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[on the seaboard. It will probably

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. fl “0210' Euglaud coasts.
followed

twill be
byawave of lower temper»

title. In this district to- day partly cloudy

‘ ' ‘, italics will probably prevail, preceded

by rain, with slight temperature changes
and fresh to brisk variable winds, mostly
flatly and southerly, shifting to westa

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‘ “ ' etc to fair weather will pro
'mbprecedngjy rain on or near the
coasts, with fresh to brisk variable
, ,mcatl southerly and westerly,
”and inNew ugland cloudy, with rain,
.; jusfiarly’ stationary temperature and fresh
Io'hrisk southerly and easterly winds,
followed by clearing in the southern
Mail. OnSaturda In this city and
section and in New nglaud fair, colder
’m and fresh wste‘eriy wind:I will
“ y prevail, prec by clou iness
‘fldraiu in Northern New England, and
was Sunday fair, warmer weather and
viable winds in both sections.

‘.’ v glint-turn All-luau for To-Morrow.
Sunrises Sunsets High tide low tide
MB l 5.07 l 1.27 7.16
. ‘4 7. lgx '—4———-—-—~—~+—__ .
Charla B. Smith has sold to Charles
You; lot, 100 by 115, on 80th Third
M __g_#

The crosswalk extending from Laudsr’s
corner was lowered today so as to be on
a Me with the pavement.

Theolvil suit of Toner vs. Fillow is
beingxtrisd in the criminal court of com-
mon pleas at Bridgeport today.

—-'I'ry "The Avenue" Cigar, 100.; 3 for
256., at Lockwood’s Cigar Store.

Him Lena Taylor wrll do the soprano
aolowork at St. Paul’s church on Sun-
day, substituting for Mrs. J. C. Newkirk.

Theold fence on Crmcent street, this
city, has been removed and sidewalks
ars‘ Ming laid on the south side of the
thoroughfare.

H'- Ifurphy, of 'I'hompeonville,Conu.,
will have charge of the Postal Telegraph
company's oflice in this city for the next
two weeks.

--Frcsh pork and sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at F. Hayes’ market.

Thewlll be service at Trinity church
this evening at 755 o‘clock. To-iuorrow
hdng St. Luke's day the holy commun-
ititi3 will be celebrated at 'l a.m.

firecial policeman George Benedict; of
the borough force. has a child's shoe,
manufactured in 1804. It is on exhibi-
tidu ih‘fimlth Brothers’ window.

Company F’s team will go to Bridge-
port on Saturday, October 25, to finish
shooting at the 500 yard range for the
Watson and field and staff badges.

,s-rBswsr connections at bottom prices.
Willbm Sheldon, contractor.

The Democrats of the First voting dis~
trlct have rented the rooms over C. F.
We store, in the Quintard block.
all! will use them for campaign pur-
puss.

Ofldal orders from the adjutant gen-
st‘sl‘b silica announce omission of a bri-
‘ ,, but this year and that the status
“twins will remain as now until

”Miami“ ______

The ladies of the First Congregational

are making preparations for a

and bsur, to be held in the Opera

Baa. on Tuesday and Wednesday aven-
inpsnf-saat week.

4-5 mains flail]; iiic. and up. at
Lockwcod’s Cigar Store.

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Allsmocratlc rally was held at the
Milan, Dorian, last evening. Ad»
dresser were made by Robert DeEoresl.

for Congress and J. J. Phelan.
‘ for Bscrstary of State.

“about of Common Pleas will he in
“l, at Bridgeport this evening to
“(mutation papers. A large
when this city will go before the
In so made cltlacns of the United
”I? ,. » ...._._..
M fresh hams, 12 cents a pound,
at lbw market.

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. “south Norwalk schools us well
' at the convention of the
' , State 'l'sacbsrs’ Association
The schools are represented

aswsiiintbswoodsbyboysand
, lggaatch of chestnuts.

fissile”: utilises III prices,
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. shscltyllnstothstu-
.tlcrwslt railroad tunnel at the
, 'Whmoadlhls after-
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Wtoftbsdapotinthlsclty.‘

’ misfits Ballock bascouiinsncsd a
three yrsrs' course in the Art Academy
of (lower Union.

