- BiMoodn transom, Henry P. Price;
I lflapper-ideals. J. Roldan HuributtJ‘
.Stédohn Lockwood, A. A.Chinery, J.
c. Randall n J. not. HenryIF. Guth-
rich Henry Bawxhnrst, Rev. James
Sufi, John a Pillow, Johan. Kim-
M. Homer Merrill, 1). W Fitch,
usages. Cowles, George rt. Holmes.
J9me- Lyostt, Ira Cole, ElhertS.Adams,
mummy, w. F Acton. Alien
Mlsaac Selleck, E. K. Lockwood,
John A. Osborn, R. Elissa andJ. 'l'.
Pruwitt; finance committee, W. A. Our-
' tie. on. Bill, George E. Miller, L. c.
Green, J. P. Tresdwell. B. 8. Keith,
"James G. Gregory, Carmi G. Rubbed,
William F. Acton. C. A. Quintard; cau—
vassing committee, I". M. Lockwood,
Alfred A. Chinery, H. B. Wighaln, John
H. Hoyt, George E. Gemstock. Willis 8.
Crane, Charles W. Lockwood, Charles
E. Curtis, John W. Greenwood, John II.
Wade, Samuel '1'. Ruby, Clark M. Ely,
A. E. Austin, Frederick E. Lockwood.
Henry W. Hawxhnrst, James Wood.
Franklin D. Steven}, Sidney Guthrie,
Franklin B. Gregory, Carmi Bette, E. ll.
lorehome, Winfield Scott, D. Hort
Weeks and James Gordon; committee on
a banner, John B. Hoyt and
J. m; headquarters com-
3 3:1 A. Planes, W. F. Actonand
Elf-hop; music commune”! P.
Treadweil, B. P. Price, P. N. Knapp, C
W. Harry and Charla Hoyt. The ofiicers
named were unanimously ducted and
President Kseler was escorted to the
chair amid cheers.
A speech was called for and in response
Hr. Keeler made a few remarks urging
on the work of the party. He said they
could not adord to be only "luke warm;"
tbsymust be “red hot,” and he thought
thatspint was shown by those present.
There had never been a time, he said,
when the party 'msues weresoclsarly
drawn as they are now. On one hand is
the Democratic party and their free trade
theory, meaninga dariment to Ameri-
can interests and American Isuzu; 0“
the outer ids is the Bepnblldan party
dieting protection to Americaniudns-
triessnd American labor. It there ever
Twasatimemchocse between right and
wrong, it wa‘s now. The president then
polled on the Rev. GeorchanAlstyne.
of thallovwalk lsthodistchurch,
'a‘his! addrus. He responded amid
enthndsam.
ttohis religion, list VauAIstyoe
' heinvedhb privilege of being an
Americancitissn. Bdurlngtoliev. W.
l. ”Slocum’s remarks at the Norwslk
duh,ln which)!» spoke of Americans
‘h'yilicio be “Englhb, you know." he
and he knew cl nothing that would
tsmpthimtohldsthe American colon.
"lsmalspnblhntromwaybaok." he
ebulnusd;“not aucsstraliy so, because
my”W was a rank Democrat, but
thn'm wry own convictions.” Another
rmsoahswssanepublimn was that be
iikedgoodonirency;did not believe in
hold-time bsnk issues that were worth
patio Connecticut, at a discount in New
York and no good in California. A
‘ Whmonuutwvao,min the
lie
"“httrfrlenlh, dummy.”
he was in favor of a currency
thorldcvvr.'fhelis-
notqnitsresdy
mumlwm
boraadlsadopouoarshouswarkupoo
whiohtbswaasspsldwonld sum the
m WWI”;
Wilmer-girl.
mummy-fl-
glrhlnthelsrwlrr Inst
“treatment”
mutations.
Aflwsomslssfltsrremksfortbs
partysndAmsri-
widths
east-omni-
saIlA.B. Woodwmd than made his!
favorothoidisga fair b New Instill
'm“m~‘“m'm "' mmwmmmmu kiss
unframed“.
