it“? carries?
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390, 500V and 980
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; hourly soapstdi‘ '
hunters in.
Our Brothers' Lodge, l. O. 0. F.. of
Norwalk. will most tonight.
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—-Edam, Pineapple. Roquefort. Eng:
lisb. Camembert and all kinds of
Cheese. at Seyniour’s.—
naadottet‘lol-uorsu “00K.
This Is the time of your to look for
slei‘ghlng and freezing weather.
Mrs.- William F. Tammany is III with
the grip at her home in Fab-field are
nae.
—Company 1) Thanksgiving Dance.
at, the Armory. Thanksgiving eve. No-
vember 27.
Butler Chapter. No. 38. R. A. M., will
hold a meeting tomorrow night in Ms-
sonic Hall. South Main street.
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—Fresh Trips.
R. R. Ave. Mkt.
Uncas Tribe. No. 26. Improved Or-
der of Red Men. will hold a meeting
tomorrow night in the Wigwam in
Washington street.
~—-0ur corn I‘ed Turkeys are all soki.
but we can furnish you with all the
other novelties for the Thanksgiving
feast. Seymour, Leading Grocer.
A meeting of the Rolon Hill lm-
provemcnt Society will be held at the
residence of Artist A. .l, Rununler. in
the Plait place. tomorrow evening.
—-Dr. Dick’s cures malaria
The Ridgeficld Business Men‘s Asso-
ciation is to take up the question of
freight facilities in its town, and try to
bring about a greatly needed improve—
ment.
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~—l)on‘i forget Red Men's concert
and dance, 'I‘hanksgiving night, Nov.
2R. Red Men's Wigwam. llli-litl Wash-
ington St.. South Norwalk. Tickets. 25c.
George P. Hands, a well-known hat-
tcr. and Miss Jennie lionliban. of Co-
dnr street. will be married at St. Joe.
cnh's church. Tuesday, by Rev. Dr.
Maker. Mr. and Mrs. Hands will re-
side In Bethci.
«Tel. 790. Bartlett’s Wet. Wash.
.‘nlc. Saves the housewil‘e‘slabor.
Mrs. Harry W. Mather is so far re-
covered from her recent operation for
appendicitis that it was intended to
have her removed to her home yester-
day. but owing to unfavorable Weather
this has been necessarily postponed
for more favorable conditions.
—Cbase & Saubogt‘s Coffees and
Teas. recognized standard of purity
and aroma the world over. At Sey~
mour's. Leading Grocer.
ionipany F‘s basketball team will
line up tonight at the armory against
the fast Excclsiors, Of New York. The
Nort'aIkers are. in good shape and will
give a good account. of thcnislevcs.
The preliminary contest will ho ho—
twecn the Moutauks and Winnitmuks.
—~lia.rtlctt.‘s Wet Wash. Tel. 790. 50c
docs the week's washing.
.l. 'l‘, (jll'cgory. who for twenty-five
years has tilled the position of organ-
ist of‘t‘hrlsi church very faithfully and
acceptably on “adding itldgu. bus rc-
Higucd his position on account of poor
bcuilh. Mrs. ldmory l’. Sanford has
been appointed organist In his place.
Argo lied Salmon comes from the
icy waters of Behring Sea. Alaska. ilccp
rcd In color. delicious In flavor,
W“.—
The details oi” the recent fair of the
Norwalk' Fire Department have now
been about cleared up and Indicate
that the venture united the dopurt-
mcnt about $1.200 as against about
$1.500 a year ago. This year's door
receipts. however. were considerably
larger than last year's.
I ain't feeling right today.
Homclhlng wrong I must say;
Come to think of It. that‘s right.
i forgot my Rocky Mountain 'I‘ca
Inst night.
. I’luiatcd's Drug Store.
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t‘uptuln .lerrott. financial secretary
of the South" Norwalk branch of the
Salvation Army. has boon In l‘htubury
calling at the factories and More» In
the Internet of his work. ilc stated
that in all probabillly the Salvation
Army would establish a barracks at
Dunbury in tho not. for distant. future.
