g?“ . ' . ‘Ihalaatearlcad ofhoraeabrouglit to
» ,‘ ahwm'hfl Broohaida certainly consists of some
mm
Ill.
4 .
11
‘18
25
Sill.
6
13
20
27
lac-I'm toracases.
m which yesterday morning
, pear Lake Superior has moved
,,,_,V ydlrection,at-
, ‘ _ ariasof temperature and
, ,_ _ i. fall of the barometer in its
, [{9 , "“l'em‘penture fell in the
, MW 0 the United States
, t rose in the central valleys;
, ' to-day fair to partly
‘ 3 weather will probably
, ._filth fresh to light, variable
i ‘ I not": southerly, fol-
nloudlneuan possibl hylight
K3,, , night. In the Midde States
, . , y cloudy, warmer weather
, _ ‘ with lighttofresh souther-
‘ Mlutlimaterly winds, followed by
CM near the Lakes, the rain ex-
" ‘ ,in New
ly eastward during the
‘tc‘llartl weather and light,
y England warmer,
winds, followed by cloudiness
or moderatolocal rain during
. , On Saturday, in this section
7 ’NO' England, partly cloudy
‘ will probably prevail, with
W thermal changes, and fresh,
' , winds, followed by rain.
fl” . bearers Eightide [towtids
' ' m5 ,;v&MK | 2.29 l 8.%
m IEJESpicer of the borough, is
”Candida new house on Wilton
Thoma police of Bridgeport yes-
mlhught a horse at Brookside
“37‘? gr" .
c refianipesl All sizes and prices at
Wood’sCigar Store.
Mullahs, one of Tax Summer's
Wis seriously ill at his home on
m street.
film Norm of Danbury, has
Nhishouseand lot on Franklin ave-
m
connections“ bottom prices.
, 1.0ka or the ironic Elli
, . ,. haabssataken down and is
immanent-res.
, 311mm,.“ rebuilding the w. R.
M , on lainatreet, which
wa'arecantlydamaged by fire, isin pro-
T ‘1‘, (turtles- h of the Norwalk Straw
Hm cflelsdaspecial fire alarm
\, WNW in his straw factory on
acumen... and Arthur Littlefair,
who canary worked for J. n. Buckley
».:’ him Web company, aranow
p . . fist Wilmington, Del.
one had. the young Norwalk actor,
I, “M filth "The Irish Corporal"
’ ,. . , madsagmat hit at Ashland,
', , fl Wednesday evening.
,2, filling“ new line of pipes just re-
nt Wood’s.
W puffy was before Judge Knapp
_' W charged with vagrancy.
against him being insomn-
so duvbt, the prisoner was dis-
, ,
e f "m the Daub“?!
, ' flvldonihdnmm ”Mk
who. new °' “W"
‘ the who was killed at
, , : ,ficlldlynight.
’ ”was of Fannie Ruth Allen,
, , ’ booths old daughter of George
W ‘filll bsbrought from Dsnhury
j buorrcwmornlng for in-
', i, flMUnhnmeuq.
: urn-mat. Open all night.
7 , , taaandccffee. creach.
m pie and cake, lie.
unemployed repairing the
visual tower. The cause of the
., 7 ,yaroasfromthequan-
,_; waspiscadonthasswer
. ; M Roth 8 Goldschmldt’s fac-
hfithtm l 3
" heeled aatone through the
, Ouruew's train as
I, ‘ Stamford on its way
Sm, No-
Iilt an old than narrowly
mat i.
, in thlsclty that
Sssrias had been em-
;Daabury and Norwalk
1 ‘ . It, Superintendent
“ah a thing has not
‘ mu. ' "
‘ p in Tasm-
’ “Item.”
very liar ones. '
-A genuine Brlar pipe theta. up at
Lookwood'a Cigar Store.
....._._._.
Revrc. J. North will be home from
his vacation next Sunday and will preach
attire First If. E. church.
The Clgarmahera’ Union will hold an
adjourned meeting this evening when
the matter of a bill of prices will be con.
aldsred.
4Curblog,50 cents a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
Mrs. J. K. Barney spoke to a large
audience at the Congregational church
in this city last evening. She sustained
her excellent reputation as a temperance
speaker.
Rev. Mr. Wheaten received a visit yes-
terday from an American whose home is
in Ur of the Chaldeea in Newpoumie,
the ancient city whence Abraham emi-
grated to Canaan.
«Houseboats pipes $1.25 up at Lock-
wood’e. Call and see them.
