- TUESDAY. NOV. $11903.
SPECIAL SALE OF
Comfortable.
and Blankets.
BLANKETO AT Bic To “.50.
COMFORTABLES at 81.00 TO 3175'
E. K. BANKS,
45 5 ‘7 WEST WASHINGTON IT.,
Mahlckcmc Hotel link,
acuth Norwalk, Conn.
iiiiiiliiiiiirslliiteks.
WEATH ER FORECAST.
_..._a_—.
For Norwaik and vicinity: Fair to
night and Wednesday. A slight dis-
turbance is central this morning on lllL
Gulf coast. it is producing cloudy
weather with light local showers in the.
lower Mississippi Valley aitd along the
Gulf coast. i’ieasant weather pie
Hills in other sections. Thet't- llllh
been no decided change In temperature
during the past th'llleftllll‘ hours. (lon-
iiitlona favor for this vicinity continued
pleasant weather and not much change
it) temperature. .
Mrs, William F, Korii, of liillside
Place. has returned from a visit at Mt.
Vernon.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Mather. of North
Taylor avenue. are the parents of a
tWelve-pottntl boy. '
Mrs. Morris M, Norton, of Lowe and
West strect, is suffering from an at-
tack of pneumonia.
Our lli'others' Lodge, 1. 0, U. R. of
Norwalk. met last evening and con-
ferred the liiitiatory degree.
Mrs. and Mrs. James P. Sheehaii, of
River street. Norwalk, have as their
guest, Miss Margaret Shcehiin, of New
York.
Lotta Burgess haa closed her season
with the Al Mautz Specialty Company
and returned to her home for a much
needed rest.
Professor Arthur B. Russell, who
spent Sunday at his home in “'est ave-
nue, returned to Princeton Preparatory
School. yesterday.
There is plenty of business just at
present in nappeii hats and those Work-
ing at that. branch of the batting trade
are having full work.
Butler Lodge, 1. 0, 0. It, will hold
it rehearsal of the initiator-y degree to-
night. Tonight Rev. Dr. The the prev
didates tomorrow night. _
Mr. and Mrs. Ward S. Palmer came
to Mrs. Palmer's home yesterday to
stay till after Thanksgiving, and will
'— nonunion
MEN’S snoas. ‘
livery man who goes along.
Main strcct can sec in a window‘
how stylish and good looking,
\\':lll\'-ovci‘ slim-s are. if those
same men will give its a chance.
we'll Show how good lt‘ttlllt‘t‘ [hero
is in 'cm: how well they aru
illlltlt' : how comfortably they fit to
oiic's foot.
'l'lict'c arc some styles of
”Walk-over" shoes, this store has
sold for several years. 'l‘licy'i'c
so good, men buy 'cin year :itth'
year. 'l‘licrc are Milllt' new styles;
slick dasliy shoes for the dressy
young man.
Such a young man's shoe is the l
ricw Spud. "l is a shoe with flat
forward part. raised and citation—
ablc toc. casy swing, fiat-iron cdgc
sole. linariicl or patent. $4: calf»
skin. $5.5m
"\\'alk.ovcr" shoes of \ ici kid
lined with very-light \'ici, made
with inner—sole of cork that keeps
the feet dry iii any ordinary show-
cr: not cliiiitsy but easy anti trim.
"$4.
Cushion-sole ”Walk-overs" of
\'ici. with stout sole which has
layer of felt next to the foot.
Warm. and agreeable to tender
fcct. $4.
llox—calf “Walk-overs" on the
new Nob last. and our old liked
l'cniisy last. l)oulilc Milt‘, licayy.
l)illll for tough-weather \vcar.
$3.50.
llrt-ssy "\\'alk-i.ivcrs" of pat-
ciit lcatlicr. button or lace and in
plain or liluclicr cut with wide or
narrow toe. As slick as a new
pin. $4.
Every man is asked to see them.
Sltoc Storc.
WALKING-SKIRTS.
At two prices. (if special iii-
icl‘csl llt‘t‘llllht‘ (if special \‘ltlttc.
Skirtsof ilil\t’tl cloths ill inflict"
iiiauiiisli plain tailored finish.
(iraccfiil in style. liowc\'ci":irid
‘gifiltl of ill.
Add a~foiirtli to these prices
and tliat'll give iicarcr real value:
then go to housekeeping,
$3.75 and $5.
Co. ences
nit.
of C hood.
