Pleas loath norwalk
Lé—tjgflwall miners.
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{.2 II below the normal soth of latio
rude I?
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milestbeasterly winds and slight showers.
esterds on the New Jersey
nding the Ohio Val-
Tennessee. Tern rature was
North of that parallel
"The chief m tiIrra wer
dnkmusillayliafimlc
Maw wasdmrdsgrees st
degrees at Nan-
d Haas. For Eastern New York
‘and eatern Pennsylvania fair weather,
with ionthsrly winds and stationary
temperature is indicated. For New Jer-
and Delaware northeasterly winds,
Egbebowers and stationary temperature
prohble. In this city and suburban
lnommlottdy weather, with variable
w. and light rain, is indicated and
bill
bably continue to-morrow.
MTW Wis-arm.
”fiscal Sunsets | High tide | Low tide
5.30 3.13 9.42
£,,Wi,pllit‘ian.k will soon organizes gun
I.I.Apa;ty of “fakirs” arrived in thiscity
{Naming en route for the Danbury
“'0 dollar foranew building on the
”unseat of the Washington street
:hrldgsiecompletcd.
-‘_-A 50 cent under-vest for 4.3 cents at
Scdfield & Hoyt’ .
Jacob Grant, of Rowayton, is to open
a restaurant In the store recently occu-
pied by Charles W. Smith.
The acheoiship "St. Mary ’s," anchored
lathe Hountonic river, oi! the coast of
Word, yesterday morning.
Theka of extending the new gas
W Winnipank will probably be com-
by the latter part of the month.
. «Curbing, 50 cents a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
will arcinformed that County Com-
Muir George Olmstead is not a can-
must the Shrievalty or FIIIIoeIa
O
< Owidg to the failing health of Mrs. W,
'1'. Peat, the Bee Hive restaurant, which
”flourished in the borough for the past
urges years, will be discontinued.
“'1 meeting of the directors of the
Negwalk and South Norwalk Electric
company, held Wednesday after-
noon,adivideud of two per cent. was
declared.
5—hour pork and sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at I". Hayes’ market.
W., A. Kellogg,_ of the borough, has
been Md a delegate to the State con-
vution of the National Provident Union,
I“ h to be held October 8, at the
W hall in Bridgeport.
Ii Woodman, teacher in grade num-
heaven of the Franklin street school,
I; hasten her home in Betbel during
the pen: week owing to the illness of her
deter. lies Elia Guyer has been taking
her place.
--All kinda of Scotch, Holland and
Owns shades made to order by Scollsld
“ a”. .0 v
A tramp named James O'Brien die-
W his ankle while passing through
“h city yesterday. lnstud of stopping
hue to have hie injuries attended to. he
hobbled ”Bridgeport, where he found
I“ at the emergency hospital.
mullet solo by W. J. Styles, of
tldscliy, says the Stamford Advocate,
t given by the N. E.
0R aw «Mikhail. loudly evening,
wasess fiche-now of the affair, and
«£ch mlaeby’thoseprssent
”I ‘fiflr an.
m B. B. Rider, formerly with B.
of Bridgeport, has opened a
meals new and children I hlll’
W manicure parlor in Leuder' a
hitch. W’shaircnttlngaspeclalty.
11D h—ar which the ladleeof the First
cbnreh are preparing for
. fl and D, will tabs the form of
a “eatsadar harness.” The decoration
ll vfiy elabmate, and an entertain-
will be given each evening in
amber of Norwslk's most
citlaene will Misha part.
fiECavanagb, No. 4 Clay
. loshow all styles of
patuandaftsr Octcbsrli,
he
ham. iai
ih called to trim-2:01am,”
thmewillheaedaplleates.
any...»
M D.
' , old fersn
Barrens-s conIpany hasaccrplsd their
new hollows.
Concord Division, B. of T., will install
oflcers next Monday night.
