i
1‘
i
l‘ ending
. new: by drillrrately taking a dom- oi
' potion.
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W Steamer Chiswiclr Sunk
Oil’ the Sciily Islands.
W or run onnw unown'eo.
‘3 In. Went to the Bottom Almost [utm-
,m: and but might at Her Comple-
' but 0! lion Escaped Allmr-flnrrlng'
‘ tun-'- Reply to Archbishop who».
Wu, Feb. 9. «A terrible steamship
diam in reported from l’enzunce. The
Motor Chlswick, which hound from Our-
dill, Wales, to Saint Naznire loaded with
cool, struck oil the Scilly islands on Thur-er
in! morning and sank almost immediate-
11. In the terribly brie! time allowed the
motto-rd the deemed vessel a desperate
mmble was made for the life Ilfi‘“!‘|'\'(‘l"i
and the boats.
Eleven Men Dru! “ml.
fight of the crew Wore fortunau- enough
to hastily snatch up the prawn era-1 and
.A
. don then: and lower a lifeboat, into which
‘ they madly tumbled. The captain and
“I! of the sailors were caught in the mael-
strom that circled above the steamer as
she plunged beneath the euriaee on'. were
carried down to death with the vessel.
The eight men who had secured 11 boat did
notoccupy it long, for it capsized and they
were all hurled into the sea.
Rescued at but.
A110! them clumbcred upon the over-
turned boot, to which they clung foreight
hours. They were at last rescued by boats
from the’ lightship and conveyed in a
steamer to l’enzancc, arriving Saturduy.
Germ-n3”. Warlilre Preparations.
Whom Feb. 9.—Berlin dispatcher. state
that the German mlthoritiesnre pushing
forward military preparations with a ru—
pidity Ind earnestness unexampled in
my years. Tire hundred artisans have
Modded to the number employed in the
powder works at Spanduu, and thcworks
”Bron day and night in the production of
mokelcss powder. The kaiser, it. is stated,
In: come to the conclusion that that pow-
dershall be cxclursively used in the German 3
my, xdthougb he in not satisfiml that the
monuhtct
one has been brought to com-i
plate perfection, and that experiments are;
sfillheing carried on 1. 1th a view of elimi-
nst'iug certain defects. As the French
army is abundantly supplied with the
smokeless powder, the Germans would be
It adecided disadvantage in the event of
war, and for this reason the military au-
thorities of the clllpll'f' are hurrying for-
ward the manufacture.
lle Didn't and Yet He Did.
The halos was, or oflected to be. very
much hurt by the stair-merit cirmllutcd in
German nevi-spawn that he had in conver-
mtion with Minister Miguel expn-m-d a r—
prebennion as to the efiect of tlwtuiwdér
upon the courage of bin troop-1 He has
Melted to require that a deniaiof the
dory be published. while by a «rant: - cou-
Illdiction of conduct. he is at the some
time investigating toilud out what sub-
ordinate heard and betrayed the mover.
lotion. There is no doubt that the effect
otthenmokclem powder during the ma~
neuron in Silesia was to curate some her
man among the unldirm assailed by
unseen and almos-t unhwrd.
But the some effect was visible in hm
year’s maneuvers o! the French and Italian
armies and, according to the best military
mlwrity, would undoubtedly wear away
withcuetom.
Won't Reply to tho- Archbishop.
Donut,
have written to their clergy in the some
tone as Archbishop Walsh, warning them
“but the National league mothods of
Harrington and Parnell.
. He leaves on burnt-nee emote.
‘, Quinn at the Mirror 'l'homhon Steel works
Feb. 9.—~Sereml Irish biehopo'
Harrington has 1
W to Archbishop Walsh. Ile say-1 the ,
Irnhhirhop misjudged the circular ivsuul
h We! the league. The circular, be
this, lathe some so that issuml annually,
and ho(l'luriugton) before sending it out.
intormed Messrs. Dillon and 0' Brien that.
{antennbe had determined to ml: the
league brunette-1 to help the evicted ten-
lull.
Encl- Parloh Divided.
In conclusion. Mr. Harrington enmmily
miles Archblnllop Walsh not to commit
tho priests too hastily to in policy that
mid involve the divinion of the rich
. My into two hostile compo in very
MIA-r Badlnl’n Cabinet.
