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law test Herald “anther roracasra.
W5! are reported from North-
awYork, Southeastern Michi~

:u. and Easter: Nebrasi kha. Templar:
rose caters n teupper an
ill! tell iny the Gulf and South

mmkm aiid Arkansas.

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6. East Gulf

 

." The principal
gimme were 44 degrees in Eastport,

quid 43 degrees in Northfield, Vt.
the chief msXIma were 88 degrees in
March, Data and 89degrees in Fort
Buford, M. The weather in New Eng-
land, New York and New Jersey today
will be f and warm with variable
winds. a weather in New York and
lta'vicinity today promises to be a little
warmer and more cloudy, with variable

 

 
 
 
 

 

mm All!!!” for lo-sacrrow.

Sun acts High tide '7 Low tide
5.35 12. 50

Heine’s band will hold a ball at Ger-
mania Hall on the 13th. of October.

I'VE. A. Klatt, who formerly lived on
Mont street, has moved with his
.fagiilytoBridgeport.

23,«Nm3;mle who enjoy tIaveling
by water, now go to New York on the
Stanford steamboat, “Shady Side."

. The borough hydrants have been paint»
ad‘s light cream color, in order that the
human may easily locate them at night.

’ frank Finch andJohnfiannegau were
before Judge Knapp this morning for
druuhnness. They were each given a
line.

~soo pairs of Imes’ Rubbers—to be
mid atldcents apair-st C. H. Harvey’ s.

Barry litchell, mailing clerk at the
Mk postoflice, is improving in
health, but is not yet able to attend to
hidutiss.

A special meeting of the Norwalk
Wheelman is to be held this evening, in
thsirroomain Ely’ s block,for the purpose

 

Old Well Hook— and ladder company’ s
tract by been repaired at Henry Tilly’ e
catvhge factory. It was taken to the

John Hines is” walking about the city

caries: an apple tree. His foot got
fight in the crotch and his ankle was
quite badly sprained.

The County Comminioners will in a
few days issue a formal invitation to the
when impact the new addition to the
ability jail. The buildingwill be thrown
opal three days for that purpose.

~Ds|iot Restaurant. Open all night.
Park kTillord’s tea and notice. cream, 5c.
Pratt mndwiches, pie and cake, 5c.

,_ The engines upon the Consolidated
rmdnufast being fitted with the new
“ohm adopted by the company,
thestack being much smaller and also
Miter than the one now generally in
m» _____~

Huber- of theSmugnrbund all over
U stats are looking forward with Inter-
“ to the decison of the convention
which is to meet in Hartford on Monday,
Dubber 14, to decide as to the disputed
"in.

Z “estate convention of the Christian
Endeavor misuse will onsn at willi-
“October '1’, at 5 p. m., and con-
tinue until Tuesday evening. A large

lsexpected, and everything

 
 
 

 

pilots to a highly successful meeting.
"W connections at bottom prices.
Moll. counselor.

muses-I held the port-
el‘sril In the clue or Super-

E‘Wb 0.8. Davidson, of the Bar»

H division of the Consdldated road,
final-hwofysars, has been appoint»
I‘M superintendent of the dirt-

lpwovthllesgus, of the Norwslk

A
a some special singing, rccitstiona,

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

charch, m'anIItIohavssplesssnt
thisevening, commenc
I o’clock. The programme in-

A... W... a. M...
Butler Lodge, No. in, 1.0. 0. F.,wlll
rehearse the initiatory degree this even-
tag.

The stoop in front of J. Harweller's

saloon in Railroad Place is being re-
paired.

A number of borough yachtsmsn were
down the harbor last evening enjoying a
moonlight sail,

Workman are employed to-day chang-
ing the width of the sidewalk in front of
the City National bank.

J. H. Buckley, of th; firm of J. II.
Buckley d: Son, is the proud father of a
hey baby, who was born yesterday.

Hope Hose company will hold a special
meeting this evening, to consider the
advisability of accepting their new unl-
forms.

William Barnes, driver on the street
railway llne.returned to his duties yester-
day morning after an illness of nearly a
week.

The Junior Prohibition club will hold
a meeting at Dibble’s Ball, this evening
at 7.30 o‘clock. All young men are
invited.

~Gurblng, 50 cents a foot;
Sheldon. contractor.

William F. Warden". inspector 0!
Elections, has nominated Charles R.
Townsend as his deputy for the coming
election.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the East
Avenue M. E. church will meet at the
residence of Mrs. Charles Paddock to-
morrow evening.

