it rounion st .19 Hill street. won oil pe. Ruth. become o of his only go so for so to : . tho incurable .onntrocted on s the Bennincton “who. or South 0s- ned It large pnr~ : ootordoy. the onco— m enioyod: Miss tit lento line in~ . Syno. .Iilos Bowen . oi hnndoonie preo- litllo guests. The» ,, Ronnie Rose. Lu- Mor. Ethel fiproguo Freddie Starr. Alice my hondsooio end us'aiol " wooden monuioeturo’. _ one. door the Turnpike mine to . . F F. Clerk. who recently purchased .I surprise party. ‘ ohm Altemus. oi Philodelphio. opened 1 shoe store yesterdoy in li'oii» rood ovenue. ooeupyinn tho; holidloo formerly used by Frederick R (lint!t dated, tho hot-oer. Tho store no on led up loot wool: under tho emotion of Cheriso Klilopongh. “ Tho homo sod lot in Brookoids ovo- the Sotote oi booth Dovioo. will he paid at lltihllc suction nest 'luooioy st- Iitls.nI marrow. Cloehio'tho executor oi the solute. Rev. W. Sturtovnnt Roller preoeheo in St. Luke's church. Bnndny. the reek tor. Rey. Louis Ranch. using is Stone lord. in ottehdsnes upon the insult-‘- tloo oi the now rector III-s. Ernest wunohury. encompass» led by her son. he: boon View“ hol' sister. hire; itoiph lilndlep. in Green; point. The irlends oi lilies linry Hoytor will loom with regret at her very oorl ous illness at her home in Barton. John Willinrns’ hondsoIno new nos inches in Main street. poor Brookoldo avenue. to peering completion. The oeiectnteh have bod the liner at their other: in the Town Boll building covered with linoleum hire. Weldon. of Brl sport. was the guest oi‘ilro A. S. Bib lug. loot week. lire Allen Douchey nod son at Row- Iyton. ore visiting In; liters Tooter The quarterly meeting oi the aridceport'dtstrlct lone: " l. o. G. T.. will be held with Washington lodge his niternoooi‘lielionifl hi it o'clock. there will he speech-making by the members oi the lodge I d the ladies will turninh refreshment l he old Woohinztou lodge hell. is hov- ng the building remodeled and the lzroundo graded. A poverty social will he held in Washington Hull. Thursdny night under the msnngemont oi hiiss Emily rIlnglehort.‘ The ladies oi Washington lodge will told a quilting bee in the lodge room. ‘ . Nellie Diohrow. ii Dovieo. George ”It. Hurry Wright llorwin Osborn. who one indent rinclt's Phoriooci ,1, 1811‘. an! S‘ hodrigon hits the romevol oi , oi soil from the . ‘ Gore hill. and the m ot the bottom at ‘ tho goods were my S‘S may yesterday heir spur troent W it senior to got I ll violtlno heI Gloverloy ond , in New viroi'lt Goptoin C. W. “onus. ,‘ oi the Metho- I . s choir oi who visited tinned ‘ in his house in to... .. ltow York. to lithium I. tooth lion W Willi 1*!) m mills their on , odd unlood freight. mint ’ out lites sum mommmmm mm l'hursdsy niternoon. W. P‘. Thornss has secured o pool- ;ion at t-arpentorlnn on Slots: Islond. D. lioIner Jennlnlo. oi Bridgeport. o visiting F. R'Clorlt. oi Cronhury. it. Stanley Toylor is ill oi the enoup. “section we ills wII‘n. lloiuoy‘o lino ileum Almost (lonuoob ly Upon l-ilo loggie. M Charles A. Rainy. the olleged mur- derer oi George iiorcus Nichols. is on unlothomsblo choroeter. says the Bridleport Former. Al the county loll ’Ie sppoors hoppy and never exhibits .he slightest concern shoot his nothing min] or what his into In to be. He shots [oily with those with whom he lo Illowed to converse. ond iron: the out too shown the deepest deVotlon for his young wife. in whose conotnocy ho ment- to hove the lrootoot faith. lilo Inind assets olinoot constontl! upon hioule. snd iron outde op- Iooronreo his situation ior her hos not vovored. It is the opinion oioomo oi hnoe‘ who know the condition! thoi i”Ithou he coins- to trial he