, , . , on new" 1’“?
rummage“ 1,000
‘MMWMIM rue-en- “ .,
"m I, dilemma! 21:13:! WW”- Andif you desire toinv
fillillil lrnl ‘
it com lull cram.
south: "Walk. Ctr
stones or fill one"
Ilene ma avrar mourn“ or
, Um “firmware” yi? if}; "r urnismng on s".
p ageneral olotbi or, vote .
and . often Youcaa'tcarryrepeatingtoo
, —=======GEO. LOC KWOOD,m
., 2 South Main Street. ~
l’BLIZE or can
_ , ulnar-e monomer.“-
' eueno income
Solith Nor-walk. 0t-
“Monument-aw
- atiaoap and aenooe. in M
Motivated hill fill m m
rebeeaarlrro aarvrrlee.
Reuben Joneaa elala aeuator,drnppad
deadatAtlauta. 'l'breeymraagohiahroth-
w.PrrmneJouo-.dmrrofldu¢
“M JamleeFaulba-been
our-9mm“
Macaw-AWN
Do! It... by Oil—panti- 'kllo kiln"
lantlag—llierlattelaaflewa.
ElbertF.Cooley,of Hartford,dledof
appendicitia, am loitering one week.
October so, Ir. Cooley atea
heartydirmerot roaatpork andlatera
quantityofroaatcheetnuta Afterdeath
an examination we madaandan ab-
ace- waa found iatbereglou of the
'uae m-umonv'aianor-n‘a‘
rare-pa with Mic. whe oaorr i.
, Ia. Ink. Ia. Varlawa oraanleatleae Ia
. 'uiO—A Grill Blunt-y of Ilra Ilavka.
:Iad llra and aluminum—roan...
Ia. Par-dare la the ar-m-aom.
dire urge-I demonatration held or
loiwalk duriogtbepreeont campaign
All Sorta a! lime, laaladlag legal
Pool. co.- halo-a, Internet on For-
rwwad announcer-err... l-terwdna which we feel certain will be of interest to readers of
the Mafia-athletic. Rape-dim The Sentinel
‘W ‘m 1w wa- «we wAm SPECIAL CUTS 93““st ‘0
Mr. Blaine to laid to be contemplating
writing another book.
Leland J. Webb, of Topeka, Kan.,fon
merly national commander in chief of the
Bone of Veterans. baa been declared ill-ac.
ilk-Mayor William L Van Aletyne. of
Troy, haabeenatrlcken with apoplcxy. Hie
pmachinsmnd a delicious aroma per»
vaded the air at the meuenteredthe
hall. 'l'lrencametheouelaughtonthe
eatablea. Provieionahadbeeauradeto
feedleenJaditiaeetimuwd that
Idonotmakeaoeevereedrainupon your
but that they leave you enough 1: ‘
WWW? oople'.’ balanoewewouldreepeotfrlllycall youraltenv
wovideeyouwith tionto ‘
Procrastinatioa' III the thief of time. but it’ -,
; your own fault if it robe yoaof this opportunity... .
.mwm “nu——
During Next week
WE SHALL [GIVE A FEW
llll Paar. Ill amem'llm m.
a Arophene will poaltively deatroylall neared!
HARTFORD, Nov. a—WM atate- glow and canoe mm 1. “n
menta W the New York and New lnhaflngchlo‘r’lrfometherm. r33?
Englandlillraidweremadobeforc Judge __._....._._. need «an anyope, evenméthoae
Prentice in .the anperlor court, electing whrtherm “Mold.“I ornervoaa
the road'aclalm Io register lemon» ol the , anemia" Dr Dormer la theonl
llfeiadeapalredof
A. C Wraago,who waa formerlyedttor
of the revolutionary newapaper Labriea, of
Antonio, Mex" he been sentenced todeath
ehot.
wee the Republican parade liltnight.
tumour-rhodium borough
,Awwo throuned with people and cheer
attacheerwaagiven aathe varione or-
garriaationawentby. Thediaplayoffire
workaatmauypoinb along the line of
Drowned In. of random) honda. The . . . 'Mhiatllerlghttonae
“m h w W“ m m “cm km“ W 500 J apaneee 'l eapota, not the ornamental land, but good solid Count!
gooomo boada for registration. The bear lasting quality, at 140 each-
lag loan a motion to compel the mod to
produce lta booke in court.
