7 late: during the war with
ad a sum inclination to let
Winona“ settle their own
, in their own way. then: is
"the lloers a strong feeling
, . 3W they have at lewd
= republic.
‘3 lepublltan side the feeling is
,m as it is on the Democrat:
i‘whoro alum every nail is a
afflpalhizrr. This situation un—
p'. arbestrumadusireonthr
fit ”claims to avoid press—
” that will rooflet with llr.
. policy. The Douot‘ratr
m aim of this knowledge
' the 806’ aide in order to eso-
fi the adninlatratioa.
low Havel Palladium says:
' nah-Ian‘s policy for m
_ 7 daunth Norwalk prom-
ih.” fruit. but not exactly ir
d patting vim on the shoul-
data-we. m we orders 1..
m tutti! closed on Sun-
“ may obey-ed by the bar.
fl dealers in cigars and things.
hr ho- thts enforced Sabbath
2“ m Ether: and dealers
aileet mun meditation. as
. . contemplated. it muses in
the spirit of bitter Mimi
' r hankering tor ntistartion
m that miner! likes oom—
tto present victim or the may»
1*. ta‘ll'palluoualy oi mahiur
7 hollows to see that other
V’ wont to make merrbsudlae o
and!!! the ital: of the preach“
. . movement. are rustle t1
“a heel us their necks
flare " than-re patrol
.4 hr "fpeople who are be»
7 .mijm reform. will ht
« (1 their attach. What's “or:
pole is sauce for the m
it. and there's evidently cue
bran 'rouad and to spare.“
ll. Norris. the new seat-Jar:
3m leo’s Christian Anon
‘ a lad Vtwelre m' caper
was work. and main
agained for the very dil-
the” la South Nor
with: doubt that um
. . already aroused anon:
' - “and with thesyuuath)
. oi“ autumnal and
an. whit-h is likely to l'ol~
tuna: lion's Christian Axe
d loath Norwalh will air
file! York Times.)
hate (humane on Privilege:
" has not yet (SID-W
Bulletin shows t-xautly'~ where we
moral standard in the manually—4o.“
curiosity upon thr- part of those who
do out sin to know all about the shady
acts of their neighbors who have lean:
reaper-t than they for (la-drum or for
uonlity."——-Brld§eport Standard.
.———---¢———~.‘
Imaryuoleasdeepshmdathere—
workable llarrum. now that he triads
his native shores again. than was tho
use while be murdered sphina-like
in foreign lands or plowed assorted
seas. it is more than moible that he
enjoys the interest he now excites. and
will preserve aileua lust as long as
be can in order that forgetfulm may
not swallow bin upwor down. The
chances are that be my: nothing be-
cause he hasnothin; to say. The theory
that he has a momentous secret con-
called about his person grows thinner
with every day that passen.——New York
11w.
Sue-kip; oi Colonel Stevenson‘s gub-
’ eruatorial boom. the Derby Criterion.
Retire-statue Kennedy's paper. says:
"litherolnaaymeritlutbeaduetbat
‘everythiu cone: to be who walls:
the colonel ought to get them booze
line." But the colonel would doubt-
lea be willing to so to it. if it won't
cone to he.-—New Haven Palladium.
warn" “salon m WOIII.
Fashions. 413659:
Twentyolve cent: a yard is the price
of none my dainty dl '
Anodphladlunerioraroldday
wlillaelade roast port with apple
mode for relish and pumpkin pie for
dense“.
A cloth of plain color has scattered
nor its surface very large velvet dots
'ery tar unort—
Revers are bid on llw new gowas in
iers. There .I'l' no two alike and
woe is like the gown it decorates.
it the junta: have the flap- tor the
new pulley belts aad tier. why don‘t
.hey advertlsr than? We‘d like to
are clue by kaowlug who bu then:
and whohuntaad whohaethe prob
lat ones.
Haveyouloohed attho
2 otthenaretr—
this-aaoaaadthuelamarodv
Wsouflaaddlkrlathdraa-
eve-W Thistle weave
DID IT EVEROCCUR TO YOU
pat-outfiebostzoods _ '
Thatthsgroosr
lwmiuiheendt’ .
isfisouswbo
llaal W. Clark. rm Steele:
W ll. erg t: piano—flax Silver:
man.
