, , Iated Press Despatches Up to the
, L Hour of Going to Press.
’ors roa “
PORTO RICO
4 by the Commanding General on that island—lien at Camp
Meade Soon to be Se'nt
to Points In the South.
.‘MWIaltIngton. October 8-1110 war deo
Meat has decided to send more
i ”hope to Porto lltto. Orders have been
“Issued directing that the Illth regular
.eavalry. now at Huntsville. did. the
" Math United States voltmteers infan-
. try, now at Chickamauga. and the For-
,ty-aeveuth New Yors. now tit it‘ort Atl-
mm'ihlll proceed to such a point in
‘Porto Rico as may be desired by the
' commanding gcnral in that Island. The
Eighth United States volunteers infan-
try and two companion oi the Indiana
colored volunteers. now at Port 'l‘hom-
na, Ky., will relieve the Sixth voltm-
teer lnfantrty at. tihicksmauga.
All the troops at Camp Meade will
be ordered to points in the south.
is
_ (game at them may go to Cuba. btit tho
.. rity will for the present occupy
the new camp recently selected in
Georgia and South Carolina. it. is
thought that troops sent to garrison
duty in Cuba will not remain long. but
when they have seen service for a few
months will return to this country.
The same is probably true as in Porto
Rico. it is also intimated that when
the troops return the volunteers will
be given a sixty days' furlough and be
mustered out. By that time. (Liongrcss
will have had an opportunity to tietcr-
mine what shoultl be done in regard to
garrisoning the new possessions.
’i'iiistl ctrminutlon is no doubt this to
the pressure that has been brought by
a number of congressmen for the nuts-
t'erlng otit of the volunteers from their
states and districts. The responsibil-
Ity for furnishing the troops for garri—
son duty and for army duty generally
will be upon Congress. The recom-
mendations of the president and the
war department Will have been made
before the return of the troops from
either Cuba or i’orto itico. anti tht- tic-
cesslties of the case made known.
Although there has been less pres-
sure for mastering ottt of volunteers
since the announcement was made tiiat
the troops would not l)l‘ spared. the de-
mand continues with suillcicut penis-
tence to convince the war otilclais titat
a reorganization of the army will be
necessary and that some arrangement
will have to be made to secure a tort-t-
for garrison service In the islands and
states. which will not be subject to the
some difficulties cxpcricnccd iii the cast-
of the volunteers. Although inc pres-
sure ior the monitor oitt of tho ciiilrt-
reigimeuts Is not so great. the demand
tor the discharge of individuals has
overwhelmed the department. 'i‘hct'.‘
is not a senator or representative scar-
ct-ly who has not prcscittcd requests of
this kind. aittl llli'l‘t‘ is a constant ill"
round for the discharge of one umn or
another upoti some pretext. which
would not be dwtucd vulitl ill the «use
of men in the regular army. Personal
appeals are tnudt- by fathers. niotht-rs.
wives. sisters anti sw'c'thcaria. l-Irti'y
man in tho tlt'lllli‘lllli'ill. supposed
have any lililllt‘llui'. is sought to motor
thodluchai'go of «nllstttl illt'il who liiltt‘
tired oi the life of soldlrrinu.
'l‘hrsc l‘t'illltnla lilltl llit' demands ior
music-ring tuti how no doubt liutl lllt'll'
tiicct iii making the war oiilclala sci-k
tttiiut- tnort- tittli~iuriory iiit-ihod oi .'ll‘lll\
organization tor the purpose» for
width the prior will be i'.t' ill'tl lit tlr
future.
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GUI I0“ 3061‘ PRO. DAWSON
It will Arrive Itton. Bringing i‘iown'
lav-trai Illliona of Gold
lily Associated I’m-tum
Vancouver. It i‘,. llt‘itilit'l‘ ti
llt‘llllit'l‘ l"ilrllli'l li.it- iii‘i'ltcl t't‘tittt
Hkuuuuy with halt a llllllltill in dust
lititl with new that a million mom is
on the will ‘I‘luie will to lot u‘t'
more bout ll’illil liuw-oli tltt t'olulttitio.
which will bring down .I ltttao uiti tutti
iii Iron-turt- ’lio- print-.pui outotu ot
the gold on tho it'ustttt-l lll‘i' ll, hi Kim
soy. at'ncrai tn.tttugt-t- or the Yukon
Rtenmshlp toitttttttty ..‘tttooo in Mint.
