a
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FOR Ollfllm MO GLORY.
Thirty-sis Men 0!! on a Six
Day Tram).
W
YIN TROY“!!! PEOPLE PRESENT
flu“ by the “not. of noun-berry,
W m IIII Int-IIIIIIIIII wI-II-IIIIIII.
“on sport“ can-pun. “III. III. Hut
up and a Private Puree.
Kim ‘Ioux, Nov. tau—— 'l‘ho gum nithI)
walking match started or! under the most
fun mild;- I-irI ImIIImucIo, the large crowd in
aloud-nee remindit «Inc of tlIedayII when
Rouell was champion, and the enthusiasm
[II- mg fully III) great.
The Marquis of Qumry entered Mad-
twu Mum) Garden It a few minutes after ll
o‘clock I»! nighthifleulng drew. IIIIIi weer"
mg, a homer 0 er
(Watt trlIIImed with
ln'd‘tdtlfl. Ho wu
accompaniul by
too friends, with
whom he entered a
box. lie leaned on-
silver handled cane
audgood naturedly
returned the curl-
our gloom of the
IIIIIlliluIlI-. At mid-
nig: It there IIIII~t
huIe been nearly ’///1 -.
10M!) pcnImII ind/...! - i .
Madison Square '
Garden.
The six day Ian-o
whorutart uttIIII-L
on! thiII crowd l. for
the Clmlupluusltip
of the world and II
dhluond belt YlIlll'Nl III imam. tug-tier eiih
nslmmof the got!) money. The man who
beat: Albert's record IIill get llll I‘xtrIIéIlJKD.
Manager lhlly O'Brien lllll'llllll‘wl Capt.
Reilly and Mike Kelly, the MINI” lIIIll
yer, tn the Marquis, mutate-Ir minutes
for Charley Mitchell and Jake Kiirain I-n-
it’rl'fl the Garden
mid took seats in
the box IIitlI the
IIIanpIis.
A frw minutes
before midnight
the IIIIIrIpIis Ili-
\'.‘St(‘l Ilium-if of
his overcoat and
prepond to start
the men on their
tll'Ililltllw‘ journey.
Those Were the
startrrs: Little
wood, .\l a. s I) ll ,
Hughes. Herty,
Hurt, Cartwright,
I‘I'oremac, (IIIlIlI-II,
llogelmuu. V i II t,
Hownrth. Moore,
I'IIIIII. llilllill. Day,
Desmond. T nylor,
C on II II r, l'ZtIIIn,
Brow ll, SIIII-llie.
(lelizmt. I'IIIIIpIIIIII,
tum; l'nkIIown,
Maloney, t'raig.
Raiferty s l'II~
known, Meyers, Huffman, Vanness Mycrly,
Electric Club’s Unknown, IIlIo is herilt-
Cramer, of the Sixty-ninth reginv nt: 'l‘illey,
W. Smith, Charley Smith, and Jim t’urlI-y
“ hen Manager rU'Bricn prescn nted the ‘Iar-
quiz of Queens-
berry as the refo r- I-
he was greetal with
It round of up-
plause, which the
nobleman ac-
knowledged with II
graceful bow.
Turning to Ki!-
ruiu, MitCheYl, and
Mike Kelly, Mr.
O’Brien intr'xlunnel
the fIInIII-t' III the
l‘l t1l.\.~2l"lll’.'\’.
LITTLEWOI ll).
HART.
champion boxer of the world.
nouneement was greetel with mingled I-lII-en
This an-
and hoses, which was continent when
Mitchell was presented, Somelnly in the
crowd proixml three cheers for J olIII 1.. Sul-
livan, and {H they brIIk: forth Kilmin's
ruddy {III-o took on a brighter hue.
I’rontptly at 1': o’clock the Mzirqzils of
Queenslxerry said "Go," and the tinny-six
contestants lullllrlCIl money ”Uld Sport"
Cnmpunn, who got $7) for Innkin'a ' the . tirst
lap, and hora-mac new side by side IIith
LittleIIwood ll: -rty nnd CnrtII right on their
heels. Sport made the first lap and earned
hil money. lnttlcwoul. Cartwright, Mason,
llcrty, llegehzmn and Hughes were all going
in fine style. Littlewood completed the first
mile in 5 Ininuiii and 2 seconds, with llcrty
at his heels and hopper Hughes a close third.
