fat the” bottom.
behalf.
_, 1111,1111.— .1 In, Royal argue-u
, We! Walesfiald to Have Been
norm-star’s: 14,1118 slum. wa-
, node-11’ anion Herself.
1m. Oct. IL—Conaldsrsble interest
h boils: taken in the echoes of the inquest
onth‘e body of Lydia Miller, or Mantel. to
harbor stage name, a chorus girl at the
niolde by drinklnk half a pint of carbolio
~ said. At the inquiry on Saturday, it will
he termini-area, Lord Charles Montage.
,hrotherof the Duke of Manchester, teati-
, lied to having been on very intimate
1 terms wlth the deceased and to having
» hasnlate in keeping an appointment to
lunch withher on the day of her death.
This failure to keep an appointment
promptly is said to have greatly annoyed
, fheehoruagirl.
Wa- 111'. Prlnee lmplleated.
Binoethe inquest mysterious allusions
have been made in the newspapers toa
outalnhlgh personage, understood to be
Prince Albert Victor, eldest son of the
Prince of Wales, who also is said to have
had intimate relations with & dead girl.
Aainthecaseoithedeethoi the Duke
oiBedford, who shot himself in a fit of
temporary insanity on Jun. 14 last, at
tempts have been made by the coroner,
who is the same olllciaI who noted in the
one of the suicide of the Duke oi Redford,
tohush up the real facts in connection
with the death of the Gsiety girl. The
annotate conceal facts in the case is said
to be on account oi the dead actress noble
and royal protectors. but it is only serving
to attract further attention to the case.
he Dead Girl's letter.
The coroner today still refuses access to
the depositions taken. and it is openly
statedthat the members of the coroner’s
jury were ulled upon to sign a blank
paperinsteadof the usual record oi the
logs. The letter to Lord Charles
outage, produced at the inquest. read:
Dun (manure—I feel very low and de-
yourleaviug me In the sulks. Shall
gonad stay with my sister for a few days
The coroner did not show Miss Miller’ 5
lettertothe jnrymen, but he read it to
them after consulting with Lord Montagu.
loot-cu a substitute.
The Star, commenting upon the alfair,
lays that the truth as to the mystery will
never be known, and that it is obvious
thatanother inquest has been hushed up.
Continuing. The Star says: "No one sus-
pected Lord Charles Montngn and Lydia
““10er more than the nierest acquaint
Inca. There leoue young man whose nume
iaelosely connected with here, and it is the
name oi a young man whose position
would authorize much effort to hush the
matter up for the sake of ‘society.’ it was
athis request or hiscommand that she Ielt
the Gaiety theatre, so it was said on her
authority at the time. A little house at
Broadatairs could tell stories about Miss
“it was there she passed the summer, and
Brouistairs bad at the same time a dis-
tinguished visitor, whose presence, if it
had hen generally known, would have
given the place excellent advertisement.
This may give some idea as to why people
arecailinz Lord Charles Montage chival-
MI and sell sacrificing. He came for-
ward at the inquest and assumed the role
(this ‘particular lriend’ in order to screen
another.
"Winn it was found that she wore a
diamond bracelet as a mark oi princely
favor it was quite certain that everything
that money could do would be done to
' prevail publicity at the inquest."
What lent-[u festliled.
Lord Charles Nontaxu during the in-
quest testified that he had an appoint-
mt to lunch with the dead girl, but
that he was an hour late. lie said that
lb Killer, when he finally appeared.
low into a violent panlou lie added that
they parted upon friendly terms and that
thwewas nothing in her manner to It»
”mats thatsheintended to commit suicide.
W'L 0F FOSEN’B HOPE.
‘I’le clai- lade not lie is a Victim at
tho Pollen.
In Moreen, Oct. d—Thsre was a
WWII during the preliminary
“batten of Maurice ii. Strolling"
(halt-thence u M. B. Conl- and "Sam'l
of Yell"), for the alleged murder oi Po-
llu Olen Grant lienry Jennaen,for-
ulysmployed by Strollingerasa garden-
or, “stifled last Saturday that he had fre-
tly seen a pistol In hirellinuer' a left
muck pocket, and identified the one
tonal near the scene of murder as belong-
toltrslllnser.
the culmination began today
, aahedtohsallmvsd to take the
lath-n sontrarllcted his evidence
,sayingthat through isnr oi
he had instilled to a state of
thsyhad put Into his mouth lie
‘ ash-11mm 111. 11111111 on in.
