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m, containing
from an lane of the Evening Post of
recent date, entitled “The Whole Story.
m nal impertinence concerning
my motives contained in it does not re-
3:? an answer. but as you have in
which you have heretofore shown by
enrkrcpressnting facts in which the pub
so. have
that I
an interest, it is quite proper
write you this letter to
show that your meuwry isat
harry particulars,
‘ . r
you have e reused
' this sub' Nei her the
tmnmm have at any
‘lfit November changed the opinion,
which has always been expressed. to
.wit, that General Merwin is entitled to
tiredness! var-nor. and
feat three of the other stats oflices.
The facts morning my entire parti-
cipation in. andmuchof your connection
. with this particular controversy. and
n
tially as follows: “
d November. 1890. it became apparent
that the Democrats would take de- ,
'(idod ' und against the mwer of the l}
" assembly toinvestigate and eor- 5
‘ sect the returns of the presiding officers.
Such a course would prevent General
Kerwin from being elected in joint con-
vention. Two or three Republicans.
abont that time. who had become over—
heated in the campaign. sugfi'tI
aproper way to compel the
iocmlic 3!
've General Mel-Win his
a, to have the Republican use
any steps toward a declaration of the
result cones '
auditwas
sire of the
' ' n of the minor offices to ‘1
so strong
on the governorship. Near! ’
ileum who heard of this
about the desired remit for lien»
fuseto correct errors affecting the
gov-
nounced editorially that the
believed in fair
held that
orly investigated. the
”maths minoro ces asn clu) to!
!‘11 it shall r that any or all of l
atom (the Democratic candidates for tho I
titanic
attempt
bean intention in
no Repub
a smart game of endurance with l
“Worthy men in the party.
stbllcan
lien in such a campaign .
and unjust resistance. It is not thci‘on-
mt temper " .
A few
aligning 't of l r I i r
or seven: 0 tie m In
the state, and ileum
was among them. This subject t
W0
advised or red the
inhumane modidaMu liens-bunt I
.(
Mauritian-sod in
as bibs olitorisi of lbs-0mm cordon: with tho
so. I; .3... finish? «ignite...
u tions which had
room were
committee was a ' of the governorship. You are believed
the returns from to . p to be responsible for c n that re-
port to the house. The malnbers of the port between the 27th and of Janu-
conunittee Messrs. Greene. thllson, ary. in making that change on did
- netdare to follow the lines of blasts
had no knowledge of what was being
done. except as l was informed by the
newspapers. That committeeoomploted
l have received this 21- Ontiat day,
- . - the 'oint assembl
an editorial article cu: elecfilo" of United totes senaW. I went
n to Hartford. After the adjournment of
the house on met me with two or three
others at
from the speaker's desk, and
. Door Biro-A fcr’rliend in Hartford mailed ““3 talu
. me to
made the more nustake worsefand the other Republican mem-
the purpose of discussing the kind of re-
port that you should make upon the
fault in evidence which
and to give the public slowly statedt
In 'tyofknowingcsrtaiu truths mg what you had been urged by some
&' on have persistently suppress“! gentlementodo; to wit. to make a re.
‘ ourself port which would keep out of office
ladiv some of the Democratic candidates whom
time since you believed had been elm-ted; and you
Sta
you named, into making any such rc-
. port.
figh‘gf'fi. meet you at the AHyn case.
there. and there were gathered all your
Republican associates upon the commit-
tee and two or three other gentlemen. I
am quite willing. if your associates
171.151. facts can be proved by the “.8“. agree. that everything that took ilscc‘at
many of several persons. are substnu- that gathenng shall be made pub to. for
' thelatter part of the month M550"
cicnt to state
dwidclllv in favor of declaring the elec—
nuanced in his views in this direction as
yourself. You believed that Judge {\lor.
ris was not elm-ted and you tin-“gm
there might be some chance for claiming
that no cauulidate for treasurer haul hem
ed that elected by the people. The meeting of
Senate to investigate the returns and following Monday evening. January 25
' ts, would You and other lucnibcrs oi tin-commit.
