Evening sentinel, Friday, May 17, 1889 · page 4

 

 

SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL.' FRIDAY. MAY 1?.

 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 

be Best lilndllng ooo "

Nowtobehadluoidhyc. 'l'.- Win bane o!

50 lbs. at 500 Each.

Our main err-«lb la anthcliwt to [Indie any unttmry
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(i. 'l‘. LEONABII,
Water 8L. Norwalh.

 

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STORE

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SUPERIOR

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' summertime

mason vu. SECOND QUARTER. m-
TERNATIONAL scents. MAY 19.

 

 

a Ion-val. .

I it (i. it KRND dd. bsra not moved his doeta
attire, but to at the old hand. No. 9 Wuhlnl

um ltmrr zine ta. 10]“th in mm It

 

 

SECOND-HAND

FURNITURE,

Carpets, Stoves, M9,,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.

The nah-crib" baa mnetanii on hand a large lot.
at neondhand tunuturo. whir- ho_wili nutmeg oi

 

Ilavlland’a I’l'llll more.
[INCH ORANGE, BANAN Alli. P1021. IM'l'Iti
all Hint of molar. carom! l‘ruit cwmthmw,
and reliable Flower and Garden Scull. ItAIIlata-r'a
Bird Food and (travel. at
C. A. HAVILAND'B. 25 lain St. Norwalk.

 

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BIL lib-Commentary by the new. I). 0 "era. " ‘ q‘ I} ” atvr'r Lic Wicca. " Jud
t m T5033 rte-lung nylon owned herb daily can A' s. 1“ "1‘1" Is, 0! ailltinda Mflhllfld called tor. I
- . procure than 0! ll. J. CUThlu.

 

W. PODHORE.
ltoulon IL. Sprlnnvood.

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1 ll. HADLEY.
(iPElt/t'l'fl'lt‘. we NIt‘llANlt'Al.

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JEWELER.

Milled from hm: Helper Quarterly by per-
m of II B HMJMWI’. I'tiiladd-

BAKING POWIIER

Continuance of our Special 39c Sale One More

 

liking lint day of urilmr‘enol brerul, ”Imou'lfi! “v.“ihmt 10'0"" _. ,, __ -.--._. .. ___...-_. ""5 in.“
who the kill“! the murmur." Tho lant' ' ' l . t ."wu, “‘1, tr: ti ,. h Pine Watch Insuring-Specialty. ' ' ' '
.,....:.. We... "“5 ”"5" "i” 9‘“ Week to ether With our Great Bar am Sale nitrite "it ................... - ...
night [lo would limp the turnover with Ilia In made only of strictly pure mp.- cream , l!" -.“..w." ”"qus!il.&_'j.!(if'!.k;g[ _-. . a... -.__ _.___.-. ._.. -H.
discipline, and on thoruorrew bccnicitlml~ of tartar. strict! pure bicnt-Imnnte o! (' ‘v'u'umLIFFE TRY OUR.

Chrktourpnrwrer meritlcul torus (1Cor. lrmdn, and a sum] lNll'tiiln of flour as n
V. band lie went torwnrd calmly, un< pnrsr‘rvntirr'. nothing else whatever. and
wardngly,knovdng every step of the way is unrrantml entin-ly free {rein nlurn.
Manhood. It rm- over {mm-n hundred l arrnrnunin, phosphates, lime. and all the

nine. the tint turnover mu kept that admin-rants frequently {mind in linking:
night in Egypt, when by the blood (it a pawn t-r-s. The character of materials
lamb the first borne! lune! were rural from ' llrfl'll. thvir' purity. and the nicely of their
datb and the nation brought torth from ('(Illllillliulliill. l'l'llrlt‘l‘ (‘levelanrl'n superior
Mr bondage by tho outstretched arm 0! , bakingww-lertliemostln-nlthfulandrnmt
Jehovah. and :10th Lembot God to whom ‘ wen-unreal in use. and it always atl’nrda
every with» tromtho beginning pointed , “lrI'l-‘Millli‘. nutritious. and delicious tried.
I! nbrnit to be alnln, \ilwsu blood mice It isrm-mmnmr-h-d t'nr'purity.healthful-
(rom otomaldontb all to whom it isnppliul. t nun tin-l r-tiivieriu'y by Hun-milieu! and
audwho shall yet nccoiiipiuti (or erlM‘l a State elu-ml is. chemists of Boards of

w—oo Til——

Fareett’s Headquarters for '
M I LL] 1" ldRY,

3 Water 8L, Nor-walls.

1:. LOOK a o'currcrar .
K . “f5, - .
Bic ey :tiigg’maaw ”it andI uerJ 1qu

...............‘f'.‘:1,,,.,,.,,.,;mDel. Cennti Creamery Bitter.

of 25c and 500 Lines of Ladies’ and Child-
ren’s Muslin Underwear.

