'l‘lIE * SEXTIXEL.
fluf’l‘fl Null\\'._\|.K. “Aunt. ll.1837‘.7
397w Allvovttnouielirs.
A lil‘fl‘~l‘rs to liisllrl .‘l challx tum: (llr . .1
‘lll‘l' ll:.‘lll \\'.x «luv lino“
’ l' ill. kl r‘~
l! ‘ll limbs
. l : 1
.lpy illl
.\itllll:rlt of ‘|)\‘I‘l~ I \lllli‘lrll in lull-pr
tor “ill'rll riilliill; “.in'll .‘ltll. IRS:
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l'. '. ll ‘-.‘;
‘l\' '1: rill l: l. ll.“ ~=ll l-j til r\\‘.’l\ .:l .;
toil. ll. l',
\\, \V, l‘ ‘llisilll'll his rl-iiiiilwl llz'lll
;~ll-'.r:s'_:lii :lilll'l;l‘
till this" in“... '
ill~'i ll-sl‘ ll;ll l: ’llll‘ l\‘.
~ .\' l\li ls spwillilza: :l flw
whittl. N. \-
l; up i, .- ,\’.r\\ ll l‘v i; spl‘lll Slim-
«is! All:
4“. l .& \. .\l . “ill work
’li l‘ll "l.l)' l \’l‘llll‘:_:
l
Miss Mariam Dreyfuss. is spending
,3 few days in New Haven,
lir. Srdgwick has been in town during
l‘ls‘flulst Week and l‘iilll-ll on illllny of his
fl'll‘ll ls. . _
"4:...“ Po: . l‘Jc :l‘ pound. at F.
llxlyes‘ lllllrkel'. M>lill Stroll
The 'l‘lvillgllt Social club will lloll :l
ll‘lll' in lilckwood‘s Hall on tho evening
of .\| ril lilih.
Si. ll hills l.<l.l;;l*. l“. S" .\. .‘l.l‘l\llli‘rl‘l'tl
the thlid degree on ;l llliiillwr of c llllll-
ll:ltl‘s l:\.~l evening. ‘
R. .l. l'utllill iv l;‘.~ m: the cellar till):
{or it new holise’u ll . E‘l‘llk; strll-t which
is to lae l‘lllll by E. lloliloin
ll‘lvuiollll‘lt’os. of “it“ city have lllt‘
l'- ll'l:..\'l for piililtl; ill the sull‘ and
\‘llllll‘ hr the new .\l.lsl-llll‘ building.
‘l’ilv Nuruulk \\‘hl~ll l-llib ll1ls l’lK‘K‘ztd
\‘lll‘l‘vl's tor the l-llsllilig \ealr as follows:
\\'slll_llll ‘l‘. Ullllsteull. [ll‘t‘sllll‘llll t‘ilurles
\lull :. \ ‘l‘r‘1lrr‘alilt‘llll l-I lwalrll M. Jack»
s- ‘ll l u}: Uhver ll. ll.l\‘l{.\‘:‘ll, trous-
7l -.l
4' all kinds :lt ll-siusoil‘s lll:llkl«t.
\l . l‘l\'l~‘ ll tll‘ll l‘ll Sunday in ‘Tl‘.
it; \\ .. l'lkl'll lpllte sli'k. but her many
ll. u ill be gl‘ill lo lt‘lli‘ll that during
llt’ ills: wot-k her ollldllioo hrls llll-
in \wl llilllcr the skillful trlztilnllmt of
l1 . llllt'.lt'\\l‘k.
“4..“ Sturges & l‘ lolldgo have all
"l lit llll‘ llpl-ril lllyisl‘ lo nigh?
“limb .ll._;lit tli lll’.i\\‘ ll \‘l‘l‘\\llv‘ll llHllsl‘.
plzlcv :ii the l‘l=\llllll;.: lillporllini of )l.
l‘l\l~y/"lllt‘ \\lel\ li.i\t‘ llt‘l‘n tasteful!
p-lll-rl lullll llll' .‘lllll‘ prism ix :l llll‘iil
l
ri-ll :'.. it ~‘,: l.“l|l s f :r i’wrlsliill: l‘Jl‘ :i
l ". at l, ll.l\z .‘ Ill triul. .\l.l!ll 5!.
l“ - l .31 -
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lill \
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ll J: l ‘l ll v‘ll -‘ :l l'li ll‘llmlii‘: 1
f l‘.'_ i l I ‘ ll
.‘l‘lllllhl lilil! "e i' \\s fz‘nm <mllll‘.»
l l \ ~‘t l \\.. ll: r~' limb." lil
.\l u .ljl |\l : ll“: i’
\l-. l~w;:;\ ~— limwughlhis l-i'v
llvl \:l! in." on llt‘r \\:l)' ff-‘lll‘
_.l. ..
.‘;\,'\\" .l \ lllll‘lil' llivt‘s‘.
72.: ‘ l_\ llls
“Ml lilis \\‘i'il\.
l‘t t ll l‘l'll'
.l .E'- l\‘;.llltl l'll ltlsllisl \‘i*!“
l
l
l'l.t . irziiil'e. llis spring l‘ih‘lllllgj trade is l .!.l\!:lllll}' iilcrwsén: rind lhl-
\\ ill] ill)“ lilkt‘ pizll‘l- .llniil i ll‘ lllst 3 sl‘:lil‘lt\' l-l l-l stlgts Dill“ tl‘wlllulll‘ tiiitl‘lul
of .\;l vii :l t‘ itllz-i‘ ‘lll‘.l :.lll\\\‘:i:il‘-‘.
l' .llstl ll s: l.‘ lll-l ll‘s \Clis'ill'llliin u.‘ Tull?» [llril lvl guilty tl lllr‘
l‘.. _ ; llllia.kl-ll:l ss ln'll=l':‘ .‘ilillglv
ll... \ ”4; ll .1 .v.‘ in“. llzu‘ldllrx- . : huh-p. ill‘s‘ llllll’llll‘ . Till: is
“l l' i “1 willli‘nwl lult l. ~tllrll~~ :ll l l . ; .-. ‘ - {hill}: l l" l-‘l‘v
., .. T,“ H. kw.» .‘H g f”. m i’lt 3.: out will durum lie-122s \\ l. oi It.“ llill‘l ll»
worl. lll’sl l‘l ass \\ llll lll“ itssls- l-ll;l‘.ll‘ll r" l!) V \itld. ."‘
lllll“ ' l l ,\l-- plan: ll w sit-ps3“ “"3" ‘ ‘1 ll ll.» l“ :illl l l v \ti'ltl‘
l"l‘ lil~l.l ill-ll luls lul :l malle .ltl llollwrf
l ‘ illr t» \1 l‘.
on .\l . “ls n! l‘ll‘llll'llV plaid
gll.lli_.’ 'l‘l :7 ‘1\ \l“1‘.l\\illl.
l' i‘ ‘. ~ 5 li lelzl‘; :il‘ lll}~
fliniw
.~ urinal l‘
_:!
v'llllll
lll :_: \l. \il‘v.
