its...
minim-Ill new ,
nihed at Mt yesterday. ‘
levee lie—aim have been sold train
Brookstushtuekrsrmthlsweskw
Glimmtneetlng of the Board of
Wilton will be beldon Iondaysvsv
mon-hummus
W”. '9 ans-mm toleavuthat mum
Inhbetter.
Csptsln John B. L'Bommsdieu is hav-
Mac ' lag his oyster sleamer.”Joaephlne"re-
palimd and thoroughly overhauled.
'fherssignationoftheRev.‘ Git.
m, pastoroftheNcrwalkBapIat
' . churnh,,willtaheellect8eptemberili.
C G. RUMLP.‘ I.
was.” " W'Wmm
a. soul 3.3.5mlth
M km. s
with. wmmP-‘-
silly-ulna.-
storm :hssemved
&m to tho vicinity“. of
but it will probably so-
no W'sdvsuesm north to-ds.
storm now csnhal near 9 Ontario
will pursue an easterly track and will
also increase in strength on the New
England and aljacentcoasts byto- night,
Another
storm near the Nova Section coasts to-
weather and fresh southerly to
“mm followed by clearing and slight-
ghtthsrmalchanges,
where sligh’tlycooler, fair weather and
I haltry and cloudy, followed by
in this section and in New England part-
in Newflfland, with fresh westerly to
marrow. In this and suburban districts
touthwesterly winds will probably pre-
m ntnlgbt. In the Iliddle
houtherly towsstsrly winds and
iS'northweetsrly ywindswlll prevail,
Chili with fruit southerly winds, in
ly cloudy to fair, slightly cooler weather
, :3!“wa winds, and on Monday
oioudy to partly cloudy, more
veil, with rain and slight thermal
withflgbt and cloudy weather
west of the mountains,
aw England slightly warmer,
Mg decidedly in force. On Sunday
"probably prevail, preceded by rain
fair weather in both sec-
tions,._ ed by a rise of temperature
in mismn.
mm Almanac roe to-nlorrow.
mutilate htide Lowtide
5.18 WI 'mfiss 5.00
Owing to the general observance of
Labor Day on Monday TEE Emma
Burmwillnotbeiseued.
The public schools of the town WI“
open next Tuesday.
Crabs are now being caught in large
numbers ed Peach Island.
Postmaster Moore, of New Cannan,has
applied for the free delivery system :in
that borough.
A party of borough young people will
driveto Seaside Park, Bridgeport. next
Tnmday evening.
ditching sessions at the Commercial
Gazette Building, on and after
Number 3. Write for a “Greenback.’
Two Indians came to this city from
Daubury yesterday afternoon. Great
psopleysto befoundupinthateountry.
Ire. Polly Bawisy, mother of tire. 8.
R Tripp, died this morning at the home
of herdaughter on North Main street,
in“ 79 run
Rev. 11.8.Kldd, of the New Canaan
Bapfist church, will exchange pulpita
.wlth Rev. Kr. Ohnppell, of Silver Mine,
to-niorrpw morning and evening.
The annual collection of St. Mary’s
church amounts now to $1,700, and will
close next Sunday. The list of contribu-
tors will be published shortly afterwards.
The Baptist church of New Canaan,
have called a council of the county as-
sedation all Sept. 17, for the purpose of
whining Rev. B. 8. Kidd lo the gospel
ministry.
The farmers of Westcbeater county
and western Connecticut will picnic at
. Trinity lakienext Tuesday. There will
:s‘slamnumhsr present from Norwalk
ml. flew with nhigb degree of
artistic min many of the largest
db. , Our people should hear him,
WM evening. ,
The. usual Sunday afternoon meeting
at ”that Gould Temperance Reform
WI wih he held to-Inorrow after-
.snudatl friends of temperance are
finally requests-1m to be present.
“Rewards of Christ’s maervwe” will be
{the West for consideration at the
M’- nesting or the First if.
m at cm tomorrow evening.
madngwill be led by George H.
tire-flees
M
~11" elegant sewing machines to be
ratvrnawayat Smith Bros’. shoe store,
ltlsinareshNo'rwalk, one on eachof
the following damaspt. 30, Nov.18,
JAB. 5. lit. 17, larch 81. Them
v.m&easarsst to the number of
h the jar will be awarded the first
as, to be given away Sept. 30.
_ lily dollar’s worth you buy entitles
{W to one guem.
