‘ the
Coast. In this district to-day
clondyto fair, slightly warmer
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war w , y
"followedby rain near’tho coast I? In
States and New England
,partly cloudy to fair weathsr
:lrssh easterly and southeasmy
will prevail, followed by local
in thswsstern and northern parts
otthis section and on the coasts.
filthy in thh section and In Nswwfié?
land warmer, more sultry and y
My Weather will probably prevail,
withaoathsrly winds, lollowcdby rain
northern parts of this section and
3w, Engl}nd, and on Saturday part-
’2.”
sultry weather, with
“hm Alien-claw To-llorrow.
hone-II I simm- I High tide I Inwtids
10.42 4.38
James Strahn, of Darien, has been
Igrsatsdapsnsion.
‘ B. B. Adams and a party of friends are
picnictng at Baton Point to-day.
MI! E. Bates Is erecting a house on
thread to West Norwalk, for Harmon
Richardson.
Olive Branch Lodge, No. 19, K. of P.,
will confer the first degree on four cau-
didates this evening.
The steamer Jessie B. brought a large
whether of Bridgeport excursionists to
Baton Point to-day.
The city reservoir case which was
at the Council Chamber yester-
g.“ a adjourned until next Wednes-
Fred June and Will Ferris, of the New
Haven Wheel club, wheeled through
town yesterday afternoon, en route for
New York.
Will 8. Bates, of Norwalk, leaves town
ill-day for Philadelphia, to join the
“GM Cellar Door” company, with
which he has signed as advance agent.
-Fresh milk by the quart every day
at Theo. Knapp’s old stand.
' The Christian Workers of the East
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal church
will meet at the residence of Mrs. Frank
Seymour, Friday evening, August 15.
A wheel of one of Theodore Coleman's
wagons was taken of! yesterday after
noon, while crossing the horse car track
near the corner of Main and Cross streets.
Five members of the delegation from
Douglas Fowler Post returned home
from the Boston encampment last night.
The remainder of the party will attend
theseasion of the convention today.
11.1. Smythe will play in the "Our
Country Cousin” orchestra during the
reminder of the week. Next week he
will play on the steamer Rhodc Island,
running between New York and Provi-
deuce.
Captain John S. L’Eommedieu, of
Bowayton, showed us an oyster shell a
few days ago which was covered with
' act. Itis probable that the set
year will be heavier than has been
the cans in years.
Edward B. Gumbart, principal of the
last Norwalk public school, and Miss
mania Barnum, of Bethsl, who is also
a tsacherat the same school, are to be
marrisdst thobrIdes parents this after-
nonnauo’clock. A numberof friends
of the bride and groom from this place
will attend the wedding.
~11 you wish your piano tuned or re-
paired by a practical. first-class workman
and your order to Ilr. Blackman, who
D now stopping at the City Hotel, South
Norwalk. w-..
i‘lhasnlhorlttes of Portchester, N. Y.,
have m a good example in ordering the
wandering artist who paints scriptural
Manson rocks and fences to keep
d'way from that place. They have
glvdh hlmfslr warning and propose to
“Malibu is ever caught in the
dot of decorating» nature in this way
. l?’ . r“ _
Tits wonderful growth of the Snell
Tho-College of Norwich, Conn., is
W. Commencing with an at-
”use!“ in 1835 it has enrolled
fipflysar 260 scholars. Its gradu-
'st‘wsrshlliag position. of trust. Its
. ”salons becoming noted for their
» ”work. Two new departments
Wits added this year and the old
, “harshnenenlargsd. Evorythingto
halt the student is brought into use
and all the odlcs appliances and fix-
tsrssmsllratclsss. Ifyouarsthinkiug
statuodluga basins. college be sure
sodasad for It» Ir catalogue.
Mwhowsrs up at the track last
. net-Ema». '
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km of Willow people are picalolhx
atflsll' Pasture today.
