Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 28, 1890 · page 4

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

whichpatasdrapyidlnorth

. scissor “morning, is now
flask.” It will
~ ”all of tempers.

Alli-Dom but temperature
I Wattauormal hel ht. In
district til-day fair wea r will
rail. with trust: to light
oosthw winds, and

w; flnflg- M lair, slightly

Wand fresh to light wester-
g'wiii prevail, followed by a rise
gesture in this section. On Fri-

ia section and in New England
armor weather and light to fresh
winds will probably prevail,

by rain in the southern parts of
. ith the advance of the
, i storm; and on Saturday fair
~ cloudy, warmer weather, lol-
lowed by rain in this section and South-
"Minimal“: southerly winds,
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”WWW straw hat is‘ going to seed.

A bouncing girl baby" arrived in the
Iltolnehoid of A. McGiunis or: Thursday.

7‘ A party of East Norwallr people start
. on Monday tor Long Island alter beach
also» ,

Fart Chapel has broken ground for a
”triumph Maple avenue, East Nor-
. . ‘i‘ r—fi
. - ..‘J. W.'Banks has secured the contract
to-build the addition t3 the East Norwalk
school house. '

-A. Bolmans yesterday sold the coach
horse; “Brown Duke,” to Mr. Holbrooir,
at New York.

’" LeGrand Jennings took a party of her.
We! over to Long Island alter beach
plump-day.

= Postmaster Hubbell has placed an im-

proved letter be: at the corner or Acad-
emy'sud Merwin streets.

A party of young ladies, chaperoned
by line Sally Bette, drove to Compo
health to- -day after crabs.

 

Representative John H. Ferris is at'
tending the reunion of the General As
sombly at Ssvin Rock to-day.

James T. Bubbeli, idrinerly of Wilton,
now occupies one of the Quintard cot-
tageoou Quintard place, borough.

Deputy Grand Master Leveoworth, ol
Bridgeport will visit Old Well Lodge,

F. t A. IL, on the evening of September
10th.

—-"ls""chinery Man" Capron is at New
. Hillard to- -dsy on a big water wheel
trade.

Olive Branch Editable. 19, K. of P.,
will cooler the amplified third degree
thil evening. A lull attendance is re

Old "Well Lodge, F. and A. M, will
work the third degree tomorrow even-
ing. Ailflaeter Mai-ens are invited to
be present.

Quitealarge party went by carryoll
Wellington to Broad River last night to
Ittendtbe peach festival tor the benefit
. of the chapel.

There was no racing at Hartford yes-
terday owing to the muddy condition of
the track. The big event [or the $10, 000
put. will take place this afternoon.

Ire. Gerardus Adams, of Wilton, is
lying very low. Mrs. Adamo Is a sister
ollmAngustus Whitlock, of Wilton,
andofllev. John Davenport of Water-
bury.

TbIItweniy-lirst annual reunion oi the
ligatn Regiment will be held at Bridge-
port, Member 17th. Business meet
in. at Grand Army Iisll. Shore dinner
“Seaside Park.

-Iortiil Business College, titanIford,
willopon 8ept. Mid The prrsldcnt Isut
thaGoilege every day, glad to welcome
visitors at any hour beats are being
secured for the coming year, and the
Met bids fair for a large opening.

The ssvsnteen- Emma old daughter of

Marin Smith, tell from the second
day window of her home on Woodward

m, ,Jntertlay alounoou. She re
“Minimise.“

tlaa. W. hows, accompanied by the
' “Mb Basrr,and Unis (mum.
W to an invitation given by John
flour; at Booth Norwalk, and enjoyed a
. m III on the Bound. —Gsorgetown
. Wt Dsnbury News.

“NU H. 8. filter, formerly with B.
of Bridgeport, will open Sep-
lct, oladies’ and children’s hair
audtuasicure parlor to Lender a
South Norwalk.

:mtheuo; Iran delivery bill pro-

M in the Senate live Connecticut

Wantohsmade happy by theis-

ot gray uniformed messen-

. are Bristol, Greenwich,
, . Wallinglord and Winetui.

