sen-m solicits eve
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' "L. MONDAY. oC‘l‘O‘BE’lt 2? 1894‘.
* first EVENING sumo.
" nun menu. norm and Proprietor
IONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 18M.
ADVII‘I'IBING BATH—”Want," "To
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ceeding five lines. one time. 50.: three times.
Notations. sun. Reading nrtices, we. a
line. Marriage and death notices. 1100. Sched-
ule of rates tor displayed advertisements tur-
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vance. poem prepaid: One month. we; three
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Delivered by newsboys. 120.1! week. to be paid
to the carrier.
IAIN OFFICE—N0. ill Washinflwn street.
Booth Norwalk; telephone call. 93-h. Branch
Gilles. No. it Wall street. Norwalk; telephone
«11.92 i.
COHMUNIOA’I'IONS should in all easel bi
addressed to
TB. EVENING Bll'l‘llll.
Scorn Nonwana. Uoss.
New York Harald Weather forecast.
Today partly cloudy and hazy weather will
probably prevall, preceded by tag and mist on
the coasts. with slight temperature changes
and fresh southerly winds, followed by local
rain. On Tuesday. cloudy to partly cloudy.
slightly warmer weather and fresh, south-
westerly winds will prevail, preceded by rain
and on Wednesday clearing. cooler weather.
Thermometer Record.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours endlnit at noon today was
41 3 above zero; highest. 74 3‘.
Miniature Almanac for 'l'o-morrow.
8 in Rises I Sun Sets Hiulil‘lde Low Tide
at 6:14 at 4'57 at 5:21. at ”:43
Nominate (‘iiloncl Frost .
Republicans ought not to fail to nomi-
nate Colonel Russell Frost for representa-
tive. His education and training fit him
for the work. He is a clear and forcible
speaker, and well informed on questions
of law and legislation. on the floor of the
House he would be an eifectual advocate
of good measures and a relentless oppo-
nent of bad ones. He would at once take
prominent place among the debaters and
influential working members of the legis-
lature. He would be an honor to the
town, and could be relied upon to protect
and influence all its interests. Every citi-
zenof his city and town would receive
cordial welcome and willing service from
him at Harrier-d.
He is clean, above suspicion.- No job
or corrupt lobby would rPceive anything
but vigorous hostility at his hands.
At the solicitation of many Republi-
cans he changed a refusal to a consent to
stand for the nomination. [is has al -
ways been a staunch Republic in and has
never asked for politival cilicc His namel
would add strength to the ticket.
The pvople, not the bosses, are making
the nominatioi :5 this year. This is their
opportunity.
As far as appears from the~ surface his
nomination is assured, lint the undcr-
currents of politics are an uncertain cic-
neat.
Every Republican, therefore, wlir de-
sires this nomination, should, without
fail or question. be present at the caucus
and see that there is no mistake or doubt
about it. That is the only way to mahoi
it a certaini y.
The caucus will be held at Arion llall,
tomorrow evening. at 8 o'clock.
Colonel Leslie Smith, of this city, who
has been selected by the convention com-
mittee to represent the Demov ratio party
in the contrast for senator for this district,
is a gentleman well known llt'l’tl, and is
held in the highest esteem. lie is a re-
tired United Stairs aniiy ili'irur, and a
few years ago selected this any as his
home. Since his reideucc here he has
secured ihe confidence of the entire com-
munity. and been honored by . election
twice to the olllcs of Eli ctric Light (,‘om-
missioner He is one of the gentlemen
who had charge of the introduction of
this successful system, and as secretary
of the board has been a moat painstaking
and rflicicnt official. At the last city
election he was chosen one of the sores-
sors and is scrvmg in that capacity now,
Mr. Smith is a Urlllllcl'lit and has for his
political antagonist Hon. John 11. Ferris.
The colonel has the chances strongly
against him, but he will undoubtedly
make a gallant tight.
The ciiort to injure l). .J. Hill by the
publication of such articles as appeared
in Bridgeport papers. we believe will
prove inell’ective. after the explanation
which is made in another column. The
question this year, however, is not a
personal one in any sense, but is: D) the
people oi this district want a
representative with Republican ideas
and committed to Republican policy,
or a Democrat pledged to con—
tinue the present ruinous policy?
Iir. Hill represents the Republican policy.
Ir. Del-‘orest the Democratic. Do the
people want any other argument! We
think not.
Headwaters ol'itic llllsslsslppi.
