you are uot,you certainly ought to be. There is only one .
sort of fit about a suit of clothes that duesn’t sit easilym-it
is fitfifor nothing. If it cramps you in one‘ place and hangs
too loosely in another, it should shareithe fate of every other
nuisance—it ought to be‘abated. You cannot be too fas-
tidious for us. The more particular you are, the more you
will appreciate the attention which we give to everything
Are you particular about the matter of a perfect fit? If
downfall unsu
The Attorney General Sums
H ' Up at Harrisburg.
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, Willis, Nov. 7.-Attorncy General
Hansel entertained the state senate for
four hours and a half in meeting the
points raised by counsel for State Tm
Ill. Boyer, claimingtbatthe extra
M been called under miaitttemretntion of
the constitution as to the meaning of
eascutlve business, and that that body had
no jurisdiction to inquire into the charges
made by the governor against the state
treasurerandthe auditor general. After
citing precedents to show that the senate
All] taken jurisdiction at’ certain times,
and maintaining that it had practically
. finned jurisdiction at this session, the
attorney general said that the defendants’
lawyers virtually said to the senate:
I .3 View of hair Argo-sent.
Drab—You are not rightfully and law-
fully ambled here. Second-43m, being
here, you have no right to prosecute an in-
qury. Third—But, having prosecuted and
minded an inquiry, you have no right
to pronounce a judgment.
lb denied Attorney Shiplcy’e allegation
thstthspreasutsesston had disclosed no
evidnce which was not known when the
wu in regular session and
Willis. house of representatives could
luv-flanked its constitutional preroga-
tire to impeach, and added:
Tb “are and unwarranted payment
(I '13.“) out at the state treasury by the col
1* 1‘ th beauty authorities with the an»
Menu-immun- sight: the fact that
or the mmmonwedth had lent
tialurthsyearwhsdnotevenbecn hinted
attend the shocking confession of the state
trsuurlrthatthiapaymeuthadbeenmadohy
b will)! the purpose of defeating and
“mm-inkingflmdlawhad not yet
startlsdthemmnwealth
Talmud“ otthe auditor general and
I! fit the subsequently made
“MW-“thanks related to the pur-
dbfl “tint the remittance of magazines,
threedptolpeachcsand other fruits in sea
“Hummmhni ton charitable
mythic;
hare-sin for the t’ress.
Tummnnda exhibiting tln- tlufipuilllizl ol
the ward manholes and the division of the
mm up to that time. [Mon withheld;
the-utilizes spectsdc of the dignified emitters";
Abnflicpn. paying John Burrisley'e umiut
”percent. ofthe money pond them for rue:
WITWIKMM yet «lifted the «W-
m‘anlty. and no clamor of the long story of
Wraith: plunder through the medium
of themereantfletaaee had yet been printed
William Livaev had not yet fled the jurisdic-
tionof the state. whether to camper account-
amity for hhmalfeaaance or to Ivuill appear-
ancess awitnvss against other» xuilticr rm
hit. whose cashier was the object of intense
pnflc suspicion during four moths. had never
deemed it actuary to open a communication
whhhim. He even seem to have beenaur—
llbltpnceive Livsey's resignatmninpon his
mmfmm Calida. where he had been
ads-rain for a month. not. h.- given us to
Isl-stand. to meet Lirwy. but simply to spear
thwtivesahaon and to track the restless
he Warner's Proclamation.
”John Bardslay. upon his own ph‘n
dualism)” been sentenced and manor-mi
let-author odds! or person; of all who were
biamned
ltw-Iot until sent. I: nearly four will
disrthssdionrsmtof the legislature. suds
Whalers the governor's proclamation.
“them and district attorney of i'hila
. _.. .2 4 . ”Mun,“ .
d ndupon the refusal “Barkley to
“Mutants and commitments acclaim
it
not bars! or legislative. and who shall be
elected at general elections.
The! Tweed (ins. CAM
He cited from the state papers of Gov-
ernors Robinson, Cleveland and Hill to
show that it was no infrequent matter for
the executive there to displace county oli-
crrs and even high Mule utilcisls. and that
the power of removal by the address of
the governor to the senate was s conspicu—
Jus feature of the present laws of that
state, quickly following the upheaval of
the Tweed disclosures of 1812, when the
people of New York city were compelled
to procure a new and reused grant of
municipal corporate power, in which was
reserved to the governor the right to step
down into the city of New York and, upon
charges preferred and established by the
governor, to displace the chosen headof
the tint municipality of the land.
