I
I,
' year and inn-A
"‘4!” IA A coAL IAIAE.
IIIj’A’
Sevénle en Men Killed by an Ex-
, plosion of Gas.
I - Mu
80“ ”XI I‘.\.‘..l‘i§('A|'l‘ill I'AVIII'RT.
l, .
m Blown (In ‘0! the Mum and Into
I50 \Vomlhwb‘oflunutcly ‘tlulr IA hluull
Mo! tho lie Iuiurwl'une "M at Work.
W]: of the lliAmtA-r.
“INDY“, PAL. I‘ll». find“ Mll‘ I’M-lupin“ if
the Kettle L‘ru-k l‘nal MIIIing company}
mine, lll‘toon lulllI'l'l-i Were killed. lI'm Illod
liter III-lag takm ‘Illl, and lllh'A‘ nwn arc lI‘l.‘
bully injurul Il‘dt’ It is thought they “Indie.
The killed II hone namcII are given lll't';
John Andaman, ugml '5).
(‘ltnrlml Mnmn.‘ .37.
Htcphen Heeling.¢ .13.
John Backus, A
J nhn Paris In, -:.'.
Aaron Carlson, 85.
Dom CloiIky. III).
Michael Marcy, 2:.
. Hle'cntcr Marcy. l‘J.
(idorgo Melitta, in
31mm Vienna. 30 .
Maurice \ IAIIks.‘ -..
Two unknown. all lllllllltl‘t'li‘l.
Michael Culrnn. :‘II. ll'3\t‘fi II \| no and eight
children. I"
.Pltrick Dooley. .13. lulu». II \\ It» and an en
, children
The others were indium and Hungarians.
Whose nanns are not given. The IIIIIII- am
located at Clint-III C Inmy. Tiny bum. in via
in ”pr-ration billr'll IhI- tint III ”In pl'AN'lIl
'Iwn duiiy turning; not a
bullll’lll‘qlmlll)‘ III will mull. “tic llllinll‘rtl
and tWI-nly men are I-IIIpl-Iyul in and lll‘nlllltl
the mine.» but for aunt" l‘l'th-li lIlll twenty
of tin- whole number “'I‘l'v III. “urk‘ when the
explosion occur-rad
At a few. minutes after 4 o‘clock the >IIpI-r~
lntondont George L. MIllcr. hand a huny
rcpt-rt. at the m w) l - 'Ilr If! and pr-IAAA-Ilml
to the spot \IIII II ll” at IIIICI' a“! that II III)-
lent exploeiun had takm pin" -. The Illu't'mnl'y
arrangements “'i't'r quickly made to carry
the air to the face 0: the work. and "it'll I-n~
teml the mine tn lA-am tbn lfitrltI'liliti'~I-l
what had occurred.
An appalling plate of affairs was found
hide. A! the cn-l of an lnIuI s h: In! work
lourtmn llAad bodi- ~ IIA- run-I IIufiA-Il IIUIII llu
drift. TI’Io of those who “I re injured subso
queutly died. Unc man was mowing. and
his remains “1‘11? found out in the woods.
when: they had lIecn blown by tlII- force (It
the explosion through the air aim“. The
told number of killed or totally iIIjurA d wax-
lound .to he seventwn.
A driver named J. Farrel was entering thI
drift when le explosion occurrml. lie on:
thrown toward the month and normal. but
hinnule was killed. The ton-A- AI! Ihe l’X‘
plosion was bllqul in the Incl. that lIoIliIs
mm: bloWIII'II-nr out of the mouth III the
drift. Everything poieible was (lIbliI' {or the
injure] by tin-mine physicinw. Til" bodice
otthedcwl Wt‘rl' taken charge of by III. “III
demker and prI-pan-Il for llllr'l'lll-‘lll. 'l'he
mine influx-tor of tlIeIlistriI-t has low“ >lllll-
wooed. ,
’In I hiacksnuth shop near the scene of tin
(banner laid the chnrrcd and nnrchIgnimblA
remains of August l’i II'I‘SOII who was blown
out through the air shaft titty tcct in the air.
and some of his clothI-s can be seen hanging
tonlimb otn large trco near by. Next to
him is Niko Curmm, who was blown on
feet. out of the mouth of the mine, and war
found dead in nIlitclI, still clinging to thr
handle of his shovel. licsiIlIIIIiIn lay l’. l".
