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FINE CLOTHING FOR FALL AND WINTER AT PRICES LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE.
t‘iEN'S Single Breasted.'Double Breasted and 3 Button Cutaway Frock cults ......... ..
WEN’S Single and Double Breasted Overcoate. of Choice Materials. . . . . . ..... ..
Finer Grades 0! Ian's Sunset $20.00. $25.00 and 028.00.
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..........$I2,$l4,$l6& sis
..........suo.su2.si5a $20
Istrs Quality and Choiceet Inierisls in Overcoate at $25.00. moo and $35.00.
BOYC' Suits. Single and Double Breasted, Made for Durablllty.(Long Pants) ............... ... . . . . . .58. SID. 5'2 to sit!
“"92 Piece Suits. Sizes4to I4 years, tenement.) ...... .. ................. ....$4.$5.$6to$i0
BOYS’ Single and Double Breasted Overcoate. Cape Overcoats and Sisters ............. .. . .. ........ $4. $6. $9 to ma.
BOYS’ Rooters, Sizes 4 to to years. plain or fancy trimmed. . . . .. ...................... ...............$4, $6, $7 to sit)
.tilh Ave, Our. 42 Sl-i
Bully ('hlnellr- Pity.
Florenee tl'llrlscnll, n uleillher of the
English lillul-leol eonuuons, hus ll timely
nrtlcie, "in the T‘J't‘t'ls of Clinton.“ ill
The Century. in llu- -treei seeues in ('nn
tun Mr ll‘iii'inwlli wrih ~;
Little if lllly sunlight Hll‘lii'lt down lulu
these ways, ’i'ill-ir lilil‘l‘il\\llt'~w would inm-
pt'tlvclitlcti lllt' int ru~iun “four but \‘ertieul
beams or thml- stunting p:il.lilel with the
street, and Ill guxml “ruin-l even lllt‘h‘l‘ it
allude loving people illlll llillifl illltllllil.‘
overhead. 'l'llls pave the t-ity the tape“
of e litigeustrumrliniz humor sheltered llt'-
nentb a great rugged rtltil.
The thoroughfares in the older portions
of the city vnry (nun illmut 4 It) It nr 7 {wt
in width. In the newn‘ lniurterl-i there
are lrcquirutiy lunud own is» tee: of spruce
between the houses on encii side.
Those narrow wuys Were lhronued with
tens of lllllllfilllltlfi of people. [looking
along them, it, seemed itllll'll‘i m: if one
could walk upon men‘s ill-mu. no close
were they. High and low. riev and poor,
all rullheti shoulders. (”mill-us. .lked mm:
[or lutmdruweis rolled high up .' l‘ lliiuhs.
carriedon encli end llln six foot r~l ll'l‘ Witter,
llwwuod and burdens Iii i'llrluue sorts.
When an exeeptillnuliy lit-My lttllil wmt to
be carried. Mme llilil' t‘llillll'tl hurt» it. slung
on the middle of ll humilml, two at i'lM‘ll
end of the pole. l’t'ililli‘l'ri eurril-ll their
Wana'in llltahl'ltltllllllfl lit each end of it
stick, or in lint imys hum: like nullid
("blunt-(l plilr til settler-l. with the pole or
beam on their hi'lllllllt'ril. t‘nrriers Ilillu
born t'rwhi til lruit. iish lilltl nil sorts ol
Mlilcnul; live ruin, enin tlltll lions ill
wicker brisket»; tut pip. ili wicker l-yliu
don, Mulll‘lllllt'tl with their leg-l illuminu
out, and lumen, lltlies nild ll‘il)§lil hiya
Through the throng exllltl-ll t'hlllullleu.
tan in hand. in ulikeu gowns nnd with
cites prudent for down' the bill-k. mmlc
their slow Why in dignity. There were
plenty ol women nnd ehlldreu ill-m iii the.
