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Dr. E. c. West's News and Brain Treatment
ls sold unlit-r positive writton gunman-o, by author-
ized agents only, to cure Wonk Mammy: Load of
Brain and Nervo Pawn; Lost Manhood; Quiv'kness;
Eight Woes; Evil llrvamn; buck or (Murillo-rice;
hcrvousnw»; Lawuucia; ail Drains; Lossnf Yuwul'
o! the (lom-rulivo (imam in either communal by
over-exertion; Youthful Errors, or l-vaurinivo [Tao of
Tobacco Opium or Liquor which wmn load to
hungry, éonsumption insanity and llauth. By mail,
H a mx: 6 for $5; with writh-u uuaranivc in curo or
refund mnnoy. WEHT'S GONG}! HYBI’P. A certain
Cure for Couch-a Cnlrin, Asthma, lironnhitirl,Croup,
Whooping thumb, Sorry Throat. Pics-«ant to talc.
burali siza diwoniinuml; old, film. rum, now 1%.; old
II also, now 50c. GUARANTEES Ismmi only by
For Sale by George C. Stillsou. So. Norwailt
r. not 10 1y
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not hallway from home overnight. You can (In
ymwholotlmototho work.oronly your spare mo-
mm. As capital Is not required you run no risk.
We supply you with all that is needed. It will
out you nothing to try the business. Any one
can do tbs work. Beginners make money from
the start. Failure In unknown with our workers-
Evrry hour you labor you can easily make I dollar.
No one who is willing to work fails to make mar.
money every day than can be made In three days
at any onlmarv vmploy meat. Send ior free book
containing tho tallest lulormation.
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Box 880.
PORTLAND. MAINE.
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communicator
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Mlle we are the larurat manufacturers of
(I shoes In the World, and uarantcc
henlue by atom lag the name not [price on
bottom, whici irotccts you against high
can and the mirid ctttuti‘u pronto. nor shoea
custom work in style, easy fitting and
cg unlilira. Wu have them sold every.
hcre “(loom prices for the value Klvffl than
ny other mnkr. ‘i‘akc no alrbatitutv. If your
let cannot supply you, We can. hold by
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all worth“ r: Hleiir'I'i."'l- rmvmir‘v (lilo
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It": only "‘il‘a'iiD'UlJJ’ FI'CCPQS‘PI’I. one
Mn 3 sale a :i sure. At droughts. mount
lire-c .uol-d. Mr H. Fall lotus-manna tree.
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[inpatient Democrats Want Ac-
tion on the Tariff Bill.
0318? AND WILSON liOT OOESULTED
'l'ba (“duct of the Caucus Is to Urn Con-
cauiona to tho Manta—Jill. Dally Don-
tonaao Brings No Ballot—Danni” 7m-
hua Dolores In Furor of Free Cool.
Waslmla'mN, Aug. 7.-—Tho growing
Impatience of members at the house over
the failure to agree on a tariil bill culmin-
ated when Chairman llolrnau oi the house
concur committoe Issued the following
(in 2
"To the Democratic Members of the
House:
"There will ho a caucus hold in the hall
. of tho house on Tuesday, Aug. 7, at It
O'clock p. m."
The call was In rosponso to a petition
signed by 63 members at the house, bulging
them being Representatives Springer, y-
num, Block. of Illinois, Hooker, Goal-y,
DcForcst, Epics, liricknor, Washington,
English, Bailey, l’attorsoa, Sperry, AI.
Ian, McNaguoy. Martin, Maxuirc and
Catmhart. The petition had been circu-
lated by Mr. liynum of the ways and
means committal. and the success of tho
move was secured within half an hour
iroru tho timu- thu petition was started.
Intense fooling was developed as soon
as the caucus movo began. Members
gathered In the lobbies and talked cacti.
odly for and against the step. llopro-
aentatlvus Straua, Warner and others
friendly to the administration dcnouncn-d
It as a “tire in the rear."
