Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 21, 1899 · page 8

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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3-” it so often we've come to the emuluslon It must be 110,11111I that

Inert! will tell in the end.

1111 1

guaranteed.

{EMU}! a day passes but what Wc.are told we carry the finest line of
i hit“ Sonarate Skirts to he found heren'lioutn.

apartment Includes. Cheviot "0111011an
. Ind’Cnmr-l's Hair. made up in the finest possible manner at prices
than inhaler garments (an be puuhused elsewhere for.

Iterations by competent fitters without charge and perfect fitting gar-

, Mi Pare on all Purchases of is and over. , i

J Houston,

4. The Story

i

I Of an Importer of Jet Belts who bought
i not wisely but too well. lie not hard
Iup--wc wanted the Belts-lie wanted
some money—he and 'we swapped-we
are pleased-he might as well lie—we
want you to lie-and so. handsome Jet
Belts worth from file to "I50. are now

llrondcloths. only 50 cents each.

.\'enetians.

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Black Silks

With no questionable rharnutcrlullea.
iSilka you are sure of and that are
standard grades, are the ones so much
in vogue not only for drone but for
atreet wear. l’eatt de Sole. Satin Duch-

bb’ MAIN

BIIIIIIIEIIIIII.

 

.lIllIlISll VICTORY.

mannedxrom First Page.

II. llill.

Second Lieutenant A
B.

M.

Connor, \Vflllllflt 1i.
Captain G. A. \Veldon. killml

, Lieut. C. (l. J Grnjo,w-1111111|11l slave
1, dead ‘

King's Royal Rifles

Lieutenant R. H. ftunning.l;lllr.1i.
Captain 11. K Pet'.l111ll killed
Lieutenant .I. 'i'ytor, killed.
Lieutenant U. l". liaruvtt. ItIlled.
Lieutenant N. J. Huntliro, killtitl.

‘ Eight other offlret'e were wotintlul.
A later despatth front Sir (1001141-

‘sontlt London. ,
‘that the day was raw and foggy did

‘ liling at Chelsea Barracks at, ii o't-lm-k,

.611 out of the liait'ntk mites the people:

1' tion awaitrd the troops. the spin-tutors,
. IIII'IIIIIITIK the
'ot' the 1111-11.

.wlteit- an immune «road was 11111—1it

Suwart “’1I1l1r says that Sit William-

tmlny. but
no further

' Penn Symons in lui'glittt
that. the doctor 11.111 give
opinion. '

The list 11111111111.» killed and wound-
I'fl strikingly 1-111111'11 that although tlit‘
British victory 11.111 rotuplett- it was
bought at n llf‘lfi'y [iri1'(‘. In addition
to Sir William Penn Symotu. who was
mortally Wuuuled, 11' o colourls, titre-.1
’tsptalns and tin lieutenant-1 were kill-
ed. and n ('filfiflt‘l. throt- majors. six
captains and trn lic-uliuants
wounded.

' This heavy I1 '14 anion': ”111 Miller:
was due. as 1111- him-1 flf‘SIHllt’hr‘h' front
the from show to their valiant but in-

Wl‘l‘t‘ ‘

neonate eondttvt I11 i-tit'kiug to the Il'll-_

tlitlons of tho Ilrittsh army and l't'l'lls-
ing to lll-it' the 1111\er of \1I1i11l1 tit-1 nivu
availed Ili1'1111.~'1~l1'11:- in «111111111111; the
Boer pomtion 1111 tI11-.~111111ui1 (11' Kopjr.

Tlif. mrliwt iit‘SlliliI‘Ili'S
yesterday's l1.1tiI1-111111\1-,\'111| ti'111 tutor-“:1-
sion that the 11'l11il.--11t'1'11i1' \V1't\ “1'11 111
a couple of home. the Iil‘lil~it artilivry
Slimming the lira 1' guns and infantry
and then simply 1'l1.1r1:i1u: llletl over
the hill. Ara-111111111: 1n the Iain-i ad-
,1 vices, horn-111'. 1111- 11:11111- 1.1111111 11131111
hours. and llt‘ld'l)‘ .111'1-11 hours lftli>'1'1l
before the lust l':1-1t 2:111 \1‘.’1‘\11|ll of ar-
tion.

