ugh;blbefatherolshrlghtltttlohoy,
whowssborncrt Wednesday morning.
l‘botralnduolntbiscitystltookillod
amaulntbotnnnel at New York today
and in consequence thereof wss‘nne
hourlsto.
.‘I‘ho work of paving East Washington
Ilreet will not be commenced until the
cthorcargo of paving stones arrives from
New York.
Tomorrow will he the last oppotnnlty
of the season for the public to go to New
York and return on the City of Albany.
Bite willgo to New York on Monday
morning.
~Cnrbing,ho cents a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
Notwithstanding the nopleassntnese of
lhowesther last evening, there was a
flag”! let-Ia Its-ass: lures-Ila.
., Woo-roving from Kentucky
m. dd catnip the Atlantic
5,. . J! uowcgttrsl neatIIake
" ‘ follow
" A ‘ ~ ‘ _ I emu, [filly {:33
‘ ‘ ., "”wlkllg’j.%!vnortheasterlyo‘I and
ed in tthcosonthsrlyarid
, oon
‘ ' ~ inn fiivwesther. In ami’.
.. ycioody tofair, warmer
odby rain
9.; and near the lakes, with
.“F‘V 'mb’windashiftingtosoulher-
. lower temperature; and
, W, cloudy, slightly warm
mu wlhi ram, and fresh easterly
3113!?va g in force
' . ocesta Contreras in this dis-
. “Indian" owEngIsnd, air to partI
‘ . .1 fish”! warmer weather wi
‘ ii, preceded by rain on
M coasts. and on Sunday
followed by lower tem-
‘ m, with lho advance of the north-
, , 'fcold wave.”
mm In TF-m.
, High tide Low tide
. , , , , III 20 4. 03
million! closed for the season on
“ 35ers m~___
new of Burgeases will hold a spe-
fllmeatiug this evening.
K ~Ihs8ttlvons’school on Beidensvo-
“Menthol'l’th
In}.
dfllgameut of Howard B. Webb,
ollheborough, toan Jersey young
Hfisaomnoed.
I. r ;qr?.; I
3Q.Wflhm0.3ichardsonhassc-
am. ”all loaNowbntyport, lines"
f" churches lls.rector
e; habool‘Wolma”withacatgoofico,
“Ml. Koala, is discharging at
WWW.
v MVOIhflonnerly clerk forE.B.
lists. will enterOoionel Roberte' Kili-
,;;y hrylaailuleonfleptomberlfi.
"1” Dating thehosvy rainlastnight the
finddvdalhmsmatlhouppetend
oflshdreot,borough, woroliooded.
“n “lilo-mills. of thiscily,
dIMEQnialard willbomsrtied
“new Conventional church
_ .. .
”no” “a...“ $3.24.:
. W cloudy weather, with alight
Ihshlhoflhsfirstccngregstionsl
“WWI” twcor three
m 5 '50 third week in October
I.“ bust, which willba hold in
Openfluuam
who: mat bottom pricea
gm—mg contractor.
Wl Booth, of the New
dd Beaten Newscompany, has
Wall lsahhoyslocease peddling
Wand fruiton traloson the
3., MM was tried before Justice
w H evening for an amaull on
mm Howasfouad guillyand
”I :costs. amounting to 01.08.
wasdlschargcd.
M..." a...
:y lather, of Cranberry
Mud lwdlyvaluablofowisWod-
”broughtheoparalionsof
. Mawbohavebesuworklog
I " “formulaic.
u
_ PHI.
has. Inspires-err
i ”a“ mflhfithsqotfes
fairattendaoceatlueic Ball to witness
“Our German Ward. " The performance,
however, did not give very good satlo
faction.
the Council Chinthst last evening for ca-
gsnlnatlin; George I". Atherlon was
.cloctedthi‘rd membiir of the' board, and
on motion of Queries.- N. Smith, Noland
J. Orsw was olectedehatrman.‘
Mayflower Hook and Ladder company
has received an invitation to participate
in the firemen’ s parade at Portcbeeter on
the liltb of October. A special meeting
of the company will be held on Tues-
day evening to take action in the matter.
