Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, September 30, 1898 · page 4

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" .GOMrllJlidlaudPropdetor.
rat-par; enhh‘huhan to. 1m.

lot" and "For Sale edvertiee-
not exceed!" five liner.
”3 three time, llOc'

Itarriage and death nottoea.

‘WM ltlii'l‘ltmfltA'l‘llSw-dlgi mail.
. co. , e prepa : ne
. vglint teaewmonthu. £1.25; elx
one year, $0.00. Deliv-

- a, 12th week. to be paid
_ e

r.
tum carton-mo. in Wlahington
South Norwelk. -

Clix QEFICE-No. to Wall
M t i .
locate in The

ailr. .»
re are aIWeye We

you will confer a favor by tele-
Ing, eendlng or bringing it to the

A letter box for the convenience of
lilo“ who wiah to leave item 0! porn
other matter will he found at the
munch to'l‘iio tSentinel olilce.
communications ehoulu In all caaee
he addreued to
THE EVENING SENTINEL,
, 80‘th Norwalk, Conn.

V‘ Ghangea cannot be guaranteed the
{name day copy in handed in.
Wreaeonable short will be made to ac-
onnimodate patrone, hat changea can;
not he insisted upon an a right nnleea
J copy to seat In by 2 o'clock In the ef-
‘ ternoon of the day beiore the change
‘le’d‘eeired.

» The Evening flentlnel hae a circula—
tion init Torin of 'Norwalk end lta
Buhnrhe larger. coneldernhly. than the
Combined Circulation of the other two

' local dailies. Our preea room in al-
ways open to advertise" and vleltora.

roiepnon‘wane:

Main onion-lee; ‘ ‘4
Editorial rooms—02 2.
"much (idiocy-Md.

 

 

 

Y

miniature Alriianac for fimorrow.

iiiirb wntcr Low water
llzt'utl um lull! pin

firm rlacrt Hun sch:
it. fail)
For Meyor. i‘llllllhfl Blanchard
Dr. Coburn will find the Democratic
nominee for mayor. Abinthar Blincb-

ard. a formidable candidate. Mr. illan‘

South Norwallt. tie is by profession

an attorney at law; a member of tho

l‘irm of Dennis K; Blanchard. successful "

manufacturers of straw hate: a mom-

 

 
 

her of the committee of the l'nion
Schotil district: a director of the Pub-

lic Libraryw a man, iii short. who has;

taken on native Interest in every good
that hayromc to the city, lie in con-

servative in his View on matters ol‘
piibilc interest, and qualified in every,

way to prcnidc over the deliberations

of the iloard of (louncilincu. and to

stand npoin-ioi' for a wine and ccononii- ‘

eai administration of nuiulclpai nii'aira.

t.

, —o——¢—~w—-——-——-
'l‘hl- firltewru' lult Auc,

Marc lllli'l'l‘llht‘llit'illh arc pi'intcil lt)‘

day that. over bciorc in lb.- world»

history.

Not many yearn ago the "ml" copy
was prcpzmd tumour. the work iii-tin;
cuimnlcrcil n diszim'iinhlu tank. to llt‘
elonpytclim! and "WW with ill-i soon ill‘
DllHnllllt‘.
Virrllors» .iiid lolly ucuriy nil do , ac l.
to put up in trout and Iiiillll‘l‘ an .id-
vrrllrcnicnt uttrueilrc in illllltiil‘dlil'll
and cutcrioluinu lu coutculr. llllll to
title not r|it'l'lill “'l‘llll‘rl uri l’rcqui'ntly
ciiiploycd.

