- “maritime KATIE—“Want,” "To
1st.” and “For Bale" advertisements. not ex-
' Wire lines. one time. was three times.
Md! flout. ma. sending listless. too. a
line. Wand death notices. tile. Sched-
Ih 01 W for displayed advprtieements tur-
m’oil‘ ”vacation. ‘ , ‘ ..
, letmt starlet-By mail. in ad-
mm prepaid: Daemontlutvo; three
mam; six months. 33.50: one year. can).
Dellvend by newsboya. 1%,. week. to be paid
‘ bthenarrler.
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MIR OlPIcE—No. no Washington street.
80mm Nurvialk; telephone call, 926. Branch
mes, No.05 Wall street, Norwalk: telephone
Bill. to 5
counnmonnoss should in all out! no.
to
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low York Herald Weather loreoast.
Today partly c‘oudy weather will prevail.
with no decided temperature changes and
fresh easterly winds. becoming variable. pos-
sibly preceded by rain and followed by clear-
ing. On Wednesday fair, slgihtly cooler
weather and. light westerly winds will prevail.
followed by higher temperature, and on
Thursday fair, warmer weather.
Thormnmeter “Record.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours ending at noon today was
4‘! 3 above zero; highest. 72° .
Miniature Almanac for 'l'n-morrow.
Sun Rises I Sun Feta Hichl’ide‘ Low Tide
at 6:15 at 4:53 at out i at Azili
The Candidacy of Colonel Front.
The candidacy of Colonel Russell Fr: «L
for representative is arousing his friends
and all who want Norwalk well repri-
aentcd in'tnc General Assembly, to his
enthusiastic support. His qualifications
are admitted by all, and his consent to
the use of his name is apprectatcti.
Colonel E. H. Matthewson, who has
been mentioned for the same honor, in-
formed us today that he is not a cant'i
date, and could not accept the nomina-
tion under any circumstances.
An effort will undoubtedly be made in
the next General Assembly to have the
state take control of the drawbridge at this
city. Such a measure needs an able ad-
vocate. and South Nor-walk can secure
one by the election of Col. Russell Frost,
The report is beiniz circulated that Col.
Russell Frost's candidacy for representa»
tire is an uptown measure. This is an
unwarranted eflort to stir up sectional
feelings, and without any truth. Col
Frost was prevailed upon by South Nor-
walk Republicans ti allow his home to
be used by his friends in South Nor wu'li.
If it receives the approval of Nor vnlk it
is highly credi'shle to him, and ought to
more fully recommend bitii to his t~on~ti-
tnents as a most available cutiiiidntv.
Republicans can only make this ntimi-
nation cerium by going to the cant-nu to-
night. Utrfiuuing lnbl‘l‘l‘ql" of pow-min
candidates may arise, and result mll‘m'lfii'
ly to this BP‘IFCCllin, “'lll' ii the liPr-L t'li-
ment of the party unqutmiionsibly
desires. Such possibilities can not will
he provetitcd if go id citizens in» llI'TO’ to
do their party du~y.
Literary ii. in \‘imwiiip.
Tliotlcuthuf Dr. Holmes is doubly
and bocuuso it ruinows from Ann-rich
the last of tho lint- old writers who
roused in tin: ltd-lists of young pooplo
the sentiment of nt in Worship. of tho
chief lixlm “tut .‘tlllllll‘ in the golden
age of Now '.}_{l.lltll litoruturo cvory
one ‘ns rump" l with lovo uhd enthu-
siastic lill:f.il‘..iltiil by young people.
The aspiring, iznprz-ssioiiriblo souls of
boys and girls nt-ur enough manhood
and womanhood to understand all they
rend turn with uti‘vctioiiutv ndorntion
toward Lough-How. Margaret Fuller,
Whittier. Emerson and lit. Holmes
80 they will turn iii limit to route. This
aflectionuto tidorution tulips ll not only
the writings of tlio author». but nlso
their chiiructcrs iintl immortality. Dr.
