w. Vwa...” m. .. ..
*‘lHE 0mm best“ a to.
'All the .‘olitlciztns Have Goal
Home to Vote.
Iona HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST.
”mentallw I'orun'a Mouth—Not.“
Catholic. at the Tabernacle Quarterly
filer-Ila; ~lluw the Ammlnrt la Ilullt.
A Nolutu-tthy llmltmtlv ' I’ll-l Sight."
‘VAN‘IMJV It, Now ti-w'l‘l-o capital in do
”lad b“. Hr- lu-lilh-znm twin}: 'l'lwl‘ ha"
.11 “tum [14:er to New \‘I-lli to tall. 3
dowr \‘mw wl li‘u- c-rim‘nzu.
Ma} It“! rt" \. l'tu’kv. tbolcmwmzvr agent
at linemml m ' “m Illall'li'l of the I‘o‘lllisyiv
Vania to land. .‘ll‘i that he thought at least
fit-3r omit, mwro haw gone (rum the city
than at vlh» lint vlwlitm. Tho trains since
Saturday night have been running heavy.
ttmlay, h'nnvluv and Monday many Penu-
qlvnnia. New York and Indiana voter!
went home. 'l'hooe leaving yesterday were
chiefly Maryland and Virginia molt
Then: is a fluvial wire in the White ileum
at all times. and tonight the otwrattir will
boon hand to receive the press reports and
Inch tritium diatntcbm as may be *1“ to the
incident from Brice and others.
Representative Foran lmppu-nul in the
city. He mined his railroad comm-lion on
the way home from New York. He has
hoen stumping in New York state and l’utm-
'lvanla tor Cleveland. lie paid to a re»
: “I think Cleveland is going to be
elected. but by the lord Harry, We are not
nhrout of the wmds that we ran fiilnlfl
much! It in an awfully curious t-lwtion.
Nothingcau surprise me in it. You can’t
tollmuch from the opinion uia politician.
however hour-st he may b0. All he mys is
hwudtohemlorui by his drain»; Now i
think we are going to mrry ln-liana {or
Clet'eland. Republicans. i hear. any their
organiution in that state to hem-:- than 011m.
I! that is so, they may beat us. I should not
boonrpriscd it We carried Ohio: nor would I
'i! We were snowed under. I think we are
bound to make a great reduction in the Bo
publican majority there. i think we are go
tag to carry New York."
)1me or In: raunnxacu sootcn‘.
The quarterly meeting of the Talmrnncle
society was held ~ here. The practice of
Bislllp Keane and Lady Herbert, oi Eng.
land, gave additional interest to the meeting.
The Iociety providis poor chart-hos through-
out the country with vestments and the
measurin- for the celebration of tln- t 'atltt .lic
church service.
'I'heprcaident is Mr; Vance, wifo oi St‘llllr
”Vance. The ladies arose and remained
atanding when Bishop Keane enterol the
hall. As Lady Herbert was standing urn!
the door she was almost. the tint to grwt the
distinguished divine, sinking on her lines
andpresing hor;lips to the ring which he
wore on the second linger of the right hand.
The other India? as they greeted tbo- bishop
fluted him in the same way.
A letter was also read front ('ardinnl
Bitueoui expressing the appreciation oi the
for the work 01 the moiety.
Bishop Keane made an address in whirh he
spoke of the condeswnsion or the lord in
laying the splendor of beaten to come down
andabido in the. surroundings provided [or
him in the poverty of human means.
In concluding the bishop spoke of the
we! Lady Herbert and said that ahe
was one of the leaders in tho movement
‘whkzh he‘lielierql would eventually result in
thenctorntion oi England to the faith oi the
Catholic church
Indy Herbert respvmdwl briefly, giving
m amount of thework in which she,’ is
mgaged in England.
THE aormt‘tfr man».
Themilitary court of inquiry to investi-
gate the lining oi the tunnel aqueduct has re-
nmedits sitttngs. Several witmfi-‘s lusti-
fled as to the improper character of the pill-ii“
Dennis Wren. a laborer, aid in rabiy to a
question: “I tried to fill all the spaces until
the inspectors told us that that was enough.”
In ’ of the inspection 0! Lucas,
Wren remarked that some days the [melting
was done solidly. and at other time: the it»
or, Lucas; would tell witness to do had
work. Witneu could not tell what made
Um no changeable, union; it wn“ that he rt~
Q«mired money from the contractors Luca
modtobernorc of a boss' than the cou-
mctofl thErm'c-lves. The goal and had
work alternate-l from yreek to week.
alas. ttnnnzm liar nor l‘lt£~ll)i1.
