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Weather Incense-t
The vortexof the cyclone now near
"’Nerttytcket will pro move to-dny
‘ y - the eve Scotis. A
w: esu gale of sixt -four miles an
hourblswlastulghtat ock Island and
shuttersforcseawnded toend north
' ’ Belle-harbor. .In this district to-dey,
nptly cloudy, slightly colder weather
: , y prevail, preceded by cloudi-
ng y, and by light rain on
long , with brisk to fresh north-
.nmw’lyto nosthwssterly winds [allowed
.Eltlmriug. In the Iliddle States slight-
: It
colder, partly fair weather will pre-
fresh northerly to northwester-
preceded by cloudiness on and
and by light rain on and
_ theJersey coast; and in New
cloud , slightly colder weather,
,‘ and high tobrisk northeasterly
[and northerly winds, shitting to north-
Quietly, followed l3. an abatement of
the storm. OuSun y in this section
. rhNew England, partly cloudy to
”thee will probably prevail, with
'tly. colder. followed by slightly
, taper-store and fresh, ramble
mostly westerly; and on Monday
nearly the same conditions, slightly
Ill-u weather.
MAE-urchin".
BushmISuussm flightide Lowtide
0.10 4.00 0.17 3.28
i
. 1 Katie Hallie rented tor every evening
nextweek.
1",; 6.21!“ 'I seriously III at
to brace on Plymouth avenue.
AcouncilollthsltoyalArcanum will
probably be organiml in the borough
ssca. "
W ‘ wamr the borough,
fibugrsnted a pension 0! 012a
Ml.»
Awatsvmotorhesbeenplacedinthe
mnnwmcnmummm-
gnwlllberuubywaterpower.
Ej frmhhemalllosutsaponnd,
at Hayes’msrket.
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Thsvmtryol tbnnew Grace church
perilwlll holds meetiugat the real-
I!” of T. 8. Iorlson, on West
a“. this evening.
k h of Prederioks anassoh, of
”II”, VI“ be heard before United
m Commlnioner Wright at New
Hemnhondsy.
9.1". . mm
&. Isry’s T. A. B. society gave an
mettle sociable in the Albee-sum lest
mg. The stlalrwas asuccees end
“It the society a good sum.
«law. connections at bottom
Whilst-Sheldon, contractor.
The funeral of Thomas Rambo will be
heldatthebouse,” Springstroet, Sun-
” afternoon at La) o'clock. The re.
”will be than to Stamford for in-
prices.
1
A“ jury at Danbury has indicted
Thus Iwoy for manslaughter in
”1 tbs duthof William Walton'
m was the last person seen with
thwhselg‘ht previous lohis death.
dummies-mum...
m. herscslvwlallsely
sell trees-hot ladies and gentle
n asstsuogrevhmand
‘ but cannot supply thsdn-
I?
“W“mnmwdnlfll
mmweceneusintbs
Aha-sum” evening. tor
the” «Wings candidate
“Whhhflsursl Assem-
fly. NWMheldthsheso
“Weinbmmonlosdsy even-
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u'plihsmyofpicturesend
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meeting in the Cranberry Plains chapel
Weaning.
Empire Lodge, No. 8, I. O. 0. E. or
Greenwich, will visit Butler Lodge of
thle'city, onthe evening of November
The ”dual mutter and inepeMIcn of
CompenlesDand F, Fourth Regiments.
N. 0., will beheld on Friday evening.
November 28th.
Prof. Newnll's dancing class will be
held on Frldsyssvsnlng out week.owing
to another attraction at Music Hall on
Wednesday night.
On Sunday, November 9. Hrs. Grace
Welser Davis will commence a series of
evangelistic ssrvlces in the Norwslk
Ilethcdist Church, to continue some
days.
Thomas J. Rambo, of this city, who
was taken to the insane asylum at lid-
dletown a number of months ago, died
yesterday. The remains will be brought
to South Norwalk.
It hesbeeu’ arranged to have Governor
Bill speak in Waterbury, Friday after-
noon. October 81. Special trains will he
and other cities.
There will be a union meeting of the
W. C. T. U. and the Y. W. C. T. U. at
the home of hire. Knight this evening at
8 o’clock. A good attendance from both
unions is requeswd.
