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3
’ 10
17
24
4
11
18
25
5
12
19
28
30
new tat» lat-aid Isoth- Interests.
, western down now central in the
0.3.1“ Iheclirl Valley will probably
, out northeast. with considerable -
on finisher!» Dias rains ‘havclallea
”morocco wdiattieta : z _.
welt."l .lnlg‘district toddly he; fish
andwsnhsrwurb‘er‘wlll probe y Fpro‘; it»
vflriltb lights: fresh southwesfirl
tomathmly, , andiugreasln’ s ro-
nu, follows] by' ciondlndal [lg-l" 'the
coasts. Inlheliiddlcstates fair to
cloudy, warmer and more sultry
wea will prevail. witb'light, variable
winds, becomin southerly, followed by
cloudiness and no on the coasts; and
iultew England warmer, fair weather
and light variable winds, becoming
southerly, with baneon the coasts. On
Thursday in this section and in New
Raglan fair to partly cloudy more eul-
t‘gwcather and fresh southerly winds
ll probably prevail, with slightly
higher temperature, followed by rain in
the western part of this section, possibly
Wing to the coasts at night; and on
y partly cloudy to cloudy weather,
fith alight thermal changes and south-
erly winds, followed by rain.
mat-tan Alma-ac ran to-lorrow.
Builds. IBunsets High tide ' lowtide
. 5 82 6.21 3.02 9.20
The council of United Friends meets
this evening.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred-
erick 8. Lyon, Jr. last night.
A Prohibition club was organized at
the residence of Anson Benediction
evening. ,5- 1).:-
Tbe fifth annual-roll call will be held
at theFirst Baptist church this after-
noon and evening.
The semi-annual rue—sting of Old Well
Hook and Ladder company will- be held
tomorrow evening.
The Ifscksyolfiner wedding occurs
‘ afternoon at the residence of Misc
7, , onBelden avenue.
Ii-Carrie Atwood, of the borough,
., mpted a position with the firm of
. l .1 a Hoyt as cashier.
a»... roof has been put on 15. ll.
Icrritt’s blacksmith shop, replacing one
recently destroyed by fire.
The Norwalk and Stamford Christian
Endeavor societies will hold a union
meeting in Stamford, September 9.
It is reported that Thomas Bradley
and Him Vina Brotherton, of the bor—
ough, were married in Pcrtchester on
fills Iadics’ Aid Society of the East
Avenue I. E. church will meet at the
Waco oi lfrs. E. E. Gorhsm this
evening. -..-..
Apcnsion and arrsarages amounting
'looverflfilwhss beengrantedflrs.
‘Iary E. Jones, widow of Phllc Jones, of
Slammed.
«Ma, formerly of South Norwalk, has
opened a private school other home in
" Dsnbnry.
The New Haven Palladium this morn.
ing devotes considerable space to State
politics, and says Waller is willing to
m m W.--
Edward Street and Harold Glendon-
nlng were among the Nerwallt farmers
who attended the Grangers’ picnic at
Trinity Lake yesterday.
There were two cases before Judge
Knapp this morning. They were Peter
. lessen and John O’Connell, both for
- m... hollows-lined 81.00 and
mum-moaned, at ca.
““Wfil’fl. basinstsscursd‘th‘e‘hbae
"till”:tbsbhnroltbc prisoners no}:
“i”. ,' ”lites-my latter seals
f‘Wm»
» ass-ulna.“ tbsflwcdhh tum-n
pm, which bavcbssn hold in Ameri-
.‘ lm' Hall, will be stopped
:uhl- notice onscoonatottas
:nflua vlhsmlniatertoratirne.
~«j Reptile—may its-engaged the
,hsvlusnrumcorpsandl’looeerfloot
LIN ladder company has eogapd the
WWMmfmhh music
for than at the Purchaser parade,
WM”. ’
é-lhcflcathllcrwslhsleam IAandry
1~ “*wlwaskasdlronplalnpteessoniyat
sarcoma, or special conuacts
ladsflordolngfamliy washings.
