Islkaad Place loath Imslk
"avatars-t. sin-air.
’"‘ ’ Weather Insecure.
,7 storm headecreased in
R , . lug northeast toward
of this action, attend-
. . rains. Another storm
tired in advancing from Lake
eastward. In “influrathlto day
y mm w pro y pre-
‘wlth so decided thermal change,
an increase of humidity and light to
1'.me followed by rain.
Iii the Middle States partly cloudy
W will prevail, with slight thermal
«Lflsugssahd fresh, variable winds, fol-
by rain. and in Net; England
mourns-er, fair to partly cloudy
that-lid variable winds. 0n Satur.
.Yd’thitauction and in New England,
uycloudy to cloudy weather will
yprevail, followed by rain, with
ttharinsl changes and fresh, variable
Roaming mostly southerly and
Inclination Sunday partly cloudy
so fair, slightly cooler weather. preced-
edhyraiu on the New England coasts
Ind followed by clearing.
[mum ‘l‘ M
a mefg’u:£ta 1,] dig“ it}; lo;0;tidc
_ #5310
mm dry goods stores of South Nor»
wars (will close ell day next Monday.
Apiariy of young people are enjoying
east! in James B. Nash’s “Mabel" to
“,5
The new St. Paul’s, chapel on West
nvenue, istohavs the long looked for
“ boy choir. ___
titanic! Kinsler died at his home on
Phil-Ville avenue, early this morning,
aged-lit years. b...”
Pilgrim Council, 0. U. A. 31., go to
New Canaan on Labor Day to participate
in digitize raisipg._
‘ Charles W. Smith moved into his new
Albrecornerof Cedar street and Bayview
’ . Avenue yesterday.
TheCedar Point Yacht club WI“ hold
anothei' re site over the club course on
Wednesdtl ,September 10.
The boat “H. K. Van Dusen," with a
cargo of El Mora bituminous coal for
Raymond Bros, is at Wilson Point.
-0.... - -M- A»-
Itia expected that Rev. Dr. Seward, of
south Norwallr, will preach in the Pres-
byterian church in Stamford on Sunday.
The Resolutes, of this city, and the
Sylvaus of Stamford, wul play ball on
the Baxter Grounds to-morrow after
noon.
IiesLilliaa 1". Jones will give a birth-
day party to a number of her friends at
her homeon First avenue, East Nor walk,
this evening. W
. ——Evening sessions at the Commercial
College. Gazette Building, on and after
September 3. Write for a “Greenb:ick.‘
« Pilgrim Council, No. 54, 0. L'. A. M.,
conferred the third degree on two candi-
dates and the first degree on one candi»
date last evening_.
Bernhard Nattleford, of Jersey City,
who itemployed by Confectioner Mead,
has moved his family from Jersey City
to a house on Wilton avenue.
,.
it
A castle of the_Aucient Order Knights
of the Mystic Chain is being organized
in Sumterd. Many prominent citizens
pf the place will become members.
The excurslouisls to Saratoga returned
lat evening by a special train, reaching
Norwslk about 9 2.30 A good time is re
[form and every one who went was well
entitled.
The grocery stores of this City will
closest 12 o'clock Monday, Labor Day
On and after Monday, September 8, the
stores will close at 7:00 o‘clock every
evening, except Saturdays.
Teachers of the public schools of Nor-
walk are to meet the acting school visit-
on Monday next at 0:00 a. ni., in the
River school house for lxaniination
and renewal of certificates
Thecommlssioucrs appointed to assess
benefits and damages upon the property
owners interested in the proposed
changes on Wall street, are holding an
M adjourned meeting this afternoon.
Postmaster Hobbs" has placed in»
Well titer boxes as follows At the
Wool West avenue and Summer
, directs, corner of Lewis and Park streets,
m infrbut of Samuel Daskam‘s East
. evasive residence; -_
~Ilea H. 8. Rider, formerly with B.
W of Bridgeport, will open Sepv
Mlat, a fadies' and children‘s hair
Mogaflmuicum parlor in Lauder' a
w. South Norwalk.
special meeting of the members
{the library corporation is called for
, evening to consider a proposi-
to ”surfer the property of the cor-
' to the city on condition that
”'4” maintain a free library and
reading room.
