ovoiuber bawolinlr-
. 1i. io“l)eiiioototifo
have out the follow-
“ it. bu elected. presi-
v e iii involution
rue. “.116 does not carry
a the plurality against
than 3.000.
”e Broncon‘ will received
the votes cast for gov-
plants: will exceed 1.500
Surprised if it reaches
it! elector votes as he
ate is correctly count-
be nearer the mark than
opal district. ‘
units will elect senators
4.5.6.8,9. 10.125.13.14.
he’d from llrst page.
outing. Governor noose.
he Produce Exchnngn
givan a reception. He
by Goncrnl McCook. the
l of tho parade. and his
than nn‘ordliiui‘y ruin storm to dampen
alsounuvn‘ioiioy crowd.” ho sold, .33., mg
‘ .1 procession storied away u-oin tho lilx-
change at. 9:35. just twenty-live mlir
utos.’ behind the scheduled time.“
. fi‘ho number .of patrolmon‘guardlng
‘the‘huo bl" march tor today's parade.
was 2,538. or this number 513 were
around the reviewing stand. These
apoctornund all "£1.19? idoputy {inlets
were along ‘ choline 013*} march.
Tho ‘lmmonoc ‘crmvds which“ were ex-
pected to gather in anduround the ro-
viewing stand 111 Madison Square. can
ly in the morning, had not appeared at
9:30 o'clock. The drizzllng rain which
had fallen for. hours. bud .139“K€_d .1116
Scots iii the stand. and gave the decor-
utions ii bedrngglcd appearance. . '
Platonic; of police, in chargo of cap-
tains and inspectors; wore early on
the scene. The first persons to take
seats in tlioircviewlng stands. were
women. Half a dozen wcil‘drosssd
women braved east winds. and arriv-
ed shortly before 9 o'clock. and look
coats under the shelter of a tree
around which tho stand was construct-
mi.
Within loss than a block of the spot
where the governor was to take his
plucc as rcvlewing olllcer. was stretch-
ersleove will (”walled ono of the many strips of muslin.
vote will be close. ;|)lll up by Tammany Hull, and bearing
nsl‘n‘o walkoavcr in the | the WOMSI
"They May Mnko Mo Parade. biit
l'l‘hey Can't Make Me Vote Against
Bryan."
This was sti‘ctchod across Fifth ave-
nue at 26th street. and. llkc all thii
othcrs. was guarded by ii policeman
instructed to keep on. one from dom-
uging it or tearing it town.
At. 10:45 the sounds of music were
hoard at the reviewing stand. and sev-
eral blocks down Fifth avenue the
bond of. the column was visiblc.
At that time the big stand. designed
to hold livo thousand persons, contain-
od loss than ii third of thiit number.
The rain coiitiniicd to full in l3. 1an
it. be close if tho roccptioii
ad up Broadway, only u
' ‘ohind the scheduled
tito was up Broadway to.
i
n‘Square.
n of the parade consist-
platoons of sixteen files
0 right and left guides.
on was commanded bv
l
holcsalo Dry Goods R0 '.
which marched in six-
' ‘Thcy ivcic ioilowcd lll'
es of the clothicrs. 11161“
retail dry goods iiicii. lliu
xnlllincrs. butters. lion;
3,, the minor trudc. thc coiii :
" men. the furniture tl‘ilill‘.
(I leather ti‘udc. the slim
ditch and coi‘l‘cc cycliiinizcs
birado. tho l-lniikci's' and
I) fact i‘cpi-cseulullvos of
Mary branch of biisiiicss
Included in tho llllll‘i‘lll-‘l‘ri
_..d .ision from Brooklyn.