rm block tee requested me to come to Hartford on
that evening so as to look over a draft of
the other gum» office”; the report, which it was unlit-mg...“
by them that the (19. would be ready. No one suggested on
Democratic candidates to (1|). that day that ti on‘ slmuld be any repm't
tam mo
which they had been clouded. would be it" I
will be that Its Deumtgatic Senate mimp _ that room suggest tl t tl
‘ “ to i ‘ ion any 0n» In o. in mm
w compo N 3&2?» should be any prolonged delay as to
n objected those men who were believed to have
t) itas unfair, unworthy of Mariana con- bccn elm-ml. for the purpose of owning
sidesation. and as quite, unliker to the Denim-ratio senate
era-in. Such a plan might have the 26th. but i did go it )on the morning
been bold, but it was conceded by nearly 0' Tuesday. ”“3 2nd). .
m'ho discuss“! it. that such a mum. the flow of the house. and upbrmded me
if taken by the Republicans, would put for not winning up the night before. be-
them as much in the wron .as the Demo- V4 _
magnate would “hi it should re» to make upa rcport upon the subject.
of the character you wished. and you
Because such rumors “1.". stated that if i had only bum resent
lnthe mmlnnyfit\" on u... 3.1 you believed that an honest and air ro-
of My)“, 1890' the Palladium an- port would have been made upon the
biicans lines which were ullntantially agreed.”
lay. and w me thcv on the 215i of January in themectiug
Merwin "um“ to be at the Allyn bolt-w.
elected. after the returns had been prep. rnc to lncet with the committee In one
did not pro use of the upstairs rooms of the capitol. for
(m the Demmfic Senate to 3mm“. in ranking up the report. Other Inmn- -
ThePalladium said in “mg nrticlc [award the committee 'onted with you
minorofioesniave linen honestly elected. but you esmiaily were so urgent that
' ' l communal.
mnemocrata. This is the Republican associn _
pou'tion as the Palladium understands it: your :mu'mtes should [impure and make
and as set forth by some of the mom public a written suite-men! conn-rmng
General what took place on the dilemma of
Istwiu is notaman to delight in dis- Tuesday. January ‘ _
mfmfinghaud injuring other men to report. ltissutlicient at thus stage of
nhunce own interests. nor do his the controversy for run to state that
friends and supporters be. again you were oppoed to kt‘t'pmg the
of unreasonable Democratic mud:
govemor. secretary and comptroller out
. of office. as nclub to affect the senate,
days after the publication of and neither you nor any one else sug-
torialthere wasagnthoring in u geeted at that lilt't'llllg that a be luff
should be made finding that there
ll‘t‘ll no auction of lieun-nant-governor
I. W at that time and with mum nor at the nm-tiugof January
no one who was present 21st. was any attempt innde by anyone
of keeping toinfluencethcopiniona or couclimmm
. . etc" out of ofilce beyond sliclt mitten had arrived at from the critlcnco
”:13me the usual up that had been prmeutal. [was n-quoat-
smlnstiouof the returns. and this not- «I. at the meeting of January 27th. to
“was any mm that on in be nomad the [mncr form of upon to
him bytthemocrqu in relat m to stun-timfmrts w rich the mmmlttwhnd
tlh ' Kerwin was found. and tin-opinions whichtlu-y bold.
navel! in n)- . . .
the position taken by tie pm ominous. and they Were all in no-
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busiuuasincelifll. midlfludlm
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m-
were elected merelfl Q3... theDdrm-
mu Milled to no’ what the Republi-
been repared in my
.nndvahousesclect canebelieved toberightinthe matter
“ in November. but your
pen dishonor crossbar] attire.
making sreport which in the
tbe‘eyenu sinnethat time. is
unequivocally false. 1
. sop did receive a majority of all
votes lawfully cast for lieutenant gover-
_ nor; and Jo nJ. Phelan did receive a
of testimony before January majority of all the votes lawful] cast
being the day when for secretary. ibelievc that Mr. ger
was held for the naceived a majority of the votes law-
fully cast for treasurer; and it is certain
that there is no sufficient evidence to
show that he did not.
