I”. to-day testifying in the William H.
hmumained aflafltflgy.
'1!” England rn
ork,‘ Eastern Pennsylvania and
fair, slightly warmer
. .. with southeasterly
.. conditions will probably
_. to-morrow. lo thisoityand
, .theweatherpromises to
Tait. with aellght increase
. and variable winds be-
.l
”Malamute-Im-
”in I to l 0.30 12.28
Fridsy’e mm. and save ilve
_ cutting out that coupon.
Wu '1'. J. Burns is the father
,Wlitflebabyglrl, bornlastSat-
W'- of the borough, form-
' the Gazette, has accede a
1“?” City.
Ell mutual advance sale of
M, the‘fl'ime Will Tell” company
Mahmutonignt.
3300mm and see the fine
’ to’all wants. ArmPatcss.
, . r. Quintard. of the borough,
; ght out o. H. Valden’s Wall
5 ‘ . Eetook possession yes—
, ._.A- Place, who leased the
.. - m on East avenue for the
sadism it moving" back to New York
, aters ahdfamiiy broke camp
._,'I'hey have can'bed out for
1‘ , ailingliquorwithoutalicense
mirisdhefore theoriminal sideof
“‘1'
MOM of Forresters held
.. ”7W hall last evening.
> - 4 wersAssistant Super-
» French and his stall of
, aftwnoen at 2:00 o'clock. The
were killed in Willow Brook
. , -' machinery man, Capron
' , carpal orders for water-wheels.
‘ millennium fair.
work d extending the line of
. ‘ parfermanestoa
mm attheOpara lion.
', fad-sea the fsstsrsswss
' - fish Id. Aaroa,Jr.,only
, ed rounds of
of ahlsswsrsasoareeofgreatplsssnreisst
m; ‘ ..,,. _
Thsrawillhsunmsstingofthaw.0.
T. U. tomorrow evening, owing to the
county convention in Greenwich.
Robert A. chcuald is to go to hath
no" this evening, where his wife and
child hast spending a few weeks.
The Stamford Grand Army men are
holding anionster fair this week. Gov-
ernor Bulkelsy and staff will be present
on Friday evening.
lfrs. Mary A. It. Dowd, mother, of Dr.
Emily Parties. died this morning at
North Haven, where she was visiting
list Katherine B. Dowd.
—-Curhln'g,l50 cents a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
Obie! Vollmer has been inJBridgeport
Knapp liquor case. ‘ In his absence Cap
tain Colgrove has been on duty.
The state prison birds, confined in the
Bridgeport jail were called for by Weth.
ersileld keepers yesterday afternoon, and
escorted to their future home.
A meeting of the Epworih League of
the South Norwalk Methodist church,
will be held to-morrow evening, when
delegates to the coming convention will
be elected.
Col. Leslie Smith has received from
Canada a line team of horses for hisown
use. -As soon as he begin no use our
roads we expect the colonel ill join the
great army of kickers about their condi-
tiou.
Mrs. Lucinda Allen died at the resi-
dence of Barnum Meeker, on Westport
avenue, last night, aged 91 years. The
funeral will he held at the residence of
Mr. Meeker this evening at I! o’clock,
The remains will he taken to Danbury
for interment Thursday morning.
—Depot Restaurant. Open all night.
Park a Triford's tea and coffee. cream, 5c.
Fresh sandwiches, pie and cake, 5c.
Since the introduction of the boy choir
in Trinity church, Bridgeport, of which
E. 1!. Jackson is organist, the attend-
ance has steadily increased until it has
become necessary to place seats in the
males to accommodate all who come to
hear the excellent music and the elo-
quent extemporanccus sermons of the
rector, Rev. L. N. Booth.
lire. A. H. Hoyt, of Berkeley street,
wife of shoe dealer Hoyt, had a terrible
fall yesterday afternoon about four
o'clock. She went to go down cellar,
when she stepped one box which tip.
pad andthrsw her head first down the
mails. She fell heavily, putting both
wrists out of joint and spraining her
ankle, besides bruising herself consider-
ably.
—-Remember those that at Smith Bros.
will be counted ‘ 80th., and the sew-
ing machine given to the nearest gueseer.
You are entitled to one guess for every
dollar’s worth you buy.