Donlcy, who also was blown out III the month
of tho mine. lionley leaves a pile and four
children. ‘
The cause (It the nxpiosion isa IIIystcry.
and In one seems able to explain it. Thc
mpaintemlcnt of the mines. George L.
Miller, who is a Mate mining engineer. say;
that the explosion has n parallci only in thA
Pocahontas Ininc disaster. and that the cause
of it will perhaps never be known. lli:
theory is that n tiwnII-e of gas was struck by
the miners in drilling and that the gas, com—
ingin‘contact with a naked light. ArnIIsI-Il the
explosion It is known that the air has been
Inland in the mine tor several days that
many of the men would not work. but the
superintendent says the re i~‘ no Inn-anion that
the were was prIIpI- rlv Ientilatul. .
Hundreds of pump!" from the III ighborhnod
\isitod tho stem at tho fatal cxplmion. 'I'hc
‘ blinds. and rciativts II! the Iliad one,- are
. people without more than enough of thin
worldsgoahi to clothe the -ir indies. Frug-
nIcntII ot the clothing worn by the I ictims ot
the disastcr are scattcml among the limbs of
the Wmnnlllll" trees mum ot the m titty feet
above the ground. Five" of the killed were
Swedes, three Hungarians, six Italians and
two Irish. All were unmarried except the
last. two. who have large Iflllllll03.
find His Son'» Ilonea in a ltnnkct.
WABASIII, Ind. Nov. 7I.-l.nst evening
Samuel Shally. a prominent farmer residing
near this uty. urriIed here in a Aarriage
filth his family and a lIIeA'kIt containinIy the
churned bones of his 12—year-old «:un The
my had gone to Howard county to Iisit
theiamily of Jacob CotIllllIfl‘, lornwrly neigh-
hon of Shally.
the two families were awakened by a stilling
smoke. They rushed out, but little \I'Amc
“tunable to get up and perished in the
flames.
Gallagher “'aatc to Let 'Lr (to.
Cmvzuian, Nov. S—Reddy iiallaghcris
anxious for another meeting with Charley
Mitchell. It seems that alter their light
hen, which Mitchell won, he promised to
meet Gallagher again as soon as his tour with
Kilrllin w over. Then came the Sullivan-
Mitchell 11 tch and delay. (.Aallaghcr says:
“Ian mmly to tight Mitchell six or twenty
rounds, or to a “lush with mail gloves,
Imdonrults preferred, in Cleveland or any
other town and claim thc first chance at
him.“
. ' A Train Wrecked by n Cow.
Km Onmxs Nov. .I -—A dispatch from
Vichburg, Min. to The Times- Democrat
nys: A freight train on the Loom ille, New
Orleans and Tens railroad struck a cow and
wuthrown from the track, the locomotive
3nd thirteen can being wrecked. Charles
Boymour and John Conway, employed at the
mod, and II tramp who was stealing n ride
has killed. J. L. Martin and James Brown
m In badly Injured that they will probably
Illa.
American: in Clover.
Louver. new a—Woodcod and Randi-y,
thl W “writs ot the king of \l ur—
umbnrg suddenly departed from Nice on
my. Thoklng had locntad them in n
mutt W hll DWI! hold, flying
Alarm Thocormpondenvot
.II Woodmek just betore hi- depu-tnrg.
WI“ duty tho mie- uncut lib con-
atom withtho king. The court ofllclnh
M a m “film I
Early yesterday morning ,
WV" I
LADY PUPILS IN PEBIL.
Compound tn wee tmm - [turning Send-
‘ nary in Their Mum Cloth».
‘1,', Lung, Nov. .’I, .\l l o‘clock youterday
IIIIIrIIiIng, ilIAI lulllilll“ .‘lluIIliAcllAI IIIIIIIinIII'y. at.
(AIII’I‘I‘). ills, Hurt} illlli'h‘ from ”In. city.
nasAlmtI-Anul by lll'l‘, and AIVA-I‘ lllu young
llullm hada narrow I‘rit'lllll {rum a terrible
death. The lhnnm. lIrA-lIIv out In tho basement
about Iuidnlghtnnnl ll‘ll’l‘l‘ lln- dungcr wan
AlIu-Iwerml tlw entire IIIIIIII building was
ablaze. The girls and teachers “‘Ul‘tgllwllk’
l'lMl by the hillt'll III I-IIIIIlAc, and run blindly
through tho hall» in tin-Ir night chain's.
