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Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 8, 1888 · page 4

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WWI. ul III: \tllltrlfllltln :3 tan mm'" "" M" ” m "“"W' “m. (“Hm
. [lobe-I Null: W 1 1 1“ . m, 1 I. .v‘c putilmyl to Dr urimruJ
“I“ Nl‘ll ' until-i ll 3‘ «lulr'll 4‘ ’ uI' ‘ Id “a ’
I ., I ”nil in .|,I ',. , , ”I _ 1‘
Guild, In l'l‘I'INlIIIl ilw 1‘: but hymn. III ..¢::‘~IU h ' H In“
Wot? "lint I.) gunnl HIM run. M] ‘4nt'
Mr. 1' und‘a cIIIIIlIiIIm luv: no mm'ti Mn 0:3,... j ,1, u mummy .III» Iml than. 0

prov“! that ho Invasion“ “Illlfl'all'r: III the

”DUI“! England.

Tlu‘cromlprmw IIf tireem I. bland in
hhi Mom of plulwmlt, IIIIII lililiglm \I IN Ihu
Milo in u Ummu‘l‘allt' IIIslzz-III.

Tho king of Siam lmw wont A “whim; pman
out worth S‘IIIUII'III‘IIIII- l‘lllfl'rtir IIl' ('hinu
Ind a pain In) 3:2,: "l han-gnn'll In IL. happy
Siam.“

Tm- l-ZI:,;I:-IIII.III_I' pupem lzsm- III‘I‘ll lor-

llly nplrItI Irulw II sin I I II mm. H "3: .III

“\I- -ry hi3: I} but II"; II HI‘ I mm (V'flw
tIvry tin-m"

“I" I had I! dollar I Ilnnl.‘ I r‘ IIILI lei-ti my
loll until I I. mu! until, Ina-I «will out bu
obli ml to go," («amino-III IIII- Imn.

" III ynll Ilflh'll‘l IIII' II llui’f'

“No, "or ”H.” II. pwnm.‘

"I thnu :m not. .iIIaIt. luv-op II.::.'. on w..l..«
ing and yII‘I'Il I'vt “II! ”Me by night. “If;
mm: plum l'm't II It I: no mmmmymm,

‘ . .1. ,v .. .1, .. I ‘ "‘ . . .I. _
bIIlIlIII MI I. I I “It." IIIII lllllu) lumuwo [In-l thou thurr'i ”1,. t‘l‘i‘il'l'fl" 1 "I'll“ M
tlwy I“!~I\III lln‘ ~IIII;III.~ Ilrunmmu I: and “filmy“
knnvcry. 'l'm- l'lll’t'll waTLc-l I :. II‘II I‘ILI‘ WIN:

A LunIlnu ‘ - wirly pci‘sonzll' 345.. "film
Vanderbilt‘s :III'Iml III [.IIIIIIIIII Lu pIIII-III
.‘Irta. MIII'IIII; mint-“lint in :I burl; III-at
IIICHIII)."

The “union lIl‘ l'ullevmud l't‘rlgfll'tl 11*
«only \IoII é ’ILIIIIII Iit Mont:- I'arln. lie
played tho IIIIII t,$‘.‘,-II'JII, :It Inch III-t. Iii: \vilo
Ban Alllt‘l‘lk’n’lll.

Mm. Frank Leslie Ila-lam: that thoroign
of Paris In: "lists-wt» nl fashion is at an l‘lltl,
nml that London will hen-alter N-t tho stylus
for women It»: well as (or men. *

Ihntliml around a r. rncr, WIIH‘I' a. mini, no; =3
in mm mg II‘IIH‘III

“Well, IIIII III‘ ploy!"

“Yon."

"How much I“

"Played mo tor a fool. WWII bolt" ”7
term: other IlI’xlng. This Is on from! tumor
mtby."—Dctroz :. I’m: I'm: ..