Itlshopsdthst duriogtharsass nextT
week John 1!. Ferris will give his horse
an exhibition best.
Rsv.C.ll.Psgg.of East Norwalk,ls
”Bronchitis this afternoon.
"ll-so board of health hold their regular
meeting tomorrow afternoon at “It
“hot o'clock in the asleetmen’a adios.
The butchers who went to Danbury
from this city yesterday to attend the
barbecue report having had a fine time.
The wheel of a carriage became fast»
sued in the street our track on North
lain street last evening and was could-M
stably damaged.
George B. Weed will give an exhibi-o
tion of his stallion "Elsetwpisd," in
front of the grand stand at the races on
Wednesday of next week.
The civil case of Wilbur ll. Ayres vs.
Sarah Raymond, involving the question
of a book account, was tried before
JudgeD. P. Harrell today
The remains 0! Joseph 8!? Vamp,
which were brought to this to
, Berlin yeatsrdayaf whrs nterrod
in the Pine Islandm ery to-dsy.
Charles B. Adams, of South Norwalk,
was honored at the American Mechanics’
convention in Norwich yesterday by
being elected state council secretary.
-Capron, the machinery man, has
just furnished an engine and boiler to a
large brass works at Naugstuck.
A party of East Norwslk young men
are arranging to give a moonlight excur-
sion to Northport, L. 1., on the steamer
“Medea,” Wednesday evening, August
27th.
A representative of the Gnmewcll fire
alarm system was in Norwalk to—day
arranging to put in two new boxes—one
on France street and the other near the
armory.
The good ladies of Danbury fed four-
teen car loads of veterans and pr ‘ed
them with nickel beans as they passed
through that city on route to the Boston
encampment.
Borough engineer 0. N. Wood to sur-
veying Main street so as to enable esti-
mates, to begiven on the new pavement,
with which the present Court of Bar-
gesses propose to pave the street.
Our congressmen play quorum in about
the same way we used to play it when
we were boys. The main feature of the
game is fora part of the players to go
and hide themselves and for the other
part to find them if they can.
John Plumb is the best pedestrian in
Litchfield. He thinks nothing or an 8“" °
eighty mile walk and started the other
day for Mystic, where his sister, Miss
Gertrude Plumb, and a party of friends
from Southington are enjoying a vaca-
tion. ,.,_.__
Olive Lenora, daughter of Fred and
Sadie Austin, died last evening of choli
era Infantum at the family home on
West Main street, aged 1 year and 24
days. The funeral will take place to.
marrow afternoon at dfltM’clock at No.
27River street.
Justice Selleck— is considering the ad-
visability of discharging Uiovsni Guan-
ieri and taxing the costs to the town,
provided he keeps his peanut store closed
in the future. Attorney Gray demurred
against this, and it is likely that the case
will be settled upon the payment of costs.
Frank Jones.” “Our Country Cousin,"
delighted one of the largest audiences
last night that was ever seen within the
doors of the Opera House. Manager
Stanley 0 no the season at this popular
play house under very generous encour-
agement, and will give Norwalk people
some first-class attractions throughout
the year.
connections Patents.
The (allowing were issued August 12,
1890. List furnished from office of A.
If. Wooster, Solicitor of Patents, Bridge-
port, Conn.:
Henry W. Gilbert. Bridgeport, button-
strip; Francis T. Leilicb, Bridgeport,
button-hole sewing machine; Freeland A list of laid
W. Ostrom, Bridgeport, die for com-
pressing soap around an anchor; Nathan.
iel Wheeler, Bridgeport, two patents,
teuslbnrelesalng dance for sowing ms-
chines, and thread on releases for
sswln machines; sruhsst E. Fowler,
New sveu, woldln metals bye
lty; Lewis Lilo Environ, New
breech loading gun; l,Henry E.,I’ec sw
Ilsvsu,dIs for mskl saddle and car-
riage clilll: Charles Wright, Water-
bury, band saw guide: David Corning
and GI] Sprague, Danbury, power
lever; William L. Itianhard Awning...
bib or cook; Ira J. Trench, lilddlstown,”
potato digger; William A. White, Clas-
tonhurywrlnder farrsspsr and mower
knives; illiam S. Williams, Bast liar»
ford, grinder for linger-bars and sickle-
bars for mowing and resptn machines;
Georges. Barksutain, New main, de-
sign hinge; Rudolph W. E. Christeseu,
NuBrl Brl,talu design lock case.
mun Irina.