The facts which I have
are absolutely true, and I c lenge you.
if you are d’ to den them. in any
material lar, to an wit the ques-
tions at mus between us to r
Shumway of your county, who is at
the ttimo tthe ublican leader
in tie tfemur). Either fore: him, or
an at er rson acting as a
tribunal mtmwufie I will prove sub-
stantially all that is above stated. out of
the mouths of your Republican amo-
ciatcs upon the committee on elections.
= Ido not ask you why you chsn
that report. it is ruite certain t t
General Mcrwin. Dr. wen. or Dir. Mc-
Lean. or 113' one authorized to soak for
them, ask you to make such a change.
it is ually certain that nothing has
been gained for General Merwin by it.
By some means or other. your associ-
ate; were induced to sign the report
which you changed. The Repubbcim
members of the house accepted that re»
port as truc.because they hadconlidencc
In the committee. The only way in
which the Republican members of the
house could be induced to sustain you
was by your makinga finding of facts.
the inconsistency and falsehood of which
was not understood by the house at anv
time prior to its adjournment in Apri .
The Republican members of the house
all. or nearly all of them. acted ignor-
antly and in good faith. You knew
better, however. It is mid that then» is
forgiveness for than) who sin ' noruntiy.
but for those who sin against igli: thcrv
may be no forgiveness in this world or
the next.
lam a Re thin-an. and i believe in
lighting po itical campaigns iarlv.
squarely and for all they are worth.
Politics is sometimes said to be a game:
but it should buplaycd by gentlemen in
an honorable way. When ll'flwn in the
game. pay up. and don‘t try to stcnl the
stakes.
Upon this question the Palladium
wind-I upon a solid foundation of truth
and equity. The views it has expressed
upon this subject are those that arcin-
telligeutiy and muscicntimisly hold by
its managers and its editors. Upon this
issucitis eternally right. and you are
cvcrlnstingly wrong.
You are quite dislaml to qumtinn
motives. It is of no (ainsoqucucc to the
injured parties if the effect of what you
dois wrong. whether your Iuotivus arc
good or bad. For most men it would
have been dishonest to have taken the l
course which you have followed.
The ib‘publicarl party in the ll't'st'lll
House 0 lh‘pnucntativcs. won d not
have sustained you if you had reported
that Messrs. Alsop and Phelnn worr-
e foot of the steps 'veu in detail
not
meet
tothe Allyn house a
rsof the committee on elections, for
mu had taken. You
t you objected to do-
tedtbat you did not prom to be
bulhlozcd" by certain persons whom
Because of the u at mncst to
wont
m purpose of the controversy that has
between you and me it is until-
thnt at that time you were
8
l
r. Alsop. llr. Pln-lnn and Mr.
No one pnrscnt we so pro.
on of
taub.
our («unmittec was adjourned until the l
«during that t c Dcunx-ratic candidates
icutcnnut governor. soon-tarry or
trollcr. were not elected, nor did
1 did not go to Hartford on Monday.
’ou met me on
ruse. you stated, you had not been able
You then requested
hcpurposc of assisting the mmmittcc been taken by the inmate. Yet. if such
' had been followed. if. would at
least vc hall the mnnliru-es of the ml»
her ihirons of the Rhino, who took what
they pleural in open day. and With
strong hands. By imposing upon the
house a report reciting as facts that
which was not. and is not true. many
memlm of the house innocently and in
maxi faith. supported you. but t ie effect
of your action has been a wntcniptible
piece of wilticnl robbery.
So much of your article as charges the
’nliadium or me. with endorsing Mr.
Walker‘s deniand for an unmnditionnl
surrender. or of being rcndy to give the
ib-rnocrats all they ask for. is as nine)-
n thism nest. Islam that I desired
0 go to L ew Maven on the next train.