" ‘ , the Test‘ ,
Mr. liensel then discussed the testimony
which be held fully disclosed ut the least
incompetency and inefficiency on the part
of the state treasurer. lie analyzed Mr.
Buyer's explanation of the issue of the
schoolkurrauts that he might evade and
defeat the sinking mud law'. if these ml.
mtssiorut did not involve 'uctuui crime.
they at least disclosed such incupe‘v us
furnished reatonable came for the IXt‘f
cine of the acnate’s power. in conclusion.
Mr. llensel said the senators should not
permit themselves to be deluded or terri-
fied by the portcntioua prophecies of the
cflectof establishing arbitrary executive
power for, after all, no otliciul could he
actually removed except by the law of the
land, whatever the senate might transmit
to the governor.
The Attorney of State Treasurer Boyer
will ask permission of the senate to reply
to the attorney general. State Treasurer
Boyeris understood to be favorable to a
decision of his caseon its merits and not
The
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on
adjourned until Tuesday morning.
THE WORLD OF SPORTS
no lit. bouts Browns (lee Gluaeoeh Ind
Buckley.
Willllulo, Nov. 7.——Chria Von der Abe
has signed Jack tilusscock and Dick Buck-
ley of last season‘s New York League club.
Jesse Burhett, of Cleveland league team,
will be signed by Van dcr Abe early next
week. Gllh‘iscot'k will captain the St.
Louis browns.
Another (lee-n Dory Race.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.—Csptaiu William
A. Andrews and Captain anlor, both rc-
normed no lone ocean voyager», are in
this city preparing for another race across
the Atlantic in their little dories. Both
will sail in vessels three feet smaller than
the microscopic crafts in which they sailed
last summer. in addition Captain An.
draws will attempt to beat the trans—
atlantic dory record established this year
by Captain Law-for.
Harvard's Handicap flames.
Booms, Nov. 7.——Al Harvard's annual
handicap gum-s in the two little bicycle
race Davis, ‘2ch (thirty Fania}, tittielwvl rim.
but on account of fouling l’rutf, "M,
(scratch), the rune wne given to the latter.
Time, 6m. “,5. Endicutt won the mile
walk and Bless the running high jump.
“menu. the n. A. A. runner. tried to
break the world's record of 59 4-bit for
quarter mile hurdle race, but im. t 55. win:
the best he could do.
Pater later Matched.
Ptulvlotzsrz, Nov. l.~.iinx Dolan, of this
city, and Peter Muller, of England, have
been matched to light before the Rhode
Island Athletic club in Oiueyvilic. The
exact date has not yet been decided upon,
but it will be soon.
HOW nectpsocirv‘Wonas.
A ”I; Increase In l’nrm Prod-ct ship-
ments to Havana.
Wasntseros. Nov. 7,—The shipment
made by the Ward line of steamers from
New York to Havana of articles embraced
in the reciprocity treaty for the months of
September and October. compared with
the same months in mo. shows an im-
mensely increased naeof American lanl.
potatoes, bacon, barns, onions, cabbage,
beans, hay, apples and other farm products.
An example of the increase is shown by
the fact that where we barrels of American
apples went to Havana in September and
T‘ ‘ h , 1w», 7.5“) barrels were shipped
there during the some months of this year.
The steamship company that
I since the tresly went into effect it has had
cold to charter three extra steamers, besides the
and the sstlumty "weed in you. he
it“ his pow-ta or chose aa Iuopporv
, baa-5min: you lanthanum;
*flhmsttaaia . disparate-tats
regular sailings, and that every ship with-
out eaceptton has gone out full. The ship
ments of machinery for the manufacture
ofsugar have been greater than ever known
before. the company reports that the
leading provision merchant in llsvsna
' estimates that when the treaty provision
as to reduction of duty on flour takes
place Jan. 1 next the imports from the
barrels per anuutn. or more than double
the present total consumption.
no lilvaras Proceedings W
NIMJT. Y... Nov. 7.-»A year ago as
United State-s to Cuba will reach l,000,00ll
l
retransmit: sasvnvnte.
