at the bottom,
‘ behalf.
2111111. inadwrehipnl tho 1! by MW.
1111- vrilt m-liwn Mr. Parnell owned llllll.
"I 011 tho death 0! John Ill-
iu. in 11»... Mr. Porn-d] aloud for County
dentin and .3111 (vi-mind.
it» Kiltnra I'anlllfltlL
Mr. Parnell ”1'11“ tmlt summon" In [Infilt-
nhnlnry Mir-In in tin! aeration "I lli‘liii when. In
rt-m'lnllnli with My. “11:11:1er initiated Whit
rm known 1.; 1h.» various 111111111011! the/"ob
trmrtive" 1111'! 13111 "11' ‘ 111-"puiir'y. 11111111111104
with great, 1u~1~~=1111mr1 1ho hill lor annexing ll"
l‘rnmvanl. 11111 Illlfl‘lilll clam in the mutiny
1'1, and tho primnu bill. and there were many
tunes "I violenm and excitement 31d eereral
EN _ DEATH OF PAHNELL
. Hope That It Will Unite the
Irish Party.
no 1101111113 11111 muons 3011.
m WI Over Illa Deccan by
It! Pupi- to When Ila Devoted Illa
”lo—'IIaWIh Prouratod by the Blow.
‘ wa- w111 Iaeaoad run-r
Lennon. Oct. 8—111: news of the death
If Charla Stewart Parnell at Brighton‘
061,0 wal simply not believed when it
«no to London. People had no idea that
haw-aria, and it seemed impossible at
fluttbat the vigorous. musteriul person-
alltyhad gone down before a sudden no
tack 0! disease. lioportere and messen-
ger! hurrhd in contusion through the
ureeta, and as the rumor spread men leit
their place-oi bulimia to get some eon-
llrmation ordenialol it. When the con-
lirntation came the announcement was the
role and antral topic 0! discussion The
mural agreement seemed to be that the
death of Parnell would reunite the di-
riled anpportere of Irish nationality.
The'l'oriea calculate that the death or
Parnell may have an exasperating rather
than a humonizing influence, and that the
content for leadership likely to e no will
diabenrten many of the supporter of home
rule both in Ireland and Great Britain.
Ill. Pmall'a Death.
The death oi Mr. Parnell was the result
of a chill with which he waa attacked Inst
week. On Friday he was compelled to
El night finance 11! thoiwuxo. IIe naily Ime-
mnluil in getting 114111111 mudiiiratlcma in the
rentment oi politiud primmore introduced into
he prtwris bill. and being joined byllr. Cham-
lerlnin 1111-] other hailing lladicala. he led totbe
Ibolition oi flagging in the nrmy. lie Joined in
he Inumintion of the Land beam. and in Octo-
wr. 11111111111 Hm'ted its tint vice pruddent
de um. 11: 11 me nu in Wmtport in the prowl.
ms Juno, used the phranuxfioop a firm grip on
four hulut‘riltfltdn," which became the watch-
a'nrd "I the imitation. lie went to America in
Zion-omlwr. I142». ruined the sum 11! 1.7110!) in aid
1! the tll’tlffiln then widmproad in Ireland and
fur the 11.1111) lasagna movement.
lie was received everywhere with enthuai-
um. and large 11111116 11! money were freely eon-
;ributed iu nil para of the country [or the rev
10111! the etnrvinx lrinh mu11ntry. When he
romvlml Wmllingtun the 1111111111 oi represent.»
:i1'm I1: mural him by I't‘vll‘lfltilnfi him to nddrea
:1112111 in their men chamber. a privilege pre~
111111st conformal only on Lafayette, Birhnp
England 11nd Kmanlh. Early in in!” parliament
was suddenly diwdvul. and Mr. Puruolibur-
rind home tn urgnnmy his (0ch (or attach and
vin'lory,
Lord llonmnniluhl. in a published letter to
Karl I'llll’llt'. haul pointed 1111! the gravity of the
Irish crisis as the chic! roman ior returningthe
l‘ory party to power. Air. l‘arnoli accepted the
:hnllenge and laid down 11 programme (or the
rumplete miurm oi the nut-2m ot lend tenures
n Ireland, At the mom-lingo! the new pnriia~
”out Mr. Parnell at once brought iorwarda
.neasnrodonling with the Irish land question.