will tell oil in «tolls oi the horrible words:- and. :Ierhool. like lionin Thorn. otter the Intrusion oi ill-s. Noeit. oeouoo florid W ooidrlnll‘hoio’iol ohot. 7 lose the unmet oi Albany hyhch Its hio counsel. he hos host Ilia noat nothing to toy shoot his mien hum may in ohsdionoo to tho low Ito W on ll Item tired lolhiu‘. or. W... mummm ml WI thoiltodowSoi ' ii on lo mono-m , system onlslln'o in this “slots . the power oi the packers. naturally it IWIMMW. Willi”. ' “W i; S “I! “mmflfllm M in lior'y‘lond wotoro the bode one Sit while hoes oseh Inon owns his had. lint the Ilorylsnd fishers end posters 'on governed by s "can no." inland to protect the beds iroIn helps dwindl- ed. ThisMhosnotiIoeo oniorood list in Bollinoro. I... Topotooioptothlstlilnothostoto Murmumtomtho low. Tho More hove Undo notified thot they will be pr'ooectrood it they violotoit. . ' . Thoma-lions oi the low to which the ottontion oi the pockors hos boon so ‘poiéIsIIy directed provide am it mu ' he the only at our poem. commission on, or other person who shsll pur- chose any oorgo oi oysters to have the mutants at every fiftieth tub or moo» ore dumped on the deck at the vessel from whieh the oysters are being tok- on. m this lot nil oysters moan» log leo‘o thou two and o holi inches in than Me per cent oi the morhoioh'lo oysters it is the duty of the pocket to deduct the estimated price oi the ox- coos of five per cenLoi under-lined oys- ters from the sum poid the hotelier. The soul so deducted is to he will ior the sinte That is oil the precsution morylond hos against the killing or oi the beds in the waters oi thot stole. As the enforcement oi the low lion Inoinly in is scantily enforced and the beds are entering. The state has relied upon the pochers to enforce it Connecticut growers say thst ii that system existed here there would not he s decent stud oyster in Long is» 'nnd sound In live yesrs. Mt ()Iu- oi the most enjoyable oi the many successiuiooelobleo hold by the social commute oi the Christian En- deavor society took place l‘ridny oven» ing. A hulking irollr. reeltotiooo nnd tongs kept the young people busy ior In hour or more at the Town Hall. ‘Coming Through the Rye." was sweetly rendered by Miss Marion Olin- steod: Miss Sadie Stones song “Fifty Years Ago." Ye old people were nil there and invited the hookers screen the street. where on old~tinto supper was stirred. Otherswho took port were hills Augie Post sud llrs. Steph- an 'l'hoyer. who gsve recitetiono. sad It quortette which rendered vocal se- lectiono. now its REASONED. "You ore not putting on two under- shirt: on such a worm morninl no this. are you?" sold on Allegheny young than to his room-mote, the other morn-I inn. . "Yes." “'i‘hot'o u very curious periortnonee." "Not at sll. You see the! this is It very thin one. don’t you?" livu." “And it will keep Ins cool?" "Ya." “The other is o thin one. too." "Well?" "Well. ii and will keep loo moi. two will hoop me twice so cool. won't they? Whore Is your orithtnstieoi nbiiiiy i"-—Pituhurp Ohmiels. Iolldlog Fond HOSPITAL FAlR. Incomes lull. ROII-dtl l'ooodoy sod would”. llooooihor to end it. Inoioi Aflrmhlono. mo. loco moo. , m homo. notion. $2in 3AM ooonom monotony.» loo you coo. norm. Io‘olsoh. lot the one no. W” low. “I. W" oooh Inning. , A will“ notheresultisthotthohsdsoroouh if, magnum-sinuous the Wu, length ore token by on inspector l1 ' - these moi! oysters oohotitute more on "T m ismo‘bls disposition lor‘ Meryliody‘in do thsir choosinom ., those on instants ore oooleoslns Iii public. Anymore” fish no mo; " We doh't urge you to huy. hut we to owing; we try to your tooto end your DIM—to your woy oi thinning oil sroul'd. We