thaparada. Italy—
‘Palbl'detivavadmaddn-ofwsl-
mic immadiatelyloomed upandarsso
“was elated excluding the members
”tit-tantrum” Tiller-o-
unmarried and the lows members
m in rebellion, had nothing to do
1 . vb eds-lug this resolution, but’ simply
-, phead it'hetore the convmtlon. It issu-
< ' mind that hstooknodlbtn
Ia-sttsrduflnxthodiscuniouotthereao-
htloa. .
Grand Iaater Boo-4's Address.
The annual addre- of Grand master
“who prmldad over these-ion, was
til-tread. llisaddre-openedwltharsfer»
In totha knightlydead during the pi
Essay“ HUM selecting»
“udayasadayofespecialcommemora-
Ian and religion services by the order
Wthecountry. Hethendevoteda
”Ital of space tothelowatrouble,»
thewholematterfromheginningto
.0. mid the grand commandery of
" “mind attempted tonullifythe de-
Mwillof thegrandemmpnmfiand,
thoughatillprofe-ing loyaltytothegrand
unampmemandthe constitution, in deeds
N belbd its emptywords. He admitted
Utheritualadoptedbytlnfianfianciaco
cmhveinlflflhadnotcommendedibelfio
all ante commandsria, but insisted tint
whileitwaainforceitwasthehoundenduty
dknightatooheyit.
Dialoyalandltahelliona.
Iowadidnot mtwithcritidlln; did not
llbnfitsucbalteraticmasit deemed advi-r
‘ltlahutattemptedtodoawaywiththolaw
dthegrandencampmantandqueetionedthe
. ‘Mtutionality of the legislation of the
cream t.
Hanatutaina thattheadoptiouof aritual
blaminaidof the prerogativeof the
new,“ that the duty then imo
madiaklydevolvedonhimof seeing that it
Mid he umd everywhere, and when the
grandeemmanderofthestateof Iowaquce-
Whiaauthority to order the useof the
low ritual in the Iowa commandsry he felt
j~ ,W in inning an edict declaring the
.. grand commandery of Iowa and all Sir
’. Whitsobedience to be inastateof
’ Wand rebellion to the umstitution
lndgrandmcampmentoftheUnitedStata.
lowland that he had no ill feeling for his
minahs'ethremaudwhathehaddone
,hadhamintendedsolelyto promotothe
Mdtheader. Further than thiahe
. m to be dininctly understood as in
. ‘mwaytakingupthecauseof theritualsas
..
,
Forbearance Recommended.
Whrwommended great gentle
nthdealing with this unfortunate situa-
,. 'd aflairs. The whole matter of the
he trusted, would be definitelydis-
, of at this conclave, and in the final
he hoped all,would agree,and if
Iowan—tidied all occasioniordisagrao-
meat would be removed. Soon after the
railing of Gen. Roome’s addrem the cou-
“adjourned.
Knocked Out by Dempsey.
San hascrsco,0ct. 9,—Tommy Warren
uriythkmorningmet Jack Dempseyin a
nloonandnkedhianinsolentwayifbemp-
uyhad called him a coward andafakir.
Dunpsayaaid yea Thereupon Warren led
withh’uright fit the Nonpareil‘s facqlmt
tell-hark Dempuysprangupandiuhalfa
dmmflowsatretchedWsrrenonthedoorin
aWcMiMao that his hacker
,1
' W
- ’aaa'dillneerequiringalldnbewhich give
.. honing matches to pay a 83,000 yearly
‘ Bean. This pI-acticallywipal out all the
the California Athleh'c
, whichalonehable to pyuus heavy
Ex, andikb fair to have a mouoptflyd
diggingmatchea Five ounce gloves arethe
thichwlllbepermittedinthefum
“Tunable“ whohasbeenmatched
. 3 hythaCaliforniaclub agninstthe“Marine”
uncommon Walhthe English middle
wdghtchampim.
_ The Ionian- Hectic-e.
E Minn..0ct9.—ltiuowconceded
fiat Joaath'i‘oole (Dem),for governor,
telechdbyfrommtoMmajority. Car»
habituation-ah:- 1.000 mioritr-
‘lb isclaimed bytheDemocrah
Ivy-even TheRepublicanswillmrtconcede
"rumba admitthatontheface of the
”itinemocnmcmut claimfraudin
Bow and Deeriodgooountiea The
, , , daimthestatemuateatieand
9‘" willbemadeinmoctoftheconntiea
flue.
