ea Wear Filip:
Mil lays ”redrawn breatha-
Ilael Week‘s"
ileum. Feb. 10 «Mr. Phil has mit-
into theohairlnau oi thel’arnell Indul-
E can "out WWW“?
y can you that a
settlement are lull promisil'lg than ep
peered at the beginning oi last week.
than in flamim to do “:3
my er
misguar‘iiingnst Minter“, ail
w your equalities and similarhcdles
will not relaxuertione is my behalf."
ra- Harwell-Pluses tight. .
eeived atleast 100 petitions irom various
insurance companies in the state. The
petitions are about equally divided.one-
hali iavoriug the retention at- Mr. Maxwell
as superintendent oi insurance and the
and by tonight every mine and mine works
in the region will be closed down. The
minim to the number of about 18.11”. re-
iomdtogotoworhthecniymennow
working hing the coke drawers. There
“Winn employed atthis work and
_ so open as they have drawn the coke iroln
theoveus they will quit. The strike is ior
‘ an advance in wages oi 12% cents per ton.
W a 10 per cent reduction, alld to pro-
cure the cniorcement oi the weighing laws.
Pierce it was planned that when the
senatemet Senator Jacobs should tryto
give notice of suspension oi rule iorty-
eeven. which allows the counts to imme
diately aural. and then the governor
would send in the ame oi erSenator
Pierce. The failure of the p showed
cthcrhali theappointment oi ex-Senator p
which provide that miners shall be repre-u
aentcdat the scales by a man oi their own
choice.
W" a uni!» rlgl-t Anticipated.
No coal has been mined in any oi the pits
owned by the Frick, Schooumnker or No-
_.Clue coke companies since Saturday
M will be large additions to that num-
llr by Wednpday, and the duration of the
conflict is merely a conjecture. Operators
andworkers are equally firm in their de-
‘ termination, and both lll-e alert to prevent
a repetition of the deprcdations of previous
I I- III. Dunbar District.
In the Dunbar district the men are near»
not at work. and some of them will re-
mainatwork ii permitted todoso. The
‘ werkers’ mole demands an. advance of
met about 18).; per cent..all coal to
bewflhedinstead oi measured,endeight
hnuu’io constitute a day's work. The
have demanded a mduction oi
lopcr cent. on all classes oi labor. The
current wage scale has expired. There are
conclusively that Mr. Pierce’s will be
a close one. Those who are for Mr. Pierce
are Senators Cantor. lvee. J acohs. Stadlor.
Hendricks, Brown and Vedder, the last
two being Republicans. Senator Emerson
said he would vote for Mr. Pierce if the
nomination came in the right way. Sen-
store againstthenomination are Birkett,
Chase, Coggeshnll, l" amett. liunter.Liuc
son. McNaughton, Richardson Saxton,
Shear-d. Robertson. Sloane, Stewart and
Van Gordcr.
Alan-eel at Brazilian Reciprocity.
lsO\D0\. F.eb lo ~The reciprocity treaty
between the United Statw and Brazil has
aroused much uneasiness in trading «in
else here. especially as. h the govern»
ment’s own admission. thell is no obliga
ticnon Brazil’s part to accord similar for
vors to England English merchants have
well established houses ln Rio Janoiro and
other Brazilian cities. and the British
tradcwith the republic is very valuable.
It is feared that much oi this will be lost
to England. The course oi the Brazilian
government in favoring American trade is
nownonogotiations foraaettlemont peud— attributed to the hesitation shown in
, Bode- Iq “usurious.
During a drunken fight at Fort Hill
YudBmSnyder and his assistant were
beaten nnmercifully by Hungarians. Mr.
Snyhr‘s assistant was probably iatally in-
jured. ‘
The United Miners Meet.
Cosmos. 0., Feb. 10
charged with Wire Tapping.
