“i. ‘ .
tinned (mm fifth pugs.)
to the fold and some unti-
Ru ‘ubllnaus having decided
_' Nebraskan.
' W
uuoos iSLAND.
ENOE. it. 1.. November (in—-
.t‘Rliode island. the‘waather
.bri in) sunny. an ideal
av
.p
v
mayorulty election.
11, oi" Congressmen Bull and
inRhode island is considered
plurailtics about the same
third ‘ugdnwhon Bull receiver]
,_ ty out of 27.2%. and (hip-
cu’t or 26.161.‘ The l-topubll-
980$ a slightly increascd plnrul~
flicKlnlcy over the 22.000 of
Ira/opened at sunrise. n
was expected. because
The
. . ONNECTICUT.
Tli‘OllD. Novcmbor il—-—ifliociiou
.. dwllh bright. clear skies. ii
' it dead uutlimn'dny. All partio:
ht curly and by ll o’clock thls‘
" goolhnlzod votc. hall alrcady i
l. "Photo is a total rogisirul 1
7.405 voters in this city liliil‘
splicing made to poll tho on
"effll‘llo leaders of both tho
and Republican pai'iios i.
viii curry tho. city. but. both
. tho. inilcpcndcnt voters to}
through. The important-c
silent vote is appreciated. The
of both parties i’recly ucknow
it. will be tho ilctcrmlnlug
‘ .clcciiun. " Voting is goiun :
out i and orderly mannor.
NEW YORK. !
K. Novembcr G——»Mnu_v
n, were arrested were dim.
fiEM ‘1‘ short bearings bolero.
‘ ant .. agistrutes, and then tho tilt ;
par ' «writers hustled silo-r;
gotJtltcm back to the polling.
. 0“? the election districts;
than 1.000 persons wore rogls .
'th {election oificers have to i
' vol. is through at the ratio,
y two minutes. i
" sum, of the bureau of.
at noon that from ito-
by him from districts
_d New York. he thought
the city‘s total into bad
' .No trouble had boon report- .
y piano.
LMINGTON. l)ol.. November ii—~
loci “mother rliarariorizcd election
this city and stain and whon tho
.0 lied thci‘o was ovary iudlca
but a. heavy vote would be cast
fifé'ur'as no unusual cxcllonioni
o-(listiirbauco's woio rcpoitod diir-
he'early voting liniil's.
lotr’occurrml in tho third clcrtionl
of Wilmington. which rosuitod
attraction of the polling placo
district has a largo nouro ani'
.Lho oillcoi's \\'t"l'(‘ ncui'ly half an
ate in oponiug tho polls. about i‘.
’ lied“ neurocs asst-unblod in lino,
ng to vtito. As tho doors (lilt'llt’tl'
saw a white man. .lnnios Mollnali .
had gotten in ahoad of lili‘lll. at
tlng' to voto. ’i‘his iiii‘iirlnii ll
. and rushing in tho).- :lmiiillmi
high and tho insportor. lnnios lin-
pllttlng both seriously. Polk-or
Slierl'y was also ('lll in attouipt
restore ordor. 'i‘lu- nogrocs do
' nd the polling booili and tho rim.
“ ionthooks Illi‘illlll‘li'lll'ml in llll‘
‘ i
(lgelim'imonl of ‘olootions has
asked to l'o‘opon tbc polliiizr
Should tliiby l‘i‘Ill.it' lo do so '
Wilblicuns will loso about liill
Y»
foulic oioction was llllll‘l in
St. '. .1
uroughoui lowi'r Ill-inwai'o llio oloi'
" is" vei'yficl so. particularly to
bars of lilo .ogislatiiro. which will
United Stntcs senators.
FLORIDA.
‘KSONVILLE. l’iu. Novolnlior ll
ition (lay opniiod clear and cool
in national Ills-nos was praotl
oudary to tho qnosilon oi‘ the
ycmoral.
tats also votod on the question
it ltti‘iionul (-onvcnilon. it is
' vun‘u majority will rcncii
ARI-("A“NSAS.
