NOW Will. THEY STRIKE?
Salaries of Baseball Players
Cut Deep.
flu: ol‘l‘sllu: mur Is when]
Mutilation anwl throw: the High
I‘lit‘ul It. 1mm: I inn In In tundra.
The “ml ( lull. .zml “l“.tlll't It tutu!
“Ill be It. in lilnl.
“12“ "Hull. NIW .. 1h: I‘LIII ....l I
Mgtluu' Ilu. build“; .. i . ll 11 - HI 1;! I
lutnig‘ul. 'an- l.-I, . .t' " may : um;
of {ll~‘l:.\‘1“ll. rml l. ,m . .' .1 null
sebum 1b :itixil' 112.] 3.x :. «m... -| dull;
Sign! I till-“x
.thl t:
on n pu- llilltllk'ittllw \I Ill; 12.. t:
“In a.’ll\'lllvI Illla I‘I‘vdll‘ I ll 1
in the luv lull wvrl 1, anl \
61151in mm! mm Al 1.. afil it.
i-auwu “lllllllh' .erl 1 'n ~| ll-llbmziung
9w liztll playm. 1111 n, ' i Minus-ll). l‘ll'
it I: ll win-mu tor I‘ll. :1!le lmllll‘lllg
the whirl-I p..i i In hall player w hill on rll'nrt
toprvh-id \rh limb. rlnuilillsnn oi the
minor h-u - r «1.. h th~ prwsvu. extrava-
gnnt \‘t: .. «u. \ uguo i; t .Ilt‘ulilll' I to lu't'illll‘
u. ..
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-
.Im
plush. lllvtlun lat II" done by grml‘
1:1,; :1.‘ :1» i..:-. .-‘..i-.\. ~_ mm «and
calm" aim. and III . r I. l'lwllhlllt‘
the ,. :r'rv,:.n< .t «vi ll;~- plan In ,v-iial Luth lg
‘11 purl l' . ring. \:n!.ltlnn of lln- ruI-- “111 ml.-
ju-l lu‘h 2.11: and player to :n‘Vl'l‘v Iwnullu-s
The Illll text of the plnn is shown in the
allu-ndmm'n to tlu-mzutituliou, nluptv-vl by ‘
the ll'flglll'I!S{(I11'|\\‘,-: I
Anlmrllt ”1’ (1:1..- - .II n'i‘dlil I
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may I“..- - r. l.- 11-1
Imu-d “not... a I" ; Curr
League l...» .1 Hull I" 3
tmxmvmiwl lllv‘ll'ul ,
I 'll .zz‘i l'l>:‘1r.l,‘ln' - lube n: .1 all 11.. I
wms I» 2...~ nnlwml agm mmtuf l
. '|;I aim-- tritium», ,
“us." “all and ltiN'I'l:
> h ..~.i'.l~-ll lvvl‘uil I.~-;t,.:ln-
em mu :.- pl own \Iilillllfl'lllllllwl.1"":
drlvru..x,vl I.) ‘
I-lnyrw fur
dund
llu' .-ln.~m.-.m..n ir urn-Iv to
-f lib-lulu: the
‘ 1‘ I‘m « rut-ms
l'. I! mphun or ‘
v - ‘
I~ _ I»! win-.11}: Co: llh'l
0f“11"ri""1 to each rmb.
team 115.1113,“ r.
In oh-lurnnmn:
tug. lnbo- rnunu
Mich :i~~u,:I-'v;v-i.l l- "
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till on
Hm! ma
thl'llt'lil. ut all I:
bd‘ln I-Ir rim-db.
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254111124219 naught 111 t prv «'1 by the
r' 1.".I..’llr’ («I III' «l'I‘r‘i lllgll 11m
' .. rill-"1m ~.l'-l-' “Slaw! .‘1"lll-lt w
:l .l mulli-
black h -»l I
b- h'l‘Il’“."l Lyme I
1111,51“ urn plug... .z, p . . .. ..
proof.
