. Wilma-u.
‘MN.H.,onaooountotnmt-ldb
turban.
W
his nor Lin A minim,
An Investigation of the on;
cers’. Methods Ordered.
Who WILL I“: INVES'I‘IGATOIISP
Ir. l‘owdorly lichen to Appoint 3 Com-
Inlttw to luveoiinto iltnm-it and I
Compromise Schmuc- ln “elected in.
tcrdny': Proceeding: . narry'n "I'lttltlttlill‘u
Innuumun. 'Sov. ‘.".l.»~lee nu-iiml of
work in the general cilia-n v! Knights oi
Labor are .llullili‘l'gu n thorough invmtiga»
timi,andthemvinlmra :‘t the order are ti:
know. perhnyu, ,Imt wlnzt l~ going on in the
hemlqunrtrn of lllt‘il' organization. The
matter um Inn-tight mi the result of Thomas
linrry‘oexplain-n. A wrangle «rum in tr,
how the coiumittw Hlttmltl be nppoiuti-d. Mr.
l’mvilerly slated pmitivcl)‘ that lit‘ “with! not
appoint. it. Alter wvvrnl min-nice. lunl been
with”! of the mothol of appointing the cone
mittoo mus laid over.
The winiuittoc on lnw than repirtod in
number of unimmrtnnt changes in thecon-
atitutlon. Everything went along swim
mingly until they rcpurtml u noolutlon to tho
“feet that wherever there, men n trmlmuniou
undatnulelmulassemlily in the same line
of bulimia in nnv one pill-e tliiit the iiicniberl
o! the local filimli‘i not work for lmthnn the
M160! Wages of the trade union, with rec.
onimendation that it was inexpedicnt to lug.
inlutc on the subjwt at present. The debate
grew “arm over the rvrort ot tliemnimiitea,
but it was finally deviled that until some
definite arrangement lotill been reached with
the n-prowntntives of the trades unions that
no action should be taken.
A similar disposition was umdn oi the
prormitiou to refuse mlminnion into tin
Knights 0! Inbor of tiny atiflriiilwl or ex-
pelled member of a trmlcs union. A resolu
tion to provide for a central council, in
which oil the districts in various loculitier
shall be representul. for the purpose at
bringing about united action when invited
and: more fraternal feeling. was referred
ton special committee, oil which J. W. Ran-
dolph, in colored delegate from Mississippi,
was appointed chairman.
At the alternoon sensimx considerable time
was devotedto the cam of ll. J. Ski-fling-
ton, master workman 0! the Boot and Shoe
“'orkerx‘ Notional District :31" This district
claimed jurisdiction over scv I local assim-
bllcs in Cincinnati, and trouble unsche-
tweon Sketllngtou and Hugh (‘avnnngln of
District «H of that city, at the time of the
shoemakcn.‘ diflicultiet Both hides delivered
{Tull-(lg. oratious, but the mutter “113 not set-
The committee on state of the order re-
ported n n‘mlntion hilt-ml by Delegate James
to withdraw all national trade district chur-
tcrs. This was mild to be presented for the
purpme of menring a test vote. It was votul
down at once. Delegate b-wis, of the miners,
oflered a resolution providing (or the op-
pointmcnt of ucotutnittm‘ to \‘Iail the Ameri‘
an Federation 0! Labor. which moi-ts in
December at St. Louis. It was voted down.
On motion of Mr. Litchmnn Mr. l’owderly’r
course in the matter at trades unions was
sustained, and he was rccuumxendeil to pur-
sue the same course in the future. Mr;
Ikrry, the general investigator of women]
work, presented a resolution favoring com-
pulsory education. It was adopted.