We went upstidrs and
here We 'c present all of your Re mblican
. I am again quite wtl mg that
Mill. in relation ton
ates for lieutenant—
wbich you prepared over night after the
28th of January. U n this issue of
\‘cnu'ity between us, anxquitc willing
to submit the case to the invcsti lion of
the senator above named. an I will
undertake to show conclusively by the
evidence of your own minor: in the
zmunbly. that again you are absoluwly
wrong.
Finall . Mr. Porter. you ought to un-
dorstam that thousmuls of Republicans
in this stoic (wider that the femoral
their party is at stake in tbismntn-r.
The national tforru of 1888 result-nus
tho devotion: the party to the principle
that every lawful ballot shall be duly
reacted. in the blican state plat-
form of tie tuber. l . it isdumaudml
vicwsccntniued inthp that tb tlnlongth and lmdth
I
)r set-warty of state. Neither at that
if fact which any llll‘llllit'hi of the com-
Vn one was so free as yourself to ex-
Mumps
the law’s adv cc. and no
leader «fungus-d public-I '. if
stall. with theoplniou of (lenarsl -
mums“. has that am I
W the lmpolitio plan urged by
mount“ the evening of January i.
. At that time you came to my
mat thcAllyu home with mvcmi
The several gentlemen bad
'7 m fill“ “10 [m of (iv“
whatcouvle shou be taken
‘ the in the house. um
‘ mwldchthe Dramatic senate
tahsu tilt mm. in declaring
madman. including
at a
.. votes.
. mummmw
Wmmmammumm
Mumgdfwunnewbugam
pm a mu
Mahmum. mine
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Member '4' xi cit-ulna a free hallotsisi stair (taunt
left your committee in mirth lntbst bottomed. ‘l'hst tlou'f'hsvemitt-
mun us soon as you would mmitin‘d“ tallied, and still hol . in relation lotion-
Iesve you. after ring you-slammed ctal slat-win In in‘ affirmation of time
insnonmiccu «muslin ’thsIlpropsv mat W. The itioa yousml
unwind. undm the Corn cat egisin» t . Evenin Post take relation to the
tits inaction. of making a repat in such minor om . is that a fair and lamest
(raise. My connection With your com- count may be reversed bytricks in the
mittcc lit-gnu and ended with the lnoet- must umclst of the final canvandnp
logs of January it and January 27. A Mud. and such a position is one whic I
room was drum up in our handwrit the ] hlloan My of “Mn. (lrant.
ing. on the nfternmn of anuary 27. and Usrllel: . Harrison and Blaine. will u»
you left the room for the puqm of mutate trim-var it hassnrpumtunity.
putting it. “Tao stated, into type writ Yours truly, Lvsnsl annulus.
ten form. be t h h was very dimlffcr- ”W” m...“
cat romt onew waspmen to
the lent-e the next day. in which you TBACMWS AYWINTHIL
fwod there had been no election to any
once but that of comptroller. and as to
that office you to l M
much not until the senate mad
you in an investigation.
abmd
led
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drawn with so mac
norm of Jan 27.
she'd; to
lieu .sscrstarfiaudm
lsr. l notlunitsts,s Januaryv
cs others. that l
as dishmorsbie-
A List of Those In...“ in the south flor-
vvufh District.
The following are the apwintments of
teachers in the South Norwalk Union
‘, tiehool district for next year. just per-
fected by the district committee:
mama cram.
Principal. w. 0. Facts: mallet, battle
on Gregory; nude 9. Alida 1). mt;
,( grad”. nary R. Woodman: grade 6.
hills 3. Orllch; grads ll. Haste l. Talia:
grad“. Iaryf'. Brenden: grated, Joe
housemate B. Jennie A. Gregory;
grade bisexualitsdzgmlelb.
Ellen A, Kenny. _
concern m.
High school. Christie Moat; Isaiah
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ism BLAZE In our
Th0 BUILDINGS BUBNBD T0 Till
lather. til-Imma- and lam-iv moon
and one story high ad joined. Matt Lane
bert's road house was next tothegrocery
and pool room.
Hagiu. his bartender. Mrs. James H.
Ridabock. (i. S. Bailey and Innis Ras-
muscr lived there.
of Brooklyn, was also visiting them.