The ll'l-III I'tti-ilv-Ir- 11111! the I{i111:'~
Rifles had 1111.11111itil111111.1111111] 111 111-1
walllt and mu \IltIiiiitllZ Ho 31' 11.,11' 1111
the hill. lll‘l‘lll'.’ IIIt' Ilfu'rs lurk H111”
shelter to shelter, until 1111 ha 11 111111
of the British 1 11'1'11'1l1311-11111-tl11-~11111-
mlt.

it Wat-1 a l1riul11. 11l1111' 11111'11i1111. \1l1i11l1
enabled ”111 ”tit-raliulh It) l111 ltillou'ul
' I)! tllt> stuff “Ill-111'; \1itl1111tf titiliuiliv
A curious i'ut'l 11.1.1 that 511'111'ul Iitttrs'
a lull occurred In tI111 tirint: 1111 lintlt
sides, the Iil'liihll infantry apparentlr
taking lir1-atl1inu spare in 1111- still
Nlimh. and tl11- 1111-112.1111.11l1o|1iinul1111i1
their fire.

The magniiir- 111 111'1’1111i1-1-111‘ 1I11- ll1'i1
iSh guns 11.11.» .111 imu11-11.~1-111l11. and tl11>
success of the {thr‘ililli was 111'1'.11|,1,. 1111-
lhereto. .\n 1 nornuim1111.1111111- of 11111
mlznltion was 1-11-1111111 11

13110. the lil‘iI1'-il l1;11'1111111:~' slmu'ml on
IOI) 0f Ktllij1‘. lltv “1111's rein-:11 iI, 111‘1'
when on iI-‘N't‘lllilit‘.’ 1111- other Mil"
they found .1 lI1i11~11 tum-1111' and ”I'll-
ish tpvhltv outtianl. E111: tin-111. [Izo' 1'11-
treit Iwumv :1 11. .1 The Itv'i-ili guru
{OIIOWHI 11nd 1111 11111l'111 iIt.-'1\'.-|1-'ii.~
among the liaiuu 11111.

The latter did not 111111111111 11111114111
SIODH with the ll='~ tr:- uft1l tut-untwl
Infantry. “I111 111111.1t1ntlr --1-i1i1111 2111
near enough 111 111-l111~1' r'i ~11ti1' - 1-.1lI1-11.
The pursuit 11.11- 1111111111111 111111! 111.111..
when [111- lint-N 1\'1-:11 111n1plit- Y1 1l1 111.
oralized. 1\ 1111111 111111 began to 1.111
late In file- n1'11.'111111.11_ “I'it h naturally
impeded 111111.11") 11ml.“

it. is :1 striklu':111i111i-l11n1-1- that ,1' 1--
terda'y Wax-'1 Il11- (non-l :Iflfll\'9’l‘~;ll‘_\' of
a. Bimlltr feat of llt'iti~i1 lift! 1- in lllfll'l
when the third .11 liiul1‘..'111l12'~ ~iot'1n1 1i
Rarual Ito-11.1311.-

 

 

The Outlook Ililtllfsll = :1 tit'Aiiatv-Ii
1mm ('a111- 'E'mvn 1I.1t111l \1~t-'1'1i111', nl
kiln: that ”11' l‘-111:'-1 .1:'1- not like]: 111
make any frail». 1'1111'1le1'11l1l1- offens
IV“ nl1i\1rtt~1.l. 'I'l11 worrwponilwni
says:

"The!“ 111' 1111111l1 1i-1'1111='-l121-1I. 1111!
the men i1‘Il!.~i 711 1.11.1 1111- Tin-,1- ~11»
growing 111 1' aill; I III! 114ml .Itiitlu‘ri
The mlxnl 1111r1111'111i1.~ 1111 proving
tmuhlewmie. ..1'1'tll11,\ is badly

 

 

handled and 1'11 ' ..1'11~1.111\e1l11par1-
“lent. is I-*\1 :11lt1; nut‘wi 1i f1-1'la.