T. B. Barry issued another blast against
thegenoral cilia-rs. Among other matters
inflate-‘5 the following: “By the action oi
the general assembly in conferring upon the
general master workman the autocratic
powers of a czar, the gnol of Mr. i'omlerly'a
ambition has been reached. It retinitis to be
seen whether the people who yet hold mom.
benbip in the Knights of Labor mli quietly
submit mthe action taken by their repre-
sentatives in handing ovrr to 3 mar, of their
own creation, all the rights and priviiwgcs oi
American manhunt.
“Had I desired to become a merrilm' ot' the
‘mutual admiration tort)" and be blind to
their unlawful doings, the farce and dccep
tion could he continued on the masses to the
endot time. Now that they are warned,
there is every rcaaon to twlieve that the
common sense oi the working people will
soon prevail, notwithstanding the action of
the convention here, that is absolutely under
Powdcrly's control.”
Female, Thieves Liberated.
NIWI'OX, Kan, Nov. til—Two telltale home
thieves, Ic’ln \Venton and Emma illcntry,
escaped from jail Monday night. Some un-
known person entered the slieritf’s room at
Opera hotel, during his almcllt’tl. sci-tired the
keys, liberated the young Women and r9
turned the keys tothe vlmn‘er n'herethoy
were kept.
Fatal Amide.- ?.
“'ASHIMJOX, Nov. 2.1—1. alter l3. Send-
der, 0! New Jersey,n clerk in the govern-
ment printing; otfice, while engaged in clean.
ing the cartridges from his revolver at his
lodging» in the east end, uccidently dio-
charged the weapon into his lett. breast,
from the «Roots at which he died almont
instantly.
CONDENSED NEWS.
While :3 ing thirty mile- un hour tho
forward f a train on the Bloomsbnrg
and Sullivan railroad jumped‘he track near
Bloomsburg,‘ , rolled down an embank-
.. wt and chugh fire. The twenty-five pas-
. were ucd through the windows.
only a few were hurt, and those slightly.
Mr. Gladstone goes to Hawaiian Saturday
and will not return to Ionian during the
peanut session 01’ parliament.
James Russell Lowell was entertained at a
banquet by the Philharmonic weiety at Lon-
don beforc sailing for America.
The mate committee appoinmd to lave-ti
gate cattle shipping nflairs is in nation at St.
Innis. ‘
Fire created a panic in a One Hundredaad
Tenth street tint house in New York. Mary
my, 333:! 40, was overcome by smoke.
Samuel Budgins, u merchant or l’oguoaon,
ka county, Va, was murdered and robbed
in his w-gon while "turning from York-
town. .
The Johns Hopkins university of Mary.
land holds nowm of B. and 0., stock,
(mm which it manna 815M100 Inuit-II!
until the company ceased to declare divi—
dends That being the nuivonity’s Chic! in-
comeitisnowlnfinuicialdistm An
mergency fund alum,” ll being raised
Mayor Hewitt, 0! New York, has up
pointad seven school impectors and m
“ammo! education to succeed that:
whole tonn- oxpim Jan. 1. .
William B. Brat-tad, nod 86, a conductor
on the Brooklyn Elevated railroad, tell to
“Mwmlecmdngthetncb and war
tilled. .
MW. Palmordiothtnneltdaadot
than ‘
new napdhaulbidapb
Murat: munch-unwa-
QDDRESS "IO THE OLE! CW.
('Itdlnal hibbou- limit” the Item
“'lly All Should Ilc 'X'l‘ii‘ IA itl.
‘rlim‘miittx, NA. :3 ('aldili‘ll lithium!
has min—«l the lnlumiug wiring. to the
clergy. arulnr and regular;
“The ltl‘l‘riilt‘lil of the I'nitol ttnteiilnn
recently mum Inn prm-lamntion appointing
Sm: 29 next it». u would day u! thanksgiv-
lngto Almighty God for the tcnumrnl and
spiritual tnvon bestowed upon in. all during
the year now drawing to u claw. 'l'he faith.