W. Ii. Seigel now occupier the Judge
Perry house on Berkeley place.
—8mall fresh hams. 12 cents a pound,
at F. Bayes’ market.
Acargo of water pipe is at John H.
lerris’ wharf for the borough of Nor-
walk.
The break in the Idain street water
pipe, uptown, was repaired yesterday
alteruoon.
—Dcpot Restaurant. Open all‘ night
Park &Tilford's tea and coffee. cream, 50.
Fresh sandwiches, pie and cake, 5c.
Henry Banger is having the cellar for
anew house on Taylor avenue staked
out today.
Governor Lounsbnry's party has re-
turned from their annual outing in the
Adirondacks.
Commencing nextSuuday evening the
services at the city churches will begin
0‘ 7 0 'cloch-
«But chharen'suueenmst cantons”-
ed for 25 cents at Scoueld d: Hoyt’s.
ML...
t-"r If Hid Nil U
« llissEIIaOrlich has been ill for sev-
eral days. Miss Julie Stow has been
acting as her substitute.
Marnie, the young dm—ighter of George
Stock, is seriously ill with scarlet fever
at her home on Harbor avenue.
~500 pairs of Misses‘ Rubbers—to be
sold at 18 cents a pair—at C. .H. Harvey’s.
The fair and festival held last week
under the auspices of the East avenue
Id. E. church netted about $700.
Workman are employed today putting
up the booths for the city election at the
Police Room on stiiand street.
Joseph Tammany, Inspector of Elec-
tions, has appointed Henry D. Lees as
his deputy for the coming election.
Yesterday’s special town meeting de-
monstrated that there is a decided senti—
ment for better roads in this town.
—A large assortment of Plush, For
and Astrachan Capes, open at Scolieid
& Hoyt’s to marrow.
Rev. Charles E. Niche—ls, oi Skaneatelcs,
N. Y., will preach in the First Baptist
church, Sundayw morning and evening
Alfred E. Austin, of Norwsik, has
been appointed administrator of the
estate of William Godfrey, of Weston.
The peck of potatoes which Jobu Eine
planted, and to which allusion was made
in yesterday‘s issue, yielded eight bush-
els of potatoes.
—-—Sewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
The case of State vs. Alice Smith, the
girl arrested yesterday on the charge of
stealing bliss Gregory's watch, has been
adjourned until Saturday afternoon.
The Ladies’ Missionary Society of St.
Paul's church will give a supper at the
parish rooms, Tuesday evening, October
7th, from five o’clock until eight.
Henry Richmond, of this city, was ar-
rested by Chief of Police Buttery, yester-
day, for assault upon Anna Whalsy. The
case was continued until Saturday after-
noon.
--—In addition to a full line of millinery
goods, which includes the latest styles
and novelties, Mrs. William H..larvis
has taken the agency for Henry E. Pat-
ton’s celebrated dyeing and cleaning
works.
Rev. C. J. North has gone to Washing-
ton, D. C., to perform a marriage cere-
mony there at noon to-day, but Will re-
turn to-night, and be in his pulpit next
Sunday.
Funeral services in connection with
the death of Mrs. Edwin Hoyt were con-
ducted by Rev. Dr. T. K. Noble yester-
day afternoon at her late residence on
Main street.
lire. Deborah Stevens died at her
home on West avenue at an early hour
this morning, aged '16 years. The re-
mains will be taken to Yonkers, N. Y.,
for interment.
—-In tomorrow’s Bzx'ruvzr. Mr. Swsrtz
will ofler a special inducement to the
purchaser of the first lot and builder of
thegfirst house on his recent purchase-w
the Woodde property. ‘
L Rev. Dr. members, a missionary st
Errroom, made an Interesting address
at the First Congregational chapel last
evening. He alsoexbibited some beauti-
ful Turkish costumes.
The adjourned bearing upon the
widening of Wall street and the argu-
ment on the proposed Main street widen-
Ing, iecalled for this afternoon in the
Court of Burgeeses' room.