~500 pairs of Iissee’ Rubbers-to be
sold at 18 cents I pair—at C. H. Envoy’s.
The meeting of the Union Gospel Tem.
perance Reform association on the Wash-
ington street hrldgo will be of unusual
interest tomorrow afternoon, and a full
attendance is desired.
Yesterday afternoon Marvin Brothers
moved a small building from their farm
to their coal yard. Two yoke of oxen
and a paid of mules were used in trans.
porting the structure.
James S. Jarvis, well known all over
theetetees a hardware dealer, died at
his home in Bridgeport yesterday of up.
poplexv. He was 79 years of age. He
retired a few years ago.
Deputy-Shard! Toner has been appoint-
ed smislant deputy of the Knights of
Columbus for the the Sixth district. He
ably filled the same oflice during the ad
ministration of District Deputy hicElroy.
Owing to the norm on Thursday after.
noon the question as to the admission of
women as ley delegate, which was to
have been voted upon at the East Ave-
nue If. E. church, was postponed for one
week.
eswhsrfretuthewpsrfs.
, . . *Hf—uécwq-
mounts-met frontal thervvls
place,oornerlastendWsatpcrtsvennes,
wasblcwn down lestslght.
Willard my Best-Norwelk, bss
sampled a position u look filter in‘ the
Yale Q Towns works, Stamford.
~Bome—reodsrsd lard. 10 cents a
pound, at 1'. Hayes' market.
In. Grover Cleveland peered through
this city yesterday afternoon. She whh-
edtoberememhered to her friends in
town.
The Republicans of this probate dis-
trict will meet In the Gazette one. this
afternnrm to nominates candidate for
Judge of Probate. '
W. '1'. Peat, formerly of the Bee Hive
restaurant, has vacated his rooms in the
Ural-rev
occupying the Street place on Chapel
street.
The Republican of the Second Voting
District will hold their caucunou Wed~
nesdsy evening of next week. The
plane for holding the same will be an-
nounced on Monday.
A meeting will he held in the parlor ot
the Ifehsckerno hotel Tuesday evening
by the Home Sociable committee (or the
purpose of arranging for sociablen dur.
ing the coming season
~Cnrhiog, 503m a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
The announcement that Senator Platt
will speak in Ilueic Hall on Tuesday
evening. has been received with joy by
the batten of this district. Their inter~
sets have always been looked after care-
fully by him.
The West Norwalk people are making
preparations for an oyster supper end
entertainment to be given In the chapel
Thursday. Misses Nash. Ball and Fritz,
sswell as several others, have kindly
volunteered their servmes.
——Etchinge—«Flity new and beautiful
subjects, all artists' proof. Prices rang.
ing from 'llic to 310. Only one of each
subject. Make your selections now and
we will lay ends for Xmas. Framing
done in the best style at lowest prices.
Whitney a (30., opposite Raymond's fur-
niture store.
Yesterday morning George S. Grum-
man and his bride, nee Miss [moors
Hyatt, were surprised by being present-
ed with n beentliulcbair and table. The
gift was from Mr. Grumman’s fellow-
hoarders at the Norwalk hotel.and in
return, yesterday noon, twelve of Ir.
Grumman's most particular friends set
down to as tines dinner as Landlord
McPherson could get up. Mr. Grumman
end bride will reside at her home on
hierwiu street at present. instead of at
The Board of Registrars of the Second
voting district will be in session at police
headquarters, Hevilaud street, next lon-
dsy, from 9 e. m. to 6 p. m., for the pur-
pose of perfecting the voting list of the
district.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Frederick ,W. F. " Andrews and flies
Hattie Nay Orgill, both of Norwalk.
Thsoeremonywili tskeplscestthe resi-
dence of the has on Westport avenue,
next Tuesday evening.
—Fresh pork and sausage, l2 cents a
pound, at F. Hayee’ market.
The friends of Stiles Lawrence are
looking {or his appearance to-niorrow
with his new Prince of Wales hat,which
in being made at Crolut a Knappfs fac-
tory for his special use. It is a “dairy"
and Stiles undoubtedly will make a hit
with it.
The board of sees-ore cell the alien.
tlon of taxpayers tothe fact that the
oillceclosee on November 1st, and that 10
per cent. will be added alter that date.
