Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 8, 1890 · page 4

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THEIIODAI. NEWS.

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of its attendant "hot ware.”

country south and southwest of the
witho maximum temperature of

IN Fahrenheit. It will more
(onward to-doy. In this district to-dsy
warmer. fair weather will probably prev
val], with fresh to light southerly winds,
IIIdaInoximunI temperature exceeding
”degrees slightly except near the coast
line. In thalidfle Slates warmer, fair
wealhm will prevail, with fresh and
llght southerly winds and maximum
considerably exceeding 90

at most points,cxcept on the

coast line; and In New England warmer,
fairwoathex andsouthcrly winds, with
a maximum temperature of about 85 at
Boston. On Wednesday in this section
and in new England still warmer, fair
Wilhrobably prevail, with fresh
untidy to southwesterly winds, fol-
lowed byrain in the western parts of
“motion, and on Thursday fair to
mm doodywcathor. with sorslhcrly to

wiIh no abatement of
m “$1 the watom and lake
of I to section. There will be

greatdonger of snnstrokes in this section
gimme next three doyo.

 

 

Inlet-u Almanac rev Te-noirow.

Bun riooo flightido low tide
4.28 7.27 5.08 11.21

Hooter George Ella has entered the
employ of nowsdeolcr .1. It. Benedict.

The boot “Guy,” with a cargo of coal.
isdischarging st Raymond Brno.‘ deck.

The Norwolk Lawn Tennis club is
erecting a club house on its Mott avenue
grounds. ________

A large number of Norwalk people
attended Forepaagh’s circus at Stamford
last evening.

--New baby carriages, 35 and upward s
at Podmoro’s.

, Supervisor McCarthy says that all cen-
suofiguroo given to the press are only
approximate.

m Britto had a large llorvin
safe placed in his Water street market
yesterday afternoon.

The members of the Y. W. C. 'I‘. L'.
arerequmtodto meet at the house of
III. Howard Sherwood. No. 11 Marshall
street, this evening.

John W. Banks, of Danbury. has
hokmrgrnundfor the cellar of his new
hours on fimoide place. Hie born is
nearly completed.

—-Lmto twice as long as cheap soap for
lannth'y nae—Brunch.

The city drinking fountain does very
well so an ornament, but it might be
put toarnnnh more appreciable use if
eon ice was placed in it.

 

 

Amount postmaster William Malone,
of the Norwolk oflice. is taking his vaca-
timthia week. flu is rusticnting at his
homo on Plattrville menu».

About twenty-live members of Phwnlx
Begins company visited Pioneer Hook
and Ladder company of \Vestporr, last
evening. The boysreporta jolly lime.

Thomoollocilhoney“ was arrested by

Ofleartlarrnloy yesterday afternoon for
drunhnnem. He was fined $1.00 and

costs, amounting to $7.26, which he paid
and was dhchorged.
—l7ruh milk I; m. quart ev ery day

ot’l'heo. Kuapp’.» 1' mud.

Prvm'denl B. l/Jckwoml and Secrvtary
B. A. Woodward uf llll.‘ lientlemcu's
Driving association. are in Derby to—doy
ottardinga mnflir‘z of representatives

the Council did a wise thing last night
in ordering the reservoir to be stocked
with” in order to purify the water.
If thofloh can stand Ihe water they are
made of pretty good stuff.

Twenty-four prisoners will be released
from the State prison at Weiherslield
Gothic the month of July. ileorge Jack-
son. whose term would have expired on
Joly, fl, died a few days ago.

PHI] D. (3th rode from Danbury to

on menty bicycle last Sunday

hours and three minutes. This

lhml‘lmboihnbtmt time ever made
9 a bicycle between those two places.

In aiming the Roman Catholic
W thsdloceseof Connecticut be.
gmtlrolraonaol retreat at St. Francis'
mphen asylum in New Haven. Next
wssatlioaanasl retreat of the curries
wl mar. ._.

