!
M‘ \mhfienmywfllhefiflulbyfiuident
open a law ofilce in New York ngmn, but big
_, lad mow; household aflects, which
WY “”hll‘lflijhiilmg
Thu? Eminent Has No Darin
to Sell Out: View.
mo sacrum Sumo our.
M the lander- of the Admtnlotruttun
' 'm (I. When The: New Iv'lnlubed
Wir'Workw The Controversy llutwoon
honor "turnout-n and Judgo ltucker.
Wmtmmos, Nov. 19.—ln relation to the
rammthnt tho primidont ivniinnlplawl nolb
in; “Un-lfl'lm" prominent real wtnto men,
who would be lilo-1y to know if any llwgtihllfl
flonlhod Iztk‘ll in pvt-grins to dlfijkn‘n’l of the
Month homo, deny that there in .1 Word of
truth in the fiery. lie line not decided to go
h Europe, nor will he livo in retircmvnl at
(hk \‘ieworuoll that tine suburban prop
my. HMO! nil, Mr. Cleveland Will lukn a
good low "nation when he rotirm from of-
doe. a! Millpond some link: in New York
city. Ind Minn. make u Weston: trip Into!
intheqrhtx, as for as the Pacific «mt.
When mmner opt-m it is likely to ilnd him
at NI brother’s mrwnngv, up on the ulgo at
tho North “'ooda, ready to birth} into the
wilder-u tor a good long fishing upolition.
Thachnncel are that anothor autumn \\ ill
Ire Citizen Grover Cleveland uni-oi tho l,~
«)0,qu with that go to make up the [Ilpllllr
tint of the great matropmlo.
wmz 1n: Lupine mm. on.
fiduciary Bayard is going into complete
Wt on his estate at Wilmington. The
door of the Innate chamber is closed to him,
he but long been out of law practice, and
them in little prtnpect of his rerun-ring pub-
lic lite. ‘
Secretory Whitney is going to take it long
m, too. He and Mn. Whitney will
nil for Europe next summer and remain
nbmudleveral summers. 'I'hosu'rctnry may
busine- enterprises in which be is engaged
with his bnnher-in—lnvv. Oliver I’nyne, will ,»
occupy all his time. i
Bet-rotary Fain-hilt] will return to his old,
home at Lannovia, and probably to his Ab,
buny law practice. He enjoys in comfortable I
fortune, and the turn of the political wheel;
which leave him out of office brings him no.
personal diuppointmeut. .
Secretary Endicott will go straight buck?
to the home of his ancestors in Salem. 311131, E
as soon as he turns over his portfolio to hie '
ancestor. He will never neck public ofliee‘
again. Judge Endicott buSn goo! Imv bush;
nu .
Attorney General Garland will settle down!
to the [tactics of his profession in \l’nshlng—’
can. He is regarded as a very tine lawyer“
and doubtle- will have all the cum in: can ;
bundle. He has recently bought it hundsoum :’
house in this city. ;
Postmaster General Dickinson has not do- ;
terminal what his mum will be after March ‘
4. In fact, he has not had time to give the
mutter uny scriom thought. If he does not
goto New York the pistmuflcr general can
mme his profcisionnl labors in Detroit.
Secretary of the Interior “'illiorn F. Vitus
has no plans for the future that he cares to
talk about, except that be will probably re- ‘
turn to Madison. Win, where he left a
”All? luw [twice to become pcstmnster
Gen. John C. Block, the commisiiouu' of
unions, in a comparatively poor man and
will mist thr salary now [laid him by the
govanntent. He has made no plan who
am for the future.
001. Daniel Lamont will become n citilen
of themighty metropolis. The nature of the
colonel: future business he does not wish to
hove rated at resent, but it is settled tint
heis logo to cw York on a big Hilary.
He in not going into the newspaper Intrinsic,
_ and will try real hard to keep out of politic-
for n few years at last.
an Bunions-3cm coxnwvrm.
