IIE nuns Donnie.
Eight Are Penned in a Fiery
Furnace.
b-y‘
' honors minus! Kin: uvlso.
' mm of the Calamity lo the chapl-
mne'u 1m Ilenntal'n. lulu—Duper-
ato Attempt la Being Made to Snooker
1' theme-es.
laoiiMounuxs, Mich, Jan. Ian—mm
unfortunate miners are imprisoned in the
Chopin mine, which' Is now a blazing furh
M The mine caught fire shortly aftero
o'clock, just about the time of changing
llama. The flames were first discovered on
the sixth level, and spread with amazing
rapidity
Stilled by the Smoke.
Nearly all of oneshift succeeded in mak-
ing their escape, but eight oi them had all
means oi escape cut oil and it is supposed
by this time they have succumbed to the
Inside of an hour dense
' volumes of smoke were pouring from four
”stilling smoke.
(II the shafts.
Little "ope Left.
Thotops of the shafts were covered as
quicklyosposeible in hopes that the fire
might be smothered out, but it is regard-
ed p5 extremely doubtful if this can be
‘ done. It is not regarded In at all possible
that any of the imprisoned men will be
“ rescued. It is not known how the tire
surfed.
THE MAMMOTH DISASTERW
The Dead Number 101, but Mon: May
Yet Be Recovered.
Pimmmc, Jan Sid—The exact number
of deadremoved fromIthe Mammoth mine
151%.. Twenty-nine victims were buried
today. The body of another miner was re
covered early in the morning and identified
It is the general im-
pression that a number of bodies are yet in
A large
nnmlfir of men are working cleaning out
as George Mofl'ard.
the mine covered with debris.
the In no.
Mr. Frick was at the scene yesterday for
the purpose of providing help to families
in need. The undertaken; have gone home
and the improvised morgue is deserted.
The damage to the mine is very slight and
The coroner’s in-
willnot exceed $1,500.
gust will be held next Thursday.
France In Alarmed.
LONDON, Jan. 3f).-—The approaching visit
of the grand duke of Luxemburg to the
German emperor is regarded with no little
alarm in France, as there is no doubt that
the object of that visit is to discuss the,
adoption of a military convention between
Prussia and Luxemburg and thus bring
within the control of the Germans a place
that has been and can be again made one
of the strongest fortresses In Europe In-
stead of Prussia taking the initiativeto
ward the military annexation of Luxem-
bnrg the kaiser has carefully withheld
from any proposition of the kind, deter-
mined appnrcntly not to give France any
und for complaint. But the grand
duke himself is understood to be anxious
for an arrangement that will place Lux-
emburg In line with the German empire
ndprovide for the protection of theduehy
in the event of war.
rangemeut for defense LIIerIIbIIrg, should
war arise between France and Germany.
would be the prey of the first troops that
would succeed in reaching ’it, and those
would probably be French. for not much
faith is placed by the Luxemburgers in the
tees of their neutrality by the rreat
powers how that they are divon ed from
, the crown of Holland
New owners of the Alliance.
Guns, Nob, Jnn. 30.-—The election of
olficers of the National Farmers’ Alliance
resulted: PresidentJohn‘ ll. Pchrs, of
Nebraska; vice presidents, Thomas Spex,
of New York; Charles Morgan,“ Pennsyl—
vania; H. Tickens, of Ohio;WillianI Kinert,
of Indiana; C. M. Butt. of Wisconsin; I)
B. Cown, of Missouri; .I. ll. Furlong, 0!
Minnesota; I). It ancns. of Washington;
Milton George, of Illinois; A. .l. \l'estfall,
oflowa, and W. H. Jones, oi Nebraska;
secretary and treasurer, August Post, of
Iowa; national lecturer, G. 1'; Lawrence,
of Ohio, first assistant, Miss Eva Mellon-
nnesota; second, 1).“. Pawns,
«(Washington Next years‘ meeting will
aid, of m
be held in Chicago
Prince Baudoulu'e Funeral.
1 Bantams, Jan. {it—Jim funeral of Prince
Baudouin occurred here yesterday. and all
day long Brussels was in mourning. The
serviceswereheld IIttlII- Cathedral of St.