. htbefly the Stamford Herald
‘ ea booth Norwelk lite Insur-
. Ir. 8. B. L‘flommodietl.
h agent at the Connecti-
lrlis insurance company.“
loatoos unturned In Stamrord
“Music hl- balliwick in
_ M We Ior an nmilsnt as-
* Ho has lately obtansd in that
truism we. oitlasua oi Stamford.
Namath tsunami the company
or“ torturing-«and It will con.
' ‘ torrent-My It all its
Wabash mas IllloIn

Niel. Illllble
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the. lake region V

ou‘Elyav

lites Eleanor Smith drove her Sunday
school class to Greeniisld Bill last even-
ing. ‘

A party at South Norwolk people will
enjoy a carrysll ride to Bridgeport this
«mine.

Oompduy D will take a vacation dur-
Ing September and will not resume drills
until October

Kelviile E, the iourteeu-yearmld aon
or R. B. Gorharu, died at his home in
East Norwalk this roughing.

Captain J. F. Bennett, one of our most
inveterate salt water sportsmen, is at the
islands today in pursuit of “the iinny.‘

The infant daughter of James "and
Uncle Wagner died at the residence of
her grandparents at No. ”Turnpike sve-
one last night.

Peek a Fursmsn’ GDDI—lbie Uncle Tom‘ s
Cabin company. with its two Topsys 33d

two Marks, appears at Music Hall
marrow night.

 

Work on the new darn [or the upper
woolen millsat Winnipank is progressing
and will be completed in about two
weeks. Work at the mill will piub'sbly
thundered hyISEpteInhei-Illi’ "'~ ; " “"‘

eeh mi yihe qt: rt over day;
oi “FF Kristi: 's old stande y
A correspou‘ent writes us that onefioi
Dan Connolly' a newly curbed corners on
East avenue has already made several
persons cross-eyed, while a number of
horses have been badly irighteued.

The Connecticut Funeral Director.’ so
olety will probably take action at its an-
nual meeting in New Haven, September
17, on a plan forsecuring a law It qutring
that a license be required for engaging
in undertaking.

A very enjoyable sail was taken by the
young people of East Norwalk last even»
ing on the steamer "Medea" to North.
port, L. I. The music was by Glover‘s
American hand, and the solos rendered
by W. J. Styles were pleasant features
of the evening. .._

—-Evcning sessions at tho Cotumercial
College, Gazette Building, on and after
September 3. Write for a “Greenback!

The annual reunion of the Twenty-
eighth Regiment, Connecticut Volun-
teers, is being held at Seaside Park,
Bridgeport. today. A number of Nor-
walk veterans are in attendance, Como
party G, of that regiment, having been
recruited in Nonvaik.

Charles Thackery, of River street,went
to Vorwalk two weeks ago with Ilia wife
and children In the hope of getting bene-
fited in health by the change, but the
chances are very slim or his ever getting
well. He is a member of Rippowan
Lodge.—Stamford Herald.

Leonard Altenbrandt died at his home
on Spring street yesterday site-moon at
4:45 o'clock. Deceased was 02 years old
and well known in this city. Funeral
services will beheld at the house this
evening at 7:80 o’clock. The remains
will be taken to Danbury to-morrow
morning for hierment.

Norwalk yesterday afternoon and getting
full of borough “bug juice," boarded a
horse-car tocome to the depot in this
city. While in the car be commenced
using abusive language and persisted In
insulting several passengers in the car,
until Conductor Bowe became tired of .it
sndlput him from the car.

——Five elegant sewing machines to be
given away at Smith Bros. shoe store,
I? Main street, Norwalk, one on each of
the following dates: Sept. 30, Nov. IS
Jan. 5. Feb. 17, March 31. The person
guessing the nearest to the number oi
shot in the jar will be awarded the first
machine, to be given away Sept. 30.
Every dollar's worth you buy entitles
you to one guess.

Superiotendentof Somme. 1' button
is in the city to remain until Saturday
morning. Mr. Ilutton has been on his
New Hampshire larm during the sum-
mer. Ilia successor, Mr. Curtis, is ex
peeled today and Mr. llutton will aId
him In an examination of the work bo-
fore him. Mr: Dntton's lt'polt will be
submitted to the board of education Fri-
day nigIIt.~New Haven Palladium.

