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scum NOR warn.
on. to Being Held To-
ay—Work Done.
MNGTON March 5~lntei':..fct
plugs in the Senate. today'
to less than intense. The 110:1
: notically the first of th'A
ongrees. that of yogic 1
{of and routine in 1-'-l1ur
11111111111111 throng (A1'0.1A.11A.d the
all anxious to witness the
Vice President Roose-
particular magnet twni '11
at: crowds to the. gallerms
the desire to see the opening
' ‘ n of the new Senate. was also
"9 pho‘ialflattraction, particularly to
is ors from out of the c'lty.
111111 Morgan. of Alabama. todav
can a resolution in the Senate.
living the Clayton- -'Bulwe1 treaty
tecl. It. went over urrtll tomor-
president today sent the form 1'
orninationa to the Senate: Joan
", .111 ,the District of Columbia. 111
taryl of state; Lyman .l.1‘..1,.u.A.,
ii , 8. to be secretary of the trees
“Elihu Root. of New York. to be
of War; .lolm W. Griggu. 0
Emmy Smith of Pennsylvu
he pdstrnoster. general John D.
‘e-nuyy; 11111111. A. lllt1hco1k
. M 11111111 to be s1A11'etorv of the In
‘ James Wilso11.0f l111111 to be
11111.01 agriculture
139111318 has conlirmcd all the
Hill: nominations
he golden hands or the orna-
A. pair opposite to the prcsr-
db k indicated th1-l111111'0f noon
resident Roosevelt stepped
kiyifrom the lobby through the
001‘ of the (Inmrbvr to hi1; desk.
gnlzed instantly by the assembled
e‘rable blind chaplain pro
brief but feeling luvocairon.
desk another great wavv of ap-
le swept over the galleries. Then
1 single sharp tap at the [duel
lie 11 the Senate. to or1'lc1.
discussion of the rules of tin
fli‘TCHELL CASE DECIDED
HNGTON Marchr .1~—-’l‘h1A. [Irrit-
s*I‘Supremo ("curt today deliv-
il, a member.
by herself.
yer the question whether
Rhodium law controlled Mru. Mitch
~A Wes, or tho i'lartford
, baoclation.h1u-1 (lillifui 11 1111011111
1 {it for tomorrow evening 1111
(0'11 bill now boforo the (ion
3' mbiy. on which 11 hearing ban
for Thurnday afternoon
“pear in favor of the bill.
a:
' W113 he was greeted 1 lib .1 wave or
I the vice president ascended to
to continued in the. executive 111111.
'45 p m. the 8111.110 1'11ljourncd A.
I. ' opinion in the case of Drusilla
1111 vs. the First National Bank of
. rm in Chicago. of which her hus-
' 011 a guarantee.
1‘ here. 11/1111 conten-
the
4110' disposition of her property
‘, he Sllpl‘emc (30111-1 held (11111 11
momma. March I'1ml’1'eni1lont. l).
lluainesu
i111 corurldercd in tho itin-
iznud by the. judiciary cora-
. 111 2
' , A delegation will be. appoint.
' Enameled l
THE Sillii lliliKET
WALL ‘Sfi‘llEE’i‘. 10' 10 11.111wl1llgb-
er prides from‘ London care. the mar
not and upward impetus at the open-
rug.Amalgam11ted (3011111-1 rose 111. to
over par and Consolidated Gus rose
1%. Sugar and one or two (11‘ the steel
stocks dropped Changes were most
1y confined to small fractions.
WALL STREET. 11 u. ru.—~—-Some of
the high priced I'li'llr'ouds and miscel-
luncous stpcks advanced from 21,9 to 4
points including Amalgamated Cop~
per. General [A le1tric and Great North~
ern Preferred. Reading. Wheeling and
hire Erie Second Preferred and Cleve-
lland. Lorain and Wheeling l’rmcferrcd
i 111110 gained 11 point. On the other hand.