Gudule. The count of Flanders, the fa-
ther 01 the dead prince, wepped bitterly as
he walked behind King Leopold, having
, his son, Prince Albert, on his right and
The
cardinal archbishop of Moo hlin met the fu-
neral prpIession III. the top of the cathedral
flaps and proculed the remains up the
dale. King Leopold and the royal princes
followed the coilin until it was dewslted
Prince Henry oi Prussia on his ‘ll'll.
oathe eatafulque, when the funeral serv-
lee commenced
'-. 3 Cannot Denounce-II ‘Thermldorn'
Pants, Jan. mulnst night's perform-
ance It the Theatre r‘mncnis wasquiet.
The police promptly suppressed demon~
Men! on the part of the noisy element
of the audience, who called loudly Ior
license of disorder are ex-
to-nlght on the part of people who
ve booked seats In advance with the in-
tention of witnessing the Imriormauee oi
M‘Thermidor ” LII Justiw says that Presi-
dent Carnot denoumcd “”"llIernIldor Its a
qteelalty of inspired batteries, whereof he
“Tumbler!"
was the indlmct ochel.
WW...» A.-..->...._.
lle Wu . “fltur Route" Defendant.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. lib-A special to
say»:
Janus W. Parker yesterday gave deeds
and mortgages, eovIIIIIII: real estate in this
’Tll. Star from Atcbison, Knn.,
county and city. aggregating rm, lilo. Mr.
Parker Is the president and practically the
owner of the National Mail company,
Muhamml contracts in nearly every
lie was one of the do
In the famous ' Star llonte." but
adamant. lie was summed to
Yemen t5.helnion
3W
e ire.
3n. noun-Ill It Bprlnuneld.
- BWFIILD. Ills, .lnn. m.«-i"ive hal-
lots—the tony-tomb. tortyIImI. forty-’
sixth, forty-seventh and forty eighthwl
Wt session were taken for senator yes
, 1‘zkwlththlsresult:I'IIIIIII-I- 101.0ng
until this
Btreeter. a Adjourned
.I... MW..-“
roe-menu (and III. budge mu.
Hammond. Jamal)
“ ithout some ar-
“The legislature
huedopud a resolution calling on the
«metres: .3159. grammes.
Mr John Pope Economy's Thunderbolt
‘ In the Liberal Camp.
11.311901, Jan. 305—33”. GI lstonelntro-
duoed his bill yesterday to re nove the re-
meining political disuhiliti okJigImnn
Catholics, by enabling mom of that
faith to hold the oillces of viIcroy of Ire.
land and bird cbanwllor Sir John Pope
Heunessy. in newt-Itasca with his an~
nuanced intention, submitted an amend-
ment proposing that I be sovereign of Great
Britain and Ireland should also be permit-
ted to be a Roman Catholic should the
sovereignseeflt to adopt- that faith. 'The
amendment was received witherlee of pro-
test from all quarters, irrespective of
party. The announcement of Sir John's
Intention had already stirred tolts very
depths the conscience of Protestant Eng-
land, and the Rev. Dr. Parker, in the term
ple service, condemned In the strongest
language the assault, as be characterized
it, on the foundations of the British eon-
stitution. The non-conformists every-
where are greatly excited indeed much
more than the established church people,
who are not dispoaed to tIent the matter
as of serious llllpl)rlllllf't’.
The Liberal lenders are Very much hurt
that llcnnessy should have taken such a
step without their consent, which, of
course, would never have been given, and
they connect hI~I III “on with the circum-
stance that since the opening of parlia—
IIIcnt he has been hobnobbing a good deal
socially with his old. friends the Tories.
Depending. asttbe English Liberals do. on
with some of them whether the action of
Hennessy is not a more serious blow at the
Irish cause in England thnnwns the l’ur-
nell divorce exposure. .\Ir. Gladstone
hastened to ”mm-«3 the llcuncssyalueud-
nit-at, and in reply to an inquiry he has
written to the London‘corresptmdent of
the United Press that his bill has no rela—
tion, either in its words or in its policy, to
any conditions on which the royal family
of England holds the crown of Great llrit-
sin. The Tories and their allies. the dis-
senting Liberals. are unwilling. however,
to look at the matter in that lighi,nnd
they are holding iorth everywhere that
Gladstone has penIIitteIl himself to be
made a tool of by those who desire to as
soil the not of settlement and "minute
work of tho revolution of but).
