amt
llver seen in town. Our
mom. BUILDING,
, AND‘
guarantee with every purchase is that
our prices are as low as the lowest, and quality all that is repre-
sented. or money will he returned. ’
W. A. .OENEOIOT & OO.
WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
’“ know we will open a new store at No. 19 Main
Success in our South Harwell: store and numer
focused this step, and we will show the
tWBSt,latestandllheanest
; tint ,- llEllllllAl - sun
new YORK STORE,
WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH
NORWALK.
We expect to open our new store on SATURDAY. MARCH. and, and in order
it reduce our stock so that we will have as little goods to remove as possible. we
will make a reduction of 10 per cent. on all Canned Goods from now until March 2.
BUTTER l
Examine these prices carefully.
Best Creamery Butter.
But Daily Butter.
Good Table Butter,
FLOU R 1
Here are our prices.
- Pmabury’s Flour.
fonts’fiuperlstive,
BUTTER! l
270 lb.; 5 lbs. for $1.25
950 lb ; 5 lbs. for 01.15
23c lb.; 5 lbs. for $1.05
FLOUR l
84.20 per bbl ; 53c bag.
3.75 per hhl.: tee,”-
. mutilated" Sugar fir'SlIIll.
" THE NEW nu
FLOUR l
“.20 bbl.; his bag.
~4.00 hbl.; 500 has. Snow lake,
Stuart,
A . L ,
Mung or ”For Leap. cartel-l.
NO NEED TO GO ABROAD T0 REGAIN
YOUR HEALTH AT MINERAL SPRINGS
SAVE THE TREMENDOUS EXPENSE BY
TAKING AT HOME,
KUTNOW’S
- IMPROVED EFFEIlIlSOEllT -
CARLSBAD POWDER.
The only pleasantmtasgllng Carlsbad Powder in
A Perfectly Reliable and Emotive Remedy for Indigestion. Consultation. 1)”.va
aid, Gout. Diabetes, Kidney and Liver Drartgmlicnfs.
when genuine without our Trademark and
facsimile signature of
S. IiU'I‘NOW 8:. CO.
llllIIlli:
POWOill IllO OIOIOETTES."
A Sure Cure for Grip. Asthma, Chronic Cafurrh. Bron-
chitis, Hap timer and Severe Cour.
.Kurnow BROS"
as AND hi LAFAYETTE PLACE. NEW YORK l'lTY.
Ho‘s mate for the U. :9. A. Sold by all drnulsts.
Beware of imitations.
"KlllllOll'S Mill-IS
7-H?
- --ASK FOR——
ttnwu's $3.00 sun
and you will see not only a
fleet and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
ks. But one in which the
, 7 last Iatatial is llsedehining Durability and 8 "ts
’Ieklugitthe balsam Seamless Shoeinthemarket.
'avanv PAIR wanuanran.
0m mt ixamine them before purchasing any other shoe. 151‘.
7 H. S. BROWN’S.
v South Main Street. 50. Nprwalk.
‘l'ha only sells. sure
reliable tenets
to Ladies.
resentment
I at island Lasts... uteri gutted states marshal for
, on new. 3'“ 0......
Giordano, 41H .
nutrmmnsmosnm;
The Mic litery of lib His-Bar- l-
Ilavny. Ila Helped to Ins Ills lie-s all
Ileana fan-es as a- Ontor. Venn
Wasmseros, Fob 21.-Frederick Doug.
less. the noted freedmau. outer and dip»
met. died at his resideum in Anacostla. a
suburb at this city. of heart failure. His
death was entirely as he had
been enjoying the heat of health. During
Wednesday afternoon he attended the con-
vontion of the women of the United States.
now in progress in this city. and chatted
with Susan B. Anthony and others of the
leading members. with whom he had been
an intimate terms for many yours.
When he returned homo, he said nothing
of any feeling of illness. though be ap
FEE DERICK D0 ['6 DASS.
pearcd to be a little exhausted from the
climb up the steep flights of steps leading
frotn the street to thc housc, which is on
a high terrace. llc sat down and chatted
with his wife about thc womcn at the con-
vention, telling of various things that had
been said and done.
