A m . ‘cassleels
W . wet
1890 m
Tll.
tobtamtord yesterday-
11 13
at the Porrehuslar wads. October- 10-
Bov. O. J. North was greeted with
large WWII yesterday.
vacation has bad a beneficial effect upon
kg.
his health.
A special meeting of the borough fire
lib
department ,iacslled for this evening at
the rooms 0’! the Pioneer Hook and Led-
Il'msbssonodocldud or im
, 'U , adjacent points to-day rom-
lls wars-er and cloudy, wit: pos-
in the early part, follow-
” mu Porto-mcrrow like con.
+1 :i _ ‘.
liaise-as Mess- 'Ie-lorrow.
«fisl’il‘l'l‘m‘lfl‘tlad‘
11.21
M Adams is on police duty days
illtam Barnes, of the street railway
“a" filth bronchial trouble.
e. fishnet "Ellery" with a cargo of
”listened, is discharging at Bay-
' 3"
“Mullen will begin the
, yinge six-inch gas main to
Millicent the annual oily election
km,“ the 0th day of October,
, 1m, appmrs in to-day’a lmue.
, “at loa' thsunturtainment of the Allen-
"towahuman are meeting with excellent
. .1
‘ Thbinambara of Hope Hose company
mes wear their new uniforms at the
Mini the Allentown firemen, on
My
Shower connection at bottom prices.
m Sheldon, contractor.
' J. I. Atwood, oi the Winnipauk
- hluhof the horse railway line,is in
‘ W today, with the American
- 1 Am Jowishglrl while playing on
thsuarrhgs bridge yesterday alterncon
H ”board but was speedily rescued
”drowning.
Ilslnfantson of‘ Charles I. Brown
with home of hispareuts on Smith
Mam» night, aged 4 months.
new will be held this afternoon.
0'; r '
‘ " K
, untamed in the residence of
Jib Storms at Cranberry Plains last
‘. filing. The flames were quickly sub-
uh'svsr, audthe damage is very
mt.
l mummmm oi a menr
'ud m Nichols’ family he was un-
”Unanimmfitamfordsoastoprs-
float the organ at St. Paul's church
# “ton, formerly night clerk at
’ N lewYork, New Haven and Hartford
ml II this city, will succeed Fred
““4- the Norwalk oflice oi the
New
read.
W Mount. _Opcn all night
‘ I “twosd'steaaudcofleu. cream, be.
Missourian... pie and cake, be.
no beets liorwslk Baptist Young
M‘s Isolsty of Christian Endeavor
fins-lining a change or time {or their
”3. A son is to be taken this even-
any a M attendance lsdeslred.
" mug. of Dr. James 0. New
, at tbsbcrongh and lies Lillian r.
‘ ‘, ‘tbe soprano oiStPanl'si'
Ideas-a qasrtstte choir, will be sol'
fl Thialty unveil. Westport, on
2;... a 0...... u...
u and Espre- cf Saturday,
' a flagraphlesi sketch and
.r
f
. ‘lsutb‘uwustbsrol the um
Low tide
‘ “in“. committee on getting contribu-
der company.
—0urbing, 50 contra a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
Thomas J. Savage, who died at his
home on Plattsvills avenue, Friday even-
y ,ing, was buried from St. lary’s church
ymtsrdey afternoon.
A Prohibition mass meeting will be
held at the Opera House on Wednesday
evening, September 24. Rev. Henry B.
Hudson, of New York, will deliver an
address.
A brother of lira. Austin Bachelor, of
the borough, spent Sunday with her. It
was the first time Its. Cockefur had
seen or heard from her brothervin twenty-
llve years.
The race biltweeu Issac G. Hamilton's
“label G.” and John Patterson’s“Esster
Hay” is Being held on the track of the
Gentlemen's Driving Association this
afternoon.
The Young People’s Society of Christ-
ian Endeavor, of the First Baptist
church, will hold their semiannual
election of oflicers this evening in the
lecture room of the church.
Workman are employed to-day cutting
of! about one foot oi the sidewalk from
Lender’s corner to the Old Well Hotel
building on Washington street, prepon-
tory to laying the paving stones.