The contest for the licN’eil silver set
was sailed yesterday of Bridgeport. and
the Ciytie, owned by Capt. Frank Staples,
was the winner. This is the third time
the Clytie has won in the different races
for the trophy and under the arrange-
ment Capt. Staples is the permanent
holder of the silver set. There were
three boats entered in the contest, the
Clytie, the Tern and the Arrow.
The “Time Will Tell" company will
play the Opera House this evening.
The pany were well liked in Bridge-
port d this evening a large number of
Brid rt people will attend. The new
Bridgeport hand will arrive on the seven
o'clock train and, after giving a concert
in this city, will take a special car and
proceed to the Opera House, where they
will give one of their excellent open air
concerts.
Wilton News.
Miss Mary Emery, of New Hampshire,
is the guest of Ira. Sarah Clark.
lira. Nathan Belden, is visiting with
her son, Rev. Charles Belden, of Astoria,
L. l.
11. Clinton fluid, of Detroit, Mich. is
enjoying his vacation with his parents,
Mr. and lira. E. D. Bord.
lil- Clara lorehouse returned home
on Saturday evening altars three weeks’
visit with friends in Brooklyn.
George Gray, who has been spending
his vacation with his parents in West-
lleld, Ila... returned home last evening.
rusty Icaruabraw Tender.
Dennis Golgan. brother to lilchael
Colgan, night watchman at the depot
in this city, yesterday completed
his fortlsth year of continuous service
withthe New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad, holding his present
positionas drawunder of the railroad
bridgsinflridgsportforthspast thirty-
sevsu years. In 1807 the company
presented him with live shares of stock.
habavingriabad his life to prevent an
accident.
levivalatthellsasessciahles.
Amorsmsntlsonfootamongeomeol
theprnrninant men of South Norwalk
lookiagtovnrdan early revival of the
Homemaiahlesthissmson. Thussocl-
winter, the only never being most
._: “tram
Mata Bentham. he! taro ol‘ers‘sihepatrocs
position is Pleisted’l drug playhouse. Billy‘xenesoy and Billy
' or thispopular
Williams are. thy stars, and a coin
company has been enlisted (or
support. Gongs, dances and specialties
are thickly sprinkled through the per
furnaces and have been freely applaud-
ed everywhere by a large audience.
no lluaat lllt or Illa urs.
"lirimes'Csll'ar Door,” the latest musiv
cal burlesque, has proves a great success
from the very first production, and the
newspapers in general are loud in their
praise of the entire performance. James
B. lackle, the accomplished young com-
Ccllar Door. This great attraction will
be men in South Norwslkat liusic Hall
next Friday evening, and notwithstand-
Ing the large expense attached to this
engagement prices will remain as usual.
Highchu Vaudevilles.
Harry Kernell’e Vaudevillee,’ which
Manager Stanley has booked to appear
at the Opera House Friday evsning,play-
ed;lsst week at Tony Pastor’s theatre.
The audiences were large and unusually
enthusiastic. There were any number
of bright novelties introduced in the
entertainment, which was immensely
enjoyable throughout. Barry Kernell
had many new and witty things to say,
and of course, achieved his usual big hit.
Among the others who were accorded
generous approval may be mentioned
the Couleon Sisters, dancers; Harry La
Rose, in some new feats of jugglery;
Blues and Burns, instrumentalists; Ken-
dall and Marion, in a very pleasing
sketch; Lottie Hyde, singer and dancer;
Fisher and Clark, comedians; Chas.
Harding and Little Ah Bid in agrotesque
act; Alf. Wilton, Sadie Nelson and the
Roger Bros. The performance concluded
in a burst of merriment with “McFarl-
den's Elopemeht," introducing Lottie
Hyde and Barry Kernell in some very
creditable comedy work. The company
will surely haven week of gratifying
results.”
art. mourn rut:w this.
Matters Worthy of Mention that Do Not
Happen Every Day.
The Bridgeport High School Cadets
have been refused arms by the secretary
of war.
Joseph Crevoieerat, aged five years,
fell from an apple tree in Preston, Satur-
day evening, and received probably fatal
injuries.
The town of Madison has been present-
ed wrth valuable real estate by Daniel
Hand of Guilford. The income will sup-
ply the Hand academy with tools, etc.
Bridgeport schoolboys rebel because
their teachers have instructed them to
take of! their hats whenever they meet
the superintendent of schools on the
streets.