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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The crabbing season has departed, ow-
ing to the arrival of cooler weather and
frosty air. A few stragglers are about,
but the fun is over.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

W. A. McPherson, an amateur base
ball player, of Bridgeport, while engaged
in a game Saturday, felt and fractured
his leg below the knee.

 

 

 
 

A number of Norwalk ladies are at-
tending the annual meeting of the board
of missions which is being held in the
First church at Dsnbury to-dny.

 
 
 
 

Pensions have been granted George H.
Hoyt, of Bethel; A. Byington, of Nor
walk; John Stottlar, of Stamford, and
Mary J., widow of John Stotllar.

 

Word has been received from Saratoga
to the effect that Horace Hyatt, who
was a member of the Serutoga excursion
party, is seriously ill in that place.

The case of Harry Kendricks, who, it
is claimed, got a Bible under false pre-
tencee, was tried before J udgc Knapp
yesterday. The decision was reserved.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

~hfachinery Man Caprou is at the
Willimantic fair with a full line of Tur-
bines, feed mills, etc. "Cap” is a hustler.

 

The announcement of the plan for lots
and homes on Lowndes and Woodward
avenues will appear in THE 82$“sz to-
morrow. Be sure and read it and make
$150. “fl _

The Americus Social club gave a dance
at Germsnia Hall last evening. The
dancers entered heartily into the spirit
of the occasion and the result was that
everybody had a pleasant time.

 

 

Yesterday was the eighth anniversary
of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. E. N.
Sloan, of the borough. In celebration of
the event, a few of their friends gave
them a surprise party last night at their
home on Franklin avenue.

A small company assembled at the
residence of David Stow on High street,
last evening, in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph B. Rider. A large wedding cake
was cut by Mrs. Rider and the evening
was pleasantly spent in socialenjoyment.

The Kickapoo lndIaus, who, for the
past two weeks, have been encamped in
this city, are now encamped on the
Lamb property on Main street. borough,
where they give a free show and dispose
of their indian remedies. A large num-
ber visited the encampment last evening.

A final collection for the building fund
for the Roman Catholic cathedral at
Hartford will be taken during October
in all the churches In this diocese. The
organ is in place, but the altars, one of
which will be superior to any other in
the country, are yet to be paid for.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

~W¢dneedsy, Thursday and Saturday
of this week lira. ll. L. James invites
the ladies to call and examine the latest

styles of Fall BIllluery, trimmed and
untrimmcd Hats, Toques. etc. leathers,
Tipe,«Bltde, V elsetssnd all saw novelties
in the latest shades and styles.

Company B, Fourth regiment. of
Bridgeport, will celebrate its twenty‘fltth
anniversary tonight at the armory. The
company will give a entree, music for
the occasion being furnished by the
Wheelera Wilson orchestra. A num.
ber of military guests from Norwalk
and other towns are expected.

A horse belonging to William Hyland,

 

 
 
 

of Plattsville avenue, caused considerable
excitement on lain street, uptown, last

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

evening, by bulking. A crowd gathered,
and many suggestions were altered as to
the best method of moving him. (leorge
Bonuecker and "Ramp" Smith finally
stepped out from the crowd, and, grabb-
ing the horse’s hind legs, began to push,
while B. J. O'Brien, of the Centennial
'1'sa store. lashed the animal's front legs
with a rope. The horse still refused to
move. He was then tied to a post, and
after standing nearly an hour, he was
dvlvsnboiae. Thehorse wasa nswons
andhasbesnowned by Br. Byland only
a short time.
wins- Jifiu.

