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‘ 1,! hate aaya that Ila
tally Approved of the new
‘ law Iver Since the Reciprocity
cine-a nee-ate a Part or u.
Neurons. Oct. 17.-—An Ohio editor hav-
ingymm Mr. Blaine that the Democratic
pepti- vrvre parading him at an opponent
‘MmMcKlnle, bill he replies as follows:
no. am nfi.““‘é?l€5.”§i' fill; $12.1...
‘ 3mm 0’- ' '
‘ nilr nun But—You Inform the that the
' paper in your town. and many
1 ancm throughou‘t Ohio. loop the
~ ' ‘ paragraph standing ntypo:
‘But there ianotaeection or line in the en‘
* m (Hominy tarlIl') that will open a
‘ In: another bushel of wheat or another
. banal at porhwvlnnea 6. Elaine to Senator
fire. Inlril. um.
Th8 “tonne legarhled and taken from its
proper Ion. It creates a wrong Impree
don. Whit did shy in the following:
Vial Ir. Blaine 1"! Say.
“Idonot doubt that in many respecte the
mun iuthoaeuatoiaa just mean
“and tmoatof itaproviaioua are in ac-
uitdanoawlih the wile policy of protection,
hutthuebuotaaectienoraline in theontire
bill that wfll open a market for another bushel
of wheat or another pound of pork."
'The letter In which this ph occurt
waawritteu to Senator Frye on July ll. mu.
Indthe Hollinley hilldidnothecmnealaw uu
til Oct. l~ncarly three months theredter. in
uylettertofleuatorfryelobjoctedtothe bill
became It did not contain a reciprwity clause,
which would provide a market for wheat and
path, foruther product: of the farm and for
Various Iabrla.
Illa objection” W All Ended.
Beforethe bill was finnlly painted the reci-
procity claueewaa inserted and alarge addition
waauuuie to tho froo list. It will, therefore,
beleen from what i said in my letter that the
objection which I made to the McKinley hill
waa entirely removed before the bill becaum a
law. Little further say that tho rcciprm'ity
clause has given ample market for many bar
grab of llour and many pounds of pork. Brazil.
‘ .{aotue month three, entered into a tronty by
which many American articlee aro admitted
free. Flour in made md pork in admitted
at a nominal duty. .‘uba and Porto Rico bl"
reduced the duty on flour from new a barrel
tell (which uiv us the market). besides put-
ting nearly I‘ll axle!“ of American production
on the free liat.
San Domingo has made a reciprocity treaty
with flour and pork upon the (mo list. beeidae
alargeuumber of other articles. Other tree
the for reciprocity are in progress.
A Big noo- for salt Pork.
Germany. without negotiating a form
M. be removed tlb prohibition on pork
and our government, in mueideratiun thereof,
u left her aunt on the free list. This opens
to la an entirely new market. and slat-tum u
III) of American park will be consumed
rrannnm whore not a pound has been taken
(I “It yum
The Minority provision in proving very
WIT. eapminlly in farm pmlnvtn. and
more particularly in the d‘aml of the two mi
CID mentioned In the paragraph quoted. flour
ludpork. Inn: not, therefore. an opponnut ml
the chinley bill. as the Domumrativ papers of
Ohio are Why slinging. an the contrary,
"is" cordially supported it over slum it urn
Matted by the insertion of the m-ipruclty
clause. Very reapectfully your».
JAIIZB (i. Bum;
Ir. l'auatt'a Humorous Speech.
Snnr HILL, N. Y., Oct. lit—In a speech
here Mr. Fastett said: .
The God of the innate is fighting for on.
Jocund plenty haahowled down the calamity
ahrlater. Bunting barns. lat home. abundant
crepe ridicule than who are trying to make
the people believe that they arehurdened by
unjust lawn. National laauea are diam-ulna
thiamine. Every hen that Iaya an en that
will buy about half a pound of granulated
manila in the faceot the calamity nhriok‘
er and heralds Republican Income: and from
every barnyard goes up a chum of defiant
Milne-tamed re to our bachelor
[over-nor a- he pieada for ear lumen.