Never before, in Norwalk’s history, was there seen such a
throng of people under the roof of any Dry-Goods House as was
found in the Boston Store on the opening day of our 300 Sale.

shear- and Nirvana Ground. Lawn owera

 

l'l‘ I‘LKABIL! EVERY TIME

DANIEL L’HOMMEDIEU.

CANDIES

0! all kind: MUM

‘I ORRBLI. a L‘lliilllllIU WOULD AGAIN
. call the attention or there who want trounce or
Iota that they hart~ a I

 

e supply on hand that wIll
he uttered wry tow tor t re next month or two. 8|!
lloumon thu Benullct Karin adored at labor!
man‘s price. Mao all kinda of lnauraneea an
"client-crib:

Micah-o 52;:-
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AWN” IDCATHO [N W. A. WllEl ‘ YTVt'B

drop 1 am now firm! up and am owl-I- in We "l' "Hint: N0. 16 Eltiu Rdgo (ire-nah) rib.

hona. in all rotor-whom iii cu. up. Wreath- tron:

 

 

 

- chief priestznnd agreed with them for a sum

 

tadeli' ranco than it t {rem Hwy it. He: irh. ' d .t‘r’fl‘firli ' ' st't t' f . ' . . f - -, ' ' "”“T‘W' “we“! "'hbmummhlm’" .“'.. WWJIDM- ebavojuet received a 1 till
_fifiwg;wum,mf:uu,:mmzytdgm;,,,,,“:t...!..,.n..n...T...’;‘.‘.::m',,‘;._‘°"“ ° Hundreds of customers tut tied away, and toritlie benetrt of 01080 Etft‘..:r.:t:‘.l°‘....'.t‘.‘..".:.t "centres. "m “Mt“ttfl'mmm" ,fii'
local. Call and utrerneatml. 0- the! i ta

tblmerandnnlearened bread in Ex. xii:
l it‘iA-ivauiri: humus. Auras". N. Y.

aral bob the cholera to errant. with them it.
1m What in the Kingdom of God. .

It “Ham forth two of his disciplth"
Jnat u when He wanted the lteh' cult (chirp. I
xi, 1), butt“: time we Imorr whom He and. '
for In. nit, 8, lay: it won Peter and John;
Hem" have sent the some two on the previ-
«w coca-ion, but we are not tel-L He andeth
whom He will, and when: I la it ill. whim-cry f
dhiplo in “portal to be ready and promptly .
obey, willing to be sent anywhere, and Just
an willing!» he prised by and mo another
Knit; the last is aornctima the hardest. ‘

“60 yo into the city, and there shall meet ,

amn benrtnga pitcher of water; tol- ‘
low him.” All things are naked and open to .
His eyes He is acquainted With all our t'
words and way: (Heb. iv, 13; [’1 cxxxix, 14}:
it would tu-lpus to retriemlxr this. Just as '
in 1 Sam. 1: Samuel told Son! that morn'
log whom he should meet that day. I but they I
would be arrying, what they could give ,
him and my to him. so our [Ar-l could trill n; }
ercry morning all the events of the day that
ta before us; l~.t the practical «my: of this on
us besthnt Whatever may come to in: We shall
any, “Now my Sari iur knew this lp‘fur'iJlllil, ‘
lie hair [criminal this and I will 1:.- bill! and
bear Iii; voice and ace what llo will do." ,

14. ”The Master mith, where is. the guest
chamber nip-re 1 shall eat the [rower-r “ith '
myuliripbxsf' “’hatapririligv: to [micro
a room hr Jazz; and welcome liirn nrzl Hi»
d'uciplastoiti what it pririlcgc t.) 1:: liiin
have the two! anything that We have, but 3
how slow in are t J so:- it. Jesus hmw that
man‘s lmnrt. :.:il knew that he would :lmlly
profi Re the :1; “: charm!) r and therefore s at '
tit» Il'LQ-ipZ-Wa tr) him. Ii 0: III) on: that We
«hit; mm and ms. 1. t r I. ppzrtumiid to
Elf“: Him?

lip. "25) will aim? you re l,.r,:": upper faults ’
{mi-heal :irgl promo-d: than nuke.- 11151:: i
for us." Till-3 iridimtcs this man‘s claw-rm] '
and within; W'lur; he did 171'. d; as little as
humid; inedi-l ti it 533:, \‘n’cll, it I give the

. m of at room that is all He czincxgact at run,
but, like nary in the previous Ian-en. he did i
‘B that he could. he gave on furnished and i,
puerperal mum. Jesus grin-c liimseii, Bis all. i
for us: unless we chmrtrilif: place all we are
Ind have at His service it is a proof that we
do not know or appreciate His love to us.