Roux, Feb. 9.—~l‘remier lludini taken
nil-moi foreign clinics for the pnnent,
and hue appointed no follow»: Colombo,
lllrlne: Nimtcm, Noam-c; linzmti, trem-
ury; Pellonx. war; llmucu, public work».
and for the prawn! til-1o to the polite: FcrA
ruin. Justice. The“! will b.- uummonnl to
day, and prolmhly also \‘iilari. education.
. A Bad Plan! to Bo- l‘blrl In.
bums, Feb.9.--.\ shocking nuirido is
lmm (iulwny. The chief of police
M place killed hlmwll by ulumtlilg
with a revolver. owing to the loot that he
. w nerlonvly ltllnructl with having im-n
med in the own! row» between the
mood poiiw in wllichunnmlwr of
Mawemlnlurevl It in a mini irlcnec
dunner intern-t that the ("fluff (blot, pro
the one who loot «hot Miro-ell ended
(”ordinal Laivigorir fen-urn].
PAR“. Feb. Quin n “-1anth meeting at
thef‘ount linommrilh- condemned
:V'Mnfinlhavllnvrlc‘ndwtrim ol’ milmioo
“the republic. and .«alll that while he recA
, mindihreunlinal’m authority mmliuioun
¥ mittenhedId not rm- ouulzc it in politic”
The «not won nppl. .wlml
J. l"- Mfl'utlunlh Head.
Pimento. M» 1 AAJ :\ Mu tillmlull
M at 9% Hundm morning at hi» mil
her on Irwin 11' How Mitzlnu} Mr
Mllmgh hurl low; r unlined M Ma ml
for tho mom}:- Writ in n rum-ml
Whirl Ihedizzmii'A-r mm: mm. mmplimted
fiduflulnlinmm lb» mm horn '11: Yet-
“ MO,” in l'lll At the time of hill
“It In in» first ticu pro-idem oi the
Mania «humor -.. orb-rout 11mm
ctr-tin welt of l'm-lmm and pro-i
Hot t Clerc-laud and Pi tin-burn mil
M “Vina held the luttvrpmiiion [or
thirty-three year: The funeral lulu been
Wforfinlnmlny out, interment
bum: It Wells-rill». H
Ito Drool: mwmn, riot-l.
uncut-11mm" M. :1 «Aim .‘Inmm’t
”imaged 7] year». while 111 :1 funeral
yam-mom. bm'uule faint and look
“Karim «be thought we: Mil-1k}.
. who gum-sum tho nupxrwmw.
in contequence of the colitihee oi the Amcr— '
rur. uEvIE 1'11 alilaEfi
Guillemot! Telegram: authored at B..-
doux from Vat-ion: Placer. '
0n Fob. 71AJoe Douoghue nuntuined hi!
claim to be the champion skater o! the
World by winning the entire l-iizl'ltfs oi the
National Skating association races on the
Hudson riv er.
The Rev. llow ord Machu-ary, 01 Canton,
0.. the heretical priest, mys he does not
propose to leave the Protestant Episcopal
church
The W oouso'cket Shuttle company’ a
work» at ‘I‘rov lice. ll. ., has been pur-
chased by the A oricun 1. pool Bobbin and
Shuttle company.
Owen Carroll, ntmckmau, waninstnntiy
killed by an express train on the New
York Ccntrniond lludeon lliv cr luilrood,
near Bourbon). N. Y.
Lu grippc has made its appearance in
Strouiinburg. l'a. again and the doctors
report a large dumber of victims. The
disease' to of a milder form than that 01
last year.
Joshua L. Pusey, president of the Pusey
& Jones company, died at Wilmington,
Del, aged 70. lie wax the founder of the
company, which is one of the largest
builders of wooden vessel-1 in thiv country.
At Pilltfhii)“, N. .l., the jury in the Young;
Richardson conspiracy case announced that
they could not reach an agreement. It is
said that. the jury Mood ii to l {or convic—
tion. .
Secretary Noble. had a conference with
the Sioux delegation at Washington. The
Great Father, the secretary said. had done
all in his power {or them. He advised
them to be patient and nusomlblc. it they
did not get a favor by asking for it they
certainly would not get it by force.
Sat Kane and Charlie Kirk were killed
in a mine explosion at Wyoming. Pu.
Senator Saxton’n amendment to \cw
York ballot law has been signed bflyzym
emor Hill. The amendment rcduc ' the
number of inspectors from five to three
and greatly lessens the expense.