Zinc" ~~ . v, l‘.:ir u
-l T» ‘lll'l! : impl .\ :l.ltlt~ burl- lfl-rsl lli‘:ll~‘ ..
.. - 4’ ll: l.l~ ! .rnlll tlvjplll«l~.lllll-il..l \\t‘il LlwlllYl,“
l-l J. 2i: 'l-i-llil '\ t» ll salml, li‘ t. illt' l\\\lli‘l_\‘ ll llli‘ ltlililllli
l y 3-, it... .241 . . 3.3 :i: ll 3., H ‘ l. «ll: \ .rl. .llltllcwsv ll l\' in. x "l
,l .-. i‘ .. l: .- just :‘ll - ‘hl. .13 \ I “m . .\\.l..s: All la“: 1-. UV l‘ \" r..l “All.
i: \ iitl: N -I"l\.ll‘l; ll: l‘l :‘iv‘
ll ,. 'ltv- l'w lo:lr~:'l.: .. \tlll:1‘\\ l’x‘Klll‘
“ll: 'l illl pill iil' wn} mill ‘llrl"| lily
lllt‘l :l~=.rl~ ul ll‘ll 1:22; t» at :l rlllllrl‘.
\l:lll‘.
l
l\l‘ llll-l
~‘llllll‘ll. \\:2l\
llr\l \‘llmlly‘
ssitm‘l‘l‘oili the l.llt‘ olt
l‘r». .\ \\ lt’il \ 3' ”As l‘llv. p-hz. l'
\Viil m bunch-gull mnl
spvli. u: ml \‘lilll.’l‘.
ill 1‘9”: ml “l.
l‘w. l 2.. i.
"‘ll t\e' )l‘ll lllrll the in:- sample Ll
1" lull'wr this A is lllr' Iallt’vl‘dlt :lsluul by
l! i- lo (" l‘wlllstol'k lll thlir Hletrll‘l"
lll"l‘ll. .\ . ‘l sulvst lrltul food it ls lllé-{llly :
vlllfllt’l‘dl ~l.
l‘lu‘ rimsi
l‘llllls :.l l‘. l':
'l‘nl- slipper lull for in tho luisl-iill-ilt i
of th-- Mv-til {list l“ rl“i oil ll‘lll‘uilJV :inll
\\t’lllll ~ll.i_\ l~\. lll s will prolrllllv be it:
\t r5" pl: (i\‘.tlil :lll ill'. The tli‘l‘il‘l: :il'l' ‘
fl l' llir‘ l'l lll’ll! l'f llil Sllllllu)‘ rl‘lll'ltl.
'\\t‘.lllll'r pi-~\ls pll :lsliill ir- inor-
roll hit it 1 llllllll‘l‘r of S 'lllll Xl‘r\\‘ulk
pm ; 9-» \\l'l .1» to XMV \3 rk qln.l \\‘lilll'~.~‘
‘T'l:~ lililluni l‘lrwlls pil’mlc whil‘li for
utlilvll or will i xl‘m-ll :lll preril us Hill‘s.
l
l
lll'
qul‘ll llsll lllt'
ll‘ rill-wk“.
lllilllll‘i :ll-
.\l lllt‘l!1l\ft‘l .- s.lle of llll‘(‘l‘H'P-‘rilllvt‘
ll ll til _ .S l on Sillirlluv l;l~l. the
lrllllyllllg \\..~ l‘lITl‘l l-ll ’llv Theodore S.
lcl“ till s. and the ‘. ‘-‘l‘.\\k‘.. wl i‘cllisplls-
rel l-f in llllle rl‘lll lllil'1lll.ilfillll‘i‘f< ill town.
The :lnillul \w'lv l‘ lilllli of' the Grand
l‘.\:llill‘lii lily. K. 'l'.. “I“ in lll‘lll iii this
ll=\\l‘. till ‘l‘lilsllai‘. l‘i'll‘gultfi from all
{Hits of the stall» will he pl‘l'sl-iit and
tln-_\~ “lll but llll'l’lilall- ll lvy l‘llntoncoiu~
um lll ry
_\ lll ll-qllifi‘i of N “.llidfiilll' .l. Illul- of
\\'.ltl-tl-ilrl , \‘isltr «l itir lllllllil'l\ l. lllge
on M ‘llll:l.\' i‘\l‘l‘llll" {till workml llll-lirst
llllkl .s- l‘l-pll degire. _\ collation was
sl-lx-lll :lllll llll- \‘lt-ll-lfa‘ hit for home oil
in lite tiuiii.
""l‘JlH‘r ll ll‘:lilg and
1'. l krr. Til Mum ”Still-t,
George \V. ill-ll l-f tllls_ city. is :1“.ij-
i-lll'nilt for the [i-ls‘l'lflll of the successor
in the Sill-ll l'ish l' lillmissioli iii czise
llml l‘ *lllllllsliln is abolished. Mr. llell
is f.lllllll.lr with the oyster business. but
lll- has rm llllt‘rl'~l in it.
\Villium ll. Russell and wife sailed
-il lull zlnd England, Thursday. t‘ll
ll‘l‘ Stut- l.lllt“.‘lt‘filllt‘r State of Pennsyl-
vania for lililslzow, and t-xpel‘t to be ab-
5 ‘lll lllmllt two months. They were
bitukt'll by li’rulianl & (Xi.
t‘olllnlumler Tllintor. of the t‘orlnecii~
cut drpnrtmeilt. (i. A. it. has appointed
(irwlfii‘ \\'. Kl-eler. ,.f Bridgeport. ll M.
llilrt'l y. of Norwich. :mv ll‘ ‘V. E lward
Anderson, llf .\'orw ilk. members lLf the
committee 6n Fitch‘s home for soldiers.
——.\'l w Corned Pork 9c ll pound at F.
lluyes‘ market. Main Street.
(in and after March 10 the New York.
