p 25122
“unfit
1 II
J (I
_-.
, the fauna “'Suiclde club."
111 11 1 “1 1‘“‘!w 1
ngwmlw
”mlmwlw.
nomenc- lunthllcrwslk
”saw-um Ila-ens.
11 DD OCTOBER. 1890
TI. Ils. Til. iii. in
2 3 4
9 10 11
18 17 18
19 221 23 24 2Q
20 0L7 28 29 30 31
I" m laeald Weather Deresasts.
rains fell in the lake region and
tbecstnral portion of the Miss-
Valley. The chief mstma were
at Brownsville, Texas. and at
de City 92 d tcos. The prin-
tMinaukee, 54
’11:? ll."
mwmll metemo
[gone are indicated.
7
14
lrues, The
is and
fair and
w“, .. . .
,3, mint-re Almanasrer'lo-Ilorrow.
“rises sttide
5.59 8. 40
Democratic borough caucus io-uighi.
Regular meeting of Pilgrim Council,
6. U. A. IL, to- -night.
lSunssla‘ Kightlde
in
Norwalk lodge, No. 2,881, hold their.
regular meeting tomorrow evening.
, Chester A. Hawley has sold his house
Mint on Maple street to Mrs. Abbey E.
1 s w
“TWIN Mountain express on the
‘ Mid-ted Road willbe discontinued
”Wildly of this week.
7&8an Cornell and John Wyerhauser
‘ 1% eeling last night and caught ninety-
eighteeis, so Johnny says.
Ewen E. Seymour, who has been ill
for along time, is sufficiently recovered
tobaabhtobeoutridingto-dsy.
“ 1N“ esBarber started this morning for
Ni OhIo, where he will spend the
winter in the National Soldiers’ Home.
—I1lm pairs elm Misees’ Rubbers—to be
cold at 18 cents a pair—at C. H. Harvey' s.
Brothersare discharging a
cargoof their El Mora bituminous coal
Dcha’vid Waterbury a Son, of Stam-
no
OlivaBranchLodge, No. 10, K. of P.,
' will confer the first degree on two can-
didates this evening. A full attendance
is requested.
Theiron Works Co. chipped today a
Wbundred and fifty horse power air
oomprmr to the Chicago Consumers
Os- company.
The party of seven vsgrauts who were
lodged in the lockup in this city yester-
.da‘y‘,wsre take: to Bridgeport jail to-day
I’d (Pie! Veils-er.
.. 1-1. ' ' -—-—-—
Tbsthirdcargoofpaving stonestobe
nail on East Washington street has ar-
rived. Work is therefore expected to
beginonthestrestina few days.
Malnstreetmp-town, was flooded yea-
teldayafmauubysbreakin the large
watertdpe. Thewaterwss shutoiland
MWrspairsdinasbort time.
l"—8ewar connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
“W McAvoy, had a silver watch
w from him in this city last evening.
no reported the matter to the authorities,
but asyet has received no information
It.
1km of Douqu Fowler Post,
A, 3.. bus been invited to attend the
of Douglas Fowler Post Wom-
cur Bella‘s Corps III theO. A. R. hall
this evening.
Eugene 0. Harrison, formerly of Nor-
walk,tbs late ticket agent in the Darl-
bury and Norwelk railroad, st Danbury,
“accepted a position in a Danbury
flotilla: house.
Wt has lost the last member of
Daniel
19“, who Is well known among Ger—
man dthsns, has accepted a position
wlthalorge jewelry firm in New Haven.
)li‘f.
Til”
Turkey. will give a lecture in
1m of tho First Congregational
Ihbnanlng, at 8 o’clock. He
”r the costume of the country.
Aura free, and the‘publlc cordially
w
deacon. Brnmdeld a 00., wholesale
Hrflflhlmlsrsiuoilsmrenowloca
kitchen and commodlous build
muons for storing furni-
etc. which Ihlly in-
,mum
.. .. Wheeler the Wm: street
hushadvsrflssstolet wheels
wboflndtlteprlceof
fibeyuadtbsmhofthslr
'hnaowocudonally in-
Wagapurtatasmall
ruminanslslciub.
lug outtbs catch basins In this city.
