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maiden. Butter one reared on
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3mm worth—Hm"
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AL JOHNSON ENJOINED.
A low lov- h the Aaaoelatlaa'a "sit
[or the clad-anti Club.
Grumman, March Iz—A temporary to-
junction has been issued restraining Al
0. Johnson from disposing or the Cincinnati
. Association baseball club. lt.waa pro
curodbytheAtnericau association audit
anothcrderelopment lathe war
ingencralandthehghtforthemdnnatl
club in particular. The platotiila are
3' Charles A. Prince, John c. Haynes, Arthur
,wheaeeareeraranadrentrnerandninoler
minnow o! the moat andars‘ona
”hownindmcrica. “Likefather,like
”Rheum: an adage ot ten-ibletoreo
mthoboyheginaao early and aocold
W to respond to the crhninaliu—
lh'xwell and Julian B. Margot Boston,
andGeorgeandJ. Eaeragner,“ Phil»
dolphin. Thedetondants are AlJohnaon
' and F. HIBrnncll, of Cleveland; John M.
Ward, 01 Brooklyn; 2. B. Taicott, of New
York; John F. Bruce, 0! Cincinnati; A. G.
Spalding, 0! Chicago, and J. Palmer
O’Neill, of Pittsburg.
Plaintils any they, with Johnson, Bro
M nellandWard,!ormeda corporation lat
» m lie to knowledge
stamina: by ocular“; diam firm
field-ll mm the
for the of succeeding the
ecluh of Cincinnati and placing the
name in the Players’ National league
Johnson, Brunei! and Ward were ap
pointed trustees for the benefit of all
Molina say that the trustees are about *
toorharaentered into aconspiraeytortht
parpoae o! diverting the purposes. of the
and to injure and harm thcar
plaintill’a, oral in prejudice to their inter-
est hare fraudulently conspired to sell out
to the National league.
Hence the court is asked to appoint a re
celver total] the effects of the club and
finally torasalcot all its caret-mature
china and an equitable division among all
the stockholders ot the proceeda in pro
portion to their interests. Another prayer
fithatthecorporation owns the learn to ,
the Western avenue grounds. and the court
banked to restrain any attempt to are the
groundstorauy purposes other than w.
contemplated by the tanning at this on-
poration. Columbus will open the reason
at Louisville and Cincinnati will he sent
over to St. Louisa
‘- luglneer'o Strange Denna.
Danton, Va. Mar-ch 12.——'l'raiu No. 1!
Blithe Richmond and Dnnville railroad,
which lelt Danvillo at 12 o’clock, was do
railed three milea out. The train was a
double header and, ascending a grade,
hadjuat roundedacurre when the and
dent happened. Both engines were ditched.
Engineer 6. M. Robertson, of the loco
motive. drawing the train waathrown from
the cab into the mud. When he had been
dug out it was discovered that he had an!-
located to death, there being no broiler
Vlaibleon hie body. He was block in the
lace. Captain L. B. Bryant,cngincer oi
the rear engine, was internally injured and
out about the lace. ll. N. Craven, clerk in
charge of the postal car, had his spine '
merely injured. N. C. Gardner and A. B.
McKinney, minimum clerks, were slightly
hurt.
Int Aborted» tho Central.
New Your: March m—A published
ataterneut ml the New York Central had
Md the Rome. Watertown and 05-
denabnrgrallroad was shown to Mr. Webb,
third vice preshlont oi the tormer com-
pany. Ila acid that the statement was ab ',
aolutely untrue
we». at
town
"The Central," laid Ir.
not abmrberl the Rome, Wat.»
to Watertown myself to night to purchase
more wurthot real estate tor the CID! .
tral'e new road through there, the cltlaeaa
having put up no» for a slmilarpur»
pore.
la till Insurance (San-pan Iattraa.
Haw You, March Il-o‘l'he Jelmn In:
Ogdenabnrg ruiltoad,aorpat'~ all
ehaaedi norgotcontrolotlt. lemming lot
is a compoi ml of the choices!
and best Roots, Berks and
Herbs, carefully selected and
prepared, land has no equal
asan
\
ALTERATIVE
lull Bland Purifier.
W
It is plelusant to the taste
and may bl: used with perfect
solely by ‘all. It has. never
failed to be; of benefit in many
disorders apising from
mum at u Blnui
W—
Try a bride,
\
ONLY 75 Cts.
It will do you good.
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Butlnott W Sailings.
liner-la 65 no Patterns for
Minty Malena-ulna.
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Dried Mite.
HOSE LOTS on Lowndcr
' awhile so reamnable in
price, only $350 each. and
those . on Woodward revenue
from $350 to $500, according
to size of lot, are appreciattd
by. those desiring a real bar.
gain.
Nine lots have been sold
this month and more are being
looked after. '
I .
You can secure one rl you
will only try.
The terms of payment will
be made according to your
own wishes.
. Fur lnrther articulars apply
to TAYLOR GOLDEN, or
CHRISTIAN SWARTZ.
PEAT aoss '
STABLE BEllllll};
Clean. Economical, Healthful.
Athlttheeaatotaraw.
HAZELTON
truss creek Baal
lliclrory. Oak, Pine and
Chestnut Wood.
Bllrllll llll filllll Slllll
Grain Elli Feed.
lumunl Bras,
Billie l lumstuci
Call attention too loud line at Canned
gator, and will roll then: at low prlcrr,
as lulloae When our will tatr air
cane or more 0! any arnglr- sort, or nihl
met» them yet lower, in you on. W.
have two fortunate in (ruins rut Cult
llama Cam-rd Goods at but year’s ptlt‘vl
nod wr are telling them at the old rat”.