The New Milford Gazette says that
there is good reason to believe that the
tobacco crop has not been injured to any C
such extent as has been asserted in the
newspapers.
Arthur Doyle, an unmarried shoemak-
er, about thirty~iive years of age. who
lives at Litchfield, wad so badly injured
by the cars at Win-ted on Saturday
evening, that hie recovery is doubtlnl.
Captain A. E. Daniels, of Mlddletowu,
is under arrest, having threatened to cut
with the sword he carried in the late
war his wife's threat for admitting to
their houses boarder of whom he was
jealous.
Killed at flawleyvilla.
Ammi F. Hull, a veteran of the late
war and an inmate of the Soldiers’flome
at Noroton, met with a violent death on
Friday evening. near the station at liaw-
leyville. On Friday morning one of his
sons accidentally shot Mrs. Bull in the
left arm, inflicting a serious wound.
Ifr. Hull was notilyed by telegraph and
at once started for his home in Wood-
bnry, where the accident occured.
Arriving at Hawleyville he missed the
regular New York a New England train
for Woodbury, and attempted to secure
passage on several freight trains. Being
refused by the conductors be resolved to
surreptitiously board a freight train, and
started down the track to meet one.
This was the last seen of him alive, and
during the evening his lifeless and
mangled body was found lying on the
track. He had evidently been struck by
a train he attempted to board.
The deceased was lib years of age, and
for several years wasa school teacher:
He served In Company C. First Iieavy
Artillery. during the war, and was made
a cofporal.
MI lap Cut 0'.
i“. J. O'Kecfe, of South Boston, Iiass.,
a drummer for a wholesale liquor house,
attempted to jump from a moving train
at Bridgeport last night. and was thrown
under the wheels, which severed both
legs just above the ankle. There Is
slight hopes of the recovery of the in-
jured man.
~Csrter Harrison, rx~ mayor of Chica-
go. mys: "Since 1 have used Brussels
soap, 1 have been led to believe there is
some good In me yet."
I
South Harwell: om”. mum:
and Typewrlling.
unwound... Mo's: ..."..".'. 52'
$5111! 1,-d every mw’T‘
“
mean»
tlsemmtsretasyt-s. Isa-l-
3? e.r. Fulfilfllrlnclpal.
GEORGE II. BAIIOND,
Furniture Dealer.
m... llesSlmllltrfllrlsstJlmslt
All.
m Fm.
men-v - WMflW“w
edlan, hasmade the biggest hit of his .
life as “Billy Grimes,” who. owns the 7"
Tuesday, Sept. 23-
m Funniest of All Comedies.
KENNEDY e WILLIAMS
la the satluly Minus m!-
Till! Is...T§II-
r
A Perfect Palmnsnes by s M
established with Museum
and a Barrel of Fun. The at
er ever
mean ,
mfil
ran In York World . "Time wm rar-
opsmaedbggspscksdhoeseradeT-sds an loam
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more. Ii. ”and recurs.
Reserved deals at llsle's and PIaIstsd’s. sill
JUI‘I’OII JOEL! Irons.
FRIDAY. SEPT. 26
was rorvtsa reuse consular.
JAMES B. MACKIE
(GRIIESEY; I! BOY!)
In meadow. New. Bright, Original fluvial
as
artists?” '
CELLAR
noon.
Supported lyyaLargeCoinpanynlhtarhalakcrs
Bright, Catchy Music:
Sparkling hpcclallies!
A World of Novel Features:
l’nn Itctgos Supreme!
PRICE, - - 35, ti) and 75 03318
State now on sale at Boyt’s and We drug
stores. at?
Opera House~~0ne Hieht 0.1;.“
FRIDAY, SEPT. 26
HARRY KERIELL'S
HIGH-BLISS VIIIIIEVILLIS.
Absolutely the largest and grandest specialty
company over conceived and round “number the
country. Direct from Tony Pawior's Theatre and
clally engaged at a l expense. Headed by
l 0 most popular d all fish comedians. the pub
ilc's favor re, iieary finned. the I'M Tequi-
cbonane,t'mlaon Slicers; rematch iatgler. pre
mleracrnhatJiarry Ln Rose: the refined lama
mentalists, Blane and Burns; the latest novelty In
the vaudeville do acrobat. Charles Balding and Lli>
tie Ab illd; the refined therscser change artists. Id
Kendallsud Ruby latter the sneerssful expo-
neatoof that-prune of the y, Fisher and Plark;
the original and popular sketch artists, All Wilton
audit is Nels s; the two sanll craaers. lingers
Brothers; the charming and comedians.
