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m,“ lat-Id Weather Forecasts.
I'll! like storm centre has now moved

to , , withan increase of energy,
but , ihonly moderate rainfalls in this
asctiotn In this district today partly

weather wall probably prevail,
by rain, with slight changes of
“pasture and fresh variable winds,
. from southwesterly to easterly,
. aiby slightly lower temperature
. clearing. In the Middle States
, clotidy to fair, slightly cooler
will prevail, preceded by local
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ewEngIand, cloudy to partly
, .J weather, preceded by rain near
honest, with fresh, southerly to west-
arlywinds and nearly stationary follow-
ed by slightlé lower temperature and
plating. 0n unday in this section and
in New Phiglend partly cloudy to fair
M will probably prevail, with
flight changm of temperature and light
varidrlewirids, mostly westerly, followed
at Hondayby partly cloudy to fair,
warmer weather, and light variable
winds, followed by rain in the western
Instr of this section.

”museum's-marrow.
rises Sunset flightide Iowtide
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The Board of Councilmen 3m hold
~ ”adjourned meeting on lionday even-
lag. ‘
The “wh'oop” oi the Kickapoo indiaue
fl be hard for the next two weeks in
i-Fot Indies’ Jackets go to A. Dicker-
iaau a Son.
The'no‘w books in the Concord streol
school have been catalogued, and they
will be given out next week.

 

 

‘ll 'gthbisthelestday
of Deniatryfair, alargenumher

from this city are in attendance today.

There were 28,165 paid edmimioua to
the Dubury fair on Thursday, which
hosts the record of the previous year by

. 7-“ fresh hams, 12 cents a pound,
al‘I‘. Bay.’ market.

Tb work of laying a curb and gutter
u m street is nearly completed. It
VIII 6Its a grmt improvement to the
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, xi... chlmneyhasheen built in St.

Fry’- church, the old one being totally
Male for the present system of
hating

--W of Misees' Rubbers—lo be
”M atlB cents a pair—at C. H. Harvey’s.

A w Parameter "alone, of the
” . poatofiloe, wesat the Denbury
W.My, admiring the large pota-
hue-ll big pumpkins.
‘ . The Norwelk Iron Works company
flipped alarge air compressor to the
Whitehrsest Fuel company, Centerville,
Iowa, yesterday afternoon.

fiafimtouic road carried seventy
Wefpophcuroute to the Dan-
bury Fair, over the Denbury and Nor-
welk division before noon Thursday.

me. no mo: foot. William
”on, contractor.

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vmue theoldilsldsnhouseoutheslts
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. attendance is specially desired
so 'lussting of the Union causal
Reform association to-mor-
as’mattsrs of importance

huh-summarise Second

street will bolusesvlon stthe

. neon: on flavlland street. October

.M9a.ili..todp.m.toreccive
“melatobetudevotesa.

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mfl,fl5aud010in(lold, ands
' 3,” win be given to the
‘ mun thsniimhcr oi
thepempaia ianlth Bros.’

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It Is asserted that Salons! 0. license,
of Stamford. is anxious to enter the field
again for the ehrlevality nomination.

~Bomorendmed lard, 10 cents
pound, at I". Hayes’ market.

Fifty tickets for the Dsnbury Fair were
sold at the Norwelk station of the Den-
bury t Norwalk railroad this morning.

Thomas Farriagton, cf the firm of
Belted: Farrington, is confined to his
house on lfott avenue with heart trouble.

James Mansfield, of this city, was
presented with a handsome umbrella
last evening by some of his numerous
friends.

The quarterly meeting of the societies
of King's Daughters, of the Norwalk
Baptist Church, was held in the lecture
room of the church last evening.

—-For Gents'E—L—adies’ and Children’s
Underwear, go to A. Dickerman ck Son.

Ira Cole, administrator of the Hill es-
tate, which includes the building in
which the borough post silica is located,
contemplates putting a plate glass front
in the building.-

The report of the Town Board of
Health ‘for the month of September
shows very little sickness. The report
is as follows: Typhoid fever, 1 case;
diphtheria, 1 case; scarlet fever, 4 cases.

Mrs. Hannah Moore Willis, daughter
of Mrs. Sarah A. Bodwell of this city,
died at her home in Newark, N. J., yes-
terday morning. Mrs. Willis was known
by many of the people of South Norwalk.

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-—Sewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.

