from
mm tut-r! to ram
. '2 m 0M. m: mm
1 %‘1& lbwofifi—«r—m
c 5 “ mmm‘hu-bnmam
‘ ta-‘mfwurh I. rum will.
1 VII-dag at a inn ‘5‘“ at apron.
, Fertile dill: time within two weeks
1 anathnptwumadela’stnigbt towrecli
githe‘flilt Bilge” exprtuneartbel'air-
' ' ' Beldcliemioal works.
‘ fine. them m inqnick nuc-
uiuon the «enamel the Gilt Edge has
kept a sharp lookout while peeing
JQW Fairfield in order. if pouilfle, to
Invert-upended Lastnighty. while the
train wnarunningata bighrate ofqeed,
.‘tbeenfineerperoeivedbytbelightofthe
iheadlklitabigboukleronthetracka
I53! hundred feet the other aide of Fair.
field depot. He reversed his /en’gine and
applied theair brakes. but the distance
was so short that the engine crashed
intotherock,although at a reduced rate
or speed.
willie mowliow onthe pilot probably
airedtheh‘aln. ltsIuckthe rooka
glancing blow and threw it from the
tank. flheplowandpilotwerebent and
M: II“ “ID engine was not other-
wise injured and the train kept the rails.
. Just after the Gilt Edge had passed the
track walker discovered an obstruction
in the form of two ties on the east-bound
track, about half a mile the other side of
Fairfield depot. They werel 'without
doubt the work of the some men. At
the same time the headlight o! a (not
approaching outbound train loomed up
around the curve near the chemical
works. It was too late to flag the train
and thetrack walker jumped for the time.
He pilllfid the last one (mm the track
‘ juntuthetrainwhimd by.
0]”! PM“? BENEFITS.
' 'I‘Ie trusty-nun Annual Meeting Held
in new Haven, I'eaterllny.
The twenty-filth annual meeting of
the Odd Fellows’ Mutual Aid association
was held in Odd Fellows’ hall. New
Haven, yesterday. About one hundred
'alnlflltydehgatuwmm
Ike-oer Botaiterdfr report showed
that the total amount of the‘tund on
handJanuary 1, 19913» $5,527.15. Re-
ceived trout Geo. N. Korea, secretary.
$73,313.76, making a total of $109,146.31.
There were paid ontin benefits $71,368.-
27. leaving the total amount 0! the (uni,
January 1, 1m, 337,178.04.
Aprojeot to reduce the membership
lee was disconnect. The present ten.
which varies according to the age oi
the applicant, was considered too high
hybtlpercent.
he Propeller Eagle Damaged.
The propeller Eagle. of the Norwalk
and New York steamboat line. was run
into near pier 1, North river. during the
log yesterday afternoon and had the tar:
board side of her how stove in. The prov
peller was just returning from the New
Jelly Central railroad's docks, when-
ahe had received a consignment of alate
for Norwalk. When oppmite the battery
Captain C. E. Crabbe noticed a tow up
preaching through. the log. He
was running slowly against the
tide, and rounded his whbtle
normal time: to warn the
tugboat in charge of the tow, to keep oil
from him. The tug. which proved to be
the Jamealown, slowed oil, but one or
the W: impelled by the tide. which
waa running in awiltly. crashed into the
Eagle. cutting through the gun nil and
penetrating her bulwarke, making a
halo abwt Ill feet Iquarc. The damage
will amount to 3200.
A. hportant Meeting or try-tern“.
The neatly organised ()ysteruien'r
aocietyfld a meeting last evening. in
their room in Ewart: a Corbett'a block.
WWO! the moiety. John Mi:-
9 l l . ~ 4 .
' and
. That time it aaeqaitable adjustment in
pro"
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“volatile uses:
In. ma 1. more. on woman's
him I! Tax ”at.
hordenflndr—The late reportol the
Waterbury “martial committee on
hm" contempt-it much that rheald
eat ourpeque'et thin city and bomgli’l
”lowly thinking along the lanolin.
thetauchemeot thietmmmoonewho
has taken any paint toenquire, will {or
a moment unwed. 't‘lm are many
complaints of this glaring inequality in
meaning property. For instance. 1 am
told that one of mu wealthy men. being
naked the prince! a building lot. maln-
taino that it in dirt cheap at one thousand
dullan, but still this patriot hands in to
the amen-ore three or {our lotaol thla
size and price as ”farming 1and,"lump-
ing the whole at sixty dollars. Now
how many liars and cxnncieneelma men
of this sort there are in this town 1 do
notknow, but it in patent to every one
that. If such a system of rank. unjuet
favoriteiem is permitted, then certainly
the burden of our taxation mart lall
upon those who are cursed with a simple
place at residence, and not blamed with
”farming land” and a nickel-plated con-
science.
