4 . Mystery Bobs Up
. .. yOncc More.
‘ I reuse SUICIDE 111 1r.
ices more in George 1!.
Fiji": or the 11mm Weaken
by Broker 'iumner's Ion. and
Ilveue by Another aloe.
- II: I Feb. 5,—Chepter sixty-four
flute when Mymry; or, The Missing
. " being a story of murder, sul-
Iu- . I ,love,etc., by Perrinli. Sum-
In: E. Sumner and othern, we:
both public yesterday. Theiirll
’myw hunters of this wonderful rays
M printed during October and No
year. The etoryiu short was
man with a black bag mgintcn'd
that! by house in Yonkers as George
‘m c mmitbed suicide, and was identi-
Janice R. Edgar by the author
. The black bag was misc
contained 85,000, and had un-
y been stolen and the mxiu mur-
body was buried. in three
dug up, the identification was
and the body was reburied.
authors received letters from
one Edgar and Hie Nephew».
‘ a there heeerted that James H. Ed.
gar on two mysterious nephews, one
George Edgar and the other James
g' Bomb fled from England on account
of H. Edgar’s io1e scrape Neither
3m . Edgar, Mr. George 11. Edgar,
norJ Rowe could be found, and no
one could be found who knew them.
Here e authors lagged. Their work
loeteomeofita brightness, and the news.
paper: them. The forty—four inter-
venins- pters have been merely men-
tinned time to time They were un-
. . They included only the ar-
M'of the chief author on a charge of
largely, find other events of minor im-
portln .
' Altar House Suicide in It.
On unlay chapter sixty-three, an adi-
devit by the principal character 1n
_ bhelto ,Jamee H. Edgar, was printed.
. In it t principal character hinted at
., crimm; said the Yonkers suicide
1]. Edgar his brother; that fivo
who had got in trouble in Eng-
committed suicide and were
ilk?‘ over the face of the earth, and
reetwere wanderers. Chapter sixty-
fourt ndsin interest of all the rest.
,_ It is the identification of the body of the
‘ manw committed suicide at the Astor
house Tumday night as George H. Ed-
gar, on of the missing nephews, the sixth
of the lish fugitives, according to chap-
”! six y- t,hree to commit suicide This
lulu at the Astor house late on Mon—
dunig t and engaged a room. lie paid
fail dregistel'od as “Fred E1',ans Eng-
” ‘He did not appear in the morning.
On Tu y arch]; the door of his room
”it open, and he was found on the
loonr th his throat cut from car to ear.
mhdheoudeadalongtime.
llb Won the Mining Nephew.
knew him, and the body, with
on of the coroner, wan sent to
I' Dufiy’a undertaking establishment. in
,_ Green street. Yesterdayn toil, good
T lookin manoallcdat thehotel. He looked
It the register. The handwriting, "Fred
I'll“, England,” was familiar. He asked
loll hlr. Evans and learned of the suicide.
341 If t to Duffy‘s establishment, and at
moo titled the bodynethat ofaman
by the name of George H. 11113111,
m nephew. He said his own
name no Powell. He lived at 60 Decatur
met, klyn
an out from the body to Author Sum-
1111'. cc and wanted the author to go
with in to the undertaking estublialr
tant- Mr. Sumner wouldn't go, but his
nan t. The identification was com-
' ll. Mould Bury the Second Edgar.
told a reporter that Mr. James H.
; the chief character in the mystery)
stopping at his home in Brook-
hld intended to start the nephew
eaein this city He went away a
Friday to Montreal The nephew
ten that he would be 111 New lorlr
Laid asked Mr. Powell to call
1 house.
the chapter thus partially devel-
reporter called on Mr. Sumner at
198 Broadw- ay , tor the remainder.
ll was there figuring on the fun—
pence; lie had determined to bury
3 man lum (In Mr. Sumner had
.. George H. Edgar 1n the first part of
. . , Mr. Powell said that the
w . had been engagal to be married, to
whom he did not know. He thought this
marriage might have driven
man to euiclde.