It is unlikely that Slim Belle Wilson. who
I! to marry Mr. Herbert, second air-rotary of
the British legatiou in this city, on the 5th
at this month. will preside at the legation
here for any length of time, it at all. In the
event of there Beluga lengthy interred-tuna
between the departure of Lord Sackrille and
. the aniral of the new minister Mr, and Mrs.
Henry Edwardes will start for this muntry
by an early steamer. The first secretary of
legation is absent on a three month; have,
expecting to be back by Feb. 1, 1ND. hut in
case of necessity he will he on hand to repro
amt Great Britain in Washington.
on}: ll-ZRITS tum rmlsus.
Adarge and distinguished audit-ace wit-
nued Ilia Marlowe's initial performance in
Washington last night at the Few National
theatre. The play was “lugomar.” and as
Parthcnia Miss Marlowe made a distinct and
‘dnrmling implosion. The boxes were occu-
by members of the Chinese legation,
Annotate Justices Miller, llarlan and Field,
and Judge and Mn McArthur. Many well
known people were in the body of the theatre.
(“to general verdict was that the oncoming:
good upon Miss Marlowe by the late Lester
allack and Col. It. G. lngersoll were in
every way warrantable. '
woman nsstos FRAUD ARRESTED.
The commissioner of pensions has been ad-
vhd that Special Examiner Roome on Satur-
‘ hy,‘3d inst... arrested Benoui Swigor at In—
lllan Creek, W. Va" and lodged him in jail
at Clarksburg, W. Va. {or hearing upon a
chap that he has detrauded Nancy Gil-
chrlrt', a widow pensioner (war of 1812}. out
- at 8460 for aervicm in the prosecution of her
claim. Swiger has made a full confession. ‘
PRESIDENT AND cunxm' WILL ATTEND.
Praident Cleveland has signified his inten-
tit'll o! attending with his entire cabinet the
mtennial celebration of Georgetown Uni-
vcit‘y. D. C., to be held Feb. 23 next. The
t willdelivcr the honorary degrees
to be awarded on the occasion.
Sula. (or Twenty-Ila Dead ltodln.
, « Woman“. Pa,Nov. o.-—The mot
“sweaty-six mitten burial» in No. l slope
d the Pennsylvania Coal company by tho
mat-good More Judge BloeJnchmbeu.
The attorney for tho compmy
. now-tho“! .
mkmmmnmfwudbym
ailinem and minor- that it‘ll a
mumps-lulltytohave the bodie- ro-
“mt-lioflt. The attorneyntor the
that it could be done, and
have thwart accomplished.»-
trom,any blame or
comp-n!
gm" ”3"“ a...’ ”m 3.:
, y
to pundit. ”Bi-gamma that ha
”mum-amply. '
l
l
"Snn'l’rancisco {or their relief were purely
thatallhad beendonotthat‘
fl »
.H...» 'W
m}... momma to count
m...
h Outraged Father Attolnpto to u
.qum Into Illa Own um
81. int H. film, NM. (L'At WM,
(lrmm, n auburb in! hit. India, thrm lit-grim?
whiraut lloyal, Will Htrlngi-r and Coon
libido» mud in mull Aim; and Emma,
daughters oi (in-enville Baker. They mm
a cloth oil-r aura. face and bore bet to tho
ground. Emma, the younger ulster, mil,
trunwd in like mama-r, but Illa utrugglcdl
with her militias until hill! (med land!
”illicit-ally to cry out tor help. “or pit-wing
wrvmm brought aid and tho tlt‘gl’ut'lllirl.
Wlwn i-arriwl into tlzv ilullm’ Hanna Witt
lulu mni'ulnlona and lu-rblu “aadmpatml
of. .\bm~ .~ not worn- ml and guvcaderip l
linn vi tln- ““ngth ;
“rant lioydltnd (‘Imn ’Rhmlm‘ Wl'l’t‘ III)
lllrwl. 'l hwy wv-rn 1.15.. It lofnrr Judge-v ('1?!qu
for n [m Imamnrv i.":l|'l!i;:. lwlut‘uttll lmlltctm
crowd. .Uh'v litiiwl‘ “ti:- llll‘rt‘, N'lfll'll it)“
im- futhrr, Ln? liming n... mmlllu tuuptu-ur.
