H - meow-immaterial marketicA.C.
[,er law notable changes of
l“ in "Nihilist! States yester-
,. The!" En land States. East-
ew York and ew Jersey, fair
, wi Wattle or rlio variationiof
~ . westerywinsis n-
’ ‘Tltl-Inorrow similar conditions
»~. Inthis cit and adjacent
weather is ii ely to prevail,
, Ilittle decline in tempers-
northwceterly winds.
M
W
gen-re is no better way to save 85
to buy Till: 8mm Friday or
W. Be sure and cut out that
sister Sheldon commenced the
of laying pipe for the St. John
Kasper this morning.
We will he a special meeting of Voi-
flplocompany this evening at 8
“ ' All members are requested to
connections at bottom prices.
, lheldon, contractor.
attentional meeting of the grand lodge
lined Templars began yesterday in
m hall, Iiddletown, and will con-
throughtndsy.
The convention of the Woman’s Chris-
I‘Temperance Union or Fairlield
“Ilia being held at the Methodist
m, Greenwich today.
Dominates Comatock resumed charge
{the Pittslield limited express on the
’ w tic road Monday, and Conductor
‘ ms to his own train.
“Ba-is Davis, a former graduate
of Frank H. Roscoe’s Business College.
’ wounded Miss Josie Jones as book-
. ., anaoob thaub’s meat market.
I. ‘ B. O'Kecfe, the wholesale liquor
1.......,, whose legs were cut off bye
v' at Bridgeport, Monday night, died
the hospital in that city last evening.
-Cail it Baooasina and see the fine
.; nw «: shitedtoallwants. ALLPmcss.
Tho ital-annual meeting of the Con-
» Homeopathic Society will be
~at liaison, October 28. Medical
. . will bathe principal subject
toolbars“ the Retail Butchers' Pro-
' "Annotation will visit New Haven
. the his nflicsra on Thursday even-
oftklawweak, to help organize a new
. ' - . in thatoity.
The“. of William H. Knapp, ior
Ila”! without a licems, was not
' ,htheGourt of Common Pleas
I“ ’ and the witnesses were obliged
thridgsportsgsin to-day.
‘mrhlth, of the am of Smith
. v, shoe dealers of Norwalk and
. wasthrcwn out of a carriage
mostly injured last week, but is
l. ’ " ng from his injuries.
.. gwishiug trash salmon for
M! nonreithy leaving orders
Wharf market, No. 12 Iiain
'iiorwalk.
B. 7. Waters, President of the
tWald. 1'. U..In. J. Cashaw and Miss
, were appointed delegates
bounty convention of the W. C.
h held at Greenwich today.
1 h evidently booming in Dan-
lelolal meeting of the Finishers’
. . , of thatclty, will be held this
it take action on the request of
, association that they
lgwithmiiclahmat mos.
istcadhascommsuced
j [tit property adjoining the
.. the town of Fairfieid, of
”It! tbspnrposs of carry-
tour hacking improvement,
. hatsadlly approaching this
fl', . PHI Hawk,agovernmsnt
pf hasten daily on libs sound,
,, ' tportlnnsn the water.
f?“ ,kaakssn latlds vicinity for
include. ltia working in
pftha National Fish Cour
Ma. 8':
. cf TheedoreJudson.
old Point light. She
. 'hnat,and it is a real
., . her scabs swiftly and
' ltskimnvsr the water.
“My RM”
,. ,, , VI“ ““3““ f0
angerruawmm
3.1.4. Banting has sold out” his lip.
MB. .
~0nrblcg, 00 cents a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
Charlei R. Townsend and Nelson Toy.
the Democratic Congressional conven-
ties.
The work of transforming the lower
story'of the Bishop property into stores
is progreming rapidly. The plate glass
windows were put in place to day.
-—Tbe finest scallops in town, fresh
every day. at Leroy Adams’ market, No
12 Main street, Norwaik.
Secretary Andreas says that the re-
ceipts of the state fair will be about 812,-
000. The expenses cannot yet be known,
but he thinks the deficiency will not be
great.
