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film Its Adva: cement with
' Greet Pleasure.
loam AIDIRIBH Hone mun
are-e ore at... run. ru- on...
neutral- mm a Death w Ro-
W I. mu Altered Attitude
low-Id the [would lale.
3mm Oct. deladntone'e ove-
h “Wenonah last evening shown the
, m elm amnion entertained for him
by or mun mm of Great Britain.
”It has greatly disappointed
, firm; , refining his health. One
man (widening the general election
‘Wlllahadota as possible was well on-
W to be that the government might
. Main he. Gladltone and bin popularity.
. Ilia in now indicate, however, that the
. W aldman" will be in excellent trim
. h the mist, which will probably be
the Ian of bio life, and one of. the most
~ ' . hill. He never had a more atten-
. audience than last night, and this is
no more significant for the reason that
v‘ w is the hotbed of radicalism, and
Teflon have been building hopes on
Radical detection. .
. It. Glad-tone“ Speech.
Afteravote of confidence in Mr. Glad-
Mhld haul panned Gladstone, in tones
. clear and audible as be had used, ex—
ked lib [profound gratitude for the
accorded
m to him and to Mrs.
Hailnsa survey of the public situation
he mid drat allude to the arrears of leg-
W which, he said, would grow in
aethe life of the Tory party
. The Liberal party was in favor
"of We the period of parliament
andwnfldm it at the earliest op
Wt, tint could be justly and wisely
' admin-lithe increase of public ex-
hoodlum-for civil and naval purposes.
The Liberal; he laid, hod tried to make
“represent administration in its foreign
Eloy euy, Mcauae they thought that, as
an the information went, the spirit had
undergone benencent change. Appeals
”pander: and pride were no longer sent
broadcast over the country.
710 not Out of Egypt.
1 would. indeed. unclear if before the day
’ (u the present administration to give
[boat [laughter and climate]. it will he
Immbnryto make an cflort
no of the burdensome and embar-
ouonpation of Kent. which. solong all
must be a cause of weakness and a
of abort-anneal. We owe it entirely
lama contracted by a former Tory
Wt, and which I fear the prison: gov-
Moray. if it continues its foreign policy
‘ ‘ fiance. bend over to Liberal autumn
wattle-int {Cheer-5.1
'Ihe Liquor Que-lion.
In regard to the liquor quest ion he con-
, ’ the country on the deiezitjof the
fin ’a bill, which disposes for all time
d! monatrone and enormous claims for
Won on the part of the pnbllcano
the present government had in:-
knowledged Had the government been
We! in securing the adoption of the
‘ with these claims established in it,
‘ would have proved an impenetrable
au'atnet every attempt to effectually
with the drink trafllc.
. , ”poaching my period of life may not
many reforms. but the great majority
Immatluxouchiy eflectlve rotonn lawn
Ill-hula tale in alcohol with tho
of the right 0! the local popu-
to uttle thither. within their borders,
c mum. {Churn}
Ila Reuse of [lord- War-ed.
Hr. Gladatoue aonnded a note of warn-
' “labour of lords and said it must
M to Lord Saliebury’s counsel, or
”fluent would llnd out whether
Ibovrld ha a power between the
and the people able to stop the ac-
tho ”nutritional machine, which
hasbaee perfected by the labor: and
Wet many generations. In regard
In ‘ a reform, Mr. Gladstone said
“h “most!” llLiberal work would
wit out the adoption of
Male“ due than, one vote, and
worn of the Indie: franchiee, which
worked aulnat laboring men.
n. labor One-tine.
the subject of labor Mr. Gladstone
ufollowa: d m
William: ll forrln it-
ll beenmrnodnpio the lylnflle ward.
. Maura.) The great enfranchluetnent
added mum of vote" to the con-
nm' ””3 "“132? ’fM'l‘i'J" I‘1.
on men mnc
Went-add. mfiuitmm. it hart
m W'lflumly‘ andhzan (lune
can any t t it Ill-
.1. a or .333...» moral fdrco. Additional
m I not only drinkable. but In the
degree orient. leeers.) Nothing
‘ . more Madly the mundane (beam of
,. thawing! England than the chub!!!
