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The men! fire oompaniecpf the town
were royally entertained at the Young
gun's (lirristianAnwiationroomslaar
evening TheNomalk department, con—
rioting of the Fir! Police, Hope lime
company. Pioneer Hook and Ladder
company and Phoenix Engine company,
not the members cf the South Norw nlk
andEaat Norwalk companies near the
inter-action of West “cane and Berkeley
street and queried them to the ball. the
South Norwalk department headed by
Heine’s band and the East side firemen
by the East Norwalk drum corps. After
the lireumn wemseawd the handma-
dared several excellent selections. lion.
Nicholas Btaub, comptroller of the state;
Pmdents. H. Holmes, of the anemia.-
tiouasecond Asimm Engineer Wehlc.of
the South Norwalk department, acting
as chief in the absence of Chief McGovI —
an, and Chief J. T. Prowitt, of tho Nor—
walk department, occupied seats on the
platform.
The address of welcome was delivered
by President Holmes. He then intro—
duced Mr. Staub, known as the "firm
man’s frie ' ," who made the speech of
the evening. He spoke along th . lim- of
the State Firemens assimilation, and the
Ieveral anecdotes he told showed the
vast good the amiation lit doing. Chief
Prowitt then made a short address, after
which the floor was cleared for the gym-
nasium exhibition by the assmiatmn
team. The exercises were on the par-
allel and vaulting bars and show-d III. It
theaseociation can boast of s'ewral ..ll—
around athletes. The class, led by W
N. Huff, was composed of George Cram,
W. Hunter,Thoruas Richardwn, “illiniu
Cornflock, Nathan Hunter \\ illium
Richardson, John Hunter and Robert
Nullins. Next on the programme mm a
tug of war between the Mayflower Hook
and Ladder company and the association
tug of war team, composed of Jams
Hall, as anchor, and D. W. Raymond,
W. N. Half and George R. Merritt The
just was won by first Norwalk. who
gained nineteen inches in two human.
During the latter part of the struggle
neither side gave. Heine's hand then
rendered more excellent mum: and re
freshmenta were served by the Ladies'
Auxiliary. Three hearty cheers were
given for the Y. ill. C. A. and the gath-
aing' then broke up. each tin-man It»
taining pleasant memories of the occa—
aion.
[1’ AT ilARTl’oRl).
Bmvlutlona Puma l’uyiag the Employ"
~The Sc) moor Ilill.
The Senate met yesterday and after
passing resolutions paying the employee,
clerk, messengers and door keepers of
the Senate, adjourned until “:30 today.
when the Seymour hill will be discussed.
The clerk was voted $300, messengers
and door kettpfls $.11! I-LII'lI, chaplain
mo. The sum of $598 was voted to
General Graham for cost of the. contour
against General Watson, T he attorneys
employed by the columnar uplxiitiiul
early in the amnion to investigate the
county commissioners were given $200
each. This committtc asked to be dis,
charged without further report in View
of the situation in the lcg'mlaturc.
BABIES
The Holchlrin Family Bell Ringers: and
(Iowanwmpany gave on entertainment
in the Town Hall, Tuesday evening, for
the hermit of the Methodist church.
There was a good attendance.
The Town Hall was crowded last even-
ing, the attraction being the entertain-
ment givcnby the Star base ball club.
An interesting programme was given
during the cream: and the club were
wellutiafled’with the success of their
concert.
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In Honor] Omaha.
. Tomorrow may be recalled an the
anniverury of Lincoln's birth. in com-
mutation of that fact the following
aelactiot-will be given at din-nu...
street-cw Mbeginningatzzzopm.
Thcprogunuaawill beinchargeof Mm
Gregory, of Gladai, and the music will
'11. under the m of Miss Orlich.
You are limited.
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alum Bye-eh at .Gottyaiuu”. ....
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Whole-alt- I
8321' ('0'. its. llam-
sou-m moonwalk ”by; ”I.”
TERRY WI. Rico-8.1“ nour'nbeofaad
moon-.11
Willi Hind mutton.
will)!!!“ “I": 81101 MURAL!”
BROWN. Bo. Mala at. B N. custom workzbrlu
your font and have it titted. Rewiring on.
TOM? PAT Tim DEBIT"
Congregational Children Hal About $60
at Thai! Fair and Entertainment.
