Selling Out' '1' '."~ . WINTER ‘G‘LOTHING. at less than coSt, _ Retiring-from Business. TAFTBnos‘ RETIRING' ff From Business. Stock must " _ . be sold at once. I ‘ TAFT silos, Wall Street “Equal and Exact Justice to all M en of Whatever State or Persuasion, Religious or Potttica .”—¥Jeferscn A Price One Gent. .. «mama/mu Norwalh Conn, Thiil‘sday Eveniltg,lJalluary 17, 1895. T Vol. V. Whole No. K329 AFHENCWP DETAT v cate‘th’e situation, mum is alrea‘dprerii. ous.” Serious Results May Follow the Presia ‘ dent’s Resignation. l I THE PEGPLE’S STORE. E BOSTON STOR EERNER MAIN _ MI. STREETS, NORWALK. PORT “ARTHUR A‘IBOULTIESa A Crafty Player. .________. . The Soleil asserts that “M. Casimir‘ Reliable Confirmation From a Celebrated Perier did not wish to compromise his \Var Correspondent. dignity in struggles the issue of which VANCOUVER, B. 0., Jan. 17.—Among were not doubtful. In tendering his ms the passengers by the Empress of Japan ignation with sovereign disdain he has was Frederick Villiers, war correspondent proved himself a crafty player. His res- and artist, who arrived straight from the 1511132311330” necessitates a revision of the con- seat of war. When asked by a press cor- _ Is u ion. ’ res ondent re ardin the truth of th ALL CONDEMN PBRLERls ACT. I 'The Estafette says: ‘,‘Thiers, Gambetta . stoi'JIes of the gmassaicgres at Port Arthurfa 'and Ferry had other assaults to Withstand, Villiers said that unfortunately it was , but not one of them shrank from his duty. only too true. , The republic, however, will show its vi- 0n the 21st, when Port Arthur was ltality, and when the national congress captured, Oyama decided that the/Japa- CHERRY Pecioral . _ A , For Colds and Coughs nscslvao’ Duke of Orleans Thought to Have Started Iov ' . . . . . B 9 Is Sign‘ficant preSldent should have dissolved parlia- this duty. They entered the town, Vil- . AT THE _ rnont. and that 110 Should not have 1'6— Here, Creelman and Cowan being with - PARIS, Jan. 17.—The attention of ill)! ' Slgned- . them. Just inside the city were three . ' whole of France, and, for that matter, the The Journal Officiel publishes the f01- mutilated heads of Japanese stuck on ’ attention of the whole of Europe, is cen- lowing 11017109: “The president 0f the” poles, and no sooner had the troops seen 0r 8 OF tered upon this city today. There is no these than they lost all control and lndis- LINENS COTTO doubt that the political crisis resulting oriminately butchered everybody they - ‘ 9 , from the resignation of the Dupuy minis— found. Oyama had issued a proclamation . FA: R V ’ try and the subsequent resignation of Pres- that none of the inhabitants should be '3 q ident Casimir-Perier is one of. the most molested, so they stood in groups on the - MUV‘LIN UNDER WEAR ' serious in the history of France. streets watching the entry of the soldiers. ‘ F“) ’ ’ g However. the crisis has not had any They Were driven like sheep into groups great effect upon the bourse. Routes and shot down in cold blood. That was » PATTISON NOMINATED” UNLAUNDERED SHIR opened this morning only 75 ,centiines ke t u all the first da . On the second ‘ TS lower, and advices received here from do? thg soldiers brokey open stores and The Eli-governor Name}! by Democrats For , . Vienna say‘that the opening of the bourse houses and shot down men, women and Mayor 0f Pluladelpma’ there was firm, _ children who were hiding. No one was PBH‘ADELPHIA’ Jan. 17“Th° Demo- EMBROIDERIES ‘ The ministers met at 1 a. m. in order to spared, either young or old. The third cratio city mayoralty convention today ’ i- discuss the situation, and the Socialistic and fourth days the butchery continued, nominated ex-Governor Robert E- P35615011 ' group of deputies met at 1 p. m. in order officers not even attempting to check the for mayor by a vote Of 828 to 79 for 0010‘ AND L ACES to arrange a programme. Rumors are in men. Many of the bodies were horribly nel Banes. The convention was the most a , _ mutilated. - _ turbulent gathering that has assembled in J ....,, . ,,_ , .. w,“ ., _ . —-— this city for a long time. There was a A ' V ' ' ' ' ' ' Mines Laid at Ying-Kow. continuous light from the time David W. , l ‘ YOKOHOMA. Jan. 17.—Chinese prison- Sellers called the convention to order. The , , ers report that 400 mines have been laid at fights were D013 confined to (16511117017 1‘0' ' Ying-Kow. marks, but fists were frequently. shaken ’ j ' __.._:___ in the faces of the recalcitrant delegates. ‘ ' FINANCIAL A1“) COMMERCIAL The trouble began when the names for Closin notations of the New York Stocli permanent chairmen were placed in nom- ‘ . a " g 9 km... ~ into... Theraeeon opposed to .1... new Hamburg Embr01der1es DUKE OF ORLEANS £53123?"‘Tli‘fihlfie‘flgfifiifii’ecagtfif 3% b Thisdweek wdeppenuour new springimportations of Ham- 2000 yards cambric edging, from 3 to 5 inches wide, lace public has resolved to resign his function] 4% percent. Sterling EXCha’Dge dull,.but strong ‘ hlelfgtgftlgl‘issizld busilsthcintlie 53111116 '11:? is far ahead 0f anything effigilf)’ l2écgard. "t b ‘ d ' “ 11 and has ben‘ ed the mini t t i hd With actual busguess in bankers‘ bills at $4.8! : ,. 0 y . . e p ices. , yai‘ 5 tie qua-i y cam “C e gmgbi a newt at 7C, 8C, _ . ggu ‘s‘ers o w t raw for demand and at $4.88 for to days_ Posted I 00 0 yards cambric edging, all new and chOlce patterns, 100, 14c and 12c yard. \. ~. their reelgnations provlsmnally in order rates. $4.85}§@4.89 and $4.89}é@4.90. Commer. . only 5c a yard. - Also a new and complete line of Swiss embroideries, at 90, to assure the transmissmn of power. ’.’ cialbills,$4.87%[email protected]é. Silver certificates,59%c 100 pieces nine inch flouncing', Irish point, the prettiest 12l4c. 150. 17c, 19c and 25c 21 yard. notlil‘itifh‘tfi32%“:iiio‘li’ss‘tiiiitiai: its.t:.5at:-..a;estscatterers .e..,.,.........,......,... were“efferentwidesivaluef ‘ Mal/l, the morning, the newsboys this morn- 53. which were down Mper cent. State bonds 20C to WC’ ch01ce dt tn.s sale, 19C yard. .IfrIII. , ing were permitted to hawk their papers dull, except forVirginia 6s deferred stamped. I I; W W .- ' .7 1 before daybreak. - 3131181393??? 3% per cent. Railroad f , p ‘ ‘ -‘ n s , u l . ' H- ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ - ‘ ' 5 What Caused the Resignation? Closing prices} e ,-> Men s Unlande.ed Shirts. bottom and Siieetiiigs - . ' ' T ,, ..... l/ , .. . . . . . . . E mEggelrlizzsahfhttflfgl‘ieZigflgggggihl‘gbgglt fifiihzfiumc, 741?; 11%;}? 232%,“, 9:13;: ThOnce a year, in January. we hold a speCial saleiu this line: 36 inch brown muslin, same as you’ye been pavmg 6c for , var ds yesterday evening was not general- 0., C., C. & St. L. 33% Northern Pacific. 3;, ey are made for us when the makers season 13 quiet. 