Anking To" ”Mil.
lhnnivv (In lLrI.~.I:II~ l .~:I\', I'm-mun! you
olIIp III .53 \\ .lrl liar In! hi im- l‘my: i'3 I' In!)
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King Utmof Bavaria’x Inmst IluvIlI Ipmuit mm,” -, , [1 1 . x ,1, _ w ,l 1.1.;
of mania Ia wunaglne limo-ell ablnck cut. 1),. 1,, 11%,. “ ‘ 1‘, “‘1 1.: ' 1.,
Width": nmjcuynnw niuvm round on ‘hég'131..,,;" ",f: "1 , if}

III. .' bylaw)“: :..I.i: . .75
«all (0 II onllsloudly fur lm- IIIII'L' “w (1.1, _,
A Maria de Andrcdn is 'V’ll“l:lt'l‘t‘tl tube III'H‘ISI I‘.I'I! I: . II. ;I : .‘ , II ,; .
must cultimtcd “IIIIIIIII llI llr. I/ii She Duln: lJ'II ' lv'.I ._ 'I I. .I 2 . , ,. “hm. M

nt- foul-Margin \Iw \urk I~' Iltlillln ' tho giwnui) .\- A ‘~ i'._ 3
AmeflmnschmlI-ystem. \thI-h she l.~ IIItIo- ,.
tilting with out-cow: in hm IIIVI'II IIIIIIIII \. ‘» .I_

Mme. I» [lay cr-ntvmplnttw:mIIIIInrvoyage t "I V‘ I” ‘ r‘ ‘ ' ~‘ “I

l'lill il! '.1>..' . 'l I. I,_' _‘ .. 9

«exploration. This Illll’l‘l‘lll l’rI-III‘lI uI-mzm,

‘th has trawchl ull tItI-r Ami )lIIIIIr. is “I ‘ IN" "1' ‘ l‘ “~ -'~3' I .t I“ 3~ IH'IE l “I:
about to start for 'l'vhcruu, from th-m-o lull!) 5'" “‘l‘l"'f '3 ,
Manama: l'II'IIII .- I . f ;_,.I- l“ 1‘5”“

dnteud’ making t‘xt'urslnim into the II‘ I III.»
tumble portions of the l’crnIIIII d- “Ilium

The king of l'gnndu, Africa, tvhn hm:
calmed himself of late by l III-outing: fivc.
wives every Innrning lwlurc Immigrant. has
become weary of the sport IIIIIl i.» l-mkm; fur
anew (Ill’i‘l‘hlI-n. He might find It IIIm-l llliII
amusing to not like a gentleman for It lIIIIc.

Gen. Butler grows SlOllll-l‘ I very 3'. :Ir nnd
ho is unublv to walk any n InsI-lembln 1““-
tanco without lt‘i'llllg exhnuuc-l. lint If his
body is fading his mind In III-t, nIIIl his friends
nndbrother nttnrncys say he is as able an
advocate and tut formidable nn nppnnrnt ns
em.

Bord Dull'erln, tho English nmbnswmlur at
Rome, ism: idcal Iliplolnutist. “'Ith lIIInIl-
some features of rather Ilcllcntr- out. an :Iri~'-
tocmtic bearing, and II or»... Which Is Ityl‘oh
nllnostto tho point. of being dmultlivd, Lu 1.: a
very noteWunlIy figure and iIIIIIIcm-ly papil-
In! with [be Indira.

Mrs. Clerc-land paid It neat mrnplimcnt to
Hadji Hussein Khuuli Khan :1 few days ngn,
“’hen she I'UCtIVttI him she Wum a dress
trimmed with Persian braid. Ila-Iii mumm-
pla‘tes returning this attention by calling on
her Inn Cleveland. 0., suit of chitin-3;

R! Honda, of tho Mining university of
Japan, issniul to be the I'm-heat .lnpnncso out.
side of the Mikado and his family. III- is tho
operator of sixteen gold, silt or and mpper
mines, and Is about. to \ isit tho Lake Superior
mining distri: Is in order to get :1 knowledge
of the mining machinery used thcrc. Ills
pmgasions are eslll'lulttd :It summon.

Mr. Stanhnpc, the English nIininterot Ivor,
innit] to be a kind hearted man. but. vcry
narrow and pwciw and rigid in his nmnners
-0 regular prig. His brother, Mr. Philip
Stunhopc, with whom Mr. Gladstone stays
when visuing Wolverhampton, is extremely
unliko him in (Ilaptlb‘lllfll’l, bump; gnninl and
(malt and very liberal III his political

tutor»: cmulzt.’