Winfield Scott has returned to his old
position as foreman at George 8. Orc-
gory’s livery stable.

-I'ins line Imported and Domestic
Cigars at Iiockwcod's.

Thoengsgsmeut of “Tan Emma Erbter,
of South Norwalk, to William Datum,
of New Britain, is announced.

John Bay was before Judge Knapp
this morning, charged with drunken-
ness. He was lined 33.00 and costs.

 

 

C. B. Judd is to open a meat market
at the store recently occupied by Wil-
liam i1. Knapp on Washington street.

Rev. Charles E. Nichols of Skaneateles,
N. Y., will preach in the First Baptist
church, Sunday morning and evening.

—Homorendered lard, 10 cents a
pound, at F. Hayes’ market.

The Arion Singing Society is arrang-
ing to hold a concert and ball on the eve-
iug of November 5th, for the benefit of
their new building. ' -. 'l

Mu“ v: ii!‘ . \
on Well Lodge, r. a A. ll, will'wnrk’
the third degree this evening. Refresh»
manta will be ,se’rved after the work.
All Hasterxuasons invited.

The fourth annual meeting of the Yale
Alumni association of Fairfield coonY y
will be held at the Seaside club, Bridge-
port, Wednesday, October 22, at 2:30 p. or.

—Go to J. E. Ferris for Control Coal.
A genial wife and acbrerful grate fire
makes home pleasant.

Mb
Seven horses Were sold from Brookside
Stock Farm yesterday. Two fins single
ones went to Bridgeport, two line coach
teams and the saddle liorrw "Satin" to
New York.

Frank German died at. his home on
Center avenue, borough, yesterday af-
ternoon, aged 21 years. The deceased
bad for some time been subject to spinal
complaint.

 

—-’l‘he best Norwalk oysters at the
Depot Restaurant. Open all night.

A decided improvement has been made
by the cutting down of Golden Hill
street. In a short time sidewalks wrll
probably be laid. The street will then
be one of the prettiest in the city.

William M. Bates, who has for many
years carried on business in Lockwood‘a
building on Wall street, will more into
the store on Water street, formerly occu~
pied by the Bee Hive, on the 27th Inst.

-Capron, the machinery dealer, is at
Hartford on an engine trade for a large
silk mill.

 

William Grimng. seventy years old,
one of the oldest and wealthiest resi-
dents of Bedding, was found dead in a
lot near his house yesterday. It is sup.
posed his death Was due to heart disease.

The registrars of the First Voting Dis-
trict have received 315 applications to be
made voters, and 04 have applied to be
transferred from other districts, making
a total of 379 new voters for the First
district. ~

 

James Jones, an old soldier, was at-
rested at Sprint-wood last night for
flourishing a pistol around rather lively
while in a drunken state. He is in such
a condition today that his trial has not
yet been held.

—500 pairs of—klilldcs7 Rubbers—to be
sold at 18 cents a pair-at C. H. Harvey’s.

The state convention of the Women’s
Christian Temperance union will be
held in the Calvary Baptist Church, New
Naven, October 28. 29 and 30. Tuesday
evening Col. George W. Brain, of Ken-
tucky, will give an address.

The Hood Template of Cranberry
Plains hold an entertainment and supper
in the chapel, Wednesday evening. A
number of borough people were In at-
tendance and report a good time. The
affair netted the society about ‘20.

The Hartford Contact tells that a per-
son, evidently anxious to be on the safe
side, called on Postmaster Kinney to in-
quire if under the new law regarding
lotteries newspapers containing marriage
notices could be sent through the mails.

-—-Largsst line of Pipes evcr shown in
town at Iockwood's. .

John H. Griffin. of Clapboard Ridge,
near Danbury, has presented a bill of
Musical Rob's Realism alien, of
New Haven, alleging damage to his
house in consequence of blasts made to
secure stone for the streets of Danbtlty.