They all got safely out of the building.
building was owned by the estate of
James H. Ridnbock and was insured for
$2.500.
tom and had a small insurance on it.
Grumman, lived orer their store.
wife and child are in the country and he
was alone in the building. He was
awakened with difficulty. owingto the
dense smoke. lie in 1st everything he had .
tin-re being no insurance on his furniture.
if. 3. Mother had an insurance of “.000
on his stores. with Melville E. Mead. of
Shrwnik.
insurance of $4,300 on their stock with
Mr. Mend. of Norwnlk. and Frank Hoyt.
the tire was discovered the residents of
the |il:l(7t‘ tank tin- six him out and by
was damaged slightly.
elected. but that you proposed to keep at (irununnn's. on the north side. is
them out of other until pmperaction had “"0““... building owned by Mr. Mather.
and occupiml by Welcome Division and
Ernest Koch.
mmcrof tlu-sccond story, but was cs-
tiuguiahed.
"runner in which they worked. The
only live apparatus to be hadwere three
band extinguishers and several pails.
and there were used to good advantage
on the surrounding buildings until the
wells were exhunstul. Albert Boston.
an aged man. living in the building ad-
joining Mather a Grumman's. was awak—
lutcly fslaeas was the changed report cued with difficulty.
030W") EARLY THIS 1038”“.
sacral-tam; Whining-slant
out and Work larclcpll toil-vs, ,
'v. 'd'sil r‘. in.» i' :‘iin‘"- 1
I . . . T _ .t
‘91:,” ,r. onus: :4 “'il l w “H" "
A
He telegraphed to
Mrs. lambs" was also aroused and
The building occupied by Math-
It was eighty feet long. twen-
tories high. An addition sixty fectlong
tore. The liretfioorwasuaedasahar
The second floor was
m-upied by Mr. Lambert as a residence.
in with his wife and son Fred. William
Miss Grace Bennett.
int lost about half of all they had. The
Mr. Lambert owned the furni-
Leruy Monroe,a clerk for Mathew!
His
Mather & Grumman had an
if Stiuufonl.
in the rear of the burned building is
i. S. llaileyb livery stable. in soon as
Inrd work saved the unable. The paint
Next to Mather
This caught fire on the
Tbi- Insulin deserve great credit for the
When a Sax-rum. reporter visited the
fire at 8 o‘clock this morning, the tim-
bers wmstill burning. Hotlink Grum—
man's safe, which contains their books.
more, etc" b buried under the ruins in
the wilar, but Wing to the lam heat
it bnsbsenimpossibleto get at it. Mr.
Grumman thinks the contents are all
right.
Hillllllel Grumman said they would im-
nwdistely mumc WM He came to
South Norwalk this morning and leased
the John Ferris building. opposite the
tit-pm. The partition but been taken
out and the store temporarily fitted up.
Alpha-armies mm. They
l nearly Wworth ofordm all My:
uncalibrated early, this awning. .2 .-.-.
sows AIONll run mum
u. WWW...
What Is (icing on of Ions af the Pop.-
lar new m
A party from New Carlson picnicod at
limm Point yestenlay.
i'rankhusenbbulbiingaaextsnam
sloutohisbathinghmusstfhlf Pastors
Point. .
Franck s Catapany. the Clothiers. luvs
mt‘pslsrgetrlsnguisr signml’eseh
island.
Podium lion company is arranging
fins-hove dinmstc‘alf Pasture next
Thursday.
lawyer Bright. of New Canaan. will
cccupyhhwttsgeoncalfl‘ntunlsland
dayandfssuchcrsdinthsharbcr.
James Bother-laud and a party of
ammmmm yaw-day
inhisnswhostcnsfishiueseurdw.
