kilowatt! charge-iron lie to
, - . e
, 1-“. inc and m. with“ advance
‘ mother-e cherries 50 per cent.
Wile-am do for the same grade
. mall at low as in a yard.
. M that to 150.
, WM! leinitnenee. our prices the lowest.
I” we have the ilneet eeeortment in
comma: llAllING we are the name
to Wall Paper»: um a man.
'3 ”910! OBI! flrlt oiaee artiste for our
Painting and Paper Banning.
. lo; Br-lieturn fare to parties residing out of
I E C K E R
fiée’ricee. othere'try to follow and not
‘ Inefmnet.,so.umau.u
' DAILY ‘_ DIRECT
Freight Line
' BETWEEN
{gl-‘NEw YORK,
1;..;8.nufh N‘orwalk
. NORWALK.
. THE ‘VBOPELLERS . :
j tnv uFAuuqu
‘
neon-ere this?
V‘
cm Strikeojiliere Ltd on by
i ., infuriated’ililoxhcn.
mm are WILL rectum om.
Ire- Chndrea Were Among the lavage
lob the. near the Deputy sauna-«a
In linen Working Under the m
uneven-Mme. .
Soul-roam. Pa. May b.-—’i‘he north end
of the connellniii‘ coke region ie in a
foyer of fear. excl entand anxiety. The
terrible work at the Painter plant of the
McClure company. had as it was in itself,
iefeered etlil more as foreahadowing the
beginning of timee and oonditione that are
inevitable unieee thie strike in epeedily
bottled.
The battle wae between atriking Polee.
I email number of deputies and acorn-
;arative few of the men at work at the
einter- plent. Deputy Sheriff Sanford
White and Chief Gierh Ewing B. Roddy
were terribly beaten and are in a critical
condition. Five men and two women on
the etrikere’ aide wore ehot and two of the
men dangerously wounded. Fifty-eixof
the riotere have been arrested and are now
ooniinedin the Unionfown jail.
The Painter plant was closed down by
the etrikere on the 24th inst. and woe idle
until Wednesday of this week. Early Fri-
day morning 'Joe Sconeeky's wife went
about to the other bounce and got the
women of the striking Polee'to join her in
a proposed raid: on the plant. About 6
o'clock she had.150 men, women and, chil-
dren in the ranks ready foraraid. The
men remained in the rear, and the women
and children. led by Mrs. Sceneeky. made
a web for the cokeyard.
Women Fought Like Wild Boleta.
Thin region has seen many savage affairs
in which 'women‘uneexed themselves by
deeds of cruel violence. but the old timera
any that never before hue there been seen
auch aepectacle as this. Every person in
the assaulting party had some sort of
etriking weapon-even the children, who
ecreameri ohriil y as they flourished eticke
euited to their size. Many of the women
bore axes, and some of the men of the
mob carried hull bats and hatchete.
Deputy White was the first man at the
yard on whom a blow fell. Mm. Sconeeky
had a bail club. and her husband wielded
an ax. White, went down lie-fore the front
rank of the raiders. Roddy and a clerk
named James'l‘urr euw him fall. in the
face of the fearful odds ihree two Infill
eprang to his rescue and fought their way
to his side.
Then the frantic raiders fell upon Turf;
and Roddy as “him struggled to hie feet.
blinded with blood. The three men {might
desperately, but the odds were too great, ‘
and finally all went down again under the;
feet of the mob. Roddy WM beaten and 2
ciit about tho head almoet as badly aei
; EAULE
Wiilleave Pier Ill. 3. 3.. Beekman street
flew eork. at b p. m.
lave Norwalk. 5 p. 111.: South Horwaik. can
”,0 M. p, m, .
height received fromlemdoiip. m.
