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W O K K M 10 N ' vS xV ) V ( ) ( AT K .
LABOR NOTES.
Hoss Newman, of ';i 1 11 1 n i street, New
YolU, re'lueotl tlie wane's i if lii- cluplo cs
".Ml -1- cent. 'I'lic result w as.lliat lln-v
went mi strike. Tliev ;ire all nieiuliois
nf tlie International Ve-.iiniil.ei-' I'nion.
Four Inunlrril miners at Koliertsoii s
mines, Kxrrlsior, I'a.. aie mi strike fur a.
raise of waives. It is eper... tliat I In
miners cmplo) e.l li) the I " 1 1 i . 1 1 'al ami
Mineral Mining Company vv ill j' in Hie
st rikers.
The strike (if the i n . 1 1 . ! . r-. at the nr
ner Ml'-. 'd's shup is not vet over. 'I lu
men only a-k that t ut unmMei -. U
away from the shop. They are not
afrail of the class ol penple vv ho aie al
present seaiil.iu,-, it t lu-re.
The hos-e-i ot tin- Hi-o.-nlu.iN . N. Y..
Iior-e railroa.l are h:i in,: ieeii.:e upon
t he ill Iv els ami ei n a I il i ,r , vv hoeompla in
that they are lia.llv lirali , . 1 1 1 . 1 oiilia-e
oilslj lilie.l for every -.hoi h o.niii;:. I 'n
slilrs mail) i them have lieell V II I II I ll.e. I
lor I al. i ml; pari m 1 1 ( --( i ike last spilii:;.
The a-selllhla-e of o. ellipl.,) r. al I he
hoii-es of Svul'l ami Moiri,. (iiie.no
Tlilllsila) morniliL'. Ii-'l man) people !o
think that the strike hail emleil. Then
w a-, a line of J.lMMt al Sw ill's. Ii.-ele.
I he sil 1 1 : 1 1 n hi u a , 1 1 1 1 1 ' ! i : 1 1 1 - I . lour
ol l .'.'i Hil'li :i .loll., none iif ll Ill
employ i". heiiiL' amour, I In in. It ... ev . i
The L'al hei in:' ol I lie I'm i employ is
u as line 1 1 1 I he I ai I that I he pa) 1 1 ill w a
hi'illi,' ealleil The -.aliie ei n n h I loll p l e
vaik-.l al Mm r,-'. 'I 'heir, t...,. a small
duel' u a al work I 1 1 no IhIIiii:; wa-
ilolie. 'file pai'I.el -. have inaile rolilplrlr
arraiii-iiieiils lor a si nl.r. The I'lnia-r
lolls h ue heen oolrle.1 In pill illM al lneil
I lm-.; - Ill I he In m e-, ami I lie e veil i n
si i-iiis nf a I or i ni" h; a'i i u ill he i i i .1
POLITICAL NOTES.
"Von ran I vvraiia rail whileil l.rrp,
- llekili' al Ihr oM row."
The si railil I ,ahor nli- ;i. n plea -a nl
surprise i 1 1 he arl ie inilepeiii lenls. Now
lor I he orani.al ion of ihe u a i ils. a in I
make preparal ioli lor the eily ami tow n
elerl ji in I H s I m ml h.
Maiisliehl ran iniiih alu-ail of 1 1 i . I irl.el .
The nominal Mill of Mr. Maiislirlil is lliic
jnsl ilieil, ami' Ihe reason of his inn
elect ion is no! thai he would nol have
inaile a giH represent al i ve in ( 'onress,
lull lierausr the worl.iiir-mcu were not
weaneil from "party,"
A person u ho will allow his expressed
political opinions In he hoiihl for money
is; low down in the seale of civilization.
HeMs dislioiiesl. The ilislioiiosl man
may reform, lull il is hesl lhal In- hr not
t rusted aain; and if he hastrulyie
foriued, lie will lint ask cotilidemv.
There seems In he a ureal hue and cry
over the shrievalty hiisiness in this rily .
The olliee has Ho political -a.;iieunee,
and we are furred to the conclusion thai
it is a mere matter of spoils lhal agitates
tin ntendinn fact ions. And il is sta
ted upon omul authority that certain
"democratic" heelers received i in nicy
from one of I he candidates to help defeat
t he candidate of their own party. The
heelers are known, and will he known to
their disadvantage in Ihe t ut lire.
