1 Are" . . .. -' WI ,.
was
I‘ll- mm
W“ _
bar 1890
a. Set.
4 6
11 13
18 20
25 27
Hiram Dal Its Fair—
M Inc. It Hunter Pe Je-
w 1.110 ’Iorlgetmet,
' em, Ilsa Lizzie
ht. Ire. D. w. Richards,
Annie Wood, Ire. John
‘-.‘=. 0.3.DUI'YJ’JL
meow“: roan onion.
Den-
Cmrge I. Cram ls
* “was...“ ”new. “stated as
‘ , o. e. annuals; I". ll
fell heavily in the Upper Missis-
.. ‘ lileeonrivalleys. In other
weather was chiefly fair.
ty fair weather, with south-
fl‘whthweeterly winds, is indicated,
. . wzullght increase of temperature,
V, ehowsrynsar the coast. Tomor-
mfflllliler tions are likely to pre-
' will weather and westerly
I -, “Marmara-narrow.
”Iwahl flightide Inwtide
- £3 . '
3.21 9.17
;_ YTlteHeridenJournal wonders if Nor-
_ iwalhmaple read the papers.
" emanating will preach in the
Ct‘enbury Plains chapel to-morrow after-
nx r2
3W Band will give a concert and
{talkatOsrmania Hell, Monday evening,
‘ axe-Agenuine Brier pipe l5cte. up at
Woman".
' Weenies“ Shliary’s church,
' wbbh had been dwontinue for the sum-
..e h M resumed.
. 7 'rlre'i'rlnlty Bummer Home for child-
lfl‘fl Strawberry hill, East Norwalk,
”~- h been closed for the season.
“filly to m at property have
thands in East Norwslk since
Bummwumtssa, 1890.
,m MM Imacs [Ironic and
Duevolent mutton has declared a
We! five per cent., payable Octo-
bflfia " 4
‘ , line correspondent of the
m ger nominates
.(IeldsflnthrieorEdsou Raymond for
m Waterbury brought to his
tiles this morning lilo-ems from a
gem
tree on his premises which is
' Landing.” cents a foot. William
Ds‘l'. Iorrell has accepted the position
t3: Wan in the East Nor-
flmmt in place of William
ardes, resigned
omimle “all” in its statement that
lib“ agent for Norwalk is still to be
4 0. Hubert Taylor has Men
to noticed Ir. Gould and a
clerk will be appointed to
Pierce.
“mwmmuc “Church of
. Help,” at Wash-
Mm. will be dedicated to-mor-
M UN “(in Bar. Bishop lollahon,
m bye number of clergyman. Rev.
“a writeup. of Stamford, will preach
Muslims [1.25 up at Loch-
. MD b Oallendseethem.
" WWM household turniture
J . . M Roberts, Darlen, near
1 m, at upper rm lite aim,
- .. \ , Mother 25. Fuller
glutthesalewill be found In
Was.
a month.
of the Israels means seams-‘-
tetg-e have ‘seeetved their pay.
“out" Savage died at his home on
Flatt-ville avenue yesterday atternoon,
and 3'! years.
-Lsrgeat line of place ever shown in
town at Lookwood'e Cigar Store.
Ilse Luslnde Allen is seriously ill at
her home at the Barnum Meeker reel-
dsnoe on Weetport avenue.
A very pleasant entertainment was
given at the residence of Mrs. Dunham,
91 south lieln street, by at: young ladies
last evening. -
The funeral of Samuel Mitchell, who
died Thursday night, will be held from
his late residence ln Booth Wilton to-
morrow afternoon.
A meeting of the Cigarmakers' Union
was held last evening, and the matter of
a hill of prices was settled satisfactory
to all concerned.
—Depot Restaurant. Open all night.
Park &Tllford's tea and notice. cream, 5c.
Fresh sandwiches, pie and cello, tic.
Neckties and gold watches are scarce
articles in the city and borough. There
are many people who wreh they had
never heard the names.
Deacon C. N. Parker, formerly oi Nor-
walk, now of New Haven, will lead the
10 a. in. prayer meeting tomorrow at
' the First Baptist church.