crowd, llOIlit' of the women lllihlliiim pain
hilly islonlr on their tortured ltlltl distorted
{00%, which. from the tight binding. were
lulhrnnltt-ii und dilleuued thnt their shin
bones lititl become lienhlesn skeleton Mili-
ports covered with n wrinkled parchment
skill, and lheirll-gs seemed to be little het-
M than ulinrled niul knotted slumps. lic-
mionslly an empty ehllir wit» mm in this
crowd, or u ehnir In which not some mull
darin, w th owning and delimwly nulli-
. blinds closely drown. or if‘
, lmlnll wares or swmts
for-ole nd carried in one handallttlo
list metal plate and a string with a smell
weight tied to one linger. With mush
twitch oi his linger it clear "lllllli'ltl note
lens sharply in the Mr. Ping. ping, plmri
sounded his little gong. heralding his lip-
' it [turn a long way oil. Who knows?
from thin prlniltml hut artistic
militias lies in the course of ages litii‘ln
revolved our inuliin hi‘llwawet't music in
‘ the also! those slitting truth in qtlollt oi
I o'clock hiss. Anon our progmss was
new by a funeral pmloll. which
:mt us amid a triers of discont-
“ lusting otgoonsaodsmsoh.
E at 12rd instruments. the mourners
and tinsel dolls. bright
, ”a"
' “mars or litt trays of teed and sticks
m
'rlisecotlss. who had their cues knotted
. mmkrthomm e hat limpet
a let lamp I about two test
We Attainmeshsodwlmm
in...
flXl-tlhiitil __u'uiil it lielu‘dlin rim-ill... 1 n.
:luar [Tl-nu'. unit it .« i\'« ,; iilw. .l ..
and min ~:lllldelnr the body! :il .ill . . 'l.;ll
llrntl run-ring. ('liri..-. ill in l n:l‘.~. I
\\t'll lil do people l'lll'l'lt'il llil it I In - ill-«4'
lllill \\‘I'l‘|'t‘illli r l.:lle.‘lt.~ull .1 1»t‘\\‘~'l l1 \ lth
it liluek siliiil or it ry i.'. in.“ l. \xe L- r
Nkllllt‘iitl, \\llli n en .il lime a lil the l-lll
lCl-‘l'y ltllt' N‘t'llil (l lili~)'. ll'l lane .wv llll‘tl
tiulizlpgly, tlil'll imiititiuill \\u~ will?!" ll ill
lll'l‘lilli‘t'il in lllll‘hl‘ uu)‘ ll-r ii! .l-r l‘rl
keep to the right \\‘tl~ llli' rui - lll ilt' ll ml.
u rule ell'lt‘ll) :nillerl-ll in, \\il:ltit.? \ ll
itli progress \vnuld llll\i‘ ll.» ll ll'ill‘ .
As i looked nillnglile ennui: ll wuyl 1m.'ll
nee ulwuys two lulu: lilll‘~ «ll' {temple in m.
“it“ ille [musing l llt' illlllllll'l‘ :uul Ll» itiiu
rinse in lin'lr rlrllrt‘iin'e rij.!:l in
plum-s the hlrt‘t‘l" .m iii-.riewl ll lll iiim h“
eerllliy ruhlltd hliiiilltli'l'a. till ry lii'l' \lllllil
aside for the palmige of liltlllt'rtil or u
priestly [ll’llt't‘ht‘lllilL illtl r “huh the lil'
knuwh-dgml order Ill Ilrl‘l‘t‘ill'llt‘i‘ in» i.r~t
a choir with it [illhrt‘llut‘h though ewu l .iri
moved ltalllt' in ullow u pussitxr In the low
out, t'lnnn litlmrer hlllufll'l‘lll“ lit-inquil it
Many lend. then nily iii'rMill euriyilllz it
loud and luntly illm-t‘ who Were lull-m liiil
ill-red hy burdens i llilll’tlllllll ull iml or
u wenlthy Itil'l‘t'llltlll “llil ll l'il ill I‘tll
hmidered “own lllll\l‘il il~ide tll ulllm llll‘
elmly Wood t'tll'l‘li‘l‘ in pin-l- iillilli' illtlllil'r
rupted. 'l‘hew were nu [llvllt't'lip it n: mr
tiers ltl reytllllte i. liilr Ilillt‘~lit'lll~l|t‘ll
l'llhllilll. lillH'll on ill in ,i ill li.|.l :l..i l'itll
pinion. tmlk the plm-t-l . u mun in Ilille
.‘lli
t run-well l-‘oull ol spurt.