Presidential Nominations.
“'AsmanIIN, Jun. 30.—-’l‘be president
has sent to the senate t he following nomin-
ations: ..l. H. Young. of North Carolina, to
becIIllct-mrof customs for tin-district of
“'Ilminmon. N. 7‘. Limit. (‘01. t'lIarlI-s
Heywood, l’uilml Stains marine corps. to
be I-olIInI-l vIIuIIuanIlnnt of that corps, vice
Cob Mcllewlt'y. I'I'lll't'll. l’nmflnlwtors:
Mann-«A. I. llrown, Belfast. Mas-Incbw
sells-James SbI-I'lio, Sandwich; .l. C.
Tripp. Fail-haven: J. \V. Sproul. Abington:
\V. L. Kullll, (faults-Hp. I'mmcciit'uh—
“1 U. Bushnell. ('IIIIIIIII. Sew York»
Josie Miller. Antwerp; l’. J. Hawkins,
lslip; .l. .l. Kirkpatrick, l'atchoizue; H. II.
llurker, Springvillr; II. II. llI-ntley, Cha»
tcnugny: Norman Holman, llicliiicld
Springs. Pennsylvania «Ii. Ii. Culbertson,
l'IdiulIorII Ohio I’ .l Richards Zaneav
ville; C. II. llIIbI- ll. ('hngrin Falls.
Judge- Armstrong for Pro slclcut.
'l‘llltNTIIs‘. Jan. 110. ~.\ stale lt‘llKlll' of
molding and loan .3. ~III3iutiIIIIs lnt~ been
formed hem llolv-nIII-s from I35 out of
:57 associations II~-r-- present. A resolu-
tion was pawml authorizing Judge- l3}.
Ambler Al'III».lrI'IIu:. of l'umIlI-n, and Hen-
ntor Muir'bmf l'II'IIIII. to draft II planto
plnm- moi-I3 rrslrifllulls around lln- nulionnl
loan Item'iutimn which have recently
come into tln- r-illlt', It will require tlII-nI
to deposit Slflum Worth of securities with
tho bunk I'Illlfllllb-ll'llv‘l'h before tlII-ycnu
commence business. .\ repeal oi the pres—
ent unwhnuirs' liI'II luv." was IluIIInnIlI-Il.
Judge [-3. Ambler .\rIII.~IIrrInx, «rt-speaker
of the assembly, wast-looted president of
the league. - .
“A New Mint for Philadelphia.
\VI‘SIIINIITO‘J, Jun. :II "The «'prukl‘l‘ laid
before the home :I IIIHI-r from the secretary
oftlnI treasury u : prompt III-Iionon
the bill for the I-I-II . Ill of II new min! in
Philadelphia. The ~I3I-rclzu'y says that it
is impossible to enlarge in II dwmtble way
the present building, He :Ilsnmllsntlcn
lion lo the sIIIIIllne-M of spur-I3 {or 1.le oper-
ation; III the Illllll and Ill!‘ lack of storage
capacity fnrlln- lIIrgI- IIIIIIIIlIlirsoI silver
bullion which the KIIVI‘l’Illlll‘lll is required
to purchase under the. art of July it, WM
The bulk of this. be my», is plll’l'lliLM‘tl at
Philadelphia and renders imperative some
action by rough» bulking: III thu- erection
of anew building for the mint there.
a.
ma Ills: Paper l'umpany'e Fallon.