Kentuckians hen.- nro growing intereutod
in the three corporal controverny now being
waged between Judge Bucket, Senator Black-
burn and Secretary Endicott. Those who
know Rocker etate that he is not the man to
sit down quietly and allow any man locull
him “a caricature upon immunity, for who.
enhance in fnir dealing the Lord owanu
apology tornankind.” Bunker h; eaidtobo
gliteastnuchof a fire ate- the junk:
water from Kentucky. It will be rem
beredthutintheehwting mpe witireditcl
Iinnfm-d, of theKnr-IsCity Titus, Rocker, '
who was wnlked up to his mihnt
Ind melted the half emptiol pfitol from
biogrnsp. .I-‘ormorethannycnrltnch
was police court justice at Lendville during
the wt exciting period of that city's do-
velopluent “Backer will cwrtninly all
Blackburn toacconnt for that charm
flour,” aide Kentuckinn. ”Joe will hevo to '
m fait or take it buck.”
“new urn m union.
/llr. Jueph Chamberlain and his y
bride m sporting a portion of their honey-
moon at Chery Chase. Capt. and In
Rodgers having courteously [finned their old
country home at thedisyxulof tbeuewly
m cohple. The brideand grown W
the greater port of yesterday afternoon driv—
hgnbouttheeountryruuls in the v' '
of their telnpornry quarters, Mrs Chamber-
hinhnndliugtbereinn Chevbenroirubout
ulmuomeaphoeus couflwell have been
Elected fortho hauyuioon, but the wnfle
Ippeurtogrentlycnjoy their uolicitnde. A:
moi-em Mr. and Mn Chamberlain
wfllupeudufew days in thecitynethegneutu
d theluuer’s parents, Furious to railing for
England on the 3th inst.
_ um 811.1.qu our.
Considerable intern-t attachuto the rule of
tut-place today. mountain he laid
mummy-ad Imam-ad tliewlneenru
qudnllyflne. ,Tbetolkofnppaalingtotb
..Mry0(thetreamryto;taytbesnlobo
the articleuwm imported for land
‘ “mt plying duty, w" "j.
Wynne gulp, as the Iecrotaryhu no
hulpowertointerfereiuanywny. Pet-rem
mummmwm be
to first procure tickets dodmision from
WM”
rnoronnmrmxrmn
Ithundwntoodihutthefourut‘uif
. ”in... ”’"“ "‘ a
‘ mu um” , ‘
m, ”he-Vin
" a... .r nah-
" new M,
war mini-Iron. It. 11. luv. to.—
ltellunl med h
Mug two locomotives near the terminu-
dtkotrack. The etrikorl tltmtonul vhilouoe
h ”loom-mi and destruction of the rolling
flock nub-u- tho normally would pay
them for work ymrfurmod in ticptomber
for on tillu‘ulttllng until-actor.
0n hiaturdny, under advice of counsel
for the railroad, a thitavllnu Mistral.
Mind the utrikrrv. limit-ted by a
pie-c, and lend the riot act, (allowing which
thodctulned locomotive. wore moved from
their "Mouton and the Work of ropnirlnz
thudatnngu to tho truck Iii-gun. President
Vaudyke, General Manager Bwoatt, and
Superintendent Twoboy ncmntpuiiui tho
dominion olllcor to the ”no of the disturb-
ance and uupcrintonded in [lemon tln- remn-
Itruction of tho road. The otllcinlu and
lemlen um thoroughly urinal At about it
p in. yeah-niny the Italians Upl‘llull llrc upon
I puny of eight worknwn who were ao—
companying n teuirinfu-rn aupply of rnilu
The tire was promptly returned and r.
general cngngcnnmt usual. The Workman
engaged in laying the trm’k rallied to the
supp-WI of limit’ comrade-it Altlwugb the
Italians mutimiol lire union'rrnptully, the
main Worn t-outpb-ted and the bu-omotivm
were run to the station in safety. Two
helium Worn sort-rely wouwlcd.
BARRY;$.,CHARGES.