Hon. Samuel Feesenden, State Attor-
ney for this county, is confined to bed
with a severe cold. There are symptoms
of pneumonia. Assistant State Attor-
ney Galen A. Carter, of Stamford, is
conducting the business of the State be»
fore the Criminal Superior Court during
Mr. Fesaenden‘s illnr-ss.
—-Mr. C. F. Plumb, graduate of Mort-
In’s short-hand school of Bridgeport, will
be at room No. 12, second flight, Lender’s
block, from 10.30 a. m. to 12 and 1 to 3
p. m., on Saturday, the 16th insr. All
who wish to enroll as pupils please call
between the hours mentioned. See adv.
”Edith—machine.
The Goings and Comings of People we
“to to Road About.
Frank Ambler, of Newark, N. J., is
visiting friends in the borough.
Miss Lillie Sammie, of Newtowo, is
the guest of Beldsn avenue friends.
Miss Carrie Austin, of Brooklyn, is
spending a few days with friends on
Spring Hill.
Mrs. Lucy Stevens and son, of Chico.
go, are the guests of J. P. Francis, at 18
Maple street.
Mrs. John Hurlbutt, of Ridgefield, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Benton, of
the borough.
George Hopkins, of Osborn avenue,
and E. b. Jacoby, are visiting friends in
New Britain, Penn.
Rev. Father Resell, formerly pastor
of St. Mary’s church, was the guest of
Father Slocum yesterday.
Mrs. F. W. Wood, of Danhury, is visit-
ing her parents, Air. and Mrs. Noel B.
Stanton on Orchard street.
I. L. Kellogg, who has been traveling
through the South with the "Outof
Sight" company, is home for the day.
This evening he leaves town to Join the
“Zozo” company, and will travel as
treasurer of the company.
an. mouse was silos.
Ilattors Worthy of lantlon that Do Not
Happen Every Day.
Michael Lynch, a Bridgeport hat fin-
isher, has just drawn $15,000 in a lottery.
The new Union Congregational church
in Rockville, which cost nearly $100,000,
was dedicated last evening.
The injunction restraining ex‘b‘over-
nor Lounsbury and others from selling
the property of the Year Typewriter
company has been made permanent.
Bridgeport’s supply of special police.
men has been reduced from seventy-five
totweuty-ilvc, in order that men who
disgraced the city might be dropped.
I-‘. C. Kingabury. a director of the New
York and New England road, has pur-
chased tbo Waterbury base ball grounds
for 383,000, probably for a site for a
union station.
The Twenty-second regiment of Con-
necticut Volunteers held its twenty-
eighth annual reunion in Hartford yes-
terday. The 200 members presented
their commander. Colonel George 8.
Bumham, with 3100.
Hartford holders of stock in tho Illin’
committee to oppose increase of capital
and secure home management and soon-
omy in conducting the road, and oppose
costly extensions.
Judge Bradstreet, of Waterbury. has
decided that although the Waterbury
Sunday Herald has contained many
articles of a low key of morality, it does
not come within the statute concerning
publications "chiefly or entirely devoted
to deeds of lost and crime."
Thomas lleuias, of New Hampshire,
middle brakcinan on the New York and
New England westbound freight. stepped
off his train just as it stopped at the Air
Line junction at Willlmantlc, Wednes-
day night and was instantly killed by
the engine of the steamboat train on the
New London Northern road.
Vlaltlaiililsl Ian-3°33.
Chief Engineer Eaton, of Hartford;
Scan. of Waterbury, and Prowltt, of
Norwaik, were in this city yesterday,
on route to a meeting of the executive
board of the State Firsmen’s associo
tion at New Hillard. The visitors were
guests of Chief Engineer layers. They
were shown through the fire depart.
meat buildings and expressed them.
selves agreeably surprised at the excel»
set condition of the horses and appars»
toe of the Deanery department. Chief
Engineer Protritt said that his depart.
mouthed arranged lorrhairaanaal in-
spection and parade a week from today.
on which occasion they upset to enter-
IIH the Allfllofill firs malty...
nsahary‘ hows.
Withow’athsvaranh-
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s slogans“? I“ m
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ole Central railroad have appointed a ‘
(r.
w.
HALL,
can attain otter.
Saturday, Sept. 20.
less one anus-r- arm our 1801
PAT RODNEY!
Acknowledged oy all artists Superior.