E. II. Jacobs Mfg. Co, Danislsonville,
lug-straps.” _ «A.
-A tramp who stole a box of Brussels”
soap oonusalsd hll identity bywaahlngh-t ” III-83m-
‘wflws vary pretty race he himself with acaksoltt.
gdid-In‘t‘fharles T. hwndes’trotter and
Ferris racer. It wasanentirs-
trashy on. ”I half~mils boats. to A Graduate
albumin driving. llr.l.cwndss
ms winner. I‘hbla the am llmu 0'th {“3“ 'W
’“harseshsvsbcsntogstbsr. Ila-u. “mmmh
,Iiowndas is to be congratulated, as it
'mavsrygoodhorsstobsatlr. Par-
”rls'. Therewasalsoauothsr inborsstlng
Mhstwseu Edwin Adama‘snd John-“0"
llamp’ahmsnlnwhtohtho honors
Attend the Shell Business College
acquire sksawlsdgaot business 0‘
fl Pall
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M;Hlilllllli‘l'fif"j '
Narmauphhashdlsllsaary.
A. 3. WA”, Principal,
saut- flhfllfimmlm
attending the tuners! of William Ilssd‘
”we ' '"
lasenocmmaxsrouaonnwno
Ill alien-I.
sssdta Who‘s-a callstll
Itavma'.lslslldlllsrk,ls.m all!"
m
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Winslow stdgar’étfic
rms- arsotsvsrmrssruos was
ambush. same a downs, Insur~
sacaAgsnm. on
Ochotoehlldlug Mandalfsstma
Wsatnavunas. Appul‘yfito W. o. KAI! Mrs. or
Ll]!
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
Lane; co ODIOBS 803% 'I‘Alfl-
W' ‘ located Ham‘s“???
"and fruit"I no mils tram Baton
Polar. kamvaas iswllcms
sa'sona lvsal rcIIIIIv For nabsrfitlculara
:slloa grams: " ILIEAInh. vs Ills
River. Conn.“ aalt lw
TO LET.
Advertissmsnta sndsrthfihssd, not «endings
llnm,ltimefic.8tiates50c.lweshflm
ART OF SOUS! on HIGH STREET, PART
ofhnusemWatsrstrcot,threa heassaou
Taylor avenue one house near mud bank.
and barn on West Norwalk road. Inquire of hRay-
mond Brothers. ans lw
PABTIENTS IN NIW “6863*. (‘0th
South Iain and 8llcurystreets. Salts of four
are and stx rooms for hot and
cold water stationary8 wash tabs c. rents filoand
t5 Poussslon at once. Apply to W. Yuan“. at
kwaod llg. Co , or Taylor 4k Golden South
Norwalh. 1y lttt'
OUSB 001?.le BBRBI'I'I' AND WHO!)
ward avrnum, 7 mans, water in. complete
order. Possesaktn Sept. 1. Butt {t5 Bouseof 9
rooms on Kty avenue: good order, .13. B. A.
Woodward.
ootls 0N RATIOND STKKII'. mamas
atVolkBatrscory. jyttltl
OUSE 0? NIGHT ROOMS ON TOLLIS ST.
I
South Nawalk. Water and tin vementa in
house. Rent :15. Apply to John . Knapp. 82
West street, South Norwatk. Into
[“80] APRIL 1st. 0N SIYIOUII PLAI'I.
lowerlloor flvcreomaand tworoosnsln attic
ll. Seymour. (’2: If
PLEASANT nous IN A 001‘me
locality landeredtopcnonawbowonldtlketo
vidt Washington some than d thought? a”:
. rs
"Slum “mist. "an w.. mfiumm ’.