Janina ii. Webb. of New Haven, of wide band items all colore- choice for 02.59 act worth .50. “,3
counsel for plaintilla, Mcaere. Nathan F. pa , ’ - , .3 ' Ova? 13:13:: Ate-mgmg.’ 06h!-
comma. ”a mm“; Ix Known”, or Just for fun, 3,000 boxes good wood Toothplcke at 2c per box.
Boston, teatitled that he passed th greater . , ——_._._.__.____-——-_..—-——.__==I=,!
pm“, a" ”h in “king,“ dzpmim When you are makrng Comfortablee be sure and examine Tauwasmngmn Sl. "19
appendix. A hard eubataucr, about the
aiaeofaemall bean, which probablybad
been iatlre little eackfor moutha,wae
alaofound. ’lhere waauotraoeof any
particle of cheatunt aback. The patient
might have lived. the phyaieiaae my, for
an indefinite time inepiteof thefol'eizn
eubetauce found in the filth rack.
trouble waa probably precipitated by
atomach diaorder after the dinner of pork
and cheatnuta.
Leonard Baker, aged eeventceu, waa
accidentally chat and killed by a com-
panion named Scott while hunting near
Daabury. Baker wae taking agun from
Scott when it w diachargcd and the
lira. Manak, oneof the Pakimea at the
Yakima villageat the Chicago World'a fair,
gave birth to a daughter, who was chris-
tened Columbia Susan.
At Wadsworth, Ala, a train on the bog-
ging railroad jumped the track, knocking
a water tank on a car containing forty lap
borers. Two men were killed and fifteen
could have been fed.
pleaiabed with eandwichea from, a well-
lilledaidetable,andcofleecupe were re»
filled from a aeomingly exhaustio-
eupply. Aftertho feaat came a frolic,
during which wooden platea and land-
wicbee flew thick and fact through the
air. lfany of the tin cupaaud apoone
were borne away all aouvenira of the oc—
The visitors boarded the mid—
night trains for home.
Plateawerere
'-aolufrontoftheltepublicauhead—
quartela on North Kain atrect, where
lockela and other fantaatic cxploaivea
wereeetotf during the entire evening.
lied the wee burned everywhere along
thallneof march, and the decorations
were beyond deacription. So elaborate
. mtheynadeo frequently seen, that
‘ itaoemed aa though nearly everyone had
tried Io outdo hie neighbor in Illumi-
of Secretary Perkins.
Mr. Webb aid be examined fourteen aetr .
of bookaofvarloaa railroad organizations “33- P7109 15° lb- amuse _m
which at one time or another had contrib
The United Staten coast survey eteam- I l 'I E 3 an ion vy |'
Poll. utcd tothe organizational the New Eug- One ht ies. '50 J he“ in H k, blues d a, hen - WALL APE“:
. All tll book he ed k of ' . ' ' I
M e tic: h “I: ”Zen?" 519 weIght, apecral pnce 83.69 each. —— ———'——7
boatGedncyiaon a reef at Perrier
Canoe inland. It in thought that it will be
necceeary to procure pontoone from \ ic-
toria to float her.
A general rain throughout the northweat
All Chi-[ad Coin
baa given the railroad managers encourage ‘0 "cu".
The Beaten: Hartford and line booka
to byDentistry “a nrleea
charm
Allwork guaranteedtnbet their“.
Omceopeufmmdamuntillpn.
50 10-piece Toilet Beta, either in fancy decorations or plain DR F w D ARMER ,
a a a I
our new Batting put up in 4 lb rolls, 1 yd wide, and all ready for
One lot Implant fancy Plaid 25c Dress Goods. To make
“mm, “mg“ data“, up w 40mm” things go our price will be [170 per yard. "Gillies Flamed l0 llfilfil’.
bullet went clear through Bakcr'e head.
The 840,000 Epworth If. E. church,
rating for this occasion.