Burgemes Sloan, Bows and Adams, ac‘
companied by 0. E. Wilson, drove to
Blue Mountain this morning to complete
arrangements for getting out the stone
to be used in macadamizing West
avenue.

L. Walker, formerly of West Summit,
N. J ., completed arrangements yesterday
to locates rug cleaning factory in the
borough, in the Cotter building, on
Knight street. Operations will be com-
menced next week.

—Fresh pork dud sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at F. Hayes' market.

David Banks, of the firm of Banks
Brothers, law publishers of New York,
came to this city yesterday afternoon in
his schooner yacht, Waterwich, in two
hours and thirty-five minutes. He was
accompanied by Councilman Isaac S.

Jennings.

The Katie Pearson comedy company
gave a firstvcless production of “The
Planter’s Wife,” at the Opera House last
evening. This evening they will produce
the roaring comedy, "Black Diamonds."
For the benefit of the ladies and children
a special matinee will be given this after-
noon, when the company will appear in
their succu of Tuesday evening, “Uncle
Dan’l”. The company will appear at
Music Hall on Monday evening.

 

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letters Worthy of lentlon that no riot
Happen Ivory Day.

Frank Raweon, the hieriden forger,
has been sentenced to two years in the
State Prison.

James Smith, 76 years old, was fished
out of the Mystic river at Mystic yester—
day. He was drowned while intoxicated.

Daniel and Thomas Ryan, of Iieriden,
twins, 12 years of age, have been sent to
the Reform School for stealing the team
of Deputy Sheriff Kinney.

Shelton, and in a measure Birming-
ham, has lost a valuable industry in the
determination of the Brass hardware
concern to locate in Wellingford.

Daubury will have to look to her laur-
els. A runaway, the results of which
were six smashed wagons, live injured
horses and two injured men, occurred
yesterday in Ansonia.

A suit for 88,000, alleged excess in
duty collected on tobacco, has been
brought by Charles Soby. of Hartford,
against Charles C. Hubbard, the collector
of customs at Hartford.

Henry M. Griswold, son of the late
Arel Griswold, of Bridgeport, is, if alive,
entitled to one-half of $35,000. He dis-
appeared about seven years ago when
twenty-one years of age.

Divorce proceedings have been insti-
tilted by Ira. Henriette Bacon, of Mid-
dletown, against her husband, Altorney
Arthur W. Bacon. The complaint al-
leges drunkenness and intolerable cruel-
ty.

Gertrude, the six~ycer-old daughter of
Fred Schroeder, of New Britain, fell
down alight of stairs and was picked
up in an unconscious condition. The
child died in fifteen minutes from injury
to its brain.

Henry Botchkias. a veteran of 78, who
lived with his daughter, lilac Georgia
Hotchkise, in Wlusted, disappeared from
home Wednesday, and is still missing.
it is feared that he has either fallen dead
somewhere in the woods. or is drowned,

Daniel E. Early, the brakeman who
weainjuredbya locomotive while im-
prisonediuaswitchnhouss by an auto.
matic arrangement last April. has been
paid «.500 by the Consolidated road in
settlement of his claim, which was for
”em!

Horse thieves have been unusually
active lgliew Haven and surrounding
towns during the last two months. lore
horses have been stolen during that time
then In the preceding eight months.
Casuallythchoreeserestolen fromths
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An enthusiastic musing oi the boys,
for the purpose of completing the Oil“?
lastlon of the new Junior Department.
was held Friday evening in the hoye'
room, at 8 o’clock. The meeting was in
charge of Wilbur F. Bubbell, chairman
of the Boys' Work oommltte, and Ed-
ward Chasmar acted as secretary. After
a few explanatory remarks by General
Secretary Simona, the election of officers
for the first term of six months weciield,
with the following result: President,
Eddie Bullock; vice-President, Louis Al-
len; recording secretary, Samuel Wake-
men; corresponding secretary, Harry
Camp; treasurer, Fred Raymond; main-
ber executive committee, Harry Berry.
The regular meetings of the department
will be held on the first and third Friday
evenings of each month.

No member of the association or any
other young man should miss attending
the song service to-morrow afternoon at
4 o'clock. Rev. E. K. Cressey, of New
York, who is to occupy the pulpit of the
First Baptist church during the day, will
be present and give an address to young
men.