Rose Ann Henderson, aged 130, of Pitts
burg, has sued Alexander Johnaton, 71]
years of age, for $0,000 (or breach of prom-
ise to marry. Johnston, she claims, has
transferred his inflections-1 to a lady of 50
Slllllllll’l‘fi.
Pix-Congresaumn (loll-balk, oi Bucks
county, Pa, in dead.
The jury in the cow.- of (home Rumok,
\ndrevv ’l‘odt and Michael Sohol. thethree
Hungarian» on trial for killing Michael
riot ut Braddock, l’a., on now year's «lay,
brought in a Vt-l'dicl finding tin-defend
ants guilty of murder in the first degree.
“'aldo llutchim. chA'uiigi-rssiuaii, and
park commissioner since 1M7. div-«l in New
York Feb. 5.
A WOMAN SUFFRAGE MOVE.
Amy Nor-AM, SJhlh rx‘ 5‘ Mon a. Mother:
and Daughters Want to Vote.
Auuxr, X, l',, ["6‘ll. :1. AArli-natnr Congo
Mani-ab. n'garrlin: tin.- bill introduced
by him to cruibli-wldien' widows. mothers
flllddllllgllll‘l‘V to 1 ore. and also the women
who Si‘fl‘tttl in tho ho-piml. or in the livid.
that there i-1 :1 wish-«proud feeling among
these women that ii is very unjust to keep
them «lisfrzinclmml. mp1~i-i:illy when for
mer sl:1ve:<;u11liex-( ‘onfn-thruH-sarc allowed
to vote. and take p.111 in ruling: over them
that they do nm objmvt m the-si- men hav-
ing vows. but 1:: he'll”; xlmt not them.
wives. lie arty». that many veil-runs and
others dum- 1i1i+ fooling. 'l'lu- following
is the text of the bill:
:Svction I- No widow. daughter. Moll-rtil‘mllll}
0? UI all)“ drownw ii :mitllvl‘ or oliicr-r of [In
United filaf- a; turn! any milnr. mnrim- or
otllu-i-roithnl'mtmi Harm navy, nun-luny man
devote-ml who on ”.1 1:! lllv' army or navy of
tht‘ Unitml filiiiv- .1 Ll'lllgz tlb- War of tho ri-
bellionJln- war 1.11121 hi-Axico. or the war oi
1111;311:111 boil
oi suffrage at any l‘lt‘
Anf itl'l’ l. r.
‘1AA11 wliati-wr in this
Wuillllll
'1 1. l1 . l1;L~ :u-rvwl an a nurse
- 1111-. .111113; m' 1111 or who in
timuol war ha. 1AA;.~‘. uni Mrl‘l; .A~.1AAiA1:ln~r:e1 a
Volunteer. nhnll ip- nlAAiurrml from voting at any
aleutwu in thin slate lie-carom of her being a
woman.
Sec. zlA—Any woman reform-ll to in this act
1r~A.1AAr Voting pro
lt'filunl by tho lath-1f tho. amiv 1n tho oath!
providml for by «mute in W14“ or 1'll:tllv‘lll.t". and
who prover! to tln~ l1 1.1r-i . 1 ' ' ‘ ' by m-rtitl»
cute from a i'mlul SinfcrA p- nut-111. oi
mm snail-lent t~\'1A'.I':1mA tllnt rill 11"“ widow.
relative. now» or min-1- [wt-nil slid! lzn-d in thin
M. nhall inm- ln-r mum1 plarwl on Hu- rout-try
Mt of voter.» 111 lb" clm'nun llLHll'lrl. win-n- all
Vanities; prnl 11lwi. illul ‘ll’ 1 lt.;llv'11gmi alto hind}
lulu: t!11- natit . till
than i All a w."- inromslutonl
With till-v art :1. . l
85th:. 5“; Till-1a 1
L. .11l.t..A-..1A -t lllllnHIlfllt'ly.
lie Killml Iii» lion-or Sweflthanr‘.
OMAHA. SAAIA, lA'iAh :1. .A\ young inaur
nnceuueut Ilillilf'll ll. ll. tin-gm. who or-
rlvwl heri- irmn ("bongo but work. at
ta'mptwl rnivido- limit-rainy alm- writing a
Ifitlt‘liulllrl'~~i‘1llllllu‘ i nilml Malt-m Mu!
