I every pair ,
. m
nun-".15”
15.; rationalist. prlxig mums a
crown on, _
V South Norwalk.
“W
olmillilla Stile School
‘ nonunion
patina People Would be Ben-
d motile Railroad Companies
' ‘ Ii :Not 1-9.” Money, by
Its banana;
( 013.1), A'lli‘ll'i'iiw’l‘ilc railroad
held a largely attondcu
_m.—.
-- l . d. hau-
A“ "Alf FARE Church; died hére today. after a prior ,
' A bulletin was, Issued about
. ‘ ‘ ‘ .__ _ ,
APOBTLEOANNON DEAD.
MONTERAY; Cab. April .12—Apostle
GeomoQ. Cannon, 0! . the Mormon
illnoao.
midnight stating that he was resting
came a tow boars later, and he passed
quietly away curly this morning- The
body was taken to San Francisco dur-
lng the morning for embainling, lli’tcr
"hick it. will be taken to Salt Lulto
iy. ‘
V00. lii.. on, the way to Utah and,
reached Bait lilllle‘ City in 1847. in
3849 he went to California on mission-
pry work. and in LBW went to the Ho-
walinn lslandu and-romainod there for
four yours. In 1855 he established the
Western Standard in' San Francisco.
this Ipornlng-' “and 1 co‘a‘ai e'rcd
portnnt hall taro school on
lor'Broc. or New .Havpn. who.
bill, made a long spehon- out-
bid and arguingvthnt the
old he ocuoiltteo, and, the
p.“ “gel
. The people aro supreme and
corporations their power," lie or-
‘ at the duty of the state was to,
ate Its chlidronthat they would
a batter citizens. "I‘o toroo tho
hildrcu to pay full fare going'
returning from school meant
sererai years would amount
Z'hpprociublc loss or time and
atoroloss ol‘education which la a.
loathe astute.
Tutor Bree. showed whori- savoral.
issue half taro tickets to schooll.
, re including the Hartford Street;
ndhast'ei‘,Avoliuc, of New Haven;
mention Railway & Lighting Uom~
or, ,Waterbury district). Westport
8a gatuck and r‘urmlnston dam,
‘ The old turnpike companies and ‘1
‘ptlons from collection or tolls.
guéd'that inc bill would meet a;
natal need and would be satisfactory
hcoeooie or the state.
all: Cllillingwoml. or New Haven.
owed in favor of the bill. Louis
‘th ,of Horttord. representing .uc‘
tl'on or ‘Labor. supported .lir.
' a.
tiles 1.. (-lowles. of b‘al‘mlngton.
hid , long address. showing whom,
thin status and cities the bill Ilaux
eslit-coins. 0n the question or.
.. utlonaliiy he read the decrees;
the courts supporting the law. Mr. I
on and Chairman Burton clashed
the introduction of remarks ul-'
_ against Judge (lager. who was.
no t on matters extraneous to the,
rl g. Senator Burton-insisting that;
owlos keep to his text.
as (lager. of tho llerby Streeti
do combatted the argument tnatl
is, tote had ll right to manage the,
airless of the corporations of the?
digits. He argued that to lorcc the
t railroads to sell half {are tick-
tli’ would be as logical as to compel
Mfisciler‘s to soil schobl books iol
chpbl children at half rates. i-lc ur-l
good illotdt was a taklng or properly‘
Moi? the law and was therefore \ln-
stitutionai. He said the trolley x
do were reducing their fares as last;
they could do so. lint to be forced
do it was bad legislation.
lldr9n"Qllorllm oi tho Twelve Apostles. . lie
was one of tile counsellors to
. president or the Mormon Church. Mr.
xlroads would nor-lose mdu‘e’yiw
, “porntions or this state. are »
atllrds’ot'tilc people." said I\‘lI'.‘
,fo‘l-Ing a reward for the recovery of ii
. up
Ihours. tho sklcs cleared today. and up
In I880 ho was made a mombonor the
was a delegate In Congress from 1872
to 1880 and at the time of his “all“
t c
Cannon was
ith
of U
prominently connected
n‘l‘any of the business enterprises
in
REWARD FOR CONFEDERATE DOC-
‘ = UMENT.
DQNDON, April l2—~Storios and,
memories of the Alabama. ilavo boon
I‘QYllCd hero by an advertisement of-
1
document conveying the thanks of the
Confederate States to John Lancaster
tor rescuing Captain Semmos and part
of the crew of tho Alabama when Illa:
Kearsnrge sunk her off Cherbourg.