gel» for exhibition |llIl|tilrI‘, .l ll
Tlhttdt-s, oi l'totloiid, autumn in dti t
'i'lit
W. t‘altlwclt. oi l'lii'lllllltl. Matti-t .tt
tltot; lthlwartl l..tt~ou. Slim-tut ill
tlilul; .T Nilit'loli‘ iii \'itIl ttiil't‘ . L".
butt in dual. and tlit-rc a... Mlllll‘ 7m.
illiti tllvltlivd utti-tiiu tht ||l|~'I'llh‘I""
M. ’i‘t‘ltulii. agent of the It‘rrue it nor-
l‘l'llllll‘lll. hut'tnl Willl' onw the grotool
will i‘t'iitil'l tuxorahly on the Kluutiilo
to his government “I' line no ii.tlt'~
pttrtatltut totttpuiiit» It‘llill'tlllilt tbc I o~
I‘ltlmt oi twill" li'i‘riulitncii to ”II” “but
dike this mason.
(lt‘ntirkl Mitiittlt-t' kcrttt'y, ointm- liiitt
on January to it‘ll iliotmitnl p ople will
leave the Yukon country lot hotnt'.
liriitglhtt illllllttiltt in uetllh.
lilitili d'l‘ 'i'liltt \tlld illr‘
till' Autos iniml l‘rttaa)
tht'rt‘sit-v. Muss, tl-iolntr Mrs:
”filly ihitltt-r, of North lli'uittn, tllcd
of pneumonia today at the tumor of htt-
tilt
son. William 'I' Il.t'rkt r of that town
at tho use of ltitl years and ion
Illtltllllit.
'0' an [WMCIAI
Autumn laoaa Agata “today.
inndon. October il—At the Notting-
ham autumn meeting today. Captain A.
E. Whittaker'a Variety goldingdty l’e-
ter Flower. ridden by Ted Storm. on—
lshed second to W. Johnston's Saxon
Prince. in the race for the London ilrst
plate. oi too sovereigns. The fitting
was live to two against Variety getti-
ing. '
"Mr. Jerseys” (Mrs. Langtry) four-
yenr-oltl chestnut lllly Dancing Wave.
ridden by 'i‘od Sloan. won the Notting-
lliinl Iiandlcup. This race is of six
hundred sovereigns by subscription of
fifty sovereigns each. for three-year-
oltls and upwards. the second to rot-rive
fifty sovereigns otit oi the stakes.
Prosperous was second and Acmenn
third. . _
A. Steall's chestnut filly LaLitne won
the Bostwootl nursery plate oi 200 sov-
crcigns. Sloan rode Mr. Cockficltl‘s
bay lllly Santa itegaie. which was un-
placcd. The betting against this ilit
was 3 to l.
The Maiden plate of itiil soert-igus
was won by the isoriliard-Bercfortl
stabics' two-year-oltl hay gelding Mati-
tttec ridden by Ted Sloan. llcttlng on
Matiatcc was 100 to 9.
TODAY IN WALL 818331.
Wall street. 10:10 a. m.—-’l‘he week
opened with u resumption oi bear pres
sure which was conducted along the re-
rciit lines. Sugar. t'coples' Gas. ’l'o-
hacco. Manhattan and (’otton ()il flpt'9~
tilly ylvltled a point or more. ilrook-
lyn 'l‘rnnsit opened a trifle ofi. bttt rc-
covcrcd bl. The higher rungs oi Lon-
don prices was lgnorctl btit losses were
not lirtlllullllt‘l'tl in the railways:
Wall sircct. ii a. m.~l’riccs oi titt-
pccittltlcs dropped with ‘conslticrable
tapltilty during the first half liottr. New
t'ork Air llruk- losing 71/; points. (on-
stililltliilt'tl Tillrt ti. and Tobncto falling
to tilt. 'l'he olierings thence cast-d anti
substantial recoveries followed in the
loud-yrs. 'l‘oliacco touching ltl%. Sti-
gar and ilrooklyn 'i‘ranult flih'flill'dl
sharply and some of tile railways. iti-
riittilt.g St. Paul, lltihiitglon lllltl Nor-
lllt‘l‘ll l’ttclilc rtt-ovcrml :llllh't' Satur-
tltiy's i‘liltlt'.
