hows-amylas- rsrasasss.
WW chuhssmoved from
South Atlantic seaboard.
“wasrspo reported from the vicin.
I mom I!
29‘3"“ ”wag-s” whimillly dsvsl‘opA to-
“mm on s“. Iltlfllllli
Ezhuctiou Wednesday. A storm
new in Wyoming will advance
causing rains in the dry parts
a "cool wave.” In this
ywarmsr, failr leather 1:1]:
probably preysi with lg t vans
wms, "radium I. westerlyand altrul‘hw
easterly, f wed by ly cos y
wutherflnd an increasing! absolute
humidity. Inthelfiddlestates warmer,
fair weather will prevail, with light
motherly winds, followed by cloudiness
theirs southern portions, and In New
disir weather, with slight ther-
cbauges and fresh to light westerly
andsontherly winds OnWedneaday In
thiamine andin New England war
Ila“. flirtopartly cloudy weather will
probablywrevail with light southerly
and 'Od'l'hb’ c loudluess “mud!”
M on uralhy partly I.
mulls! weather, with slight thermal
and southerly winds, followed
dry-3hr this sactiou.
Wm
‘ ., ”Ii-lath“ Linnaeus ‘l'o-ulorrow.
fiunrbeslfinnsats I2 Hightids 103;;08
Thelakisgupor aorosswalkou East
Washington street, has made that
thoroughfare worsethanbaiorc.
HrsJJ. 1’. Adams died at Wilton yes-
terday. Thefnneralwillbe holds! her
lslorssideuca tomorrow at 2 p. m.
Norwalk Council of Uniwd Friends
will meet in the Sons of Temperance
room in the Gazette building, on Wed—
nmday evening.
; At the annual meeting of the First 11.
I. church, held last evening, Eben Hill,
Burr Nash and Charles F. Bullock were
reelected trustee. '
E. B. Bennett, of this city, during his
vidttoKoyport, N. J., had the honor of
raising the first American flag over the
high school of that place.
A delegation from Security Council,
National Provident Union, attended the
picnic of Advance Council, of Bridge-
port, at‘Emt End park, yesterday.
In. E. S. Bennett, Messrs. Stephen
Wines Reich and A. L. Frisby will
takspart in an entertainment for the
benefit of the If. E. church at Cannons
this evening.
The India? Aid Society of the East
Ansel. E. church will meet at the
rddsuce of lfrs. E E. Gorbam, corner
of First avenue and Cove street, tumor-
Morning.
The committee on the establuhment
of a harbor line in the borough, are hear-
Iag fié opinions of the Interested prop.
ertyh'wucs in the Court of Burgessea’
sonar this afternoon.
AGsrman, who evidently could not
hohl his horse, had a break down on
Wat street, this city, Saturday after-
noon. One ofths wheels of the vehicle
more 0! but no other damage was done.
The Republicans of the first and third
m wili holds caucus in the Gazette
building on Friday evening to nominate
to the State, County, Congres—
dnnal, Senatorial and Probate conven-
tic-s.
If a saflclcnt number of pupils apply
Ir. Elliott, who gives a piano recital in
the Bomb Norwalk Congregational
charm, Wednesday evening, will form
ash-Ia music and piano playing here
tor the coming winter, lessons to begin
My, Septembtr 8. .
Bullets reported that the names
nests was.” sensual! the notes rolnl
. ‘wralr.’
hat will continue running for some
mashinlysllofthiswssk, and
soulfulhsrnotlcs.
Indira shunt sewing machines to be
as Bmlth Bros’. shoe store,
way
, 1'] street, Norwalk, one as each of
:1" tag dates: Sept. W, Nov.18,
up, jigwulsowhaaloa our
madalss, tubs elves my Sort-.30-
Ivory dollar's worth you buy entitles
Owiugtcslc‘kneas, Rsv.A. 8. Cum-
“ wssuaablstoprssoh lathe South
I ‘ 'nqtht church on Sunday.
Wherry who Ml “II-ti
oasoi . Gumhart’s
toohlidrsu, were some-
ltsv. ii. A. Delano
“slam svsais’gtslkhs gave
mNorthwest, and the storm will be p
at 10$). Tbs boroughoilloswasopsu
asusual.
surrealism-ms of athooks "in
“Inhsaddad mthslibrsry oithsOonoord
strsatschcol.