".‘I'Iv, Sir,"

“Date It B:;1?.‘.ZI-.“~-L rum-.3 I ‘ on... r

”lithium lrlctllilw

A liibn‘I‘lIJ‘l‘ II.I :1 ll‘:I.:I ff . .\I .v Vul‘kll‘u‘!
other day SUI-pol l'I'IIm lm II II.-fllL'IIrI".‘Irl?1"‘
the Illllilyirl‘lll :.I.l I'm-'1 in: I": With SIM
frcah, put-I :I.I' “.llz.‘ I.r:‘II‘*Il.. ““I‘an’l
tho: 8X1.il:ll‘:tl;ll:." "N I," «I thaw Law
conic hmlulnztu. "lIll- I~ l‘II .-; ml‘lavlftm‘l
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Fr: 3' Kunming. .

 

HostL-ss (of swell ’l‘I‘iIlt‘IIprII e:
guesti~linif _\'II' Ilm'nce. ll-Iwrn' 'eu'rI-awrl‘

Mr, “1‘5““ng :lh‘i WWI In If: I I‘II‘ fil'llifl‘tflh
dis matter, I jIh'III to II. um .I. grout» III-Ital,
but mo' I'CII‘I‘. tly oh [no l on}, Iconic-Mn. «in
I)! rry t‘fillh “I. “I .‘llIlIz' III III‘ I I‘. mn‘ “WWII."
Lilo. ‘

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Milking fliom ~‘m .m-
The colunI I had In en jun .. r

 
 
 

 

 

09mm. _ noouobnut "th" dIII'nuIl‘ 1:va ... 'wlw
Bmmniz, thI- pact. 1i greatly satisfied were idling about in. clan-:4" - .1 Mini» M
with the Venetian pnlztco which hc recently found about film or. the III-put, (I. ~ - rm» mum

oomeinl-Iu lIIIIchlmnl'. Fluid ll. II. i'l‘ I\‘.Ia:~tlbn‘
usualsightut' I‘i‘cl‘yti'nlllllv'il I XML I. :2. .Illt‘Iiam'I
Is was none «If his leII-III'IIH: w: I»: I’IIl‘ I‘ll-'3"
workerlorplayml but. be u ‘T'll I \ .I‘
downouulmrd zml m I. ml ‘.\.. ..
how to make tlllI‘ln ~:t'

pin-chasm! (or $25,6I’JIJ. It. is n vast: building,
which was erected early in thc Seventeenth
ocutury In the immissnnco st) h- The mag-
nificent (outdo is covered with immc-nse
heudsol men and animal». The crilings of
the principal salons nrc superbly paintI-Il rind

 
 

decorated. mum over, an I I 1 .man; I ..-;.(..
Zola, the novelist, is of average height and I0“ I10 9314' .
inclined to stoutncsz. llo has II round, solid “\ly {VIIIDIIN in IIImIII ' 'l l i' , I; ll

 
 
 

lost my wallet out. at the I- --
ever finds the. album it. I-:I:I .

Ho had ,lml‘Illy I'I‘nsorl- sgw .; juiual
hundred shunts: around mob l “l down:
the tracinnml in another mmm vs» twin»

head, a‘ high, bulged forelimd, :1 turned up
normsumll black cycg that are constantly
concealed ln-hlml glur-Ics. {or ho is very near
sighted. lie wears a full pepper and salt.
beard and 'ulllsttlc‘lll‘, out very close, the

 

same as his hair, which bristles up nsosort. “lone. Noxc f'orcnoon Wm par-vi ~ mw «.13
of indication of his combative templmment. them twenty-one miles: mm: IWIIII union.

 

 

nod eyes searching: tho muslin-I. :Illllv I‘lIIr mil
onel went to the VI! al‘ of tho I-“ll’ :ItlIli cur-amt:-
aged them by calling:

“I think it. Wm: about I‘l : IIIIII: IIIz'l‘lmIf
down, and you can how. the. whole. oil It I!
you find it.’ —I)I»troiu Fm- l‘hosx

Zoln‘s stunt] rim is gornmudizing.

