Isnata 'm m
- ,followad heavy rains
~,~ harm to the Nova
There will be no very de-
, ' , _. in its rear on
' ~ oflatitude, but there willbe
tofweather tau-day. In
J yoloudy to fair
ly prevail. preceded
coast line, with slight
. temperatms and light to
westerly and westerly
. humus-i=5 variable. In the
~Bit” New England partly
tofair weather will prevail, pre-
rsin on the coasts north of
with slightly lower. follow-
“ by rising temperature
. to light northwesterly and
wish. becoming variable. 0n
. thhseotionandin New Eng-
was, fair to partly cloudy
ambably prevail, with
followed by‘ rain on
lwlll
on
‘ ' ills the rain dually
. , sastw , and on turday
, ‘ .. ~- ,partly cloudy weather.
byrsrn.
. ‘ Almanac for ‘l'o-Iierrow.
Imam I flightide I Iowtide
‘ W 5.55 1.40 7.38
meeting of the Cigsrmakers’
_ will be held this evening.
. _. F Nowell is to reopen his dancing
at Ionic Hall on October 15.
figurines of the Seventh Regiment
‘ .,are holding a reunion at Savin
. w
‘ Wrongs, No. 2881, G. U. o. o.
_ a 'l‘ltold their regular meeting to
‘ W
Lodge, No. 19, K. of P.,
the amplified third on four
this evmiag.
.... . -' hearingon the widen.
{Ishmwm be held in the
d Burg-droom next Monday
liaison has purchased the old
' . ”HomogEasthrwalk.
massingitsomto use it as car-
” .4_
.LB. Gumbart, of Boston, since
:from his vscation,has been
Presses” 'his pulpit, owing to
.‘fllballib.
H cmeotionast bottom prices-
”, contractor.
, of IlmliinnieEllis, who
“homo inWinnipauk Monday
M were interred in
”1 May afternoon.
3, Iron Works company
i“ eat andred and thirty-five
alroomprsmor to the Bunny
and Coke company, Indiana.
. 4‘:
-‘ Housing cerens will he in
m and to-morrow night at
of Hrs. Lewis Johnson,
- strsstaudBelden avenue.
‘... hhbemade tostart acornst
( I. the Imough. A meeting will
to-morrow evening at the reels
7 “a Thomas Walsh, on Chestnut
h talk the matter over.
Moll. No. 4, 0. U. A. M.,
‘rpartintbefieldday parade at
as loudsy, September 22,
filth Horwalk at 8:50 a. m., re-
ally regular train on the 22d
fare will be 45 cents.
m
0- -- has brought a civil
. . , . hater Lockwood for
' .a , .,throngb one of the
i9” wisdom of In. store on
‘ ~ wrest. Thscsssisheing
, . Justice B. W. Maples.
. now in prisoners in the
. ‘t'wmty-dvs of whom arc
in.
.. ,.
lap-rim Court ad-
minutiae number consid-
, «Mavens life-long resident
when throughout the
”Nicodemus M...
May
“filth .
Hrs. Julian Wilson is moving her
who” wants into her remntly pur-
chased cottage on Arch street.
The Ifayiiower Hook and ladder oom-
p‘ny has accepted the invitation to par-
ticipate in the Portcbastsr parade.
During the storm yesterday a bird tlsw
Into the labsckemo hotel for refuge
and all etiorts to drive him out have
failed so far.
If youare going to buy a range this
fall, it will be to your interest to consult
William Podniore's advertisement in
another column.
Riverside avenue is closed for repairs.
Persons wishing to visit the cemetery
with teams can enter the grounds from
the Spring Hill road.
Owing totbe storm last evening the
Prohibition rally which was to have
been held at the East Avenue if. E.
church, was postponed.
—Curbing,50 cents a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
Several of the committee interested in
the coming East Avenve If. E. church
fair met at Randall’s hall last evening
for the purpose of erecting the booths.
Owing the storm yesterday, the- W. C.
T. U. did not go to the almshouse, but
will go tomorrow if pleasant. All who
wish to go should beat the depot at 2.00
o’clock.
The mason work on the new Danbury
and Norwalk railroad bridge at Norwalk
is completed. and the work of placing
the new iron stmotnre in position will
be commenced next week.