‘0‘ of having tho largest
‘en lnllne was cluimcd by
lei'dry-goods tradc, their
1111 ting that they iiiiiiibcr-
.ct'nor liooscvcli iii'rivcd iii
there was prolonsed ('lllllél"
accompanied by First
ht Charles 1“. Humor. Sl‘lh
resident Frank iii-liliini-d.
ry E. A. Drake. oi" ilic ('(llll~
had arranged lodiiy's
. ‘* Tho govci'nor sccmod
no out. spirits. nud bowod
in dellnowlodgmoiit of thc
“Prodiic’gi. lilxcliouuc. \l‘hilv
t'wus clicking liiiiids with
hero rioro rcoenicd culls
to which he rospondcd
“Gentlemen, i shall not
,mako ll. spot-ch. 1 shall
hb‘W1glurl loin to son you.
‘tost we appeal to all stood
Otto party ”not. Tlllll
iouglioui.”
t fifteen minutes of delay.
‘h‘o line started. with the
1.‘ the Vice pi‘csidoncy lii
macho. It was suitizcstcd
"1‘. t would lic udvlsnblo to
d of tho bui'ouchc. but
'19 declined to shield him-
he? ruin. saying that ho.
"it as well and hotter than
do who worc to march in
you he sturtcd off. our
iscort. and 10.11 by u
{it d-pollco. tho notrnriior
“ , owiodgo the oppluusc
cold drizzle.
in the space rosorvod for ‘hc KOV‘
.ci'iioi' were Benjamin B. (.ldcll. Charles
S. chb. Senator Scolt. of \l‘c‘it l'ir
little. to Fifth nvcuuc. to I ciiiiu: Fl'illllillll Murphy. licluri‘iil John
L The reviewing stiiiid i ll llrookn. ()sciii‘ S. Striiuss. ithni'liui,
S. Fulrcliild. John D. Criml'iliis. l’i'cd-
ci-ick S. Gibbs. Colonel A. 3. Mills.
(liiii'lcs A. Sclilci'cn. John A. M-‘t‘niil.
iciicriil Francis V. 1i'cciic and Gun-
ci'ul John Clarke
A big banner was sti'ctchc-l in front
hotness organization in of the sl'nnd. from n sti‘col uci‘ms to
20K Fifth iivcniic. booting l'rosidcnl
McKiiiicy‘s \\'()l'(lS to the late cx»M.i:/‘)i'
Strong. who was president of I'm Bus-
iiicss Mcii‘s ilcuiiblicuu and Sound
Mom-y Associulion:
"Wc know no class distinction in
this l'uii' loud of ours.”
(‘oloiici ltnosovcll i'cnclicd the st ind
iil cuiicily i1 o‘clock. (‘li'cei's wont up
ziioiic the lllli‘. wlicii iic Eimlfl‘ll'l‘ll Ho
stood in his i-ui'i'iuizc and waved his
pl‘lbllcuu und Sound Moiicyiiiul i'iulil iiiid lcfl to tho shoulm:
throngs (iii llic curbs, 'l‘hc governl-J.
with his escort, lllll'l‘lt‘lll to the place
on Illl‘ h‘lllilll.
'l‘liii ll.()\'l‘l‘llill‘ll~' duu'zdilci' iii‘i‘ivod at
this firm. and look a soul iicul’ hci'
filllll‘l‘. Will) discni‘dcd liic liiu‘li (‘llllr‘i
l)l‘(i\‘lill‘ll for him. and tho other l't‘:
vii-wing oliicci's. and stood.
lly this limc lhc first biiiid. Moving
an inspiring llll‘. vouched the stand.
llz‘lllllll it \vci'c thc wholesale dry
good.» nicii ’i‘lic vacant. stints in die
SillnllH lmil i-iipldly llllcd up. and the
long i'cvicu' of tho lingo commercial
army C(lilllllt’ili‘t‘il.
"This is remarkable, considering the
\vcullici'.” sold the govcriior. to Ohio-
ncl lilins.
’i‘lic iiicn who liicd post the siiiiid.
in i1 quick stop. lllll't‘ll their bonds. dc-
spilc ilic dripping; ruin. iiiid the gow
oiiior. iii complimi-iiii did the sonic.
“Hello. Teddy." "'l‘lirec cheers for
our iicxt vice president." “You're all
right.“ ivci'c thc Shouts liiul gl'ootod
(lovci'iioi‘ llooscvcli.