HABITS OF RICH MEN.

 

“'hitzlmv llcid is said to ho a. very bur
Worker.

Phil Armour "(to down to his otlicn nt’v'
o‘clock In the morning.

Robert Donna-r passcrl about live hours It
day in his sanctum at The Ledger ofllce.

Gould keeps a. number of men to attcnd to
his correspondence. III: works rapidly, do-
ciding upon every project the moment. it
comes up, and thinking as fast as an electric

Pushing at (Jump.
"Where. are you going. my prnuiy IIIIII'III‘I"
"To the Harvard .tnIIIuI.“ ("Il‘I’I‘ smal»;
”ind. by tho way In mutual mun,
Just try To hr: II II.‘ . girl» Il’ you c:.
Wc‘rr- win; to be lnnv cl»: llhl‘l'all‘:. mull lllcfl
Your hw Irt sir no 'llsmInl‘u mmnlmmm pm”

The scuior smiled III: III: mevaI llmt' li5‘.‘
An a some triumphant. loot: blmml‘ in hi4: «so:
“You may do all you say my mntllivnu mind),
But still w c. max w ill lie m Miami;
For the rim; when you mI-lI-I \\ illi lhm- ymmm
Will be whcu you try to pitch 3: comm “

_. IiiImlirlIllzu Flow

George $2 Childs reaches his office at 0
Diane}: and he remains there steadily until I.
Hothenum to Drexcl’s haul: and he and
he is back in
his otfioe and at work.

1'. T. Barnum makes it a rule to go to bed ‘1“ 1M "3' Thy AW“

 

It 100’clock evcry night. He answers his affix “$2312??ng
WWW in “‘9 "10791113: attends to And cnmmnusenso Moprcpmmri'fi 1!:wa
his haunts, sud I: kept posted as to how the Tho gull: am pmuasr,
than! no win: on by telegraph. _ Tho girls are inmost
A. T She was a remarkable worker Who at the play low snowman liar» “W
’ 1
and II is said that he knew the details or n“ “3'” MM”
wary branch of his big establishment on It 1- III- M gamut
Broadway. and during the time that his ens He's not his lutmment may
tom duds averaged $0,000 a day he was UWliotgzed wmflggfie M22“
I (my, 0033 h pun team on)“

“Fahd” n21” y o the w 0 3°: Now slugs mm dimntlidlwm

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.. RELIGIOUS GLEANINGS.

ham Blarch 1 to Sept. 1, the missionarie-
at tho American Sunday School union in the
northwest establishadmnew Sunday schools,
udnidedmold Schools, wherefi, (Bleachers
II! now giving Bible instruction to 60,23
alight.

m M an
Old Jenkins hoppenedi to row: lib m
nieces. and naked than: to 1m Ii
rum-lament.

“Girls on Mt!» some,” nuditliu‘oi‘dlm
“banned. at. the mhier‘kdhsi‘r mdlplom
, up 82.864”: of n w huh, "vary W
chunzeI”-—Lite. '

o- m
TheChlnueMyhomuoerwlnmdm
Want-2mm om who!»
Wmhiuwm of M In: M

nightmdgo-popingobonmaflcm

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Klimt! Catholicism is awake to the mar-
Wownkening and opening for noxiou-
flint-ll In the Chine-empire. Thirty-
anpostoflchnvajust Mumb-

 

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thoputye-rthoN-tional Baptifl bottle. Emaiwymm
societyhlndled 3583.491. It manwxMW
mam—mmmu

AW

Sarah Bernhardt now my! mull!“
«mud. Mumwwfiiiuanay
nomab-y.|mmm;wmm
hunBanh-fl—m fowl“

“mm
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«mm hm

Is'uhwlayfl My on My
3 sky in 8mm

limit-till thrown altar Ila-manly”?-
I . «mph in many ”maria.