New Haven and Hartford railroad conr
puny. the New York. Providence and
Boston company and the Boston and
Prl-Villerlce railroad (‘utnpuny will adopt
the photographic puss for the use of
pl hilll clerks. ‘3"
A new feature VAR added to the ser-
vices at the jubilee held at the Salvation
Army barracks on anduy evening. that
of dedicating a baby to the work of the
army. Uri Saturday evening. under thc
new rules all the soldiers will have to be
sworn into the service. '
Governor Lnuiishury sent to the senate
Saturday morning the names of Henry
R. “'ool-ter of Saybrook to be hard; com~
lllliiSlOnPr for four years from July 1 and
-S‘*lmt.lt‘l M. llotchkiss of Hartford to he
commissioner of the bureau of labor- sta-
tistics for the same length of term.
—-Hay and Straw at Roymond Bros.
There was a large attendance at the
annual meeling of Old “'ell Hook &
'LadderP-o. on Monday evening. The
sense of the meeting was inJavor of the
fe-(‘lectlou of the old board of officers
but declining seemed t'i he the order of
the evening. and at 11 o‘clock they had
cut elected Foreman Fred L. Byxbee
on lat Assistant Homer Bucknam.
The meeting then ad‘uurned sine dieand
the old baud '1“ ho d over for "lather
\‘llll‘iiiilning.
'pltl ll ‘3.
.‘ :lilll hastily \\‘\'lll
. coilll ignition \vzi-slinlloullll lll)‘ :n‘cttrll
‘ us l'll‘ drillighls had been ll-ll open.
:ls lisilul only l'lw in st ml in. its.
» the lllllv il l')\' l.tl\ l‘
le‘wn l‘ ll.l\i"
.ll:~ llisl wll l. soliil- int;x it
pip i itllll llll ll.» .1 work 1:.».~'
l: Would l‘l‘ irlill in find lll ill“
l\.'..lll.l .E
fiwlll l-.l.i;.:l‘pllrt. tlizll lll!‘ ‘lfir ills of ti .
ll.‘ll\ltl ‘llll‘ :lilll l)_llllllll‘_\‘ & .\".\rwlllk ll. :
1:. :lil S.‘i‘.li‘lilllg for a cool slll‘slllll'ldl
uni les’. stenillbout. to l‘lfll‘v' on the New
York route. from \\‘lisvil‘s l',l;nl April l.
i‘lli that tho sumo l‘oiiipilily will have
lill‘ill. if they cannot buy. two propel
ll‘rs. for freight. on lhcsalilie i‘olilo.~~ll‘.l~
‘lll‘.
_\l«l~l:i ‘31 o‘clock ust Siturduy night :l
liny \\ hllo passing liltil‘ller‘s rl'\l iiirulll
llisclwl‘rcd that the slow was red hot
to Mr. l-Xlnchl‘r‘s Twat»
dl lll‘l‘ and inf-ruled hill) of the fact. A
Tlll‘
boy \\‘::s‘ awarded at large lpi.ii;tit_\' of
candy for his trouble.
Monday afternoon and evening :l lzlrge
illlllllwr of Mr. and Mrs. J lhn 'l‘litile‘s
sllry of their illilrrlage. 'l'lll‘ Ul‘.‘;l.‘lllll
was a pleasant- one zlsnli Sk‘l‘flh‘il t l t‘lll"l‘
into the festivttes of the div. .\ l‘lillilr
lll‘ll\\\‘llS sl-rvl-ll :llttl the l‘wupl.‘ l't’t‘i'th‘il
Sullllrllul‘l‘lll presents.
Miss lint Fay wlll known to iiilllly
people 71!)” this city who will remember
having paid twenty-lire cents to \\‘llt)l'ss
some st lle cabinet tricks. appeared bcv
fore 3.00:1 people in l‘hil‘ugo lzlsl Sun in)?
night. tic-fore the perforllnncl- closed :l
crowd ilishell upon the stage and t we in
pieces l \‘cl‘ylhiilg lhl~y could get their
hands oil.. The receipts of the on up;
\Vrl‘t‘ $?.illlll. ‘2
—~—Twelve pounds of L'ird $l.llO
llliyrs‘ M:lrkl-t Main Street.
l‘rof. \val‘ft'lli r.’ the horse trzlinor.
t‘flllt‘l: his lancer lls propriet \r of the Old
\\'l~ll restaurant on \Vllshiuglon strel t on
Monday. and l1‘xllt‘!l\’ slipped out of
toll ll. lrllvlii; :l Lu‘gl' number of friends
to llll‘llfll his 1 ss. Letters bull [in ll re-
ceived ill town as to the character of his
lliisliil-ss transactions elsewhere. but ill
the (nice of all the evidence he succeeded
in forcing his way into llll‘l‘:*llll:‘lr‘lll‘k‘ of
a great many of our t‘lliZ—‘lis. It is
rumored that he has gone to Omaha.
til. I“.
The till-cl “'ell (‘1'; lr l‘auipany llrls lzite‘
ly got out sevenrl ovw brands of Cigars
\\‘llll‘ll tirl- \r'l'_\' twpul lr. “The (% lilder
l‘lulv." followed the lil'lllt‘l‘ (‘luh bill,
:ltldis a line l-zgur. . llollll-r brulldi’is a
small cigarcuilell “By the \\'a_v." I:.is
made of’the b~>t stock Jill! owing to its
small SlZ.‘ is retuiled forfi cents or a box
of to for $1.00. Bull these brands~ are.
selling rapidly, and promise I.) llpizll ill
sale the famous “Old \Vell Clubs.“
“Henry t‘lays..“and “C. S. Ponies" of
this tiriu‘s manufacture.
Two men while under .the influrnce
of liquor. went to Brown‘s bat factory
on Tuesday afternoon and represented to
those they met that their mission was
to clear out the establishment. They
"commenced in the finishing room.
but were hastily ejected. Meeting the
proprietor in his office they informed
him that they were going to give him a
whipping. but in quicker time than it
took them to say it. they were thrown
into the yard with a few bruis’es‘on
them that they-will probably feel for
some time. ' , "
The locomotive engineers of the Con-
solidated road'gavc a dinner to ex~Siiper~
intendent Stevenson at Bridgeport Sat-
urday evening and presented him with
a solid silver tea set. The case is Ellg<
lish oak bound in silver tra .. On the
lid is engraved: “To \V. . Stevenson.
from his friends. the engineers." . Inside
are trays containing solid silver spoons.
forks and knives for tea service. and in
drawers underneath is a solid dinner ser.
vice. The testlménial was furnished by
the Whiting Manufacturing Company,
Union Square, New York, and cost $500.