'l‘hc corli‘edcrate steamer Alabama.
Captain Scnlmos, was attacked and
sunk by the United Status corvette
ii’earsargc. Captain Winslow. near
Uhorbourg. France, June ill. will.
The British yacht Doel'hollnd picked
Iillrty-nlnc persons. Including
Samples and fourteen 0. her ofl'lcors.
after which she headed for South-
ampton. Captain Winslow’s olilccrs
bogged him to throw a shell at tho
Deerhound. but hr refused. John Lan-
caster was probably the commander oi’
the llccl‘hmllld.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS IN
STAMFORD.
S’l‘Ahlli‘OliD. April l2~chonty~uvc
dologulcs. roproscntillu societies In
Hartford, New Haven. Bridgeport.
Danbury. Norwich. Putnam and Stain-
I’ol‘ll, usscm bled in the Firstlinivorsax-
isi Church here today for the twelfth
annual session of tho, Young People’s
Christian Union of the Universalist
Churches of Connecticut. Miss J. Rose
Sclloflcid. of this city, gave the au-
dress of Welcome. and Miss Eva LI.
Sloane, of Mel-Idem. vice president 0!
the State Union. responded. Three
minute addresses were then given by
representatives of each o! the local
unions. after which Miss AiIcc urls-
wold. of Hal-tiordried a. dovptlonal ser-
vice, Tho principal address of the at-
ternoon was by Louis A. Amos, presi~
dent ol the Central Y. P. C. U.. or New
\'0l‘k. His subject \vas'l‘llo Young 9er
pic's Ages—Tile Need of the Y. P. C.
l'. and its influence. The members
will have a banquet this evening.
SNOW STORM IN DENVER.
DENVER. COL. April lZ—After a
comilluous snowstorm for ninety-six
. Wabash Preterrod loo
easily. {File change tor. the worse. it!
‘ many othor‘sioo s were between i and
'MI‘. Cowles led Judge (lager thl-ougn.1icr the bright sunshine the snow nlclt-
mm of rapid fire questions as to ms ' ed, rapidly. The storm was the most
mammalian cx-Scnalor Chapmanol cxtcllslvc known in April along lilo
psi-Hartford. Manchester & Running castcrn slope of the Rocky mountains
Md. Committed the bill. Senator limo
fluidized the hearing with a strong or
summit for his hill.
m There was a sharp light colors the;
co 'mitteo on incorporations betweenl
' h! hcprporuiors of the Atlantic Dock:
lljtl Varehouse Company. of West Hu-
and a‘ representative of the real-3
. “is along the wésl shore districu
”have the company desires to build.
Attorney C. S. Moroilousc and Elliott
‘ Morse. of New Haven. appeared for,
company and stated that their,
‘ finoludcd the building of iargoi
its and warehouses along the waterr
whore seagolpz vessels might
the dredging of the harbor nuts;
stablisllnlem or a large shippingl
ass that would employ largevnum-I
lord of mechanics. and the building or'
'froi‘ght trolley road running hall a
118 along west river to the Conaoll~
. demos New York division and
,ns‘clcar through to Monullan's
is J. H. Hogan: of West Huron;
d that the company was opposed
that residents along the shore.
whose property lhx- lino would;
i
AMER CLYDE DISABLED AT‘
> : GHATHAM.
TEAM. "11188., Apr" I2~Tilc
dracorxc W. Clyde. bound from
lad lpllill‘ to Boston. ill at anchor
Orleans Lilo Saving station.
lor machinery disabled. "Silo
.. 'i'or immediate assistance
.. earner Maverick and the tug.
» hlchygworo passing. hard:
“1? vicinity of the myth;
halt“ {lilac wind In blowing at
{the-northeast. . i
x
i
l
i
'lllelll Ia maria that the underwriting
ill ten years. There was but. little
snow on the western slope. Rotary
snow plows were kept in operation
during the mall! on all railroads (l\“‘i'
thc Divide. and passenger trains wcrx:
kept moving. although the. schedules
worc badly disarrunged. Many freight
trains were stalled In allow drifts and
none was run except on special orders.
Servici- on saw-ml mountain lines was
entirely abandoned. All the roads will
bn llpcncd today.
