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it" "i - unlit-re Almanac sas- roles-73;:
issues; annals flightidelLowtlde
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17
Huron. It will prolhbly move
W to-day with an increase
“my followed by rain in the lake
‘ ' which will extend to this section
ID- t. TheNnrthwsstern“cold wave”
wasattsaded light snow firtarday in
‘ and yomin . 'ght frosts
ew York and
ashlngtiyln D O, In his d to t t
‘ , . . n t ' is ‘c o-
nly" _ ’Jalrweather and light to
ital: southerly winds will probably pre-
vail, followed by cloudiness and by rain
during the night or Saturday morning.
lathe Kiddie States, warmer, fair to
cloudy weather and fresh south-
I
fillies by rain, extending southeast
fillingthenlghtto New Jersey, and in
inflow England warmer, fair weather
and (rub southerly winds, followed
W by rain at night. On Saturday
this section and in New England
partly cloudy to cloudy weather will
plow proved, with fresh to brisk
ynnilcasterly winds, rain and
' changes of temperature; and on
.. colder, partly cloudy to fair
weather and northwesterl winds, pre-
. traded by rain near the coaysts.
hrflgfim Council, 0. U. A. 31., confer-
fi “the third degree last evening.
' At the Word Springs fair yesterday
”Nate Hubbard” won third place in the
Dim race.
_ One hundred and four quail have been
,: finned on the reservation of the Bridge
port Game Club.
Henry Howard, of Wilton, has accept-
ed a position with the Cornwall dc Pat-
tsraon Organ Co., Bridgeport.
TboNaugstnck Railroad Junction on
the lineoltlie Consolidated road main
‘Ilne isaoon to be made a ticket oiiice
' The Christian Workers of the East
Amos II. E. church will meet at the
,, Horwalk, this evening.
I William E. Duncan formerly drawing
room car conductor, has been promoted
to the position of ticket clerk in the
Grand Central depot, New York city.
. Councilman R. J. Cutbill is still con-
lnatltohishouss. Williams. Knapp is
Mug to the dutissof the street com-
“ during Ir. Cutbill's illness.
thé‘Loyal legion of the United States.
walk—lieutenantColonsl Malls Bmith.
'l'hsre is talk of organizing an athletic
mucus in this city.
as disciplined by his
“EM.
*3. Photo’s window.
pend, It 1'. Hayse' market.
THEM Lawn Tortola club will
‘5 hoflthsir semi-annual meeting at the
”ends of Dr. W. F. Acton, on West
m Tuuday evening, October 28.
last several shasp by having them killed
WM“! value.
M to award MVanIioosear
W
as... m...
brought suit.
hehlns, will be given to the
5“ man thenumhsr of
hmhspampsin in Smith Bros.’
. ”my dollar’s worth you buy
you to one gusss.
winds will prevail, followed near 5’
home of Ilia Lillian P. Jones. in East
more. B. Doty is now a member of
Thus is only one other member in Nor-
Other cities
have flourishing organizations of this
kind and there is no reason why one
would not be prosperous in South Nor-
walk.
The Bridgeport Farmer says that Law-
J’Q’O. H. Pool, of that city, is likely to
professional
m for unprofessional conduct in
‘0 can of Glover a Olsen against Card-
;3. A. Pluneo has received the badges
My won by James H. Knapp and
Arthur Russell, oi this city, at the double
meat 0! the Norwalk Lawn Ten-
‘m They are now on exhibition in
Via-mama lard, 10 cents a
an: the meeting there will be dancing
I D. EVan Hoossar and son. who have
“Whitley. havssusd the town of
The aslectmen
lists-spa. but this not being satisfac-
“flfiflaud no in Cold, and a
Drill Business College, Stain-
been of the most interesting dis-
at thaI‘air. They show samples
~ » . paper-and merchandise
the collage, and have a young
' - atypawrltsr with remark-
sapldisy."-—Daabary News.
it. my. store on itin-
, mmmhm
mimosa-i. that instead»-
“hmwnanwassmim
“that”: will be dissolved.