E. E. Gotham has turned editor and is
getting out an attractive eight-page paper
setting forth the features of the harvest
fair and festival to be held for the benefit
of the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church on the evenings of September 23,
M, 25, 2d and 27.
JStyleo, the popular cornetist,
having completed his summer engage-
ment with the Brooklyn Theatre orcheso
tra, has returned to Norwallr, and' Is pre—
pared to furnish a first-class uniformed
brass band of ten to twenty-two pieces
for societies, etc.
Owing to the inclemency of the
weather onlya small audience greeted
the Cohan Family at the Opera House
last evening. The members of the fami-
ly are all lint-class, and gave an excel-
lent performance which was deserving
of a crowded house.
—Depot Restaurant. Open all night.
Park A: 'l‘ilford's tea and notice, cream, 5c.
Fresh sandwiches, pie and cake, 5c.
The civil suit brought by B. W. lisples
of the flour, in behalf of William Btebb,
a young man in his employ, against
Homer B. Hoyt, of this my, which was
to have been tried before Justice Austin
yesterday afternoon, was settled to the
satisfaction of all parties interested.
v”
Kiss Helen Mallory, daughter of the
Rev. Dr. George Ifaliory, editor of The
Churchman, and granddaughter of
George Mallory of Bridgeport and Wil-
fred B. Menorah of Leamington, England.
were married in St. Paul's sEpiscopai
church at Fairllsld yesterdav afternoon.
The accident upon the Danbury and
Norwalk road at the Norwaik fair
grounds, Saturday night, was undoubt‘
edly dosto the carelessness of an em-
ployoeof thoroad who probably threw
the switch too quickly, thinking that the
rearttncks had passed. The employee
has been suspended.—-Danbury News.
Theagant of the licensee bell foundry,
of Baltimore, was in town this week to
complete arrangements for changing the
bell presented to the First Congregs.
ticnal church by like Julia A. Look-
wood a short time ago. The new ball is
to has half tons lower than that of St.
Hary's, and is to be shipped early in
October.
Newspaper Wes.
When a newspaper finds that its cir-
culatiouis waning, that the publicdo
not demand the paper forlts news value.
that its inherent worth does not com-
mandawido sale, ltresorts toaspeclos
of lottery In order to boom its circuIs-'
lion and induce people to buy. This is
donebyprtntinglneveryissuawhats'c
called guessing blanks or coupons. The
buyers of thepspor are allowed to fill
out these coupons and send In their
gusmoa After a time the newspaper
agrees to swardscertaln prize to the
best goo-era The prices are usually
email sunroof money. The newspaper
expects to sell more than enough papers
topsytboeoetol theseprlzes bytessoo
of tbelstltisasaod unamarsl demand
createdhytbooflsrtoawsrdprisss. To;
scheme originated with a nswsps
new Iota, warmer emotions “git:
j sdrawe‘sto eruption muss circulation.
itls mist trots legitimate journalism
an lholaulsiaua lottery lsfrom legiti-
Inata trade. The mapper which
adopts Rennie” that lteaunnt com-
pete htbeoesn «stucco Itsmsrits,
withitsrlvsle. ltisadssperateattstnpt
tcsellnothingsadgstsemsthisgtor It.
The only wblohrseortto It
as the "tabs? variclyr-Rew Haven
Register. ..
“tlrssswldows,” ltlsssld, owstheir
mflavlunotolhsfacl that they would
nominee-d help their huehasde
save-caeyweuagnrsssslsscsp.
wuss-arrests».
Alssmemlss—«Bsssles.