'l'hc continuous i-licci'iiiu. mingled
willi 11w music of tho bonds, mode it
din iii. lhc i'ovlowiiii: mood. that drown-
cd all other sounds. A fcw of tho
pui‘ndci's curricd umbrellas. and tlioeo
wci-c gonci'nlly lowered. when the sov-
ci-nor's box was beiiiu posscd. 'l‘lio.
coiiipzirullvcly narrow oponlug. in tlic
Downy Arch. disorganized many of tho
companion. and some of the lines were
thrown out of alignment. Elu'h parod-
or worc in his buttonliolo n carnation.
out of compliment to President McKin-
loy. whosc favorite down it is.
"They‘re going by at tho rule ol‘ 200
ll minute." commented the governor.
who liiid liléen timing the parndors.
«Those surroundliiu the governor.
commented on the: number of old men
ltlllimit llic narndors. As the cheering
iiiulti'tiido liuri'icd by the stood with
huts oil. tho number of grov hoods
ucomcd to bc. equal to those of darker
him.
Some of. tho sulutntlons that greeted
ilic governor. nmuscil him immensely.
1n lino. with ii liciirty rouponse.
Tlic‘rc wus ii slight min in tho runko
of tho di'vwcoods mcn. iii the gap
some small boys had mysteriously peli-
ctrutcd. slid with improviscd banners,
mm'chcd proudly in roviow.
the boys.
Tho roclpioiit of the tribute respond
ed by gruvoly bowing.
Tlic forco and profit of iidvcrtising
consists in constantly koeplng before
the pcoplc. your location. what you
will sell. and in religiously keeping
cvory practicum-St. Louis Star. '
mm .
Advm‘tislng iii valuable exactly in
proportion to the extent to which the
thing advertised. is found to bear out
the claim made for. lt.--Montmm
(Gun. Without; , .
men will be in command or six in»
and no invariably rowurded the men‘
' PURE‘AB THE OCEAN ensues:
”Three chooru for Toddy." yelled ‘
liiivc to soil. the prices lit which you :
he even! .
poses. to wit: ‘ j
‘1. To take nation on in until ii
plhc. from the point. or plums where
the some may be complotod. under the
regular or geuoriil appropriation. to
Wont nvonuo." . . .7; ._
2. To luv a special tax.
ffldVlSflth, to rains unytmc.
wily . that
may be appropriated Tor'si11; mound: .
amlzlnlz- ‘ ;
3,. To consider the matter of dis-
continuing the public sign post at Five
‘Mile River. and ii! deemed iidvlsublo
to direct that the some he discontiir
nod. And , .
4. To tulwactlon on it petition ro-
quostlng that tho soloctmon repair the
walk on the north side of East Wash-
ington street. opposito the Keogh
plum, and if deemed odvmable. to din
not that the selectmen cause the scum
to be done.
Dated at Norwaik, this Zil day or
November. 1900.
JAMES A. BROWN,
SAMUEL LYNES.
FRANK H. MERRILL.
Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk
W”Efi'fi‘fiflfufinufi. " ‘
, HOYT’S TH EATHE.
SPECIAL titanium on
MR. THOMAS E. SHEA.
Three Night: and Saturday Matinee.
Cammeucing
THURSDAY, NOVEMER l.
OPENING MN" GREAT
Ill) "(‘1‘
WITH I 'iliu‘o NAVAL
HIS . “m PLAY.
“The Man-O-llars Man”
For Balance of engagement see
, newspapers.
PRICES, 10. 20, 30 AND 500.
BARGAIN MATINEE.
Any Seat in the house. 25::
School Children. 10c
Got Your Tickets Well in Advance.
Reserved Souls on sale at lloyt's
Theatre. So. Norwnlk, 'und Wood's
Drug Storo. Norwnlk. 5 days in advance
of ouch performance.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3th. 1900.
Htlli'l‘lll &. SEAMON
prcscnl tho lutcst New York Bijou
'1‘liciitrc Success.
“Aunt Hannah”
by M. J. 1’. Royal.