'I'ln- p.iiii-. tlic Lute. tln- Ill’lfllllillll).
Iiic ilift'trcnt lll'filfllli, llic lllll‘l'lnll‘il'.
llltllil'i‘, and alumni and lllllliil) iln
llitiitaiun and uuecllioa pitch and mm
criiictl null. ihc liltilli‘ill oil on.» of ill-’
liltlrl .itiim tin, trill Il.llltliltl and \nlu-
lllllt' l'l'lillllt-i oi wit I union t
littwulldlll‘i', and width in many lllclll"

'l'tnlJ) tln- iiii-rcliziul that ad-

t‘hi)

icil lult'nlllcr .i lhlou ui' booty and .t
‘llllrl In illt .Itl
lint-liltc

Joy of Him-Milne tiny».
tll‘ llll iii the
|‘I‘lltiln liutl lhb- In an iltlc oi |Il'iilll‘i‘tu
i\l .lniir i’ll)’ Will‘ltl.

oil. on ttimt

NulMillh lincuicu null l-lcctricul Will"
kci'u will inc i'tll rcrt d in lln- uctiou oi
lltt'lr lilii‘lltii‘tl lli'l‘llll'i‘ll lll uppculltm ltl
llh i‘ltl t'outnll to i’ililt‘l no lll‘tllllitin”
iripittlnu that till tiereoue employed in
t-lt‘i‘lt’tcul uii‘iiiu. ln~ icitulrcii to be it-
(tilll‘ll. it In itratul d that lltb iuru lime
loin tliclr llrcu willie ill work on over
land niica umom- or poor work. aucn
nil pom loluta, umicl to properly llluir
lilll'. lllN‘l'llll' tiinliulug— and otiicr but
work done by uuiikliled Workup-u.
Mllt‘lt ui lllt‘ iicliiy oti li'uili-r i‘uiid- lu
inwaow of ioutiy work. and many ilrce
lum- burn loom-d by tori-um workumw
ahlp In the uiaittrai wiriuu.

Norwiilk will not vote on “to lli'i'tim'
uumlion till.» run; but in town: ulu re
that «location be to ho ilcibl d iictl
Monday tin» tun-m ballot ayult'm moat
Ibo nerd. it willliw the that time that
the mm ballot Inu- been tired (or the
license llllt'tlllon.

.w“... .

A number of Now . k twopic think

 

eiaermnatt on
Minimum i i.
V'Layuysrotidutl'ou‘i'hirieI .

4t.-

 

 
 

dnvnnriemo . MTE8.—-"Waht."

7 . alx times.
bl. Reading notleee. 10¢ a line each‘

7 W” ,or me- tor diapiayed ad- I
ta urnlti‘hed on application.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'l‘olloe. it you know of any

chord has long been a man oi affairs in .

. no ilmtid littyi. trim ;. a candidate for.

 

and II In the tire insurance bueineee.

 

Eit-tlenetor Chat-lee P. Lyman. or
lNew Prtttton. in being urged to run
llor congreuman In the Fourth dietrict

one ! ‘l'hllil‘l ll. J. "I".

 

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Wha. tho lei-amt mail to any.

I Senator (learge E. Lounebnry. the
gltepublican candidate for governor.
wae a oiaumate in Yale of ex Judge
8. A. York of thin city, and nine of
William Whitney, envaecretary o! the
navy. A number of other
men belong to that clear, and on gradu-
ation day Senator iaunebury wait ecc-

"Renponeibility, of Liberty." in the

tor Lounnbury'a elaaamatea was Rev. J.
.J. MeCook. of Hartford—New Haven
'Leatler.

 

 

id'iuuhicr wan supposed to have been

L“ : W'proW'otluildllhfiil ii; field“!
' of neat avenue. olrrklof form ohurnh

Illuetrloua '

l and on the honor list and delivered the.
lphlloeophicai oration. hie subject being 1

Berkeley Divinity school one of Sena-l

Now comes a fond father, whoael
thuvc prevailed, giving a ireeh impetus:

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uu it ~ unit's

High Winds Give a Freeh impetus
to Flree‘io the Far West.

the noun ixutuitu

*—

 

 

.ettiera and Other-e ”lighting Deeper?
July to lave their Home -- No
you of We Yea ”ported—lo
Indication oflain.

 

 

(Ily Mandated Prone.)
Denver. Col.. September {til—The wea-

. .

it'her man c
‘on the wretern slope whoquioiuce and
lcropii are threatened by the threat lire...
i there are no, indications whatever oi
rain and this seems to be the only cic-
tmoat able to stay the flanica' iury.