. that the onyl yvreapon he ever
pocket was a large pruning
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poms-an the chances of
convicted. the case rests
siresautantlal «Hence, there
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111 Hart Brown's warehouses 1n
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Ar Philadelphia lint Marne: lllJ.
Alhlvlic ........ tr:'.'llll‘.lll~lofll
811111.11“ .. ..11 11 11 1 u l 11 0 11—: I 8
8111:0111»: W1 ylung and :Illllgan; Fitzgerald.
31; 11-1 and Murphy.
tau-mud Game: II. II. I.
11!th ................. n 11 ll 11 11 11—0 8 1
Burton ................ 2 ll 1 11 ii ll 1 6 u
ILlltorios: Haddock and Farrell. Chamber-
lainand Millikan.
At Washington“ It. It. 1
Washington ......... I ll 11 ll 0 (lil—
ilullinulro ............ 0 ll 1 0 I) {I ~
in the seventh inning Washington made ill
runs In their hall and Baltimore refused to play
their half of that junior so Umpire Karine
[are the some to W111himnnn by asmrool ll toll.
At Sr. bluis>~Bxh1l111iou Game: 11. 11.!-
BlJamht. ...... dillll “0000,7119
haulsville ...... ll I 11 ll 1; 0 0 ll xmlfi Ill 2
Batteries: Bur-rill and .‘dunyan, b’tratton and
ellulase.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
The revenue cutter Rush has been or-
dered back to Behring sea.
A movement is on lent to buy up all the
rice mills oi the south by a syndicate cone
post-d. it is said, of Standard Oil people
and English cupitnliste.
will of Mrs. Scarlets, arrived in Boston
with his counsel, Judge Bolt. The will
contest bl to be resumed Oct. It.
Twenty—live laborers oi the Natural Gas
company, 111 Anderson. Ind, were arrested
for trespassing. While they were at court,
farmers with horses dragged the gas pipes
from the trenches and broke the pipes to
bits.
A call has been issued for the twenty
third annual convention of the New York
State Woman Sullrage association, to be
held at Auburn on ’l‘uesdny and Wednes-
day, Nov. ill 11ml ll.
John G. Devereux, vice president of the
Iiiberuin National Bank of New Orleans,
has died of pneumonia at lielmetta, N. J.
Captain l'lll Hester, one of the 109 olficere
who escaped from Libby prison through
the famous tunnel, is dead.
Plans are on foot for a new line of
freight steamers belvwon Bridgeport and
New York.
Willlum Ziegler. of Brooklyn, writes a
lotto-r indicating his willingness to accept
the Republican unluinnlion for mayor of
Brooklyn ii (41111111 runs for the Demo
crixls.
Iluzh U. Hum-11111, the former clergy-
11111n and single tux agilulor, will practise
law.
Trut- Hunt (in in Jail.
l'l'iT'~il<’. 111.. 01 l. 6,—J11n1es ll. Tale. oi
Lxlwruuze mumy, who refused to lentil!
in the McDowell bribery 1:11:11 against \\'al<
luce, was union-«i by the supreme court to
serve the sentence of 3M) fine and three
mouths' imprisonment imposed on him by
the lower court.
Mine hrwn‘lra la Assistant l'oallnnatrr.
.\’r:\\'1'111:1'. 111-1. ll.-—i’m1111:1slorilenry ll.
Fuy I111— :11-1- -11 1->1l Mi“ K111» ll. Knowles
111 b.» ,1...1~v.11.1 pmzulhler in plan of
David l':1.1'_ the Ih-nlucrutic assistant.
Ali-1.1 Known-alias lawn employed in the
olllcc lu humus capacities ior seventeen
years.
she )lny Ila Named l’rances.
New Yuux, ()cl. d—"Mrs. Cleveland
and [he baby are doing nicely today," was
the information vouchsnled yesterday at
the rubleuce oi ell-President Cleveland.
bill Madman avenue. it is understood that
the baby will be named alter its mother.
smith .‘lust l'ay Forfeited "all.