LOST.
Advertisements under this head. notercscdtng 5
llnea.ltlrne25c. StimsodOchoekILOO.
Await-a Lacs mussel. art was mils-
Ity charcoandths t aloe. Sultank re-
wardwdlhepstdby leavog it at the penalties.
C a. so It
DRESSMAKIN G
(I000 DRESIAKER—Good Style and its
Address Ills Iorgan, can. of Ira Savage,
lloge Bill Dartcn,Connan131w
JOHN D. DOUGHTY
ARTIST.
Formerly of West Twenty-third street. New York
city, has opened a studio In the Postotllce mBuildingt
South Norwslx, where he to
photo the highest art, in 'claaa or In private
Extra“ Punting. Water Colors Pres Band Draw-
lng and Tapestry Painting a up cialty.)y10 3m
$200 REWARD.
RIWABDOPMOwlll bspaid by lb Town
A of Norwatktoan person turntables within
ntnetyda attain this evldsmc sadlcient Io
procurst arreataudconvletloa ofthe runs or
rsonswhohvscauaodaay lucendlaryw reordres
nthts town within thethlrty darlst
WI LIAI B. BINDII C.K IScIsctmn
DINA .TOLLBS. of
l Norwslk
Norwalk, August . ,
A...“ .v _.
GEO. JELIFFE,
UNDERTAKER.
82 North Iain Street, South Norwallt
at all hours. The services of an ltnbdmer
stagnant Director nil 1!
Sale of Book Accounts, to.
UBSUAFT to an order of the Court of Pro—
hair for the District of Narwalk. the subscriber
will sell at public auction tothc hi I bidder. on
Saturday, august 16th, I”). Iat am after—
noon, loto l'bookh'sccou lasing“ chases in
action bel ng to t e assigned rant estate
of arthurogg‘rerrls.“ olNorwsla. In said Distrlct
atcouals can-Ia la acuoil
oanbsseonon Iratlonto tbs Mibscrlbsr. Bats
totals att stcrsofmldferrls. on South
3 ’I' ‘28“? '“" £88 In?“
. arms or II
8.7A'l‘ ‘l‘rsatsa.
South Norwalk, Asgust uh, III. salsa
o”-Mlstrl ctofflwwalh .I'robata
mJnl m.s.b.umo., m“
dhouafarhabhbldatlorwalk
hathtlmttedsndsliossdsla loathsframths
hwaaffortucrsdltoss of sold estate to exhibit
tbslrrlalasafarsettlssasnt. Those who
III-gleam
“WI WWW I’M. within
said tins, will he do “was
taaald estate are requested to make home-
diatom psymsatto ItAltY I. III-111!
nor as? It him
District or Norwallt. as: Probate
c-olsrl, August Hill, A. D., 1890.
,tmtiuappl bsmmads to this
Coautsrthsau-hlmw ofaowtslnwrlt-
Isa tastraaisataasadfsrt astwtll ofmama a.
cmlmath dhtrtctdscsssas,
oansm,'l'nstmids ballads-dds-
arthsl’robats la Itorwslk.ua tbs
”ml?“ ammunition ,
publlcnatleethasafba tan toall
bypu thlsardsra as
having ”hometown mtddlltrlct.
adult ASALW “mud”
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sol b, ,Mnd
HIV I'm-awn: M
mild.
w Hams Drssud Poultry s Spsdaltm
Orders Delivered Pro-1th.
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Saturday
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luv-oval: SW W! Drama,
out 11mm
fluently l' alfarmad
the world.
m” EVERYTHING NEW THIS YEAR!
New Bony, New Dances, New Haste.