’I'l;rotu;hont Haulc county high winds

to the firca that nrc devastating the do-

ldrou‘ned In the port at Coney lsiuadumnm,

load In (.Olliloill.r3(l by the announcement 1

in consequence new territory is being

:0! I." Wedding to the young man of rdevoured. 'i‘be blaze in rapidly extend-

.pnr-nla Limos-ed the match. and no aha

icht her clothes on the beach and slip-
ipul away with the young man and
calmly pcri sec. bar obittinrioa in all the
”opera. This in not quite so dramatic
1tin (pitodc an the itiiddleboro affair, of
lwhlcb Marlon Grace Perkins was the
heroine. lot It will do very well to
Emaintnln the popular Interest in awe
.teiloiu dunppcnraucee anti reappear-

;anccn nlivn. anti hnnDYw—iioston Herald.

' .‘Il‘tlit't‘tl Expcrtn.
l Mr. St. (Flair McKelwuy of Brook-
5 lyn dcllvcrcd a pregnant uiidrcan at tho
Surntouu couvcution of tinI Anioricnr'
i Social Science association on n toplo of
‘ [trout practical intcrciit. Ju thin int dirt
i cursed tho vuluoof mcdieaicxpcrt teati‘
' trinity in law trials and the evils lll‘
volrcd in the practice. Tho smoker,
putting emphasis on tho point thut the
medical export is retained to prom tho
contention of one or the other side prc-
ciscly an in tho lawyer, goes on to ray:
”If the professions other than that of
law. which. neaircndy mid. inn licensed
and discounted partisan. and the con
tending partisanship of which iii icin-
: perod by judge and jury and is really
Useful to both, dolilwratcly cntcr lhc
market in competition for clients or for
- a price. they must expect to part with

cxpcct to bo mtcd bythc gauge illlil
wage of iiiti-rcat in hand or in right.

to which they cell their atrricca. 'i‘iic
retained cxpcrt in bccnniinu more and
. inoro u dircrcditcd quantity in the
courts of low, anionu jurors. in thc
. prose and in thc ucucrnl community."
Mr. Mi-Kclway touched it crying cril
with urcnt vigor of utatcincnt. iiml tin-
Plillrl'itllt'llt't'tt not. litt'il no innlvilccut in
u hut-t oi ounce it would have tundo ililn
court practicon public laughing rim-k
ueu trurcrty on lltu righteous nicclnin»
Hill of law. The aprnkcrurmnvilthat

thin liithcrto lit‘t't'r-uill‘y mil elmulil bc.‘
l‘t'llll'lllt'll by innklnu tbcpsiynicnt of ca- .

prt‘t Il'eillliully till llllilll‘ ill pill-lii' rc-
niuucrntion. tho iiclccttou of the wit»
llt'Itlt'tt n inuttrr to be dclcruiincd by tho
ptcsliliuu judge. "his Would i litulnnio
thi- plain.» of pcrmunl ti iiiptariou and
intuit tho luauc on tho .«kili iuid wracily
oi tho \Vllllt'l-lrt who had council to lmu
rctaiuctl tlilt‘iu‘ult‘. \Vlicthcr or not tho
tumour of rcinruiwould unit tho prufcr.
entice oi the bunch and bur. tru im-d lo
rccouuizcil ucncrolly by tho pri-it «ion

The world rarcly wruttulace l‘t'llli'lll‘l'
ulo-i ly in favor of aouictltiui: which it
bl tumour ltolailiirc. 'l‘liiuciinbimuiuiiy
iui- limclii llit'il to [unit hill]! at Home
lions which ilo lit-eat diet-mitt to their
maid initiate.

The hunt ptii-llenct oi (lotiurul Jutl-
llt'lll'n. tho not-crunr uciuonl of the Hill-
lppiuo». wan to llnc a Ili'“‘!l]kl'|t‘l' cditor
tor htuttltlltgt tln- truth. ’i‘bin wail tho

ruling “ti-Illull etrunu ill - illulitl ii-ntli.
—

The Name and Fame

ol' it More in unidc or lllill'l'i‘ll by the quality of iromln' it kccps.
llllllrl it place on our slit-Iron but ~tnuilui'il goods of tlic iiuc~l kind.
the one item of l' lonr we handle nothing: lllll Wt‘ll lIilllWII brands of the
highest ii‘l'llllt'. and null ot prices no low tiuit we only i'i-umnnhly cxpcct
Now in the time to buy.

your tl'tlilt‘.