Allow “:h mdlni nu l :. lhv Jll’i,’~' In l<i“ll!lij’
l1<-I'.'lm.l‘.l;;nl~_ l'utntmgnl liltal.-n,alin-sti»l;
“Tin-u is the man \l‘l‘lu than me down."
Niv Ila-l *‘Mt'l ly moml hlh'ahlllg when
in r l'ler wrong to hit l'u-t and. drawing a
1%"..le r. llrnl 'puui: Honk at libulca, tho
Lilllvt graying lbs load. The tailor war
tu tml tilli “merit-ml from doing further
harm. 'i'lw l:".,’l"n‘» MI on tlwlr hl14"- ll’bl
th'frill to 14:.) pt. r-llr-i'} l i' in. r~ 3', Ton rt"
v. her» ".h't'é‘ t‘unnd on Mr. linkrrmnvi he
m lulo-tilly intrude! to kill bull: of tin- poignant
lilmdw lIll-i l'myd tu-rn bound ul’t‘l‘dlld ink-.11:
to the county jail at l‘laylv-n. !
ng “LAST SLEEP.
A Train]: Attempt» to [inter u Dynamite;
More Home [or bulging, ion-I llxpl'ulra.
Three Tltlll at It “ill: Awful llflrfl.
l‘ttT>tlt't:¢._ Nnv. ti. _.,\ lt‘l’fllit.’ t‘xlvit'mmn:
of three tons nl nilrwglywnnu Martini the;
Ml'it'llta iii liw Ulllu thit'l' fit! it'll litiim «.3»
all suits of filminopinnt h!” yu-utrr E :g. tourn-
ln,:.
'l‘llr- m:t,;:..:;m.- trti:§.,lwntr-d on n hill Went wt?
b'liuunupin. it luau from:- lumldin; whit-ll"
had been and as a Momgu: “filial? tur thin r:
plusin- for two «it three years. Tho-fr War!
Several lltrllu~ adjan-nt. the marl-st oi which. ;
ownel by 3 family namwi Ma-t'oy. Milli-run],
levcrvly by ”W I'Illit'll-ul'fll. Tib‘ slim-ls threw ;
all“! the ttunntvs nlll of thr'tr brain, lirnkc‘
the WilldNW-l. burst open the dour» and gun
orally wm-kt-nl the Infilllilre. .illutha
house. owned by Joseph iwfl'il. W33 nimod:
m btnlly nml up. and Jim-pit .‘wvc'rv mirage
had a Millwhluil xtnnlnr expert . 1w. , ‘
A gl'nh' of in“); trees I~nt1rt .ml the "Elixir!
tin», Tull unit's we-m torn from their rtmta,§
and Mn:- hi t'rihtn urn; split lllluhitiiflit'l'm
Thur..- “ as a liolr in the ground at in»! titty
iwt limp under the plum uhwrw tho i-xplmiw
wanton-d, q
Tho- tltwry of the i-xplwiun is that a. {wimp
tried in enlrr the. store mom in e-lwp there, .
and that inmnn- way he ignited thotiltnri
glywrlnvz perhaps by homily-ring at tlwl
door and filming nulliv-n'nt hhru'lfi i (It ulplulei
it. A tramp “as wt-n going in lhw till’l‘t'tl'rtl;
of tin- magazine tho night. lw‘l'nrv- and tin till“ i
now him rt-turn. The ro-mmm mi 3 timli— i
wood tire Wt‘l‘t' [outtd not for iron; the ‘lim‘t,i
and also a tomato mu, tvlttrli, it is tlwught.
the tramp used to cool: in. it' tlir- tramp ;
theory In t'Hfl't‘t't the non mil-z hzrw lw-uu ‘
blown to imgtm-nh, for Lu yr.~:l,;:- of l.‘..
body has iron fillw‘tn' rr-l.
Mr. V. U. Hickman, ibi- ownrr at tht't‘X‘l
plesiye, is unable to throw. any light on the}
accident. and believes it was (him! by a’
trump. The {ample in the Village-d :‘hannn ;
pin were much irightencd by the ahocl . 3,
Young America and Ilio Dttlr l'btol.