CHARTER OAK CO. BUVS MINE
PLANT.
l~l.-\R'l‘l“0RD, April 12~Tho stock-
holders of the. Charter Oak Zinc Min-
ing Company at a meeting held hero
last «rolling, decided to purchase an
additional mining plant and Ill order us
do this the stockholders rotad to in
crease the capital stock $16,500. which
will make tho total capital stock $35.
000. The plant. of the company is lo
calcd Ill Joplin. Missouri and the stock
is hold In Hartford and vicinity.
- STOCK ALL sUISCRIBED.
NEW YORK. April lzwAnnouuco-
syndicate of the Associated Merchants
Association has many times oversup-
acrlbed the Issue of “£00,000 lirst pro
{crrod stock offered .to . tho public.
There are unconfirmed reports that the
Associated Morohant‘a‘ Admiatlon llx
nogotlnllng {or the control or a number
of Other stoma Ill greetechw York.
CONTRACT FOR MAIL POUCHES.
WASHINGTON. April, 12-41110 Post.
master gonorul has awardod the con
tract lor‘turuiolling mall pouohou and
racks to the postal service, during tho ‘
tour years beginning July 1 next. to
William Taylor. of Lyons. N. Y.. and
gnome Rookie. oi Long Island City.
' ‘l
W
MANY PEOPLE bEAVE IRELAND.
LONDON. April l?-'l‘ho odioial re
port of emigration for Ireland allows
47.107 persons loll that couutr In 1900.
This is 10.5 par thousand oi tic «on»
ated population. The emigrant. pore
aqunllyl divided bellman" the is:
mo a
.‘ soot, ‘ .
lat was‘oomido , . 4 , . . _
.. do . . . spring styled exceptionally
., tasty .... examine them —-- thoy
. are all hero.“ -
lndlviduala
garment.-
ll.‘ KIiliilllz.
tables ‘l‘hiLORS.
47 North Main strut. Germi- Ann.
"WW
as contort
hwcaterns
no bl domes T .
, lug a polo paiid‘
Kansas. & Texao‘l’roiorred 1%, Reall-
Ing Second. Proterredvlost 1% Ambl-
sipated Copper wail/”iorccd down 1‘
a Maw irrosubl ._
{W3 broke 3. if. .
I. a sales 01' 4,0 ‘ a ‘ reams quolodat
‘il’l‘l- '0 97%. compared with 97% last
rigid. and attsrw ta? toil hack to or
B lington wasll
WADL. 57mg
by with l‘
ttention to every
SKULL FRACTURED
WHILE AT PLAY.
"FISHERS lSLAND, N. Y..
April 1%Wbiic playing around
coal poo else. at the wharves here
yesterday. Walter, aged thirteen-
son of Christian Hglupou, fell and
fractured his okuili'. A'New Lon-
don physician came. on a special
lug boat, in rcspousc to a Slilil-
I‘llolls. and by his direction, the
boy was taken toma hospital in
New London. but death occurred
lair. last night, despite all medical
efforts. ‘ .
STEAMER uuaoua'r‘rs
Losas‘frwo BLADES.
l..t),.\'D(,lN. April izw'l'llc At-
lantic transport stcamcr Marx
qllcilc, from New York. March 30,
I'm" l..0ll(l0ll, passed the Lizard, at
or; this lllorllillg. and signalled
having lost two blades of lch' pro-
pcilcr...
u
‘ no price m in! The
0 coins 105808 more more than recov-
eriiil.’ tbolrlpo from the lowest reaching
lilo inalinaconduwnlna. 2% in Am-
algamatod'A-Copoo‘. “2% In ow linuton
and Rook..lsland. and 2% in 'l‘.....-.x._c&
Poultic- Preferred. Improvements Sin
2 ..pollita.»lnollld ng St. Paul. Atolllaon
and home or the vllldllt‘ltl‘lfllii, Trunk
Line‘s. Southwestornsvand Multiralden-
oral Electrlc’a ‘oxcellent annual stale~
mantpallsad .a 2% point rise, but proIIt
takingrllrokc 31.5. Northwest opened
oil' 1%. at 203, rose to 207. and (all
again to 203%.« St. Louis (v. San Fran-
cisco plot stop loss orders “on a scale
down, falling 31,410 37%. Prices were
oil all around .lrom the best at 11
o‘clock. . .
WALLfiTRh‘xET, l p. m.—-'l‘llo grung-
ors, Families. and. Atchisons were
strong, Burlington rising an extreme
33,4. Rock Island 31,4 and others from
2 to 2%. New York Central rose over
3 and Ponnsylvn no.0. point. Mexican
Central advance 2%. The market
became dull at the advance. but hold
well.