Tlie election of Messrs. Iliiiiie and
( 'on tiers on I he "ilemocral ic" t ieket vv ill
not necessarily prevent them from voting
I'iedit as representatives prov iile.l tlirv.
arc not "democrats" of Ihe same stripe
as the general run of that denomination.
Still, il would he slram..e if capitalists
would permit men vv ho are in I ,iv or of I he
nal lonali.al mil , if laud, t he al mill ion of
nat ional banks, the eov eriuneutal ei ml ri
of telegraphs and railroads, etc., to oeeu
py a place on their ticket. father the
capitalists -ii the Kuihls of l.alnir vv ill
lie disappniuled.
If slow-eoiiiini1 reports arc eorreel.a
few polilical heelers have siieereded in
thoroughly hainhoohn;; a niajoiilv of
Knights in I . ., Il takes lime ,
r,rt at the truth, hut il w ill out. Tin
reports printed in capitali .! ic panel
throughout the Stair that the Knight
were not in favor ol' pohtir.al .h Iioii. is
said to have come from interested "lieni
erratic" politician-, who are UMii;tlie
h der for t hell ow n en. U. I'-v thew.iv.
why were no Krition and I. c maid
elreli-d as dr legates to I hr Norvv irli ei .n
X rill ioli '. Is It possible I hat 1 lai I lm .1
Knights diseov el nl sniiiet Inn- ':
I roilliled Kniidu 111 'in I hr roiiiil r. vvanl-.
know w hat Tommy iiirant whenhrnu
plored eerlain Kni-hl.-: "I'oii't to n h
I he board !"
VSARLIXE B0YC.0I 1 ING.
I do 11. it t hltl'l. I I llll V I e.tll.e.l vv hal
hovrollim. iiiraul. -avs a ..,ii.oii ',,.., s
eol ri'spoiideiil . I ill I mi l a lar.;e tai iin-i
at Nevvrastle.limi tioii.ini .uinii inna
i; !;. a. a.sj.e.l !,;,,, !' .! . .,;!.! r- :. j
thrrr. "on ni iv ui I i iir O...VH .,
Iilal form." u Ihr aa-vvn. 1 .1 1 1 , h, .
wouldn't sell tile oil" "' When il , .,ir .
tn Irt'itio; imablr to hi, v a i-";-. i-apn.
t hr s s, ni i, prilrel nelrrd. Ilr.v.is
ejoin.u into I amri ,e, 1,1 iniv - 1 1 .) i . - 1 . .r
the vveiU. belli,' llll alile to i;rt anything
lie.irer, and vv as taking 111 part of a hav
rake to ifpaired. vv hirh anv bhnk
smith eould have ni in half an Innu.
I lis butter merchant in Cork vvt o'.-t,.
say that if lie coiitiuurd to .1.. ,i,Mti,.
foi him all his olhrr riis..iiiris vv.m
leave, and h. lias to sell his hiitirrl.v i "-a ! a . o
htrategy. lie li.is a prole, t son p. .-I 111 I s ,t.., , 1 . n-v
his yard, and his dati-hler cannot uo out
without a revolver and police. His hay
wa. nialii-ioiislv biirnl. and lh'- i ndeav
ored to priivc thai she had set lire to it.
If he had not happened to be away Iroiu
home himself at the time it wa. burnt,
all I he water in Ihe Shannon, he said,
would not have i Irarr.l him of it. His
: ilfeliee w as the ii.ual one . .lal.in
a farm from vvhn h aiiolhrr had Im-cii
ev icteil
SOCIALIST VICTORIES.
'I'he 1'ieiieh Snrialisls have gained
auot her virtni) at the Municipal l'".lcc
t i. i i s. This time il i, al Saint Muni.
'I hr rill lie Sin-iali -t list Was ret III him I.
The votes weir; .Irnisrl. I, .'I, I; Itassl-lt,
',l.":i: l.'orhrtlr.s;;;; r,i,ua-tle. S.lll; Ni.piel,
s.'i. 'I'he highest numher of Voles ob
tained i v I he K.i'ln al . w a.- .Vi.'.
A STREET TALK.
"Sav, liiil, wliat i to Vnll suppose
llio.-r Vorkllolirli ale "oilito do
How?"
"I bllillo."
"Well, he '-e mull- to llotuiliale
a I'nli rii ami town t ieket. t 'an't
VVI- sir Milur of I In-Ill ami I Hf 1 1 1 1 il?"
lull i-- all old jiolil inaii, ami is
Used lo I lie Was of polil tenths, bill.