Ilirooklvu Union Gas and Pacific Mull
fell a point and the. Smeltiug stocks
1"'(a( led 1% and 2 ,4. for the common and
prefer red J'espectivcly Meanwhile Su-
gar was being sold heavily and declined
31?... Its we 1kness had some. effect on
other stocks and there was 11 lower
market around before ll 0 (AW k Some
of the active specialties reacted a point
(11' over.
WALL STREET. “(lull—'A good dc-
maud sprung up for the trunk I1ne
stocks under the leadership of Penn-
.ylvanhr. The group rose from iii}. 10
21/4. Other stocks were benefited svnl
patheticallv by the development out
large gains were confined to special-
tler.lirool1lyn ’l‘r'analt. Peoples tiaH
Laclcde ias. lrrtoArnuliorml Paper
Western Union and Continental 'l‘obuc-
1'0 preferred Improved l to 11v..11111-1A
log S: Lake l" He and Norfolk 8; West-
our preferred were unusually active
and l to 23;. higlur res poc'tivclv. Sn
gar recovered all of its earlier loss 0n
the declaration of the regular dividend
and at noon the market generally was
strong. The steel stockq were inclined
to last. Bonds were dull 11ml steady.
WAT l. STREIA‘JI‘. I p. ru.-—A'l‘l11A l‘rin
cipals railroads operating in trunk
line ier'r'itorv including the coolers. all
came Into the movement :siaricd in
Pennsylvania The. rise extended to
254. in Pennsylvania. 31/. in Baltimore
'1 Ohio Preferred 111111111. in Delaware
dz Hudson. lrcnt Northern l’rc'. 1A1'rc1‘
gained 3%.; Luclcde (ins advuncci 81.4;
and St. Joe & San Francisco (10111111011
and Second Preferred and St. Law
rcrrcc & Adirondacks gained I to lb;
Pacific Mail dropped 2%. Suuar 1:01 a
high as 142 and reaclcd a point. ’i‘hr-
general list was quiet and steady.
WALL 311112111 2 p. lrl.~~—l’aciil1'
Railroad 5101 he be1arne conspicuous in
the afternoon dealings. Large indiv
ldunl blocks were bought. and the
group rose from l 111 :3 polntr. except
for Southern Pacific. which was barely
steady. Some (11' the 11'1Auicru rail
roads were higher and the trunk linc
issues maintained their top prices
’l‘rausaclions have been unusuulh
11111111] in the steel group. The prA.A-
i'crrcd stocks allowed gains extending
to 11 point in Steel & Wire preferred
while the 1101111111111 stocks were lower.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported (11'1Ar private wire of 11}. A.
llohrne. conrurlusion broker. Swrrr'tz &
(Yor'bcll'r. block. South Norwulk:
.4
ment receipts:
32.089.135; customs lulu”; mlacel
11011.
7 wow...
cum“: naconoa otpfnovm.
11 ndorbd 1111
iii, in 01-110 1
Nor-walk Has Power to Make an Apv
From internal revenue
laneous 882.776. Expenditures. 82.11110.
Pillfilfi, 1.1111111 6-—ln an edict. than
emperor of 1311111111 11111111111 all decrees
411,110 111111
It 0' We 1111111 were more
1111111111111 1111 11111111 11.
proprlaiion for In Two Hundred
And Fiftlath Annlvorury Col. .
emotion. ‘ ‘ .
HARTFORD. Miirch mehe Hour-.16
met at 12: 30 this noon. and adjourned
an hour later.
The committee on 11111111111 elec
lions reported unfuvorrtbly 0n the potl-
tlon of Willie Form, of Meriuen. for a
seat in the House. The committee
adopted the same rule as in the New
Britain case. and on the failure of the
petitioner to prove a prima {:1' '10 case,
refused the petition. The 13'“ ion
gives George E. Blcknell and August
Machmeycr, ot’ Meriden, their seats.
