" ' $3,. * .Gillllltrf Gil "bill!
I“. Fully em.
4
l
I} “4. , ,, ,.
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iitimmi n
N
slit Tlillillii our 8700! its MADE itit'r
VI have a m or mum's mores sures WHICH WI nave Haul!!!) vsnr how. -
i
3 3 I .' 5- . Men's blue and brown heresy" 015.00 tome.- n i ~
‘3 3 . 3, _ 33 . . p as $22. Mons grey ulsters _ . .
W 3 .3 . light colored ” .. 12.00 .. .. m. SIZES Bo . ll m
33 more. 3 .-J Price $6. 3 :: b; t ”rubbing :1 i t 3 10300 i . t i 143 34 3’33 ”8:: 0032’“! k3,?” 0' 3333 ll
3 _ . . on o 3 ‘ ‘ ‘ 7.60 ' ‘ ‘ ‘ 12. ‘ ‘ grey mixtures and plaid ‘ ‘
, . 4 t t u l l o t i t .
llo 8M0! E. no coon. porous-r. no PIPE. ““ ”m” ”m ‘ “P“
Bigl Bargains in Fine Skates.
“gimp”?! ,acr draws;
“martin-rm mbmwwmmmmm
STU TEVANT’S BARGAIN HOUSES,
NORTH MAIN aim ass mm, tours seawater.
WITT’S PlAli. WAS THERE Eiliil PLAY?
A5 0L” MEMBI FOI'ND DEAD
o’su llblillfl. issuers.
[hauls HIM s In“...
Arrives in loath-m rouse.
GillEF PRO!
\
1‘0 RIORGAMilE THE "III I!!-
. The column last to South N ik
Psitriissr or N , orwa
m. Monwsu l‘f'mlh! almanac, trying that in“. unit human, m, o,
It will be Untamed ""3 ”3'“ Cum Winchester had -
3 . Before the Mayor and - l I ll
City Council at the Annual Inspection been hm“, mm by“ in
Next Tuesday mini—sum of the Chllplr New Yo," “'7'. m” solicitudn
on mom“ I its, an of I fifirb'lszn‘h’ul city,
There is a movelmeut on foot to reor- W'Wudihmldoatthaa'l'rlz 9n-
gauize the Nornlalk lire department, ""13 .9 able to “in Their nxint
making many rsdilcnlchaoges in its oper- fl. relieved however 'wben If: Win,-
ation, and putting,“ on a better working cheater atrlv'ed intact in South 5:33,.“
basis than ever bel ore. For many years an the 7:“) train. 1-,, . mg,“ rapr ,.
the department bills been one of the best ter ”,3 Winchester gave u account ‘0,
volunteer fire orallnizstions in the state the acciden
- . ' t. and how the
and much credit has devolved upon Chief ‘3” injured likely 3 NW" that lie
Engineer Prowitt through this fact 1., thecoua ' '
- traction of thee: imam
9011118 “19 Wt ’05" however, the '3" to! electric railroad on Sigma"!
We!“ h" feti‘l’gmded in 8 "193“"?! street, between First avenue and Avenue
and has not been ilpto the high standard A. New York, Mint and gloom] are
of efficiency which marked its past used. The Will“ my; appearedlobe
career. empty, and some of the men poured
coroner listen now lapsed [assailant-5
the lyntarlnan can.» Ugly Inalps would
[sand on the law's lead—last loan
”in as I otnlnnk tannins flight.
Francis 1.. Albee. an inmate at the 80!:
diern’ Home at Norman, was found dead
about 7 o'eloc‘k’yesterdny morning. The
body was lying near the Noroton
depotand when found was fresco still.
Albee was fiftyoua years of age and was
a native of Benniilgtou, Vt . where he
door.
dared
anger
rifle in
ranger
did so.
was in
by the
This
ever.
is months ago. and during the interreu
in; time be had been ill occasionally,
but recentlv ho had enjoyed good health.
He was about the Home Tuesday, as
FIFTY CENTS.