Arthur Swanson, a German, was pick-
ed up in a ssml~nneonaclous state last
evening by oilicer Gormiey, and was
tried before Justice Austin this morning
for vsgrsney. He was sent to Bridge-
port jail.
——Homcrsndersd lard,
pound, at F. Hayes' market.
A union meeting of the churches and
the friends of temperance will be held at
the Jemlelreslemorial church in Ridge-
fleld Sunday evening. The Rev. J. A.
Wk. 01 South Norwalk, an urnset
worhsr la the cause, and others, will
address the meeting.
rs. none error“ I of
tbeRldgedeld Press writes: ”Albert ll.
Icrganaad wifs,of liorwslk, have a
hesadaew baby. a see. which rushes
Hank D. Harlan grandistlrss m
thee. but as It b the only one to paper.
aststhe ltis
H gulf“.- Amrits-
10 cents a
,suenl $35?
JohaEBoetns wilihsiaodsrator a
Ihssnnaslcoyrlsotios.
Scarlet fd'ver ls ragingto a large ex-
tent throughout town, but upecially in
East Norwalk.
Considerable interest is manifested in
the coming election for a captain of Com-
pany F to succeed the late W. ll. Stev-
ene. The election is called for next Tues-
day evening.
The committee of school principals
which recently met in this city, are to
prepare a circular and eend it to the
diflersnt educational bodies. The object
is to ascertain the idea of ssystem of
studies in ungraded schools.
The number of employees attire Yale
a Towns works in Stamford, which has
been increasing steadily for the last
month or an weeks, now shows over
nine hundred men on the rolls, and the
list, though it is already larger than at
any previous time, will be stiiifurther
increased in the near future assoon as
facilities now under construction are
completed. his probable that before
January 1 the number of employers will
exceed one thousand.
Y. 31.0. A. NOTES.
annual Swell-r: Elmer-0'. ”mm for
filing Month 91.,Brutom ’
in mum, (sandmanln Y
......................
Dailye average ....................
Four Sunday song services, alt. 120
Average attendance ...............
Total attendance' In rooms ......... 1,815
R~qnests for prayer ...............
Business and social calls ........... 129
Letters written on Y. M. C A. Work 47
Letters Received ..................
Written notices of the work .......
Notices sent to members ..........
35
291
Appointments kept by reception
committee ....................
Orchestra rehearsals, live, av. all
Applrcatious for employment re-
ceived
Applications for membership re-
ceived
10
3
W. N. SIMO‘SS, Gen. Sec.
The first meeting of the Lalies’ Aux-
iliary for the season was held Monday
afternoon, at 3 o'clock, in the associa-
tion parlor, and considering that a good
many members were out of town, the
attendance was very good. The general
work for the coming wmtcr was talked
over and mapped out; iiw rooms and li-
brary committee wI-re instructed to pur-
chase a new stun» for the parlor, and a
special commxttve Io loci; after the room
to be occupied by the lluys’ Department
was appointed, vaIh instructions to as-
sist in the tilting up of the room.
The board of directors will hold an
adjourned meeting this evening, in the
secretary's office. at 8 o'clock.
The course tickets for the series of en-
tertainments to be given by the associa-
tion are now on sale.
WHERE GOOD OTSTERS GROW.
They are Found In a Little Mill-pond on
the Connecticut Shurs'
Sunday’s New York Sun contained an
interview on thv- subject of oysters with
Shell Fish Cornunssruner E. U. Black-
ford of New York. Among other Ibings
Mr. Blackbird sold this; "Probably rho
choicest flavored oysters in the world
are to be found In a little mill-pond in
Connecticut, on the north shore of Long
island Sound, betwrct- Wesiport and
Saugainck. lgot some the other day
and took them home and bnllit’ti their),
and my wife and l agreed we had never
eaten better oysters before. The oysters
have for some time been bought by
caterers in a few of Ilieiincst restaurants
in town, and are never seen in open
market. They probably never will be
seen there. They have been sold for
three times the prlces other oysters brie—g.