That public eyuore, consisting of a
cluster of six telegraph poles at the cor-
ner of West avenue and Prospect street,
is about to be remedied by removing
four cl the poles and placing the wires
all on one set of poles.
Manager Stanley of the Norwelk
Opera House, has made arrangements
with the new Bridgeport band to give a
concert in front of the Opera House to-
morrcw evening,for the benefit of the
“Time Will Tell” company.
William Neely’s pacer Monkey Rolls
albumin Hanchester, N. 11.. Satur—
day, by beating the record of the track.
Alone he made 2:27;, and with a run-
ning mate he made 2:26, Monkey Rolls
will trot in Daubury, Waterbury and
Derby.
The adjourned meeting of the com-
missioners appointed to assess benefits
and damages upon the proposed widen-
ing of Kain street, will be held in the
Court of Burgs-es room this afternoon.
The adjourded hearing on the matter oi
widening Wall street will be held on ed
Wednesday aiternoon at the same place.
Ilr. Jay-a days he is not married.
last Tuesday a young lady called at
Till 3m oflloe and paid for having
the following marriage notice inserted in
the issue of that day:
131— T -—i Stamford. Sept. idib. by
M 34". eniglg‘k, :ndrew J Jayae. of In 1th,
and Ilse lamle Agnes Dillon, or Statute-d.
This morning Air. Jayne called at the
office and emphatically denied that he
and lies Dillon are married. Evidently
someone has been having a “little fun"
atllr. Jayne's expense.
A Bible Was the (lanes of Ills Arrest.
The case of the State vs. Harry Hen-
dricks was to have been tried before
Judge Knapp this morning, but was
postponed for one week. Ifr. Hendricks
is charged by George V. Jones d: 00., of
Boston, with procuring a family Bible
under the fictions name of Thomas Bar~
ry. Captain Russell Frost has been re-
tained to defend Hendricks.
Democrat“ Congressional convention.
The Democratic dietriot committee of
the Fourth Congressional district have
called a convention to he held at liawos'
Opera House, Bridgeport, on Wednes-
day, September 24, at ll a.m., lor the
purpose of putting In nomination a can-
didate tor Regenerative in Congress.
Amerteaa Isaiah as to mm
A large delegation from Lincoln Conan
oil, no. 4, and Pilgrim Council, No. M,
0. ii. A. I, left this city on the thin
train thismornlng to attend the field “all"
day exercises at Bridgeport. They were
"computed by tbaAmerlous drum W'
WN- M...._........_.....m-.___
PlillfllAi. PAIAOIAl’llil.
lo we
.nf‘ufl't'fl.”
Samuel Lyssa, oi the borough, is in
rlsabnry.
Charleslsltbmf Bridgeport, was in
town ovum.
George W. Banter, of East arenas,
has returned from lsrstags.
llmwll. 1“.de n- Y» b
villi-g la the w a few days.
“Hinduism or New nevus, is
nuts! islands cs Blvsr avast.
list m. use has Learned
The
“M
m
andViIiOIssust-ioyrdahorsstack ride
Pioneer Hook and Ladder company
willbstbs gusstol tbsnarryflowards
Bis
mmmt
Councilman“ WW I ‘1'” Mess: I- ” s cm.
I ‘ J.Outbilllsecs- ‘mlMud lremtheprsssnm
cousin numb. "W“miiidii‘l‘m 20“.... '3: Monday, 33”.. 22.,
Mm W, “lum' D [Dalia
I, MW '3, 2’; tenacious ten minutes buforstllocur‘. ' “W“m.
Barboraveoue. ”I” rose," "0'! seat had been sold. May =Davenport
--‘—--- Thsactin 1—,. the Press of that city, I'll! mm, d
' William 'i'iuoop, 'I'borutorl Prowitt was superb. mar criteria
«err-w cellar Door."
Next Friday evening bright music,
graceful dancers, band in hand with
pretty girls, together with gay, clean
fun, will have the call at lluslo Hall, as
that date will mark the appearance of
James B. lisckie, in the new musical
burlesque, “Grimsl’ Cellar Door." This
attraction has met with great success
from the very start and a large, fashion-
able and enthusiastic audience is assured.
Kerneil's Vaudevillaa.