Jlillnl'L'i’ (3111'. Oct. 6.-—.lu1lge Llpplncott,
of Jersey City. refused to order 11 discon
tinuunre of the suit brought against
Thouum F. Smith, father of one of the al-
leged ballot box sluiiers, to recover for-
leiled bull and to accept new“ bonds
lis'v'e'it‘rd by (Inventor Palilaen.
“11111111111110, (let. B.-'l‘he National
Methodist Local Preachers convention
adopted strong resolutions condemning
the liquor trudic, Fourteen states are
reprw 1111-11 The delegates were received
by Governor l’ntlison last evening.
, The Abbott Men Victorious.
J 111111111 ('1'1'1', 01-1 6.~'l‘he Democrats 11!
the Third district of Monmouth county
uomiuuted .l. II. lleyer for assembly. This
was a victory for the Abbott faction. The
Bloduett men held another convention and
nominated J. F. ilogarrlus.
secretary liaiiord lll.
“1111151111111. 011. u~Prlvate Secretary
ilslionl, who was compelled to leave the
executive mansion on account of Illness.
is nulierlnu from an attack of renal usu-
ralglu ills illness is painful. but not
serious.
Killed by a street Oar.
Jamey (.‘111‘, Uct. Viv—Mrs. ltllaa Perry,
a widow, lorry-two years old. was run over
and killed 111 Ilemlersou street and New
ark avenue 111111 night by Ilell line car No.
as. 0' the Jersey Clty and Bergen railroad.
Yours of Violence at lllntel.
K111111011, a“. Y.. not. 11—2111. Kingston
militia has been ordered to be ready to
turn out at any time. violent demonstrar
tlon by the depositors oi the mined sav-
lag-1 hauls being lured.
rind boon Marvin. Meters.
1-11. i’trsusnmm. 01:1. talking to the
famine the workingmen at Zavrlrke, in
Poland. robbed the haters' shops 'i‘ns
troops fired on the rloters, hilllnl one and
wounding several.
renal Blah-p mm Galley.
Pmtanstrma, Oct. can: the session
of the Evangelical association Bishop
fisher was toned guilty and a committee
at 1111111 was appointed to immulate a sea-
tenet.
A Woman's Tracie Ind.
ltsls, P11. Oct Ila—Mrs. Joseph Join.
stun. «lie of the well known wholesale
moral this city. was thrown iron her
carriage last evening and instantly Milan
Plover Isle a Kenton
Autumnal. nets-Jim lion. ltnsmll P.
flower was last night elected a his new
herolthe Burgess corps. theoldeatndlt
tary organisation at this elty.
lament Crease Appeals.
mitten. 01111114111111- i'rstsa. the
Kings musty murderer, lo “magmas
[arises under entrust 111111:
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Wilep‘mm
aniline chutes sf Wer-
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" ‘ ’CELRICTISETEPS DllVlII.
Timothy Hopkins, the contestant in the
It was scarcely necessary to place our Full 311111111 nomination,
bebouse they Were already running like Wildfire. Their availability
is so unqueStionod that all parties can unite upon them and they
are so popular that their nomination is equivalent to election In
one respect they are at the top of the clothing poll and 111 another
They are at the top 111 all that goes to make a
iaultless suit and at the bottom 111 the matter 01 price, and, like the
lagood candidates, they’ll 101190111 every pledge that 13 made 111 their
Equally strong candidates are 0111' Fall Ovelcoats.
Antipathy to Tammany Hall
Prompts the Move.
TREASURER WADE
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llo- Till-Is the signing 1-! Ilia Nor-e tr
the Bopnbllenn mneulnr Itequeatln.
Unlawful llecnuaa- II» In a lurngreasmnw
New YORK, Oct. 6,—ilvrrnmn Oelrlchr
lvsl evening tendered i1‘1~ resignation as s
y :l’lllllar of the UfllIllCi‘illlC national corn
nullee to Chairman Calvin S. Brice. ll.
iri~ l~~lter of resignation Mr. (lull-lobe give:
:1» his reason for withdrawing that the
action of the New York Democratic state
convention in bnvinu indicated by its nom
innlinns that Tammany Hall was to be
lllt: ruling spirit in the state does not
mluchlo with his views. Mr. tlcirichs A!
in Europe.