Wail sit-ct t. ittttiitw'i‘lit- risc iti prices
ht'ttot dullness. illl' truth-rs apparently
holding all to note the Illitl("i't utrt itt oi
the llllli‘kt‘i. Solut- stocks galntd rill'l-
.lllv iuti otltcis lost. 'l‘ohttcco retitt Id
thr-tt point» and c-oiittldtinhlt- .\oi"'tiitiit
l’utiilt than out ulutv- ll. i"0wuitlt«
midday ”"ltilillttti lll'tfllllt' buoyant and'
uorcd up to ii”.
the stock were enormous one blank oi
.'..oott .-liurt~2-' changing hands til ”5 and
another of :t,ttott, bringing litt'a.
llltlllnll‘lols pui'tlclpattti ill the inovt
lllt'lll. lilll \‘t'i‘y' lllilt' T'l‘flNlilhl' tiz't'lirl't'tl
iii the standard stocks. Salim to ltooo.
Haunt. alhtimi,
\\'ull strut-t. l p ill (”plotting oi
alltli'lii continued in large Vitlillllt' .itttl
lllillt‘l'llll trains Wti‘l' made in tin» "not
.‘lt’liH' alm'ka. 'l'llllllt‘i‘tl sttltl ill 1233 and
Stiltiil‘ tt‘tissttl Hit. The >l||ttitiil ix
llt‘lltlt'il through the l‘i.~t and t'lli'tilll'lthtl
imine illtlill I‘lllt‘ |illi‘t hunt: lot the hunt
i. ttttttilit London win with .t ittt tor Iii
lllt‘ ll. ollng. Liking upward or looott
l. li.":«lit til \.ll'liittrt t-ltit‘lt- “till lllt‘ ilt'
‘Illillltl urgent for Northern I'm the
Wall 'll't‘t‘l. 2 p ill.".“illll"\’
t'tilt‘tt
droppcd .~t~.tdlly dull"! the ltilt'l‘lltltlll'
ltl‘lslt ,
llilil lllle‘ t‘ll'i“l|illitl.tlli‘t‘ llll‘liml
lllliilltlnl'h .tll :ll'lllillil ’iliv ititltisti'lulu
itlililfllltl to hr 'llt' lt‘iltllllu Itutut‘t'~
but .lll .o-tttc tit mood no valid tor lllt'
tiruiiut-i't- There Will Iiit new» lit’tll'llll
upon the inurkt-t to account for tit
show at tttrriiutli ushlc irom thi- Illtllli'
tury situation. The active lllit'l'tul up
|i.llt‘lll|)‘ ll‘li'il tin» upwind titoiciiirnt to
pool-It ”it“ «hurts.
NthlNA'I'Hli I'll" SEXA'I'Jll.
lily Associated Prints.)
iiptluttiltlti, .\l.t-. intuit-r it The
"ninth" mp of tip- tip-t “.lilllliltll .t-p.
llltii‘lill district lli’ltl the r t .nwittlon
ttt I‘iiliultti iltl~ iuttriilitu .Iilil it‘illllltl
Iiil’l‘il “rill“ l" I’llllfli'. UT lllla .ll)‘.
ltil' llll‘ tlutc N'Illlll.
\"tll’t‘ll-il‘l'. Mil-tr, (itiiilu‘i' ll~'l'lii'
lli‘~‘l Won‘t do:
puldhutt itilll‘illiitil. today.
lt'tl t'bttilru ll \l'titthiutrtt
Worcester. Mass. Iii-tuber
II. “"llltt‘l was rtnotuinutt-I for raw
ate-m lit the third tilstrht ltcpubllcau;
tonwntlon totlai
Hlli‘lltuilt-lil. Mil-ti llt'lttloir ll
lli‘lttiltlltau second liaitolcu w-natortu‘
iitl‘.\"llililll was held ill Wt-dlllt'ltl this
ntotnlittt anti t’tuttlltol iii ihtt itttinltt-t
tittii til ilrotgt- N. ’l'ynt-r. tii llttiyttlttt
‘l‘ht- l'uittvrttltv of Wurttltitrn has I
collection oi I.ititi0tili books
after that at Munich the largest lib»
my in Baut‘ll
i
.2‘ t2
., ...,m .. , t
trod Iloan a hailing l'igara In the
identified by initial: round on
Articles In her Possession.
«...- ....
"MOVED BY THE EVIllEllliE
O ‘ 'l
Ilia uni-its without laying a were to
the Itoryothar Capture, Told in
the low “not Police More in
Medea.
London. October 3——i)r. Nancy Guil-
ford. the midwife of Bridgeport. Conn.
or the woman utspcctztl of being Dr.