Thu- pzm. i. I 2.:li ~;....l Imim wu Plan
will an 1 ZN:
an allbla'. it n .
ling Ivrth u
want. gin. .
utillll'lh'flllw'l. v ' '
player in ".l1
A. of Int-"ll )r-ul'. llh'
Ltrg' Hi the Lentil:- .wt‘
l'.. ‘_\', Ihrltlb‘, re-
andr-u-r} other form 0!
. :m-I uni-ll ul, ltmilz’ I-H'at'h
,I . r M v xiv-um player
:nlI ~
insulin; <1.’ in mid 3111- I
(Invit.sl...l'. . . . ’
tnry or 1;. I
said In». .
frilih‘“ . '
c-imgm: .
(Inn 1.} -
plagrr. .
ti: n » '
-' IIII' ain't?- :
"711! In “Illt'II
3‘" and lhl'
-r! nvtT-n— fur the re-
lf tumor more
11;» main player
hun- lu’lwl‘ll)‘ of
1.1"“ Iwgulmlium full,
,. 1‘ him] ~I;.'.ll In' I‘Itil‘
n I: it: ‘V'llti'ill'i'll order
:‘hull
.1 II- _ “It fur
. :rcnn t hath i';
‘. 0 Huh. .vaIIIJ-
;-~‘.- .1 w. . ‘le'i' will any
nun-.1 play; -':.g xugh t:.v- wczwtnry of 11m
Leann:- >I..’.Il f all right In contract “111.
tut-1 79111:: mgr.-
the club to Irtlr
Rescil'mvi. 'l’lmt :ll:l:‘l:tllttt*lll.~‘ to .wctious 2'5,
E’letzeli’flln' it'Ilelg,_ . tn . .- I-li'v r" W! lice. 15.
inert, and that the liltiiltlllulh‘ nf play. _,' m "INH-
mlintl. contained " ulon fl-L shall not rullfidy to
[.lnyrm Milt t‘ N“81‘£tl I.r-.'l-.'u:-l'lnli~;1m\e
.uzadv- (but: gallon. for a continuance of
extant-a or lt‘.[n't:>:tllntt in oxen.“ of said limita-
‘lions, prmri-«lttmta I»! of mix plnwrs, with
the amount v-t' \‘n.i.|w'l..\u'tv-: .... prnrrim d, awnnp
«Iby1»lr.l,:v:;a,:uin>l futuri- imp-1m.- them
of. Ir- Ilicll with tln- secretary‘ol’ thr- h‘amu- on or
|.._-f.,n- Dec. 1.3. 152%. and further, that a release of
such players hythc clubs now entitled to their
services shall exclude them from the benefits of
this reenluuon.
The remaining prwecdiugs of the League,
as given out to the rewrters. can be summed
up briefly as follows: It was agrmwl to make
the clause in the (virbtitution providing for n
140 game schedule [entrant-ht: the annual
meeting will be held hereafter on the first
Wednesday after the swund Tut-slay in No-
vember of tech year; the members .“ot the
committee an arbitration were instructed to
vote for Nick Young for chairman; the pres-
hkmt. of the league Was authorize to employ
legal counsel whenever necessary; a new com-
mittee on playing rules was appointed, con-
sisting of Messrs. Enabling, Day and Rogers;
n medal wmxnittee on the disposition of
players of disbnnzlol clubs was appointed,
consisting of MEN‘S. Young, Bpalding and
Day; Mergers. Rogers and Young were ap-
pointed a committee to rearrange the form
0! the constitution without changing its sub-
stance; the report of the joint committee on
playing rules was accepted; the Spalding ball
was readopted for three years: the disposi-
tion of tha printing of tho League book was
left in the hands of the secretary; the next
annual meeting shall beheld in New York,
and the spring schedule meeting shall be held
in Washington The [Angue then adjourned
at. only topic of digcusion among the
barbell men magmgated at the Fifth Ave-
mowuthe Hilary bombshell exploded. It
'- the unanimous opinion of allthltt the
3 We had mode a cast iron rule that“
‘ would be lmpotsihlo to violate without detec-
-.-ruzlinn I-t‘ Milli) player by
‘h mwthmb‘dm
Ihwflhmhfln
. luv Illulfllllllli
2 Btnn'tnl lvl‘ hunuu the unruly! of I‘lllr «nth
. was resumed by Mr. I'arm-ll.