Holmes was perhaps most of till beloved
by those wise, cloiir swim; youth: poo-
ple. Eighty—llvo yours oltl lliouuli llii
was, he Wits boy always—boy to tho
core. All his life young pt‘iilililflltlllill‘l‘ll
around him mid clung to his hiiimivtio
personality. llo \‘liH illlll‘i‘ t-nturttiinihu
to thorn. llllll‘t‘ ('i)lllpllllll.illl|lili' Won.
than pursuits of their own tun. Witch
he was it young innit, bu lhniikml (iml
he cums of long livml tint't'iitry, tiitd
thus had so minty yours bui‘om him in
, which to Philly lift'. [lo did enjoy it to
the full. No mun tsvvr tilled itniruhours
hill 0! liuppiiit'ss tlitiii lll' did. l‘lili‘mlmi
of this vory swwtiness of iotnpt'r, this
merry, cheerful disposition, hit nttrtict-
ctl all mankind to him. Wish lit! WM
and scientific. Sonic oi“ "it? most impotm
taut contributions to iiimlicul st'icnctt in
- histinto were itiutlo by him. lit: pur-
‘feomilwthc slothmopu for unit thing.
But after all it was his personality that
draw people to him and inatlc him in-
mous more than his milieu-attests illil.
30 it is always. The cltstrictit of per-
' eons! riingntttlsm and of individual
(1th is that which muses tho ole:
merit of hero Worship in others (ii liv-
ing writers who is there that thus
drawn out thslove and admiration of
the reader? There is not one, except-
‘l‘oltitci, either on this sitiotlic water
‘ tirin Europe. All England thorn iii no
writer who arouses the enthusiasm that
Thackeray. Dickens, George Eliot and
Carlyle did. Victor Hugo was the last
otthe literary harm in France. There
are literary painters and literary dis-
senting room professors. literary mocha
unclear. but no unanimous Waco
at Medals, Guide. Hart Walter
monies.
‘ the history of the country when there
~ t; ‘ flier be
The
rwmfiy it livo toreverlnis on
There has never been a time in
were more questions of importance that
the intelligent young American should
interest himself in. Our young people
should get thorough information and
make up their «minds on these questions.
In getting knowledge they should get
all that is pouible to be obtained. not
only on the side of the fencewhere they
are,’but on the opposite side, the better
to look at tliidgs from the standpoint of
their enemies. This shows as weak
spots in our arguments lllld in our char-
acter as nothing else can.
There is the question of whether the
income tax is beneficial, and if so what
form of it is most desirable. Then again
hundreds of intelligent people are think-
ing seriously whether the president and
United States senators should not be
elected directly by the people. Should
we have the rcierontlum in the United
States?" What would be the client if the
United States should be changed to an
exclusive silver coinage country? Are
the present hard times anti want of em-
ployment directly unused by political
legislation? If so, what legislation? ls
woman suli'rago expedient? Should the
irrigation of tho and west be under’
tukon by the nation or by tho scpnrntc
status? Should tho nation own tho rail-
roads and tclcgrnphs? Should cities own
waterworks, gusworks and street car
liiics. Hits the so called mind #4
a foundation in solid fact ant rco‘
son? Here are two more, one touch-
ing tho realm of ethics. the other of
aesthetics: Should the ladics take oil
their large lists in the theater or should
they keep them on and keep people be-
hind them from setting the stage. Final-
ly, and one of the most important of
all, can the American whole a habitual
oxpcctorntor be a. gentleman? ‘
We huvo hero cut‘ t it good win-
ter’s work for our friend in the debut-
ing societies.
finding Mllllonnirisni.
The yoko of iniilionairisni is one un-
der which many people bcliovo tho
world is groaning, cswcinlly in Ameri-
ca. The low reigning families of our
Aincrictui nobility, added to the Stand-
ard Oil and minor iitngnntcs. hold in
their own hands wealth enough to sup-
port in comfort several lllllllll'l‘ll thon-
suud fumilios. Tlic oxnct calculiition has
lit-cu made. The few millionaires can
only «at mid Wl‘il!‘ just so much of pro~
tlut'tivu couimotlitius. The rust of their
riches is useless to them, and tho rust of
the world is how out of Work and food.
Nobody fli‘lh’ lint use of tho Wraith.