Itlu Lotta Byte. The whole to conclude Ilth the
oncact musical comedy, "It: YADDEI 8 Bull’lr
new." Introducing is!» torn lyric and it:
Barry Kemcll. Theahovc comedy rsedaced with
new scenery and meshsaleal clear. testing it we
feature of the performance. Price-.35,” and 13
cents. Reserved seats at usual planet. I”
notice «airy Election.
Tuamanvornauwsrmaoo
mercenaries!” that-swans!
electionwllihshsldstthshlissfiatiomealavt-
lasdetrssiJassldeiiystlcmh Man the
theatathdayctOc
uncilmcn, a'l'rcaso . .a moot.
onesnditoerolnbrrsofihs Board of Rrgtr
tratlaa.aadtwo laspscrcvacf ‘ one water
Consultations, for fall tan, in place of Charles ti.
’l’rowhri whose tamer also agree January
1. tool,ard s’l’rssssravof the Water and.
The pollswili as operatic-d o'elocka. m. till .5
o'clock p. 3.
Per order Councilmen.
IDIITN u l. (3le City Clerk.
anggulhemtyotsoath Marathons, .
lllls would
AN ELEGANT MIXED CANDY
300. Per- Pound.
FRESH
Andlbc best ever sold is the city for the money.
Our wagon will call at your house daily upon
IotlfyIaqu.
Allellun & Ill,
Bakers and Confectioners,
auIOtf mourns swca. some soawsur
1’0 HOLDERS 0F
lelatllel Farr Ionian: Luau
MID OTHER SECURITIES.
Oar mature in
stair ans Terms“
wit weapon t!
every county is every state. resold a
steal experience of awn thistyolva
la the hadnsublsswstomaksihs best
suits In the collection of Wilt“ fal- Hostage
as well as in the rotation of Matted
I.”
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on on..." m
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d massruittss we ales resonated
greenfimw tbs-aet‘l’es ”haw,”
statics ere-pram (all
airmen» sad iavirrromspusdsaes. ,
Till Mill IAIKIIB 60.,
rim to: Broadway. law Yer}.
indebted to said as”... are ”is as. no.
"a" """"s' sun A. stmssssor.
aldnm W the will it.
A. S. FERRI S.
JEWELER.
Ilia-sails, . Watches, Jewelry.
GEO. JELIFF‘E,
UNDERTAKER.
semiannual-pursuance
I
Mill,
olnedtothspuhltc. sailor Iiailraaad ‘3
Music Hall. South Norwalk. 0
e as to destroy all the fine flavor.
m roast.
I .
,.
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voter-8mm
omit. conn.
2on
as!“
WAIT!!!-
‘m tblshsad.notsaeeslliu¢o
firemansmtooamsm.‘
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" save to trans run our scone
T'I‘r’sslases. inquire at the death ilorwalk lies-
tol lion. ‘3 It
I‘I‘D'A'l'm HAITI!) Al 00mm.
nasaaddrsss ldward Jonson,” of 8.1L
§srd. Mice. (it. as Iw
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mat Italsgushssda lsh.ableeor-
b uaa:ialor and book W
keeper
m modasts when there lsaehasrs
scram“ t. mason-H a. o..s¢nunol ones.
It .
“up
1‘03 SALE.
exceeding 5
mummmsoi
lbfildflcalmmlwflflm
N YAIILY HORSE. TOP BOGOY All!)
[TamwoaerneyCom O’allat sum
lartavsaueJl . slalw
' ABLI surmise mes on wool).
largo. a. Darrin and inctard avenues.
lustre of I. A. Woodward.
a'ron's sans. -- a owatuuo
llion”.unsa'ag'til‘ahnut It acres of land. on ll Neck
road, in south It balm the hammering]:
gums. Administrator. legit
cambuildihgmwandwfeanwncn
Westsvsaas. Applyto maul“? or
LI. 8011'. net
Ills. Hell’s Snlnol
Illllllllllllllllllllllllll
lie—opens at Hillside, Norwalk,
THURSDAY, OCT. 2d, 1890.
as Sir
TO LET.