(lulliord. was remanded at Bow street
police court here tr '. :' fer a week. of-
tcr evidence had been presented prov-
ing her identity with the woman who
landed at Liverpool last week. from the
strainer Vancouver. The initials "N.
A. (l. 5r)" were Iound on articles in her
possession. The prisoner listened un-
moved to the evidence presented
against her.
Dr. iiullforti was brought into cotttt
between two policemen and mu plac-
ed in the dock. The court was crowd-
ed. She was handsomely tll’t’t-‘I'OT in a
black silk skirt, plain silk waist ind
a nu cape. and Wore a small black hat.
trimmed with feathers. She was not
veiled and did not show any omoti..n
or interest in the proceedings. Her
only sign oi excitement was the oc-
casional picking oi the fringe oi for
about her cape. Site was given a seat
in the prisoners' dock. The arena d
count oi sickness.
When the prisoner's name was call-
icst.
Ytirtl.
inspector it‘rocst.
then described the arrest.
MCAllla-
and asserted that
i'lt
name she said she was Mrs.
icr. irom Chicago.
she had been in England ior
months past.
piled that be indicted she was Nancy
(ltilliord. and that he arrotlttl lil'l' on
the thaltc oi manslaughter toit-‘nnit
ted in thc l'nitcd t-‘ltatrs.
ings ml an outrage and asking if she
site was allowed to do.
The inspector said he then hi! :0 ed
the prisoner to ilow street lie cx-
nmlncd a trunk and a handbag. oi Am-
oricnn make and the clothing which‘
was ill her possession, and. found that
the initials had been ctit out of some
initial “ii." Among the prsioner's ei~
ic is. the inspector found a gold titlin-
lllt' mztrltcd "N (3. front l" " n silter
LovaLv 'riiisos
eon
catapults. .
Beautiful, "ttle Fall and W ter Jae-
ltets. and ,' is in elderdo .‘iboucle.
Bediord cord. broadcloth and velvet.
Newest styles and latent oolorlngadrom
01.00 to blood-«pretty as pretty can be.
And darling little Caps and Bonnets.
in sills and velvet to match. from bite
to woo—an stylish ior little lots as
millinery ls ior young ladies and we-
men.
infants' band made Mal and Short
Slips. $1.50 to Mair—Crocheoi Booties,
12m to.‘loc-t:r0chet Bacquea, 25c to
$1.25.
Children's knit
irom bite to site.
The Infants' and Children's depart-
ment has been enlarged and made more
attractive than ever. The new season
JDUiI with some of the choicest outilts
tor little folks that has evtir been
shown in the city. Not only In the sa-
iiortment one of rare excellence. but
the prices are sctiaibly low for the qual-
ities—«a point that will be a great fea-
ture with those who have little once to
buy for.
Turn to the left as you enter the
anght Drawers,
id as Nancy (lulliord. she did not pro-,
of Scotlanii
lie.
said that when he askctl the prisoner'si
i trance. on main floor. Armurc wcaws.
iptece dyed—«solid colors—in ihrct-
To this ”N. "upmwpd fotir difierent style and good assort-
thc prisoner protested against being tit-5
kcii into custody. classing the Di‘tlt‘flt‘tl- I
could comiuunicite with counsel. which,
silver sttoons which had borne the ln-,
Main street door. and you are right
i where they are—a few steps and they
woman had secured counsel. but Ie {are right beior- yoti.
lawyer was unable to be present on nc-l
tilthl'lNE BARGAIN.
A taiile crowded with allowooi Dress
(lootls. near the lt‘nlri‘iclti aVcnuc env
Ol'
meat of popular shades; ii navy. :l
brown. w.inc taidiiiai, gai'tnt. tnyitlc.
Thercttpon" 0” blue.
ice 29c yard.
Sl'lTiNtlS.
Those Suitings In the lv‘airilclti avc~
llllt‘ window are only rule a y .ird. 'i‘hc
, determination to own ttt least one still:
i irom the lot do sn't cost math.
The
satisfaction 'Will more than ofisct the
eandlturtn'
tlzimhit- htnlig it the inltais ‘\'. i (‘.ANPETS.
' l l .
A (5' and a “"3 cal instrument. a (lrecn is to be a iaroltc color this
sound. was also iound in her trunk. l , .
A i. W" Doll dole titn ”entitled the season; and we re every shade of green
prisoner as the passenger who had ar-i In t-rt'ri‘ tic-till". that Will be most pop-
t‘ii’ctl by the Vancouver. lliltl n t'lt‘ll oi ulnr ior "”0,- coverings
tltc l'nlttd Stntcu embassy asked fori
lit-r remand. pititlliig the arrival of pa- i
pcrs from America. ‘t
till the other ttilortt as well an green.
|
lint we have
lhe truniiuttlons in ;.
