hoflaselfiuneetelflightide Lowtide
. . p.45
'3 . not...
Invoice
to railroad bridge at liorwslh,
I. l- naulr naturism.
in the South Atlan-
Boutbern Bligh-11%.... ri
I! ll
”Keith's. In other districts the weath-
‘ im'mtlnued lair. For New Eag-
, . .. orb; can and west. New
lsenig'ieir, warmer
, , today. with south.
- . winds, followed ' by light
. ‘14,,” workudita
‘ .. ,, , ’lnlnflllv.
“ wfllbsciood d
v» .. * winds, followed to-
“ hy'ii'ght reinnetrtbe coast.
.5 new .
.._....._.....___.___.__
,,Mumenaexoe tomorrow.
n
5.42 9.30 3.81
. _'-r——--—-—~—————-————
-—8ee thls big coupon on the first
mmfitbia paper. Cut it out and
seve,’5,‘nud then buy The 811an to-
MW. Be sure and do this ior it will
hohtgeetlngtoall.
Security Council, N. P. 0., hold their
”bellowing this evening.
' merman John F. Cuff, oi Dsnbury,
k , known in Norwelk, has entered the
Yfls‘hw school.
w
- “Li—Pipes! Pipes! sums. and prices.
i
We Cigar Store.
(.,
. first Allister": Engineer F. W. Smith
Nee marshal for the parade yester-
397W“-
‘ Wfltenley bee booked the "20
Zn” company to appear at the Opera
House, October 0.
. -.8swsr connections at bottom prices.
Sheldon, contractor.
G. DouglesBeker la the new general
fluidity oi the Denbury Young Men’s
Pioneer Book and Ladder company
will holdaapeclel meeting on Ilonday
evening to transact important business.
'—-Our usual specialty ior Saturday
m end evening. Watch our
mathwindow. l.8.8mtth.
, the m oi paving Washington street
huts-slab”! somewhat by the fact
“the“ hen not yet ell arrived
from New York.
gas .work oi improving Riverside
smirking”, and will bacon-
myrtltharoad bed is reieed above
31cm?» Become nations the fine
Wichitoeilwents. Auanrs.
,Inthswreos torepnrssotfloo, st
thaliewIAndonoooaty lair. yesterday,
B. llookwcod’s Bent W., oi Norwalk,
' The Hut Norwalh Republicans will
hold a prdimlnery caucus Itondey even—
lithe telkover their candidates to be
M at the First district caucus.
W, amortment oi Pipes ever
“‘lbgtownetbockwood’s.
A few friends oi ll. Lizzie Tollos
gave 'e pertyleeteveniegat the home
other persetson Chapel street, the
audio. being the anniversary oi her
|‘.'
m lieutenant Henry lethiee will
wowm; oi Company F ior
m- erasing. October 7. at 8:15
, Itoelecteswneseorto the late
, “ W. I. Stevens. ‘
.40 pairs at limes’ Rubbers-to be
Old at 18 cents a pair—at C. H. Harvey’s.
’ Post, 0. A. R, will go in
to Otemiord, Saturday evening,
e
wan-a no annual tuner Bobbie Post.
‘ will Mills at the South
muqs w: '
T :fiJL’iillbest, dissolution-
fimhfi 3: eons-cum
W], ”W the
.mYoneg Isn'eOhrlstien Asso-
“wlth forty Bibles oi good size
film-
outfits
st
H,
blgoaepouoetheflrstpege
u attractant! save”,
man-riser.
to-Inorrow.
do this ior it will be inter-
“ sans
,ieli at the trains being crowded
’ Thereoeatloiluxoi
If:
“ babel-seminar
,Erenheeudwicheqmieaudoebe, be. n
Winston
sawdust-assassination,
ant «summer
known.
‘--—A genuine lserecheum Pipe. 81.25,
at Inckwood’s.
A party oi twenty-tour borough people
attended the donation party given to the
Ear. Alexander Hamilton, at Weston,
lettereuing.