The law governing more requires
that the W830!“ true and just value of
any estate shall be decided by all mne-
ors and lmrdsol rcliel to be the {air
market value the-mu. and not it» value
at a (crew! or auction sale.
This, and the provision that every are
sensor shall not under oath, worm to
stand pretty solid in the way oi any
scheme for putting the real entitli- in at a
diacount o! 60 per cent. The law must
be changed or dolled.
lt is true the dclying is done nearly
everywhere. the valuation ranging 1mm
30pm (out. up to!!! per cent or the real
value; and while it in true. too. then,- is
good logical ground for favoring real
cetnte.but the low dove not mire
this logic, nor grant local option, and {or
our assessors to accept any man'e word,
and especially the word 0! then notori-
ous "farming land" speculum, 13 a
plain violation of law and an injustice
toward the small property holder.
This “a the finding of the Waterbury
committee:
mpiecuotmdntate not
lhtod. valae........ . MM
Porn-ms en: to hitch
mnewho; minus” er»
Market valued! real estate
infliction-1... . . . . , 5273?;1’3
. mused vainly uf run! on-
late in the town . 7.5mm
Amount evading (a nation. 7 ammm
The logic 0! the revelation in thin:
Under the "free and my" assessment
Waterbury returns $6,660,323 value of
real estate and must lay a tax of om :lll
mills to meet exposes. Under the law
she returns mom/m. (junt a trifle of
twenty millions or no tlilleretwe,. and
limb that loan than 10 mills will Inrntah
ample menu {or all her win. it
Waterbury had twenty milliona o! tara-
hle prowrty commit-d how lunch line
untitled in this town? I! Waterbury
has 475 places of hie-linens upland, how
many hnve we? I! Waterbury can
scale her tax levy from ll!) mill-Ho 10
mills. why can we not do the name?
it is an old saying that Nnothinp'ir
sure but death and taxes." [hath comes
impartially to the rich and the pmn and
the nearer perlection '5 reached in the
adjmtment of tam. making each prop
urty owner contribute according: tohin
mean. the more will hannony, good
will. law and order be [mmwtevl between
men. Bach and every one of us may
feel that our taxeearetoo large, butil .
weaho tool that lineman who has.
million, payout much in proportion as
the man who has a tlmmand, the bunlen
ionot hall ae great.
This "tanning land" outrage in «me
that it peculiarly iniquitmn. It rover!
tine upon-ire lawnmthae beautilul
trout lots facing our chiel avenuer, the
uniallparkn which surround the heaven
of our more tortanete (chiefly by tuber»
hence) neighbor», theremrailewnwhick
«and aa“paotnreland"en them
hmlr,ray I” an acre,yet m tor 75
teat trout in thorium-mm.
lie-alt: The poor ara- lo «Ii-mm:
the town town the steadymkeraev
outing citizen; the town hrebbtd a!
money that rind-fly belong to it: the
our-or in companion-wan. reper-
jnre limit: the ”can" let" owner
pateheanphbrall teneealittle,and
walutoratunherrke.
unattended». manil-
hmmmdb
law all! mutton. .
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THE Chlllllll 0W3
A Lunatic Closeted with Judge
Gresham in Chicago.
HAW “mom in mm
any (lo-Id Italian Illa the Ileney It.
held and lie Invited the Juan to (M
n m lllrvw-lt Took My llew convu-
row-v Illn- Mm a not ammo.
(:mcaao, Jun. llt-Jodze Walter Q.
Gmbatn, the wall known point, had an ex-
citing experienm with a lunatic in his charti-
ber: at the government building. The man,
'bmmlfi ‘ in lldhmaha andwho
habout dity y in old. naked to lee the
judge privately. iii» smear-am and mm
her were favorable and the request wn
granted. He had been chanted with the
judge but a few moment» when the latter
uwthothe had to deal wlthadangerouv
crank. Judge lmbnm treatml him wor-
temulyandwith great tact and appeared
tobelicve the tellow's rambling tale. At
in» eendunirm he who themed man
to the United slam manhole other. when
theindgedemandml in n wremptnry way:
“Where in Maribel Bite-beam" Thelma
warm ailment train that which always
dhtingniahes the juriat'e manner oi Mllll'r‘flfl
that the deputies and clerk. loulmfl up in
.toniehrncnt.
