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‘ ' THE NEWS in enter.
condo-led Idem-a Gathered at Baa-
dorn [rota Varioual’laeee.
The content over the will oi Millionaire
Fayerwepther waa $12132“ than»
are compromising , ow two
Banker-John's. Kennedy has meals a do
nation of £400,000 to the charitable aocietie:
ml or New York city.
., , ‘l‘layWelo'aa-aad. _ _
thirtimeanimmenaeerowdhad
”techie! thendetailed a po-eotpolice
lo mound 'the houee, with instructions
“magdhdym attempting to lorckean
,. . » pumingpartytoo up
mmiutporition anddeclaredartate
New York bankers and iricnda of the
W Window have “WM I
find 0! $0,”) for his family.
Kaleidpal election. in Maine reunited in
' mm m in Bangor,Biddeiord
and lawlaton. which cities have hitherto
been carried by the Republicans .
Mr. Henry Wattcrson declares in an «1'
itorial that the Democrats will loan the
next election if they put aside tarifl rev
form and advocate free coinage of silver.
Governor Hill's friends are trying hard to
convict Mr. Wetter-eon oi misrepresenting
the tact; '
Bishop Puddouk'a Death-
Bos‘roxJiarcb “if-Benji“ H. Pad-
dock, Episcopal bishop of the diocese of
Iaaeachneetta, died'londay afternoon.
Bishop Paddock, S. T. 1)., had been in
chargeofthofipiecopnl dioceeeof Nann-
chuaettt since his consecrationnsbiahop
Sept. 17,1878. lie was born in Norwich,
Conn, in 1328, graduated from Trinity, in
Hartford. in mo, and from thechncral
Theological acminary in flew York in 1858.
He then became areistant minister at the
Church o! the Epiphany, New York, while
WU"! hewasadeacon. In 185‘! he was choaen
wouldcheerherandcncouragethebe-
herewith words of rympathyaud ex-
loof pellingthizbeaiegzad
com party
Moment-lepton
'fiamleotthetownsubordinated
m dtheirteveriahlnterutiatha
WWthhflm
rectorofSt. Luke’s church in Portland.
Me, withdrew on account of the climate
and {or the next seven years sorted an
rector-oi Trinity in his native city; then
fromlmto “Shelled charge of Christ
church parish in Detroit, Mich. For (our
years preceding his bishopric hewae rector
of Grace church, Brooklyn Heighta The
biahop was the author oi a number 01
articles in reviewsand periodicals, canoni-
nl dim, aermons. charges, etc. His
older brother is bishop of Washington
atatc, and another brother is a leading
phyaieian in Korwlch, Conn.
Poor Mara. horn large Intention“.
Fan. RIYSR, Mane, March l0.'——The
quarterly returns from the mills show
that manufacturing baa not. been upe-
clally profitable for the past three month.
Twenty-lire corporations, representing a
capitaloi 814,410,!!!) and operating forty-
aklailla, have paid in dividends M,
can average of about to; percent. Ten
corporations, representing a capital oi 0;.
mill), and opcrnting eleven mills. have
paidno dividends during the past three
months. 0! the ten, the Annwan has been
idle, the Cornell is a new concern, the
t is one of the older mills, the
Armenian Linen has been expendingcon—
idol-able money (or repairs, and the
Wmmohae been carrying it very large
Ibook of prints. Moat ot the mills have
been euguged in mnuulacturing odd and
fancy goods. Compared with the cone
sponding quarters (or three previous yearn,
the returns (or ran: ahowa considerable
iallingofl. One encouraging leatnreiaa
great reduction in the stock of goods held.
Kn Pardon for John-C. an.
Wasmxcrox, March lit-President Han
riaon has rcluactl to grant a pardon to
John C. Koo, the embezzling preaidcnt of
the Second National bank ol’ New York
city. in doing to he lollows the opinion
M «Attorney General Miller, who after re-
chargesol' Muted testimony
, mom-r. Politawilltrytoday
Linoleum-teal! from the mere or evidence
heaped him. The-momenta
ngfiotalltomthiaarcing.