Air. Oelricbs’ letter follow-1:
New Yonu. Oct .71 lllll.
lion. Calvin S. Tlrl1»1-.(‘l1u1rmanoi the Demo
antic National l’hvnmlttoe:
.‘ll' Drum 5111 «l bo-pzto build you herewith
my rwlunntln. 11-1 the member of the National
Dumwrntlv mrmultlue [or tin- ntato of New
Yprk.
pi.-:1~ :l. and l have :1 llwly rm-ullootiun oi
yuur “.11 1's-r failing 1'11111‘11- :: 1iur‘1ug the arduous
lubur's vi lllI‘ but pru-blv'nllltl I‘lt‘l‘lll‘n. loan
wol‘l‘l‘. rt'l‘ollv'lle 1'. 11 irh myido-n of rich!
:11 11 unllinn 111 who ’11 l was olm’ted by
ll 1» 1*111>z'--~1,~11:;1111'1~s 11f ll11- [Mina-rotu- party in
the.» tom wovenliunaswmblul 11: St. Louis
111 ir‘N. 11 I11-11.. {1mm 11ml l’l‘lll‘llrls'llllllVl‘ put
111111 1l1.1l lnulv is :1rllzlrurlly denied admission
in :l‘.» m-uurli-z 11f tlu- puny. m1 mm the ruse at
1111- 11111-111 ileum-tutu 51.11111 convention hold
til #11- 11111151 lani 1111111111.
“liummu 11' Hull 11 111 admitted l1» the exclu
s11'e1111-1~e1111111111 X111— Yurk 1‘11y unolcoun
{1' IV 11.1111 .l~ :11 1".1-1'.) 111m dull guilt-:1 111113 do
l:11 1-1 (11 la“ 1 with-11 to {11:11 1-9 in
Ill ,1 [km 11 11111111 111111111lul1arn
11111!» 1‘ 11 Il> 11111111'1'1 1 1rty oi the state.
“in mush 11> c.1111. 11: info ll.11i Tarnmnuy ilnllin
tln- 111113 [11-11111 1111.1 body 111 tin-1'11} 11111111 non!)
of New York: that rulers wan pmvothoir I»
nu-mavyenly lay 1111-1111111“: its mollu-ds. voting
tur llz‘ 1'11111lui1111 11. and “-1111: wdllng to be rep
r.- 1. .nml by 11.1 \ls'lt‘fillls'.‘ m 1h1> partly rolllll’lllt.
ll *‘ 1~1p1i11‘.1lcr1t tn 11 1l1-vl:1.1;1llnulhut therels
.1111! .1111 lu' 111100111111 1:11 who!» of Tammany.
11ml ;l1.1t the rtulnlar-l n! llv'ulir'rw‘y lath:- ap
prmul oi 'l‘ammuny’s 1111-11 11nd ’l'uunuany‘e
lurcnonls.
l 21.111 never b11141 :1 mornlwr 1.! any political
21111111111111. 11111 11’ Tullllllitll)‘ "all 1111111: only
1~1~111a1211~ 111 New York vity of the Demo
«mun pnrly, .l11-1. i. 1.111 lmlnga member 11! ll,
“ml 111! nyu'pnihiuu .' with It: ninth-11111, should
11111- 1rI1‘1lllL‘s' 1-: .11'1 .n» lln- rcph wulnln‘e of my
port} 111 “11> 1..1111111sl mmuullvo, and being a
lh-uuu-l'nr 11:- 1111- term 11.14 ultdnrstmul and in
11-1111 11:} by 2b» l.1.’1~ 5111111111! J. ’l‘il1l1v11.l resign
tho 1.- i111111rsl1l1 1.1.111: 1 u 111 11111.11 1 was
111111,». by the 1.1111111111111101- .1! the Demo
1rz1 11 p.111y oi the state .1! N1 11. lurk \uun
wr, 1ruly. ill-3111.1311.11.1.111121111
Jana-1 \l. \\ 1.1l-u-11121 .‘lt~|1- not.
N1.“ imam. 111-1. 1‘1.~.l1u11c~ \V. \Vluhv
worm. lr1‘.‘.~llrr‘l’ oi the Republican state
.1111111111111-13 Mrul. his resignation to the
(1llllll.lli1'l‘ but owning. .\. (‘. Cheney.
pnr— .11111 ul llu hurl'n Id National bank,
has 110111111 d 1111 ulTll'e.
