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hr “ta
‘ Mo WWW m‘
‘ Kirillai “31' l!.-—M ll» Fifi-Inl-
‘ ' I m my Input
«fl Mitzi-Ivor- panned. some or tints!
‘ M tram alumna-tuna Among than:
following F‘avwingatree Mull
Tim: tarot-lug the exlmxoml. of ill!
a ole-W: npprmlng the pulley
‘xovm mlwtiu iInmeiIIg the fins"
at tho country. uud urging a
:filflluucn of tho pulh v; imlunuinghoanla
gut-W ”mummies—2.; mlulemuin‘ the
who... of a... Imiu dill honking law which
“Inhibit ru-(‘l'pttmw of rout rotate urnrily
(or handgun.) milling «mgr. set to amend the
“Vanni ,ptll real «stain upon an 1:1,qu
looting Ill will“! pluli rty; mmunwnding
“BMW! 01 lanolin! ‘e lavas by legisla-
4mmtlucn'oight rates and gmcring
m: Wilding the. I-nactnmntot
I I“ ta 1 home market.
. A rmlutlou was also adopted oplming all
mutilation “capital in trusts or other-
wise to arbitrarily minim] the market: or
hominid) the detriment of productivo
lmlm and demanding of con- gum such
legislation ”would secure to the farmers
Ind flock raiser: of the country the best 3w
dhla reward for their labor», and demanding
lion which would preI cut the.» trusts
combination
Din. Buhluwu in Her (‘n-ll.
Bonus, Nov. 11—51”. Sme. lluhinwn
m Mon to lawall jail the plum tlnally
Vauttledvlt 10" he: imprwmmm An alnis
klhualp mar-on at that. Winn to in flpt
Ila Inlitary- Imprisonment Jesse Penn-ray
being the only other one so confined in the
state, it is likely that some Ihuuges oil] of
noccasity he made in the rules to meet tho
peculiar comlitiom of the case.
\‘ollow For" In Sow \‘urk Again.
N" YORK, Nov. 17. A young woman
named Flora Schmidt, II In arrived from
Kavnnna Thursday by the h comer Manhat-
tan, was taken to the recepti I hospital and
quarantined outfitting from lat unsure to
ho yellow lev.er The pat It has black
woodland la delirious The I
fliAllwatreot, where sho “as -
heingftmigtitcd. ,
strap-Hug for Statehood.
Mus 'j, 80v. 17.-—The Journal's,
Bismarck, Dan. glacial says: It is repel-tad
that n meeting of prominent citizens of
Koxth I‘ukota will be held here soon todisw
custhe feasibility of calling an early con—
stitutional convention so that the admission
at North Dakota may he brought about the
Madeira! congress after the hmugum
tam at Harrison.
'7
Gladstonlnn Victory.
loamy, Nov. 17. -—'l‘hc election _Ic-tmlay
for member at parliament for Dewsbury
maultod' In the choice of Mr. Uldmyd 161ml-
stonianl by 6,071 votes, defeating Mr. .lrnolrl
Foster (Unionist), who receive] :5 {Jill votes.
| The Itcscrlpt Denied. a
BI 31.13 Km. 17. —I\'othing is knoun hero
of the reported mpal n-soript on the lrish
The archbishop has received noth-
in. It Is not. believ c1! that such a document.
beeusent. ,
Mlclilgan' a Delegation in («mgr-cu.
D1130“, Nov 17 —.»\ recount in the
Seventh district giIcs ll biting, Ikmocrnt,
“l5 plurality. This make: the Michigan
delegation nine Republicam and two D-mo-
Death of as hauled Illa-I.
Buoonrx, Nov. lI.—l’rofes~sor Robert
Bailn Raymond, formerly law partner of
Salmon P. Cbase, later aBaptist minister
and more recmtly a profmr of oratory,
Mogul
l'p Guru the Price of Coke.
Fmsulrrw, Sm: ll .-Coltc operators have
greed that. alter Dee-.1 the price of that
artichislmllho aelIanoed to .31. 50 per tea
The demand is activo.
Daugherty Insane.
NEW Your. Nov.17.——Dougherty, whose
attentions to Miss Mary Anderson 1ch to his
M has been cmnmitted to an insane
$11M mm“
Yellow Fever Record.
