W”
ell least your dream today. tor
fists..- m at Dr. M’l can Care.
I!!! baby circa has distressing eolie
ham-cola Cara gl immediate
, 7 by removing iron: the
m and entering the nerves. giving
leapfflothar think of the
y ‘ sad anglety this saves you. ll
“ .WfitfithlngDr. fland'a’Teetls-
_" laticelorwcanta. another and re-
”lrms all pairs ”Sold by .n druggista.
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. n‘. m. Witch alibi Salve cans
nulls. barns, indolent acres and never
V idle to care pill-s. 0. A. Grammy a Go.
' “a. C Itillson.
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It will be an agreeable surprise to per.
seas subject to attacks ol bliioua colic to
bare that prompt relief may be had by
taking Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. In many instances
ill-attack may be prevented by taking
“remedyassoonasthoiirsrsymptorns
“the disease appear. 25 and 50 cent
bottles in! sale by O. C. Stillson, druggist.
Sick Headache. constipation and in-
‘ digestion are quickly cured by DeWitt’s
‘T‘m'fi‘hv
Uttle Early Risers. the lemons little
pills. G. A. Gregory e Co..and G. C.
Brillacn. . _
Oar better halves say they could not
keep house without Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy. It is used in more than hell
the homes in Leeds. Sins Bros” Leeds.
Me. This shows the esteem in which
that remedy is held where it has been
sold lor years and is well known. Moth-
are have learned that there is nothing so
“all tor colds, creep and whooping
whithatitcurestheseailaients quickly
and permanently. and that it is pleasant
Ind sale ior children to take. 25 and 50
mtboitles ior sale by, G. C. Stillson,
drugglat. w...
claim will find DeWitt'a Little
larlyltiaerla sale and reliable remedy
ice mtlpstion. dyspepaia and liver
elite. G. A. Gregory £00.,“
a. J. Wilson.
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tilll’EIiill lllll llllllllill.
0”” Wall street: shop No. wroaa street.
I. letlrnates cheerfully given {or
or ”all bulldinrrli. Jobbing at ever
promptly attended to. All a);
a m
‘ullolbelleceived
By parties selling another Flour oi a *
llllllat narne, chiming to be the
lathe. Beanie and ask your grocer
ior
Washhurn-tmsby’s
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WLOOK ron THE var.-
LOW castes. ‘
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late York Announcement.
wmmumurmnam-
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molest in the Harbor.
Allwhodesire tehtryreliahia Fur-ab
tuninmderstepricederrnorecostly
padsawilldnd orirstock themcst
tosalect irorn iorthesa
mitrspressatsths productions
ettheheataaalrersouly.sndlathe
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Sprcchels has tiled a complaint in the su-
perlor court charging his lather with
slender. The charge grows out at the
suits recently begun hythe two younger-
Spmkels brothers against their lather and
their two older brothers toreoover valuu
able stock In the Sprockels llawailan sug-
ar business and the Oceania Steamship
company.
The suit involving the Oceanic Steam-
ship company Was recently brought by
(Ina Sprockels. who Instituted mandamus
proceedings to compel the directors pl the
company to call an annual meeting. Ho
alleged that by relating to do so they Wore
keeping him out oi ruprcwnlatlou on the
board oi directors. Alter this sulthad
been filed (Zlaua Spreclrols. in a newspaper
interview. said some very rough things
nimut his younger son». He practically
charged them with the embezzlement oi
0250.000 in lei)! while managing the
Sprcokcls sugar reilnory in Philadelphia.
The lather also charged that the suit
against the Oceania l-llrmmship company
was simply “a typo oi blackmail." by
which the younger brothers were trying
to boat him out oi woodcut)
The lather lurthcr alleged that Gus had
wasted his money and was bankrupt and
Would probably die in tho gutter. As a
rosult of this alleged defamation young
Sprockels says his reputation and pros-
pects have been damaged many thousands
oi dollars.
In his complaint he reiterates that his
character has already been damaged to
the extent oi 82,000,000. but that it is not
money he wants. He therefore sires for
but 8300 damages, a nominal sum. as his
dosircls to clonrlilimlr-Il of tho charges
which his lather has so publicly made
against lzirn.
MlDOCEAN RESCUE.
The i‘lormannla Takes Twenty-nine l'eraona
From a Sinking fililp.
