ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
CHEAPEST AND BEST "w '
NUMBER 126.
Entered at the Post cm at South Norwalkalllu
ondClarr latter.
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., FRIDAY; MAY 4, 1888.
BI.
JOB PRINTING-ii
NEAT! QUICK! CHEAP!
PRICE TWO CENTS.—
Nl:l:tlv;tlmuu Fred O‘Brien is away on a visit to;NflRWALK DEFEATS DERBY 1’ "‘1’ ms. fi”"° Iklllrdcrklll gufrrfaionqnls.
. “MIMI m ii i turned“ 1! 11 id S ial lea l ..-.--» -.-... Wm... .-....
ammmwm n i ”I“ Bmouyn' » w Winona-Inna inner-s nor-wok Ought I 31.2., monastic-"lisp?“ yorid cog: JUST B EIVE ‘ _- * *WW'W“ -
I "u ’ Minnie Laws of Stamford is in Iownl an Ex c3 1.1.8111 can]: 1-1. at an m ‘* to D0- . iainum' mfilgwagmnfl “”9““ ”MI" I‘ gal .:
1m in “mule Bullhead”. liar W spending a few .1.” run PRESENCE or a um"; Danbiiry is having its main rhorough- -, __ whafiflwmww » .-._ _,_,_ :3
.. isomer Bauwtimw . '"' . GROW!) fares paved with Belgium blocks. The I-‘of Sale. for the Spring and Summit trade — 3
I3 Q. d v N E l d I 1 Charles Buckley of the borough Iii out - walk is being WW rapidly and “mm" ,1; '1'th 5km“ Addrwi -A iltlyt' lIlVIill‘r‘ of a
"" '“' ’- ’ "‘ "' ”3 "‘ ‘° W ’ Icnin aim at were mum a month its main street will he its line as - fl WNW-mu Arr. ‘
to partly cloudy weather. and fresh to ...... l ' Itrlrlgopo" .. no“ I'll” “mummy "I any in the country “I h, .w "um ,.._
brink southerly to westerly winds. with George Taft hassold his sailboat “ to ~ i Twelve Inning». . . ' _ . ’ ' ’ ‘ -
slight thermal changes, preceded by rain - The Norwalks went to Derby yesterday Dniibury has tried tomalre grim] streets ['0 Rent.
on the coasts,and followed in eastern
New York, eastern Pennsylvania and
New Jersey by clearing weather.
THE LOCAL BRIEFS.
High tide to-morrow 7.37; low ride
1 05
Sun rises 4.44; sun sets 6.54
Char. I“. Brown of Danbury, is visiting
friends in this city.
Miss Mabel Miller of the borough is ill
with malarin. ...,._.-._.__
Minnie Joyce of Danbury is spending
a few days in the borough.
To-day is “Arbor Day.”
have you planted a tree.
0
Will you or
John Gonklin is treating his residence
on Benedict Farm to a coat of paint.
James B. Welsh of Brooklyn is visit-
ing relatives in the borough.
--Lobsters from Black Rock,at ifunt dt
Zelufi‘s, delivered every Saturday morn-
ing.
General Hawley is to deliver the Mem-
orial day address at New Haven.
Susie H. Goodrich of Baltimore, Md.,
is visiting Miss Selleck in this city.
Mira Ella T. Youngs of Hartford is
visiting friends on High street.
George Van Quereh is building a ver-
anda to his residence on the Benedict
Farm.
Trinity Church, Bridgeport, is to have
a snrpliced choir and choral services, be-
ginning with next Sunday.
Mayflower Book a Ladder company
have voted to hold another sociable in
their house next Wednesday night.
Rev. Mr. Vanmyne of tho Norwalk
Methodist Church is making many
friends in the borough.
The pattern factory on Riverside
.avenne is raised and partly enclosed. It
does not add anything to the beauty of
the avenue.
Work is programing very slowly on
Marvin Brother's dock cu Benedict
Farm. In fact hardly anything isbe
ing done on it at present.
—Ladies’ should attend the great sale
of Ladies‘, Misses & Children’ s shoes at
the Boston Store, open for business So-
turday morning.
One of the girls employed in the bor-
ough shirt factory bit the hand of the
forelady one day last week, while she
was showing her how to do some work.
