flamboldt Lodge, Sons of Herman,
gaveadanceetiiermaniensll lest even-
ing. Thsadsirpasssdoiirsrypleesantly.
—-8ewar connections at bottom orioee
William dhsldon, contractor.
The annual stats convention of the
Women's Christian Temperance Union
will Mold in New Haven October 29,
OO and 31.
The mavrhge of liner D. Randle and
Miss Martha E. Raymond will beaolcmuv
lead at the First I. E. church this after-
noon at 5 o’clock__________
The Republicans of the Second Voting
District will meet at the Council Cham-
ber this evening to elect delegates to the
State convention.
—-——— O
W. El. Ooreoran, who died at his home
on Wilton avenue Saturday afternoon.
was buried from St. Ifary’s church at 9
o’clock this looming. ,
‘1!sz lriv'i—“fl—‘e-Ntltl~ toiednsldtit
to. instill tight. the liken ems:
borough will settle at its town house
tomorrow aftilraoou at 8:00 o'clock?"
—-Commeueing with Tuesday, Stephen»
her to, Comatoek Brothers' South Nor-
welk store will close Tuccdaye."l'hurs-
days and Fridays at 6:00 o’clock.
The Norwalk One company advertises
in another column for sealed proposals
for the necessary excavation to lay gas
pipe from Wall street to Winnipauk.
"WM“
W.Ww‘
“September 1890
Thilllti.
4 5
1112
1819
25 26
13
2O
27
'ssk laeald wsssass Forecasts.
Wabapcd neeol elightdsp res-
new extends frommm the lower St.
, P.
CHINE
coast. Inthis
, , matifrlrfithsl’ig t
end’l ghttofresheonth-
wwaster ”winds Bfollowed rain
lsirio temperature. In the Iddle
m M!
coolerL lathe
all}:
cloudy weather will
e_rn, western
cachet districts, with rain, followed
dieting end fresh northwesterly
4 Maud $3121.de lstatioéngy
mature t soul or y to t-
. winds, followed by local rains, and
magma fair to partly cloudy
fresh southerly to westerly
followed by rain. On Wednes
section and in New England
, cloudy to fair weather will
prevail, with fresh to light
tonorthwesterly winds, and on
. . yclear weather and light west-
“winds, with nearly stationary fol-
bwadby higher temperature.
W
Almanac for It»)! arrow.
Bnnacts Hightidellmvtide
‘ 5.11 8.18 2.05
.m Qtyof Albany will make her last
gill ol the season on Saturday.
- The Amateurs defeated a Spring hill
‘niue- ysstsrdayhye score oilstoll.
aiduhatitute Cerrier Nickerson is on
uptown today to relieve Carrier
Although late, it is not too late to an-
nonnce that Letter Carrier Beefy, of the
Norwelk poet-office, is the father of a
bright baby girl, born last Wednesday.
A letter received from Stephen L.
Clary, of Norwalk, Ohio, formerly oi
this city, states that he is dissatisfied
with his present location and wishes to
move back to Connecticut.
Miss Virginia F. Smith and George H.
Wood, of Hartford, Conn, both of them
members of the State Board of Cheri.
ties, inspecting the almshouse last week
and reported everything in first-clam
order.
—Depot Restaurant. Open all night.
Park dz'rtliord's tee and coffee. cream, 5c.
Fresh sandwiches. pie and cake, 5c.
The Iadies’ Aid Society of the East
Avenue If. E. Church will meet at the
residence of hire. E. E. Gorbam this
evening. All the committees interested
in the coming fair are requested to meet
with the ladies.
Old Well Lodge, l". R A. AL, conferred
the first degree on three prominent citi-
zens last evening. On Tuesday evening
of next week the third degree will he
worked before a representative of the
Grand Lodge.
Arthur Leary was arrested by Chief of
Police Buttery last evening for drunk-
enness and breach of the peace. He wee
brought before Justice Austin this morn-
ing and fined 82 and costs, amounting
to 89.48. He paid up and was discharged.
~Studente from Dauhury, Bethel, Red-
ding, Stamford, Norwalk and South
Norwalk are at the Commercial College,
Gazette building. Call in and see us
between 10:80 a. m. and I p. m., or even.
logs.
The work of transferring the Bishop
building on Wall street into stores is
progressing rapidly. The entire front of
the lower story of the holding has been
torn out and workmen have already
commenced on the new foundation.
