Fri.
3
10
3, .3 17
Will! , 24
1120 327 28 29 30 31
32w“... es...‘ .m- we"...
3,; W‘stormcentre yesterday morning
fiat Lake Erie has moved eastward to
Island. It will be followed bye
“cold wave” b-
lowering thetem ' m
. i return in this
7, ,3 hpmlnintpnt tomglow lodegreee
. f
, In this district to.
8
4
11
18
25
m8.eatbt‘I'r unit: freablto
, I I pro v
, WNW in” "th6 fills this. today
a partly cloud to fair weather and
I, northwesterly winds will prevail,
' New Engl! ud slightly colder,
3W to Wywuthtir .37? Mb med
y watery ads, [I
“lint rain on the immediate coast
.nli followed by clearing g. On Fri.
luthia section and in New England
weather, with felling, followed by
ang' tern re and fresh to light
westcfy msded by frosts; and
on We! warmer, fair to partly
. , weatherinbothsections.
2 int-rem. Alma-econ to-nerrow.
:huarlsse I Sunsets I fliglbtide '7 Lowtide
0.23 4.49
The Court of Burgessee will hold then
Infinite meeting next Ifondey evening.
W ncil No.54.0U. A. u.,
. 3,39” it regular meeting this even-
IW" mp psi
"Bl-Ill” Smith, formerly of Norwolk,
isengaged in the restaurant business In
Darian.
Irenk C. Smith ts confined to his home
on South first street, this city, with
diphtheria.
4
a
d
. enumerendered lard, 10 cents a
pcund,etf. Heyes’ market.
Albert Smith. one o—_f_ Tun Sc‘mm's
hpt‘own newsboys, is recovering from a
some attack of typhoid fever.
The ladies of the West Norwelk Union
.. will give an oyster supper and
'euterteinment at their chapel
l r
The delegation” of Bridgporters will
vislttheirfrlsuds, the members of the
w League of the First II. R.
'mthhevening.
W Osborn, who was shot by
Willie Lpbdcll e fewdeysego, at George-
new". ‘Mlllbetotallybliud and his face
Will, disfigured for life.
The flat Noewalk Bepnbiseene are
e for a‘ bi? ‘r‘illy et Randall's
Ww evening. All who attend
will be highly entertained.
l—Ourhing, 50% cents a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
ThsChrbtian Workers of the East
Avenue Emchurchwill hold I Bel-
lowa’n snelablcat the residence of C.
I. flatter tomorrow night.
Twehrgsstovss have been placed in
the, waiting room of the South Norwelk
“at, where they will remain until the
”hand furnace are placed in condi-
tiontsr use.
Thee-essenwill he insensionet the
annual! Chamber the remainder of the
week. Property owners should not fail
Inbandintheirlietsend avoid the
m. "m l! “I! per cent.
The Ilssplsg our train for Pittetlsld,
leaving Bridgeport It 11:45 Saturday
III the New York sleeping car
in“. W Plttdeld at woo Sunday
i“ have been discontinued for the
assess of 1m.
Invitations have been issued announc
:‘s the forthcoming marriage of Nelson
liq-end, of this city, and lies
“I”, at St. James church, Up-
fmil-Ill fruhm
“W
hams, 12 cents a pound
liquluerv.’ ofBrnnswlck,
sills. WC.Burke,end
{m committee of Grace
’1‘me I mestingtbis
DQIIhfdeformovfngthsflel
humblinngouudetioafor
hm. Taeproperty upon which
htohssttuatedwespurchae‘
and the deeds transferred
Romsdalniteaottcuwill
‘3 ksteksnoathsrnsttsrofbuild-
3 aluminum
,d-Imtlelamesis to do
mess I" kinds of
ltisenswpvccses which
II, Illnewsitlngor com.
Alswssnckof intestine-
, A plate glass front was placed in the
Plat-t Price buildtng on Water street yes-
terday.
Napalm Stanley has received over
000 answers to the famous "Shamrock”
parade.
Connollman Cutbill is in New York ten
day negotiating for I quantity of cruelt-
ed stone.
Burr F. Day,
scarlet fever or
be out again.
—-Boys wanted to sell The Bunsen,
It 20 Wall street, borough.
Rev. E. K. Creamy, of New York my,
will preach in the First Baptist church
Sunday morning end evening.
