Looked Upon en a
I’mfldflififl Candidate.
.I I never neaocemc III In.
,. IMdfiele-llectloneflena-
lure Mail. or lineage-II legalie.
, at lanai-Several Candidates for the
, flpankerehlp of the Home.
. New You; Nov. 7.-—A apeeiel to The
orldfrnun Philadelphia aaye: “The vic-
to eeenme national Importance. He
chem hereee ‘the men of (in
y.’ Hie career hen, indeed, been re
, . . .. inlfl'thewaeelectedgovernor
I title put commonwealth by an organ.
,g alone! Republican and Democrat».
wee elected comptroller of Philadel-
. fie meet reaponeible of all the city
lathe faceofaheevy adverse Bo
maiority. The period during
I~ hencean the piece was a dark
lathe calendar ofthe 10an and
; .. ‘ who have generally exercieed their
I . eweet will at the expenaeoi the muni-
II pality of Philadelphia.
In header-t They Say.
“And now Robert if Pattiaon is carried
I etidal wave of popular approval for
‘ . -eecond time to the gubernatorial chair
Harrisburg. A majority of 18,000 is a
argument. It is not strange,
, that sober citizens who take
I intheir state should say, ae thou-
I .. have said today, ‘13 not Robert E.
‘ namen who can obtain the eup-
of Pennsylvania at a national eieo
~ III f In not his an available name for the
I I tlaleaudidacy in 1892?Y
Hill for Senator.
"It in alleged by some of the moat influ-
. II tiai Democrats that Governorelect Pat-
In, whom they persist in etyling 'the
I of deetiny,’ ia the moat available can-
idate for ’92 that the Democracy can ae-
They ever that he can carry the state
- Pennsylvania as readily at a presidential
leetion as on the recent occasion. The an
ion is emphatically made that no other
Idividnal whose name has been consid-
eredia as well qualified for the exalted
mice as he.
“Itieeaid that the Democratic hero of
‘evr York, David B. Bill, will honor a
I in the United States eenate, and that
orival candidates from the Empire state
I idemperil the chances of electing a
I.” .. tatall."
II.III
II.»
.II
a.
They All Want the Speakereliip.
Numerous, Nov. 7. —-W. D. Bynnm,
whohee just been reelected to congreee
by a majority of 4, 500 In thin diatrict, an-
. .' . Incea himself as a candidate for the
III I... hip of the next house of represen-
. -vee.
' 81'. home, Nov. 7,-Congreasman W. H.
3 haejuet been reelected in the First
I I district and announcce himaeifae
candidate for the apeakerehip of the next
. . .. oi repreeentative.
xenon, Gn, Nov. 7.—Congreaaman J.
= mount, of the Sixth Georgie district,
I I Incee himself as a candidate for the
up“ the next house ofrepreeen-
. [ache 81 Vetea of a llqiority.
W, Conn... Nov. ‘l.—-The Cour-
té’tdviaediignree give the Republicans
andthe Democrata l'f senators, and
. . I ma Republicans and lib Democrat:
, I the houae, making a Republican major
, ty of It on joint ballot. The Republi-
F . . member from Wilton, who had a
l .. ity of one, waedeciared defeated be.
‘ .. the word "for" was on the ticket,
. thie claim will not be sustained. The
. forgoveruor etanda at present: Mer—
I Ben, ”Hill Morris. Den-L, 67,;663
,,Pro. 8,40: scattering, 257. Morris
'* IiI on'mjomy. In on. calculation
Itowne are noonieial.
In. Defeat [or Senator lngalie.
mane Cm, Ma. Nov. 7.-Thm in now
. - little doubt thatthc next Kaunas legio
., on joint ballot will be under the con-
? II of the Farmera' Alliance and Demo-
I combined, and poaeibly the alliance
alone will have a working majority Thie
II enre defeat for Senator ingalle.
i Republican- and the alliance men are
log a victory in the gubernatorial can
but no far Willetta, Alliance. in in the
lathe Pint dietrict the oilicial count
Ii he timer] to determine whether
light, Dent, or Broderick, Rep, in
The remaining at; congreeemen
eboted b1 the alliance
l‘l
farewell to Senator Inner-ii.
mnlw. llle., Nov. 7.13m. Palmer
evening received a telegram from
. laying that Evlwartle and Myers,
, are shown by the official
. inheve been elected to the halal»
.. Gen. Palmer. on reading thie din
. laid, "Thin make: me Democrateou
ballot a majority oft. " The Im the
explained, included the P. hi. ll.
men, all three of whome claimed.