Prank Daucby,of this city, has secured
, npoaltlou with the Housemate railroad
' company as braksman.
. Pioneer llook and Ladder Company
7 fill hold their regular monthly meeting
fiTltImday evening.
' .,-.-0urbing,liO cents a foot.
Woo-1m.
m Lodge, No. 97, L0.0.F.,will re-
' hat. the first degree this evening. A
full attendance is desired.
Adwdllug house" is being erected for
Hrs. Elisabeth Skldd on the new road to
, cannon, called Ferris street.
“Wrfittflynn of this city have the
”knot for painting and decorating the
Plenum Book and Ladder Company' a
William
: Elm—.— JuliusLassen will cele-
#2:" diletb anniversary of their
' ‘at-tkair home inGrllliteville
thisevsuing.
Ame-therefthellrmof R.B.Iiacey
imbue asuta caseof beautiful toys
to Katherine Atherton for her fair
athduesdey.
listen-E. N. Sloan has sold the her-
sign males to E. RB. Capron, of the
W. Thcpricepaid was .30, the
. ,W to remove the wreck.
, "Ir. Bushman.“ the piano tuner and
,IWJasreturuedandcanbefonud
“immanent.
Thuloundatiou for anew building is
”g laid at the squue, cast of the
Wfllllg Itrcut bridge. The building
2‘ Willa occupied—.— by Ayres & Baefner.
fin opca regatta of theCedar Point
Macbtekesplacsto-morrow. Sonic
‘ tho Muscat boats of this country
applaud, and auexciting contest is
”I.
. .MwmhmVoutnanu laid aside
" olhkoflcsforaiewdaysmnd
., «Now-III N- 1- Clown Saturday night PalrickKelly,aBridge-
lemon on duty. during his port-saloon keeper. disputed with James
.Gsdac'y concerning a hill “and Kelly
ejected James his saloon and till
etahhild him 5 betoirthsieftearlhi
dialog an ugly, but probably note fetal,
wound. Gailuey was arrested and la
nowiujall, not being ahlstofurnlsh a
hondoftleO.
Sunday morning persons crossing the
railroad tracks near the Willimantle
freight house noticed a very oifeusive
odor. It was found toemanate from
carswhichwsrsstsndiug onthe tracks
of theiiswltoudon andNortheruroad,
loaded with hogs. Some‘ot the hogs
were dead and others were enduring
twribly from heat. thirst and hunger.
Id (”Owes voted 3., .5. P.B.Weeke, localagentfortheflumans
clthaht‘s’llcurJLBIIob aeciety,ailordedtheewiuereilefhyplay-
lngastssamof wateriuto thecars and.
.« ct IbeJuuior Prohibition up foodforthsm. Amisteke
~ ' keheldetthehouaaofCharIes inforwardlug thecers had resulted in
WMHMMM mum-mgm
bkevmlsg atdo‘cluoksharp.lnstaed “Mmthsrshadbeennobody
‘3”. ”Mtge walcbwh tocereforthsanimals.
‘ _w. h'““' E: Alanna-saunas." unease."
W“ mmu’” nemw,um.m.umsn
horseat Bell Island ouedaylest week.
Duringthsnlglttthehorsegslasdacesss
lothemssl harrslsnd pend hie-elf.
‘l'he followingmorningthsanlmalwas
to drink a large quenmy of
muocueknswoithestolsemeel.
E. C. Johnson, a batter, formerly em-
ployed by E. V. Baker & 00., has secur-
ed a position with the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad company.
The report that he has taken a striker's
placeon the New York Central road is
denied by his friends.
All. AROUND THE STATE.
Hatters Worthy of lentleu that Do Not
Happen Ivory Day.
Ralph ii. Buckley, of East Hartford,
married a Massachusetts widow, who
induced him to deed her his 85,000 farm.
She attentions from the
hired men, and finally accepted 0600
fmm the irate Ralph, surrendered the
deed and sloped.
“amusement beheld at the
“concessions-runny.
ntwmambsrs ”nucleated st
cftbeBoardofDirectossof
Hutu-l Benefit association
m MEG-HIST
AN 011]) TIME ONE RING CIRCUS.
CHEAP rams snow on EARTH 1 i
IRNRI RRNS.’ RIR RIILRNIR SRNN.