LONDON. April b.—'I'hn \lonuannia ar-
rived at Soutlmmptony’ can this morn»
lug. .‘lhc report» hurl" 'oeouod the crow
oi the liritishshlp/ .n mirloocnn three
days out lrom New -ork. The A rno Wits
sighted. with a heavy list. and signaling
ior help. The captain naked the Nor—
tuannia to take oil the crew, the ship be
ing expected to sink.
The rescue was commenced in hoary
seas The first boat soar to tho Arno cap-
sizod, but no lives were lost. (ithor boats
were sent out. and llnalily. alter hazard-
one 9an thrilling incidents. tho crew of 2!!
men and Women and a baby wr'l'o roamed.
The bonta could only npprrmeh within my
yards of the Arno, and the men ware roa-
cuod with a lilo buoy line, all oi thr-m
jumping Into the sort.
The baby was ill'oppurl overboard in a
canvas hog and was hauled in this way
into the hurt. The wave» wr’ro rrmnlug
30 feet high. The resort" rs-orrpIr-d r'luht
hours. and the lust boatload was brought
In nib-r dark. A sailor jumped overboard
and swam iiiongsirlcawmmrn till the bulls
picked her up.
A FLOATING THEATER.
Novel Enterprise Whit-Ir la Ito-lug l‘arriml
out by Boston Dir-n.
Iiantr, April fin-A lint lmttumod hull.
upon which I» to ho constructmla limiting
theater. has been launched at Ellis wharf.
East Boston. The crnlt woe towed to
Cunningham, Banks do (to. 'a wharf. whom
tho Work of constructing the theater will
be completed.
A thcnterliko auditorium will be built
In which regular in-rlurmanrrm will be
given daily as tho omit inmost lrum plan-
to place. It will lirsi. ho anchored nmtr
the Marina pin-r. South Iloston. and later
In thesumrnor will prnlmbly go to liar
Ilnrhor. Conny bdnud nurl other srnnim-r
wsorte.
BLOWN UP BY MAFIA.
Six Killed by an liaplmlou In "to French
Market at New ”Ileana.
New nr:r.r:.w.~. April b,~.\u oxplminn
look plzir'r' at. L’:Ili ri'r-Irir'k thin luurnillu in
a Ntlrmll ummslir' the Il'rorn'h marker. and
nix pvoplr: wuru killed and other» lluurml.
the building taking lira.
It Is suppowd to be a Malia rnso. tho
proprietor ruuulud an opposition place
and having won the enmity oi thorirrndod
organization.
Stiles Divorce imit liiamlmd.
(lilir'arlti. April 5.—.Iudgo Ewing rou—
dered a deviation in tho Stiles tilvor'r'o vase,
dlutulesing both I'Zvvrcll ritllr's' bill for di.
vorw and bin Stilos' cross hill lor lack ol
proof. The mac has been a noted one.
The husband is very wealthy. and the
wile a very baautliul woman. and the co-
respondent, Albert. Crane, the iron oi tho-
milllonaire president oi the Crauejllo—
vatoromnpany. Young Crane has been
practically rilsinhrvritoii by his lather ow-
Ing to the scandal mulling irotn tho ril»
vorco case.
An Old flunk forced to the Wall.
ltavsxsa, Non. April l5.-~'l'ne First
National bank at llavenua. the heaviest
banking institution at this city and al-
ways crmslrlcrml one oi the wundost in
the county, closed its doors. The bank's
insolvency la the natural result oi the
times.
{Metal Wrestler Appointed.
Wasnrsoror, April 5,—an Mor-
ton has aptminterl Edward llailcy oi Bruno.
6a., proolrr-arier and mlliorlal clerk in the
publication division oi: the agricultrI-ai de-
Millet“.
TELEGR‘APHIC BRIEFS.
Dr. Fosterci Toronto hasaccepted the
chair at philosophy in Chicago university.
Burglars broke into and rubbed the
milieu at Monscy, Rockland county.
Mention. the only county in Niobium
which went lirtnmrallc last Hominy. has
harm wiped out by the legislature.
'l'wo trainimrls oi supplies have been
sent from central illinois tor the destitute
people at llaiwsy oratory. inland.