Mrs. J. K. Barney will speak in the
Congregational church in this city, this
evening at 7:30. Let all who can hear
her. She will also give a Bible reading
in the Baptist church at 3 o’clock this
afternoon.
and Highway Committee of the Court
of Burgessesfit was voted to make the ap-
propriation the same as last year, which
allows the borough to expend $334.75
on its roads. _
—Depot Restaurant. Open all night.
Park dc Tilford’s tea and codes. cream, 5c.
Fresh sandwiches, pie and cake, 5c.
lira. Harriet Beach and lra Brotherton‘
both of Norwalk, were married at the
residence of the bride’s son in Danbury
on Tuesday by the Rev. D. Clark, former-
ly pastor of the Norwalk Methodist
Episcopal church.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gorbsm were pleas'
sntly surprised at their home in East
Norwalk. Tuesday evening. in honor of
their tenth wedding anniversary. A
large number of friends were present.
The evening was spent in a very enjoy-
able manner.
Dr. W. G. Anderson, of the Brooklyn
School for Physical Training, son of
Rev. Edward Anderson, of Danielson-
ville, Conn, was one of the speakers
before “The Physical Training Confer-
ence" which meta short time ago in
Boston. He related some of his own
personal experiences. ~
Chief Engineer Snsgg, of the Water-
bury fire department, Chief Engineer
Prowitt,of the Norwalk department, and
Chief Engineer Eaton, of the Hartford
department, were in the city this morn-
ing. They and Chief Engineer Meyers,
of our department, went to New Milford
to attend a session of the executive com-
mittee of the state fire department.—
Dsnbury News.
ALL AROUND THE STATE.
Hatters Worthy of lention that Do not
Happen Ivory Day.
In Berlin Tuesday night, Captain Con-
noll, an inventor, was struck by a train
and killed.
James Nolan, while drunk, attempted
to crawl under a railroad train at Put-
nam and bad the bones of his ,right leg
smashed to splinters.
Daniel Henretty of Stamford who, in
a drunken tit, fell on and killed John
flour, was yesterday sentenced to two
months in jail for manslaughter.
Connecticut Patents.
The following were imued Sept. 16,
1890. List furnished from olilce of A.
if. Wooster, Solicitor of Patents, Bridge-
port, Conn:
Philoll. Fox, Bridgeport, spirit level;
Freeland W. Ostrom. Bridgeport, anchor
attachment for cupcakes; Frederick A.
Lsne,Nstaveu,c ock ; J smss O'Connor.
New Haven. machine for catching star
flab; J. B. Show and A. A. Page, New
Haven, door-bell; Joseph Daniels, Hart-
ford, graphophone; Horace K. Jones,
Hartford. manufacture oi carpenters’
squarcs;Frsd J. Richards, Waterbury,
die for making spiral tubing; Charles
Glover, New Britain, sheet metal knob;
Eleanor Kempshall, New Britain. gas
burner; James F. Ilolloy, West Haven,
buckle; Ben E. Russell, New Britain,
glib; John Wstrcus, East Hamdsn.
wisdom of use Wits.
Tbs lawyer’s glory is oi brief existence
in timing case.
The pawnbroker may not be a mili-
tary man, but he knows how to keep
time.
Bricks are scarce in Washington.
Builders should look in the bats of Con.
gremmem
In speaking of the giraffe it would
hardly be proper to call him one of the
lower animals.
A leaders-long also is not uses-sully
the brave and handsome and just. He
is the man who can fix things.
—Givsdam Jones of the Line Kiln
Club-yet ‘ fray MR ballsh 1's
litmssb
scam?
I
‘I
g.
"do!
~ “ to: no
. . . I: n.
sated Horses and Ponies. etc. sic. will
give a grand matinee Friday, Bent. 19th,
towbiub ladies and children are
Ila-em We
tally invited. Every child attending will ‘
receive a beautiful present and an inviv
tion tos ride on one of the cute little
Shetland ponies. Doors open at in. in.