One of Washington's aptcarsa is struck
thsfnct that when read birds conic

aw nddrsss,and, above all, an hour
fa rmlsucial enjoyment. You are our-

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

“WWW
will“ Barron-gem lohnwh. the Only la-
.” ‘m-a ‘

This gifted young artist was born to
Gowanda, Csttsraugus 00., N. Y., re-
ceiving II liberal education. At the age
of seventeen, she chose the stage as her
profession, a life for which she was
peculiarly adapted, both by nature and
special training. She scored an lnslsn'
tsneous' sucoI-III in her professional do,
but, and established herself as a favorite
at once. ller tours for the past two rea-
sons have been continId principally to
playing week stands, in crowded houses,
with, frequently, from one to two return
engagements in the principal cities each
season. Her receptions have been nolh
ing short of a continuous ovation. Few
would recognize in the graceful little
figure, with her quiet unassuming ways
in private, the slumbermg volcanic possi-
bilities of her stage life. Versatile to a
degree, which seems little less than Inir
aculous, she excels in comedy as Well as
tragedy and emotion, a combination
rarely found. Her fuceis of that type
which seems to mirror a thought before
it is voiced into words. It is II pleasing
study to watch the chungeful play of her
expressive features, either in the prisma-
tic sunshine of. Immimsut, or the 5hell!
flashofcllmatio passion. 3 With a voice
deep, thrilling and intense in its tragic
utternnoee, clear, ringing and musical in
its mittbful e’preseions, or sweet, low
and tender in its pathos, she,with a more
than msgician's pom-r, tin-Ills wnh hor-
ror or draws smiles or tears at will.

 

Zone, the Magic Queen.

The “Zez I" company, now on Its
twelfth unnuztl tour, appears at the
Opera [louse Monday evemng next. The
uninterrupted and phenomenal success
of the play has council the management
this season to enlarge the attraction and
to add many E‘XDCDSIVC novelties to the
already famous spectacle. It isa con-
ceded fact tbuttlie scenery used in the
play is amcng the most beautiful ever
painted; and the broad livid for specially
and concerted introductions, together
with the possibilities of strong dramatic
action, put it in a Hillll‘n' of Its own as It
stage presentati..n. The scenery to be
used in the flirilicnming production is
entirely new, built an lclrliCt.)[i|C prin-
ciples, under the III-Ismail rltpt‘ft‘frlflfl of
Henry E. Hoyt. Tl..- I~uIIIpIII.y mil he
unusually strohig I .- -lIc:Id I‘ur :btir
individualntcomplxnme. Mann-l rIqII rats
for the pints :ln‘rxlgtlr- -Il Spc- I: h. 1 oils ntion
will be given Incomplete stage dried,
and a well-known and thorouully coin—
petonl amusement dinctnr will travel
with the company continually. All the
brightness of "Z so” mil be retained,
still all that was not extraordinarily
good dispensed Wlll’l, the vacancy bring
filled with pleasant, laughable and en-
tertaining matter. The Company num-
ber some twenty people, culled from all
the different stage departments, and lu~
cludes everything from a song and dancc
man to a prime donna.

ALI. ABOI SD THE STATE.

Hatters Worthy of ”cation that Do Not
Happen Every Day.

Sherman Dunbar. a farmer living near
Terryville, found lwu luscious straw-
berries in his garden on Saturday last.

The annual missionary assembly of
ladies of the Congregational churches oi
Futriield county is bring held to day in
the First church of Daubury.

Twentyvom- nII-mbrrsuf the Hartford
Wheel club participated ins 100 mile
run Sunday. Flllt‘r‘fl Ilftiio thelInen
finished the distance In it‘ll hours and
sixtren minute’s.

Engmeer McGuire, engineer of the
Valley road passenger train which col-
lided With thuConsoildatId suritcher at
Hartford on Friday lust, has been
pended.

REV. Dr. \V. L. Phillip-l, of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church of Wilkes
barre, ’cnn., [Iasiiccrpted a call to the
First (InngregzttIaII-sl Church of New
Haven, Conn. _

Five little \VatI-rhury nowsbuys,
charged with Violating .1 city ordinance
by crying their wart-s for solo Sunday
morning, were found guilty and lines of
3.2 were imposed If) each case.

The manufacturing llldllnll‘led of bian-
cheater, will be Inert-mud by the startIng
up of the new Sterling I-lIlver Company.
The town hits abated llltllux‘li for a
term of five years

hill)

The Lord' a Prayer in ‘ olnpuk

0 Fill obsik in sills: nem IIlIk paennu-
komos; leklnan olik kemoIIIos; vil olIlI
ji'nomoe unlike in sul, i sutul; Givolcs
odelo bodi dI-lik ohm; e forgIvolos debs
chalk ones, as lorglvubsi deletes chaise
no nludnkctos obi! do hojl. Jenosod,
D-l—ttiilct of Bfimth, as: i’ronnle

Lauri, September 15m. A 11.1800.

Estate of Leonard L. Allenhrandt, late of Nov—
walk In said district. «ceased.

That: oil’mhate for the [Harriet of Norwallr
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof fertile Cvedltorsof said estate to exhibit

their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts, properly attested wlIlIlu

 

mid time. will be dcbnrved a rccov All persons
lndebted to said [state are requests to make im-
mediate paymen entto

ABRAB A. ALTINBIIANM.
sin :3 ft) Administrator with the will annexed.

