STU'RTEVANT'S BARGAIN]. HOUs‘E‘S’A
some ‘WMAIN am) am: smears, scorn noawaax.
rim rillr‘utunrhm ~
run BOARD or consonants use
A srrr 1N rim histories.
A lpaclal Committee Appointed to Obtain
later-ration lslatlvs to the Mal-ass
author of turn-alum the Count--
mums: faculties leaded.
A special meeting of the Board of
Councilmen was held last night. Mayor
Lockwood presided and all' the members
of the Board were present. with the
exception of Councilman Trowbridge.
who is at the World’s Fair.
A petition for one or more electric
lights, on Lexington avenue, south, was
referred to the committee onlights.
A petition frbm property owners and
residents on“ Pleasnut street for a water
pipe was referred to the committee on
water.
A vote of thanks was extended to all
outside fire companies for the assistance
they gave the South Norwalk fire depart»
ment at the fire Saturday night.
Mayor Lockwood then stated that sev-
eral people had spoken to him since Sat-
urday on the Inadequate fire service. He
was of the opinion that if an engine had
been at the tire Saturday night the build '
ing could have beens‘aved. He was in
favor of purchasing horses, a new book
and ladder truck, or other apparatus
for future use. He regretted the absence
of Councilman Trowbridge. committee
on fire department.
Councilman Judson said he understood
that’the d'epartment responded promptly,
but the tire could not be extinguished on
account of the lack of sufficient water.
If there was adequate water pressure
there would be no need of a fire engine.
He suggested recommending to the water
commissioners that they take up the old
four inch pipes, which had done service
for many years, and lay larger ones
adapted to the use of the present time.
Engineer Rider, who was present. said
that when the sixteen-inch main was laid
from the reservoir. several branches
and connections were put in the pipe for
new supply pipes in various parts of the
city. One of these. a trxnrinch pipe, was
designed to come through Fairlield are
one to Franklin street. and would supply
Spring, State, Madison and other streets
with ample water pressure for years to
come. The cost of laying these pipes
would be about $3,000.
The mayor stillavivocnted the purchase
of a fire engine lie said a stream of
water could never be thrown more than
thirty or forty feet without one.
Councilmen Volk then presented a
resolution, which was adopted unani-
mously. that Mayor lockwood, Council-
men Trowhridge, Judson, Knapp. and
Messrs. Matthew Corbett, - R. ll. Golden
and Chief Engineer Welllu, be appointed
a cmnluiltl‘e to ihe bust informa-
tion obtainable in regard to the efflcrncy
and coat of a paid lire department that
would meet the prevent needs of the city,
if in their judgment such a department
would be no ndvanuige over the present
one. The committee was also requested
to report a plan for the rmrgau'z Ition ol‘
the lire department.
It was the. expression of all the "will
bore of the Board that S llth Nursulk
had one of llw best Volunteer lin- dou
partmentu in the state. but it was also
the gent-ml expression that better inclli
ties for flghling lire should ho given
the-m. '
A cmnlnuniculion wm rem-iv- .: from
Douglas Fowler Post, ii A. ii. . Illvuing
the members oi tlw mum-ii tn lwprr'svnt
at their annual I-nmpllna next Monday
evmlna Tho- ilwllnllou um rI'nu-lrvil
with thanks
The columitm‘ npprdnlrd on the hiy-
nut of (Yellulr strrut rupmtml that they
were In fumr of trimming the lines
somewhat and would built over the
ground strain Ill-lid)“,
It was voted to adjourn until Friday
evenlnguttl n'vlmvlr. when liwir ruporr
will he ptl‘wmed to the council.
his will... "realms.
The Int-restless] t‘sahl use" and the
Prediction of communes flarrllt
The Vigilanl's splendid voct-Irlrs over
theVallryrls brine; in mind Gimmmiors
Burritl’s prediction puhllshod a short
time ago,
To s llrldeepmt Farmer reporter the
commodore declared muflllenrly that the
Vlgllent raver a thirty-mile mum wnuld
defeat the Valkyrie by from right to ten
minutes. twine] slaprwd time. As the
dimmer term-so the time the Vlgilsat
around the finish lien- Saturday and the
time her hesutlfatBrItlrh rlvslcrossed
was seven mistrust and thirty right
words the proof is srldentthat (3w
Indore Burritt‘s forecasts to such in»
ten are entitled to respect. Himselfa
m yacht designer his judgment
was not founded “90“ sentiment or psi
rletlsu. but ems cmlmrlllrmlrsleuia
Isl heard upon the lines, dimensions
and sell carrying ahllltiss at each bruit.