THE on: IIIMITAILE OOHEDIAII
’“i-r‘ll’i‘r’l‘ifi‘i’r‘r'r’i Bitiifi‘l‘lhum.
And the Funniest Actor on Earth
will appear in the most
comical of all pisyfimn“ and
PAT’S' NEW WARDROBE
an ported hyhls chatmi runes-u hierllA'l'Tllt
ml llln favorite noon Insofar. COIEDY
concern. moi: «gig a, the quests
cm QUARTE‘I‘TI, who Will, in addition to
choice imitations, moons, solos and refrains, in.
strumcatal and vocal introduce the never-'0 be—
r otien musical idyl,TIIlt Vinnie; unsca-
TIIS. "lvsrythlng new this year." "Aliens
8
Based." Standard prince. Reserved heats can he
muted at the rintomsry places
slit 0. I.. GRAVES, Manager
Music Hall. South Norwalk.
JUST ON! JOLLY HIGII‘I‘.
FRIDAY. SEPT. 26
TB! POPULAR YOUNG COIBDIAN,
JAMES B. MACKIE
(CRIMESEY, ME BOY !)
In Thou. Addison's New, Bright, Original Musical
Burlesque.
GRIMES’
CELLAR
DOOR.
Supported by a Large Company of Bier Fun Makers
Bright, Catchy Music!
Sparkling Specialties:
A World of' Novel Features!
Fun Bclgns Supreme!
3:3, All and 75 CENTS
Seats now on sale at lloyt‘s and Gregory's drug
stores. at?
PRICES,
_ cornerstones“. ’ ”
"Pat's New Wardrobe."
“Pat's New Wardrobe" in the union, of
the new three-act comedy in which Pet
Rooney and his company appears! Music
Hall to-morrow evening. Wherever Mr.
Rooney appears his audience begins to
laugh almost directly upon the rising of
the curtain and continues to do so until
it falls. “Pat‘s New Wardrobe" was
undoubtedly written for the sole purpose
of keeping an audience in a state of mer-
riment.
”Grimeaey, are tiny."
At Music Hall next Friday evening,
the popular young comedian, James B.
Muskie, will be seen in the great laugh
ing burlesque, “Grimca' Cellar Door,"
which is said to he gay, merry fun from
first to last, relieved only by bright mus-
ical numbers, original songs, dances and
specialties which are thickly strewn
throughout the performance. Much is
expected of this attraction as Mockie's
work as "Grimcsey. Me Buy," in “A
Bunch of Keys," while, excellent, gave
promise of his doing even better work
in a better comedy. Hui supporting
company is large and strong.
lay Davenport's Burlesque Company.
The Milwaukee Record speaks as fol-
lows of the International Beauties, who
will beseen at the Opera House next
Monday evening: "Al the Standard
Theatre the biggest audience paid hom-
age to the May Davenport Company,
everything eclipsing all previous burlem
que companies. As the curtain men
over forty beautiful young ladies in
groupings, hammocks and suspended in
the air, making an elegant spectacle.
The show clear through wignns of the
strongest and played to large houses all
the week."
The Funniest of all Comedies.
“Time Will Tell," a (lilt'i' oct coumly,
is booked for the Opera Home mat
Tuesday evening. This attraction was
seen at Manager Stanley's play house
last season, but the pit-co llltll been entire»
Iy rewritten since then and is now the
funniest of all comedixs. The lending
players are Williams ond Kumwdy,
vaudmillcrs of abilily. They un- clover
comedians and make much fun. The
play is a mixture of fil‘nshlllmrl, eongoml
dance and jollily, and Ill“ made a in.
Children's lie-eat Day.
’I'o-morrow Saturday, September 2 .
will be a great day for children. In
front of ilioOpcra [Joust-they will lw
presented with o patent duplex whiz-tic
on presentation of an order, which will
be given to every school boy and girl in.
day, with n matinee ticket erilitling
them to admission to the Opera House
with ten cents. The Seyrnuurvtllraton
band will give a concert. llcrncmlwr
the time left p. m. The company gave
an excellent performuucv last night to n
gondola“! audience.
Wisdom of the Wits
A ruthless destruction of scale at
Alaska is reported. Some deeds are
worthless without seals. but in this case
it is the presence of scale that lessen the
value of the deed.
At Newport. Jack: "I say, Marie, if
33 degrees is the rousing polot,I wonder
what the squeezing point is?"
Marie: “1 don't know, Jack; possibly
two in the shade."
"That girl is from Chicago."
"flow can you tell?"
