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STURTEVANT’S’ BARGAIN HOUSES,
NORTH MAIN AND ANN STREETS, SOUTH NORWALK.
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fitment) HER LIFE
A DBIWEPOIIT WOMAN ELOPES
WITH HER COUSIN.
'l'hey cells-to Booth lurwalk and are
Arrested at the Imitation of the
Wrongsd Husbandcuonnd Over in the
Iapsrlor Court by Justice Barrett.
Yesterday afternoon Edward Taylor,
accompanied by a friend, came to South
Norwalk from Bridgeport, looking for
his wife, Mamie Taylor, who left his
home Saturday night. With the aid of
the police he succeeded in locating her
in a furnished room at No. 24 North
Main street, in company with another
man, Ulysses L. Hobby. The man and
woman were arrested, charged with
adultery, and were locked up.
This morning, when brought before
Justice Barrett, they pleaded guilty to the.
charge. .The woman-stated that she was
. married in Bridgeport on July 4, 1889,
. and that two children had been born to
her, aged respectively four and two
years. Some weeks ago Hobby, who is
her own cousin, came from his home in
Stamford, to Bridgeport, and secured
board at her home. Saturday afternoon
he decided to leave Bridgeport, as lichad
' no work, and under threats of killing
her he made her promise to go with
him.» They met on the train leaving
Bridgeport at 7 :25 o’clock and came as
farssScuth Norwalk. They stopped at
the Mahackemo iiotcl that night, and
Sunday rented the room on North Main
street.
Bobby’s story was substantially the
same. lie is a painter by trade, and said
’ his wife was in the Middletown Insane
Asylum. He said he expected to go back
to Stamford to day.
Attorney Taylor appeared for the
State. The justice found probable cause
and bound both over to tho Fuhruary
term of the Superior Court, under bonds
of .300 each.
EVADED HIS FARE.
Presented a Ticket for Darlen When He
Wanted to go to Hillard.
Thomas Pannslly, an Italian, was
arrested yesterday afternoon, charged
with evading his fare on the Consolidat-
ed railroad, the complainant being
Conductor Clarence W. Unrlerhill, of
Haunt Vernon. The prisoner deposited
a ‘15 bond for his appearance before
Justice Barrett, this morning.
Conductor Underhill was present and
testified that he watched i’annaily all
the way on the train, and that he gave
him a ticket from New York to Darien.
fie did not get off there, however, and
, insisted that he had purchased a ticket
for Milford.
Psnnally testified that he bought a.
ticket for Milford and that someone must
have stolen it. He gave references of
several well-known officials in Newark,
and the justice discharged him.
sx-nron intviiwooiiwsiasmn.
Wedded to Miss Annie Conley. of Taylor
Avenue. Last flight.
Ex Mayor George Lockwood and Miss
Annie Conley, daughter of ex Constable
Conley, were united in marriage at ti
o'clock last night, at the bride's home,
42‘ Taylor avenue. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. .‘Zi. J. Austin, pastor
of the Darien Congregational church. At
the conclusion of the ceremony Mr. aid
In. Lockwood boarded a met-hon nd
train on their bridal tour.
Lockwood-norm
William Melville Lockwood and Harv
riot Louisa Boyd. both of South Norwnlk.
were married at ii o'clock yesterday
afternoon. at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage, by the Rev. H. E. Barnes.
“its. CAB "sumo.
A Ibarply-Fonght fiolilcst in the United
”ates Patent oncei'l'srmlnatsd.
Commissioner John S. Seymour, of
the United States Patent Office, hesit-
sued an order in an important and hotly.
contested car-heating case, in which the
Safety Car Heating and Lighting com-
pany. of New Jersey, thsiionsolldated
Oar Easting company, of Wheeling, W.
Va, and others are the parties in
interest.
The commissioner's order dissolved the
interference instituted by Commissioner
limonds. which terminates the contest
In the patent office and leaves intact the
dechion of Commissioner Simonds in
favor of the Safety (for floating and
Lighting company, of NH! Jersey, in
Whose favor priority was swarded.