.1 eslsdtcr’aaoaellversd. RF.
a
g. .
om
.-
W‘a‘ifiahtsbr.lsgsue'l'hsysr, noted for
fl ultical musical writings, says at
Wthogivesarecllallatha
We! church this evealage—
manomete-
$3”
‘9
no
go
‘ ‘ our Law)!“
«A aaldlsts’monnmentwillhededlcatcd
l. Wlmtadoa shelltb inmat.
» V Ifirework of repairing Riverside ave-
one will be commenced in a few days.
1M1&K.Gregorydled atbsrhornc
in: Winnipank last evening. aged fl
years.
The death Norwalk Batman. has
adopted a natty new head liner-Dam
bury News. .
Frank 1?. Clark is laying a concrete
walk for 1'. BtJohn Lockwocd,on Cross
street, borough.
Councilmen Charles F. Hallock is Act-
ing'lsyor during the sheer-cool layor
Edwin Wilcox.
BaggagelaeterJJK. Cashew had his
left wrist badly out yesterday while
handling some trunks.
William a. Knapp’s case for selling
liquor without a license will be tried at
Bridgeport tomorrow.
,‘Fire‘alsrm box No. 36 has been re-
csiv‘td'an‘d will soon-he placed in peel.
tint: near’lhe armory. ~
‘ ”413;"th W “my. 9-1' x! ,
, Quiltsarrsemuw' WWW-'34“
lam WM mist-w slower?
«"1. .
’ M ”to warmer! Willi“!!- .
0thc Bartholcw, the boy preacher,
will preach in the Brooksidc chapel on
Sunday, September 14, at 3110 o’clock.
A meeting of the South Norwalk
Wheel club will be held in Lender’s
block, tomorrow night at 8:00 o’clock.
—-Evening sessions at the Commercial
College, Gazette Building, on and after
September 3. _ Write for a ‘Grecnback.’
On Monday Charles Hoyt and James
Fountain, of the borough, wheeled to
Rye, bmk to Row Canaan, and from
there home. ‘ __
Fred Brady and Harry Bennett, of the
borough, went to Hartford Labor day to
attend the meat of the League of Ameri-
can Wheelmen.
-—-—-—— a!
William L. Blascer, freight agent oi
the Housatonic B. R. 00., in this city,
and Miss Estelle Pennoyer, of Songs-
tnck, were married at Portcbester on
Sunday.
The fowls of the air are having a
great least near the Springwood bridge
today... 5‘. freight car become out of
order thelcpud deposited a large quan-
titx of cats. _
Adhmocratic caucus _ for the election
of delegates to the several conventions,
will be held at the Council Chamber,
Haviland street, next Monday evening,
at 7:45 o'clock.
At the regular meeting of Hope Hose
company last evening it was voted to
purchase New York regulation uniforms.
The boys expect to have them In time
for the Portcheeter parade.
The board of drectors of the Adams
Express Company, at a meeting held in
New York yesterday, decided upon the
removal of the main ollloes from Bridge-
port to Boston. October let has been
decided upon as the date upon which the
change will take place.
The contract for carrying the U. 8.
mails between this city and the borough
has. ”a ed to David Spicer, who
weamomidder. He commenced
work this‘morning. The contract price
is not 0 public, but it is supposed to
be considerably less than 3500.
Heines’ band furnished music in the
afternoon and the crcbsstra played for
dancing in the evening at the hattert'
picnic on Labor day. The judges of the
horse trot and various games were E. A.
Woodward, H. 1. Bennett, William lic-
Quhae and Theodore Olsen, all of them
being members of the Gentleman's
Driving Association.
The 12:09 p. in. east bound express was
twenty minutes late yesterday on ac-
count of an accident to the Norwalk
special, which precedes the express. The
Bridgeport Standard, which should
know better, mys the drawbridge at
Five Mile River was open when the
special approached and the engineergsn
of! the detailing switch.