"15 ROCK. Ark.. Novciiibcr li-~
a' .uoatiior ib‘roiiirhout llio
Morse Goods, Bicycles, um.
Nd I! out.
.Lyonc-
ate". ‘in Providencé. ,
lpcctod to be fifty her coat.
. known.
RENO. . .
brighmeather New
ly this entire state. .
point tc‘u liig‘vots ’i‘
.stlllmonlldunt. ’
tip the suiztm.
close cuntest
a“ 1 KfiNflABa i 3 ’
TOPIBKA. Knit; Nu outlier; 15—19190
lion any dawned clout thud ;..pleo.uam:
throughout the state. u‘ Registration ,in‘
this city is the largest on record. and
every indication points to ahwvy'votc
Doing cast. r, ., ,. . , .. .. .
‘ll‘ indications
Dumberuta are
i’ limits .‘llks a very
."l..‘.i.-d
. ‘ WAsi-iliiiurrou. . ;
TACOMA. Wash; "Novembfc
large vote‘ is being pollen ‘iiivtlio state
of Washington. owing to the/ favorable
weather. At Spokane tha‘vots ls ex-
larger than
over before. ' - “
' li‘Aili‘it). N. l'l.. November ti~lt is
likely the full estimated vote of 38.0%
will be cast in the stain. owing to per—
foci woutlior. Early balloting was the
rule.
NEEDLEWORK GUILD.
Directors. Vice-Presidents and a Secre~
tary Elected.
'l‘lic Norwalk Branch of the Needle-
work Guild oi’ America held a meeting
at the Central Club. yesterday.
The following now directors were
namod: Mrs. F. i). Lawton. Mrs. .1. ii.
Knapp. Mrs. lloycr, Mrs. E. J. Hill and
Mrs. li‘. J. Forcc,
'l‘lircc nioro vico-prosidcnts wore
olocted. and are as follows: Mrs. .l.
H. Knapp. Mrs. W. l"). Vcruam, and
.lrs. w .l FOTCR.
'l‘bo solooilon of a sot-rotary rosulttui
in tho riioiro of Mrs, i“. ll. Lawton. of
Eliuwood itvcuiio. '
The annual mooning will take plnce
Tuesday, Novombcr 27. at which time
all mcmlnirs and their fricnds pro in-
vitcd to attend.
'l‘hcrc will be an exhibition of the
garmonts rccoivcd. as the. directors
will have all garments onllcd in before
that data.
STRIKE 0F BOILER-MAKERS.
Threatens to Spread to Both Ends of_
The Line of the B. and A.
Si’itiNt'lP‘lEld). Mass. November ti
—Thc strike of tho boiler-makers em-
ployed at the Boston & Albany shops
in West Springfield. now threatens to
spread to both ends of tho line. With—
in twonty-four hours. it is exported
that tho boiler-makers in the com
pany‘s shops in Boston and Albany will
[in callcd out. thus crippling the repair
service 01‘ thc- road. This action is in
couscqiionco oi‘tiic refusal of the rail-
road ollicials to hold a conference with
i’rosidcnt John hit-Neill. of the ill-our
orhood of Boilermakers anil‘lron Ship
liuilllors oi' Aincrica. who Is now In this
city.
i‘rosidoni Mt'Nl'lll this morning tol~
ogrnpliod to tho. cxccutlve board of tho
llroihorliood of Boilermakers and iron
Ship llulidors. of America. at Kansas
City. Kris. dircrtlng that an order be
Issuod at omc. calling out the boiler-
mnkors in tho shops at Boston and Al-
bany. .
RACE 0F15.000 MILES.
