Utah. Water rm :3
\ Indian at noon men: was .
Wow than zero.
, M M lib-narrow.
finer-ctr: mun This or 'l"“g
-” .0 1:5) ub 7118
l.
of Street Railways.
our interests of the country
,. ‘ enough to have 9‘ map
Mm, The Street Railway
A late number gives n sum— '
l on progress made by the
Mega lines in 1894. For one
' ‘ Review is of opinion that
depression has injured
business very little. People
. in stress mus, even when they
1 nickel left. Indeed in one
.;. a the hard times have u-
the street railways. The
unending long dullness have
do!!! the booming, killing.
ruins of the stocks of those
held them at something like
prior. 0n the other hunch the
J H'Weslsopreventedthestreel
{puris- hmdoingwhatsheloug
railway companies were or»
crash came and stoppecl
, one, she roads and
,% there was not pom
mush muslin them pay. The
Tour railroads that have been sour
have therefbre opportunity for
y. steady growth. Streel rails
' Ind bonds are rule.
We! oil the newBi-imler
u 1mm s not have?
m ; them; of the ones “ready iul
.m that tho horse cor lines are
. the animals oll‘ ns rnpnllyes pos—
ond substituting electricity. There .
m 10,000 miles of elscsrio roilromll
the country and 20,000 electric roo-
ms. r it is to be observed, however,
the underground electric noble sys-
‘ for street our propulsion seems ronlt
Elf hove made little progress in, $894.
Men is is an accomplished foot is
, so be seen ”I »
.u
n”
A?
Mulro- Woolen lllnluhwtuvm
s speech or Boston before the Na
Amintion of Wool Mzmnfamtnzr-
Hr. Theodore (J. Search of Philw
told his audience a flew borne
in reference to American textile
' He said: “We built Moria? wnll
- than prince or potentnte evor
, , ~ to build, and yet in one your $60,-
of foreign textiles climbml up
_ Mel and spread all over the new,
" ,, Munufmwturers stood. ughosll lull
he of on almost prohibitive built ;
é " ‘ own people demondsll' f: Wi’g‘m “Whisk:
finned {or them. "
E ‘ It needed something more than ll W
- duvhfll. Search cooUMW‘r-h. to»
‘ the emuloltely finisherl tomllim
4 out of America. The someone
she foreign goods were so will
We and so niuoh Mm spun.
‘ and men than the home minibus
vmhl excellence waste be unwell
as industrial reboolo lowered in
mm of Europe by the groom
film Ch. time of films Minis»
‘ who technical sod mullet»
. . livery other country of El-
i even bankrupt Italy, has W at
Em till we have potions. an
‘ lull metal tsehnlanl null»
fl
rusty be" noble “MM
tum Thhmnau’dmmrl
mnebysllmiuheirpmv
»m .10.: m lino-L
Milan...“ not. fill M
«but has nirmlfl‘iou myth-re nearly;
idmcmrryiufimmwm-
' laud?» numbers over 1,000,000. Ger-
. 5.1»),me Buds harem.
, Mug army at I little lens than
} 1,750,000. llalyball,m,000;Aumia,
1 3,500,320. The United States is lame:
‘yuvo have only 25.000 regular lol-
.might be, numbers 112,000. Besides
' work in Germany.
calm I‘m had given heavy m ‘
i nan-mu wheels. no result is,
, We jump eagerly It chef
, 'fiehl’oreignwms and mm\
Al Menu «me. II will serene
”republic. llvmmflmlw-~
rend-e have ”CHMIRDW.‘
minimum sum Irvin
Wroclaw! lullew’reonpsrle
mud themlmrd’rfllmpl'llh our
Wot mummldlsu. Thus is
In! ovation in Europe; «WM
manure-sum and,“ them,
“summon: W-
(lieu Onr‘rnililia, not so efllcicut us it
her regular my Germany divides I"
bersblebodied men into reserves“
a
the reserves and militia may owl
{m in we WWW; thorn-m
.udntoinndtlll with: really» any
moment tobecallerl into service. No,
mlerwomeu and does «lathe farm“
1:: orderto oopsx
with Genny the othercontiuntulmi
6mm bavemurmyarual insin'
”emphasise“; Theoostol .n
this, “remand capilaldruvrnuway
Irornbrmdwinningoccnpslmnrome-
thingfigbtfulmmtmplm :
Yet with oulyourlinle myof25,-‘
I
'owrhuuisnotanafiminfioropothu
does not have uwholme respect for
as andwonldnol do alum myvny
nthertlmbedrun intouwar wilhus.‘
But we need a larger and better mili«
(in. Every stale in the Union slmld
bendiuenergimto flurderelopmentot
our fine citizen robbery. It will be the
best possible physical training for the
boys; it- till be the bat gamma {or
aspirational safely. The militia have
already done somehietaicwork in sup—2
mingrimwme «uric-rot lareyeum l
(huge I. Hump" We. a'
In his admirable address» (knell
university on fmler’s day concerning
newspaper making Mr. (fbarlesA. Dana
summed up as follows tbs mmelous
transformation shut- has taken plans in
the mechanical departments of jounm-
inl in the 1m 30 yours: l
lull mlkm of making m‘wfl
buxom W o mantis—m. lr is waning
Wehnwoinnry mural-ml mtk'
nbl‘c mum M show are due, first. to
“emulsion! new morn-gm which
mu ymbktowbl‘mb mwawxm
Mthehmnwwnih1womm
Mus. filmrmmbmmvmb:
rented “warm! when: mounts...»-
wblm, on old {as-hm! mm (but my!