Commodore Burritt’s theory In. that
star condition being squalor mly so.
the heat that can Md up andsrthe
Whilrprssdlsthslntter but,
fists are "new the priest .
M the name More: harbour:
mummaaaihaamm
Mummermhrutmarm»
fled. fallow lecrnia ”user.“
www.mn... . ....
muse-rem
“mi
,m mmflyfle‘a
. an: execution, runs.
the Pupils of the City lobe-ls lie-tribute
Ionp-tbne Dollars.
Principal Fonts MW to (7m
3. Stevens, secretary of the Hospital as-
sociation. .43. the voluntary contribu-
tion of tbepnpikof the city schools toths
ambulance fund. That the amount lair ,
suitedshouldbe solargewhen thedull
times are taken into account. indicates
that the educational the pupils in philan-
thropic and public matters is not over-
looked by the emcient corp of teachers.
FRANKLIN fill".
Grade s ......... mm
(10.0030 "III!-
33.0)
enacts”: f... has
'lncludes ”.mglven to this grade for hav-
ing contributed the largest amount in this
How generally each pupil aided is
shown by the totals above, from grades
of about fifty pupils each.
susrlctocs crumcrsas.
'flsey carried a nasal. nearing n terrac-
Smelt Illllner's lama.
Two suspicious characters, a white
man and a negro, were arrested in Stam-
ford last night. They had been selling
penknivea around the depot during the
day and one of them had a new pair of
pants and a shirt ‘done up in a sheet of
wrapping paper bearing the name of R.
M. Collins. milliner, 12 Main street
It was thought in
Stamford that they might have stolen
the articles. and were wanted here for
The store at 12 Main street is occupied
by Henry Bielefefd, the clothier. He
said this morning that he remembered
selling a pair of dotted chev‘Iot pants and
a white shirt to a man one day last week.
He wrapped them up in a paper bearing
the name of Mrs. Collins, a milliner who
occupied the store for some time before
he took possession. They stole nothing
The men were held under lock and
key in Stamford until these facts were
learned by the officers there.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Warn-tee [nods Bees-cl: Recorded In
the Ole. of the Town (1|er.
John E Jackson and Emma A. Jack
son toGeorge and Annie Johnson, land
and buildings on Fifth avenue, East Nor-
Isaac Boston to Phebe If. Reed. land
and buildings on Union Place.
Ellen Whltworth, of Cleveland. Ohio.
to Lydia Ann Stunts, land at Broad
Clarence ll. l.‘oolidge to “trim B.
Morison, land and buildings on East are-
nue. adjoining the Vanderhnef residence
Emma E. Stevens lo Patrick Mocklel.
land on Pleasant street.
David S Betta. of PortcbesterlJona.
than B. Betta. of Norwalk, and Martha
Hurst. of Middletown, to Ethan I. liar
mond. for th. consideration of 33,000.
sir. unreal-f land at Winnipault.
liolwrt If. Rowan and James Irving
Dibble tn Rabat. Juvnluaky, land and
buildings on ('oncord street
Ormel E. and Esther P. Morgan. hus-
band and wife, to Helen 5f. Peckmife of
EilJ. I've-la. loud and building» on tinr
llunullvt Farm. last Norwallr
Smith In Mary Ann
Ketvhnvn. land at Broad River,
Mary J. ltulwr and William B. Rider.
t.) WIlllIm I. Rider. land and buildings
attlm corner of lhurtland Place and
Thomas R. lloyt and Noah Iv”. lloyl, of
Danbury. tn Mlnnle l’. "fr-gilt: . land at
(fruIIla-rry ran...
winds Still-ctr to The City National
Bank. of men. Nlltfldik. land on Golden the
Sands Hellerlr m The (lily National
Bank. of Math Norwalir. land and hand.
logs on ”silicon street
’l'llornl-lnll Smitten! New York. to
Albert S. lttsatoemt Bridgeport. land
on Shuflcid Island.
