:TIIE SEN'I‘IXEI..
Sort“ NtiR‘VALK. t‘rzlt. er. tssu.
\‘letory for 03 sternien.
_ The oyster-men and oyster growers are
Jubilant orcr the defeat of the i|\ ster
around lull recently inirodur-d by l‘llt‘ll
Finh Commissioner l'ike. before the uys~
ter minimum-e of the legislature. 'l‘he
tlIIJt‘t‘I_0I the bill was to give the rights
and pririlegea of a per ietual franchise. in
the oyster grounds o this stateto t‘lll-
non: of another state. The bill if passed
would have destroved the market of the
oyster growers and “natural growthers."
“Quantitative l‘larkson. of the oyster
committee. discovered the bill and made
it known to the oystermen and when it
came up before the committee hm Wod-
nauday. it was opposed by sonieof the
leading oyster growers of the stale and
wan effectually killed The nystcrnien
feel very bitter against Shell Fish t‘oni-
iiiiaaioner l‘ike. who they say is striving
to kill the oyster business instead of
building it up as the recent bill plainly
shows. They say that the bill \\'.is in
favor of a "small ring.“ who wanted to
sell the large tracts of oyster ground
they now was. as there has been an
outcry mat e against them. on that no
count. Tho “ring“ plainly knew that
there was a law against speculation in
oyster grounds and sought to have“ the
existing law repealed and the above inein-
tion oyoer ground bill substituted in
its pIM‘0.—Bl'ldflt‘pofl I‘ost.
Connecticut I'atenis.
The followiiig list is furnished from
the oflice of A. M. \Vooster. solicitor of
patents. Bridgeport. t‘onn.:
C. A. Ludlow. Brill-gspuzi. mat-in;
rugn.&c.. and material therefor: t‘. H
.-\pp{leb_v. New Haven. making cutlery:
E. . Ferry. New Haven. sash fastener;
A. ll. Lawrence. New Haven. laundry
fork or washer: II. S. Lord. lIariford.
water closet valve; .\.li. \Vaterhouse.
Hartford. electric arc lanip; ,\l. .I. “fight-
man, Hartford. switch and holder for
lam '. L. ll. “'hititiz.Solitliiiigt Ill sled:
‘ I): \\‘liite. .‘It'l‘lilt‘ll. apparatus for
voit‘ing musical reed~; .l l'ursell. sr..
Thomaston. folding :idpisiiible unmc
stool: J. ll. (h‘kersliziusen. lift‘t‘ll\\li‘ll.
liquid strainer: .\. I”. Moire. Milford.
machine for manufacturing lh~\«‘~. l‘. ,\.
Kinney. Merideti- lump liiiiiger: S. H.
Jeralds and H. ll. l.‘\ltlt|tl. t‘heJiii‘o,
handle for cutlery. l’. Ending. Noruicli.
head rest; l-l. lleiiiinu. .‘Ilillllt'llHVll.
siispetider end: \\‘ni. t‘oniioll). South
Norwalk. bobbin winder.
4.
Nornalk “‘olu- I p.
\\’e always thought that Norwalli
was a rich. conservative. sleepy old
town. It is “ell-known that upper tlllil‘
lower Norwalk. so called. liai‘e for many
yearn been at loggerheads. much to the
detriment of both places. No doubt if
they had pulled together harmoniously.
Norwalk would Illl\ e inaled Bridgeport.
The old town seems to have got woke up
lately}. and surprised its own people as
tune as the llt‘lgllll‘Tlllg places. by
making it handsome bid for the l‘omiiy
buildings. Hood for Norwnlk. We‘d
like to see the t‘otinty Illllltllllgi located
there. and so would almost everv one
else down this way. iio it Norwnllr. and
Windilreenwich llriipliic.
A “RE‘TE "1‘0“ M I It II II It.
A Set: llaven Nan Taken to Nettnrlt on it
can” of Murdering Margaret (tart-ii) .
Margaretllarrity was brutally munh-r-
edat Jenny t‘ity heights. on the fllst day
of lant lkcembnr. The police had nut-Hus
to cuppa-o that the murder was com-
mined by two young men who had been
seen about the place. About the only
direct clue was a scarf pin which was
found clutched in the dead woman‘s
hand. It wan advertiaed that ouch a pin
had been found and could be had by the
owner. After some time a gentleman
called and identified the pin as his for.
mer propert . It appeared that it had
been stolen rom his room at’a boarding
house by two young men. Their «le~
scription corresponded to that. of the two
men who were suspected of the murder.
