WBNITIIIIE, SIIIIIES AND 8100K
SAFE COMPANIES.
008' Ml) BARN TAYLOR AVE, 32,400, IF SOLD AT ONCE. ONE LOT TAILOR
AVE, 50 FT. FROM, “00.
one LOCKWOOD
ll " 2 South lllaln Street,
" IIIIIIIIlll cusioaiiis
asst-run ricer Inns A
$1.30" smanr.
ooimfl gr:m
LOW RATES.
"Still Ilia Siren.
South Ilorssll.
IIIEBOIESBMMIIIWI
,South Norwalk. Ct."h
l0 PHILADELPHIA Mill.
The House?“ Strikes out the
$863,”.Wflm
~‘ Mina JLII: {I}
,m MAL corn or Ac}
Bland Vallsntly Returns to the
charge and lafthrs Defeat as More.“
ls-lllnlstar Itald's mash lull-allus-
treaty Injected by the Senate.
WAsnrsoros, lay m—Thahousedevoted
allcfthsmeslun to afurtbercoualdcratlcn
oftheauudrycivllblll. ’l‘hegeueraldebats
wasclcaet' Indrncarlythewholoasanonco
copied by a discussion of the motion of Ir.
Holman. chairman of the committee oasp
pruprlatlous, to strike out the paragraph ll
appropriating m,” for the purchase of a
site for the propcaednewmiutatPhlhdel-
phia This wu finally litmus—Yeas, In
It“
ll“! AND THEIR.
13mins“ the con-wand Ital.
gm .l'l om roe-I.
mm.m WWW .
andtheYals-l'owuoecmpauy, of can.
re consolidated.
hr erghumvs years. old.“
dB. 6. Wright, of New Haven, ate
toadstoolsandalthough everythingwas
donetosavehimhsdlsdofpciaoning.
rsenurmiiplrofnridxmwhicn
was subjected tososeveroa strain dur-
ingtbedmughtofl-twuumesz to be
increased by theccustructionof s reser-
voir havingacapacityofm,000,000 gal-
lon. '
. AIM IS THE WINNER.
lent-sky's Inna-s Old 'l‘arf Iv-t Ian
II'll
5-Wa- We “flew Her urinates Pleas-ed to the
mmmaw‘
”monument-nuns
Whitmoflta-MMI-OI-
. earl-nth.“ newscasts“
MMtdtbal-lsawltblmlsads.
A rough and tumble fight between
. Ohm dull the notorious Owen
thsand as friend, Michael Kelly, of
Stamford, occurred opposite Hrs. George
how's ruldence onlain street. yester-
Iha Oblonn Wants to Inn for recalls-t.
n-Oevsrnor (la-rho“ 'lll lat lav-so
the Kent-atto- If Cleveland ltspa Ont'
(tumor lull-lay for VIC. Proud-at.
Consort. Bans-rs. Ia, Hay la—‘l'hs Dem-
ecratlestatoconvantloa hm declared nus-
yalvacaflylorflavaruorllcrsco'llolasastha
Democratlecandldatspruidautyaadh-
mustadthe twenty-d: delegates to Chl-
cagotodoallinthdrpcwar to secure hi
nucleation. Bojcalou wu month-ring
ofitslavcrlteacn’s Wtutitan-ed
to mention Orcverlevsland in ttsplsb
form. 'l‘httwastoavold any possibflityof
the lows Democrats seeming tohave an-
othsrchoicebutnoiea
Bullets, Iar Vlca Pr-ldsnl.
