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I 1:: tart llarald wears-r tom

lake depression has moved to the
St, Inwrenee Valley with but sniall
fly, but its force will increase on the
The disturbance in the lower
M Valley will more east-northeast,

‘ Moire. elven. r ”.mlh
firnourrneodim

man nfi igh temperatures

, EN ,. ,sntl lW’
,. alligator... willie;

. ” .eather will probably prevail, with
TI '{o fresh southeasterly to southerly
w ' , [allowed by partly cloudy weath~
Grand business on the coasts. In the
middle and New England fair to
My cloud , warmer weather, and
M and , ht southerly winds will
mail. followed by local rain northwest
of monies. ,On Saturday in this sec.
tioh and in New England fair to partly
cloudy weather will probably prevail,
’ sl tthermal changes and variable
Y allowed by rain in the western
flu isl‘fiots of this sectign, nndhou
,- nday air,toparty cou y west er,
Milli slight thermal changes, preceded
by “W.” the lakq and northeastwardly.

. ’4 mt. mall” for 'l'o-Mnrrow.
all?!” San sets High tide Low tide

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T‘ ’l’otvn taxes are now due.

Id? ‘5: L' .__._—.

r‘. Theewamboat Medea makes her last
trips for this season on Sunday.

Hopsfioascompany will ‘hold an ad-
journed meeting this evening.

Cuntt‘actor Connolly commenced the
work of repairing Riverside avenue this
morning. -

“in!“ Lodge, G. U. 0. U. E, No.
8m,'meets this evening. It is hoped
that all the brothers will be present.

‘néFacallops, fresh every day, at Hunt
OZelufl's.

W. G. Thomas, Noah Wood and T. S.
Vanderboel are laying a curb and gutter
ll! front of their respective residences on

_ avenue.

The annual fair of Bobbie Post. No.
23. G. A. R., 0! Stamford, will open on
Wednesday, September 24, and will con-
tinue for ten days.

' The Republicans or the am and third
voting districts will meet in the Gazette
ofleothlsevening to elect delegates to
the” convention.

The fire at the bend of Main street,
borough, this morning, demonstrated
thst a crab and 500 feet of hose are
assdadinthat vicinity.

Prod Banks, of Norwalk, exhibited in
thh city yesterday afternoon a tomato
weighing two pounds and three ounces,
which he raised on his premises at No. 6
hir street.

The shuttle light whistle did not blow
tor the fire this morning on account of
the sickness of William Corcoran, who
ip lying at the point oi death at hh home
on Wilton avenue.

' «gallat ms’EsTmmemlsl College to-
nlfitaad see how our sessions are con-
dnstsd. Freq? to 9:30.

' ffhaltspnblieans of the second voting
“at Will hold a caucus at the Council
mun Tuesday evening at 8 o‘clock
hr the purpose of electing delegates to
the Republican state convention.

“mousse-neat list for the East Nor.
‘Bcbnol District is now at liorrell a
_ msdleu’s ofllce for inspection.
lites bass notice in another
oh so lathe mentions! the
if .i"- .t -'l {r 4., I'
"hooking "’sn” .' blown m-
lemmas-rs tats ‘r.on9. 1min than?
”w. coming flatnrday, September 13,
.“Iis other. T. K. Burk'a Trans-Atlan-
“who“ Show, coming Friday, Sep-
ttrnllar 10. Both exhibit on the Baxter
balm “WM
% Mutant. Open all night.
www‘atsa and codes. cream, (is.

”wishes, pie and cake. 5c.

Man, who lost his log by
ovsrbyatrsin on the New
ow Haven and Hartford Railroad.
Booth Norwalk station some
"tents-smallest.) on home
/ . its looks quite well
ssvsrsmimcs.

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hthbnsaatry. ltlssatdtnstayearor
hopptswastas mothers! twins.

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lflaflalgianosvamsat stones are be-
iagplss'suslong the sidewalks on [East
Washington street. ’

Pioneer Book and Ladder company
will go to Portohaater on October 10,
pith a newly painted truck.

A number of members or the Silver
Kine temperance society picniced at
BorouPoint on Wednesday.

Gilbert. lormerly oi the Norwalhs, has
been sold to the Baltimorea tor 3600
Sullivan has signed with the Newarks.