Marv llynterioue Crime.
I belted gone out Mr. Sumner ce~
, .. the myatery. lie fluid when the
do!) I all out, and it would 1111me be
‘ . on some day. it would be better than
. 2 I dime hotel ever written. The
motor which the Edgar» fled from Eng-
nerer been told. in chapter alxtya
m gem themyetery it wan Mill it never
‘ Ir Sumner said yesterday it 11111 of a
nature. The above of Nephew
alone was alcohol Nephew Rowe,
-" mum“, had got the butlerof bio
I blow, a Mr. llnlhu. by that
It. How much the rest of the fugi-
. lied hedid not know. It was a
N deal more than Smith!” He knew
Ithedetaiieof the trouble Chap.
Ifourof the tnvplcry will be comI
when the body (I! Hu- \aiur house
burial by Mr l'ow.1-ll who ban
1] of Mr “111nm! lm- live years,
V. . .. :hto llrdsnnmer, Jr The ex;
. piers t inuy-lery in ii cit
Fm mmlchleotd titer-ant of the Rt»
mm. or elm: the return of .lomee'“
"I and Nevin"? Rowe to New \ ark
I alone“ great Ehglinh crime.
' , lie-Ill u had xenon.
. I , circumstance that mmldseem
.ntlwr manner” 1 story and that
thetalry tahisthe rm thotlb
loot night a man called at the
, I send-plied pemumluntovlew
I . ii the Actor bouegnuicide, say-
from the published description he
III. diet the man «centric-ad
Mia Baa Mariam named Fred
The «ranger. alter a long and
3m: at the dead man 11 M mid:
3,3: inundation-1| ltvml
actual-him for 11 yeerild ill-Iii,
. tr manrkab. ,
Itthe
111..” ..
I‘ll-ye .-
1! In! To
town ”that compared with that
Audition thermistor of the W
houuendwae foundtobeexactlytiu
name with the exception of a rolling flour
tab under the signeture on the picture.
The lormaticn and else at the letters were
identical, and there is little doubt that
both “Santana were made by the some
' A Wellvnoowu medium.
Fred Evans was a well known medium
inBan Francisco, and has ini’actagood0
reputetlon' 1n splritualistic circles through-
out the country.
For the past year he has been holding
eeancee thmughout Australia, and was, it
is thought, on his return to San Francisco
when he took his life. “The young man
was born in Liverpool, England, in 1862, ”
raid the gentleman who identified the
body, “and came of a good family. Hi1
powers were truly marvelous and he erect
ed the greatest astonishment wherever he
went. Aboutayear ago i heard that he
had gone to Australia From that time
until today i have not heard directly from
him. I knew that he was soon crpectcd' In
this country, and when I read in them
porn of the suyide' ill the Actor house i felt
confident that the man who took his own
life was my old friend."
CANADA WANTS TO TREAT.
rflcr Anxiety to Secure Partial Reciprocal
Relations
OTT.',111.1 Out ..1 -The manner in
w hich the racy/Cinnamon trade proposals
came to be um (I to the United States gov-
ernment” is briefly as follows: Seycral weeks
ago, when the negotiations were in prog-
ress between Newfoundland and the United
States looking to n reciprocity treaty. the
Canadian government made representa—
tions that Canada should have the option
of being included iii any arrangements
11 ith that colony 11% to the fisheries or trade.
This contention was based on the solemn
assurances given by the Newfoundland
gm emment two or three years ago and re—
peated on ant-costivc occasions that if any
special prii‘iicgcs were allowcduny coun-
try 1n regard to the purchase of supplies
or bait in \eufoundlnnd such privileges
would also be granted to Canada.
The secretary of state for the boiled
States, when beleurncdot' the position of
affairs. insisted that the negotiations
should be carried on separately, i'le i11-
timatcd, however, that he would not be
unwilling to enter into negotintions with
Canada. but preferred that they should be
private and unofficial.