. Gloom-ran, N. J.. lg‘eb. 10.-—John Ga-
lena, the proprietor oi the Ferry road-
house. a resort ior the sporting intercity
oithls city. had a hearing before Mayor
Jackson on a charge oi tapping the West-
ern Union telegraph lines that led into the
grand stand of the South Jersey Jockey ’
club, and was held In default oi 86. 000 hail
tom at the May term of court. The
Mdenied complicity in the crooked
Winn and declared that the building
was an old slaughter house where the
gamblers had set upapool room on their
own account with the intention of receiv-
ingthe reports oi racesiirst and then send-
manger to buy the winner; that it .
ondthe line oi his property and ‘
he was not responsible ior the crime. as the
real olendcrs rented the building from
WW
someone else.
(I. A. 8. lens at lulla-
Mnmaa,Conn.. Feb. lit—Thea. A. R
mpsnentoithedepartrnentoiCon—
Whegnnheseatwpflmtoday
‘l'hevmiovmpcstsd the atatearecntitled
and about all) were mi at
the train by delegations iron the local
ponies-d escorted to the Delevan Opera
bonnwhevcthe encampment is held. The
t commander and his official
quarters at the
l Foote Post.
of New Haven. has engaged the Winthrop
to“
departlncn
no! will have their
Winthrop hotel. and A
ccmmitteerooms ior its stanlping ground
Thisevmlng
Irewlllbeheld 0n Wednesdaythe elec-
tlcnoioflccrewilltakeplace
“In-perms lions-m In (lo-gross.
WWW. Feb. l0.-—-The house corn
Inittcs on alcoholic trailic has ordered-
i'avorsblc report on the bill introduced by
Ir. J. D. Taylor. oi Ohio. to prohibit the“
importation. exportation and interstate
ion oi alcoholic beverages. The
resolution introduced in the house
proposing to amend the
constitution bythe addition at a new ar—
ticle poviding that the manuiectore. in»
portatlon. exportation transportation and
uhoiall alcoholic liquors asabeverage
fiallhs insever prohibited in the United
Ir. Pickler
m was also favorably allotted
Ito-M's Alleged lleelgll.
Oman. 0.. Feb. 10. ~The Associated
Peres sent out the following dispatch lent
his: “Haj Pond. Henry M. Stanley's
.asaoaecse that Stellleyhescs-
givsall the gilt-t he has received
was crowned heads of Europe and
dbladminrs to Gen Booth. oitbelial-
ration Array. tor the cattle oi helping the
. These lilfla are valued at
Mr. Stanley was in
Maj. Pond. when
pocroillcndou
0.. laetnlght.
Maths
Sig?
story. laughed at the report
A Woman's Mellow hillside.
tees unfinished rerun. stand
hcrehia or throat restingona
and tamer than a
weedeedenrlnearlyeold
a new Strike ll I’lllebnrg.
O—Ncarly all the
dclcgatesfrum Pennsylvhnia. Illinois and
Indianato the convention oi the United
Miners 0! America. which meets today.
haven-rived. Pennsylvaniaisrepresented
by about seventy—five miners. of whom
iortyaln iron “the Connellsville coke re»
receptionand camp
mom. lime. l'r-h. 1&me Frlta
Mum committed suicide here In a
peculiarmmluev Slu- had been ill with
and was recovering. but was
to die at dumber-y. she was
pleaoibiuding
bathe-tie oi which hadheenieet
thereitelstotormelwp. Wiles
W.M10»Alllhoyanimeuof
m aad “return railroad at
Euro to recognise the republic and to
the that Dom Pedro». the exiled cm-
peror, is connected by the tics of kindred
with the ruling houses of England and
Germany. the last named country especial-
ly having put all recognition until very
recently.
Senator ingalle in Demand.
Wasmxoros, Feb. lll—The chances are
that Senator John J. lngalls will gointo
the journglistic profession. Mr. lngalls
said today that he had been 01?ch the
editorship oi newspapers in \arious cities
ata large annual compensation. thatbe
hadalso received proposals for the plat’
form as well Mi ior literary work ior mag-
azines. together with lucrative businetm
propositions. all oi which he had declined
iorthe present, his purpme being toact
with deliberation and to make no decision
until the close oi his term of service. Mr.