‘Las Rest. of me am of A. u. Hoyt
that, went on a second trip to Trinity
* dfhr black bear Wednesday after-
h When questioned about the sub~
, Ir. Hoyt claimed he caught one
' I" about five and three quarter
4' blah it took fifteen minutes to
. hsouods rather fishy, but still
built is the truth.
an indication of the scarcity of
m this year, a 80th Norwslk lady
obsidian returned from a visit with
m in New Jersey, states that a
”ma of 2 ,NO trees which they
own, will not yield more than a bushel
Of flasher. in years past the trees have
Macadam”. Allarylsnd gentle-
“. meg lli south Norwslk. says the
_ “state will not exceed one
We.
Olderlhadge, F. t A. R, will can
for the third degree this evening.
The Uncle Tom’s Cabin Co. band gave
a very creditable street parade this noon.
I. If. Parsons, of 'Brookslde, sold to-
day three line coach horses to New York
parties.
1
Putnam Hose company will meet this
evening when the matter of selecting a
uniform will be considered.
Constable Conley served an attach-
ment on Carr’s restaurant yesterday
afternoon to satisfy a claim of $150, for
rent.
Ifrs. E. P. NWsed is getting out
plans for the erection of a two-story
brick building next to the Masonic build-
ing.
Frank Davis, of Wiooipauk, alter an
illness of a number of weeks, baswilhin
the past few days, born able to golf out
again
Plait Price is improving the appear-
ance of his ,West avenue premises by
the removal of seine of the old cherry
trees.
The Doorkeeper’s Circle of King’s
Daughters are making elaborate prepnr'
stioos for a lawn party to be hall at an
early date. “W ,1; ..
-—-l-‘ re ell mills by the quart every day
at Theo. Knepp’s old stand
LeGrand Jennings took a party of
beach nlummers to Long Island yester-
day. They returned at an early hour
last evening loaded dmvn with plums.
The funeral of Leonard Altenbrandt
wrts held at his late home on Spring
street last evening. The remains were
taken to Danbiiry for interment this
morning.
The contract for supplying 575 tons
of cast iron, sixteen inch water pipe
for the borough, has been awarded
to B. D. Wood & Co. of Philadelphia at
$27. 99 per gross too.
The trains on the Danhury & Norwalk
R. R were from a half to one hour late
to-day owing to a freight train running
off the track between Reddlng and
Bellini this morning.
The county commissioners are busily
engaged in preparing for the erecrion of
the bridge across the Honsatonic river at
Darby. The bids will be asked for and
contracts awarded in a few weeks. The
commissioners will have an unusual
amount of business pertaining to build-
ings now on hand, both the new jail and
the proposed County Home demanding
their attention.
Vessels, especially smaller craft, suf-
fered by Tuesday night‘s gale on the
Sound. A still wind, blowing from the
south with terrific force set in shortly
before midnight, continuing Ult‘ddlly and
with unabated energy until about 8
o'clock yesterday morning. Great
damage might have been caused but for
the strong indications Tuesday evrning
of a tempest, ass result of which most
vessels were run into shelter.
In our account of the new hose wagon
delivered to the city yesterday we 5' atod
that the lettering and striping were done
by Alfred Tilly, ‘of Brooklyn. The let
tering, alone, was executed by A. Tilly,
and the striping, which does so much to
help the handsome appearance of the
wagon, was done by F. M. Noman, who
has had charge of the painting depart-
ment of Mr. Tilly's factory for the last
ten years, The mechanics in every de-
partment of the business have taken the
utmost pains in producing this wagon to
make it attractive in appearance and
serviceable to our citizens
The Resolutea Clalus the Gains.
Editor of The Sentinel—lo yesterday ’s
SENTIXEL appeared an account of Wed-
nesday's gurrie between the Resolute“
and the Y. M. C. A.’s, giving the latter
the game by a score of 7 to 0. If the Y.
M. C. A.’s remember correctly, they had
no scorer, and when the trouble arose as
to how the score stood they seemed will-
log to accept the word of some outside
party instead of different gentlemen who
had been keeplng score. The regular
scorcr's account of the game can beacon
by any person who wishes to see it.
Moreover, the game cannot be counted
as one of the series, for the Y. M. C. A.‘c
had one professional and an unknown.
Therefore, we challenge them to play
the third game and bring down the Y.