101 “His diaciphs were: forth and come i
into the city. and found as 112 L'a-l Stir} unto 1
them; and they made ready the meter.” '
When we ohm-y Him we will always find it '
in as He says: there is nothing m min and
Inrennd glorious in believing and obeying l
God. Uwcnro willingnndobevlimtwcahnfli
«tuba-grate! tholnndtlsa. i, 19'). L

17. "Aralintlie evening llo corncth with f
thetwelre." One 0! them had inhishmrt
the spirit of murder, for he had been to the

 

ctmcneytobetrny Him unto them (rs. lo,
11); yet lie continua with the twelvensozre
of them, not thinking that the searcher of
heartssaw h'ficrery step and knew his every
wordnndnct. llow manyare like him to-
dny and yet continue among the number of
(input-sled followers 0! Jim! .. .
13. “And as they sat and (iii (an-Jesus
afiVcrilylsry antenna-inc.» of you which
eateth with Me shall betray Me.” if you
would have the complete record, read (a?
tweenthelnst resounding one Inks xxii,
15-15; John xiii, 1-17, and prnyert'rilly ponder
’thethiugawritten thee immersing the king—
damot God-ad the [Matt need of clean-
nd. humilityand bring ministry to others.
19. “Theybmn to he narrowtulmml tn
.‘ynrrtoBimmebyonerirlP Lukennd
’Jobntelljnsthattheybegmtoinqnirenmong
tundra, doubting of whom 119 spoke.
Maturatimytothederiiishskmd
Judathatheeonldbelortbrecymntbid
mdhywaimnndtbae eleven not find it
ontudperhnpanotmspectit; on the other
hndwhtagm tmimonyto the long
auleingandwandrouslove‘otJa—stlntlle
had-o patientlywith thiswichal one and
never in any way indicated to the other
wl-tlnwa.
so. “Hemdanlrnidnntothan, Itis
onndtbetwolrothatdippethwithmomthe
6%.” If all di in the crime disbthis
won“ belikeaayingfit B mwhoean at
withnaaandyetkill mgwbkhwmldbotho
We! themes: aolemnrowol triad-
ahb nil “city. Hatthew run, “he that
wfihfiwflhmhthodish,”which
hplythatlndaawasaittingurreclin-
Ego-Nouns: bat-chalk mthatJudns
fi-fl,“m,is it I!" towhich J.-
”fled, “mm-n'thns finallypoint-
nhmbdaethmanlorthefimehnd
mnfiwfll ”rumination-or later,
to a! like him. lenrtbcr light on th'n
patient-r moment at the (m mad John

xiii.

i 21. “Good wanitfor thatmanithehad

"hula.” m“ " “.13.?

"tubular- topot-to to
We. .

Fold only in cans. full weight.

 

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cream

The Christ 7;; 2'. c:- tier-:1.
i: ERFECTL‘! PURE.
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my blip. hud- fork.

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nine rennin nine.
tternett titertnrt.

-THE PROPELLERS-

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- “*-"*'7’.':..'::.:-.-«_.-t “a.

v. v I ' _ , ' V
U ;. cl Rem all. it bugle,

li‘ . fi'tia': [bit rr‘ I, Sundays created, [or
'3‘." :a-mn-‘n wa \‘iirk. Nutrient and Soul:
Sn." l6. Vt Lina“: l'irr :lJr-ut o! llmkuun street.
Sou \“urk. Herr (timing, exrq-t Saturdays, at
o'n‘ma arid-n Sermon at 2 pm. here Nor-
watn Br. *9 and Sent Somali; every stoning.

Freight taken from and rmlverl [or I“
point- on the hanhnry Ind Norwalk and
shop-n; ltallronrla at Greatly Reduced
Kalli.

not appizl‘l-rr: to 42211:! the City of Somali
and £121.: all: be m. [or aerial lolp'ul :1, gm
srywhm- to Sew York or ill vicinity.