Two girls of ten and twelve. named
Runs, averted a torrihh- railroad accident
on the Pittsburg and Yrmghiouhcuy rail-
way. They found a telegraph pole across
the track, and by swinging a lantern
stopped a train.
Indians is sulfuric-g from the worst
drought In fifty years.
The report of thcnppmiwrs of the eotate
ll-thc late Mn. Therm Pair values it at
HMO“).
Constable Harris, of the Winnipeg
mounted polio}. has been found dead with
a bullet in his head.
Seven thoumud bituminous coal miners
have been ordered on strike in lntliaua
for an advance of \i’ltgev.
Coehrane (in Fulton. large wholesale
whisky Ikulers and distiller» of Louisville,
Ky.. filed a deed of mignment.
At Tokio, 0., a portable engine boiler of
asawmili belonging to William Thomas,
near here. burst. killing Robert Thomas
and Richard Miller.
Filty employee of the Baker Wire mill
at Lockport, lila, have been locked out for
belonging to a union of the Amulmngutrd
iron and Steel \Vorkers.
Suit for several million dollars has been
begun against the la-nvemvort h Coal Min-
ing company for will mien (ruin the gov—
ernment railroad mrvntion.
Florence Blythe, heir of tlw late Thomas
Blythe, become at age Nov. ill. and has an—
nounced she will and the litigation over
her father's “(lain)“ by giving the con‘
ustants mommy.
An extensive force: tire is raging near
the village of Woodufock. in the Catskills.
J. C. Davina: Son’s lurg» amp factory,
Cambridge, Mass , was entirely destroyed
by fire. Lose, “All!
Detectives have arrested Daniel Golden,
whoiabciieved to be our of n. gang who
hav- plundml Wed Shore r-csll-d freight
care without detection for years.
in the trial of eX‘Pal’atlll George at Cut.»
kill his own ndmixs‘um and the damaging
ante mortem stumnent of Lottie Town.»
and werentimiltednsrtl lzivurc against. him.
At Cntleftsburz. Ky . M. ii. Guide. on
extensive drull‘r in loaning imi- nutde an
assignment; liltllllllit's, wrath).
THE WORLD OF POLITICS.
New Inrk Democrats and It: public-us
Fighting "nor the Lrgislatum.
ALBABI. .\'ov. 7.——Tberr is a good deal
of worrying in this city over the political
complexion of the legislature. ilompar~
ties claim a majority in both branches.
Republicans warn Governor llill not to
attempt to "juggle" With the returns, and.
the executive declares that the "fraud of
1876" shall not be imitated in the Empire
State.
The official returns elect a Democrat in»
aloud ofa Republican in the Second dis-
trict of Jctlerson county. This will make
the assembly sixty-six Democrats to sixty!
two Republicans, n Denim-ratio majority
of four.
if Senator Edwards la in in- counted a
Democrat. the senate is a (to. lie ease he
is an Independent Republican.
What The Trlbnnr- l‘lnims.
SEW Yuma, Nov. “ii—The Tribune claims
the election of Iloualllwn. and adds: “The
Democratic party is compelled to acknow-
ledge that the senate will consist of l‘.’ Re-
publicnna, llndepcndent Republican, and
only it Democrats The Republicans thus
haven clear utnjbrity m the senate, and
thuscan cherries: a much ttmlful super-
vision of oil of Governor l-‘Iovu-r’s appoint
meats."
[Deni-cl by Mr. Iliuorh. -
svuacrst. .\’ov. ‘l.~ Senator lliscock
sold today: “The statement that l have
been tendered the portfolio of accretary of
warts without the slightest foundation
whatever, and, in my judgment, nothing
has occurred to ever occasion such a
rumor."
Connie" Illa-es the silver Plant.
COLUMBUS, 0., Nov. 7.«The shutters
have been put up at the Dcmmrstlc head-
quarters, and Chairman Neal has left for
home. In speaking of his defeat Governor
Campbell said that the silver plank, with-
out doubt, was the cause of his undoing.
filter—an Dalton the Issue.