Tomorrow will be a gala day for the
Norwalk firemen, and extensive prepara-
tions are being made, which, when car
ried out, will make the day a most picasp
ant one.
Members or the South Norwalk fire
department will go to the borough to-
morrow morning and assist in entertain-
ing the Allentown firemen. They will
memble at 9 o’clock.
—-l'herc is no better way to save 35
than to buy Tar: 81:an Friday or
Saturday. Be sure and cut out that
coupon.
The annual convention of the Connec-
ticut Baptist churches, Will be held in
Middletown, October 14 and 15. The
Rev. J. B. flow, of Bridgeport, will de-
liver the annual sermon.
The Rev. Dr. T. B. Childs, formerly of
Norwalk, a prominent Presbyterian
clergyman, who joined the Episcopal
Church a few months ago. was ordained
a deacon last Sunday, in Washington,
D. C.
-—Depot Restaurant. Open all night.
Park do Tilford’s tea and coffee. cream, 5c.
Fresh sandwichee, pie and cake, 5c.
Mayflower HookdzLadder company,
have been invited to help entertain the
Allentown visitors. Members who can
go are requested to meet at the truck
house this evening to make necessary
arrangements.
town to-mcrrow morning for Decatur,
Ili., Mr. Torrey’s new pastoral field.
Rev. James G. Diimar, of the Bridge.
port Emanuel Baptist church, will preach
in the First Baptist church next Sunday
morning and evening.
BNTBBTAINIENTs:
Clean, Wholesome Fun.
We all enjoy agood hearty laugh mix-
ed with bright. catchy music, and such
will be the bill at Music Hall, Friday
evening, when James B. liackie's new,
musical burlesque, “Grimes' Cellar
Door," will be seen here for the first
time. Here is a bright, gay entertain-
ment chock full of brilliant musical
numbers and clean, wholesome fun.
“Mackie’s Salvation Army," “The Trip-
lets,” Mackis’s new topical song, “The
Rate Have Got Him New,” lilies Louise
Stanford's new specialty and the great
lanhansett quartette are strong features
that never fail to score hits and are al-
ways encored to the echo.
Harry Karnsll'a Vandaviilaa.
The New Haven Morning News says:
Harry Kernell’s specialty company was
greeted by a crowded house last night.
In the vaudeville line the company
readily takes the dirt rank. Edward
Kendall, Ruby Marion, the Rogers
brothers and Harry La Rose took the
honors. This is the company billed to ap-
pear at the Opera House Friday evening.
“Time Will Bu.»
Kennedy and Williams in their re-
written three-act comedy, “Time Will
Tell,” gave a performance at the Opera
House last evening, and evidently made
a decided hit. Billy Kennedy, as Gilbert
Straight, a lightning rod agent, and later
an attorney, was very funny, while Dilly
Williams as Bobby Beck, the hero of the
play, was very clever in his different dis-
guises while hunting down his father's
murderer. A story of brotherly love
runs throughout the piece, which is full
of catchy music.
Hmmrlilng'rbaaiitsrs.
The Speaking Circle of King‘s Daugh.
tern, connected with the Norwaik lisp-
tlat church, held a meeting at the reel-
dence of lira. James Sutherland, on
Belden avenue, last evening. About
iifty members were present and a very
enjoyable evening was passed. The
Golden Hour Circle were present and
presented lira. C. E. Torrey witha hand-
some silk bed quilt in recognition of the
interest she has taken in the society.
387mm loch-silos.
At the forty-fourth session of the na-
tional council. 0. U. A. li., held in
Bridgrpcrt yesterday, it was reported
that there is 8477,99 so in the treasury
of subordinate councils, again at 384.-
828.“ during the past year; torrent).-
88130 has been paid out for bineills;
that there are now 489councils, .1 gain
of eighty-two, and atoiai membership
of 36,016. The election of silicon will
occur this afternoon.
a dress mfififiigiifim.
W. B. Lockwood’s pacer. “Victory,”
won the Mil pacing race at the flaw
Jersey state fair at Waverly, yesterday.
“Victory" has been entered in live races
thlsssasonandhaswonsiiofthsm.
