r ,
‘ flu: nnr'rrnsmzrrsr‘m Ht ['1'
’ ' . mot- singlevampaigu.
‘ platinum of Ilia Irish question."
sunrmswflgumun
V’Harriso.‘o Election is Still
lioubted There.
My Want "atrial Rotun- l‘lnin-uu-
Mt Amount: 0! flrllwry and (Carb
tnptlmr l’hr roan-oats.
MUM"! lh'i'rivct “'ml" ldplun‘tlofl-
hmmx. NM “ . Whlln llu‘lv' um little
intend c‘xprvmw-l or trail ll}; 11w 12:._:iuiigen—
orally in lilt‘ i:\‘:l:i I‘lw‘lom, lln't‘c col“-
tainly is 1‘ um! :’ x‘u‘" bug‘priw- rximutul uwr
the neat
l'lunlnui‘- Hum-t.» of rr-riwtm; twrc
aunt-mil)“ “mull: who or: good that the
practically unknown llnrrimn mu not
looked upon «won an a “with“ winner.
Thtlummlny‘l rolling} to mural» Harrison'-
clwtluandnrr waiting for tho oilivml nk
turn: for a Mitlrnmtlon of [111‘ report. The
mttlcnwnt rt auction bola u ulw [nmlxmml
until the n‘turm nrriru pinning tho lit‘pllllll'
can vlcwry heyund a doubt. 'l‘iu-ru is a uni-
vcnnl uplifting n! hawk at the Him-109d
prudigiom and sickening bribery, the hello!
in which is founded upon scnhutimlal db-
”tchen The Edinburgh blmtemnn my“)!
thaeloction; “'l'lwn- mull have been a sort
durniral of corruption and unscrupulcm-
no. in which honesty had sore trials." T he
unto paper also-not Mr. Blaine that evi-
dently ho w “wiltingtogothrough dirt to
dignity.“ 73 English papers generally look
.m .. * mpt toreformtho tariff in the
' to: a n hopolcls task and consider
. of promotion too firmly rmtod in
American mind to be ilia‘lulgul during
Mulomw's
\v:
, [mt Salisbury mire-l by mail lit‘putrlu-s
.M lad finckvllle further explaining; and
, M3 the latter”: [mitiuu
r ,
, [Tailed lrelnnd'o Oplnlolu.
. Dunn, Nov. 0.—llr. William U'lirien'l
:United Inland expresses indifference at the
June! the American election. as it says it
“la-friends in both camps." The Imports
W to think that Harrison owes his elec-
tion to the Swltville affair, M3 the lriah
Voted mptttcd President Cleveland of l-eing
friendly with Lord Salisbury. It says;
“While it h fluttering to the irish tn lxc nhle
to turn the scale in such contests. the (art is
WIN“ it- is so humiliating nnd men
mu “America. The Irish vote «fish as a
Wewdmwming factor in American
~ because the fact that Ireland '1:
without home rule rankles as n «parts-ad in
flow between the English speaking
him. It would be cheap for America to
With home rule in Ireland. c'flm nt the
motorw- with Great Britain W.- Will
notcumrnentontho value to Englunl vi 3
~ The ran-en inquiry.
1031303. Xot’. LL—Yusterdny‘; NI'SHEUH of
“I. Parnell emulsion was entirriy ran-
fllnedin hearing the testimony of whom
hnferunoe to outrngm in lhllnnd. Once
I]; Harringtdm, M. P.. “no of Mr. l’nrnell‘e
WWW tutheinterprvtor prumpl-
ingthe lriahm‘ium-s. l’msnlent Hanna:
cantimd the interpreter ngainrqt this pM'
tine. Thom Entitled that alarge force
bird]!!! was (trampled in protecting boy,
onttodand thmateaad tenants
mung gmlr'n Correspondence.
i m, Nflv. tl—ln widition to the un-
M letters of the late Emperor Pred-
Uiit which were found in the rcemt ml)
d‘Dr. "Boggenhach‘a house, the polim dis-
covered in: Isa-ct drawer of a writing desk
twobtmdlesof letters and telegram which
“hummE-Iperor Frederick by his
wife, Quaen Viviana. the Prism.- of Wales,
grants: ,of Battenburg, Dr, Mathew»),
Dahotcumlmrlnnd. Count Seconslorfl‘,
pr. Windthorst and others.