Themmmaochool for teacher at Suf-
fllopmsd this morning. The school
Dominated Secretary [line of tho
Ema Board Education. and has in
pdyoasoot Mantle. becornoao import-
ootolnmmtin sducotionalollairs.

"Tho [l’ is the witch-dog that
mummofonrlihorty and
”the cloth-dine of our rights—
miflolooodviotoyoutonoetho econo-
£91me

A! oldlodycotnew near being struck
”a oaths Washington street
oy afternoon. She was
woflagoloog the track while the gates
mm. Sheliod just time enough
to otspfronI thetraeli to avoid being
killed. w“. ______

Ionanelllallhle. who fora long time
hobssn III the llousotonic
WallooInIhisoityJied hotuight
WM Ilellad

I.

J.Boldenllurlbnttlsill at hiobolnoon
lalootreot.

Dr. George Bridgm‘lowthought to be a
trifle better today.

The N. 1’. club will picnic at the isl-
ands tomorrow.

There wereno 7;. before the city
police court this morning.

-Golumbio Safety bicycle for sale.
W. Podmorak

Robert Von Boron has purchased a
handsome span of light chestnut horses.

The profit of the recent kirmess in
Bridgeport amounted to {3,505.56.

 

 

 

 

A. B. Harris, of gringo, is taking
posse-ion of the Woodbury property on
Prospect street today.

All officers of Butler Lodge, No. 97, l.
0. 0. I"., are requested to meet tonight
at 7:31: at the lodge room.

Charleo I). Horty lo ailing from a
sprained shoulder he received while
chasing a dog on Sunday.

Raymond Brothers commenced laying
a 12-inch sewer through Core street to
Seaside place this morning.

 

The rafters in Gould A. Seymour];
born, that was burned Sunday night,
mover eighty years old.

The thermometer In front of Plalsted’s‘ IV

drug store at 1.8) this afternoon regis'
tered 94 degrees above zero.

The big lair held at Southport last
week netted about $1,500, which will be
expended in village improvements.

Clarence Ashton of this city is suffer-
ing from the effects of on accident
caused by the premature discharge of n
pistol.

Chief VoilnIer oud Constable Conley
yesterday afternoon destroyed forty-nine
bottles of beer that were seized at the
Mystery House Saturday night.

Nine very desirable building lots in
East Norwalk will be sold at auction on
Tuesday, July 2'3. A mop of them can
be seen at the oflice of Taylor a Golden.

The Arch Deaconry of Fairfleld county
are holding a meeting at St. Paul's
church in Fairlleld this afternoon. Rev.
C. M. Selleck and A. 11. Austin, of the
borough. are in attendance.

III the figures of merit for the Connec-
ticut Notional (iuard for June
Second Regiment leads with a percent-
age of 96.81. The First has 90.91, the
Fourth, 90.43, and the Third 59.73.

—llen drink good, bad and indiilerent
liquor, and never grumble about the
price of it. but they growl when their
wives don't economize by using Brussels
soap. '

The fire broke out In the hey at Gould
A. Seymour's barn yesterday afternoon
and it became necessary to send the
jumper Ihere with several lengths of
hose In order to extinguish the domes.

PERSON A I. PAR All RAI'IIS.

The Goings and Comlnga of People Ire
Like to Read About.

Martin Kellogg and family are in
Ridgelield 10-day.

Mrs. C. A. Qulnmrtl and tom”) on» at
Ocean iirove. .‘I'. J.

John McAlIister and mic, o1 Dummy,
are in town for a few days,

J. W. Saunders and wife, of the bor-
otlgh, are visiting friends in Wilton.

William Belts and family, of the bore
ongh, spent yesterday in New York.

Mrs. Noel B. Stanton is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Wood, in lionbury.

bliss Lizzie Brown, of Main street,

Norwalk. is visiting relatives in Strat- '

{Olds

Samuel Worden rind family are spend.
a few days with relatives (It llt. Karen,
S. Y.