He had previously bum neiorlodnatho chair
men of tho Irmh parliamentary party in adores
non to Air. Show. who had held the reins aincu
Ir. Butt inid tin-111 down.
Mr. i'nrm'li'n bill had no chance at panning,
out Mr. W. E. Forster. who bud bovine chic!
mere-tury Ior Ireland. brought in a bill known
“the coaxlmnelttion for dinturharwe bill. the
1hjem of which wash: stop eviction: tempo
rarily 111111111 return 0! good hunt-eta would
make it pim‘tlllll‘ {or the irinh tenant to pay hie
rent. The irish pnrty gum 1111 undivided sup
port to Sir. iv‘nrzstur's xnvmure. which passed the
31111111111118. bulin spit» o! nil warnings oi the
aonsoquvnnw was thrown out by the lord» at
:ho prompting 1d Iriah landlord [me-r21.
Gloomy Time In Irlah ll iatory.
The bill of l.‘~'.'~-I \1'1151111o-dth1» gimmiest Kim
.11 all Irish hlnlvl')‘. From an instinct of eel!
prowrvntion :1 11:11 n1nj111ity oi the people in
:hrw 1111111! tlu- {our pruvinroe hooked to the
1.111: gland L1 ugh: The Duke of
"111111: pmplo. and it appeared
111i! 1111: .ltnte 11: all; are bad now mine to pass.
Th1 Uln Intonv gun-nun. 111 with the view at
governmu Ireland by pomrnblu and constitu-
tional means. hadnilowed the worm act to
lapse.
When 11111- 11131111111191] [mamntry were driven
innutrngm by uvivtluxn the government had
:11: means 11! tirh'u'tlllg the perpetrators of
721mm. and tho,» llus'lllnery 111 criminal admin-
mtrnn '11- In 11 1111111111111 In Nun-mien.
11:11. 111' i111 m 1'1-wiv1-1l tn [mm-ruin the Irish
[1111112 Tour .1 «'1 1:11:21.“ 11111 -,~'.1:M')’. A grunt
1ln:1- {11 ' .1'i
AIR .‘1 than“; 11! nun-loch (latyn' dnrntmn
the 51:) d1 «growlnntl the prorsu'ulion lull to
Lht' ground
«11111111.:- mwnlrr r 1111:1111
take to his bed, and his death occurred at
Wallingham terrace. Brighton. at 11:30
o‘clock Tuesday night. Several hours he-
Illa his death he became uncuxmciouu and
aoremairml 111111] the end. Mrs. Parnell
andthe physicians were the only ones at
the bedside when the dying; man passed
away. hire. Parnell believed up to the
moment when death came to roughly die
alme her that her husband would recover.
It in acid that Mrs. Parnell has been al—
muat in a swoon ever since her husband's
death. She loved Parnell must devotedly.
and ahe it known to have expreeaed the
putateonildeueeln his tuture. Specu-
lation is already indulged in as to the
probable efleet upon her own career.
Anewa agency states that among the
confidential private nil-ire leit unsettled
by Parnell ia the question oi the cuatody
dhiuwlie'a youngeot children. It is no
aeerat that Parnell claimed to be the lather
a! the two youngeat O'Sheae.
'ha I'll] Baeeeed Ill-f
John Dillon, William O'Brien, Tim
flatly and Sexton are mentioned aa prob
ablaeandhlaua for the ieaderehip. it her
.. long been known
that Justin Alc-
Canhy wan aux-
ione again to re
tire to his litem
tureand bia book:
With Parnell out
oi the way, it is
believed that He
Carthy will innit:
oa hie resignation
but 11; accepted.