{ul of the church having, in common With
our fellow citizen», deep can»: (or gratitude
to the giver of every goo! ninl peril-ct gilt,
will, we {ch confident, Ir.» i‘tliltllly tli‘flil‘nul
of evinclug their Slill‘il of thanksgiving.
We should all be grateful for the tonipurul
prmxwrity, (or the peace, liberty and mud
order which prevail throughout our colu-
men country. The labor» of the husband
man have been crowned With iihiimldut liar—
vn-.~t»; mmmrrce and industrial pumilu
llI‘H'i‘ gun.- tnrnnrd u iih own Krill-n Dbl the
rpiril of fraternal rlini'ity hoop“. pal-c with
therliil‘iixvu ct Clll‘l.~lill?! hiioulwlgo in tliU
land.
"It is true. ”Liv‘t‘i, thnt .Ii‘ mint-1 by ll-Mll
lultlrlllrllis in llit‘ \hw‘l, and that lmiileinc
in i’lin south lune darken-«I llllll allli-‘lnl
many it limnc. iliit Mun in Home visitation:
of sorrow \vcshoiill humbly tilt-m our heav-
enly (other, whom iuystcrioun ili1~;u-ittatiiiite
we cannot fnihum, but klllllllil always do
voutly admire.
that strikes n... no“ as the hand lllltl. l'lil’t‘fillfll;
for. whether he ninilm or fulliliiw, hols ul-
wnysu loving father. And tin-w om-mionul
cnlnmitim lil‘t‘ but the Plilltlirl‘b that bring
out in bolder i‘t‘li-‘f ll! - bright Ilii'l-lrv'fi M will
national [ll'ih[u‘l‘ll_\'. ll‘iitlc. too. in otl.I
lands the times i‘rr rm win; the,- ruim-s of tin!
nation nrcct‘tc-u «-m-::~iui:.iiii‘ puliiiriil wxivtih
shut. of th- intvrriipSi-in oi oi p t..'f‘llll pur-
suits, and a. onetime. even of atritv and blood-
shed. the mun: contra? ln‘lwcv-tt [0.000le
vntrrsot'tlio republic, rcpn-aenttiig mum,-
llllpwple. hm been with-d li'fil’.’3b|_\'and
(mintituti 'nnlly, without the limo! n'singlt
liIc-nnrcvrnany lillo'l‘l'tlptiuil of men‘s or-
dinary wcumtiotus.
“In hearth-l! and grateful nvlmowlulgo-
lllttillfli all ”Ii’st' blowing“, and to humbly
implore their continuance, you on- rquested
to recite alter the late "3355 in your respec-
tive churches on Thanksgiving day the
prayer torthc nillliix'ilii'-.t'illil the faithful
are invited to moist at the son in:
"J. L'iiitnxn. thinners."
THE LAND PURCHASE BILL.
Mr. lilbflild'hflfr l'rrscut-e Nli‘ualg ltd-awn!
“1:, It .‘llllllli' .\ul l'nm.
llixtvw, Nov. :2. lo the house of coin—
minis Mr. Marl-iv n. miirttor gum-ml {or In»
land. nievi-vl tir- wmu-l nu Inn; of the land
purchasi- bill.
.‘ilr. lgllfi-lii'ili'l‘t} moved the rr-ju-tion cf the
bill, nml in rilplmi’l of his motion I'nilllpialllt‘tl
ol' the lilL‘rlt‘ \‘illl ultirii tl‘.n tin-.ism'u- is living
pit-sud. oliviomly “ill: the tic-wri- ou the
port 0! the government to pr.-v.~:.t the coun-
try {ruin cniiai-In-rin; the prop. Nils. The im~
purtmio‘" of the question. in- dw'hnfl. mode
it nl~iliitcly tl"!‘c.~.~“:ir)' that it rll'illil rewivc
the aperlul Mllil'lltlli of the country. The bill
did grim injuatice to the liritixh taxluiycr,
and would be )mrticulnrly in jurit .nt to [re-
land, bin-re it would encmirngz- n gigantic
system ot’ .‘llflfllllf‘lstll.