Clothiers,
a train laid lip and the layman Iale
81.1mm". Mo. Jan. ll.—-'l‘he Burllnp
ton “Ell" was held up about three miles
was stopped by torpedoes being placed on
the track and a red lantern hunganronn
the road in regulation custom. As soon
astbstraln stopped three of the robbers
boarded the engine with drawn revolvers
and ordered the engineer and dremanto
fertilize“ them to the express ear and
r t
Three others. with revolvers in push
band. had entered the car, and the Inn
luau went back to flag the St. Louis train
following. and when he was several hun-
dred yards down the track he asserts that
WOUB BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S SUITS WE HAVE MARKED DOWN 1N PROPORTION.
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GreatdiglgiionSa r
«WW-tilllfl Alli BG‘STGN SillilE
Tm did. and upon hinter-
did so. when be was covered with I
Cor. M ai n and Wall Streets, N orwalk.
MONEY SAVING EXAMPlES. '
ROBBED THE “ELI."
but“ lean It. Joseph.
here by live masked man. The train
was ordered to open the sale. He
The robbers then took all than
the safe. which amount is claimed
railroad olllcisls not to exceed ‘50.
statement is not credited barn. how-
When the train stopped,a brake
At “333 3333333333, 33333 “on," I T _ 3 3 may,“ i... “am n. um noticedat he hum mm “M3 “a ”dam, m , 3 Unlaundered Shirts 50 cents .............. .
day 333333333 which Lure?” ”333::‘333333393‘; alcohol into it. When they went toflll 7 o'clock a,“ "going. The men are at- train pulled out. He secured a horse and ' l 1 Night Gown ....... ’ ................ 3i g
b the ms or ll C‘ t Co ,3 Ch' f their hot lamps there was aterrllicexo" lowed toremniu out until 9 o'clock. and cametotbis city and gave the alarm. Ha I 1 Boy’s Suit , ‘‘‘‘‘ 2.50
y 3 y no :I y unct . to plasma and the 9'?“ was m once . mans his I r i sit . says the robbers entered the mail and u- 4 L C 11 """ l. """""""""""""" '
Engineer Prowitl Will unfold a plan of fiam‘ ' theiulors e . M m' press cars andtook all the registered mall ‘ e u ar rlce mg“ l 0 als’ 12’ cents """" ’ """"" '50
which will virtually lilacs the entire tie» Mr Winchester >3, vioun to the When the hour '0' bedtime “""e‘l' l“ “I. “I’ll" "“1“” 1"! W308” "3 “I! . v‘ . ' i 1 Ladies met-mo th"""' """""""" '50
moment “333333333333 33303 and “Web 33 - .1 we 50",", “My,“ Mum, mommy. “re ofthalntter, . ’ _g 25 Spools TWist, 2 cents ..................... .50
“0W3 Wm Emmy facilitate ,33 wk exvlfilw- in? Wired the we" to be ........¢.¢.,. him,nitissfrequent oc- www- ~ ~— ' I 3 yards Table Linen. 35 cents -------------- z 1.05
in: powers' b38333“ doing any 333333 :32; 33m using thrihleoinps. lie than cuirence 1“ the men to wander 0,1 and cn|s|s AT mo. El h 3 , 1 Silk Muffler ............................... 1.00
Pally company squabbles and other only mlfiotlcioodmr ':)lili;’| 330:2: ”M“ 9'“ ni‘h‘: ‘ Inlla In—natnrn-tvlmwliay‘ Ild l’r'lllran to sew ere. A i 5 31d? Sll-kOGene’ 1% cents: """""""""" '63
"cum“ now 9333mm” apparent. The “luck on the [es by 3‘ “fin“ d mm, I'll dm'm b, yuan“. n" a‘l‘rump Card. 3 i 00 Shirl Pattern ....................... .98
tor Dugthle urarthe poet oilice, who noti-
fied the authorities at the Home Albee's
remains were at once removed to the ‘in-
stitution and Medical Examiner French.
of nation, was summoned. lie refused
ton-sign thecaune of death, but at once
notified Coroner Dobro. of Bridgeport.
Coroner Deter: began his investigation
of the camsof Albne'n death yesterday
afternoon and is continuing it today.