Suddenly he gasped, clapped his hand to
his heart and fell back unmnscious. A doc-
tor was hastily summoncd anti arrived
within a very few moments. but his shorts
to revive Mr. Douglass were hopeless from
the first.
Within 20 minutes after the attack the
faint motion of the lit-art cctwrd cntimly,
and the great ex-slavo smicsmnn was dead.
Mr. Douglass lmvcs two sons and a
daughter, the children of his first wife.
Ills seixmd wlfo.who is a whlto woman,
survives him.
lib Marriage to Miss Pitta.
The story of this svcontl marriage is a
romantic one. Miss Hclon Pitts. whom
he married, was 11" Now England Woman
of middle ago. a clerk in the oflice of the
recorder of docda of the District of Colunr
bia when Mr. Ilcutglass was appointed to
that (idles. She was also a member of a
literary society to which he belonged.
They were thrown much together and
finally became cngugml. llcr rclatives op~
posed tlic match bittcrly on account of his
color, but finally yicldcd to fort'uof cir-
cumstances. Sonic of thcm have for some
timc hot-n living ucar thc Douglass homo
on Anm'mtin licights.
b‘nsierich Ihvuglass was. born near Eus-
ton. ITalbot county. Md. in February.
lrtl'i. llis mothcr was a nouro slavc. and
his fathcr was n. whitc man. At thc age
of it) he was scut to llaltimoro, where ho
learned to rcad and write. "is master al-
lowcd him to hlrc his own time for ill a
week. and ho was cmpluycd in a shipyard.
ln Soptcmlwr. with. hc llcd from liaiti>
more and made his way to New York.
Thcnco hc wont to Now Bcdiord. Mam,
wlicrc ho marricd and livcd for tumor
thrcc yours. supporting himsclf by day is.-
bor on tho wbarvcs and in various work-
ihtl‘h. Whilc thrrc he changcd his name
to Douglass. llc ltml prt'viotlsly liccn
callctl Lloyd from tho nnmc of his old
menu-r. H:- was nirlcd in hiscfiorts for
self cducmion by William Lloyd Garrison.
In thc allllulli'r of lull hc attcudcd an
antlslavcry convcntion at. Nantuckct and
madc a speech which was so \vcll rcccivcd
that ho WM illlt‘l‘l'ii llic aucllt'y of tho Mitzi-
nnchutu-tts Autielavcry sooicty. In this
capacity hc trnvclcd and lccturod through
the Now England ethics for four yours.
Largo uudicnccs \vcn‘ nttractcd by his
graphic dcwriptionsnf sltm-ry and his clo-
qucnt appeals. At this tlmc ho publlshcd
his first book, cntitlcd "Narrative of My
Espcrlcnm In Slavcry. "
hctnretl In Europe.
In liilfi hc cht. to liltimpc and lmturcd
on slavery to cnthuslustic audionccs in
nearly all of thc laruc towm of tit-cat
Britain. In into his friends in England
raiscd a purse of $7.30 to pun'busc his frec—
dom in duo form of law. No nunalncd two
year» in Grout Britain. and in int? hogan
It “Il'lll‘nll'l‘ tlic publication of Frt'dcrick
Donirlnsa' l’npcr, whom» titlc “as aircr-
werd cbaoucd to The North Star. In [H55
he publlulml "My liontlaw- and My Froc-
dmu." In innit the John lit-own riots took
place in Virginia. lb: was supptmcd to bo
lnlplit-atcd ill thcsc. and llovcruor Wisc
of Virginia made rm uiultinn for his arr-cut
upon this “overrun ol Michigan, in which
statc ho lhcrt was.
'l'oavold dilllculty Mr. Douglas; wont
to England. whcrc ho remnlncd for six or
eight month-I. llo thcn rcturucd to llucltcs-
tor and continued tho publication of his
papcn Wham the civil war lit-iron in [till],
he tit-god upon l'rc-ddcut him-oln the cm-
ployment of color-rd trmps and tltciaau»
ease of a pnmlamatlou of cnutnclimtlon.
in 1868, whcu it was at. last dccldcd to
employ such tnmm. hc gavo his assistance
in enlisting mm for such rctrimcnts. ca-
ptvolally tltc Filly-fourth and l“ll'ty-llflh
hlaennchumrttc.