It was 8:40 when the procession moved
meat in their efforts to value the grain
blockade. They any the rains will make
The Will“ 0f ”5- ll. 3' "9", ’ ”W the mode bad and stop farmers from haul-
tion. In the booka of the Hartford Provi-
arm and mu“ mm, “mm on hone“ IO dozen Ladies’ Wrappers, 69c each. , IllTIBTS' IITEIIILS.
up South lfain street, headed by the
grandmarabal, LieutenantvColoaelJ. C.
witaceaed the parade from Ire. Samuel
Talcott'e borne on Union Park. The
under course of contraction in New
Haven, will be dedicated “99 590°”, borrowed,aggregatingil!l,ml,waachargcd
Chief Walker Poem, of the fore'
Charm for One lot Ladies’ or Gents’ hematitcbed or embroidered Hand- Paints. Oils. Glass,
runhmo! henchm- mule up of stock kcrcbiefa, Only mic, worth 17c. "c'
lath conetrnct' .
school on the hillside was illuminated. e m mum
Among the viailon to witness the par-
ade war a dozen members of the G. 0. P.
Crown, and his aides, Fred H. Quintard,
'l'bomuC. Cavaaagh, Joseph Klinclcltcr,
Joesph A. Carrier,Joha ll. Wade, J. A.
Sunday in February. Theeeating capac-
ity will be about 1,000. Over 815,000
baa already been rained towarda paying
department of the Chicago fair,
informed that W. ii Giles and family were
issued 1 entrant , laced ‘ t —
drowned iaaaquall off thecoaatat Lorna o ore p m [w con
atruction anqrnnt, aggregated tidal) (Kill
The com”, paid "0.000 m a firm ’0‘ One lot Ladiee’ or Genta’ Initial Handkerchief, only 12k. PAINTING, HPEIHM'BIIE “n
brokers boraecuring a loan of crown. “P“ 250 rolls fine quality perforated Toilet Paper, 70 roll, 4 rolls nmflfllflflfi,
lama, in the western Pacific ialanda, Sept.
i2. Mr. Gila; warm xpccial agent for the
World‘s fair rent to Polynesia to bring
certain exhibite.
Arthur Prim Reichcnhcim, awell known
patron of the turf, committed suicide yea-
l’inaeo and Harry Elwood. Under their
direction the parade was much more of
a concern than it otherwiae could have
been, the line being well formed and pre-
auting a aplendid appearance.
club, of Port Cheater.
bars, white neckline, and carried canes.
When some of the tired and hungry
parades dropped out of the proceeeiou
They wore high
W. Richard Norman, treaeurer of the
Connecticut Cycle company, who won
badly injured October 3 by a collieion
then charged the “0.000 to the ametmctlon
account. Iqal expenses wr-n: also placed for 250.
in the same account.
This klmlerconsrrucnoh :Icmuutfootcd Special value in Box Paper: 24 sheets of paper and 24 on. L. H. DCCkel', r
with a dump cart at he won coasting
down a hill at New liaren, in much
on Beat avenue. Selectman Samuel Dae-
kam and T. B. Vanderboef, both good
tcrday at Potsdam by shooting himself.
up about ”Alum. While he l'ImllIl that
Order has been completely restored in
The Bulkelcy Boron Guartb, thirty-
cnly fidflhm had been expended in the V9109“ for 10c, 172d and 150 box- - :9 Washington 8‘” 8" Km“!
fiveatrong, in command ofCaptaia E
W. Fitch followed, the membera looking
like warriora in their ehining helmets
They were greatly admired on every
ide. ’l'beJ. ll. Ferric Escort made a
the city of Santiago del Eaten). The rcbola
have been dlaarrned by the federal troops
The Chicago Athletic club building wan
burned yeeterday. Several persons were
injured in trying to escape.
Alice Eba,wife of a well known com-
conatructioa proper. . .
‘.\lr. Perkiua refused to product-the boob Stamped Linen Bibs only 50 Gaeli-
of the lloatnn,llarlford and Eric in the
presence of the expert accountant.
pparrnt cu-truetion account augmented »
(mun, with diapumi amounts. or my Extra length only llic.
Democrate, brought out refreahmenta to woven in the laat few days and la unlike-
the boye,a kindaeee which they great-
' Samuel B. Crane, proprietor of the
Elliott House at New Haven. had hie
left leg amputated Sunday.
The residence of our next ecuawr, Hon.