l‘i‘llilml ll, likt' lll! lmlllil 1‘» ill ntms. l‘t
ll rim llltl ll II.“ it lltill’liN‘ lll'll illllilni
' tie \Vl- lleurnl him i." it?! lili’UlILIll
, ~lll‘ rt'l’l‘rtlt' litl‘flli‘l‘ he llml pzli'tlliu-u in
H‘lllt‘ lliiltit‘t lil enjoyment. lll' ulna) a lull
in ul'l'nl ll-nr til the Mil Mile The l‘l'dl
t‘l-niilueii, hum-u r, \\lll- il} nll illezll.~
ult'uid in t‘llih)‘ lliulurll er ltverw llllllllllw
ltll lll‘. ‘iHit’l‘lXH it‘s iillt‘ Iii lll‘ llllll‘l'l'ri llli
H'l'VIn. ‘ loved nn inherent Jen. llnd ulle
tailllly u I’l'lli‘ill ltl Jest.“ l'illirr Illt' i'llll‘nrw
Ul llII' ilI‘llt‘l'lll Ur liil' l'll}‘.'ii l'tlllt' til Illl‘ lll‘tl'
teetllr lle wma lllltilyn on nlhieth eulllltr)
ueuilenmn .ll apllrtlnu luster. ills rny‘niist
lliturrilpllern nliike his early liulte lur lllll'
letlt-uone of their ellumes nuniintt llllll.
lle lenrnl-li ll? t to m l'lllllilt hlue. my» "l'lir
rinn" llelltll. “null was more tumour (of
his i'xt‘l‘t‘im'n in the llllltltl limit in the
schools, helm: one ill the elite! nlutcliinnk-
ers and players of lootholl. rlulgela or my
titller boisterous sport, or willie." lie "was
soon cliiyed with studies." ndda Mates.
"delighting more in horses Mill in pits-
tliues ubrontl in the lields. "
This umeh we only solely believe, llnt
Heath is rotllihly intention when he in
terms us thllt utter Mr. i‘rouiwl-ll return~
ed to his home at lliintinmlon “hisohlel
weapon in which he delighted. and in
which he fought MWl‘l'lIl times with tink-
ers, peddlers and the like. was a quarter
stall, at whit-h he was so skillful that eel.
dom did any overnlateh Illm.”-—-Mncluii-
lon's Magnzluo.
M...“
"or! ‘I'honghiteli
Captain Irons-«You people lmtl better
take to the bouts at once. i proposo to
elicit to the ship.
Mrs. Giddy-“Uh, captain, it you'll only
get them to open the plaecwhere they put
my husband's longest. you can get s.pslr
tit rum to keep your test treat fitting
Min-om WW (turtle. .
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NEW YORK CITY.
“Addy Mus-[arts Nerve.
The Mill Ill Minn .lmie Murgull. lhw lilt
int, humus: lite executors . I hit
“ill h.» set nearly all the mid lllt'lhh ul
the hue Muir.) Morgan talking .llhltll in l'
uni-e 3:.uir l' ew l‘t'illt'lllill'l‘ lmw she mum
to 1;.ke up in r pl editor on etiputhin
l‘llt‘ \Vlm n'wlliiiuli til guild lail‘ill .‘lilll n5
thoroughly etiurated us uuy “t-lllltli In
lli'lllllil in her titty. ll‘illii'hlll‘ rt'\l'l‘~l"
lllliilli her in .\«'\i \ urk penniie», hill .wll
rilhiit‘l'llii“ >ile, \utntl ll tumrite lui‘ l‘l
ll\lli,: :znti llllll’lltlll lltli'm'e (Irt‘t’li‘y flu
. lllh lull il'l'.