Not Indomd by Crisp.
Neither Speaker Crisp nor Chairman
Wilson had been consulted as to the can.
cus, and it was recognized as dlrcctiy In
opposition to their wishes. Represent!»
tivo Uuthwaitc,an associate of Speaker
Crisp on the committee on rules, said:
“The caucus is not Intiorsod by the com—
mittee on rules or by the confcms. It. is
evidently more a. .inst the house can
forces. ember! of tho rules committee
will probably cuter the caucus, but 1 oz-
pcct tho conicrccs will romaln away In
view of the fact that advcrsn action by tho
caucus would ho oqulvalcut to a voteof
‘want of confldcacc.’ ”
Representative Straits, a clinic friend
of Mr. Wilson, expressed the opinion that
tho caucus would prove a buomurang. llo
believed Mr. Wilson and the other contor-
A POINTER ON THE FITI .\T!Il\'.
ass and thl-ir friends would attend the
caucus and umiortakc to carry it. With
such man as Hpoakor t‘risp. t'halrmnn
Wilson, llourku (karan and others unr-
lng loyalty to the house conforms, Mr.
Straits did not think on antagonistic res—
olution would pass. Mr. Straits said also
that ho oxpvctn-d tho caucus Wuuld bring
out Sumo startling mnicruncc ell-crow,
which would lnsurv thv- contovmo' aummrt
from tho Iitllliit'.
Muslim. Sprinm'r and liynum "lllllt' no
concralmvnt of thv‘ fact that thv caucus is
(or tho purpoar of radius tho contract by
aocvpting tho- svuato bill. in this coma-c-
tion thl-y quntv a statvnu-nt mmir to tin-m
by Senator Mills to tho (:I'M't that furthrr
houso f'l'NIHlllnw‘ mmnt tho- killing of all
tariil’ lrgioiation.
'l'ho 'I‘arlfl (Tonlarence.
When the ilommrratic tariff (’Ullfllfcfll't,‘
adjourned, thorn so-cnwd to ho a imttor
fooling among tho conforcos than at the
ulnar of previous M‘rifilt‘ll'lfl. Morribors from
both housca anhouncvd that. tho commit.-
tco had inn-n working own- the schc-dulo
and that programs was being madv, but
they did not. indlcato when a rnport would
be reached, though amno oi the conform-s
axprcssml tho opinion that an macaroni
was in night, For a roasidcrahio portion
of tho day tho sonatora were not In tho
cantor-once room. but it was atotcd that
no liuniiloanvv WM to ho attachud to that
fact, as thoy worn all working toward an
agm'mcnt ’i‘hoao «cantor: rmcmiutmiiy
repaired to tho cmnmlttcu room oi Sonny
tor Vast and somctlmos worn in r-onuulta-
tlon with llmnocratic “tarragon In tho
room of tho cormuittvc on appropriations.
Cunnidorabln surprise was caprofincd . by
the curlicrm-s \rhc-n they learnml that a
call for a homo caucus had br'r'h Issued,
and it ovldontiy was Vary dismatciul to
the boom rrmmlmra, who had felt that they
worn beginning in run on agrcrslaoat. Mr.
Montgomcry said that the caucus would
mako rm dimer-moo so [or as ho was con-
rurnod. and ho would continua tho work
ho was engaged in unions aorno action vory
dillormt from that which ho anticipatmi
almuld ho takrn by thomlit-us. lire said
that. \ther tho pour-us was In programs tho
Wfllt'fl‘t'fl would hr- at. work.
Iii-cumin: Coal and Iron.