Steamshlps Arrive From Java. Within
a Few Hours of Each Other.
l’IllLA DELPHIA. Novombcr ii~—'l‘lic
lirliish stvunisliips llaron Eldon and
llaroii inuurduic. hnvc arrivod at tho
llt-lnwuro lircnkwator. from .lilVIl. ilil-
lsbiiig a lllt:t.t:0l “3.000 miles within
four hours of oaclikillior. The vessels
loft .lavn. Sootombor I. for tho Break
wnlor. iliolr courso holnu via the Suez
Canal. tho ivicditorriuicnu Son and
North Atlantic Ocoau. lint-b was bid
on with rump tops 0. sugar. For days
:ii‘ior li-nvlng .lava. tho vossols were
not In night of oat-Ii ollicr. but‘urrlved
at Noon. about tho. sumo. tlmc. Ai‘tcr
lonvlnlz l‘ort Said. thcy did not sight
out-h othor, until tho Doliiwurc Break
wulor was rout-bod. The Baron lilldon
urrlvod iii-st.
DRANK CARBOLIC ACID.
Mcriden Man In Prosperous Circum-
stances Commits Suicide.
MFll'lllllilN. Novoiulii-i' iimllnrlon A.
llliikow. unod forty—lilac. drunk on
antics of curbollc acid, with suicidnl‘iir
lout. at midnight. and dlod at six this
morning. No roason for his act. in
Mo was in prosporous circum-
:.l.unm-.s. having roconlly rooiovod a lie-
ipiost or niouoy. and had ii. [inn position
in tho rolling hill] of Edward Miller
tl'r (ionipnuy. llo Icarus a wife and
four olilldron. .
JAPANESE VESSELS SEIZED.
TACOMA. Wash” Nov‘cnibor ii~-—Ad~
risen by tho. itoumcr Qiioon Adolnido
arc to Ilii‘ i‘iii‘iwt. that a lame number of
Japanese fishing vosaols linvo been
seized iiy tli - Russian authorities for
trniisgrcssfliu this ilshlug limits of Si-
licrls. Nlnutoun hosts and loll mun
urn known to him: heun seized. Sixty-
soven Japanese llahermon solved by
tho Russians last summer iortrcsppl-
sing in Bob‘rlnu Hon. claim they wdr'e
carried out. of their hours
rout. Fiftyininu‘ofvtliam l)! _
at Nagasaki. havlnu been released
from prison. Japanese troops are
pushing the operations walnut the in-
surgent bands in central Formosa.
Construction of s trunk'lins railroad
through Formosa. iii proceeding rapid-
ly. . .
-.
giant in
“'l‘ho funniest or billiards Computes.
. Theatre. .80. Nurwulk.
lidRepitbilcsns.
by the can .
are arrived .
proseutltbc‘ stunt N w ,
Theatre lilac as.
by M. J. P. Royal. --
with ti company oftwonty Motmpoh»
tan artists and a chorus of young.
pretty girls. now scenery. gorgeous
costumes. elaborate eifects, funny
sitiiutlons. catchy music.
you LAUGH! ‘VOU ROAR! YOU
SCREAM. DON‘T Miss IT.
PRICES, 25. 50 AND 75 CENTS.
Reserved Seats on sale at Hoyt’s
_ and Wood 8.
Drug Store. Norwalki 5 days in advance
or each periorlnsnce.
HOYT'S THEATRE,
ii Nights and 2 Matluccs. .
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURS~
DAY AND SATURDAY.
Ladies” Matinee Thursday. -
Matinee Saturday for everybody.
The Fair Mahatma,
MINA EVA FAY.
In her remarkable domonstrntion of
a Remarkable. Power. A Weird. Mys-
terious and Unique Entertainment. in-
cludlng her Latest Oriental Sensation.
somnipLsmcv.
It you want to know anything visit
iloyt‘u Theatre and ask Miss Fay.
Evening prices. 10, 20, 30c.
, Thursday Matinee (ladies) only, 25c.
Saturday. 1i. and 25 cents.
Reserved Seats on spin at Hoyt.’s
’i‘hehtro. South Nor-walk. and Wood's
Drug Storo. Norwaik. 5 days In ad vancc
of cash pomri’ormunco. .
HOYT’S THEATRE,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9th. 1900.
James A. iicrno‘s Great Play.
HEARTS
OF OAK.
Strong and rugged as tho rock-humid
coast of Now Englund.