The time for the reception of bids lor
macadamlslng West avenue expires at
4:00 o'clock this alter-noon.
lfr. and lira. Giles Gregory entertain-
edasmallparty of triendsat theirrssi—
denoeon Berkeley street, last evening.
About 100 ticksts tor the Danbury
lair were sold at the Norwalk station of
the Daubury & Norwalk railroad yester-
day.
The date of holding the lair by Don las
Fowler Post, 0. A. 3.. at Music Hallrbss
been changed to November 20th, 21st
and ”it.
The Bentwood Hat Works will be clos-
ed today and to-morrow to allow the
employsssau opportunity of attending
the Danbnry fair.
The quarterly meeting of the society
of King’s Daughters, of the Norwalk
Baptist church, will be held at the
church this evening.
A communication on the consolidation
question, from the versatile pen of J.
Belden Hurlbutt, will be printed in THE
SENTINRL to-morrow.
Lawrence O'Neil was before Judge
Knapp this morning, charged with
drunkenness and breach of the peace.
He was fined $8.00 and costs.
The Rev. B. N. Jackson, D. D., of
Richmond. Va., has received a unani-
mous call to become pastor of St. John’s
Episcopal church in Bridgeport.
A Bridgeport lady complained in this
city last evening that while coming from
the Danbury fair her pocket was picked
and a purse containing $23.00 was stolen.
Attention is called to the card of Miss
Nellie II. Disbrow, in another column.
Miss Disbrow is an accomplished pianist,
and she has special qualifications as an
instructor for the piano.
The Mutual Improvement Society of
Trinity church will meet at the home of
Miss Marietta Couch, corner of High
street and Bayvicw avenue, this alter-
noou, when a literary programme will
be rendered.
Aspects] meeting of Old Well Hook
and Ladder company will be held on
Monday evening. Those who are to go
to Portchester on the 16th are specially
requested to be present, as they will be
given instruction in marching.
Another bright and shining legal
light made its appearance in town yester
day morning in the shape oi a bright,
houuc baby boy which will gladden
the heart and light up the household of
Attorney James '1‘. Bubbell
The Court of Burgesses will hold an
adjourned meeting this evening, when
the bids for macadamiziug West avenue
will be opened and the contract award-
od, provrded the bids do not exceed the
limit, which is 80 cents a yard.
Company D will resume drills this
evening. Any member having any arti-
cle of uniform or equipment out of the
Armory is notified to return the same at
once. The Quartermaster General will
inspect the state property of the com-
pany on the 29th inst.
A professional decorator, with two
tons of decorating material arrived in
twenty-five trunks filled with the same
material. It isevident that Portchester
will be gorgeously embellished on the
occasion of the firemen's parade, October
16.
-—500 pairs of Mlsses' Rubber s—to be
sold at 18 cents a pair—at C. H. Harvey’s.
One of the largest sporting partlm that
ever left this section departed the morn-
ing on the steamer Bond Currier from
Bridgeport, for the Thimble Islands,
Branford. The party was made up of
sportsmen from Norwalk, Danbury,
Birmingham, Ansonla, Derby, Stratford
and Bridgeport, and are bound on a duck
shunting expedition. They expect to re-
turn loaded down with game.
«Curbing, 50 cents a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
John Hyatt, son of the lion. James
W. Hyatt leaves town this evening for
Talapooea, 6a., where he will have
charge of his father's interest in an iron
foundry. l-‘rsd Brady. formerly clerk
at the Boston Store, will take upon him-
self young Mr. Hystt's duties at the
“Mutants. horse railway oilice. llr. Brady has
"—Bmallfreshba “Egan". “my made many friends while in the dry-
stun-w market“. p0 ' goods bnslnsu. and all of them wish
him success in his new position.
~l-‘resh pork and sausage. 12 cents a
pound, at F. Hayes' market.
In a three column advertisement,
printed on the fourth page of Tint Sari-n-
m today, theBouth Norwalk Boston
Store announces one of those famous 19
cent sales. They oller some bargains in
all departments which probably have
never before been equalled in this sec»
tion. Asthe sale only lasts four days,
Intending purchasers should peruse the
advertlsment carefully and grab quickly.