The funniest of all Force Comedies.
with a compuny of tivcnty Metropoli-
tim artists and a chorus of young.
pretty girls. now sccnoi‘y. gorgeous
costumes. eluborute effects. i’iiiiiiy
sitiinlloiis. catchy music.
vou LAUGH! vou ROAR! vou
SCREAM. DON'T Miss iT.
PRICES. 25, 50 AND 75 CENTS.
Reserved Scuts on sale at Hoyt's
'l‘henti'c, So. Norwaik, and Wood's
Drug Store. Norwalk. 6 days in advance
of each performance.
HOYT'S THEATRE,
4 Nights and 2 Matincos.
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. THURS‘
DAY AND SATURDAY.
Luilics‘ Mutlnoo Thursday.
Mutinco Saturday for everybody.
Tlic Full" Muhatmu,
ANNA EVA PM
In her rcniurkablc demonstration of
u Remarkable Power. A Weird. Mys-
terious and Unique Entertainment. in-
cluding her Latest Oriental Sensation.
SOMNOLENCY.
it you want to know anything visit
lloyt'u 'l‘licati'o and ask Miss Fay.
Evening prices. 10, 20, 300.
Thursday Matinee (ladies) only, 250.
Saturday. 1» and 25 cents.
Rcsci‘vcd Shuts on solo. at l-ioyt‘s
’l‘honti‘c. South Norwaik, and Wood's
Drug Store, Norwaik, 5 days in advance
of ouch peml‘i’ormunco.
‘HOYT’S THEATRE,
FRIDAY. Movemnaa 9th. 1900.
James A. lrlcrne'a Grout Play.
HE ARTS
OF OAK.
Strong and rugged as. the rock-bound
coast of New England. . “ -
A Heurtrinu in lllvory Lino.
Direction of the Author.
SPLENDID COMPANY. .
MAGNIFICENT SCENERV.
PRICES 25. 50 AND 75c.
‘ Reserved Souls on solo ntHoyt's
Theatre. South Norwaik, and Woods
Drug Store. Norwalk. 6 days in advance
or each performance.
SERIOUS STRIKE IN JAMAICA.‘
KINGSTON. Jamaica. Novoiiilior 3-»
The strike of the employos oi the Oil-
mdlan—Amoricun Stroot Railroad. is
serious. The service in hlmout at iii
standstill.» A low cars are running un-
der poliodprotectlon. and ii strong
. 0.
, consider the ‘ailvlsnbiiltyi‘ ot inching.
‘ and, it doomed ndvl able. to mako on
' xapproprintion 0:25”. 00.“01‘“'ll0 much
this out on may be necessary. to com. _. ‘ >
39.13. o thomucadmniiiing oi the Turin ’
WMpPODMIIRE.
i'ruou'ru MAIN, STREET;
doomed. " '
marchers was v‘n‘rio‘u
force has been called out. to gudrdtho
works trom‘niisuiilt. . ‘ .
Slaiéiodnd .' I
so. Nonwuufi
~>‘.- s...»
insurance; business throughout the
country. it behooves the assured to
look well to the llnnnclnl conditional
insurance companies in which his
. property is insured. Among the list
of insurance companies represented
‘by'Paylomh Golden, will be found the
Liverpool dc London & Globe. (the
inmost insurance company in the
world.) the Royal. of Liverpool, Eun-
1aiid, (the next largest ondstronxost
insurance company in the world.) the
old Hartford, (one of the strongest his
surance companies in this country.i
Also twenty other companiosrwhloh
are the very bust doing business in this
county and Europe.
,5
HOMER :3. H011.”
autonomic.
YOUR NOSE !
YOUR EYES 1
it’s as necessary to. lit the
one as it is the othorv-glossv
on a. detriment to the sight
otherwise. Try us! See 11'
we don't do both perfectly!
80 Washington St.
.— __ M, W..... ....._.._.
Order of Notice.
District of Norwdlk. 33.. Probate
Court. November 3d. A. 19.. 1900.
Whorous. written application has
boon mode to this court for ndministrar
tion of the estate of Arthur 13. Hill,
late of Norwaik, in cold districtkdc-
council. .
