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carom Wail.
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fiction Good:
at
Haunt Prion.
9O WASHINGTON 3 T1.
sou-m Iron WALK.-
lid... of. Ronfosontativos.
1 lilcimii’l’illllllllllUNS
ficnatc Agrees to a Conference on
Bubjoct and Name: a Com-
mittee—Army Appropriation
' .. Bill.
l
ASKING JON. l'ebruaiy 25
"Senate committee on rela-
‘ thVCuba has agreed to an
tltncitt to the army appropri-
n bill regarding Cuba The
11.111211111111111 is practically as out—
fl in these (lespatehcs Satur-
y some concessions and modi—
1111a ous being made. The entire
.mmittee is in agreement, and
ere will be no minority report
no opposition is expected
from the Democrats in the Senate.
'5 the gcnmal impression that
the agreement tod makes an c11-
tl‘a session of ( otiN'cRsuimcccs—
‘ {12115 p. 111. Senator Plait of Con
‘1 flout. chairman of the Committee
Cuban Relations rcpm ted the
endmont agreed upon by Senators
Spanner Money, Teller and himself
'le attached to the army appr'-opiia
3:th bill.ITl1e te\i of the amendment
3 follows:
That in fulfillment of the dcciamtlon
contained in the joint Iosolution ap
provedAm-uvo.1393.91111111111"111111111-
rgcognltion of the independence of the
in of Cuba, demanding that the
govhrnmcnt of Spain rclinquish Its
‘ hority in the island of Cuba. and Io
.llihdraw its land and mind forms
froeruba and Cuban waters. and dir-
looting the president of the United
States to use the kind and naval forces
of the United States to 1:11'1_1 thcsc r1121-
.olutlons into effect" 11111 piesident is
hereby authoiizcd to learn inc gov cin-
ment and connol of the island of Cuba
to its pcoplc as soon as a governmcnt
shall have boon established in said is-
and undcr 11 constitution which. cithci'
as a part thereof. or in an ordinance
appended thcrcto. shall define the. fu-
ture relations of the l'nitod States
With Cuba. substantially as follows:
(DH—That the govormncui of Cuba
1111111 never cntcr into any treaty or
other compact with an. i'orcign 110ch-
or powers which will impair or tend
to “limit the lndcpcndcncc of Cuba.
nor in any manner author 1 211' or pcrin I
any foreign power 01 powcin to ob
111111 by colonixation r11 f'oi militniv ()i
. hallo! pumoscs or othci 1111111 lodmneul
111.. 01‘ contlol 0\1'i‘ 1111'1' [101tlon of said
island.
2i—That said govcrnmont shall not
time or contract any public dcbt. to
y the lntcrcst upon which and to
make reasonable sinklni.r fund provls
It for tho ultimate dischnrgc of
hioh. the ordinary rcvcnucu of the in-
nude after defraying tho current 11x-
Wilson of govorbmcnt shall be loud“
,1!qu o.
l 1 1817411111 tho governmcni, of Cuba
"pollutants that thc llnitcd Stiltm mnv
. Imlllo the right to intorvone for tho
preservation of Cuban indcpmidencc
the maintenance of a itovcrnmont ado-
quote for tho protection of life. prop-
:erty and individual in orty. 11ml foI din
barging tlic obligations with rtcupoc
to Cuba impound by that treaty of Paris
on the Unltcd Stains, now to be 1111-
iihiod and nudoiiakcii by the govern-
91“,“ (‘uba
4‘)-~'l‘hut all acts of tho United
"and all lawful
#1111
tall. are
WI in Cuba during Its military oc-
'thy thereof are ratified and valid-
rlghts acquired ‘
~1111 ii. WRIGHT.
