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THE IIARTTOHD DAILY COTJIiAXT: WEDNESDAY. NOVEMKEll 'JO. 1895; 12 HOOTS ATI SHOES. FAMILY 3. CJXJTII1NO.

KTC. CITY ai VICINITY. We advertise only what we have. end exactly as it is. MONEY SAVING ITEMS I In order to cloe out Rpi-vdtly Rome numbers of Allen Solly a bigh hand-made Underwear which wit do not intcml to repleniah, we offer tliein at those ridieously low price: I sV I We've Got A GRIP ITxecntloii on Judgment.

J. rdrney Tutti'e of Now Haven ha levied execution on a Judgment for asroafffs and $100 costs which Wiiiina i I a IThe Goat Allen Solly's hand-made Heavy Winter JJalbrigrgan Sliirt or Drawers that mcd to self for t3.00, now obtained troin jmin r. I tt ir. rtat I "Willis K. Becker of lllis city.

On the Contributes $2.45 Each. $3.45 Each. Allen Solly Heavy Whit Angora SbirU or Drawerg.sizes 40 to 50 that used to sell for 3 a garment, now Hnsiss Ever think how mucM Allen Sollr'a LalieV- hand-maile Whit Mr. Goat contributesu to the man He has enabled us toH Merino Underwear, Vesta 2o, 28, Drawers. 30.

32. 34. that used to sell Each. for 14. 60, now offer to the men now a crdl VVork UulMt.

The annual meeting of the Hartford JUai.ch Needle Work Guild of America will be hold at the nmm of the City Mif-pjon, IVarl street, to-morrow afternoon fit o'clock. The collection of prrnnts will lie on exhibition. Tea will he eerved during the afternoon. All are cordially Invited. Joint Nook t'onipiiHle.

The Iuff SolIaie Dial Company has bi en orsranized at Thomaston, with a capital of $5,000. In 109 shares of :.0 ea-'h, S1.0CO paid In. The subscriber to he mutt nre 11. Duff ami nineteen other resident- of TH mafitun. The Willimantie Cotton Mills Correlation, reeentlv organized at Windham, has a capital of 20.000.

In 1.200 Fhares of $100 each. paid in. The mbscribers Frank A. Haylo. rawtucket, li.

f.95 shares; Jos-jn Mercer. Williniantto. John 8. Dye, New Redford. and James It.

MacColl. Paw tucket, K. 5 fharea. good, solid, substantia AMONG THE NEW THINGS TO-DAY ARE A new lot of Huntley Palmer's Celebrated English Biscuits. German Spice Drops, and nice, 18c.

pound. Outing and Golden Rod- The Latest. Put up in one pound Very nice' of an evening, 25c. box. Imported Sugar Wafers, (German).

Hight flavors, 25c. box. Dr. Johnson's Baby Educator, 35c. box.

waterproof shoe for 88c 50c Allen Solly's band-made Scarlet All Wool Health Abdominal Dands, $1.75 grade, now Allen Solly's band-made Embroidered Cashtuare Sockn, that used to sell for 2.00 pair, now Silk Mufflers, Si.fio, $1.80, 2.2ft iThree iDoflars. Tair. AN OLD SPORT. Arid he think ho knows It all. Terhap he but one thing; that everyone In town, whether or should know, Is that were having a tremendous ee.li of MEN'S SL'ITS.

If you're not a eport, there's apon for you at this s-ale. You've Kot a sure thing if you nut money on anything In our stork. Wo guarantee a bargain to evefv purchaser. Men's Fine Clasi Worsted Sack and Frock Suits, regular 115 value, for $3 Mn's Imported Black anil Hlne Wide Wale Diagonal Suits, regular 115 vajue, for f9.r.O. Men's Nobby Brown and Gray Mixed Suits, regular $15 vatue.

go for Men' Stvlish Black and Blue Cheviot Suits, the IT. kind, now Sft. Men's High tirade Irish Cheviot Suits, regular $31 and $'-'2 values, now $14.85. Men's Fine Imported Worsted Suits, regular $20 and $22 values, now J14.S5. Men's Scotch and Knglish Tweed Suits, the kind that you have always paid $22 to $25 for, go during this sale, for J14.S5.