Nothing further has been learned
regarding the whereabouts of C. E. Olds,
the ex-sgent at Wilson Point.
Edward F. Miller’s house on Franklin
street has been repainted end other into
provements made about the premises. 3
Four representatives ’of the Belden
family turned the flrstsnd over upon the
proposed site of the new Grace church,
The Kickapoo Indians, who were in
this city a short time ago, are in the
Nichol’s Opera House at Bethel this
who has been ill with
several weeks,’ ts able to
“‘3 week.
The front of Theodore Coleman's store
on the Washington street bridge, which
was recently damaged by fire, is being
repaired.
Fishermen by the score are nightly in
search of biting frost fish along the docks
of our harbor. Many venture below
Dorlon Point.
-—8ewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
Frank F. Clerk, of Cranberry Plains,
has had his prize steers photogrephed.
They were awarded first premium a year
or two ago at the Danbury fair.
The members of Old Well Book It:
Ladder company are spending their
spare moments in practicing for the com-
ing billiard and pool tournament.
T Democrats of the Second Voting
Dis twill meet at the Council chem-
her to-morrow evening and nominate
candidates for Justices of the Peace.
The new bell for the First Congrega-
tional church will probably be here in a
few days. The bell now in use will be
returned to the factory in Baltimore.
The compositors employed in the office
of the Bridgeport Homing News are on
strike. The drfllenlty arose because the
foremaudischarged one of the men.
Councilmen Richard J. Cutbill has a
notice in another column for proposals
to lay 'sidewelks on Lows street and
Woodward avenue where they have not
already been put down.
Companies D and}? are shooting at
their range for state badges today.
Captainl’inu, Inspector of little Preo-
tioeoftliel’ourth Regiment, C. N. 6., is
present to inspect the shoot.
A member of the Harrignn company,
when he elighted from the train in this
city this afternoon. remarked that on
two previous occasions that he was here
men were killed near the depot.
We are in receipt of Richmond and
Norfolk, Vs., newspapers from Ifr.
Thomas 1. Raymond. We would be glad
to publish a letter from him containing
oheervetlous end views of the south.
—Freeh pork and sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at F. Heyes’ market.
An intoxicated Italian was thrown
from his wagon under the wheels of e
Winnipauk horse car lest evening. The
car was stopped before it reached him,
however, end he walked off uninjured.
William Osferbenks, lawellyn Merritt.
Chauncey Brundsge and “Bi" Perks, of
the borough, left town at 2.00 o‘clock
yesterday morning for a day's hunt.
They returned last evening weary but
not very heavy laden.
The committees appointed to arrange
for the Route Bociables are enthuetestic
for the success of the sociables this sees-
on. The committee of arrangements
wlshto hold the flrst sociable as near
November first as possible.
Long Islandflound oyster dealers and
fishermenegreeiu saying this fall and
winter will he a wonderful season for
oysters. mrysrsfsttsrend more ten-
duthenevsrnndeplenrsenotethsfset
thetthshavor of the luscious bivalvels
bettertbanlthaebeen for years. This
Insanegoodbustness and bigger profits
forellconeerned lethsoysterlnduatry.
"lesbian Temple ”
J. I. Hill's Standard Theatre was
packed to suffocation Ionday «suing,
by one of the most fashionable audiences
ever brought together in a theatre. The
attraction was the first appearance of
leuriee Barrymore and the production
of snow fonr-actsncistydrema by An-
Thowes. entitled “Reckless Tent»
amend though the wrists rose for
thsflrsttlms upon a cold and critical
Indiumfihe final curtail ofthesvrse
befall upon a multitude of admirers
m
'm'flmllmmmu
Ieheve lineal"
Annie Yeewsse. who, as everybody
knows, is the loading lady of Edward
liarrlaen' s company, is It present sudar
log all the agony common to victims of
misplaced confidence. Since the season
ensued she has been playing Widow
Nolan in ‘flquetter Sovsrlgnity; and as I
natural sequence had much dealing with
the buck hilly goat that figures in the
play. She has been more then kind to
His Gostshlp and never even so much as
noticed the occurrence. when on more
bite out of her gown, and played tutti
fruti with it as he went through the
tragic passages that mark the scene of
Shentytown. In addition she had saved
him from the wrath of stage hands
whom he annoyed nsonly e pampered
bachelor goat can. She even forgave
him when he ”downed” a batch of rare
plsy hills that had been presented to her,
and loved him with all the ardor of a
trusting nature, until last Wednesday
evening, when the golden sun was sink-
ing in the amethyst see.