Why, thepantry of every loud hmaewifo in
Rite leaeulltantial W to the canal
of the Baum-tic party this fall. Buuar in
BIO-per than Flower~iluughter and applauaol
-rieh a Flower in in sugar. 1 mean chemical-
ly.aotpouumuy. '
are three or four thou-and people nth
and In thia tmpla of Americaninduatry. l
l-DIdthal Inland upon a paper making It)
Ir. Bhoehan ought to be here—— laugh-
tukbnt I believe that the pnpiernac nail-
ia'of the aarembly umber waa not modeling
4m iaughtoriw-and. by the wayhpeagr
ingot Hr. Bheohan romluda me of the fact that
he he that elated at Auburn thatwhlla he
) was a harefuoted boy peddling we
Bulalo l wu ate German un ver—
IICIJIat Ir. Bbeehau he ever
mica-tire not that will make
with the Hermann. if heintended
any atoning attack: upon the tier»
whathenidholnuathear thempou-
lint there in one amuainy feature
r. dinette“ mutant-dc Ia forty
oidandl am thirty-aeven. it way
yearn ago that 1 war in Germany. and.-
Ieeerdllxtolr. Bhoehan'a declaration. be war
thaa a heirloom boy. twenty-two yoaraof ace.
nourpapern g: inhale. (laughter)
W t t vynpaddie nonp-
vary late in lite In Buffalo.
. . l‘alaett then gave Tammany Hell it»
w defended hia labor record
I
the Damacy for opposing
ballet law. .
.i ‘ M; to Imblieala.
» -- (in. mm. up fromthe
~m beam no hit way to
.‘ the city, ilr. phil mapped om at
. Dahlia. Green. In Republican Wood
m and m min. u. aaid:
dwelling ”gm?" t'hat
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dine-t frogs-tie
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TELEGRAPHIO' anavmse.
Captain Kempel, Chinese inspector In
Buffalo, lulu liven omomi to proceed fortit-
with to Morituliu, whore Ohiuntucn are
coming ncrum tho bomb-r in droves.
'l'bn Minni‘hliipl \‘nIIi-v Medical associnv
tluii elected tln- following: unicorn: l’mi-f
dont. U. A. ll. licml. Cincinnati; Ilrat vice
president, C. 5. lion-i, Richmond, Ind.
aouoml vice president. J. iiuntetucky,
Louiavllle. Ky.: necretnry, E. 8. McKee,
Cincinnati.
A numbur of fiAliinu‘bonts IIEIIBII by the
Cumuiinn echovlnor Dream Tue! July from
Eautport fishermen have been returned to
their owners.
Brother AIIII'I'WI Binder, the firtt and
oldest. Benedictine monk In the United
States, was buried in the monastery bury-
ing ground at Latrobe. i".
Mn. Diary W. Preston, aged eighty.
motherhi Herbert A. Preston. of the New
York IIeruld Washington bureau, fell
downstairs» at her home in Washington
and was killed. .
A Milt for criminal libel hm; been begun
by Samuel M. Gray, lute city engineer at
Providence, against The Evening 'l'ele
gram, of that oily, which charged that
durm his form of office he was a
"bond en",
Alior an all day conference between
Gem-mi Mating" Schwuli, of the Edgar
Thomson Stu-l works, Braddock, and the
convvriing mill employou, u now scale
was settled upon, reducing the monthly
wages comirierubly.
A huge- black of sandstone fell from the
filth story of the Math“ building in Wash—
ington and broke it scaffold. Thomae
Payne was instantly killed and two no
groeii injured.
Lieutenant lluimer and three seamen of
the revenue cutter Oliver Walcott loft
Friday Harbor for Port Townsend, Wash.
in the cutter launch, and It Is feared they
have been lost.
N‘ho .«nmli ‘i'nlted States arsenal nt Hur-
por's Ferry, in which John Brown was
captured, is in be tukon to Chicago by n
syndicate. it is the intention to cmct a
large building. the lowor stories of which
wiilbeused an a war museum. and the
upper stories as n IIIr‘HIBl‘.