The entertainment at tho rcaideuco of
Mn 1. 3. Keep,“ Fairlield arcane. reiter-
‘day, nuamarked success and for ex-
ceeded the meat maniac arm
of the projectors, Misses Era L. Ferris
and Ethel Keep. There was a large
attendance. both afternoon and evening,
and time [accept had the, pleasure of
listening to a carefully prepared, and ex-
cellently rendered programme given ‘by
the young folks,' as follows:
Piano solo. Ethel Keep
Recitation . .Frank Layton
l’inno duet .. .. Erin Ferris and Ethel Keep
Soprano solo ... n-Stepm n Jarvis
Rt‘t itutlon. l'lorcnce Kendall
Piano min“ ("harks Trowbridxc
Trio..‘...llelen llwartz. Kira Ferris, Ethel Keep
Recitation.. .. .,. . .. .. .Jlddie Truwhrldgv
Piano solo ....... Eva Ferric
Whistling quartette~ "Sweet llmtber Il’lls"
Eva Ferris. Ethel Kecp.7¥tephen Janis
and Dwight lit-op.
The last number was pqiticularly ink-
in", the artists being obliged to givean
encore. Miss Florence Benedict accom-
panied vi ith her usual skill. Booths had
been fitted Irp in the spacious sitting
room. “here fancy articles of awry do
scription “ere dispmed of by the ladies.
In tho diuiny- room l ream and cake were
served to all who desired them. The
little boatessw cutcrIIIincd their guests
in a dehghtfol manner, Special mention
should be made of the hospitality of Mrs.
Ker-p and ltl‘l' kindnma in throwing open
heriiumlsome home. The “PI proceeds
of the crib-rIIiIIuIe-nt. about I360. will "0
to I an] liq ll'lilliliL: the debt oil that on-
grey; Itinnnl church.
lll' lll' A‘i) Tilhllli.
the Important News of "to Stain
(,‘Ill'ulllt‘lO’d la n Condensed Form.
The location of the Odd Fell-st' home
will not bedccid‘cd hold a fund of $50,-
000 is raised.
Samuel Morton, of Ricky Hill Ilia-ap-
[n.Ired from his home on February 1
and has not been heard from. It In fear.
ml that he was insane when in.- went
IIWIIy.
it was eluted in Hartford yesterday
that err-(fol. William H. Tubbs. of New
London, had bet-n appointed Assistant
Adjutant General to succeed the late Col.
Gmrge M. White.
Louie Eco, aged :13, of l’lainlielol,at~
leIIIlItI'Il tukiii his “ii't- M iii” Aldrich
nation will In Mmuup yesterday. lie-
was caught while drawing a revolver to
shoot her.
It is thought that Samuel Suthrriund,
“ho was implicated in the kidnapping
of Ward Waterbury. will turn state's
whim. True bill-I were found againfit
Charles E. Waterbury and John Mct‘ann.
and they are still in jail.
S. J. Alli-Ion of Mitldietown, aged 53
3mm, of the finu IIf Allison firm, soap
nmnulavtnrem,died yesterday morning
of congvetion of the lungs.
A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs.
lirnl’ge l". King. in Hartford. February
3, was the tin-It girl born'in that branch
of tin» King family in over 9|) years.
The Bridgeport Board of Trade have
voted to provide a new set of cell-regis-
tering instruments, at a cost of 90,000.
for the weather homo station in that
city, In order that better information
may be given to the ueighlnring towns.
John Mulloy and Lewis ll". Curtis, of
Bring-port, are omit-arming to buy a
tract of land near Park avenue from
Stephen Vanstone. It is said that the
land willbc the site for the new Con-
eIolidntcd road depot. An ollcr of N00.
000 has been made to Mr. V anstonc, but
Ithc sale has not yet been perfected.
Thclargeixxrn of ll. w. Bancroft in
South Windsor, with to head of cattle
and a stock ol tohwco. wI-ro deatmycd
by Iiroon Tuesday after-awn. The loan
is $10,000: covered by insurance.
Firi- tll’rllrl)"l‘ll the nrsidencv‘ of Arthur
llici» on Holden lliil. Danbury, on Toto-
dny night. lie is a O. A. It. man and
was attending tholxanquct given lathe
vetIrnnII when the the occurred. The
loss of pmpcrty will reach 81,200, moor.
anct- 1800. Yesterday morning at them
encampment ol veterans, when Ifr.
