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Editor Sentinel: I wish to discussin'
this . communication the manner in
, which insurance rates are aflectcd by the
My or ineiiiciency of a public lire
department, or of other means used for
extinguishing flm. Some of our fellow
’ citizens seem to have taken the position
tit-t they are not afl'ected at all. They
“hill that it" would‘be very desirable to
have such arrangements at department
headquarters that the hose carriage, hook
and ladder truck. and supply wagon
would be on their way to a fire immuli.
j aier upon the sounding of an alarm,
and to have firemen under pay ready to
, respond at the some time, but they are
skeptbal about insurance companies he-
. ing'infllnnoed thereby in establishing
ts cunts Bi "filth"
rates. To state the position of
these objectors seems to ana-
wer them. (or that partition
is based on neither reason nor experience.
Williheac people kindly tell us the proba-
‘hle elect on rates if we had unorganized
department? What would be the rates if
we had no fire apparatus at all, or it what
we had were poorerthan what we now
porters? What would be the rates if we
had an inadequate supply of4 water?)
Does anything that we can do help us in
the matter of rates, and, it so, what?
These are questions that really answer
lhemaelves. But. it is a condition not a
theory that confronts us. The question
is not oneoi opinion, it is a question of
(act. People used to urge gravely that
no vessel propelled by steam could ever
owes the Atlantic. No sane man at the
present day makes himself ridiculous by
such a periortnnnoe. When insurance
company alterinsurunae company writes
recommending as 0110 oi the essential im-
” movements in our lire department that
”a horleand driver he provided for the
hose wagon where now located."l am
hound to believe that they do not do has
a more pastime. We shall find that they
act as we might suppose intelligent hust-
nsss men would not. They gauge their
ratesby the risks. This rule applies to
individual risks in South Norwalk; it spa.
plies to the general rates in dittoront
cities. Discriminations are made in favor
at some cities and against others.
Mannlautmers here ares" painfully
aware oi the loot that there is
at present a discrimination against
Bouth Norwalk. One oi tho ’ul‘mfl
oi this discrimination is increasod
insurance ratrs. The manufacturer
who has been paying $900 a year
finds that he must now pay $250
or $275. This extra .50 or $75, is. for
the greater part. a tribute levied upon
hill by the unprogresaive spirit of the
cityin which he lives in the matter oi
extinguishing tires. Another form that
this diacritninatlon takes is the rolusnl o!
aomscompsnirs to write policim in this
city at all. It is discrimination. tor
these companies are not going out of the
business. They write policies in other
plants. but will not do so here. The die-
llvor with which risks in South Nor-
walkarerrgarded is thus made apparent.
Again insurance mmpanies are limiting
the amount oi insurance they will take.
I have in mind.ln this connection. is
large mulsctnrlag mnrern in the city.
sped risk, which finds that it can get
no more policies written. We ruin easily
sodas-tuna that iron a barium point of
view this is an eatrsntrly nnplsasant
pildit iohapiaced handthat thscon
err-In mica strongly lanva spnld
hurt-rm.
is thispsnsrst advance oi ratrs there
Irons exception that proves
the vary this; tor which i set contendv
lag. Mars thus maintains In
throtty m I]! with automatic sprlnlt~
m 0a than there has been no advance
hm“! Wee. The explanation
hint “condoms are independent or
apsttlclrsdspsnamtstthat stags of
a Iva whaa sons stares at extinguishing
aural-Manitaulsht ilrrsstsoila
“brand thasprsy from the sprink-
Itrsstingalshrs the an. insurance com-
pniraapprssiststhls tact. Notice the
must silty-lira costs on one hstlso-
tavy and err-para with the all sad
“I on lactories in the immediate
W, and draw your own con-
stant-ass to whats: insurance mm-
” an new in the lining of
“tribal-ct of the Introduction oi
ands-ass that ass hr rut-d upon to rs-
mmn it! rm Wily. We
«Ia-salad at as hats ass at such spptt
cashier brass or the immediets
, *W In thsir introduc-
III as teasers seats buildings an ac»
watchman cannm hr lit
ywbtldsway, but us scam we
water‘s. um.”