NR. MORTON VISITS WASHINGTON.
ll. Import- Illo New Mom and Spell!
at Illa Intended \‘lott to Harri-nu.
“autism-as, Nov. .‘Y’d-lew I'I't‘alilm
duct Morton and .VI'IL Morton new in Wuh-
luglun yourllsiy. They are visiting Mr.
llnrlou‘n gator. All... Il..l., u on N alt‘oek
Eml) in tIn‘ Ion-hum ‘II‘ liorlutnislted
hon-l» 11ml n being row
and Il alrl eta. In the murw ul' mini-runny.
ll" Mill IIII‘ only Min) “('1 of Illa \‘Ixtl pinto
tu- hls um l-:.llil~n,.-. Ilo hwl HUI will.
cldud upon nu} lll’l‘flIlL‘IIII'Illl lor 1213\I’nab-
ihgtwn hunw Iwynlul that he “nulduutuov
cupy |Iltt| tun-uh. III his Ilnlri. hm nunld tell.
a. 34: mini Imuw lur next “lull-r. uguurholu'o.
Ila~ will llllll there “its no lewd [or him to
thud; ul that yet, ti:- lw thnuglll ll “Ulllll not
be nus nary tor him to b- in \I’unhluglou
mm .- than n 511an time in March lltllll ab nut
the tune of the opening of the I‘ll!) lint
Mound Mr... Morph: “will II I
tad-e n prnah- llullo‘. An to his I-l‘ulwwsi
vim laluduumpniis, he said Ihlt lht' date
“as not yet nixed. 111- would return 1-! New
York from hi-roumd at munv Imu- nllru it
would be t‘ullvl‘ltit‘tll for I8 n. :iII-l Mn.
Harrison,qu he hllHlll'I haw lhvummrlu
any, he and Mm )llll'l‘IlI «Add 3;” In In-
diuuupllln. ll Wullhl be purely zl N‘t‘llll \ mt,
will no opp-irlunilv would Iw min-.1 “In-u It
mind I-r mud.- na qlllvl m pom-.112
\l'hlle In- \th lulltmg Senator l'nuu'l‘nlt
value up and all'wl-l hands \ulh Ili'll tin-l ex-
cluuigi-l inquiries IN to In-allhnud unruly.
Alter lm-kinguver thu hum”.- of the buzll-
111;; Mr. Morton walked duun lh- t‘ll'l‘”!
flit!llt‘l|llllt'fllll*~1 at the null-M ul his too do-
o-usud frivud‘, Mr. W. \l'. I'lll't"mu and
Mr. Knun xly.
WILLIAM
rm. gran
’S PACIFIC SPEECH.
Ha Uprlu tho Keith-ling; In .I’l-rum—llc
Kay-l tho Spirit of Peace h l'irml) [touted
In tlu- I'cnplr The lluniun-u "IIIIIMDL.
listlux‘. Nor. '."i.---'l'h.~ Iivl'lllllll ri-h‘hstng
. r\-:a.~w~iul.h~d. limp-Tor William I pulling the
oe-oinu in p. r: in, In his apol- 'h h.- Mrl that.
the tum"~ hv lurl recently made hml mm I'm-all
him thzll the Ill-airc- for imperial unity “ll.
(Io-ply routed in llat- people. He rl-lvrrnl to
the Illt'llls‘lllll of Hamburg and llrlmwu in the
German I'll-stun“ union and to thi- muvlihiI-n
‘ (danvlntin-rrlul cunwntlnn WIIII Slut; ~rlruul.
Ila- mm gratltlwl t» Iiwnv tlmt trad.» bad
IInpr-m-d, and wild that the prmiu: '14 of
high pl'lh'fi for farming prnluw ",MIllvddhe
Ilhpr ut‘ nu unpruvl-muut in agrln'ulturn.
llv omphzml. -I the pnrlll' Inulua'tv-r oi
lilrmuuy's f-iI'n-lgn relations and pn‘lii‘l'. and
mid that his visits abroad, “Illl‘ll hn-I lawn
undertaken with a View to ell-fling an un-
llemtzmling in the Interest of p are, had
caused uniwrxil «untidunm in llli'lnllllllo'
nnnw 01' [rut-J.