W
- sealer-gems! twmty-llvspnosnt.
compete
withaaothmhavatskavstbsm rodeo,
adtothemaieolhgihhwapa What
_. we wast is our present wages. both
‘I umummm sol
“Wanamaker”
lhbpodsatstsrvstionwagsstooomsio
la "main not. asdrsmarhsdthat
‘:““thbm handset-s-
‘ duuummmwm
Landed-his Mildew” float-
ommzfiem wanton to
090,000,000worthollnsnafwinredgoodi
smyyssr,
No wondu were hard tings
pad
thuslmostdoublo, withanavoraxstarili‘
of forty-eight per csht., the, United
Statuaonly took in freevforeign mann-
facturedgocdstotbeamouutofw,
000th 355,000,000 worth per year 'Nc
-wondsrtbatprospsrltyaodnoodtimes
aboundedousverysideaudforeverybody.
Better proof stillispast hhtovy for the
llatseventy years, which-bowsthattbo
Wthetarlflthemorcpfllmhas
beentbeUnltsdfltafis. Everytimcthst
the tarifl has been lowued, witlmut a
' single exception dull times mid bard liv-
B. Smith and Walter
ing have come with it. The folbwing
figures show the tens facts:
“aroma
Year. Av. Duty. Population. turedGoods
littl 5 t. 101mm 3m
It: .’"“°°" “W MW.
, ..
lflil 18 " WI) tampon
187i 43 “ W mm
In the year 1861 there was also shipped
from England into Southern ports Oil,—
000,000 worth of goods that did not go
through United States customs.
Ilr. Waller does uot'refer to the years
from 1880 to 1800. and it was not necesr
nary. Protection, however, has talked in
no uncertain tones during these years,
for the goodot all classes of men. In
the name of good, honest. common sense,
why should we not protect our own
country and our own solve-c. ? 8.
Voting Envelopes flay be Changed.
There is every reason to bellows that a
change will be made in the color of the
envelopes to be used in balloting in the
coming state election. Regarding the
matter Secretary R. J. Walsh says: “In-
asmuch sea change is dulled one will
probably be ordered, but I do not feel
disposed to order one at this early date
because the decision of the supreme
court of error is daily expected.“
hlr. Walsh said, however, that. he
would confer with Mr. Phelan in a few
days regarding the matter and should
the decision o! the court java Ir.
' Pheisn the voters of the state would soon
know whether or not a change would be
made in the color 0! the envelopes. It
is possible that a change will also be
made inthe make up and typographical
appearance 0! the tickets, and if this is
decided on it. will probably be ordered at
the same time.
Anullser "arching Comp-u Ora-Mun“
A second marching club of thirty-
seveu members, to be called company B,
was formed at the Republican head-
quarters last evening. Walter Hall
resigned as second lieutenant oi Com-
pany A, and P. H. Killer was elected to
fill the noaucy. Mr. Hall was then
unanimously elected president of the new
company, with Dr. I’. W. Dormer first
lieutenant; second lieutenant, James A.
Smith; first sergeant, Frank 0. Johnson;
second sergeant and secretary, Arthur
B. Russo", treasurer, Dr. Darmer. The
club will meet at headquarters next
Monday and Tuesday eveninaa. F. 11.
Quintard altered to give '5 to each new
club organised, and another was started
last night.
(In-palll cum-u.
The Democratic canons of the electors
of the “Second district will be held in
Genuanis Hall, on theWashingtou street
bridge, Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock,
for the purpose of nominating candidates
for town odious. This will be followed
by the nomination of candidates for city
odious. ‘ V
A public meeting will be held in the
W. C. T. U. room. 23 North Main street,
Tuesday evening next. It will be ad-
dressed by A. L Rogers, of Branford.
Everybody is invited to hear what this
young man has to say.
There are now live large well-equipped
and finely drilled Republican marching
companies in Siam ford~the Hoyt Guard.
the Moors, the Bowen Cadets, the Fes-
sendeu Horas Guard, and the Sumner
Republican club.
The townaud borough moons- will
be held at the Republican headquarters
neat 'l‘uevlay evening. The W
hold their town mucus the same evening
in the Democratic headquarters.
Elbert W. Fitch 'sI organising a lb
publican cavalry club.
halartpla‘lsavlrlaiaad.
NorwalkOddFsllowswlllhe gratllled
tolsaruthatuearly the entire amount
of the mortgage paid on tbenewodd
l-‘eiiows’bomsatGrcton bss been aub-
serlbsd. Mimhmtbannowto
payoutbsmortppsoltbspahtialhome
Jam'ttwrswsssrsortgsusoluapm on
lsgapinwhusbythssllght Member»
Judas Oswell. o! Waterbury. b is
rsodvssmuohfavor. lfthsikirhbaldp
shkhmmattnlnnsrtuuhalsarsl.