01mm Ireland went to New York state
yesterdayonahnntlng excursion. . He
brought back half a dozen line part
ridges.
‘ The South Norwalk Fire Police settled
the uniiorm question last night and
work on the suits will be commenced at
once. ' 7

The Christian Workers of the East
Avenuefif. E. church, will meet at the
home of Miss Estella Reeve, on Van
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no error. ' r. reuse in
gflhgm. .r» hull: New.
glsgl’lgglnbgfh‘ to “Eflgmlll'ow.

ifin‘firyaat‘dia stars honeymoon

Prospect street, on Wednesday, aged 54
years. He was a mute, the father of
Billy Bryant, the minstrel. who died
last Spring. --

Smith Cole died at his home in Wilton
this morning, aged 86 years. Deceased
was well known in Norwalk and for
many years was a prominent member of
the Wilton Congregational church.

The Americas Drum Corps, which has
been in existence for fifteen years, has
disbanded. The reason for this is not
known but it is supposed to be due to
dissatisfaction among the members.

Willie W. Gilbert is Tris: SKNTINEL
newsboy who won the gold dollar by
gaining the largest number of customers
since August 1, be having gained thirty
regular customers during the month.

Burgess Sloan, who was directed at
the last meeting of the Court of Bur-
gessee to dispose of the borough scales,
has received several offers for them and
they will probably be out of the way be-
iore October 1.

Isaac Lee lost a valuable horse rather
mysteriously. He took his food in the
morning as usual, but in the afternoon
was seized with convulsions which ter‘
minated fatally. It is thought he may
have swallowed a nail in his feed.

—-'.l'he South Norwallr Steam Laundry
will wash and iron plain pieces, not in
cluding starched goods. at 50 cents per
dozen, or special contracts will be made
for doing family washings. Goods called
for and delivered. R. F. Askew.

The people of some portions of East
Norwalk are indignant because they
wemdeprived of water from last Friday
until Wednesday. It is claimed by the
borough water commissioners that the
water was turned of! without their

knowledge. ‘—

Tbe case of stats vs. Frank Zarcavo, in-
volving the arrest of the defendant [or
selling a pint of peanuts on Sunday, has
been adjourned (or the third time until
next. week. These petty peanut cases
are expensive affairs, the Gusrnreri case

 

A young man from Fairiield was de.
tained in the city by J. K. Cashaw yea-
terdsy afternoon upon request of a pas«
senger who claimed that the man had
stolen 815.00 iron: him. The young men
was taken to Judge Knapp's cflice and
proved that he was innocent of the
charge. .,--_

The sixteen-inch pipe tor the new line
between the New Canaan and the bor-
ough reservoir will be shipped from Phil-
adelphia, September 10. .As soon as the
pipe is received the work of laying it
will be rapidly pushed forward. The
pipe will be of cast iron and will cost
”7.99 per ton. ”

At the firemen's parade in Portcheeter
on October 16, Old Well Hook and Lad-
der companymf this city. and Pioneer
Book and Ladder company, of Norwalk.
will be the guests of the Harry Howard’s;
the Norrie Dose eompaay'wttl entertain

. tpsm Bose company. or thlllloét , and:
din“ . sow ' n? Netball, sl
woman. on .fllnwl‘wl ,w rill.

the guests 0! the urtuhester hrs patlol.

Charles Buckman was before Judge
Knapp yesterday alternoon to answer to
the charge or breach or the peace. lie
pleaded not guilty to the charge. but
alterward changed his plea to that of
guilty and was lined $1.00 and costs.
Thoma Murphy. who was supposed to
be implicated in the same row, which
was a quarrel on Railroad Place. was
arrssted. but as the evidence against him
was very weak be was discharged.

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nlestorl teased allpsrmnslatwastsseaa

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oas .

I o'clock in the afternoon relief

can. is ' coal

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MUSIC,

our MG!" ONLY.

Thursday, Sept. 1 i

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MUSIC. DANCING. Etc.

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' The Rural Lancers Military Ball

THE HARMONY ORCHESTRA.

HALL,

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Illll Elllll all Illllllll.
WASHINGTON STREET,
South lorvvalk. Conn.

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WANTED.

advertisements undsr this Moot exceed ll
llam.ttirnalio.:ltimsswr.twsrktlw. 1"

HIA'l'loll-l AI All AC‘I'H'I. murmur
temperate young man. well educated,
morals. rapid postman, quirk urinates, understand
(human. unmarried, can give security. nest rater.

