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OCTOBER. 1890
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' flaw York leanid Weather relocate.
Malaria which appeared in the Gal!
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honoured to Rove Scout with a
In imam below 29.00 incbee.
,m: _ fl todey over the New-
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dondy to fair weather will
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' allglttly lower, followed by
gmperalnre, and a?“
ouldar para o to
and brink t'o out main,
0n Wedneedaly In
New England, at ght—
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southerly ”grain aura-2:,
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cloud w'eather,witl;:llli:b’t
temperature, w
and rain in the northern
erotica wrtb the utterly
of a worm now forming in
, “ jot no.
mean Trim.
he!“ Blabtide low tide
m 11.40 5.58
Bibi-Ian M“, of Rorwalk, has
been granted an original promo.
'Ptot. D. I.Brietol’e educated hence
will appear in ltaelc Hall, eveningn at
December 1, 2 and 3.
The Hon. *3. J. Hill of Nawalk,
In announced toaddremthe citinennot
Willienening.
LewieGJItertnen, father of the late
em
B.J.8hertnaa,diedathiehcmelnm
Watwrown, Conn., yeeterday, of typhoid
”autumn.
«Smalltrmhhnmgncentanpound
etP.flayea’merket.
Thenunual bflnem meeting at the
Homeloeiableewillbeheldtn the par-
loroltlle labachmo hotel this evening
at'frllo'mk.
Whileteerilgupeportionottheloor
iatheoldmerket on Wall street, Will
The newborn of Humboldt lodge.
loanilavweafieldaeneieble ataer-
mflauhwueung. There wen a
it nadallpreeeatbad an
eajeyeblatlm
In. Lacy Bainbrldge will epeak in
ammonium-tr, thin
Mat ’1” o’clock. All who are
Wintoreignliwioneereearneet.
lytnvihdtobepeeeeat.
.(lemd warden W.Parkend0raad
WP.D.Grtnnell,ottbeNew
”endothermic-a. will be
”tittienantmeetingotl’.0.
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W utterance. All aniforme
“beheadedlnhetonathattlme.
”Wannabee-“Voting
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latte-ethereamwlnhencmlnatee.
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at theoornerot Caderetreetend Weet
The aaeot State vs. latthew Trainer
will batrled this afternoon before Judge
1?. EOaproulelaltewYork today
on a ' -from-lrda-ore" plant. Gap
always ban a null.
I. H. Kellogg la erecting an elegant
earcopbagae monument on hie plot in
Itivernlde cemetery.
-Boyn wanted to tell Tan Smart,
at 3 Wall street. borough.
' RobertGreen, lutheemplcy of Holmes
lKeelerJaoondued to hie bomaon Rim
atreet, with lagrippe.
Cbarlen Iloberte. who ban been work-
ing at Wileon Point, hen returned to
New York. to accept a position in that
city.
The work of paving Eaet Weebingtou
street in nearly oempleled. A few plane-
ent dayn‘wtli- make a big allowing an
the job. 4 r, ,
The Republicans ol Weatport have
nominated Baton Wakemnu, proprietor
ot the mattress factory, for Judge of
Probate.
Mite Amy Grabb gave a birthday per-
ty to a number of her young friends at
bat bottle, W Wanhington etreet, thin
city, “outlay evening.
The members of Itinnehehe Division,
8. o: T., held a lunch beeket aocieble at
their roome lert evening. The occaeion
md 01 very pleanntly.
~Home-rendered lard, 10 cente a
pound, at F. Hayce' market.
John Brummer end William Schauh
are down the river today on ~e fishing
excareton. They carried enough “bait"
tocatcheveryllehia theSoand.
The total number of votere made tbie
(all in each dintrict in an followe: Firet,
217; second, 109; third, 07; making a
grand total of 453 new votern.
Tbehdiea’ Aid Society of the Bart
Avenuell. E. church will meet at the
raidence of In. Frank Seymour, on
Henry etreet, to-morrnw evening.
Funeral who in connection with
tbedeathot Albert 8.0mm were held
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from hie late reaidenoe on East avenue.
An illuminated lecture on intereetiug
placeeand eveuta in India, will
bedeliveredby thew. FlatbeuG. Che-
neyin the Eat Avenue EEcbnrch,
on Friday evening, November '1.
