aw
AFFAIPS OF THE NATION
The St. Itc Spends Another
Day with the Tariff.
”Hint" T\\ ll“ l IN llll "(H 31‘ i m of tho Irma. Judson vll.
m “Mal M'uluu III .Ell‘ wont." Hill I IIIIIII"
”nonunion—A Illll In the lull-rut of
“biking
to lltu'l' hut t‘IIlI MI" I IIII-l-unwut.
I'I-IIpl." \.I‘:II.iIIII"wI
“'.NIIMH‘ I. l'("I".7.~;'l‘lI w IIzItn" I: mined
IlIIII" IIsIIlIII‘IIliuu I-l lltt‘ t :t‘Ill‘ lull, lk'r'lllllllll;l
“Illl ,. "III-lulv ll, nth-h Home IIIItlII-II "out.
and. plum II'IIIIII. lit". .‘I'IIIl'thIwII I'Itllvtl ::"II-:I
III‘n (I: N'III’IllII! ll III II xii-l. III lttu IIIItI-l, tiIt
tum-I III’ Illl‘tll'fi proud -I III IE." d‘ll'lw' lIIll
V'III" IIIIIIIIWI-Iiw on ”1' mulling Illlts llu
I""I wrwd the right I I IIzl I II 1.“! IIIIII llIlll I- IIII
l. Immortal) the ' IL-a (“.II p 'lltl') III III~I .\lI'.
Hoar also re: I,,~"III.I-.l th-- I,:.5II I I url'vI» til."
I .IIIIII linen.» to th- glint I put" I I.Ip.. No
I.: .Icndincut, act-pt In t I III-I I. l'illlt’ I' hnngm.
ut' phi" titanium", “th Inn II In ulmlniu II and
lll.‘ h. ‘ll‘dll' [Irwwdud to the Consideration of
N in h~tIlI ', I: toting tonntuls.
.Ill. l'inuzli rolled attIIItioII II the [fifth
[with as In luau», girders nIIIl j'llhli. and
tuning (It ti."
ti". o l amt. \. lle IIievod to nm- ml in" II lue-
in; we tutu fro III 1 1-10 (unto pit pt und to
B-l'.‘ t.‘ l..lh
ll!" “an" as called attention to the fact that
til..- I" .tial. II; duty on these articles “ as t\|tll\~
(that to un til I'mttlsIttni late (I! 102.2 'I pm
but ; that the rate (If I'» lilt’unls Ill" pIItInIl
Irulm. II In" the littllw hill. \Inscquirnl- III I.
ill}! per cent“ and that the rate l'XI‘lIt III in ;
the manic substitute “'tltit'qthl III II III I".
per cent. lle moved to amend the tum-ud-
IIIeIIt by liking the rate III IHII with [or
pouul.
Mt" Allison append Mr. li;"I:Ii.~ l’. lIZ‘Llill‘ .
mutt. so) lug, ' Ill.“ it "aunt ll! thtI root ut the
wind: iron and steel bL‘lXultllt". lie Lad no
doubt that If the present rate of duty were
Imintuined the ("IIIIipI-tition Would Ir.- Milli"
t"icIIt,i:I a Very alts.“ time, tn break down
the pi'iws.
IIlr. AlilIichaiwoppxel Mr. llal’l‘la‘alllfi'lld'
lll'"nl.. The adoption of the nnIeInlIIIIInt, III.-
:zIIIl. would lieu-Barfly involve the remin-
lttlllnl of the hill or its ulunIlmIIIII-nt. lt
\mulIl certainly be an tilvandntunent (It the
pron-din: feature of the hill, The price: of
Itineturnl lormwi iron tin-l Met-l III-re not
excessive n...“ .
Mr. ilmtgun udi'In-tttul ill” llztltllfillllvhl.