Rev. C. it. Torrey moved his house.
holdeflecteto Decatur, lll., yesterday,
and hlmssli and ismlly leit late last
evening tor the same city, where his
chergaislooatad.
-—Curbing, 50 cents a tool.
Sheldon, contractor.
It is probably thet Adjutant General
Embler will order s brigade ride tourne-
ntent early next week. The Thii‘d and
Fourth regiments have maniissted a
desire to compete.
W. C. Sammie Is to ask the city to pay
for his bridle that was damaged while
the hand passed his horse yesterday.
The horse was hitched to a post and he-
came irightened at the music.
«Depot Regiment. Open all night.
Parka Tlliord’s tee enemies. amenimc.
William
Miss Florence Wigham will' give a
select'perty at her home on Harbor eve-
une this evening. A large number 0! in-
vitations have been issued, and the
eliair promises to be a grand success.
Rev. George Van Alstyne, pastor oi
the Norwalk Methodist Episcopal church,
will lecture in the Methodist church at
Georgetown next Tuesday evening.
Bis subject will be “Pluck that Wine."
—-—A complete line of Gent's, Ladies'
and Children’s Flannel Underwear. La-
dice’ and Gent's from 38c up. Children’s
irom 12} cents up, at M. s. Smith’s.
The Republican city caucus will he
held at the Council Chamber on Tuesday
evening ct next week. The caucus to
nominate candidates ior town ofices
will be held at the same place on the lol-
lowing evening.
The committee appointed by the Com-
mon Council two years ago to ascertain
the city boundary lines and erect monu-
ments are at work periorming their
duties. The committee consists oi John
L. Richards, James C. Crown and Nelson
J. Crew. AAAAA
-—A Bargain, ‘75 comiortables, slightly
damaged by our basement being flooded,
to be sold cheap. E. K. Books, Itahack-
emo Hotel Block.
The announcement in the Gazette as
to church services in Randall's Hall,
East Norwelh, on Sunday afternoon,
was somewhat permeture. The hall is
at present occupied by the Methodist
lair, and could notbe made ready in
season. Wait for inrther notice.
The Allentown firemen lsit South Nor-
welk on the 3:40 train yesterday eiter-
noon ior Bridgeport, where they were
entertained by the Eaton, Cole 8 Burn-
ham Fire company. A shore dinner was
served at Seaside park. They were quar-
tered at the Atlantic hotel, and leit ior
home by the steamer Rosedale this morn-
ing.
——A warranted Brier Pipe the, at Loch.
wood’e Cigar Store.
Him Winona Dickermsn, oi High
street, and bites Katharine B. Dowd,
oi Rorth Haven, iormsrly a teacher in
the Concord street school, started ior
Iieelseippi yesterday, where they will
teach in a missionary institution. A
large party 0! their friends assembled at
the depot to bid them an eiiectionate
ierewell.
No definite action has yet been taken
regarding the willingness oi the Rev. C.
It. Salient totender his resignation as
motor of St. Paul's perish. The matter
has been reierred to Bishop William ior
his consideration and advice, and no
meeting will he held until a communica-
tion is received from him. A meeting
oi the vestry and parish will then be
held and matters arranged.
an. antibiotic sma.
IlntMa Worthy oi lntioe that Do Not
Ivory Day.
In round numbers 400 students were
enrolled in the ireebman class at Yale
university yesterday. Oi these 260 are
in the academic department and no in
the Sheilsld Scientific school.
Nellie Fish, oi (lieshI're, aged sixteen
years, is in jail in dateult of e “00 bond,
having pleaded guilty to a charge“ at»
tempting to bill heels-tar mother. «In.
Elisabeth Fish, oi Cheshire, by putting
Rough on lists into her tee.
Evangelist loody is drawing large and
enthusiastic audiences in Ansonie.
Hugh Casually, a horse ehoer, thirty-
two years at age, was found dead in
lake Whitney, near New Haven, yester-
day morning.