All members who expect to attend the
State convention at New Haven next
week are requested lobe present in the
association rooms this evening at about
9 o'clock to arrange details. On Friday
afternoon of next week Mrs. James A.
Bill, Jr., of Springfield, Mass" will
deliver an address upon the work of the
Ladies’ Auxiliary at the State convention
in New Haven, and all members of the
Norwalk auxiliary are invited to be pre-
sent st this day's session of the conven-
tion. General Secretary Simone will
furnish all who can go with duly signed
credentials if they will apply to him be-
fore Thursday nigbt of next week.

ENTERTAINIBNTS.
”Bubbling Over."

Miss Katie Rooney will be the coming
attraction at the Opera House, Norwalk.
on the evening of October l4ih, in the
laughable farce-comedy, "Bubbling
Over." The play is full of fun, Wllh all
the latest songs and dancers. The Allen-
town Critic speaks as follows: “A good
shown—The comedy proved one of mirth
and merriment as was attested by the
rapturous applause bestowed on the
actors." The citizens of Norwalk can
rest assured that this company will give
a good, first-class entertainment.

 

 

llarrleri In Newark.

A quiet wedding took place at the resi-
dence of Miss Innis, Newark, N. J.,
Thursday evening at 6 o'clock. The con-
tracting parties were Miss Dora Byxbee
and Benjamin Doyle, of this place. hire.
Lee, of Newark, was maid of honor and
Peter Martin, of this city, acted as best
man. Mr. and hire. Doyle will enjoy a
wedding tour for two weeks and
will then return to South Norwalk to re-
side.

 

—It’e economical—Brussels soap.

suxoar aziu’icsts.

SOL'Tii Noawaui ilmnouusr Clit'ilcu.
—Services at 10:30 a. in. and 7:00 p. in.
Dr. Clark, of Danhury, will preach, the
evening service being of special interest
to the Epworth League.

Berni NORWALK CONGRECATIONAL.—
Rev. J. A. Biddle, pastor. Preaching at
10:30 am. and 71» p. m.; Young People‘s
meeting at 8:10. The public cordially
invited.

FIRST Cosunmnmxls (‘ill‘iuxll—
Services at 1030 a. m. and 730 p. m.
Subject of Dr. Noble's discourse in the
morning, “Critical Hours in the History
of Souls." In the evening there will be
an “Autumnal Praise Service," to which
the public is cordially invited. Congre—
gational singing, and special music by
the choir. 'Strangers welcomed.

Smixowoon Usiox Charm—Subject

Sunday evening—Tue Sabbath to be ob-

served. Jer. 17: 21-22. Wednesday even-
ing—Helping the brethren. Luke, 82:32.

Tumn' Clll’liCll.—Ninetecnlh Sun lav
after Trinity. Holy Communion at 7 30
a. m. Matias and sermon at w 30. Sun-
day school ai 1‘2. I-lveosong and sermon
at 7 p. m.

 

TAYLOR ll bonsai,“

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WASHINGTON STREET
South Nor-walk, Conn.

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-Advertlsements under thleuheed, nol crusading 5
lines, 1 time fie, ll times 50:, i week two

 

 

PPIR PART ()l' llOUsB~FlVB 0ft 81X
rooms—JR Lowe street, iioulh Norwalx. Ap-
ply to A L lckeraiaa. oil at

”mansion; has; unionism

drvssmaker. Bedroom and board if desired.
Cell sites 5 p. in.. or address Ire. tillers No. it
Marshall street, South Roswell. ii at

 

Musiullall,8ll.

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ONEWVIEEK

AND SATURDAY MATINEE,

COMMENCING

Monday Evening, Oct.l3

In a Select Repertoire oi

 

SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF THE FAVORITE

KI'I‘IE PEIRSIIN MIDI I‘ll,

Popular Plays, including

“UNCLE DAN’L, OR THE MESSENGER FROM JARVIS
SECTION," “DIVORCE," “THE MIDNIGHT ALARM,”

“QUEEN‘S EVIDENCE,"

WIFE," “THE OCTOROUN," &c.,

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ADMISSION =

15, 25 and 35_CENTS.

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MATINEE ADMISSION, 10 and ‘30 CENTS.

“THE PLANTER’S
82c, Sic.

 

Reserved Seats now on sale at usual places.

Monday Evening—“UNCLE DAN’L.”

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Tuesday, lll. llll.

one Night Only.
Special engagement of the magnetic

Katie Rooney,

" in the funniest comedy ever written, entitled

‘Bubbling Over.’