Sququ‘Il-IIII. .\III~~ ..I.-III, :w; ’i'lII- Win-
ona l'upcr ('IIIIIpnIIy. of linlyIIl.I~, has sun.
pended payment. The ll'lllllllll" IIIIInIIuI
to nearly futility)". 'l'lI» I-IIIIIpIIIIy I‘lilllll?
that its :IssI3's.IpIIIIIIIIr In «considerable
more than il-I liu!‘ llll'h. but are not until
nblI-nrllmpimru llll)". 'l'rI'IIsIIrI'r lbs-I
foul, of the company. in» :Isiwxl lor :In or
this vicinity IIIIVI- denial IIIII- Ile'II'bprII
rides iortlIe puynn III III to per cent. for
each (on your» .\!r llusl’m'tl is in New
York trying III II‘lII:-.in tlu- siuunrnrwol
the t'l’l'llllors :lIrn- III ~III~II .‘Ill :IgrrI-un-nl.
To Abolish the Huh-s Hy ntem’.
Ctrv‘runnn, 0., Jun. :III. I’m-Intent llob
Insou, oi the (.llI'Vi‘lilllll then-bull club, soul
It letter a Week ago III the different league
presidents linking them to I3II operate with
him in thermal t3I I7 tllwll the custom I)!
twilllm the rI-lm u' . III’ II II III r» llv int-I re
solved replies from 31... I1 rpIIlIlinu. III
Chicago. lit‘llll. of i’iIIl:IIlIIlplIi:2: llrusb, III
Cincinnati. Swim. «II' Union. and ’i‘IIlI'I'tl
mulJ. W. lipullliu'; III New York. 'l‘lIIvy
all express them vl w-t :m helm: in Invor «It
IloiIIII “Wily with I 3» - wyslI-III lillll put.
' ting ull I-lubum :m mp; Il inoriu'z in tin
mutter oi III-curb”: pin; I'm.
wflu.
TllIlen for (irnml ”luster.
TBKS‘I‘IN.JIIII. 'h‘)."-»-llu IIIsIIIl bulge oi
Masons Ilth-II '1' VI ’l‘I‘IilIIII, II: Jung,
City, to be zmml III.-..-hvr. 'I'lIoIIIIIs ll. ll.
Itcduuy. III .lsbmy I’IIrk «nun-ls the
lateJoscplI House. [or lift} )4 m. I:I;Ind
secretary. llIIII-iIIIIvII 'i in rI-wp-III III the
memory of the lIItI I 1. ”til m M .It)' mu
pilK‘If'tl.
Newdcrw) N In My moo.
They ll ant Cbt- rolmr f-Ilrlp "period.
RAMA“ CITY. MIL, Jun. 21". « ..\ special
from Arknnmf ity to ”WI .Ieniut; ”linm
says that there isavor) largrnltrtulanrr
from Knm'uwmnlUklnlimtm III the inter
state I onu-nlirm to urge ctmgrtms to open
the (flier-Ikee strip. Mayor I'lI-nIcIItII, ot
Whhila. in pneidiug. Spot-Ines will ht
made by many pI'oIII‘IIII-nt western men.
The Anthracite on,» liner-mm! liven.
New Youir. Jan.” m~m enthrsciu
venom curators [rem P
«level eaten agents have WI to an output for
a. ' mil?” by"; Hm"! 0! 3.011).” tons net shoots
1 2.0mm) roe-Inst yen, and t m
Weather m
£wmwb“ ruin
mom-month. Manuals»
Aurthur-Wot?
rewrote
nonconforlnist support. it is a question;
tension from his t‘l'i‘llllllr‘i, IIIIIl llltht' in
'lln3 Immine- hip oi the order in‘
~ popes Ase tune. I
The sum of (50,000 was realized in pro-
Iniums on tests for the lat Patti night in
Chicago; “
Six hundred personsare reported to have
Invested In a lottery got up by a Bun Frau-
eisco paper, and the only winner draw a yel-
low oovered novel.
The volcano of L'olima, Mexico, Is inn stifle
of active eruption. Many of the houses in the
vicinity have fallen and the woods for many
miles around are on fire.