W. J. Martin, proprietor ol Martin’s
shorthand school in Bridgeport, was in
this city yesterday to try and secure
rooms in which to open a shorthand and
typewriting school. He informs us that
he will open aschool if bean secure to:
we» we will sunset to in mm
mm We All! ,0 wish w“
enter should send their name iolfsitin's
iihorthand school. No. 94 State street,
Bridgeport, belovefieptsmbsv lo. a 4
t... . .,. .. .. 1.... MAL»... ,..._.
On to lavatngs
The third grand four days’ visit to
Saratogs Springs and return, the hat ol
the mason, by special limited express
train, with drawing room ears attached,
will start on Monday. Beplemhsr 8,
leaving Booth Norwalk. by the Hm
tonicroad at manna Norwalk one a.
In. The total cost is only 38]? for the
round , which, also, includes good
board at excellent houses, admlmlcn to
all the parts, mineral springs. grand
concerts, the magnificent Pompeia, etc.
etc. Board at the Continental, Congress
Hall, Grand Union orcther hotels, can
bssscutsd at “wand upwards increas-
ed cost. and drawing room chairs 01.00
entrasach way. 'l‘hbsplsndid trip is
given by the Barstoga Recreation and
the Economic Railroad companies.
Returning the train leaves harasogs
on Thursday at 2 tall. A book of con-
pontlckatsshould bemrsdoseortwo
days in advance. Youeac git consular
giving is! latormauon at In: mast.
ales. Twists on sale at macros
m uselecalh llorwalk, and the Bow
new new. hawk. vim.
circulars giving full laterals-
.eaahaohlalssd.
«Inbtwiesmlesgsaebesp tor
unicycle-m m
I... was 8 years, a monthst 10 do!-
old when hc’mada lie record of 8:18.
Lillian Wilkes, byflay Wilkes, was 8
monthsaad ti daysold when
her record, of 2:173. Sable
Wilkes, by tiny Wilkes, wssflyasrs. 8
months and 5 days old when bemsds his
record of 2:18. Alierton, bsty Bird.
was 8 years, It months and 7 days old
when he made his record of 2:18}.
Faust, by Florida, was 8 years, 8 months
and 5 days old when he made his record
of 2:18}. Bell Boy, by Electioncer, was
3 years, 8 months and 7 days old when
he made his record of 2:19}. Hinds
Rose, by Electionser. was 3 years, 7
months and 27 days old when she made
her record of 2:19;. Patron, by Pam
coast, was8ywl. 1 month and 1 day
old when bemadsllis record of 2:14}.
Honri, by‘Oawatdmas I years, 5 months
and 16 days old when she made her re-
cord of 2:17. Don Pizarro, by Gambctta
Wilkes, was ii years, 2 months and 20
days old when he made his record of
2:16}.
liiimfitflad.‘
Free Piano. :Recilal.
In. 30"” “.010"
Begstoannonncethat hewlli give a Free Plano
grails. lo the booth llcrwals manuals!
on
Wednesday Evening, September 3d,
am hi AT 8 O'CWCK.
Opera House. One Night Only.
Saturday, Sept. 6th
A beautiful picture of life and love in the err-
ald Isle. (ice the Parade of real water. Thegreat
explosion. The lrlsh glen by moonilghr The
beautiful emery, lrisb songs Jig and Reel. Danc-
tng.etc. midnight- in London tun) nights in New
York. Prices inbound 75c. Chart now open at
DflRLflN PflIN'l‘
saronnav axon-r
SOCIALS
Darius the month of leather, than will hast
Dorlon Point, every 8st y nlaht.
CONCERTS AND SOCIABLE
lets-2L Apply to Gems I
Hale‘s, Norwalk, and Plsislsd's, South tlorwala. r8 ti
WASHINGTON STREET,
melt lot-walk. Conn.
‘ \
WANTED.
Want“ nctasessdlsgo
llmalflulaldumml‘wuaskum; ,
‘arno asp TAMEBBH. at one
”gamma. kssvsrdahlthl-ot. st
schism-s, or m nonwsut ulna
M www.mmmce or.
To
Ill cannula Wldl! BOOK AIID
board lnallnsAmcrlcan family, thatwlll he
3.