The emperor undo no refer-rue.) to any mil-
itary bills of vrolit, nul tow-hel but briefly
; up»: 1-1:»! [\{I'll‘illl :nll‘nirs‘.
'I'hv mupvrnr'» spv‘h In «'15 With grin-ml
approval. The ”will" tune, strengthened by
the vxpr-sml nhhurh um of uuntu'wau'y war,
' huamme M'i-rylmly nu-l r-mzwi in go“! lime
to nlluy the alarm whirl: has pry-mile]
'gthrouglrnut Eurnpo during tlr' but Ilil'tr
, night.
The L'utllplvlu ignnring of France in the
spwb may leave a \"ngu- II'I'IIIIS: of tum-mi-
. 11"». which.however. the rmphutivallusion
to the aIIi-‘n of linrmuny 15 ml :ulatv-I to dis-
:Jlnlc.
PARMELL TAKES THE FLOOR.
He Show» “'Iml Causes It; Cunni- cm tho
Aslllmurnc Art.
LUSH-n. Nov. L5i.~lu the Ilwlh"
of rod»
, tnonsthe ilvlmte on the land purl-base bill,
extending thr- operation of th” Anhlmurne act
by doubling the original grant of £3,000,000,
Mr. I’nrnell
said he had no objection to the principle of
the Aobbourne act. He admitted its value
and justice without reocrvation, but he he-
lieva the government Imvl introduced this
bill for the extension oi the nr't now to pre-
vent that principle being carried out.
There was a dispute Ir'iWu‘ll the govern-
ment and thr- Irish members over the time
(or the intrmluction of the Irish o~lllllnit".l.
The I’arna-llitmrilurgml that the government
has placed them In»: in in programme of
hlblllcss in nrdv-r to avoid inconvenient ques-
tions and «liwumivvn a“ to detail, for which it
hoped there Would be no time.
l‘nited Ireland's Attack. ‘
Ill'BLlS. Sov. $i—Unllml Ireland ltlnktbll
luriousuttuuk upon the Parnell column-slut;
because of the h ravy tine impiscd upon l-Id-
ward Harrington for contempt of court. .It
says that whether It is guilty of mutempt or
not it will‘ not abstain from commenting
nymnt'ne notion of the judge-a. The paper
then proceeds to reiterate the charges made
by The Kerry Sentinel against the mmmis!‘
mimion and asserts that the government,
whine existenceis at stake, has gun-km! the
courts.
Harrington Refuses to Pay.
bosons, Nov. Zi-The clerk of a Per-
neil commission handed Mr. Edwnn liar-
ringtonasummous to pay the fine or £500
imposed upon him for contempt of court in
publishing in The Kerry Sentinel an article
reflecting on the commission. Mr. Harring-
ton omens that he will not pay the line, and
be questions the right of the commission to
enforce its payment.
Mitchell's Terms to Dempsey.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2L—Charles Mitchell
, hasmade the following proposition to Jack
Dempsey: “I make this proposition, which
Dempsey can ill ntl'ord to ignore. I know I
can knock him out of time inside of eight
rounds, and let him fight as cowardly as he
may see lit, and I will present Denmsey the
unmet $1,000 in cash it I fail to knock him
out. Let him accept this otter of $1,000, and
in the event of his staying the eight rounds,
and convincing people that he ban the ability
to cope with me in the [who ring, 1 will then
sign articles to fight him to a finish for $10,-
000 a side. with the stipulation that each side
will be restricted to eight. men, including sec-
onds and friends; the referee, stakeholder and
the man to find the battleground tobe chooen
and the entire mm of $10,000 posted when
the agreement is made, no that there may be
no loophole for Dempsey to crawl out of
when money is once down.” ,\
Training for the Long Walk.
le You, Nov. alt—All the Indestru-
who are to take part in the coming race in
Madison Square Garden are putting the
finishing touches to their training. Mason,
Herty, Begehnaa, Golden, Hughes, Limo-
wood and several other: are hard at work on
the Polo grounds. Mason‘- work is greatly
admired by everybody. He ran with grace
ondspeed, and his style renemhlel that of
Bowell‘ The other day,ho thirty-tour
mileswlthontotnukontop four boon
md two minutes. "Old Sport" Comp-no,
tbobu'b at over 1m oontentc, has arrived
tram Bridgeport. Ho up he in bound to go
550 mil- botm 1:. rent. trom the arena.