Littlowood and Mason were the favorites
with the:mnssts, and the bettin,r which was
indulged in between the admirer; of these
mengenerally filled at even money. John
Hughl, “the chper," tough Dan llerty and
”Frank Harmjv‘t‘lhuphold the honorof
America
No sooner had the men got in motion than
Mike Kelly made II bet II ith a sportsman of
81(1) to $1.50 that Dan Hcrty would finish
first or second
Littlewocxl kept up his steadypace, and,
Although constantly dogged by Herty, Cart-
wright, Huges, Mason and Kort-mac, was
lightly in advance of the others at the end
of five miles, which he completed in thirty
minutes and ten seconds, carry a floral horse-
shoe, the gift of Mitchell and Kilrain, on the
liltinp of the fifth mile. Herty was running
in superb form.
Theme of the iondmat 1 ooloek “as:
)lilcs. laps. .
llou’nrth ..... t5 0
Vint ......... 8 5
Moore. . . . . .8 5
Korcrnac. .8 4
Golden... ..5 8,
Hughes ....... ti 1
”fl. Cleveland'l "flnrgnorlkJ'
WWII-roar, Nov. air—Mrs. Cleveland
made a visit to the Lamont home on 1 street,
fora look at the little girl whose advent
mdethe genial private secretary again a
v (other a few day: ago. Mrs. Cleveland in to
' ho godmother to the little stranger, and his
woody selected the nuns of "Marguerite, "
I glut tovorite of hurl.
. Freezing Out the Fever.
Jam-om Fin, Nov. tall—But III.
”wand one death from yellow fever
The death was that of Willo
uni- Boy'n raw Play.
, N. Y., Kendall—Will“
while playing with annot-
klllod hll sister'invlaw, In.
an. Mrs. Dundm'l
strain recently, and
llt‘II "IIIIM‘"
The Friendship Between liar-
rison and Sherman.
MM,”
WILL 'l‘llli‘ LBTTEB GET A PLACE!
A lift of Political lllotory IIIIII Would
Boom to IIIdthIto III AmrmatII-e Answer.
Editorial Opinion. in II hemp "ooh.
Tho l'l‘t‘tltlt‘llb-I‘ilt't‘i'n Menagerie.
‘.\I-‘.w Y.III:II VIII. :6 «The films Indian—
IIpoliII Inrrmpmuh IIl MI-ginplis M iIIllIIII'II:
'lllurdlll'y of the il‘ll‘lltlallll? of lien Harri—
IIIIII nt JnlIII Him lllllll in an inn ruling little
IIlIlI- none in tin IIIIIIIIl of lHlllllllll talk that
[ll‘t'HlllH I \I' rIIIlIIIeexeept III the residence
of thei llthllll' IIt- -I- -lmt. NllllllI-ill IIIIIl Hur~ri
sun up L‘llq-ublnuu III-union; from adjoining
III: III I and III-II of annual lash II and llllllllll'l‘
of life, naturally lll‘llllll‘tfil ti degree of hill-
Inavy \IlIllo they \‘-’l‘l'f‘ together in Wilblllllll'
l-Ill. 'l'lllifl'll'lttlnltlll has lII-IIIII'I-meuted by
llll'l'lt'lll-i that III-uh! lmI'eluIIllIut little ell'I-I-t
till-Ill filllll‘lll'll, but tlIut llmk“ II stronger
clIIiIII than any IIIIII'e Illlllll‘.‘ upon ll man
with lirII-riI-‘n‘p hum-k of never t'urgvtliuga
ft'ii'll-l. 'l'lu'stzll‘y I-uuuot lr' told llrtw per-
fvrtl)‘ M In all Itx 'lului‘m, except by tho goth
t'l‘ililI‘illlh‘ll, or l»; mu ur l\\’~l other "11‘“,
who are ll‘2i lit; II)‘ t I make ptildie I‘l‘ Ip-‘rty
of .3. Lu: Mlllv' IIlinlly the luv“ ill'I' New:
In l""l, .IiII-.I lllli'l‘lmoll'nlt‘l'lll lll ill" sun
:I: .I .lt- :I. at l\l ’ilill, III \I II llllll. inn II
it m! d .I:!.,- ling”! tnI lIiIII~IlfIIII.;"lpIII)
iIItlI‘lIgs'. :IliI I III-Itiulin th.‘ strait: ,\t
thin Mill! 1,; lll‘ ninth to tlII h with" livpulr
llf‘I'lll I hit I. III‘ lllu IIIIIIItI I lhhlilg lllv II aid
in tho- II. I)’ of ~peII he» tlIII-ug h the It ate in a
bottle \l'i lt‘ll “it: bound to lune n go I'll If-
lI'I'! ulna the tnrty II‘Il H‘Il‘l' III-II-IIIIIItI‘y.