A Harvard Student Md.
Oct. 9.-“Doc" Andehae, the
strofapmhlinghonsscailedthem
" hfioymmmh blargelyfre-
«Mbynarvard students," arrested
plaoad More the public, thofnndsiohsat
the disprnai of the financial committee as
mate-museum that the exhibition
shaillnhaldiallewYork.
Rhoda Island Favors flew York.
vamasca, Oct. 0.—-A conference called
by Governor Ladd. which included hmida
dale and city officials, delegates from the
Providence board of trade, manufacturing
board of trade, Bristol and Westerly
of trade, Olneyville. Newport and *
Wooruocket Busine- Men‘b aaaociatian.
Providence Commercial club, Providence lie-
ehanlca’ exchange and Providence Under-
writers‘ association, met in the boardof trade
chamber to wnsider preferences regard-
ing the location of the international ex-
hibition of 1&2. There were documeuta pre-
aaaied in advocacy of the claims of both New
York and Chicago, and considerable discus
sion was bad. There was a decided prefer-
aice for New York as the location, but the
conference ended without taking action.
M. Eiffel Bays Excelsior.
foams, Oct. 9.——ln speaking of a tower
resembling the Riflel tower for the world's
exposition of 1898 in America, M. Eiffelis
reported as having expreaied his unbounded
confidence that the plan of the Paris struo
tore could be safely adopted for a tower
twice its height. if the American expoai‘
tion committee were ambitious to possess a
tower 1,500 or 2,1100 feet high they had sim-
ply to provide the funds, and the structure
wouldspriug from the ground in nine months
after the order was given. 01' course great
are would have to be exercised in the selec-
tionof a suitable site, as upon this would
very largely depend the stability of the
structure. iii. Eiffel said he was already in
communication on the subject with New
York parties.
A GAS WELL’S JAMBOREE.
A minister Roasted to Death at Jerome,
Ind—Others Injured.
Roxane, ind, Oct. 9. —'i'he citizens of
Jerome, a small town fourteen miles east of
this city, arranged for a gas well display
and took for the purpose the Diamond Plate
gas well just drilled there and the stmugut
well in the state. A sixty foot four inch
pipe was laid from the well and to this was
attached a four footielbow, vertically. Just
when the torch was applied the end which
projected upwards was pushed over on to
the ground and the immense pressure hurled
the sixty feet of pipe around among the
spectators with terrible force.
Most of the younger people in the crowd
were able to make good their escape from
the roaring flame, which burst forth from
theplpe, but several were caught Chose
Warmon, pastor of the Friends‘ church, was
literally roasted to death. John Hague was
so badly burned that he cannot recover.
Hiram Overman was knocked down in the
stampede and sustained a fracture of the
skull. Frank La Rue had his leg broken
and amputation was found . . A
number of others were slightly burned
hurt in the rush for safety.
Shipwrecked Sailor-a Rescued
Dawousm, N. B., Oct. 9.—The British
hark Petit Codiac, Capt. Sleeves, from
Flectwood, Aug. ll), has arrived here with
Capt. Liswell and eleven of the crew of the
Britnh ship thio Swift, from Git-chock
for Miramichi, which was sunk in collision
with the French steamer Geographique
unr St. Pierre, Miquelon. The Petit Co-
diac had on board six cattlemcn, who were
on the steamer Geographique, which was
alaomnk, and nine men belonging to the
British bark Zuletta, which was abandoned
Sept. 11 in a water logged condition, and
whose crew were rescued by the Minnie
Swift. Four men, the slower-den and Him
a passenger on the Minnie Swift,
were drowned, and one man is missing.
The belonging to the Zuletti lost
their lives at thotime of the collision be-
tween the Minnie Swift and the Geo-
graphique.
William and the Czar.
Klaus, Oct. 9,—Emperor William will
not remain at Kiel to await the arrival of
the czar. He will stay long enough to wel—
come the officeraof the British aquadronand
returnto Berlin on Thursday. A state ban»
quetinhonoroftheczarwillbegiveniuthe
white hall of the castle on Friday.
thebanquottheemperor and the car will
attend a gala performance at the opera
house. On Sunday their majsetier will take
luncheon with the oflicrrs of the Empmor
Alexander’s grenadier guards, at which the
can ia an Wary colonel.
The Dead Lock at Utlea.