Just'wmf you want
for this line snow
ENLN AND 'MADISON
_ ‘11.;1—41” a
thereunder shall be inalutalncd and
protected
(5)»«Tl1at tho govertuncut of Cuba
will execute, and as fitr as necessary
extend the plans already devised over
plans to be mutully agreed upon. for
the sanitation of the ditios of the is
land to the end that 11 recurrence of.
epidemic and infectious diseases may
be prevented. tliuieby assuring protec
lion to the people and commerce of
Guba. as well as to the commerce of
the flouthcrn ports of the United
States and the persons residing there-
in.
'(ci—Thdi the island of Pines shall
be omitted from the proposed consti-
tutional boundaries of Cuba. the titlo
thereto left to future adjustment by
treaty.
l7)-—~'l‘l1at to enable tho United
Suites to maintain tho independence
of Cuba. and to protoet the people.
thereof. as well as for its own defense.
the government of Cuba will sail or
lease to the United States land noc-
essary for cooling or naval stations at
certain specified points. to be burned
upon with the pi csldcn‘t of the l nitcd
States.
(8)———'i‘hat by way of further assur-
nncc. the government of Cuba will cm-
body the foregoing provisions in a
permanent treaty with the United
tea.
’ASHINGTON. l1‘obruary 2f1—~'l‘he.
Chief Justice today announced that tho
United States Supreme Court would
not sit for business on Monday next.
March 4. because of the inauguration
ceremonies. Motions will be heard
and opinions delivered on tho Tuesday
following.
The court today did not announce
the ooiniou in the casca involving thc
relations of the United States to the III-
sua‘lr possessions.
\\‘.1\Sl l lei’l‘UN. February 2:.
Mr. l‘cttus. Alabama. made a
point of ordcr against the Philip-
piuc amendment to tilt" army bill.
(”ousirlcralinn of the point was
postpnutd until that portion of
the bill was re iched.
Vt .\SlllN('1|‘()N. l'cbruan 25
--lhe president pro tem. .\lr.
l'r._vc sulnnilted l\ll. l’eftus point
11fordcrl11 the Senate. 11 was de-
cidcd that thc Philippine amend-
ment was in order. the rule being
ayes 311. noes 23.
\\'.\Slll.\'(}’l‘().\'. February 25
-~-.~\t 1111' opening of today's >051
sion the Scuaic agrecd to conicr-
enec upon the post office appropri—
ation bill. Sciialors \\'oleott.
Chandler and llutler being named
as coulerccs on the part of the
Senate.
REV. S. S. SEWARD‘S LECTURE.
Hell.
he Says. is not a Place of Tor-
ment for the Wicked.
ltcv. S. S. Scwnrd'c lecture on The
Divlnc (loudness in Relation to tho
ii)!“ in the Other World." attracted an
uudlcnic of about thirty persons yes
tcrday afternoon in the assembly room
or the. Central (‘.luh.
'l‘lic spcukcr said flint llell was not a
piano of torment. prepared for the
wicked by an angry God. but 111111111:
of being which in consistent with the
character and tastes of tho spirits who
Wt'l'l‘ drawn together by their common
qualitlcs. Thero without the possibil-
Iiy of hypocrisy the spirits who do not
111111 (11111 and their neighbors dwell to.
gclhcr. The. love of 11111 Lord goon out
toward the ovil 1151 toward tlic good.
out no man is compcllcd to love or
obey him. but is in pcrfcci f'rccdom.
l‘ho qnniiily of 11111111 or evil is confirm-
od in charnctcr by the individual.
The judgmont described allegorical-
iy in the Scriptures as II division of the.
slump flom the goats is offcctcd by the
voluntary joining togclhor of those
alike in character and dcalros: the.
good with the good. tho evil with 1111'
cvil. chvcn would not be. delightful
to spirits who are. not in a stain of
low toward the Lord and win arc. not
animutcd by a dculrc for truth. At the
close of his address. Mr. Seward 11n-
I-Iwcrod a number of quostlonn from
pcrnons prouont in a very kind and
candid manner.
THREE VAGRANTS AndESTED.