In m Iluyut ill» your is It very pop-

ulnr limo tor column In Hmtlazul.
Tim im an: lnlnmnnlll u Wilding in III-Irv
barium, m, an! dim tum .lmmmd
A may slay hi a: wholly Iv!" II wmhling in
Imim no It I» in malt l’uuu‘mu muutrm.
il’lwmrr rim: tint. utter lhsll’wlm
II ILII I~ myth-lilo.- may-Wot tlw llama
III H.
An Italian prmub up: "l’rvluy and
'I'leliy. £5“!qu many on: M out on It
MW) "
It would I» ('Hhhflh‘t‘u’ cxlrvtnrly unlucky
u fog/lanai hrtlwhmlvwmorgmwuhmug
It Inn manly,
in malt m I III-aw ”4’3“wa bruln our groom
tinttarnmlxmmutil prmnml pnwut.
,r “1:4 gram“: lunar.
lo tbs Iwrth I! l’nz‘huyl. tlw nodding
“MIL in not mm bun. lam—l though the ring,

1 mm“ It alum; Ilia ennui.
In Rania. that brim: mu»: ovoid eating the
whim; may on tho mm of It»: Immy. or
to «II! low In hm“ love.
Ammmmu It Mom we! thcbride'u
MM to Malawi, w! l! an of Inn is [ruined
r a liar leynm‘o lam n3 W33.
“any war-r44 rm! «mm: menu; nun-II»,
«IIIWMI'MI WWI? «hm-Iva flowing tide
Attrition. wmi the time «I! now own.
’l‘lIvI (Emma Imuim that.» little din-r
phantom-III: h Loom! twins! are Imminent],
In a uni III! um. llamas” that worn-dud
”‘7' mo I: “W 'Mliw‘ll gum».
”It.” rem-43oz «at a rat I III .1239 rs'v ul 3 mar-
mw com ”4.33:on III gnu! wow u: the

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III Mm: 43-. 5.. pm»: inmtiwhmfiot the
moth: “flags: to in limo! an 3333mm
blur WNW-n Ifi'mmiflw (In: with: M»

III»: III: I}. m- rim Mr?! I!) tbrl win! Mm,“
Ill»: WIN-kt! LI MW 3031! I43 wart ml the wine
you

In If $3.3.) wily! WI: slim, rhrimm «4 th- 1 If'
no» or iwwulsr mam» Mr .lIlim. il} 3 irltulg
ml mm“ III»: [33444311le I; imam the;
«IIirII-rorammtm «I III-fire out only: as w
tummy.

’llio 19mm #3::le I: In! :lI mum to that
I" I'M-m: WW I o tbv am; in tho mtwwm
Alpmmt, M. «Mount “W‘I‘H‘W was
mlwlly. m the In: MAI mu; III wolf tonal or
mm. hung

IIIISIIIIWI,“ the wt:- mhrlnmlv, rhI
rials: «raw m that. the r333, um: plum] I In
Ilwv‘ that”, Ii‘Iulhhpm «our mat-s “menu
but linger, immisw IA album; It to mop at
tlwfI‘M lam

mm .3 e Inward I I unlucky day 1.0
mil II»: III; :I‘. ummrxw but In lowland It I;
II‘-.' lw'li 1: «$311!! VIII:- NIKKI: by (it! 11w W)"
3 «I! naeaiumdwng 4» Maxim! on that. Ilai
3:3. I”)! II law» and ’3’ II in

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III III" I: with: It IZIgLvII, the braid: minus
‘1 “MI.“ ,- , n 5 333' rating In: -l.l a:
lb‘)‘ cull/:1 ‘q I' to”. ”3.: I"-‘ ”bill! I). 'Ilr‘ht' hill fl
1934 tutor I: no 153431330.- MI: writing ilil‘fl‘

”II! In: I mom a: III-.5. w'flwt . III-I rt 31‘

In: ”flow
I» so: aw. I» no math If‘wl :3 I44» 213w 1.1M.
Widowed ow tllv Imifw “my”, mad some» but!
‘ mam andwwhrmoe. ’lw whole ow
cm! «In: III mag; dorm: Ill».- 439mm»: I.
In: MIMI»; ill.» gamma! I3- lighfly 3:;flnkltd
34w owl: m that»; tale. Mom {or 11»:
own. I 33.: fifl!i¢"'n1.~hi:h:;l mam": In
:3 mall: I. 4 Nahum. 1 no my trauma,
WWW II. Wham: b.3333.- 1mm I-u'