Among the Yombos of West Africa, who
take great care of their teeth and scrub them
well at least three times “a day, an old tooth
hrurlnis regarded are touching mesent, not
being to much intended for actual use, in
deed, but rather as conveying a sort oi Im-
plied message that, as the sender took the
greatest cure of his teeth and used his tooth
hnIsh continu y, so his friend was also in
his thoughts at rnlng, noon and night
The queen jrcgent of Spain has raised Santa
Anna, lharélltur of the popular journal, Cor-
resmndencin d'Espann to the rank of a loaf-
uis. The new noble is a man of great energy.
any years ago, he reached Madrid With ten
francs in his pocket. He has not only ere-
atcd a newspaper, but III! has founded sav-
ings banks and pension funds for old age.
III: is widely popular.
Elmer Wilson, of Mobile, ate a hearty Illn-
nor on Sunday, and afterward picked his
teeth with awoodcn toothpick. A piece of
wood got lodged between his teeth, causing
him some annoyance Failing to get it out
he used a pin, which caused the gum to bleed
freely, but did not dislodge the sliver. At
last he tool: il pcnkniio, and by an awkvmrd
Inovch-ut plunged the blade in between his
tooth and broke it oil. Lockjaw set in and
he died in a few hours.
To add to the many obligations under
which lIo-has laid Cambridge university,
Proftesor sidgwick has offered lovgive £1,500
towards the completion 0! the new buildings
urgently required for physiology, on condi-
tion that the work is undertaken forthwith.
Tin-financial board has accordingly remin-
nleuIchl Il scheme by wlIiIriItlIiI can be effect.
cIl. Nature adds: “The alliance between
mental science and physiology which this
gift represents is a bright fmluroof Cam-
bridge studies at prose IIt'
Three Australians, who are walking across
the American I 'nntiuv m, rem lII-Il Si. Haul,
Minn, from Tacoma II few days since. They
are on It tour of the world from Mellmurne,
on n wagI-r that the tour cannot be made Ill
eight months. The conditions of tbn bet are
that every appliance may be used for travel-
ing after reaching New York, but the journey
across North .lmIvrII- a most lI-3 Inmb- on foot.
The. bet' Is fol 2.11m“. and the p Ilmtrinm: are
due at the Au: kl IIIIl I JIIE I, in Melbourne jn~t
eight lllollllls from lllr‘ date“! tlII-II- depart-
ure. The tram-ion “743 in {mod health, and
my confident of “my“;
lighting on Alligator.
“A few days ilgu." 'snys’l‘nm 1). Johnson,
“I was wading through II swamp up near the
‘llorscsboo,’ in water as high up (Is my waist.
l s} II-Il an alligator son-II Ill dance from me
llnvlng rIlI-nIly p: semi severpl I paid aunt
tI ulion iII llIi~ {I flow. but pIIm all). he dived
nIIIl I' nun II, I I IllIIII n fI Iv fn- t of Iill‘ «wing
:II' mm mm IIpI-u mouth. l row-II my gun to
my mlMlIlIlt'l' oml lll'l"l. 'l‘iIv sh It dbl not
mkv any effect, nor did If ship bun. l tln3n
rains! my gun :I;.Il. mm; It Sh :I club, struck
at him and miwul him, nlIIlv1I112I3lII-Ilr1min};
my lInInIII'c. Nut bnvaIg film to I-lI-ml. again,
[jumped behind :I tree, and just as I not be-
hind llmlrm- “angular struck at ill",lllld
hit the tree) in! hard that be. was turned mm
pletcly IIVI'I', and lln~ waves irom ins fall
came IIvnr IIImIleII: mu. ‘7’
“AH smut :I~ Cw right-{l lu- come at in"
again. I again I-luv‘m-l llllll by jumping III--
bind the true, We Indulgol in tin: prIIvtiI'I-
(or some little lIInI-, MIMI finally I caught
lIol-l of an mvr'azIIIgiug lllllll :IIIIl IlI‘I-u: my
self up Into llIv- li"‘l‘ jut in Hill" in mi“ llm
'gIItIIr‘II jaws. Wlwn l got up the ll't't' l
llliltli'tl my rIIII- and aim: the ‘gutor. iIII urn.
one of the Inrgwst ‘gatnrsl ovor snw in [his
semtion. lII- um all of (III-ho Im'f. in length.
I never lwiuII- thought an alligator would
attack .3I man." Apaliuthiculu Tunes.
