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' MONDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1894.
”murmurs mums—“Wan t." "To
1A.” and "For sale" advertisements. not ex-
ceeding live lines. one time. 260.; three times.
Ion; six times, Jill). Mill“ actions. lilo. a
line. Harriette and deem notices, we. 3(5th
lie of rates for displayed ulvertisements turv
linked on application.
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venue, postage prepaid: One month, 50o; three
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MAIN OFFIOE—No. 116 Washington street,
South Norwalk; telephone call, 03-5. Branch
08109. No. to Wall street. Norwalk: telephone
. “1.004.
CODIIUNIOATIONS should In all cases be
addressed to
'l‘fll EVENING SINTINEL.
Home NonwaLK. (ions.
In York Herald Wenther Forecast;
Today partly cloudy weather is likely to pre_
veil. with no decided temperature changes,
and fresh, variable winds, preceded by cloudi-
ness, possibly attended by rain on the coasts.
On Tuesday. cloudy weather will prevail,
with local rain. tresh, variable winds. and
nearly stationary. fol lowed by lower tempera-
ture. and on Wednesday. cooler, fair weather.
Thormometer Record.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
“verity-tour hours ending at noon today was
at 3 above zero: highest. 67°.
Vital-turn Almanac [or ‘l‘o-morrow.
Sun Rises Sun Hots Highl'lde Low Tide
M. 6:22 at. 4:40 at 11:5'5 at 0:10
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David Swing‘s Last Message.
It has been vcry gcncrally noted that
the lust sorinon prouchcd by tho lament-
ed Professor David Swing before his
death was on the labor question. A pe-
rusal of tho sormon shows that the fa-
mous liberal preachcr had taken to horn-t
very seriously tho action of tho Ameri~
can Railway union at tho time of the
Chicago strike last summcr. He says
labor is as great an onciny to labor as it
is to capital. Ho blames the strikers
throughout for the unfortunate features
of the aii’air. Labor's rosort to violcnoo
he deals with as follows:
Labor may and uvcn must organizc, but the
laborers must organize us Just and law abiding
men, country loving men, and not as bandits.
Tho deprossinir momory of last July is not to
be found in the fact that labor was organizcd
orwholiy in the. fact that it “struck." Tin-
strike was indocd pcrfcctly dcstituto of com-
mon sensc, but tho chic! disgrm‘c of thc hour
lay in thc willingncss of frwmcu to obey a
central dvsput and join in such acts of wrong
and violence,- as Would have disgrucul sin-nuns.
Bunsvolonm is humilintcd that it must food
and cloth» mun who will brook tho skull or
kick to insciisilulity ”it' brothcr who wiahcs to
earn bread for his hungry family.
It was dim‘ovcrvd last July that snow of tho
labor unions I'lilplll)’ lighting llil‘ll to go to and
fro to hunt up and knock down thosn who do
not join in thw I‘ollyr—riliom- who nri' hatisticd
with thcir Winona or \\ ho must Work. Not
(:vory \Vlirliliillli in n lrninui puuilist. Ho mm
are hirml to .~'p-'ud ihv day or the» wook hi
pounding inn-n who ni'w H‘Illl" and industrious.
Seldom in tliocoursc of his carccr did
anything tons:- up David Swing to spcak
like that.