Councilman B. J. Outbill is still con-
fined to his house, but his health is im-
invinc-
Tbs "Oc—Won-Oo” Indians made a
parade through the streets of this city
this noon. _
The Grand Master of New York state
visited Butler Lodge, No. VI, 1. O. O. F.,
last evening.
Many are the boroughltes who went
1on hunting :expeditions yesterday, only
to return empty-handed.
The Old Well Hook and Ladder boys
are making big preparations for their
trip to Wheeler on the 10th.
._.,...____
m .Alealuerlalstest musical com-
lady, “The Grab Bag," will be presented
' .1 at Music Hall on the evening of Oct. 9th.
Miss Grace Merritt, of this city. at-
tended the Grand Army lair at Stamford,
Tuesday evening, and while there had
her gold watch stolen.
-Cnrbing, 50 cents a foot. William
Sheldou.ccntractor. A
John amt. Elfin the' no... smug
W." mm, will go to "Talapdos'a a, 6a.,
W about gotcha insulate, chargeof his
fathers’ interest in an iron forge located
near that city.
Louie 8. Day, the six-year-old son of
Frank Day, died this morning of scar-
let fever, at his home In East Norwalk.
The remains will be interred in the down
town cemetery this afternoon at 4.30
o‘clock.
. The monthly covenant meeting of the
South Norwalk ,1Baptiet church occurs
this evening. There appears to be a
growing interest in this church, and a
good meeting may be expected this
evening.
The break in the water pipe on1 Main
street, borough, is more serious t an at
first supposed, and it has become neces-
sary to take out at least eight feet of
pipe, on account of its being rusted and
absolutely worthless.
William Anderson, a polo player in
Hartford five years ago, was arrested at
Lowell, Mass., on suspicion of larcency.
In his possession was found a memoran-
dum book, recording the fact that he
was courting nine girls.
The shot' In the' Jar which has been ex-
hibited' In SmIth Brothers’ store‘ window
for some time were counted on Tuesday.
The jar was found to contain 2,479 shot.
The guess nearest to the amount was
2,500, which is held by eleven guessers.
PERSONAL PABAOBAPHS.
The Goings and Comings of People we
Like to Band About.
Ex-Governor P. C. Lounsbury is in
South Norwalk this afternoon.
Miss Minnie Randall, of Roway too, is
visiting friends in the borough.
8. Croweil, of Newburg, N. Y., is call-
ing on friends in this city today.
W. J. Stevens and wife, of New York,
are stopping at the Mahackemo hotel.
Miss Sadie Lonnsbury, of Bridgeport,
is spending a few days with borough
friends.
Mrs. Urbane Swift, of Derby, is visit-
ing her son, Principal W. C. Foote, of
this city.
J. T. Brooks, who has been visiting in
this city. has returned to his home in
New York.
L. C. Bord, of Boston, a member of
the firm of the Hurd Manufacturing
company, is in town to-dsy.
Miss Annie Staples, who has been
visiting friends on Harbor avenue, re.
turned to her home in Troy this morn-
ing.
S. Spiro, of Daubury, missed the train
for home last evening and was obliged
to spend the night at the Mahackemo
hotel.
MissL. J. Callan, the polite operator
at the Western Union Telegraph office
in this city, has been enjoying a trip
down Eons.
Miss Margaret Hoepfner, who has been
spending several cake with Miss Lillian
F. Jones. in East crwalk, has returned
to her home in PhiladelphIs.
Prof. Isaac H. Hall, of the Melropoli
tan Museum of Art, in New York city,
and his brother, Lyman Hall, were In
town yesterday calling on old friends.
Prof. Hall’s reputation is world wideas
a deciphersr of Egyptian hieroglyphicc
and Cyprian inscriptions.
“WW‘MIML‘MWI—
. MUST STAY IN CANADA.
'Dlsrnfcsed by1Jud c Oaaforddtlbartcr
(Isa berths or'asw’s (less.