Mush-M
s
multimeter-stin-
”consul-shes.-
foroidandladigmtOddlI‘eliowa last
titebomsaudthsolllclahmnowdsvls-
aaoseaabstshsaoflbdorsthshome is
My 33m“ opensdtorismstss.
thepreossds will seabb the items to
mu-mmmwm
TllE FIVE HiLE FllEilS.
ENNIS ”Rm 310101.! RACES
'-' museum 1880le of”-
' fl‘adrhloistratiofaudwitha palm Law
adi- ths lvsatAmhsnlM-aa
«tests-ta la the One Illa Bass.
The entries for the bicycle races to be
.given under theauspiou of the Geoth-
men’s Driving sssooistion at their fall
meeting—s ons-mllsracslor loml wheel-
msn on the ”and allvuulie handicap
road race, open to all, on the lith—
closed ymtsrday, and are as follows:
One mib,Wiiilam A. Guntbsr.J.B.
Perry, W. S. Fowler, V. I. Boausokor.
Ralph Grocery. Barry llerriil and B. 0.
Smith.
Five mils-handicap, W. A. Gunther,
R. B. , West Norwalk; George
Glover, New Milford; ,Eben Hill, Jr.,
Danbury; F. C. Hoyt. Bridgeport; E. R.
Benedict, Jules Romans. 1!. W. Merrill,
Thomas Walsh, F. 0. Bastard, V. Ii.
Ronnecker, 11.0. Smith and W. S.
Fowler, Not-walk.
Tbeahovemonareallgocdriders.and
much interest is evinced in the comilig
racer among the wheeimen.
lined Chairs in Burpltea nil (lunch.
While the boy choir, many years ago
adopted at New York Trinity,bmore and
more pining ground in our provincial
churches, at. least one English clergyman
has become tired oi the many annoyanc»
es attending it and has provided an ef-
ficient substitute, making. his chancel
choir one 0! “mixed voices," as at St.
.Johu’s, Stamford, and in St. George's,
New York, writes Alex. 8. Gibson, for-
merly of Norwalk, in the Waterbury
American. lie quote from the current
number of a London musical paper. as to
the composition of the choir—the article,
by the way, is from the pen of the Rev.
ll. R. Barrels, “The construction of my
choir is simple; its founduion is a double
professional quartette, one solo and one
general quartette. The gentleman wear
surplices and cassoeks. The indies wear
exactly the same. with the addition, out
of defean to the apt-tick warning
that a woi‘nau must not be uncovered in
church, of the ordinary college cap."
Cunt-In llawklna‘ l’at Hg.
The captains of vessels often have very
queer pets. A visitor on board the
schooner Percy and Lillie. which has
been discharging a cargo of coal at Wil-
son Point for the past few days, was sur-
pnw‘i to see an unusually curious one.
lie was seated in the cabin convening
with Captain Hawkins, when he was
startled by hearing a peculiar noise.
The captain immediately stopped in the
middle of his yarn and began to call
"Deaths.” Instantly a fair-sized, jet
black pig rushed into the cabin and
began tricking about the captain's chair.
The genial captain explained that he
always had a pig on board the boat for a
pet. When it becanw full grown it. was
killed and a younger one took its place.
“Dennis" is a very bright animal and
perform a number of very clever tricks.
HERE AND THEIR.
Important Rows of the County and Stats
chronicled In a condo-sad form.
ll. Bolton Wood has bought the Bir-
mlngham and Ansouia home railroad for
97,000
The Southiugton Agricultural com-
pany has been organised at Southington,
with a capital of $3,600 in twenty-six
sharesofOIOOeaoh. o! whichthw or 90
per cent. has been paid in cash.
William R. Post a: (30., carpets and
draperies, of Hartford, have made an as-
signment. Some time ago I". 6. Clark,
the llnn's confidential clerk, skipped,
leaving a note saying that he had em-
bezzled Mb, 000.
Pension Rubbell, an old resident 0!
Bridgeport, died suddenly at ten o'clock
yesterday morning oi heart dhsase. 110
had Ilvedlnlltidgsport sixtyolx years.