That is 3 lim- of argument with
which all in tho prtwitt- dziy :iro morn
or loss familiar. Tho thing is to find
out how to brouk tip the millioiitiii't-s'
forluiit-s and tlistribulo llli‘ill more
i-quilztbly without \‘l‘til'lli‘i‘ llllil without
tloim: injuslit-v. Hm» would l'llllli‘l‘ not
hurt the filt'llllflll i'Vl'll of n inilliotmiro
if ho i'illllll lli'lp ii.
In this (lllt‘lllillll u siitv‘ossi‘ul lllll’yfl'
Pilllli‘a' to our old with lllt‘ sittipliv llll"
tum: "Time and tho ltiivycrs will burst
up this llllllllillllll’i's. Tukt- no lroublo
about them. Tho lllllllliliiill‘l‘siil’Oluiliilil
to tho iii duo course, t'Vi‘ll millionaires.
There is bound to lto litigation ovor
their wills. in tho [lfiil‘i‘slsl of this law-
iiig tlic vust property will melt ttwny
like snow wreaths. Tho luwyi'rs will
get it, and tho luwyorsnro capitol llfililli-i
tit ape-titling money and thus distribut-
ing it muting llii' pooplo. So tho Stow-
iirt millions iiit-ltt-d nwuy. So tlio I'l'l-‘l
will Ilil'll uwny. Tull tliu tlonr pmpln
just to wuit and how it to tho luwyvrs. "
it is hurt! to svo justwhnt ground tlw
so culled grout pt iwurs o! Europe would
have for interioriug in the. war lit‘lWl‘i'll
China and down. Considering how tho
police of Europe rests on a km of pow-
der, tlint nitiy l'xpllilli! tit uriy illlli', tintl
tliut only tho mittunl four and jiuilousy
of one another kl'ilpfl the notions from
ilyiim tit ont' tiiiollit-r’s throats, their
posii‘lblo lllli'l‘fl’l’l‘lii‘il iii the interests ti!
potion llllil civilizulion bum-on l'liinti
niitl Japan has ti tumor look. it in rank
hypocrisy, tiiitl till tlit» world knows it.
It is nont' of llll‘ll’ busiinmn lllmiilllli‘ly
“‘llllllil'l' Jupnii whips ('liiitti, and “limit
{rally it will bu wry hiiluir if ”try in.
li‘l‘lllrii to prt'vmtl this. The pint-k llllll
skill llli' ulilplllli‘flii liuvo inutiifmilwl tintl
iliii iiilVlIlil‘I'il position in civilisation
ilitvy lim'u llll'l'iilly shown llll'llli‘i‘ll’i‘n to
liilt‘t! illilllilwl t-ntiiln ”Will to be the
rot-«instructor of till Arvin. Thor-y limo
tliiiii! more (or tho clviliniltm of mm in
the lust hi) yours lliiiii linulsntl litisiltmi:
in all the limo vuitltirlts site has been
flqlll'ljzlll“ Wt-ziliii out of lntiin.
Tho lorriblo droughts ll“! punt summer
will make ftiriitttrii think again seriously
whether it will not pay to irrigate.
won lands supiwmi to be supplied by
rainfall. it can be done for ‘1 an acre.
after the first Post is paid, on the aver
ago, and one irrigated acre products as
much as lit-o utiirrigalctl cuss. Cy Wm.
man writes: "Thu irrigated farm is the
only sum thing farm on the intro of this
earth. '1' ' not can make it minor
shine on any t all oi his acres when he
wills. Ari irriuaicd farm iir'YM' wears
out ”
in gelling information for permit.
of the income tar luvy the officials put
William Waldorf Astor's annual income
at $8,909,009. And he spends it in
seem ot the" litany debating V
‘ a Fusion. couch:
speedily cured by
AlEll’s citiiv PEGl'iLLl
”My wife um. I,‘
stillcrlug iron. ; . f
li'iti‘iill t‘tiiilzl; '3
which the bits! “3
lllildllt'iil ski" pm ' l
curtiblc Wit." 1“ :
bin to relievrn .,i\
did not CKDL'“, pf
lliutsliccouri ll : ;
survive; but \t »
It. V. Iloynl, d: , ""
iity surveyor, hm ’
pencil to bu dw- t.’
plug with its over night. llllll imviur .
bottle 0! Aycr's ('lll'l’l'y Pitt-tom: "9'"
llllll, induced my \Vlll' to trythlr. l‘.“‘l ’
’l'.i! result was so lli‘lit’lli’liil, :l:
i; ,it on inking it, till slut was .~ l'
'v is now enjoying I'X“i'll\'l.'. !
n l 'iciglis mo poiiinlti."—»li. :4. l.
