Wild-
a
{m
Oestcrie is Dr. Ismael mum
prsuription for Infants and chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium,
Iorpliins not other lsrcotlc sub-
stance. It isshsriniesssnhstitntsfor
heroin. Drops. Soothing Syrups
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
meat» is thirty years’ use by
niliionsoflothers. Castcria lathe
Children's repress—the Iother's
Friend. ‘
CASTORIA
‘ For Institute and Children.
m
be not be imposed upon. but insist upon
having Castorl. and see that the iac-similc
signature of
ll 0!! CHEM
mm» ‘ rm
Weshalipro ' '
tent ourselves and the pnth at all hoards.
Tn Cursor. Courarvv." Hurray 8t.,N..Y.
Mimi“.
W.L. Do GLAS
$3 SHO greener.
rrr roe a KING.
. 5. CORDOVAN',
movements.
4,3.” fillWhm
~ - ”MPDLICEesoLrs.
fig it consumes.
‘ZJIYEBUYS'W
ear ‘ -LADIES'
‘ “cameo!-
lzsi‘ 5““
em" mob-'PW'
W. 1.. Douglas $3 8: $4 Sh
All our shoes are equally satisfactory
They vethebest valeefortlis mo .
goal custom slices in style «'51:.
r wearing qualities are once .
prices are naflcrn.--etanv on sale.
Front 3! to $3 saved over other makes.
it your dealer cannot supply you we can. Soidhy
J. Schaub 8: Son.
11 ll
' I. i.. liev liner t liaiiieul M.
S. B. WILSON
ciiiiumi liiil illillilEil,
Woe to Well street: shop No. 8 Cross street.
Norwalk. Estimates cheerfully given for
d 1.10.; email braiding. d.lebblnngxfl ever
see on romp y at n ed.to. wer
gmgmp m7 tf
Wiflmw. _ . M. ,,,-_
JANUARY 27. 1896.
WE “RAVI SOUTH NORWALK A!
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Lt—llilw inns. Adm—10101..
n 01.. 20.1..
flex. also.
1‘ locales. 783»
It Lem. 840nm.
(I 1.0;. Oil ex..
“at, him on,
$101.. lilllex.,
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lose 01.. Milan.
gflmluee ‘m‘cvv
.l—lflfluq BWM- to Bruit-vort-
ii an. "tam.
I at. “lac“
“an" 710cm.
Mac. ”I! no. matron.
ll ex. “lam.
Nan. slice.
.5. ms slam-sundae.
an. Sundays—lane.
' ec.. ruse. LIL:
an. in semen.
ac.
”or
yw—uglites.
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is 3'
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Innervation“.- a. K40!) as.. can
fill “I! till an. 0 as».
small) ae..iilliex..iimae.
noon ex. . - ac.
answer. no as. corn. ml
Umlilas. till so. til as” im At.
memento-a
amen! nrvrsron.
scorn ROBWALK for Danbur
File am in an. m Plttailzlr.
Miller for south ism-ii»
m Munvllesniito ao., admit!
an. ram-f.
’rau took First Price etths
.weswnara.~
ufl Ii' 0 Iii
m I II ”VI
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their run mnuowosme
O
,i ; 4 What is ~
memory to a chelee. The first ballot re-
.mtvitura
: s 1. use , ‘
rimmed by Ohio Republicans
to Lead Their State Ticket.
HBIBAI'BIEHDOI‘ GBNJORAXBR.
The Convention at teas-ville Declares For
Foreker ea 5...... and Pledges Its sup.
port to William loltiniey For President
In HOG—General lien-en's Speech.
stssvuu. 0.. May 29.~—'l'he nomine
tion for governor by the Republican state
eonvontieu of General An bi Bushnell is
generally regarded as a victory for the
Forster man over the McKinley men. al-
though the result was not as deoieiveee
the former expected. The Foraker men
were able to concentrate on Bushnell, and
their opponents remained divided.
[ix-Governor Foreker on his arrival have
made several speeches in what became
known as gov rnors' row. in which he
complimented al the gubernatorial candl-
datea. but he worked for Bushnell, while
Sherman, Foster and other lenders oppos-
ed the favorite. iloyt and Nash made
brilliant smashes and were on the ground
hustling. while General Bushnell remain-
ed ot his home in Springfield.