The caaeof George M. Bartholomew,
who wrecked the Charter Oak Life In.
aursnce company and lied to Canada
four years ago, came up before Judge
Sanford in special term of the criminal
side of the superior court in Hartford,
yesterday morning, in an unusual form.
For some time a petition has been in nu.
culstlou asking the‘ court to instruct the
touting” comer s nolle proseque
upon the res indictments now pending
against Bartholomew. The Hon. Henry
C. Robinson appeared for the petitioners.
States Attorney Egglseton opposed the
petition and Judge Sanford dismlmed it.
lie said that never, in his knowledge,
had a similar application been made in a
Connecticut court. The reasons urged
by the petitioners seemed by the court
to be wholly insufllolent.
'ladoln st the wise.
Tommy (surprised) “Why. plus. I
mlhlonespocnful of sugar was at
ways enough formy cancel" Tommy's
Papa. "l'hlsis a restaurant, my son.
Tabs all the sugarycu want."
Visitor. "Increase-city sashes-em.
dantly supplied with milk, vegetable
higandgsacraltrucklagccynurs.”ln-
monastic
' “Y“. “‘3.“
umuaamaamm
lighthwslnhsclty,dea’tycusstl'
”d amusements-m
worrmusosuulyumluam!
W
he Indian In!) Carries. «
The Brooklyn Times give Miss (in-wow
go Mohawk, and her play. this commsuo
datory notice: “The sensational play
entitled the "Indian MailCarrler," was
presented last night at Jacobs' New
Lyceum Theatre, with Miss iio-wcn-go
Mohawk In the role of Wep-ton-no-mah.
and was received with an enthusiasm
that must have made the heart of the
actress throb with delight. The house
was crowded from top to bottom, and
the handsome Indian maiden was given
a cordial reception and two beautiful
bouquets, as well sea call before the
curtain. The play is fresh and lively,
and there are seversliine situations in
which Wep- -ton-no-mah and his hand-
some and well-trained horse play no on
important part.” Music Hall, this
evening.
Zeno, the Magic Queen.
That pleasing spectacle, "Zozo," the
Magic Queen, will be the attraction at
the Opera House, Norwalk, Monday
evening next. Few pluya have had so
long and uninterrupted a run as “2030,"
this being its twelfth consecutive mason.
Possibly one of the secrets of the success
of “Zozo” is that there is nothing stereo-
typed about the performance, and that
be used in the forthboming“ production.
New faces, new features, new songs,
new dances, new music—in fact the play
has been given so thorough an overhaul-
ing that nothing Is ieit except the out-
line and beautiful pattern for scenic
effect, which cannot be improved upon.
”Connecticut Patants.
The following were issued Sept. 30,
1890. List furnished from oilice of A.
M. Wooster, Solicitor of Patents, Bridge-
port, Conn.:
William M. Thomas, Bridgeport bul-
let; DWIght Wheeler, BrIdgeport, finish-
ing metallic surfaces: William Mason.
New Haven, machine for heating cart~
ridge shells; August L. Schollhorn, New
Haven, pencil holder for calipers , Charles
M. Peck, New Haven, bracket design;
George W. Gillespie, Ilartlmd, rotary
cutter; JohnL Suxe, Waterbury, rivet-
ing machine: Edward F. Ayree, Dan-
bury. preserving fruit, etc.; 0 A. andJ.
E. Capeweil, Woodbury, weather strip;
JoelT. Case, Bristol. governor for steam
engine; Roderick P. Curtis, Southport,
machine for simultaneously thre ading a
plurality of bolts: Westel E. Hawkins,
Waliin ford, machine for lfllbOr-I-lflg
metal: hurlesW. Ilunlingtln Norwich,
adjustable joint for display frames;
Henry J. lies, Birmingham. window
curtain fixturo, trade mark: John H.
Bulkley & Sun, Norwalk, elastic shoe-
web.
——,"'Yrs1"hesaid.“my system is soak-
ed with gin and sorrow, but Ibere' a hope
for me yet, for I've heard of Brussels
soap."
gqrrrfainmmfj.
MU SIC HALIJ,
sun one atom,
THURSDAY, Oct.2
Third successful season of the only Indian Actress.