Your money hack for the asking. See display in our window. ti.oo; Sold formerly for 2.0H, Those Potatoes are turning out fine. Have you ordered l'rice is 45c. in quantity.

E. J. SMITH 65-69 Asylum Street. EDWARD J. ROTTER, Manager.

Co. Newton, Robertson It's not a shoe we'llj say much of regardingH its beauty or its nobjj biness, but for a rouo-h-J and-ready, heavy soled HOUGHflAN'S UME EXCUeE. faid II the Molen llnriic rom Man WIid Unillrad. Teter Houghran and Dennis, otherwise known as "Lemon" Smith, were charged, before Judge BUI In the police court yesterday morning with the theft three pet's of harness from the burn of the Hartford Street Hallway Cum-puny on Commerce street on August 14. John W.

CiHipan defended Smith and HouKhran had no counsel. The evidence In no way Implicated Smith with CA ED yet soft, flexible, stormyM weather shoe, it's at F-U-R-S Our fur department complete with a full slock of Mtllor-made gar-msnt of our own munufucture. Garment ti measure specialty, anil a per-fert fit guarantee, na all garments ar inml" for your jf'npproval. our French tatlnr system 'consists of 6fi measures; no trying yn gnrment Is ready for Kvery garment sold by ns is fully rrante(), rt-dy'lng and remodeling at tenoiiahle rates. 'We cordially Invite your Inspection, as we have exclusive styles.

Estimates of cost for repairs on fur garments cheerfully furnished when the gi)0(l are at hand for inspection. the theft and a nolle was entered In the 139I4IA5umcft MEW DESIGNS 1 HAITI BBCSIIKS. CLOTH BRUSH ICS, HAT HRlSHES. VELVET BRUSHES, tf MirtnoRS. COMBS, PUFF BOXES, PUFF3 IN STERLINO BIlJfrCTl.

HINSEL your service and re-H member, no rubbers needed. 1 lAKDWAHK. chaise against hint. Houghran denied Mealing the harnesses, but admitted Milint; them to Hans Falek. In whose 1 fM-f-Mon they were found.

Hough-rnr. said they were given him to sell by Jim Crosson. who worked for J. Poole and lived on Front -street. When Houghran made this statement Judge aritfteated that the cane nd-j urned that Crosson might be iiim-li -cried, but ho was told that Crosson died last September.

He fined Hough- R. P. Kcnyon Co. Main Street HILLS BLOCK. Builders' Hardware Wholesale-and Retail.

J.H. E.CONE, Ilardrrare, 7-J9 Asylum Street, G. Rich, Gold iT.n lion and sentenced Mm to Jail for SIMMONS Jewelry; Jewelers. six months. Simoi.

Itoholxer waa charged with ti'-n-support of his wife, Sarah. He pIcRderl not guilty and wan defended b- Jclm V. 'Mrs. Tteheiser told the court that her husband supplied hei with but little to rat and My'. In Elceant Desiens.

370 MAIN 823 Main Street. LC0 vv Nims, Whitney Sash, Minds, Doors, and Glass. ST. V-M I Introduced hills from git.cery houses which gave an Ircjproa-sion that Mr. Rehelser kept wife veil sui piled with all necestftie.

The If you want the Tenclerest, Sweetest Corn ever Packed, Try the BIJOU, i5c. per can. $1.75 per Dozen. HOlTEYlSROP, Is sold by many-as the best 12c. per $1.25 per Dozen.

HAMLET, 12 cents per can; per Dozen. If you want a bargain try the REVERE, 9 cents per per dozen. Woodward Co. 174 Asylum Street. Frosty Days Will Soon Be Here! w-x.

vs, v-a vxrx V3S va: vs -rse adjourned for (. weeks CALL AND EXAMINE OUR WORK AT 572 MAIN STREET. Holiday Stock Now Complete. WI.VCS. HHOOt J11.S.

