mus ms 305v on
5%....»
President Cleveland Very Much
Engaged on Saturday.
HOW HIS TIME WAS PUT IN.
I!» Ian mu m I. on ”morn-u.
W W at W call to
‘ I” “vbya-filmru Chief. Go to 500
W ”55“.! I‘M—03W (fund's.
Waaursuroa, Oct. u—satunlay rm tll
Wrbmyday Not that bolanotbtlay
ovary day, but fiaturday being the day upon
what :1»:ng bylalmidul to adjourn and
lid Myron, in was capucinliy busy Ho
m in lrmn bit montry mulcncc Mom 0
o'rlrark and no tram had ho entered tht
White 11mm t Inc-ranger! were hurrying
frora rum to its various dqrartmonto for
the return of billa winch had putrid cun—
gm, but which land not yet been returned
from the eleprtrnontt to which they had
lat. Marni by the! mutant for report.
Thus in isolation provident spout Icvcral
hour» In bulldog over reports and attaching
“Wore to bills-«n moat tcdioua taak.
Fortunately he did not and my that he
diurnal It Maury tovato—bnving two days
manly lounlthiruenwhichbccouldnot
may! to nottllavl comm Bardlyhad
kc unkind the: mtderatton of their billt
and vent thorn tothe capitol with his up
F‘r‘rVIl, than the joint cmnnrlttoe of the W
and mo: railed to inform him that con
you on ready to adjourn union he had
more mutation to'impart that would
Ware thctr mumbling in sea-ion longer.
The prnldcnt mt about fifteen minute!
with thr: «mummmlu had hardly MI
the atom trture a murmur ruahcd up
with a variation that had just mated both
hm, crawling the time for the retention of
the government cabihita at tho Cincinnati ex—
p anion until Sovenrbcr Thlo beluga harm
leu- rte-admin», involving no financial outlay,
and than on it: fan-P, tt wuaigned fembw't’th:
Ila! the rlgnaturc (I tho cucutlvc been do-
layurl five minute: tho measure would not
bar»: larmmc a law, as it hadmbcrlgmd
before- I p, m. ordic. Cougars: had not been
arljmrrrwl rive minutmr brain!» the White
"MW was «Maw with members and tetra
ton who lulu-tidal tar talus titr- outgoing after—
noon trains; for bonus. who wiibal many good-
by and at the some time putinuparting
word for the reapprrlntnurnt duringtbc mm
0‘ tltr: luminous who had failed of oonllnnn
turn by tho route.
The mansion was will wall filled with m
tonnnd nIcrnbcrawhe-n, at 2’: p. In, the Sioux
Walled. Thur] had nu: ya Hflltllé
"pent further." The ”content at once ex—
crmlhlnnclf.mtrerul tbeEurtmomand
shook bards with each rmrnbrrof the party.
“entrained with them for nearly half at:
hair. The: ”hollow: of the Indians had hardly
mitt) darken the portals of the White
House what: u delegation of white that from
the far west, heavily] by Col. Urdway, of
008431lech Those gvntlcnmn were also
rawivad, and trample} the attention of the
' fm' twenty Intuuta. It was aftct
4 o'clock MIMI: 31!. Cleveland had a moment
to W, and alwrtly after that hour he r9
turned to Oak View
Your Out of five.
5" Your. Oct. 22.—-’l'cn thousand people
.w the filth game of the: wrxld’s champion
dip m Saturday. 8t. 11ml: led, to» 1,
up w the eighth inning, when Sew York
nudes wondetful rally and batted out five
runs, winning the gnaw. Half the mica has
now bun played, Sow York winning four
.i 8t. 1min «Inc. The clubs play in Phila
dalpkiotmhyand thrrcrnolning four in St
1min, beginning \Yednaday.
Killed the GM and IL ,
5r. Inns. Oct. 2:.~lemaa Lynchanda
man named lethally, two withers, under
arm at him barrackr,chargol witt
dualismmapal alter fatally injuring tin
antrifl. Private: Welch and Kennedy.