The decision to of special importance,
as the legislatures of several ethics have
recently passed laws prohibiting the
further use in cars of stove healers
WILL IBI’I’ 1'le Ell’lflflillli.
Dank" let meson nests. Ian silent t
u Inst a compromise.
A Dsnbory deep-lob says the hat ursh
«w ”flag, which began at 8 o'clock
i“ night, was not finished until Mil)
o’clock this morning. Six hundred were
It was voted to com a com:
with the manufacturers.
Thanh“ will mouths employers in
sfswlsystcnssi: mega-mm as»
who it wiil be is not known. .
' It'll hushed and fifty moth-id
O” m it! til. town hall lest
w. n Issues whwh lasted over an
H. The ballas- was kept mt.
travel on W" '3'
Mil st m
hm
- noon, at the home of Miss Pauline
3“,!“li'v,
YOUNG LADIES PL.“ “HIST.
Plnli and White Carnations for Doors cards,
in Marking the Number of Games.
The members of the Matinee Whlst
club were entertained, yesterday after-
it fills HIGH sellout.
'l'illil COMMITTEE REPORT TO THE
BOARD 01" SCHOOL VISITORS.
Bwordl. South Kain street. The ocea-
slcn was a delightful affair, the members
voting it one of the most pleasant
meetings of the season. The prize was
a handsome cut glass vase the successful Th
. . e committee a inted b th Boa
competitor being Miss Fannie Leonard. M Education 40 $3M". glans!" :1
A pretty feature of the playing was the '
substitution of pink and white camstions 33:23,,Lmiiigmgirflggw
for score cards iumarklng the number of » To the Board of School Viagra" 329,-.
games. walk, Conn.-—GBNTLEKEN: The co'mmit-
Membersof the club present wereldisses '89 ”Willi“ ‘0 1°03 “"0 “‘9 matter 0'
Cholwell, Inez Keeler, Anna’ and Lens High School instruction, “‘1 report
, , u n tho sdvissbilit of establishl
”0'“! “a" Bill. WW“ Osborn, Mary topsn High School, ywould respectii‘ili;
Lockwood, Agnes Gibbs, Fannie Leonard, submit tb foilowin :
Bertie Wilson, Mary Law, [noise Wo'od- Your committee tfnd that stated liigh
ward, Alice‘Cram, Emma Lockwood, School instruction ’ is given in the
Mrs. Samuel L. Weed Mrs Carl H . schools of four districts, namelyttbsCen-
. - are ier, Over River, East Norwalk and South
trom, Mrs. Robert G. Wilson, Mrs Norwslk districts. According to in-
Thomas Benedict.Jr.. and Mrs. Frank formation obtained from "‘6 “3""5'
Hubbard, "m Miss Elizabeth Lockwood princi als,thero are at present enrolled in
. . ' the H h 5 l l d
strontium. Much. The guests or the mhml.‘on.§&%‘3.ed°p:§3mi§tii 351.33?
club from Bridgeport were Miss Coggs- To the work of instructing these schol-
well, liiss Rnalie Webb and Miss Louie an {WFWWMW 3"" all ““3" time.
Fltevenson. In addition to this. from one-third to
n .l i h i ' ' '
Tea was served after the game. The 2:50:15 figfiéflfifl £32, prinmpai '8
next meeting will be held on December From a computation made from the
7. at the homeof thsMisscs Cole, Elm- salaries 0' the different instructors, it
"m boulevard. is found that the town pays for teaching
__ ,- 7 _, in en'cb of its four 11% Schools. the
REUNION AND [101.]. CALL ' '
they Recommend the Purchase ofa Les
Somewhere Between the Two cities. the
Erection of a Irritable Bulldlng. and the
Employment of Three Teachers.
aggregate sum of M The results
obtaineg ago evidently not commensuc
' ate wit teout .