“Elly UllI'lllllll responded favorably to llll‘
appeal. um] that mu .lohII SlII'I'IIIIIII. Sher-
lllitll mug:- to his help in time of nix-d and
when other party IhoIK'llhlI‘S held null); and
from that time there has ulwnys lwcll in the
heart of the prI-siIlI-III»I~!I~I~I a wry Warm
feeling of fl'lt'lltlhlllp for the Ohio senator.
The fortuIII s of the political II’III‘ put lilt'lll
against our lI other at Chicago this year. Yet
even “II II it “as always understood that Ihe
Harrison lenders, meat of them, preferred
Sherman for second plum. and had Sher:
man's strength ever been enough to have
placed the ImIIIIIIIIIinII within prI-lmblv reach
lillillllll'i>l remain that whatever strength
lint'l'isull [u-l‘eullflll)’ would have directed
would lilH'I‘ gun" to help him on. Sherman
made II tour of Indiana in lh‘Il'I. speaking in
many of the large cities and Winding up at
liIIlItIIIupIIisulmut ten days before election.
AnoliII-I cullildltflilull less pleasant than the
sIIItiIIInIItsI-f the geinral rou- out of that
Iisit to this Iity. Sherman “as on
tertniued here on the night of his
speech by .‘Iluj. Holstein, flllll at a dinner
bCl~‘l'I’ill0 matting the guests Willi him ill'
cluvled John C. New, John ll. l-ZlnIII (lien.
Harrison‘s partner), E. \Y. llulford, lien.
Fred Knellcr, lieu. James ll. (’IIrIuihaII and
Judge Byron ll. Elliott. Enter at thisdin-
ner or at a subsequent conference, at which
it is mid Attorney fictlt‘f’ul Mllt‘lll‘llt'r under-
llovernor l’urter were :Ilso present, the mat-
ter of tho presidential IIIIIIIiuatiIIII in It)“
was tailed over, and :III understanding was
reached that while ludiuuu was to be for
Harrison, it would turn to Sherman as soon
asllurr'Ls-on's nomination was found to be
inIpImible. SlII-rIIInn, on his part, agreed
that he would help out Harrison if circum—
stances should force him to withdraw from
the fight himself.
This agreement begun to bear Lotlicrsunn-
fruit “'llt'll the tirIshIItu IIIoI'eInI-ut reach“!
[ll'tIpUl'ilUllS that made it appear likely to
carry Indiana to Chicago for Gresham in
stead of for llarriwn. When the arrange-
ment was entered into the nomination of
Harrison seemed such II remote poIeIlbility
that Sherman thought hc had the luxrga’n I-II~
tirely in favor of hineelf, but with UrIsh'IIII
looming up there was a IlIX't‘b’h'lly for making
some dicker by II hieh the Uresliamilos might
bebrought intoa slate of I.-uIIIplaccucy to
ward Sherman. This muhl not be done while
the ugrwmem with the Harrison men held,
and the friends of Sherman in Ohio began to
write letters to Indiana tllrk'ltlillllng any
force, so far as they were ('Iillf'fi'nlt‘fl, in any
arrangement that Sherman might have nude
with New or nuylndy Clnf‘.
I The existence of these letter.» is presuixmbly
known to lien Harrison. and may explain
the rearrm why no Ohio Republican cII’cpt
Sherman SI'clllSl to be by him Cllllsltlt‘lctl Iligi-
ble to the cabinet. His t ndI mess t’nr Sucr-
mau does not extend to those friends of
Sherman who here so anxious to he of!
with one bargain in order to get on with 1'.
new one.