The New lamina County Fair opened
yesterday to about the astral first day
audience. in the the class, B. Lock—
wood’a "Barn W.,” of Norwalk, won first
lunacy. handmade}.
mw‘bflhflmmm
some ‘ilacv i aavsassli has-sis
1thst its armchair
. manhunt.”
s1.»
issue at Bridgeport to-day attendingfi
m v «we... that Do list
The Vulcan Iron works in lisw Brit-
ain were sold toTuttie, Whittemore a:
00., Nangatack.
An unidentified man, believed to have
been a suicide, was killed on the New
England road in New Brit?” yesterday.
Iferlden women are ialking'nf asking
,botb Republicans and Democrats to nom-
inate a woman for member of the board
of education.
The inventory of the estate of the late
Mrs. Frances 8. Holland, of Hartford,
was filed in the probate court yesterday.
It shows property aggregating 8935..
855.59.
Rev. Edward Carlledge, a graduate of
Boston university, was ordained pastor
of the Abinglon Congregational church
yesterday afternoon.
Charges of dishonesty havebeeri forrnv
ally brougbt against George B. Bissell,
of South Windsor, who has been collect-
or oi the town's taxes for seven years
and selectman for seven years.
A. J. Anthony. of New York, recently
purchased a majority of the stock of the
Bridgeport People’s Steamboat company,
and has secured an injunction to prevent
President Bostwick from selling the
Bridgeport wharf property.
Two Poles, names unknown, assaulted
and quite seriously pounded John Davrs,
employed by Norcross Brothers at Stony
Creek, Monday night. Davis was some-
what intoxrcated when he left Branford
at 9:30 p. m. Thirty minutes later be
was found in the road unconscious. As
soon as he could speak he described the
men who assaulted him. and Deputy
Sheriff Nettleton organized ii party and
made an unsuccessful attempt to find
the persons described. Davis thinks the
men intended to roll him, and says he
was struck down by one of the men who
approached from the rear so stealthily
that he did not hear him until an instant
before the blow was struck.
Y. III. C. A. NOTES.
Beya' Room Opening October o-k‘rlrlay
. Evening's Guests.
The 8059' Work coliiulltlrc he’d a
meeting Tuesday evening in the rooms
and the following officers were chm-en:
Chairman, Wilbur F. Hubbeli; secretary,
James Fountain. The truth for the boys
this coming season um thoroughly dis-
cussed, and it was drcldt‘d to organize a
junior department, in be run stmilur to
that of the main association, all actions
to be subject to the approval of the norm
mitten in charge of the liiys’ Work.
The room that is LOW he'll)“ IIU." 1 up for
the boys will be formally op- :.~.l
spection on Monday evening, Orv
at which time all boys of good u. s
between the ages of eleven and filtren
years, will be invited to be pnuel‘l. A
meeting for the organization of we (I: -
pertinent will be held abouts week later.
No member should forget that on Fri-
day owning of this wet-k the association
is to have as its gut-eta members from
the Meriden and Bridgeport associations,
and that his attendance at the rooms
that evening is Very much desired. Gun-
efal Secretaries Wilmlx and Ferguson
will accompany the visitors and all who
would like to uteri. My. “Mom: once
more are Invltml to call at the rooms
during the QVt-illilg. A short musical
programme will be rendered and re~
freahments served during the evening.
The orchestra held every successful
rehearsal last night and were greatly
strengthened by the addition of Mr. Ash-
t0n on the cello and Mr. Aht'ndl'lilli on
the violin.
vshél‘os‘itiuliicnii’iis.
The Goluga and Comings of People are
Like to Read About.
Mrs. U. M. Smith and children are
the guests of relatives in llotlicl.
Mrs. J. M. Saunders, of Etlwaytou, is
visiting friends in Norwallr.
hire. Herbert Kemp has l’elllillfi-d from
a month's visit to New York state.
Frank Bartram and his sister Jennie,
of Buffalo. N. Y.. are visiting relatives
in East Norwaik.