1'. you can buy at this salerfor 4c 3. ya.d. , . . l ly known in Paris until, to da The news- Chesapeake & 0,, 1754 no, pref ,,,,,,,,,,, 17‘}, » means a big savmg to us, and as a resulinbig values to you. X rat-d Wide brown muslin, usually sold at 7c 3 yard, any , papers of all shades of 0 inionywere bou ht Chicago Gas ...... 71% is. Y. Ccntral..... 2992 ‘lh. Of course,-as usual, we guarantee every shirt just as it is ad- quantity y )u want at 5c 3 yard. ; fPI‘IESIDENT CASIMIR-PERIER. _ _ . P g . Cordage. .......... 6% Omaha ...... : ..... c3}: v vertised, ‘ 100 yards only, 86 inch bleached muslin. regular value 7c l. _ .1, _ . . _ With avidity. The news fell upon this Cotton 011 ......... 23 Olltal‘10&VVeSt..16}{i 500 dp ’ db ’ 1 w 1.. .1 11'. ~ 11 fire or d 1‘ l ' 1 t 5 d ’ . circus oh thate dlssolutlon of parliament . cit and u on France ener 1] 'lik ~Del. & Hud ....... 131 Pacifi fail 22 - ”zen men's 3“ ‘ 0y 5 “‘1 ”lac" 3‘ ”ha “15'0” W ” e 1t- as 5' ‘ ca yar ‘ - - . .. Y P g a? Be .. V4 01‘ ------ e. 1 d 11 d3f$1~“6an-- lclt ‘li‘tf‘l"’ rd'dihl t is expected. The opinion expressed at the thunderbolt, and tonight every one is ask« Distillers’ Trust... 10% Reading ........... 125$; mus “1 an we me e, or_ . 01 V ' ’ .r “ smg'e “ “r ‘ m1 0 we own, one 5‘? “1 e, e owes price ever clubs" linden the boulevards is unanimous, : ing his neighbor what is the true reason Erie ............... 10%, Richmond Term. _ 200 dozen unlaundcred shirts, our leader, all linen bosom, named by any house in America, 5%c a yard: with, £1,531; of the press, in strongly con- i of the step taken by the president. 01] General Electric” 34%, Rock Island...... 63~§§ reinforced back and front, madebf Wamsutta muslin, filii 00 pieces yardw1de~staiidard brown sheeting, well known . demuin‘g..M. Gasii'nir-Perier for having re- ’ this subject"there IS a great conflict of Hocking Valley...” Silver Bullion.... {i991 felled seams, would .be cheap at 69c, sale price, .6 for 293.19, nial-zes, for this sale 20 per cent-less than regular prices. i signed. in the midst Of a parliamentary o inion and the so 1e are on] unani- Lackawanna ...... 164% St. Paul...... ...... all}; . or 50c for .Single shirt. ' . .84.- brown sheeting, the best In the market for 15c a yard. crisis.‘~.‘ , p i P P . y Lillie Shore-n -----13§}é Sugar Refilling.” 89% l lax-GOVERNOR PATTISON. Men’s night shirts, fancy fronts and all white, full length, Come and lake ours at 11%c a yard. . :' , Casimi -p‘ - . C d mous upon. one pomt” and that Is that the Lear”. """""" 3‘ ' Te’ias Pacific """ 95h ‘ - - - - made of su )erior muslin 50c each 9-4 brown sheelin —vou‘11 be surmised at the rice—so 3.55" . >3 em” ensure ' premdent is to blame for having chosen -Loulsv111e&Nash 54% Union Pacific..... 11% lar organization. Whmh calls itself the . i -1 - ’ - I - .- t. V ’g ‘ - ‘ , ' p The ,Joumal, des Debats says that, in | such a moment to withdraw from office. Missouri Pacific.. 33% Wabasllpref.:.... 14% Pennsylvania Democracy, named Harbor Men 5 night shirts, 60 dozen in all, supeiior make, extra nlucii less than you ve been paying, 12 Ac a yard. view of ~thepterrible perils to which the f In this connection some details of the Northwestern ..... 96% TVestern Union... 87% . Master M. J. Ryan, and the regulars se- fine muslin, 511k trimmed front, regular value $1» at 75C each. 40'1-“911 pillow case cotton at aprice never before known, ever increasing. ECtiVfiY 0f the revolution- 3 election of M. Casimir-Perier to the pres- New England """ 32% lected W- F- Belsterling as their candidate. - . - - r - 9C a yard. - is“ and the inertia 0f themodcrates 8313056 ‘ idency, which have hitherto remained The vote on permanent; chairman showed @ Pillow Case Cotton. 