"Mr. F1 lm it.1: ti11 111,1 111'1-1111-1r. is
each day 111-1:11: '-11-111.'.l1' 1111-.- into lin-
with the 1111! --,\ 11" $1. \if11-t \lllnf‘l

British high 11 .1. S 111th \f
flea Enid 31111-111111'1111'11311 (Hit-1.1 .1111
his resignati'n i.» 111-: 111-11 «lush-.1 .1.
the prvmi- 1' .- 11:1 -1.: .111111112-- 1~ 11-11-
liilerwl .'l .~.1f.u-1:111i "Lilith-i 11.1.1. .311.

'1l?l.~t~. 11'1.

lintionfl

The first 1111'.»- ."1-1... “11.131141. 1.., -.
1003 "1111- 1112111 :1 .1 t1lvu..1r11 1‘1..11;
‘Tnlf,11111111111111'111 '- '11.. «1.4 1.;.
“ya:

“Major l'.‘ 1-11 11. 11'r;:1 ll‘111l -|1'1’1
VI"! Ml} lh' I~‘ thew-i I‘-‘nit I|:'{f Ii1~
morning. Fil'i‘tllllu l..'1' lI‘-" 1111,1l1f
.‘k' "I? Iif‘llixll ell I111 ,\!1niI11, tuui~
0' Boers ,\I~IO"II.1_\ 11'IN~'"1I Iii. '1'.-1
ll Baln'l litift ..11-l t- 111:1:1l..111; 1-1.
”M‘flniiii‘. I-iltt'?" ll." [HWIHIHHTI'I' 1}.-

ml“ III"! II‘ IIIII in It" 111111 In.” ”I,
Utn-n at Inn ’11- .1.1111~1111 1~ 11111111
ll; up entrrn. 1111.1 1.1. "

This alums-111.11 1111 111111. 111111-111...

{If at'hit‘t‘t'vl 11111112111: in thv .rerflon
(I! Rhodesia
[mndou (an 1111' guards a gran-I

MVP" ”113.11 1111 'Il"Il’ departure for
lanthanum-n where they emlnrled
t; the Cad». Three battalions. the

rezat'ditilz'

'II't- l"‘

1 ease, Pault de Sole, l’opllns and fire
(trains are among the most popular
of the weaves.

l-‘irst 511111111, the Second (Toldatrenmu
and the Third Grenadiers left. The
Sonia entrained 'at Waterloo Station.
at 7 o't-lot'k. ’l‘l11- furl

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(iinghams.

Scotch 11nd DuanMIt“ Glnnhants,
checked and plaided In the, new rlt'h.

11,11lot'lngs, produce til-at efforts
1'1111'111I 1.111111 11'1'-111 I1111k1n and the‘ . . , .
W111 w linkul tl11i1 .1r111s M111 ”w m,|_ ,ft'u fhlldrrn s Sthool Ilrffiats. l'hey
51111“ as the train steamed ottt of thvi are very old fashioned in quality-~11

“"‘mng‘ 1111111111; 111111111. “' ”l" 5111111111. ' quality never to be surpassednand de-
i111,111 gin then» a tic-mentions 11-11-11-1 1111111in new and pretty In designs
ti 111 ,

I‘ritntls grasped the rifles and kits: 3' 15' l9 and £5cyd.
111' the troops and trials-11111! on Illi‘l'lilli-li
tl.11tn. ”~il11 111111 mare l111l to the plat-1
form PIIIKIIIK. while the hand pluyedi
Smith .tirs in “hli’Il the eropd that
11.11 11111 alloutil to go 11111111 Ilio 11Itl-,
1111111. 1111111 d. all uniting Ill "Aiild Lang?
$11111" .'1~ IIII’ Il‘ill "steamed out of ll11','
~‘t:ttititl

'I he Swdillti i'olilstt'eama tnart Ili‘tI to
Nine Elms Station amid similar enthu-

 

ttot deter .1 large rrowd front assem-
i
'i
and 11l1111 the tint lll'Illt'Ilill(‘lli ishetl i

1l.'11'ed till tl11y wete hour-.111 1
Along the wholo r.oute a lusty ova-

wives and swoeuii'ttriai
litiitll't' many yatds 11"111ei dark

[’rii es are 1235

1.0—.