There was also reason to sup use that
these men might have gone to .‘ew Ila.
ven. On Saturday Charles Becker a
New Jersey detective. arrived at New
Haven and explained the case to i‘hief
Bollman. who said he thought one of
the men described was in the city and
could he found. They went to a board-
ing house and asked or Adam Miller a
machinist. It was learned that he
worked at firgent‘s as a machinist. and
thus be was found and arrested. lIis
companion in the murder is said to have
been Otto Sieger. who was formerly a
clerk in the employment of John tiny-er.
a New Haven grocer. Sit-gar stole $l.~
500 in government bonds from a nephew
of (iwyer last December. but the bonds
were afterwards returned. Miller. who
baa also been known under the name of
Carl Koncb. was taken to Newark Satur-
day night. He denies the charge and
said he was perfectly willing to o with-
out waiting for a requisition. 'othing
is known of the whereabouts of Siegar.
(:odey'a Lady's Built.
Godey‘a Lady‘s Book for March pre-
aenta some notable attractions. not the
least of which is a cleverly executed
frontispiece portraying “The Frown.“ ll
companion icture to "The Smile.“
which prov to be such a point of merit
in the January issue. “The Frown“ is
a fine steel engraving of excellent finish
and artistic workmanship. It presents
the usual strong features which are
known to fcharacterize the lllualrglilons
appearing rom time to time in G e "a
‘a Book. The fashion plates of this
magazine display more taste and com-
mun-anon than those of any similar
Dubliatlon we have ever seen. The
work dedgn thin month is quite unique
and iaaocom nied by an extra plate of
allhouottea iluatrating an article in
which amateuraaro instructed how to
make shadow portraita. The reading
manor for larch comprise- among
other things the conclusion of Helen
lather; story. “Low Lies A-Bteeding.“
and the continuation of “In Her Own
Right.” Next month there will begin a
charming French serial by J. V. Prich.
lid. The editor considers this a very
strong and dramatic story which will be
certain to captivate the readers of
Godo ’a. The table of contents for
Marc contains among other readable
matter the following:
“Tho Syplrit of the Desert: a Mesmeric
“vary. “The Rose and the Lilv."
“J“! silhouetted.” “A Trifling Mis-
wnuon,” “Woman in Japan.“
‘ Iinolc of Living." “Art vs. Love,“-
of Love.” “Evening Boat
hen the Cow: Come Home."
”to
Boycottlng.
The l‘ongregationalist of Feb. 4th.
says: hike ‘lil .\lt‘.\i‘laniize.‘ ‘to Iiyncli.‘
'to Tylenze.‘ and many kindred phrases.
the term ‘tu lloycott‘ is a bit of petrified
history. which owes its origin tociicuiii-
stances that pushed a man of that name
into local prominence in Ireland. and
identified loin \\ itli :i new pioccdiire for
“'lll‘dl sonic appellation was l‘i ipiircd. It
is ignoring reduced to it science. iiiid
brought to bear upon llillt\‘ltlll:tl\' whom
it is desired to compel to mittlt‘ subjection
against \\‘llll‘ll they have rebelled. or to
force into some Course of conduct from
which they draw back. Steniners from
Dublin to Liverpool oil‘end lrisli sen~
tinicnt by carrying freight which the
hot heads do not approve; and by a
concerted movement all freight. so far
its possible. is kept from them until
they are impoverished into complr
illlt’t‘ With the popular will. A grocer
in an Irish quarter of an Amen-on
city presumes to have an opinion of
his own. and to express it. in oppose
tion to the prevalent Irish senltiiienl;
and. so far it's possible. all custom is
shunted frotii his shop iiitotlie shops
of more compliant traders. until he is
driven to yield or starve. This is ‘lioy-
cutting.‘ '
It is :t t‘oiileinptible us well as this—
t‘l'illllt‘ business. And nothing leads
us to discuss it but the obvious fact
that. sharing the facility of growth of
other social evils. it threatens to be-
come popular in this country among
certain classes. also means of remedy-
ing what they regard to: ills. and :i
method of reducing society to a coii~
duioii \vell plowing to them. It is»—
as We have Iiiiitedwii shabby manner
ltt “liit‘ll li\ seek lll‘l‘lIl‘ll relief. Indi-
viduals. of course. li:i\'e always the
right to decide With whom they will
trade. But for llioiiito seek to induce
their ft'lliltY-t‘ltb'v-Ils to Jointlieni iii a
concerted plan against the well~being
of third lll‘r:~nlls'. some things about
whom they do not luippeii to like. l>
both llll\\:ll‘l‘i|lllill|lt‘ :iiol despicable.