IAIrtquItA-LI llll‘ llI'llllllUlM'I IIIA» lmutul'in
llu‘ upp-I hl‘lllvn ill Ihu (.II \\m,_;-. and
“lillv the “Inn building IIlAiAlI IIIh-r
b‘m'lh the \vIIIgII, “.II. burning up lllt‘
1A")! Illwl girl... had H Al :quIII III tNl‘billl'
'llu v Iunlnnl pull IIn ll tIAIIII the main lIuil hug
and [in AlAIIIIIItuI'IiAmd mu H..- tlAI- llIghts of
Main lIAllIA )IIIAl.ll1AIA Ilny gIIllI~-II~,AI the
majority in lllt'll' night A!»-: llt ». rein-AMI; lug-I
Anny lllilll Xl~\l|l’l‘l Il.:II ll.l' ll\(“~IIl llll'lr
l‘rlt‘llll‘u III-IA :IA‘|\t‘ 1. Tim gll'lr- \I- re :lx 'll Ill~
Ii‘llllllt‘Il IIIIIIIIIg lIIAA lll‘lgllltfi-I". 'l‘th hand
al s IlIIII‘ .) nothing. . and a; iIA’A'luI l. ilil'l'lllll't‘
”Ill go was in lL~ll\“~.
'llIA- building “ll‘Attl‘ \ltllli. lAII- bltllll'wlllgll'
. and has the AIIAIIAI mil l-Ial knAInnlaclim'
mvnnnury in the \\I',~‘l. II was beautifully
allunlnl inn fun-park. it ball a line body
(I! alnnmm‘. .\ gullvrv vi tiIII- puintinw
tin-l s» lllt‘ lIAIInIIl‘ul “Allin in sculpture “Pr"
«heir-um]. 'l".'AI-.«-rv:ml girl» who jlllll‘bt'Il
II‘I-III Hinder“. illI‘ lAA-llAvxml In lu- fatally
hurt. The building \I:I~ l‘l'A‘i'lI II by llAIIIszIIzili
li-dlrcy in 1%.}. vl‘lll‘ l-As.‘ l» :luuw
A DARING TRAIN ROBBERY.
0:"- )lun with IA l’i-tul lio'ln Away with
:VIIAMIIMD ur NIIII'II.
2.2:“ HI:I.I:.\.\.~, Nuv. .3, diploma: l£l|‘t‘_\'
and llt‘l‘ll}' hlllllnll‘. lilly Illill‘n ll'Hlll lll'l't’. II
rubber I-IIle'ml the l“l‘l"'~" ulr wt llzv- NIIl‘lll
limlnrn I‘uilunI tI'IIIIIaIIIIImIaIp-llA-Il liag;u;:~‘
MINI-r liI-nry .‘ll‘l':ll‘hl}'..lll llIA- lllll/jil‘ of n
lllslul, tn lrdd up his hands. and quickly
throw n such uva' lIi‘ lII-a-l.
Charles l.«I\II'AI3‘. the l’IIItAIAl slll'l'.‘ IprI'I-m
Ina-swnger. \Ihn nun-hecking freight in the
other end All 1h. A :II II .II. Ila-II AAIIIIpclled. at
the pi: tnls IIIIIIII' I. l IAIIAIII tl.-I min. A sick
“Ah Ill" 'l llll'lli“ I II I l lllw III 'I l and Ill: l‘kllh’
hr, ulth' ruling Iiw ml” I-l‘ Its t'Ilell'ulS,
stopped the tram by pulling thrl-wllrupo,
and AlepaI-lml.
Th:- t‘IIIl'lllt‘llil‘ on going forward to invadi-
gntel’oundtlu- var In.“ In the IprI'A-m' mr
lm'kwl. ”II rem-bin; tlIA- I"I‘Il‘i*\s car he
found .‘dclilruy :III-l inwn'y standing in the
racks. still holding up their hand>.
It L‘ mid that “1- IIIIIAIHIIl III the in.» i‘ lu-
‘l’Ll'Htlilil ‘3"..IIHIII lIIIt tlI'I lXIlTlSn ull'nsi .‘ll‘
Ilm ilIte (Aniatu tlI. .lllt-Illlll
.‘t ‘t’l'y ('Iml Burglary.