«as. Joseph ling. sentinel silica. so it

IIIIDIATILY. A s'r'aotlo Gilt]. POI! GIN—
sral housework. inquire of Ira. it. '1‘. Delta,
No. 88 last avenue. rs ll

 

 

 

 

 

'l'hlsistheilnestmnalcaiorganlzstion ‘ ‘
with a traveling company.
Grand Paradsat noon; Grand Concert in trout ot

theatrsatrp. la.

DO NOT H188 11‘,
Prices, - all. 60 and no
Opera House. One Night Only.
Saturday, Sept. 6th

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a beautiful pictures! tile and love in the hump
sld Isle. See the threads of real water. The

great
explosion. The lrlsh glen by moonlight, The
beautiful scenery. tries songs Jlu and Reel. Dane.

, Ing.etc. Margins In lomirm. its) nights in New

York. Prices 35. 50 and

75c. Chart now open at
Hale's,

Norwaik, mad Pralsted's, booth Norwalk. r3

 

 

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OPERA HOUSE
ii. K. STANLEY, Manager.

One 8131: Only,

TflUliSIlAY,' SEPT, 11.

Til! (“ELEBRATKD

[THAN FAMILY

Ononestionably the most Versatile. Refined and
Artistic troupe of

MIRTH M AKER.S

Burnoriata, (medians. Vocal, Inelcal std Deming
ltxperts.
MR. AND MR8. JERRY CODAN.
lists JOSIB COHAN.
lAS'l‘IR 6.030! COilAN.
and a strong supporting company.

Admission, 95, 35 and 50 Cents.

Beats now on sale at Dale‘s, Norwalt. and Plate-
ted's South Nerwsik. s3

 

 

 

District of Norwnlls, as. Probate
Court. September 4th, A. 0.. 1890.
Intel: of lsry Fitzpatrick, late of Norwalk, in

said District, deceased.

Ordered. That the arimisislratsr exhibit his
administration mount to this court for ad
jaatment at the Probate other in Norwalh. on
the 17111 day 0! Beprembrr. law. at 9 o'clock
"I'm: and that all person intersstrd in said
estate may be entitled thereol, the raid adminislrs
tor will cause this order to be published In a news
paper havlaga circulation In said district. and post
a copy lhereol on the sign-post in said Norwalk.
nearest the place where the rreersed last dwelt. at
hearte- dsys before said m a!" of lieptrmber,
1590. r511. ASA ii. WOOD ARD.Jndge.

TAX COLLECTOR-’8 NflTRIE.

“(mats hereby given to all persons liable to
pay taxa- to the town or Nerwallr. in the
county of Palrdrld and slate of Connecticut. on
the Asses-rant List of 1580. that I will meet that
to receive said taxes at the iollowlng times and

places. towit:

At the surreal Hartford a Osborn. last Norwalt.
(Down Town) on Friday. lie . l2. leronr 10
o'clock. iotanoon, until 12:30 ternnon

Attlsost J v. ltandle. wrsalps'ss, v.14. ,
Sept. is; 1% ll o‘clock. until 4:30 o'closl.
afternom.

 

At the store of Alphonso Dibble. at iloulh It"
Ills River. on Friday. as 12 1390 from 5:30
o'clock. sill-moon. lllllll B o clock. rvenlug.

At the cities of the heiectmm. in the flaring-

ng, in the ”ough of Norwalk in said
Town of rlerwalk. on Monday. 15. 1*. from
lo'clock fomnoon. until 3 odor , altrrnonn. and
from 7 o'cbrt until ll o'clock. in the evening.

Ir Lartbnr Hummus. Rentals. and
Ir John W. bake. at the store at Walter L'. qaln
tard. I! nth lovwalk, are authorised to receive
Tam for me and sign receipts.

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crown 0' BOARD 01 KAIAGIIINT
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YAliifllbD COUNTY raaroasrrr sous
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Dll’ltslllil'l‘ AND Hulbltrl'lb l!llll.Dltl\t.
Roots in. (term Cora? llama,

40sec»
sons 0. race, l
o , a. onusrsso. County (as...
roll it w runawarl
r. w. truism. olltain Board of {lb-rims.
(l A “emu! Metals Board ofllralllr
tosses w. realises. my and has

T0 CONTRACTORS.

Proposals for listlsaatsa.

Mme". vans, lspt. It ttllo.

sealed proposals tor buildingscosa'rs Boas
Brien-as sv Ioawata. Connecticut. «raised own-
ed by fairleld County. wtll be rarelvsd at this
alraaattlls I wads-day.leptambar1ns. run.
The person or persons mating proposals

that!“ “all

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. of William B. Reed, Administrator

’ at Oo'clock The tinder will

' lag and Tap-wry Polaris. a specially.

try-allies.
m-I

Amuse IAN To let! manner cam

ally nsatnl in a dining reels. last be used

millennium-and ha a." mu; nonshnt
0

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thosebavingths above [onions need apply.