For three long weeks she had been
hard at work on a square yard of silk,
picking out in deb lines pastries andon
posiea and violets blue, and rounding the
whole of! with a border brillinnt end of
many hues, and had only to put in afew
more stitches to finish It off. She wanted
to get it off to a friend whose birthday
occurred on Thursday, and so took it to
finish while not playing. Between acts
1 and 2 she stood in the wings working
away industriously while the "hilly”
stood near with a men piece of blue no
hon about his neck which Mrs. Yeamans
had placed there herself. While she
worked the curtain went up and her cue
came, and not thinking of danger to the
pretty bIt of art work she labored so long
over, she laid it on a chair and walked
out on the stage. When she welned
back again the work of three weeks was
being rapidly converted into a course
dinner. There meekly blinking and
whisking his tail stood the goat she had
loved and defended. And there was her
silk scarf, with all the pretty flowers,
slowly, surely going to destruction
The goat had digested the violets, was
swallowing the pennies, and bad just
begun on the poster, while the border
was being u'rbbled as a relish. Mrs.Yea-
mans was too much hurt to interfere,
but an hour later, when she saw the
"hilly” washing down her scarf, with a
piece of common brown paper, she ex-
pressed a hope that indigestion would be
his punishment. But he is still chipper
and strong, and will bewith the com-
pany at Music Hall tn-night.
Any notice of kfr. Hurrigen’s plays
without a word concerntng Dave Bra-
ham's delightful music. easily known all
over the world, would fall of its whole
intention. Mr. Brnhem’s charming com-
positions have been nosmell part of Mr.
Earrigsn'e successes.
BNTRR’I’A [NI RNTN.
" near nests shamrock."
Ilse Afny Buckingham has refused
several odors to star during the postw
meson 0 account of being interested in
the pie; entitled “Deer Little Sham-
rock.” This drama has been I big suc-
cm. The play is one of the best, filled
with situations which call for applause
in every act. lilies Buckingham is an
actress of ability, and her singing is
superb. The spectalttes introduced are
of a high order
Where voi‘ii't Laugh
Those who like to laugh willsoon be
afforded the opportunity of Indulgmg in
the pleasant agony to their hearts' con-
tent for the Atkinson Comedy companv
is coming,end it is going to play "Peck'e
Bad Boy,”a piece winch, wItlI its new
mines of humor, cannot easily be beaten
in fun manufacturing propensities. The
publication of Geo. W. Peck'e book,
"The Grocery Man and Puck's Bad Boy,"
has given the dramatist, Chas. F. Pid-
gIn, the opportunity of eliminating all
the jokes which, by previous repetition
by this company, have begun to flavor
of the “chestnut,"nnd replacing them
with fresh humor which never fails to
set a house roaring with taught—er.
The “unravels and the Legislature.
Followtng tsespecial from Hartford
to the New York Tlfllf'l: An attempt to
foreshadow the character or extent of
the railroad legislature that will come
up in the next Legislature, which will
meet here in January. would be futile It
the present juncture. It may be safely
stated, however, that the Rousetonic
Company’s contest for the elimination
from its charter of the provision that in
effect prohfhlta the building of bunch
lines will be renewed. This charter pro-
vision, which wIs right enough when
the corporation was organized forty
years ago, acts as a prohibiwry clause
now, preventing the company from
availing itself of the advantages of the
general rallroedtsx if it should desire
that preogetlve. The clause in question
provides that the road may build brunch
lines fore distance of ten miles. No
other railroad charter in the State con-
tains such a restriction.
The Housemate demands to be put on
an equal footing with other railroad cor-
porations. in the gmt railroad flght in
the Legislature of I”. the [loueetonlo
was temporarily defeated but that does
mules rspstltion of the disco.
fltureln the Legislature of lml. Col.
William R. Stevenson, of Bridgeport,
the Vice President and General Ianegsr
of the Rousatonic, has mnouncsd him.
self within the last two deysse in favor
of a new line opening the country from
than one occasion he took a generous B.-
the theatre on Wednesday afternoon to l
wesmuctou sIM'
South lot-walk, Conn.
aufl if
WANTED.