Architect William B. Knapp has got—
ten out plans for a building which is to
beenctsd for C. W. Knudsen on his
Chestnut street property. The dimen-
slonsofths building will be sOdeand
three stories high. it will be used for
astronomical purposss.

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Nut Friday evening has been decided
upon as the time for giving the autumn
festival to the children of the First If,
E. Sunday school. The ladies of the
church are to make big preparations for
the event and the children are promised
a very pleasant time.

~Curbiug, has"; foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.

The legal voters of the Second lfstb.
odivt church will cast their ballots, on
Thursday afternoon and evening, to do
side whether women shall he sent to the
gscersral conference as moraine.
Thepoils will bsopsa from 2 until ii
o'clock in the afternoon and from ’1 until

 

3..th Apply stile,”
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Tbs lfsciaansn Myst Edinburgh Gou-
osrt company will give a concert at
Ionic Hall on Thursday evening, Oslo
her 23. The Stamford Herald refers. to
the company’s appearance in that plans
as follows: "The IscIAnnan Royal Ed-
Inburgb Conout compsay gave an excel-
lent performacce in ‘ Town Hall last
night, and it ii to be regretted that the
bad weather kept many away. The com-
pany is the but that has yet visited
Stamford, and should they return, as
they expect to do, they may be sure of a
full house. Misses Ross and Steel proved
themselves artists of tin- highest order,
and the singing of Messrs. Fleming and
Finlayson was of the finest, while Mr.

iiusm HALL, sour

MONDAY,

 

 

OCT. 20.

Po-I'I'IV'IIaY ON. NICE"!!!-

 

The Powerful IiOmantic actor,

FREDERIC BRYTON

In his new Comedy-Drama,

 

Ferguson Ill his creation of “dream , .N‘

Kaye” made a great hit. lllr. Julis
Guilton proved himself to be one of the
finest violinists ever heard in Stamford,
and reappeared in response to recalls.
Mr. MacLennari's Scotch dancing will
not be forgotten by those who were for-
tunate in seeing it. Mr. Blaikie, the
Well-known accompanist, was all that
could he desired, and like the mhol’
members of the company, proved him-
self is mssrrr of his profession."

s‘JIm 'l

The powerful romantic scion. Prod»
erlc Brytou, in his new comedy drama.
"Jim," will be the attraction at Music
Hall next Monday evening. Norwalk
theatre goers need no introduction to
Mr. Bryton’s ability as a great actor.
He lilltl nppearrd here on.ouo or two 0c-
casiuns, the last time .in “Divorce.” gir-
iug the gro-atest saiiofaiction. Those
who have seen him once Will wont to
see him again.

A doctor and an undertaker heard of it
man who was hurt near Menominee. and
rodeto the scene of the accident in the
same rig. the former taking his pill box
and the latter his coffin. The doctor got
the job.

It is proposed to put the newspaper ro-
porters of Brussels, Belgium, in uniform,
and it semi-military costume, with a hand.
some frogged tunic. is suggested as the
proper thing. The desirability of the uni-
form was first mode apparent at the Stan—
ley reception. when they were hustled
about like ordinary mortals liecausc their
Identity was not known.

TAYLOli & GOLDEN,

Rial Email 31"] llilll'flllll,
WASHINGTON STREET

South Norwalk, Conn.
su'ltl it

w“ ”’w ANTED." A

Advertiselm‘nta under this head. not exceeding 5
lines, 1 time 25a, 3 times 50-: , l week Ii 00.

 

 

 

CAPABIS nacuisis'l'. FOR LATE! Oil
drill at factory at Ilianur. Conn, lRIvmldc
doting. nearsltamford. or addre- Brcoklyu llall-
way apply 0a, 30:78.3mffl101. cilia:

 

Advertisemenm to under new“ , not signs}?
line, 1 time an. 3 times me, i went 81.00,

ALOT 0? SPOKE FIXTURES.CONBI§TING

of counters. (mes II‘II shelving. For sale
cheap. Inquire of C, It. lloyt, No, 4 Watrr street,
Norwalk.