Portal! isolarals ni ttb Amer:

is Iain 552‘... Hamil.“ : ”if?
acslsls'rs. or will union ' i“

M Warts 00.. South lorwalkflt. 11.812th

Tunas 03811.2]!!! Willi! BOOM AN

board in some American farall . :
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”one... sets nndcrt ". not unending s
lungnau . . _.

TWO BROWN!!! one" NEW NIH!!!
cows; lrst class family cows: very gentln
N. L, Rockwell. :3 its

0113!. CARRIAGB AND llAitNKzls. IN-
nlre or George Lockwood. at rigor store.

Booth orwalt. ”‘38 ll
ADMINISTRATOR'S BALE -A DWELLING
House and shoot it acres at land, on El Neck
load, in sleuth Norwalir being the homestead lately
occupied by Benjamin l'. lined. . inquire

I25 it

Two choice building iota, so and so feel front, on
West avenue Apply to W. C. nAHIlii. or
nor-r. . . as u

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Advertisements under (his head. not executing 5
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P‘URNIREED HOUSE OPMX ROOMS NIGEL?
located in South Norwalk. Rent very render.
ate. Address. “W. W." this once. a s5 31
Al'URNlrlillm 800! WITH GB Wl'l'iiol‘T
board, at No. 5 North avenue. hult'eman
preterred. Terms moderate.

AT“ BELDEN AVEVUB—lilm'l‘ Pill! 1'0
Octoberl; third rial; 5 rooms. private hall.
water, dumb waiter, policy lines. etc; adults only.
Terms so per month. Apply at No. it) l'nlen Par
Norwalk. :4 5:
FIVE nouns ON THE FIRST FLOOR. ON

Burbank error-l. Rent :9. Apply to J. L
Burbank, 61 South Main st , booth Norualk,

 

 

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ur: «lesion-l “tannin llfw. rl.

ltlder over Ferrls‘ hardware store. Tsvlor a
Golden. so!) if

To susumsmtr. sor irons-rind TWO.

second floor with bath hiverside avenue. last

Norwalk. Address Box on, éouth Nerualk. sn29 lw

APARWINTS OF FOUR AND PIVB ROOIIS
onflenry street. Booth Norwalk. Rents '10
and 81!. Possession at once. A» iy to Taylor a
Golden. loath Norwalk. or W. onnga.ar Lock‘
wood Mfg Co. all 26
A novel: or mgr noous.oré‘rir—si;¢orirsrl's
cer store. yavenne; g or r; posses-
Elrlumsd’rauly: rent. .12 00. E. A. Woodward

1 Bonus A’l” rvo. ls narumvu was“.
inquire of 0. rlwartz or the Yolk list Sat»
r .'

pany.

A PLIARAN’I' Doll is A 001“!le
locality ls odered to persons who would like to

visit Washington some time during the winter or

flag. llacmandboard gear a day. IraJwI‘.
bonr.iMlet..N.W.. Iablmrlon.D.(! amt

' LOST.

Advertisements under this head
lines, l lluac,sumssees,lwsel

 

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not exceed!“ 5
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"‘ allows stirs .‘nmr‘inoa TAVERN
A island. lion-lay morale ; wuss-cu irked up
by leav
Hal

Nill'llll’i Nllllllflllll STERN]

9| STATE STREET,

reward
lug infumllon at Sentinel once.

Bill DDBPOB l‘. ‘ CONN.
Pail term opens Ioncay. Sept 5. bob day and
amine. rcrtyrl. pupils have been plead In

good paying positions since Jan lot this year, will:
salaries from $15 to $15 per "If“. blend for rircu-
Iar. all l!
m and IN Washington All.
Booth Norwalk. last bid of Bridge.
'rrruonortl CDLIMAN. - Proprietor
Picture Pram looking Glasses. etc. Prices
will suit you tillu l nsoty

("31326."1 to it in or;
U N D E R TA K E R .

82 North lala Street, South Norwslk

(loan at all hours. The aervlres ct an lrnbalnm
Funeral lllmmr ammo myl t)

' ~m~yuwu aw; MM

;‘ A. s. “#3333193,

J EWELE '
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.