Unca, N. Y., Oct. ll.—-ln the Twenty-
thirdDish‘ictRepubliaunnatorial maven-
tion250ballotshavebeen taken. The three
candidates—Mr. Shaun], of Herkimer; Ir.
Arnold, ofOiaego, and Mr. Wilson, offladi»
son—arestillinthe field with six votaeach.
DelauoandWilbnr and other
Republicamarehereandstrivingto
breakthedsadlock. Itmayhesvveraldaya
hefmaoonchflonia reached.
For Wo-an’a Advance-cut.
m Cola, Oct. ll.-'l'he seventeenth
annual W for the advancement of
womenmethrs-u. lira. Julia Ward Howe,
the , delivered her annual addrrm
Papcamreadbylfrs. Louisa Linton,“
on “Women in Science,” and
In. Helmfifihad,“ lllluoi,on“Womaa
lnAflaira.” Therearealxmtdftydelegatea
mt. lira Governor tendnad
Marsuptiuninthaeveaing.
med-panieasettlo.
Barres, Oct. 9.-—'l‘weuty—arvesr suits
bought hythe Washington mills agaimt
that number of maul-anus cumpanim for
ions hytheilre attire mfllainLawrmea,
layi’i',im.haveheenaettledhythapay.
mammoth Paymenthaahsmrsahsd
and Thomas ’1’. Davies, of Philadelphia, as
bishops! of the southern Ohio and Michigan
dioceses, mpectlvely.
The following trustees of the General
Theological seminary were nominated: liev.
Dra Dawes, of Pennsylvania; Colt, of New
Hampshire; Ashwill, of Ohio; King, Of
Long Island; Mills. of New Jenny, and W.
H. Burgwin, of North Carolina. The ap-
pointment of a joint committee to examine
the condition of the colored people in the
south is us followu; Itev. Dru Phillip
Brooks, of liostml; llird, of Florida; String-
fellow, of Alabama; ”ray, of Tenneoleo;
Vihbcrt, of Chicago; McConnell, of Louie-
iana; Wilbur, of Maryland: Smmhurg,
of Indiana: i'irgan, of New York, and
Wilder, of Minnesota
IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
Association.
At Baltimore—
Baltimore ................. 0 -0 5 l 0 l 5—11
Brooklyn ................ h 8 ll 0 6 2 0—.
Batteries: Carmthcm and Visner, Cunningham
and Kenna. flame calied on account of darkness.
at Cincinnati—-
Cincinnati....... ....0 0 0 0 2 ‘3 0 51—10
KansasCity..........-2 0 0 i) 0 i) 0 10— 3
Batteries: VII“! and Keenan. Swartzel and Gun.
son.
at Louisville—
bouisvillc.............0 0 0 0 0 l 0 0 73—0
R.l.ouia ............. 10'1803lox—0
Batteries: Ellt'l'l and Ryan, Stiths and lil-
At Columbus-
The Athlelic game was awarded to Columbus-
9 to 0~the Athletics failing to app-or.
Other Games.
At New York-New York, 5; Newark, )2.
At “'ashingtonoWashingtou, 7; 803101], ll.
She Won Big Makes.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 9,—Tho Spirit of The
Times’ Futurity stakes for :S-yesr-oldswas
trotted at the Cleveland driving park. The
winner received 83,25 and The Spirit cup,
valued at $1,000; second horse. emu; third,
$534. The summary is as follows:
Margaret S
1"an Alto Belle,
Forunm.
Sun Mam .......
'limc. . .. ,
The winner is a California horse, owned at
the Plcasanton stock farm, and came from
the slope to participate. She was sired by
Director, dam May Day.
an")...
nun-...
saloon-
"linulanger as Good a Dead."
PARIS, Oct. 9.-The Boulangerifouserva-
tive coalition has been finally ruptured.
The Guulois (Conservative) aye the Con»
aervativcs worked with the Boulangists to
obtainarcvision of the constitution. That
income is buried and the Conservatives will
new resume their liberty of action The
Boliel iOrleanist) says it considers Gen. Bou-
langoras good as dead. A council of the
ministers was held at the Elysee. It was de
cidcdtoconvcne the chambers in the first
week of November.
The Scottish Clans Enjoined.
Bosros, Oct. il.—Judge Devons, of the su-
preme court, has decided that the injunction
issued in June against the Urder of Scottish
Clans should be continued, restraining it
from doing an meat basins. in the
state. The injunction is issued upon the up
pllcation of the American Order of Scottish
Clans, by whom it wasi alleged that the name
was similar to that of the company making
the application and therefore illegal under
the statute.