('Il‘li'MvH, Xi)", :I,—limvr;:“ llA-nllrrwll,
alins Davina .«nmh lhlvt”, aim al-il" about
$7.30 “i'l‘llli'r watch” and leIIIIunAl ring
from .l-Inkinwn A\ Sh llv. jo “chr‘ II 'IN Ind-l
for trial. In tln > Am tln (‘Ullllitrh rnn nII
both sides of the r--- In I. lloth mt the part-
nI-rs were watul in front or Ila: buck runn-
ler reading [rip-Tm and .lIIIIkiII~~III was scaled
in full \ iA-w ml the III-«Ir, ltzzI i‘ silt'nlix-Il up
In t!~-- \IIIII‘u U. MIL: lf-. up Anni ll‘.‘ Aim-r :IIIIl
ll”l."Illlill , :I‘IIII: himwlf ll'lllll'l
the ll'-'lil ('I'l: llt‘l‘. and firm l'l‘ithI-Il IAII hIs
hands and kncw .x :II II pin-f:- “lllllll N'Vrll {wt
of Mr, Shelly. lII- Ulk’llttl Ill" back of the
glans Sllvwwurw and look out III-I trays of
jewelry. Placing tlII-III Am tln- Hour III: M}-
‘L‘ll‘tl about hunt) the gold \IntclIesIInd
two diamond rings and pm ketcd them. The
partners kept. on Imding and he crawled
back tIItlII door and lippAIAl out JInkinson
MW him “wing nut. and wondered what the
(«How bad lm-n doing. but did not .~top him.
. mum
churl to a \Summc r lionmm‘c.
lam. lIIA.\I II, V...J NIH‘ ...—-:\ N'llu‘lllllll
has ll'wli Aim-minded lII- -rc and at Asbnry York
by the clAIpIIIeIIt of Misw Ella .‘IanlII-ncny,
ngcd IS. the daughtcr Id" livnry MIAI‘Cln-quny.
proprietor of tlnl IIIIlA-l Asbury, at Asbury
Park. with ('harlcs IlI-lu-II. nf New York.
Miss L‘Iili'l'lll'l]('ll_\"5 [other “'33 upp- N'il tn the
match lnx‘ausc he believed the I'nllplu were
tIIIIyIIIIIIg. It appears. that lleln-cnnd Miss
Mactfhcncny I'aIIIA- llt’l'l‘ to view the lI-pnldi-
can Invade. After the [illl'lltll' they proh'mlml
to the lIIIIIsc III a Long .flranvli miniatcr.
where they III-rc IIIaI‘riI-Il, 'l'lII-j then went
tn II hotel. In the IIIanIiII; they hired n car-
ringc and IvrI'mlriI'I-II tn Ill" lilulIclIotI-IIIt
{III llank. where tlzvy had dinner. Tlll’h‘llll
truce of them was lust.
.\ Young “'nman'n Lively (JarI-cr.
L05 Awaits, Cal. Nov. .‘I.——\'erona
Baldwin. “'lln III-It old millionairc Lucky
Baldwin. about thrcc yI-ars rig", in lllsllOlt‘l
in San Franc-ism. nnd who secured about
3.30.0“) from Baldwin tAI comprmniso the
breach of promise suit which she brought
against him. hna :Ippvurcd again, this time
against hcr attorney, 5. Mama. She wants
MIISIIII disbarred lli‘l'flll§€l she charges that he
accepted brilms from lthhnrll Nancy and
Baldwin, against “lb-Ill she engaged him to.
bring; suit SiIIcI-hcr trouble with Baldwin
Verona Innmcd II young San Jose rancher
but she has now scpanterl from him. and
threatens to have him indicted for lrigaIny,
as she alleges that she has found that he has
anothvr Ivilv.
Tho ItIIIIkInakI-rn' Scheme Failed.
\l’asIIIxInIIx,’ Nov. I’I.——'l'ho National
Jockey club last week contemplated an ex-
tcnsionet the race Inect’mg. It was aban—
doned, however. when it was discover“! that
a plot existed among the backers of the less
noted harms and some of the bookmakers to
run matters in a somewhat irregular way.