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bury, a gentleman well versed in lnm~
coco matters, writeathatthsre has, been
no advance in Dsnbury. A competent aw
thority writes from Bridgrport as fol-
lows: "Thorn has been no increase in
our rates here. and we do not understand
literals to be any; as we have very
low ill-rs that - are allowed by
our eiiloicnt lire department to get
the beat oi them. and consequently the
lumen are light and the companies make
monuy." This pnts‘th'c whole case inn
nutshell. in continuation and con-
clusion allow me to quote from remarks
made by Fire Commissioner Banks, cl
Bridgeport, liitore the Board of down
tionment of that city, on February i of
the present year: “We have a model do-
part-ment." he said, “and it is rated
second to name possessed by any city of
“main: in the country. It wouldwher
{also mummy to _j.-opurdizo the safety of
the city for :1 few thousand dollars,
While insurance rates wore hoingfid
vnnovtl in othor cities, those here were
allowed to remain the same. «If you
caust- the department to fell behind the
timos, tho toxpoyora will pay more than
the diflvronrtc in increaml rates of insur-
ance. At thc present time our rates are
lower than tlmaechnrgod innny city in
this country tho air a oi Bridgoport."
[lore wolmvc an Illustration of the
way insurance rates are determined to
the advantage of LIN! property, owners of
a city. l'nfnrtunaioly our own city
lurniahva at prosont an illustration
of a wry dlil'oront kind. M.
sor t1t1§r3£iil *iixorun.
"AM "Mar illltl Tsvpuyor" (”down in the
Want sits.
Elli/mu's'rulinrl- On Saturday, Mnrrh
ii), nn‘nrticle appeared in your paper
stating that this district ‘rrquirnd u now
achoolliuilding, and they wanted it at
now. “This district net-(led it new school
building 90“ ml years ago, but could not '
got a two-third Vote to change the site
to more mmmodious grounds. l'ntil
the Sammie lot was agreed upon. it was
the fourth lot voted on heiore they got
a two-third i’utoz‘It was ahmn unanimous
forthnii'tmmio lot, it being about cen-
tral for IIIt‘iIIdUii'I, and (ornate at that
timr, ,
Now "(‘-vmmun 5 unto" says tho Sum-
mia property is tho most valuable in the
town and will probably mat the district
about illlluil whorl commissioners' and
litigation (‘xpt'ntii‘fl are panl. He then
stys it live at the root of a hill which
mukm it more or learn! a pond hole in
stormy worttiwr. Now. this 1.000 and
the pond hole don't go together well
when for sale ”is nrtmln aroma to have
been wriuon to moire an impression
somvwhvro. Whetlwr it was on tho $5,000
or the pond Imlt' rumtiirin to he soon. The
lot which ho mentions and wishes you to
lakl- particular notice of. which he says
can IK‘IKmRIll of Mrs. Wood for Will.
has the opponmnou n! being a suitable
lot tor a school house or other buildings,
but it is not considered control enough
for our new school homo, as Prospect
Hill and iii-ll Inland are in this district
and Ihl‘ majority Ilvu be! m the Sammie
lot. Tim district in willing to pay u just
cornywnntivn mi illt‘ luw directs, und
lmvougroml toll-awn With the honor-
uhlo board or mmmisaiom-ra. We were
told lIln mmmiasioncrs would be here
soon aftrr tho holidays. and expected
thoy would he horn about January. will.
The-re Imvc imln two school meetings
held in Iran than tut-i days to rescind the
who previously mitt-n on the Hammis
lot. Ar tho lust rimming seventy'iuur
volt-II "tin” and Jilly-two "you," which
should put it stop to calling school meet-
ing. A \‘nrnlt m: Tumrmr
lilmuyinn, March 1‘2.
.t I'ossiiu: ammo.
’l’lw G‘s-missing Prolrirm Mo School "0th
hits for ltuwaylmr.