“The manhul in not in jun: now. sir," re-
plied a deputy.
“Well." ntmly omtinned Judge. Umham.
”ltereksago-ntleman who my: Ir. filtrate
cock but 35.4"? which Jay “0th hit» mill
him. and that you on: keeping it from him.
Tell the ombnl that Iwiuh to we born when
he Marius.”
Attacked by the ”author.
The devotion new at mun: than. mmethlng
was wrong.
"Arman-cunts Il."llilllll¢ll!l’k, we,
will look into it."
"Very well," mid Judge Ureaham. and
left the room {0110me by hln n-mnpnlvm.
who during the interview dill not “leak, hut
gazed at the official: with blazing «you.
"llealizing that Judge lino-horn war in
daogrr.” ran! Deputy Marshal Hitchcock.
”we went mu for two policemen. as! when
they arrived 1' went to Judge Gnoham's
private «Million, in which the man at
alone. Judge Umbam badgot awaybya
rune and the man not waitinghinretam.
I walked up to hire. and taking him by the
lapel of the mat, mid:
" 'You must get out of hero.‘
"llelookcdm threatening that I called
(or help, and in com Ikpaty lav-Ital
George Q. Allen and (home lite-it: and
Foliecmn Polly and lW'ullm'll. The mo
ment the lunatic. wit-m mum- we who
may burned wanlartiu ltt‘ouaha. mw
themhr'rpatatu-eevrml ”wand
nhingalumvy moo thll be hill in but
right hand, he Itrnck at in.» With ullhm
have. The hlnw we» a glowing; um- um!
only broke the rill! hat I Wore. Then the
worn jumped in and we had a lively tune
{or a few minutes."
Eye witnmwn of the struggle It'll a thrill-
ing tale. When the "alum sprang upon
him, laminates wrung lxu‘kwaml with a
yell that male the. clumsy nhl ruin who
and M'hu. Them h.- »m..-hn.l. away With
hi- cane In a vain nth-mp: tn lrt'ralt thr
akalla or has Manchu.
He kept the Me In" at bay tor fully
three minum lIPIut’P tlwy n‘lhnml in upon
him. A bluw from a polka-monk lmtun mat
knerkml the lllmlgmrn (rum tlw lunatnr'n
m.
Capt-rod Ann - Vlgvnvriw Fight,
A.» thr mom lumped at him. MN 'nlmlla
[ought mm: :l-zrcvly than em with mm
“and (not. Pole-y mush: a atlawer on
the rum that lr-llml him to tlw flour. ”You;
all and the nthm elm got wvmv tape. but
they “lurk nohlownn return, Finally it
cmtoaclinrh, and utill the late tonight
on, yelling like a demon. Deputy Illtcllr
amkgothm hand too near m- mulmm'r
month, for Mei tunable“. teeth closed down
upon the little lower, inflicting "um but
painful wwnd.
”Judge “rmharni" "Jmlgr l'rm-hatnl'
nhrieked the running; ”They're killmgm:
IIIlpl F”
The manhunt mnMym am will;
up WINYD,WI linked with wondering
eye-on the ntrangn battle. Ont into tlw
knitwear the 1m animator {our
name elm-t rah-ml. hm lemme:-
areaind an wtrung an over.
As he wu plunging tron aide to elite hie
toot caught on an «formation amthelell.
Then the Wm pinimwd him. but not
without aaotlw Vicara- light.
hit and What and kiclml. but finally he
waacarriul to the patrol wean, mooring
ltreetetatimltcC-maha raid to warmer
Cincinnati. Int-ninth: dayhewanlakea
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by W M
"admiral more lrmn Senator filtration» to:
in you: in the . Th: lumping;
vi row more Wamthxnc privilege
denied the clam. ranking the lmuwtolar
replicate the matter it ltuw it. Iteration
was taken _
WMdamm w-M'thlr
attovmon when it was found that City
Editor Kelly and Reporter ll. 1). Medea.
or The Pm.“ha¢l been taken him the
mad jury, now in mum, to give evident
in Home. Thelhvpoblmetalrntbr
grand jury introduction is parked by Mo
amt». the county mutter tiring about
cent. in order to throwaetimna on the
election or Senator fluorine to aim. we
attack being made in theleglalaturomw
again-t Worm“.
