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“flaw York Harald weather Insecure.
Thethcidedly cool anti-cyclone mov—
lilies from the lakes in the southeastwerd
‘ ' light local snow inits front below
. Ihd thirty-fifth parallel. A depression
Illiveprobebly form today In the far
mm luthis district to-day fair
,, 33“." will probably prevail,
, w, ,_'somewhat variable winds,
, 'ywatteri .precededbylooelirosts
in the Hudson alley, and slightly lower
allowed slowly rising temperature.
fths Ill dle States fair weather will
veil, preceded b frosts, with light to
ad 'shmh’lyy‘lii h, and lower follows
. 'g g srtsmperature; so
in New Eu land to—ds colder, fair
weatherand eshwestery winds. On
, in this motion and in New
In slightly warmer, fair weather
probably prevail,with light westerly
winds, and on Sunday warmer, lair
weathlfloliowed by pertialclondiuess
hthothsections.
m Almanac for ‘l‘o-norrow.
Salt flu I Bun sets I High tide Low tide
,. 6.25 4.48 1.44 8.10
’ Charles I]. Harvey is confined to his
house with pneumonia.
,Ths Board of Councilmen will hold
ikdrrsgulsr meeting on Monday even-
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:v A Republican rally will be held at
Randall’s hell, East Norwelk, this even-
. apron, the machinery man, is at
Simeon Ct..today, on a water wheel and
feed mill trade.
. United Stems Senator Joseph R. Haw-
. loy willaddress theRepublicans of Siam-
ford this evening.
—-Sma'|l fresh hams, 12 cents a pound,
at Frflayee’ market.
It'isreported that 0. L. Bunsen, oi
Narwslk, has leased onset the Banks
sponges at Wilton.
A nithw Canaan Opera House is fast
approaching completion, and in the near
future it will be the scene of agreet
celebration.
H.8- Browu, of South Norwellr, has
sold his interest in the depot shoe store
on-laubattau street, Stamford, to Fred-
trick Waterbury and James A. Oil'eu.
L-diihing, 50 cents a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
The Norwelk Iron Works company
shipped a water power air compremor
cylinder to the Castle Creek Tunnel and
Power company, Aspen, Col, yesterday.
A Hallowe’en party will be held at the
ram'dsnce of 0. it. Shailsr, under the
auspices of the Christian Workers of the
Rest Avenue 1E. church, this evening.
. To-uight will be Haliowe’en, but very
little attention is given to it in this sec-
tion. In New York, however, the night
will beans of festivity and merrymek-
ing.
A meeting of Company' F has been
called for next Tuesday evening to elect
a captain to succeed the late W. M.
Slovene,” the election oi R. 1!. Rose
has been declared illegal.
—Ilss II. B. Caveuegh, at No. 4 Clay
fin will exhibit on Saturday, Novllst, a
aewaseortmeut oi trimmed hats. Also
flat. a reduction in felt hats, and all
M goods. Cell and examine.
“ -—-Homs-rsndered lard, 10 cents a
pound, at F. Hayes” market.
~ tAmoeg thereal estate sales reported
by the Danbury News is the following:
Bylvmtsr L. Tripp st or, of Norwalk, to
morph” four acres of land with
at Westville, WI.
, . Huston, superintendent of Fitch's
”gait Norman, has informed all the
vstmaus under his care that they will be
showedtogohometo vote on Tuesday
next and that their transportation will
“paid both ways.
Charles E. Spencer, for a number of
years an engineer on the New York
maturities Consolidated road, died
m in New Haven, after six
wash" dekusas of typhoid fever. lie
wesflysers oid_.__m._
.-stsreonnsetions at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
Henry H. ledsn,ot Westport, who
named quiteecommotion by speaking
W the third party at a prohibition
Isstlagheld in Dibble’s hall two years
out, will speak at the Union Gospel
M 7 Reform Association mew.
use-mum.
of
anmwpmoseemrm.