Atrocities of Turkish Troops.
LONDON, Oct l).-'l'he Daily News prints a
letter from Crete which confirms the repwt
tint Chakir Pasha, the , allowed
the'l'hrk‘nh tron}: topillage andperaecute
the Quinlan, after gaining their confidence
by of protection. The letter gives
a lkt of the killed, banished and imprisoned,
and Whoa the atrocities in detail.
the Der-lea ‘l’hat She moped.
New You. Oct. 9.—-Mra Michael so. '
Donaid,lwife of the Chicago politician and
sporting man,who dhappeared from Chicago
ouJuly‘M last atthesarnetimeasthe Rev.
Father Josaph Moysant, of Notro Dame
chumh,iaatthe Fifth Avenue hotel. She
denies emphatically that she sloped with
Father lay-at.
Celul hitchell’alel Indicted.
Kmasros,0nt,0ct. 9.--'i'he grand jury
haallvoughtina truehillagaiust'larshafl
Twitchelhthe sensational burglar, who i
the-olni anAmerioanua-ul. Badidnot
appaar,aaheisoutonbailaadiutheUnitad
States. Bis lit-aim will lure to hand
ovum
llaaed the cat. an Kind Ill-sen.
Jnsarmrr,0ct.1—J.achsualer,ofna~
passaaawutintohiayudwith aheavliy
loadsdiiotgaatoklllamt Hsheautirsaly
placedtI-guaagaiuafuuwiththemusala
ruck-gambit era. The gun was sad-
end Bass-breed"!
. 1 . . . ,
Ila“;
, * 5 u g
« 1 .. FLURIST in! air 'i'c
., ., urging-a eagle's: set 1!
~ aunt Bram. ileum souwaw 3% ., ,, 3;: , ,, ,3; t: 1:
‘ . “nu sonar.
sup.-
worms.
1" ”L'MMI. ”Jam. Mm
E WRIST Illll BEST ages-em mam“ mm.“
lamuleonlyofatrlotly pecmn C " all " ”as...
mow .. mum . ..., «:3, when... . .3, , .. -.
osntlycaluedbydectrioughtwimand amas limhmoi'noursia .. "‘ ““
wlwmmdmuvom Ewmumm‘h’ “3“ “Wm" "i“ an»... m " m an
The companies are invited to and repre- “"‘m‘d ”filmy free from alum. .. ”7 a us .,
aeutativu and malls any suggestions """m’" "WWW “m- w“ “u ‘b" all: “uh-e m1 “and iomrms
aeoilt. adulieraufa frequently found in bakiuu scans!
ltisleamedthatwhilskdmondwaahand— """""""- Th" ”hm” "' ......qu liilll llllll lit Pillllmll "“‘é "n”
line the m to m «an a contact “”‘L “'"2' “my. ”“1 "w "My 0' their an“ m u.’
withaw audtbeahock made him heir mbinallml. render Cleveland's on Mar IT 9" ii. W- W" “4 00"" “W
In. lief lamoug thewirea udafellow WK derihemthaahhful ”w“ DON'I‘ WA ' i‘ifi'fl‘m" “all" Ann:
workman-sisal and attompisdtoholdhim, m" "d in nee, unlit alwn u aflonls ‘ ' ' .--}... .- .. ., ,.. ‘,
but was unable to do so. Whether oruot wholesome. munitions, "'d duh: 9“” food. 6 s N 0 RT H - IAIN Li“ R
the shock would have been fatal cannot be It ”recommended for unity. healihful- ,, | l - ”.....- ... ...—......w'. ”gnaw ,0, mm“,
do a. nose and silicieocy by lovemmoot and "MW ‘. I instances-mm
termini: W Elsie chemists. chemists of Board! of ” “
DOINGS OF THE BISHOPS. Health. “ill? Pmih‘orahin institution! of n B ‘ B plugs type: Hind “I'm”, mu.
m l : lawn“ " O ‘ v
a low Dioeeae Created in California. id" only incline. blitz/eight. "m .. n
ma" Business. Cuwxum Beams”. Anny. N. if. Adoaenormove mm noun mixed. Nice to:
Nrw Yonlr.i.)ct. 0.-—-At the Episcopalin . ‘ , - mar-ad - 1......”33 :23: :3 3mm”
convention the diam of Californi- m ... ..,....“ ILImitcdcxprvn, south Norwnlk to I’utflald.
divided and another formed, consisting of “’ 'w“ g'inhmfi' Vice Pro-ma owl ain't»
the lower part of the state. 'i'borosult of - . w: ' ' KM l ... m"
the executive aaaakin of the house of dolo- Pum Cllllll Vmwar 25': a [a] " Pm" ...... P am
gates was the immediate confirmation of the . W A N T E D
Rev. Dre. W. A. Menard, of “'nshingtan, ..._M........n.__ a
iii.&
The (limited '1‘» Drei- C'Eerefi.