JLBKSOKVILLE, Pia,Nov.17,-The-ra were
fifteen new (uses (nine white) and no deaths.
.- J. is. Trevor gave $179,000 to Rochester
Theological seminary.
‘ TRADE BULLETIN.
4
New York Nancy and Produce Market
. Quotations.
\lI' You“ 2-.uI'. Ill. ——).’unoy chm-d at 239p"
ML. the hiKJlgg't rate, The Jared was 2 per
cent. Exclrl'l closed swath, , pistol rates,
Lm-lfillér' 1‘th ran-.4 4. “at... In»; t..r do
mpgudd.al3?rt.M3 flrrlli’fllillhl «luwrnments
cw fierlrfi‘ rurrI-ucy (3‘ l'i hill; 4.4, coup.
“par 0. ._.~.do “'95 hid. ,
mlmad hands chum! as follows:
W8. Ill? ilu’; Union land grant; mama;
Union sinking fund-II, lili;1:::£\rntral~t. Imam.
The improvement in the railroad situational
m‘ganls the lumpecm for the nmintoaance of
I” hath by the «mom trunk line and manger
Moorland a general advance in priccsduring‘
the known. Inning thetlm half hour there
moonlit-lemme selling. but all stocks adoring
were rapidly bought in, and prices took an up
wardtunl. Before It o'clotk the Mines were
about!“ recovered, and hy'pmn twotltirdsof the
u‘tfi‘mmcku were from lg to- Egprrcent. higher
on they closed hast night The market gath-
and further strength during the afternoon. Just
More mocha than was considerable selling to
mum a warp mactbnln means.
mm showed inegularchanm. m
ulna toothbruwanmtto 181.com ‘ ‘
‘Genclal Hinrketa.‘
Kn toss, Nov. 15. —I-Iour closed dull and um
‘mlower in minozcaaes finegrndes of winter,
W; do wring: swam miles-am. winter,
do Spring W160; extra No.2win-
fiamtfi: do spring ammo; city mill
“5.35.5, forWaat ladies Southern flour
mmwukundoand family brands, 84.1536.
{m1 mus wet-adult and 50
lower. mlomdoneddullandasy Spot
onto. ‘lrudatfl 18mm) No 2msl.uo;§
"gunned, $1. 1513!. 17; No. (imam
Awhile. 5 .5; value [email protected];
loll Saint", \‘or. 81.0954; do, Dec. $1.10;
an. Ian. SI nu: Ila. Fen. $l. 1334.
(”Warm moderately ”the ”a
mm 4% lower. Spot lots clone
”and“ isn'taalrnot No. eminent“;
‘:1\'o. 2 m Now 49960.; do., Duo,
“low,“
,,'Mwmdull, but firm, c
. W aomrmonths. Spotlotis‘e,
npot offinlwhltematm;
'&.;‘4Na.lmlxed,&.; 10.160" 81
4, _'“'-4llilo.tdo ”Dec. Uh;
W; Noruflmfl' nib.
htmm. 511%”
I: cut. and
~$ Mind powdered, W0; m
“14%:me
Union
g“ .llowtorkflcmchaddar,
4“ In; no
“ mm:
4““, “4, ‘31- v
1
'3' vi Its-'4 :nnlu! ‘lu y u lot"! mo
mutt-Irma“.
mmmuul malaria.
Alumni» with woman-at
lay. stand thou there: 4! did "too III-mag:
mu mutual loadin- onal at homo-4
manhunt.“ ‘aaraaanoar.
no children lott sun's or room,
While thou lanai watch a boom; throng.
l‘ormoth. poor night, ‘lts well In no
That. though Damn Luck ham lulled user by,
tom guiding our stilt beams for thee.
Mono—liar“ him. what a ton] am 1!
He's only III-«lug tor a fee.
E‘il‘hlch he Won't not 4';
-'1‘haa.
(honour: Tomb (to mutually-I telly-m.
air, we burn helped win more I’iotorlesthan
all the gem-nus o! the century—but there is
no su-h thing.” gratitude among pcoplc.~—
Lite.
III I MUN” D(' 57.
.\ nunnxn Iru~. liwnlng on a lulu-lull
game-Juana: I'nun’vr.