After tho abolition of elnvcry lu' discon—
tinued tho pillllltflllml of his papcr and
applied himsolf to tho pn-pomilnn and do—
livcry of lyt-cmu ll‘t'tlll‘l‘fl. In Scptctnlmr.
1870, bo lawman count- of 1'thti Na-
. appointed mini“
to Haiti hyPreeident Barri-ea. brim.
liswaasent to Ham InsUnitsdBtstee'
man-of-war.
Hesrrivedinnaitionthesthnf Octo-
ber. 1880,1nsta’s theeonntrywaam
Ingfromoneof themostexciting revolu-
tionsthatlthedwitncseedforyeere. The
[resident took oihoe there was some delay
In the arrival and presentation of his cre-
dentials. These circumstances gave rise
in the United States to persistent moors
that the Haitian government had rcfusod
to mceivo Mr. Drauglana on account of his
color. This was authoritatively denied,
however, and Mr. Douglas was finally
warmly received.
In 1802 llaitl made an appropriation of
money for the Colombian exposition at
Chicago and appointed Mr. Douglass the
senior of her two commissioners to the cr-
position. Slnce the close of the cxpordtion
Mr. Douglass has lived quietly in Wash-
ington. without engaging in any special
business. ills wcalth is variously esti-
mated at front “00.000 to .2llll,t)00.
BIG BUIL‘DERS’ STRIKE.
Twenty-five Thousand Men Are In BeCaIlad
out In New York This “'cek.
NEW YORK, Fob. ‘21.——'l'ho board of
walking dclcgntcs onion-d a gum-ml strike
on the following buildings now in course
of ercction in this city: i’msbytcrian Mia-
slon building. American Tract society. St.
Luke’s hospital and a ‘numbcr of others.
There are now ovcr 3.000 men out, anti as
the dclcgatt-s have made the strike gimcral
among the building branches of the
Knights of Labor fully 2.5.0th mcn willhe
oalicd out by Saturday night.
The dclcgatcs will call out 500 men at a
timc, so as to hasten if possible a decision‘
favorable to tho I'llcctrical Workers‘ union.
If this action will not bring the contract
are to the union's terms, the strike may
be extended to Brooklyn and Jcrscy City.
as thc delegaN-i havc taken the contractors'
iiatomont. "The biggcr the strike. the
sooner it will be over," in its literal sense.
If thc (icicgatcs take such action. from
150.000 to 175,000 lucli will be called out.
Mayor and Irgielalor Exchange Blows.
limntxortau. Ala. Fcb. 21,—.1. Van
Rims. mayor of Birmingham. and Colonel
S. W. John. mcmhcr of the legislatum
from Joficrmn county, were the partici
pants iua it"ciy pct-maul encounter in the
lattcr's oillcc. John opened the war by
striking Van lime, and a lively fight fol—
lowed. Clcrks in the office scparatcd the
combatants after two bookcases had been
smashed and othcr furniture damaged.
Neither was seriously hurt. Both were ar-
rested. The fight tutuscd a bin sensation.
especially as Mayor San How is also a
preachcr.
likely-ted San Shoots ‘l‘hne Person
Prams. ills... i‘ch. 21,—Aihcrt Wallace.
a dist-tituitcd. rcckicso young man living
with his slstcr and her husband. Q. B.
Bolliy. 12 milcs southwest of hcro. shot his
sistcr. hcr husband and a boy living with
thc family. 'l'hc shooting was done with
a double barrclcd shotgun. and the wounds
inflictcd one thought to lvc fatal in thcrmeo
of the husband. The troublc leading up
to tho traucdy grows out of the disinhcrit—
ancc of Wallace» by his fothcr, who was
killcd in laid). in furor of Mrs. liolby.
Tho municrcr ~urrcndcrniand was jailed.
lVews of in Lost Summer's Fate.
(‘i.l-‘.\'Ei..\‘.h. i’cb. L‘i.~.\ lcttcr hit-about)
recr-ivcd in thm ity lrplll Captain ()‘iiricn.
alakc Michigan tidn-rman. saying that
ho has found mnu- wrccltnuc half burnctl
which probably lwlougcd to tho lust strum—
crliilchcr 'l‘hc tillchcr. With a. crow of
Ill. lclt lilllluln in Uctuln‘i‘. 159‘). with
lldltlo tons of hard coal In: Chicago, and
aftcr pnsdng through thc strulh of .‘lack-
iuuc was ncvcr lu uni from again.
liltrllre-elr‘r's Lost l‘lshcrmcn.