Noawrcs, (bun, lay m-CaIgr-esmau
Chad-A. Busselldasiresthencsuluatlcncf
Barents-Morgan; hobbyist-tries”
idsntct the United states. Ir. Bagel!
says: ‘1hsdateisuowinthedoubflulcol—
umazlltwouldbcsurelyfi the Republican
calm withllarrbousudnulkeleyorwlth
Bulkeley on the ticket with a western
l“:ntr'ytasAsrnw-not
lucondtttoal’hll
leadbythrestofinlautha
for half the distance. um Enron and
Attach-ed up, and the three was well
bunchedatthsendoftbellrstmils. Cour.
lnglntotheshatchhllDwyerwmdcne
for,audllurontook tbelsadbyaleugtb
fruuArra. thuatnighuwodoutlarthe
runlnllnmnandAmwetelaMaudlt
wuahammernudtungsrsoaforthelmt
pols tbeywerehcadand
hsadaud both driving, and from “It out
until thswtrewasreacheditlooksdasifa
deadbeat would bathe rurlt. Am gut
hisnase In front at the wire, however, and
won byaahorthsad. 'l'hevicwrywus
verypopular one,mthisisthsfirsttimoln
thehistorycfthe Derbythat a lauisvfle
hmnshaswoutberam.
maryoftberace:
Windsor is to have electric lights.
Power will be obtained from . the Farah
ingto‘n River Power company at Rain-
bow, four miles from there. Tbspower
for lighting the streets of Hartford is
also obtained from the same source. '
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Thomas, Mrs.
Henrietta Fletcbner, August Goetschsn—
bcrg and Henry Muskewitz, of Meriden,
were poisoned after eating horse-radish.
Medical aid was summoned and all suf-
fered severely before they were relieved.
Eddie Bulchins, an eleven-year-old
boy, who says he lives at Portohesler, N.
Y., arrived in New Haven yesterday,
having ridden from Portchester on a
brakcbeam of a milk train. He said he
ran away because his father whipped
'lhecflcsrwasondntycnlsinstreet,
whabe-wnicoandKellyonthe walk
unr Int-cu Boyt's house, arguing and
threshing each other. He requested
thamtomcveon,aud theydid so,stop~
pingaftcgtl'ngasbortd'ntanceto pum‘
Ind each other. When Oflicer Martin
saw thatafight was inprogmhe
quickly ran to tbescsne and placed them
bothmndu' arrest. 'l'hey resisted and
Bioetricd toclutch the officer's throat.
him off, and was try-
hudcufls on Kelly’ s wrists
whaliion jumped upon his back and
tried to down him.
At this juncture Charles Grumman
carnealongin a wagon and policeman
Hartin appealed to bin for assistance.
Hepulled Rice from the officer‘s back.
andwilh the help of Gun Hines, who
happmed along just at this time, Kelly
was muscled. Theofilcer then turned
his attention to Rice, just in time to
avoidablow aimed at his head. Rice
was persistant and the oflicer was oblig-
ed to use his club, cutting a deep gash
over the prisoner's right eye. Ollicer
Northrop then came up and took charge
of Kelly, who had been kept out of the
afirly by bystanders. Afté going a
shortd'ntance Kelly made another savage
refinance and for a few minutes the
odour had his hands full. Rice by this
timewas under subjection. Kelly was
putin Grumman‘svwagon and carted to
thelockup. Moorlarun had, lathe
mainline. gothls prfioner in a wagon
. .d taken him to tho lockup. The
[winner'sfoughtall the way to the sta-
liar huncand were locked up h separ-
atisoslb. A physician was summoned
to dim Rice's head.
'l'hi morning they were brought before
Jtmtico Coolidge in the borough court-
room, which was crowded with spans
tors. Kelly’s case was tried first.
wu charged with usmult, breach of the
peace, drunkenne-and resisting an onl-
cer. He pleaded guilty to drunkenness.
'l'bc justicehoard the testimony and sea-
nnced him to thirty days in Bridgeport
’pil on thefirst count. nolled the second
I“ W, unrefined him 37 and seldom:-
edhiruto thirty days in jail on the
finnrlhand latchrge. The costs were
During the debate Mr. Blaudsald that so
long as the present financial policy of the
government was continued the voting cl
money for the Philadelphia mint served at
usefulpurpose, and be hopeth ifthepto
vision remained in the bill the committee
would insist that the mint be required tc
serve thepurposc for which it was intended
and that the coinage of silver be compelled
Ir. Sayrea. of Texas. warned the ma
jcrity of the malty of reducing theap
prupriations, and called attention to the fact
tht while Mr. Randall represented thcl’hil
adelph‘m district in thehousethcrewasus
suggestion for a new building, but last year
taking advantage of the extravagance of s
Bepuhlian congress, the project was pro
seated and med, but no appropr’mtiouwm
lollllh hands a Warning.
