closeoutsthslfcost.
, You can save money and secure genuinehargsinsat the
mama. We have also some broken lots which we will
id and family Boot and Shoe Store.
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‘ 70 NOrth Main. St.
clown
mmcumsuors MEET
Important Convention of Catli-
olics at New York.
m BOEOOL QUESTION'UP AGAIN.
m...—
llenditlols Upo- Which lit-ta Aid Hay
ls Accepted—The Cases of the Two
Mound Secret Societies to Its Cou-
ailmtl by the Distingul:...cd Prelatea.
,. XIV YORK, Nov. 16.~The convention of
RomanCatholic archbishops began at. the
laid-rm oi Archbishop Corrigan.
Cardinal Gibbons will preside at the con—
ference and Archbishop Corrigan will act
as secretary. The most important topic to
he considered by the conference will be
thatof the parochial schools. As the out-
comsof the conference these results may
be obtained:
First—Autonomy of the denominational
schools—4h” is. the establishment of- the
right to choose their own teachers, but
‘ ally among those who have qualified be.
fore a state or mixed board.
Second—The opening of the doors of the
schoolroolu to ecclesiastical and secular iu-
,spectors.
Third—Mblishiug the right of municb
pal oflicers to examine the schools in secu-
lar branches. .
Fourth—The support a: the schools by
the civil power and the payment of ti..:
leachersby it, or at least contribution for
the purpm of on amount corresponding to
theschooltax paid by the parents of the
pupils
Only on these conditions, it is expected,
will the majority of the nrchbishops enter-
tain a proposition to accept stat.» niol.
They will simply ask so murh pvr m ‘lin
allowance for the children in the stair. uh“
slated schools, and in return will noun-d.-
the right of the state to examine the pupil-4
and teachers in secular branches. and will
pay for instruction given in purely secular
directions
The subject of the two condemnul Si't'l'ri
Notice, the Sons of Temperance and (hid
Fellows, will also be discussed.
THE mmcsmon PROBLEM.
Ilr. Powderly “’ants the Baton fin-w?
Ten Years.
ST. LOUIS, NOV. Ids—Tile report of l'
credentials committee of the K. of l. .
vention seated all the delt'flnh-n {2‘
except Mrs. Lane, of Philmlnlphi».
was refused aseat on a urchuimlny
Quiteahreeze was stirred no I '
the members when it was lllrf‘w.
Ibehallthey were meeting in be .
August Delehar.a man who in”: l...
theknigbts for years. P‘ulllt'lyi m- . . .
satesilatly refused to sit in the hall. ..:.. -
lmlvilulnittee was sent out to find no.» _
l.
In an interview Mr. Pdwllcrly 5.
“There ought to be some legislation ll;-w
the restriction of immigration. “3- .;. -
being overrun by a very undesirable r2
of Europeans, and the sooner lulliat'l'lh.
lulu! immigration is stopped the better fill
the laboring classesoi this country.
“Senator Chandler's propose-d bill will
require all persons desiring to mow from
Europe to this country to Illllkt' :ipxlll-n‘l-
tion too United States consul thrm- moon. -
In advance, but I think it is boiler to chm-
the gates completely for ten yearn."
Mr. Powdeviy was asked if there was any
truth in the statement that he Wulil‘l n
fuse to serve again asueneml lmhtu‘ nor l.‘
man of the Knights of Labor. llv rrpln il.
“l resign Muse my prmcnt tn-rm m up
and I cannot refuse to serve because 1 ll.“ 1‘
not. been reelected."
The Farmers at Memphis.
Hum”, NOV. iii. ——ln his whites» to lllv'
Mortal Farmenl' Alliance mum-Ill inn
President loucks stated that the postal. at
harvest of 189.! had been sturcmalulmml
now the work of sowing for a “router lutr
not in lull would begin. lion. .\. L. Sum,
on behalf of Governor John P. llm~l.-~ u,
welcomed the delegates in the risur.
FIN]?! Dean, of New York, n-ntmmlnl. lli'
flit! that the Alliance more than any other
body was wiping out the Mason and lllmu
line.
Women fluffy-glue ’I'alit.
BI’RACUEI, N. Y., NOV. Ill—The Writln :
house was packed at tlu- M'v‘ntlll
evening’s session of the New York slaw
woman nflrsgeeonventlnn. Ilishup liant-
W dell'fltd I prayer. Mill ulna-cilia
were made by Mary Seymour llomll. llw.
Anna Shaw and other».
love hall»: at New "ans.
1‘" llama. Nov. litmThe svnnllpox
mat the New listen mistultommm.