-—-Bewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
Isstayer's "Grab Bag” rnsds heaps of
fun at Music Hall last night. This musl-
calfsreeoonsedy,asit is called, is be-
aud It is funny in the extreme. llr. and
the llissss Dsly exhibit their skill in
dancing,otharexcsllent talent do like-
wiss.and thewhule company dug the
most “by songs lathe mosteatchy
user. No audience ever
more heartily and continuously than at
[do Hall last night. Ir. Isstayer
has gestalt together several
but” think “Grab Bag” is his hast.
Portchmter yesterday morning. besides -
yoaddsssriptlon. It is made for fun, so:
is! amounted to t assault and
tlchsls. '9 W
The mod digger is at work at Wilson
Point for the Housatonlc Railroad com-
pany. The sand under the pontoon
holes made for that ' .
At the Danbury 'Fslr If. 1!. Parsons,
of Brookslde, waaawsrded first premium
on his saddle horse, "Satin." Earns on
his carriage horse, "Joe,” and second
premium on the pair of coach horses,
“Stanley” and “Fleming." Good for
Brookaide.
J v. at. c. it. notes.
The organization of the junior departr
msut of the association will occur this
evening in the boys' room, at 3 o’clock.
All boys between the ages at eleven and
sixteen can become members of the de—
partment, and those who join to-nlght
will be consideged charter members.
Oflicers will be elected at this meeting
for the ensuing six months.
The first session of the class in steno:
graphy will be held this evening at 8
o’clock, in the classroom. Any young
men who Would like insecure twenty-
four lessons in study should join the
association tonight and enter this class.
All members of the association expect-
ing to atund the state convention at
New Haven next week, should have their
credentials signed by the general secre-
tary to-morrow night, If possible, as the
coupons should be forwarded to New
Haven on Monday.
A statistician figures out that cos-
metics cost the women of this country
$60,000,000. This is a regular “skin
game'Y’
Worth catering lll.--I“lffll. local states-
man (looking over a new lichen—Mc-
Moriarthy, O'iioolignn. McGocgun, 0'-
Rocrk,Sinith——. I’hwnt did yrz nomi
uste Smith fur? Second local statesman
—-Phwistl That's ler colch ih’ Amerykln
vote.
Tifibfifi DIME,
Real ISIIII III IIIIII‘IIIII,
WASHINGTON STREET
South Nor-walk, Conn.
suflbtf
WANTED.
Advertisements under this head. not exceeding 5
lines. 1 time 151,3 times 50: , 1 week 8t 00
‘ "mum incision is} molt; mm
do all kinds of chin and fancy cooking.
Inquire at llo 15 Washington street. «.10 it
\USTOIBRS 1'0 PU RCHASE TEE BABCOCK
Firs lxttngulsbers and Fire Grenades. Delay
is dangerous and costly to prouerty and lives.
Douglas a 00., sole is for Conn. Safe rater
room. 691 Chapel st. sw Haven, Ct. A reliable
energetic agent wanted. oil iw
1‘03. 8A LE.
some uncle; this heady '7, crew" "mg 5
lint», 1 time fit. 3 times 5°C. 1 work till).
NI HORSE—SIT! ANY Pl’lii’osll; ALHO
top bn-inees wagon and two seated or care box
wagon. will he sold cheep. Albert Stone, at Harbor
avenue, Nixwalk. oi 2w
DIINIBTRA'I‘OR‘B SALE, ~A DWELLING
House and about 1] acres of land, on ll Neck
road, in south Norwalk being the homestead lately
occu led by Benjamin P. Reed. demoed. inquire
of llliam 3. Reed. Administrator. m tf
OMmelomwwdwtmfmnyfl
West avenue. Apply to W. C. BAIIIS or
1. a. now. it: if
"-7771‘5111‘3—7,
”Advertisements antler thhrheamvnotrexoeedtng 5
lines, l thus ”6,8 times 501:, i week also.
FRONT FURNISHED ROOM. Poll ONE OR
two WM. Apply at 2: Elizabeth Street.
