'i
Illa" 893.
51- Washington Sil‘iiili.
ML”- we... .. .-. wm-......__.
Local union.
4 WEATHER FORECAST.
H
For. Norwnlk and Nicinliy: Fuir to-
flight. Saturday mi and colder. 'I‘Ile
disturbance-that. was central over Luke
‘Sullerior yesterday morning is now
passing out the St. Lawrence Vallcy.
An area. of high pressure cenlrul over
North Dakota Is producing cool.
Tel. 813-2.
‘ ~ i‘A‘NONA'i concourse. l.
spysnhv-ggwuuonv;
unsvsns" cuoobLArss ~— 25o,
aoo,.gg:, 91.00. 11.25...“ 1.50 Box.“
Eran]: H. Baxter:
DO‘ WE LIVE IN "A MONARCHYI‘
' I ’ w
Chancellor Day Says You and Calls
‘ Roosevelt Real Reactionlal.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-—“For many
months we have been under it their
archy In everything but the name.
How long will the country continue to
be so absorbed in its selfish Indiffer~
once that having eyes. it will uol. see?
The change of the presidential pro-
rogntives is going on. How much fur-
ther would it go and retain a scrub
lance of what. ihe Consiliuiion pro-
vided ll should be ?”
This is lhe statement that Chancel,
lor James Ii. Day, of Syracuse Univer-
sily. makes in the course oi‘ a scath-
ing criticism of President Roosevelt's
politics. instead of being silenced by
the attacks made upon him for his
public defence of the Standard Oil
Company, the Syracuse educator rci
pleasant, weather in the northwesl. A‘
SIIEht disturbance in the soulhwcsl. is
producing cloudy and rainy weather
in Oklahoma and Kansas, but pleasant
weather prevails in other scciions cast.
of the Rocoy Mountains. Conditions
favor for this vicinity fair and warm-
er tonight, Saturday fair and slightly
colder.
~Primo Rib Roast. 16c. Iiuttcry's.
Grocery specials at. the United Gro—
cery Company. Read the adv.
~Fresh Shoulder. 14c. ilntiery's.
Royal Raymond, J r., of Henry street,
is seriously ill.
~—Specials in Hosiery and Under-
wear for Saturday and Sunday. M. S.
Smith & Company. ‘
Fruit. saucer =l'ree at the Union Pa~
ciiic Tea Company.
Interesting grocery specials will be
found at the New York Grocery Store.
See adv.
The Ferris Coal Company is having
its building and sign on the building
repainted.
—I.oln Steak. llic. Buliery's.
The Painters' Union held in regular
meeting last evening i nthe Central
Labor Lyceum. '
» ~b‘resh Hams. 16c. Bullory's.
Mrs. K. Llnnnn, of Main six-col. New
Rochelle. is visilingi Mrs. I“. F. White.
bend. in Soulh Main street.
wh‘l-esli Hams, 160 1b.; fresh side
Pork, 140; Hooks, 100.. at. Iluyos‘ MkL.
A meeting of Banner Council, Daugh-
ler of Limitifliakheld. iasLoronIng
in lheir hall in Washington street.
——i«‘resh Shoulder.1.do. Muliory‘s.
A meeting of ihéL,Et.‘Jumcs Circle.
was held yesterdu‘ {afternoon at the
home of Mrs. H. .‘IIipson.
——Fresh llams, 16c. llnilery's.
The Primary and .lunlor Dopuri—
merits of ihe South Norwalk llnpilst
(lhurch will hold an entertainmcui lhis
evening at the church and a fine pro-
gram has been arranged.
——Silk Floss Sofa Pillows. 25c up-
ward. M. S. Sniiih & Co.
i“. lv‘. Whitehead has leased
home furnished in Residence Park.
New Rochelle. for the winter. He has
closed his college at: Harbor View
llcuch and rented n furnished homo
al 74 South Main sireet. until spring.
~Snuer Kruul. 10c. Ilulicry‘s.