“If .reliauulllvll III-I who W nah-z run he

mu Ill-in humil- WI amowlmn; men-n»
II 4.} 9'» a.» III: I 1131;}:th , my! the

opium Mill allow. moat» [In llt‘f'l Mum buckle
“Willis. Iw ”ram: mm‘bw {rum baring
aby Mwmemmu hum

lib: Mam. brad: Irma M m- tbc gram!
Homo III:I w m. M gun «I»: maintain fiat»:
yum: llmr {mt imflvx: 1133:: «flu-I 332.3; the cere-
moo mItlmlin tram Ransom claw am fine
muck tam-null 3:3 .14 lithe 3:112:33, 3:3 that no out
jut: «mam imtmmn £5.»th

 
 
 

 

l I: chammli MHI- Infill; woman» 2339:4le
II: a: thaw, «It w»; to will «slow and spoil III.
Mullah“! ow fill»: «'53? of (lot tumbling. lug"
31w: 11m «liar m I.» may. air (or n thud tn 541' on
Wham mill Idol «tinny I- on; Tim bride
M «mourn: animal! Ilium w; 33 43.33.: I n that

'Illtmm or at momma must-nu in mum:

(Filmer. 'ill'm pm: In: I» :inMI I): .a gonna;

when [humus we Lamb Inmlrlulu

wymmmllmw young man Mix. ‘ 13am:

Madam! gull aim": Wynn MW

pwtemwm mm M: 3mm»
MI WWW WW“ I: ’

WHAT TNEV W WORTH.

A“. III! :1wa I3 win-gull: MM.
MI» 115th in: «I. will: ”MIN
Jill/mm mm Is mm mom,
115w:- mm I53 mull: 3mm».
biotic howl: Is mm IWW.
S‘hill‘w mom Is mm mm.
My mm is «mm: mm.
W‘ mom: is MW WM
3:..an am 3:3 with WW.
Ellaikm MM is mm mm
WM MW Is WWW.
1mm Wfimsmfifl
”In. 12. ”1". Magic womb mm.
oll‘xmr Mud m if m mm
43m hum Mug; is worth WM .
m. Ilium W. Home is m mom.
.«Wimwm blob. M York. is
Wm: , ‘

film It". Militia, M Yak, is
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III III shallow, but I'm hurling at It «log then, '

to I33 MM». pawn out» I; .4 wrists:

Miami.” «Marl lbw MW firm: at» to Who

, «3M4: ILL»: MAIN) 3;. 't r. :3 run, ' .

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COFIELD & HOYT

.M HAVE THEIR STOCK tfill’hfl'l 13......

non I ALE AND sown 1:03qu

”AND WILL UPPER I033”

BAR ‘ I S NOT OFTEN FOUND

n any Store in this town.

,: ll). lot will no III! .h to I white trinket um . I W awn Comm 0mum ll 00m Wane: o

ht‘nrlulll $1.19; a lube Cornet It 10¢. out! I g
ONE m OLLAR CORSET
for 75¢ . Audmuoluln M I

lust muslin stile; to) bleached Ind brown towel: one you! long. Ill
haunt tic. In our!»

y deiurtmcut will bu [mind the but and cue-pm goods in thin plun-
Our 0 . . all: Department

Ilia-n \‘I-wmukm. J3: IIIII. “'nm.('lllltll1'llfl Newmukeu. Me.

32.50. clump u .1 I III! A m- w tune of linen nit Ida mum! to III].

I mi from" . c Another lo: of lamowphnntcro and thiidtvu'u
I)» Hill to la “I: m

In no! mu Iml with n good lino
W» tau.- n dutch l'luuh Ju‘lwlu r,
p ripe uni plain to III-urn. III 50:
wool Jot-lut- ,Illll mu 1min,

SCOFI LD 8: HOYT,

Norwnllt nil South \‘orwnllt.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Special Prices
to 1
Alltill l'l‘l'IIf'l‘S
., um!
BUILDERS

M
It is not all
covered with
.‘iickcl Plate
#
It is made in
\‘Iil'll
own lowu.