Harper F.8riiilii, of the Philadelphia
Transcript, and wife. are visiting attire
residence of Hon. E. A. Woodward.
lire. ll. F. Andrews and daughter
Annie left today for Nantucket, where
they will visit Mrs. Aridh-we’ sister, Mrs.
Thomas.
Mrs. Gilbert U. Falconer and daughter,
from New York city. are spending a few
weeks wrth Hon. John D. Klmmey, on
West avenue.
George C. Lockwood, accompanied by
William E. Stevens, of the borough, lit~
tended the New Jersey state fair at
Waverly, N. .i., yesterday.
Joseph Darin, accompanied by Mrs.
Samuel 8colleld and (laughter, of Stam-
ford, halve been the guests of Wuhan»-
Dann and friends, in the borough, for
the past week.
Slate Attorney Sworn-l Fear-enrich has
recovered from his recent icdisposltlon.
He is a trifle pale after twonr three dliys'
confinement indoors, but otherwise bears
no trace of the ailment caused by his
recent covert! cold.
~Laata twlcsas long as cheap soap for
laundry use—Brussels.
one Inga" Parade.
The annual State reds and field day
of the Patriarcbs ll item, I. O. 0. E, is
being held at Hartford today. The
parade took place this morning, and
there were about 1,000 men in line. The
chevaiiers from Rorwalk, Daubury, and
Bridgeport were commanded by Capt.
A. A. Bolts, of Norwalk.
“with; SfiflVrifi
An animal that may be depended upon
always to be quiet—Filly Dolphin. ~il<isy
ton Transcript
Doctor: f'What your wife needs, air,
is more out-door exercise.”
Mounted licensed: “Brandy. 3
will put thawaah-tab out in the M
yard and have an awning reached over
“I
It' ltd"
Hoses: " ‘ w: of
Wool. which is almost ”kindly,
observed. by the Hebrew community,
began last evening and continues for
twenty-four hours. During this period
the orthodox Jew allows neither food
nor drink to pass his lips, and he spends
the entire day in the synagogue, which
is open for continuous service from early
in the morning until sunset. The fast is
not so rigidly observed by the Reformed
Jews, and the services are divided into
morning and afternoon exercises. W
garnishment:
Music Hall. South Norwalk.
JUST 0N3 JOLLY RIGHT.
FRIDAY. SEPT. 26
Till I’Oi‘ULAR YOUNG L‘OIBDIAF,
JAM ES B. MACKIE
(CRIMESEY. ME BOY!)
In Thou. Addison's New, Bright, Original Musical
ssimss‘W
csrrin
~ noon.
supported by a Large Company of star Pen Haters
Bright, Catchy Music i
Spanning Specialties!
A World of Novel Features:
Full ‘Rclgns Supreme!
PRICES. - - 3'). 50 and 75 Wm
Beats now on sale at llcyt‘s and Gregory’s drug
stores. sl'.‘
Opera Hausa—One Nieht Only.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 26
HARRY KERNELL'S
HIGH-CLASS VAUIIEVILLES.
Absolutely the largest and grandest specialty
company cvrr conceived and toured throughou the
country. Direct from Tony Point‘s Theatre and
specially engaged at a large expense. limded by
I s most popular of nillrls-h comedians. the pub
llc's favorite, llcrgry Kernel the Famous Terpal—
chcrvurrfioulson Sisters; monarch Jurgler. hrs
nl‘ier acrobat. Harry La host-z the refined Illllll‘ll
montallrts. Blane and Burns; the latest acuity in
the vaudeville dc acrobat, (‘harlcs Harding and Lil ~
llc Ah hid; the refined charuc or change artists. hid
Kendall and Ruby Ital-inn; ihe sues-saint expo-f
norm of thcrprirls of the dry. Flshcr and Clark, l
the original and popular stclch artists, A" Wilton
and sad": Nels u; the two tlhllII tractors. Rogeri-
Br-ilhrn; the charming and dashing comedlrnne
Mlle Lot a fly-fie. The whoe to conclude v till the
or can musical comedy, “Mr‘i’AUnBNfi SLOPE~
ME v'l‘." introducing Miss from llyds and llr
Barry Kernell. The above cornuly produced with
new scenery and mesh mini cil'ccls. making it the
feature of the ru-rformauec. Prices. 3:», 50 and 75
cents. Keecrvul seals at usual places. 1-20
Notice.