South Norwalk. 010—3:
NI nous: AT ILY’B NECK. ONE AT
Elm Grove, and one on 'l‘olles street. From
Within App‘lyto JoanEKuspp, :‘2 West at.
South rlorwsl . all if
' Wt) “0118.8.le R0015 IACUJIS, PART
of two houses. 88 earh All on Woodward
avenue and In good order. lnqntre of E. A. Wood
ward.
'I‘WO TINIIIN'N ON RAYMOND rl'l'lilzll'l‘,
first floor; Rent 38 a month each. inquire
of 3. hwarlz. at Old West t'lgsr Co. is» tf
PLEASANT nous lN A CONVENIENT
locality ls oilerod to persons who would like to
visit Washington more time during the winter or
ring. llooin andhuard “.00 a day. him-l. ii.
bound! l st..N. W., 'sahlngtou. D. C. nest!
IICILY Plllilllrllllil) ROOM. ill? [TABLE Hull
one or twu gentlemen, at 26 Monroe strwt.
Ol-lw
all the modern improvements with stapling
for Ive horses, carriage house, cow stables, thicken
houses. A rfect homestead Terms runeflfilbll!
Inquire cf '. Bwar a, at Old Well t'lgarComgauy.
s‘. l
MISS NELUE M. DISBROW,
for live ternlna pupil of Mr. Wslucr J. Hall, will
give l’lauolorlolrasona at her home, or house of
u l"
p ‘50,, reference. addreo~Walter .1. Hall, 301 West
Mill street. stew York City.
For terms, address
roa Willi? AVINllli
old-2w scorn scitwsuf. or.
JOHN D. DOUGIITY
ARTIST.
’ormerly of West Twenty-thud stress, Haw York
has opened a stndlo in ills Post tiles Balloting.
South Norwala, when as Is prepared to hatred
min the highest art. in class or in private.
thrilling, Wain Colors, hes llsnd Draw-
lag and Tap-try Painting a splashy. mo ass
Older and Vinegar.
Alla! Lm' 0? LAST rams ltlflltll)
Cldorsod l'lue Vinegar. Address.
09 iw Box I. 'ivs Ills ltlver. Conn.
OIL-s
“ '0. ll. BIOIHILD a CO. Whole-ls and rat
1 tall hernia: and Ischlnery Oils. Into Chand-
lsry, Iguanas ln Hardware. agents forWa-lsworth's
l’nre lots. White head. Palate. Patty, (Mass, to.
flu. til Water street. 80th Norwalk. elm
.TORAGI.
Anti-nob as 'l‘srls "I £32"? '3;
. . I . fl
sweats. (lobbies-ls: raga-nose laiek
hsizdtsg.iio,te Water street fit,” like“
so. ii. ll annulus .
ole-8w 0
North Carolina Timber, Gold
and Iron Lands.
Norwalkdspotnstertls, , I. milesto-
bridge is being sucked out and placed in
usicllull,$u.llruualk
ONE WEEK
AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
Monday Evening, Oct.13
SPECIAL BNGAGBIIBN'I‘ 0F 'I'llli FAVORITE
KATIE PEIISIN MIDI III,
In a Select Repertoire of
Popular Plays, including
“UNCLE DAN’L, OR. THE MESSENGER FROM JARVIS
SECTION,” “DIVORCE,” “THE MIDNIGHT ALARM,"
“QUEEN’S EVIDENCE,"
“THE PLANTER’S
WIFE,” “THE OCTOROUN,” &c., Sic, &c.
—-- ‘9» ~—-
ADMISSION :
15, 25 and 35 CENTS.
uruuu Faullv luuuuu Saturday Afternoon
MATINEE ADMISSION, 10 and 20 CENTS.
Monday Evening—“UNCLE DAN’L.”
Reserved Seats now on sale at usual places.
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NB‘R‘W'AIKMOPEIIA’ HOUSE.
Tuesday, (Jul. 14111.
One Night Only-
Specinl engagements! the magnetic
Katie Rooney,
is the funniest comedy ever written, entitled
‘Bubbling Over;
Written for the sole purpose 0! creatt Iaushtcr,
and the management guarantees $0 lung in thrfie
acts or money'rsfnnded. be no; mus seeing'liarle
lmltaoe her father.