A delegation of sixteen members of
Buckingham Post, G. A. R, of Nur-
wulk, and two members of Douglass
Fowler Post, of South Norwulk. went
in Stamford last. night and niicndcd
lhe dedication of the new Grand Army
Hall. of Minor Pool of that city. in ihc
new iown hall. "l‘ho governor and
many prominent men of lhc slate were
present at the exercises. A buuipu.
followed.
«Prime illb Ronni. lilc. lluilory‘s.
Several new slrceis nro bolup: IIIIIII.
on llnv Norwmk Park properly in Wil-
his
turns to the field and in the course
oi“ an article in Appleton's magazine
for November. which he entities “The
Raid, on Prosperity.” he gives ulter-
nuce to some statements quite as rig.
crops as any that have been made
against him.
"This new doctrine Ilml. you can
ileg‘islate unsuccessful men lnio suc—
cess y legislnling successful men
oni of success,” says Chancellor Day,
“is a piece of imbeciliiy that does in-
justice In our twentieth century. The
man who whines that he has not a
fair chance because other men have
the trade. cannot be helped by law."
The. real reactionisis. according to
Chancellor Day. are the men who ad-
vocate “slrolching the Conslllnlion,”
who officially rebuke judges of the
courts, who usurp leulslnllon by dic-
lalorlal messages from the executive
office, who ultempi lo force receiver-
ships as instruments of prosecutions.
The Writer continues his enumeration
through a long list of what he regards
as violations of law and usurpniions of
power. On the oiher hand. he. adds,
that the so-calicd reuclionisis are “the
hope of the counlry. and their num-
bers are hopefully increasing.“
“ll. is my opinion.“ Dr. ilny says.
“lhnl the multitudes of our lulclllgonl
people are not responsive lo attacks
upon railways which are enlarging
their markets and bringing them. into
connection with all the cnrih; nor to
lhe violent. assaults upon corporate
business which has made the. mosi. in-
land farm lo have. and enjoy these
things which a few decades ago were
the exclusive luxury of the rich. [1
would be inierosiiug lo pollva coni-
Innnliy and ask ouch man on crory
sircel: "Have you consciously sni-
i’ered‘ by n railroad?" Have you been
ground down by u trust? In your life
less prosperous 0r happy lhan flint
of your boyhood or .your father’s or
grnudfalhens‘ llio‘i" '
“The most gigantic piece of im-
pcrlinonrc lhnl. ever has been lhrnsi,
info the faces of the American people.
is lho hourly and daily lulk ol‘ their
being around down by lrnsis and rob-
bed by capital and run over and run
down by railways and olher socallod
utilities.
"The men who are using the machin-
cry of govcrnlucni lo regulate compell-
Ilon. lo loll what Its rights and propor-
tions shall be and lo 'Kliill'ii against the
resiruinl. of iradc.‘ and lo dissolve the
combined imdcnvors of American citi-
zens whose genius has given our com-
morco lis mighty and amazing propor-
tions, will pass Into history wllh \hc
learned dociors of Nuremberg who do-
clnrcd profoundly ihui. a close fence _'
should be placed bolwcon lho railroad
(rock and ih‘pcdosirluun loui the
speed of ibo lruln at ili‘locn miles no
hour should give them delirium furio-
sum!"
MORNING MEETING OF THE. WOM-
AN'S CLUB.
The October morning minding ol‘ iho
Woman‘s Club for lho discussion of
curmnl lopics was held ill the real-
dence. of the pl‘euidcnl. Mrs. John S.
Seymour. of [Casi avenue. who would ,j
ion nvonuo, It has bee uropm'li'd ii" on In an able and mosi lulcrouilnu
some limo that. the properly has been
liurrhusrd by n Willie f’lulnu mun bul. whim... were
mnnncr. Some recent dovelopmcniu In
nulmuicdly discussed.
no record of a solo hub .Vlii WWII "Hid“l Mrs. While. Mrs. Shelion. Mills llroclr
nl lllcoiflcc of the iown clerk.
nlso boon rumored ihni lid) humour
bro soon In he on lilo properly.
