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stouchoro utternpts to be the
introduced patrons. dint
:m'wuemmnm
inmotulnndou.
WWII-rd ls projecting a nu.-
, 'uew immanent- for Tuxedo
Another unificlnl lake will he
thschsnges meditate-d.
the greet Prussiun field nmrshnl‘e
"it immediate brunch of the Moltke
”there have been eight ministers
M, four genes-sh and one admiral,
lllh the Duth service.
Buster Sherman had a peculiar expe-
'rlcoce in Peri: last summer. lie was
hkm by s crowd for Jules Ferry, end
, hsdtontirc to his hotel to escape the
jean which followed him.
Capt. Henry. the Edinburgh gun
linker, who invented the barrel uwd in
, the Hurtini-chry rifle, has just resigned
his commission as quartermaster, after
thirty yesrs' service with the volunteers.
" Disraeli once remarked that flattery
wathesecretofhissnccessinlife.
fisrhighere msnclinibed, he said, the
W it could be laid on, until, if one
, midupproach the throne. it might be
-: m on with a trowel.
Tusy Gwok Ying, the new Chinese
mm to the United States, is a good
lookingmsn, aboutwyenrsof age. He
dram in the finest silk raiment and
spades great deal of money. Heisu
mutant smoker, and when he is not
pufllng s cigarette he is rolling one.
Atthe Hotel Bristol, Paris, onhissn
rivul. any the hunch papers, Mr. Glad-
- stone worse gay sir. After continuing
his wife to step carefully as she left the
carriage. he added, deprecatingly: "Of
course, though, you can still jump, and
so‘eculd I if I chose.“ Then, disdaining
to use the elevator, he sprang nirnhly up
the stairs.
) Prmident Gilman, of the Johns Hop-
‘ university, was born with a silver
spoon in his mouth. Without possessing
any remarkable scholarship, he was ap-
pointed president of the University of
California at an age when most men are
glad of n. professorship. When he was a
little over 40 he was made president of
Johns Hopkins university.
The late Dr. Horatius Boner was re-
markable for his intense love of preach-
ing. He came in the pulpit often when
he was hardly able to undertake pulpit
duty, but as soon as he found himself in
the place where he was wont to speak to
. his people, he seemed to become ani-
mated by their presence and to gather
' mm from the very attention
which was always in a remarkable (le—
gres given to him while he spoke.
“ THE GENTLER SEX.
311's. Wliitelnw Reid wears the finest
diamonds in Paris.
MissMurfree’s (Charles Egbert Crad-
dock) novels yield her about 83,000 a
year.
Bits. Edison has fine brown eyes and a
straight :face with n delintely uqniline
' nose.
Frances Hodgson Burnett is getting
”rich at the rate of from $20,000 to 325,000
I year.
Hrs. Mona Caird, who started the “Is
' » u Failure?’ businm, has been ,
‘ swaying'Bnddhism.
Hrs. Mary Nash Agnew, of the New
> Yak bound of education, is not in sym~
puthy withwomnn suffrage.
801 Smith Bpssoll’s wife is a small, in-
._ they Agnes Manure Iuthor
“Signor Honaldini’s Niece” and of
‘fl'woGonvictsf is said to be the dough
w of s warden of the Maine State
Hollie Bell, who has attracted ut-
iél‘itimi so being the first person from
m to receive an appointment in the
‘ ‘ ‘Iervice, is not an Esquirnau, but
’ living in Langley, a few
that of Washington.
, “his Corolli only msde her sne—
luv Uwflfer by mean of long sud
N do“! opinst adverse influences.
“kickvumusicinnfindis described
“film‘wltbs greetlot of flufly, yel-
‘ “hand a bright. chubby, baby
«m _ .
him to fame as "Oliver in Block and olors, at set nlshrngly lo
ll.
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Cloak and Wrap Depart-
ment—Second Floor
No need of going out of Norwolk this senron for an out~
side gurlnent. Berlin, Paris, London or New York's very
highest and most exclusive creations in Clocks, Wraps end
Jackets. We plow on sale to-rnorrow uvernl lots of tailor-
msde Jackets, Top Coats, Newmsrkmn.
One lot of Checked and Striped Jackets at $195, worth
03.50.
One lot Direcloire Costs, value $8.00, at 84 95.
One lot Imported Costs, vslue $10.50, at 00 49.