2t
Iallaled to make any per cult prodt. lay their
unable Bounces it required. Address lion til.
loath norwalk. .ca.
BOA lib WRAGINTLIIIIU AND WI)! All)
santtasn years of age, in private fanlll .
run-ambchsatcd,audo-cof halhreqnlr
Iirwdassrslersnceagivsn. Addressllosmwm
lorwalk. I3
'h
ht
FOR SALE.
Adetlsenlsatssodsrthlshead, not assuage
llam.ltlmeflc,ttlleswc,lweekalm.
,3an in" u“
. , 7 In
.1. ' to. ~ .1 ”Telex
on. mugging
Fort sans A'l' announce, em...
ter county. the will ahd Wick of a very
goodllsrnees shop. established in It'll; grod op-
unlt tor a mechanic with lentil . Addrms
more heniscn, llamsroceck, ti. Y. '
anfi Iw
0388. OARIIAGB AND nABNles. IN—
ulre of George Lockwood, at twat,
booth itorwalh.
namrsrst'roa's sans. —a nwauuso
Bouseand about ll screen! land,on :3 Neck
road, in south Norwalk being the homes: lately
own led by Jamin . Med. deceased. Inquire
of “ham . Reed. Administrator r5 tf
'I‘WO choice buildlrl lots, wand all feel trout, on
West venue Agpply to W. C. SAIIIS, or
I. I. 80". n2 tl'
TO LET.
Monaco, ,
. l
lull llllll alllllllllll
J
,
a
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0
IS .SOARCE.
r...
m. .".-1-_
We are receiving all kinds
of Canned and Evaporated
Fruits and Vegetables at Low-
wheel-1’5““- Our-99????
and Tea is the best in Town.
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—-—-—-oo>—-—-——-
YT Y TITH'I‘ v n7; ,3;
33 Washington Street.
11188 BAIBD’S INSTITUTE
For Young Ladies and Children.
Boarding and Day School
The tenth year opens on Thursday. Sept. 18. lilIO.
A,lhoroagh and complete English course issdorded,
or the School Ills its students lor any College
The Primary I eparlment has her: newly furnish
ed Kindergarten and Primary pupils will have
hatnral marry to adui'lon to lormer work. The
‘ will be presented in a most attractive man—
Advertlscmcuts under this head, not exceeding 5
lines, 1 time the, 3 times can. i work 31:00
1V3 ROUMS ON THE FIRST FLOOR. 0“
Burbank street. Rent 3!. Apply to J. L
butbahk. al south lain st , nonlh Norsalk. 23 3t
RB 03 TWO FURNISHED BOOKS WITH
water, to one or two persons. Inquire at h)
Pranll'ln avenue, near armory. aep‘l,3:
PBOs'I‘ ROOI. FURNISH”. APPLY AT
22 Elizabeth street, South hmwalk. til it
Ill! OFFICES JUST VACATBD BY W. B
Rider over Psrris' hardware store. Taylor s
Golden. antler!
SHALL FAIILY. 801' NOR lt THAN TWO,
second door with bath hlverside avenue. last
Norwalk. Address Box 605, heath Nora aik. said) by
PARWKN'I’S OF FOUR AND FIVE Bonus
on Henry street. South Nomlk. itents Sill
and iii. Powerslon at once. Agply to Taylor a
Golden. south Norwaik. or W. clings, at Lock-
wood Mfg Co. an 25
PLEASAST [8081‘ BOOM. “limit-lilo,
convenient for one or twogeutirmcn; balm
and pleasant locauon: can have privilege of
mm Apply at No 3 Coartlandt Place, Sonlh
orwalk and? Its
horses or ms'i'ibdisj‘iili nurse's
store. lly avenue: gocdordsr: es-
11: nucleon. 1A.“! ward.
10800'9 AT 80. ll RsYIOSD STREET.
lnqulrsof c. awaits or the Volt Hat Cow
puny. ylvf
rtssssa'r none In a coavmm
locality in adored to penetr- who would like to
tiring the winter ca
3333*...