"Why, I showed her an Egyptian
pitcher and she exclaimed, ‘Hoiy smoke!
Get onto the curves.’ "
A Neighborly Growl. Mr. Gordon
Settairs (angrily): "That dog of yours
is barking all night!"
It. 036W: "80 it yours!”
Ir. Gordon Settairc: “Well, I've got
used to mine.”
m was sure the peas at the
mwsrsfrssanerrogghadtoldhia
hshadsasatliepoda Thspodaw‘unaf
museum-parity”! id
fl “MMMhQ‘ p.
W
oust HOUSE, NORWALK.
Tull NIGHTC,
Thursday, Friday and Sillilll,
sum. 18. is and so. ,
Grand Matinee Saturday Afternoon
as we women.
The Talented Actress Ideals-Seymour
and Thomas Stratum,
Supported by the Camrnliy Selected
lllllllNI-Sll'lllll Ulllllllll
In the latest leuopolitan Successes,
“anitosu' A CRIIE"—Tbursday.
"cause I!AOII"«Priday. ’
‘ a room:
lul luau um Illll’llll,
WASHINGTON STREET,
South Iowans, Conn.
anti if
FOR SALE.
vmhemmunnduthhmmexeeedingl
liltfltltilnefialtlmeIMIWsekfl.w.
DIINIBTRATOR‘B GALE. -A DWELLING
ilonae and about it was of land, on It Neck
road, in South Norwalk being thehom lately
coca led by Benjamin I’. Read. deceased. inquire
or imam D. need. Administrator. on if
TWO choice building l
West avenue. Apply
I. I. lIOY’l'.
someormnonnoe
museums or
and
"THE TWIN SISTIBS"~—“
New and Elegant Wardrobes, Elaborate Properties,
and appointments. Appropriate static. charac-
teristic Songs and 'hornses and every ac-
cessory that can in Picturesque Effects
and Br lxant Moots.
I’ Bralss Band and Orchestra. Watch for the timed
an: e.
Price-45, in and 350 Matinee Prices —Chllllrcn,
10c; Adults,20c. Chart open Holiday at flslc's nod,
Pillstcd'e. s12
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
One Night Only.
Monday, Sept. 22.
The Popular and Renowned
May Ilavonport
Will owner with her coteric of
INTERNATIONAL BEAUTIES
Operatic and Comic Musical Effects.
Fascinating Forms and Startling
Surpises.
Drawing crowded lion-cs nightly. (Often turning
away hundreds ) The mantles: and Most succvsr—
iul Burlesque Compiny on the mail.
I'RIIIES, 25, 35 and 50 Cents
Reserved Sells at little! and Plu'etcd's drug
stores. cl."
UN E N llill’l‘ ONLY.
Tuesday, Sept. 23.
The Funniest of All Comedies.
KENNEDY & WILLIAMS
In the cniir. ly rewritten Comedy,
TIME WILL TELL.
NEW Ml'rilC SO‘UEI. BANNER. MEDLIES
AND SPECIALTIll-l III‘ THE Ii \T'lllK
i'UMl’ANY.
A Perfect Ifcrforrnsnce by a Perfect (‘om'ruiy
established wuh Feemmrlnc lire-sec, I‘rcuy Olm-
and a Barn-l of Fun. The limits! Feast of Laugh
'1’" ere: offered to the public Full of satin: and
on
The Vow York World says: ”Tlmo ‘NVIII Til?‘
opened to zlpaclicl house, and mode an immune
ncous hit.
PRICES, 33. 53 and 15 CENTS.
Reserved seats at llale‘s and I'ialitcd's.
slit
OOMING!
(PSI-l DAY ONLY.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 19.
T. K. BURK’S
NEW TRANS - ATLANTIC
RAILROAD SHOWS
Circus.""”.'.8liix Hippodrome,
And Professor Illirk'a Wonderful School of
Edmund Arabian lion-u.
3() IN N I'l‘f B 1‘: Id!
50 AIIEL'IC STARS fill
TWO r-lcitronsunuzs.
Thurs open at i and T p. m.
from [our
POPULAR PRICES
10 AND 20 CENTS.
(Trend Strict I'Nalll‘ at l‘.’ Noon. Mallow" cogs «-
lslly deeirribzo for Ladies arr-l t‘hlldu‘n.
Location :—-Il.ll.l. I’A Illi' .
" 7 I mi; ' ’
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Cl.