Thomas E. White and Miss Nellie
Casey are to be married in about a
Alter a short wedding tour
they will reside in Danbury.
Another cargo oi paving stones has
arrived, which will he used in East
Washington street. Work on the street
will be commenced at once.
—-An elegant howling of pipes just re-
eivcd at Lockwood's.
The Norwallt fire department will hold
a meeting in the truck house on Monday
evening, to complete arrangements for
the reception of the Allentown firemen.
Itisrumorcd that a clerk employed
in a borough novelty store, who holds a
commutation ticket on the Daubury
road, will be married early in December.
Mailing clerk Harry Mitchell, of the
borough postoflice, is on the route for
letter carrier Glendenning this morning,
the latter having gone to New York city
for a day’s recreation.
—8ewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
The Republicans will hold a caucus at
the town house on Tuesday evening, for
the purpose of nominating delegates to
the Congressional, County, Senatorial
and Probate conventions.
flies Florence Dachau), of Stamford,
one of the Merrill Business College stu-
dents, has just accepted a line position as
private secretary for "Edmund Kirke,"
a noted author of New York city.
—Remember those that at Smith Bros.
will be counted Sept. 30th., and the sew-
ing machine given to the nearest guesser.
You are entitled to one guess for every
dollar’s worth you buy.
While driving across the horse railway
track in front of E. N. Sloan's store this
morning with a load of pottery, Charles
T. Lycett caught one of the hind wheels
of his wagon iu the track and wrenched
it ed.
The contract for building the two-mile
branch of sixteen inch iron pipe, adjoin~
ing thesnaia supply pipe between the
New Canaan and borough reservoirs,
has been awarded to W. B. Rider & Son.
0! this city. they being the lowest bid-
dare.
Ex-lnall Carrier W. '1‘. Peat was seen
staggering up Main street this morning
under the weight of a huge trunk. From
the sounds that proceeded from the in-
terior of the trunk it was judged that he
was moving some of his subjects to their
winter quarters at Pigtown.
—Plpeel Pipes! All die. and prices at
Lockwood’e Cigar Store.
The members of Pilgrim Council, No.
54, O. U. A. 11., have been requested to
meet at the council rooms at 7.45 o’clock
on Monday morning, where they will
form and march to this city, headed by
the American Drum Corps. They will
take the 8:50 train for Bridgeport.
There will be a special meeting of the
W. C. T. U. at Mrs. Knight's this even-
ing for the purpose of appointing dele-
gates to attend the County convention
to be held in Greenwich the 24th inst.
As today is "Crusade Membership Day"
there will be a joint meeting of the W.
C. 'I'. U. and Y.’e at the close of the bust.
noes meeting at 7:30. All new members
are especially urged to be present.
Yesterday's Iona Into —- he Closing
louse 10-day.
There was an attendance of 10,000 on
theetste lair grounds in leriden yesterv
day sitcom. In addition to the trot~
tingthers were bicycle recessed D. J.
Canary gave an exhibition or fancy rid-
ing. Professor Frank Robinson made a
baloan ascension, but the knife failed to
from the fair grounds. Following is a
“n1, of the races:
“ can arom- cant.“
Saturdo , Sept. 20.
I... III! UK A! AIDONLY I”!
PAT RODNEY!
Acknowledged n, all artists Bowler.
‘l'I-IE DIE IIIMITABIJ COMEDIAI
Till UAW”? AID B SING
T& NIATIh’l’ All D oflrm‘sfiaose.
And the Funniest Actor on Earth
\Vhwfllswwmtaem donate and
camiealofallpleyle, ll
PAT’S NEW WARDROBE
he mobyhls charmi llltleden httrlA'l'l‘lli
and the favorite BOON! IURILEAL (20!ka
column. lsoecielly oogsg d, the QUAKllt
CITY QUAR'I'ET'I’I. who) will, in addition to
choice imitations, «has. sales and relralnr, in-
strumental and vocal introduce the never-lobe-
r snmneleal layi'rua Vitus: unsca—
Teas-mm, new this year." "Anna
Ballad." prices. Reserved heats can be
secured at the mammary places
ele . L. GRAVE. Manager
Music Hall. South Norwalk.