M. C. A.’s, if such a team exists, and no
other. it will he remembered that the
umplro’s final decision Was not given on
the grounds, but on. the strand stand.
and also that he decided in favor of the
runner. and then changed it, a thing
which is not permissible in base ball.
Following is the new by inning:
fir-oldies ......... ..lo:tlouo229
Y. 11.0. A1 0 0 l u 0 it o 0«7
ll. B. B. C
Corning Court Beaslons
There are but few cases to be disposed
of at the next term of the Criminal Com-
mon Pit-as Court which will be in session
next Tuesday. There are but five prison—
ers at the jail awaiting trial before that
court, but there are a number out on
bonds. The September term of the Supe-
rior court, criminal side, will open Sep-
tember 6. ft is expected that O'llallorari,
the Stamford man charged with murder
in the first degree, and Maxwell, who it
is claimed killed a companion by throw-
ing blm off’ii high snhsnkuient into the
Eonsatonlc river near Hawleyvlllc, will
be tried. Therein quitea largo docket
in the Superior Criminal Court.
wit a economicslflllrusssls soap.
"No,” lilo she. "l~—I can be only a
sister to you." “Very well, " said he. "I
must be going! I had expected a differ
ant .snswev, but-ywell, good night?"
"George," she faltered. as he slartad out
into the’aigbt, "Georgel" "What is it?"
hassksd evenly, "Aren't you going to
kiss your sister good night?" He did not
i it its sins
I!” thatch l‘hwae lirlke atltanv
lard was leveled.
In connection with the present strike
on the New York Central Railroad 1the
recent solution of the Yale a Towns
strike in Stamford is of special interest
as it may furnish some suggestions which
may be of value,» between capital and
labor. The strike and its causes are frrah
in the minds of all. The conditions of
its entitlement were as follows:
A written contract was entered into
between the company and every man as
be was employed. This contract iaa
protection to both parties. It provides
that the company is to have due regard
to the employee’s rights, his health and
comfort; to consider duly and promptly
reply to all n quests or complaints; fairly
to adjust his wages with each man, a: d to
give a co rtificate of honorable discharge
to every faithful workman who may ask
it after being empluyrd for six months.
The employee on lilo side agrees to
perform faithful work, conform to the
shop rules, obey instructions from the
foreman anddepurt any ground for com
plainl, first to the foreman, and then, if
he grts no mtiafuruoo, lo the pay master
or other cflicv is lf the company. The
employee further agrees to take no action
to Massihe company for fifteen days
after in «king éci'rnplairi‘tio die (Racers ill
casuiliey iliimor victim-it. Theempluywd
reconnect the right of theazoor‘npany :to
discharge Without notice any employee
who violatiaihe rules or Irrma of. his
contract, omhrzu i-ervrces are not satis-
factory; also the company's right to em-
ploy any man it chooser). Furthermore,
any employee may leave the company's
service on givuig due notice, and the
right of employees to belong to trades
unions is not prohibited. The illit‘l’fy of
the men therefore is not curtailed, but
the letmwof vuipli-yim-nt are set down
in a businemlukv niaurwr for the gown»-
lnent of both partu a.
The old men have returned to work
and the succers of this menus of settle~
meat is ab: .uly anenfrtl.
DECLINRS T0 lll‘ A CtNlllllA'l‘B
Speaker Perry Thinks Senator Hill Should
First Try It llliriself.
The Rockvillc Journal started a few
weeks ago a boom for “Senator Hill
use candidate for lieutenant governor
on the Republican ticket this fall. The
prominent Re; ublican papers of this
state commented favorably on It. but
the Journal a few days ago frCf‘lt'Qtl a
letter from the proposed candidate 'in
which lie rtquesu-J that his name would
not be med as a candidate for the r Rice.
The Journal then suggested the name of
ex Speaker John [1. Perry. The Journal
has received a lollr'l' this week from Mr.
Perry, as foliOWi-Z “While l not exceed
ingly gratified to you for your kind
words, and while the office of lieutenant
gun-rum is one to be courted, it does not
seem to ow. sin-r brief Consideration,
that it Would probably be wise for "iv to
consent to tho candidacy. Senator Hill
should try first lllflltlt'lf the position
which he recommends to his friemls.‘
Among the other prmntnent candidates
mentioned are 6. Austin Bowen, “'ood
stock; .l. M. Hubbard, Mtddlelowo, and
Anthony Amps, lirllingly.