.l. S. llnrrigan. tin- pedestrian. walking
from {\shlmul, “'13., in Portland, Mo... on
n (5,000 wnucr, had some trouble at Ilur‘
lay Willi imm- pnllcmnru. In resisting fir-
rcut In- badly wunmlod n [min-cumin.
I". II. iquvi-y and II. I). Wren", n! llurv
yard, wuu the doubles cluunpiomh‘p at
the intercollegiate tennis tournament.
The-«Incision giving to tip? Nurtlwru I‘uv
rifle cli'ar title in mi lumh within its
grunt not known too-miniumineral at the
lllllt‘ of film: :1 lump of the mod is raid to
be worth $l:.,uw.ikui to tho corporation.
Civil Survive Commissioner Roosevelt
says I-‘ussett will be elected governor of
New York out! that government clerks
nerd have no {our of refusing; to piiy polit-
lml Mfit'ufllllf‘llls.
Charles ll. Alli-n. Republican candiduto
for govt-VI: r ;.., \I w- "v'lill~'x*ll!~, is mznin ill
.1th is no! .. i-fn ~pr .k.
llr. Seymour llulIm-k. ll prominent. lice
puivau :nnl ox-Imlvrrni soldier. was ~lmf
and killed yesterday by Thomas 1’. llruw
er, nu i-x~(fouielior;uv, near Mobile, Ala.
Irving A. Evnns commltwd suicide by
shooting himself at the summer residence
of lirice in Evans in Allentown, X. Ti.
Evans in umicrstond in have been short of
stocké both in New York and Boston. The
firm of lrving .-\. Evans 8.- ('o. is solvent.
It is Mien-d I‘lmns lost his large fortune
at the illiinnl the trouble of [luring Broth-
ere.
It is said that near Moutclnir. X. J., a
girl, m-nrly fillet-u your-tn! mzv, hon boon
shut up in a cage for the last three years.
Her pure-vats have vainly tried to not the
health authorities to take charge of her.
In Iiostou Superintendent Porter made
a vigorous defense of the census bclore the
American Statistical msociutlon.
It I! stated that the president has below
him It projected mmliflcatiunof thoclvil
M‘l’vlt't: rulea that genieml efficiency in real
Iy the important factor in muttcm of pro
motion.
.Ex-Iluvernor Samuel Whitney "min, of
Now Ilumpnhirr. died of llright'n disease,
at the Imm- oi‘ his brother, John M. llule.
am Monroe street. Brooklyn. Oct. Hi.
fin-atom) llnrmmnn. an Italian bigger
owm-r. mu; nwtssinntml by the Mafia In
New Ilrllumi, fully fifteen lhotti being
tire-«int him.
ALL Rowan.
Andrew Carnegie wm liuild on flight!
than the Eiffel.
CHICMBI), Oct. I'I.—-Chicago In to have
during the World's fair a tower taller
than Eiflei‘a. After long continued nego-
tiations the Kayatoue Bridge company of
Pittebnrg. one of Andrew Carnegie’e con-
cerns, tum contracted to build the metal
portion of the tower and have it completed
by Feb. l. mu.
Option» have been uncured on urounda
adjoining the World's Inir alto. no that the
tower ground; may be included within
their jurisdiction. The actual cont will be
about CHAIM“). The coat oi the Rifle!
tower was a little Iona than tl,‘l’00.000. The
tower will be Liz!) feet high. It will ac-
cumin-date more than 55,000 people at one
time. Two of the many eietaton will
alert from the ground and run up more
than Lilli!) feet without chart or atop,
directly to the lookout The
diameter-outta tower at the foundation
will he MD feet. o
The three landinm will be circular plat-
forms. the Iiratlio feet in diameter and
too feet from the ground. The mood will
be 150 feet in diameter and 4m feet from
the “round. and the third lending, or inn»
tern. will moo feet in diameter and hill)
feet above the xromd.