. table enpport on the ballot
Uh eeuatnr. ’l‘hlameaaethe
are of lienatov Farewell, Rep
‘ Ivy-Mm Item Del-aerate.
* hmmmr, Nov. 1. l‘raig, om. , I.
- to wane from the Twenty fourth
Mover l ,1!» mm (‘ompiete ill;
have been reorient from every riletrlet
h”. The new delegation will eteod
» Republican and eleven Demo
a Dementia gain of four in the
" dietrtct, where Scull. ilep has
U My, (Mary the Democratic
will mount on theollegationof
Theofleial count for congreae in
Mei-III dietrict give. ”option. rue.
My“ forty on. over Elliot Den
)4 l
W W: Wuhan.
in foam. Nov 7-pf‘ovn leto re»
' from It!!! then but at the
ohm Markham, , for
, h none the in.” plurality.
”m have elect-u! live out”!
flange—linen, and the indication
“iterative Republican delegation
earned
it" Ila-am» ere-Ion.
‘ it. it, flint—Returns!”
habudimmnrm It»,
.nfimm June,
obtained by Robert E. Pattiioncaueee 1"
mumm‘mi.
" W raiser-mm mac-u on v-
little if. Nuttmn.m of Jenny City, bee
Meow inted acedet to West Point with
Harold Armetrongmt Montcieir, N. J.,
as alternate
The president has pardoned H I.
Cutie, of NewJ ,eouvietod of
tion from the Uni States arm.
Col. Judson, Governor Hili' military
secretary, was married Nov. 6 to Miee
Marlon it. Letth The governor attend
ed the reception. Hiegm to the bride wee
a ooetiy watch an chain. The watch chain
is etndded with d emonde.
in the Vermont legislature a bill com-
liing corporations to pay their employee
weekly was killed bye vote of 90 to 15:
aleo a bill exempting eoldlere from the
payment of poll tax.
Black diphtheria ie prevailing in an epi
demie form at Cygnet, 0. The schools are
all closed and bueineea la practicallyeae
pended. A number of deaths have on
cnrnd and many persona are leaving the
place.
The annual report of Maj. Gen. Sehoiield
recommende a large addition to our fleet
and alien batteries for coast defense.
Three bodice have been taken from the
wrecks of the Vizcaya and the Corneliue
Hergrnvee and brought to New York.
The Getty house (Yonkera) suicide wee
evidently a Boston tailor in hard luck.
Speculator Perrin ii. Sumner baa received
a remarkable letter signed ”J. 1!. Edgar. "
Col. Thomas B. Price, president of the
Gazette Printing company, of Sedalia, Mo,
was shot and mortally wounded by Judge
John Higgins, of Pitta county court. An
election quarrel caused the shooting.
David H. (rreever, a well known cattle
man, was shot and totally wounded at
Kaneas City by Charles Clifford, an ex-
pngiliat from San Fraueieco.
A Big Philadelphia Blaze.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.—F'ire laaI. night
destroyed the
company’abuiidings, Noe. 907 to 971 0b
eego street, the three story building ad.
joining,occnpied by l’. C. Tomeon as a
soap factory, on Swanson street; alao a
building used an a spice mill by Mr. Tom-
aon. The storage warehouse corner Swan-
son street and Washington avenue, owned
by the Pennsylvania Railroad company,
wae burned, with its contents. The Snow-
den hotel, adjoining the warehouse, wee
badly scorched, and a number of dwelling
houses owned by Mr. Tomaon were dam-
aged by fire and water. The following are
the lessee: Cooper shop, 825me Tomwn’e
ioseou twobuihlinvs, $45,;000 Pennsylvan
nia Railroad wurehouse, 820000; contente
of warehouse, new Suowdcn hotel, 85,-
000. Total lose, new», covered by' Insur-
ance.