C. M. Bryon, general secretary of the
Ansonio Y. M. U. A., was in town this
morning.

E. A. Woodward and family will leave
town tomorrow for a trip to the White
mountains.

Miss Eva Taylor, of llaubury, was the
guest of her brother, Fred A. Taylor, on‘
Orchard street, over Sunday.

Capt. Sands Selleck is celebrating hism
sixty-third birthday III—day, enjoying them
sights, pleasures and breezes at (lleo
Island.

J. (I. Hawkins and family of lelip. l1
1., will move to this town about the 20th
and occupy their line new house on
Seaside Place.

A. (l. Betta and son Fred, of the Rec-
ord, left town this morning for lit.
John's, N. 11., where they will spend a
few days.

Frederick B. Grumman. of Main street,
borough. has been spending II few days
with his aunt, Mrs. William Persons, in
East Bridgeport.

Mrs. Fred. Crosby of Silver Mine is
spending some time with her sister, Mrs.
John Crosby, of Norwalk, who is very
sick-Now Canaan Messenger.

Tue Sunset. received a pleasant call
this noon from J. II. Bailey, of the Dan-
bury News. Mr. Bailey ls enjoying the
ass breezes at Boll Island for a couple of
weeks. , ‘

The City Cousin Coming

[lore is the way the Homestead puts _.-

it: “The city cousin is coming, a hund-
red thousand strong. Listening from a
quiet hilltop, one can hear already the
march of the great caravan, leaving the“
hotstreots for the fields and meadows.
Madam. thorium, the baby, the children,
the trunks, the dogs, are all on a pil-

grimage to a cooler place than homo. 1”"

“adorn entertained the hard-worked
mistrem of the form, and perhaps a child
or two. for a whole week last winter;

took her to see the Bottle of Gettysburg an”...

panorama. to church. and hustled her
off to the depot before the swell relative
from Washington arrived. Bo now they
on all coating outta the farmtosso

 

Daria. sod svsn things up."

the 1

suu'm ouawaut evasion scanner. TUESDAY. JULY 8.

DIED.
"lam—Jamison JIly1.Iomoolr-obte,
"lam”. hiolato home
that, at 7.8) :tulchl.

WAIT-3D.

 

 

 

 

Advartlooroatooodsr
Mlbfigdfluklwstkolmb

two common BOARD!“ AT! '1 rum
street, Norwalk. 'I’ulIo moderate. 1‘5 'II

‘ I'I‘UATIOII II! A YOUNG IA! WILLIXO
to be useful. Used lohmsco and attic. Apply
to .1. 1., P. u. (all. llorwslk. Coco. 1:73:

10 01mm i'OlI JOB l’lilll'l'lllb. WORK
done III the highest styloofm the art. oI short

notxtc, and at the lowest possb
soar. N211. OII'ICl.

'ITUA’I’IUN BY A VIDEO IAN I' Ill!) ’1‘"

horses and rattle and willing to go west. A
Ind. I. I’.0.olI.Norwoik.t.onu.u1‘".‘tN

To Inn'-

Advertisements under this head, not eicuaITIIg'A
lines. I time '25:. It times son. I went 81.00.

 

 

 

 

 

 

FURNISH“) 11003! To 038 OR TWO
gut! omen. Appiyat 1111150th Ham “trout,
South 'orwalk. 1,711-

CUI'I'AGI 0? SEVEN ROOMS, AND ALI.
modern improvements. Ilsa: lzpermoatli
Situatedstcnrncr 0! Barber and 'hsncl streets.
Apply toP. 11. Dwyer, 21Wa11s1.. Norwolk. jy‘ll'
1101 3! All!) DAltN~llOl Ill IlAti. " R00“
and barn has room for three horns and (it
riagrs.App1yto Thoma-1 Mllovve, :. Day other
Homo III-Irvin k. 1:1'l if
IIOI' so 13 [MT .‘l’OltWAhii nix R00]!
mot lore order, rent ’13. Alro a house at
Woodwar ovrauc. ell. lL-i'llf’. of E. A.Wocd-
and. 1&4