AlrchCarthylald
In an interview
til it would he impoulhle to Ioreeut the
deetotthedeath at Mr. Parnell.
hoped that it wouldleultothamnloo
at the Irilh y. and it would certainly
”hinder eauaa of home rule.
la halhflll that all lriah hoatlllty to
W waa awallowad up in genuine and
natural regret. Three «.11 ago he had
ale-c and Irinndly water-ace with Mr.
Parnell at Illa (Mr. HeCarthy'a) honor in
nu Parta hue.
mutually agreed to draw part at
the lead {or the exp-nea- ot redo
nation incurred before the division at the
More the divorce proceeding he
bulletin friend at Parnell. whom
rho (”norclun Act.
A! the opening of the parliamentary reunion
111 lm. tln- government brought in n merrion
n't whu'h wne pr1m'ti1'nlly a ouapenniuu ”I that
slain-1w mrpns ., enabling the government to
arrest any pvrw 3. I11 insiunl on the warrant oi
the chi-r! scorn-tun . and to detain him in prison
witl11..121rinll'nr any longth 11! time. At the
1111111- 1. 111~ :1 h1111l 11.11 wanintroduoed by whirl)
lh1.-;:1111-1;111-1.1 “-1.111: right. previously appll»
:nbic only to lily-aw holdings. was extended to
xlzupymg tunnnts 111 1111111111»: pnrtaol Ireland.
A judn'inl tnl1u11a1l.1'1dledtho land oommianiun.
W113 [~9‘11t‘l1ll'1l {111' in the lot. This (‘ummlflun
was1~111powered in ii: Inir renta as between
landlord 1111:! tenant. which could not be dllr
Kurt-1d [or fliteon yearn.
ln nhun. tho principle at the three Prime
onion fair rent and 11:11; oi tenure-«which had
low“ ulnly nought by vnrlonn groups 0! Irish
ur-mlm'a of parliament inr tho prevhnne halt
m111ury.w.1-111uw grinned in lull Air. Perm-ll
and hi» mummies lung-ht the new rwrulon act
tooth 11nd nnii. for seven weeks they ohatrurt»
9d th:1 penning 11! each line 11! the bill, until at
11:11.5th Feb, :l. thirtyhvo Irish member! of
parlmmunt. including all the leader». werv 11r-
bitrnriiy removal Irom tho hooao by their”.
want ll'll’fllfi. min: under the direction "I
the weaker.
Alter the land act and the amnion act had
been pans-«I. the am bill. making it aieiony
to keep or dbtriimte arm: In woehluwddll-
trick was intrmlucod by Sir William llnrconrt
and ('ltn'lool,
l'aruell tinder Arron.
”own as the land not wan pan-ed it wn re~
mired that the mean“ who adhered to the
Land Imam programme 1111111111 loop out 0!
the new land wort until a number 0! auitable
reap were brought tor-'erd 1111 a tat under the
Ihllluidirwthmot tinvlfiwyeu of the lealue.
I”. return.
Thla atop “banned lln 111m oi Ir. Footer.
audonm. like arm l Sir. Parnellaad all
hie principal onlionmlm 1111111: a coercion not
warrantnnd lurked thorn up in liilmalnham
tall. 111 the name limo hater erupted hnu
dude 111 111111111111111 1111111. until the talk were
nuwded.
In April. 1111:. negotiation. were at on (not
between the “hotel government and the Irish
party The intermediary in theae waa (:11ptain
D'Shea. who then became prominent tor the
am 11111.. The myth-tine: ennui
Moor written by Ir Parnell to Ir.
“about 11
& lanantable mg ,1: :fi 30:11:11.1.“ 3311mm.“ ‘
“dildo“! R “1a rho-ale Parh lardna.
MW: 11.1mm lammlaelbpaamamllml
human It M11111 comm» were no r
x "- w .
“1.11%
the mt were
. H W mxymtrwhtheymuaml'amdkf
on hhere. 1111p: “Now that Hr. Parnell II
with moweiilmadebt at gratitude. Ila did
partydlrhh aviaelhha.
law
1111.11,...