Ordered. Tliut sold iipplicullon ho
heard and determined at the Prohntc
(illicc iii Norwaik, on the lib day or No-
vember. lilliu, ul 2 o'clock afternoon:
iiiid that public notice thereof be given
to all pcrsonu iiilorcstod“ therein by
publishing this order in ii newspaper
having ii circulation in said District. at
leak-i four days bcforc said day of hour.
iiil_z.
HENRY \\'. GREGORY,
oil It .. .iudgc.
vi. Edith.
Hydraulic. and Sanitary
Engineer.
74 WEST AVENUE.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Examinations. Reports. Plans, Esti-
niotcs for Watcr Works. li‘iltcrs. Sow-
criige and Gcncral Surveying.
One hundred and eightyviiine Dams.
Reservoirs and forty-one systems or
Water Works planned and built. Per-
sonal attention given to all Work.
Plans of Mill Work cni'cfiilly prc~
pnrcd. 03i ti
HARVARD, ii: PEN‘NSY, ll
Football on Shidlors’ Field at
Cambridge, this Afternoon.
SOLDIERS' li‘iElll). CAMBRIDGE.
Mass. November llwl’oiiusylvnnlu won
the toss and chose the kick-off. l-lniw
vord taking the west goal.
Pennsylvania kicks off to Harvard‘s
three-yhrd line. Ellis ran back to Hur-
vurd‘s tiventyhcvon‘yiird lino. .Snwln
coins scrcn yards outside trickle: Ellis
throc through ccutor. Suwln gains sev-
eiitccii through Zimmerman. Kendall
gains nothing. Sawln gained two
through right tackle. '
l’cniisyivnnin holds for downs on her
fitty-yurd line. ll'iire gains toil yards
through Leo with guards-buck. liar.
vnrd holds for no gain. Groves fum-
lilos. but l’cunsylvouln saves the ball.
Groves punts to Harvard's twantY-
yard line. where Duly was downed.
Duly punts to Pennsylvania's filly-yard
lino. Hcro Graven was thrown by Hal-
lowoll and Snwln for a loss of three
yards. McCi-iiokeii tumbles through
center and Sawin gets ball on Pennsyl-
vania's litty~yiird lino. ‘- - ~ ,
Harvard scores touchdowu.
mode it, Howard niches gold.
i‘lurvf (1.6;Po‘nntiyl‘vnn .
cAuhAiou IN‘ P‘s oVLVANin
. CLOSED.
PITTSBURG. Um. November lif—Tho
campnlfn'wnsclodod he day by the
ltepiibl cons with the most imposing
iiolitico-industrlol domonsttntlondn the
history ottlxls section. olhbasaud not
auctionsigromnll parts otfigoutorn Ohio.
West Virginia. and was to Pennsyl-
vania were in line and
Sawln
Score:
number of
' tinintod tit
from .. ty to. forty. thontiond. who
wealth. was cloudy and telltdfléll
i‘nin.“‘bu thliidld‘not date '
from assumbllng in such numb '
'tlio do‘wmthvhi ntroots ovu-
t
pnrudo nosed. as coconuts troompleto
coupons on of business" tor“ acvornlr .
hours. This evening the city will: be
given over to the Democrats. who nova
Under prosont conditions of‘tho lire
Con. of N. .l.. 134% ..
Clics.&.0hio. 301,... 30% 30% 30%
,i . ..
Lotti? To"
which is the most becoming.
TailoruMade Suits.
Ladies’ Tailor Made Suits made up in the latest styles of the newest méterials.
{Rainy Day Skirts, in double nnd single face cloth. the most popular garment of the season.
Crackcrx, and Housefurnishing Sale.
. We will continue our special sale of Crockery
left. 'Ali to be sold at twenty per cent. off from regular price.
molt} a ‘ ‘9 on.