Recurring to the motion to strike out the
item, Mr. hlchlillin urged the members. in
respective of party aflliations and lwlief. tr
look earnestly at the subject of appropriav
tionaiuviewof the fact thatadsficicucy
starve the house in the face. "The .timatm
of the secretary of the tromu'ry,” said he.
“show a surplus next year of ammo» to
meettheainking fund andotherexpsr-Q.
The river and harbor bill alone appropriates
over summoned I want to ask. gentlemen,
upon what myougoing tome-enhances-
psodituresl What new taxes are you going
to impose to provide the revenue! If we
aregoiugtohe a billion dollarcongreas, it
would be just as well. in the estimation ol
thepeople,thatwehadnotbecnacongre-
at all. Fa it is probable that we shall then
bedealt with as the people dealt with the
mm”
Following is asuns
The Kentucky Derby, one mile and shall:
Amfint: Huron, first; Phil Dwyer,thlrd.
flaps I’ll! Swl- Sand-tron.
Barman, lay la—Bohert P. leave.
the Balthnore swimmer, has ds ‘
two forfeit with The Morning
swim GusSundstrnm. of New York, a fire
mile race for the championship of Amarlu.
Thematcb istobefor Mar 81 .Illlaside,m
and is to take place In Philadelphhawdlalti-
Brian lutheltmaxew.
hms,0.. Minn—Themaths
Oklooougreaaioul districtfavor
Benatchriosfcrpredd-t Inflrlceisa
www.mhhuamewfilgobefmtbe
Chicago convention if the conditioners
fanatic.
Comptroller Lacey has ordercd the
Thames National bank, of Norwich, to
call in all its five dollar bank notes inthe
1882 series and send them to Washingtonian!“
for destruction and reissue. The bills in
question have the oflicers'
printed instead of written, as the law re-
TO INDICT COAL MAGNATES.
Coal (‘omblne Rota-mm Baton
Federal Bra-i Jury.
(.‘nlcsoo,llay11—.-Thl many
out annulus today,
moucmllam or their Mutated
the federal grand jurymndhalllnthswseh
isoutnotafewofthe hlf dunes million-
aires who control the authracltecoal cum
may be under indictment. Subpmuas ftw
ten big anthacite dealers were served upon
the following gentlemen: J. W. Skeet.“-
dsat manager of the Philadelphia and Bead-him.
lug Coal and Ira-company : Walters. Bogle,
mat of the labigh Valley Coal company
and other companies: 8. S Van Insert, local
manager Pennsylvania Coal company;
George Merriweather wanton agent for
OoxellrothenkCo” om Bookeryhulldiag,
Ammfi
ulthel’hilndelpbiaand Beading Coal corn-
pany; William P. Bend, 6. W. Meeker. W.
ll. blather, Secretary Rhodes and EL.
“Mam
Oahu-nus. 0., lay u—k-Governor
lellgotofl'awYcr-khtprdayand
M thorn. Hr. Camp-
ballwlll be a audible if Ir. Cleveland
withdra
nil-lunar]
1" mun-l
A daughter born to Mr. and hits. Ed-
ward Morse. of Shelton recently has more
relatives than the average. She has two
grandmothers, threegreargraud mothers.
eleven great-uncles and aunts and six
great-great uncles and aunts. The re-
cordof mugs and spoons she received,
has not been completed.
Company Kof the Fourth regiment.
ON. (3.. at Studded, ison the verge of
dimolution. All three of the odlcers
have tendered their resignationand it is
now probably a question of dlshandmeut
or trumfcr to Bridgeport. 'l'lteoompany
has been quite weak for several ymrs
and has had a very low rating in figure
of merit orders.