Pew-oylvnwla'a You“ lmw‘
HAWIWW. Jan. ill.~»’l'he amtnfirfirm
cram! bythe llakerballot Mom law he:
decided onapattem for an Idem lrnvtlt
andauuard rail. The ilmt booth or
“starter"ie tow-t determine; mo and
the am ”no cash. Marooned
wood and to he lot-Hold Them"!
mil shall hunt the ham mm to ammo
mutate. election rmtm and not to root
mm than um, Aballot but at to it
returnineucled. but it to opt‘vmal with
county amt-am to adopt it. There
oflclala are required to ldopt Illa bomb and
guard rail marketed by the W morale,
airmen which will all M encoding
at 17,000, which the auto will be required is
pay.
new We 'lrlat.
loneurrowa. N. J. Jan. mm” trial
or luv. Arthur 0. 1581:. (lo- lurzrwrpwetm
oi the Flint Pro-lamina church a! liter
hag, wan anti-tied in tho l'lm l’msby
um" chm-eh. The new» was not m. It
With ruporml that M'Vr‘ntl young women
who had been unmanned an witrmn.
phwhert an an arm for mules: away
that they were ill, the: truth being that they
worr- afraid tutti! tn the chord: and p“
through the ordeal or giving thrir tmtt
my. One of them young money; war
Infill. llalltday, who want mid to be an
important wrtaenu tor the pumice. A
woman went to It» Hallway. rail
Mend took her mommy, Them-r
alth- l'ld be .15..”
3a: Manson, Jan. m.~-Arien. the
pram twoymmld the: world i— ever
been, hm‘hruuuht the. higher“ price we
pad for ['0‘le hum» :lexh. Andi brought
that”, but witty .l. Slahmim Puritan. at
Burton, “crowd to pay now Leland Stan
teed "mm: (or the mighty our; of Elm:
tionew. Two mumthn ago Anon made a
mltffllll 2:1er at litmkton. Pal. Mum .:
a lay cult. tattoo ham”. no.2». and w...
luulml Mann 1‘4. 1%.) it»; mt?" Wale the
illuatnona mutton/em and his (tom Ram-rte,
crater to Wommut. 2:165,
.\ “In“ lanolin-tin Mom.
It!!! Your. alien. lit-wt arm in on tout
(or £0" renrwmtiun of the “Mutant and
Wm: Mn: Tdfl'lllll-ll and Waruhvmr mm
pony. Thin mmwny crmtruh nth" rmah
wwha macaw: ot 9,1“), A: pen-rm it u
tllVldMl l'ltu three «twinkle», the flatworm}
and ilnnvulr. antral "mum and he!
Tonnmm impala and ”mm uprmml
remotely. met-h wi‘tltftamvn ‘tTT‘ll/ll‘nl. and
separate nannyuwnt. ll. L»: nnw 54‘“;an
to ful'l‘ll a new company with Mohailn‘r rm
pmwring it n. .i. t itrl ital-W231 pr».;;>nr§ul’)
Olflliutlly.
Mowhn'w Acetam- straight.
Wm Cornea. Pa, Jan. to. v'l'he as.
mm or the mummy; lawyer, It Jam no»
ahan. who wan tit: emit” We or the
Ymnylviutlte lemme rrmpany. hare Irv-no
thorougaly cautioned. and at a who; or
the dim-run or the rmnpwny they vim on
Writ to be perm-fly naught in our)
ionic. The mun-gm neatly arm:
win- from Amaretto that no war well.
but we no patient» or min-v tor ha
Mwm.
m" Item I- in. Iota» ‘
New You. Jan. 11th Knoll,
W attorney, lino began his proton-rd
min We: the m dive happen
a the my. 0- his monorail-1n the
grand jury {mod indie-taunt: apical: a
lean
r. ding—”m mm
man an» lava-lower
W4“ m, m to their:
W” ' mm
rut-rend ‘ «mourn-m
no ”monument-rm
mm«’he:mi'w
the “th4 Bill. how»
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tatlve J. .l’wxbertyml Payette ninety. .
was Irljfmrlmtl until My merrier. out. their
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The Outlook for Peace with
. Chill Getting Darker.
m cm Mime MAW.
4 y _ wyflr'Afi'r "firm r
at um nun. Minted . a, an Dover!»
”Ho 1k My (or the Emergency.
am arm remn- on». on out.»
In Volpmlu by tfhlllnu My».
Wummvmx, don, lam-At the navy do
pennant it in rotated that no order» have
hereunttotlur Brute» to return to Val
mutant»: Yorktown to leave that
port. It laundemoml that the manor the
ubiaetmtlngwutahin up with a div
em or the Chllian htlmtion and that
mung-doom wu amounted with the
dilatoryeeemd the (mom. monument
bombings momma: the matter.