The Bethe! campers at Calf Pasture
Nathavercturnsdhome. Mwillbc
mdsdnestwekbyapmyof nan
hurl-as. ‘
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Pnpursuou Blade For the Annual ls»
Assistant Quartermaster General Mmgsn
for the annual encampment of the Nat.
fire occurred at ‘will entail
[Darien about 1 o'clock this morning. by department. There will be a number of
which the buildings occupied by Mather changes in the next camp. and in order
& Grumman and Mattinwlamhertwm
burned to the ground. The engineer on
the Wadtington express. which passes
through Dorian It 1:15, first gave the
alarm by blowing a long and furious
blast on the whistle. This was heard by
Homer Burchsrd. the night operator.
whotboogbt some onehsd been struck
by thetruin. He ran out andsswtbat
therear of MstherkGrnmmsn‘a store
was ablsre. He ran down the street
shouting fire and got his cometandcoun
menced blowing it.
Norwaik and Stamford for fire compan.
ice. but it was impossible to get them
out.
[mired out of her window and saw the
blaze.
erkfirumman was owned by If. 8.
Mather.
ty-fivc feet wide and two and a half
to prepare for‘thsse Coloriel Morgan will
send a gang of mean down to Niantic,
July 8. to put the grounds in order.
camp than in‘ any previous camp in the
hhtory of the brigade. Last year the
First regiment was increased by the ad-
dition of a new company, C, of Rockville.
and this year there will be still another
company. l, of New Britain, thus giving
the First a full complement of ten com-
panies. The arms and equipments for
the new company have arrived and will
be forwarded to New Britain as emu as
the new captain, Charles H. Moore, files
his bond.
necesitates an extension of the space de-
voted to the trans, and for this mm,
the wooden buildings used by the quarter
master's department will be moved fmm
their present bier-lion to the extreme west
of the grounds. facing the roadway.
The tents of the department will also be
moved West and will adjoin the build-
in'gs.
from ordinary days. except that time
will be devoted religious exercises.
the morning there will be the usual guard
mount. '1) befollowed by drum parade
and inspection.
chaplains of the various region-ms will
hold devotional exerciws.
will be a tent to be used exclusively for
religions meetings. This idea was mm.
ceived by Rev. H. B: Kelsey. chaplain
of the First. Ind was heartily approved
by the chaplains of the other regiments.
Tim tent will he meted between moss
houses Nit? ad’s. about the rentur of
the brigade. and the exorcism will be
under the direction of the gentlemen
connected with the Y. 3!. t‘. A.
slant. Interesting Figures Regarding this
for the summon. Since the middle of
March lantehavc beencngagcd in the
Hound within a radius of a few miirs of
Bridgeport harbor gathering the seed of
the delicious bivalvm and taking them
into port. when» they. were sold at prices
ranging from sixty cents a bushel up to
eight y cents.
obtain some inure-sting figures n-ganl-
ihg the oyster trade.
May 6 the tonnage of the simmers en.
gagui in the oyster business was 350 tons
and of sailing vim-bi Lilli) was. During
that period 45.000 busmls of seed oysters
were shipped to England from steamers.
From May 6 to June 12. 25.000 lutehels of
seed oysters were sold to planters from
steamers. To show the work of the
sailing rentals it will be surprising to
know that 80,000 biotin-ls were sold from
them during the three months cruiing
June 20.
M Popular fleas-n Trips to In- Its-
four days' visits last seams by the liones-
tonic Railroad company and the Sunburn
Recreation mrnpany, carrying forward
the patnma by thnmgb spw'ud limited
cameos trains. in well rvmomlmi by
the participants and frimuls for the tlior-
cughly inppy cin-umstances and agree~
this vssof theeutire trip. 80 per-
Mt
most mount to out till» delights
an papaluity‘of memory on
WMMVJM three. new to
be Well. the first on Imdsy. July
ll, will only he enhamrsd with even
additional improvements. by
the osperiemm of last year. it will be
Minster] that last “son “.50 amend
the entire carcass mextrebent private
honsowitbothsr rstesup tofl‘ltothe
m risen ’ir some?“
ens-punt of the c. N. o. In August.
Preparations are now being made by
(Scout-.Astlp byigads'will be in
" lettuce-r: ..,.... a...