Buckingham Post, G. A. R, will re»
salsa its regular weekly sessions to-mor-
manning.
-liss Bisvsua’ school will ra-open
Wednesday, vatsmher 17th.
Av'alushiadogbythansmeoi like,
ownsdby Barney Movers. of Union
Park. waspolscnsd on Sunday.
11:.me oarryiagthamsilha-
,twasutbhcltysndthshorough,“
bssnawsrdadtollsvidflplosr.
James O’Bellley,oi Iain street, has
hat a valuable Newfoundland dog which
ls'suppossdichavs been found by East
Norwalkpartiss.______
HiramF. Taylor died sthis home in
Five Ills River yesterday noon, aged
“years. Ibefuuaral will be held no
Ariadne-day alternoon from his latu ral-
who bus
Totally; Lemmy.
Loudo ‘aud is pow'
ros IVODIIB. .
‘ Iii-rs Ball and Gillum, of East Nor-
walk; Alisa Golding, oi East avenue, and
Alias Bryan, of Rowaytou, left town yes-
terday to pursue their studies at the
New Britain State Normal school.
The case of State vs. Frank Zsrcavo,
who wasarrestsd for selling a pint of
peanuts to Charles Mott, on Sunday,
August 24, was adjourned until Thlllfl‘
day, September 4, at 9 s. m.
Reuterdahl dz Wilmot have taken the
corner rooms on the second floor of
Lauder’s block, and will open their
gent’s tailoring and ladies outside garv
ment making business to-morrow.
Prominent members of the Knights of
Columbus, have suggested that it would
he an appropriate thing for the order to
erect a monument orer the grave of Rev.
Father McGIvney, founder of the order.
—-E. P. H. Csprou, the Norwalk ma-
chinery man, is at Unionville May on
a water wheel trade.
Butler Lodge, 1. O. O. F.,will rehearse
the initiatory degree this evening. To-
morrow the season’s work will begin
under the most promising conditions,
and several candidates will he initiated.
Richard HendrIck, of Smith street,
borough, while attending a birthday
party in East Norwalk on Saturday, was
badly bitten on the leg by a vicious dog.
As yet he hasexperieuced no ill effects
from the bite.
Boylston’a carriage factory at Roway-
ion has shut down for two weeks. Dur-
ing the suspension of work George W.
Bryan, Ir. Boyletou’s efficient manager,
will go‘ to Massachusetts to purchase
stock (or the faculty.
Mrs. Elizabeth Height, widow of Wil-
liam Knight, died at the residence of
Thomas Cornwall, on France street, last
Saturday aitsrnooa, aged 74 years. The
funeral will be held from her late resi-
dence at 4:00 o’clock this afternoon.
—Evening seminar at the Commercial
College, Gazette Building, on and after
September 8. Write for a “'Greenback.‘
As there was not a quorum present at
the regular meeting of the Common
Council last evening, Councilman John
W. Dake called the meeting to order
shortly after 8:“) o'clock and adjourned
the meeting until to-night.
All oi the switclzmen in the employ of
theConsolidated road will go on eight
hours’ work per day, commencing to:
marrow. Heretofore twelve hours has
been the regular tour of duty. None oi
the old men will have their' wages re.
duced.
The tennis playing of Wallace Knapp,
son of Alfred Knapp, of this city, at the
Newport tournament, attracts much at-
tention. Yesterday be defeated Hust-
iogton, the champion, and now the na-
tional championship lies between him
and Campbell.
If. J. Flaharty. owner of Joe 8., now
Prank Ichrsgor, is negotiating for his
safe to South American parties, says the
New Haven News. The price Is put at
35.000 and the sale was to have been
completed lousy. Flsbcrty says be Is
done with racing.
......_._...
1m. Archibald Wheatdu, m of the
South Norwalk Baptist church, writes
that be h. bssa having a quiet, restful
vacation at Thousand Islands, wIIlI good
luck fishing and filling. Be is now via-
itlng friends in Auburn, but expeott to
be home on Thursday.
Several items of a derogatory charac-
ter, In which the name of James' Bar-
tram appeared, have recently been in
print, causing the gentleman who bears
this name considerable muoysncs. The
have in every Instance refer-
red to James H. Bartram, not to James
Bartram the shoemaker, of Henry street.
