.53.???” ’ ”
10
17
312,13 1415
21 24
27 28 29 30 31
"ls-Tia" nsriiri vss'a'In'sr for-sans.
There was no noticeable chan e of
”ma. yestefday bin ithe oitgg
I sprincipa rise av ug occurr
Ila the Ohio and Mississippi valleys.
a. rain fell in Key West, Fla., and
a , i?” m Tharéaeathgr in Nov; ,
83” M
sillJ Way albino. t’obo
with variable winds.
w York city and sub-
llto-day will be fair and
' rtion. growing cloud-
1:3“ with variaoe winds and possibly
showers near the coast.
llhlatnra Almanac for Tomorrow.
Sun rises [Sun Haste Higlh37 tide ‘7 Dow tide
5.51
The game law is of! to-day.
Next Sunday the days and nights will
be equal in length.
Prank Day’s five year old son, of East
Norwalk, is seriously ill with typhoid
fever.
Will Olsen, clerk for Glover d: Olsen,
.iaill at his home on High street, bor-
We
Raymond Brothers are connecting the
collar of Swartz A: Corbett’s proposed
building with the sewer.
‘tiWilliam Doyle was before Judge Knapp
this rimming charged with drunkenness.
Ha was fined $3.1!) and coats.
,Irvdamea Morris, clerk for W. H. Smith
1.00., now occupies the E. M. Merritt
Moos on Leonard street.
~stcr connections at bottom prices.
William Shcldou, contractor.
Ben Bachtla, the barber, has resigned
h'l [Indian with George Lynch and en-
tsrulrtllb employ of Harry Idebold.
Th'e‘larga maple trees have been re-
nlrvsfl from in front of the W. R. Smith
raidtmcs on West avenue, making an
improvement.
floors a Harman have put into use a
handsomely painted delivery wagon,
4 which left the carriage factory of Henry
Tilly yesterday.
he Prohibition club will hold then
”as business meeting in Dibble’ a hall
tbk evening, at 7:80 sharp. Every mem-
bar is requested to be present.
His Best Horwalks, who defeated the
Barium 11 to 0 on the latter’s
MWy, will meet the same
Nu! m Baxter grounds on Saturday
of this week.
The Pairficld depot was visited by bur-
glars yderday morning. An unsuccess-
Ial attempt was made to blow open the
do. About an in change was taken
born the money drawer.
1 In. Emily’Nash, mother of James H.
lair, Iliad at the residence of her son on
Bayvisw avenue, yesterday, aged 82
years. The funeral will be held at her
htsrssidsncs at 2 p. In. tomorrow.
Thom dredge “Knickerbocker" is
at Wilson’ s Point with a steam sand
pump and two divers to pump the sand
from under the pontoon, located at that
point, II that it will float at all tides.
A ”mapping" match occurred in
OobIrle Hill mcinct last night, in which
a well-known Cobble Hilliau was worst.
d. The affair has been hushed up, how-
ever, and no complaints will he made.
M3701.“ all night
Park It Tilford’s tea and codes. cream, be.
m mndwichos, pie and cake, 5c.
Tbsfnnsralof Ira. Edwin Hoyt, who
disdaihboarsoalslartrm Irons-y
will beheldfromberlateresi-
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
Tbsmainswillbslntsmdln
9W4.
bssbsananulsaaos
baa-ea Havllsad
a long time, was taken to Dan-
o'
Myfl‘hrsdayandliaturday
wuklrs. I. L. James invites
mfiwummm latest
m lllllnsry, trimmed and
w Bantam-Mic. Feathers,
% ”Vdvshmrdalioswnovsltiss
[h sbadssaadstviss.
WWMto-flgfl.
Putt mm is to town today ml.
hogan friends.
‘ Hrs. Head's Hillside school for girls
and young ladies opens tomorrow.
A large number of borough sportsmen
are all on hunting excursions today.
A temperance rally is to be held at the
Darleu Town Hall "Saturday evening.
The Misses Collins are to open a mill»
nary store in Ely’s block this afternoon.
Rev. George Hebbard and family re-
turned to their Southern home this after—
noon.