Whit persons are forbid "ontogeny of rm
(mp-0311" o! ihv- but: 0! tnmtmc on encounter
Eric: on m: Unfun'.

TO NEW YORK IN LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.

The Kerr and l’alutial Steamer,

Cape Charles,

Capt. Fred I- Byahee,

Wit! calmer? Making Daily Trips to New York

Monday, April 29, 1589.

(Jo-Iron. Safety and Speed.

Popular Prices.

So. Sonalk to New York: single
Trip. ”cents ; Excursion, r0 cents.
The Steamer will leave Wilson Point on arrivaloi
"amateurs" train iterin no. "melt at 7.50 a,
In. Returning lave New 'ork. Pier 45 But Rim,
toot Rntzrr’a slip, at 3 p. in , and 3m Street. Vlarl
pita, 3 a) p. in., woman; with trams at Wilson
'uLliL
.llrraya Take the llousatonic Line.
For {cum information apply to
THE Sill? ENGLAND TERJIIXAL CO.
SIDSEY BTARBCCK. V. P. .t G. l.
:36 South at. New York.
(I E DLDS. Agent. Trim Point. Conn. am

comment; RAILROAD.

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01513!!!“ 8 NORWALK DIVISION.
Wmmm
Plane-get Truths.
SOUTH.
hr.Sorwalk. Lr.§o.SawflL ALWll-ron Pen
732nm 756nm. swam.

817 " 5‘27 " 035 “
1083 " l0): “ 105) “
lzprn tprn. “Full.
‘3‘ i. 446 .. ”a u
Nit) “limo oar ”I'ixcd 6* “l'x'd
3“ .. .. m. .. “5 u ..
93““lnfl“” 1031”"
mar

Quinn.
6.04pm

NOllTll.
Lr.Wiison Point. 1.1.80.2s'orwal’s. ArJl'orn‘alk

“exalted ”nannl‘x‘d Emlixed
6.5 " " 6‘5 “ “ 64!

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645 “ SHE “ {-fltm.
1‘20! ” “Haunt. 1218&.m.
250 "liked .510 "Hind -316 ixd
«mm. are '- 5171).];
5!) " ‘35 " 640 “
r 5 '-
10” “Mind 1317 “Xized rostrum
! mar.
’ ”can 95am.
titan 651mm.
W. ll. Irritation. Vleeihnand Gail M.
P.(.‘.Pam8l
LWJ’nan, WAmt.
IAIN LINE.

 

 

who could not get waited upon, especially outt’ef town people, who
could not wait after 10 o’clock, and to enable them to procure
some of the bargains offered at our 3% Sale we will continue it
for another week, positively ending Saturday, M: y 25th.

 

GRAND MAY SALE on
Summer Underwear

Seldom will you have an opportunity to buy Muslin Underwear at one-lialfits act all cost.
Just read our liri. then centre and see it what we say is not so.
prices, which we will nflertlicm :it this Sale.

But here is a chance.
print a few oftlie designs. with

 

Price, 25 Cents.

Ctittten’s Dresses, Infant’s
Stilts, titers, ttt.

25Ct3. LOTNO- 1- 250th

NIGHT DRESSES trimmed
down the front and on sleeves
with Torchon Lace or ruille.

CHEMISES with deep 'l'or-
chon Lace in front rid Torchon
Edging on sleeves. also cin-
breidery front and Lace irtm~
llllngS.

DRAWERS neatly Tucked
and Torchon or Irish Lace
trimming ; Bands cut yoke
shape.

SKIRTS with fire-inch rutlle
very neatly made.

CORSET COVERS perfect
fitting; very fine Muslin, trim.
med with fine embroidery and
tucks down front. All styles.

CHILDREN’S DRESSES in
Cambric and Gingham.

CHILDREN’S DRAWERS
all sizes, trimmed with fine em-
broidery or Torchon Lace.

INFANTS CAMBRIC
SLIPS, tucks down front and
rutllc, very neatly made

LADIES’ LAWN APBONS
with very deep-hormone] tucks.

 

 

5001:3- LOT N0. 2. 500”.

NIGHT DRESSES—MOTH-
ER HUBBARD—handsomely
trimmed with Embroidery In-
sertion between clusters of
tucks, also clusters of tucks and
Embroidery or Lace trimmings.

 
 

 

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Price, 25 Cents.

