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WNLEY BILL
WWIuMOaaslclorao
land's Anal-toss. Itells nah truth
Isl-wickWarhtac'msa—Ieaelteoi
hots-tis- lale W la-
mulls-instants.“
llama-estatelahormumiuiouer
who mmlmmna
W Wharton Mop—
pointed to monumholdehv
Mikado-diam ‘0
billowing is
themthewYorkBtate LaborCoin-
mink-lulled Charles P. Peck. This r‘e—
attractodso much notation that
revered by Commit
. presented herewith
lull. Mallow-nacho to this'
its author. although a
appointed to the ofleewhich be
by Mr. Cleveland while gov:
ew York. commends the Me-
and shows In his oflciul to
or it there has bccnawon—
iucresse in manuiactures, employ.
wags of employees. The report
ltsauthur have been most bitterly at,
Democrats, a committee ap-
E
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g; 121:,
to disclose to them the indi-
ual busine- statements made to him
confidence by manuiacturcrs, upon
which be based his report:
In of law the undersigned has
com the work attendant upon the is
wring oi the
scan d
ninth nominal report oi the hu-
cs
veaabriot au
FEE
labor“ and herewith
_ot the contents of
charucte
work m0! allthevsricjdflrnb
We: Wu u
flamvrmm'mmflmod
bornea closerrelatioushi to thewelisre
atateorfur—
oi the wage earners 0t
uishedthe blieingeneralwithstatistical
datssov uabletoacomprehensive under-
practiulw go! the
one teemomic cstiouol present
day thetarlil.» .whetherlevied
"tor revenue only" or for “revenue and the
incidental at American manu-
utericau labor.” is certain
as to enlist
and in-
American
report has
E?
or extensive within which
on his work with
u 1-»
thestate New York.
eresreto be found byior
number-oi manuiaanring to
the most varied industries
“number or individual em—
wags earners 0! any at the
cannonwealtbsembrscediu the
Bo tbatwhatever the statis—
looted and tabulated may
totheeflectsoi “ cction '
in New Yer may ’ust-
m lyt brake ‘ the.
on w country.
mauyyears had the subject of
assumed such t proportions
to It in l Alws sauinr-
in questiono politiml
[or by our mien
d thpreddeutoi mound
It the sole subject at his au-
her, 1”.
congre-
sad IWmmg-
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ts not the province
here discuss the
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byths upoaoeoootaie
the (I thought anddis-
casino awgmufi rostrum-111i
bearing upon thisverylnt»
olthialltlation,
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TAMI
Clothing
Cookingand
(had-peandtwine.............
Corks. cork soles.etc...........
Electrical apparatus
materials.
Polishesandd
Rail
Rubber
Salt ............................
Scientific instruments and ap
pliances . . .
Shipbuildi
Sporting
Stone. marble, etc
galowmundlasfs‘gggm’ )
amcs c n s
Tmcco,g
Trunks
Whips, lashes and
Wooden goods
M 9* 1, ,_
70 North Mam. St.,
~» 1» : soon-1 uoawnut. or.
.‘LABOBINNEWYOBL‘
more mum rum mar went ‘
implement-1......
Wei
m.................
Artimus' beds"................
amt-“mints.“
Bootsand
rick. sewer pom...
Doomandlnushea..um....
Burialeasesmssketsmoflnneto
Carpetiu
”Vb-asswaaaaawaaaa u.
assoconwlaosseaaus’eaea
Drugs and medicines..........
Dydulb andchdtnlcala.......
lertheuandstnnawarc .....
andappli»
wow-.-
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G ..
‘Gloves, mittcnnetc ............
Glue. wax and starch..........
Bairwurk (animal andhuman).
ink, mucilags and paste. .......
lv bone.shcll horugoodsuiw
ulcfilt’erand leather goods"...
uen .......................... .
Liquors and beverages (not
spirituous) ....................
Li'quors malt), distilled and
ermen .......... .. ........
Lumber ....................
Machines and machine
Metals and metallic gofi
iolds, lasts and patterns .
Musical inetruments and ma.
terinls ........................
Oils and illuminating fluids. ..
Paints, colors and crude m
Pterislz'a. ............... . .....
a r pa r goods ........
Perfumes, toil; articles. etc..
Photographs and photographic
s ........ "nu"...
“fiffifflfingrr
n ..
unsubletic goals...
surf-m cigarettes, etc.
valises ..........
stocks
. ..... ...
I
tore
see-as
no...
iiOWls ‘
‘ Mg
. Ti mes
Next Wool: ,New‘ Baraalns.