.' J’s. S-titasy. Ho.
: Mr’s Chum! V“
\ ., n ,
Fall Election Issues.
It is even more nmusing than in-
structive to read the papers respectively
of Chairman William h Wilson and
weaker Thomas B. Hood on tho "ls-
~ on of the Coming Elections. ” In all
their glory the articles spread over In
pages of Tho North American ltcvictv.
The ignorant outsider humbly opt
proachcs such it fountain of wisdom.
Ho is not persuaded in his mind Jus'.
what the hurtling issucs of tho full ole-c-
tions arc. Here he thinks he will find
what will give him hope still trotnlort
and knockdown arguments for his own
party activist llir- mat-3:13“
Thu in Illitl'l'lllli: party llill six things
to do, Mr, Wilson miys, llfi follows: To
repeal tho Sherman FilVi‘l’ purchnso not.
to rcponl the imitrul election law, to
reform and ('llitlll up tho putts-don .-}'1~'t('lll,
to bring about ct-oitoirty itipulilit- cxpond-
itnros, to extend tho civil service ju-
risdiction mid to ropml tho McKinley
bill and roping-c it with thrill for rev.
cnuo only. Iltt does not cluim, does Mr.
Wilson, that the into lntnontcdcongross
did all of this. Tho foot is, he says,
much more might have been done only
for two grist obstuclos this was that
the Democrats did not have complirtc
control of tho scnuto. 'l‘lic othvr was
that when tho littnocrats cums into
power “iltn t‘k)‘ was lill’t'illly dnt‘kt'iiing
with the clouds of :1 financial storm. "
Tho vicious lows llll.llt' by tho Repub-
licans [-rt-i lously lllll‘lli ti up tin.- limin-
cial crisis. Mr. Wilson Fi‘lfl forth m
lt-iintliii‘lizit llll.’ [honor-ruin"! :iViviiuttloiio
and holds ilit~ \i'it'kid ul‘liillllli‘ullh li‘
spoiisiblo for it.
Tlll’ll up stops Mr. Rood. llis iiblt- ur-
ticlo is Ill'\'lil('il to llililvilli: fun of tho
”commute from iiu' ivortl no. lit-points
lo the internal and fluidly illliirl'l'lrs of
tho [unionists during tint p:i~t N'Hl‘liill.
Ilv says tltt y ('nlli-d otio niioilu r mum‘s
worso thou t-vt-ruwii tho lttrpiiblimm
llplilll'll to ”Hill. Ni Vi‘l‘ lii‘iort: lllll.l
this last evasion bus tho l'nitttl Stat. -
si-iiziti- Iuid itself opt-ti lo illlll‘l‘r‘ill iv-
proui‘li, llt' says. Tlll‘ dispulii lli‘l\\'l'i‘l|
tho president and tho sriiutv us to what
"('llilii'i‘ullt‘. priiit'iplt-s lift! is tliocuiiso
of llli‘ Ill‘l'fil‘lll iiitfortuunlv poliiit'ul sit-
tuition. Ito informs us i‘lutirnmu Wil-
son found llrmn‘rtitio priin-iplm: lll frmi
sugar.