The third convention oi the Evengslo
istto (loomtlonsl annotation or New
England was held at the Second Congra-
day. The masses was large.
A ninemontha-old child oi Ira. John
Crowley, oi Ansonle, was lound deed in
bed yesterday afternoon. The medical
pitch-d church in New landon yester-
examiner pronounced dsetb oneto sul-
nes, two young ls. W-
, James B. ltsekis, in thebrigbt, new
musical burlesque,"Grimes' Cellar Door,”
will make things merry at Music” Hall
tonight. This attraction is really one oi
the best oi its class in America, and an
enjoyable periormsnoe is assured. Pretty
girls. brilliant music, brieh action, and a
very strong company are important
features, while tun reigns supreme iroiu
beginning to end. Among the leading
specialties which are introduced may be
mentioned ltschle's new topical song,
"The Rate Have Got film Now," the
bright, catch song and discs . by Nancy
and Billy, "The Triplets," and the Main
hanaett quartette, which is said to bathe
ilneet oi its class in America, and in-
cludes tour singers, tour dancers. lonr
specialists and tour comedians.
t’eudovlilea Tia-Night.
Barry Kernell’s specialty company will
be at the Opera House this evening. The
New Haven Register said: “Barry Ker-
nell’a specialty company opened to a
crowded house at the Grand last night
and proved to be worthyoi the large
patronage. Ed. Kendall and Ruby hier-
ion appeared in character sketches. the
Rogers brothers sang songs in the Dutch
dialect, Harry La Russ performed some
clever balancing, the Decision sisters
ung‘snd danced wéll, Blimp andiiurns
a radio an entbitainlng lmisi ' lact.
iormauce good._
"The ledlen Hell Carrier."
A decided novelty in the shape oi a
boon lids lndian sctrea-i will be the at-
traction at Music Hall next Tuesday eve-
ning. The name 0! the lady is Miss (Liar
won-go Mohawk, and she is the central
figure of a play called “The Indian Mail
Carrier." Miss Mohawk has had several
years’ experience upon the stage, and is
said to be highly effective in her role,
while the piece has met with on cultural.
astic reception. Her support contains a
number oi careful and capable players.
ORGAMBT GIBSON’S DEVICE.
The "Swell Box" oi an Organ Operated
by the i'ertorrner'e Breath.
During the past week Organist Gibson
has been hard at work applying to the
organ in the First church his device
called the pneumatic swell, whereby the
"swell box" may he opened and closed
by wind from the bellows, illegovrrning
valve being operated by the breath oi
the player throughatuhn held in the
mouth. A puff of air sent into the
mouthpiece causes the “swell" to open,
and withdrawal oi the air causes it to
close; the motion may be last or slow.
partial or complete, at will. All motion
ceases when pressure is withdrawn, and
the tree use oi the pedal in the usual
way is notinleriered with. in certain
diflcult pieces oi organ music, while the
(cat are engaged in playing acomplex
passage, in holding octaves, or in doing
“double notes." it has been impOeaible to
attain the best itiects, as the swell pedal
could not bemowd; this arrangement
makes it easy to obtain the desired in;
crease and diminution of power, while
it allows perlect ireedom for the most
elaborate passages, There is nothing ex-
perimental shout it, as it was ilsml suc—
oeseiully in Nurwalit by Mr. Gibson five
years ago. He hopes to be able to invite
the organiets oi this city to inspect this
attachment beiom many days. it was
used Sunday for the first time in Water-
bury.-Walerbury American.
—-Ladise. a cake oi Brussels soap costs
about the same sum that your husbands
pay for a debilitatr (l cigar. Remind them
oi the beld~heeded iact and howling mv
justice.
Connecticut Patents.