Avessslerllesslaesy hair II M
~aesrtsraegattvemsetospesk.
fiedegdsyssssmtottsali over. do
sawdust
hafimfievmapaerallywlae
bye“
nelson—Ibis”. l a- m
efyIIsg-arslslsssweastoesh you
ligand.“
lap-M you! or course I
am. ,nwl sample-sass as me
“it”. , III-
mfewamfijm r *7
'ibe‘clty board‘of registration met at u .'
IIIIII BRIS.’ III
4
Ital-,Wr-enanollossos
lelflwwsll’mltem
‘MlW
O
E‘TBHTAINI ENTS.
'l'ho Circus ’A'u-rnorruw.
city tomorrow morning. The Worcester
Telegram speaks thus of the perform-
ance: The manage-rs of the [twins' tX'
hibition have put up rupee In keep the
throng from crowding the performers,
and when the show is ready to begin, it
is time to close the canvas and announce
no more room. it is drawing Iikea bla~t
furnace at night, and there is no tomato
spate in the afternoon. There are many
things worth seeing in the exhibition.
“flu, sue, uIm not."
The production of “He, She, Him,
Hot,” at the Grand Opera House has
drawn largely, and the performances
have given general satisfaction. Mr.
Adams in his clever rendItion of the part
of Toby, created as much merriment as
he was wont to do when he wore the
white and red of the clown. The other
members of the company are fully up to
their wort—Evening Wisconsin Mil-
wankee.
Return of lira Favorites.
Despite the fact that a large portion of
our population is suffering from the grip
the celebrated Seymour Stratton com-
pany, which has been playing in the
Opera House during the past week, for
the second time this season, has been
greeted with good houses. The outer-
tainmonts given by this company are
certainly the finest ever produced in
Coateavillo, and of such a character that
the most refined can attend with pleas-
ure. The company is composed of first
class performers. The acting ol Miss
Seymour alone is worth double the price
of admission. No matter what play she
may be engaged in, she holds her anoi.
enoe spell-bound by her powerful imprr,
serrations. 'i'o night the company will
produce the dramatization of Charles
Dickens‘ popular novel, “Dimer Twist,"
or London by NIght, presenting scenes
from real life In a great city, in which
Mia Lime Seymour will appear as
“Nancy Bikes,” and Air. Thomas Stratton
in his great personal creation of "Bill
Bikes.” Thisis a powerful play. Don‘t
fall toallend—lbe last night—Costco
ville Weekly TImes. Manager 8. K
titanley has booked this company for the
Opera House on the evenings of Septem-
ber ill, 19 and 20.
ALI. aunties I'III; stars.
Hatters Worthy of lention that no Not
lappe- lvory nay.
Captain Edwards and Engineer Page
of the steamer Sterling will he tried at
New London Baturdsy, the allegation
being that Page is not llCI'lllit'll by the
government, Edwards's responsibility
being for employing him.
Bumuel Mass of Hendrix, a recluse who
W” devoted to hIs largo cullcclItItI of
antique furniture and curios dual to
(.‘iaesbirs Wednesday.
Bhollon's city fathers are very much
excited because a few at their candy
men sell gum drops and dish out Ice
creamed Sunday. Their borough chart~
It 00" Monet“ these to enforce the
low of Sunday closing, but they appeal
to mouth of thaBtste and hope that“
ice cream. candy. etc . will not,”
pared for sale on Bands!
According to the latest report on the
bridge matter Fslrfleld county's commie
elouon are advocating a twenty-seven
foot bridge. Jsbobe, of New Haven
scanty, holds out for a twenty feet
bridge, Ounhsm Is non-committal and
Berlolgh is sick. it is said that the
plans must favorably received by the
commissioners are for an under truss
bridge. M
Wits-re us Is Premium
A remarkable miuulenc-I i r- pm»!
from West Virginia A renew ul‘ 313,.