He way oi the lirm of Hnbhell d: Curtis,
thirdyear. A widow in her eighty-
lourth yearandtwoma’srlsd daughters
mrvltehlm, ,,
Comptroller Stsnb has formulated a
plan that will five hundreds at New
litiiordchildtena day 0! pleasurssud
proilt. Installment-demonst-
with therallroad company to carry
tollsrtfordandrsturn alltheehndr‘ia
wimstteudthspabliemhoolsorflsadsy
schoohofthetownofllewflillordl'bs
erection will be let those under it
yearsonlyaadthsywlilhsaooompanied
hythelrtvasbsm.
ImlsryA. Stone, principal of the
BotuatonioVailaylnstitntsudawh-
«forthspssttwaatyhveysars isdsad
ather home in llsw Hillard,
your. st: was president d the One»
asetloutWomm’sOhriflsnsniouasd
also-miss treasurer. his was visa-
“mammalian“
sodsflsaanlwass‘dsiqatatotbsooa-
vsatioasotbotkorpsissdoas.
“thallium-ah mu
mmmmmbam
Mira. nonessent- ”and
“tits magnate-s Ilium-asst
““1“”!!de
lu‘rnltbradealers andwsslnhls eighty ~
mm“ “-41!
. mm his hues VII-Illumination:
:JI asters “II “1* mllwflMNwH m‘ “Wanna.”
Wit) ”WWII
‘l‘hsOhiosgo Dramal: N has ceased
I: owe
"Was-W. K "4!:me
rs- unimpressed:- book an-
theUhsmmmmil ‘dfim
‘Itlsomcisliy denied that the tritium
m the wawmekdnmrfihmo, ware
Governa- ansell, of Massachusetts,“
cumthatbewlllmake campaign speeches
Samuel ll. Clement, president of the
inductor, «Buflslmhasheenstricksn
withpcalyala
The Malo height cmmnitm hando-
iidodtoadvaoostbeooalratefromllnlalo
b0blca¢ototwoddiarson0ct.b. .
SOMERBY RE‘LECTED.
Ila Hal lat w the ham Ian
Adopted by the ctr-nation.
Damion, Sept. st. ~Freeman B 8m
Irby’s plans were well laid. and he was‘
unanimously rte-elected supreme justice of
the Order of the Iron Hall at. the reorgaui- ,
ration meeting in the Royal Arcannm
building. After the election Mr. Somerby
made a short speech, thanking the dele-
ptesfor the renewed expression of their
sonfidenoe in him. He then uttered his
lion 0! the olllce to which hehad
natbeen elected, saying he didnotwlsb
to continue in the ,position. and all he had
desired waaa vindication of adminidrs-
tiouof the alfairs of the o . Thighs
said, had been given him by his reelection
ts supreme justice.
The meeting decided not, to accept his
resignation, and therein Mr. Somerhy's
mantles again found cause for the state-
ment that the convention was maker! with
his friends, While the others wore exchtded
from participation in its proceedings.
Mr. Scmerby, hOwevor, succeeded in bar-
mg his plan submitted by the reorganisa-
tion committee and adopted by the conven-
lion. It. is substantially It scheme to have
the members of the iron llsll hold onto
their old certificates, take out new ones in
the new organization and pay ammonia
until the court turns over the funds to the
new organization, provided it can be in-
duced so to set.
THEWSTSEBALL womb.
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lseklu and Xulinirs'. Kennedy and Bailey.
Philadelphia-Baltimore game postponed on
account of wet grounds
KASTER'S ”mun: Inuit.
At Binghnulton»
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The Rifles Wm Xot There.
Hones-rut». Pa, Sept. 2i.-—l)etectlvss
who have been t as to locate the arms
taken from the ‘Izinkertons on the day of
the riot, July d, traced the weapons ton
coal mine near Marshall station, above here.
The detectives mmlearaid on the mine,
but the expected arms were not to be
found. They were removalsday ortwo
ago. They claim to know the parties im‘
piicated in their removal and a sensation is
promised soon
(ll-as Blowers and lacunae.
llcxrrxomx. W. Va, Sept. out—The
West \ irginia Flint Bottle company will
put in eight iron men in their factory to
replace blowers. The glans blowers organ
iaathm is bitterly opposed to the intro
duction 0! these macbiuw, and will. so it is
stated. takeex trerue measures against their
being placed there.