Do not welt until the last day but cell
at the Council rooms and give in your ad
town and city lists.
The Selectmen and Town Clerk will be
in session uptown until five o'clock this
afternoon for the purpose of making
new voters. This evening W. R. Shel-
ton,Clork ol the Court of Common Pleas,
will he at the Court of Butgsesea’ room
for the purpose of issuing first papers.
Captain Ito-ell Frost has been elected
a member of the Connecticut Society of
Sons of the American Revolution. he
being a lineal descendant of General
John lead, of Greenwich, who can
mended the Third Connecticut brigade
and served under General Washington
in the Revolutionary war.
The unusually high title, yesterday,
flooded the land lying along the lower
portion of Woodward avenue. The
roadway weselsounderwatertoscon-
sldsrable depth. A quantity of lumber
belonging to Charles B. Smith. plied
near the shore, hosted away with the
ebbing title. A portion of it was recov-
-—0wing to the increased tart! on
moulding supplies. the manufacturers
heveadvnnoedprlcsslli per cenhfrom
Octoberl. Wehavenowoahendovsr
4,000 feet of moulding.end no change
inprloeswlllbeelsdeatprssent. Bring
layonrplctureetocsfremsdessoonne
pcmlbls. Whitney (.00., oppositsltsy-
moad’sfursltunestors.
The pavingol' Washington street is
nearly completed. and the work gives
mthfactiom The question in
oftsuesked,wbydon'tthe eitygntmore
ofths pavingstonesnnd peve the rest
ostehisgtonstnstJowerlainstrset
toEllsshsth, and thelm portion of
Wet- streetl We understand the
thwehstosnyetwhlsheenbeprocured
stevsrylowpriee,ssdwethlnkeotlna
mouldbstehsngosestssseureequna—
ttty selelset the work suggested.
llshelfmllioaorsoortbsssstoamere
sunflowdewllksagnstssvisgtc
tensity. ltlm’t every day that such
the hotel. as mentioned.
-We suggest to our esteemed contem-
poraries that they throw le- journalistic
mud and use more Brussels soap.
SUNDAY SIflVlCIS.
80cm Nonwsut Cosonos’rlossl..~
Rev. F. E. Hopkins, of New (lenses, will
occupy the pulpit morning and evening.
Young People’s meeting at 6:10 p.m.
Finer Indoors? EFISCOPAL Cannon.
Rev. Crendsil J. North. pester. 10:30 a.
m., preaching by the pastor; 12 m., Sun-
day school; 6 p. m., young people's meet-
ing; ‘7 p. m., evening service, subject——
The recent church vote upon the woman
nation. The service will open with
(teen minutes of song.
'l‘sntm .Cch.-—Twenty~firet Sun-
day utter Trinity. 8on communion,
7:3) a. m.; metres and sermon, 10:30;
Sunday school, 12; evensong end ser-
mon, 7 p. In.
Fms'r Concordance“ Cannon.—
Servlces 10:3) a.m. and 7:30. In the
morning Dr. Noble will call public attenv
tion to a suggestive chapter in the life of
Christ. Subject lor the evening-Duty
and destiny. The puhllc cordially ln'lt’
Finer Barns-r Cunncn.—-8ervices st
10:00 mo. and 7:30 pm. Rev. J. K.
Falwell, of Wenllleld, N. J.. will preach
at both services.
Nonwsut Mmoolm Consult—Sen
vices at 10:80 a. m. and 7:30 p. In. Theme
for consideration In the morning—The
ministry ol the Holy spmt In a wash of
grace. Subject of the owning discourse-
-—-’I'ho art ol good thing. No postpone-
ment on account of the weather.
Bmtsowuon Umos CHAPEL—Hull} cl
Sunday evening, Lower than me, John
2km. Wednrsdsy rvelttng. llenylng
Jesus, Luke 22:50.
Krtmlrr men A. it. it. Bunsen.—
J. P. Stephens, pastor. Preaching will)
a.m.:8unda school 1'3 m ; Prayer meet
ing 8 pm; reselling 7:00 p m.
—-—Lests twice as long as cheap soap
for laundry use-«Brussels.
ADMISSION QFWELECTOBS.