Ahvn't: lul‘ hawthill nluugurd-I—Go to thi-
ms! imllni‘f, livu'iloslcr l'ost-Expresk.
i‘ru’rm. -::.z.v wording, the scores (4! some
fillii"1|“'v.! innvlillii gillllt‘h have lawn fill
that the 1';th I54 4 hold nigh for. ——'i'Imc.
Y rlfnttvn . :I man who scrum t I he nevu-
pyin::1II'ruII-gpwaitlvm in lilo, but win-Illum-
hill pint->1,» wrininiy app-arr tn iv in tin:
l'ixi‘lf ii .l’nhlmrs Stun-.man.
‘ i~ ultl'qu-I plum? to do, my buy, it
In . ,‘ut tlvhl,“ sold the experi-
or. 2 . , . “4 recently gmdtmtnl hull,
lm’ ‘ 4 I -;si’. or mptly r-‘plir-ti: ' ’ t-hu
' ; 14'. . - ~44~=p uallyiithczear- tinny 14.:
4 l .izL’ .4: Y~Ull tho other ride." Nllost In
L'u' ,,
A “(In-p Collection.
"Torre. .I'o many little ways, " said tbecrtrio
It 4:14-4-t-‘Ir, "to gratify arm's tzute in a very in—
vxpcnsll‘o mannor. Now here in my collee-
ti-m, that piece 0! brocndcd silk 1 out from a
"latir in the. Tuilirics while my guide was not
i ‘I'hlllg’; that gold cnnlnolled 51444011 I plolimi
up 44:1 ”In. table in tho Czar’s apartment in the
mun-a nl St. l’etershurg: and that little
llm rm over there I carried away from a grab
Eur}. in Flotation bono‘xtth mycloak. It all do-
punk, on no“ you go at it whether collecting
omit. 4 i4 - :Ipe min: or not." ----- llarper' a llama
Tho Aim of "or Lift.
l";'.~hlv:x nah! young him who has not yet
,Iltr yI‘JlX?"
Il filthy middle-aged latchilor (Iasaiuvno
n. ’ui_\l- Indeed I «in. 1 am ready to be your
slave.
"Will you take me to 11mm»? '
"Assuradly? l'ou shall live In Water."
“011, never mind Venice."
"You shall have a villa in Patna and a 1-01
at Boulognc."
"But I don’t earn for that."
. “Well, what do you want?"
“ll y4>u could arrange to have the Prluco
oi Walla invite me to lunch so that. I could re-
fuse to go, I think I could the happy?“
Truth.
A Question or Locality.
“This is a very grave case, my man," said
;I doctor, leaning (my: a woumlolmn in a
hospital.
“ls it really dangerous, doctor?
' Very; you haw been in Jun-din tho lumber
reg-tun."
“Snu- that's just when: y-:;u'rcotl’. lwna
never in Main in my life. 1 got this wound
in the Blue mountain region. ~llarpcr’a
llnmr.
V
II la Dilanll “Hun You “1-.
Mr, Boggs—l invested a low dollars: jun
ticket of the lottery company a spdi ago,
Amanda, and—-
Mrs. Begun thonitlcdl—«Ohfilr. 1343153! To
think that I should ercr he II gamblers wife!
Mr. llnggs) 44AM it drew a $15,001’lprizc.
Mrs. linggh mugging lnm mplnrouslyI-4-0h,
l' '-l «14m- -l4l lwgmy! Now I can have“ scab
4km ~. .-4 i; can t l?~ Toms sittings.
How (on!!! Slu- llelp It!
"I pressed m y woit as lervcntlynfi I know
how, but rein: would not hear it," Nailed
Dilllirhibfi.
“1 don't of»: how she could help hearing it
are such a loud suit,” replied his oympuv
thatic trlend with a suggestive glance at
Dalvkiu’s latest walking «MIL—Harper's
Razor. ‘
’ » tu- [lad Bun There.
"is this one of the promminm boxes?"
:uzkml the guilcless young maiden oi them:—
[writ-need young man who was ahomng has
our: the Metropolitan opera house.
"So; there are no proscenium boxes in tilt:
building.” he replied. ”They are all chatter
lumen". .llarper’s Bamr.
W
Miss Smith (just introduced, seatitnentally)
Were you over smitten by Cupid's dart, Hr.
Snider.
Mr. finder—Only once. ,
Miss Stalin—.llow long ago may I ah?