I-III/lm- [firming Hoolirwl.-lltr.\tt rim:
The curroapondent in your issue oi the
Will that, who signs himselt "Common
blouse" and auggrats the purchase of the
lawn-hm» Wmi property on which to lo—
oati- the twopoml new wohml building.
has curtainly dlrmtvd attontion towardos
possible solution of this perplexing prob-
lem. Tho writer chanced to be t
at line school ousting held at the school
housi- mt Wntlneldtsy night last, and by
a denial» vote it was dreidsd to proceed
with the cimdemnation oi the Captain
fiatnmie piowrty. so rsllrd. ilur Im
motion at ih’li time was that those
present. tomes-willing the majority, were
dmlvrd as to the prim-ht statue of the
question at issue This "deception." ii
tinterm may h.- allowed, was hrotight
shout hy om- oi the speakers quoting or
reading the statute lair morning the
prom-idiom where load is mdsrnned lor
school ptrrprm. lie wished to impress
tttsthrory “attire action or the Court
Maximum was llcal and that no or
pssl was minis from Mr decision
Whoa 1mm s point oi has this my he
mm, yrtasamatm o! loci tho do»
duction in the premises is entirely
mg. .To illustrate this polar it is only
must-arr to trier totits fact that alter
the mumheionrrs liars exhausted their
poor". given pcratipslon to talc its
land. and lite sehmi hoard. lot as ”It
hm given out the building MM
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BARGAIN ‘ HOUSES.
NORTH MAIN ANIJMALNN? STREETS, SOUTH INORWALK.
...... mm»....¢,..m.m. ...“. «Wnadanm
are in the resin trained by lswym, and
loan-holes are purposely lsit that tend
to favor prolonged litigation. Ills. Ilsa»
mists inclined robs discriminated hot
reasons for hsiug so are at the brat. liar
property is too valuable to its men-sod
by the district. Wally when it Is
taken into consideration that and
better sites can he rudily «coral. [or
say awards or what tits commissioners
would probably alluwhcv. Now, if “m
attorneys persist in getting out injunc-
tions front time to ‘titus in order to "tire
out" the district. pray what guarantee
have we that s new school building will
be erected within the nest Ilvs years?
in the meantime must we coullnnato
send our children to spend the school
hours in such a building as is It present
i’nrniahrd *hy the district? All sure
what" it is scarcely its for a stable, much
Ictat (or a place or creating tor terms ol
boys aad‘girls who are sent there to
learn the rudimentary points all why.
giene, ventilation and sanitary methods,
while all of the surroundings are sdi
root contradiction as well as straining
burlesque in this lineal teaching.
Our people have been toying with this
matter (or year». and impartial obser-
vers tell us that we lack both common
”use and good judgment. and that out»
riders will have to step in and do iov us
what we lack the capacity to do {or our
selves. Past events seem to jmtiiy this
opinion. and us the district has the on:
pieasaitt p'rdspoct oi proiorigad Iflji‘lm’k
tloas to contend against in r-sse the Capt.
Sammie pr_ _y , Men. would it not
he the part a wisdom to Moccasin-don
this site and act on'the suggestion oi
"Common Sonar" as to the Lawrence
Weed property? 0: [ailing In this. re-
tain the old site» and purchmo or condemn
sufficient of the adjoining (Iudlipp pro-
perty to make ample play "(mods for
the children? it unity of action can In
secured in this dire-"tron we endure no
reason why a new school [Wilding should
not he» omyletrd and ready (or ms»
pancy within the coming three months.
Material and labor are on a hard pan
basis. and a more suspicions tints is
which to commence operations could not
be chosen than the t. i.‘. R.
Rowoytorl. latch 12. um
AN [BMW 0? SIM.
The Evening School; .2!" no! lint as
Mutts as was tum-as.
Messrs. Blanchard. Keith and lead,
the committee appointed by the board oi
School Visitors at their mmting natur-
day night. to investigate the mallard
expenses incurred by the selections (or
the evening naturals, waited upon the
town officials yesterday alternate. The
town books were placed at their disposal.
when it was discovered that an error oi
1.1.000 had been made inlooting the even-
ing school account; that instead oi the ex'
prnditures by the selectmsn being ’2,-
mm, as had been reported to tho Fiosrd
of School Visitors. they were but 91AM.—
W. This with what the achmlviwitors
have upended, makes the cost “the
evening schools up tothe present time,
$3,513.57. leaving a instance in round
numbers, of $1.500, out o! the $5,000 spv
propriatrd by the town tor "suing
school purposes. This, it is thought, is
sufficient to carry the schools through
tho 100 days which the law vrqurrss
they shall he taught. and will not noes-av
attain the calling a! a special town meet
ing to make an additional appropriation.