Uri. ARIN NI) 'IIIE Sl‘A'l‘l-I.
Matters Worthy of fleiitlou that Do Not
Happen Itvcry Day.
A union railroad depot to cost $40,000
is to be built in Norwrch.
A clock for $1,000 from parishioners
awaits Rev. Father Tierney, of New
Briton, on his return from Europe.
Ablllglr' blast in a Lllchfield cuunfi‘
quarry the other dry dislodged 200 tons
of rock, including Ufli- section Weighing
seventy five lone.
S. 8. Robbins of Southville, has a clock
800 years old, which was brought from
Holland by Bogurdus, the first Dutch
Reformed fl‘lllli-‘fr’f llllll. settled in New
York.
Captain Thurber} eighteen year-old
daughter fell off the eclioooer Palmer, of
Staten Island, near Botanic-ad's funding,
on the Connecticut TIVPI’. \Vednvitday
evening. Her father irlrd to saw her
and both were drowned.
Six months ago a pretended agent of
the Hartford Timon, Connecticut (Iatbo
lie and New York World, signing him
self "W. Carlton," secured considerable
money from Meriden purple. The same
game is now being Worked in Sum-bury
by a person signing himself R. T. Wes-
ton.
Six weeks ago Frank 8. Neal, of
Bridgeport, ammunition» for the Consoli-
dated road, lit-came the local agent of lhe '
Mutual Watch mrnpmy, uf Newflurk.
A few days ago’he left You pdvhi \ID‘
known, letting ‘m’ahy unpaid bills and
owing lbs‘ompany about .1,000 Do
tectives are on his truck.
Richard Ball, aged twenty five years,
aresldent of South Farms, became in
sane Wednesday and threatened to kill
sew-val people. Complaint was made to
officers who followed him to lliirgarmrn
and took him into Custody. [is carried
on his person two hom- pistols, a radar
and a knife. One of the pistols was a
forty-four calibre and loaded with nine
shells. flail told his mother before do
parting that if he killed anyone he would
not be puoialii-d, as the courts would
consider him crazy. lie was locked up
and later taken to the asylum.
(Iddfellow Insurance.
At the meeting of the Oddfellows'
Mutual Aid association in New Haven,
last evening, six members were added
and benefits of sumo each were voted on
death of J. ’l‘. Sanford, of New Haven.
and Charles Eaatop. of Ansonia, and one
of 38,000 on the death of Robert R.
Wood, also of Annuals
«“John, " said a wife to her husband
"what a goose you are. I really believe
you cannot tell a yard of gingham from
a cargo of brick. Have you have brought
are ten cakes of that nasty yellow rosin
soap whsnltold youtobesore and
bring Brussels. boat you halls" in
too—‘h'm We
smear-y i"
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WASHINRTON STREET,
South lorvvalk, Conn.
snarl
WANTED.
Advertisements and: this unless-cilia”
Ila-,lumelgtmml dull.
ARM IXPERIINOID GARDENIR. 0“! W30
the grass burla- s-lhor
aeaghly. “nu-«ssh on s 1.1.1103: nigh
nreebfltiitli Norwalk "I273!
_- rbii shin.
Advertise-ants unndsrthhMuntcxcsulingb
llnalumeflohumumlweekfl.m
can steer ONLY.
ramav. AUG. 29
A GRAND EYENTI
Rewaadliliorslal’ruducusnof tlictlrsst
crawls-a,
Peck Ar Furs-en’s
HEW. GRAND. DEM
llllllLE 'l'lll'l CABIN llll
email with-lance. Company of
30 PEOPLE 80
I’ll W HICKS 0P DU RN [TUBE AT PRIVATE
sale, Friday and tlstnrday a'lernoons, at No
138 Eoulh Main street. ai128 3t
NB 0? Till! NICRST PLACER 1N Till Boll—
ough of Norwalk, cums forms. No it) Arch
street Apply toileorge l'. Quintavd. nuts lw
on sit; air uiiiaaonscit mil-ins.
gnarl? Cimntyh. the gofirll‘wllidslid chuckle" of advcry
arcane or! l'lie II t
Bridal! for .73.: with family. “sang:
enlson. lifsinsronock, N. Y. “25le
Oitsl. CARRIAGE AND HARNESS. 1N-
Lulrc of (korge Unkwood. at cigar store,
South orwslk. ”‘28 if
”firmware sills "A hazing”
Romano about“ sue-offend,
apiedmmki-W imd. WWWW
or wtliiwflmum m 2/ i r:5ltli'
'l‘WO choice building lots, 50 and to four "front, on
“Vest avenue apply to W C “All Its or
f. I. no" fill tf
TO LET.