 

0N! ilOilth—Si'li‘ ANY PURPOSE; AUO
top bu-inevs wagon and two seared a care box

wagon. will be sold chi-rip. Albert Stone, . ilarbor

avenue, Norwalk. c4 2w

ADIRIS’I‘RATOR’d BALI — A DWELLING
[louse and about it acres of land, on llv Neck
road, in South Novwalk being the homestead lately
crawled by Benjamin l' Iteed. deceased. inquire
of llllam Ii. lit-cu. Administrator no if

TWO choice building lots, 50 and 6c fret from, on
West avenue Apply to W17. riAlliis. or
I. II 8011‘.

 

 

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Advertisements under this head not exceeding 5
lines, 1 time 151:, 3 times 60:. l week aim.

 

 

‘UIINISIIID IBONT iloul. APPLY AT NO.
146 West avenue old 3!

‘ill WOODWARD llohl leEA 0—“ ROCKS.

. [lot and cold water, hath room. hum. kc ,

with slabllng for fire borers. cnw rubles. chicks-n

hours kc: rent .25 per month. [moire of C.
Iwanz, at old Well Clear Company, on tf

NI flOUliB A'I' ELY‘R NECK. 0N3 AT

lint (irove. and one on Tulles street From

“Illa . Applyto Josh Ii. Knapp, 2‘: West at.

Booth orwalk. on if

W0 “0&5“.th not)“ BAClIJL'l; i’All'l‘

of two houses. all until. All on Woodward

avenlue and in good order. inquire of It. A. Wood
wan .

 

rthAelam' irons maroonvrmmr
banality ts adored to [arr-nine who would like to
visit Washington more time during the victor or

fling. limmandboarrl all” a day. lraJ. It.
hour. INS I “A“. V1,, 'aohingtnn, D. C. nail!

MISS NELLIE ll. DISBROW,
For nvetsvmv a pupil at lit. Walter J. iiall, will
give i’ianofsrto lesson-at her how. or house of

in il
1 gov "fermion. addrev- Waltrr J. flail. dill West
57th street. New York City.
For terms. adornin-
I‘M WEST AVRNIIB,
smir- 80ill'li .‘IDIIWA Mi. CT.
Real-trars’ Notice.

ill BOARD OF RKlllliTiIA’RiI OP Till lil—

crmd VIVIIIK District will be In session at Po—

lice headquarters. ilavlland street, on “Mint-day,

Octobsru. an! on Wedne-rlsy. 0!?“er 21'. from 9

a m.to:.p m ,fortbc portal-c cl prrl'ecllvg the

votln III! of sale dlstrlct

WITH Al I. NATIOND, I, Board of Registrars

CiiAitLItl ft. illi’l'ii, i Ilse ind District.

ovsrens.

NorwnllrmOyster-a

That have not been floated.

Fish, Bitters, clams, Sail Fill,

SCAIJLOI’S,

Pars Tamale Calaap, Imported liar-
dlaesi, Pars tori-sat laple ilvrap.
Imported “rapes, Pickled fly»
tars tsilrdsrmaaasd (loads
mat All Kinder-

OQDII. DILIVIRKD PION'TLV

 

 

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'Iflr'“ an: arm-ransom
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‘* MOTH 2-5.le TRUST YOU, JIM.”

PRICES. 85. '0 and. '73 Ots
unsnuvnu suns now on sane A'l' norm.

~—«-—-o> --—~

“Laugh, and the world laughs with you;

Weep, and you weep

alone.”

017

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Music Hall.~South Norwalk.
Thursday. Oct. 23

 

Cullen Gunny.
Mr. WILLIAM MacLENNAN,

0! Edinburgh. has the honor to announce his list
American tour, with an unrivalled cost of artist»,
as rep‘esentutlvc principally of Scot'lsh Melodies
and the characlevntics of that nationality.

ARTIST! 8.—
MISS ALICE STEEL.
Scottish Prints Donna Soprano, winner 0' the
Ilr-nze, Silver and God Kelsi. Royal Academy of
Icalc. Marlon.
MISS EDITH R0215.
Pro—Eminent ~cottlrh (‘On‘rulln
Mil. ALEXANDKR FINLAYhUN.