The above is the title of shook just
published by the itand,McNally com-
pany, and comprises biographical
sketches of early and recent explorers
of the Mississippi river, and the discov-
ery of its true source. The author is
Captain William Glazier, who claims to
be. and who probably is, the discoverer
or theme source of the great river.a
lake beyond item, which has been
named Lake Glazier. and is tributary to
.l'
Itaska.
ing. well illustrated. dealing wiyh all
events pertaining to ‘the Mississippi
from the discovery by Hernando de
Soto in 1851, t) the location of its true
source—a grouping of historical facts,
personal advi uturt', discoveries, de'
rcriptions, etc, of a character to hold
the attention of the reader iron) the be-
ginningto the end of the work. The
author has made the story of the “True
Source of the Mississippi” a highly cred-
itable work that authenticates facts of
the most interesting character.
mitoses nunstu 'ro stun,
Fire Distroys The Residence of Rev. Boss
Taylor at Nyacl.
(Special to Tint SINTINILJ
Nucu, October 22~Fire this morning
destroyed the residence of Rev. R we Ta) '
lor, a son of Bishop Taylor. ,Four chil-
dren were burned to death and three men
0
were seriously inj ircd by Jumping from
the windows
Porous amusements.
Dramatic»! and Musical Events In Which
Norwalk People Are Interested.
The large assemblage of amusement
seekers who attended Hoyt‘s Theatre,
Saturday night, to witness the perfor-
mance and listen to the songs by the
Dockstader Minstrel company, were in
no wise disappointed. From the rising
of the curtain, which revealed the entire
company seated before a well executed
scenic effect representing the golden
archwayof the transportation building
at the World's Fair, to the close, the
audience demonstrated the fact that they
were indeed being entertained. Pools of
laughter were heard on all sides, and
warmest applause was awaided the re-
partee of the and men. Eipt‘cmlly was
this true when the humorous mlcbritics,
J C. Harrington and Frank [1. White,
appeared. They were irresistably funny,
and the people laughed until they were
so tired they were powerless. Mr. Bar-
rington delighted all with his yodle song
and other vocal selections and imprr.
serrations. The Manhattan Quartett,
composed of Messrs. Shehun. t‘urtis,
Williams and Mack, sang original select
lous and evidently pleased their hes era,
for they were most liberally applauded.
The audience was initiated into mys-
teries of the trrpsichoreau art never be-
fore dreamed of when Messrs. Dumont,
White and Harrington held the boards.
Mr. White, we believe, performed feats
unprecedented in the annals of a
dancing master or premier. A musical
comedy was performed by Mei-sis, Sharp
and Flatt and receivi-d iiulmuuded ap-
plause. Their bar-j) playing was cs-
pecuilly well done. Messrs Archie, Eil~
ward and Dan Marve‘l were truly mar-
velous and excited wrindcr and enthuse
insui by their perfectly “Unilt'lllll {cure
of I'IllllllrllUlll‘lill. gymnastics unit cal s-
tlisiii'sziioue of more nliilitv have ap-
peared incur cvty. Mr. (lritliii wiis :een
in a nielangcuf bur-k dancing, and was
lieiriily applaudcd. The music and
vocal selections were all Wt'll rendered,
and those who spent the waning at the
theatre vxpressvd thciiiselvrs as highly
pleased with the entire production.
"Slavery Days" tonight at Music, llull
vlswald R. Smith will slavish in Green-
wicli, tonight: Bridge-port. Tunday
night; Stamford, Wednesday night; Drill-
btlry, Thursday night, and lswsibly New
Milford. Friday night.
~—Sp~cial sale of umbrellas, commenc-
ing tomorrow morning (Tu-sdayl. out)
‘36 inch twilled (llorias, lltlc. and $1.49
each; 100 25inch superior quality finish-
ed with fine Dresden tops, regular value
$2.75, $1.95 each; 100 men‘s 28-inch nat
iiral handles, extra quality, $1.25 and
$1.50. Boston store, Norwallt.
The oyster case of the boat “Rambler.~
which was to be tried in the Stumfilrd
City Court tomorrow, has been postponed
until next week Tuesday. on account of
Oliver Uooh's attorneys not being able to
be present.
The ndjutant general has accepted the
resignationofljaptivin Carroll l). Ryder.
of Company ll, Duiibury. and ordcicd
First Lieutenant Judson to assemble the
company to nominate a captain.
Mrs. John Herring, of Clay street, has
returned from a visit in Washington
A Very Valuable Modlcliie.