7.. labor ropraaentatlvca (Che-ire] bet
thalatho W to drum afew more
, “ambled-note lenient-tuned
_ m. M chem-d with the central man.
if alabaof the Lllnral party will on
m a to asst-t wherever
h found favorable In the claim
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ID, Inhaler“ the had Question.
3 , Inmbalievuitbenmnu-
fl Mina ahonld not be drawn
_fie who of the candidates, but
I"! ratepayer- aa A public
. _, Them justly apparatus to
the
m and labor members
lib broonfarrlngthaboon
' ”apatite pnblle. lie alao
Mfldparilheouncllno that
good candidates
\I" behalf.
that their policy in lrolnncl has M‘m
lam glad [but they pi'nmleo to Introduce the
bill. but It in dumbbell rcpentanoo. For thin
sixth year parl' uwnt mid the wvornrnent have
pledged “mum a.» nut to nilupf cnorcloa and
not to use Briton r'hnllt to buy irinh land; also
to introduce loved government. The! have
spent five yearn in Iii-taking tom of these
lodges. and new. in ertleulo “1“,er they seek
redeem the remaining pledge. But such in
tho clemency of the letirnl party, 1 am euro
their rcmlution will be welcomed with open
arms. I must admit. however, that the realm!
lreiolee lethal local government mint! Insist
Ireland to obtain national rights.
It to an idle tnlev-tlultuf lovnlguvernrnont
without control of thowlice. The whole he
tory of loud governments has Mn the history
of system.» devised for the purpose «gambling
the wopieto nuke local provinion c the no
entity of their own lives and property. and to
propose to withlwhi the mun-oi of police is
equivalent to proposing to cmnlo in parliament
without the pmvur of regulating mention.
The "Inject of the Torte-r.
In combating the notation that the gov—
ernment of Ireland had been a success, Mr.
Gladstone reminded his hearers at length
that what the government called crime in
Ireland was ngrorian combination to no
cure the tenonte' undelerrninute but often
very real rights. He could not inmgino
why his opponents persisted in their hope
less contest.
In it Immune they nre g1 m-mcll by the fear of
an Irish notion? Well. gentlemen. it k4 an Irish
nation under 5,!” wilt nnda government always
fond of assuring in tin: twuill tire-so ammo
are enthusimticnlly on their nido. It hi not
fear for the repulmiou of the mutilry. in it,
that comp-la their policy in Ireland to be mn-
tinnedr The reputation of nomtntryismoae-
nred bya standard easily got at if it means
what its neighbors think of it. Tho» reputation
of Russia is probably very high without rcr-
taln pull-loin Ila-Nu itself. It would not be
no high. however. if murmured by the opinion
of the civilized world.
In conclueiou Mr. Gladstone said:
An Appeal for lrelurul.
Parliament will never overtake tin-so urronrs
(of bruiuereiluntilthis terrible In‘h polivyis
out of the way. In the poriml to come It is
clear that it mm! boelthcr friomluhlpur on»
mily with Ireland ll Irv-loud is opprexwd
hereafter It will ht- appreciate! by ynu people of
England. The special-lo of our» IK‘UKIll’ oppress
in}: another is the :mltivsi, mm: heurtronding
and humbling that can be err-n on the surfs-'1‘
of the earth. I can never hullet‘e: that a great
nation will place itself ineiivh is [entitled
In truth. this “new 'on of friendshipor enmity
has already been considcrml in some degree
A decided 'lm-lamtlun in fovv-ruf friendship has
been made in a most constitutional manner by
the results of the polio. L'pnn llll‘Ml \‘ol'illcls
Ireland relim. You have watched hot conduct
In the dillicul: t-irvurustuut‘ce of tho Inst llllll'
month-x conduct which 1 do not limitato tn ri~k
saying luau ovukml in fiery bmbt u noqmusive
voice of sympathy and vi menu-ml I‘nul’b‘llnn
thut “‘0 may Illinl mfvly mul prudently with
our fellow tulip-cl: in Ireland. '
To Abolish the Louie.