Dr. Henry Fla“ has the dim, and “tire!
pails-harem under close scrutiny. A
police cmdon has been established around
thegronmla
ll. Panama causal Mortal.
l’alla, Nov. law!“ a desperate rmm,
to-ve ltsoflicial ills. the French about
has doubled to prosecute the «limbo-"l
the Panama Canal clung-soy for gigantic
franda in the conduct at that rutrrpriae.
Jah- Ilosy's Parietal.
HIV Y'all, Nor. ldw’l’he funeral of the
lateJoltn Huey will be held at St. 110'»
comb, Twenty-eighth simt, imam:
mutant! Madison ate-anemia: Than-day
main at 10 o’clock.
lemll. ”mm a eels Assets.
mm, Roy. tel-4 meeting of the rush
”I 0' Darrell, limghtoo & (In. boot and
mum," held here. The
swims llshiliiies are 3mm and a.
mantra
.a M state in...
Manama, Nov. lawn» dry om;
llmislaad nary yard was mluml
YELEe'iRm-uc snevtrlsa
Jim Well. the Australian bookmaker, is
mining at Chicago. it is believed he has
been murdered. a
Oscar Nee , one of the convicted Chicago
agar-oblate, will he pardoned Thanksgiving
y.
Thomas Dawson, who held the horse that
Booth rode during his night after he had
mpresldent Lincoln, died at New 0r-
The marriage oi Agnes Huntington, the
actress, to Paul D. Cravuth, the well huown
young Ohio Inner, took place at New
York.
Washington advices suite that at the
opening of the Fifty—third congress if
Speaker Crisp be reelected he will displace
Representatives Holman and Springer,
chairmen respectively oi the appropriations
and ways and means committees.
Affairs in Samoa are sothreotcningas
tocallfor the presence of a man-of-war,
and the cruiser Alliance has been ordered
there.
it is sold at Orange, Mom..that the cause
oi the suicide of Rev; G. E. Harris, of the
Universalist church, was the remlt oi an
unsuccessful love afiair.
Dr. Enoch Fltllinn, 100 years ofage. is
dead at liridgcton, N. J.
Harry Cook, alias Sir Edwin Cooke, one
oi the most. notorious and successful Eng-
lish swindlers, was sentenwl at New York
to two years and four months' imprison-
ment in the penitentiary.
The books of the Lombard investment
company show that W. ll. Russell, the lo-
cal treasurer, stole over $00,000 oi the
funds.
Mrs. E. l. Ferris, her daughter May and
Mrs. Lizzie June were arrested in Elmira,
N. Y., for infanticllle. ,
Diflcrences betnwu the telegraph opera»
tors'oi the New York, Pennsylvania and
Ohio mad and the company have been bet-
tled. ,
William Burnett (coloredl, in prison at
Oxford, .\'. ('., for assaulting agiri, was
taken from jail and lynched.
Miss Jennie anlinm «I, oi ltlmra, whilu-
asleep in a [‘(chll of llu- Boston, Ri"~t'lt'
Beach and Lynn railroad, was robbed ml
((500 in mom-y and $5!) in jowdry.
“'oultln't (live I'p MUarrs.
NEW Yons,Nov. iii—The New York "or-
old publishes the following (Jililt‘grzlln l' rom
Canals, Venezuela:
)liisrcs, a criminal under the comnmu law.
was on board the steamer Philadelphia. The
captain refused to gil. him up. The American
consul said the steamer was an auxiliary tonal
of the navy. it was impossible for an armed
force to heard her. because they had taken
away the ladder leading up the auto of the r. s.-
sel. She left without her papers. ‘i'ho govern-
ment is about to apply the law relating to mn-
aixnoea in such cases.
Juan Ptrrlu, Mlnhter of finance.
Ila—Governor )iijares wnsarefugce aboard
the Philadelphia.
A Ill; Safe Combine.
NEW YORK, Nov. lti.~’l'llc behold—Mos-
ler-Damon Safe company, a consolidation
oi eleven principal companies and firms
which umnufacturv: fire and burglar proof
vaults and safes, hm lh‘l‘lt inmrpnrntmi in
New .lrrz-u-y with a capital of fiJliLWL
The nllilwrs are; M. .\Iu,~lvr. prminlcnt; W.
W. i‘lnrl. and Thomas llnrnrs. vice presi
dents; llrnnnn L'rbnu. ~t-cn'lnr)‘;(§rurge l.
Danton, trewmrrr. Persona in annual of
the llerring-lloll—Mnn'iu couumny are also
identified with the rn-w connvmtion.
New Jersey 0dr] Fellows Meet.