Rice's loan was learned. a collection was
immediately taken up amounting to
0502, which was mated to him amidst
the wifdeatclxun.
Charles Furr, while at a meeting of
the Young Men’s Dramatic club in
Thompoonvillc on Tire-day night inn
accidentally shot by Daniel Ready, who
fired a gun that he did not think was
loaded. Farr-M and neck were lined
with shot. but he will probably recover.
The report has reached East Hampton
that am Iii-ooh. III-I Wilson,“ ,
acted in the Wallingford shoebox myo-
tery.and wan afterwarh Mint the
murder of James Fuller, alright watch»
man of East Hampton. Be in related
juywaniiamhlulfor talkiiigahnut
cane.
mull-cu.
momma-mm, 0. A
it. lactation at ”molest-d than
clear-My:
g“
Secretaria- walnut... rm, and noon
Arc flat to Roi-u Nor Ila haired. but
Blaine" Called no- And lib 0W
That Ilerlll n Stephan-“Out.
Wuumtrroh', lien. ii.~—'l‘lm dispatch that
Bemtnry Blaine. I ould “aim a reasonable
interval” follow I ' withdrawal an a can“;
date for president by iotirlng than the cab-
inet was telemphod hack to Waahington
in various distorted shapes. which called
forthnderiini {ruin the secretary himsell.
Thantatetneut ups not made lathe» die-
pntcbes that Mr. Blainti would at once, or
even within a aim-t time, return to the
president his commission as secretary of
state. The statcxbnnt was made, however,
that at some futi limo, after a ‘roaeoir
ebb interval, "30} long separated from hi;
letterol withdrq al asnotto minto the
twoacta In the pl bile mind 59 having any
connection with each other, 8»ch -tary Blaine
had determined to withdraw from the cob
incl.
'l'lxe annoanamfm unit Scum-y Blaine
haddetennlned a some future date to re-
sign his portiolicII was authorized by the
repetition of a ‘converntion which Mr.
Blaine held very recently with one at his
most intimate and trusted l'ricnds. During
this conversation Mr. Blaine told his friend
that he had Wfiibbn the tell. of his lull»)? of
withdrawal from the prraidenthl field and
added that he intended ultimately to follow
thie letter with big resignation as a member
of the cabinet. This statement was rc-
poated to your correspmdent and its public
ration was not a lHolllitm of confidence.
The early pnbliIFty of Secretary Blaine»
determination mlr have in a mcaaure (h.-
featI-d his own pd rpm, which was to sepnv
rate distinctly and totally in the uhlic
mind his withdrah’al an a pmsidentia cun-
didutu lrorn any nonnection with his retire—
ment from urn-mi life.
It is significnm that Mr. Blaine is co
pecinlly emphatic in saying that he will not
go either to tho Bermudas or to Cuba, but
that in: willow-I119 the trial-of a 9m voyage
when he makes me southern trip by going
tosomepbce whchtau bcnmhcdbymii
l‘alae (‘ialilnrt Ill-Ion.
The announce nieut respecting becretary
Blaine» plans wall followed by abut e! um
lounded rumors concerning other abiuet
changes. These! be dismissed as nttey-
1y nun-urinal.
These rumors were to the ellect that
Postmaster Ucnlrnl \l annmaker and the
president had ha afaliing out hall-300!
the nonpuliriml inmdmt of the postol‘lre
IlepIIIinnnt; that MI \\ annmahvr “auto
be git. ll II foreign unmion; that Mr. Warm~
Inuit. r “Hull! n-IIIrII to inn-inn»- life in Phila—
deiplIIII; that Sir. l‘btrkwn “n9 to he made
”Ionian-r gl'llr‘li‘fll: that Se-L'h’tnry Tracy
had iIII'urrwl unwarranted oxponditum in
tho.- qu'nl pn~mrurioma fur the expected
war with Chili, mini that thereby be had in-
volved the administration in a controversy
with the naval I'u nIuItteu of tho senate and
hour-e. and that l ‘crctary Noble mm to In»
sign inunlvr to Iran-pt ll judicial ordipio
matir appointmnlrit.