The owners (If thc “cracks" announced that
they would not stay. It was then that the
bookmakers altered to pay all the cxpemcs
connected with tlIeI-xtra work, including the
purses. The jockey club looked into the
matter clo-cl y. discovered the little game and
promptly refused to be a party to it.
Customs Chaim“.
\I’AsIIIIIG'mN. Nov. 5.—Tiw statement of
supervising Special Agent Jewell shows that
£0,301.18; was collecml in customs duties
during the year at. II (wt of so, 502,379. The
receipts increased 31 his 101, while the cot-d
of collections decreased $160,240. The percenh '
age of cost was. [.05 In New York the per—
ccntngo ‘ot expensowas decreased one mill
in Philadelphia two mills. in Chicago three
mills and in San Francisco thirteen mills.
Thc value of goods forwarded under the im-
mediate transportation act “’Mfisififiulflmfi,
an inc-muse of $241000!) as compared with
1587 and $0,000,000 over that of 1880.
Bath Steamers Wrecked.
Dosnox Nam!) 5.—The Norwegian steamer
Bjorneo came into collinionlwith the steamer
Buunundlmm all Cones and sunk her. Eight.
passengers from the sunken steamer are
mining and twentyItwo were landed at
Wsymouth. The' Bjorneu was shortlynttw-
ward abandoned. and her crew landed at
Portland
Two atn‘ol Robbed. .
SANTA Baum. Cal. Nov. tie—Both
30m NoIAWALK EVENING scrotum. MONDAY NOVEMBER 5 1888.
Bargain Store.
Special Offer
c
worm-..
CHILDREN’S
All Wool Hose
In I ’alii'.
At 190.
\ ff
/
803d (‘I’I‘l’l‘flllt‘lt‘ :li L‘.
éENIx-SI
Scarlet Underwear!
til’ Till-2 ililil‘ (31'.\Lll"t'.
'I' ‘$1.4:5.
Imam IIr,v‘I' S}.
BANKS & SNYDER.
liahackcnm llotcl Block.
Progressive
Fromm,
E- clam;
A l’nrcly Mutual 'l‘ontinc.
Till “Club” Plan
A.~ ()1)01':I!(‘(ll)} tin-
llnme _..Benelil
, sASSOClATlON,
‘13? Broadway, New York,
Presents the.» ll’lOSl :I't-
ll':‘l(‘ll\'0 and popular
systei'n IIt'.Lil'c Ip-
suranvc now In
vogue.
Prulacllnn for Your Full
After Death.
Dividends During Life.
Large Returns.
Safe, Equitable, Sure.
A Good Investment.
F. A. HAMILTON.
. GENERAL acsu'r, ‘
SOUTH "NORM/MK. CONN.
J ll. RAYMOND,
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Dim: tool at llnrilnnd St. on Water P. 0. Box 81?.
J 1). JENNINGS,
Summb LQuinmd.
Undertaker & Embalmer.
ELECTRIC NIGHT BELL 1N Till: OFFICE.
No. 4 Knight 8t. " Ruideuce, 5 Elm bt..
880~3m Norwalk, Conn.
C B. D'An'rols.
('Itcier for Weddings and Parties. Ice Cream
constantly on hand tonne nick 1nd well. lit: cele-
hm-dltootllcer. lad Em loymen cm
L wiuu AlNu'l'.p80. nonw Alix. or.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVthls BANK
5) Washington Street.
Open Dullytromlltolimm. .nndtrozn l toamu
Indcnsttnrdlyevcninxlfrombtofl ,
B'Intamt allowed on Dena-its.
ALDEN sogaums
ulvnnIiis. VIA»
GM-lv m‘10]!!! ILKNAPP. Bee. and Tran
George II. Raymond.
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Furnishin Undertaker. '
Mammalian-tog“! Malawian.
unu- Omicron.
E. K. Lockwood & Cos.
Saturday.
”Wm WM
scoFIEED & HOYT
Will Open on Saturday. Nov. 3d.
The More In South Norwullt. Formerly Occupied by J. W. I: II.
II. Smith with the
Largest issurnnanl nl llrl Gulls llnr llllarll
To the People at South \‘orvnlk at Priest! that Cannot Fail to Plano.
WE FllAld. All'l’l‘llt A
Special Bargain in Sealskin Sacques.
Also a Fine Line of Broche Shawls.
Remember the Opening Day,
November 8d.