PURE AS THE OCEAN BREEZES!
A Honrtring in Every Lino.
Direction of the Author.
SPLENDID COMPANY.
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY.
PRICES 25. 50 AND 75c.
Ilosorvod Seats on solo at iioyt's
Theatre. South Not-walk, and Woods
Drug Storo. Norwalk. 5 days in advance
of each pcriormancc.
HOYT'S TH EATRE,
Monday. November l2th.
'l‘ H It]
mountain).
0 li‘ NEW Y (i ii I\.
MARY LOUISE CLARY.
l‘i'iina Donna (lontrulto
CELIA SCHILLER.
("onccrt Pianist. and
JOHN CHESHIRE,
H urn Virtuoso.
TICKETS 50 AND 75 CENTS.
Rosci‘i'od Souls on salo at Iioyl's
'l‘licatrc. South Norwnlk. and Wood's
Drug Storc. Norwalk. 5 days in advanoo
of each performance.
Lost Race
OF THE SEASON.
Not-walk Fair Grounds,
Thursday, November 8,
, at 1 :30 sharp.
\\'in. .\iidci'son. Maggic \\‘.
\\‘illiam ‘\\’llliains. Saul W.
I“. it‘lci‘rificld. ion W.
lili Mcad. Iispcrancc.
I. lioutou. Addazctta or Corporal.
.\l. 'l‘arlov. llcii \h'ilkcs.
|. (i. l-Iamilton. Iiakcrlloy.
.\. \l'aldron. Ilounic (l.
Admission. Including Grand
Stand. 25 Cents. ‘
l. G. HAMILTON.Manager.
REDDING MAN'S 8UDDEN DEATH.
lhirld Hosrdsicy. oi‘ Redillng Station.
died suddenly. Friday. of heart dis-
case. Mr. Ilcurdulcy. who was one of
tho bout known cltlzonu of the town
oi ileilillnm conducted a blacksmith
shop near the station and was iii a
veterinary surgeon. Although not, in?
noodhcnlth turnouts thus. be bad at»
mulled to. his business uhtlli'i‘liursi'liiy
night. ll'ridliy morning. he"‘\vns so ill
that ho remained in bod. llo bucnmo
gradually worse and died at 3:30 in the
afternoon. A coroner's Inquest was
held and it. was found that tho cuties
of tho douth was heart. disease.
FORGER WANTED IN BROOKLYn.
murmur). Novoinbor il—-A letter
ruceivod by the police from ijiotuctlve.
Thomas (3. l-luiuphroy. of Brooklyn. N.
Y., this morning. says that Thomas 0.
Home. under arrest hero for trying to
pass ii forged check. is wanted in that
city, where ho is undor indictment for
passing. worthless checks.
room. in ones AND METAL.
HARTFORD. November 6—~A certi-
ficate oi‘ m-gunlzutiou hashesn filed
with the nucrqiary nr state by the Dr-
onoque Company. of Budapest. 'l‘hc
compsny in ornanluud toolial "In ores
Venus, his I
Maison;
‘hlilo lllvor. and Il' doouiod advisablo
‘ editorials explain, his party.
and metals. The capital smell is ’50.“
a
DrcsSchm
of efiecls.‘
ri'uCED . .
VERYT Low-
Sale today. in"
WM. PODMORE,
NORTH MAIN eraser.
so. . uouv‘vstu. .
Under present conditions of the fire
insurance business throughout the
country. it behooves the assured to
look well to the financial condition at
insurance companies in which his
property is insured. Among the list
of insurance companies represented
by Taylor & Golden, will be found the
Liverpool & London it Globe. (the
largest insurance company in the
world.) the Royal, at Liverpool, Eng-
land. (thennext largcst and strongest
insurance company in the world.) the
old Hartford. (one of the strongest in-
surance companies in this countryi
Also twenty other companies which
are the very best doing business in this
county and Europe. ~
u...—
HOMER B. HOY’I‘.
GRlllllllE 0P'I‘lilllll.