GoWon-Go Mohawk,
In her Thrilling, Pictmuque Play,eutil!ed the
Indian llad larder.
Supported by
C. W. CHARLES,
(silver Fox)
Anda Superb Compsnym of Accomplished Actor!
WATCH FOB THE P BADE.
Bests now on sale at HoyI' s and 's. Ida
OPERA HOUSE.
Monday. Oct. 6,
Twelve years of l’nlveraal Popularity.
2 o z o ,
The Magic Queen.
Entirely reconstructed this season and presented
by a to II) company of nlsym. A laugh in every
lion.“ endemic-at n every scene. The beautiful
Miss ELL-A BENDA
As Queen 2020. Iurroumlcd by a bevy of young
and lovely girl- who slug charmluoly and dance
bewltchln’ly The funniest of alllr cl: comedians,
the peer o them all,
C. E. EDWARDS.
mtnsu NIW MINIC BP'KCTS DY
fllNBY EOYT.
ALL Tfll FAMOUS FEATURE.
The Black March, The Terrible Combat, The Both
of? l,owers The Fairy Grotto. penned
Specialties, (”tinting loslc.
".1033, 8‘. 50 III"! '5 Call“!
Me! scale at Dale'- and rimming-r
laslc llsll South Norwslk.
._.-~4.b --~
FUN To SELL!
Thursday. Oct. 9.
THE
DMD DID.
A musical farceeomedy comedyhy W.A. Nectar
“A2,“. two vurlls eumcdm
ra Ola DALI. sad rostrum
Jasmin
and.“ by s most excellent “mm
Qs “mun-s. Alerter llfsl
Leela. southernmost ansssst am
m“prev seavsclapmsatsdlo Over: lady artsalr
PRICES 36, SO IIII 18 Cells.
Advancssalc sill ' sad '
D"! . aowopsa oyts We
om
mo
GI)"; anIHIDAOo. usaswlslhsnsw
mu Was- sswstrsst, loath
sadrstall Iaraisg and la-
I.IIIIw
itts the constant endeavor of the M098" ; .
ers to iahvdys offer something new. End ‘ '
tiuyIIaIw’ sceuvr'y moraines, ‘ertf, Will‘-
. cartons comers“ " l
. a: Bill Hill“ m Immu-
WASHINGTDN STREET,
" ”m" 1-, o 1...... . 00,, South lorwalk. Conn.
Brewers of Ala and Porter, an."
A” “‘80 Wool 8.0. It. '0' Yuri 0|". w n
a In 0
Democratic Senatorial Convention.
,ths 7th day of Octobsr. 1m, at mill 0'
in the menace. for the
to the District in mths Generala
csmbiy of th State. to elect a member of the Slate
Central Committee for this District. and to transact
mum other basics. as may properly come before
Datcdm at Norwaih, the me.
JOHN w Hallie. marines.
JOHN D. DOUGHTY
ARTIST.
Formerly of West Twenty-third street. New York
city, has opened a studio In the Post Oilce Building.
South Nor-Ila wherem he is prepared to instruct
pill in the high in class or in clprivate
portrait PaInIlng, I.Wster ”Colorants
lag and Tapestry l’alntlng a specialty. cllyill liar
THE NEW
FURNITURE STORE.
New Store 46 IlL 40 Main st, Norwalk
Also Punishing Undertaker.
Residence, No 3 Dermly street. Telephone
CaiI. TH. Day or night.
GE 0. JELIFFE,
UNDERTAKER.
32 North lain street, South Norwalk
Open at all hours. The services of an Imbalmer
and Funeral Director amused. my! ly
SOUTH NOBWALII SAVINGS BANK
bl Washington Street.
Il Dallyfrornll tannin, andfrom I to an. In
on Saturday evenings from (I to 8.
“winter“! allowed on Deposits.
ALDEN 80L! ANS?
JOHN II i'smile Vice m;
sat": Ion N u. KNAPP Bee. and Tran
TO HOLDENS 01F
DdiaIlldd Farm Marinade LIaII
AND OTHER SECURlTlES.