nlieation to ate the Cit of Vor-
elf-in? e will lie-52m for spec Ia] iota oi
Mbtanyw are in New York In its vicinity. l
'- pereone are Iorbid truetin an of
the-ugh) of the basic of this lingo onyac— i
count of owners thereof. era) tr ,1
i
I. l.. flee Ham & flamed ll. l. i
NOVIIIBIE 19, 1398. l
more weave some xoawann anI
White. 3
White is in the Minors’ hospital at (‘on‘ 5
neiievillc. The latest. roporie are that fhe
chances of recovery do not equal the
cilantro-u that he will die. Roddy was 1
brought to his home- lwn'. lIl‘ is vomiting E
blood uud‘ie n wry badly injured man:
Two of the Polo-«allot in Ilii! melee arrpro 7
nouncod by their physician to he in a dnn- 3
gerous condition and are likely to die.
Sixfyd lil‘f‘i' note-rs. among fin-m 1'.‘ wom
an and In children. have been taken to
jail. and worrunfe for N) of here have been ‘
eworu out, but the rue-u cannot now be
found. The l’oiun-rpioui in in churge of o'
large number of deputies, and iln- compa
ny is determined to lllK'rlili‘ it.
More Tremble Brewing.
('oxxi;l,|..~\u,i.r1, Pa, May .3. 'I'prrompi :
action of the road f-qupnuive in arming a a
large torrent men at the works in the Van
derlyilt region prevented a riot there. The
mobihut clmml down fin- l“orf liili worb
FOLLOWS: 5: remained in camp all night pro-paring I:
; nifurk flu- l’aul and Nellie \Hii'lw, bui
L'fl-‘iiayvdflil‘lx. :ARSIN'ngAvn' when they learned that an army of depu
ill 03» ”103x” ‘io-o Wile patrolling fhc Wurlie flu-y um
i. ox... gg 01-. . ('ludr-(l in delay the launch and diqwru-d
1 a {031.qu 31393.1 ‘ 'l‘lw il‘fllit'f‘i soy lln' ufriio-ru will {I‘Hl‘lllilli
" 1.08.. 846m” again as won on ilitl dvpullm- ili‘t“ with.
“a" 91193.. 1 drown.
”:x-v 3%.21': 'l'lii- Hil'ikoru lum- udopn-Ii u mule OI nix
.6: 34$“, iii ‘y hole by which fin-y mu Ile‘f‘ulie-l‘le'il at any
91., . .— M point in tho! \iriniiy on ehori noliw. bul
. fig tuliexl’dexo {3.35; l flu- oporulor-A soy they will keep the dcpu
. P. [-12% "q 2&3" tic-a “I“ gulurd m 'l'ong ma their-o la (“my duo
m" ' .. mar o no i‘ili'i‘. " no men of 'orl ill wlu ‘
g." ggfi w Bridgeport i won- low-ed out n-furnml to work lmnwdl ‘
4 ‘0’: gay)“: tiff-ii alter fllw moi. bud dispersed and or:
N 01.. 01.. wor in“ um or profwfioo of .30 windows
3:3; gag“) Bridgeport“ fore. 'l‘lie formidable dieplay of who-bow i
H ac." Oil ac: ’ fern ut Mqu-r uleo Iliuouruged the mob of l
”93,, med daugeuflnd If» eirlkereihere. and flu-y iiiepem-d.
3:3. lgwazflafmfi no. The leader.» loul promiemi in fi'lllfliil ll.
‘0'“; 3‘5 “H, m.. camp fill the Move-r plant (tinned down
‘ A.M..:9.lb am; i but they knew if conflict with the depu .
‘ ,- -v I i tiee. munberhig to, would prove diaaatrom 3
3 and coililudetl in wait. At .m.) tiln‘e elm-r l
. e u l'l .- wan inaugurate-q um v oleim .
H aqu2n$.utgfiag'l 13 :12 #0 been no imminent. m4 of prev-rot. ’i‘lu
lilac.