.iouca' Supci'lntirc or Scliitunikcr'a host Flour.

littr ll'nntons l'lliriii llutti'r.

Fancy l‘lwcct l'otntoce. Iltc lint-st quality.

it! it”, tkiiiuml. it it kind. the.
h lltI l‘a-i'it Motel, 36c
It lbs. Will. awn-I laud. 'JTM'.
Him {'i-il'clx liit'.

Fltic-l attimr min-1| Hun", li.- lb.
Witt"! enqur curml woollen-n, 7.. lb.

3",, her mum. Life at her home had be- :lnir along the grand reecrveii oi Girohl
. imountaiu. west of ilomcatake
tome llllOlLlhble to her. because her land from present

\ reek.
appearancce will

:awoep the country to licnr mountain

i

ii! Minturn.

llilPil. littlc rcntainlng to iced
flames. From iiooiilc mountain
wind hits thchn the tire to the edge
of (iypaum Creek. Settlers of Upper
Gypsum. Gannon. Collins and (tillt'l'll
are fighting desperately to rave their
homca and stop ite piiaaagc across into
the niiignii‘iccntioresls or Weathruah.

of tlmbcr in tile state will go.

No loss of life has been reported, but
several pcoplc have lost their homes
and their crops. All the gator- is loav-

ind licat of the liliilelK woods.
licspatchcn riccircd licrn any

\Vluylcy'a l'cnlt. bctwrcn North and

Middle Park. in now a iii.l.~"< oi ll’lilll‘h‘.

‘Xll“llll to both thosc bountiful (‘flilllllilg
Ei‘llllililfi. 'i'hc ilrc has already cut
Ml'illll thirty-llvc mill-s loioz. from tlnv

liiranti rlvcr almost to Iliiilon. in fitim- “

.iiii county. ‘

.ulluiz. in Grand county. has ll'lll it nar-
row wipe and im- tlantzcr in not yct
-uiircly over,

The firm in thc vicinity of Ouruy lll‘t
not as ball as tor .ucrcrai days previous,
but the sniouldci'luu cnibcrs may i..-

 

‘ '.hc clinhtcel \\'lI'ill.
tho authority and respect which they:
would like to coniuiuud, itilll thcy lllliNi ’

thinniil into an awful conilauratiou by

”la-1m» q.

The firm .iroiiud .tsocn arc wurktnzzl

ltt\\il ti.c tuouutuizmidc toward the
town. alilmurb tiny orc not lilit'Ztlill‘i
"with :l.~~ force thcy haw ll'l'll. At

nupplicd by tho tulhcrcntu to the view ‘

‘lliilillhilll. ('rcricll .tilic. Woicoti uud
‘ilcnwotni Springs, the flrcs arc still
rilultig. No culliiiitlc iii llic ii.ini:it;c to
the tiinlo-i' and raucous t‘illl lvc uil'czi.
on: it will run tar. Into tiic t‘itci:.i:ui~
~i collars.

l'.il‘lllli|tl‘.|li, t'olo. s. ;i'.i'illln r 1H ~02.
[Lid \llilli‘ildill. allow t'.itilc t'mk, Il-
tlii- .I~l iii l'tl' [1.illl'. llll‘ chlil'i‘ llilli'
..~' .t llatm. and tlm ii«.i\,\‘ out “Ill-l
oi oi. lillh liil‘Lill ii tut l.l.'*l iiirm tiny
m ll|l\lll'.1 it u'- :tiiilit‘. iln- llittllill'tlll in
llu' tat-i. illill ail |iit.~t.ii ll -\lI‘liil:« in?
. 'lll‘liilll'l of llti' niil..~ to llit' Milllll
:t.~i

i-‘oi' italic:
lint Ila) -ll lh l|llliliiiiilll. i‘l! utii i;

alumni in llll’ liUI‘llHUFl ill
.il

H wif WI i.i. oi-i-zs A

NEW JEWE

.\i till Wu-ltlliiziull ~l

THURSDRY EVENING. SEPTEMBER l5.

