FALL SUITS
I}: 1Our latest cut of Sack Suit
is perfect and pleasing.
Black Cheviots, , S 8.50
Fancy Cheviots, 7.50
'1 Imported Cheviots, I0.00
'f Fancy Cheviots, ‘ 8.00
Imported Cheviots, l2.00
. All-wool Suits. too, as
low as I 6.00
1 \
1 Dur'Clothlng
- Is all of our own make.
We have the advantages
of New York work people
’ on our Clothino'. The
best dosigners and cutters.
All new goods and bought
‘ at close figures in the very
V best mdrket.
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OVERCOATS.
We have‘ planned for
big trade on Uvercoats this
I all,
fine display. of
Kerseys and
Oxford Mixed
a
and our
looking for real
, up;to-date style
All colors and qualities from
$6
finest to the cheapest.
to $20.
W. A. Benedict,&Co.,,
South Ilorwalk,
Conn.
Coatings will
captivate any- :
one who is
Business Suits.
We are ready
splendid line of
D. B. Sack Suits
for business. A.
popular style in
Blue Cheviot is
particularly
good. You can-
not go amiss if
you seledg one of this style for
comfort and all around general
use.
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DRESS SUITS.
\Ve call attention to a very
neat and plain Clav Diagonal,
just the thing for liressb wear,
and as we have a yariety of
styles, shapes and prices, it is
certain we can please your
pocketbook, and our ability to
lit perfectly is too well under-
stood to need further mention.
All our goods are every way
guaranteed. ~
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TROUSERS.
A careful survey of
the stock shows 115 a
complete line of nov-
elties ' and staple
goods at prices 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 1 1 to
$ 7.50. ' “\1
\\ e call special attention to
a line Black Co1d—made for
dress purpose—~price $6.50,
W. A. Benedict&co.,
Norwalk,
to show you a '
Hats thSt
~You Know.
dur line!" of Hats 13 such
thataglance
will/,1 show
/ you their
real value.
The quality
and make is
" - of the best,
and they are
all made for
11s rightlhcre in town.
Furnishinngods.
A complete stock of all de-
sirablc 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.
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'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, and although prices
have advanced we give you
“1
the. benefit of our early
Wag. ‘"
U M B R E L LAS.
:\ perfect display of new
goods for the useful Holiday
Gift business and the kind for
every day. ?
W. A. Benediet& 00.,
South Norwalk,
Conn.
Conn.
EVERYK SHAPE.
We run almost entirely on
one make of Collar. It is
the ‘best and is in every way
guaranteed. If not just right
we return your money for the
asking. Price, I5 cts.”ea"ch,
two for 25 cts.
SUSPENDERS.
you ‘
o ‘ 1
quality. Others at all prices.
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SWEATERS
All colors, at popular prices.
Great value, at ' SL125
Otliers, $2 and $3
all wool.
This'is the best and most
popular shirt made. “’1:
recommend them specially for
dress occasions. Satisfaction
guaranteed or your money back
W. A Benedi;t&Co.,
" Nprwalk,
I Conn.
Our lines of
these goods
are gright. and
can get
suited as low
as 25 cents
for a real good
SCHOOL SUITS
You can find in
ourstock aschoice
and fine a variety
of Boys' Clothing
as yhli will see if
you search the
big stores in New
York and our
prices‘just as low.
Children's School Suits, 2,
$2.50, $3, $4- and $5, 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 of odd pants at very
low prices.
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‘TUXE DO.
Where else
in the city can
ydu buy "Boys'
Tuxedo Dress
Shits?
We have
everything for
boys' wear, in-
cluding all
kinds of Fur-
nishings and
‘Up - To- Date
SlVlrtS.
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REEFER SUITS_
for little fellows.
f, to 8 years,
special style of
our own and ex-
actly‘ right for
small boys.
Ask to see
them.
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South Norwalk,
' Conn. ‘
a'
W. A. Benedict81 00.,
Boys Dop’ m’t.