At the first landing there will he a grand
eolounatle fifteen feet wide. (in this cob
anuade 4.0.” or mm people can he action»
modatedat one time. Inside this colour
nade will he npaea snmcient for four
hotelier mutant. In the reataurania
monogram» persona me he comfortably
seated at one time. Wit a and about the
booths and aurrounding piatfonaa 8,000
more will have room to more about.
They “in! Ila lad Omaha'a lob.
03mm. Oct. lt.-.lohu W. Haunt, a
Beatrice blacksmith, who Ia believed to
have placed the noose about the neck of
the lynched negro. flmith. hat been amt
ad. line In believed to have led the mob.
Inland a Int-h. ll. Kill-I lilac:
8mm). 0st. 17.4)» ”you, at a-
node. waited into cm mum alone
no datum-i a drink. It wan remit him
and In ”loomed into the canal audvm
hauler Initiate Male 00.0“.
Wm.0et.i‘l.~'i‘ha madam
«ref the Infill“ Daniel the “5mm
Anhnrlilumm MW“
mmmunmmm
W
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It was untimely unconsary to; place our Fall 'Suitsin nomination,
because they were already running like wildfire. Theirfavailability
is so unquestioned that all parties can unite upon them and they '
' are so popular that their nomination is equivalent to election. In
one l'cspoct "they are at the top of the clothing poll and iu'auothor
They are at the top in all that goes to make a
at the bottom in the matter of price, and, like the ‘
algood candidates, they’ll redoem every pledge that is made in their
behalf. Equally strong candidates are our Full Over-coats.
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' “sum“"oi"‘“’cmu"s Silli. ?'
Three Yankee “Tare Killed by
Valparaiso Sailors.
rm BBLONGED To in BALTIIIORI
The Probable Cotton 0! the liiflleulty
Waa the litihiauuliy Peeling of the
cliiliun People for the United lit-tel»
The Ilul‘la \‘v‘mt in lilo Itiy One.
VALrMmso, Chili, vlu ilttvusrou, 'l‘ex.‘
Utst. 17.~—'i‘lnree, perm!» four, American
mun-obwm's mun wm-n killed and several
Min-rat ware more or loss uevoroly wounded
In it dupe-rut» strut-t fight here but even
in; wltlinrrowil of Chilinu snildru. Tilt
Uiilllims did not «In oil the fighting. fol
whom the light w'm ended :1 number (it
ilwm were found to Iw pretty lmdly hurt
though it is thought uoncof them wen
killed.
They Were tite- llaltiumro'a "on.
Thu Amoricnn bluejuckols who wore on
gztgml in tho luttlc wur" iron: the Unites
litmus cruiser Ilciltilimnr,ulid the Chllinui
were from mo various our ships now It
the Imrimr.
It Ii lmpn-‘lblc- M pit-«mt to get the ful.
particuinrs oi the fight or the names of III. .
killed mud Wounded, ‘
liuirnl of Ilw Yankees forum! It.
Tin-re on: svvm'ni ucronnm its to flu
origin of m.- ilIIIlClIlIy. One of them
which set-mu pluuvihlt-Js thin: Iver nine?
lin- trlnmpll of the junta there him been t
feeling union: the lower classes of the pun
pit- of murkui hostility to the Americans
uml the blin‘jurkeu from tho America;
war ship.» u'i-m mun-times subjected to in
unit.
it is uIIi' ml that «party of men fron
ilu- lHliinmm arbor» nu Iliu-ny. uwtwill
II." (‘IiiIJtH umrmf-wzlr'snn-n. 'T'lemtm'
of Elm ”Ynnlmw" lml in snmrlnnulrlug rt‘
nut-k, whirl: mu t‘l‘si‘hlwl Ixyom- of ill
Imtler Imulmi Ann-n- nus, and this brough
on the gum-ml light winch was :Ltteurlei
wirh Mir'n IlllJI results. 'I‘iu-ru was mucl
exriti-mom Ill this (it; Wlhsll the news 0.
tho light sprawl The unfortunate uITaiI
l~ gmuly revui‘t-lir'tl :n “Illi‘llll circles uni
moon: the Turin (‘I.l\~ of cum-rm.