After: number of speeches by several of
l l‘ rumix is l illllll‘ll the “l‘wll successful cant-stints for the Prizes.
l‘l.l :l'. Hunt is o\l-rll.l\\“lilg \\‘l|ll silllzl~ but :ih‘ :‘nslirell lll.ll .l plc mint l‘rl‘tlialg
all s int? \\ ll‘i surely unlo- _\‘lru laugh. .“‘ ls sp.-: 1.
, ‘.\l.~‘. llr. Armand. tlll‘ l‘ldil‘Vliytiti' l‘lmk lilirritt is ll2l\‘2ll-_: llllli! lit Rich-
“til i. ill illl at the .‘lllllin‘lit‘lllll lll‘l’ l, _ stills .\' “owl's shipyard :l 5:09p \\‘lllt‘l‘.
marl. \‘l-lln 'rllJY. \Vllf'll she \Vill pnsi» ‘ tot all-Hut \\"lli probably bunt :tll)'llllll: in
ll\'%’l\‘ lt we. l‘.l:l lwl‘.lrlsilltl.i on all liz-m-i w.lt ‘Is what l'liilllill'li‘\!. lll-r
in 11:. . ‘l‘onlls, total 5 Xi‘- wants tn$l.<»t‘; model is firstw'lu“ an i ~.:rl-:ll lllll..:“ will
..’ lelzu u .Q‘. ll’ll‘ .lv' lX‘lN‘l‘ll‘ll \‘l- ill :1
.\ t: ‘l lssu vs lltl“ litl=l :l l'tise of; _'1‘§ll~ \Yutl‘r t‘ mlillisslotlr-rs ll\Y S liiir
llill- \\ l2..' silll‘ . llt l"l't'\l l.‘lli-ll\i's l'l~ I dig plum-ll ;l lie-ti r in lllll“i.‘ll N lllr.
mlr s', .lli‘ tilllhp >~l‘-l ol :l large lilirih‘r ll. :\ t.ll' wr_\'. 'l‘lll‘ tilt‘:‘l\lll“ will be
llv r at to ill. 'l‘lll- only lllli;:: t \ lie “one 3 ll‘tlii‘ll l . lil ii‘l»\\'. :ll..l ll “Ell lu‘ :l-cl-tx
llwl‘l‘ll .t is llliw llt' th‘l :lll‘oill to sell , laurel \\ll‘ll tllo ::\lgr:l-..:l‘> iis1 Hi \\;llllr
llll‘.ll such a liaisoilzlble price. lslzoz‘ld lw lll :l 3.l:;l‘ ll ll tzll‘ll p.
.\ tr lllslHrlllat‘l ll sl‘l no has llllil‘ll ‘l‘tm p' .- . til liill.‘ ls :l h lrvl‘s: s ~:‘ um,
.zlrl~ p-illli
biz-fill; \. liq-.l ls t-l rl-lilwll- his lttrilib "‘ tr“. Illil‘ldl‘ll l ‘11: .»
li.l~l.‘.l .. ll llm Vll‘ml stl lt‘ il-\t to 3 {‘1‘ "‘ “ i‘ i" "‘ ’
lions if» illlr'lot 5‘1““lllllv‘Ilill'lr‘LL!’s'\'! ‘ ‘ " H “ “d“? "3“) ‘ 1‘"
“all. His itll‘rlwlsillg llll>lllt ss li.l>l"«‘lllr;
p -Lll ll lillll to sol'nrx- l-li‘gl-r g'i lrlwis. (llllll of p .,
ill 2; -\\' stole he will selll- to llls'
fl‘lt’llllfil‘lt‘l :ltllleirlloille in \Vlst Nor arm of the new .‘iltlt‘llllllll‘lll which
walk. it being the t\\'l-iil_\'»litlh illlll|\'\‘l'< w.“ l..-’..fi.lr...l, ls 2.; glad.- u..- entire
. veil corset shop ll little more than a year
Clifford Pardee was in town a few
days this week.
Fred McEweii is expected home f rom
t‘ insult to day or t-l~lllllrruw.
‘~'=.ls. l‘li'li'les hiring
i‘el.lt.\'.-s in Now York t‘lty.
Lerov t‘ailislock. who his lls‘i‘ll dtlil-
g:'l‘lill>l)' ill during the past week. is
>lll\\‘l)‘ i‘l‘t‘JYl'rlll‘J.
~l‘;lii it} t . ll. llerusoil‘s market. when
you wont fresh llsll. oystvrs. and clams.
l‘. .l. l‘ollley has reiliwvell his furniture
business t l lilo twiselllcllt luldl-r Slilli~
\'.lil‘s cigar store.
Mrs. l. nuis ll. Nash. Illillllt‘l' and
child. slurtl d last Thursday tor llllunzlh,
H l. :ll‘ll will remain in the. south for
tw‘o months.
Siiil' ~l Sweeney assaulted John F.
lllrrl‘t‘ :.t' \\'ils. li.lt factory l‘ll \\ ed-
in Silly owing to some llis:lgl‘l~l*l‘nil'iit in
’rogrlrd to their work. lie was brought
[N‘fl‘ll‘ Jll'ihi' Krupp who illn‘ll llilil $109
and costs.
visiting her
;‘.n :lE-llill of tire w.ls sour-:lird ill the
lilll‘vll.‘ . oil ‘l‘iilslay :ll‘il‘rno-m :iill the
tire lll~plrlilinilt wlls, soon on the strwts
hunting for the tire. ll was lllsl‘oVei‘rll
til it llll re w is ll: live and till- lll'pzii‘l‘
illl‘llts‘ l’l'llll'l ed to lhl ir lpiurttrs.
«l‘. ll. \\‘.:ter t‘ollvr. l’llitcr Points. in
cents per lik‘lllt‘. {ll Dockers.
.\ d-ulklly pxllly w..s lll-lll ill the store
of Miss l.» 7‘.er bullock l~il \\'ilshiiigloii
Slrt‘t’l. \Vl- ll we not the names of the
for the llV of
lizli‘il)~
ll‘l‘-l\t‘ll this city. [ll-(v
:lllll‘ t.» fill the Hull rs tllilt
up ll ll‘l-‘Ill. 'l‘ne fall‘l‘lgli
ll\tolv‘l'irl\. l l.
’ ”ll. :1
i ll iii:
it"ils-si lt- ~
An electric light has been pliicecl’in
f rout of the new restaurant on “lashing.
toil strewt
The IlJllfii‘llthlC mill-mid pay c-clr went
over the ll lllllllrr and Nlil‘\\'.lll{ division
on \‘l‘l-lliilsliuy illlli paid off the em-
“it“Vt“ S.
llarrv Shh of this city is going to
New York in a few weeks and open a
printing \‘lll\‘\‘ :lt 1‘30 \Vzlrren strut. in
his father‘s lllllllllll".