General Bushnell was born In Oneida
county. N. Y.. in will. in 1854 he re-
moved to Springfield, 0.. whom he was it
dry goods clerk ond afterward bookkeeper.
In land he inmainointerested in thoilrm
of Warden Bushnell 8: Gicssner. manufac-
u out
{ska g’srrlr. lillqt, not use.
i t
On the sixth ballot new Ase ll.
Bushnell was nominated, receiving see
votes; lissii. rot; Hoyt, ill. Necessary
for choice, til. .
President Woodnielisce. Secretary Ull-
lcr and other stilt-erect the Republican
league of Ohio. together with cx-llovernor
Foraker. who was sitting on the stage at
the ti me. telegraphed their congratulations
to General liushnellat hie home in Spring-
field. The Clark county delegation from
iluslmell's home stood out for General
Keller till the lust ballot. when it gave
each half of its votes. The result 0! the
nomination was received as a great vic-
tory for Forakcr amid very loud demon-
strution.
. lilxnecretsry Charles Foster took the
plutforin at midnight to read the resolu-
or the nose m Mauser ass Vase
. last Ill fl lend. ‘
Helium, lay lit—Later details d the
wreehcf the Mob mar sterner
Deni Pedro are being seoondwlth “-
culty owing to tho remoteness cl thelo-
colity where the survivors were brought
at!» and the scarcity of Insane of cow
action.
inber who have perished in the
is now ascertained to be 108, and
only :is were saved. The survivors have
‘ taken refuge in the little town of Villager-
cia. in the province of Pontevedre. 20
miles north of the town of Vigo. The
little town is located on the southern shore
of the bay of Area and has a small her
her for fishing vessels. the population
numbering less than 2.000 souls. The
tions. but the convention votedtogive him rock of Cobou, near Cape Corrubedo, upon
leave to print. when-upon the convention ‘ which the ill fated vessel struck. is around
sdlourned to ii a. in. today. The rcsoln- ’ the headland which forms the northern
tions declare for biiuotailism and honest limit of the b” of Armin.
money. The election of General Forster The gunboat MacMahon has been sent
to the United States senate is recommend to the scene to render such assistance as
turers of harvesters. and is new the hand,
of that firm and wurth savoroi millions i
Ilewas a captain in the civil war. lie
was quarter-muster general on Governor
Foraker‘s stall and chuirmhn of the lie- l
publicun state committee when Foruker l
was first elected governor in 1855 and ‘
when Sherman scoured his iiftb term as
sonntor.
lie became noted in the stoic by ferret-
ing out the lorgers of telly sheets at the
election of 155.3. lie has nlwuys been the
political and porsonol friend of Fomker
and bus done more than any other man to
promote as well us start Fornker in pub-
lic life lie was a delegate at Jorge in the
last Republican national convention “at
Minneapolis.
The Ilnii “'na Packed.
The convention was called to order
here promptly at 4 p. m. by Colonel .lo-
sepb lionncr. chairmen of the state coup
mittee. A half hour previous the hull was
packed to its full capacity of 5.000, and a
larger number was unable to get in. Sen.
ntor Sherman was given a stirring ovation
when he was escorted into the hell by
Congressman Von \‘oorhls and J udgo
Granger. Fix-Secretary Foster. members
of congress. several candida. s and others
were cheered as they entered. so that
Chairman Bonner had to rap hard for or-
der previous to the prayer of Rev. Samuel
G. Addison of Toledo.
Among the Working deli-gates were
Herman G. Dennison. son of the war gov-
ernor, and linrry Garfield. son of the mnr- ,
tyr president. 0n thu- platform were
Judges Waist, Lawrence and llnldwin and
n huge number of loading Republicans.
When Judge West. who won the Republic-
an candidate for governor in it'll, was be.
ing escorted to the platform, Senntur Sher.
mun come down to greet him. and the
scene occasioned A marked demonstration.
While (‘hnirmun ilonncr. who is n mom-
bcr of McKinloyfs stuff. was eminently
congrotnlnting the Republicans on the re—
suit of the lust (lhic election ond forecast-
ing another triumph for next November
in o well set introduction. ex‘liovcrnor
Foroker entered the hull. and u very bois-
terous (ii-monstrotiou followed his nppi-urA
ant-e.