Misses lliunis'ad—B—rriis Putnam, who
have been visiting in Cranberry Plains,
returned home this noon.
-—-Curhiog, 50 cents a foot.
Sheldon, contractor.
Charles R. Townsend is taking the en
unrsration of the school children of the
Union School District.
A rehearsal of a piece to be performed
at the Congregational church fair was
held last evening at the residence of Mrs.
Ira Cole.
William
Items to light shortly unless the parties
directly interested arrive at all under-
standing.
The Board of Registration of this city
are in session at the police rooms on
Haviland streei,thls afternoon, to correct
the voting list.
Officer Conley arrested two tramps this
afternoon for begging and annoying
women who were passing through
Washington street.
“Alderman" E. N. Sloan and George
Gilbert are tramping through the woods
and swamps of Weston Io-day in a vain
hunt for woodchucks.
Grape thieves have visited some West
avenue vineyards this week, boldly
carrying on their depredatioos by the
light of the “harvest moon."
~500 pairs of Misses’ Rubbers—to be
sold at 18 cents a pair—at C. H. Harvey’s.
The Floral Circle of King’s Daughters,
of the First Baptist church, are holding
a meeting this afternoon at the residence
of Miss Maud Gregory, on West Mam
street.
James K. Hyatt, late with Ambler d:
Sammie and Dickerman d: has ac
cepted a position as saleggguin the
dress goods department ofV Hall
& Co' a large Bridgeport dry goods house
He will begin his duties fo-morrow.
Manager Stanley has received a tele-
gram from the Pearson Theatrical com-
pany, of New York, booking them for
every night next week, with the creep
lieu of Monday night, when the Opera
House will be occupied by the “20 7.0”
company.
-'l‘be lissesSt. John are now ready
to show an unusually fine assortment
of New Millinery, including everything
most desirable in the way of Novelties,
Trimmed Bonnets, Hats and Turhans,
and Trimmings of all kinds. Children’s
hats a specialty. 33 Main street.
A party was given Mrs. James Morris
at her home on Leonard street, last even-
ing. About thirty guests assembled,
and, notwithstanding that they came
unheralded, an excellent time was en-
joyed. The merrymaking continued
until a late hour.
There was a pleasant reception at the
residence of General W. H. Noble, in
Bridgeport, last evening, in honor of the
Rev. Beverly Warner, who has been
elected an honorary member of the
Seventeenth Regiment, Volunteer As-
sociation. The occasion was taken ad-
vantage of to present to him a regiment-
al badge. Among those present was
HajorC. E. Duty, of this city.
BNTBBTAINIBNTS.
The lndln; Mall Carrier.
At Music Hall, to-morrow evening.
The Brooklyn Times says: Miss Goowon-
go Mohawk, the young Indian anthems
and actress, who has been playing the
leading character in her own drama, eu—
titled ”The Indian Mall Carrier," has
been ingratiating herself into general
favor with the Brooklyn public. As the
Indian mail boy, astride her swift-footed
charger, she looks and rides like a hero,
but her modest, unassuming manners,
together with a sweet, sympathetic
voice, makes an exceedingly captivating
character.
“at... ~
The New York Sun says of this beauti
ful spectacular presentation, which is
booked for the Opera House next blon-
my ngbI’I‘. ‘" "rs-airs». list even-
log, to a large audience. The play is an
attractive one, introducing many novel
features. The scenery is due and well
'.plaosd The characters were well taken
by a large and well selected company.
Theplay isamodei of the proprietiss,
and there lsuocoarsensss in the per-
formance, the ladies exceptionally at.
fractivs and the music well selected and
carefully rendered. 'l'is very amusing
witbal and the onsturma beautiful.
Metals Omit-lat 1.1.5.0.!-
Tba Young People's Society of Christ-
Ian Endeavor of the Congregational
church held their regular monthly meet
in. last evening, and elected the follow-
ing floors for the next six moutbs:-—
President-Charles J. Palmer: first vice-
prssideut-Robsrt G. Iiicheil; second
vina-prsaidsut—lrs. A. 8. Durand:
secretary—W. n. B. Disbrow; rsr
-Iiss Iasy hrwadss. Two slam.