A
slow
.on a day. IrsJ ll'.
l?
lmslst..ll.w.. sawmill: um!
LOST.
Good lnric will be provided and a ,' lilac
guaranteed.
WThe house will remain all winter for
guests on the European plan. been for parties
of any star: will be promptly furnished.
3'. El. POWER
l3 3t PROPRII'I'OR.
Notice to Wheel-en.
ASPEIAL lll'flfifl of the South Norwalk
Wheel club willbe held in hnda’s Block,
’l'bnrldsycven‘llerpL-Lat 8 o'clock. All local
invi salt
filinll’l lililllll illlllll
at STATE D'I‘BBB'I'.
artlnorrosr. come.
Pall term opens on londay, Sent ll. both day and
event“. lorry three pupils have been in
paying position since Jan, I of this year. with
rhslarlcs from ii!) to Ola per week. tlend for circuv
. e3
ll ll‘lll‘u‘lli!
LAST Tutorial lulu
Third Grand Four Days’ Visit to
Saratoga Springs and Return
ow 393.233.3387??? 5"“,
monument)”. s,
“Iran‘s-gr“ Reload: at llzlss. -. and Itorwslh
not saw for the round or . which it
“board at entail-t pall-limos to
all the la. Mineral Ma‘s, Grand (was. the
mic list 0 long To
I
MW“
g an extra each way. “I'll
them
and u
should!» nonstwodnsl ad .I
Tlcitsts tosasloaad laggedrcnlsrs girl tollin-
'a rcgstcre,
th
lattes. Icrwslk. tilrcslass
canatsobsobtalnadat Moles. slot
at illNOwiligalrlnswrustomars
Si (inspector-tootsi—
walihermyrlrhlypays
D 0mm
iiv "' ‘
\
Di’lli'rl fill shows
nor 1mm shows It'
sir-ls: or "lieu“
[Wm ms
IWER’ ml. we
' ms is an. Ironing mum.
msrr
JOHN D. DOUGHTY
Advertisements under this head. not executing 5
lines, 1 time the , 3 times we . 1 week 3100.
W0 PIDDLIB’tl ACCOUNT noose. BE.
tween Spriagwood chapel and Bell island The
finder will receive the thanks of the owner. Philip
Platt, by leaving them at this ofllce. .31.
sm"n.....m"t;'m“ “of. a..." not Jim. on
llnethlrnachtlmes «mrmtslm
BLACK BOMB. POUB'I'IBN HAND!) lliOll.
gray hairs in head, gray spot on forward leg.
no new owner can have animal by proving
proputyand paying for tbtsadvertlsernent. Garner
Charles street and You. l'olnt road, East Norwa’k.
lrs Yours. .2 3!.
THE NEW
F UBNITUBE STORE
”I and ass Washington lit,
loath Itorwalk. lest had of Bridge.
183000“ COLIIAN. Proprietor
.Plctnrn lmkingclasses, etc. Prices
willsnityoulill l allly
(.l 14; 0. J n: Ifi F F E,
UNDERTAKER.
8! berth lain street, liontb Norwolk
Org stall hours. The scrvlcaot on Ilnbalater
and arts! Director mud. styl ly
'6 can ire on an autumn:
fillfiil‘b. unit's We...“ ’35::
Life tester Ohm-ad you do not what
any year
asarancu
nestled.
s. o. L'uonttsnml. Agent.
Watt-gins stud. south Hcvwalk.
JACOB ii: .LAYTON,
all lslate and area (leases! insurance
A «Piss, Llle Accident. Ocean
Tickets—Pa. , Mn and busing,
Milan npwsrdsand IonsyOsdgs
Iotary Public; Rimming
losers. Baggage Checked In M
as Waaltnglaw street. near to r... on...
i‘ltlli'i‘ll NORWALK, l’l'.
A. s. FEREIQT.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry .
have dis,tvsnlf yor- na in
a”... mi.“ Minot (lea-‘32! till-“i
Omanymf
ARTIST. anti-=33... . .Itlth'wswnllt
wmmmwm . . I
firm": * mung-.5 lliilii ”Migjflflifl.