'i'lit‘ =
to tutorial til-trim lite.
it-iitittilttu-.
:l—~-.ltm~ph .
The.
iormlnl. .
lir tluiliord was iht it removed to llll‘
cells. without hating spoken u itott‘l
during the prtotcedinttn
J A tic-.tt-ti in also It-siil't'd that ht‘ liiid
found a ntittii-t-t of ding:- untl powdtm'
ilil llr tittilforti’ trunk.
i DEATHS AMONG TROOPS
lBecord In the Philippinea for July.
t August and September.
Washington. ”t'illltl'r zl~Thc follow-
lnc tl't'lliltilt‘r‘ hut- lnen ‘t'il’i'th'tl .ti
1 tin war tit-puiitn- tit
Miliilltl. iltltiltt'l' .1
“'.It-lllliuittil
.ttiiottg ltoop‘ lll l'hllippint-s
.Iuly, Alumni and .‘lt'llit‘llllll'l, Will our
’I‘I t.t. .lgiiiy-tltrtc riillstt-tl Illi'll. .\ti
gut-t, two oillt-t-rs. liiiy t~iiilstt~tl lllt'll. of
whom onu- oilltor and ’istt-vtt t-Illltit‘il
iiitii iirit ltlllttl lil ill‘liilll. si-vt'il illi'tl til
wounds; Scpirinluvr. th'lll)‘~ll\t‘ cull-lt-
ml no it. 'Iot.tl tli‘illllr. Ht't‘i'llit'l'll kllIt-tl
ill .itilttti. It‘ll‘ll tllt‘tl til uttitlldtt. ltllll”
tt-cti typhoid it-vrr. t‘uttso oi l‘i‘lliltill-
tint ll .tiln .o-tldctti .mtl llllatt‘llillll‘olll
tllnt‘iiitt'a.
\tliitt.tnt titlttml,
litrtll
lrlilltctll
(Will.
Muiilla. ”collar 3.
Adjutant tlctttrul. \t'tisiilngtotl'
rltt-uiitci rlntutliu utrlwd today \h‘lill-
out tot-ltlcut. l'iivutr .lacolm. hospital
tiiii’it, tlii-tl ill out. ”It'ltllil ii‘V-I‘. l‘t"
Illltlll.‘ lttoiutbt hot-r, tngucdi
011“.
mm iuunding.
POPUIAI AIVDIIIIII.
.ltntlll'A HIMI'KINH.
‘i‘hc attraction ill ”0le Theatre.
‘l‘tturt-tluv‘. tictober tub. will be
.ltohuu Nliitttkliiu' company. it
till
the
lit ll
>|ittlll rutul iotuetly drama, opening
with .t realistic stenr oi rural bonu-
iiic. showing ilklttnct ‘l‘utcrn with
l'iu-lc Jot-tr» Wild litlur intin lit t'c
lllnTtht‘, 'llto play pi'tifli‘ru-ttr. itiuitlltti-
int with iitittc-iltut elltliilliiile. until
tltt i‘llllllll it: rt-uchcdhn the lliird a I
when a human tit-lug ly- helplessly
i.ouutt to u it. to lu- rat to twain by
a utuuitnoilt hues saw. “ml in only MIV‘
ml by the timely arrival oi I‘iit-ltt .lmslt.
Joshua Hilllilhlili was written with n
3 via u of keeping an audience thorough-
ly pinto-ed and it fully tat-rim out the
niitltor'» tttltntton. The plot is not til-
Iowrd to initriare with the comedy
parts to any llthtl extent. thus produc-
ina it play that is not only thriillnaly
Interesting. but In said to contain as
many laitahtt as there are grains in a
:“heapcd tip" bullied oi what
it
mm
~tOI '
‘l l i
7‘5)“
The D. M. READ CO.
order for our entire attack.
would not hold them for as
made up.
their selection now and we
charge. '
RISTRAM 8t HYATT, it
No. 2 Gazette Building, Norwalk. ‘1
Advance Sale of Furs.
Last Summer. when the price of all Furs was much less than during the Win-i
tor season, and when the cost of workmanship was about one-half, we placed one
Every Fur Garment sold by us is fully guaranteed.
wishing to take advantage of this sale and are not fully prepared to tlo so can malted 2
At the prices the goods were bought the manufacture
and we were obliged to take them as soon as they we.