A meeting will be held in Dibble’s
Ialltpls evening at” I :45 for the purpose
ofnspalslng a Junior Prohibition club.
. All male or female, between the
was... 21 mewunIn
We; the liquor traillc, are invited
haprssset. Jawbstoretaismeetlsgasarge
‘ thsl’rshllltrinatsneahsapf thatnaaty yellowrcsln
_%dhpesscfsoapw'hditoidyoutobssarsand
,whlehwiiihrlaghrwlsk. Dou'tyuebalisvais
girth.
and may unite with the Gulf Stream‘
, TheOourtof Burg'sssts will meet on
1 Ionday waning, but it being a holiday,
they will adjournm until Tuesday evening.
, «run. F. lorehouse was presented
.wlth‘afullsvsclsrchiteet’s
tools by
Architect William 8. Knapp this morn-
ing. '
The Fat lfen’s association have decided
to hold their annual clam bake this year
smear. ell NEW/in. telltale-
My». 19“ f, y 'é a" ‘ '/i"i. :1 RH
“um Muie‘nyfiitquiries'and requests
Whose-deem rerun the thirdxand
resist son sills warmers;
Monday, September 8.
The fishermen are having great sport
trolling for blue fish outside the Norwalk
islands. A man from Rowayton caught
thirteen large ones yesterday.
Joseph Kelly, who was injured by the
cars at East Norwalk Wednesday night,
was taken tothe home of his sister in
Unionville, N. Y., yesterday.
Assistant Train-despatcber Brown, of
the Danbnry and Norwalk road, is not-
inglauperintendsnt of the road in the
absence of Superintendent Payne.
The marriage of W. Russell lackey
and Iliss Emily A. Ifiner will take place
next Wednesday afternoon at the reel
dence of her parents on Belden avenue
E. F. Roget Provndence, R. 1., shipped
his fast pacers lllonkey Bella, and bland
C. to Derby yesterday afternoon, Mr.
Bass having entered them in the Derby
races.
Residents of Franklin avenue and
vicinity are annoyed by a gang of young
rougbs who make their headquarters
near the corner of Belden and Franklin
avenues.
' The steamer "Cape Charles” will be
withdrawn from the passenger service
between Wilson Point and New York
for the mason of 18m, to-day alter her
trip from New York.
Butler Lodge, 1. 0. O. F., have order-
ed a handsome new Hall’s safe through
Willis 8. Crofut, which in a very (short
time will beplnced in the Lodge room.
Itiseaid to has beauty.
Tewlve members of the Y. If. C. A.
enjoyed a row down the harbor last
evening. They went as far asCaif Pasv
ture, where they landed and some of the
party enjoyed a shore dinner.
James Bartram was tried before Judge
Knapp this morning for non-support of
his family. He pleaded guilty to the
charge and was sent to Bridgeport jail
for thirty days. William Jeifrey was
fined $3.00 and costs for drunkenness.
The Democratsof the first and third
voting districts will hold a caucus in the
Town House. next Thursday evening at
8 o’clock, for the purpose of nominating
delegates to the State, County, Congres-
sional, Senatorial and Probate conven-
lions.
The committee on the establishment
of a harbor line in the borough have ar-
ranged for a meeting to be held in the
Court of Burgnmea room on Tuesday
afternoon at 8:00 o'clock to hear the
opinions of the interested property own-
ers in regard to the matter.
A number of houses in the east end of
Danbury have been entered by thieves
lately and notables taken therefrom.
Yesterday a gang of tramps was arrest-
ed for committing. these depredations,
among the number being Samuel John-
son, a South Norwalk plumber.
Rev. B. N. Dunning, of South Nor-
walk, wllrmcupyshs pnlpitcf-ths New
Causes WW’Chmh.‘ tensor.
marrow. OatheIhlId Sunday in? lisp
ternher Rev. T. K. Noble, of' Norwalk,
will exchange pnlnlturlth the pastor of
the New Canaan church, Rev. R, 1?.
Hopkins. ”A...
Charles Rockwell. general freight
agent of the Consolidated Road,con-
tinuea to slowly sink at his residence in
Bouthport. He has been unconscious for
the last two days, and there seems
scarcely any hope of his recursry. He
has not taken nourishment of any kind
for several days.