Written for the sole purpose of emails laushrcr,
and the management guarantees sen ling ln thr._e
acts or money refunded. Do not sales seeing Kalle
llnltatc her father.

I-‘lvc great comedians, dve clever and (pretty sou
brute, marvelous emglu, betvllllenng dances, ludi-
crou~ situations. buaullflxl costumes, startling
tableaux.

l’rlcrs 7Y- 50 and 7'» cents. Seats on rult‘ at Ilale's
and I'Iamed'e.

' climb:

Advertisements under this head. not exceeding fa
lines. 1 time 25c :1 times an: , 1 week u m,

 

 

 

 

\UdTilllllls TO PURCHASE THE BABCOCK

17in: axlingulshcrs and Fire Grenades. Dc‘ay

ls dav-gernns and costly to procerty and lives.

Douglas a l‘o., sols agents for Conn. hate sales-

room. 091 Chapel at . New Iiavcn, (ft. A reliable
energetic agent wanted. 15 lw

NDIIWAIK”(IPAERIIMH’OUSET

 

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THE HOUSE WILL REMAIN OPEN
ALL WINTER

Flu Gullls llll lle European Plau

Dinners for parties of any size will be Promptly
Punished.

TERMS ON APPLICATION TO

3'. E. POWER

all if I’IIOI’RIIi'l'OR

 

Dancing School Announcement
“R. W. (l. NEWELL respectfully announces
. that he will resume the duties of his profession
at Music Hall. South Norwak, ('0er . Wednesday,
October :5=h, moo. Pun-l lesson for You g Ladies.
Ill-awe and Masters. Wednesday. Oclober om
(flaps for Ladies and Gen lemon “I” meet Mme
evening at 8 p. m. For further lvformatlnn m:
Mr NP'PIIIIII'II‘ Hall on Wednesday aflemoon,
ilclolwr lath, from :l to 6 p. m. 09 3t

gnu-n! NORWALK SAVINGS BAH“
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M Washington Street.
Upon Dally from 9 b i: 3.01., and from 1 to 3 pm
'1an on Saturday evenings from 5 to 8.
a” interest allowed on Deposits.
ALDEN SOLIANB. Pro-.-
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JOHN ll. KNAI’P See. and Trees

 

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use are;

‘Advertlsemcnte‘under thls‘he‘ad, not exceeding 5
lines, l time ‘25:. ll times hill-,1 week $1.00.

 

Nil Uilllrlltub’l'll‘ ANY PURPOSE. ALSO

top bounces wagon and two seated square bot

wagon. will be -old cheep. Albert Slot», To Harbor
avenue, Norwalk. oi 2w

DMINISTIKA'I‘OH‘S SALE --A DWELLINH
House and about ll acres of land, on :1; Neck
"lad. in South llorwelk being the homcst lately
occupied by Beulamlu lined. deceased. Inquire
oi Wllllem B. Reed, Admlnlstreior ti

 

 

into shin..- building lots, to and so im mm, on
West avenue. Apply to W. C. sauuls, or
I. M. IIUY'I’. fl: tf

Cider and Vinegar.

ARI'IB LOT 0? LAST YIAR'S KEVIN RD
1 Cider and Pine Vinegar. Address,
cu in Box 2, Five Ills ltlvcr. Coon.

‘ 30. ii. DROMPIBIJ) .t (:0. Wholmale and m
(I tell Burning and lechlnery Oils. 5th t'harlll
ll-ry,s claims in Ilarrlwaro. Igwnlalill’wltiliwoflll'!
l'ure sluts. Willie wad. i’slnls, l’uliy, Uleqkahc.
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so. all Water street, tlourh Norwalk,

flTORAGE.
Alf“ accorninodauoae for Filritllnrr‘. lor-

 

 

i'llox’l‘ YUfiNl‘Sfl'lfllzlogflilrmt 986! OR
two persons. pp y ‘ more! i met,
floulh Norwelk. olo-llt

as house a'r car's NECK. one or
ll. (imve. and onclivln x‘l'ollss Ill"? than
wu.Alto.ohli . uallp rs ,
{oath Ronda, ' alltf

'I‘WO [100838.le noon BACHJIJ; PART
of two boulel. so each. All on Woodward
eranusend In good order. inquire at I. A. Wood-