“43“"anch N. ll. Nut it...lI.-v..hxp
merits regarding titanic-tub of young Ramona,
whose body was found in a shed in Want
Manchester coy-em] with blood. with a bullet
hole. near his left eye, have tlL'it'lm‘r'Ii that he
met his death at tho' hand-s of n liiryearmld
lad named Frank Brown, who was with him
at the time- in company with three other
boys. known is mining. Th:- othrr hiya
any they were all in the shed when ilruwn
pulled out a sell urn-king wonlver. and m‘ly-
ing ”llou'a that!" pulled the tflggvr.a:nl
the bullet struck Reimann lull. in tho eye.
He fell to the floor and ill» boys t‘lml to tho
woodvt, wherv Brown mu left in a faint by
them. Portico art- .srorchm-g for Brown.
'__-—_—————————‘-—-*
'Ahout the .‘n-Iir (In-ran.
Sow liznrukn, Illa-3,, No.5. n'..~——¢'a;.t.
“only, of the steam run-nu?- cutter Boar,
wan a visitor by tnt’ttotmn at the board at.
trad..- l’tmltu‘ ymtertlny. fie gave: valuable
information with rapt-rt to th» Arctic
ocean, it: winds, Purl'tilflh, in! gnu-it.» and
scanty means of living owned tn arrow-bat
new: who might essay to the sluice. lie
mid that when tho alarming; “1»:me
circulatml to the rift-ct that tidrte-m' whale“
had been kickml in the im- in September he
gave tin-tn no crmlenm- whale-yer, and that
the statement with restrict In expeditiom
being; iittainut at the For lalnndo and at
imaginative.
Either a Pauper or Millionaire Son.
51. Loris, Nov. «1—H f’. I". KO'WIL“, at 3
Louis. let!) be believul, Chaimian Quay wi
either be fl‘lnillimmlrt: or apatipvr alter to—
day. Kent... be: Shut!) on Harrison, the
money being placed by Quay in New York.
lit-runs says that Quay has disposed oi
over $73.0“ or his i’ctuuylvania property,
with which he has backed Harrison, so sure
doc-she icolof Republican sum Koren: '
also said that Diaston, the big matern raw
manufacturer, has backed liarr’wm form
thing like half a million. Saturday Kermit,
in partnership With Quay, bet 810,000 against
a like amount on liarriwn, and wagered
$5.0!) oven with a local Ilentm'rnt;
Another Queer Election Bet. -
litrra L0, Nov. .3.-—Ethcl Wilson, who lire-n
with her father on a tuna in Chcecklowagq
near the city line. made a peculiar bet with
her utilunced husband, a railroad man named
Gethoier. It Cleveland L‘- elceted she will ride
her fat hcr‘s milk white maru bnnimkal
from Butl'nlo to Niagara Falls, a distance of
tweut‘ydwo miles over the river row]. She
if; a good horsewoman. b’ethoicr agrees to
swim the Niagara river at Blackmck i! liar- .
risen is elected. The loner must perform this
feat before Dec. 1. Miss Wilson has the best
at the bargain in case of inning, for her lava
does not know how to swim.
llxploaiun of Con Starch Dust.
'Ciltoaoo, Nov. (kw-An explosion of corn
starch dust last evening damaged than"
story building used as a store house for the
bigmgar refinery near the Tweiith street
viaduct to the extent of “0,000. Hagan!
Enamel. a laborer, was dangerously burned
about the face and hands, and his eyes were
nearly dutroyed by hot air. Several other
“borer: were stunned by the explosion, but
not'neriously‘ hurt. . ‘
Gratitude of the Car tor Illa taupe.
81'. mm, Nov. o—‘l'hc car has
hood a-manliesto stating that he shares
With the people their thank! to God for hi-
miraculoul «cape [rum dusth in tauntin-
thy's railroad accident. lie lays: “May an
‘ ‘ who protected our lite and con.
cat-d Mo the oountry’l welt-re strengthen
hmwthoudtho‘rfl.
“W
1 and tn-fnro- that urination: of a warning
‘ plow i
‘ an implant atthcrnment tltv.’ Keith.- (not
' hand
I I.
*tfliuwnlhclaldupoaua"
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n IEllll vacuum
Tryin; to filled: a Compromise
'ctwecn the Rawsons.
M
Ctnuoos CBLBIIBATIZIJ rise
It llaa‘ hua Far ltd to “two Nearly our,
eradu Attempt. at Harder and Illa-"fl.