1111- I in MM the Cause.
'l'll: lullor‘lug is .\lr. \l'11ds1v11rth‘s lellr‘l
11lr1~~irzlln'lull:
H1111 Vv’llllull. lll‘rmkllvlll. l'huirmnu Ropuhllrlfl
511111-1'111.n1.11v11
DIM: 511. I111 nun-lunch! 11f my mum- in a
1-1r1-ulur11111-111111; Voluntary mntnburiuus fur
11111111111411 purpuws may be 1'. rill-Ilium) n 1-1111;-
“1111 1.: low by 1111'. as T 11111 11 1-1 almost-Amati elect
from New York 21111111 l (hon-Turn 111111111: mu»
mm in It. .1111i 1111 1111-. may embarrass tho mm
rumm- I n-sxgn tho tnmmnrsblp Very truly
yum-a. .l. W. Wamwnnrn
Tuner-ll at Anlmru.
.>\l'lll‘I:.\. N. Y.. Oct. fl.~>>1\'euul.0r Fan-mu
was Ion-lewd 11 hearty “'t'll‘tlllltl on his ar-
rival here. A lu-r paying 11 tribute to \\"1l~
linm II. Srwnnl, mum: home was here. he
said the coon-111 of the campaign was for
good goreruuwnt. Mr. “111th went on
to any that 'l'murnuny Ilnll had killed the
World's Inlr for New York and had then
clnlrgml l11111 mlh doing it. 'l'nnuuauy
llull haul nppuml every memory for ballot
reform, and yet It hurl the cast iron,
bumlorpmnl cheek to cry out that the
liepuhllvnn party had stmul up against
manhood sulirnge. .‘lr. Foam-1t renewed
lllll charge limt the direct tax money had
been loaned to banks by the Democracy
so 1qu the interest could be used for cam—
pnlun purposes. Continuing, he 1111b]:
Tum-many llnll l‘rltlrleed.
Tunmumy is not an American Institution, In
71111111111 11 y the mwwnmv-nl In 11111 American The
puwvr 1- all ventured In The mini asthma
Years ago 11 was Tweed, llwmny and ('onmllly.
Now it 111 Stoke-1. ltrnlmr and lit-11111111“. I give
their 1111mm. but will leave their res-Md untold.
Thom- 1111111 havn Illtnlllh‘. 1-11111r11l11i Tammany.
and 111111 Ut’flnflllifllufl stun-lo for personal.
partisan. pudlllval and mammary born-lit of Its
members
its purge-sole public plunder Tell mo one
noble not. MI 1111- oi a philanthropic not. tell
[no 1.1111111 1111-111 Impulse that has been Inspired
by lhlsuruunlmllnn. 1111 the other hand. tell
1111- M any great robbery or jubbery in the hi»
wry or Mr York 111 whlrh Tammany was not
a sham- 11ml a participant Ilor history is
marked by moat blots on the history of New
York They nover 11nd ash. like Flanneean.
of Tow, "Whalers are here Torr“ Every one
nndmlanda that they are for all there Is In it.
They have been struggling for years to he
rel-113111111111! Its lin- only Down-rats In New York
city. This year at liaralma they 1111mm the
fulfillment oi their hopes, Tammany Is no cal-
lon youth It is no small test to Tall 11! heat
is: her. 11111- a rmult one only I111 attained by
the aroused lulellluenos and the combined
virtue of the Mateo! New York. To that I VII
my hope for eloelhln.
ahormna at ale-«ville.
zaitiilit‘lhhl. 0.. Oct. ll-lleuam Show
man spoke at the opera house busiest
nluht loa lame and attentive audience.
ills remarks were in support 11! Malor lie
illnlvy and protection 11nd alson the
silver question. He pass from to
Washington Court lion-e, D
A Part-raw Allison Ila-dilate.
Bums. N. Y.. Oct. awn» Democratic
senatorial convention nominated Harvey
Arnold, of Armin, purulent“ the State
rarnmn’ Alliance.
11mm 111a. ham».
311111111111. 8. 11., 0111. a»: m
111nm! Troy,“ appointed ills I
111.1111; temporary meleeroi the Ulster
(lonely 8111111911 bank. lie was for allay
can cashlerol the mansion National
11! and rm vies: presldentoi the do
heellnstllnlloo. Theppolntalsntxlm
great satisfaction.
armless-ease.