»-~l.i-l. Sellock cloihe you.
Much invorublo commohl has iwvn
lwnrd on liw work of the Norwulk lNr
line in rcuululing ihc lrufilu Ill. lin-
rornur of Wall and Main slrcol. llri-
Vern ol‘ all kinds of vehicles arc rum.
polled in Inn-p lo lilo proper uidi- oi‘ IIIi'
iboroughl'uro iu pausing ibis polnl. A
promlnenl. locul uniomoblllui HIIKKI‘HM
lhnl some milieu of thin Iilnd on the
purl of Mir i-Iouih Nor-walk pollrn ui
lilo Wuuhluginn uircci bridge would be'
very iiiiulrublly.
vw'l'bc lurgmu nsuorlmoni of Derby
iIiliii In ilic Iowa at. Ilodwoll‘s
W
TEACHER'S ANNUITY GUILD.
’i‘llo unnuul inwlilnzs or iho Connor»
i.icui.'1‘enchcl"u Annuity ilulld will be
held by counliou in the stale lodny in
all bnl, Foirllein coiibiy. whom Ii will
no hold. on Saturday.
The total membership deplomhor :iu
was 571, a. decrease from me previous
your of fourteen. four having termi-
nated their membership by marriugc.
more were four deaths and nine Inpu-
vd. There Were three additions during
the your.
wBlyIIsh soil and still iluls ni limi-
well'il. .
m w
_... A... 4...»..- -
M-
eel. iron Tend Wine
FOR WEAK PEOFLE.
d. W
uncommon uranium
Open bonds”. m,“ sum Nomolk.
II has; way. Mine Board nnd Mru, Mnliouon ..
curb spoke briefly null lho lucrliniz
was very unjoyublv lo ull prcucnl.
SOUTH NORWALK c
TONIG .
'I‘hc Honlh Norwulk Club will give
Ila fl,rui smoker of iill‘ Iii-mom lonighl.
Mr. ’i‘hompuon, who so pleased ul ihc
Yuchi I‘lnh inbor Iiuy. will be the
priuelpul onloriuinor. islpoldcl‘u (Ir-
cliculru will provide music. Iiol‘rl-sh-
uwnin will be served. The design of
Hip uluohcr Is {01' u purely social ow
sonibly oI’ lilo members of lho club
and lholr friends in n free and tinny
occlusion.
W WW
W
menu. iiulu’. iiodwuli‘u. M Wliii’l' iii.
”Saturday Sale of
“(I SHEET MUSIC D-
1 cents a. copy.
3h Was a Grand Old Lady.
i n in the Old Cherry Orchard.
.Il body.
The Henri. You Lord. in Maryland
You'll Find In 'I‘cnuoueco.
Como Out. in the Moonlight.
llowu Our Way.
When .lnckio Bulls.
AND we OTHERB.
COLEMAN’S
NEW! “ON!
10 North mm In, booth Hamil:
um for A. o. building'- is
l ~ bmbsli and spurns. m If
‘ :Nén‘wnik,‘ was enough:
LUB SMOKER "
Norwblka Filip
, ' Moi l: beare-
Furihor '
u w.
Department at theArmory. known: this
year as .Morslmfiav Moorish humor. is
drawink'to a close, and a record break-
ing attendance is expected tonight.
Another big crowd coursed about
the booths at the Armory midnight
and as usual everybod had a ‘good
limo. Mayor Cheri . Sconeld, of
‘hand and the
canvaasers mode: .. "shell out): in
firm shape. Aootfldr visitor was the
Rev. James Benton Werner, rector of
Grace Church. who apparently enjoy»
eoihe fairven'muoh. ‘ ,
Last. evening Ruben DeCosia again
entertulnod wiibja high slack wire
performance. Ench evening there Is
free dancing. for which William H.
Chloe's full orchestra furnishes music.
