, ,M Weather Incomes.
.. l", . sxesptioncf rain inthelower
{'5 ’53 , ,Val and in the States on
t if as South Atlantic coast
has‘contlnued fair. There
rpsof tern turein Indiana,
, Northern ll ssouri and the ex-
““an Killing frosts are re:
. . Irritathenpperlakere ion. For
‘ ; . sw York, ew Jersey
lvania clear, slightly cooler
revall to-day, with north-
_ _ owed by variable winds.
. _ is, , h the weather today will
5,, 9 pins ,, wit stationary temperature
and , northwesterly and westerly winds,
Well by asligbt increase in tempera-
ture tomorrow. ‘
' ll ~ ‘lhlat’ara “muscles Tia-Morrow.
how I Bun lets High tide I Low tide
“the, us 8.3! 2.34
. exotics that shorthand coupon in Fri
Witch of this paper and cut it out
allure”.
Oniincliman n. J. Cntbill is still con.
Iliad to his home.
Ollqurawh Lodge, No. 19, K. of P.,
édltfe‘r the Orient this evening.
mm have changed the date of
Wiggmehhll from October 6 to 13.
, .; I"Final 'Pipesl All kinds and prices,
at Inchwoed’s Cigar Store.
7 din-lei SJ Gregory has rented his
. ”accustom and moved to Nor-
% walk? will ‘
Ioriell a L'Hommedieu have sold the
; Ejector house on Cove street to
oi
g . . Jaws-u lodge, No. 2881, c. U. o. o.
“ Fuwill hold their regular meeting to-
morrow evening.
15w” Fowler Post, G. A. 11., have
‘. Wan invitation to attend the fair
or acetic Post at Stamford tonight.
if ; ,l 50 cents a foot. William
mm ...........
.. Mugclerk Harry Mitchell, who has
been Iarioualy ill at his home on Merwin
a sheet, unanswered somewhat better to-
day. ' '
i 3%" R. Barnum is grading the
“wounding his North avenue
‘ Maud making many other im-
. scion Engineer 0. N. Wood late-day
m Ito dividing line between the
mustandthe borough, preparatory to
Illa-gilt. boundary with monuments.
«Duet Restaurant. Open all night.
,. Parkt'l'llford’ateaandooflee. cream, 5c.
rum-am pie and cake, 50.
Ta‘filirwalk Iron Works company
m. large air compressor to the
M Signal and Switch company,
'Mglu, yesterday afternoon.
. Put,“ the Bee Hive restaurant,
last one of his horses yesterday morning.
”Wining a load of garbage up the
Who the animal was taken with
m ”a “W dead.
a 0%] to lhe Epwortb League conven-
Mbnfldgeport today, the usual mid-
m meeting at the south Nor-
Wlk , Wilt church has been post.
N hill! to-morrow evening.
EMW Briar Pipe 15c, at Lock-
wooflOIgar Store.
“0 remains of lies Lucinda Allen,
mm d the residence of Barnum
, , on Westport avenue. Monday
' . . takentoDanbnry this morn~
train for interment.
no hues-Imminent of the Nation-
Pluvlilsai Union will be held in New
dip, W28. Security Council
, will! delegates on Friday evening to
‘ “territorial convention, which
fl held ln’Brldgsport on October 8.
thosesbotatSmlth Bros.
Sspt. lllth., and tbssew-
flvsntothsnsarsstguesser.
~ toonagusm ior every
”you buy.
- Darthsmsmbsrs of Com-
Wlm random! at the
., ,
.mth‘lv‘lw I
in
< areluthsbaadsof
. . hast, where they can
w . W to him. Company
M will be ready to-ntorrow or
of: :‘l:'
“does the line
waltruitr. AraPrucas.
_ . danish—~—
h ’ Mrsceivsdacopyof
”m byWJI. Burnett. an
, showingtha cost
utteuoaatry roadsin vari-
dffiamats. Norwaik isore-
l.\l’
,rg
canton. Seymour has been so , ed
to hls'bonse for several days by 1 near.
“1.33.“ amortment cf Pipes ever
seen in town at Lockwood's.
A bright-eyed boy arrived in the huh-3-
hold of Councilman Frank N. Ferris yes-
terday morning.