WWW Kennedy down with anax,
while Manly beat Wolch over the head
with his own molver. which he wanted
fromklntaftcrndapcratenruggle.
Unpl'ltabkllshlbltba.
Cumsarnthfl—Tbcmunnialfix-
Wawiflhallprobalflitycloacncatfiatr
Inlay night. Titania-slight possibility
that k may be catcndad. It is animated
flu and!“ of tho guarantee notes art
partially worthltqand that nnlea the
magwark'nanumallypruvpcromom
thwawillbclrotnfiltoffdperant.
“uhb‘toa'a New Electric Railway.
Wamrxoros, Oct. 2.2-le tlwuiand per}
ply: traveled ovcr the electric railway which
run out to the Soldier! Esme. The road
andylmnopaatiom lax wack,anlit bu
“thaws. lt la (W! by the over
brad win ayatctn. The experimental open
tknoftkcmlhartlmv fnrboenanm
.-
llla Ill-vb “m Vain.
.‘i—At lo'clock in thl
Magma-llamyounmmonm
bubbluyhad
LIA-thora- fluvial.
m. Ont. fl—Ib Whit“
thin. aatkorof "III. flat- [warrant
«her popular work," man" I to luv.
3. D. Ward-,0! ”York. PIT-lit“ Mp,
“W,“ dtholrt’:,ofllclatln‘.
anyhow-mu .53....
”a,“ $35 HutAvuy aunt
" w mmumm.
“town J. m1... n- It.
Wdfiamamwabmttw,
u macaw-tumor;
.nw
wan—a-
BUlClDE OF A PUBLISHER.
I» I. Palaflav. of 'l'lIa Barton Harald.
Dram-a by Ito-tau. Bantu-
Borrow, Oct. ”“1113 death 01 “Hill '-
Public}, plukleut of The Baotou Harald
mpany, tantrum the) role topic of convu-
ntionin Burton. 'l‘uutnct that he Iliad by
his own haul baa baconro appomtt limited
from u lwuvy data of hurdanutu tattoo early
on Friday. When found howaa lying bull
duration blibad with the avldonoa of the
dual mr him. ,
Mr. Pulrlfor was driven to mlcide by finan-
cial truulrlcn ill» marlin; In the community
warsoltlwhighurt. and be was looked upon
by many an tbomughly sound man firm
claily,hioinvmtmantu being followed by a
bout of admirers. Ills onwrpritot were
numerous. lie was at the head of a big
mam heating com-urn just started here. Ea
badmincvout wort, railroads in the south,
“root can in Cbarlontun, t5. 0.. mica, gold
and iron min in Garrgia, pine lamb in
North Carolina, all promising to pay heavily
in the: future, but were Ill-ml wood now.
All dmrtuudud ready Irwney, and be had
noun. Illa properties wore heavily mortw
saga]. T0 toll Would I» suicidal, (or hocould
not mllm alpamnt. on tho value of hi:
invmtmcnta. llo must have money or main
an wlgnnwnt. A financial and social full
Mur‘mlhlm intlw fat-o llo lacked com-ago,
mul took his own life. ills funeral tnkt!
plow today and is strictly private.
FOUR MYSTERIOUS MURDERS.
The Colored People of Birmingham Badly
l'rlgllfructl.
Brtmtxortau, Ala, 00:. 2‘3.-—'l'he people of
Tun nluosu, n small tnwzr fifty-six miles south
mat of this city, are Ulfflh'll by tho rnyster~
inusrrrunlcr of {our rtogrw, wrthln ten days.
The first viz-tun was John Hill. a rr-spccted
negrornoclxnnic, who was supprmd to buvr
bcvn rnurrhmcd for his money. vllls‘ «lend body
«a» found on the atrcct one morning with
the» throat cut and fifteen knife woundsin
the holy. Last Monday the body of an un-
lznrm’n negro was found in the woods a low
1mm lrom town, and Friday the body of the
third victim was found in the river mm by.
the: throat» of both having been cut from
car to our. Yesterday morning the body 01
the fourth victim was found in the wood;
our town. The 0211er have so far been
unable to obtain any clew to the perpetratun
of the (3‘leth Thu body found yesterday but»
not yct been identified. All the victims bud
their throats cut. With the cxwption of tilt
first one tho bodies shown! no utbnr mark»
of violence. Tim colored pooplo 01’ the town
have been f figment-d out. of their wits by
those crimes
Lively Thur-s for tho New Man.