Colonel Donner intrcducmi to the do
monstrotive usaomblogo Scooter John
Sbormou us the let i niraryclinirmon. lion-
ntor Sherman met in demonstration with
the romurk that be hoped to see the Iii-pub
llcuns of ”bio keep up curb n pitch of on-
tliusinsm till the next November election.
fihormrm Denounce-s Free silver.
Senntor fibermnn. in the course of his
speech. mode this reference to the silver
question:
"The policy new urged by the producers
of silver and by men who wish to pay :
their debts in rin-opar money than they‘
promised to pay is the free coinage oi silo
ver. ’l‘his moons llio alilgidiilnlililil‘doi sil-
ver and tho deiiiunotimtion of gold. it In
the degradation of our dolior to .30 cents. I
It confers no fevers oil producers of any
kind. whether of the form. the workshop
or the mine, for if they got nominally
more dollars for their productions their
ndditionni dollnrs vvould hove only one
half the purchasing power of the gold doi-
lars. l
”The Republican party In its national
platform of loud demanded good money of
equal purchasing power which is coined of
silver or gold or composed of United titatas
notes and national bank notes based upon
the credit of the United Hiatus. maintained
at par with coin. This is the bimetallic
policy. There we stand today. i hope
and trust there we will stand forever."
At the conclusion of the senator‘s speech
the ill congressional districts were called
for members of the committee and other
positions. when it was found that there
were bitter contests for seats. especially
in the Toledo and fipringficld districts. A
committee on resolutions war appointed
and afterward organized. with eanscre- i
tery Charles Foster as chairman. The
committee :on rescdutions consists of Hi
:gai‘nst the free coinage of silver and three
or t.
nelloting For (lover-or.
0n mumbling the temporary organi-
setion was made permanent The contest-
ed delcgntions from the Toledo and Spring-
ileld districts were not nnssated. With a
corresponding number of spmebcs the fol-
lowing unions were presented to the con-
vcntion for the nomination for governor:
J. W. Berger, J. Warren Keller. .1. fl.
Hoyt. George K. Nash. Robert hi. Nevin.
A. L. Harris and in. W. Poe.
Genmi Bushnoli’s name was not pre-
sented by any speaker. Time were so?
delegates in the convention. til being
Inltcd as follows:
Bushnell, be; Berger, so; liarris, Ml;
Hoyt. 1763;; Keller, 74; Nash, 108; Nov.
in. co; Pos, "6%. ,
Chairman semen announced that
there was no nomination.
The second ballot resolved: Bushnell,
08; Berger, Bil; Harris, fl: Hoyt. mill“
Boiler, or; Nash, 109%; Kevin, lit; Poe,
m
The third ballot resulted: Bushnell,
I“; , 80: MI, ill; Hoyt, lfih;
:‘fc, compass. Willi: Nevin, 78:
M.
“It the cadet the third heiictitwss
anneal that them of i. I. For
we. .
loom tailor resulted: Bushnell,
he
Mi is3
’1?!
nimuiflmmim
ed. and McKinley is announced as the
candidate of Ohio Republicans for presi-
dent in 1896. An r‘ prescien of regret at
the death of Section-y Gresham was also
included.
RELIGIOUS PAPER EXCLUDED
Forbidden the Malls lic-cause It Advertised
a Lottery.
Wasniscrox. hioy illi.—- The Church
Union. a religious paper published in
New York by Miss Elizabeth (irnnuis and
which has for associate editors the Rev. Dr.
Charles H. Parkhurst. Bishop .l. 1’. New-
man. hliss Frances K. Willard. Rev. C. C.
Salter. Dr. Joseph it. Wilson and others,
has been excluded from the mulls on the
ground that it contained o lottery ndvcr-
tisoment, end that v't'bc paper was in feet
conducting n lottery" business.
The last number of the paper contains
a full page advertisement oiloring it total
of about mum) in prizes to old in secur-
ing subscribers for the paper. Tho plan
for distributing the prizes is somewhat
unique. All letters received containing
subscriptions will be numbered as receiv-
ed, commencing with No. l. The person
sending the letter on ‘tvhich No. Ilill foils
will receive it fine gold watch mined at
$50. No. 300 will receive u bicycle worth
$100. No. 1.500 will receive a line clock
worth $400. Xvi zaooo gets it trip to En-
ropo ntu cost of two. ML 451m) gets a
tour of the Orient nt 8700. No. 0,000
gets a grand piano Worth 8523.
no
BASEBALL.
xnioxsi. ”more mung.