'l'nlzxros, Nov. low.“ the liflirlh nu-
nllnl m-mion of the grand enuunpmrnt l.
O. U. l". of New Jersey the following ofll
cm Wen- elected: (irnml pnlrinrch, Evans
Dalryrnple, of Clinton; grand high priest,
W. ll. Biddle, of Atlantic i'ity; senior
grand wnnlrn. Jami-H McMahon. of lrvinw
ton; junior umnll warden. Alla-rt Muml.
of iicnnun Valli-y; grand nt'rillr, Imuia
Parker. of Trenton.
Our Educational Exhibit in l'erll.
\b'.\>lll.\'t;l‘us, Nov. l'l.-~'l'hrrr in danger
that the ulncationai exhibit of the l'mml
titan-s at the Chicago World‘s fair will not
llt'tllsplfly'i‘tl tolhe lest lili‘llltlhflt', onion
to «illicit-liens between tln-nluml ionul max.
litters and the fair rlirvrtors, anal tlu-rnr
tnilrm-nt of allure plated at thr illnlnwll oi
the former.
To Art as Cleveland's EIC'IDI’C.
lln'unoxo. Nov. “in i'oluzlrl W. l".
Wicklmm, commanding the rmalry rmu
nu-nl, Virginia volunteers. intrude to tulle
the regiment to attend the inauguration m
l'rrsidrnlelect ('lm-land and art so spednl
escort of honor to the president.
15ml 3r!" for the Miners.
Atmormout. N. M, Nov, lo. The so
promo court of the failed blazes has nlx
firmed the tit-vision against the thin Pedro
and (Sutton Del Anus grunt can. throwing
the important minim; district ltpt'n to min-
Jmmm Clrr. not. to. Nollie Barker.
the fourimmyoarvold girl of It tier
mania avenue who tried to lllll herself, will
live. ”he says false start.» about her char-
acter prompted her rmh not.
"their Wages fur-teased.
Prmvlnfirn. Nov. to ‘l‘lm imawlnl
etmulony and the firm of ii. if. s: it. Knight
hatr- notlflatl their i mployecs of an iucrtn»
in wages, to go into c-floct Dec .1. Both on
mum manufacturers.
Home and Wife ”all tread.
Seams, N. J.,2\'ov. ldeaniver 8pm
and has ll. ripen, hmhaml and wife. in
in“ at m filial-stir street. (lunar, died
within four hmrsoi each other and will be
buried together.
0st.- W-Its to Fight.
New You. Nov. 14$me Y. (Jamil
has made a mono
challenge for Johnnie Grills to tight any
featherweight in thewerld, George Dixon
preferred.
I
POETO su. madman.
con-otte- t- cllleau Am the 3..
navel contemporarie- d Inlays-a.
The poets and suthorsof Chic an in
a state of violent emanation. t ssvms
that when the news of Teeny-en's death
reached this city a reporter for The Times
was sent out to interview the local poets
and authors to ascertain if possible whetlr
or the litter-steers of Chicago regretted the
demise of the poet laureate. The reporter
interviewed Miss Monroe. the of
the World’s fair; Uncle Joe Kirkland,
suthoroi "Zury" and other novels, and
Dr. Francis 1". Browne, editor of The
Dial. These three and none other did the
reporter interview. and the consequence is
that the ninety and nine llttersteurs who
were not interviewed are madder than wet
hennand there is no telling when their
fury will end. it is not enough, they say,
that Miss Monroe and Uncle Joe Kirkland
and Dr. Browne should have expressed
regret at Lord Tennyson'sdenth; whom
atituted these three a trilmrml-nay, the
tribunal—40 peas, in behalf of Chlcago,
upon Lord Tennysoo's merits! At least a
fair proportion of the whole number of
literary producers should have been con
suited; as it Wm, only three out of the
whole number were seen. and of these
three only one was a member of the Chi
cage Literary club. We'll leave it to Ly
man J. Gage if this was fair; or to Frank-
lin Macl'eagh, or 1.0.]. S. N}:
non. author
of “A Cursory History of the Devil."
The authors and were bad a mass meet
ing on the lakefront. Stanley Waterloo,
suthorof "A Man and a Woman," pre-
sided, and Mr. F. J. Schulle. the moment
publisher, was secretary. Inflammatory
speeches were made by Ernest, McGaficy,
author oi "With Rod and Hum" John
McGovern, author of "The 'l'oilor's Dirt
dem;" (lpio Head, author of "A Ken
tacky Colonelz" George P. Upton, amber
oi "The Standard Cantatas,” George Flor
ion, author of "Songs of the Lowly," and
nmny others. The following were up
pointed a committee to Wait. upon Mr.