The few“ that the man's skull was free-
tured was found to be untrue, but then
were twoor three scalp wounds on his
heal. Albee wanton to board the 8le
train for stamford. Tuesday night. and
that was the last time the inmates of the
Home saw him slice. it isnot known
what time he returned to Norotou.
There are suspicious of foul play, but
as yet nothing positive has bwn learned.
idea is worganize the companies under timber. but was not badly injufed33
one head and enlarge the fire depart- Three 5‘ themes: under w, Winches—
ment house on Minis street, now occu- up. 0118133. Patrick “@0009! a my.
pied by the Phuiuix Engine comma! man;W.B. Danieh andC. L'. (Iouant
and Pioneer Hoolil and Ladder company, wiremen, were badly. burned my No:
in astoaccommoduio the entire depart- gooey, it is feared,wiil die. 'After a”
meat, including the Fire Police, Hope flames had be", extinguished “,3 Win-
30398 componyilihd "10 supply W38“- cheater and another man took the three
it is then proposed to purchase horses to injured men to a drugstore when their
draw the truck and supply wagon to burns were relieved .. miich as M'
fires, using them in the street depart- ble and than 3” “Wham was sour
meet during the‘day time." in case the owned and m}, 5..., removed mu”
steamer is needed at is fire. the horses Presbyterian hospital. Mr. winm
used on the su|oply wagon or truck was away from the scene 01 illeacci-
would beset“ Mali merit- debt {or some time, and it a thought
The expense of the proposed change that someone, supposing be was badly
would be, considerable at the outset, it is injured. ”'08"?th a, My died a,
admitted, but ill :1 short time there South Norwalk.
would be advocates of t‘ e plan contend, Mr. Winchester did not know anything
abig saving. The men would hereoue about the M9313!“ until be
general hendqusritersmnd the expense of reached South Norwalk bet
running several houses would be done evening. It conned hill) coir
away with. A fhvorable point taken is siderable annoyance, as he is not no
that the horses 1would be trained for quainted with ”$.33“,ng
their work,nud ii suificient number of appended to ”19,”.qu He thinks it
men would alWiBjfi be on hand to re- must 1,", been sent out by some one
spend to an alaitu and start the sppa— who thoughthewas acting thepart of.
rain: on the way to a fire much new. Mr. Winchester will look the
quicker than where several companies mutter up today.
have to get enough men together to drag .‘llrs. wincbfiun'ho was [ogiflcd 01
their respective machines. There is now the accident, went from “'flmn .9 x"
plenty of room black of the Main street anlt. accompanied by her brother, p“.
building {0" fimlbl‘sv and more open ing the train herhusband cameto South
land that could he purchased if deemed Norwalk on. A ”WW .3. sent to a”
advisable. The engine house is two Grand Central stationby ".5“?ch
stories high in ilmnt and one story at and his wife immediately returned to
the rear. The Iroar portion could be South Norwalk.
carried up another story if necessary. _, .,-..,-, ., .m. -
Other material improvements in the mm M", “l!”-
interior of the building would also “”“‘”"
be made, and tile reorganized depart-
ment would halve model headquarters
The majority of the members of the
City Council and many of the firemen
favor such a challge,aud it is believed the
citizens would willingly vote to appro-
priate the money‘ neccessary to multe the
improvements. The plans are yet in em-
bryo, and Chief Engineer Prowitt reluct‘
untly admitted to a ssxrixizi. reporter
that they were ulhder consideration. The
idea eminnted him the chief and City
Council, who thought such a course . .
should be taken liar the bonelitnf the fire- 2.3!“): I: 9:32;“th [girafidm'
men and for tlieicredit of the new city. 023““ "Jaw i Euler were appointed
" such B clam is made and Hope Hose a committee lohdrnft a constitution and
company's ui ngis vucntod, it is any ‘3 ‘ ' '
gested that this lluildingbe put to good bylaw s [0,;th actedi Imu£:§mt
use as a Council chamber and police aneung.3 the Vorwnlk Fish and “a;
station, containiihg the city jail, court name: it ”was voted to mak- the
room,nnd policeiliendqunrters, thus snv- assocuiioghw ’1 It '3“ "W
lug considerablih money now paid for $311: 3: oumberof liorwalk .Wm
rent. The Counbilhnre the erection of to ether '3“ ear and tout 10m
anew lockup inimind, and will probably 3 " t in. null?" decided
take a step in mist direction whether the gaunt; m" ' ' ’
put in requisitions for 1”,”) trout
proposed changil is made in the tire do. fry "am both the snail i ”tats.
pertinent or not.