At New York—
‘Newh'ork ....... 010009102—-o
Cleveland........l U 2 0 2 0 i 0 l—— 7
At Brooklyn-
Brooklyn ........ i) 8 0 l 0 ll 2 i ‘—l.’)
Cliioago.......... :l U i) 0 I) U U l) 0—- “
At Boston—
St. Louis ........ .01202:li1l0—il
Burton ........... illsoeoul—ls
At Philadelphia——
Cincinnati ...... l o 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3
Philadelphia... l l 0 U u 0 1
At Baltimore-—
2‘—s
I.oulsviilo........ l 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0—— 5
Baltimore ...... i 0 3 0 3 i 0 ‘——lil
At. Washington—-
Washington ..... 'J U 0 0 0 o o 2 0——
Pittsburg ....... e o o d o i o .3 ’—li
tzesrizm LEAGUE mum.
At Rochester-—
Rochester ........ ii (i l l U H il l 0—:
Springileld...... ‘J o :i u 0 u n :l 1— 5
At Syrucuv—
5ymouso. ........ Ll o 0 ‘J l 0 o 0 ii— 7.
Providence ...... :3 l i U 1 i 0 4 ‘—li
CLUBBED HER TO DEATH.
Insane Old Man kills Ills “1!» In a llorri-
lilo Manner.
MOUNT Hm LY, N. J.. May :.‘li.-—Smn\xcl
liurr. on elderly resident of l‘ointvillo,
nttovkmi his ngrd wife with a club ml they
were driving izouie from Shomoug and;
literally bout her to death, after which he
mode his csrapo nnd hos nut bccnorrested.
Her body Wltri found by the roadside in
the morning with the skull crushed and
otherwise munglod, liurr is sold to have
been insanely Juilliillri and won out consid-
orod to bo oi sound mind Ill other respects.
A Hanging at Columbus.
(luminous, 0., May fill—Lafayette
’riuoo, tho l'icvclnnd wile murderer. wus
banged in the pcnitontlory this morning,
lie bod professed religion and was calm
and unmoved to the lost. He went through
the il'itp pt ”:12, and in 13‘, minutes the
heart Imd ceased to boat. The execution
won perfect. The mordercr'e neck was
broken by the drop.
Insomnia llmvo lllm to flnlrlile.
Piiitaouwnu. hiay nit—Weary of life
because be bad eiiiiorcd from sloopleesnoes
and metallic poisoning for nearly a year.
George N. Cruuibach. t5 years of age,
president of the (frown Hmeiting corn.
pony. South i'bcstcr. Pa. committed soi-
eido at his home. one Woodland avenue,
by shooting himself in the breast near the
heart.
Young Woman llolagata lites.
New iiavics. May Slit—admits lialmcn,
adeleguto to the national conference of
charities and correction from Toronto,
was taken suddenly in at the Young Won»
en's Christine assixsistlcn rooms on Chap-
oi street. fibe was taken to (trace hospital
and died there of spinal meningitis.
TELEGRAPH‘ic; enters.
At Lawrence, Kim. a monument to the
victims of the Quentrell rnid massacre will
be dedicntmi Decoration day,
Bells Brothers sued James A. lleiiey of
Barnum ct- Hailey's show for “50.000
damages on the ground of alleged libel.
William lamb Pickneii. the American
artist has been swardedathird class med-
al by the committee on awardsof the Par.
is salon.
Mr. itiobard Crokor and Mr. Hugh .7.
Grant. “mayor of New York. had a
lengthy conference in landed in regard to
New York politics.
is is announced that King Osirar of
Sweden will subscribe 80,000 krvmor to
the protection of ill. Andre's project for
reaching the north pole by balloon.
Henry Villain will probably soon he
celled intocenrt to make an cementing
of over 0500.000 of Northern Pacific inan-
er which the receivers believe he has on.
lawfully withheld.
hf. Louis Pasteur. the distinguished
trench chemist. has refused a German
derivation which has been awarded blni
eserreoltotbiclehorsiotheceasscfbe-
amenity and m .
Jacob Henson. the roses aegve who
may
see
"is possible to the survivors.
The Dom Pedro hail evaluable cargo
and many Simnlsh emigrants on board.