JUST 0"! JOLLY NIGHT.
FRIDAY. SEPT. 26
T11! POPULAR YOUNG L‘OIKDIAN,
JAMESB. MACKIE
(CRIMEBEY. ME BOY!)
In Thos.Adrlieon'e New. Bright, Original Marlee!
torque.
GBIMESB’M
CELLAR
noon.
Supported hyp‘IArge Company of Star Pun Haters
Bright, Catchy Muslc!
Sparkling Specialties!
A “.v'or-ld of Novel Features:
Fun Reigns Supreme!
lotions. — - as, so and 7:. seats
Beats now on sale at lloyt‘s and Gregory's drug
stores. sl'.‘
Opera House-One Nieht Only.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 26
Hertav Keenan's
HIGH-CLASS TIEEETILLES.
Absolutely the largest and grandest specially
ctanpoay ever conceived and toured throurhon' the
country. Direct from Tony Pastor's Theatre and
s ly engaged at a large expense. Headed by
l s most pillar of Illlrléh comedians,thc pub
iic's favor to, Ilenry Kernell. the I'etnoos 'I‘crpel-
cboreaneJ’lonleon Sisters: monarch junior. pro
ruler acrobat. Harry Le Itose; the refined lustre
mentaliete, Blunesnd Burns; the latest novelty in
the vaudeville de acrobat, Charles Harding and Lil—
tle Ah hid; the refined charac'cr change artiste. Ed
hendallend Ruby Marlon; the enscraelnl expo-
nents of titer-ports oi the day. Fisher and Clark;
the meal and popular sketch artists. All Wilton
and to Retain; the tea eaall creosote. Rogers
Brothers; the charming and dashing comedirnne.
lies 1.0m Byde. The whole to conclude vitll the
ascent musical comedy, “ICPADDKNJI RLOI’E—
Ilfl'." introducing Ilse Lotta Hyde and tlr.
llanyKel-nell. Thesbove comedy produced with
new scenery andmrchanical sheets. making It the
feature of the periormancc. Prices. 35. 5t) and to
(cute. Reserved scale at usual places. do
DIED.
BAX—In New Baven,sicnt. l‘t, Willie llay,egrd
I year and 8 months.
ENTERTAINII ENTS.
Mny Davenport‘s Burlesque Company.
The Chicago Daily blows says: bliss
May Davenport unquestionably runs the
most magnificent Burlesque Company
now on the road. A
“Grinicsey, Ills lioy."
Bright, catchy and original music,
pretty girls, new songs, graceful dances,
beautiful coerumes, a whole car load of
new scenery and special trick properties,
are noteworthy features oi Jay. D.
Mackie’s successful musical burlesque,
"Grimee’ Cellar Door." Our Citizens
will have an opportunity to til-8 this
strong attraction on Friday evening,
September 26, and nodonbl Music Hall
will becrowded to its utmoit cap-telly
on that occason;
“Time Will Tell."
“Time Will Tell," a fame-comedy eu-
tirely re-written since it was seen here
last season, comes to the Opera House
on the evening of September 23. Ken-
nedy and Williams are clever comedians
in their line. The piece is full of strong
specialties and is a go from start to lin-
leh. A bevy of pretty girls lend addi-
tional interest to the pa ce.
Pat Rooney Tovnlght.
It is only necessary to say that l’rll
Rooney will hold the boards at Music
Hall tonight. He needs no "booming,"
ashis inimitable notice are familiar to
Norwelk theatre goers. lie will appear
ina pleasing and comical piav culled
“Pat’s New Wardrobe," supported by
his little daughter Mattie. The play
abounds in songs, dances and other
specialties and is sure to please all who
attend the performance.
he Seymour~8tratton Company.
The Seymour-Stratlon company pro.
duced the romantic drama, "The Twin
Sisters,"at the Opera House lastcvening.
A large audience was present and bliss
Seymour and lit. Stratum were vocifer-
onely applauded. This evening they
will produce the drama ”Called
Back.” This is the hat low-price
company that has played in Norwalh in
many seasons and they should receive a
musing farewell this evening.