The lady has been very ill since.
--Pure drugs at Plaisted’ e.
If the ball to be given in Germania
Ball on May 8th by the Women's Relief
Corps of Douglas Fowler Post can be
judged by the past affairs given by
the corps (which it certainly can) it will
beasuccose. ______
—-Tbe Famous Gilt Edge Chowder at
Campbell’soldstaud.
Alexander Lauder Belden Bouton has
left the employ of J. C. Wilson a: Co.
and accepted a situation as foreman on
the dairy farm of Jerard Selleck of
Bedding, Conn.
John Drescher, the barber, and his
apprentice, went down the harbor fish-
ing yesterday. Not being experienced
sailors they capsized their host and got
aducking.
The following Connecticut pensions
were granted yesterday: Original, Bah
cook, Jr., Willimantic; Alfred P. Buss,
Stratford: Margaret, widow of Patrick
Newman, New London; John D. Bryan,
Hartford.
—-Ed. Raymond is selling 3,000 lbs. of
North river shad at the foot of Washing-
ton street at fill cent a pair, or your
choice for 85 cents. He will betbere
to-day and tomorrow.
A State organization of British Ameri-
cans was aflected in New Haven, Tues-
day afternonn. at a meeting at which de-
legates from Bridgeport. Norwaik and
New Britain were present.
In the report of the condition of the
City National Bank it appears that the
deposits are 0192, 783.49. The rapid in-
crease of this item of the business of this
institution issomnthiiig quits remarkhls.
June 10th is the date fixed. and the
course will probably be off Seaside Park,
for the race between Commodore Francis
Burritt’a yacht Professional and Captain
P. L. Hitchcock’s Rival. Great Interest
is centered In the contest. as both boats
being new have never been tried—Stan-
dud.
—Sntnrday morning will witness the
greatest sale of strictly flue shoes for
ladies’. Illness and Children over offered
in Norwalk at the Boston Store.
in a short time the property of E. A.
Woodward will be greatly changed in
appearance on mount of the erection of
a number of dwellings and other im-
provements that will be made. That
poriinnof moo hrwvinr no unid-
Iyand iris certainly avrry piss-antio-
oalliy to reside in.
brig" to V. M. King, Danbury.
Willie Amos is ijhufiecovering from a
never attack of typhoid fever.
Andrew Seliecit’s tibiae was out for
the first time this spring, y esterdny.
Fred Donnely of the borough spruinel
b-; 3 hand while playing ball yesterday.
The choir of ibdflbncord Division.
Sons of Temperance held a rehearsal in
their room on Wall street last night.
Master Frank were was taken severely
ill at the residence of his aunt on New-
town turnpike, last evening.
Ed. Smith of life—homogh went doling
Wednesday night near the dam of the
Union Mills. He caught thirteen.
Fred Somers, known among the boys
of the borough as “Uncle Joseph," has
accepted it situation in it store in Darn
bury.
Frank C. Parish and wife of Oneonta,
who were married on Wednesday, arriv-
ed in this city last night and will spend
a few days with Mrs. Leroy Adams.
—0ver 7,000 pairs of LadiI-s’, Misses
and Children‘s fine shoes will be shown
on' the Boston Store counters Saturday
morning, May 5, at a great sacrifice.
rush of afternoon and evening. Boston
Store.
Conductor Gould Hoyt \. "Int fishing
yesterday and were gone pretty near all
day. He paid $1.00 for the bout and he
got some clams for bait and all the fish
he caught were two little ones. Gould
says he thinks he’s a Jonah. Gues~ that's
true enough.
It}... and His Carriage.
Last night ab: >ut teii oclock as Henry
Stadler of West Norivulk was turning
able to resume his Journey homownrd.
Runaway In the Borough.
Mr. Giles’ horse ran nway on \Vater
noon. He stood down by the rubber
factory anti becoming frightened be I’ll!)
up the street and collided with Mr
Squires teuni u hicli started in an op-
site direction.
wagon. ______
A Lulleu' Cooking Club.
A number of young ladies of this city
are organizing a cooking club. They.
will employ a first-class l-Idy cook from
They have not been able to hire auyl
rooms as yet and if they are not able to
they will erect a building of their own.