For Infants.

In the Infant Department: Little

('onts of liouole, llroatlrloth. Corduroy

and liltierdown, to fit tiny tots front ll;

nastu and 11111111' nth-1111111: 1114111115. TM

21““ "1" “WM" ”l" 1111111111 "'. "I" 1.11 years 11111, With 1111-. 111111.. or 111.1.

truly With the 1111-11 1111 1111 [11111 of ..

111111111 .11111 I1--1'111'11 they 11111-1111 the nu 11111111111111”, Dl'it'l'tl from “.1111 to 810.110

i“)?- , , t':1p.~ and llonueta matrhing the ('oat:
IIlI‘ uttarcls lvtt 111 drittt'hnwnh and

[1,, 1..., ”1- ,1... 5...,” HI... “H. 11,,1,1., for illi‘i-if' some tiny tote, priced iron.

11111111111.- 1Ii1l 11111 tit-part until some time,
1111-1 11111111. I'I.11-l1 ~11111-1111i111routingvut'
11.15 1'I111111'111l |1_1' tho inrrr'astttn 1'11111'112'1J
of Spi'f‘lilltilH

I.til|tltill. llt'ltiln'l‘ II .\
from (111111 'l‘nun antinunt 1-.14
Iliiti-lt 11:11:1I form» with 111111 12111111 3
l11111l11i 1'11st1‘r1l.1,\ at Fiuioustown and
11111i1 .1 It'll" t'ut' thr- Itoith. the moth
1i1.11'11.1111111 1111-: not I'I\<.‘ii’il. I1111 pro 1
i-‘Iiil'~ it 11111111 on the 'ulllillt 1'11 ' 5”" ”in“
I"-1I‘1Il‘l‘tii the ”range I-‘t'1-1- Statoi
1| L1 11 tin li11111'.<111'11 usat'ftJIlitIl.’ '

I1111111111, 111-111111' ‘JI 'l‘hv' paramount
1l11ui‘ tl111 II1;~IIIH.~', 111111111'1lini; to .11
1!..-11;111l1 111 111 (‘11111- T111111, has aslw'ti
1.11111l-' £1111 111:1.w1't1ti1lo(III-11il'4xt't'Iiit'iH,
1.1111 :1 111111. 111 111111111u1l11~111 t11 11I1’1lxt'1
l1'21l11 1111l1111u111111 This is as-unted1
111 [111 ;1 11111111111111' 11f a ”iii-Ill“ "1111‘va “”I'
1,1111. . .11' tlv-I)1".ant» I111. State IiuruW
[1115. 111:11 Ilti Ila IIt11l111rI1'1‘,tII1' ~11l1ii
1.1111 111 um 111 mutton. f1ar-'
1112 that .11 any 111111111-nt flw Hay-111111
1i1-otts1 llitiu'l'llll IllNil'lIt'IltInH to the?
11111114111, ulll t:1i1t1>il11- ti1'l1l and 1111111er

111‘ Stole. "

T111111. lirtolu-t' 311. 1-111niftil
:1:11l 11'11111 .\Iiw.'1i North on
Thu {1131‘ of a floor in-
v.:.~111n of 1‘11111 t'olotty Il‘d‘ subsided
and 11 1.11 urnot'nlly believed that Illt'
1-1-1.1111:111«l11.~ haw moved .11 the [insular
border on “1111"". of a report of RI
1.1..'1:tt llifl~r1il|'.' 111' the lla>utos to raid
the 011111111- l‘t'm- Stair in revenge for
1I111 1'1111i11-ry 11111I ttt:1ltr11atn11-nt of their
11:1112I‘111111-11,

7511 up to $3,110.