Advertise-sets tabbed-manage
lineal mun‘flhmamum ‘
m
AYOUNGL LADY TO WORK ll DIPOI' mm
onto—own cumulus CAN I!
commodetad withboerdet . AC
No 80 lieu-nu
street, South lcrwslk. emu
BRIGHT TIDY Glut. AS films! m
Adi sold. Appl mg.
no total I! am
wool. 021‘s: or avenue ,, m
‘8! A WANT “AD." IN Till I ll
'f'bsresu'tssrewcnderful "In If.
s
”
FOR SALE.
Mrcrtlsem nnderthia
llnes.l tlmefie. I times 50:.
heathen-assent I
fwealflm. “I
'l‘R MILK DEALERS“
'l‘n re-pcnethle pen the writer will “lime
lepl of Ink megs aquamarine???
see
3. ,BDROHABD,
P.Ofloxll'f. 029w
BICYCLE—LOVE”. lll alum). J’RICII 3,?"
LR. Wheeler, fill Water street. 02 Is;
"In it.
TWO choice building lots so and on feet fro-mum
West avenue Appl y in w. c. SAIIEI'I}, or
TO LET.
Advertisements under this need1 not semi... 5
Item, l time inc, BtlmesllOc. 1 week bl fl)
LOOK 0V lit POST OFFICE FOR OPFlCEb
or small family Inquire of C. tlwerlz at 0 d
Well Cigar Co {no If
)AR'I'O' HOUSE 0 It WOODWAIID AVENUE.
rent 39; wrist in; comp. 'ete order Also a
house in last Norwslk; good order s rooms: Jill.
Inquire of It a. Woodward.
I, OUSBCONTAININOSIX ROOMS: NODERN
improvements; rent Cl: .50. lzquim of James
C. Crows, South Norwelk. can If
FURNISHED FRONT R0012" .. liM'lLAh'D
astreet. ti nth Norwelk. References hushed.
of lw
RR WOODWIRD HONBNTEAD—H nouns.
notend cold water. bath room. heater. to .
with subling for live horses, cow stables, chicken
houses kc, rent 02.3 per month. inquire of C
Dwarfs, at Old Well Cigar Company. on If
ON! house AT ELT'S NECK 0333 AT
ElmGrme. end one on Tones street From
flwup Applyto Jose ll. Krupp, .2 West tit.
youth Norwek oth
A YLKASANT noun ”N A CONVENIENT
locality is offered to persons who would like to
visit Washington some time during the winter or
ring. meendbocrdfimnday HrsHJB.
arbmr.ilmlatN.W. uhlnutomlli.‘ nut!
' Los'r. "
Advertisements under this bend
limitimeflqsmneshk lweekfl
not cxccsrllng' a
RWFOUSDLAND PUPPY. llBBrtItl. fill
ward will be tend if returned to it hprlng
street. south Norwslk 02am
Notice to Contractors.
us
undersea.
wmksof I my of nouns Nerwalk,
wands for laylng rnr
were avenue in front offremlscsofdeee-ieh
Donovan, Jr. and Rotate of men Teylor. up to
loudly. November to is”, at l! o'nocnclock.
The Committee reserve the right to rezcrt anyor
all bled
RICHARD J CUTBILL,
too at Committee on Streets and Sidewalks
City Assessnve’ Notice.
I, the undersigned, hereby live notice to all
persons and corpora lone liable to pay fun.
in the City of south Nor-elk. that they are required
by law to deliver to the (learners. or either of
them. on or before the for de of November 1390
a written or pnntrd list. date sign! 'd and sworn to
of III thenroperty owned by them on the let day of
October fall). liable to taxation mherwlselt willhc
the duty of the. Amateurs to rush out each list ac
cording to their been Judgment and knowledge and
add ten per cent. thereo. which the! by law are
=~mpellul todo. and from which lens so um, "me
no a
N B— We Ins beretnrsedlothe Lennon It
the 0(Cit Council com on Bevilsod lire-vi south
k from and lwurlng October lath, i- ill to
and including Ni vsmber lat. Nile, said Council
roomtoheopea from 10 to n o'clork I m, and
fromifoho'elorsp In. audou hetnrdeys from" -
to I o ‘clnek tn the event
Dated at South kernel
JOHN]. ”(MARIN
WI 8 3“] ll, 5
Assessor-v Notice. ‘ i
the undersigned. hereby we notice to all
perms and our tons lie to pay rues
lnIhsIown of Norwe that they are remitted by
law to deliver to the Assessors or I litter of theta on
«finalize 1: day yowvu‘nber. tilts). s written
or a let. at an swnrnmofeilthe
pmpeny owned b yadhe- ea the for day of October.