'l’ln- \i'lmlv lit'lilitt‘riillt‘ party I‘Xi'll i lllllmil
it l‘itlllll luv mil: d a lh‘lil-s'l‘lllit‘ puny v lllwlli
llill- in ”li' Mimi-v "Nil-i hum-w I'lzl‘n‘ in llii‘ljtli'
iii tum-i lillil iiiutiI-lmiirml bill‘lir ur-tl lirttl
t~t~iilt~titl trio .l iron. Fri ,. row llluii rml twin-m
m-rtiiit- [‘l" dildo in llu‘“lilll‘ li-rilw. ‘ liili'
itixul "“‘li :m i iron pun-4 liillMi'l' ill iin- ""ll'tll‘
on ii till! r l?» 'Il‘"‘l"."llilill roundup iml i..i...'
attrition flit )vt iitiivi-rlnu l‘flil'l' lili' 2. h
iii/vii ilit- llil'itiiw lnx. ilw only than: both
ll'lllH-l'ii hurt-iv! upon, it lill‘ll um nm in. ii lnl‘li to
romp nvurur lo‘llli‘ a livium'iztilv priticlgltt
[into anything vlw. bus IN mnlignvtrs inside
tlio put-1y. mid ibn Iiri-uttll iii, form-Hing ilmt
iii- mlvimvtl ii in n ltit'ssuiti'. lint! pliitiillt’b r:-
urtvis that it in port of tho owl.
Mr. lit-ml lioltls iliit [lotiitntrtitic rtiiriv
rt-iipotis'ibli' tor the liiml tittioa v'i‘ini
only comfort lio ilntlstinywluiro lain
iliti i'lllllli‘llilitili of tho ur-tit incl llint
thorn in not stupidity in llli‘ t'nttnlry
enough to kill it. in! it" hint no liopo
of timid limos till it iiiii'lyizris into pow
or thin. is in lirirmntiy Willi ilrwlfm—
untmly. tho urttnl tutti mod llvpitblivtui
pnriy. What it will particularly do
“‘lll‘li it guts iiiio pmvvr Mr. lit-Ml dm'ti
riot i‘ll'lil’ly lull us. lln indulges in gill.
ii'rllliz Kl‘ll'Titlllli'M of how l'i‘U.-lilil'll_‘.'
will ovum moi-o porch upon out btimwrs
it only iliii good old ltl'pillilll‘dilill'v
pliant t'nn It-uil iiiu plel‘W-liili iisziiti.
Wu ltiy ilii'sti issues litlfilft' tlio li-tii'li-
tililtvnntl liuinblcvoivt who is «cohort:
light on how locust his frociiimi'sbtllul
in "ii! coining t‘otiivst. Wu boiw tin-
liuht which hurt-in stints from two
grunt. li'lllli‘ffl of tho oppresiiiu ptiriits
will do him good. Willi‘lll'W‘!’ party he
belongs lit
We urn indebted to Harper‘s Union
A monwnltms question has lK‘S‘li t'll’l’r
elicit NH? brains of mortals for many
years. in the iraptrrs thorn lithllifi-flil for
years wind old fasliimictl directions for
, advertisements carefully.
(trail (“to . 1- - ,. i»'
5’
« ‘33mfii
il'
FULLY {ll PER CENT. LESS
afford to miss this sale.
Gloves. Laces.
Eight-inch Mousquetaire Suedes, in
time and gr‘iys; regular value, $1.0M; per
pair, 89g. .
Twonty-iive pitces L'ttss for
shades, all colors, 194:.
lump
Domestics.
, Two more holes of brown Muslin, one
yard wide, splendid value. 420 yard.
Ten pieces heavy Ul‘l man Damask, 29.:
yard.
Fifty dozen Chenille Cowrs. one yard
square, 39¢ each.
”w“...—
Dress Goods.
Forty—tum imzli fancy Suitings, all new
and desirable: regular price, 49 cents:
for this still , 290 yard.
llltl Well lianti Laundry,
9i Washington Street.
South httwsil
ALI. WIIBB DON! BY HASH.
Ill ACID? USED lfi Warllllhfl.
HATIHI’AUI It!!! (HiA “ANTED D
tulflllfl CALL!“ full AND hilllt'liik.
I!) FRI”; "l’ “RANGE. UN TIMI
Jun 8 W A it it EN. Proprietor
tit—u tit-ti unlt'oswldllirkfl lb. Punk. Viriln i-ll M3?
en.
MRS. MEAD'S SCHOOL
—— FUR—
lllllt Cililllllill.
GlillS Mill YOUNG llDlES.
-- fill-OPE NB—
SEPTEMBER 27th.
