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find that yuan; 1mm I9 a I'cp-Irtcr, "I have
will“ MIA-r5 In Numb utvlrr itupulm
fluids I regret. but that that: L» bean
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In“ Mr. toying that IIIu- iwttju} mg her
«It with ‘II young IIIIIIIraaa llt'r git-wt, “
I” liked in {at wraith. '
Hr all» clan-III tiar- Its‘lliluf Ila “ll punt
mix cadmium
’ lam arr} mar) ui IIII'I style at
Magnet! lduut mwl tu mind It any
W. ”lanai allude Mic lawn. on a
mommy and ham him tiny I» It There
was to he lelllig of “In Jl'kyll and
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tar sham. and Iii-w II» opened III..- mash
MOW WI anew-Iver at him laud made
was but overall Ilda' III-um In it. about 52'».
Wpahlwa Mir. hut um public-l by
the W uni war. II» Ilrul. wounding
WM. Thu MM lira! and attack him,
I“ W MM»; lm leg. lie was t-aptun-d
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brim. blur II.-I midmtIIu-I Harri-
MMV'W trmluhunwli- In :I not"
mm in kamlcr»l.ytmm tul-
Iimu: ”In “W to your inquiry it ha.
Me» mee a)! my rrlutirI-u who
have MM fl»: auhjwt that our {willy
WI {was ”an. Thoma. “atrium. IA’
tfmwll‘rumy. l haw.» never cranium!
thrwudnwr”
A. I'm bun“- Double trim.
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MM A. Slut!» an angina-r of tin
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mummy-II ”LLB W. lentil. his
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MM WWW are unknown, and
mmum rmyawn asya be
mum
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Winn ”$548.1 0mm: and has admitted
mom i “WM! PM.
rm swarm.
m that m and ham W
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fin! 1m. “rt. tit—MIMI I'l-md at I yr
m “litu- Mmt maniacal m». high”! :5
mm. mum may; want rams.
4W; WI 1M. IIQ‘QfiELIE‘K (or Willy‘s
M lmfilflfi‘; 1W W. linermmiu
M «.49»; mummy £0.13. hr]; 4s. wup.
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bmm Iliuw' «that Maint- twig-r} Iron. 5,1 to 2
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la mm.m act a» watt-ah 11’;le
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WW mwmum that 1 MY] gold
W {new raw Ito l/Imdouhwl imam/mt!
hint mm mm'ww. hr 1: o‘cIm-It the
minding-1m aha mxufl from I»; to
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mm 1993mm“ winter :17;
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WM Mauritian". um». and {unity
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m,;2uuakssw§od rod at 51106112:
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mammalian 2 mad rm. Inc.
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5% m 50 2 mixed but...
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MM
Wm All. and dun-Id “afic.
m. “MM“ Mallard] later.
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I find. 1%.: $0.: «Ham;
.3 M M... m. doJauI at; 80.
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1
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new».
Jami A. titnua' uuw pl..fv l,» t‘DIIml "TIM
lanai Lite."
Ana OIL-an mu mu:
an untimely cud.
Ittrunu alumni: I. .II 'vutuzlit London.
at Manually IIud Ilauttciulh
bout Fuu.n,oua II II .- “nut-u: III New
iml. Iavotltua. Ia edit-nu, In ill"-
l”. I”. l'aotrroa has quwl Ilw Won“.
In». Ilium tor tau yum.
Uiuiitmn Bums mw juitml It...
lautell'a rout bluatIon.
Pit'mu. that: Mm :- Iltvum Iron lat
itiubaud. Edmund White,
LIDA WEIIUI' Mountain Inuit company
I.:'nl} dMuuded at \‘Iucouurs.
atlas-It liar: and twin (lnlt- haw IIIrmeda
luttnaruhip and patio III llv‘li'lllfllifl.
HIVS‘II' I'LLIIH and tin mum-III: .IIIIII. I.
lingers ml: sum. be Ilnn.“\\;Ii'II bquIIl
[11mm daughter oi him. 1‘.qu Sprnguu,
will bhul tly mute het Ilelittt we IIII “I'II'I‘M.
Jmura Jurmmx'n Hg Loaftdnuzt pluma-
unit In WFI'IIIIIIIJ I») at” 2.0(lUIIvuII III minim
JI'HN 'l'ttqu-t-t, the secretary of Ilm Mir
l‘ut‘k Horticultural unruly, It nit uld ilIt-IIII'IOII
luau.
