I
‘ and New Haven, and be alwused
“ammunition-um
ummmmm
Manchu-unaltered.“
John rlohaub, of Washiimhm street.
has given up the shoe business.
Edward Hogan. of Main stxwt. Nor-
walk, is keeping ('(nnpany with the grip.
Raymond Brothers have rented their
West Norwullt farm to New York par-
the.
Porcy Ferris hascontracted for a one
hundred and twenty-light dynamo for
the Silk Mills. .. . b.
The officers of Shannon Commander-y,
United Order of the Golden Cums. will
lie installed tonight.
At the Y. M. C. A. song service at tho
Norwalk Opera House. Sunday after-
noon. G. H. Hint will sing a solo.
It is understwd that George Shellhoos
will open a feed store on Main street,
Norwalk, in one of Noah Wood’s vacant
stores, next March. Mr. Shellhoos is
now employed by S. H. Holmes.
........_. - a
Ate!“ James Landigan had been taken
from the jail to the Bridgeport hospital,
Wednesday, his wife went from Nor-
walk, with a carriage. intending to take
him back to this place. She was con-
vinced, after hearing a true, statement
of her husband’s condition, that it was
best to leave. him at the hospital.‘
It is said that Professor Jepson handl-
led his large singing class at the Nor-
walk Methodist church admirably,
Wednesday night, and it is evident that
all who join will be doubly paid. It is
hoped that many will purchase tickets
yet, as the first few lessons are very
much the same. The course will not
only be instructive. but enjoyable.
The case of Charles T. Leonard vs.
the city of Norwalk, is set down for a
hearing at the prescn? term of the Sn-
perior Court. lllr. Leonard sues to re-
eover something like $1,200 damages.
sustained at the time. the server was
laid across his property in 1857 and at
which time he was piid a certain sum
for the easement of the sewer across th
property. ‘ ‘
The Board of Relief of the town will
meet again in tho selectmen’s office to-
morrow at 2 p. 1a.: Wednesday evening,
January 15th, at 7 o’clock; Saturday.
January 18th, at ‘3 o'clock, p. 111.: Wed-.
nesday, January "lid, at 7 o‘clock, and
Saturday, Janum'y 95th, at ‘3 p. m., for
the purpose of hearing and determining
appeals made to them from the doings
of the assessors.
Chief Engineer J. T. Prowitt, of the
Norwalk fire department, has issued or—
ders to Captain J. B. Morris, of Pioneer
Hook and Ladder company, to have a
pole for horses put in the truck, and
Liveryman Dunn has been instructed to
send a team to the truck house at every
alarm of fire. With snow on the ground
it is almost impossible for the firemen to
drag the heavy apparatus.
There was a fall of about two and a
half inches of snow, yesterday, on top
of the snow which was already on the
ground, and in the afternoon the merry
jingle of sleigh hell‘s Was heard. Last
night the storm subsided and the stars
came out, but it soon clouded up again
and this morning the silvery flakes again
began to fall. There is every prospect
of good sleighing.
Officer Decker deserves great credit for
the assistance he gave. Purser Gulager
and Pilot Hardy. of the steamer Richard
Peck, yesterday morning. It was Mr.
Deckerwho advanced the money to pay
the telephone charges to New York
Captain Stanley H. Lowndes, ' the
steamer J. Howard Lowudes, for the
purpose of getting him to go out to the
disabled steamerf
a ' Ten
tweet
Caporal
Little
Cigars
y' tors cts.
SOLD BY ALL DEALERS.
l
the . . a mum
lie-Illa! MI not. tor ' in ,
Rod. “dorm link ." Mr. rh-
ford mid, “hangout! following. too, but
his pnrtitlulll are not an humor as ha:
been npnucuusl. The Republicans will
win this year by a tremendous vote. ii.
Clay Evans in our logical candidate fol
governor. lie ill stronger by 90.000 veto
\than any other Republican, for the figure:
retire-tout about that many honest and in
tclligont lh-mocrats who will vote for bin.
incense of the shameless way be war
ooummi out in 189‘."
