mm
‘wMFFOIQIIUI
A mmeetin;of theSocinl Union of the
Firstlllchuroh was held last eyen~
ingattheborneofMim Mary F. Clark,
, ~ Taylor avenue. 'l‘hedevotional service,
i hdbythepuidenhkemH.E.Burnes.
‘ waslirstheld, followed by an interest:
ing musical programme, as follows:
Weaver-puma .Newcomb,
Its-Grace Hamilton.
PlanoSolo~“0har_geoftheUlh-ns"
Him Illa Wyman.
Vocal Quartette—“O Happy Day”
Iri’Nswkirk. lira Sherwood. Messrs.
Hatch and Nash.
. MM—mmmmp~ .. ....Herold
. “Anatolian andKetie Hannah.
Vocal Daub—“The Returned flowers”.Hansun
Mines Eva Wyman and Grace Hamilton.
The programme was excellently ren-
dered throughout and much enjoyed by
all Mr. At the husinem meeting
which followed, it was decided to re-
painttheparsonageand Mrs. B. M. An-
drews, Mrs. James Brown and Mrs. Chas.
E. Hoyt were appointed a committee to
"' consider the advisability of holding a
itrawberry festival next month, by
which to raise funds for this object.
The Euchre club met with George G.
W, 4 Fairlield akue, last evening.
The first prim were won by Miss Bertha
Bernhard and Charles B. Miller, second,
prices by Miss Charlotte Lamont and
Thomas Benedict, Jr. W prurient
were Mr. and Mrs. Manuel T. Hatch, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Benedict, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. F. H. Quintald and Mr. and Mrs.
Howard H. Holmes; Mia Dickinson,
Mien Burchard, Miss Fitch, Miss Rowan,
Miss Lamont, Mines Joe and Lillie Get-'
Ier, Miss Maude Francis, Miss Iula'
Swords, W. J. H. Bohannan, of Stam-
ford, Dr. S. W.'Schuppau, C. B. Miller,
E. W. Fitch, W. A. Coley and R. G.
Haviland.
Mrs. J. G. Gregory's residence on West
avenuewasthescene of a brilliant so
asmblagelasteveuieg, the occasion be
' ing a reception given by the 'Wornen‘s
. club to the Rev. Dr. Strong, a personal
friend of Mia Maripoea Taylor, of this
city, and through whose persuasion he
consented to come to Norwalk and ml-
drear the club. All the members of tin
club. 0089er with many of their friends
were present in evening dress. The house
was profusely decorated with flowers.
The guests were received by Mrs. Greg-
ory, IimPiuneo and Mia Taylor. and
waneeatulbyDr. Gregory and Nelson
‘Ihylor. Dr. Strong's subject was "The
AagloSaxon; or, theWorld'e Future,” and
it was a powerful, We, and inter.
eetiug address At the close of the lec—
turerefreehmenle were served at round
tables accommodating half a dozen
guests. .
A surprise was given to Miss Mary
Atleridfae at her homeonChestnut street.
hetevsuing. Those present were Misses
Fannie Shriver, Ellaand Clara Lawson.
Basie Hynee, Mamie Dunning. Gertie
and Margie Hollorsn, Lillie Whylor,
Mean. Bernard Newman, John Hyncs.
Willie Bhriver, George Grilliu, Charlie
Anderson, George Shriver. They were
entertained by lib-Grace Alteridge with
theadstance of Miss Ella Danchy and
.Mlss Lina Scott.
Bohm
Palrleh We lhtllaes.
Patrick Corcoran, the Water street as
loan-keeper, was before Justice Morrell
thb morning, charger] with drunkenneas
and smash upon James 0. Olmstead.
employed by J. ll. Raymond. The plain-
tiltsstiflcd that Corcorsn came out and
hold of him and shook him.
severely injuring his back. "llsnk"
Italord andfitephen ll. Hopkins were
,hut chimed not to know
anything aboutths case. excepting that
s Gums-had drinking.