Massrlun, 0., Nov. i’nwh'rnator John
Sherman in an interview here declared
that the silver issue would be the promi-
nent one in the next national campaign.
minor Portal. will Illa Ills.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.—~T. Thomas For»
tune, colored editor of The Age, has been
awarded was for his injured feelings in ho
ing thrown from Trainer's cafe alter being
refused a drink of beer on account of his
color. Mr. Fortune was also looked up.
lie sued for 010,0“! damages. The verdict
was not because of 'l‘ralnor’l having ra-
fused tossII liguor to a colored man, but
because he abused him and caused his er
mat without justification.
The Mates Tea lbw luv (lites...
Chicano, Nov. t.-~0uly one department
“breast-threats.»
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‘lhs third divisional thssltormm
mtwsssddrssssdtothscop
“- IIahnefneashstorethssanata
wantmutlvehuslusssupouthecon-
mumethsrddethatnz‘ovslby
“WWI!“ could
Iatrmittedtothsssaataiursga-
h His-mad that the moreonld
sstnllths senate to eousldsrsuchbust-
absolute divorce was granted bya New
Jersey court to Thomas Malina former
wealthy resident of this place. by default,
as his wife did not appear. Bite barre
turned and claims she was not notified of
the suit. The chancellor of New Jersey
hasteopeucd the divorce precautions on
her spplimlos.
of the World's fair work can be said to he
War-that is the erection of state
buildlnul. Although many of the states
made appropriations for their buildings
more than six months ago. not one of
them has yet In. a contract. Director
General Davis urges the boards to get to
work tmmadlafgly.
President Ammidowa Realm.
N" You, Not. 7.~Cornellus S. lilies,
who has practically been acting president
of the American Protective Tariff league
since the financial crash 0! President 2d
ward llolmsa Ammldown. has issued a
cell fora meeting of the board of m
agenNov. 1‘! to take action on the rsslg:
nation of Mr. Ammhlm from the presl
dancy.
wanted to Whip lawyer Ila-Isl.
Saw Your. Rev. t.-~Jullo Csntpo.
chained with robbing the dssdy body of
first Tralttanr, and his friend. George H.
Simpson. innocence of the charge.
lawyer nine-d insfuusled that these
was ssh-ism In the ’l'rsitteur household
and Air. 'i‘rsltteur cause very near assault
lug him.
no Date of Mme' list-Ia.
Pants, Nov. 1.--lt is said that the affair
at the Duke of Orleans with Alma. llslha,
whose husband names ill-dole as t»
"upshot In his divorce suit. has ruined
the burst of the monarchlal party to
laws Dollars let a Five Ila-u ‘l’alh.
We. Nov. 7.«—'l'hs work on the
long distance telephone line between New
York and Chicago In being rapidly pushed
asdwilthh thought, he completed he-
twstnthisdtysadNew York by Jan. L
Thelma isnow In operatiouasfsrss
Bria. The rate for a five mluuh talk he-
“Cleveland and New York will be
four dollars.
General Butler's look in court.
Winona-1h court has denied
the martian asked for by the 0. r.
Jarrett Publishing caspsny against; it.
'i‘aylcrOCs. to main the
GM Butler'
prerogative of them
ash-Washerwomen."-
osts nave leaky sass.
carom Rectum. 1.. at ilajor has
sued Dr. Keeley for "£th damages he
were“ manner.
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that contributes to a faultless clothing outfit.
About Wallis»; . l... p.
The sloop «lift-r. (mm H .. "cal” rescu-
tially. Arm. v ,. V» ;» v}..1€.-elnwlr1villg
all only; The hlfltllo.‘ lu-‘ll 33m ring Mill
and pulling sail. iul’ . . . 3w. :v. :lzlnli
tion to the umiumil u.“ :m- Shifiziut.“
headeail culled the "3iin.’ ’i‘ln-mzunauil.
as you know. tomb in "in?" the heath
nose into the wind, but in" jil. lifm tin-
reverse ed'ect and trolls to form: Hm how
all and away from 'tiw wm‘l. There
sails. if properly phlilrflillliv'fl. mine the
yacht to keep a stmi-zht mum. to stow
easily and to sail without burying her
head; tor the jib lifts llu- bow. and the
mainsail. being Ill-t buck near tlw middle
of the boat. dose; not drive her "down by
the eyes." as doc» tit» soil of u catbout.