The wtlook fur a “Mammy lettlomcnl
or the aeration of indemnity and enemies;
{or the malt» upon American meme one:
aotlookeobright no it did lat week. The
(«Minot Mann; any exert to ix
ready {or any Mgewey.
’I’Iu Pro-Mont Kay» It In W
WWW». Jan. L'l. wl'rmrlent Harri
«in, it inlainrtaorl. i» deeply Inmadby the
WW (rota Han Premium of the our
many Magma by Judge Advocate (iv-n
oral may min“ um attack upon the
United Sum (your Home“ mum at
Valparaino. llr expo-n; that auxin an the
lfl'fltlfllflm l“ moulwtml it We! III Ilia let
timmymdnspmt «in in: mm. to him by
m. If Ilia report ll of the? character
which "to mtlmrmy tlm» far taken intli
m it will be. he will M‘ml it to ”marrow
at lane, together with the currmpomb'nm
between the» many and flhili.
At the “Wt martin; ll»: motion: 03
primed the who»... LEM: tins «imam: w.»
some nerllm than ll has two at any [rm
mm ”mm AV“? linking tru- mmmydul‘
m (We! very tarrlully hr ”min with»; ‘m
it that mom... uh» lanai. mgr-4 an the: part
a! (flair tor the «mime». fir n-gnnln (hr in
called "nevrlhcinl" ppm» that ”till would
apnhygizeutlm [dawn mum tut Inf tho
panama woody at alloying wwutr (“elm-4
Woolly. WWW burn rm ”lbllIfl'ozvtlll'l at
an megabit llfipmltl’uu «.;-. tin; port at can;
The ukulel- Fm.
The Mummy mam: by only»: Mum-y
(later m m Framiam in tho «new of Fire
mu m of the Ammo merchant
ate-er liawuehaw. which we» given it:
. beaming: Mint 0! the
WWW Chm. non» numb- dc
Maroon the rave on a worthy one, yet
aunt m to alumni iii» are inclined to ll"
apt it at ballroom “I the (with; wrvalenl
to (bill uproot Anym- or». That than- 'n
abrutal tenderly)! wh. own-r pimple at the
mdtntry are to inhabit; nr imagally honoflr-xl
ravioli livery "idem. xiv-y my, from tltr
mtirannyd the other! not mm 0! [Eu
“1!"wa
it in not («realm first! the wllmnmimum
wiilnulteauwnt Elm enable mac. (or
there in a grow: doubt an to n... . inventor».
and mum mtlwritw» No “animal to (‘M
lion the merit 0‘ the new.
Van- ”N'- Iln not-extra.
A (Man ha» he! in rnnvml at the
elatedrtatrtmertt truzl. l‘ndvd hmtw Ilia.
in“! manila“ that all for relaxant». hint
tor-umber. whntawv lulu main the [4'0
rectum at the Atom. .u lupin» at San»
awn have been Imminnmi to lllr' I’mtml
[alarm dewar ’r‘orntnan. lytfl“ at on
char in the hart-w 01'. $2.19.“... 0 Tim.-
Mawm hum-xiii at my 2.." y .tvpun.
meet. will on tr. :1 nrmt mm tho Y-rlc
wwn In norm in; m; im-l tn lw' li'lvll'll lit
thriller. l’eru, "1' i.’ (Ital. m lmpnuf‘irohhu lbw
llama. whorl: in rmw it! “.4th Will return
qualpw-iao amt the l’nrlrrnwn will hunt
I”! "“3?er M l'atllwr III the WW til eon
m or aflam n In em thought tun-1y that
Impurmwm t»- Mt unprotected or
mm». and it the refit/:1» «roam the
Wm"! to a tuning ram: warm. ll
will in: from I» ltmr- the ll-ntan mum
to Velma» In truth t git-lute! hora
while it» aniwrwn innit hm yrlltlf’ul win»
We on neutral term. If
”on or our hallm- Illa-«hut.
The mom rat/m slnporrn wan rr
mired at the navy Win. :it mvml day.
when ['1me liven» and has)“:
luau made public:
Vacuum» he. 9. lam.
To the “61“} hi thaw Salty.
Iflnby art-rumor my (04. while lyhunfl
WM" plane whim»: fur no. way atom!
by tara- area in airman! owl «term. In
., ,. ..; .. a‘r
.lml'faisuulxmicy »
ually reduced to 32.50 per yard.
m:.w:aw-oma.an.