Contributions May by hrtltl' Ila Incas-o 1
ll is with regret that 1 ml..- 1l1i~1 step, as my ‘
.a with the mmmlltuo have boon most ‘
Pfiin] 11310380” ’
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Win-cpl uri‘eng lruuhitutnlhthna. Ann-1111:
1n:— 1 1 Consumption a n 11 user-s. Ind-m Mari.
..\‘.Ln1:-'.1 1.11;" {statute Yonwillustheea-
- rnt elect after taking the first dose. sum 1.,
1 v "when hummus. uuuuaualln
ivVlendeiL Crucial.
“ BOSS ”
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St‘t' llhlt :—'Jth
biscuit 15 st. 1111 11-1!
Thu-s your grocer keep 1hr
2 Boss Cracker? ,
Spring Styles
HATS
l.\' ALI. Mum-Ls AND 1111,0115 lll'
11111111131111 Hals.SiI1Hals
Boy's Hut-1 and ('nps. (‘ruah Tim-1 lnr Men and
Boys. .‘v’ulria Soil link for hie-11:11
KNAPP’S,
9 I Washington St.
Particularlttentian Paid to Fixing,
Cleaning and Ironing Silk Hats.
F. HAYES
lint lug removed his 1111-111 market
No. 6 Ilorlh Main Street,
Will-11111111111111 11mph- 11! this 1i1i11l1y with
tin llnmt llrw of
Fresh and Salt Meals,
POULTRY. Etc..
To be found In the «tale.
F. HAYES,
Ill]. 6 IICIITII Milli STREET
Hill'Tll N1 lllWA LK.
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and are now suffering from the l'llnelujflflm,
we say,
STOP THAT COUCH
Imumlinlely. with one bottle of
Yankee Lung Soother
after trying all other known remedies and
fai led. you can at once turn to this with 11 1er
lanily oi sucrose.
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malarial mlmnlnr. lllli drhrilout ni 1b.: a)»
telnet once with one bottle of
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AND FULLEHI'Z l‘llfil‘AliATllllY
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l‘upils‘ admitted in \‘\’1~ll-alr nn-I Vawron
lh1~ rerllllvulv 11f 1111' I‘rlm-Ipnl.
r11 Mend 11111111111111“! that on stormy null
uuplmsmnr 1l;1,1'~11 mumm- will In- in uniting
.111 the Park mrm-r 111 Franklin :11 ac. n.1n..
nod :11 1hr School 111 2;” 1. 111.. 111 mun-y
pupil- up and down the MI nillmul extra
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1‘11l1.»u~. ur1 mullall Imiml 111 in» 1111 I1.1ud
111 1111- 1111111111“: 1. tin 5111 T111 Sinfl'.
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H1111- ulwkml luv alcove «lure “ith the lines!
amuluwnl oi Tons. Fulfil-w. linking I'11111l1-r.
l‘oiltlt'itst'll Milk 11nd 511 r, whit-l1 we guaran—
ire lat null 1t 1 intern 11f
PURE GOODS.
AND AT
PRICES Tl) SUIT ALL
11mm of I'lllh'nn “'1' Mk uln- unll nll 111mm»
and gin our goods 11 inlr trial .\ll "rill r11 v'l‘t'
trusted umun am will remin- prmnpt aneu-
lion; delivered true to oil parts of 111nm.
Ilerm Inher we have name in shay.
The Great Atlantlct Pacific T Co.
ll MAI N 5'"! BET. NI lllWA LK. CONN.
Ill-wiqnartors. {1'1 111 :th3 “my .8111: \ork.
'Jllslom In lhvl'. .aml llw largest tea
company in thul' 1i
ilan-lmme 801111-11er prom-11ml lo 11“
ere 1111 opening day.
ru’n'haso
Econmlly and Comlorll
1'5!
Gasoline Slaves
And troll lint and Expense during
the 81111111111 tutor.
We have the very best mate
THE MANHATTAN
II All. BIZEC.
Willbahe.m1k and do all the work all
our oil lithe humble and 11111111111111.1111;
use In t town.
Call and See Them
IAIIIIIIE I5 CEITS A CALL“
WIT Illelarllllo
11111110 TILL]. amen.
lFURNIT‘URE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
lain street.