Rlilil ill Illilllil,
WASHINGTON STREET,
lath Ros-walk, Oouu.
WANTED.
Wanders!) lsbsad.uoteaeesdlng5
m1tbu,amm,1wmkfl.w.
Adlai. 10R Gllltlldl. ROUDRWOIIK. Al'-
ply-t in West avenue, liualh loswalk. soot
'J". :...~.'
1 1:12,,“ "VK J.
“it
- .-. s a.-. l .-
... f! V. In? l I
new newest sin “51.... ’
.k M We, .nay ausrrayof 1...... and .‘Tnmblen,
0!an
NbMIssmN,“W Children under ten. 10 cents; Adults. 20 cents.
'l'wn Performances Dally at o and s p. m. 19 it
Bill Bill Pill, NININI NRI‘NRIN, NRIRI‘RNI, NNNL 13.
MI) SIC HALL, ”A coon Turner."
OllllllGBTONLY. OPERA. HOUSE
Thu'sday, Sept. 1 1 II. R. S‘I'AliLlY, longer.
onc Halt Only.
The hunter! of all luslcel Come-Ila,
"I“ Earmanwam leusmr, sum, 11.
Till CELEBRATE!)
_MOSIC. DANCING, Etc.
. B ,, . WWW BRIAN FAMILY
‘quuestlonahlythe most \’,ersatlle Reload and
MIRTII MAKERS
THE HARMONY ORCHESTRA.
Thiaie thednclmaslcal organization connected
anorists, Comedians. Vocal, luaicel and Dancing
In. AND Ills.I "RR! count.
with a travelln company. J08
Grand ad: atnoen; Grand Concert in front of “auditioned“ com.
theatre at l p. m.
and a strong supporting company.
Admission, 95, 35 and 50 Cents.
Beats now on sale at Hale's, Norwalk, and Plate-
led a booth Norwal k.
RRRLNN PRINT
SATURDAY, .ann'r
SOCIALS
Durine the comb or her. there will beat
Dcrlon Point, evay
CONCERTS AND SOCIABLES
OcodIeeIcwiIlbsprovidedendapieessetthe
all winterfur
housewill remain
onthela humus for parties
of any size will he promprfamIabad.
3'. E. POWER
PROPBII'I'OI.
no non ones 11',
Prices, as. 50 and 76e-
wt:
'I'IIB Rolliltl SCIIODL lAltl.
leave on ller I'm the Cause of tier
Rejection.
Principal Carroll, of the State Normal
school in New Britain. is considerably
worked up over the story about his dis-
charging a new teacher because she was
homely. In an interview with a New
Britain Herald reporter, Mr. Carroll said:
“The facts in the case are that Miss Car
rie 3. Wells, of Youngstown, Ohio, was
hired by the state authorities to teach
gymnastics at the Normal school. She
came on, having been hired for three
months, but when she arrived and when
the authorities saw her they decided
Hyde-nun“... .cm
"unlinked badaemlu One
whomeaivekis services l”desired. Addrwefll.’ ..
“ll-I‘M- sD It
tonne la]! 'i‘od IAKI all!” (im-
aliym mafnlIn
scams-rs. BY 11!! RORWALK 1W
IorIaOo.Southlorwalk.Dt. ess-
FOR SALE.
“Muller thkhead,actexceedingh
lmtmficommlwwbfln
0 mucuwonaoratsa senses I
cheap to.“ at to death listen avenues“.
Irma; mo ' ‘
Harvey. Pitch, I? Park street Raw-1k will
W0 RIOMKRID JIRSIY NEW llwll
:Irst class family cows: very good.
I. l. Bork wei s3 lw
OBSI. i‘AltllIAGR AND BARNISE. IN-
glint- of George Lockwood, at cigar store
South ly28lf
DIINISTRATOR'ii BALE ——A DWELLNRO
Rouse eudahoutllscreeofiaud. null
occu'pvli’dm“llteuh Baum) elk whéw. I lstnly
5! n u re
of William B. lined,in Administrator filgtf
3:?00 choice building lots, to and on feet front, on
War" avenue Applyto W. o. “Alt/1.11%.“
I.
TOw LET.
Advertisements under this head. not extending h
lino, I tune 5c, 3 time:- 50:. l week Ital.
FIV’IM BOOKS ON Till FIRST FLOOR. IN
benknslrec Rent '9 Apply to J. L.