Thi'rl‘ is no medicine so often ncmlml in
every home and so admirably uduptrd to
the purposes for which it is llllt‘lltltil. as
Uiiaiiibi-rlulri's l’uin llsiliii. Hardly a
week passcs but some member of the
family has need of it. A toothache or
headache may be cured by it. A touch
of rheumatism or neuralgia quieted. The
severe pain of a burn or scald promptly
relieved and the sore healed in much ices
time than when medicine has to be sent
for. A sprain maybe romptly tn-uwd
heforeiniliimiiiation sets in, which insures
acure in about one third of the time
otherwise required. Cuts and bruises
should recoiveimmediats treatment le-
fore the parts become swollen. which
can only be done whcnl’ain Balm is kept
at hand. A sore throat may be cured be-
fore it becomes serious. A lame back
relieved and several days of valuable
time saved or a pain in the side or chest
cured without paying a doctor's bill.
Procure a 50 c tbottle at once and you
will never rear it. For sale by (l. (l.
Stilison, drought.
The book contains about five
hundredpageeot moetfinterestinggnad- '
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rendering train a
fearful cough,
which the best
tlisdlcul skill pro-
curable was unu-
ble to relieve. We
did not expect
that shecoulil loin;
survive; but Mr.
R. V. ltoyul, (it'll-
uty surveyor, hit]!-
1 pcned to lll‘ stop.
pliii: with us over night, and having it
bottle or Aycr's l‘lirri'y l'm'torul with
llllll. induce-d my wife to try this rcincily.
The result was so liniictiv'ivil. flint slut
Iii-pt ou tailing it, till aim was curl-ll.
hlw is now enjoying l‘Xl't'lll'lll llt'lvll i. :v
:iiiil “clubs 1m plillllll'l."-—li. S. lll'Vl'H
Iziizs Suiissy. (iii.
Ayer’s Cherry PCClCill "
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Eiiipcmr William is on a not very still
hunt. iur uuiircliists unit socialists in his
rculin. lt‘ Eiiipcror William‘s father.
the wise and liberal lllllltltltl Frederick,
had lived, then. would not have been
nearly so much anarchist and socialist
hunting, but ill llltf some time German
rcpublicunism Would not have advanced
so rapidly as it will do under William.
“Thc first. thing and tliuinost i'orcibio
that has iiuprcsscd incwuli Aiucricu
has bucii the Wonderful clcurncss of your
atmosphere. " says Conan Doyle. No
American ci'cr wont to Europe and re-
turned home without being impressed
with the some fact.
it would lio interesting to know
whether William of (li'ruiany really br-
licvcs that iubbisli he talks in his
spew-hos about the rcigiiinp lll)llt'll1.(ll~
lcriis being uiiiicrtlui «special guidance
of the Almighty. ll 1m really does lin-
licvc it, then he is it bigger fool than
t’Vt'll his British relatives give him
i‘ftlilll for living,
That is a coiiiiiu-iidulilc policy of the
postal (lvplu‘llllt'lli which will llt'l'Oufbtll‘
i'illlllllt! t‘rce nlzlll tlvllt’l'l'ltm to towns
where the ruccipts urn sull‘icii-iit to pay
expi-nsvs
New South Wales is going to plus a
militiiilwrv iii'lvllruliuii low.
'l'lii' mori- llllltll mic of the lv'riiiii‘li poo.
plc any llll y \\'lll tuigiic (iv i‘iiiiiuy .uul
Liko bin to llll‘ll‘ l.v iil‘l again if slii- \vill
l't‘llt‘ buck to brunt-i- Lorraine. film may
lii'i-ll Alhlll‘t‘, [ii-‘5 my, tor Alpiii-i ”All?”
ilistiiiclii'cly (ll‘l'lllilll lll in population
lllllll li'rviii-ii. li William and his gov-
ri'iiiiiciit \Vlllllll llll rim, ”1"” lll‘ might
('Vt‘ll go in [wow to Paris to :llll'llll
lllt! \Viirlil's fill“ lll llltlll, vi~'
llll'l‘fllt‘llt‘il tmlo. l'rut to piti- Lorraine
back to France is Just who! iii~riii;iii_\'
will iii-yer vlo—nt- lv-gist liiirdly evci'.
luv liiis
If a New York millionaire gives a din
m~r at 5th avenue and 26th street, costing
“Will“, which gives lll purple ovum-pa.
and 'hnsi- pvnplo‘ fis‘nil HJWUV‘ iv lu'
..r\ S7 I“
are billsaiul llii:ill_i li.