’l‘lll SECOND FLOOR OF LIBRARY Bl'an-
mg, I rooms. Inquire a! Library rooms so“! I If
l 01 "sll 0V Ellill’l' ROOMS ON TOLLL‘I ST,
south Norwalk Water and 1m IrIIvva at: In
h: use. llIut 813. App' y to Juli“ ..linopp .v-'
West strut. South Nurwulk um)

”‘80! APRIL lat, 0‘8 SEYMOUR I'LAI‘I.
lower floor Ilrc rooms and two room In aturl

11.81yrnuur. _

I 08811.8. STORE AND DARK 0‘3 ('mlrls
street and Wilma swans, Nurwoik. Imyurr

of Burr Smith. III I!

PLEASANT [lull IN A (NDKVINIENT
locality 1s altered to pension who would like to
“"11. Wasmngmn some time during the wintn nr

 

 

 

 

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spr1ng.llm>rnamilnard km a day. Ira. ..I If.
humour. 11108 lot" N. W., ammo“. D. 0 112m!
FOR SALE.

Advertlsemvnte under this head, not 2113211112.: '
linorr.1t1u1e aloe. :5 times a):- I neck 11 0|)

 

 

 

 

USE HORSE MIIW 1311.
Apply at A: e1. llcm

W111i WAR AND (IN 1::- TAIUNERI Illjrrl
nevsou “mulls-m1 :1.rr1 , -
Jumm VIN“;

hill 1.11le FOP S.
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BECUND HIM) [into 131 1.1 MD I UNI)!
1' ilon.l’r1ce$’.s.1 Ir,'u1.'II( l‘iorhltan
street mu III Nurmtlk 1:1 if
DMINISTRA’I‘UH 3 SALE
House and about 11 arree of Land

ADW ELLIKII
I n Ely 1'6ch
road In South Nomads, hemgthe lcmrsIcarl or I- y
2cm led by Banjul-11.11 P Kurd. decearuz. lr.-I1rr.~
illlam B Rnd, Admxnmtrator. its If

 

I ouszs BL 1mm; um axn vaults s'r

REASONABI. B PRII E5 AND 05 EA‘Y
Tunas 111-101.“ amrcav mans mass
NWlATKD. TAYLOR .r GOLDEN, 1m:
once Agents all) 11'

TWO choice building lots. 50 and to fact min: on
West avenue. Apply on W C. aAllIllrl or

LI. HOW. r111!

FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

Advertlsemeuns under 'hI 9 head. II It exsudm 45
‘ lines. 1 time 112.3 timeswc I week .100

 

' OWKR FLOOR of llvr trams.

l Item :31. I":

1 min 81ml: more 'Rorie, ‘ be mm:
lhcap' hold LII smelt A; , y Ll) 1“1. h Mr.
1'llain strut, :lonrh Vorw I It y? 1w

 

Dissolution of Partnership.
OTICB 1,. herrlvy 111nm 111.11 [hr rocarfirnweh [1
heretofore v‘ll’lln! 11:11le (h:- 11m. 11.1w or
1“th 111111: & Wr.‘ 1‘1 - [h l‘ r‘ay mum: til 111 . "
tuner m, mm“ anrmrnh r1" 1' 1" 1,
Jvlrphl» W11 11.Iun1r1m '
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South Norwalk 11.;111y.

(l EORGE II. II A1310) I),

Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 Gr 48 Main 51., Norwalk
Also Furnishing l'ndertaker.

Rea-111nm. No. : Berlerly mm. Torpmmc
(311,”. I lhiyor night.

llll lDENI) VOTICE.