JIF‘l-‘Rlfi-SHARKBY FIGHT PIC~
TURN.
The only gruuiue pit-lures of the lot-
i‘rleu-Sharkvy light at (loopy island.
shit-b occurred November 3 last. will
at shown at Hoyt‘s Theatre. Thursday
- \ud Friday nights. These pictures are
atop by the American Itutoeeope and
mom-nub Company. by arrangement
with the management or the mam can»
test. and they (romantically had their
Hun-“blurs a. liar ringside. when: thev
were allurdcd every wportunity l
securing the best rebuild Every detail
of the twenty-fire room is faithfully
reproduced. and they are by long odds
the best fight pictures that have yet
been down to the public. it takes lust
gal; hour: to show the entire twenty-
live rounds of the fight. requiring [rev-
‘en miles of mm.
DAD Iii “@NESS.
At Hart's Theatre. next Saturday.
imatim and night. at reduced prleea.
:lt la boaattuily claimed that there to
no doubt but what the mess 0! Ken.
netb Lee‘s new comedy entitied‘flad in ;
Harness" is nut-rd. While other: have '
1’ already gone to the depths below. “Dad
‘ in Ham“ will surely be on the top
wave or prosperous popularity. and de-
nervodly so. tor it is a bright. and
most agreuble entertainment. replete
‘with refined apeclaltles. good singing
and inhibiting over with delicious hu—
‘ nor. in the out there are a number
of clever people. notably among them
‘ia Otis B. Thayer. a clever comedian.
. ion; associated with loading uraniu-
. lions. and Beatrice Ilclteuaie. Kenneth
ghee. Florence Elliott. Edward Worm.
gulllau Gamble ltartln. Charles Avery
. and other: equally worthy of mention.
EVENWG Wl'l‘il THE BALLAD.
; Harry Pepper will give his enam-
‘iux entertainment entitled “An Even‘
iin‘ with the Baila " at Hoyt‘o ”rhea,
tire. February Nth; also an oriaiual
land novel adaptation ul‘ Balto‘s beauti-
iful ballad opera “Tho Bohemian Girl."
i'rbe New York Sun has this to say oi
zllr. Popper‘s ballad singing:
“Speakiua of old songs recalls that
highly neonatal series of concerts
{which were given in Hold-an Ball
.uro or three years ago by Harry Pep—
;oer. These “Evening: with the Bab
glad." as they were called. were given
imry fortnight. There was always a
crowded sud moat enthusiastic house.
were willing to come a lone
way down to hear “The mural Boy."
“Silo Wow.- I Wreath of Roses,” "When
bring Tine Conan. Gentle An-
nie.” or “Dublin Bay." The audleaoe
wu always a great attraction in ltasli.
It was uallbe any gathering ever seen
inside a theatre. Nimble woolen
ware there. and broken down singers.
Sanday school W and dot-ay-
m lat-n annuals. Clubs“:
.ai'ter dluaer tor ball so
$7
E
$.-
3
5'
mam-uh
Marmot-uh; “Witch-imp; m m_m you have to
This baiting-r talk. .w. «uptown. ”alteration-Imam
mama-not anus-rot our anti-ltd m “We
bass. to the Km
"lab pointer. in dead
WM?!“ 33013011“!
W. ‘ .
i ty
and it so. what
communists: adv ‘ ’ “ ~ it any. have
been mud in m _
BOSTON CLOTH)!” ASSIGN.
Baotou. February 1—4113 large cloth-
in: firm of Miner. Baal E Company. at
this city. as: May with liabili-
ties placed at 3453,W0. ”The assets are
not stated. The Iran has operated
brunt-b more: in auroral New England
cities. and unprofitable business and
sundry of ready money. owing to the
liquidation of ’ banks; is given
ax the range of lid; trouble.
llll‘llldt‘hf G. A. Minor. L. Real. A. F.
(‘uok and H. K. Dalton. and is ope of
the largo“ in its line in New England.
._..._.__._21——
REED MUCH lKPROVED.