The dist-union In.) (untmnml by linear»;
Aldrich, Harri», llocr, llnIlI-r. .l’lumlv and
I sync, lint no \"oto “'35 taken on 1h," p-udtng
amendments and the hill “'33 lnirl I'l’ltl‘, the
progreasdnring tin-day tuna" nun: right
page. '
rm: mutter TAX BILL. o
'E'ha: house begun the tll-(‘ll‘bltlil ofth-I din-c:
tax bill.
The order I".,l.It.‘I'..- in the I".
Izizi. iv. rz". :I .II (If
the hill mm m modified as t- LII... the
measure a. 3,..- -..t‘. Ul'IltT for mat: "1a. 534;».
Ant-limit mu IIIIIIie tn Imr-lx _.. mgr“)-
ment tourliing th-I Mfrring. an I i no)" ut
amendments. la) I'm:- EIIJ, lull it pro-mi I’ntile.
Mr. Casual! (-xplnnml that the" :..».I;Il-.- pur—
pooeol the hill we; to lt"litltIl in l:.' mm;
and individual» who 111i! that to): that p II"-
tionol the direct tax. I". hit-E1 was mllwtul,
After (It ("anle ("oz nputnt. on. he on.» able to
.«tnte that It: I": l "1' (.Ir. iL l .~,‘l.’>_"..’.’2.r»;:. This
did not int-ind c l?» pet" wot. commission
allowed tho fink-.." I 1‘ parties who pull the
tax. The .t: nut: It to l-.- (‘1‘.llx't"li.""l, rm." un-
collected was é"!,\flv;.,4vl
Mr. Oat” . .\ .I I mint HI" I: ti: ~ but it... III:-
constitutional and unjust. llr , In". to the
clerk‘s desk and had rtrirl tor ‘Inlurniutwn 3
series of ntnrndmezita which lit" prepped to
oll'er at the proper tints.
The tint rotunda the (mtton ms; the .» I"..;Id
permits permits \Il: IpIIH Ili:.t tux tn' thing
«lit in the (our: of t l: llIlla' to IEI It I th.»
amount pail; tint hIrIl I"-.\i\".:s (h r, in. of
action in tin ("unit of (laimv till I tit pm.
V "Lions of the cap'nre l at: -l lllAll' II I: it. l l I"-IIp
I 11:." not, and the fourth llll'LL'la' the S-‘(Il‘lfiflt’y
II! the treasury, in making," paynu-nt and act—
tlI-ment of the direct tax, to take into ac.
eount and wt all. any amount tllli' by any
state to the l'uitrzl rotate» tl_lt.l5."!' tln." III": III
June "5:, "nil-I, “to regulnt . the tit-parlfs of
public m- '12:"): "
Mr, Kerr I‘lzL} sail thnt nu.- IIt his
objections to thI-reluztcl vi the ("nit-In tax “as"
that during the you. when the tax “to; Col"
looted its: pme-I roe. iv:- l s I larg: n priu‘
for their cotton that t':e tux “1L5 really 1..
their advantage.
Idr. htmtrt ,ilft.) I"3.I:.Ir.lv:d the railing
lull In on Win . lu'lzl.‘ Iilon. ll" 5 lggtfi M1
that v.1: 'L tinr .~ not 11 ~ tl‘plus m tl".I trt". our}
the mousurew W-mll In \".I- -"" haw lo..- xt brought
forward.
13' THE Isrxtiizsr I)’2\VURKIZ€6IMEN.
3dr. Blair intrulucml in tho smote no club:
crate hill ctI‘Iitlel: “A bill t I urganiu bu-
reams of information rolati. Ig to r» inplrxy ment,
Occultfi'l-QIL‘, pants, I. tutti: of liw ii In JIl and
homo. "a.