 
 

an after 1% hope for those“

Back of Mlnturn to the beads of Wil. ,
low and Two Elk. the country in devas- ‘
llic ,
the .

If It gets into the bruah. tbc flncsl body :

lag the country and camping tln- smoke ;

llint .

.ind it is grcutly l'lll'l'll tb..t they will:

1|

'i‘ln “Mill is as yet unknown. Krcur 3

 
 
 

the ‘ at
large fire in m Awhile to the due
em“, allegation: . ch. tern timber
tracte, covering hundred! of acne. are
being deetroyed. ‘rhe men at Tucker'-

 

Sole Agents

 
 
 
 

 

'WI ARI

for Butteri

‘ck’s 1F

for Nor-walk, Iouth Mortar-lie and "Vicinity.

 

dlerns

 

 

ghumber camp, which furnllhca timber
'tor the mince. are at work protection
.tbo timber and plowing to atop the ad-
vance of the flames.

Northwest of ore. above Sunuhine.
another large tract iii burning. _ 9

audise !

 

lnnrth irnm here. between Spring Vial?l
iicy and Grand River. a large tract of

Our ehowiag or
land over 15 mile; in length in burning. "
_.__..¢..’———-——

in on sun... but uooo. door.
(but Ghupdhitmu ind
Intuit.

la a revelation.

001i HAY 3'03! 13.

1'00! the Oath ae Ieeretery of State at
11 93cm: thil Homing
(By Annotated Press.)
Washington. September :lii-~—-(‘oloncl Our stocks are pronounced by all who
'M‘" 1:” w“ "01%": ”for"? """e' liiavo seen them the boat eVer gathered
tury 0 state at l ink: on e morn- ‘ __ _ .
ling. The ceremony took place In the :undir one "’0' and the price: and tin,
:pl‘ifllldl‘nl'fi room at the White ”OllHt‘ "UM ”trill-
‘und the oath woe ndmlnietercd by .iuc- i- ..
live Harlan oi the Supreme court. Mr, ;
liay immediately Joined hie colieukllcr-
l For one dollar purchaae or over our
«rayon nrii~t in our ahow window will

in the regular l-‘riday meeting.
i
‘cepy your pb‘oto into a large (‘rayon

 

 

Rich Oiltriugs in lieu Autumn Mar

The Boston Store 0|" Mill

The Big Store of
Fairfleld Co.

lMain aerail St.

l NORWALK.

 

 
 
 

Opening
'88 day.

The dream: lr Woman reallo-
cd in the beau creatione of Porto
and London at y. All the latent
uhnpca in Hal are displayed in
l'nrin have thei leatea in our hill-
|llncry room. Y e welcome to the
opening.

 

Fillili. Your Photograph that cellulite-”little, ”lilo Lilo-Size C

frcc. All we ask In that you buy your
li‘.lilll from no at half the rc'milar pricc.
.tllltt, amp. $2.25 to 85.00. You can

FREE.

frames. Sample
You can see the

have your chat.
work on cuiiibiI
ili‘lllit work.

 

 

aarenrmuzurs. .
Hoyt’s Thentre. 1 Dress Goods

'Saturdny.'Oct. 1.

hi iluee 2:30 I. ill. .
u ‘ l lllllti wcck ior introduction. 59c.

JOHN w' lSHAMS 1 lo plt'ccu Novelty Silk

1 Royal Eur:menu-American

‘or Autumn.
iii-inch Home in all (.‘olorn. worth 75c

 

Wool.
worth Mic. introduction week. 50c.

and

‘ : ill-inch ('oiuhrd buck. Drop d'ctc. 7.7
c oroo n 8. Soul stun.

l l’rm‘ntluu nu origiuul Mtixicul Force

A Tenderloin Coon. l

izs conoarzp ARTISTS?
introducing
HuNtt‘.

...--__.e,_.... - .... .-..__.--......._.M

Jackets.

