nmuunnummmsuuum 26 MAIN wootrsnwcx. l STREET. orr. auteur, cease e co, CLOI'BIEBS. 'l'wolianhrnptfltocksoffine Boots, Shoes,Oxlordssud Bflpperslobsflacri- M "m yatldcunmdollaroltheirhctuelValusandthe Wearol BachPairGusrtna Blank hgrds (Boston’s Finest Shoe lannlaeturers) entire Banhrnpt Stock. l'heeler’dWaterhuryhsllatflconlhedollarofthdr price. Themods “Millennium manufactured for thefiosst Sixth avenue (New York) n- 1““ mrmmuwm wereiuanufactnrsd by Edwin C. Burt a Ca, Joyce Slice 00.. Triathly c Brewster, Marilegrokbpsldlogsnyolwhieh J. E. Turner, 1'. ll. Stuarts, Foss t aresemndonly to Rios it Legro, coa- I, WMmfimmdslathiesaletbsawereeverbrforeoflsrediathisstate .u—hsrlhanweoranyoftheothrrlnarchautsmldsdord to carry it we hadto ' ‘gs'aaythingllhewhattheycosttoursnutscturs. g. .nnsrnmrs ”mm,” ‘ ”would lsdiss' Heavy Walking Shoes, J. B. We price,“ 75.onrprioe, 87 cents. WM Kid Button 8hoea,J.E., 'hsrlsr'sprlcmfldomnrpricelscents. WKldBnttonaodlacsShceaJll ayl-tceJlalnandPatsotleatherTip, '1. 1. Wheeler'sprice, “00,“: price, ladies’Frsnch Kid Butlonsnd lace (has, Rice & Legro’s price,.400.our “no“: ladle-FM French Kid Button and lane hose, Ric a We price, $5.00, .- "b.3250. W175“ French Kid, Bandsewed Wet-and Turned Shores" styles toe, Ila logo's price, ”Odour price, “w. ‘ BououShcrs. ' .Plaiu and Patent Lather :J. l. M. Wheeler's price, $7.00, our W Fine French Kid, flandveewed Weltead'l'nruedfihocs. with and with, wet curl sol“. Rice & Legro's price, ,. 00. met French Kid, Hands sawed Welt Show, strictly custom made, Ice ad Legro’s price, ”.00, our price, Complete linesol lino Kid and Patent I‘ll! Ontards, Slippers and Sandals to. it costs up. W Shoes iron) 15 cents up. [bad Shoes iron 45 cents up. Wino! mya’ Shoes from 66 "I Merrill. Call sowed Shoes. J. ll. ‘Whrstsr’s price, 91.00, our price, to Youths? Finn Calf flowed Shoes. J. B. Whalers price, 0200, our, price, 98 «an. Youths' fine French Call Console Top .00, 11520;? t Legro's priceJ‘J .50, our Boys" French cm Doneola Top Shoes, :70‘ Legro’a price, .300, our prior, .o W Cloth Overgaltrrs, J. E. Whnl. Indire' Very Choice Overgsllers, .l. E. Wheeler's price, 50 cents. Our price, 25 watt. ladies’ Choice Cloth Overgalters, J. E. Wheeler'eprice,75 cents. Our price.” cents. ladies’ Pineet English Kerssy Cloth Overcaitrra. Rice a legrds pics, ".00. Our prim, 50 cents. .. Indies’ Fins rustle Euelish Keraey Cloth Ovrrgalters. Rice a We price, 81 50. Our price, 75 cents. len'e Heavy Worhius Shoes and Bro nus. J. E. Wheeler’s price, C115. Our price. U» cents. len'e a Calfiiewedaingrnsandl'a'or Shoes. J E. Wheeler's price, .200. Our price. 8| 00 “en's American Calf Served Congress and boom. plain and captors, J. E. Wheeler’s price. 02.50. Our price, .l 25 Ian's Fine Calf flawed Congress and Laos Shore. Rica & hgro's price, 03.00. Our price, 31 50 Ken's Fine Calf flawed Shoes, Congress and lace, Rice & legto's price, 0350. Our price. at 75. len'e Fine French Call Shoes, all stylo tor, Bier & legro’s price, “.00. Our price 32 00 Ken's Fine Custom llade Kangaroo Shore. Rig: 3 ngro‘s price. .7 50. Our witch’s“ Flue French Calf Handset-«l Shoes. Rice & Legro'a price, to 00. Our price ,2 so “so a Fine French Call Hand sewed We Ice ’3 50. our ’ Cl 75. I“gerl'eplt’tno French f Hand sowed Welt shore. Rice it bgro’a "tattoo. our price #5 co lcn'e Finest