”l’attlnon and Hill. "
W Aenmmort, Nov. 7 —-Geu George A.
Sheridan the Republican orator, in on in-
terview published here, says that Patti—
eon' 9 election as governor of Pennsylvania
makes him a distinct preeiriential possi-
bility. "i think, indeed, " anys Gen Sheri.
dan, "that he will be the nominee of bio
party and that the ticket will read, “Patti-
eon and Hill.’ Think of Pattieon’e won-
derful record—twice city comptroller of
Philadelphia, once mayor, and twice gov
eruor in there anything to keep auoha
man lrom beading hie ticket! What will
our ticket be? Maj. McKinley will be
elected governor of Ohio of 19! by an in
theme majority, and nobody else will be
thought at for the that place andeo the
ticket will read, ‘McKinley and Bead.’
There you are—~i’attiaon and Hill, Mc-
Kinley and Reed. "
Olavietone'l Prediction.
lommv, Nov. 7.— Mr. Gladstone, speak-
ing at L'ariiele, mild that if the govern-
ment’s recently proposed license compen—
sation mcIqure had been enacted, it would
have cost the country It 000 000, (m to Pm"
chaee the rights of the publicane. Parliav
ment, he laid, was now wearing out the
life of the government, which avoided dirk
solution as a man with a bad tooth avoided
the heroic remedy of the dentist. The
next general elections would seal the doom
ofaiong endured reign of iniquity, and
begin an era of national peace.
rivet Quaker I: II, Tragedy.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov .. —Mre. Lampreeht,
who murdered her 6-year-old daughter and
then out her own throat, diet! at the hon—
pital laet night. The woman in said to
have been of an extremely jealoua temper-
ament, and ahe ie summoned to have com—
mitted her terrible crime» while under the
influence of a jealous lit. iler victim in
until to have been an illegitimate child, be-
ing horn abortly after her arrival in thin
country from Germany.
1». Thu-dent for I‘leveiuad.
Lemma, Nov. 7. I-ITbe Tlm" thinka it
will not be any for the Democrat; to find
an abier candidate for preeldent in me
than Air. Cleveland, our one helm fitted
to follow up the mom of the party
The Daily News an that for bueineee
purpoeee the election» may he llid to have
brought before the world once more the
atrong common acme and underlying hoo-
eety of the American people.
A Intentional Inn-eta: Alrny.
lemma, Nov. 7 MA Intentional enacting
aflrey occurred at Oxford yeaterdey. A
lady, who-e name baa not been
find two abate from a revolver at J..-
Vraork "right, ii i). mnemof the Uni-
vmlty college, the, mrmti bullet ponrtmla
lug hie able and lumrtlng aaerloue wound
The would be anaemia ramped.
l‘hmpfl emu Ito-Ilia. no.0".
Bimini, Nov 7 John P. Mllrpby.ibl
delinquent Bunion agent of John M. Hum-
null a; (' o. leather Iluelm. Philadelphia.
was arraigned In the municipal criminal
man charged with "tl wmlmvzl-mmt of
over ”i one from him rmpinyrr- li-wnivell
examination and woe Iwhl in ram-um»
appearance on lI'uv. ‘JI
‘Iebvnela’a Inmrntte (tori-rm.
(maria ‘vieb , Nut 7 ~14qu Dem, h
elected governor by from It. "10 to new plu-
rality. Moot of the ilrnuiillven mmtlrkee
below "resonator in elected The far.-
on Alliance have the iogiciaturr, two may
woven and Inn-I. of the “unity m
:5va In» one.