“a! of. Railroad Trainmen. of Dan.
unwillglvetwobellseerly inthesra-
“out neutron and one in South
M IrhsonsluSouth Norwalk is
mad to tekepleesat lusts Hall
immh November”.
whammy oithenoted-
7* m m «m ”a w
‘gssettoepsesloup
Nie- Needlin is dangerously ii at her
hornspu ledsn'illll. , ,
Anew hcilsrlsbeiugplecedinA.Sol-
mens’ hat factory in this city.
Norwalk Lodge, No. 3881. G. U. 0. O
F.,wlll rehearse the third degree this
evening.
In the New York stock exchange yes-
terday 50 shares of Consolidated stock
eoldatllboaud ll sherssatliot.
Henry K. Sslleek, who has been quite
ill at his home on Berkeley street, is
thought to he a trile worse today.
Frank R. Star will open his new
candy store in the Bishop block to-mor-
row. Enter by "that side door.”
Edward June was given a surprise
party at his home on Water street, bor-
ough, last evening, by about twenty of
his intimate friends.
—Fresh pork and sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at F. Bayes’ market.
A large delegation of members of
Company D went to their rifle range yes-
terday and shot for State hedges. Some
very good scores were made.
no. Joseph 1.. Vsni‘isrne, of , South
Norwslk, died at the residence other
father, John Westcott, at Lake Wacca-
buc, Monday, October 27, aged 29 years.
Josepht'l‘nmmeny and J. bi. Ellendorf.
of this city, have been notified by the
Republican State Committee to address
the citizens of Dsnbury on Monday eve-
ning.
Jacob Schaub had a large cake of ice
arrive from Bridgeport today in which
are frozen two heads of cabbage, bunch
oi grapes, an orange, apple and other
fruit.
The third annual state convention of
Daughters of Rebekah of this state was
held in Bridgeport yesterday, with
seventy delegates present, representing
twenty-two lodges.
The drama “Ten Nights in a Bar
Room” will be presented under the sus-
pices of the Union Gospel Temperance
Reform Association on Wednesday even-
ing of next week.
The employees of the Housatonic road
who received Olds’ worthless checks for
wages will receive the amounts due them.
There are others, however, who wrll not
be so fortunate.
The Democratic caucus for the nomi-
nation of Justices of the Peace will be
held this evening. in the old Congrega-
tional church on Main street, instead of
the Council Chamber, as previous en~
trounced.
The question as to whether women
shall he admitted to the general confer-
ence or not was voted upon at the 5' - d
Methodist Ebiscopal church last evening,
with the following result: Votes cast,
87; for, 7-, against, 80.
stun, muss.
. . ,- "tank's lad lies."
"Prck's Bad Boy" is a mischievous
“one" and is a person who illustrates the
fact that a boy- csn be mighty mischiev-
ous and have a good time generally,
without being viciour. The hero is
“bad” clear through, in a certain way,
but he is good homered snd kind heart-
ed and his bsdnees is simply the result
of high spirit, which means really that
he is not bad at all, simply playful. Iir.
Atkinson’s company comes greatly im-
proved this year. '
“Iquttsr Sovereignty."
There was a very large audience at
Ionic Bell, last night, and if an sudl.
soon was ever surfeited with fun this
was the one. The attraction was Ed-
ward Barrigan’s “Bquatter Sovereignty,"
with Mr. Earrigsn and Mrs. Yea-
mens in the leading roles, ably supported
by a large company. “Squatter Sover-
eignty" depicts life in Shantytown, N.
Y.,eud gives full scope to Mr. Harrigan’s
ability as an actor, and introduces scenes
of the most provoking character. Mr.
Harrigan and bits. Yeamsns are artists,
and for the time being in the characters
they assume lose their identity. The
audience laughed until they were tired,
act abetter;plea=ed one never. left the
hall. The music by Dave Braham'e or-
chestra was delightful, and added very
much to the pleasure of the evening.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
IIIII Eilili and Insurance,
WASHINGTON STREET
South Nor-walk, Conn.
snail
WANTED.
advertisements under this head. not
lines, I time-25¢, 311mm 50: , 1 week 3100.