The lollowing were issued Sept. 25,
1890. List tarnished irorn oflice of A.
ll. Wooster, Solicitor oi Patents, Bridge
port, Conu.:
John Scam-Id, New Haven, vending
apparatus; James D. Davenport, Ilen—
iord, sleeping car; John D. Fists, Bert-
iord, paging-jack; Lewis J. Atwood,
Waterbury, holder ior electric light
shades; Nelson Morris,Weterhury. sponge
holder; Alired J. Shrpley,Wetrrbury,two
patents, button and glove lantern-r: Henry
T. Sperry, Waterbury, lacing boob:
John F. Barnes, Norwich, two patents,
mechanical hil'lt‘ inr stage scenery James
II. Cheliield. Thomaatmi, winding drum:
Harvey M. Chlltenden. Daubury, appar
atus ior dipping iieohodise; Almeron II.
Lane. Meriden, tour patents. clock case,
iastemng ior escapvment pellet». clerk
key and clock alarm; William ii. Plumb,
Antonie, garment supporter; Thomas J,
Sands. Broad Brook, section tension
indicator ior yarn-dressers: Hturges Whit
loch, Anscnia, doctor-roller mechanism
tor printing presses: Lucius ll. White».
New , two patents, speed chang
ing mechanism ior ielhea.
Web—M -~.su. ,
”outlets to cewvewtlaw.
The i’elrileld County Baptist its-nets»
elation met yesterday and Wednesday
with the First Baptist church in Stem
lord. There waeevevy large represen-
tation oi churches by delegates, and the
meeting was loll oi interest. Rev. W.
V. Career, at Bridgeport, was elected
moderator lor the their". year is com
anal sermon.
1‘. tree- etalatios in emails.
Oetnnel Watts, iormerly a resident oi
Newerk, 8. J., now living in Norwelh,
is a good all-round athlete, bring particv
alerly expert with the sweeps and senile.
He is at the head oi a movement to or-
gaulzs a host club and athletic asshole»
tion have, it is said, which promises to
he a big go.
merits. or was as on.
The is" meeting at the Parnell! snee-
ty ladies! them, will he held attire
Iehaehemo hotel, South m. on
Tnenley. October ltth. morning and
“neon. Papers will barred by Dr.
lesson, at ilcreton; Dr. (hob... at
Oreseileid Bill. and Dr. mum ltepasy.
gamma”... W- .,_____,,
m
Katina-Well“ an at Var
hedweysadnsfisww
, It
4,,
s'n other'iea'tor'es helped make t e per—
l
3.80-0th r
aloe. Rev.J.R.Gow preached these- “a n
m
Music Hall. South Norwalk.
scar. on user stone. '
FRIDAY. am. 26
Till Milli” YOUIO W.
JAMES B. MACKI
iOBlllOle I! '01!)
n Thus. Addison's low. M. Original littlest
Burlesque.
GRIMES’ _
CELLAR
DOOR.
supported by a Large (rampant list he litters
Bright, Catchy Hassle :
sparkling [peel-tiles!
A World of Novel Features:
. ,....-.._,. w~_ ..
Opera Rouse:0ne Nizlit Only—:—
FRIDAY, SEPT. 26
HARRY KIRHELL'S
iHlIiIIafllilSHlllIIWILLES.
Iiyeng at a let ex
most else or all!
ty
at the
More
pen-e.
h comedians, the pub
lic'sievor is, iianry Kunexl. the Verna-rs Terpst-
ohcrutneJloulson meters; monarch insist. pre
rnler acrobat. Berry II' lion; the refined ins-ire
lenietlstlelnnseedliorns: the latest. linVelly in
the vaudeville dc acrobat. Charla Harding and bit.—
tle at. old; the "th thereon change artists. Ed
Kendeiland Ruby laden
acute or then-ports oi the
the lead popular starch Internal! Writer.
and Helen; the two enilli We. lingers
Brothers; the charming and comedian.
luv late Byte. The wholero conclude withthe
entrees musical unruly, "instances it ILOPE-
le'l'." Iatrodrwlm! all» hate ity and Ir
Harry Kerncll. The above mainly produced with
new scenery and mechanical elicit“. “ ,, is the
the antenatal cry»
day, risen and unit;
Pen lelges Supreme!