The Belden avenue rreoee at Saturday
night ended in Judge Austin’e ofilce.
thin morning, by William Heireran pey-
ingeitne of 87 and ooete and Theater
lacuhoney paying a fluent dbaudcoete.
--8ewer connectione at bottom ortcee.
William Sheldon, contractor.
It. (Innate lay lawie end Albert
Thompnou ween Inert-ad at the bride’-
raddence, No. 701 Inraey avenue, Brook-
lyn, lent Saturday afternoon at 3 o’clock.
The bride in a grand-daughter of Ira.
Henriette Wheeler, of the borough, end
in well known in town.
m.C.Newkirk, who nangontrial
in thePirntl. Ecburoh Sunday even-
ing,haebeanengaged eaaoloeoprentrt.
Ira. Newkirk bee been negotiating for
the poaition for several weeks. The
mmicoomrnitteehee madenwteetelec-
tioninneouriogheraervicee.
—erght l Flynn have jnet completed
an excellent piece at work in painting
and repairing a wagon for David Stow.
The lettering in naperb end the entire
work-unablp on the vehicleie creditable
to the enterprteing iirm by whom rt wee
done.
Cbarlee Coleman wnegivau an enjoya-
bleenrprt. puty at hie borne in Beet
llorwelk last evening. Thirty-live gueetn
mpremngnnda very pleaeant even-
”: wee errant. llatreahmente were
earvedabuat halt paetten.and it wee
midnight when the gueetn departed.
Chief Vollruer bee reeeivede telegram
from It. Kleooe, N. Y., etatiug that a
youngdarkeyhan been arreeted there,
nnewwtugtothadereriptiouotaampeon.
Lntheoolored man that Chief Vollmer
waelcnking torie in jail, them. Klacoe
individual will probably hereleaeed.
~litloaaitnct lined Ribbon-940 be
raid at ltleeateaaair—eto. II. Harvey's
thtthem-IThlrd
wllhnldthelrenaem‘ln
thlaevening,tonomlnate
aoaadidatetorilepreeeatetive. George
LBaatoa-nrentionadae thaprobable
”I‘M“ Othereaadidatee
hthelddarerarlenOlraete-dand ll.
liner. “a...
mmmtthiecltmheereeeat
been elected we-herof theBoeiety
thelunnof theievoiutiuu. Infilll
the greatgrudmaof Captain Eben-
Wnephewot ltajor
nephewof Onl-
.daleograetgrand
JueIIlarbw,Ii.I.D..ehep-
lathelevothtinneryarmyaadeuh
osmium-mutant:
plealpntrattarytorranee.
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tbieatternoon at belt pant two o'clock, .
madeallAraerieeleagh, wilthepeotlnoed
at the Opera Hotter tomorrow night.
wtthnnw wueie,'new denote, new evenl-
eltien. newlot 'ot fun. The Lewieton,
Kaine, Journal at September Ill, eeid:
"Therecan be on within doubt of the
popularity of lugge' landing in Lewis-
tou. It drew the biggest houee ol the
neuron tart year; tart night trending
room only wee to be bad, at the time the
curtain went up, and a large number
evalled tbemeelvee ot the privilege of
etending during the performance of the
play. There have been a tow changee
made in the cent elnce lent eeeton,obangee
which appear to an tor the better.”
a Bunny Comedy.
Thursday night the famous author-
actor, Edward Bhfll'l, will protect at
Ituaio Ball one of but best and meet nae»
ceeatal playe, "Squetter Sovereignty.”
It iaahreeny local conredy that rcoalle
the palmy days of "The Mulligan
Gaul ” The comedy in brimtnl of
humor and epnrklee with realism in
manly pathetic. The characters are do
Jilted ill-genre oo_ . ”-fill
the‘ thent'rc‘alléinately witmtlfzenand
merrlmeutl ‘lt iil‘h dothbd‘y ‘lh‘at'c’hn lie
teen repeatedly,and each timebemoro
heartily enjoyed_._~_.~ '
"Dent- Little Shannen."
