m m onus um
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Waaioa for divorce. from the tint
hich an
0‘ hbanamuta of 129.”
fifilfldlhtwhilamcoanivancoor col
3“ H to which of adultery lac:-
> . .yatanactioa of divorce may
“am by thcconacnt and
.. '0 anal-r uau tho pvactioa of amounting
canniamoat pernicimnand
very danger» and alime-
E
mammaruuamunm
“(byword- of tho [recording-hon” ha
”lath. public. Whilowa recognizotharaar
“d thrillers-trifling the aloof such no
fiy‘waanof thoopinion that thankle-
haarftntathanuhlteityot such record- than
,' ”hawthormy.
.. - Ion Judges Beaded.
all War the familytieaud thomor-
‘ unanimity-roof t. impor-
fl‘aao. and author through judicial tarantula
art ”it“ negligence mmthcyhoimpcriicd.
12’," lbw-am not enough judgutotmract the
, ' (tourmaline peoplawillelectmorc;
“Dim-ad not raferoawhoareelcctad
umwmwtmtm
'.'b&lloattaationof the judge-of the
pleas totho lyncra of enter-
aad flag papcra ohaervnd in the
. darkof that court. Buchayatcm
thMmumwwnlueua-m—
aithcrof groan MM or wilfnlfahi-
The Will of our courta of justice
“bumaudtruthful at humannkill
“Myanmaketham.
Hard naps for Attorneys.
Womblhoattantiou of thehar to the dung"-
o-miou of attorneys allowing their name:
toblledlnutimainwhichthcyharenothun
m. andwhich in realityaro conductedhy
dam; and in this connection wefind
a min Wright so allowed his profemioual
”when-amandwhilc hiswholc conductia
tbs-Mannheim of criminallnteut,
mummyhavo beanimposcd upon,”
.mdm. Wealaocnli the atten-
hdthowaltarmof thonapremeeourtof
” f. to the unprofessional «induct
tithe-normed thooillcers of that court,
”Matthew leeks.
.Ilndga Book-tavern Part.
’ Ibmuat the decree of divorcecould
Int hat. horn obtained without sanction of
”Wren Thatnanctlon was obtained
.mlly deceit and impootnre, and partly by
at! yudichl negligence or judicial collusion.
I by negligcnoe. mach was immutable; if by
anion, and: was criminal. We have not
thich His acts were the acts at a
: performed in bid judicial capacity. Tho
g, kw. nmadriscd, prutcctsajndge from indict.
.patuwdl an {mm private suit for acta per-
W by himln his judicial capacity, whether
.fiactahaaruneousorcormpt. But the law
lath-tinned a proper tribunal. when! judicial
46;!chan may bcinqniredinto.
‘ na Grim Wu Cmplracy.
Wait) antimpma to Judge Bookstarv-r corrupt
Without-not profitor gum—such actions
“mmtbonlymm bywhich the beach
1.! holdagndcd and judicial usefulness im-
W lieglrct. remismmandcomplaisanco to
“atomic produce like results. and.aa
kha- nhowu in the Flack cue. allow a wicked
“criminalcmpirncy tobecarriedonandcon-
matedmdcramrent sanction of the law.
thin has been laborious. compli-
atodandfatlofintriaciaa. We are of opinion
diamothcrthingtheaimcof conspiracy
tan hora, committed. The conspirators, from
.tlah’pndfloninlifatheir knowledgoandcxperi-
”Whammahlaltoaoahroudthciramion
BuWhgand discovery were made
.de
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t.
W at the Action.
Buchwarraniawmissnedforthesheriif
find the other! indicted with him andall
Tutu appear in court today except Civil
"Juanita-en, who is too ill toleavehia
hidaadwhowillfurnishhail forhksuhao-
qaent Tho indicted persona
. ' ”who mrpriaed at theactioaoftho
m and ladle-h ll “Italian.
m,0a.1.—m firstjointappear-
a d Edwin Booth and Mme. llodjeaka
'Omdahthaopcningofthdrm,
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“lop-autumn» m The play
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g. . utdllmr. asl’or.
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‘umu Sbakqiearianimpenonatora
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janniathhcity.
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Dar Horns, 1a., Oct. L—Tho W.
fflm (1a.)npncial syn-.KKBillinp,
‘wbyn‘convicudof murderinthe noon-d
“ hanienoedtothopenltaitiaryfor
. m mam Cacao Suicide.