B has always been a very impgrtaut feature of our business. Gupta trio:
‘ ‘ . is because we sell only'thewél'ygihpho iOur Furs. are all-made cannula,
, ‘ . almond are made by one of the verylbestmanuiincturgril,
sell. "If. any plant of For bought of us docs pct provo satiifé’éto‘ry,
right. Our stock contains everything from a neck scarf to a jacket.
find 5W5 guarantee every...lfilhcdlwe
hring'it brick. and we vvlll malte it
“inter Jackets.
‘ Evorythingnew and all the latest shapes and styles. Nothing like the assortment ever shown
before. Everything from a short Eaton Jacket to along Cloak. Come in and try them on and see ‘
and Housefurnishings. Many of the best things
IRISTRAM& HVATT, Norwaik, Conn.
NEW YORK TOCK EXCHANGE.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. ins—Froc-
tionol advances; for Americans in the
London market. had some influence at
the opening here. but declines amongst
the specialties and a few of the roll-
i'ouds, made the market irregular,
» Business was on a very small sonic.
WALL STREET. 11 ii. m.-I|l(ll(‘.u-
tions of strength in the. steel stocks
diffused ii hotter tone through the mar-
liei. Pressed Stool Cur rose 3 on a re-
port of u large foreign order for ours
and Tennessee Coal. Anaconda Mining.
Colorado Fucl. Notional 'l‘iibc. tho‘io-
col public. utilities. Sugar. Tobacco and
Fedora] Stool. common and preferred
stocks. gnincd ‘4.» Moderate buying of
tho grongers and l’uclllcs advanced
those stocks a i’riictlon.
WALL STREET. closing—«Stocks
were. absorbed cullc steadily on u ris-
ing sonic. except for a slightly momen-
tnry sctbuck ottcr the appearance of
the bank statement. Considerable
gains wcrc ostublished in some of the
specialties. Sugiii' rose 17.3 and Brook.
lyn Union G113 2-1/4. The steel stocks
touchcd tho top price in the second
hour. in the railroad list advances
\vcrc fractional. exccpt Rock island.
which rose “fa: Burlington and Baiti-
inormt‘r. Ohio. a point each. and Loulsv
villc. 1%. A Into realizing movement
mode considerable inroads upon gains
and the closing was easy at the reac-
tiou.
TODAY’S OUOTATIONB.
Reported over private wire of E. A.
Bonnie. commission broker. Ewart: d.
Corbett's block. South Nip-walk:
Open High Low 1:30
Am. Cot. Oil. 35 35
Am. St. at W.. iii. 35% 35 30
Am. S. R. (70.. 1231.43; 12517.4 123% 1241,;
Am. 'l‘ob. Co. 961/; 971i; 061/; 97%;.
Atchleon. :12 32% 317,9 32%
Atchison. pfd.. 73%.; 74% 73% (4%;
Bolt. & Ohio. 74% 75% 74% 751,1.
Bkyn. R. T.. 60% 152 60% 607/“
Can. Southern. 537... 537°. 53 53%
. 13454.
Chi. & N. W.. 16204 162%
Chi. ll. & Q.. 127% 128% 127% 128%
C. M. & St. P.. 116% 110% 116%; 116%
€111.11]. 6‘; H.109 109% 109 409%
' (ECG. & St. L.,62% 62% 62% 62%
I). & ll. Canal. 113 113
Federal Stool, 381,4. 39% 38% 39%
Fed. St. put, 68% 69 68% 69
Lou. & Nash. 75 76% 75 i6
Nor. & West, 36% 37% 36% 36%
Mon. (1011301.. 96 97 96 96%
Metropolitan. 158 159% 158 158%
M. K. & T. old. 31% 311A 311/4 31%
Miss. Pacific. 55 55% 55 56%
Not. Lead (10.. ‘19 19
N. Y. C. & H..132% 132% 132% 132%
N. Y.. 0. & W.. 22 22V; 22 22%
Con. Tobacco. 28% 29 28% 28%
North Pacific. 57% 57% 57%, 57%
No. Poo. pi'd.. .7351, 13%
Pacific Mall. 42% 43 42% all
Pennsylvunln,132% 132% 132% 1321/;
People's Gas. 93% 94% 93% 93y.