Rubbed the (‘eulrul Baud.
Poirouunrsll, N. V'.. Jan. ill—'Sidnfl
chnic. who was arrested with George 1
Cumin on a chargo of robbing a mtollio: ’
on Long island. is wanted by Chief Dc ,
tcctlvc Humphrey of the New York Cen I
tral and iiudaou River railroad for alleged
complicity with lhury le‘llaudtlharlca i
Allen in robbingt the railroad ticket other i
at Albany lust. h‘epunuher. While one oi
the men ongogul the ticket agent in con. i
versatlon the other two took “70 thrown
another window.
Nlr George (my For Arbitration.
Lennon. .lun. ill—The Chronicle has
an interview with Sir George Grey. win
is a member of the privy council and Whl
has been governor and premier of N.
Zealnnd and also governor of the Cape oi
(load Hope, in which be greatly favors or.
bitrntlononapermuncnt fuels. But in-
considcrsthat a tribunal should not sit
permanently. but should be appointed
whenever a dispute ulna-n. Venezuela, he
thinks, is eminently a question for arbi
tratlou.
A Gang of Youthful Pirlspockctl.
Ret'mtm'ln, Jan. ill—Seven youths.
none of whom is over 12 years of age, have
been unusual here charged with picking
pockets. Many complaints were made tr
the. police during the holidays of losses oi
pocketbooks by shoppers, and investiga
tion by dem'tlves has led to the arrest of
this youthful gang. They had signals and
divided the booty obtained in their hauls.
All have been held for trial.
A ’l'ennesuce Judge Indicted.
PilATTASOOllA, Jun. iii—The gmud
jury rcturncd two indictments against I).
L. .\‘nodgrass. chief justlcoof the supreme
court of Tennessee-mac for carrying con.
ccnlcd weapons and the (diner for fclonlmu
assault. upon John R. Beasley. ilcasloy.
who was shot by Sumigrass, is slowly im'
proving and will be ublotoappear in court
when the case is called.
irrny lli‘llcrr Shoots Himself.
Four Routrsos. .\‘cb.. Jan. iii—First
Lieutenant Swift of the Ninth cavalry.
l'nitcd States army, committed suicide by
shooting himself through the heart. He
had been post cichange oiliccr and acting
commissary officer. He was relieved of
both duties. and an investigation of hi.-
books was in progress. He leaves a wife
and a largc family.
Irregulnrilles In the Accounts.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 10. —Benjamln
Johnson, resident partner of the New
York banking and bmkcrage firm of Ken.
daii & Whitfbch, has disappeared from
this city. The last seen of him was on
Tuesday afternoon. An investigation of
the books of the Philadelphia branch has
developed irregularities in Johnson's ac-
counts.
A Mining Combine.
CLEVELAND, Jan. lll.—.\ combination
has ln-cn effected in the owners of the
Chopin. Hamilton and Ludington iron
mines of the Menominee range in the
Lake Superior rcgion. The mines adjoin,
and when connected and workcd to their
full capacity will probably constitutc one
of the best. pnulucing mines in the World.
Fighting In .\byssinla.
ROME. Jan. lei—News is rcccivmi here
that tho ltalinus of A hyssiniu have dcfcac
ed Emperor Mcuclik’s forces at Mukalcb,
the engagement taking place on Jan. 7.
The .\‘houns lost heavily. while the Italians
had only three native trmpcrs killed andu
rm w...‘..':é::.
an n puauc.’
A Boston Man Says : “Use My Name as Much
as You Like." Why? Let Him
Tell You.
(From the Pouon Post.)
()ur representative last week called on a
gentleman of B-lpillil, whose case is 0
interest to you, if similarly afflicted. as
his testimnny is thoroughly reliable and
he is not only glad of his relief but not
afraid to tell all about it and give the full
credit where is due.