W
wit you are particular what you out
undtwant the heat. ‘uotun lil‘l'l'. :ili
Washington tit. Seymour. Leading
(tracer.
it. In .dullaluuuty palatable. agrees
with tho weakest stomach. contuiutt
the moist soothing. healing, strengthen-
ing and curative elements. Makes you
well and happy. Holllster's Rocky
Maintain Tan. 35 coins. Tea or 'rub.
lotus ~l’lllliltcd'u mug Store.
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wNutlve Turkeys. 24c lib: bucks.
220 "1.. at iiayes'.
several automobiles. curt-red with
mud. passed through Not-walk raster»
day afternoon. on route back to New
York from Cambridge. Mass. where
thelriownem and the latter's friends‘
ball been .~cttet1dinc the Yale-Harvard
football game.
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«Ali‘cncy ticlrry. i't‘nuln'rlou. tiwmvt
Potatoes, tits, at Seymour».
FOR
thanksgiving
..t1
A’ fresh stock of our Ful—r
5% let-Green Checolates, includ- .
.‘I
‘ing some very. pretty boxes
.in. half-pounds and pounds.
.. i in:
m Mill. li-
: a North Main at. Tel. 550—0.
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Argo Red Salmon is cleaned and
packed entirely by machine, not touch»
ed by hand.
The Choral Union will rehearse this
evening at 8 o‘clock at the East Nor-
walk Methodist Chapel.
~——l.ook them all over, then Ioolf'iu
at Seymour's. .
James Paul. tax collector of the City
of South Norwalk. is stuttering from an
attack of erysipelas.
\
—-liutter. fresh made, is the kind
we sell. No flavor of cheatutess. at
Seymour‘s. '
Henry Shields. the obiiglng clerk at
R. H. Plaisted’s pharnntcy. is ill at his
home in Hamilton avenue.
_ ———Company 1) 'i‘hanksgiviug Dance,
at. the. Armory. 'l‘IIanksgiring eyc. No-
vember 27. ‘
A new fire alarm box has been Iocat~
ed at the corner of laiwndcs and
Wodward avenues.
wltaisins. Currants. Citron. Orange
rind Lemon Peel and evcrything for
the 'I‘banksgiving least. at Seymour-'5.
Willis ii. Selleck. of Norwalk. spent
Sunday in Brooklyn. where Mrs. Scl~
leck and their son. Victor, are visiting
for a sort time.
—Sweet Russet Cider. cspeciully
good for Thanksgiving. at Scymour‘s.
A son has becn born In Mr and ills.
Charles Miller. In New Haven. ’l‘hc
mother was formerly Miss Emma
Lichtblnu. of Washington strcci.
-—’I‘bc finest. display of Florida” ()r‘
angcs. Apples. Grapes and all kinds
of Fruits, at Seymour's. Leading (iro-
cer. .
Commencing today skating at the
ring in the afternoon will be it) cools
instead of 25 cents as heretofore. and
at night Indies will be admitted free;
if: ccnts for skates as usual.
—~(‘.holco Native. Turkeys. “Me In. at
Irinyos' Mkt.
A stutcd convocation of llutlcr (‘Iutp-
tcr, No. 33. It. A. M.. will be held at
its rooms 'I‘ucsdny. November tilt. at 3
o'clock p. m. The Past Mastcrs‘ and
the M. if}. Mustcrs' dcgrccs will be.
workctl.
M
William Io‘. ln'oihortou. thc. South
Norwalk pulutcr and pupcr llangrr.
who has been undid-going IrcuImcut.
at tho Norwulk llospiiul. hilt-t bccu Ills»
cburgcd. as his condition is considt-r
iillly improved.
M
m—Wc oil‘er you the host goods. The
price we unit In as low as the bust
goods can be sold for unless there Is
a trick somewhere in the deal. Scy-
mour. Leading Grocer.