43 inch Wide—Bleached—l‘t ever mind how we do it—Come and get some. at 7%c a yard. $1! France, other course" “"111 abdication , secret, have come to light. It appears that - General Markets. l the strength Of the opposing factions, the ..._—- —_:--_—__—_..—_:-_ should‘have been pill 1191 1 it was known among his intimate friends NEW XOBK- Jan- 16.—FLCUR~_~State and Pattison adherents electing their man by ; TheGanlois 63pm: as :he opinion thetl and relatives that he was not strong “at"? “let’b‘” Steady: my m‘ns-paten-ts “‘0“? Of 584 ‘60 913' It took the conven- . . - l ONT d 1 th t D the resignation of Ii Casimir-Perier isl : - [email protected]. Winteli patents! 5528033315: 0“" mlll‘ tion one hourand five minutes to elect the ‘ r VV amt V '2 f '5 l I sen your c’o .es 0 ry '“siml ‘d ti Al tl _ f ' enough physa‘ally to resrst the nervous clears, 33,30; wmter straights, $2.35@3_75. chair 1 D . fly . th - 5,1,3; E g . g s g Goods stores or l‘allors to be . I) y.. 6561' '01], ant 18 reasons 01 lb tenslon Whlch the responsfblhmes of 1118 WHEAT~N0_2red opened steady, but weak. ‘ 11131-1. unng is ”me ere was 3,: if, g“ . g 5 dVEd 01' cleaned. W111 be found 111 1115 antecedents and P91" election involved. After his election, it ened under local and foreign selling, afterward an average 0f 3' half dozen delegates on ' l V V i ‘ V u OV’T b t if 'th 1 sonaloharacter.” appears, M. Casilnir_PeI-ier fell back upon rallying partially on western buying and fail their feet at the same time, 3-11 clamoring V ‘ D ‘ h 6 D11 0 W1 poor 1 ctobprg Commenting on the same subject, The acouch, and he remained completely pros- clearances; MaY. 62%@62%c.: July. 6211-16@ for recognition. JOhD Maloney, 8 Penn- BRIE) “‘1 EE’ORT CONV d W en you candiet‘ yOlri‘l‘ c O ’13,, Figaroflsays, ”If M- Casimir-Perier P91“ trated for several hours, to the consterna— 62%? - - sylvania Democracy hm“, was finally rec- ' Ur ’ V .L . one nice, 0 can an “ht at ocque S. sighs 111m detgfimjnafion to resign, Eu- tion of his friends. who did everything 58iilrE—Dullz carlots, 5o@o60.; boatloads. 56@ ognzsz mid made a. motion that thefcm} ' DON’T Wlilut ten days f0: {01111- dye. rope illust‘ijudge ini as severely as France 0 i 10 h h h r nd ho ' _ Y ‘, ven ion at journ and the chairmen o the W “ w” my“! W en 3’0“ 02“! g6 1' (one 1“ does. ’l-ji"? guzzegdedtoinulieegiifgmilzttjlnibgt aa selfret cefigfiigafifigflfif Steady on small re- (liflercnt delegations be instructed to se- three days at Tocque’s. I“ “‘E'VOTPinioh 0f. The Journal the PM» until the present time. NOW, however, OATS—Ne. 2 inactive; track, white state. 37 “re more Gommo‘hous q‘mrters- M31" . ‘E 1)thT rip your dresses “11 to pieces ent steteofelfalre 1:1 the result of the state the matter is being commented upon on nutter track, white western. mousse. my was ruled out of oedeh 5 q to be dyed when .vou can get them of iiahhi't" whleh the different political all sides. and it is generally believed that sngglgo—Dull; new mess. [email protected];family. . J I‘éelgignetlgns n10; bemg in fordea George m as done. all made up at ’l‘ocque’e- par 165.9; s _ n - n m h for 2 ‘. . . l on p acct e 111111100 cx- overnor " ..