YOUR NOSE l
YOUR EYES l
it's as necessary to fit the
one as it is the other—«glass-
es a detriment to the sight
otherwise. Try us! See it
we don't do both perfectly!
so Washington St. '
of County Commission-
ers of F‘airiiold County.
l licrcby apply for n liconso to sell
Spiritiious and intoxicating Liquors.
Alc. Lagcr Bot-r. Rhino Wine. and Old-
cr. at 26 Day stroct, Town of: Norwalk.
My iilncc of biislnoss is not locntod
within zoo foot, in a diroci line. of a
Church Erliiico or Public School-house.
or ”iv pronilsos pertaining thereto. or
any i’ost Ofllcc, Public Library or (Jam
otoi'y.
Dated at Norwnlk. this 30th. day 0i
October. A. l).. limo.
WM. l". Nlllll.l.. Applicant.
Wc. the undersigned. electors and
tnxpuycrs. as defined. by law. of the
Town of Norwalk.hsreby ondorsc the
application of the above named um.
i“. Nihlll. for such license.
Dntod at Norwnlll. this 30th. day of
October. A. 1)., l900.
John Oldonschlugcr. Frederick a)"
ring. John W. Smith, Joseph L. McFar-
land, ilcrnurd Reynolds.
I hereby cortii‘y that the above nam-
od ondorscrs arc electors and taxpay-
ors as delincd liy law. of tho town of
Norwalk. '
Dated at Norwalk. this 30th. day of
October. A. ll. moo.
l'll‘lRlllCR'l ll. SMITH. Town Clerk.
NOTICE.
Sillilll bulletin.
’l‘lio iulntbltnnts. lognl voters. of the
Town of Norwalk. arc hereby notltlud
and warned that a special town meet-
ing will bo hold in town hall. on Wall
strcol. on chncsdny, the 7th day of
Novomlicr. limit at eight o'clock in
tho cvonlnu. for tlli‘ following pun
posos. to wit:
I. To iallo action on n poiiilon "to
oousidor tho advisability of making.
and. ii dccmcd udvlsublo. to ranks an
appropriation of $1,600. or so much
thereof as may lio litiCi‘i-lfiill‘)‘. to com
plots tho iniicnduinislng of tho ’i‘uru
pike. from the point or piers where
the some may be COmnIutcd. under tho
regular or general appropriation, to
“Mill uvcnno."
'l‘o lay u spacial tax. if docmod
advisable. to rnlso any money that
may lio appropriated for said niacad
amlziug.
ii. To vonsldor the matter 0! dis-
continuing the public sign post at Fivo
n
4..
to illrcct that tho sumo bo discontln
ucd. And
4. To take action on n potlllon ro
questing that tho solscimon hipulr tho
walk on tho north uido of blast Wash
lugtou street. oppositc tho Keogh
place. and If docmod ndvisnblo. to dlr
not that the seloctmcn cause tho sumo
to ho done. .
listed at Nprwulk, this 2d day of
Novcmbcr. illilll. ..
JAMES A. BROWN.
SAMUWIJ'LYNI‘JB.
, FRANK Ii. Mllllliftizifil. .. m.“
‘c. e o H wno own ";
n» we “tar .. . .-
LONDON l8 mressareo. "
LONDON, November. 6~Tho also
lion in the United States‘iakcs first
place in the news columns of all the
papers hero today. Duupattihuu oi up,
usual leilttll. discuss theiiosulhiiitius:
special articles explain the cluctlon
machinery. cartoons rcproducud from
Amoricun periodicals illustrate the
humor of the campaign. and londlntl’
. Issupun
The stock ”chunuodmuuos undoing“
much‘ciirhstoné trading common. 0’
fore the stock exchange opens. it thing
which seldom happens... '
a When a man has his now against the:
mil‘ndstone it sometimes sharpens his
*1 I.
truce-iii
Fine Furs.
Ladies’ Winter
which is the most becoming.
D
atoms...
before. Everything from a short Eaton
“ " ‘ ‘ No‘. 2 Gazettdlhullding. ‘i l
p..-
Jackets.