liar CI.AIHE.Wl-, ,‘t’uv. 7 mien-lore“,
elected emu Tao-day on the Der-wee“:
ticket died an 2 a. m lamenting-Jab
lowing thr excitement ravaged by the fin
can 0" lie party the wanfergnne m
pulmonary «nanometers
IMWelae-tnnrney
"imamrmmmuuo
terAIenheIaiMa.thenIeetllni-eer
, which more an the heaven
near-er clay or ten York. have he-
”cement-tar“
wanna-Inn“
ii
t
Philadelphia Cooper-go '
Old.1’etta~mwdldl hm
tomvanvwaehlud week Moat
await Wheaheeemeout of thewellln
theeveningitweenotlcedthethie black
Mohamed itecolortromb ktoa
t‘yelioworgoldenehede.
rency le received weekly at the eubtreaeury
b New York for redemption. Judging by
the character of the email bills in circula-
ti0n the amount ought to be tour timee ea
great.
it ieeetimawd that the regular inenrenee
companies; of the Uniwd State: will dial
horse during we the euro of 08, 4mm in
death, endowment and dividend claim. it
h an average of 81,600 for every minute in
the year.
Poet-go atamp denim are in all large
citiee on the earth. J. B. Mom, of BM
eels, Belgium, is acknowledged to be the
leadiugdcaier and phiiatcliat of die day.
lie has an immense eatabliehment in the
Galerio Bortiere of the Arcade Madeleine,
and his investmem in the buuiucee muet
be upward of a million francs.
in awatcr telephone recently patented
in England the apparatus employed for the
collection of eouud transmittal throuh
water between ahipohsm been improved
constructing the apparatue so that any
pronoun: canned by the inereued denaityof
the water has no effect upon it
01 the 21,432 men and 3, 550 women under
the supervision of the prison division of
the Pmaeian ministry of justice, it, too
men and 2,172 women are cmploed
manufacturers under noutmct wi the
prison authorities. 'l'hcir average daily
wagon are about nine cents each.
Since the order went forth that all dogs
in England should be nquzleIl in conse-
quence of many outbreaks of rabies the
numbcrof cases of the disorder rcportui
has fallen from eightyom in the but quar-
ter of 1% to thirty-nine in the tint quarter
of the present your, anti the decrease is
:etill going on.
The shawl drflw, which wan popular
twenty years ago, is once more in vogue:
the fashion is no old us it: he a uovI-ity, per
hope. to the present generation. This
drew is made, are its name implies, of a
ehnwior of nhmvbvof the soft checkinl or
plaid WWII n sort, fringed at the edge
The regular running of trains between
Baku and Tillis I. the Trunscaunaaian
line was stopped for over an hour on May
13 because immense minim of locusts cov—
ered manholes. A large gang of laborers
was required to clear the way. Now there
iv a sweeping machine attached to each
train.
The imperial medical council is now at
work on I: plan for the practicoof dentistry.
it is proposed not to allow any person to
practice an a dentist union-I he pom-senses :I
thorough medical education and is o grud-
uatc of the sixth close of a gymnasium.
The eixth is the tugboat clue-I but one in
Russian high echrmls.
Architectn find a peculiar difficulty with
plum drawn to scale upon oiled tracing
groper. This paper iH peculiarly sensitive
(I atmospheric changm. and a plan drawn
tosonle at night will be found next day
enlarged or contracted according to the
condition of the atmosphere. The change
is often eufilcieut Inmuke the plane un-
tmstwort by.
The friction of million-I of ohm hoe
worn the original suxmrthneae from the
flooring of the Brooklyn bridge promenade.
The boards of which the walk la made are
of Virginia pine, and from their thickneea
were calculated to wear for many more
years than their present condition would
indicate.
There are over 100 newapaprfe In Karma.
0! these «l‘: are Herald», 42 Republicans, 19-9
News, 3313mm.” Democrat», 3i Journaie,
2» Trilmnee, Io; Heutiociv, Is Gnuttw. H
Enterpriam, 13 Raglan n, 12 Runrrlsv, it
State, it) Sums, i0 (IIIIrirI-a, in Graphic», 8
patches, I l‘ rib l'l'cfi‘vt -,a 9" "I ”Iilllitlilo ti
Messenger», .3 “lo-51'», .‘v Kurmm, 'J (Jupituln
and i "reflector.