Rev. Ir. Bootield, of the New Canaan
lethodlst Church, will preach in the
Rowayton Methodist Church to—rnorrow
morning. and administer the sacrament
of the Lord’s Supper. He will occupy
his own pulpit in the evening. Rev. it.
0. Tree. of Rewsyton, will preach for
him in the morning.
The regular snag service of the Y. I.
C. A. will be held tomorrow afternoon,
beginning promptly at 4 o'clock. C. A.
Kaviland willlsadthe service and will
speak from the subject, ' The Great
question.” 1 Peter. 4, 17-19. Georgsi
Brady will elitists at the oral, and it
is hope! a good harsher will be pressm.
W,M.._nm_n.nw
---"John,” said a wife to her husband.
"what a guess you are. i really believe
youcsnnottellaysrdof gingham from
of brisk. liars you have Ills-Int
my!"
Therahasbaen were! thsoystsrvsrl
sty of late' In tbeusnslly peaceful towns
beds in the Housemate river. The eye-
ter set this year is heavier than has been
known in that vicinity in years. In fact,
there has been seasoer any art in the
flousatonic for three or four ysars, and
the local oystermen to whom this meant
much naturally rejoiced when it was
been that the prospects for this year weresonu.
so encouraging. \It is, therefore, easy to
understand why they became surprised
and indignant when cattaln parties from
New Haven and Strstlord entered the
river a few days not“ began tonging
for shells. The invasion of the grounds
by the outsiders seemed to the small
local fishermen little short of robbery.
As the beds were natural beds the oflier
parties had legal right of access
to them, however, and the small fisher-
men could pnly protest and set forth
their grievance. This they did, until all
of the oflending parties but one-Lorenzog
Smith, of New lineup—agreed to keep
off the grounds.
Smith refused toienterlnto any com-
tenements t some 0 law
med» night and Sundermnrn‘ing a
line sharpie of his was art afloat and her
sells out. Smith dieters reward of .50
tor'uisgpilsyvpurtyiaadmsoonscss his
intention of keeping right ahead. Fur-
ther developments in this oyster war
will be awaited with interest.
Atfanovso'ifili'HT‘Irr.
flutters Worthy or lentlon that no Not
Happen Every Day.
Overs thousand bushels of blackber-
ries have been picked in Barkhamsted
and Canaan this summer.
. The bodies of Captain Thurber and
daughter, who were drowned in the
Connecticut river at liddletown, have
not yet been recovered.
Postmaster Luther B Vail, of Strat-
ford, bas been arrested for failing to affix
due stamps ,to underpaid letters. The
maximum penalty is a tics of 350.-
Rev. Frederick Jones, aged seventy-
ilve, was found dead in bed at his son’s
house in East Wilmington. a few days
since. Rev. Joseph C. Waldo died in
New [nation yesterday, aged eighty-six.
From money given her by her husband
for household expenses, lira. PatrickA
Fenton, wife of a Waterbury laborer,
saved over $800 in the course of several
years, and the money was found hidden
in her bed after her death Tuesday.
F. R. Swift, editor of the Waterbury
Sunday Herald. was arrested late yester-
day afternoon on a criminal complaint.
charging him with libel on Mayor Bald.
win. It is charged that Swift made
statements In effect that Mayor Baldwin
used his office for his own profit and
that he was interested in certain sales of
material to the city. Editor Swift gave
bond for his appearance before the police
court to- day.
—It s economical—Brussels soap.
The New Canaan lnrdsrcr.
Jacob Scheele, the aged gray haired
murderer, who is awaiting execution,
was in an unusually happy, frame of
mind this morning and smiled as the
aherifl greeted him. Beheele is in better
health than he has been for some time
and his impending doom does not seem
to worry him as much as formerly. He
requires more attention than any of the
other prislonrrs because heiavery no-
tional, and 1 is sometimes irritable.
Schools is still confined in the cell which
he has occupied ever since he was first
incarcerated, but he will probably take
up quarters in the new jail as soon as it
iscompleted. In the next cell to Schools
another murderer. Alanville, who is
bound over on a cbavge of killing a
Bawlsyville man, is confined. Bcheele
and Ilsuville have become good friends.
-—Brldgeport Standard.
HONDA! NIRVIOIDI
Sour" Nouwanx Communion]..—
Preachlng at 10:30 s.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Rev. 1‘. K. Noble, 0.0. of the Norwalk
Congregational church, will preach In
the morning. Young Peoples meeting
at 6:409 .m. The motor, Rev. J. A.