EdWard Farrell and family. who
have resided for many years in Spring
street, have moved to the place to
costly purchaser! in HiIVHmld street.
and which has been placed in excel-
lent. condition. ’
AlttiO ARGO Alttlo Alttlti ARGO
Altt'lO ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO
Pupora have been served by Deputy
Sheriff Charles P. Trumbull on the
president and secretary or the Corbin
Motor Vehicle corporation In New
Britain In two suits. aggregating $9.-
000 damages. brought. by I". Wallace
and his wife. Currie Wuilnco. ot‘ Morl-
deu. against the corporation for In:
Jurlos alleged to have been rotwlved
Sopicmber 24. llltlu. when a motor lost.
our belonging to tho cortmrutluu run
into Mr. Walloon and with uud stilltulr
or! their carriage and Inlllctcd purstmui
Injuries. *
--’I‘hnl cent or two uluutpcr main-s
such a. difference In tho duality of
your Inttter. Pay the extra cent and
gel: the bust. At Seymour'a. Lending
tlrocer. ‘
A bequest. of $3.000 has been made
to Trinity oollego of Hartford to main
min in free scholarship in honor of
Charles F‘. Dunleis who has been dead
for twu yeum The bequest was made
in the will oers. Mary C. Dunk-Is. at
Lilchlleld. mother of Charles. and her
estate has been settled by David B.
Mansfield. of Harwlnton. executor of
the will. Photographer Albee. of 'l'or-
ringtou. has name-tine large photo-
. tit; moor s.
graphs of Mrs. Daniels and her son
and they have been sent to Trinity.
Charles F. Daniels was a musical
illiilllltlhlll' and uh organist undmlunlut.
sellurllvy I‘nmphlu illIII tluunub. hi
I
c
It will be No. lit}. '
. mama! soon FURNITURE. *
The day of family
groom will ber‘ga‘tben
make this Thanksgiving dinner one to
sflooro tooverflovtlnh v‘vlth Furniture f
‘Dinlng. Chairs nwaltyour Inspection.
.DINING 1131.53.85.50 to $45.00.
SIDEBOARDS. $14.50 to $50.00.
BUFFETB.‘ ”6.002410 040.00.
DINING, cuhtnsnstnotro) 08:60.
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5,1248 North Main Street.
86 Washington Street
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To
be long remembered and that enjoy- ‘
fit, It lovery‘euontlal that the arm condition be pleasant and attractive.
We have anticipated instrument "1‘0" who contemplate renewing the sur-
;roundlngs In‘thelrdlnlnggroom for this great event, and have filled our
or the" dining room. Newest effects
5and but vaiu‘ttrln' Buffets, Sideboards. Dining Tables, China Closets and
CHINA GLOBETB. $12.00 to $42.50. a
La ins& Ca.
Fuusnst. otascross AND suaALMans.
South Norwalk, Conn.
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You can buy Underwear costing twice as much as “Met-ode"
but none that wouldvcompare with it for elasticity. durability.
fineness of finish 3nd perfect shape. We recommend it especially
to stout women who have difficulty in finding a garment that
would stretch sufficiently to be comfortable and still have wearing
qualities. Try a “Merode” Union Suit if you wish to experience
a new revelation in Underwear goodness.
N; 3. Rush 2) Co.
South Norwam
“ A new consignment of
SLEIGHS
All styles and prices right.
Now is the time to have your Sleighs repaired 'and painted.
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Horse Goods and.Harnes’s Repairing.
HORSE tantrums. 3
Rubber Tires turkishedi‘tonatiyed‘iuét r-
CARRIAGE BUILD
North Main Street.
L. M. wmesr
ER AND DEALER.
‘ South Norwalk.
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THE STORE
BE
or QUALITY.
Have just; received a new stock of
ladies' Ian Napnleon High Cut Boots.
the very successful style which We have bccn carrying in stock for
90 Washington Street.
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$1.00. a nominal price considering dtutilty of goods.
F'Iyrm 8: Ryan,
Phone 466.
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lhanksgivin
FOWLS ............
FRESH SHOULDERS ..
Q; J. w. D
22 Washington Street
‘g Turkeys l
JERSEY NATIVE TURKEY ............ 27c LB.
HOME DRESSED ROASTING CHICKENS 20c LB.
................. 130 L3.
HOME MADE SAUSAGE,
...... .......... 130 L8.
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South Norwalk
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M s."thTH icons"
Advance Sale of Dolls.
Now is the time to make your par-
92 WASHINGTON STREET.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackemowdohn Smith. South
Norwullt: (iburlos Mllit'l‘ and wife.
Dunliurr; Rev. 'N_ Edwards. Now
Rochelle; II. It. l-lurlbutt. Wilton; II.
A. Mathewson. South Norwulk: .l. w.
llltuzz. Bridgeport: S. (irccustclu.
lirldgcport; .l. l). Sawyer. Stamford;
H. I.. Wilson. iirooklyn; .l, Kantian.
ilunbury; .Ioc Johnson. New York: W.