MAI-nu; 'I‘uso. UM opt-m IIIquII tummy,
pint-wads in tour lIIIIl country Itgztiu nut
)WJI
Drum: It reI-IIIII tight at Jot-I:
cum» III. llut‘huurvtllm Ky.
Inc lutully all-II.
Luna lunums'u IInughInr It alMIIly In
I‘I‘II ideard .\IJlIIIIiIlIIw. l-Iaull'md .. the
young lady's llmllltri‘.
Ilium AXIICLAIIA MIu.1u.\’,\t'I.u .-...-r.- III-
mm d u lcw months ago, were rI-votflly
tuurrurd in Now \‘utk my.
(in. linsmn», lrI’IIlI I-nmI-Iliuu. :IIII Elisa
llutiwr, turmerly III Buuvimull’a I- napalm,
were lately mauled In llmnklyu.
HaBuYC. lltsxahas Illa! nailed iIIl‘ ling-
luh-I murt‘nnge iur llIt‘. pl'rm‘lllalllun III "l'aul
liuumr" :tl IIIO Adclplti lIIvnII-r, I.I>IIIII.-.:.
lluttrm: bluish“ II‘IH withdrawn Itmu
tItI- I'I’mtmt I-w-r tho wili at her late dcvuazuul
luthrr, Fl'VIlt‘rl‘I'k Mar-dun, the tlrnlllilslfil.
A mnve-nuII-an-mtn II' 011”“! "l‘ctivn,"
“’Iilllllt‘ht‘cliv'fl laid in Alliilqtlcl‘tllii', N. M.,
tutu he I-iI-«rtly produced In 8.1" Francisco.
Mason 'l‘mmutsl, It'hn Wm. tam-u in
”I’IC'IIU" lust «mun with (Tunipnninl. ha:
lust-n I-wuz'I-ultu ill-[NIH wzth l'altIItI HIIIIIII
Amu'liI’Il.
Jun: Want», It trapeze Imrloruwr :It iIIu
London thruit-r, SI. Louis, lutI-Iy lull ir-Itn
hlhII‘Ir a IIINIIIIII'H uI thirty :nut and was
kIIIHI. '
gum; II nututmr ui Ilw (inrmztu npcru ar-
t-Ir'. - I..u-- :Irriszl Ir~1tiillIIrIIpI~ i-Ir I’I‘IIIJJII’SHII
at I!.-: Muir-[wtlllatll Upnm itousr, New
Yum.
”our; iamnxrnu, IIII- Buuuuini inu [Itali-
bt. a: II Irv-II- r Fritz lireibslcr, the young v! -
OIIL'IwC, urI ‘III IIII Ir tray I Ithlsrvmmtn Irwin
Btu-mun.
flaws Vicar, Ilm original l’.mlmc in the
"lsuiy ul Ly-IIH," and now thn \riin III :III
llngihh harorwt, TI‘I‘plltlylfcli'lll‘flll‘ll lwr 70th
birthday.
3h». l’muz. vrttlt an .ch In the udvortlav
ing Item-suiting at her tour. sat in Paris to ll.
lien-ex {or a [Iit‘turn In I» . valiml “Cleopatra
Amnureuac."
A wtxr balm-cu brought by tin.- bondhold-
onto foreclose a mortgage on the Lyceum
theater. New York,but, whatever the result,
It aiilnotintcrlcre with Daniel i'roitmtm'a
management.
Tumour: Moss rIIa latcly pace-Ina with
adlu mum) warl- -pin by thr- New Yurk Mao»
hall team in recognition (If his courtesy in
placing the Star theater at their dispoaal Int
their meant luvuclii perlurmunec.
has Pnlxnsm masts oi the Inurical ac,
C'E'nlpllhllllfl‘ltlh oi Jennie, Butterfly, May-
flower, and \‘inietta Bentley, I'uilcd inc
Bea-q Babies, who are shortly to appear In
masons.
Panwas belles am iua flutter because thc
leading lady of the Gymnast: theatre wore a
dress in which tho “tournure,” "atmpotln'
or"uuage" was absolutely lacking. Till!