HILLSIDE. lilillWlLIl.
ii [iii ' NOTICE
“SE S S .
\ fit. the undersigned. hereby ulve notice to
all ln'THillR nilll corporations. lltibir to
pay than» iti ilio'l‘nwn or Nowell. that they
tire rvuttlml by law to tit-liver to the Ammfl'fi
m‘ i-Iilier of "will, on or lwforn the- first day of
I‘I'Vlimlwr. iHIi is written or printed llsi. t al~
tubal i.t-tl rind Iwfll’ll in. it! all the property
mum b ills-m on the tire! tin)" of October,
WI. liable in inmiluu. ntlturwlw it will be the
dbl *ii' iii» Ammo” lo limits mil “Vii lint tw-
vortllim to their limit indium-iii and itiioviietlitr.
and mi llnu lt-n invr wtii. therein. vtltlrh they
mi» amniprlliwl by low in tin, Mal ff't lii willt'i
lists om made Hour» In no animal.
hi ll Liaisiusv be returned in tin Aims.
tuirmnt ibiiwithittwii‘soiliv-i. ilsitlt lliilltllilu
Normals. and iii Hm I ‘mitii ll llmm, ilnvllantl
“two. South \nrwnlli. from and iiicltitllmr
iirtoiwifl, Mil. in and liit'liiillmi hovmnlmr
lulu Mil. said offices to be one" if ‘lli 10min
"Wm-ii a. "hunt! iron; 1: in ‘i li'l‘llu'lt p, "3.,
and on Hnitmiuy- anti Novomlwt in from 7 m
lio‘vlorli in ibi- i-vsiilttit.
Deli-d tit hurwnllt. ”richer 2d. M‘l.
FNAXRMN A. ll . It“. '
H HMiTli it‘liliiiltll'llilltl;,
Mitts Mi rttiiitm.
" Assessor-u.
ill Ilil
Raymond 8t Sons,
Hm ransom in thorn ll. iiarmond.
Furniture brains and “metal Funeral
nit-esters.
so and will this 3mm. Hurt-slit, 0i.
lie-idem". 3 Berkeley Plat-u.
‘l‘iiio-pbmw. Hut.
a family‘llsppll‘ed with a fare 'oi
knitting those swiul titling and things
that catch dustahtl are the terror of thoi
Compton’s llama Talz'sis
masculine soul. in the saidtlirmiimis n” . ““0“" ill um "um“
there was always one which said, “blip
and purl one " The puzzle stream the
meaningoi' this Sanskrit phrase. i’rooi- mflm Vfi"§m
readers and typesetters hare mailed sectors:
with it and turn their hair in despair.
Harper's Memes toilietellef of all
Europe and has: 48.0% a mouth in than “flaring men. saying simply,
beepingtip amwlusjesiiur lint g ,
new,
leMwn-Wtsm"
It“ to been.
s
These Tablets are mermaid wmtriwm or
in mums. «unionism
one. Aspects!
int, not a "cars an.”
d, ”it
than use” lemma
“3‘". angstroms. mire
» r. .
. -. 4-. min “View
was.” ,n‘ W
m.mummtu omit.» York.
as.
r for
( I .
3 Sale commences S
BYSTON'iSTORE,
11‘ The LeadersW
NOTICE
Every item in this advertisement good for this week.
We wish to impress upon you the necessity of com-
_ . lug early, for, remember, we cannot guarantee that
‘ quantities will hold out, however large they may be; with us a bale 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 tail to interest wide'awake buyers. We make
r prices that no house in the United States can excel.
“or“ . t..t
October 20th.
THAN REGULAR VALUF.
Good opportunities don’t come often.
Forty six inch line all Wool Cassimercs,
anterior quality; would be extra value at
$1 yntd, 750 yard.
Five hundred yards Figured Drapery
Silks all new, 32 inches wide, 49c yard.
Tun piecui heavy black Urns Grain
Silk. 24 inches widt; value, $1.25; 98c
yard.
Boy s' heavy Wool Suits—sizes, 4 to 14
years—three dozen; value $5; $2 H9 inch.
Kitchen Depanmenl. '
Ct lured Glass Rose Bowls, 9c each.