. Angeline-uni.
Nu! You. Nov. alt—About halt the
kndwstdOonWMWnodbythelab
Jodiulomwuddotanctlm by the on
ocutandthoatotnaadt’otched shout 3‘1,-
endow. The y we: bought by Ir.
fun-‘uthuhmnn-hmm
”.me ...,
“lilo.
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In“, IlltI beauulul In-rlodloal o! the world. Among
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ran “my. rullllrd “-lnplh t Liable“ why t‘imlanuv
I'. Wail-nu; ”inhuman-of Hunk-open ‘n'mmidu-o
by E A. Miller a rem-o of uncle. nu Iluapu. lllnu
(ruled by 1‘, dr 'I‘huloliup; 13W" (m the Dominion
nl Canal: and eclmat‘mldlc n-l’izll byl‘hallm lIud‘
lry Wilmer; time Norm-glen swam.“ by biota-I-
jrrue Iljornmh, Illustrated; “l‘ummmlm " I biototl
ral plag- hy the author (-I “Ilrll'llllr,” Illllrllttlt'd by
.1. It. \ 'rgut-hn, itc. lelhlumlnl 1h Inuuu'nluw
cnmlurml by (Invrgr “'an l‘nrm, \I'lllmxn Ilmin
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Harper’sYoung People
AN ILLUSTRATED wrrur.
Harper‘s Young Peop'c begins he tenth volume
with the first number In November During the
year It will cmtnln live serial stories, Including
“Dorymatcr.” by Kirk flnnme' II'Iht! Red Mup-
llllt'.“ by W. 0. Bloddavd: and "A Day in Wax-
lnnd." by R. K. llnnkltlrick; “Nels Thnrlovl‘n
Trial," by J. '1‘. 'I‘t‘owbrldge: ’"I'he ’I'Iuce Wishes,“
by 1'. Anne] and Broader Mount-m; n utter of
fair tales writtaasnd illustrated by flownrd Pile;
“11 2 Studies In Natural History," by Dr. Feb: 1..
Oswald:“l.lttle E riencu." by Bo his B. Iter-
nck; "Glimpses o Child-life 1mm tokens." by
lug-rot. I. Shogun: article-on various sports and
put mes. short stories by thebeot writm, and In.
moron- pa and menu. with many hundreds of
lllnatnttons 0! excellent quality. may line in the
paper is subjected tothe most I gld etlltminl scrutiny
In order that nothing hnmfnlmay entail: column».
An epitome of everything that In attractive and
«tunable in juvenile literature-Boston Courier.
A week] feat 01 good things to the boys and
girls laner’y family whlch it ruin—Wyn Un-
too.
It 1: wonderful to It! wraith of victim, 1nfonu—
tton and tntemt—Chrbtlan Advocate. N. Y.
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rants: PostageY Prepald. $8.00 Per
ear.
Vol. Xbegins Nmmbcr ll. 1888.
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SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL, FRIDAY,
Why scone:
Dali-- GOOD-
t‘ULIIllKII.
110 ill. all wold Lmhro‘ t‘lolll tile, \Iorlh 70.-
M In. all mull LIAIII'o' (‘Inlh Mt, worth h'ti'
as In. extra loo Lulu-f Cloth 67c. worth 3| L'-
fttl In. all wml Flannel ilk. north tile
811 wall wool 'l‘rlcul Hr, worth lilo
In la, all wool Henrietta 43:. worm ”i"
turn. all wool Fri-orb Novelties: Ltu, mmh .150
no In, u‘l wool l'lnldo ctr, worth .
:III II. III wool Mm“ we. worth lfit‘
III In. all wool llenuetta Mir. \H‘Illh :3:
we ( lit-r a; In“) (‘Mlllllt‘l't‘ at 12!” n-nlr.