John ll. Ferris, on Bayview avenue,
"Iv,“ Stamped Scarfs only 10¢ each. ' Pay the Morlgage
mom Tim road from l’rm‘idcnrn -lu W or On Your Home
handeomo appearance andmarcbed well.
The Iron Worka Band headed the other
South Norwalk compania, which turned
out in good number, and Ityle.
Int/Kill traveler, Tom Eba, of Huntington,
“M by defective simulation 0! the Va,commitu-Il suicide aftereqnarrclwith
blood, had attacked his foot and woe adr
vanciug rapidly up the leg.
was gaily decorated and illuminated,
erbury apparcdtohavecobt ti unflw but if you live or die by taking anendowmaat 1"":
which brought forth iaely clreera from
the construction of thirty Irriicsa more of
Lady Randolph Churchill in reported M‘PW“”5-“"v‘m
pollc Yo mini“ cents aday will in-
aure yyou fill-“Ono Thousand Dollars.
want to protect your family or y
that the coat of the con. oagald Jason the
The railroad aurveyora have found the
One of the moat attractively decorated
atomi ll
road alnco um aggregates . M'
Cflllll. Gillllll [IE "IS. 00.,
DP HARTFORD.
s. s. L’Hommedleu.
Amhlll Wichlnatonflt. MW
anuaic fumiahed by the band was excel-
lent,“ waa deaervedly complimented,
. wae alao that of Dwyer'a Baud, which
hurled the Norwalk companies. The
-Ilineaofthel(eeler Guarde wereae
atraightaeayard click, and they allow-
:odevidenccof careful drilling. The J.
llcldeu flurlbutt Foot Guards, 3 com-
pany of borough colored men, were
mud beside the Shore Line embankment
which eettled into lake Balatoaetall to
be forly'live feet deep. it is believed
that the loads of gravel are at Iaet lind-
iag a solid foundation.
Juliua Gottlieb of Mcriden ha- been
left .l0,000 by the death in Denmark of
his father, a proaperoae florist.
about «cocoon, including the uqllime-nt
account of maroon.
Justice Prentice reserved his Ill-ciainn.
V. c. ‘I'. II. “can lie-elected.
Deana, Nov. 2.—-At the W. C. 'l‘. U.
convention all the old officers were elected
: Mina France: l'Z. Willard. preer
ideal; Mra A. Wmlbridge, recording rice»
retary; Mrs. Caroline B. Bur-ll, compend-
ing secretary: hire. ll. ll. N. Stevens. as
aiatant recording Irecretary; Min Esther
Pugh. treasurer.
houaea on Weat avenue waa that of
Jamea W. Hyatt, United Statue treat
Irrer under Cleveland'e admiaiatration.
The liaeof march woe cruelly long,
and manyof the men dropped out be
fore it waa completed.
Every house on Fairiicld avenue was
illuminated, andeome of them were very
I'l- loaton aml Maine'e Policy.
806105. Nor. l—l’ruru an fllmlliill'ly au-
thoritative mar-cc it is learned that thorn in
no truth whatever in the report» rnmnating
from speculative mums that tho limlnn
"Vtolloor""'iiioilroranlr.
Mr. W Gilbert Nowell. maetcr of
dancing
. , department. takes olcaaure in announcing
and Name railroad I‘IIniI'lnrluiI-o a close 'andh I so 1"
aliiancc moms... mom s... r... 83 Washington Street. 0. "W58?! m «me um vicinity
Mb! . drum corps 0' “1"" 0"“ handsomely decorated with Uhineaelan IANY KILLED. ”“h‘l u" 3“" ‘ """h
that he In rewarelhedallce of his profmloa
land mllronrimilhcr by the knew or by l' Irv Music Hall South Norwalk. on fluidly.
guarantee of the pn'frrnoislnckIlivile-m 0” .ll Th”‘““' wrilbcaa ialty Alltlln
- latest dances will he taught Irving the eeaaon.
and fixed charges or by all rxchrnlzo ill ('ircular giving full ictularaat “reloading
. >, Maine . , roprle or. drug,mael c andhoo etorca. or rent to any
natamality, and looked exceedingly well.
'l'heSlamford companies came next.
' the that one being the J. D. Smith
Pioneeli. The tall, atalwart figures of
the men were set off by ehowy uniforms.
terns, flags and boating.