lilo, liebe to taxetiom Otherwise it shall he the
duty of the aseesmrs to make out such in: accord-
leg to their best judgment and smudge ecu add
lug Ten per cent therein which they by II: are
compelled” to do, and from which lists to made than
6110“
WI.
is no appeal
N I Lists In? hereturned tothe Assessors, It
the flslecttnen flee flank Ruining. liorwalk.
and It the Council “00". llsvlland mt. math
horwelkf fmmnndlmtudlngilttober 35th, tail to
mindsets: ember let. 1?”. said oflloe~ to be
from I tolto'eocsem.. end from 2 to b
oelntk pm. aadna helurdayr from? Interlock
In the fleeing Deuceneleo bemurnrd stilts
store-f ft Warren Pitch on,"
Dalerlst Norwelk October 0th I900.
nwukn strr'tf
Pa , t Meme.
. al it
w «I ,
A. S. Ii 11.1113] s,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
nae Wales was s sputum.
II south Inl- Ir. Iwuth low-elk.
WHAT?
I’or ”Cents the best llfnncr In
Town.
WHERE?
At Reap e Retinal lessens-
"Will?
Incaneeyee‘memfinsse
fluctuate-era?” met
at
”‘ ome-
* ay, Oct. 30.
“wefthfumssnthorector.
umummgn.
3. And It law York Cupauy. including
fdraAnnieYeamans
is his greatest successful comedy.
sq uatter
Sovereignity.
maul
vanes ian
Boagsandfluslcbylfr. Dav,eBraham
l r Orchestra of )2 pieces. No ed-
s. heetlnowoneeie
Plillll RRR VIRUR URRRR]
(llVlN BY
lit. and Mrs. Gustav Dannrenmer
0f the Beethoven String Quartetlc. New York. as-
bit
11.1th
..l' ‘2
. AImstcw‘Yoikade
ills. Reid’s School
HILLSIDE. NORWALK,
Friday Evening. Oct. 31,
AT ll O'CIDCK.
anmsssov,
03)“ '
OPERA HOUSE - NORWALK
A single night
F riday,October 31 at
The Comedy Hsgnet
MilsldayBuckingham
And a stronr companyiu the latest Irish
('edom y Drama. entitled
Dear Lime Shamrock
Press and public unenlmc us in its praise.
The Donnybrook Pelr, the Waterfall,
the hbsntrocklleel. ‘w'ongs, Ounces,
Beg Pipe l’leyin . Reels, life.
A Sight of :1 Lif'ethne !
DON‘T III . W.
Scott on sale at lislc' s, l. rwallc, end l‘laistul ,
BonthN orwel
Prices 351‘. 35c and 50c.
Canyon do the Shamrock puzzle? 'l‘ry ll you
may herbs lucky one. 015
MUSIC IIAlulr,
JUST 0N3 NIGRT.
Saturday. Nov. 1.
TWO COIBINRD 880W!)
lilinsnns comely Company
PECK'S BAD soy.
lxcallent Company of Guardians, headed by
New lnglane' e Renown"! Yankee corned an.
Johnnie Prindle.
New Songs.
cm W. rIsA'ru
heats now on sale at Royt' I fllll Gregory' a drug
alone
50 CENTS
New lllusle.
Sole Manager.
Picked Up Adrift
)ll‘KED Ul‘ In the Sound, off tlridg- port a l"
footecow, which 'hc o-v ercan have by“: pay—
Ing Ihcrhergrs ln lntre on the steamer R 093
D it Decktr
STORAGE.
ll’Ll art‘nmtnodlllufla for Furniture
chandler. Ac Tarmac uponspplicetlon Trunks
lbcatnonth. (lords insure Insured-Ins Brien
huIIllIg No es wuss a‘mf. (Steamboat Item I.)