Mules lie-no
h . _ khv “Hui" lm'yb n I
. for not
tori; Al»
‘meh'hylorsppearedforthe
“to. The judicsfoundCoroorsu
and
“am laslltoflul.
momma hsdbssn taking sl-
ush of his own goods,
Wandsppsaled thee-etc the
m ple- eoart, where he could
hsvsafluyar twdvedecidethsoare"
.1. Manuals thesau- of
.” Career-15W
mum
ant-r. Bum-r. 1b m. h-
3-: roe-tied murals; chotcs in the
”oldies-a It is most delicious to
but.
“Mu"tysumeeftkekarunle
”mandamus-use
”“-
,1 ”dismissal" on baby
Will-M
lawyer “that bud-ole plu-
WWfiIIMotht-stl
:IIOIM'M '1' W student“ the Nowell: Military Insti-
‘ ‘l’ ”1“.
JIMPM
.- ......‘W
W
wuss: is assent astute!
lallullaea fits-lag from lie-o Glass
hi!” '0...
Herbert Graham, thesixhen-yearvold
.‘ma.&1'.m.rectoror8t: .
’ fimfimmmmj
AWmodOndth-fialhullfl- J.
iugshcs'l‘ussdaynoon. Hewasa
will“! lanthanum-checklist? din-
ner on the day referred to, since which
limehehssnothsenseenorheardfrom.
His parents and friends are greatly
alarmed over his proloupd absence, but
alltheireifortsiogetsometraeeof him
have moved unveiling. For obvious
reasons they have said nothing of his
mysterious disappearance until now.
No cause canbe conjectured for his ab-
sence. .
FRENCH SPOLIATION CLAIIS.
Judgment Rendered,» sheen. of the
Schooner Hannah, of lumlh.
The Court of Claims at‘ Washington
has certified to the House of Represents-
tives for payment judgments rendered
inthe case of the schooner Hannah, of
Norwalk, under the French spoliations
act, as follows: George B. St. John, sd
ministrator of Bliphalet Buckingham
and William Lockwood, $4,202.09, and
George B. St. John, administrator of
Hezekiah Selleck‘, 34.20209.
Alsd, in thecaseof the schooner Henry
and Gustavus, of Hartford: George G.
Sill, administrator of Thomas Sanford,
$1386.63; llcmen Whittlesey, adminis~
trator of Aaron Gaylord, 9,788.63; Mary
H. Willianls. administratrix of Ezekiel
Williams. “93.67, and John C. Parsons.
administrator of Jon Caldwell, 7.50.
and another claim for same, $193.06.
Also. in the case of the schooner Shep
herdess, of Best iladdum, which sailed
from New London: (imrge U. Sill, ad-
minhrtrator of Timothy Chapman, $1,-
tidldld; Warren C. Pike, administrator of
Warren Chapman, $334106; Mary H.
Willimus. adminislrntrix of Ezehel \VIl‘
liar-1s, $96. 53.
PLDI’LB TOT} KNOB
Where.- and’ [low they Spend thelr Hours
of Recreation.
B. J. Sturges is in town today:
Bishop William is the guest of Rev.
S. T. Graham, at St. Paul's rectory.
George C. Lockwood and bride are ex-
pected borne to day from their bridal
tour.
Miss Kart» White, of Georg-1m we, spent
a few hours with friends in Norwalit yes-
terday.
Miss Grace Mead, of Norwalk, is visit-
ing Miss Kittie May Parker on Myrtle
avenue-Bridgeport Partner.
John H. Hoyt goes to New York to-
night to attend a sparring exhibition
given by the Manhattan Athletic club.
Miss Marion Hebbard, of Tarboro, N
1)., In spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Woodward, North Main street.
William 1:. McCrcsdy and family have
returned home, and are once more occu-
py ing‘ their beautiful residence at Compo
Point.