He says labor will ruin its causo by
trusting ioIlu-h-adi rsliipof hot licadcd,
ignorant, illogical liii‘ii:
Labor should burn for its chit-{talus iiili‘
Franklin~ Ir our John Stuart Mills. Tins.-
i-liiouid lio its climb. if our land [IIHNO‘F<l'.-l nu
siii‘li mindm ilii u w.- :m- on iln- l‘h' of untold l
mlsfortunv. Whru labor shull lili\'l‘l"1‘lllibllll< '
for its \Hilklli‘.’ <le gains. it w ill lut~ r upon n I
new i‘lll‘i‘t'l‘ l‘.i;..l..I “iii ('Illii'i ruuli ii. ('lln l
gunners of \\-Iil\illl.’li.i‘ll \\ill iomi, and mu“
will find tho u. :i w of t‘fV'll toil: r and of ca! h
now xit'i'litil, 1 ill not .. lluI‘1ililll-ll4illtiliy a fool
iah (Rt'NpUl with .11 Mill. Yrs, win» thiiiul'nu lu-
d()11t)-'ilil' rrio.‘ ur um bc lullu lit-sly ruinwi
throuuh a Tlill'vui IiitlllliI-ml
It is thc i'l-soi-t to brutal violl-uco that
the proachl 1‘ voiillciiius \l'iih uil tho forco
of his oloqul-nco. Hull and club logic
have had no part in tho roai liottcrincut
in'wugo and conditions that labor has
maduiii ihcpast 21.3 ycnrs. 'l‘ho iiiiprovc~
nloiit has llm’li wrought by moral powcr,
and by that alonc, by “(‘(illii‘l'i‘lli'i',
thought and rcason. "
Tlil-ro is a mighty liirli lwforo tin-
church today. hotlliuks, LII Ilw church
throw asiiii- its liuir>piiti g discus“-
sions OVi‘l' dogma and ('X'I‘Hi and ad-
drcss itsclt’ to tho making of Christ
iiko oharantcr in tho nniliuudo. This is
the stulwiidolis \vurk lil'fIIli' thcololzy and
Holistic“ today. it is lilrri-nll-r cruslldo
than ovor i’cit-r thc llonuil or Marlin
Luthcr cnlorcd on. l‘rI-achor and scion-
tist must lnvvt mob and illllllllllllii'l' on
their own ground and dcwlop iii-«in into
spiritual lii'v—lhu i'it‘col’justicodionctty
illtll llrothlit‘lioo-l. Nothing ulsc i‘lili Nivo
tho World. A l'l'itl17:tliilil of tho Worth
of man lisn spiritual build: "can compo]
it grout nation and a ui‘vai nullihood to
spring from lil"|lll1llii~ll]lll_\‘ of tho Hilll- "
(inn is frrqlirntly Ins-l in iulmiriltioil
of the lli‘liilli‘li of lluiw'liw summit-s. ii
him ill-on plilllisliud broadcast. ovor tho
land that guards hill-o lwcu plat-ml all
about ill" Flint wIii-rc Ihu urcnl train
robbery ol'l'lirrml in l'nlll‘ornin. in the
belief that albumin in will! and scrotal
thousand dollars In Hill'i'l‘ urn buriml in,
the earth ihcrcilimnls and that tho till/lg"
hers will soon come back to carry the
booty oii'. Win-u thi- bold highwnymcn
road this in tho nowapnpcrs, of room.
they will all rush at «mm to tho spot
whore they burn imrimi tho trcasnro
and dig it up in plain sight of lilo do.
tectivos
Thom is nothing liim Irving an archi-
tect and knowing about high art in
building nswull mum in high building.
Sir. Thomas Hastings, it Now York city
architect, wants skyscraping boost-s
limited by law for a rcrimn that sounds
very com- m the unartisiic soul. He
guys, “Iregei limitations on the height
of buildings Would give us that cannot
any seemed»! to the general appear-
uee of a city.” Nobody but a New
York architect could have evolved that
ides onto! the gypsum at his brain
" Why not Are Outed” ‘
This qmtion a number of‘ writers [
.nudertako to answer in a symposium in ‘
‘ uzii'y to pro pin-o it hot \Vi‘ll'llllll'
‘ lilisllll- l‘l'lll~li'.