The Liberal cough-3‘ emphniimlly do
eluted in favor of the abolition Of tbehousc
of Lords.
GOVERNOR FATTISON’S REQUEST.
He Wanta All the I’npere that
Throw Light on the Matter.
l'mmmzunun, UM. ii.—.\lnyol‘ Stuart
has received ~i im- l' 1mm Ii ~Vt‘l‘lllll’ I’.1lii
eon requestm; l1i;.1 to who [a [In' guv1~r~
nor Cilillcn of all bowl». pupae, Ictli'h mid
other documents in the mayor‘s p0.~\c.‘hlull
which will throw nuylig 2 upon the. mun-
agcment of the affairs of the auditor gen.
oral and state treasurer.
In reply the mayor forwanléd to the
governor allot of all b00ks,dm‘urm-nls,
etc., which are now or have been in lllll
poetwlon of the committee of export» up-
poiuted by the mayor to oxuniiuo the no-
counte of the department of the city trous-
urer. All these documents, the mayor
says, have been turned over to District
Attorney Graham of this city, to whom
the mayor will refer the governor's re-
quest.
.uny
Grand Croaa Mia-om Chore Olflcen.
RUClIEeTEll, N. Y., Oct. 3.-—The grand
chapter of the Grand Cross of the United
States of America elected the following
grand olllcinls; (lrnml sovereign. ('. I.
Stowell, Rochester; grand Viceroy. Clilirles
K. Francis, Philadelphia: gruml llrot Ilen-
tenant. Charles A. Delano ‘, lluffnlomrund
right priest. George I). ’ ler, Montpelier.
Vt.;grnudtronsnrer,l,'. l". Knapp, Blooms—
bnrg, l’u.: grand register, Charles E.
Meyer, I’lliindelphin: grand chancellor.
Nathaniel Lueller, Mun-technetium grand
chamberlnin, S. 'I'enny l-‘n‘nch. Chicago;
grand blunder-l bearer, Henry ll. llein,
Montpelier, Vt; gram] senior hornhl,
Robert ll. Smith, Alton, lilo; Kmud
junior herald, Caleb Sounders, ilhodo
Inland; grand marshal, Samuel R. ller-
rick. Massachusette; grand neutinel, J. I).
Trying Blahopn Bowman and Fisher.
PHILADELPHIA, (lot. lip-The ministerial
delegates of the general conference of the
Evangelical church. hostile to the dcpoocd
binhopa. Newman and Ether, began with
cloned doors the trial of the blahopo. The
friends of the bishops. chiming to counti-
tute the general conference, are in mice
at lndlannimlls. 'l'ho lay delegates to the
Philadelphia conference adopted resolu-
tlono aching the lay tlelcgntoe to the In-
dianapolbs body to cooperate with them
In wearing an arbitration of the quarrel»
of the mlnietera
Keillor If. I. (Ina- Dead.
AIITERIMM. b‘. Y.,0ct. Il—«llorace it
Green, a repreaentutlve Republican 0!
Montgomery county and editor of the
Fort I'lalu Register. In deed. Mr. Green
was prominently Identified with the life
tonic order. and was trunteo of the Memoir.
hall naylum fund and “grand steward of
the state lodge. llecraeed vrna an inti-
mate friend of John W. Vrooman and
Warner Miller.
liar-riot finder! Must Die. ‘
linumeenno. Oct. au'l'be board of par
done recommended a commutation of the
death aentence of Alexander Kilian, of
Allegheny county. to imprlaonment for
lilo. John McMahon, of Philadelphia,
under sentence of death wan mated a
brief respite. The application of Harriet
Harden, of Philadelphia, under antenna
of death we. refund.
M
rat Rooney Tare- rive-tan.
mammalian, Conn, Oct. amA load oi
hay alight lire at the corner of Birth and
Am streets. Pat Rooney and bio com.
party were panning by the storm band
out» house at the ,time, and before t
when of the engine company could
mbletbeactora bad rushed ingot the
engine and eatingolahed the blue.