Ml ”It: in 1111'.“th Cililllmll} , nl'Ni \1’ York,
millennial: to the murder of ill:- nm'et'
heart Idol minim-x tour Mercer. [’11. He
did not mention amoral, but admitted
having lie-mum the 11:11:11» by u lllrh Ili'Wilfi
known. When he i‘l‘.tl|l.-"i that he would
lire he made an effort in wrun‘ the letter.
but the authumiw l1 1Al fun 11 upprim‘d and
um um! tin-”Albion Inn 1111: look churni- oi
Huger» Manor u' Hindi-in how bout
wired Ili' l- 111t1~ll1~,.,r1 111 and oi umxl ml
dream.
('fllfifllilllflfl l‘heluo'n ”oath.
WAMIIMIM. Hit. 1! ‘l'ln- Wmoilw of
(300153""Nlilllll i'iwlnn. 1:1 ‘611111AA-mA.uo-re
brought horn l.l~-l “Will 1mm "war l'nrk
“till Wt'l’l' [liar-'1! linlol’id 11153 in :\ n'l't‘l‘lllu
vault in Uuk linzl A Hm lra. I'ill‘llIlI,
who wan m; 1H .11 111. 1.1111: of Mr.
I’lwlun'n 11A ’ilit m .‘m-Ann. !‘-i’>[1"rl!‘il horn
in about hm no.1." ll1.11'_ 1v . AloA will
(Wmtinrllpnlllln‘ llml no: or; olive of
IN"? husband”; row/lilo Violin 1' bow in
thei.?ongrc-~i~1mi 'l'iill'lti A 1A: in livmpliin.
/«. 7
"noun... ”ton." Mun! I11».
51:11:11.1.» Mo. l-‘e iv. o ‘i‘11AAAA.\‘;illlmnA
Mm. known on "t‘llit‘olino '1AA .,“ 11mm tlw
(act that he. mm :1. hum-1' In 1511» lmnl
brunl'bol the l-iuiwdims fun-,3. hm woo
convicted of IliIIHil'r 1-1 .uAIhry-um and
Charles- Moorv. 1., Eur 11ml -Av-n, in May
last. and mi- ‘leA‘HisNI M be imbued
March ‘31. \‘Hihnli v.11-‘i1}v'.1h|tltl. ~Au
Mort mu trunk» in smur- 111A :11 Alumni on
the the ltroltlnl oi invmhy. but. 1t foiled.
Au tonal-mu Mmhn'» trim».
llzfimilwvv Ky lcb 9th Movie in thin
city nretimroonhiytartan-«1m or t be double."
crime 0! no mm Mural moi H1: 1' Martha
It'll). o white mount: about iii ya. on old,
was on blooming Mm out 1 barn-Ad with
Iolwticide. Fruit-1m» b1 Sure I he coroner I
L” bronchi out the owl that she- gave
nil in twin: Friday night which were in
the morning fouml in on old wall near by.
lite toting 15!]!de of them
WWW.“
window“ to
“womanly M
m
rim-d lrwncxcrcisingiin- right ‘
ll WER
DID nu 1'sz TAKE ,
THE BEST DOUGH lull(HIRE?
cymbal meow
nu can Coughs. lore Throat. (imp. Influenza.
elm hm “Count: II 6m two-11. not a no rile! II
dot-3n. lir- u ”a!" '4'!“ use .3. up
ullent cot otter ”hill. on. not!
d-Ien everywhere. gob-tum 50 cum and up ’1
U‘It DH. CBAIG'E
1111111111111 1111 1.11111 U111
Citron 3 Motor» and Pub.
'l'hct am the out #ulc ttemcdiev to 11:11.. or lbw-1‘
ethic is! m h Bu rich-1mm l.\ch¢om.mln1ann
Unoury Aflt'cllnllfl Holy tho-c impaled in tin
but run! a r the (lriulnala Ad 1 "my Kidney
silll 1.1m: I'nrc 1h»! mi rcplon- you to outta
111.311."
All [Adler er
o n. 1:.
(rule .llvdicine (3",. Pan-ode. N. .l.
FULD AT
Plaisted’s Drug store.
p24 south Norwnlk
E0 Coughs, Colds. influenza. Bronchltll,
E0 Hoarscviess,Whoaplog Cough, Crouv.
all] broat,Asi'v'm:1, and ever} «demon of the
lhmat, tor ' l Chest indurlmi Consumption
Spcnlyx. ml , . .41an l tailor Ill!y)f.ti5.