TailoreMade Stilts.
SKELETON IN THE WOODS. A
Had Overcoat on and Death Probably
Occurred Last Winter.
HARTFORD. November tl—~A spec-
ial to the Times from .ii‘arminuton.
says tlic skolcton of a. man was found
yostcrduy In the woods about thres‘
quarters of a mile north of the “art-
ford road. on ltdlinn workman wan-
dering through that section stumblcd
upon it. Tho skeleton is evidently
that of an elderly man. and as there, is
an overcoat on it, death probably 0c-
ctirrcd oarlr last winter. Dr. Now-
ton. of llnionvlllo. will hold an inquest
today.
INEBRITY WITHOUT THRILLS.
“The most linsinoss‘llkc drinking
bout l over now In my life was at a Ii‘,
tie fishing settiomcnt on the soutii
coast." saldu yachtsman. "The people
of that region are u mixtnrc of all sorts
of races and livc in the rudcst and most
primitive fashion imaginable. One
evening. last your. whilo making a
cruise to Pensacola. I put in at the
place to which i rotor. and a bigger
man whom i have known for some time
took me to his shanty to get supper.
Five or six native fishermen drifted in
whilc \vo wcro eating. and sat around
in solemn silence. smoking pipos
strong onotinh to misc the dead.
"Presently another chap put in an
appcnrnncc. with a good-sized bottle.
filled with what turned out to no raw
alcohol. and instantly all eyes begun to
sparkle. 'i‘hcy poured some of tho stuff
into a pan. diluted it withpiliout half lts
volumo of water. and then my host add-
od a few drops of osscnco of pepper-
mint from a small vial. which he took
from his locker. 'i‘hat completed the
preparations. and tho mm and a crack-
cd teacup \vcrc passcd around the cir-
cle. every man took a good swig. and
tlicn resumed smoking. Nothing was
said. and my efforts to start a conversa-
tion failcd miserably. l’li..ty soon the
pan went. around again. and the chap
with tho bottle proceeded to mix up
another dccoctlon. That was twice re-
posted. and In tho course of an nour. l
pcrccivcd suddenly. that all hands were
drunk. 'i‘hcy worn still as silent and
solemn as a circle of owls. but several
wore wabbllng in their seats. and in u
row monionts one big fellow pitched oil
it box and began to snort- till.i Iniztnnt
he hit tho door. The others paid no at-
~touiion to him. and soon followed stilt.
I was the solo survivor. and as i picked
my way over the recumbent forms i
felt like a soldier (ii-leaping unscathed.
from sumo dosncratc field of battle. i
took one smull~tasto oi’ the alcoholic
‘dopc' and it nearly strangled me.
i have been told that alcoholic
drinking is not a common vice among
tho Gulf ilehermcn. but. that certain
"small communities become addicted to
it. and carry it to frightful oxcesucs."
The question in often asked. Why in
newspaper advertising the most profit-
able? And It Is to be said that most 0’
the answers ltavu i'uilod In giving the
actual reason. Tho ilrst reason Is.
that tho newspaper advertisements
llnd thc public mind when it is in an
nxplnuutory and roceptlva condition.
Whoa a person in his own time is readr
lug n llowspupor. in: will naturally take.
. in with the now» of tho outside world
those fuctri which are of use In man:
imminent or his homo. and the pur-
chusc or his supplios.
”n a uewupupmuhe at once enters into
open competition with ultothprsiu
iho same line otbuslneu; Maine“.
and prices are stated willilhoilml
wine that they will be noto‘fd ll
competitors as wall and)! ill
while the udvuifilsen by
sign. poems to ho andcavorin:
quiet. non-cmnpbtltiie his-in
vii-son (N. J.) Now 'i"
Econ...
“NW“.
rim. ' ’ '
t
ad
The second is. .
Wild" a seller puts his udvurtluemsnt .
FOR MEN, WOMEN.
you receive lhc same treatment.
is_fiuc. isn't it? Come in. let us
I” OUR INTEREST IN
FRONT RANK AMONG
/
OVERCOATS.