II ii.S.8issrll In new and lfary “"30
Mohhml, a trout of land at Winnl'
“coarser "fit in...
new: or Intent culled Ire- Ivory Quar-
ter of (impatient.
llrsalord hm appmpriared $10,500 for
mods and lithium to give the Mile men in
town employment.
more of ii. J Dally, of Water
burns; in an insane asylum ls Ica-
trounced her mm claims that her “"-
husaed put her liars to get rid of her.
Frank Meal. of Brialnspsrl, has
master! a lying muss, which Is
esieomtose sixty feet luring, weight
lord tar-pike. has last four cows villus
thmuysfieipmm
mahirsrlraaswhomhsmly
lfe our
rust-e ram mine. is
g“, m imwau‘sps
A CASE INVOLVING 50!! FIN!
’ ‘ LISA]. POINTS.
Jules Austin I. a (laundry Over the cel-
Iss—amrssr um Ams‘u a rm‘mrr
lawyer of liar) Practice.
The can of the State vs. Edward Bruno
nan came up before Justice Austin again
this morning. The result places the jus-
tice in every peculiar position, besides
involvingsrveral fine legal points.
It will berewbered that Brennan
was charged with stealing money from
the till behind the bar'in D. J. Hanlon's
sloop. Hewuarruted. and when he
was put to plea, Attorney John H.
Light, who appeared for the defendant.
asked that a guardian be appointed, as
the young man was under age. Attor-
ney John J. Walsh, who appeared for
the State, objected to this and
produced a certificate of birth signed by
Fred W. Tracey, reglurar of Bridgeport.
'to the effect that young Brennan was
born in Bridgeport. April 15. lS‘ll:and
was the'sou of Edward and Kate Bren-
nan. ,
la rebuttal Ir. Brennan made oath
that his wife's Christian name was Eliza
and that he; boy was his third child. in-
stead of his second. as the certificate
claimed. He also affirmed that the oer
tiiicate was not a correct registery of his
son's birth; that there mustbe a mistake
For further proof heolfered the moods
of baptism of St. Augustine’s church,
Bridgeport. -
Justice Austin disclaimed the parents’
testimony and ruled that that the boy
was of age. The case then proceeded,
the evidence against the accused being
very weak, as the justice admitted. The
principal witness were James Cook.
“Mud Hen"Brown"s son, Ellison Will-
iams and other celebrities. The evidence
the plaintifl's brother, John J. Hanlon,
and his cousin, William Hanlon.
had access to the money drawer. The
case was twice adjourned before the
Slate had introduced all its evidence.
The defense offered no testimony. but
moved a nonauit. The arguments of
both sides were then commenced. At
torney nght. in his argument for the
defense. charged the justice with giving
no other attorney but Mr. Walsh n fuIr
show in the cases which came before him
A lively discussion followed. when the
justice stopped Lawyer Light in the mid
die of his argument and adjourned the
case until the following Thursday.
The case was again adjlurn-Id until
this morning, when both sides appeared
eager for the fray. The justice doc; ind
that it was aprimu fur-is case. in which
the defense must try and prove its
claim of innocence. Thu prisoner was
then put on the stand and told his st Il’y
Attorney Walsh pursued a rigorou.
urea-examination, after which .
In. Brennan. Jr. testified to rIidllr-W.‘ 1
claim that her husband was intoxicated
at the time of the alleged theft. ll. ll
Bathburn testified thstBrennan wn in
the saloon the day after the robbery m‘»
curred. Danlel “union, the saloon kt‘t’p'
er. testified that he was busy and did not
or not.
The case was then argued for the M)-
onll time. both attorneys waxing ri-ry
eloquent. The justice sat umn Irnl
through it all. and rendered as his duels
accordingly bound the young man over
to the next term of the Superior (‘nurt
under WINNIE
Attorney Light lhuu midi-maul Ilm
pocket drew out anotlier birth certificate.
signed by Register Tracey. to the t‘flt‘cl
that Edward Brennan was born October
ll, lll‘l’ll: was the son of Edward
and lilies J. Brennan. and that
phslciln was C. W. Shame .