In- h.i- a liol v liiii ror of oraiii.ei
Work MIL' lm II, especially I lln-r union
im-n in the 'I'l'ade.s ('mim-il. "I
uanl oii lo understand," In- replied
i 1 1 h is coin pa ti ion's an imts ipn-ry,
"I Sl.lt I .1111 Hot ..oilier ,, -sk -i ll Idjr
m tailor in -1 1 1 1 1 by soiiie laborer's
slioriiial.ri'. 1 1 yon wan I lo see any
of I ho.se fellows. Mill had buffer mi
oil rsel I. "
,1 usl then I lay II u-li I v ca me .iIoiil'
and erected llis oslrlHlblr pollt leal
1 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -s wit li : " li, iJu'iv! ji iriink
a-aiu?"
All eypressioii of wounded pride
nvi-rspri-ail hill's leal In-ry 1'ime as lie
replleil with all the ilionily of ,i
uau'ef of liitiors: "No, llu-lilv.
We're Hot illllllk. bill We're d d llll-
certaiti about some Ihines."
The approach of an aristocratic
jiulee was a signal lor llii-hly In m l
iitii of the ctmi hi 1 1 v of tlie (wo rather
shady individuals, ami a sue-imsl inn
lo "have .soiuet h'ni";" from a "deiiio
cratic" heeler look Ihe parly to a sa
loon nil llrer-soll street, where tlie
rcporler was loo modest lo enter,
and I he coiil iiiual ion of v. hal proni
iseil to bean interest illjj; coll yi-fsat ion
was lost.
WHERE THE SPLIT IS.
William IJirhnaii. in his ileparl-
nient of the l,'nii.rr. Willi ilsnsn il
I
disreeard ul' I'aet. says there seems In j
be a splil in tin1 Lyceum Club, ami
makes personal allusion tosome of its
llieinbe1 s. 1 hal I he expulsion nl' an
iiiicoiie'eiiial iiu-iiiiicr s 1 1 1 1 1 i t consti
tute a split ni an nr-atn.alinn is an
idea that is worthy of a crack-brat n
i il eily editor. I le iiimht as well
have advertised a split in the "dcino
catic" party w hen one of its ninn
bers was deprived of his vote bv
reason of his brine hnne t r murder.
INFOIMATION.
Work iii-iucu and women who desire
to belter their eondilion and arc vviihn
lo join hand . vv it h I r;;aui.ril Labor, ran
obtain all 111101-111. 11 ion in i. ,: ii, to ihr
v arii ins i uii.'. ii ions and t he manner ot
I0111111-, them, by addressin- .1 letter to
the
ti; ii:s rut Ni'ii.,
1'. O. l'.o fie.', Nkvv 11 MIA.
( r, if II is pre In red. the) may call
personallv al Trade, t'oiimil Mall. ','.
( hapri street, dav 01 eveiini-. I'liin
111 11111, -al I, a is ami intei v lew s are re.;arded j
as si 1 let I v 11 inlidrnl ial. I
I int.-1 .. 1-11 1 ' I loir 1 i-a 1
Mi ll s w 1 1 H ' mr 11 no shu I s and draw n s
r;
al .' ic.. vv 1 a t h h'r. Men's .rai let h
wear al '.IS., vvnitli si. Caul
! ,e lot at ', ir. and u .vv ai .Is. at
M. I.vmiui:
hapri si n-rt
SPLCIAL AULNTS
l 00
WOKK MEN'S ADVOCATE.
l...-l.. It W ta-. vv 11 . Kill,! in. I s 1,., 1
I '. 1 . 1 ... 1 r .1:1 s s, I!, 1 ".- M i;n -li,-, 1
I .Ms S I l.! III,! II VV I . , 1S (O j
l.'111-l...l f. I. Uli.ll s I'.li.l-, I' I
"JUSTICE:"
Hi-i-i 1.1 Oi:,..v 00- s,,. 1.1 ll. w.i, 1: .
I IIMIIIN. I St. I Ml.
I'.-sl.-e ti
I .it Has ,,tV., ,-
ilXtctinqs.
Mi:i;h
il ular
MI-:i;h'N SKl'TION. S. I,. I'. -.Re-;-
llieelin.;, ,,n the Seroud and
mil 1 1 1 Sun, iv ev enin-s m each month.