Uni In t' of flour a, buralzrdllwlnme. plain mm and
loath 1| I'hn‘lm at w cent» per yard.
36 In [Ill-ache! “Fruit 0! Ihe 1.00m “ 9‘:
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our «lock ol labit- 11111!th Iu ohlte aml rinm l
rhuh- aluI minim, to rm to mmh. at [2 l; 27.19
uI|.:r,rn.uII null ml Doyh-s
51.541‘avul 1': 1'5
1.3th- a—t r 3m u: of Illlm‘. (aqua. Ullufhlllfl ll
Lulln', 311m r', and (‘h.i.ln-n'nt'loiku, Wrap,
lint I’m"!- at 3(- pcr yard. lndmo W :o, fo-t
bat in the plan Ladie- 5mm in all 1‘131U‘ ml
65 Washington Sb,
9», Sonralk.
:wWEI ARE ALI... RIGHTnfl
WHO is ALL RIGHT?
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A. Our Iolow Quoted Prlcoo Will Provo to You
DIP‘RTMIIN'I'.
L‘Iutt‘ll.
so; In a | wool Serge 50“, manh (W
33 In. III word Bwlllllll' 50:, worth I 3-"
bl Ill. all wool llenrlvltl Nt‘. wont; 751'
M In. all mail " 73f, worth ilk
Min nllwool the, worth”;
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m III. III wold “ bro. worlh I 1'.
.13 III' lllllt warp' " we, worth '1 :35
81 in. I-III warp " 11$, wmth .l to
4-1 In. all wool Mark mu whim plaid the, north
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(In: nlm k or dump good: in plain, plaid and anr iu complete Ilzll om priru u I; Linn Forumuplr.
hull i-‘u'wtu-re for 2) wold.
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PLUOEDI.
In only: In male room lutllntgtlnvolrroIIlIl’L’MJI. we ufll-r our ph'v‘rnl dork or to uuh fiilk
DOMEBTIC DEPARTMENT.
\\'u do not otlw Stu-(III Sale: 01 [turn but we abide by our price.
IIH lib-Ichtd "Ihalnu Huh“ 2. '
:Il In. [unbleached "Allunlc A." 7 a. l:
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no In. (‘nn incnul (‘." ac
LINENC.
9 camplr r You vhouI-l ('Idllllllt‘ our lul- I I told:-
aml ‘5 Ln, We aim Ilthl' :1 tlm' auomm-Lt oi
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BLANKBTB.
Whm- .nd mlhnl bamln» . ranging: in w:- e from nor. in 9 to
dual m . and a large int-I'm- of L'nilu ‘ . Imbw‘ wrnppuv. ranging in plirv Ir III 2‘» to '1 1‘»
hp: 5'. 5| :m- nun-- oi the In"! I'm my t'II-th and is 111 111‘!) any a vilifl” ummwnt
"All and I \ Illlltw mu Inc at “enh' firarlu-t l'ndu-rm-nr a! 1'5". 1-0:, $1 '
l‘i.n.!o::nhh- u. a!» i r .d- v and VP UI
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turd $1 10“, “Irl’lh 23.1', s: '15
Our line I»! Latin-19' and l'IIlItIR'lt'o nnderwvm in a l rulnplt-tc,
RUG-S.
Ill )llltlnxs
OLOAK DEPARTMENT.
.Inv lit-tr, in every 9!on and :3 prim-.- to my all
dyn- print-1170 pr r yahl. thir line -.I‘ lull p.442.-
2n Lullo'. Hi»w‘,ann l’hllllnvn'r llmul», Titanium. ‘rem U's’lmmcu, and .lnrhyctps I. 4 .ul-ldm 1| 11:0'
1: all I‘ll't'.‘_ Nut “Il‘k we lull "II“ t I lb:- l "but
the lint-oi luv u! Lidia; blue-1m Underwear nrr rlmltn Ill thin ch):
SCOFIELD 8: I-IOYT,
N0. 3 Gazette llullllhlg,
Sol-walk.
swim a; BUSHNELL.
30! Water 33.. foil! 0! Bank,
“I" I": EI’OB'I', CT.