Our ;l3lack and Blue Beaver
Ovcrcoat at $12 is one you must
see beiorc you can ,apprcciatc its
value. We claim it is as good if
not better than one for $15 bought
clscwlicrc.
BOYS’ TWO-PIECE SUITS.
\h’c have them in all sizes, price
from $1.59 to $7.98. You need not
wait until you have saved enough
moncy to dress your young ones.»
Buy the clothes now, before the
sum clinics.
ry best manufacturers, and we guarantce compact. We
bring it back, and we thrill malts it
ht: ‘ A“ '
Everything new and all the latest shapes and styles. Nothing like the assortment ever shown
Jacket toalong Cloak. Come in and try them on and see
Ladies’ Tailor Made Suits made up in the latest styles of the newest materials.
Rainy Day Skirts, in double and single face cloth, the most popular garment of the_ season.
'Crockery and Housefurnishing Sale.
We will continue our special sale of Crockc
left. All to be sold at twenty per cent. off from regular price.
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norway, ~ , om.
ry and Housefurnishings. Many of the best things
THE LEADING STORE FOR READY TO WEAR. GOODS
BOYS AND GIRLS. “
WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
iT’S A PLEASURE
To know that you can be sure to have a New Suit, an Overcoat,"
or your‘wiic a New Dress or Coat, even if you haven’t the ready
cash. it's a pleasure because you know when you comc'to our
storc you are welcome, whether you are just looking, or buying,
That new credit system of ours
tell you about it again.
FOUR LARGE STORES V»:
ENABLES US TO BUY IN LARGE QUAN-
TITIES AND THUS PLACING US IN THE
THE LARGEST BUYo
ERS OF NEW ENGLAND.
RAGLAN OVERCOATS.
All wool Oxford Ragiain. very
nicely tailored. strappedi‘seams,
Italian lined. A cracker—jack for
$i2.98.
SMALL OVERCOATS AN
assuring;
We give you an opportunit to.
dress your children highly iid
cheaply. We have evel'i’ytli’ilig’iu
that line that you may wish for.
and you need but little money-.10
procure the necessitiesifofiv i:
cold weather sets in.
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up. - .. . . .
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p onion " a non of a coulomb.” says
i = [Pulls Kelphla Times. has not been
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panning: lacuna
me am. candl-
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. up the bosom. cosmonaut-u-
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advocate iii-Ohmic! the
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in bronchi sud urchin. in Tux-well
Mandi a man or limlii- ‘
uppirqticnn of- Walter Q. *
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t t the tuna recurred.» Alumna
ii un‘eunumeut to undress voters '
county. and by tho idiomatic mom
a
young ones. ‘ ‘i l; a"
OUR MILLINERY AND CLOAK DEPARTMENTS. need
no introduction. You will find here more styles undfmore stock
than you can find in all the stores in the Twin Citiusoinbln'ed.
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not, Sou'h Nor-walk"
Swutt had low equals as I comer-nu
thinner. and the talk was brick and
naturally never to ho [mutton by‘tho
man who had DMol'Odihll :urvicpu»
us a driver- ..
The latter. speaking of
non of a can cook." Mr. 8mm turned
abruptly about and said: “That an
mansion is not correct.
version of the [Min name “scab.
which mean: it than; it
:1 ;
Old people are alum ram 7
some mod thlnz tho: to“ m.
The ceiling or Furs has Always been a very important feature‘ of our business. Odd mm for,
our success in this line, is because we call only the very best. Our Furs are all made
selected skins, and are made by one of the ve
sell. If any piece of Fur bought of us‘ does not prove'aatisfactory.
right. Our stock contains everything from a neck scarf to a jam
lEGER&CO.
' to was driven from Fromont‘to Pdltliii I"
c'yvéll'hubivn _ '
lswycr not Pokln. tumult-ii. “Ho: ll I .
. Your man .
the son or u nekwk.rwhlch is a. mo ~
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