CHICAGO, Oct; L‘L’.-.\'nrth Halstod atrwt
vim; the scene of another anti-scab demon
ntratlou ymtarduy alto-moon About 1,000
people gathered on that thoroughfare, at the
corner of Clyhoumc nvmue, and after col-
lecting a pilc of bricks, stones and timbers on
the “rec! cur tracks waited for a car to court
along. ll hen it nplmml the conductor and
dn’tur Were mlutui with the usupl fuailnde
of brickbntu, and the puller», “horrors hastily
summoned, had mn-Iidvmblc difficulty In (it;
pcrrring the crowd and escorting the car back
to the barn. On Wells street, also, the new
men won.- krrpt busy all day removing aloha
from the track, pulling wedges out of tlu
able slut and watching for missiles thrown
from nlb~yways The police made several
arrests during the day.
l’lckpockcta Ill tltc Crowd.
Saw llavnx, Oct. mallet-emu Hill
:poka too great audience at the llyperior
horn Saturday night. A gang of pit-kpockuz:
had critically lullUWevl him up from Now
York. and probably worked the crowd ll)
Bridgwport Ill] “’atcrbury. At all events
they moped a harvest hero. The otficinls on
duty at police bcmlqunrtcru were over.
vvI ‘ lwith c“ ,‘ ' ‘ by those whohatl
lost watches, chains and m‘ketlmtkfi. From
the stage of the llyporion warning was tnadt
to tlwaurllcnce that New York pickprckctt
bod swooped down upon tho town, and that
many attendants at the: meeting had loot
their valuables. it was reported that Rounds»
man MIL-Brink. while looking out for the pick-
pmkets, had lost his watch. This the otlicor,
however, denied.
Jnd‘c Thurman “ale and llenrty.
Counts, 0 0a. “cl-Judge Thurman
arrived at home at 9:45 0'-clork ymerday
morning, aftera pleasant trip from Brazil,
1nd,, wbereho rpolu: Saturday Ila was in
perfect health and expressed himself ready
for another week of campaigning, llo vnl
speak at Cincinnati on the 25th, at Lima, 0..
on the 20th, and possibly at one or two other
prints. “is winding spur-chm will be 11de
at Wheeling, W. \'n., on the 30th, and III
Kelsonville, 0., on Nov. 2.. When the trait:
reached Mamie, 1nd, shortly before mid
night, all!) pwplm with bands of music, won
out in pay their Impacts to Judge Thurman
As he had retired he could not nomad.
Governor lllll'a Movement».
Blur You, Oct. iii—The impreuion that
President Cleveland and Governor llill will
jointly review the Democratic parade in thin
city on Oct. 27 is a mistaken one, ”Governor
Bill: campaign engagcuwnta, made month
ago, reqnlro him to speak at. Harkima, N.
Y.,on that day. The governor hopes to be
ableto review the parade on theovenlngof
Nov 5 Governor Bill arrived from Corr
nautical - otcrday.“ Ml for Albany in
the evening He speaks at Ogdauburg to
any While here he held a conform wit)
W Whimsy. (mairman Brice ant
otlwn on campaign matters.
Malta“ XII-luau a Stat. Ticket.
Nzw Your, Oct. fl—Jl'ho Socialist Labor
party baa minnzrd Edward J. Hall for
governor, Christinu Pottburg for llcutcnanl
MgnmJ'nuz “mu for judge of the court
of appeals, Alexander John for mayor,
Heinrich Firth for protlrlcnt of the board 0!
aldernIvn, William Burton for aberlff. Charla
W,Coor: for county clerk, and alao mad:
mutation- for all the congradonal and
aympathlzing with the effort! of labor t4
emancipato ltaclt tram wags alavory.
nm and mum Confident.