Grove wmt taken pnvpur: «or? in i: I“ ~1ng- . I
ting the village as II Inc". with the Ni ii-
lag result: ‘a‘nmlm III molnnrsrul I Ha
ofagc. l48 number of main uIIIlt-r .II 30- Ire
triage. MS; number of {minimum rll‘nr: Iris
Matte. 14*. number of lcmnlm null" Iii
parentage its; grand total :0. June»
dolphin Ledger
(in his recent interstate journey I’rml
dent (I srnct made the acquaintance at
Arid. in southern France. of a ymmu gen
(Is-sand ”:11sz” were it "toilet for
so ago It motofrousdruwai in
the Q's-II Thrown" bores umber-“hail
saved» many lives that herbreast was
completely eoversdwtth medals and no
CHEAP PRICE SHOW 0
AN can TIME can "RING omens.-
The [twin 811‘le will arrive in this .
IIIIIIII IIII
.
II
guilt-14h
., warn 3m;
I, I;: ill-tool we,
57mm (line so
ITEM ot‘l'ruiioi‘? were”
. a «I own;
ADMISSION Children under ten. 10 cents; Adults. 20 cents.
'l‘wo Performances Daily at 2 and S p. to.
Base Ball Park 3mm] NIIIIII SaIIIIII. Slit“ 13
. Fun I... the Illllonl" The new so... emu.
" Wall I circus ____Ya'asl"
Till count aura
GED H ADAMS. IHECLOMI;
And a company of Popular Comedians in the Polo
cal,Comrdy
tomlmIcaI ifuslcal
HE SHE
Wilmer liliitl
Monday. dept. 18th.
an 'rrar. orana lacuna.
HIM HER“I
Third Year. Entirely new We ion. New italic.
Songs and Tricks. Imperial Quartstte. Inf-
Intesthisfimn Ito-erratic aestsonaleatilale‘s.
Not-wall, and moisture Booth Notwalh .
slu Pumas. .15, to and 75 ovate.
OPERA HOUSE, NOBWALK,...
TERI! Kazan-arm.
Thursday, Friday In Sillllai,"m
sent. to. Is and so.
Grand Matinee Saturday Allerrloon
1" 1:80 moment.
The Tainted Aetrem Halls
and Thomas Btrsltcls
Supported by the carelaily m
Silllllllll-Sll'illll Olllill
Is the latest letropatitsa lacs-ass,
'ALIOST A CRIII‘- -'l'hareday.
“CALLID BACK"—
”ma TWIN SioTlBtt"—8sturday.
New and Ilrgsnt Wardrobes, Ilsborate
and appointments. Appropriate latte. (harne—
torlsuc Songs and canvases and every ae-
cessory that ran give Plumes Meals
and Brilliant licence.
Pam Baud amt orchestra. Watch tor the Grand
Price—if, 'I'Iatxd 35c Matinee Prices- (Yul
10c; Adn'u we. I htttopen loadsy st Balersad
Plaietod' s.
DORLON POINT.
SATURDAY axon-I-
SOCIALS
Dlrfrll'lhcnoulb of tuber there will has
Dorian Point, ovary late night.
CONCERTS AND SOCIABLES
Good latte will he provided and a pleasant ti.
gasrsnuttl.
”The house will remain Ream all wtntss I.
gneataonllic Kuropeaap aersfw Miss
of any am will be pinup ly furnished.
The steamer from D 0coaov"wlll unto the
Point ,rvery Belarus even do Dents-
loavltm ileum Ema K It 7: :‘M% m“ ‘1‘
tutnltg leave Dorian Point at limp. at.
if. E. POWER
NI If PHOPRIITOR.
‘\ R lehhlAl J MILD. Cornet
Is the m'llrtsrihlyrt beam I:Ivgarrzlsaaw
'1
paml In tarnish s lint—ems Uniformed laser
Ylvl
III 2‘: pieces. Private lessons! radar
'mtovmsmddmenoxl'n Io. dwelt. 3‘:
Notice.