All the oilioers except the captain were
lost. Thirty-eight messengers and sailors
. were saved chiefly by people along the
, enlist. who went out in their small boats
'and rescued the survivors with much dilll~
culty. Twenty-four of these have arrived
'nt Cnrril, and the remainder are at Villa-
gorciu They say the scone woe horrible
in thocxtreme. in the confusion many
of the pnsscngcrl jumped overboard and
tried to swim ashore. ,
A DOUBLE CRIME.
Crazy Woman ‘li ordered llvl' Daughter and
tuned llcreeli'.
DALTnmmz. May ext—Lying in pools of
blood iuthoseroud story front room of
171:; his-midi street Wore found the bed.
ice of Mrs. Marion .7. Curtain end her
16-year—old daughter. in Ute hand of the
mother was a razor fresh with the blood
of both, while blood was .till flowing
from the ghostly Wounds. The neck of
the daughter. Mary Jane. was slashed
from our to car, while thi- throat of the
mother gnpcd with tire awful slnshes.
Mrs. l'urtain end the daughter, who Is
a humbback and id ymirsoid. iivmiot moo
North ilond strict, but were visiting the
elder daughter. Mrs. Emma King. in
whose house the awful tragedy occurred.
hire. Kingioft them alone in the house.
, and on returning and going to the second
Istory front room was startled by the ow-
ful sight.
Coroner (leer declined to hold an in‘
,qucst. declaring that the mother had
. murdered her daughter and then commit-
ted suicide. .\Irs. L‘urtain's husband Abner
kept it enlmn on Central avenue, near
(lay street, up to is low years ago. when
he died. She took his death very hard
.. and has endured from melanclioila ever
since. ilor daughters ware contemplating
.puttlng her in an institution.
IDLE CANAL BOATS.
Hundreds of Thom An Rotting Because of
Railroad ('nvnpotltinn.
Bi ri-‘Aw. May :29.—-'i‘bree hundred on
I nnl boots are lying rotting in the water at
‘Bnflalo as the result of tbolow freight
rates on grain to New York. The ship:
' ments of groin from the west are fully up
to the average so for this season. the tar»
. mimii riovotor having niremiy bandied
3, 500,000 bushels. yet out of this thcmnnl
fins bod only three boatload». notwith-
standing tho t‘cry low mics ofi'omi by the
boaiuwnn-l '. for whom. nnd ii. lul’ onto.
1 l The explanation |given by the ennui men
‘ of tho enormous decline in business is
i that the railroads bovo ugents in every
I corner of tho country. nod by nddod fuelli-
' tics arc nbin to keep cutting down the
. rim-s until u scale has Iicuii rum-boil which
is ruiuously low. it is further said that
1.00” bushels are now being put in one
car. while too or .‘vilil bushels were would-
ercd u corinmi a low yours ago
‘ Fire In Tuinlu’s Iliislnm ('s-ntor.
Tmum. Itloy Uzi—Jinn: or Friedman's
knitting [artery was twill“! (lustroyoii by
tire. The furtury is iocnlod in the heart of
the city. and for a time an immense
amount of valuable property was emianv
gored. Several firemen were m-vcroly soon-li-
ad. but none seriously IilJllI't‘iI. A mini-
bur ui pormus was also slightly hurt
ilyiug brii-bs when the wells tell.
I lint tilt-D's Appeal.
I Aiussv. .‘viay zit—(inc of the cases on
the court of oppcols mlendar today is the
nppml from the decision of conviction
and sentence of death in the case of Bat
Slice. the Troy moo who was convicted of
murdering itobort [toss as a municipal
election in Troy in the spring of tees.
Sandoval Thanked For Killing first".
Rays“. May till—(”Monet Sandoval.
who mummnded the Spanish troops which
defeated the rebels at lieu di doe Rios in
the engagement in which Jose Marti was
killed. has received the thanks of the
queen regent of border and her felicite
tions upon the outcome 0! the attack.
’l'we Vessels lost.
37. Joan's, N. it. May re. -- The
Ichooner Eugenie McMillan was lost Hun
day night off the fishing hamlet ilolyrood.
. All on bond were saved. The brigantlne
Reaper of Jersey. bound for Quebec. was
lost in the channel. Four of the crew were
drowned. and four were rescued
mg ram-s Killed in a Ball" Diem
Issuer. May it‘ll—The holler of a risen»
boat employed on the harbor works have
expimied, l'lir persons on the steacnbmt
were killed. and two men who were passing
In a rowhoet are missing. The «plasters
did great damage ashore.