One of the Kecler Guards was acen to
drop out of line on Eaet avenue. and
after a brief root againat a fence make a
lllt'fl m-iI- up to the llllllli ill Spwm‘iilc.
. 'l'uo went inside and at the point of
their Wine-heaters compelled (.‘aehier Baird
to band over 810,”. Then they haatily
mounted their bones and gxlllopcd out of
’I’m- Itdlabnrgh lapvaaa Craahca latn Ana
other ‘I’ratn at fork-hire.
1892—1129 Falla-
atuck wherein the llmton and
would give one ehnrv of stock for three-
alrarce of New York and New Elnzinml.
addma qun application. For further in-
formation see Ir. Newellatthc haflonlon-
ev ‘ afierOchobertll
The Button and Malaria in no way in ' ' ' ' " ' " ' ’ ’ ' ’ " ' day
live ctfu : «.
trusted in the an called New York and ’ «Ell? Laws}: _. . ,
. . . . ,
. ' 3‘0 Regular Member of the American Society up
trona have ever been onion-Ii Into or mu “m, of Dancing, 3;", York city a,
' ' . 'l'lio llmlnrr and . I W
Maine done not propon- to enter lulu any . 1.0 JENNIIGS' ,
cnlangiiag alliances. What at her I-orpnm- S ' _
lines may want with the New England 60 I a 88
. r... 1...... D lapel Hamegtrloinirnmelmt
Mk II
burgh exprcav on the Northeastern
railroad early thie morning alruck a
gooda train at Yorkshire. One report
«aye eight were killed, another report
aaya twenty and many injured.
break for the armory, where be war:
aflerwarde “filled up.” Cold day when
"Daley" gete left.
A conservative estimate places the
number of men in line at 700. An
actual count when the parade peeved the
Norwnlk Methodiat church. gave 550
men in line, exclusive of musicians.
Harry Been, of [Awia atreet, wore a
uniform need in the Garfield campaign
The a.» N Ik Drum Corps looked Wn- “6 "W“ uni a row are in our
OI'IH
well in their new uniforms. ’l'be Vail
Guards in red, white and blue suite, re-
ceived many compliments, and the Dr.
Howell liar'lnea, compared entirely of
little fellowa, marched like eoldiera and
received much applauae.
—-—-———-————-——- how farmland railroad deal
‘l‘wn Ila-drool Ila-link Polar-wed.
PIIIhurIIIII'Iw, 0.. Nov. a—Two llun- be VII-h this "Id in Viv“
dred Dunkarde who wereholdlngameeting
here were rendered dangerously ill by can
log aoup into which crotou oil had been
teloudy poured. The meeting was dis-
llllllllllllllllllll properly done not concern it
CONDUCTol (“1350' ”BAIL and Maine road ailIIply wants all the pay»
lug buaineee it can Kt‘.‘
Euler Ian-ca a name.
New Your, Nor. 1—After a hard strug-
gle, laetlng alxty-aeven movea. It}. Linker,
Ila l’aaaea Away at No Ila-e an Clay
[tract After a Short Illa...
William Curnow died at his home. 26
Bridgeport were preaent. The first in
[ion waatbc larigold Zouivflr i corn—
———-IN————-
lllll PAPER All)“ “Mills '*
leanao, N0l’.;.~Tl)t* state rristcriila cloaks, Brass BOOds andl w00|ens “Signple booki of full llne latent m. l.
payofhoyawhoaecoatumeaandmarch
lag were very atriking. The Far-let
Pa'covt worn a Continental coetume of
the great cheer expert, had to reaign a
game to Dr. Gnatav Simon-m. llaaker
haa won sixteen gamer, loot two and drawn
Clay street, tilla morning. after an illne-
of only two weeka. blr. Curaow waa
lilty-eeren yearn old laat Mondiy. He
_‘ mac lathe trial of Private lamn’ alleged
While the parade wae coming down aeaailarlte, and rx-Scuator llnbllllllt,llllnr
Main atreet, uptown. a colored man waa
Borden and Gilt
liaise-for “inspection. notice In nodal.
null lattmatea cheerfully clean
:fififl’dfiufiimucous: We carry the largest mull! W
stall , recitel tlwntoryo lama’pnll we gi'a You "In BBSl values E. I e I
knwkeddowabyahoreeoarand bad a
lie ‘wae carriedto the aidewalk
and a phyaician admmoned. After a
few minutea he was abletogetupaad
bluecllata trimmed with yellow, white
panraaudgun torchee. The Park City
Drum corpa furniehed excellent macro
for them The appearance of the W
waehorniu England, but came to thia
country when he was quite young.
had melded in South Norwalk many
yearn. About thirty yearn ago he enter-
Iwn W In Lynch-II.