A Joyous Gathering of Members of the From angwerg ayqunstions propounded
horwalk Congregdilonal Church. m ”m different princi Mann 3 P03“
The beautiful cha l of the First Con- lb“ “10 requirements 0' admise on '0
gregattonsi churchwss filled to over~ :lxllizghigos‘c‘hgfl iep:f:%m.°‘umiozev'
ilowmg last evening by the members The requirements 0y! the different ”5;,
who had assembled for the annual re- School courses are still less so. For in-
union and roll call. The King's Dnugh- stance. in We of the schools the course
tcrs sent carriages for those who were 52:61:39” £35”; lg!il‘:fif:;m:ill‘eisg :33“
“Milli! ‘0 Walk. and there WMBRO’KHY di erent upgrade of prepriration', and
number of the older members present to pursuing their studies for unequal peri-
add to the 13,). of the occasion. A boun-‘ ode of time, the graduates of our four
tiful collation was served from 5:50 to giflhsoclgfiids Izaafifiiigd'iuy 1|an JOKE“
7:110,anda delightful hourof fellowship From not unis of 0:“- fifi‘m‘gflffifi,
enyoycd. When the meeting was called would a graduate be admitted to the
to order at 7:30thechoir of the church, gum“ car-oil! stay of our cancers.
with Miss Nash rom possi y two 9 our schools, gradu-
, ' at the organ, also would be admitted to the usual col-
BRDK 3“ seem": 3'“ rem IPPTOPTIEW ‘0 legs scientific courses. These facts are
the occasion. The scriptures were read not creditable to the town; they indicate
and prayer "flared. and then a serious defect in the educational sys-
ths pastor made a brief address in rm :mm: "31.“ "2.393 “1’3"? elliitiifti
nition of the abundant mercies that had enough is expended for teaching in me
crowned the year. Only four of the High School departments to secure ado
members had been called from earth to (pulls High School instruction.
. . . The proper Work of a High School is
“”7"“ since the last reunion,and the tofit students for the classical and sci
average “89 0' "‘0” "‘3 0'" 2i8M! eniilic courses in our leading colleges: to
years. flaring the calling of the roll a give a pre oration to those who content
large number of letters was read from NP“ 0 07m“ 56110.01 Will‘s!) Willi H
members, who, through sickness or 3::0‘3 b33325: tfich‘frzhgrodusfi? E321:
other ”MOM. Wt!” unable 10 b0 present, limb an commercial education to those
and these letters and responses added whose school privtieges end with the
greatly to the tender interest of the uses ”'8“ SChOOI- "15 cm ”9 “000 W9“ and
. - . economically in one town High School
men. “1"” M” been additions to the in order to accent lish the desired result,
church at every communion during the the course of stu y would necessarily be
year, making the present membership extended to four years. The scholars
502 now pursuing their studies in four differ
' ent schools. if grouped into one, could
easily be managed by three teachers, one
principal. and two assistants. for, on the
The Trio! of n Litchtleld Woman Ac- “flimumiflhmem Olamwn Hish SChm'v
cnssd of Poisoning Her Husband. "WW "0“"! be but "“30 classes. A‘ "W
‘ . M . . i end of the first year the number of
in tin. trial of hire. Jane annsnng n classes would naturail be increased to
the Superior Court at Litohfleld for the four. and an additionaftsacher Would be
murder of her husband, Edward Man- required. This would makes corps of
nering, five witnesses were called by the ‘0‘" teachers, with the ”mm" “mm”
state. Three from New Milford testified zifstfints. :one principal and three M
that Mrs. llsnnering purchased atrych- The salaries of the teachers for the.
nine some time before the murder, Tw
o flr‘stlyenr need up! iixooed 131:00. landl
m libecne hum rot or two mm l'is‘i
from Washington testified regarding do are lest The increase, later, of lb.-
Mnnnenngs death and Wm“ 0““"9‘! "' number of teachers from three to four,
the house immediately before and after would make the aggregsto paid for ml.