The Isautttul cutesy Ililrt Dancers.
in. massing Wonder. IAUD lADISoll, inher
woassrrul lama-attain
('arsssucrta, tas
Spanish linear.
DAILY PABADB 11:46 a ll. ll [RING CON-
llt‘l‘J :15 ll“-
N. B'nsllnc'aflllamBMwlll not parade II
rala.andmarchssortths womanly
PRICE. 35, 50 and '15 cents. auO
AUGUST MEETING.
lanulmn’filifflnt turn
01’ '0me
was, 2t, 2t 22
nip
F‘ I‘Drhpi
\ 4 I f
.r J
1 diva.
82600 IN PUBSES
oar; nuannnn natures.
THREE FAST RACES EVERY DAY.
Special Train...
Argent-gist train will leave South Norwalk for the
Fair ands eachda of the races at 115 [an
connecting With the 1 O“ accommodation and the
1200c Iosstratas from New York. and II .'o ao—
corn anon train from New Haven, which leaves
Bridgeport av 12 25.
Leave the Fair Ground- lIr South Nora's: k am. It
p uI.. (ounce. In: with the 6.9 exprus and $.41
Lion trains for New York, and the 6.23
accommodation train for New Haven.
The floats-sin from Pnubury to South Norwalk
and means train from South Norwalk to llsnbury
will also stop at the fair timnnds.
aull BA. WOCDWARD SI. Mary
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BY ’1'le STRAIBOAT
CITY OF ALBANY
ON
MONDAY, SEPT. 1.
EXCURSION FARE, GOCENTS
Leave South Narwslk at S: T!) a In. returning by
moonlight.
Leave Curreyr Island at J ti) p In. Sect mar. street.
New York at .r 40 n In. Ia‘t Thirty first street at
5 p In, arriving at South Norwalk an 9 p m aut-‘l
Dr. ll. R. Morrison,
ILate [louse Surgeon of the American \eterinary
College New York ) will take charge of DR GEL).
Bltlnuln" Practlrc during his Illness and absence
naanoam'ans:
Dana’s Stable, Norwalk.
l'lalslcd’s Drug Store, South Norwalk.
and lw
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The attention of water consumers is called to the .
following section of the flutes and Regulations, '
and they on hereby nodded that this rule Will be
enforced. as ltlsnsmasarytodoso moment“: the
whole city may be supplied during the «lay. The
It tmpcmibts to keep up the supply for consumers
to elevated portions of the city:
threat or garden washers, or private hydrants arc
nottobeussdatsaytlmasawaeateannlsanceto
neighbors or paesersby, and shall only be used ladl-
dowry without excessive wars. between the hours
nfslxandnlnca.m. and between the hours of
Ivoandsevsnp III Nofountatnorjot shall be in
use more than three hours lua dat, nordnriagmore
than one hundredand twenty dilrmt days In a
’0. without I mm“ rates. “MM“,
pa Inc It “Mendoza.
hiaaaaiasavu the right to suspend
or discontinue the use or any fountain or In when
the .bite Interests shall airs II
of private nuts
sad fountains wtll be subject to Ihs app or the
whenever the waste therefrom
hcso-nanntsancs lhsad scent partners. the
supply will boost uatll evil ls satisfactorily
, - ”IMAM” Water
HOW I Commtmoum.
Examine our Stuck
“ SECURE PRICES BEFURE
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Grand inducements
CASH BUYERS.
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present constant use of hydrants and jets makes! .
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ROTON POINT!
THE STEAMER ‘5MEDEAI"
CAPT. ll. IDWLAND.
T1me Table
Daily tripafromSouth Norwalk to listen Point
anstllldand-Ioma at., 12509-31. noun,
820p. melon-
ma.aoroxsrorsr
Imamtoloothltorwatk.
ll.t5a.m.
twp.“ to II
“do us. " “
420p. m. toWilson Point and South Norwstk.
tllpua.
non DILLISIJND
820s m. to oWilsunl'otnt.