The Dominion government thereupon
asked the imperial authorities to remind
Mr Blaine that t‘ 111141111 had 11111 nye been
ready for fair reciprocal arrangements and
had made remitted offers to that effort,
which however, had been ignored or re—
faced by the United States. It mu. further
represented that the Dominion government
was willing, now that overt urns had been
made to them. iongain negotiate. and that
they would prefel til it these nlII'otintious
shouldbe oliiciul 11nd llmlt'l‘ commission
from the British "011 rnment ,
Mr. Blaine thereupon asked upon 11l1'1t
basis the Dominion government proposed
to llegotiatc.'il1c reply 11111111 the 1141‘
ministration of Sir John Mnmionuld sent
to Lord Knutsfoni for tr.1nsuii.'~.nion to
Wilsinglon is that. Canada desiresujoint
commission, such .m that of NI, with
authority to deal 11111111111 limit.-1ti111111nd
to prepare a treaty r1I,~p(I1Itin;: the follow—
ing subjects: II
lI‘iret——ltcne1vnl of the reciprm ily treaty
of “35%, with modifications nqnircd by the
altered circumstances of both unintrio-s,
and with extensions 1l1~1 lllt'll by incl-11111-
, mission to be 111 the inn rcah of ( .uiudu
‘ and the l nited Stairs.
Second—Jim 1111I~i1l1I I1; itiou of tin- trcnt1 of
15515 with respect to the Atlantic fisheries,
with the aim of securing free admission
into the United States marken of (T anadian
iishcrypnxincts in return {or facilities to
begrnntexltn l 111ml *1: 1111-1 fishermen 10
buy bait and suppllm and to trunmhip
cargoes 1n Lilli.ltl‘1|,1l.ll ~ut i1 privileges to
be mutual.
Third-Protection of the mackerel and
other fisheries; on the Atlantic ocean and
in inland water.
Fourth—~llciuxation of the seaboonl
coasting laws of the two countries.
l-‘ifth~—iiclnxulion of the coir-Mm: lows
1idingt‘anu1ln from the United States.
Sixth—“1111111! salvage and saving of
wrecked votes» In.
Sev oath—Arrangements for aetiling the
boundary between Canada and Make.
THE NEWS lN BRIEF.
Condemned T1 Ingram» (IIII'IEYUHI It ".93.
don: from \11rluu-1 l’luero.
\umerous men representing various
counties in New York 1111111911114 111 Albany
and organized to light the bill appropriat-
ing 8500M) for the carrying out of the
state care for the insane not \\ 1ll1an1
Carter. of Liviugniou county, and l'. P
ilogcre. of ilroonu- county, wrre elected
prealdent 11ml wa'rcmry l’l'flpt'l'li"t'l)’.
The ltaiiun 1'.- 1blmIl 1' riniu 1'nnti1111w,and
there are men rumors 1h 11 Si- rnort rlupl
willberoquestcd to within-111 Iii-1 resigna-
lion.
A delmtcnccnrrml in the home of com-
monsnn Mr. lilu1l~lnnlI‘~‘ motion that the
bill to remove religioumlienbility inwar-
ried to 11 second reading. The motion was
defeated by 11 email 11m 5111 it y.
At a banquet given :11 (unlit! by the
Marquees 11f iiute on circuit: lampburst.
11211111111111.- tntiu- decoration.“ and endan-
gering the lives of IIW minute.
A quarterly divlab-xul of one-bull pvrrent.
wan declared by the law! Im I1.
several charm-11 111 .11: mun-I Il bribery
were reported to tlw :‘ul III. ale. lmum by a
11min] chmmllh'c. 11ml 11mm- 1111111 by
the grind jury l‘l rccmunu- Indvul
They Will Fight Thin lit villi“:-
an Yuma. Feb. 5, ~~'i'lw twenty-live
roam] glow cunt-"It for iii-I {11.1 :m‘ weight
championship between l‘ul .‘le'I‘urlby. of
Jomy City, and lit-unto illxuu, llw mlurt'll
boxer of Boston. will [aim plan-o lin‘u own-
ing at the hull oftbn- l’m‘llntl 1\il1ll'li1r club,
Long Island City. for a )1“de Mammal
aside bet between Jan barley and Tom
O'Konrhc.'tbc name; We backers. of £2.01!)
airing 11 total prize M WM”. lloth men
are reported to b1I iulhv lim-etpmible con-
ditionmndmlmllum- known to be high
allowed and thoroughly wmll‘ a 1mm con-
tent lsexpectcd. in Let-1 1111118“!de the
uncle indicatiotllut 4.1m potion-1 11 Ill attend.