A New York paper. In Its tennis notes,
has this to say about a former Norwalk
boy: “I. H. Billings, the half-mile run-
ner of the New York Athletic club, play-
sd lu sally good form at Narra-
gansett. Deane Ililler had hard work to
beat this plucky player, and the ladies-
tlousars that Billings will out season
be able to hold his own with the
best” of them.
m—Therswsssacthsraddltlocto
Watt'sfamllylo-dsy.
Bram—Immerse. Isthatths sac-
oudorlhlrdl
udgfsg from the cigars ha
hashasalldogarounddtmustbaabout
thathstalspnm.
unnatural-slowness
George Girl, the ‘well know actor ,
u y’dayin'g with the Only; .
has returned from
st his home on
Lucy, Nellie and Lyman Hoyt, aged
seventeen. fifteen and eleven years rs-
spsctlvsly, childrsu or Gould Hoyt. con-
ductor on the street railway line, and
(barrios, Annie and Ida Bosrgood. aged
seventeen, fourteen and ten years, hired
a boat yesterday from Charles Brother-
tou to row down to Wilson's Point for a
picnic. They reached the Point In safety,
and when ready to start for home they
rowed as far as Betts’ Island, when It
hsumsso rough that they had to land.
As the waves did not abate they remain-
ed on the island all night and wars-r,I
found this morning by their brother,
Gould J. Hoyt and Eugene liltchell,
who want In watch oi them. Alarge
number of searching parties want out,
and the borough people were much ex-
cited over the matter. lira. Hoyt and
Airs. Hosegood spent a sleepless night a
worrying about thelr missing children
and were nearly heartbroken. 'It seems
that lacy Hoyt was the only one who
knew anything about a boat, and .It was
too rough for her to wpttempt. to row
against the tide.
mgmmrSs 26;”
“A llhy‘al’l’dii"
George 0.8m)” is "A illoyal Pars,”
whlshappears'at Iusic Ball this even-
ing, although new to us, is widely and
favorably known in other localities, and
needs only to be seen to at once establish
himself a favorite. The press every-
where has showered anuomiums upon
Ir. Staley for his Individual perform
ance, the highorder oi merit maintained
in his play and the excellence of hisoom-
pany. In addition loa handsome person
and greet dramatic ability. Alr. Stnlry is
the possessor of a sweet-singing voice
which he uses with good silent during
the play, by appropriately introducing a
number of beautiful songs, the greatest
favorites being entitled, “My Heart’s
Delight," and “Little Rogue‘s Asleep."
Last Week of the International “auda-
villas.
This week will wind up the engage-
ment of the International V'nudevilles,
at the Union Square Theatre, and they
will then leave New York, consequently
this will be the last opportunity for ad-
mirers of refined specially entertain-
ments to witness this company prior to
their departure. With them closes the
preliminary season of the Union Square,
and next Monday. September 8, the reg-
ular season of that theatre opens with
Neil Burgess in the County Fair, who
comes back for his third year in New
York City. The famous race scone wlll
be made more realistic than ever this
year by the addition of new mechanch
effects. The County Fair will remain at
this theatre for the balance of the season
Rehearsals will shortly begin for the new
play in which Air. Hill wrll star Maurice
Barrymore at his Standard Theatre.
111’ THE llOllaATONlC.
News and Gossip of the Day In Wilton
and Vicinity.
Alisa Anna Hyatt spent Sunday with
friends in Greenwich.
Spencer G. McWruy and info, of
Brooklyn, also Fred McWary, spent
Sunday and Labor day at E. J. Bloomer’s.
Engine, boiler and machinery for the
new cider mill arrived in town this
morning. The'old building owned by
the Housstonic Railroad company just
south of Wilton station, has been leased
and all changes that are necessary will
be made at once.
George licKittrick and family, of
Brooklyn. N. Y., who have been spend-
ing the summer at the T. F. Knapp
place, returned to the city this morning.
lira. Louise Adams, who has been
quite ill for some time, died early yester-
day morning.
The public schools reopened this morn-
ing after a nine weeks’ vacation.
‘hfiir' Iti'-*.‘
A Curious Console-ea.