Mom (I! thw-v‘nriwxntI-d rumors contra-
dict; d tin minim}. being manifestly alumni
on their fate. ‘
Mr. W namakbr demos, all the minors
renting himbl! with “will. 0WD“
The Itr-aIIIuI-tloa Will rune.
ThI- basis for the report (humming Hov-
rvtnry 'l'rary is I‘ldlt'lllolizl but interesting.
When. the nIherIlny. the expense account
for taking the teatimony of the Baltimore
crew in l‘aliful‘l in reached the second
auditor of the treasury. it wan dismvcred
that the man who had charge 01' tho work
had made two spur-iii.- and separate bills for
the stenogmphic Iliad clerical work, Whereas
it should have been for ntenogruphic work
alum, and upon the nirvana: of the attorney
general the «mm or double charges were
thrown out an unauthorized.
Upon this action a report gained currency
that the entire Mpenm Incurred bytho
navy dcptu‘tmenl in connection with tho
Chilian allair Mlll Inn “tux-nail down.“
Thereport of I rotary Noble's coming
mignat‘nm is th' rovivaluf an old story.
Them is no doubli that at one that: firm-
tary Noble did intend to leave the cabinet.
There is no doubt that Secretary Noble
would take thin: stop at any time whena
pathway, III out: agreeable and honorable
for his retirement , with! be opened to him.
It may be null that members of the
cabinet fully uni-ct and still expect Secre-
tary Elaine's real tion to become an of-
ficially deal-mill twithin a low mouth».
The step, when it ocean, will be all much
regretted in Wad ington on among Bomb
Mohawk-IL
Mill IIII nun-clans. ""L‘I ’ '
Harmon, 3.1 ., Fab. up!!!» Chennai
county Democrlitlc mmtion wu held
militia Tm Kilian Worth pro
Dru; Babcock, of Norwich,
chairman of the mattr- coauty commit
tee; George A. Ila-am, of Bmyrna, and
Mr ll. Parker of Coventry. war-glacial
delegate. to plate carnation. In.
delegates were mtrncted to support the
lion. Elliott n 11 lorth fov awn tom
national convonti m
The nemtl- coamlioua of the town-
offllltoaaudl 'Ihavechuaaaoild
Bill doieptionn to the Fir-t annuity
district conventl
that place,is III-II. uncoln wu'InIa- "“
alter havinghadono trial, in which the My
IIII Jim/ta «CW
W
laaua F’kaoir‘ und’ nlflw,nm :
The blast Gigantic Coal Road
TIIE IIIsI Inc:
«mum to hint. Son-Ina.
A Munich, 11 .~m III-rim: of th-
Wm .Orucku' DIM
w mu Done. of
ym % NW
ammo PHARXAOYNH‘IMavaIJ
Miamimem” tolnru.
Deal" Ever Consummated.
rmmwuorovmamm
on raw ‘8" ltflflflvflfllrw
flu bleak-a-
ll! “(in M" in favor”— of
murmur.» the Bumblim candi-
date Draper. mmm the university
“elected by: ran-I vote. All were for
Bishop Donne.
.4150, joint union wratlmn dbolved and
tho m unturned to itaown chamber.
Senator HcMana introduced two bl‘la
regarding inane aaylnms. Ono preventathe
authoritiosof theaaylum from Interfering
with the commune ol' the insane with
their lrienda, and the other requires the
practice at women physidansanduttend
ants in asylum: where there an insane
women. 15am finance committee ro—
wrted favorably'llie Pinter bill appropri-
Imam mica expenditure upon the up
In the umnunmommny
lvaut Brown providing that oanna lan-
:Iflhlltfitlxopnmtyur the treasurer
everyboanlo trade,produce exchange
corporation nrotherauociatlon dealing in
minwolberpmisimuhallrcportloatate
comptroller the mnouut of pain and pro—
visiomdcaltiauapdomwmduhxg
m
TWO NEW 400828 NAMED.“
n. W na-Iau— unaut- al
mun-ta and m “m
Warm-owl. M ll.-—Praah‘laat M
can has nominated Joseph Bollington, of
Pennsylvania, lobe United States district
judgo of the western district of Penmylv
vnnia,and \V alter H Sunburn, of Minnesota,
tobo Unitnl Stator; circuit judge for the
Eighth judimnl l ircuit.