“URTEVANTIS
tom noufifrlfiflg, ”Ulises,
III: 100.5515
steer-n 051,111 11
0, s1 1”“
100 minors
at 10131000
01.10110 40.10510
mam met
01,5000 mar
imam 0,100
ms» menu
11.00311 10.51110
moo 4,001 40
toms» mosses
..... 001.1155: 01.00017
g eiéi'oi
100,122 or more 51 2222': III:
mu mot
4.01000 ..
...... 0.210 0
...... 100.5910: 11.01240
10.00101 000,251 at
01000 5.01000
............ 40,491 14 10.1101 11
01.45015 0 AN“ ............
I was 101,421 00 1,112,100 56
...... Jr
...... mil-£08 45.006113
110.407 00 15,147 00
22,101 05 0,101,418 is
...... mam 01 mm 11
521.017 10 mm is ......
13.10050 10,0007:
11300 100.com
9‘1000 101M” .
180,500 77
42,15! 19
[17,“! 3|
119,476 76
1,153.“? (B
Rot........................ m,“ in 031.815.!” ”
071571.055 3'7 WW 3 31.193341 3 $5337.“ 15
mmm
3:5.”
wear-in a
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:11-
From the shove the reader will readily
understand the exact nature and oi
thelnvastigntionJhe results oi whic are
here marl in tab!
rutive stat rent 0! the in—
production and
In the datyuvcn industries cov’
With a view of cmnomiriofi space.
lhavs cla-ihed trader under the radio
oi "industries." That is. in the "clothing ’
industry is included all those trades or our
iablisbments manuiacturing articles or
parrl and so. too, with the
briefly sum
meta lic
lements." etc.
"n u
res or the totals incln
nder "C othinx" lo
uded nolesa than llll distinct trades.
lt lsneedleu umomrnentu the upstate
in the above
to Is; the tell their own story simply and
with abso ute truth. It appears that than
amount
as show‘
same
A
ltural
lumber
the total
was a net increase in wages oi 013.311.0an
ii} the year 1001 no compared with the
id 1111000. 11ml 1: net incrcnee of
product on oi 001.915.100.00 in the cor l80l
over that oi 11m A eimplcnnnlys oi this
table turthcr demonstrates the interesting
(act that oi the sixtysevcu industries; mv.
cred 77 per cent. oi them show 1111 increase
either of the wagesor product. tit-both. and
' that. there were no lcshthan 60.75 instances
0! individual increaseso' wagon during the
l of the above table will give
the reader a definite idea as to the actual
oftrades covered undercsch oi the
slut -seven industries named. While the
usirlrs” are but sixtyaeven In number,
121 “1'21”" i" m“fide%%‘“‘ i“
i, , vs emp oymeut , wor -
human and women.
. iollow in natural
A COMPARATIVE TABLE SHOWING TEE INCREASE AND DECBM
OF THE AVERAGE YEARLY EARNINGS OP EMPLOYEES IN THE YEAR
lfll OVER 1”.
Average Yearly liters-scorne-
11100. 1001. Immerse-e.
H Agricultural implements not 30 M 10 is It
OArmeand ammunition ..... ............... 40343 4000: om
2Artlflcial leetb....... ............ .1......... MN $445 ”6 ....
”Artisana‘tools ....... ... ..... . ............ .. 466“ 41905 8“ ....
DAnimmtmtg-ngotc...... ..... 45115 49% 8183 ....
laBootoandahom asst 4081'! HQ
“Brick,tileandsewerpipe.......... ........ mm In?! 1500
unmandhrushes 20080 00270 fist
100 Building............. ............. . ..... 1... 4743 40545 .... 8E
lOBurlalcases,caskets.oodins,etc...... 45245 40413 4200
mmmm an sons 3!! ....,
mmmm,ete man “is not
SWaeidIIetc not: sum rue
11 Clockawatoheaetc we 81 514 00 D 18
MClothiu...” 00501 11100 1588 ....
flCoohingaudhaatiugapparatnamW use 00000 W41 ....
tendenmtwinqste new 00000 “I .1...
ICGMcos-ksolsaetcm ”£6 0“ 117 ....
totem-sud pestil- new tilts 10¢
a Drapulrasdieioss 001 it D 10 a. ....
thy-toxemia.” store was no
lilartheuaadstosewarsuww... a: a: In 45.5
9W a ste.......