Pitlcss. - - as, w and is calm
heats new clinical our. and (it-corn drag D
lint”. ll's'
WASHING‘ION STREET,
{oath lorvrelk, Conn.
warren.
Wilda“! III.“ m5
will-eflcdmmflwflkfllh
recite nannies use sue me
A lightdoltvevles. humanism-st
isrelshboatla. Address! lee
l‘l'llA’l’lOl 'Al‘l'ln AI mm.
a. Hmeesildraas ldwere Jeane,” at 0.1!.
Word. llnwaytne. Or. we 1w
’"" r08 sets»
slim” ‘mosmmm‘ ”'8
ihglduuitimmmiweehllm
ll IAIILY noses. TOP sneer A!!!)
autism. also one .ierrey Cow. cell at No. in
Int avenue, Norwelh an iw
ISIBABLI surname wrs 0! W00!)-
ward. Uncole. Burritt end Quinterd avenues.
ltqaire of I. A. Woodward.
nllflifl'tts’fllit‘il SAL]. —~A nwersm
flomudehootilecreeoiiend.nnll Nora
rosd. in loath itcrwel being the homestead lately
new by Benjamin Reed. deceased. inquire
oi lllism B. Iced. Administrator. i3 t!
W) m 'w a 1‘7? I . 1.:
EL. coir. ”mm ”8 rutr'
“1.2T. _
....‘.. 5......" was“ ' Mia‘s
ceramics. um sun.
u ..
“it”. I till.
‘IL'OND 11.008 01' some it 'lle-‘iKlJN
street; rent filo. Apply to Illuminati
West ttieet, iicnlh iiorweie. seen
COTTAOI Oi! ROTOR HILL: 8"“ ROOIB;
lergegsrdcu. irult trees, to; rent 88. Ire.
in P llnyi.ltoxbt:t. sill 1w
1)“?! OF [1088! ON llltliti' b’l'itm.
sooth Norwelb; rent .9 on. also part oi house
on lest avenue. leer llorwelh. near depend rooms;
rent Slum. Apply to Taylor a Golden. or W.
Your gt. at incbwood Iig. Co; s15
lesion: of the “storms. i'tlcce, 11,51) and 75
cents, Reserved new at usual places. r5)
MUSIC HALL,
Jl'fi'l' OSB EIGHT,
THURSDAY,ch2l
ram: successful «no: oi the only lmilan sun», ’
GoWon-Go Mohawk,
in her'l'lirilzlny. ihrtumrpc Way, entitled the I
i
Scriptural by
c. w. croutons, 3
(silver for) I
Andi; superb i‘ompeny «i Accomplished Arfnrai
and hammer. ‘
WATCH POI! 'I'IIB PABADBu
Bests anwoomlestlloyt'snadtirrgory‘e. wit}
l
.
I
llegissrnra' notice.
NOTICE In berebyitlvm that the Board of lieg—
lstmlan of lbs City at sooth liar-l
wells, coca. will hold a poetic may Wed» 1
needs ,Octcberi ”Ilium added m. till 6;
o'cloc p.ua.,nttlle City list denim: sunsets;
correct. the vmlaghet at said ty. l
Apriltatlomécv all some is :5. re a;
erase: from list see Ola
must he handed to W crm, twitter!“
More 6 rhinos rm. Monday, man a. tall. 2
slum. .r. (straw, l Bend l
trilsirtls it, elm]. . at I
ate lw arcane i'. araearoaJ Buttonwood. :
South Norwallt School of Shorthand;
and Typewriling. I
overs IMDAY. rim. '1, at Room lilo. 2,!
mend flight Moder”- Electron” were,
lemon earl Home ism arrests, rm. a use: his m.
another” in at. and every loo-lay. Walnut”
and frldlv evenings. Thorough. instruction east—
earned. Initiated. enter at any time. 30 “III.
nation inquired.