The judiciary committee reported
unfavorably upon a number of bills.
Mr. Woodrul’f. of Orange. reported
that the committee did not believe in
the. bill to give attorneys $5 for 119.
leading crlruluulu in the Common
Pleas Court. it was rejected.
The committee on juurclary r'oportA
ed unfavorably on the bill providing
that the govornmmrt “appoint notarlea
public. not citizens of the state.
The c0mmittce on judiciary reported
unfavor'ubly on the bill prohibiting the
clipping of horses between November
and December. It was rejected.
The bill creating a state. board of
ferries was accepted.
Tire Finance Committee reported 11n-
i’uvorably 011 the. bill amending the act
concerning trust funds for the care of
cemeteries and the bill was rejected.
The (10111111111110 011 Finance. reported
favorably (111 the bill authorizing Nor-
wulir to make an appropriation for its
"‘Bilth anniversary.
The House confirmed the election of
Judge Lovorctt M. Hubbard and Julius
(1. Cable judge of the Court of Com-
mon Pleas. of New Haven county.
The ballot stood: For Hubbard. 176
red. 4 nay; Cable. 1113 you. 8 nay.
The House passed the resolution
giving the tree of the House to the
Committee on Temperance on Friday.
March ii.
The Committee on Military approv-
ad 11 subatitue report. on the bill pro-
riding that 1111 veteran of the civil war
shall be discharged from his employ-
ment without cause.
The ("orlrrnlttoe on Railroads report
(Ad uufuvdrably on the. bill providing.
that all towns should erect stations
where trolley (urn should 11.311.11.11
that cars should stop wherever called
upon by a pedestrian.
The Committee on Finance roporicd
favorably on the bill exempting Put
11am \Volf Den from taxation: authorv
:zlug New London to Issue $300.00)
carer bonds. authorizing West Middle
District of llur'tfor1l.to issue $11: £1.00)
bonds: authorizing first school (lislrhr
of (‘lroton to [11311114011011 l111111i'1.
The favorable report of the Com-
mittee. on Exposition that Connecticut
appropriate $5.000 for ltu share in (he
New England building at the PuuArn
crican Expusition. was accepted and
the bill referred to the common uppro
priulion.
()11 motion of Mr. Freeman. of Hart-
lord. the llouse voted to grant the. use.
of tinA ll1111111A lo the committee 011 can-
tituliouul amendment for hearings on
March 2? and March 28. on the conulr
lulionul reform question.
Tire election of Judge. Edwin L‘. now
and James Bishop t0 the city court of
\(Au “men “"1111- confirmed in the.
House. todru
’lbe petition of Cyrus G. llcckw‘rtn.
01‘ New London. for state. auditor was
received in the Hour-111 this morning.
The Senate in 11 short session today
paused the resolution providing that
Friday shall hereafter be given over
entirely to committee bearings.
A number of bills were. rejected.
the bill providing for Sunday baseball
was rejected. The act providing for
the abolition of capital punishment
was rejected in concurrence with the
House. The bill abolishing the jury
commission war-.1 also rejected. The
bill providing that widows over seven-
ty rears old should be exempted from
_‘ 01W“ ””5“ I'm" ““0 taxation was rejected.
Am. (0110“. j—‘ti‘o . _ , 5W4 1~1.1u'r'1«'()1111. March 5-1-1111ox11..1.:1ed
Am. {51. K: W.. 39% 59W :“if/i: 493% opposition to the. appointment of Wil-
M“ b: R' (:0" m ”3 ”Mi-I “'1'/4 Hum E. Simondu. of Canton. to tho
Am. lol1.(.o.. '3'! . 112%: lz‘y‘rir ”3‘“: board of trustees of tho 30110011110111
Mchiwll. .1.‘ ‘18 AMI/11 11111.41 WW Agricultural developed at the meeting
"Ali‘llifiim. pfd.. “Wu 8‘." 5W1 N‘j‘r of that committee this morning. hero-'11
Ball. & 0.9“" ill 9'...” M ,9ng the Seualc came in. A committee of
11111-11. R. 1,. .1: PE“ 75%. 10-ii1 the alumni appeared before th1,A corn-
. 01111. South. TAN/1'1 AAIj‘l (AW. AAA'."( rultlcc and 011110st the appointment.