Burbank. at 80th latest . sooth Noraalk. .-:. m
or: ounces scar VACATID in w. n
Rider over Pctris' hardware store Taylor A
Golden. auz’oti
PAlt‘l'l IN'I'S 0? YOU it AND I'IV It ROOMS
oeflecrystreet south Norwalk. Rents an)
andflt. Possession atooce. A ly to Taylor A:
Golden Booth Norwelk. or W. conga.» Lock—
woodlle Co. scanl
‘KOUSR 0P MINI ROOIB, NlAlt Lil YER' s
grenaystcre. lly avenue; goodorder; posse
mediateiy rent stew RNA Woodward.
1 Books AT N0 is RaYIOND STREET.
0 Inquire of C. await: or theVolk ilat 1g??-
5 l
rumor no... my. convemm
we, nan-a
topaacuawhowouldliketo
visit Washington some time d the winter or
Roomandbuerd Ma y. IrnJ B.
bour.limlst.. N W.. sublime DC anti
FOR. SALE 03. 1'0 RENT.
Advancements under this head. not “endings
imeelumemiumeewc. tweek Sim.
Bob's: -WITR M38 flotilla A‘D IUL‘R
containing bun. orchard and
godgsrdea. situated at tionth Wilton within
nominate: Rim of De "align 113m. 1fiery l3.
Am ”Gazette u cg. orw
LOST.
that for the best interests of all concern-
ed, she should not be permitted to begin
her work. This is all I have to say in
the matter, and I know that the decis-
ion was warranted and will be best in
the end.”
From another source it was learned
that lies Wells, who had engaged board
with a family on Cedar street, was told
by Dir. Hiue, the secretary of the state
board of education, that the only ohjec
REMOVAL.
BOHAIRAN has moved to the corner of
Isles-Imam hunoathlcrwalk. rear.
Notice to ale-tractors.
Omen or run licence Gas Course v.1
30.19 Waraa nan-r. Deanna, Cr. 5'
SALID pr will he received at this cflce
until them “September, in at 12 o’clock
to h a
poInt near the Norwaik lllb, in Winnipaua. n I
nations can be seen and all information obtal'gd
DR
llama
. atthh cane." of C. RI eer No 32
tron to her was her personal defects. Isle Mon smettcthalotaor other
Ifr.Hine admitted that she was fully com- “'6' mm”, m 'l‘ N ‘° "F“ “Y
ll:
accept any that In their judgment
will be for the best interests of the l ompe. y
Bonds natistsctnry to the (lee Company will be
required from those to whom them-tract will be
awarded.
Cash or a certided check made payable to the
Norwelk Gas Company. to the amount of ’50 must
accompany each but as a guarantee that in case the
contract is awarded the pasty will. within —- days
alter notidcum of award. execute said
potent for the position. The defects. by-
the way, are scars on the lady’s face, the
result of a kick which she received from
a horse when she was a child.
Harper's Iagaslue for September.
In the &ptemher number of Harper .3
Magazine Theodore Child describes it
journey "Across the Andes” along the
line of the great Transandine Railway”
which is soon to connect Bnenoe Ayres
with the Pacific coast. This II the first
of a series of illustrated articles on South
America which Ifr. Child has prepared,
relating his personal experiences and ob-
servations in that continent during the
Ilrst six months of the present year. In you
the same number of the Magazine, Rus-
sell Bturgia describes certain “Recent
Discoveries of Painted Greek Sculpture."
and incidentally gives some valuable in- GIRLS AND YOUNG LADIES
formation concerning Creek art and
architecture. Lieutenant J. D. Jerrold
Keg“, fifths Unliotlnlfilgateellavy,eon- / .
tri ‘ kiddie "coast Dideof , ~ ' - ,
Yachting. m... .. lie-opens ai Hillside, Noreslk,
monwud Ilower over , wa
ristieeof thsconserva'- ' e” "
with pen and pencil by William Bernil-
tou Gibson in a characteristic article on-
titled "Thu Wild Garden.” Among the
other contents are “The Irtric System,”
by K. W. Richardson, "The lountain
Passes of the Cumberland,” by James
Lane Allen, and a timely paper by
Charles Eliot Nortonou “Harvard Col-
lege in 190." Dsudst's inimitable story
of “Port Tarascon” still holds the first
place in the fiction of the Negaliuc,
while among the short stories are contri-
butions by Baruet Phillips, levy E. Wil-
kins, Paul Canon, and the author of
“Cape Cod Folks.” Alfred Persons cone
tluuse his Illustrations of Wordsworth's
poems with a full«psgs drawing to»
company the must on “ -la~
Chapelle." Other poems sre'hy Howard
Ball, Graham R. Tomson, and Rennsll
Rodd. The subjects treated in the Edi-
torial Departments Include observations
outhe “hog family,” on modern ghosts.
and on International copyright, by
George William Curtis; reviews of seve-
WILLIAM s. TATE. 1min.