Edward, the son of lfdward and Elisa J
sud indulgin is char neuron
lcalmingaeopyofthe P." ’
that Attorney ughr lied about his in
writef hsbtuseorptu. and aftersecnrm
the We rem would
l8 BliElillll 0F MiE'l.
showed that the witnesses. as well as
notice whether Brennan WM in his plave
ion that there warprohsbln-causc. lie
court,:aud taking an envelop! from his
infant was the third sin ti.
led to tbscsurt an ab.
street from the rscordsof ilt Augustine's
church. lirldgsport. to the effect that
ilmaan was be there October 97.
t then rrlwruted the
mused Attorney Jo n J. Walsh
and John J. Banks of going to Bridge-
hirth o! a male
who was 2"»sz “livid with the
”W's “Ills O court as
mlmony. Allorney Walsh intimated
wound soiled Justice Austinto draw
up a mlttlulas. A . Light stated
that“ his client was ts en to jail he
would hanaalmmsdlals hrat’ingon u
justice for false lai’prlsona
...
New Orleaushnuni cl .1 relief fund of
about mun for Ihr c. 5 lune imitators.
Frederick (lebhm'el \I'::~ lined Ill!) in in
New York court fli‘rfllll‘ml'H'fi in; jury duty.
The Countess of (.‘luImnrty. formerly
Mil Hilton, is London music hall singer.
Is a mother. . , ,
IBcrthold Popper, lhe New York theater
usher who cloned with tlm wife of a mania
Morichee, N. Y.. was. l.l'i‘l'.\l.0ii lnSan Fran-
cisco. '
Motormen and r..nz,luctorr on electric
cars ill Newark, ZN. .l.. grumble because of
In order colupvlling them to near til-s and
collars.
. Howard L. Buiu. the ex-cimhier of the
Home Swims bank, Brooklyn, who was
Convicted of embezzling, was sentenced to
serve four years in the state. prison.
The Cu nerd Steamship company will lay
up the steamship CanIpltnln for a month
this winter and have her altered in bar-
mony with the plans of the luminin.
The motion for a new trial for Frank
Ellison, convicted in New York of assault-
ing Ilrnker llenrique», was overruled, and
the prisoner was sentenced to five years in
Slug em... &
FIGHT IN MIDAlR.
A Drunken Palmer's Eccentric A'utleo on I
v‘l‘allaphml- Pole. ..
ATLANTA. Oct. l0,—-A drunken painter
named Tucker gave alwar dance on the
narrow platform at the top of a telephone
pole 90 feel. above the ground. He carried
upnflask of whisky and n can of green
paint. V\\'lth thepainthe coloml himself
green from belt to crown. Then he sang
and yelled and danced, attracting a great
crowd. '
’Ile H'ITIIIIE himself from the right of the
platform and dangled there in the air. to
the horror of the i-rowdbcluw. Two line
turn were talc-phoned for and climbed up.
One not through the trapdoor-when Tucker
shut it and Would not let the other i‘ip.
He assaulted the lineman on the. plat»
form. and they had a thrilling light.
Tucker tried to throw lbs lineman nfl', but
the latter finally lmt in It blow with his
ninpers on "I‘m lwr‘s: hood, knocking him
senseless Tucker was lheu let down with
a ropi- and taken to the police elation -
Denounced Their Senators»
wavlLLI-j, (lot. Ii).’-.\I alarm and rep-
resentative lllt'l‘lillg of business men held
here llIl- following resolution um. alluvial:
“We ilhhrsdtailngiy say that in taking the
position tin-y lid on this \‘ilnlly imp. rtltut
question the w-nnlor. from 'l‘vnnesaoa do
not represent the si'llillllfllli“. feelings and
wishes of n large liznjorily of people of free
status, and m tllr‘rviuru charge them with
being unfaithful In 1 he great trust confided
in thorn." ’l‘lu- r. ~nlllliol1 further charms.
Solution llnrria and lime with lending
IIH’lll'lt‘IVi‘a uS ill‘il‘lllll:‘!.l'i to in use-ll by
men inlvn-alml in the pr *.ill“ilnn of ailxer
k soldier's strange Darth.