'lhe bill prondes fur the cstnhhshmmt by
the president on nII."omI:Iv-:ItlntiIBI of Illa: com.
missioncr oblabor in ;;'."»I:,'l'flpllit'.'ll SJ’llI‘ltS of
not lag; than 101w III ur mum" than ".".I’IIOJIUO
inhuhita‘ntn of bureau." of information, pro
vided alw‘gs that th. re 53.11 he on": in each
>10“. at". d territory This human is to obtain
through the mails, the t. 10 mtpli, pcrwnal
interwar» and other investigation the most
complete information obtainahlc in regard
to the matters reform] to in the title o! the
bill, opportunities for employment. llfl'fillties
and character of such employment; the rust
, of living in those localities, price." and quali—
, two of lanis, personal property and trans-
portation; the opportunities tor education,
etc The 1 menu is to establish, at lath: once
. a month, in newspaper iorm orin some news—
in the district, the information ob:
"fined, or at least a compendium of it,"aml
itempply information without charge to
those who seek it. It in mode the duty of
the t and the house of representatives
to provide that all public moor y expended
nndfl' contract or othermse on public build-
' infi, rivers or harlnrs. lortillcations rascals
In] all”! public work»; shall be paid to
Ann-"Ian citizens, or persons nhohaic mode
I declaration of their intention to lmcome
. Amwlotm citizens and who, becominv com-
. potent arc needy of employment, git" in", . the
p‘elomnce to those who l’L‘alIlt! In the V k -.nity
. at the work.
The Mlnc fire Spreading.
' RED JACKET, Mich. Dec. [—1112 tire in
No. Habit“ of the Calumet mine isgrontor
since last Friday. The smoke is pour-
from the shalt and from the loose ground
wit In muncuw v alumni. Despite all et-
. m tent it, the fire seems to be
Mfifidergruund '
, Candidate: [or State Capital.
“Yummn. ’l‘., Doe. I. ~A3|nkton au-
that“ flgum out the population of the.
eight cities 01' Dakota M fellows:
1035: Fargo. 0,000: Grand
immune new Jnmcsto
Mauls; Huron, 3,040; Ra
.Y
'Blouxl'ntlfl
F‘l’é‘h’ l ”we
Iy,’,3 m
« me Not by Ili- Guablluz Debts.
I‘ "RAW: Deut.~Apoutionm
. m éourt mm
”2:11:00! trauma. some
I
(“It lmn. I
ll'ull and stwl CullllIllltlllIIlih in '
fl" ,
m». ......»- ... ..am-ul-
(Illll Oli'S AllllYLW
mason x, lOUltTH QUARTER, III-
TERNATIONAL SERIES, DEC. 0.
.,~-,......,
1-8 " Co.
nit Vernon J. awhimlI-n Tut. Zerh. Iv.
Huumontury by Itu". D. M. Slur-u.
I
i
l [Mdenml (rum irmn Helper nurturt)",
I
rmiminn Int ll. ti. llotlnnui, 'IIIlI-IIh-lt
blinlwr l I
The httllltni'lll' (It the tin-story of ltll‘ttlllfll‘
I *lht‘jllil'Tt'flrllr Ilauwnn, mt given In our
[ Ital. lI-wm, mix that they tommk the Lord
and IerII-II idol», then tlnir enmmoe op.
. pmml tlII III, the II tlwv l‘TlNl unto tho but!
I lnthtu tlI~II"I-- 24ml llummnlI‘IpJungIetho
gal‘llt'It'n'l lllI III, the Inn] IIIIIII' “llll the
JutlgI; utter the judge'a IlIIIItII lltt‘VHltllt'll
ngmn, “L'I‘U nguin Iippreml, I-n‘eIl, \Iel'o
3;:aiIIIlI-"I-,1I\IrIIl IIIIdtlIustlIcy liI"III, shining
”and I‘vtwttl ing. The book of Judges opens up
to Ila this history and tells us who the oppres-
sors \\ ere and II" ho the deliterers “I re u h: In
Gall" ll\l"l up; tho manner (lllll duration ol‘
the": Hi III-II unumqionx, ltllIl tlIeIIIIIIIIIIrof
. the Illlulmlh't'. with the number of 3mm
they I". .II l. Up to the prtaent hmmtlm
opprun ~I".~ “I n.- thallium (If llmup Itmnm,
Moi“, .m It‘ :IIIautI {or periods oleight, eigh-
- :l l‘It' II 0' \I-nw; the dolinrers “or.