-w.. .t .. ...
win of Mini-m r, Illlc.
The will of William I’. Earle, excitat-
adllarch BI, 18 . and amended by a
codlciilioveinblr i, 1808, was filed in
do .ls
attnc
oi the
part. 0
A It; Attraction Coming.
The Reutz-Santiey company, wiicli
men to Ulric Hall, “outlay night, is
spoken of as one of the most thoroughly-
eqnipped burlesque organizations in the
world, containing as it does, a wealth of
novelties and European features. The
company is made up of thefollowing
artists. each of whom is especially good
in his or her line: ilarry LeCiair heads
the list. and as a popular comedian and
burlesque artist he has few equals. Sher—
man and Morriuuy are grotesque acro-
batic artists. and as such make their first
appearance in this country afterslire
yearn' tour of Europe. [Julie Elliott has
acquired a reputation as a skipping rope
and indurnnos dancer, and is said who
wouderfulintbinline. John B. Willis
and ladnlino lsrsbnll are upto—dnte
comedy artists, and their sketches are
said to be sarong the innateutertnining
presented. From the Empire theatre.
Imdon. comes the O'Brien sisters, and
they are heralded as expert junior;
TheObrientrioismsdeupofthel’ultou
brothers and Ed. Warren, and their sing-
ing is announced as something very
planning. The contribution from the
Pollen lie-rams. Paris. is the sisters Pse-
enl. who come heralded usenmtional
French dancers. lly those who have
wituened their dancing they are pro-
nounced the best at the buisneu in their
line. In nonunion with the above us
found more of the finest burlesque artists
in the W. in the number are
lleorgin lameroux. Era Swinburne.
Carrialinwkes. Abbie (amorous, Lucy
Watson. Auie Collins and Alice How-
ard. The latest and beat burlesqueeu
titled "am: or. The Discovery of
Columbus.” will he gireh in its entirety
by this company.
which,
“'ll.
faut e
was kl
ployexl
typiioi
killed.
old lei
note f
whom
Norwalk Sports-n Wins a list and
(la-e Association.
A meeting of sportsmen was held in
Water Commissioner C. B. t'oolidge'n
office, up town, last night, for the par
pose of organizing a fish and game ano'
ciatlon. Thirty—live disciples of thorod
and gun were present. The object of
the organization is to stock thebrooks
with trout fry and the surrounding
country with young quail. C. N. Wood
was elected president. and llr. Coolidn
secretary and treasurer, until the organi-
Suit
Duran
people
Mellei
anum
lunnli
the oil
l.ts
(‘Illfl ll
Death at Ira. Ambros- lure.
In. Anibrtln linen. whoilled Monday
morning. in Vista, ll. Y., insurrired by
a reusable husband. Ambrose liners,
list], a non of thstwopenerstiousngo
weitknown Jonathan Beers. of that
Toquesenorflnasy W. llawahnrst nae pines. Jonatimo Deere and his
the Shfloghte'll es, in New York. yer died thisinerningar biotic-sis Cun- uncle, Jonathan Abbott, were. meant:
tarday. 'l'he eel tail valued at over 01,- berry Plains,“ fiftyonls years. flu a hundred years since. two residents of
000.000. The tel tor gives to Mrs. Earle was taksusuddenly ill witbacos'ntira tbs "Ohio"? who, with their
the residence it 12 East Fifty-seventh chill last Friday slur-one. and failed two stiles distant neighbor. Cap-
street for life, an income of 912,000 a rapidly tnthe tiara of hi death. He tab lime. were wont,
yenr,aud $3,001] absolutely. A number hasnaflduw“ ”new,” m m mssdills, to ride from
of bequests are made tonloces and rein- jsinin K, of la- l'rauciseo; Cilia ll . their [army boilers to St. Paul's
ii'fliifld ”IO ll MUG il directed to '39 Mary 1.. Orlando, Irving '3. Florence sharehwhlls a non of one of thee:-
dlvlded equally-linens his children.Wli— and Annie. Ir. timber-hue burn ”halls-her. in later years of Bridge.