905a In toSoath Narwalk.
11 us In. tthlaon Point and South Norwalk
133p In. taBothNoraat
Map. to.
”tip. In toWIIsmI’hlntand SonthNorwalk.
6.:5p nI.
vaonw-uosronr‘r.
Igam. tollettlalaudand ltotml’oint.
,1 p or.
“tip. In toBelllslsndandSonthNorwalk.
5.30pm.
SUNDAY TRIPS.
[swollen nausea); In. for Boathlornlk.
LeaveSouth Norwslklor Baton Polar and Bell
gsaardtomaat, liflp n..100p.m..3.!)p. In.
an.
InvsflotonPotntforSonthNorwalkttmam.
Unevm, 245.pm. 415p. -. .(ttmtonatllaland
tisonl’otnt).tl.‘np. D., laattrlp.
rare one way. the: heuraton‘l‘tcketeJSs
The laden will stop at Dmow‘ Point. on any of
itsrssntartrtns.whsuthers are passengers to get
on or
The ledu may be engaged for flashlight Excur-
sions at reasonable rates Tex-Ins upon application
to the Captain. my“ if
,To New York In less Two llours and
a Half.
The New and Palm» Steamer
“CAPECHARLES "
l‘Al'I‘. l-‘IIBD L BYIBBB,
Will . maklng Dally Trips to New York.
Comfort. Safety and Speed.
POPE LAB Fillets-South Norwalk to New
Yorkmsingle Irlp, morals; excursion so cents. 0n
IONDAY. JUNE 16th,
The a comer will leave Wilson Point on arrival of
Bousatoutc train leaving South Norwatk at 621 a.
In Returning leave New York. her as, last River
Iluotofleflersonstrsst,“ coupon. and foetal
‘ Thirty drssstrset, lastrlver at 15 p. IL. connect-
ing with train _at Wilson Point. For tlchct- and
further lnformitton y to I D BURT Agent
- United states lapse-om MEthmfig 0““.
csPrsatdent sad Grncral~ scam l'tlt
street, New York.
HOUSATONIC RAILROAD.
‘ IDANBUBY I NORWAIIK DIVISION.
Corrected Juno till. I“
3a....s. '
sonar.
3 53 p. .-
m.1n llamas.
Imam M '
223.com
‘ 0|
.4: .. me "I
fimflm hauls-litters
:‘in UrsvsasuthcaPrm‘tl am‘l laa's'r
SPECIAL SALE
SAILOR and SHADE
HATS!
FOB THE FOURTH OF JULY.
Thasspurchsalag Bataad‘l‘rlsunlogwlll have
Hat Trimmed Free
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8 WATER NW,
NON'AIIK. CONN.
mar Inn.
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We are selling Lebanon
(Conn) Creamery Butter at
220 a pound. We bought this
Buttersixty days since, before
the price advanced, and that is
“how we are able to ofler a real
Butter bargain. It is very
sweet; such quality of Butter
is selling in this city to day at
28c apound. It is the same
quality that costs from 35c to
40c a pound in winter, when
put up in prints. It will please
you in every way. Try it;
22¢ a pound.
Our Tea is giving perfect
satisfaction to [a number of
new momentous read our
. advertisement in “The Senti-
nel." Fifty cents a pound.
811113 1 comment
Try Plaisted’s lz'tllv Laxative
Pills, only 15 cents.
PLAISTED’S
DRUG STORE.
—-——~ MW— —-
Perfumery Is always in sea-
son. We have a very large
stock of all the leading: odors
in Extracts, Toilet Waters and
Colognes. Our Toilet Soaps
are the finest that can be
bougltteColgate, Pears, Palm-
er 8: Co. Try them.
PLAISTED’S
DRUG STORE.
43 Washington St, South Norwalk.
‘0.
Try I’lmlsled's Jamaica Ginger,
4oz. bottle 25 cents.
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. I Anny;
you“
8 Haiti“ 808,
Minoan-arms.