Grand entree at 2 o’clock. The full pro-
gramme will be rendered: The dashing
riders, thrilling nirialiats, graceful acro
bats, funny clowns. exciting hippodrome
races, trained horses. cunning ponies,
trick mules. etc., etc. Ample seating
capacity. Polite ushers in attendance.
Popular prices, 10 and 20 cents. Orphan
schools are cordially invited to attend
free of charge. Remember the date.
location. base ballpark. '
_ arm...»
The Beymour-Btratton company opens
a three nights' engagement at the Opera
House this evening, playing “Almost a
Crime." Miss Seymour is a talented
actress and is supported by a carefully
selected company. Wherever they have
appeared none but the highest praise has
been accorded ‘them. This being a first.
class, low price show, big houses will,
no doubt, be the rule during their stay
in town.
Pat Buouey.‘
Pat Rooney appears at Music Hall Sci-
urday evening. He is the same Pat
Rooney who has so often delighted a
South Norw'alk audience. He sings rev-
erul of his old songs, introduces a num-
ber that are new and in the third act of
“Pat’s New Wardrobe” holds the stage
alone for a long time with his clever
songs, sayings and dances. He is ably
seconded by his little daughter, who is
no less talented than her father.
International Il—eautiss.
Next Monday night at the Opera
House. May Davenport will appear with
her coterie of international beauties.
The Buffalo (‘curier says it is one of the
best organized and managed companies
that travels, and from the houses they
draw is giving the best of satisfaction.
"Grlmsa' Cellar—Door."
Jae. B. Mackie, the clever young come-
dian, has, it would seem, scored an im-
mediate and substantial success as "Billy
Grimes,” who owns the Cellar Door, in
Thus. Addison’s bright musical burlesque
“Grimes’ Cellar Door." This attraction
is positively one of the strongest in the
field of burlesque in America, and when
it is presented for the first time next Fri-
day, September 26, at Music Hall, South
Norwalk, a largeaudirnce will no doubt
be present to give it the welcome it de-
serves. Thc performance is said to be
full of clean. wholesome fun from begin-
ning to end, and every scene is marked
by brisk action and some novel “busi-
ness" new to the stage is introduced in
each of the three acts. Mr. Mackie has
used great care and judgment in select-
ing his large company and each one is a
thorough artist in his or her particular
line. Miss [miles Sanford. the charming
soubrette and vocalist, has been especial-
ly engaged as "Pandora," the Goddess of
Mischief, who owns everybody and
everything. Anctlnr important artist
is Mr. Chas. Burke, who has a strong
part in “Josiah Grimes," who would like
to own the Cellar Door. Mr. Burke will
be pleasantly remembered for his good
work as “Snaggs” in "A Bunch of Keys.’-
Till: saufi storm care“.
Some Interesting Information Gathered
by Colonel hulls Smith of this City.
While at Sault St. Marie the past sum—
mer Colonel Leslie Smith, of this city,
gathered the following information,
which the readers of Tris: Seaman. will
find of interest:
On Thursday evening, July 81, one of
the valves in the bottom of Sault St.
Marie canal lock was broken, and in
order to make the necessary repairs the
canal was not opened to the public until
the evening of the fourth of August. To
show the great amount of shipping pass-
ing through it, it is only necessary to
add that. during the four days it was
closed, over 260 vessels had accumulsttd
on tber way up and down, a sight never
witnessed at that place before. lhsp-
pened to be there at the time and was an
eye witness of these facts.
The present and only ship canal is one
and one-eighth miles long; length of
lock, 515 feet; width of same, eighty
feet, and depth of water over miter sill,
sixteen feet. This canal is found to be
inadequate for the commerce of the up
per lakes, and the Government is now
building a new look alongside of the
present one, which is to be 1,000 feet
long, 100 feet wide and twenty-one feet
deep. which will be. when completed,
the largest canal lock in the world. One-
eightb of the commerce of the United
States passes through this canal, More
tonnage passed through the Sault canal
last season (seven months) than through
the Suez canal in the whole year.
The Canadian Government is also
building a canal on their slde,witb a lock
850 feet long, eighty feet wide and
twenty feet deep. This canal, two miles
long. is to have its banks built of solid
cut stone. so that there never can be any
washing away of its banks.
The else of vessels have increased en.
ormously during the last few years.