" ‘llETax I.:5' of the North (‘rmrr School Dis.
":1“. of :-.,‘; l.lzily Ill h, .! in tlir- lirrmlso!
ilm
t . ...' LI. .r l‘ mru. llvl:
provided. n: the hi lc .
from sold l..~'.
EDWARD .‘ll‘ZHlili.i.. l‘ .trm: 'flxrilmillux
'1
Summit, Comm Mp1. '. l. 1310. all '1'
Beginrrrrrs’ Notice.
(i’l‘lClia hereby given that the Board of Reg-
isrrstlcn of the City of South Nor-
aalk. Conn. will hold a publlcscaeinnon Wed
nesdav,0ctcheri ism. from llo'cloek in. till 6
o'clock p. in., at the City Hall. liltilan street, to
correct the voting list of said city.
Applications for all nature to he added to or
filled from said list [we copy pooled in post elm-e}
mustlsrh-rndmlro Edmund it L'mwc Ully Olen,
before do'tlou p iu.. Monday, hit'plcmbcr L"), ism.
881.30.“; J. (thaw. lloard
CllAitLit~ N. sli’l‘il. l at
an owner: F. ATulitToN. R-gistration.
District of None-lit, as. Probate
Court, September 24th, A. I).. 1890.
listarc of George Richards, law of Rcrwslk. in
said district, demand
The Court or Pmbaw for the District of Norwalk,
hath limilrtl nnt' alloacl six months from the date
hereof for the creditors or said estate to exhibit
their claims for aeillcmcnt Those who mglcct to
present their acaounts, properly stir-sled within
said time. will he dchwred a recovery. All persons
ind: bled to sold crisis are rcqurarui to make lruliie-
dlale payment to HART lilL “Aims,
ail oi ll Executor
colossal SIM}? Shorthand
and Typewriiing.
()l'lflllS MONDAY, SEPT. 2. at Room N». 9.
second dlgh',i.eilldl-r'a Block, corner We!»
inglon and Sotlfl lialn streets, fm‘n 9 until in: a. m. l
and 2mm in m.. and every Monday, Wednesday
and Ffldl'll‘flllng‘ Thorough instruction guru.
ammi. l’u; is can enter at any time. No examlr
nation required.
r2l tr diffigttflunifrlnclpnl.
A. S. ll‘ElililS,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty.
89 South Main 8t" - south Norwaik.
G E 6. no 1T1 F133“,
U N D E R TA K E R.
ll? North llain street, liontll Norwallr
0pm at all home The services of an thallner
and Funeral Director secured. my! iy
oration ii. liAYlllllh’ll,
F urniture Dealer.
New Store 46 ll 48 Main st, Norwalk
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
Residence No. 3 Boraeriy street. Telephone
Call, 17—4. bay or night.
Notice of City Election.
'l‘iiF: LBlMl. VOTERS of lfil‘ (lily of llmlth Nr r
walk, (3 mil . Irv hrrvhy notified that an annual
election will be he'd at the l’ollre litaiiou. on ilavl-
land street. in said city of lionlh ”mark. on lbs
first Homily in October. held; ills sixth day of Ur:-
tolicr. ism. tor the purpose of month g a Mayor or
C uncllrrlcn, a nrer. a Uollhftnr. a Marshal,
one auditor. two lemhvra of the Board of llrsln
lllilms. and two inspectors of Iisctlon one tram
Commissioner. for tell term. in plate of Ohlrles a.
Trowbridae, whose trim of calls armc- January
1, ml, sni a‘l'reasnm of the Water lid.
The polls will to open from ll o‘clock a. m. till 5
o'clock p. Ir.
Per order of the Bard of Councilmen.
IDIURM I. CMOWI. City Clerk.
Dag at the (lily of iionrh rlnrwalk, Conn , dept.