Not long ago a Hartford insurance
company, says the Couraut, received no-
tice of the loss of a barn in New York,
on which they had a policy of 3200. Al-
most simultaneously they received a let
ter fromn clergyman, saying that he
lived near the barn, that on the day aim
the fire he bade brush heap burning,
and that he believed he was responsiblell
and ought topay. The olllcers of the
company opened up correspondence, and
in the same letter it was suggested
that he might, if he was so sure it
was his fault, go halves on the love.
By the next mail he sent on his check
for C100. The officers of the com-
pany, however, continued to in-
vasllutsthsoassaud they found that
just before the hrs a lot shaman boys
had been playing In the barn. They no
oil and it Phil! ’1, learning
this the company tile m ulster back
his .1002 They reckoned that so careful
a man was more likely to be careful of
his brush heap than boys were to be
careful of n bars.
A Useful Itabla.
The following table will tell you, at a
glance, what price home you can sflordaoct
to own by applying the monthly rent
you now pay towards that and. The
par value of the share used In this table
is $100, Interest six per cent;
anr. IIAIII. rsrsasrr. Toll CANW.
0... $1,000
'2'... ..IM
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so...
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Wisdom a! the Vita.
Black—What a distinguished looking
man that it, While.
White—Yes; through his Instrumsnt-
silty vast numbers of his fellow beings
have been raised to a higher level.
mach-You don't say! A prssehsr, I
suppose?
White-0h, no. He runs the slsvah
or In the Product Exchange lower.—
Illnsay's Wsskly. . ,
www.mlcmolrmusmh-
port. Conn:
AlmouB. Oslklns, Weaver“ 2 (mg,
measure; Joseph Crowfoot
little, Bridgeport. machine for mak-
ing wlrslublng, William Houghtsllug,
Bridgeport, lathe; James A. Boom,
Bridgeportm pats), embroidery attache
mrnl or scale machines and check
punch; John A. crton,Brldgeport, elec-
tric switch; Friend W. B,mltb Bridge-
port, wlrs chain link; Henry A. Bennett,
New Haven, transom lifter; George R
Case, Hartford, air pump; Cornelius
Birksry, Hartford, air pump; Reuben T.
Brewer, Watcrbu ,curlsin pole fixture;
Tll.oman Bola, artford, mop wring-
er; Franclsli chards, Hartford, piston
valve; Frederick C. Rockwell, Hartford.
incandescent lamp socket; LcwIsJ. Al-
wood ,Watarbury, argssd burner; Charles
Lambert, Ansouis, gage: Samuel G Ar-
nold. Cheatsr.car nter’;arollgage Blob
ard Atwster, bier don, quoin; William C.
omen. floriden, wIck- -sdjustiug device;
FraukJ. Herrick, New Britain, belt clasp
design; CbsrleeF. Smith, New Britain.
design cutlery handle tip; Wetter C.
Higgins, Norwich, steam and hot water
generator; Michael Rsugbtigan, Nor»
wlch, dash pot; Enos Blow.Plsntsville,
tinsmitb'a machine: Elisth. Sleele,Tor-
, singles, duping tubs.
. [Imam liAlll. ' i
’ Benedict & Bornhsm llig. 09., with:
bury. insulated electrical wlre. ,
“Aside from his berry flights and fancies
his paper is pretty good, as it advocates
the use of the economical Brussels soap.”
--A cohntry editor said of his rival:
g oanmssroasr,
Tuesday. Sept.2.
The favorite German Dialect Comedian. Ir.
Geo. C. Staley,
The world's “greatest lullaflhycm singer and Yodlrr.
A superb Coupling of Playhrs,
Picturesque earn-lea,
New and Catchy longs.
sums
RARE ENJOYMENT GUARANTEED.
Under the nrsusgemsnt oi
Ill. HARRY DORII PARKER.
dashmonmlsatlloyt'ssndarvm'a am
Free Piano Recital.
IIB. EDWARD ELLIOTT
Begaloannouutc that hswlll give a Free Piano
Recital in the Math waals Olmgt
\Vedhésdi‘y Evening, Septémber 36,
ll'l‘lll sfiujggscsficnllua.
REOI’E\S SEPTEMBER 81!.