SPIIIOHILD. A. M.-632I0.. ’Ildlu
wholesale oouvlciione contemplated "0'.“ l
__ week and the attempt by the leading rom‘ E
ll mpbufififigibilla?g 32%;. paniea to resume today or Monday are our. l
’11 “.8“. (ea. vie 351'th l. 57. ~' to reeult in violence. ‘
, mu m you The leading companies may they will .
.1. B etert Ilnleea fhe iluiimy worke are clmed
”I?&fli?"u Lu" 3h,“" :3“ down today. liainry in honoring all the
“a.
ao. lw
neon ex. P. lie-«lint ac.. iiIl ace
ill (I
u the other conumniee will not. aloud idly by
‘61 I'D fi'fiflflfl‘guffa 01:23 and are themselven ruled out of the mar
0% an. ac., fl. he. Two of the leading companion an
‘-__ ; til-o ”ff, fifihfi 7 “ounce thatfbf-y willetertupaii luv/uric:
. ' em. I I n ' if in doing no they have iodepiifiite hall
» their men and oak for proiwfion from the
9. Mill! mvrelon. etate impl-
WNORWAM‘ 101' ”W!“ A number of deputiee a-ae «out to the
to
Cl»
amen“ it? an. HR ttefield
m“- of trouble ibereoud at hlex'imioth. Miner:
0‘ a???) ea.. 130%.??me Ht all from Latrobe and other placer gathered
the”. there and Cilllllii‘d on the hilleitl'e. During
wruoe tom name. the day they paraded toend fro paet the
, may“; com memoir-«m. :II.
”n P'vouoa roar—w a. m.
dim...
W
large contracts at liaudemne figures. and
Calumet work-. There is every indication
worke at Mammoth. The rod ling wan
prominently displayed, and incendiary
threats were uttered. 'l‘he "IIMIUH’IIII
locality are meaning. but not in full.
The Mellie in Alabama.
Billliiifilfliili. Ala. May o.«-'i‘he coal
minere’ etrike in tide dietrict aeeme no
nearer ite cimetodny than when it began
three week!- ago. Both etrikera and oper
am remain firm. A continuation of the
etrike much longer threatens to canoe the
eloeing down oi a number of induetflee on
account of the ehortage in theeeaieno
Ely. Almely a number of coke ovens
ave banked. and two furnace; are pre-
paring to blow out.
Milan ee loofah flea.
me la . in _ .
M‘M 3,. [we gwbenthr
mnbfierrived. as the etrlkere were. much
”M wallet Free. Thu were very in
dignant over hie eeeepe. Company it ie
nuderarmsend will be sent at nnoetorer
enfome the militia now there. Late laet
night no word could he had from Moun-
mn Iron. and it ie believed the wiree have
n cut. . ‘
ltrilrere new.“ wine-u.
Pnoufa, Illa, Nay ii.-Eight hundred
coal minere, heeded by a bra- haud and
drum corpe. paraded the etreete around
the courthouse equal-e on their way to two
mineein Tmeil county.“ force the oper-
ativee to quit work. The men organieed
at Bartonville. chore leadere and iiret vio
lied the collier mine. which hoe been run-
ning aince the etrike began. Here the
minere rein-ed to quit, but when the etrik-
are, set demonetretive they agreed to ene—
pend until further notice. 'i'here waa no
trouble, though matters were very threetr
fining for a few minutee. All the strikers
are ar‘med with big niche and intend to
carry their point.
J 31.1.1130. Tenn. May 5.--W. C.‘ Webb,
member of the national executive commit
tee of the United Minere’ aeaociation, is
here,having juet returned from Coal Creek.
lie ‘ reports every miner out there today.
They had quit work laet Monday, but had
reeumed work again thie week. The op-
eratore at (Joel Creek threatened to take
out warranta for Webb's arreet.
Hungarian-e Going Home.