Til! sis-ensues: list for lhu last flotsam Asa-Isl
District to a “a. 0,. lan'o
onus
seeltnpto met tier “enamel
l
(i It} 0. J E 1.. I FF re,
UNDERTAKER.
32 llortb lsla fittest, heath lattes“
atstlhoars. The settle-ores
Inimfnaevalmmwd w
a.“ a. .a can‘t—u»
HIOYOLmfl.
Wrestle ‘
WARWICK AND VICTOR
if wow-ea. .... mm-
iflvmaWS‘II‘m
llnslc for Motion. lilo. M
‘wm I a
WANTED. ,
W
heist “5.3%le ”iris " "'
W
m [All To I“! mum om
the‘ll'v'Asasill snobsve unmet-oer nose list
L thcsbovo quail ns'sd apply.
i."
sire ttho Ametlcdnos
s
strut.” Nowell. salt...
mm 3' 111' 103'” IRON
M wanes :Bcntb IcrwalleI.
FOR SALE.
Advertisements sndsrthlshead,notesoeod h
ulflmefialflmuhflaiwosbflm ll!
L
0191'“ swor “DAURTLI‘B.” WILL
found in sallsand rg‘nfim Will lissoltll ri t.
Maire of Bear: loses. an.
2:! I'AIILY 3085!, TOP 3000? AND
ees. slsconeJerIeyCow. lnqnlrnsttbls
sIo Iw
H0283.“
IILY n In " Its or
Pitch, "Magic-Age
BA’i‘Oii'li saunas II
and about If sores out'land. co “:30
oral-ma nasa' new. i
chain’s sass, new grub"
and on feet (MI...
Ml.”
Apply’ln w c sums.“
mu
assumes an narIIt Ia~
Georgechd, so use
1 i
read, Issuers
of
0 M
West "and.
I. I. E0".
to new.
Admtsunderth bhadnotexoculrngh
“minimise, summon. Iwaekhl Lu).
BB OPIICID 1091' VACATID BY W, ll
Billet over Pevvis’ hardware store. wilt
PAR‘V'IINTS OP POUR AND FIVE BOOBS
onuemy street Booth Novwalk. [teats sit)
swim. Possuslon stance. A ly to Taylor a
Golden. South Norwulk. or W oungs,st
wood Irgt.
B0139! 0F NINE BOOBS. NIAlr GU Ylllt' :l
A erystorele avenue, goodcrder ;poercs
slot-In
A PLEASANT Boll: [N A OONVBNIKNT
loos t Hoderadtopersouswhowouldllke
visit Washington some time
Boomsndbcsrd no a y. In J ll
.Illnlstlen uhlmu, D (: velour
IISGBLLAII SOUS.
Advancements sadethlebssd.notaxmsdlng5
illoaitimcrhr. illuminant”.
Annotation vaozvr truest 1'0 LIT; ALSO
nal’tstIotor sale. Iaaalre attic SPIne age.
I
JOHN D. DOUGHTY
ARTIST.
Pcrmerly of West Twenty-third street. New York
dty. has opened a sterile In Ibel‘ost one. Building
a,wboru bets prepared to instruct
We the highest art, in class or In private
t Painting. Istetcolors Communal!
m?! ”If!!! I lyrelalty.wiy10 rm
AUCTION.
ill! be sold at Public Auction. on
SATURDAY, SEPT. l3tlt
Ill“ 10 O'OLOCK A. I.
his loss. No or [south lain street the in crest
Lll'srtlala the following articles: One Ille-
lafe, one Wall Case, one “all aIlveI-ware
.fcat Countrruraes, two (”nuisance Chro—
ulster. Terms cash
WILUAM S. TATE, Trustee.
irs. Head’s SIIIII
FOR
GIRLS AND YOUNG LADIES
lie-opens at Hillside, Norwalk,
0!.
IggIsIII, III. II. 1890
N W“ '01
m 0'! “I. no;
.jeiocresss
2
sad?