Mr. Smith (consulting hi! watehklhmt
two minutes.——Ti1ne.
scant-3 in (ha World.
BIL—I love you, Miss Plossie, but I have
not got a cent.
Flotsam—I lore you, too Ned; but I burn at
got a cent.
short.— Time.
Wand-l.
“But what an awful lot 0’ money these high-
toned travelers waste for drink," said Uncle
Abner," he laid down his newspaper. "A
man who’ll pay a hundred dollars torn saloon
Image to England, when he can go in the
staaraga for twenty, is a slave to rum- that's
what I say l”— Life.
Ila Know mun.
Gammon—Boy, don't you know any hot—
ter than to ho loitering around the streets in
his way in: this beautifulSabbatlI day?
Boy-44), m but I do. I'm going nail-g
not as soon as the other lollows come along.
Jim
W
In. do Snobho—Iydaar, what lathonuae
ofg'ooduoll Iuakuyou (1qu ac plainly? You
look qalta My. 1 mm you.
In. «Undo-Wall, you no, dear “do"
Whom I only have one husband—Truth.
lull-nan.
Ibo—Warm
a»t.; B...
{I- 30"th
“9'1.
not.» 4. t..y‘w.. NM
lid—Than we’ll start married his two cents ‘
m OHM FW 903!”-
um immortal“ W Mmupicd lIlIa for
m nan.
wrothhanatomle” in the still.
of n grand old forum-a titling npot. {crunch
a than».
Downer wrote one at tho drullut and
quaint-It English ballads. “John tillpln‘a
Bluefwhwhewunnderomofthaaamrl
bloat-at «lthnwmmawatohlm.
Goa. Lyle wrote h'a lmautltul communion
”Antony and Gimp-tn," which health,
“I am dying, Egypt,dying,‘l on the night
lit-fora his death. "I had a premonition that
lie mu going to die the next day.
The noted [ma The Full. at Niagara"
Wan written by lil author. J. U. 0 Brunuml.
tho editor of a small pope r In t umrmll 2:! in
fifteen Illilllllt'l‘t. [in “who it unlht' plwum
in minim to a call tor "me copy.“
“After the Ball,“ the little poem which
made the name of Kora Parry known in the
world of letters, I‘Ina jolted Ilowuun the hack
of an old letter. with noidm of tho Impular.
ity it was to achieve in the pager; of a noted
magazine.
Thtmlus Moore, ulniv: writing "LnlL'l
liookh." opt-m so many months intending up
GM‘k and Persian Inn it, that be income an
acu‘nnplislmi (kl-Altai wholnr. and 1M upla
found It dili‘urult In ia-Ewu- lhhlltzl locum
were not penned on the rpm unteml at in a
mural dwdlmgi n l) rhyolliru
I‘( no first thought of ‘ 'i'h lit-11." when
whinglbtllnfli at antimon- nan Ivla-
u'r'o night. Ho rang the hello! alawynrls
house mower to him). walkul Into tho
guillcmn'a library, shat hi; soil up and tho
nut tnumiugpnwuiul t..e tumor with a
copy of lila‘ celebrated intent.
The ”till (Jam: But-hot" was first rug.
gestcd tn the author, riaquel “'uullrurtb. in
a bar room. A friend with whom he was
drinking said that Isiwn they were boys the
old vain-u bucket that hung, In lilti father's
well was good enough {or than to drink
from. \i'uxlworth llnnmllatcly Iu-nt homo
and wrote the tanner-I 1mm.
"Hid “mum." that familiar "little felicity
invent," which caught tho popular laticy
as far hack as 182;. was a million impirntxuu
of the into J Inigo Albert. G. Uri-cue, of vai‘
dvncc, It. 1., who (mud the first Who In a
wile-cum of old English ballads, and, mjoy—
ing its humor, built up the remainder of tho
poem in the same conceit.
It is now definitely settlml that the roman-
tic incidents narrated In ninth-r“: "Barbara
Pritchie" had little fligllulatum in tact, hit.
that the story chiefly ('Illallfliul {mm tho
fertile brain of the [mortar nmcirst, lira. E.
D. N. Hwthwonh, is not. goneraily known.
That. such was tho case, however, me have
Mr. “’hittior's own assurance.