Advertisementsnndertbishfll. notexcsedmlb
“Mlmfifilmmlwflflm.
on alert mos an; arm noose:
large-menu tires. cc; ml to In
Ira r noynsoxm. :19 It!
)Alt‘l' 0' novel 0!! limit! mm.
1 loath Korwalk; rent ION. Also
on last avenue. lauftorwaik. scar dame rooms;
rear woo. Apply to Taylor It Golden, or W.
Tongs. at lockwuod Ilg. Co sis
Icls JUM’ VACATID BY W. ii.
“5:35;“ Yerrls' hardware store. T‘snyg’ior‘f
PLIAHAKT aorta [It A CONVINIKM‘
locality lsolsrsdtopusouewhowunldliketo
visithsaingtonsomc time during the winter or
Boomsndhnard no a by. lrs.J. B.
m.iMIst..l.W..¥ai-hin¢ton.n.0 omit!
Auction Sale
FINE lEllESll'l‘E—
The place now occupied by Andrew Sellcck, Esq ,
1-031“ Cor. MOTT AND umou AVENUES,
Advertisemem under this not exceedan 5 Will he sold at Public Auction, to
this. ions an. s it... set. i sine
Tuesday, Sept. 23, 1890.
Olt bl’hDAY, til?! 2!. 337*!“ palms
task and south lorwalk bridges pocket book
containing pit; merry of poor woman. l cave 0N Till PRIMISES, AT 3 O'CLOCK P. I..
sent cans receive a d. sfl at
at h“ M Pita“ " dollars of the purchase price can
”"‘ remain on mortgage, if desired; the balance will be
rom- required when the deeds are passed Five prr cent.
“.1-.. ; 31:.le .-...._;1~_:7:3’ 7.: of the purchase price will be r- qnired at the time of
Advertl is n this I i not e ding 5 sale. For further particulars inquire of
haulumeflmltimra mlwaekflln
.. _ _ ..___ ,.:.,.-.,.r_
'l BIOBWAII tetanus. Sli’l’lllillt is.
U a turret skid, painted white on bottom with
yallowsttipe around. light yellow indde, “‘ ‘
with red Ako 1: font flora. write outside and
blue lastdu 'l'haowurcanhavc male by paying
charges, etc. John ti. L'llummedicc. Relation,
Conn. mat
W. C. MARSH, Auctioneer.
500 IAIN at. BRIDGIPOB'I'. s17 ht
AUCTION SALE
r q
Sworn aonwau savuloa Iran:
I.
n wrest-gin- ltrsst. llorses, Carriages, SIOIgIlB,
dfimflifilmw” Buggies, Harnesses, &c.
mum III M
mermaid Pres.-
Joaii it. lizards Worm;
any. Joust u alvm sec. and m”
IMES MITCHELL, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD -- ‘lIIRlIITllRE
AT AUCTIOI
Will herald at Public Auction on the premises of
Wilrbesoiristi’uhlchuctlomon
The Fair Grounds at Norwalk, Conn.,
WEDNESDAY, OCT. I. 1890,
as re O’CLOCIK,
The entire stock of lions, Carriages. Sleuths, [Jar
mes, an . of a. W. Gregory, consisting of
the lm DALL! Roam Darien, near the lied D a...“
hills. at Home Fire lite River. gang}: d
" .latrc ‘arts an Harness.
Thursday, September 2.), gm...
Atldo'dork,a.m. sgcneraIassorrmeniol im-
Parlor. Bed Room, Dining Room and gamm-
Kitchen Furniture. ; gym-mu-
A good mortmeat of ship Carpenter’s and Garden ‘ mm'fl
70°“ 1' side bar Carriages.
13H: JOB! EWTOS SCEOHILD. Trustee. 3 Carryall titelghl.
2 time of Bobs for Large Carryall.
a) sleight.
it) sets of Double Harness.
:0 Sets of iii to Rune-a.
5 Mk! III i kind;
teem of Bed Bells,
I hrgcnockof Ian-cs Robes. Whips,cic.
Any or the above will he sold cheap previous to
the auction.
Also forsaleor to rent, my residence, ‘18 West
THE HOUSE WILL REMAIN OPEN mm-
Auwmlm s. w. GREGORY,
For GIBIII on the European Plan ff? m“ w
.. Plflllllllllllll.
lumis
are l to be a Range for or kitchen
this all, aud‘wmthhs ’ ’0
Best and. Lowest Price
callonmc. lhavc the exclusive agency for the
telsbrated
runs 03 APPLICATION TO
I.-.POWER
at u raorairmu.