Sir Georg» t). 'l‘i‘rvclynn upwind the bill,
and “um-willie litiu»' that ii‘ it parted the
measure it Would soon be i-uiietl upon and
compelled togrnnt additional millions.
Un‘nmtiouoi‘ llr. l'nrnell the debate was
adjourned.
Probably a Groin-die“ Rumor.
“'Astizxurox,.\’ov. “Li—4: lilts‘ mm soil
that Mr. Illnim Will use his ltilllli'liz e to pre-
vent ll.‘ nuiziriizntiun of .‘dr. ll lmuut (u
“NHL-ii"? to Spain, .\ geistitnmn who is In
milinr With the turn t’niltii‘t'lml with the luv
mum. controversy lwtwm-n Blaine and lick
Plivlltl. “'ltit‘il "i’rlll‘l’l'l rum-- yours ago, is
«pi-lint by The Star m. myth; that neither
innit rhvruhvl any ‘lll'll iii mil toward tint
other as wwhl rmult in :l ‘ii-nil'l.‘ tor revenge
or retaliation. li-wilz. h~ noel. have since
regi'véttmi the gin: puritmity given to the
nil'nir, and they havomm fully iivi iiclmlepenk-
ixtgilini’.n~p~-tiull_i‘ of.» . 1. other. Froni‘whut
he knew of Eli". illatn- p ..~muill_\', lllltl pur-
ticulnz'iy as to his (rm-inn; in this twitter, be
“115 confident that he “Ivllill not. by word or
action oppose Mr. llelniont'a mmtirnmtiou.
llrotlicr‘t Hanged Together.
\i’ii'iiirn. KniL. Nov. 2:1,-.lnlie and Jon
Tumor moors-Ii, were hanged in the muuty
jail in ilieiprcrk'ucuul' but it lei-v tropic by
the Federal untln-ritiis, Deputy Blamhnl
Howard blllllfllllirmling. The crime {or
which they were cxecutul was tli r lilting of
Coos and Goody Kuntz near the fine and Fox
agency in Augmt. Isn't. The mnrdcml men
were on their any from Vinitin to northem
Texas, and Here killed while .15in in their
(nip. about one mile from the fine and Fox
agency. The TUhlc‘l‘ boys were sotm after
urn-stud with pmpcrty of the murdered men
in their [muster] and condensed thcr guilt in
the presence of a number of people. They
were cum'icted at the September term of the
l, itcvl States court.
shocking Suicide.
J. w ”ILUIAKS, Nov. “LL—l". M. Babb,
w pl; operator at thlock Station, Iberi-
viile purbh, endeavored to beat out hi1
brainson the railroad tics Failing in this
he cut his throat with a jacklmife, and
walked with the bhiody,wcapou in hishrmd
and a stream of blood pouring from hit
throat. Hearing a train approaching he
staggered toward the truck, but fell bcfofl
-he reached it. 118 succeeded, however, in
dragging himself near enough to place hit
neck upon the rail in time to have his head
cut oil. ‘ lie was about l'J years old, and ii
summed to have come from Concord, 0.
Warning to Honest Labor.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2:.—-l.~‘.dwa.rd Finklo
stone, president oi the Joumoymen Bnrbcri
National Dillon No. 1, has resigned that
otlice, because, as he declares, the Socialist“
and Anarchistic elements are gaining eon-
troloi the labor orgmilzatiom. and if thc
tendency be not rebuked and opposed by tht
conserverative laboring element there is stt'rt
to be eventually some such outbreak as that
predicted by Inspector Bonfiold, of Chicago
which will unjustly but. inevitably involvt
“116mm the labor organizations which
have tolerated extreme idea;
Officer; at the Supreme Council.