Ila (“i-inn That the Action of the Euca-
tlvn Board In Enrolling "in “'33 Slu-
tninrd by Illegal Pa-preuntntlnn.
llDlAXllPIJLI'i, Nov. lit—T. B. Barry, in a
partial etnuimcnt in answer to the notion of
the General Asa-clubly of Knights of Labor
In expelling him, clinrgml that tin: member
Ihip of ntlti-wlminbstrntiim dinrioto has hem
cmlitc-‘I to lhtll‘bllflwl’llflg I’omleriy, and
that representatives have been seated in the
Insolubly who have no legal rights nodular
gator, while other: who were: lawfully elected
have been denied their seats. The charter of
D. A. 74, of Hart finginnw, Hit-IL, he says,
i wan revoked on the plea tlmt the divtrict war
iniwrative. When the clcrk who was no-
lignod to transfer the loath; to the Michigan
utnn- awsinbly div-(worm! that tlwrc won
Even in the dietrict be informed the chief
clerk of the fact. The ohiof clerk mid:
: “Neverinind. Go on with thetrnnsfcn. We
have done this for the bust intefate of the
order. The representatives from that div
trict supported Burry on evoryocrasion a:
the In”. general assembly."
All the machinery of the general otllcq it
iscbnrgul by him. was nod to pack I). L
No. l, of Philmlelphiu, to prevent tho elec-
thnof the mum-r workman of the district
‘ nun representative to the prismt amubly.
» This was done in the interest of McFeer,
, whoisbucnsnnupgmrtcr of I’owderly,and
il lib-ally saute-l in the general amtnbly.
In acormplbhing this wrong, Mr. I
nys, MCI-'cely and tilymor, both employed
in the general onion, spoil it grout port of
their time in denignniing. in n list, what
locale would support the administration and
Bouldering how thine opposed to it could be
handicapped. Sen {wowed the suspendeu
of allnmi-auiminlstntion locak Thknction
wutnkcn without mating the fact that at
theAugustscmiw of the general executivo
bonrdnruolution was pawl! torusptndno
lotalswbich wereinurrunnforux, but in.
dead to urge puymmt on their part.
This is the spirit of Barry's statement,
which be proposal“: continue in histalllneutu
A CONVICT’S CRIME.
‘Bpocdy Vengeance Overt-kn n m
“11» Murder“! Ills Guard.
Calms, GIL. Nov. lit-Four wuvictu in
the camp near Sunny Side were mm on a do
tail under Gnnrd (Sunburn. As soon no the
quad was outsidcof camp one of the con-
victs, Arthur Carmichael, picked up n stone,
und, throwing it with unerring aim, rant it
into the guards temple, killing him almost
instantly. The four prisoner): then escaped,
and it was an hour or two before the body of
the guard wu found. The sheriff. with u
pose and two bloodbonnds, took the trail,
which they followed lhrwgh the err-mp.
into Henry county. Tim the 1mm»
cured information of the fugitive murders,
win) had sought the house whom his wife
lived. friday night the pope surrounded
the house, when tire was opened. After sev—
ernl volley: between the [mo and the tour-
derer the letter queued tbodoor, and. rushing
out, luaudi-hed his revolver over his head.
He was riddladilwnh shot from the Sher-id's
llir lure was unrecognizable, so
mutilated was it.
sue ”claim! the Barn.
PALIIBB, Mun, Nov. 19.~Seven trait]:
arrested here have been identified no the men
whonttuckeda truinon tho Barton nnd Al-
bany railroad at Indian Orphan], fiaturday,
and afterward Grouped from the Springfield
authorities who had taken them into custody.
While they were being rt-mptuml the
tramps showed fight, and one of them,
John Egnoll, of Johnson, , Pa. was
shot and killed by Marshal Cluna
They were taken back to Springfield, when
they willbeheld for trial. They gave the
follow‘ing norm: John McCarthy,, Full
River: John Mann, Boston; Charla Du
can, Philndalphiu; George Joiner, B
Parke; John 11. Hopkins, New York; Will-
hm Bernie, Tmy: Frank J. Horrill, Provi—
dence. Three other: are implicated and will
pobubly harvested, as the officers are on
their track. ‘
To Prevent Bursting Boiler-u.