Nancilsbsrvbygivnihel the select-en earl
annClrrI of the M of levwelk. will
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Denotes stand
mam-l.
son.
mission as
W.C.mhla‘.'us
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finesse 115.131.,
son on stolen,
Saturday. Oct. 25
Hoyt & Thomas’
lvpsrbco- rel rivet elem Artistes
thslfitedyoenghlshcemedisn,
Thomas E. Murray
(bl. I'mmumfr’erm 0st. (lilo
AS All PAII'I'IIII
nmbvlsuvvudwlelaelemedyis three ecu.
written by llerbnrt Hall Winslow. Isl].
Tickets on sale at lloyi‘s and Gregory‘s drug
notes. m
A
Adm
III-tins
TO LET.
”Museum. m";
fitmmmfin
MWsat street. a. nick-nun.
Fourteen noon, racer. Erase.
hath, etc ; t- miuuies from postcard ad-
dre- l’. 0. Box tfi will it
Tl! omit rm or a trans 2': hows
month. four rooms; is good *
halfadeeusbo-nflpsrmonm
asset
OUSBCOSTAIMKG SIX noolls; IODIRII
improvements; rent am so. inquire at James
0. Crew o” I!
IN“: Ulll'UllllillllD 800.8 0x '1'!!! “its?
nor.
No. l lot: avenue. llorwalk.
e, south Norwalk.
Inquire at the Salt messing Psrltlr,
(£53!
AR’l'Ofllomil 0! woonwslln AVBN
mtéfl; water in; complete order.
of l. A. ward.
U3.
Inquire
and
FURNISIIID FRONT 1300', 22 BAVILIND
street, sloth Norwalk. References required.
018 lw
seem. at on Well Clear Comphhy.
N!
O Illa Grovo.snd one on Tollee street.
”mop. Applyto John ll. Knapp, 72 West St.
booth slorwslk. eel-ll
Till WOODW till) EOISSTBAD—lt Rooms.
Bot and cold water, bath room. h
cater-kc
with slahllsg for Ive bases, cow stables, chicken
Mass. of C
be ' rent 02.5 per month. ‘
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From
A PLIASANT nous lit a convenes?
locality
vhltWasniugtlzn
some
manomendhoerdglne y. emu.
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sesame M. msanovi,
For dveterlnsa pupil oi Mr. Wsl'er J Bell, will
give Pianofortslesnne at her home, or house or
For reference, lldreee Walter J. flail, all West
571i: street, llew York City.
For terms, In.
104 WEST ‘VINUB.
SOUTH NORWALK. C'i'.
Registrars’ Notice,
"I‘ll! BOARD OF Bulls'l'llalm 01' Till SB-
coud V'oiog District will he in session at Po—
lice Headquarters, Ilaviland street, on Wednesday.
October 24am on Iotdsy. October WJrom 9
n -. map. In., forthe purpose of perfectlsg the
list of sale district
W LLIAI l RAYIDND, l_ Board of Ihglsuars
CHARLIE N. SUITE.
l Second District.
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J
I. South lull to.
rail: Home Restaurant.
in mountains era-en some new ALK
REGULAR DINNER 25c. -
HEAL! AT ALI: 3013.! 07 Till DAY AND
IVINIW,
Homemade“. lorrale. 015 2w
A. S. FERRIS.
EWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
m Watch Repairing e Spothlta.
loath lawnm-
F0
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Ill
MI.
W
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duty or
No.
FEE
iiI
stall hours. The servicmol' an
Funeral Directorseamt
howl
Mnhpe'titlhg, etc, thonnghly lsnghl
deal may be interviewed at Isslrollrge arm Aug,
lhttalegnes sent on appliestlm.
elrtll. sum- utms s
‘Iro't’la "'smm “some or ALI.
"Query? wanes
THE NEW
BNITURE STORE
In and ”I Washington ilk.
loath Herwslk, last and of Bridge.
'I'IIIODOBI comes, - P'rwprissor
looking Glasses. cu. hicc-
l only
G 1126;.” 5193i; iFF E,
noeuvaxsn.
32 North Ill- Btlect, heath Home“
label-er
Inn 1)
IlI'I'III BISIAIISS IIIIIIIEBI
ens Polio, mus.