FALL
MILLINERV
OPENING

M0,...—

Tlllllll Hill all Bllllll
Tlll’llill, Frilay and Saturday.

OCTOBER 2, 3 and 4.

H’Ail men-Islam “Indium.”

IRS. W. FlWlET'l‘

s wanna amen.

 

 

’byaau
'linc.

.WM. roman.

 

 

M17510- HALTL,
WOT 0‘3 NIGHT,

THURSDAY, Oct.2

'l'hlrdsaccsssfulamsunofthacalylndlsnanrsss.

GoWon-Go Mohawk,

in her 'l‘hrililng. Picturesque Play, entitled the

Indian tail Barrio

Supported by

c. w. CHARLES,

(Silver Pox)
Alida Superb Company of Accomplished Actors
and Actressu.

WATCH [’0]! TI!!! PARADE.
Seats new on sale at lion's and Gregory 's. silo

OPERA HOUSE.
Monday. Oct. 6,

Twelve years of Universal Popularity.

Z 0 Z 0,
Thwla d9....9ieeri.

Entirely reconstructed this season andpruen
hcompauy of layers. A lsnrh in every

,,,,;,,. seer-Imevemm so we
Miss ELLA BENDA

As Queen 2020. remanded by ahevyof young
and lovely girls who sing chrrmlugly and dance
bewltchlngiy The funniest of all ii an comedians,
the poor of them all,

C. I3. ED“’ARDS.
BNTIRELY NEW SCRNlC EFIECTS BY
BBNBYBOY‘T.

ALL THE FAMOUS FEATURE:
The B‘ sci: March, The Terrible Combat The Birth

rims amen,
Rial 911111 111 Illlllllll

WASHINGTON STREET,
South lorvvnlk, Conn.

sufl if

 

 

WANTED.

advertise-eats under this head. not exceeding 5
lines. laureate" Mimosa», 1wnsklim

YOUBG BY '10 A881 81‘ III.“ B DRY
Awe fir leulsra «.qu of may. B.
m, “lander s31.“ I It

Planners 0? ABOUT Flt I BOOBS,
within ten minutes of thalsick vrooillIJ)n Co.
Addr sa Box 431. floalh Norwslk.

A7138!” ‘LASS BOARDING PhaCl. BY A
cung lady; withaprtvste family nrefmd
hewiihln ten minutes’ walk of the depot
orpartlcn addm “it 8.,"caraof’l'bclven
ing headset, South Norwsik. stllll

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

For Young Ladies and Children.
'Boardlng and Day School

tsutbycsropsnaiai'l'h sndachthl 1m
and coin pletabaltoh course lsalovdtd.

Italic "students lorsuy
l apartment has barn newly larslsh
plinth will have
lstovyla addition to former work. The
sub willhaorcsoatcdlaa-cst attraetl
mum of Albany Ilsa bcock

branches.

”Wwfidn; cagedt llsstndl
0WD r
thalaurasgm. I Dr! hssagaiucharga
lbstpartuIentol Ibsutlou. Wu?
tenuous the two beams

now AoilciipltI‘l'hy'mm’ the School. A trainsdand
cared teachers lady will direct the Gymnasium,
and see that the unclassad weights are suited to

The
Al
"the

the ageand siren ‘pflg
Bias Baird wit 5%? 'I the music by Ills
Deverssux, who has high testimonials from Dr B

it Bill». for many vearsher marker in this country
lira Deveicaur sub causally studied some years

underthe bestmssters Incarnanyand ltsly Io
feet. herself in instrumental and vocal music rho
pianos (six in ”lumber, are all due instruments
During hepast year the

 

 

POE. SALE.

Advertisements under this head, not. acceding 5
lines. Houston. 3 times we. 1 week 81. no.

 

 

 

 

ACRES OF LAND WI‘I‘B BOUSION l’l‘. CON.
l raining 8 rooms: within half mile of city lim-
its Prime 8‘). an Taylor A: Golden, real cits; ‘sfnd

insurance agsnts ' a!
‘:l A

1 I11 115de sex. 18.

II Q
‘ u nil ator
$2 . «i "as. e
_.. n. L “A...“
‘ Ta'i) i owanuso
onscsnd alien if aerosol inn on llv Neck

road in south N'orwalk being the homestead lately
occn led by Benjamin ’ Reed deceased. inquire
Illiain B Reed. Administrator. fit: if

W0 choice building lots, to and on feet trout, on
West swims Apply!" W. C. Mills or
I a now If

 

 

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TO LET.