The New York World said of the corn-
pauy to be at the Opera House Friday
evening: “The evertpopular Harry Ker-
neli heeded an excellent vaudeville bill
at Tony Pastor’s last night. The pro.
gramme was made up of star attractions
and the entertainment was bright and
enjoyable throughout. Harry Kernell
achieved his usual bit, and among the
others who received cocores and applause
were the Coulsou sisters, the Roger
brothers, Lotta Hyde and Harry lelose.”
Played to ,Orowdsd lenses.
The Seymour-Shelton company closed
a three nights’ engagement at the Opera
House on Saturday evening. The com-
pany is a first-class one and drew crowd-
ed houees every evening. On Saturday,
atihe matinee, Manager Stanley gave out
1,000 surprise whistlesmhich amused the
small boys and made the large ones stop
up their ears to keep out the racket. The
company remained in town over Sunday
and left this morning for Hartford to
fill a three nights’ engagement.
Pat Boouay at Music “all.
Pet Rooney’s “New Wardrobe" come-
dy company gave a most delightful en.
tertsiumeot at Music Hall Saturday
evening. Put never appeared to better
advantage here, and in all he did,
whether dancing, singing or in make-up,
provoked constant amusement and so
cured the most enthusiastic applause.
The entire company gave him the best
possible support, and shared with him
the applause ol the evening. The quar
tette deserves special mention, in their
songs and imitations. This orgsuiltltion
mount be bent and their novelties are of
the mostnrtislic and mirth provoking
character. M"
Most cenuurane cast, but every one
knows that great guns are blown.-—-
Pittsburg Chronicle.
'l‘ax Collector’s Sale.
OFFICE is hereby given that the undersigned.
Collector ol'i'sxee. under and by virtue of a
certain taxwarrInt, duly executed and slgned b
properuthcvltyaud dirrclcd to the underslnedy,
eommandinghimtoiev andcollectol’
I
audotlrr persons named inthe rare book,ou the
ural por-
magnum
list to said warrant annexed. their eev
lions ol’ the sum lots! as therein stair
being a tax or assessment laid upon the Inert
muntilst made in is}? ay the lubabltan s ol the
town cl Norwaik, rrgnlsrly and legally assembled.
to wlt,on tho ‘JSJl day of December, A. 1).. 1881‘
met for the purpose of providing for the indebted—
ness or said term, levies upon the following de-
scribed real estate or said
Sweet a Company,
situated in town Norwa k, and bounded as fol
laws. to wit: All that rev;."u tract of land bounded
cast ry highway, known as list avenue; south by
lander Orlando Jon-s, land or [inter rocket and
land oi B. 2. Norton; wvst by land of se‘d Norton.
and n'rt'iei by land oi .trara B. Smith and wife:
said tlact bring eight feet on K‘st avenue, so call»
. and three bond 1 at in depth.
And I shall sell at public auction. on the premises
heruisbulore dr-cribed,on the 2:; it day or “0va
A D , im, at to o'clock, forecourt. so much thewol
as will raise that sum of three dollars and seventy—
dve cunts, (375) that being the proper ion or said
haircut I company. 01 tau sum total is sold list.
together wilh the sin. of levy. sale, the.
Geo. B 81'. JOE , ’l'sx Caller: or, List tan.
Mgtgmwahhplembuna. D., 1&0.
all
’l'ssa Collector’s Sale.
Oll'lcl is berrhy giventh the undersigned,
N (‘ollectorol Taxes, under and by vmneo! a
certain lax warmt, duly executed and signed b
proper aatlorLty. andhdlre‘cédniufiuhz'undenl‘
command on to y t
MBAROBNT & COMPANY
andothrr named in the run book,ocihe
ll“ l0 warrant "heard their several rm.
ilurs oilhe sum total u therein staird.sadsusl
being a tax or assessment laid upon the ulcesmcni
list made in l-‘SS by the Inhabllams of the town or
itorwalku clariv and lrgsliv assembled. to all.
us than”: ay or December. A D. Ilse. lid for its
psrpmeol providing for the lullehtednrmoi' said
.owu. levies spin the foi'ollflfl desrnbul real
momentum
Suwant A. Company.
situated in lowu cl Norwala, and bounded as fol-
towil; [‘1 that rennin tract of is .d bound. .1
2:3 hlnhway, known as fast avenue; south by
land 0 .ando Jout‘, land or liner Pol-brine
Md of ll 2. Norton; will! by lander said No: in,
and “thaw by lead at l'rna ll. smith and wile:
said t zit. be." eightv lret on f‘ ‘st avenue. soull-
ed, and three hits-1nd fret ln deuln.