«doe.
c?
3331M MAO? lHl JN SOOOO £3858 EiHl—sll'idilfll
”x M l
m ”‘9‘” '
Wain“ "“““*
Ni
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at
news Inclement. cc; ‘
$.800fléggm'3 'sy-II;
uflmm‘ueammso;
stimk- Brtd
sum
MGM M1,.Um B.A. Woodward. dot
the winter or bids
«in;
«Starlets; alt-stone
, Boarding and Day School
“ lentil Iorwalk. Conn.
new ' .
arms or some or nasaosamfi
WP—
ramrrsui coon-rt "aroma! nousLm
_.m..
oars toast attn stealer» annalnLM
Boon m. countdown-t Wilma. _
" II :’I‘.J‘LM
T0 concomitant."
Proposals for Estimates.
Bmamar. Conn. Beth. mo.
andpiscethe proposals til-TwigL ‘3'“:
. II III
mun-och mm m
Per particularsot the naturals] extentof the
work tube done reference must be msdctc the
planssadvpccilrat which arc-cu Ile atlas
uliiceofAlbertiln. Beers, Archile gopporite depot,
40W
Inch hid Inmnt be accompanied by a certified
cheer for 5 per cent. of the man: of contract.
payable to the order of the Chair-snot offload.
said tied to be forfeited to County It said bid—
shcuid fall to enter into contract within a reas-
cnab a time if the work it awarded him with sons
factory local security.
This Board metres the right t) reject any or all
JOHN 0. PAGE. {BO
010 It “LISTBAD, Mailman»:
Josueu w Ions-0' 4 IFde County Home.
A Splendid lured Candy
THIS WEEK ONLY 20“ LB
Our Own Manufacture.
CATERING
Weddings and Parties a Specialty.
l'l‘ Eli'l'lll & fill.
suit) If
A Graduate
Ofosrsehoollsamssbie toohtain a Iratdsss
Brews-re always in do-
Attend the Snell Business College
and you ulnar cite a hmleilgeoi bill!!-
will boot mail. value rayon Fail tam com-If
menus Sept 3.1.890 orndtorll Illustrated
COIMIBI Isl. 606ml We ........ no»
fiBDh’i‘dAND AND TIP Till“ .
PINMANBEIP ........ ,
“oust! (one year) .......
No extra charge for books and stationery.
A. it. BlllCllAllli. Principal
"‘L' In _ all to 105 late Street. letuleb, (loan
JACOB M. LAYTON,
eallllstoaldllouoo age-538mm I. Ocean
at Ag!” «fire. Life
cams em [trans
Inrflandnpwarbsndloaeyomorstosllwts
Public; arlaow
Ishea‘,m Irosd Ms. Bsggags new???»
on Washington ltroet, lent to Past Olen.
SOUTH NORWAIIK, CT.
caution II. Baritone,
F urnituro Dealer.
New Store 46 it All Main st, Harwell
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
Residence .Io classed street Telephone
(.‘alt,17-I. Dsyorllgtt. ,
THE NEW
FURNITURE STORE
”summer.
”Minnelli“:
shrew-acorn“ masses
mmMfi-eaaw.y filers
lIIIIIl BIIIIIII collie!
Ivraaroan. coaIt
Incense MIMI-Bl ll.
”Maflmfabstbm lest
WWW” ”W'm
at]. Octalceseessat camis- ml‘y‘l.‘
illll III IIIIII IIII hit I
a... meme“ Inez-.3. .. ..
hit one, luv 3],”, ”is“ you
% ‘hghsvvalt scrim." In“
...-.......- . mace .......~—-
A. S. FERRIEQ.
JEWELER...
Ills-reads, Watches, Jewelry.
“"mlm.
”lanai-huh. ”Mala.
“Is-JOB We...
4e
'11:: South Nbrwalk Boston Store
« custIZcherpalr.
ml."
m 29c
WHAT?