. . -, Surprised the World.
3131.13,
507. {ls—The North German Gn-
utte nys: ”Harrison's election tins guy.
wind the world. It has put the question of
the continuity of American internal [uniting
\ to I somewhat sever. test."
‘ 1'srl”§¢hnn Coming Home.
Haunts, Sow. 9.—Mr. Carl Schlitz wiii
nil for America on Sunday, the 11th inat.
, . A- luminum Winner on llurfmn.
Hummus. Kw. tt—Willinm Riley,\the
My bookmaker. is an immensc winner
atHnrrison. having be: every one here tn a
fluid still Tuealny night. first eVen and then
at. aid. of $20) to $1“. Among the bank—
nnkenalune now doing business at the West
$1. park it is cotimnterl that $25.01) has
d-hgulhnnis. .
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L .
Xéw York Money and Produce Market
- ' . Quotntions.
I?“ Yum, Dior, E—‘wfifowj' «fluid a: ;‘ gwr
minute [outwit mm of the clay TEo- if a
rate was. 314 per cent. Enhance :ri.:,~o~l,mt~y:
was: Lfigtmg’: actual mrm. PM“;
4.34}; for in day» and twinifintg fur whim.
Government! (El-M 5:2me Jamey m 1:: lr'nl;
u, noun. 123M bid; “-56. do, 10‘“ 1nd,
Puma railroad bonds closed as follow: l'mun
w “431W: Union land grant; 101.2; l‘lS: L'm- vn
1m. “mite: Centrals. 1:31.31”
stock market opened active, but Vie-23k. and
law prices had declined from H to IL, Bed
W and 1 o‘clock the market recovered from
”‘3‘, and at the close was dull. but manly—mt
. of ti tot per cent. from last evening's,
mm. “resale-s for the day ninoumuj
TRADE BULLETIN.
4:
A
; .., . > “I!!!“ ma
in You, For, fi-FLOER—C‘loaed quiet:
mwhat also. 33.6%: Minnesota extrl.
‘95; city mill extra. W5. for West
Wm flour- cloaed steady; trule and
nth-u. 34.53915. '~
7—0pt‘lons closed quiet. but firm-.2:
Wflm. Spot lots closed easier Spot
worm ml at 3145311730.: red. sung
M“: So. I whitostnte. 31.16250, 2 red winter.
“Wan-W do. Dec. 51.12:] d:).. Jan. Sufi;
. ll .
“60:?” 9% cloned {my scare and when
1 closed active and higher. Spat {also at
I an minnow; Suzanna. Not.
tau. Dec. c.; 0.. Jan. mac. 2 do. Xay,
{Otis—Option- closed moderately active and
' fit. ~hnt mauled that“. higher. Spot “la
1-qu Uh: So. 2110.. “We; 50.
, ,1 ' 31m; 50. it do“ mama; X0. 2
f ml. Elm. W: (10.. Dec.,3ll§c.; do. Jan.
finial.
‘m—Dflll; No. 1 Canada. Me; So. trannd
I”.
g m. summer,
active. with tsp-run remit-sq:
Den. Int: J» . as man.
la.
udunchugeddm’rrvflninr.
* cm Ind amend. tic:
. m»!
f .
CUNQL'lZST 0f CANMN.
LESSON VI, FOUR". QUARTER, 1N-
TERNATIONAL SERIES, NOV. 11.
rm 0! in. “non. Jou- m. 13-15th
all Verna to-Iln-lioldon Tut. l'a.
tutti. 34mmtmv lay Iter- D- M.
Steams-
{Gmdwml from [Mm llolwermnrrly. try
with!!! of 11. B. Huffman. l’anplr-g, pulp
‘ 1
I
After the defmt of ["301 u Ai bwnuw of
the sin of Achnn. then f‘Junwul the donor»
Oryand cunvmnon of "It! trinhgrmwr. rind
theputting In death lryntnning nl Achim
ands-ll im- f:nxuly,nml the- burning by fire
of tho atolrn Nivenguld and gornwnt and
all that lufiongn-d to him in the \nliry nf
Arbor. Thin wrath I‘m turnul nwny from
Itrnvl. and then. at. tho Lord's rntnintuul. all
the men of wnr went up ngmmt Al and mi.
it. and the rest of the history In 0 riiwemtunn
of grmt victories, until thirtymase kings
havoheen slain and their t'lllvfi-lrrl’l‘uyul.