This purports to be. :iiid ought to be.
it free country. one in which any lllllll
Iiiiiy profess xiii) religiiiis or pol'tii‘ul
faith. and further the saun- by :.ll
lawful methods :il\\‘;i\'~ of i‘ourw. pro
'lill‘lgh‘ commit iio i‘ll:‘li~i‘ :iguiiu! Illl'
Iiibli \vellure iii so doing» “illioiit
\Il'lr mom to bis M'x‘lllor biisiin'v. It ix
:lgulzist tlie spizil of will institutions lot
.i iiiziti wanting “oil; dam.- to reliiu‘ to
liiieduy idl-oieh booinw tlny only be
of n ii-ligioih or political l.iilli \villi
\\ liicli he does not ~_\’iiip:itlii/ ‘. So l mg
:is they “oil. \\t‘ll. \\li:it on between
employer :lllll etiipl-xynl I>lllt‘ll' faith to
him? The common glued demands tul
t‘l‘illlilll and i‘lizirity :iiol llt‘l'lllllllt‘n\ one
to otlieis. and to»! mutual ellnpll‘lilll iiiul
i‘oiispltm'y. to compel
jealous ' :itiil
. (0 think its \\ o \I\‘ on p.iiii of lio—
Ill): ‘lu-ycotted‘ ll is :o “built as \lt'dl-
lllx.
ll l“ ili'lllvlltNV llii ,znl.
our Irish and other ll’li‘li'lr.
llltll III\‘\ Il:|\l‘ l:ei- ilv
.‘Ixiiiu- lllli' dc.)
\ylio in: m
p‘i‘m ‘- :i for
lliilli‘lt‘tl tor slillltlt'l‘ oi:
\llllil‘llllllg. us did llm Illl‘
eon-pun” --l‘
lulu» old. i. .l
bi~ inliigrtqwti. H l‘ -t to pill 'l‘. . m in
Lilli li\i l‘t‘ \lill‘l“ lu‘i-ln i. .ilnl suits '-
ipiiiitly doinuiri‘ul, to lll‘l \l. ilicit lu-
bud no legal llglll lll‘l\ 'o l‘.!t‘Ili l‘t‘ \\ ill.
the bones! in liisti} .l :i it‘iivltY tux»
hurt.
lint illi‘ pi‘~.i' “ion; of l- )i‘ *lll‘lL;
c 'll>l$l~ III that it i~ :i \«ll n.;.iiii_~i inni-
:ility and i‘eligioil. It s it. :i;:i:ii.~t m -r
:tlily in tlizit it so. ks to It‘lt‘l‘ the \‘oi'.
Sl‘lt‘llt‘l‘ by Illl‘I'l‘:‘II.l!"\' motives. ll sills
against religion lll tlizit it \‘llll;ll.‘~d tro-
spirit of Him who inzihctli Ilis sun to
rise on the evil and the good. and seiideili
rain on the Jll‘ll and the unjust. It
subverts. from the very foundations.
that fundamental rule of l‘hristinn NT-
iety. that. so lougas n mun behaves llllll~
self. he has ii right to pursue his law t'til
vocation. not only without willful liind~
move. but with :is much of reasonable
help from his iii-iglibors and f~-llow~cili-
lens as they on their part may need :itid
desire from him.
'l‘tikeJt all in all. it is ii prrnieiolis :iiid
pestile'nt exotic. And the sooner it
sent back to Ireland. or sunk in the sell
that eligii'iis that unhappy island. the
better it will be for our t‘l\‘lll.’.1|llltll.
our morals. and our religion.
Ii
There is no one iirliclc in the line of
medicines Illill gives so large ll'l’t‘llll‘ll
for the money as it good porous strength-
ening plaster. such as t‘arter's Stuart
“'eed and Belladonna liackliclie I'lais-
lets.
.\ tin-ill Discovery.