1“ mult'
tar-ring to the character oi the men who
recommended the pardon, naya hedoea not
think "clemency oughtto be extended to
(are who presents hie petition an a tngitiu
in a foreign land or whose friends preaeut
such petition tor him under each circum-
ctancra." The papers in the core are vol-
uminous and the names oi thou urging
pudon include lion. '1‘. C. Plait, lion. W.
o. Whitney. Elihu Boot, Andrew Carnegie
and the latent-film. W. T. 8:13;: f’l’ha
attorney gen pointa out t rtand-
lag of the bank, the onset of its failure on
“armorial-money market end the great
araonaMflOM—embeulcd.
Sir John'- New (lablnet.
Ottawa, larch lit—The government
organ here figure- out the government ma.
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ADVICE WORlH HEEDlNG.
Whaler-u rllla be rare that
aheaddelhie’gemu. Duet allot!" m
bed-lamination” Do not be to too In
lama-Tearing
race-3m re
hear-lather,“ all: how
pa, uglier-henna rtart
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afllltohemhtld it given 2:32?) ad Al
mate government on .non
tetheoppoeltion. Tumbleweed deal oi
hereutotheprohableeompo-
The met In»
charmer in the pee-
aoaueltromtha laeteabinet exceptlnthe
«cauliflower-Carling and Colby. who
weredeieatul. Carllog'a placehglrente
o! lioalrew, and Why'-
Curran.otlllontreal.
Waylon and Robbed.
“mama... March Illa-Someday: ago
Joehoa Dempsey, a wealthy real state
man or thin city, latt (or lumbar. on
bottom Termite: a telegram was re-
cited laying that he had beenwaylald
theraandmbhohaadthatthe thievrahad
inflicted iniurlratrom which he cannot
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'HAZELTON‘
lamina Bras.
nibble & Bumsmuk‘
HOSE LOTS on London
avenue no reasonable in
price, only ‘350 each, and
those on Woodward avenue
from 8350 to $500. according
to size of lot. are appreciated
by those desiring a real bar—
gain. , . ‘
Nine lots have been sold
this month and more are being
looked alter. '
You can secure one if you
will only try.
th terms «of payment will
be made according to your
own wishes. ‘
For inrther particular” ply
to TAYLOR 8t GOLDE , Oi
CHRISTIAN SWARTZ.
,. pm Moss
STABLE BEARING.
Clean, Economical, Healthful.
Athaltihecortetatnw.
Crass Cpl final
Hickory. Oak, Pine and
Chestnut Wood.
Bill]! in on our
Grain 329. Feed. '
Call attention to a good line oi Canned
go or, and will cell them at low prion.
ae follows When one will take all
can- or more oi any amgle aorr, we will
make them yet lower, an you m. We
have been iortonate in rolling our Cali
[mu-a Canned Goods at lart year’e prion
and we are rolling them at the old rater.
All goods warranted. Spoiled goooa
will at timer appo-ar among the beer
Manda. Set the spoiled can undo.
Don’t throw it on the ab beau; you are
coriilcdto a good can. in place of the
porn one, it you got that hm:
Co: I). ................... Ho, 0 com 080
Tnomtnee . . . . . . 0r, “ Me
Luma Beam... .
Marrowiat Pro . . . .150.
Early Juno Prue .......... 15o.
uocoolaah ................ Hie,
Pumphin ................ 12c... “
Humca’ Salmon ......... 18c,
Scotch Herring. .......... 120,
lobster (Bur); ........... 20o.
Apr cote .uc,
Ciel. . .250.
ml. Eur Home. .. . .35:
We.
c§§§§§§§
Cal. mourn .......
. Boys’ Black, Ribbed
Weave now prepared to show thefinest
lin'eof Hosiery over placed on sale in this
dry goods business. We have never before
been so well, prepared and with so fine an
assortment as we have at the present time.
No one need fear that they will get some-
thing only resembling what they want, but
will find the exact article they are in search
of. We have never deemed it necessary.
nor dowe at this time consider it so, to call
particular attention to this stock, but the
bargains We shall offer this week in this line
will be without precedent, both as regards
to price and quality.