French Call Baud rowed Welt Share with and without cork soles um- ; Legro’s price $7.00, our price ‘3 50. Ito’s French Calf Patent leather Shore. Rice & Legro‘s price 8600, our ice 83 00. Ilrn'e Finest French Calf Hendeewed Patent Enameled Shoes Rice & legro‘r price '8 on our price .4 00 lion‘s Embroinmd Slippers J. E. Wheeler's pricrifle , our price 3%. Men's Fine Fancy leather Slippers. Rior- & Logo's price .1 25, our price 59. Men's Fine Fancy Leither lllippvrs, all stylre. Rice & legro'e price $1.50, out loo. ' Meg‘s Finenliuctgblelumtt Callfland alt ppm. ice gro's price .00, our price fl 00 Mrn’s Finest Fancy [rather Slippers. Rim & legro's price '3 0‘0 our price 01.50 Men's l-‘rne (fall linen 8m Bug llgvo'e price ‘3 oo, . or prim Q! .50, Men's Fine (in! Hrs-red tints, llucedc l; to's price 14 fill. our price ‘2 2-5 en's Milwaullw Oil grain Bouts. Rico & llgro's price £4 00 our price .2 00 Ilen'e Pineal English lld’grata Home, Bio- d: hgro‘a price if: 00, our prior ll's price, (Rents. Our price, It? cents 5," titration-slut .250. . w . » uflfiehsststaadsrd asahssof llabbn ll-role. Antics and Overehore. sari: ' ‘ Omdyeav. Chm. Centre, American and Bram, all at a Bill CU r All aveeovdially invited to call. examine and convince tbs-selves Donor-Invite opportunity torn?” hotolly present, but weatrssd wesntmtallwhceantoeoulelnthe weapon. ONLON BROS RETAILERS. 4% .« woo'wm Lungs-mm" ,. ‘ mourns mutt strove. hummus-tau [unbeaten-d "lac-halala‘l'ronhla—lerllaadaw- lea lnw In On” Havana. April meaptaln General W de Cannes has tented from flsnv lingo do Cnhaaproclaaiatlon oderlng pal» dutoall lusurgenta, with the exception at the Mwhowlll laydown their arms andenrrender. Babes made prep- arations to immediately pursue the mem- basal thcbandswboreluse to comeln under the proclamation, and the warfare spinet than will he waged vigorously. It is stated here that some of tho insur- gent bands have taken to torturing help- less residents of the country distrlctp who have incurred their displeasure. At Blan- quizal, near Manzaulllo, a grocer named Miguel llaureda was surprised at night by liaceo‘s band. He was cruelly tortured and horribly mutilated, after which he was tied to a tree, where he was lelt for the h‘uzzards lo cal. flannel lgleaia. a grocer of liuoyeito; Manuel Boiler and an old man named Vienna, who fought against the robols in the last revolution, have been murdered by roving insurgents. Senor Dupuy do homo. the newly ap- pointed Spanish minister to the United States. has arrived here. Senor do Louie voyaged from Spain with Marshal do Carn- pos and left him at Santiago llu Cuba, proceeding to this port on tho steamer Maria Christina It is expected that ho alter making an investigation into the Al- lianca aflalr. A Deadly Ambush. Tanya. Fla" April lit—The Plant stunner Ollvntto arrived from Havana. The passengers bring news of tho revolu~ tlon as follows: The Cubans endeavored to capture Gu- antanamo early Tuesday morning. the 16th inst. The Cuban forces wore 750 men. while the Spanish numbered 4,500. The Cubans presenter! a bodv of about 100. and the balance advanced in ambush on either side 0! n dollle. Tho Spanlards threw themselves into the dorlllo on the Cubans in view, killing It. The ambush- ed forces poured a continuous volh-y Into the Spaniards, completely demoralizing thorn and