the day on which he look the dose of "‘5' “NM ”.500 0" .3.“
salt the Anita-m to be consider in connection
pi ’ with the matter of expense would be the
The "W i” ”‘9’! W continue ‘0' some tuition motley which might be realized
days. It is beloived that the attorney from outvof-town scholars. Such scholr
for the defense will attempt to prove I"! millM :9 Bilm'ifgedbig'lh": limit!!!“ b6
. room ort em. a his cars rom
that llannerlngs death was due to s the schools in adjoining towns coming
mistake on his part and that his wife into our with School, would help rm it
had no bond in it. The claim of the stats strength and character, and won d also
- be a unisry benefit to the town.
is that llfennermg, to get ov er a drunken Thgal‘bcatlon 0' the school should be as
dehsuch, took epsorn “l“ and “"p'me' central and accessible as possible, ileum
and in that epsom salts was equality of place between a” two cm” would
strychnine,put there by his wife with asturailybestlill all requirement as to
intent to kill him, convenience. in the erection of a mi;
The trial is attended by people mm all "‘5“ wwfigflgg 303°‘fgg‘gw
over the cotlnty and the hotels are of needs. buts building lot of only
crowded. gcicnt sine should be secured and it
~« bulidln erected. so constructed. archi-
tectura y. that additions could be made,
an rsqairsd and asymmetrical and com
venlsnt buiidiagbe the result in the and.
The advantage to the lower grades, of
relieving the rinclpsls of the schools in
current number of the [tummy the several d trials of all High School
work, is too obvious to require extended
comment. The change would give them
that increased amount of attention and
supervision that are re: alerts for the best
and most uniform rssu .
Your committee would close their
mu with the following recommenda-
t s:
First, That a town High School be
established Iffording the instruction in
English, scientific and classical studies.
usually given in schools of the kind.
Becca . Thai provision be made the
tint year for three classes, and after the
first year for four classes, should that
lioizttilr'sravcnslsa
BUTOHMI MIMUB.
Career of nflnnih lovwnlh Venn: flea,
“unity minted n Councilman.
The
Advocate sad Market Journal. published
in New York. prints a biographical
sketch of Jacob Bchsub, of South flor-
walkmsiutsnt recording secretary of the
Connecticut Botohm' usual-lion, ac-
companied by s picture of his good to k-
lag face. The Advocate says:
fir. Bchsub was born in New York city
in will. and is thereforcnow aged thirt -
two years. At the age of fourteen 9
went to Booth Korwsi and there from
his career as a butcher by working in
onsof the local slaughter houses. Not
many years afterward he hunched out fl'fiwwimtmflon.
, in! three teachers beengag
for himssli,snd huslnssutep nymp, ed tbs'ilrst year, . principal “d "0
.. r We :2?
s has to contain these-
seother ass t teacher.
tiooai class render such
will not be of erection 0|! '1"
museum :vhlytflfl' they my bet"? M'iilig' '0‘ W
hatsver ti once the M
" m m" P” The museum of ill
Motion
member-ma mun thsttnewtk
wllihe wsiilisvformsd. Muesli in the schools oft
Weelmlursaealowwalm. prusntssboclyssr
o. W. Issuesnwlll gins meter
hm Mathew-whim
a. Banshee,
a, .2. the. Miami» “WSW" " “
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Mdmmmmm cfths
KILLED scan plains.
liaimi'snuw. Llfa omaoo out or a
' Freight 'l'vsln.
eliichacl Sweeney. a blacksmith em-
ployed by Contractor J. if. Brossmaa on
the four-tracking operations just west of
theDsrien depot, met his death yam
day afternoon. ‘ ‘
Sweeney had been todinner, and while
returning to work was walking on the
cast track. He stepped out of the way
of an approaching train,,io the west
track, directly in front of extra frieghl.
train No. 6. [is was struck and instantly
killed. Bis mutilated body was taken to
the Darien depot, when it remained
some time, but was afterward taken to
undertaker Bircbard's room.
Sweeney was a man about sixty years
of age. It is thought that he has role.
tJves in Scranton, and other places in
Pennsylvania. Telegrams have? been sent
there; but no reply has as yet been
received.
Found "and on the Tracie.