5. "Asthe Lord umtmawled 31mm, m Ilzv
children of lamel did. and they din-loll the
land." Although then- rwuminml wt wry
much land in he [I‘Mtufil uni. l . yr: it
had 11111er mnqueml nznl dn‘tdul. 13:1 1:
onlyn-nuiixml fur enrh tril‘y nuw tuf E3.
nmwnhmrntrrriturywhtrh hml hut-m.»
Sigurd lull. llnw oi'ithful Bllll tllv-ivt‘tlJ 1;:
theytin-remtiiutnnttorislumrnl at in I'll
xviii.3. and mum fullydr-wrlhnl mm in: mi
mtltfi in the book of Judgr-s. lsrnel'w failure-
in thin; "sport are 1» t pictnrcs n! Mir Mm:
wewhnlm hollow l 1mm f‘hric‘. have
"fit made by nrtur- ‘ In: nmma Hf : '-
uf (lo-l and juint heirs with July: 1 .,
and We ought to have perm-t hat or”: p
and nmntivst in our lives that m- i ‘. f. 2» !
Iona-hip. rml. jngmm and mul Nil.» v3.5
‘Wllli thr- Father tut-1 the Sun hr the lit-1y,
Spirit. Now how many Flirt-{3411' d. m-
kmw win seem to live a.» rhil'ln-n . .g a K "
restful. happy, lwnwful. rind hams; mirth
Vii‘lnl‘yuvm‘ nil i'llf'lllll‘fl, (L5 a!“ lhwj.’ nzil
lived in llvulnh land!
'1 "Thi- chiidrt-n of Juduh mint-w mitol
Joshua in "fight." it was fr. 813,311.?
where the rr-prr-wh of Egypt hm twin 1" 13ml l
nwnyJLnt Joshua 51-: :3: mail th ‘?I‘\l"-‘
tori-ms c—xrniuions w, 9. u. 'L. x, 7.1!, L3,
431tmchmgns that if m.- wnnid haw-mn-
rtant Vim-tr we must ever go fur-til illilvfl".
in; that there is no conelenmnti m t 1 them ’
that are in (flint. *
"Cal->11, the sun of erlmm:-h,tim Kcnow
lite “'0 are lint introduced lu 111:: in;
Numbers xiii, (Am emu-f thr~ twelw h5¢it'7~‘,§
and in that and the following chaptrr as the i
one “'11:; with Jefhhun lir-Iught in goal report i
i
t";
t
iy l
l
And encouraged tin {topic l-l p rig
and prawns tho land. The.- tt-«tim cry if .9
rd Concerning lmn in "My Hirillfil. Caleb. ‘
,wlm f‘vllum-vl the fully," .Vum. xu‘. '..‘l i 9
7. "1 lyrr-ught him in ' ‘. tlh ll was 1:1 1:.inei
heart.” l’re-Ezahiy the mu :il- 1 ltrwught I
Manes mar-1 m it wu in tizrir ht‘fld‘la; the‘
dim-ream: was in the heartsof thv tenant] ‘
the two. Jot-hurl and Cali-o him-Ml (in-l and E
were muly t-a . lit-£31533. ti; n: »r Initial,
‘mlhdlr'Vt‘ ”all anl my»: j; :iiwia-yul .
Him. ‘Vn d-r “ill lU ru ~!' 211.: “30‘
1/.er Inkcflu tip-m ti:u ' ~ héiihf'v“.:b
all [ports and 11:..lrrstaz;
atiaru of the thought: 91 . . .
8. "My hrt-tht't-n that urn: up mill me,
made the heart of the undo mill."
rrport earned the pmpzo to faint and be ill!-
oouragvd. [muse they called thoir ntwn—
tion to the «link-ulna and thus that out Uud.
"But I wholly followed the Lord myGod,”
and thus the dimcuitica Wm.- rmt m, for
Gtxlis greater than all that can be against
In.
us. In Heb. xii, 2, we urn taught to run With
patience looking unto Jesus, and tho expres—
n'on: “Looking unto Jig-ms," signifies n look-
ingwith inch undivided attention that lie
shall fill all oursonl‘l vision and we nix-ii my
“Jesus only.” Thin: we uhall lie-strong in the
10rd and help to make others strong.