Br-fiovenmr lieuvor'e l‘iea.
Humour no i’a, [11-h 1—iieu Hoover
and Quartcmiaetcrflcneral lllll were given
uncaring yentcrday by the home appro-
the memi [or the 111110.111» borrowed by the
11m to relieve the diatreee at .lubmtown.
The two gentlemen explained the manner
in which the 111
there in no doubt
bill. Them
of the two countries on inland waters di- I
BEMTON WAN” BONE I.
Item to Honor! Speedy Action or
the silver Bill.
Weema'o'rox, Feb. h.-—The complicated
abate of adults on the candle silver bill it
thohouse committee on coinage, welghb
to resort to a device sometimes practiced
in congress to secure speedy action can.
bill He has come to the conclusion
thattheiateoltherilverbilliejeopenllud
in the home coinage committee, and in
rte prevent 1u1f11vorable action on it,
he” made a movement to take it out of
theiiande of that committee by unlimit-
ting the silver bill as an alueudment in-
tended to be proposed to the pension up
propriution bill.
The amendment wan referred to the ap-
propriations committee, and whether the
committee agrees to report it favorably or
not, Mr. Stewart can (all it up in the sen
ate while the pension bill in under disc-11o
elon. If it should bfi. linseed by the senate
(and there is en» ry reason to believe it will
be). the amendment, as part of the pension
bill, will be {sent to theIhouae and there it
"can be called 11p and voted on an a portal
the pemiou bill. Jurisdiction over the bill
can in this way be taken from the coinage
committee.
The house committee on coinage, weights
and measures continued its hearing on the
senate ull1cr bill. Mr. Carter presented
and read a letter from William E St. John,
a banker of New York, urging the passage
of the bill. Francis G. Newlrmds, vice
chairman of the national eiiv or committee,
spoke 1n support of the bill. England. he
said, in 175115 had enablished a gold stand-
ard, and of all nations the United States
was the only one to follow.
Mr. Ncwlnuds spoke of the predicted
.ovcrllgw of this. country with silver coin
from other countries should a free coinage
bill be lune-ed, and he argued that such
would not be the 011512.111 this connection
he gave the amount of hih or held by the
dim-rent countnys, and said that most of
them were tlt‘pt'lltlellt upon the subsidiary
coins, and the 11111551 of the people would
not consent to part with them and the
condition of the countries would not per-
mit the sole use of gulll, The gold output,
in- said. was insufficient 111 supply money
for the. world. as 111w dciuonstrutcdaby the
failure of Baring Brothers, who were
called upon byitussialor 9.231“),le of gold
and were uuabloto meet the demand, as
was the Bank of _ile1,1.:l:1ml. Franc came
to the rem-11c and supplied the gold, being
backed 11 i1 Ira surplus of silv or, 11 hich con.
stitutcd thi- uro .1lcl' part of her money.
Tin- Monetary Conference.
WAsHLScTox, Fob. f1.~—'l‘l11- international
innurtury cullicrvilf't‘ rcnssciublod at the
Arlington hotel. Minister Rona-r11, of Mes-
im. presiding. and fourteen of the eighteen
delegates living; prom-111. The United States
was l‘lel‘t'M'llltfll by Jud-.111 Lambert Tree
and cx-bcllzlllll’ liill, of l'oln‘rmdo. )lr. lino—
seil. of binamcbusetts, the third delegate
{or the l'nitcil Sluice. has not yet arrived.