’l‘lw coal and iron ore question was con
aidorcd almost to tho cxciusiou of ovary
other topic, and tho diartmaion prmocdvd
upon tho basis of tho duty on thmo ara
ticlos by the sonata amomlmontn, with the
limitation of tho than that the duty shall
continue to (our yours. ’l‘ho houso con.
tomes hold out stubbornly for tho ontiro
recession of tho sonata trmn Its nmun -
meats, and thorn appcorinp: no proboh '
try of touching on understanding tho acn-
atc cantor-cos withdrvw to asoparaio room.
leaving the house nmmbora to thcmaoivu
tho groom part of tho aftornocn.
'i'hc day cloud with a requosd on tho
part of the house conforms that they be
given until today to decide upon a line of
action on the ml and iron ore question,
and the mural was motor]. it Is not
understood that the homo members have
mead mitivcly to accept or mjcot the
senate proposition today, but that It is
poaaihlo that thny may submit a counter
proposition, withhhi hope that it will In
accoptahla to the senators.
A membr-r at the confer-am said that
with the coal and iron me question dim
mood oi than would, ho that“ in lit.
morn time n
to reach an an»
mat on the entire bill. ll. admittod that
than was a virtual ondvrstaodlag an all
‘ schedules, including sugar. Ho.
. laid? t tho (tantamount: so tu-
patio , wide diflcmc‘as'on coal
and iron ore" ,and had not been oi a char-
acter to indiodtu‘an agracnwntatall. ,Still
he was hopeful that commcri grounds
might be found on those two articlas.
In Sonata and Hanan.
Wasnixcrox. Aug. 7.—The discussion
of Senator Chandler’s Dominion Coal
company resolution and of Senator Hill’s
anarchist cxpulsion bill occupied tho time
of tho sonata and furnished the text. for
two vary interesting and at tlmesliwly
dobatos. The resolution went. over with.
out action by the expiration oi the mom-
lng hour, and tho exclusion bill was pau-
od. The conference report on tho river
and harbor bill was wanbmlttcd and
agroud to. .
The houso transacted some unimport-
ant routine buslncss. but spent most of the
day debating the sonata amundmr-nts to
the Indian appropriation bill providing
for tho ratllicaticn of the treaties with
Nozpcrco, Yakima and Yuma Indians,
but no vote was taken. Mr. Johnson of
Ohio primontod the memorial of the Con-
tra! Labor union of Clowland praying for
the Impeachnwnt of United States Dia-
trict J udgo- Hicks of Ohio, and it was ro—
forrcd to tho judiciary committed
«E?
"nonrea- For Free (Joni and Free Iron.
\VAMIINGTUN, Aim. 7.-—-Scnator Voor-
hows, chairman of tho sonata iiuauco corn-
tnitltt-o and of tho conference conunittcn
on the thrill, has been unabio to attend
the C‘lflnll'l'flt'u on :mrotiilt uf ill health and
in still confined to his house, [in him not,
thcrcioru, boon beam from on tho points
now at Issue lit-moon tho cordon-us. it.
baa latch assumed that ho Would stand
with tho sonata contort-acr- managers not.
only for tho senatv duty on sugar, but
also for a duty on coal and iron oro. Ho
announced tho contrary in an Interview
at. his house. [In advocatcd such concou-
sions on the part. of tho Bt‘lililu as would
bring about a syn-oily anmunom and took
strong ground in favor of yiuiding to tho
dcmands of tho house for two coal and
iron iron om.
CROWDED THE VIGILANT.
Cuptaln llnfl “'nrna the Britannia Not to
Try Jockeylng Again.
Gowns, Aug. 7.—-ln spanking oi yostor~
day's victory of tho \‘lgilaut ovor tho
Britannia, when tho British cutter was
beaten from start to finish by tho Amer-
Icon yacht. Captain llad of tho Vigilaut
said:
"It is quite: two that tho Britannia
tried to hold us at. the start, cvidontly in
order to allow the riatanita to get ahead,
in flurt, that was lhoir tactics throughout.
Whm one got slightly ahead. tho other
Imnmdiatoly tried to hold us, and this led
to ulil’ running Into the shore more than
0110".