liani ii, Ferdinand Pu Eugene IL. But on Long island and moved here from part ”pandas. knew what it was to
melodies. will. of John L. Chadwick. Brooklyn uterus. yuan nan loneso- wsfl to and trons its old Norwalk
and Frank 'l'.li the. Mrs. Earle. Wii— in farming. Be aim stated am The decanted had been a de-
lllln Ho and El nk T- Earle are mule delryaadhsd eta-thud the-ilk but rotsdwifaaad Wand lierfuueral
executors. Joseph fiullch. his cmcbmeu. new for thepasttbletnsn years. Hews- ia watch-term will be attended
receives “.000. The Ihlre of Ferdinand a man of domestic henna-I sum byline. Insult-enumeration.
-12, Paris is to it held in trust during his being with his wife and lady. [Inw- .,
discon
shall,
meeting adjourned to January 5i.
Death of 10ww Anna-or Mal-M.
low.
terns
in the
L0!
dared
more.
to his children.
w...” l
Trim-seam are I
At the new at meeting of the Hat
Trimmers‘ Unln of this city, held Hol-
day evening. the ladies donated hill!)
from their tredury lorthe relief at is. New Haven. threes-e muss-MM
unemployed ind needy ones of the «scape-seas. Them-entail;
town. (it lilll sum .75 will he placed h am. “Wumbfldfl.
lathe handed! thereiist associatiouof lemlpwlastyanr mflIflBIl-n
South and hit Norwalk. Thumb" W "HQWIAW; W (ll N. ’7”
istohc given in the Somali relief com- ‘l'hn‘m clan were alerted
untrue trill treasurernenomnp-irsou «ennui-um Pin-Heal. Inel-
wlli please call Minutemeplfilyf. I. lldt.
spews. w y s. sanctum-v new:m.ml
rlinuers'Ueton. she will tress-er. YMW
held sued-r I'm
a... sun-rd “I'd“
HWWW» .W
limd
E
II
Bums AVRIL“. Jan. li.——.\ioat im -
taut news has been received here from
de Janeiro.
sumssiul in without: landiufl at NWO-
roy nuenersl snack upon, the city of Rio
policed, every available man on bond the
lnturgeu
announce that President Pclxoto is aware
vigorous lilt‘tl.~lll'l:‘§ to meet the attack.
of the rebellion one way or the other.
of Louis Harland. it miner who lites
Dorrunceton. hits been visited by an ok-
traordinary series of calamities during the
past foruiuhi.
met with iin nccident which crippled him
for life.
on the fifth day after the accident his in.
was then the suit: support of the family.
only remaining ineuibersul the unforiu
A (oaths-an Inhselta a Fortune.
tune oi several millions which Marshall
some six years um) is likely to make two
r’riiiwruzlm. Moat. .iuii. il.— Mayor
Governor lirt'rillllllgt‘, risking that tbeutate
Murderer Snuniri Alexander from Mon-
treal. lilill he will claim that the dangerous
the new Ancient Order of lioyfll Amerl~
is the grand minnmnder.
swears lhnt be is not lhe spy of any uto-
nopoly and that ho wiilminrti throrder's
interests egaliisl lll'lllK used in the inter
eats of political parties.
Urn-s, h”. ‘l'.. Jan. ll.~~'l‘hs Oneida cuulr
ty board of supervisors adopted it resold
tlnn requesting the attorney general to
county clerks. and Dr. M. l'ook. excom-
ner.fcr malfeasancsln since in rimming
illegal fees.” 33
lore-ants of Donna use-ships.