Pimucno, Kev. lit—City, State and
county boiler inspectors from various parts
at the United Statswill moot inthiucity
tomorrow to forum ' ‘
mofihisoountry
hmpflu An dart 1:11!» madam-r-
ange: ornlfltom theimpectionof
bailouthruughout the country,undnleoto
mthththenleof oldendwmhl.
foreteummukingpurpoeeu Theo-o-
cintionwillendeuva' to huvohwrpa-edin
“mwhichwill . «menswear,
mi! inclurgnofathruhln'mchineJo
Mmenminntbnuudhkooutnlioeme.
, The rem Record.
Jucnorvnrs, Flu, Nov. 11—min were
twelvenewouu (tourwhiumndoue deuth
"’ ’kequutnuuyyeuu we. h Mia-minnow: chhon
WW . as ”rust-Ioh’sl‘lvw,whcethan 51:2:
pmum Wind. Dr-GJ.BIrrough-.whonu
_ memos-rm“ hill mid—mum:-
~mhdfllchiltedvhy
Will the Pmident-Blect Cali
‘ Them to His Home?
WHO WILL SECURE 'I‘Illi “all!”
Morin. l’ropooltlonu for tho Forma—
tion of the Nut Cabinetfinin Depew‘l
AIIVIIIWW l'ooltiolw'flie minimum
at Iinkotu no 'I‘wo Hinton Agreed l’pou.
tumultuous, Nov. lib—A upwinl to The
Chicago Tribune says: Ut'll. "union! is do-
bating whether he will go to New York next
month or httllllliull the custom lt'fldi'l'n to con-
fur with lulu hero. The situation iu-ro and
In New York bi identical, on in both (but
lliti‘riwn line more friend: than lwnuty be
old» to satisfy, and ho nooks wucert of nation
on the purl of thine whom advice he will
doubtlcnv givo weight. lie to erudite-d with
having wired the djfllt'ult problem by in“.
outing a denim to have his sumiorlmi nun-e
on oamiidntoo for the Important olilcm, and
when they have done so limo whom they put
forward will probably rurcivo the plum;
hit-rural conforomuu have been held this wink,
and the nutuos uuggoutod are under (-ozmidI-r-
In 51% York the stakes are higher, but tho
[arty interest» are the some, not 'It‘ll. Ilnr-
riwn ix not dutprml to lmtmv Intronngu on
any one- of the lenders who may then-by neck
to obtain supremacy. It II not going to ho a
question with him whether 'l’oin I’Intt,
Warner Milli-r or Chauncey M. Dcpew shall
betho controlling npirit in New York polb
tic-s, but if personal mmidcrntiom cut more
figure with him than party tutu-re, it is
probable he prefers “the grungcr'e friend."
As everybody know: “'lt’ll‘Br Miller was for
Sherman, Tom I’Intt for Alger and ”tip"!
lor himself, when ihu New York dologntton
urrived at Chicago, \vhilommo of tho New
York dchrgntm nyvcrved oil' In Sin-mum,
Pin". and Drprw wont to Ilurrimn. All
thingemmirh'rul; Dopflv awnpim n dwiilrdly
lil'antuguoun lmition, Will] I’lutt rim: by
him. 'ltio rll't'lfll further any», however,
that “’nrncr Miller, owing to his brilliant
mmmign in Sen York‘will ho bonito-d in
the triuuivirutc.
Admission of Dukotn us two nintcaiuu
sored if Gen. Iinrriton‘s views are adhered
to. A. C. Mchctte, the provisional governor
of Smith Dakota, who called upon [has prai—
dent-elcct ymtcrday, feels confident of th'ui
and says; "Whileldidn't mention the Do.
kota quartiou to (ion. Harrison. 1;;th we
know how he fon‘ on the subject, and what
kink-siren are. antenna] the original bill
tomb-tit Dakota as two stator, and that it
what we nook. He is in accord with his
party and will favor their winnisoiou. The
suitmwnt in favor o! division is overwhelm.
ing, and Dakota will be two :9me inside of
two yours."