Mr. C. L. Gl‘den. residing at ill Eutaw
at, East Boston, is the gentleman.
Uur representative inked, “M r. Gliddcn.
you have taken Dunn‘s Kidney Pills: did
they do you any good 7" ‘ ~
"Yes, air, they did, Iam happy to say."
1‘ What seemed to be your trouble 3'"
“I suppose it was Kidney complaint.
The symptoms pointed that \vsy.ami there
was soreness of the Kidneys. It. Com-
mcnccd about six months nun. and grep
into a constant backache, increased by
urinal trouble. until it was painful to
slumband" if sitting it almost took my
life to get up. I Went to Knight’s phar-
macy, 07 Court St. and bought a box of
Dunn‘s Kidney Pillsiu hopes of getting
the relief I had failed to find in other
remedies, took them as directed, and am
well." .
“You are convinced it he Dean's
Kidney Pills that efiectrmm ?”
“it was. They are the best medicine i
ever took—there is no mistake about that
——aud too much cannot be said for them,
and you may use my nameas much as
you like as i shall personally recommend
them to every body'“
Is it any wonder we are glad to make
this public ? This very statement may be
the means of relief to many who are With—
in reach’ of Mr. Glidden. He certainly
will be glad to answer any questions and
verify all that is written above.
Dunn’s Kidney Pills are for sale‘ by
dealers, price 50 cents. or sent by mail by
Fester-Miiburn C0,, Buffalo, N. Y., sole
agents for the l'. S.
Coughing irritates the delicate organs
and aggravates the disease. Instead of ‘
waiting, try One Minute Cough Cure. it',
helps at once, making cxpectoration easy, ‘
reduces the soreness and lnfltlmm‘iinn,
Everyomiikos it. E. P. Wed & G. C
iStillron.
' - I
' ~ cannula; annoy-limo
, was arrcsu-dand placed in jail. 'i'hc ail'ray
{ ton.
Persia ’
nu: cm 01‘ 31101 SWBP'I‘ AWAY.
Nan TM! 3 Thousand People Klllod by
Net-mic lllatnrbnncee Live mock ”laugh
lured by Wholesale rlzndlus of a "an
IINII Mllfl AMml.
’i‘lzusau, Persia. Jun. low'i‘vvo i'ul'lll
ipmkcsbuvo m'curml in ti . district of
Klmlkhnim—the first on Ihcnl tof Jan. '1.
Hum that occasion the lnrscvlllago oi
.lanjabad wan tltnill‘uyfll. several othcrn
were partially dcstmyul, and 300 Isa-mm.
wvrr killed.
The second earthquake «as-rural during
the morning of Jun. 5 and WM vcry ucvcrc.
it want felt ovcr an area of mo miles. 'l‘bi
town of lloi “as ilcx-truynl. and 1,000
houses wcmdcmulishod. In addition great
damage was done to umny villages. Tlu
ions of llfc was very great. There were
sou wmms killed in Hui uiullt', and largt
numbers of mttic and sheep also perished.
The town of Khoi, which has thus been
wiped out by carthquakc, is one of tin
best. laid out towns of Persia in its mod-
ern quarts-r. Til-district of Khnlkhal, in
which the curthq lake warm act-m to have
done the. lilllell thunngc, is in the province
of Azcrbijan. in the extreme northwestern
portion of Persia, immediately adjoining
the province of \‘an, in Armenia.
Kliol lies in as drum-53': minutes north
latitude and 4.3 degrees in minutes cast .
longitude, 77 miles northwnat of Tubrlz
and about as far south of Mount Ararat,
and hi. or was More its destruction, on
the great trade route bctvm-n the l-Zuxlne
and Persia and on the Koturc, a tributary
of the Ania, which was cmssod here. by a
seven arch bridge. it had quite an elaboro
are system of fortifications, which were,
however, in a ruinous state. and an inner
high'wall flanked with towers, the inter-
vening space being wouplcd with gardens
and mud horn-ls.