- - . V According to The Autorite, the resigna- :3; 22.323215133513133; fifidefsicdod isloc have LaRD—VVeak: prime weStem Steam‘ 37' - R' E' Pattison before the convention. The ' 0&0}; gee: $5533 Ellediadnleedl likeW 1111:; tion ofM Casimir-Periernot only requires been in constant apprehension of an at- h‘gfigfi‘lfiR F“ _ t t d , 10 20 . t t nomination was seconded by C.Oscar Beas- ‘ at Tocques y I the Céllsllre of one man. but“? also calls tempt upon his life. ‘ creamery‘ 15@§:,Icn‘s a” 9 my’ @ c" s a e 2 19:" Patiison's name, was greeted With Thanking our friends and customers for past favors, we start the New N B —-Fin.e blacks a!“ ecialt Done for the condemnation [of a regime. . Then, again, the death of M. Burdeau, CHEESE—Quiet; 1arge. 9821840.; small, 934@ deaf‘mmg “ppm"sc' M‘Ch‘ml J' Ryan he“ Year with renewed efforts to enter to the wants of the public in such a man- ' ' ’ - ~ p y. La Lanterne'says) The 16518113171011 0f the late president of the chamber of. depu— 120. appeared on the platform t“ place the name h 11 "t th 1; - f '] for mournlng m three days. M. Casimir-Pcrier does not end but begins ties, deprived the president of an intimate EGGS—Steady: state and Pennsylvania. 23@ of Colonel Charles H° thes in nomina- Der as S a men 6 pa lonage 0’ a! ' 3 coupdletat against independence 0f the personal friend and sound adviser and his 23%“ western, 220' tion. He said Pattison could not unite the V TOO ue & sons ghemherend the rights of universal guf. loss affected the president most deeply. t SfUCrilLIgfi—It’taiy sgeadyyfailarcflniiég.2%c.;1ceic;- an??? 1and would be beaten by 50,000. ' e a~ , r l -' '. ‘ ' - ' a ti u at, ca, uc.: re ine stea 7; crus ie , - i . ' ‘ - . a :%%.§::£tifi1::h}}lr Perler is desirous 0‘ The Real Cause—Perhaps. “wing,“ powdered, 4 1,1634%”. 3 l .. Areeymyia: ‘52:: 56:21:21,? (Elieigglaifilsixgt January Barg 311113 In every D apt. Dyers and cleaners of ladies’ and gents’ ”The resignation of M. Casimir-Perier, ” But these Who are most competent to g§§§§§g§N§TF¥fi“fd%:{~@29%f' JV 5 he was a. Democrat, and not a “Traction garments, made 01' ripped. says ;.The Petit Journal, “is a matter of :XpresstahbofghLothhsagytghah “11S? 23:?88323 380 " _ ”m y e ' * ew Or cans. 3'43 ; Democrat. ” He then said: “Colonel Bangs _ . ' TOCQUE’S FAST BLACK. ex - -, ‘ ‘ -. eason o eiv a ema e s ' . . n, . g n - - oentlonal grayity and can 011.137 COlel by the Socialist deputies after the refusal @ESE—Steady. domestic, 4% at%c., Japan, 4%) . 3:0 dfiéziggrgtlggo and is not tarred With Stock mllst be Reduced before Inventory WM? not to rub off. of the chamber of deputies to liberate M- TALnow—Dull; city, 4%3@i%c.; country, 4% I “If you want to make the party stand Dyeing and Cleaning Works. Broad Similfil’éwfid’ $110331. lsnefiltlegéggtig: @1310 . with honesty and integrity, select Colonel ' N 1 River Road. Nerfielk- ' epuaer av1g e: H . e 0 0 0' .'0 ' year’s imprisonment and a heavy fine for Afilicted With Rheumatism. . Ch‘z‘ilgfisag. gilfiglséy Brown seconded the L 0“] P r10 6 S W111 do It, orwa k anency. b11156]: achlne store i violently attacking the president in Le Mr. Geo. A. Mills, of Lebanon, Conn., nomination. A 'ballot was then taken, ’ wezzmc‘rs 3,23- .I: . For Belgium—As He "Is the Pretender to the Throne of France, This I l l ’,. .mHEriLTHY EXERCISE —-fresh air and proper food, help to keep a woman in good condition. It’s insufficient for some, weakened or borne