“1 11111 1111111111110 111111113111 11111 111. 111111
. which developed into the term that killed
lolly intended baringa reilgloueeeremony
a mooted him. It would be prudm to
thunder meet- io elect Dillon or Heston or O'Brien,
It was scarcely nocesilary to place our Full 111111111 nommahon,
because they were already running like Wildfire, Their availability
is so unquestioned that all parties can unite upon 1119111 and they
11111 to popular that their nomination is equivalent to election 1113‘,
one respect they are at the top of the clothing poll and 111 another
They are at the top 111 all that goes to makoa
' "faultless suit 111111 at the bottom in the matter of price, and, like the
good candidates, they’ll lodeem every pledge that 13 made' 111 their 5 5
Equally strong candidates are our Fall Overcoats.
he Izlah mum maul their friendn Hr. Par-
tell relaxed to hung on 111 tion Ior libel on no-
1ou11t oi the alleged Iursr. ’11s and the charm-
d amylirdly with mail a brmurht against
in) and bin snark-ten in the mrimot attic!“
miriizihed by The Timm under the title 11!
'I’arnolllaln and "nine." Inseam he hadno
1011313111» in 11 Middlvzeh! jury.
1111 11mm n-t 111v l'tnngha. '
After the voila-11m n! the action brought
1111311111 The 12mm in llny. 1w. by air. Frank
iuuh (Thanh-1:, 11 former i’IDlll’DJIlu. at which
flier damngmu lawn-.1 won: put in by the at»-
trr‘nuy 5131111111. Nr. "111' 111 ll 111,111. in llllbll'llld a
urilunonln: ,' be; my and 1.1119. d that than
Itbor lull. r~1 .wro nlmiurgu m,
The government flatbed tn grunt a munrnib
no oi the humor 11!) 11 qumtinn nl privilege, hut
lwhiml 11111 11111 wlhduul' 1h" rhmuvo walnut
iI1'. Puma-111111111111: irish party 11111111111 be in'
ltlmll;{.ll"ll by n 1' 1rn1111mi1111 of indict-n, «maint—
llgul for 15.1mm. “1111111211, Mrulnalice smith
11131:.“ 13114111» buy. Mr. Powell was repre-
11111111i11t lf191'11m1111mlnn by Sir chi-rim R11»-
nil. Q. t? . .\i. ll. whodviiverede muatohuuent
1111:1111. and by I'Ir. Ii. ll. Amulth, ill. P.
Up in the~ ceriumuro 11! the Hun" Iurgorim he
"is .1 regular attendant at the court. 011 April
111. 111111. he entered the witnm box. and with
:erum'knbio couinosu went through the ordeal
itsevernldayn'exnminntiun and crmeoxnmi-
nthm.
Suinmmonily he attended grout meetinh at
tho lulu111111ial hall and Sr. Junie-1' hail. 11nd 1111a
'1v1'111'.1_1d with enthtuimm. lie 11111111111 to bring
111 notion Iur dunngvs 111131111: Th1.- Tum-:1 in
Edinburgh, but hard Kinnovnr hold theni was
in jurimin'tion. It.» was prumntv-d with tho
'111111I11m 11! Edinburgh July :51. iron. and will
fitment :11 1: large meeting in the (turn, Ex-
:hnng-r 111111111 :111 robin-m by It» Lilmrnl 11511014.
.i1-1 «111's: ran-1'1 to him. lie wan entertained
.13 111111-1111.» :1! a banquet tsrmsieliratohln
‘uriy- '..~111:1 birthday on July 211. 11m. 011
31'1111', I1 111 mu 1'11111icn1uml in were as coro-
.gu1u1l1'l1t 111 1111' 1'11w ui U‘Shm wryueil'fihea
111d Phi-111111. Th1- mlwr ur the urine» divorce
1.11 11.11 111 11.1. p1 rue-11ml by Mr. illadotona
1111i 1h: 11.11.1111 leaders“! the Lib. rel party.
I'm: that 1111.11 1h 11 Mr A'Wlls action had
011111 ml h1111 nl j-w “unable to the great body
1! Nunerunrm 11111151 in England came from. itov.
1111,31 l’1'11-11 Hughes.