The Argentine Republic, t‘ns’tzi Rica and
um- otIuIr South .I\1111Iri1~a11 state were not
nrpnIsentcil. Senor Romero 11'11.~ confirmed
as lwnnuncut rimirmnu of tin- conference,
the other ”(liven of tho 1'1111l1-r1I111'1-l11Ii11g
also retained, mutant-r rlu- appointnn-nt
of conuninccs on rules and organization
the 1-1111frrv111'1- adjourned subject to the
call of the chairman
Tin- Alliance at “Hush-Lumen.
\VASII!.\t1,‘l‘t1.\‘.Ftl1{xv-The presidents
of the state orgunimtious of the Nation-
al lI‘urunIrs' Allitnv-c um here for the
purpmc 111‘ furnmluin: 1'1-l'izlill 111m.»
urn-1 to be pnIuIniII-l tn congress audio
map-mt some f1-:1.~ilnlv plan for llth‘llilI
tuning the literature of the councillor
educational purpoI-w. The meeting was
called to order at 10 o‘clock with Pn-eitlcnt
Polk in tin- l‘lillll‘, n-preacnlatircs from the
folluuiutututca being pr1-:~cnt: Virginia,
Maryland. South Carolina. North Carolina,
'i'1I11111I~~1-1~, .llifisiasippi, Killls‘llfi' and Penn-
sylvania. 'l'IIl1~;:r:11n~' were received from
other 11.1217: pl‘l'nitlt‘lllfi saying they would
urriw 1111.11: The only business trans-
acted \1‘.‘1~~ iluI :lpptlilllllltiilh of a committee
on silver ha..- Nation.
An Alliance “1111 «Short.
Suc'r.1s.~1:1'11n, S. 1' , l-‘cu. 5,—W. Mc-
Zimmermxm, the- atom-keeper anal 11min!
the Fania-re“ Alliance supply atorel11-1b.is
said to be abort in bl~ .11 annals from Slot“)
111320.000. 0111- of MI Illumermnu II plans
of operation Wan to "pt-ti :1 stonIeomc dirk
lance from the regular .lilium'c more and
transfer goods totl1i<1~strlblisbmcnh 11' here
he Sold tin- umuln at nxlucwl rates. A11 in
vestigution 116 the :1ll11'1rII ot’ the More reveal
the I'nnkcst 11111-1 of niauutzcmem,11ml atart~
ling devuiopnu-nu unexpected within the
next two dnye:
, fitnulrvy’ u loungiir lit-lured.
liElt'EVhl N. Y, lv'1Ib.1' .\l11j Pond, Mr.
Stanley’s 1111111. «Ir. 11'):th on 1b:I way in a
special car to this rity to lill 11 lecture en.
gage-111cm. mm thrown by 11eu1i1i1In lurch
of the our 11111111151 11 glam door, cutting his
face. lien-rely. 'l‘hc 111-1'i1h-nt (mourn-ml near
Syracuse. A Harm-1111 11:1.» procured at A11-
bum. who dMInId ilu' wounda and came
to Geneva with the party, Mn). l’mui,
with adiellunrml f,..-. , look ten in Ila-cur
with i’rmidont Nixon» and .\lr.11nd Mm.
Stanley He will doum he» soon recover.
Killed by ill» 01m 1' 111'.
K.1.\'Iua(‘1'ri, Mn. 1‘ 1-1.5 ulI‘lmer Clark.
Hutu-riutrmienl of the Karma; City Cable
Railroad company. was run down and
killed by 11 grip I'M 111 the melwurd 11ch
one pmwr house. lic- wan ntundiug in
fr11l1tofugrripcnr which alerted minute
aiowly. Home mu- uttemptcd to out the
l1mkc.imt by middle» (unit hold of the
griplevrr and tiglm-ml tlwurip on «the
cubic. The car lmmub-Il forward and
struck Mr. ('lurk on the bend. lmtautly
killing him.