It iecalled the Compo hlill pond. The
outlet is about twentydlvc feet from the
sound, and Is ciuml by gates, so that as
the tides rise and fall the experienced
oyster cultivator is enabled to regulate
to a nicely the supply or salt water he
wishes to mingle until the fresh water of
the pond, The cultivator has studied
the pond for several years and knows
exactly how to raise ideal oysters. Last
year a Chicago restaurant proprietor.
hearing of the Compo oysters, contracted
for the snare yield at $32 a barrel. 8:)
Chicago got them last year, but the
year 1 have taken my first plunge as an
oyster grower, and have leased the pond
myself. The oysters won’t go to Chicago
this year. They Will stay to sooth-I the
New York pistes."
cosrudhhfrirr: Intuit ruovr.
the Consolidated Road laid twflavollade
tempos LIIIIII Purchase.
There was a wall driincd rumor in cir.
eviction about the city last night, regard
ing another great railroad deal, which
will create a great sensation. it is none
other than that the Consolidated road
have purchased the property of the
Kiefer Furniture company, located at
the corner of Kiefcr street and Singer
IVCIIIICI
From good authority it was learned
that the deal had been in progress for
sometime, but had been carried on in a
very quiet manner, and it was not until
yesterday that an agreement between
the road and the iurnitnre people had
been entered into whereby the road
was to come into possession of the
property. It is said the price paid
for the property is $100,000, and that
the road will not take possession until
July 1, 1802, giving the Kisfer company
until that time to find a new location or
also close up their business. This acquisb
tion to the real estate owned by theCon-
solidated road will give them the control
of the water front from the Naugatnek
dock in Seaside park, with the exception
of about so feet fronting on the water,
which leeward by Mr. lenses. ’1'th
it is said, can he bought for “2,000, and
that the railroad company are willing to
pay the above figures for ll.-llridgeportA
News. __ m. “1......
In times the rural Wig.“
Imam-adamant.“
“M"
“Zone” in purely spectacular enter-
tainment, in which gorgeous scenery
and pretty women are the striking fes-
tnres. Considerable fun is furnished' by
the comedians. The other people are
very amusing. It is a thoroughly clean
spectacular, uttering nothing to offend
the testes of the most respectable listen-
ers. The music, costumes and parapher-
nalia are especially beautiful, while the
scenery has never been excelled,
"The Grab Bag."
Hr. blestayer, who will be most pleas-
antly remembered in connection with
"The Tourists in a Pullman Palace Car,"
presents his latest eilort, “The Grab
Bag," at Music Hall,
evening, October 0. The skit Is a hit at
"local option," and is said to be the clev-
erest comedy that this very successful
writer has produced. The company has
been carefully selected, and artists who
have achieved acknowledged success in
their respective lines have been engaged.
The play abounds in funny ,st ations,
bright dialogues, new songs and excel-
lent dancing. The sisters Dsly, said too
be the cleverest of skirt dancers, will
positively appear.
gr:512?".fh5’h5.§§hm
i
225i L‘ie Indian heiress, Go-wortgo Mohawk; .
2? assumes the leading character, was well
patronized at Music Hall last night. The
30 play eflurds ample opportunity for the
finest line of melodramatic acting, and
the company is one well adapted to the
play. The leading actress was heartily
gapplaqud last night, and the various
startling situations were quite eflrctrve.
There is plenty of comedy interspersed
Committee meetings held .......... 7 for fun.
Board meetings held .............. 2 ~ » . . ...-
Ladies’Auaiiiary meeting, onp att. 13 ODDS AND EN“.
Md Battersea bridge, the solitary III-vh-
hg pile bridge on the lower Themes, in to
he pulled down.
Teachers' salaries in the United States
annually amount to more than 200,000,000.