Cold l «1‘ I’n'\.l‘. '( Y , lhl l” ("Write
liuidlung. n »' ' l 1'", at .. ._ '-:i.
radium-.1. h: I‘ {M Ull ll. - r -‘ \ ‘in
\l'llli~!l'« I'olm lln ml \'«i\l‘lvll nilh
blond llllil hmi V-l'\l‘l'\I mum!» upon bin
lloml .‘ln'l It‘lill'. liv “.‘h’ I'Ihl ’1 M l’luallim:
limpilill, wire-I'l- in» (ltmi Monday without
n‘gniuimzru:.w l» ' mm. llIllIm :i..I-lanm
lo lullriivi
l'urelgurrl Almost Slob rs “null.
i'll\‘.ll.~\llll. l':: (In. 1.! —.l '. .\i:
t‘nlriv, who h... i- l-IIilIul,:.' u fir. ‘_..;ll tx-
t‘llonu.‘ illl‘~lllt' lwrrv far mmml '.'r~.tl‘.'|. i.:l~
Illillil‘ .H'. xiv-it. :" 'l'll i hllilv'l .‘zrr
euilllllllr‘ll :I! >:l ..H‘l .i . l xiv u ~er .‘il e121
(sill, IIlll't‘l‘i-Ila iv.’ lnr. mm X"! «‘oItlgl'vt; .ltll
about lln- building, null l'. r ‘I limo ll III.
flu-light lruuldl- “null! l ..«m
Harri-s Slupeluiril.
Pqu. trot. ‘. .l .lli'i in Tim Lli‘llli}
lIt‘l‘i‘Il'lI lo rll‘ prowl liniulwn luillu Ill of \I:-.-
lama. ;Il:' llil ..l «i li‘l‘ - .; li‘rllmi‘l' .- ...
for how: ‘l' i lll llgv :l'. in; ~ I' lamp M,
\V, H I'! u., ”)3. li I-“Lllllll. ,\ .l , .‘l
pruihiwng lunllulli lll'l' o i‘li'sil .mpunll
ml, \ ,\ ~4l',ri"llll-rlt‘~ law nm‘.‘ luvin m...
politic!
lilomllillr-iy f 'IIIJQHID‘II.
>\.\ Flinn inn H l 1' Tin- ~iutllllxl'
i'Ily «2' MI .in x no tic/uni ll‘llll Hum;
Kt‘Il.’ ..Ill In Li‘t'uiliz‘l. l-Iluuln'; :ulIlv‘.» in
Sept ‘.i .\ [llllltrll In llur llmmu hm been
t'll'l‘lll.lil'tl in l loin; l'ulm-z \\‘liilll View
of l-lll'lllti: up ll..~ i mill.- in hill nll ferric"
n» will l'llill Iln-lr llf'llltil‘l}
iii-mi linuri.ml llui.
l‘u II in \w. .\. ’I . i‘i‘l i lid}.
III: N “-‘u- ol-iiul Hi '.I lid“ Lori of [it
I‘ll». . l L! . in. li‘U‘ . . ':.w « In IL: uw f. .i
n l-vll‘ -..~ .3» ,. l. » .» pu, » l:‘ l him on:
in l. «uh !: and liunl‘wotlinu w.-
tlol ulwlll l'li.‘ .I‘.x‘v‘l',
A Mini-Im- m- ‘t‘rlnl for “order.
limo. “I: a4 l , ilri. I” 'l he lull nf Iirl
l‘ifflllis H. :‘l . IIII‘IIIUI \‘lt‘tll’ll‘l. Ivlmliillrll
his ,I« u»... enabler at iii-city l'uiur mu-
do}. lml mnulwr. was bound III i‘1flI'Idf‘l‘l‘fl
Wlt‘ll. i’III-Il- fullwir imnnili’
t nnum-rr-lai 'f‘rm‘clsrs In (‘umvnllmn
PM: ii i sl . ill! lilw'l'hv M‘f‘iillil llllnllul
munnllm Hf IIli' l'nulnwrn'lul'l'ruvelnra’
linI-w Awur‘lllllmi l-i .ium-l-vn la being
held in Him city today. Almu Hm dole
tram mi in ulmlnlnnre.
‘l‘vm l’nhmmu Men lull-II.