E‘TWbywmm Dean tumult;i G E O. J ELIFFE,
""'. "'""' ”’ [’ng ”w" UNDERTAKER.
W semen-unannounced:
ELsP rkcr,8ecre
”0 WALK GAIf‘O‘t'PANY
Nrs. Neal’s 8011001
{let
.....
ON
THURSDAY, OCT, 2d, 1890.
AUCTION.
Will baflld strahile Am cl
SATURDAY, SEPT. 13“!
macaw-"m“-
Wlloronghollorwslkloe _ ‘_
Advertisements under this head not exceeding 5
llnca ltimeuhtlmeswr. lwec emu
BLAi‘I RIWNOI SDLAND null ANS
arstotheiame of "Bud " Suitabc reward
for us return to It 3. Bennett “33er
s
[TWBIS WILTON A'\'D aillo'l'll NOR-
walk aeinglewnlte shawl wi h brown plaid.
The letter will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
same at this edlce .531
,. rotten.
Advcrtieemenis under this need. not mending' ..
lines lumeacJleee inc. Ieeekflill.
DOC Willi NAIR Ant) Railh‘l'lltlu
number on collar. sud to be a lml Irish Setter.
The owner can have the same by calling on ti
Lockwood. at the Norwelk Lock Company. any
time alter I o‘c'oek. all It
cannon: iti'mltliffiilfl,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 ll 48 Main st, Norwalk
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
lead 30. .1 Dorsaly street. Telephone
(hunt-s.
yot eight.
THE NEW
FURNITURE STORE
sea and sea I’eahlngton at.
South Rorwalk. last no of Bridge.
tuuonoee GOLIHAH, Proprietor
Picture hum} looki Ole-ea ctr. Prices
willsultyoutlillt l a“ emly
.lmill Business Gullah!
mines. surest-uni as.
V a “nonhuman“. sons
est-pl luknsg. Penmanship.
hand. mg. etc. thorcuhly
dent may be interviewed» heh‘ollcge after Aug.
5th. (latalceual seut on appliance. 1,7
but lint inure Your Life!
mwlsahwlllglve you an ludowment
mkyofflMIlpesabieat so years of sge.cr at
death.lfpsssr; «Inmate-day, will veyoaa
Lliel’oileyfllv some. and ycedo not what
ycahavepaldie.myoestopolllilinyyeer
of ltertirwd. Omnibus sentence
cum" s. s unortuamw. Amt.
Wasklaatcostseel. loathloswelk.
A. S. FERRIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
llae'emhlteuslstngelpecielty.
”Initial-IL. Insolence“.
JOHN D. DOUGHTY
ARTIST.
mot West Twaaty-tkird arse. on lot
,assep-m ssellrm memo-«Islam.
all. ' laps-pared teens-st
EWFM
for Young ladies and Children.
’Boardlng and Day School
app
OHIO: OP BOARD 07 museum
. -0,—
PAIRYIBID COUNTY TRIPOBARY ROI!
_m..
DIP! WORK? AND uncurcrao CHILDRIN.
Boos 2!, Count Cover Rouse.
—BOABD—
JOHN 0. PAGE.
Clo. I 0 ‘l'lAD. County Com'n.
all ofutate Board of Charities.
c A 1.“de oletatcloatdof ofaltlls
.vosera w. tonitsoa, licc'y sud ran-.1.
T0 CONTRACTORS.
Proposals for Estimates.
Bummer. Conn, Sept. 8. 18:0.
Sealed proposals for budding a Count Rona
Buttoiaem at Noawsu. Connecticut, culudowu
ed by Fehleld County will be resolved as this
ofl'fiiuutll 12 I Wednedsyfieigtrbcrm 1' th :3.
e person or persons In proposa- l
furnish the same in a sealed ens lsdnrsed.