Ingallsvfurthcr said that the statement
that he had been oflerctl the attomeysbip
of a western railroad. and that he intends
to continue in politics with the purpose oi
being a candidate to succeed Senator
Plumb, arc destitute of foundation.
Slnvln and Mitchell Spar In Dublin. ’
Bonus. Feb. lo.- - Frank Slavic and
Charles Mitchell gave theirpromiscd cx-
hibition of boxing at the lciustcr hall last
evening in the presence of llll immense
crowd oi spectators They fought four
light but very scientific rounds. and were
loudly applauded. both during and at the
close oi the encounter. Before they put on
the gloves Mitchell mndea very interesting
statement Ihzlt the tight for £3.» which
Mahcr null Istmbert are to have ill London
on Saturday. was put down solely for the
purpose of hacking the winner in the int~
are content tor the English championship.
which is now held by Jem Smith. Haber
will in the course oia few days issue his
challenge.
To Invest De flimll'e charitable our.
Baron do Kirsch iuml met hm. signed the
trust deed prepared by the baron. and do
cided to draw on the boron March l for the
sauna» constituting the fund and invest
it in this country. the income to he used in
the relief and education of destitute Jew-
ish immigrants and their children. Meyer
8. leases was mlerted president oi the
trustees; Jacob H. Schlil. vice president;
J-eeSelignlau. treasurer. and Julius Goldv
man, secretary. The money in not to be
given outright to the Imuctlciaries. but
loaned without intemt and with no see
eurity except notes oi hand.
he Keillor Know About lllrconghe.
K" ll \V'l: \’ i‘..onn Feb. l0 «Misc Alice
Woodward. oi Shelton. who hiceoughed
hemli to the point of death despite the ei
iorte oi physicians. to now out at danger.
enabled the girl to stop him oughlng. This
remedy was suggested by Frank W. Mack.
of the Associated Press, New York. The
remedy in nitrate oi alllyl. a few dropsto
be inhaled from a handkerchief
To flamed llreallaagh.
humus. l'cb. m “-1114 (ollwrvailves oi
Northampton have rlolllillatml Mr liar
maluetocontlmt. the meat in that borough
left vacant by the do: all. at \lr. llmllallgh.
Ir Mansfield ban been lloluiullmi by the
“NW Liberals. and Dr. Attilllti. the
eocialist leader and labor agitator. by the
socialists. Di. I‘Vcling'a Ulllt‘ltll m oi
nomination washowm-u reload by the
returning otllccr finding the uh pooling oi
the penal sum of £100 [mllllil‘v for t leetion
«pom Later the nomination w .m with
drawn. “5 .
Was (Hilton’s curmu- Illegal?
Pareto-ls. N. .l.. Feb. l0.~i,’tlllllwl for
the convicted race track our on rs claim that
they have discovered a defect ill the con
vlclioll oi lie-tern lullguman. liottersby
and Sam. and nunounct their inflation oi
appealing to haw the nonfiction in each
M ”I. “Gilli? Utltln'sl‘l ltllaxr lltlt one (if
the jurymeu who wowed at the trial oi the
deiendalm Will: not ll i itiml oi the United
States. and therein" not entitled means
are juror. _..
A Big/lilacs 'l‘ruel the hottest
all“ light. The eenae of that ill!“ rum,“ 0.. Feb 10 MPH? table pleas
oi hands for two months MW...“ pimping, one in Wheeling.
one in l’ostoria and uncle this city have
idned in an application ior lll-barter tor a
use tram. mmltathm. which will he
was. "“’ ”m BWBKWE
,i i Q i
will mammonhemhleewm
willnmllrlnbvnecall the table More
terrorist is theorists.
New Yollx. l-‘cb. lit—The tnlstoes oi the .
The Genius Ylilo “em Wlip'NhI "UAW
and starts Ill- 0. to retinas.