501 TH Nor. w 111 harm. I'..,1w

Ill-II rn Nm IvIHI, (‘Ims .'IIDP ~11 1 {(1.1 l
. Tumor-11m: of £111 Monogram! '11: v Illin'. .1
A ihls ularr, a Il1v1IIrenIl to unplmmr- wzw dm' and

III "11- roll of I per mm. per anrmm, frr the w t
nioniliulndmg luly 1,1-00Jnd. pavahe on Ind
after luly In. Internet not drawn w 11 m (furl. m:
[1) accounts and draw Intermt from. ..lulyl

ya. 2w [OHN u.KNAI'i,Trru1-1ur1r

scour aouwour lavrnoo inst

51 Washington Street

Open Dallyfrornfl to 12am..anrifrom I In 111 no
and on rialurdny evenings from 6 to ‘3.

win! crest allowed on Deposits,

ALDEN 501. MAN'S Pres.-
J0 lhl'lltitlli I'm In...
Nrouuu. share In. Ina'rrm

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srauroun was
RBOPBSS SEPTEMBI‘B 3d.

A Business Training limos! for both rem, [look—
klzeplu Backlog. Prumnsbw Telemann. Mort
had, we wining, err. 11mm 1(th taught Irv-l
dent my hr- Interviewed or the (millage: after Ann.
2511: Catalogues rent on up!“ Irrlou

BUILDING LOTS 11‘ lUG'l'IBll

Elna of the mm: llu'slrvthle Bmlrlmg Isms 111 [out
Norwalk on he sold on the gamut, on

T1 ESDAI, .II 1.1 lsllll.
AT 3 trousers l’. at.

These Lots Ifl" situated on the harbor. rlrof them
having shore hunts and three at them front on
rlrccnd avenue A map of the bureau be m at
the RI s1 Estate and Insurance 0an of TAYLOR
It. GOLDIN Wmluagton street. Booth Wk

JAMES MITCHELL,
1,919 I! auc’limtillt.

SHERIFF SALE.

(H'ICI la harrby given that by vistas or on a.
station addressed wine In a case brought
Charleen. l'rstttmf II of aetiolotlA Ii. Lyon
stupor oars! urns sited upon
the following person propsrty belosaioz to the
said A. 5. Lynn A: lion. Iowl
Ono dssLm wrap table, two Iarsl blocks
one from sonata. sci rooster one set cl
neat knives tbutchu'l). one start, In holes or
hogs, thrsrbalosof wrspptn paper wtia
troy.lwosstsolsraiss. onsrrmf Mono
ball, on ice hook, nonunion rake autumnal:
Ior stove. ass-allure", three doom ,
l3: window racks. two clusters. twenty balls of
best hook

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SPECIAL SALE

SAILOR aiid slum:
H A T S. '

FOR THE PM ET“ OF I",‘7 III.

Those purchasing [lot and Trimming Is111 lute

I-Iat Trimmed Free

11111.1.1111111’1

3 WATER. STREET,
NORWALK. . CONN.

The BIeaIelennder 11 11111111:

No More Purplexlly III Culling
Lndlcs' III-cues.

A11 .Iou ruyamach n: that rhangr m- ‘bl' [Minn
char: no $0rl111lt that or 311119. I in Him "lltt
rum him will last ollfIlIInI.In-tr1ltuv I
given and mac lune sold by

MRS. LOTT“) B. DEEDS.
wows-rm WIFPRFIW-T

N I: «Dram Iltin‘g am. :1- Iklnntour ml

11181111111111" IIIBIBF’

Ono Quality. ~Tlire Ito-I.

 

W Veal, bun!) Hutton, H.1rk 53‘! out From,
l0rI II lluf. 8111“an Tu Il’ll I'm
firm 11's Ilarnn, 1:11“. '1 I 19:11
furt- hilt.

Home Dressed Poultry :1 Specially.
Orders Delivered I’roruplly.