Everything for Boys. That
is our aim, and we can" supply
everything necesary in Cloth-
ing, Furnishings and Hats.
it is {the largest
store of this kind.
, in the city, and we
are in close touch
with Best»-& Co.,oi",
New York, where"
by telephone we "
can order anything not in
our stock. ‘
Cape Overcoats
A sensible real cold weather
coat, made in both fine and
cheap grades of cluth and the
always popular
"U LST E R .
A- plain but good
style for school or
We have;
this style as low as
$3 egch, for. ages
driving.
6 to 13.
We are
Building Trade;
And’ having e‘Stablished
confidence in our deal-
ings, we are determined
to keep 11p the standard
of quagity andlow prices.
if a customer is at all"
dissatisfied with any goods
purchased of us‘ ‘we Would
appreciate it' if reported at
once, that we may make
suitable remuneration.
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W. A. 3111111111111. 60.,
N orwaik,
, Conn.
GERMAN COMMENT.
Home Portion: of Cleveland'l Message Not
Liked In Berlin.
BERLW, Doc. 5.-—A feelingakin to corn
ctornntion has been caused hero by Presi-
dent. Cleveland’s references to Germany.
‘ It has had a marked effect. upon the
boursc and has been (“91111ng fully in tho
nowapnpcrs.
The Radical newspapers take the 11p-
porlmnity to attack the Agraria‘ns nnd
. Boron von Koollcr, who has just. been dis-
missed from his post as Prussian minister
of the interior, to whom they nscribc tho
prohibition of the importation of Amcrl
can cattle and the restrictions on life in-
surance companies.
The government organs. on the contra-
ry. centend that the situation in America
is rclponsiblo for these r1strlctions. and
that their withdrawal rests with Ameri-
ca herself. _
The colonial papers accuse Anicrlcn of
an intention to maneuver England and
Germany out of Samoa, and they appcni
totho government to proclaim tho 1111711-
T rainiy or Germany as the only powor en-
d to rule in Snmoa.
0' industrial, iron and navigation
companlcs’ sharps declined on tho hourso,
ando- or stdcks toll in 33111111111111; Tho
flnanc !l articles in the newspapers most.
. comment upon the 11111111111111 situation in
America as too hopeless for President.
Cleveland' 5 message to induce th 0 buying
of American securities hero.
'. A Broken Frag Berni]: a Train in Florida
' Ind Injures Severn! Persons.
Jscxsosvrtuc, Fla... Dec. :1. —Thc Se
_ unnab. Florida and . Western railroad
V train No 2! was wrecked last. night at the
156 mile post between Callahan and Ding-
more. The wreck was caused by a broken
roll frog. The train was made up Of a
baggage our, day conch, smoker and sleep:
or, all of which were derailed. The engine
remained op the track.
Conductdr Dick Butt had" his foot.
sprained and hook hurt: H.11.Rchr, the
» Pullman conductor. was slightly scratch
, ad. ,.I. B. Martin.1vlth his wife and two
‘ children and motlwr- in- law. Mrs. Tenl of
were on‘ 1111-11. (11111 of
lhurt, 111111 Mrs.
111 1111.11.13.
its hn11
mily s
Louisville, on his way to
his health, is 11111112113111 he
injured internally,
Reopening than l'iytfie (.‘nnr.
5.1111 111111111 1»: o " 5.1—llcnry and
John W. Blythe ti
4 Couldn’t ray and Blow Out lilo Brains.
Pomp/11:11, lilo, Dov. F1.——'i‘ho son of
William E. Elder, receiving: teller of tho
ltowru hank, lioston, committed suicide
at tho ilerhorn iiouso hero. H11 registered
at the hotel 1111 John' Vest: of New York.