All of the booths are doing a good
business and the canvassers are far
ahead of their record of lost. your.
The side shows. Punch and Judy and
Aivn, the illusion. continue to do a
big business and are or. popular us
ever. .
The fair has lhe most brilliant il-
luminailonn ever attempted at any
event of this kind in Norwalk.
The ice cream and soda booth did a
good business lust nighl,
The electric maze hue increased in
populnrliy each nighl since Ihe open-
ing of lhe bazaar.
w~l.el. Sclleck clothe you.
wChoice Native Chickens, lilo lb.
Iinyes’ Mkt.
F J
_ .g... .._-. ..
liar. A merchant can’t sell
most in this businen sv—prlt‘e
you trade with us.
4“":
KOD
49 Wall St" Norwalk.
n o a Tomorrow‘s our.
. , , . me; More“: . .
fl‘ha annual fairlof‘ihe Norwulk Fire
. MR8. GMRIBSA G
The death of Mrs. Clarissa G. Hoyt,
widow of Noahl'l“. Hoyt, of Dunbury.
occurred on Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Emily Wood. in Wilton, where
she had-1 been residing recently. The
funeral was held in Wilton at 12
o’clock, and the remains wore iaken
to Dnnbury for interment.
m
ALEXANDER MCLEAN
Word was recoil/ed hero ioday of the
death of Alexander cheap 0. resident
of this city at Kansas City, Missouri,
after an Illness. MruMcLoun is surviv.
ed by three children, Ethel, loin and
Mollie. who lire with their uncle, Wil-
liam Schllii. of Benton street. The
remains are being'scnt in this city and
the funeral arrangements will be an-
nounced later.
3 MATINEE wmsr CLUB.
A meeting of his Matinee Whist
Club was held yeslercny at lhe home
of Mrs. Lorenzzo E. ’I‘ripler. The first
prize was won by Miss. Elizabeth Ann
ion and the second by Mrs. Reed Havi-
land. Mrs. Eilloli Brown won the
consolation prize and the guest prize
went. in Mlurl Sadie Miller, The next
meeting will. be held an the home of
Mrs. John J. Carunugh. '
EVENING SCHOOL REGISTRATION
The registration of pupils at‘ the
evening school last night was very
slim. but. it. is expcclcll that, it will be
larger ibis owning. Reglsiruiion may
be done, at. the, Franklin school and
In plain hurd English, the man who talks of goods as
being the very best and lowest priced is an unmitigated
price‘ and stay in business two mlnuies.
A
Wm. P.
Book and Stationery Stores. 2
y
~m.’—
W
l
the Over River School.
the best goods at the lowest
Qualify tells
next. They are linked to-
1*P‘l‘i‘i‘iioi‘c,nml you'll find ii so to your sullsfnclion, It
lBuy Oats Thais Cleap.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Vm
“QM“.m-.-_ ... «.WWWW_ ._
Afiér
Beers’
T
6'South Main St.. South Norwalk
WATCHMAN.
Raymond
' «STORAGE?»
Furniture, Pianos, Manninery
LARGE, WEL’L-YENTILATED announce FOR THE s‘ronAes or: av.
, ' any cuss or MERCHANDISE.
LOW RATE OF INSURFANCE.
Bros.
.:.:, :I‘ ..
your valuable Illucull. El'l'l'
no in u henllhy manner.
box of your Digi‘slh‘o
iHl'ii lo iry ihcm.
Aboul n
The result bus
nob. I do iioi lnko cold from every
guided Ion pounds in wu-luhi sloop
circumstances.
of my Allan customers during lip.
ronn-dy. Mold sluccri-ly your».
yaw—puma!» w. "gum. M... m... 0.th
From
night. lg. . .
We Have Thousands
niols Unsolicited.
From (,loorgc l~‘. Cram. llic Chicago and New York publisher. whose
name is a household word in Ili‘ill‘iy every home In the ilniicd States:
ll is n sourcp of oxlrcinc pleasure in me lo add w
Illnony of ihc ri-nnirkable cul'ullyc null hoalih producing quality of
inro I‘cnn remember i hnvo been r.