Wamtrmrort, Oct. 22,-»l’ubllo Prom
Whammadfmatrlptohh
bonnat Kingston, ll. ‘1’. lie badatall
with Governor Hill and he Iaya the governor
lurnorloubt whatever tint New York wll
go Dartmouth- Govu'nor Hill told Mr.
favorable to the Dementia party.
Ilarrlaga la Ina-cum a Man.
ltuw You, Oct. viz—Col
5OUTE NORWALK EVENIN _ SEW
STATUE OF GEN. GRANT.
mud to at. lanla and Unvallod will
Browning (Enemy.
Br. 10171100”. fill-Jinn statue of Goo. U.
S. Grant, praantodto the city of St. Louis
by the Grant Monument association of Mi»-
aouri, was unveiled Saturday allot-noon.
Tboro was a parade, (unturned of United
States U’lltll- from Jeffomn barracks, oom-
marnled by Col. David Perry; First regiment,
National Guard» of Min-touri, G A. It. and
unlfurnmd indupemlent armed companies.
”pull the arrival ol the column at the
stutuvon 'lwellth street, betu'm-n Olive and
Locust, ll. l'. llnnrath'lt, vice pmldont of
the “run Monument amviatibn, delivered a
brief albums, at tho cloao of ivbich the elo-
gant bronze statue was unveiled by Mini
Caroline llutb U'Fnlon. Mimic by the Ar-
Ietml band followed, and then It solute of
tblrtyoight guns by the St. Louis National ‘
Guards Imltcry. Gun. John W. Noblodo-
livcml the: utlrlmut, his eulogy of the, silent 1,
mrmunmlcr evoking fI'uluout outburst» of
applause. ll. L'. llamtick thou formally
prosentcd the statue to St. bouts, audit was
llu’tvptl-tl on behalf of the city by Mayor
Front-Is. Addrvmns followed by Jerome llill
and William Wm'ncr, C(Ilulllllnu'ur in chief of
tlm Grand z'lrm) of tho llcpubllc, at the con-
clusmn of whltb the immune Huang 0!
people new dL-anluml
THERE MAY BE moonsuzo.
Citiwm of “rm-HQ“ Itmrut IL:- Action
of tho (.‘numllnn l'tIn-tih'.
Wrxxu’rzo, Man. 9» nl gov-
, (wt. .'."2.- an..-
crnmunt hm: recently gl'lttllnl :. . .. .m :0 mil.
road company ngbts "I II;I_.. .Z. it'upv and
mutant tins new road vnmm L ,. ..u--- I tho
Cunnrltnn Pacific .s'rx mile-s v tn' l . I. . I:..{»’,’,’.
The Canadian Puclll l unlun .
right totmss their tr. U L: {W l .
proposed intvrscttlun ll} :\lvl*' ll.I
motive at the disputed puml. ‘I Ir \ . .. ‘5
Pacific also secured on Injunvtmzr In .. .m .
the now company from prtm‘ttt; . ‘nnl'n’
pending an uppwl to the prlu . .J ounrll.
Public fmltng in the mutter ln' \‘vry bitter
against the Canadian Pacific, nul mum lnur
- t ill"
m:
..-...
Ill
mg
hundred citizens proceeded to tim disputed
point with tho intcntiuh of forcing a clawing,
notwithstandmg the order of the court. The
(Jonathan Put-lilo was untitled, and by thouso
of o spacial train managed to get two or “true
hundred armed workman to the scene, pre-
pared to defend their pruwrty. The: cltizrna
were overmvod by this display of furor, and
withdrew before any mllia'mn took place. it
is feared that another demonstration against
the Canadian l’ucttic ulll be made and that
serious results will follow.
That Barge \vlll Ruin the .any', Yet.