.‘imu. ll . Ui‘f, lIL .\ um hound train
..o llul l'mdmrir. lfinrlnnull omit-it. Louis
milrml murii nlid hillnl Iii-n unknown
men mm: with (,‘lnlrhmluu.
tin. More"; Harrison’s Play l'rndnoetl,
l'lnru. .. llvt litwhir. l’rlix Morris. at
lIl-‘ l-irhlm-r IISI‘JH'I'. l‘orilln first iinle pm-
srnir-l “in. I14.lv::i.“n pillyirrlllI-nfurhlm
by \lri l‘mlml IIJl‘l'llwll.
Inqunl In the skinner Murder Ilene.
lianrrnun. (lot. in.» The inquest on Al
lwl .l. Skinner. who unis murdered
lame-I Cronin, wan m-hllnurd at Soul.
W l minim.
Killed at a (trade Crossing.
Mm horsemen. N. J.. (M. lewd-unis
h. Frrguum nod till-Is Annie diatoms were
lulled at a grade WMIIIK in Franklin perk.
use Imp mundnatdi:;B-Itlu M
hm lines, on. lo.~'i‘hr case of Wit
“‘9 llaml:ash.lmpllealul lrllhedraihof An.
nit» lie-bless. was nulls primal.
at: “at factories m
Reunite. Pit. Kiel. "la-The half dress
but factories st Mhhnmlle. this maty.
resumed on full linu-
Gleason hunter.
who, learn am. If. Y.. Oct. lea-Is-
mm um was nominated tar slash
the. in the first district.
... .. _,.
- ' “ . llow islhelimaol the year to discard your istlaw hal in
0 R S E B L A N K ET 3 . one or lhenew lall Styles. ills are now praparedlo show a
- ' 7 fine line of hals III all lhelaleslsllapas. 0m $2.00 hat in
style and qualily can’t be equaled in any house in the city.
Bomslock Bros, Halters.
Store Open Every Evening Until 8:00 O’clock.
enitrt‘v Tow .finpemuos.
A man wasnfn'und Ill i’calrai phrlt. New" 1
York, suffering from rIII-Illpnx.
LOOK ! !
READh
C. H. Harvey, the old estab-
lished shoe dealer, owing to fail-
Close Out
ms to...
BUSINESS
l Will Sell My is..-
tire STOCK at the
Town.
—- :eBESINNING-a s.—
Salurday. August 26m.
llill lllllllllllllllli uIInl "'
60008 In lll
sou.
~04. -. .
ll. ll.llA|lVIY.
NORTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NlllinLK
"LOOK!
In Our Window.
A Handsome and Useful
Article FREE with each l-lh.
package of
BROWN JEWEL
COFFEE.
Price 25013. Pound.
2 hand decorated banquet lanuu. Sinndli It
llullrrn . .,
lhplntlra not
lIIugur bowl , ‘
lrreum IliIt'Ill‘l‘ .. . ,. " “ "
lslnphow , . ,. “ " “
l5 \ilmon rupeuml mun-rs."
”pales ... "
2 \‘llkllillltll'l‘. .. " ‘
linvul regulallln dish” . " ‘ "
l l qt pllrlu-rs .. . “ ‘ "
.‘l large sir-alt plntlrr- . . “ ‘ "
it I)“: d and lulllt lam-ll . " " “
9 large coffee l-llpmnuvrrs. " " "
Tl large pudding Ill-ho ,, . “ " ‘
lldlnner lslul. . . " "
llroup pales. " " ‘
......lluc with Ollt’ll ll llm
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if: pieces.
mi sol goal ban-in
... ... «..-».-.
llibhleidlomslock
I l lillll‘l'li lflll STREET.
.mars Infant .10; ....
»' .lillilllin , .
THE PUBLIC.
.LOWEST PRICES In'
‘ , 1:3:
illilllll Braille.“ gm
*“sI‘er.” 'Fil. jli‘rlfiifll 3““ ‘W
Meyer’s ‘ Peri
American Manufacture.
“LL MEYEB'S GLOVESHAVE THE min and.»
$l.00 Per" Pair. '
Store Open at 6:30 In the Mom...