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Also
Agent for the
cclchratoll
llltlllllONll
RANGES
Plumbers um!

I (his ,
‘ittcrs, Slate

xand

’I‘III Roofers.

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E. K. Lockwood & Cos.

 

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The Buck Ranges

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Situated on Main Sllcct “ml .-\\cIIII.- Tail-II Avinnc, llIII-
wood AVcIIIIc, .‘llonroc Sllt‘t‘b ll “till“:lrti Avenuc, [.Invc Slrcel,
Concord Street, Spring Slrccl, (‘III'IIeI' Summit and Golclcn
Hill Stan-ts. ll:Ivil:IIIIl SII'I-et. I'oI'ncr l'nion and Franklin
Stu-ch, .‘leutlow Street and 'l'III'IIleze.

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LOT 8

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Situatcilou Main Street I‘orncr Taylor Avcuuc and West
S,lrcct 13.Iy101'At'cIIIIc, “v.4 lvc‘nue, Hillside l’lucc, )lczislow
Street, Cross Street Summit. ‘3,trcct lzlmwood Avenue, Bay-
view Avenue, Pine Strcct, Prospect Place Hamilton Av cuue,
03) Street Raymond Sile‘cl, Cornet “alter and Raymond

Sheets. and Lots Flonlinvr on tho CaIIiagc Bridvc

East Norwalk

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Houses and Lots situated on Pie Iszmt S .,rch Osborn Avenue,
I Cove Street, Henry Street, CoIIIcr llovt Street and Coltat'e
Avenue Cottage Avenue, and St. John Avenue. '
The property on the above list will be sold at r asonable
prices and on easy terms. - ’ »
We also have some outside piopcrly for sale at very mason-

able prices ‘ _ . _ .

II III I IIIIII,
IIII. IIIIII Ill] IIIIIIIII IIIIII,
, Washington 813:, 89th N orwalk

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NING "SENTINEL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3 1888.

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UNDERWEAR.

Saturday morning we will
oil'cr to thc Gentlemen.
case of llcavy Grey Mixed
Itll
Them: goods usually

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lfIIIlcrshirts and Drawers,
SIZUS.
sell Ior50c. each, but we will
close this case. at 373w. Cllcll.

Next “'0 will sell one lot of
Gonls‘ Natural \i’ool Shirts and
mecrs. 1~I7(.’.~‘I III) to II, These
goods are the Immrnl color,
and not having bccn :lycIl or
IIIL‘IH'III’II. Contain :III lhv hcat
III bc Ilct'ivI-Il from wool and
HT“ \i‘I-Il 'IVIIIth )3! '35 each: our

pl'im- oIIlv 92c. l'ilI’II.

SIIIIII'IIQI' and MUIIIIIEX “'0
(Il NUT-I

walk llllII vicinity onc grand

will gin: thc Lailics

(II pIIItIIIIily purchase out
line IiblIv-i, lung slecvc undoi-
\‘I'Sl. T hcsc goods are worth
days
onlv, Saturday and MIIIIIIHYJW,‘

Iifllc. each, but for two
will sell lot We each

A full line Children's

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BOSTO

11051191”. \M/ GEN'I‘S’,C,,~\ltlIlGI\NS.
Isl-«Gents line l'IIIIcy mixed
colors, Shawkuit Seamless
Socks, sizes‘ll to II. These
goods are well worth 1%. per
pair; our [nice on this lot only
l‘llc pcI pair.

2nd.— 5!) down Gents all
wool hc Ivy bluc ribbed socks,
sizes "I to II. Thexc goutb
we have consitlclcd \ cry cheap I)
for 23c. pcr pair, but for this
sub: will ollcr them at. 19c. pcr
pIIir.

firth—“3. will Ollpt. ,I all}
linool Grubs! Schmés‘s C
more 56:31... in Ilmlll.“ w,ool
plain. "my and fancy colors.
This goods would be cheap at
38c. but as It lczulcr will be
sold lbr 25c pcI' pair.