“'1- MR rv-rlranl attrmmn thin "mum In our plan I;
of Suva mm a hand made nm'i-n QIMIlrtu-xlot‘fl
and mlltow. union! Inc of Impnrmt tiutr n-yi
“'1' wivh l I more fully Inll'JtIul'l' to the Ir like“ "I
.l. nut-mm! mukrn, drivers. It. It tllc' , and «port;-
menJhl-gnmt cmnlnrt and "My frn not end
(out, In N- dwrm-d from a flilld will of oiled chm.
lug. With lh. pr no rubber (EL-ms av it ill an t oto.
ofuhmb Vii-haven good ootk. Th» (1. w In
none. and karma-en by ninaud elm t pm: u i. 4-.l
known to urry hot-e owner. line of our (Ilierl
Canvn Coven will prove a romp'c'n prulttllhn
and may raw Ila met many times in a ‘Ing‘r Ifmm
'Ilu‘whowevw are but old» rh um. um main
buplmuin dealing In l’nre Izod: and 01's. Ship
l handlery. Eamon-I'll Supplier Mid Iln (king Ma
It'rml‘, loan, at lhc~r hm In no dmlcnlt to
Hillil' h MAI lmpoeolhlc to In 5:.
Ilythvway. “‘i-hau- a Itmml 1.! ('lgrrw made
from the limo? Imperial utork ohm II, \n- ml only in
hole-91.1 tum-nth. They are my tlw tin-or and
root Imt hulemuur than (Norah's. [Imp in and
lry thrm. Tel. photor N. Y. Print. New!
underwld.
fllllll 11011.!
Now is the time to put in your
WINTER’S STUIIK!
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ALL THE‘ FAVORITE KINDS
A hvtlys in St oak.
Helium Bl Careful Drivers.
Slate or Stone-
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I 50 doz.Ge
the low Int prices.
A large and well selected st
Shield Underwear, in all wool,
glove to be bought.
Clean and Free from;
um Nlllfll k , I
M. 5. SMITH.
gan Jackets at prices that we guarantee.
We have the agency for Ilouscs’ G
slripes and camcle' hair, which ‘without :1 doubt is
the finest ever placed in the market. 1
The celebrated Dcnts' Gloves, lor Gents, in Callol
and and Gents’ length fingers. The best filt‘ng
car THE asst
S'l‘ Ifirx I\l
'I'uezu "a the in :hu tmr, um: o! :hr.n la the
31m .tL (mire. view 11 can he nor. iii0;n.1'.;t..)tl on
applianwn
W.H.MII
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tor Norwalli.
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“EATING a SPECIALTY.
9-. - -» ...
“Fatima (m r-:"'n r all tin-r p! "H"
‘VASIIIXUTIIV -:T,, 5mm. mum. I -
11111.1 FREIGHT LINE.
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Will nuke unify up». country! '10-qu, Im
(night Mew: 5m ion. Smwalh
Sew—salts. \"l‘lllt‘li’l‘ rid-r2311»: at [Lehman 4m
- Sr“ York. «wry cumng. excl-pt mural-tr.
(I'fI-w'z, and m: Sexual” at :' p, or.
walk Bridge and 50!! Smwaik tarry "new
l'rrlglit taken from and received (or all ,
‘ polnto'ou the Dunbar, and Korwnlk and
Shep-u; Railroads at Greatly Reduced;
Italel.
I l'ptm applic'Vicvn to agents the! ('Ety of wanlh ;
end Eagle- uill II.- scnt for eputial lots 1.! freight l
anywhere in Saw You or its vicinity.
l the owners thereof.
NOVEMBER 23, 1888.
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Holiday Goods are Coming in Daily
We must liml space for them. The only way we can secure it is I)
REDUCING OUR STOCK.
The only way to reduce. stock is by
REDUCING PRICES.
(In the prices we all
“(3 have no t'IlUlL‘O but to sell.
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lhnve no choice but to buy ; that is if you make. it :1 rule to ink
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[all 'allhwe of unusual BARGAINS us are now o‘ll'orml :It the
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WE WANT MORE ROOM.
, Just rczul a few ofth prices, and you can tell that we mea
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The Old and Reliable.