9. “The land Where-2n thy feet have trod»
den éhxill ho thine irdicrxuutcu“ This was
the promise on which in? km! iliflfll for forty
five years; we find it refcrrnl la in Divot.
i, :7}; he was evidently f uily trrnwlevl that
it would in due time he fulfillml. Thus nil
the worthies of Heb. :1 lrlim‘ol (Ml :tul‘
“ital patiently fur the fulfillment of flu
promisw; are Waiting yet. fm' i: is Writtfll
that they died in faith, r ’ ~
the promises; and tin: : '
hotl'lcmadcpérfvct, anti no: or. £1 lie that.
shalicomewill came, wii: the [remindin—
heritancc be their: and ours. tHi—‘o. :, 33—37;
xi, 1:1. :19. 49.) , .
10. "The 11ml hath lit-p mo nine :4; lie?
.
i.
said.” All p-u'rcr it fits, wt.» 1; the:
faithful promuer. and became of
His faithfulness none of ill: re-
deemed can perish. Not run:- goal
thing shall fail at all that He has prom-t
ised; all shziil 1,4.» fulfilled; and it shall
allbe Hr Says. Ill‘mlnrethe that be-
. (Josh. xxi. 17-; Burn. xv, to.)
It. "I am as strong this dayws l was in the
day that Hunt‘s sent. me." How grand to
hear this oldxnanof 53 thus talking about.
his strength for war, nothing dauntol by tho
diflkultia before him. but relying ug-an and
rejoicing in the Lorri. in whom hc- urinal. lto
feels as. young and tit-ring on he did forty—tire
years before. ,
'2. "litre me this mountain—the Lord
with me. I shall be able to drive them out."
Although the citiw were great and font-ed,
and there were giants them. he heals it not,
but believing that ngthing mu tan hardwi-
the Iflrd, in whom hcml, and on whom
he relbd, he asks Janina far this mount—
ain. Oh, for a faith like on; which
reckons not on one's mm it h, but
on the strength of an Almighty One who snyl:
10,13!!! with you always. and all we: is
given unit) we in heaven and on eart
13. “Joshunr Maxed him."- Confidence in
God nlwa brings a blaring, and one that
bmlandy’ ' . "Blemdlsthemanthat
Ml: in tho rd,nnd whose the
10rd in. He sent Bismgel and do read
Hismantsthnt. misled inHitn. Saman-
ner of hurt was found ugh: Him, Mame
Hebelieved inHisGod. lasted isehathnt
believed. filmed are they that have not
y ‘ tJer. xvii. 7:
Dam. iii, 28; vi. 5%; Ln. i 45;.10hn xx, :3.)
“And gave unto Caleb, liebron for an inher-
‘ i: one of the most interest,
he; it i: wont twenty
of Jenn-hm, and about the
N... am WW
. them $13 worth of ointment.
g prmnsuian. Then Le PUMPS, bundles up
, Great Britain; Elwin ranks seam-l in terri-
lieve, or they glinll be filled vm joy and ,
the Indwuconstnntlyemployadallhuhb
W mmofhythoputmmmer.. .
llljah’l'oknamot Brocktomlla-t, in“,
SOUTH N, ‘
MA?
“with” :1“th
m
.3" .18. Marianna"
- ., urn-ought forum
Walnut-I.
. lnBcrllnhrovywlgonI-mnmallowulol
attain-tram luhrhmymrlmdutm-
til“ Minimal hot-Mood till it can't
A man in Newark, N. J.. is playing I
pou- of chain with his «min in Auutnlh
by mail. The] hut-boon at it for fire
The vaarl: man now can dl'ft‘nlll «in ring him
inthnfm».
Thu “'hitn “own at \l’whmghm denu-
Itl noun.» from the fact that lim Virgini-
ftwstoncmf which it it built, out minted
white in conned the dimolomtum mum] by
“nuke and water.
High up in the minnow branches of a largo
trw that vary felled near “int-heater. 0.,
raw-titty, a wtniled Ihh was found. It ll
Ilplnmnllulml'e laundromat byline-gl-
oruune bird of pray.