0P3 vs sliP'l’lzfl Bills an.
a Business Training school for both ueren. Boos
linking, Pelmsnehlp. Telegrapnv, Short -
l'reel
Jr?
Assessors’ {\‘otleo.
l. the sod-esteem. hereby gm: noon m I.[
persons and our loss Harm- » pin] ruse
ownol house the tH-y errnqullmm
law t l deliver to the Assessors or I l' law or th. to, my
orhelore the let dsyol womb-v, moo a written
nrprlntrd list. dated. stgtted ll 0 swurrl up. cr en the
properly owned by theta on the let clay of llcluhw,
m1, llebs to taxation, 0|
heroine it shall be the
the Assn—ovate seeks out each llll. «and.
log millet: best indg Messed loos-ledge, an». up!
log Tee per
compelled to
In enamel
cent. masts. which l l s
es, and (use which ".573. the:
_o... semen-stun. s
Gm, It
the scum-'- s link Milling, Norwalt.
sad at the this“ hoes. unlined sum. seem
lorwalk. tru- and
see reeled
opsafrom l lollo'eorsast. and tuna 2 lie 3
ochre pm
isolatllsgtletoher lath. "so to
Him it. 1:”. file! other to be
.asdol im‘l lollft‘t‘lrlt'l
Is lhesveslng Lt'lltsceeelsn humorous at lite
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D. WAN I! "Tl.
"UNI“! A. TOM'S.
Jails I
as; llamas:
“yenmlfllllbfl
é Arsenic»,
Bl'l’lllli! SOAP. ”I“ “MINA“M,
IAIOI
II’IA'I
aals. am. ans.
' I’ll.“ It'll mum
“:00 atscurr. In.
Arena-net
sienna 0! All.
LI A!” ml"!!!
es'i‘l'es'fii
4 WATER STREET,
mun.
Open llouse, Norwalk.
033 main OILY.
Saturday, Oct. 25th.
Superb lyric and Estimation 0!
Last in London.
”we womaaeimw
Miss Jessie Lee Rando'ph as Nellie.
Ber original creation in the memorable New York
notion of this phy.
ted young character actor,
Sam C.Young as lob Armroyd
A lal lyric future of the
ill“ the celebrated Nu'\
Pan Pipe
Whnwlll lively appar. All It" by
lialayettewI scavey. The Heart 0' Bleakmoor:
[lament the Swan King; Illuminated Show sense—
tzoo; reieofl‘omus. Joh'nil’islon; e Wonderland
of Dissolving Beauty.
l‘t'lccs 95c, 361‘. 50c.
Muslc Hall. South Norwalk.
One Night Only.
WEDNESDAY. OUT. 29th
msrror’s concourse
In that Laughing Success of the Day
“IIIIIIIS’ LANDING,”
NOW BETTER THAN EVER.
New Music.
Vow [lane-es,
New Specialties.
New Lot of Fun.
The Play that Has Made All America
Laugh.
Pr‘ccs, :t'), 50 and ‘5 cents. Scots new
lloyt'sacd Greg .ry‘s drug store.
ceenlntloo will he
Britain
Dimer. :
on sale at
oil
MUS 10“" HMEAI LII,
JUST 08! NIGHT.
Saturday. Nov. 1.
1'th COIBINID SHOWS
lllilana’a (Jamall [Illllllll
PECK'S BAD BOY.
Repellent ('ompesly of Comedians, headed by
New Rogue's limped Yankee Donates,
Johnnie Prindle.
New Songs.
cm. W. llIATil.
Seats now on sale at lloyt's and Gregory's
stores.
are». noose; - sonwml
A single night
Friday,0ctober 31 at
The Comedy lsgllet
MinMayBuckingham
and a strong employ In the latest lr'llh
romeo
y Drama. euntltd
Press and public unanimous in its we're
The lloauybruok Pair, the Waterfall.
the -bsmreck lleel. Hangs, Dances.
Ila: l’ipe Playing, llmllp, E c.
A Sight oi” it Lifetime !
llnN'I‘ II‘* IT.
~w - is «- «air at llnlo‘e. Norwslk. and l'ls-‘nl'n,
N‘n'h ,‘swrwlle
I'ltcee Ifir. 153st null 50s!
Frill you «in "is- Hltltltmn'l p‘llle‘ T!)
may be thv 'nrhv um,
New Music.