) l 'TI I I'd; 1 11 l ' r Ab'I'KNTl'.K.s
) AMI .(iNI".l:S of Ameliea. 1,'e-r-
ular meet in- every Wednesday ev enin
al 7 o'clock, al Wood s buildin-, col ner
t 'hureh ami (Jeoi-e streets,
i;ai:maki-:i:s' int. i'mun no. h;.
w Ue-ular meet in-; the V'ud Wednes
day in each month, 7 r. M., at Trades'
( ' hi iit-i I 1 all.
.1
Ot'KNf.VMKN TUI.oliS' I'NIu.N,
Keiriilar Meetings at Trades I 'nuiieil
Hall on the sreond and fourth Mondays
in each mouth, al s o'clock p. in.
YKI'Kh'UKI'Tsrilf; I'h't l' A( i A NT i A
. 1,1 I i ts lirst and third Tliurs-
day in each month at si lown street.
) N ri;i;s AND I'AITd.' II ANlif.Ks'
I :Ni IN. No. 1. Ii'i-lmiI.-ii- meetin-s.
I ll'st and Third I'lidav evrnin-s of each
month, al r. !u o'rlnrk. o-.rr Turn Hall,
cor. ( rau-r and ( 'ourl --t reels.
o i-'.t "i n in ni-'.w ii t:n. s. I,. I1. The
O rei.mlar inert in-s of this Sntioii are
held al Trades ('oiun il Hall on Ihr lirst
Monday in rach month al s o'eloek p. in.
rPUAIl-:S I 'l H 'Ni II,. b'e-ular meet
I i 1 1 s i ai the I i est and third Sundays
ill each lil '111 h . a I 7 o'rlork ill the eve
llill-:. A II unions .hollld be represelllnl.
; l I.I. IT Nt. I Ills l IAIk. .;.f!
NdM'AIM'.II, ASSKMI'.LY.---
" ' b'r'.'iilar .re in-s every Tuesday
rvrliill-r. al N o'rlork. Ma-.oliir Temple.
I'. O. address. H"V lai'-'.
Aducvti&cnxcnts.
I IIOS. l. I i; , I'l e'l .
Most Central House in the City.
II-. i -i l ar l.iiir- i.l-s Hi, ll'.il-, I- .ill 1. il l- "I
t In- rii v
I'KIIMs, ji.1 imi I'l l! . .
I III s ale SI i i-cl. New llavi-ll. Cullll.
yoi'nh's ( H;ai; si' i;k.
5C.MARGUERITA CIGAR 5C.
. n 1 1 vi v s v in h n; i an. i i.i; M...
I,;l lt;i-.l Sliirt. ol anv i'nliaerii Mine ill
tlx- ( ll V.
r) 1 5 SrATL St., Cor. Grand Ave.
;v i l l I s .
t '
SUCHER & MULLIN
iss S i' 1 1 : S 1 1: i-;i-;t.
Lilies) ii.ivi'I'h's in lini- Hals ilirn-l1 1'r, mi far.
try, s:iv im: ivl.iil ir,,ies.
Ii-rls ,.-.lt, 1,7.-1, l .'.Ml. i.Oll. :..-.o
Sill. II. it :t.'MI, I. SO.
Soo Our Now Gossaiiior DreSo H,n.
I'i auk- ll.ius mii.I i. nil's l-'ii i iii-liin-s at e
lo-ini-lv lew pri'i s. ( all ami In-ei.iiviiii'i'il
SUCHER & MULLIN,
ii. ISS s I I. s i Ki l l .
THE YALE FOMIN PEN !
.,.,. :ll, M,, ,,....,.
" LANE
Agent.
HATS ! HATS !
Si.oo, Sl.oO. S-.oo. x-.V.o. s:!.oo
I niiui I, ;!' I i ii l. ri ) II .il .
i' s.osi;oii. MiciiriiriisT.
O. 15ITTL1CK,
W Ii. ii,- ,e,. I ; 1 -1 lit Healer in
Fish, Oysters and Clams
Si m I noil ol II l lulls.
ri hms , .sii ham '.11, 1,1 1 i.i 1 :-ii,.v 1
93 Broadway.
GILHULY & BOHEN
viam r v, 1 1 1.1. 1:-. "I--
Soda, Mineral Waters. Etc.,
57 Sr. John S r ree t.
I'1 VI I l: 1 V 1 I MMi- "I
Groceries and Provisions,
1
Cor. Dixwo! i Av. ami Honrv St.
BREAD.
BREAD.