The misunderstanding arose iron
lhr' fact that the amount School Visitor
Mead reported to the board as having
been spent was noon more than it really
is. plir. Head says the lignvrs were given
to him by .‘iclrctrnan truism. who has—
tily (00th the amount.
in the matter oitho pimped tour.
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no ruling... «am-ts on." an
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(hiya-slid law-in was held last
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Illnfi'JJrsesysnd Dr. 8.3. [last
”rm oi the city health
Wrwmufll Owned. ml
thiti cit . walked shout tho too-Mew. ,. Waddresssd lite mmlrrfl role»
minutuiiflok a drinklrunt unis-est ‘ Mm out» at the board. in
tsunami thencieppad nptoihem “fluvial-drains what Mirna.
our... ”mm”; asked WM little-wail wished that to parsusto
imaticketto‘lichorh. mumsmwmsem. Thronly
msicedthat tumspwdmm ,mflflfllh’ibchsmr was
his ism was hmkeuout and scared. *‘mfl Wm. Soother
to, Harris took the m the ma m~m vmblddovogMMr
mm in mm hummus Habit-Wat: wholesome». Our:
plans! a inshos‘ with mamas. ”fir-umflrmwhmrmrn
Themnnmhowasrstim Wym, dewbiiewwwu. in said.
lmrdcd the no train. . to M the m o! contagious am.
’wm cm mu... g, M, Tim-armbhadlslisothority to
wmtflumgh immwmm “HI-dim. M M W to
maltortiwtrainieit m wk, WVWMoieoltagicusdisssse u.
tm mined the was on the man‘s Whiti- wubh murmur My»
onus on.» unplug“: '
About 0 o'clock yaiertkylntmi
murdered the mwutégmfits
To million columns 0! this paper. They will
sTHlNG "'“F
wanna tron our; fun." in Thursday's, mam andfiahlulay’a issue.
,0 .~v.-w....m_e _
class house in any'o! the large cities.
Three Hundred Gingham Dress Patterns, in lengths of
The New Edrcdon Cloth, handsome colors, yard,
Bengalinc Cloth, guaranteed fast colors, yard,
lace. and mils! ths attention of Dr. J.
A.‘ link, of No. 85 W avenue.
New York. who was in an sdjoiningcar.
tothc man. TheTlhysit-ianintmediaieiy
pmnmmocd the disease milpos. The
than wast-mints! into the haggageear.
and start“! oil, the conductor and
lmrkeman following at a respectable
diatomic. no this way through the trails
the mrallpnx [utient yank-d runny well-
dmsml managers at hath rem, who
turn itilt'fll’lrf'fllwli until they learned of
the rr-al nature at tlvnrase. The. on»
urination and dismay soiled themalL
Several left the train at New Missile.
The yatlent was finaliyllandlti in a
«m or» the baggage car, where he sat
on a lump strut! (or the rest of the trip.
As the train hauled into the Grand Cenv
irttl station n squads»! . were
awaiting its arrival. With the police-
men were two sanitary inspectors. The
latm hurl inom wlograpiml to from New
Ros-hem.
The W worn olivine-l to gut
molested. mi tho how at "I run
into isa‘yua snriqnarantiurd until ms
o‘nlwk. when an ambulance took the
mllpos pliant to tinkrwptlon Hott-
pitel. lirre the "tan said his name was
(harks l'ctorwm. id swede, and an engi-
nr-rvr lry trwle. He said he was thirty-one
yours old oral howls-s. having been out
of work {or several months.
“C! said hr» haul horn slowing in
chmp lodging lam-mt in New York,
where. it is tlumght. he ”"0in tht‘
olimsw. until vii-(rut our» week ago. when
lit-canto u'rfitnttliXm'alk vapor-ting to
unite vvtnplnynmu. He was taken sick.
Trimmer. and ilmvitiml lu rt'tnrn to New
York city.
The flow York Iiixslllt illlis'iulw urn
investigating the raw. Bury (W on the
imin that had hsrhorml the snullpos
victim was yestmlny thoroughly furnio
gated and disinlcctnl. The anion oi the
«minim in taking the patient to New
York city. instead oi «Ming him adrift
at one of tho wayside stations. as several
hmnlms [mm urged him to do.
was highly or min! by other» on the
train,whow ' rrurrvhumsneanillargvly
in the myrrity.