Outdthemsddl crowd. infighti-
”sunburst-Imps enforce
ttblifiencdmacbl machinist and trio 3
pastpie shops and
gambling denetill your hurricdpacedrivm
yonlothestveetcentcr.where at lsstycu
Atom. Pablo—Governor Bill has rt 1'8
Through a grimy. dark reliance
yonrway.aldedbytheiainthurat
aenlokyeky panegivmtothespaceahcad.
when you sulhlenly ilnd your-1i in a
squareroom. piled ceiling high withahclvm
onwhichare smell paperboxesandpack
ages and twins and bundles innumerable.
’all in hopelc-chaos. yetall lookingclmnu'
for their contrast with the neighlllrlng
labyrinths oi old bottles and ten lead—all
this at allegiance. and then your eye lights
shelves. and you know you arecouirondng
the “peddlefflriend.”
He’s a pleasant surprise. this godiatbcr
oi street shooters. Sixieet tall. with-a
mas. quiet voice that com- through
pearly teeth,smooth abavcn and spotlvmly
linensd,and he tells you how he aw in
at 8 years at age to earn his bread and pk.
andyouarn surprised again to dudthat
he’s been at it twenty-eight years, and you
are convinced that mushrooms and soil
crabs must be his present diet, whenhc
conildentiallytellsyonthathecancall on
hb bank now for mono.
“Sore eyed" merchants. he says. are my
opportunity always—importers who king
novelties here that won't sell till their op
ties are disturbed at constant aightoi
“dead" stock.
“Then they send for me. I make them
an odor if it’s accepted my stock com-
pany oi inkirs will wheel their wagons ‘up
In front at the merchant's store nextday.
andsclltothe public odds andellds that
they would never have seen but for me.
“They’re a great public— —-they want
quantity. not quality; a sensattmal name
takes them always; something timt’ ageing.-
Thoss McGluty ghosts were bcodooedircen
the start. though regular'stiiia’ ior sell-
lug—guess they’ve joincdthcir ”down
below. Fountzllnpens are mightievtbnn
sword canal—can't gct'cm inst enough.
Sold m,m‘l{rasy Sonutllrs,’ as the boys
call ’em. Made myself solid with the
Grand Army in Boston; had iorty boys
there to sell medals and metal topnnca
My boys are 'hnstliug‘ in Chitmgo,5t.
ionic. Baltimore, .\ew Orleans—in fact.
whcrev cr thereis a 'pnblic.
"Prices are live. tell. fifteen and twenty
live cents—never twenty. What don't sell
at a quarter slumps to fifteen. ands “ten
ner’ that fails to ietch generally macho
the popular pocket at live. What don't
catch on we "slum «shelve it. you know;
but i know what’s robot. and we do pro
done little ‘slllmmiug.’ ,
“My ‘boys’ are all steady. honest fellows.
1 ‘stock them up;‘ they sell; the riskis
mine. lt'sa steady living ally-ear round
for them. 1 have sixty oi them oil and on.
and l ‘pl'lt. ofi' 31.5.01]! worth oi otherwise
nnsolablo merchandise and noveltim every
year.
“()ccaeiouaily the boys get the common
ailment oi ‘hig head.’ A low days or
weeks of good 'eells' may line afellow’s
purse with twenty-five ‘bollg.’ lie then
nelson hisoars. cats at Hitchcock's-ed
dissipates at Miner's or the London till
it's all gone. Then he's ready for work
again."—New York Herald
Ills mt.
"It. saved me eginl" exclaimed an old
dorky who dodged an icewagon on lion-
roe avenue ymterday and mailed out and
wpved on high a rabbit's ioot.
"What is that!" asked one oi the use!
who grouped around him.
"Do hind into! an Alabama rabbit. lab
—de hatest cha’m in de world tor a punch
toarry in his pocket." .
“How does it act as a charm?"
in consequence oi the publicity given the ,
peculiar case remedies haw- been coming ‘
in iron all over the country. Many were
tried and one has provml ctlt-ctive and has !
“Keeps ghmt» awey—duan' let any rob-
born cum around—eaves yer lilo when
somebody’a gwino ter kill ye. Whar would
1 her bin list now but inrdis rabbit’s fut?”