Charles A. Knapp, who has been
spending the winter in Southern Pines,
N. 0., arrived in South Noru‘alk yester-
day afternoon on “1:14:25 train. lie re-
ports havmg had a delightful time.
i". Boylston. ol Lowe street, expects to
start Tuaulay for Southern Pines, N. (1.,
returning about June 1. He will be ac-
corupanied on his return by his wife and
daughter, who have been there nearly a
year and a half for the benefit of their
health.
lllilIB AND Tlllilill.
Important News of the County and Mate
Ebro-hind l- . Muses! for...
William Bars, son of Henry Beer-r. a
well-known Bridgeport earliest", has
been committed to the insane retreat at
Middleton. He was found running in
the streets, diverted of all clothing.
John Melisad, a Bridgeport tailor. six-
ty yearsold, wasfouuddeadin hisrooru
yctterday morning. '
lib-boon determined that the body
louud in Tlenver Bmok,8hndsy, was that
of Patrick Gallagher, and not of his
brother Hugh, asst Ilrstsuppostd. The
dead man was wearing lib brother’s
clothes, whichcaused the rulstske in the
identity.
Abraham Wood, of New Canaan.
committed suicide last evening, by hang-
ing himself in up outbuilding at the
residenceof ”minimise, Eli Brown.
in New (has... Mr. . Wood was 78
years of age»,
Tbsllev. D. 0. thflheenap-
Mm“ the Methodist diurch
hW,»dllthe vacancy earned
by the of Rev. J. B. thdou, the
hay-Ila “march.
Themaofltew haven will on the:
lltbrsduoellsdoadug Matted-ell by
:Miarsdssmlng half of Its 01”,»-
“WWW The heat
figment» one Is film
a. Thshoadsmhsllby the an.»
plumb-k. ,
(It-Met“ work. In lflh,
thsdemaflflsfltw at
» “WWW. will hit I. W
‘ rmmmesoh ego
5m mmwoodAvsnue, esoh..... ....1,000
immuemmxmur. maria : ‘1.
Mono, East Norwslk, each 500
1 Lot, Pleasant Avenuellsst Norwelk" coo '
FIRE INSURANCE-”“3337 OF COMPANIES.
South Norwalk. 0t.
om THIBTllEiBs 169
8013 01" Till SCION” WHO AT-
. TDD” SCHOOL ll 18".
fhttloss Illn- by the lllgherDepsrtws-t
mytumlbllme' h
Many of the older readers of Tint SIN-
rnm. will remember with extreme
pleasurethe annual exhibitions of the
higher department of the South Nor-
walk Union school, given for many years
prior to an‘uoder Principal F. 8. Lyon s
regime. They were generally held two
nights at the close of the school year in
April, in Ely's Hall. which was invaria-
bly crowded with an audience composed
of the parents and friends of the scholars
who participatbd in the exercises. The
programme of one of these exhibitions,
held May 2d and 3d, 1859, thirty-three
years ago, was brought to light a few
days ago by an old pupil of the echool,then
conducted by Princi Bradley. The
reproduction of the gramme at this
time will no doubt arouse very pleasant
recollections that have long lain dor-
mant in the minds of those who took
part in the exhibition or were pupils in
the higher department of the school:
Vocal music.
Opening Address, honorary. . ........... — ———-—
J. s. Sammie.
”National Character". .
N. 3. Soy mour.
Chorus ........... .. ................. ~———
Cornposltions. ......................... ~——-—
Misses Benedict. Byxbec, Hyatt, Raymond.
“Perpetuity of the Union" . Webster
G. W. Comatock.
...Muc)
Poem ................... Mrs. llemann
T. A. Sammie
Duett. orQuartctte. .-....
Dialogue-— ”Animal Magnetism -----
llr. Esculaplm ...J :5 Sammie
Archibald. student .. ...T. A.Satnrniu
Wardmuu,.~tmlsut ..C.rl. l'rovrilt
Peyton, student.. ti. \\'. Cameroon
Druilman, Yankee ......... M. W. Balaton
Jedreyaervant . t.‘. 3. Whitney
Robert Err-men's Addres......... ,__-._,.