Five great comedians. lira clever and .prelty mu
bretts, marvelous singers, bewildering dances, indie
acne situations, beautiful costumes, allllllllg
tableaux.
i’ricca .‘L'l 50 and 77. cents. Stats on ra.‘: at llulc's
and Plairtt‘d's.
SOUTH NOBWALI SAVINGS BANK
5] Washington Street.
Daily from 9 to 1! arm. and from i to l pun
mu iluuuu
and on Saturday evenings from o to s.
Ulntemt allowed or: Deposits.
[IN a. Inmrds Vice—Pres;
mu. m ions 11. sitar? lies. anil'i'reas
WIS
Ono Quality, ”rile "not.
Beef. Veal. “rub, Hutton, Pork,£ialt and Fruit.
Corned Beef. Smoked Tongue, llama.
shoulders, BaconJlalomta. Frank
forts. Its.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
5:! Washlrsnon litmus.
(lily- ta:osson’ Notice.
Lille undervignsd.her¢by [give notice to all
person and corporations table to pay taxes
In the ('lly of rloalh Norwallt. that they are minor.
ed by law to deliver to the Assessors, or either of
them, on or before its lat day of November. law, a
writlcn or printed Ital, datisl signed and arm to.
of all the proper! owned bv them on the is! thy of
"swim, MM, liable to laxati-mmtllrrmse It will he
the duty of the Arscssor- to Hill? our such Ilst
according to their best judgment and knowled ,e,
and add 'frn per cent. thereto, which they by by
are annulled to do, and from which lists so made
there Is no a
N B.—-Llrts may be returned to the Assessm- at
'bc City Council room on llavliand street, Mill
Normals, from and including 0:me torn, two, to
and Including Hover-bar m. ill), said room“
room to be open from lllln lflo'clock. a. in , and
from I to 5 o'clock p In . and on llatnrdsys lrom T
in ii o'clock In the evening
Dated at Began Ronald. October 8th. 1500.
scallion s. “qu
Jill}! L. BllYllAltDA, >Asseuovl.
out wit. ii. illi'l‘li. i
Dancing school Announces-ens
it I. (l. HIWIIJ. mercifully enormous
M that he will resume thedatleso’l hts‘prof—lm
sl lime Ball, south lorwslk, (roan . sdmsosy,
October lush, lass. first lesson luv Yoav Ladies,
lines and Masters. Wednesday. :34
Class for Ladies nil Curb-en will meet same
evening at a p. in. for further osmium we
Ir. newsllat he llall on Wednesday utterance.
Dunbar irvh. from s to It p. in. no a;
Assessors? Notice.
I. the “gear-trad. mfimlo all
taxa-
in the town or time! . that tsey arsrsqsIrsa
law todsllvertouie Mauritania this}:
and ' ' '
s .marlil
which they aylassre
which llslsomads than
aadhclallag
naive! minimum
Mm
.. ,, ._J_~, _
u uuuuu
THE HOUSE WILL REMAIN OPEN
ALI. WINTER
Fur Guests on the European Plau
Dinners for parties of any size will be Promptly
{ l'nmlsbed.
TERMS ON APPLICATION T0
3'. E. POWER.
l3 if PlillPRlKTOR
uuuuuuu.
(Made from entire or whole wheat l
This Bread contains the larg-
e.~t amount of Gluten and pos-
sesses the greatest food value.
It will sustain the system for
physical and illi‘lllllI labor
without animal food, and is de-
licious to the Instr.
Fill' :-:tI-' at
III III 81 [III
Bakers,
anlOtf LAUDBIC'S BUICK. :OI'TII NORWALK.
‘luulll Business fiulluul!
STAMFORD. (’ONN.
380?!le NBI'TEIIBBII M.
A Business Training llchool for brilliant-s. Botrk
keeping, Banking. Penman-nip. ’i‘olrgraphy, Short.
hand. Typewrlui it, etc. than uglily taught. i’rrsl»
dl'l“ may he interviewed at the L‘I‘lllfllt‘ after Aux.