Jl
is
AYOUNG LADY TO WORK IN DEPOT RIS—
taurant. o?! if
OARD—TWO GBNTLEIAN CAN BE AC-
commodatcd tvith board at No. 30 Raymond
street, South Nomik. 0:58 at
BRIGHT. TIDY GIRL AS N11!!! ['03
child: min. A ltoltrs.litil.oc‘~
wood,e‘."l‘ay or avenue. pp , cult ‘
FOR SALE.
Advmtisements under this had, not crowding 5
llamlumeaallmeewc. 1 week 81.00.
and when the curtain dropped on the last ,
crass house 1103qu
liwm 4 ‘
Friday,0ctoher3lst
“My!“
Ocmsdynr wins 3
Pressesdpnbilcaaeaimeusinltsuralsa-V
'i‘he Donnybrook Pair, the Waterfall,
the like-rock Reel. Snags, Basses,
Bet Pipe Phil-r. Reels, his.
A Sight of a Lifetime !
DON'T U188 I'I‘.
Sets on sale at Ilels's. Novwelk, and Planted's.
South Kuwait.
Prices lilo. :llie and 50c.
Can you do the Shamrock pearls! Tryit, on
may be the lucky one. 0%
MUSIC HALL,
JUST ONE NIGHT.
Saturday. Nov. 1.
And a stress eesrpsuyln theist-tirlsh
awe.
Allison'sInnnillnnlanl
PECK’S BAD nor.
lxcellent Company of Comedians, headed by
New Inglene’s Renowned Yankee mined“,
Johnnie Prindle.
New Songs. New lllusic.
cm. W. trini'rn.
Seats now on sale at lloyt's and Gregory's
elorcs.
A. S. B‘Eliflls,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, J ewelry .
flue Watch Repairing a Specialty
30 South lain t.. South Nora-rain.
Sole Manager,
drag
out
Notice to Contractors.
Ill undersigned, Committee en Sirestssed Side
we ks of the City of south Nerwalk, will re
neive bids for laying curbs. gutters and cone: etc
walks to Lowe street in said ctvy. in tract of the
oi lletthew Friend. linguist I Norton.
'I'II MILK DEALERS.
To responsible party the writer wiil dispose i f his
supply of Ink lilo to 860 quarts daily) with route,
on advantageous terms.
3. BUBCBARD,
I'. 0. Box 151. 029 Ev!
W0 choice building lots. 50 and till fact front, on
Westavenne. A yto W.C.SAII or
LI. 80". Pl“ (felts!
T0 5.3T.
um.“uTnsa‘Tf bead ' siding};
linsaltime Mattias-we, l weekalm.
Next Thursday evening N r -il
Lodge, No. 187, I. 0. 0. E, of Bridge-
port. will entertain Washington Lodge,
No. 151. of Cranberry Plains, when the
oilicersof the former lodge willbe in-
stalled.
The Darieu Republicans will hold a
«none at the Town Hall this evening to
uominate,a candidate for representative.
C. W. Lonnsbnry and Albert Scofield are
prominently spoken of in connection
with the office.
"Gossip, Jr..” the famour pacer, with
a rword of 2.13}, will come to this city
to-morrow, and he in charge of William
McQuhae during the winter. He is a
world-beater and the “boys" will have
to take at! their hats to Mr. McQuhae
when they get in his company on the
road.
A large delegation from Old Well
Lodge, F. as. IL, will go to Bridge-
port on Wednesday evening of next
week and visit St. John's Lodge, No. 3.
The oflcers of Old Well Lodge will work
the third degree. and it is unnecessary to
state that it will be done admirably.
-hlrs. M. L. James is prepared to do
stamping for painting and all kinds of
fancy work. It is a new process which
will not rub oil, and no waiting or com-
Iug again. A new stock of infants' un-
derwear also just received.