Advertisements under this had, not exceeding 5
lines, 1 time tale, n times we. I week “.00
’I‘BE OFFICES JUST VACATBD BY W. B
Rider ovcr Ferris hardware store. Tsvlor A:
Golden. u
0 SMALLFAIIILY. NOT HORS'HIAN TWO
”29
second floor with bath, hireraidc avenue. liar
Norwalk. Adore: Box 605 South Norselk. su."91\v
URNISRID ROOM AT N0. 4 BAYILAND
treet. South Rorwalk, with or without homl.
ref to required. . suns ill
PART! BN18 0? POUR AND FIVE ROOMS
A on Btuxystrcet South Norwslk. Heats ’lf)
Apply to Taylor 5
and M2 Posicisional cure.
(.oltleu. south Norsstk, or W. ounga. at Lock-
wood life t.’ 0. an 2:}
“manual “our noon. hurrah-Han;
A convenient for can t. r iwogenllemes; healthy:
and pleasant loca loll; can haw privilege of bar
room Apply at No 3 Courilsndt Place, South
Norwal k. aural lw
HOUSE HF NINE [locals NEAR (if thfl 5
1‘ gricsry store Ely avenue; gnodordcr; passer»
rion immediately; run. ”-200. K A. Woodward.
T N0. 4 BlithiN P] if B NORWALK, LOW
er part of a row house the rooms Apply on
punches. and? 3t
1 Boone AT Ni). 14 RtYIOND HTRRKT.
Inquire of C. ilwarlr. or the Yolk Hat ‘gm'n-
y '
Fm Al’illl. lid. on m Inca l‘LAI a
lower floor are rooms and two rooms in :gic'
l.
ll. Seymour
PLRASAN’T— 80!! TN A (.‘ONVRNlKN'l‘
1 locality is adored to pin-sons who would like to
visit Washington some time during the winter or
am he llmirnand board -.oo a day. IraJ if
arbour lmti l -t_, N W.. 'sehlnefnu. l). f?
, LOST.
Advertisements under this head. not exceeding 5
lines. films 28:. Stimulate. lweck 3W
neat!
'f' liOTON PulN'l' Till: DAY 0P SLVEV-
to rub Reunion, a gold headed at k umber la.
The finder will be rewarded by leaving same at this
onlcc. “1239 ll
DlAtli) \D LACR PlN, ON “RUNDAY l\ EN
lug, between the South Norwalk flaw in churvb
and Union Park. Nor-all. A soluble reward mil
be paid for its return to 11'. Proulit. Nurwalk or
this once. auz'.‘ :lt
ux CULLlETDB’S lulu.
Normals hereby ulvento all means unit: to
county of Patricia and slate of Cotilrftllcul. on
tortccire said taxes at the followug tunes and
place: to wit:
At rile store of Hartford d. Osborn Bast Nurwslk,
(Down Town) on Friday, ficpt. 12. 1890. from it)
u‘,clocs fort-noon. until I): til-forums.
At llic store of J (‘. Brindle. dinnltauk. l".r,day
Sept. 1:! ism, from ll o'clock until 41k) o‘clock,
afternoon
Al the store of Alphonsi Dibble. at 50th Five
Illa River, on Ffldt), rcpt 1:! 1590 from 51'0
o'clock afternoon unit 8 o clock Herring
At the edits of the Sclritznen. in the Savings
Bank Building, in the Boroueh of Norwalk, in said
Town of aorwalk, on Monday, hept to rain, from
Du'clock furcuoon. until 3 oclork afternoon. and
from" . o ‘clock uutll ll o ',clock in the evening
Mr J Arthur Pinnco. bookseller. Noun-s and
Ir Johnw. mks. stibestoreofW'alurt Quin-
lard, rl uth Norwslk are authorised to team-
Taxes for n card sign is 0;. pts
llu all taxes which shall remain unpaid after the
:5lb day of Oct. 1500 interest at the raft- of nine
Er cent will uncharged from lilth :idsy of Burial)
r,' .s'Jo until Illa radio shall lx
GI ORUBB n’f' Julian, Collector
in and for said Town of NQWIINJXIID'BHM of is“.
listed at Norwmk. Coon . August *2 1&0
A 3320 ii 5
A. N F‘ HIRIRIS:
JtWELER.