S ”111‘ time next month Mrs. John E?-
\‘lllll‘ll anal daughter Annie will sail for
lillglilllll \\ lll‘l‘t‘ they l‘Xlll‘l‘l to spend
several months. .
In New llAVl‘n \\'elli‘.csllzl_\‘. live sllzlres
of New York. New Haven Hartford
railroad stool; was sold at 1.
«ll cllnu from 2.18 and 2.20.
in: :lili w.ls almost,instantly killed.
(“lurles Jennings. \\ lio resllllvs in H. ilry
ell :l lions.- iii .
his firmly to that city ill :l short time.
"be last enlcit llll’llt‘lll in the Library
course Will take place on the L‘lst wln‘ti
Prof. E. If. Hilton will giul one of his
lllllslrlll-‘ll ll l'lllrcs. He should be
greeted with :i large audience.
This t‘\‘t‘lll2lf_f l)". C. ll. Shelton will
.ll ll\‘t‘l’ a lecture on “Tile Thoracic \'is-
com" all the N ~l’\\':ilk l‘_lllgrl-g:illllrl..1
l'l‘.:lliol, it bum; ll.l‘ lhirll l. t‘llll‘l‘ lit the
l‘ll\\l‘il Shim-ll li’Vlllr“ roursc.
lI ‘llglil‘s l’owl r l‘V-st. ll. .\. ll. gave
:l soclillllc in llll‘ll‘ rooms oil \\';lshiiictoil
Stroll M-lilllzl)‘ evening- -\ lull“ «Mew-
rl..n of \‘isillil‘s lvl l-- present from Slum-
ford and tho mining \“zis splint in El
pli‘ll\‘illll mzlilill t‘. “
if. R l'l-ilil.»_'.l«i' auiVl’rlisls iii :ltiulllnr
l‘-‘ill'i.lt :lll :ltll‘lll“l su’e -l| :-. ll ~lls" of H’-
Tihllllsullll \V‘V. llll iu‘s. on Sltlir-luy. .\;‘r.
Still. {it ll o'clock. ll ‘Il‘l wll it ll.~ ll:ls l~l
say.
.\ llll‘llllv‘l‘ . i‘ S
\\‘t‘l:l t.» the ‘l.-r
in: to llslv’l‘. tn lll<' ll!
given by l‘rol‘. Swylml
being lllil lt‘ to stun :l l-lzl».
'li N-'Z‘.\';llli p». y'e
l‘!‘ l .l-'. my cm H-
'tr-l; warm lectur-
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l‘niilN-t l l‘ins‘” {LS "isof‘i‘:-!:l;wi':l‘~l‘e.
l‘l'ili'rtll ll the Hi :lllii;\'l-i,\:li_\‘ lf tllril‘
illsiitiiéimn :it i‘ ' lizlll lll tEn» Hz;
lulllllm; \l y l l‘-,-: lili. ‘il
ollié‘lu's ll-ln «i ii .1! plus of ill» _
\\'l\i‘l~ {ilk-“tit Ii -l lill' =1ll~lll‘:.|'t‘ lll tl:-~
llllllll»:i‘ l._ ‘jll’l i-l-ru-Hs‘ li~le it ll 2" :l \\ i.
:ll'l‘ullgr ll 32 Till:
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illonlll-Als
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ill“ . :Ttl Sling:
Ur one :ln.l.
'Illl'l.‘ll‘»l lpmitlrs in this pill of luv: :"v ‘Hh‘
«at... z ‘1" JV“ :l'
~» 'l‘l ~‘\\'l~ll‘?1:1lil’ll‘ \\ll:/‘/rl if Ll! > x, . 1., ;. l_ ._.,.. H... mm.
fsllniill all on .lrssv 'l‘o‘lles :lt l.‘lllllt r‘s. ‘. vi. ». . _. _
l! a. rl Pill‘lr‘ll l‘)’ u Siluiuilhnll n ‘ 'H . ' "‘1‘." “Hi "
l
l
.liil{:_\ :l t w.l cl til g
- . the ‘ \\‘;lsllm.:~§
ll -‘.‘ll d. sighs are highly tillishell. ‘
ill-ill‘ss wl~
'l‘ t‘ i lil \\ -;ll rostiiir l'.t ml \\‘;i~l:iilg»
tun s i‘l ll l‘ s l» ‘I'Il l;l2.v~:x ll mo ssmil l‘l‘i
l~_\ Missrs '1 ll, llll'm ill. J. ll. Kimwl
ll'ltvi‘ tlllll ll \\’. llnnilmll, “lo: “Kill
run lllo allii ‘ in :l ‘ “'l‘\'!l\\\ ill lllllz r. E
Theodore Knapp! s l'\‘li‘r“‘ ll:l\'\- been so. :
cured and his V‘Xl‘t‘rlt’lit‘i‘ iii tho linsiill‘ss
will t‘lldl‘lt' him to cure for the wuuis of
the pullllc ill :i Illilllllv‘!‘ that ought tA so~
cure l \ lll.‘ enterprise a hill l‘.ll p:ilioil~
age.
.\ lllneiin; of the members
Masonic Mliltiill ll-‘ll- lit .\<<l-l‘l:tllliii is
czllloll for this l-vl-niiilzat New Haven.
for tho pilrtiosl‘ of acting l‘ii lllv‘ prop-as
[‘ll rl-pl M or ll vuiilll of llll‘alllr‘llillllt’t‘l“
tillnpirll ill the :iliitii ll ilioetltlg. The
llll‘
l‘l
lilt‘lllll-l|\l;l|i. and i.» do zlw;l_v with th.‘
sll-c llll'd lil‘st-l‘l’iss. lllt‘l‘l'l‘)’ assuring
l-lerv llll‘1tllil’r . 3.000 for a full mic lllltl
$Llll‘ll for h hull Lite bl iielil.
Milly [ilk-er. aged 16, a corsl‘t shop
t‘lllpli‘) n- at N. w Haven. hall ”in gi'clill'r
portion of her scllp torn fraili lil-r lzezill
l‘ll \\'l~.li‘l»sll:l}‘ li_\‘ llll‘ catching of lift
hair in lilo lll‘lt‘lllllfiry. Her hair was
wound around the shaft. and her scalp
was thus torn llrlsc. The other girls iii
the roliillmcrvllrnell. and could do nolh~
ing. and the injured girl herself got her
hands on :i prlir of shears and cut off her
hair so :is to roll-aisl- herself. A similar
accident happened in another New Ilfl‘
ago.