Training Schoolforbothzexes Book
TAYLOR o GOLDEN,
Bill Bill“! Hill Uillfllfil,
WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwalk, Conn.
said If
h I hank-ng, Penmansbl ort~
heap endog‘y'pewrltlsg. etc., thtmugh at.“ l.
dent may be Interviewed at the liege after?" Aug.
51h. Catalogues sent on application.
GEORGE If. RAYMOND,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 ll 48 Main st, Norwalk
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
snarlerly street Telephone
WANTED.
Advertisements under this not noted
ilnalllmefichimeschwee 31.0) “‘5
[Isolatin's srnonlfolui. son on.
sral housework. Inquire of Mrs P. '1'. Delta,
No 83 East aver he at! It
CARD YORACBN'I‘DKIBN ANDWIPE AND
son. Aileen years of are, in private famis
ruosu to be healed. and me of bath
kins-class references given. Address Dora. 9, south
0m]
FOR. SALE.
Advertisements under this head, not exceeding 5
ilnenldmcfic,31imcsbllclweekdl.m
ONB 01' Till! NICRST PLACES lN TH] BOR~
ougb of Norwalk, on our terms. No It) Arch
street. Apply to George P Quintard.
ruin iw
‘0}! SALE AT IAIARONKCK, WRSTCBBS-
ior (busty. lite good will shd stock of a very
good llarnessshop established to Is.‘ - good op-
ponuuitgmor a mechanic with family. Address
lsamldamaromck, N. Y sum lw
nire or George Lockwood, st ci store
Sonthborw STIR if
DIINISTIIATOR‘s sAlJl— A DWBLIJNG
Bonssand about llscresclland on Him
lately
road In South Norwal
{heed deceased. inquire
ORB! CARRIAGE AND HABNRBS. IN-
occupied by Bulamin
of William B. Read, Administrator
TWO choice building lots, attend on feet front, «I
l I goat avulue. Apply to W. C. sAl‘ldBf, or
r ‘ t
TO LET.
Advertisements under this head, not eacocdlng 5
llmldmeflcatlmawc lweessl .ou
NI on TWO FURNISHED nouns WITH
watm, more or two persons. Inquire at 6)
Franklin avenue, asst Armorr. rep}, at
FRONT 1100!, PURNIBHID. APPLY AT
dillinbrlh street. Booth Norwalk all it
Hi? OFFICES JUST VACATID BY W. B
Illdar over Parris‘ hardware suns. 'l‘ayglgrla
an 1
o susLLrsIltLr. NOT none-rues TWO.
uccnd floor with bath biverside avenue. last
arms. sac rcanliomdoo. bone. Noraalk. seem
PARTIBNTS OF FOUR AND PIVBROOIS
cullenry street. 30th Norwallr Rents SIO
andfll. Possession at once. Apply to Taylor a
Golda. Booth Norwalk or W clings.» Lock—
woodlis C.c aura
APIIBASANT FRONT Roost. PURNIIIBID,
convrnlant for one or twogcntlemcn; health
andth Iocsxlun; can have privilege of
W! at No 3 Courtlandt Place, 80th
Hawaii. ants lw
HOUSE 01’ MN. ROOMBKON’gArlé UL' YBB' 5
myavsnue o u: poasm
sicn mists”; rent, 31:00. If. A Woodward.
10300 OOIS AT NO ll RAYIOND STREET.
inquire of C. llwaItc or the Volk Hat Com-
”9,"
1,010!“ APRIL ilk ON MIDI!!! PLACE.
3cl’owcr flour dvs rooms and two rooms in $1:
_ t
Aloud PLIAIIANT nous IN A CONVENIENT
lsslrssdlcpsrsouswhowocldllkslo
visit Washington some thus do the winter or
m lloomaudbssrd y. lrle
twimlst NW. sshimonHDC near!
FOR. SALE ORTO RENT.
Advertisements under thlshesd, not crraedlngt
linaatthasucdttmsawc. lwockdl .00
«“0de Jill" ”NEW Willi Act) rot It
#32. WWIMII "wIITIndm
rulnnlesI wall of the station; terms very low.
A loo... Wlhomnssetla Building. Norwallr.
A
LOST.