"Bosh! i don’t believe there b any good
in it. "
"You doan'l Jiat hear him! lloan' ho
lieve in no rabbit's int! Why. sell. i
wouldn't he in your shoes iur no io’ thou—
sand dollars!”
“Go out it's no better than a dog's bind
foot."
"lint llear himl lhlt's all i wafl to
know ct yon. eah—dat'e all! You help
rightaway irom me! Pmonthatrldlnlm
a rabbit'a int is bound to be “My. ul' 1
doan' went unila' to‘do wid him. Do
ghosts am lush to pick his bones socnaror
later. an’ idoan'weatrlotrnckwldhlm—
no truck ’tsll. salt"-nstrolt hes Press.
an..-
Interiors-ea.
Abraham Hayward. an English wlteal
author oi the present century. helical-i-
ior society. lie knew everybody cocci“
worth knowing. and cultivated eonv-mv
tionasallaeart. All tags ereptcpcn him
his appetite for admiration increased with
a dislike of being interrupted by other arm
bitiolls talkers.
One day he w- dlllieg at a house wits
an eminent Frenchman. who was among
the gee-tn. talked much and well. lieeut
into linywerll'e best ntoriee. and with the
skill of a practiced reeouleur talked the
Englishman down.
Alter dinner Hayward approached Ilh
beater-and said tuber with thatiamlliar-
ity which was his privilege:
“Lady Weldegrave, you really must not
have Count -—-- bere to dine thew
“not why. lll Harem!"
"Blame its-polls continuum!»
Yoeul’s Companion.
h
Japan's Patent laws.
momma three of the United males.
Theprlvllenlolerc‘mllve eelloarcs
dill.“ ”m tel flinventions
may aetogreatpetea or u
ohlchnleyheoi generalimporteacscrci
lame-loomed eonporsntlonmay
thslcveetordeeledeaeheyatsat.“
MMMIO.
gummqmmmm vilethepleceoosschhalldmmths
Weidlunstulnadeheudw
reilwayliasa . fl
Afleurrcnciecoiamllylnsda .
toehswthemcthp‘elllne-eadehoto pre-
ssrvethetcnssoiharvoiceaitsrdseth.
laticesmatsrycicoeci ibeehcrchssd
M then is pleth the its at a
omenymulonw:
hrhlplaceoibkdnaamd
“Auburn. Cal..awomen was watching
herhecs.whichwereeulatchicglathe gar-
dau.whnilemwthemnnearthahrightobr
aadtrythcirhllbnpcoit. She tooklt
thehoumoaditprovsdtobeachnnkoi
goldworthW.
Mmautalaaalyhalithelrwelghtla
oil. Thlsdllslargelyeaprstssdlntheeocth.
cadmium-encawh-eltleuesdassa
adnltwaatandsnhwltuteiorollveoil.
Themdcsoiaegrossiromealterauortb
Carolineissgaiue-lminglargeproportions.
The crop-were nearlyan entire iallurc in
that suction, and this has stimulated the
movement. lthestimatedtbatlomohave
leitalneethemiddleoi November. liostci
themgotohibi-ippl.
Stanleyeeo due proapeeteiorrallways in
Africa. According to h ertimatce. en
miles could be laid down ior iliwlllloofl
Thismileagewould open to commercefour
gmtfivalmsingwithamalareaoiSM‘m
000 square miles andaultal population oi
80.qu Oithcreeourcesoitberegionhe
speakinthehighmtterms. ‘
Tar stamps have been established in Bwib
rerlaad to enablethopoorerclames to pay
their taxes in small installments. The tax-
payer can buy weekly a tow twenty-five or
thirty ccntime stamps. and so gradually
clear oii his debt to the government.
There h a large demand this season ior
snow white flowers at dinner. A combina-
tion of snowy bride roses. lilies oi the valley
and white lilacs. with maiden hair ferns. are
arranged on at line white table. set with crys—
tal and silver. and lighted by candelabra
holding white candles. with white silk shades
The amount oi coloring power stored in
coal is such that one pound oi the mineral
yields magenta sufficient to color .500 yards
of flaullel. auriue ior-1:!) yards oi flannel. Si
in--' ncs wide. vermilline scarlet for? myards
oi flannel, or aliserin ior 55 yardsoi Turkey
rcd cloth.