'i‘lirco v‘agranta. William ()‘ilrlcn.
John Anderson and Frank Murray.
wore arrostod Saturday night by tho
South" Norwaik police. The 1111111111
wore tried beforoJudgo Henry W.
Grogory. In Norwalk. owing to the 1111-
sonce of Judge Russell Frost. who in
out. of town. William O‘Brien and
John Anderson were charged with
drunkenness and branch of tho peach.
lloth were sontencad to Bridgeport
jail. the former for sixty days 11nd the
other for thirty days. Murray was al~
lowcd to go free. Mum ook an up»
pool. The prisoners. w o taken to
hrldgoport today on the noon train by
OfiIcer Pennington.
nun-us
It has been demotion-uteri, that the
date palm can be profitably grown in
Arizona 1111 northern Mexico. it is
also he! that the tendency of this
iron to flourish in 111111 whom other
plants would not pr will oven
111111
with 04 at the closing on Thuraduy'
last the first sale of 100 shares win;
at 00 the next 100 brought 0? and
the next 4110 went at 70. tithe 11101111.
advanced by leaps and bounds to 79,
an excl-amp risc of 15 points. 111111 then
dropped back to 71.1019 preferred
stock was only 1111 2 points. The iii-at
prices in American Hoop currihd the.
quotation five points over Thursday.
National Tuba row 3% There were
9000 shares of Steel d1 Wire sold at 49
111111 61 simultaneously. compmud with
48% on Thursday. 5,000 shares of Foil
erul Stool at 50% and 50%, compared
with 48.111111 3.000 shares of National
Steel at 48% 00 50:1:ompared with 47.
Federal Steel Preferred was in 1'10! 1t
conspicuous of the preferred an. 1111
and sold at 11715 to 891,9 compared
with 8411:. on Thursday The general
list was comparatively neglected. ‘but
there were gains of 11 point or over in
a number of stocks, Burlington rising
17’, and there were wide openings 11'
Atchison and in Southern Railway Pro
tori-ed The opening bulge attracted
heavy Icailuing and tlicro was immo
diate reaction extending to 3 points in
some of the steel stocks. besides the
wide reactions In Tin Pluto. Tho lat
to)" stock vibrated very feverishly.
mounting again to boar the top.
Smelling was an exception amongst
the metal stocks. and dropped off 2
points after 11 fractional advance.
T be ad vanecs in the London market
during tho. thrco days closing of tho
New York Stock Exchange and the
character of the bank statement given
out on Salurday were iniiuoncou in
the opening iise. but the dealings in
Ibo stecl stoiks on the impending an
onunromont of the terms of the mcr
Igor overshadowed the whole market.
WALL STREET. noouw-Presauru
gradually rclnxcd during tho sceond
hour and offerings diminished. When
thc shorts commenced to cover there
were sharp rallies. American Hoop
roan 211;, Prices of the stool stocks
21111111111in failcd to get to within from
i to 3 points of the high level. The
room irndcrn wore disinclincd to oper-
11111 in the steel stocks in the absence
of any authoritative news regarding
tho terms of the merger. There was
a good demand for Southern Railway
stocks, the common rising 11 point and
the preferred 2. Louisville also
gained 11 point and St. Louis and San
Francisco 2 Thu general market. was
dull and rather heavy. Bonds were
active and higher.
WALL STREET. '11 ll. ni.~~-::norn111uu
profitstuklng in the steel clocks under-
mined the strength of the general mur-
tct. and 1m cpl in isolated cases. prlcos
continued to 10111 ’I‘hc losses in 1.111
.111ch 111111 kn \v (are very severe. 'l‘in
Pluto fell back again to 71. National
'i‘ubo (‘ommounnd I’rcfcrrcd lost
points. National Stool. 31.1... 'l‘cnncssct
Coal. 3'4, Amcrican lloop. 3. and tin
remainder over 3 points. While lhl
dcclincs in other stocks were less In
vcre they "made considerable inroads
on the opening grains which run from i
to ‘2 points in many cases. American
Tobacco rose two points and Continen-
tal 'i‘obaeco 414.. but they subscquently
lust about half of their respective gains
Pacific. Mail dropped 3 points and For:
Marquette and General Electric rose 2
points. Towards 11 o‘clock the markci
quit-ted down. but the reactionary tcn‘
drnry was not arrested.