Vessels 820 feet long and drawing fifteen
and one-half feet are quite common now,
and are quitelarge enough to cross the
Atlantic; indeed, two of the largest
steamer on the upper lakes, belonging to
the Canadian Pacific Railroad. were built
of ironic Glasgow. brought across the
Atlantic, and on their arrival in [anneal
were each out In two and towed up to
Owen Bound. where they were again put
together. and they are It the present
time by far the largest and finest steam-
srsonthelskss. They run fromOwsn ‘
sounds: Port Arthur.hsar the head of
U hista-
t0
ii
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ominous. woman.
man” Iowan”.
Thursday, hill! and Saturday,
supp. 18, 19 and so.
Grand Matinee Saturday Afternoon
A'I' 1:30 O‘Ilwcl‘.
The Talented Actress Lizzie Seymour
and Thomas titration,
Supported by the Carefully Md
Sillllllll-Sll‘llllflll lllllllllll
In the Latest lttmpollisn Successes,
"ALUOST A “INF—Thursday.
"CALLED BACK"-—l!rlday.
“Till TWIN BlitTlliB”«Baiorday.
New and liegxnt Wardrobes, Elaborate Properties,
and sppoln menu. Agploprlato lusts. Charac-
teristic Songs and herons. and every ac—
cessory that can “in Plutoruquc Effects
and Br llant Scenes.
“nam Band and Orchestra. Watch for the (mad
o.
Price—45. 25 and Rho Hallnec Prices-Children;
100: Adelina». Chart open Monday at llalc‘s and
i’lslslod’s. s12
MU SIC HALIJ.
oar-z 1"ch onus.
Saturday, Sept. 20.
1890 I‘ll BRENT All) ONLY 189]
PAT RODNEY!
Acknowledged by all artists superior.
THE ONE iNIMITABLE COMEDIAH
'I'Ils QI'AINTEST AND user SINGER.
Tun NBATBeT AND cuna’rssr DANCER.
And lhe Funniest Actor on Earth
Who will appear In the most pleasing and
comical of all plays.
9 v r 1
PAT S Nb“ WARDROBE
Susporied by his charmin llttlc daughter MATTIE
an the favorite lit) lNiI. ’ IUSIUAI. COMEDY
CnII'ANY. Especially engsg d. the QUAKEil
CITY QUA TE‘ITE. who lull, in sduuion to
choice lmita one. «noes. solos and refrains, in-
strumental std vocal, Introduce the seven 0 how
forrouen musical ldyl,‘l‘llE VILLAGE BLACK-
SIITBS. "Everything new this year." “Arum
Ballad." Standard prime. lit-served seats can it?
secured at [ll '1 I u ~mmsry places
em C. I. GRAVES. Manager
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE. -
One Night Only.
Monday, Sept. 22.
The Popular and Renowned
1‘1st ‘] )avon po 11‘
Will ans-or with her colt-tic of
[NTERNITIUNAL BEAUTIES
Operatic and Comic Musical Effects
Fascinating Forms and Startling
Surpises.
Drawing crowded lioness nlghdy. (”flea turning l
aws hundreds) The Grandcetsml Most Soccer.
ful Rescue Company on the road.
PRICES, 25, 35 and 60 Cents
Reserved Seals at Hale's and Pldtlted'd drug
stores. ll?
a}... Hall. Soil}? Norwalk.
JUST 0N3 JOLLY NIGHT.
FRIDAY. SEPT. 26
Till POPULAR YOUNG ('OIEDIAN,
JAM ES B. MACKIE
ICRIMESEY. ME BOY !l
..
lllll Billll all lilllllll.
~ WASIIINGTON STREET ,
South lorwaik. Conn.
semi
WANTED.
Advsrikolunis under this head. not exceeding 5
lines. 1 “consummate: . i work ti on.
Y LEAR! 'l'lil DBUGBUBIRBB lN-
Angling l’lslsled’s drug store. all; If
you sans.