W. C. Ssmmis' horse became Irighlsn~
ed at the parade on Malnstreet, this city,
to-day and broke its bridle.
—-8ewsr connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
The seleotmen's call for the annual
town meeting appears in another col
nuin; also a call for a special town meet-
ing.
—-Call at IleRoy Adams’ market, No. 12
Main street, Norwalk, this evening, and
see the flue display of fresh salmon which
he has on exhibition.
The case of William H. Knapp for
selling beer withouta license, was set-
tled yesterday before it came to trial, by
the payment of a line of $50 and costs.
Mrs. Mortimer M. Lee came upon the
street io-day, for the first time since the
accident in which she was injured. She
has been spending the day with her
mother, Mrs. Orin L. Adams.
Samuel Peck was before Judge Knapp
this morning charged with drunkenness.
He was arrested in the depot waiting
room, and this morning he told Chief
Vollmer that he thought he was in Dan»
bury. He was fined 81 and costs.
~Notice that shorthand coupon in Fri-
day’s edition of this paper and cut it out
and save 85.
George Hunter, of this city, who Went
to Colorado a few weeks ago in company
with his wile,has‘rcturncd to New Haven,
as the climate out West did not agree
with him. Word was received last even-
ing that he would not probably live
many days longer.
~500 pairs of Missesl-Rubbers—to be
sold at 18 cents a pair—at C. H. Harvey's.
The case of Joseph A. Johnson vs.
P. Fitzmsurice has been erased from the
docket of the Ccnrt at Bridgeport. Mr.
Fitzmaurice was charged with misrepre-
sentation in selling his saloon to Mr.
Johnson. The people at Bridgeport
couldn't see it that way.
—A genuine Meerschsum Pipe. $1.25,
at Lockwood' .
David B. Decker and Miss Josie Jones,
of this city, were married at the reel-
dence of Henry Wood, 26 Monroe street,
this morning at 8:30 o’clock. Rev. C. J.
North performed the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs. Decker started on a short wed-
ding tour to Boston and Lansingburg.
POLITICAL POINTS.
Republicans, Democrats and Prohibition-
lsts Preparing for the Campaign.
According to the Bridgeport News,
Frederick Miles, of Salisbury, will be
renominated in theFourtb Congressional
district by the Republicans. There was
considerable talk about Governor bonus-
bury some time ago, but lately he has
been practically left out of the discus-
sion, as it is generally understood that
he does not aspire to the nomination at
this time.
The Republicans of New Haven coun-
ty feel happy. A candidate for the
Shrievalty nomination has been found.
County Commissioner Dunham has de-
clared that he will accept the nomina-
tion.
The Prohibitionisls held a rally at the
Opera House last evening. Rev. Henry
B. Hudson, of New York city, delivered
a stirring address to a fair sized audience,
and the party was much encouraged by
this, their first rally of the season.
The Republicans of the Second Voting
District will meet at the Council (Wham.
her this evening to elect delegates to the
Congressional, County, Senatorial and
Probate conventions.
—Ladies. a cake of Brussels soap costs
about the same sum that your husbands
pay for adebiliiatid cigar. Iii-mind them
of this bald-headed fact and howling in-
justice.
I'ha Boll-nails the Popular Track.
Speaking of tracks the following from
the pen of the editor of tho Turf, Field
and Farm cornea pretty close to express
ing the sentiments of most people in the
north who attend trotting races: “On
every well conducted half-mile track
enthusiasm is pronounced. The horses
are so close to the spectators that every
phase of the contest can be seen and
studied, and with a little stretch of the
imagination the wblr of wheels can be
heard. It is impossible to make fast
time on the half-mile track, but time is
not the only interesting part of a race.
It Is far more exciting to some to see the
horses lighting side by side and taking
advantage of every opportunity to secure
and holdthe position next totbe rail.