Twenty young men in n Pennsylvania
town formed it fwtball clulu. In three month-
fourteen of them had broken hum, that
won crippled for life and modrnggirt old
A thii-f at St. Louis attends funerals, and
whom-the ceremony hr in [ingress WWI.
hlllwill and uwntts the duwrturc of tho
the \‘nluahla and min away.
More than sixth part of the land of tho
globe and nearly a sixth partof the popula-
h’ou of tho world are under the control of
tonal crawl and the Child States third.
Amos limb. a mlored man of "range, N.
J., drow 815,01.» in a lottary, and his m
Itrp “as to nlnndun hill old wife and give.
lint-.- mvmnn $34100 to marry him. 11:: mid
it mus tm um to have money unions lzv- muld
get. into slowly.
A (Thrash-r whcemnn who undnrtmk to
wntiscntr a flock of groan u hioh hou‘unnd
running at large W33 finrm-ly attarhwi try one
of tn» number—a gander—and finally fled,
learnt; tln- pugnavwnx bird and its commit-
iom to room at. will.
At ('cntrnl City, (3010., a retort mntnining
mum in gold was plan-d in a hunk fur mie-
kaopinz. The gold was all prmlucul in I
litiglc day by one mine. The nmuunt n; the
greatest ever taken from any mum in the
ante length of time.
Twenty-one apples Init'h’Wl by n Sew Hot.
land, I"n., farmer mmpleudy filled it half
bushel manure. The smallest weight-d ex~
mly one pound. and the largest one pound
five ”mores The'r-ntiro lut Upped the min
3t tw‘enty‘fonr pounds.
in Calm a woman never lirs‘fzi her maiden
Ironic. When rial her husband's name in
third to hem l, but she its always mllwl by
hrr ('hrz’etmn and manic-n humus. t'luldren
takv the name of lath parents, hut place the
mother's name after tin- father's.
A Juli whivh Wm thrown 4"} thn field of
Gettyllurg Mini"! than tm‘ut} five )mri ago
wnitwl a lung tuw- fur m \ivtim, 1!“: found
him :9. 17V: tin.- uthc-r iii-r. ,‘in . id whiter,
who Might tn haw 11.111 in l-ettr-rknuwlaigcaf
rhvlfs, form-'1 n red hot mm into it. with tin
nntnrni neuiL
According to tho mnsux' Hf 1“"04‘1, tho 1m
one taken, there nerv- nt that time 2).WJ.%
widow» in 1min, of whom €19,030 were under
1:! yeah} of age, and 27%,!!!) unzlrr it years.
According to the native custom norm of the“
widows are at liberty to marry again Th:
unto ctr-mus gave the total female population
at £0,710.01», and of these only and» won
win to read.
ABOUT WOMEhl.
.llungton, Ta, tum: a woman dentist.
Dv-Em Lockvmrxl says that, women are in
provm; mtcilectunily ill pr-r cent. {Interim
men.
2.:- women of .‘tmerwn mgr-ml 5.030.111)
mutually fur paint and under for their
(not:
A: lbwbnrg.bre., ii in "1,312.6 Hammer
Brigade," “hit-ii mam-s a {unit :7! leaping
down the nails in the wooden bide-walks.
An ( Ideriy .\'~.-w York Woman who fr lr six
month. gum: hv‘r tiny: who»: ruling to work
in L..sttt;i;;:. flatly shattL‘f :rgot tho gar
mm, “lilt'il was airbus: complcud, in that
can.
A woman at Hutchinson, Knit, with four,
tun children applied to the my marshal tho
tithes-day to mah- n split in her family,”
[he mull not. support them nil She now
W for eight.
Thy: woman of Franco are organizing an
“newton an the hues of the Primrose
league, and have charm for n rumo‘Thl
Btu: of France," the object. being the restart
tam of the monarchy.
'l'bcEmpresa Josephine used to hold her
handknrchief no as not to display her, colored
til-tit. film made handkmchtcfs fashionable.
Before that tune they were seldom exhibited
and'nover made use of in public.
The empress of Japan has (fimblished a col-
lege forwotncn, which is to he ruled by a
mmmittlee of forehn ladiw. Two of that
In- Americans, two English, and the 0th."
two French and German, rapectivfly.
A New Orleans lady sent hnlf a down do
signs to one of the big cotton print ' at
Fall River for approval, .and some inch
bier they were sent back to her refund.