And lsbali sell at Public ant ton, on the pram
hwelabslmdrsrrlbrdm the “iihcay oi Himmler,
A D. is”, at lilzlco‘cloeli lover-non. so inurh
lhsrcnlsswlllraieslae seat 0! thus hours and
seventy-Ave male (.8: ). that berg lb. peponlm
of the salrlsa‘grntacompsny, therein Soul
Iu ssld lint. together with the charges or levy,
sale, on.
em. ll. 81'. will. 'l‘ar counter. List lug,
Day at Mwalk, brute-her let. A. ii, im.
19 on
'l'as Collector’s bale.
Norton ls hsve
Oollrcturof
i 'r
til; 3
£2
ll
2
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i
5
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o
ounces u. BAIIOND,
Furniture Dealer. "
Haterslthltldsmmrmlt
Ales cusses-r
til-isn't».
.. I'EIS
”mmmih
: Ellalllll Farr Illlilll Loan
minimum Blill‘l'ill
Operatic and Comic Musical Effects.
Fascinating Forms and Startling
Surpites.
omen “W
PRICES, no, so and 50 Cents
Reserved Seals at llaia's and Pleisted's
a... 3'."
OPERA HOUSE, NORWALK.
0N! NIGHT ORLY.
Tuesday, Sept. 33
The Funniest of All Comedies.
KENNEDY do WILLIAMS
lo the entirely re-wvitien cornsdy,
'l'IlE W L TELL.
NEW IUSTC. SONGS, DANCE. FED
AND SPICIALTIBS BY TH. EaTlli‘én
COMPARE
A Perfect Mormons a Perfect (loin
established with muuiuz’nm-ea Pruti blind:
and a Barrel of Fun. The Greatest Feast Laugh-
llg ever altered to the public. Phil of
It
The New Yuri: World says:
opened to a motel house,
ncous hit.
Efllil’e and
"Time Will Tell"
PRICES, 35. 50nd 75 GENTS.
Reserved tints at Hale‘s and Plaisted‘s. slu
JllB’l' ONE JOLLY NIGHT.
FRIDAY. SEPT. 26
Till POPULAR YOUNG COIIDIAN,
JAM ES B. MACKIE
(CRIMESEY. ME BOY ll
In Thou. Addison’s New. Bright, Original Musical
lesquc.
calms”:
CELLAR
noon.
Supported by a Large Company of Star Inn labors
Bright, Catchy Music !
Sparkling Specialties!
A World of Novel Features!
Fan Ilcigos Supreme:
as, to and 7: 08m
Seals new on sale at iioyt's and Owen‘s drug
a]?
ly.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 26
HARRY KERNELL’S
HIGH-CLASS llllllEVlLLES.
Absolutely the largest and adest apecislt
company ever c'luceived and long: thronebcul lb:
country. Direct iron 'l‘ony Pa-.or‘s Theatre and
s ally cugarud at a large
I c ular at all THE-h comedi the ob
llc's favmmllenry Kancii Ill. p
. the thcns Terpsi-
choruses, Cocteau Sisters; monarch junior. pro
mierscrobat. Barry La lines; the WM lustru
manlalisia. Binus and Burns; the latest novelty in
the vaudenllc do acrobat. Charles Harding and Lll~
lie Ah tlid: the refined Chaucer change artists, Id
hcndsllaud Ruby lotion; lhe sucaselui ex
some of iburpml I or ill: day, Fisher and Flash,
the onvinal and popniav strata artists, all Wilton
and Barrie Nels u: the too lianll cracaers. Rogers
Brothers; the charming and dancing come-discus.
lira llot' , Hyde. The whole in conclude with the
ore-act musical comm iy, “strum-sue KIOPL
llt‘l‘." 'uiroduclug Ilsa hits Hyde and Ir
harry Kerncll. The above comedy produced with
new scenery and mtllllll‘li rdecia. mating it the
' of the performance. Prices. 35,50 and 75
cents. iirservnl seats at usual places. s30
Notice of City Election.