(imt ( l..\'l'l~'l!. .‘lilri-i , P's-b. '.‘l.——-lilout'c.-t«
tcr‘~ annual tz'xbutc to but ll~hcrtm~n oc—
curccd :tt tlw my hull llllllt'l‘ tlu- dircrtion
of thctilou- c-.rcr lit-lici‘at~.~m'iutioti. Mayor
Cook prc‘idcrl. and A. >2 liutnbcrt of
Ila-tun nuulc iln’ principal uddrrsa ('ity
Clcrk Sonics afitlt‘ll that lit! lishcrmcn had
been lost during the pint your.
Fan of \‘ariololrl at Yale.
Naw lint-m. l-R-h. ‘Jl ——l’hllip ilailcy. a
Yulc mph-w ltll‘t'. who wcnt to his home at
Windsor 1'... a last wwk complaining of
not fooling Wt'll. is ill with varloloid.
Thcrc is nonc of the disease on tho catn-
pus hcrc, and thc I'Ilrlt' is an imlatod one.
(‘entml American Squebblra.
COLON. I’cb. :31.——'l'bcuovcmmcnt forces
umlcr command of licncml l’uiz-m have
dcfcatcd tho l'l‘llt'lri at Santa litres. in the
Itutc of l'tmdirmnmrlca. During the ca-
gugcmcnt tlu- rclwl pmncruls Valdorama
and (lunwz \vcrc. mortally vvoundcd.
"on. Danie-I Sin-album [M
titto’rox, Mom, Fob. 2i.—~llon. Donlcl
Ncctllutm. ct-lcuislutor and prrs'ub-nt of
tlic Ncw England Agricultural"assoclar l
lion. Illi'll at. hi‘ homo licrc from pnoumor l
nlu aftcr an illm-«ul luvsntbanaweok. f
Mo was Til yciu-s of nxc.
“tine-w licpnlm-d In llzanelmrha.
Yoaottaui. l'ih. '.‘l.-n—An omc‘ml dis-
patch thtcs that tin-l illncu‘ lllldt’kl‘d tho
annncm- fut‘l't'a‘ at ix'ttmm-iwnu. Mancini-
ria, on Sunday hut. hut wcrc wpuimi.
with thrl lows. of :34» killed. 'l'hc Japanese!
lunlnlnml no In“.
California Ila: e Illgb III-I IIllI.
Sacttmnixio. i‘nh. L’l.»~'l'lm nosr-Illlll’ ,
poem-d tho bill to prcvtnt tho wcaringrrf
hate or bonnet» In thcatm or places of
public mnuwmcnt. The bill ltnium's a
penalty of too for violation of law.
California Against Cigarettes.
illuminant», i-‘ch. 2i.-—Tho hill to pre-
vcntiho mannfnctorc. solo or ”tin-r dia-
trlbutiou of ugnrcltcs has grist-ad both
hrnnchmof thc lvulalultifl! and was sent
h) the governor for his approval.
[It-stun Man Charged With Mmmhlnlnn
tional Era In Washinuton. This was after-
ward contlnucd by his was bowls and
Frederick. ln um ho was amounted as-
sistant act-minty to the mmmlssion to San
Domingo. 0n hiswtum President “rant
appointed him one of the territorial court,
oil of the District of Columbia. In IE7!
he was elected presidential clot-tor at large
for the state of New York and Wes ap
pointed to «my the cimtoral vote of
state to Washington. in 1876 he was a
Boards. lt'cb. 2i.»Wllliain ‘H. Blair
washout In summon” lyyl'n-mmissloner
Flake In tho Unitmt starc- . art on the
that-go of conducting an illicit still in this
'“Y- ,w ._ H... '
flirty-nu Thousand Believe In Persia.
Donate. l’cb. 2l.—~Tho Buffalo Driv-
lng park will hang ab 005.000 ln purses
this neon. giving a ten days' taint from
Aug. ll to ill. Entries close on larch l0.