.‘ith. Catalogues ml on application. I)?
You llau Iuiuru Your Lift!
linen rents adav will giro- you an Indownsent
Policy of ”.002 parable a! In years of age, or at
death. If m; or five rentsa day. will 51‘": you a
Life Policy for ”.000. and you do not what
any year
on have paid in. area If yor- stop pay!
:fm lime. Connecticut (lensral “frivolous
Company, of llartfvml
ll, 8. L'lmIIlDlIU, Agent.
Washington street, lionih
Mahmud;
ii lorry it, It! led City.
In In" mums on In!"
Steel Bkoin Tarn Wagons,
Porn Girls, Railroad Carts.
Bead Carts, Utility Darts.
Clipper Wagons, Easy Riders,
3%.! Ihflon, a 1
Top and No Top Delivery
Vegans, Illk Wagons.
measurement-sarcasm,
ThaJ'ars ills articles that will issue
you. v Wagons have a war Ml“
style .ll‘ finlwb.
skim. We
beat liven alters in the
World. Also have the nearest and ban
mastitis Win-inflow You.
030-
'WIIII Pill]!!! “lure.
w,‘
reputation on to 1"”.
ll Inpvrtor. vast
J3».
’
What 190 will buy on Saturday, Monday, Tuesd
15th days of October, and on those days only.
SOUTH
N ORWALK
—--Loox AND see—4
I
and Wednesday, the Hill, 13th, 14th and
“1’3
ow don’t wait and come in a do i. ‘
later and ask to see such and such goods. which you are sdvertismg at 190. We shay" I); 3::-
ry to reluse any, but the prices hold only during the days of this sale.
_
AT THE
Boston Store
We Guarantee this to be the Greatest Bona Fide Mark-
Down Sale ever held in this Town.
COME ONE----COME ALL.
I9
I9
Dresé Goods.
Bargains suph as we shall oll'er in this department during this sale were never before
heard of. ’Tls Simply an extraordinaiy opportunity which every lady should take advantage of.
FOR
c I yd Cashmere, 36 in. wide in all the popular shades and black.
2 yds Cashmere, in blue, green, cardinal or garnet.
c 1 yd fancy stripe or plaid worsted goods, 36 in. wide.
I yd all wool Flannel, 36 in. wide. This is a bargain; worth 290 yd.
worth 27¢).
12c yd.
worth Sic.
nv
I9
muslin, tic yd.
Towels, worth 12:0 ca.
bleached cotton flannel, worth 12ic yd.
hall hose, regular price of these acids ls 29c pr.
or {ant-y ellipt‘d ltosv
luncy striped hose.
fir-t Raven block ribbed hose. Regular 25c goods.
this sale.
I90
4 hotllut Gilbert‘s Triple Cologne.
c for I double breasted wash bonrd,3ll
I0!“ 8 Jelly Glasses. Worth 356.
C One 50 foot Clothes I.inc,worill 25c
“urge turkey feather duster,worth 29
c I Ostrich Feather Duster, worth 29
1 Cedar wnicr pail, Worth 24
c 10 Crystal Sauce Dishes, worth 40c.
I 92 Bottles best Blucing, worth 25c.
c 4 cakes Rising Still Stove Polish,
I 9 worth 8 cents a cake.
I 9c 1 large dinner pail, worth 290. y
|
I
I9
1 large rclinncd dish pan.
I c l palm lunch basket, worth 29c.
91 mammoth dripping pun, worth 29c.
I 9for 1 Work Basket. worth 27c.
I c l elegant innjolico pitcher, worth 39
9for 1 night lamp, worth 30c.
for l parlor broom, worth 25c.
I it hit one tub, worth 250.
ior one counter duster, worth 35c
c for 1 Iiosom Board, worth 25s.
I 90 for 1 mop, worth 25c.
3; yds Fancy Dark Plaid Dress Gingham, worth 80 yard.
apron Gingham, worth Sc yd. 3 yds Curtain Serious, worth 100 yd.
3 yds splendid bleached muslin, 80 yd.
3 yds good quality unbleached cotton flannel, worth 9c yd.