Pir'ranuau, Mny'ow-The entire plant of
the Carrie furnaces at Keating, Pr... hen
cloaed down as a result of the strike of tin-
coal minera. The plant employs about 700
men and in the most important of the
Rankin industries. One of the peculiar
featuree of the shutdown in the action of
the Hungarians. Many of them were idle
a greater part of the pact year, and as they
were gradually diepeneed with the but
few daye and noted the preparationa mode
for an indefinite euemneion they began to
think that the country waa no good any
more and decided toreturn to the old coun-
try. - Nearly 250 left for New Yorkto 'wait
for a European bound veeeel, and 1.50 are
arranging to leave.
Wincbeatera Settled Thle Ilob.
Cmmoo, May 5.” A crowd of striking
brick inolders gathered at the brickyarde
of I). V. Purington‘dz Co. at Blue Island
and threatened to deatroy the works. Non-
nulon men are at work in them yardu un—
der the protection of the uhorill. ' The hit
ter'a deputies met the ulrikere at five on-
trance with loaded wincheetcre and threav
cued to shoot the first invader. The men
auddonly \vilhtirew, and bloodehed was
narrowly averted. After destroying l’ur-
ington & (‘o.'u works and driving out the
nonunion workmen the striker.» expected
to repent thr- operation at of her brickyurde
in the vicinity.
the the Meaaba Range.
DI'U‘TH, May 5 ~Advim-e from Virginin.
Minn. indicate that the situation on the
Meeaba range is IK'l‘OllliilK critical. Sher-
ill Sharvoy baa telegraphed hero for M
more deputies. which will maln- u force of
over ill! on duty at the ecrm- of tho trou‘ l
ble. The men at the Olive miiw and m
llrake d: Sfraffou'e Went to work under
protection.
l'ive- I'hiluielplllnne Tired of Life.
Pilii. \iil-1i.l’li|.\. Muy I» Five people in
this city attempted suicide during the but
24 houre. and twoeucr'eeded. .-\ i‘l-year‘old
. girl was seen hanging fofhe logs of Pier 1
23.
:\ priming m-uman ucomfml her, but
elu- uuewered him defiantly and dropped ‘
into the water and was drownwl. Morton
l‘ahlor, 75 years of age. drowned himself
in flu- llrlawaro. William J. Mfl‘arthy
throw himself in from of no o-xpro-es train
An unknown;
.mnn look purist green. but his lilo we»;
Mary Iion-riy threw berm-ll from ‘
and “no seriously injured.
saved.
a window and wan eerionely hurl.
unnlwi \lurnlere‘r l'oflunlte suicide.-
i‘otflu-Iiz. (int, May .3. i'ominlilv Lind
any, who was Mlilli by .lmm-e ’l‘rueky, died
from hie Wounde. liliimrre hunted the
murderer and penned him ln-himl a. brush
heap in the wood-4, \\ horn in, drew n romlv i
or and «Ir-lied hie purnuere. Hoe-inn flml. a
«trough- mu owlru. 'l‘rueky poiuh-d bis-
IIl‘ lr
own wmpou in hie lll'ill‘l uud llrrd
mortally uoondml.
I‘rimluul i arrive-urea.
i’mu no \I r. kin) i». \liriuo-l ilollvran
who has been in fhr employ of flu- i'oueol
idalo-d railroad for :3 )‘I-flrfn, lme been an
reeled for mnueluughlrr. He turned a
uwiwh which he had rm Imeinceefo touch.
which threw in our from the inn-k, and
John Brown fell underneath the var and “
Wu» killed.
The Iiatatia i beruee near Fruit.
liA'rM'it. N. Y . May 5 i’arc-nfeof the
inmateeoi fin- iiatavia State iuaiifutioo
For the Blind are flocking hither totakr
their children out of the arhooieince the
charge. of abom- preferred egalnet the au-
prrinfendent by the boapital physician
hare been med:- public.
Mind marine by I‘mpll'bf.
Hl’lt trim. May 5. ~Whiie John 1'. Dear.
who in mnploywi in Devrw'e drug More,
wan «imaged in mixing a quantity of lien»
zine the liquid mould lire from an oven
turnml lamp and exploded. liver was: ler~
; ribly injured and in expeclml to die.
one You For Hattie Adamo.