The Arena. in. Thomas E Will ilnde
.the‘ovemrrxluction of the class of idle
wish is a causo oi" the nonompioyment
of the rest. Ho finds that land monopo—
iy is another cause. The principle is
laid down that wealth production can
be carried on only by direct or indirect
application of labor to land. Vast bodies
who do not till it themselves and will
not let anybody olse do so. This keeps
a grout host of pcoplo out of work. In
Boston alone "tum-thirds of the land of
the city is hold out of usc.“
Tho uncquai distribution of Woolth
is another cause of the existence of the
army of tho unemployed. How this
comes about is set forth by Mr. Will as
follows:
Many are now nwohi-uinu tothoi’uct thntthc
millionaire is abroad in thc land, but fuw
probably rm-ognim- as yi'l any (‘Oiilii'l‘tiuli lic-
twocn n (lonid with liistl'ldulim undo Rocke-
folll't‘ with his $1L’il.(llil.llltlor ililldUiJIUi) and mi
uncmploycd army. Yot thm'onncction cxlsts.
and it is vital.
If laborers are to iind a plum in our indus-
trial organimtion. their employment must bc
preceded by an efioot yo demand for their
roducts. Prisluction carricd on n t for
hose simply who w i». lit for those w 0 can
buy. Obviously tho ncomc of a single Gould
or Rm'kofcill-r must cqimi ihccomhiucdiir
comcsof an army of ordinary CliiZi'iirl. Onc
hundrcd and iwciity millions of dollars at 5
INF cont Would yin-hi lul annual return court]
to lllt‘ joint coriiiugs of ”.000 men “'itl‘klilll at
tho rntoof sodium-h pcr your. I‘Lstiinatiiig ii
family at ilvc persons. it tin-u nppcurs that tho
incoinc of nsingic family studios that. of Roche»
frllcr must equal that. of n city ot tiUJIllilinliuir
itauts. I‘lll'll lii‘llil of a family earning 8:300 pcr
nnnuiii. li‘. thI-ii, production is to ho curriod
on to its full capacity. tiic onc fiivorud family
must possoss a consuinpiivopowl-r «quid to
that of thc city of 00,000! Though tho pownr
of tho rich to uousnnnv and wastc may bc grout,
bl-fon- sucha t:|.~.li1lil‘)'lliily‘t'i‘ll tum pain.
Win-n, thcn, thl- rich linvc bought all thcy do
siro and thc poor linvo bought all thoir meager
incoiiics will command, production must. stop,
and tho \\‘(Il"ki'l"i lilib‘b bo iurnctl upon the
slim-ct.
Cnrrlcr l’igcnns In Wnr.
Major Iloward A. (liddiiigs contrib-
llil'S sonic facts on this subplot to (hit-
iiig. Tho (‘arricr pigcnii service has
grown to grout dimensions in Europe
since tho Franco-Prussian war, whcro
its utility was tirst tricd. Major Gid-
diinrs says that in Franco, (loriuaiiy,
Italy, Austria, Spain and Portugal tin-
orgaiiizntiou of military pigoon posts
is now woli advanced toward pcrt’oc-
tion. Thcsc nations have ovor (300,000
carrier pilzcons in training. In tho
United Stan-s wo haw only paid uttcu
tion to tho inattcr in the pastfivoyoars.
()ur principal pigcou station is at tho
Naval acadcuiy at Annapolis.
Tlic chict' oliji-ct in ll‘ltilillll: thc birds
is to makc ilu-ni usct‘ul zit son. in (‘iihi
ot war or of tho snspcciod pi‘ca‘ouco of
an inciny‘s i'i‘iiinL‘r on our coast llit'r-‘l
birds (‘ould bc liiki‘ll on board
our war Vow-ls null (‘itll\'l‘_\'l‘ll out to sin
oiu' ol
if an t-iiciiiy was siglitcd own at. n (12*
of thin [lil‘ iruliirll
liiviuiiilz l'll'll I" lvzw-d
would 1'! in h our >ll|ll'l's iii
tniilu- null-s out,
i‘l'lilll lit' :iiill
lliiit' for th-
I'oi' Iln
Mill ii' llll‘ invcntioii
of it ll‘ul'lllllillig from in sm-h at
pori'm-ch tlu- pigwou will iiul hr ill‘l‘lll‘ll.
it. will lu- :i~ may to toll-graph from :i
N‘Jl i~
ship in tho bio I .i.~ iwtwwu two \‘t‘h‘i'lr
lllll.