“Deer Little Shamrock," an Irieh
drama, which Managerseauley hen book-
ed tor Friday evening, in full of exciting
tableaux and funny eituatione. There
are a great many Irish plays now before
the public, but never bee any one of
tbeee plays met with to much favor an
“Dear Little Shamrock.” flies May
Buckingham, a lady wellknown to
theatre goers. has achieved eucneae an
the leading lady of the comedy-drama,
and her atoning in very tine. Ber com-
pany in excellent.
'l'ha Bevined Version of Peok'e lied Buy.
The Atkinson Comedy Company com-
bined with Peck’a Bad Boy, will appear
at Music Hall, next Saturday evening.
The company will be seen in new form
thin season, as the play has been re-writ-
ten and refined, and in now bubbling
over with all the now! features at the
day, new rouge. new epecieltioa, end
new dances. Johnnie Prtndie, the
lamoue Yankee character comedian,
will appear in his original cb
conga, epecialtiee, etc. There are twenty
people in the cast and all engaged for
their merit and particular line of busi-
Item.
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Question for Senator Piatt.
Editor Seafinelr—It it announced that
Senator Plait in to speak in Music Hall
thin evening and the batters are urged to
hear him because he tree, as u leglalator,
been influential in advancing their inter-
eete. SeuntorPlatt wee here two years
ego and made etatementn about imported
hate that have given rise to puzzling
queries ever alone. It will be remember-
ed that be exhibited two hate claimed to
have Men of English manufacture, and
elated that one at them, the black bet,
could be laid down in New York, duty
paid, for 818.65 a dozen, while the brown
hatcoutd be laid down (or 817.50 edema.
These bate, he etaled, could not be dunli
outed intbia country for lean than 618
and We dozen respectively. in other
worda, than two grades of hate could be
brought into this country at a proiit of
“.85 and 09.60 a dozen. With such a
margin tor profit why have they not been
brought in to the destruction of our
batting industries? Two years have pane.
ed since this attempted "acute" with the
dutiee on bate unchanged. In all tbie
time have imported Englieh bate been
driving those ot duration: manutecture
out of the market? Let the betting tear.-
on now drawing to a clone be the answer.
Another point. Thenenator ieeuluglzed
tor bin pert in giving the batting induo
try adequate protection in the McKinley
bill. bet an ace. Iturn to Schedule N
0! the new tatitl’ law and find the duty
on bale baa been rained to 55 percent.
ad valorem. The old duty was 30 per
cent. Now, it the cart of the two gradee
of Englleh bate alter paying the duty of
W per cent. wet 813.06 end 817.50 a
dozen, the coat without the duty wen
310.50 and 813.40 a dozen. Adding the
new duty at 50 per cent. they could etill
be imported for 010.29 and $30.86. An
the name grade at American hate uncut
bemede tor leer than $18 and m the
the Eaglieb here can be imported under
the new law at a profit of 81.72 and
“Madmen. With there figures will
Senator Ptett explain to the batters how
they are protected by the new duty?
110m.
South blurwaik, Conn, Oct. 28, 1300.
The lehnai Wan and had.
The annual ecbool enumeration in title
etate wae completed, leet week. The
law relating to the vuhjvct wee changed
by the lenielatnre of is“, and the first
mot children of echool age under
the enactment was taken laet October.
Priorlo thattlutert badlleenteken on
the heat day at January in each year.
The January cenene of use aborted IUD,
10 children in thentata entitled to public
aehool money. The enumeration in Oc-
tober thawed an iacreaae ot 1,908 in the
number. The average annual increase
‘ 1’: .x ”H. mm _ ‘ h ‘ ”-
, fire»; reel-Ito I better do anoi-
hoate‘in Bridgeport decided towadda
drewntaklngdepnrtmeat. and weproject
wee decried an impracticable. Through
the medium at the celebrated New York
home of B. '1'. Taylor, the firm tenured
Ilre. I. R. Connor an deeignrr and drear-
illahnr. 8. '1'. Taylor a 00. do not heal-
tate to etete that they coneider lire. Cott-
our one at the toremoet it not the lover
moot exponent at their nyetem in the
country.
80 rapidly hat the-bueinere of the firm
locreaeed that lent ear they were com-
pulled to tekeon t old ‘1'. I. C. A.
building, and la the arrangement, the
entire third llcor was anrlgued to the
dreeemekiug and cloak depertmenle.