—.\‘l~.v Salt Pork 9 cents a pound at F.
llayes‘ market. Main Street.
lxlst Ritur-lzi)‘ afternoon a mini board-
ed the express trlliu :it Bridgeport that
passes through this city about 9.30 p. in.
with the intention of ilieeting some
friends. The train w.ls:i few minutes
late. and when it reached lite \\':lslliilg»
tori street crossing it was going at a
high rate of speed. So intent was the
man upon lllt’r‘tlllg his friends that he
decided to jump from the expresua and
wait for the next train. lleleilpcll. and
striking int-{the mild slid at least twen—
ty feet. Had the griund not been in
the condition it was the man certainly
would have been killed. His clothes
were almost ruined. and lifter spending
some time in the baggage room clean.
inghirnself, he continued on his jour-
ney conscious of the fact that he hiid es~
capediln untimely death.
Under the heading "A Nor-walk Mys~
tery.“ the Bridgeport Post of Monday
printed the following: “About two
weeks ago late one night a carriage
stopped at the. residence of Mrs. Sarah
Betta ill the Benedict Furin district and
from it alighted a Well dressed man. He
had a bundle in his arms and when he
alighted from the carriage he looked
carefully around to see if he was ob-
served. As no one was in sight. he
knocked at Mrs. Betts‘ door and the call
was answered by that lady. She is ii
professional nurse and the man must
have known it. To Mrs. Belts he said
he was a physician and had just come
from where he had been attendingn pro-
fessional call. He then gave Mrs. Betts
the bundle which she opened and found
it contained an infant just born. The
“pliniCiiin” explained by saying that. the
infant‘s mother had died in giving birth
to it and-if Mrs. Betts would take. charge
ofthe child for just a few hours he
would look after someone who could
take care of it permanently. Mrs. Betta
took the infant and since then has not
seen the “physician“ neither can the
least clue t) his identity be discovered.
The mother of the child is also undia-
covercd an! there is a deep mystery
about the affair. Mrs. Batu will keep
the engineers and guests. the oasemblage
your.
dispersed in time for the'midnight trains.
.l~lll*‘r new.“ 5.
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t‘\‘i‘£lll‘:, ls lit-'3”
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Sillliillh' out: ~ \ le l2 ! ‘ l .
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l'lt§slt"\“ \llkll~ slippnilcrs.
l.l\l ‘~\\i k ;llt it
r i '
lllfilll)‘ tel‘ illl‘: ,
plrtl-r illrmli'uct-trnd L!_V l‘l K ll\‘ and
Golden. Sincl- tllel. the fl ll ‘win: his
llel~ilrl~.‘;-l\'vll from .\lllll‘l‘\\‘ K. Smith.
Sulglntl l'. S, .‘.rrll_\'. :2 )liiilu'”
\\'l r~l l‘wllri. \\ lli“ll st ‘ilks for
NVV
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l\‘;-l‘..l‘:i‘.n.:~-l ll:l\l- llwr
\‘l‘l‘llY.
Tl! lr. ill. \2.
thin;
of lull spru M4 at the: .lll- ,l ,iilt.
bl‘gms to use the flint. l have it \lr
used any :ippilJlk‘r‘ with s.) much ”its.
faction. ll. ll) t l illyself :md suil‘erer.
lil lilo s “l‘ llit‘ll weal; :li.kll-.~ l~llll«
lll‘lttl. l min :llNl rlcaulliil-li their lls \.
Very i‘l specll‘ully,
Your \ll‘l‘tlll‘lil scrvllill.
.\. K. SNlll‘ll. >1 luwoll l'. S. .\.
t‘l
[INTER l‘.\l\.\l l‘lX'l‘s’
.Ulllrg‘s “ l’ill'lc 'Ellill‘s Fabio."
This llotlul comluuy \\ ill tit'lil‘ul‘ zit the
Opera llolise on ’l‘illiisluy ironing. Mcli.
liih. Among the many prl ss nulh‘cs n)-
receivld. we give the lollowitig from
the Schenectady l’:lilln: “.\ lzlrge nulli-
i‘lll‘1‘ which cont lined many children
‘ill l lllrl-lvtinll-s as many ladies and men.
laughed and cried in the performance of
“l'ncle 'l‘om‘s l‘lbill“ at l‘nion llall last
night. The play was well rendered.
(ills 'l‘. \\':lll:lce as “l‘rlcle Tom“ acted
very l ill-ctlvl'ly. He has the physique...
dialect. and well llltllll‘ll,ilt‘il voice for an
ideal Uncle Tom. Gracie l‘t ck. who
looks to have seen not more than live
summers. did finely as “lira. the Angel
child.“ l‘hedogsllull the trained donkey
dill elll that could be rlquired of them.
The colored vocalists wl-re repeatedly en~
cored. Miss Kate Purlirlgtoll and Mixs
Marion Kellcrlis Tollsys made the alllllv
enc-.~.ruerry. and the two lceerltric law-
vcrs. as Marks. Sn. and Marks. Jr., fur-
illshed plenty of comedy. All the parts
were well taken. The whipping; of L'n-
ole Tum by Simon llggrk‘K‘ and the death
scenes of Eva and Si. \‘i-lre were render
ed with realilt‘c llfect.“
UBI'I‘I‘ARY.
Mrs. Jam- lluyL
Mrs. Jane Hoyt died Very suddenly of
heart disease \Vednesdrly morning at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. \Vm. C.
Bel rs. ill the seventy fourth year of her
age. Tuesday she walked from the resi-
dence of her s n. Robert M. Hoyt. to
Mrs. ll ‘ers. and seemed to be in her
usual health. She retired after spending
a pleasant evening. About 5 o'clock
llcxl. morning she was taken suddenly
ill. and died in about half an hour. She
had had many similar attacks of late,
and her death came aS‘predicted by her
physician. The deceased was born in
Norwalk, and had spent all her life here,
and was the mother of Robert 31.. Henry
and the late Ira E. Hoyt. and Mrs. \Vm.
U. Beers and Sylvester Keeler. She was
a member of the Congraatiunal church.
and desired to attend revival service in
that church the evening before her
death. She was of a happy disposition,
and delighted in imitating tho needy.