Mr. \Vlii. Thomas. of Newton. I:i..
says: “My Wife has been seriously :ill'ect~
ed “llll acougli for twenty-live years.
and this spring more severely than e\ei‘
before. She had used many remedies
without. relief. and being urged totry
Dr. King's New Discovery. did so. with
most gratifying results. The first bottle
relieved her very Illllt‘ll. and the second
bottle has absoultitely cured her. She
has not. had so good health for thirty
years." Trial bottles free at lien. ll.
l’laisted‘s Drug Store Norwalk and So.
Norwalk. Large size $1.00.
Very Iteuiitrkitble I:l‘l‘\b\'|‘l‘.\. .
.\Ir. (ieo. \'. \\'illin}_'. of Manchester.
Mil-IL. writes: “My wife has been almost
helpless for five years. so helpless that
she could not turn over in bed alone.
She used two bottles of Electric Bitters.
and is so much improved. that she is
able now to do her own \vork." Electric
Bitters will do all that is claimed for
them. Hundreds of testimonials attest
their great curative pmvers. ()iily fifty
Cents a bottle at lieu. ll. l‘laisted‘s. Nor-
walk and South Norwalk.
__—-———-
SPEC] .\ a. NOTIFY... .
Buckle-It‘s Arnlcn Salve.
The best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, Teller. Uliapped. Hands,
Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin Eruptions.
and boeitively cures Piles. or no pay re-
quired. It is guaranteed to nice perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by Geo. Ii.
Plaisted. Norwalk and South Norwalk.
___——————
llnle‘a Honey the swat (‘oiuzh ciirc. 2'1“!“- 31.
Glenn‘sueruian Soap heals and li‘flllllfitwfjlflc
German (‘orn Benton-r kills torus. Bunions,
‘Il‘llll‘a flair and Whisker (lye‘liiack &
Brown. 50c.
Pike‘s Toothache “to
Dean‘- ltbenmatie Pl la are a sure
A Card.
To all who are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness. early decay. loss of manhood.
ac. I will send a recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy wan discovered by a missionary
in South America. Send a self-address-
ed envelope to the ,
Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN,
$7 1 y. Station D. New York City.
cure. in 1 Minute: so
l‘lll't'.25(‘
hon-on- Dchilltntod non
Yon are allowed a free trial of thirty
da
lll'llll) all public Ills. oil: lllnl {id-ms Ins.
603
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go" on, in l a. ', \ i. . w . \\.
llui'“; l‘r m .\ .
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l‘ot'ht-ir‘rl~ \\ {~- ' '
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'l‘lle Ilunc ol‘ the Sultan.
t‘l “hit, am“ :u ilit.>‘«~:»::wi“ l" ml.‘ ~- ' |\\"\
'l'.il \.Il| .»~- \\'. ,~ Ili . " lj-v . .t.
(‘illitrt‘lt of the llliiddcr. 1
i_'n;t. r: ‘ Ham ll?ll:tll‘.:l’ on. '. I. .: | \ :il
l 1_\i‘l'llii>.i'~l.;lt'l‘~ ‘liii $1.
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"\\'iltt‘r-IIII:~. "uiit‘ill‘n."
i'o-i-li on Il_i'-' '
Aiit~
lltpnil to ilie llesi lliiiid-Seued.
COAL!
COAU
COAL!
.——QQ>_.__
Lehigh,
Quin “i-:.i ii.‘ ..,. t‘~r-’..~
Scranton.
Cross-Creek.
Franklin
and Lackawanna.
coo—”~—
Delivered FREE
FROM DUST.
Raymund Butlers
I will Pllll lllll Hldesl Bail
Price For
Rags. Bones, Bottles Iron
and Metals.
Parties moving can sell lbr- cool; tic
sendini'z [ii-stat card ‘
\\'. I’ODIORE.
iCl"rIl Ntlll\\':\l.li
SSPgrlloz.
noctwnnn's
IISTAI'I’AIEOIIS
Cabinet Portraits
Halal, Bailey ll Bu.
Manufacturers of and Dcalem in
Lumber, ‘
Timber,
Shingles, *
Lath,
Dooxfis. Moldings. Sash.
Blinds. Pickets. Win-
dow Frames.
Etc.
Hard Wood Work,
Hard Wood l‘eiliiig and
Flooriiin.
\' en eereil
MARSH A I. 5’11. Stil‘Tll Ntlll\\‘Al.K
o.-
0‘.
BALDWN APPLES,
“$1.50 per lilil.
In x I III. unto.“ it I‘ll" Iil'
“’itsltliigttui M reel Bridge.