A storyolloolt Romance.
l-‘rorn Stamford, by way of the IlIslon

which reads like the plot of an English
onusstional novel. A crippled rnuslo
toaoherof that plans had by strictest
economy saved, some thirty yearn ago,
about $1,500, with which he intended to
buy a home ior himself and bin mother.
He always kept the money beside his bed
and one night it was stolen. All search
was unavaillng. and the poor fallow took
up his work again with a weary heart.
But the arquei to therein is that uotlong
elncn the music teacher, still poor and
obscure. received a letter from a man in
Australia, whose name he had never
even heard. saying that he was on the
point of death, that he had stolen the
money, and so great had it thrivm in
his hands that he had smaued a large
fortune. all or which be had willed to
the musician. Not long afterward the

- Australian was gathered to hint lathera,

and lawyers inlormsd the musician that
he had {alien heir to an estate worth
over m,000,000

1:51}. A. and Institutes

Ihe Y. II. C. A. and Resolutea was play-
ed on the Boater tlrounda yesterday
alteration, the Y. I. C A.’ a winning by
the score oi" i too. The {natures of the
game were the double plays by Krot:
and Pierce and IcPhrmn and Pierce
and the fielding ot Zsiuil. The score by

 
 

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lflkusnoaghttoiavororesiatlou.

 

. Bill lililllfl am] Illilil'llllll,

flirted, Immatlmeshoe. lw

Frank Fincb,oi Roxaylon, came to I

Courier, comes the tale of an inheritance m

Thai-st game of the series between “W

 

leakeym Bella. the laser» Added to the
mammalian or Item

William Neely is rapidly enlarging his
army of valuable trout-rs, and already
his stable is well known throughout
New England. Only a short time ago
Mr. Neely purchased Guy to drive with
Rocket. who has long been the envy of
the local horsemen'a eyes. Now he has
within the past week purchased the ion:-
ous pacer Monkey Rolls. The price paid
{or the ouimai is not known, but it is
understood that the figure was between
82,000 and $3,000. Monkey Rolls won
first money at the races held at the M
City park early in July. Since that time
this wonderful little pacer has won
thousands of dollars in pulses for his
owner.—New Haven News.

5

—lt'a economical—Brussels soap.

TAYLOR & GOLDEN,

 

 

WASHINGTON STREET,

South Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

"f ‘ :1" th.ll I .or
Advertisements under this head notelucding'do

 

 

 

 

N EXPERIENCED (iAlIDENBR 0N8 Wilt)
understands the greenhouse holiness thor-

oughly Addressorcnll on 8 Lil. No. 22 high

street, tkII' h Norwalk. ,qu7 it

STRONG YOUNG AM Bill! 'AN OR HUNGAR‘

lan giritoda general homework. Apply to
No. 230mbard meet. Nonvelk. . an; 3!

"" "" riots sou:

 

Advertisements under Lhis head. not clowning .5
lines, I Lime lac attract-we, l week it on

 

 

EESNOWDBN PROPER! f Y EAST SIDE ELY
avenue At a rmonaulo price and on easy
terms. Taylor a Golden. cc' to t!
VIEWER: E561! I l ' "it—invite AT film‘s
sale, Friday and oatnnlay a'ternoone. at No.
Ins South Main street. antes 3.
Nil. 01" 'I’Iilr. NICES'i' PLAI‘ ES iN THE BOP
coat: of Norwallr, on rear terms. No 10 Arch
Apply to George 1'. Quintard. one: I Ivr

ctr can: as nauantmecx. west-cuss;
ter (meaty. the good will ahd stock at a very

“Ml.

good flutters shop established to nor; grad up
Eormnity tor a mechanic with family. Address
ugete venison Mamatoneck, N. Y. out: by

 

ORSI. (‘ARIIIAGI AND BARNDIB. 1N—
qulro of George Lockwood at cigar store
South Norwulk jyzie‘i ti

DIINISTRATDH 4 SALE~ A DWELLING
House and about It acres of land on lly Neck

road. in South Norwalk being the homestead lately

occu led by Benjamin ’ Reed decennial. Inquire
11le B. Reed, Administrator on t!