The driver has tokeep his wits about
him and avoid making rushes where he
will be carried wide on the turns. The
complaining spirit is strong in him alter
a finish, because the nervous strain is
greater than on a mile track, where there
is less danger of collision. The specta-
tors share In the excitement, and the
race never seems dull to them. The
man whose taste for trotting has been
cultivated on a half-mils track has a
chilly feeling creep over him the first
time be wltusssaa a contest one mile
track. The horses are too far from him
and he misses the bristling points of
strife. Dresden who go for words
avoid belittle tracks, but the driver
who wantsto sdneatsahorss,and the
man who tongs tolls thrilled through
and heat for than assagsrly
as tbs-our bird harm tor the suly
warm.” ‘
atom-tsp.
_ a .
As “Grlrnsssy, its Boy," in “A Bunch
0! Keys," James B. Ilackie, the accom-
plished young comedian was simply it -
imliable, but us “Billy Grimes,” who
owns the Cellar Door, in Thus. Addison’s
new and original burleique entitled
“Grimes' Cellar Door," he been part that
fits him to a ninety and one in which his
many talents shine even brighter than in
his former success. Ilia supporting com-
pany it an unusually strong one and in.
cludes Miss 1.0qu Sanford, the dashing
and clever soubrette, and Chas. Burke.
comedian, formerly the “Songs" in “A
Bunch of Keys." Mackie and "Grimee’
Cellar Door" will be the attraction at
Music Hall tomorrow evening, and that
a large and delighted audience will wet.
come them, goes without saying. Ito.
served seetsshould be secured in advance,
Harry Kornall'a t'rtnrlsvlllsa.
Harry Kernell’a High CleriVnudi-v'rlll s
will be the attraction at the Opera House
to-morrow evening. The company is
headed by the only and original Harry
Kernell, unmistakably the funniest Irish
comedian now before the public. Ken-
dall and Marion, this wonderful change
artists, present an Iiilvl’mliDg lot of char-
acter changes, The gymnastic marvel,
Harry LsRosc, with his wonderful globe;
the sisters Coulson, the wonderful Eng-
lish dancers and vocalists; Fisher and
Clerk, in a unique acrobatic song and
dance, as an introductory, their finish
being moot difficult feats of combat
isms down a flight of two steps.
Harding and All Sid Will introduce their
new and novel specialty, “Fun in a
Wash-liouse.” Wilton and Nelson will
be seen to advantage In their new sketch
entitled “Faces." Bums and Burns do
all sorts of wonderful Ilfld melodious
things on many musical instruments.
The Rogers Brothers, the great German
team, have u now and very comical bu i-
get. The performance wril conclude
with the one act comedy,written express
Iy for Mr. Kerneli, entitled ”McFaddcn’a
Elopement," introducing the charming
comedienne, Miss Leta Burns, and Mr.
Barry Kernell. Tile comedy will be irr-
troduced with new scenery ltml mechan-
ical effects.
"The County Fair."
Al the Union Squure Theatre, 2". Y.,
the County Fair COIIi’ltJll-‘S to hold it
enviable position in public favor. It is
certainly one of the funniest plays ever
put on the stage. Its humor is perfectly
irrestible, and the audience fitirly scream
until their sides cche at the mirth pro-
voking incidents of the piece which fol-
low one another in rapid succession.
The County Fair is it sure cure for dys-
pepsia, melancholin and all diseases
brought on by worry and overwork.
This is the last week of the Clemenceau
Case, at the Szuudtird Theatre. Next
Monday Helen Dsuvruy, supported by
an excellent company, will present a
new play by Sidney Rosenllcld, entitled,
"The Whirlwmd,” of which great things
are expected. Uercirgsgcrricnt continues
for four weeks, after which the «went of
the season at the Standard occurs. Mr.
J. M.Btll’a new star, the well known
actor and geneml fliVUfilt', Maurice Bar-
rymore, wrll appear as the perrrisment
attraction of that home for the balance
of the regular season in a new play writ-
ten expressly for lllfl'l by the successful
author,Augustus Thomas, author of “The-
Burglar," “Man of the World,“ etc.,"arid
supported by u magnificent company,
which includes the following ladies and
gentlemen: E. J. Henley, Charles Iiar~
ris, Charles Smiley, Frank Lauder, Ed
ward C. Bellknap, \Vllllilm l'uscoe, N. U,
Forrester, Caroline Hill, Ellzrheth Dircy.
L:lliun Cummings and Miss Burt.
A Sparrow Story.