Will give Prue Exhibitions rilltlllly at “it it l'nmp
Mano Burro uni:
(in Washington tits-cut, between
Main and Water Street»,
AT 8 o'clock siiaur.
lollfan Discos. Indian Hung-I. I'm: Torture, Farr",
Comedy. Mum. Air . Ac.
TflRCllMI'ANY WILL REMAIN TWO Within.
The following Mullrllw- run he niltilrml day or
night: Indian tines-a, Indian tlil Indian Worm
Killer, Klraapop Bulls?” curve and lIlv‘ Klrllap a
cough t ore.
bl. ll ”W daily testimonials from thr- ream-ni-
of But Nnrwalk and vicinity "Hauling merit: of
lb» above. vi? ‘1!
button.
Nonwslu. i'nsx , Supt, is, i-m
I“. ll. Ilyrhcl‘ find I. It. swarm, or lltv- mm [,7
F. it. 115th 8 ('o., reticular. tracts of I’larming
lstmiu haveihlsdnydlvolvm patron-hit. l’ a,
hyxlns continuing the cosine”.
Y. ll. B'Xllllll.
1'. II iiiflll'litlJl.
South Norwalli School of Shorthand
and Typevmtmg
‘ Pills )tli‘lmiY. Bli’i‘. r2, AT Illltlll no. t,
recourl ll vhl. Lender’s limes. corner Wash.
legion and ilonlh hum streets, man it until in in.
and I until 6 p. on. and every Monday, Wednesday
and Iridshevnolugs. Thorough imlm'ioa gs“.
salaad. pile can rater at any time. no rum
I‘ll!” ital.
“98m 0. l'. cumin. Principal,
W”Mf6*fi6iliiwis~5ii“ ‘"
Defaulted Fan Ionian Luau
AND OTHER SECURITIES.
“mammals . one of the. Western
man: 'I'srrliorisa. and nmry southern stare,
wuhsanmpahdswlsls every time. Ittl in nearly
myth every state. with a .
treat “New” of me a tray-Ive years
moose, enshlcaas to lake the heel rs.
saltsla nudism-snot ”stashed Farm
T“
as will“ "13‘ immioa of defaulted
hairsdmsummaclar mung
:m'm‘rmamm
arse ran Headway, how rare.
moor fiorsn, rumor.
l
m" In Price and Wuhaulil.
T9. 1:571?
’iiimnéhinnilue riii’AJ'EJ’ermoe 5
lines, 1 time too, 3 times 60c, 1 week “.00.
OTTAGB 0N ROTOR HILL; SEVEN ROOMS;
lame garden. fruit trees. to; rent 18 lira.
Ira F lloerlox 512. sllllw
*Vll'lt Iloctili on murder"! STREET. BNT
“no. Inquire of J. L. Burbank, a! Main
street. cl? 3!
' -W0 FURNIe‘IIliD ROOMS AT NO, 10 IlAVl-
land street, South Norwalk. sill lw
)All'l' 0F [much 0?! HENRY STREET.
South Norwolii; rent til 00. Also part of house
on Its»: avenue. BastNorwsllr, near depot, 6 rooms;
rent $10.00. Apply to Taylor a Golden, or W.
Your gs. at Lockwood mg. Co. sir.
' ill: OFFICEri JUST VACATBD BY W. B.
lbder over Ferrls‘ hardware store. ‘l‘svlor A:
Golden. no?!) if
HOUSE OF NINE ROOMS, NEAR GL’YER'S
}\ grocery store, Ely avenue; good order; poo-ecs—
sion lmmedxauly; rent, $12.00. B. A. Woodward.
PLEASANT HOME IN A CONVENIENT
\ locality is diluted to xmrorie who would like to
Visit \l‘nsolngwn some Lime during the winter or
nnng. Room and board ’21)) a day. Mrs. J B.
rhuur. 1008 l en. N. W.. Washington, D. (t cent!
LOST.
Advertisements under this head, not excmllne 5
lince, 1 time use, 3 times 501:. i was: $1.00.
BLACK HUI' re; LARGE
, size; color. red; in» gy: nnswrrs lo the some
of "hover." William T. Raymund, Five More
River. Conn. e ‘
Notice.
I 'l‘llll ”tenement liri for the [first Norwulk 5! li’ ul
District is n )W at lunch & l.'ilor:.mcduu's
other for we ction and all persons lnlflcaia‘ll our
|Hriv ll up to i is with of September when one of the
sclectinen and one town ”“10! will sit from 2 m
4 o‘cl.cx in the afternoon unborn cl rcn’r-l’. l0
iii-or parties in illicit”. I’rr order
shit. 19 (Ti‘llilhii'l'l‘llli.