Atrnck-walker found the body of a
man lying on the New York, New lia-
ven and Hartford railroad track at
Derby. The body was later identified
as that of Stephen Donovan, aged thirty-
live years, of Shelton. Is is thought
that he was walking on the track and
was struck by strain on a trestle
A New Canaan DIV-salon.
"Poverty parties" are getting to be all
the rage in New (Jansen. An idea of
them can he obtained from the invitation
scntont for the last one, of which the
following is a copy.
Yew air axed to a soshui that us folks
ar ngoin to have at the hum of Mr. 8, fl.
lonts on Friday nits.
Rule and Itegulashions:
Chap. 1. Evr women who home must
wave a caliker ( recs and npcrn, or sumv
thin ekeriy axporpiate.
Chap. 2. 1 men must were their ole
clme and ilannill shurts. No man with
a biied shirtdcstandup Dickey will be
allowed to kum. onles their durty.
A prize will be given to the man and
woman haven the wurat lukin rig In the
bum.
These rule will be inforcod to the lottr,
A Komptunt core of managers will boin
attendance.
The hull club will interduoe strangirs
and luke ater bashfil fellers. There is
( sin to be spekin and singin by members
A Suggestion to Nous-ll: Ladies.
There appeared in n nevus-paper the
other day a notice worded something
like this:
.\ll children who fear illuf Santa ("inns will
not visit their homes this l‘hrislmua are invlh
all to send a iell~r giving address. name and
age, in . ----- ~ Hirer-t. ”w.
This notice means that a company of
ladies, who have discovered by experiv
once that the happiest people on earth
are those who make others happy, pro-
pose to carry Christmas cheer into the
homes of the pom. Thu-re is a suggestion
in ii for tile good ladies of Norwalk.
May be (told.
A meteorite weighing nim- and one.
half pounds fell upon the farm of Wii'
liam ’l‘urney, in Strnlford, and dug a
hole for itself three feet in the ground
near Mr. Turney's back door. None of
the family witnessed the fall of tin-
meteor, but all were awakened by the
resounding thud. in the morning an in
South Norwalk and
showing their rmpoeciv. Lam... ..
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thcul mom M lwvvn.
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Comstock Bros.
BIG OUT IN NECK
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AT 25 CENTS.
nonwai.
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ANhUM. ,9!!!”in 01’ run NEW
YORK lilti’flflU‘I' LEAGUES.
lslwsee ‘lwo and Inns floured Dele-
uus Present at the Opening ass-Ion is
the Ievwsik lslbedist church. wh lows
lavishly Decorated tor the Occasion,
.Thesnnual convention for the New
York district of the Epworth leagues of
the Methodist Episcopal churches is being
held at the Norwaik Methodist church
to day, The edifice is prettily decorated
with palms and cut flowers, roses and
chryssntheinume predominating. Over
the organ key board is a mass of ferns,
forming a background for the word
"Welcome.” in in gold letters.
The convention opened at 10 o'clock
with between two and three hundred
delegates present from the sixty three
churches in this district, including New
York city, Dsnbury, Bridgeport and in-
termediate towns. First on the pro,
gramme was a period of devotional
exercise, lasting until 10:30 o'clock, when.
the annual report was read and the
organization perfected.
Rev. D. O. Downcy. of Stamford,
president of the district, presided at the
organization of the meeting and appoint»
ed Miners. (Janiield. of firidgeport;
Phelps, of Bridgeport; Clarke, of Bridge.
port, and Osborn. of Iisnhury, a com-
mittee on credentials.
it was then decided to appoint a
nominating committee to bring in at
least two seminarians for each office.
The nominating committee appointed
were timers. Taylor, of Bridgeport,
Rev. Wyatt, of Norwalk: Rev. Shockle-
ton, of Stralford'. the Misses in. of
iiethei; Mm”, of Malnamneck; timers.
iiurnley, of New York. and iinie. of
lirecnwich.
Thsprr-sidcnt's, secretary's nnd treas-
urer'e reports weromade, and were ac-
cepted. They tended to show that the
district leagues srein a healthy condi-
tion and doing a great amount of good.