Ml Pdnraraad “maxim,
were appointed toattaad the annual con.
vaatioa of tbs Christian Endeavor souls-
ties at WM on October ll Md 7.
Jurors-a is the "reads; an
Mthab’hoasaofourlibsrtyaad
min-mum sights—-
aadushssavlassyosssasstassssao
A scandal in Howayton promises to ‘.
In. MID was stars.
m- .Wll'lhym of Indian that ‘lb '00
laps- Ivory Day.
Harry Hayes will be brought from
Newark, J. K, to day to be tried in Hid-
dletown for burglary at a grocery store.
Erastus 8. Bruce, of Pomfret, was run
over yesterday morning by a loaded
wag n which crushed his skull fatally.
Th hooner Oceanus, of Sfonington,
was Introduced Saturday, near Norfolk,
Va., by her crew, as i-Ilt? was sinking.
After being out in open boats about
twenty-four hours the sailors were pick-
ed up.
Baruardus Hendricksoa, Delsncey
Hendrickson and Edward Hendrickson,
Bridgeport laborers have become heirs
to a part of a fortune of {200, 000, left by
their grand father.
Marty of Trinity college students at-
tended a performance In Proctor’ s opera
house' In Hartford Monday evening and
became so Insulting toward the actresses
that the management was compelled to
forcibly eject them.
Arthur Daniels, colored, agnd twenty,
a hustler for Parker d: Co, of Hartford.
committed suicide yesterday forenoon in
the stables, by hanging. The cause of
the deed is a mystery
Medical Examiner M; W, Plumaioad,
of East Haddam, will asakerm irrveatiga
be a New York physician, who left the
Hartford boat at East Haddam. Sunday
morning at an early hour, and surrepti
tiously buried in the cemeterya body
supposed to be that of a woman, acting
wiIhout the knOWIt-(Ilw of the town
authorities.
Jumest‘. l’elem'm, II Bridgeport shoe
dealer, mysteriously disappeared two
wee ks ago, and the reason has just come
to light. lie was a polygamist, having
three wives whom he kept in separate
dwellings. His stock in trade has been
seized by his creditors.
J. G. Cutler, a Waterbury harness
dealer, was kicked yesterday by u colt
he was exercising and his right leg was
broken in two places. Mr. Cutler had
the same leg broken In a runaway acci~
dent about eighteen years ago.
The City Guard, of Hartford, Monday
night elected for the second time Charles
W. Newton as second lieutenant. His
first election on S ptember 12, was dIs-
approved by the gout rnor.
—-Men drink good, bad and Indifferent
liquor, and news grumble about the
- price of it, but they growl when their
wives don't economize by using Brussels
soap.
Green—"What air was that you were
playing last nIgbt ?" Laura—“A mil-
lionaire, and I landed him."
DIED.
In this city. Sept 80, Its. Emily Nash. aged at
y.aars Funeral at the residence of her son,
James .Nasb, No. "Bayvlcw avmne, Tours
day, Oct 2,-t2p. In.
Resolutions of 5.37m.
ATa special meeting of Palestine (‘astfle No. 2
A O. K. of I. C. .held in the Castle( hamber,
on Saturda evening Sept. "Kill. 1890, to take action
relative to the dealh of our Knight Iieorge H. Hunter,
a committee of two were appointed to draft salty
blc resolutions
At a r lar meeting of the Gas: le held on lion-
day even at: Sup ember ‘Mb the mmmittcc an ap»
pointed reported the following, which was unani
mously adopted:
Wnauaar. it has rgnin pleased the Supreme
Commander of the L lllvclnt: to remove from us our
beloved brother, George H. Hunter. therefore
Ruched That we bow with mock a; .hrmsslon to
His will. knowing that He 11 it'll) all things In”, and
that our lo-s is our late me her I: gain.