lie, In [in- llillf Jilttihl‘, lulil tl~.~ty \\.iy ill
rip-ill ‘
,,
l\\llil ll nt- mm mull ill lllhlill‘~> u uthlla
tlllli litlllll‘rl‘ll him. said. ‘ t'uuiu hlillnlll‘l‘
uil llllt'rt‘elllig Milly-er. i‘ve no lllllilll you
could get u Juli to report them ' 'l'u hi»
astonishment. .‘liei Aim-gnu tin-u hem-ii
up lllltl sluiltetl mil. til llle rlhlm, exellltln
nip, " l‘il do it. "
And «he did. M “'0 ull know She min
lullte mt originlli und indeiwlldeut ill l-wry
thin; i‘lnt‘ People who used to ilhlt lll‘r
ltiluw the eltiil of wllieli rllil'“lll'l illlttli'.
eulii. euullti'y litillht‘ Iii ll remote tltl'iltl‘lll
New Jersey twtl ll'itlilp‘i uppeured ill the
demon).
l‘llnle. have you anything for lie. iiltl
mnuuni’“ lthlit'tl nul- of them.
‘ till! yes," “ruthenium-r. ‘ Jud mm.
lllill i ll bring it dlmn.”
.‘llhii Murpuil \veilt quickly up mm
und in llilll u minute rl-lurlllli nun n
were" hliltllll‘l‘ '
""l'iiili in u lliil l lune luryllll.” mtl'l ~lle
"lion; do you like ill"
'i‘lieirunlpntiid lllti unit. in lill~\\l‘l' «-
iinte Field‘s “minimum“
l-‘us-y ilrlsperles.
l’tinry uiui t'lill'llllill' ill'lllti'llt‘n are men
inn Ililil'ii iutll illglie. met-lily lth m- l1il.\
deplore the loci .\ rem ill on p'i'lwi .ll
my in Nillll' [Lillil'l‘htil tn-te ll :l.». l.
lhm We HIV in lulu :iT‘lliilpit ie t \« ll 1
Witllllt ll t’!'iiil"._\ 'i‘lil~ lr- “Manhunt,
the lane with refined in window iill'illlllu
'i'lle l-lIlil . ul timpznll ill \‘ilpiie iii the he
pinning nl' llll‘ u 'z'nry seem in name I»-
t'tlllllllfl intu iiullmn. lilill we lime l'l‘l't l\i li
m mun) lllllllll‘lt ~ lllmut tilenl illlll w
have lll'll‘l‘lllllll ii in put before our web i".
once let" «it llll' lli‘rtl exlllnple-l, llr, l’lilllt’l'.
the ll'llltl limi."
Spurn dill'li not. lllliiw lll lpintillu timer or
iii giving the tll’llt'li' iii full length. hilt it
Just ihm-e opening “'tllil‘h «ii \"ttl‘lllllu
would he lil'i'ill'il no more need in lit' and
ed. [lineal-curves uiid lulu-y llrr.l:.,; —
inentne l heunod. We lime lt‘lll‘llt’il
the mivtl- mm of the polo ninl ul simple.
honest. drapery. Why can we not. lie elm.
teuil Why must we unearth this nude
simblo lulilun of the pest,
wattle" lead This.
“My child is subject to severe nitaciis
nt diarrlusa. During the last sielinm.
Dr. linnd‘s Diarrhea Mixture was lrwly
elven and an immediate cure mulled.
it would have required sdoum visits at
s physician. ss on imam coastline. i
hollow Dr. Hand's Remedial would have
listed the life of the child I lost. her! they
heen within my it at the time oh ltr
Mesa." tin. . A. Bennett. was New
at m. it. I. are «plan,
~ idrsu's turnstiles. cents. All
sluts.
l
whelnrr elit' mu. never ninth! to law aiinin, '
its aim dill Mi llllll'll ill the time, did llliL’
tinee willie inking fill” of u lririlti's \u .
lle l'illimn-«I "or.