About. May .5,»- In the mortal eeeeiou-
llntiie Adam». alia- Mra. Maudiirmfle, of
metmpniitan “leapfrog” fame, mnvieted
of abduction. wee lined Chiller a year’e im-
prisonment in the womra'a reformatory at
Auburn.
Not a Likely statement.
l'AIlie. May 2*». ~ mine Mam: pubiiebee an
improbable etetemeut to the client that
Queen Victoria will go to St. l’eterebnrg
to attend the wedding of the eeerowifa
and the i’rincees Alix of lieeer.
Dr. lit-lord can u truer-glee.
Hamilton. May undermine! Gibbone
announced the treaeferof Rev. Dr. D. J.
Mord. the lemma pulpit orator. from
Ht. Peter’e Catholic church hereto lit. Pat»
rick’e church in Washington.
. w...» ........... .
limped in Death.
Benoit. May 15.me Miller. a young
German cigarmeker. deliberately jumped
todeath from the fifth liner of the cigar
factory at the corner of Stillman and the
dicott etreeh.
w ‘.‘.........".‘...
Bearer myewmmnrmw
eiivse salted in the apartment to the
eeeetitetiee embracing the prieeipieeof
tberelerem mtyavetecfihttos.
1.“? Mom iiae u
3 we: Milne
agate-reenactment...“
.
l .
hum
‘ New Youfllay tw'rhe mum of
the town of fireveeend to”tbe cit of
Brooklyn, which has duet gone into .
leaf national importance. inaemuohaeit
Induce under municipal government the
famous‘ eeaeide reeort of Coney Ielend.
John Y. lifeline. who in now serving a
term in etate prison for crimee committed
against the franchise at the November
election.
Gouey leland proper containa Manhatv
tea Beach. with lie two mammoth hotele:
Brighton Beach and Weet Brighten, the
latter being the popular section of the it
lead and containing numerous email ho-
tele. liquor ealoona without number. varia
ety ehowe. concert belle and the thoneend
and one sttraetione which go to make up a
people'e holidaying place. It oontaina eleo
a etreet known aa the Bowery. which is
largely oompoaed of divee. Here vice in
some places rune riot. unhampered by law
and protected by the officere of the peace.
Sunday is the great day of the week there.
halls hold open away, and the excite law
ie a dead letter. Everything “went" dur~
ing the McKane regime except injunctione.
Now that the city authorities control
Coney inland, it is expected that all thie
will be changed. , The B klyn police do
partment will at once aeaume charge of
the town and will blot out the divee. resu-
late the dance halls and en'deavor to drive
out the thievee who prey upon the vieitore.
It in not expected that the Sunday laws
will be enforced with the same rigidity
that prevaile within the preeent city iimite,
but on Sunday the mueic belle will be
cloned, and the saioona will not be permit-
ted to flaunt themselves in the facee of the
multitudes. ’l‘he edect of annexation will
be that Coney island will be a cleaner.
safer place of resort than it has ever been
before.
"BRECKINRIDGE AT HOME.
Che-cred With Vigor by Five Hundred of
“in (lonetituente.
LEXING'I‘UN. Ky.. Moy 5.-—(,‘olonelBreck-
inridgr-‘o reception on his arrival here was
a royal one. Five hundred of his most on-
thusiastic follower» incl him at the train
and made the air romund with their cheers
for the white lmirc-d prodigal. Every man
in the crowd iueietrd on shaking hands
with him, and it wan with diiiicuify that
he reached the l’lm-uix hotel.
livery walk in life was "represented in
the. ruihueiiwfio withering. Everywhere
were sown the lireckiuridm: campaign but.
tone. which are like the Cleveland and
Harrison buttons and hear an excellent
likenoee of the iumoueorutor. The Breck-
i inridge people are in high feather today as
g, the result of fhrcortiiquecoption tendered
: their favorite.