Ir. rattle-re Melanin healed.
muons. lid, Oct. undovmmJaek»
aos her mum
Giunoiiflnesmm
Irish Delegates Choose Him to
Succeed Fitzgerald.
FARRELL AND Till) PARIS FUNDS.
The Convention la Again-t lloro Wobbly
In Ireland. nml \Vitl‘lla the Warring
l'aellona That IIH' IZvIoti-cl 'f'amsuta Ifnntl
Mnat Ila Put to in l'roper You.
Cnmnoo, Oct. 3.-—'I‘hc indications are
that Alexander Sullivan Is quite no power
In] in this Iriab National League conven-
tionnu homo-i in that of will, when the
Conservatives withdrew and loft the fit-Id
to the Radicals. It In openly elated that
fully half the delegates are self upwiuteil.
The conunltteo on revolutions is distinctly
favorable to Parnell, but many of the
Irish ex~lomler‘o friends here hope the
committee will not go to the length of in
flowing him. They are afraid o! the of
feet among the ConservnlIvc-n In Irclllntl.
A powerful faction. however, howled by
Secretary Sutton. is not favorable to I’nr-
hell, and a bitter light is exported should
good words he sold forthc- fallen champion.
l'atlmr (Inmatk’a \Varnlnz.
The Radicals on the committee mlvoculc
n remlutlou comb-inning: I'It‘l’lcfll or priestly
interference in Irish politics. and demand
ing tbnt the priests in Ireland take no part
in the election».
make concessium in :im cmiwrvntivue
there will bo trouble. Then the pile-fly
element proposes In maize n light. Father
(Insult, of Cincinnati, miys; “Tbs-rt- is n
moveun-nt on [not to run lllli mmentmu
to suit the purpm- of the ii;lll,:‘.‘r=|lls poo-
ploln the t'l.1n-z1n-iiuol. 'l'brw rum “in
not [K‘l'llfitl'illlltfll by tho lllllllcliuu til the
Catholic clergy. but if ibeyilu rm! Iil’t’d
ling‘ of tho cleric ll party tin-y
thorn-wives; in lb..- «mn- pmiiiuu
selves up in nppmitiou to the lmm-‘hy :ruzl
have invited ulcxtrtuunn. It will iml be
hell. He rillUllIII have (rt-«lit for v.l.1\l In-
hus uccmnplixhoil, but ILI.‘ Inn‘m'lll mmimt
in an index of his past ln~li1t~rriiy."
M. V. liismrnm for l'rt-eIIIc-nl. ‘
M. V. Uumzun. «f llm:i‘..:t, Imf lzi :31!
mlt‘t't‘l'ill'tl John F: «ax-1111 :5 pr. sllll‘lli ul
thclczuup. The (out (inn,unlwfilwhi'wl-
mile of Absoluti- inn-p. mli-nu- fur the or-
gunizatinu from any of tin- I-ll‘lluh" in Ire—
lnnd. Secretary John llh'ullon “as re
elected and William Lyman chow“ mum»
u‘rcr.
(Hon-um, of ('levriumi, chairman of tin-
L‘mnmllteo nu omniitulluu, minnitiml :1
body in In‘lztml, thus illl’t'.~llll..’ llll‘ .lmcrl-
c:m body fn1msuI1j1-i on fu the moth I of
Ilivrrw Ul‘p:.l!l‘.‘r‘..'lllnll~’ existing In Ir. ‘1.i:.~l,
Thi- plan “an a IUIHMI '31!in 1 w
and (In- ~:lII.l‘1\‘- nl’ liu' pnw. '11 :1." 4:1,.
.
each per )‘1- 1r, The hull light of the aim‘
occurred win n the ropui‘l u! llu-cnzmmi h'v'
on platform “1h rmul My (‘Iirurmxm ii :ur
mm. It mu inlnpu-vl mill in liurmli. 'l‘lw
minority (or hit-(luring my report was
unanimnudy adopted,
Currrornlng [In )‘aria Inn-l.