Wnsurxmos, Oct. ELK—It is n-portml in
mm] circles that llltltlyllflllllh'('l'lllfil'l' Ve-
suviuv. now at (Trump's unp yard, l‘lnlmlel-
phln, was struck by the cunt largo which
plnycd such havoc, \vtth tlu- llultuunrr, and
the blur shaft of the u- t» l m. riuudy IIIIpoimd.
’l'bet- -xnct extent of tin» damage Ia but stated.
Int-Hy Injured in II bumlny It «'1'. Va
Nutv ()nruus Hot '23 Min n fl 0 yutcr-
day at Exposition l'urlt. Muggm», nlrlrru by
John T. Show. and 0 Hunt tltil'm'. \l’nlulru
.‘v’t-uuum. Ill‘l'll‘ll by l‘llmttus .‘v'cwmun, vul-
lnlcd, and Shaw Wu: probably futully infirm].
[ix-Governor Hamilton Dying.
UAIIEP_~7n,>Iv.\', Md, Oct. '*....’.——l'lx-Uovornor
finmilwn tidying. Two Iva-ks Ilgu ho was
strtcken with pneumonia. He in now sulfur-
ing from blood poisoning, With gangrene of
the lung, and cannot recover.
Killed \l’ltllc “‘atclllng II Balloon.
Cuttustr, l‘n,, Oct. {LL—John Carly, aged
30, of llruml bunting, was watching the In‘
flutmn of lllt.‘ lltllznn at the [figural-nun full,
“iron a pole full. alt-thing him on tho bead.
llr- don't in tin: minutes.
Murder in “'nahlnzlrm.
“’Asmxuros, Uct. "‘J_—-\\'illinm Warren
shot and fatally wounded William Brown in
aqunrrclovvr mum nmnvy, Both man are
colored.
Johns Hopkins gave 83,145,000 to the uni-
varsity which bears his name His gifts for
benevolent purposes amounted to 2‘9, 000 ,(XJU
CONDENSED NEWS.
The What-chapel mystery is still deep III
ever. The police continue their lruttltua
efforts, without bowing so for obtnlnml the
shadow of n cit-Iv.
A new oil well on the Campbell farm, near
Clarion, Pm. is prmltwlrg 0,000 burn-ls II Ilny.
This is the groan-st :tnke on rcmrnl.
The lulu» club, of New York, gnvo ll.
Coquolln, tlI- Frruult cum nltun. II rmcption
Saturday night. Murry notable .VI-w Yorkers
were pruscut.
Pmblcnt Vim-Zulu! has dwilnml nil ut' the
many invitations b» bus n-ccn'ul to visit.
fairs, and rcvlow par'ulI-s. oxwpt that for the
busmeuu men's patrmlu in New Yurk next
Saturday evening.
Another street car riot occurn-d in Chicago
Saturday night. A cur mu badly wrecked
and the driver roughly usul. Fuul‘ riotcrs
were arreatod.
The [option Chronicle's ltunm currexprnll-
cut. my»: "Tun holy ulllme is about to mus
a doctor.- 'Inslmctrng tho blahups In Arm-rim
to obtain from the loath-r» of the Knights of
Labor verbal rim-lurntluns us In the lunocu»
(mum of tho Ul‘tlt'l'."
The prrnidmtt has npprovod the acts chang-
ing the time for the meeting of the electors
for president and vice pmrdent, and the act
making an appropriation for the «Inform want
of the Chum ext luslon law
Captain of Palm; Hayes, 0; Cmtksmu'
Ma, was murder“! on tho stru t by 0 trump
in mango tor being arrested whit. drunk.
William 110mm, prunblont of tho Into Mo-
tropolitan bank of Cincinnati, is a physical
and mental wreck. llia family rush to clear
him in the eyes of the world, and to they
have I'clolved to pay every dollar of the
loan at the bank attributable to any way to
him.
The Sioux Indian chiefs have mturnod
west from Washington without ngroelng to
the government ion. Fourteen of tho
meaty Ila voted in favor of it.
The manly-nine Cblnamott who sailed from
Altulut for Port Townsend, W. 1”,, have been
darned admit-ion on the ground that the vm
rel milul through British water: on route,
although It did not touch at any port.