Carter ll. Harrison and [0 Mk him toshow
cause. if any, why, after the ant-oat given
by his newspaper to the literary irolmtry
of this center. he should not. be defeated
for mayor next spring:
l-Idwunl Frcibcrgcr, author of "Wayside
Panniers.”
l". M. Morris, author of "A Guide to
Chicago."
iinlsum Butts, member of the Chicago
Literary club.
ilerbcrt S. Stone, author of "The Fire
Cent l'lxmeitlon Guide."
Rosalie! Funk, the sweet singer of (lime
island.
lliram Pickles. member of the Chicago
Literary club.
Ajax Smith. authorof “llovnevic study
Along the Calumet."
Beeswax Gumm, membevof the Chicago
Literary club.
Bophronia Chew, the uncrowned Soppho
of the West Side.
A. Belvidere ’l‘ibhs. president of the
Amalgamated Orderof South tilde lipo-
Poets and Packers.
Boswell Thompson, member of the Chi
cage Literary club.
We have it upon the authority of sow-ml
oi those gifted people that. if the rommilrro
everdnrs make a report it will henmrkrr
~Chlengo Newsvkrrurd.
Monster Yvebistnria Tides.
At pmwnt the moon is 240.400 mile:
away from our globe: but il‘lrrr was a time
when it was only ouemixth part- of that
tilt-lance awny,or, any almut tullmmilu
away. That time must of s nowwiry have
correspondml to some great lerrml riJl gm
logical t‘pr'll'. probably it was at tho now
when the ammo lived.
Al. the present time the average bright
of the tides the world oVrr is only about
three feet; in the faraway timeullmlrd to
(when the numu was only WWII rmlos
away) they Wl‘i'e 216 lime-24 m huh no or
prompt. or (its feet in height. .‘inrh 4» “vii"
as that would wash St. fouls off the fan
of the earth, throw a flood. of sea Wltlrr
sixtyone iri‘l. hlgilon thoffbimgo warn-r
works tum-r and drown nutnlrmmt every
pinceof importance lathe l'nlml 3mm.
Three—quarter tide would leave but a few
of thi’tllllrnt chimneys and wires in Pil
Lama above water, lltul It full loin erlllrl
run well up into the pillel'lcn of ('anmm
But this would only last for a few hours at
a time; in less than five hours the whole of
this vast flood would haw retreated,
Not only would it leave Missouri and all
of the rrainlmlrv of the Unit-wt Kmtm hlyfli
and dry, but would probably drain the
iiulfoi ”calm and leave It gravel and
shellpovrd path from the mmrthof the
Mississippi toiiuhu and Jamnlca. A few
"dry” hours would pass and then the
whole land would again he inundated.
only to sum be abandoned.
These mighty tides are the gifts whit-it
modern sou-moneys have made to rin-
wovilioa machinery of the Mist, Who
can doubt that they constituted a lentil:-
power while aiding la the oasis of strand
mirror-Ba. Leah flepwbile.
“unhear- Low-tow.
Pall Mail. the ”sweet, shluly able" of
which was the favorite haunt of the new
and doodles of the regency, was familiar
to Thackeray. who began and finished
"no Luck of Bam‘hymioa" while-my
iauis tit. Jame-street. So we mom
lal district could have been Mad fee the
worldly minded old alujuw,wim lovnl‘ to
statloa himself in the great wiwiow of
Bays' club—the how window of White's-v
with half a scan of old hoe-Is similarly
mating thesaurus-mold foul»- who. Mm
austerity new, sound he set up to
wsxat lilac. Tenant's is a chambered
beams by themselves. The ham-moat side
of club life in admirably ”trays-lbw:
"Boot MM"
A member of the AW Mikke-
fims. Thackeray was particularly partial
tottesuokiagmat tsunami: «he:
i Wm
soils sums»:- it om
,.th Millennium plane in the
werH.”-—(:Wleavsaa
meaty“ ls itswsvilwblvssia
s-sastsehstltisths air is Ir. rapt-s
am We 1|-
Bomethinuaewtoshow‘yousverydsycnd
f ALWAYS BARGAINS. I
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morasos‘or,"lr , ~
unv somerset ,.
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Bargain H puses,
lfllTll [III III, III "Iii".
1am day
is was; and Maine.
3: Isla- Araehae's s beastlful splatter
on,” yoshmlmwntsws insanity
ass
l'lso'v'sflyos would om imam”
laden Machine
All day at her Icons
in sweet them Home
[its watching and weaving.
liar wort mu leaving.