WILLIAM O'BRIEN'S DEFENSE.
Iln Tulle the Mary of tiny l-‘atnon.
itnliingun t unlovrauu-o.
Luxpnny III-t, 1?,‘Wdlmm il’llrirn
slung by vm- charm-s iimt hound llillot
Il-Iillltlt'Il l‘ni'iwll to nit-om, in“ liliilli‘ pub
lic IIu-Moryvl’ the llimlngne conference
will; a letter from I’urxu-ll. written on [In
«luv linzutmziun- Miri- broken oil. .‘lr
(l'llrlrn .~.t}'.~. "\‘i‘c- Lop: Illl’t‘t' nbjm‘h
alI\\Il.\"‘ in new. Fird. that ll was lm
pii~~llulvllliil .\ir. Parnell cuillil mutiuu
u~ :‘imlf‘ilmh of lln‘ pnllmmc-Mary cum
' 1*; ww» .Iv. In mill-n l'uv .k vumry n
. .’ .::II by - tum pm-liilv pzil
lmi .n- and m l .l :ii'l.‘ of gum] wxll lb.” Ill!
nin-Vntwi t nll:;t,;twsi ruulul mum-d; thirdly
fnnwri m.- i'iilltllllllr‘i. “Lu-ix til-Ronni}
fol: in I)!‘ ii'rvparnlylr, from any diarupiiul
0T (Lu Turm‘h."
Ili'llhm'rls Ilmi I’arm-ll's four liruten
:mH waerWI him in mum-tit fu l’iirm-ll'i
iir~z pmpmlunn, to ivrm' in Livnr n
(l'Iiriru. unni mum-A tin-m with Kiwi.
Minute unu‘. Tim 1“ l’uruoll's letter
unwh .\lr. (lib-Mi include» in his state
rut-m;
l'i-lrruztry ll. infi‘.
'cui “liar-.5 i ll “1.. m t-Xtuhw. h.
plt‘ l :n-l tlw L‘m luv“ and gvnfli-
mum; to uiw l-y ymx thromgbum
lln- l;~,.. run-s. limwfili .tll alum; that I
hm! nu in; In «rpm f Irwin anybody tho mu
niout unuvty tn iii-W. my YMHSI the intvfm
:i.l prup— malt rimming your nun-.‘tlim
iii|I2;IiiIDIUM‘hrfitlllli: to mo. whirl
mlmi your rnndurt in the minimum
1 phenol between us. I know thai
you how! rrgan mwh roughnnm and minority
on my purl and (but you TII'AVA' made ulluwuni'm
for sum-- uurmwxunblommlurt from me. whu'h
to anybody gillrfl with loan yum-ure- Iflilt'lin
I‘lll’llulli than youraolf. vmuld have bu-n Wild
dullcult.
I .lpprwiato interim-Ty tiloclimcultum which
Mll’l‘htl'lili'Il you (lurm; Ilw IIV‘UIIIATIUTIH the
«nu-mm IIJII)‘ :thlll‘l" uuivh would have tit-on
ovrrwbvlmum tn unybuly rune-mm! of low.
cnumgn and down-m than ynurm-lf I fervent
Iy haw. and boll-m- that the prmwwtn of Ira
land are not a. dark on you (our. and that after
a little time. having [iaitultl thruuuh clouds and
darkness, we rimilaumu niunduu our forum
lwtitig. who-m in happier darn we woremm
mum in 1mm in Mindful a united lroluutl
I’tlilrfll Ii‘lirivn, lam always ymim
Hume.» rt. l’ansuu.