SCOFIELD 8c HOYT,
SOUTH NORWALK.
to
and
covered
YUL'R
Gas
and
Special Prices
AIIIIIII'I‘BIIII'A
lil'l IIIlEIlS
, It is not all
Nickel Plato
#
It is made in
own town.
.tlso
Agent for the ,
t't‘ll'lll‘lllt’d
ll IL‘ H II 0 5 I)
BANG ES
Plumbers
with
EIII'I- \I'A-ll “'Ill'lll $1.25 each: our
W my..- «- w m
Wm! «nihw.
MW 4...... ”MA.
- wwwu— 4...“... “A”...
UNDERWEAR.
haturday morning we will
oll'vr to the Gentlemen.
use of Heavy (irey Mixed
all
These goods usually
one
l'ndcrshirts and Drawers,
sizes.
sell lAII' .‘IOc. -IIch, but. we will
close this case :It 3750 each
Next we will sell one lot of
Gt‘lll$'\ . \aluml \\ nol Shin. and
Drawers. ri'lcs 30 to ll. Thcsc
goods ‘lll't‘ the natural color
and ”not IIIIviIIII ll(‘\‘ll Il3cIlI
bleached contain all the lnalt
tn lIII ill‘l'll't‘ll II'AIIII wool and
price only We each.
and
Filters, Slate
'I'in Roofers.
E.‘ l{. L()CliVV()Ol) & (30.. Nor-walk.
FOR 5 ALE
HOUSES AND LOTS
Situafcd (ill Main Street, West .lvcnne, Taylor Avenue, l'IlIn-
wood Avenue, Monroe Sin-ct Woodward Avcuuc, Lowe Street,
Concord Strect. Spring Street. Corner SuIImIiI and Golden
llill Streets.
A Ilzivilzunl SlrI'ct. ('AII'III-I‘
l'uiou
Streets, Meadow Street and Turnpike.
Situatmlun Main Street Corner Taylor
Street 'l‘a3loI'Avcnuc, \\ est Av,cnuc Hillside I’lIn-c, Meadow
Slrcct, Cr ross Strcct, Summit Street, lzlmwood Avenue, Buy-
vi‘ew \vcnuc Pine Street, PIospcc-l l’lI-Ite Hamilton Avenue,
Day Stlcct, Ila mond Street ('OIIICI “MCI and Raymond
bin-ct s, and Lots, Funding on the Cnxziagc Bridge
mi
LOTS
m
4.4»...
Houses and Lots situated on Pleasant Street, Osborn Avenue,
Cove Street, HenryStreet, Corner Hoyt Street and Cottage
Avenue, Cottage Avenue, and St. John Avenue.
able prices.
WEI-mum Mummm
i
\
———¢oo——-——
:IIIAl Franklin
rlvcnnc and West
The property on the above list will . be sold at reasonable
pviccs' and on easy terms.
W 0 also have some outside properl y for sale at very reason-
lAYlllll & lllllllEli,
REAL ESTATE In manna lllllllli‘
Wellington st, South Norwalk,
iwill givc tlu‘
Saturday and Monday we
Ladies (ll Nor
walk and vicinity one g'untl
opportunity to purchase our
line IiiIlIcIl, long slvcve under
Vest. These goods are worth
62.1. '. each, but hit two days
only, Saturday and Mnodaynvc
will sell for 370. Inch.
line of ('lIilIlI'L-Ii's
.\ full
I tub I II I- n
W
. 4. . .hn» .... ......_..
HOS] Elll'
lsl «Gents' finc fanc3 mixed
coluis, Shawknil Si‘lllllltlSS
Socks, sizcslll to ll. Thcsc
goods are well worth l‘Jc. per
pair: our price on this lot only
12k per pair. I
2IIIl.--- 59 dozm (leuts‘ all
Wool heavy blue ribbed socks.
sizes ‘ll to l1. These woods
WI‘ hav 0 considered very A lump
in: ‘lfIc. per pail, but for this
sale will olh-r them it! We per
pair.