”ll‘lll for l 'nv-nis lllor lll’t' u. now ...i.
who. \l‘ll‘d boilio Having per mints if
tl‘ ‘i'in- 7 should mu bu Kl‘W'U thnrr
'lu'lll.' *‘7 lrt'l‘MlIir at [Dr fvust‘
‘llllll‘r‘ a "'uistwi'~ livir siiirv -tl|r‘rt
. ,. . ,.- H... . Iln y-ls ' U i rullt‘ti.‘ .i..
g r ation ahv ut Ca - !_i "av
Newspaper Reporters Winner .
We are informed that the Modern Press
Association wants one or two newspaper
correspondents in this county. The
work is light and can he performed by
either lady or gentleman. l’rcvioue ex-
pericnce is not necessary, and some 0
our young men and women and even old
In”) would do well to secure such a poni-
tion, as we understand it tales only upon.
our-fourth of your tiriiv. For furthvr
particulars fltltlrr'us Mod- I‘ll l‘r. w \~,~viv'i
atiori. Chicago, Ill.
Are Your Children Subject in llrmur‘.‘
Every motlwr p-hillllri lumw illut i-roup
can be prowl-riled. Tbi- lint symptom
of true- croiip ls lllllll‘rlt'llt'rlrl. 'lliis is fill-
lwwr-d bv ii peculiar Ti'llu'l ciliiiili. ll
('liiinibo-rliiin‘a (‘ouuli licmcvly is given
‘ii't‘ly the child ho come
liiiirsc. or t'H'll alter the rough cough
has ilcv-ilniwdjt will lll’t’Vl‘lli. the attacks
‘33 and rill‘i‘l'ill. brittli-s for solo by (l. (7.
Stillmn, (lrimgist.
“94 Hi villi lll‘
21': Coma Will lluy la Wile
or Illtitlll'l' a bottle of Dr. lluiivl's (Zolic
Cure at any drug storc. Mrs. H. W. Mor-
rill, of Fairdulc, N. Y., says: “ Dr.
Hand's Colic Cure is for in advance of
any remedy of its kind 1 over used. It
will quiet baby when she is screaming
with pain." Ask sonic iiiiitlicr who has
used this rcmcdy about it. When your
baby is cross and fretful while teething
apply Dr. Hand's Teething Lotion to the
gums. Sold by all druggists. 2501mm
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[Detectives Needed Here.
Supciinwndcnt Charles Airiyvn of the
National Detective llurenu, Indianapolis,
Ind, announces that two or three
capable and trustworthy men are needed
in this county to act as private deli olives
under his instructions. Experience in
the work is not necessary to success. He
edits a large criminal paper and will send
it with full particulars, which will ex-
Goodileyaaiways wanted to sell Tull
Dram. carom.
plain how you may enter the profession
addressing him at Indianapolis, ind.
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r , $1.5:a «17 e... if ,
A FEARFUL cocoa iiilv’l
Bpeedlly (1an by i
advertisements carefully.
prices that no house in the
m
FULLY 3i PER CENT. LESS
afford to miss this sale. Good 0
Gloves. Laces.
Eight-inch Mousvpietuire Suedcs, in
tons and prays; regular value, $1.01lzyer
pair, 59c.
for lamp
Twenty-five plums I‘m»
shades, all colors, 19".
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Domestics.
TWO more bales of brown Muslin, on»
yard wuic. splendid value, ill: yard.
Ten pieces heavy Herman Damask, 29.-
yard.
Fifty dozen (.‘hcnillc (,‘iivrrs, one yard
square, this each.
-—-—‘w-~——-
Dress Goods.
Forty-two inch iuiicy Suitings, all new
and desirable: regular prlt't’, 45) ccr.t~.
{or this rill' , 39c yard.
NOTICE!
. The Boston
BOSTON STORE.
The leaders. NORWALK, CONN. The leaders.
Every item in this advertisement good for this week.
We wish to impress upon you the necessity of com-
ing early, for, remember, we cannot guarantee that
quantities will hold out, however large they may be; with us a. halo of muslin or a case
of dress goods lasts just as long as a piece of the same will in smaller stores.
Read our
They cannot fail to interest wide-awake buyers. We make
United States can excel.
October 20th.
THAN REGULAR VALUE.
pportunities don't come often.
I
Forty-six inch line all Wool Cassimeres,
superior quality; would be extra value at
$1 yard, 75c yard.