Republican Caucus
Tho republicans of the Second Voting
District will hold their caucus at Temple
of Honor Room to niorrow evening at 8
o'clock to elect delegates in the state
convention.
I’. P. s. c. 1-:
The ConiIeciicui General cominiiwn,
Y. P. S. C. E, are first in the field In
make arrangements for the National
Convention to be held in Chicago, July
5. 6, 7, 8, in the Armory of Battery B,
there being no church large enough to
accommodate the Convention. Connec-
ticut headquarters will be at the Sh r-
man house. The reduced rates of rail-
road fare will be made public shortly.
A )lnrderar Sentenced.
1n the supreme court at Tolland, Wed-
nesday morning, John Hodel changed
his plea 10 guilty of murder in these-
cond degree. He was sentenced by
Judge Andrews to life imprisonment.
There is much local indignation. Nov-
ember 2, Hodel shot his wife fatally and
smothered his two children. Conviction
in the first degree was fully expected.
connections Patents.
We are in receipt from his office of
A. M. WoosterAlld Main St.. Bridgeport,
of the following list of Connecticut pat-
cuts:
0. Krupper, Bridgeport, wooden fair
net; J. L. Shay, Bridgepori, ticker cla p;
B. E. Goodrich,an flown, sheet and
metal joint: 8. J. Hurley. New Haven,
horseshoe pliers; A. J. Shipley, \anef-
buckle; J. [1. County, West fll'i'll, clasp;
J. Carson. Darlen, appliance for setting
wire copies: G. W. Eddy, New London.
signal bell: P. J. Herrick, New Britain,
door button. also one for heel protector:
W. A. Pitt, Glenbrook, means and apps-
rates for collecting and separating sew
crage, also one for ii crank and fort-r
motion. Design: 6. l. Nix, Yalcsviile,
spoon. Label: 0. L. Mansfield, New
Haven, Chinese corn salve.
A Household Non-sully.
A bottle of Bali’s Syrup of Tar, Wild
Cherry and Hort-hound is the best.
quickestand most effectual cough syrup
made. Will cure swap in your children.
Don‘t be without. it. Prior lilo. a bottle.
livery bottle bears the fan simllo of the
signarnroofJas. Enuriniedink. For
watBaxIsI‘nDIug Burro, South lion
won-mum
Come early in the day and avoid till"
his horse and carriage around on ihc billf
.nesr Hadden’ s store tln- carriage was up— i
set and he was thrown out on his face I
and badly bruised. He was picked up,
insensible and carried into a neighboring .
house and taken care of until he wns‘
f ed several first-class int-n and they are
New York and have a lesson every Week. ;
bury. button; E. [1. Wheeler. Waterbury, .
and played a very pretty game with the
club in that place. The weather was
chilly but the attendance was quite large.
As will be set-ii by the score the playing
was such as to inspire anyone who en-
joys “It: national garlic. Collins and
Fitzpniiit: were the battery for the Nor-
! walk. The home club found it almost
impossible to gauge Collins' pitching and
his delivery had the effect of striking out
) fifteen men. Fitzpatric did just as effec-
live work behind the bat. Up to the
sixth inning it looked as though the
game would be similar to the one played
the day previous with the Meridens. The
Norwalks, however, made four runs in
the sixth inning and one in the seventh,
making the score seven, while the Der-
bys made only two runs. The Derbys
are very clever players, but the Nor-
walks. in our estimation, are a little bet-
ter. ,
F ollowing is the score:
NORWALKS.
as It in as I‘.) a n
INNIM'JII.,....I..-'l 0 0 0 t.’ 1 ll
Malir I' f .k c. . 5 2' l '.' 0 I) ll
Itidley If ...... .1. I 2 I 2 0 I
Pierre 3 li ...... .l l I l 0 0 2
Fitzpatrick c A c f.. 4 l l t it If ‘1
Sullivan s s ......... 4 l 1 ll 0 2 I
Finan rf ............ 4 0 l 0 ll 0 1
Collins p ............ 4 l l I 2 15 1
James 1 b, .......... 4 0 0 0 4 0 1
Total..........fil 7 3 l} L'.’ 21 ,9
DERBYS.