. Murals, Tt‘lllL, Kev. lit-A fowdayungo
Col. J. W. Jefferson. u prominent Imolllcfl
than and pinntcr. who commanded n Mich-
igan n-gimmt during tho war, wrote to l’rw
hit-mole.“ Iinrrimzi unklllg him to indicate
us for as he might properly do an llmprulutble
policy of his rubnnmzrutnm toward the
mnlh The folhiwing humor was revolved
and has been made public:
IKIIILI-AI'HLL“, Ind“ Nor. It. 1%.
Col. J. W. Jean-mm, llemphw. Two:
Mr Dunn Stu—Your kind truer of North“
been neutral and tom glad tu know that the
result of the election brought minimum: to an
army commie bring in "In: wilth. 1 notice
what you any amut the nutrition then.- and no
mrvyou that Inppreciutc I“ gravity and have
the Ina-u $1th desire to be well informed both
.- Iv m out unluc- nu qua-mun; lawn-on
Surce‘fl'l” dfllfl‘fiu prmnom the general good 11
our whob- yuppie, without reform-ow Mata
linemnml I admit be glad to base the friendly
advice undumwmmnof the low alluding Ind
Wnniivo [nupii- in fllilhr nlnlwt. Very truly
yourx, BIZSJAIIS Inflows.
Bt’vraw, Sov. lit—Col. D. I. Alexander
said that the rumors that tho oilioc of private
secretory to Gen. liurrimn bad ticcn offered
him It‘cru erroneous Th4: I’lltft? had not been
uttered him, he did not (‘Ilk‘t‘l an offer, and
would not acct-pt it if IL moi littered him.
“(Mic in Indiumpdta some Int-tuln'm ”I lien.
Harrison's family spike nbimt such a [mi-
bilit y, and b-.- tiern said that he would not ro
linguish his law bunnies [or an ntlicc which
intimr your» Would have him where he is
now in Ins profession. llc bud told Mr.
Miller, the mammal law partner, the some
thing, but be had had no mnverantton with
Gen. Harrison on the subject.
Murdered Infill" Barn.
Sum: BIAISTBEE, Moan, ‘Sov. Ian-Midi
Melutaliel White, aged I'd, who lived on her
farm ncnr here with no company but a hired
man, was found under some buy in her burn
drad and diockingly m utilntcd, and the feet
and bands ticdwith ropes of twndod hny.
Suspicion has fullen upon the hired man,
John Thompson, who had been in her employ
but a short time, and is described as a rough
looking chum. Thompsonhuu not been
seen u'nm Barnrdny night. He came: to the
farm from n Suva sooth: employ-mt
agency in Benton. The murder was
discovered when u nepbewof .tbe old Indy
calla-(1' at the form yestmluy afternoon,
and finding the [rouse locked and empty,
summoned the neighbors, who broke in and
found everything in confusion, the rooms
having been runsuckoi apparently in search
of plunder.
nu. var-ans, at rump: sq“...
103903, Kov. l'J.——’I'he anniversary of the
Socialist demon-truth: at Trafalgar Iquaru
Id! nnd the execution of the Chicago Anarch‘uu
were celebrated in Victoria pork yesterday.
The gathering was immense, and «peach:-
were made from three platforms, Mm Lucy
Puma spoke from one of them, advocating
a war of bombs, and Commoner Grub-m oo-
cupied another in denouncing capitalist: and
lantlords. The unpledged workeru, be
sorted, lied org-nixed to take Monet
the Mcapital and mohiuery for their
own bandit, and they would continue that
agitation until remaking was mnplhhod
towardthe and: sought. Failing to attain
tine objects they would remain slaves until
themat'l‘rafnlgnruguam nnd Chicago-
ehonklherrpeated. .
'An lm'l Mauro-r.