"Thu Britannia was to windward and
prompted us from praising, continually
bearing down on us and Iiitt'liillfl us in
ahoro. I'itimately, who-n w»! had just
passed Vontnor, we tried to pain; the Bri-
tannia to II-ownrd, but faill-d. Then we
dcoidr-d to pass her to windward wlmtvver
the risks might be. Wu succaodmi, and
tho Britannia was Immoral in sham and
rubbed hcr bottom.
"Later on tho liritnnnla again tried
the same game whorl Wu worn t-loso to
“other. We Were riotorminod not to br
jocknyod In this fashion, and as both Worn
garlic it was simply a oasoof which fluid
go the farthest in shore. As tho Briton
nia draws throo foot more water than the
Vigilant, she wont r the rocks. Tho
Vigilant also bumpor, being nearer the
ahom, but i do not. think that rho sudcmd
seriously. Nevertheioss wo intond to
dock hcr toasocrtain it hot koal is In-
jured. The liritanniu'a position, how-
ever, appeared to us momentarily o5 scrl«
ous. liar stern rose throc foot out of Wu
tor, and bar mun wore sent forward. Sh.-
thon, without actually stopping, bumped
along? Into doepcr water. ”
Paptain llaff concluded significantly.
"it tho liritannia continues th‘ tricks,
thorn will i» a yacht or two loss to ram
tht'lo rcgattM.”
MRS. LONG NOT DEAD.
tho I!» Writtan Latter-a Dec-lulu; ’l‘h-t
8hr» Is Alive.
l’nu..tm:u'm.s, Aug. 7.—~hlrs. Crcll A.
Long, who disappcarcd from this city two
years ago and who was supposod to havo
been burivd In Chicago last April under
the namn of Samson, the body being
claimed by Mr. Long. one of her two has
band», has boon board from. film is not
(load and was ncwr in Chicago.
This iatorumtion is contalhcd In two
latter-i Mrs Long has writwn. lino rho
sent to her daughter. Ironic Long of (lur-
rnantown. writhm in English. The othor
la tuber husband In French, with the evi-
dsnt Intention of concealing her where-
abouts. Mm. bong has nogioch-d to put
any date or mldrcss In her lotion it was
poatod, howuvor. In tho southwestern mail
division of tho city. Mina long says aha
n-cogniws ha-r tnothor's handwriting.
lirnbnzlrr Intro Out on ”all.
Warnivs, N. Y.. Aug. 7.—-.lolm W.
Lovo has hum hold to await tho action of
tho Waited Status grand jury, which mootu
at Buffalo Supt. l7 noxt, chargmi with
umlu-zzling frum a national bank. ills ball
was tlxod at whom), but wan ato-rward
roduvod in $20,000 and was glvvu.
Farmers Fought to - Finish.
lint“, In, Any. 7.~—liorman liarnoa
and .loscph Wiloy. tvm tnruwra, had a
quarrel and agmal to fight it out to a flu
Ish. 'i‘ho battin- WM a bloody allair. and
Horace war» no lnaily hurt. that. hodiod.
WIIcy Wm arrr'ritod uttaclmrimof murdcr.
“Ill"! [for-elf With a l’nir of Khan“.
Nouwmr. (tuna. Aim. 7,—4MI'H. Mary
F.1‘Mlfl‘7. wlfv of Ilanivl M. lit-star. a
promilwnt manunwtur-vr of this city. mm-
mittcd suicldo In a privato insauo rotrcat
at Stamford. (Juno, film out. lmr throat
with a pair of uhoara.
“fond-tools Hillrd I Tramp.
“'i‘h‘s‘l‘tll, Conn. Aug. 7.--'i'ho body
ot tho unknown tramp found at Iiurrvillo
Sunday bu boon Idvntlflcd no that of Alex-
ander Boyd of Lawrmou. Mass. Death
was cauwd by rating toodatools.
C3 red-ration Commotion.