'l'imzi M1. Hineistunvmihluniy (Ibu‘lvl'tn'tl that
. mill my: to 111111111111: tn 1.111111141111111
(amid noimnn- r iv ml the English Lib
. “~ihr Instr llblwpfl guided thzlr
$111.: !11 1.1111 1 11111 tiuua 111 tlm Sum-1111111111191:
a) .vll P111111 1‘ : 11h. «Io-r Thu famous mnivr
111111- room X11 l1") l‘uliuIrI-d. 1n
.11~ 1i. 1111111,:h outnumln-rni 11ml
1ul14-l~-vl.f1111_'hl :11 11411111 his plan- v Trudi-1'
r1: l1 111.111 111.1 {wreath-11w.
Alter 1‘~ 111111 :1 hhv'n ~ perinun in! dunno
“'11”! Mr 11.1-111111111111111-1151109
. h: 1111 1111 Jun 3'1 )lr Pun-ll
'1) Wow driven to ritoyninx.
arty-:1- {in-v '111'1-1'1- married in the pronoun-o 11!
11111 urn-11.1.» 111.111 Mr I'unn'li’o bulging» 1n
Snuhtun 51111 ~ than. umpt fur Mr, i’artmll‘a
Iyzm: rum: to lz'vl'md b1 rotrmvv his fallrn
311111111131. ll’lu)‘ lmu; hw—l quietly loge-liner 111
.lrmhtnn.
lha .VlotIu-r' a ”riot.
Ilm: 1115111111: N ..I ,:011 a it matron:
new-111p” reporten that Pnrneli'a aged
mother received
tlu~ first tidings (1!
the death oi her
11011. "No. no,"
‘ she exclaimed
[while tears
~lrl':ll‘11r-:l Iluwn
lwr chm-ice, "it
mu no cold that
lulled him. liin
grunt heart waa
broken. it was
1111: 11111.1 11 1' 1'11111111133: “’flhslk‘g
1111111: lai‘ Me to U11 1'11“on irishirt'e-
luv“. and when troubles come upon him
;11....- who ~hn11l1i hnve 111111111 by him hose
13'111 -1 Ned him.
“Ma 51111 1v11~nli1111 hearted 1mm, who
.111 1111i 1101'er lenvh (mm unencuuuter with
my number 1.! ininmi's bitten“ inaubut
Lhe 1111311111111!» oi those whom has but
wrvml ~11: ably 11ml Imthlnliy touched him
:otin- 11111141. Sunneror inter thou who
:11t'1'l111l1111lt'll him to his death will diav
:ovr r llmt.‘
14.111 “1.11... with rope: 111! 1.111.111.1111 about
\iich. 'wl Ilwitt :1111l'l'l1e Trish World The
ia1'tti1111 ~Iu- llzul 1m d111pnteh Irum the
)ther ~i~l1' tolling her 0i her aon'e death
111111111111 to mid to her sorrow.
WHAT {SEEKE— THINK.
I'arlnue lulrro-nllng (loll-Iona at Parnell
11ml Illa Iteumrhahle Career.
Drums, 111-1. 11.~The Dublin Freeman
onyx that one oi the 1110111 remarkable“
rot-rs in modern tim s baa been brought to
on early and mulofi clone. "At Inch a
moment it would lilbellt the Irirh nation
to put oxide and dismal the , of
:hu bright days when Iriahlnen regarded
Chnrlcn Stewart I’urneli with confidence
111 hi» Integrity, honor null devotion. We
:la 1 that 11 great ellort should be madeto
:l with bio death the 11nd hintory ol
the but tour our») mouths oi iratrieidal
“rile."
l'nitmi Inland nyu that the captain at
the Irish people ha» been done to death by
the lemma oi Irilhmen, who have broken
the heart 0! their leader. It Ironically
uh whether their cheek: are pale and
their hearts on chilled at the oepect of
whet their callouuneu, crueit nd piti-
leaa treatment have elected.
The Ilnblln Evening Pm (McCarthyita)
ray: that I’erneil'n death in a terrible lee-
natlnn nhonld take i’arnell’a lilo 11a the
leave oi Inloud'n minty.