'l‘iiv birds at our stations :m- li‘.lllil'Il
tocon-i~ lll'lrl‘illl of about L’ I” liiill‘c I'l‘oui
eiu‘li lii‘:illlili;ll'll'i'~;. 'l'hvy can ily :ll.
mills an hour right hours at a sir. it'll.
'l‘ln- liliigium-i'inl: and Mining Journal
('llllhlilli'llllllillllllil'lll‘lll\\';i)‘1i|\\'llll‘li
nunc owuci's and lllllhl' who haw crud.
orc for i-‘illl' ili'l‘ iinposml on by malrlo-I
i‘l‘lilli'is. This is particularly trim of tin
Now York lliill‘lli‘l rcportsoi‘ Ibo salts LI
lrad nro. 'l‘ln- daily papcrs of Now York
publish so (‘illll'll oil‘u'inl quotations oi
tho il-ad sub-s and tho prices at which
ilu-y wvrc inadc. 'l‘huso rcpurts nrc scat-
tori-d throughout lllt‘ miningdistricts oi
tin» \vcst. 'i‘lio prion Is usually lluolcil
at a onnsidvrnblo friiction low-r than
that actually paid. 'l‘hc ri-poris urn skill
fully iiuuiipulntcil in tho iiitI-rcst oi
'hom who buy tho li'ltil oro from thl
producvr. 'l‘lu-y aro nscll as tho basis oi
pi'l'cwi iii oi'o buying, and tho prollucli
cousmpicnlly M'lls tho- cruilo moinl fol
loss than it is worth.
i'hiiln is “only In spcnd Q‘jfifilillnllllil
to wit-luriitc tho mom. birthday of tin
llil“‘lll.(l‘l"i‘illlll‘l‘sh. Nililllllulll'lllillibli'iili'b
illill‘l‘ forcibly what no uill'rly l'lllltileli,
ilnprawllmd uiuiun i'hiiiil is. lilac is on.
lit to hold lll'i‘ nun among llli' coliillrh ,.
ill lln' l‘ill‘lil. At illl‘ wry llilli‘ «hp \l‘lll
~lu'llil this Ilium-y on i‘onllhlmm lll‘i‘
army 1“ rm ill «'Iiiniv Iiuii part of ilil' mi
llil‘l’s are only ili‘llil'll Willi bow» and :Il‘
l'ilWh.
Why dill uni snow of Hi“ Allil'tli‘dll
mind corn pinvliliourrs uh» l‘flll lrmli
at ll «iisianr‘v from tho palunl as “mil in.
in his llri‘Hl’ill‘l' tiiltl‘ hull! Ill Ihll I'mt’ ill
Russia and put him upon his fool, tin
Instinct of Ilw corn bcinu unknown to
him or to iitiylunly around him? if mind
cur" bits whvru llll’llil‘illl‘ falls, lil’t’l' was
llm chance of tho nuns to show it.
Dctroit is a lucky city, it is in in-
suppliod with fuel gas. thus buiinr rill
If the horrors of ashes; coal smolm and
coal carts. The gas comps from ( 'auuda
and will be pinnpcil through pipus run
tiimt limb-r till,- 1h troit rivlzr. Thi- this
is adniiltcil him of duty in tho chiss of
uncnuinnrolwl and unumnuiactnml ar.
ticlus.
"Wu gazo at tho stars. Wi-forltet
that wc are on a star, ” says John libr-
rutlglis.
Warning to wires: (memo W. Cram
lately shot his wife because she named
him.
of land are in the hands or owners .
lililsiv'iacle’é " ,
sated by Eruptions.
at «one by
Arm's strenuous
“lions year;
$39,. I was lit a
terrible series:
lion with: a; 1MP
nor, or only
“30195 “him”
b‘l‘oiifl’ m m
over my (also
‘and New. . .
an the fossil" .
molly e! Millers
as to the sell.