C.F.PLI!I!, grinclpnl. §
JELJI’I’ E,
8335:
it so 0.
32 North loll ”ital. Mil Smell
Open at all hours. The service oi as label-er
and Funeral Dimrm- wrumt my: ly
M
TEE NEW
FURNITURE STORE
I” most see Weetlegton as.
death lorwaib, list hoot Snags.
"some: comes. Proprietor
Picture m, Mg dresses. or. file.
willenlt you shill: an ly
oceans ii. RAYMOND,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 it 48 Halo at, Norwalk
Also Furnishing l'ederteker.
Residence. No. It laveerly stint Tater-boss.-
Cell,77 I [layer night.
A. as. 173‘ {art arts,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
mamaewrws’m!‘
to amass; .
nelaillti Fan Ionian Lian
MID OTHER SECURITIES.
this momma to every see at the D's-tern
states as i Tammi». east in every leathers stain.
with Wasatch nary were, rd
of
..... on
five U
Lhynhmarysedflwehswlv.
Teholdsrseimeaersrttlssweelsv m
recruitment-passion: seesaw for Weed
thsvakstMem Wane-seemed
miser- ”mew
res ooeaie eenitttae on.
am. see We flew Yeats.
JOIIN “All",
l'srwwly messe- Wt ”but. hes
Meat Market,
In V. tflwpwgeggth less street,
All Kinds of Fresh, Salt and
8“”de
t__.
Indian Hill Carrier,“
unneeraxee. i...
Plow [toll in A CONVINIRNT
A locality lashed reparation whowouidllhc to
it”? time during the winter or
e day. Ind. K
Hurricane. azati
v1 seat-gum some
flog. limos and board
tutor. in l at..!l W..
LOST.
adrertiremeeta under this head not exceeding 5
lion. i new see. 8 times We, 1 web use.
‘o‘ow saidss‘ii‘uérur.’ than?
1‘ on Washington street. One dollar reward '1“
be paid tar its More to this chine. Valuable p-ln-
clpalny u e keepsake. air» it
”A.
N TUESDAY lVlBltiG. BETWEEN Till
south Nerweik depot and the Norwaik I K
church. a llth overcIIei. Finder will be rewarded
by leaving at 23 Orchard street. Norwalk. an 3:
” lumen SALE ’“
ilorses, Carriages, Sleighs,
Buggies, Harnesses, the.
Will be said ht i’ulillcduction. on
The Fair Grounds at Norwalk, Conn,
WEDNESDAY. OCT. 1. 1890,
AT I. O’CLOCII,
The entire stock of ilorrl. (lent-gee. sitlrhe. liar
names. a: , ole. W. Gregory, cosslstingot
regards.
eetone.
T Velez! carts and Rupees.
19 Casting.
‘3 Carry .
‘l Fpirtdlre.
.2 Bassoon Wagons.
i lined Wag-m.
i W onnem
i .
l . bide—bar Carriages.
J ('erryeli Sleuths.
1 Select Bobs ior Large Carryall.
a). .
weasel [ls-hie Bunsen
warrant at
Walrus! n.3,. ltohu. Whips, etc.
Any or theebove will be sold cheep p-uious to
auction
Also lotion! to rest, my resident». 23 West
avenue
8. w. cnéconv,
9!“! but"!!! NO!!! ALE. (‘1'.
'1‘!!!)
Inclusion.
ii are going to boy a Range ior your kitchen
this ”and weal the
Best and Lowest Price
alliance. lhevc the sedative agency for the
celebrated
“ renounce RANGE,"
malaathomell'ihe Monica Iron Works (to
and 'rytixtlsi arrangements with th in I ran on
tile dirt-rises article at the price at lighter and
mail" ones. I warrant every ore to be
THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER
IetheworJ,eedwlllreisnd your money in case
‘nt‘ my rat-mount ileitg made here you ran
ailerons: mpelrele on We time.