Imell'a Vaudevillae.
Kernell's High Class Vaudevlliea will
appear for one night only, Friday, Sep-
tember 20, at the Opera House. This, it
is said, is by far the best variety show
that has visited here in years. The
company has been playing to immense
houses wherever they have appeared.
It presents the superiors of the diluent
thee of business it represents. Au ex.
change says at the company:
Wmiflllm.” a whole, it is
not easy to bring together. It is seldom
that seamlllnation like that of Berry
Ma le equalled; it is never surpass-
.ed,andtheartletesreettrsotauseelee-
u‘ ‘
lintal;- .v , . all a ;
at was women.
The Tainted Actress blasts
' and noise stret r
Bappafldbylbemm
Stimuli-Slim Elllllll
lathe Item lstlopulitell lawman,
"ALIOI'I' A OBI M.
'CALLID BACl‘fi-r .
‘VI‘BI THIN WWW—flatulen-
llrw and llegaut Wamobee, We Properties,
and an alternate. Ammpriate lute. Chane-
“me...“ “it". 3.? moon's...”
e vs
I! and tissue.
P.13.";- Band and Orchestra. Welsh for the Grand
Pilot—15, as and 851:. Iatinee niece—Childiel:
moi fet‘l‘lllq, lion. Chart open leader at Belo‘:
a s 's.
One Night Only.
Monday, Sept. 22.
'I'bel’opulerandltmwued
May I)avenport
Will eprwnr with her cutetio of
INTERNATIONAL BEAUTIES
Operatic and Comic Musical Eil‘ects.
Fascinating Forms and Startling
Surpises.
Drswiu crowded houses nightly. (fitted taming
awe huu reds) The Grandeeland lloet Saree-es-
lnl rlrruquc Company on the road.
PRICES, 25, 3.5 and 50 Cents
, Reserved Scale at IIaEe's and Pleistsd'e
stores.
(Willi verse.“ union‘s.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Tuesday, Sept. 23-
The Funniest of All Comedies.
KENNEDY & WILLIAMS
In the entir. 1y ill-written Comedy.
TIIIE WILL TELL.
NEW II'SIC. SOVGS. DANCES. IlEDLlEB
AND til‘EClAlll‘lK-l BY Till: E eTlRB
COMPANY.
drug
at?
A Perfect PCllO'mlllCC by a Perfect Com y.
established with Fawxnatlnn Dre-see, Prey tile.
and a Barrel of Fun. The Orcslrst l'east [Anab-
I]? ever ousted to the public. Full of retire and
on
The Yew Yorl: World says: "Time Will Tell"
opened to it packs! house, and made an lnstannnr
nmue hit.
l'RI 3E5, 33. 7-0 and 75 CENTS.
Reserved Seals at ilele'e and Pialsled‘e.
”9
THE
Kickapoo IDliaD Mllllllll CD.
Will give l-‘ree Exhibitions nightly at their Camp
(in Waehlngton Street, between
lllsaln and Water Streets,
AT 8 O'CLOCK SHARP.
Indian Dances. Indian Songs. Free Lecture, Peruse.
Comedy. Music. etc, kc.
Till; COIPANY WILL REM AIN 'i‘WO WKIKS.
The following Medicines can he obtained lie or
night: Indian time. lndleu Oil. Indian nrm
Iluler, chrapoo Bulletin halve and the chkepoo
Cough l are.
k. B ~Rcml dai|y testimonials from the residents
of Bart Norwwk and vicxn‘lly rcgotdltlg merits of
the above. II? at
South Norwalk School of Shorthand
and Typewntmg
()l‘fi‘ls blil‘lllAY. SEPT. ‘32. AT ROOM NO. 1,
rccoml ll Kill. Lalltlur's illoclt, comer Warh-
lugtort and clutch Mam streets. item '3 until l2 s m.
and 2 until l p. m.. and every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday evening-l. Thorough l"blf0t"l0ll guar-
anteed. l'uplle can enter at any little. {to unmi-
Ietlnn required.
