DAILY you
Wei-A21. K
thus. ,-
a little ache._VV _A nights test
may cure it if it. is just a tired: V- j.
mil'scle: ache, but most. Buc‘k-
aches are more than muSCle-'44 -
.-aches; they indicate derange-
i‘ - r: enl—VprobVably Kidney troublc'
. -—that' s serious. “
B11ker’s Kidney Pills
c .1re backache,- headache and
dizziness, by removing the cause,
. regulating the kidneys, thus, .
. purifying the blood. they are,
a tonic for the vital organs and"
occasional use will prevent dis-
ease. , They cost 50 cents at the
.druggists Book about VBack-z "
' ache and Kidney trouble, ree.
Bull'e'r Pill C0,, Bangor, Ilia.
Would like to call attene;
' lfblock to choose on Wilton avenue
ticn to four or five
styles of
FINE SHOES
First, our $1. 39 Lace Shee, Kid,
good style and very cheap.
Our $2 Jewell Shoes, Button and
'Lace, best Shoe 10 the Market. . .
Then. Our $2. 50 Welt Shoe, Fine
'Kid, good wear. A look at them
will convince.
Our $3 Razor Toes, patent backs,VV
very stylish; suits the partIeular
enVes: - -
'.ihe $3. 50 Kid Shoes speak 1'01
themselves.
We. think our ‘1' 4 Kid Welt Shoes
have the beauty, fine finish
' wear. ~ They are-about perfect
Lookatthese lines, you will be
satisfied. These are all old piices
'4 and can’t be duplicated to day
A. ll. HOYT & Still.
3714/41! Street, Norwtzlk.
' ' ' 1
A}. .L i T c
We are now prepared to supply
the public with a good reliable ready
mixed paint in, 1 pt, 1 qt, 2 qt. and _
4 qt. pails. Also aw and boiled
oils, turpentine, dryer, varnish,
white lead by the pound or hundred
. 1'.jveight white and colored kalsomine.
Putty, nails by the pound or keg.
Good line of paint brushes. -
Our prices are all light—same as
the goods. V V .
ILH. WILLIAMS
' 17 Main St.
“ stalemate:
. NEW LOT IN BLUE AND BLACK,
' Ta: Ior-made, latest style, sati
$6 10 $109 w aists and sleeve linings
DIAGONAL WORSTED SUITS:
IN BLUE AND BLACK
$8 5.0 a-Sllit Fine Custom work
All great bargains.
Call and examine.
H. econ-Wm,
170 \VASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
, .
THE HONEST PLUMBER,
W. o. HOLMES,
7 Water Street,
PLUMBING. WORK
T111 and Sisal 1:11 HunteranqurKer.
ALL WORK AND MATERIALS GUARAN-
TEED or BEST ”QUALITY, .1111)
PRICES FAIR AND, vEn’Y'
REASONABLE.
w. a. . Honmns,
"’ WATER STREET.
,_—_——_._.._.V
DAVID .w. RAYMOND.”
"Fulani Director and Emlalmet.
3 Wishington trethSwth Norwalk
'7 Residence; Mahackemo'fiotel
(its: t neglect it because'i't ssu‘ch '
‘lyn.
..was.last night.
They '
TUESDAY NOVEMBER V12 1895.
' Exrnnnr A'r r111: Poss; Orrma In Dion-vans
As A \‘nwsrnnn
’fl‘eIf'Vse ’iV‘alesV cl V4.1 he Tin es.
cu-
-.Hayes’ , 5 Elli-131 uh
—FIV"am'Ves made
Chief of Police 131 xdl ey is in New
Yerk, to- day. _-____
Mrs. ‘William Lockwood is ill at her
home on Elm“ street. ‘
Heman Stevens of Ridueficld, was in
t_ewn this morning.
..-—-—-——-——-
Thermometers reentercd Bdeurees
above zero at 7 o’clock this morning.
The Silver Mine Dramatic club is
already rehearsmcr forVaVOh11stmas en-
tertainmenl‘. '——. - _ _ .
~Har1ison’ :5 ready mixed prints and
collors, at Brotheiton Br.os, 31 Main st.