New York. February Tfioland Reed
was today reported to be very much
improved and it was said that be had
800‘! prospects o! reamvery.
BELGIAN PAINTER DEAD.
Brussels. February 7-?elu. the Bel‘
Ordorol‘fllotioe.
Cyrus Waterbury. of Norwalk,
VS.
Wm. P. Stymus. of New York City. N.
Y.: Wm. P. Stylaus. Jr.. New
York City: . Raynor. of New
York City; Frank C. Styruus. oi New
York City: Walter D. Stymus. of
New York City. and the represent»
tires and creditors 0! Elisa A. Sty-
mun. late of the city, county and
slate of New York. deceased.
State of Connecticut. Fail-held Couu‘
ty Superior Court, It. Bridgeport.
January 23d. A. LL, 1900.
Upon the complaint of the said Cr
rua Waterbury praying for reasons
therein set iortb. tor a lorocioaure of
certain real estate situated in Dorian
in said county and cute. and pastes-
nlon of said prunes. returnable to
February. 1900.
bolus found by tho subscribing an»
tborlty that all the bald above named
detendauia are absent from this state
and residing in the city of New York.
where their addrm is The Pottisr &
8eatluol.auowapsper
printed in said Norwalh 8 weeks sue»
constrainmlaencluoaorbstoretho
25th dayotj‘obruary. A. 1).. 190°.anu
by muuaoopyot aald complaint
and orderotnotloo,“ orbstore the
”mailman-LA. D..1000.lutbo
me. Wood. at said South
.dlreoted touchdsald de-
me: by regained letter at The
Inna Go.ooI-aarlllt 8L.
MWAmNowYork city.
”motfinun'
, mmmour.
tt‘fiortctthsfihpwlor
”Wanna”.
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fit 8111’
‘ straw anacmwonem
inventory Ibmugbflofiigbt many odd and brokebfliog of merchandise. represehfing all-
departments, which weirdlbfiet. duringihis sale, at prices- whereoost and profit are disre-
garded. These goods a‘retali'this stapSon’s’ purchase. not mold piece in the stock.” Less than
wholesale prices will prevaiiiwhilq'the lots last. Odr patrons are eameSily requested to taite
advantage of this unusualopportunity. as the bargains‘are phenomenal.
Inlay II! W ‘
Children‘- m black ribbed cotton may
hmdsasbtolfi.perp¢lr
7c
Wholesale price is $1.00 dos. ,
Boy's extra heavy ribbed hose. worth
15c, at
l2 l-Zc
Boys' extra heavy ribbed hose. the tile ‘
kind. at -
lilc
Men‘s wool socks in dark mixtures and
black. worth 20c pair. at ‘
“it:
300
Men’- all wool blue Shaker socks. the
85c kind. at J
l8:
Ladies‘ plain black cotton hose.
8c
Wholesale price. 81.00 don.
Ladlea‘ Vests. tine duality. color silver
gray. worth 29c. at
l5c
Ladies' gray wool Jersey Vests. the 500
kind. at
25c
Ken‘s natural Wool mixture. double
mm
Gotten ,
dresses. so inche- wlde. worth 12350
per yd., at
All wool Flencb Surges. in Oxford grey
bud brown. very popular. Worth 75¢
per yd., at n
46 inch French Henrietta, in all colors.
worth 75¢ per yd.. at
ltuliau Cloth Petticoats. heavy
lustrous finish, regular price $2.50,
sale price
109 Petticxxats.‘ odd lots. worth 31.50
and $2.00 sale price
500 yds of new Hamburg. (quantity
limited). worth 25c u yd.. sale price
500 piper
publisher's price 25c, sale price
Fluids, for children’s
.9c
50c ,
in; this sale at
50c
sale,
5|.95
$.00
l2 l-Zc
covered popular Novels.
$1.00; now
Be
an dos. Turkiah'l'fiowola. W and
unbleached. who ‘
“55¢. our‘prlos for this lot.
9c
Domet. Flannel. in stripes. good, as-
sortment to select from, worth 'I yd.
4c
Turkey Red Damask. about half doom ~
patterns, worth $56de will sell dur- ._ .