The lvslth sutlmritie» :lmrlared yester-
day that tlm win very little likelihood
that the smallpox [sentient had :11me any
"Maxims in the train. le muslin
and antin- crmv on the train were
vaccinated. '
in the ailernmn ll iris-grain arrived in
Maple-s for his services, there is said to
how been quite a spirited discussion I» s
tween the members oi the murmur
and the selectmsn, the {ovum mum
ing that the town atheists had, without
consulting counsel, daily ignorrd the
resolution passed at the meal business
meeting of the town on lmhsr 28, to
the rtlsct "that the acts at the salon-ca
and school visiton in rstahibhisgsehoob
he, and they are hereby appvmsdsnd
ratified and the caps-ass paid. but saili-
ing shall he Md lo! the service"! ssy
teacher not approved hy the iiosrd at
School Visitors." The (tenths-contain:
at In the following eon-asterisks hear
log on this subject mmwmstthr
root of the litter:
flinch: to am ..
r . . or
normnsrtloa with the even ninth.
They roams themselves to vr Mn
mishsdatthsamntolths hill and
for aims rum rmfiiered that tiny
weratmdsrrlegal
hm's‘lnm. is tha'
on re our hands our
’ package” add paid . an
dlrdstltla rssldssss aw lytls svsasr.
unwgsilmhhhr
Misses
mm»
said
Mills
to”.
ad
lrsat
’l-mih Korwalli. telling oi the 1m. and
”Mimi Amt Raymond immoliuteiy
throwaway tlwmpat the lain in the
waiting rim. Pmmfiogethor with
but other mall at tents. was It
silt‘oves'l to North Wong? Island yestrr. -
I Wain.
' .W.J.Traosy.haalthoiliosroiths
towsoillorwslk. crispness-l to limit
Brother island. this
thstPstsrsow is a it led
how-slaw the while he
mm gamut.” . 2" w'lil try and
yum «it u .
mummified is last .orwsi‘gI,
as has has reported. j
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p».m.-
M m about Ion-n
francs-4mm
The 30-yard! Tan-la club. at lor-
walh. will gives acciahis is insults-
mmdpril Ill. lms‘s orchestra vii
tarnish aisle.
n. It... (intrude and Florence
“Flflwhsnedirtsatrrtainsd s we! Tho-aural vstiiyisgthssswiy
{rt-slut thrlr horns oaVIrst «slur,
Manuel-wither»-
rstorstthsiiouth llorwsik dramatic-t
yestsrdayinlswlisvaa.
mum and his m-
”Mllvrhdmrln
netwumvtsa. ”00”,.“ m”m.'.l.,m.hw n. m mum on.
cosmonauts-as.
WatporiJnarlaymaflnsshan Tsunami-rill MW mmmmuhm
mmmm-usmmnumaou-urmmmwmmu
magnum.
first). A. Murmurs-hum
at Hrs. l'rrdsrtek lead. si’
M.
sing vastigsta.
Mu" lt mind. This matter,
Its-mind brew discs-ad at the last
We! the city health board. and
they wmlntavov otthscosrsshc was
pursuing. Thshoard wished to pursue
the... count it the city. and wanted
“councilman. some actisu to up
Intuition lie nidlhnt in they: was
lord suasion wank! riot avail. . lir
dudscasewhrrshehsdyust met a
man whom he ordered quarantined on
amount of a contquons disssss in his
falsity. He thought immediate action
VII ml].
Dr. Huntington reiterated the state.
mum by Dr. Tracy sol whorl hr
hasty action on the part at the council.
City Clerk Lockwood said the Council
hadlull power to stake oniiosms to
museum: of the city and that
the new city ordiaaocas would lolly cov-
ar that ground. .
Councilman Osbovaasid that permit
ally he felt and encouragsd at the
lotsrast taken by sis health board.
Dr. W‘“ to also in:
that than were cans in town at prmt
that scaled thourictsst kind of atmv
tlon
Councilman Whaler asked if the
Council could not make a special order
to empower the health board to minim
strict quarantine:
City Clerk Lockwood replied that lhs
Council had much power.
Alter tho illustration the following
resolution was maniacal}! adopted:
erltml. That the Health Bound he
given instructions to quarantine any and
every building in the city in which any
person is ml with any out _
disease. and togiveordcrs tosli them-
cupsnt» of the said building or buildings
torsntalninqnsnotllssltildasgsr
from infection is pas-rd. and that any
person violati any 0! the provisions of
a“ lotion pro-cuter! standing to
w.