The grand list nf ch Haven fonts up
FILWSJBQ, an int-roast- of $490.60“ over
It was expectcd that the in-
crease would be much large-r. but the de-
crease- in personal estate reduced the
figures by a considerable sum. The per-
sonal estate last year amounted to 811,:
501.148, a decrease of $1,201,884. The
increase in real estate is 81367.7“.
Augusta l-‘robcl. of Her-idea, seventeen
years old, dropped deed yesterday while
on her way to work. The girl washenltby
and robust and her sudden death has
caused musidemble surprise. Medical
Examiner Wilson is of the opinion that
some organic disease was the muse of
death, as she never exhibited any symp-
lnms of heart trouble.
last September (.‘hnrlcs “'nkely, Jr..
of Strutford, jumped from a fence and
felt a stinging mutation in his great toe
The foot began to swell and became ex-
l’oulticcs and lini-
ments were rcwrtcd to, but Without
avail, and in spite of the skill of physic-
ians at home and at the Bridgeport hos
pital the disease kept steadily WW
sing. llondsy the foot was amputated.
Mull. nhh Blot-0 Would Inn.
Wamsoros, May I“ -Reprceentative
Beamlh. of Maine, who is a warm friend of
lullaiuathiaks the secretary would ac
asp th nomirmtiou if it went tendered
Cleveland Ind-rand.
CONCORD, N. 11., Hay ltd—The Demo-
antic state convention
posed renomination of Grover Cleveland.
wrnn scucotsvn summs.
I. In lbfirapsrlntwndent of the Quaker
Clty's Pollen Force.
Pmuoruuu. lay la—Police (‘aptain
Joseph I. Behooley, of the Philadelphia ptr
line force, committed suicide about mm
a. m. in the city ball by shooting himself
through the right temple. He died almost
instantly. Code: the plea that be was go-
lng to write a letter, he entered his office,
locked the door and took oil his captain‘s
. Standing in front. of amirrur
he fired the shot.
~ Schooley was sixty-two years old and was
burninthiacity. lie was appointed lieu-
teaautofpollcelulmaud aptain of pr»
Mlulm. ruininginlfli flcwasagalu
anointed acnptaiu in Inf: and held. that
olcauttlhh dash. In November, lull
th of
mend sawed as‘such
"q until Jan. 1, libel; whoa Superintendent
chains. Thou-of Schooloy’a
suicide was tempmary insanity. due to ill
health Be made hh reputation by sup-
pre-ing the Philadelphia labor riots a few
years ago. He was outspoken. bind and
fearless.
”Ruckus,
Mall Wan Int Agalnst It.
Kr. UXeill,of Pennsylvania, spoke against
the motion to strike out.
Ir. Randall's views on the mint question
andhslltandall) wasuotoppined tothe
buildingof anew one. Delay in the pur-
chase of units for a new building would only .
add to the mot. when the purchase is made,
as inevitably it must he.
Hr. Holman presented a letter from a
gentleman in Philadelphia, received since
thebillwas reported to the house.sayiug
thatasitefor theminthuallyas avaihhla
as the one recommended could he purchased
for ouothtrd the amount named in the till.
Ir. llamasahmsaid that the letter from
the secretary of the treasury (quoted by
several gentlemen) to the sheet that tlu
new mint was not absolutely necessary. was
not before the committee when thriller!
He said he knew
District Attorney Milchrist has been con-
templating th more for some time. He
was averse to talking guardedly about the
' ' . ”I can say little about what
we lntrnd to do.” he said. “Mutts-e we do
-:u show our hand. as tip-n the other
fellows rmghl take advantage of us.
pm to bring their big ccaldealrrs before
thcgraud jury toseewhat theycan tell us.