WWMQEJHV-llmllo . ,
Mbmfifi”
January rolls around, and as has been our custom we shallgive
one of our annual linen sales. except for the fact that in thiaealc
We Shall put all our former endeavors Way in‘ the shade as regards
epecial reductions during this sale.
new year, we would impress upon epr patrons and friends, that
it in our sole endeavor to always give you as good and many times
better yalue for your money than you can get elsewhere. To be
brief, for brevity is the soul of wit, bxtend your patronage to us,
and we guarantee you the best of treatment. Finally, these prices
,last for but one week, so lay in a full supply for your future use.
No time like the present. Note'thc prices.
Good quality all linen table damask 54 in wide, marked down
to 196 per yard. Fine .56 in bleached table damask, value 390,
during the week We per yard. Extra 64 in German table damask
fine design. regular 50c goods. 39c per yard. .15 bleached as in soft
finish, as a special leader, reduced from 50c toilflc per yard.
Bert quality of 27 inch bleached damask, very nobby designs,
actual value ‘of this quality of damask is $1 per yard. We shall
give you a chance of a life time, only We per yard. .
Ono special bargain in turkey red damask, the lie quality act-
The biggest thing for a little money ever seen.
3. Y. large size Huck towels, 19¢ each.
2 line all linen damask towels, full size. for 19c.
During this week-just think of it-—l doz. napkins for 390.
”no speciallot of it 5—5 German Damask napkin, bought to close
out the lot. Uurprice will be 31.12:. perdoz. Worth at 19:15:31.3.
llllt' lot fancy turkish towels for Hillel-l, etc" choice 98 mic-h.
Special in Stamped Linen.
Unc lot of Bureau Scal'ls,'l‘idys and Splash—
ci's at 42in, Worth 50, Hill.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
1 lot 3c. each, worth 5c.
1 lot. lie. 'ztch, worth 12.1.0.
.1, lot 15c. each. worth 19c.
1 lot We. each. worth 250.
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.
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we... ”"fl’mtllhlw‘" “with.
v
pfiw nonmam an: {an
TA It GOLDEN. 4b and I! Wuhlmlll’vn
“fatal. ‘3!“ We and Wm
announce commune".
, “WMWhWWmh:
Wall'flb‘fifmm“ Main “.24.
“nth-re
"8:91:33 1. a" ma. (:0. The. it Wuhln on
"418.00. x neonatal
ammo slim-calm
. .Freernanathaoeriate P'
F
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a,
in this, our first ad. forfthe
The standard
( lutsido of our Linc-n sale we shall make
a Special Price on one lot fancy trimmed
Ladies" Jereios all «like. worth more than
this pro-u :ll wholesale.
South Norwalk Boston Store.
5:; “'ASllle ”'05 STREET.
must be sold.
next two weeks.
\
nth—a «00‘
Alhamelul Sacrifice!
A. great slaughter of Gents’,
Ladies’ and Children’s Wool Hos-
iery and Underwear
M. s. SMITH’S.
Owing to the backwm'illwss oi the season
we find ourselves loaded with a great (linin-
lily 01' it no] l-losiory and Underwear which
And as we are anxious to unload this
stock you may depend that the price will
be below cost, and in many instances less
than manufacturer’s price.
Our whole time anti attention will be
centered on the above stock, which will
be displayed on our center counter for the
Agent for the Demorest Sewing Machine,
$49.50 ;. guaranteed {for fiye years. ;
8
Wotm um
teen»
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, ‘WMW "mm lav ll. grain
: “Whig. lmk 3‘"
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1400
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luluotrltnmlagvl'nbronzbmrm' .. l
' MACHINE SHOP“. ‘
cumin
repair» ior inane onto one
8001113“). WM. A. Knight at. N. New mar
chicory made promptly. repairing a specialty
- WWAWUIIEB, CHILDREN’S 311.0”.
I! VEY.C.H. Tuls'orth Main l B. .
in... . N “-
Mandingo.
71 mm. .
A SON A.158Maln N. hie My
etabledllab, oystem :2 nine. «.2511qu etc“
BENNETT it: NESTED meats fish. tern
l0ll£litffl.l:lllltll. (mite. id 310. Main at. N.