NEW. Your, Nov. Elm-The supreme coon
all of Maxims, which has just adjourned.
utter n tnodnys‘ annual session in this city,
elected Judge John J. Gorman, 01 New
York, most puiscunt sovereign grand com-
mander; William A. Hmhioer, of Ohio, P.
L. (l. C; U. A. l-‘rnmben, of Michigan, M. til,
8. and". 0.; B. Janina Edwards, 01’ Min-
nesota, G. hi. 13.; Oliver 1?. Briggs, olNo
brushi, (i. C. of G.,,and°8mith B. Herring
ton, of linmhunetts, 6. ll. of C.
Bantam Weight Pris. light.
wa Your, Nov. a—oniongmuau
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‘VH. 8. REAP];-
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Flll’llll‘ilu' Pauli-t, rprificntmm null Nil-I'titlllltiil-
(but for the coin-iriirtion of any ill‘?tlil|lititi
M lnitidiuge.
TlLillih REASUNAIHJZ.
Ul’l’ic‘s-r'i‘nyiul'! ltnildnig Washington 51..
no. borwnlk. 1‘50. Box ”.75.
"w PJIBNDI-JIZ.
(.1 PIANO 't Ublilt AND itEi‘AlltL’lt.
Agent [or the colehntnl
Sohmor annoo.
Lockwood! hall Building. Nornuik i‘oun.
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n. A. N. cmnn. -
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5i South Main eirwt, ”pp, City Hotel.
Mii'l'll tx'uini’AlJt.
i lt In 9 n. In.
Other: linnrv. 22w :2 p. in.
unit 3m Telephone C(llllltflillll. h to it n. Ill.
1“ ll. l'llt‘liwl-ZLI.
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Room 50. “nuluml'i- lilnck.
\i‘uhiuuinn i-irrcl, Smith .\orunlii jel.‘l.‘tin
\ Mix. 5. (illisnlv.
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il.,,L...ai bl List Font Conch. i: mum i..i.. t;,‘v'.'nter
our), 11;. nu ...'
i' innol‘ertr, Organ and ii unit-ill
Lolilpilnll ion.
.-.-1', in 5 box ii l‘. 0.. Suit“ ALA t'().'.'1.
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thl'vcc :‘m! ‘1: wt pr“,
liAt'limi'fi llun it. MAIN bl, Mi hilliWkiJ-L.
Twin rammed miliuvii pu‘n n; at..- nw ultimo or
cnw Kin-xi.
{fruitice van d Bicmiifl‘,
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Anhxl‘ Full The;
FiliBIiili Insurance Co. at Hartford
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coiiémmly on hit: torihc rick and cell, III: u-Ic
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hen uh,r illoi‘lllllt‘ tuipplies,
Attachments. I’m-H. firemen, Ilv'ms, ctr . turm‘tzwl
General Repairing l“ nil hunt-moi make: of
Sewn: Machines. t'. .\l. fillAllii’JIl.
mi Daiml- 5! (L‘s-l]
, ID. JENNINGS.
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Sumac: to L. K. Qnimum.
Undertaker & Enihzilmer.
ELEUI‘RIN slouv "EU. in THE orriyn.
No. 4 Knight 3!. Residence, 5 Elm SL,
still 3n Sol-walla , t‘onn.
J ll. RAYMOSD,
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Builder and (font 'tlt’ltlr.
Work done” the day u: contract.
01th: tool 0! ilnriinnd St. on Water P1,). Bu: tit".
SHUT“ SUBWALK SJVISGS RANK
5} 'ti 5'iiiliglutt Street.
\rtnrii Daily tram 9 to i2 n.m.,smi truth i to 3 p11:
.n-' on Saturday evening! truth i‘: to t. '
[Titucm‘t allowed on liepmits.
ALDSX SULSIANS. I‘m-4
JOHN Ii. FERN”. \‘ire-i'm' :
«Bill; JUIIN ll. HNAI'I'Nt-r. ntzri'l'ruu
- Gcorm'vll. Raymond,
FU {NITUKE DEALEE !