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Carpet Size Rugs.

Some Inagnifirenf effects in (‘arpei
Wilton
range in [II'IN

tit-sputt-h1
that

Sitiyrna. Arduhott.

«1111111
Axminuter and llagdnd
' from 820.011 to $511,110, and are from 21-
"! to .30 per 1111111, hotter values than many
that are sold at these prim-s. They an

interesting to see whether you buy 111

 

 

:t H .1l1 11.

I‘m 1). M. READ CO.

BWBT.

(511111
’1 mix» 111
(1.1.1111 running

 

Solvent Notice.

liistrlet of Norwalk. as. l’robail
('otil‘t. October 7th. A. l).. 1899.
Estate of John 0. Smith. late of Nor-

walk. In said lilhll‘lf’l. III-reused.

t11'11. 'v . .
H" 11111111! I.” tittll'lfltm M \r, 'llte f'ourt of Probate for the lite
l-111 : l1:.:- l1.11l '1 i1.1d11ff1-1-t on the ltul'rh . . .
11.1,.” Wm" M n", ll'tud . 112111 111 hornalk. hath IilllifI-tl and at
""" ' ' , 1111111! six months from the date hermit

 

, for the t'redltora of said Estate to ex
‘ IIIIIII their t'lulms for settlement. 'l'hom
11 lio n11xl1-1't to present their lIt't'tIllni‘
properly .1tt11.~t111i. within said Ill'llt‘. wil
111- dehariod a recovery. .11! per-1on5 in
1l11l.111l to said Estate are requested it

FOOTBALL.
2"":‘lil0'l'l I'.
presided over

i.\"I‘l1thSI'ilHl..\.\‘TlI'
Hartford. th-tolwt'
lline. of New Iiritaiu.

11.11 :1111111111: 111' t'onnet'tieut Init'l'M'IIU'

 

i.l.-III I‘V'MtlilJll :\5>(ttlflllllll llllh‘ Illtll'll- .

, - 111111.11 noun-dint» payment to
1111.: .\II ltlllt'll'llllt‘lli lo IIIV Mittsllill- l."“"_\'{l) II SWITH
111111 111-1'111i11i111: [)Ihl graduates ulio 117-Ii—ll Executor.
I‘..1\'1- 111i1111l1-t6-1l 11111 11111-1'1-111' tantrum

f' lll?l}' Wu: I't-Ji-ilt'tl, ll “5|! \‘11lr-1I lt')

illiss Baird’s institute,

luuin Il:11'tf111‘1l.\'e11.' Ilrituin game a.

.1 11. 11.. nv'yt Saturday. It was him;

Hit-1i to allow Iit'itlm-purt to play 1111‘ BOARDIIG AID Dl' SCHOOL,
.111 11111111 field. 1111‘ 1111111111111 of .'i forfeit.

111' $1111. Hurry llrnltant. 111 liilllmusm‘ 5“ we.‘ Ave

and A. llun'tiern of Waterbury.

111 11111-11111 “W", Miss naird. having secured more

‘l‘fl III'? \TII

1'1z1llen41-1l

111111.11“ij III'IINHII ‘ :aurs through II-‘f‘ recent changes an

.\'11i1 11'1”. It. i. ”MM“, 2! 1”",- adulitlons. begs to state that she will
111111 11111.1'1'1111 111 John Anderson. lm_\'-. ”Win h" School on

SEPT. 28th, 'l'0 DH PUPILS.

