I
memoirs”.
mmm“
jtwirl-JoniSlammed
, m» it rum“ itouss is
W" Ills some.
WRWsurhury. John )1ch
sndfismuolfluthcrhid, the New Ito-
chello him were It the cart
housfiinBridgsportspluyesterdsy but
no hesrlux our granted them further
than the polltniulry one of Tuesday.
' Althoughfitstodttorney Fri-tendon has
untyct lullydecidedsbout turning over
Waterbury'sud W to New York
'mmmniaundmmod than he will
rutusetodoso. As Sutherland 0d not
ao-tholiue,heisuotsnobject cram.
tuition.
Amdispntohtmm Bridgeport
Midterm to-dnthatedthst the
.kidns‘ppsuwerotried there'this morn-
ing. Sutherhud sod Waterbury were
ouch sentenced to four years and Mc»
OsnnwtwoyesrsiutheStnteprison at
Wuthersfiold.
IAIING CIGARS BI IACBI‘SBBY.
The W Bonn-t" “whit-had Bore,
low In)! under “no.
The mauulacture of machine-made
dim recently introduced in South Nor-
wulk by F. C. Kelsey. of New York, to
well under way, the factory on the third
floorof tlteSwsrtz a Corbett building
having been in operation ten days. A
domgirls, picked from numerous up-
pliclnhs. here thus far been given wort
in the (outcry, and are showing consul-
mils Mr. Kelsey says. in
lureiugtoroll the weed. Thenumher
0! employees will be increased as the
presau (ores becomes proficient. 'l'ne
Win-sigma that the industry
will grow to he an important one in
‘ South Harwell.” the demand is only
equslled by the supply. In Kingston, N.
Y., a factory which started with—
Ito greater number of machines, now
gives employment to smut 700 girL-i, and
turusout that-audio! cigar ayear. To
in to the product of the tnctory here
with: nut-o ot “machine-uric mu.”
would sluwst seem to be a mm. as
mohrnsryplsysarery smallpsrtiuthe
process at msnulscture, the cutting oi
tho wrapper being the only part not dam
by W. This is accompluilred by means
01 a roller that panes over the tomcat,»
lea! while it 'I held by suction to a form
of the Mud fire. A two-horse power
(fl atpjnn mpplies the power to drive
thesirfsn. Thedifl tstutzcsut
trashing a cigar, at», $259!, divided
minis the girls, thus lucilitatiug in»
work. The avenue number at cigars an
expertwillrolliu u day not». Them-
n're product of the factory goes to tltr
western trade. The proceed manure.»
ture is quite interesting, and is erplaineo»
by the proprietor with sppnmnt pleasure.
Booth at In. It. W. Jones.
. A dispnlch receiver! in South Norwallt.
btnight, brought the sad news of th-
denth It Wntertown. Litchtieltl county.
at the wife oi Rev. It. W. Jones, a lor-
tner pastor of the Norwulk llletluxlist
church. “to. Jones was the WI:
daughter of Mr. sud )lrs. Chester l-'.
Tolls, o! Harihnd street. She was
horu in Woodbury. this state, August 31,
1849, but her girlhood days, until her mar-
risgstolr. Joustnrere pmsediudoutli
"ltrwwslk. When quite young she joined
the church in this city.
mid her lite was ererulterwsrdoneol
.ulhscrillanz devotion to the church
wheat-hilly. Thomstgood these-
‘ oomplfltsd in this community sud else
where where hsrhushnd has been stu-
floned will lull he hit. In. Jones had
been in falling halth [or some time. and
hum wus snticipsted. Besides her
husband she loom tour bright boys. 8hr
mature! llrs. ’I’hotuul. Raymond.
Hairball 3., Burns I. sud Jewell.
Teller. at South Horwulk, and Chester
Itm. its, ti Arise-ll. ,
zlhmlurrlotswitlheheldiquter-
, town stldclock tomorrow nlternnotr.
The remains will then be brought in
new “mm...” on - r
. i ‘ ‘ . . I
“to r-es'r-mnswso-s- tone; ed under
, . , 1%!- thrusts first“: wuss-s-
'4
m’
firms-m. ..
(w
sharp. _ .