3 The campaign will be formally opened
.’ today. when ('olomd llrockinridgc will do
3 liver hie long looked ionupeceh. There 'are
3 fully 15,in stream-re in town today. as
l people have been mining from all over the
ldintrif-t. If is Illtll't' than probablethat the
i crowd of lu-urr-rs will be en large that some
. opt-u air place.- will have to be selected.
l ’ '
9 CAPITAL DOINGS. ‘
"her and llarimr Appropriations Illll :
risen-d by the "once. 1
W \smwi‘os, Mayo—~11“: open umion ‘
of the ornate leafed only three hours. The
? iIIlil! was» ronxuuu-d entirely by Mr. Quay.
who gave noofln-r f'Iiilplr‘r of his aerial
lope-eel: on tho iorilY. .\ir. iiallinger N'-
malnvd by hie hilli‘ ronetanily. relieving
the I’enneylvauluu at frequent intervale
by reading ouch extrm-ls as Mr. Quay dev
eircdtoioeeri his remarke. The balance
of the do)" was ape-m behind closed doore
considering oxisriitive business. i
The river and harbor appropriation hill i
puewd tlu- lion-w. If woe considered by
paragraphgior amendment during almost
the entire day's Mi'al‘ilflll. but no amend.
mental oi any importance were adopted.
, 'I'ho impropriuliou for the harbor m (biwe-
ygo. N. Y , “as incrraerd from $27,000 to
.337,le In the vi'vuiug privufe IM'IIHIOIl
: Illil~ “err 1'Iill‘eiilt‘i‘i'il.
Mute-mania III fir-Men ifrielueliipa.
.\'l'\\ Yuiill. \liiyi l'liolollow'ilmnie-um-
«hips ormlm- lllllli). l'i-r~iu Monarch. Lon-
' don; lire-«ion, llrmm-u. I‘vl'uviuu.liliugow;
i-Zduunliiiu'ulmrdllympm,iiiiirolfar;i'ity ;
.oI liovuv. liluuzow. \\ inland. iiihr’ulfm‘:E
i Amulfi. liuml-urx: Now York. Sililiiiflillp“ E
3 ion; l'uiluriu. Lin-rluml; Greece. London;
Veg". l.i-.boo. .li'rij.‘ l‘iiy, Suaunea. ’l‘he ,
following eff-nuinlnio. mil today: Lucauie.
Liverpool; La llnuruouue. liavre; I’uruee-
. elu. Hinegou. Workeudum. llotn-rdam;
Minelanlppi. luvmlou: Shale, lire-men: Iiek-
. Ia. i'brisiiuueami, Maudie. Hamburg.
llallef ra Magnified.
“‘uMiuuuum, i'a., May 5. Rocco liai-
iefra. the organ grinder, who hue been on
Ifriul upon fherhargr of abducting little
1 Eddie lirolherton of Aehley, thie county.
wan avquinud. The boy diaapprurcvi from
his home early in February, atom which
time no pmiiivu trace of him ha» been din~
COI‘PI’NI
l'ourlh ('Iaae l’oatmaeleve.
\VAi-inwrmv. May 5. »'l'he following.
fourth I'luea imimaeiere were appointed:
New York North “'ilna. 'l'homee i’eikey:
l’aleuviih». Ammo-e 'i‘innnerman: Stephen-
fmvu. NJY. lirown; Uiefer Helebls. John Halter. i
l’enonylvaula Herryeburu. lirury limver:
r ieln-rviiie. ii. W. linden.
The Mayor um Vetoed.
ALiuM’. May owiioveruor Flower bee
trim-fl the bill allowing incoming mayors
of New York to retrieve from once the
hernia of departments. lie eayu it embod-
iea a ileum-mun provleion. making the
mayor an autumn.
the Made nae “neared (been Trips.
New Your. May ii.-Ceptain ii. lieuhde.
who cinnmande the expreee merrier Nor»
mannie of the llambnrg»Amevicen line,
bee juet completed hie one hundredth
round trip an a captain on this line.