Diamond», Watches, Jeneiry.
nun Welsh Wenonah)
as soars we at. I it's-ii. lnrtvnl‘.
.r,‘ ,. .‘ .7"
Your flit llllll‘l Your life!
Sevens-sills ads! will give you an lndowmmt
Policy of flu” parable at 50 years of up: or at
neutral fpvior; orlvecsutsadsy. will he yoaa
Llfahliollcv 13f; Oi mo, lii'nil you do not on- elm
ou tea mum matup 0 .st as
{flat lbrs‘ir (innuactlrut Wralo‘h’lfzalmh’rznoc
Company. of Hart
ti. ll L‘HOIIIDIIU. Agent
Washington street, ninth Norwalk.
a
a,
JACOB-“Ill Litton
Real lusts and Bones aunt General Insane;
RPM: —l7lre, Llle and Acrldenl. Ocean
reactants 'ilckets—-Cab\n and blur-gs Drafts
ovfiia depends and lousy fluids to all parts
0' “Hr“: Notary Public: stariowlcdreinenis
lstsri l mail ilrrc a. Home Clmimi to Des
llnatlon
lid Washington street. am In first lines.
not ill Mill“ tLK.
THE NEW
FURNITURE STORE
ass and ass Washlagton It.
loath rior-us, am sic of am
mansion cousins. rum.”
rem lacking Ola-sis. lit. Prism
will suit yuselill . am,
GEO. .r ELIFFE,
UNDERTAKER.
I! flerth lain Street, [loath levwalk
atallkcsss. The swvlssssf thin-u
Ito‘s-simmered. am:
a
pay taxes to the town of Norwslk, lo the
the Assessment Llstof Nil). that I 'ili IDs-cl them.
lpecfal“ meloaaltoveitlss, New Pas.
tum, chwI Specialties. New Ilslr.
SIG. 000 Challenge Band $10,000
sensational Scenic 8n rises, lsgnllceatm ln lirllllsnl
Completeness, W than a All ralonlart
S-lftfl Parade at Noon Band Current I”.
a 0!”: NIGHT ONLY,
Tuesday. Sept. 2.
Ti e favorite German lllalecl Comedian, Hr.
Geblf 0'." Stilley;
”if H Nikita!" .G
’flmwoshlazsrmlest l sill as In
in lils Buccurfu Comge'dy. dies
iiiiiiiitt
A Superb Company or Players,
Plcinresque Costumes,
New and Catchy Songs.
An evening of:
l RARE ENJOYMENT GUARANTEED.
Vader the management of
MR. HARRY DUEL PARKER.
Seats now on u'e st Boyt‘s and Gregory’- aw
Free Piano Recital.
BIB. EDWARD ILL 10"
Birgstosnuonuee that howlll give a Free Piano
recited in the South Norwslx Congregational
('hurr on
Wednesday Evening, September 3d,
sum 5t AT 8 O'CLOCK
GRAND
monsoon
SEA BEACH, CUNEY ISLAND
BY THE STEAMBOAT
(q‘vr,
2-“.
FN—i i,‘dr‘3.._
CITY OF ALBANY
ON
MONDAY, SEPT. l.
EXCI RS 1le FARE,60 CENTS
Leave South Noraalk at d: :70 a m., returning by
mom livht.
lxsvcl' oney Island at 5 as p m.. Beet man street,
Niw York at 5:101) in Ba- -t 'l‘blity first street at
up in ,anivlng atliortthflorwslk any in said
J W§TORAGR
1)Ail’l‘lx8 dairin Home for merchandise. for
mlsre. Ac, at our rates in hrirk buildings:
steamboat docs, will address ll urge ll flrotnihl.