‘ute isrelcntle»; to the unfortunate family
of the president—elect The beaver has been
brought home. It was found miles out of
town “In. Harrison says that the next
time she loses it she mil do it so thoroughly
it will never be found nliIe.
Gen. Harrison says that he thinks he will
establish a new office, that of head keeper of
the administration nienagerie. He has his
eye on several applicants for cabinet places
whom he considers eligible to the new post.
Patient editors throughout the country who
are grinding out cabinets for thcprcsident-
elect will be pleasant to know that their
labors aregnot entirely in vain. Russell Hur-
riaon iskcepiugascrnp book of everything
that papers say that he thinks contains in
forumtion that willbo of use to his father,
and ready made cabinets go in with the not
ofthe stutf and pans under the eyes of the
general. He says that lots of the newspaper
cabinets are better than he can makehim-
self. There are practical dithIIIltII-s In the
Why of the president-cl ect that do not
hamper the newspaper cabinet makers.
Supreme Court Clerk Noble gate a little
dinner a few nights ng) to tho state oflieers
elect. Gen. Harrison was one of the guests.
The ices with the dessert were made up into
various fanciful shapes, and the one of them
that fell to Gen. Harrison: lot was the
figure of a Chinaman. lie ate it with a
relishand joined in cheerfully lathe jokes
awopriate to the incident that pumed about
thetahlo.
Honoring llandrlck'l Memory.
lsnumrous, Nov. m—The third anal-
I'emry of the death of Vice President Ilen-
drichII was observed with appropriate cere-
monies at his grave in Crown Hill
Early in the “lemon the members of the
Hendricks club, with Governor Gray at the
Mmdemtmthecemetery, wheres
largemwdofthefrieuillofthedeadm
man‘had alreadygatheml. Themvewu
covered with flowers. Rev. J. 8. Janka,
rector of St. Paul‘s Eli-cope! church, offered
a mayor. Afterward Governor Gray deliv-
cod-um Thowidowof Mullen-
dricb wu ML
Iowa's Honor 1..- Saul-ed.
haunt-town, 1... Nov. tau-Judge
Blevin- sentenced George:
man: *
80m NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, m.
Iimumuu
Elli Ell Slllll
Coming In Daily for
FALL AND WINTER WEAR
At the Non of
O. H. Harvey.
lr.IIItIIIt note I‘H' ry weekly I-pevlul mll‘mfl my
gun in are Mild IIII the tom-III I III III plIIII I-IIry Itay
lllll'llllflllt'ytll! 'I'heuuodn ulna IIIIIInht alritily
ur Inc-h. lrhn I hunt the pme \IiIlIIII ”II II III h of
I-VIrv III-Ion)” My etIIIlI In too numerous to)
Iurniluu pnrve
Rubber. Coeds
A SPECIALTY.
‘00
lhey Shall be SOlil at Last
Year’s Prices.
- 00.
R ERIENI Iii-Ill
C. H. HARVEY,
l2 Main Street.
~noutli
ELEETIEE IS lllEE
”AND—-
illlllEElllES
Have Gone ani.
N (II-Ivulk.
l1}; lbs. Standard (-uIInlIIlI-Il M: git
Bum. ti Jamt'ottm- .
lieu Mararaibo l‘of'
llI-t Ibo l‘I llrI' ,.
Flilt‘llllltl ll‘arl; Tea
lint Funurn . I .iM’llv
Pine llany ButtI-r ......................... 2?; ll)
lie-I ('n-amny llultrr ................... 30 ll)
llcrt Creamery Buttrr l‘rill ....... .B’cll)
."v lb.» New 'l'llfkhh 2 than .. ..... . 2.2." lb
ll. U. Oatmeal ........... . in yrparlirge
l'InI Soul I IIrII l.\l .IiI II .tr run
Five he! 3%an 0'". DH. r) llIllIr by 'lulz . "..c it)
llo -t 3'. II Mullen-er , . . ., Mr ea:
ll. ~tIII|II1I t‘IlI~yr.I,v . . ... .Tal-‘eal
- _ .. 312- .___.