VS. I.I Vfc-J, firrns, Troys. Hit At I. KTS, I.OIKICTS, Sullivan waf9 fined $7 fur SUES Provide nfj.tnsf them with one of our A Few-lortls-tfl tie Laflies. Wool Square Blankets, Henry Kohn Sons, tne tntit or a coat valued at $2 from Th nms M.

Foley. The case agaOYM. Frank Sanford, ih.Mged with pfo theft of a shot gun valued Bt tK; was adjourned until Jnder a bond of 1100. and the f.se fiQ'fjinfit John Ahern. on the charge of driri4pnness, was adjourned until lmlor the same bond.

JPTie case ngainsl. James Reynolds, barged with keeping the saloon at No. 'i." Sheldon street open on Sunday, mas aiij' urncd until this morning, as were the cases against Terrence Kiilln and Thomas lienson, charged with Sunday sclting. JEWELERS. 84x90, 360 Main Street.

Two Floors. $4 AT There arc some Ladies who would like a nice Street Boot that is not conspicuous. Ask to see our BLACK SEAL WALKING BOOT, it is neat and comfortable. We have also a nice line of BEDROOM SLIP-PURS, made in various colors, of Eider Down and Crocheted Worsted. See them in south window.

D. E. STRONG, Cheney Block. Heavyweight Handsome Fawn Color. Thsss are selected for the good trade.

This is the Place To huy Opera Glasses mt very LOW PRICKS. Hartford Optical Opticians, 4 State Street, Cor. Main. Hills Company. Clip sponges, fare sponges, etc.

uouuwln's Drug t'lor topen all night Toot li Urn lies. Try us, think we can please you, as we ha the best. Newton's Ailyn House Drug Store. Stomseh troubles Instantly relieved bv T'ennin-Glnger and Ulsmuth. Sold by all druggists.

Smith, Bourn jCo. Chrysanthemums All the different varlctlc at lowest prices. "WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10, I fc LLANEO US. lirlehl's Ilease, And nil kidney troubles, successfully tresttd with Washburn's Kidnacura.

Ail ttrugaists have It. BESSE ICE um Always FRESH and PURE. It you want the best, remember you will lind at 239 Main itreet. The Time Has Come COOMBS, Florist, r.S Main st. Greenhouse.

118 Benton st. Horse We Figure For A Koyal Week FOR HOUSEKEEPERS. Wllh prices MarkeJ lown to Hard Tan, BAGDAD CURTAINS or 'overs and Trapery. one kind eurli, oilier kind, $4.2. JAPANESE SCREENS.

kind now j.Olt. Tlieve are the genuine article. P. J. BESSE, The Lending Caterers.

Hartford. 239-211 Main itreet; Boston. 1RJ Tremont street. Telephone connection. To have good warm, footwear, and we arc, prepared to give you the best for yourself or children.

The man who buys Uti TOBACCO PAPER AND TWIIME heforegeHltig uir price and examining II19 quality of our good LOSES MONEY. have the best )arerfor that money to le found lu New Knglan l. P. CARVAN, Wholesale and Retail Paper Dealer, 2(6-307 STATE STREET. That's one of the um'erlvinc-principles of this stoie.

"What do you thiuk of it for a policy Doesn't it appeal to your good common sense your sense of economy? Certainly, then here. Be careful in buying potatoe whether it's a bushel or a cellar full. Begetting those nice, large potatoes that we're selling, Early Rose, White Stars and Ueauty of ron growa in East Windsor, you get potatoes that will keep perfectly sound until next July. Not a single poor potato in a whole bushel good cookers and free from dry rot. The price for these to-be-depended-upon kind is 55c.

bushel; and in 5, 10 and .0 bushel lots 50c. a bushel. RUGS. If you ever intend to buy a Ung now nr ANDREWS PEGX, Manufacturers. Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Doors, Windows and Blinds.

Flue Lining Akron Sewer Pipes. liw rrlces and Uojl Workintaihlj our Motto. US MARKET STREET. 7 Quality a year nenoe, I ti 1st Is your ctmnre. We sre cIopIiie tliem out for wnni of room.

Iiuh purchasing power of li.OW. 8 to 1, big odiie iu your favor. HATCH, MAIN STREET. H. B.