W \i.l. STREET. 1 p. m.~~'l‘hero was
a general break in thc iocnl traction
uroup aftm' noon. \lclropolitau Street
Railway dropping 2311.. Brooklyn Tran
sit 1.1.1 and Manhattan 11 point. The
.zcncral market bceamc. semi-stagnant
and gravitated to 11 lower level. Sev-
"l'ill of the lcadlug 111ch stocks were
:illilm' 'l‘hursduy's level. St. Joe 41
Grand Island llrut preferred rose 3%.
and a few othor unimportant stockr
from I to 2.
WALI. STREET. 2 p. m.—-—-Spccula
tion was vcry sluggish during the at
tcrnoon. but the tendency was lower,
for the stool stocks in tlic abscnec of
demand and uneasiness as to the tonal»
of thc cyclmngc. Stool lb Wire sold
nearly 3 points under 'l‘hurntlay'u close
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported ovor brlvam Wire or 11' A
Bohme. commission broker. Swnrtz I
Corbett’a block. South Norwulk:
"Say!" cried the first lonzshoremnn.
“ain‘t ye not any better 1111111111 than to
1111 umokln' whilo wo’rc handlin' theme
kegs 0 powder? Don't yo know thorn
was an explosion last week that blow-
all up a dozen mout’
"Faith” replied Ousoidy. “that end
never happen here." .
"Why not?"
“Bolts-e. thoroI only two 1111 n11
molly make 0111 1111111 111.1 turn on dimor-
. wit 1111111111 in the 11111111th -
was particularly excited. Compared ‘
Open High Low 1:30
Alli. St & W.. 49 i1] 47 47
Am. S. IL (70.. 130% 130% Illli 130%
A111. TM). (30., ii? 118 ll? lili
Atcbluou. fill if. F17 it. 1.1111. bfi‘fi
Mciiison. old. 811% 8811,. 8811'. 88-31.
Bull. (1:. Ohio. 10114 88% till 88
llkyn. ll. 'l‘.. 771,4. 77% 70K. 70%
(Sch. of N. .l.. 150 15011,, 150 1501/.
Click. & ()lilo, 307.41 39%.
Chi. II. & Q.. Hill]; 146% 1114'“. Mb
(I. M. & St.i'..140‘,{. 1401.1. 148% 148%
Chi. R. l. 6; 13.12374. 124% 123% 123%
I1. .11 11.17.111.1111114 11111111 11111 1111114
Federal Steel. 50% 00% 48% 48%
Foil St. l)f1l. lit} 80% 88 87 711
ion. till. 011.. Bill 210
1.011. & anl1.. 021/2 02% 02V. 0214
Nor. & Wont. 46% 411%
Man. (Zonaol. 118 HIM 1171/4 117%
Metropolitan. 103% 11133;. 161 101%
M. K. & 'i‘. 1112!. l'1.'l 531/. 5151/.
Miss. Pacific. an 88
Nat. bond Co" 111 111
N. Y. 0. & W.. RIM 311% 31% 31%
Con. Tobacco. 47 47% . 6% 45*);
North Pacific. 3111/. 83% 20/4 83%
No. P1111. prI.. 87% 87%
Pacific. Mail. :10 30% 3811. 3117/11
Ponnsyivonin 149 140 148% 140%
Poople'u Gnu. 101 10] 100 100%,
Phil. & Read. 31% 31% 30% 30%
l’. I: it. old. 70% 77% 70% 77%
8011. Pacific 90% 00% 80% 80%
Tom. 1!. 11 1.. 57 5111.1. 54% 551,4.