Worth-captures“
M the-4t b uprated ‘
ABSOLUTELY runs
DIEM-OW ‘
SWET OAPOllAl.
CIGARETTE
“Mfloladalfloa'
racer acts THAI! an. errant
, saauna corsamso
d8]
Ftaym and 8: Sons.
Smrceasors to George 11. Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and thnerel Primers!
Directors.
1m and Ill Main Street. Somali. 0t.
Beside-es. 8 Berkeley Plano
Telephone. 774.
"NV'FlTS‘l
BRACE UP! DON’T LOSE COURAGE!
Your dl‘eacels not incurable because your
physician has given you up. and you have not
received any benefit from the medicine you
have "tr-Lie not any rra‘eon you cannot be
cured. We can imitively cure all kinds or
Fire. Epileptic. Cont-ulsion or Spasmotic. WI
BULB al‘l'fl; A PIEITIVZ a N0 PEBML»
NEST CUBE IN ALI. CASES. “'0 have
cared thousands. many cases of long standing.
and given up by doctors as incurable. in our
"Allen's Fit Cure" you will find a medicine
that has never failed tor-fleet a speedy cure.
We back our guarantee with an other of 31m
to any person we cannot cure. Highest bank
references furnished on application.
1 qt. bottle. 83.“; 2 qt.. 85.“).
ALLEN IIDICAI. (0.,
Weahin on and Water Sta. Boston. Mass
LADIES
Suffering from Retarded. Suppressed or Pain-
fni )lrnnrruation and all irregularities of like
nature. will find our FIIIALB PILLS an In-
taiilbte cure. Theyare entirely safe and can
always bevelled upon for speedy n-llef. We
have yet to hear of a case where they have
failed to produce the draired result. A box
~hould he: kept on hand at all times to provide
for emergencies. Correspondence malldentlfl.
By mail. with full directions. securely seal-
cd. 22.“) per box.
ALLEN MEDICAL 00.
Washington and Water 5m. ”tom???“
n Y
IlEIO OIIEFllllY-
This Concerns Your Personal Interest
You have received a little bod]: of PERI-
ODICAL 'I'Ii‘k' ETS. To accomplish the pars
for which this system of adrenising ls
eeignrd. we invite your earnest attention and
co-operation.
Let an endeavor to explain the plan so you
utsey have no he: nation in regard to its adop-
t on.
Ptme bear in mind that there is no
expense to you when w r. either for flex-
no or rituun'xs. Win-u you make
purchases of the Ural-era whose
names appear in the ticket book. you
Pay your": ooons AT Tlll run: or run-
(rflassaal leavetiiere tithe-test the rate of
one “can tor PW‘II rm trans expended.
As an lllil'i'l’nllun. supp!" vou buy at one
stormizooda mtheammmt of .1 Ill—you lcnvc
ten tlckr-h: ut anotbchonr pnrchw amounts
to tifty ('a'iils—‘lrnh' ttvc “Chris: at still anoth-
er s-toro— your part-low- smount- to $157fl~30u
wave thirty-live Iit'krls and an on in the same
proportion. Wr-t-ohct Ilu‘lfl'lérl‘, from each
Pllll'r nnr'v- a work. will ad the twists (if your
number together and credit the rn'lfl' amount
- r
in your Lament. our ln'oks \\ both you have
“er itch-ts amounting to any n
tho- Lumlnrs nieatl-vmd in low. a :-
ail! "no you the corrupt r dint
amount ‘n rrerritttn. 'ilne ['l’r'lnlilmlic this!
of “w rtlb'cript‘on for on: titan of ambit-wr—
pap: r rr Magazine. in? l:~t.nl M tl.c uivrn
rate tor tick eta Until; at y limit you may (Ib—
orc. m the same ‘11),an if 5". it under wr- w it
send you an r-ldrr in In do on any. one of our
Advert‘sinu firms for the amount due you for
tickets n-crl
Au. Pltlltll'll!‘ wru. m: Pmmm‘u t‘l’nsnm—
to run ant: ot’AHaa‘rlrzn to as. amnxrufl
runs.