By the (manor. wm.
of a notion» mu! :iilL‘ltfi-ii. celebration when
Lin: Rev. '1". f‘y. Bouncy, prufeaeor II! golfing?
in University college. delivered the one
hundred Itlitl eisticth l‘airchild liflfm
i‘hnmna l-‘uirchilIL wmv r. puma ardent-r of
linxton, who III 1'. '23 made a will by which
lli' vented 1.1:? I in the churchwunlnna for
the delivery Iawry Wiutnun 'l'urmloy of it
lecture "(in the Wonderful Wuriunf God
in ('rrution," or "Tim l'c-rtalnty of the:
ilcnIIrrI-rtion of the Drool l'l‘uvetll by Cerv
lniII f'huIIgI-x In the Animal and Vegetable
i’urtn of (Wrmrirn Dr, John Dunne be
firm tlw mrimnn ,VlI II3 i'i, 1‘3,” :Itui Prof!»
em iiumuy took Hm «.Imv h- xt, .Via't Ii,
2&5“), the Ila-rm imug the illua'trution oi
l'rIIvIIlqu-II nuppliul by the iii} and the
«pun-ow, in pit-thIIIIr the prwrbcr Iiwrit
upon thi- mun r13 «.1 tiw floral creation and
thepI-vrfIrIiI nor the Maine. workmnnnhip
avI-«III u lllllu- limmi .IrIIlmImlumpitirant
of flow r- re l’IIiIiIc Uplltltm.
unworkable Evident-o.
Mr». illattmr, no ngni widow, living
alone in the "shrub: of Frankfurt-on.
the-Main, Protein, was Inurvleml early in
May. A lmveling tiokrr by the: name of
Newhrmlwmv unrated and charged with
the crimp, bur. mt the evidence agatpet him
wan wholly cirrunwtantlai the case we-
dropped. Now women the ntrnngu part of
the etnvy. iier u-iativu arr very rich, and
no. mi on immune, Irwarti for the movie-
lnvn of Mr llfffllv‘l't'l’. "firing of thia,a
Mum: h l-tt'v}|.l' nummi Elmharvli. baai the
n-IIIIIIII» u film «iii woman climntermi, the
eye token 011! and a photograph of the
ration movie The pitiure of tin old '0-
man I but night on earth woe etrihingiy
clear it won a pitturt- of .‘w vlmvl hoidr
log a danger in I li‘ howl nrui i l. whet in
“mother. ilI' in“ ;tI..III In em up ll millif.
but will he «I «II-Ii met Iriuvi for marine.
"Ht. Louie izvpubiic.
A Sinai "- vino I'mlal ”peter.
The Muir III [.mi- ll‘uv department in
ulmot to mint". u um rideviu- A plume»
graph is III iniplaveri in each primipni ol—
lir'e in the mmtry for the luv-Immfllathm
of tiw B“I1W‘.“IM «mum who optima read
or write. TlII illiterate Mexican will
to the uratrrilvee, tails dill arrange into
meivrrmthv- phonograph, am! when the
cylinder "it! im- lte cicatirmttm the m
aridreeeerl w'Ll be- Imt Eur owl the omega
will he repented to him by number may
rhlae w Phllévtclphla lieu-«i
An inert lanai-ripe.
The Pimian mtmwviogiat. who-e coll»
tide! of Monte attracted w mum attention
n the Perle «with», in wormingalaod—
W, the autumn: brim: a "at?! aeill, a
the! nevi n mountain, which will in mm.
penal who" 7 Ir! lmte. Four hundred
and fifty thaw-end night dying imente will
term the [meg-mm. them of the
‘piflttrelu brunette up of W? m
Wgfi‘m“
We; ' rI- ermmfi M
We *1
An average of m.“ in mutilated enr- I
rv'lmrurlicch l’umh I-hurvh was the mun: '
i
independent», 8 Alluxal‘on,‘ 1 Engine, I Di»- [
i
iii 10 Per Cent. “Less
Than Cost.
Having bought the easterly
part oi the WOODWARD
HOMESTEAD, l ciler for sale
lots on Woodward avenue at
$12.00 per front foot, and the
lots on Lowndcs avenue at
$10.00 per from foot.