C. I“. I'LUMII. Princlpal.
e192:
District of Nona/sells. ea. Probate
Court, fife-plumber 19th, A. l).. 1890.
Estate of Arthur 3. Perils, of Norwalkdneaid
District, an Insolvent debtor.
(lrrlcml. That the trustee of said estate, exhi-
blt hle account of has said trust to this court
for Mljzllmcnl at the Probate rtllre in Norwalk.
on the 2d dry 0! October, 13%|). at 9 o'clock
foreseen; and that all crsons lute-mud in said
crisis may he notltl themo'. theeaidtruetre
will cause this order to he published In slows
paper havinge clrculatlon in and district. and poet
ecopy timer! on the sign-poet in said Itorwalr,
nearest the place where sad debtor reetdex at
least ten days bciorc said 2d «label October. will
THIS
AN ELEGAIIIEIDIED CANDY
WEEK IIIILI.
FRESH
And the best everecdd lu theelty lor the money.
(lurwagoe will call at your hours daily upon
notifying us.
ADD D & TIL,
Bakers and Confectioners,
snllltl LAUDIR'O DIM son ”I ”WALK.
JAMES MITCHELL, Auctioneer.
flfllllifllr ” i
AT $00210:
Willbeeold tl‘I lea-atlas Mat
suassémufi-r a -
Thursday. Boutonber 25,
“issue-napalm“
Parlor. lied Room [lilting linen and
new i
are state W I I m
‘If‘
Iirltlltl Matinee stuns rm... *
NORWALK OPEIlA HOUSE.’ ~
WASHINGTON sum,
QR“! 10"“, 00M.
wanna.
m:
WWII“! head.not excasdin ll
liglflun..atimeshoo,lwerkflm. g
scanners soon wtraour noalln.
A hr luqlita at the Sentinel branch
flee. . straw. Darnell. salt It
FOR SALE.
Adv-“mummiehesd, notexeesdlngh
flnqlflmefluidmamlweoh film.
bananas-rows BALI -— A DWELLING
Boneeand about It acreeof land, on It! Reel
road. In booth Renate? lna the homestead lately
noes by ijsmin . heed. deceased. Inquire
of llllsra It. need. Administrator r25 tt
Ocholoebnlldi [on wandtofestfront on
I wear mane Illinois museums! or
I. a. now. nan
under ns‘m' E , mama‘s
liner. I time etc. a time. too. 1 ml: also.
mass on ROTOR BILL: 811va nouns.
C tarrregsrden fruit trees, .hc; rent :8 lire.
In I' lloyl. Box M2. s19 lw
‘IVI ROCKS 0N BURBANK s'f'Itkln‘. Itlm'l‘
$3.1». Inquire of J. L. Burbank. or lain
street. at? at
‘WO FD RBISIIID ROOMS A’I‘ KO. to “AVI-
1 land street, 80th Norwslk. s.ti Iw
ART OF HOUSE ON HENRY letIB‘i‘.
South Notwalk; rent 5900. Also part of house
on Best avenue. Bast Harwell. near depot. 6 rooms;
rant sloop. Apply to Taylor A. Golden, or 317.
Your gs. at Lockwood llg. to. sin
PICKS JUST VACATBD I!" W. B.
ugltgfover l'crris‘ hardware store. 'I‘evgihtb
aux.
HOUSE OF NINE ROOMS, NRAR BUYER'S
A store, Ely avenue; good order; posses-
lately; rout, 31:00. E. A. Woodward.
I’LKASAN'I' BOMB IN A CONVENIENT
locality is altered to persons who would like to
visit Washington some time during the winter or
. linemandboard $00 a day. Hrs..l. It.
hour. use let..N. W., eshinlzton. D. C 112ml
Gannon ll. RAYMOND,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 dt 48 Main st., Norwalk
Also Furnishing Under-taller.
elonm
incidence. No. 3 Bermly street. Telephoto
all. 1’74. Day or night.
A. S. P‘ERRIS,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry .
flue Watch Repairing o Specialty.
80 Solar gain 88.. - South Kort-ail.
G E d). J F. 1.. I F serif,
UN D E RTAK E R.