Delegates gave reports from Norwalk,
Hint Norwalk,
s
The election of officers was wetwned
until this sflrrnoon.
A collation was served in the Sunday
l’nllcv ”Imp Kaepere VII-d-
i'olicy writers and play. rs nf South
Norwslk would do wrll to pawl? this item
in their hate: .1. ii. i‘sr renter. Andrew
r'arrell,(7iiarlcs Kali ,freorge Barclay.
Thomas Flint and i any l-imt, proprie.
torrid the Bridgeport policy shops that
were raided the other night. were lined
um and contain fhr ('iiyi‘mm. The
slip writers were fined ‘50 and costs and
the playm forfeited .lfl bonds each.
lilillanel
vmtigation was made, and the arrenhte
was excavated, it was almost completely
oxydlvpd, all the metals having fused
and run together.
WESTPOWE‘.
Misti MM) U. Albee, of wai'ilifl'. il
visiting Miss liettie R. Sherwood.
Misses [do and [settle Jennings, of
(.iroen's Farms. are visiting their sister,
Mrs. A. i“. 1)ownes..
List of unclaimed letters at. the West.
port pom office: Mr. John Cullen, Miss
Hattie l’inkhnm. .lfr. Franklin Wake
man.
.\ very enjoyable time was had by the
ladies of Trinity, at their social gathering
in the Huntley school of the church, is"
night.
Arthur ii. Jellelfe,of this place, and
Clifford Jelleffe, of Anhury Park. N. J.,
will laws town today for a short pleas-
urs trip to points of interest in the south.
William ii. (kindcn received thesp-
polntmrnt for postmaster at. the new
crntlc caucus in the Opera lions-Jest
night. His opponents were flames! Ii.
Wheeler and (home F. Thorpe.
Mrs. John if. tiny died athrvrseiv
dance on East Church stress, this morn-
ing, after a long illness. The funmi
will take place from tiermriai Church of
the [1on Trinity. next Monday.
The members of Vigilsnt Engine corn.
pony No. ii, are soliciting subscriptions
to purchase a new boss carriage, their
present one being entirely Moderate to
carry the amount of hose needed when
goiugtoa ilre.
A shalt mhpionavy meetingwashrld
in Msmofiaicliureh, yesterday simian.
Addresses m made ”Dictaphon-
anl, of Nevada and Utah; Ilsa Lacy A.
Jarvis, secretary of the Junior Auxiliary,
and a fire Brush, of firmwleh.
About thirtysia dollars wfl cleared
by the Dramatic clabat Mum
meat in the Opera House, Wednesday
evening. The above amount will be
handcdovertoihcmmoftbl
flaugatuck Hose c , for when
M WHO 6m “Wilt.”
prsessdloflbsivtoil for Wynn
pas-,sadsiskemusseflnufl"
“elitist
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benefit the misstatement was given. 'l'oe
here of the claims» alwaysgivslho
:avatslbetaresiwsys‘mwpfssn
The sisb b can"! of
Insurances-tbs
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55 °‘
. n .3. ,s.
The Whole World
is after
our shoes, and
fit much eve body
in t Norwalk sin our
shoes, too. You couldn't get in-
to anythi better either, in the
line of f wear, because the
wear well look well, and t
well. Nobod wants a r
article when t comes to cot-
wcslr. A bad “1:10:26“ t‘cltuche‘i:0t a
ten cr , a or s a
must bombed lightly. if you
want to touch your pocketbook
lightly, and that's apt to be a
tender mow-ads”, come to
us for . We have every»
thing suitable for autumn
wear for horns or out of
door business or
pleasure.
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Iswisyssreltsmtssssluw
ll. ll. HARVEY.
The old established Boot and
Shoedealsr, fallllls his promise
to his many friends and patrons
by making the greatest cut in
"armada in this town.
i will positivel an to note
thisswsspiag ”3’ sh before
purchasing elsaw as our
K ‘AND SOUTH NOR’WALK.