1““) choice building Iota, otland on feet front, on
West avenue apply to W. t'. .aAltllS'. or
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Advertisements under this head not. crowding 5
limitimematimwc. i wusl 11.00

 

 

FUHNlSHBD BOOM AT N0. '24 IiAVlLAND
street. South Norwalk, with or without Mvtd.
hefert'nce required. anus :lt
PAR‘I'HBN‘I'S 0F POUR AND l-‘l\' BROOMS
on Henry street South Norwaik. Rer- Is 310
and ‘1). Possession at once ly to Taylor A
Golden. South Norwalk, or W. cringe, at Loch -~
wood In: Co on 28
PLEA'MNT FRONT noon FUlenulD,
convenient ior one or two gentlemen; healthi
and pleasant loca- ion; can have privilege or ha
room. Apply at No It L‘ourtiandt l'laee aw lw

"HOUSE OF NIKE“ ROOIIII _NlAlt GI'YBR‘ 3
\ may store, Rly avenue' . goodorder; posses»
mint-dimly, napoleon. 8.1L Woodward.

T N0. 4 hlLDBN PI. ACE. NI'IIIWALK IOW
or part or a new house five rooms. Apply on
premises. one”: 3t

1 ROOMS A’l‘ so. Iiiuraortn avasx't'.
Inquire of C. :iwartz or the Yolk [lat Com-
tour will."

”‘80! APRIL let. 0N BRYIOUR l’lAI it
lower door live moon and two rooms in :glc'
t

 

 

elem

 

Ii. Seymour

Q "fi'iEAE?nous ill a convenient
A looalityleofletedtopemmswhowouidlikew
visit Washington some time during the winter or

 

 

lioomandboard madly. Ind!
rtthIur limits!” N. W" ashlngton. no allot!
FORBALB OR TO RENT

Adv ertiaetncnta under this head, not exceeding 5
lines. 1 time the 3 times we. I week 31.00.

1

 

iiob'rllt Wl’l'll NINE tumble AND Fulfil
acres of land containing born. orchard and
garden. situated a: tionth Wilton within

I res minntsa‘ walk of Ira elation; term very low.

Apply to 0 A Wilson. Gazette llulidlng, Norwallr.
“MZW

 

Lois'r.

Advertisements under this head. not exceeding a
llusa. turnout. “intestine! week ti. on

 

'l‘WO DOLlnlta ItItWAIIII—A host: it Will.-

let containing several dollars and a units. The
older lean? It with Ir. Dory will receive the
above n- w

Imus it

DIAIUND LACE PIN, 0N ullNDoY l\ 8N
lug. between the Ilontb Norwalk Baptist than it
and Union i’srk. Nurwall. a miracle reward will
bepaid tor its return to .l. ’1'. i’roaltt. Norwslk or

dice. , aa'li at

 

 

A. at.» humans
J'E w E L E R.
Diamonds: Watches, Jewelry,”

flue Watch novelties a lipscially.
as Booth Inl- IL. . MID lorwolh.

iIuI iian Insure Your Life!

Seven rents aday will give you an Indowuient
I‘blleyot stun parable at to years or age,“ at
death. ii prior: orlvsmtea day will re yous
“regains «at! st 000. 'tllm‘ ymo anemia» 32::

vs u. "an rm- ”! Ill]
Elinor org: Soumtlcnt (lateral idle neurons
‘0': . o artlord
pony o. Ii L'flDItIlDillngsnkk-
Washington m, Iionth

JACOB M. LAYTON,

”macaw" «lawman Ocean

 

 

ultra. Lite
5 ill-4M1:-
artisan spwmarusao Honeymoon all parts

Paulie; aeaaow
tab-a. lroaa ’rchm 9. Dams mas lot).

It! Washingto- street. Its-r Intent on...
still'i‘il NORWAMI, 01‘.

THE NEW

FURNITURE STORE

maniac“ Vantage-alt.
mun-mundane...
moo-am. Prentiss-r

 

a»

" McDofilLD’s,

. " ., ‘ r ‘ V ' 2‘ ‘
MUSIC! HALL“

0N! llflfl‘l' ONLY.