Ruched. That to the death of our late b. other.
this Castle has lost a w rthy Slr Knight. whoa:
presence will ever hemmed, his oidow rh- mm
panlsnshl of a kind and loving husband and his
children t ego ardlanship of a true father
[tantra], hart thr charter and emblems he drapz d
in morning for a period of sirryda ,and that ”use
resolutions be printed in the dsly y,papera and a
copy of them sent to our late brother' II wldow
A. .
a'. H. unlit 0a.; “W” “4
WRITE D”
give the sole agencm
a oral rcsoonrlbie party in South Norwalk fort
Ales and Porter. (We do not bottle any of our
goods). Oura' e and Porter wruld he sold sf. a
price to cats to enable them to sell at II good pm
at to rot.- lers. Gar good:- an \er uniform na to
‘I‘lfluobamls yearly. For further partlcultrn call
in person or address
’I’. (3 LYIAN A ('50.,
Brewers of Ale and Porter,
420 to 430 Want :liith a: , How Your City.
Thethdvutlrcrs Sm
Democratic Senatorial Convention.
THIRTEEN!“ DISTRICT.
NO’I’ICK is hereby glvm that the delegates to the
Democratic nenanrlal Convention for the
Thirteenth Senatorial District in the State of ('un
cortical, will meet in the parlors of the Norwalk
Hotel, in the town of Normals. In salrl till-trier. on
Tuesday, the 7th day of Ortollcr, trim. at it) o‘clock
in the foreseen. for the portion of nommstlng a
Senator to represent the lllsmct in the lirncral Asv
sembly of this State. to alert a member of the Saw
Central Committee for this Hunter. and to transact
such 01th business as may properly come tutors
them Convention.
Datedst Somali: the 29th day of Sept. 1890
JOHN W lAlllti Committee.
District or Norwallr, as. Probate
(.ourl, September 24th, A 1).. 1890.
listatc of George Richards, late of Rorwslk. In
said district, demoed
Tbs Court of l’rohate for the Dlitrlct of Norwalk,
hath limlrul an! silo-ed“ sir. months from the date
Melba animals to exhibit
lemmmmwmlilu M
“fabled to said estate are lt‘anafrll to make in
dials payment to ’ARI’ lllL' "Mina”NB
at” oi Ii launtrir.
will Town Meeting. ‘
Tfllinbabitanfs of the Town of Norwslk are
but null and warned tbsra lpsetal
Townlsrtlag will beheldat the Town [tones in
macrwallon'f'bu secoadday ofOe-
tuber, purpose
audactlag span the loflon
Willa- ii a. lackwood nolaws a land
orb-rs, to layout
lastaveau, from tbs law Turk. New
Hartford railroad to Gregory's f'olat, Inot IeaI than
0!
narrate momma:
LADIES’ AND GENTLEHEN'S
B I C Y 0 I.- E I3-
ToLsibythsilour,llsyersnilI.
.ssm
snowman-assessment. ass-
“M”.
lion Into the acts of a man, supposed to “so
and strand tbs bubwa ksown -
avsa sad
anrIIoI-m-wm.cs semi Invoi- . of its citizens, It is the only
“”flh‘flw m...
masxnrgsugmuIsCF'HQM t t' il "i ll t 11
“nun“ no “I: 3* arm: In or my In as a
JD" ONE HIGII‘I‘,
THU RSDAY. Oct2
Third mini season of lbs only ladlsn Actress.
GoWon-Go Mohawk,
in her Thrilling. Pistnmous Play. entitled the,
Indian Mail Barrio,
“DWI“ ”I
c. w. CHARLES,
(shiver For)
Aada Superb Company of Accomplished Actors
and Ache-es,
WATCH Poll 'l‘lIl-l PARADE.
Seals now on sale at Hoyt's and Gregory's. s26
OPERA HOUSE.
Monday. Oct. on»
Twelve years of ls'nlveraal Popularity.