It is estimated that there are 13,01!) dif-
ferent. kinds of postage stamps in the
world.
There are 5?! members of the house a!
lords and 070 members of the house of
commons
The light seen through the eyepiece of
the Lick telescope will be 9,000 times“
bright as that seen by the mired eye.
Recent very trustworthy calculations of
thepopulstion of the Chinese empire by
Russian authorities reckon it at 383,000.01».
and the annual increase at 4,000.01». Not
one in 10.60) ever heard of the religion of
June Christ.
“Do you think I could go to the fancy
ball as Helen of Troy?" asked a very stout
Iadyof her husband. "Perhaps Helene!
Avoirdupois would be better,” was the
mar.
The first shipment of sealahlns to lain-
don this mason left Victoria by the Cana-
dllnPacilic last week. They tilled lav.
an. and were valued at $150,000.
The Comm alphabet is phonetic, and an
dupie that any one can learn to read its.
day. Nearly all the women in Goren m
and
J. M. Gibbs, of Rochelle. has several rad
r stalks of last year’s growth. The
bore pepper last year. and owing to
the warm winter Were preserved. They
banal] through the winter and are Ill]
bearing, and if nothing happens tethe-
th-y will be hearing this “me next year.
gnfrrfainmrnfg.
ornu HOUSE.
Monday. Oct. 6.
Twelve years of Universal Popularity.
2'. o z. o ,
The Magic Queen.
Rnllrrly reconstructed this reason and presented
by a supwbcompsny of layers. A laugh in every
line WondermIm iIIuery ICC11€.T1M! beamltnl
arm-re
Miss FLIrA BEN DA
A» Queen 2020. remanded by a bevy of young
and lovely girls. who ring charmingly and dance
houitchlngly The monitor of all Irish comcdlans,
the peer of them all,
C. l). EDWARDS.
ENTIRKIIY NEW 008‘“) EFIBC'I‘R RY
unset lloY'l‘.
ALI. Till FAMOUS l’lATL'RRs:
The Black larch, The Terrible Combat, The Birth
of flowers, The Prlry Grotto. Refined
tirwciaities, Captivating luslc.
l'lllllllii, 35, 50 and 75 (tents
Reserved deals at Ilsie's and Piairted‘s drug
atoms. :29
linsic Hall South Norwalk.
2.”— 4..-
FUN Io SELL! ,
Thursday. Oct. 9-:
-aoa-—.-
THE
1111111 1116.
A musical farce msdy by w A. lestsyer,
mus the two favorite comedians trait
rIII ms mm IIIIII .Iossrn on ‘ 4:.
next Thursday -—~
fl'l
5' TAILOR C GOLDEN}
5‘ Yul Eula all IIIIIIIII
WASHINGTON STREET,
South Nor-walk, Conn.
new
WANTED.
Advertise-rule under this head. not exceeding 5
lines, 1 timelbc, 8 times 50c, 1 week 81 ill.
POSITION A0 CLIRK 03 DB"!!! BY
trust-mgr“ Inan. Address 1.1!..Box
Mr; inwlth, ,“- stilt
IAPPRIITIOI AT 1. l1. NAB]! a ma)
A . immediately. on:
BOY it no it runs OLD'l'O BIL? IN DRY
store. mAppiy to A. Dicker-rant Son.
84 Washington" 08
FOR SALE.
Advertisements ”under ishcad, netexcsedlugti
llmidmmdumcswc. lweehtl on
OARDING nous: AID ausrwrss. ALSO
housoho id goods Inquire at No as South
lain street. at lit
DMINISTRATOB’S SALB— A DWELLING
[louse and about it some of land, call Neck
mud, in South Norwaikhct ngtbe homes lately
scanned by Benjamin 1’.Reed. [gains
Illiam ll. Reed, Administrator.