Biddle, will preach ln-the evening. The
public is cordially invited to attend these
services.
80cm Nonwanx Banter Chosen.—
an. A. 8. Gumbart will preach, his aer-
mon in the morning being especially for
children. Young people and children
are cordially mail to attend.
Finer (tsunami. Grimm;
Um.lmx mayo: TROFEE
's II in
southwa Bk will occupy thew pithy
exchange. In the sveningtbe
will continue his series of ssrmdnsvm mung-lag,
Christianity and other religion. Subject,”
Christianity andthe dan geroua classes.
”The public medially inflted. '
80cm Noawm lts‘rnonirr,—~Rev.
0tho Barthon will preach at both ser-
vices.
Normans Barrier Cilb‘ lwll. ~itev. C.
ing-Conildence In God. Evening—
Christisn etiquette,
at 10 so a. m.
Kmonr mm A. If. E. Chosen.—
J. P. Stephens. pastor. Preaching and
conference meeting 10:30:» III. Sunday
school 12m. Prayer meeting 3p. m.
Preaching ”lip. m. We sincerely en.
the churches/in our prayer matings.
You are all welcome.
Brnmowdon fillies Clam—Dub-
am Sunday evenlu whacking unto
sane—Heb. 129. sduestlsy evening
attaching the lost. ~Luke 10:
libjut-‘Iut for which we labor.
Evenlsg unblock—The labor Monastic-.-
TAYIIGB 8 GOLDEN,’
WASHINGTON STREET,
dentition-walk,“
salt! .
of Btmtford and ililford. It seems that -
‘ the trouble areas over the natural oyster
filo...”
0ND ”GB? our.
ORIGIN":
cum-Isms. to 1am. .
Um" no to Genre 1. Quin-III. -
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$fcra-schaulcwlthfalllly.
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Amdconcmgrgfih “RULE Tfll‘i “BIN 30.
hematsnwithsstreagbarap-yofi
”122%“me 30 PEOPLE 30
Wmuflhfi
I 'sstavsuEaMApply Special been
WIN: "WWI-ls.-
LI. l0".
$l0.000 Challenge Band $10. 000
momenta sail tinnrilllsat
00m lateness. than val.oalwih
Ad "m5 Btrtharndnpnt Noon . Concertlt.
hamldnsUaInuwalwasatim.
MUSIC HALL,
can NIGHT ONLY.
Tuesday. Sept. 2.
fl" uglAlllauu er
TO LET.
THE Ollie” JUB’l‘ VACATID BY W. ll
Rider over lavis' hardware store. large" A
A LPAIIL‘Y. NOT IOBITHAN TWO
Touched 8' I.docr with bath hiveralda avenue. Iasi
amalignan- Addre- gauix; N:n.:l:;:lb The favovlle Grimm DialectOnllelllsn. in
misman- mg-m Gav. Jae-31 Sui
A’hWWm °$fl§fl2fi£3°ififl .11.. ,
South Kuwait. or W. chili. “Loch—
won: ‘Ilfr Co.
PLEASANT FRONT ROOM. WBNleID,
A convenient fovonebrtwogentlemsn stir
and pleasant lees ion: canbavc privilege of b
roomdkApply at No 3 Courtlandt Place 80ng
Norw
A Superb Company of Players,
Picturesque (Joelle-cs,
AROUSIM 0F NINE ROOIS, NEAR GE YIR'S
aiovl Fm- rent, ‘1":333; arduooc' ward. New and (lucky Inn's
vitoan eraser. An I of
10“°‘:.‘.Fi.”of'i’..‘.t. it“... v... a. .1... 1 “m "I
I“! m ,_ -__,A___~-._"°"' RARE ENJOYllENT GUARANTEED.
Faint anti. In. on smotm mos. “mm” o,
doordveroomsandtworoomsln :31:
l
MR HARRY D081. PAR
A reassem- uoxn TN A commuter ' KEB'
locality isolered to persons who would like to
visit Washington some time during the winter or
mm maday. “Lilli
1min. “Kw
aehiutos. D.(. amt
1‘08. SALE OR TO RENT
Advertisements under this head. not exceeding 5
Beale new on Us at Boyt's and Gregory's. sun
Free Piano Recital.