Nsw Youl, Jan. iii-”Th! following
suamshl
launder); ’ictorla. Gibraltar: li'ulda. Genoa;
9M0
today:
Hollands loll Inn-dry Inland.
Burmese. .lsn. ii. Jim broke out in
the hell foundry of the Mcfibaus Manu-
fneturl
together with 013,000 worth of machinery
has of Chicago was robbed and nenri mur-
raised
band wit a stone. The robbers escaped.
lat Iaaafsctnrsu Inks overturns.
llassunr, Cums. .lsn. ll.~'l‘hs members
of the list Manufacturers’ mutilation are
seek
and are
once with the labor leaders.
Iaeesrd University's unrstary lined.
Casement. Mesa. Jan.
Bella.
well known to graduates all over the count
um”a." m"; limit; mu.
hernia. Jan. il.«~ccloasi Archie Bu:
tar Unitsdiltstensiarshaifcrths northern
3"“ ' "gm Mdflewh’oflimhmmtfl.
to
$10.16
According to dispatches rn~
f8 Unlaundereil Shirts. . . .. ....... . . $1.00
mind here the llrnzillsu insurgents have
rsanptured ths"islauds_of Mocanxusand 0 U R ' 1 Night Gown ....................... .50
Eugenho and are prepariugtomakealand- t 1 Boy’g Suit 1 5*
“If in strong form! at Nictheroy. i 4 Li C u """"""""""""" '. i
t isalsoreportedtbsi Admiral deMeilo, § 119.11 , 0 are ' ' ‘. """"""""" '25
an hand ”I, “M,” 3“,,”de WM , f 1 Ladies Merino \ est ............... .2u
esndsdiu ro~euiorin.liiu bay in spite of . i ‘25 SpOOlS TWlst ..................... .25
the active lookout kept ior him by tbs . v 3 yards Table Linen 25 cents ....... 7;";
manhunt forts M the entrance to the 1 Silk \iuiller ’ ' ‘75
her. and n in added that Admiral do ‘ " dAS'lk """""""""""" ‘,-
Hello ,, venom“). ”Wm,“ m. In“, 3 . . j 5 yar s r i 3 clone, 5 cents ........... a.)
“mum, which. 1,, ”wt m u, 1,. one .3 rice g l Wool Bkirt.‘Putiurn ................ .65 33.31
dertnken at Nictheroy. ‘ ' " I c -——-- ——
Finally it is asserted ihstil the rebelsars ‘ Savpd $3 35
unrio will he immediately coni-
Which DoflYou Choose? .
3 3Pay the regular prices, or come to us and secure precisely the same goods and go home
yinglmg in your pocket 83.51 ? We have in our establis ment many “money saving examples.”
The problems are all solved. Now it only remains for you to accept the results. It’s a duty you
awe to yourself and family to be economical. You may have been a “long time” patron of some
“regular price” merchants and dislike to offend him by coming to the .
Norwalk Boston Store.
Remember, it's one thing to have the some in see your dill y, and another thing to have the moral
courage to «lo ll.
l warships being utiliud lutha
Thu dispatches received here also
contemplated movement upon the
f the rebels and that hole taking
it is oxymrted. will decilib the file
a; autism! runny.
“similar, Pa. .lau. li.——Tbe family
Twelve days ago Garland
Two days later his wife died, and
Mid died.
TELEPHONE CALL. 57-4.
lheilnmalllostonsire...
The youngest son. who
lied in the mine in which he was em-
Auotlier child, aged ll. died of
ll lever on the day after the sou was
and \Vednrsdny ii daughter ilyears
iii victim to the same disease. The
Cor. Main and
all 813., Norwalk.
THEO. H. OLSEN,
South Norwalk
study are two daughters. both of
are very ill with typhoid fever.