The town clock stop 1 at 4:80 Thurs
day morning, and Mr. illiams, on going
to ascertain the muse, found that. the
hands but] been securely tied by strands of
twine and grass. The migchicf had been
done byn pair of English sparrows, who
had selected the angle formed by tbs
hands as a suitable site for a nest. The
movements of the hands interfered with
their plans, and the birds evidently put
their wits to work to devise n remedy that
would secure the stability of the nest.
Their first scheme was to wind the shell
on which the hands are pivoted round and
round with grime nnd cords. That failing,
they tied the hands to each other and to
thoframcwork in such it manner that it
took considerable time and n grout. deal of
labor on Mr. Willinrrm’ part to remove the
o ctlons. The engineering skill dis-
p by the birds in accomplishing their
object showed that they possessed reason-
Ingpowcrs of no mean order, besides on
mount of industry and perseverance in
gathering the necessary material within
thefew hours at their dis sol that is al-
most incredible.~Sarnia bscrvcr.
Special Town Meeting,
Tillinhabltanls of the Town of Norwalk are
hereby uollled and warned that a Special
Town looting will be held at the Town floors in
said torwalk, on Thursday. the second day of 0c-
tuber, rsso. at 1! o’clock. a ernoou, lot the purpose
of murdering and mating upon the titles of
Will am 1!. B. mkwood. Holmes k eeler and
others. to layout and extend the hlshway known an
East avenue. from the an York. New llavsn and
Hartford railroad to (I y's l'olat. not less than
slxlylfll ftetlnaldlh, in a dlrcrt line,» In: as
ibesanerna be raetleab'e.
mini-r B. ll!NDi'lll!K.l Selectmen
masxua s. 'l'uhhle. Tomi
rtAlUlt. DABIAI. i of Norwalk.
Md It “mi. dept. 2'», 1590. I”) 0|
l
Jlllll' Oll JOLLY NIGHT.
FRIDAY. SEPT. 26
Till POPULAR YOUNG CONN)”.
JAMES B. MACKIE
(CRIMIIIY, Ill BOY!)
In 'f'hos. Addison's New, Bright, Original Hellcat
qua.
taunted?
CELLAR
noos.
Supported by it Large (rampanyol Star Fun Mason
Bright, Catchy liluslo:
Sparkling Specialties!
A World of Novel Features:
Fan Reigns Supreme!
rulers, an. to and is cams
Stats now on ash.- at Ionl's and Gregory's drag
stem. at?
ope}; HousemOne Niehl Only.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 2o 1
HARRY KERNELL’S
HIGH-BLISS VAUBEVILLES.
Absolutely the largest and grandest s chilly
company over conceived and team! throne on the
country. Dliectirom Tony Point's Theatre sud
specially engmd at a large expense. headed by
i s most pnlur at all ll’ll'l'i comedians. tire pub
llc's favor te,ilerlry Kernel. the Pan-ions Tarpon
chorcurzeJloulson Sisters: monarch Junior, pee
inter acrobat. Harry La time; the refined inslrn
menialists, Diana and Burns; the latest novelty in
the vaudeville dc acrobat. l‘lisrles flaming and Lil.
tic Ah bid; the refined characzcr change artists, Ed
Kcndalland Ruby ucrlorr' the succisilful expo-
nents of the spoils of the day, Fisher and Clark;
the original and popular shctch artists, All Wilton
and Sadie Nels n; the trio earrll cracaers. Ilogcrs
Brothers; the charming and dashing comedlenne,
Mira from liye'c, The whole I0 conclude alrh the
one-act muucai comedy, "Ml‘F/tUUEN,5 ELI)?!
le’l'." lauodnmmz stirs folio Hyde and Its
[lorry firmed. The above remedy produced with
new scenery and rut-clitoral effects. making it the
feature of the ia‘rforiunncc. Prices. 3.“), 50 and 75
cents. Reserved seats at usual plum. r20
Notice to Four Thieves.
1? the pnrlim wtoiooir the pear» from the back
storm and "cumin” come tonight they can
have the few they left. which were picked thus
morning. The few leisure no use to me and will
n also good feed Ior hogs.
t Elli JOHN (Y. WELL“.