DIR. EDWARD Ill. 1011'
Begsto .. that hewill give It Free Piano
Recital in the south Norwals (longing-tinsel
lines. trimaran. lune-soc. I was" Chunhon
Album Wi'l‘ll NINE lttiufllsi AsD l'UUR w0dn8$ddy Evening, September 3d!
sues of land containing barn. orchard and ”1295: ‘1' 9 O’CWCK.
god garden. situated a: South Wilton wiIhln
recminutas' walk of tleatation; terms very low.
to.0 B. Wilson, Gas; its Building, Norwalk.
I
GRAND
Lahurlal Excursion
SEA BEACH, Clillii ISLAND
I" T!!! STRANDOA‘I'
A. S. P‘ERRIS,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty
89 South Iain St" South Norwalh.
Your Man Insure Your Life!
tleveneenisaday will give you an ludowment
Policy of 'i we navahleat years of age, or at
death .lf ornve centsa da. will its yous
Lifehlrlicy for| gt Iloo. xa'nd you not what
you vcpald u, even you stop pay ng any year
after three Oohueetieu tantrum ainsnrance
Company. of Hartford.
9. 8 L'BOIIIDIIU, Agent.-
Washingtcustrrct, heath
JACOB M. LAYTON,
sallltatesndllouseagcn t. Gen-allaaranee
m—Fire, Life and Accident. 0cm
8 chats—Cabin and Steersge. Drafts
forxisnxupwardsandloueyomera to all pans
at Notary Public; acknowledgements
Ticks: a. Baggage Checked In Dre
CITY 01' ALBANY
MONDAY, SEPT. i.
EXCI'BSIDN FARE, “CENTS
mvesontthrwalkatAHNlnaI. Irtavatngby
moonlisht.
Leavsc'casylslsadatswmp.‘ Resists-street.
NewTerk startle I.“ Thirtylrst stilt“
6p In ,arrivlngatbehthllorvralkattp. I ma
STORAGE.
I)ARTII8. desiriagrcrsgs for merchadlas. tsv
altars. Ac Mes. in hriekbal hating um
steamboat does, will address (1.30ng Brunlnid.
to Water street. South lorwalk. accommodations
MW and! its
liImIl Bliillii Billie!
erairroirn cons.
ricer-B‘s ASHE-BBB 3d.
Alaninesa ’l‘ialslaglehoolfmhnthsass. lsok
keept Mini. ”only ,ahorv
dent may belatsrvlewsd at theCollsg-aftsrang.
5th. (iataloguasseetonappllmtion.1yt
GEGRGE ll. RAYMOND,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 Ill 48 Main rt, Nowell
Also Furnishing Under! aher.
Ballistics. No. 3 lllnrly street Telephone
all, 17—4. Dayor Rm
65 W . a ltrest. News to Post on»,
SOUTH NGRWA Hi, 01‘.
THE NEW
FURNITURE STORE
sea and ”A Washington St.
South Norwalh. last hit of Bridge.
THEODORE OOH-AN, - Promoters
Picture Ila-as kicking Glasses. etc. Prism
willrait yonillilthl amiy
GE 0. J E L 1131mm,
UHDERTAKER.
82 North lain Street, South Nonvalk
Opsnatallhours. The service-of an lmbalsiar
sad Paaerlelreetersaenrsd. mylly
To the Citizens of South Norwalk
and Vicinity:
We are now prepared to do
Guliiliiler iiicielaii Ullflilifl
mum. . REMOVAL l
POIIIRIII ”‘ 'Qflnlahln. -" I {m rr" fl
i at sat-stalwart. ,. mmmfiw W mom": -
orChahdeli'trslli hmpv.‘ ., , , ,
pew “m" "Why; Corner Bayvisw Avenue and
lspairlggdons. Prlewlowsnd nestle:
iIIIi lluali Plain: instant?"
49 Water .troos,
emote-name Dork. tlo Novwalk
Cedar Street,
orahcutlsotsmhsvi. whsrnllhsll be gld to
Inyoldpar roasand all new math-lad"
vsnisntlogvansscsil. [shall keep Ia sleek
roerrisesadavsrtrtyoflattces
”’msksopa let-clasa groovy storm Respect
E Torrey will preach. Topics—Moro- . W uh
'i'iusm CHURCH. -—Iistins and sermon ,
seat for the sympathy and means of ‘
”Armenian. unused—levit-
Bldlllllllililliilliil.