"'l‘lius «'Ioml the llnulngne noxotiu
Slime," concludes Air. Il'llrlen. "with the
full rovnumtmn that we purtcd an honor
able opponents."
momma mammal. PORK.
m. Ferry Threaten. tu lie-lg- Dnria' a
IICIIM [linen-riot
T’Alllrl. (M. TTnAle‘TIlf". the customs
ommnluec- of the Neillllt‘. M. ltibot, mini»
trr of foreign uITuIrr, and M. Iioclir. min»
Intern! minim-roe. mlvomtod the raining
of the prnliililtim from American pork,
rind the culmination of minty oflllilrnuca.
several member» of the committee op
posed the bill,
A proponnl by M. Ferry to pontpone die
cumin» until Hutnnlay was rejected. M
Perry thereupon declined that he would
mine the presidency. mom were made
to reconsider the vote.
rum Awarebiate in Trouble.
f’mtmrttvim, Oct. i7.~~liefore Judy
lllzidloniwuinu wu- find on habitat cor
pm. aw» in the Interest of Judlue lilo»
howitz. lumlore Ilrrmier, Jneoh Apple and
Mnrrin iiilliu. charged with mailing la
cemiiory spooning and Inciting; to riot.
The men were the ringiwlen of to social
lstlr meeting held last Sunday night. The
judge said that their doctrines were until
time. Foreigners came to this country vol-
untariiy. and the first tiling they did we!
to attach our institutions. They were
enemies of the human race. lie would
hold the four men Ior trial.
CABLE BREVITIE3.
Theimneralof m to: count maul.
Von ArcoVeIiey, minister of Germany to .
the linked fluted, took place in Berlin
Oct. in. Before hilt death the met an
pruned his heartfelt thanka to United
mate» Mininm Pheipa for late cunning
limitless.
"i‘he (it-man military authorities will
extend the short article experiment.
llr. Jab. of Berlin. new to exhibit“
the Chicago fair module of an old Berna-
“Tim
Mamie he» relented without inuniry
thaalnhtdieuuiard line-Ian one": lately
arrow near the itaauaa treatise.
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lawn Int-i iaufht
mull)“ ('Ilmli c.
I Furnishing Goods.
DNE R'WDRD MDRElPeatMoss
To all who nave not taken the advice criter-
nd fortified the nytlrtn
n
I‘Iifllim, by taking
LOXATON‘IIC
and are now loitering from the consequences.
we say.
STDP THAT DDDDH
Immediately. with one Ironic of
’0 775V
Yankee lung Soother
afior trying all other known rornrvlir» uml
lulled. you can at once turn in this with u u-r
BALSAM
mmv r5515 mm
l MUST HAVE ii";
To STOP MY COUG .
”MO" hafhli-M
Who-play ”meantime. battal-
mhrcolllll ia dm aunt. “(la-on relief!-
advaaeadltagaa. VII-tea“. Yeuwillmtluel-
ulleatalutattertahiagthalmhae. May
marry-Ina. huplataln.we¢uuand.m
I A Wonderful cracker.
“ BOSS ”
Lunch ENE. Biscuit 4
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I ‘ Boss Cru‘ckn? 3
Spring Styles
HATS
IN ALI. ”HADES ANTI l‘illllll." 0T"
stiflandSofl HatsSiiiHais
‘Scr lint C.ICII
I’l‘nt'llll IR stimpml
Ilr.‘
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lioy‘s This nml ('mn, f‘nmh Tints for Men and
BUYS. Nutrlu soft Hats for Mon at
KNAPP’S,
9i Washington St.
Particularittenilniillaid to Fixing.
Cleaning and ironing Silk Hats.
F. HAYES
liming remnvwi his mmi nmrkrt
No. 6 Nonh Main Street.
“'llleilpplythc [mug-Ir of thin tumor) with
lln'lllurni lino MI
Fresh and Salt Meats,
POULTRY. Etc..
To be found in the Mill".
F. HAYES,
ND. 6 NDRTH MAIN STREET
vl:t if SUIITII XIIIHVAIK.
.y, -
I .
%$ Btumlner in
3 l'. 9-. l'ulrul 0.“.
lfi'iil [4 i833.
mums. lrlrl Main Street,
on I I)“ If l'tlll‘l'. troll.
noucu ERTv's
abroad an-
lanlty of humour).
who or our; "liter?