Terror
In JAMES FLEMING,

Basso
dill. JULBi fll’l’l'l'. DN,
5010 Violinist
ltii. CHARM“ if FERGUSIN. X. A
Scottish ilumorirtand Voc Mist. The uni-t 'rrsg-
tile Scot of the pn sent d-vy, ill his great and origi-
nal creation of "Jrerns Kllyc."
Mil JAIRs chaiillli,
Or ants? and Accompanipt.
it WM .IIM'LBNSAN.
Solo Banter and Pipe i’.a)cr. Winner of the
world‘s championship in DO'II events, with u ward
of 1,003 other honors. and who has appeared on
Her Injesty Queen Victoria. the Royal Family and
Balls, on four ccrasions. The most graceful artiste
extant. From the (Irand Opera Pam: "The Audi-
torium," Chicago; TLI'JIIO (It Hilario, Milan; Then
its Flamnnde. Antwerp: and principal London and
Continental Theatres

Admiaslon. 35, 50 and 75 Curtis.
CONCERT AT ll O'CLOCI

OIL .-

‘ :0, ii, BROMFIBLD & CO. Wholamle and re—

tail Burning and lschlnay Oils, Milo Chant!

iery . specialties in Hardware. agents forWad ~vrorth's

Pure Paints. W Inns lead. Paints. Putty. Glass. be.
No. as Water street, 50ch Nor- alk olt‘dw

STORAGE.

NFL! accommodations for Furniture, les-

charictre. the. Terms ii cation. Trunks
flicamcntit. Goodatmurs luv dons. Brick
bclrdltg No. 48 Water stun. t Docs.)
olo-sw filo. ll. ll OIPIILD & 00.

FREE IAII'LB'.
'l‘iillstcstlbi forwaahiagclutbesiatbs‘milil
O'th'ii AsiliaO 'i'ln.’ No rubbing,
no acid, an alkali, no I Ask for rain
C anus I. sat villi,
ols lir Agent. whclruls mid rs ail.

éfiiif’JIELInfi—vfi",
UNDERTAKER.

32 North lulu Sireel. South Norwalk

 

 

 

 

 

Open at all hours. The servicmo.’ an Rmbalnar
and Funeral Director secuml. mil ly

Grant’s Home Restaurant.

73 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK

REGULAR DINNER 26c.
lI-law AT ALL llol‘lts 0? Tull DAY AND
lll'lililhu.
Wlioniomade Plea for sale.

 

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A. S. F‘ El R111 S,

JEWELER.

Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.

Plus Watch Repairing a specialty.
80 South lain alt" Math lion-all.

G EllliGE fl. RAYMOND,

Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 it 48 Main st, Norwalk

Also Furnishing Undertaker.

Residence No. it Berserly llfvrl,
Call. 17-4. Day or night.

 

iinmgggifipuaia’s

RBOPB‘N IIBI'TEHBER lid.

A hairless Training School for lath-exec. Book
kespln , flanking. Penmanship. Telegrap‘hv. shun-
i.

band. pewiltltg, etc. thou righl tang Presi-
dent may be interviewed at the "ego after Aug,
51h. t‘sialosadi seat on application. no

"'Tfiin‘Nariw ‘
FURNITURE STORE

m and IN Washington lit.
loath rim-1k. last and or Bridle.
'I'IIIODOBI OOLIIA)‘, Pfi’rlmt

Picture harass. looking Giana. etc. Priors
will suit you strum m ly
Assessors’ Notice.
I, the understand. hereby is noticsm all
s and ions I to pay taxes
in the town of itnrwa’ . that they sternum. by
law to deliver to the Ana-aura or either of ihsn, on
or before the lot day of luvs-bar. Im. a written
or printed list. dated signed and swcratotcf all the
yowaedbytfteaioalhsmdayofOciobsr.
I”). liable to taxatioa, nth-vb it “all be the
duty of ills Asses-onto sinks cat sash l
logtntheirbsstl asstmd knowledge-ac add
lug Tea per cant. which they by Ian are
compelled ioso,asd from whlahllatsso-assthas

lsaoa al.
, W bolsters-ritual!