Plat illicit
WRJBBIEB?
r
THIS WEEK Hill;
AN {Heisman CANDY
300. Per Pound.
FRESH
And the bmtevereole Ie theeity iorihe meaty.
ouwepewiileeustyoarhoaeeddiyapoe
IIIII'III I In,
Bdrmeuitbufsriionsrt,
w mmmfllmfll.
W
ForYoung ladies
~00.
reasonable prices.
Norwalk.
Quininc ‘ Pills, all
to cure your cold.
l I 4 ".I
”figs? 5
y.“
i. ,,‘.....;'
and Children.
Reopens at Hillside, Norwalk,
TEERSDAY, (In, 2d, 1890.
PIIISTBII’S
DRUG STORE.
We have in stock all the
popular Patent Medicines at
The best stock of Herbs in
makes, at
one-half cent a grain.
Remember that “Pleisted’s
Cough Remedy" is warranted
Don't forget that we are
headquarters for School Books
and Supplies of all kinds.
PIIIS'I'IIII’S
f».
"a.
“are“... _.—......_._-. .. ........4-
ILIIIIIINI'.
THE HOUSE WILL REMAIN OPEN
All. WINTER
For item ill the Bimini Plat
Dianne iorpattlsaoimeiaswill barre-nil)
mars on armies-riot: To
3'. :3). POWER
a u reorersroe.
Vegeteblesfifielraessee.
”oi-JOB I'llllilllin'oa-
SOD'II yoewm names use
i V
.r: ”murmur—W-
“messiah...
are.
Iit'll-w...-
Portraits.
lines in allibc Iatedtfshades and effects; Among‘tliis lot are
E 30°?fgilfichfiw 1% (filmermwdrm imthe“ ltSUlt 49c
per ar .
beauty; full 36 inches, every shade, close twill cashmere 12k:
' soles, the kind that usually retails for 20c per pair, this week
Ii ILKIIINS
mm. M “~—
We are not going to pretend to elite you gold dollars for
10 cents, neither do we hold out thesllnriug 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 for your mono than
has ever been oliered in South Norwalk before. ’Besi ea giv-
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,”
with every dollar purchase. Fifty of these coupons you Will
find just as ,gond as money when presented at North’s studio,
No. 80 Washington street, ior one dozen of his elegant Cabinet
FOR THIS WEEK.
_ DRESS GOODS.
An elegant line of all wool Serges, Cashmeres ail’d'Brillian-
.9on helicopandr serviceable house dress, we have got a
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 Flannels. full 38 inches wide, we are offering at
' ' Y. HOSIERY.
HOSIE
Genls' Fancy Stripe Hall Hose, full regular made, double
we mark the price 12,1,0 per pair.
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 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 59c.
They are the best thing ior the money we have ever offered,
they are a better glove in tact 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 STORE
83 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
H. KRIEGER,
M i 1 1 i n e r 37
AND FANCY 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.
Specialities” ill Trimmed Hillary
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
see for yourself
Lisle Thread Gloves and Mitts
Must go as we intend to make room tor the newest goods that
comezout from time to time.
HOSIERY I
Don’t judge them by the
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HOSIERY I
Great Bargains in this Department. All other ’goods will
' ”l likewise be reduced.
:51. KRIEGER",
Meheckcmo Hotel Black, South Norwalk, Conn.
I'll Bast Ennis [II Ila Leather
BOOTSANDSHOES
A'I‘ 'I‘IIB "ORB OI’
C. H- Harvey
Having the largest stock and a good assortment to make
selections from, we are prepared to iurmsh everything from a
child's lO-csot shoe to a cat's 35 Input. A number of speci.
altlcs in gents', lsdies’ angcbildren's shoes. A Isdiea' fine Kid
Button Boot at $2, formerly $3. Misses’ Good School Shoe,
on? M. Children's School Shoes at 75 cents. Please call
an examine these goods, as it is a pleasure to show them.
. C. H. HARVEY,
VONoa-tthtnle..Umsth Nor-went;
Norwalk Chronicler