This investigation mly go further, and thh
Bunlyasunallhateh of maluIenwhomay
be asked to give - iteration."
loyal Arch Mano-f Election.
hams. Hay 11—11» grand chapter of
the Royal Arch Issues of New J
held their annual lusting here and elected
the following cllcers:
priest, Edward lilh, of Camden; deputy
grand high priest, Andrew J. Bale, of New-
touggrand king. Theodore F. Randolph. of
Bridgetou;grand scribe. Thomas Aymaol
Orangc;grand Insurer, Fred. G. wit-soc!
Bordentuwn; grand secretary, George lid
wards of Jersey City; grand captain of boat.
Joseph K Fulper, of W
grand aojourner, If. I. firmer, of Board
royal arch captain, l]. W Wagner, of lion
A Ismarhable Console-cs (:0.le ball-w.
W ashram, lay ILL—Postmaster llec
eval Wanamaker has mired a «manicure
contribution of 01.31) In an envelope: pint
lurked New York. The unknown wyltet
said the money was the balance of Interest
heowed the government on money which
bestole in was. llshaauowpaidprtuclpal
and inn-rest, in all “7.511). The writer
added that "nomsu has entered more for
his crime than I have "
Ir. mundane: Kentucky, warmly " F“ 3"“ ”K"
criticised the chairman of the committee
Illr. Holman) for bringing in testimony at
thotail end of the debate, gathered silot
tbecommitteehad reported the bill,with
the elect ofmaklug members whosupport-
ed the itemsppearto have reached acct
claim without havlughad all the factsbe
Ilr. Tillman. of South Coronado-lug
thedehatc desired. only to not members not
' ‘ committee what war
the neceadty of building a mint when
thereis nothing to ruin" he added: “ll
you’llpusafreeaiinsge billwe‘ll glveyoo
amlat,batl‘rn onto-ed." Therssiof the
sentence was loaf. in the laughter that fol
lowed Ona votothe motion of Inllol
man to strike out the Philadelph'u mint
During the trial big James Burns,
-ol the New Osman road
was intoxicated, was ejected
the room for d'nturbing the court.
He afterwards became so '
mum Justice ordered Uilict-r
him underurresl.
prhouers’ penaud tin
cutempt of court, but
"lacunaftsrbegging hishonor's par
loading Controls Another load.
Wu, llay I‘d—A mntrm has
WW beencucuted between the Reading, the
New York Central and
Wand Pit raining railroad», by which
the three systems are united over the Beach
Chili railway for a general interchange of
talk. Under this arrangement the But
falo. Wand Pittabnrg road undsr‘
taheetoccmpletelmmsdiatelv a new line
trout Dutch to Clearfisld, where a cannon
ttcuis made with the Beectheek. By
this extension the headlagoontrnls a large
bituminous coal tonnage and obtain-rues
to petroleum, timber and“ other heights.
startlingly painful.
la the one of Owen Rice the charges-i
were the same as in Kelly's use. He r»-
the museum.
the mulls, yesterday, Ofllcer
lartln's thumb, which was bitten by
Darth! Haulon Saturday night, was in-
Mand today it isquitepaiuful. The
M receivp much credit for the dc-
“ my!” tackled the men when
liq.“ him. Iichaol Kelly, was
employed as driver for P. W. Bum some
Ir. Bland caused much excitement sun
so little consternation when he blend ar
an amendment to the mint clauseapvnpo
mien requiring allaquwisthns to bepaid
in money coluedlrom thesilverbulllonncw
on deposit in the treasury. llr. Lester, at
Georgia, who was chairman of the com
mitten of the whole, ruled the amendment
ontolwder. Ir. Bland It first applied
from thb decision, but then withdrew hi
appeal, saying that he would olsr his
amendment to another clause of the bill.
Ill l' Olll‘Ell ANIl IIIIOPIII Eh I'll.
unset mu‘. 1. mini...
Porto-mars, ll. Y., lurk—hands
shun. twentyfouryaars old, a student
at'aEaatmu Baal-am
Courteous-l Inna love In. any (DIM
Mata In the Union.