New-r iilll'll a display before in No:-
wnlk. for wonicnaud children.
lith‘t'ld‘i.

l NE icon-r .lm'kcis. $5.00 to scene.

i Hi'l‘li‘lAIJH'L“. ‘.

i “I”. - chino-ma Jackets. trap to $7.50.
, t i i “1',

l

PRlCEs _ ill itlitl 2.1 (“villa

‘ ‘.\lbllll. 3'.';illlltl-ill(‘ill'. Lilllltl'.’ ('ill‘l'l‘t 33'5" u, ‘2]400'
Hcals on mile Ill I'inisicd‘a and chii'r.

. l

‘ drug slim-s.

 

I
Towels and Linen.
”or stock is. complete. V
Tlll:ll‘ ll.iillllrlk. 27w to $1.00,

 

‘ lllhll'll‘l of Norwalk. am. Probatc
lt'ooi'l, Scpiv-tnhcr L'tllh. .\. it. l\'.l\‘. l
lihiltit' oi‘ Samuel t'liirk. into n! Nor-l
; walk. in :».‘ii'i iihtlilm. deceased t
llrdr-z'cd, 'l'lmt the trustee for Mnrionl
.l‘. Harrie . hlilltll lllii account uilli sold
lrlilit‘ to ilibi tour} for filljllf‘lilit‘nl. at:
‘ lhc i’inhuic ofilci- I‘ln Norwtiik, on ill!"
inn day or fluent-189x, m 2 out.» k,
.llli‘rlli'llil} and that till persons int'r-.
'istcd in Killl tr-lfllt‘ mar luv notiiicil
thereof. llll .-~aid trtistca will (“illlrl' tiiis‘
nub-r to lw oiibli~lic:l in ii nclvapuocr 1.
bovine n clrculot‘ln iti Htlll dislrict.‘ ' '
l and pin-l A copy thcrcoi on the slim-i
‘ post in mid Nor * honoree! tlic pline:
i whcrc the «benign iglnet'dwcll. at innit i too, 9pm in! coch lc.
it‘ll ll:t}t~‘ lu'il‘i'i; .‘Hl'il llili day ”l llt’lll“
‘ llcr l\il\'.

Foods by ill" 'i'liolinziuil.

i ('nac ill \Vliiic litimcl. 3.2

l (View oi Outing»: 431'.

l l‘nsc oi lnliizo, l'rintr‘, I';i.~i color».

2 dozcu (‘ushiou ’l‘opa. rt-guiiir pricc.

too lil‘r. :l.\il l-loylb-s. \‘nllit~ lSc citt'li.

,\ti.\ n. \\'l)tlil\\'.\llil. W

“4‘0 1‘ J“““"- in: Ill‘i i'~. IIVL‘l, i'l gitlnr Itilc cm'li. 1510c

 

lilstl‘lcl of Norwiilk. ax, i’rohaic
l'ollrt. Scpirinbcr 2N. A. it. Nth.

lifllzttc oi (‘llt“l"l‘ l.. Thmli. lnlc of
lNot'wuilt. in :iiiil iii~lr§ct. llt‘i‘t'lIrP‘l.
. The l'oiirt oi l’rnlvnic loi' lhc l’l'~ll'lt‘l
vol Somatic both lllllilt‘tl and lllllithtl
:~ix illitllll-i from illt‘ llilll‘ lit‘l't‘lll fur
the l‘icdllut‘w iii “ilill l'Iv-ldtv in i'\lilllli
thrir l‘lililli‘ tor ‘dllt‘llll‘lll 'lhw-c uhu
ioizbt‘l to plow ill their ncmtint.~ prop
Irly lt‘it~llll within said iiinc, will i.
.ltimricd :i mount-y. .\ll pcrmu: in
debit-l to .ibl l‘:r~'..’til' arc it'i]lli’i.~t*ll in
mohc ilil'liv‘lldlt' porno-iii in
I'll \lil.l‘2.~‘. l.. t’ll|.l-Z.

.\iliiillii3ll‘.illll‘

V .i ..
_....l' it,

 

“A Good
Name

LRY STORE

rccl, Ninth Normillt.