.t.detlsamsntsandsrlhlshssd uotcxcscdlngo
“martial-ma, Itlmssboc, lwceluoo
A; Will'l‘l AND YdeW BIRD DOG PUP.
about two months old, with round yellow
between ssrsau forehead Finder wlll piss-e
rclumtoPllleGoodwln, invent. Norwalk. sflJt
ALAROIM NIWFONNDLAND DOG CLIPPID
I lion fashion who answers lo the name of
I.
A raw-rd wlllba given for hlsrslarn to
James H. O'Brilly, ldfl lain allow. Norwailr. I! It
Ii
cm 1:4. beyo' of high t.
THE NEW
FURNITURE STORE“
so: and 204 Washington St.
South Norwalk. East End of Bridge.
TBIODOBI (JOLIEAN’, -
Proprietor
Plot looking Glance. etc. Prices
will suit you BUB I mill ly
(Ii-EO. JELIP‘F‘ IS,
UNDERTAKER.
32 North lain Street. South Norwelk
Open stall hours. The servlces of an Embatmer
and Funeral Director secured. my! ly
Young Man Insure Your Life!
Seven rents sday wIII glre you an Endowment
Policy of 31 we payable at 50 years of age or at
death. If pnor; ordve cautaa day. will give yous
LliehPcIIcy Igr‘ .I ooo 7nd you do not less what
you ave n. weal you stop paying, any year
after this-l:i Conaecti cut General Life insursnco
Company, of iiartford.
s 8.1.‘EOIIBDIRU Agent.
Washington street, south Norwalk.
JACOB M. LAYTON,
cal Estate sod llouas agent. General insurance
Agent: —-Plre. Lin. and Accident. Ocean
-TIckets——(-‘shin and Bteernge Drafts
for an and upwards and Honey Orders to all parts
or urea:-I Notary Public; acknowledgements
tam Imad Time s, Baggage Cbrckrd to Dee
It on.
65 Washington Street, Next to Post omen.
SOUTH NORWALK, 111‘.
A. S. FERRIS,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
l'lua Watch Bandung a Spatially
89 South lain at. Death lorwala.
REMOVAL!
lwish to Inform my patrons and the public In
general that i shall open my new stars
Corner Bayview Avenue and
Cedar Street,
On or about September I. when I shall be glad to
serve my old patrons and all new cars that find It
cnnrentrnt to g we no a call. [shall keep In stuck
the best brands or and amhtyoi Notions
I‘balt’makeupa first- class grocery store. Rupert
uI ,
. CHARLES W. SMITH.
sold Iw
MISS BAIRD’S INSTITUTE
For Young Ladies and Children.
Boarding and Day School
a tenth year opens on Thursday. Sept. III. that),
l lllhwuml eluded.
c arroyo Co titre
llnary I- comment has ban» nc-tvly IxIraIsh
Nomi" history In addition to (armor work.
as will be cresc- ted In a most attractive man
net y Ilsa llabcnck of Albany Ilsa Bataan.
perIAna'dbo’ ‘In all Ila grinned». “- m,
Bonrvauareevtopst
the languages Ifi'fleoolts bismuth-313%
III e Department ofllocu
A pretty Gymnasium connects the two houses
now occupied by the School. A trained and espevb
unredtracbcr. a lady. will direct lbs Gymnastics,
a Id are that the exercises and weights src rnIted lo
thesessodstren hot the pun.
Ilsa Baird will sssls lo the music b lbs
Daemon. who has high tmurnonlsls from
ll ulna ior many years her tesrlIav In this country
Ilsa Devsrraur sub «mostly strolled some years
under the best masters In Germany and InItaly to
fact herself In Instrumental and vocal fie
pianos (st In number) are all due Instruments
During Ih a past yssrl lbs accommouatlcns for
pupils have been largely Increased and many sub—
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AMI ICES. roofing," HANDS “fills:
Ownwosa vsnlnu'hypvovlsg
iorthlssdvn‘tlssnsat.
Polar.resdlastflorwalk.
‘ ’ '“I‘H'”"“"':Pi'.“.t‘3"’."‘l°.‘iii'“{"“
towns - :3qu mm” mikelmflls‘c appl lone? ii";
"figurinmumu 3"" To the Citizens of South Norwalk
and Vicinity:
Wsmuuwpvsparsd lodo
Gold Silver, Nickelanl Oxidized
PLATING,
Polishing and wllsllll Ill
kinds of’ Iota! (lands.