COMING EVENT.
M. s. SMITH’S
‘
Ilry floods Emporium.
FALL :OPENING!
and lasting one week.
A big
Dress Linings.
A large assorl
Ginghams, Linens, Flannels,
Blankets, Comfortables, &c.
for Gents, Ladies and Children.
of Cloaks and Furs.
varieties, constantly on hand.
INSURANCE BUILDING,
Opposite Depot.
South ' Norwalk, Conn.
. You’ll be quite apt to opén your eyes a little wider than you no»
ually do when/you come to look at 0111' Fall suits. Neither-a micro-
scope nor a magnifying glass would enable you to discover any floor!
in them. You don’t need to be aclothing export to one 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"
Ohm appearance, but they can and will 1111p] ovo yours. It' 1s impossible
that you should be otherwise than pleased with 0111' 1111 go line of
' 1 Furnishing Goods.
Beginning Saturday, Oct. 3,;
line of Dress Goods,
Dress T1'im1nings, and Fancy
lment of Prints,
A new arrival of Woolen and
Cotton Hosiery and Underwear,
We will also open this week
all the Fall and Winter Styles
Oil Cloths and Shades in large
Remember our place istin the
I. ll. DECKER
“Wu-blame Street 80.81:qu
Dealer In
Wall Papers,
Mixed Paints.
\Vhite Lead,
Oils, Glass,
Coach Colors and Varnishes,
Artists’ Materials,
Combined Chair and Step Lad
dot, $2. 00.
McCloskey' 8 Wood Filler—Best
in the Market, $2.00 3 Gallon.
Fromm?r
Pa rrl ringing,
Ca dcimining.
79 Washington Street.
Dorlon Point,
(llIlEilllIll's PilIIIT)
Si JCT“ .\'t)R“’ALK.
NOW OPEN.
llllATllIll, BATHIIIG All) FISHIIIE.
Shore Dinners aSpeciaIly.
E2" A stage will connect at South .\11rwalk
with trains 1111 the New \anL and New Haven
railroad
J. E. EGWER.
1 gm
~ ' ~ CONN.
1
Any urtivlw that has outlived
» '3'.’ years of mmlptlilirm'and im-
3 lléltlllll. and sells more' and more
l‘ilt'll your. 1111151 111m: 1111;1'il.
Dobbins" Electric Soup. first
111111111 in Witt. is just that article.
Thom: who use it 11:11-h'w131-k (and
their name is legion) save
clothes 111111 strength and let
snap do the work. All that we
can say as to its merits, pales
into 111,1thingness, 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
:llhlllllly.
'I'I1.>re :1r1_> runny imitation
N. B. Elm'il‘ir'fiunlh‘ lil “'hll‘hvll’tl-
tririty plays 11-» port, Dobbllls'
h. tlw original 0111‘. all Magnetics. Elev-
trim. and ElectnrMngh-s are fraudulent
imitations. Ask for Dobbins Electra.
see that our name isnn every wrapper,
and 1! any other ’1-1 sent you by your
gnaw, when you order ours, send it
b. 11k to him.
I. L I‘nsmx & Po.
Philadelphia, [’11.
J. C. JEIIIIIIIGS.
Paper Hangellalciminellainlel
Ami dealer In
Will PAPER All” 1111111111.
SI North Main aintl. 511. Norwalk.
Sample banks of full line latest 11! Ire
Papers R1 IrlAI’r‘ and Hill Moulding» l
housrn for low,- rhyn, on anti: e by poolai.n
moi? brimarm 1 heeriully given.
0. L. 00111511"
CarpeMer and Builder.
Plans and Speeilralloas Furnished.
I am prrpurerl to do all kinds of work by the
lye-1111i wwrhmen.lly’ the day or mutual.“
the Imu- -st prices and at slur! notice.
“PAIRS AND MANTLB WORK A
SPECIALTY.
GIVE M]: A CALL.
8MP AT FIVE Ill! IIVEI, 0T.
lyfllilm NEAR THE 11m.
flees.
«is r
mac-rel
neon-yrs;
easy. and n s s- .
I0 srrau‘a no lilild’fi’l’b I‘l-
, "’ f‘l.
lfllll SCllAllB l1 Sill.
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