A enififiivsnn

sites and Haber-to Production at the Great
Itoral lira-a.

Peek & Fursman’s

NEW. ONAND. DUPLIX

BIBLE TUH'S CABIN [ll].

hemmed with 3 Strong Company or

30 PEOPIfE 30

larveloua Novelties, New Pea.
cw Specialties. New lual 1:.

$10, 000 Challenge Band $10, 000

heusatlonal Scenic Surprises, lagnlileettt in Brilliant
Oomp' stances, Without a ltlval on lsnh.
Street Parade at Noon Band Concert at ..

MUSIC HALL,

0ND NIGHT UNLY.

Tuesday. Sept. 2.

The fatorRe mlilfirl Dlhll'ct'lfxmcdlan, Hr.

Geold" §I""l" "m"

tal By,

The world's greatest lullaby singer and chler.
In his Buccerslul Comedy.

AROYALPASS

A Super-l) Company of Players,
Picturcrquu Costumes,
New and mildly songs.

Spec: aI fleeting.

 

An evening or:

RARE ENJOYMENT GUARANTEED.

i'nder the managements!

MR. HARRY DOE]. PARKER.

Boats now on so a at Hoyt s and Gregory’- auto

 

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GRAND

Lalurflnlxcuun,
SEA BEACH, CUNEY ISLAND

BY THE STEAMIIOAT

l's‘;

CITY OF ALBANY

MONDAY, SEPT. l.

 

rumor. auo. 29 '"

FINEST

SUMMER RESIBT

—-—-——:(0N}:-——-

LONG ISLAND SOUN D.

saw ATTRACTIONS ms
season.

SEA F001) OF ALL KINDS.

“Jupoy .1 iiks’
.: :Im .."":l

.l‘lrslrl‘laiti. nonunion.

FINKENS‘I‘IEN I KNUBEL

PROPBX ITO“. In) % tf

ROTOBOINT I
our STEAMER “MEDEA,"

can. It. Bowman.
'1' me Table

y III a from south Worwalk to Rome l’olnt
Bell h and—IIIJIL BL, 1250p. In . 2 III p. In,
9 In, 5.10 p. In

 

 
 

0 ill) a m. to South Norwsllt.
”.25; III.
1.3) p. III. “ "
2 ‘5 p III. " "
III) p. In to Wilson Point and 80th Norwalk
6 1) p. In.
PROI um. Isutrn.
6 a). m. to Wilson Point.
Bilbo In. to South Norwalk.
II Illa In. to Wilson Point and South Norwali
185 p m. In South Noruslk.
2.505). n:
«t 25 p. In to Wilson Point and South Rentals.
63.!) p In.
mu meson rota-r
S to a. In. to Iiell island and Ito on Point.
I 20 p. m.
4 30 p. In to Bell Island and South Norwalk.
6. w p. In.

SUNDAY TRIPS.

leave Bell Island 9 ills In 10:50th Norwallt

LOAN? 30th Norwalk tor Rotou Point and Bell
leisodlowa m.l£.3tlp m,‘.'00p. m, amp, In ,
5.00 p. to.

have ltoton Polar tor South Norwalk It so a In ,
I than: 245p In. 4 15p In ,(dIOto Bell Island
and ileon Point). 6 3p. In, last trip.
Pars one way, the; Excursion 'l‘icltotc. all:

The Irvin will atop at Dorou' Point on any of
its reauiar tripe, when there are passengers to go:
on or oil.

The ledca may be engaged ler Inooimht Excur—
sions at reasonable ratea Terms upon application
to the Captain my.“ It

To New Yorh lulem’I‘wIi lionrsisu‘d
a llali

 

 

EXCI'IISION FARE, 60 CENTS

Leave South Nor-talk sr 6:30 a In, returning by '
tunomlrbt.

Leave I oncy Island st' 1 0) p to. Rest mun street
New York “3:400 In Kit I ’I'blrty Irlt streets!
I p. m. arriving atScntb Norwalk at9p III aaiil

STORAGE.
1)ABTIES desiring starlet! tor merchandise. lnr
ultnre Ac at low rates. in brick building nIar
steamboat dock willaddrers i} urge ll Bromtlvld

56 Water street South Ncruallt. Accommodations
alter September In arr): lw

(z'r E0. JF‘I IF‘F‘

UNDERTAKER.