Araesse'sa beautiful weaver.
totes." you asewwhatamldeaim
fieissnd will hayosmloi never believe”.
liadsra Matisse
no " "" W...
s vssgm main
Hudson niacin;
Willi even as and singing.
and um». Annelise, to all who ‘0 faring.
ls boasting her pavlm and table suspense;
”Moshe“ muvsnpsmforhlsdsriuf
-Zii¢lla (Josh. in Wide Awake.
A Terrifying Esperiomee.
I will remember as long as llivethat
when I was serving as an apprentice i was
called t: lojoins partyof watchers in a
room w the lady of a stout old WW
loan lay renting on newline bond toswait
the preparation of a mini sized romp.
ltwas my duty to mommym of the
yawn; ladies present, who carried the
light into the room when the body lay,
and manually moisten a cloth with sati~
septic fluid that was spread over the face
of the dad. it was a Man cold night
and the wind was howling mnmfully
without and creating dim and shaking
windows. As we passed in before the
body and l raised the muting from the
man's face my «capsular anti/igu—
tally bugged the board. and lmmntly folv
lowing the motions low “clitoral mind
ended from the small 1.! rim dud
ly which nearly parslypv-i as with
fright.
My companion sin-.rfml. i irrmgisnl I
saw the lips more “fill the or: this goiter;
the cold sweat «mm! from my forehead in
huge hmllilte drove. All the Wflficlwfl
came in and an irwestswtluu Umfilfl. if.
was only the esitof Mao sir inthe half
that was started by the thallium of the
body on the board, but it wm ii “15le
ordeal to me. I can Mann: ’fl'i-x’k'kKYltW
in Philadelphia Press.
The Dissertation of Menu.
The essentials of a time it?" the. upper,
the sole, the «sister or ball stiffening and
the heel. These parts are again subdivided
infothe "vamp" Manning the froat 0f
tar foot; them audihetmilm
for encircling the settle». the larvae piece,
etc. The work «(the Wiser into prv
mauleimeihue various We of the
em and the linings wetlanJolain;
i into the denim! shape, to fasten
them tom sole which has Im 3mm
ly cot. to attach the heel are! then to give
the "rims parts the dniml finish and
style. These pvmssrs iaoimu “sellout
alone; which machinery had to la applied.
All the operations have been i: ,lrits taint
to the minutes: detail, and in the perform
once of all of them mmlnm. {note or 1: a
satisfmmry in their working. liflfizlnrfl
devised. The port-z of the app» .w are my
sewed together by marble-«y. and the; urn
”mammal or strewn] to the mlv try
mummy. [MM of the lawn» ml
the banner for couriers-ting the leather are
new swiftly revolving voile“, and invite»!
of the patterns for cutting out the min
audios ov soieshspsd knives m in my
chlaes.-~fkorge.t. litrh in l’wularitrrtrxe
Monthly. .
1- have“ [OM Quoting,
At the booth grim diamond mirth;
system employ for the prwsol. m r
theftis highly cum. ’fiw works":
are hired in" certain turn. during which
they arch-M wines note-gamed at
their labor». is scammed Every night
each mi- ohli‘ed todirm humor“ of
every stitch «mum which is (awfully
searched Macho you it on again the
seat We“ homely.» a that”:
to emu himself with. i‘mloss to on
Mat the eloasmi their "flingibl
learn-um talented to» physical «sass
notion of melt as Emulsions aleMflpIiM't
that novella man would radon: it.
The iswsvukthe psabhsmuof die
near! mailman sevm asfm WM.
mm. the lie Item company irritants
vapo- Iestrmlfi permuted its ootpm by
, and dealers is stoke sparkle-ado
alarms helm limb the Math-aria;
Mast—latent“ is In: York fins.
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The m were very start obiiotni
”massed: at rm 1» mt
audwsepovhaada good quantifiable
east, model is s ”unreal: pom.
sans-ta, winter may. and W
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links. in an,
llaebsforebsyisz
fifwt’o‘kflsm Amt. “All
the Boundaries.
A aegvoeame heiress justicsoi thspeace
and signed a pledge, promising to give up
the use of all intoxicating liquors. Ten
days altmvard the judge met him and,
[restate his mmlisllmnt, found him s
W’ .al undev the influence of liquor.
”Why. Fusions." cried the judge, "God
“more! howistmsnnd sfteryoursolemn
stidsvit tow You have broken yonraatb,
Erasmus."
”Not at oil. ledge-not at all, sir!" cried
Erasmus with slscrity. "De stlldavy
stands as when inst mum and subscribed
to; but hein'. as you know, jevlze, a man of
Websteriso «location, i have added a few
trifling rulicils tulle original doclterment."