A. Anderson. J. Waugh. ihtubury; (I.
ll. llurucu. llrldgaport: William 'I‘.
[)iiijkt‘l'. Spokane: 'I‘. iii. Hoyt. tingt
now; the Misses ltlchurdsou, south
Norwnilt: .i. ii. iottton and family.
liowuyiou: Mrs. It. Iloimrtn. Nt-w
York: Mrs, I). it), ltuytnoud. Ilutllcy Ill.
lluymond. south Norwuik: Miss A.
llctlurtno, New York: .l. II. button.
New Haven: .1. i". Potter. Kuusuu (filly;
it}. A. Taylor. lhtnbury.
‘ “w. ’
Oiii'fordwll. it. ilowou. Surnlogu; II.
M: Bowen. Rochester. N. .: . (l.
Mlghctto. Herbert Vuil. E. I’. Brown.
New York; Mr. anti Mrs. It. H. ltlynu.
South Norwalk: Franklin Scott, Hart
ford: Mrs. J. In Furnnm. Minn It‘llrlliilll.
Ted ic‘nrnnm. Boutonz‘ it. Hilbert. iii.
Rienhold. William (bruise. T. liey‘
wood. Ernest. Gondola. .lr.. Suntan]
Twaedy. Miss Maude E. Tweedy. Miss
Christine A. utenw. Daubury.
“Visit the Public Market before
purchasing your Thanksgiving poultry.
They have always In the past been
lower than the lowest for strictly on-
livt- fresh stuck. and Will be on bowl
with the. sumo mark of goods. the trr
mentions Idlphly to urrltv this "rolling.
intuit for twit'lu: iii WWI. l"‘.ii".
"Mulls“, South Main street.
i.
chases for Xmas.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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FIGHTING A COMMON PEST.
Siorrs I‘lxpcrltneui Station In coli-
iinuiug Its effort to rid the stain of the
Sun .Iorto scale. which is ruining or"
cluirds. ltlxpcrimnuis intro boon coll-
ductwd for some lIIiIt‘ to secure a prop-
urutiou which will Iw economical to
make and not tliillcull to apply. and
the state chemists now lwilovt- they
have hit upon sonwthlng which will
prove t-illclout. tuvm'nblo results bnv-
inn boon reported by a muubnr of or-
ohnrdlutn who have given Inouc scu-
uou's‘ lriui. Tito dililculiy with the
lbw-wash, which Illitt lump in lluc l‘or
nultc u unlubcr of yours. In that it. rw
uulrcd cntmldcrublu corn and than to
prcpurc It and no cluborutc outlit to
apply It. Itlill it was corrosive to ttntu.
to horunu I” - spraying up-
purntus. The now utunlulou has no utla
runlttgo In th I may iw applied in
tho full ill be all vulucrabln poriod
In thc life f the scale. The quuulu
that iivc ovur Winter are those of
IIlt' that. blood. which are born just bu-
toro the leaves drop. so when spray-
Ing tints arrives they have very thin
scales or noun at all. and In this con-
dition are very easily inducted. If the
Hilllt‘ bus at that found sotuething that
will kill or cure the San Jose scale
It will have accomplished sunbathing
oi inestinutbio value to orchardiats.
'I‘Ids pest has been liiltl of their greatb
.prcseutcd in this city and the an-
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
‘nitvm Mann. ‘
Reports of then/cry big success of
"David Iiaruln". continue to conic and
at this time it does scdm as It tho
:oluady taken from Westcott's book
was going to prove to be another ”Rip
Van Winkle" regarding its lusting
qualities. The play is shortly to be
no
nouncemont‘ will undoubtedly. he re-
ceivcd with feelings of pleasure by
many who. having read the book. will
like In sec. the scenes It so cleverly
«Inscribed, uctcd III real lll‘n. Al.
Iloyi‘s Theatre. tomorrow night.
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"’I‘IIE HONltlYM.()ONlliltS."