A Largo llml.
Down in one of the rooms of the Tremuut
house is n bedstead which smite.» terror in tin
’Jt‘fill’l of every man who l't nIIs‘IgIImI in that
room. Thoslruugo {millil’v' about it in Its im-
mune- proponents. it Is a bal lit Inrora
lII-Il that would lit atrium, owl it is LI bed
with a history. Yeahs ago, in the rIlIldn_\'-;
oi the Tremont, "IuIng John" Wentworth
owl to board there, and this bed was I'—Im
stunted especially inrhim. lln stopped III
this hotel for II long time and h it there only
when colon-(l lII- -|p was lutrmllm-II. Mr.
Wentumrtb dbl not lilo- colored men, and he
cut on-r lo the Hherrunu housotn board
ere llL‘ rcrunluml mml hIIIIIoIl. llIIt ml»
orI-IluII-ndul not him Mr. Wentyvorth. but It
was a sort of stand oil. The M3,; III-II Is mt.“
at tbo’l'rI-mout, however. and it i. usually
reserved for (leer mil lilt‘ll, Ilm'u In a Willi"
u llllnlnkt' will be Inn-iv, and a «mall man will
be Inelignml in the I'INIIH. in such cases a
search warrant III usually sworn nut to Ilnd
the man III ”will IrIIIng. This impwnnl onm
\lein l’rnnk l)flllll"l.'1,llli':‘s:‘l ml at! «median,
was given the be II, in" l“! was disc IvercIl be
fore the owning, pr Hriltlllllllllt'. They found
him In one of the sltlu pmrkvts, and the next
night they IlrI-w rI fulll'll‘t’ll inch balk lino
around the bud. » t'lIII-ngu llernhl. I»
Will Albert “Irtor liver Return?
An Impression preIn'Ila in England that
Prince Albert \I’ivtur of Waite will never re
turn ullvo from India. It I» WPll known that
III- has from the wry nllbwi. burn extremely
avnrm toluuleing [be irip.an-l that bebas
rIIlzurIlwl his Indian tlIlyssI-y mill themes:
gloomy furIIlIrIIlIngs. 'l‘bI- IV'WII, therefore,
ihntou the very flrut day of his arrival iri
Bombay the elephant on which he was riding
etunIlIlInl and (all. and that m. a later Ironron
the sum:- uflI-ruvvvn the bums which be was
IlrIvIIIg bulb- l and ~Imshml bis curring.- to
pieces, has been III-«II- -iw~l with much lint-asi-
urss in London It in true that tho prium
escaped on l‘lll'll‘lfl‘l‘flsim with nothing be
yond a few rrrntcbm undamvero shaking,
but the fact remains that the two amivlmus
on the someday are regarded by the super-
stitious as on tum-«Ilium 1' n IIiIIrIuw beginning
lo the Indian tour of England II future king.
~New York Tribune.
The Ancient Art of Burial-ling.
in view of modern prom-ms in atoll-lining,
desiccation. nrnl nth-3r I’llvlllmlrl oi preserving
the dead for an ln'l63ilnli-3 time. I: is interest.
top; to note thatit has lwnufinmtnl that
moreihan mldfllfltlllunusn Inpmmlm were
made in Egypt It‘om the lwgmnio; III the art
of emlmlmlng until its decontimmn'elu the
Eleventh "minty. There were IlIrI-II grads
oi embnlming. For Inn-serving his relative
in the out ammrval style tho. Egyptian had
to pay “.15, in the second grade. the open
meteor: about an»; the third method"
so cheap as to ho «Immoral ”within the
reach of Nthepoorfltelllm ”Indium the
plchlln‘ol thohcdyformdeynendthn
bulimia lam. The-s
numb-m,
devotee! “Me-II new.
my , mm to brush-u!"
You'd” m. . -...
W‘p—w—I
Gems: ladies’
and Bhildren’ s
I Do Per Pair.
SEE EAST
WOOLEN
WINDOW
HOSIERY
All Grades at Greatly Reduced Prices.