W. Howard Seymur,
il‘.’ it'ushiugtou Sire N.
Am. I... . .. _.._
i" Hill I: \"l‘
$10,00 0.00
Toutiuc 01' Club Payment.
—-—--. —-:oo>a-
S _.-\.\' H l. l'éTRBTlUV of the lI.~ ltlili~l If In In
.' In- .103 It. e Mutual 'l‘IInt'II. I on all) Plan of 1m
Home Benefit
ASSOCIATION,
137 Broadway ,New York,
Ire give below I list of burn firi rules that parIlripatIrd
in the dietrihution of the mom-Is duo from the too
55. MN 'lnlIe s and ‘0'. on the doubt)! l-‘Iulerirk
W.6. Jones, of New \ork ('in
Name. Amount Amount
Paid in lb ccived.
llSXltl E. G. LUYTIBS ....... Sill-l '.'I :
Luytiullros., lmpor;cm,N. Y.
EDWARD 0.1] Alililrl .......... ;0.) 2'3 I523
Arthucct ,I. 1'. Stewart Bonn-,8 ,"I.
WILLIAM 1. 11mm ............... moo 623
Elk-rah Int. Bridgeport, Conn
GEORGE ENGERT ....... ... .1200) 6'25
Dry 6 -. Y.
HERBERT ANSTB' .............. I910) 665
Private Secretary, J udge Hilton.
ALFRED P. ROLLER ........... '...t90 03 0:!)
Civil Engineer. N. Y. ‘
WESTON l... SNYDER ........... Its 00 0:5
Commission Her-Inuit, N. Y.
F. W. G. JONES ................... mm 65
Paid to Elmo. ——
55,0!)
HERBERT ASSTKY” .ls L590) 31.600
Private Secretary. Judge Hilton
WILLIAM B 818036.... 91,40 MOO
Merchant. N. Y.
FREDERICK W. BKYBEI... , . “4.00 mm
Wholesale liliiacry, It. Y.
EDWIN L GWATllIIEY ....... 130 00 1,020
Lock Iluuafactory, Brooklyn.
1’. W. G. JONES ................ 21ml) moo
Paid to Estate. ——
“.000
Fur Your, July 3d, 1588.
Home Bewu .tuociatian, New York, N. Y.
Gn‘nuvx. ' I take sure in acknowlmnfi
receipt or chat: no for 3%. amount of divi
duemeouthe eathofoao of the member: of my
club in your Aucciulou.
I can recommend your Anociatloa as a desirable
one to be insured in, for its Inptnen iuthe rattle
meat ofclaiun. and HI Milli: I) stem as a profit-
able investment. You" very Iml Ill:
Holt“.
Nathan, whridgeport, Conn.
F. A. HAMILTON“
GENERAL AGENT,
r. o. nox 327.
scum nonwux. CONN.
133chst can; or
REAL ESTATE!
own 43am A. RIG-'1'
WEIO IS ALL. RIGHT?
Why SCOFIELD' & HOYT,
A- Our Below
DMD. Gr
COLORED.
will. ullwoelladtu t'l-IIIIIIII. worIII'I’IlI
M In. all wool Lulll‘a‘ t‘lnlll NC. Will!
58 in. extra flue Ladle» Cloth 31c. worth .I is
mllu. allwool Planar-lac II'IIrIlIMc
as ‘n.all wool 'f‘rlwl II'II worm tile
all in all wool llemieltu we uorlhlx
to in. all wool View h NIIIIltlIn 3!. lil. north :1 'Il
‘lll in. ll wool l'llltil I '.lr wnrlh.lr
all In. All IIoIIl Ntrllwwc worth It):-
to In. all wool lleunetta for north I if}
01:.
noted Prim wm Provo to You-
DIPHTMINT-
BLAI' K.
all Wool Serge title. IvIIrIlI flu
all wool lhIIIIIIwnle hoe worth the
Ill wool Henrietta on. worth the
«Is in. All wool " far. north till
rill III Ill wool tile, worthth'c
Mimullwoul ‘I MAI-Jenn lm
i-Te,worlh “5
Jill lll.
BI III.
3“ III.