WALL STREET. 2 p. m.—-Tllc coal
stocks became strong and active an
der the leadership of Delaware & Hud-
son. which rose bunyantly to 18::
This checked the drooping tendency of
tho cncrnl market. and tho gransors
and noillcs ruse rapidly. Rock inland
sporting to 153. Prices of the most
prominent stocks ruled at the highest
of the day at 2 o’clock.
TODAY‘S QUOTATIONS-
.iienortcu over private Wire or E. A
Bonnie. commissidn broker. Swarm Ill
Corbett's block. South Norwulk:
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COLONEL RIGBY DEAD.
LilllCAGO, April Iz-wCuloncl
i". ill. ngby a, \\’ell*l\'|l0\\’ll real os—
tntc dealer, and one of the charter
ulclubcrs of the Union League
Club, died. last night, aged seven-
l)’»iil‘t' years.
lousiy cstilllalcd from $500000 to
$2,(xn,ooo.
SEVENTY CHINESE
DROWNED.
Suits that are reasonable at
$lo.oo and $14.00 are purchas-
able here at $6.95. and the
$7.00 kind at $4.50.
$2.00 Children's Suits. 980”;
$3.50 suits. $1.75.
HATS for men. 98c. Why,
you would not hesitate to pay
$x.5o and $2.00 for the same
article.
Nothing like seeing to be
Convinced. Come in.
D. GOTTIIIEB,
ll NORTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwalk.
FISHIN.G STEAMIEQ LOST.
.\l.'l‘( iX.\. Holslcill. .\prli lJ——l
l'llc hsllillg slcalllcr lillillla, llasl
hccll lust (luringr a storm in the
North sou. l'lt‘l‘ captain and crew.
ml Icll lilt’ll \vcrr (lrxlwllcd.
STRUCK BY A BULLET.
MILFORD. April l:i-~Wlilianl l1.
Bristol. a former. was narrow-lag on
the farm of David N. Clark when no
was struck Just under 0 left eye Ily
a spent bullet. Mr. Brl ml was uncon,
sclous for a limo. 'l‘ht Injury to thel
eye is regarded as serious and tho loss
or sight is foal-ad. ’l‘ho source from
whence the bullet camp is a mystcry.
a.
i
Tonehcr—J‘VIllIo .lonos. Ill his com.
position, hays "Spring has come." is
that right. Tommy? ,
Tommy Smarthot by a lugiul. it
ain‘t. They ain’t noitollln’ when a blip.
ii. in,
llis cstalc is var»
Open High Low kilo W
M”- 3- R. CU" 130% 135% 1:4“?! 13*: LUNUUN. April I.‘--:\ special,
:t‘ki'ghigg' C0" 133?: 133;: 1;,g% 1;:{2 despatcll from Hollg Kong. says
Alchlson: pm” 9..) 9m 9:, 90:34 two Chinese steamers came llllo
linit. ti. Ohio. 9:: 92% iii: 925:1; culllsloll yesterday. bctwccll Lau-
gklnxqg-‘t'gw 2;? fl”! 5;“? 33% toll and Wu (filmy. and that scr-
ull. . .. x“ m .1“ u , _ . - . , . .
Cm or N. J” 156 um tut} (llllltsc “chil‘ulultil.
‘ ~14, .r‘. v . -3; M
8:38;: tibia. 420‘»:- 430; 423/: «iii: Tllc extension to Cuba oi the domes
Chi B & Q ilsi‘l lolly, H77"? “0.; tic postage rates, putting it on a level
C {1 & SI i; ”I“, 1.3... 11;“? ‘P’W‘f with Canada and Si xlco. Is another
.' ‘ ‘l ' P" “ ,‘i 1‘ f ”N‘. 1 1? proof or American ” d will which the
(M Li. s“ " ”7” L” ’4‘ H‘ 4‘ L” " tire: caters should make a. not“ of
(KCC. & St. I... 809,-." 8le 80?»; Slip ‘ ‘ ' ’ '
D. a II. Can. 17m. I77 no 1;? --~~- m» —»
UNI. El. (30.. 228 228 32475 3151 ~
Lou. a Noah. loin; IM-t 103‘»: 1W4 “ '
Nor. & \‘Vcsi... 511,; mil; 511,4 biog It never lallls bUt
Man. Consol.. 1265;, 129‘“ 126% 1285;, ' ‘ ‘_"