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Ofllcanoftb NowYork antral havaant
yathnanahloto Ix tho hlataaforthoaed-
dint whiohtook plan. at Palatino Wu
nation, wharahy four pawn worn killod and
a W injured
Timothy 3m. a bricklayer of Elin-
hathport.N.J..andathtla
dean-hip finrvia, «untitled aulclda by
overboard on that third tlayaflcv
tho altip loft W
‘l'llua yonng Indian of Imla. Iuico.
whoimtafortunaat thogamiug tablo.han
committed Iuicido.
William llnmy, charged with martial-
ing his wife in floutb Bunion, has pleadcd
not ‘oilty and was unumittod without bail
for trial.
This new llariomUp-ra imam at New York
baa lam Annual.
(ion. ’11. I. Lansing. of ('anandalgua. N.
Y., to aim]. llo was 72 yearn of ago.
Hort Burger, mu iroamrcr at
W, has anMulezlnaa deficit in
Antwan» music. pf Munich,“ m
1'“. Calhmm. J. I). Williamaun. nutty
Jackson and John King, principala and neo-
orubt in tho recent (.‘allvmn-Williammn duel,
havo horn placed undcr (500 bonds toamm
in oottrt on lice. I.
Tho floral hall on the fair grammhi at Air
tica. N. Y., wan ale-droyal by iiro. Damage,
“an”.
Tho jury ham disagreed in the unit of
Harry Mott ngaimt the (’aniral Vermont
railroad for damage» sustained in tho acci—
dent at Hartford. Tho trial laaiml three
weeks.
J. l). lltmt, the young man whomlvortio-d
himself and hint. James llrown l’ottcr by
dealing the lattcr’a jowelry last winter, has
escaped from jail in Washington.
It is estimated at the treasury dcpartment
that the reduction in tho public debt during
September will amount to SliLleJII).
Leopold Neulaud, a native of Austria,
aged 82, took a dose of poison at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Rosa Green. ntiitr.’ Brooms
street.
Meyer Hanlou, a tmlur, to years old, of
1235 Aroma! 1), mmmittod suicide at his
hour} by shooting himself through the head
with a revolver. The reason given for his
act was the fact that be was not able to pay
a bill of mo that he owed.
FATAL PISTOL DUEL.
An Editor and n Shcrlff shoot
(Miter to Ila-nth.
NEW (thwarts, La, “cf. 1.“le Tilllesr
Democrat‘aspacial from liobclicu. IA, says
that Lee C. McAIpin, sheriff of Yemon par—
ish, was shut and killed by A. ('. Poole, ed-
itor of The Vernon News, in a duel with
pistols. Poole also lost his lilo. A new
paper coutrriw by between the two men led
to McAlpin being; clmllcngcd by l’ooln to a
Each
duel. lesltcr'tfl' paid no hood to tho chul- .
lcnge and it was repeated.
Poole thou entered the shoriirs otiice and
uttered a verbal challenge. Both dmw pio-
tols, Poole firing first. McAlpin emptied
the contents of his pistol into Poolo's bead,
killing him instantly. McAlpin dicd in a
few hours from a wound in the abdomen.
Texan Fever at Erie.
Butt, Pa, Oct. l.—'l'ba Tens fever has
broken out in the southwestern part of Erie
with fatal cflcct. That section of the city
was infected by a herd of Texas steers shipped
here by Armour 8 Co. The cattle broke
away and attacked mcn and children, creat—
ing a panic. The entire territory coveral by
the cattle is tinder the banof the disease, and
a score of milk cows have died within forty-
cight boom and as many more are deathly
sick. The fact that a dairymau’s stock is
stricken has created a panic among the pa-
trons of his dairy.
Grandpa Killed. lint Baby Saved.
JERSEY Crn', Oct. l.—Herman Carman,
aged 70 years, of 856 Nawur
pushing a small carriage
granddaughter acrms the k of the Penn-
sylvania railroad at the and of the Bar—
gen hill tunnel when an express train
within a few feet of 9 old gontleman
was in the mid k and cure the
carriage a vigorous s ro that carried it and
the baby out of danger. Before he could
himself clear the rails the pilot of the engine
struck and instantly killed him.
Biotin; Hungarian.
Putuarsucno Clmn, Pa, Oct. L—A
Hungarian christening at Allport, No. 10
collicry, four miles from here, culled ina
riot in which a Hungarian named Mike
Ketch was killed and two other: seriously
hurt. Four of therioters are in jail and the
police unlocking for several others. It is
not certain that the murderer has been
arrated.
Booming John L. for Congress.