II
:III in. IIll wool “
36hr milk warp “ Mil“. Wmtll mu
:lIiII. rlltwnrp " 33!). onth HA)
it in all noolblntk audwhlle plaid. Ar. III I h ti
it in ullwool Mark and white Itrwe 75c worth it
Our elm II of cheap good: in ulnin, plum and IIIIIIIeiIIIIIm-lete ml our pr' (‘t ~ “13' hm Fun xnluple.
we I III I all m ‘I cIelIIIII-re at 11%. cent:
hold I! u'ulu re for I) rent:
.1113.-
(lur llu' of Home, SIIIIIIIu.ltlI:IIlIIuII‘, plnln Iillu Dlllltllllllzlv f‘Ilfllplt‘lt‘Jtllll our prit‘Il injmtll I-qupI Iillou
PLUSHEI.
in ""lt‘ I to make room for a hula. lnIoiIe of the;
ileum! l' lIthI-II at I." (cut: per yet
‘0
“ml; we otter on present Itka of is llltll Shh
DOME-TIC DEPARTMENT.
We do not otter Hpeclal Sales at Marlin hit or abide by our price.
all in. lllIvIIclIezl “Fruit of the Loom.‘ tic
I» III “ "ll lIIIdnle.“
fill in. “ " 'llIllII " lie
:M in. “ “Auditor-0min." III-
il l " “lloelon Mills" mic
TABLE
Our Mock III table dun Ink: In Milk and mum l
IiIIIhII and napkins in min In match. at "I' II. 37.2!)
II III'I (team and III! lluyII-II
tot llii-IIIlIeIl "Benton Milo" 2:1,?
'itilu. l'lIllltffll‘llt‘Ld Atlantic A. " 'I’ I
in in. ‘Narhun it. “ BI
{rill in ”Ifnmmw it“
i it. III (‘untiueuule ‘
1313711131..“
I Ia'I-ninple You would I‘llflllne Illll lit
lllltl .8 5'!
u
U tIIblI
BLANKETS.
White and (‘illllll'll llllllllil‘il‘ mngtuu in prirc ‘I'llil
JII-l m-I-ived a large lIlHIll‘l‘ of L'lllll" I'Imhnr II’VIpleI. rowing Ill prion n In "Me In 3! .".'-
but at Sirl' II-i IIIIIII IIlIlII he I IIIIIIIryt Illllflltl I llll"\ll\ wny ‘l pIIf-I
I all and |' x llllllIl' our the of Innh‘ m III '-II 1' ml! wear a! mi, I93, 11 3:: ll! -l§t ill, earn 1;,“
("Ir lII.I or lJIllltE' .IIIII I IIIlItmI' I qulerII-Iu is Ill e In) IlItI-
Si. ..0 and 1.! 2!)
l for. In til (I) I'oIIIloruIblII In all I roll-t an! [In III
.flitltli'ld
3'15
RUGB—
lnngI- are.“ muent of tiny». t‘uuth, Uil-rlothl amt Mailings.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Laid .u‘, Mllfih‘ and C hIiIlII-II' II ('loIlIII. “'rlps
"tel l'riIIIII at .'.I~ per yard Indigo Ill. Ie. fut
.lIIIlIrt- ill on ry rule and at prices-I IN).
IlyI- min”. at 7c pd r yaul.
Iii i
(IIIrliIII- of Mill winds
in Indie: . Miwm‘ ,Illll I lIIiIin- II 'II llIIIIIiu, Tohoauu- ram 0 shame". and JIII III-)CIps II romlm II I! ll‘. I
but in the place. LIIIliI 9‘ Shirts iu IIil Ityln and
the line“ Hm I)! l adiI-a' Min-lint
'Iidcreelr III-r sh Inn in this city.
at all pine. hcx' \IIIlI we “Ill ullu l I ”II public
SCOFIELD 8c HOYT,
ON Washington SL,
50. NorII'IItlI.
.\'o. 3 Gazette Building,
Sorwulk.
SWAN 8n BUSHNELL.
302 Water 8L. (not of “out.
IIIIIDIIEI'OIIT. CT.