WWWMWWM [810 Will 1021
lhaery are “it at! .... 10000
lama" smut G
I ..-. “I 10100 , ....
e fireworks, matchesudsulphur........... m I lit 11.? ....
instantiation-100s... sun ”It .... 140'!
, ltd-emit“ g: :g 3:: ....
‘ aton- on 01 0101» an
- 106mm ate... mm 0147 rots
OGlustarohaadwas"..................... In,” 13' In
' illvory,hcas,shell.hmgecds,ete...1...... turn were Bil
“Immunities” till “it no
" inn-nah“ :2: $0.: :2
”Honors Minot 1 ....
«macaw-saw-.. VIM MI) I ....
i. ashlar“ W..................r ~. It ”I! ....
”gems-arguable * will hit one ....
”mused . “I lit! a
uludwmm..1..... ewtl‘ not an
Hills-I laib................ It. I!!! OH ....
' Ins-imam-..” am 014- aa
”Pm! not.» arts are: an
“Mum-111.1... «new men are
‘1 umb .. «lot with lot ....
10m as «Its teen wet ~ ....
”I may: 1:1 00 run 0010
“Wears-sauna no eats lair ....
"Wow“ erase 40001 on
1011411.. “it new I.
mmm .1.... flu will ~ ...1 Ms
‘ 'mnflhumuur was out 1001
I as“ ..............1. all run 1 .... =0]:
roan easemep‘ 1:, 1 us-
‘ ’11.. or: all 1101
.. _ , reset-eh “our, ~ '1 fl ‘-
bsi ‘i."uiimflru....‘zih...m... V V ’ "L is n
'11. .0 IwOQ’QQIOCGIIOHO ‘1. '1
u,” e‘ .
lgr‘ 17'
a
‘lhs included lathe abovetahls
to and m isstrict harmony
th the iacts Table No.
the sixtyoight ind included
75 t. oi them show an increased
earning in the yeorlillil.
“average inoreaseolyeurly
”11'3"“. crew
av
aruimot the employees in the it ymne
trades showing an increase was $413.00 in
101 as compared with 1000
In addition to thoinvesti of this
the continued
sub aurora
annual vestisa nuoi all labor die
htrbanm cs MIT in the ate-t3, dull“;
pastyear. e hum r str cs
tor the year 1001 was 4,519 as
0.58 occurring in the Milka
timeout 1.140. 0! the
wit- or 50 per cent. oi them. won:
in the g trades. s (set that seems to
ueuce the Millhuh
tallied hrthe investigation oi the
“effect of the tar“! on labor and wages."
it has been my eapcrieuce,1u i doubt
not it has been tbstoi eve utullnllclatn
argon la. thatooe loiien h nds llimxcll
pied—unconscious par ape—to pun
sue an investigation wi’th a view I!) 1211:4111»
lish a preconceived theory. How often
(allure and positive discomilture iollow i
can safely leave to those who have on-
gaged in the laminating study of statio
es. To the true statistician, however,
uninfluenced by social or political consid'
muons, the casino is an enviable 0“!
and carries th it duties and mmnsibih-
ties oi the highest order. To him thermos
are Whigs; without {acts torn port them
they are leading, and there are worth-
lut. Facteand truth are what he write,
and having bimscli of them he
glans them. and cold asthc oiten.
inseam, beiorn the ublic, satin ed that
he hasdoue but his utyand thereby»
talnell highest ambition.
CHARLES F. PECK,
Commissioner.
A Party o1 Promises.
The Democrats had 11 majority in the
last house 0! representatives of more than
twothirds. There is scarcely anything
that a party with a twothinis vote in a
parliamentary body cannot. do. They can
absolutely overpower a minority. no 1111114
ter how able or vigorous. This Demo
erotic majority could have accomplished
in its own branch oi congress anything
and everything it promised to do before it
was elected. What did it promise and
oiiertodoi
'l'o repeal the McKinley thrill.
To pass a tree coinage bill.
'l'o abolish reciprocity . .
To repeal the sugar hounties and the
subsidies for ocean mail service.
To cut all one or more hundred million»
' otdollars iron: the oil ed excessive sp-
propriutlous oi the “bil ion dollar” con-
“ 1110 it do any or 111m" 11.1mm n10 1r
fulfill-n of these promises? Not one.—
Detroit ournal.
Vote Atoll-at Cleveland.