Notice to Contractor-s
' 'IIK undersicncd. Commlrtec on Streets and Mill:-
walks of the City of south Nr-rwaik. will re.
lcvflc butt for laying curbs, gutters and (‘Imtl‘clu
finalise on Water first. in mid city. m from of
,' promises of Raymond lime , uul Carmine): or Item-
,euu; also on Wood dill‘el in from. of prcmmv» of
'I‘Isloio of Thomas Lenin and William llarlorrl:
, also on Umrc street in front of monitors of Joseph
‘ Vroom; also no tiprlnc street in front of promise a
Inf (Insulin A. Vols, up to Wedncetlny, ()cmlirr I.
’Hw. til xi o‘clock in
The Committee reserve the right to reject any or
‘an bids, lilUlIAIill .I (‘III‘IIILL
‘ er? 8:. Cillnntilit‘e on hirer-is and sidewalks.
(T 156 RITE Ii I ' "It; if i163 o,
I Furniture Dealer.
E New Store 46 It 48 Main st, Norwalk
5 Also Furnishing Undertaker.
Residence, No. .'l Ilerxerly street. ’l'nephnra
:Callffi‘i. Day or night.
:1. S. I“ [43151 I? 1 id,
J E W E i. E Ft .
ilinmondu. sluts-lies. .lmrolr's.
. l"it'll: W'i’rh Ilcnauiny -~. strewn.”
'3” South Misln KL. South N-vrvviallr.
Ti—iE NEW "
FURNITURE STORE
108 and 20-h Waahlugton St
South Norwalk. East End of ilrldge.
THEODORE COLEMAN. — Proprietor
Patron: Framer. looking lam-em. sir i’rlcw
will suit you email! nth} xy
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UNDERTAKER.
3:! .‘uth .‘llziin nitrate, |mirth Sow/ell:
Upon or all hours. The serum of on Em‘nilrner
and Flirwml Dzrvrlnr errximl. my-l ly
(Fills;
Punmlun
if you are L'niig in buy a flange for your hilrlmn
this (all, and want the
Best and Lowest Price
lhnvr LII-t uriu-iw atynrv fur the
(l‘ltllrsll'l
“circuitous new 5;»
made albums mum nanxurtock Iron Wurka Hi,
and by “Ktl'tlalhhlltfll’llll‘l’llr with to m l rm. roll
1qu nntcim ammo at the prin- of llgnrc-r anti
rmuilrr on". l warmut evrry ntclo bi‘
THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER
mine woulsmlwinmterui your money in 'an
of any Clttwlallll llelrg mode hero yril‘l run
always get worm in Mt hour's rims.
Till-J
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WM. PODMORE.
it} Milll'ii Sills Milli”.
sailf‘i'll «newton. runs.
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PRINTING!
That will le‘nM' you
CAN. A'l'
on 4 ~ Bilill'85li8fl1'llll
For Young" Ladies and Children.
Boarding and Day School
That-anti: ropanson'l'liurvdayJept.
A i all? complete Inglirheourse fatigoildfl:
ortnsilc ooilltsila studentsfoeaayOol
Thel’rlluarylltpartmcnthasbaenmly
ed and
natural Historylo addition to mp3“ work. The
sun set will he presented in smart attractive man-
ner y Alisa Bannock. of Albany Ilsa Bannock
teas llabrauchss
shiéimh‘mim all ed. la
n or van are or topupl atndyi
the bandages. ll Dewolfs has n of)?
the Dcpartmcnt‘of flotation. W char;
0 mnaeluni connects the two houses
now occupied y the school. A trained and experi-
sored teacher. a lady. will direct the Gymnmics,
and see that the exercises and weights are suited to
the age and rims th of the pile,
lire Baird will sari-tell”:- the music Siva
Devercaux, who has high testimonials from r 8
.8 Hills. for many vests her teacher in this country.
Ilse Devcvesur sub eqncntly studied some years
' under the be“ marten in Germany and Italy to pour”
feet herself in instrumental and vocal music
pianos (six in number) are all has instruments
During the past year the accommooatlons for
pupils have been largely increased and many sub»
mullet , a made to add to the comforts
and advantages of the students Pupils desiring
rdmlssion should make immediate applictilon. anal)
Mrs. Mail’s Sciuul
FOR
unconvincing
lie-opens at Hillside, Norwalk,
THURSDAY, on, n, 1890.