The goods are now all' in stock, and we have decided to! place them on
sale at genuine bargain prices. ‘
larottos, Capes and Jackets.
They are all made in the very latest styles of Col
......_,a,:-
.... ........at.lo
Algerianiileaicoliarettea...... ....................... $3.75 and 4.06 30inch Astrakltnn Capos. .... ...
KrInimer lamb " very stylish ioryoungladles...4.iltl 27 “ China i-hal Carol... .aaao
Algerian Seal, with yoke of Mtrnkitatt...........5, 5.60, 7.50 :it) “ “ “ 'i .................... . ...
(ibiual'lenl and i-lknuk tails ................ ...... . ....... ..ii.lit) 2“ u o ‘ it Jnt'ketl. , .27.”
“m ““3"” ”ff";;5§§€";|,yg;i;n """"" $3 :2. u lilutrlc sun Jacketttm .......................... . and
French Marten” no . . "'Jo'u, a 2’5 H A‘ Tmtllnll Jntfkllll....u ............... ... ....... . ...-27a
flincliAstnkhauUapeii, Wtil’ill $.15 ....................... littl) 2“ " “ “ EXil'tI‘lliallty...‘ ............... 81.59
Any of ottr customers
will hold'tho goods for future delivery without extra
Duster out 53‘ Knuth,
NORWKLK. CONN.
Latlics l‘ilSt lilnck l
t Look in ottr window;
”someone iiov'i‘; '
Special Sale of Fall and Winter Underwear.
Ladies lei-soy l leeocd Lined \ oats and Pants. cat: li,‘ Z‘Zc.
Men 5 Jersey l‘lccc ctl Lined “rosters and bliirts, 50c each.
Childien s Shirts and Drawers, 2i) and 25c each.
. . Flannel Bia
lose, dotible. sole and heel. 2 pairs, 25c.
két.
the grand display of lankc. from 490 to $7 per " pair.
Quality for superior to anything oi or offered.
l Just iccciiotl u largo consignment of Crockery in 112 piet 0 Dinner Sets, fine-fl
ly tlet mated enamel, guatuntood dot to crack 358.39, 9. ‘.is 13,14.
at $5 .98.
5.00. 'l'oilct Sets, o pieces
t Carpets a Specialty.
to lilpiett‘s, N, 2..5l,'l .5, 4, 5.
Look at our itigraiti (arpett, at 50c per yard.
i Take a guess on our chair to be given away in either store.
SCQFIELD e- HOYT,
Club Building, Norwallt.
Distinctive Features
Ul' til it
Don Guer-
almanac.
Magazine
Advertisements
Casctttis Can be answered
here. We stock .1
Moms entail quantity oi
iiyoiiul all the popular rem-
edies advertised in
the leading periodi-
cals. and in case we
tail to meet your re-
quest. can furnish
the articles on a
tiai's notice. ls'nt
this better than
writlnaaletteraud
waiting a neck or
I.“ “d two ior your tente-
Ileoi tit-1t
R. H. Plaisteti.
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They are SOBTII Ell.
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MOT": TAHTY
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Prices $6 to $22.
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AM. THE LEADING Hil.\l'l‘)fl.
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80 cents to 32.50.
J. P. FRANCIS it 00.,
CLIITHIER .lhll FIRXISHER. 0* WASHINGTON ST
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Prlcoa 3| to $2.50.
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A. J. Collins & 60..
Funeral liltectora and Embolniere.
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newest tit slim and lie-i Illiiali.
it la a plenum for us to show the
maiden. You'll that it u plea-tire to see
lltain. Prices at the lowest notch,
A 1.09““! I 00,
toil-to. Main at.. lilo. Norwalk. ammo
Mrs. lila-ilon‘t you t ~pitir hus-
band is rather headatr , for an in-
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hire. Ilia—Yea. and the doctor's to -
blame tear it. too.'
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hire. ills» . refuses to allow hi. to
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valuation“.
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When in Doubt
llIiARIIINii 'I'HM “AWE LAWN
CALL ON FOX CYCLE & HARDWARE 00.
no Waahinlaon Ion-0. Innate luv-its.
AND Illtlt‘ItZIVltlt il.\'l'Ul’l’0Uiill.\'
iA Correct Copy oi the Game Laws.
ANA) LEAVE YUL'N "RUE“ “1“ “ll or
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Factory Attmmnltlon from Ohio upwards.
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