Bomox, Aug. 7.——Delr-gotoa moment-
log 00,000 wogo earners worn pmnt at
tho convrntlon oi tho state branch of the
American Federation of Labor, which
courted borough” ,- ___ W
PM haunt. (lucid With the Cup.
Cons, Aug. 7.~’l‘ho Prince of Wales
has manually promoted to George Gould
tho cup won by the Vigilant In tho race
with tho Britannia on Saiunloy.
Victoria mm the storm.
Como, Aug. 7.--'l‘ho qtioori govt a
mu lacquer at Osborm in honor of the
German «loom.
NTINEL. TESDAY.
1A
UGUpT 7.1894. ‘ *
Panamanian, Aug. 7.—-'l‘bo pavilion
and apoctatora’ stands at the Philadelphia
ball park and tho largo stables of tho om-
nibus company were destroyed by tire, and
the depot oi the Thirwcnrh and Fittoenth
atrocts and tho 'l'wclfth and Sixteenth
stroot divisions of the Philadelphia Trac-
tion company, thr- saloon property of
James J. Boyle and many private real-
denccs were more or loss damaged.
Tho Philadelphia hast-hall team was
practicing on the diamond when a col-
umn of thin biuo amoko, followed bya
Irauli rod llama, was soon rising from one
of tho turrets of the main pavilion. Three
of tho players gave the alarm and attempt-
cd to extinguish tho blaze. They were
quickly driven back by the heat, however.
and made a rush for their clothes The
players had a narrow escape, for as they
Milled as touch of their property nspos-
siblo In their arms and ran to the doom
the blazing timbers worn already tailing
about. tiwm. ‘
An alarm of tire brought all theonglnos
In the city to tho spot, ‘rut tho pavilions
and opou scars Worc alruady crumbling
under the roaring flauws. The lire next
lumped Fiitwnth stroot and attacked tho
stable of tho Omnibus company, Which
covers thocntlro adjoining block. Tho
offices of the company were soon gutted,
and than the tiamea made their way to
tho great haytaows on tho second floor of
the new brick structure, whoreovor 200
tons of hay wot-o stored. About 350 horses
worn in the stablo who” It caught, but
the animals, togothur with tho whlclos
storud thaw, woru all savodaitoraimust nu
harcult-an wilort on tho part of tho sta-
blemua and bystanders. 'l'bo haymows
burned all the afternoon.
Tho next. building to go was the prod-
ucv shop of William liuntum, at 130i
’l‘uckcr street. Mr. Bantom was able to
save nothing, and MI establishment Is a
total wreck. Among the more sorioualy
(lanmigmi dwellings are 2.31m, 25:” and 235-10
Nurlli Flitvohth strut-t. ’l'iiu traction coin-
pauy's car dupurrmcnt on lluntingdon
street nppuslltu tho main pavilion caught
iirc, but. was quickly extinguished Tho
saloon of .i. J. lioyle, at Brood and Hunt-
iugdon strocts, was similarly damaged.
'i‘lw following Wel‘u sororoly burned
whilo staring pt‘upt‘l‘ty or tryin to oatln’
Knish thi- llamas. .iamos Me or, afirtn
hum, ovl-rmmo by boat, (“harlcs licycr.
svvercly homo-l. Assistant Enginvor El-
linger, Fireman Thomas Clavtou. err c
Rocco, Harry Thomas and John mood,
badly smrvbcd,
RAN AGAINST BAYONETS.
Mllltil (‘oolnd the Ardnr of . Mob 0! Strik-
ing Minors.
Paar. Illa, Aug. 7.-—'l‘ho nxwowd In-
vasion of too strikers from Spring Valley,
mo and Scatom'llle, which had been
planned at a rum-s lllevtlllg, (Mind to ma-
tori-lilo. Shot-Ill ’I‘aylor brought down
b0 deputies and tho Ottawa militia Tho
Law and Urdvr league of this city was
called out, pllrkota were placed on every
road with onion: not to allow stri kora to
cross tho lino ia-twoon Bureau and La
Hallo countios. and preparations made
which would have remultod In Wholesalo
Plaughtvr if thoy hmi parsisteli In atlt'mpt
log to carry out tholr plans.