Sole lansger.
(ll 0‘
owl
"or"
Music nan.
ANNUAL FAIR.
Slllll all ,IilllfllIIlIlmllll
Dilllll Fuller Pill, Na. 48,
Thursday. Friday and SalarIlay,
Nov. so, 21, 22.
[tutorial-mews,
Jubilee singers.
Mule Club.
Military Drill by Company of Young
Ladies.
Admission, - le Cents
use net tor the fair bulletin. “MED TACK.“
a“ at 8
swomazalfi
lav Intuit-re. let-
lsn. Trunks
Dries
Am ma“...
eneaehs.
goin- sésswmm loan)
close" ’ ems.‘ snmscb
0131..
.00. Imbnlre—
G'ww 03,. chug.
eweahsofht.
020'
i
Al 10 Per Cent. less
Than Cost.
Having bought the easterly
part of the WOODWARD
HOMESTEAD, I ofler for sale
lots on Woodward avenue at
$12.00 per trout foot, and the
lots on Lowndes avenue, at
$10.00 per front foot.
To each purchaser who will
build within two years, I will
pay 10 per cent. oi the cost of
$1,500. Lowndes avenue ex-
tends from Woodward avenue
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 a choice
or the water.
at once and get first. choice.
TAYLOR
C. SWARTZ'S.
ol
The largest and choicest variety in the city.
Tablets, all flavors.
Former ice so cents per wand now ’(lc. pound
'D
lanonald's in pound and half bound oozes.
Good Au» rlcan [land 15: 9 land
M American 'Ixrd so: pound.
Rock Candy 1): pound
Cough Candy, Tmya, Broken Candy.
A'I‘
lrlIOll’
LA L'DKR’S BLOCK.
the house on the amount of
in their location on the avenue
Select your lot
Maps and full information at
A; GOLDEN’S or
lmMMan
Gibson’s Imported Fruit
wtéllccssnpdlb Bounces and Chocolszes tile. 1 00 l 95’ 1 45
PO“ . . .. . .
boMrgée celebrated Boo Bonn and Chocolates in
EB‘I‘IIII 8: I”.
own
lllllltllillllll
Bil Ill]! an the Ball llilalla.
Mali“; persons still believe
that. Goods bought in
South orwulk cannot equal
those bought u town, Bridge.
port or New Yor ,but we assure
them that if they will call at our
store we will equal the goods
bought elsewhere in every par-
ticular, Just give us the op
portunity of proving this fact
to you. We will furnish the
best evidence, namcl , the
goods, and then with t e evi
deuce in your hand you can
form a just conclusion.
DRESS BflflIIS.
SPECIA L \' ALI'ES, IN
Black Cashmelax and Silk Wall
Henriette
54 in. str. Dress Goods at
48c per yard. worth 65c.
36 in. Plaid and Sir. Flannel
at 50c per yard. '
Here is where we quote the
TRUTH, and nothing but the
truth. The prices at which
We oiler the following goods,
we guarantee:
Gents’ Cardigan J uckotsfific,
85c, 98c, 1.25, 2.40.
Gents' Blue Fiannel Shirts,
$1, in double breasted or plan.-
ed iront
Gents’ Fancy Flannel Shirts
at 250, 300, 49c, 59c, 750, 950,
Gellts’ All Wool Half Hose,
at 19c, 24 39c.
Gents’ E mt Fine Cashmere
Half Hose at 39c.
Gents’ Dog Skin, Hog Skin,
Buck Skill and in fact about
every kind oi Gloves and Mit-
tens manufactured. The prices
TO THE PUBLIC.
W it ““0111 with sets! or a
work on Icllda . October» and
a there of the u lic’s o.
'All lleles d ny this Company are in imme-
glale t, and all claims paid in twenty-foo
ours.
The Company has No Unpaid Claims
Respscttaliy,
w. 1-. annm,
old in ppm-
The “Jain Ham Lllalns. Ca.
Wishes lo aurouuce that Assistant Superintendent
rs. will begin
pen to secure
range from 290 up and are
guaranteed.
Now is your time, and the
sooner it is done, why the.
quicker it will be over.