Ilootox, Oct. l.—A meeting of sixty or
.yuaty Fourth district Democrat- .war hold
attbafihurmanhome intiie interact of John
I... Sullivan's candidacyfur congrem in that
district. Euloginiic speeches were roads and
plans laid for securing the Champion’s nomi—
nation at the expiration of the Hon. J. B.
O‘Neill's term.
A Murderer on a Stretcher.
Pmumtmo, Pa, Oct. l.—-Secloy Hop
kimthemurdcrcr of hinwifo andmothar-
in—law in thin plaooonlhe Maigwaataken
to tho Belldontc county jail. Beelcy, it will
be renumbered, attanpted suicide after the
killing. Ila is in such acoudition that itwat
necessary to carry him to the railroad station
on a ttretchcr.
Shipped with $18,000.
Now Yontt, Oct. 1,—Anothcr Italian hank-
cr has jumped the town, taking with him
about US$11) of his dcponiton‘ money. Thin
time the defaultcr in Leopoldo do lamard‘u,
who conductcda banking home at 4| Part
duct and also supplied the New York Cen-
tral and other railroads with cake worker!
at 815 a head.
Ram’s Application Denied.
Chicano, Oct. l.——Judgn McConnell ha:
denied Kane's application for an ordor on
the state's attorney to giroupthoavidanct
against him '11» Judge held that to tutor
thathtetodothkwmld practicallycompol
tho prnancutlon to show lia wholecnnapitfl
all th- prhnuorl.
”q..-__Il Badfrwy to Mt.
ram-hum aut-
m [ninth aadforacupval-
aalatnMI—hmarrandhtahplaou
calor.f,hthh:y,huwa-Jatkm
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lira. Frances Hodgaou Bore
aett’a Reputation handed.
Wilt! WWI! “Milli PAC 35".!er
Al’ataaaalaahbya Vanna-Wanna”
lend to Ila a "acum— from Ira
'laihrao’o nova! ”*W"-m Dar
no“ lay. It “Advartlaia' m
Witt, 0d. l.-—'l‘ha an” cribs-wit
an alwayu altar ao-a lamina author’- anal:
hat-at lantptagflpoathat of In. Franco
and” Burl-ti. Thny My man ha'oi
ataaliugtlwontiroplot andmuduf thadln
logic of ”little lord Fauntleroy” from Ira
A. ’l'. Winthrop. an anpiriutt American My
who haul appealed to her foradrioo aadxnid
anon. Tints-startling awn-am h halodupon
a [run l‘nll‘d lialtitwro. July I, which hat
hmadhcwul during the pool. weak at tht
Garrick and Athotwmu chill, and whichhat
jun. bow publlnhul all iit’fl' [Intuition the
authority of Mr. Hatilln l'larim, mm of tht
best known litrrary rovivwcmi and play-
wright-t in London. "a aaya thathorocoivod
thl! loin-r from Washington from Mr. A. A.
Hayes, in whmn it you. originally adrift-ad.
"Wlll’rrtl‘ Wit-t l'ltd flawl-
Wmvlutrer who ma'hI'thia lottnr whit:
«ya that it was not to a literary paper in
America. but It wan minim-ad through the
iafluonco of friotula of Mn. Burnett. The
name of tho now] from which “Little Lord
Fauntlcmy" la ant-god to have lmn ntolon in
callcd “Wilfrid,“ lt wan pttliliulml in Now
York. The hero, Wilfrwl, is a wry magm-
ing boy. tho non of a ('apt. Fcrrun, an oili-
ear of tho English army, who made bk
father furimts by umrrying a l-‘ronch wo
man. Capt. l-‘crrars was disluhoritcd by
his fatiwr, and ho and his wife die, having
their cbibl, Wilfred, to ho brought up by a
licncvolcut woman, thc ulster of lht‘ nurse at
the limpital, to which lira. l-‘crrani had
been takcu. Through lilo agcncy of a
philanthropic memla-r of parlialucnt Wit.
[roll in rcotornl in bus grannlfatluvr, the Earl
of Lindisfarnc, and gum in livo with him.
The old man dotos mum him.
Many Similar I'm-gas.
Clarke from both “Wilfred" and “Little
Lord Fauntleroy" showing tho same ideas
promoted in ckat‘ily similar lnnguago,and
hcr treatmcnt and sequence of cvcry im—
portant incident in both novels. Mrs. Bur-
nctt, who is at prcscnt Hopping in London,
war; quiiottnawarc of tho. stomt gathering
about hcr howl until a mrrcspmdout calls-d
upon hcr and infurmcd brr about the mattcr.
Mn. ltnrnctt Doc» Not Know "or.