“but the ‘I'Ilaea Ilaye.
11115111121, Oct. 51"“ Tim up that
although Parnell had lent the unique and
commanding puitlon won by the ahrewd
manipulation oi political pal-lone and
vice-11. yet be retained a power oI milder-
able importance. Lite Boning" he tell
“through the indulgence oi Illicit pamlon.
Ile vm- teealn trading upon the weak-
ueu and vice: oi humanity
hire. I’nrnell requeata that an emphatic
denial be gin-n to rumors that her hIlIr
baud committed nuichie. She Ital” that
he had long pelleted tram rheuinatlem.
him. It appears that Mr. and Mn. Parnell
performed. but the via: at Buynlaro-
lured tooiliciate on the ground that
Parnell war a divorced woman.
What navltt Jaye.
New You. Oct. na-mehul Davin. who
dead all lrlnhraeu eaa unite and nay. 'lle
wan our-eat mmsagraatlrlahpatriot,”
I
THE" (ANION _GIIHE?
moo/.0!
III Threaten. him
”dbl-III: A“
Wendel“.
”M
Ia Ina v u-Iamn "Ml.
:11:an '11] m
natal-tag“ (7- on
.11..1.c..1.11.11':1‘1""11.1..11..2f' w
heel by
“I! ovary-Ian. [up
zen-um 31.11
1 11.111511111111111. »
“ BOSS ”
I I .-
Loneh I1||1 Burnt
Sec lint c.1111
1111111111.: shunpmi Boss
Elm-s yum 1.1111111 kvrp lin-
Boss Cracker?
Spring Styles
HATS
lN ALL "RADES‘ .‘t.\'ll (‘Uinilts 0F
sliflandSofl Hats.SiIKHals
Boy's lint-1 11nd Cape. Crush Help (or )Ien and
Roy-1. Nutrin Soil H1111: for lien 11!
KNAPP’S,
9| Washington St.
ParticulerAttention Paid to Fixing.
cleaning and Ironing 8il|1 Hats.
F. HAYES
llnvlnx removed his men! market
No. 6 Nonh Main Street.
Will eupply the proph- of thin thirdly with
the linen-l lint-11f
Fresh and Salt Meats,
POULTRY. Etc.g
To be found in the 111310.
F. HAYES,
no. 6 1111111 11111 1111111
vL’I it 301""! Ni )IiWAlJi.
0771'. filial fire
.1..-,H<CS
«3‘
I . It. rate-t0“
131C to II...
Dillon. 431i Alain Street,
IIIIIWII'OII'I'. 1:0".
DOUGH ERTY’S
t thing: Ior inland II it mm
m the coming mental at home le
always be justly attributed Ingram
to hie eilortn.’ I do not know who will
111161111» 111 the Morel-1p for awhile
will be time enonnh whoa parliament
It McCarthy himell ”
”repay (tau ”my left.
ONE WOHO MOREI
To all who have not “11an M11 mbgfi;
hustle-1h o Inad‘tbe
again-t olivuat chum. bytal
LOXATON IC
and are now sunning iron the consequences.
we lay.
STOP THAT OOIIOH
immediately. with one bottle of
Yankee Lung Soother
after trying all other known remedia- and
tailed. you ran at once turn (:1 thin with a I er
'nnity 1111111111111. I1
1111 our: 1 couou
Don't antler any lnnfivr with Imulaeho Imnb
who or 1111) 11th:.- 111] of who» attendina
malarial mimninqut viriv. “out n! the Rye-
tem alumr with 11111 bottle 11!
STI L LSON’S
SPECIFIC '
Ft IR
MALARIA,
a run- xuernntred or money rrlundnl.
NEW STORE.
I have removal 111) huniness 111
93 WASHINGTON STREET 93
n111il1.1vr11m\ 1111111 line of
H EATERS.
RANGES.
STOV ES.
A l5"
TIN WARE
n! all kinds.
Plumbing in all its Branches.