1n calling a sloop. lint-rover. great care
must be exercised, for this Iittlc’jrbis a
treachemua nail mnl will lend you into
trouble if you do not understand its
wayward tricks.
The rules for sloop sailing are briefly
these: Before "going nblmt“ cost oil the
jib. before coming to lilit'lini' or rounding
up too too-Hing luwur the jib. when n
squall strikes cast off the jib. In line.
get rid of the jib first and work your
boat with tnainmii alone in all emer-
genciesthzvt larcnr when smilingtho wind-
ward. lu running before at strong Wind
a recfed mainsuii and a full jib give the
best results, and ships are better than
eatboate when rnnuirr: free. income the
jib counteracts the tendency to lull. to
Its!!! hard and to roll. all of which truita
are ever present in the Trinity rzttbtmt.
Observe one rule at all times when
sailiugaeloop: Never fasten the jib so
that it cannot instantly be cast oil. Fus-
tened jib sheets rouse nearly all the cap
aiuewhiuh occur in shxyp sailing—i".
W. Pangborn in St. Nicholas.
Spectacles or Tongs.
They tell a grwi awry rf Chi-sf Justice
Peters. 0! the Sllpt‘t-lllt“ court of Maine.
one of the brightest and “lunch! omn—
ments of the bench in that state or any
Olhv‘r.
While the judge was Silll u practicing
lawyer he hull for :t then: a farmer
named Harm-um. who, though he was
well past middle .lge. hzu‘: lllz‘ notion not
uncommon atnun; Mailxo- {Minnie of his
agethat he was so; young as over and
could hold hisowu in n mowing field with
the best of them.
One day the Tnnm-r came into the
judge's office to lmk at sun.» papers
which haul bee-u drawn up for his signa-
ture, and as he picked up the first one
be begun to adjust it in the manner
sometimes spoke-n of by lines» who use
glasses and rnislny them 'l.‘ "'u leer-mum."
Tile- judgo twin-mi the :L. .zun utnl, we
int: that the f:ll’lllr'r was holding the
pnpo‘r pretty Well at arm's length. re
inuriml plmcmli) ’
"Your ”Fulfill :l‘t'llb in tn- influx: a
little. Mr. ileum in. "You will hurt- to
get u p-ili’ of rpm : ialcle‘s."
”Nut it T-li vi ll." gl’l-wiml illt‘ tvlll
funnier: "nntnbituf ll. My night‘s as
good a.» it over was. him!!! want “spel-
tacies’ {or a good many years yet."
"All right." mid the judge: "you'll
have to gt-t a pair of lungs then."—-—Dc
truit Prue has».
A Spoils-d Child.
"Englishchibln‘n are so much more
childish than mm.“ l-nhl an Amvrimn
tnntlwr upon. "I wonder why it is."
It is ntnimtllhully in‘t’ltw they on
kept it: the mtm-ry and do not conic inlr
prominence at so curly an age as ours do.
The other day in n hon-I rotunda stmal a
round eyed darling With her chart.
golden hair dulled around her winmmr
face: her short Wilhelm], long skirted
frock added to her pictunsqne appear
once. Almoslnll the men yam-ling by
stopped tospcult to her. She was the
delighted rwipicnt of niche-ls. cards and
boubnns. while sin.- room-Hod with al
the air» of a stately girl. My heart
cubed. for she was getting all the sweet.
downy frwlutm of childbusl rubbed of!
so early.
Her father, standing near, c-ncuurgcd
her and laughed at her native qllretlollr
and replica. Bynnd by the whiten-upped
nurse came on the M't'lli! and bore her
child away; and aim, loath to leave the
seen of llt‘l’ conquests, made her exit.
biting. kicking and scratching her nurse,
while the men laughed heartily at thin
cdifying symctaclc.
There are some wise mothers who dis-
courage and endeavor to suppress tltia
yet-corny. but they are lamcutnbly few
in number.—-L. Pl. Chittandon In Home
wife.
va- ult-rand one.