Brainerd, 426 Main Street. BUILT All ladies are not aware THE SECOND JVNOLK BOOK, By Itudyard Kipling. I have just fitted up one of the finest clipping stables in the city, and have put it in charge of an expert clipper. Wc shall gire you the same satisfaction and guarantee as we do in our other business. We will clip your horses irhile you wait.

Horses kept over night at reasonable rates. First, Then Price. To Keep the Feet Dry When tt Rak Of the fact that we give a great deal of attention to the get-tmS -together of many of their usedful articles of dress such as THE DAYS OV LANG SYNE. By the Author of Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush. CASA BUACCIO.

By F. Marion Crawford. $2 OIL GRAIN SHOES. A (rl'N n.lvMAN VAGABOND, By F. Honkinson Smith.

adies' walking hats, adies' walking gloves, adies' sweaters, adies umbrellas. You Getting Ready for Thanksgiving? THE CHTHSTMAS. By Robert tirant. Serviceable Shoe For a Little Money. Abcut the First Thing to be Thought Of is The BELKNAP UM Our price for clipping horse $2.00.

MISTCE (L S. GOODWIN i M. Among the superior makes of Knglish walking bats that we cany is the "Knov" soft tourist bat, which has won much favor for street Our own special block too is fast becoming popular. booksellers and Stationers. 277 MAIN STREET.

ESTABLISHED tSt. MEN SSHQES If you make vour own Minrn Meat 'tis well enough to know where the best lilac is 10 the materials. We say. right hero at Aylum street. Th Citron lhc Haiin the Cleaned Currants, the Lemon and tranee reel, the AIt.

can be found here at hetif best. Yes. at their VERY BEST best quality, best sortment. anil best prices for you. Come here and see.

If vour time is taken up and vou must buy "ready made Mince Meat, you will Hnd tliat here too, the condensed kind, of whtiMi Hold Medal is the best. None Such, and New England, all (rood, and the Wet Mince Meat all ready for the vie is here-by the barrel. You can set any quantity you want, this Is lie. but it better than the ordinarv it's like the Heme Made. Art'LKS JltHI.KD CIDER.

SWEET C1DEK. CI DKH ETC. Tut cider jelly In your Mince Ties, it improves them. J. P.

GUlLf07ir3lsjta Street. POMOY It. We arc going to take Inventory the 15th, and ant to reduce stock. The heavy walking glovi show perfection in every detail; them's the lined, heavy Astrachau gloves and Fowne's lined English walking gloves in rairtdeer and dogskin. Fowne's three-button walking gloves in white and lemon shades are a features of this season's productions white and lemon, mind.

The celebrated "Shaker knit'' sweaters, all shades an unmatched variety. Kvery style worth having in ladies' umbrellas. We're careful that the piices on all these things are such as will make steady customers of ladies who once buy here. Sufficient: Sf 1-303 Allyii HarltoiM, Coun. We Can Give You a Bargain I F.

Corning Co. 11 ASYLUM STREET. Offer Special Inducements lo Purchasers of HARNESS, BLANKETS AND ROBES. At Ibis time we have o.t band always a large and complete assortment of all grade of Harness. The Vlanket and finite H'ock was never better, with way down and quality way up.

Trunks, Bas, Dress Suit Cases, THE And save tou money. A. MOEL.LER. Piano Maker and Tunpr, Dealet iu Xew and Second Uaud Pianos. Tuning and HepMinng a.

Specialty. ORDERS received at 82 Pearl Ernst Bchall Jewelry Store, or P. O. Box Mi. kUUuWIUUU UlUlll 1 OKvSFAU Job Lot naIls.

THE El.ODGEir&CLAPPCO. 6 1 Market Sticcu PRINTERS, BINDERS. ANI Blank Book nufaciursrs, I Men's Shoes for S1.50 to $5. H0LSR00X, GLAZIER 2 NION FLACE. DRESS SUITS To Kent for the Evening, $1.00.

L. S. KNOEK, 1SS State Street Sc ROTHSCHILD. Istlmatea turnlsheO..