The platform, itllt‘l‘ run-Min..- tin- light
in lrclund :11111 hillllilg lb.“ rum .slmuhl
only bu- employed "Hocking freedom for
lrclrmnl :tiicr pmchble memories have
proved futile. stays:
We mil upon tlnmv who nn- mainly rospvrm»
bio {or tlmlm'klzm upnf I'Vé'l’ 53mm, mmnly
contributed by the “equiv of 71m country for
tho Nuppurl of the cviviml tenants. tn «l'mrilmtc
it no oritzimllyintended by the nuiwrllmrn,
and we pledge ourwlvm that until thin mph-at
is complied With we are rtwilvml not tumu
tribute another Ilnllnr tuanl {limo whu haw
within-bl lllln money (ruin list legitimate bunt»
driarioe.
Sympathy is l‘xpl‘t‘rlht'il toward l’renidcul
Fitzgernbl uml First Vice President Mur»
tin, and the attention of America In called
to “the course of Allinrlcuu citizens auil‘er-
ing penal horror» in llrllinb dun-goon» be
cause of evidence plainly rxmuufortuml
and the fact [but they dnl’vd lo osprey;
lineman-Ives in favor 0! n free Ireland." and
repreawntntivw in Nlnul‘tlnfi are linked to
press the runttur upon the attention of the
atnte department.
button'n Ntnrtllng Its-port.
Probably no more mutational ilm'ument
wan ever nubmltte-l to a public gnthorim;
of lrinhruen than the report of John I'.
Sutton, the secretary of the orguuizntiou.
The secret correawuulenco of the lender-4,
which in revealed in the report. mul tho
Itmnuc mmlltlom under which the Immune
wwlil appear to have exinterl Wen: nun
prising. The report any» that after the
conVentiou in teen President Fitzgerald
returned to hi» weotern home In the full
belle! that a great organized body of Mull-
Americana numl behind him, united like
brothent In the canon of lrluh liberty. Then
the report onyx that certain romplmtom
renewed. under cover oi were! plota their
attempts to «leruornliw and dlnrupt the
league.
One peculiar (lincloenre In Intellect thnl
during October, M, I’urnoll, llmllngr blur-
Ielf bound by aumment to turn over to
his lawyer-n the full amount of tlw‘Tlmea’
defence fund, then unexpectedly large.
bagged of Provident Fitrgerultlnhrougb
Jnmee .l. O'Kelly. that, while pushing the
collections, the hind be retained in Amen
lee. l’nrnell’a wishes were heeded end
very soon there were bowl from the band:
fol of lactlonista In Chicago, New Yorh
and Philadelphia. who ehnrged that llev.
Dr. U'Roilly was retaining money for be
proper purp 1m. 'l‘helr only object wan to
bunt up every Irish organization In Amer
loo.
'l'be climax of Mr. Sntton'e document It
a letter tlntml llouee of Cmnmonr, Lomlon,
May, iii. l8“). from John Dillon to Prenl»
dent Fitzgerald, marked "strictly confl-
dentinl.” paying:
Ir. Parnell meant-shuttle exmtlve Mid
address a‘mmmnmiim to hint (Parnell) rec
mining the ilinlcnliim mien by American
party implii'ilflolls and advising that no I Mr
hell) should take stem to rmonatruet the pm»
ent melamine in each a manner an would a!»
lowtbe Vaflmfll When to Whale-lo dI‘
rectwlth Dublin.
if the unconvi- can me their vray toad upon
the organism. lit. Parnell «thirteen are to
my that ho trill him" write. thanking there
for tholr mt written to the Irish cause.
“tacitly «memorial; of the attache Ital have
been made upon them. and mite; that. liar!!!)