ME 00. x. lire-oer“
Win
"flung ,
berth titted. Repaid-s. ctr.
. .....-............_...w
smrs'
A minus-o "J run or... lusts Ito-v
m In the 1".“th 01 the LOCI“-
Thoss who attended the concerts given
by Reeves’ American Bundnt Husk! Hull.
yesterday slternoon and creating, listen-
ed to some highch- music. wall Midst-
W circumspect.
the audience, especislly st the matinee.
bring vet! small. NMWW “Ii!
not. a long promote. commencing
with the tumour ‘Tsunhsussr” overture
and including such music as the ”Prison
Duett” from "lll Trenton" and the
"Benediction ol the Poiguards” (mm the
”Hummers," was rendered to the great
delight of the audience. It is no credit
to the music-luring people of this place
that urtists of such ability as. “"3th who
play under Mr. Reeves' huwn should be
greeted by so meme no sudience.
The evening's concert wrumeuced with
the familiar ”William Tell" overture.
Madame Marie Horatio Morgan, song on
aria from “Robert is Diublc,” by Meyer-
beer. with much taste and expression,
her high notes being particularly clear
and resonant. During thecnncert Madame
Morgan was taken suddenly ill. and Mr.
lit-ewes; hand rendered by rfiluest ”The
Carat an" by Ascb. one of the selections
of the afternoon, in place oi the. number
alloted to her. Paganini’s “Carnival of
cuice." arranged by Res-res. gave oppor-
tunity for several variatiom by the dif-
ferent instruments. and demonstrated
the fact that the band comprises runny
solo players of the first molt. Barren B.
(lunch. the solo carpi-tint. proved to be
a wonder. nml it is doubtful it any such
performer ever ”pleated here. with the
exception perhaps of Irvy“. one 0! whme
solos Hr. Church rwmlerml. The harp
playing of anl‘ Ruin oriented n «ensu-
tlon and he rmeivml o. double uric-ire. llv
nspunded with Moses' "Minstrel Boy."
The wonderful intermezzu trout ”Carola
ler'ui Rustiquna" was beautifully played.
but the eelectron "Arksusuw Trawler,"
which followed it was unite to the taste
of the nuclieoceuud was loudly applaud-
lllanager Hoyt deserves credit tor the
ellurt he is making to secure the best at
tructions and ought to tinker with a frail}
response [rum our citizens. The baud
W tomorrow evening at Bunnell's
theatre in Bridgeport. under tlmmptees
of and in connection with the Wheeler
.9: Wilson Bond, of that city.
INCH. ESTATE ”ll”: SF. “S
A I. ill or \‘ urmnrn- I!rr-tl~ Berni-«I'll in
‘ils’ Town Clv'rh'~. "flier.
John F. Knapp to ”soar 5. Mills. a
tract of land on Retort Hill.
John T. Smith to llorrry ”elm two [up
n! land on Glenwood nvenui’».
Joseph Abram to Robert Vaiitllurvn. n
pom-l of land on Stuart avenue.
Fortune! Bennett to Jennie (nihilism.
land on the Connecticut turnpike,
Railwrt \“unlluren to Margaret )lcllnn-
itltl, loud and buildings on Stuart avenue.
tihnrleo C. Slovene to bruise Welt-
linusen. land on the Connecticut turn-
pilt‘t‘.
Minerva E. Raymond, ol Detrioit.
black. in George H. Kendall. land on
Elmwmsl avenue.
Daniel Quinlan! to the New York.
New "men and llartlort Railroad com.
pany. land at East Norwalk.
fiamuel J. Smith to the Blew York.
New Haven and Hartlord Railroad coin-
puny. land on Bridge street.
Frances A. Townsend, wile ol (7. R.
Townsend, to George S. Kendall, land to
straighten road. about one (out in width.
between the. two premises.
Surrender“ by Ills nails-sun.
but night W. F. Delilyn. surety [or
George "Hillel: and James llruudage
iu the sum of 82,400 for their sppesr-
Wright next week, to hoover A charge
at handling cmnterleit money. mule up
his mind that one bond of “.200 no
about an ill-"themed to grind. Be sc-
cordingly went in Bridgeport rind W
hiscmto the United lit-ten Marshall.