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WE HAVE SEEN ADVERTISEMENTS PRINTED WHICH
ARE VERY MISLEADING, QUOTING PRICES OF FIRST
QUALITY ARTICLES AND THEN GIVING THE SELLING
PRICE ON 2D OR 3D GRADE GOODS. THE SUCCESS OF A
STORE DEPENDS UPON THE TRUTH OF ITS ADVERTISE-
MENTS. WE ARE WELL AWARE THERE ARE THOSE ,
WHO WILL NOT AGREE WITH Us, NEVER'I‘HELESS WE
ARE STILL FIRM IN THE BELIEF THAT ANY OTHER
METHOD IS UNBUSINESS LIKE AND IS CONDEMNED BY
WE SHALL CALL YOUR AT I‘ENTION THIS
WEEK TO QUITE A NUMBER OF SPECIALTIES WHICH
ARE NOT OFFERED EVERY DAY..
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White Woolen Blankets.
A good heavy Blanket, full size 10} worth 750 each; special
for this week, title; 25 pair heavier and
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Ladies’ Calico Wrappers.
We wish to close out the remainder of this stock and shall, do
so for just what they cost us: 81.39 for $1.00; $1 59 and 01,69 for
81.19; 81.10 for 8110;500vds. Outing Flannel, 10c quality, for elc
yd: 10 pcs. fey. Dress Gimps. all cola , 6c yd., reduced from we;
l5 pcs. fry. Dress Gimps, all cola, Sc yd., reduced from 124,0.
Lace Curtains.
‘ 50 pair Lace. Curtains, 3 yds. long, Were 980, at 60p _
nlr Lace Curtains, 3 yds. long, were $1.19. at 75¢.palr; ‘25 pair
ace Curtains. 3.} yds. war, were $1.49; at 81.00 pau'.
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Millinery.
Trimmed llrtts from 83.5“ up. As a. special inalllt‘ement in this
department on Saturday, ull hats will be trimmed free of charge
if hole and trimmings .m- billlsthi at our Store.
offer is for Saturday. October 7th only.
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Lam [)8
A handsome,- Risque Lamp with hand painted shade. New
York Illll‘llt'l‘ at :31 H. regular price, $1.95; choice of our 8'2 in
lumps at $1.75. ll dili'oront siflws bisque fount and shade, hand
painted decorations, Rochester burners, were $3.9“, special price,
$2.95,; a good band lamp for 250 comp etc
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Fine Stock of Wall Paper,
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better in every particular.
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Columbian souvenirs
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George Vanillslyne, Proprietor.
83 Washington Street.
Beaulllul Souvenir.
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Theodore Olsen
Will use it soon
for an
Important Announcement.
Special Sale
LOT
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Peel's World's Fair Tours.
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lull information and (triers at
If. If. Plaistell's. ”mist.
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ruwrlslivriy the best and Inward. 'l‘. I. l'lii’lli.
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MERlllll BUSINESS CDllEfIF.
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Grand Trunk. Michigan Central. this» Ham‘-
4: illehlrtaa Heathern. Chicago a Erie. Nit-Rel
Plate and Wabash R. It. Also on tiIr return
dense
Restaurant,
i‘llt‘. FINEH’I’ lh‘ THE. CITY.
is me wet and ready for limitless.
in land as canoe: with".
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Flowers for Sale. I
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rm Acme Will) I! waauliru.
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fill“ WAIIIN. Proprietor.
Includes the rooms for one west at excellent
hotels with It. it. tars. amps at Nlmrs. De-
troit. Cleveland. l’lllsburu. Washington. llaltl-
unmade. as. Call at once for rlrr-ularv- nr
lull louse ilnlrlt,
calls lilies.
Mr Williams.
tumult». in.
wwmvrmue all.
“M , uni mu u up};
50 feet front ‘
on middle lots, 5
lCider Barrels
I?” walk of the ;
W” Stutionand PM 7
ii?” and butafew ‘ '
m walk of the
W shops in town.
FOR SALE,
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'i‘ultinr‘atrr ll‘ll'lll‘ti‘lr. rmd for 'Illuslml-
BREATH REDUCED PRICES.
union has.
SOUTH NORWALK.
I2 Washington Street.
a... Wall ...... Laundry.
teeth Ismail.
Illllllllll WEI.
ORDERS FOR '
J. T. Prowill company.
TH! OFFER OF
Will soon be withdrawn by
in luv.- lhem ready for
uni you will get this
lulu.
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foot front lots .
on Ely ave., . ,
feet front . .
on rear lots. -
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