II
N ill
DDES CURE A CDUDH
Don't MIITt'FIUIY inn or with lwmhn-lm.inmo.~
ind of «rim ntfcmlllm
mniurlai mlmnim‘rJ'rm drive it out of tho sy-v
tom at onro with one bottle of
, STI LLSON’S
SPECIFIC
MALARIA,
a l'lll'" wmrnmmwi or money n'fnndni.
NEW STORE.
I lmw rvmmml my bruim'u [u
93 WISHINGTDN STREET 93
Itllil lmvr unit it "lill lmv- Hf
HEATERS.
RANGES.
STOV ES.
.\ LS"
TIN 'WARE
Hf all kinds.
Plumbing in all its Branches.
Fllii STUCK I’llIiIBERS SDPPIIES
T. S. DDNALDSDN,
South Norwalk. ‘5
t‘hlil’gt‘.
ii iii
I'llpllwbltullird In ‘vt'llt‘i‘II'
tiw n-riuh :tIt'HT the l'rliu not
Mn )ia-ml mmmmcm that on ~lnrmi an»!
unpioiusmt liny‘ Avunmln will be m \‘tllllllh’
nil llu- i'urit rumor of Franklin M M": n. m..
and M llu- h’t‘lmul M 2;;II
pupil» up and down the liil Willi!!!" utm
NE-DPENS DDTDBER I.
I. 151..
Mrs. Mead’s School
Girls and Young Ladies
PRIMARY. i.\’Tl‘.lt.ili~‘.ivl.\Ti~t. .u'ihi-iilir
AND (“Lu-toil: l‘itlll'Altn'rultY
ltrll'AltTlii-lefi.
IV and \‘mmr all
In rolling.
aiovv wit
I'H‘E
Economy and Damion!
Gasoline Stoves
And avoid Heat and Expense during
the Summer Season.
We have the very bent-make
THE MANHATTAN
IN All. SIZES.
Will but». rink and do all the Work of I
all me lnmhie and "more. rift:
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lumint tow .
Call and See Them
GASOLINE is our
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Till AND WINTER IIllINEIII.
Mrs. W. Fawcett.
importer of fine Miliinetr. Formerly No. if
Water street. now
IT IAIN STREET. NDRHAIN.
“ Int I tumult“.
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l eater-rive pal
lento.
1min
term from mar m
and Meets. has:
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butterflies.
in, mm
mumps-
labour
mils
MM
mulch and
In line of fine silk velvet
with mutt»
Iii-lion
tempt!
will
STABLE BEDDING.
Clean. Economical. Healthful. at
NAIF THE DDST DT STRATI.
H A: gyro N
Cross. Creek
COAL.
IIuioullaiPine and chestnut
WOOD.
Baled Hay and Straw
GRAIN AND FEED.
RaymondBroihtrs
TRY THE
“Want” columns
Hi' TIIIC
GREAT RESDITS FDilDW.
, You’ll be quite apt to open your eyes a little wider than you no
uaIIy do when you come to look at our Fall suits. . N either a micro— i '
scope nor a magnifying glass Would enable you to discover any flaw
in them. You {don’t need to be a clothing expert to see at a glance ‘
that they are us far ahead of the productions of other years as. a
palace car is ahead of astago coach. You couldn’t improve their
appearance, but they can and will improve yours. It is impossible
that you should be otherwise than pleased with our large line at
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PAYMENTS '
DNIEDIILLARWEEKLY
HATDHES. .DHAINS. DHARINS.
IIANTEI DIDDNS DIAAIDNDS.
TIBDR, IDIIIISIIII 8. BDIIPIRY
m Montague 8L. city Hall Square,
Brooklyn, II. T.
Time fur our “mull- ulullwml in South Sur-
wulk lmw gin-u uunrrul Nillefut‘ll'iii. and our
method of puymvht In lruzhly upprm intml
Full inlurmunnn mm be hail of our mgr-m,
GUSTAV PITZER.
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SDIITH NDRWAlN DDNNEL.