Thororscs which hithl lift-tn Harte into
notice Irene can-lead}: written, and thrown
itltoa drainer at his editorial deal: In San
anotnm m. Imrrorthy of publication. Ono
day. in march of “copy" {or the magazine ho
was then milling, he found tile forgotten
limo, which, as “The Ileatiwn Chincc." made
one of the 130:: nonrigid» h»:.-. in American
literature.
ll onisworth wrote “\‘I c Arr: Sew. u" incl:—
Ivuni. ll hen ho had finished all but the first.
, scam, r Cale ridge, than: be was tailing. old
i Lirutugain undue: Illa ton and he would
‘ lanai] 11.. L'ulrl’ill 50 (ll ti m. The ulna
oi the Iliad men pulling tho rope
in the "Ancient Mariner, which wwidseetn
more like L' Jlernlgo than if momma“:
nevertheless suggested by the latter.
W_..
lNCOMES OF RULERS.‘
The late Emperor William to credited with
having saIed 81:! ,W out of his public al-
Iowans-c.
The president of the Argentine Republic
contrive: to pass his tune quilt: nicely on
tumor) a year.
Switzerland gets alwg pleasantly with a
president who is satistlni with tho malt-st
rainy at 33,000 a year.
Oscar ll of Sweden and Zimwmy rubs
along comlortaldy or: $525,533 that. bu sub
jams gracefully pay bun.
The car of Russia is credit at with rot-air-
iag $12350 ,tlwand upward [mm a name;
in: upward is an uuhtniunl t: rm.
The king of Prussia {emperor of German};
is not badly " fund," The kingdom u!
Prussia pays him SLZYIIH), and heal, in :24;
he has great private (humid-t
The sovereign of the dink; was at sunny
Italy annually taker titlfltmtll’) out at the
pockets of his impoverished subjects for tho
aolo how 01 loam—ll and km.
Milan, king of Sonia, has: had a puny
tough time in governing his potty king 14ml
of less than alumni. licond hits inn “hi:
the little limited monarchy 5?.th
The ruler of Bavaria is all.“ 0:15 only
flMfiWa year, and out of this mm In: has
to pay for clmhs and “prisons for his four
Sly and tat-keep than in pun-kc: room-y.
The Emperor Francis Jusrpb o4! .luttria
may he a wiseaod raluahlé shppr-r :44; hara
on board the ship of m, but will! £3345,
Waywheisuleqaawly ruminant.
The Bingo! thclklziamhas flat ahontal
muchashacundoto keep Ilium“ 'mppliod
with pic and confectionery on “2293.16” I
car that his grateful mlrfifli turn over to
Pmncofinlstheroisno lack «ambition
mtoflllthaaflcaotpnaideutfortho aa—
nnalaalary at mum {mar 31mm
anlaaallowanco ota aiaular amount for
homoawlm
TheGruballowKing Gan-go Lemon:
asunhutmlhatlummlyjastalmtma
his Landfill, Great Britain. France and
Bfiapityflluiahismand nvcrafly
girahimmnlma
Pmparfianwuthernwatpaciousmajaty
draws” sovereign 81,125” a year. 113
puttionuaurcm’gn make bathrobes at
Lancaster. and the net menuo from her
Myisahoutmmayear.
andfor his separate IIB ho huthomodeat
motWIOMayaarallowalhim. 4 ‘
Th"8lckNanot Europe,” tho sultan at
Turin); istho lie-ct ota countrywhich has
long been bankrupt. Abdul Hamid 11h
“faithful” subjects, thoaghaspooraschnrch
mioo.haratodiagorze annuallytothlmand
1387.531“)me
Xllll‘sasyatlifllamarothan a
yearold and is a Mmlyym.
thomaat “youngster-Mains. Ha
ha kithand mandbothhaand
hiaannyofralatiousharotoho at
thopahliceapmuhichamoantamm-
Way-r. , I
Prlaoaxlch‘obot Know, thought»
huh-sun m m tor twaaty-
d‘l‘ mm oaaaotha W m
wig: ltlrtraohlahuuflonhjmdotb
Hill“ mus-ammo.
did III" coma to It"-
whim“ {M
go‘s-pill.
,I‘n York,
In the landottha Mikado, Emperor,
Mutauhitohashistamflyprorfikdforaml'
80m NOR’W EVENING 8ENTINEL, 8ATUl
SCOFIELD
”AND Wild. 0
BARGAINS NOT
In any More
ONE
linen at Be.