2211
Notice.
’l‘llETnx List. of the North (‘rnltr School Ille- ,
Him, 0! tax laid July 3) h. ii In the lllll'vll.‘ n.“
the f'lcrk of the f):%r|cl.rtml me In: seen by the
taxpayer:I of l'hlll District for ten dirys from tins
dale a! the office of the Nam-ilk Fire lnsnritmr
company: and on Sitlurdav afternoon. Ortoller t, at
two o'clock, the Board of Relief wtll meet. by law
providerl,st the Si-lectmen's ofllcc to hear lypmls
from l'lblrl 1w.
EDWARD MERRILL. DMnct Committee.
Smwnlk, (limo, Sept . 2i. [9%. sit 25
Mutlc llall. South elitist”. II
llllllllll in [remit
wumucrou STREET,
South lot-walk. Conn.
an!“ .
WAITBD.
Advertisements under this head. not exceeding ll
liner, t linemen educator. , I work Ill».
warms WA so as coacnlfi.
9 Pleauaddrsss maul Jmm ofth.
Werd,liowaytoa,0t.
, ,
FOR SALE. e
Advertisements antic this had, not exceeding 5
lines, 1 linear. I times we. I week tin.
"I FAIILY Bolt". TOP 3"qu AllD
flatness, also oriedrney Cow. call at no. 178
last avenue, Norwallr. r28 lw
ISRAELI R‘UILDIKG ms ms WOOD—
l) ward. Uncoim Borrltt and inaiard avenues.
Inquire of It. a. Woodward.
DMIKIB’I‘RA'I‘OII'S BALI. -— A DWELLING
[loose and about It some! land. on Drag!
solid. In timth Norwalh being the ly
noon at by Benjamin I’. need. deceased. Inquire
ol illlsrrr II Iiced. Administrator. 125 if
‘WO choice building lots, so and w leer trout, ca
Went avenue Apply to W. C. SAHIIB. or
r. a. iIDY'l'. n2
if?" PF?
— Advertishmcnts under this bead, not exceedrng a
lines. I lime Ibo, 3 tlm hilt. I wech srm.
WOUND FLOOR OF HOUSE 14 YRAVRLIN
a street; vent. till, Applv to w. H.8mi'h. as
West street, South Norwala. en!» ti
Worms: on mills HILL; arrives rtooiis;
large garden. fruit trees, .ltc; not 38 In.
In P lloyl. liox Mil. all! Iw
)AIi'l' 0F I‘IOUlsl ON HENRY STREET.
south Norwalk; rent 89 00. also part of house
on East. avenue. Earl Norwaik, near depot, ll "mu;
rent all) Oi). apply to Taylor & Golden, or W.
Yourci. at Incitwocd Mfg. to
rl:.
PLBARANT HOME IN A CONVENIENT
locality ls adored to persons who would like to
well Washington some time during the winter or
a ring. Itoomaudboard at“) a day. IraJ. It
airbrush!” I si.. N. W.. 'uhlnzwn. ll C
LOST.
Advertisements under this had not executing 5
lines, i time 23c, 3 times war week also
()N TUESDAY EVENING, BETWthN Til!
Route Norwalk depot and the Norwallt M E.
church. a light overs-lat. Flndrrvilll be rewarded
by leaving at '23 Orchard street, Norwslk. all Flt
” "roofing M "
Advertisements under this head. not crawling 5
lines. 1 time 25c, 3 times oat-J week it 00.
( ’PV NORWAI K IshAfiDS. SII’TEIIBER l.‘
u i‘.’ fool. skill. painted white on bottom with
yellow stripe around. light yellow inside, trimmed
with red Aim 12 lost f'oro, white outside and
blcclaml . Thenwnrrcsn have saint: by paying
charges, us, John H, llilommedlcn, Itowsvtnis.
Conn. 12:: ill
Registrar-a, Notice.
OTICK is her-thy given lhit’. the Roast! of llrtz- .
lstrslion of the Guy of south Nor—
waik. Conn. will hold it pupils sessionun Wed '
nteduy. October 1, Infill, from 2 o‘clock
o'clock p. m., at lllr' tiny flail, ilavrlanrl’ street, to i
correct the voting list at Emil city, 4
Applications for ail neutral to be added to oil
erased from said 112-: [I'I'l'l copy power! in post chisel .
must be handed in Edmund R Crows Lily Clerk, .
before ri o'rloca m.. Monday. September :9. law.