Ad rertlscmeuts under this head, not axo'ciliug lI
ilnce,1 time the, s animate. 1 week It a).

 

 

of Flowers, The IMry Grotto
Spccla'tics, Captivating Basic.

PRICES, 35, 50 and 75 Cents

Reserved Souls at Hale's and Pluisted's

drug
stores. all!)

 

 

Registrars’ Notice.
(Yl'lL‘ B is hereby given Ibat the Bonn! of Reg-
lstmtlon at be City of South Nor-
valk. Conn will hold a public melon on Wed
nesduv. October 1. I990 from . o clock In. till 6
o‘clock p. In., at the Ci'y “all. flsvilan
correct the voting 11st of said city.
ApplIcatlons for all saints to be added to or
Irsscd from said list [see copy posted in post oilloe]
mnstbebsnded to Edmund B Crows- City (‘,lerk
beforooodoca p 10.. Monday bcptcmbcrfl lean.
NELSON l. CRAW. L Boar
CBAIILE-t N.5Il'1'll,of
r: l 1w erotics r s'ruali'ro's lliiglstrallon.

THE NEW

FURNITURE STORE

202 and 2M Washtngton St.

South NorwallL East mid of Bridge.
THEODORE cor. EMAN, - Proprietor
Picture hams, looting Glasses. etc. Prim
will suit you MINE! mo 1y

(metros 11.1lA1l1i0N1l,

Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 d. 48 Main st, Norwalk

Also Furnishing Undertaker.

Residence No. 5 Bermly street. Telephone
011,174. buyer nigh

(111:0. JELIFFE.
UNDERTAKER.

32 North lain Street, South Norwalk

Open at all hours. The services of an Rmbalmcr
and Funeral Director secured. myl ly

11.8. F'IERRIS.

JEWELER.

Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.

Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty.
30 South Hall IL. - loath Ker-all.

TO HOLDERS OF

Defaulted Farm Mortgage Loans
AND OTHER SECURITIES.

Our mpmintanoein Ivory one of the Western
states am '1 \HYYllOi’iCP out in every Southern state,
wnbcorrespondents in ovary state aid in nearly
every county in any state. would with a prac-
tlcat experience of over thirty- -flve years
in the business, Hill)! I! usto make the but re
sults in the rnllt‘cunn 0' Defaulted Farm Mortgage
tarsus. as will as in the mutation of delsuilrd
(I try Conn! y and Town Bomb.

1 o holders of such securities or! ofir unequaled
fsclliues.arespoos1ble channel for rollrrllot: and
the vtry best possible service “C rI-prrtlully call
attention to line and invite mrresprmdenus.

Tit! OORBIB BAllltlftc 00.,
m 1m In Broadway. flew York.

.IoIlN IIAUP'I‘,

Formerly murmur of Wll'arrlngtons market,

 

 

bu

Meat Market

III W I Ayns' sore No.21 North Main street,
where he will keep

All Kinds of Fresh, Salt and
Smoked hosts at low prices

Vegetables in their Singllllr

cat. I!

T“ E

PRBGRESS RANGE.

if on are going to boy a Range for your kitchen
this all, and want the

Best and Lowest Price

calicume. lhsve the exclusive agency (or the
(e lclbrt ed

“PROGRESS RANGE, ”

Isadsstheinshytha liangatock Tron Works to
andhyi mlslamngententaw with than I m sell
Isls arrow class article III the price or limes sad
smallerones. l warrant every oasis).

TllE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER

lnthcworld. andwlllrefsnd your marry in use
or any complaint Being made hm you can
always get repairs in an lionr' s time

THE

P10911138 Bull

.5 '0“! IA“ Ms

 

 

 
 

BOBWALK. 00”.

smart, l0 '

 

'l‘ilBI'LOOR (NIB PARRlNGTON‘S BEAT
Irarkel. 9 Railroadtlace. Kent St! Inquire
of C Swartl. 9:50

 

med. J. R. Ruvmond. real cslu'e agency,
Water street, foot of llsvliand strict, South Nor-

walk. It‘ll) 3t

)AR'l‘ OF TWO HOUSES ON WOODWAIID
avenue; gocd order; ran: 88 per month each.
Inquire of B. A. Woodward
VWO TRNBIENTH UN ltAYIlOND STREET,
firsttloor; Rent 58 a month each. inquire
o! I'. BWN‘ 0' d “exit Igor C0 sill If

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l'l' flint! TN A (OVVE E. 831'
locality is uttered to permns who we Ild “in to
visit Wasmngron some time during In. w. mm or

tag Roomaudhoard £5.00 a 0.1:}!an
Emu}. “Isl-1.. N W asblnztou. ll 4‘ arm!