23. l . at It
to soloist ci-
Belaillel Farm inmate Loans
AND OTHER SECURITIES.
Oliflchlli‘ltlnflin rm one of the Western
states an r Territories. and a wry firstborn stars,
with monolithic in every rial». aid in nearly
mmnly in every Maia. mowed wltll a prer-
tieai experience of over thirty-Iva "a"
in the business. enable-a as to make the best re.
Illa la the collection of Multan Penn lounge
as well as is the missiles of deflalind
nix; ly and “flows Bonus.
kalaan of rats tremors as near “accuse
swarms“
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South mulls. Conn.
unfit!
wamn.
All allotments under this head. not exeeullng li
lines?) time ”6.. 8 times 50:: , 1 wk 3).“).
Please address ldward Jeuron,rare of ii. it.
ted. Rowalm.tll.
" firearms.— csn'rlaltas Tllo HOUGBLY
b conversant with English and Spanish. able cor-
SITUA'HON WANTED A8 COACEIAN.
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sfllw
unsalator and book keeper. wires lib
nation at moderate ralary, where there is a child
for advancement. Address A. D..tl¢niinci cfdco.
all: It
roe sans. ‘
Advertisements under this head, not «landing 5
lines. i illusion. 8 times 50c. 1 week sine
NI FAIILY HORSE. TOP 13-"ch AND
Harem, also one Jersey Cow. Call at No. m
last avenue, Rorwaik. s23 1w
Bhlltalihl hUlLDING we all WOOD—
l) ward. Lincoln, Benin and Quinlard avenues.
irqulre of B. A. Woodward.
Dillilh'l‘ila'l'mt's BALI —A DWELLING
House and about u some of land. on ll Neck
road, in south Norwalk helix: the hour latel
ouch led by Benjamin ll. Reed. licensed. In hire
of illlam B. lined. Administrator. i]
WOcholnehuildi Mandolifeetnonurai
West averse Twin W. C. Midlife, or
l. I. HOY'I‘.
Adrsrtlaernenra undercuts head. not exceeding ll
lines. 1 time to. s that: 50s. l week Still.
("TAGS 0N ltm‘olt HILL: ”Vim ROOMS;
large garden. fruit trees. the; rent 38. Ire
in l' lloyt.licx 542. al9 iw
)ART 01' docs: 0N HENRY STREET.
death Norwalk; rent 19%. Also part of house
on last avenue. last Norwich. near depot, 6 rooms;
rsnr slow. Apply to Taylor A: Golden, or w.
Your gr. at Lockwood lig. so us
A locality is odered to perms who would like to
"ill Washington stuns time during m winter or
r ring. iioornandhoard at!) a day. lfrs.J. 8.
intimation l sl..N w.. ashingtnuJi. (7 suit
LOST.
Advertisements under this had consuming 5,
lines, 1 time 25:. 3 times 50:. I mi aim
‘ N r Bill“). llfiTWExN Tllh‘.
) South Nor-talk doput and the l€0rvra:k M 8
church, a light overeat. Find» r will he rewardid
by leaving at 23 Orchard street, Norwalk. s14 lit
1 siTNDAY. SEPT 2i. BITWHBN ~lAtlas
luck and soul: Norwalk humans wire! hook
containing lll; pro rvy of pair woman. were
at sentinel olllce an receive I’L'WI d. at: 3:
PW“ .
Advertisements under title head. not cxrecdm‘; 5
lilies. itlmc the. 3 times 50c! week 3100
P‘s mums huslw .
U wu‘ urn. " -"
more MITCHELL, lasts...
lllllllll‘lllll‘
AT AUG I‘ION
Will be told at Public auction on the promises .i'
theiale MLLY Rulililtra. Darren. am the Red
Mills. a Upper Five lilo River.
s) ."'
Thursday, Ntlplelllbt’l' -o.
Al. ill o'clock. a. m a general amulmcnl of
Parlor. Bed Room, Dining Room and
Kitchen Furniture.
A good assortment of ship Carpenters and Garden
Tools.
FA) 4’. JOHN NEWTON SCHOFIKLD. Trustee.
