Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, November 15, 1889 · page 3

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FUNNEL BLANKETS.

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lN KID GLOVES

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After the rsiuoomes suashiue, end after. a, ,
comes sunshine for all ladies desirous of obtaining

A Good and Fashionable m

.Hsving made up an extra large assortment 0!
manual?! tor lest Saint-as ’s trade, we will sell, P
week, ov. 11th to Nov. 6th, all the Hats carried
last Saturday.

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ear srisss mesh tor themselves. Our
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WOOLEN ROSIERY.
And WM.»

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morsflostsrysndilndsrwesr thsnsver
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torsoothergrsssmtllsn tbstonrpvlces
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Men’s, inuiis’ all] Buys’ flvmnats

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COMFORTABLE

Aswsll. We have a nest ell-slits
Watermarks! whit
we are sums; large thtss
wswosflsstde sat. sslsss sass-s
gating”. Friars-plenum»

All New and Fresh a

9‘8 at any time mid sleet nus
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item or “waned”:

Bamrmhar Ills Sale is for line Will

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THE WORLD’S FAIR.

Wins Chicago and New Yuri
Fro- btl‘erent Places.
Ween, Nov. ill—The International
a. . h - , olFaiss and Expodfiongntifi
m ‘h t“ city, has unanimor-ly in-
. Mouthpiece for holding the
. «file'- in 139s ..
new Y Nov. m—m World’s rah
mm now amounts to 83,058,587.
WM, 0m, Nov. Iii—Tits Watur

Nov. 15. —Aftortwo nights

_ which was at tints acrimonious,

i . .. chnmberof commerce-no

T have in favor of Chi-

thssiteofthe World’siair bye vote
flurChieagosndsstor-New York.

One Judge 'l'oo III-my.

Inna, lion, Nov. la—Ths election '

midis in Silver Bow county is growing
" daily. 0n Tm, Judge Derrelir
Whomtheofllcemndlcflattombemo

wtois-dectedhyeoonting the Tue-l
tooktbchsir. Healsoreoognimd

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mums tohsve heenro-electedhyths
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lay-Cd's Startling Statement.

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is situated in Findlay and vicinity.

Among tho. who have been awarded
[Ii-n bythe Frmchsudsrnyisli’.lsrion
Crawford, the sixth: of "Mr. leases” .

. THEY DESERT THE ASSOCIATON.

The Brooklyn and Cincinnati Ball Clnhs
Join the league.

New You, Nov. lik—‘l'wo American .-
soeiatten hall teams, Brooklyn and Cin-
cinnati, have joined the National logos.
givingtheleegueteu clubs to the anode.
tion‘ssix. Byrue, of Brooklyn, and Stuns,
«Cincinnati, have bothresigned imminent-
hershiplnthemsocistiou.

Attheleague meeting 8. E. Young was
elected pvesidmt tor the ensuing year.
Ken-s. Robinson, of Cleveland; Nimlckml
Pitt-burg; Hewitt. of Washington, and
Byrne, of Brooklyn, were elected on the
board of directors tor the ensuing year.
Isms-s. Spalding. Chicago, and Nimick.
Pittsburg, committee on schedule. lens
Day, New York; Rogers. Phihdelphia,and
Yonngwereappolntedontbshoardotsrht-
iratlon,and also a committee on playing

Thenext meeting of the Leaguwillhe
heldinNewYork,and the meetings)! the
schedulecommitteeincluded.

Spalding,nogmandDeyweresppointed
a committee to wepare an addrsm tothe
public. Theywilltrysndexplalnwhyfiey
didnotgivetheplsyersthsssmeomderar
tieninseuompsst thattheyarswilltngtc
givsthemnow. C. Ellyn-mind».
Abell were elected to represent Brooklyn:
A. H. Sterne and Harry Btern,Cincinnati.

President Byrne. 0! the Brooklyn club,
hassignedTomBnrnsforlm

The President Ones Derek Shooting.

Bun-moss, ”Nov. l5.—'l'he Sun‘s medal
from Chase, Md, says: President Harrison
sndGen. W. J. Bewell arri‘ed here at 5
o'clock Wednesday night, and were met by
the members of Bengies Point club, which is
oompusodot the following Philadelphiam:
RAndrew Knight. E. 0. Knight, Altrsd
Knight, Col. IL Dale BensonandEdwardB.
Clark. Theprtyspentsquietnightatthe
club houseon theGnnpowdev river. Early
inths morning the president went in the
“blind” and killed a lumbar at line ducks.
Thepsrtylnnchedntzpm. andkilledmore
m in the alternoon. Frank
vies psesidmt o! the Pennsylvania unread,
joined the pnrty at 7:3), at which hour a
duckdismer was served. Ir. Thomsrm re>
tnrnedto Philadelphiaat 9:30. The
dentretiredearly, intending to he out for
theearly morning shooting. He intondsre—
mainlng until Saturday.

Ivoryole Blot at West Point.

I. Y., Nov. m—A repel-t
Whethathalltheoorpsotcadetsat
Wmmmerdsormmmu
dishoqihllllmmpoisonln; Ittnrnsont
Mthfllfl‘was not poisoning,
Unable” ‘W'howeuand theetinck was
gun-val allconnectedwith them
MdflvnmmeteJarin‘
ashndasthsesdets. vathosewhohad
”Medioodetthe me-wers ssbadly
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mundhfinsmtw stirs-gland!»

Commandant whim,
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LATEST STYLE HATS

Direct from lonelier-revs.

Men's, Burs’ and [initials Winter Bans
Men’s All WooTSc—arlet Underwear,

A}? 50 Cents.

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14' South lain Street,
South Nor-walk.

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LADIES’ JACKETS.

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GENTS’ UNDERWEAR.

We have everything that is judicious
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prlssslnltsd and Grey. and in Fanny

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Stripes.

”GENTS’ NECKWEAR.

An endless variety of Fannie-Hands.

Tech, Pnfls.‘ Bows and String Ties
Collars and Gulls in all styles,“ and 18o.

The celebrated Dsot's Gents' Walking
Gloves in Youths’ and Genls' length tin-

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Weare never in the shade. Our prices are always the
lowest. Our goods we guarantee. With our customers we
never disagree. We always do as we say, and are always

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It has always been our aim to close out. every
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THANKSGIVIN”

The best place to trade
Ilse everything you want,

select and lendld stock.

oveltiee in ndanoe,
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slivers the biggest hernias,
Is always lowest in prices,‘
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Heed we name the store?
Give on a cell.

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Prepared with a large and select stock to cater to thetsetes of all“ " '
Every article we sell is the best of its kind and cannot be exoelhdin
prices. We lsy great stress on the purity of our goods, and make t ’

t: ihntsry to our wishes and those of our customers. . .r .

Don’t Save a Cent

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pocket and in pleasure to the monomer. as well as being cheaper by
nourishment tor the money. Trude with us and be well

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