WAX: N. 8., Jim. lt-lt has 10‘
mdimva'edatmgbythatChnfla Bur-
den,sentenoedin1815to five yeare’ imprin-
onment for-attinxflretonrawmill,wuln-
nooen‘. Arum namedl'otrkibycuu, who
di-ppeared about the nine than-kn:
ooufeuuionat Clevelandmtingthathewu
paidforilringthe min Hediduotdl
thenameofthemnuwhoinelted hhnto
mmittbaimqbut nyethe unstained
fneoof that young man's wlfohuhaunted
htlneverllucuthetrlnl.
Wat Yflginh'e Recount. ’
Wmuggv. Vngov. 19.411» tee-w
flu-tuni- on manor-hip. 00!
m; a... on? wmmm'
m to ‘
mar-r. the m
~= “”3 .m .
whitish“. . .
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i
“RAVI TB!!! ITOCK WIN-I'll I‘m
NORWALK AND 30m NORWALK
“AND WILL 0MB 50"—
BARGAINS NOT OWEN FOUND
In any Store in this town.
Anon the lm wlll he found no twtlto than: at 7 . . "um" 00",,“ am“ i .' W ‘
l ut'IIIIl Comtnt'mo; a lube Comtat m, "m . m ' We . elm-n
ONE DOLLAR contend:-
for 7M.;Andrmc glut iblrrciml IIilIIII attic; n» hleuiwd and bnmn tmvele one you! lolly. ell
linen u to. u our hosiery department wm be found the but! and cine-put good: in title place
Our Cloak. Department
I: now flocked with a good line of ladlm' Newnuirkcll. Jackrll.
We huve a lumen I'lurh Jacket. at .1150 cheap at $1300. A new line of due. go or received but”.
lfrtpc end plain to much. II we. reduce: from 7.14:. Anoliwr lot of tauto'nlnnler'e and Uhildtcn'l
wool Jacket: but not today. Don't tell to loo them.
scoFIELot Havr,
Norwalk undilouth Norwalk. . .
standing and turn down, 20.3, gnmIii,
I LARGEIINI 016E Q’lvgwfllfld :;::.:.:‘.;:..::*' :z':.:.'.;‘°;...ff’ 22::
Bflflll all]
. Coll-tram" new Chaps-e, and worth 256.
Coming in Dolly f
“”63 HAS THE ouch. Our prim» only 12c. ouch. ,
3 Best ll‘aCilitieS ' We nleo ofler at this sale a full Iim- of
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RE.
LOOK, , READ.
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Special Drives in Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear
and Gents’ Furnishings as follows :‘ ‘
~ 1 Lot (it-nit Lim-n Calla. two Mylar, lilo
100. and 105:2: rcgu’or 20c. git-min for
12p; per piir.
Wrupl, i‘hlldtrn'a Newmnrkmn, etc.
i lento Blue Flannel over-shirt, made of in
Ivory Milo flannel, eizws 14 to IT. This
abut Wm; never before Hill I for I?”
thus! $1.00, oven during our rcnwva'
uriI-v but for one week we mil lvt it go
it r 832:. Now I-l Ibo um», no don't
mien it.
Odinut Gents flno Mocha or Velvet
Lined Kid Glover, in all the new full
Ihadee oi tans, fancy embroidered‘
bucks. This lot we cannot duplicate
for the same rnoni'y; nrvcrtheleer, for
the big dnvo no will Dell them for
81.25 per pair. Cheap at 31.75.
35 drawn until! 4ply Limit lililnfli,‘
(lento While L'iundrimi Shirts, eizm M
to 16}: either single or double pinitcd
lumum, reinforced front and back,
bomm warranted 2200 liners; our
regular $1.00 shirt. You can buy
. them at 756. for one Week,
43c. will buy a pair of heavy, wool-lined
Dogakin Glover, worth 750. per pair.
25c. will I uy a pair of Gents Kid Glover,
beaver tops, worth 75c. per pair.