tmommovlmnmudmyfnmib-w ‘ “‘“Y‘WM’I
ugmwmlr,mlkhfllhnwuiuth ' 1;“an
world. 3mm M WMan_
lug frankly all»: n- ” Ruffian-rm
W me; oy‘rrm in Inferna- turnout
u one bmpfl-wimu [sum was a! ll, 10 or If
we null «habits-r all.“ hub“! wry in an
hour. War he! mum owns «sum not ,
minim but m m slum thrmlmm or an
and maul-l3 work. this: prominently a! that Ina-
ebimn is they: also pogo-1w on: us only primal. '
ludl pmnawrl will, hm all»? an» mam by (In
when». M when he: owes. «bay an «min-J
anti list-l; out in pulse- I»! D newsman numb“. so
than when: the (your orbs» My» new mama to
the olllw to KM Ms Wh h'elll“. mm M to
want these. They are all "mum! and wall!
rm him: to Mlle away. W n I rm» In Tbo‘l‘nlr *
we Sill your» up». was M I» flown mm to
count! oils, pours wflrr «My Wm prlmnl. and
it was I» envy impersonal decay. If they made a
mm and my rooms, slum would be their ,
Nb. BM: MN! ohms u ”s "new papillae.
The pimps-rs on. Wm“) mm. ml "my
on bevel: '11»le: nmll (Flu-Ct“. m It»! “or «lath-r
When-Ml m» [sub- ml pin horny «WI (has
In has pror- mat when he: Mo lmmlbl.
first! to the some mm» lbw le-v'flmg wa-
ehlixufi. W.“ mm blur ”wheel a wmm nutcr—
My ml Ms fiusw up mm the Impramwn (bu Ibo
when» m M syn-v was unearthing how“
Mlle. In hrs. war em I my a My 1 have
how was (laying tomb-alum arm! no! will 1
m to: not show balm» down as rm] tailored.
m. a» is owner m! on. nl be am man than is
your». lbs on my. some a wa. wanted
with by» like a guru». was antimony invented
W soul“ M syn» by ”shunned muons!
Misbumlnsr "I was! «mu-«ml and nod;
to be pm WWI”) 11M pm
Kamemmrohare tried to makes
drool on earth when 5W
French Guiana. when» U Dreyfus,
will you e. exile a! 20 your: {or sell- 1
“French intimation mu lathe
Germ fiiboriaismidmbenpuuv
disc be it. llismbot (bu moths"
ma frequently will Ill. The
‘muwwkucwingupfmm
WW finmolveoonml
Magi-celeb“. in clouds slum
Mahmmmdnnubitebimmd
smell upon him, dually mu glide
lmiliurly about his lap and Inland
mwsnsnmywmm Fear
do. mire-minted the {m and
add-rumba rum-em firmly
Ml o! harm 11.3mm...» to
their knees in not their mated
with m W Undor the
rumm- the more amicable
Wmmdohtodlqmdmd"
firmvictnuhtbflwuoum
lemme: Momma-tar
Nwmmwmahumd“
nails. in Austin. hunt
We! 1!“ka
forum“. “Malayan”
with-Hun" musculature-
comma-at.
Hula'rbbhufluflyglvun
or I lull job the Mn cum
. II
militia between certain use; While” “rm m'
W
l cinc- vbit'h is carried on in this mnmry
not. or «up;
Hos, which 3
‘ ‘ fl my at Ann j
W In an and. I concluded .
hinfihudlolusml.sndm0
mn'uamchme.uorluol j‘
the complain mules la amorous. -
uses. lbvouolmlmlonlnrm'
will»: Ayers Susana“: lor ray j'
m or skin «nearer-J. w. Dru, .
amines
0a:- Colom Population.