82 North lain street, South Norwulll
Open at all hours. The scrvlrcs of an I‘t‘mbslmcr
and Funeral Director sutured. my! ly
§aa+rnoitviznnlrisot " as...
l...
5i Washington Street»
Upon Dally front) to 1! arm, and from I to a p m
and on Saturday evenings from 6 to s.
H‘Inureet allowed on Deposits.
ALDEN SOLXANS Press
JOIIR Ii. resale. Vice-m...
It'll-ls. JOHN II. KNAT’P Sec. slut [Vibe
T0 HOLDERS OF
Defaulted Farm Mortgage Loans
AND OTHER SECURITIES.
Our scqualntanreln every one or the Western
states an r Territories. and In every Southern state,
with correspondeutein every stare. aid in nearly
every county in every state. muoled with a prac-
tlcol onpel’lence of near thlrly-llvo yours
in the business. enables us to make lilt.‘ but to»
lull» in the collection 0' De’aultcd Farm Mortgage
loans, as writ as in lhc rnltction of defaulted
City, County and Town Bonds.
to holders of such mantles we otter unequaled
teclllllee. areeponelblc channel {or collection. and
the vary but possible service We rmwctiully call
attention to this and invite correspondence.
THE COBB"! BANKING 00..
el‘llm l92 Broadwttytvllew York.
III. N PEINT.
THE HOUSE WILL REMAIN OPEN
ALL WINTER
For Guests on the European Plan
Dinners for p lrtlss of ear on: will be l‘romptly
Furnished.
Tliiillti 0N APPLII'ATION l0
J.E.POWER
K3 if I’Rtli’RlfiTllit
fllDDlD & Ellllilflli.
it" you want some portion
Iarly nicc Java (Tollee. wc Imp
poll to have an extra nice
(aluulity just now. One ml the
causes of llittl collcc is over
roasting; ilis oltou burnt so
as to destroy all the fine flavor.
This Java Calico is the to
suit. of our instructions to our
collco man, and a special cllort
on his part to give us a light
roast. If you are a judge of
Collee. we believe you will.
renounce this fine indeed. It
is well to change and compare
sometimes. Take It pound and
you will want another like it.
Also uotqthc price, 34 cents a
pound.
Mill l [Willi
tor a... tenant Children.
Boarding and Day School
at “sesame
Department has been slowly lnrnlehv
and wl
btoryinadultlun to ltlr‘h‘igl'worltl.I lIl’l'l:
llnpstioradvailt monueato lle stud
the leurnegce. a'g'newoue he p" MM
lhfiDepa‘ll’tmaut o! illooation
pro y museum connectethe two houses
now occupied y the school. Atrelned and experi—
enced teacher a lady. will direct the Gymnaetla,
and are that the exercises and weights are suited to
theatre and alien or the lie.
Ilsa Baird will minutiae; the music by Ills
Devereana. who has high testimonials from Dr 8
B lllla. for many rears her teacher in this country
lire neuroses sub equently studied some years
under the but masters in Germany and Italy to -
test herself in Instrumental and vocal music 'l’ll'e
pianos (six in number) etc all Ins instruments
in; the past year the accommouations for
pupils have been largely increased and many sub—
rtantlel improvements made to add to the comforts
and .. - of the students Pu ls desiring
admission should make immediate sppl cation. sum
fi.‘
Mrs. Meals Sllflll
GIRLSINDYDENGLIBIES
lie-opens at Hillside, Norwalk,
THURSDAY, DDT. 21, 1890.
“Auction "Sale
FINE REAL ESTATE
The place now occupied by Andrew Selicck. Esq ,
Cor. MOTT AND UNION AVENUES,
Will be sold at Public Auction, on
Tuesday, Sept. 23, 1390,
ON Til! PREMISES, AT 3 O'CLOCK P. IL,
Five thousand dollars of the purchase price can ‘
remain on mortgage, if desired; the balance will be
required when the deeds are passed Fm- rr r cent.
or the pnzth-e price will be p quIrr'd at the time of
sale. {or further particulars Imlullr‘ or
W. C. "MARSH, Auctioneer,
506 MAIN St. BRIDGIPOB’I‘. at? it
AUCTION SALE “
Horses, Carriages, Sleiglls,
Buggies, Harnesses. &c.