The Granite Strike Ended.
BARBIE, Vt, Sept. 3t.-—'l‘he last act in the
trouble in the granite industry occurred
yesterday, when representatives of. the
union and the mutilation signed the bill of
prices and agreement, thus coiling along
and bitter Intuit-st of five months’ duration
lnnwu I": by Powder. ,
Aeras, Colo..$ept. zit-John Powell, au-
tendent o! the Veteran mice, was in-
stantly killed and his wilelmilyinjuml
by an explosion of powder with it had been
placid near the bruise of the couple No
rectum is known for tho dastardly outrage.
horny at the Head
Duran. Sept. 2i.-—-A giant corporstbm
has been fanned, with Stephen W. lion-Ivy
at the head, which is to be known as I'm
American Land and Canal cornpany, with :-
capital stock of meteor».
A National COIN-alien.
0&0.“th
consummate
m1! 7A ”tritium '
a natonal combination ~
WM Dwell him .Im.
managers The capital will be t-
more
Killed by a Negro Criminal.
CmunmSQ., ,Wflfifinrygldnith.
apopuhryoungmamwas at rule!
#4 anotorioos colored criminal named
worm-on.
add in the Treasury.
WWII, Sept. Sta-The treasury
Murat-howsaulaersassiutheneipm
bald is thstraasury, making the total
um:
“roommate—atrniehavdmfl.
(hunt. I). ,.1.b:.D,I.lt.S thsmtshratsd
pvofmsdvof muss-asters
Mien-sworn.
N. 1., Sept. Stu-(leueral
Hustod'scoudltionhalightlywuss. Both
hapsraturvaadpulsehavsfsllsa.
Innis nut-nus
amorous. Ala. stud-ham
r’ay Instead kills“. Justus hues-v
hswsuidaotpsyhisnrmrsat. _
wand-u..—
hands-sternum
wllivlls
solenoids!
«a
.. “mm
”1.1!. ,
cannon-methiog‘sbsrulghtedin
’s ““3”“
“who.
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lETElllliS llll‘TllE Rlllm
Banting a Hasty Retreat from
l the Encampment City.
”WWW
Isa. lamps r. \vyasm. of Kansas. as-
M n Prealdent to Succeed Urs- luv
"h Mrs—Commander in Chief
Weiss"! Imus Ilia First Order.
Wsmnmrorr, Sept. tit—Thiswaflheak-
W “Y"ln tbs oilloiai programme for
halortalrtmentol the Grand Army 0!
the Republic, but. its members released
Wolves twenty-seven years ago from
ihetdtsrs of “orders from the command-
ing otlicer," and have been “breaking -
“11”” fast as hing lines of railway est-s
wuldearry them out. of town ever since
ihochs of the second grand review on
My list.
The wet sou‘wester which set in omelet»
shed their departure, and the attractions in
and about the capital have lost somewhat
of their poster to detain the visitor. As a
lull“ the population of Washington is div
mlnisbcd to nearly its normal size
The programme (or the entertainment of
the vets-runs consisted mainly of excur-
dons. Trips were made to mmrly all the
neighboring battlefields and up and down
thsl’ouunse river. A parade was made
by the Sons of Veterans.
Thoreunicn of the Sons of Veterans in
Grant tent w , a great straws. Surgeon
General Wilson prrulllr‘d and mode the
opening address. lie was {Illluwrd by See
rotary Noble, E. Potter BIL-mm. (‘uionoi
P. 1!. Murphy, of New York; {flour-l hing,
01 Baltimore, and several other coincides.
Miss Daisy Tittle, 0! Cincinnati, known as
the Daughter of the Regiment. Downturn:
of Ohio, misled greatly to the siren-so of the
meeting lrrlxer several ”citations.
The new national council of adminutm-
tion,G. A. 3., held a misting. Commander
in Chief Wetsuit preside-d, and the- new
adjntnnt general, Gray, was a: his limit.
The matter of the date of the shampoo-tit
u! out It lltdianngmlls wus- rulorral to tltt-
“motive committee of the urtumil. lion-
!ra! Wuhan has not vet. summoned th-
members at his stall but it is umbrmxxl
that John Tyler, of I’lillltllt' -lphi:t uho h: is
been quarter-master gent ml for twelve
years, will still retain that pvt-«Emm.