Five hundred yards Figured Drapery
Silks. all new, 32 inches wide, 490 yard.
Ten piscos hcavy black limo Grain
Silk. ‘31 inches widc: value, $1.25: 980
yard.
Boys‘ heavy Wool Suits—sizes, 4 to 14
yes rs—tbree dozen; Value $5; $2 ill) cacti.
Hey—H
Kitchen Department.
t'i lured (llass Rose Bowls. 9.- each.
(llase Vinsgarettcs, 50 each.
Dec. Earthen Cuspadores. ill: each.
Glass Crackv r Jars, large size, 23c each
Six l’lain Tullllllirrl. blown glass, for
19 cents.
Drip Pans, 11x16, 9.: each
Drip Paris, 12117, l‘lc (‘31 li.
Large Carriage Sponges, l~lc each.
Corn Poppers. tin covers, the each.
.1 a .1
Sale Commences Saturday Morning,
. tore. e
BLANKETS.
Five thousand pairs just purchased—«the balance of a. large manufacturer’s stock.
PRICES
f you need a. blanket you can’t
Hosiery and Underwear.
One case men‘s gray wool Socks, 12110
pair.
Fifty dozen men's white Merino Shirts,
19¢ each.
Lot men‘s white Merino Shirts and
Drawers, slightly soiled, value from 50c
to 75c, 39c each.
Seventy-two dozen more cases)
Ladir s' Ribbed Vests and Pants, same as
we sold last week, Mr:
‘J
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Handkerchiels.
Five hundred dozen, for men, women
and children, all new, for this sale, Sc
each.
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Jewelry.
Stick l’ins, one hundred dczen, just
received, 7pc each.
Rings, ten dozen, plain ‘and fancy,
warranted gold plate, same line is usual-
ly sold for $1, 25C each.
The first of the six Sewing Machines will be given away next Monday evening at 8:30 o'clock.
ll Machine will be given away each Monday evening, to and including Nov. 26.
DID Well Hanil Laundry.
ii Washington Street.
South Horvvall
ALI. WIIRH DUN! H} “AND.
in AIYIDH FRIED IN WASHING.
wA'I'ISI’AC'IlflN GUARANTEED.
QIMIDS CALLED FOR AND DELIVER
I." PRICE OF CHARGE. 0N TIMI.
.ltlIlN WARREN. Proprietor.
mums. ”mm. ilrwrpe la, t‘ook. Main strret.
Darien .
,i
iviis. MEllD’S scvuul
, Filb—
||lllE CHllDHEN.
GIRLS AND YOUNG lllllES.
lilllllll‘l‘ZNS
SEPTEMBER 27th.
HILLSIDE. HDHWALK.
ASSESSDBS' NOTICE
E. the undersigned. lien-by give Tlllllt't' to
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\‘ all persons ttllll corporations. liable to
pay tori-a in the Town ot .V'iirWallt, that they
are rr il'iireil by law to dulln-r to the Assessors
“1‘ either «if tin-iii, ill) or before the first day of
Mrwinlwt, hull, ll erlltlll or printed list. i iti-
whslri ml and MWnl'll in, of all the property
U“llt‘il by ”Will on the first day of October,
ll‘lll, liable to taxation. otherwise it will be the
duty of Ill" Awe-mute tn iiiiikiiiiut rill‘ll list M'-
v'urillivu tntliv-ir bv-sl juiluiiiv-iit and linuwlcdirc.
lillil Nllllllltl ll‘ll per cent. then-to. which they
are conipvilv-vl by law in do. and from which
lists m llllllli- lllo‘i‘t‘ is no lilipllltl.
N' ll llls'siuity luv returned to the Assim-
siirs, at lllt‘ win-- tiiwii's llllll'". liiriik llliilvllim,
.‘Iiruullt. and iii lliui‘miiir il liomu. llaviliiiiil
sirwl, rlniilli Mirwalli. from lllltl liicliiilliiu
tli-luln-r Ill, lstli. tn null llll'lllllllll! Nov/mullet
lsl.. lHlll. Willi ulllr'v-s it» DtHlDtlll fruit into l2
o'clock rs. tii.,rtiril Il‘lllll :.‘ to h ri‘t'luv'k p. "1.,
and on Hullll‘llliy-l and Nln‘rlllllt‘l‘ 1st from 7 lo
ilii'cliu‘k in ”IN rIVr-lilllu.
listed at NurWnlk. llclvibr-r Ed, lliill.