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to take and {wrfwtly harmless.
zu'mrlling to ilirm'iions.
um; HALE um.
CHILDREN "0 ADDITS
Suffering with Dysvutary. Illar-
rhwa. (‘Imlora .‘Torims, Handout
(‘ulirx and all dim-uses of the
Ilnwvls, :m' spm-dily ('urwl by
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llurm-s, Furnu-rs‘ liursvs. in furl. Anything in llu- llnrso
tulilisiuuont urn \vuri-unii-«l.
M. H. PARSONS,
Bi ookside Stock Farm.
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SACRIFICE SALE
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great loss.
prices.
IDIINI
Dcmorest Sewing
a.“
M. S. SMITH’S
A big line of Illunkots and ('omilu'b
ables. Cut and expected to be sold at :1
As a special imluccmont to open this dc—
pzu'imont all the leading styles in Ladios’,
Misscs’ and Children’
Mulls :qu Fur Trimmings at astonishing low
8, (Rooks, Fur Capes,
lIIDNI
At our Wool Hosiery and Underwear.
What an immense stock, all going aslcailers
for the opening of the season.
We have the agency for the celebrated
Machine, at $19.50. .
Gun unload for five years.
Remember our place is
INSURANCE BUILDING.
Opposite Depot.
WWashiuuton Street 80. Norwalk.
Dealerin
Wall Papers, ‘
Mixed Paints,
White Lead,
Oils, Glass.
Coach Colors and Varnishes,
Artists’ Materials, »
Combined Chair and Step Lad
(101‘, 82.00.
McCloskey's Wood Filler—Best
in tin- )Iarket, $2JIII :1 Gallon.
Painting.
Pu ier-Ilungi ug,
Cu cimining.
79 Washington Street.
Dorlon Point,
(BRERDRY'S PDINT)
I uovv VOPEN.
BOATING, BATIIIIID AND FISHING.
Shore Dining; Specialty.
if A «our will connm-t at South Nurwalk
with Il'flllm uti ilu- New York and New Haven
railroad.
.1. E. PEWTER.
will T
CONN.
Any urticlc that Illh‘ outlived
'3': yours of mmprtfifim' and im-
itzztinn. and sells mon- and “loft
t'lII'Il year. must Tum.- merit.
Dobbins" Electric Soap. first
Illililt' in him. is just that article.
lesv Wlin usv it ouch \Vi‘t'k (and
llli‘ll‘ mum is lugion,) save
clothe-s um] sirmiglli and let
map do tho \\'Ui‘l(. All that we
can say as to its merits. pales
into nothinguvss, before the
story it will toll. itself, of its
own perfect. purity and quality,
if you will give it one trial.
Ask your grncor for it. He has
it. or will got it. Try it next
Monday.
Tlli‘rt‘ zu'v many imitation
N. B' liim'trir Snupw in which olcc-
tririty plays no part. Ilubbins'
is tin- original unr. all )lugnvtlis. Elec-
trics. and Ekr-tm-liagivs :m- fnuuiulent
imitations. Ask {sir Iiiili'liilin' Kievtriv.
set-that our nameis on owry wrapper.
mull! any ntIu-r is sent you by your
grm'rr. who" you order ours. sen-I it
qu‘k to him.
I. I.. ('IlMiiN tK' ('0.
‘ Philmlulnhiu, T’a.
I. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hanger, Ilalciminei, Painter
And dealer in
Will PAPER AND IIDRDERS.
ri North Main «not. So. Norwulk.
Sample honk- ul’ full line latoet styles
Pup-r». Thur-irrmiri-lillit Mouldings taken
Timur: fur imp" thin. on untirc by fillnllll.
mcl‘l Fntlumtow cheerfully given.
C. L. OGDEN
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans and Specifications Furnished.
lam propitml to do all klmh of work by ill»
but of workuwu. by the day or contract. At
line lmvmi prirra and at short uniivn.
STAIRS ANT) MANTLE WORK A
SPECIALTY.
GIVE IVTE A CALL.
sun» AT FIVEINTIE mm, or. ,
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