’* 1 LI. AT HIDD'SCanh Market. Flue Karon
luv.‘ :. WILLIAM Ellenullot Farm 931m,
L. . . . inn meats, vegetables. ennu goon).
11A 3' £214. FEED. ill Nolflatn msflmrimemea‘ts
o, a kindle. Home romloml lard a specialty
1.1M lll' RXER. W111. we \Vaelll n ton street
bridge. :4. N. Denier in all kinds [leash meat: .
UlCKWODD. L. Waeohlngton St. brld S.N
line meatsdiah, oysters. clams. vegete lea.
RAYMOND. GERn‘HOM. 13 No. Main st. S.N.
cash price».
SMITHS WASIIINGTOX MARKET. new» .
ingwn hush. meats. poultry for family trade.
Willllslvllt. J. P. 12 Main st. N. choice manta.
poultry, fish, rem-tablets. etc.
LUMBER DEALERS J; PLANING HILLS.
RANDALL’H MILL. BIS. lumber and timber
rough or worked to order, mouldinggtrimxtc
M8035 aNI) BUILDERS.
SEXMOI.’ 1t. ill-15 llY. 128 \l'eet ave. S. x. Al
mils oi alone mama contract-l taken.
SMlTil. WILLIAM H. 3} West st. 8. N. Job
hing promptly attended to.
‘ MARBLE AND GRANITE.
BATi-Ln'. P. W. Water at. N. manufacturer 0
line granite and murble work. and dealer
stone work of all kind».
MEN'S OUTI'I'I'TIERS.
('OhlfiTOCK lllttlS. Masonic lmild' X. 14 So
Mam at. 5.). limilcmcn’s furnishing goods
.. [HS 6.- L‘O. Ni Washington it. S. N. line
ham, gentlemeu's furnishings of all kinds.
MERCHANT TAILOBS. ,
(iUiOWSKl, E. 31 “fall st, N. A perfect it
guaranteed; the latent Myles always on hand
Kml'lll'lt, F. l'.‘ .\'o. Main 51. 15. .V. Fine tall-
ormg a nilcdall)’. ill-pairing. etc.
MILLINEBY.
CULLINS. R. )1. 12 Main at. S. N. Lattice on
material used if desired.
FITCH. AUXE" MIN». otWall ‘S. one to
"0121 Nut-An hluud Dyeing fitablblghmgm.
DII'RIC TEACHERS.
l‘EllRlH N. K. 3) “Volt nvemm, N. Teacher of
l’imu, Organ and Harmony.
($115503. ALEX a. :3: Mrrnin at. )1. Plano,
organ and lmrtnuuy.
IM‘STEI: I’LASTERS AND DEALERS.
HUYT. W. H. .3..- 503'. 1:4 Water H. S. X. (Ivmt
of lluyllimnlfi l'l- werlmnnirtcn and whole-
sale dcaivl’w’ in vc uynml’s.
manna. lint}. AN. m \Vaicr st.S.N. Plun-
turn and ~hipwr.» oi .‘Jorn alk oysters.
VAX NAME. .1. Let L20. P. 0. borrows. N.
I’A'I'I‘Hllh's A51) MODELS.
NI IRW ALK PATTERN \‘VURKS.Ch;L§.B.Ais.
liwrpc. prop" llircrzide :u‘e S.S.llou.~.c heat-
mL: a specialty, by stumx, but writer or hot
air. linden-nu»: Nurwnik lax'h Company.
mean“; 111‘. hhxhiiilnan. :ateamn i1. 1 r.
l’
um. lelt'dmt: John ‘l’ryon. \hot air): William
H. Smith. (sh-unit; Grace Church. that air);
and many others. -
PAINTERQ. '
BRALVARD. 1F. 0. 1’ Water st.N. Si painter
l’umt, gnbl and silver signs 2-. 52.5313.
OS'l‘ElthNK Gilt). ll. 7 Water st. N. House
and sign painter, paper hanger, decorator.
I'Hil’l'llGItAI'fl nus.
tiUllTll. U. S. 78 Washington at. S. N. One
quality only. and that lln: bur-l.
PHYSICIANS.
Burke. \l'. ('.. xf'lce t5 and 4? “Fluid 1.
s. 3'. "our; 9‘!» m, l m a, 7 m s. m“ E
PIANO 'I'l-‘NEB I: REPAIREB.
ll PIXlllZ 1-3, P. I", nor Wall and Knight ANN. Ala
dealer in pianos. organs. ghee! music. etc.
I'LA'I‘lNG-v til ”.9. ill LVKR AND NICKEL
SOUTH .\’l‘lllWAl.K PLATING ('0. “William
N... All Kllctlnulclu'lrnplnltugtlone. balling,
uni rehabbing: of all klnllS of met gentle.