i, l"ZI.-.:Il In". t Stuuzlgnr, Deborah and
. " and the wars n! 1134 “me forty-
cgh. r nml tutti war." rwpvtlvelx. Jitter
the n: L of Deborah iuut Baird: the
next (ppm-«mm were tho Mitlluuirm, who
for .." . :I .‘" .II"IIlI:IIlI"-‘.rut l3" vaprtmd 1 Incl
Rh ;-. (II-It mlletltlnlwn to ll‘ thIir ulIliII rI-L"
, TlIeII-Iwuwlui lllstflllllllltl thenppenraliiv of
1. rd to him is found in the premium
I ("lira-".".“” “'llll'l) wele "II"II that. the wtret of
h: 7 I III-I". ._.- s .I . III" III" inn!" and Jtltlp, ... of III.» peo-
“Go In thi.. thy might. h. Ive not I ht" It tin-m
our: ‘I_." lwi I he with tin-c" Iii, ll 10,. uh: ("h
ls pm the sut’ctuf the life of I very true lie-
lItInII" twlny. lid-ingenwurnvul IIV (IoIllIo
oI"II"":I.rI-"II his father's altar tn llziztl
built an altar untu tho Lord no.1 nil. red sne-
hike;
and gathered on nrtnyol :i‘.‘,IM.llllt."ll. To
dart»; lesson tells “I of tin
unity dot n tv DIM Int-n \‘ullll “hum UIJJ'
trio I :ht l -rutl‘u llt ~lIIer; lllt'.‘
l. ‘ "..lernlylnm! uho la tiids"on.
siguitiudin "teller or lt“llbl.’l',” and is It type
judo uh.- I":IIIII.I tII IlI"~"!:"IIy
theui. Vilma-.1 “ho “ill lIrIIi :allln under
our hot IIlIot'tly. ll . \"I'." "I: ll II- tum)" "vat of a
pawl-null)" inthv- tribe of M II. 1w .I (I I, 15),
butt. .espirit .If Ilu:1.-r.l quniitlul him for
him :I M II. ~'ul l-n-lI I" c- l mrn IIIfllt‘lltKh‘t‘l
tine
wise nit-l llll';l'.l}' lll'll 1w tie-l. Inn)" glory in
II Lut’. l. SIMS lt
signttits “II .17.: i“lel‘ with
. IIUiIl unit \I" us" It {Lunl II} hiafnthcr;
um: 1 Il- :I-l mertlirotin the altar of llnztl:
(\l, Ll,:L".I; itnn} mnuillto iiiml \Iiththo
"‘ .Ind livl .II (I‘m! t'III- . Lin»: limbo
l: tum rth: """."I.
(11le wli .".nIl Lt
heart (”.".-I" 2:!
good mi “5-,.“ he 5 ."us- If this. that.
just estri. ._I. .. .t'I Lurlspcvi; t tiiIlennJlo
is Sgt-akin: it }II'.1lIlI»ittlt:+\'."ur-i;uud
until yuzi um II'IXX'M of this “In LlIlIlu will unvor
hon \"vry prm-iIIIIs leJlQ In _\"«I;;. "Tim [Ivnple
are tun III IIIV III I I~I.I(l Linn:
themdrrs : . \: Inztllmmunny
Burt-l)". “lit"!l I numb-Ii with tliegn" It host.
of .‘Jiiégn. ..IIIl )"It (Ind s.""I_\II titre. .Ire tI"
1:23:25". Numlxm :m- not to (iul It‘lmt tin-y
- III II . and urztil on ."";In so.» the uthI-u
I “ll: . Una rather than the -.-. umnltituda
win»: re o2" lyi‘ lash v“):- Ii: all no: he Valium. for
.“.”
" ("thur .. His people to"lla
' Illeut. xxxi, 6, 7. ml;
", xxiii, II; 1'3. :xvii, HI;
othersJ Then» is one
~ win. [II Inc, ought to cure all
LI l'l;r."~ III" Christ, and “it in
_ .‘illlLIb‘ ILIII nor be dismurhged
till li— hm. I judgmn-nt in the earth.”