compelling tho formation of a hollow mutate. After a long island. with very heavy losses, the Spaniards mzido a cautious retreat from tbodclllo. The on- gzlgeme-ut lash-d eight hours. ’l‘bo i'u— hone, [mourning acquainted with tho Spam lib numbers. withdrew. Six thomand «addicts am now In Huan- tauamo, and Low) more have llt'l'll mind tor to protect tho city against the insur- gents, who, the [wagon any. will make another attempt to capture the town. The Cubans am now subject to the dorroool epotortm, the tort ol whirh is: rhould any Cub-m or Stanford [Impose Incite. he will he immediately exocutod. 'l'wo no}. “ham landed. The Cubans are sold to have entire con Ito! of the province of Santiago oxtwpling the largest cities. The Spanish lfimpn are concentrating in Puerto Principe. Yesterday morning tor the first limo it was oillcially announced in Havana that Marti and Gomez had landed in Cuba General Carrillo, who distinguished him- ael! in tho last revolution, has been brought from llmnulios, whore ho was ur- rested some limo ago, to Havana and put in Mom castle. He is mid to be an American citizen. A battalion of trmps left Havana at 3 o'clock blonday morning on an uncut all from an intorior plantation owned by Mr. lligny of (,Yonntrvtirut, rm tullt’n from Bavaria ’l'here woro two sworn skir- mluhvs fought last. week. llo raised the American flag and stout word to tho lorces of Spain that he Would bold tin-m Ft'riptin' sible for the damage dono in his property. A lmstun llrni putting In sugar nuu'hln- cry on tho sumo plantation llltbilil tho some complaint, but their pl‘upi'rly was not damagod. Consul Wlllinms ormrts to Iravo llrv man on Saturday. llo will go dircct to New York. Thu paswnurr giving part of the More in!orrnatlon has applml for a franchise to operate a big it"nltrlll oi trul- ley cars in llatana. Knockout Drops Postpone a Wedding. NEWARK. S. J,, April lit—Mist Mary lltmnelly of Duns menus: Roomy. Whit to haw bommo the will» of John A. Scott on Monday. Scott mum to Newark and trI-nted his friends. who gave him" knock- out" drops and plavotl him in a llt‘ll In tho homo of one oi their number. ”I' did not regain his so on until the not! allot- rloon. The expo-tam bride nppt-arrd as his nurse Wrdm-Mhiy, and in tho i-t‘t-lllllg they were rum-rind at St. t'vrvllzt'u church. Panties-fate Will not flare Iluehnnan. Wasnmorma April ISL—air Julian l’aunrototv, llm llritlsh Mnbnsamlnr. do— cllnm to intorforo in lwhnll of Dr. ltnlmrt W. lltu-hnnon, the New York wlfo mur- illll'lll', whom putitlon for a writ of error to stay his cro- utlnn durum tho wwk begin- nlng noxt Monday was denied by the au- protuo court on Wmlncmlny. Elmira ltrtormatnry Appointments. ALIIAM‘, April ill—Alcmwuor Morton has ruapgmlntml William C. Way of l-Ilmlm to he prt'ultlvnt of the board of managers of the Now York Siam mlornmlory at El- mira, and lllfll) Charles T. Willis of Schuy- in county. to tslss the place on the board at llaniarnlu l. Hwartwood of Cayula Minister Ila-emu Received In Mexico. Ctrror eruo, April lll.