The Ohio miners. in convention at lio-
lrnabua. are armed to adopt a stasis
which may stop the Pituitary agika.
ilr. o‘lirariyol Noam lnrr’rulumi in
the assainhly at Albany by unanimous
consent the harm it" York police hills.
Acyclonaat :adersrmvllia. (la. wrecked
the negro Baptist church in which a
school was in pmgms The teacher and
‘ ill children were buried in the debris, but
W U? A 1001 WI]! 'fllidll.
the Desperation Failed to Open the '11!-
praaa late, but Went 'lhrawgtr t- .. rum
and ‘Itnhbed the fasaeuers w lltprum
Iassenger shot.
fissures". (i. T.. ‘April lit—Further
letalls oi the robbery at a limit. island
train near Dover state that two oi the rob.
hers bogrrled the engine Just as the train
was leaving Dover, and covering the or»
sinner and fireman commanded than to
atop at a certain point about 200* yards
lrom the water tank. The engineer. a lit—
tle excited. Went about one-lourth oi a
mile heioro strmplnu and narrowly cur-.npe’d
losing his Ilia in consequence. lino of the
robbers tired at him. just missing him,
and the ball went through the cob winv
ow.
Conductor James Mackmot having heard
the shot. started to llnd out' what was
wrong, and was covered as he approached
the engine, and was told to ditch into it.
Thoy robbed him and were then Joined by
others who had muno up to the train. A
dormrnd wrre made for Express Mennonite!
Jones to open his door. This was refused,
and ti iusllladc followed, In which their)»
sengor was wounded In the wrist. lleat~
tempted to est-ape from the opposite side
oi the car. but Was captured by a grand
on that side and r‘narlo to crawl under the
train. An attempt was then made to open
the solo, but nothing could be done. The
gang proceeded to rob the passenger”.
When rho train arrived at, Kingfisher,
Shcrlll' llurohvtt oud lluitod Slum-a Math
shill Morison oi I'll Rollo wore notified and
carried to lid! some of tho holdup by a
epochs] train. They found the trail about
iour miles west oi Dover, whom the l‘lmv
moron river had been crossed. and are still
following It. No positive identification
of the robbers could be obtained. but they
are summsod to be lorl by Dick Yeager. an
outlaw. who lllltl headquarters in ('lioycnna
county. If the pursue comes up with the
robbers, a light will probably occur.
Thr- Messr-nger's fitory.
'l‘ot'mm, April 5.—~Mossnnuor W. down.
one of this trainrncn who was wounded in
the Iiock Island robbery. gives tho follow-
Inu account oi tho holdup: “ When the
train was brought to a standstill. I open‘
ed the door of the express car to see what
was up. At that instant I saw seven men
rise up from the grass In a little ravine
along the book. ()ne of the robbers ahm’lt-
ed to me. ‘Tnkc your hood back, or I'll
shoot it oil‘
"I slammed the door and locked it.
Then the robbers opened lira at rho . or, at
least IOU bullets perforating Ill. I Was slt~
ting on a mall sack, with my winr'lrrmtev
across my knee. when l was struck in the
left wrist and Inn by a bullet. fly afm
loll Iltnp at my side. Thou tho robbers
smashed iu the door and Wr'il'lil'rl fully an
hour trying: to upon lllt‘. otrfr‘. Falling in
this. they all Wont buck and robbed the
pnflil‘llfllll'fl.
“While they wore in my mr some one
carrying a lantern appeared snuw distance
imui tho ('iil'. (Inc oi the robbers Mid,-
‘Watr-h me put that IIintotrt.’ Then he
fired in tho direction of the light. and it
dlaaprmnrr'd at once. Another robhor sold.
'Wo‘ll show the Rock Island. people they
can luv hold up as wr-ll an uthor rouda.‘ "
'I'lm “Ht'k Island illl‘i oil'ervd n. r'owarti
oi .lJlrdI for tho arrest and r-onvlctlrsi of
each oi the robbers.
A “rttlln “’Ilh the Bandit-e.