According to a late report of the cen-
m bureau. (here is no «longer that the
United States will ever be overwhelmed
by its negro“; The black population is
increasing. it is tune. but nothing like
in proportion as rapidly as the white.
The first reliable statistics Which
Dr. Hmry Gannon, the census ex-
aminer, finds on the subject are those of
I750. Thou there were in the country
3. 1 72.0106 whims, 757, $025 “egress From
that lime on, counting in the slnvus
brought into the country from Africa
and the inormso in births here, there
was a matinnons increase till, at tho
[Hm (wows, tho (‘ulored population
awoooml to 7,470,049. In 1890 the
white mpnlntionwns in round numbers
00,4301),mm. The nvgroes had increased
alum! tenfold, lhe whites oighteenfold.
[n ”no the maroon constituted one-fifth
of glu- populmiou. in lSllO less than one-
eighth. The long line of figures shows
that Ibo Marks do not increase so rapid-
ly in freedom asthsy did in slavery—an
ugmm-m that may be used favorably
or orifavmbly. according as one looks
at is. A large part of tho increase dur-
ing “mostly year» of this century. bow-
em. wlmflhe what‘nmge was the great-
est. was undoubtedly due to the slave
trade. In the decade from l850 to 1860,
when use ammo had nearly ceased.
the prupoflion of negro to white popu-
lation was‘m. 1:5 per cent. During the
5 conturylt wnsover
There was an "out inmm in
Ibo prmvzn'ago of growth {mi l§70 to
Infill, but that is now mums lo be
din- more Io defwliw enumeration in
lo?“ than In actual gain in 1880. Dur-
ing mu host llt‘l‘allr tho proportion of
negro In ohm» pvpulotiuu was only
ll 9:: pl'tl'l'lll. So that relatively to the
“mus mu m gm pugmlullon is now less
that tun-(lamb: as nonwrous as it was
um ymrs ago. The statistician flmls
that lbw Hm M mnn'y younger and have,
on llu- .w r.v,;a-. slml‘lvl‘ lives than the
Hun ~ '
v;.- are mm» 1' Hillll'la'l d to find fur-
:a’ ll mm In. ..nfi of llw negro populo-
lam: lei a! mum! away lrom ritiw lo-
ngml tin; woolly At the stuns tinn-
ilu } arr manly Hum tln- lmrtlnr states
“no im' mill .~x.m \ .nul thmo of llm
moth Ailomu' lmnlm: Firmlly «mu re
gh :: m b 1*” mm tln- )»r:~vntoluti1ni-
”z..— .umuq; llu- blocks tlmu
llo- Mam -. «\lulu‘ [hero or» a! loam us
many you" :~ lint, ru liw ullmr luuul.
alltrb‘lam'n is rapidly gaining
mil.» 1: g:
H‘lmul
ammo: tho :1. gh ’13:“.
While nu: algrin-ulluml Ill‘plll‘lml m is
studying lmo lnmmu foods with tho
View of Kn no: information to farmers,
why should it not also investigate tho
“alteration of human foods and modi-
w an extent ilnnge-rous to lwnll b flllll lilo
law". The Very flour. (-lwnp as it is. of
which bread ls mode ls pmldotl om
with alum-mum nml tln-u thrust on tho
market bull lonkwl. In llhwlt wins this
storunoh o1 tlw person who eats ll. As
to the mutiny.» and pleasant ollvo oil,
it low promo-ally «lisnpponrml lrom the
market. (‘ononmul oil, which has taken
in- plwe. is palatable, but has lltlleo!
the lie-ling sud uutritivo qualities that
belong to olive oil. White earth mum
into the country by the ton to be mlxml
with the anger in the omnly that chil-
dren and grown people out. There is
prolmbly little absolutely pure candy.
except that made from good old honest
mommies. It. rm, would be mlultorstsd
ll n were not itself so cheap that both»
leg as be found ehespcr. If you buy a
quart of olden l: ll either manufacture!
from vllllauons sold- sod soaked dried
smiles. or else it in lo watered but you
eon am the hydra-ht or pump with
every mallow. Talk of honesty in pub-
lic shin! We shell new here it till
the nucleon people lulu to infuse s
little” bounty into their when
Ital. mm was am
an“ noun-segment
m ’ ”WW
Ml to don
{ s
a!“ has also
. , m ' W
seconds, but you can't tell from
think of it, Two pairs for 25 cls.
Sis}.
w
lculss
snunnlv M
mm mum ‘25. o «so; To me llllElllOlll‘ no ,, “1
SALE BEGINS.
unmua, .lAllllAlll 26m."