U. 8. Mother. 13% 1.3% 12% 127,11
11.8. I100. pfd. 74% 74% 74% 74%
ll. 8. llubbor, 18%, 18%
(in. Pacific, 00% 00% 80% 80%
Un. l‘uc. pm. 85 85% 8h 85% .
Wabash 11111.. 30% 30% 30% 30%
West. Union. 87 8'1
Just not. 11 party reached the pier bond
11er}! was seen to cautiously 11111
skillfully 10111 his way ulna the hint
bow humor from the venue to the
wharf. The first action seeing the rut
leave the 1111111111 and scuttle away up
the wharf. stopped short in 11 5 tracks.
dropfie ed his bag and declared:
111'. settles it! You dont get me
«board that hooker!"
The sailor's mate, 11 stupid looking
Swede. coaxed and the shipping mau-
tcr aware. threatened and argued, but
all to no purpose The superstitious
for would not join the vessel. “She's
as good as gone." he declared.
“.They' re all done for when the rats
bogin to louvc cm.” and he ahippc
in another vessel. The Swede won
along in the rat deserted schooner.
with what luck is not yet known. and
ever since that day the shipping mun
tor has been cursing tho Jacks who
'10 by signs and telling stories of vea-
.ols that have survived all arts of ill
omens.
While. the shinning master was talk-
lng away on this subject an old tlmo
milor dropped in and took the opposltc
aide of tho argument. telling some
itories that made. all the Jacks In the
mice fool the need of somthlng brac-
‘ng for their nervoa.
"There," said the old man, “was the
1151-. of tho brig blarlight. that lost her
iocond mate. The second mute. he
lrcamt the night before uhe called that
’13 1111111 himself in his radio. and when
'10 came into Gillogly'a place next day
to take a parting drink with 1111 he told
if it. and we advised him to get an.
)thf‘l‘ bnrth. He said that be guessed
1 would be all right in the brig. But
i wasn‘t. She called from Bangor for
Unit Spain and soon ran into bad
voather. Whllc helping to roof tho
nainsall the footropcs parted under
Ill“. and that was the last seen of
10m Jimmy.
"Tlmrc. was the bark Solfcrinn. as
1rctty and sound a little vosscl no
wer loft this port. She sailed on Fri.
lay. drawing IR feet. and the cook
10ch a black cat the night bcfore she
oiled. This mndo the men nervous.
Ind they raid so, but. the mute took :1
tandsplkc to tiicm. and. being anchor»
'0 off. with all thc boats on 11nd lashed
1111] the harbor full of floating ice.
horc was no chance. to leave her.
l‘hcy never got a chance to leave her.
'or she went down in 11 northcaator two
lays out and all hands with her.
“Now. 11 man of sense and with the
ear of (lot! In him will get clear of II
'ood dcnl of hard luck and stay on top
If water longer than some of those
muit Iohnuion There. was Nod lion
clam who shipped in tho brig Rainbow
1 my old Wont ludia bookcr Nod ho
had Iicht heir. in llnugor. and hr haul
:ood folks. who went to church rcp‘lnr
'llfi kop‘ sober. The day boforc tho
nip: was to soil Ned 111' tcd kind of
I.1mplsh.nnd he (ouldn't tcil 11hr.
Long toward night ho shook the feel-
ng off and started down over the hill
'rom tho ilmnpdcn road to the river
vltli his bag on his back. It was 11
till. moonlight night. and the tide
rould servo in an hour from tho time
led started from home. ilc had not
Ill" way down the hill and could hear
he tug whistling for the vessels to get
nit their hnu'scra—wtliein that was 1:111
11;: in the tow.
"All at open ho foil a soft touch on
its arm. and he turncd round. There
11 the moonlight stood his old Iuothcr.