Lenarloxya" Nov. a—Two young m
named Lucaa and liurgeea.
the murder of Oak Sutherland, were taken
iehrneut substantially an it was told in thr-
new-papers it the tilur. ( olonel llawkine'
81103 0' TH! l’lACII Nmml‘i'
I
ll Waahlngton atreet. Barth Milk.“
0‘ mm...“ m. or" mom, I... We alellle lpmlollflemolesllhwinglllcllile,‘ “9.50! ”“1 dww .......... ..
Colonel Streator’a. ln witneha' opinion flu:
mode of punishment was proper and in no
cord-ace with United Staten army cuatonl.
from the jail by a mob of marked men,
hanged to a tree and riddled with bullrta
”lobed Illa lllatwr.
New Yonlt, Nov. 2.-Charlee W. Even
non, brothcrof Patelle Clayton, the actrrea,
waa sentenced to the Elmira reform-wry.
Brenton atolehla airler’n hank book, forged
her name and draw out all her money.
lactic], Jr.,Guarde,w- WWW”-
They were high halo of the "grand-
Watyle, anddruau'rta.
'l‘helaplellrum Corp-.of BtratforIl.
farnhlredmnaicfortheJudeon Guards,
ofthenmeplace,who were blue enita
ed the employ of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad company,
with whom he remained up to the time
of on illnem. He waa for reveral yearn
bagpgcm-teron the through Berton
erprrea. but about fifteen yearn ago he
waamadeaeondnotor. Bewaa one of
the oldest railroad men on the road, waa
well known and had many frienda who
will regret to learn of bio death. lie
leavea a widow and two acne—John W.
Cumow, of the bmgb, and Auguatua
Commenter! llaven,au engineer on
tlIe'Glurolldated railroad: alao an adopt.
ed daughter, lil- Jnlia Iailett.
Joaeph Candeld, a young roan who
went to South Norwalk to participate in
the parade laet night. that with an accl-
deat in boarding the train at the depot.
Be allowed it loatart and did not calcu
late ita epced. Aaa molt he get mixed
up and bio head atruck the iron railing.
Friends grabbed him before he could fall
under the whole. lie anon recovered
and ten minute-later waaall rrght again.
——Bridgeport Union.
Another Blew-er Reported hat.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-lleporta have l’l‘ltlfllt'fl
Chicago that a large while atmuurr Will
wrecked off Mention island.
lleved that the velar-l in the W. ll iiilchrr,
the elater boat of the Wratorrr llcaorvo.
which waa loot eevrral Weeks ago.
par-ed the atraita the afternoon of the big
atormouthe lake, bouml for Milwaukee.
She baa not been reported tho-re by the
It is now in
Another W looked verv .
dub M ' allot Illa Path-r ‘l'hmgl Ili- Ileavt 3"”
illonnulnne. N. J , Nor.
Van Aradale and bio Iron went gunning,
and the can accidentally diet-burger! hie
place, the load panning through the father’a
heart, killing him lnetantly.
A came for ya- nee-'- ure.
Cowaeur, 0., Nov. a—Jl'lre anprerne
granted leave to Prank Van lmn’a
attorney-toappealkte era- to than court
and indefinitely napeuded the execution
of the death aonteuoe.
Pound laaeaalhle and Dying.
Baaarooa, Nov. 2.-.lohn (loan, axed
twenty-Ma book canraaaer. war found
in a bara near the Adirondack railroad
uneauwlaua from what will probably prove
fatal inj'ieatohiahead, apparently canard
by blown with a piece of iron.
.' ’l N Wu-www
r A Ila-dream Drowned.
mm Nov. u—A dispatch to the
egram cmnpany from Cagllerl.
latheialaad of Sardinia, uatea that the
ilooda on'tbe inland have destroyed W
houeuataana Parade. and that about too
penonawere drowned.