- newsman. WHO:
[min
‘ . no, Noun, Greenwich and
< stuns. granite and marble Mamie”.
In, MNGIO AND BEAT!“
LANDONUBavIIsnd SUN
watahmtsrs. P..o usher. Gas
noun? acid IV
' Vshmpsfalllluof
day w ,
:gzgads, Writing Paper. Pencils, Pens,
.pfmé Tablets and School Books,
“”“Nv sxraswsiv new values.
"'" u'l‘liEB‘l'fli ”i ii
“MOB Willi“.
rams: sun. so
mkiliiifli W Slll'l'll'” ~
mCHIN". ”Kim-w:
25 cents a pound. It now
and at our price it is "cheap,
nanny one can see. We are
estisisction to all concerned.
« 7" 1W: " l r, i j
w. ”for ‘f‘ggw'zsfirg. -' at": xiv” ”‘4':
‘1'th ”2 v '
viiMWVMMW
mefh 1'.-
'Try i’lai'sted'a Little Laxative
P2710, only 15 rents.
PLAISTED’S
DRUG STORE.
Perfumery is always in sea.-
son. We have a very large
stock oi all the leading odors
in Extracts, Toilet Waters and
Colognes. Our Toilet Soaps
are the finest that can be
bought-Colgate, Pears, Palm-
er 8: Co. Try them.
PLAISTED’S
DRUG STORE.
43 Washington St, South Norwalk.
Try Plaisted’s Jamaica Ginger,
402. bottle 25 cents.
AG
“mafia”.
”duets
shutoslsbalrstadam
lsspwrmsafwsysiads»
AttendllleSoellButineucellage
and
waste sam-
”first. I.“ brain—343:
MIIKIALMM
a. it. sracnasn. Principal,
salt!- Dual-“mm.
JOHN BAIT",
limits—assessment. “has
Meat Market
IIW.I.
All [lads sf Prob, Ialtandzn
nostrilsatsatisvprless.
Tegstahlssiathdrstassa.
' We advance the price "of
Lebauon Creamery Better to '
costs 25 cents a pound to buy, ’ ‘
selling lots of it with great
w .
1 'owels, pure linen, 2 for 19c.
andkerchiefs, ladies’ and gents’
40 each.
‘ any to sell, Pillow Sham Rold- '
ers, at. ‘19c each.
ustles and Brnoms, at 15,19
22, and 250 each.
i
ii cloth, from 25c per yd up.
z...z_=..z=~
kagsa ladiefii 4C 3 931131?
( - fiUGilzliuI
Lvhfiilreniai‘gest assortment
and lowest prices.
rich”
veralls, 250 a pair.
ight lamps, 190 each.
s kirts, 4 styles, lace edge, 37ic
each.
able linen, 24c a yd up.
ii cans, from 90 up.
ibbons, satin edge, 5, 7,9,,
122, 1500 per yd.
xtia balgains, di ess ginghams,
at llic a yd.
H. KRIEGER,
M i 1 1 i n e r 37
AND FANCY GOODS.
We have just received a new assortment of Ladies' Sailors,
trimmed and untrimmed, Plumes, Wings, etc., which we will
sell for next few days.
Special Sale If All Trimmed biliary
Now on hand. All must go to clean stock. Do not fail to
avail youmeif 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 ayd
see for yourself. .
LisleThnlad Gloves andlfitfs
Must go as we intend to make room for the newest goods that
comical from time to time. ,
may 1 Hoses 1
argument his De mount it: h ll
likewise be redii édi‘ Pit A ill or goorgpzri
H. K R I E G E R ,
Mahsckemo Hotel Block, South Norwalk‘, Conn. .
'l'llll Hill hols Hg in Least inlay
BOOTSANDSHOES,
A'l' “I "ORR 0P
0.1-1... Harvey
Having the largest stock and a good assortment to make
selections from, we are prepared to furnish everything from a
child’ s lOcent shoe to e nt’ s to boot. A number of speci-
alties In gents}, ladies‘ an children' s shoes. A lsdies’ fine Kid
Bultton Boot at $2, formerly $3. Miseca’ Good School Shoe,
181. Children’ s School Shoes at 76 cents. Please call
examine these goods, as it is a pleasure to show them.
G H. HARVEY,
arr->230: I-lCOto
70 North Misha “- South Nomad!“
1‘
Norwalk Chronicler