“Crslicils. Erasmus—what do you mean
by caliciis?"
"Wellchuo, I'll explain; 1'“ give them
urllciis to you in the regular order. l've
got the doeltrrment right here, and I’ve
never let it go out of my hands since i got
it;" and Erasmus drew from over his heart
the resellers paper. With a grand lion visit
be mad: "'leicil dc Fast-Dis colleil is
to certify dot the meanin and intent of the
above inntnment is hereby so Inoderiicd
an art maidens to allow the other". do.- irlflln
il'ululuence of mu.- wcktali beio’ he go to
breakfas'.’
"Well, juice," said Erasmus, lifting his
eyes from the paper. "that radicil armor
rial to the rngnlrement of do sulacrlher
for slumt fof clays; den we had." casting his
em upon the mm, " ‘Cadieil de Sec'un
—lle above afiidavy an cmiitil is hereby
afllrm so am to remain in foil fo'ce an rt»
fec’. 'eeptin sieh sections. claws no parts of
elawm a» would conflie' wid de allowance
to do album of a appetizer before each
”and. beta I’m: drinks per dicta, be .de
Mum more or less.’ "
“are Illusion» again lifted hi . rym from
the chroma-ht, anal uplaitlmi as follow»:
”0n dis las' mlicil If» sulmcrllmr fills“!!!
in tol'ahle rmufort about '0' tan' (lays,
Itiwu it not bola found to rise rode hight
of all demands i foltoldrgul, judge, modal,
’ffwlllril lie ’l'illhl» All file above original
Ills'iwrmrnt and rubella are hereby pro-
claimed to be of full in'm: on edc-c', per
71M llli. N! pm; hi llnn' (‘tillirttllfl in: m
minted as (u interfrre did do info-tin
right of tie umlrr-zgnml .lfliant .1an mdicil-
lot to partake of some rifll’i suitable dimor-
km as ebnli, in lliw judgment, he dr-rmmi
necessary in do «Err-rm an prupcrar-umln
of do alorman’ rmmlm of his physical an
annual I’lfll-tiillliutL' "
”And is this tln- lust of the «vi 3121*, Hair
tans?"
"It's dc flair. lwlxrt
,.,....,. 4......" .., ...
it. appears to till all
“cicada: has yet arm."~iimn Bag.
WWW...
III“ III Was Pondering.
Visitor—‘3”. young man. what are you
staring at?
The “not “blitz"! Virus jnwt. thinking
what an awful stomach swim you Wuliltl
have if you star la; rnmh mndyr'l'rntll.
Heifer "In. (Julia‘saphy.
Theold also had slur. his mm a wry
fair ablation, and after graduating he
innit him into but stem. The yuan-4 fvl’
lmv was :m'rnlrr about a. “not [mm]
things. but the father made no rnmmrnt
(kw day an nectar-amt in iron» at amt-mm.
"i wish to “unions," "claimed the son,
“that Joan would learn to spell."
"What's the matter with it?" inqll'lrul
the father I'herrfully. .
”Why. he Ipvllseoflee with a K."
”S". does he? i never nmlmi it."
”or mane you met dud," said the non
pettisaly. “You never notice anything
shim."
"le uni, ray mo." replied the old
”Wit; "Mil there in one thing lilo
7m Press.
”What are you miss stout. Jmlahf"
Haired Xvi. Chou-star.
"Kristin?" reared Mr. Chugwam,
throwing his hat on the imarme. "Soils.
Illa. only l've made a [uni of myself again!
That's all! i not it time «at pins in
than“ somber- this mating and I lied
I panned it on a strut ear conductor a little
while an foreman sad cheated myself
‘ out of mmwmt til-muflo," hr moths
“.lelnatlfla to tone. "i guess it’s»
law's all right.iluassths."~t'hicaso
Tribune.
has to an.
Little [loo—llamas is wing to take to:
with her when she visits Aunt Jenny.
Wk uses-w. got. to take me too.
%:be say so?"
“runaway“ how!"
”lb-'1! arm lean sue herewith that
Whilst ”"43“: flown
Isn't!!!”
"rumor WMWIMMW
”nflflflflyme thought,"
m Chants van Denis. as he
Wmmmmtkm
ten was that!" ssh-d Chest»
heat
”lawsuit-u! ill-we an hm”.-
hath.
”.1 we 1
haw—M atoll:
wmwbmwsbits
dummy-annals. '
as
stall-Imus!”
tend to’ssll‘youa garment for 05 worth $10,01- one for 06.75
worthslo. We haveone pricsfor the poor as wellasforthe
rich,andwhonwe ssllyonaOloakfortodollars we guarantee
togive youahnndnsd cents for your dollar.
elsewhere.