Inquirod Into the chemo route anoint the
naeeative of the league. be lo rationed that they
are utterly without foundation.
freeman! Yitmralrl’a lolly.
i’mident Fitsgmlu, replying, me the
when of the emntln could not cote
oval Mrutoeiabmnt at the tenor or the
Will»: mmh‘h the
II! II
Moved to follow Penal, M‘i'm
Unite-‘1 the i'onwntinn'
at them- wlw m Irvlzmn lmw w; lhmnw
who for this) muvcntiuhbm imlorw l‘.ir ’
ing :1 spirimi ~trvazelr. adopted :m will.
plan which in:qu no mention “I A permit )
It was scarcely neceseary to place our. Fall 1 suite in nomination, , ‘
. because they were already running like wildfire. Their availability l? 7T
is so unquestioned that all parties can unite upon them and they ii; ‘
are so popular that their nomination is equivalent to election. In xvi
one respect they are at the top of the clothing poll and in another
at the bottom. They are at the top in all that goes to make a
faultless suit and at the bottom in the matter of price, and, like the
, they’ll redeem every pledge that is made in their
Equally strong candidates are our Fall Overcoats. '
111mm rEELs ammo
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cleaning and Ironing Silk Hats.
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liming roiling-1’. l...~ mm! motile!
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ually do when you come to look at our Fall suits. Neithera micro».
, , scope nor a magnifying glass would enable you to discover any flaw
in them. You don’t need to be aclothing expert to, see at a glance
that they are as far. ahead of the productions of other years as a
palace car' is ahead of a stage coach. You couldn’t improve their
3"“ appearance, but they can and will improve yours. It is impossible
II: 5 that you should be otherwise than pleased with our large line of
Furnishing Goods.
IlNE won” Milli"!
To all who have not taken the advice curler.
leneo tau? t fortified the eyvtern
again“ olimat t. chance. by taking
LoXATON IO
and are now nuffurlnk from the corniequunmo.
we any. _
STOP THAT CIIIIGH
immediately, with one bottle of
Yankee lung Soother“
after trying all other known vymwlim and
failed, you t on at our» turn to line with a cor»
luniiy of tune”. It
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, ll-m'i Milli-r any Inn or with bumiwar. lithium
mlw or only other kind of “Plum ntiemilhu
r molurini wiwningflmt drive I! out of tlw eye—
1mu or onto with one bottle of
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l‘upils mln’1iilml In \l‘rllumlr ' leltl Yawn.- .1n
llw n-mtit .tll‘ n! the l’i‘lm‘iwt .
.‘lha \ivml :unmulncs that on ~Io-ri:11 and
M day.— nmrrizwe will be in minim:
MI. wnmr of Franklin M at“. .1. 2.1..
1 Ha- Nine-'1 lII 23h p. m. 1.1 I'untt‘)
up .111! Ilnuu Ilw I1II uniwui i-vira
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snunuiv, IHE lam IIISI.
llaw Him kl‘tl m.- nlmw -lun- with flu- lino-l
nm-rinn-nt nf Tea», (Mil-1w. linking I‘nu-lt-r.
l
. I‘urulvnwii Mill. and Ni 'ltl’, whh h «1- mmmn'
in- in mil in I Ion-rs nf
PURE GOODS.
AND AT
PRICES T0 SUIT ILL
t‘IaL~m~.~'I-1’tilllu-il~. We :hk ouolmil ltIIlur-rnll-
uml citruur gin-luv fair lriul. All unlvr~ ru-
irIl~lnl tnnur Hti’n' will rem-in» prompt nit-~11-
tiun; ale-liwrwl ln-o to all port-c of llicril).
Remember no but 0 mum to bill).
The Brett Atlantic 0. Pacific T 60.
ll MAISSTlll'Zl-Z'l' Nilll\\'.\I.K.t'ilN.\'.
Ilmulqlmrlorn.:i’u it 37 “~va 5L. New York.
mutton». In llw l'. 5., and Ilw bun-«I inn
company in the
llululmml‘ Souvenir» prrrta'nlml mull pun han-
n-n- on ”pt‘llllll.’ tiny. :1 Itle
Economy and Comfort!
Ill-IE
Gasoline Stoves
Ind avoid Heat and Expense during
the Summer Season.