“ PRINT-Bliss RANGE,”
[Hills IL llllilflll.
, W iron
[I you want some portion fill-{m Wm. ., gfigghgnlwn; :3}
IarIy uicc Java (,‘oilcc, we hop "“1“”- ‘m‘m'! NM-
pen to have an extra nice
THE BEST AND OlIICKEST BAKER
' ' ialha and illretand i -
quality Just now. One oi the a, u?“ “2 Mr "333,3. :7,
causes of bail caller is over alwayslflmvllnlnanhoar’s-llime.“
TIIE
Pollution.
WM. PODMORE.
so roars IAIN 's‘l'ltiill'i'.
us in some soawan. cons.
JOHN HAUP'I‘,
remedy manager of MIsgtos's market. has
opened
Meat Market
ial’.l.A mmnmmm
yius'
roosting; it is often burnt so
This Java Coflec is the re.
lillll of our instructions to our
cont-c man, and a special eflort
on his part to give us a light
If you are a judge of
Coffee, we believe you will
renounce 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.
lllllln l contact no»...
(“will lllllllll‘“...
Vegetabm lulnilieirscason.
Kw.
has ever been offered in South Norwalk before. Besi
HIV“
find just as good as money when presented at North’s studio,
No. 80 Washington street, let one dozen of his elegant Cabinet
Portraits.
.1.,., FOR THIS WEEK.
DRESS GOODS.
An elegant line of all wool Serges, Cashmeres and Brillian-
tines in all the latest shades and efiecls. Among this lot are
goods which retail for 62§c per yard; we mark the lot at. 49¢
per yard. -
For a cheap and serviceable house dress, we have got a
beauty; full 36 inches, every shade, close twill cashmere 12§c
per yard. Just imagine it, full dress for one dollar!
Don't‘teII your friends, but come and see the line of All
Wool Dress Flannels. full 38 inches wide, we are offering at
HOSIERY. HOSIERY.
Gents’ Fancy Stripe Half Hose, full regular made, double
soles, the kind that usually retails for 20c per pair, this week
we mark the price l2§c per pair. Don’t judge them by the
price, but call and examine.
Keep the children warm. We have a splendid child’s vest
which we sell from 100 up to 330, according to size.
We have another line beginning at. 15c 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 59c.
They are the best thing for the money we have ever ofiered,
they are a better glove in incl. 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 BOSTON SIOIIE
83 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH N ORWALK. OT.
H. KRIEGER,
M i 1 1 i n e r 37
AND FAN CY GOODS.
We have just. received a new assortment 01 Ladies’ Sailors,
trimmed and untrimmed, Plumes, Wings, etc, which we will
sell for next few days.
Special Sale of All Trimmed lllllllell
Now on hand. All must go to clean stock. [)0 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 quote prices, come and
see for yourself.
Lisle Thread Gloves and Mitts
Must go as we intend to make room lot the newest goods that
come:out from time to time.
HOSIERY I HOSIERY I
All other goods will
Great Bargains in this Department.
likewise be reduced.
H. K R I E G E R,
Maliackemo Hotel Block, South Norwslk, Conn.
HHWWMhMfififih
BOOTSANDSHOES
AT THE STORE Ol’
C. H- Harvey
Having the largest stock and a gem] assortment to make
selec ' s from, we are prepared to Inrnieh everything from a
chil Ill-cent shoe to it ent's 85 hoot.
allies in genla’, Isdies‘ an children's shoes. A Iadies’ line Kid
Button Boot at $2, formerly $3. Misses’ Good School Shoe,
only 31. Children’s School Shoes at 75 cents. Please call
and examine these goods, as it is a pleasure to show them.
0.. H. HARVEY, A
. We are not goin to pretend to offer you gold dollars lot
10 cents, neither olwe hold out the alluring bait of an 019- ”
'gant old watch and $10 thrown in for $10; but this we do 1}
say, t at we will give you better value for your man than ,. '
ing you an equal value in goods for your money, we thrown in
one coupon, “so as to'make the scales balance in your favor,” *3, .
with every dollar purchase. Fifty of these coupons you will .
A number of speci- '
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