Because he is a political jugular. There
was s time when Grover Cleveland upper
eutly had the courageot his convictions,
when he stood out Mildly ior what he be
lievcd to be right, even to the deiout oi his
party. Then even his enemies had to re—
his showing of moral courage. But
now the itch oi onioe has so afflicted him
that he is wholly changed. Ila is shilling
(win one pretext tonnethcrin n hopeless
cflort to obtain sufllclentvom to olrcl. him
to the presidency. An «vow-«l civil serv-
ice devote», he has allied himwlf 11 iii: All
hi, the spoilsmsn; the idol oi the Mug-
wulnp. he has bowed tot-heir implacable
enemy. Tammany Hall; an enthusiast iur
tar-ll! reiorm. he has permitted his inveter-
ate foe. Charles A. Dana. to make “No No-
gro Domination" the watchwurd oi his
cam . Everywhere and in everything
he is weak end shim . Such it man i»
not to be trusted wit the
donor.
Vote against Ilium—New Yuk
cl'.
lawn-plan ldltora man.
The editorial pagan! The Evening Post
bad the regulation howl over the depm
sion of business under the McKinley not.
Onthe opposite page Iis commercial editor.
in a review at the “State of Trade" (or the
week. wrote:
“There was some improvement in the
market let dry goods, and the jobhing
tradeis active in filling out oi town or-
der-sand my back orders still remain to
be filled. The mills are all running to
their full capacity, but are largely sold
ahead-some ior iully a year—and new
business taunt readily acce Reports
are uniiormaa tothe ex lent cbnrncter
oi retail business, and collections verily
the statements made by travelers.”
The markets knockout tho Moxwump
maalmsw—New York er.
Why Villa“! Dona-'6 Can.
There is a report irom Germany that
Henry Villard, who has lately been buying
considerable property in Berlin, is about
to take up his residence in that city. Vii-
lard is one of the clique who joined with
Carl Schurs in signing the address soiling
upon German-Americans to vote ior Clove
lltnd. which made its appearance 11 week
ago. No wonder that a capitalist who hire
transferred his interests tollcrlin is willing
tohelp the Cleveland ireetruiocroml. lint
people who intend to stay in this country
can't alien! that coatlfi luxury. 'l’hcy
willvote (when min artisan and tho
eta-ribonuc- oi lndust and
rial
commercial .-—-Milwauk Win
’ Writ! n
lave Lang rower Needed.
The suggestion that the western eorrup
tiouiuudshouid heusedtoksepthewoth
solid for Cleveland has its origin in a
know oi the peculiar situation in the
ninth.“ bamaisinanuncertain game
m . ”001$“me lei.
sndTesa-issplit inalldireotiom. A ll»
tls more long power on the “in-co bill and
domination" seems to he re
.audainnd to y asgrovotes for
may an to the man-
msaers to beneesmary.» ilwsukss South
Peek lineal! lave Walled.
, : 111111110
1 5th
Ifllllll I0! Ill :
1111111in 1
El 17‘ ll ,1
r
i
,1 10011011, 001
61:11 7th”
1
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Under Mahackcmo Hotel. ,,
’ 1.1 11001011 0000,00mhininynurahllily0008lylu
Y.
_ 1“ Fittinefihoo. 1,
Butminwhiolntho I ‘
_ Wiimowetim'mmmmogm ‘
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
.1 _0allendoxan1inethembotorepurohesingonyothersboe,st
H. s. BROWNS,
, South Main street. so. Norwnik.
Padereski's physicians say it will be two
months More he will be able to appear on
his English tour.
.Anunsuwoeniul attempt was made to
burnthe home of Judge Joseph Tomlin~
son at Shelton, Conn. ,
Forty carioads of merchandise. valued
at 3100,9110, were burned In the Nickel
Plain yard at Chicago
When graciously consented to let
the crew oi the Yankee schooner In their
livesA lam provisions at Canto, ii. 8.
t Mo, Henry Platieubura
killed James McDowell, with whom he
had a loud. and then iataliy wounded Po
lineman David Gray.
Freda Koeuig, eleven months old, whose
mother and two brothers perished irom
cholera on the Rosin, has been lost on but
way to join her family in Chicago. ‘
The entire section of country about
Hempstoed, 'l'cx., is stiller-ins from
drought. '
The funeral of ex-Justioe George F1Cout-
stock, oi the court oi appenls, occurred at
Syracuse.
A locomotive boiler exploded near Grove
Summit, Pa. and two men were blown
into iragmcnts.
The Philadelphia and molding Railroad
oompenynnd the Philadelphia and Read-
ing Coal and Iron company have been
granted certificates of authority to transact
buslnats in the state at New York by the
stabdepartment.
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
KATIOKAL LEAGUE. GAME-l.
atBoston— 11, us.