“. I. Stevens.
Compositions ........................ .- ~ --~-
Missest‘hichester. Dibble. Ferris.
Song” . . . . ..... ..4
Porno. ............................. longfeliow
C. II. Townsend.
Dialogue~“’l'aking of Mexico, let?"
Mexicans. Gen. Bravo... ....J.T. Prmvzlt
Alonzo. his Son. .....C R. Townsend
lleli ...... .M. W. Balaton
Juan .. .. . . J. (' Mather
Two Guards. Whitney and Stevens
AmericarmJlemQultman" ..J S Sammie
Lieut. laivull. . .A. Mort-house
Lieut. Beauregard . W. I. Steve-m
Patrick, Il’znll D. senor, ti, W. Cum~
elixir
Three Soldiers. l’row'ttt. Sammie.
Seymour
Cora, Bravo? Daughter, Miss A. ll.
llyalt
ldali ............. Misc D. I... By shoe
Chorni- or Quartsrte ..
C urnpiaitious ~
Misses Benedict, Elwell. l‘casr, \V' hippie
P- nm— " My ll 2111c on t ..e Rhine".
M. \\. Rah-ton
Sean—Solo ................ ~u~4
Dialogue— "Box and (fox' ........... --..
itox, Printer. .. . .M. W. Balaton
Cox, Hatter ......... . J T l’rowiu
Mrs thinner-r. .Miss M. A Cunningham
Closing Song .. ~ «
App: nded to the programme is the
standing in sclurlanlhiinrst ton in order,
boys and girls. as follows: John S.
Salim-is, William 1. Stevens, N. 3. Hey-
mour. Thuxlorc A. Sammie, A. More
house, Charles R. Townsend, F. II.
Smiicld. George W. Cometock. (l. 3.
Whitney, J. C. Mather. Misses l‘. E.
Bradley." M. A. Dibble, ll. E. Bell, G. A.
Benedict, M. A. Elwell. G. W. Taylor,
D. 1.. Byxbec. A. D. Hyatt. l". J. Peace,
A. B. Chlcbruter.
Other pupils, whose names are not
given above, were J. 0. Byabee, Robert
Bradley, Thomas M. Theodore For,
(diaries l1. Ferris, I). B. Jutten, Wilbur
th, Arnot Nash, Benjamin Raymond.
Oliver Richards. John Biguey. Francis
Stevens, William B. Stiles, J. ll. Times.
Mirees l’. M. lleuedict. Hauler D. limo.
C. Frances Byxbee, l’. A. llestty, J. A.
Crew, llary Craw, Elisabeth C. Day,
Josephine A. Ferris, Frances Hoyt.
Frances A. Hill, Grace it. bombard,
hour 3. Myrtle. Home , Bliss
11.11-1- r; at... 11,. Jug»
m. u P. Smith. bosom Taylor
Emma Warren. ll. Father $01.:
Louisa Weed. C. E. Whippiv,M.
Wile-non, Emma A. Wilt-oases.
or later-st to Illeysllsts
“Imeon Winch,” tube produced at
Music Hall on Thursday mug. by
Palmer's Bicycls‘l'ourhts, b said to be
on the three comedy order. and the
bicycle is the c‘anss of many coinlnal
as well as startling situations. The
urn-lo, which was specially arranged for
ssldtohorssehsupsrlortothstgsuer
snyaredtupmduotlousofthhklad.
‘l'ltseossyaayisaaetsptlousllystrong
unmudholudes some very ..strung
specialty players. when we
nights-idealism
MW’Grad-MMDM
Immoral. filmy my.
Amy,(lserng.\Vllthns,c.r.Ward
asdethuv. neonate-y travels-1.
Mum-unmade
Wuhan-thinner.
7 e a the
mt“ onto!
y “Waxes-rum, May‘L—A slight
«We
thplsybyllsrveyll.’l'hoiapsvn,ls""
cvcnon: mo “articulate.
l’asnsylvanla lap-chases of”
lathe I."