George M. (Iohan's “Tho Honor-
mooucrs." which ootuos to lloyt‘s
'i‘lmutve on Wednesday. has been play:
log all summer long at. the Now Alu-
sterdum 'I‘hoatrc. New York. at $15
prices. It would be playing there still
dId not, previous bookings force It.
upon the rpad. After the present road
tour “Tho lloncymoouers“ returns to
the New Aiustcrdnm for a long sprl 1g
engagement. (if all the (‘ohau sotg
shows "The Honoymooncrs" has prov-
ou the most successful and the best
supported. It has cleared a fortune.
for the young author and placed his
great reputation upon llrm ground.
Had he produced nothing else hc
would be accounted among the dra-
mailsi and compcr stars. “The lion-
cymooncrs" comes on the road with
Its contplelcnuctropoiitau production
and with a company of Broadway I‘av-
oritcs. No less than forty winwtuc
chorus girls who sing and dance equal-
ly wcli aid and abet the twenty Inns-
Ical numbers.
A GREAT GAME.
Harry Tracy once said in a letter to
a friend of his—“a Mr. iollins, of .lack-
son County, Oregon: “Well, Collins.
We were playmates togethcr. you anti
1. and caclt had the same opportunity
to choose from. You chose wisely.
and lead an honest life. I chose un-
wiseiy. tln‘ough the bot blood of an
unreasonlng youth. and i stand today
with life behind me. faltering at tho
gale-way of eternity: sad. disbcatcncd.
and weary. broken In mind and spirit:
hunted like a wild beast. with every
man's hand against. inc: hated and
toured; afraid to live. afraid to die;
desplsing the judgment of mcu and
quivering when i think of God‘s. No
method of rctt'c:tt~—-tmly to go on until
tho bullet of thc assassin. or the rope
of the law sends me. to the seat. of mor-
cywuwrcy of which I have dospaircd.
Am I not a lesson to my brolhcr men?
No~~i have no brothcr monw-bul. I am.
or ought to Itli'. a lesson to my kind."
At Iloyt’s 'l‘hcnlrc. Saturday nficrnoou
and night.
\VlllCN KNItill’l‘ilOOIl WAS [N
FLOWER.
lI' royal Mary Tudor was a princess
us charming as Anna Day portrays hot
in Ernest Shipmuu‘s gorgeous produc-
tion of When Kuighthood Was in
It‘lowcr. which coup-s to lioyt's Thea-
.trc next Friday. Novcmbcr till. then
suntil wonder that Charles Brandon
should have risked his plcbinn bend to
win her. Surely any modern Mary
would barter royal power to wed so
lll‘tU’u a u'oucr. Slii'f‘ly :Ill_\ twontivth
century Brandon would rrnouucc hing;-
Iy favor "to have and to hold“ so street
a timid. it‘or though customs and cos-
tumcs may change with the centuries.
I‘uir women and lll'ilVP mcn. crop in
these prosaic days of Edward. will. on
the altar of love make the satuc sac-
rifice they did In the more romantic
limos ot‘ Ilt-ury. the Eighth.
MOVING l‘lt‘Tl‘ithS A’l‘ ll()Y'i"S.
lloyt's 'l‘hcatrt‘ was the scene 0’ a
jnnuucd house. Saturday night. to wit:
boss the moving pictures that \vcrc
givcu. and they \vcrc greatly cnjoycd
by all prcscnt. 'I‘Itcsc arc |Ilt'lill“.‘w’
that positlvciy intro ucvor boon to
South Not-walk bcforc. and ibcy nrt-
simply imutcusc. tho busl that burn
bccu shown in u long whilc in this
city. 'l‘hc \vitolo shown. including tbc
illustrated songs. is Well worth Ibc
humor. and without a doubt bus conic
to stay to very sut-t-cssl'ul business.
Among the pictures shown wrru (‘asi
l'p by tho Sou. Atnaicur t‘luuupiou.
'l'bc Mysterious Iloudoir. 'l‘iu- Itivul
Motorists. IIIII liltllin and the ilovglur.
Whilc Man's lr‘lt'sl Smoke. and 'I‘bv
Actor Anuoys Ilu- Iiiitil'ilt‘l‘i-i. It in u
Ii‘i’ill to hour Nurwalk's fuvorilc lutrl'
louc. .iosoph McMahon. rcutlcr lhc
songs in the award way he does. With
Since Arruh \i’aunu Married llurucy
Kurucy he. made a decided hit. Tho
admission In only 5 and ltic. (kunc
early and get a good scat. Tonight
the moving plcluros and illustrated
songs will be the attraction again at
iloyt's. lion't. miss hearing Joseph
McMahon sing.