Iorwalk. and

anal-clad Gov-harlot, use.
from i tenderness... from I to t.

:‘elock pia.aaa satardayslrowt relaunch

on
iathsavvaisg Mmelsobsntmnsdattba
slaves! [Liana Inch I
Dahlia! 0!!“th in)
.WA II It“. .
A ll A.‘I'O Ans-sass.
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'“i-mJflB Pillllflllimm

 

IA H O M E
It 10 Per Cent. Less
Than Cost.

Having bought the easterly
the WOODWARD
HOMESTEAD, I shot for sale

lots on Woodward avenue iii.

part oi

$12.00 per trout fool, lllld the

lots on Lowridos avenue at
$10. 00 per front foot.

To each purchaser who will
build within two years, I will
pay 10 per cent. of the cost of
the house on the
$1,500,

tends from‘i’oodward avenue

amount of
Lowrides avenue ex-
to the water. The water front
on Lowndes avenue will be
given to the city for the use
of its citizens. It is the only
street in the city that has a
water front.

' These lots are all level and
dry. There is only :i choice
in their location on the avenue
or the writer. Select your lot
at once and get first choice.
Maps and full information at
TAYLOR 5: GOLDEWS or

C. SWARTZ'S. "I

SECOND

Sllflla Instill

(YOMMENI'INO Til—DAY

W EDS ENDA Y. OCT. Lilli

AND

THURSDAY. OUT. 10th,

We will exhibit fully

100 Trimmel Hats and Barrel:

for Fall and Winter llllluery.
Allan cordially invited to attend.

MRS. W. F IWCET'I',

‘“ 3 WATER. STREET.
NORWALK. CONN.

Wm. H. Millell in,

PLUMBING,

Till illll Slllil ll'llll Will,
Hot Air Healing,

 

 

Stoves and Ranges.

Sole events for all of the
,1

Bullet limit in]: siuialliei

50 South Main Street,

 

com IOIWALK, - coal.

realistic

I fill S‘l'llliE,

83 Wailllillll ll, 83

South Noriialk.

 

We have just received a large
consignment of jewelry through
our syndicate buyer in New
York City.

an immense lot bought at a

It is our share of

great sacrifice from one of the
They will
average all the way hour 25

large manufactures.

in 33?, per cent. below their
actual value

We quote it few prices:

Handsome twisted bracelets,
in gold {lllll silver, :it 190, 25c,
290, 390 each

Gold and silver noel-beads,
190, 290 string.

Ladies‘ fob chains, 19c and
290.

Lace pins, 5e, 9e, 19c, 290.

Bracelets of all descriptions
and no end of prices.

Would just call your atten-
tion to a line we ofler at 90.
They one love knot, set with 3

stones. in fact, they are very
lovely and very cheap.

[.adies' breast pins, 5c up.

(icnts‘ scarf pins, l2, 19, 29,
390.

Fancy hair pins from 10c to
390.

Gents‘
worth on easy 35c pair.

cull buttons, 19c,
AISU
better ones. to suit any taste.

Ladies’ side combs, 19c pair,
worth 40c.

We also have at full assort-
ment of jet pins, bracelets,
etc. etc.

We would advise everyone
to call and exuliiilic our line
It gives you ll chance to berm
tify yourself at a very slight
expense.

, <’.,.

REHEIBER THE PLACE.

'1‘}! E

BflS‘l‘flN STIRE,

83 Wallilglll Stroll.

South Norwalk. 5

 

 

Horse

 

EEO. ,

We are constantly ra-
°3im 12111“; Home,
I to purposes.
You will find tho I'll-
ES’I‘ OOAOHBRB. the
3281‘ ROADBTBBS. tho
GREAPEBT WORK!”
and altogether the
BEST ASSORTIIBIT or
SALE sons 88 in Fair-
fleld County. Parties
wanting any kind of a
Horse. can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold

by this establishment
are WARRmED.

