.blll' latest cut :55 Sock Suit
it duct and pleasing.
«Cheviots. ' 3 8.50
cy Cheviots, 7.50
Imported Cheviots, “1.00
Fancy Cheviots. 3.00
imported Cheviots, I2.00
All-wool Suits. too, as
‘ low as
cm
Our Clothing
' Is all of our own make.
We have the advantages
of New York work people
on our Clothing. The
‘ bestdesigners and cutters.
All new goods and bought
at close figures in the very
. best market.
"oVERCOATs.
We have planned for a
big trade on Overcoats this
i ‘7 Fall,
fine display of
and our
K e rs e y s a n d
Oxford Mixed
Coatings will
captivate any-
who
one is
looking for real
Tg‘
V All dolors and qualities from
$6
up-to-date style
finest to the cheapest.
to $20.
————4¢o—-——‘—-—
to show you a
splendid line of
D. B. SackSuits
for business. A
popular style in
Blue Cheviot io
particularly
good.” You can-
‘not go amiss if
you select onehof this style for
comfortiand all around general
use. '
osts suns.
We call attention to a very
neat and plain Clay Diagonal,
just the thing for Dress wear,
and as we have a variety Oi
styles, shapes and prices, it is
certain we can please your
pocketbook. and our ability to
fit perfectly is too well under-
stood to need further mention.
All our goods are every way
guaranteed.
TROUSERS.
A careful survey of
the stock shows us a
complete line of nov-
elties and staple
goods at pricés that
are right.
Men’s trousers as low in
price as $2.00 for real service-
able. well made goods. Also
all the finer qualities up to
$7.50. _ ‘
We call? special attention to
a fine Black Cord—made for
dress purpose——price $6.50.
gnaw...
You Know.
. Our line of Hats is such
thata glance
will show
you their
real value.
The quality
and make is
«of the best,
and they are
all made for
us right here in town.
FurnishingGoods.
A complete stock of all de—
sirable goods. The very newest
things in Neckwear, Gloves.
Hosiery, jewelry and Hand-
kerchiefs, Sweaters, Bicycle
Hose, Shirts, Night Shirts,
and the only store in town
where you can buy Boys'
Furnishing Goods.
GLOVES.
You will find everything
here that you can think of
and prices you will at once
recognize as low. Our orders
for Gloves were placed very
early,
have advanced we give you
benefit of our early
buying.
the
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UMBRELLAS.
A perfect display of new
goods for the useful Holiday
Gift business and the kind {or
every day.
and although pricesl
EVERY SHAPE.
' ~We run almost entirely on
one make of Collar. it is
the best and is in every way
guaranteed. .llnot just right
we return your money for the
asking. Price, l5 cts. each,
two for 25 cts.
suspsuozns.
1.
Our lines of
these goods
are right, and
you can get
suited as, low
. as 25 cents
‘ l ‘ _,ior a real good
quality. Others at all prices.
—~w.——.—
SWEATERS
All colors, at popular prices.
Great value, at 9.25
Others, $2 and 53
all wool.
' mania?
W
This is the best and most
popular shirt made. We
recommend them specially for
dress occasions. Satisfaction
guaranteed or your money back
You can find in
ourstockaschoice
and fine a variety
of Boys' Clothing
'33 you will see if
you search the
big stores in New
York and our
prices just as low.
Children's School Suits, 52,
$2.50, 53, $6 and 35, of
goods we have tried and know
they are right. Extra pants
to match suits if , bought at
same time—but we always
have a lot oi'odd pants at very
low prices. .
T UX E DO.
Where else
in the city can
you buy Boys'
Tuxedo Dress
Suits?
W e h a v e
everything for
boys' wear, in-
c l u d i n g a l 1
kinds of Fur-
nishings and
Up - To - Date
Styles.
Mm... ..._
REEFER SUITS
fix for little fellows.
fl, 3 to 8 years, a
fly special style of
. our own and ex-
actly right for
small boys.
Ask to
them.
SC (5
ing, Furnishings
is orir aim, and wt m “f "
everythingmecesaryiin'
and Han.
I: is he largest ‘
store all this kind
5&2
l {ply in the iiity. and we-
(9
. l" . , ‘
py‘; are in close touch, ,
with Best & 00.. of
i‘ by telephone 'we‘ 7- i
can. order anything not .in
our stock. ‘
Cape Overcoato
A sensible real cold weather
coat, made in bothfine and
cheap grades of cloth and the
always popular
ULSTIER.
A plain but good
style for school or
We ‘ have
this style as low as
$3 each, for ages
to 13.
driving:
,____
We are
Building Trade;
And having established
confidence in our deal-
ings, we are determined
to keep up the standard
of quality and. low prices.