Gunman, Pa.
“(plea-um,
“tr-“menace
, . mil
' Earthquake lhoeh.
“27‘.
lilblt l'n ThrrsHillfi
other sections of” North lane-torment)
Brio-1111s shockwas but utsfew sac
onds' ,duration. The ground swayed ans
hmwmshakeu.
htraekby nghtahg.
0mm, llay 7,—Durlag a seven
thunder storm Julius thGernnr
residing at Norwood,wasstruckbyllght
utugandlnslautlykillsd; "Howls drivins
alongthsrosd,aocompaniedbytwofrienrh
sndhiswlfe. Oneofthsmenwasssvsrely
buruedonthehrmandthshorsswashilled
The Cyclone at Washington.
Warn-ores, Hayl—Asevernwiadano
rain storm pa-ed our Washington,“
roonnganurnbsrof houses. Thetramr
steepleortheflarnlinelethodhtzpisocp
churnhwssblownonandhurledacro-tht
street. “legnphtelephoneandflreahflt
wireswereblowndown.
ALLEGED CENSUS FRAUN.
Empire huts Democrats Accused by the
New York Tells-Ire.
New Yonx,lay 'l.—The New York Trib
use declares that wholesale alterations
were made in the original eunmerstors’rn-
turasfor thesaurus of thsstats lageu Feb
l6, and that fully mono names returned a
alienawerechanged tomahethem counter
citizens.
The Tribune .ertsthat therewereforceo
sight at the mm
Km
I SUP Tll THE :STEEBIGE‘ ' ‘
The Chiuese Bill Thus De-
scribed at Omaha.
more
Attach lllm. but the Mt, m
d the lulu-low cum-It“. Favored
money. Well, that isn’t halfthe mystery Tbemyst‘ery
is how they can be made for it, to say uothingot
profits for the dealer.
you‘burittorma
It’s almost low '
to make you a
piciousabontths
As to that point,
sentence is
and you’ vs never
, anything better. , ,
hops youll wonder b
they can be sold for the
Y9 Natives of the.
I maSCUIIMGendey-on‘y
Wehavegotsometbing to say to youthatwillnnt'ohlykeep
smut
mvestment besides.
.7“ mm your heartstwurm, butrwill as well save you 100 per cent. on the
1s- ”"”"‘ " “‘"w'" ”W I have this day, May 2d, purchased from George H. Bromfield,
mans,lsy1.—Atthe meeting otths
Methodist conference the ‘aotiouof m trustee of the estate of Clark A: Lounsbury, Shirt Manufacturers,
destflsrrhuallllfllllthecuaneexelu
live out so soon in: rev-mus to who failed some few months ago, over 2, 000 Gents’ Light Weight,
hiuwssssverslycnadeiansd. 'l'hslsydels
rm. WhomiutavorofChinsasW Heavy Weight, Medium Weight, in fact every Shirt left in their
tim.apwintsdscommlttaetodrswups
WWthehill. molest-shod
thppveaidsatiarvgardtothsalairmnd
now feelthstthsprsndenthudirectly
snubbedthern. Marnigamentofthr
Mot'scouvaswasexusmelyflter. In
sfikotthshtnhughoweverfiheouumit
teeonChin-eucluionsflitontheirre
per Ibsen-Heatwave.
Jadnbmehhdudthemav
N”. which remanded that as the
murmmdmdgnsdthr
mthematterbsllldandnothiagnou
dons. Dr.Swindel--idthatthoulh
eubsnvststoasstshmstqstopro
miumhiomiaChins. Naughtcouldhe
and fraudulent verifications in about twerr h
tycountiessnd that an arbitrary addition
or 25,630 was made to the popnhtion or
Brooklyn. fight/sen or twenty clerks were
at work tour or five hours rushing finals
lent changes in the llgsras. soonrdlngtoTl-r
Tribune's story, which she alleg- thatthv
Democrats abandoned the scheme to tube
late the returns further because they
couldn’t make the figures agree with thoar
already given out.
m1" B’dlll W
Ron, lay 7.-’l'he Marquis de Radial h-
aunounced the resignation of the ministry
luconseqaencsotthsvoteofwaat of con
lldenm in the chamber of deputies. Great
political excitement continues to prevail.