As ho had no baggage 111111 appeared to
hayc no business, the landlord sent for
him to pay his bill. A few minutes after-
11'nr1i pooplu in the house 1'1'1'r1: startled by
live pistol shots. (in ortnrninntion it war.
found that. Voso, o:- young Elder, on ho is
now known to ho, l1111lo1'rnppod a lilnnkot
around his head and llrod live bullets
from :1 3') cnllbcr 1'121'o‘11'1-r into his bruln.
Unfortunate liottlmslilp Toms.
W.\siii.\‘1srml, [)1'1'. 5.—-"."h-.1unfortunate
battleship 'l't-xns hn~1 had smother break-
down. She Wont. out, on :1 full powered
steam trinl trip from New York with the
intention of inciting suro hor machinery
would work all right, but was soon
brought up at the powder stution 1113
Tompki11s1illc, N. i’.. v. ith l1c1 nt1e1' 1mg
gear 1 ripplud It is estimated tl11'1t1nl1111l1
live days will he eonsurnmi in making the
necessary rupairsto iitthe ship for another
tri '1l.
"‘1“ . llnllrund Property Seized.
Mini. 0 . Doc. f1.—l'nlto<l Hinton Mur-
shnl 111111111111 of Toledo has seized tho
ticket oiilm of the Lake Eric and Western
railway hero and seven engines in the
yard on an execution in favor of Burt
(Jrnig‘, formerlya brnkernnn inthocmploy
of the company. .(Irnig secured, :1 judg’,
men: in the l nited >tut1s court r11ontly
for $l'i,llll11 for tho loss of both legs in an
accidenton tho ro:,11l but the judgment
was not paid; honen the execution.
probably 131111111 by Imuum.
S111..o.11(1>11'11.1.n, A. '1'., Doc. .1.—ll. H.
Merrill and his 11-year-old daughter were
municicd on the road six miles west of
Ash Springs. and moccasin track 1, which
were found around the bodies. indicated
that tho Illlll'dt rers 11'1. ro Indians. Morrlll
and his daughter Worn on route to (. ‘illton
in 11 wagon. '1‘ he deroased, who was a
farmer, came to this country from U tub
several 3'1-1'1r:1:1rvo.ShorifY Wight nndposso
are 1111 the trail of the murderers.
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Sniu For Damages.
H01: 111111111, Mich” Dec. 1'». —Suits which
will probably aggregate $500, 000 are to
be begun in contort i1r1medintcly by rein
lives of thc' 0 1111011 11' ho perished in tho
Osceola mino tho on Sept. '1'. If success-
ful, the 111:: will full heavily on. tho Oscc
0111 company.
Wreck on the Norfolk Mid/idlern.
$111111; court which ,
mans Blythe ease. pluintiiii maln-
rain that Florence. Blythe w as the dough-
“ur of J. J. Ashcroft, who married Flor-
onco' I mother, and that she is not minted
Thomas H. Blythe A suit as filed
behalf of Alice Edith Dicklnao Blythe,
actuating to be the widow of Thomas H.
Blythe. alleging that Florence Blyihola
flip daughter of an Enclish soldier still
Wag. Alice Edith transferred her claim
In; J. Baldwin and John D. Spreekics. i
Ila. morocco Blythe Blnckley was "placed .
mum-101101 all ThomsBlythc c
manna».
’ Losl hour 1.
Iiuxrmn'orr W. in" Dec. fi.-—-Froioht
train No. 111111111111 bonhd on the Norfolk
and Westernp was wrecked at. Patrick
creek. Firm 11111 (1111128 was fatally hurt,
and others '. '11 seriously injured. The
engine and 1. box cars are a total wreck
The 3111111 4 Failed to Appear.
Btu-.muea C1111 .11, 1111111.. ."Dec. 5..—
Mlu Nellie Bruce was to have boon mar-
ried to George (2.01;;den of Melroso on
Monday, but the bridegroom failed to n;
pour. A visit to his home found him pur
suing his usual 11111111111011'111111» uncon-
11ch
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The most Ci'li'lir'lei'il 11111111113.- stono in
England is that kit-1:111 11'; tln- I.11;2;:il'l,
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sides of which fit: whoh .1 urt'nunding sur
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howliler 111.1:11li112 1111111111 narrow neck so
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when itwih 1' 1! ol' itsowo 1'11'1'11r1l in r.