Our Cloak.
is now "min-d out: a
We have a dour-u l'inr Jackets at .1180. chap-l ti
tll'lltt: and plain to match at 30c. reduced from 73c.
aool Jarlu- to just ran! til-.1!”
mum's 'l‘llll it fiTOl.‘
NORWALK AN D SOUTH NORWALK
Allow the 10 will be found a to l 'lllIQ blanket at m . a Warner a Coraline ( 'oro.-t at 9041. .: \l'. Irner‘ a
Health t.‘ amount, 19 a lit-ho Cami at 40c. and A good
DOLLAR. CORSET
(or rucmliulmuiuixr theuhtu muslin atilr‘ . till bloat-hut and brown mom one will lulu. till
n our harm, d4: "(Intuit vml be found the but and cluutxrt uuxla' in thin;
‘d llneof ladiu‘ Ncamnrkctt. Jacket! Wraps, (‘hlldu‘n' e Nuwmarkctr, ctr.
Don t llll lo we tilt-m.
SCOFIELD 8c HOYT,
lion-walk and South Norwalk.
& HOY
u warms m»..-
FFEB 840M 3—“
OFTEN FOUND
in this town.
Department
5 (I). A new line of am an 4d» recon-Id 10-day.
Another lot of lam u Iiunler' a and t' hildn-n' a
iLilllE luau
rill
Coming to Daily for
FALL AND WINTER WEAR‘,
Al the Still? of
C. H. Harvey.
‘09
lnnlmt mm every neatly spells! mic.» my‘
goal: an.- mld no the loam-at r mi in "cry day
durinz the par. 'I'heirooda light atrictly
orcarh lrbailholdlhc prion wit In the remit ot4
every M. It; Milk no loo nnmm loo‘o
mention prion—fl.
Rubber Goods
A SPECIALTY.
Shall be Sold at Last
Year’s Prices.
coo» —-~—-—
Jill 311‘] ‘IBE ll
0. H. HARVEY,
12 Main Street.
South N orvvalk.
llllll. Will
W-
lhey
Now is the time to put in vouI,
WINTER’S STOCK!
.0.
ALL THE“ FAVORITE KlNlls
AlIvayh- in Edi «wk.
’ gm Manuel ,
HASTHE
((4,. ”33““?!
if? l
‘Besli lacilities l
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Job Print-mg! .;
GET THE BéST
moo.
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.
“only in me in this hvm. our: of them In thr 4
311215 .-‘l mill-u, wbcr: i‘. can b.- :1le luau-union on
:Itnp‘icntion.
W. H. MEHK ER?
Solo Agent lor N'oru'ulk.
C O.
SANITARY l'Li \llilKO .\..\D LUW l‘l'li'.5~L'llE
HEATH“ A FPFJ‘HLTY.
40-9-4.»—
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The Old and Reliableu
nu FREIGHT LINE.
Nnrvalkllawinrkg
- THE PH O?ELLERS
all “zed of l‘-;¢ _.
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Ulcnn‘a’ud Free 1mm
Slate or Stone.
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373:5 :
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4444444, -I. . 4‘ ‘
-.:n——~..; "av-v
:City of Mrvalk &' Hugh-,E
W: .1 nuke daily tripa, Family: rxc-ptcd, tun
.rcluht hctwccn New \orlz,1\umalk and Soth
\orwallz. “'Illlcave Pier .55, fun: 1-ilit1LnlallflNt’i
York. or ry cloning csmpt Naiurduya, at:
lo'clncu. notion 8.1' urda'; at 2 p m 1m"- \‘ar
I.“ Brief gr: and boat bums}; rm) cu .: l. .4
Freight taken from and received for all 4
1 points on tho Dunbar: and Nor-walk and
Eshopaug Rallrondl It Greatly “minced
9’
lic‘ion to agcnts the t ity of Nor
land will3 a.- ~rill he not for special iota-It Might
Ermynhuv- in ‘lcw lurk or its vicinity. ,
Wall persons are forbid trust in: any of Ike
ion-plop“ of the boats of Inislincon account of
:thcou'uenltmuof.