Advertisements under this head, not exceeding 5
lines. 1 time abs. 8 times we. I was! also
DIINISTRATOH’B BALE -- A DWELLING
Bonssaod about it acrosof land. on Ii Neck
road, in south Ncrwslk being the homestead lately
been led by Benjamin l’. Reed. deceased. Inquire
of William B. Reed. Administrator, no if
W0 choice bulldln lots, 50 and 60 feet from on
T West avenue. afipply to W. C. SAliltls ' or
i. it. so". r12 ti
l
ideas...“ lawman... not and... 5
lines, I time loo, 3 times cowl week tin).
‘lVP. Rooms 03 BBRBANK STREET. RENT
1" 58.00. Inquire of J. I): Burbank, In this
street. sl’l 3t
'l‘WO FURNISHED ROOMS AT N0. 10 ii
AVI-
laud street. Bomb Norwalk. 19.5 lw
)ART OF HOUSE ON HENRY STREET.
1 South Norwslk; rent 89 00. Also part of house
on East avenue. liner Norwslk. near depot, 6 rooms;
rent $10.00. Apply to Taylor A; Golden, or yv.
Your (:9. at Lockwood Mfg, Cu. le
Ill») OFFICES JIIST VACATRI) BY W. B.
Rider ovu i'erris' hardwaze store. Taylor &
Guidan. new if
HOUSE OF ills}: ROOMS, NEAR BUYER'S
A roccr store. Ely avenue; good order; posses-
sion In Lately; rout, are m. E. A. Woodward.
PLEASANT HOME IN A CONVENIENT
1X locality is adored to persons who would like to
visit Washington some time during the winter or
airing. Room and board .00 a day. M311;
bouerS lit..N,W.. sshlnctouJM. will
LOST.
Adwmsemt-ms omit-r this. bond Itnirxrcnhnrfi
hunt, I rlruc 25c, 3 times 50c. I was $1.00.
‘NBLISEI C(lLLIE-BLM‘K Norm; IARIIB
1 size; coloured: shaggy: ansmrrsm ihensinc
of "Rover.“ William 1‘. Raymund, Five Mm
River. Conn. sl? 3'.
Music for Societies, Bic.
\[R WILLIAI J. STYLES. (,‘omct V'rluneo.
A hsvmg completed his summer engagement
wltulhc ilrm‘xlyu'fbcatrc Urcncslrn. in now pro
hand to furnish the relcbruul luv/Xe Mxlllary
Bond,“ l’ortchmcrmf In to r: pieces. Private
lessons 31. Hands tangu. l-‘nr forms nddl’tss
Bax tel. no. hicrwalk. emu:
surges! In [Yaouncmra
K ,
'l‘ilE undersigned. Committee on FuamF3351d0'
walks of the City of .10th Norwalk, will n‘
ceivs bids for laying curbs, gutters and concrete
walks on Water street, In raid city, in from of
. pnmim of Raymond Bros . and Cami-took a Hein-
lszm. also on *ood sure: in front of premises of
Estate of Thomas strin and William llarford;
also on (iron: meet in from of premises of Jim pit
Vroom; alsocn Springnlrcu In front of premises
of Joseph A Vols, up to Wednesday.(ktubtr l,
1590. at 1‘: o'clock in
The Committee “serve the right to reject any or
all bids. RICHARD .l. (T I‘IIILl.
ti? 3: Commute on streets and szdcwnlu.
District of Norwullt, as. Probate
Court. September 15th. A. l).. 1590
Estate of William R James. late of Norwalk, in
said District, dectuscd.
Ordered. Tint liic Purine of the residue of said
salute. exhibit his account of h a said mm to this
court for all} million! at the Pfilefl" iiice lil Norwnlk
no the 291i] dry of September, Wei, at ‘0 o'clock
fort-noon; and lhal an pen-or.- tolerated in said
estate may be nmzficd tbrnmf, raid mutt-e
will cause this order in be published in amen
pacer having a circulation In sairl district. aul pun
in Thor. Addison’s New. Bruin, Original Musical
Burlesque.
GRIMES’
CELLAR
DOOR.
Supported by a Large Company of Slur Fun Haters,
Bright, (Intel-y llluslo!
Sparkling Specialties!
A World of Novel Features:
fun Reigns Supreme:
names, as, :c and 15 (‘3sz
Scale now on ulc at iloyt's and Gregory‘s drug
stores. a 7
COMING!