an B in I-ii Pt) a l;
Johns 2b p .k c f.. 5 ti 0 ll‘ 2 T :l
w chi: p a 2n :4 0 ii I 3 r 5
(‘urtin p 3 c t ..4 I) l I 0 :l 0
Barrett: .1: c t . 4 1 0 o s I 1
Carr- 31).... . 4 o o I o 0 l
Gri use... ..4 il 2 0 0 I 0
Kieerc 31f ..... 4 II 0 il l I) 0
lloyt r f . l o o o l 0 I)
W Fogarty I h ..... 4 l 0 1 1‘2 1 I
Total..... . L' il l 27 20 11
iDerbyl....- “0001100002
.- Norwalks. 0 l I) 0 l i i 0 0—“:
Burned runs, Norwalks 4; struck out by Collins
15, by Johns aiid Carlin ll; left on buses Norwalksd,
Derby 4'. double play Barrett Hoyt and Carry.
ltnpire Mr Morrison; scorer John Bogurdua
norm.
Tomorrow aft :rnoou tlI-r Dariburys
come here and play with the Norwalks.
Since last Saturday, when tlw boys gave
them such a bad deli-at, iiII-y have sign-
comrng here lk’tt‘fnllnt‘d to iii-at the
home club if possible. They Will have to
do some fine hall pl. lying to rice Inlplish
street in the borough yesterday after-g that end
At W atubury ,1 yesterday, tin borne
club was deflated by “11' llririgrpI-rts, 8
to 7, in n tvvelve Inning garlic.
N” “ rious damage use I A \lrthodist \ low of Unity and (‘u-oliern-
done except the wrecking of Mr Giles}
tlou.
At the General Conference of the
1 Methodist Church on Tuesday lust, Judge
' Puncher, of New York, gave the address
of welcome and in the Clllll’at' of his re-
' marks, he said:
You may not built“! that the religious
lilo of the nation and its ecclesiastical
'polity are destined iIiIiIIt-Itiately to flow
in a single channel, and that one Protes-
taut Church of the United States will be
hespeedy result; but y no will Ilt‘lll' we
1 that as the House of Bishops of another
, branch of the Protestant Church has an—
nounced but four essential principles for!
I union--to three of which no obj-cries
;can be made—lint little remains to effect
3 a closer fellowship and fraternal co oper
ntirn between Christian chutcln-s than
liner heretofore existed.
And may He who is the [lead of the
Church, and the center and bond of Its
unity, speed the coming hour when all
the watchman on the walls of Zion shall
see eye to eye, and, with harmonious
voices, proclaim Him Lord of all, in all
the temples of Christendom consecrated
‘ to his worship.
.. fluid by the Enemy” Last Evening.
Last night Win. Gillette’s, American
play ”field by the Enemy” was present-
ed to a small audience at Music Hall.
Although there were but few there they
all fully appreciated the good acting by
the company. The whole company is
made up of good theatrical talent and
the ability of J. J. Farrell as "Thomas
Henry Bean, Special for fallen,” and
Hattie Schell as “Susan McCreery,” to
make the audience laugh was put into
full power last evening. The stage set-
:ting wargnod throughout the live acts.
‘ It is hoped that “Held by the Enemy”
I will be welcomed by a larger audience
ithe next time it appears here.
Next’l‘ussday evening Newtown Beers‘
"lost in London” will he presented in
this hall. ‘
lllgbor Nash-lo Bodies.
The annual mien of the grand conn-
cll, R. d: S. 11., will open at Hartford st
10 a.m., Monday, May 7. Monday even-
Ing there will be a convocation of the
Order of High Priests. The grand chap-
”Pf will hold its annual session Tuesday
inoining, beginning at ten o'clock.
Reuben 8. Tucker is If. B. 11. priest and
will deliver the annual address.
l
Troops on liabsr’a Island.
A light battery from Fort Adams,
Newport harbor, and another from New
York have been detailed to go In Fisher’s
island some time during the coming
month for field practice. Other detach-
ments will be not to the island for the
same purpose during the retainer. and”
very likely several won-and troops may
bsqnartercd on ibeislaad at diluent
times. As many as new man may be
nation“ Iii-re It one than
without this outlay, but has failed. The
expense of what is being done is to be
about 800,000
This city has tried and is trying in have
good streets without paving throuwhicli
is sivtllrlhllig that cannot Dr' done. The
rapidly increasing street trufllc makes
earth-surface streets here a failure. It
would probably cost about $50,000 to
have Main street from Concord, West
avenue to the borough line, and Wash-
ington street, paved in the best manner.