ENTS - -
HOW iS rr .WlTH YOU ?7
Do your feet ever feel th
If they do, come to us, for t
biggest kind of a push in a good 25c wool soc
17c per pair; or 3 pair for 49¢.
customer.
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eneed of warmer socks for winter?
his week we are going to make the
1:, price reduced to
Only 5 doz. pair to any one
M ._w._.__
Twenty-five dozen
Children's Canton Flannel llighl DraWer,
6 different sizes. For this week, choice 25c each.
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i ine little lot of Children’s Red
All Wool Flannel Vests and Pants.
They are worth from 0:5 to 85¢, according to size; to close, 49c each
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Keep your children sweet and good tempered by giving them
The Boston Store Peanut Tally.
Always crisp and fresh. Price, 14c per pound.
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500 lbs. of
Fine Ameritan Mixed Candies.
Price until Thanksgiving, 7ic pound.
w'
t' . h”...—
We also Will make a leader of 1,000 yds.
ill Wool Cashmeies.
This week until Thanksgiving, for 30¢: per yard. Valued at 50c.
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A few broken lots in
Children's Garments
at Greatly reduced prices.
”-00.“
than Lamp Shades.
complete with Shade Holders, for this week, lilo each.
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2n dozen
l0 dozmt
Linen Fringed Shades, Brass Holder.
All complete for 23c each.
Go to Theodore Olsen’s
~—SI€I(.‘( lNI) SALE (”‘34
Ladies'. Missses' Men’s and Boy's Shoes.
513 pr. Ladii-s' Turn and Hand Welt Shoes, worth 84.50, at
2.011.
ism pr. deivs"l'ipb‘hoes, Opera and C. 3., worth 33.50, at
2.0”.
2H pr. Blissus' Kid, Spring 11ch Shoes, worth $2.00, at
qr,
L...
(I)
1135 pr. Child's Kid, Spring Heel Shoes, sizes 5 to it, worth
$1.25, at 7,-3.2
1.50 pr. {lion’s Calf Luce Shoes. worth $2.50, at “.25.
:li pr. Boy's lintld Howell Shoes, sizes 11 to l3, worth 82.50, at
81.35
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Theodore Olsen
8i Washington Street, Scull: Named.
as... sonnet.
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STAMFORD. Willi.
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the Thousand
Cider Barrels
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during the day. can pursue courses in
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first as assist lilo, 15c and Sim goods. which we will close out far below the actual cost to minuscule than.
Comstock Brothers
rs,
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Call and Examine the
. . ORDERS Filll: .-
Pamtmg and Paper Hanging
Fine Stock of Wall Paper,
. IT THE
Will Receive Prompt; Attention. _; .
.i. T. Pruwitl company.
.HIBD TIMES ARE HERE
-AND—
Christmas is Coming.
YOU WILL WISH FOR SOME
HOLIDAY PRES-
vumo no 8}!waqu nnnn
Nonh’s Photographs
WILL FILL THE. BILL;
MODERATE IN PRICE
AS WELL AS BEST IN
QUALITY.
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CELERY
KIM ALL PAIN AND INV'IGORATIS
THE SYSTEM.
lb More Aches,
llo More Restless ilays,
llo More Sleepless flights.
With Increasing Appetite and WIMVDW
tion Hops Lakes the place of despair: your
daily duties income a delight and Lifsa
Joy.
Then stop that couch with
Yankee
wit; noun.
Ask your neighbor about it. and if not fully
satisfied inquire at the
CITY llllllli SillllE,
II WASHINGTON 8T» 80. RONA“.
G. A. Greggry & 00..
NOBWALK. Ul'.
” use...
Fine Dairy
BUTTER
from Delhi, Delaware County, New York. how
in store. Those who have been in the habit In
years past or calling on as for their wlatsr‘s
supplycaa now be suited. We will sell ilk.
or over at facts: less quantity. ills lb. m
who trust us to all their order for libs. or
over, can be certain of settles nice butter.
The California Btrslnsd
O Honey,
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