If a customer is at all
dissatisfied with any goods
purchased of us we would
I appreciate it if reported at
once, that we may make
suitable. remuneration.
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South Norwalk, Norwalk, South Norwalk, Norwalk, South lorwalli, Norwalk,
Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. conn. ' Conn.
HOWELL MURDER TRIAL.
tho Wolloboro Coon 'l'almn 3 Rather Sono-
lionnl Turn.
WELLSEORO, PIL, Nov, BIL—The trinl oi
Mrs. Charlotte Howell for the murder oi
19-year-old Libbio Knapp nt ’l‘iogn his:
May has taken n oousntiounl turn.
Mrs. Howell was put on the stand it:
' Ti-wn behalf to testify to what occurred
we district attorney’s office when she
brought born by the detectives for ex
action before the formal charge
‘ not her was made. She testified that
as naked to print in Roman cupitnls
tor which won dictated to hcr by tho
, ore and detectives, and she did so.
also declared that. iluplgnnc, ono oi
;' detectives. made insulting advances
.0 her, offering her :25. She was told
that if she Would make in full confession
they (the dctcctlvma) Would son that she
got clear.
Mn. Howell, who belongs to it well
known New York family. was uuntly
dressed and mndo a good impression.
Detective lluplgnnc Wont on tho stand
and made an emphatic denial of her lusti-
mouy concerning him. adding that she
had not been iii any way intimidated.
Tho latter which Mrs. liowcll says she
printed thus won, with others. to ho mind
to cotablloh the fact. that she wrote the
100 or more threatening notoa received by
the girl several months boloro her death.
Judge Mitchell ruled these out. however,
which lo considered It strong point. for the
defense. The cvldcncoimnlnst the prisoner
is cntlrely circumstantial.
HYPPOU‘i’E’S TRooBLES.
Vi
A Formldohlo Expedition Agolnot llultl.
Hooded by Bolorocd l‘nnol.
Pmunsmuim, Nov. {ill—John 5. Din--
ham, crmlnistor to ‘linitl and charge
d'nfloircn to Hnnto Domingo, bud comet
thing to my about the Kingston (Jamal-
co) dlopotch rccclvcd born and in New
York to the effect that n formidable oxpu‘
dillon lo being organized against linltl by
‘ Bolmud Canal, who is lining assisted by
I wolkknown Phllndclphlu llrm.
~ “lol- doubtlcoo true, as n loglcnloulr
mo of the present ptrlltlcnbotindltlcn in
Haiti," oold Mr. Durham. “President
Hmollto in no? occklng reelection, but
in arranging to oocurc no his successor o
man of his own choice. (in the other
hand, the rcfugccu are preparing to moh-
dolpornlo cflortoto capture the prcoldcncy
:. and overthrow the present government."
From other oourcco it was lcnrncd that
' lnqulrlco have been mode in this clty ro-
-' coollylooklng to the purchase of arms
~ and ommunltlou and their transportation
. to Klngoton. Jomolco, by a man concern:
9 In. whom thorn oppcoro to be c myotcry.
1’“ Henry Wlloon, tho postmaster ct Welch-
, ton, Florida. ooyo be mind a cone of dlor-
Crime of long‘otoudlng in six hours, with
ooo omoll bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic,
Ghoioro and Diorrhmn Remedy. What
plouontourprloctliot must have been
“tho Motor. Such lcurco on not un-
od‘y. In may in
only cocci-two more ulrcd
pormonont roliof. it con o wo
, " upon. lion reduced wlifi
niooooottotokc. For solo by
amnion ,
HOUdaoMl l HC’ 8 FRIKE.
An 1‘1""!51120 Ari-funnier" of tin- Diderot-cm
ls f'rulralllv.
Saw ‘i’oizn, .‘iov. :3o.——’!'hori~ is every
prolmhility that tho strain) of the lionso-
smiths and l‘rin;:.un.:l's llllll in against.
tho firms of .l. li a.- .‘. hi. (‘ornoll and
hlilllkvn iirus, bus z'ouebml us culminate
lug poznt, ond llm prospects of on early
settlement of tho dillivultws is pond.
The leaders of lilo strike lill not cling:
on to the lll'llpibilmll of illil‘t‘dMllj" tho
wugosouio 23 cents n tiny us lunch as they
llutllll ('fll‘llllllll point nt issuo~nnizwly,
the recognition of tho union.
To this Mr. (Iorm-ll was Rif‘l‘i»l]\p1)<ild,
but it is sold. on good unlliority. that.
through influences which are being
brought to bcnr upon him he will coliseiu.
to the granting of the concession. nnd by
so doing will and the strike.
lullng Agulnst the Trust».