As it is customary for us never to carry over stock from. one season to another, in order to
accomplish this and prices will be cut so low that the result can’t be otherwise than a clean sweep.
Y .11 can save money by coming early. This is a partial list of prices:
HOSlERY.‘ ladies’ Winter Coats.
Ladios'Stnioless Hose, regw We haven-1 loamy to show-
lnr lilo quality, 200 dozen,
this sale, Scents a pair.
Ladies’ Black Hose, our own
importation, best 250 stocking
made, usually retailed at 39 cts.,
Misses’ All Wool Ribbed Hose.
full round of sizes;regular price,
170.; ll cents a pair.
Men’s Merino Socks, bought as
firsts; value. 39 cents a pair; just
Men’s Black Cashmere Base;
regular price, 50 cents; I! cant:
pair. SI for box 6 pairs.
SHIRTS.
Men’s White Merino Shirts,
no drawers. l9 cents each.
Men’s Outing Shirts, same as
we sold early in the season at
50 cents 25 crntr ncfl.
“TELEPHONE CALL, 57-4.
THE BOSTON STORF
Corner Main and Wall streets. Norwalk. .
(”I Hardly worth mentioning-not
over 50 garments in all.
small lot broken sizes, we won’t
say what they cost, your choice
93 dozen in all, I? cgnts a pair. at 5250 BIO”.
Brussels and Ingrain, regular
75-ceut quality, ten pieces, 49
cents a yard.
Men’s Scotch Wool and lined
Calfskin Gloves and Mittens;
regular price, 590, 35 cents a
pair.
Men’s Gulf and Buckskin Lin-
ed Mittens. best 31 quality,”
cents a pair.
Lmlies’ Silk Mittens; regular
value. 59c. 35 cents a plll‘.
_ g»
Stamped Goods. '
Drummere' samples andg‘}
of our own stock, slightly sci ~
prices about half.
All-Linen Mamie Cloth L
3 lies; value from 8 to 10 cents
cents each.
Linen Satin Finish Doylies;
regular prices, from 121} cents to
19 cents, 9 cents each.
Cotton Duck Scarfs, tinted, 32
inches square; value, from 39
cents to 62% cents. 24 cents each.
Linen Bureau Scar-Es, 54172
inches long—value, from 75 cts.
to 81-50. 59 cents each.
Dress Goods.
In this department all Fall
and Winter Stock reduced, in
many cases, to less than half
price.
Twenty-five pieces Plain and
Fancy Suitings, about 1,000
yards in, all, values from 3!
cents 69 came. 25 cents a yard.
46-Inch India Twins, never
sold less than 75 cents, in blue
only, 4! rent: a yml.
One
CARPETS.
GLOVES.
Ever Keep on the W
Until you arrive- at the Leading Grantor’s, where you can obtain the best goods the
allords and 800th? genuine bargains.
ing the bust goods at the lowest possible prices, and our patrons recognize the fact that th
00in vhe lust quality, and all inducements we oiler are trade winners.
BHEESE.
If you want the richest white full Cream Cheese we can supply you. First class old
lish Dairy. Club House, Philadelphia Cream, Neul'chatel, Roquefort, Pannesian, etc.
BUTTER.
We have built our business where it stands today,
CHEESE. BllEE
numi.
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If you have not tried our fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter which is made fresh each w
do so. as we handle the finest grade upon the market, and it is great value at 300 lb; Fine Bo'
sweet and rosy, 28c lb., and a big drive in good table Butter, at 260 lb.; 4.} lbs. for 01.00. Tl
goods will suit. Try them.
Evaporated Plums, 2 lbs. 25c; Evaporated Apples, 21hr. 250; 2 lbs. Apricots, 26c; 31hr. or
fine Prunes, 25c; 4 lbs. extra large Raisins, 25c; 2 lbs. Pruuells, 256; 3 qte. Bonus, 250; 3 can. 811'
Conn, 250; :llbs. Luncheon Milk Crackers, 25c lb ; Boss lunch Milk Crackers, 100; 5 lbs‘
Crackers, 25c.
Sabine Wafers and the largest assortment of fancy Cakes, Crackers in this section a
daily.
daily for these goods. Try them.
23 [38. STANflAllll fillANlllATEll ,
Ill
We carry it large and fine selected assortment of high grade Tees, and um
sought for both for and nest.
Our fancy Buddsd Tee’s range from 76c, 01.00 and 91.25 per lb. The
goods to be secured.
Bllllll TEA.
We introduce fancy Cylou Tee, rich‘m flavor t ud strength. We re - ..
n ARES
Uur Cofivo is the par 0! excelleney and the quality is the best, and our trade is inchE
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