NOVEMBER 17,1888
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Special Drives in Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear
and Gents? Furnishings as follows:
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1 Lot (lull-l Lim II L‘ufl'l, two Myles, 95"
10v. nnd li‘lm; regular 20o. mode for
1245‘. per pair.
l
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35 d z-"i limits 4 [MI L”lt'l‘l
,slzes 14 lo 105. only llc. 29 dozm
(lantu Extia lbuv -l- -plv Linen
Calla mull lli'“ all: up 9, In d worth L50.
inch. Our p: iv.- o. Iiy l2'. \' .iCll.
,Mf‘kgal’a‘w ri‘;i‘
,a
l’
Wenlso flernlllulo rule a lull din of
Fancy a plain colt-It‘d 'l'leS, ("Hop at
37in; aill sell Ibis 14.4: :.' file. mob.
that. (but: all Silk
Tit-s, .atin lined, latvst shop/a, new
stylcsof plaids. stripr‘s 5nd dulled.
Title li-Io \l'u‘ mimi-ie-r cheap it! 624:..bnl
as an induc-mwnhtu invite gentlemen
into our new ib-lt' no will 4.lt4’r thh
lot at 394:. t‘ll(‘ll.
Ju I' n Ce'll’c Lin—3i)
G‘lllfl Niubl STIfr‘s, m :d.‘ ;.-.' a wry lim-
l-ut heavy l-l4 ached mind-n. IFZ-s M to
16%, logo! =.r wire 79:” will plan-i them
at lin- IIII' [llii'c‘ 4:? 59:.» (‘1
i} ‘Zliin'ill-'ll.“’.‘ m1? miles you dorm-,5 this
mile 44m Filo. Uu‘mmdtwl \‘v'laita- Shirt,
lint-n has m and \vri.~th..4da, nude
mi in- n) muslin and rriniurcwl (mm,
. 4 . I_ g Collar/2W .
atnnllihguml turn down, 200. “male, ”ll“ .1.
(l mla ll ur Mann-*1 l‘lVl'r-Hlllfl‘, made of II
tinny Llur ll‘llllll‘l. sizls 14 to 17. This
ill-ill. “'ml newr before mill fur less
that-2 61 00, vvcn during uu': removal
welv but for om- weck “'t' will llrt it no
83 \'.III’ i4 ll." hm“, 81] don’t
(hm. \VIIm- l.‘ ~14»Illl~" Shirk. 5‘1 3 l-l
t.) 16%;: lilll‘l' ni'Iulo or dwulnlnp Edited
hos-rm. rI-Infmc-tl i'ront lllll lttlillt.
l h‘flI hfiqfimwr l! on: guilt?“
rcgul . $1.00 shiIt. You | u buy
them '1! 75¢. for one mark.
0...: in (l mu Fm» \Vhitv Elastic.
Lnatlu-r-l'ipped Huaponden, ununily
sold at 29c. per pair. We mil sill
lil-‘tll tor 19l'3- per pair.
One in: holy raised, I Inbroid-‘rcd, elas-
t‘c Suspenders, wztlu silk tipa, all
cuitr‘,niml with patent drawer Inp-
l’f)lti.’, chomp at 25c. pm pair, our
price oniv 172. per pair.
".o :. 4) lune nn- i.:~.n-l a wry nice
line 0; ti... r yrmlwul S-Ispondt-m {rum
21C. 9'5 $1.25 ;I"‘r pair.
[0 (117. .‘I (r. n' ‘4 ll. ‘IP I). E’SF Kid (lillv‘u-l
‘I. g3. a: d 1); Il: Tm~ Brown
Blind. s, I M y knJlt’n’l I‘uilvral-lvrmi
hacks, air. '3 7} t4» 9. i'nls Is our rogu-
lnl' $1.50 Rim-v, of which n": have will
agnulquuntuy so far, but i.:r tins,
.‘ili' .
'9 diam Gents lino,
Mocha or Velvet
Limd Kid Ulth‘v-I, in all the now fall
shadow of tune, fn-cy embroidvrad
backs. This lot we cannot dupliuuto
for the ilnuw mum-y; nevertheleav, for
the 1ng dra'c we Will nrll tlwm for
$1.25 per pair. Chi-zap at $1.75.
43:. will buy a pair vi heavy. wool-lined
lllpkin Glow-«v, worth 75¢. per pair.
5:“ (in Yugo hi‘r‘B’bi “If! Wield,
bean-r tops, worth 75c. per pair.