‘ to’arrniigeanew schaduip,“
tion. This is being demand
considerable work upon the
There will he more troop in the next
The nddditnn of two new companies
Sunday in camp will not differ much
in
In the aftcmuon the
A new featurc of the coming camp
Till! OYSTER IIA Rl'lZST.
(ire-t Industry.
The oyster harvest is nlmnt at an cm!
The Bridgeport News ins-v been able to
From March ill to
SARATOGA EXCI'BSIONS.
lowed on Monday. July $0.
The unqualified sin-emu of the Barnum
me umW' H ‘thhb‘fiot in
will shortly appsu giving full details.
(import book this year will contain tick-
can to the lam Lake flange and lit.
Icflngor m
use 'rmu.
(who; to the coudltionof the tennis
grounds yesterday. game No. 5, between
to-mrow will he as follows: fitsglss.
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shuffle. II: No. 0.1;». an. list-on Tay-
lorvsDaWJEActm; No.7, 4pm..
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paintwoilauiass. etc. (sea adv.) ms. . .BaPrasmsmwlupsrm ,
WE Alli onu ASKEli
of advenising? 0ur answer is:
bargain at your store, and when reaching there they find they
have been misled. ‘
REPRES INTS EVERYTHING Jl'ST AS IT IS.
will be found to be worth your time and attention:
the value as “well as we do. which is lilic.
macs- -... .. .._ Human...“
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SOUTH nonfinnws
Which do ycu find to be the most profitable way
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lid. Never mislead people in supposing they will find a great
ill). THE SOUTH NURWALK Iif‘lSTffllx STORE AL‘VAYS
.9.
The following goods are greatly reduced and
so buys the choice of all our best Dress (iisghanu'g You know
No Best quality 18-inch Cotton Diaper per piece. value 59c.
Misses' lpwich Fast Black Rose. 1’ pairs l'Jc. regular value 15c
r» . "
29¢ quality of Ladies' Heronsdorf Fast Black Stockings 22c pair.
“Fe do not wish to carry over our stock of l’nrusols, so we are
prepared to accept any offer for same.
Fancy Rut-hing. choice for "c per yard of our No and 15c
qualities.
Card Ruching :ic per yard. value 7c. ,
Bead Necklaces with :i Rhine stone pendants forltl'zic each,
easily worth twice the money we ask.
Six Stone Pendant Chain 17c.
Best Quality English Book Pins be.
We are selling the very best Extension Window Shades. full
width and 20 inches high, for 23c.
We would mention right here that the bottom has dropped out
of the prices on this stock:
ice Cream Freezers way down.
Clothes Pins cheaper than kindling wood. at in dozen for he.
Handsome, Colored (lines Water and Lemonade tints slam,
WOflh.:’jllh Wigs that mnouut.
mam , new- ,
"(realist '
d "Tush. L be}; 35¢ each.
Rockingham Ten Pots we each, etc" etc.. etc.
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Boston store,
83 Washington Street. «' .,
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pools] pairing.
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flue nitcaud marble work.
stonework of all kink.
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lain st. 81". Gautier-en‘s Uv.&_
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guaranteed; the latest sly
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organ and harmony. .
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- . air. References: Norwaik Lock ;»
2d. hevcr advertise what you have not got. talcum):
H. Smith. (steam); Grace Church.
and many others.
Dr. Manuals. {steam}: IL 1.
mm. tstcamf: John ’l‘ryon. (hot air)-
PAIN'I'BBL '
BRALVABD. F. 0. Water st. N. .
Paint.gold and rat durum,
osnznnaxx 610. n. 7 Wet: at N. nuns
and sign palate. paper hunger. downlor.‘
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quality only. and that t ‘ .
PHYSICIAXS.
parks. W. (L. olllce lb and 47 “1-3an It.
HonrsDto 10. l to 3. 7 toll.
PIANO TESTER I REPAIR“
HESDEEJ‘. F. cor Wall and Knight “SN-All
dealer in pianos. «mamas music. etc.
PLATINGoGflLD. SI EYES AND rum
SOUTH NUEHVA LK PLATING CO. C WAD!
st. All kindsof electro influx
and refinishing of all 'nds of
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goods.
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