. , ‘ftrhulldlngsflonnv. Ilemeat iorwslk.”
with hlsorthcirnamee and-i meedlotheChail-
man of CountyflomeBosrd. at this otllce on or
before the dry and hour above named At which
time andplacethe proposals wi'l helrpened and
Chairman
Ior particularsor the nature-and extent of the
work to he done reference must be made to the
plans and apecldcatvons which are on an: at the
ntilce of Albert II. Beers, Arcblte r. opposite depot,
Bridgeport. Goon.
Each bid must he ampenied by a certified
check for 5 per cent or the mum of contract.
payable to the order of the Chairman M Board.
said check to be forfeited to (”only It said bid-
der should fail to enter into contract within a reel-
onah s time if the work is awarded him with salts
factory local twenty.
I’l'hle Board reserves the right to reject any or all
ids.
JOHNO. PAGE. Nat“ oflenngrmcbl.
CA N DI ES
A Splendid liked Candy
THIS WEEK UNLY lflcl LB
our Own Manufacture.
CATERING
Weddings and Parties 21 Specialty.
I'I' RR'I'RN 81 Ill].
aulmf
A Graduate
Of our school In alwe able toobtalu a Int-cis-
”$010M Keepers ate a‘eaye in de-
Attend the Snell Business College
and you will arqoiro a knowledge of business that
will beef priceless value toytiu Fall term com-
mences Sept. 2. lsoo bend tor illustrated catalogue.
readhythe
No extra charge for books and stationery.
n. A. It. BIRCIIAltD. Principal,
still no 9!) to Ill: Iain Street Nor-lob. Conn.
JACOB M. LAYTON,
eel let-ale and Ilonseatm agent; General Insurance
Agenc Pive. we an Accident. Ocean
Steamship theta—Cabin and Steer-gs. Dram
forxlsndcpwerdsand Honey Orders to all parts
tailorup:I Notary Public! acknowlcdrmcuts
lineal? lroed Ticae‘s. liaggageuhreked to Des-
on
66 Washington ltreet. fleet to Post Olen.
SOUTH NORWALK, 01'.
ll" YOL'
JOB
www.crvlgxs
PRINTING!
all
1'.
That will pleasecyou ‘I
11 Pm all Wurlmatslil
And you also want it
IN A HURRY!
'l'he avenue summer.
Can till your order «cry time.
OIIIIIRIIINIIIIIII.
ultimatum it“
CON.“ Kill lAl. f‘Ol. 83"me (com Erich... "‘90.!”
iflilthdND AND TYPE-W KTIN ' .. 45w
PBSMANBRIP. .. 5000
ENGLISH [one year) ...................... 50 CO '
OF
RIBBONS
,We have just received a new assortment
of Ribbons and have marked them at LOW
PRICES for so good a quality.
Our Present Stock of Ribbons
it? % dilit’fl’l‘” flit
wéavfil Ni‘ou at equally good values.
Eagerly: % guuaane’io
A. Big Drive
1 Carton No.7 Fancy Ribbon at 5 cents.
I Carton All Silk Fancy Ribbon at 7 cents.
Jobs In Sash thnuns and Remnan-s
We are putting out our
FALL STUCK FRRRSS NRRRS
And .119 s'me you will find them good
\alues.
.. my...“ v. .7 a». «was our
some;
M'
BIRRNINS‘ IN R'I‘RRR DEPARTMENTS
AT
A. lickerman & Son’s
84 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
'I'III IIIIIINII ours'i‘lii’
Is what are you going to do for Fruit this fall and winter.
Read this and you have the answer Weh ave 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 111 this line and we feel safe to saying that the
price and quality will suit you, and if you do not like Fruits
in cans, we have them 111 glass. We have also just received
New Edam, Pine Apple :1an English Dairy Cheese. Thanking
you for past favors, we are yours cordially,
M our. & Home.
The Bis finals at Lawns Prices.
ROOTS NNR SHOES
GLOVER & OLSEN ’8
”~- 4w-»
SPECIAIJJ‘I ES :
Our Burah Kid ladies' .8. 00 Shoes are the lint-st over offered in Booth Norwalk.
Iadlee' French Kid Hand sewed, Lsdies’ French turned and wells at prices that
will astonish you.
A full line of [Micah Children’s and lion's Hhoss thst will pay all to examine.
GLOVER & OLSEN,
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