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GRISWDLD‘S ANTI-ZYMUTIC
PASTI LLES
lll3\ll.\
CULDS. CATARRH, THROAI
i‘.\l.\\li\
;'\ \Iu. 1i lll l._ 'i lll‘l I'\l ‘K‘ “I“
re. ,. .. .. ».i ..
l l.li.‘\..t i..‘a.*...~ ..o‘
»~.i“‘ in V ..:l
“—rna cfi‘é‘fi
lllllflllllllll llfll ll
llflfilfil
and stand :it the head of the
list for
Sllll‘lillll'l‘l'.
llldlABlLlfl‘Y,
EFFlt‘l ENC Y,
Are sell l‘li‘tllilllg. easily llltll.lh:td’. and five from
tlll~I and smoke. m iid for em uhii~
CROCKERY
IN ALI. I’I‘S VARIE‘I‘IES.
Bohemian. French and
Ami-rein.“ Glass “‘nre.
Aim a large shut. of the l't'r-l Luz! Jot-lit the
lll‘lfkt'l. of the late-t i'ispimeuirrt \\'e are the
oiliy zicrnth: loam. for ihv .-.ill of 'lll'lll
\‘l‘ootl. 'l‘in. Iron, Ilol-
low \\'are.
Agate, Iron and Enameled
Ware.
Siel li'oii- :ii-d Kitclo-ii l~‘tirtii<liiii;.'.r goods
of all kinds. Lamps and Parlor 0r-
llliilir lll~. lluiiges :iliil Uil .‘lltin-x
“(UV ll\5\ l‘\l\l‘ I‘i’ 13-th \\‘.lli k.
l‘- “.4!” ~.. . ., 1 .~ _\'ir\l l‘. burial
~- ll\ lii‘ill I\il :-.i...?iir~
.* .. it: . l "7:11 \l-' ’ i Now is
p..‘ I
F.ll.llisll lllllu.
$3-00
SHOES
0.9
J. F. HILL (It 00..
I' I‘ll! I’I-ZI‘TIJ‘ Sfllltl'l‘ll
I N N I‘llkfit )I AI‘ZS.
(.5 II. ll'.\ l'l‘UIS.
GENERAL CATERER.
In .Vl \l\ El. 50. Still“ .\I.It.
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(‘. II. I)‘.\ II'I‘(|I§..
Nl‘llllll'h‘ lll’lt‘llll!
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Rheumatic Pills!
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'I‘Imii~ :I -l~ 'i ~".’\'
HILL’S Piué ”o‘-
I'” 3‘5
:"ll’l' for ‘lil km ‘s ..g
' > ‘ln w f.li".\ . ' For
um \ \i-i‘tulux- - iv} ME” t
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‘lll.l l’iopi Illr IV)”:
B.SHllllllGEll&lJll
llnra‘:l:ii‘x:ii i"~ of
Puxos ANI) otttitxs‘
Groom? Stair \gcilts for the \lorld n-iioiviicd
WEBER,
Emersunlllleelonk
Plains.
Spinal inducements otl‘cred for
HOLIDAYS.
For cash or on easy monthly tuiyl‘ncnts.
J. W. STUDWELL.
MANAGER.
.\'. B. A few second hand 0'an will be sold at
a great baryon to Stun room.
msncunnrsmm
to double
their profits by introducing a line of new solids. in-
Ill“)\‘ll>€ilil9‘ to all mmiiis‘aill address for full par-
...»mm. iinAin‘ii noon ("‘MI'ASY. Sn 1‘: m-
Avenuc New York 713 lv
PlANOS—ORGANS
The demand for the improved .Vaso! & HAIL]!
Pianos Is now So large that :i sceniid addition to the
iaviory bu become irn tire. Do not require one-
quirterns much tuning n! Pianos on the prevailing
unfit-pm system. Consult Catalogue. the.
It" S‘yles of (hm “is, :23 to $390.. For Cash. Easy
Payments. or Rented.
Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano 60.,
__§_E“‘ “1w msW-ngllll‘éljil __
CLAB I-LRIONT
CL}. it Luau-’1‘
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WARRANTED.
THE BEST
‘ Fish.
Fruits.
Vegetables.
Hunt &‘ Zelufi’s.
Oranges.
Balloons. ‘
Grapes. '
Apples.
Lowest Prices.
Escallops.
Oysters.
Clams.
Pickled Oysters a specially.