GEORGE u. BAYIOND, {Wan-13min.“-
”mammoth”. Dock
Furniture Dealer. W"g
mewlflmflgnfilwli a mafia... “to
m.w~ m
s
“will Milli“...
‘ililflll Illlll huddle-l
nsrby Ilse Bahceck at Albany Ilsa Bannock
teaches Art also, in all Its branches.
Superior advantages are odcred to pupils study-in
the ‘ , Ilsa De a olle has again charge 0
the Department of (location
A pretty Gymnasium connects the two houses
now occupied by the ochofl. A trslnrd and upm—
cured teacher a lmy will direct the Gymnastics,
a d are lhal t exercises and weights are suztcd to
the are and strcc or the pupils
lit-s Baird will assisted in the mu-ic by Mira
Dcvereaux, whnhas high testimonials from Dr :5
B Hills. for many rears her teacher in this wunlry
Ilse Devereanr sub equentiy studied some years
under the but masters in Germany and italy to pen
foct herself in instrumental and vocal music The
planes (six in number) are all fine instruments
During the past year the accommouatlons for
pupils hive been largely increased and many rub—
stnntial improvements made to add to the romlorlc
and advantages of the students Pupils desiring
admission .houid make immediate hppllchiillll all-ill
3 Graduate
Of our school is aiwa r able to obtain a drswhss
position 000d Boo Keepers are arrays in «le-
man
Attend the Snell Business College
and you will acquire a knowledge of business that
will hoof priceiel-s Value to you Pall term cont
motions Sept 2.13m. bcudlor illustrated catalogue
COMMIRI lALCOl'RSK (com lrte) ....... FOO)
KHOlt'l'dAND AND TYPE-W ll’l‘iNtl ...... 4'. (It)
PIN MARSH]? .............. . ............. 50 on
mousu tone year) ...................... an 00
No extrarharge for books and stationery.
A. ll. BlRCRAItll, Principal,
nnlui in 99 to 10') Main Street. Norwich, Conn.
"’ JOHN tracer,
Formerly manage: of Farrlugton's market. has
opened a
Meat Market
In W. [Ayn-E more No.21 North Main street,
where he will keep
All Kinds of Fresh, Salt and
Smoked hosts at low prices.
Vegetables ill their season.
sol."
SlHfl Lilli
We keep a full line of
Pads, Writing Paper. Pencils, Pens,
Tablets and School Books,
A? EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.
too pages ............... ll) teats
Boobs, all unmhs's... . Drsrnots
................... l
Paper per has, 24 crate
makers Best (‘ommerc w: tire Paper. 23 cents
Day Blankssndlard .allpvlcea
We take orders for Engrav ng Visiting Cards and
Wedding Stationery.
'ATHEBTUNWT “130.
soil)"
I wish tolalmn my pauone and the public to
geceralthat lshallopen mynawstore
Corner Buyriew Avenue and
Cedar street,
on or about tleptrmher i. where- ! phall br- glsd to
serve my old patrons and all new was that and it
ctlhvtrlirnt Io g vs as a cell. i shall keep in stock
the best insert. 0' (impale-and a varltty oi Notions
that state up a harmless astray store, ltr-sprct
fully,
llllllswulul
To the Citizen: of South Norwallt
and Vicinity:
Wears now prepared lo do
Gulliver, Nickel and Utilized
I’LA'I‘ING,
Polishing and Ital-lining all
Ill-dc or IcIaI Goods.
A usually-dent Mm“! ash-spa,
mu? “We: "m“
hissing, Wilson. .
lull lluull Planar clrlul
£0 Wetter Uta-«sot.
mun—summon». seam
The Jada! Tablet,
Appleton's Writing
ltnvc'op a, thou
(Maine Irish Linen
h“.
m .
MW liilllllllii]
SUMMER BESllB'I'
——:{0le——
LONG ISLAND 8011”.
NEW ATTRACTIONS THIS
SEASON.
SEA F001] OF ALL KINDS.