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and see .1 large stock 0! all kindle! furniture.
36 Hall: Street, Norwnlk. ‘
Aim W“ to tun-uh everything mean for
the Interment at ihcdcad. dnyorniz'it. Telephone
muncction with milieu-e. No. 3 Berkley plate.
Mch 19.6m ‘
Ht )MERB. IIOY'l‘,
J EWELER.
No. 15 Railroad, Place,
nu alway- In stock a tall line of
Columbus. Walthum,
Elgln. Springfield.
I t—IID- .
Non-MagneticWatches.
French rind American Clocks,
Artistic Silver Ware,
Diamondumflao Jewelry, .
Mfimmiimmm
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'Ucr
Meats,
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A FULL “NI-l 0F
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
.fl. m...“
Berry Bros. llard Oil Finish.
“lire steel lloor Mats,
Something new. but thing out.
W. 0.QUINTARD,
MUSIC HALL BLOCK.
Slate Roofin g
mm <05-
We are prepared imto aural elm lab or
SLATING
in either nanoon. ISA!” ”58008, or
PENABGYIS SLATE
all cents per foot and upward.
l’arttc- trialling Elite moan: should rail‘en or
before contracting eirewhcrc. .
i > A. BACH & 00.
Water 51.. toot of linvllnnd South Eon-1k
E. C.WHITNEY’S iiii' uni
8714 Main Btroot,
M 1. NO RWA I. K.
FRAMING at lowest nrices.
——-«o——-—
Full line of Artists' Materials.
J. ’1‘]! ls'l‘ll A )1.
()IVI‘IClt‘XI",
8:! Main St. South h‘orwuili.
\‘trual Imptrflcttmnfi ih‘icflul and corrected.
Gold Statutes. ilidlnz lion and Eye Glam.
[tut-er are of superior quality and a: "
ptltw- min."
THOSE ‘WHO DESIRE
THE BEST 01'
y Poultry,
—-——AND——-—-
Vegetables,
Always fresh and at a moderate price would do well
to call at the
iii ii Mailiii
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
(intent solicited and goods dellrcml to any part
0! (my.
Jiiiiiii Siiiiuiii. Pius.
I ———0F—-’
ALL GRADES,
AND AT
Lowest Prices I
The llest Goods for ,
the Least lienoy
--r\T———
iiiihiis
BOOT ti {SHOE STORE,
Clark Jr lLaao‘I Block
i,
l‘ i
“a- nun stator "
m
We Have Received 4.800 Ono: of the
Celebrated Dew Drop
SiigurCi‘Jrn. Tomatoes, Apricots, Ox-llcnrt Cherries, Pine-
apple, Stir-eotiish, LilllttBiBtillbl, Bartlet Pears, String Beans,
Pouches, Pens, Blueberries, Blackberries, Lobster, &C.
-m«w,.~_. "'
for those who
These goods are the finest packed and put up
111 sell them at n
can appreciate a first class article, and we sh
reasonable price.
These goods take the lead and our sales exceed our expec-
tation. The best is the cheapest. Controlled and sold in this
city and town only by
'CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
70 \V.‘1Nlll I" (i>'l‘( )N S’l‘lilfllfl'l‘.
enchanting iiiEATs
.—-——AT Till OLD STAND 01'—
T. BURR GUYER dz SON.
spnInGwoon.
ALI. 030E!!!“ FILLED l’RlDfll’TLY.
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JITY FOLKS FIND IT 1'0 'I‘Illilll ADVANTAGE TO TRADE \VlTll US.
GIVJLY U8 :3. TRIAL-
A Look at. Our Dirge Assortmént of
”FURNITURE-—
\Vlll Er“ isly‘ You That For
Style, Price and Quality,
The Place to Buy in: at
DAVID STOW’S,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN 81‘.