89c. willbvyn pair of real kid, fleece
, ——-—-—-—-— Fancy and plain colored Tier, chi-rip at ‘
FALL AND WINTER WEAR . 37in; willseli mm.» men. men. Om- lot (latte row White Elastic, """“‘,""’""".“'°"’ ”'d'm‘h’" “-95
M the Storm! I FOR ‘ Lather-Tipped Bilipt’ndrrr, Usually per pair. .
» sold at 20c. per pair. We w I sell 67 .“ b . .
C- 3- 331' V 937- l I I) .' I ' JII‘lt "winch—3’) n.1,. Geno all Silk mm for me. per pair. 3‘ w' ,. “" “p“”°w"',"' K'da'm"
“Mo”... : . 0 I ”n "I , .. . . ecce med Illltl fur tops; never before
i ‘ ‘ kl W“ k , 'In-s, ratm lint-d. lattet nhapw, now sold lees than$100 .
CIDM noccver NR 1’ . I8..M my . . . . . ‘
mrge‘rheex’iigzn gash-“st. Im'llfl $13: “citing ”an; “fl" ”I plaid», ""9”“ ""4 dotted. Onelot {31le ”land, r-mbroidzred, clae- ’
Tni/a line we consider cheap at li‘.’v:..bul
no no indncflmml, to invite grow-men
34’ into our new store wc- will titer Ibi‘
lot at 392. each.
Just now an umbrella is the most useful
article we can buy, and to those who ‘
have none, or who have let eotnmne
have their» by mistake, we would in-
tic Sliflh'mli’ffl. with silk tip", all
call-r . aE-m with pub-m drawer rup-
p'iib . cit-sop nt 25.3. per pair, our
price only 17.3, pwr pnif’.
or nob. Irhull boidibc price wit in the reach of
every cuntnnwr. My olotk in too numerous. too
mention prim.
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Rubber Goods
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‘ i . form then) that they can ho fumiehcd
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1‘ SPECIALTY. :1 "’,G-"‘-ld sight 31mm mid" “la WI)” lim- “I. l . “f ”I: ”I‘M A “'y “'9 Store, and as much higher as they
_.._ m——- , 7 but heavy liiiachnd inn-lip, «’29 H to 31'". I, :1 P “H mm“! Suspenders front wi-xh to go.
Ill re uior mic-'9; will lace tlwm (z. "" "‘1 mu.
Ihey Shall be Sold at Last 3', ,f , l ,‘,.,: ,, .f’ - , , . . . ~
’ _ “711 '9 a ‘1 B “t it“ l’m'? ” - .. ‘M I . No min-r ”tall but) Within 40 miles can »
Year 5 Pnces, “ ' ‘ ‘ ' A 10 d-z (but: li’." Dress Kid Glows, make ouch a display, or quote the
W.M..“.......... L'gl. . 1‘ I) ”It, Tum :vnl Ilrmvn ll‘illlllflltiflg Inw [Wicca woofl’fl during
_ _ (trait-own iv» wit: offer von dmm'r tl-ia shad 1' rev knotted t‘miirs‘lllv‘fvil this it - ‘- I ‘ l' I . ' ' " .. ‘
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l§l€ufilleBlbl£ BEA I ER. tit'a' mli’ 50'. Uninziulwd Whitu Shirt. trick wz 'n 7} I»; 9. ‘l‘m- iv our rruu- ell—cti-m of intending purchasers to
linwu brunt and wrérnbnrda made
of ll!"t\')' mn-lin nod rcinforcrd (unit.
In! $1 59 glut-v. of which “‘0 have sold
agn xequantily so far, but for this
in a I. Will (Ml them for $.25 per p‘HI'.
our immense stock and furl piaitive of
convincing them that wooifer greater
vaiuna than can be found elsewhere.
wow- .
Twenty in nae in llllt town, oncof him mthcf burl: :lml fifililllil!‘f€'_ for J93. 939’”
G. H. HARVEY,
l2 Main Street.
Scull uwi mice, when it run hem inopmmn on '
application. ‘
South 1" orvvnl R.
CO.
1 N6. 10 momma ‘ + ' ,fi ‘
“The Baston Store
NORWALK, CONN.