Brundsgswssthsrnsn he concluded to
dropsnrl thh thorium he wm detained
atpolios on some pretest
until tlnmrshslsrrlred. wheuhe wss
tskcntoltrw Boron in mop-try with
Ir. DsKtyu, who will deliver him up to
the United States Commissioner. Uo»
lmhcmrssnewbouds he will here
tomato in the New Hem: jail until
his trial.
milestone-unload.
Reintegration-restaurant-
Kuwait yang men. ehsrnsd with
lissdltugmtsrbttisoneyflhsnrldp-
pathways: ‘fiisisthoomto
bsthstrstesssosneordwherssnyoss
“handler-rumoured»
Naomi-thorium
.5
w-fimw , 3h A. "'"d’
l ‘ ' Him rial WM mill!
I llflwu" ‘
WW “new“ "w
W lamb-rid not:
AID snot nt “3%
instilfimuswm s 'hrlu
lamina. """"" i
once helm United States Cmumissionrr 1'
"I
II
% It. .
Wm. scrim lieu! tam
mt'mg'wrm‘r.
4’ gm
mkmmmnnm
lllllEllthLl WillFPED
Roll Fitzsimmous Stops Erin's
Champion in Twelve Rounds.
mm LABWABDU’IOLAMD
n. tantrum: no so» the right all
our .30. truss-in: men-on.
nous Won Almost With-It turning u
[lulr old Ils- Ilurdly u her-tel to Blow
,‘ll'rw Ortumi. limb am spin Bob
fituimmoue (12!!)th his right to a
judgment of there who have characterized
him us a “sound edition of the Boston lad"
baboon more than abundantly finale-ted.
In the Olympic club’s amphitheater. sud in
presence or one or the lsrgest gutberiugs
that ha ever been brought together in this
country by a trusting of two pugil’urtic
shots, the Australian has demonstrated
his prowess. solemn sud shill.
It was nothing tohim that the man who
shook handswithhim in the ringwhort
.v: time was culled
weighed several
po u n d s heavier
than be. It was
nothing to him
that two-thirds of
those who looked
on from the great
tiers of out! thst
loomed up on ev-
ery side were he
' vornbletohis
.neut, cheering
/ relightost move»
’ment 0! the Irish
kid, and either rv-
' , mining silent or
H.111: Intuit indulging in mud
draping shunts whenever the Austrslisu
made npo‘mt agflmt his unmmm'ut. The-
changing handset fully maul) (tom neur- .
ly every state and territory in the Union '3
in itself.» the Austmlizin remarked. the
best tribute to his standing in the pugiiistic
world.
The Amnblthnter Puck-d.
Such a picture or the hnmcrnw amphiv
theater tire-entail when the song mounted
("the preliminary event Ins never been
presented in this country or any other.
Fancy. tier upon tier at seats built into New
York‘s Madison Square Garden or Uhicugo‘s
Auditorium, and urory mt occupied with n
vociferous, gestlculuting specimen 0! hu-
manity, one mm or human beings. mobs
from the sawdust ol the ring to the who
beyond the woodwork or the ceiling,“
the picture in the mind's eye is still incom-
plete. In the throng there were men [tom
the east and west, from the north and
south. whost home with pious {sees sud
virtuorsr indignation would rewdiute the
very suggestion that they would look upon
whstiuthe rsrnnculsr is termed a prize
fight. There wue merchant's. prions-send
capitalists. gnmmk "t army. or at least one
at ibem. surimtmhrd by lltt‘l'lllxl'l‘ of his
stud; uli‘lininlhe. :etiml uml scrim and
amend nil .mi about all A great fringe a!
sporting immunity, mtlwml tugrllu'l’ from
every slut: and tr‘llitnr} ur' the Enron. It
was height Purl). a.» has. new: low-u sum in
this country. and sin-h it-i vnll not be seen in
this country in p‘lio'fuhltmé. unl-m the
pugilm kmg of tin» Hub is :natr’iml Nome:
stunt of his own in 4:1»,
The Preliminary "an”.