down as they are by the ailments and irregularities peculiar to their sex. They’re easily helped, though; there’s a remedy in Dr. Picrce’s Fa- vorite Prescription—that will build up and cure every enfcebled woman. It’s the prescription of a physician; has been tested in thousands of cases, and never found wanting. The only risk that’s taken is that of the manufacturers who promise to refund the money if no benefit is experienced. This “Prescription” reaches the: origin of the trouble. Dizziness, fainting spells, and nervous disorders, such as sleeplcssness, chorea or St. Vitus’s dance, depend upon the ir- regularities and displacements of the special structii'rés, the ‘j‘Prescription ” cures nytregulatiug and correcting meets nothing will be changed in France. ’ ' The Matin is of the opinion that the Chomard, in which manifesto the presi- dent, the ministry and the majority of the chamber of deputies were violently at- tacked, contributed more than anything else to induce M. Casimir—Perier to resign. The ministers met again at noon today. and it is understood that the whole polit- ical situation was thoroughly discussed and weighed from all standpoints. The meeting took place at the ministry of the interior, which was surrounded by crowds of anxious people, all eagerly discussing the crisis in the affairs of France. In some quarters it is stated that the resignation of the president is not consid- ered official until it is anounced to the chamber of deputies. It is expected, how- ever, that the official announcement will be made to that body at once. One of the most significant features of the resignation of the president is the fact that his action is condemned even by his most intimate entourage. As the deputies were leaving the cham- ber today the Duke de la Rochefoucauld cried, “Long live the king!” A scene of great excitement followed. Verdict. Against a Railroad. OSWEGO, N. Y.. Jan. 17.—In the circuit court today the heirs of Charles O’Harra, the national guardsman who was killed while on military duty at Buffalo during the switchmen’s strike, obtained a verdict against the New York Central railroad for $3. 000. W by Holicnlolle Accepted. ' BERDIN, Jan. 17.—Prince 'Hohenlohe 1addressed the Prussian diet today. He ,said he had accepted the presidency of the Prussianenlinistry because he considered it his duty to obey the king. ’ The Pope Improving. I ' ROME, Jan. 17.—Thc pope, is..en‘joying [better health today. He received Cardi— "nals Rampolla and Bianchi ,and'has re- these functions and-organic changes. , ~ m,- "routine business. “,8 ' ’ Sumed the transaction'qf” his customary" nese should occupy the town, and the Ya- magis regiment was ordered to perform says: “I was afflicted with rheumatism in my back all last winter. It was so severe at times that I could not stand up straight, but was drawn over on one side. I tried different remedies without receiving any relief until I bought a bottle of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. After using it for three days, according to directions, my rheumatism was : gone and has not returned since. I have since recommended it to others and know ! they have been benefited by its use. For sale by GregOry & Co, TRAFINE THE AMERIEAN THEMED COMPANY. SUCCESSDR. / new YORK us.» flitlSlillEElllllllllSJAlllllillllE.lnLllSBlllilUIElL'lll L D ABSOLUTELY PURE' THE OLD RELIABLE swan tAFflRAl. f CIGARETTE use“ stood the Teal of Time MORE SOLD THAN ALL OTHER . BRANDS COMBINED MEDAL and ,DIPLOMA which resulted in Pattison’s nomination. This May Augur Trouble. LONDON. Jan. 17.