Local (inmplltstilmor—Judnr Junta-nu"
emu-1
l'lé v om, Emu-41 u animation-ed that
t!»- lwtnnnm Known llllulltw u“...w,. whirl:
hm ha: in “any strong» and wording
plslurm lll‘llr; tin-two ymn it ha.» in“: in
than “"5““. Li nlmmt at an wyl. It is which
Mani :u my; the hwy”! that a l‘ul'lijrl'hlllifl'
hm in“ ”on!" lu-twwn the kmlLHr Mil ho
mfw. mul .iltrig- Jmtslmwn, trim. “Lon
now or the» imam. w! thin rxtranrdlmry mutt
have hurt lrmLia tluv rrtnrtnl "winner.
'i‘hr trim-i .«t mflit‘im-fll an: thew; )lr.
lilwlmr ua'l'ut'fi In gtw lilo Wit»: 5 PM". mu!
heir ally nrw mi: on llw ground .4 downhill
will he llrvtt'ui l )3» by ilrlallk. A“ "m
5min“ hm: or» h-givymwtil bu.- dnwwl.
Mr, im‘nm n-trart. his. chIM hi1
mlm tharartur, and this crimmal prom-u
timing: llhi lo-r {or *h-Kitlgl‘nl. Wham)
will I’r‘ ilhc‘mnilllllfil.
Thu llbhvl'j‘ ul' llu- ”bulimia! “1' "atom
mutt on at Mt. swim w. lbw-m it
our of Eli» usallhm-t mm m lfh'xngo. and u
alum ht 3mm rid. Four Mm £210"! "W‘
rm! Mina Amem I. be. a nmrkalrly
lmhdwm woman, ‘more than twenty your:
ism gamma ribs had hem twin.- div-mad.
wmunn» a tmlry clerk at: “abolition.
ll». Mr. itaumu lived out. in!
Male lit a nmgntt’in nt marble front rm:
tbrzln- on all» Wt‘t-f ad», but in aim "with
t: m... "-rtlil'uvttl. talk that. th.» "AV/v did not
w t m uni tugrvmer. and ill tin-{mini infill
.ilr. iiawmn began amt [or dryer“: on that
ground at untanhlulm ,
Thw- >nly witm hr: had no.- a ninja»; 1‘8! f
twrti-r amt thin rut:- dlmmfll "311(an
that in» bad mum taivly. anathema- ”an;
throw: out at wort. hunt- thorn )lr. Hal'-
aon hat that summit“ Lilla». his» ruin his libs-l
roan hula. Kim law low-n wyomh n. null
aur-rej nation, gamut... aia-pmtirrti atria,
tmwm»; until the accumulation blur!»
5. out my prim-mini: in arm a Chum: ‘h‘ilflt‘
raw, i'wtu portly-s to til» amt have Ind d5» ,
D111?“ wanking W'i’l “flirt, It»! IW‘” :
Idem tire amt amwm in! an nflhbrit trim :
wax lfl‘ mudtntcly able! to thaw ptb». i
lira. Bowman hat] .1 am, Ralph In. and but i
Was tile tunnelling"! deal-«I that "WM!“
Ira Sour
sag-[med tn lw total. but Mr. liaimfl gr“.
amino-lynch; Baum um want. in pnwn‘
tor a tear. the mother mu mortal turf
compll it}; but the trial :3» [natiflzwl 1m“
oral hum. at»! tiruilly tlrun- was Firh‘iv‘IWZ i,
Jum-l Mn tumult” Lauryn» aura: l»: r..
Judi? Jamure-m_ In tit-,3 a :rgamily its 3:25,: «(it '
the» al‘it. t,‘..l.~~.'t. l; Noon-q; in.» arguing?
against tin—m Wllr t Sin. tirxww-tt :Ewhwl into:
that-mm :t'zui shut loin torn: ilk» mania '
rrwrmi. but Lt hi:
“we aim. min-mm! h L. s
allw, thuugn Via-fr [whim 52:. Kan » au'
liviic‘iml, till? Lu (Vii. :0: Erma. Hf; vi. but:
wwk :nhn- tiled a ro‘ I till mt vizrvirr‘r} In? lira-:15;
thin.
kettle (luck lino Ila-nun.
{51’
Tho £31101; Ranges
mn-
Ltl'tlsl llllll‘llllllll of fill [illllll Eur literal
T" W People of South Norualk at l'rlrt-u tliul Cannot Fall to l’lvusu.
Special Bargain in Sealskin
Also a Fine Line of ‘Broche Shawls.