:6 “star street South Norwalk. accommodations
Iflt'l' .cmber ls au‘le
Rilllll Blilllii [iflllllEl'
snitronn CO'ON.
accents alll’I'Blllltlllt ltd.
A Business Training School for bith sexes Book
kt-epln Rankine. Penmanship, 'l'tlegra my. short-
nsnd, pewtltltg, etc" thou ughly fang I’rssl
dint fllly be interviewed at the College after Aug
51h. Cat aloaues sent on application. b?
GEORGE ii. llAYllthil,
F u rniture Dealer.
New Store 46 d 40 Main st, Norwallt
Also Furnishing Undertaker. -
Residence. No. :l liaitqu street Tali-phone
050,174 Day-it nigh
REMOVAL!
lwlsatofsicssi as: and the public in
general that I shall open my new more
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Cod ar Street,
(inorslicat Member I where] vhsll be glad to
sanctity old pstmaod all new cars that Indlt
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the be threads 0' Urocrrlrsaridsvarhtycf Italians
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We advance the price of
Lebanon Creamery Butter to
25 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
satisfaction to all concerned.
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Try I’lazbferl’s Little Laxative
Pills, only 15 cents.
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PLAISTED’S
DRUG STORE.
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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
bought——Colgate, Pears, Palm-
er & Co. Try them.
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PLAISTED’S
DRUG STORE.
43 Washington St, South Norwalk.
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Try I’Iai'sfed's Jamaica Ginger,
4oz. baffle 25 cents.
0le new
Formerly of West Twenty-mud street New York
city, has opsnsd s uncle‘s are moans Building
Dili—
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A Graduate
0f narration! Dalmatia toobtsla a first-rins-
pcsttla flood Issuers are [says in da-
Attend the Snell Business Collage
and on Mllllkqlln a knowledge! hairless that
will ofpvleslws value toyou llsr- co-
ins-cums. am handful llsstratsdcslslesss
counteriitcouass .. new
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Nouns charge for toohud stationery.
A. ll. BIRCHARD. Principal,
salt I. ”IBMDMM Norwich,“
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Meat Market
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liinokad lasts at lcrr prices.
Yes-gables in their autos
40 each.
ustles and Brahms,
22, and 250
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on
each
atll‘ ca
was, pure litien, 2,12,13,19,,
andkerchiofs, ladies’ and gents’
asy to sell, Pillow Sham Hold-
ers, at 190 each.
il cloth, from 250 per yd up.
tockiugs, ladies, 40 a pair.
inflame 31' .. W!" Drbmmmt:
4 li'tl‘lt‘limrgestriootnoh
OWBSt pl‘lCCS.
ight lamps, 190 each.
kirts, 4 styles, lace edge, 37 730
able linen, 240 a. yd up.
il cans, from 90 up.
ibbous satin edge. 5, 7 , 9,,
”12,150 per yd.
xti'a bargains. dress ginghams.
at 15,19
each.
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(purer. i’inoq'x
Ill
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veralls, 250 a pair.
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yd.
sell for next few days
Now on hand.
goods at remarkably low figures
Must go at any sacrifice.
Must go as we intend to make room
come out from time to time.
Immune
Mahackcmo Hotel Block,
Having the largest stock and a
selections from, we are prepared til
child s iii-cent shoe to a
allies in gents', ladies’ an children's
only $1
cut' a $6 boot.
. H. KRIEGER,
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AND FANCY GOODS.
We have just received a new assortment of Ladies Sailors,
trimmed and untrimmcd, Plumes, Wings, etc., which we will
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All must go to clean stock. Do not fail to
avail youisclf of this opportunity of purchasing good reliable
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
We do not quote prices, come and
sec for yourself.
LisleThread Gloves animus
for the newest goods that
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A margins in this Department.
1 be reduced.
H. KRIEGER',
All 1 other goods will
South Norwsllr, Conn.
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BOOTSANDSHOES
AT THE "0.3 OI’
0.1-1. Harvey
good assortment to make
furnish everything from a
A number of speci-
alities, A ladies’ fine Kid
Button Boot at $2, formerly $3. Mioiea’ Good School Sh
Children’sSchool Shoes at 75 cents. Please
All [facts .1 17mg, 3.“ “g and examine these goods, as it is a pleasure to show Maui.
0. III. HARVEY,
'70 North Main Gr” South I‘m
Norwalk Chronicler