The Austrhu and German "peas-tam
are in constant communication with their
govermneuts and the utmost anxiety is felt
both in Berlin and Vienna. At the M
stabs-y there is joy felt over the downfall
the Budiui min’mry and the causes lead
to it, which Frenchmen declare assures
the sever-cues of Italy from the triple Alli
sacs.
Knights of llalta Ch-oue Olsen.
Au. , own, Pu, May T.—~The Knightsot
Maltsldzhtpdths following odious of th.
supreme grand commandery; Supreme corn
mend-1r. i}. Ii, Jones. Paterson. X. J.; gen
mlhumo. II, C. String, Allentown; captain
general. Louis I". Stilt. Philadelphia: tress
urer, Riclnrd Stewart, Philadelphia; re
corder. H. D. Miller, Philadelphia; senior
wdrdeu, E. D. Jones, Allentown; warden.
Aaron Lowe. Danville; sentinel. Han-hon
Sellers. Philadelphia.
Dem lay Out. at the Fair
”firearm, May 7. ~01annosy I. Depew
may yetdslivsr an oration at thededics
den of the World‘s fair building Hh
friendsareexsrttngsvery inleencetogets
placolorhimoatbeprogrammelor Get. It
next. Congressman Breckenridge. of lien:
tacky, who was chosen orator of the day
several months ago. is heartily in favor or
sharing the honors or the occasion with Ir.
Dopew.
Irelan- O'lulllvan'a Funeral.
Cutcaoo, May 1—“: remains 0! Patrick
O'Sullivan. who died at the Juliet peniteoti
ary, where he wasserviag alife sentence or
imprisonment for complicity in the murder
of Dr. Cronin, were taken to Monroe, Wis,
today for burhl. State‘s Attorney [Mtge
necker says, "Ice-u 09mins died game,
but I‘m positive that he would have made -
full confeasirm if he had not been inttm
dated."
Ills- Clayton the last regular.
Nsw You, May 1.—Iast night fully '
limo mph stunned the Acme! had
fair. ll- lstelle (Jayson was votsdthr
mastpopuhractrranwhllschulssblcksos
wssvoted asimilarhouormgthsscters.
Eachwasthsreciptntofahamlsomsprlu.
-... ---...” '
Yorthelasadlllahon'sAloeII-aa.
Bernie, May 1.4m Held In
orhhmwho w- employed by the do
fondant in (km, 1110. and retired to
ksvoaaythiag-orstodowithkhfntly.
A "us-s1»
‘ uthMr-t'
ideal. Ilsrhsutyet been an
steal-Deal.
Pas-,Isy‘l.—l. Yanks-succumbs
wheres-Incubus“
actioaiunuuncsrtintoneiurslatioatoit.
Dr. Buckley, ofNewYorkJske-d that the
matter be referred to a oormnrttee in
struotedtogetsoopyof thela’llandmake
arlsarreportouthesubject.
lttlwiadel-againmade sassrnsstap
psalfovautiunoathsb'ut Bearguedtnat
unla- some settler he tfleu the country
WMMNCMI appov'tng
the“ ma...“ most iniquitous
mas-m thongs-«this
country.
”Amwthe Steer-pa."
stem now unhadiag at Battery
park, New York,” he said. "It was ruhed
through a Demoaat1c house, M by our
noble senators and signed by our well nigh
mum preshlent solely for political
elect." Removed toreler it to the com-
mittee on tenuous
Dr. Payne, of Cmdnnati, said the church
should show that It was not controlled by
any part-n bias and that nopolmcal party
manager it. He believed the antenna
should-how that itdo-aotspprnvsof and
apoliticalmeasure.aad move-Ito send the
matter to the church mmmittee. He was
wildly a
mushtinguf Ive minbtersand fourlny-
mes. Dr. Dunn, of California. and that
one member of the committee be appointed
from the Pacific cont. This was (M.