During all the late years of her life she
was a constant workcr for the poor. She
was called by her friends as wall as her
relatives by the famllur name of “Aunt
J anc," and over that Signature she com-
municated to the SEXTIXEL only a short,
time ago refuting the base charges made
against Representative Ferris when he
was a candidate. She was beloved by a
wide circle of relatives and friends. and
through a long and useful life exemplifi.
ed the virtues and graces of true woman-
hood. and has entered ‘into her reward,
leaving behind her the richest encominm
—a name. Her funeral was held
this afternoon at the residence of R. M.
Hoyt, and was conducted by Rev. J. H.
Ross, assisted by R678. H. N. Dunning
the child until she ounfind someone who
will relieve her of its care.
and E. A. Anderson. - Her remains were
interred in the uptown cemetery. ‘
showing a
\\'illi:llll lll‘nrv. an inmate of the SM-
dlt‘rs~ Home at .\orotoll. was run ovcr by
all express truth a! S::i:ill'.ir~l this ili.llii~
lilfs place on \\‘. ~:i street. ll.ls purchas-
ltrookhil and will move
“ill-
.\‘-l1i!ii Nor—
_\l~lll‘:
‘Iltilill' supp-tins for tl‘w- )‘.tl.~‘ in c .-. si
Ztl‘lltyr
in}; them ill the lime \‘llt ii the pzlllrtlt ;
AT THE CHURCHES.
The revival meetings which have been
held at the Methodist church since some
time iii December. have been seasons of
great sptritllul proi‘itllud pnwcr. Though
wl ekly lxlrried oil amidst in.iil~.- discour-
:lgetnents. from the 'llriliblc weather and
tile numerous diversions in the column»
llily. till-y have accomplished ll gl‘t‘tll
deal of good. A largo portion of the
church have been wonderfully quickcnrd
and lhillle zealous for the souls of the
\lllSRVL'Il. (The social spirit has been
grentlv stirred up and the people llil\'t‘
given expression to ii generous iiiterl st
in ouch lllllor, which has brought joy in-
to the services llfliod‘s house. The plain.
straightforward preaching of the several
lilinistrriul brltllren who at diff-Tent
times hold forth the word of life to the
people. tho llcroic persistence of the IMF
hle :llt‘ll llll‘l women of l} ld who jun -d
in this work. and above all the baptism
of the Holy Ghost. lllllilt‘ possilllo the
grandest soul-saving sliisoil South Nor-
lvrllk h ls known in its midst for years.
The old church in which in years past
illultilulll-s have lfl‘t‘n converted to (ind
by the way of the Methodist altar, seems
t > have taken it new and strong hold on
at: liggrl‘sslvc style of lccll'siasticul life.
l‘oilsllllimllly more than lull persons have
made known their desire to be Christ's
disciples siiicl- the rum tings began. The
names of at least so persons have thus
fur lh‘i'll I‘t‘t‘t‘thWl for probation in the
church, of whom L‘llj lllll‘il his! \“lllbuth.
“'lll il :l lat-gl- numb.» r of God's pimple
:.:"lllll-rl-d :lt lllt' l. \rd's t:ll~ll-. .\ number
ilzlvl- professed {zlilll this week. Sunday
morning ll‘o‘l‘t‘ will be baptism and ill»
no. pull“ of pl-rs‘lllis into fellowship with
the church. l\‘t‘\‘l\'ill svrvicvs at 10.3" 9.
ill. and '2' p. in. The morning sulljr‘t‘l
Will i... “Glory to “All in the Highest."
'l‘ilelwl-zuilg subject will be “l‘i‘ore :fl
llliil:~: ll“lll lust illll which is good."
\‘oilvl-rt‘s l Xll“llt‘lll‘t‘ Illl‘t tziig ill 6 p. in.
The incl-filings ill llic (‘oilgrl‘gi‘ltil‘lnal
\‘llfllit‘l c rltlnue to be llrguly :l’.il‘llll\‘\i
.‘lrl lo lssil“ lll pssilirl- rl‘vllll5.. llr.
llIlnrsl'l\\\'tll“()1'Wlll‘llllr. N. J.. led
llio llll‘l'llll; lust 'l‘lli‘\ll'l}' evening. and
IL: 1. of New Yolk on Thursday
'l'l'o liltlj, l! lth llll'se helpers gave an
:i-l-l-wl l:.l =rl st and pr. lit to the svrt‘ic- s.
.Xr\t .\'.lllll:llh overall: the pastor will
‘ preach on "'l‘lll‘ Value l‘l- the Soul.“ lllt‘
tlleinl- l'l‘2ll;_' sligmstvll hr the life and
tlllulh if sll ll ;l ”kill us Mr. ll ‘lchcr.
= woll :w by tlll- l\"">"?l! spirit f l‘l‘llzllill“
llzltl
its
‘ ill-play. 'l‘lu- llils s ‘ll .3 \Vill lll-
illuzll llllhi,‘ us .l. the .l ‘i‘l‘l‘W'fi
l' .‘l. u, 1w I" ‘l mi
Elwyn Ilill'l lmrll ‘l'l'illl‘ Next ‘l'tli‘sllly
flrlvl i; H l’. Mr. L'
‘li \\ ii: lair ‘
.tlxuitl
ml wl-
r \VwL
w.il bu
. ”um i \‘l l‘.~
.41.: :l‘ \
‘lrt church ll:
.\l- rum; ‘1 f-
ii,-lnl
‘ri:\~
lli‘
sou N:
Petition of John ll Knapp to build of
wood lllfill‘l’liil on .‘l:lr~ll:lll street was
_ r: tl~rrl d in la vlllillllit‘l‘ on tile lll-pzlrtzliciit.
John K. l'lucll‘s‘ petition f-lr at point-
llll‘l.l :ls sllperlluulciury lillllt‘i‘lllull was
lt‘f' rrlwl t . caintnlttoo on ‘VJlH‘t'.
ll port of l". .\. Tollls. l‘olln‘t »r for
ll‘l!‘ l'lllon :llll Aim strel t sewer. was ac-
Ct’l‘lt’ll.
'l‘lll- l‘t‘lllljn for the layout of Spring
street was referred to colllmlttec Kill
streets ililll sidewalks.
Following police assignments of fees
wl-re on “lull."l approval: J. L. l‘ol~
grove. Frank Ruscoe. S.lin'l (‘. lrllmld.
l:.vlirge l‘. lied-den. Edward K. t‘.iri'ull.
ll llll-rt ll. Morton.
.\ resolution was passed iiulhorix'iig
the c;t_r clerk Iv draw an order on the
city treasurer in furor of Mrs. Leonora
lllllvrr for $3.8 oil account of error In
sewl-r zlssl‘sslill-nt. the smile having been
paid: also an older in favor of l“. A.