Shortly afterward she saw the identical do
Ian: on name calico just Wed in Now
Orleansfmmthemill, and wrote an indig-
nant letter to the mill owners 4 an
animation lnretnmrhenoeived shud-
I’oxno check for her- work.
THEY STUCK TO ONE THING.
Anrrm Fnrnham, of Cambridge, Mm, up -
fl, sold Bible: in Vermont for seventy you:
In Chamberlain, of Bangor, Ha. I;- no,
worked at the tnilor‘s trade: until hi hi
My. .
William}; Cook, of Portsmouth, R. L, t
D, a blacksmith, and still Worhin his Ihop
ix days each week.
Andmw‘Stcuon, of Duxhury, Mm. is 5.
making shoes until one 1w ago.
Thaddeus Biting. of Hatfield, MI... in N.
Cid workadmly,uhehnaforthopat in,
M at his trade of whip max. .
Daniel Bigelow, of Athol, 1..., now I,
h- vmrlmd as n turner for moat)“
mood mowed gran With a. lath!“
Ind-namedrimtorthirtyyun hr
hmmyanhchuwwhdlnm
d a coal mam has bun baton.
hildntluln '
i
u,
Maw: mm m cm: 11......
AND SOUTH NORWALE
*AHD mu. 0MB loll—«-
nonwm
BARGAINS NOT
In uyltorotnt‘htltown.
Marina the lot '1“ he found a to 6 white blanket at flu
Ilanh Cami at our: 3 Kuhn donut
ONE DOLLAR. CORSET
for Van; Amino-r new: I i Notched trauma |t u: too
llmn ll So.
how notion! with u an d lino of Ladle-E Kermit-m. darken, Wnpt. I‘hiklun'n Newmarkru. fit-
We hau- I dim-n I’lnrh Jacket: 1: it! 30. thus; It slaw.
» ripe and plum lo much, At 501-, reduced from 75:.
wool Jackets Jun not iii-day.
SCOFIELD & HOVT,
In um tummy attainment will be found the but and shawl routi- ia lhlb plum
Don't fall to use than.
OFTEN FOUND
'uWuau': 0min» t‘orm It 11th.; Warner:
at inc, Ilttl u pod
blather] Md hmn touch one nut long. all
Amllm-of dm gnu-d: rel-mud tit-m.
Anoihrr lo: of iamvo'vnInt-rr'n and ('haidmi‘w
Not-walkout! South Not-walk.
i mm; mun in;.g.,,m,.r.
3
Buns iii sun
(firming in Daily for
FALL AND WINTER WEAR
AI lllf' Store of
C. H. Harvey. ‘
[cannot note every wan-Ely rpccinl palm. my
mix-arr mid onthe hag-’1 I cut ‘lon every It"
during the your The mimi- in: nah! midi:
or (01).] rhul hold the prim Within that truth of
«very mmmwr. Sly and I: too mum too
mention phcfl‘.
.._.....__¢.*_._.
Rubber Goods
:1 SPECIALTY.
lhey Shlif be Sold at Last
Year's Prices.
900. «-
“m . __
R 1934 EDI 131C Id
C. H. HARVEY,
12 Main Street.
Rout h N orvvnl k.
can: on!
M...—-
Now is the time to put in vour
WINTEB’S S'l‘flilK!
900
ALL THE FAVORITE KINDS
Ahvays in Htoclt;
i
Billiard is; Sarah! Driven.
Clean and Flow i'rmnf
Slate or Show.
~~~~w ——————— -”
EAYMIINDBRUS
~ : GRAND ‘ opsunu
FRIDAY, nmmn 9,133.
\
()fl'cr
«mur Cloak. Department ca-e of Heavy (hwy llixml‘pnir: our price on ihislot only
’ “l .
.l'mlumhirts and Drawers. nll Ll"
sill-s.
sell for 50c. each, but wu willfsizes 21.5 to 11.
/
.\
. ,1,
UNDERWEAR. f
i . . l
hatnrdny ‘mormng wr- mil:
in the Gentleman.
(tile;
Thom: goods usually
close this (fitnt' nt 3750. f’ztf'll. l
Next “'1’ will $011 one lot of
cuts' Natural Wool Shirts and;
Drawers, siven 30 to ll. Theme
.Hhs Till:
Best Facilities
in 11!: derived from
FUR
goods arc tho natural calm}?
and nut having 1mm dycd mzi'l‘his goods would be cheap at
bleached, contain all the heat
\t’mll and
nrv well Worth $1.25 c-zu-h: our
01011 P11111111}! ! price only 102:; much.
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HEATER.