We have the wry but make
THE MANHATTAN
IN Ill. SIZES.
Willbakowoot and do all the work of r
airm- with half the tumble and «manner. Fill)
In one in thin town.
, Call and See Them
insulin one... than
W." Meekerltcn
HUI!!!) HALL mock.
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
“It! Iain M ”We
COMING EVENT.
m. 8. SMITH’
Ilry Goods Emporium.
FALL OPENING!
Beginning Saturday, Oct. 3,
and lasting one week.
A big line of Dress Goods,
Dress Trimmings, and Fancy
Dress Linings.
d
A large assortment of Prints,
Ginghams, Linens, Flannels,
Blankets, Gomfortables, &c.
A new arrival of Woolen and
Cotton Hosiery and Underwear,
for Gents, Ladies and Children.
We will also open this week
all the Fall and Winter Styles
of Cloaks and Furs.
Oil Cloths and Shades in large
varieties, constantly on hand.
Remember our place is in the w.
INSURANCE BUILDING,
Opposite Depot.
South Norwalk, Bonn.
LII. Milli.
79Wpahln¢tlin Street 80. Norwalk.
_ ,lkalerin
“fall Papers,
Mixed Paints,
White Load,
Oils, Glass,
Coach Colors and Varnishes,
Artists’ M aterlale,
, Combined Chair and Step Lad
der, 8:. .
McCloskcy’s Wood Filler-Best
in the Market, $21») 3 Gallon.
I‘aintin ,
Pa ’r—l anging,
Ca clminiug.
79 Washington Street.
Dorlon Point,
(GREGOIII'S POINT)
soi‘Tii NORWALK, — - -
NOW OPEN.
BOATING. ”MILAN” FISHING.
Shore Dinners aSpeciaIly.
5'!" .-\ stage will concert at South Norwalk
with trains on flu! _\'ew York and New Haven
railroad.
.1. E. fio‘WER.
will!
CONN.
Any article that has outlived
2‘! years of cumpe-liti-‘m and im-
itation. and soils "ll we and more
molt your. must have merit.
Dobbins" Electric Snap. first
mmle- in ism. is just that article.
Tlinsv who use it oat-Ii wool; (and
their name is Icgion,) save
('lnlln-s and strength and let
soup do the “'nrk. All that we
can say as in its merits, pales
into nothingness, before the
story it will tell. itself. of its
own perfect purity and quality,
if you will give it one trial.
Ask your grocer for it. He has
it. or will get it. Try it next
llonvluy.
'i‘lu-rr- :ir» many imitation
N. B, 1-21.».-ms..11.ii1 whichelmw
“hilly play m V part. lkvbbins'
is Kim original on», all Magnetics. Elec-
tric». an-l Electra-Magic.» an- fraudulent
imitations. Ask for Ihobbins‘ Electric.
mxtlmiour narneison every wrapper,
umlif an other is sent you by your
gran-r. w on you order ours. send it
back in Iilfll.
I. L. t‘rtmlx & (to.
l’liilmIt-Ipltin. l’a.
.I. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hanger,0alciminer,l’ainter
And dealer in
Will PIPEII INII BIIIIIIEIIS,
El North Muir: atrrct. So. Now-Ii.
Sampli- bomka of full llna latent oi: In
Pawn, Herder» aniliillt Mouldings in en
halls?!) for inspection. on notice by metal.
Inc in Fatima!“ cheerfully elven.
c. L. OGDEN“
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans and Specification I'arailbed.
I am prvpm‘vd to oluall kinda of work by the
bent"! wurltmt-n. by the day or contract. at
the lam-st prion om! at abort mil-re.
STAIRS AND MAN'I'LE WORK A
SPECIALTY.
8N0? NT FIVE Ill! IINEI. BT.
ly Zr (lm SEA“ 1'"! DEM.
ah I an" a W. I.- laa Mara.
if. :: final»?! $1.33... rear:
“7",. and a." t r you.
errant no DUMI'IIII'D
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