A wasnunicstion lrcut'. l‘. Triutrarn.
secretary of the Norwalk Relief sssrrcia
tion. thanking the {bunch tor the docs—
tion of the old potion clothing was read
and placed on tile.
The aflidavit at V. 9*. Salient. auditor
oi the water accounts. was accepted and
ordered placed on ills. The amount in
the tnsasursr's hands was “Add fill.
it patitlollrontthem oillivrv-
side avenue for a light on that thorough:
(are was relorrad to the tight container.
A communication w. received {rows
W. B. licQulllsn, scentsvy a! the (Ten
trai Labor Union, aching that union urn
he gives the preference upon city wort
Upon motion at (haul-arr (”horn in
was raced to receive the communion
tiooand place it on Me.
Manila“ Osborn thought ths just
tor of the Council roars and pollen head-
quarters was not doing his wovk as he
should. The cast" was related to the
chairman at the am marinate» is«
Thsohsimsaoflhllssserm-ltue
waslastrsatsdtolonowflMspcsths
”intramural-naturals“
Gounod-u MW“ in
thsuaflsroi swarms-sat its
mmhmww mm
Council's-Murals!“ the
mum-momma”..-
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Stripe and Figured Duck, one 'of the latest and most
iJrcpo Moire, llcautii'ul beyond description, yard,
l’rintcd iliitiilics, newaud hovel designs, yard,
IT WILL PING" WELL TO SEE THIS STOGII BEFORE PURCHASING ELSI I
and foreign manufacture.
lowing “Speciala:"
Forty-inch limiriotta, N cw Spring colors, yard,
French Flannpi, nil Wool and 40-in. wide, yard,
Finn Illm'k Sorgc, 50 inches wide, worth 98 cents, at
Black and Navy Storm Serge, 46 inches wide, all
The Norwalk Boston Store.
Telephone. 574.
THEODORE OLSE
linttial Sale I0 March ill
at ladios’ Turn Shots Worth $4.50 at Sill ntrPalr.
twassthscitysadths Norwalk iias‘.
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lot of Ladics’ Slices ever turned out of our factory.” I ther
bought them, and for 60 days will offer them at half price;
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N0where will you find the prices quit a
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in this department great care is taken to get the newest and best colorlngs in W
Fabrics. Our assortment of line Wash Goods. such as Dotted and Figured Swiss 1!
English and [rich Dimitics, Figured Duck, etc., will compare favorably with that also
We call special attention this week to the following
8 to 12 yards, per yard
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Stylish Dress Fabrics for 1894, yard,
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W00 Dress 00d
This department is filled with New and Elegant goods in the Latest Novelties oi both home
For varieties in style and low price we take the lead. Note .lhe fill»
this squ, pvr yard, only
Wool, per yard, 49¢“
CORNER MAIN and WALL $75.. NORWALK. CT
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lli ladies’ and Men’s Fine Shots. ill‘Pair
THE ABOVE IS THE ‘
BIGGEST BARGAIN ON EARTH.
pairs ol Lounsbury, Mathewson & Co’s Fine
Shoes, tirade for a Ionic store on Broadway, New?
City, that failedjust cforc the goods were . shl ‘
Louuahut'y, Mathewson & 00. says: “This is positively the i
Witch and lace, welt, pat. tip. worthmwhmw.
Jill) pairs Ladics’ button, welt, pat. tip, worth, 04.60, at 02.25.
loo pairs Ladies’ huttcnm. 8. tip, wortthiO, at 02.00. ,
Also another lot- i‘rom Parker, Holmes & (30., as followtz' I I
' too pairs how writ, worth taro at that.
too pairs W pat. tip, worth Mil, at 2.00. ‘
*Mpairawiu’astnpisom alteration, worth 2.00at1.00. ‘ ,
7m pairs Wrdstht Oxfords or Boudoir, all colors; sizes at to ll; worth 3.50 tor! id.
ampaiulien’adsssitoraatlm. . , ‘
madam“ Bischsrs. worth $.00 at 1.25.
mmmoaom Wellnoshiclola, worth 8.W00.
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Norwalk Chronicler