A clever girl who multl make it hl‘llsl'i
lion in weiety ll l-tlt‘ lillli been it little
more kind to lil‘r in it ulziterinl Wily ii\'e~
on a side street and i~ u elllistllnt noun-r
ll! nniiisemeni und in)" It) her little l'll’l‘lt
of friends Sin- is plml'. She lh‘t‘illlilK'llt‘tl
to turn llllll return lit l‘ gowns. trim illlll
retriul ller lllllllll is and inuke till stifle at
little rlli'l‘lllt‘i's, lillll :lll ln't‘tilim' fatedeemd
that lll‘l' {other hliliilill lit‘ a illlll'l. llllltlil
hiliuns. l‘illlr-I‘lt'llliultr. dreaming burl til
it leiinu‘ lll‘lt'llll wt :l limiting. mom-y
limiting. ~ti|iI~~illl lllI'll‘iililll This girl
ilil~ lil‘dllw ;.: l ,s-v ll lm kn. :lnd. will“ in
fur ll. tut; l ”:"ll’». int .~lu~ is t'ttlllltt‘ll
l-d wry when m t\.‘.lk Menu-e she line in:
ear lure. rile .‘lllltt‘i~ tum-if with till
.mllu nl illili..~ liml llllu‘r girls seldom
illml. of ill. Hit A exploit in n ('lltbi-l ui
t‘ilinnun ll. lulu u lie-e wloden ileutlli sin
is eud- Murine In llljwt :l inint iiien ill the
limitnlielh vi the l'.il:llhli language and
limit ll: ill) lllt' t'lilmmil i’l‘llfllllll.
lll her viil-u « II n. l't‘i't‘llI Sunduyshe wu-
. gnu”; t'lmw: i'ill itii tllijt'l‘l li'eirttill ii" lllt
\\Iilltlt rl'iii l'i‘i"|’lltll\ ill liihl.
me i l.il|;:. ’ ~ill- Milli, "see this lionu
l 'lil row "It liintlt'
i ii In loll, pull) .llld smell rowel. lied
: lilrill" nil i .zllli~. t’llinu lie mode you.
i llllll lie nlllde me Now. tell me, i'lilng.
' \t'lill iilrisie Illt’ l‘ltSl'V'.
‘ t’ilillq z'l‘lllllill .itnl
Illlfllul' Inu "
l
t
i
l
l
i
llml made this row.
will. "lied. hi
‘ 'l"i.’il'~ ri 'lli. l‘ilillti
lit' ii :tlu‘ illl‘ tutti
’lie
hlili l: 1- .\'...l M
Now, why did
Iiijtitl‘t' ll'fl‘ lit limk [Ilt‘lly ltllll
l‘l .n'~ ll:.l‘l
Ill ll lli-iixt‘l‘ lill‘. "
lll.il. e lllltl.
ml ti "
Nu- u t'lltll‘llii‘l-llu ill ieileli the l‘hlnu
llllm Ii ten wt . r tn:n;:-. but. will let. pert
Mill '1 H‘.l.l' \ ‘ it llll' rune rl'ltl llil'itt'l’lllli'.
-i\.li~ .l~ l'ilj ”lur
\\ li'l llllilli‘ you. i'lilllitw
repliedl‘hinu. "lie
r-ietty illlii alllitllm‘
llii‘ in
linking Law.
.."llm\ i--l w ilm ll.:ule"" asked the in
mriu nil in I Ilillll r .ml s ill"lil|’)’ in n pri
\‘itlt‘ -v'lllull l l lllll' Ill llit‘ Vi‘tlllliu ull‘itt ill
his 1 lil~
‘-tili.' revised the mnlden l'lll'i'l'llill".
' the Millie hm ill rut‘lly it. ninl then Illl‘
prwllient il'lh to» line tll will it. und llli‘it
tile iilliiw Hi repi‘ewntlltivw lillri lli"~n|ie
lli‘hlllilt‘il llll’ ll liliillll'lll und knit her prel
ly inrelnud. ‘ttii. we, I l't‘llll‘llllll'l‘ nuw'"
she Milli. "'l'lle house lll rt'tlri‘nt‘lllllllt't'e
hm to adjourn until the nest Mtsnlilti."~
Yltllllllfl‘i'tiillliflllliin.