Among those who came the nearest to
solving the Shamrock puzzle, which was
given out by the "Deer Little Shamrock“
company, were bli- Emme Brundege,
William Montgomery. J. flealy, Ililo
Osborn, Bertie Goldspink, James Toner.
Lulu Goldschmldt, W. D. Seeley, J. If.
Benedict, James II. Flynn and If. C. B.
P. 0. Box 85. Borwalk, (has. No one
has yet solved the puzzle correctly. Ap-
plications may be handed in up to six
o’clock this evening.
3-way“- Iowa
The Epworth League of the listhodist
church met at the residence of O.
L'flommedieu on Wednesday evening.
Games were indulged in and several
hours were spent in solid pleasure.
A number from this piece attended
the entertainment given atWest Nor-
welk last evening.
Asawiod upofthe seasouat Rotor:
Point, Starr Kesler gave a blow out last
night. Those who attended report a
pleasant time.
Frank Stevensis home from military
schoolouashort vacation.
Itsv.Ii.O.Tres has arranged stories
of Sunday evening sermons, to com-
mence next Huntley evening. Follow-
lug are thssubjects: Nov. ll, "Death”;
Nov.9,"l’hs Judgment"; Nov. lb,"flell”;
Nov. 23, "Heaven.” '
-m-e.
Thslstsst lrish comedy drama, "Dear
Little Shamrock,” will he pruentedat
tbeOpsraBousethis «suing. Where.
evsrthscnmpeayheseppsersdthsprsss
bes'hssa “incur is waiting the
sunfish-human»
hageomedy.
and losers. James Barrett, John Iieloue, n it
[.008 OVIR POST OFFICE [Oil OPflCIS
or small family. Inquire of c. Swans, at Old
Vellum Co. on if
PABTO' HOUSE ON WOODWAItl) AVKNUI.
rent .9; water in; cnmplclo order. Also a
house in Best Norwalk; good order. 6 rooms: Sis.
Inqulrsof I. A. Woodward.
ousacorrratmno slit—Rooms; IODBRN
improvements; rent are 50. quuire of James
0. Cruise, South Norwslk. one it
‘URNISIIED FRONT R00l.22 liAVllAND
“extract, 6 nth Norwslk. References required.
c w
Till WOODWsRD BOMIRTBAD—M ROOIS.
list and cold water, bath room. heater. e.- .
with stabllug for Ire horses, cow stables, chicken
houses Arc: rent .75 per month. Inquire of C.
Swariz, at old Well Cigar Company. 013 it
NI 8008! AT ELY'S BECK. 0N3 A'l‘
Elm Grove, and one on Tones street From
$70) up. Apply to Josh i1. Knapp. :2 West tit .
k. oilif
Booth tlorwa
A PLIASAN'I‘ 80!! IN A ooNVlNIlNT
locality is adored to persons whowonld like to
visit Washington some time dot the winter or
m iioomeudboerd -oos * y. mall
r.lMlst..N.W.. aehlngtou,D.U
ios'r.
debt!
not acceding 5
81.00
Adetlsemeuia under this head
lion. 1 time
rna ROAD elicit rive IILI invert ro
sec. 3 tlmes arc. l wash
0“
. South Norwaik, or in tic-nth Norwals, a dou-
ble black cashmere shawl. Finder will be rewarded
by leaving it at The nominal once. col St
W
Picked lip Adrift.
IN NORWALK HARBOR TUESDAY NIGHT,
a row boat smut to feet or); which the owner
can have by paying thirgt-s. inquire at .l. it. Hey-
mond’s. eat at
Plotted tip forth.
PICKID UP in the Hound. oi! Bridgeport. e 17
foot snow, which the owner can have b
Di!-
ing the charges. inquire on the steamer "It p 'e."
. Decker. 0 3i
_... iii-$2631?
Aimmnmv "i' "we'v-
. me are s
iasath m‘mrnm thick
r: so w m
dbl.“ "3 new... fo‘fiiiT‘m‘? .
THE NEW
FURNITURE STORE
see all! IN Washington St.