Tried to Kill Iniu‘e Mayor. 1
Gmxrwnuz. It..- ’ \ olustanily
F141, .1. -
attempt 11.15 nuuh l.l" Lliilll. toklll Larkin
printioa committee on the bill torelmbnree,
Itimitb. 111.13111' ol Lulu. Home 0111-, erupt to
{a window in hit residence shortly after
I midnight :t'tlllliM'l1111’.:I‘Il lIlI-I'nntcutnoln
double bm‘n'lt'd shirt-$1111 :11 Smith 1111 he
lay in bed. The mun ton-‘11 Mint in Iii-Ilene.
llin wounds Will not more fatal. There in
nuclmt' to ill" (with «in.
The, '11 .mt tn no Invention-Id.
11mm, I'i'lv T lin- letter-1 of Mayor
Matthew-I Mu. l” , .I I'1111111‘1I1dnn1-r ()1;-
bormI. of tlli I .II: I111 runrquceb
ing an inuIIl‘vI {fun 1:.1'1 IiuI ulllcinl con-
duct nv‘liu» 1111211! 1 v.1- Mmkbtl for by
both g5“! IlIIn. I1 I11.» hnn xvi-menial by
(lover .m Howl Ix 1h"IIIssItIIiti1'1I‘1-11uucll.
l
Postal HI 1' . r . - vll immune.
Buns/I .I I I I 1:.» jaryin the
libel suit . h.'1a1|l|(lilin, can
plutoniu- i 3‘11"? Courier”-
turned a 1e.....1 . . .. 13' sorthe wplalutlflb.
Nine Arlllieryuirn Iinrt.
PAM” l' '17"!
and measures has caused Senator Stewart
HARDWARE
llalstei‘sllrugimm
l'llll Sill!
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hymen camp l in “momma,“ *
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Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE,TWINE,
Wire Netljnu, 111111121111
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Sin—Knowing the formula
from which Plaisted’s Cough
Remedy is prepared, we certify
uhat the medicines of which it
is composed are of recog ized .
utility for lhroatrand lung iron
bios, and' that it. c Intuins lln
opium or other puisnnuus or
injurious drugs.
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Duran llrrcncocx. ii. [1,
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shoulder». bacon. 1111mm I'ra'”;
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Home Dressed Poultry .1 Special:
orders llcllnIu-d l’rumpli}
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Extra heavy blcnchui damask,
Extra heavy bleached damask.
dammit tuwols 27x45 in., only
Ari Hill?! 1- use l;1(ill' ~‘l215l l1
Ladim l.-1 t bl 11k 1' Illun llust'
\Vilillt'li “1:43.29 llltll .i.’ I‘i'llIh
“hurt: 49 l’t'lllS.
thi'lll IlUc
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binrk t'I'llUIl lunch->111 l
in our 1:11pm 1ch wpu'lilnvnt
l-K'.W11llll-ll(’.
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[umilde manner. \\ iudow sh
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‘211'[1~Il paper
'l‘ulkcy Rod Covers. $1 95, Width :5
blIacllctl satin fini~hcd damask, 7‘2
Large dunuuk napkins, from $1 l3-t11
' ‘I'l
.\ big 1!";11'11 in Gent's Camel hair hose.
SCOFIELD & HOYT,
37 WashingtOn St‘i, So. Norwallr.
Jinuury 28 21 new line of Twilll'
«in \mds in all the lame! 91141“: 211m :lllOlllI’i‘ case of ”105?
womb-d dr1Is~ goods 11'» have meu sIIlling for 101-: plIr yard.
AND TOWELS.
‘3 2:”. lixmi llr'uljy
in. 95 cents \vmth $1.9 ...1.
till in., 59 cents wmlh 75 01 ills.
70 in., 85 cents, wonh $100.
$3 95 dozen. 510 (11111311
25 cents, worth 50. 20 dozen
Itll linen towels, 19x36 in, only 8 cents, worth l5.
HO “BIERY.
lauk him- i) [1dr 1111' ’25 (:cnlI.
1 11I'Iis. lltilllv'. lust black
Ladies hot black Cnsluucrc
29c.,
Children's
Childxcn’a lust
--
puir 2:") cents.