C II I LDREN'S W 11 I T E
CAMBRIC and SEERSUCK ER

 

 

Price, 25

”4.9—“

SKIRTS of superior quality. D [{ESSES.
with deep Hamburg rutllr and INFANTS’ SLIPS. hand-

tucks. also Cambric ruille n itli
deep Luce edging.

(‘ ll E M I S E S, pompuduur
style, very handsomely trini-
tried in Embroidery or Torchon
Lace.

somely trimmed with Embroid-
ery or Canibric rutllc.

Venn tine Brita] Sets, 3 and 4
Pieces, only $3.95.

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.37C. ' BUBSETS. 37C.

100 dozen 500 Corsets will
be otl'ered during this sale at
37c. Remember this is NOT
a damaged line, such as is
being ofl'ered at this price in
So. Norwalk, but. warranted
all perfect, and as good as you
have often paid 50c for.

“Fine Line of Patients and Sin
Umbrellas. Very clean.
Visit our Kitchen ,Dcp’t.
WWWMMe

Will give away on Friday,
hMay 240;, at 4.30 pm, 1,340
' an r. one More 0
All)?! girl (ifNorwalk, andythosg

for miles around it.

Boys and Girls, you don’t
have to buy anything; but just
form in line on Main St, pass
through the store, and out on

Wall St. Come early, and be
first in line.

 
 

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’rice, 25 Cents.

 

 

DRAWEBS in rarious styles
finished with Hamburg Inser-
tion and Rullle, or very hand—
some Torchon and Herring-
bone Braid.

CORSET COVERS, an ele-
gant assortment in lowrrcck, .
ponrpadonr, high neck and V
shape, all made of fine Cambric
and finished with embroidery
or Torchon Edging.

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

,T‘ Price; 60,0699:

W ii 7'17" L '5"

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Low Prices

Re! , hill on»
I”? 8. 060“ tilt
Loner end of Water St. So. Norwnlk. in]! In

Here They Are!

Coach, Road.
Draught

anrl (ten-rat l'urpouHflB ES
Alan Trottln. and Saddle
At Brookuldo Stock Farm.
, Look gt frhqm.
EGGS F tilt HATCHING.
\ "IT"! AND LM'E WYA‘SDOFI'I‘BS. BLACK
Murmur. Untd l‘errrltm llarnhnnzr, [lard
Plymouth Hawks and Penn Ducks. The beat flnit

in mtnm rtm k.
iii-5 2m 1'. ll. STEVENS. South Namath. Ct.

 

0.; GREAT RRNKDIES combiner! tn Hatr‘a 9m
0 at Tar Wind t'tn-rrv arid llorchound. the

Cough Syrup and Lung Bataan: lnthc world, B eenta
atunite. lt ta invaluable tor (troop in children.
Sold my all druggiata. The genuine only bu {no
aimile o! the signature at Jan. ll. llair inred Ink on
th’ package. Hair‘a Pharmacy. manufacture",
Bri It'll)”. ('nnn For rate by F. MBAXTIR
South Nerwnllt; n. it HALE. Norwatk. oct tom:

HATS! HATS!

The Correct Styles

in all grades of Stitl and Suit llatir.

 

 

Spring Style

81111 Hats,

Boys llats, Polo Caps, Tennis
(laps in all colors, Crush
llnts, &c., at

KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.

Particular attention pull! to
l‘lalnl, Cleaning and lronlng
Slut llata. Ive

 

Merrill Phonogiiipic Academy.

 

A.

Commercial 'l‘rulnlng School.
bl Atlantic tL. ntamtnrd, CL In Session
Day and honing.
QIIURTIIAXD ruin Type-writing rtrnent

a

tinder the permit»! inntnicrinn n! the are prin~
ripnl and hustler-s manager of Oath-fa Bborthlnd

School, llnrfenl. t'orm.

COMMERCIAL [hurricane tor the rtnay ct
I book hoping. uvrtmmrhtp. arithmetic. etc.

in Chan-e 0! Prof. A ). Warde of New York 'crtv.

Young men and neuron rarclully prepared to tilt

honorable and lucrative lmitionc.

Remington Typcwiwr lieutqnartcrl for Stamford
andriclnity.

Basil es- [lenses rnpplted with competent autist-
ant» on el’u-tr notice For circulars and full intor
motion can on. or address. ,. _

Ills. 3!. A. MERRY”... Prim.
5! Atlantic at , Standard.

EV’ENING

Commercial School.