A Iewmumtm in . ughto‘i-luhk (,‘i lulu-l
J. H. Cruelty. t'liitll'ltntit oi the ovum-s: rurn‘
tumor.- at th» house. made his appear-mice in
the ring and llnphm'd upon the gathering
the (net that order must be pr-arerved «ml
stew! thut Chutes flitt‘hell would but with
Arthur Uphum, Slurin with I'vl'tx Vsrtqnoliu
and Mitchell with Nevin a preliminary
th’f‘t‘flfl.
Mir ‘llt'll and lfplmm entered the ring
trom opprlfitte writers and received uprouiv
om . ting. Hitched played with Uphum
like a; ‘ y and punctual his opponent right
out; it. lunch alter the style 0! two dime
motemu performers. and ut the end of the
bout few people were outside of the ropes
whose rides were not sinking with laughter.
‘elix Vunthlln and Slut-in were next
summon-d. The tumor was introducrd or
the champion heavyweight ol the south.
The Texas mun mxht the crowd. sud
every blow than he got in brought out a yell.
In the third and lullround both MB went It
it hammer and tongs and the Testis chump-
I?
l r
E
till
s;
a
m}
“ . M ‘ soc. w
m. thw-
m.
’ “financiers"?
. ~ . , will.
aim, Lawmdum‘
mmuuuwsumu.
humanism-u
mumswsnum.
muons.
. ”I!“ ”I!
M II)! PM"
high position in the pugilistlc world, sml the roll»
s
My limits eagle p...
Id .1 I I .
aghthtmthhtothwmlfllu
ultrasou-
mllpd. .
Hts gut s mlfm'lfimrm El
Htouflshsr‘s m- in return. ”stow-Io '.
rspid sschsnpolllghtbhws. We; I“
Inherprs it tolls with right sndlotton
either side or the neck. whsnupon the
. . , . M. well L . A.
blows were or .
trumstkin cut. The mom! ended in tsroml
17$th
Third Ramnd~Plusitumm gamed the ot—
(entire. playing for s rush opening. flasher
withtho himd wsshed ol spmred cool and
collected. Piturmim' urbsrely missed settler
s vicious hit hand swmg' sad in “tampon! ill
Inflow up there wussehuch. Sporting for this
wssllnlhwsd hymn or run rushes in which
be dealt use, blows on Ishor‘s tsuwith lib
rightmd tort, clererly darted a return sud
repeated the punishment Thus we» culled
with both men shim orsu.
Fourth Bound—Mr led with hislethhut
Pitssvotdod The letter rushed and cuckoo
orutl to send his mun tothcropeo. Byssldo
movement. howsrer. the latter gained the eco-
torottheflug. sod in the arch-nae tbs! to}
lowed I’ltr got three and tupson the lawsuit
neck. It was mrtlceublo that min; pls '
in: out she’d entirely with his left. With
rtghtho held his brustnsthoughhohndhsn
csrryinxitiu s nilngtor slougtims. Ila-as
undo bleeding bully iron the thrust. sud it
wss uppurent he was noting on the defensive.
At the some time he win guns. and when hrlot
out with his lett “draught Fitz lull in the rib
there true I ported cyclone o! yells But the
Autrslisn. with s roomful smile. made {or his
opponent with right suit left. [curling on his
{son and breast. Both men were luxury when
time wss culled. Pit; ma ulmh n s daisy.
um: went to his corner bully snarled.
Filth Bound Huber .mru several term
blown sud rlei-erly avoided their return. Pit:
got alert hinder tn the rib: that flattered him
s little. whereas; Hither mulled sud let out with
his right and left. the latter talking rifle-rt ho-
hmd thew-nil Indium; the crowd chew touts
«rim I'm got another let: builder in the neck
as time on.» (flied. Ilium-2r vnn pantingsnd
Pm. us moi n, u cucumber. The many. touches
of the lrmhmsn hall apparently been or minors
elYei‘t than ll fin-n by a Child.
Sixth Hound" Pitzawtmoru rune up smiling.
but liner ltmkrtl ItIWVUE'O. The in inter
poured over lust by hm wrundshsdhlledto
mp1!" um I t hiwd unl his breast was like s
(bob 0! red paint on canvas. In. the tow plows
thst were iicil nlr‘r'ml it min looked us though
what‘s right lid...“ was disabled Tl! M
will that h- .t-lflnnlbterid warn littlahsttsr
thunmeroupt
llnlror Ital Enough.