Mrs. John S Seymour and family
-' w1ll leave town on Thursday for Wash-
ington D. C
The West Main street Whist club will
meet at the home of air . Moses Glover,
" -: to-mouow evenin:
The Merchants’ Protective associa-
tion will meet- in Arlen hall, Sleuth
. Norwalk lac-night
Marks, the baker, is 1e1n0ving his
household furniture from the Junes
The members of the Painters’ Union
are to have a ‘V‘blow out” at their butt
in the GAZETTE building thV—V —mcr10w
night. ____
Cards are out announcing the engage-
ment of Miss Gussie Gusowski, of this
city, and Mr. Seymour Taft, of Brook-
The inefficiency of the officer in com-
mand 0f the city police force at night
was never better illustrated then it
A handsome model of one of the
gnuboats 0f the “white squadron” is on
exhibition inthe store window of James
‘M‘.’Creagh on Main street. .
'l'he Woman’h Club has arranged for
a series of 'ShakeSperian lectures this
winter. The first of the course will be
given on Tuesday evening, Nov. 19th.
elcatest novelties in toys, at George
Denton’s .., 31 Main street. n12 5-.
A hearing on the petition of the
Street Railway compmv for a layout of
their line'from the anytime to Cran—
bury will be held at the Select-men’s
office, to- night.
About forty ol’ the junior pupils of St.
Mary’ 6 school at med with smallbz‘ooms
marched to the Opera House this morn-
ing. They will take part in the outer-
tainment this evening. '
school, have raised fifty dollars for an
aid to a struggling church in the lum-
ber region of Maine.
The funeral of Mrs. Florence 1.
brook who died on Satmdny will' be at-
tened from her late home in Wilton to-
morrow afternoon.
about 4.0 years of age.
Oliicer Moreh'ouse arrested Henry
Meeker last evening, for being inttxi—
cated. 'Henry was very abusive to the
officer. This morning he was fine l #55
and costs which he paid.
The hay at the Fahan barn which
was burned early yesterday morning,
caught fire again yesterday aft 61110013
but the fire was put out by some mem-
bers of Pioneer H. and L. 00.
—Come to the Mission Seivice at
Grace Church to- night at 8 o’clock.
'Puev. F. W. Tomkins, Jr. ,preccher.
At their last meeting the '1‘. G. L. 'C. '
dicided to hold their meetings on Fri-
day instead. of Saturday afternoons.
The club will hold their next meeting
at the home of Miss Grace Byington.
The ladies of the Congregational
church packcdabarrel for a Mission—V
my in Oregon,_'yeste1day alterno-n
- The "clue of the contents of the be .riel.
was estimated at one hundred (1:11.113? '
Royal W. Sherwood ofS'outhpe'zt, land
Miss Etta A. Jennings, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur C. Jennings, ol' Greens
Farms, were married" this noon. The
ceremony took place at the home of the
bride.
Captain Dann was last night on the
trail of two men who he thought were
acting in a suspicious manner. . He
lost track of them in the darkness and
later they drove to their homes In
'Wilton. ' ‘-
—Come to the Mission Service at
Grace Church to- night at 8 o’clock.
Rev. F. W. Tomluns, preacher.
It is reported that Henry Moore
. found the doers of 11-15 house on Cross
Street, seen, early Monday morning,
and as he, had left them closed the night
before, he thin‘ 1s that burglars paid
him a visit during” the night but left
Without any plunder. .
The young: hdies of Mrs. White’s .
class of the Congregational Sunday
. 012102; '51<:‘1' nigl t by the appearance
{iddlc- ~-
.lhl:
~mi—-sioo was an impoit Int one could be
The deceased was 10
loud b11l,1;'inglvebulls, \1 lute his z-i-guntio
' it Ids den
.deiectit re,
tavin cities lit-en withdrew to one
There was quite a scrimmage Vat
'V'Ieeker’ 5 coal yard
colored man namcd‘o opt ingstein.
'ste’in ever the head with a‘ ’ shovel, and
that both men then had a pitched
battle. No arrests wVe1e made. -
ding, the Congrecational chumh, will
hold its “Annual Ito-union and Roll
Call.”
for social enjoyment during which sup-
per will be'served, and at 8 o’clock
pzeprinte to th . occasion.
..__6.
SOUTH NORWALK.
The Ited Men will make Indians to-
night of five or six pale faces.
The idercha Its’ Protective associa-
tion will meet 111 Arlen h ill at 8 o ’ciock
this cvenin- 1.
to night"
.the first
Butler Lodge will rehearse
and to-morrow night work
degree on several candidates.
The A. E. Austin building nemto the
Swarm it Corbett block was yesterday
5 Jill to policeman L. H. Decker.
M15. I -l1u lI.Ferr13 will entertain
the lad .ies r. l: the Yacht- v‘vhis t club, to—
morrow afternoon at hcr 1.:91 'dence Von
West >2l1“‘8..‘ 1-.
l’e-ter Smith’s family were turnel out
of the. hous; Ear-t night and were taken
to police l:=,-:1=.iquarters where they re-
mained all 11 I; V
Pen-r ‘s‘."::kemi:n who said he had
btezi worth; 211 ‘.‘Ciltt-n, approached
Oilicer Lit-14144:: last evening and asked
to gives 11 place to 3.601). The offi-
cer'lyeia-sd l1 .2: lip (42'. the charge of
di‘ll!sltz~'l:ll~.;:-‘S ‘ltl this morning Judge
Fro-t :‘im. ' ‘ 35 and suspended Hill-
ivnco to 11524.11; l1:- 1) 1401‘ tonrrt to get
out 1:l'towz:.
W hen 4G ',.t n D.:. 10f the Norwalk
police, uppeand in South Norwalk in
full uniform lust night, house up-
presched lay {filly Muishul John Paul
who csrquil'ed his business in this city.
Instead of loi’oihilug him, Dunn gave
him an (quwocul answer. The Mar-
that who lay the we}; ranks the police
officers, wizs rot (:vez'p'usaeed, but said
nolhiIIL. What he should have done
w: 18 to have 01d:- led l)1un otu (I the
(AW.
3
Shortly 4 yesterday
afternoon an alarm oi lire turned
in iron Box ll, for a tire in the chim-
neyof a house on line street owned by
Hot . & Gslrj'schmirtt and occupied by
LATHE.) Sui-gilclgze ol’ the Adams Ex-
press company, The soot in the chim-
ney was found to he lire and was
quickly extinguished by John Myer,
the carpenter at the factor} , lefore the
arrival of the tire department.
A telephohc messwe from Constable
Lorrigun at liovvcyton last night im-
parted the startling information that
the Wild V‘v’est mut'dercr's'wanted in
New Yuri-z were at Itgwuyton enjoying
thrmsolvcs'around a lazing camp fire
near a shanty 000'111).Utl by Italians.
C lustubhz Irelnud, Dttectlvc Gladstone
::1ul Ollicci Penning 'tou made
thorou ,Ill: “Gulch b ul tilled ’0) ob': ale :1
gllL‘upSL e of anyone answc crin; t': 1'11: d4.—
zai'cl' .0’ci-chi
Wit?)
0 Ll.
u '1
w
5,01 ipliou.
10550
of
of
his
VT‘nfs eV'ly wus mural] ‘Zed ubout
Tu
ill; .uiillll
l'imt
g: iiv Dui10flLIl Capt.
Nor'xulk police iotce.
ld' by his blanched face, standing: hair
lied that “Did Sleuth; ’ the
nus on duty i-c paraded
the streets admired by until he
l011111l.'0apt14.i11 Coleglove, the city’s
do tectivc C, \1 he like Dunn never cauth
embody unless they came l.» him and
surreudcled. Thctso 1.5 roes’ of the
side
silent communion emcng "them-
Suddenly they started otl' for
it that would have
made'iiiuil (liarrier Donne t’e “Nancy
liunhs” blush with shame. As. they
I'll-lied down South Mnin street they
tllr'C/OVBI'GLI that they were followed by
a Urzs'rrE reporter. This was too
um; 31 'o Dunn and he came to a halt
an 1 111111;,r himself over a fence to wait
for. it 111 porloi to pux, but the latter
halted ails ) 1111.1 sailed for the gaily
all
for
selves.
the depot on a :11
unit filmed captain in move. Alter
Illuzz 't: 11th.}? ll: 6 hot-Vt that be bid before
hunt: 1- v. 1' 1 f1 0110‘ 0-;1V‘l Sleuth” made
1. strut fox the! (put with the freporter
clos~luhlmlhin1.0:- their ar11vu'1 at
.‘hestso.:.u-.t.l:.44 lw'fo cc- ‘ebrcted detec
tives begun t; mate i: quirics of the
officials If they had Scull any “supersti—
tious.” peop‘e :-.l.:..:ut, even going so for
as to mention the loss- of money and
watches. Ending that no clue could
be obtained here the two started éfi'
but again seeing the GAZETTE man in
pursuit they crossed the. tracks and
made their way thr0uch the Soft diit
and sand iuounh Ilnlroad place to a
conspicuous pOei". ion in front of the
Mahackemo where the officer could, by
the rays of the elcCtric light, be seen in
his daily bedecked unitorm. Alter
standing iESpect-ien for .a' sufficient
time “Old Sleuth” took'theitrolley for
uptow 11. After his departure Colegrpve
was as mum as an oyster, but he looked
wise which pleased him and did no
harm. This morning it was learned
that Dunn wealooking for the jewelry
stolen from Miss Baird’s school,
of course he did 1101‘. find. "
V-<+rV———~—V--—V—-V
Adveitise in the GAZETTE-
One wcek from next Thursday even-
The hours from 6 to 8 Will be
there will be services in the church 011- V '
this morning. be-LV 4
tween 11. man named l:‘r111:='1s0n and 11-.-
It-- is 4
alleged that Garrison .stiuck. Springfi "
-"‘Whil'e Lord‘ Duurave‘n was in America V
4We were induced to believe that he had ' '
4 the question.
"‘Wcll, that’ 3 th 0 way to talk.
Which , '
DIIIRAVFN DISG‘I’FFIILD
A4 London Pavel iTell'sl the EaerV SVoV‘Ino lV'n-
.z '4 palatable cactus. ..
Lennon Nev; V12. —4'1V‘ e StV-V. James GaVVV
.V...
‘club
York Yacht controversy, ’ says
been rather shabbily treated, but hisstate
4ment shows that there is anOther Side to
The officials of the New
York Yacht club behaved throughout as
gentlemen and sportsmen. They could
not change the conditions of the race, not "
could they drive the Public off the high . .
seas, but if the accusation brought by
. Lord Dunraven is untrue, and we decline .
to credit it Without further proof, this
manner of making it will have succeeded
net only in stopping all Americn'i 3 cup
contests, but in making it very difficult
for any yachtsman with a particle of self
respect to consent to run against the ac-
cuser in the future.”
NEW YORK, Nov.12.-—N0 request has
been received at +«he New York Yacht club
from Mr. C. 01‘. var Iselin, asking that the
'ehargés brought against him by Lord
Dunraven be investigated. It is generally
known among Vyachtsmen, however. that
such a request is to be made, and its ar-
rival at the yacht club is hourly expected.
A meeting of theclub will then be held
at once, and a committee will probably be ‘ ..
appointeid'to act as a Court of inquiry. All
the witnesses will be summoned before it,
and it will then be determined officially
What a total Absence of foundation there
was for Lord Dunraven’ s charges.
Former Commodore James D. Smith,
chairman of the cup Committee, read Mr.
Iselin’ s state cent at his office today.
“So he calls Dunraven a liar and ii
blackguard, does he?” he exclaimed.
There are
times when it’s altogether wrong to in-
dulge in polite talk. On occasions like
thisb men should speak their minds, and IV
am glad to say that, in my opinion, 11114.
Isclin has taken the right course. And
here I might state, in connection with the
remcasurement requested by Lord Dun-
raven, that at that time his yacht Was ly—
ing in the Horseshoe, and it would have
been midnight before we could have got a
man down there. We did not agree to put
a rival representative on each boat, first,
because We took no stock in Dunraven’ s‘
chaiges, and, secondly, becauseV we had no
right to. ” .
V Brokers Cheer Smith and 11561212.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.—-—The Stock Ex-
change today gave public: expisssion to;
its opinion of Lord Dunraven. While: it
has been known all along What the mem-
bers thought of his lordship, it was not
until today that they voiced their senti-
ments as a body.
Commodore Smith and C. Oliver Iselin
Were cheered to the echo, while Lord Dun—
raveu was decried.
The arrival Vol? Commodore Smith was-
thc occasion for the outbreak. As soon as
the sturdy 01d yachtsman appeared at the
out1 ance and walked across the floor the
members guthe r: d about him. Ata signzil
given by Dick Hulstead the shout went up
unanimously:
“W hat is the Inattm with Connnodore
Smith: ”
The answer came back in an oven loud.-
.. er burst of noise:
“Ilc’ s all right. ”
“V'vho’ s all right?”
“Commodore Smith.
Several times this question was asked
and answered, and then in a slight lull
Dick Holst-end proposed three cheers for '
C. Oliver Isclin.
three times, but a dozen times, and with
such a vim that persons passing by went.
in to see what was going on.
S,
.New Ouiioinia Prunes, 90.:
They were given not--
The cheer? "
Welcome Soap is abso-
lutely free from excess oiV
alkali, coriosive', and other '4
‘adulterations that Is why it
is superior to any other soap.-
It by speCIal inducements '
they are led to try some
other kind, they always re.
turn to Welcome.
1:11.ster 111:.
Two' Per cent. Quarterly'.Dividend—
Dec., Mulch, June and‘Sept
lute Security (in ranteed by Real
Estate.
The Petit Manon Land and Industi ial Com-'
and dollars of the Treasury Stock of the COYf.
poratien. _ The company .invite the closest
scrutiny of its affairs and p1 oapc'ts, and will
be pleased to ans“ er all' Inquiries. ..
V A sulficient acreage of will estate 15 10serve'd
stockholders.
he tw 0 per
cent. quarterly dividend willbe declared in
1896. All stockholders cf record Oct. 28. 1805
will receive the December quair t'e'ily dividend
Write the Company 1' 01 5111' yes 01's plan-2
mospectuses, etc.
Pnrrr MANANLAND A: 1111111511111. C 0
V 46l High St., Belfast, M: i'1
~ 4 - or «101 John Hancock buildina
lenses s _.
mg:
i" Elli? FIFE”
First Duality Tomatoes, 7c. can.
Extra 'Fine Corn, 70.0 can. '
None Such Mince Meat, 90,'plsg,
New England Mince Meat, 99. pkg. .
lb., 3 -lbs
V f0r2 ‘ . .
New Pickles,- 80. doz
“ Mixed Pickles, 8c, pint-
SSESEF ESSFE
FALL STRL ET, .4"
EFF user ' tiny-rs
ing was continued for several minutes and ._ V
intermingled with'them .verc' cries of:
' “No Dunraven fox 11s. Down with his:
loulship!’ ’ _
After it was all over several member '
of the board expressed their opinion of,
Dunraven. They all agreed that his :10-
tion was audacious, cowardly, impudcnt
and utterly without cause.
One Cent Chicago Papers.
CHICAGO, Nov. 12 -— —'.‘_'1:.~. Tiibune an- .
pounced thtt the pile: of that papcr_o_n_V
weekdays, in side the city, will hereafter
be 1 cent. '3 he Times-Herald and The 1'11:
ter Ocean, the only other 2 cent morning;
papers, announced a similar reduction in
. price. This places all the morning papers,
in Chicagoct 1 cent a copy.
Eighty Miles an Hour.
GALEsounc, Ills. ., Nov.12.——A O. B.
and Q train covered the (‘11 stance from
here to Mendotu, 80 miles, in 80 minutes.
Supermtendent ti’ce estimates that the
stops and slow ups cuusoda loss of 20 min-
utes‘ This makes the actual- running
time 60 minutes, or at the rate of 80
1101031111101. "
peat-n or colonel I'I:ehae1 Slime-maker.
JACKSON, Mich , Nov. 2.—-—Coloncl
Michael Shoemaker. a. prominent business
1111111111111 politician, is dead, aged 77. He
we 5 born in Herkimcr county, N. Y. He
was prominent in Masonic circles.
A Cold; in the Head".
_ The quickest way to
V get rid of it—the simplest -
' and surest—mo bother, no
trouble—is with '
Salve-sea
(TRADE-MARK).
It
It "
It cures Catarrh.
cures all inflammation.
chres '
‘ Piles, " sun 'Iiseaees,
' _ scre‘l'hrcal, Burns,
, ' Toothache; Felines,
,‘Earasha,.,f;g , Scre Muscles,
ileur'algia; ”Elf ermatism.
Two sizes, 25 and 50 cents.
At druggists, or by mail.
‘ THE BRANDRETK CO.' ,274 CA'NA'L' Sh, N.fVV Y.
-1 hr
trit
tve d keeping two
rades ol meat inerder to
supply customers, but I find
110 satisfaction in handling
cheap or inIerVicr beef.
Hei'ealmter I shall out but
one urade, that the best I
can buv;~.1nd4 sell it at the
lowest poss: bl c iving 0'prices
.5. E. truss.“
(SWATL ‘R ST, N01 EVJALIL
- Horace 5-3.4:- Jana,
EVXCTLFIOL
and Sal. es stab]
Fmvuuvv“v_vuuvv
Opposite Daubury and
Evorwalk Railroad uepot’i
Norwalk, Conn. Stylish
Single _.or Double Team
with or without drivers.
Safeihorses for women
andchildren. . .
canon—2 HORSES A SPECIALTV'
MEEKER COAL Gil,
Gilli, role not,
lfllllilifli tiEl ll, TILE PlFE.
OFFICE wrruc. as. n HOLMES,
MAIN s'rnEEr, NORWALK.
Piano 31%35301155.
_ of the late Wm.D I». Nash.) gives cflicien
and satisfactory instructions on the Piano at
her home No.193 \luin cMeet
Horse Shoeing.
The undersigned has taken the shop in
the front 01' S.T .lt uby’ s on Cross street
and is prepared to do home shoeing in
flan-018.65 manner
John '1‘. VLycett‘,
LIGHT PARCEL and
LBEKWODD’S KAG-E DELIVERY
Cheap rates. Will also take orders for mes-
senger service in New York. Goods called
for and delivered to all' parts of the town,
01 ders 1eceived at E P. Weed s Drus Store.
sSIWVall Str set, with telephone connection un-
ti 8 30
C E. LOCKWOOD.
VBVy KARVVEY; BEDIENT,
5'GraV111Vl VSVt., Norwsik
Orders receved evenings. ' 1 in 3111
’ Ftll AFB METER
.» them up in the latest Styles.
Alisa-V : .
pan'y offers at par $10. 00 per 511111 e, fifty thous-V '
as a. perpetual and absolute "11.11 antee to"
"Present condition of the busi._, -' '
VV11ess wauants the management In st atiue that
_a special dividendin addition tot
RS GEORGE W. TDB. ADLEY, (daughter, _
PIGTURES FRAMED
suns"
‘,...3
$3 50 Vup.4:-
VV‘iu1ts from $18 up
E. GU30 WSKI
Cor. WALL and WATER SVTS.
Dress suits to hire. , '
SUIT] [VG-S.
Having
0011
rallandiltl red “ huge ““9 01’ handsome
mt-er suitings, I am ready to make
V F. KOCOUR
Hm Mam St,81uth Norwatk.
,l 4.1: GAPI TVAng '. V,“- _VVVV
1-4 Greece M.H0L11_Es.
43-13. L. Gn‘uxmcmn,
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
V36 WALL 31'94N011WAL11
INCORPORATED SEPT. 1, 1876.
GEORGE M'. HOLMES, Presidént'.
EV. L.V1VV30rVEn, Vice-President.
VWILLIAMA. CURTIS, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
VH.E.DA‘11N. '
4 : iJ. T. Pnowrr'r
E. L. BorEB,VV
‘:=.J.' Cousms, J11.
lliscount Day, saturdav
Faulleld Bounty National Bank.
44 Walrfltreet, N02": walk Con-n.
INCORPORATED, 1824- _V'(Janital, $200,000
Enwmo. KEELER President.
DA AVID H. 11.1.1111. Vice-President.
_ . » ‘.GREEN. Cashier
DIRECTORS
EnWINO. KEELEn
DAvm-H.M1LLEB,‘- ‘ AM.0£ISFFIFE1?EIF€VEB
. F ST. J OHN Locxwo‘on, THEODORE E. SMITH
1311' 001.11. . 011113 F. Tmsrmu.
‘ Accounts of Manufacturers, illerchants and
diviquals Solicited.
Safe Deposit Boxes free to Depos tors
A
D'ELIIE
The Finest in Market.
COFFEE.
Nicks-risen ‘82: Betts-
13:08"
WHITE secs srcss.
Men’s Woonsocket Rubber Boots New Stock,
$2 50 a pair.
We are Headquarters for Men’ 3 Grain Laif and
Hip Boots, at $ i .45, $2, $2.50 and 3.09,,
RUBBER COATS AND MACKINIosu-ss,
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