Youiu,r womanhood is beset by dangers to health and
life. This subtle change in female organism should be
watched carefully by every mother. Invite your daughter'fl
fullest confidence. Young girl». should take
Dr. Greene’s Nervura
The World’s Greatest Tonic
to establish health and prevent chronic female troubles. Miss
Laura \\":iclitcr. 137 Mulberry St.. Newark. N.]., says:
" i am a young girl and my great trouble always \sa'i rush of blood to
the head. My brad would feel as
awfully and my face would get all purple.
niyttouhlc siiito l began taking ltr.
bottles in all and new feel any aiiiioyantc now, ‘
Greene's Netvura blood and nerve remedy for all iii.»
earth to (Pilildl Di.
indent due to an improper circulation
caperieme that all sufferers may kno
though 'it would burst. it would tbioli
lhavc hardly had an attack of
ioccnc': Ncivuia. l hau- takcii tlitce
There is ll’illlllli}, on
of the blood. and I thankfully give my
w how they can be helped and cured."
All druggists recommend and sell Dr. Greene’s Ncrvum.
For free medical advice write
New York City.
to Dr. Greene. tor Fifth Ave.
Write to-day— it means life and health.
LOST: FOURTEEN WORDS.
A Defective Clutch in Liquor Legilla-.
tion as Revrtcd.
The t‘lltflt‘l‘)‘tiil ltiwvcr-t of Aristitiia‘
have (llSt‘lHt‘l'i‘ll
the liquor legislation. illtttlt'l of land.
a iiifeittvc clutch lll
ircsiilt of a trick or of an accident?
Was it deceit or ii lill3~lillii‘.
\\t- don't know that lllt' i'l.ltl.~t' is ittt~
:poitatit or that it makes much differ-
ence “ll"lllt'l il s ill or out. liiu wt.
may be pardoned tor having it hit of
curiosity an. to nitric it went uiid how
: animus
.f
3
UNITED HATTIRB' “PLAN.
Toe Afford Relief to Mcmhhrc Whooo
Property is Held Under Attachment.
John Phillips, secretary of the Unit-
ed Matters of North America, mailed
yesterday to each of the trio defendants
in the stilts brought by I), it}. Loewe at.
t‘o.. residing in Norwalk. its w,cll as to
those in iicthcl, liiiiibiiry and else-
where. a circular letter setting forth
the pliiii of the l'iiitcd lluttcrs for en-
iibling those members of the organiza-
tion whose batik accounts have been
attached or whose real estate is held
tliltlt'l' attachment to make immediate
use of their cash if they desire it or to
sell or mortgage their property if they
wish to do so.
As was stated a few days ago. it has
been decided that it Is not advisable ti.
give a trust coitipany bond for sltvohtto
lllt' amount fixed b_.' the courts and
thus sci-urt- the release of all the prop
erty tinder tittiicliitiniit. lint the offi-
cers of the l'niti-d lliitti-rs believe that
it would lll' it hardship to some of the
defendants iii the suits if they should
be deprived of the use of their money
in savings banks tiiitll such times its
the suits are finally disposed of. (‘otisc-
tiiicritiy they have so arranged matters
that any of the defendants who desire
to use the money held under attach-
lllt‘lll in lllt' savings banks may obtain
it without delay. To this end the funds
of the United flutters will be placed at
the disposal of tlic lllt‘llllll'l'h of the or-
ganization who are parties to the Hills
and any part of or all of the amount
of their attached batik accounts will be
advanced to them on application.
The oiliccrs of the union liclli-ve that
this course will take care of the matter
as effectively as though it build were
given and Will relieve the wants of any
of the defendants who may need to
use their money or to sell or mortgage
their property.
The union stands ready. it is an
iioiiiici-d. to pity too its members over
5:30.000 if that amount ls called for. The
amount of money held lit the banks ttii-
ilci- iittiichiiieiit is about stiletto. but it
is said that a number of those whose
money is under tittachttieiits have ex
pressed their .it-«ire to allow their mon-
ey to remain in the banks at inn-rest.
the circular sent out is sclt‘explatr
illitl‘)‘. ltfollows:
New York (‘ity, Nov. 2. liitlll.
My Dear Sirw'l‘hts is to inform you
that the National officers have decided
that it is iii the present iiiipriicticabie
to furnish boiiilit iii the imewe ants in
liolli courts. for the reason that cash
collateral of one hundred aiid t‘lllllll'
thousand dollars iSlwoooi would have
to be furnished to some bonding come
patty and the bonding company would
also be paid for writing the bond—wt:
toiisidcrnble stint. Besides this course
would please laiewe and the people
back of him too much.