Previous Seisnlie Iii-turbancn.
It was in the n-ntral portion of the city
that its beauty lay, clad sin-ants and lines
of Willow; running along its broad. rcgu
lar streets. There wen- a few good build-
ings, including the governor's mince, sev-
eral numlucs. a large brick bazaar and a
fine canivanscrni. The chin-f ninnufuctuws
were copper wares and worsted socks.
In Scptcmtn‘r. lMi. Khoi win: Visllt'll by
a series of violent earthquakes, the seismic
nave-z running northwest and southeast,
in the direction of the main mountain
ranges.
The population numbered about 30.000.
including many .\rmcniam, who m-cupicd
a scparatc quarter of the city.
Thcdistrict about the city consists of
an elevated platcnn. no miles by it) or 1-5.
highly cultivated by a skillful system of
drniuagc and irrigation. pn sliu-ingn scrim
of fertile mints laid out in llIt'tlilu“'rl. guf-
dclis and tillage and yielding rich crops of
whcnt and barley, besides upplw. pears,
ciu-rrics. walnuts, chcstnuh and unrivaled
lnulla‘rrlcs'. ,
The province of Azerbijnn is onc of the
most. fertile in Persia. and travelers give
cnthusim-tic descriptions of it~ orchards
and gardens and tiledclicimh fruits which
they yield. The population is of uvcry
varied character, comprising Kurds. .\rum
niaus, Assyrians. 'l'armrs. Persians propel
and other tribes anti is roughly est'matcd
at ~:.ooo,imo, 'l'hc l’crsinn army i~ lawn-l)“
couipm‘cd of litiiivcs of .\n-rbijan. and the
province is under the governnwnt of the
heir npparcnt to tio- Pcr~iau llil‘om'.
Vim-cl and 1 no l.o~l.
(tun t'l~;~ii.l:. Ma~-.. .l:m i”.——;\n .ihcx
«lunch \t".~t'i and bur l'l‘l‘il han- sltlir‘ti
from this port ncvcr to rcturn. 'l'lu-
.clmoucr .1. ii. ('arcy left on .\un 73” for
tho tiraml lv:ilxi.'~_ tom-hm! at Liverpool,
.\'. >1. and has not lu-cu sccu \Illl'l‘. .\l'tcl
hoping agnirht hope the vcmrl's mvtu'r‘.
(lakes & l"o~tcr, having :3ku h. r up as
lost, [Mlnil'll the crew lid, “liii'll is as fol
lows: Captain. llarry \l'. ('llrl~ll‘ii.~nll. a
nativc of Denmark. Lewi‘ Xvi-mu, cook,
l)cuuuirk. and six scauu-n from .\'- ru‘ay,
four from Swmlcn and “no from Nova
chlln.
(.‘hloroformed and llobbrd.
lTllM'A. N. Y.. .lnn. ilk—Tm- luunc oi
lliram ll. Perry was ransacked by thieves,
and many articles of valuc \vcrc stolen.
The thicws chi:u'oi'nrmr'li .\lrS. ilinklcy,
who is Mrs. Pcrry's daughter, and obtain
ed her jewel cases, diamond rings and
gold watch and chain. These valuables
wercaftcrward found in the yard. ’i‘lu
thicvcs Were til'i\'l‘ll away by Mrs. ilink
lcy's scrculns. and they til‘nppt‘:i the jewels.
in their flight. They got away with scv
o-ral finc dross-ms belonging to Mrs. l‘crry
and Mrs. ilinklcy, hnwcvcr.
A Quin-rel of Brothers.
Arumn‘ox, 5. l'.. Jun. Iii—William
Harrimu, a youm.r whitc man, shot his
cldcr brothcr. Audcrsou Harrison. in the
head with a double barrclcd shotgun and
inflicted a fatal Wound, Young Harrison
was provoked by a scvcrcwhipping that
Anderson Harris-m gave his brother a
minutcs before the trngcdy occurnsi., ’
secured a gun and taking good aim
his brother down.