“I have not tho. least idea who lira Win—
throp is," said Mrs. Burnett, “and not tho
slightmt mum-mm of cvcr having given
hernnyadvivc or of reading her books. I
rcccivo hundreds of letters every year asking
for udvicc, sumo of which I try to answer.
and l got N'nrm of books asking for opinions,
most of which I ncvcr ever think of reading,
bot-our» l have not the limo.
A Shh-tn! Atlvcrtlslng Scheme.
“Evcrylxnly who knows me and my boy
Vivian, knows that 'Littlc Lord Fanatic
roy,‘ is based upon his personality, that the
dialogue is tbt~ roprmlucfion of his actml
chatter. Somebody named Winthrop may
have writtcn to me for advice and have
afterwards sent me a book. but I have no
recollection of it. “'hoovcr she is, l (W
gratulatcberupun bcr shrewd sc'ocmo for
getting an mlrcrtiswmeut for her revised
edition at my cximnsc."
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A Prohibitinnhl Nominee.
.‘itiuxmx. IV“, .i . Hut. L"Thi‘ Prohibition
city : nur't-ntinu hm il’iilillllllc‘tl Elias F. Mur-
row, a lawyer. for "my-1r. Tb.- platform
urges tho cxtrrmilmliv .n of the liquor tmillc
in the interest of workiugtnen, and denounce:
the Republican and Democratic portion for
the non‘enforccmcnt of the Sunday lawn.
“My dear,“ said Mr. Thomsouby, after
l‘uteningfor halfan hour to Mrs. Thomson-
by's oration on tho virtuoso of getting home a
little earlier 0’ nigbu, “do you know how
you diner from one of these patent detective
cameras!"
“No. 1 don't."
“Well, the camera is arranged to shut itself
11an thine one-hundredth: of a nomad "~—
Snr'mclldd Union.
Cowhidcd by an llulitor'a Wife.
81 Lona, Oct. 1,—il'illiam ('. Young.
floor walker for a Broadway dry goods
house, was publicly confided in the store by
Mm Baron, wifc of Abraham llama, the
toiigraph editor of The Westlicbo Post.
Young‘s oll'enso act-med to be in engaging
himself to marry lll'm .lcnnic, the daughter
of tlzoiudignnnt lady, while he htill had a
wife in England Mrs. Baron plied the lab
fireatgdly, while a circle of undorclerk:
satin-red around to witness the fun Young
fin-t3; dashed from the store and escaped.
MINISTER DOUGLASS SAILS.
'lltc Quince Trouble Cleared l'p—«Thcrc
“'an No Race l’rcjndlce.
NEW YORK, Oct. l.——Hon_ Frederick Doug-
las and Mrs. Douglass sailed at 9a. m. on
will otfizlato an Uultml Shula minister.
A diaratch ‘from Washington rayl: Tho
report that Commander Kellogg was ro-
linved from command of the (bipeo at his
own moat. because Minister Frederick
Douglas and party were to proceed to
Bayti on her, and that Commander Bram,
who r :‘L-aztlcd him, reported the vomol‘r
boilers in bad condition to prcvcnt the voy-
age, is again denied by Recretary Tracy.
Conn: antler Kellogg was rclcaaed from the
command of the Ouipeu 89pm. 2i, thruo day:
befora it was known that Minister Douglas
would proceed to Hayii on her. It was not
Commander Evans, but Chief Engineer
Rain», of the Norfolk navy yard. who ro
ported the Ostiipoc'a boilcrs in bad condition.
Bram insisted that the Oatipec was in coral}
tlon to proceed to Hayli and Robin took an
oppoaitc view. Secretary Tracy awroved
Chief Engineer Robio's View;
Tracy also denies the published
statement to the reflect that Commander Kel-
uavlng the Knight: of Labor.
momma“. l.-'l'ho tin plate and that
iron worker: of Boston and vicinity have do-
.‘v'tunbcrs of Imam: am quoted by Mr. _-
the "Kenmgo for linyti. whom Mr. Bought: ’
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Catt-tor for Wrolduu-r and i'artin. Irr i'tta-
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i have taken the awmry of the "nun-hold thw-
i 316th and In courtroom will do grmni yr-
paring of all tlnuh of 7‘?!an )irchincn. tinicrr
Edi at M Main at Mt. Norwaik. will "rein
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“Tu. yc m- in fluntrd “,zalra Pall-tit Witn-
div! Guido to trauma mailed free.