Isdsui WI!
”oh-bu.
less mists soldering.
”I"... am...» uns-
lull llmall Plain Carpal)
Westwa- .Uufi
Lamps,
man
fimmum Ml!
AROYALPASS -32....
“22.4.3.8,
Wsksspaiullllasci
Pads, Writing Paper. Pencils, Pens,
I.Tablcls and School Books,
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JOHN D. DOUGHTY
ARTIS'I‘.
Formerly of West Twenty-third street New York
city, has opened a studio In the Post Oflce Building
South Nor-all where he is prepared to Instruct
spits In the h ghost art in class or In private
Portrait Punting Wait! Colors Froslland Draw-
ing and Tapa'ry Painting a sp cialty.
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A Graduate
0! ourscboal is alas s able toobtnln a timeless
position oodBoo Keepers are aways In de-
Attend the Snell Business College
and you I III arqnim a knowledge of business that
will heof pricelus ulnc rayon ran term cum
menses Horn: ..1890 build for illusu’nled catalogue
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ENGLISH\<Incycur),. ..... 3000
No extra charge for books and sum Inery.
A. B. BillCllAliD, Principal,
sun In 99 to I05 Mam Street. Norwich, Conn.
JOHN HAUPT,
Formerly manager of Parrington‘s market, has
opened It
Meat Market
in W I. Ayres'storc No.21 North lain street,
where he will keep
All Kinds of Fresh, Salt and
Smoked Meals at low prices.
Vegetables in their season.
sul.tf
PIAISTEB’S
DRUG STORE.
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WE HAVE EVERYTHING IN THE
SCHOOL LINE.
BOOKS,
SLATES,
PENS,
PADS,
TABLETS,
PENGILS,
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CRAYON,
PAPER,
"‘ SPONGES, 8w.
REMEMBER THE PLACE.
PLAISTED’S
DRUG STORE.
UNDER IAHACIBIO 110le
1811,0800,
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22,
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xtra bargains dress ginghams.
at 11—. ‘ c a yd.
5 oilihl‘d,‘”piitié”linen, "2’”foi' ' 19'6“:
andkorchiefs, ladies’ and gents’
asy to sell, Pillow Sham Hold-
ers, at 190 each.
ustles and Brooms, '31: 15,19
i1 cloth, fi’om 250 per yd up.
in wars, largest wealthiest.
and lowest. prices. .
ight lamps, 190 each.
kirts, 4 styles, lace edge, 37%0
able linen, 240 a yd up.
il cans, fr
ibbons, satin edge, 5, 7”,
122 150 per yd.
2
40 each.
and 250 each.
'4’
21.
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veralls, 250 a pair.
each.
0m 90 up.
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H. KRIEGER,
Mil
linery
AND FANCY GOODS.
We have just received a non assortment of Ladies Sailors,
trimmed and untrimmed, Plumes, Wings, etc., which we will
sell for next few days
Special Sale If All Trimmed Million
Now on hand. All must go to clear: stock. Do not fail to
avail yourself of this opportunity of purchasing good reliable
goods III remarkably in“? figures.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
Must go at any sacrifice.
We do not quote prices, come and
sec for yourself.
Lisle Thread Gloves and Mitts
Must go as we intend to make room tor the newest goods that
come out from time to
HOSIERY I
2’0reat Bargains ill this; Department.
likewise be reduced.
time.
HOSIERY I
All other goods will
H. KHIEGER,
MnlrachI-mo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk, Conn.
The Best lands for 1118 Least lousy
BOOTSANDSHOES
AT THE I'I‘OIE 0'
C. H. Harvey
Having the largest stock and a good assortment to make
selections from we are
child' a 10 cent shoe to a
allies In gents’, ladies’ on childrt-n' 5 shoes.
Buttonl Boot at $2, formerly
prepared to furnish everything from a
cuts 85 boot. A number of s
A ludics’ fine Kid
$5. Misses Good School Shoo
andy“ Children s School Shoes at 76 cents Please call
examine these goods, as it is a pleasure to show them.
0. H.
HARVEY,
'70 North Main .t-g'flonfls NW
Norwalk Chronicler