The following plan therefore has been
adopted by the Niitiotial officers“ Yoii‘1
llllll the other lllt‘llllll rs of the organiza ,
lltl‘l “hose batik fiti‘ttlllllti havi- hecii‘
illitlclii-tl. can obtain all the ready
money you and they need at present. or
lit the future. up to the amount held llllr
dci' :t'iiicliriiciii,,lit applying to your
Ema-i ..
..._—.. _.._....___....___.. .—..... ._...._...
PAM! THREE
D ‘ "i“
‘r t
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON'S PATTERNS.
iiiiiiAi. SALE or
arm Underwear
its changeing time now. That makes un-
deiweai selling brisk. if uou ban from
these lots uou can assure uouiself of 50m
veru special values: want to start the season
right.
Women‘s Jersey ribbed. fleece lined Vests and Pants. at
25 CENTS.
Women‘s “Forest Mills" fine Jersey ribbed Vests and Pants.
fleece lined, extra special finish, at 50 CENTS.
Men's fleccc lined Shirts and drawers. heavy fleece, good val-
ue. at 50 Na. for 39 CENTS.
Men's sanitary. fleece lined Shirts and Drawers. nicely finished,
extra heavy. at 49 CENTS. "
Men’s elastic fleece lined Shirts and Drawers. the highest
standard drawers. double gusset seat. 49 cents.
Misses’ fine ribbed Vests and Pants. at 25 CENTS.
Boys' heavy Grey Shirts and Drawers, at 25 CENTS.
Complete line of sizes in Women’s. Men’s and Children's all-
wool Underwear.
. Women‘s in the famous “Forest Mills" make. white natural or
scarlet. . 4
Men’s natural. scarlet. white or camel's hair.
75 cts. to $1.50 each.
83:85 Washington Street,
South Nor-walk. Conn.
Prices from
The Taik over Slice
Special While They Lani:
$l.98 $i.918
Pat coit bats, Vicl Kid and Box Calf mm.
The best shoe you ever saw for the money.
Special Sale of Misson' school shoes
a
Tire Woman's Missionary Associa- <f‘(‘t)lltl ll H ,
tion of the South Nttt‘Wfllk COHKN‘Ha‘i ‘ l "L licar with us while we tvtilaiii.
. - - , . ~ h
tionai (lunch will met in thi thurc 1 THE HOWLAND
parlors tomorrow afternoon.
it li.l t lt'llt‘tl ll '0,
Sec- H i. L
tioii 2.70) of the high-priced revision
of the general statutes provides that
69c 69c
local secretary, who will tililaiti the nee-i
issai) clici k within about forty-eight‘
hours I
A 0005 FIDELITY.
lit the ripper pint of the famous Se-
Pat tip, glazed kid lace.
Frederick A. Arnold returned to DRY GOODS C0 permits. who, in forbidden hours, Flllill , . v, , . , . , . . ,.
, . .. ‘ _ Ill-lltlllt‘ \alli), Ill l...~t ltiiticswt. J “run. your bank book to the total P
Mertdett'yefilt‘l‘tlllfv‘, after *1 "is“ ”l . t‘lllt’l“ Iililt‘t‘fi “llt'h‘ lltltttflt'flllllil ll man and his will settled when the M-tl't~lill',\'. \vlio “ill make out the llt't"l at t'p' g'.z°d kId bu"
lsouth Norwnlk. Mi. Arnold has re. Bridgeport. Conn. tiliiilh ll|\i sold or who it“! found tlit-it- mm“). was: W.“ illll wild. m”. the “5H,”. “rm,” for you to sign. “WW: ton. A good heavy IOIO.
covered from a severe illness. shall be subject to the penalty itliitlt‘
, Sprinicti-hl lii‘lllllll vitli. tin.- of the you leave witii llllll when voti obtaltil T ’
V ......._. .. ..‘...' , ,1 ' -l“‘-l . ' ‘ l m
Buckinghatii Post, G, A, R., of l\ot‘- “ii Ill:"“”l“ l ”l 3‘; ""” “i'l' db“? ill'sl crops that they raiscd was a con- your money. if you want to draw thei ry the '
“ “I 'l‘ “ ““" "1 “'"l' in" l“ b“ " std. table llt ill of cotton. When it was
fitll amount on your books, then you
“I” have to make out an order for the‘
full (illltiillll and also leave your book l
if you want it leeser amount. tliett.