ALEX. R. GIHMIN,
(mum of the not: Ctr-crmzaunnai t'hn:rb.Wat.rr
hary, Teacher at
I’ imml'ortc. Organ and if usical
composition.
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Plano lamb-ted and intimate! given.
Jobbing of all kind: promptly attended to
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880 3m Somalh. Conn.
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Furnithn Plans, Spcciflcatim and Superintend-
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Open Daily front 101311.... rod from F m 3 5).-
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Maine“ allowed on Deco-its
ALDEN SOLMA‘SS. Press.
JOHN H. FERRIS. Vice-Prom;
er. JOHN E. KNAPP. Set. and 'l‘rcar
Machine Shop.
I AVlSG LOCATED 18 W. A. Will-181.83%
chop I am now fitted up and am unpaved to do
nil kinds of general jabbing and machine repairing
Bicycles repaired and new I furnished. lawn
mower: ground and repaired. Salutation guano.
teed. Call and give me a trial.
Respectfully yours,
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Lower end of Watt-r St. Eo. liorwaik tall I-
Goornc I]. Raymond,
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And Fumishin Undertaker.
Call and one my large a of all kmthI of familial:
36 Blai- Stroot, Iorwali.
Also prepared to fnrninh everything for
the interment of thadond, day or night%
connection with residents. ho. a Berkley plane.
uch 19am
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Boy’s Drawers, 16 to 34 inches.
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s... o IAIN minor. REAR or
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all con thotowuty «tamed. well [Riv
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l Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
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New liuad turn only 8:”. . }
Hom-Bhoelng and all; BUNDLED WOOD A SPEi‘lALTY. ,
kinda ofBiacknmithlng, 1' tan no orrtuz,
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Photo studio,
Our PM ”00. IO. lmt.
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hit! he give- prompt attention.
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“osmium-2.
We have the cheapest
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P L U M Bl ll G,
Steam and Gas Fitting.
Tea and Tonal Iota
SlEMi Hoists - "' 1"“
no 7' STOVES and RANGES
Hot Air "colors. A Tm and Sher-t Iron Work.
Balls on sun‘s"
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”i “ ‘ ’ " ' M h _“ "WNW" ()ppoaxtc Pratt I: Wond'o Shoe lmnfacwry.
WAG 0 N S m... n. roams,
New and curtail-hand
Wilda-learn! Retail D”!!! in all kindaof
Elli]. AND W001]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, hackawautta, Locust
louutaiu, Franklin, and
Wilkosharro Goals.
Milt if»? RUBBER PAIRT
Yard" foot of Washington and Har-
ahall atroeia. Branch office at Stilaon
Drug Store filoi
TRY THE
SMALL
STOVE
fiflll !
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Buggies, Phat-tons. Carriages;
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit; All.
HENRY TILLY.
ALL “Git—ADM
AND AT
Lowest Prices I
The Best Goods for
the Least lousy
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H. S. BRflWN’S
BOOT it SHOE STORE,
Glut-)1 a Lane's Block
or. wait STREET.
8‘3 with: item Wart.
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but an u.-r- I; u- mam
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Notbing heretofore introduced
can compare with it, for
household use. Clean, free
from slate, and always a nni-_.
ltrw llam,(.‘m.
fontrme.
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mmmmma
loam the thin no" and aura-Me; linden-lug
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ll. I. lillBitlaN. Ingram. mm If.
N" Haul. Cowl.
atrium—dining and you him “ht Soap
myrcif. and India: it a thermighly good laid! for
cleaning. Mun-hing and heal a; tho thin. I charr-
rully recommend it wolealioua .
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FflR THE FALL um um TRADE.
llaving ordered largely. invoices of goods are coming in
daily, and bought strictly for cash, and expenses being light, I
intend to make this the Saving Store of the Town
In Prices and Quality.
“’09—'—
C. H- Harvey
12 North Main St., So. Norwalk.
The Universal. Store,
No. 10 North Main Sh, South Norwalk, Ct.
PULIDW THE GREAT RUSH 1'0 Till m max 703
4mm BARGAINS !-
“ ARE CLOSING OUR mm HOOK
FOR LESS THAN NEW YORK COST
To make rmnt for our Fall and Winter Novelties. Now in the time to buy wb' you and.
,The Universal Store,
.No‘. [Glenn lain Street, 80. NPI’WIIK, Ct. .
VIN}. Ii”! i Illfv’
uni 1" “1'”? *1 11‘!" tJ'
AWord t. the Wise is Suffioiont.
i
,g-n' WILL P \Y you To CALL:
i In nus OFFICE AND LEARN i
Norwalk Chronicler