The succeeding rounds were little more
than child's play. In the twelfth round
Fitz, Whllt.‘ evidently cautious, seemed to
h determimd to sud the nl‘slr luqs'lh
order. Heledout with his right und in“
on Muller’s lime and breast nudthelrlsh-
mun mature decidedly groggy He got 5
firm: left hamlerin the law. tuirsndsquure,
and which it lotion-rd up would hureluid
him lint and helpless in tingling. Fitz. how-
crrr, ;~‘; 3. m‘. With him like a mt. with I
mutm. ;. . ll mutt-d -n “.3 ll" 1‘: 2e?
mL-itiw .-.‘ r‘n rm.
‘3» int: . . .u. ennui 5;...»1 and 2-»
his camera. trifle unrzvmly. out to .tll up-
;- uramms good lur reveal m- we round». It
wmibm llw sun-rm ml the” nigh. rm
Juan. 1h:- cxil WM about to be in 3. tot
tho- :2 'u ”3)”! r vinl Elam-r I’t‘fllétfnltl to
"ling" mam. um t'...w.u. "l minim; live!)
oh. l. i it'gu at Vi.
"How you 3,01 .1...u,:3. " yelled sonn- m..-
in the (1qu war by. ’l'w» lrirshman hmlliml
his h-zulumlwvnwd in Hume-Lute danger
I)! t‘tltm‘n'.
Fitzsiimwitts. who had hardly rough: on
to the aituzttion. wrung to hzs h I“. rushed
new the ring, wind both of the .lroflb'
msn'n bLlhlV .unl shook and slumk them
again and again. Tours stood in labors
eyes nmi he bull rose to his feet and then
magi—ml buck. ’
The «mini cheered Mid ls‘gnn to file out
sud in a few winning the ring: WM empty.
The New York and Chicago contingent!
who'hutl put money on the lriabrnsn mere
decidedly disgusted, unit a stock ysnl rush
vomit the prevailing writiuu-ut who-u be
derhm-d that Billy Brudbum or some lease!
mun umld lay Muller out cold.
The New Uriah» people who had put a;
their money on the Australian. and there
Are hundreds at them. are tooling better
than they have since they dropped their
W‘ on the lmltimure minute tlulllvsn
mutter.
I'itrmmmons come out of the light with
hardly a er'rntvli uh him. Muller sdmittsld
that he was unlr‘L’kL‘ed and that be we:
lslrly win; purl.
_- 1...... _
The lusthutnpulh Strike.
Irvin/«mus. Mnrali :i.~»ilvery street rm
how in running ngmn and every striker is at
work upon them. lhvrreim steels is in ltd
it. Those who brought the to
ceirership proceedings any they did it
bemw they understood that the mayor list
all-rt out the srtillery and they wsuted tr
prevent blemished. '
um“ slum- rim».
; Vans-use. but. Hertha-lbs. Mm
posrhouss. ,
Threat-r moron rem stool
dammit-£5: Exhibit a
her-ms
‘ om. “ througl
A Itelgrt st Inner.
Jul-furnish. ,
M jut st the close 9! the stock urbane the
"Wm.“ we
& w.’tr.soo.truorusum.
pm: ,
llElll-le
A Report That His Rona l-lss
Passed to the Vauderbilts.
mummtuumrmmiu .
!-.QW,IM_ no 79*!“ I!"
your. hummus-sis.
Dost»
13w Y or. inch a-vs mm was
cubed in retinal sud insudsl circleswhtn
monument has made. sppureutly on so
thinly, that the Mir York and New Eng-
llld railroad hurl [var-ed into muttol of the
Vntlerbuts. Mr. Austin Corbin. the pres»
dent oi the nod, it was said, Would retire.
In! one o! the brothersvitriuw of (Muclius
out Without K. Vanderbilt would heelected
tamed him. sud other members 11 the
Yukon: family would enter the M!)
at the roud. The three controlling interests
in New England have been the Postwlck.
Person and Prime interests.