Notion Mom or .ilur a.I-e. ration ii-nl
ni i.in la, ..i, I
sk -.our l.lori-l r.il our (himiU,
S. S. THOMPSON & CO.
i f 1 i,l, -I llaki-i V 111 t he t i! v .
t:v voimv r..Ki:i!v
lt liimiU 1 inn fact nr.l I ! ii i-ssl v
tor l'.iiol l'i-iiil-.
i Herman Trust. 7.VJ .v ;:H.rnii.l st.
rtucvtlscmcnts.
K. OF L. MERCHANT TAILOR,
1. mi (.uM 1 i i-:,
l 1 1 : 1 stork -I l';,il ami Winter I Is oh lialnl
I'aie 1 iv 1 n-o.ii - in.-t'li- al h- ivv ITi'-e-
CHARLES COXETER,
TAILOR,
1b Clark Street.
F. WM. SCHNEIDER,
MERCHANTTAILOR
nil -1 in: 1 it 1 1:1.
I'iiir I ii 11 11 Is a ml 1 11 1 v.orU. Satislae
I ion - uaraiileed.
I. MAILHOUSE,
Printer, Designer, Stationer,
( Impel St.. New llawn.
nl rn (.; nl'lA A I.MMiS.
$5 to $10 Saved
I I V o II I (M I!
Suit or Overcoat Made by Us,
s I I s iii
"'..".. X-.' ; , ; I,,, .s,-,.
n I la n Is in i;in;i;,
x'.' I. -s In !.
liaii i:i:s n h;ih:i;,
sii. -SI, s' tn -si".'.
Till l.aU'isI .V--i.ll III. lilli'sl Quality ;in.
hvi'iM' si v. 1.1: i-'.i:i;it .
I '.1 -'ill 1 . 1 I'! , 1 1, 1 i fir I III r niaiill.e V.ll'ielv til-
Inn- ). 1 I'uri ha-e.
I. KLEINER & SON,
TA1Loi;s,
707 and 709 CHAPEL STREET.
KstllliMiril lsVi
I 1(M)I COMMISSION eivril to respon.
'l sitile Canvassers. Apply al Mil
Chapel si., lop Mm ir, for part ieulars.
DO NOT
IH'V AN IIYKIHUAT.
. SI'ITOK CLOTIIKS,
Nt ib' A
I'A 11: !' 'n;tirsi-:i;s
mi Ihiiy r mint iir mir emit
Men's& Boys' Winter Clothin
I'riees are 111 keepum with he iv-
diieeil w.i.'es in'
I in- prop,,
NORTON & CO.,
AI. IIAI.I..
I 85 CHURCH STREET.
Adocvtiscmcnts.
S. H. BARNES,
iii'.vi.r.i: in
Choice Beef, Mutton, Lamb,
K't'C. K'l'c.
iAn: in 'i n 11 1; m:amn.
STALL NO. I, CITY MARKET.
Come anil m-c tin- anil we will 1I0 ymi Kooil.
S. II. IIAItNKS.
a-: d)sfi:i;s (i-i-:.xi:i to ti;ii-:i:
llill 1llhlHllt til I I ' 1 1 illltl Silll
I ish at
A. K. BROWN'S,
1 .ii iinl Am inn-. i u ll;irn.
rrrv cash uijockiiv.
74 & 76 Congress Avo
il or. llill street.)
A I-'II.'ST CLASS f'MII,Y
GROCERY
A N
M I -: A T MAIIKUT.
BOTTOM PRICES.
Kai-lv e.'i talili-s . 1 1, ei irs mill I'mii s. reeeiv 1 il
I os ev il i;n . fall ielilar ilttelll i' I to
I I AMI Ol I I I .
FLOUR ami BUTTER A SPECIALTY
I oii't h'ore-el 1 1 1 f People's Store.
J. H. KEARNEY,
71 .noi 7i ( iiN(.iii:ss ai:nii:.
FLORENCE HOUSE
Ifemilnr Meals 25c.
I Alii 1: ltn lil Ki.no l i t; i 1:1:1,.
khiin' i!iiirriii:i(s. itoj.s.
lliiosit)- ( ity Mark ft.
CHARLES KLEINER,
-: LAWYKi; :
Nolai .v I'll lil ii. .Ill-tin- of Hie IVa -.
l.'mM ','., Will i I. S lit IhlUMI,
(',) rimnh St., New lliivfit, (on 11.
OH-l-'ll K ol'CN I V I I '.s
TAYLOR BROTHERS,
'!( I 'iJ O.il. St.,
W KISS m lUIKWKliS,
.((-. I III i:. 1 AVI.IIK, I'i i.