We
50 Genital-tables. in large sire. good
cotton; sold at $1.59;
5,000 yds. heavy brown Sheeting. 36
in. wide. worth like per yd., at
during
Men’s Furnishings 7
Muslin Night Shirts. some few dosed
odd ones that we sold for 75c and
50c
Unlauudered Shirts. all sites regular
39 and (be qualities. at
tile, for
SC
50 small also écissofe. our regular 25c
10c
Ladies‘ Muslin and Cambric Night
Robes. lace and Hamburg trimming.
all our 25c line. at
Boys“ Knee Pants, only about 50 pairs.
nudity. It
l5c
Crochet Cotton. fancy colors. 2 spools
worth 10c. for
SC
blacks. tans and reds, the equal of
any DOLLAR. clove in America; for
this Isl: ,
15c
Hungarian Success Flour. 58c bu.
“.50 bbi.
Our Fancy Banner Chop Formosa
Tea. roduood to 00¢ lb.
Our Fanny Gilt Edge Creamery But-
ter. :06 lb, in print or
call boat.“ flu lb. .
Good W for ooobiut. 85c lb.
Pure heat Lard. 10c‘ib.
155.5: Fruit Juan. is also: “must," each.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR.
A lé‘w more Wrappers left that
Ladies' Black Jackets.‘ values from
3500 to 37.50. to close. at .. v p ‘
Noble’s rumba-b. a pm im- 35¢. bunch; 16c bunch.
Leading.(irocer.§’:5 Washington St.
styles that cannot be duplicated for at
$1.25 today; price at this sale, each,
only
Purses
89c
nudist Trimmed
85.00; now
$2.50 ;
High-Grade FOo‘d mags.
When in doubt about the price or quality otgoodsyou are now using. it II time to come here. Our-
the standard regulator and the quality at our pods are the top notch or pedootlou.‘ that can ”9. depended upon:
Under any and all circumstances you. will "know where you are at" whpn you trade here. ‘
“ ' WE OFFER THIS. WEEK:
llome'Gathend ma. 35¢ down.
Good Bus. 150 closed. .
bSlnoked Columbia River Salmon. 20c
tub. Smoked Halibut. 20¢ lb.
Fine 0 1’! hatter. “whtt ll. I“??? Pinned Haddlra. 13c lb, 8
We have. 1 bbl. mackerel. white and
at. tbo‘best bargain you can and, 10g
grower-8' prices.
do buolm.
Wanner! Celery. 5 stalhsto a your dub
Tel Cali 5&2
‘ A11 “thee-a: mags
of life are lobe found rig]: hammour stereo!) V Gmperieanoodvery little
madam
25c
Hats, were $3.00 at! H
’Sl.25 and $2.98 ,_ _'
AT —' SEYMOUR’ST‘STORE 1 j
Cranberries, 10c quart
Sweet Potatoes. Cabbue. Mulps.
Carrots. Turulps, Lettuce. em. at
When you want a mod Cheese come
here. Our Double Cream Chaos is
made apeclal for those who can appre~
clateadneartlcle. Woarehereto
Wswantyoutooomotoourstoresnd‘
we will give you better returns for
than you could: anywhoro
todayat
this
breasted shirts. drawers to match‘ Full-aim Table Tumblers. mm. 23¢ . 32c
worth 50c. at do:., at
_ Flannel Night Shirts. the regular 50!!
25c . l9c quality. at
8" "m . Large Granite Wash Basins. worth 150. 38C
290 yards 8900! cotton. 3 590018 worth at Men's Super Elastic Web Sumac".
. . 5
Ladies’ Finger Purses, in seal. pl: 3
were . and tent leather, worth 854: to 35¢.
Fur Neck Scarts. in black and brown, 75c. 98c and $1.25; now,- - A» ‘ - m pa - . -»
worth $1.75. a 49c“ l9c
75C '. I“. may“; L‘
m m Choice of our Ladles‘ Dressing Smiles. ' . , ' V, ,
Our brat ed ONE DOLLAR Kid 98c, $1.25 and 81.40 ones. at . . 143:8; Unit-loaned Hats, were also *
Gloves. 3 clasp and 4 «books. in 75C L ‘ ' 25 C _ ‘ " ‘
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