It has generally ll“!!! supposed tilt the
Vaderbius We!!! unfriendly to the Forms
humus, owing to the severe terms alleged
rollers been male with the Rom, Witter-
tewn sud Ogiwmuury deal, but s change
Mahatma-em the holdingso! thosew
Weak in this quarter, as well as in
the Prince Wings at the stock. sud new,
airline; to report, the Vanderbilt. our
“‘ilnt Dry!“ Wt.-
Ths change in who-d owumhlps or lists
“mmihilnflflmfln the it on been
hard to thine them. Atwrdisg to report,
thfiew i'urk Central, iterating. Lat-luv
m, Jersey Lieutnu, Lough \ alley, we
“flew England are nil in hurtuumom n.»
Minimum um prm-ticully under one mata-
sgmieot. New Lil-gown stuck whl treoly
oi the street 31h“? list close or the stock as-
5 ‘ st 67. against the unsung tonne of
It» report could not be mullrmed owing
Mlbefitx'l that all of the clinician» ul ttw
m retinal to tail: on the rulrjt'cl. some
of thirst qualified their alien.» uy rel 11-le
tdonullrm or deny the report. It is wen
m that Mr. l harks Pufwuu. who holds
ass or the largest town so .4 Drew Begum:
stock. has been 4t mutton; ’v’iillm' at the
HWMWS for several week-s but»;
Rim tins hi but been working“;
poeurosVsudsrhiltlumreat in the roost.
Mont Corbin MM tosseuuyro—
m
Uhsuuesy Depart, utter denying the re~
modded, “But mind. t on not say that
We! the Vmierhflt totally why not
its!“ themselves indirtttuully in the New
Wrath nor do I say that they will.
The Raw York Central rim-n not want the
new W said in not trying to squire
antral mean";
It was stated. uremia-inn, that the Pur—
sous intrrnsts and the loll-hails wl tm- rel—
atives of .tne Vtttidt't’llllio luv ixwu im-
m-.::.uul nut mu: n: t‘m ~‘lt'~ Hun m SJ. lump
its} mmr ol the Yawn l. ..t r. ' will" will
hemmemiiermil [no whim mu...)
.1 It 3 Iron and run-i (nmhlnr.
I'rnsvcrm. March .1. . .5 new n». l “Jinn
Mlmtlmlsml maria m'rrirv. ‘,l“;-lrln hung
my lint. in Plushur; mt l tho that tulle,
illl employing Mnrly mom uwu. has been
ermine. It insulted that this tlfglfllll.
lion, who‘ll in namely indrpt-mlrut ut the
It. hurt Kunnfutunm' Elam)! lotion and the
Tit PM mutton. Wlll make is deter»
mined eflort [or an early mljostruent or the
rage mule. Th6 narration. it in said. Will
damsel truth the Amslgametml :twcmtion
aw in the base at the scale. which his
hwetolnre been «treated by the hit: iron
hurt The aluminum will she demand that
than shall be three tum at eight teams
sch dud thut hereafter all Work shall be
pill for by the Inn and not by the day or
plies work.
first the new its-whiten will meet with
determined amnion from the Analys—
mtted mum and the Bar Iron lettu—
tuturers is certain. The propositions are
thsuuutrsillimlyet presentedtothe Aw
posted automation. and unless morphed
wkh menus it war to the death Ntwwu the
mulletmrs sad the labor organizers)”.
so! will sleet the iron and sin-l industry
at the United sum. Negotisthmu hurl
born under my with John Jarrett. United
States consul st Birmingham. to induce hits
to tempt the secretarynhip a: the. more
luturcrs’ new “Khulna. and whils- no
debits momenta have lawn made. it is
will be secured
(lather-d In by upset-y.
Putnam“. ltsruhzt «Jr isntsted that
a state or attain we have greatly enlarged our stock so that our
customers cnnbe readily sui . in any desirable styles. We have
made an effort to surpass all previous season’s display.
you see our line you’ll say we have succeeded. You might see
some pretty things in other stores; we know you will, but after
you have seen them you will make up your mind that at ourstorc
you will find goods 3 great deal prettier, as well as having your
choice from a much larger selection.
a laid; also plain or fatty plaid Barrels at 250 a yard. If
better goods are warm it! have their at 39: a yard, and we in
im hesnm to say that pullers charge 49: for the same thing.
such as Homespuns, Bouretts. Camels’ Hair Stripes, Fancy
Borges and Flannels in all qualities and widths.
come and make their selection'now, as we shall have no better
orienting-tit later, and many of the'most desirable patterns will
soon be taken.‘ In Cottoit 'Dress Fabrics we are showing an
especially large assortment.
ll’JlING munitions BlNGIlAMS.
than ever before. shownru South
Norwalk.
and Underwear Department.
at 51C. a yard justiopmied to the Spring
Trade are beautiful.