\t cash n-ne III-rd IIIII- n'ion ihil Iriwm to our aim L
o! \‘m .I Scot-n h and m “in III) I ‘en ptockiv gr "IIIII -
and autumn, and our line of Imported (loci up
He Ulrll IIImoII- fully intrmluu III the Indie? u!
ulioul- dour Villfitlt’.‘ emu-.m- it it In -I animal!
men the aunt Iomlort and utety from Int and
(out, to!" IlI-rivul from aunt Hill of oiled rlIIIlI
lug. \Y llll lllt'I‘I' on rubber In IIm- IIIIII ttrmr I III;
uluhII h “e hIIIea good II oil; The damn:- to
hour I and immune-I lIy rAiIIIIIIIl I-‘ e. I ”one: is we I
known tor-wry lint-‘43 ouncr. flue of our (liiwl
Gonna Come will prose a compon- pruwtmi.
and may ran in; cost many lllllf! in II ringlc Itunn
'llll‘N lIowIII-rare but r-iIII- rh -\III, our main
hllrllllfifilfitlI-ailllfl In I'ure [made And (n.1, ship
l handlery Englxxn I'II Suppltrn and llmlgityg Mn
n-riali. IIIIIIII IIf thew ItLI‘! IIe are Illtllcult t.)
um I h and imponibu to best
lIyIlII way. Wuhan a llnmd I! I'll-ere mad.
from the heel lmxifl‘trd IItlIrlI wliu h II I‘ ml only In
lull!"‘hfl(|)|’uf‘li. ’I‘-'tuy an! IIIy line liner ml
PM but little more Ih III cigsm III 1‘ Drop in M d
In Item. 'l'IlehI-m N. Y, l’rlru‘. New:
uridcrroltl.
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Now is the time to put in vour
WIETEE’S STEEK!
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ALL THE FAVORITE KINDS
A lways in St 00):.
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Balwerel PI Careful Primer
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Slate or Stone.
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GET THE BEST
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Sole Agent tor Nornalk.
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The om and Reliable.
DAILY FREIGHT LINE.
Norwallllewlorl.
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uh! lictmcu New York, Norm”: uIIIl Sloth
NI. rwnlk. WIillIoIei’iorLl. foot of l-eeLrnan slim
\e w York. eIIry c'. Imng except Sellout-II
cried: and on Saturday :It " p In.
walk Bridge and Soul Nonvalk I~Iety own It '
I-‘rolght taken from and received for all
5 points on, the Danhury and Norwall: and
lshepnng R-Ilvonds at (in-ally Reduced‘
E Rules.
and Eagle will be, sent for IpIcial lots. It (might ,
auyuhm In New York or its vicinity.
{y'all [mt-om are forbid trusting: any of Ihe‘
cmplnyt‘caof the boom of tnisilne on account.“
the owners thereof.
i l'ponappliIVlIIu to Agentsthc City of Namath.
We llrt) tune a line aewr III-.‘III M
Our
0i Nornalk It I:- .IgII-g
‘TIIII
losers, you the funnel.
{have no choice but to buy
adI Iutuge of unusual ll \IIU \l
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We Must .I-Iave Room at Once.
Holiday Goods are Coming in Daily
We must find space for them. The only way we
‘illl secure it. is by
REDUCING OUR STOCK.
The only way to reduce stoc
k is by
REDUCING PRICES.
II o limo done with :I Iona: mice.
\V I:
{Eu the prices we are the
have no choice but to sell.
that 15 If you make lid .
You
rule to take
its l‘llO nou oll'eII-Il :It the
STON TQRE.
WE WANT
‘tll
II but \\ (l s or.
El 'lS ll). ‘l I
is 95, 2LT)”, 2.: 5:) 27,54). 2:5 llll, 13.01)
17 inch rich silk plush. in all her colors, at
196.,
'20 inch riIlI rilk pin; h in IguilieI nl ll'lI .Ility, at
75c. per yard
To tIll In a c in {MI town on: of. hen in the 2‘ lllf‘ll l'll' .h Silk W
colors, at $1.31, reduced from
F. II. l;()CI{\\'()()D &
lnl‘l 7. W Sill) ‘loll 10;)”
English Seal Plush Jackets.
12?? :50 1mm 2095 ;
English ital Plush Salinas.
Elli}
at Site. Ellie. I.
5 cums more
LEElEE Fill [illlll NEWllllll‘EEl.