ALHASY, Nov. .‘lll.—'l‘ho trust wur.
which begun in this state on .\ov. Ill,
when tho nttornoy gout-ml grained tho
application of certain portion to iii-gin suit:
against the Tobacco trust. was carried
further whon tho nltornoy general grunt-
ed on order for tho (:liiongo (his trust to
show cause why it should not ho onjolnod
from selling in this eelnlo thull- i‘lll'illli'ilil‘fl
of the consolidation of UN. 1 of tho Chi
tango (ins companies. The order citing lilo
pnrlb-s to nppvur lu foro the LlilOl‘lll‘l’ gen-
nrnl on \Vulnuvduv, ill-e. ll, is mldrmsud
to illl' ('l ntrnl ’l'rurl voropnm' in New
York. which minpnoj.‘ imxprr‘lingr to bone
and lllllldiu lilo i'm‘l illnill's,
No ’X‘lillncu ll'rom lino Slrntlmovlo.
'l‘At'mu, Nov, :lvl —-irnpilry lib tho
Z‘Jortbol-n Pun-lilo slimuehip oilit'o rovonls
llm illl'i flint llolinings llnvobmnl rm-ulvr’ul
from tho llllllullut ulvnnn'r rill-albumin.
which rlenrod for Yokohama on (lot. in
million Victoria tho nnxt day. She bl
now “days out from 'l'ncnmn. ricoond
()llicor Smith of tho stcnmnr 'i‘ucomn,
which arrived hero, says: “l have not
given up hope that tho Htrnthncvlo will
yet turn up nil right. Shc moot have run
short of cool and put in ct come port In
the Aleutian lolondo. They hove plenty
of condenood milk and flour on board.
~~Acetcn~cureo heodoche.
cure it» lloodocho.
All it remedy for Ill forms of liooilnclie
Electric Bitters has proved to be the very
boot. It efl'octo a permanent euro and the
most dreaded habitual nick headaches
yield to its influence. We urge all who are
afflicted to procure o bottle, and glte this
remedy it fair triol. in cones of [habitual
constipation Electric Bitters cures by giv-
ing the needed tone to the bowels, and
few can: long mist the use of this modi-
olne. Try it. once. Fifty cents and 81.00
at G. C. Stilloon'o and E. 1‘. Wood’s Drug
Stores. .
-Accton will prevent pneumonia.
Piles of pcoplc bore pliao. but Dchtt’o
Witch Hoocl Solve will euro them. When
promptly oppllod ll cnroo mid: and
buru'swlthout tho ollgtootapolo. ll. P.
WoodltG.O.8tllloon.. . .“
1
Mrs. llntler La". With a maroon
Loom-om, N. Y.. Nov. lid—This city.
was greatly excited over the sonontionnl '
and mysterious disappearance of Mrs. Ar.
thur llutlor, numl :lll yours. wife of a Well
known business man. When he not homo
at noon. ho found all the furniture ro-
movod from tho bollso and his wife mils. .
imz. nlso u honriler lmnlod William ,
Hucnlhur. Inquiry of. the shipping oflloo
of the rnilroutls shown thnt the furniture
had been sent to West. Virginia. and that
h‘uonlbor and hire. llutler hnd left. on a
West bound train.
Diphtheria Epidemic.
Jonus’rox R. 1., Nov. till—Tho dlpb»
thoriu epidemic is still spreading horn and ,
throntons to extend to tho outskirts of'
Providence. Four new cusos and two
donthn have helm reported during the lust
:34 hours. (mo funiilylost throo of its
mombors by donlh this Wonk. The health
ollioer of Johnston culled on the atom
bonrll of heultb for old. All tho schools
are closed for miles urouml.
Tlu- llorreohomo Ar» Bilcy.
lil;lh’l‘ill._ ii. I,, Nov. :lll.—~'l‘ho llorro
sholl’ Works have begun the ('UDHll‘lll‘illll)
of n fleet of 3:” boots for the New York
Ynobl. club, which will bo runiiy for tho
water in two months. This boots will be 30
iootorn illlil will be illlml only l‘t‘glli‘llit’ifl of
cost. The llrm has sent to l'rovldunco for
:35 extra workmen.
All Editor-I'rmmlwr lino a 1'1“.
HT. Lows, Nov. Jilly—lint, ll. (3. \'roo~
mun of ilosloil. foruu-rly n nowspupm'
mun, bun revolved :1 mill lo the llllHlill‘lllu
of lilo 'i‘hlrd l‘oimrogulionul church in
Auburn pinch of this city. ft is bollovml
he will accept.
Suloldo From llomoolle Trouble.
lil-IlltllCN, X. l'., Nov. :io.-—-ll. W, Rollin-
non, u mnrblo denII-r horn, committed oul~
rldo by shooting. llomuslle trouble is mild
to ho tho cause of the not.
woothco borouot.
Cloudy; northerly winds; colder.
A.