BI'LAI. ESTATE: AGENTS.
,.‘.\':1‘u.\'..l.u'uil )1. Waablngtouslmolt PM
5.5. l’mprrty for sale. housele rcntgiteeulv
wuouwnlm. E. A. Xo. Main st£.N. hum
rent and building lots {or sale. to
RESTAURANTS.
{\‘Xltlll’u F. I". 1! Railroad Place, H. .V. Mule
at all hmm. Smelly tired chow in every re.
Plfl‘i‘lo A few um lnmlorn taken.
I..\ ‘5 H'S llEl’l l'l‘ RESTAURANT. 5. N. -
ll)‘ the heat. pm n- the indent. Open all nlzht
SCIIOOIS.
unmw .51 [SS le‘TITU’l’EN. Youngladlea
l1: mulling and (In; ethuol. Hill term Sept. ll.
\ll'lS. .lll’..\ 1 V.“ St 'llOlll, for girls‘ and you.
Lolita, llllhslile. N. Full trrm opens (let- I.
ulIllB'l'llANI) AN]! TYPE-WRITING.
{Al'lli'ilt'nl BLOCK. 9. N. 0. F. Plumb. l’rin
Day and evening uranium. Send for circular
“MAM ENGINES I‘ll PUMPS.
N! "(WA LK llltlh' \V'DPKH COMPANY. The
\Vatrr at. S. h'. near Railroad bridge.
261'}: .\ Mrsll l l‘ TICKET AGBK'I'I.
l..\\"l'l lNJACUB .\1. Washington at, next P1)
5.3;. hm. lleertxfirullsuilolio) orders [we ml
STONE mamas.
l~‘.'v.i;1t1rl. .Hlllh‘ ll. It Wmhlngtou at 3.x aim
bri: k. lime. ( onwnt, hair. platter. '
w Hrrnx. JOHN H. u’.’ Tnfi-‘lor avenue. 3. h
A 1m layer of concrete we a.
adult“, RANGKS All) IIHA'I'IRII.
KE'H'HI’M. LANDON no Havlland at. H. 15'
H» atom and waterlieateru. l’. 0. box 63
POWELL. J. W. n Wanhlnxlon st. 8. N.
TBIJCKIMB.
MI lll'l'UNJllllN ll.w'l‘ay'l:)rnv¢niio.fl..\'. blah
and heavy trot-him: promptly alleiuled to.
UN DZBTAKlIS.
mxmxus. J. l). . litme ll. Kdepot. lira:
dent-e 3 film at. NWTelephmm
return. era. a: Ne. and u. a. it. Open
liabilitili‘ii'bro n a in Main ll
. a a e . ”M I
lame.) Berkeley rt. Tolenlmnel'l-I.“
1 Pill 0F NICKEL-PLATED ems
SKATES (“mm lever) illill
Flll Pill 08.
All-albumin, VlOllll'. priming primer". toilet
mule-st llllttnll when H a» mlrmn. tun
climate. r gum. rlllr-v. mm it's. much". magic
lunlerm. l‘llllll'lM and lllllll'llllllll‘ or other
(Mom «iron with rlnb nrvlvrn {or vmrm'lebrat-
erl lean. and haltlutt taiwilev. Pmm Monm-
ttouunanmtertl. «we: clamp lul’ wartim-
19.
lhelelknapleato
Bridgeport. Conn.
The handsome“ ten more In the «tale imam
Motion:
.8. D. BAY LES. '
In In". Main “not. South limo“
. "a"
Practical and Scientific!) clan
Byron pmpnrly tented ”limited wll alum.
M l m l . . , .
innmrllmmm mm! ”"3 "mm
M Ill. (lllllglils 7E. STHOIG
.r
"; . l , 1 , 'f ' i
Cll WK Bnlm'fifififi'fl. in“ Walt:
"Rm.“ VAII’OR.
lo. 1 Wellington St. tar. Mag.
WW I N.’ , .- . 'fi
3.93.25 ;. ..
an." em Minnow ..._
K .4! mm
nonwnnxlaou woluxa com W I ‘
Bea .ll brltl W. ~1 Imp,
um" “ 1..”“b'3ma’3i‘mfifll
swam
boots, ohm. rubbers. anther and
daily. Washington at. till. opp. Library. .
prime meats. poultry. etc. Choice cuts at ‘
1-".
.— '0'74”
Norwalk Chronicler