Wu'rm‘a. Kan . April .‘n.~woni has
just lil't'll received from tho ioi'i'llrrry that
tho pros-«r hurl come up with tho Rot-k Is‘
laud [ruin robbers. and that. in a light
that followed our man was killed and Rev-
oral wmrmlocl. The names are not. given.
and It is but. Ilkoly lhtitirn‘lllior pnr‘tirulars-
can be secured for several hours
The loaders oi the rubbory, it. is now
learns-d, wr're ('hnrloa linlloy and Zyp‘
Wyatt oi lnunlls. l‘ayuo county, Tin-y
were rm ognI/ml by r‘x-l'nltod Halos Mar
shol (lrimoa, who was a liliilrtr'ngrl'l‘ on the
train. 'l‘boywr-ro formerly prisoners in
his l‘llvlltid)‘ trml grooml him courteor‘isly.
'i’lu- othora Wl‘l‘t! evidently Iocwl llilcvon
il'rtlli Killilllitliur.
The delay caused by tho robbers robbing
tho express our gave lho wwarmgnru rm op:
portxmity to stow away their vnlrml'ilou.
What they handed to the robbers was anvil
amounts as they ohoaotoglvo up. The
m-gro rmrwr was forced to carry a small
sack and no in advance of the l'uvnrllrs.
Bailey kept with him to see that every—
body”chippori In,”nnd Wyatt held hie
wlnchostor remly to shoot; any one who
(lured to ltltorl'urrr.
Another Launching they not.
PHILADELI'HIA. April h.-—l~n all pl‘ufiflr
bility the launching of the now internrsv
tionai steamship St. Paul will take place
next week. Whiio there will not be the
same amount oi pomp at the launching oil
the i-ft. Paul on the next trial, there will,
however. boa largo delegation lrom fill.
Paul prurient. Most of tho visitor's that
canto on to see the vessel launched have
not returned.
”anger and Johnaon to lane.
New Yorrll. April li.-lt now Ioolts as
though Hunger and Johnson. the crack
whoolmen, Would come together this so»
sort. For some time past nominations
have been going on for a meeting between
those tram. anti last night a match was
arranged tor a series of mare», the (lean to
take place in June next.
Ielelde (lead a Maegan»
Wue‘l'l'lltldi, N. Y., April iii—.7. w.
Stanclliie. a well to do irwrner at North
Collins. committed suicide by elrrmilllwg
himself with a shotgun. In the pockets at
the suicide were fll'ilill'Wilfll found written
minute directions as to the disposal at his
body and belongings.
A ltay For (taller
Marlena; April t.—-il'nmlt italic, an
der sentence oi death at Auburn tor the
murder of a fellow emrntryniaa and who
was to have been» electrocu‘rarl next week,
has been granted a stay pending an; opp—cl
to the court at appeale.
g..- “nu-“Maw.“
Glass lee Harm Mostly.
Pimento. April 5. -'I'he scheduler!
heating oi the United States lilacs rim
carry in this city. it held at all. was so are
net that nothing could he learned.
cm... laces also»...
mansions. J . April it ~ Time
here been to dial a lane cholera in this
s
w M“
Opera‘s-selected.
moms ‘ h—l’ireeswrrv-
ibis-tows “
. , ,lll tr
M, ”fly r you Aw” ‘e-A W“
1.7» volts was turned into William late.
the brutal murderer al have bruise
liner or canton, in the death chamber at
Aahimrprison. One minute laterlaka
had uprated his crime The execution
wastinraostenmiuithathasevartaltv
en place hem
Lake's lain hoiirsca earth were spent
very now-h ashe has spent all his hours
'thia week-rmmng tha‘liihle. ila arose at
4 o’clock in the remain; About 1 o'clock
the death warrant wasread to hint. lie
listsned‘to the reading uu‘etiy and said
not a Word when it was iiaisherl. lie par-
lonll ole hearty breaklast and etc it with
evident rehab.
iihrmly alter .11 o'clock Wanton Strait
visited rhoomuirmrmsi's cell invest bake in
the salt which he wore to the chair. Alter
the troll-«mt bad brat!) put on the warden
noticmd rims llutwlt'o mark was still open
“gin and told the humor that ho had hat-
rr-mrrvo it.
( 'Navor mind." interievtmi lake. ”It
will lil‘W’f be seen on tho strrmt." Ile
smiled ppm saying this and mated very
much unconcerned.
M 31:33 them who had invitation» were
summom-d into the wardon's otlim When
the witoom had all been arterial. illiwtrio
clan Darin trawl the apparatus by M
in; the mm at through :30 lamps stretch-
fllmEY-‘m rim chair. Warden Stout gave
anorl to start: lor the mmiemocd's oelk
The warden led tlmpr:mmion and was
iolloworl by tho ku-orsm and Lake. who
walked with his spirrrmi adviacr. Rev.