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1-:1;'.l:!_1'thi113.~. 1"1‘.1 rnl 5'11.th 113,111 :1. 51111114}:
i-Zozrli-h limb-1111111, who did not l11~li1'1'1>"11
1 ,1. 3171'1'11 of 51-1,- of men, who r1:-
i'o 1h. ~1.1. L 11111! with ropes-1, crow-
:11111 lon1'~,t'.11'1-1v tho “rear. stoilo
'1'» When the authorlths
.'1|l11f’ tin" 111'll1:(i113111f [his old laud:
11:11.11 the young 11lll1'1'r till
311111 1-:tp1'11'1‘ti': replace the siono just. 11:1
ho “had. l"11111..i E1.
poise is not. 1- 1 11 11:11 1.1111 1111 it11'11111l11-i111'11 ,
tho int-idem j1'1.1. related. —-b't. Louis lie
public. '
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b." w. RAYMOND.
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93 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH
NORWALK, CONN.
m71vr
Fairiield .Cnuniy Natiunal Bank.
43 Wall 8110111, 111111111, Bonn.
INCORPORATED, 1824. CAPITAL 321111.000.
EDWIN O. KEELEB, President.
DAVID D.“ MILLER Vice President.
1... c. GREEN. Cashier.
DIRECTORS. 1
Enwm 0. Runs. Moons 3.81.01'11111
“.1er E. MILLIR. A J. Mann.
1. or Jon: 110011110011, 'l‘ncononl It. flurrn.
iru 001.3. cm I'- Tums“.
mount. of M ncfccturcrc. Mar he
lacuna-tho mind. ° 11111111111
Bole 1111110011 11011011 11m to 'Deposltoi-I,
1i ¢"1.,ll,l11r1l 111‘11l'.'.1|:l'zi, on all .
$1,111,113 claim that. tho 1""
is an end- of-
’fiarereprcsente
1. ' from 11111111er
smolqc
lowest-
11 etch
p11 ce.
«9.1-1
.1‘ t 1%.:
Tobacco for end-of—the
century smokers.
experience, and know-
ledge tl‘1at hav
of toi vacco maki no.
A top-1 notch "
at the
the- c1. him y
In it
d the skill,
ecmne
d yeais‘”
AWL/flu” Sunk: "
":your tobacco dealer [or
ortiiard’
Cur P111? '
Eloliuno Go.
mum.“ '
Bugfiias, Phaeton, Caniagas
Prices .. to Suit Ali.
riot": 1'" Tilly.
mmdaycopyiahandedin. Every r
mabla afar: will be made to accent
' datcpatrmwmutchangc cannot be in-
cideduponaadrlghtunlemoopyb cent
hbyzo'dock In the
mwmmow.
WACéMS).
New and recon 1 head
tannins, Spindles, 11111.
' 1311111. AND an. rm
Changer cannot be guaranteed the“
01th
llE WHITE SilllE SillllE
Has a new line of those Children 3 Tan and Black Leggins, at 31,
~ $1. 25 and s1 50.
Ladies’ Overgniterc, 25c and we to 81. 50.
Our new line of Ladies’ Twentieth Century Enamel and
Kid Shoes is beyond question the finest in Norwalk'.
Our Ladies’ Call and Seal Shoo, at $3. 50, for winter, must ;’
not be forgotten. 1
A nevaloth Top Shoe, at $3, that is perfection itself.
The best line of Gent’s $2 serviceable Cork Solo Shoes you
ever saw.-
Your Shoes Shined Free.
We, want you 1'11 see them.
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OLSEN
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Norwalk Chronicler