, ‘ 2 pairs; Ltidles' fast block Hose, sold elsewhere at 15c pr.
Lnilles' lull regular made block hose, yuarnnleed Flalnltrt‘.
Ladies! fest black, fancy stripe or must} The“,
Only a few sizes ielt.
2 large size Petroleum Jelly, either scented or lllls‘t‘t'ulell.
bru-h, hand painted back. 2 skems liertnantown won! or Sixnny yarn. 5 spool» best quality Machine Cot.
ion. 5 dt 1 pat. Hooks and lives, in black or willie, Nos 3 or 4. il spools IUO yd sewing silk or Ill spools bug.
ton hole twist in all colors. 20 spools to button hole twist in black only. 1 pair Ladiee’ Warren hm suppo
era, with belt. 1 dozen elastic coral-t lam-rs. 10 papers English Pins. 5 gents'cnlnrrd bordered handkerchiefs, 0' n", ladlea’
plain uhito or colon-d borders. 1 large bottle Florida water. I cake Cashmere Bouquet Soap, only one cake to . customer.
Domestics-
c buys 1 yd Turkey Red Table Linen, worth 250.
I yd Red Fennel, worth 27.5w.
3; yds linen Dish Towelilw worth 8c
4 yds dark colored Dress Print,
‘2}, yds ox. heavy Dot-net Flannel, worth
yd. 3 yds good Glass Toweling,
3 yds. best
4 yds good unbleached
5 wash rags, worth 5c ea. 2 Huck
2 yds
HOSIERY.
(.' will buy :3 prsGeilln' bro, mixed seamless hall hose, Worth 15c pr.
ini- bargain. 2 pre. Usuts’ bro. seanilrss hall hose. silk clocking.
-i pairs Geots’ lancy mixed half bore; a genu-
l or Gents’ lsnry stripe, loll regular made
1 pair
Thesis- me reguiat 25¢: hose. Tim e pairs Ladies’ black
. These are extra good value. 5 pairs Ladies’
Only 5 pairs to a customer. 2 pairs of children‘s fast black or grey mixed hose. ipnxr Missea’
Gents’ Furnishings.
Will buy ] Gents‘ four-in.hand or teck courts, in all the latest designs.
We will buy 3 Gects' linen Collars or 2 pre Genle' Coils.
log this sale. 190 will buy 1 plain Collar or fancy plaid Boys' Windsor Tie.
Notion Department.
Durind this sale we will other the public Notions at prices which (is-(y competition,
2 ill 1. cards black or colored darnmg cotton. 2 di 2 «pools or quills of emb. Silk, all colors.
0 wash emb. silk. ‘2 pm No. l, or 1 pr No. 2 pun- gum lire-m Shield. One pr No. l Canfield Dress Shield.
Remember this price lats only during
This price same as above, lasts only dur-
Please notice what you can buy for We.
.5 skeins, all colon
4 d. z, Ii-llllir'l’ coverrd Hair (Jumpers. 1 wire hair
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Kitchen Department.
0 for 2 whisk brooms, worth 15c each.
35c.
Igfor I Elegant celluloid handled whisk
broom worth 35c
c for One 5 pint colicc pot, worth 300.
for one cool hod, worth 35c.
lgfor l ozcn tumblers, worth 300.
c for . (illicit-i, Worth 356. /
Igc for I spibo box, Worth 25c. if
for 1 storm brush, worth 29c.
Igior l barber's whisk broom, worth 30c.
c for I bracket, wortll 25c
I c for 1 large sauce pan, worth 250
for 2 large milk as, worth 15¢ each.
I 9 5 China individual butter platcaworthflb
cummine the ten sets we are offering during
this mic for $3.49.
'gIbr Um: .5 pint [on pot,worlb 290.
t: for i dozen wine golllcts, worth
lgfor I Crystal Pitcher. worth 30o.
c for 1 shoe poiisllor, worth 350.
I for I Crystal table semi picccsworlh 39
c One 8 Quart mil pail,worth 25c each.
And last, but not least, don’t fail to call and
IIIIS'I'IIII S'l'lllll
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83 Washington Street.
Norwalk Chronicler