It. '":'l‘lII 1mg! .‘.l'c wt. human)"; lyring
thezzidvmn unto the water.nnd l willtry
thtm II-r tltmtlm’v 1132,0110 was acorn-
:ztivel;::~1mll tinny with which to con
tend with Multan, what shall we thiul." of
only Inuit}; and what must.Gideon have
[bunglit when the Lord said to him, "Tb
people nreyct too many." The process of
woztheniu:;Il-Iirit our apparent strength for
“file: e i.; not on untuutnion one; but. the
Lord l: I: W's uh“: ii» 15 doing, and Lle must
haw Well‘tritrl material; faith says, "Even
so, Father; (and yields and obeys, although
it termsm "onud more like courting utter
failure I. Inmight h.":\c said, “Lord, it
You 2:11"! mouxu it“; than 10,1”) 1 cannot
go tori: Would be sheer madneSa; 'lInt he
evidently hart no such thoughts; he was not
managing this lItlSlnm and he had perfect
confident-9 in the Lord.
5—7. “lly the three hundred men that lap-
ped witl I save you.” The 10,000 wen
brought downto the wet "to drink; 9,70)
knelt down tI drink, whit Ithe other 300
titted the Wa‘cr to their months with their
hands, and that» simple test decided who
should go. What a little thing, and wltntI
was more in it: why should not a whiter
kneel down and take a good drink,mtd flint
virtue was there in lag-ping it like It (10;! It
mu simply a matter of self indulgence or
gratification in a very innocent and harmle-
thing, but. it was at I: rely critical time. The
three hundred seemed to feel the importance
of the wort; before them so much, elr
heart? were soset on the con nest of heir
enemies and the: deliverance 0 their in
that they had no time nor inclination to
think of their own personal «use or comfort
orgratitiention; theirs was a whole hearted
an ice for their God and their country. and
this test “as God' 5 way of selecting them. Ln
the matter of the fearful one: it Ismy to not
why they should go home, but it is not to
en. fi), at first I lit, to sea whythesetlflil)
should he set II de, until we remember that;
anything less than complete and persistent
claim] of self in things harmless in them-
selves but eudcucing a desire for self ease w
indulgence, is unbecoming in followers o:
Him who pleased not Bunsen-did dnot
ovgn will—sought not His own sin
“So the people took victum.
and their trumpets." W hen‘ the ttmeot con-
flict. was, we see the” divided Into three
compinles
left ndnnd II trumpet in hisrightlmid,
more: upon their captain,
liq does (until) “01$.pr ppolphtgl“
ov'ex'yterr." ram 9 want in
whichithndm been Mud utthe Inn“:
nd the?
sword
Woman
{mm M
pl- ‘\\. as lntl user "with" (It tin-Lord to him .
(Hill ‘
the spirit (It the Lord I-nnte upon I
him, he blew n trumpet, sent out lll(‘.-.it.‘llg(‘l’8 i
tinr, ' (at that?
(titlt “ll .
‘; AlltlllTEt‘T.
of t.:-.~ l/Irnl Jmuthv great III-livvrur nudi
the Works of;
AI. .I"1\. S. GIBSON,
the “III" is to “hit" it he “3:" . t nllc I and mailef
l.II,Ill:ll and the “".-41k tnI In. ‘onnll theI
. Lll flux jlul Hr pride 1.
'"t Iii, it ll‘ulllll only hear tha_
" in me I would III- strung and of.