Our wiuslntancs in every one of the Western
states an I Territories. and in every Southern state,
with correspondents in every state. an! in only
every county in every stale. coupled with a prac-
tical experience of over thirty- -flve yanra‘
in the oust-us, enables us to make Ibe best re.
sults in the collection 0' Defaulted l‘arm “crime
loans, as well as In the co lsction of defaulted
City, County and Town Bouts
To holders of such securities we otter unequaled
facilities. a raponsible channel for collection, and
the very but possible service. We respectfully call
attention to this and Invite conespmllsacs.
THE OORBIN BANKING 60..
"91!!! I92 Broadway, New York.
LADIES’ AND GENTLEtlEN’S
B I O Y 0 LE 8.
m0
To Let by the Hour, Day or Mouth.
Leroy D. Wheeler.
138 "Jul HUNT. South Iorwmlk, ”1030
A HOME
Al 10 Per Cent. Less
Than Cost.
Having bought the easterly
the WOODWARD
HOMESTEAD, l I: flor for sale
lots on Woodward avenue at
part of
$12.00 per front foot, and the
lots on .Lowndes avenue III
$10.00 per from foot.
To each purchaser who will
build within two years,_l Ivilll
the house on the newest of
$1,500. Lowndéli avenue ex-
tends from Woodward avenue
The water front
on Lowndes avenue will be
to the water.
given to the city for the use
of its citizens It is the only»
Icashew. in the city that has a
water front.
. These lots are all level and
dry. There is only a choice
in their location on the «venue
or the water. Select your lot
at once and get first choice.
Maps and full information at
TAYLOR it GOLDEN’S or
C. SWABI'Z’S. "
J You Want dlmllllu dull.
pay IO‘p'erfcciIi. ill the cbst‘b'f a...
“m Ber II m 15 scans owro um In our
II Washln:tcastrstt.
t .cr-saDltk Ion.
uni”, ° m‘osst
/
YOUNG LADY 'ro ASSIST lN IfLLlllm
work. «particulars acute or In.
Jarvis. Lssder' s at“
P03. BALE.
Mmummmmmngs
llmlu-sultlmmmlweek‘lm
nIurIIs'rsa'roIrs BALI. -— a DWIIJJNG
A licnseand about llscrssoflsnd.on ll Neck
road, In south Norwslkbsi lately
cccu led by Benjamin Minoan
mine it need. Administrator. mt!
WOcholcebulllll iota seamen foetfrvnhn
TV West avenue IAl‘ppIy 'to w c nalflfllfi,»
I I. BOV'I‘ fl!"
TO LET.
cos-us sot win-muco- st. - ,.. l. _ ,7 »~
.. ”rumba.“ “"9395 Advertisementsunderthishead not 1amding a
mantra; command 9:“ and“: M l “m 5°. ”I"? 150c- ! m"
mm" mm“ “”m‘ Olson, ,m.\ "1";- s n I Isis nurses“.
”mm“ ”uni" ‘41 " " " 1 \M' l‘wgqfilfl“n§m”r"aomfm eelathAFd
‘r " lnsaransssgsnts. o
GEORGE ll. RAYMOND, TWOHOUgn-lilgmgs “”3s"3d.'55.“.3
‘ Ct .
Furmture Dealer. “m m
avenue and in good order. Inquire of It. A. Wood-
ward.
B‘URNISIIID ROOMS 'l'O RDNT WITHOUT
lard; alcobarn aridsia -II. No. l Washing—
ton street.
‘8! FLOOR OVlii PARRINGTON‘S IDAT
markeIJNailroadtiscs. Bent SI? Inquire
of C. Swariz. ea)
DESIRABLE TINIIBNTS CINTB ALLY L0-
caI.cd J R. Remand. real estate weary,
Walker street, foot of navlianll street. South «Nair.
wai
W0 TINIIIN'I'S 0N BAY IOND STRKIT,
lint door; Rent is a month each. inquire
of " .Dwsrls. at Old Well Cigar Co. aid) if
A PLIASAN’I' 80M! ”N A (DNYINIENT
locality iaoflsrndlopersmmwbowcuidllkelo
visit Washingtonian
.00 a day.
and board
“gamma D C chill
3“...“ III)“ st. N w
rots SALE 68:16 BENT
Advertisement;- under this head, not exreeding b
Ilncaitimctec. tumesillchwsskslm
HI WOODWARD liOlleTlAi); it Wilts,
alithe modern Improvements for sale at to
rent. Terms reasonable. Import of C. iiwsr r at
Old Well (' lgar Company I201!