UP STAIRS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
ii ’, Laiiis’ iii Children’s
lRth llNlllllWiilt
In All Sizes and Good Values.
i.iwimuihiiiui,
85 Washington street,
iv. B. HALL & 00.,
BRIDGEPORT.
South Nor-walk.
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Special Importation.
BY WHITE LINE STEAMBR‘ “BRITANIG.”
We have this day entered at the Cum»: Home at this part one lot of Silk Warp Henrietta clothe
which are in all the new shades-also all the numbers or the Boot Black Henrietta. Ladle: can not:
one profit by selecting from then into.
BROADCLOTHS.
We a‘no «Her, our own importation. My niece-n ot Ladies Broadclothe,,dn which we guarantee a eu-
inz or! 5n cent: ayurd. Wm, 81, it ”and 31.50. mil lot has twelve shades.
Extra. Wide Wool Henriettas.
0! our own importation. (he care of the widest and beat "cutie“: Cloths ever brought to this
mrkrt will be altered today; also a large line 0' medium grndu oi Calhoun and Wine. mafia?“
cents, we, 5%.. 6255:... 15;. we" and 93. .
COMBINATION SUITS.
‘ We shall open to day one hundred new and beautitul salts and only one of a otyle will be cold in the
city.
——'75 CENTS.
120mm oi Rich Black Mmfiolondkhndmes andBiack Fellini-martini “mm at 75
come.
An limnmal Opportunity to Buy the illerlowned Guluet & Clo
Black Silks.
'i'o ntimulnle the Silk trade Whip-we to M“ during‘the present week Im in:- ot Rich Black Gra-
(lnin Niki. the genuine GUIN panda. It the [allowing prion: 85w“ .1 no. 8mm". 3m per
a
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yard. Three are low figure- tor‘nch Black who but they am not I cutie-vault at my,
an “11‘ mun-r1. they are made or In excellent quality oi pa e silk, loft, rich In and a
famous tor ravica no any silk in the world. .
Wameuduwhuwomaouuccihcbat nlucthuhubeeuaold fortunate.
’ Paulie Franoaise.
Aiototm olehthuuaiu 1.2! all .winheopenodto-duat 1.17.
muewumrlegdhtkdtyum '~ 0; ty . .
calored 'F'ranoalse.
qumm-Mmhmufiuhtwhmmuyodduuawhtbofl at It to in
lo Inch
dune-rt)
' . 'Thclproperty on the above list
Wflwvu
Bill
llave placed in stock, their full line oi
limislmhiilllmrs
CLOTHING
For Fall and Winter.
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Insurance Building, Masonic. Building,
HOUSES AND LOTS
w FOR 5 ALE
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Situated on Main Street, West Avenue, Taylor Avenue, Elm-
wood Avenue. Monroe Street; Woodward Avenue, Lowe Street,
Concord Street, Spring Street, Corner {Summit and Golden
Hill Streets, Hit “:1an Street, Corner Union and Franklin
80. Norwplk
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Strocts‘, Meadow Street and Turnpike.
H“
LOTS.
Situated on llain Street, Corner Taylor Avenue and West
Street, Taylor Avenue, West Avenue, Hillside Place, Meadow
Street, Cross Street, Summit Street, Elmwood Avenue, Bay-
view Avenue, Pine Street, Prospect Place, Hamilton Avenue,
Day Street, Raymond Street, Corner Water and Raymond
Streets, and Lots Frontiug on the Carriage Bridge;
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East Norwalk.
Houses and Lots situated on Pleasant Street, Osborn Avenue,
Avenue, Cottage Avenue, and St. John Avenue.
prices and on easy terms.
We also have some outside property for sale at very rm.
able prices.
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Washington at. Somme
i (f, ’ . .. “ r»:
Cove Street, Henry Street, Corner Hoyt Street and Cottage,
will be sold at remnable‘r‘.
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