(tenant “mic-n at West rel-s.
flionmro ruin, N. Y.. Nay sit—lip
President lierrison. Mrs. Bannock, lee
tar ilenjamin hicKsc and Judge Finley oi
Baltimore are at West Point as the guests
of Colonel Ernst. superintendent of the
Iiilitery academy.
A ledge Benet.
Cmrsus'mws, N. Y.. lay Bit—Word
has been received here ihet lodge I. ll.
Harris of this village died in flow York
city. where he had gone for treatment.
after a long illness.
Ace-ml“ Ilse «new rue-s.
BLACKiI’i‘mlR. Mass, May mum itiv.
stride mosey has the terms of
the strikers at No. i woolen mill. and
they will More to work hid-y musing
mammwmm. Wannws...
meme-plate:
Oceania“. Inca, lies ”Lu-J. ls
i‘ is leehlasicrtoeilvcstissi.
pessibisthieu eoddoehercab
busies- foreilstiepldhllrl'n
ABE BUILDING A swan:
TOBTAY.
The Best -
Clothing,
Furnishings
and Hats
At Low Prices,
If Not Satisfied, Your Money Book, if you want, it. .
W. A. BENEIIIOT & 00.,
19 Main Street,
Norwalk. South Norwalk.
'i'Hn unwise our Goons cross,
T ristram & Hyatt,
N0. ‘2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
AN EVERY DAY OCCURRENCE.
You read advertisements that read somewhat thus. “Regular price so lindl.
our price so much.” imagination or a deed past supply the regular price. Not»
with us it has always Mn our aim to make our store news plain. always strong
as facts demand, but nevi-r overstated. No spasmodic or en ' ere
need None are needed. but by the natural use of oursbilities we are able (occl-
icct the heat goods and distribute them at a less price than they can he bought it!
cisewhnt’. No exceptional conditions, special operations, or anything that no he
clone elves hero for the advantage of retail buyers can equal what we do by the
facilities regularly at our command. ,
I") E) 8.
So for as we know, and its our latrines to find out. there is not anywhere in
this town such values as we now ( tier in linens and the following list will help you
to see and understand it too
At 25% per yerd. Full width cream Damask.
At 320 pv-r yard, extra heavy cream damask, good looking. good waning.
At 87:42 and 45c per yard. heavy good quality cream Damask. clean yarns, soft
finish, come of the best wearing goats in the market.
At Me per yard. bleached wile Dsmask. Gen-en bleach. 08 in. wide.
At 75¢ per yard, fine quality double Demuk irish bleach, very cheap et in
price named.
At ti on yerdzsnow white 72 in. double Damask. full irisli bleach. N
in Scotch Damask. full range of patterns at 60c. 93¢. 0|. ‘1 25, ‘1 50. 9!
Dinner Napkins. extra heavy. large s‘ze, finest German and Irish bleeds It
$2.25. I? M. 83 up to {5 per doz-m.
TUWEIS—JI'hey iiinetrnie the price- of the linen stock as well u any 0th.
goods Ask in are our Huck Towels at 32:: and 19:, and our hemmed and fringe!
ends at 25¢. each.
Bath Towels, 25c. The heat 25‘? teeth we ever offered. Big, heavy, e towd
that will give wear and comfort. Others at lQlc, 15c and 20c. '
Coiintcvpem'e. our. We have at present the heat coonmpsne oversold at it
price Full size. nice patwrne in every way that can be desired. Yo! H
fail to look at them whether you 'i'h so porcbaee or not“ - ' V" ‘
COM“ 39,, We shall open on Saturday morning a job lot of Cabot,
in every particular, in crrem and white, all sizes from 15 so 30. ‘
lrisirem philyafiitgllorwaik, Bonn.
FIIlIIflIS & 00.,
Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to liit iimseif in a bushel basket as to under-
sell them. And at this time are showing the best line of
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in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
nflord to do otherwise.
__- WW... “W
FRANCIS&CO.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street. - South lieiwalk. 00in.
FIRE! FIRE!
Great Rdeuction Sale of
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Hflliiii FURNISHING liilllli.
Owingtothehreinoerstcsews will at once commence a
Greatflrsdsleofstoek. lowlathetsmetosecurehargains.
museum-glee!“
munitions“ erotica
- WM .AHH.»
Sentinel Building,
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