If the city should issue bonds for this
purpose the money could undoubtedly
be obtained for 4 pertinent. Thus for an
traveled streets could be put and kept
in excellent condition. The present ex-
pense exceeds this amount, and the
streets are in bad condition.
Would it not be wisdom to have these
streets paved at once?
ROWAY‘I'ON Gl‘ANINGS.
4" Interest to the Inhabitants of Ilia!
Prosperous Neighborhood.
The discussion in regard to our public
school still receives considerable atten—
tion. We may expect another letter in
the Republican to-ruorrow.
A son of If. Wells is suffering from
the effects of a broken arm.
“'e rrgret to learn that Capt. Dexter
Coll- contemplates moving to Long Is-
land. He has many warm frienus here.
'l'o-morrow evening occurs the concert
at the Metlimlist Church under Ihe ans-
pices of the choir. The programme to be
rcr. d [I d is said to be fine told the at-
lcinlance sin. iild be large.
Mr. and Mrs. Euphrst have nearly re-
coveml from lllr’ offsets of the runaway
last week.
Mr. and Sits. James Say room have left
here and will hereafter reside on Long
Island.
”taunt in Marlon."
The lyric spectacular drama entitled
“Lost in London," in which Newton
Beers appears in the leading role, will be
given at Music Hall Thursday evening,
May 10. The company brings its own
scenery, which we are assured will be
the finest ever put on Music Hall stage,
the last transformation scene being of
the most elalmrate cliairncter. The press
speaks in the highest lI'I’tlm of the piece
and Company.
The New Lolldrm Bridge.
The New London Day says: “The
bridge builders got to work yesterday to'
drive spiles down to hard pan over at
East New London where the bridge is to
span the Thames, but did not strike it
and will try again. They put a spile
down “3 feet, but it was then going
through the mud. Tw-I spilt-s were
riveted together, making a shaft of 112
feet in length. This Was driven with a
steam hammer to withina foot of the
surface of the water. It is expcclml that
130 feet will betbc depth necessary to
go down to get into hard bottom in the
center channel, where the central pier
will be located."
A Tough Gang Broken lip.
The Bridgeport police bim- succeeded
in breaking up a tough gang thought to
b.- professloiial burglars. Tin-y had pur-
chased a large quantity of powder. and
it is thought they contemplated cracking
a safe at the first opportunity.
nonukoopors. Read This.
Ask your grocer and marketman for
SperryaBarnea‘ gorilla. All their
ducts are first class and free from ul-
terstion. Hams, Should Breakfast
Bacon, Lard, Sparerib and usage are
manufactured in New Haven, Ct.
Ordinary pianos are turiiedm out Its
factory in about three months. The
Maihusbek is in progrem of construction
from 12 to 18 months. Sold only byTbc
Treat & Shepard Co.
1'. bot.
“tom BOON-Jainism“ unfurnished.
. int Iw Apply at In llaviland Street.
Wilt“.
Bum-CLASS stone muons that can lay dam
andch walls.
WILLIA Slim, Bulldcr.
Norwalk, (loan.
To Lot.
0118! corner of West ill. and Taylor Avenue;
Inst cashed. Internist sewer connections.
N11130:”. Inquire of
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TAIWAN! Milka.
Wanted.
Ammwurkonafam. Appl
08.]. lthiIOlts slum
mil nDIrcst
Wagons And Ilurucu
FOB ilAhl—lerrtsotllonblsand'l‘ea sets of
Single round-knit burrs. Alan Pun
second-band piano box. two pkavtnna and two
surrey» Will heroic cheap to ranks room for new.
‘it. w. amour.
tell if south It
Wanted.
Amounts-r; fliwr Making
no.1. A. nltrl
ltnnn It. llavllaad's killing, w
Building land For Ialo.
Illhftwilkd. transom
”hwknt:vdaaln
a“ mm
.0.
”in“
"3"“
r. .JIII‘
annual expense of about $2,000 the most- T
1101131‘ on 'l'olles street, wiib
godern improve—
quuire of JOHN II.