_ 4—
A. S. B‘ERII as.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
'lns Watch Ensuring a Specialty.
SD South III- lt" Ioutlc Dior-ali-
IlillTlll Business :dullldl!
STAMFORD, CONN.
BEOPE‘S SEPTEMBER 3d.
A business Training school for both-exec. Book
keepin flanking. Penmanship Tel by, “hort-
writing, etc. than nghly tang! Preci
dent may be interviewed at the College after Aug.
Sill. Catalogues sent on application. j)“ .
laud liaI llilll‘il ldlll‘ Lila!
Seven rents adsy will give you an Endowment
Policy of ’I (All parable at 50 years of age or at
death, If pr. or; or five cents a day will give yous
Life Policy for 91.,qu and you do not lose what
you have paid in, net: if you crop paying. any year
after lhrne Connecticut Guzersl Life Insurance
Company. of ilsrtford
s s L'ilOIllllDim. Agent
Washington street Booth Norwalk
MILLINERY
OPENING
A __.oy.__
Trimmed Hill and Blllldli
——~—ON~——.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
OCTOBER 2, 3 and 4.
"‘Ail are cordially invited to attend.”
IIRS. W. F IWBETT
3 WATER STREET.
NORWALII. CONN.
Try our Mhlrs large Bloatsr Mackerel. They are
lllll Will Sillillllllll Hill
.1 We I?“ luma‘lae i lodIn ditccpbery
clue. ales u—ne r
ltraw flinch Conant, lied (Instant. Ores.
Craps. ac, ~allfresh goods.
a
Hill Willi THE BEST.
Dew Drop mm knit and Vegetables us the
We have a large misty.
‘1‘
films. E. demands,-
38 Washington Street.
villi Blillil’i mum
For Young Ladies and Children.
Boarding and Day School
'I'listmth r on
.yuesopsus Thar-dudsthlle.
noted 5 uar he Ba Alban Ilsa
raiser-urn promo-r, ug',“.,.,,”‘""" mm‘fl M, "mm go, I" Artalco, in III M,
Nmrcaawmumwm , [gums-mud meW‘“
I“ m a sermon AT 1. IL area a ones» ,3, F“ a u I. 0
mm Wt’olmumm IfromII A W, on, Am on. ”hm
‘m‘ia'lmll new. ”"2"”! ”an m" mmwtflrml‘goo moo”. Index
Hull “dung the Oymaarig:
themandstreu berths gitlssrs Io
li- Baird wil u the music lira
Drvereaux, who has high Isstinumials from 8
B lllla for many rears her teacher in this country
Miss Devsnsus sub equsntly studied some years
nuderthe thebsst masters In Germ d i
fact herself in lnrirumentsl and-[I‘vEc'alII music. taly mmrb'e
plmgixm in combat are :l: ans instruments.
ear I
pupils have been ”largely In
armed
ttrsnllal improvements made to add
and advantages of theatndenta
edmi-ton should Innkelmmsdlate
1i.”
lildlllldidldll
._u“cn:l’." "Illlyofi'vilm Hill" 5'5!
Bldllzlllllldllll lllllfii
lie-opens at Hillside, Norwalk,
THURSDAY, DDT, 2d, 1890.
at 5w
aodasethattlie
for
and many sub-
lo the comforts
Pu is declrinr
THlll11
Pdddldii llddd
Best and Lowest Price
all on me. [have the exclusive agency for the
reirbhtctl
- “PROGRESS BAXGI‘. ”
madra: home hthe Sangniuck Iron Works Co,
gnd byIpccitl arrangements with iii In I can sell
his flrsl- class amele at the price of lighter and
smaller once. I warrant every one to be
THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER
in the word. and willreluml your money in vase
of any I" mtIlnint Being made here you can
always get repairs in an Timur s time.