' Hwy of Ayers
Barsapnrilla in ilirc cam. ii concluded -
to give this llli'illi‘lllt’ ii. trial, and this“ '
result was a thorough culls. no simii oil '_
the complaint nuiklolr its appointment -
since. I lizivc no Iii-siliitiou lsi‘i l’i'FliflIi-v ‘
intruding Ayor's Hiii-<:ipm'lll:t I‘m! now j:
kind of skin ilisciisc,” .F. W. ”111.113,, -
Altl’tlhisalsallalilla 3
"W“ “b
Only
0 .‘
Admitted M! the
,-
A Fight With flint Gonwosdtrmilvneu
mulls.
James Reilly and Thomas lulu were
passing the home oil James I’Meillb,m
Italian, at Baby mil, Winsipsok, grow
ter'day sfteruoon=,eml seeing him in tho
front yard they csllbdl out ”Hello,
Guinca." This'ongor'edi Pasta-Ill», who
picked up a stone and shim it M lilo
men. The two {elicits then showed
tight. and Parelloi mil is} slim hinoliml
gun. He threatened to shoot them.
when another indium who Ilium- in
the house rushed out flourishing o
revolver, and commenced lilting oil
the two men. All this juncture they
were joined by Thomas Whose. and the
Italian who had done lilie- showing Iliad
into the woods. Pore/Ila was prevailed
upon to take his gain. into the bruise; new
.his wife came out, armed with a tributes
pole. This put Pandora- fighting mas.
and he took up on one to tit-ileum! hum“,
(looms Queen then drove up and (striated
the lighters, assisted! by Alfie? Ross. who
lives near by. Sawmill o! the bullets
wereshot into the Rose residence; No
arrests have been made;
mm. tum." 'mr. curve atom,
Commercial “sitting MIMI)! to mental Ile-
s suit» for M’mfl".
There is reason. for bl-Ilicoimr than; lilac
Norwnik and South Norwalir Electric:
Light company will contest the right”. oi
the city of Son h Norwalitwsmermt ills
business of commercial lighting by memo
of the municipal plant. it Ilfl‘ «null [thou
the attorneys for the Normal-it wild Shawn:
Norwalli Electric Light i‘i’lmpwr‘lp «Hill
take advantage of ihot clmm oi" W law
which, they claim, rustrlf'ts e m-W‘mpmll
plant from (’1lean into n cornimmmiwll
business unlcss they Iirst‘. buy up will of
the opposition companion in the tin-wax
where they intend doing hummus. liii or
understood that the South: Ni-i'n‘wlilh
sutlioritirs have been. sdwseril thou the-
Noroalk coi'porati in has no Fill“! in low
tcrt‘crc with them in the pronoun: [Nov
‘jvci. in order to make their :l»i‘.‘ml'ir i-‘ov
domagvs against the city of .‘hiilll’l Now
walk more icnohio, us ilhl-y moms. {lilodiib
rectors of the company hove culiedl lo
meetirg of the stockholders I’l ii Hotshot
:il, to not a reasonable p-I‘li‘r" sport MU
leili,afIl‘1‘ which it will be «Merrill Is!
salctlihc city of i-looth- Norwollli, ill
rci'usvd by them. action for iltl‘i’ifilm'i’rt w'iillll
be brought as soon All thscii-y sailors into:
commercial lighting.-
sirutlnrd .G'IIB'HM‘ MW.
Tho. Republicans of Hirartomt hold! an
cuthusinstio rally at; the- Town Nil-ill. M
urdsy night. the speltlicrsbnlng lli‘ont I“;
J Hill and Hon. J. FF. Bummer Not:
walk, and Iloorgs Fl. Oliilll, oi? Bruin-peril.-
Stiles Judson, Jr., was ollaimwoo! this
meeting and David l".. 1.. Rthozll'weltw
tal'y. TIio'i‘Ippomnm- chorus was: prov
out and rendered selections o Illicit were
received with applause. Mow the numb
in; the chorus was cornmeal-no hy' min
Young Men’s Republican- lilie'
sprain-rs bring the “limits nil lil’. ll".-
lilimli'd.
cl n-lu.