 

it Will licoiir pit-pm.» to I‘tIil-lllll lliiu ~iorcou Illt' hitllit‘ lllil‘~ "nil in the
mine lllwi'ul tunutici' :t- not utlici ~li-l'c lllltl u illi .‘l l‘tr‘t t'iu-a Stock and pilot.
N1 low n- pl ‘elltlt', l~i--pc:ik ilic libctal pulrououc Hi the public. Wc uill com a

roundup F‘lu'k ut

Diamonds. Watches. Clocks. Cut Glass.

.\Iiil cvci’Mliluo llllll in ll-llitll) I“il‘rll'll by it it'll“: l'lit~~ .lctli'lt) Hlnl‘i'.
iiiitlw u -pct'lult_\' ol‘um iipiii iii it p lllllil‘lll. \\ In. ll lht'itlliltli‘ll ill More r. -pm t,

In Watch and .ll‘th‘ll) ii'ltitll tut: til» it.»
iamu-ielcui n illl iron-l \tuiltmnmlop.
ucu' ~torc.

J. s. SPENCER e- co.

0 I I O ‘

In limit. alum-r iit

laxitn miiii tiemrlwrv. .tc ”A.
‘ i/Jlm'ti Ifluitiw. fur,
“Ml Killlut)‘ llitmi.V TV ”I,
N‘ 4"“ lll‘t-e'ii l'irm-Q in- v.1.

i'i-iriy .luui- l'r.t-, Ii t't'llil- pi-r mitt.

Speeta\.---'Senep fink Cup and Saucer but with One Pound oi Cation.

ell;

Branch o. i.

. The P. J.

 
 

Lynch 00.,

lib Washington street.

is Better
W“ Than
Riches."

only l'ii-t lll~>e “nil. .Il lilll'l‘ :l‘v low il~
“'i' t'uiillolh ltit‘ilt- Null lIt lib-[wit ittil'

ll liii

Nolliini:
in

lillc Ehuts. llll.'t'l't liltl.
Ztic it pound.
lilt' it peck.

- it

til I’uticy t‘i'ocltt-M. [w H».

ilniibury Iii-tum, be up.
“till liltt'ltt'll .ll'l‘fl'y Inmutm-«v 7c.

.6 th None-III.
at r a V

Ir.

 

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NEW YOR

joouovan DUN-DINO.

i New Silks.

Handsome plaids. for wuiats, New
i
price, 81.39.

21 liliick 'l‘iifiotuii. 50 and 75c.
lllilt‘k Tum-Ins. 81.00.

York price on the-ac goods, $1.50. Our -

on
-i

2.: tron (train Satin for skirts anti
capca. $1.00,
Fancy plaid». and stripes. silks. 75c
and skill).

my

u.-

-lI‘.('ll Velour for canon, $2.00.

 

 

Ladies’ Suits.
“troll to $20.00.

Ribbons and Laces.

Taffeta

ribbons. .'i inchca wiilc. regular zinc qua-

.‘vult yarde pure silk Morlc

liar. pt 3‘ )‘l'ii‘ll 25c.

:oo pit ms fancy rilihoua for luck and
ulrdb. lioinau and liayadcr; atrium. all
lll' ilt‘l\ fall cficris. from 1212c to Site
pn' )ziril.

pr. t-ii-ncs l’oint Ilt \'cnlso incl-.1 and
:ill otlui's. in cotton and silk. also an
intirc n‘w lino oi narrow black silk
lztuF ut one-third regular value.

zoo ricccs lrinh i‘oiut cut work In
l‘llhlllilll swirls. tidits,

top-g trays.

 

~liitillr- .ll fillt'llul rcdiiccd pricis.

At Seymour’s 'Syito

in the uroccry business prospcrity ilcpcui

ininic. lu lllilliy things our

for our i'xpcl't lttlowlctllzt' and good lilllll it
don't sell \‘Itiilt‘l’lllllg‘ for nothing and ll.
thrown in. \\'c.~tick to oncgrnnd principl
'l'lic licst goods for the least moncy. '

wc do littelucss.

Nt'“ Hold-p l'rouii llitrkulicui

ltiii Portion-i Hill l'Iilut-l'rcatturr) llullclr. 73w lb. .
.‘wrliitli-iil t'ri-iiuict‘) lbiticr ill oiiwhiili puuunl print.»