TWOeboimbuhdingimooandwfeetfronnnn
Weatavsala Milt. 1‘3.qu
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Advertisements under this
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ROOIBON PROSPECT AVRNUK, BOROUGH.
4 Water in and out. Rent 85.0.). Apply Gould
Hoyt. Horse R. R. Co. 03 8t
'l‘WO 0R THREE DESIRABLE APA RTIBNTS.
lnrgrlre of Taylor It. Golden, real estale and
insurance agents. 01 if
TWO HOUSE. SlX RllOIIrl RACE, ‘13; PART
of two houses, ’3 ach. ondWoodwsr
avenue and in good order. Inquire of BL A W ood-
w.ard
P‘URNISSRID ROOMS T0 RENT _WITHOL"P
board , at so barn and stalls. No. l Washing-
ton street
oi lw
'l‘mt FLOOR OVER FARRING'I’ON‘S HEAT
marker, 9 Railroad rises. Rent 81‘: lsquirs
of C. Bwariz s30
'l‘WO TINBIBNTO ON RAY MONO STREET,
first floor; Rent 58 a month each. Inquire
of 3. Swarm. at Old Well Cigar Co. s29 if
PLEASANT BOMB TN A CONVENIENT
locality is charm! to tersom, who would like to
visit Washington some time during the winur o:
ring. Roomandhoard .00. day. Hrs. J B
firmer mister. N W. aahimrfnn D C uifitf
FOR SALE OR. TO RENT
Advertisements under this bud, not exrerdrng 5
lines. 1 time 254:, 3 times 50:. lwcch $100.
-[lll WOOD“ AR!) [IOllf ESTEAD; It ROGUE,
all the modern Improvements for sale or to
rent. Terms reasonable. inquire of C. uwar 1.11.
(Rd Well (‘Isnr Company. s23 If
A. s. Floaters,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
flue Watch Repairing a Specialty.
89 South Inl- St.’ loath lorwalh.
H1111” 1113111388 11011818'
STAI'ORD. CONN
IBOPB\§ SEP'I‘BHBER 31!.
A Business Training School for lmrh axes Book
keep! Bank.” Penmanship. Tel! wrapny, short—
hand, pewritirg, sic, rhnrr ughly taught Freer
dent may be interviewed a: the collar: after Aug.
our. Catalogue“ sent on application. )3 I
Your Man IIIIII Your Life!
Seven rents a day will ,zYve you an Endowment
Policy of ’LLOO parable at it) years of age, or at
death. if prior; or live cents n day, will give you a
Life Policy for 81.000, and you do not lose what
you have paid in, even if you stop paying, any year
after time. (ounctllr-nt General Life insurance
Company, of Hartford
5 s LilOIIIEDil-IU, Agent
Washington street South Nurwalli.
shorter: Ir. armour
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 ill 48 Main st, Norwalk
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
Residence. No It [leraeriy street. Telephone
(311,774. Dayor night.
(not). .1 mi iron E,
UNDERTAKER.
31’. North lain street. South Norwulk
Open at all hours. The services of an meaimer
and Funeral Director mnml myl iy
SOUTH NOBWALK SAVINGS BARK
5) Washington Street.
Open Daily from 9 to i! a.m., and from l to 3 turn
and on Saturday evenings from ii to s.
riotous: allowed on Marcella.
scorn souls
JOHN". irsuriis menu.-
new. JOHN u. altars m 'and'i‘ruee
JOHN 1). Doucrrn
A R. 'l‘ I S T .
persimmon pagan:
th Nor-Iain, ustrnri
Mir “WIN .Mmflim 12mm
lngaad'famry Palndagaepaclslty. . rdylosra
THE ’NEW
FURNITURE STORE
ear and res Washington at.
South Norwalk, last Bed of Bridge.
Tlllflloltl nonnan, - froprloaor
Fir mucking Glasses. sic him
will suit you OURII aw ly
the Enters Dal. In their bewildering tiairt
andsupoort hysmoetrscellent coat y A
Qalnmio orL'ouIsdlaus A hastens or mum
Ladies. A Double (1thch lrcsllent singers.