The cost price oi tobcuo annually imported
into the United Kingdom is but £3,010,000
but taxation of ouelsort or another amounts
to £9. (II). (no. and when we have included to
tail profits andthc cost of the apparatus re-
quired by smokers we may put down ms: of
booking to tho llrltisil and lriah publil at
216.“). (II). being nearly £3 per head pcr anv
num oi the adult male population if the
United Kingdom.
The annual report oi Bradstreet‘s ior ISSD
shows ".719 iaiiureo ill the United States for
the year. with liabilities of 8110.15.10.4w. and
mu flamenco. Thu is the largest number
of failures and greater liabilities than for
any year in the pm: lite. The increase in
the number oi failuns. of 1839 is l 132; in-
crcase lu liabilltlcs. 820. ll? .OM; increase in
assets. e~,rw,sw.
The trials at the non submarine boat in
Gyllmnt. at Toulon are being motioned un-
der the . inert-mica oi Admiral Duperre. The
(l) mnote has posed through all the teas to
which ‘lli‘ hoe been subjetted with perfect
some I); I one mansion she went about
Illm<lwll tors at a mile under water and the
tilted LI. .1. r the- irnm'lada at aruhnr with
the greatest case The permits the
commanding ofllccr to distinguish objects on
the suriam of the son ior a wide radius while
the vessel is at a considerable depth.
The intent and most unique invention his
machine for buttering brlcui. It is usedin
connection with a great patent bread cutter.
and it intended for use in prisons. work-
bollsr's and other roiornlolory institutions.
Tin-re is a cylindrical shaped bnlsll which is
{bl with butter. and lays a thin layer on the
bread as it comes from the cutter. The ma-
chine can he worked by hand steam or elec-
tricity, and has a capocityoi cutting and
bettering 750 lu-lvos of bread an hour The
savingoi butter and oi bread and the do.
cream ill the quantity of crumbs issaiol to he:
very large
California engineers have alxxllllpllshctl the
dilllt'ult task of lifting the Father river. a
fast dotting stream. fifty feet. and carrylng
it for nlore than half a mile in an artificial
hall at that height above its old channel. it
basheell accomplished in a little less than a
year. The object was warm the river near
urovillo in order to reach the very rich gold
deposits llelleved to exist in its but. The
Englishmen.
A wagraph about a boy riding on a cor:
horas-m rose a short and llarroo bridge twel.
ty feet above the water retails ill. tell that
early' lll the y eareomet-stra hazardous cycllst
rode his wheel or or that ‘abiu John bridgt.
above Washington This bridge. which in
ell-signed to carry tho nine foot main oi the
it ashlagtoll aqueduct. ls LL!) ieot in length
and NI feet in height The tolling ieoi cut
granite. quite smooth and sloping to either
side mailed the rain. 11. cannot be older than
the pipe it covenl. No railing
Two Bangor ills.) young men have return-
ed home from a hunting trip about Whitney
lithium bringing with them apairnf luckul
him whit it they obtained from a humor in
that re loll. 'l'bchuoter in prowling through
the Mauls in search of game. came upon the
631“” of two that books with their home
llrmly interlinked. They evidently had been
fighting. and in the struggle lurked borne.
Being tumble to get them repented. Illlll
colluplelltly. unable loobtaiu any loud. they
lllll Eton «I to death in that ”vellum. line
ect of ham. llUl nine prongs The lam are
all firmly locked together that it is imprmible
tolepnste them without 'samugon' nooltf
lilo prntlga
Utilising the More! lilagam.