PERFECTLY PURSE.-
A 51‘s? DEIJCXOWS BEVERHEE. '31:?
‘2: will river us 1:} «3:3. (2:12;: rm: um:
It is the musics-r (hum: 1.51”, oh i». ll
1‘ 0 lust plaulatxoun: 1.'l ' ' ' '
guru sml {met in all .Huu
. 'rvr Tl:
V. ‘JTlHl
il in use
I?
t
i; ‘9 lowlrgrxlce.
P. ;,- g r~ : ‘ i n-
.ma .: ....aeml .ea 53..
"uni 0,,w-. .‘IJ Hurling Ni}, 5-
F. l). LAW'l‘ilN & (30..
l). I.’HOMIIEDIEU,
CHAS. ll. FERBIS,
South Norwalk. Conn.
.. ..
I-
. ...,
. i...
A Talk With
Col. l'arria. Hosea Glover. David Plait.
.8. K Stanley. Ilra Henry Seymour
and Others.
Below will he loom a sample of the mnltitade of
lumofenomvmcnllrauklin Bowen t Son, of
756 Broadway rw York, daily receive. The sub
joined euro when mil-mun re from your friends
and . clghhnre. ladies and ge demon you know and
mom for itch honor and analghtforwardnesa. and
whuwosld scorn Io hes may I deception.
What has been done for others can for
and it is folly to longer ruler when themeanao
recovery has at your very door.
00!. 0. ll. IIBIIB sa : "in this i was
taken sick Illh Wind suadioe olthew- mt
descripiim, reducing my weight about six! pounds
I sat! wed ahontonc Fur ands hlf Rimming
was done that Mica skill cuMd aurgeer. Finally
a council of doctors declared my case "trauma"
otters gave no rho benefits of . cubic. 'fhru I was
dually prvvmwrd to lake llnwes' lib-hi Purim-r.
\f'rr tskr g no or vhre tin-t es l was entirely
cured and havi- been a well mm for over ~ix years."
M88. [18! BY SEYMOUR. said to have had
a cancer by Dr. Cummings of Yew Yuri
coy. Wan m hw— reported visely todicauy rifle,
not ahhI to we alone: sure would not heal.
Discoverycued her scvenyeaisqzoandhaabem a
well woman since.
8. K STAKE“. nearly eighty old. and
was caloric severely from a flan. The
had an “ulcer on his lung.” and
. having heard of the wonderfu
cures done by “The Great Blood Purifier." I see:
for it at once and look it faithfully. My conghdis
appeared andamnowcayiyiugguodhealih
Testimony of a Remarkable Cure
in Norwalk, Conn.
Mlsa Celia Stan, (new Mn. Charles
Bennett). Grant St" Norwaik. Conn.
llad Kidney trunb Dyqunss, impaired circa
hum: of cantata ing; was so navoua that
ahecould nci slecpnorcul Paidontover
eight hundred dollar-Io doctors. and moot be!»
lined one cent'a worth;health mined as much
thepolsonmedieineeas by the disease for wh
Iheyweretaaen. She-aye: "i did not expect to
luvehuiaehorulme. If. [lowea was sent in no
byafrlend. i took hiamcdicineandhave not had
sdoetor elnce. lwasnouhletowalkwiihont help
—am now able and dowalk all about town several
limeaadaanl .andl would not
heheekw I was («thousands of dollars.
amrldtrit the heat medicine ever clued to the
public. DIJXDIWGI,“ New York. Iold me he
wonklnothavenriiavedlconldhsveneeu cured if
ashadnotseeuitdone Iranklia liowee‘ led!»
cal Discovery.” Cured our .
Sold by a. 11. not? lsonfiorwaik.
FWehave agents everywhere. I?