The menu ' invite terorable oomperiaoa
with even the meet teehionable drone-
maktng parlors ot our'lergeet citlee.
The present menu opened September
101b, and the yoet’e encceee is clearly
outlined in the initial boom. Already
the commodioua roome give evidence of
being tented to their capacity, and ordere
are being booked for many weeke ahead.
In connection with the remarkable de-
velognent of the dreyemahlug feature at
W'. .'Hall & (30.. it in ”proper to nip
pet tmumpomllelfiniii (1le or.
rectiounub/aa Manually, prononnmd.‘
nothing illuwatratee this growth better
than the improvement and enlargement
necesettated trout time to time. At the
present time an impoeiogatx atory build
tag is being raised, and in the re-mtldrll-
ling and rearrangement much needed
room will again In added. Theme tectr
speak for themselves, and prove cm.-
clueively that in the volume of trade and
achievement of euccere W. 8, Hall & Co.
are well in the lead.
—-Dear young lady renders, when your
been comes on Sunday night tell him
that Brussels is the most economical
eonp mode. This will not him thinking,
and unlene we are mistaken he will give
you a chance to economize by using it,
TAYL0ll & GOLDEN,
Bill 0800 all] Ililll'llfllll,
WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwnlk, Conn.
anal!
WANTED.
edvertieaneutn under this head. not exceeding 5
itnca, l time 25c., 3tlraca50c , 1 week 8] (I)
Borne—Two unmaurm Ch; Bit ac-
enmmudatedwlthbuard et blow Iteyrnond
attvet, Booth Norwnik.
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BRIGII'I' TIDY GIRL L8 lfll'ltsl '03
child: r~ old. Applyto Ire. I! it their
wood, r21’ay or avenue.
1‘08 SALE.
t‘flHf
"limit-Lair under inn m, Rot exceeding 5
umtmutnmmtmetm
BICYCLE—will“. manor“). Pile: W
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TO LET.
“Mum...“ J... was
Ila-.ltilneSeJLImawulwcehllw
non trove-m 1 a roman Itouan
of elx me on tf'orth hyler avenue. to-
qnlre of Wm. Keith. ed? at
Phil? 09 B005! 0 wt WOODWARD AVIFIII.
rent I; 'J“! in; c mpfete order Alan a
nuneeia lent Harwell; gnodotder; d rcotne: Ila.
laqahnot I. a. Woodward.
‘IIBMVBID 800], FRONT. Illa'l'm.
bath, etc ; ten minutes from pat oilee. ed-
dre- P. 0, Box 133. m5 at
Till UPPIB PART 0' A E0833. 2) IDWI
at four loome- in good order
min. a lmita doa'ble
Dickerman
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retreat htrtet. a. . our:
onenco untaoafionopitslinppean
mpruvetnente; rent ' . KIM) RC «rare
c. Crown, mu. Norwnih. db :1
'WO UKIUBSIBIIID BOOIllON "I "he?
Music Hall. South Norwalk.
Can. ”an! Only. .
murmur, 001'. 29111
nurture columnar
In that Laughing Success of the Day
“llllllll’ LANDING,”
NOW BETTER THAN EVER.
New llluale.
New Dancer,
New Specialties,
New hat of Fun.
The Play that lien lede All America
laugh.
Renaldo-lid ‘il eeuln. State
lloyl'n md Greg lry'e drag ntarw;
Mumlo Hall.
null mutant
OBI
swapmtetthefamoue aetlbrhetcr.
Edward Herrigan,
And on New rm Comp'y, inlludiug
Mrs-AnnieYeamans
In hie greeted eacceartni comedy,
Squatter
Sovereignity.
Original ileum and Katie by Ir. Dave Braham,
and bin m l r Orchatra o! 1‘: pieces. bio ad-
vance in or cte. Beale new on rate at
orififuotrsn - NoitWAhli
Actuate night
Friday,0ctoher 31 at
The Comedy legaet
lilierayBuckingham
Am! a rtrone company in the lawn: Irish
Comedy Drama. entitled
Prev! and public unanlmaue in its praise.
The Donnybrook Pair, the Watertell,
the fiberarock lteel. Song», Dances.