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Sits but You line Milli? Bough
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SOME new CARDINALS.
ROME. Nor. thwit has been dulln-
uicly decided to hold the nvxt act-rot
copulatory on Dnctuubcr iii. when Mgr.
I’iclro (iltllpiit'l.rnttt'l‘t‘litl‘y of tho Con:
grcgntlou of ltxtrndinnry iCcclouluuti»
cul affairs, Mitt”. lliicou, archbishop of
up or Mlll'iit‘llii‘ii. will bu umminlctl cur.
diunlu. A public. ttliiuittlm'y will lw
ltultl on llmmntbur in. tin thin tittio
thc rod In“ on no Itnptmml on t‘urtilnul
lliuuhllui. txpllllill muucio to Mouth.
and ('urtltuni Aguirre. archbishop of
ilorrlvuux. Hputu. who worn rubs-u to
curdbntlutu at tho Inst cotmlatory.
BERLIN'B NEW OPERA HOUEE.
BERLIN. Nov. 2ft.-~'I'liu itonrucu
Courier today publishes a statement
from what It dot-lures to be a trash
worthy source that an American coni-
puny has secured a block of the West-
nrn and of [inter dun Linden, upon
which It. promises to erect. a new bib
era house. to cost. issuance. ground
for which Is to be broken In the spring.
Herr Gourled. director of the Metro-
politan Opera. of New York. In said to
m
est discouragements.
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FAIRBANKG 00 PANY HEWMES
~ A 1 FULL ‘l‘l --.
B'l‘. .ltiIINI-lBtlltY. Vt. Nov. 2:...-
Thv I9. & ’I‘. Fairbanks iicnlc Com»
pany. cmptoylnu idii‘ltlilgmr'll. which
Went on a live hour appalling;- two
i'ulillu- war-lo; usu,':zittt‘lctl today on up right 0“th wilnvrwrul n gridiron t'lmlr'fl in
has r basis.
An
be Interested In the Inter-prise.
VALE HOLDB cHAMPIONGHlP.
CAMBRiImIo. Nov. unwrap. dctcab
mi Howard 12 to It. and won the chant.
plouuitlp or the t‘mubull world t-lntur.
duy ttftcrnoon ut the stadium in 47am,
llhclms, nud Mgr. Atulriou. urchblair.
LMIIS
l .,“ Everything in Dryfioods”
AGENTS FORLSTANDARD PATTERNS.
Our Annualfl‘Thanksgiving
. Sale? of 1 h N
Fine Table Linens
now IN PROGRESS. . 3
Qualities and designs. combined with low prices that make many
new friends at our Linen Department. '
By negotiating for extra large quantities in. Linen centers of '
the world, we are able to present splendid Table Linens and Sets at: I"
the lowest prices named this season. ‘
If you want Bargains in handsome Linens, buy now.
Men’s Underwear Bargains.
Men's best quality. slightly soiled all wool Shirts and
Drawers in white, natural. scarlet and camel's hair, $1.00
quality now 75c; $1.25 quality, 98c. and the $1.50 grade
at $1.2 5.
83-85 Washington St., So. Namalk.
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Stalled, Bimbo.
Spotted ; asst-slates
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tor
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3hauksuwmn \Dear.
Special names in Bone) actually in
our Chains, Gut Saba at our Bous‘ ‘De-
torment.
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Willis II. Solidi,
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT. ‘ '
48-50 Wall Street, N orwalk.
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EX‘PRESIDENT CLEVELAND ‘ NOT
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.p I
clan. visltcd his patient this utoruiul-f.
ILL. iItlltl afterwards stated that. Mr. Hiero-
, ‘ v, . ~ ‘ ‘_ . .. . and was npuud around the house and
"WM “WM .\. -’.. M‘- 3"~""“ ““l’ apparently showing no signs of yester-
doclarod at. tho rcsidcucc of (irovor day's attack of his old enemy, from
Cleveland today. that the report of hisI which Ito in“. suffered ['(u- years when-
llluess was cxuggm‘atcd. and that, he ever he eats iluprtulcutlv.
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