To each purchaser who will
build within two years, I will
pay 10 per cent. of the cost of
the house on the amount at
$1,500. Lowndes avenue ex-
tends from Woodward avenue
to the water. The water front
on Lowndcs avenue will be
given to the city for the use
of its citizcm It is the only
street in the city that has a
water from.
and
T hose lots on: all level
dry. There is only a choice
in their location on the avenue
Ivan-r.
or the Select your lot
at once and get first choice.
Mapsund full information at
TAYLOR I: GOLDEN’S or
C. SWARTZ‘S m
PlAISTED
Druggist.
We want you to know that
“l’lnintcd’n Cough RIIIIchy" is
the Lost thing made for colds
and sore illrmiis. Sold in two
sizes, 25 and 50 cents livery
hotsh- guaranteed. Try it.
We have a nice line of Gold
l’mn {mm :31 up.
If you want clgant Perfumes
we can suit you.
We carry a complete line of
School Books and our prices
are reasonable. .,
Fine Box Paper, 25 cents.
Dunkirk Linen Paper, ‘24
sheets with row-lupus, 10 cents.
Plililili
Druggist.
(:Iiv If;(). JELIFB‘E.& ”W
UNDERTAKER.
e: me no. Mre'rt. Item ennui
tmuflam mete-burner
We moonetnntiy re-
ceiving Pine Home.
auited to all purpoeee.
You will find the I'll-
281‘ UOAOHERB. the
328T BOADSTBRS. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST assortment! or
BALE HORSES in Fair-
flold County. Partie-
wanting any kind of a
Horse, can be suited
anal-3.1m Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRANTBD.
. "lo "a l’AnsoNSQ
BBWWKSIWE STOCK Mill.
"6 if
HARDWARE,
OILS.
ROPE, TWINE,
Wire Netting, Wudu Ware, its‘
909
W. l}. [llllll al‘
“lib“: "ALI. Bl.0(‘lt.
wan PapErs,
linen and Largest Aesorlment
in :Me city.
lv‘tuo line of Gina III '25 come a
double roll.
ace the combination chair and
amp ladder, only 62.00.
ArlI-le’ Materiale.
Mounted on Stretclwre.
Pulalinc, Paper llanaiug and
Culolmlning.
L. H. DECKER,
79 Washington Strut,
South N III-walk
Canvae
Paints, Varnishes,’
lots and Slums
K
la‘or' ] )0 vol-a ting,
H. 8. [WWW
PAINTS i
SECOND
SIWWW “WWW:
comma Til-DAY
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 15th
AND
THURSDAY. OCT. 16th.
We will mum full!
100 Trimmed HIII and BIIIIII
For Fall and Winter lllllnery.
All are cordially invited to attend.
MRS. W. FlWflE'l‘l‘,
3 WATER STREET.
NORWALK. CONN.
FURNITURE.
GREAT BARGAINS.
DAVID STOW
80. MAIN STREET.“
UP STAIRS.
Homer B. Hoyt
( Removed
18 North Main SIIIII
SOUTH NORWALK.
_01v_
ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices I
The Best Goods lor
the Least Money
____ A T...
8001‘ & SHOE STORE.
Clark a Lane's Block
new “ A!” STREET.
BROWZES. .
lullanililverhims‘
Hale,
i}. WIKLYW & SUN,
Vino-name vat' It l'lKi.'a"‘.
5| Washington Street, South Norwaii
27 Main Street Norwaik.
Fwfllus Balers, Commoner:
And “-0 Cream.
lirIlI-re l’rompti) Attended in.
U DIILYV II» V “all?”
WAOIONS
New and Wham
Buggies, Phaetona. l'arrlugea,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Suit All.
e1
Prices- (.0
(tall and See Them.
HENRY YILLY.
Swan Ill Bushnell,
non Weston- flea-”t.
(Foetal hall. mmmm'. Coll!
“M ”aim the memmm. {mm'
lime-vinegar”. t'm needed” ehe'et a
leeieeeu, Unite-l W
eere
headgear: ' all linden!
ere or o" W
t. to refill. mantle
rate
at In' Iowan. n'no'nmefrmm “m
Telephone
low Teen Pfleee.
mi!