George T. Webb, toward the chair.
loll-to gave one «martial glance arlmnd the
rmm and tlummrod himself in the chair.
The Rompers strapped him into the chair,
and Dr l". W. '/.immor oi Ilamhmtor ad-
imrml rubles lolr «no a sphymnograph.
a little lmrmmr-nl which lrnrmr the who
beat» with uncrring m-wrmwy usually.
When. at term. the barren» mmrplcled
their limit. a ”nail simian oi Water was
seam to trickle down the lac-r: oi the (500'
rimmed. looting irorn the flotilla! under
the electrode «mum.» load. llis right leg
was boredr thotrrmwro having been slit
alrrumt. to the knee, «nursing the call of
the limb. to which the «aim eliminate was
attached. As rim koqsvrs “1li stable
Mr. Webb read lrcm the . one hundred and
sixteenth Psalm.
When Mr, Webb had concluded. the oili-
etala alumni miller. Dr. Zimruor kept his
eye on rho- watch, and Warden Mont gave
Electtclan Illavls the aigrml. in a lituh a
current of 1.7m mite was turned into the
body in the «hair, It straightened agrrlnst
the armor which held it. and a'ormthdig
like a'molllml “nun issued lrom the tour
prmri line
in a minute the Mirrrmt was that oil,
and it was» all over.
THE JURY FIXED.
Conclusive! teidme that friends so! the
Inflows IM Muir. ”tilting.
(numeracy, lilo... April :i—‘l‘ho jury
in the Taylor «Ml mall {or Judge Ilmrkor.
and the lrmnau. William lv'rmnan. no
tilled Mini that the jury could not agree.
The judge ordered llaoahorili to rmnrti
the jury to its ruins and look it up. Prose
(stilling! va'noy Miller oi Carroll county
hale loan tiller-rimming rho lilifll’i‘kfi of jury
bribing. and state-a that there is not. the
slightest. doubt but that tumor moreol
the inryrnzen have been brilml orrhcrw
secure an mruittai or hang the jury.
#lrlcoy bliiler. Wmttlllm attorney oi
Carroll county. hm: normal a «interrupt
l'roTn Climb» irir-hinmn. who WM on the
pribfl's‘ri lmrn whluh the jury was ciao-mo,
which he very dimming to Ibo «intense.
Dielllirrmrv measure that on the Monday
night lit-lore lbw trial lm‘gmtr Jib oh #3”. “lb
lllwrrw. l':'.~¢h‘i~l="l“ oi the Ilank oi Tina. wont
to him at bio iamalhouwe and mid that ii.
in new be WY» where-l lor a j‘lfflf. he
would stand out lair an‘rwauitral there
Wtrr’llri be. but roomy in it lor him. and ll
be Worth; «unwell in banning the jury
there would M‘ grmllnmflcy in it. it'll
llama mid that. ho writrld N... that the
mummy wan paid.
The near. «lay Dir kiwwvn MI)" he was an
premium I} by llh‘h mouth. a brother‘lti law
at library lluo‘wri. who id now on the
jury. and“ S‘lmllll "min the mine part-dual.
‘illurr. that hurl lam tirade by “‘lll-inu.
. Mr-ltlneort it «moot the trawl reputable
moo: ii'l tune-oilinty
Thom-r in ova-at indignation in l'arroll
country that a jury martial be louml intro to
‘rloanyth‘rnglnxlt «harm ”to 'lrtylsvreJu
notion hm the slightest «intuit. oi limit
guilt. and thumb urn-own now eqmwei
tomwuor. tom living nary is rim wine
Member Hi ill hm low it .ltrilml.
Marshal Wilma oi Iinmaeng «aye that
there be the purulent iodimwtion In This
and habitats r'rrlilllt'llllrb om the ”manor in
whtoh the pm to holding our. Mum ask»
M ll be amivehonried danger {mm mob vi.
olewro in «ace the jury .should tail to
agree, he lauadmi and mid. "Well, you
cannot all What will happen."