AUCTION SALE
llorses, Carriages, Sieigirs,
Buggies, Harnesses, M.
WIIl be sold a: Public Aut’illlli, on
The Fair Grounds at Norwalk, Conn.,
UV
WEDNESDAYsOCT. l. 1890,
AT IO O’CLOCK,
The entire neck or item». (Taoism. slelifl‘. liar»
nous-a. ac . of s. W, (in‘gury,l‘floalsilng of
is "ODE.
7 Frames.
‘3 Vi. ot'arta and Hotness.
fl ('Odt cl.
2 Carryalls.
a Spindles.
a Business Wagons. ,
1 Road Wagon.
i We ounetrc.
i slul oy.
ti Canopies.
l‘l Sidebar Carriages.
3 Carryall Sleight.
ll item of Bobs in: Largo i'urriall.
no elelghs.
in title or Double flatness.
:1) m-ts of ill in Moore.
a Saddles, dl em kinds.
1:: lists of Ilod ilslis,
Largo stock of lanlcls Relics, Whips, etc.
Any 0' the above will be sold cheap previous to
the sncllon
Also for sale or to rest. my residence, as West
avenue.
8. W. GREGORY,
its room activism. or.
THE
'Plllllls RANGE.
u are going to buy a Range for your kitchen
this all,and Want the
Beat and Lowest Price
call on are. ihave the exclusive agency for the
“Initial!!!
“ Prtoortuss RANGE,”
issue at ironiehytho flaufituk iron Works (70,,
m
and iplcltisrraus with it in t can sell
this gut—class article at the price of lighter and
- mllvroflrs. lwamntvvrryorslobe
THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER
in the word. and will relasri your mossy in case
of any maintain! Being leads hm you ran
always get repairs in an hour‘s lime.
T1116
PBllBElS RANGE.
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at“. ”0!!!”me
PLEASANT [TOUR IN A CONVENIENT
l. iilllll’l‘ strum
in Young Ladies and Children.
’ Boarding and Day School
neththymropsnsnn'lharrday. Sept. is. 1”.
A t and mmhm unmarried.
or the fits its stud-its funny
as“; ”“3”“ h“ ”:32le his“
vs
laurel History in addition to former” work. The
as will banrntsutedlaa-ost sliractlvsrnallp
oar lies Babes .ofAlbsay lira
tescha Art also, in all its branches.
.m “'“i mm m"- ..
gva. c o e c e o
the Depart-lento! Motion. w m
A pretty vanaslnm amnesia the two houses
now occupied by the School. A trained and expatri-
enrrd incisor. a lady trill direct the Gymnastics,
a d are that the antiserum! weights are suited to
the also and siren h o' the ‘plls
Ill Baird will assists!“ n the music by Ilia
Davercaua, whohaa high testimonials from Dr 8
B Hills. for many vears her reseller in this country
ll. Devercaur Inb’eqnenily studied some years
under the heat masters in Germany and truly to r-
incl. herself in instrumental and vocal music The
planes (six in number) are all Inc instruments
g the past year the acwmmnoatlnns for
pupils have been largely increased and many sub-
rtsnllal improve-mails made to add to the oomlorts
and advantages of the students Pu ls dellrillif
sdmlrsiou should inakeimmsdiats appi cation. and)
.llrs. leal’s School
this All] lllllll LADIES
lie-opens at Hillside, Norwalk,
'I'flHI'IRSDAY, (JCT. 2d, 1890.
Plili’l‘lll’s
" DRUG STORE.
find just as good as money
No. 80 Washington street, tor one dozen of his
Portraits.
FOR THIS WEEK.
gso
We have in stock all file
popular Patent Medicines lit
reasonable prices.
Thclicst stuck ul Herbs in
Nor 'lilk.
Quiniric Pills, all makes, all
one‘hall' cent a grain.
Remember that “Plaisted’s
('ough Reilmdy" is warranted
in (‘lll‘t‘ your cold.
Don't forget that we :ll‘t’
headquarters for School Books
and Supplies of all kinds.