Gui
3. ‘" "lemmeur ts tmrfui :.t‘.Il afraid, le.;
[1.222 r» -tu I " ihis was in In IIIIMIIIIIIT wilhil
the law, ill the reason “as. l(~.~‘. they should
mil In ti to he to. Irful :IIIIl faint hearted.
a). It" I A I pilot I ." Ill I 'IItll‘R’Tvl per-
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Architect". and Civil lI‘IIgiIIeer,
l'IInI. IIlIIs Plans. hpIciIleatIon'n and NIpI-tlnleml-
II (I; II I" the ("IIIu-tructitm or sun dump: mu
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TERMS ill}. 8805A ”LE
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50. Noniullt l'. 0. Box 775.
t P1III.NDHkIu‘
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Agent tor the refit-brain]
Bohmor PIHnoa.
lmrkoood‘a [lull Building, Somali." I‘unn.
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\l'm-lnzrgton Hm 1, South NI-rtulk loll} film
lOI; "ant-I. vim: lit: up: 'lc ".II IImInurch, “liter
bury. Tut. ll (It
l’inI:ol',ortt- Organ and Musical‘
Composition.
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rim)" r5 I311 mm: ...... . Plum Insurance Co. of Hartford
2. " l'iII." Lrirtl sail mat-I lluthI." Did your AND
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hm: I-Il Hoot III-"Ir. and Employ-mutt Uttire.
(AIMAIN b'l'.. 50. NUltW ..\[ K. CT.”
J. C. (‘RUWIA
Carpenter and Builder.
Ian: filml‘ltld anal blimnteseiten
J 3le mo! nit kIuds promptly unlined to
.tholymIAnn rtmt. mar AIL-In
P. 0.110: “at with Namath Ct.
Ill-I n" It."-
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Attachments Pan.- Neetlt- s. ”('12 III: tnmiihwl.
Gallcrsl Repairing (It all hind-a and makes of
Sewing Mntliines. .M sllAIl. KR.
In 31qu St” no. Nor-milk $55”
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Snmwr to L. E. Quinmd.
ELECTRIC NIGHT BELL IN 'l'lll"! OFFICE.
.‘Io. I Knight St tertdence 5 Elm 5'...
SS!) 3m Nurwnln, ( mm.
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Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the My or contract.
little {out o! lluwland St. on Water. RU. llox tilt.
SOUTH NOBW'ALK SAVINGS BANK
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Erin: . :Chl allowedon D :;I"I~". 'ts
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J( 'llN ll. l’BllltlS. \"mv l’rzs ;
JOHN ll. K‘N’Al' l’.. ‘ I. n! c 'l 'rur.
“you llnti
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George II. Bu) Inomt,
FURNITURE DEALER !
And Furnishing Undertaker.
C- "" and see my lame stock of all kinds of fun". hurt-
so Ill-In smut, Norwulr.
.- .Also mm“ to tarnish everything Item-"sat
In... Interment at "tiedmd, day or night. Tut I- l-ph
connection with rczfdenie No.” I. chktey platt-
31:21 10. 61:1
HOMERHHOYT,
J EWELER
1 5 Railroad Plnco,
llaa always in neck a full line of
Columbus, Waltham.
night. Springfield,
HID—-
NI).
Non-Magnetic Watches.
French and American Clocks,
Motto Silver Ware,
Diuinonds udFtno Jewelry. ,
;. llII" int." IIi (L. S 0':
I tILr [muses on: of superior quilt)" and
? l rites. 1"
lu- C n In ,
Sen" tug Machine Supplies,;
Undertaker & Enthahuer.‘
(up
one
...“...mw.
A FliIIII LINE 1““
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. llurd Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mutts,
fiend-thing new. tit-wt thing out.
W. O. QUINTARD,
IUSII‘ HALL BIAN'K.
Slate Roofing
-——~ 409-
We are prepared to do slim elm job at
SLATING—
ltt titlitv "ANHIHK. HA5? IIANGOB. 0f
I'IENAIIGYE SLATE
"IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
l‘IIrtieII wishing shite routing mliouhl cut! (III III
~"l'l0l’t’ nvItIIrucllI-I: eta-where.
A. BACK 6!. 00.
Wilton EL. foot of Unvilnnd South Namath
E. C.WHITNEY’S ART STORE,
375 Main “trout.
NI. NURWAX K. .
—~- . 40. ~—
FRAMING at lowest nricet.