(.‘ili‘t-l. (51' (Hill), 43% 13"“ 43”; 411']: ~~~~~~~~~ —--
(Ihi. II. it (2.. 1.1511,... Lima l-i.'1 i1.1‘~_. . DAY OF CONGRATULATION.
U. M. & St. l'. Ln. ‘4. “139;. lo'..“,A_1 lad ._.._..
(‘ill Ii 1. 1’1" 11135241 135‘K1I1"l‘/4 131’ Visitors le9 President McKinlby a
GNU“. (Vi Si.l..,111“‘(li% Very BURY Day_
11. 1‘? “- “AW “”"YA “‘5'“: "‘7’ 111111. wasumo'row, Mln‘uh 11—4'11111 wan
12‘2“”? 111.110], 1“,", 1"”, 1111'”. 41"" :1 day of ranch handahukiug and little
1"“ A," 11111.. ”f: ’A ”‘3'" ,,‘_ 'i ,3“ business at the White House. Morn-
""""' ‘3‘ 5“" “‘7, “If" “3,2,- “My born of Uongrens and the Supreme
"0“ “f “3“"- “fi‘l’fl "3/“ "7;," "l‘." Court. visiting uovcrnoru and their
M)" ‘5‘“V““"' “‘4’“ 411% 411/11 451'“ stuffs. clubs and other organizations
Mun. (‘°“"""' “if,” iiil lil‘fi'i' 11‘?” gave tho president. 11 vary busy day.
. 11'11'11:Ai."'.'.'.:. 1:...2 '.:.'..1A 2:. A ......... ... ... 1...... "
. Miuuv 1:11 -iitc . 161;”! ‘lll‘l’ :01?“ 011% cc ption to 'i‘roop A of Cleveland 01110.
IN ‘1" r ‘. H. ”in" I'll; 1“...” {4451.110 organization 11111111011111 as his per
‘1' ‘1" (i’ H‘, “3' 115-1," ,,, 1" 12‘5"; . ‘h HOIHIi our mt ventm day The members
‘ ' ' N " ".24 013% ' M" “7"“ of the troop were received In the east.
()011.’l11l1n(1co. it'll. 47%, 411% till/11 room.
Northhl’ucillc. :‘MK‘ :12“ till" “1“?“ A great crowd of strangers waited
. Suguliff‘hpfifl” ”3" 2‘1" i431” ,M‘l" outside for the doors to be opened
PM " | “ i. 1‘.“... it"; ”‘1’ A‘ ‘1‘; A'- but owing to the large. number of p011
P"““""’. ”3‘ “' 15,, N ”’2‘“ “:2 1'3, 1 pic iruvrng appolutruente with the pres-
,“09 “ "‘ "7' “3 ,2!” “Vi ‘ .3,“ ident it was decided not. to complicate
* hi1. 5‘ Roan. 3' " 3 5‘ ‘ 1“ ",4” mattorn by opening the doors to the.
p, 8‘ R‘ Md. .7114 72% :“V‘ .I‘W‘ general public.
H1111. Railway. 35% '5’,“ lb 1m" Governor Charles H. Doltrich nnu
Hou. m" pfd.. 791'" "’1'“ 7" ”A! staff. of Nebraska called curly. ’l‘hey
lion. Pacific. ",4” 49% 4.4,, 4.4% leave ior home to orrow.