FILES. HUMORS,
l‘t'roi‘uln. lac-11- mn. salt "been and all
Dim-nus or the fikin and "lend xm- cured by
FOWLE' 5 FILE and HUMOR CURE.
176m;
Seeing is Believing.”
.bmzll?i. .
explori:
Ian-aka?
it'szlnt'h ..
crilii mt“ .-
35 . 1
Yrm I :11' 1
{11:11-
.i i
" ‘. no swoll.
L vs""ut1ng,
. . . a, "Loirumn"
nor now at C a! . ' i , ':1.‘. it never
n... 13 1-15,), .’ .1 1 iczzzrvoivv
bcm t ‘1 :,.,: ~ ‘ ' .~ 1th ten-
1: ll Lair in: -- .. , A.. rats-bk“,
Indus-AA.(11H .1.
Onlylwc can.” l . 1 : ‘ A:Ai’.’lon (f
(tn-lam?» . .l .x (.1... l) lamp to
make 5 Li] :1 :A 1'. n .A . indeed it in.
{or lam": t' my: 1 av t. l \” nuiypamul
the "Radiant-r r1“ 5 c 1 forever! “1':
make over :-
nnd Table l. .
Piano Lamp. A r
“inimflrnL-Lliit. 3. .
«l. ltlinn
Ask the 19-316. 1' r . ' forth:
trade-marl:- ",1' ' ' z. ‘ if he
linin'ttticAA A . i- .e .. yleyou
want,oriir.ryl1 ....nc1'.dt.oul
for tree lilo ..tr-. t ‘ ~ 1. or! reduced
rice- linti, nnd 11.: w i v. i you any
lump-aiely by uprr 1 1 hit) 3. .r ccor.
ROCHESTER. Lilli? (0..
43 Park I lure flow York.
In urn-mi. endenlrmn «A . neuron,“
”’11.: lam-t L-r An r '. . 1'.: 11 um.
hill-31o . _ fl . ’ > .. J .. . . W -.
111111.». SILVER, All Kill.
Ann nil kind» at Outlined 7
PLATING
llone st
49 Water 8111111 8111111 Email
Anything Filled but It In” rile to. More
uproot out at table new Ream-him tum
Imqmrlog nil hi d of hm» amt “Modell-n
Hanging Lump- nouns rim“ \‘wwm
P11:- lv. iAAcknAitvlimwml Hemlrlngduot‘.
111mm norm 111' mom 511111;». AS” 5111'
”all! I PA(“I'I')N(H7ANY‘TERII
bio "filfii‘lfltififiluaifif
"III?-
nvn our: nth. u.
The «tide-- mm trimmer of Baby venture now
alum 91.1.11": emit for auto iv- 13mm: run--
or “nugget: am no
ulna: tea-moth Milne “humbled
Maggi inhuman-11 radium.
itchy ml 11.11 Carri-3n.
Frank Boylston.
I)!!! UOIIA‘DDAIII
W
fl HRDWARE
Junction and ham. A oat-in ,
OIL-B.
Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE,TWINE,
W111 Nellinu. linden liars, Etc
‘W
W. E. [111111],
MIMIC Il|l I. DIANE“.
GEORGE B. PLAIS’I‘ED, Dear
Sir:-——Knowing the formula
from which Plaisted’s (.‘ongh
Remedy is prepared, we certify“
Ihat the medicines of which it
is composed are 'of recog ized
utility forlhroat and lung lrou
blcs, and that it contains no
opium or other poisonous or
injurious drugs.
C. 8. MURRAY, M. 0., Nonrnlk.
Darren ilrrcucoclt. ll. ll,
6. it 311100331501”, M l) , '-
Wu C. i11'111t12..lr.,.il.i)...~; ..\' twat.
it (i Bounsmx. .11. 1)., -~ .
(l W.l11»:sr.nicr. 31 l.) ,
H. llcsocitroun ill. D . S'mnlom,
R. L. 8011mm”, ll. it,
w. 8. Tone, II. D., Bldgefieltl.
ELnnv C. CLARKE. Wushinumn. I). C.
n
n
u
,‘y .- .-
if you are troubled with a
cough or cold use
PLAISTEE’S
Eflllllfl
REMEDY.
it I:- Surc to Help You.
mwA—A——-
MANUFACTURED AT
Plaisml's 1111281111
Sold by all llrnggbts.