Int-ans that the actress had dispensed Will! a
hurdle.
lu‘III IIIIII coma to
IiuI-ItII-I Iu'II
M‘wml l"“"‘ll’
Ar present France appear." to haw Illa 3m
“call" for Amerivan dollars. Sara Born-
lnrdt,00quelin and Jane llading have had
their successes, and Gounod and Saint.
linens propose to emulate their example III
an early day.
Ill (.75 .4 SD HINTS.
Put; the first six months of lm’thc Eug-
lish railway: kiilcd 165 people and injurcd
957.
TB first directory oi the cit y of New York
ta: published In 1786 and contained but 8|!
names.
Joli: D. (loom. 0! Santa Ross, has raised
a laminate cucumber that measures 3 {not d
inches In length.
A Palm Ilrm ha.» produced porous glam
for window macs. The pores are too line Ic
admit a draught, but they assist in ventila-
(Ion.
Slum bushels oi nuts were gathered hut
year 1mm two English walnut trees planted
thirty yearss ago in Contra Caata county, Cal.
a Cmcauo woman, whose husband's death
was hastened by the use at alcoholic drinks,
used a firm which sold him the liquor and
has obtained judgment for $5,000.
A mwho died at Flint, HIL’IL, wrote his
m funeral sermon, the hymns to be sung at
his luncrai, the words oi consolation to hit-
lriendsnnd the epitaph for his tombstone.
Du lam tickers agreed that braid rm
too clump and have made the price 10 chat:
per Ioal, or three loves for 2:: cents. The
pried was formerly S M [IL-t .I luui, nr Ion:
loam lot“ can.
Tu coin collection owned ht 3r. It. 1'.
Graham, of Pine Tree Station, I’m, l5 consid-
ered the most complete In existence in thin
country. It contains 3,000, lmsidc duplicates
and was begun in 18“).
A comm man, born at a hill“! mother, la
about to exhibit titty paintings in New Haven.
His name is William ll. R. Jackson. 110 ha:
studied three years at the Art school at Yale
University. I
0:: hundred years ago the Presbyterian
church consisted at 113 mlnisters and ”no
comments. The last minutes show that
there are now 5,654 ministers, 6,436 churches
and 056,757 commitments.
A Tuna man was fired at and the bullet
m tuned aside by a pack of cards in In.
trust pocket. As it was a new pack, with
themautnrd, It can be said that the bail
came within an ace ct killing him. \
times people are almid to attend the
acrrtcca In Briatol cathedral, as the building
The creaturm
auto b0 anon running about In the nave
whilethaaorvleoia proceeding“: the choir.
7mm Tom Elmore Is Florida's musi-
d prodigy. lie plus the piano exceedingly
well, and the violin, too. Ilia favorite method
with tho lattor II to sit on his father’s knee
and Inga: the airing! while his lather draw-
thc how.
'1- awat adult breadot which langua-
have been mud tor modern Intonation
mam MW in a Pompom
In In rand loan:, each weighing
rhea Inuit peat-Walton tthrao pounds.
a gratuity. Ia math to this
. 7...... .“n. 5
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL TUESDAY DECEMBER 11, 1888.
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”it
'51an cal Isatdog aISugs
‘01
:I
Subscription Price, $5.00 Per Year.
I‘
Want AdVI.—\u In. It. 250.:
Mammot- and III-aim L'b cents.
IAX’II Notices lo ('l'lllfl pct lunI.
" Engine}; yards.
\ '1“ S. KNAI‘I'.
Architect and Ilivil Engineer,
i’uttIII-IIII» Pints. t-IIIII‘IIIIIIuIIr and Min rinIIIId-
turn it I [III tIItIpuurtttm IIIHII) Ilmrt plum
It! IIIIIitIituzn.
TERMS IKEAI‘IUNA “LE.
Iirrlt'r-Tiu'lur'l Blinding “'uaiiiumon SL.
80. Nurwalk. I'.0. Box 775.
(I
I'. ll ENDI’
o PIANO TUNBlt AND liEl'Allll-Jlt.
Amt iotlhe celebrated
Bohmor Planou.
Inckwood‘to llall Building. Nurwnll; I'Iiun.
«Mi 3m '
I) )ll. A. N. CLARK,
.'l .‘uuth )Iuin strut. n Ip. (Ity lloIIi
SOUTH Noll \ ALK
UIIIcc Hours,
'l'I-lcplioue connect um,
II. I'ECI(“'BI.I..
° Mururrut '1'.