2 o z o ,
The Magic Queen.
lullraly reconstructed 't lireasbhsn‘d Wed
by a awn er company of ayers. A langh' In every
lIn. coder-merit in every Issue The beautiful
Miss ELLA BENDA
As Queen 7.020, remanded by a bevy of young
and lovely girls who sing charmingly and dance
bcwltchlngly. The funniest of all irisn comedians.
the poor of men all,
C. p}. EDWARDS.
ENTIRE." NEW SCENIC EFPKL'I'S BY
HENRY HOYT.» -
ALL THE FAMOUS FEATURES:
The Black larch, The Terrible Combat, The Birth
of Flowers, The fairy Grotto. hellncd
Specialties, Captivatlng luslc.
PRICES, 35, 50 and 75 Cents
Reserved Sean at Halc~ and Holstein drug
start-s. w
WASHINGTON STREET,
South lot-walk, Conn.
aaltf t‘
warren. '
advtbertlanasnisoadrr lsbsad.not
Domitian“, all-sailor lwosktlw.
GIII’LTO DO manic. HOUSIWOBK II A
Alf-tall family. Apply at 17 MM. Oltl
“A YOUNG LADY 'ro
“Leader's
I‘OR SALE.
WWII”
ASSIST IN WHEY
uansoflraJW. H.
. h. V ‘ ‘ ‘ i ‘
l v ,. t i
.‘
For Young Ladies and Children.
Boarding and Day School
“merge-3.75.? so.
Depsnnsrat has barn newly
a.,?“ mecpn w '5-
tmchta Art also, laall
A
ortas
lswlli have
The
earsdteaehsra lady will direct the
gdmflIfin-ciaesm
can
Ilsaliairrlvsll‘assaistuImall tbamnsicby'llrs
lastimlalsfrora
”ma. who has
I: Hills. for Inany rears her teacher in this country
advertisements nndertbls ,not exceeding 5
llnssJIimoflcJtlIaenwc. 1 weak sun
BUdllllss WAGON. runs-root 301 IN.
quire at Deckerv a paint and wall paper store,
70 Washington street. #19 8t
DIIN'IB'HIATOR‘S DALI. —-A DWIIJJKG
whomaadaboutllaereaofland, null Neck
Boutblforwalk being thshorncst lately
Jamin i'. Reed.deceaslll. lnqnire
of llllam 3. Reed, Administrator. f25 tf
wo hot bulldl lots bomdwfeetfrou!
T Iranian... l"pol ylo w. ..c sansrs.’ or
now
'1' l l
' ‘ ' " '.‘.;’.
W I-i- mo
W0 Oil THREE DISIRABLI APA RT] “To.
lcqulraof Taylor A Golden, real estate ard
insurance agrnla ol If
W0 HOUSE. SIX Knolls “011,313; PART
of two house-.88 esc.h All on Wood ward
avenue and in good order. quulre of B. A. Wood-
ward.
‘U’itl‘llSHBD ROOMS TO um WITHOUT
b;ard;almbarnandstalls.160.] Washing
ton street
'I‘BEPLOOB OVER PARKINGTON'S HEAT
marker, 9 Railroad place. Bear 31‘: inquire
of C. Swartz. s30
DHIBABLB TINBMBNTS CENTRAL LY LD-
carcd J R. Ravmond. real cela'e agency,
walk a3” 38
F UBHITUBE STORE
102 and 100 Washington St.
South Norwalk, East W of Bridge.
THEODORE COLEMAN. - Proprietor
Picture Frames,ll looking Glasses. etc. Prices
aillsuit youSUltll r130 Iy
G 80861 E II HAYMON ll,
F urniture Dealer.
New Store 46 d 48 Main sh, Norwalkl
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
Result-m No. 3 Bernerly street. Telephone
Call .‘Z— -.l Dayor night.
(.14 O. .IELIFFIE,
UNDERTAKER.
32 North Main Street, South Norwalk
Open at all hours. The services of an RInbaluIer
and Funeral Director secured. my! ly
TO HOLDERS OF
Defaulted Farm Martian Loans
AND OTHER SECURITIES.