Joseph Eddington III a well known hwyer
of Kittaning. Lawrunw county, Pa, thirty»
llveorrorty years at age He lImi never
held a public position helm, but it regarded
as one of the foremost lawyers in the wash
on part of the ntata. A year ago, when a
vacancy existed, Mr Bailingtonwae strong-
ly supported for the place. but Judge Bold
was mandated When tho latter resigned
the president naturally turned to Mr. Buf-
fington and selected him. The appointee
hm not ban identified with either factions
of Republicans in western Pennsylvania
He's a Republican, however.
Walter E Sunburn, of Minnesota, is a
resident of St. Paul. lie is fortydhn-e
year» of age, and although he has never
been in politiushe h-I always henna airtight
out ltepuolzmn. Mr, Sunburn hover be Li
but one public oiiicc, that of alderman in
the cin of St. Paul. lie has had an exten-
sive practice before the fulcral courts and
it III said that testimony to bill abilities by
fr-Ilnrnljudgm with whomln- had come in
contact pruftmionnlly Will his appunt—
Int-m.
The Elli-on Company Ahwrhed.
Saw Your, Feb. ll ollcnry \‘Ilbtrd is to
retiro from the mmzncy of the Edison
(lent-ml Electric cinnmny, and the \ and-m-
bilta and othr r stockholdtrs rcpt-merit. d by
Drcx cl Morgan& Co am to he inrontnii
Hr. \Iilnnl thought proper to dcnytuui
story at the time. It Is Idea oilininlly all-v
mined that the Edi-am (lencml EivI'tI'iI‘
company will be mmolidnlml wuh the
Thmnaon'llouston Electric company,“ flow
ton. under a contract which virtually rm one
an ninorption of the mitt)” company by the
Thomnou'lloustou company.
Connecticut“. A. It. Unit-lulu.
l)a.'li|fltY,Culm., Pub. ll.——The (Scum
tiI-ut department, ll. A. 8., elected the foiv
lowing unicorn: Dcinrlllwnt commander,
B. E. Smith, ul’ \Vallinglord; IIIJIIIIIr rude
commander, W. F. “03“,!“ Meriden;
junior vice commandant-l (l. Blah-man, oi
Huntington; department chaplain, Rev.
Henry Miller, of Mystic River; medicaidi-
rector, Dr. \‘I'ilhamll. Wile, ofDaubIIry
hells-Irina lieu: Again. ,,
ll.“- AKA, h-b ll —Tho|cventcenthgnino
of the than watch. an Evansmunblt, playal
by 'lbchigurm, wan econ-d by the attack on
the thirty-eighth move. The Run-inn has
nowrcgoinml the lead at the moat impor-
tant period at the match The Iowa is:
Nbicofla, 7; Steinitzni; druwn,-l,
Aa Burthqaalra In New Jnmy.
Em BI. murmur, N. J., ran it —-a div
tincl shock of earthquake waa felt hora.
Rowen IIlIouk and trembled I if about to
fall, timid warn plopped and the purple ran
wildly and exit into 1 finale. Tb
Aluvflalflan'at-Daalla , ,
awmmm'i’mm—M
Baler; a prosperous German labor. enn-
milled vehicle by drowning. He taught
mmdtmamuowmmymm
aplungeoflwfmtfloth Builds rim.
Dometiotnmblewuthecaum.
flu Mira-la Chautauqua.
Imaginary“, Ibo. ll.-At tin
. WW unaware. Wham
wanna-Irma. an. (Ii-hi!- can
Anthracite (Ia-l Multan and Pun-a:
Promo, Feb. tin—Through the
What deal ever made in military“
railroading, wallowingllailroad annual:
'fllpuyIdeondon its stock thi- year.
naiummmm increase “.350.”
inthcnax‘ltwelvomontba.
mmmw mnnohbyle—aotm
yearnthe Inhigh Valley and lfow Jenny
Oealnllttlrmdmnndou Fehsstha M
wmluhwannauadWoateruwill henna-
Imilediutholntercatoftnalteading. The
Reading—III its leased line» now represents
tan, of capital quit-earnings“
amount ultimatum—year.
than V greatest coup ever known in
corpora ' finance, beside which the fa-
mous Pena-Beech Crook-Wat Slur!
dealt)! impala: to absolute WWW-
Theltatolicntastothe control of the In
high Yalay and New Janey Central is
made authoritatively. At the general of—
fices of the Reading Railroad company
President Holmd' I.» today the king of rail-
road Wm. The [loading controls 72
per cent. of the anthracite coal production
and licrufter it n alwlnto master of the
situation. By 3th l unbination the net Iv.»
ceiptnloranthrlcite cord will he at least
. twenty-five cents per incarnate: than but
rear.