Thruw- a universal sigh of relief when
the rsxatious question was temporarily dis
posed of _~__m_
1'". Brothers ole Together.
Bnus. May 7. ul'agerstrocm Brothers,
wholesale merchants and exporters in the
dry, have committed suicide. The elder
wssfoaadiu hiatus- withsbullstwouad
Another-dying!“-
Nvml.r.,hsy1—0sorp hrrstt,
W at mummies
mums-dwmfmtv-h-yeusd-
“mmwlfifl.
factory at the time of failure, at less than one-quarterthe actual
cost of manufacturing. .
SO WE WILL ONLY HAVE TO OFFER THE
BETTER CLASS OF GOODS.
Iotsaefollowm
THIS FIRM DEALT IN THE BETTER GRADE OF GOODS,
Thirty Dozen fine Cheviot Shirts, that can’t be bought at whole-
$10.00 per dozen: they will be sold for 50 cents mob.
sale for less than $4.00 per dozen; we propose to sell them for 25c
each. Forty dozen, little better than above. worth 35.00 per doz.,
pearl buttons. etc., 30c each. Fifty dozen, elegant quality, heavy
weight Flannel Shirts, inventoried at 88.00 per doz , actual worth
Also several small lots of very fine Shirts. worth from 8121211 to
81s. 00 per dozen, at ..1 Scents each.
Now uentlemen don't miss this chance—it don't come every
day.
you will be f ully convinced by examination of same.
07 THE
“ 83 Washington Street.
The above facts I guarantee as being every whit true. as
GEORGE R. VAX ALSTYXI‘I. Proprietor,
S. B.-—'l'heec shirts can be seen nowhere else than at the
above address.
Insurance Building. 80th Manual.
This week we can come pretty near giving you an
more if you will (oily, accept an invitation to
Owen-um!» «no undies
inpricefromoOctowMesoh.
Whoop——
you a betterdesltbisueasouthan overbefore.
W
'tbemveryobeap. , ,
, Calico Wrappers in dimly; or the best value.
beautifulline.
W
HH. .55. SSllll'l'll,
reliable
our
' and Childrsus Clocks. Capes. denim and
, Indies'lihirt Whittle
lat yles and grades, in laundried and unluundried, range
Parasol mason is now Open. and we will guarantee to give
Aunt Ladles’ Hosiery, Gloves, Swiss Ribbed Vests, etc” are now
4:: being sold in great quantitia, for the reason that we are selling
Wmdydaturthyaflessooosnd
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B. F. Stevens
44 soul 1111 and
Music Hall Block.
Wm Ion“,
BEFRIBERIIHIS
In Hard and Soft Wood,
All Sizes,
AT LOW PRICES.
The only pm city where
clover Farm creamery Bullet
13 SOLD.
L H DEHKER
19 Washington Street,
WILL PAPERS,
Paints oils Glass etc.
w.—
Combined Chair and Step Lad-
der reduced from 82. 00 top 31. 75.
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79'W35hi'16'9l ll???
Columbia Bicycles !
M0. on
And upwards. Nun. r ran- bargains in Colum-
bia safeties. whit-h haiebeen used but little.
A better investtmm than to purchase low
enewwheels. 'lheoldfi firm,
JACKSON BROS"
58 Wall Street. Norwalk. Conn.
B l C Y C L E S !
[FolivL l'ihhion or Pneumatic Tires)
bicycles, Watches, Iifliuns, Rifles
And thousands of other thin-hr giien away
with olden (or our t’tlrbrtslul i‘ens. Colleen
and Baking Powder.
Perfect museum mammal.
$911ch stamp for :51 page illustrated!»
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Bridgeport. Conn.
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'u the state of Cour-nth
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D. P. MORRELL.
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