Pdddddds llddd.
WM. PODMORE,
8550K"! IAIN STREET.
some soswus cons.
flflBL N PlllN'I'.
THE HOUSE WIIL REMAIN OPEN
ALI. WINTER
III Guests on lie EnIIIaaI Plan
Dinners for pmlce of any size will be Promptiy
Furnished.
sis 3m
TERMS 0N APPLICATION '10
J. E. POWER
as if PROPRIETOR.
JOHN HAUP’I‘,
formerly manager of Partingtous market, has
Meat Market
In W. I Ame store. No. ‘2! North Main street,
where he w iii keep
All Kinds of Fresh, Salt and
Smoked Meals at low prices.
IVegetables in their season.
anl. If
To the Citizens of Shelli Norwslk
and Vicinity:
We are now prepared Io do
dlIEblfilldfll'iml
, Pollslslnx and?» Refinishing all
nwAnosIs
.. ,, , 6
.1 Blg‘llfig law
are. .llsrasss rim-legs.
and all kinds Dense lisrdwars no
fir-slag, and Repairing-lone. Priceslowandsatls-
mas-mind.
SIIII llIIIali PlaliII UIIIaII
4.9 Water Curses.
Opporireiitecabusr Dock, lo Norwslll. and)"
Homer ll. lloyl
Removed
ll -CLllTll
4-4, 5-4, (5-4. 3-4, 10-4,
”,3 FROM 25 are. UpWAfiD.
ENGLISH LINOLEUM.
CARPETS.
INGBAIN, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, VELVET.
Smyrna Mats and Rugs,
ALL SIZES.
so)
M09081? noon;
.,‘.
illllidldlman Ill Son,
84- WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
A full
We wish to all 6
Bread which is
I'll Bill lands
LflWBSl Pilifll.
Bills III snIIs
GLOVER & OLSEN ’S
H- om ,_
S I’ [11(7l
line of Ladles', Childrv-ri'
A. L’I‘I F19 :
Our Small Kid inriiee' $2.00 Shoes are the finest ever oflued in South Norwaik,
Ladiea' French KIIl [land Sr‘vl’d. Ladies' Fro-rich turned and wells at prices that
will asionish you
and Mev.'_- Sines that will pay all to examine.
CLOVER &. OLSEN,
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trude.
Log]: !
IIIEIICIN Milli] lilillil
15¢. a. Pound.
ialatfention to our Graham
lromrhefamous
ARLINGTON WHEAT MEAL,
which Is ground of the an is grain or ”wheat
berry " of the chums: selected aims wheat. care
fully chilled and skillfully ground into a uniform
Add Ill & dd,
Bakers and Confectioners,
ulllff LAUDZR'S BLOCK. SOUTH NORWALK
A
fl. [1810.“ 8: SUN
dunes-ems to C. B. DaltLYN.
5i Washington Street, 80th Norwaik
27 Main Streei Norwalk.
Find-Class Balers, Confections
nd Ice Cream.
Orders Promptly Attended To.
bell-amt ”in!
'1‘ I "all.“
Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Call and See Them.
MRY TELLY.
Swan (I Bushnell,
’3. Wm!" flare“.
ldl III I Sir 1m - “W“
9 all 0 ...........::....‘:::s 2':
SOUTH NORWALK. 3:st '0'wa
JACOB I. LAYTON, 55"me 1" it‘d-:3:
urn-usher?“ Minna: ’;:wurmmm€nmm'm
m
WW”? m”: ”mutual-u...” . ...
1a"'II'I'I'I'I‘FI'I'IIoIIIuII'I'I."m” or. .erI-IJ1 on NEW)»
f
PIIISTED’S
DRUG STORE.
We have in stock all the
! popular Patent Medicines at
reasonable prices.
The best stock of Herbs in
Norwalk.
Quinine Pills, all makes, at
one half cent a grain,
WW" some:
to cure your cold.
Don’ I forget that we are
headquarters for School Books
and Supplies of all kinds.
n
Pilli'l'llll’
DRUG STORE.
Norwalk Chronicler