0‘!) DAY 0.1L".
FRIDAY, SEPT. 19.
T. K. BURK’S
NEW TRANS - ATLANTIC
RAILROAD snows
Circus.”"""’"' Hippodrome,
ROMAN
And Professor Burt's Wonderful School of
Educated Arabian Burns.
30 IN NU MBEIEI. 3
50 AHEN [C STARS 50
'rwo rnnromnancm.
Dooncpcnat i and 7 pm.
nourisrcr.
POPULAR PRICES
10 AND 20 CENTS.
Grand street Parade at in Noon. latlnm upgg.
lally desirable for Ladies and Children.
Location :--BALL PARK.
THE
Klillllll Indian ,Ililicine lo.
Willgtvs has lxhlbilioss nightly at their Camp
0- Washington Israel, between
Iain and Water streets,
AT 0 0'0“)!!! SHARP.
Indian full-Ion Minivans;
.Imfik.“ 1
TBOOIPAIY'ILI. mars TWO wuss.
foilswlnlalitiass htsisad
rigs: lallsa laws. with»? mm ‘3“:
'l‘wm sure sad the Ilekspss
Illa—u Hummflaflflm
aw~ we
Iiraud Entree one
“and mines...
scopy tin-re)! on tho signpost in Mill Norwslu.
. some! the place where the reversed ls-z dwell. at
:lcasl ten daysbcforc raid :9 b day of encumber».
. lsOJ. I18 it ASA B. WOODWARD.Judgc.
cumin; ’ii."‘i’ifiii6§ii.
F urniture Dealer.
New Store 46 OI. 48 Main st., Norwalk
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
. Residence. ‘50 fl ih‘rxcrly street. Telephone
{Cain 774. Day or night.
A. S. 14‘ 141R, R IS,
JEWELER.
Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry.
mil? Wsirh Repairing a Specialty
89 South Iain at.. South lurwrslh.
F URNlTURE STORE
101 and 204 Washington 8i.
South Norwalk. East End of Bridge.
THEODORE COLIMAN. Proprietor
i’lclure Frames. imklng film. sis, Prince
will suit you SURE! I130 ly
(In; 0. 1. ELIE r36.
ii iii DE RTAKE R.
32 North Main street. south Nor-walls
( at all hours. The services of an [rub-lam
and Funeral Director securrd. myi ly
Tl—IE
flllllESilllNllE.
If are going to buy a Range for your kitchen
this all, and “MI “it!
Best and. Lowest Price
1: lion me. I have the exclusive a cue for the
. rslsbrstsd I y
“ PROGRESS BANG I), ”
mnisathoruebrlhe asaratrck iron Works Co.
and by lpcciil arrangements with lb in I can rel
this uremia-s article at the price or Ilgam and
mm ours. [warrant every one to be
THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER
In the wood. and will raised your mossy in are
of any complaint Being made has you can
always get repairs in an hour’s time. _
Pincus lllllllE.
. . wn inmost.
CI IOI‘I‘II IAIN '1'st
flu sum-Imam. Nil
Foquoung Ladies and Children.
Boarding and Day School
Tbs tenth yearopmson'l‘hnwdsy. floor. 18. in.
A t and assists lnallsh course ”fielded.
cr 3%.: fits Its nudmts fursny ‘
c ThePrlmaiylleps‘rnlnmentbssbernmly'm l‘l‘ah-
vs
Natural Bluovylasddltlou to forget work. The
sub «twill hear-sated Iaamost attractivene—
nsr y Ilsa Iisbcuck. of Albany lira Bannock
teaeha Art also, in all Its branches.
omen-l nouns" saves
a e s
the Department of ”section.
A pretty Gymnasium connects the two houses
now occupied ythe school. Attained andexperl-
cured a lady will direct the Gymnastics.
s d see that the exercises and weights are suited to
theses-ad siren, hot the pile
Ilsa asird wil stellar n the music by lbs
vereaux. who has high testimonials from Dr it
it Hills. for many narshtrtsschrr in this country
Ilsa mus rah causally nested some years
under the best masters In Germany and Italy to -
fact herself in instrumental and vocal music The
places (all: In number) are all Ins Instruments
During the past year the accommocatlona for
pupils have been largely Increased and many sub—
slantial improvements made to add to the comforts
and advantages of the students Pu ls desiring
admission should Isakclmmedlsie sppl on. and)
Mrs. Mail’s Sillfll
lllllLSlllBYUllllllLllllliS
lie-opens at Hillside, Norwalk,
'rAfltI—Ciioulf Sale
FINE clinic}:
The plate non cccupiul ly Andrew Stilt-Ck. EH] .