M»...-
A. Ilialerman & in.
84 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
SCOFIELD & - HOYT,
37 Washington
St, 80. Norwalk.
ll ill open Wednesday, January w, a new line of Toille
dc. ' \ortls III all the latest styles; also another case of those
worsted dress goods we have been selling for We per yard.
TABLE LINEN AND TOWELS.
'iurkcy Red Cow rs, ill 0.’
bleached satin finished damask,
ltxlra heavy bb eched damask,
Exhn heavy bleached damask
L3 mne damask napkins, from it
damask towels.
27x45 In., only “In cents, worth 00.
I worth $2.25. 'xtra heavy
72 III 98 cents worth $1. 25.
Go In., .I.l cents, worth 75 cents
70 In., 85 cents, worth $1 00.
1 13 to $3 0.") dozen 50 dozen
20 dozen
all linen towels, 119x36 iu., only 8 cents, worth] 5 J. W
HOSIERY.
Another case ludies’ last black hose, 0 pair tor
Ladies' inst bl wk (:3 Ittnu hose,
\Vtmlt'll hose, 25 and 3‘) cents
llnst'. l!) mulls.
WHl'lll 40.3
llzlh'l
25 cents.
Iznlivs’ fast black
fast black Cashmere
25 cents
Ladies'
.\ lug drive lll Gent's l'nmel hair lIOhU. 20o,
Seamless lIIIlf how,
black cotton lIo-c from 10 lo 50 (souls.
Children s
l’hildron's inst
’pair 25 cunts.
black woolen lllhl: from 15 to 60 cents.
CARE-Ems.
In our carpIt department we have on new stIII. k of carpets,
all ol the latest styles and at ilu3' .nwcst prices; lchnp
l:'II' Worth 20c:
$1 ‘Ih‘ Ilmup at!
lmrrllllt' manner
'IIrpcl patmr
$2 :Ill
\\ Imluvv sh:
"lll'llc .
roll prices. I'IIrpM, ~weepcrs,
Carpets III IIlI- and laid in the host
Ides made to order, any width
and II path, a! lit" ellnflvsl noticw 3IIIIl lowest plitl".
Icon-Ids Iloyl. Open Menu“ ell alnIlStIlI. evenings.
Selllng Out I
all goods in t or 08375 VI" INHIII‘VG "IPA”! INT, l'mlrrwmr and limit" at any price.
All
n lirl go M or will give up I: m departments to nuke mm for our al'iflMl MILLINEKY.
FUR CAPES
Wit be «on! a any reasonable pr Ire
AND MUFFS
We mm nuke more.
m~w~~m~
CORSETS.
WI have the Ilrgut stock of tho—er 7 mm In the
or in“ r I During llll! pale we will III II our Intel-I
pm: soil will ri we or our Imprxn duck at is:
8 brand In 'wdl hrowa‘flor 1% cents.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
will Rifl'l'II‘I‘JH III I'.sln, White sul l'snry Inn-t no with the mu.
<Pw
Do not Isl-II IhIII opput‘unl'y.
MILLINERY.
A lblflmmfll lls'I- and shop" must be mil.
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.‘lluhncketuo lloiel Block,
no rmomblc ole: minted.
«or W...
IEGER,
South Norwnlk.
To .
orse Buyers
We are constantly re-
ceiving Pine Horses.
suited to all purposes.
You will find the HH-
BST 0011031338. the
BEST BOADBTBRS. the
cHBAPEST WORKERJII
and altogether the
BEST ASSOR’I HEX? 01
SALE Houses in Fair-
field County. Parties
waiting any kind of a
Horse. can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRANTED.
II. II. PARSONS.”
Blflfllllflfi STICK Fill
IIIII’I senv‘evoen.
roe-ours 3031A“ ARI) MALI
men- realm-Ilean-
prh. all-drum Met
“in
Charles Mott,
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l'l'HEll'lNlCfl.
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sf lav-1mm
luggies, Phaeton». Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Price» to adult All.
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ACIONS'
J [1B, PRINTINE.
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ran zvssmo ssmmsus JOB nsrsnr
mm 15 some Wm ran must
AND umr BTYLEB or me.