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Full line at Artists’ Matertals.
.J. 'l.‘l€lh"l‘]{l\l\l.
()P'J‘ICIAN.
83 Main St.. South Norwnlk.
\Isnnl lmxn-rleetlonn dettec ed mil corrected.
"(mid firm-tuner, Hiding Bomb null l'rn- (Ital-em
“.".,l
THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST 01:
EMeats,
Poultry,
”AND—~—
Vegetables,
.\EIII.".5-I helium! at a moderate prlre would do well
to call at the
[III III Marl
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
tlrr'tr: ml:
=4 0' Ity
_./
Jlllllfllllt Sillil‘llfllll, ll‘flllS.
-———0F——
ILL GRADES“
AND AT
Lowest Prices 1
-————-—<u-——-—
The Best Goods for
the Least Money
...—AT—
H. S. BRUWN’S
Boer" & snot: STORE,
mind: it mm, 3.1003
autumnal» maximum». “
’-..;.7IIIIIII‘s1IIE£r. «
......” WW
“"3200an .II
'Iétul and good» (Min-ml :0 any part
”......“qu .... , , www.m— . .... 0......» .. .... ”...... ..
Gent’s Scarlet Underwear III (35 (Its. worth 90 ets.;IIt 80 (Its.
W01“! $1.15; at 90 (Its. worth $1. ‘5; III. $1.50 (extra value.)
worth $2.00; at $1.04 worth $2 2».
One lot Gent’s white undcrw .:II III :28 cents Worth 4:, cents.
LIuliet-I’ white underwear at 'l‘hn, lilo, 850,1.19 and 1.25,
considered good \ Itluo tit 50c. , 7m , 1.00, 1.25 and 1.50
° NAPKINE.
50 down all linen napkinsfi l-le-I, I'm 1. 40 per dozen. 'lhese
gnndn are cheap III " "'
.....I
WHOLESALE PRICES 0N CLOAKS.
These must he sold to make room for Holiday goods.
68 Washington St"
UNDERWAR
.... WWW «animate: who... ......“ ..- ...», .... ,. .....I.--.~
Sill" llaIIIdkeI "chiefs and Mnlllers III profusion and :It pricen
that suit all. "
lIlllllt'h" all linen colluis and out]; III III" We have the agen-
(Iy I'm" the III chtric Brand of lInIliI S colhus :IIIII mils, which
me the tin: .xtmI the market. WarrIIIIted 2100 linen. "
MBRELLA
\V (‘ nth-I the finest, and III the 6: mm time, the ehnpest line of
these goods ever shown In this vicinity.
And still our specialties are in dress goods in dress trim
minus, iet silk, and worsted; and III silks, vele-tq IIIIIl plush
es, in all shades and prieso .
Gent's line in" regular Inntle hose ttl We. put" pair.
SOOFIELD d: HOYT,
South Norwalk,
We Have Reeelved 4.800 Guns of the
Celebrated Dew Drop
Sugwn Cur.“ 'Ecuimmswnpmirmq,..Itlsvlieart Cherries, l’inc—
apple. Sueeotitsh. Lima Beans, lurllet Poms, Strut" Beans,
Po aches, Peas, llluebetries, Blackberries Lobster, &(I.
These guodnnre the llllel packed and put up for those who
("on appreciate .I lint ("lass :ll‘llt'lt‘, and no sh: Ill sell them :It a
reasonable pm (I.
These goods take the lead and our sales exceed our expec-
tation. The host is the cheapest. Controlled and sold III this
city and town only by
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
70 ‘VALHI II I" (i 'l‘( )V '9'1‘ 1% lIJlG'l‘.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
~— AT THE OLD STAND 0F———
'1‘. BURR GUYER &I SON.
SPB IHGWOOD.
ALI. “RIDERS FILLED I'RIHIP'I‘IIY.
' ...—.”....—
IFITY FOLKS llNl) l'l TI) l‘llEl'll ADVAI {FAIIE T0 'l'llAl‘ l") “'1?” US.