Cor. MOTT AND UNION AVENUES,
Will h ' so‘d at Pablo: Auction, to
Tuesday, Sept. 23. 1890.
ON Till! PBBMlSES, AT 3’. O'SJLOCK i’, M .
vaclbousand doliurs of thv pix-rims price can
remain on mortgage, if desired; the balance will be
rc-qum-d when the deeds are passed Five p 1' seal.
of {be panelist-e price will be rv qmird at the time of
ash». l’cr furtbcr particulars mqmrv of
1N. C. MARSH, Auctioneer.
313w am St. nulliosrou'r. n71:
‘ AUCTION _§ALE “
Buggies, Harnesses, &c.
WU. be sold at Public Auctionmo
The Fair Grounds at Norwalk, Com,
Ii‘v’
WEDNESDAY. OCT. 1. 1890,
an to women,
The entire Moe's of “Otto”. Carriages. sleisbv, Ila!-
uececs, ac , of 3. W. Gregory. consisting of
Is liar-er.
7 Pr across.
'1 Valatze (Tarts and Harness
ll ('Ouilva
2 Carryalls.
.‘i .‘plndlll.
:3 Business Wagons.
1 Bond Wagon.
I Wagcnnetre
I finikey.
i Canopies.
Ix side bar Carriages.
3 Carryall Sli‘lgbe.
:e rims of Bel»! for Large L'nnynll.
a) :lclglm.
In Milt of Doublr flatness.
to set» of single llsrncl-s.
.5 Saddles, different kinds.
1: Sets of Body Bells.
Large stock of ill-mes Rubia, Whips, err.
Any of the above will he sold cheap p'svlous to
the section.
Also for sale or to rest. my rceidenrc, ‘28 West
avouuc.
S. W. GREGORY,
pm rul'l‘ll NORWALK, cr.
our mi confine '
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South Norwalk
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Till PROI'KMJRB
CITY OF llllllWlLK ll EAGLE
Wm leave Pier 23. list Rim (Barkrasn aim-u,
New York. at 5 p. is, tialllrllsys at I p m.)
Frrlght received from T I. m. to 5 p In.
ifexnmlng Mats leave Norwalk at r. p m . and
limit: .‘iorwslk It 6:30 p in
Pnlght taken from and received for all lots on
the Banana and Norwalk and shoves; lroads
It ally rsdomd rates.
pvmapplicatloutcsgsnislhe City of Inrwslk
and Eagle will be sent or special lots of freight
IngEQIQI in flow York'or'm sieinllty ' lb
AI mare or it'll!" ng any n e
employees of the boats of this line on recon t of
the owners thereof. slfi
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ALI. WINTER
For liliill it til incur Plan
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"III 0! APPIJCATIOI 10
THURSDAY, in 2i,189ll.2
of Your
down sales during the next week.
HOSIERY.
9 will buy one Gent's Merino Shirt or
c one pair drawers, ln euher white or
mixed. Would begcod value at 50¢ each.
9 will buy three pairs Boy's grey or brown
C mired hose. Those goods are usually
loll! at I251: per pair.
will buy four
hose. or strl
will buy six pairs Ladles' fancy stripe
hose. Extra good value.
29 will buy SIX pairs Gent's mixed K hove.
c Don't fall to purrhase some of lhese.
29 will buy one unlansdrlcd shirt. These
0 shirts are sold the ceunfry ova at 501:
each and considered very cheap at that.
DRESS GOODS.
29c For three yards Doubleii'old Cashmere
29c For 1 yard Fancy Silk Plush.
29c For 2 yards 27 IncluTricoLa.
29c For 1 yard Fancy Stripe nll wool fabrics.
29c
29c
(int to be seen m be appreciated.
airs was fast b’ack
29c
29c
Dress Goods.