PRICED 35, cc and 75 Cents.
Ad ucesaleuow at if re and (lrngory's
Dragvfltosss. open 0’ on
our...“ "
Till annual meeting ofthelloardol' Health, con
thsJaIticsaof the fastened delect-
the‘I’owaof ltovwaik,arshersbynntiledto
meetM at the helm-ea, nests
Wednesday the 0th days! Oct, Inn. at
socioelrp. -. for the pnrprweol Ibeeis'cilsa or
ulcers, and stealth marines tor thee-seeing you.
Atteat: unit! Lil erases
C
Dslrd Norwals. Conn, October l. mu
NOV“.
( IO. usaoansnaco. weaowla ibsasw
lattes wbuilding. la. n Water rarest. loath
aedrsiail Dania: and In.
h.
ill M
”#33“ Mean-
fivewr
W WANTED
The advsmrm will
give the sole agent to
a good responsible party in lionrh Norwaik tori
ales and Perm. IWe do not bottle any of onlr
g.oorls) Onra'c and Porter would be sold at a
Is to enable them to sell at a seed
AI to reset bar goods are very uniform. I.
commute yearly. tor further particulars can
in person or address
1'. (7. mild! a (70.,
Brewers of Ale and Porter,
‘10 to 430 '00 30th IL. In York City.
1'0 HOLDERS 0F
Defaulted Farr Ionian Loan:
AND OTHER SECURITIES.
our unusintaaceia one or the Western
states an I Tamarin- Southern wars,
will: count l talcum: ”91$ “th in near
y nevery a moon w ha
:very. immense or over thirty-Ive y'msarra;
ital-the morn-r mama I
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exceeding 5 ',
line, 1 time Sc, a 1.1mm 5th., 1 wmm
'Y' C. SWARTZ'S.
FALL
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OPENING
TYiillliY Hil___l§ III BIIIIII
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
OCTOBER 2, 3 and 4.
"'All are cordially invited to sand.“
11118.11 FIWCE'I'T,
3 WATER. STREET,
NORWALK. CONN.
LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’S
B I C Y C I.- E B-
To Let by the Hour, [lay at month.
Isoroy D. Wheeler.
l3: Water Street, South “Nuns-lb, jylo 3m
YYI YIII Summing YIIY.
Try our Extra Large Blaster Natural
The
fine yore
1111 W311 Something 111611.
We have received a large luvorcn of Imported
Jame. Jellies Marmala'ed—lvriurtrrg Raspbe ry,
strawberry, Black Currant, Rul Currant, Green
Grape. (c ——ail ire-h goods.
”flaw”
1 South Norwslk [instantiate
Contrary to our usual custom of going ahead and urchin
es regardless of anybody, we shall this week he
HA [NEE SALE!
Which we be the one who lives in anticipation of driv—
ing as of town, yet won ’t meet as fair and square in the paper,
will BORROW the necessary amount of gnmption and pick as
up on this ad.
English Pins, 2 papers for 3 cents.
Mill Remnants of all wool dress goods at 15 cents yard
—ii bought from the piece would be worth 50c yard
Red Flannelw We are right to home here and if we don' i
give you a better flannel for 230 per yard than you can buy
elsewhere for 250 per yard, we will present you with the same.
We would briefly call attention to our Clea ' pepartment.
. : $1 931585305515“ “Miami m med Jackets
' to 8
We have a few Flannel Blasce rs marked down from $3. 49
5 10 8'1 98. They are every their a bargain for that money.
Ladies Heavy Rough Beaver Coats $4 98, regular $6. 50
goods.