”‘m' 0' H ‘1' 5,“ 5,? 5.”! ”5‘ The Hamilton Club, 0101110111111. cab-
11.11. Leather. ”'19 1"?“ H?“ V“ mi about if unlock and ware received
"AH' 1.1711. pfd 7"“! 74,4 74 "t ”'14 by the president in the cunt room.
”“90? Pacific. 9“ ”Ml 89% ”0" After the introductions William A.
1111 1111111111.. 35 “5% 8”" {55% Immuon nmembor of the clubbut now
Wirlmh. rm! 30?- 30911 301.11 .1091. 11 11111111 examiner under Comptroller
West. Union; 87 A1 88% 87% 33% Dawes, 1.1111111 with great effect. the lam—
WASHINGI‘ON. March pullover-m 01111 poem “lllinolu.I not to a familiar
0111." the club joining in the cnoruu.
the song was widowed with much up
plunge.
Governor Noah. of Ohio. called wnn
few friends.
Henry and mom 19111111111111 (latch
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. ‘47 111011 or M11111 311111111.
tune. the last line being, changed to
“True to Yates and McKinley. urin-
Govornor longino. of
Mlaulialpnl accompanied by Adjutant
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NEATLY DONE.
1.111251 51111110 $111.55
NOW READY
moat Association 1.1111 the 111.111.11.111. In
the east 11111111. The membrane of tho
11111110111111.1011 took pertain the “canyon
tion of June. 1856. in" ,Phllndorpum
which nominated Intro 0 Fremont for
president of the United States. and at ‘
110 assisted In the formation of‘the rte
publican party
SHELTON VOTING TODAY.
Using McTammany Machine. Which
Appears to be All Right.
SHELTON. March lim'l‘he Mc'l‘unr-
many voting machine was used here
at the annual borough election yester
day. and seems to meet with 111111011;
unanimous approval. It' orlred por-
l'cctly when operated according to in-
struction, and but few mlutukcu were
made. the most common blunder I111-
lng the accidental striking of the but-
tons with the coal alcove. Tho ab-'
sent-11 of the claborutcbooth system.
with its small array of officials. was
greatly appreciated. the. neat cabinet
standing alone with only the chorkcrs
In attendance. While. the vote wu-r be-
ing computed the large gather-innA
awaiting the returns expressed unani-
mously by (1 Viva voce vote that it pro
forrcd the. machine to the old system.
The machine has not. yet been alliciai-
ly adopted, Irou'ever.
ENTEfiTAiNMENTS. ‘
HOYT S THEATRE
ONE SOLID WEEK. COMMENCiNu
MONDAY. MARCH 4.
CHESTER, DE .iiOliDE
REPETRTOIRE 0F PLAYS:
, NIGHTS:
Monday—To the ltcecue.
T11osday~—'I‘en 'l'on Door.
Wednemluy—«flovil's Advocate.
Thursday ————— The Christian of Hawk‘s
Roost.
r‘riduv-«l'lr. .Iekyl and Mr. Hyde.
Saturday—A Night in New York.
MA’l‘lNE IS
'l‘ucsdnyv—Qucon's Defender.
\V.‘(iliPSlill)’~"-Sillli and Sinners.
Thursday—A liunch Hero.
lA‘rrday—Jl‘o be announced.
Murrow—«Robinson Crusoe.
EVENING PRILES. 10. 20. 30c.
MATINEES, (hilly except Vendor.
10 and 20 Cents.
Ladios' Tickets Monday night p051-
tlvcly limited to 300.
Reserved Seats 1111 sale at l-loyt's
'l‘healre. .South Norwalk. and Wecd'n
drug stAorc Norwuik 1'1 (lays in advance
of cacti performance.
Articles of Association
(1!"
The G. N. licliibbiu Manufac-
turing Company.
lie it known. That we. theA subscrib-
ers. do hereby associate ourselves as 11
body politic. and temperate. pureuarrt to
the statute law; of the State. of Con»
ncctlcut regulating the formation and
organization of joint stock corpora-
tions. and the following are our articles
of association:
Article l The name of said corpor-
ation shall be "The G. N. McKibbln
Manufacturing (.‘ompuuy."