Boston ............. lbfiliillt*lliid
Washington ...... 12000000—375
Nichols and Bennett, Killeen and Dowso.
At New York" 11. u, a.
NewYortr ..... 000 i 0 1 200.4 01
mural-”.1 o 0 0010 :1 area 5 5
Rosie and Swing. Koch and Clcmon .
At Brooklyn ~ 11. 11. r.
Broaklyu.......0 u o 3 0 i) ll 0 l-—t 6
Baltimore ...... 103 0 o l 0 0114111
Kennedy and Bailey, Schmidt and Roblmn.
At i’imburg ~
Pillsbury ...... l i) l) 0 0 0 2
lutulsv'llleUmJi i1 0 0 0 l 0
iff‘n-t and liner, Clauson and Morrit
0
3
l
.m 1mm) —
; ..... U I) l 0 0 0
D
..-» ...... 10800001 5
('bmxdwrinjn and Murphy, Hutchinson
Kittrislgo.
At St. ironin—
St.lnull ....... t00200ll)
Cleveland ...... 4 0 0 n 0 0,11 0 1—5 0 4
Caruthsnr aud Buckley. Davies and Zillion-r.
a.”
wtklewin in Trouble Again»
BROOIlJ’N, Oct, 1,—A wnrmnt. honed at
the instance of Arthur S. Tomes. n lmvyr-r,
oi this city, has hem sent to Washington
for the arrest oi Count l-Zugonedo Mitkie
wics, who is said to have dciranded sewml
business mrn oi thin city and New York by
means of his schemes for promotion of err
term-lees in tho Chineec empire.
Corbett to Tackle .‘lci‘ailkcy.
lellYIlG, Oct. l.——'l'bc sum oi rm but!
been deposited as n iorieit in the oiliqo oi
The Dispatch by Thomas Mchflrey, n
brotbcr oi Dominick Mci‘niircy, in n»
spouse to the twoniun oi Jllmcs .l. (’orin-ii
that he could knock out lbuniult‘k bio.
Camry for £1.11!) in (our mmuis.
Dead In Ilia Room Eight Weeks.
DENVER, Oct. 1,-«1'i11» body of 0. Ir
Pmcott, It prominent mmmctur. VHL‘!
found ia his room in the lien-re House so
badly dccompmcd that it bon- lmrdly any
“ambiance to that o! 11 human bring,
He had not been seen (or eight weeks
A Young Woman Shot.
Moon Hour. N. .l., Oct. l.-— While
driving with Deputy Sin-rill Samuel W.
Bhlnn, Mine Emily Ellis was shot in tin-
htp and dangerously thudcd hyau un.
known person.
To Inspect the Erie Canal.
WA'l'Eirrows, N. Y.. Oct. lr-Govcmur
Flower will rcmnin here until Monday.
Then he will go to Buiialn, where he will
takeasteam yacht and perennially instruct
theEriecanal.
A Schoolgirl Kidnapctl.
monstrous. Oct. l.~—Annie Wallace.
axed ten,a brown eyed, dark haired girl.
was hustled into a carriage and drivrn
away by three men as she was on her way
torchool. r
Powder Hill Explosion.
Scnmnncorr. N. Y., Oct. 1.—-'l'ht~
wheel, coming and prose mills oi the
Bob-shticoke Powder conumny were 110-
stroycd by an expioeion.
Killed “Ila, Daughter and 8e".
(Imam, Cal..0ct. lmi. W. timings
drunken carpenter, cut his win-‘11 throat,
shot and killed his ilve-yourold daughter
and then killed blunt-Ii.
Fraternal Guardians run.
Putunrmm. Oct. l.-'l'he order 0!
Fraternal (Joann-nu mule an arraignment
toAttoruey Joseph L. Tull tor the benefit
at its cmdltorn.
Alflosta (JIM-wt Cm
BouthWales bad anamweacape from a
d want of confidence by a majority
only four.
Jealous and [tr-alt.
103903, Oct. l.-—Edwenl Cooper con-
imsed that be murdered his wile in a at oi
jealousy while he was drunk.
Another Horny Trial.
(7111mm. Oct. l.~'l'he trial for heresy
of Rev. Henry Preserved Smith, at lane
winery, comes up Oct. 7.
“Weather.
The weather promises to heiair and
slightlyeooier.
1992 OCTOBER.
81.10.11. lie. it.
892
Sat
1
8
15
1
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8
10
4
11
14
firmer. Oct. 1.911111 chum oi New M
A Woman’r Brick.