Nf-llhlil. .I. CRAW. l
CBAKLE» N. rill'l'fl. - of
s‘ll erotica I". ATDIRTON, i Registration.
South Norwalk School of Shorthand
and Typewrilmg.
()l'E‘lS MONDAY, REPT, 2, at Room No. “2,
. second flight lauder's Blockcmncr Wash-
ington and so its dam streets. from 9 com 12 a. in.
and 2 until t o m. and every lunacy, Wednesday
and Fridavvvenlngs. Thorough instruction gnar-
aurml. Putts can enter at any time. No Mani-
nation required.
s23 5t
m. fill 53
Board
JOHN l). 1)0"ifi_iii'ff
A R T I S '1‘ .
Formerly of West Twenty-third street. New York
cily, has opened a studio in the I’m: Office Building
Smith Nor-rails, where he is prepared In instruct
pupils in the fughes‘. art. in class or in private
'orrrait Painting Water Colors, Free [land Draw.
ing and Tapestry Painting a spcrxalty.
A. S.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry .
t‘lne Whirl) llenalrlng a Spatially .
30 South Main tit" - South Hovwaih.
(ii-'1‘; 0'. .r E r .r’ £313 15,
UNDERTAKER.
3! North Main Street, South Sorwulli
jleJim
”pen or all hours. The new (Tee of an Embolrner
ind Funeral tricolor rerun-t myl ly
”flux" .-
THE NEW
F DRNITURE STORE
101 and 304 Washington tit.
dumb Norm. k. East Em! of Bridge.
THEODORE COLEMAN, Proprietor
l’lflllld l‘rarncs. faulting (likens, rte Price»
willsult you infill! MOI]
owner; ll. RAYMOND,
F urnitu re Dealer.
New Store 46 di 48 Main st, Norwallr
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
Residence. no. 3 Daimly street. Telephone
Cali,'l‘—-l. Dayor night.
minimises
Defaulted Farm hlrlnn Lian:
AND OTHER SECURITIES.
Our acquaintaaeein evny one oi the Western
states not Territories, and in every southern stair,
whit correspondents in every element in nearly
every county in every state. traveled with a m.
steal experience ofkgiver thirty-lira years
Ia Ilse ‘ ' Ill lonrakelhe best re.
sults in the collection 0' Dd lead ' lartms
loans as well as In the co. cites 0 defaulted
City, ly and Town Binds.
It; holders of suc‘glzrcorlllsa VIE oilevkznmnalgd
fuiltusrwm channel or col r ,m
the best this service We mutually call
attest?! to rm invite .
Till COIIII IAIKI'C 00.,
mm in Dreamy. llaw Your.
JOHN HAUP’I‘,
ml manager of l'srriaglna's larhet. has
I y spends
Meat Market
I [IA 'wmullllorthlaiastrsst,
I mahorrhawlllkssp
All Kinds of Fresh, Salt sad
Slashed lestsat low prices.
Veg-:s’t'sblssiatlteirssassa.
c. r. nurse. Principal. l
remnants. .
:’ AUCTION”Sillsw
Horses, Carriages, Sleighs,
Buggies, Harnesses, &(5.
Wil. he told at Public Auction, on
The Fair Grounds at Norwalk, Com,
WEDNESDAY. OCT. I, 1890,
AT IO (I'CLOIJK,
Tm: entire stark of Ilene". Carriage-r. Sleigh“, Ilsa-
nesses. 8c , of a. W. l'lrivgury, coollrtlng of
if; Her-es,
‘.' I’rmnns.
2 Yr lame (Girls and Heroes:-
l'l Conch- a
2 l’arrysils.
7i l-plmiles.
3 Business Wagons.
1 Road Wagon.
I Wagner-lento.
l Sulaey.
“hoopla.
ll side bar Carriages.
3 (furryall tilt-labs.
tillers of Bobs for Dirge Carryall.