Bag I'Ipe Playing, lteelr, lite.
A Sight 01' a Lifetime !
DON‘T KISS l’I'.
Sent: on lie at Hale's. Novwnlk, and Pleietul'e,
South Itorwalk
Pricee Ilia. She and ”a.
Can you do the Shamrock undo! ‘i' it.
may bathe tIlchv one. p 1'! 0‘50“
Music ‘ifALr .,
JUST (153 NIGHT.
Saturday. Nov. 1.
TWO WED SHOWS
Atkinson’s Gilill 6011111
rrcx's BAD nor.
Intellect Corn in at Comedian. headed b
mmuafiéudrmmm, I
Johnnie Prlndle.
New bongo. New finale.
Bl". W. HEATH, Sole Images,
Scale now on auto at Ileyt'n and Gregovy‘e drug
etotnr. o e
STORAGD.
In! accommodations for Furniture, Her—
1‘ ebondlatlc ’I’ermnnrm pilutlott Thinks
Scemxnth. Uoodatnnnn mlaadune Brice
Inquire at the flair 1r
No I Iott avane,lorweih.
‘UIINIBBID FROST BOOK. 22 BATH/till)
13'1”” nth Norwalh. Belem hitched.
a w
Till WOODV «RD aolnvrnen—u Bonita.
not ad will warm, bath room heater. «kc .
with atabllng tar Ive barren. eon ntnhlen, chicken
hoaeee he; rent IS per month. theatre at C.
Iwartz, at old Well Ounce-pay. old it
ill some AT It." ma. 0N! AT
.7“) Ilmtlmve‘w ”deranged” street2 I. From
n n; can . ea ' rel 8t.
nontht'loewnlh.’ IP- ‘ oett
'A W... m: m would”?
to
vieltWanaiagte-at-me flaring the winter or
much-endured fine a my. Ira). I
.lmlet..l W" mat: my
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W and. Hummus
lluallhelgltlwenfikd Ila
“cameraman ram. usual. a;
wudwilt be it returned to 1d Ilpvieg
mm lerw . - octet
A. it. FERRIS.‘
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
m finch Renault-g am.
neuron-u e». no.» lover-tho
GEO. J ELIF‘F a).
UHDERTAKER.
8! berth .Iala Street, [loath larwelk
w
for yearehenrtotexceeded 1”. 0a drumming-ml
thlehaeieitiaeapectedthattheennrner-
alien thie month will allow at leaet Ml,-
oooenudm of school age in the m.
Thin ceneue will oouetliute the haste on
nhhh the public tnnde for eehool pur-
poeae will be dittrthoted. The reboot
land which now amounte to “MM,
has been productive enough tor a num-
bnt ditg No. to We." a rent. (Steamboat Door)
otozw oao It. Bittmi’llhb h (.‘u.
“'5“ 011:. m.
“l l'l. Ii. Illlolrtlbtl 3 (:0. Wholesale and it
I tell anll‘t: and lath-nary (glee? (man:-
,Wutfl Hardware. agitat- nr won
:3. New, White lead Palate. Perry, Glare. he.
he. to Water rtreet, south Korean oiuvtw
” THE NEW
FURNITURE STORE
one and ”a 'aahlagtna It.
loath unwell. Ihet bdat Bridge.
“[3300th COLIIAN, Proprietor
Picture Ira-tn, lacking (line. etc. Prie-
wtu call you liltnlt nlIlly
lllhile & 810M
np'ctnl mention of none new
3 a. Do you want new blackout,
whiten- chicken breast. fat and fine,
here at tho a pound. Itonud Herring,
for our German trienda at to acute a
pound. Pine he the tloeat are the Will-r-
bury Home, Bhonldr-rn and Bacon. We
aold them lent winter with nolld ratio
tact-ontoallooacerned. flameltct-ntn.
Applvk-"mlnp and Beldwtna~at
“.25 per barrel. New Robina at Ill and
in min a pound New Dried Apticnbl,
a crate a pound, burnt. New citrm ,
large, liar. riveted. Cape Cod Granite-r
rim. flout. aqnerte for to come. 6,000
ride (1! tons») of the Delaware County.
mu [law I, going at Sonata a pound.