0
A Stupendous Dual.
The results of thin Niupendmia deal are so
far reaching an to be Ililllcnlt of rome-
hennon. Theterms of the learn With the
central povides fur a guarantee dividend
of" I percent. on the stock of that company,
and in addition the Central into receive one
half of an own I'll t earnings in excess of the
amount required {or the 7 per cent. dividend
until the total dividend near-hes ll) per cent.
per annum. the mrplus over the it) per
cent to men to the Bowling. The Central
earned lust your 10"~ per cunt. so that the
Reading will go: a per cent. on tins loin-e
horn titular-t.
The w Valley is guarantood a divi—
dendatthe rate of 5 per cent. per annum
until Hay Si, 1392; from that date until
Dec. l attire rateofoper- cent. and alter
the last named date the guaranteed divi-
dend is 7 per cent.
Inaddiliuu to the guaranteed dividend,
and alter the latter is paid, the Lehigh
Valley clock in to receive unalmlf of the net
earnings of that road, until the total
dividend shall equal 10 per cent per annum,
after which the surplus gong to the Reading
in the same manner.
Aside from other considerations. to be
mentioned later, and whirl: will nfiect the
carningu of these two companies rounlly
I’mddent HILmd is confident that the
lA-high Villey, after May 1, when itn new
line to Bulalo will be completed. '1 Irrtain.
unite own merits, to earn more than the
full amount of the gunman-o. wholly
regardless of any benefit which in revs-rm»
may derive from the new relations between
the three mpanies.
‘I‘o Revolutionize the our 5; IIEIII
It should be remembered that the ltlllfl
Valley In now paying the Eric ”H.501!!! an-
nually for Imknxe a mu equivalent to 3
percent. _ its capital stock. and that the
[thigh \' 3' make. a net Iznin of thin
amount, which, aided to the .3 pct cent. the
company in now paying. will prol’lde for the
7 per cent. guarantee and leave .I anrplm of
1 percent. In addition to this the Buflnlo
and lake mm: of all the.» lines“ will be
thrown over the which Valley.
it is Mr. Holland‘s mnviction that the or
lining mntbode of marketing anthracite are
unnoccmarily cumbcnorne and exp-move.
An Imminent has been reached which will
mmpletoly revolution" the old nyewm and
null in enormous «avian to Ilic‘ compa—
nies interacted in the mining 0! and. The
plan is to consolidate unit-cs and red no” the
number of olllnens and employee-I
The joint businem of marketing the pro
ductlonof theaecompauies will practically
be controlled by President Mclpod' 9 mt-
prnfiomandwiilbgmuuiuctcdmmuot
only more m3, but tomventmm‘
ion.
”it in Mr IcIAIIId'II theory that the induw
trio-cf Pennsylvania are now paying fair
and Mable prlin rnr their fuel, but
that the ntca mailing at New Yuri.
Button. (title-ad, Cam and other Mutant
pain! Ilolid In to «mum that they will
, worm, wuabouttcupcouda ’ "
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gigs.
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teed to bring them every
Daubers4ceach
Read these prices, get them
Crumb Tray and Brush. . . . . .210
Clothes Lincs................6c
FlourSieves..................5c
Large Size Dippera. . . . . ...... 7
2 quart Milk Pails. . . . .. ...... 7c
112 piece Dinner Sets. . . . . $7.49
Handsome Bisque Lamps. . ..95c
a
Toilet Sets, decorated. . . . . $1.98
Flat Irons ....... . . . . . ..‘l9c each
Fancy Spittoons ...... . 123% each
Lamp. complete ...... . ...... 19c
Glass Table Pitchers. . .ifIc each
Vinegar (Yruets. three styles
.......... lot-each
Round Wash Boilers. . .290 each
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Ingmar»): ma W Main IlJN
XORWALK "Bl mambo. N.