IlI'Il~—-—We will ollcr ll lull
linI-IIl‘ (iI-nls' Seamless (‘tlh‘ll‘
mere Socks in natural wool,
plain. «Im3 and fancy colors.
r7'l his goods would be cheap :It
2.,lSc but as a leader will be
sold l'AII 25c pI-I pIiI'.
l in! Ladies a“ wool, plain
(7 ashmcrc How, in black unav3
blue and seal brown;
value :It 'l'lc. pcr pail;
[nice onl3 "1c. per pair
(lac lot Ladies plain black
cotton hose rcwulzn'nnnlczr rcrI—
ularpricc ’..:'II per pair, but
will place {in III M the low
figure 17c per pair
()nclnt (ll '..5 dozen boyl's
ribbed, black cotton hose, Sl/CSl
7 to 10, ‘chtrI long, seamless
usnal price lilo, per pan but
our
pair.
21 doveu Children's, brown.
scarlet, bin -:unl white IIIichl
heavy riblu'ul, cotton and wool
hose. 25L“. goods: will scll them
III L'Ic per pair.
good l
will close this lot at 124.0 pcrl
W A
WBOSTON TORE
I
(l ENTS‘ (Ll lllllllANS.
75c. For a plain brown wool
Rudignn, i'auA3 finished
stripe, woilh $1 00 each.
:31 09 tor a Scotch mixed Car-
digan, all sizes, all wool,
worth ill. 'l'I'.
*1.“ -4 {or a leader, in plain.
blue. all \I'ool cardigan,worth
$1.50.
We also carry :Il'ull line of
liner goods in plain and mix-
tures: also the new b‘llllll faced,
double llTCllSli‘ll, pearl button,
liIIislchiu all the new shades
of green, blue and brown at
prices that duly cmnpctition.
Our lino I-i IIIIIlII-cllas is com-
plctA- i'AII we can «rive 3oII one
ham 4%. uplII 55h 00
I \\ 0 call \il Ir attention to a. \
job we got All :I Glorid 28in.
Silver lIaInilA- I Inbrclla, a big
burg vain onl3 $1.19 As we
lhave but three dozen tlIc3 will
not last loan at this price there-
fore avail yourscll‘i" time.
200 mom 2%. booksjust rco
ceivcd.
l The lIiIr rush still continues
III our cloak and dress Iwoods
departments
\ complete line ul‘ Germans
town Saxony and I cph3 rs, at
wa3 down prices.
Ladies will find it to their
advantatfc to examine our line
oi Ladies and Childlcns knit
goods in Tobouwan Hoods,
Jacket; and (lo IlAs as we have
Illltll'ked them low.
The Boston Store
N‘ORWALK, CONN;
A NOVELTY.
FreshHerringl
Wm- IA Hing FRESH HEREIN“ in ml or
nun-size m- Nmmon. they are com: oer-bl e a! II
novelty In thin country. and just a: ditl'rrent from
mo in rring known In our “MPH,“ none can in:-
urine
In not» they are like Iantincs, but are not in n. 1
Van! nu preparation: all ready In be eaten. are re!
lII arty toad also, and have a remarkable clear ire:-
tutc. We and than on! confident that they will
plea».
TRY THE
BANNED FRESH IllllINGl
//\
l’I ice 15c. a Win or 6 Cans for 75:.
A
We aim arc pr epand with in "6 «rocks at
.\I w Canned Tainan-(s, Corn, I
finceolash. len lit-ans. ‘
murmur, LanIII-r, Penn,
Plums, Pumpkin
Which “cum let loo-r at prices that picnic thel
, pillhlc
Call and See.
lonrs to Command,
lllllllll & insult
l Llllllll rIllllllllE
llnuls all Slum
"'\ " Coming in Daily tor
FALL AND WINTER WEAR
Al the Store of
C. H. Harvey.
lcannot note every weekly spam! we. I» my
not! are laid on the lover! I! Ieciul Ilnn every day
aria: the your. The good- -lng ugh: eIrictly
or cub. Ilhlll hold the price wiIhIn the reach
every customer. Hy cloth is too numerous too
mcnIlon prices.
-—-9’¢>
Rubber Goods
A SPECIALTY.
lhey Shall be Sold A at Last
Year’s Prices.
W
REMEMBER
G. H. HARVEY,
l2 Main Street.
South. Nor-walk...
CllMl‘lllllll Blllls
llave placed in stock their full line In
Men’sloulh’stlloy’s
CLOTHING
For Fall and Winter.
r
«llllhlllll
Insurance Building,
no. nor-wan
d8.
illnéonlc Building.
Norwalk Chronicler