For 3 yards Fancy Stripe Double Told
'or i)»; yams cashmere 5.6 inches will-3
cashmere. all shados,wortb 2‘92 per yard Gasser; l Child's Tray; 6 large Chimneys: 3 Mil“
WHAT?
One Dozen Cabinet Portraits of Yourself or any one
Friends.
Every Dollars Worth of Goods Bought at the
8th Norwalk Boston Store
I
Entities you to one coupon. When you have obtained no coupons. b presenlir them a' 's
Studio. 1%. 78 Washington street, you are entitled to one dcsen y g NW
whoewr presents them. This offer will hold open just one year.
Mr. North, as is well known. turns out none but the best
and come often and get pictures of yourselves and all the family
We have no more space to spare, but simply say we are going to give one of our great 29 cent mark
"cabins: size" portraits of yourself. or
of work. so don't tesitste. but coins‘tsrly
nonnsncs. ,
9 Will buy 6 yards Domet Flannel; iyard
C W rd flannel; a amnechsnmn
Flannel: 6 yarns lisht lznvcd Cs no.3 linen'i'
els worth I5c each; I yard 37)“ lied Table Damask;
Ii yards unbleached melon Flannel; 1 dozen by
Nppklne; 6 yards Dress Print; 5 yards best Apron
(in ghouls.
Notions.
Will be 3 “Refine Germanium. w
orth
s en; mar setlkurens ice Vci —
290 15c k . c d l
mu: 4 us. call Florence Knitting Silk; 2 pairs No. 2
pure genuine Dress Shields; 3 pairs No. 2 sit-.cklnet
was shields; 4 spools silk; 15 spools Busting coi-
too; ”much Basket: lCoal Pail and Shovel; i2
i'rys'a h‘aucc Dlrhe’; t Tm'et Poll; 12 Stone Chins.
Bowl»; 10 Glass Tumblers; l lenquart Milli Poll; 1
Dinner Pail; 4 Dinner Fillet: I ~esmless Enameled
Woodflbrc; I Wash Belles, worth 50c: i large size
[ Chopping Bowl; l Night sump; 20“ Bottles; loll
l Can. 1 gal ; t Whi>k brooms: 2 Turkey Platters; l
s, sooner Duster; l 'I'espox; i Kettle; I Comb. March
, Safe; 6 Goblets, crystal; l pair of Vases: best
1 Wash Board made: 1 Clothes Basile ; Ii Table
knives; I lnfgt: Nappter; 2 Wine Glasses; -l Colored
'l'lll Suntl Nurwall Bus 0]] Still,
Horses, (‘urriagesfilciglisn '
We have just received a ne
sell for next few days.
a nil yourself of this opportul
Must go fit any sacrifice. We
see for
Must go as we intend to make
comczoui from time to time.
HOSIERY l
likewise be reduced.
H. KHI
Mulmckemo Hotel Block,
and examine these goods, as it
s. m. rowan
Now on hand. All must go to clean stock.
(ircut Bargains in this Depuriumni.
R.
M i 1 1 j. n’ény
AND FANCY GOODS.
w assortment 01 Ladies’ Sailors,
trimmed and unirimmed, Plumes, Wings, etc, which we will,
Special Sale [ll All Trimmed Ilium
Do not fail to
lily of purchasing good reliable
goods at remarkably low figures.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
do not quote prices, come and
yourself.
Lisle Thread Gloves and Mitts
room lor the newest goods that
HOSIERY !
All other goods will
EGEHL
South Norwallc, Conn.
ill: Best Bulls for Ila hillbilly
BOOTSANDSHOES
A'I‘ 'l'llll STORE 0!‘
C. H- Harvey
Having the largest stock and a good assortment to make
selections from, we are prepared to furnish everything from a
child's Ill-cent shoe to a geni’s to boot.
allies in gents’, ladies’ and children’s shoes.
Button Boot at $2, Formerly $3. Misscs’ Good School Shoe,
only 81. Children's School Shoes at 75 cents. Please call
A number of speci-
A ludies' fiuc Kid
is a pleasure to show them.
0. H. HARVEY, ‘
so North Main on. genu-
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