"L'ltlllll’ctlt‘lll, probably, has more Ili-
vorcc suits in proportion to its also," a
distinguished member of the Hartford
county her said, ”than any other state in
the Union. Like liquor uses. divorce
cases continually lumber up the calendar
of the Superior Court. and
thch—sureym. many state lawyers
would had It oaths bard sledding
in order to get a thing.
was. with tbls net, m“It amt»
cum to hold. Alsofihat there are more
elopements In this state each year than
house-tun hny’ other communism
» Whylnolepeméutl'sgettingtobea
. thingofalmcat daily occurrence,and
often tlIerearetboorthreeou the same
day. In lhepaotseven days, fortn-
rtance, tlrers were an even half doom of
elopemenmaudlntwoof the caseathe
padkstotbeelopemeut had been mar-
ried and as committed blamy. The
featunoftheelopetnectcrase is by no
means uni-Ital, either. In one week
last winterth-rewore three elcuemeuls
lnmcity,audall the elopsrs butane
were already marrled.
“But tocome hack to the subjects"!-
ltopped Ills license and Will not It...“
Pm "also la... lay la- ill-s llattie
8. Frost, of New York, h- appliod to the
”lath-Incite! ofpollcflortheaddrrasot
Edward P. Starkey, to whom her father’s
wlllleavsamaadtberevsrslcaofuofl
more asaaerprasatoo of gratitude to the
lante- far stoning a span or what
fall.thetsby-vlu|thellveuf Inhom-
g5:
pear-d. told
lovewlthali- Nelda
who-fatherwimld not“l
sndthathshadmateap
suicide
w
math-Marlena»
Therepcrtoftbollcardcf Health for
mementh'ofalwllahowsadscmse in
Mohammad-spre-
esdlsg-nfltoflarcb. singlecase
“mt-W. bchgtheaame
artisltstrsmth, :34 two of W
I'm IMO! W. Killed.
'l’n Inn-rage lllh Culture.
Waursoros, llsw laminae-starter
3......“ isms...“ "imam
. .. , ’ mom for the en
Dh;|or III libel” 0—0. To.
Mandatory-wince "
Without;
was: Is a was Way.
Wluhlhlll. Pa, lay m—d‘s- leather
mlauhvuutymahad mowing
Wyn-lsgcamywfll that down
‘ thrwowlagflmmantclnylsyatul:y It,
mans-out.
ltnw Iona. WM
Ill!
dewsaadsarrcwly
soatralrallrcadtralaat
Musings-Mavens.
M's haul“.- My Mud-I.
.ad h tensed-ad has special
bully.butnaubhe mad om
lemon-town who per-lent
humus-assurance»
’“W m: the
«unwashed-actual...»-
ltd-annual
“ma
1.1.0.; rowan-s.
The third antral field day of the
You Iguassu-am or
Mullhshfllansrhy, Jana
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BROTHERS
W'— ' 3' .
’ syn. gr,
IItsonit Building,
Harwell. is how they can be
profits for the dealer.
Ye NatiVes of‘the
|Masculine Gender Only.
I
MVP Till? go tflsomethmg to say to youthat will not onlykap
,. MI I I: t. . ‘ I a . '
ydur hearts warm,J u wrflas‘ hell me' you 100 per cent; on the
Investment besides.
I have this day, may 2d, puichased from George H. Bromfield,
trustee of the estate of Clark & Lounsbury, Shirt Manufacturers,
'who failed some few months ago, over 2,0tm Gents’ Light weight,
Heavy Weight, Medium Weight, in fact every Shirt left in their
factory at the time of failure, at less than one-quarter the actual
cost of manufacturing.
THIS FIRM DEALT IN THE BETTER GRADE (IF GOODS,
SO WE WILL ONLY HAVE TO OFFER THE
BETTER CLASS
Lots as follows:
Thirty Dozen fine Cheviot Shirts, that can’t be bought of whole-
OF GOODS. .
sale for less than 84.00 per dozen: we propose to sell them for 25c
ouch. Forty dozen, little better than above, worth $5.00 per (102.,
pearl buttons. etc., 30c each. Fifty di sen, elegant quality. heavy
weight Flannel Shirts, inventoried at $8.!!!) per don. actual worth
810.00 per dozen: they will be sold for 50 cents each.