WAIT. a25ff
Osborn Ave, East Norwalli.
T11R83 desirable and pleasant residences for
rule Price-I museums and terms
Enquire of TA} Lori 3 G0 ODEN
Real Estate and insurance Exchange Rooms,
Washington St, So Norwalk.
A Challenge.
A challenge to the liar. .1 wild beast
said the word of God was a lie. I told
him he lied, and ordered the police to
put him in the lockup. They put me in.
Jena 1.. Terran.
Notice—Tax Payers.
ill! tax payers of the city of South Norwalk are
hereby notified that the city tax of ten (10)
mills on the dollar laid on the assemment list of
list at the city meeting held at Temperance Ball,
on the Iltli “i.“ April less, will bedne and pay-
able on the Isl day of May. In, at which time 1
shall be ready to receive the same at the Real Estate
and Rxcbnn rooms, 45 and 47 Washington St,
over Ferris ware store. Interest at the rate of
nine Ill) percent peraunnui will be charged or. all
taxes remaining on d on and after June 15, 1883.
ALTER L W 11303. Collector
of taxes for the City of South Norwalk. Conn.
Dated at South Norwalk this 4111 dav of MnyJIISB.
EEEE DRESS CUTTING
‘l SCHOOL.
Ladies, Dressmakers and Apprentices of Norwalk
and vicinity will find it greatly to their advantage
to call during the next two weeks and inspect the
MI!-
Taylor’s Ideal System
of dress cutting. It. Is the mast simple. perfect and
reliable system now um]. and is gmu universal
satisfaction in every city where it is introduced.
Vie teach how to cut, baist tit and drape lifter any
style fashion or design of indie; and children's
murals Lining cut to fit, also patterns sold.
sons day or evening Permanent or traveling
agents wanted.
nexus Cl' l‘Tlxtl SCHOOL.
a2“ w sustain St. Norwalk.
1 BPURT of the condition of the l in' Narioxal.
Basil. at South Norwalk. In the State of Con-
nu'ticnt, at the close of business. April 80, 1533.
RESIN: Rt ES.
loans and Discounts“ ,. ,. , .
[KS .Bonds to secure dipoeits ...... . 100.com
Other stocks bonds and mortgages ”dial-4H
Dan from approved reserve 15...“,61535
Due from other National Ban ............. 9.78.17
Real estate, furniture and letures.. ,1. 750
Current expenses and taxes paid ...mfl)
Ikemiungsnsaid, .................. moons
Checks other cosh items, . . . 3%
Bills of other banks. .. . .1
fractional papetcnrrcney, nickeis .t cents ... '
it poem 6
tender notes, . ,
fl
mption fund with U S Treason-rib
per cent of circulation» .............. 4,.20) on
Tooth“ .., ..s-mmsr
LIABILITIES.
('spltal slot. k paid' III .................... 3100mm
iris fir ....................... . ........ ‘ ..nnm
Una ivlilcd profits .................... ..l!.iH-S.U
National bank notes outstanding ........... some (I)
Dividends unpaid... ..... 1741!!
Individual de its subjeci to chec Jam 49
Demand certificates of deposit,. 3.615007
mused Chucks ....................... 1'. .. .135. on
Due to State Banks and bankers ..Il moss
Total, ................................. $421,715"; s
Stale Jo] f‘rmmcfitut. (busty of Fnlrfidd, u.
1 A1708 )1 LAYTON cashier of the above
named bank do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the. best of my knowledge and
helix-f JA ‘UB N. LAYI‘OX, t‘ashicr
'Sfibscribed and sworn to before me this 341 day
0 AI 1“
JONAII J MILLARD. Notary Public.
i‘orrcrt a: test
.1088 if. KNAPP.
‘ 'IIRIS’I‘IAN SWAR‘I‘Z.
Till
lain PflWllll
MADE of PURE CREAM“
of TABTAR.
Trill! WITH!
CharlesESey'mour,
01100133.
70 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWAIIK.
{>Dlrectors
a~-|’ll|llllllfi--0 «-
glut :geiltiirel
HAS Till!
FOR
Job Printing 1
OF ALL KINDS.
WOEFPEOMPTLY
EXECUTED
AT
IIAIONAILI PNIOII.