..... "new. no.
Annual 9. l’. Iii. fl. '1. (tonvenclow
The tooth annual l' mvmnuw oil Illw
illiriutnul l'ilillillit'ul“ ancients. or (Ransom is
cut will be held on Wmlomuillry omit
'l'llnrmiay. Nowmlu-r ‘.' mull it. an Nil-v
Ilyporinn. Now Haw-n. 'llhm- In lillw
second timo- ilw ltonnoclzlcot omen. New
nil-t in that city and. about vll.l'lilll‘ Ilium
gaunt arc cxlmcmi. 'llllos» who millmdl
the convention will an; as monsoon mi
one-half for» on tho slalom ill'lp.
Iorwull Ilrrmvw Gomviw'mnikd‘.
The rillcm and members oil the New
walk lire department era‘s {including
not of mm, and their munching m
justly prslmlwn goodipldipmud mall!
iircmen stated in our hosting filiwll illiur
linear span of humid liner, was» out
which drew the Nowell: simply mum.
m’l’hcre or» no files on the‘fiorwsllt Flu
Police. Their msmvlmrs'lmthr ohm
of Captain Mum and filmm’li‘l will!
Ambler. were libs clock want. “I’M-lit
porter. ’
_ ,... . .mgmmsww
"15W M M.
Mr. firii’forwiilitsit Sm: For ills More
fit of the population or Woflwyilow all
neighboring viilm. N vomit Ibis no
emanating-armless not w
rind and that my «its me set in
with me. all is alcohols hill: at! m:
slimming.“ still
HEBOST’N.T0RE’
cos. Mom ano WALL smears
~ 'M’ rim ~rxr‘uw .r
I
. NORWALK. ’
SEOONOWEEKOFOOHANNIOENiNNYSALE
The First Week was a Grand
m receipts elm double say “our put great sales.
lower prices will be the rule.
west to get double also um this sale.
Triumph.
To exceed this amount is our great ambition, and throughout
New special purchases have been added to the list. if you
locality.
12h: each.
Linens.
Mn
micro. pier Mid. 69c.
New Dress Goods and Silks.
flame in not a time within nn'niory that the above linws
will bow been no cheap as they are this week.
memory» mailings, 44 incl e-l wide. per yard 39c.
fiftmewdmh indies” (doth, new {all colors, per yd. 49c.
Figured drapery silks, new designs, per yd. 49c to $1.09.
Much for (my work, all colors, per yd., 98c.
Shaelings.
«m hundred times wweHamuk.
Calms 12a, to I176... your choice while they last, each 10c.
Fifty Wen We chenille covers, 36 inches square, each
:Tw'o belles Itwwn .etwtiog. by the yard at less than bale
New»: been, With Napkin to match—
oo's'r shown is Connecticut-mot Reasonable prices.
only 25 cts. each.
each.
SEWING INACIIIIE Nil. 2 WILL BE GIVEN lWIiw NEXT MONDAY EVENING.
Cleats and Furs.
11m Wm: shows e great increase over past sea-
m». ”there’s s new {or it. such things don’t happen by
chm. High quality, low prime and aetiortment unequal-
led in variety. tells slow“ the whole story. If you went a
«iridium mt, st the Most price, now is your oppor-
Handkerchiefs.
Twcuty-live dozen ladies’ fine swiss handkerchiri‘s at‘
Fifty dozen ladiee’ embroidered Swiss haudkerchiefs.
the best 25c handkerchief in the market; while they last
you may have them at We each.
Fifty d1 zen ledies‘ all-linen initial handherchiefi, at
this sale 124; cents each.
in Depnameni. ,
Head-rests, new designs, superior quality China silk,
Pin-cushions, in plush and satin. all new, 25 cts. each.
A new line of mantle and damask tray cloths, at 25 cts.
buck and bath—-
tenant styles.
Dress Trimmings.