Mina Krauae. of Philadelphia, baa brought
mil agaimrt the Athletic Baasbull club for
damage; “‘th walking on a street along»
aldothegmundafml ballwaaknockodover
tbofancoauuatruck hrronthobraut. Bur
phynclana ray either an abacu- or cane-rm
youth is resulting, and a dollcnto operation
will anon be mortuary. .
ll.
Important
Soofleld & Hoyt have decided to give tbclr custom the benefit of some fortunate
purchases 0! aeveyal Iota of Dry Goods.
..___,I..——...___.
LOT N0. 1. —Ubildrrn’a Cloaktl, 4 year nine, ‘2 09; By
yearn $8. 09.
from 319. 98.
ladlea' Uloalls, 85.87. 08.25, .10. 98" 814. W.
49. 8 cars, 22 89; 10
I'll.” ’Plhul H3109“
LOT NO. 2. —-Colored Henrietta Cloths 230., all wool In all colors at 420., advertised
elsewhere at 49c.
cloths. all oolora, fine quality at 810.
LOT NO. 8. -19 inch Silk Plnubea, all colors, at 69c.
ed for six months from 31. 00 upwards.
bargain.
LOT N0. 4,—Mimllamous.
600 Cumin Point 250 each.
(Mod all w
500.
OIlclothu' In all widths and qualities.
keeping goods at tho lowest prices.
All wool Tnoota at 430., good value at 500.
, Shades, Ila feet long at 250.
size at $2. 50; 50 do. small uize. $1 00, best goods.
Ludiea' and (lonta’ all wool Rod Underwear from 590. .
Broad-
Blaok Dun-Silks” warrant-
Black Satin Rhadame at980 ., a big
oolcarpota at 000., former price 755.
100 Raga large
Swede Gloves 4 uttona,
upwarda.
Afullatnck of 'l'inwaro and House-
SCOFIELD 8c HOYT,
No.3 GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK. CONN.
The Buck Ranges
E. K. Lockwood .& Cos.
Special Prices
to
ARCHITECTS
and .
BUILDERS
It is not all
e 0 v 0 r0 0 with
Nickel Plato ‘
own town.
A lso
celebrated
It I 0 ll ll 0 N l)
RANGES
I'lumbors and
Gas
and
'l‘in Roofers.
[3. 1i. ‘lu()CI{W ()()D & 00.. Norvvulk.
HOUSES AND LOTS
FOR 8 ALE
Situated on Main Street, West
wood Avenue, Monroe Street, WI
Concord Street, Spring Street,
HgEl Siren-ts, Iluviluml Street,
Streets, Meadow Slrcut and Turn
Mo»
Avenue, Taylor Avenue, Elm—
»mlward Avenue, Lowe Street,
l‘urncr Summit and Golden
and Franklin
l'unwr ['ninn
Ipikc,
LOTS
Situated on Slain Street, Corner
Taylor Avenue and West
Street. Taylor Avenue, West Ammo, Hillside Place, Meadow
Street, Cross Street, Summit Stmrt, lalmwood Avenue, Bay-
vicw Avenue, Pine Street, Prospect Place, Hamilton Avenue,
Day Street, Raymond Street, Corner Water and Raymond
Streets, and Lots Fronting on th
e Carriage Bridge.
East Norwalk.
Houses and Lots situated on Pleasant Street, Osborn Avenue,
Cove Street, Henry Street, Corner lloyl Street and Collage
Avenue, Collage Avenue, and St. John Avenue.
The property on the above list will be sold at reasonable
prices and on easy terms.
We also have some outside property for snlc at very reason-
able prices.
Mop...—
Tlllflll & lllllllEN,
REAL ESTATE All] Illlllllllll AGENTS.
It is made in
YOUR
Agent for the
STON
BO
Pllllll lfllllllfll fllll Jfllllll.
During the month of Octo-
ber our price will be unap-
proachable.