15 had boon in bar more right years.
1111! she looked just as natural, Nod
aid. as 111111 used to when rho stood 'It
be door waving him goodby when .111
1 young fellow he went away on his
iral trips, She looked kind of sad and
oaxing at him. and acntly led him
Inch over the1 hill. moving as softly 11".
1 shaddcr, and at 11111 top of thc hill
he pointed toward home. Then sh"
‘ndcd out of night like a puff of smoke.
\lod stood thcrc 11 minute or two. not
Iblo to stir out of his trucks. Then
10 piekcd up his bag from whom he
Ind dropped it and went homo. It
van the mlildlc of August. but tic fclt
old and skinny and the first thing
111 did was to say his prayers. The
lainbow sailed without him. and 11111-
vus never heard from.
"i remember Tom Scott. as others
Inrc do. and no onc can say but. what
in was a man of 111111151". He was the
111st man that ever called out of this
um. and he could liek any two men
tore in it fair fight. He was as hard
Icadcd as they make om. luit I111 would
1't nail in tlic old achooncr llarvc 11.
‘lomc cvcn aftci ho'd got his dunnngo
Ibonrd and had turned in for the night.
Why? Well. he dreamed that it was
ow 11'ator~~1'.lioek low wutor~aud
.liut's about the wornt thing 11 callor-
nan can dream of the night before
darting for anywhere. H11 woko up.
and just 111-1 1111 oponcd his eyes he foil.
1 hand bassodncrouu hlu fncc. First
“to thought It was a rat's tall. for thr-
1id sled was full of rats. luit tho hand
came again. soft 1111 11 iciithcr. kind of
smoothing his face. and I111 said it foil,
.1) him like. the hand of death. That
was enough.
"Tom turned out. got his duds and
wont nuimro quick while all tho rcru
were snoring. Siie'naiiod in the mom-
lng. and the captain 1'11va like 11 bull
when ho found Tom his best man. had
1hook her. Tom item/1111 ashore for
“while. and woil for him that ho didn‘t
make that trip. 'i‘horo came a great
blow from tho nontheunt lust after the
Harvest Home 1111i.l11d and all they ever
vow of her aftorwurd was some boards
from her dcckload, and 111111 of 11111-
'tunrte boards with her name on it. i
ion't hollevo in being too funny. but
It pays 11 man to take 11 hint open in
awhile."-—-Bangor Cor. New York
Times. '
n...
ODD LOTS OF
ODD LOTS OF
All to be
Special
sell any garment in our stock at
No 2 Gazelle Building
Sale If Remnants 1111 Odd Lois
Previous to taking our annual Inventory i113 our custom to close out all Remnants, Odd Lots
and Short Ends of all kinds. We will commence this sale on Saturday, February 16111.
REM‘NANTS or COLORED DRESS GOODS.
REMNANTS or BLACK DRESS GOODS.
REMNANTS or PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS.
REMNANTS or LININGS.
REMNANTS or LINENS.
murmurs or WASH DRESS GOODS.
onn LOTS or LADIES FLANNEL AND SILK warsrs.
very latest shapes and styles, all th'
had. You can take your choice of all at the same discount.
a -
MISSES‘ AND CHILDREN'S JACKETS.
FUR SCARFS AND COLLARETTES.
closed out before inventory. 1”"
v.
Sale of Ladies’ Glaaks.
If you have not bought a new Jacket this winter, now is your chance. For one week we will
just one-half of the former price. These garments are all of the
Is season‘s goods, and some of them the very best that we have
11 ildlllili
TRISTRAM St HYATT,
NORWALK. CONN.
. .152 - -
' ENTERTAIN 1‘t-Burs.
u“...
HOYT’ S “THEATRE.
THREE mom. COMMENCING
MOND FEBRUARY 25,
M 11 Wednesday.
America's Greatest llypnotiuts.
The Famswortbs
And 11 big supporting company. pre-
senting the funniest show
on earth.