\‘iollm or dyspepsia and consilpniion. l have swallowed about every
conceivable drug iM‘Iii'Vt‘li lo ('Uiliiliil properties of n dlgosllyo
sic. from pepsin lo cnsior oil. chry one of which whllo
porury rollel‘bus aggruraiud IIii‘ trouble. us all drugs scum to irritate
lho siomncll and vendor ii loss (‘npublo of performing its nulnrul dul-
lilscuii. lwus very skeptical bill llnuily prom-
l'rom cousilpnllou. my food diucsiu without. any nciiii
no willunn your iliuculi; and furthermore, ii‘ you will
send me n lpiunlliy oi' your circulars i will send one in every one
ironl ilyupcpuln and lip kludrcd iiim‘nucu only
INDIA DIGESTIVE BISCUIT.
.3 Your Draught Can Supply
LIOW‘WWWWWWWW’L
.............,. .u. ....
Open Saturday Ni
W
of Testimo-
Chicago.
but i may in lei-1-
or u phy-
al‘fordiug icm~
monih «no u friend bonded mo a
boon marvelous. I an: entirely free
iy oi’ lbc slonl-
IilIIi‘ exposure in drai'ls and have
ihul limo, I would nol, under any
prcuom your, lbul oilwrs suffering
know of your valuable
“NO. I”. (.‘liA M.
You.
7t08.
Open Every Day from 9 to 3.
THE SOUTH NOR ,
. TRUST coup uv
t
ALK
on RAL BANKING
snvmcs DEPARTMENT
sure DEPOSIT BOXES
FOREIGN snares _ :
uni.
The only bank doing a general banking business open Saturday
. new. " ‘ "
' ulyie.
~ porfocllon, and those primoni mu-lnlnly
' (lid appreciate them.
"possessor.
‘ Liggeli's .‘
Silluiiliill Candy
i
“’Zici‘nund.
FRESH FROM. BOSTON EVERY
W EK
E. .
APOLLO CHOCOLATES. There is
no oiher candy so superluilvely fine as
the APOLLO. We have free bampies
for those who have never used it. in
boxes at 30c, 40c, 60c, 80c and $1.60.
CALIFORNIA PORT OR SHERRY
WINE,
Special at 25: Pint, 60:: Quart.
SUNNYSIDE RYE WHISKEY.
Spelal at 89:: Bottle.
uni—nu.—
lllli illillril Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Call, 15—2.
All Order: Delivered Free of Chhrgo.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.-——Opcn-
lug prices of stocks showed many wide
advances. but In tho iulcrnuliouul
stocks lhey foil for short as a rule
of the London purily eslublished
fore ihe local stock markel opened, A
number or declines Were mixed wilh
the gains. Si. Paul particularly ruu~
ping off W. and U. S. Steel bid. Ila.
Olhcr stocks roaclod ui‘ler lhc opening
from iho i'lrsl advances. Souihvrn
Railway pi‘d. jumped 51/; on the first.
sale, American Smelling rose. 2%. UII‘
ion Pacific :3. Canadlun Pacific and
Norfolk & Weslern 1%, Delaware ii:
Hudson 1%, Baltimore & Ohio and
American Smelling pl'd. 11.4.), Great.
Northern pill. ‘llcl, and several oihcrs
n poini. An Immediate rouclion u'ipl-d
uni lhese gains within ten lillilllli‘fl.
The average level of the murkei l'ulup-
seed to below last nighl.
WALL STREE’i‘. ii an. Ill.~--:\I the
reaction Illinois (lcnlrul ruled 2L5; lic-
low last night. Denver 8: lilo (lrande 3.
American Sugar and American 'i‘llhilC‘
c0~pi‘d. 2. Norlheru Pacific llé. Read-
ing II; a’nd Alchlson. inuisviilo &
Nashville and Consolidated (ins 1. Rs.-
ncwcd buying which began in lhr
United Sluice Steel stocks lifted ihe
markei from 1 lo ii; and trading be-
came quiel. Considerable fcyoriuhness
nllendrd the dealings. iirunby Mining
gained 10 points.