~~l’rvllllllmt Dian, in the pronoun of a lull cabltivl. dip lornatlc corps and a largo coumureoot military and civil personage», received Hon. llatt lit-own). tho nchnwrlcan minister. The oustmuary speeches were exchanged. erhraea Win a lltvlkn. . Normr Amati, Mast. April tit—The “like” of the Linwood rnlll returned to work alter havlug been out three weeks. The return to the old schedule of wages demanded by tho etrtltors wee granted. ’ ass-on a... m..... , 9 law «are. April lit-«Attila hornet! Ml dam riot Filth evehue. it was fld thet the llaaeolor was very, much ira- lll health. and that he would rob- .th he at his calm down town today. are. on. was nuts. luster. Aprll Ww-Kl 7 Otto was lllogdael at m is “m inflow Yuri, l i ”Weed-4W”, will proceed for New York on Saturday l “PM “7 , It ' . lit-4d split the big in the Standard Oil scru- psny's as for ands all was “.60 a has- rshwhlchwss lo cents above the altar onWednesthyendtoocntsmcrothanthe lrst sale on the on City exchange Thurs- day morning At the 01! Exchange here the opening bid was 09.95, 8 cents better than 's closing bld hers and st Oil City. At Oil City the market opened with a sale at 88.40 and quicth went to p.46. Why the exchange market is: so much lower than the Btandard's price at yesterday morning cannot be accounted for union-the brokers and tredersare afraid that some mornlng they will had the agency price muchJower than it Is at presem. As far as speculation in all was con. corned. Bradford, Pa. was not in the hunt to any extent. Information was received there from Oil City to the effect that all outetandlng all trades must be closed, as no more orders would be accepted on any - kind of margins. and that business would not be transacted in the 011 City oxohango until there was some nionoy in sight. it began to dawn on the purple in Bradford that Wednesday’s slump was a move lllll- n‘lpulotod by the Standard to gobble up what low certificates wore in clrculatlon. HARRISBURG DOINGS. The House Fires Final Adjournment Day . ' " For May 23. llanursuruo, April 19. —’I‘be house adopted a concurrent resolution ilxlng May 23 for file flnal adjournment. The senate will utuoud tho resolution by fix- ing the time for June 20. It. is believed that a compromise will bo made between the two bodies on Juno Ill. It was a great day for the rural mom- bcrs of tho house. They started In at the morning session by defeatinga bill repeal- ing the law prohibiting the sale of oleo- margarine and othcrlrnitutlons of pure butter. In tho aftcruopn they followed ‘ up thclr first victory by “buying an indeli- nlte postponement of tho bill allowing dealers who pay an animal license of 3100 to roll oleumurgarluo. Both measures were advocated by the ' reproacntatlves from tho city districts. The bill making ita misdemeanor for minors to protmro liquor by misrepresent- ing their ages, which was defoatcd last _ wwk, was mousidorod and passed soooud funding. In the reunion bill allowing municipali- ties to appropriate money for Memorial day and lndopeudouco day excl-clues was . favorably reported from committee. The .‘ compulsory education blll Wont through the mruato on final passage and is now in the hands of tho gul'lllnlll'w ALBANY’S SENSATION. .