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and Mint. .
tram- 53.»: '
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Icmpiuyrw of the boat; of this hut-on accountof I 1,:- 1" . l J()CI$ “' ( )() I)
what we say.
English Seal Plush Jackets.
sum, 10.95, I" 0' 13.30, runs. 2mm.
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English Seal Plush Saunas. ,
13 9.3, 21.50, 24 5o 27 an. 9' nu, 13.01
Llllls’ Flu cu Nellllllll.
1-19, 7.1!). s on, :I in, man, 1254», 1.15,”,
WE filler in Pllllllll all his
Fill Luis Black Sills
Hm, l :21, 1.49.
Blllllll Illll Illllllllflll.
.3 i~:..~:ur.~: marl.- II.‘ . l Illunkcts at 65hr, per pni
.UI wool 11-»I \vliif:~_ 1th blankets at $4.93
pair They ::r~- l'n iinsuiu Blankets, nlrl wort
$7 '30 S in. 11-4, ll“ “'0’! Cal
sll 31h? . llHl'.
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17 Illt‘ll rich silk plush, in all new ('ullll'w’. a! forum 1 u H n ‘ ) U Ip'ur
4-96., rcllzu-oll l'rmu 75c . ‘ . .' . .
2”;l,‘f",$§f’;.;‘,;.‘f{ M . were Bll‘lllls ll Ill lllllll lllllallllllll.
24 inch rich silli rstrp and dress plurhcs, in all The Glam. :Iml Creel-Try at half price. C
calm-s, at $1.21, reduced from $1.98. and are llHB-‘fi? Imrgaini It Will Pay 1'0“-
EKERgThe Boston Star =
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Canned GOOd
That were put nplh'! tn‘l, we have them and
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Vlzurimw FIGURE,
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revert-ll with
Vil'lit'l .l’lntc I
It is made in,
The 81101:. fianées
E. K. Lockwood & Cos.
EI— cttl’lfiil'gil'll. I ' mm; H TH”:
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Agent. for ”w: The “cut, at 130. per Call.
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IUSGICS At 28c. per lb.
Plumbers and A pp”, us}; up
6: s ' '
, Mm: s1... Green and Dued Fruit
and Fancy Crackers of all Kinds
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Tin Roofers.
6'; C( L. Nvoru'alk.
TRY OUR SYRU _'
Roth (may. Map: unlit-Idea Drip! The: .
:c.
nts’ all Line
oclt of Geels’ Cnrdi—'
(Ellisj I’allenl
white, scarlet, Derby
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In Cuffs, all the latest styleé,l3c per'pr.
Remember our Ccnls', Ladics',\’ou‘ths’,hiisses’ and‘ ‘ Have just received in our upholstery department,
Children’s Underwear is of the finest quality. and :u an elegant assortment of Tapestry to retail lrom
I to $1.50 per yard. '
In our dress goods department, we would
special attention to a line 01' Velvetecns, black
colors, which we are selling for title :
value at 79c. also hear in mind our dress goods stock
comprises the latest novelties, and at prices which
we guarantee. ,
A new line of Passemcnteiie-i just I‘C(3:'IVC(1, con-
sisting of jet and silk' ornaments, gimps, girdles,
. cloak Clasps, olc.
150 doz. Gents’ all Linen Collars, .aIIthe latest styles, 11¢ each
ALSO,
India Silks, figure.» and plain, Plush-"4 from 65c t
$2.35 per yard. Our 1 fie of fancy tidics, chair pil
Ions, chenille ornaments :.nd fringes is worth ones
time to inspect. .
A large :Issorlmvnt of Stamped Tray Cloths. Bij
cuit Cloths,Ti(lics. Searfs and ephsh Bolton Clo ll
in all colors, also, stamped Bolton for Table Covers.
Our line 01' Ladies’ Collars, Gulls and Ruchings is
,unexcelletl
All wool Blankets, 104 and 114 from $1.25 to
$7.50 per pair. Comm-tables, full size, from 85c to
$3.50 each.
35c
call
and
yard, good
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No.10 South Main Street, 7 .
1- 1. South NorWalk, Conn.
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