try to hove you pop- hotly tiled sod porieedy relished That is one oi the opoeisl (‘Illll‘iiil oi onrxnent buying lit Reed‘s. S. may Wrspperr-ehoieo new house gowns tor mornipxS m. Hominid and styles of “mushy: high order. it is doubtiul ii onythh'o. like then won over altered in thin town hetero. sum Wolst stunwrman - Ploldo. We coll opocln‘l attention to this line oi goods honouoe they ore used exten- sively for indies shirt Insists-12% and IS centlil We are‘oiso slid-ring s new wine oi,_cloth-oplder web eiiocts. variegat— ed. double iold~thut is very service; able. for. 17 cents a yard. Outing ii‘lonnels, going with s rush become there are so Insny desirable patterns to select (rpm: Firm Outing. 5c yd. Remnants. host mam yd. Stunner Outing. 3o yd. Velvet nut-II. 10c yd. Twills. Stripes Ind checks. l2l§r yd. Wash Goods dopertmont. ,., um ‘mD.M.READCO. tho-shunning oi thst door— keep out the cold oir~svold the breaking oi gloss. The Baum Guess mo Some will do It; easy . to put on and keep in order. We'vo not it. “Tm WI. amohdmotuooumlo mmammm thus... monotone ohm moor theirooidiolosom . _ Misti mouth ammunition tooth hum-Inst mounts” country oi dull‘hmlnemmr trade in 5‘s department . moon so tor tints, ii any other moon lit our o ran LAllGBST out: norsm‘tfls site run seer. their best things so we III they on out. NORWALK. JOONN CARPITS. Right in the face at advances ofi5 to 150 per yard an im- mouse lot of Carpet Is on sale here now at one- -fifth under value. . Velvets, the $1. 25 grade at $1 ll 1 00 it it 750 'I‘nposlry blussels, 7 50“ “ 7 00 850 grade, 80(; $1 “ “ 900 No doubt- a few peep! 0 will M ‘3 WAQHlNO ION STREET. Counts Normans. N0 BlUFF! ’ We are absolutely giving up the Dry Goods Busi- nose for good. we will let you know later on. . you to invest your money. i ill Washington Strut. d l! mu} hotter find we have sold ”Inns; moment: this .I ”The reason for (mu sevens one one unsrrlssr OUR rhinos m The LOWEST. We on in close :5qu with the best mono scorlsto I. HOYT, ’ K up. s: (I .II VARIE'WIJS lecturers and we get ‘ S S Nearly onry dsy brings new goods to this dopnrlme .t. Sinai Shirt Hoists. Outing mm lllglit lionsoinrnlshlng Dop’ t. “W% ”oh IMM- ' IPBOIAI. Is 'l‘illll DIPARTIIEI‘I'. mm "‘ oo fiwlmllgz‘m rmmusm.sou.mm. one ; m.m.su.oloo Ooolhodo. 183 WWW iroot 3 T “dumpioh. .hlnoondwhiio. , WM“: do lilooh We all would. blouse ”o M'mqwhimumd with on Ill-in. white pioplstos, no In»: sham wsisss WI , mu. . I :wu-m mass m. irontontl uses. «no limplnotyiemmhroidorylrlnmod. ":"IMM' a... Oor ltooh oi Loops dooioflus oil the Very to'oot Styles. TRISTRAM 8: HYATT, SCOFIELD 8!. HOYT’S let this chance pass by, thin]:- ing it will come again. DWIRIOK PATTERNS. _ A complete line of Bultcrick patterns and all the Buttetick fashion periodicals am here. November fasluons are wally. Fashion sheets free. flow FURNITURE a specially. Examiu’e’our stock. ' 4' OLD. BUILDING Nos-walk. I What we will tackle after this business is closed out _that we want you to believe, and what, we can prove to you, is the fact that this store, will we retire irom business, about January let, will be lltoplnco for We have the goods. You have what we want in exchange tor them, “Money,” and a loss of 10, 20 or 30 per cent cuts no ice with us, but certainly can’t help but weigh with you, us it dollat spout here equals 81. 26 to 81. 50 spent anywhere else In this town. SOUTH liORWAlK BOSTON STORE, Old Ionhinol landing. J? J- m l'i' math you im. Oust—halved pandaso’uoooiio ouch tolls midst no so it. The nomiisoisloiuitmioono wooden-l lost.“ to wore them «summons-ammo» whioo lino-so lentils-sodas."
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