Minnie l'ulmrr to Marry a Duke.
BALTIMORE, Jan. in. —- .\llss Minnie
Palmer, who is playing an engagement at
the Lyceum hcrc. announced that she will
be married on May 16 in London to Duke
Il'l'lstrciln of Navarre, whom she. met at
Trouviiio last summer. After the wedding
she intends to retire f:om the stage. Miss
Palmer, who is about 30 years old, was
recently divorced from her former hus-
band, John R. Rogers, by the English
courts. The duke is 3.3 years old and is
said to be rich. '
Miner-ll Prospector Murdered.
la .
HUSTIHGTOX, W. \‘n.. Jan. Ito—The
mnn murdered in Linmln county while
, nuisting arrest turns out to bc Jcsse Mon-
tague. a wealthy and influential nwidcnt,
of iioonc county. who was in that section -
prospecting for mineral lands. Berger and
Bnunficld, the murderers, have been or-
rested. ;
Alger hot n ('undidnte..
‘NEW YORK. Jim. ill—General Russell
A Alger of Michigan. who is in the city,
said today to a press n-pn-sentativc that he
does not want second place on the Repub-
lican national ticket with Goverhor Moro
He declares that he is not a mndi- i
date for vice president.
Fire In a Brno. Foundry. i
Wsrznavnv. Conn. Jan. in. —— The’
plant of Holmes. Booth & Haydcus. brass
manufacturers, was partially destroyed by
fire. The loss will be 320,000; covered by
insurance. ,
"intonation. . .
rm. 7. aluminum or.
the senate U” ml sulmtltuto for the
imam lmnd hill VII «min luminous], ow
ing to tlielntervennnn of Mr. Stewart. tin
Nevada Pilpldlfl. who insiutcd upon mak
ing a much in favor of tile ltlltlus mailu
tiull as wounded by the Butler hilltlllti
uncut, topmhlblt the further unh- of lama»
cxwpt by timt‘lpfl‘dfi mum-n1 of cougmn
The free l‘llillllsl‘ substitute was called In
at tho min-lesion of Mr. Stewart‘s “pt“‘l
and now has the right or way, so that [in
debate upon it can lx'iumuumcd no longer
.\ir. Stewart’a “with predicted the fail
am of the "molar luau proposition of tin
administration and intimated that tin
loan had already lam) nudcrwrittcn by tho
gnhi symllmia. He win-rand his Wt'l»
known the silver Vit'W‘ and com-laden
with an appeal for the liminclul (in well a:
the political ludcmudcncc of the l'nltm-
Slalom
Mr. Baker introduu-d a resolution some
what expnmling the .\iuumc doctrine unu
made a limb in favor of its adoption ass
formal and ntmulvocal dm-laratlou of om
ptilicy with reference to the wcslcrn hem
isplwre. The mnutiou H as follows:
" ltmolved, That the l'nitcd States of
America will regard it as an unfriendly
act for any foreign power, without (llll
must-at. by war, treaty. purchase or other
wise to exund its territorial limits in tin
western hemlsphcueon either of the Amer
lean mutinents or to or over any of the is
lands «dim-cut thereto which this country
tlt't‘llls ncu‘ssaly or pmpcr for its self prcs
ervation. And the United States of Amer
ica micrves thorlght to ho sole judge at
this newsslty.
“ Resolved, That the principle herein
enunciated is founded upon the law of self
pnmrvation, which from nuwssity adhere:
in and belongs to every civilized nation a:
a sovereign and inalienable right. and thii
principle is attestal by Washington's fare
well address and by President Monroe‘-
evcr memorable message of Dec. 2, 182. ."
The resolution was referred to the com-
mittcc on foreign relations.
liitho house anechoof the press dis-
patches from Venezuela was bean! in the
form of a joint resolution offered by Mr.