"mm 50. "I“ “It. II' It Illa L
\\ :trlungtnu run t, South {sum Ill.
ALI" \. ill. (lIIISIDN,
II to 'II a. III.
III lu‘.’ p. m.
0“.” zilu Ii In ti 9. III.
1:
thfl :lIu
Oman. III 0! III: First ('umrmruttuual I: lturch, Vi air!
bury. 'I'cachm’ol
i’iauuibrtu, Organ and liusical
Composition.
.u.‘ 17 Lurk Box 39 P. 0., XIIINALK. (JUNK.
I IL C.l’.}}0l1’“ll.l..
DENTIST.
Iiillrc and lit-ml. III'u'.
LII'2‘Iun r Bum; ”ADI 512. Mi I‘IUIN'AIIK.
Twill extrucwd Willlulll “pun by the then! (in, or
dkw III I
aroma- opened tanning:
E. TIIODIES.
MIKNT F0" THE
Pitcenix Insurance Co. of Hartford
AND
N‘ Y1‘Al‘3’ l'U libit‘.
RIIWAYTUN. CONN.
I
ll. D'AB'I'OIS,
I
‘ 4c;tmr Ior Weddings and Parties. ice Cream
cunttantly on hand torthc trick and VIII. ills cele-
brated lioot Beer, and Em pnlluymc
501M185?" 8t).‘\lOR\l’ALK.(."l'.
J; C. CRO “'l-I,
Cut-petite and Builder.
Plans furnished and [intimates given.
Jobbing of all kinda promptly attended to.
P 00 Ann ain't-t. near Main
0. x 443. South \‘orvvnlkOt
Afll-zs’l'ltm.
Sewing Machine Supplies,
Attachments. Pan! Nee Iea,Bcltr I~,.tc inminhcd
General Repairing of all kintlr and make- of
C. thllAlIIBiL
ill-81y
J I). JENNINGS.
Successor to L R. Qniutmd.
Undertaker & Embalmer.
lucrmc NIGHT BELL IN THE OFFICE.
No. 4 Knight St. lleaidcnoe. 5 Elm at,
88030) Norwnlic, Conn.
J. R. RAYMOND,
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Ollie it»: o! anilllid St. on Water. P1). Box 617.
_ I .._.
:SOUTII NORWALK SAVINGS BANK
bl Washington Street
"pen [)2in from! to 12 a 13., and from I to a p. n
and III: Saturday evenings tram (3 tot;
Winterat allowed on Dcpoeita.
ALDEN SGLMANSPM
10 an n. lumi'tls v ice 17...;
(tut—11. JOHN}! K'I‘Al’i’ Sec and'l'reu
George II. nay Imma,
FURNITURE DEALER !
And Fumishlipé Undertaker.
Cad and we my large I at all kind! oi laminae.
36 Main Street. Kort-Ii.
no to furnish everything mm
the ammmm the dead, day or n t. 'l'|cl exotic
connection: with trainee No. a Bar
a “ r- I
IIOMERB. 1101' '1‘,
Jam.
No. 15 Railroad Place,
llaa alwaylinltockatull lineal
Columbus. Waltham,
Elg'ln. Springfield,
Non-Magnetic Watches.
French and American Clocks,
We like!» Ware.
Diamonds and Fine Jewelry
' l)“
A I’UIIII "LINE OF
Builders HardWaro,
PAINTS,
OIIS Varmshes.
Berry llt'uu Hurd Oil Finish.
“’lro Steel lltmr Sluts,
Shult'lhlllfl urn tw-I llllul’, out.
W. O.QU|NTARD,
Iliillt‘ "A”. BUICK.
Slate Roofing
”—4.9—
Wc are. prepared tudo Ilnl clan Jul) at
SLATING
In tIlIt-‘i BANGOR. ICI‘IKT IIANIIUIK, ul’
I’l-INAIHH‘H KLIVI'I'i
cents per foot with It'iati.’
(EIA Hf IV R44. II'II' ,II
III
l'arliw wit-him; Slum IIIIII‘IIII: I'Iumtn tI‘l III: III
lwltm- mnlrut‘tl w: t-lmtwht to.