Article ii. The capital stock of said
corporation shall be fifteen thousand
dollars. divided into one hundred and
fifty shares of the par value of one
hundred dollars each.
Article. ill The purposes for which
raid corporation is forrucd are the. fol-
lowing to wit: The building of our
glues and urachincry. and the solo and
repair of the. same; experimental ma-
chine work. and each burrincuu as In 011»
unlly carried on in machine shops and
by machinists.
Article lV.'l‘l1(~ statute lawn of the
state of, (‘onncctlcut relating to joint
stock corporations are hereby particu-
larly referred to and made a part of
these articles. and the corporation
hereby organized and ektnblished un-
der and pursuant to said statute laws
shall have all the. powers and proceed
and specified therein.
Article V. 11111111 aubum'iber to those
articles (11111111111 to take the number of
slim-(Air annexed to his name of the capl-
tal ntook of (mid corporatiori‘. each
sham to be of the par 111111111. of om.A
hundred dollars 1111 aforesaid. and to"
according to the regulations describedi
1.1.
New Dress Goods.
TRISTRAM
Taylor & Golden,
REAL ESTATE AND
INSURANCE.
LINCOLN STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
74 Washington Street,
sourn NORWALK, coup.
HOME
4210 IN VESTM NT 420i.)
The Guamnlerd Inter-Ml Bond:
sold by (he
Conn. General Life Ins. C0.,
of Hartford. can be purchased by small
annual installments.
ABSOL UT ELY SAFE. ’
BACKED BY MILLIONS.
ddrcss.
A
F. H. FIELD Gent. Agt..
United Bank Bulldr’nq. South Nomalh.
A MAN OF SENSE
Is the man who best pr escrvos those
faculties with which nature. has endow-
(Ad him. l-l1A may hate to wear glasses
mmost people (lo—but. the. man of in-
telliuence thankfully accepts this arti-
liclal old when hiu eyes tell of its need.
When yours speak let 1111A 1101.. My ser-
vice. treatment and prices shall be all
right.
H. B. HOYT, Graduate Optician. Af-
icr April let. room 9. United Bank
Building.
HOMER B. HQYT,
Graduate Optician.
WATCH REPAIRING.
... -1..-
FINE
Why Ask
your friends 111 go 1111 your
bond? The ."\('tua indemnity
Company will assume all lia-
bility at very
rates.
JacabM.Layton
Resident Agent.
5 RAILROAD PLACE.
SOUTH NORWALK.
reasonable
Order to Settle Account.
District of Norwalk. 1111.
Court. March 4. A. 1).. 11101. -
Estate. of Lewis 'l‘uttlc. late of Nor-
walk. in said District. deceased.
Ordered. That the administrator ex-
hibit his Administration account. to
this Court for adjustment. at tho Pro-
bate office in Norwalk. on the. 11th day
of March. 1901. at 10 o‘clock. forenoou:
and that all persons interested in said
Estate may be notified thereof. the Ad-
ministrator will cause thin order to be
Apubiished in a newnpapcr having a cir-
culation in said District. and post. a
copy thereof on the slun- meat in said
Norwalk, nearest the place where the
deccuecd hurt dwelt. at least five days
before said 11th day of March. 1901.
'HENitY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
Probate
mhlt
$8.000 FIRE IN PITTSBURG.
I’l'l‘TBlélthG. I’a.. Marco ti—a'l‘ho
Wohrlnn block 11 large brick structure.
was destroyed by fire. yesterday. Lona.
13110111111111 covered by insurance.
and required by law.
Article VI The said carpi;
located in the town of Nor
ty of 11111-119111. and state. of Connecti-
out.
Dated at Norwnlk. this 211 day of
March. 1901
Bubzcribar' 11 Rosi- No. of
dent: (:11. Shares.
ration is
Of
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, mania? MuKIbbln, New York city.