 

foams-m” "6.; "name tinsel:
first floor; heat ”a month each. lnqnlm
at 3. loads, at Old Well Cigar On. it

PLIARAN‘! lion in A omwmum
localltylsodsred topmsouwhowonldllkcio
vtsltWesalngicnsonc time on the winter or
. Remembered a y. Emmi.

r. 1M l It..lI. W.. eshlnatoc. D. 0. Mil

lclLY Illlllillllllf) noon. illfl’l‘AllLI rim
0‘ par: or two gselltmem at in Ionics street.
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Till WOODWARD BUIIUI'IAD: ll nouns,
all the modern cuts with slanting
for Ive horses. carriage house now stables, chicken

bosses. A perfect homesteei Terms reesoaefle.
leacirs of .6werlr,et0ld Well Cigar Corgi-In.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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lotion.
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ouch-lainfmaamto platens!"
to he lads voters. for the
.. His“. l mu.-

“ mo. Tamerzponypllcailon. Trunks
I'll: a month. floods than . owing done. Illica
building, No. «l Water street. (Steamboat Docs.)
ole filo. Ii. BliOlPllnD t (it).

MISS NELLIE Ill. DISBROW,
[or fivetrrmaa pupil of Mr. Weller J. Hall, will
give Plauol'ortelcesolls at her boomer house of

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p For reference. address Waller J. Hall, 80! West
Mlh Itl'bal, new York city.
For terms, address
[04 won Al’lffll'l
olo-‘lw scum nouwauf. or.
T0 Till (‘olllsslm’lm 0? PAIRFIRLD
COUNTY

The undersigned hers applies for s Ilcenn: to
sell Bpirltuons and lam eating Honors. possum
to the laws of thla state now in oveevelstlng to the
sale of luimlceiln liquors. at the building luau"!
on thecorneroi amend ila leadetreets, lathe
city of South Norwelk, in the town of Nahum, In

said count .
, CAIPAR zomiscait
Dated at lorwal the our day of ilctohcr, rm,
Endorsed by the lowi- lve electors
yen of said town. m of whom arsllcsessd
ten in intoxicati honors, and are not «dorms

an mhrapol .
”a raw Christensen, lest For-elk; Jnllns V.
Basasrmccth limelk: William ll Bowman,“
. rots, Booth rlorwelk;

 

 

City Assessor-v Sorta-o.

\VK, [hellfllIL'IPIL'llrlL hereby live notice to all
perilous and c .rmratlms using to pay taxes

In the ("by of Mom Nulwalk, that they are mpun
(‘fI bylaw lo llillvsr lo the Assessors, or either of
them. on or below [he let day of November, logo. is
wrlllo'n or prlnti-d llsl, dated signed errI aw ‘rn m.
of all the pruprl‘iy owned hv llicm on lhc let d.y of
“claim. lrlllll, liable to (Alli,luil,lllht‘mlaal i: will be
illi.‘ duty or the Assasor‘ to malu- out such list
armrdlngm their best judullmni and knowled,e.
and add Yen per cent tin-rem. which lllsy by law
are compiled to do, and from which lists so made
lhsrc is no appeal

N B.—Llats may he I’Olfllnt‘tl to fill! Assessors at
in City (Joullcll room on llanlarld ptreet, South
Norwalk. from and lilclndlug October lillh, 11-90, to
and including Norcrnlar lsl. lbw, said Council
room to be open from III in IQ o'clock. a. in , and
from 2 to .6 o'clock p m . and on Saturdnys from 7
in ‘0 o'clock In the evening

Dated at linulll Norwal-i. October Sill, 16w.
FREDERICK it LYON,
.lllllN l.. Illl‘IlAIlDS, ‘Apmfii‘lfl.

MN! WM II. SMITH,

 

Assessora’ Notice.

\ E. the undersigned. hereby ive notice to all

persons and corpmatiurla Ila no lo pay taxes
In lhelown of Norwa .l u they are required by
law In drIth‘f lo the Asnrseors or - litter of item, on
mbriore the is! day of November. 1890 a writlen
or printed llal. dale-d, slgnedei d sworn to.” all the
primary owned by them on the lat day of October,
um, liable to taxation.mhsrwlae It shall he the
duty of the Assessors to make out each list accord-
liq; in their best judgment and knowledge, and add
lug Ten percent. therein, which lhey by law are
mmwllcd lo do, and from which llslaso made there
is no appval.