“ma”. h
PIIISTIlII’S
DRUG STORE.
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For finals on lie European Plan
Dinners for "If" or am sin '3" be From l
p furnished. of y
TBHID ON APPLICATION 10
J". E. POWER
is :r Pannmh‘rus.
g‘llll'l‘" ironwarm narraoa "Altai
si Washington slim '
open Dali "naturism. assume 5 l . is re
. donfistar’rlayevsningafrcaldic 9. r
Winters“ allowcdou prcdla.
aid!”
if :3 P... Visors-a.
sitar. , rowan Inefua‘l'lsas
"mini Pilillllllma...
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selections from, we are pro
child's IU‘CClli. shoe in
““108 ill gonls’. Ilirlics‘ Mill children's shuns.
only $1.
We are not going to pretend to other you gold dollars for
10 cents, neither do we hold out the alluring bait of an ele-
gant gold watch and $10 thrown in for $10; but this we do
say, that we will give you better value
has ever been ofiered in South Norwalk before.
iug you an equal value in goods for your mOney,
one coupon, “so as to make the scales balance in your favor,"
with every dollar purchase. Fifty of these coupons you Will
when presented at North’s studio,
for your money than
Besides giv»
we thrown in
.elegunul. Cabinet
DRESS GOODS. ”i
An elegant line of all wool Serges, Cashmeres and Brillian
lines in all the latest shades and ellects.
goods which retail for 62lc per yard; we
per yard.
Among this lot at
mark the lot at 49
Fora cheap and serviceable house dress, we have got a
beauty; full 36 inches, every shade, close twill cashmere 121,0
per yard. Just imagine it, full dress for one dollar!
Don't tell your friends, but come and see the line of All
Wool Dress Flziniiels. full. 38 inches wide, we
: Y. HOSIJ
37in per yard.
HOSI
4‘
lire oilcring at
ERY.
Gelils' Fancy Stripe Hall Hose, fuII regular made, double
' soles, the kind that usually retails for 20c per pair, this week
we mark the price 125.; per pair.
price, but call and examine.
keep the children warm
Don't judge them by the
Wt: Illt't'c ll, splendid child’s vest
which we sell from IUC up in 330, according to size.
We huh:
rill-:thcr line beginning at I50 and m on up.
We
guarantor- prim: .‘zlld quality on both lines.
In Kid Gloves. we have all prices, qualities and styles. We
WULIItI, however, just call your attention tonne line :it 590.
They are t’c best thing mr the money We have ever oliered,
they are a better
75c and 800 per pair.
glove in fact than those usually i'etnilcd at
Full and cxumin-z and see if every one of the above facts
are nor as ill-y are represented to he.
83 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
H. KRIEGER,‘
M i 1 1 i n e I
AND FANCY GOODS.
We have just received a new assortment 0! Ladies’ Sailors,
trimmed and untnmmed, Plumes, Wings, etc, which we will
sell for next few days.
Special Sale of All Trimmed IIlIllllllll
Now till hand.
All must go to clean stock.
Ilo 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
sec ior yourself.
Lisle Thread Glover and Mills
Must go as we intend lo make mom ior
C(lllltl:0ill from lion: in lime.
HOSIERY !
likewise be reduced.
the newest goods that
HOSIEELY !
(Irclit Bargains in this Department.
All other goods will
H. KRIEGER‘,
Muhackcmo Hotel Block,
South Norwnlk, Conn.
Tilt 3881 llllllll Ill llllmlllillm
BOOTSANDSHOES
AT THE is'l'lfltli 0"
C. H- Harvey
Having the largest stock and it gnarl liSllOl’iillilflI. to make
Button Boot at $2, formerly $3.
Children’s School Show: at 75 cools.
and examine these goods, as it is a plcrisliyc
pared to Illi‘llit‘in everything from a
ll gonl's $5.5 Il‘lilI.,
A number of ape-cl.
A Imiics‘ fine Kid
Misses Goull School Shoe,
Please call
to show them.
0. H. HARVEY,
70 North Main an. south Nor-wan.
A
Norwalk Chronicler