Harlin-tickets! There I» no limit of time
and by using them continuously you will re—
ceive many valuable premiumsuhe Inc chants
wllirlppnrtete your efforts and we all be
great y obliged. May Ir find mm» of your
ticke a in our next collcctiun? Kevin norm-
ticlte’s in your pockelboolt. than you u M not
low: them; the number or your ticket desig-
nates yo trell or o’cmbrr- of your family to
as. no story mm has a different number. so it
is but essential that you should carry the- book.
Read your h Ink carefully. begin ustnetu-kete
I“ once arm when you have nmi all the it -k-
oats. net anollvi-r book tree. at our «ill: a. linom
I. Mia-«mic Hniullrw. Norwazk. or at trams-la d!
('o'», So. Nn-ruaik. wln'f ‘Iil onirrs louvremt.
um.» phrrhlll be 1ch '1
Premium: will be Illffll'llf=l as follows:
For ”Minute 3 .fllpremlum
as 'l'" at
“’5 " .
Os 2w m i ll: "
" 32"» " l ‘17: "
" .mlt " l in
.. 4‘3 .. 7;, ..
so [#J' as I! .'r '
Mivrntniru: Journal ('0 . Ii. I) —i~ultb. Mali
map! 7 scoured. re 9’. a. 'opyrt; ta
and labels registered. Twenty-ave your ex-
wtenco. We report whether tent can he
securedornot. lreeofehn o. rise not due
""é""vlii'£il$li'“' t3“ limits:-
. . Ir .
in in can. 'hr macros. n.c.
.t it,
IS MONEY”
Make your hens
lay when eggs are
high by using
WILLIAMS’
POULTRY FOOD
It nourishes the fowl. and
keeps them in good
WEI.
“ammonium“
. tetanus
l
.PIEKLED E fllSlEllS
Washin gton, 2%
rat out Point Courting
—700 muss or OCEAN rn‘v
0n the Beautiful new rteamshi
OLD DOMINION L; '
Affordlng Rest. and get-reader.
«e»
as“
These tripslare ideal."ae a considerezl»
tlon is made through the quiet wntera'
famous Hampton Boadsand Potomac
and there is little likelihood of eeasickne
\
Also tickets on sale. with privilege of
or returning by rail. ,
Write for particulars of these and other
lizhtful trips to
Old allomlnlon steamship Corapan
Pier 26. Hort!) River, New York.
W. L. Guilleudeu. Vice-President and
fire Manager. «n:
“'HEN IN, WANT OF
SANNE-lllllfllls
come right here. You can depend on it t ~ ,
you cannot get better or cheaper elsewhere.
Our Willet Corn has won praise from eve:
body who has tried it. So can. cash.
Our Perfection and Oakford Brands of ‘ "
matoes have a good trerh flavor, and are v
solid packed. 8c can, cash.
Pumpkin. 90; 8 for 25¢.
Dudley Pumpkin. We.
Plums. 18c.
Peaches. 15c.
Johnson Bahama Pineapple. A smal
only. Sells wholesale. 182; our price. its.
line.
Peas. Marofat. So can.
Peas. Early J one. 8.: can.
Peas. Sweet llem brand. lithe.
Above are cash prices.
Anything in this list you w
Hubbard Squash. cheap at
Nice Fresh Parsnips. 2 lbs. l“
Beets. 2 qte Ec. 3
Carrots. 850 bbl.: 2c lb.
Imported German Cabbage .> . ahead
10c to 18¢. » J ’
Good Small Potatoes. 50c bushel; 150 peck.
Sweet Potatoes. inc qt,
Large Italian Prunes; tart. Grown in Or
gon. 12c lb.
Last and best. I; ib. can Baked Beans. 10¢.
Ilihble & Comstoclt’s.
. Lobsters
Mint sun,
Fresh and Salt Fis .
tscttturs‘.
lo. I SILT MIOKOBEI.
HORSE OAOISIl
GROUND TO ORDER, AT ’
HONT & lElOFF’S
Telephone. ill-ll.
"lillleekerlill .‘
Boll Ml for "
‘1
*v
3. I I. ll. BOLTON'S
HOT it'll?“ HFITEl
hunting. Steam and ass-F trier.
its and Slim Iron Wart.
list llr lltatlsg.
Plansasdeatlraelas rural-Md reestthsr list
«stemmsrhslalrhaetlla.
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