Phil. &. Road. 18% 18%
P. & R.pid.. 57% 577.4. 57% 57%
Soulloilwny. 127.4. 13 1274., i3
Sou. lty. old. 536% . 57 56% 56%
Son. Pacific," 3774. 38% 37% 38
Tenn.0.&l.. 55v. any. any. as
U.S.'Loother, 1w... mg ml 111/2
us. Loo. pro. 71% , inM
U. S. Rubber. 31 31% 31 31%
Un. PM... 01%, 01% 0]. 611,5
Un.Pac.pfll.. 70%, 76% 70% all“;
Whllash out. 18%”‘19 18% iii
HAN K STATEMENT.
‘l’loservoii. decrease. 13 81.426
Loans. decraaso. 1.064.300
Specie. decrease, 890,600
Local tender. increase. ., 405.0001
Depoalto. decrease. *. 1.616.300
Circulation. increase, ‘ 157.800
In Engliind rind Wales there are
7.371. fishing booth. and 40.000 fisher-
men engaged in the son fishery.
. . CANDY
.ESOUL‘ETTS
5 5mm! Plfl.‘ v . ‘ ‘
oil Agni annular: or Monty . um
huh‘lhhtw
THE LEADING STORE FOR READY TO WEAR GOODS
FOR MEN. WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS.
WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
_lT’S»A PLEASURE
To know that you can be sure to have a New Suit. an Overcoat,
or your wife a New Dress or Cont. even if you haven’t the ready
cash. it's a pleasure because you know when you come to our
storc you are welcome, whether you are just looking, or buying,
you receive the same treatment. That new credit system 'of ours
IS.fi11(‘, isn't it? Coniciu. let us tell you about it again.
OUR INTEREST IN FOUR LARGE STORES
ENABLES US TO BUY IN LARGE QUAN-
TITIES AND THUS‘ PLACING US IN THE
FRONT RANK AMONG THE LARGEST BUY-
ERS OF NEW ENGLAND.
OVERCOATS.
Our Black and Blue Beaver
Overcoat at $i2 is one you must
see before you can appreciate its
value. We claim it is as good if
not better than one for $15 bought
RAGLAN OVERCOATS.
All wool Oxford Raglain, very
nicely tailored. strapped seams,
Italian ii'iied. A cracker-jack for
BOYS' TWO—PIECE SUITS.
We have them in all sizes. price
from $1.59 to $7.98. You need not
wait until you have saved enough
money to dress your young ones.
Buy the clothes now, before the
cold weather sets in.
OUR MILLINERY AND CLOAK DEPARTMENTS need
no introduction. You will find here more styles and more stock
than ‘you can find in all the stores in the Twin Cities combined.
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VARYING EFFECTS OF AOCIOENTS
"Years ago." said a Huntsman. .“I
vino standing beside a gun (at!
muster at Aiiguiitn..wnen a“. ‘
the governor. who had just come on
the hold. Wan being fired. Tho cannon
used was of the old {lightened lurid.
and it was prematurely ‘ discharged.
with the result that tho‘indoit linger
of tho man rain-
m‘ing the load ho e was Mom on.
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sheet 0 driving tho‘blood‘ back from
the wound. during which indulgent of
time the injured man claim
hlii mingled hand. butwhonth
mo. buzz; ltoamevwlth
man's calrhnoso left him as it by nun;-
lcvat the sight ottho‘ b W....and.
loud scream. ho'koelo oven 1
“Tboy used to tell it” nun-yo! two
men who were warklng‘ on opposite
sides or a buuanw.
one becoming momentarily distmcted.
118 ran his linger midst the‘savr; and
the severed piece dropout on that
other aldeh‘whero his pustular
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back to. its owner. Bill didn‘t‘i’I
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this “de1?” York tribune.
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SMALL ,OVERCOATS AND
REEFERS.
We give you an opportunity to
dress your children nicely and
chcapiy. We have everything in
that line that you may wish for.
and you need but little money to
procure the necessities for your
young ones.
j the superior ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler