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WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 4. l896.
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‘ADVERTISING IS PAYING US.
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Selling well-made reliable Clothing is increasing our busi—
ness daily. In years to come it will be known as a solid, sub.
stantial business house.
Suppose you drop into one of our stores and ask to [be
shown through]; N 0 pressure will be brought upon you to
purchase. Wejwould like 'to show you what we are doing.
Here are some things We are having a great sale of :
Men’s Fall and Win an Sale
In Fancy Cassimeres and Cheviots, carefully cut and trimmed,
excellent value for business wear,
$6.50.
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FALL SUITS
For men, in the new overplaids and checks, shades in brown
and tan.
an, $I2,'$|5., $20.
Blank tlay Diannnal tniayay tent and test,
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ONE OF OUR BIG LEADERS.
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NORWALK’S UNPREGEDENTED MAJORITY.
To NORWALK EVENING GAZETTE;
19 MAIN STREET,
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NEW AND SECOND HAND
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Special Reduction for Spot Cash.
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The following telegram was received shortly before 3 o’clock this morning:—
BEPUBLIGM! HEADQUARTERS. H. Y. GiTY.
At this hour it is clear that Gov. McKinley will have over three hun-
. FINE AsSORTMENT 0F
Kersey and Bearer 1*
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“For winter wear, in Blue, Black or Brown shades, cut in this
season’s approved length. The Kersey Overcoat we are offer-
ing at $10.00 cannot be duplicated elsewhere at this price.
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dred in the Electoral College and the largest popular vote ever cast for
any candidate for the Presidency with the exception of the second elec-
tion of Grant. We are assured of a majority of from 80 to too in the
House and a clear majority in the Senate. The victory is complete and
sweeping.
SAMUEL FESSENDEI.
Sound money and honest government have won the day,and McKinley and Ho-
bart {are elected by the most sweeping victory over accorded any candidate for
the piesidency. . ‘
The East voted solidly, while the middle West adds its electoral votes to those
of several Southern states for Major William McKinley, giving him over, 300
electoral votes.
In addition to the overwhelming victory of the republican candidates, the House
of Representatives will have from eighty to one hundred majority, while the
U. S Senate has been regained and the republican party will once morehave
the presidency and congress.
This glorious victory means a revival 01 business and better times, more confi-
dence and sound money.
Congressman Hill has been re-elected by about 15,000 majority, while E. O.
Keeler is elected senator from this district by the largest majority ever accorded
any candidate.
J. Belden Hurlbutt and 001. Russell Frost have also been elected by phenom-
enal majorities. reaching to almost 1,700, and the state is claimed for McKinley
by 30,000 majority.
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Stationery and
I Fanny Articles,
He wiil soon open a full line of Golf and other Sporting
Goods, and also a line of the newest things in Decorated Cel-
luloid, Linen and Chamois, suitable for Christmas gifts.
Articleslleeerated to Order.
WATCH THE WINDOWS 0F
FREDERICK W. naenns
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19 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
Bicycle Sundries at Reasonable Prices.
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