”KISSES. to, AND 3
Plummets,
cleanest,
Names.
"M AND
Accuracy,
IS OUR MOTTO.
\‘I'H All}; PREPARED TI) (ilVB’l‘lfi’l’lMA'l‘l‘lal
UN EVERY KIND Ill" JOB PRINTING
Filo.“ A l’OfiTEll 'I‘U A VISITING
t'.\lll). WE HAVE I'NI'SI'AI.
FACILITIES FOR DOING Tl.’
FULL! )W‘lNGIW ORE:
('nnln II'IIIIIk Books
annuals t'onrrnco-
lltterhI-mlp hum"
Sou-heads Lab-Ila
Envelope-s Imitation-
t'lrculan Ill-porn-
show t‘nrde Tau.-
l’oelrrn I’III-tal Cards
l’azalogun law Blanks
Prior Lisle Journals
Pamphlets Prwpev‘lflnt'e
Bylaws III-sumac" L'ham
T irkell l‘ovcnsnm
Programmer Proposals
Banting Oatm- Ballots
llamlbllls Election Notices
“13(er Policies
Bondn Statements
I'Mb Niger!
Law I'm-s l‘hyslclaun' Forms
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(IRDERB FRO] A'DIS'I’ANCE PRONPTLY
ATTENDED T0.
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“21‘ ("Ill MTIIIA'I'EII BEFORE PLACING
YOII’R Ollblilffi ELSEWHEW:
Elllllllfllllllll
IIIIIIII not.
err berm-t
UTH‘NORWALK.
llll 11a SEWINI} Mllflllfi
YOU MAY BE THE FLUCKY PERSON.
And also remember you one get good value for our money
here. A ticket! Is given with every 25 cent cos purchase
Flour and Sugar are cheap Best Creamery Butter, none liner,
ints, 32c 1b.; Fancy Dried Apples, 15c 1b.; Eva Califordtu
IPne§zhes 250 1b.; 3} lbs. Rice, 25c; the best line of Oranges
nthc city at 32c a dozen; Fancy Full Cream White Cheese,
excelled by none; Splendid Hams, 12c lb. It Is astonishing
how that 250 Butter goes, 4} lbs for $1 Long’s Breakfast
Flour Is a delicate food and economical, for hot cakes, waflles,
Mullins, 850. Try it. 2I} lbs. Prunes, 25638.1: .«
Charles E. Seymour’s,
LEADING GROCER,
33 Washington- Street. South Norwalkc
W B.HALL
e2: 00.
BRIDGEPORT.
Commence Todayo a. Wonderful Sale?
III till all Back DII l‘IIIls
_ RIBBONS, RUCHINGS,
luls’ Shirt and Punishing Gulls,
fl0SIERY AND SMALL WARES.
1,000 ends 01 Dress tingle, Velvets and Sarah Silks .will
go at half price
Now, Fashionable and Best Fitting “If Trimmed Cloaks
will go at $8.00 and% 10. 00, were $15. 00 and $20. 00.
CALI: AND EXAMINEuI
W. B. HALL & CO.
T113383 Bonita LIIII Prints
BflflTS All SllllES
GLOVER & OLSEN’S
Sl’ECIALTIES:
Our Suiah KId Ladies’ 82. 00 Shoes are the lineal ever oflered in South Norwalk
Lodies’ I reach Knl lland Sewed, Ladies French turned and wells at prices that
willsstonish you.
A full line oi Ladics', Children’s and lion’s Shoes that will pay all to examine.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade.
Infill-IRES lllll MEATS
A’I‘ 'I'IIII'I Mp 9151\0 OP
THADDEUS GUYER,
(Successor to 'l'. Burr flour at Don),
S P B I N G W O O D ,
ALL ORDERS PBIIMI’TIIY FILLED.
City People and It to their advantage to trade
I with us.
GIVE Us A. TRIAL.
Graduate Optician
Homer B. Hoyt’s
18 North llaln Street.
ll sue- lluml to all compliant! ever. 00!-
pound [m on room Irma manner III-root
om tense. m faction guaranteed Ito ”for
recite ryee.
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