Also several small lots of very fine Shirts, worth from $124.» to
$18.00 per dozen, at 75 cents each.
va gentlemen don’t miss this chance—it don’t come every
day. The above facts I guarantee as being every whit true. as
you will be fully convinced by examination of sumo.
GEORG E ll.
OF THE
VAX ALSTYXE. l’mprii‘tor.
83 Washington Street.
S. B.'—-'lhesc Shirts can be sot-n nowhere else than at the
3. SMITH,
Insurance Building, 80th Norwalk.
This week we can
it M'Wifl“m
ty napr giving you an agreeable
, pl. vitalian. uniuspect om
, of bottled Elli! Ulill " :9. ,Gapes, Realm and
W Mlhrindtr'lnll’ddmplo ‘ stock of Ladies' Shirt Walsh
n all styles and grades, in laundried and unlaundriml range
lnpricofrornfiOctowHOOoach
Parasol season Is now open, and we will guarantee to give
you a better deal this season than ever below.
Wm...-
Ladies' Hosiery, Gloves, Swiss Ribbed Vests, etc. are now
being sold in great quantities, for the reason that we are selling
them very cheap.
Calico Wrappers in all styles are of the best value. '
I
Look at our beautiful lineal fillhillnes, used for l)mpery,m
only ‘18 cents per yard.
t
In Luce Curtains and Upholstery goods we are displaying a
beautiful lino.
WI-
Don‘t forget our spedalty every Saturday afternoon and
s
W
1' sopon every
money. Well, that isn’t half the mystery. The mystery
stoning until 6 o'clock}.
our Clothing -‘
ytoc buy it for sin-prim
salmost low ,
to make you a one
Picious about the q
As. to that point,
. sentence is ehotl
We’ve never handled
and you’ve never bought
‘ anything better. ' Per:
haps you’ll wonder how
they can be sold for the
roads for it, to say nothing of
44 SOUTH Mllll SHEET,” ' L
Music Hall Block.
HEADQUARTERS not
BEFRIEEBAIORST
In Hard and Soft Wood.
All Sizes,
AT LOW PRICES.
The only place in the city where
Clover Faim Creamery Butler
IS SOLD.
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79 Washington Street,
WALL PAPERS,
Paints, Oils, Glass. etc.
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Combined Chair and Step Lad-
der reduced from $2 .00 to p31. 75.
amino, PIPER HANGING In:
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79-Wasliiiigmn 81.779
Columbia Bicycles I
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Ainl u it‘l‘fll’ils Snnu ran bargains in(olum-
bin Sn Hits \t’llll ii hau- been used but lltllt.
A better imnmmut than to purchase lIw
grade ncn wheels. 'lht old lirm
JACKSON BROS”
58 Wall Street. .Vnrwalk. Conn.
B l C YC L ES!
[Salli], (‘Ixahirm or Pnl umnlii‘ Til-est
hioycles, Watches lircuns, Rifles
And thousand; of other things giun away
with orders for ourulclimml Tea:- Coffees
llllll B skim; Ponder.
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logue.
TheBeIknapIeaflo
Bridgeport, Conn.
'l‘lmliamlmmmt and best rqulDM‘d tea More
u the state of Conn-Wu! I’ll 6m
0. P. MORRELE.
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Iii-urnnrr l-nrnium- Insomnia a spa deity.
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D. P. MORRELL,
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l‘ imim and honor ’lltl III funiiluri uwwd with
I .In- Trunks nml pmkunw unlit-l for and
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souin uonsm sivltti‘llii.
hl VI ashlngtou strict.
Open daily from t to Ila. us, and from 1 I03
p. In" and on Saturday arenlngs from 6 m It.
Wlotereat allowed cndcpoalta.
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HOMER B. HOYTP.
upon Watchman: and brain
lollmt'l'll MAIN mm.
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