An extensive and elegant assortment of everything
that is new and novel will greet you here. We have cape
seal. Alaska sable, Russian mink,oppossum,astrichan, plush
and silk beaver bands and pipiugs; tine grades at low
prices. Our line of jet trimmings comprises over 100 dif-
There never was a grander collection.
the clicicost line
milk, (new. 12-30:,
’ l . l
lien s Fumisilings. V
Il‘iity dos. men’s misnomer] shirts, at 39c cach. Se me
aw rm hell «sub 3 gram solo on two wreks aim.
frilly allot-ml mum’s seeds. techs and four—iu~hend. all
Tw'mtyrliim dozen men's braceseuperior Webbing :wUuld
[to first value at 33.36:: lot this sale, pair, 25c.
complete, 89 etc.
Laces.
«militias, till 1'90”"
Illinois. :8 Ml fixes the sail». 27c per yd.
,iiilll milk 5,. 3 out ‘9 inch black lace at 25c. yd.;
Marmara leis». with not top. 7 in. drop. all silk, worth
The Bost
regular
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Kitchen Department.
Parlor lamps, with decorated shade and tount to match,
Vase lamp. with decorated bisque shade and base, cen-
tcr draft burner, complete, $1.98. .
Decorated Dresden lamps, solid brass stands, guaran-
teed not to tarnish,
Cobalt blue plates, gold decorations, 14c. each.
Opaque porcelain pie plates, 2c. each.
Glass creamers, 50.
()it meal bowls, 4c.
Decorated custard cups, with handles. To. each.
Decorate d “Jumbo" cups and saucers, 25c. each.
()d heaters, 34 inches high, with nickel-plated stand
and tank, Russia iron drum and center draft burner, for
worth $6.00, at $4.98.
on Store
COR. MAIN AND WALL STREETS. NORWALK.
Telephone Call, 57-4.
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Tristram
& . Hyatt,
No, 2 Gazette Building.
WINTER UNDERWEAR.
We oil'cr to the trade the most complete line of Winter Underwear for gents,
ladies and children that we have ever shown.
It will pay those who contemplate
purchasing a new supply to investigate ths'merits of our goods; no one can or
shall on... bitter values in Underwear, Hosiery and (ll’ovosthan we do and our
cuswmcrs can rest assured that for every dollar spent in this dcpartment they Will
500. LINE.
(lents' White and Natural Shirts and Drawers. ell sizcs from 30 to It I iu.;ladiee'
Knit and Ribbed Vests and Pants. all sizes from 26‘ to «10 in.
75c. LINE.
For gents the same quality that we sold last year at $1.00 both in white and
receive full value.
natural, all sizes. ‘ . .
by the S Iringtieid Knitting Co , all 81208.
.1 25 and $1.50, both for ladies and gents.
Underwear at the right price. All sizes.
For ladies we have the celebrated Ribbed Vests and Pants made
We also have excellent lines at $1.00,
Alsou good assortment of Children's
Red Flannel Underwear.
Rod Flannel Underwear for gents, ladies and children in three qualities.
We
also wish to inform the ladics that we have Union Suits in two qualities. These
suits will be found to be very comfortable as they tit, smoothly from neck to ankle,
adapting thcmselves to the curves of tho body in every lmsition, consequently they
are always in photo. 5 sizes An (‘It'KltnR
[edit-s. gents and childrcu.
Trislram it Oval“
assortment of llaslmiero Hosiery for
."N‘orwalk, Bani.
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the Sign Blue Bell.
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P. J. FLYNN,
Plumbing. Steam and Has Filling
108 WASHINGTON ST.
J. F. Flynn will have purmliiitl charge ofthls
department.
Plumbing overhauled and put in ilrst class
unitary wadition.
PORTER WATER MOTOR
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from ”I to “Jill.
We will ho pleased to furnish you refer-
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woarodoinu for others. if you are shunted
win-re you cannot call on us in person, Millions
your communicallonn to tho
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on threads s'nollco. Parties retort n to do
their own an vsriisimr. are adv and 1mm ascribe
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imfioviant. niormsiion on active stocks. and
wi ennblo you to make money if you do your
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