N. [tablets me he returned in the Assessors, at
the ilelssinwn’s lfiln'. Bank Building. Norwalk,
and at the Council lloom. Ilavilarld street, Mouth
Norwallt. from and including firtober lhih. lllllll to
and melodic v November ist, law, said offices to be
a -n from i to l‘lo‘c oca an. and from 2 tn 5
o clock p m . and on Hatuvdeyil from 7 to II o‘clock
in lhrevcolrlg Lletscenelso be relnrnsd at the
store-l 0. Warren l'llch ‘ lr

Dated at Norwelk, Osloher 8th. llllo

l). WAliltltN Pl'l'illl
FRANKLIN u. TOLLD}. Answers.
Jillian Il'l'CillLL. I
To '1‘"! (lollhilsslolflllii 0F PAlHFlKLD
COUNTY.

The undersigned hmby applies for a license in
soil spirituous and intoxicating Liquors, pursuant
to lhi' laws of this Slate now In force relating to
the sale of Intoxicallng liquors. at the but ling
No. it ilallmed Mam. in the town of ltorwelk.
city of South Novwals, in said county.

Signed. JACOB LINXWIILIR.

Dam! at Norwalk. the 10th day of tiewbrr, law.
Endorsed by the following five electors and tax-
ysrs of said town. non) of whom are licensed
In initialised-kimono, and are not endure»
an on an other a lion:
arses. Jo n (listener-hinges, Ch. A. loan.
George Wencllng. John Brasher
COUNTY 07 l'AlllI‘IILD TOWX 0P Noll-

wana, this ion. day or dam. mo.

I. Town Clerk ofsall town, hereby rsrtlf , pur-
msnttotheatstnlslnsochcme III
lcatlon endorsed as
tome.andlfnnhsrcsrtliyihateechofsalrlm»

is an inlaid

lord. i
been submit-

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SEE, S {I

SEESESEE,E,

—--L00K AND see——

What 19c will buy on Saturday, Monday, Tuesda
15th days of October, and on those days on] I
later and aslr to see such and such goods, w

ry to refuse any, but the prices hold only during the days of this sale.

and Wednesday, the llih, 13th, 14th and
ow don’t wait and come in a day or two
We shall he 301',

mix you are advertising at 19c.

 

 

— .
AT THE

833...... Boston Store

We Guarantee this to be the Greatest Bona Fide Mark-
Down Sale ever held in this Town.

,COME ONE----COME ALL.
Dress Goods.

Bargains. such as we shall oIIer in this department during this sale were never before
heard of. Tie sumply an extraordinal y opportunity which every lady should take advantage o£

FOR
I 9c l yd Cashmere, 36 in. wide in all the popular shades and black.

 

 

 

 

 

2 yds Cashmere, in blue, green, cardinal or garnet.
c l yd fancy stripe or plaid worsted goods, 36 in. wide.
1 yd all wool Flannel, 36 in. wide. This is a bargain; worth 29c yd.

Domestics-

c buys 1 yd Turkey Red Table Linen, worth 25c.

 

 

4 yds dark colored Dress Print,

worth 27C. 1 yd Red Fannel, worth 27.51:. ‘2; yds ex. heavy Dornet Flannel, worth
12c yd. 3; yds linen Dish Toweling, worth 8c yd. 3 yds good Glass Toweling,

worth 9c. 35 yds Fancy Dark Plaid Dress Gingham, worth 8c yard.

' _ . 3 yds. best
apron Gingham, worth 8c yd. 3 yds Curtain Scnms, worth 100 yd.

4 yds good unbleached

muslin, 60 yd. 3 yds splendid bleached muslin, Sc yd. 5 wash rags, worth 50 ea. 2 Huck
Towels, worth 12.1.c ca. 3 yds good quality unbleached cotton flannel, worth 9c yd. 2 yds

bleached cotton flannel, worih12§c yd.

4 pairs Gents’ fancy mixed half hose; a genu-

(3‘ will buy 2 pie Gentn’ bro. mixed seamless half hose, worth 15c pr.
the bargain. 2pm. Gents' bro. seamless half hose. sillr clocking. 1 ll’ Gents‘ fancy stripe, lull regular made

 

half hose, regular price of the-e goods is 29c pr. 2 pairs Ladles' fast black Hose, sold elsewhere at 15c pr. 1 pair
Ladies’ lull vegnlnr made black hose, guaranteed stainless, Tm”. pairs Ladiee’ black

or fancy etri d hose. These areextra good valor. Spaire Ladirs’

fancy stripe how. 2 pulse of children‘s fast black or rev mix. 0 h . .- ’ l ' ’
fur-I. Raven black “th11 hose. Only a few slzes left. g ' Ls I “m” Misses

Gents’ Furnishings.