It is the mainspring of her
life.
What can she do, where can
she go, so long as that deadly
tartar/u sap: every particle of
her strength and ambition?
he cannot walk, she cannot
stand; her housework is a bur-
den; the hours behind the
counter or in the factory are
crushing; she is miserable.
The cause is some derange-
ment of the uterus or womb.
The backache is tire sure symptom.
LydiaE Pinkham's Vegetable
Cwnpound is the one unfailing
remedy. A woman discovered
it and gave it to women. A
gives ‘ on a woman's s 111 th
and hyclp. Thousand: gull
letters grate-
ful for physical
salvation. The
same salvation
is i or you.
Don’t hesitate.
”Wanker“
lyllalLIufirnlolPiIllos
WouneeiptoiIl.
kill“
(lorries-asses only an-
nrretl’llddnso in coat- fl,
into. Jon E. l’lsa- _ g
was titular. Co. Luis: M.
lass. [immune ' 7 Q ‘
ii. l., iiew Haven & Hartford 0. 0.
JUNE ii. 1892.
TRAlNS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK AS
FOLLOWS:
Fort New \onu. A. ll. —— hill es. 540
- ex. Olflimalex.,656l.ex73ll.ex. 750L824
ea.8&vlm-ul ”pro-55.9% or. 0:” ac. 10]] ex.
ll 3’: local ax. i’. Mr~12153 ex. 1 ll an. 2:!) or.
350 til-.411: at‘. 400 er.52’)ac.5a)ex. 046w.
title-nowachch56w.lll$oc.,iilta. m.
“1 ashmxton agrees. Sundays—~53 e115“
canola“. P. .—6l4ac. lamavalac.‘
Fon Now “use. A. 51—113 ex.; 610 sc..
7wac..il:‘1il ac.. 915 01.. 1000 101.101: ac. P.
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3 the 27
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llsubury and Norwslk Division.
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013.035.. 111., 12 “$8,433. 5|0.6iliandl II
1,). 111., humbly-brat a. m. and '1’ if» p. m.
1:me lento Dunhury for 5011111 Surwalk—
03.131.915.111! Humid, 8 “D and out
p. 111. EundayHtlia. m and 5 p. in.
train; leaves :0th Norwalk iol Litchiicld
and point» on the Shep-us. hitchiield and
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05.73». 915 and “55 a. m.. 8%. ”hand
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MAIN LIN! DIVISION
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701m. m.. passenger (or Pituiisld.
low a. 111.. user ior l’ittalleid making
tor Albany and the West:
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I? III! STREET. » lilll'lll.
To our friends and patrons we be: loan-
nounoe that our Spring importation (or in
are now received. to w lob your attention is
rewcctiull invitul. ()penl week we will
rim-r 8m a) lie ins in itib ns and Flow-
env,twu hurul bores oi Flowers to choose
from. Ladies can make selection now and we
will reserve their order until later it desired.
LII!“ STYLES.
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MRS. W.‘ FAWBETT.
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For Gentleman’s Wear.
PLEASE CALL EARLY.
'W. H. Swords. 7
F. H NASHEL BRO.
Plumbing. Gas-Filling. Tin and Sheet Iron Wont
Brick Set Ranges, Uncle Nick, Duchess and New York Ranges
best quality of Rubber Hose, Decorated China Din-
liar and Tea Sets. Plain China, Agate and
Tin Ware at Lowest‘Prices.
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PRICES.
Orders called for
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LUTHER WRIGHT,
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
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GOOD SHOES
[1003' I00 010001. 150.10 $3.00.
laines’ Russell 01mins. two 10 $2.50.
0000’s I00 and 0031101160010 $1.25.
Men's ““33”" Will”. lines! a 0 '
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Inn's Russel, a good 0110 and 0000 inning 1132.00.
Anything You Like in Ladies’ li‘lls ’
. Children’s Made to Order?“ and
GLOVER & OLSEN,
LEADERS Iii THE 000T MID SHOE TRIBE.
8| Washington St. 80. Norwaik.
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Tristram & Hyatt.
no. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Norwalk.
who...“
New Dress Goods.
We are showing our entire new line oi Full Novelties in
Drone Goods. The largest line that we have ever shown. We
have styles that cannot be found in any other store in town and
we guarantee our prices tobolower than the some goods are
sold by city houses.
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Fllll CAPES AND F00 TRIMMINBS.
”We have a full line of For (30pm which we have just opened
Fur Trimmings in all widths.
Tristram 8; Hyatt,
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