The Drug-gist. i
ii. liouulmv -.....
rnuitnl Inn! ' '
" JAUTION“ wn
{ME-u: :IIII II:'-I.l|IIiII ItIm; ("If
I... DOUGLAS
~$HOE
l; .l. l lnn- -Il ii ulrmronf t-rniu.
. I i ‘I‘HJ Irim: qmillllraul’ IlIH IiIIII-
"1i ill. III 5 . MI airvmg I-IIIlIIrnI
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. 't" our. ...4 i liilull and Lace.
;- I? :9: SHOES Jan.
I I. I rnnrnhly mired eince Introduced
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John Schaub & Son,
Huntington street. Gentle lawn“. in In
Boy of the Manufacturer.
in th- eiamlnnl Iirvee
A'l' "'3 MILE RIVER.
'l'heeldret Werner lab; Wm
elm leiehed work for eele in are diluent etyiee
of manager. eboa variety eeend
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COME AND SEE ME.
. «.19 CO.
BRIDGEPORT.
NEW DRESS nouns lllllli.
Best Light, Best Ventilation and Best Assortment of Siikl,
Velvets and Handsome Dress Goods In New England
Milli lNli Pills.
Our assortment of Seal Capes, Wool Seal, Aetrakan,MIuk, ’1.
and Sable Capes, Seal Jackets, Plush 0 apes and Jackets is an .' '
large as any New York house, and
PRICES ARE POSITIVELY LOWER.
We are largest dealers in Hosiery, Merino and Muslin
Underwear, Small Wares, Dress Trimmings, Books, Yarns and
Art Goods in Bridgeport.
w. B. HALL & co.
H. KRIEGERS,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
MILLINERY STORE.
SPECIAL IN DU ”CEMENTS 13'
FUR CAPES.
VV 0 have purchased a large assortment. of For Capes, and
will ofler same at prices for below that oi any New York house.
islrachan Fur, Wool Sea (““9““) Natural Beaver, Blast can],
Vow
BLACK RUSSIAN "Alta.
Also in all the newest Fora.
These Capes are made in rolling Marie Antoinette collars,
also w1th the Ion-Ir Ievere collars whir h are having such a run
in New Y ork and other large citie3. As I3 well known, furs
are advancing from (1er to day, 30 it Will pay you to call at
once and select one of the bargains.
Astrachan Cloth Capes in Big Variety.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Our assortment of Trimmed Hats for fall wear for excels
anything cv er oilered both In sty,le finish and prices
iii are invited to inspect our line of
Feathers, Birds, Ribbons, Etc.
Mull l.‘l( kcmn South
llotel IR Norwalk,
Block Conn.
The Best [lands for the LIIII [only
lfv’
BOOTS AND SHOES
AT THE STORE 0'
C. H- Harvey
l’lliVlil" the largest stock and u. "owl assortment to make
solve-lions ixom. we am prepared to turnmh everything from a
child 3 iii-nu IIL shoe to a gem a $3 hoot. A number of speci-
.Iltios lll germ. ladies and children 3 alums. A ladies line Kid
Button [loot :il $2, i'IIrIuI: Id}! :53 .Viisnce bowl School Shoe,
only $1. (‘hilrlmu 3 Srhuni Show at 75 tents. Please call
and examine these: goods. as it is :I pleasure to show them. '
O. H. HARVEY,
70 North Slain Ht" flouth Somalia.
The Bill loam Lowest Prices.
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BWWTS Mill SIIllES
GLOVER & OLSEN ’S
SI’ECIAII’I‘IFJS:
Our Burs» Kid Ladieo' $2. 00 Shore am the hem ever edema! in loath m
indiee' French Kid Hand flowed, Indiee’ French toner! and mu ”that
will aIIIomI-h you
A full line of Ladiee’, Chlldren'eead len‘vliaoae lhnt veil pay all to”
CLOVER do OLSEN,
headers in the Beat and iihee Trade
Mil-m
F Link Boylston
In a "ham ll lililflllll sIIIIII! “
Norwalk Chronicler