Hill STOCK PlOIIBEflS SOPPlIES
T. S. OONALOSON,
South Norwalk. "'
Mrs. Mead’s School
Fl Ill
Girls and Young Ladies
TIE-OPENS OOTOOEH I.
PRIMARY. INTERMEDIATE. AI'AIII’IMII'
AS!) ("MAINE l’ill'li'AliA‘I'tlllY
III-ZI’.\ltT.\IiVI.\"|‘.‘~'.
l’upllw admitted to 11111111111? nml er no
the n-rlilh alt-oi the Prior inn
Mr» Mead Minimal-m 111111 on mum) and
unplvmnt dnysararriage will In- in wailing
on tho- l’nrh 111m" 11! lrunklin M 21:81 11. n1. .1
and M the film-1i 1112.2!) 111.. In mnuy
pupil» 1111 and down tin- h I without extra
ham.
".
Economy and Oomlonl
USS
Oasoline Stoves
Ami mil Hut and Expense during
the 81111111111 81m».
We have the verr but mate
THE MANHATTAN
II All. OIZEO.
meant and do all the work or o
stove ”1111*" the trouble and “pone-.91":
In one let me.
Call and See Them
01801111: 11 orm A 111101
H H Hoekertco
fil'lill.‘ BALL BUICK
1111 1111 111111 1111111111.
Mrs. W. Fawcett.
III or 1111115111111 F’ l ‘3’
W" 1::qu runny 11.
IT IAIN STREET. NOHNAIA.
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You’ll be quite opt to open your eyes a little wider than you us-
ually do when you came to look at our Fall suits Neither a 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 glanoe
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 1mprove their
, appearance, but they can and will 1mp1'ove yours. 1118 impossible
. that you should be otherwise than pleased with our large line of
Furnishing Goods.
comma EVENT.
M. 8. SMITH’
Ory Oonds Emporium.
FA L L O P E N l N G
Beginning Saturday, Oct. 3,:
and lasting one week.
A big line of Dress Goods,
Dress Trimmings, and Fancy
Dress Linings.
Alarge assortment of Prints,
Ginghams, Linens, Flannels,
Blankets, Gomfortables, 810.
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
INSURANCE BUILDING,
Opposite Depot.
South Harwell, Bonn.
l. H. OEOKE
ID Waeldnzlon Street. Bo. Norwalk.
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Wall Papers,
Mixed Paints,
White Lead,
Oils, Glass,
Coach Colors and Vurnishes,
Artists’ Materials,
Combined Chair and Step Lad
der, 32. ()0
McCloskey’ 1; Wood Filler—Best
in the Market, 32.11111 Gallon.
l’ainiin
Partr- anging,
ac1mining.
79 Washinglon Street
Dorion Point,
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, NOW OPEN.
BOATING. OATHINO ANO FISHING.
Shore Dinners aSpecially.
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CONN.
11. E. ESWER.
.\11_v article that has outlived
'3': years of competition and 1m-
ilntiun. and sells more and more
each year. must have merit.
Dobbins’ Electric Soap, first
made in 1:41:21. is just that article.
Those who use it each week (and
their name is legion,) save
clothes and strength and let.
soap do the Work. All that we
can so} as to 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
Monday.
Tin-re 1111* many imitation
N. B. l‘Ilm'trh-quu in whiuhelec-
"11' It) plnysnnpnrt. Dobbine'
is the ori 'nnl om- all Magma-ties, Elec-
triw. and luctmliagics are fraudulent
imitations. Ask for Dobbins Electric
seethat our name ison every wrapper,
and it‘ any other is sent you by your
grocer. when you order ours. send it
hack to him.
I. L. CILM’II‘S & Co.
I’l1il1'ulclphia, Pa.
I. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hanger,taloimine1, Painter
And dealer in
Hill PAPER ANO OOHOEHS.
til North Main street. 50. Norwalk.
Sample buolu of full line latent 111 in
Paw-r11. Borders and Ill]! Mouldings l
boom Ior innlwlion, on notice by pontltlmI
mclil Estimates cheerinlly given.
0. L. OGD‘EN‘
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans and Specifications Furnished.
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