Tolles. collector. fun-$293.90. amount of
abatement recommended by committee
on ilsslssilil ill. and the clerk \‘ilS author-
ized to publish the proper notice.
The following alulicziil ms nu sewer
assessments were made:
3c: ll. Duty and \\ :fl‘.
Jamil: .l. \lllilrlL llll ..
\\'. ll. \illlu‘f'l. olcl: sl '-t“l and error ..._. ..
I“ ll. S;l~ll‘ln\‘l~r:L~>\ >l~ll .........
J. l' t‘rowc.c:ror .. . . . .. ..
lh’Uu-c. lK‘ltl“ [hull-rd l’irn‘l‘. ......
. \‘olk.incriticnslirl-itleilt ..
lid F .-\.\‘o;k. u\.'l’lllt‘tlrllrl‘ull‘xll _
. \‘o.. \\\‘t‘!lllt'll>llrt‘lllt‘lll .._ . . .
Mrs. Will. \lahl-w. crrllr ........ .. .
W. 11. Smith. lil'cmsscsscll ............. ,. . . ..
m r’f‘l‘5l“>l‘\2 . . . .,
~-. .. llollll-il ll:.l
Still-ll
It was decided to call a special city
meeting to be held in Military Hall on
the “28111 day of March, 1887. at S o‘clock
for the purpose of laying a tax on the
polls and ramble estate Within the limits
of the city, to meet the current expenses
of ihe year. also to consider the advis-
ability of establishing another home com-
pany in this city.
‘ Report of committee on \Voodlvard‘
avenue received and recommendation
accepted.
Voted that six additional belts. badges
and clubs be purchased for the Fire
Police at an expense not to exceed $24.00.
Resolution to ascertain probable cost
of making survey of the city boundary
line accepted and Mayor llubbell ap—
pointed Councilmen Crdw, \Varren and
L nvndes to act as such a committee.
Adjourned until Monday evening at;
7:30 o’clock.
The Electing of the )lakcrs and Finisher.-
The joint board of directors of the In-
ternational Hat Makers and Hat Finish-
ers’ Associations was in session on Fri-
day and Saturday of last. week and the
situation was thoroughly discussed. The
final result was the appointment of a
committee of four makers and four fin-
ishels who are it) .have a conference
with a committee fr the Manufactur»
ers‘ Association, am an endeavor made
to formulate iuflsthat will have to re-
port back to a future meeting of_ the
joint board of directors. This Joint
board has ower to make laws or amend-
ments to awe, but any action of this
kind must be approved by two-thirds of
the local associations, before going into
effect. It. was the unanimous wish of
the directors of both bodies that the ex-
isting alliance between the makers and
finishers be continued, but as no two of
the local agreements are alike, it was
thought best to have a uniform style of
agreement that will ~Apply to all local as.
sociatiouu—Hatter and Flu-tier.
Those who have been dosed with quin-
ine and experienced its in 'urious efiecte,
L
“K PL.“ ' Fifi: iii’iiiwnoinr : ,
500 PLANS FOR HOUSES.
4 HANGING FROM 3500 TO 3204“)“.
'910 91
New York
i-gqoiv .5 iuaiadwoo
d by us ' and
mi Connecticut.
Many of them de-
m
Igne
uilt
pun memo .(q pa
g .iudoid wouuouv
s
b
a
O
Neal Cottage for a small family - ~ - . ~ .
.\ Tasty Qiu-cu .\ mic, tirnonu. . . - - - $350
.\ Star-hill coltiigc 6 ruoiuv . - ~ - ~ ~ - $1,000
.\ lcii room llniuc. - . ~ - - - - SL500
.\ 241““in house, from and back stairs. - - - - 81.200
Auralirnciii‘c liuiuc. ciriiiniuiu: Barth roiriii, - - ‘ ~ ~ l,l00
_\ Mirdcrn Colin: 3 with innit-in unculs. - - - - $2.000
A (Scull-cl and culivcuicul honsm- - - - - $3,000
.\ cheerful, t‘ulllplll‘l and hub‘II—Illlilll dwelling. ~ - - 51,000
.\ Sturdy mul picuirc-quc dwelling in line st) le, 50 \vindowséfi 500
.‘ll clcaiult \‘iull — - - - - - $2,000
To interested parties we will le- :i . 3
furnish t‘Sllllllel‘S.
RANDAIL & WILLIAMS.
ARCHllECTS AND BUlLDEfiS,
[EAST \(DR\V.\I.K, (70“.
to show any of \ ur drawings. and cite: Holly
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CORE-SETS
Worth $1.00. for 75 cts.
A. l] BKERMAN & SUN. ,
:39 Washington Street.
South Xm'walk, Conn.
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T} BURR ,GUYER & SON.
SPRINGWOOD.
ALL until}? LLEjl PRiliPTLY.
CITY FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR AD-
VANTAGE TO TRADE \VITII US.
GIVE US A. TRIAL.
CARPETS r
The Largest Stock to select from of any store in the State at
LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH .
Elegant Body Brussells Carpet. 90c. up. Elegant Tapestry ‘Brtissells 600.. 70c:
SOC, and 900. Heavy Ingraiiis. 45m, 50m, and 60c. Extra Lowell Ingrains, 75c.
Window Shades
HOLLAND SHADES, good quality. on spring rollers, With fringe, all ready to
hang, 500. Spring Rollers 12k. GORNICE POLES, with Brass Trimmings,
complete, 43c. All Brass Poles and Trimmings $1.00.
WALL PAPER,
IMMENSE STOCK OF XEW’ PATTERNS.
Embossed Gold, 40c. to 50¢. per roll. Plam‘ Gold, new styles, 25c. to 3:1 per roll.
\Vithout Gold, 7c. to 20¢. per roll. .
‘ FURNITURE.
Cottage Suits, $18.8 Pieces. Ash Bedroom Spits, #2 up. IXValnut and Cherry
Bedroom Suits, $25, up. Parlor Suits in Great V ariety, Bedding, Bed Springs, Etc.
at Low Prices. Portiers, Lace Curtains, Lambrcquiua. In fact anything to furnish
your house com leta can be found here at Less than City Prices. Corpets served
by hand and laid by Practicnl Qpholsters. “'0 do as fine work on any city house,
and employ the best workmen in each branch of our business. Goods Delivered
without Extn charge. ~
C. E. SMITH’S,
No. §,*Atlantic Sh, Corner of Brood, (Opposite the Presbyterian sud Bapth
* Churches.
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