One lot Slockiuet Coats, value $5.00, at {3.49.
Four lots Imported sud Direcloire Newmsrkete, plain
Ind brsided lupels and pockets, handsomely finished, st
“.95, $8 95, 09.95, $12.50.
' One lot of English Plush Jackets, valued at 815.00. It
$10.98.
St: lots of English Plush Sacques at $19.95 to $19.00.
Silks—Paine Francois.
In Bloch] we are carryingu full assortment of these
very populer silks, prices ranging from 75 lo 81 50 per yard.
Full lllssof all the latest shades at 89c per yard. Regu-
lsr price for these sills $1.12.}.
In novelties und trimming silks we are showing the
best line that buever been displayed in Norwalk. Prices
from 75c tu’OL'li'r per yard. .
Black Groo Grain Silk. We would call your attention
to one bargain we are offering this wéek in these goods.
viz: Cashmere finish, 22 inches wide, best American Silk,
at $1.09 per yard, "regular price 81.37;.”
DressGoods.
Full line comprising all the latest shades in 40 inch all
wool cashmerefor 48¢ per yard. Regular price for these
goods “leper ysrd.
Junrecu'ved new line of the popular Drop De Aimee-—
includingaBlccks—which we are selling at 62§c per yard.
Never been altered before for less than 75c per yard.
Blue, Brown, Grey, Black and Green Scotch Mixtures,
lull 51 inchmide, 29:. per yard. Regular prior 453 per yd.
Confpdflt’ion is the life of trade, and that is your gain.
We offer for this week only, good quality, extra heavy
Lsdies’ cloth 50 inches wide for 790 per yard. Regular price
for these goods 8100 Per yard-
' Domestics.
11:. Best quslity 64164 print, good colors, this fall ps1-
terne for Be per yard. Regular price 71c per yard.
Extra quslity Robe dc Neglige cloths in latest Persian
effects and colorings for 12lc per yard. Regular price 15¢
per ysrd. ‘
Just received. Full line of lace curtains and porterlers,
from 98c to 810.00 per pair. Cell and examine our line be-
fore buying elsewhere.
Blankets.
10 4 Bldnkets at 896 per pair, worth 81.1%.
11,1... up
10-4 ‘ 1.19 “ “ “ 1.87}.
10-4 “ 2.25 “ “ " 2.6%.
10-4 1. 2.” u u u 237*.
104 “ 4.09 “ “ “ 4.621.
1M u 4.98 " u -- 5.50.
104 H 5,50 “ " " 6 25.
1; g: glove De artment.
: greatest bargain in Kid Gloves ever besrd of.
dozen ton ~curd Coley, 5),,an Lche
ices of 5% pa“
psir. This is the time you should not fail t: accept the
odor. , 7 _
Of course this does not signify that we have no u ,
as we have them at 79c, 95c. 81.12, 31.25 and 81.371}.
Our $1.12 and 81.371 Gloves sre wsmnted, and we
mean what we say. Our aim is to give satisfaction to all.
Our line of Jersey Gloves is bought and on the way. When
they arrive we shall be sble to show you the largest sud
best line over ofiered in Norwslk.
Buttons and Trimmings.
We will open Saturday all the latest styles and will be
sold It prices tint will surprise the most skeptical buyers.
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‘ Cor. Main and Wall Streets...”
3 quire.
Will open 011 Saturday with the
Most Complete, Best Selected and Cheapest
Stock of DryCoods, Upholstery, Artists’
Materials and Kitchen Furnishings
' ever shown in N orwalk.
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Hosiery Department.
Now in your lime to purchase Winter Hosiery, II we
have just received :1 full line of hdies', Gents’ and Child»
ren'e, and we are offering them or prices that are surprlt
lug. Forsssmple we will mention our IAdlee’ Ill wool
ribbed hose st 121:. We are positive that others ere aching
200 for the some goods. Our We end 240 [ll-ck, sll wool
rihlwd hose are excellent value. All we ask is a thorough
lneprclllln of our stock. We are positive you will find
something which will be of inn-rest to you. Remember
you will find lsrgnins in Illls department st Ill times.
Underwear Department.
This is the department in which we are lenders, so
must be acknowledged.
Infants' non shrinking ribbed Vests in sizes I, 2, 3 at 28c
Children's while llerino Vests and Pants, 10 to 34111.
10 inches at 15c, rise of 2c on each silo.