Our acquaintanrclu every one of the Western
states an I Terr duties. and' In every Southern state,
vs: 11 correspondentslu every slate. ”I! In nearly
every conmy in every statI. connlcd with a prac-
tical experience of over thirty- Jive years
In the business, enables us to make the host re.
sults in the collection of Ds'aulted Farm Murzgage
loans. as w( ll as in the co lecllon of defaulted
City, County and Town Bonds.
to holders of such securltIes we offer uncqna‘ed ’
fuilllrmarespanslhle channel for collection. and:
1h: very best poeelblt service We respectfully call
attention to this and invite romepondcnce.
THE CORBII BANKING 00.,
M 1112 I92 Broadway. flew York.
A HOME
Al 10 Per Cent. Less
Than Cost.
Having bought the easterly
the WOODWARD
HOMESTEAD, I ellcr for sale
lots on Woodward avenue at
part 01
$12.00 per lrmll fool, and the
lots on lmwndes at
ilVlBllllll
$10.00 per from foot.
To each purchaser who will
build within two years, I will
pay 10 per Item. of the cost of
the house 0". the amount of
','$1500.
tends from Woodward avenue
The
on Lowndcs 'IIvonuc will be
.34.? ,- wrap In
’Lowndos nvenne‘hx—
to the water. water front
given to the city for the use
water front.
These lots are all level and
dry. There is only a choice
in their location on the avenue
or the water. Select your lot
at once and get first choice.
Maps and full information at
TAYLOR A GOLDEN’S or
C. SWARTZ’S. "
‘ ’l‘WO TBNBIHN’I‘S 0N KAI NONI) STREET,
first floor; Beat 38a month each.
Inquire
of'J.tiwarI1,aI Old Well _Clgar Co.
sill If
PLEASANT noun [N A CONVBNIENT
A local ityls topcrsonswhowouldllkcm
visit Washington some time during the winter or
ring. Hoomandboar dgm a day. rs.) E
rbour, llllalet. H W.. uhlngton. I). C" uzfitf
FOR SALE OR. TO RENT
Advertisements under this head, not exrrcdlng 5
lines. I lime 26c, 3 times 50!; l week two
HI WOODWA RD HOHBSTEAII; It R0038,
all the modem improvements for nah. or to
rent. Terms reasonable. inquire of C. Swar 1.. at
I!!! Well ( igar Company. r291!
~
PODRD.
Advertisements under this head not exceeding a
'lines. lllme'zsc. stimessmlwcckilm
POCKET BOOK ON Hal's STREET THIS
A cuy,conlalnlr_gaaumof money Plndercan
have same by proving property. Ahqfllfl’ of Clar-
cuceLBrnrh Ulsysrect. s29}:
A. S. B‘lbflfllfi,
JEWELER.
Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry.
fine Watch Wins: a Specialty.
39 South Hall HL. - South lioravalk.
FALL
MILLINERY
OPENING
_...op.___..
Tlllllllllll 11118 all 11011018
_.._.0N__
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
OCTOBER 2, 3 and 4.
ran are cordially imitul to attend. 33
11118. W. PIWPEPT,
8 WATER. STREET.
NllltWAlIli. . (ONN.
JO" \ IIAUI’T
Formerly manager If Parrlugtou‘s market,
Meat Market
In W. M. Ayres‘ stars, No. ii North Main street,
when: he will keep
All Kinds of Fresh, Salt and
Smoked Meats at low prices.
has
Vegetables in their season.
sol."
MILLINEPP
flPPNINl}.
Will open her I lllnrry Parlors on
Wednesday, Oct.
And will carry a choice line of goods which will be
worthy of Inspection.
nguwud wraalvs Iadlrs' lists and
Try-”.3383“ .sllstlssofB' Bonnets and Round flats,
Beaver Brim [his to all shadow.
“who (sous Tips and flames, Yearli-
er Bands, lirds,etc., arboics lino
oflslvrt Ribbons, a full line
the new sharia.
aadf klldm’s'
him lass sad
or was
“ghoul
anklmlsof'aaeyl’iasaadhssslss. Damp
mflswtoratspanaassyo-fall selection before
lililagat Iasasw RIM Ilsa humans.
aaviagmarsd tasssrvlssssfalmm lllllm
haematite issdlagwhoissais boas-soffiw
Turk.raaassaveyoapsrfectsallsfartlos
MISS R. M. COLLINS
I! warn smut.
renames-s.