Antl'nioot convenient PM inm‘vil’ to do your trading In all lines
lathe South Norwalk BoatothoIIiI, ~ * . .
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WWEEK:
Glare prices ruloin our Kitchen Department:
1....37lcdoz. DuatPansmmummfIc each
Decorated Tea Plates. . ..8c each
100 doz. real French China
time" .. . . . . . .‘5; . . -. . ..12ceoch Cups and Saucers ...... 69c set
Stove Polish... . . . . .2c cake Indian Platters ...... . . ..4c each
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llave You Seen Our Facial Puzzle?"
firmly fixed In your mind, then
come to us and we will do you good:
Silver Custom, five bottle. . .
..... .....’.‘90each
Wood Waterpails ..... 7. 10c each
4 piece Glass Table Set . . . . .15c
Glass Fruit Dishes ........... ‘Jc
Indian Berry Dishes, glass
....... ....'2ceach
400 Bowls ............... So each
Decorated Shell Butters.3c each
500 Root Scrub Brushes. .IIc each
India Salt Shakers ...... 2c each
Gilt Band Egg Cups. . . ..5t‘ each
100 doz best blown Glass
Tumblers handsomely dec—
orated ........... .only one doz
BOSTON
83 Insulation 31..
the Following lots.
399 grade reduced tom.
680 grade reduced halo.
65.: grade reduced to 53c.
collar Ilia: Boots Ill Mali
“'1
You have no idea of the money
in be taved until you call and
investigate.
Dru: Prints, Mentors, re-
dnoodtolie.
Dost Mm h Gin;
hams reduced to mm
Best Dm- Ginflmut, reduced
to 10ch -
SOUTH NORWMK BOSTON STORE,
83 Washington Street.
All Goods delivered the same day as bought.
South N orwal
STORE,
SOUTH NORWALK
TH E GRAN D
central thinning Emporium,
M. S.__§ll_fllTH,
A Week of General Clearing, Oom-
mellliin" Saturda" Jan. 30m.
The following figIIIes 9tcll the advantage
to be gained by avisit.
iii are invite to inve9tigate.
llama inlay of songs iII'
lion’t let it pass.
IOSUI IllOElilflll.
Opportunities III these you
cannot aflord to para.
860 Cornet (70ch reduced to
260.
500 Cornet ooh... reduced to
36c.
50c Chemise and Draivern re-
- g duced to 35c.
lilic Mother Hubbard Gowns
reduced to 49c.
88c Mother Hubbard Gowns
roduoodtoom.
MOSEIEHIB lllElS.
Figure- that ought to meet
with response from every house-
keeper in and around the city.
“in. loom Damaak, regular
880 quality for 190.
(Io-in. Barrack, regular 50c
quality for 85¢.
till-h. Bleached Damuk, regn
lar no quality for m.
" All Linn Towel: 30 inche-
manurmmudm
m . ._ 1. ,
. “9.50.
l'aaulr-mflmcam
I.» M. AT rm
bitty nit].
CABLE. \‘l
rum, ”mallflmfldn Mix. Mm
LOCKWOOD l. Wuhlnztaa
linemen“. 8‘ u
RAYMOND. GERSHOMM ION In!
, Mm "WW-X- o. n It. 3.x.
WSWASHINGTONW.”
WEBER, P 117.!ch;
1.. 12 Main ‘5’.
poultry, fish, reset «bum-1‘
grunt: DBLLKBSII PM]!!! lull.
N’DALL‘S MILL, Z V. lumber lather
"mahorwrwkadto order.ng ‘
“3038 All!) 3mm
SEYMOUR. HEXRY. mea N.
SMITH, Mao! stone mason mutrac lemma Al
WILLIAM H. :BWeet S. N.
hing promptly attended to. at, ’0”
man All!) 6m
”$332 is “awn “ whom“
to
atone work of mm '0“. and
man's onm'rrns.
COMSTOGK BROS. Mamie bulld'
F ain Isa-9.x. Gentlemen'sfumia N filling:
RANCIS Jr (‘0. 86 W anhiuxto .-
hats, gentlemen' I furnishingsn “£118 V lino
MEANT Tull)“
GUSOWSKI I". 31 “all m:
“financed; the latest unleash-Inna hand
‘OURJ‘. l'Xo. Main S. 1?.me
orinxa specidlty. Rapuiiri'ng ng, etc.