'l‘llll LlilAl. VOTIllS o! the (My or South Nor-
wslk, C .un . are hereby holidal that an annual
election will be he'd at the Pole-c Station. on navi-
land street. in said city or South Norwalk. on the
first Monday In October, Mint the elaih day oi 0c-
lpbcr, law. [or the purpose of electi- g a layer Ill
(3 nudism}. a Tress“ er. a Collector. a Martha],
one andiux. two lam re 0! the Board of
lrstloo. and two inspectors of I!
i'umt'ulsalm, for lull term, in pill’c of Charles rt.
Trowhridrc. whose tum ct odi:e or its: Jimmy
i, "'9', ard a Treasurer or the Water guild,
The pom will N! open trout ll o'clock a. at. till 5
o‘clock p, Ia.
Par order of ilg-Ill‘naqrd ”8'. alienation“.
‘. i) (l 0 ’8, (ill ('lr-rl.
‘ bred at live City 0! south NOIIIII, (Jo’nI , aepl.
s‘ht It
WEEK llllEY.
AN ELEGANT MIXED CANDY
300. Per Pound.
FRESH
And the bsstsvereold in lastity lorihe mosey.
PRICES.
st
Opera House—One Hizhi 0n
expense. Budd! by
h.
ettlou one Water
Our wagon will call
mirylsg as.
at your house daily upon
Ballets and Confectioners,
mm tsuumnwcnspcru woswana
1'0 ROI-DIR. OF
AND OTHER SECURITIES.
audluade an lustsnuta- A
Music Hall. South Norwalk. gr,“
9‘" thelaleSALLY nonaumnu
pronounce this line indeed. It
is well to change and compare
sometimes. Take a pound and
you will want another like it.
Also note the price, 34 cents a
pound.
WILLIS
andsboutliscrsecliand.cu Ilvlteca
M,ljmfll iiorwsi homesteul
udby Bulamln
of Illlln'l 3. load,
WOehnieabulldlngIotsiBOand
'estavsune Apply W.
illior'l'
tiniest in
.ulwor
n2"
TO LET.
dvurthsmmtaundarthlsbesd, nmaxmudmgo
ltrlu.A Ibeudflmmulwukflm
maul OS ROTOR SILL: sum llOOIls-
gardsu. fruit to; rest 38 In.
its 1' licyt. Box his,
all iw
\wo FURNISBUD ROOMS AT NO. to DAVl~
1 land street, 80th Norwalk. ll 1
d w
ART 0? [1008! ON umr S'l'llll'l'.
South Nclwalk; rent til (I). Also part cl house
on last avenue, last 'k, near depot, 6 rooms;
rent slow. apply to Taylor .I Golden, or W.
Your gs. at Lockwood Ilg. Co. s15
E OFHOIS JUST VACATID BY W. B.
Tnmder over Icrrla'hsrdwelu star. Taylor a
Golden. auteti
RODS! 01" high uooua‘oigfiovm
at y avenue; r; .
mug? rent, .1200 it. A. Woodward.
BA ROI! IS A OOWIKNT
flu , fleece d who m.“ to
visit Washington some time u i w tel or
lloom board on a y.
. and g. Ira. J I.
boot. line i so. 1'. W.. ssh
lemon, D. 0 new!
LOST.
slow in
Advettlsemnla under this head
Ilnmitimchdtimuska wait
on SUNDAY, tilP'l' 2|. SBTWRRN MUG t
luck and south rim-walk bridge, a pocket book
containitl '11- pro ty of poor woman. 'cave
at usurious! unic's “moire rewa d. m at
not cswedinr 5
sun
SOUTH IOBWALK SAVINGS BARK
ill Washington em
Open Dallylromv to ilam..and from 1 tea on:
and on Saturday evenings from 6 to 6.
winters“ allowed on Deposits.
3.1.be schism h..-
.lorm u. i'Kltitls “when;
631-" . roux u. sharp See. and Tm
S.