One liozen Cabinet Portraits of Yourself orany one.
of Your Friends.
-
, Every Dollars Weill; of Goods OouglII at the
1.
"“fihfi. . kill} Qilg‘a‘:
entertainer” .......... "*‘”"""‘“"""
bill‘- y "m m
dcwssalesdarlngthonextweek. ’I say WE rlvomurutpmamgm
1—1- Kmrmcrmyr
“com" ' I.
will bay osa Gent's lotion Ilhlrt or
290 museum.mattavmisa
m'ouidbrgoodvsvaostwr—eh.
wiilbuythree lrello’aneyorbrown
9° Inland base, ”has: goodasrossnslly
Willbud dyards mm net; 1y“
launch! 31!
culture“ an.” ”M'-
It
I?“ y “Xe colon". Ila-Isa;
will buy four rs Ladies' fast black
helmet untied?"
29cm will buy six “pairs Ladies' fancy strips
29 will “In Its: pairs Goat's mixed 55 here.
c Don‘t fall to purchase some or there
a“ shirts are sold the country arts at H z
and considered very cheap at that.
cwill buy one nnisncdmd shirt. These
DRESS GOODS.
Notions.
296532.233. .m
{litmffla aamsis In“?! or {it}
. gunu to e- s;8 Clo
age For three yards Douala-rid cashmere wasting“ "‘0' Jinan“ :WIM. I: at
29c For I yard rmvsllk Pin-h ' a' Dishev l’l‘ollathllfl1flon0‘l'
BuwloflOGln’l'I-blorr; neaqmmrsn- I
29 Por2yards 27 inchfl'rieota. Pail; 4 Diana Plateau ~oamlas. leer-lied
c goodibre; I mrugm,watgdlflcd’largolflon
hoppingtiow am ' lea; II
29c "W '“"“"‘”‘" '°°' ""‘“ m . wit ”other "one
a :I on .
290m Mayne-racy Stripe III-Newt! Safe 5 mm,- ”9". Issue: visas; sear
Wash“ Board made; i castles Broke; o‘i'able
lot ix yards nob-tore so inches wide
slishadeuvorth 29¢ per yard
Gottobcaeralobospprerlared.
The South NIIIIHI BIIIII Sll‘l,
08 wuma—wow swan-'1'.
H. KRIECIER,
M i 1 1 i n e r 37
AND FANCY GOODS.
We have just received a new assortment ol Ladies’ Sailors,
trimmed and untrimmed, Plumes, Wings, etc, which we will
sell for next few days.
, T WiueOiads; 4m
clargncbl-nrys: alllk
(barber's: lChild's Ray;
Pans.
‘j’SIIIIal Sale If All Trimmed iIllI'IIII
Now on hand. All must go to clean stock. Do not fail to
avail yourself of this opportunity of purchasing good reliable
ll,,.,,m.g00Ils at remarkably low figures.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
Must go at any sacrifice. We do not quote prices, come and
see for yourself.
Iisle'i'hread Gloves andMitls
Must go us we intend to make room lor the newest goods that
some out from time to time.
HOSIERY I
Great Bargains In this Department.
likewise be reduced.
NH KRIEGEHZ’,
‘HOSIERY I
All other goods will
BOOTSANDSHOES
‘1' I'll! "Oil 0'
”'3: C. H- Harvey
Having the largest stock and a good assortment to make
|.Itelectit'IIIII from, we stop tapered to tarnish everything from a
child’s 10. cent shoe to up ent’s $5 boot. A number of
allies In gents’, ladies' 'angchildren 5 shoes. A ladies line Kid
Bultton Boot at $2, formerly $3. Missee’ Good School Shoo,
131. Children’ s School Shoes at 76 cents. Please call
an examine these goods, as it is a pleasure to show them.
O. H. HARVEY,
701m Muhamflouthflorwsallr.
Norwalk Chronicler