A device for utilizing till-lower of Niagara
falls. invented by a Chicago engineer, lilo
bot-ll awarded the gold lllt‘ilfll uttered by the
Bull-lo international fair for the but invoc-
lien ior thb purpose. The device mute oi
as marshal wheel sixty test is dlemlrter. to
be maid behind the telling sheet of water.
away from the waterfall as the power is
use“. Thu whul ill to drive dyllelnm by
friction clutch «attractions. and the power
will be transmitted by who to any ilNll'Nl
piece. Therem over It» mpelilmlur
the ”was" York Commercial Adm
Thepetsctlawlouapallareioucdedto um.
chub Iliilnge.
Blathellev. O. H. Bpnrpeon'slietropolltan
W there we Wpew sitting and
em more Matti... ”’
as cam.
use such run”
prouslurlld the crest enterprise fll‘l‘ . in.- ti. :
‘ meets.
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2 lb package 150, 4le 250. nothing can beat the price or
quality of Northfield Creamery Butter lll plints at. the popular
price 01 32c lb; Chatfield s Cough Syrup, :1 sure cure, 25o, at
Charles E. Seymour’ 3,
LEADING G 800 OER, .
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
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To close out about $1 000 worth of Men’s Underwear. which
we were able to purchase through our eastern agent from one
01 the largest ulldcrn ear housesb lll Boston. They were bought
right; ill the! they were obtained at iron) 50 to 60 cents on
the dollar, and we shall ofier them at the same pro ratio value.
The lot compriocs the samples which the above firm have
used [his lilSl. season. consequently they are ta little coiled, but
being samples they are the cream of the stock. Sizes will
vary from 34 to 44.
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ii yards oi our he l'ublelchod Muslin for 31.00. this week only.
15 yards at our 7 l-‘Zc bleached lluslln for 81.00. this week only.
be have on hand a few (‘hilclrells and Ladies Long Gar~
\l P will oilcr them at just one hell the regulat price.
A novelty m the shape oi a bequest tooth pick holder.
They all: lin'l‘y handwlne article. Our price will be for
choice ,5c each (inc lot of amber light blue and white Sugar
Shakers, for tie each. valiic 15c Splendid “ash Board for
13c, others ask 100 or 180 Call and examine our spring line
of Gilllzhams. Finest Soda Water in town at our store, at
least every one who tries it. says so.
"If BBSTBN STBBE,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK OT.
A RARE CHANCE!
MAY 1. 1891,
We will give away at our more a New and Improved
.‘h () lit C(‘)()KING R-ANGE.
With onth cash purchase muouuting lo 25 cents between
now and May 1 We will mule to the customer a ticket. The
person holding the buyout number 01 thou. tickets on the
above date will ho entitled to the Range The tickets will be
counted by pericctl disinterested persons
lien: you tried seller’s Varieties of It." rai ing flours, such
as Graham, Boston Brown Bread Yellow Sweet Corn and
Wheat Granules. They are fine and our pugs are as low as
the lowest. lion t miss the rare chance we er you for your"
THIS SPACE RESERVED lo
'THADDEUS .GUYEE.
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COMAFDORT
Everybody buys their Footwear from
that old-established and ever-popular
Boot and Shoe House of
G. H. HARVEY,
70 North Main St, South Norwalk.
Plices are so low the goods are
sure to go.
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BRIDGEPORT.
Commence To-dayo a. Wonderful Sale
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RIBBONS, Rucl-ulves,
BBBIS’ Shirts and Farming Bulls,
nosrunv AND SMALL wanes. ..
1000 ends of Dress Goods, Velvets and Sarah Silks ,will
go at half price.
Non Fashionable and Best Fitting Fur Trimmed Cloaks
will go at $8 00 and $10.00, were $15.00 and $20.00.
CAI-II: AND 324nm.
.B. HALL & co.
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BBBTS AND BHBES
GLOVER & OLSEN’S
SPECIALTIES:
Our Email Kid ladics’ 02.00 Shoes are the finest ever oliered in South Harwell
ladlee‘ French Kid lisnd Bowed, ladiee' h‘rer‘b turned and wells at pricmlhul
Wlll amoulsh you.
A full line oi ladleo‘. Cbildreo'» and Men's Short» that will pay all to combo.
CLOVER dc OLSEN,
leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade.
Graduate Optician
Homer B. Hoyt’s'
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