GIVJ'J IT‘S} A TRIAIJ: '
In All Sizes andfiGood Values.
l. I llllllllillllllll I: Still,
85 Washington Street.
am hi II III fill his I
MEMNI INIIERWEAII
South .Norwalk.
W. B. ISIALL‘SIIIO.
BRIDGEPORT.
3-" V "‘L
SpeCial lniportation.
BY ' WHITE IINE STEAMER ”BRITANIC.”
We III". etlmdaymtcrtd III the Cotton llnu-c at this pint one lot 0! silk W.» ’lp lie: .Eret: a moth:
which are in all thII non" Sliddt"—"8l.-0 all th( mtmm :5 (I! the Best llinrk llei. tle'trtn ladies (on saw
one | n tit III" alt-mini: trout those lot-I
BROADCLOTHS.
ll II nlro 0th,: our own importation, titty piece! 0! Latins Broadcloth, (In ninth we ,g-n .Iantu- :I rav-
Hmof {.0 tents Anti. “In”. 985 "fulfil. at). 5.8991 I ”I! “XIII" rbnd -
Em Wide W00
0! our mm imponntion. One ("use 0! Inc tilde-t amt best Henrietta Cloths ever limit ah! to this
mullet “ill be oil red to day" , also 8 IImp: ll. c o' multutn grudmI or Culimerek and Henriettas, l Ich-s, 7:34
cults '..LIc, 5%., (like , 75c, we" and 9":
COMBINATION SUITS.
We shzillopen to any one hundred new and Inautifni suite and only one of 1 style will he .«Jld in the
"75 CENTS.
12.0 Pltcea of Rich mack Rhndsmes Culondi‘thndamce IIIId‘Blnek Fania, our best St (Algoodi at 75
An Unusual Opportunity to Buy the Renowned (Brunet A". Clc
Blaok Silks. .
At. Low Prices.
To stimulate the silk trade we prepare to fi-llduring the present week nu: lots 0' Rich ll: nck (Irm-
Grsln Ellis, the genuine GL'IN ET goods, at the lollmvin- pricet: 85cm. $100 31.15 31 "25. 8! .35 per
yud. Thom 1m low Mum tor rich Btnek hith- bnt they no not II corrupx uniting} low grade (II goodII:
on the century they are marl:- M an excellent qIIIIltIy of pi: e lllk, wit. "Ch an llllIll‘Olm‘ and I!
lemons tor perv co In any silk in the world.
[Dome Ind we wlnt we nonouuce the best value thnl ha: been sold tar as your»
Fallie Francadse .
Alototm lea-zlmchuwtde the nine 1.75 nail willbcopeuodtod- at t."t
mammgflmtnmdtyhm.m ’ q w. y . '
. Colored Franoa1se.
mum -two new mm, the am grate that we hue nmny sold It at 5, will be note! It 8! to In
"W. B. HALLIIIco
No such
CUMSTIIBII Bills...
lama placed in stock their full line of
I
Man’s Youth’s & Boy’s
CLOTHING
For Fall and Winter.
fiflMllflIIlIBIIIIS.
lnsu "knee Building,
...... Masonic lluildihg
30. Norwalk Norwulk.
uOUSESJND LOTS
FOR 8 ALE
Situated on Main Street, West Avenue, Taylor Avenue, Elm—
wood Avenue lilonrde Street Woodward Avenue, Lowe Street,
f‘oncord Slit-(It, Spring Street. Corner Summit and Golden
lliil Sll',‘3C'lS Ilnvilnnd Street, Corner Union and Franklin
Ween, Echelon bwtflll ...»... ".." ,.
I Emmi“ "I . ,9
LQTS
Situated on 'llain Street, Cm. er Taylor AVHIIIe and Wes
Street, Taylor Avenue, West At": one, Hillside Mace, 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 F routing on the Carriage Bridge.
IIIIII I IIIIEII.
REAL ESTATE AND .IlISllBllIflE llEN'I'S.
washington st. South Norw
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