”Bill stays ii he is mutitlod he will re»
turn to ”owning iio yam think he
would 1*" were asked
'"ilcll. ll he did he would last lusty
Iowa at it wordd take its to rind a rope to
bring him ” ______ ,
lollies. try a $th flywheel.
lion MVIMJ'. April I».-J«mvh J. Willis.
Marl engineer of the lmrisvriie Viv-am
Milton-mommy and «bath in» terrible man.
nor. Whliernlinglhe machinery he was
"right by a llywber-l which limiters about
Boll moratorium: a minute and war» das
: against the wall and will”: oi the rmm,
meshing him to wreath instantly.
summer of fawn Wins.
”iterations. April ll.-—1’he salt at
am of the lateral William Foam—Wit»
tiara ih‘rgalri rituart oi bravura-min «ware
"mohair-m or prrrlml) in "may at lies:
tow. llrmhampson county, mailed in a
result-t lor the plaintlfl.
flrw I’M for Millet.
Furniture, in». April hum pro-i.
My all the which rmiverdlyhasheen
admit to and sampled by Dr. Thonnas ll.
thrown oi the ”Whereas infiltrated
Technology.
1"?an _. W.--
vaov. Ami amtoim V. Warm-ea,
alumnae! mrrmlor at law at (few
den. was diobwrravl by the ”pro-e mart
memo! fraud preienetl in it eases.
was. time run Me.
"Dlfllrl‘llfflfl. April s.--la the been the
will to imam railroad trams-vs
Id punish train whim pear-ed finally.
new are its use.
”lemma". ll. 1.. April s.-.i. ti.
Itei'mra oi Ailesaay was killed bribe
“summon. ii. 1.
Fair: W; mm to sub
‘m; m tale m. ,
‘ mp. .
Tamas ‘ ‘
our MEN’S ANIl navs' crorrmr
rurmsrrmrsnr MEN on rare;
HATS .
AND
CAPS.
CAREFULLY SELECTED STYLES IN CLOTHING
MADE UNDER. OUR OWN SUPERVISION AND
GUARANTEED EVERY WAY. .
Your money back if you want it.
w. r. rrrrmu‘ & co.
Sentinel Building, Washington Street, South Norwelk.
Branch Store, 19 Main Street, Norwalk.
Tun: Lemme DRY GOODS SiORE, ‘
Tristnram & Hyatt,
O. 2 GAZETTE. BUILDING.
Grand Spring Opening. Saturday. April Bill.
The quickened spirit oi anihusiaam which comes with our spring opening pervades every
department. Evevy day tor the past Week large quantities oi new goods have arrived and
they new await your inspection. I
DRESS. GOODS
We have greatly increased our stock and space and all oi tr '
styles in both colored and
black goods are herein prices from Lie to 31.75 per yard . particularly call attention to
our lines at 390, 60c and 75c per yard.
CAPES‘. " ’
Nearly 100 dlil'erent styles of Capes. hardly our two alike. In all the latest materials of
tin-go. double iamd Covert Clatba. Broadcloth. Cheviot. Talietta. and Oroe Grain Silk. trimmed
will: braid. M. chllion. lace. and the new open work eliecta. ranging in prices irorri .2 as to SIS-
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
This department. open‘ d for the first time this morning. dues indeed present a moat
beautiiul appearanwmith shelves and counters heaped with every neediul thing for the house.
t: “not cry. China Ware. Tin Ware, Wooden Ware. and in tact. everything to be land in a first
class department.
Jerome liar Orchestra Concert from I in 9 p. m.
Besides our grand spring opening. there are two other events which occur on the same
1! tr. paniely our fourth annivertary and opening of our new kitchen department. and lteeeme
not natural that these three evenirmomlng as they do togethorarbould be celebrshrd in a lilting
winner. consequently we have scoured the services of the Jerome May Orchestra. who will
give a comet: this Saturday evening. irorn 7 to D. All the courtesies of our house are tendered
to than who wi-h to pay us a visir during the day. without obligation or suggestion of put-
cwn and are most eordlaily invite everyone to be present in the evening and enjoy the manic. r'
lrislram &. Hyatt. Norwallr.‘ Bonn.
FIIIINBIS & 0W
Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in a bushel basket as to under-
aell them. And at this time are showing the best line of
Plililll Blilllllll ‘
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
aliord to do otherwise.
FRANCIS&CO.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street. South llorwallr. Conn.
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