Trade, representing the Best Maiiuliieturers,
both Domestic and Foreign.
questions. Hormonal» DQMESTLC,
First in the field!
chine, .1950, QuorunMd for5/yeurs.
. if; *5: f a? (W,
wmwwumw'rreum
”lemme" .
llllllgllrl
W
,
Spring Dress Goods aresin order now, and to prepare for such
When
Think of rr-n Herrirms in suit our: art stripes at 24¢
M4 -4 M .. ..
Remember also we have all of thepopular weaves and styles,
\Ve urge all to
, We not onlv can ' the lar est
1“ more variety 0‘ 9‘3"“ line, but are l5 pergcnt. chegper
than others in price. This is no
lmrnhug; get their prices, then
try ours.
".— M ._._..—.
Saturday We shall make a Spfl'lal drive (lay on our Hosiery
s
~11; ‘ s. “ suit;
(lur ‘lllllllillmlllllliiuiiings '
MW”
Staple qualities for the
Underwear, Mosley and Kid Glove
cums, CHAMBRAYS, ammonia,
LINENS, WHITE goons m
DOMESTICS.
We are
Leading in Style! ,
Second to None!
a4
Agent for thé‘ Demure» B‘éyving Ma-
m“ .. ”W“
stools ..
. lhalilknanlaali
“sermon comm sum
am 47.11.1039“: Ish'
Ihoolludlnn. .
, mum .
monomer...
“MINER“. WU. ill W
hrldmlth'. Wind-“Jud!
RAYMOND. Glllttlfloltl. 1330. Intuit. .
prime masts. poultry. Morena
snows wmimoroxsu m cm
mighty. meats. pmdtry,l‘orrseiflytr.sdfi:.'
J. P. 12 Mslu It It. eholesnrluts
poultry, tub. "smut. e‘tc. . . .; . '.
LUMBER unmet mmfi urn.
unsustue MILL. 3.8. lumber sud "sir
rougher worked louder. m .
“8058 AND nutwnts.
SEYMOUR. limit“. 118 Waters, 8. is. Al
or stone mason contructs tshu.
SMITH, WILLIAM II. as West 8. K. '
bins promptly stranded to. st. “’7
”It!“ All) 0m
sans. p. w. mm a. x. 'mum o
tinepnnlteund mnblework. rider '= ’
stone work of all kinds. and :
MEWS oum'r'rm
CUMSTOCK littoral. Masonic huild‘ ‘
st, 5.x. Gentleman's turn qu
macro is co. ill Washington 3. . ‘
hats. gentlemen'o furnishings arm-ll him"
murmur ruinous.
ousovrsxi, 1:. at Wall N. A r!
thtnrmteetl; the latest staylssslwsrmnd
0C0l'lt. I'. 1' So. Mn 3 8. V. Hum}- ..
tiring s speciality. Bepdrllt‘. o‘tc. _
autumn '
COLLISB. R. 3!. 12 Hull: . Lures
mterldusedflduirodf's'x. ' ‘0‘
F’l'I’CH AGND‘. Mlss.tlIW|ll .
”out 'sunex. Island 91mg $3.3m”?
”Us": “mounts.
FERRIS X. Ii. ill Went srenu \‘. Mm
Plano. 0min. Harmony snd‘tilnglug. fl
(HIS-$033. ALEX r5. 2."
nurse and harmony] filer-in 8" ‘3. Pl.”
OYh'I'EB PLASTIBS m Dunne.
IIOYT, w. u. .1. 505, in Water st. it's. (rm
0! Raymond.) l’lanlem.ex nmlwhnln—
dialer: in native oysters.
REED & HDCSMAS. in W
ters and shippers of Norwnlhflefrg'mm m
VAX NAME. J. LIICO. £0. mortar.
PATTERSS All) MODELS. .