HOSE.
CHILDRENS’
25¢: per pair worth 39c
Fast Black, Smith 55 Angell, 5 to 10,
Feet Black, Iapwich Bicycle, 6 to IO, 25c “ 39c
Grey Mixed, Ribbed, 7 to 10, 25c 39c
Feat Black, Ribbed 6 to 9}, 21c 29c
5} to 9}, 12k: 170
Boye’ Black, Ribbed 6 to 8}, 10c
LADIES’ BLACK HOSE.
Feat Black, 12k per pair, worth 15c.
“ 19c “ 25c.
25c 35c.
33c 39c.
39c 49c.
' 49c 59c.
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LADIES FANG HOSE.
worth 35c.
“ 41c.
37c 490.
Black Boot Lisle, 39¢ per pair, worth 49c.
Fancy Striped, 12ft: per pair, worth 15c.
u 250 u 350. .
Solid Colored, 25c per pair, worth 373,0.
GENTS’ HOSE.
Mixed Half Hose, 5, 10, 12§c per pair, worth 8, 12‘}, 15c.
“ “ Shaw knit, medium weight,25c pair. worth 3711c
Fancy Striped Hose. 15c, 2 pair for 250, worth 17c per pair.
Unbleached Half Hose. 150. 2 pairlor 25c, worth 17c per pair.
Fast Block Half [1099, 15c, 2 pair for 25¢, worth 170 per pair.
Striped Hall Hose, 23c per pair, worth 29c.
“ “ 25c “ 37k.
29c 390.
Solid Colored Hall Hose, 250 per pair, worth 37k.
" “ Lisle, 25c per pair worth 39c.
Fast Black Half Hose, , 25c per pair, worth 37in
“ “ 35c “ 41c.
Dull Lisle, 25c per pair, worth 35c.
Unbleached Half Hose, 25c per pair, worth 37 ic.
“ “ Lisle, 25c per pair, worth 390.
6‘ H
II bl
lb ll
Striped Top, Solid Fool, 25¢ per pair,
u u 336
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Cal. Bartlett Pure. .
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Gel. Prick" ............ ”if,
Evaporated Aprlcnta ........ .....
Evapriraled Applea................mc lb
Evaporated Peach», .‘ ..... . ......
Era tedl’lumn................ lb
Come and «I about our Canned and
WM lumsmuk.
HALE’S
COUGE SALSAM
Wild Cherry,
Homhound,
Tar and Tolu,
‘ no omen-rs.
-&~¢w»5"‘llmn an’ we .m-
~ “inner «3.553» and;
Li
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octane
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can ornla Prom (Inc) ........... rec to l
Having met with such pronounced suc-
cess in all our endeavors to please the trad-
mg public, and having bad so many calls
‘ for this class of goods, we have decided to
put such a stock in our store. Wait for
further announcement as regards the day
of opening.
,ee‘awaarurroroa ureter. '
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city“ during our eight months’ sojourn in the.
l2§c.
1mm! autumn.
ea. In , Deep ll
1‘? Godfieh, Fresh Country Egan-«351w
N / ;the Finest White Full (immune
f root from factory. Remember the ,
weolier coin T, Yarrow-get,
floor. on at 81.00 per pound: we."
olier Mat 50 cents a pound: - “
The finest amortmcnt of,
Fancy Crackers in
this part of the
state.
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The race is getting item on that machine. Are
A ticket with every 25 cent cash purchase, at ‘
CHAS. ESEVM.
, LEADING 630011.139
33, Washlnzton Street. A I
ma. LESTER HYA.
Is selling it out
At the old stand in Norwalk.
Cloaks at less than half price; 2
Wraps go at $5; Jackets and Samples
song; Rugs and Oil Cloths cheap; R1, _
and Laces at half price; Dress Goods p.”
Linens and all Fancy Goods at really
ishing prices.
II—Té—
EEE
Everybody buys their Footwear from
that old-established and ever-popular
Boot and Shoe House of _
c. H. HARVEY,
'70 North Main St, South Norwalk‘.
Prices are so low the goods a
sure to go.
Tm; Best Bowman
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