~AND~
-8HOE8
From 1‘3 Different Factories.
Everything for foot- wear being bought for NET
0.11811 andexpenecs being light can besold
Fill Bllflll tiller llfllfli.
Styles and prlccu too numerous
to mention.
PLEASE can. aan nxanlan
No trouble to show goods.
0. H. HARVEY,
12 Main Street.
South Nor'avalk.
SALE
NOW GOING ON!
filial Fll‘l Illilll'llllllll 3118'
$40,000
Worth of Men's, Boys' and Children's
lllll'l'fllllli
Saved from the late Broadway. N. Y. fire. must be
closed out in 15 DAYS, by order of the In-
tunncelCompaniesm Great Fire
.. Curtis Building, 25 Main Street,
NORWALK, CONN.
The appraisers for the insurance companies. after
carefully examining this stock of clothing, consid-
credthat tybesamewasnctsobanl as
claimed by the assured clothing manufacturers, and
failing to agree as to the actual3 loss were forced to
take ihe stock. turn it into money, and the goods
must be sold at once in order to make a final nettle
meat all goods are appraised 40 cents on the dollar
of manufacturers cost; and this is all we want for
them. The great lire iiirurancc sale will enable peo
ple of Norwaik and \Icinity to secure their clothing
or almost nothing.
We will tell you here a few Bar ins.
Men‘ s Business Suits all to match, for 15
This suit cost to manufacture 1365, and if it don’t
suit worth“ in every respect, or if you don’t think it
13 65. briiig it back any time inside of four
daysandwewillpeyyoums.
t Cheviot suits, worth 15 00, must go for 4.15.
Ira use i naliiy men' s suits, tailor made, 6. 99.
Thirisane tsuitandworthl7..00
1000 diderent kinds Diagonal, Worsted and Cork-
screw suits. whicbcost to maniacture about
A) ll) we will sell for 8 99.
Good Working Pants, worth 2. a) unrked 75c.
We offer an elegant pair Men‘ 3 Cassimere Pants, at
l :3) that about he bought elsewbae for
4.00
esalhani
Boy sSuits, suitable for the season, worth 6.00, for
El,
8i!) doz Suspenders,10c. per pair.
Don't fail to call and examine this stock at retail,
it costs nothing to call and judge for yourself, and
you will and everything just as cheap as mentioned
In this advia'tlsemeiiiln A chance to get such bargain
will never occur
GREAT l- ilk l‘SSU RAVC 8 SALE,
(‘urtis Building 2') Main St.. Norwalk, Conn.
w Darin-v this great insurance sale, store will be
In! lw open until 9p. in.
On the Endowment Plan.
A manat ageofzi wouldprobabl need insurance
for twenty or twenty-five years, at because he
needs it forthattimeia no reason why he should
stipulate token itnpdurin
élehaaovere thundredc and
vI years natty rt 1
rod innthonsand of' living twenty- -dve will.
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CAB LOADSuse OP BEAUTIFUL ”WY.
Scots now on sale at Boyt's and Gum's Stile.
GRAND BALL ‘
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At Gonnania llnll,
Tl'liSDAl'. MAY
8th.
Tickets Germs. 50 on.
G. A. R. FAIR.
Thanh Annual Pairotnonglasl'owlerl'od, G.
a. 11.. wilibeheldin
Music Hall, South Norwalk,
—-OI—-
Tlinrsday and Friday
Evenings,
May 23. 24, 25 and 26.
For the bemill of the relief fund of the M.
PROGRAMNIIE :
wxmvrsnar manure :
Openingaddmbynfl.l.A.Dchuo.
mason Irma :
1'. Burritt's famous Banjo Club will entertain the
audience.
Wednesday,
FRIDAY EVENING :
Co. 1).. Capt. Frost,will giveau Exhibition Drill.
SATURDAY EVENING. '
Rev. EdwudAndermCha lain-luckiefcftltea.
A.1L,wiildeliveran
Drawing will comment 9.3) P ..Satnrhy
evening. Auction of nnsohl goods will" we
at 10 o'clock.
Admission, 10 Our.
'l'ieketstobcbad ofthcmemlieisandatilio
ticket once.
DEMON
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sums 8.15. Susana! Manuals I.
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