0n? thou-and dollate’ worth of er-lcctrd
Teen. It iaea-vy to adrerttee tn eell the
LF,’
, bent Ten. and then canteen privately that
you don't know anything about Ducting
tear. Thalia not our . We know
we harem tea. We try well before
wetmy. The beet Tha for.” conic a
. wood to thin city. (truce we told about
thr doe quality of our can Many new
Mme have retarded It, and more
have pruntmncrd it the beat to be had
anywhere. Gone-ed try it at
1111M tuners
Jr
Thursday, Oct. 30.
' At 10 p..- Cent. Less
Than Cost.
Having bought the easterly
part of the WOODWARD
HOMESTEAD, I otter for sale
lots on Woodward avenue at
$12.00 per lront foot, and the
lots on Lowndes avenue at
$10.00 per front foot.
To each purchaser who will
build within two years, I will
pay 10 per cent. oi the cost of
the house on. the amount of
$1,500. Lowndes avenue ex-
tends from Woodward avenue
to the water. The water front
0
011 Lowndcs avenue Will be
given to the city for the use:
of its citizene. It is the only
street in the city that has :1
water from.
These lots are all level and
dry. There is only it choice
in their location on the avenue
or the water. Select yonrlot
at once and get first choice.
Maps and full information at
TAYLOR 5t GOLDEN'S or
C. SWARTZ’S.
I’lAISTEll
Druggist.
ol
We want you to know that
“Plaistod's Cough Remedy” is
and sore throats. Sold in two
sizes, 25 and 50 cents. Every
bottle guaranteed. Try it.
We have a nice line ui'Gold
Pens from $1 up.
If you want clgant Perfumes
we can suit you.
School Books and our prices
are reasonable.
Fine Box Paper, 25 cents.
Dunkirk Linen Paper, 24
sheets with envelopes, 10 cents.
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I’lAISTEfl
Druggist.
Burt's litre Malian. "
uwanmmmmJumnmm
IMLAI "NICK ”c.
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the best thing made for colds
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South orwolk cannot e‘ ual
those bought uptown, Bri ge-
port or New York,bat we assure
them that if they will call at our
store we will equal the goods
bought elsewhere in every par
ticular, J not givb us the op
portuniiy of proving this fact
to you. We will furnish the
best evidence, namely, the
goods, and then with the evi
dence in your band you can
form a just conclusion.
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54 in. sir. Dress Goods at
48c per yard. worth 650.
36 in. Plaid and Sir. Flannel
at 500 per yard.
Here is where we quote the
TRUTH, and nothing but the
truth. The prices at which
we alter the following goods,
we guarantee:
Gents’ Cardigan J ackete, 75c,
85c, 98c, 1,25, 2.49.
Gonts' Blue Flannel Shirts,
81, in double breasted or platit—
ed front.
Gems’ Fancy Flannel Shirts
at 250, 30c, 490, 59c, Tire, 950,
1.00 1.25, 1.45.
Genls’ All Wool Half Hose,
at 19c, 24c, 39c.
Genis' Extra Fine Cashmere-
Half Hose at 39c,
Gents’ Dog Skin, Hog Skin,
Buck Skin and in fact about
every kind of Gloves and Mit-
tens manufactured. The prices
range from 290 up and are
guaranteed.
Nowie your time, and the
sooner it is done, why the
quicker it will be over.
Our stock of Ladies’ Chil—
dren's and Gents’ Winter itosi
cry and Underwear is now
complete and the largest ever
shown in the city. We have
scarlet, natural wool and white
in all sizes and prices.
We wish to call special atten-
tion to it bargain we have just
received in Ladies] Fine Rib-
bed J erecy Vests, heavy weight
at the astonishingly low figure
of 25¢: each.
MARKETS.
We have marked our line of
Wool Blankets fully 40 per
cent. less than the some grades
can be purchased for else-
where. All they cannot lent.
long at the very low"pricen
placed upon them, an early ex-
amineiion is advised.
10 4 White, 750
104 While, 95c
104 White, 2.00
11.4 White, 2 50
ll 4 White, 3.35
Pink and Yellow Borders,
3,713,500, 5.50.
Uar Kitchen Department in
more complete than ever.
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