H. ,KHHEGER,
it helmet-Jo is dull t-lallllv- 'mrrv ‘
auto, which you will learn by and by. and .
that is that Jones pays cash.”»llrtmit '
wmw‘mm ,
Comeandseeour
Theleading ” ashm'irkettTtthe
city is at
llllNT &. ZEllIFF’S
32-WABlllltG‘l'0N Scam—32.
——-..._-
There you can always find the
freshest fish to be had. A-fine
lot of fish arrives every day.
I’llllE lillilfl cursor,
Ill’fllllfll SilllllliES
One thousand lbs of Lobsters for
sale every Saturday.
Mar-—
Orders called for and delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oys-
ter and Vegetable Market,
.___. ., m -_....
HUNT &lEll|Fl’8
y 32 wisuluefrouv sister.
ll. 1;. lies Raven & Ramomll. R’,
JUNK 5. 18in.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH SORWALK AS
FOLLOWS:
You New loss, A. M. ‘ .32.; ex. 546
ea. cl l.“ level «21.. so: i. a 7 3! l. u. 7 files. a.“
omnibus-ales resefltli wt. was ac. lnll ex.
lli‘)? luv ul t'x. ’. )1." 1.312301. I ll not. 23! ex.
254 or. w: or. tar e‘.515m:.:'t:5lrx. 51534:.
own. F. in at, 1 files. I from; lll'Jlar" I We. at.
“‘ndnugmn as prime. r-nmlrtyw .536
'11., 9 lift! . l'. } . '6 ll M3. 7 355 8"..924 an,
ion how list A. lib-its! rx.: 0: in ac"
7%w',..l‘l.'.u aw lollies" tom ”.1042 ac. l’.
M. um t-s.,l 191., l it on, Zill eL. flit} L ex.
3 4;! ma Hf. l. v1.3 to or. to lfrlllgtport :7 am a '.'.'
no"? if, rs. 723 no. tn t riugrrmrt a ti new?“
an. 11!“ Adams 91. and am, l2!» an», ex.
M:wl.iy~.-- ‘. lie at: l: i: run. a. m.: t is av. p. m.
L: 235. m. Wit-u we. 1m“. to tin-full a.
I’m: llmrrono. A. M. vol" a: .. at; 21..
bum-n, lo trap. i'. M. . lzm .~:t.. i to en. Hi
ya. 7 l5 *1, e it an. I253. In. 1-1.
You rip-unortmn A. }l.~ Gillan, “15".,
[mo '1. l'rfiiat'. RM.» Rifles" l“ at, 715ex..
a ti av.
[fort Wmos. A. M» lili (via Shore lane).
llw er. islar‘prtngt'wld). lit] ex. via
P. )i.
LizA'v'E NEW YORK
llertfnr'alt.
- s'v-uxonnun. A. M.—-5ol n“ to]
“alanine ex Jun :12. llm «L,
mm. M. l’. M. r-li’ltiwu. lvm-x.,
it“ u“ listen. titles" 4 Ills!"
.vcos.,.’..’mm~..d it: rx.. fill any,
at - av. and an” we» mi'l-
n’nuirty- A. .‘vi- full so ., 7 Juan. 1’. .‘nl.
13'1"l.}eil’ll¢'l’tl.
.‘
ll
2 .r e1.,
amt“,
trout: Y j SEED: HOT ' SUFFEK.
Cure “ilk“! Shh-oath Blurring,
FEHME DISOREEESX
'OuPlAIHYS.
3.. lHKEGCLZWFZa
FLACE‘AEMTS,
lodemmr/w-n. (To. retina, etc.
$0.00 a 80; '7 I‘ Thurman.
W ““9575. 1:“!le
-‘ Ni ~~I.7: 'x‘ m.
'inlkl. 30‘ 50 CENT'.
we! liz”.";.-:.
MONEY REFUNDED
,3.” i ::. .y r:',.
final“ E’E Crown. Prue, mu.
0- A. A.
:‘ mu fill‘mtrs and Liver i'omp’aints.
liluitmwn, :i‘n’lt Head." hr. hm of Ap-
prnlr. lily-perm weir .‘i-lflttu‘li. lini-
hwy ”Hula". i‘nn-vrl «torn. Jnnmlire,
t‘lmle-vn .llnriurs amt ilwurnnllem. it
will relieve whrn all el-r falls.
arutmvm n. in» . March 2. We.
W..I,stuun ln’ttr Slr: [han— macrrd
:twnmv Willrlhn unpl “mono! cinema-t: two
(timers t: M for tuwy mull slo thine for me.