1 First-(lime Restaurant.
uuuu N l KNUBEL
PROPRIITORS. Infill t!
ROTON POINT!
THE STEAMER “MEOEA,”
CAPT. ll. nownaan.
Time Table
Daily trips from South Norwalk [0 Rotor- Point
and Bell Hand—limos tn., l2 50p. to. '2 it“ p. m.,
as) p. m, 5.10 p. to
non mos mun.
9 00 a. m. to bomb horwalk
E
u
l 25 s.
Ll) p. m. "
2 ‘5 y m . .. ..
4 :0 p. m. to Wilson Point and South Norwslt.
6 w p. m. .. .. .. ..
rnox am. trust).
520 a m. to Wilson Point.
9 ('5 a m to South Norwaik.
ll till m. to Wilson Point and South Norwalk.
135 p m. 0 South Non-nib.
2.5;!) p. In. " “
I '25 p. m. to Wilson Point and South Norwalir.
6.23 p, m. ~e .. .. ..
nton wuwox Pom.
8 40 s. m. to Ben island and ltolon Point.
1.20 p. m. .. . .. ..
130 p. m to Bell leland and South Not-walk.
6.30 p_ m. .. .. .. .-
SUNDAY TRIPS.
i cave Bell Island 9 fill a. to lo. Booth Norwaltt.
Leave Soulh Norwalk for Roton Point and Bell
island lows m . l2.3llp m , 21» p. m, 330 p. m ,
'1 m p. In.
Leave ileum Point for Sonvh Norwalk ll 30 a in .
llfip‘mdtbp to. 415p m .mmm Bell Island
and 'llson Point). 63] p. in . icet trip
For» one 'I,, the: Excursion Ticketr. 25c
The Medea will Mop at Dcron‘ Point, on any of
ltd rerolsr trips, when there are paseengers to get
on or oil
Th:- Mcdcs may he engaged for bloonilgbl Excur-
alone at reasonable rates Term!- upon application
to the Captain. hurt if
‘3: lll'El—TOKIAOEEROAD.
outrun it results mvrsroa.
Corrected June llth. 1830.
Passenger Trains-
60117111.
in Norwailt. Lv. 80. Norwalit. Ar W 1150: Point
:32s.m Twain Salem.
9 I? “ S 27 " 8 35 "
:0 08 “ ll) ls " 10 all
:Olp.m lldp.m 11’:p.m
tot) " HI) " if! “
till " fluid 62.! "liter! 65D “l‘x'd
8w .. .. 803 .. .. “5 .. u
9i “ " um " " rota
5mm"
ll 59 a In
6 tit p. In
NOlt'A‘H.
l.v. Wilson Point. Lv.lic. Norwalh. Arfiorwotk
5.5 .. .. 635 .. .. tic! ..
“ 9 l8 “ 9 In a. m
12 ot " 12 lap. to. 12 log. m.
150 “ Mixed '2 ll) “ Hired 2 to land
thpru. 5|? “ 522mm
6 m .. 5 '36 .. ..
Ill 10 “ lecd i025 " Mixed ll) 31 llxoi
emu
ll 26 a. In 9 :lo a. in
ii 52 pm 5 5‘: p 1
Main Line.
Leave Bridgeport lcr l’ltlenelc.
1th a m. accommo'r.
mm .. ..
10.10; m. lined rmnur mm.
:l.40a -. lixed 1 .
0.50 p. in express : 7 "5 ’— m
'l to ' Through p sex
‘7 65 “
illoe. only as fuss Great Banlngton.
only as far as New lilford
Wu. H. Meow. Vice Pres't I Oen’l Ian's'v
W. I. Lroa. ll
6'. It i’nxall.( Pam-sex Art ltrlcgnvuw,
flillle & llullul.
;,,\\"l: llliVilllCiO the price of
Lebanon (Jremncry Butler to
25 cents :1 pound. it now
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i
costs 2.) cents ll pound to buy,
and at our price it is cheap,
as any one can see. We are
selling lots of it with great
salisluction to all concerned.