Woiasert'a First Order. '
The first order of the new commander in
ehid has has inner! as follows:
wasmscros. Sent. 5
Having been elected commander in chief of
thaOrand Array of the Republic by unanimous
suflragwsolmy comrades. I undertake the do
tieao! the postna- fully ruining the grave re
sponslhllitiu unmet!
Whatsverdegresolsm-oess may attend tho
lam. admiration will depend largely
upon the cordial uroperatlon of to. mommies
tbroughoutthe nation, which is earnestly in»
United.
Hum-mun will bu mtnhlishad for the pro»
cut at Milwaukee. All oiliclni inning-as slmtid
he addressed to E B. tiny, Adjutant General.
0. A It. lilwnukse
A. G. WIIISIB‘I. Commander in l'hiol.
The national‘conveution of the “‘onum's
Belle! corp [not for a business semi-m.
The new G. A. R. murmurs!" in chief.
“Tim", the tlsljntnnl II! shill. limy, and
Past Senior Commander iliotriI-k. of the
”PM of Illinois Visited lhr Con Voti-
tlos, and each made short. and otuqumt ad-
tin-mes and were decorated ultimo-mu»
venir badges o! the ll, it i‘
The convention then pfllcefilfll to the
election at odioers for the emulng year.
Mrs, Margaret It Wickens, of Keane, use
eleood president. The retiring president.
him Sue Pike Sanders, was extended a
vote of thanks (or her able and just admin—
istmtion 0! her arduous duties during the
past year.
Impala-t Odd Fellows' Action.
PORTLAND, 0r... Sept. 3t. — When the
present term at olllce of lieutenant (loner
al l'nderwood expires next you the‘urmy
headquarters" of the I. 0. 0. R. with nil
military ofllcora above those at department
or state commanders, will be abolished, and
each I’atriarchs Militant branch of the or
der will haplaced under the control of the
stale incantpment within whens jlli‘lilllll“
lion it is located. This is one of the rim-It
important and far reaching actions taken
by the mmign grand lodge.
A Very l'seullar ('uae.
harmony.) lime ‘pt. st. ~Twohrotb-
are named Garfield and Im- \' an .\ mum
aged elmn and nut- wont to l init .1 ninth t
in the country, and on the way the younger
brother accidsutly shot the (dim -r w itb it n-
volver The wounded brother immediately
seized the pistol and shot the ulhtr. lioth
boys then jumped into lilsok titer and
were
Berber Was Sol Dead.
l’niuorttvms, Sept. :ii.~«’l’he supposed
drowned body of John Bechsr was blemi-
heIl at Gloucmtsr, N. .l., last Saturday by
Boebera mothsraud brother. The remains
wattlbnriml. but when the family returned
on” homs the "9“ mild: incline in.
l', W.
.. Anwtaanasaw.
“narrator, Septst 2!.er Admiral
Benhmhasbesnordmsd to pumiwith
hbmmfiafluarhmnamm
CadlstoescorttbeQusenltegeut ofSpain
tollaslvaoaOetJnvhere the neatdaya
Mormfloismhaawinbsunvelisd.
a WWW
Bowman. ammunition. who
hasbeeuielailtwo with
years charged .
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Flannel Blankets.
Ali grades of flannel blankets at prices
mnging from 31.25 to $8.00 per pair. Our
blankets this rear are the best of value.
and any one in need of such articles
would do well to inspect our stock before
purchasing elsswhm.
Aswsli w’chsfillmlst oornpieie as—
sortmeatandavariedstoekotwhichws
are selling large quantities which we
woulduotdonnlempriosaou-mswere
allright. Pricmmngpfmmflotoflm.
Reverhasouruperienos hillbettm
withchlldrsn’sdioaksihanitidlc lies—
entiiine. Our stock outlines!“ the
newnuveliles ot the sauna, including
Wu, cloths and Mmfi’ in
oolonandwhits,wlthpriossas follows:
cu rail to BETTER I:
Hsopossuaby—hutwatbinknot-snMwaabsllenslall
: «former endeavorsop
an bxtru l5} po
and Tuesday. by shins
l‘ baht; motel; filhluh andJaoksts bought
on these days. We are doing this more to draw
lion to the {not that we are in the market this fall with an ele-
gant assortment of plain and fancy fur trimmed garments. To
further make it an advantage to give us a call on these days, we
will upon a payment of 10 per cent. of the cost. of any garment,
place it away and to be held till the buyer wishes.