{that I would now' in any br lvr. l had a
‘wr', v ril n ~l -. yr: trouble, m foul that l was
wirrni Ilium ll“. mt ulwn us: in dir- lmllge~
firm lull twillt‘i‘ urr of flu- nntm- flmr dullu
in tie-trio flit “Mini wan in a wry bod con.
vlltnm. BI Mon-nu it man so weak and it'll-lard
it wmxltl not or do ll. . simplest fmnl. lint tun
tn'd me tlm limn- of m) sumo: h was our!)—
plwt ly mixml. i .awt-uumllnl the but phy-
».l-iarm in Huston aml intruder: meoiriam
will In to giant-l. "tripling lirmris. iiwmn'a and
Airv's fiar-cpnrilia. hrs-in and many more.
all fullrd After om- very lml attack our
itnl’ ox» irnm who is
STAB
’4.
o
2.
rpm»
COHES.
(llznrftntrrrl in
prevent and t are
.«lld not rally I it» in-
:llnnt tn tale a frtil lflllr of ii. A. A , was
oppma! to it at first, after taking a few vllm
lfrl! both-r at our r. J!» effert mu Iliflcrent
from anything i had ever fallenzl have turd
llll’a’r lubfllvw and um x-uml. it has hr: line
more than the d-wtorsmv slime ml Marl
have ever nml: T‘llme desiring can rail on
mu furlnfwrmatinn at any time. Mums. Ii.
Ktm. Hpnnuflrivl, St vs.
rule: KII.”CDI DIX mutant: ‘5.”
for sale by
NILE. tilt Druulst. Salt inst.
" .I2_L‘Slh(’l ‘II.
5 l“lNSTAHTANEDUg
i HOTOCRAPHS. 3p 7’
. 311’ 45‘ \s/
1
JAPANE.
O
my 1W
sewn
“G
" "um
H. NASH & BBQ,"
Plumbing. Gas-fitting. Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
Brick Bet Ranges, Uncle Nick, Duchess and New York Ranges
best quality of Rubber Hilbi', Decorated China Din—
ner and Tea Sets. Plain China, Agate and
Tin Ware at Lowest Prices.
Mmrmc-wmi .» .
and Perfect Fitting sacs.
' Batoneiawhiohlie ' »
Best Imelial is Used. Combining Durability and
Hanngitoebesuamwmlmshooanemukee
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Gallandexaminethembeforspurchssinganyothershoe,» V
H.s. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 80. Norwalk.
M... «W... __ DHW.W........._...-.,_...
IF YOU
Don't forget that Jobbing is
and delivered.
LUTHER
GOOD
for $3. ..
Men S Russel, a gals-d one a
8! Washington St..
Tristram
Dress Goods.
sold by city houses.
Hill CAPES AND
Furfil‘rimmings in all widths.
museums)".
in Insign- it. to. Israeli,
21 Isis m Isrosll.
Mars, affections,
lCE CREAM.
%.%.l ”W“
Anything You Like in Ladles’
Children’s Made to Order.
CLOVER E OLSEN
LEIDEBS Ill THE 800T AND SHOE TRADE.
WATERTOWN NY.
( ..
D-o—You Want a Carraige?
DO YOU CAN
GET} ONE AT A BARGAIN
FOR
THE NEXT THlRTY DAYS.
BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES.
a Specialty. Orders called for
—-—~—-— _“_,.._
WRlGHT,
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets.
afifim
Glover&0l$én
SOUTH NORWALK.
——-—-FOR———
SHOES
ladies’ llill Grinds, 150. to $3.00.
lailes' Russell UflillllS. $l.00 to $2.50.
Chili's Kill and Russell 600.
Men's Russell Blucller, finest and snappiesl Shoe on earth,
ml Brod locker, at $2.00.
M
to $l25.
Mlsses’ and
So. Norwalk.
lHE mums on loans Stunt?“
& Hyatt.
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Norwalk.
- ...—‘> ...._.
New Dress Goods.
We are showing our entire new line of Fall Novelties in
The largest line that we have ever shown.
have styles that cannot be found in any other store in town and
we guarantee our prices to be lowar than the some goods are
We
—-—~-—-~4ao~-~—-
FUR TRIMMINBS.
We have a full line of For Carlos which we have just opened,
Tristram & Hyatt,
NORWALK.
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C rad d u ck"?
so. In situlltm OTIEET
no Pmltllll‘ht.
ALL mam arm mm nan
rnssn vacations in runs
seam.
“cm a trial .JMJWQT’; a“,
Hard“ Times Woes.
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