\VALI. STREET. xiiiiii.-~N0i'i.lli‘l'il
Pacific and Reading woukoncd 3*... [iii
unis Central and Ailnnlic Coast Lilll‘
(Ilia, Consolldaicd (his 3. American Ln-
(‘Onloiil'é lid and Union Pacific. Soulh-
urn Pacific. Greed Norlhcru pill and
American Smelling i. There now some
slight recoveries at noon. Bonds wow
wouk.
WALL STREET. 1 p. nl.—«I~‘rosh
weakness In a low stocks was ignored
In lhe general llsi. specululiun becom-
Ing dull and cloudy us soon us the
liquidation in (Ionsolidulcd (ins begun.
Consolidated (his fell ii.
The Boslon stock niarkci opoiioii
strong and wilh considerubio ncllviiy.
Amoricnu Telephone 99, up :5: Norm
Bulb; 32. up i. ll. S. Smelling 125%. on
chnngcd.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
IIIICARTS OF GOLD.
Whai promises in be a drnniaiic
offering of unusual interval is .Iuy
Hunt's Iuicsi work. "Iicarls of Gold."
The piece lollu simply a charming lovo
slory in n charming si iplo muuner.
There are of colour, thrills and strong
sllnnllons, for without them a may of
llils sorl. could not exist, however. II
in said iiiai “Means of Gold" is ingle
up of such nmlorlul up has churaclcrlz-
cd standard drnnum. 1r. Lonndcr lie
Cordova. has in producing this. his
latest offering of the proud!“ iii-anon.
HIiiii‘rd nollhor cure or cxpenso In mak-
ing an elaborate producllon, so ilml.
ncienicully as Well as ariislicnlly.
“Ilonris of Gold" will slund umoniz
. the largest. and born drumnlic plays on
four. and will be soon ul, lioyl's 'l‘lwu-
fro Monday, ()clober 28th.
HINTS 'I‘IililA’i‘Rli} VAIIDIWIIAJ’I.
Al. liloyl'u 'I‘houlro yesterday the
crowd was good sized and iho rundo-
ville was given imiho Very herd. of
Each and every nci. wcnl off in
'I‘onluhi there
will be uollu-lhinir doing an iill'i'l' in
going in bi- nuiniour nlghl and ll
should provo very funny on well us in.
ioroullnn to one wimi. lilo umiui-nrs can
do in their line of specially. 'I‘lliiro
will be. prizvu uwurdoil lo the Willll“i"I
and to conclude with there will no a
pie eullng conical. which ought in be
very 'lnughublo. r'l‘omorrow for Ike
mnllncc the ladies are in be siren a
special admission. lbni. is. our fully or
child can all. anywhere in the housi-
for iho small price of admission of ill
cools. It's at hurmliu matinee. no don't
miss seeing lho ymidiville.
A'i‘ MUSIC HAM...
The advanced vaudeville llI Mimic
Hull drew another large crowd lust
niziii. All the acls worn woli produo‘
ed and deserve much credit for lho
clean and smooth presentation lo the
public.“ iindo and Bertram created
more of laughter In their eccentric
comedy nkeich. Marlo Dollosuoll. was
on clever as usual In her not. 'l‘homou
l5. Dunn was good. lie-ed and Dunn
hare one of the finest musical Mill-l
that one cores in hear. The Holmes
are exceedingly clover and daring. and
mu Illustrated songs by (3an alumni
are hoarliiy uncured at each performs
once. The Eleclmgruph presented sow
oral pictures that have been seen no
fore by, special . request. . if completed
by tomorrow they-Will show u picture
or the flromon’s parade at Pori. Ghana
tor. Special matinee tomorrow after-
noon.
. .5.qu “4.4 .
. .M~
bc- .