Academic and f‘oltege Preparatory

[I111 11 11111! a half and sewn years old.
tin-1 1111, burn-1d to death.
tilaiini: in .1 mm” litilldini: in
_1.'11'1i today" The l1111~',
hf)n\ of Ilerlwri l‘,
.11 play the- building
“In 11 1111- 111' ”111111 liulitnrl a main l1. .\
'tuoutli) 11! «law and («Xvi-Flor 1111 the
1' 11-: 1.111L'l11 tire The older Tilly I111)
1.1 1“ 1111.11 Ill" 1l11111 and “st"uvi'll, pttllins

111' 1111111
11. iaile
tl1ir ii.liil'i' -
\Iilli

Women of ability and experience,

11111 min i ~.
’I'tiii 1'11'1- 111 ' 1
The Ancient and Modern Languages»
' will be thoroughly taught by competent
mar-hers.

Tum lnsltfltt'tors. both Conservatory

room and some very desirable advan .

Classes will be In elm-5e of College;

Figs—100119 and in 1 pound
packages.

.l’runes. ’ '

Deerfoot Farm Sausage.

Crab Meat Flakes.

Soft Shell Crabs.

Diamond Back Terrapin.

Large. Fine New Hickory
Nuts; ‘

Oranges“,

Honey, in comb and bottles

Crab Apple Hielly
Quincem in quart and pint
Lightning Jars.
TO BE HAD AT

Slllllll
BilliiillfiK,JI.’S

72 1\ 0. Main sh.
Norwalk.

'l'anruoss
11-8 3.

To Know

If you are about ready to have Htinw‘

I‘.\ I’I'IIIINI':
or
I'.\ I NTINII

done. It 11111 .1111, we invite you to rail
hi tilll
thin-11.

~11!1.—1‘1..

t.l111 11111111 \‘di'II'II 5111. ll of new

1:11-t11~1l:111- denignn in \\'.-\l.l.

litl'

«1111111 of

«Hunt

lil1il\'ltllllIIII_\' .-\111I

paint a» 111-11 11-. all paint, and hunt:
paper :1- mil as evil paper.
’11'1~ l‘lizlil. 1'111111- here for It. fh.

Materials.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting, Paper Hanging. Decorating.

DECKER,

87 Washington street,
South Norwalk, Conn.

l‘sl. Call. “3-5. Open evenings 1111 8:30.

ists'

 

THE

Call Again

KIND.

That's the 111111 of lizii'gaim 11‘1- 111--

} “trim: tin 1111i1li1' to our store and have
i 1‘.1i|11l to t‘ttti anything :0 good as our

i”.'~I and ”1'
It has been our

otiaittil 11111211 of tlw
;no.~1 tor the mono-y.
.mllt'y silli'v' W11
IL” 11111-111111: 1> t-oniinriug proof that :1
Is a good one.

 

111111111111. 1111111110111
11111 Elillllills.

I: Ntlit'l'll MAIN STREET.
Sill"! ll NORWALK,

1

I

’lllilili PillitS'lOIll 'lllli ONLY“

ZINZARIU'. and
her band of Rape: t
Gypsy I’ulmlst.

 

1-1.1 lsi broth-1r. who-1- Iiatr wa- rill!-
-1i 1:1 11.1- 11111-1111 111 mo 11 1t.» \11- Ilraduuu. will be emplode for Mush "mi ”i" "that"
1..r .,,. 1...” .. __ ' ('ome 111d 111111 the
_ ..-.._-. a-.- .. ,_ .. _ realirtir fl _1' ps 1'
\.\'\'l\ tans 1111 or 1 nt.\'1'1"ro.\' 11.113123; msiggzm': 13% (I: , (1.111... and 1.1.11-
l11111111111 X .I, (Moo-1 :1 t'.1m. names ' ' If y ‘1 your fortune to“
- - by genuine flvp-

lli« murailtin 1E,1\‘ !\I‘l‘1 .1-11-9 111 ”it- IZIII
111 1.’ 1h1 I11Ill|1llllll 11! l't'iti11--
lulu-nth 11111- l1rl1‘ 1:1
11.11 1114-1 l‘r-sulv-nt Ilall-u 1111 iv-
l1.1i.’ 1.1 the “Hull, and trusts-m 111nf1-1-
1.11 1I111 11 :11» upon “duh-law "1111
111111 nit-l1- .111 11111111l111'1111 a-ltlru:
111l1'1l1 111-1» I’ollnn ml in “1' Reid's om»
111111111 Huron inn with h 111111 zrwt
1-I “ll Imam-i" oi applauw

A.Ktndergarten and Primary Depsrt-
mc-m will be added to the school and
no effort will be spared for the develop-

' mm: of chute little ones. In sit the de—
tails of physical culture. as well so In
mind morals and runners.