NI. H. PA RSON “'.

militiamen.
Defaultei'lalfllnlate Luau

AND OTHER SECURITIES.

Our acquaintanccin every one of the Western
states ani Territories. and in every Southern state.
Wt'h correspondents in every state. sad in nearly
every county in every state. coupled with a prac-
tical experience of over thirty-five years
in the business. enables us to make the has! is-
sold in the collection of De'aulteo Farm Iorlzlite
Loom. as well as in the colecflou of defaulted
City, County and Town Bonds.

i‘c holders of such securities we offer unequaled
facilities. sreapocsible channel for collection. and
the very best We service We respectfully call
attention rot is and ”who correspondence.

THE CORBII BANKING 00.,
"Mm I92 Broadwa . New York.

79 um STREET
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Dealer in

 

 

Wall Papers, Paints, Otis. filial-s;
Brushes, Coach Colors
and “number.

A R’I‘ISTS’ GOODS.

MCCLOSKZY'S Ll UH) WOOD FILLER, besi
diliu for pine rind ha woods. Without rubbing.
it 38’s PREPARED CALSUK FINISH for
walls. all sharia.
SEEPBARD‘S PARAGON COACH VARNISII,
best for bath rooms. oolnld»: domrs. to Will not
spot or turn white

Pointing, Paper [longing
and Decorating.

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roaseouv's Pom.)
SOUTH iron w A Lil, CONN.

HOUSE N OW OPEN.

 

snoribmms ron Plants or

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J’ . E. POWER
s3 Lf PROPRIB’I’OII.

 

GOLD. SILVER, NICKEL

And all kinds of Orydurd

PLATING

Done El

49 Water Street, Sfllfll Nlrvall

Anything Plated from a linen ring to a stove. A
specially made of tuble Illt‘ Refinishing and
bargaining all kiwi: cl brass work. Chandeliers.
Banging Lamps, trundle Mirka Van's. etc (lacs,
I’ stole. facts and General Rewiring dons.

WORK DORE AT 5H0" MICK AND 8LT~
and» if Ir PACTION GUARANTEED.

WISHING‘lUI “lulu;

III“! Quality. ’t‘lis» final.

livid, Veal, hub. Mutton, run. is” and hub,
“mod Beef. Notched Tonnes limit
iihouirlcrs. Burma-logos rims.
loru. Ill.

Home Dressed Poultry ‘a Specialty.
Ordfllfdolllilfvmi’lid I’romptly.

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STATIINEIY i

it anyone hegemony known. but we have a

stalling: department. when a tall lloc of school
how! a a" nupplltw, writing paper, blank books.can
non .

Rubber stamps from 20:. up: Writ.
I? its ,rla boxes from file. to .;
l 0 finals “Inertial Note. 25c ;
lanai Ward’s Irish Mara pap", pri-
box, inc.

(gut Pocket Books-rid Pum- wlll lie-old out at

Tiler-cw guts, "fiddle do Winks, III the rage,
only the.

A Ice line ofataadard novels on hand

Orders taken for engraving cards and wedding

 

 

 

 

 

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The McKinley Tariff Bill
has advanced the price of Im-
ported Cigars twenty-five per
cent

We will oficr for a short
time a few leading brands of

imported goods at old prices.

Manuel Garcia Coucha Fines.
Washington Princessas.
Upman Elegantes.
Carmencita Concha.

Garbalosa Londres.

Our stock of Domestic goods

is very complete.

If you wish it good smoke,

we can suit you.

Pilli'l'lill’s

DRUG STORE.
l M [’0 RTE I)

White Basile Sill]

Only 180 a Pound.

 

For One Week Only

Hale,
The Druggint.

‘39 "Milli

5| Washington Sinai, South Nomallt
27 Main Street Norwallt.

Flirt-Class Balers, Collections

Arid Ice Cream.
Orders Promptly Attended To.

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Buggies, i’liastciia, Carriages,
Canopies, Hpinsies, etc.

X’s-ices: to suit All.

Call and Ice Thom.

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