CHARLES SMITH

5:! Washington Street.

- BI'CYCLES.

 

lloorlng'xuu U fur ‘hr
II All“ [Ch A“) I lC'l‘Oll
Prrfnrrnm. Safety on! other r. 21' grade W11“ I
All.» a firm (1-.- Sofrry. o'l lull banner 3 ‘1

E" rat ciao! seroto- hand It nit-.1 for eat: It- pm fL'
In o.i Ito lrt'lnrhro,

Leroy E. Whoolor.
I33 Waler Street. South Norwalk,

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t all and llininlnc sun It.
Free Instructions in All Customers.

Before 3n. 35:1; 3 II .I-IJ, ,1: on arms and 1~.’1t"l.

Jackson Bros.,

1» “all Street, horns“. l'unu.

 

HomerB. H011

Removed

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SOUTH \Ollll A [III

WAGONS

New and mdhaud

Buggies, I’hoetoua, Carriages,
Canopies, llpindles, ctr.

l’riceI-I to limit All.

Grill and See Them.

ENRY TELY.

 

. HBBSES! HBBSES!

Arrived todsy. agar lomluof'fl‘mrr. sulllable for
rpornr can seen s u- orml- r y new
Erin" o. W. O .llallmsd Plooc.'1'111s lot
Imlaronlev'ry rahleonro Calla-Idler IlIIm

loath Wk. June 23. I”).

A. 2‘. F'ERIll S,

JEWELER.

Diamonds, Watches, “Jerrelry.
Ila-l watch lsoalrlog s lmeishy.
sou-rarin- at. . loath lerwaIII

 

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FINEST

SUMMER RESBBT

—-—-—-—3J0N'.:___._

LONG ISLAND SOUND.

SEW ATTRACTIONS THIS \

SEASON.

SEA F001] BF ALL KINDS.

l‘ irst-L‘l .Iss lh'stzuu'zuil.

FINKBNSTIEN B KNBBEL

.1 I'll“I RII'I'ORS.

ROTON POINT!
THE STEAMER "MEDEA,"

CAI’T. ll. ROWLAAD.
Time Table

Daily mp.- from South Norwolk In ltolnu hunt
and Ilnl lslttlltl 711! in a. 111., I: 'n‘ [1. III . 211111.111.
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to the 0111111111. my'll {f
To hon York in less '1‘er Hours and

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“CAPE CHARLES,”

t‘AI'T. FRED I. B"\Ill‘1ll.
(«Immense makm; lla11y l'rxpé in Nut Y1
Comlort, Safety and Speed.

I‘lll’i [All lltll,‘ [-25 Sum h. Nu :‘wait l) ‘.»w
York-.1115» mp, 1 10!: In In 1111 1? r111. or.

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MONDAY. JUNE 16th.

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nuts 11. tram ‘ll It . V‘Alwnw- mhv
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maul KY .92 NORWAIIK DIIISION.
Corrected June 11th. 15:11,
Passenger TralIIr.

 

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sum» only as for as (Irest Harrington.
(Irresoruy as for as New Milford

We 11 Mmasrnr. Vlce l’ru' t I! (ion 1 llan‘ g r
W. K. Lyon, lion;

W A Possum Pomonm an. llrldzevort.

79 WASHINBTUN STREET
L. H. DECKER.

Dealer In

Wall l’npors, l'rslrsts, Oils. Glass
lIrIIIIIIr-s, (Ioisclt Colors
and I’IsrmslII-s.

A IR'I‘ISTS’ GOODS.

PI- -l‘1.ll.‘lll1!f‘ r1 LIQUID WOOD F11. urn. brat
11:11Ilgforéilno and1mmWoodmwlllioulmbhln.