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Auction Sale
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’I‘Iu plan: now crmpiui by Andrew St. Iiu‘k, Esq ,
Cor. MOTT AND UNION AVENUES,
lWiil b,- le a! l'obhc AIH‘LIUTI, on
Tuesday, Sept. '23, 1890,
ON Till: PREMlsES AT 3 0‘l7LOl"K P. M,
Fm: thousand dollars of tho [zircon-c price can
rvmam or; rummage, if desired. lbt- bularre mil be
re qmml “Til‘ll tho deal: one parent I’m- p» r cent.
of in" purchase [lflfc mil no r» {pond or the time of
hip. no: furlhof partzcu hrs toquirv of
W. C. MARSH, Auctioneer
Mill RIAIN SI, Ilfllllflhl‘lill'l‘. 517 it
iucnou SALE'
llorscs, Carriages, Sleiglis,
Buggies, Harnesses. ire.
WU. he slid at l‘ubh‘c Afl€llllil, on
The Fair Grounds at Wk, Conn,
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WEDNESDAY.IOCT. l. 1890,
.i'r'io O'CIAN‘IA,
Thu i‘ii'Jrc elm“: of lint-w. l‘urrlagw. Sit‘lllh, “1h,-
hcu-i“. ac . u! e. W (iragury.ra.r1rlxnguf
l’i lichen.
T Fracture.
‘1 VI lagcl‘m‘is avil llorrxeu
l-l t‘oschv a
2 l‘arryrills.
Ll spindles.
:l Business Wagon-
l lllml We :1)“.
l Wuwmnmr
i swim-y.
li‘nrupiu.
l» Mic liar (‘u'rlmpz-A.
.‘l l‘nrryn l HIu-‘gha,
2 he to of Bob,- for Large ('anynli
:0 oh :gii‘I
in am of Denim- llamas.
or ms of singu- ilsrnws.
9. Middle u, diam-m klllll'.
l! hole of limit) lleifa.
lamp» until u! Ii .ini 1' ‘ Hollis, Whips. vir.
All) 0' lhv fl'l’r'll‘ will lw mm romp p‘i-vlous in
the aurlirm
.llru lur solem- m rum. in? rcsulrmr, L“ erl
“Je'k’liili'
S. W. GREGORY,
rl‘l : ”1' I'll NORV. ‘ LK, L'T‘.
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INIIN NIITBI Nl‘llgll LINN
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South Norwalk
as»
Norwalk, Ct.
TIIB PIIUI'Il.l.KRii
CITY OF NOBTALK 8: TITLE
William l'iev 311. In: River (Recliner! rim-vi),
:tew York. a! .‘a p, re . Mlnrdayo at 2 p in )
l'mulii reset-red from 7 a. in. to? p in.
"morning Natalee" Norwalk at 5 p sham!
lion's Nun-all: M. Mo p m
i‘rnlirhl taken from and revolved for all
the mom" end Norwnik Mill Album-,3
vie greatly wound tales.
Cpl-o appllmfioolo agent-lilo cm of flmnlk
onrl [Info will be will for with! into M freight
araywlsrr in New York or Ila elrlnily,
gr all , sn- forbid int-ring our of the
«moons-of lbs twat-M this line on scene lbof
s ..
into on
”roads
the 00m tbermt.
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on Will.
nu. HOUSE void slums om
ALL wmrrs
Fu (lick ii iii lluieu Plat
Mmmmofmmmnkmly
Furnished.
POWER
WHETHER BRITISH.
4:,1IlflN
WH
of Your
Entities you to one coupon. When
Studio. Ne. 78 Washington street. you are, entitled
We have no more space
down sales during the next week.
HOSTERY.
29c
mixed. Would begood value at 50¢: each.
290 will buy three pairs Boy‘s may or brown
mixed hose. Those, goods are usually
std at mm per pair.
29 will buy four poll! Ladies' fast black
0 here, or striped.
290 hose. Extra good value.
will buy six pairs Gent‘s mixed lg hose.
Don't fall to purchase some or these.
290 shirts are sold the Luxury 0“! at 50!:
cash and considered very cheap at that.
DRESS GOODS.
290 For I yard Fancy Sill; Plush.
29c For ‘3 yards ‘17 Incli'fi'rltuie.
age For 1 yard Fancy Stripe all wool fabrics.
will buy six pairs Ladies” fancy stripe
will buy one unlaurdrlcd shirt. These
29c For three yards Doiinfql-‘oirl Cashmere
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whoev- ! presents them. T is offer will hold open just one ymr.