Our stock of Lndies’ Chil—
dren’s and Geuts' Winter Ilosi
cry and Underwear is now
complete and the largest ever
shown in the city. We have
scarlet, natural wool and while
or? New Willi.
'l‘lll- N'II'IHIIIl? llpticiun,
a" stature-y. Oct 2:), 2i and
mill-ml srti'tlaieycs Itled
”" 8.1:. BAKER.
27.nflkt
ARI)
..... w m
Commission.
tell all 300'"! NORWALK.
.l'rol'. .l."ll. (mull-.53
all elrr‘niist in leaves in: the eyes Will be at For-
rle'Jenelly Heu- lain street Thursday, hldsy
i nl cues
0;le
SICBNII - HAND FURNITURE
Household Goods of All Kinds.
cash Paid for Goods or hold on
No. 22 NORTH IAIN STREET
in at“ sizes and prices.
We wish to call special :ttlen.
tion to at bargain we have just
received In Ludies’ Fine Rib.
bod Jointly Vests, heavy weight
at the astonishingly Iow figure
of 2.50, each.
MARKETS.
“3- Illll‘t‘ lllill‘hl‘li ml" iiiw ~21
Wool Iiluilkcls mIIy all! ,0:-
cent IRS than: that Mlllll' grades
can be puloluwad fur cinc-
whorc As they (wanna last
long ‘ll the very low prices
placed upon them, till mriy ex
almillalioll is advised
10 4 While, 75‘-
10-4 White, 95a:
10-4 White, 2.00
11—4 White, 2 .50
114 White, 3.35
11-4 California, ill Red, Blue,
Pink and Yellow Borders,
3.75, 5.00, 5.50.
Our Kitchen Department is
more complete than ever.
Furniture Dealer.
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
GEORGE II. RAYMOND,
New Store“ 0 40 Neill rt, Norwallt
murmurs. W
IIIIS'I‘IIN STARE,
83 WllIIIIIEIil Sll‘lll.
o ..
'1'
Horse Buyer
We ”consistently .
032:8 Elna Horses
s to ,
You will ”Gym?!
EST COAOBBRS. fl)
8281' nous-rm. « -
CHEAPEST won: ~ .- .~
and alto other tll
am A 3mm ..
SALE HORSES in 1'
field County. Persia
wanting any kind of :
Borne. can he suite
HERE. All Horses sol
by this entablishmen
are WARRANTED.
M. I]. PARSONS.
aagaxsma Slflll Fill] a
IIIIIII. N‘ PIJIII'I'
(GREGORY’S rom'r.)
soni'l‘ll NORWALK, -
0053
some now can.
SHORE DINNENS FOB PARTIES 0'
ANY_S_IZE.
J. E. POWE "
n u recount-roe.
GOLD, SILVER, NICKE
And all kinds of Oxydlzcd
PLATIN
honest ’ ,
49 Water Sinai, Salli larval
Anything Plated from a finger ring to a slave.
specially made of table were Refinishing all
lurqurein all kjrds of brass work. (lnandells
Hanging mps. Candle sticks, Val-cs. etc Guns
P’stols. locus and General Repairing done.
WORK D038 AT hilORT NOTICE AND SAT-
H‘ARBWARE
OILS.
Paints, Varnishes
ROPE, 'rwma,
Wire Nailing, Waulaa Wale, E0
7 -90. ~__
I]. I}. lllllllli
MUSIC “Ill. BLOCK.
Wall Papers
l-‘incst and Largest Assert-cu
in :his city.
Fine line of Gills at 25 cents :
double roll.
See the combination chair Ill ,
slop ladder, only 32.00.
Artlsls’ Materials.
Mounted on Slwlchofl.
Painting, Paper- llnnglng uni
(‘flll‘IlIIIIIn'.
L. H. DECKER
19 Washington lanai,
§99il§.,._ Nome!!!
Cunvn
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SIT full
HolidayPhoiographs
IIIPOIllt TIII lll'llfl.
G. 8. North.
003"
a... Man Insure Your Life!
seven cents sdsr will give you as Indowmeat
Policy or $1.00!) as able at so years of snev at
death," prior; or recenisa ,wlll Eve yous
Life Policy fur tune, and you list what
have ld is, even it you stop sensor
IlotIev "of: What M'amm
Company, of ii
Word.
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South Norwalk.
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