A. BACK £5 00.
“'3th 8L. tool of llnvliand south Norwalk.
E. C. WHITNEY'S ART STORE,
87% Main Rtroot.
Nil NUIIWIU II'.
‘00
FRAMING at lowest nrim.
-—-—-~~«o»~ -——-
Full line oI Ariisls’ Materials.
vm‘ Is'rn A M.
()1”l‘l(‘.‘lz\i\'.
83 Illztiu M.. South Nurwulk.
“Vina-II lmprriertlurm third"! and convened.
I M sil‘t‘lJtlt'S. IIIIII tag Him and Eyt- Ii‘. .tII-m
Ultra :- urc 0i mpt- riurqltal. 9y II II at tort-until»:
m'fl, II
[Lil'-
THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST OF
Meals,
Poultry,
Vegetables,
to all at the
central Marl
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Ordetv roiiritol qul good.- dclivmd In
of City.
JIIIIiIIIld SIIIIII'IIIIIII, I’I‘IIIII.
'21. 3' part
——~Ul"———~
III. IIBIIIES:
AND AT
Lowest: Prices I
———o«
The Best Goods for
the Least lloney
-—AT——-
H. S. BRIWN’S
B90? It SHOE SPORE,-
dial-k It: Lane‘s Block
ii:
t“ om“;
""v t .
I . I' ,
. {7. . .
tffiii“
“LL 4.....-1...»
Always {mph and at a moderate price would do well
Gent 8 Scarlet Underwear III (55 ct ii. worth 90 cm; III 89 018
worth $1.15; at ‘)I) CIS. worth 81.2 5; at 81.50 (cxttti value)
worth $2. 00; at $1.94 worihrl ,2 "T.
One lot Gent's white uudctumu III "H II uh; \vurlh III cents.
Ludies' whiteuudct'tchr ilI ."II- We. ‘."II I H and I2”
I‘tlllliltlt‘l'l‘ll l'litlil \alllu III 5th: I IIII IL." IIIIII 1.50.
N APKIN s. H
:30 du'leu :III linen napkins, ’IX‘J-I, for 1.49 pvr dnzun. IIIOSI'
«roads me (Ilt‘Ilp III ‘23.”
WHOLESALE PRICES 0N CLOAKS.
These must. In! sold to make rmmt I'IIr lluliduy goods.
7IN
68 Washington St-,
NDERWEAR
I-y ['01 I. II‘ II ICIIllt' Brand III Ladies”
, ‘ are III-I Inn .51 (ill the mulkul.
”my... .... .
Sill IIIIIIIIIiI‘lCIIIOI II and \IIIIIIII.” I In pIIIII-I lull and III. prices
that In. i It”.
had \. I‘ all littuu collars and tIIIl's III 90. We huve the II (III-
I()IIIll't~l mid tuils, w icII
ll uttuuicd 2100 linen.
BRELLAS.
UM
\\ I' IIIl r the finest and III the same time IIII‘ t IIIIpI-st line, oi
these funds evet shown In this vicinity
\tu' still (till specittltiesure iu druqs goods in dtess trim-
miuIII it-t, silk and worsted uudiu silks velvets and push
us, in . II INIIIIIII s and pr‘ituil.
(iIIIII'I; Iinu I'IIII regular lilittII' IIIISI‘, ill l'I'I-. pI-r pair.
SCOF‘IELD ab HOY'I‘,
South NOrwa1li.
must Iu cumulus
CLIIIIIS
—-——-AT———~
REDUCED PRICES
I. IIIIIKIIIIMIN & SIIII,
85 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
We Have Received 4.800 Guns of the
Celebrated D'ew Drop
Pine-
lit-nus,
Sugar Corn 'I'IInmIOI- ;-\|)riI0I<, ‘ (Ix lleuri Cherries,
apple Sutmlush linut lit-ans lldtllvt lems, Siting,I
II’I' III-,IIes I (‘ I». ll Illt III HIPS I’IILIIIIIIOIIII'S I minim. I\(‘.
[hose guods :uc IIII' IIIICSI packed and put up for llltltt' who
Int appreciate a Iitsi t-':t~s :nticle, and we sit: III “.0“ them at :1
re: tsunnblc ptice.