Mr. North. as is well known. turns out ”Oh? but the best of work. so don't hesitate not com ' l
and come alien and get pictures of yourselves av d all the family I 9 car ’
to span, but simply say we are going to give one of our great ‘39 cent mark
will buy one Gent's Merino Shirt or
one pair drawers, in either white or
For 3 yards Fanny Stripe houble Told
AT?
One Dozen Cabinet Portraits of Yourself or any one
Friends.
Every DollawWolih of Goods Bought at the
South Norvalk Boston Store
on have obtained .50 cannons, by presenlirg them sl North's
to one dozen "cabinet. size" portraits of yourself, or
DOMESTICS.
290 misc ed flannel; 3 yardsl2Xc Canton
Flannel; d yams lleht don'ed Calico. 3 Linen Tow.
ell worth the each: 1 yard 37)“ Red Table Damask;
o‘yards unbleached Canton Flannel; l noun Fay
tN'lwkhim; ll yards Dress Print; 5 yards best Apron
. 1g urns.
Notlons.
Will buy it “trio-4 Germanrown. worth
l
l29c lac skeln; :! yards all: lilcntlliuc \‘oll-
ing; 4 oz. hall Florence Knitting Silk; ‘2 pairs No. 2
pure gcnm' c Dress shields; 3 pairs No. 2 etuckiuel
press shields: 4 epwls :lilii; 15 spools Ila-line Cot-
ton; lLunch Basket; Hfoal Pall and Shovel: I2
(Trys'u' Sauce Dishes; le‘ct Phil; )2 Stone China
Thais: liiGlara annblev-; l ten-quart Milk Poll: I
Dinner Pail: cl Dinner Plates: 1 ‘camlcee. Enameled
chidilbrc; l Wash BOIIC‘. worth 50c; l large size
Chopping Bowl; l Night . amp; '3 Oil [kit-lies: 1 on
Can. 1 girl :2 Whi-k brorms; zTurkcr Planers; )
Panther Duster; l Teapor; l Kclllr‘: l Comb, Match
Safe; '5 Gob'ete, crystal; l pair of Vases;
‘ beet
Dress Goods. . Wei-h Board made: 1 mother Bistro ; 6 Table
29 For 1); yards cashmere an‘ inches wide I nmvcs; 1 large Nappicr: 7 Wine Glance: t foisted
C cushmerm all shsdvsworlh 29c per yard l (i dents. 1 Child's Troy. ’3 lugs (lurmwyu 3 Milk
but to be seen to be up; resisted. I Pane
I'll SHIN NIITAN NINTH 3 NT,
88 WA. EING'I‘ON STREET.
H. KR
sell for next few days.
Now on hand.
goods at remarkably low iigur
Must go at any sacrifice. We
see for
Must go as we intend to make
conicout from time to time.
HOSIERY I
llrvul Bargains; in this llcpo
likewise. lu- reduced.
H. KRI
Marlins-keno; [Intel Block,
All must go to clean stock.
avail yourself of this opportunity of purchasing good reliable
IEGER,
M i 1 1 i n e r
AND FANCY GOODS.
We have just received a new assortment of Ladics’ Sailors,
trimmed and untrimmed, Plumes, Wings, etc, which we will
Special Sale of ill Trimmed Tillman
Do not fail to
CS.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
do not quote prices, come and
yourself.
Lisle Thread Gloves and Mitts
room for the newest goods that
HOSIERY !
i'inlcnt. All other goods will
EEG-Em,
South vanlk, Conn.
A'I‘ 'I’IIB
allies in gorils’, larlins’ and ohil
onl $1.
O.H.l-l
"m.
or: moisten.
Til Best Gilli for Ill Lust no
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BOOTS AND SHOES
i’l‘tlfl [I O?
0.121.. Harvey
Having the largest stock and :i goal annulment to make
selections from, we are prepnreil in lurmsh everything from a '
child's litccril. shoe to n geni’s $5 limit.
A number of speci-
A lollics’ lino Kit]
(Iran’s slums,
Button Boot at $2, formerly $3. Misses Good School Shoe,
Children’s School Shoes at 75 cents. Please call
an examine these goods, as it is a pleasure to show them.
ARVEY,
70 Nortthtnflt..floucthlr.
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Norwalk Chronicler