Will buy 1 Gents' four-inherit! or tech scarfs in all the latest designs. Rr member this rice late 0 l ' '
this sale. 19c will buy 3 Genta’ linen CollaIs or 2 pie Gonls’ Cuffs. This price same asgbove, lasidloynllynd‘E:
ing this sale. 19c will buy 1 plain Collar or fancy plaid Boys‘ Windsor Tie.

Notion Department.

During this sale we will offer the public Notions at prices which defy competitlon. Please notice what you can buy for 19c,

2 dos. cards black or colored darmng cotton. 2 doz. spools ur quills oi cmh. .‘iilk, all colors. 5 skeins ll co
'98 wash emb. silk. 2prsNo.1, or 1 pr No. 2 pun- guul Dress Shield. One pr No. l Carine-Id Dre‘s: ShiEId?

These are regular 25c hose.
Ladles’ fast black, fancy stripe or mixed here.
Only 5 pairs in a customer.
Regular 25c goods.

l90

2 large size Petroleum Jelly, either scrnlezl ur unscented. 4 dez. leather coverrd Hair Cri'npers. | Wire hair
brush, hand painted back. 2 lkeins GEHII'ADKOWII wool or Saxony yarn. 5 spools best quality Machine Cot-
inn. 5 all put. Hooks and Eves, in black or White, Nos 3 or 4. 3splmls 100
ton hole twist in all colors. 20 spools m hultun hole twist in black only.
sis, with belt. 1 dozen elastic corset Incers, 10 papers English Pins.
plain u hit.» or colored borders. 1 large bottle Florida water.
a llctil. s Gllberi's Triple Cologne.

Kitchen Department.

I9
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yd sowmg silk or 10 spools but-
1 pint Ladioa’ Warren hose support»
5 grnts' colored homered handkerchiefs, or live ladies'
1 coin- Cashmere Bouquet Soap, only one cake to a customer.

0 for 1 double breasted wash board,30

lor 8 Jelly Glasses. worth 35c.

c One 50 foot Clothes Lille,\vorih 250

llarge turkey feather dllslcr,worih 29

c l Ostrich Feather Duster, worth 29

1 Cedar water pail, worth 24.

c 10 Crystal Sauce Dishes, Worth 400.

2 Bottles best Blueing, worth 25c.

c 4 cakes Rising Sun Slow, Polish,
worth 8 cents a cake.

c for 2 whisk brooms, worth 15c each.
for 1 Elegant celluloid handled whisk
c broom worth 35c
Ior One 5 pint tea p0t,worth 290.
| c for One 5 pint collce pot, worth 30c.
for one coal Ilod, worth 350.
Igc for .5 dozen 'winc goblcts, worth 350.
for l dozen tumblers, worth 300.
I 90 for 5 gobleis, worth 35c,
for 1 Crystal Pitcher, worth 30c.
l9c for l spibe box, Worth 25c.
I for l stove brush, worth 290.

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I 9c 1 large dinner pail, worth 29c.

1 11mm; rollinnlc‘dbdlihqpan. “I 2,) c for 1 shoe polishcr, worth 35c.

I C W m unc . “I; I“ ’ WOT ' C', for l barber’s whisk broom, worth 30c.
l mammoth dripping pan, worth 290. c for 1 bracket worth 250

I 90 f0r 1 50501" 3031“]. worth 250- for 1 Crystal table sci,4 pieceswortli 39
for 1 Work BflSkfl- WOl’lh 270 I c for 1 large sauce pan, worth 25c.

I . 9c 1 elegant majolica pitcher, worth 39 9m 2 large milk pans, worth 15c each.
for 1 night lamp, worth 30c. I c One 8 quart milk pail,worth 25c each.
I 90 for l mop, worth 25c. 95 China individual butter plates,worth25
101' 1 parlor broom, worth 250. And last, but not least, don’t fail to call and
I 90 Ior one tub, worth 250. examine the tea sets we are oilering during
ior one counter duster, worth 35c. this sale for $3.49.

 

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88 Washington Street.