‘.'O sleight
to acts at Double liars»...
all sets of single flatness.
.5 Saddles, (IIUcI’t’hI kinds
'5 beta of My “will,
lnrgi- stock of Blunt.”- Ruhr a, Whips. elc.
Any of the above will be sold rhcup periods to
? rin- auction.
Also for sale nr 1') rent, my niazilerrt', till Went
avenue.
8. W. GREGORY,
el’l ti ll'l'lf Noah‘s LE. (‘1'.
T H E
PROGRESS lull.
If on me going to boy a Range for your kliehcn
this all, and What the
Beat and Lowest Price
canon me. than» Ih' exclnnlvi~ «retry In: the
ftzlsbfrlt
“PROGRESS RANGE,"
mails athurne br lhc finngittuclt iron Work! (In.
sailliyipecltlsrrtnacmeuts with th in I ran sell
[11! firetr-cilrs’ltrllcm at the prim or lighter and
smaller-mes. l warritnl. every one tube
THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER
In the wor.il.anllwi:lrelnml your money In ease
or any fluvial!“ living made here you can
always get repairs ltl an hour's lime.
THE
Pillllll «RANGE.
WM. PODMORE.
on NORTH MAIN ilrlthlz'l'.
in :im scorn soawaaa. com.
THIS WEEK flILY.
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‘ PIIISTEB’S
DRUG STORE.
We have in stock all the
popular Patent Medicines at
reasonable prices.
The licsisznck of Herbs in
N’orwslk.
Quinirie Pills, all makes, all
ouc-Irall' cent a grain.
Remember that “Plaistcrl's
('ough Remedy" is warranted
to cure yulll” Cold.
Don't forget that we are
headquarters for School Books
and Supplies of all kinds.
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DRUG STORE.
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All. WINTER
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We are not going to pretend to offer you gold dollars tor
10 cents, neither do we hold out the alluring bait 6f an ele-
gant old watch and $10 thrown in for $10; but this we do
say, i at we will give you bet r Inc for your moire than
has ever been oilercd in Soul No valk before. Besi es giv-
ing you an equal value in go ds for your money, we thrown in
c 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,
No. 80 Washington street, ior one dozen of his elegant Cabinet
Portraits.
FOR THIS WEEK.
DRESS cooos. ,
An elegant line of all wool Serges, Caishmcres and Briilihn-
lines in all the latest shades and effects. Among this lot. are
goods which retail for (file per yard; we mark the lot. at 490
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 tell your friends, but come and see the line of All
Wool Dress Flanricls. full 38 inches wide, we are ollcring at
3750 per yard.
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HOSIERY. HOS
Genis' Fancy Stripe Hall IIoscLi'ull regular made, double
soles, the kind that serially retails for 200 per pair, this week
we mark the price 12.50 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 33c, 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. howev 2', 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 rctailed at
756 and 800 per pair.
(‘ztll and examine and see if every one of the above facts
are not as they are represented to be.
THE BIISTIIN STIIIIE
83 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
H. KRIEGER,
M i 1 1 i n e r 37'
AND FAN CY GOODS.
We have just received a new assortment oi Ladies‘ Sailors,
trimmed and untrimmed, Plumes, Wings, etc, which we will
sell for next few days.
Special Sale of All Trimmed Military
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 quote prices, come and
Set: for yourself
Lisle Thread Gloves, and Mite
Must go as we intend to make room lor the newest goods that
comezoul from lime to time.
HOSIERY l
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Great Bargains in this Department.
likewise be reduced.
H. KRIEGERL,
Mahackemo Hotel Block, South Norwulk, Conn.
The Bill lilllllll Ill Ila Least lIllllfll
BOOTSANDSHOES
AT THE "ORB 0"
C. H- Harvey
Having the largest stock and a good assortment to make
selections from, we are prepared to furnish everything from a
child’s ill-cent shoe to a cuts 155 boot. A number of speci»
allies in genis’, ladies’ an children's shoes. A Iadies' lino Kid
Button Boot at $2, formerly $3. Misses’ Good School Shoe,
only $1. Children’s School Shoes at 75 cents. Please call
and examine these goods, as it is it pleasure to show them.
0. H. HARVEY,
All other goods will
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