[Hillel Clusull.
gour- sonwann savrsos noun
bl Washington street.
whollymtlaltammadfromftotp.‘
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Special Sale ll A
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It; Seems Reasonable to Suppose that You
Have already Spent Many Hours Useless-
ly-why not Spend a. Few Minutes to
Read These Few, Lines Careful-
’ 1y to the End 2)
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ANY ONE WILL TELL YOU THAT
KNOWLEDGE IS POWER,
As well as money, to the possessor, but this cannot be gained
without an efiort on your part. Throwing this into the waste
basket without reading it, will not help you to increase your
knowledge. Keep this paper until you can spare time to read
it. You will not regret having done so; it is not a ‘
Common, Every-Day Advertisement,
Of the usual type, which claims evertiling, fulfills nothing, but
every 'ncc' -,garef lggc 'dged,uud.._westuud;r to
back lip 63 augment of $0M}... goods Mrddl’lzre
beiow’hrb cheaper by 10 per cent. at least, than any other
storc’vin towuaeks for the-same goode, .
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"if”: ; phosphors-Ewen A NEW mu. mu: or -
CASHMERES, ALL SHADES,
W e are offering them at the popular price, 250 per yd. They
are extra weight, extruqualily and extra width for that. money.
We have, by placing our orders early, been able to buy
our stock of black velvets 25 per cent. cheaper than the some
can be bought for to day—in fact we offer these velvets cheap-
,er than you would be able to buy the same by the piece a
wholesale; our prices are 75c, 1.12, 1.29, 1.49, etc.
We have in stock about 10 parasols left. You will be able
in set your own price, for we don’t intend to carry them over,
even if we have to give them away.
Big line of Ladies' and Gent’s fancy bordered Handker
chiefs, 4c each.
Gents’ Outingg‘f‘l‘uinnel Shirts!
[N LIGHT AND DARK COLORS, ALL SIZES,
25 CENTS EACH.
This H no job lot of poor goods, but best quality, Well worth 450 each.
In our Kitchen Department thls th’k. Wv' shall make specml prices in al
Wondm Wore. We quote a few of the many bargains in this line: Market m:
hub: «it: each Tomb pick-4 4:? lmx Knitu brlx 9r. Wooden Pallet 100.
11c. \Vneh Tubs 49c, 59c, 69:, 79c, 893,910. Clothes Horses 75c.
Salt Boxe-
<9—
llemember we Guaranlee the Prices, and if You are not Satisfied with you
* Bargain, Money will be Cheerfully Refunded.
The Sum infill Bu u S are
88 WASHINGTON STREET.
H. KRIEOER,
M i 1 1 i n e 1'
AND FAN CY GOODS.
We have just received it new assortment oi Ladies' Sailor
trlmmed and untrunmcd, Plumes, Wings, etc., which we wil
sell for next few days.
li‘l‘llllllllili liliilllfl "
Now on hand. All must go to clean stock. [)0 not fail t
avail yourself of this opportunity of purchasing good reliabi
goods at remarkably low figures.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
Must go at any sacrifice. We do not quote prices, come an
sec for ymlrscif.
Lisle Thread Gloves and Mitts
Must go as we intend to incite mom lor the newest goods til
come out from time to little.
HOSIERY I
HOSIERY I
Grunt Bargains in this Department.
likewise be reduced.
H. K H I E GER,
Mahackemo Hotel Block, South Norwnlk, Con
'l‘lu But Gulls “Ii Ill Lilli lull
BOOTSANDSHOE‘
AT 'I'IIII DTOIB OI?
C. H- Harve
Having the largest stock and it gomi assortment to u
selections from, we are preparer] to lurmsll everything from
child’s 100th shoe to a enl'e it!) boot. A number of s ..
allies in gents’. ladies’ on children's shoes. A lullics’ line I ‘
Button Boot at $2, formerly $3. ‘Misses' Good School 3h
only 81. Children’s School Shoes at 75 cents. Please
and examine these goods, as it is a pleasure to show them.
c. H. HARVEY,
70 North Main Cowman N
All other goods wi
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