51 Washington Street, South Norwalk
27 Main Sm Nomlk.
[Hm-Clan Balers. Confections
And Ice Cream.
Orders Promptly Attended To.
0. manta. ll. W. I. DIILYN.
JOHN HAUP'I‘,
Formal hang. of hrrtagton's market. has
’ apsasda
Meat Market
In W. I.Ayrss‘ stars. No.81 North lata street,
where ha will tarp
All Kinds of Fresh, Salt and
Smoked lasts at low prices.
MA..-
as
Vegetables in their mason.
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IPOTHEBSSELLASIIOW. _
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BUT £10 THEY?!
,. no» «~
Special for this week III Iloslery and House Furnish-
ing Goods.
We will offer during this week the famous Bicycle Hose,
Ipswich fast black, in all sizes, at 21c per pair. Also Children a
fast black plain cotton Hose at 9c per pair, well worth l2lc.
Ladies’ Fancy Stripes and Plain Black lull regular made
Hose at 17c a pair You will pay 25c for these goodsgelse-
who ,, .. - .. '4,- ar‘
Ladié Fancy and Plain Black Hose 8c per pair. M
I-Ladies’ Fancy Hose 50 per pair.
Gents’ Half Hem, be per pair.
Gents’ Scotch Mixed Half Hose at l2lc per pair, worth 170.
Godly [all regular made fancy 81qu hose, 19c a pair regular
25c stock
Ladies Parasols, $1 30,1.50, l 69, I. 39,
Former prices, $1. 79, 2.19, 2.39: 1.98
.98, 3.15.
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2.69, 4.49.
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Heusefurnishing Goods
Space or time does not permit our calling cryour attention to
the lowness 0f the prices they talk for themselves:
Cedar Tubs, 75c Whisk Brooms, 80 ,
Tooth Picks, per box, 4c Porcelain Preserving Kettle 19c
Peck Baskets, 4c Masons Fruit Jars, 75c doz
Glass Sauce Dishes, 20 Cedar Pails 190
1 Gallon Glass Pitcher, 19c New York Paper Pails, 29c “
Nickle Stove Lifters, 3c Goblets, 4c
Salt Boxes, . 90 Dover Egg Beaters 14c
TAK8§ NOTICE —For this wool» we otler a full Dinner Set
of 112 pieces $8 49. This Is in eve ry sense of the word a
bargain; if they are worth a cent, they are well WOItlI $12. 50.
All of the above bargains found at
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THE POPULAR
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H. KRIEGER, ,
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AND FAN CY GOODS.
We have just received a new assortment of Ladies Sailors,
trimmed and untrimmcd, Plumes, Wings, etc, “hich we will
sell for next few days ,
81188888818 of All Trimmed 81881888
Now on hand. All must go to clean stock. Do not fail to
avail yourself of this opportunity of purchasing good reliable
goods at remarkably low figures.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
Must go at any sacrifice. We do not quote prices, come and
see for yourself.
Lisle Thread Gloves and. Mitts
Must go as wc‘intend to make room for the newest goods that
Ingmar ROSIE-~88 I
Grout Bargains in this Department. All otth goods will
likewise be reduced
15:. K. n 1 E 'c.‘ E": B. ,,
Muhackemo Hotel Block,
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South Norwalk, Conn.
The Best Butts ”mg the 18818838
BOOTSANDSHOES
AT THE STORE OF
C. H- HarVey
Having the largest stock shd a good assortment to make
selections from, we are prepared to furnish everything from a
child’s 10 cent shoe to It cuts 885 boot. A number of speci-
allies to gents’, ladies on children's shoes. A ladios’ fine Kid
Button Boot at $2, formerly $3. Misscs’ Good School Shoe.
$1. Children’ s School Shoes at 76 cents. Please call
an examine these goods, as It. is a pleasure to show them.
0. H. HARVEY,
so North Main an. south sol-WEI...
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