——Thc Duke of Orleans. pretender to the throne of France, left Stowe House today for Dover. It is pre- sumed that he is going to Belgium. or that he will meet his supporters at Dover. Consequently it is believed that the royal- ists of France are preparing to take some action in view of the crisis in France. The Pall Mall Gazette, commenting up- on the political situation in France. says: “ France is now in the throes of the most menacing crisis since the downfall of the empire. ” ' ‘ Continuing, the Pall Mall Gazette says that it thinks parliamentary government in France has been tried and broken down, and there is now an opportunity for the pretender. Frankiifgl Privilege Revived. WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.—In addition to many changes made in the printing oflice and in the distribution of documents, the ‘ printing bill signed ‘by the president par- tially revives the franking privilege. The words are. “The vice president, members and members elect of and delegates and delegates elect to congress, shall have the privilege of sending free through the mails and under their frank any mail matter to any government official or to any person, correspondence not exceeding one ounce ' 1 in weight, when on official or department business. ’ ’ Income Tax Hearing. WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.—The hearing in the case of John G. Moore against Com- missioner of Internal Revenue Miller, brought to test the constitutionality of the income tax law, was resumed today in the district equity court. Attorney Jere Wil- son made the Opening argument, and Dis- trict Attorney General Whitney and So- licitor of Internal Revenue Hough repro- V , sented the government. not SAL ‘ ‘ ‘ 2' 4:29?“ --' Peed what we have to say about EWlll quickly curs Diphtheria, Quinsy, Coughs, 5194:1518. and more Throat. All druggists sell it» Winter Clocks and Jackets. Eaierrv Davis do Son, Providence, R. 1., Fifty Ladies’ black jackets, beavers Cheviot; and diaconals, fur trimmed .- an ., men - and plain, reduced to $2.98. ° ‘ " Shem “met mendProprletors. 35 newmarkets, with capes and mithout, reduced to $2.98. 15 newmarkets, with three capes, reduced to $3.50 . 30 misses jackets, sizes 12, 14, 16, reduced to $2.48. Serge Skirts and Silk Skirts. Separate from the waist, made in latest style, from $4.50 to $13.50. Eiderdown House downs and Sacks In all the desirable shades. lilisses’ and Boys’ Rubber Garments. From 250 to $2. An excellent assortment of calico wrappers at lowest prices Free Delivery Daily All goods purchased by customers residing in Norwalk or SO. IK'MMKW" M m. l3 SEASON 01’ 1895 Crafty, No. 12,022. RECORD;2.13}.{. Sire Kentucky Wilkes, No. 1857. Record 2.21%.. Dam Argo by Electioneer, N04125:. Sei- Vice, $35.00. Bay Baron, No. 82,57. ' RECORD, 2,19%, Sire Baron Wilkes._ No. 7753, Dam ‘Carrie Wilkes by George Wilkes. No. 519. Service $20. 1W. B. E. LOUKWOOD. Jr. N orwalk, Conn, Raymond. & Son. Successors to George H, Raymond. Furniture Dealers and General Funeral Directors. 46 and 48 Main street, Norwalk, Ct. Residence, 3 Berkeley Place. Telephone Call. 7"~5 Norwalk will be delivered at their door free of charge. _ ' J . D. J enmngs. 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