'Illesc gutids I: IIIt: the lead and um sales exceed Inn t:-.\pcc- l
Iuliutt. '1110 best Is the (IICIIIN‘FI. I 'nnltollcd and sold I I this?
city and town only by
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
70 ‘VAS'III N(a‘r ’1‘( )N S'I‘REICT.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
—————-.-\’l‘ THE OLD STAND UP—
T.VBURR GUYER & SON.
SPRINGWOOD.
A III. (DRIH'IRIUI FILLER I’RONII'TLY.
__~;.F._.-
ZITY FOLKS FIND IT TO l‘lllilll ADVANTAGE TD TRADE WITH US.
GIVE US A TRIAL:
W. B. HALL & C0.,
BRIDGEPOHT.
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Special’ Importation.
BY WHITE LINE STEAMER “BRITANIG.”
We hau- this day mitt-red at the Cu=tom [louse Ii this port one int 0! Si. k Warp llI- Dl’ltlifl cloths
which are in all the new shndN— III-o It" the numbers of the iii-III Black lletIriI-ttaa Lulu-s can rave
one profit by I‘L'lt'cllllg from these lot.-
BROADWCLOTHS
West In out-.r our own W fifty pieces 0! Ladies Br clmmwhich ue yu. Imutu n Inv-
ing of Incl-nix a yard. Prices. 3! SI ”and 31. 50. Such lot III tit-elverhadta.
Extra Wide Wool Henriettas.
0! our own Importation. One case at the widest and In st III-miclta Cloths ever brought to flu ll
market will be altered today; alao a large line 0' medium grntlts or (‘Iuhtueres and llenrictiaa, pticcs. 37M
£91319.ch 59s.. elm-“JR: 90c" suture.
COMBINATION SUITS.
We Ilmli open to day one hundred new and beantllul suits and only one of I atyle will be sold in the
——'75 CENTS.
120 Firms at Rich Black Ithadnutt-s, Colored iihndatncs and Black Poitier, our best 31.00 goods at 75
cents. . _
An llnuwnl Opportunity to Buy the Renowned Gulnct & Clo
Black Silks.
At. Low Prices.
To stimulate the sill: trade “(I propose to roll during the present week the 10. II 0! Huh lilnck Gma
Grain Silks. the genuine GI INItT coda, at thI- lullmvmg prices 85 Na" SI 00, 31 15 $1 :5 3135 per
Theao are low figures tor :- ch Black silks but they are not a corresponding! lliw Sade of goods,
on the contrary. they are made of an excellent quality of pu e aIIk. anti rich an han mute. and as
famous tor service as any milk in the world.
room: and see what Ive pronounce the best value that has been acid for 2’» ytant.
Fallie Francaise.
A lot of I) placta 21 lhchca wide the genuine SI. 75 quality. will be opened today at $1.17.
value val ever clued In the city before.
Colored Francaiae.
MM new MI, tho-me grade that we have usually laid at 81. 25. will ho laid at SI ta‘ in
mm W"!-
No htith
'Hill Streets Ilaviland Street, Corner
CIIMSTIIBII BIIIIS.
lluvu placed in stock their full line at
Men’s Youth’s & Bots
CLOTHING
For Fall and Wintér.
umuuuuns.
Insurance Building, lliu'sonic Building.
div /
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St). Norwalk Rowalk.
HOUSES AND LOTS
FOR S ALE
Situated on Main Street, West Avenue, Taylor Avenue, Elm-
wood A,veuue 1-‘I'Ionroe Street Woodward Avenue, Lowe Street, .
Concotd Street, Spring Street, Corner Summit and Golden
Union and Franklin
SII'PII‘
i.‘ \Imdow Sheet and TuruLIIe.“
gt} $5: W34» ‘53
‘ Li
Situated our/Slain Street, Corner Taylor Avenue and West
Street, Taylor Avenue, West Avenue, Hillside Place. Meadow
Street, Cross Street, Summit Sheet, Elmwood Avenue, Bay-
view Avenue, Pine Street Prospect Place, Hamilton Avenue,
Day Street, Raymond Street, Corner Water and Raymond
Streets, and Lots Fronting on the Carriage Bridge.
~90.—
TAYLIIII & IIIIIIIEII,
REAL ESTATE AND IIIIIIIIIIIIIIE IIIEII'I'S,
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,W BHALLlsco
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Washington St..SouthNorIII9.Ik
Norwalk Chronicler