Metropolitan. 1% 16?“); lI‘lli 168% lt Dumb
hi. K. 8: 'I‘. pill. 59 til, 68% 597.9
Miss. Pacific. 102%.. loan. 102v. loo _
l\. Y.. C, &. H.. lili 1.31 H'J 151
N. Y.. 0. it W, at 3th. 31 34 .
grin. Tobacco. inf-g wit. till/z 46%
horth Pacific. 97 9871. ll? lion. . . . _. ‘ ‘,
No. Pnc. pl‘d.. am... out. our, 36% Dldll t It pour batulda}. it
Pennsylvania, 155V. 157 1551.5, 156% . . - . . .
[‘90le “as. lliiiu 111% 110k: “1% tcrtamly puts uctblanktt‘on
Phil. it Read. 3th 357i. 351,; “no; trade. Vic lccl llkc cutting
P. & R. Nil. 75% (51;. 7C) 15% ‘ '. . 1..
SOIL Railway. 2739 28% 31;, 38% )lrlllltb' lhl.‘ \\ elk.
Sou. Ry. pm. mo. .9 73a. .9 Boys Knee Pants at me.
Sou. Pacific. 447.. 461/, 44-4, 46% ' _
Tenn. 0. & I.. on 04?... 6M xx. ,. per Pm,“ Ever heard of any
U. 5. Leather. 1:; loll. iii in tiling llke It before?
[5.8. L.C0. ptd.. 70% 761,43 I'I'i is, low, -
U. s. Rubbm,‘ 3W: “5‘ The President Suspender
Union Pacific. 91‘s ‘M 91“.. ini-h at I56. per pair.
Un. Poo. pI'd.. Sill/a and. have 853... '
Wabash. Nil. 38% was. asst than 4 Ply L‘M“ Collars, 3‘ 7°
West. Union. mo. 92%. all. 921.11 each.
zilrd’ll come skltln' along.
, _ GREAT
Closing Out Sale ,
Iry'y-Goods, .3
rarpeto, ;
Furnituljg, etc.
i“ Owiuc to the death of Mr. Scolicld of our firm. the en—3
tire stock‘is' to be. sold at oncolregardless of cost.
3
l
.»-
i
7!
'llle Houaatonio road. and
. lendent.
, “,9
GUI”
$10.00 to $25.00.
0 I
O l
.0
price $1.25.
I
I
.0
Our Specials in this depart
Scrub Brushes, solid backs, "
Steel Wire Sink Brushes.
Rising Star Stove Polish,
90.
' msnmlsnr.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
: FRIDAY. APRIL 12.
“Should old acquaintance be forgot."
w. E. NANKEVILLE Presents the
Grandost Minstrel Organization In
the world. The record of the past
a guarantee for the future.
HAVERLY'S
Mastodon Minstrels
Headed by the Recognized Minstrel
King of the Universe.
GEORGE “Waltz Me Again" WILSON.
A new crop of Burnt cork fun.
Minstrel text strictly adhered. to.
Famous Big Foul“. Dan Altman. Ma~
zur d‘; Conley, Baker & Teal. Garden to
Hunt. Hear the Celebrated Havorly
Choir. Gladdish, Cluxtou. Roillad. Ma»
field. Slim Nanltevlllc. Mlcllllini and
Charles Wcsloy. with a Band Ilko
Sousa.
PRICES. 25. 50. 75c.
Reserved Seats on sale at Hoyt'a
Theatre, South Norwalk. and Wood's
drug store, Norwalk. 5 days in advance
of each performance.
no HOPE.
“There Is no hope?“ The words
came with a hull sob.
"Noun whatever." The tone was
kindly. bllt very llrm. Plainly there
was no appeal.
“You can't do it for me!"
“I cannot. it would be useless lol-
me to try. Hundreds of women like
you come to me cvcry day asking the
some thing. To all of them I must
say 'No. "
Weariiy the first speaker dragged
herself to the door. It was the elgll~
lccnih place of tho sort she had been
to that day, and at cool the answer
had been the sumo. At the threshold
ller lirod, troubled eyes throw a last
lingering glance around the room—tho
rows or triumphant. gorgeously attired
women. the complacent. prosperous
head of It all who had just diamissad
her. Then the door closed on herw
no. not lorovor. Till next week or
next day. if she could screw up her
courage to face the music again 80
soon. You see. she wasn't a peddler,
nor a beggar. nor a book agent, nor an
applicant r work. nor a criminal ask-
ing reprle a. nor a clubwoylan want
log to set her name In print. She was
simply a New York househ'ilo. and she
was at an intelligence oIlIcc hunting
{or a cook.