“Wm. 11111111111111.1111 N 1:.
Mini N ll Now
be paid for as called by that diroctorn:
lk counai
110 11111111. the Mo havuiu' Hall. or Frank
will! at". our 1111111111111..aw.,
' CANDY
ESCULETTS
OURIO FILES
iAnd all rectal disorders or money re-
funded. Plounnt. Not a physio. A
lradioai cure. 600, at George 0. still-
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No 2 Gazelle Building.
W
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. WE ARE SHOWING OUR ENTIRE NEW LINE OF
SPRING DRESS GOODS. FANCY SILKS AND NEW BLACK
GOODS ALL THE NEWEST SHADES AND WEAVES
Housefurnishing Department.
m... ‘ SOME PEOPLE WE FIND ARE UNDER THE IM- ' ‘ A
PRESSIQN THAT WE ARE OUT OF THE HOUSEFUR—
NISHING BUSINESS. FOR THE BENEFIT OF SUCH PEO-
PLE WE WOUL SAY THAT WE HAVE A FULL LINE
OF CROCKERY. G ASS. WOOD AND TINWARE. AS A SPE- A
OIAL INDUCEMENT TO 'HAVE YOU VISIT THIS DEPART-
. MENT WE HAVE MADE SPECIAL PRICES AS FOLLOWS: .1
10 quart Heavy Dish «Pans, 1 ‘ 1 I 19 CENTS.
Large Round Boilers. 1'. L. " i ' f I l 29 CENTS.
Tin Soup Ladies. ' ' . i 5- i " .1 ' 1 I CENT.
Table Tumblers. ‘_ ' i ' 9 , ‘ " ' ' 2 CENTS.
(11.... 11.1.1. Sets. 4 pieces. 5' 1' i ' g. ’ 19 CENTS.
Lantern Globes, ’ ‘ ‘ ‘1' 5 CENTS.
Glass Vinegar Bottles. 3' 5 ‘ i ' ‘ 10 CENTS.
("11:19.1 Night Lamps. i i 7 i ’ .4‘. 15 CENTS.
50—foot Cotton Cl1‘1tlrcs Lines. ' 1' i 7 10 CENTS.
(,ilasr. Lemonade Sets. 8 pieces. ‘ C ‘1. \ E f: 1 i 50 CENTS.
Double Zinc Wauh l‘ioards. ' ’1 ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' 15 CENTS.
Glass llaud turnips, complete. T ' i r ' f ’ 15 CENTS.
8c HYATT, Norwalk, Ct.
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Our Januaru Clearina Sale has been the
most successful sale in the historu of our
business. We have sold a great man
goods in everu department. Some lines are
enlirelu closed out. in our Cloak depart-
ment we have but veru few things to offer.
Come in and look it over. If you can find
something in uour srze, 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
$5.98; former price of these suits was $10.
All of our $15 and $15 suits we are
offering for $10 and $12.
CASH 0R CREDIT.
N0 EXTRA (MERGE FOR CREDIT.
ACCOUNTS OPENED WITH EVERYBODY.
H. KRIEGERSCCO.
29 81 West Washington Street.
New 6111111111;
TELEPHONE 137-6.
be 11.3 rln Lamb. 121,511 Fresh Shoulders, ' 1011
l’r'igmo lb I‘Roaat. llc 8"];le Loan Home, average 10 1b.,
(toad Rib Rout, 121611 12 c.
Sirloin Steak, 181: Fancy Fat Muckerol.10c; 3 for 1ch ’
Porter House Steak, 181200 Fancy Print Butter.
Fancy Chicken. 140 All kind: of Fresh and Salt Fiona
Fresh Hams, 1211 Canned Goods and Delicatessen. .,
A. STEIN WALD. Proprietor.
11.1 “ Now block. 81111111 11111111 81.? ,
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