Nation“ deb-oi a! Electricity.
Chicano, May hurled charter papere
have just been granted «Springfield to
the National School of Electricity, an on
genitalia- growing out of the electrical
department of the World’e fair.
“angle; at deli!!!” City.
Jemeamt (int. Mo. May 5.».lake
Brown. aiiae John Coleman. wee banged
heroine the munier of Frank Machine
totem-n in one of the penitentiary obese.
W . ”4.... ._..
”r. Heir-er Ace-Mad.
imam, N. “Y.. May or» jury in
iheeeee of Dr. Jeeieb K. helm. camel
forperiury “Magnet all eight.
broaabtine'iverdtetofnet'uilty.
”which belle.
item. lay we» did la»
eeeeeehe
whiohwae the citadel of the kingdom“ pl
The ealoone are in full blast, the dance .
x.
We meet telling out. nor moving, nor about to take stock,
but we are 88%” cheap’hecauee we are determined to do the
LARGEd’l‘ G BBY B BIHEBB in the city, and we are going
to etay right here (1 do it. The people a preeiate our efforts to
ease them. We a big business on turd
going right on. lilo atanding still, and will have
next Saturday.
ay. .but we are
a bigger one on
HAVE ‘YOU BEEN THOSE BEAUTIFUL PICTURES
IN OUR WINDOWH? .
:‘
Will give one of them to each customer who buys Teas or
Coffees or 01.00 worth of. groceries or over on Set urday, May 5th.
Come early and be euro and get one.
Very beet Elgin Creamery Butter, ‘2lcib.
The New York (ironed to,
Donovan Building, East Washington St, South iiorwnli.
FURNITURE. ,
28 80. Main Street, 80. Norwalk.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
PARLOR sun's
Silk Brocatelle Fringe Parlor Suit, $35.00.
Crushed Plush Parlor Suit, $25.00.
Polished Wood Parlor Tables way down in price.
A Fine Lounge for $6.50. ,
Wilton Rug Couches, $11.50.
A large line of Corduroy Lounges and Couches.
, Aligoods sold at hard time prices.
‘ DAVID STOW.
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ii Washington Street.
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J GEN WARREN, Proprietor.
’ WAGO’UN‘S.
New and eeoond hand
Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to so? All.
Photographs
of the house are in order.
Photographer NllliTH
can do them:
20 Years Experience
and the heat of apparatus.
Steamship and Railway Tickets
to all parts of the world for sale by
H. D. SMITH.
Boom i laconic Building.
srrmu one To
Florida. California.
Bermuda, Egypt,
and mm pointe of interest to travelers.
JUST A [Milli LINEAUF
Norwalk.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
CW
Woof immmmmueh
Baby Carriages,
FROM $5 UP.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
UAK BEU-llUllM SUITS,
TENSIUN TABLES,
SIUEBUARUS, Ell-
FANCY UllAlllS,
ANU Pillllllli FURNITURE
AT BOTTOM PRICES.
Raymond & Sons.
0 ATS'OAT S!
The Value of Date depende considerably nponthe Weight ofthe traiedor the
reason that the lieeke of Light (late make up a
much greater proportion of the
grain than heavy Date. Thue a bushel of Date of the weight of M lbe. will have
fifty per cent. of beaks. while a huehei weighing 40 ibe. will have only 30 per cent.
of hueke.
The weight of the drain is therefore the manure or test of quality.
Our Data are carefully acreened. and the dirt. duet aed ebel’ lifted «i.
which removes the prime cents of heavy and of
ad broken hcreee.
The value of 0m thee sifted should be appreciated by horse oweere.
were won roe Helene elm came. mews roof/rue econ.
Ordere left at Soimsn'e livery stable will receive prompt attention.
Manuel T.
Dealer in Bay.
mi, Grain. Ferd. ate. it mm me», death lforeeiir. (it. e
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Norwalk Chronicler