Ludies' Alliance arm-y Vests, wsrrantcd not to shrink,
at 871', In sizes 2, 3, 4. These goods would be cheep It “.25.
\Vr also have u Ledws‘ all Imul Jersey Vest. in 2, 3, 4.
11131.24, sold else“ in n» at $1.50.
This drparimeu' Iz- now complete end we are prepsred
to meet all demands. Give us u call and we will convince
you that whru we advertise is the truth sud nothing but
thv- truth.
The ladies will please pay strict sttention to the fol.
lowing, as we know (from well founded facts) lblt it will
be of great interest to them: We will offer on Sound-y,
Sept. 281b, 50 dvz. Ladies’ Heavy Merino Vests It the
astonishing low price of 25:: each, which we gusrsnlee cen-
nor be bought elsewhere less then 500.
Small Wares.
On Monday of next week we will open our Insic De-
partment and will sell all our sheet music It be percopy.
Our catalogue consists of 2,000 copies, including all the
latest pieces in this line. Catalogues free. This music is
reloiled by other dealers for 10c, 1211c, 15o and at prices
marked on copies.
Toilet Department.
8 once» with s of Florida Water for 25c: this is uclusl.
ly worth 33c.
Bey Rum, medium size for 121}, worth 191:.
Metsllic uslr Brushes 121 end 25c.
1 lot of Purses st 121 and lie, good voice It 20 and 25c.
Handkerchief Depart-
ment.
Torchon Lace from to. to 30¢. per yard.
New line of Black Lace Scnrfe It prices from 49 to 2 29.
Black Lace Plouncing from 021:. to 2.75.
Gent’s Handkerchiefs 10 and 15c. esch, worth 15c. and
20c.
Lsdirs’ Handkerchiefs 15 to 356.
Art Department.
Second Floor.
Don’t forget us when you went I picture framed. One
hundred styles of Moulding in Oak, Gilt, Oxydized Silver,
Bronze, White, Gold, h” Ill It the lowest prion. Fumes
for Cabinet Piclures and 8:10 Pbotogropbs.
Elegant Line of Stationery.
ulfihfilfii‘fid‘filfir‘l‘l ’ i?
14c,10c,17c.18csnd 19c. Splendid Linen Psporut106| j
Ask for Marcus Word’s and Whiting”. El hi
Quire Paper. Ink, Mucilnge, Pens Ind Btutioners" Sundries?
Visitors always welcome st the Art Department.
Kitchen Department.
Large Gloss Water Pllcberv, only 19c etch.
Gold Band Plster, only do each.
Fruit Jun, 89c per dozen.
Decorsted Flower Pots and Henglng Bushman“) 19c.
Silver Plsted Belt and Pepper Gesture, only 19c such,
Granite Iron Tea and Coffee Pots. ell sizes, The such.
Don’t forget to inquire for our Baguio Counter,
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Open Mondays and Thmsdays till 8 o’clock.
' ' Saturdays “till 10 o’clock.
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doubly-Jellies,
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MRS. HEADS
HOME SCHOOL
For Girl: 111 hm Lalin,
Ill-OPENS OCT. 3‘, ’8’.
n mum-anus.
Mrs. M. E. ”31¢
GRAND
MILLINERY
OPENING.
81111"ch 5, glutinous
Mrs. W. Fawcell’s,
lo. 8 Water Street,
Norwalk. - Conn.
We shell exhibit fully one hundred W
mumummmn
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fulfils weekend]:
mam can‘t-“.mrdvlluest (I).
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stcett’s Headquarters!
3 ’03 11mm.
lo. 3 Water Street, Ion-ll. can.
Cllllllllll w11_1mnuumu.
Repairing and General Blacksmlthing
mWhnWehfw
Gelcrsl Cum-ts lull , Repairing
Ilene steel-g sud-ileum ’
Blacksmith-g,
At 122 AND 128 WATER STREET.
Soulhl‘okulb.wbere1hsy will rsryou thesbove
boring-adorned tool! orders in the but end
“prompt-issuer. “magnum-st.
B'l'll BRIDGES. roses. BAX
All) MIDI.” A smart.
GUIDE! '1'. CARI,
of If 0. I. swam.
TRY OUR
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'rrrnussslvmrrn
DANIEL L’IIOMHEBIEU.