310011l ‘8 l’llEI'AItltl) 1.11.3011 FINIBI
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silllPilARdDi-II'AIIAUON l'nACII ‘IAlINlilll.
In- ' lor lllllll rooms. ouleldv 1'11"»st “I“ In)!
spa: or turn wltllu.

for

Painting, Paper Dancing
and Decorating.

(II Iii (J. niEIJIB‘l" 113—,

UNDERTAKER.

as North lain Street. South Norwolk

 

Open at all hours. 11111 ssrvloss of In Imbalaisr

 

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1890.

T’LAISTED’S

DrugStoro

We call your at-
tention to our Soda
Water. ll'you wish
a cool, refreshing
drink, we can suit
you.

Our Soda is made
from pure spring
'atcr', and Olll’ syr—
ups are flavored
with the best fruit
juices obtainable.
Raspberry.
Pine-apple.
Orange.

Orange Pliospli. '
strawberry.
Raspberry I’IIosp
t‘ rub-Apple "It-50‘3"
Motie.

Lemon. _.
Vanilla."
winger.
Sarsapurillu.
l'IIm'olalt'.
t'oll'cc.

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tirilisayu.
Limo .lIIicc.
Ike" Ara. kc.

We also have on
draught IIII' cole-
III'IIted POLAND
WATER. as well as
Surat git, Guyscr,
\‘icliy. and Excel-
sioI'.

All the popular
.llinr- 'III Waters by
the. bottle.

(,‘IIIIII'I'II & (‘ocli-
'anc‘s Ginger Ale,
and III'IIsII’s Ku-
always on

PLATéTED s
Dl'ugStore

13 Washington Sin-cl .

OLD STAND

36 MM Street. Norwalk.

P1011111 111111111111 $1111

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Willow, Cane and Splint Chairs at Cost
l'AIJ. AND SEE.
'l‘illIJ'Z'I' SETS. HANGING LAMP}. PAPER

llAl'afi', BIRD CAGES. BAMIIUU NUVEI.
This. (Ill. PAINTINGS. H'I'I‘. E'Fl‘.

Oil l‘lot II and Mailing Very Low

Bram 11111111111111.

A. A. McLEANS
carriage B11131 111

65 NORTH MAIN STREET,

SOU'I‘II NOII‘VA IIIC, -

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Ilavmg nut-II up a

Carriage Repository

At lb North Main street. South Norwalk. 1 (II-sire to
call thI' attention of the pllhlll‘ to the flue line l
have to sch-rt from, Thur-c Wagons are of the best
make, warranted and Include the lr-adlng slylcs of

Surreys, Buggies, I'lraotons.
Concords, Spindles, IloIIII
Carts, Business Woman,
Grocery and Mllli
Wscons.

CARRIAGE REPAIRING PROMPTLY
ATTEND ED TO.
A.

1.1... A. MCLEAN.

Bennett & HIISled

28 Ilaln St., 80. Norwulk.

M81118, Fill], UYSIBIS,

’Fruits, 111111111111, P11111111:

Of All Kinds In Their liaison,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

 

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Washington

 

 

 

 

BOSTON STORE,
Washington

311881 8 3 311881

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

E shall during this week
1 make a. special sale, ppon
K1 1.101L 1EN WARE 0110011111111
and GLASS WARE of 1111 res
criptions. We don’t claim to
make it a. special sale and then
only mark one or two articles
down, for we are true believers
in the fact that honest adver-
tising pays; therefore, we shall,
commencing with Saturday, a.
m. at 8 o’clock, mark every ar- 1
ticle in this department down, 1
some more and some less, de-
pending altogether upon the
cost of the article. This we
think will prove to be the
grandest opportunity to fit out
your kitchens, dining rooms,etc.,
for less money than the same
goods have ever been offered
for before, at any rate, just
give us a. call, look us over
well, get our prices, no matter
Whether" ylm ”Wish to buy or
not, we are always pleased to
show our goods.

 

 

 

 

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Boston Store,
83 Washington 81.

SOUTH NORWALK. OT.

 

 

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