Murray, thwir loath-r. was olllclaliy in
furnml oi tho rrcvption tiwy Would rt»
co‘ivv. and thrir (Ilm'h‘lltin UVrl‘poWl‘N
thrir valor. (July in low soatlcrlng gangs
approx-ml at. tho county “no and worn
turn-3d book without trouble.
Tho militia mot tho strikers from tho
minus south of the rivur. and a short but
liwly cxp-rinnco with tho hayouatu con-
vinccd tho invaders that the fhad no -
ticular huslnoss on this slang the Ver,
antinn- loo nu-u went. down Into thr-
minus and arc Working at tho Columbus
soaio. Th.» l'nlon shaft. owned by the
aortic company. will tn-gtn work today,
and plenty of man to ope-raw it have ll—
rcody applied for work. 'l‘hvmwu a small
finht botwooa tho militia and a mob of
Ugh-shy miuvrs on tho llilnols Control
brides, who atn'mpnld to fOI'Of' thi-lr way
Into the city. They won; ropulsod by bay<
one“, scrotal oi the mob being wounded.
Thurs was no tiring.
Mn. limllh Wu Fined.
liosrox, Aug. 7.—-Mra. (‘hariotto Smith,
president of tho Woumn'o lioacuo ioaguo
and a ioadr-r anmng tln- socialists of Bus
too, was found guilty of asaaull and but
tcry on Louis l". 'l'obln on July ill by
Judge Ely and lined $10. The young man
formerly worked (or him Smith and
claimed that she assaulbod him when ho
halted for his Wam's. Mrs. Smith was very
indignant In court and says that there
will ho Interesting dovolopmonw in tho
we.
l'roaidont Roper Arromd.
JElth‘kli‘ Ci'n‘, Aug. 7.-Uamor W. lto
par, prvaldont, soorotary, troaIurcr and
noncrai trianagor at tho Mutual Land and
Building rumtcintion, war arrested horn
on complaint of John J. ltomhaw, who
vomoa from l’onuaylvanla. fond who
chargva iiopcr with revolving monoy un»
tic-r {also protease». Roper has airr-ady
boon indicted Ivy the grand jury.
roar-hos t! Coats I liaokot.
Say FltAh’t‘lht'U, Aug. 7.~«'l'ha Sacra
rnrnto stoamora brought. In (War 29,000
parkugm of trait. Thorn wars aloo hoary
shipments by rail. and tho local mark"
bocamo so badly gluttod that peaches and
plums sold at. l3 cents a basket. Each
baaktd nl fruit wolghs (mm 00 to 40 txmnds.
liaaolrall.
National imagua Ilatuoamlioaton. ill;
Wmlungtnn, 7. Brooklyn, Ill; New York.
a, Clilt‘nun, )2: Cincinnati, Ii. Louig.
villo, it; St. Louis, l.
Pinatorn Imaguo liaitroamilinghnmwn,
10; Eric, ll. Scranton, 1; Providence, M.
0m lltrmlred intuition l'anlo litrioiron.
Chicano, Aug. 7.-—A panic war orc-
atod by a tire which hrokc out at West
ls‘ortioth and Ohio streets in a row of
homes. 100 families tumbling over such
other In a 'tvlld scrambio to save thoir
clients
Conaplrlnu to lto‘uoo Wages.
FALL lllvzii, Mora, Aug. 7.-~'i‘ho cots
ton manufacturcrs nro circulating an
amount to mince was". which a largo
majority of tho treasurer: of companies in
this city arr naportod to have signed.
mod In Pavia.