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1' “THE ' BUES‘T
‘wnli; and vicinity mm :1!
Saturday and Monday we
i1 give the Ludo».- ui Xar-
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a
and
opportunity l” Pill’i'lll’ls’it' ”Ell"
fun- ribbed lam: slccvc under.
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Time winds are worth
02.34:. each, but for two days
only. finturday and Monday,we
will sell for 37c. each.
at
Twat-yin rw mlLL- mum. medium: .1: we .l full 1111': (If. Children's
th~i02llcr.wtzer .trn: hem .zopen; «'31.»: _
rnpizcntron. 1; lilltfl'Wt‘fll'.
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i i I H. MEEKER
Sole Agent for .‘iorn'alk.
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SANITARY HJ'HBKSG AND LOW PREHURE
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tilt; of How k & Butte,
W12: mkr 435:} min, rat-tun ore-phi. f‘rr
{Milli hrtwm; Srw lurk. 5"“le and rum:
fiends. Will at: Pier 31mg of fin-krona vim'.
Sew Yeltnrrr mrnmg, Hwy: human”, or r.
n’rl'mi,a:.d rm sttnrdw a: 2 g, n, have 5%
walk Bet—32c and rum! hummh rm; newt :
Freight taken from and ran-Ind lur all
pol-ta nu tho llanlmry and Sung-1k and
Shep-n‘ lath-ud- at Cir-rally Ito-Sm ml
Batu.
Timon 1‘40“!" Izmt‘tbe f’lty of .‘inrms'k
and Vagina; M 9%! to: qr: x. in“! fri‘rrsgt »
mywberv in. him York M to- rmimty. .
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WM! prawn“ an? ftxrhrll Ironing my of ill:
Myanmar! the W! of minimum "mum pf‘
lawman-ml.
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5Sol-1m, sizes”; to 11.
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’llltceul' llvuts' 5001111635 ("nah
mafia—n."
DDSIEKY.
lst~~(lenis' fine fancy mixed
colors, Shawknit Seamless
These
gmdx are wcll worth lllc. per
pi'l’ pair.
‘.’ml.« .30 limit-n (ionts' all
“'ch hoary lpluc rihhcd micko,
These goods
we have emmidcred very cheap
fur 251:. per pair, but for this
sailor will Ulll’l' them at 10c per
pair.
‘ 3rd. ~~\\'u will oiler a full
mere (Sucks in- natural wool,
plain, grzlv and fimcy colors.
381;, but as a leader will he
Milli for 25c per pair.
1 lot Ladies all wool, plain,
Cashmere ”use, in black, navy
Mon and seal hrown; good
value at 33c. per pair; our
,pricc only 21¢. per pair
UBN'N’ CARDIGANS.
75c. for a plain, brown wool
Cardigan, lime) finished
ntripc, Wurlll $1.00 each.
$1.00 for n Scotch mixed Car.
dignn. all allies-l, :III wool,
Worth $137.
$1.24 for u hauler, in plain,
hluc, all wool cardigunmorth
$31.50.
We also carry a full line of
liner goods-i in plain and mix—
tures; also the new satin faced,
douhlc- hr rnstrd, pearl button,
finishml in all the new shades
of grew,bhni 'aml _ limwn in
prices that duty competition.
Our 1in ”1 umbrellas is; com.
pletc- for we can give you one
from 40c. up to $43.00.
We call your attention to a
job we got of a Glorid 28in.
Silver handle Umbrella, a big
bargain only $1.19. As we
have but three down they will
One lot Lndics plain. black,
potion 1mm. regular made; reg-t
énlar price 25c. per pair, huté
will place them at the: low;
iignro; 17¢: per pair. ‘
Him 10! of 25 dozen boys
ribbed, black cotton hose, sizes
7 to 10. extra long, seamless,
usual price lilo, per pair, but
will close this lot at l‘Zlc. per
pair.
21 down Children's, brown,
scarlet. blue and white mixed.
heavy ribbed, cotton and wool
hose. 25c. goods; will sell them
not last long at this pricc,thcro'
fore avail yourself in limp...