AT A DOLLAR A TURN.
'l‘lle Nowtown Boo says: Willlc Lt
Brookllolu Junction on Monday, the
editor. In company with W. W. Route.
0! Danbury. and others, witnessed the
task of jacking up the old turntable
preparatory to shipping It away. ”ii
I could llavo a dollar {or every limo l
have trulldlod that old thing around on
its track. I would have quite o. pile of
dollars! said Mr. ll‘oote to the new...-
paper man. "How in that?‘ said tho
scribe. and be innocently pulled out a
lead pcncll. “Why. It Is Just this wav.
From 1870 to 1878 l was agent here for
it was a
pleasant part or my duties to help the
men turn the engine around on tho
table. When I cams on the road H.
W. Franklin was superintendent. and
when I left. N. hi. Brown was appariti-
l loll. to be abnoat on a “wt
cation of ten days. and remained May
for five yoaro. amount in tho‘inln .
luminous ut Charla in, W. Va” an
other laces." Mr. outs in now on.
(aged it tho tailoring business in Dilu-
bury, and Is well and favorably known
In Newtown and vicinity.
, it hill! been shown In local political
circles that the robin and the bluebird
are not the only harbinger- 0!
“all political plat/smaller nu mule ll
cl
7c. .
TRISTRAM &HYATT__
Irrigf HO
no. 2 GAZETTE Hummus. I
’ LADIES’ TAILOR-MADE suns. -
Now is tllc time to think about a new Suit for Spring. We have them. . All new and of they lat~
est styles, made by the best people ill the business, no tenement housework, but every suit made ill a,
clean well-ventilated litetory and under the most favorable circumstances. They. are made in Etons,
Fly Fronts, Tight Fitting and Double Breasted Jackets, of Homespun, Camols’ Hair, Cheviot, Broad
Cloth Venetian Cloths, ill shades of grey, blue, brown, castor, oxford and black, ranging ill price from
KID GLOVES.
ment for this week are as follows:
90.‘ Salts and Peppers, plated top. 100. Tack Pullers, steel points,
20C.
8c.
‘ Rattan Carpet Beaters,
Tea Canisters, 1 lb.,
j
29-31 West it
W 4
riefier
Co.
The Leading Outfitters ior Men. Women
and Children.
At Easter tilllc cvcryonc expects to have new Gloves. Our Spl‘lilg_lill[)0rliill0ll is now in
stock. We llavctlic best Dollar Glove in the market; no one Ciill'St’ll a better one. LTwo Clasps in
tans, modes, pcari,brown. slate, white and black.
'l‘rcfoussc Sucdc Gloves ill tans. lllodcs. white and black;lilc best .311ch Glove in the market,
I
There is no better Gloves sold by any one than our three clasp $1.50 1“. 8; H. Gloves. They are
made expressly for us. from selected skills: and the best of workmanship. They come ill all tllc new
and popular siladcs,‘hs well as black and white. Oll‘evcry clasp are our initials-4‘. & H.
these letters and you will be sure that you have got the best glove that you can buy.
Misscs’ Gloves, all sizes and shades, 850. and'$l‘.oo.
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT. -:.
Look for
7 r
r in
70
Mouse Traps. 5 holes, 50
Hard Wood Clothes Pins, 10. do
Cou‘nter Brushes, 25c
Children’s
iii in ilordially
shingtoll Street.
Miliiuelu. Tailor-Made Suits,
esses. Bou’s Suits, .
Cloihiuo and alsiorMen andYoulh
Silk and Wash Waisls.
Go—Calls for Babies.
Lace Curtains for Your Home.
O
invited. to Attend.
RESPECTFULLY.
H. KRIEGER & co.
§AVE THE PIECES
And bring than: to me. New was
made from place of broken one. hiv-
erytlling hooded lol- the oomlort or
those who Wear pianos always In
stock. Eyes examined. Clonal titted.
MER B. non.
nos. lulu. most It: Iii“ little
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DIFINUVE AMMUNITION.
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"i shall got‘rioh at it." . .~
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the usual reaulta of h schemes.
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It largo .consllrnmout‘of mice to Kansas
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it own."
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noon-r. palm Hank '3..de
Norwalk Chronicler