\‘ht‘lllt'r you will have to leave your“
book with the secretary or not. will do .
p. rid on the printed instructions or re .
iitilreitit his in each book. So look well]
to your deposit books and examine lllt‘i
ll'tlllll‘t'lllt'l‘rlS. The secretary will do:
all the union: for you, if you want liiitl.i NEW GOODS lN EVERY WEEK.
l\(l']ll you must sign llll' order. 3 FULL LINE 0;: OUTING HATS. MOURNING HATS AND VEILS
)lt‘iiilicrs of the organization whose ‘ RENTED.
land has been attached and “lit! at any: .
time lllltl it necessary to sell the whole]
or any part of the same, or who want,
to mortgage it or any part of it. canj
apply to the National officers. who will 1
taki- steps to have the attachment rr,
moved from such member's land so ap.
plying iii the meantime. and while the
Mitts are pending the attachments oitl
llll‘ laitd will not interfere with. thel
full um- and enjoyment of the property-l
i
walk, will meet on Friday evening this
week. having as told in these colours
changed by vote its meeting night.
~The best disk machines and rec-
ords at half price, at .1. W. Studwcil‘s.
Mr. and Mrs, Wesley M. Niblock
and the latter's mother, Mrs. Adams.
has returned from a several days visit
with friends in l’assnic, New Jersey.
The Endeavor Circle of King's
Daughters will meet at the ironic of
Mrs. Robert Silcox. 3‘1 High street,
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Mrs, W, W. Stone. of Norwaiit. lit.“
companied by Mrs. liertha Fisher. of
Johnstowu, N. Y., are visiting friends
and relatives in Danbury for a few
days.
The West Norwalk Union Chapel So-
ciety will hold an entertainment on
Thursday night. in the chapel. The
South Norwalk (llee ('liih will be in at-
tendance. and there will be other tal-
eat.
The Consolidated railroad is paying
off the coupons of the semi-annual in.
terest payment on 33000000 of Emma
tonic railroad bonds, guaranteed by the.
former company. The payment
amounts to $75,000.
That piiiiiity .«.tiii.~h >tllllt‘ persons a.»
being Slllllt'lltltitlhl) stiff. and so the
last General i\-.‘t'lllltl_\‘ tiiodei‘ated if.
The auiciitliiicnt begins to. follows:
"Section L'.Tttl of the general .Nlil'llli».
is hereby amended by striking Hill in
the iiititii llllt‘ thereof the \\tll'll.~' 'shav‘
be subject to tho p«-ti:iltr-~.~t of section
MI!" and lumi'illll.’ iti lit‘ll lllt'l't’tll the
worth 'shiiil be fitted not more than
$73 so that said et-itioii when :lllltlitl
ed shall real as follows."
The :.litt|tii.~lllitli obviously is that the
only ihaugc iii llii' section relates to
the size of llll' penalty. lliit that‘s
where supposition barks up the wrong'
tree. l‘hllllilllillltili or" the amended
section discloses the fact that tip-
the (‘lli|l>t‘."illltl every pi rson who shall,
be found in any hilt'll place during such
hours," which is a part of N'i'tlmi 2.107.
is omitted from this _\‘i‘:ll".\ l't‘\l:\ill of
the section llimoicry of this oinin‘
shirt by an Ansoula lawyer resulted in , . . ) , t.
the discharge of a ioiiple of Illl'li Wlifh r‘;:tllf'§'l:lfl': ll‘fl‘nfil ll.‘ '.h,“. \f‘ailrhful .thR.