Fresh and Good.
Prompt
Delivery.
Polite
Attention.
At on:- Market.
\"llt‘llth’l‘ you want anything to be
got at a complete market give us a call.
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The Bell 111 The Wllllll.
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HAMS,
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Look laircltilly for the Brand.
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Ship Cluutdlors.
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IRIDGEPORT
— uzisoii .\\t- li:i\ claim-1) li.\’l'\‘8‘ltl our stock of
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NOVA SGOTIA
II.iiid Kill! “'oon ii iiot ds and
Im o'rtedEnfl"”‘~
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(Iiiriiseys, Jumpers 5; Reefers.
Sturiu (‘ups‘ Oil Clothes. Su'\\‘e.~ter~'.
Illlttens. Siocklngs. Gloves,
'l‘lppct-.
Rubber Gloves. .‘lilteus for t) ester-
men.
The above goods :ireinyalnahle for SEAMEN.
DRI\'ERS.R-\II.RUAD MEN and all others haviii:
out door employiiietii. They will doubly outwear
Machine Knit Hoods and are “:irrnmed >i't‘i-Ild to
node made. “'etire the onlv diver: importers in
the State. We iiI~o keep rwryihzii: known in
SHIP CHANDLERS and
PAINTERS‘ SUPPLIES.
()yster Scoops.
Aoasrs ‘VANTEID run urn Ciuiznixu lions.“
“SOME NOTED l’lll.\(,‘ ~23. Al'Tlllllth
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Ahll s’l‘A'l thI-m (“P (H R 11. la."
y -to our «st \\f'lIt'l"‘—l'attli|"\ arrar. .as 1‘.
Fields. Jas l‘arron. llicken‘s daughter. and others.
liver tin tine portraits and engriviiigs “The book is
limiting over wztli choice and rare things.“——X‘ Y .
observer. Intelligent young int-ti and ladies can have
tn-rmeiit enipioyiiient. A few gem-ml agents wanted
TIlE HENRY BILL PCB. (‘0. NORWICH. (‘T
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PLAID SHAWL GIVEN AWAY!
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Ska-:5. lbclehascotne into out n c
centsfot l...
Par-nail
_ ton-cs.
miscellany.
modules:
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,orue-d'lsgud shawls
ands not: 10'
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folio-ring manner: Send in :5
prion to
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Sentinel 0 ’
Posters.
CB.
Hangers.
Dodgers.
Snipes.
Circulars.
Letterheads.
Notcheads.
Billheads.
4’
Statements.
Drafts.
Notes.
Checks.
Cards.
Pamphlets.
Books.
By-Laws.
Receipts.
Labels.
Checks,
Orders.
Catalogues,
Envelopes.
Handbills.
Etc..Etc.
Printed in the best manner.
———ORDERS FOR—
PRINTING OF ALL KINDS
promptly atterded to.
‘ Wedding Stationery
Furnished in the Late-t Si) Ies
In fact everything pertaining
to a first—class printing oflice
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GREAT i}. .ll l ‘l‘lllN IN
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nil t loxli ‘31 total “
Hugs. Mails. Linoleum Lon prim-s.
\" I .\ IN)“ fill ADI‘IS‘
(told Band and Dado shades. from 35 rts each
Holland .‘lindt‘e. o uh fringe on Ilarishonice spmag
l'nlun-n 75 Cts.
l‘orrierv, heavy .Itid lace curtain‘ in great variety.
\‘onm e pom, \I ’III Ilr‘hs Kings Ends of Brackets
1'“ (‘t-I,
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Emboswd Gold \Vaii Paper ‘40 c. to 31.“) double
nil.
“ :‘s‘ to 75 r. double oIl
\\'liiti lllaixhs in c. '~ ..
Also; .nrge au-u'n . :.t of tine iiiipurtr’. and do-
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0-,.» Lou»! irzci— ivir knouii for l‘nrlora
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Lilith.“ " iwll
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No one no. shall. undersil“.
all the .
‘ id decorated on the.
up. carpets law‘,
at oi. by t‘ '» ~
3" PAN l‘1~\| 1'
Rooms showi‘. f:
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“‘IDGEPORT, CONS.
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DR. DO‘VSH‘S DENTAL PIR-
I.(DR§. II B‘Rl‘l.Ay STREET,
SE“ ‘VIIRK. 5' doors from Astor
House : 1 door from St. Peter‘s l'liurcli.
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