‘b’ewapaper Charges Maltr- Three Senators \ery Angry. Al. .u'r', April In —:~hortly after the sessi n of tho sonntc was opem-d four norm or: row to questions of spot-la! privi- lege o dony stratum-tits mndo by the New York Press wheeling upon their integrity In connection with tluvir run-s on tho Lox- our police bills and tho New York flro‘ men's bill. Charges were contained in newspaper curries that the votes ol Senators Coggoav hall, Rainer and Robertson had been in— fluenced by financial consideration. It was said that “5,000 had been used to secure favorable action on the flroruon's bill. and tho newspaper making the chargo intimated that tho lhroo senators nmued had received at least. a portion of the amount, All thrm of the senators tvom greatly excited by tho ortlcle in question, and Senator llolnos lt'lugmpllt‘ll his lawyor lu Now York to investigate the charges and institute proceedings for libel. Tho lieutenant governor lutcr In the day appointed Senators O'Connor, Mullln, l’ouud. Cantor nod l‘arkcr as tho comm".- tco to investigate the chlll’gvs of brlbory. Witnesses will be supr-naod at film). BASEBALL. NATlllh'Al. LliAtil'l'; (L'Hll'ls. At Now York—— New York ........... 0 o o 0 2 0 l) 2— 4 Brooklyn ............ 2 o 1 n o o a 1-— 7 .\t lhillinmru— llnltinmm ....... o 0 l r. I) o 0 o 0.1; l’lllltstlclplllli.... ll 0 U U 0 0 0 13 5—- 7 At lmlIl-nlllo— Louist‘illu- ........ l 0 ll 0 ‘J l'» 3 0 0—11 l’lttsbllrg ........ U l o o 0 I o o 0~ :3 At Cllll'lllllllll— Cincinnati ....... l U l .‘I 0 l -i 0 r—to Cleveland ........ l o (l 0 0 Si 1 8 0—- ii A! St. Louis—- St. hurls. ....... 0 0 l l u 0 :l 0 2— 7 Chicago ......... l U :3 0 i 0 0 0 3—10 (mum GAMES. At Bligh)"— lloston ............ ‘2 7- '.l I 2! (I I) 0 *—-1H l’mt‘lllunrt' ...... l 3 l 0 l l 0 4 0—“ At llhurat— Toronto .......... o 1 0 o o o 0 1 o- 2 Cornoll...........0 0 0 0.0 0 (l 0 0—- 0 She Hopi-d. hilt “'ita l‘nughl’. Wauwurx. N. \'., April lat—Datum Cotiltllng (doped with the 11—year-old daughter of .1. ll. llot-kvr lust woek. Mr. Duck” lullllll llm couple in Port-“RV“. He took his duughlnr homo ullur chasing Conltllng into the woods. For it [lam Near Ilnulwstor. ALBANY. April Ill.-—Sonntur l’ursons' hill providing: for tho buildlngof a dam In the General rivvr "our llm'hcstor has passed tho newuthly—w to 2m. TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS. w... awn... The Canadian parliament opened at 0t« lawn. \ llarry ll. l’lorco oi llolly, N. Y., has been appolnwd a West Point oadot alter- hate. The filth International convention of the Young Women's Christlan assocla tlons opened in l’ltteburg. At Ida Grovo, la. A. i-Ichloltcr. a rich hualness man. shot hls wife and than him- sell. Re Is dead, and she cannot live. The lunoral services of the late James W. Scott. proprietor of tho Chicago Eton- lng Post and Times-Herald, woro held in Chicago. A mob of too strikers-union and women van-made an attempt to provont a number of hrlckmakcra from working In Vienna, and a riot lollowod. The big stone crusher cl Luhens & Ywhea located in Plymouth towneblp, Pa.) together with the adjoining bulld- lngs. was destroyed by are. Governor Rotten has Issued a multi- Iun on the lot osmium ’ - than Intel-e. homunculus owl Jewelers ct Olvw ‘ tilleolshosh tsodlohscco habit cuts that been up auctioned nerves, eliminates the nico- streogtb, vigor and areahood. You run no physical or financial risk. as No-To 'Bao is sold by R. B. Plallted under a guarantee to cure or money refunded Bwoh free. Addrras Sterling Remedy 00., New York or Chicago. La Grippe is here again with all of its old time vigor. One Iinute Cough Core h a reliable remedy. It cores and cures quickly. G. A. Gregory a Co. and G. 0. Btlllsou. ‘ ll a low York millionaire