3! North .Iain Mimi. South Norwrlt

 

 

3:

ripen at llli hours The services of an muslin"
and Funeral Director secured myl iv

an BIIIIIII GIIIIII!

STAMFORD. CONN.

RBOPE “I bBI’TBMBl-Jl an.

A Business Training tichooi tor huh rcxce. Brok
keepi Banking. luenmarrsolp Telegraphy ohort—
haud, pewrltlrg, are. thou ughly taught l'rrsl
dent may be interviewed at tnet ‘ollegc after Aug
5411.0“ nineties sent on application. 1‘).

(i IIOIIG I} ll. RAYMOND

Furniture Dealer.

New Store 46 it 48 Main st, Norwalk
Also Furnishing l'udortaker.

Residence. No 'l lieraerly street Telephone
Call, TH Day or night.

 

REMOVAL!

[wish toinlotrn my patrons ad the INIIIIIVR
!

“immw” “17‘1": I ..
Coher Bay on [venue and

Cedar Street.

On oral-cut Heptentber l. where l phall be glad to
emery old patrons and all new or“ that rind it
convenient tog re us a call I shall keep In rtnck
the I brands or tlrmrmand a varhtyot Notions
that naksapa out—class peony atom. Resprrt
'n “’9

GHIBLES ll. SMITH.

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Afil 'l'fll

Bill Ill Pliflll liliiilli

iutksworld. “Woodhull-pond

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M . Mus
Juu'gl'a'n'a'hi‘m" "' no

' m Returning learn New York. her 46. last Hirer,

The New and Palatlal Strainer

 

“CAPE CHARLES, "

(‘ APT. FBI-‘0 L BYXBEB:
WiIlIommence making Dally l’rlpat') New Yuri.

Comiort, Safety and Speed.

P-WR'LAR Pfllcmatwuth Norwalk to Nov
Yuk. tingle mp, weenie; excursion so cents. tin
and alter

IIONDAY. JUNE 16th,

The s comer will leave Wilson Point on arrival of
lion-atoms train leaving South Norwalk at 8 27 a.

root or .leilersun street. at 300 p m and root or
Thirty first street. Slat river at rt to p. In.. connect
tag with train at Wilson Point. For ticket- and
further iniortuat on apply to P D IIUNT Agent
1' cued Mates Blpreaa Company, oppt- one depot.
:IIIINIY S'I'AIIBUI I
Vice President and (iv null Manager are South
sin-.9! New \ork 1: R if

li0l NATO Nit} itAILItOA ll.

llaNllltllY a NtlltW.ti.li Dlilsltih.
Corrected Jane lith. woo.
Paaawngor Trains.

 

 

WU'I‘II.
Lv.NIIruall Ludo. Norwalh or. Wilcox hill!
73: a. In 7 56; m sea a. In
617 " S27 “ .835 “
rout " to Is “ toes "
“liner ”0me lli‘p.n:
w .. ”4 I.
it“ three our line so) "I‘xcl
800 0': dis “ “
941 ” “ loll " ' low ' '
count.
data In
6 I.
p Nlifl’l‘ll.
Lv. Wilson Point bv.tlo.NorwallI. ALNIWL'I
‘5 .I h ”35 It II ‘1 u
346 ‘ J I9 928 a. a.
um limp m I2 I8 n.
I .‘fl ‘ liter 1 lltl ‘ Hilori Jib lxo'x
lb';p In ‘ 239‘!!!
”I'll no: oil, gum. I. Iowa-m
921s It: Irwin In
Map.- 6'57 p. to
Main Line.
have Bridgeport tor Plum.
.‘. a to. consume
103 -- lived
1 0a m l
irre- In Iixed 1‘1”" “"I
i..50p at '
IO ‘ Through p so
'. t) "

“but will] It. lot In that rllflun
‘(loesoniyas tar as New I
Wis ll. Mum-on. Vice l'roa‘ l. A lion'l Iau' r'”
W. I. bromilu
W A “null .