NORW ALK I’A'I'I'KRX WORKS
tluifpe. 9")?" Riverside are slighounghfatb:
lrtgu specialty. by steam: hot water in hot
air. Itercx..nccs; Somalis lack Coupon):
is-tearni; Dr. Boltzmann, (stream): 1!. 1. Ba-
nett. lemon” John Tryon, (hot air); Will".
it. hmltlt, interim); Grace Church. that air}:
may othera. ’ ..
PAINI'ZBS.
hitAlNAlll). F. C. " Wot ”LN. S pointer
Point. gold and silver sicgus s m3”.
OSTERBAXK I'EO. ll. 7 W 3N. .
and dim powder. paper banner-“3r? m?-
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
SURTH. G. 5.1 Washington . '
qunlity onlymhd thst the but?“ 8 1‘. 0M
PHYSICIANS.
Burke. “2 (3.. oli'lce Band fl
té. S. Hourswomfitoafgzhm n.
PILL“) "1.th 8 82ij
HESDZKC. F. corWallnndKuightstsfi.Ah
t..'i 1‘ .;
in.
(lulu in prance. 01'an musicals“.
PIA'I'!N€.‘« HOLD. SILTEBAXD 31m
silt'ifi .‘4 r' x1"! H H..x’:l\':; (:0. refiner
-‘ .. s " , .' ltllstz. whistling
...x~...; . vrmet- awn
”ml”. In Lu 1'. at, £513.
1.:r abut.“ till 3.. “421.4. :tt-nwt,ue).‘. 1’.“
.5. l‘xvprfly “>2Ntlc,l.i-i.r m reamsmmlv
Winn-WA RD. E. A. No.11 25.1.07wa to
rent ial.“ Mu dun; .t is {or .
Ill-.313. mush.
the“; t. 1‘. V Full v at! l” ".b. X.
st all lit-UP. r-‘tr‘lx ll; unfit... 1r. w‘lrgms‘fi
amt. A to.» tutu immersing-m. '
e. 1\I2'§ DLi‘irT Ri.~T.-\L‘i’..\2 I .' 18. .
try the best. prices the lowed.‘i)'p:n all. #5.:
SCIIIXDIE.
b.‘ lim‘ .BI'SS ISSTITITTE 3'.\‘
$.11;an aim xluy *th Fs'u‘mmmgpt‘llie.‘
MR5. .itllAll's school. hr girls yfim.
ludiee. llilheule. S. no! {em ores-antler. r.
snourusxu um rrmwnrrn‘u.
LACDER'E BLDCK 8. ll. (1?.le Prlu
tiny sud ereulnu minions. Send torched”
5121A! mourns ’11} m
SUBWALK IRON “‘0?“ "%
Witter st. :5. S. mt Rum L AXYIJIM
h’lllAllSflII’ 71m? A033“
LAVHWJACUB 3!. Worthington" .
n.5, Pm. tkmnrsflummymdmw-g
5103‘ um '
FERRIS. JOHN It. a Vl‘nbln'tsn also
brick. lime. cement. hnlr. m,”
lttllt't‘uh'. roux B. as T tor syn.
Also but at coucretu wage. B. I
3'!!th. “56“ Law Elm
KETL’HUM. msoox a llsvtlsnd
rm elm/ea sud water heaters. P. 055:5:
E'UWELLJ. W. a Wuhlmuskfifi.
TBCCIIIB. ‘ , ‘
trou'ruworlx Barrel-inns ‘ .ha
and heavy trucking promptly um”.
lilhn‘lilkm
JESSIXW. J. 1). Horse m h.
demo 3 Elm st. Slipp'imb": "
JELLII’FB. UH). 33260. Hall“. 6.3. m
or- Mrs.
it “03811, 020. ll.“ out! 0 I. I
cruelflcrhlfl' It. Vow
W
I “Ill 0F IlllKEl'Plflm all.
SKATES ( ) mll
mo. 8W1... ~ ..
mm.em~i“.3x...er.T-E§l
Whuwmiww
tents-sun: he ‘ '3'?“ tot
Bridgeport. coring: f
“saw insurer-thongs!
ism-us mun-tuition.“
truism! WWII.
. m
Norwalk Chronicler