0 REQUIRES
‘ 93‘; 7
Asstw mgtrgi. '
ALLISON BROS“
lam
minnows. com.
snail) Iv .
CANDIES
BAYER-Y :
oam-rors.’ «unnum-
autumn-mainly.
HchohnEolland
menu's m
‘11th
WW
WW.
,ouu’au. sun,
We are yet able to ash nice
Creamery Butter
At 95¢. per Pound
as we bought a lot before the price advancrd.
l First-Class Paper Hangar.
firm [but understands Paint-g pvc'crmt.
R‘En's
DEC
room? is" bows Paint and Wall Paper t~tore,
By bag and barrel.
Sugar is Inovvor.
California Dried & Canal Goal:
mm
Canned at attractive prices. as we always
have done during the winter moon.
40F.—
Ilihhle Hammock
manpower.
one Quality,—--‘l‘bc Best.
18 NuthllainSIreeI,
filly "Ham Laundry,
Scolioid Block, So. Surwalli.
First-6m laundry work done at nominal: purer.
M Work done hr hand Gin: us- a Iria’.
R. I“. .1931i 3“. \V .gmr
l‘lUlVl Eli B. [It ) \"I‘.
Beef. Veal. thigh, lam "1;.ng
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
53 Washington Siren .
Bfllflflll 81 H118 fill
28 liaiu Sin, So. Nurwalh.
Meals Fish timers,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, he
or All Kinds in Their Sums,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
8. I emu-r. ea B. 5. sum.
The ”Hillel Market.
-—-~ 18. BET—-
MEATS
BEWID 18 TE! 3381' IANNIR
If on wear the choicest In”. obtaincdn
cesofuouhlcorcost, you wiuamhhera ainiy
ct. as well ea '
Poultry of all Kinds
II! In IMHO!
F. HAYES S.
DIW!‘ 3100‘. soon 180nm Lb.
HUNTEaZELUIT
Inpthmmatinthm.
'efllild DBCIJllua ”I '0”
SOLE AGENT FOR THE
Celebrated Aqua Crystal
pm
I
m‘ i- iii”:
lint;
.y . I
». o l- I -.
.peciad till hat :5.
They Have no Equal.
- COLII I BUS,
wan nan, waRIIGSsrulsor'Ln.
II All PDEN. Non- magnetic
in my repair 1 l have laciiil for
lint-class workW 9'"! y
a large and well selected stock of Silverware
Diamonds and line Jewelry always on hand.
EWIN,
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
4
SOLE AGENTS
38.1. 203
_ ham Hlllll.
Plumbing,
Steam, and
Gas Fitting.
Tilt and Shoot iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES.
AND T 1 NW AR E.
"llnrila" *
nonwux mnsrnns
. ”WWW-mus. memo.
Fish, Oysters, Clams 3“” “:gmmgggmflowns.
on Bill aluminum",
We have (lot the Bulge on our i‘nmpetiiors
We will place on sale 25 pieces Fancy Ribbon, No.
the latest coloringe, fancy Arman: wave with Faille
shaded from dark old rose to light, all the apple and
greens, black, white, he. These goods are well worth -
yard. We are going to run the lot at
24 Cent. a. Yard.
ww—rn—.
We have a line of Fancy Stripe Armure weave Fame,
dared, plain and gross grain with satin edge. This line I"
be cheap at 750. Our price to run the lotofi (while they
29 Cent. a Yard.
We have 500 pieces of Ribbon in all widths and colon,
guarantee the price cannot be beaten in the town. We n '\
busmcss. We will sell goods if we have to give them any.
During this sale a few of our leading drives will be displayed
in our Windows Don’t forget the place to buy is at "‘
SCOFIELD a. HOYT’S
Norwaik and South Norwalk.
ensue our on ”‘
i annujumu l
ll will evil 3 regular $3.50 trimmed but for $2.00.
Uuirimmcd Black liars formerly 850 for 50¢.
White and Black Lmlics’ Sailor Hats for 25¢.
FLOWERS
Will be sold at HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE} _ '
BB NS mom or on
Us» ill-cat Reductioniin all Fancy Goods.
——«o—-——
If People will call and examine they will
what I say correct.
H. KRIEGER.
ilahackemo llotcl Block, llain 8L, ,
80am Norwalk.‘ (301nm
DAVID STOW,
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, SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN
PARLOR' SUITS
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Pickled Oysters.
Norwalk Oysters
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Imported Sardldos.
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