89:. “'llllfl'l a pair of real hid, fleece
luud; new-r t t fore sold less than 81 25
per pair.
(We. will buy a pair of Gents Kid Gloves,
three lined and fur tnps; never before
sold less than $1.00.
Jupt now an umbrella is the most. useful
artich- wc cm buy, and'to those- who
have ucne, or who have let someone
have theirs by mistake, we would in'
form them that ”hey can be furnished
will one as low as 490.. at the Boston
Slow, and as much higher as they
wish to go. -
No other I. tail firm within 40 miles can
make such a 'display, or qu no the
astouinhiu; lvr-I‘ prior-s wenfi'w during
this t-tlt'clfli sale, and we invite the in-
ppzclifil! of -n'.cn:ling purchasers to
our ltllflanfiz' atuck and feel positive of
convincing the u that we ofl'er greater
hack and shwulzlvru, fur 394:, each,
“'I'l 3-; will a ll them for $.25 p~r I'lll’.
valuvs than can he found elsewhere.
gThe Boston , Store
NORWALK, CONN.
*- —- AT-“
Buck Ranges
E. K. Lockwood & Cos.
The
Special Prices
to 4
AllCil I’i‘ Eti’l‘a‘
and
BUILDER-S
It. is not. all
covered with
Nickel Plate
_
It is made in
mun
mm town.
riiso
Agent for the
celebrated
RICHMOND
lid Mills
Plumbers and
Gas
Fitters, Slate
and
Tin Roofers.
E. K. IJ()CI( \V ()()D & CLL. Nor‘vzilk.
B. F. STEVENS,
MUSIC HALL BLOCK.
ll“ YOU WANT
Canned Goods
That were put up this fall, we hare them and are
selling th‘em at a
VERY LOW FIGURE.
LOOK AT THIS:
Alli). Bill 0F BURN Bill
The Best, at 18c. per Can.
At 28c. per lb.
Green and D ’in Fruits.
Fancy Craclt'ers of all Kinds-
TRY OUR SYRUP
RockCanuy. lapze or “Golden Drlps. They."
125d doz.
3}uu+w a ,
our.
Children s Underwear 13 of the
the lowest prices.
Shield Underwear, in all wool,
stripes and camels’ hair, which
glove to be bought.
Eran
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.4‘ .im‘ri .r
ll4
Remember ”our Gents’, Ladies, Youths. Misses and
A large and well selected stock of Gents’ Candi—
gan Jackets at. prices that we guarantee.
We have the agency for Houses Genls’ Patent
the finest ever placed lit the market.
The celebrated Dents’ Gloves, ior Gents, in Cadet
and and Gents’ length fingers.
ALSO, \
I50 doz.Cents’ all Linen Cuffs, all the latest styles, 13¢ per pr.
Have just received In our upholstery department,
an elegant assortment of Tapestry to retail from 35c
finest quality. and .I!
to $1 at) 1)
White, scmlet Derby
without a doubt is
The best fitting
J
HMS'
rum Sauthlllam Street
.li‘nl‘
er y.ard
In our dress goods department we would call
special attention to a line 01' Velvetecns, black and
colors, which we are selling for 390 a yard
value. at 790 also bear lll mind our dress goods Stock
compiises the latest novelties, and at. ptices which
we gum’nntce. ‘
A new line of Passemeutcriel just received, con.
Sisting of jet and silk ornaments, gimps, girdles,
cloak Clasps, etc. 4
/
$2. 35 per yard. OI.
time to inspect.
A large assortment
good
Our line of Ladies’
unexcclled
All wool Blankets,
$3 50 each.
5. MI TIE
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M 8 SMITH
is?
Qants’ all Linen Collars all the latest styles, 110 each
,1 Svil‘
of Shm‘ped TIay Cloths. Bis-
cuit Cloths,Tidies Scarfs and plashers. Bolton Cloth
In all colors, also stamped Bolton for Table Covers.
Collars, Calls and Ruohings Ill '
104aud114 mm $1.25 to;
$7. 50 per pain Comfortables, full size, from 850 tofi
Try Our Butter
India Silks, fight 4‘s and plain, lehes from 65c to .
line of fancy thins, chair pil-r‘
lows, chenille ornamen s and fringes is worth ones’ ‘
Norwalk Chronicler