The 1191100an00 03
Worthy ll Null
Two of the leading English
Manufacturers of “London Dye
Real Seal Plush” submitted
samples to us through their
New York agents desiring us
to choose what we considered
the best Plush and Color for
wear as they had a new pro.
cost; \which this year would
revolutionize the entire manu-
facture of Plush.
Alter carefully examining
the samples we took the
pieces to our cloak mak
ers in New York who were
Fitters, Slutelpcrfcctly amazed at the super-
ior color and the unusual fine
finish of the Plush. At their
earnest solicitation we placed
an order for three times as
many Plush goods as we ever
bought before at one time. We
now realize the quantity to be
large and can only hope to sell
the surplus stock by oficring
the goods for the next thirty
days, or until the season opens,
at what they cost us. In ad-
TORE‘...‘
dition to selling our Sacques
and Jackets at cost we pro-
pose making terms easy to
those who have not the ready
cash for the entire purchase.
Ladies by making a small de-
posit at. time of purchase the
garment will be carefully laid
aside, a receipt given for
money, and the balance can be
paid before or on November I.
This is an opportunity every
intending buyer should appre-
ciate, as it gives you a chance
to carefully select your Sacque
or Jackal from the finest
goods made, and prevent the
confusion that always occurs
later in the season when so
many have to take what gar-
ment they can get. And lur-
thermore. we guarantee by
offering our production at cost
that you are saving at least
from $5 to $20 on your gar-
menl if you purchase before
November 1st, from us.
The Sacqucs and Jackelsare
now on exhibition and are the
finest ever shown in the city;
the lowest prices; are finished
equal to the best. All are
made of the “New London
Dye Seal Plus " which ts al-
most on exact counterpart of
real seal, low can detect the
difference so perfect ,is the
W -
color, and we control tho
color for Norwalk.All are made
under our own supervision, so ‘
that we have left nothing um
done, but on the contrary have
had every garment out, lined. '
filled and finished equal loony
custom-made goods in America. ‘
Our prices are as follows.
The left hand side prices are.
this years; right hand prim, »
last years. ‘
Sacques. *
$18. 49 this yr. last yr. $25 00
19. 95 27. 50
24.50 .. H 30.00
27.50 ~~ “ ‘ 32.50
35.00 .. “ 49.50,
40.00 “ “ 55.00
50.00 “ “ 65.00
Jackets.
$10.95 this yr. last yr. $17.50
13.50 “ “_ 21.50
16.95 25.00
20.95 29.50 j
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NORWALK.
It ll
“ “
Pure Eider Vinegar
2') cents a gallon.
MIXED SPICES!
Twenty kinds of aplcev mixed for pickling.
GREEN GIXGKB R0011
Nice Juicy Lemons
15 cents a dozen.
ROCK SALT. HAY SALT.
All Kinds of Whole Spices.
ls Much Sllll‘ for the Money
aa any all around honest dealer can give.
Ready for Pickling and
Preserving Time Here.
A Word About flats!
One bazofour Old Barley cyOataar-worthza‘
bagrof other. Will not to and I2 lba to a
bmhel and it taka mix ty good call to do It.
[.maha; Younaythlnkyuubavebvenfaed-
nggoodoata Ben
oatachalincoatpariaon.
nibble l lnmsmck’s.
leble’s Block Main St.
A 1.0010010
Bflflll and 81088
Gemini-Datum
FALL AND WINTER WEAR
C. H. Harvey.
I cannot note ”nix
5nota are told on the
mint theyaar
or cash. I that! holdI thaprlca
nary custom.
mtlonprlcu
Rupber Goods
SPECIALTY.
mm and you may think your
tale,“ my
wit III-nacho!
lyatork latouamuaroaaloo
They Shall be Sold at Last
Year's Prices;
REMEMBER
0. H. HARVEY,
In Main Street.
Insurance Building,
South Norvmllr.
common BM
Have placed in stock their full line 01
Men’slouth’slloy’s
CLOTHING
For Fall and Winter.
summer Bll
ID.
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Norwalk Chronicler