One of the most singular looking crew
tum that ever walked the earth or
"swam the waters under the eartb”ia
the world famous manfaced crab of
Japan. its body is hardly an inch In
length, yet the head is titled with a few
whichisthe yrrfect counterpart of that
of aChlnese coolle; a veritable missing
link. with eyes. MW and month all
clearly defined. Thiarurious and no.
canny creature. boobies the grout “lib-
noesil boareto a human being in the
matter of facial features. is provided
with two legs. which swm to grow from
thetopof its head and lumu down ut’H
thesidesof its Time. Besides three loge,
two "feelerr." each abom an inch in
length. grow from the “chin" of the sub
Ina]. backing for all the world like a
colouel's forked beani. hm manfacol
crabs fairly swarm In the inland seas of
Japan-4h. Louis Republic.
Pea-lo Acid and tartan heath.
Pro-in acid, it is suggested. causes :-
painless and hnmudlllt' death. and i-
mam preferable to electricity in elm.
lag the career of criminals. First mat..-
the mounted man unconscious with
an anesthetic. then a few drums of mm-
:10“ acid injected into theigular vein
a syringe cause too
WWM~Yanhw Blade.
Matisse terrain-neat.
Attemmlddlesgedwuman fall on a
muscle Yumaudwhensome one
torsiashertoherfeet shells-
was
wmmmlfludw
tuna-sauna about
Titan! LnRoE To smut
WE. F'rr Tum nu.
(Zonal!
DON‘T DELAY
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“BOSS”
Lunch !_il_k_ biscuit
ui‘ifi.‘.’l“§.§i§§?n BOSS
Does your grocer keep the
I Boss Cracker? ;
Spring Styles
HATS
TN ALL GRADES AND COLORS 0F
stillandSoll HelsSiIKHals
Boy‘s Hats and Caps. Crush lists for Men and
. Bop. Null-is Sufi Rate for Men at
KNAPP’S,
9i Washington St.
Particular Attention Paid to Firing,
Dleaning and Ironing 8iIlt lists.
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(lilivm'. W'- .‘ldlll Street,
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lot Pressure Slum Hating
a specially.
TIH AID SHEET IIOH WOIK.
Hot All Mutiny. large: m lint-
ln; tum.
Agent for all the Melon (loft spedatilesahd
Florida Boiler
in us a to Ins.
“Within-immuni-
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Do you find any difficulty in finding a suit that suits you?
If you do, what is the trouble? Whatever it is, we will take
the trouble to remove it. ’We sell no unsuitable suits; they
are not in our line. We‘make it our business to hold the
lead by keeping ahead in "fit, material and price. Whatever
else happens, you can make up, your mind to one thing"
there will be no mistake about the fit, and in all other re-
spects we Will guarantee to give you perfebt satisfaction as
Well as a perfect fit.
To all who nave not taken the advice exper-
ience baa tau ht and fortified the system
against climal alumna. by taking
LOXATON l0
and are now suffering from the consequences.
we say.
STOP THAT OOUOH
immediately, with one bottle of
Yankee Lung Soother
after trying all other known remedies and
failed, you ran at once turn to this with a cer-
'unil y of success. 1
DOES CUBE A and
Don‘t suffer any longer with hemiscbediouer
ache or an ' other ind of amber; attending
malarial po noning,but drive it out of tho. eye—
tom at new, with one liutlle of
STI LLSON’S
SPECIFIC
FOR
MALARlA,
a run- zuurnntcedblr money refunded;
DNE COWBD‘B MITRE! "PAYMENTS”
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HAHTEl (HOOKS OIAHOHOS.
2|! Montague 8h. city Hall Square
Brooklyn. If: Y.
Thus for our goods delivered in South Nor-
walk have giro-n gent'l'nl satisfaction. and our
method of [Kt)flll‘lll is highly appwr-intcd
Full information can be bud of our agent.
it! RA TLROAD PLACE.
SOUTH HOHWAlK COMES
I3 HOHTII MAIN STREET,
DEALS“ TN
FISH. (LAMS, OYSTBRS, FRUITS
VEGETABLES, BUTTER. EGGS.
(Til REST-I, LARD, SHOULDERS
BOLOGNA AND CANNED
juzlu 23m GOODS
for Dash.
BERSIIDM tumour
(lIlBHLK'S BLOCK}. SOFT“ NUR‘VALK.
New York Dressed Meats Dheap
All HOPSOS sold bv this es-
tablishment are warranted.