Remember the Opening Day,
Elaturday. November 8:1.
SCOFIELD a. now;
SOUTH NORWALK.
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m- 5‘1“"-
E. K. Lockwood & Cos.
I6. 1‘. l.1()Cl{\\'( )()l) 3; (31).. Notwvnlk.
FOR 53 93.1.13" .
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SCOl-‘lELD & HOYT
Will Open on Saturday". Nov. 36.
Thu More in South Norm-IR. Formerly Occupied by
15. Smith with the
W8 MIALL HYPER A
Site
A
it
lit/town tho" banker and him I'llr‘. ; _
tin}, H I Do! hat year, your»: In: an“ up:
ltlnml Mr. [Lamina ash hr Wu flung-hurt” E AN D 0 S
and all it hm: in the bat/1.; 'l‘hr- casual uni ' i l l
“BMW-“v 3“” '5-“T” "m' “‘4'” Wood Art-title. Monroe Sin-oi Woodward .‘tvvnuv.
mine horror yesterday. but tha- fin!” has wt
«ultra-i nu two-ii», you The coon-.4 a...“
phi-aim"! w atdla ”viii-"1?. n! [unload the
owl were buried with, «K [M sixteen
dead, thirteen have no Mastic-m in mam
try, and they were hunfll tr: tw- WW
burr“. Tim {when It!» task”: in .V will “tad
rim-shawl ml “'eilartilr. S Y “hm that
batten mvre «lantern; .zdtrr am a tip; was;
they aim roomy flaunt many (cw; 8‘3} .
from when» they in»! twin marking, Irma-L
that M almy [’1 your» nlrl was in uniting
puhttl‘fl' again»: the nidc 0% the or.“ flu:
right lucid lurid Inn wt: luv-c ma turn any“
will! on» with Ittfllv'flity that lb? tin-gm
Val? UWWK . “I? huff I" ”Win! Comm,
which wast-{own iii) tat , Elwyn“! thr mine,
was Ir’ulgml Between two immoral in In. right;
in Emir? the hawth- xit {hr $.qu “to;
which hi: woo worming ohm "or upon»:
«rum—d. w» . i
l
Fatal Jam}. ‘
X; will tux. Tm. Sow. to.-.“ 6 detail
in thr mart-ring thr die-bl helm at AIWKM .
Taylor nail her hml. Allen Tayinr. hon: ‘
mam-t. were found in the-Emma tag.- 3
field Booted «hurt-h mummy. when? Adel
have my: employer! as molt The mmn lay;
on the: floor and them no: thr- tml, 11,...v
throat all each was out. 351:; Ito» mm}
hand have the mark of a more: Now with a
grant. A rm was lyingat the m... a they ’
PM}. ‘
it believed that hr: killed it? an - tin-1| built
his. ( wrt lite. ' .
”"2 i
F __ -. no Vim l‘iflllly lqjaul. S
“unionism. PL, SmJir'I'h-L- that
ton 1mm, oi the Sorth and Went Blind!
nil nod. run into a ”wild rat” urging as?
Soyrmerk last evening, Thrr engine was?
bar" mg out oi sliding what that- [Weft
trai «awaiting. infirm-r marl 1%:
and his firm)”, “some Start“. of IM'W‘_
. trmn,wmprotnbly [akflyiujamll ‘
5“ W. ,
“humor, Nor; a—J. )1. minimal
Virginia, chairman of the executive an
autumnal Dr, Join: Trim.“ this city,
watery oi tines-tiara! Grange, will leave
“’athingtonon'nmr-lay toattead the an»
n mime! them at Topeka, K...
On Wednesday they will W certain
but lingfiuafm Washingtoninordcrton
tothnmatalsuriopawthem,
emctinxahuildiog tor the
oi thcgnaga.
(broached-110W
.Bntiohminhtammlorihhhhaua
«nun: “110 (lots “0.! I. Volt.
. m. For. tin-Willin-
. . hhhmto aadldldahrid'
Nu. mva.
13y” W“ ”In-MM has “I“; and 1‘ 3 5: rev:
{'(pttrurti filr-iiti, Sitting
iliil Strut-ts. li.z'il:tml Strvth'nt‘no-r l'naun :ml
u
,rier‘.‘ Avenue,
Day Street. Raymond Strut-t,
iStrccts, and Lots Fronling o:- the Carriage Bridge.