We have on hand about 100 Jersey Jackets, which costto
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Tea Spoons $2.98 per doz.
Knives or Forks $4. 29 per doz.
Table Spoons 85. 49 r doz.
maniacture all the way from 81 75 to $2. 50. You never in the
world will get such an odor as we intend to make you on this lot.
For ordinary shop or street wear they are just the thing, and
the prices put them within "the reach of all, namely, $1.00 each.
Next. One lot medium heavy weight Jackets In tans, blues and
blacks, given us by themannfactnrer to close out. He says: “Ad-
vertise them just as they are, viz;
year 5 styles, for they are not, but. that they have got the quality
and wear in them equal to any 85 or 85: garment sold, and that
they cost rue to make all the way from $3.50 to $5. 00 each. Get
rid of them for me.” And that ts what we intend to do. Pricewill
be 32. 50 for your choice.
Don’t claim they are this —
We have a few pair of the Corsets advertised last week left,
the sizes are generally broken up, so if you anticipate buying
come early. Price 15 59c. pair.
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
Roger’ s Silverwaré:
Garvin kuivesan forks, made from best razor steel:
W cod audio, Ducts set.
Wood handle steel bound, $1 039 set.
Black bone handle, extra, fine, $1. 98 sot.
F I:- w bargains in table knives and forks:
\‘l e can give you a good set for oil cts.
Better at :IScts.
Still better at 81. so. . »
Bread knives at trots each.
Nut Crackers at lécts each.
See the line we are showing in fancy and plain J ardiners.
83 Washinuton
Street. ‘
G. VIN ALSTYIE. Proprietor
M. S SMIT
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Children's Cleats.
Wool Hosiery.
lid Glover.
" Comlonables.
Ladies’ Jackets.
ladies’ hnderwear. ..
Gems' Underwear,”
.. Gems’ lectwear.
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Flannel Blankets.
Comlpnabig;
Children’s Cleats.
_ Thsoelebrated Dishonest ”utilisation always on exhibi-
tion at curators.
In liid Gloves
Wshave never carried a more corn-
pleteline than at tho resent time.srsl
our prices speak for themselves. Our
sales are gradually icon-lug. If you
wantsnamortmsntoallonussweare
neverontofsiaesandoolovs.
loot this all can
Underwear.
We are selling larger maultias of
hosieryandundsrwearthanmbefon,
fornoother rsasontiun thatoarpriosa
‘aredoiogitforas. We haven: catsu-
slvestuck and can supply «pant ‘
Mir-
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lions Underwear
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twouembuy. ”Ailpriosslaradagrays
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R6lVIER B. HOYT,
Export Intrinsic all terrier,
IGNOBTH MAIN m.
Jacob m. Layton
General
Real Estate and Housemat- ll
sunrise -l'irc, and. Aestlant
0cm stickers-WM manage.
”Drafts.“ for Bul‘an MK all Honeym-
child on. minnow A’s:
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FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
.l. l. JENNINGS.“
Paper Hanger, BaitinhsIJ’slslr.’
Anddenlflll
Will Pll’fll iliii WHERE
I North Main street, 80. Norwau.
Sample books 0! lull line latest 1 les 1!
Papers Borders andtlilt Houhilhn on to
homo-e Fur lmmtlon. on noticsby
rncls Estimates cheerfuliv alvan.
ham Font Lessons.
Call on or addre-
lliliiE I. lililllilib; ~ I
3 West avenue. South Norwaik
Refereuos. Waite J. Hall. ‘I West ma
too». N. Y. milk
""iit”rsiii'ruzci' u:
BUSINESS WHERE,
A llve.prv1resaivelnmituthm for the practical
training 0 lwrung want] for
bust”! I
cups of
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comphleeqm lp'ment.
instructors is mine it the
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so It‘ll.kl rm“? stated ’1
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ofthe bosom-purple
amlsome tbs people all or the time. has...
m’r tool all the people haunts.
down-eat Policyl be
Life lasnraneaOom His
will hereafterthey vs ’hssn fool-tints
lug schemel or cheap its-trance. M’
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scrum Fill till.
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