(ilass Vinegarettes, 5c each.
Dec. Etrthen Cuspnt’loi’es. 9c “elicit.
Glass Cracker Jars, large size, 230 each
Six Plain Tlllllbltl’rt. b'oiui glass. for
19 cents.
Drip Pans, 11x16, 9.: each.
Drip Pans, 12x17, 13c cat-b.
I. true Carriage Sponges, Ht: t'at’b.
Corn Poppers, tin covers. in: eacb.
”l‘ ristram
The Leading o‘;y“"oo*oagsto.o;‘ "
l
aturday Morning,
Bostcmtore-
BLANKETS
Five thousand pairs just purchased—the balance of a large manufacturer’s stock.
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PRICES
It you need a blanket you can’t
Hosiery and Underwear.
Que case men’s gray wool Socks, 12%: *
pair.
Fifty dozen men's white Merino Shirts,
19c each.
Lot men's white Merino Shirts and
Drawers, slightly soiled, value from 50c
to 75c, 39c each.
Seventy-two dozen more (2 cases)
Ladies’ Ribbed Vests and Pants, same as .
we sold last week, 340.
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Handkerchiels.
Five hundred dozen, for men, women
and children, all new. (or this sale, 5c
each.
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Jewelry.
Stick Pins, one hundred dozen, just
received, :‘tc each.
Rings, ten dozen, plain and , fancy,
warranted gold plate, same line is usual-
ly sold for :31, 25c each.
The first at the six Sewing Machines will be given away next Monday evening at 8:30 o'clock.
l Machine will be given away each Monday evening. to and including Nov. 25.
& Hyatt.
No 2 Gazette Building.
quality, 39 cents.
pirticular, 50 cents yd.
at 50c. and 75c. yd.
Trislram it. Hyatt
Black - Dress - Bills.
We are showman.r not only the finest assortment of Black Dress
(loctls in all of the latest Weavcs and frabrics, but also claim that
our prices are much lower than the ordinary retailer’s.
should like to prove the claim just made; that is, you are invited
to inspect our stock of Black Goods. and if upon examination it
is what [we claim it is, the best that can be bought for the money,
your native prudence will move you to make your purchase here.
~ALL PRICES ON A FREE WOOL BASIS-
Black Henrietta, 40in. w ide. 25 cents.
Black Cheviot Serge, all wml, ES-ln. wide, regular half-dollar
We
Black all wool Henrietta, lit-in. wide, guaranteed in every
Black Whip Cord, all Wool, lt-in. wide, usually sold at 75c,
and cheap at that price. this sale, 690. yd.
A very attractive assortment of Figured J acquards, all wool,
Priestlie’s Silk Warp Henrit'ttas, in four qualities; also all
wool Swivel Figures, Tamise Grape Cloth, Striped Princctta. Di-
agonal Molrosc, and Nun,s \‘ciling.
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"P. .i. FLYNN,
Plumbing. Steam and Bus Filling
lite WASHINGTON 8T.
J. I. flynn will have personal charge of this
dam merit.
Plumbing overhauled and out in that class
“Marathon.
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STOCKS.
if you desire to Invest In stalks in astute nrd
lt-ultlttiaic lll‘liilit‘l‘ without care and worry,
substrrlbr to our discretionary accoutilsmhlch
will pnyyun iritmllto ll Me! rent. rim-lily in
nnynl'llim market. it will pay you more!
double the worms rats of Interest in an
ordinary business pursuits. Deimlts recelv
from IL" in MM”.
We will be pit-vised to furnish you refer-
ence astniiur sitcoms in the Will. and v
we are doing for other». If you are situated
ism-re you cannot «all on lllI in person, adtlrus
your communications in the
Metropolitan News (10.,
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We remit prom-t once a wesli and principal
on llimtllt’l'tm'li'fl. l’ni‘llm nierrin lotto
their own uirertlsl . are air inst) incrilrv
tomtr nail Market sitters. which give you
im tent ctnrmailon on iii-live stocltth a
wi enable you to make money if you do your
consummation. links. 94.!!! per month: or
with ulegmm of important ch intros. '9! per
month. Address.
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Norwalk Chronicler