200 more 29c. books just rc-
ceivcd. ",1
The big rush still 'iron'tinucs
in our cloak and drum goals
degmrtrncnts. ,
A complete line of German— ‘
town. Saxony and Vephyro, at
wa down prices. "
Indies will find it to théir
advantage to examine our line
of Ladies and Children’s knit
goods in Trpimggan floods,
Jackets; and ($310:in an we have
in 15:: per pair.
marked thorn low.
The Boston Store
NORWALK, CONN.
i
m yr.»
The 31193 Rangas
. . . . l
E. K. Lockwood & COS-f
Spreial Prices
to
.t llifll [1‘ EN :-
and
lll7lldll'llls
It b! not all
rovered with
. Nickel Plate
*
It to made in,
Yulttt
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W
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Agent for the
rriehrated
llfl‘lfllflh'l)
‘ hunks
Plumbers and
Gas
Fitters, Slate
and
Th lfnnfi-ru.
I. I{. l.(.)Cl£W0()I) 1‘: CO... Nor-“111k.
B." F. Slim,-
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W" “0411‘ WA"
Canned Goods
Thu: were put llv‘llllifl‘ M33, in: Mm ammonium .
will"; than» u w
VERY LOW FIGURE.
1.00% ”if THEM:
1 lilflllli‘ ill 811311., BEEF
The Mt, at like. m 0“.
Try Our Butter
At 28¢. per lb. ‘
Green and Dried Fruits.
Fancv Crackers of all Kinda;
TRY OUR SYRUP
lack Candy, Innis orflfflsllhw W M out
me.
, _ M. ,5- SMITH.
Successor to .1. w. a. M. 8. SMITH, ~
l
i
I
Whipped on. Sh'rt‘i
PLUSHE ..
worth $1.75.
yard, sold elsewhere for 3.00
astonishingly low prices.
our line of plain and plaid goods is the finest.
shown in this city.
at prices to satisfy all.
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10 in Silk Mottlel Plush, in all the fiuhionahlc shades,
fashionable shades, at 850 per yard, worth $1.
27 in. Furniture Plush, for fillifiy work, at 1.75 per yard, worth 2.25.
A lull line of Volven-s at 1.00. 1.15, 1.25, 1.50 and 2.00 per yard.
Our assortment of Black Goods in (fashmercs, American and Silk Warp licoricttas, Surges, Drop
i’rints, Gingh‘ams, Cheviots, Dmporim, lie. an: all NEW and of the 1am
prices. Our domestic stock of Flanncls, Table Damask, Napkins. Towels, Turkey lied Covers, Muslin in all widtlm. hm
r...
tDAY, NOV. 10th,, at two I’. M. the store lately
South Main Street. with the finest line of DRY, FANCY, and G1!)
, W;
at 652: per yard, worth 85c.
24 in. Silk Mottied’l’luoh, in all the liniiunahlc shades, at.
The final lime of ii
Our Notion DI,-
A full line of Stationery. " . Don't foil to we thiit “tuck.
'l'wcm in
o
Illntlkctn,
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1"" w W “ll-ll "‘31th n 2 r.
G.
gurcd l’luohes in the city, 27 in. tunic
Also, Surnlm, Satins, Gm tie'nin Silky,
z»,
ocm‘lp‘iml by COmshmk Bros, No, '10
NTS’ ll‘lillNISI-IING “ODDS.
I’lunh, in all the
$125 per yard,
at 2.25 per
. llhminmms, etc... ll» '
D' :‘i'mns,,&c., is complete, also
ch Silk Mottl. :1
:st design and at the 10mm "willie
placed at.
‘ w Prices Lower thaunAnything Before Offered.
I can offer to the people the finostlinc ui Ladiés' and Children’s Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets, and lindursvcur, Linon‘ Cullam hm] C
A190 tr; the Gents, the finest line of Cardigan Jackets, Honim
and Cuilsnnd evenything pertaining to a first-class Furnishing Goods Department.
Department comprises all the latest styles and novelties,
oils, and flue-Mums, ever
5', Gloves, limlcrwcnr, Lnnmiried and linlmmdricd Shim, Nrmlttim, Collin
partrn‘cut is (nymphets in curry respect.
Onr Farley (hula
Conifortahim and Counterplnm
Norwalk Chronicler