I‘l escaped beluga confirmed dyspeptic.
by taking Ayor’n Pills in time.” This in
the experience of many. Aycr'c ‘l’lllu,
whethcrno nu nflerdlnner pill or on n
remedy for liver complaint, indigestion.
llntnlcncy, water brush, and nausea, are
invaluable.
flu Bloom Bond lilo Lilo.
Mr. G.Cnillouctte,drugglst,BcuVernvlllc.
lll.,onyo: “To Dr. King’s New Discovery I
own my life. Wno taken with Ln Grippo
and tried all the physicians for miles
about, but of no avail and was given up
and told I could not live. Having Dr.
King’s New Discovery in my store I sent for
a bottle and began its use and from the first
done boson to not better, and after using
three bottle: was up and about. again. it
In worth its weight in gold. We won’t
IWILL MAKE
nomad. it oflordo lint-o1 relief
hangar prGhop‘ocsmtlhou’t “'"d (3.“; from outlining who oilfield with o
m” “ "' "“1”” " -mmcou¢horcold.ltoolonlbo
Word’s Drill: Slot-a- thrcot bronchial taboo. and lo nil
, .. minu- to W I
«Acctoucnroo the grip. _i’.Wood&9. .Bllllooo ,.
QUICKER TIME.
The speed of the Empire Exprooo mo llur
f‘ontrnl Will lla- Increment.
Nsw Youk. Nov. :l0.--Thc New York
and Hudson liivor Railroad company has
decided toquieken the timeof tho Empire
State express :5 minutes through to But.
fulo.
The action has been taken on account
of n report that within the lost '10 days a
railroad company in Great Britain has
scheduled on» of its regular passenger
trains at :1 speed slightly greater than tho
average of the Empire State express, and
this will place the New York Control
again in the loud and afford still further
improved facilities for travel between this
city and the continuous chain of cities
from born to llannlo nnd Nlnunm Folio.
The initial trip will be mmlo on Mon-
day. Dec. 2. when n special. with officials
of the road and guests, will be dispatched
over the route.
Two Claims-Mo For "in mm.
Illus'roi, 1%. l., .\'ov. :lo.-——.-\ special u-
nminor from tho pension bureau of. Wash-
ington bus nrrivod to ani-stlgntc a some—
what peculiur ms". MN. .lohn Finlay,
tho widow of n votornn. roconlly applied
for tho pension drawn by her husband,
butnhout thosnmo time the bureau re-
vcivcilnn n pilcntlon from nMru. John
Finloyln ow York, who clnlmort her
husband on lbo late John Finlcyof iirio‘
tol.
Arlen Pontoon "lo lnnocolmo.
Lolllmli. Nov. fill—«Emlln Arron. who
won rcvontly arrest-ml horn upon nwnrrnnt
demanding his extradition to France to
nnswm‘ olmrgno clinging his connection
with flurnn lloinurh in tho Panama canal
frnniln. was ugnln nrrnlnund in tho flow
Htruot pollen oourtnnd remanded. Ha pro'
touted his innocenco.
From P‘lymoulh to Now fool.
Loxlioll. Nov. hit—The onccaoo of the
oxpcrlmont of landing ct Plymouth ll»
stood of Smilhnmpton boo led the Km
burg-American Steamohlp componytodo»
aide to start it regular weekly Ionics be»
tween Plymouth and New York but
oprlng.
TELEonAéioc enevmes.
l-lcnhor (Yyrlllo Mnhrmlo boo boon our
pointed Portuguese minister to the Unit-
ad Btotoo.
Count Edward Tnnll‘a. formerly prime
minister of Austria. died on bio come It
Elochlnu, in Bohemia.
Joseph W. Bmhnm, (Jomll'o crock
loft holt hock, boo boon ohm W of
the Cornell football clovco for rm.
Brahman Willlolu Ii. Kick-Jolson
woo lnotnntly killed while or work lo the
Ontorlo one Walter-n rolloool you! in
Mlddlctowu. N. Y.
One Minnauficnghfli‘brc in o popular
remedy for crcun. sole for children our]
adults. E. P. Wood I: fl. (3. Milli-on.
Ono idiom Cough Caro in rightly
Poirot-o 1 Homo
WM”.
EVEllllllll noun Alvill'llilf.
I
;- ‘I .
”Beautiful/.9.
”Bicycles
Bicycle beauty comes
from graceful lines and
fine finish, in which points
Columbia bicycles excel.
But there is more ihan
mere looks to recommend
a Columbia. Back of the
handsome design and elegant
finish is a sterling quality
that over the roughest
road and the longest
journey will carry the
rider with safety and satis-
faction.
Wmmfiofihfiro
mmmpmy
”condom ”I
’ mmninaunagam. 3”
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New York, where g ,
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