All gooda warranted. Spoiled goon;
cull at turn" appear IIIWDK the hwi
Manda. 8» t the rpoiiv d can nerd».
Dom't throw il on the aah MI”: you are
untitled to a good can. in place at the
poor one, it you got that hm:
Corn. ................... '36, 5 mm
Tomatc‘wa ............... llle, ”
Luna Ileana .............. use, “
Narrow lat Prue .......... 15c, "
Early June Ear. ......... 156, ”
~occoraah ................ lflc,
Pumpkin ................ Ila,
Hound Balloon ......... 18c '
Scotch Berri-1. .......... lac,
Lower (Stat) ............ Sic, “
Apricot. ................. ac,
Gal. Guru Gun-e Home. . .2542.
Bil. Era l’lnnro .......... 85c,
Cal Bttllrtt Pearl ....... we,
0».th ............. Mr,
Curl. Pr aohn ............ a»,
Evaporated Ancient...
Evaporated Applea....
Rupee-ted Poacher .............. Me In
Eva tedl’lalnv................l8elb
Cal ornla Praara (liar) ........... we to
(lo-candies about our canned an
68c
a
$3
5&5???
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COUGE BALSAM
Wild Cherry, -
Harehound,
Tar and Tolu, '
90 OEN'I“.
H. R. HALE §
I.."-ma ”CHI.
We are now prepared to show the finest
line of Hosiery ever placed on sale in this
city» during our eight months’ sojOuruin the
dry goods business. We have never before
been so well prepared and with so fine. an
assurtmcnt as we have at mfpresent time.
Noonc need four that they will get some-
thing only resembling what they want, but
will find the exact article they are in search
of. wWe have never deemed it necessary.
nor do we at this time consider it so, to call
particular attention to this stock, but the
bargains we shallyofl’er this week in thislinc
will be without precedent. both as regards
to price and qua‘ity.
GHILDRENS’ HOSE.
Fast Black, Smith it Angel], 5 to 10, 25c per pair worth
Fast Black, Ispwich Bicycle, 6 to' 10, 25c “
Grey Mixed, Ribbed, 7 to 10, 25c “
Fast Black, Ribbed . ,6 to 91, 21c “
Boys’ Black, Ribbed 5} lo 9}, 12h: _ 176
Boys’ Black, Ribbed 6 to 8}, 100 12k:
LADIES’ BLACK HOSE.
Fart Black, 120 per pair. worth 15c.
‘ 19c “ 25c.
35c.
390.
39c 49c.
49c 59c.
LADIES’ ~FANG HOSE.
worth 35c.
“ 410.
, 370 49c.
Block Boot Lisle, 39c per pair, worth 49c.
Fancy Striped, 12§c per pair, worth 15c.
“ 25c “ 35c.
Solid Colored, 25¢: per pair, worth 37k.
GENTS’ HOSE.
Mixed Half lime, 5, go, 12h: per pair, worth 8, 12;, 15c.
" Shaw nit, medium weight,25c pair. worth 371c
Fancy Striped Hose. 15c, 2 pair for 250, worth 17c per pair.
Unbleached Half How. 150. 2 puirlor 250, worth 17c per pair.
Fast Black Half Hose, 15c, 2 pair for 25¢, worth 170 per pair.
Striped lluli Hose, 23c per pair, worth 29c.
“ -' 25c " 37k.
“ “ 29c 390.
Solid Colored Hall Hose. 25c per pair, worth 37“.
“ “ Lisle, 25c per pair worth 39c.
Fast Block H ~ll‘ Hose, 250 per pair, worth 37k.
“ 35c “ 410.
.. Dull Lisle, 25c per pair, worth 35c.
Unbleached Half Hose. 25c per pair, worth 37k.
“ “ Lisle, 25c per pair, worth 390.
GRAND
Mllllllllll llllllllllll.
Harin met with such pronounced suc-
cess in 1 our endeavors to please the trad-
ing public, and having had 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.
39c
39c
39c
29c
25c
33c
u
It
I It
Striped Top, Solid Foot, 25c per pair,
(t 6‘ 33c
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HOSERY. > i
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islkhfmrurouf“ 5155‘ . , , * l
u lofimnv ‘ 5“ v
a 0m summit.
California moot; .. .
Outlet-nth White cherries.
Wornlnmaok Chet-riot. - '
California Bartlett Pearl. - '
We guaranme the above goods to be*first c
more than please you in price and quality. Wells?
Tea and Collee that money can buy. Get in the t
dnft this way. A ticket is given with every 25am
We still hold the Celebrated Northfield Cream
32c a pound. Secure your Onion Sets no!» t" "
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OF BRIDGEPORT,
Have bought the Ambler stock ,ot Dry Goods, and
Is selling it out
l'l' LESS THAN FIFTY CENTS [Ill THE 110
At the old stand in Norwalk. ‘ 1
Clocks 'at less than half price; 20!.
Wraps go at $5; Jackets and Sacques _,
song; Bugs and Oil Cloths cheap; Rib;
and Laces at half price; Dress Goods, ‘r
Linens and all Fancy Goods at really as,
ishing prices. ‘
_4_ “‘2‘
AND ' .
C 0 M F O R T
Everybody buys their Footwear frOm - 4
that old-established and ever-popular -
Boot and Shoe House of
c. H. HARVEY,
7'0 North Main St., South Norwalk.
Prices are so low the goods are
sure to go. ‘
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The Best finals at
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