Livingston of Gennrgln. it is as follow-e:
"lie it resolved by the lmuscof represent-
atives. the senate nmcurring. That the
president of the Unitcd States is hon-by
requested to forthwith ascertain whcthcl
Great Britain in advancing hcr outpmts
on the territory in dispute lwtwccn he:
mlony of British Guiana and the rcpublh
of Venezuela or is rccnforclng post,
heretofore establish“! with troops. pollca
or ordnance. and should the president he
come cognizant of the fact that-a ilritlsh
military or police force. is advancing to in
vadc or rc-cufon-c or since the 17th day of
December last has invaded or ro-cnforccd
pints formerly (I'llliplt'll within said dis
putcd territory he be inetrncted to demand
the imuu-dlate withdrawal of said soldier.»
and then-ductionof thc pullm- fol-cc in said
territory too not groan-r mnnbcr than wen
«m-npylug the British ntliposts on [In
aforesaid l7thof lk‘t'l'llllit'r. le‘llo."
'I‘lu- nisolution was rcfcrml to the com
mitttc on foreign affairs.
Injured by n Tank Explosion.
NEW YURK. .iau. ill—There was on c.\
plosion at the Siaudanl oil works in ilny
onnc. N. .l., which seriously injured mu
than and «mud a tank besides starting
a fire which causcd cousidcrnblc damage.
Tin- only person near the tank. uhich wa-
of the still path-m, was l‘hurlc,~ .\. Italn
uf Bayonne. llc was tcrribiv munch-d by
tlu‘ flying plcccs of the still. llcwm tukcu
.mt bcfurc the fire ohmitu-d much ln-nd-
\vav and was sent to thc il‘lyouuc limpitnl.
Tlu- llmuc“ .\[li‘l‘fill rnp‘nily with Mic oil
“hich run from the tank. 'l‘hc lixcun'n
and thc tin-book hchl the oil in cit-cl. uur
til it burned out. The tirc did not com-
llllllili‘ulv to any of thc lnrgc buildings oi
llu‘ work; . -
llclped to ('npturc \\'ill.cs Ilnoth.
lam: Bunion. .lau. lll.——Mr. William
iiowli. 7” years old. a vvtcrau of the lnlc
war. dicd at hi< homc at tu-cnupurt from
culu‘ci' of “iv ~lmunch. lztlrt‘ii took an ilu
portnut part in llu' capturc of limih. ulu
flu<il~3lllliil1l .\ln‘nham Lincoln. lic was a
mcmbcr of .l. ll. Morris post. No. ill. G.
A. ll. ‘
The Largest ('nrgo of Corn.
Xsw ORLEAXR. .lan. 1o.——'l'hc llritish
~:tcaniship llmldon l‘lnll’h:l~ mil- d for llol~
tcrdam with :IoiiJh'vL.‘ busbcls of corn in
bulk and ill-'l tons of othcr cargo. This is
the largest coccnof grain cvcr carried from
thc l'nircd Stalca and it is llcllcvcfl to be
the largest cargo of grain cvcr llfilllt‘li.
Belfast lluslnesn Men l'or l‘cnce.
”this”. .inu. ll).—'l‘hc Belfast cham—
bcr of comm-we has :ulnpicl ll‘l‘nwnl'llliilll
to mmumnimtc with lhc .\'c\v York chnuc
her of commerce with a view to assist that
body in its efforts to prca‘r‘vc [wave be-
tween thc l'nitcd Stun-suiuilircnt Britain.
Mrs. “'ard "as llccn l‘ouml.
.\lummrowx. N. Y.. .lun. llL——Mn~‘.
Milton \Vani. who bnsubccn missing from
Livingston Manor since l)ctobcr lust and
thought to lum- hccu murdered at the
hands of Riley l‘arl, has bccn found. She
is living.r with him at Forrest City. i’a.
Indiana Goes to Sen.