gives e um- ner at 6th avenue and 86th street, costing “00.00, which gives 19 people dyepepsls and these people spend $1,456.00 in doc- ors' bills and finally have to pay $5.00 each lot Cactus Blood Cure to cure them what would be the saving per capits it the dinner should not be given, than using 87 persons at the least! Inquire at Plaiated’a drug store, when you may have the problem solved am rat information about Cactus Blood Cure W. T. Sanford, Station Agent. of Leop- er, Clarion, Co., Pa, writes: I can recom- mend One Minute Cough Cure as the best I ever used. It gave instant relief and a quick cure. G. A. Gregory & Co. and G. C.‘ Stillsnn. Mother Have You a Baby? It so, get from your druggist today, for 25 cte.,a bottle of Dr. Hand’s Colic Cure. Every baby often baa distressing colic relief by removing wind from the stomach and quieting the nerves, giving restful sleep. Mother think of the worry and anxiety this saves you. If your baby is teething Dr. Hand‘s Toolb- ing Lotion for 25lcenla, soothes and re- lieves all pain. Sold by all druggieta. Doctor H. ll. Fish, of Grarvos Mills, “0., a practicing physician of many years experience, writes: DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve has no equal for indolent sores, scalds and burns. It stops pain in- stantly, heals a burn quickly and leaves no scar. G A. Gregory & Co.,and G. C. Slillsou. Tells you all the news lot two cents— Tur Evnmxu Suxnsu. men, Ind., writes: Last week our little girl baby.the only one we have,was taken sick with croun. After two doctors failed to give relief and life was hanging on a mere thread we tried One Minute Cough Guru and its lilo was saved. G. A. Gregory & Co. and G. C. Btlllson. 4- New York Announcement. “WAnsr-lcanlnrassandlcwtohmlsh‘l‘ben.’ i . l I'lornsr’t Furniture The Best In the Market. All who desire to buy reliable Furni- ture in moderate priced or more costly grades will find our stock the most advantageous to select from for these reasons: It represents the productions of the best makers only, and is the largest and most varied in America. The completeness of our assortment! can best be understood from the fact that we exhibit more than lice hundred and My difrrmt Bedroom Set: in every variety of wood, over 70 patterns of Brass Bedsteads, as well as endless lines of Parlor, Drawing Room, Library and Dining Room Furniture 0! the most artistic styles, and ranging from the modest and Inexpensive to the most elal» orstely carved and inlaid. in sword, every article required for use. comfort and adornment In the household can he had with Its plainly marked moderate price at our GREAT FURNITIIHE EMPOBIUN, 61—65 West 23d St, N. Y. maintain. Idea lures.) Earner h Cs.’s establishment ls ousol thoughts at law Yorke-Newspaper Continent» *— i. I.. New Haven t Hartford Ill. JANUARY fl, 1895. RAINS "RAVE SOUTH NORWALK Al romwss Ion New Your. Foe New llavar. . M.——l lIl Wash. ax. A.M.~l 0i ox.. 520 ex., l 20 ex. 5 ill ex. 0 Ba ac.. i ll local ex. 7 38 ac.. ' 66 l. ex.J ll ill am. 1 vs 1. ex. 9 ll ex.. 7 on ex.. l0!» ax.. gal, «m.. H 3 ex., . All" i a 33.; P. lb—lllle .. 0 ID 01... l ‘0 ID" “”53 13:31 t 9333" ll. it.-m3‘.’§.. inn-din Meow n. 1 £ so, "lac” a“ "u 9% :0" I" t a? an ac. to linemen aim our ' ”flat. llllA'damano. no sr.. Bundays-t u so. a in m.. It so.. a. out 7" ”a. 7 u ”s D- mes "an. ”a. a syn-Ll. t it so. _ , ll so" it t: ‘ ' brave new tour: , Noaw A. mm 08.. Bill :31: l3" ‘3‘) an. 000 an. t llama --l m a? .