Also. Itottlin-; nun-iil for .lanu-s Hei-i-iinl's 1'n
inoiis ,..v York I .airei heir, (inters hy
Mail or Tele liuiie 1 )- iiii 1 1 1 Iv al lemlr.) to.
The Quitinipiac Brewing Co.'s
LAGER BEER,
ALE AND PORTER.
ABSOLUTELY PURE.
PHILIP FRESENIUS,
LAGER
BEER BREWERY
488 Congress Ave.,
I si;1iiii,ii,.,i is;
NKAV II.W i;n.
WEIDEMANN'S
LION BFtEWERY,
I KI.Moi;
L A (i i: i! II K K I!.
ALLINGTOWN,
V n A.,r...-.li,'Vli::.. NKW II.IVKX. CT.
rtuevtiscmcnts.
MclMTYRE. MAGUIRE CO,
GRAND OPENING
OF ALL OUR DEPARTMENTS !
ifeat i'ei;iratiniis for the hill Tnule
I'lareain.s for t he People
Constantly Arriving !
Values that cannot, he aiproaiheil
outside of Our Store.
rrotiiitieiil on Our ( 'nimicrs the
priecs we name an, hevotul ihutlit,
l'leasiii"; to Our ' Patrons.
I!e sun ami visit, our ' hr.ss
tlimils, llusi, i i and HIaiil,, t 'mi nlt rs;
it will he a Saviiiu- ,,' M , t,,
von, ami a Source of I'lrasin-e lo' us.
All are eonlially inviled.
MdNTYRE, MAGUIRE & CO.,
''5 ( In I SI.. N. iv Haven.
frW W'oir.s fr Ihr Wmiimiii main
I'msjivrihi fur Ihv Mrrcltiutl.
M. KLKINi)K,
i '- i: A x ii a i; n i i;.
A new stock of ( 'arpel ino-s. Oil
Cloths, Hats ami Caps, ami
Cent's Piiriiisliitie; (iomls. Also in
I I'Y atlil Fancy (Iomls he is
with the market prices at all times.
Cive lis a. cull, we will use
yon well. ( lm- prim, ami money re
funded when e-oods tint, sat
isfactory, at
M. KLEINER'S.
MEIGS & CO.
O I ( ) T i l I 0 R vS ,
107 & 109 Church St.
NKW JFAVKN.
P.J. KELLY & CO.
I -AHUM SUITS.
mmm suits,
i;i:dihx(!,
win innvsn adis. mr.
FVKI.'VTIIIXC COMPFFTF
l-'ol I loiisekeepin, on tlie most 1,'easoii
alile Terms. ( )ne I 'rice ( inlv .
321 & 323 Grand Avenue
Frank A. Hutter,
Ni.AUTHWL WMTIIAUKKIi,
I'i (iKOIWIK STIIKKT.
Will i-lies ill. I ( Ini-ks eleaneil anil repairi'il. A
iliseounl ol ,'ll ier eent uivell mi all Work for
lllellilii-l-s o t lit- K. of I..
vSAM. II. .KIK1.5Y,
American and Swiss Watches
AT Till-. l.ciWK-T l-iai l.
A I'i ih- Assii-tni-iil of Kolli-d (oilil l liaiiis
anil .li-vveliy.
834 CHAPEL STREET.
1IKAI.KI! IN
All k i nils ol'.I imvcI rj. niericnn S h iss
Watclies. ( lucks, 0iiTa (ilnsscs, ic.
i.o a x o i i i r i:.
lliirliesl irice ailvaiieeil 011 IMnl'on. SpeelH
altetilioti ..'lu-n to Uepairiint.
No. 5 liiirrli Sti-t-ct, N.-w Haven, Conn
We always enileinor to sell reliable
Homls. ami an) one iiircliasine; of ns
w ill he convineeil tliat our prices
are as low as any on all
KHIiles of
Shoes, Rubbers, k
B. E. LYNCH'S
One Price Boot and Shoe Storo,
:!7 ONlilJKSS AVKNL'K
AMI
TVs COMMKUCK STRKI7T.
THE B0YC0TTER.
TI1K I'l'Hi 1 A I. Hid. AN (if
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, No. 6.
- Mi
Ill-eat Helcinlcr f Hie I.ulior Cause.
T K KM s :
i m- Year. r,
siv M, mills.
Thr. e M..till,s,
Aii.lri-ss Tar Cot Kirrm,
Vj, i-, -,n sirvt t. New v,,rk
IJIlVlOTTn.K.N.v.THIIIIINE!

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