Lawns. l)cl.. Jan. lo.———l'nitcd States
luutlcship indiana, which left League Is~
laud navy yard on Tuesday morning, has
passed to «ca. ShirprocH-dcd down the
river cautiously because of the low water
and the. presence of much icc.
rut—GRAPHIC TICKS.
Scar Mount Pleas: nt. Gadsden county,
Fla, licnry Thom-as and Albert Stufl'ord
fought a duel about a girl. Both were
killed.
E. ii. Wight. Washington correspn‘indcnt
of the Chicago Inter Ocean and widely
known as a journalist. died of heart full—
are in Washington.
lTnklitiwn men called at the home of Ed
\l’clch at Holtou, Kan. blindfolded him.
threw him to the floor. cut off his left
hand with array. and roilbui him.
Mr. Clement A. (-irisconi. president of
thc International Navigation com inny,
has bccn clccted minnuxlon- of thc Lorin-
thiau Yacht club of I’hihuiclphln.
The Fair 8: Single company. oyster
[pickers of Buliilnbrc,"nuule a deed of as»
signmcnt to John S.‘ Gibbs. The cause. of
the failurcis excessive nnupctition. Li.
abilities are placed at woman.
As John Robertson, a prominent farmer
in the town of Riga. N. \'.. was passing
through his barnyard he was attacked by
a bull. and six ribs were broken before his
son arrived and beat the animal off.
John W. Donald. alias (icorgc Allen
indicted for ldnuping Lawyer 0. 0. Cut
tie. pleaded guilty to the crime in the
criminal term of the supreme court in
Buflalo and was scutcncul to the Elmira
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The doctor is a regular physician and
for the past nineteen years has made the
Dscnscs of Women a specially. indies
s ifi'crinsz from any diilicnlty incident to
twat-x can consult. llr. (iqu rd ill the
hirtflt'til confidence. with the llSelll'flllt‘t‘ of
receiving the most skillful and ~cio-utitic.
1 Corner- South Main and Haviland Streets.
truu mcnt kn lwn to modern ~urizrry and
medicine. Homccurc with nurse turbid!
ml when required. l'crms ~in-ulerulc. . ll
letters promptly replied Lo. lucloaeslaiup.
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~FRANCIS & ca, (
THE RELIABLE \
Clothiers, Hatters an,“
F urnishers !
Stair 1- Market ’1
\Vc open the Fall SlaSHn with an assortlent of :
i‘
won ..
No qucSIion about it. if so, i
New, Scasonable and Desirable Goods,
d. lfllliy low prices.
ask nine peron» out of every ten, “which store
sells ill‘hl-Cléhx goods at lowest price," and the
answcrujli bi; Francis CV Co. Our store is our 3
llt’\i .ulvcrtis mun! for supcrior goods, at popular
p;it;t'~
Wm
Francis & Company,
86 Washington Street, So. ,Norwlalt.
What Clifford Hayes is Doing
AT THE .
He is selling the BEST MEATS the Market affords.
He‘is giving the Best Service possible. 1
He Is selling strictly for CASH.
He Is selling Meat cheaper than It was over spld in
South Norwalk. I I ‘
READ ”HIS PRICES.
and you will be corvirced that ft is the place to spend your money:
Best Sirloin Stcaa, l4c lb
Round .\.leak, 10c lb
Shoulder Steak, .t'r lb
Fresh Pork, Chops or Roast, 10c lb
Fie~h Hams, 1001b
Sausage, 10¢ lb
bmokcd Hams, lih‘ lb
Lens of Mutton, 100 lb ‘
5 lbs. Brrnk‘ast B‘tCOll, I , 500 . _
Plate or Brlscllll: of Beef, fresh or salt, . 41: lb \. .
6 lbs. Extra .\nit P ~rk. 50¢ ‘,
Choice Country Chickens. . . , \
Choice Country Turkeys, ' " a ,.
I THE - STAR - MARKET,
,cLIFFORD HAYES, - - ‘- ‘llilanager.
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Norwalk Chronicler