BUSINESS DBPABTlm—By a mtern ot
anti-m, nrin all kinds of barium paper. with
which our ac olanr do barium. they are practically
fitted tor an commercial ition. Senatoria—
londny. W1 'iuday and Fri aly ermine.

nllolt’l'nAND AND TY 'EWRITING DB-
Mrunent la in charge of a practical rancher. who
can rotate bear rerulta. Sessions—Tuesday and
Thursday evenings.

GERMAN CLASS—A practical teacher from
Yalet College grm lea-eons two afternoons each
'1‘»

Wcuidbepleacrdto have you call or write for
particulars. PM NK ll. RUSCOB.

Gazelle Building, Nor-walla, Ct.
P. s.—Alm o! Burmese Department, 13%;;th

 

 

BAEEBY!

CORNUCOPIAB. ‘ANDY TOYS. anda tnll unort-
rnent of ornamental candy.

MrsJohn Holland

uonrrn's aural.
”If" _ -.

. “n it?
The Best Cabinet

Photographs
$3.50 per 1302.,

——-‘f—.

NORTH’S.

an!) it

New and Second-Hand

WAGONS,

New and Second-Hand

CARTS,‘

A Lot of ‘
Cheap Horses,

A Good Depot Wagon,
One Grocer’s Wagon,
One Butcher’s Wagon.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

F 4‘: TILIZE S,
Grass Seed.
Seed Oats.

~asn—

Barri-Yard Mariures.

RAYM NI] BlflS

BEE HIVE
General Intelligence Office

Any one in want 0! employment. or wishing to
change his or her place, will tlnd it will 1 them to
all here and register their Lama. tea tree-
Gentlcrnen will be charged the ruin of 1'» cta. If
you want to ho . or cell. or rent. or enquire for any
thing you can on here. an we will adrenlae at the
other every day. We have a aitting morn for Ladier
and one [or Gents also.

 

 

Burmese College. fill at
‘. AI
v. A. scorrno, %@
- HAS orimtm an
The Rear of the Warwick llonao, fifi'témi'd‘df‘iflfi fulfil-$35
ennui Norwalk. a department {a the file or “grid” “53%”an nrvx.
- , 30.5 a , on .
Second-hand Furnitureft , ‘ , ’ "SW”? "' ’
And Other Household Goods. i, 3‘ mktm w 3
Win take Hotel] on mini Carh paid ' '
.. ”out; .. Builders Hardware,
MON E17 LOANED

0n Watches, Jewelry. to.

All bur-incur strictly confidential. Communicatin-
addrerred to Box (EB. Booth Norwnlh, will receive
prompt attention. apt?

Refrigerators!

A FULL LINE

OF ALL SIZES

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PAINTS,

Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.

 

 

Wire Steel Door Mats,
Something new. but think out.

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MRS‘. FAWCETI‘I 7

Have You Heard it t

No, What is it ?

llrmt dc chull‘ Keep the
Nit-cal Market In the City.

inuznhiuuuu

Delivered every Saturday morning.

Fish, Oysters, Clams

Wbultfllr: and Retail.

tinnitus, Lettuce, Batiste:

From Greens Parm- every morning.
Pure Tomatoe Oatsup.
Imported Sardines.

'Anythinz you want in the market line on can
Ire-h every day at y 8"

HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
Spring Styles
PAPER HANGINGS.

Fine Line of Gilts
At 25. 30, and 40 Cents, Double Boll.
Embossed Gilts
New Styles, at 40c. Double Boll.
Painting, Paper Hanging,
CALCIMINING.

DEGKER’S

Paint and Walt Paner Store,
18 North Main St...

South Norw'alk, Ct.
SOME

Cneeiel Attractions

A'l’

Ambler & Sammis’.

40 yards Fancy Mattin b
roll) $4.00. g ( y

Bargains in Black South, 670.

Bargains in Black Penn-dc
Sore, or Luxor, 1.00.

Bargain in Black Rhadame 97c.

Bargain in Black Fallic Fran-
caise, 980.

One lot Plaid Flannels, 3430., re-
duced from 40c to 25c.

One lot Plaid Flannels, &c., re-
duced from 50c to 38c.

One lot 54-inch Tricots, &c.,
reduced from 85c to 50c. “

One lot 22inch Plaids, Ace.
reduced from 25c to 12lc.

And many others worthy the

. attention of close buyers.

titre tstlttts.

FINE

WATCH REPAIRING

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JEWELER.

No. 15 Imus-oar] Place.

Winona. Ir... rob. ran. in.
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