Ill-LINER]: .
COLLIXS. 8.1!. L M .
material used if «lea-rm at, B. N m”
HT! 'H M 2:11“ Min. “W
«I... w... ’ “'n. -‘“n...sn.‘" N whme’ixfl?
’ :IIIBIC TEACHERS-
FERRIS N. K. a) W est avenue.X Teacher 0!
Piano, Organ and Harmony.
olnsox ALEX IS. 2:
organ audits harmony. Mania “’1‘ Piano
0‘S'I'EB PLANTS” AND DEALERS.
HOYL’ W. ll. IR MIN. LA “'aterans 3. (foot
of Raymond.) i’lnnt’ , rten ' ‘
-aaie dealers In nativityxfl‘eprg. m.
REEDE: not'simx. 1:“ W to t, ..
tern and shippena or 'Korwik zms S V m
lAN NAME. J. L& CO. P.0.box5l§8.)l.
PATTBBKS AND “hm.
3.0K“ ALE PA'ITF P3 WORKS. mun.
-thorpe, prop" Riverside ave 5.5.Hrmacheat-
lnga v-per-iaity, by steam hot water or hot
. , r. BE‘CILIK m: Norwalklxoc 0mm.
(fitenm): Dr. Bahamian, (steam: kll. I. Bel.
pie-{infigzmfignhp Ewan. digit air); \\ an...
9 am
and many others. race Mb. m
PAINTER
BRAIX ARI). F. C. TWatcr N
I’ aint, gold and silver sign?- spat-flab”
OSTERBANK‘ EU. I!" \Y .
and nigh winder, pope; mterakm N Hon.
PHOTOGRAPHERS-m
SORTH, l}. s. 79 W bl
quality only, and drill 51333.1. at, 8. N Ola
PHYSICIANS.
Burke, “. L. ,a'ofllcefiand
s.\'. Bournbtoll), ltod’l’loaahmn ‘.
DIAS!) TUXIZB 8 mum
HESDmOJ'. corWallandK t
dealer in planoa, omahnmgdcn‘ft‘c.“
PLATING-GOLD, SILTKRAND KICK“
SOUTH NORW ALK l’LATlVO CO. "WI!“
st. All kindsor eicvtm lat do
and renniahing 01 all Ind? no, good-f:
' REAL ESTATE AG“?!-
LAY TOV, JACOB M. Waahincton nut P.
‘.’ perry for :ale,houseswr:it. (made
“ODD-ILA”. E. LNmHalnm. boa-nab
Ob):
building lots for Illa.
WAUMNTS.
IYXBEE, F. F. 9 Railroad Pilot, 3.\ . Hear.
allhourn. Stri t -
:noct. A few “him“ in “mm
LAVl-l's DEPOT RESTAURANT, . -
it; the Mpflcfllhe lowest. 8 N Ingrid
SCHOOLS.
liAlRl:‘ ,lllbzl lVSTl'l'L 2‘.
lag and da‘yhncbml. mud?
H88. SlEAD's 00!. l mu:
Indian. Hillside, N Fall gigging“ l.
IIIOB‘I'IIAND AND urns-warms.
Ltl’DFR'rl BIKER, S. N ‘
Day and evening semiotic. ( F wmmm
STEAM INGINES I‘D PUMPS.
NOR‘VAIIK IRON “'0? K8 CM .
Water at, S. S. near Mirna-l “A“. Th.
KIWI"? TICKET 1‘8““
DAYTON, JACOBH.W hi [ma Int .
so. .Pu'u. ucrmnnrdLo'iwyord'm ”all
5103!! ”KAI-m
FERRIS. .10le ll. ft W aehl
ritk, limmoment. hair, vii-'35” aha
MORTON. JOHN B. u: T l;
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MOVES. IAN“!!! All) EMT“.
KL'I'CIIUM. LANDOX fl “and
tinntoveaaml ambutgrlu‘. coding». R
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IOWI‘UNJDIIN “1' lot .
oral heavy trucking pdhnptfigmm ‘3 high
Insomniac.
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