I bit [Indies all wool, plain,
CILSIIIIIBI'C Hose, in black, navy
blue and soul brown; good
value at 33c. per pair; our,
price only 21c. per p III have but three dozcn‘they will

OIII- lot Ladies plain black not last Ionrr II this price there-
cum.“ lingo. reyularmmlc- mo. fore avail yoursc 9"“ 1" time.
ulnr [HICI' 25c pIr pIIiI, but ‘2001noic‘29c. books just rc-
will place them at tllc low ccivcd.
ligurl 17c per pair ! The big IIIslI still continues

the lot “I 25 dozen boys iIour cloak and dress goods
ribbed, black cotton hose sizes departments
7 to Hi extra long, seamless, A complete line of German-
usuul pIicc 19c. , 1ch pair, but town. Saxony and \ ephvrs at
will ch 33:: this lot :It lilo. pcr wav IIIIWll Illlccs
pair. I Ladies will find it to their

ill Iloven (_‘iIilIII'c:I's, brown.Eldriultngc III cx: Imiuc our line
scarlet blncuml white mixed III' I: who: and Childicns knit
III-Iv} ribbcd colton and wool Iroods in lo‘bOIrIran Hoods,

hose 25c. goods; It Ill sell thch .Iackctoand (31011:; as we have

75c. for it plain, brown wool

Cardigan fancy finished

stripe, wot III till 90 each.

*1. 0‘) for II Scotch mixed Car-
digan, all sizes, all wool,

. worth $1.37.

$1.24 tor a loader, in plain,
bluc. all \igool Cill'tllgilllJVUlIIh
$1.50.

We also curry :1 full line of
liner goods in plain and mix.
tines: also the now satin faced,
double brcaslcd, pearl button,
Ililhcdlil Ill ltlI'o’hkfi' shades
of greétig’ bluch ’Ind brown at
prices that duty coIIIpclilioII.

0111' line of unIbI‘cllI‘Is is com-
plete for we no give you one
‘l'ronr-l 9c up to $600.

“I: cull )IIIII attention to a
job we got of :I Glmid 28in.
Silver lIaIIdlIE Umbrella, a bi'_'
bargain only $1.19. As we

 

 

.It Inc pet pair. imarked them low

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The Boston Store
NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

 

A NOVELTY

Iresliilerring!‘

same n20 :0 Salmon. they Ire couoidmb e at s
lion-it] lnllll! country. ndjult u dlfltrcut train
me he "in: known to our couple, 0 one can in):
I‘ll":
In lull they are like unlim-w, but are not in oil.
no manual); III rudy to be calm, no we Iy
III-Irty lnml 51-0 and hau- : mt "hole clear {mu
tum We tend than out confluent that they will

TRY Tlllsj

CANNED FRESH Illllllill!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wearenilling rum" Innunxo in ml of "

flMSTfllIIl Bil—Is

Have placcdiin

 

stock their full line of

 

[’3 ice 15c. It Ifnn or 6 ('nns for 76:.

We aim Ire pictured sith large flocks of

\( w Canned Tomato“, Corny
succumb. Hum Beans,
Salmon, [gown-r, Penn,

Plums, Pumpkin

Wh ch we willlct have at prim-s that please the
pub lic.

Call and see.

lours to Conlmand,

Billie & lIIIsIIIl

BIIII all SlII

Coming In Daily {or

FALL AND WINTER WEAR

Al the Stone!

0. H. Harvey.

 

Icnnnot note awry weekly lpccinl role. In my
gout- nrc sold on the lowest I in! plan every day
during them. The ”fin bought Itrictly
or cult, llhlll hold Illa

every customer. ly neck in too numerous too
mention prim.

 

Rubber Goods

1A srncuunr.

They Shall be Sold at Last
Year' 5 Prices.

 

 

REMEMBER

c. H. HARVEY,

I2 Main Street.

 

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:MII’ slouth’sll Boy’s

CLOTHING

Ira: Fall? Vandi-IWIh‘te‘iv, *

3808.

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lnsuriiuce. Building,

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Masonic. Building.

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