1,111.1

”111 It \1111iur

lites Baird is at home to Visitors on
Thursday ssd Fridsy of one! week.

 

ales. Zinzarre live-.11
your full name and
the name of 1hr-
tine you 111"- l'I
marry.

Admit-1111111 151- 111111 your fortunv told
flee-

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('I'l'l' II"TE|..

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Among the work in hand 111 .1 i'ln-

- Si' I'" Hi - «inustl manutiuturinx 1om1mnv :1r .1

If: Lamb. l‘.’ 1 run quart-1111. \11 Lot 11 wife in .said to he the 111111 who ”impound ('otlia» o-nxlnr f11 f'I1In.11111l

Prime ltd» Rom-t H1 . Pres-h Hum. i'.'11. saunter the expression 'rntiher- a complete 111111 mill outfit I'1r Ver 7.1.1
New York Market. Inc-wk." 1 llaad.

Ht-

liome- made Quince and1

jln tit, elegant in design and made tip in the very bet-1t possible manner.
line contains all the latest strings in Neck Scarfs, Collarettes, Mutts, Capes

 

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l’.\l’l2lt that how ever i11-1111 slioun I11 ‘
Wall Paper that beat:- ”11'

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with 1111:. 1~l::11l1- ,1'1111 din-ire .\ll 1h!"
paint 111-111” 111- guarantee to I111 M11111 .
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Wall Papers. Painters' Supplies. Art-

ontin'tally tifli'llllg, We‘ve grnwn‘
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alfli’lt‘ti in business and I

An] Collinsi
51 Co.

, Yonkers Statesman.

Fall Opening
of Fine Furs.

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and Jackets.

,Oil Cloths.

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1 Spotless
Steam
Sport gi 11 g.

 

 

TRISTRAM St HYATT

N0. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.

 

 

Our entire new line of Furs 111 now open and ready for your Inspection.

People as a rule who buy Furs are Not experts In that line, therefore are
obliged to depend 1111011 the people of whom they buy. We could Iiuyi low
grades of Furs and sell them at a pro fit if we mislead, and do very well for
one season. The next season pimple would probably buy their turn elsewhere.
The skins used In our garments are the beat that we could buy and the gar-
ments made from them will give satisfnrtion.

We invite everyone to make a critical examination of these garments. No
detail of honest workmanship has been slighted. Every garment is perfect

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New line of Oil Cloths and Linoleums just in. All widths and qualities
In the latest patterns. _ _

The aponging of Woolen Dress Goods and Cloths has become a necessity.
The proper time to sponge goods is just before they are made up as the
steam gives new life to the wool and adds much to the appearance of the
goods. . ~

floods whieh require sponging are Broad Cloths. Covert Cloths, Kcrseys.
Venetlans. Meltonettes, Wool Cherlots, Granite Cloths, IStorm and Clay
Sei'ges, Whip Cords and llomespuns.

We have a steam springing machine which does the work in a ilrstelass '
manner. price for springing. 5e per yard,

 

1 Tristram ,8: Hyatt,

1 ‘ NORWALK, CONN.

 

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Hr 1w will refund your money 1 hour-
mlly. i'.IiI'. i-’nt 112'
I'I‘t'purmi him! «till Ill I'i.\l‘TI'§I"S
'iitH 1.:s'l’nllli.
Special attention 311111 to
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DEWEY CASI‘EIJ Tttll'.

lip Advice of his Physician he will Ar-
n-pt no lore Invitations.
‘1\’ashington. (lumber :in—liy Advice
111' l11:< physit-lan. Admiral Deny has
1't1n1'1llml his proposed {tips to l’liilv
ttt' l;1l11'.1 and
no 11111111 invitations.