030 ll. 3&1le!th (‘ U.
OIL...
( V II). II. BRO! VIKLD A. (‘0. Wholesale and [P
I tell [turning and lsehrncry Olin, ~nlp Chenrl
my, I cialueeto Hardware lgcflls forWIIhworth's
Pure me. Watts fur-ed. l‘aluxs PnIIy (Mess. Ar.
No. 4“ Water street south Nor-elk orb-aw
THE: NEW
FURNITURE STORE
son and 20d Washington ht.
limit. Norwalk. East Ind of Bridge.
'I‘IIODIDBI' CULRMAN, Propvlesur
[lurking (llama. etc l’flces
will suit you tillft am ty
lljinle I Contact
Make nwclaf mention of snow Iu-w
I. Do you want new Mitt‘kl'lt'l,
whtteas chicken breast. fat and “no,
here at 10¢ a pound. Round llrrrtug,
for our llermnn friends at 5 cents to
pound blue I- tbs finest are the Wat» I
Rams. fihuuldres and liar-rm. We
sol them last winter with solid urn.
rectum toell concerned. listm l-t Ito-Mn
A lw~UIeeoIngs and lluldeIn-a-ut
per barrel. New Raisins at til sml
16 cents-pound New Drml Apnea“.
M cvnts a pound finest. New cttuw
large, fine, selected. Cape Cod Cranber
ties. finest. Squerts for 2: cents, 6000
made (3 tone) of fine Delaware C Itlmy
ry Butte r. going at 25 cents a pound.
One thousand dollars' wnth of selected
Teas. It lesesy festive-ruse to te-tl It»
hem Ten. and then confess pIIvsII ly that
you doe’ t know anything about at feeling
tree. Tbstle not our plan, We know
wsaavegond tee. We try well before
”3’. The best Tea for 00 came a
in this city. lituco we told about
the Inequality of our 0 flee many new
We have sampled it and 00"”
have pronounced It the best to be bad
anywhera Gamesnrttry iIII
hist-
him humus
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 front foot, and the
lots on Lowndcs 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 amount of
$1,500. Lowudcs 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.
T hose lots are all level and
dry. There is only a choice
in their location on the avenue
or the water. Select your lot
at once and get. first choice
Maps and full information at
TAYLOR S: GOLDEN'S or
C. SWARTZ'S
PlAlSTER
Druggist.
oi
We want you to know that
‘ “Plaistcd’s Cough Remedy" Is
the best thing made for colds
and sore throats. Sold in two
sixty, 25 and 50 cents Every
bottle guaranteed. Try it.
We have ll nice line of'liold
Pens from 331 up.
If you want clgaurt Perfumes
we can suit you.
We 'arry ll complete line of
School Books and our prices
are reasonable
lino Box Paper , 2..) cents,
Dunkirk Litton Paper, 24
sheets with envelopes, 10 (fi‘lllS.
.0. d.
PlRISTEU
Druggist.
91.0”“ .‘i‘s‘é‘r’jiio‘fi‘io;
uunsnvaxen.
es Instalefadtreshlsefk lsrweik
”mika‘mwse
Imam
I’ll!
UWN
RRNRLUSIUN
But only II III Best Evidence.
Many persons still believe
that Dry Goods bought in
South Norwolk cannot equal
those bought uptown, Bridge-
port or N cw York ,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 ibis fact
to you. We will furnish the
best evidence, namely, the
goods, and then with the evi
denceiu your hand you can
forma .Ijust conclusion.
DRESS RUURS.
Si'lfil'lll. VALVES l.\’
Black Cashmere and Silk Warp
Henriettas.
54 in. str. Dress Goods at
48c per yard. worth 05c.
36 in. Plaid and Sir. Flannel
at 500 .per y.ard
Here IS where we quote the
TRUTH, and nothing but the
truth. The prices at which
we other the following goods,
we guarantee:
Gents’ l ‘ardigzm .Isckets,75c
85c, 98c, 1.25, 2.49.
Gents’ Blue Flannel Shirts
$1, in double breasted or plait-
ed front.
Gems‘ Fancy Flannel Shirts
at 25c 300 490, 59c, 75c, 950,
1.00 1.2.) 1.45.
Gents All Wool Half Hose,
at 19c, 240, 390.