IA!“ lll'loYlI revs I’LL! l ED.
own-I her-ea, while the Rewar-
tnanaltwybroughtnplntharear with
“mortar. pulled by twenty aturdy
no Ievwalk Drivingfilah and What it ‘ law lat ' .
Anothernewhatfaotoryieaoonto be
bulltin.ilaabury.for ‘1'. It. mace.
ermilar totlIem joltooulpletod for
IarrlitkCo. ltiatoba located below
thrfaetoryof John W. Green a Ca,
and will oompriw two eeparate build-
lnp. threeatorieahlghflsxfl feet each.
Iidway hetweeuthetwo-buildinga will
hetheboilerandenglneroom. By thin
arrangementthebuildlan will be light
edoaallfouraidea The whole factory"
Theheadquartereoftllel‘orwalkl’ark
Motown-rmmdy.
Theyaralocatediu the
theneweaaiuo. andare fitted up in a
oumfortableandhandeome manner. In
the baaemeut of the building la the
howlingalleyaoom for gymnadum ex-
erohemndplaceaforcloeete aadloehera,
aoontobebullt. 0n the firat iloorthe
billiardroomwlllbe located. Workon
the half-mile track will econ. be m
~ A Illltuy'mattel AW
' wimm. Rona-4hr war depart
ment turned over to the interior depart-
ment thamllltary reaervatlon at 8t. Marta.
Fla. it to no longer required for military
noel la Chicago'i wllae.
Calcaoo,Nov. 1-4 W. lllghleyman. a
young civil engineer of Evergreen Park,
waalaet neon on'l'ueedayweek, when he
Ital of Dodging the Police.
Honor. Nov. t-l’red ll tipach. who
rm away Iaat June after embeazllng (6.500.
o. P". MORRELL.‘
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We are determined on {building 11
our Cloak Department, and if qualitit: llll. 3' I. sewn“!
and low figures will do it, it will be VETEIIIIIV tllltill.
done. We have made the following
inducements for this week:
Our 3 9.00garment will be cold for. 5.50
‘ II II II n ’ .‘ milk
10.50 2.59
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u 15“; it to to lo.“
flll'l'll "I'll! “VIII. 3" .
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Thin in but a few of the many Spoc— FI-v-fl move-blew
ialtiee in this department. , my“? dih- m I
' . lee. aal Ira-
thefundanfthelldlaoulllectrlelllomlnab l V l ”fir-m- ‘ J. Dr‘JENNlNGB.‘
. etartedto the rte In:
willballttedupwlthmaohlneryoftlwm/ m w on "y
lag company. mmndered to the police. lla
,uponthecoarpletiouofwhleh ratdhewaatlredofdodgingthewflw-
athlldofi mile bicycle track willbe
hldoutnlao lawn teania eourtr, foot»
ballaudbamhall grenade. it hlropall
leecmdidatellall the athletic clahefa
mm‘hmm ”"Weatlonofaeandidateforrepuwutaltve
aadjuelieeaofthepeaorwaaheldla
a leak lllraatar'a aarelae.
Comamaorba. Nov. a—Jl. Doreen.
director of the Ottoman hmkhere,eem-
mlttedculcidelrydrownlaghlmell attire
Deep-ate lag-re. ‘
Paovlnalrcl, ltor. a—Ji'hle town indoor! Done-tie liar-embod- »
amomucuwmmem DRESS GOODS.
reflraerl III-Ir Wmlfu eoln I'm :3.” We havqanendleea variety of new Womb just m
knockedirwaeathekighwayand room
“twelve 'eava tar m Harden. .
Panorama. Nov. a—Jbr the murder
Fatwaweeney
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hpwlllbeereetedeoaetogtvetheala
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Candeld inatan I killed rai
emu Illa hid flit-ind“: nela, Flannel Blankete, Comfortablea, etc, etc.
ltIIrten. :‘uarterof aeraturyaad waa eightyyeare
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:Flannele "and Flannel Blanketg; Wkg
. Donotforgetuaii'in wantof Gent’e, Ladiea’or Children’eEI
Hosiery, Underwear, Glover, eta,aeooratoekandprleupeaa.
comm
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pietellnaofOilGlothpatterullnallalaea.
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