were arrested for violaiiiii: the SPt'lltlll.i Twill ;] Ii"; Ki '1’: “ ,1“ i if“! mm"
(ltiiissmn of the clause is peculiar ' ‘H H H“ lulu” lttdn) “m""m'
The explanatory lines of the revised _.....__L_....L._,
section indicate that the only change YERKES RETURNING HOME“
. . . if i .‘ ' '. .".. ~ ' - ‘ ‘-
tticorporan-d into the amendment rc~ mi”: P‘E)9?‘;Ifi|li‘ ”1., Tll‘, $.53”; “l‘i‘
Imps [U ltt'tttlltlt-s. “'5 ct Mum that “l .‘ '1‘} _'t . .‘ttitit \itxt l1 i it In t
. v . ' S .' ' , - :t
the leuimittirc its a whole tildiit know ” it “at tom tlll iaiiipton llt
i. :ltl) to be prclo ii iii! v went out totte—
:lii i', prepared to make it holiday out
if llllS pleasant labor 'l'licir one baby
“as lift in a cradle at tho edge of the
by lil .llltl the faithful doc. was iiistittt t-
[ii to patch the tiny ‘~lt't‘]lt'l‘
.\lti-i‘ ll t‘till‘~i!lt'l‘llllll‘ little they look-
.d 'tI\\.’ll'tl lllt tradlt- to sow if all was
\\l'lllll1'r1'. ’l‘li-iy \\t'lt‘ ~t.iitli il l'.\' llit‘
-l:»to\ery that the l‘lttt- tout it had
I v . ll turned coiiiplt-ieli t x. l' The dog
was making unwi- mics underneath
and yi-ipiiig .is if lii .in::ti‘. As they
I..i~ti-iii-d to the llldt‘t‘ 'llt _\‘ \\‘i‘le lioirl-
lit d to find the animal ~ jatt~ covered
\\llll blood, .‘tlltl instantly came to the
conclusion that llt‘ had been reading
the child with his teeth.
The angry father hit the animal it
death blow with :i ctitlgi-l and their
hastily turned lilt' t radio right .«Ide up.
There was the baby all iiiiharmmi, and
there in the bedding \\.I.\ an enormous
Don’t Do Your Own
Cooking Durina
This Warm
Weather
We deliver daily aria guaran-
Olsen’s Shoe Store.
3. s. Tillotson. '
CALL AND SEE OUR
WINTER MILLINERY.
1"
scuth Nor-walk. Conn. 86 Walhington Street,
A Fortunate Purchase
0f '35 dozen Golf Gloves, including sizes for women. Misses and
tee that the best of materials
are used in our pastry—brew
and pies.
Children, front a manufacturer who was overstocked on this particular
by the owner, the same as though no
attachment at all had ever been put;
upon the land.
quality. enables us to offer today regular 500 gloves at 29c pair.
are perfect goods in every particular, not SECONDS.
These
Kane’s Bakery
32 'iicslilnvton St
i
Yours respectfully. 1
John A. Motlltt, President. I
James P. Miiliei‘, Treasurer.
John Phillips Secretary
Those who want excellent gloves at an exceptionally low price can-
3. Norwallt
not fail to appreciate this sale.
The revival services in the Knight
Street A. M. E. Church will he contin-
ued this week There Were large con
gregations present Sunday and last
night Tonight Rev. Dr. Tit-e, the pre-
siding elder of the New York Confer-
ence. will preach the sermon.
The case of Arthur w. Perry. of Fair-
fiefd, charged with the embezzlement of
3326 from the National Fertilizer Coni-
pany. which was to have been tried
before Judge Stevenson, in the Bridge
port City Court. yesterday forenoon,
was continued until Thursday. in hall
of $1.000.
TELEPHONE 166—5.
“act the flab)! .7
BUY YOUR MEATS OF US AND
GET BETTER“ MEAT AT A SMALL-
ER COST THAN YOU CAN GET
ELSEWHERE.
HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR MONEY
SAVERS:
Frankfurter Sail-age, 10c lb.
Mrs. F. E. Coleman.
46 So. Main 51'.. So. Norwalk,
has opened her
Miliineiu Parlor
with a
Full Line of Fall- and Winter
Hats.
Trimmed and Unfrlmmcd.
Outing Hats from 81.00 to 83.00.
CALL ANP LOOK.
46 South Main Street. upstairs.
Still Another Cut in
Prices
what. it was toting, when it voted the
words in question out of the secular.
Was the. omission of the clause. \\‘llll-
out any intimation of explanation, the
w.
t‘hci'boiirg tomorrow for New York.
will have among her passengers (‘har-
bus ’l‘. Yerkes, who is returning to tho
t'iiiied States a fortnight earlier than
he originally intended to do.
A Popular Price
MISS ROOSEVELT’S PHOTOGRAPH.
l
BERLIN. Nov. llr~Atiibassudor TO‘l'l
er. who recently returned here from a
visit to the l'tiited Staten. brought with
him a photograph of Miss Alice Rouse
\‘elt, presented. by Mrs, Theodore
Roosevelt. to the ofliccrs of the German
despair-Ii boat Alice Roosevelt. in citri-
sequence of the desire expressed it)’
them to have a portrait of the lady
aftcr whom the vessel was named. The
photograph. which is in a soft tone,
about twelve inches long by nine inch
cs wide. and which represents Miss
Roosevelt iit full length. bears her auto-
graph.
CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Nov. :i.~—Ar-
thur Duford. aged seventeen years. was
arraigned in police court this morning
on a charge of manfilfll' tit tr, the com-
plaint alleging the prisoner to have kill~
N. E. RYAN,
86 Washington Strut. South Norwalk. .
Keep the "on:
Warm
but don’t build a thouund'dolicr:
house for a thirty cent ban. The‘
most economical roofing and lid- .
mg is our famous ' .
Spatially prov-rod lo .label the poultry-
ed Tony Pepo Finn-day with a blow of
his fist. ti :i‘ortt pleaded not guilty aim
was held In ball of $1.000 for trial No,
veinber it.
PREMIER COMES TO RESIGN.
aim-“ammo “H? M '
. ‘ w cm our .
Inn on”. Main I good moat roof. it in huvy teitlaot curl. ,No
in in it. Won'uetbnulcnorcnch. Proof smart nemhlnl 3 rs bio roofing .
onld he prop! against. Put up In rolll o! 216 can." feet: each I contain!
t o uncanny can. mils and cement for laying. Sample: and hook. ulkllu '
Em. ‘ cont true for the “Irina. ’ .
Leg. of Genuine Spring Lamb, 14c. lb. LONDON, Nov, 3.—A special de-
F°r° Quarters Gum" 3W1“ Small Leg Lamb ............ 140, up. snatch from Paris says that a meeting
Lamb. . , 8" lb' Forequarter Lamb -------------- 100- 5c of the Council of Ministers today Pre-
Cr‘ombfloact Genuine Spring‘“ lb groan Ham .......... E h inter Combs announced that he will LESLIEGAMBLEJ‘HVERSIDE MILLS.
- - resh Shoulders .......... . ..... 12c. Sold vetyw m resign immediately after the budget SEAVIEW AVENUE. EA
BEEF. Prime Rib Roast Beef ....... 10c. up. is Voted. . We” . " ”I NORWAEK.
Prime Rib Rout, 12 and 1:. lb. bean Pot Roast ................ 10c. “ “ """""""
Blade Rant, 1 . lb. Home made Sausage ...... 21bit, 250. land of all“ WATERBURY MAN BOUND OVER. ‘ '
Pot Rent, 5 and 10c. lb. ggbsidChopped Beet .. ........... 250. In aw,“ .f WATERBURY Nov. 3.——ln the city To the Ladies !
STEAKS. °“ 9' 3‘9" ---------------- 1°°~ . . court. Joseph Créntn. churned with the if ou want to wcar a llsh cloth cl 1 ii
Porterhouce, 18 and me. Ill. lsiyiltlterkln print ................. 23c. embezzlement of funds to the amount yHATs OAT y or tie money buy your
Sirloin, m. .b. N .f' Friml 10c. qt. of 32.000 from the National Cash aegis- - C 8. SKIRTS. SHIRTWAIsTs AND FURS. ,
Round. 14c. lb. Natlv: Cliiwk ............. 14 and 160. ter Company, waived examination and ‘ .g the ‘- ..,..
Shoulder. 10:. lb. Cran‘lierrie: “‘3 ---------- 15 "1‘3“ “g- was bound over to the Superior Court. . . '
Sperry G. BarneI' Sausage, 2 lbl. 25¢. Trlpe and .Pi'g-s: Feet """" 10c. lib. . W
Sm" Fm“ mm“ From “0mm, ........ c. . JOHN MITCHELL tMPROVED. = e fllr . ,
3”,"!ng P’i'qc'd Zehct. Sati‘cr Kraut, -——-— NICW YORK. Nov. 3.‘—Jolin Mitchell. .
iverwurc ca ecu, c c. 30.1.“ I M ~ tom - ‘ the labor leader. who on his arrival
b ' O'RO‘: .nm. "omen. here last night. was suffering from as wasnmoron STREET, soon-i NORWALK.
Pablic" Mam u'wgguma‘ro" STREET. ‘ acute stomach trouble, was much bet- C d . ., . ..
y p ,. ,. 9 .. ter today. He was not confined to his one an see our prices befoie you buy. I,
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