Gents’ Extra Fine Cashmere
Half Hose at 39c.
Gents Dog Skin, Hog Skin,
Buck Skin and in fact about
every kind of Glmes and \lit
tens Inanulau lured. The prices
runwc from 290 up and are
guaranteed.
Now is your time, and the
sooner if is done why the
quickrr it will be over.
Our stock of Ladies Chil—
dren's and Gents‘ Winter Hosi
cry and Underwear is now
complete and the largest ever
shown in the city We have
scarlet, natural Wool and white
in all sizes and prices.
We wish to cull special atten.
tion to a bargain we have jmt
received in Ludies’ Fine Rib
bed Jersey Vests, heavy Weight
at the astonishingly low figure
. Ol' 25w car‘h.
UllNKR'l'S.
Wu llitVt! marked on." lim- 0f
Wool Blankets fully 310 per
cent. has: than flu: balms grades
can be purchased for else-
Where As they cannot last.
long of the very low prim-s
placed upon them. an early 4-):
uminution is mlvlscd
104 White, 750
1034 While, flirt;
10-4 White, 2.00
“-4 While, 2 :30
ll 4 White, 3.35.
11-4 California, in llml, Blue
Pink and Yellow Borders,
3,75,51,05) :0.
Our Ktlchcn Dopartnwnf is
more complete than ever
RRS'I'RN STURR,
83 Ulllllgllll Rlllll.
South Norwalk.
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0N Pl]? i
(GWRY‘B POINT.)
scorn noun-sue, - colts.
HOUSE N OW OPEN.
SHORE omens FOR PARTIES or
ANY RIZE.
if. E. POWER
all if PROPBIBTOH
GOLD, SILVER, NICKEL
13 And all kinds of Oxydized
PLATING-
Done It
49 Water Street South Kuwait
Anything Plated from a finger ring to a stove.
specialty made of table were
Ln‘qureiu all hit do of brass work. Chandeliers,
Ranging mps, Candle sticks, Vwee.etc Guns.
P stole locks and General Repelringdoue.
A
Rednlshing sud
WORK DONE AT SHORT NOTICE AND BAT-
lr FACTION GUARANTEED.
and!) if
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SIT l-‘UR
Holiday Photographs
BEFORE THE RUSH.
G. 3. North.
0‘33 if
Fresh content 1.101180
The largm and choices! variety In the city.
Gibson’s Imported Fruit
Tablets, all flavors.
Former price so cents per prund, new file. ad.
Wu]. set 'I Sup: rh lim lime and (heroines v..0c
pound
Tmny' a celebrated Bon Bone and Cborolate- in
00' ea VI):
\lc‘ Donald's In pound and half mum llaxcs.
(5 rod Am tic-In Mixed l'ic p und.
Best American Itxnl 20c p mud
Recs Candy h) wood
Cough (curly Taffys 6: ukcn ( July,
AT ER'I‘UR R RR.
now if LM'DHR'S BLOCK
8. E. BAKER.
SUBURB-RAND FURNITURE
AND
Household Goods of All Kinds.
1
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Cash Paid for (loads or Sold on
Commission.
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N0. 2" NORTH MAIN STREET
oz! :lm SIIIYTI] NORWALK.
R068. R068. RURS.
Alwuys on hand It full line of
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A full lino of
Mutual. tillm‘tll NIIIINI) Pllfltltluftlui ALL
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umrtm Mam Alll' M110 0' Al”!
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To) Illllllfli A'l‘
No. «1 WATER STREET,
DUCm NflllW/AI K:
hunt llan Insure hit his!
rim n rs-nl- Inlay will 9. w you an Indowetest
Pulley nl 9| Hr) remit!» at a) years of egr- or at
death If [mm or live (ml-Iv do! will give you!
w: l‘muv for III”). and you do nrt loss what
you has: twirl II, Ivan if v. Imp prying any your
aim Ibm- lurmwtrmt Item's! im- nearest!
Company, of Hartford
9' N Lll‘llfllllllli. Amt,
Washington street Moth Nonvelk
GEORGE ll. RAYMOND,
F umitu re Dealer.
New Store 46 it 48 Main st, NorwsllI
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
Residence. No ‘l Manly street Telephone
Cell 77 i Dryer night.”
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