1
‘ East .Norwalk. ,
House» and Longituate‘i on Pleasant Street, Osborn Avenue,
Core Stroct, Henry Street, Corner lloyt
Avenue, Cottage Avenue, and
), The property on the above
thprices and (in easy terms. ‘.
We also have some outs-tide properly lor
“m” 3' Y" x ' '1‘ng a'ole prices.
Street. ('nrnvr Summi'
Starch, Eli :uiog Sin-v: and Turnpikv.
~ .0.
LOTSg
haunted on “illii Street. l‘ot‘i.vt""‘i;.3.'lnr Avenue
mum’ "M M M“ m""”'im" ”“ “fire-ct, Taylor Arcane, \l‘ 1N .ll't'liiltr. llillridu Plums, Meadow
. Cross Street. Summit Stu-0'. laimn'mui Avenue, Buy:
l’ine fitreet. Pros-poet Place Hamilton Avenue,
l'ornet' Water and RaymondE
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Street.
St. John Avenue.
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outwith sum-g out. §
assumes, Sat. 6—3 mist adver-
tin-main; paper-mouth! .-
tuL null lllll llllllllllll lllllllll‘, ,
Washington St, South Norwalk
Special Prices
AllClll'i'l-Zt'l'fi
M
ii in not all ,
covered \ritli‘
Nickel l‘late
W
it is nmde in
list will be sold at reasonable
.nle at very reason-
.; UTE NORWALK EVENING summon TUESDAY, NOVEMBER a, last?
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YUL‘ll ~,
own town. j
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gent for tluu‘
t't‘il'llrzilt‘ll ‘
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Plumbers ..nol , “ 4-“
Gas
filters,
and
l in littllft'l's.
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"mm: on Main Sin-tel. Win»: .\\’i” 710, Taylor .‘i'wmtv. inim-
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‘iivilit'llf
Franklin
and
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:1 ml 'd not
and Cottage
l'ulvrshlx'le and llrzln‘ers.
silt-s. l
. sell lot' 500. ozn'll. but. we Willi
close this unq- :it 3714-. each
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llNllEItll'i'lAll. ‘
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bolurdny morning we
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”Tor WI i
to lln- lionllmnen. one.
Tin-<0 goods usually
goods are tln- natural l'llilll'.il)i:llll. gray :thtl l'nnt'y (-nlnrs.’
and not having ilt'l‘ll «lw-d nri'n‘i" .‘~"'""i5 “"“llm i’“ “illii'l’ “l
' $386.. but as it
Hold i'nj‘lfic po" pair
'I in: l, who) all wool. pmiu.‘
:tshz-W'i- 1;».;w_ in idol-k. t.:i\'_v;_iob we g»: m" .: (florid L’bin.
and .wztl brown; gotniifilt't‘l' liinrl'. - l'mbrelln, :1 big
ll‘nn‘urnin mll‘.’ 551.19.
iIiCHt'ill'll, contain all lill‘ limit
- v I 3
In lit' Iii‘l'll‘l'Il ll‘nlll ‘d‘nui Mill;
:tl‘v‘ \wil
lil‘it't’ :l'zil' 'JL’e‘. mlt'il.
mu
l colors,
Socks, sizes ill. to ll,
goods are well Worth lilo. per
(we of Heavy . (iroy .\li.\'cdipair; our price “g, this lot. only
all ”5th per pair
13ml»: Till slozun (it-nit," all
tool heavy blue ribbed sot-ks.
[Us 95 ll; ll. 'i'ilt‘w goods
We il'lVl‘ i-nlmitli'l'l-ti vory ritual),
for ilfw. pi-t' pair, but for this;
Still! will idler them at: lilo pc-r
Now! We will sell one lot ”film"
Uont.‘ Natural Wool Shirts until”.
, t
zt'urfn Sill.» i-nt‘il; Hill'E‘
illillt‘
:vatlln- n! 33c. pvt pziit‘: our
Eprim- only ‘11:: per pair
Saturday and Monday ire-1
:rml vicinity uln- Lnnml
t'lllli'tl'illlilly tn pnt'rhuéi- our
film Ilitiwii, in':;: siiwt'i‘ unlit-r-
\'¢-.~':. [Tin-sc- goods are? “'nt'tll
.nn
l_.:(7.
Hit-h, but im‘ two days
oniyfiulnrday and Mondaynvt-
will soil for 337.: each.