Mrs. W. Fawcett.
“'zm'r street. now
linls now ready.
All-dishes.
lintm'l'urbanfl. Triples and lhmnots.
rut M ornamental
run-its. bird.» and butterflies.
all ellmlm and colors.
llnt~t mrrwt snlw at prices to suit all.
on no mum mount.
importer of Fine )Itlliucry. Formerly Sn. 3
IT MAIN STREET. HOHHAlK.
Trimmwl millinc '. Till .iiffi-rvnt pattern-i.
' he latest mlt‘vlllt‘!‘ from
abroad and extensive patterns from will own
Fine
11 crown m: duets, band
Ostrich and
funr)‘ fratltcru. Elegant line of fine silk wire!
llm‘im: mndr arrangement!- wilh mm of the
loading bun-we of London, Pimp, to supply us
with mash dim-t from Paris and lavmloanus
enabling us to furnish our t'ualnmv‘r“ will] the
PHIOEB LOW.
Bt'ookslde Stock Farm. .
Ialne.
Roadsters, Heavy Truck Horses, Family Horses, Grocery
Horses, Farmers’ Horses, in fact, Anything in the Horse
M. H. PARSONS,
TO HORSE BUYERS
l‘rutting Horses, Pacing Horses, Fine Couch Horses. Elegant
cHILniENmAnuus
Suffering with Dysentary, Dian
rhwa. Cholera Morbus, Flatulent
Colic. and all diseases of the
Bowels. are speedily cured by
HAL 1's CORDIAL. Pleasant
to take and perfectly harmless.
TRY THE
“Want” Columns
OF Till-l
EVENING SENTINEL
Never known to fail if used
according to directions.
unut Hflf GIST.
Peat Moss
STABLE BEDDING.
Clean. Et‘flnfll'llt‘ltl. Healthful. at
Hill in can or mm.
H AZ ELTON
And
Cross Creek
COAL.
Henri. nil, no ”in "is..."
woo n.
BalelHtiIitA Straw
BDAIII IIID FEED.
_.. .n..d.me
BaymondBrulhers
New smite.
93 HASHIHOTOH STREET 93
:asdlavsaowafullllaeoc
HEATER-3.
RANGES.
STOVESo
TIN ”WARE
of all blade.
manna-m.
monuments
I. S. tantrum.
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TABOH. JOHHSOH & llOlAPllIlll ‘
GUSTAV PITZER, ’
LM'II.BEBKIEB,
ls Washlnrtnn street 80. Norwalk.
Dealer In
Wall Papers,
Mixed Paints,
White Ilead,
Oils, Glass,
Conch Colors and Varnishes,
Artists’ Materials,
Combined Chair and Step Lad
der, $2.00.
McCloekey’s Wood Filler-Best
m the Market, 82.00 3 Gallon.
Paintin , 4
Pa r- anging,
Ca cimining.
79 Washington Street.
when rain;
(liliEllOIll'S PDIIIT)
SOUTH NORTVA LK.
NOW OPEN.
BOATING, BATIIJHD AHO FISHIHE.
Shore Dinners ASpecially.
CONS.
[3' A stage will connect at South n'orwalk
with trains on the New York and New Karen
J: E. Isa—WEB.
Any article that has outlived
22 years of competition and im-
itation. and sells more and more
each year. must have merit.
Dobbins’ Electric Soap. first
made in 1869. 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 say 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.
a
There are many imitation
N . 8. Electric Soups in which elec—
. trinity playsnnmrt. Dobbins‘
is the uri inal our, all Magnetics. Elec-
trics. and ‘loctnrllugics are fraudulent
imitations. Ask for Dobbins’ Electric,
see that our name is on every wrapper,
and if any other is sent you by your
grocer. when you order ours, send it
back to him.
I. L. (imam d: Co.
Philadelphia, Pa.
J. 0.1EIIIIIIIGS.
Bauer Hangincalciminermaimel
And dealer in
Hill PAPER AND BOHOEHS
Ill North Main street. 80. Norwua.
Sample books of full line latest at lee
Papers. Bonlcrs and um Mouldings t on
houses for inspection, on notice by postal
taciD Estimates cheerfully given.
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
South Main street.
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