 

 

 

FOR. SALE OR. TO RENT

Advertisements under this head, slit" exceeding 5
llnealiimsflc. lumeswc Iweeltfl .00.

 

BB WOODWARD HOMESTEAD; It “0028,

all the modern improvements for sale or to

rent. Terms reasonable. Inquire of C. Swar r, a!
lid Well (‘iga- Company. I291!

—
LOST.

 

 

Advertisements under this head not elm-rill}; 5

lines. I limbs. albums): tweets:

2 0 Dohmltli REWARD FUR RETURN
totals care of gold bangle bracelet,

probably lost on Washington rtreet.

EOUR D.

 

Advertisements under this head. not messes-ding 5
lmnlumeilhc, atlases soc lwaekIlliO
”pocflmairr "mow ET); .l—Al-Nm eraser. TBTS

city, cboutalnir g a sum of moicy Pinilierfau
have same y provragm property squire o C ar
once 1.. Brth Clay tract. 52? 3t

AUCTION SALE

llorses, Carriages, Sleighs,
Buggies, llurilcsses, &I-.
Will baron! at Public Anclmn «In

The Fair Grounds at Norwalk, Com,
ON

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1, 1890,

111‘ I0 O’CLOCIA,

The entire stock of Home, Carnage-I. Simone, 11s!-
neiers. lc , of :- W tin‘gory, fonfltl'llllg of

to Homes.

7 Prmnn

'JYI. lagel‘urts and Hum.»

ll ( '00“)! s

'3 t‘avryaiia.

:l spindles.

3 Business Wagons

l Road Wag In,

I W concur,

 

 

1 But cy.

«i Canopies.

1‘» side bar Carriages.

3 Carryall Illmgba.

ll tiers of Bobs for Large Carryall.

2D riciglle.

ill riots of Double Harness,

:3} Sets of Mingle llarneem

b Saddles diilmem kinds.

1 "lets of Kiwi) Belle,

Large Flllck or R'antcvs llobrs, Whips. me.

Any or the above will be sold cheap p’t‘vloua to
the auction

Also for rain or In real, my residence, on West
tvcnnc

S. W. GREGORY,

ri‘l E01 Tl! NOR“ ALK, CT.

MILLINERY
flPENINl‘I.

Will open her it ninety Parlors on
Wednesday, (lot. I

worthy Min
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oftslvat Ribbons. a full line
Ribbons la the new shadi-
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Cape for it's-s
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All klsds of Yancy Pins and Buckles.
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Imam can assure you prefect satisfaction

MISS R. M. COLLINS

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GIRLSAND 1011M} LADIES

Rte-opens at Hillside, Norwalk,

THURSDAY, 081', it, 1890.

saw

Pilil'i'iiil’s

DRUG STORE.

We have in stdck all the
popular Patent Medicines at
reasonable prices.

The best stock 01 Herbs in
Norweik.

Quinine Pills, all makes, at
one-hail cent a grain.

Remember that "Piaistcd's
Cough Remedy"
to cure your cold.

Don’t forget that we are
headquarters for School Books
and Supplies of all kinds.

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PiliS'i'llil’S

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THE HOUSE WILL REMAIN OPEN
ALL WINTER

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MERINO UNDERWEAR!

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Children’s Vests and Pants

16 INCHES TO 34 INCHES.

Ladies’ Plain Vests

2N INCHES T0 86 INCHES.

LADIES’ RIBBED VESTS

SMALL, MEDIUM AND LARGE.

Yfllili 8110191: 0F THE WHOLE ASSHBTNENT 250.

The small sizes II ill be found a high giade of goods and the
large sizes me.- wur h considerable more the“ our price, but we
give you n imrcvain which we care sure you will appreciate.

0111' Ladies \esls at 390. me splendid value. Our Gents'
and Ladies \e casts and Drum Is at 50c. are the best possible
value, and Wt. Invite compmisou with those obtamabie any
where else :It the price.

Ladies' and Gents’ Underwear 75c, $1, $1. 25, $1 50, and
$1.75. A few more left of those Childrens Ribbed Vests at
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