Tayloutoldcn
Reel Estate. Pin, Life. Accident,
Piste Glen, Ind Steal Boiler
“SW03 some
murmmsml '
Bilildel's Hardware!
\ PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Ell; 0“ Finish.
Wire IMO» lists,
meant-III!"
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Choice Groceries
Table. Delicacies,
neem‘m’ b'
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Fell end Winter Cuttings,
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HATS! HATS!
FALL STYLES,
Ilsllnsdclludcolcvlof
Stiff sud Soft lists, Silk lists.
Boy's Mindanao-I1 nonfat-sum
be”. lulrlosofulueforlnust
NAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular Ilse-lion paid I.
I'lxl-g. Clea-lug and lro-Iu
Illk nuts. e29
SEWERS!
F. M. PIERCE
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General Sewer Contractor
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Til Pudarflrlgr D111 Stun.
Bolt!“ lI-ernl Waters.
our. "me'c ' eunuch polli-
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General lusursuceAgency
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lllIS'l‘ED’S emu ' REMEDY.
BFVOW COODZ'
Tbefellowiug are a few of lbs testimonials which we hsvo in rcgnd to
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L‘AISTEC’SCOUGH‘RCMEDY
claim for it. y more, but deean these Infilcient to show thst the medicine is III we
“Guiana: BédPLAlmn—Dear Sir :«Knowi
ug m y is pre ed, we certify that the medicines of which it is composed
mof recognized or ity for Ihrout and Inn r bl ' '
opium or any poisonous or injurious drug. 8 run a, “d that " contains no
ELERY c. CLARKE, 11. D., N
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[From Samuel McGowan, Chief Engineer South Norwslk Fm- Department]
Gsonol B. Pursuit—Dear Sir :—I have used Pllieted’s Cough Remedy in my
farm! for sewn! years, and would not be without it. 1 lb' k ‘ ' '-
clne {have ever seen for coughs, colds and lung troubles. in u u the best med:
Yours respectfully,
SAMUEL McGOWAN.
W'IIMAMS’ COFFEE EETRACT
For chhting or Excursion Parties. It has uo'xqusl.
Al‘rgednortmmof
Summer Drinks and Fancy Crackers.
We clslm we sell the
Best Dairy and Creamery Butter
Intown prrlcessdqulity. Youmjndgcformndf.
MOODY’S AROMATIO SYRUP
IorCholenlorbusud'l'eethi
fromlhocwbohsveuedizgwm Pronouncedlobe the float thing pmdnced in this line
PrIOe, 250 a Bottle.
CHAS. E. §E7MOUR’S,
33 Washington St" - So. Nos-walk.
THE LEADING BBlllGEPfllll' lllll 690118 Hfllllli
W. B. HALL & 00.,
Cor. Main and Cannon Streets, Bridgeport.
Greatly enlarged, New Elevator runs from back part of the
Old Store, New Dress Goods Room, New Cloak Room,
New Gents’ Furnishings Section. Cotton Underwear
and Corsets Up Stairway.
Special Offerings.
100 pieces Fine end High Grade of Colored Cashmeree, 48 inches wide, price 750.
00 pieces Fine French Berger, 49 inches at 751:.
I. he, loops The above two lots are sold st 81.“) every where.
”M‘m- an m m One case Tricots. 450., worth 60c. '
£va - _ One use Drop D’Allnss, 50c.
mmumnmulmm Gunsmiflch Selle
One one All out
‘i’ii‘fii’i‘mguu 1‘1 1") ii.ii\l.flUA
New Velvets and. Flushes.
sues—cuss: coons.
Our special uttnction for this week will be 200 pieces 42inch All Wool D
D'Allnu, Saba-topolr, Roy-l Fsueies, . Annalee end Cords. Pflcesfiafi
one. end 750. Isny of the celebrsted make of B. t 00., Ind ere setu-
slly worth .1 per ylrd. If you min want of I block dress we would ask you to
exocrine till-lot or goods, unit will be impossible to duplicate it. Block Cosb-
msre, 87111:" 400. Ind 600. Greatly under price.
2,000 New Clocks. Every New Shspe. Toke Elovstor.
V'l'lnulul ,lllr Stores New Goals all New Bull 0111..
~W.B.I-IALLeCo
GROCERIES AND MEATS
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T. 3m GUM-3&9: SON.
SPRHGWOOD.
All. ORDERS FILLED PIflMP’l‘LY.
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