U in 50 c‘cnts.
1.
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l1|1ck “'(‘lnlen how Truth 15 :11 till cunts.
CARPETS.
11'1- h we :1 new slink ot'mcu'pets,
.1llnlllivl.ll1'sf 51311-5 min :11 the luwvst [Illccr' Hemp carpet
all prices. ( :11 pct 1.1V ccpcrs,
l‘arptils made and laid in the best
.111th made to order. any width
1m and lowest prices.
0p 11 ileum—ll on and eat. evenings.
gSellln
’ ll 1311. 1111 M: 111.1 give up! are tin-Hillbt‘hl (11 m
FUR CAPES
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Malina kcmu ”nit-l Muck
Bennett? "HuS‘lcd,
28 Iain 8L, So. Norwaih.
bats, Flsn, Ullllll,
nun Vegetables Palm ill
til it! Mulls in H1141 emu-«m.
AT WHOLESALE AMI KHAN
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5i WashInn-s ‘irevi. South Naruat
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And Ice- Orv"!!!-
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cofisETs.
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1.111“qu .~ ran. we 1111i 11 11 1.111 worm b- 11 d -11 well k 111111 for weenie.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
AND NYPFLEIN 1n l’mln. “hilt am! am, inn-I new
MILLINERY.
M) n-uou'wle oler refused.
unit the 111111.011 not aim thin opportunity.
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lEGER,
. South Norwalk.
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BREAD.
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WAGONé
mun-1mm .
”“28”“, Phll'bflilil. Carriages,
tzanoplce. Mimic-sate.
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[111 ha SEWINE MAI)
YOU MAY BE THE LUCKY PERSON.
And also remember you can get good value for your money
here A ticket 1s given with every 25 cent cash purchase.
'l‘lour and Sugar are cheap Bust (‘ reamery Butter, none finer; ,
in prime 321:1b;Fancy Dried Apples. 15c "11.; Eva California
Pea1he~ 25c “1.; 3; lbs llice 2oc' the 111 st line of Oranges
in the city .11 321: a dozen, . Fancv Full Cream White Cheese,
cxc- Illed by nouc' Splendid Hams, 121:“). It is astonishing
how 111:911 .01: Butler goes 4' lbs. for $1 Longs Breakfast
F'sour is :1 delicate food and economical. for hot cakes, waffles,
\qufina Sic. Try it. 2.3 lbs. Prunes 251:. at
. f ‘I ’
Charles E. Seymour/s,
. IJEADING GROCER,
33 Wmhincton “met. Scull] Norwalk.
W.B.HALL
& Co-
BR] I)G EPORT.
Commence Til-dayo a. Wonderful Sale;
(1 all Black Br 3 Ennis,
RIBBONS, RUCI-IINGS,
lents’ Sims an inning Gulls,
IIOSIERY AND SMALL “’ARES.
1000 ends of Dress Goods, Velvets and Sarah Silks.~ will
go at lml f price.
Now Fashionable and Best Fitting Fur Tiimmed Cloaks
will go at $8 00 and $10 00, were $15. 00 and $20 00.
CALI-I AND EXAMINE-
W. B. HALL & CO.
“111 Be nisa anes Prices.
BflfllS Mill SHflES
GLOVER & OLSEN ’8
SP ECIAL'I‘I Eli :
Our Snub Kid Lediee‘ O2 00 Show are the lineal ever oflercd in South Noni-it
Ladieo' French K111 Hand Bowed, Ladies“ French turned and wells at prieee that
will amomnb you
A full line of bldiee’, Children“I and M1I11'11 Shoes that will pay all to examine.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade.
Graduate Optician
Homer B. Hoyt’s
18.1mm 1111111 Street.
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SHOE E“ If!“ Ail: ‘Igifulhu‘urMmu-Zffi
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John Schaub 5 500,3: ”mutter-II
Malibu-nun men 1....“ men
W B. NTUBGBN. Wontport.
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