2.0” ll I”.
We lllllll‘ 1n Pinslls all Silks
pair
.47 :7”
They :II-
Ins-ts
reduced from Tin-
:Irp and (ll't.‘.~'\ lllllallCS, in all The (””54 :III
$l.il3.
MAIN 66 WALL STSI.
lmnin lilonkels. :It’7:
MORE ROOM.
lust to: ill :1 lieu of the ptices, and it)“
I tell that we
Linus Black Silks
m), l ‘24, 1.45),
mean
BlEEEElS Ell Flilllllll.
lit-l Blankets M title, per pair.
All wool 11- -l white lIId lllillll 'tlS at 524.93 It
I l ':IiilnIni:I Blanket, and Worth
ul SH :70 ll- 4. all IIIIIIl (‘nli-
745 in) :1 pair.
Bargains lll Ila Killian Pentium.
Call
d Crockery at half price.
:lllll sue lllL‘:§C bargains. It will pay you.
IKER The Boston Store
NORWALK, CONN.
in
.llIl' lll'i"'i.
and
III'IIJIaIIs
it is not all
covered with
.‘il‘iit‘l Plate
m
It is made in
'I'til'lt . .
IIII'II town.
.1 iso
Agent for the
celeb 'IIteIl
llCllliO‘I’ i)
ll 1 Mi h.
Plumbers and
tins
Fitters, Slate
and
Tilt Roofers.
(30.. Norv‘alk.
--.. ATW
E. K. Lockwood & Cos...
5pm: in! Price-
E. E. STEVENS,
ll l'SlC HALL Bliflifh' .
ll’ YOU WAS?
Canned Goods
Tint “Ln: put up lb 9 fall. In: have them amine
- III: ,glhcmzla
l'illtl’ LOW FIGURE.
In. an PP CilillllltEP
The Best, ht lSe. per Can.
Try Our Butter
At 28c. per lb.
Green and D in] Fruits.
Fancy Crackers of all Kinds-
TRY OUR SYRUP
Rock Candy, an'e orfitloldeu Drip; The; are
re. '
, EV|*. !§».‘ EBIVII'T'PI
150 doz. Gents’ all Linen Collars, all the latest styles, 11¢ each.
ALSO,
I50 doz.CIerits’ all Linen Cuffs, allthe" latest. styles,l3cper pr.
Remember our Gents’, Ludics’,Youths’.hlisses’ and
Children’s Underwear is of the finest quality. and :u
the low sit prices
A large and well selected stock of Ge: :ls’ Cardi-
gan J ackets at prices that we guarantee.
We have the agency for Houses Gents Patent
Shield Undelwcm‘, in all wool,
stripes and camels' hair, which
the finest ever placed In the market.
The celebrated Dents’ Gloves, tor Gents in Cadet
and and Gents length fingers
glove to be bought.
in
white, scmlcl Derby
without a doubt is
The best fitting
Have just received in our upholstery department.
an elegant sortment of Tapestry to retail irom 35c
to $1.50 per yard.
our dress goods department we \t‘mlltl cull
anClill attention to a line of Yelvetccns,
colors, wlIiclIII'c are selling for We a yard,
value at me. also hear In mind our dress Woods stock
compriscsllie latest novelties, and .It pIiCIs which
we guarantee.
A newline of Passemcutciies just received, con-
sisting of jet and silk ornmnculs, gimps, girdles,
cloak clasps, etc.
time to inspect.
black and Alargc assortment
goOd
Our line of Ladies’
- unexcelled.
All wool Blankets,
$7.50 per pair.
$3.50 each.
, m. s- s MIIT H.
No. 10 slum Main Street,
India Silks, figures and plain, Plusfzes from 65c to
$2..) 35 per yamd OuIl no of fancy titties, chair pil-
lows, chenille ornaments 1nd friurres is worth ones’
of Stamped Tray Cloths. Bis-
cuit ~s,Cloth Titlics Scarl's and. ~ plush ers Bolton Cloth
III‘ all colors, also stamped Bolton for Table Covers.
Collars, Calls and Ruchings 13
10-4 and 114' from $1.25 to
Comfortable“, full size, from 85c to
,. South N orwalk, Conn.
Norwalk Chronicler