‘s t .3. 8‘: 'sx. til ‘ mustang t gleam.mm trail. indigo-«.4352? 1'“ W . 3m WWI. Wrmuwum W “a lip comm-ta tine polann. makes wash turn gain when one takes a low doses at CRAMPTON’S HOME TABLETS No. I 1 according to directions. - YOUR DOCTOR prescribes status: for. l l 3‘ Sr'nulatver daygtthla t o t e ear. re s etude. TTQLB'I‘ lorlu. pa h Nos. 1. Constipation; g, Parcgoric; 3. Dian-has; 4. Conan, Chou), 3:. ; 5. slgead’rche (agrelrellief); 6'81 ' . all mtoa m are ' '7 l p cow'tli Sun Cholera Mixture. oaic' lo. Nervous Debllltyt it. THE limo: n. Single Remedies, 25 CENTS. Hardwood case of twelve, $1.0m None genuine with- out the word "HOME.” Ilntllacluretlhy'lllE MONETAILEI 00.,lsw Verb. Fortalo by lull. Plalsted. ”Washl' .. tract. south Norwalk: John A. Riggs, ll ala street, Norwalh. l'oun. no din -———-———-———-—_—_—_= F. SCHlVIlIB. M. 0.. 5580. MIN 81.. so. uonwur. Practice Limited to Diseases'of Women once boars, Mondays and Thurad eye. 8 to . In. all 1y PHYSIBIM Mill SURGEON. Mice and residence, corner Main and Marshall streets, former olllce of Dr Pardee. Office hours till 10 a. m .l to 8. 6 to ll flan n‘fifit. numonnen PIIISICIAN All] SlllIIlEIlN. omce hours until 9 a. m.. 2M) 3 and 'l to 8 p. 55 South Main street. South Norwalk. SFRICBT DEUTSCH. PARLE FRANCAIS ‘ PABLA l'l‘ALlANO 231% DR. F. W. D ARMER Dr. Hand‘s Colic Cure gives immediate or. SURGEON DENTIST. Teeth Filled and Extracted without pain. Sets of Teeth on Red Rubber from Artificial Teeth without Plates. (Crown andlBridue Work.) Teeth Extracted Painlessly, I500 Amalgam Fillings, 500 Platinum Fillings, 75c up Gold Fillings, $1.00 up All work at. reasonable charges and guaran- Ofllce open evenings until 8 p. m. N0. ‘2 WASHINGTON BTBEI‘I‘. Over Poet Ollice. South Norwalk. 1% 12 Physician for Wound tug.” gt. u. l. amount 3. consulted at her once. I 342 Broad 8t, Bridgeport. tone. from 10 a. m. to 7 n. to. any dayexceptSunday. The Doctorle a regular on tofu: and for the t sixteen years has mad? the nlsum of OMEN a specialt . Ladies snfl'erlu from an dlmrnlt incl ant to the sex can consult . Guillor in the strictest could and with the assurance of receiving the m skillful and scientific treatment known to modern surgery and medicine Home care furnished for confinement cases. Tame mod.- erate. an letters promptly replied to. la- olose stamp . all M Where is he et? ‘ ’79 Washington street. What does he do? Attends to business. What are his inducements? Good goods, good work and low prices. How do the people know this? By having tried hill. What line of goods does he carry? Wall Porn-m, Paints, Artists' Materilds. and does a general Paint- ing and Paper flang- ing busuwse. Does he do his work promptly? Try him and see. Who does all this? L H. DECKER .I. 0. JENNINGS. PIIIIll Hangar, talciminot, Paintu And dealer ll Wall Paper and toilets. lllorth Main street. flouth Nora all. Sample bode of full line latest at lee spanner-den and Hill Mouldltm ta sn cum lot to reaction on miles by postal. trustee ohm-lull lven. ' .WAGous. , - new and second hand titular, Plasmas, canister? cttntitt. Sal-ills. m. Prloes to Suit All. W uaul. um aha ‘l'llll. at to H cut-y rmy. _ If
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