A. B‘ERRIS,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Fire Watch Repairing a Boonhlty.
89 South Iain on, South Inn-ll.
GEO. JELIFFE,
UNDERTAKER.
it: North Main Street, South Norwslk
Open at all hours. The services or an Dnbellner
and Funeral Director secured. ' myl ly
" unit Tingling Klein}?
Housman .- "lllRNI'l’URE
AT AUCTION
Will besold at Public Auction on the premiere of
Ion, near the Red
Hills, at Upper Five lilo River,
Thursday, September 25.
At 10 o'clock, a. m , a general assortment oi
Parlor. Bed Room, Dining Room and
Kitchen Furniture.
A good assortment of ghip Carpenter's and Garden
cola.
a!) ~li JOHN NEWTOV SCHOPIILD. Trustee.
ll. N PEIN'I'.
ALL WINTER
For Guests on the European Plan
Dinners for parties of any site will be Promptly
Furnished
malts 0N APPLICATION TO
I. E. POWER
all If ruorma'ron.
lllllllll l illusion.
If you want some particu-
larly nice Java (,‘oflec, we bop
pen to have an extra nice
quality just now. One of the
causes of bad notice is over
roasting; it is often burnt so
as to destroy all the line flavor.
This Java Collee is the re-
sult of our instructions to our
coffee man, and a special cllort
on his part to give us a light
roast. If you arcs judge of
Cullen. we believe you will
I : ‘_ gins
’ WASHINGTON STREET, I ,
South lot-walk, Conn. no sp-sss'l'henlsy.lsst.ia,m
use a». WWI hm
- stall-ts, lcraay
w .mwmumwmmw
Amn. Iatumlfllmvyluaddltlca to run... work. rs.
5 flywhlbsnressetsgllaalmt stimuli Isn—
AMWWHMMW Ilium Albany It. gm
mrwu.smm,imn.m Walk-bahulgmi:
J a.“
salience—camera" monououhv mm: “1“, "If". III- dates 5
eoavwmatwltblnglishand . car. A m m mm
mm um.i.."a‘.’::'n..n:'; Wabgsafitawgomm
“advancement. mite-a. nus-all»! once. 3‘3"“? ”1"“?! I"Irons-rig
seen It!!! 0! ,
m Dal-“lingual Euthanasia lbs
P08 “ALB. fights. rcrmsny wh‘Efihmmlg
" -II 'oqlu nudlrd some years
Woman-mums museums... a... ,
lines. 1 curse. s one. 50:. l we also on nay-um hrmglal and”, "d 31': ”H.
pianos (slx'ln saber. mg g... i
slurs arenas—a quart-rm or (3an m”. hm, "If, a a.
la. Apolytccwleealdsnls,” adams u.” rmnasedau many-n
a mu-ef'horwsik. use it: be MJIW&‘E‘”W to thecgmlorts
Aunmmua'rou's eats -—a n a W "ll“ euro
bolus the lately
. M in l
3......” i."
llll. ilal’s Sillll
sun ill] liillll} LADIES
lie-opens at Hillside, Norwalk,
TEESDAY, DDT, El, 1890.
Auction Sale
FINE Bill ESTATE
The place now occupied by Andrew Selleck, qu ,
Cor. MOTT AND UNION AVENUES,
Will be sold at Public Attrition, on
Tuesday, Sept. 23, 1890.
ON THE PRKXTBIS, AT 3 O‘CLOCK P. l..
l’ive thousand dollars of the purchase price can
remain on mortgage, if desired; the balance will be
required when the deeds sre pal-ed Fire
2513’
, r cent.
purchase price will be h culled at thepiime of
For further particulars inquire of
W. C. MARSH, Auctioneer,
506 MAIN ST., BRIDGIPOII'I‘. ii? at
AUCTION SALE
Horses, Carriages, Sleighs,
Buggies, Harnesses, «be.
I
Will be told at Public Auction, on
The Fair Grounds at Norwalk, Conn.,
WEDN ESDAY,
‘OCT. 1.1890,
AT [0 O’CLOCK,
The entire stock ol‘ Horror. Carriages. Sleiahi, liar-
naaes. ac , or e. W. Gregory. consisting or
15 llor-u,
7 Ween-us.
1 Vi. Carts and Harness
’ v3
‘2 Carryslts.
8 *plndlu.