.\ lull livu- ul' l"hildrt-n's
Nopimllun limo rt-gu'nr lliii'il'; reg—
‘umz‘ prev" '3 i.- ,1
will plan- :in-m :t! llu-
lignrr- lTe per pair.
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int, n. u ill-
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DI ”H" H ' t” H ”1 3more not-ks In natural thi.
:scm‘lI-l, blow and whitv mind
lit-:tvy ribbed. cotton and wool
hose. 230. gnutlr; will «Ill lin'lll
:tl 15v lit-r pair. I
.a—o
anything
up» a
Seamless
Those
Sltztti'knit
.
llll'
Iirtl
MW. will ollvr a lull;
Sonnilws “ash
lender will be
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s'I"
G EN'I‘S’ ('.\lllll(l ANS.
. ..... 1 I -‘ ' l ' a . .
lat (tum. lmc llmLy nnxcd 75“, 1”,. u 1'12””, brown w00l
Cardigan.
«tripe, Will'lil SH 00 inch.
$1.09 int :l .Ql‘nltfil lllleHl (Tut'-
l dignn. nil silt-5.. all
i Worlhéfillli'.
.
l
lulu!) finished
wool,
$1.24 tor n h-mli-r. in plain.
blue, :ill \mul tru'iligztlnit'ot'lh
Slim.
We also marry n lull lino ol'
liner goods in plain and mix-
-.~': also the new satin hit-ml,
double breustcd, pearl button.
finished in all tln- new shades
oi‘grw-n, blow and brown ill.
prim-:4 that duty (-oml‘wlilion.
Unt‘ lino ..{ umbrellas boom-
plt‘tv for we ‘mn giro you one
,l'rom lilo. up to $6 00.
We mil yon- :llonlion In a
As no
fll:t\'I' but lltl'tm dozen they will
Otti' lot :i.t:lill.‘5 plain, iiiilcifinnl “159 1"”5-51” ”lit? pi‘ic‘c,llwr0-
but
low
lv‘r II ll‘,
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2
fort- :tmil yunrs'dl' in time.
EMU more 129:3. booksjnsl ro-
wivwl.
i'ho big: runh >tiil continues
tit.- int of 25 down boysiin ourclook and dress goods
a
{Iii down ('illltlru-n
ribbed, black cotton hose. Sim-5%alcpztrltnenls.
7 to ill' exam lung, swunlefig
usual price lilo, p-z-t' pair, but gtuwn. Saxony and chhyt's, at
will close thk in! :t‘. ‘l‘_’.‘_.o. pvt
pair.
.\ complete line of German-
vmy down prions.
indies will find it to their
5, brown. advantage to examine our line
of Lubes and Children’s knit
goods in 'l'uboggnn Hoods,
.lzn-kel:;:nnl limits is we have
.mnrlted thvm low,
The + Boston Store
NORWALK, CONN.
A. ROVEL’I‘Y
Freshllerring!
\l'c urvmlang FRESH llBllRth}. in can! at
earn» rlzc n- Mum it. they are considerable of u
tum-lty inthls century. and just an diflrrrnt [mm
the herring known to our roam, at one can un-
agsta- ' . _
In tastr they arr lihr rardiuvs. but are not in oil.
.‘u-d n . preparation; all'n'ady in be roll’ll. 1!" WY!
burly laud alto, and hair a tort ark-"tile clear lnmh
taste. We and tin-m out contlrh-nt that they will
[dry-r. .
’1" it Y Tl [E
BANNEDIFRESH HERRING!
l’i ice 150. :i t'an or 6 fans for 750.
We al-u on: pit-pond a tilt Luge Rock! 0!
Nt'w Canned Tomatoes, Corn,
sum-omen. Mimi Bram.
H, aaImc-n. Lobiitt-r, l'caa,
‘ Plums, Pumpkin
.Wlncliu-wlll let liter at twin-e that plane the
“‘1 while
4% 77 AA, .. M.
0911 and See.
‘ to Command,
Ban 3 all St _
FALL fAND WINTER ” WEAR
At thcfitore oi ‘ .
O. H. Harvey
now“ -
lmhuol note every weekly Ipccial rule.” my
[poo in am mid on the lowest r iccial plan rvrry day
during the year. The good. tug bought atriclty
or ca-h. I shall hold the price within the reach 0
every customer. My stock to too numerous too
mention prices.
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Rubber Goods
a srtaoutxrr. .
They Shall be Sold at Last
Year’s Prices. ~
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