“you mil ii win of 820.133., halo... l.
Superiority II ill. on. word ihat do-
flnn our kind of clothes, made for us
by the boot talented experis we know
of. from the but and most service-
able fabrics shown In the textile mart
ko't. i . . runnwgmumsq
Price’s clothing ls brim full of style,
perfect In ill, give: enduring service
and biggest money's worth.
Furnishings, hats and shoes, too,
all of high grade at medium cost.
HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS.
South Nomalk.
Tel. 165-5. ‘7- '; ' Hr millilllfllli I
AMWWWM
A Warm Reception.
YOUR FRIENDS WILL RECEIVE A WARM RECEPTION WHEN
THEY VISIT YOU THIS WINTER lF YOU BUY YOUR COAL OF US.
NONE BUT THE BEST SOLD. COAL THAT is COAL.
B. Hershfield & Son
122 WATER STREET. TELEPHONE 204
THE HATCH c underlie.
MILL, foot of Marshall Street. Tel. 48-3.
LUMBER YARD, Water Street. i. ‘ ' , Tel. «.2.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a. Piggery to a. Palace.
Now is the lime to repair roofs for winter's blasts and storms. We have
0\'i‘I‘_\' rurleiy of shingles ranging in price from $2.50 to $10.50 per thousand.
Also we have for flat roofs the y“,., .. . ,a g
G.
LINCOLN ROOFIN
A superior brand of ready~mnde. up-io-dnio roofing. Good where any go‘bd
roof is needed. Will stand tropic heat or arctic cold. Looks like rubber
but has no rubber In it. Has no tar in ii. Has no odor. Can be laid by
our Intelligent workman. A perfect noncondnctor—the best insulating fab-
ric made. For all commercial purposes, practically fireproof. It is vermin
proof. Rats will not touch ii. Under stable floors it Is most excellent.
Acids cannot affect it like tin or iron. It is tight. pliable and waterproof
(‘oalcd with fine. fliniy sand it, presents an excellent appearance and racists.
fire. it is cooler than iron and more durable than tin. It is not coabed with
a mass of spongy fibre which holds water and is soon soaked off. It In not
backed with nsphaitum or rosin. and when properly laid, there is little. if
any. expansion or contraction. it makes a fine, plain flooring, taking the
place of oil cloth. Warranted for eight years‘ wear without repairs or al.-
J
98 Washington Street,
":1"
E Prue’s Clothing wStore.
%
aim
I
' ionlion or any kind. Samples on application.
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free. I
68 WALL ITIIET.
WCOM“ 0
Norman. .
sol-rs MADE TO ORDER .‘
FROM $15 UP. ‘
FaircloakandFurStore
A ISRAEL. Proprietor.
68 Washington Street.
. solidi Nomnllr.
WW.
$5.00 C x, g $55.00
per ton * 0 “j per in j
hot. lively fire suitable for baking, brolling, frylugr bolllnugwutiug
and hosting your house. . 2"
HARRIS & onus Co: ,
"mono 460. . . . “water-lire“.
moon-r or corrou OlNNED.’
WASHINGTON. on. mum Cen~
sue Bureau today made public the as
soil of the moons of its special agents
en lbs quantity of cotton of this year‘s
crop which had been ginnodup to the
It is announced by one of the mlniw
[era in a neighboring town a few weeks
ago that. he would preacher) the unh-
Iecii of "Hell and Who Will be There."
In these figures 89 counties are un-
ior threatening to we him for slender
represented and those economical
If be’ mentioned any Mines in the «no.
“NWT“.“I‘” 9‘93“. ”Hm?"
Jami”...
.“WW WW‘ .
4 , g ,
g 0. B.Jackson, :9.
. - Optician.
/
8‘
nun inliani showingjmilmas boas, before Eundur newshound 1hr don-e:
u. on , railways. Iii,631»“bsles‘ain~ so letters from Ihreolnwyersmwbmre»
nod to a some time hm your. chants, two town omciais and in all»
Norwalk Chronicler