Within liunnde.
Mrs. l'lonklngt:m~~l think 1'" have my
old hat retrlumlod.
l’lnultiuuinnw’l'ilnl's more than I can
nlltird.
Mrs. l’lnnkliimlln-w’l‘hen wlmt shall I
do?
l‘lnnkinutnnwtiet n newline—411mm"
Ind Furnil-her
A wliistlvv.
A llrmlul. little woman no entering a
nllwny enrrinue entiuhr night of n immen-
gt't' with n min,
“Yttlr gun isn‘t loaded. 1 hope. sir?"
Sportsman tlm-eiluuaiyi—(ln tile eon-
trary. mmlllm. hm. thllt. makes no mitten.
I trill insert ltttitrli,‘tmtlm will he an
flmgtit,
The lady this immediately pacified.»
lphmm Cmniqlttt. '
t
Men's Collars,
away. A customer wants
A good price is oflered for Ned, the pony we are givin
him and will pay the winner.
You have a few days left to guess and a purchase of any-
thing will entitle you to a card. We keep
“ Gulls,
“ Scarfs,
" Jewelry,
“ Glover,
“ Mittens,
“ 'Shirts,
“ Underwear,
“ Handkerchiefs,
“ Hosiery,
“ Rubber Clothing,
Boys’ Hats,
“ Collars,
“ N eck wear,
“ St lckings. /
“ Leggins,
“ Suits.
“ U haters,
Men’s Hats,
“ Dress Suits,
“ Business Suits,
“ Overcoats,
“ Ulstere,
“ Trousers,
' “ Overalls,
“ Jumpers,
“ Cardigan Jackets,
“ Working Shirts.
etc. etc.
Boys; ”Shirts,
“ Cults.
“ Underwear,
“ Handkerchiefs
“. Shirt Waists.
“ Roofers,
Overcoats, etc.
W. A. BENEDIBT & BflMPANY,"
SENTINEL BUILDING,
WASHINGTON STREE’I ,
SOUTH NORWALK. '
. oats.
: lent results.
E is claimed for it.
HAY. STBAW.
.!
I AM AGENT FOR
HIGH "E’S [ill CLEANER
Guaranteed to remove one bushel of dirt and
other impurities from every thirty bushels of
I use several in my business with excel
1t. cleans the cats and does all that
All horse owners know horses
I will thrive on clean oats, and sicken on dirty
once! An oat cleaner is not a luxury but is neces-
‘ sary to the good health of horses.
Manuel T. Hatch,
l 5 Marshall Street.
All oats and corn carefully screened.
Guam, can. nu). no.
FRANCIS
line, of subliuest things is Plain truth.
(St 00.
If we say a
Slill iill llVEliililll
—lS--
ALL WOOL.
it is all, wool. -
A
30
they can he sold
int.
ladies' wild gold watch, good
rervicesliln em. {or the
charged furs good gold tilled
watch. only 31H 00.
signs
14“. wait-hes lrom Q25 00
to $5000
gold llllt ll watches that
can he wurmntol ll
lnw
Men like turkeys are improved by good dressing.
FRANCIS & 00.,
RELlABLE C LOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street.
New tie
in hand engraved
Silver and
‘itllft’fl
l
lll’llll llllliSI Blilill.
Will. 00“
slit!
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i
'w’ ”b
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MAT..- ,
- South tlorwalk. Conn.
Talc‘lllaie at Your Eyes.
Examination Free.
H. S. RO D,
GRID ATE OPTICIIII.
to South Isis Street. Ste. Nerwslk.
nit!
l. o. unites. "
Purl linger. Calcialnnl’slllti
Asd ureter is
Will it?“ llll mum.
my, ya. 52. mus.
mm, "-3.- cm "a. "
in“. mutual-— eltfl'.‘ :ll ,
lx'm
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