W. HL‘MEEKER
,
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SAXITARY rtt'nemo mo now lanterns
umnxo P. summon. ” ’
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Now is the time to put in vour
rile dialed Reliable.“
WINTER?” WK! DAILY FREIGHT LINE; ’* B. P. STEVENS.
“7 YOU WANT
Canned Goods
That were put up this full. we have then: And are
Nurwallihwlurk.
. THE PROPELLERS
ALL THE FAVORITE KINDS
Always in Stock.
. it is not all
\fovt-red with
’ Nickel Plate
. "*3"? Y ‘ ullingthem nu
.. f; lg v, , 7—. “9%,, ,,, i bltl’ LOW FIGURE.
Delivered By Careful Drivers,é ., """ ”WW m m... ”m”
Alli. CAN 0F BURN BEEF
ltlli & Battle,
1101; Ranges
E. K. Lockwood &‘Cos.
m ‘ ‘13:? Vin: o:?::: runner! mom}. to: ; ‘iigi‘ifggngllv The BeSt, fit 18¢. per can.
Clean ““‘I Free “'0'" §§€§:Eiahi'§’j§éfi?b I! [C it nor n Try Cu 1' Butter
- o'coc.nnm.nrv1' .N. ‘¢.MI v“
Slate or Stone. j'fi‘fifggfigmgmzégfifm": 0 P133123: mi . At Elggupne): lb.
-—---—— ’“EE-"Jn-‘m‘fl'a'mm 5‘ p.,...‘§f‘“.,... Green and Dried Fruits.
Ing‘mwzeKQ‘inWL’lfii‘hflofiflgi B and Fancy Crackers of all Kinds.
‘ I "I‘in Roofers.
‘ ”Kill m are forbid trlutin‘unuyof the; . ' .
"mmmw ”‘ "MW“ W”; a. K. Loon vs 001) s; (30,. Norwalk
TRY OUR SYRUP
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rayon!» in New York or in vicinity. i
l Rock Candy, lupin or fl(golden Drip. M are
e.
RAYMNDBHUS~
‘ M -s . is s Mr-r‘n.
I50 doz. Gents’ all Linen Collars, all the latest styles, 11¢ each.
I 50 dozflents’ all Linen Cuffs, all the latest styles,l3c. per pr.
Remember our Gents’, Lndics’,Youihs’.Misscs’ and Have just received in our upholstery department,
Children’s Underwear is of the finest quality, and man elegant assortment of Tapestry to retail Irom 35c $2.35 per yard. Uu'r line of fancy ii lies, ‘ chair oil-
the lowest prices. to $1.50 per yard. lows, chenille ornamen‘s and fringes is worth oiies'
A large and well selected. stock of Gcnis' Cardi- . In our dross goods department we would call time to inspect. ~
gan Jitckets at prices that we guarantee. special attention to a line of Vclvetcens, black and A large assortment of Stamped Tray Cloths. Bie-
We have the agenc for llouscs’ Geuls’ Potent colors, which we are selling for 390 a’ yard, good cnit CIoths,Tidies, Scarfs and splashers. Bolton Cloth
Shield Underwear, in a1 wool, white, scarlet, Derby value at 79c, also hear in mind our dress goods stock in all colors, also stamped Bohon for Table Covers.
stripes dcnmels" hair, which without a doubt is comprises the latest novelties, and at prices which Outline of Ladies’ Collars, Calls and Ruchingsiaw
the fine t ever placed in the market. we guarantee. . unexcelled. , , , - ,
The celc ted Dents’ Gloves, for Gents, in Code A new line of Passementcries just received, con All wool Blankets, 10-4 and 11-4 from $1.25 to
and and Gente' length fingern The, best fitting sting of jet and ,silk ornaments, gimps, girdles, $7.50 per pair. Gemini-tables, full size, from 850 to
glove to be bought. cloak Clasps, etc. 3,50 each. .
v
India Silks, figures and plain, I’IIlSlleS from 65c to
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M. S. ”SVMITH,‘ V
, ~*‘ " South N Omdk, Conn.
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