Bosnia. Aug. 7.-Nawa as reached
bars of the (loath in Paris of abort For-
guaon of the firm of Shapard, Norwall &.
Out of this city.
films by a Jealous Man.
Cunnimrz. N. (3., Aug. 7.——.\l. J. My-
era was totally shot by Fred ohm. Jaal-
ouay was the canoe.
”£636... ;.;..;;.:“
Fair. slightly warnwr; south winds.
inventory
Prices.
We have just: finished our stock taking,
and to clear out broken lots, have marked
many desirable «
BIIYS’ AND“ YOUNG MENS’ suns
AT HALF PRICE.
To close out quickly many other bar-
gains in
N eckwear,
Straw Hats,
Shirt Waists
and Summer Novelties.
Store will close at 0 o’clock, Mondays and Saturdays ex-
cepted, until further notice.
W. A. BENEIIIGT & GIIMPANY,
SENTIN EL BUILDING, WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
We do not claim such superiority over competitors as to justify
all the business, and yet it is reasonable to suppose that we can
serve you better than others, as we are the only house in town
ealing exclusively in grains.
All our grain is carefully screened, and the dirt and dust sifted
out, which removes the prime cause of heavy and wind broken
horses.
Pratt’s food for horses, cattle and poultry.
ERANCK OFFICE AT HOLHANS' LIVIBY STABLE.
Man ucl T. Hatch
I 5 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Dry Goods Store.
Trislram &. Hyatt, No. 2 Gazelle B’d’g
REDUCED. IlEIIiIliEIl.
Silk Shirt Waists.
We have today til-marked our entire line of ladies” silk shirt [waists at prices
thatIshould insure a quick sale. In many cases prices have been cut in two, while
in no instance is more than coat asked for any garment. Note our oti'crlngs.
runner PRIGE. arousal rams?”
$0.00 l White Silk Waist, size 30 in. $2.00
5.00 2 White lndia Silk Waists, sizes iii and 36. 2.50
6 50 3 White. T an and Black Shirt Waists, sizes 32 and 343. 3.
:3.“ 1 lot ludia Silk Walsh: in Black, Navy, Tan, White and Cardinal,
sizes, 3-2 to 40. 3 00
mils :i Striped Silk Waists, sizes 32 to 30. 8.00
4.50 '7 Sarah Silk Walla, Navy, Cardinal, Light Blue, Tan, sizes 32 and 30. 8,75
5.00 5 Surah Silk Waists, White, Black, Navy, sizes 32 and 34. 4.00
7.00 2 Sarah Silk Waists, Black only, sizes 32 and 38. 4.50
5.50 2 Light Striped SlIkIWaists, sizes 32 and Ill. 4.00
7.50 5 Dark Striped Silk Walats, sizes 32 to 38. 4.00
7.00 2 Changeable Silk Waists, aims 34 and 30. 5.25
4.0% 1 lot india Silk Walsh), extra quality, sizes 32 to 40. 4.00
Trislram & Hyatt, Norwalk, Bonn.
Lower than Ever at
The New York Ilrocery lio.’s
Qt. liottloljstaup, 0c.
Worm-stoi- Sauce, 0c.
Ih'ut Soda Crackers, 51:.
linked Beans, 10c.
Corn Starch, 5c.
Root Bet‘t‘ Extract, 9U.
Condemned Milk. 7v.
lioat Corn, 100.
Sardines, 5c.
(Jornorl Beef. lilo.
Iloldkilust. 10c.
You an Oats. tic.
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gogsod Mahkorel, Lunch Tongue and Pound liam, 'lomruo or (.hmkon,equal-
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y M l(bur Tour and Gallons are the host that can ho bought, and w buy in such
largo quantities that We can allord to give lmtter value than any otla-r store in the
city. Our prom-nth cannot be equaled. Call and sec for yourself.
Theliew York Brunch 80.,
:ilonuvan's Building, Washington St, South llorwaii.
3-3 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
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