Wllflllil‘llil Ilillfil'
mu uuulur . the «on
an! Veal [nah loam. Part. no out Frau
come tint
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
order: lialivorod I’romptiy.
CHARLES SMITH
‘3’! '4‘ tantrum”!!! Q|rm I
l'llll Sill!
Slfll‘ Ill Gilli
At a Big Discount
hwmmvmun Alumnae:
DOG MEDICINES AND SPRATT’S
006 oscun.
Don't Month
Bailout all Ind Rm!
mmflwfllh
so. 4 WATER STREET,
, m.‘.
. H NASH & BR
0
. ESTIMATES GIVEN 0N
BLUIBINE, Gli‘lli'llllli, TIN 111 SHEET lllll Willi
"I All BILLING
VIC'l'flBY, HEW STAMFORD and SILSBY’S STEAM HEATERS
"unobtrusive!” ‘
DECORATEI) AND PLAIN CHINA.
The Duane-n and Uncle luck Ranges."
Boil not and Portable, inandlnl New York Ila-In.
O'U' WANT
'1‘11 Highesl 01111 of F1111 6111111.
limit I lhl’hfllill 231::
A SPECIAL DRIVE” ran 10 DAYS
FOr Cash at $6 .50
Worth $7. 00 er barrel. Now is your time, as Flour is ad
vancing. A 0 lb pail of Fine Mackerel for $1, worth $1 25.
3 lbs. California R1inins,25c; 4llbs nice sweet- Butter, $1
is a booming ruccess if you have not sampled come and do so;
you want to try Long’ 3 Celebrated Breakfast Flour. the best
article for hot cakes, mufiios and Waffles, it cannot be beat,
2 lb. package 150, 4lbs. 25c. nothing can beat the price or
quality of Northfield Creamery Butter 1n prints at the popular
price of 32c lb; Chntfield s Cough Syrup, 3 sure cure, 25c, at
Charles E. S'eymoufls
OR ANY
_ LEADI‘A’G GRO ER,
38 Washington ~t1cet. - - South ‘S'orwalk
JUST NE WEEK 'l‘l] E0 IT IN.
DO 'WI-IA'I' "
To close out about $1 000 worth of Men’s Underwear which
w». were able to purchase thronoh our custom agent from one
of tho lawn-t underwear howl-56111 Boslon. They Wt re b0ught
right; in fact the) were obtained at from 5010 60 cents on
the dollar, and we shall offer them at the same pro ratio value.
The lot comprises the samples which the above firm have
xsed this last season, consequently they are a little soiled, but
being samples they are the cream of the stock Sizes will
vary from 34 to 44.
Bill lflfll CANDY ET EUR STERE.
——'~ , ”A“
ll yard.» of our M- l'nhlu it'llWI llnnlin for 31.00, this week only.
15 yards at our ‘1‘ 1- 1c illc zit-hell llunlin for Si. 00, this week 0111,.
-_w__. -
We have on hand .1 fc'w Chilton-11’ and Ladies Long Gar-
meats \\ 1' will Antler 1lu-1n at jun one hall the regular price.
A novelty in the ah 1pc ol .1 bequest tooth- -pick holder.
They are avc-ry huidsome .11ticle.0ur price will be for
choice, So each ()uc lot oi amber. light blue and white Sugar
Shah-in, lor bi. each v.1luollfie Splendid \I ash Board for
Lie, others ask llic or We (7.1“ and examine our spring line
of Ginghams. Finest Soda “itit’l’ in town .1! our store, at
least every one who tries it, says so
"if 11111111 SHIRE,
as WASHINGTON smzzr.
sou-r11 NORWALK‘ o'r.
AWARE CHANCE!
MAY 1. 1891,
We will him away :11 our sctore a New and improved
'5“. 1-1 COOKING RA Nam.
Willi 1.11 it web purview! umounting lo 25)
now and May 1 on will 1 «no lo the Clio“ mar
person holding the large-M number oi timer.
above date will ho entitled to the Range.
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Everybody buys their otwear from
that old~established and yer-popular
Boot and Shoe House of
C. H. HARVEY,
'70 North Main St, South Norwalk.
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BRIDGEPORT.
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RIBBONS, RUCi-IlNGS,
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HOSIERY AND SMALL “BIKES.
1,000 ends of Dress Goods, Velvets and Sarah Silks .will
go at half price.
\ew, Fashionable and Best Fitting,r For ’l rimmed Cloaks
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