11 11:1.- said by one of Admiral Dem.
1ey'11f1'i1-111isthat this 11111111 to be taken '

1111 an indication of any alarming
11111111111 in the .1-l111ir.1i‘.~ health.
that to :1 1111111 of his tempe-rment the
111i111zt.tut and mental ~ 11in im-ldent
to the public fundions in
11hi1l1 he has 11 1-11 a participant hare
‘provi-d unit—otaliy trying. H'- 11'ill re-
, main as 1111’11111121- possibte 1111' the hat-
am-e of the winter, and it I.‘ liopI-d by
111-111 spring I111 will he aid-1 to take 11
short ttip south and visit some of the
plums \1 hose inhabitants have twon so
,anaiom to \1'1l1'on1e Illlll.

IliiiiM'l". l.. HASTINGS III'IAII.
(losln n. .\l:1,~s.,(h-tol1et".'l rllornr- I.
‘llanting- editor and publisher of the
it' ltristlan. died at his home here to-
1ln\ of typhoid fever. .\Ir. Hastings
was born November 211. iklil. in Water-
fown. Mass. II» 1111 sllw author of an
unknown number papvtx. litifikfi.
tracts and llilmphlvln, human as the
‘:-\ntI-ltthd1-l Library.

.\lr. llnstlnp hud rditul et'vt'y num-
ber of the f‘hrtstian 1111' more than
thirty years. lie wa~ the author of the
familiar verses beginning

"Shall we meet beyond the ri1er

Where th» surges rent-1e 111 r1 IL?"

"(1 leaves a wulotv, one tlattuhtt'l'

nd two_ sons.

various

of

 

 

l'l'Rl'l WATER A POISON.
lly “rhemlraliy pure watt-1"
usually understand 1:1'1'f1-1't‘ly fresh. dis-
Nilled Water. lllaIIlled‘waII-r i~ a dan-
gerous pt'olopluaini. poison. The sanit-
poisonous effect? must orrur whenever
distilled water Is drunk. The 111m» of
11.11-11- is the [1th 111 mote-t against the
11-141 of this nllib-lflnl‘e A m1 uthfll of
tllstillrd Isaiah-taken by Inadvutenee
will he spit out regularly. The foal
[wimtmtts effect of diaillltd ws'o-r
mate‘s itself known by s.. the symp-
toms of a valorrh of the stoniaih on .1
small 1- ale The harmf11I1111'-s of the
protein. 1110 murh resorted to tmlny. of
washing out thc1 stomarh pith dist li-
1-1l waist In arknoulr-tlleil National
II.u.':s1.~I.

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"llnn- you any Dewey 11ol11r.~”" 111n-
.'1.~itrd in the dry graph: store, "I don’t
Inow what you mean." said the atten-
out. "Why. colors that won't 11111.’

 
 
 
 
 

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Little Boys

When they appear mannish
have satisfied one of their
heart's greatest desires,and.
having done so, are most at-
tractive. being contented
and better behaved. To
help make them happy We
have put in stock a complete
line of Top Overt-oats, made
of covert cloth with velvet
collars, and in every respect
like the one papa or “big

 
 
 
 

()Yt'l‘t ‘t 13in,

brother ’ wears.

Shirts.
A line of White Bosom
Shirts, and some very at-
tractive Fancy Bosont ones,
too.

11.1.1.1.

Boy’s Reefers of a splendid
quality have also found a
place here. They are of
Aliesa cloth, a Soft. rough,
wooly material, full of
warmth and style.

in fact we have everything
to clothe the little fellow
with. and the cost is'nt.

PRICES
FOR
THE
ASKING.

much either.

FRANCIS & CO.

118 Washington Street.
0 South Xorwaltt.

 

 

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