Bennett & Hosted,

'2‘» llailt 8t" 80. Norwaik.

Meals, Fish, Uillflll,

lrult, lanolin, Paulo, in

In All illnds In Their Ileana.

Al WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

It i "INNI‘H‘ ~29 I D ”MID
Still!!! NOI'ALI DAVINGQM ”ANN

Pam.” Aw. Itnalwwl .

 

oi Wallagtoautrast.
Jawyfru-Otollmnadrremiwlpu

madness-Ian tron! ol.
Walton‘s-ornate. ...

 

 

We advance the price of
Lebanon Creamery Butter to
24 cents a pound. It now
costs 25 cents a pound to buy,
and at our price it is cheap,
as any one can see. We are

selling lots of it with great

satislaction to all concerned.

7limilv‘l.

Dillll I littllllll.

.. -._.. .._. __.

Try Plac'ste/I's Little Lamli're
P1713. only 15 «en/s.

PLAISTED’S

DRUG STORE.

PI‘srl'IIIIIeI‘y Is always in sea-
son We have a very large

.stock oi all the leading odors

in Extracts, T oilct Waters and
Colognes. Our Toilet Soaps
are the finest that can be
bought—Colgate, Pears, Palm-
er it Co. Try them.

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PLAISTED’S

DRUG STORE.

43 Washington St, South Norwaik.

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4oz. bottle 25 ('Pfl’o.

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lomerly nlA West Twenty-third attest New York

. city. has and a studio to the Port titties liuilul
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Attend the Snell Business College

and an“ nlllarquirn a knowirdgsol business that
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No extra charge for books and stationery.

A. it. BlitilllAltD, Principal,
aoMIIa ntolailarnstIsIgllorwitk.coaa.

JOHN “All”,

Formerly wot Mlpgtoa's lukat, has

Meat Market

Is I. loyrsr'wcrs No.3! lath Iain ttrast,

howllihlp
All Iliad! of Fresh, Salt All

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was, pure linen, 2 fer 19c.

 

andkerchiefs, ladies’ and gents’
40 each

any to sell, Pillow Sham Hold-
ers, at 190 each.

ustles and Brooms, at 15, 19,
22, and 250 each.

ii cloth, from 250 per yd up.

,zoanzf:m>£

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Itockings, ladies, 4c a pair.

llifi uhm H Izzza I‘IelIII'I.,III‘.I:: '1'” "I?

RIFIEIA lat gest WMIEIIK

and lowest prices.

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veralls, 250 a pair.

ight lamps, 190 each.

kirts, 4 styles, lace edge, 37230
each.

able linen, 240 a yd up.

il cans, from 9i“ up.

ibbons, satin edge, 5, 7", 9
12,12 150 per yd.

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xtra bargains, dress ginghams,
at 11.30 a yd.

H. KRIEOER,
M i 1 1 i n e r 37
AND FAN CY GOODS.

ll 9 have just received a new assortment oi Ladies Sailors,
trimmed and untrimmed, Plumes, Wings, etc, which we will
sell for next few days

Special Sale If All Trimmed Illlllllllli

\ow on hand. All must no to clean stock. Do not fail to
av: Iii 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

MIMI Gloves and Mills

Must go as we intend to make room lor the newest goods that

come out from time to time.
fzflOSIERY‘ !‘ 'HOSIERY l”

argaius in this Department

lilegfizbe reduced ,

H. K R I E G E R,
Mahackemo Hotel Block, South Norwslir, Conn.

The Best Goals hi the Loam
BOOTSANDSHOES

AT TIIII "0.3 0'

C. H- Harvey

Having the largest stock and a good assortment to make
selections from, we are prepared to inrmslt everything from a
child s 10- cent shoe to a gents $I boot. A number of 8

allies in gents', Indies and children's shoes. A ladies line Kid
Button Boot at $2, formerly $3. Misses Good School Shoe
nuly $1. Children’s School Shoes at 76 cents Please call
and examine these goods, as it is a pleasure to show them.

O. H. HARVEY,

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All other goods will
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70 North Main St... South Nor-want.