Truth always conquoIs, and when you find anything ad-
vertised as bciurr below its revular v.11ue,you may place faith
in such being the fact for we Yecl certain it you once begin to
trade with us you will certainly come again. I.Y‘uil size Ladics'
embroidery front and deep hem aprons D11c each
Ladies White Skirts, 3 tucks, 25 cents each
Gent's fancy I hose, double sole fuli regular made, 12}
cents pair. The same goods others ask 20 cents a pair for.
Extra fine quality .16 inch wide Cushmerc,a11 shades, Ill
per yards We will leave it to you to judge as to the cheap
ness.
Best Indigo Blue Prints 0 cents per yard
Extra quality 38 inch Mixed 11 001 Suitings, just the thing
for street and shop wear, we know they will give splendid sat-
isfaction, and the price pu 3 them within the reach of every
one, viz, 24 cents per yard
In closing : Now don I fail to give us a call this week; we
are confident 01 being able to suit all.
1011 WANT THE BEST.
Dew Drop Canned Fruit and \cgetabies are the
very best. We have a large vanely.
AT
Chas. E. Stimulus,
Al 10 Per Cent. Less
Than Cost.
Having bought the easterly
WOODWARD
HOMESTEAD, I cfler for sale
lots on Woodward avenue at
part III the
$12.00 per trout foot, and the
lots Lowndes avenue at
$10.00 per from foot.
To each purchaser who will
011
build within two years, I will
pay 10 per cent. oi the cost of
the house on the
$1, 500.
tends from 11 oodwurd avenue
id the written Th Wuthr I'rorli
on Lowndcs avenue will be
[Ioivndcs uvcnuc or
4
given to the city for the use
of its citizens. it is the only
street in the city that has a
water front.
Those 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 & GOLDEN’S or
DVRITIBINO will in new run-see
Bimini: liberally my”
«androgy-
:Imuunt of
N. B. ——The prices quoted how rue subject to change, but
if changed is will in to m kc i'nvml owcr not higher.
THE 111811111 SHIRE
83 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH NORWALK. OT.
I ll. IiiilEliEil---Soulh Norwalk
A HOME
oer—w
Fall Millinery Display.
0.0 - ,-,_
AFTER carefully securing the New York IIIurket and 100k-
inn‘ after the latest novelties from Paris and Berlin, we
have the finest scier tion of \lillinery goods that. could be pur-
chased and now on exhibition ill our store at prices far below
those 01 my other store. 1 wish to will the attention of all
customers and friends to the fact that I have secured the ser-
vices of :I leadinnr New York \liilincr with a number of years
experience at lumes (- Johnson 5 French Mi11incry House,
which Is 01 itscll II guarantee that our styles are most exclu-
sive and novel We have a full line of Children' s as well
Ludics’ Huts, also Iloadwem tor the smuliostof children. Com-
bination 01 Felt anti B‘uvcr a specialty; also Birds, Plumes,
Tips and Ornaments. Our assortment of Veivets in all the
shades for full Is complete. it IS hardly necessary to mention
anything In Inference to our Ribbon Department, as it is well
lruown that we carry the largest stock oi all kinds and shades,
and we are in the swim this full as usual. No trouble to show
goods. Call and convince yourself ‘ '
H. KRIECIER,
Muhackcmo Hotel Block,
,CI‘Y.
South Norwalk. Conn.
The Best Goals for the 18181 Your
BOOTSANDSHOES
A'l' 'I‘lll'l STORE 0?
C. H- Harvey
Having the largest stock and It gum] :uomrtmcnt to make
selections from, we. are prepared to lurnIslI everything from a
child’s 10- cent shoe to II guilt a $5 boot. A number of speci-
allies to gcnls', ladies and children 9 shoes. A luilics' finc Kid
Bulttonl Boot at $2, formerly $‘l. Misses Good School Shoe,
222'“ Children s SI hooi Show at 7.6 cents. Please call
examine these goods, as it is a pleasure to show them.
0. H. HARVEY,
'70 North Main St. South Norwaalls.‘
Norwalk Chronicler