'ias um. Repairing a llaselalty
to death Ilala an. - loath lorwallr.

ll Ellfillliflll'. W'llItYEONIE

Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 ll 48 Main st, Norwslll
Also Furnishing Under! alter.

Mm No. 3 [insert street. phone
0-11.34. hayr- alght. y Tris

Jon‘s osoooo‘lrrv
A I! '1‘ l S T .

Manuel West Twsnl -thlrd street, it I h
city. ha- openrd a studio l; the Port (Miles taller;

loath Neurosis. where he is to instruct
malls tea h'raest art. is clone or in private
trusting. water has and —

llehI

A Graduate

otasrarhsollsal able toobisla I
ms id's"... are min-"ifs?

Attend the s..." Business College

and will ire a at
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“mum. sodium-mums.»

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, For Young ladies and Children. ‘
Boarding and Day School

The teeth on , . 1|. use
.. our... ”M Mum m...
or the any

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ed M PIIDI
latnralillnovyiaadultioa to lsrrasr war
sat aetwlll bearers-dad inslnou attractive-ran-
nsr 1 lies Babcock of Albany Ilsa Bannock
hashes Artalso. in all Its branches.

inst-lat adv-alg- are altered to pn smug
la- Iansnagsa. I Dewolts has a charge
the Department or location. '

a pretty 6 mnaslnm sunbeds the two ltunsea
now mnpltd the school. A trained and experi—
snr reaches a lady. will direct the Gymnastics,
and see that the menu and weights are some to
the age and siren h or the .

[1-qu ass nthsmuslcbsllrs
Dover-summons high teatime-Matron: r. ti
ll. lilta tor-any vsarshertaaehar in this country.
It. Dawson: snbmquently studied sums yous
nadsrthsbostmasters inOerInsnyand tialytom
tact basalt in instrumental and vocal music.
pianos (six in number) areal! ans instruments t

accommodations

During the past year the or
pupils have been largely increased and many sub»
stantlll improvements made to add to the conslorts
and advantages or the students Pu lls destrlmr
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BANDITRIMP normal

'jil‘ltl'tll 'lrmvlwlr rm. but,”

Third Grand Four Days’ Visit to
Saratogs Springs and Return

it E .‘lal Limited Runners with Drawin Room
I W (,‘arsarrached. on g

MONDAY, SEPT. 8

Leaving South Norwali: at 9:18 a. m. and Norwalk
at SE23 a. m.

Total “8350 for the round trip. which Is—
cludes and board at sxrellent houses. admission to
all the arts. liners! Springs, Grand Concerts, the
masnldmt Pompeis. At... ac. Tothe Continental.
Congrc a Hall. Grand Eaton and other hotels, 31 00
and upwards. increases cert; Drawing boom t hairs
$1 no extra each way This endid trip is given
by the Saratoga finals and «modern and liones-
tnnlc Ballroad Companies. Train leave aarst us
on Thursday. at ‘3 p in. Book of coupon tlcsels
should be secured one or two days in advance 9

Tlt‘kell for as!» and large circular.- giving lull in-
tormarlon. sl Plalareu‘s drug store. South Nora-all.
and at the Railroad station. Norwallr. Circulars
can also be obtained at this once. ' r3 4:

“Ellis

Pads, Writing Paper. Pencils, Pens,
Tablets and School Books.

AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.

The Judge Tablet, 200 pages. ........... 10 cents
Appletou’s Writing Books. all numbets.. . . 9 cents
Envelop a. per thousand .............. 31 to
Genuine iriah Linen Writln Pa r per box. it ornts
120 sheets Best Commercla W1 tins Paper, '5 cents
Day flicks and . all prices

We take orders for Bugravrng Visiting Cards and

Wedding stationery.

 

 

 

 

 

 

EXTRACT JAMAICA GINGER

In four llrnes as strong as that which is usually sold
and costs the same.

Hall’s Flavoring Erlralll

Arr.- onsurpapanl. Supplied byatl dist-class dealers
o: by

HALE,

TH E DRUGG 131‘.
JOHN HAUP'I‘,

Formerly manager of Parsington'a market, has
ope rd

Meat Market

In W. IA res'szore No.21 North Main street,
y warrehswill seep

All liinds of Fresh, Salt and
Smoked Meats at low prices.

multilillslitlitll-RWR

"'TJRl‘J'ClllzélfiTsEu‘il‘”Ronald
and Vicinity:
We are now prepared to do

Gold, Silver, Nlllll all Utilized

PLATING,
Poll-Irina aaa Refinishing all

ttlnda of Iota! (tools.