FRANKLIN A. 'l‘l)l.l.“'.~‘, l
:4 Hill'l‘ll lr’llllVlhllllllllldT, - Armrmmri‘.
JANE-3‘ Ml mum. l
oil liu
Raym and & Sons.
Successors to (lmrue ll. ltay runnil.
Furniture Dealers tutti “i iicral l-‘iiiicriil
lllreclors.
ill and ill ”all: Bin-m. Norwulk. Ct.
Itervlvlence, 3 Berkeley l’lai-r.
Telephone. 77-4.
Grampton’s
Home
Tablets
all the well-known «tissues.
A family sup
t
tablets has a‘ enter in the house."
Mfrd. by The Home Tablet 00.. New York.
For sale at Plalsted‘s drug stoma! Wash-
» I n“.
A Elam] ct. it
Are standard prescriptions of firstwlase
pliyslclana in accurate, convenient and
economical form. for the relief and cure of
lied with a clue of these
in or street South Norwallrflonn. and John
ill I filain street. Fenian.”
Tristram
The Leading Dry Goods Store.
& Hyatt,
No 2 Gazette Building.
Black - Div
We are showing not only the
(lords in all of the latest weaves
Black llcnricttu, 40in. wide.
quality, 3:) cents.
particular, 50 cents yd.
Black Whip Cord all wool, l
A very attractive assortment
at 50c. and 75c. yd.
Trisiram & llval
The Southern Ilavv England Ttlrplioiis Do.
Look for “tilt SIM/”l of the
the Sign Blue Bell.
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annulus iiii'Tsiivis.
WM”
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I'ulillr motions are Located its Follows: l
Wall st l't‘t't. ( ‘cntritl ()lllce.
New ('viuaan. New ('imasn Messenger.
”Itowuyton, - E. W. ”1"”er (ii (in.
‘fliiiltli Noi'wslk. - » ll. ll.‘l‘ ulstwvl
Wuaipurv, - - W. it. Unborn.
‘Wlltmi. . N. Y . N. ii. A: ll. ll. ll. Co.
'liidicams Automatic Million.
P, J. FLYNN,
and cheap at that pricu, this sale,
i
ii - Gills.
finest assortment of Black Dress
and frobrics, but also claim that
our prices are much lower than the ordinary retailer’s. We
should like to prove the claim just made; that is, you are invited
to inspect our stock of Black Goods, and it upon examination it
is what we claim it is, the best that can be bought for the money,
your native prudcnce will move you to make your purchase here.
~ALL PRICES ON A FREE WOOL BASIS-
25 cents.
Black Cheviot Serge, all wool, E‘s-in. wide, regular half-dollar
Black all wool Henrietta, i5-in. wide, guaranteed in every
5-in. wide, usually sold at 75c,
viiic. yd.
of Figured J acquards, all wool,
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l’ricstlic’s Silk Warp licnriettas, in four qualit es; also all
wool Swivel Figures, 'l‘vimise (Erapc Cloth. Striped Princetta. Di-
agonal Mclrosc, and Nuns Voiling.
. Norwall, Bonn;
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STOCKS.
If you desire lll "wool in chicks In it MIG and
Ii-uliliimlc lllllllllH‘ without cure and worry.
, Htllli»(‘t‘ll)t‘ in our discretionary macnunts, which
wlll pity you trmnzui ll tor cent. weekly in
any nl‘llvn iiiiirltet. it will pay you more than
double the average rate of interest. in an
ordinary business pursuits. Deposits receiv
{mm .31! in Hull,
We will be pleased to furnish you refer
once as toriur success In the past. and what
we aredoitiir for others. if you are situated
where you cannot call on us in personuvldress
your v-iiininnnlcntlunrv to the
Metropolitan News 00.,
Ml Congress at . newton. less.
“It! remit. profits once a Week and rincipal
on three days' notice. Parties reforr n todo
Plumbing, Steam and Gas Filling
lllll WASHINGTON ST.
.1. ll. Flynn will have personal chariti- pf this
depart meat.
Plumbing overhauled and put in itlrst. class
sanitary condition.
PORTER WlTER MDTDB
their own advertisiiiir. are adv sed roan ribs
,in our Daily Market. letters, which who you
no in tent mor'nallon on active stocks. and
vvl cnuliliiymi to iuakernone if you Myonr
own speculating. Rates. It.“ per month; or
with tclilurarvis of Important ch mixes. in
month.
Metropolitan News 120..
48 CONGRESS 5'12,
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