Will be told at Public Auction, on
The Fair Grounds at Norwalk, Coon,
()‘i
WEDNESDAY. IOCT. l. 1890,
an to o’cnocu,
The entire store of lint-res. Carriages. Sleiuba llue—
ne-see, Ac . u! n. W Gregory. canal-lingo!
to "ones.
7 Praetnns.
2 Vulture Carts and Barnum.
it (four vs
2 (ferryalle.
:l >plEdICB.
:i anlnese Wagons,
l lined Wagon.
l Wagonncun
l Sulllcy.
l Canopies.
l ' hide her Carriages.
3 Carryall Sl-nuhe.
28cm ol Bobs tor Large Carryall.
th elrluha.
IO sit-ti- 01 Double flatness.
a) *‘EH 0! Single “Moore.
5 saddles, different kinds.
l'.’ Sets of lion Belle.
Large stock 0! lanee‘l- Hollis. Whips, etc.
Any of the above will be sold cheap promise to
the section.
Also (or sale or to rent, my residence. 2% West
avenue.
S. W. GREGORY,
sl‘l Uli'l'll NORWALK, CT.
TIIE
PROGRESS RlDDD.
If on are going to buy a Range for your kitchen
this all, and went the
Best and. Lowest Price
call on me. [have the exclusive agency for the
teltllrttcd
“PROGRESS “AN“ 3,"
made atbomollylhe Ssugetuclt lmn Works Co.
and by rpscialerrangerrlents with th at f can set
this first-class artlue at the price of lighter and
retailer once. I warrant every oneto be
THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER
in the word. and will return! your money In vase
of any complaint Being made here you can
always get repairs ln an hour‘s lime.
THE
PDDDDDDTDDD.
WM. PODMORE.
65 NORTH IAIN STREET.
some aoawanrt. l‘oNN.
JOHN IIAUI’T,
l'orrnsm manager or renlngtoa‘s market, has
Meat Market
in W. I. Ayree‘ store, Ito. ill Forth lain street,
where he will beep
Illl 3m
All Kinds of Fresh, Salt and
Smoked lasts at low prices.
Vegetables in their season.
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TO-NIGHT
Ladies’ MerinoVests and Pants,
feather stitched, pearl buttons,
40 cents each.
Gents’ heavy Merino Shirts and
Drawers, either White or mixed,
40 cents.
Either of the above well worth
60 cents.
Remember this sale Duly lasts
to-day.
Boston Store,
South N orwalk, Gt.
H. KRIEGER,
M i 1 1 i n e r 37
AND FANCY GOODS.
We have just received :1 new assortment oi Ladies] Sailors,
trimmed and untrimmed, Plumes, Wings, etc, which we will
sell for next few days.
Special Sale of All TDDDDD IIIIIIlllll
Now Oll hand. All must go to Clean stock. Do not fail to
avail yourseII‘ of this opportunity of purchasing good reliable
goods at remarkably Imv figures.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
Must go at any sacrifice. We do not quote prices, come and
see for yourself.
‘Iisle Thread Gloves and Mitts
Mast go as we intend to make room tor the newest goods that
comczout from time to time.
HOSIERY I
Grout Bargains in this Department.
likewise be reduced.
H. KRIEGEE,
Mahuckemo Hotel Block, South Norwalk, Conn.
TIll But Gulls Ill the Last lull
BOOTSANDSHOES
AT THE STORE 0P
0.1-1- Harvey
Having the largest stock and a good assortment to make
selections from, we are prepared to lurmsh everything from a
child’s lOcent shoe to u goat’s $5 hoot. A number of e' ‘.
allies in gents’. Iadics' anti children's shape. A iadice’ line Kid
Button Boot at $2, formerly $3. Missos' Good School Shoe,
only 81. Children’s School Shoes at 75 cents. Please call
and examine these goods, as it is a pleasure to show them.
6. H. HARVEY,
All other goods will
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