Water street, foot of [Jutland street. South Nor: '
mss COLLINS
lssll .snbeqoentlystndled some years
under tbebsstmastarsia Incarnaaysad Italy to r
feet herself in instrumental sodoal veal music Ii».
”fin; (air In bangs-5th” are :2 Ins instruments
year t accommodations for
pupils have been largely increased and may sub-
sIIIIIIlaI lmprovemanls made toadd to the comforts
ofthe students In dealrin
admisslml should make immediate Mention and.)
Mrs. hall’s Scln‘ul
DBIIL} 221.0151."
GIRLS AND YOUNG LADIES
lie-opens at Hillside, Norwalk,
THURSDAY, [113T 21,1891.
I35.
PIIISTBII’S
DRUG STORE.
.0.
We have in stock all the
popular Patent Medicines at
reasonable prices.
The beslstnck III Herbs In
Nnrwnlk.
Quiniue Pills, all makes, at
one-hall cent a grain.
Remember that “Plaisted's
(‘ongh Remedy" is warranted
to cure your (old
Don't forget that we are
headquarters for School Books
and Supplies of all kinds.
—————-oso- -—-—
Pllll'l'lll’i
DRUG areas.
“719' Will? Plilllllllc‘L
N PflINl'.
THE HOUSE WILL REMAIN OPEN
ALL WINTER
For Glut: II lie hunch Plan
Disasrsfor lssof sinswlllbsl’roml
"not... ’"
T'lllilli us srmcrmorr ’10
I. E. Powmnw
rIIoI-Iurroa
sum Ironwaaa savrIIos can
u WMIM
“My“.Bnmflfi-IWI’D"
mmnm
LIPIES’ 11111 P
25 CENTS
ALL SIZES OI"
MERINO UNDERWEAR!
Our success last year in making up an assortment of
PBEN’S UNDERWEAR
fair-t" an WM
Ladies’
“hen: else at the price.
$1.75.
10 cents each.
. at (the Implllar‘pdcré‘POf “l
more
28' INCHES T0 36 INCHES.
LADIES’ RIBBED VESTS ,
SMALL, MEDIUM AND LARGE.
10111 81101811 01 THE WHOLE ASSPRTMENP 256.
The small xlzes will be lound :1 hifrh grade of goods and the
lam? sizes are w with considerable more than our price but we
give you a bargain which so are sure you will appreciate.
Our Ladies V‘his at 390. are splendid value.
and Ladies Vests and Drawers at 500.:11‘0 the best possible
value. and We. invite comparison with those obtainable any
Ladies and Gents [nderwear 75c,
¢>
A. Dielerman “on,
84 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
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induces us to repeat it as follows
Children’s Vests and Pants
re moans 'ro‘34 moans,
Plain Vests
Our Gents
$1, $1. 25, $1. 50, and
A few more left 0! those Children s Ribbed V ests at
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will astonislr you
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GLOV ER & OLSEN ’S
SI’ELIAI .5'I‘II3 8:
Our Sarah Kill Ladies’ .200 Show are the finest ever offered in South Norwalk.
Ladios’ French Kid "and Scan-II, lmlius’ l-‘rI-nch turned and wells at prices that,
A full. line of LIdI.‘ t ,.,I 'llllél' n' all." New 1 Sb” o my. (:35, pay can.”
rivet: a. OLSE
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade.
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deal maybe interviewed attire college after Aug.
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severe-Iris ads, will give you so Indowrnent
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’To Ilia Clineh’siif’tofiihm
and Vicinity:
We are now prepared to do
G ll Silver, Nickelanl Oxidized
I’l .A'l‘ ING,
Polishing arses Ike-wishing all
lslrs-ls of Metal Goods.
A specialt madeof chandeliers.“ [is
Tablas-are. I‘utk?,um Bicycles nsraess "gnu-logo,
Hmllmlwara
and all It ads
Brazing, and Repairing dons Prices lowand
forum guaranteed.
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Norwalk Chronicler