Nt-tt \Vliilc i'lott-l' ll'Ilit-t‘,

".-‘~-\'iiioiit'~“ Fancy l)«'|lltlt'l'l‘t'ttitl t'lnu-c. l"tin~~l izl-nll- Ii

llt‘lit‘lltll'l 'l‘l'ilr ltllil l'illll‘i-h.

Ncu Flap, Itilc-. ulul l'cnuui liutict.
\ amnion: rclb-ii
hunt-y l'inailcr \lnckct‘cl.
lilm‘l. luliliill Ni'w Lulnlt'i'.

N1 w t‘ultim

'ltiivl ycrii'u product in turn. 'l‘ouuiliice. l'cm.

l-‘riiit- nrtwluu daily.

We don't noon! the mo lion rmuuu tiiiil plu-riil'nnlm for n t'ltt'ilfll.

 

Comio les and
BI ets.

largest atoch
Wool lllanketi
ill-I Blankets.
ii-‘t Blankets.
il-‘i iieuvy Gt nnketu. ".25.
Larger Size rtuuleu. 69c

$2.2 ._._.__..-.. ’—
' fl ry
and U car.

'l'hc lament, ni mplete and big-
girl values in iii and Underwear
cwr soc-n in Cont. For the com-
:ing wnck very in prices will pre-
frail.
no dozen Ladi
illnrlt' regular prim per pair. 12%c
l too doch How do aolc, double

county.
to $5.00.

 

it)

P'

0

00.1! seamless

 

‘kncc, black riiil ocklugr. cxlru
.t'aliio per pair. 1
21m lirmn Lad: ltc and gray

rust: and pzmlll. . prices 35 and
inc. izrcai bargain. 25c.

tlfi dozen hoyn' " fleeccd ribbed
shirts and outweighs (26 to 3-1)
rcgnlar rricr‘. 450.2250.
‘ loo tlt)Zl'Ii Mcu'écd ribbed anti
V.\l.rino shirts unttwers made and
'llillrxlli’ll in the hipsslhlo manner,
lrcuular values. 65 75c each, We.
no down inidics'l white Mace
yarn. ribhcd \'cat.~‘.;panta. finished
perms thronghoul.hir price 75c,
.‘i'il‘ ."ulll‘.

 

 
 

l'llh‘lllllll‘l'h' illll.‘ ' lllltill llH

linc. We
prcscn t
- A l.l'l‘\ .

l' the way

l"crit-‘ llutn lt'n- illicit“,

ltlil llit't t' Friltlinll.

i
i

.\up:irnuii-. hill variety of
\Vc buy

lllt‘ bout the iiiurkct uil'ot'dm and bow plenty of iutcliiuci ‘ am for nitrite.

0. ii. Seymour. the Leading Grocer, 33 Wash

'l‘clcplionc I‘nll 't‘l-L'.

l‘lxtl'ii li‘iiltcy Sweet Potatoes. lili' pt-clt.
Very ill-lit l'Iluin i‘rciuucry linttcr. 21b- lb.
\'i-ry llcot .‘ioclm and Java l‘oiicc. Illic lb.
i'ioliil pucltctl .lei'ncy 'l'oiuutocn, 7c per can.
2hr. ,
Flour. bi) ocnvbr hair.
i

lll llia. lltlllt'tl lltltl'l for
tioml Family

KG

ROCERV,‘

IOU?“ NORWAL ON"

it Strut.

Bot ‘ilonr Morton's \Dorth. '

and you always do when you buy here. Just now We are iriviuu apt-cialuc iu
'Moud SPlour at.................$4.16 hhl.tt'tilc ham;
Jouea' or Plllehury‘a Flour. . . . 44.00 “

Maud S Flour la iicltnmvlmluotl to be the lineal llour nuulo. lutvideod the
test of 'l'wonty Ycore on the market. with over lllt'l‘i'llrllllfl popularity.
to panic this low price bccuuw of contracts unulc previous to the late up '0. and
would llilVltit‘ you to pot in your winter supply uow. llllli-l Nt'l'ltl'lli' Wheat

Flour. which in so ileolrttlllc.

02c “

‘lltl'tl lililo

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