A specialty mad-oi tmasdelters li logic: Lamps.
Ta‘ lswarv. l‘ulle , bicycles. Harriers tunnels”,
and all ls nos House Hardware whirring.
During. and ill-pairing dons. hires low and salts-
faction guaranteed

lull Nlrrali Platinl Cllllllll

‘9 Water ‘sroot.
Marlin steamboat Dork. In. lsmwalll. as.» It

Illl‘lll Blilllil collate!
BTAI'OID. mill.
IMPB‘O IBP‘I'BMIBB Bil.
worm-M “one: 1::

tit... etc. y ~
dent may be interviewed at the hollege alter Aug.
bib. (MIMI. sent on application. b?

not... ‘11.... lull life!

ammlssdqwlll give you on

 

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Fruits and Vegetables at Low.

 

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and Tea is the best in Town.

 

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SEA F001] OF ALL KINDS.

First-Class Restaurant.

FINKENSTlEN l KNUBEL

PROPRIBTORS. rural l!

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THE STEANIER ”MEDEA,"

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Daily trip: trons South Korwslk to Baton Point
and Bell I? nd—wwa rn.. 1350 p. In . 210 p. m.,
Ship m.5,lOp. in

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9001 in. to South Norwal
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1.3) p. m. ” "
.1 a p in. .. ..
4 20 p. in, lo Wlson Point and South Nurwals.
6 I) p. m_ .. .. .. ..
vnou nu. lsuan.
ii on a m. to Wilson Point.
9 05 a in to South waaik.
ll 1!) a m. to Wilson Point and South Norwalk.
lss p m. 080mb Nor-ark.
2.50 p. m. “ . "
4 as p. m. to Wilson Point and South Norwalk.
5.25 p m‘ .. .. .. ..
no: wruoa mm.
8 40 a. m. to Dell island and Boron Point.
1.20 p. m. .. .. .. ..
:3 p. in in Bell island and South Norwalx.
_ p. m. .. .. .. .
SUNDAY TRIPB.
leave Bell Island 980s» m for South Nor-walk.

Leave South Norwalk for Rotor: Point and Bell
island low; in . 12.80;: m,‘2.00p. in. 330p. m,
:5 on p. In.

heave Boron Point tor Booth Norwalk till) a In .
till numb m.. 415 p. 1a.. (6.20 to Bell Island
and linen my. a so p. in. last trip.
ran one way, r be; Excursion 'l‘lelletr. 25c

The Iedea will stop at Doriosr‘- Point, on any of
ltsrcsn‘l'ar tripe. when there are yraaaengers to get
on or 0

Tile chea be engaged for Ioonllaht Excur-
-ione at reasonab rates. Terms upon application
in the Captain. mm It

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R I 3 B O N S .

We have just received a new assortment
of Ribbons and have marked them at LOW
PRICES for so good a quality.

lllll PRESENT STfllK 0F BIBBUNS
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1 (lel'tlm N o. 7 Fancy Ribbon at 5 cents.
I Cal-ton All Silk Fancy Ribbon at 7 cents.

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We are putting out our

FALL lull r DRESS lflflDS

And are sure you will find them good
values.

‘vaV—

BARGAINS’ IN RTRER DEPARTMENTS

AT

A. liclerman & Son’s

84 WASHINGTON ST.,

SOUTH NORWALK. CT.

 

'I'Illi LRMIINR WRS'I'ITIN

is what are you going to do for Fruit ,this fall and winter.

Read this and you have the answer.

We have purchased an

extraordinary stock of the finest quality and variety of

CANNED GOODS

and they have just begun to arrive.

We anticipate an unpre-

cedented sale ill this line, and we feel safe in saying that the
price and quality. will S‘llt you, and if you do not like Fruits
ill cans, we have them iii glass
New Edam, Pine Apple and I'Illglish Dairy Cheese. Thanking
you for post favors, we are your; cordially,

M’RBRR"R“HNRMAN
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We have also just received

 

 

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Bills All SHllES

GLOVER alumnus

will aslonish you.

 

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81’ EC! A] ll“! ES r

Our Burch Kid ladics‘ $2.00 Shoes are the linear over ofieved in South Norwalk.
Ladleai French Kid Hand Served, [adin' French turned and welt» at prices that

A full line of Indies'. Children's and Inn's Shoes that will pay all to m.

GLOVER dc OLSEN,

Leaders in the Boot and shoe Trade