3 Business Wagons.
l Road Wagon.
l W concur.
l 2:: ey.
! r Ice.
1 l bldoevbll .
8 Carryall filclgbo.
1 Sets 0! Babe for Large (lanyail.
m :loighs.
Io sets or Double iiareeas.
meters 0' M is Burners.
o Saddles dl rent kinds.
ill em of Bod Bails.
large stock of ‘antc‘s Rubia. Whips, etc.
Any or the above will be sold cheap previous ‘tu
the section.
Also forsaleor to rent, my residence, 28 West
avenue.
8. w. GREGORY,
sit still"! souvenir, tr)".
Palomino.
it on are log to be
this i, advent the
Best and Lowest Price
call came. lbsve the exclusive agency luv the
rehhrilrd
“ PROGRESS BANG E,”
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selections from,
child’s 10-
alties in gcnts', ladies’ and children‘s slmcs.
Button Boot at $2, formerly $3.
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an examine these goods, as it is a
We are. not gain to pretend to offer you gold dollars Tie:
10 cents, neither 0 we hold out the alluring hail of an else
gout gold watch and $10 thrown in for $10; but this we ti
say, that we will give you better value for our moue
has ever been allowed in South Norwalk be ore. Beei es. 1
ing you an equal value in goods for your money, we thrown. n»
one coupon, “so as to melee the scales balance in your favor,"
with every dollar purchase. Fifty of these coupons you will .,
find just as good as money when presented at North’s studio,
hington street, for one dozen of his elegant Cabinet 3
Portraits. ‘
FOR THIS WEEK...
' DRESS GOODS. .
An elegant line of all wool Surges, Cashmeres
tines in all the latest shades and eflects.
goods which retail for 62
per yard.
For a cheap and serviceable house dress,
beauty; full 36 inches, every shade, close twi
per yard. J net imagine it, full dress for one
dollar I“
Don't tell your friends, but come and 88b the line of All
Wool
Dress Flaunels. full 38 inches wide, we are offering at
37130 per yard.
HOSIERY. HOSIERY.
Gents’ Fancy Stripe Hull Hose,
soles, the kind that usually retails
we mark the price l2§c per pair.
price, but call and examine.
Keep the children warm. W
which we sell from 10c up to 330, according to size.
We have another line beginning at 150 and so on up. We
guarantee price and quality on both lines.
In Kid Gloves, we have all prices, qualities and styles. We
would, however, just call your attention to one line at 590.
They are the best thing for the money we have ever offered,
they are a better glove in fact than those usually retailed at
75c and 80c per pair.
Call and examine and see if every one of the above facts
are not as they are represented to be.
THE Bflllllll SillllE
83 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH NORWALK. CT. '0
H. KRIEGER,
M i 1 1 i n e r 37
AND FAN CY GOODS.
We have just received a new
trimmed and untrimmed, Plume
sell for' next few days.
Special Sale ll All Trimmed lilinlrl
Now on hand. All must go to clean stock. Do not fail to
avail yourself of this opportunity of purchasing good reliable
goods at remarkably low figures.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
Must go at any sacrifice. We do not quoie prices, come and
see for yourself.
Lisle Thread Gloves and Mitts
Must go as we intend to make room lor the newest goods that
comczout from time to time.
HOSIERY I HOSIERY I
Great Bargains in this Department. All other goods will
likewise be reduced.
H. KRIEGEE,
Mobsckcmo Hotel Black, , South Norwnllr, Conn.
The Bill Gulls lg [Ill Least
and Brillian-
Among this lot are
to per yard; we mark the lot at 49c __
we have got I
ll cashmere me
full regular made, double
for 200 per pair, this week
Don’t judge them by the
e have a splendid child’s vest .
assortment oi Ladies’ Sailors,
8, Wings, etc, which we will
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lolly .
BOOTSAND SHOES
‘1' THE 31'1”"! OI’
C. H. Harvey
Having the largest stock and a. good assortment to make
we are prepared to furnish everything from a
cent shoe to it genl's $5 boot. A number of spent»
A ladics’ fine Kid
Misses’ Good School Shoo,
at 75 cents. Please call
pleasure to show them.
. G. H. HARVEY, '
n1 $1. Children’s School Shoes
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