PRICES, 15. 25. 35 and 50:.
MATINEE. 13 .1121 2.11:.
Tlllk'eoupon nitil 21111111111119; ‘2‘
: any lady to the beat rcservod :
: seat for the opening night. if
: presented at the. box office be-
: fore ii p. 111.. Monday. Fcbru~
: ary 25th.
Exchanges limited to 300.
Reserved Seats on solo at Hoyl's
Theatre. Smith Norwalk. and Wood's
Drug Store. Norwalk, 5 days in advancn
1f each performance.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
SATURDAY, MARCH 2.
Second Successful Season.
Cuihanc. Chase 8 Wrston's
MINSTRELS
30 Stars 30.
10 Comedians. Singers and Dancers. 10.
8 Superb Vocalists 8.
ll Skilled Musicians 14.
ii Comical Enmncn 11'
3 Famous St. Felix Sisters
30 Funny Featurcs 30
GRAND STREET PARADE A'i‘ NOON
MA’i‘lNEE AM) E‘.’ ENING
PRICES. 10. 211 .3011.
ltoscrvcd Seats for both Performances.
Reserved Seats on sale at Eloyt‘s
Theatre. South Norwnlk. and Woods
drug store. Norwalk. 5 days in advance
of each performance.
3.
CANDY
ESCULETTS
GURES PILEs
And all rectal disorders or money ro-
fundod. Pleasant. Not a physio. A
radical euro. 5011. at George 0. Still-
son's, the Apothecarios' Hall. or Frank
H. Baxter's. 80. Norwalk, Conn.. or iii.
P. Wood's. Norwalk, Ct. .
M
; Although we are hav—
mg a very busy season.
we have not allowed
our stock to run down.
and can offer as good
varietv as earlier.
"Good morning. ilnelc Julius" midi.
Senator Bacon. of (loorgln to SI-natori
Burrows. of Michigan.
0! combo there In no relationship 111.11l
tween the 11111111111111.1111“ the Washing-
ton Post. but Burrows is named Juliuu
Caesar and Bacon is named Aucustaa
Octavius. Readers of ancient history;
know, of course. that .iu'liua 0111111111-
was the uncle of Augustin: Octavlua.i
11nd Bonator Bacon remembers and
recognizes the kinship which existed
between the famous humans mun!
workln' hora. ' ‘
centuries ago. .
.5 '5 Sorham.
Will do your work
when wanted
it) FIRST AVENUE.
East Norwaik.
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West Washington Street.
Cash or Credit
Our Januaru Clearina Sale has been the
most successful sale in the historu of 0111
business. We have sold a great manu
goods in everu department. Some lines are
entirelu closed out. In our Cloak depart-
ment we have but veru few things to offer.
Come in and look it over. If 11011 can find
something in your SlZe, price will be no
object.
We have quite a number of Men’s Suits.
broken lots. two or three suits of a kind.
which we are offering to the public for
$5.95; former price of "these suits was $10.
All of our $151 and $16 suits we are
offering for $10 and $12.
CASH 0R CREDIT.
, N0 EXTRA CHARGE FOR CREDIT.
ACCOUNTS OPENED WITH EVERYBODY.
H.KRIEGERSICO.
29-81 West Washington Street.
11111 Centuruhttarkct
TELEPHONE 131-0.
Fresh Shoulders,
Logs Spring Lamb. new: 1011 ‘
Prime Rib Roast. 14c Small Leon Hamil, average 10 111.. .l
flood Rib Roost. 121411 12551:. .
Sirloin Stock. 180 Fancy Fat Mackerel. 101:; 3 for 2511
Porter House Stonk,18~2011 Fancy Print nutter. 23c
14c
121:
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Fancy Chicken.
~F‘rclh Hams.
All kinds. of Fresh and Bali Filth.
Canned Goods and Delicatessen.
Norwalk Chronicler