Til ADAMS. hints, Juli. ii. —The for-
d left when he died in Baltimore
oi this town independently rich. as
they are dlrvl‘i descendants. They are (iii- a- - - - C
hert Snvoio. a coauhumu, and Frank Addy. O n n '
There are liltili to be ltllulli. 40 heirs, each oi
whom will rm-rirc about flitllli, "F—"*‘"‘". "'"—"'—"—“
Wants Alexander Distradltnd.
l of l 'hisupeo has decided it) petition
e llio i'csimnsibilily for the return of
c em'aped-lhi-ouuli the negligence of
kills in the asylum at Worcester.
lies-eels a! a Secret Society.
also. Mich . .lan, ll.~ The secrets of
ill ladies’ and Men’s Fine Shoes. 38? Pairs
oi ladies’ Turn Shoes, Worth $4.50, at $I.i5 per Pair.
THE ABOVE IS THE
BIGGEST BARGAIN illi EAilTil.
90191er
lot of Ladies’ Shoes ever turned out oi our factory.”
re out. I). A. Reynolds of Lansing
Hitch oflloer
Asked to Discontinue Action.
tiuue sctitms against Senator (Joan:
F. ii. Hood and Jesse ill‘oylou. eit-
pairs oi Louiislmry, Mathewson & Co’s li‘ino Ladies’
Shoes, made for ll‘ large store on Broadway, New York
City, that i‘ailodyust builds the goods were shipped.
are due today: Ludgats iiiil,
Bremen; Colombia, Colon; Bolivia.
w. The following steamsblps sell
Moravia liamburu; Grecian. (line
I therefore
lollowsz
eompanylu this city. and pat- _ 3
is tied hi the temp-”r It ”01300. 200 pairs Ladiea’ button and lace, Welt, pat. tip, worth $5.00,nt $2.50.
100 pairs Ladies’ button, welt, put. tip, worth, $4.50, at 92.25.
100 pairs Ladies’ button, 0. S. tip. worthtzi.50, at 02.00.
~ Also another lot from Parker, Holmes & 00., as follows:
100 pairs Lndles’ well, worth $3.60 at 01.65.
100 pairs Ladles’ pat. tip, worth 3.50, at 2.00.
300 pairs Ladies’ sample Oxfords, sizes 24) to 4.5, worth 2.00 at 1.00.
100 pairs Ladiea’ Satin Oxfords or Sandals, all colors: sizes 29 to it: worth 3.50 {or 1.75,
200 pairs Meu’qflne shoes, at 1.00.
3 200 pairs Men's Biuoheis, worth 2.00 at 1.25.
200 pairs Men’s G. W. I). 3,, worth 3.00 at 2.00.
100 pairs Men’s Police Shoes, Worth 2.00, at 2.50.
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in touring about a settlement
raring to arrange a confer
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secretary of Harvard tiuirmityaud
led of pneumonia aftersbrief illness.
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WE HAVE A GOOD CARDIGLN JADE
OUR WHITE MERINO UNDERWEAR AT TWENTY-NINE CENTS CAN NOT BE EQUALLED IN THE CITY. '
OMSTOCK BROTHERS.
Hatters, Norwalk {in South Norw
A Special Sale to. March iiih.
, Mathewson &- (30. says: "This is positively the finest
bought them, and for 60 days will offer them at half price, as
one ' '
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2.75 ‘ ‘
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Florida cronies.
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mfg-go"? want some new flea-tiara"
Or some new Pllillull barns.
Or some CALIFORNIA onset. is a very ‘
“I!“ money. ,
Or some NlCF.’ (“HIKING APPLES.
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Will Papers, Palms, (ills, aim,“
Artists’ Materials for Oil, Water“
and Crayon Work.
Pictures banal est “shined."
Pinuits frenetic litter.
Painting and Pain lusting.
N.B.—Bargains in Wall Papers.
Look at east window’and note
pri. es for first-class goods.
19 Washington St, to. Ismail, . ,
linen, ll. 8. I.
Elegant designs in
PICTURE FRAMES
Vi m
Gabinei Photographs.
Prices unusually low to suit
the times. '
North, Photographed,
In it Washington Street.
F. ii. “Iii I. IIII.
do all kinds oi
Plumbing. Steam and Ian Fitting.
Dealers in HOT AIR and mu
“marina. Dealers in soars. m.
GLASS“ 0mm. ”Mr
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grade. Factory work attended to,"
promptly.” . ‘ “'
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