South iiorwalk. lastlnd of Bridge.
mansions (roman, Proprietor
Picture Iva-mi looking (lie-ea. etc. Prices
will suit youlllill l amty
JACOB Id. LAYTON,
eel Mud licensees timeliness-ass
”WI-Em“ Life Accident. Ocean
8i p hots—cabin and llteeruga. Drafts
fermentinpwerusaud IoneyOrders to all parts
at . notary Public; acknowledgements
Misuse. road masts. Baggage Checked in Des
on.
as Washington Street, lent to Past Olen.
SOUTH NOBWA LII, CT.
AT
M. H. CAVANAGI-I’S
lo. 4 CLAY STREET,
nabsfesadefullssssrtmutei
illiillllllli
a. ‘ilodticed Prices.
John I! Kueppand Estate of John lispelyce: also
on Grove street, in said city. in front of premisesof
Berryc. lly and Thomas S ; also on
Woodward evince in frontal remlecs of Jeremiah
Donovan. Jr. and Estate of nines Taylor. up to
loudly, November 10, 1890, at 12 o'clock, noon.
The Committee reserve the right to rczcct any or
all bids.
RICHARD J. CUTBIIJ.
in) 3! Committee on Streets and Sidewalks.
City Assessors' Notice.
I, the undersigned, hereby itive notice to all
persons and corpora ions liable to pay taxes
in the City of sleuth Norwelk. that they arerequired
by law to deliver to the Assessors. or either of
them. on or More the let do of November, 18”.
a written or pnntrd list. it . sized and sworn to
at al thspropsstyowndbythsmonthelstdeyuf
Octet-rs, isso. liabletc tendon. wise it wil be
rhednty oi theAssamore iii-takeout each list as.
cordisg to their hestjuogmeut and ktowirdga sad
seats-sweat. qwaich methyla- are
eel-pull“ ,r to do. and which ileum-ads there
m .
H. 1—H” be returned to the A-msoss at
thec'i:yConr.cll 'Iom on Bevilaod street South
Nor k, from and Inducing October lhih. law. to
and including November ill. :8 J. said Council
roomtobeopeu from to to 1'). o'clock a m,eud
from 2 to 5 o'clock p. in , and on Saturdays item 7
to El o'clock in the evening
Dated at sleuth Novwalk October Sth. 1590.
PHIDIKICK 8 LYON,
JOHN L RICHARDS.
WI IL SIITII,
Assessors.
can at I
Assessors’ Notice.
3. the undersigned. hereby ire notice to all
persons and corporations lie to pay team
in the town of Norwn‘k, the: they are required by
law to deliver to the Assn-sore or r liher of them. on
or before the lat day of November. ism, a written
or printed list. dated, signed and sworn [0.0! all the
, , y owned by them on the let day of October.
Hm, list” to taxation, otherwise it shall be the
duty of the Ami! to make out such list accord—
ing to their best judg neat and anowlcdge, anu add
lug Ten per root. int-red), which they by las are
' "art to do, and lmrn wbzch lists so made there
is no appeal.
N. B.— Lists may be returned to the Assessors, at
the Selectmen‘s liaise Bank Binding. Norwalk,
and at the Council Room. ilsviland susrt. tlonth
horwsik. from and Includlugllctober loch. new to
and includin sovernher let, me, said allies- to be
c n front 1 to 120": och a m.. and hour 2 to 5
o clock p m , and on Saturdays from 7 to ll o'clock
in the evening Lists can also bereturmd at the
stator! 0. Warren Fitch
Dated at Norwalk, October 8th. i820.
D. WARRIN Pl’rcll
FRANKLIN -\. TOLLES.
Jails Ii'l'CllitLL,
Finsl Innfnnnnnnrn.
The largest and chclsest variety In the clty.
$Assesrors.
- Gibson’s Imported Fruit
Tablets, nil flavors.
Partner refillcsnts rend, now‘llc. ii.
Wallerc'nlnpsrb [loam and (Thmmaiwfix.
n ,
who '9 celebrated Son Ilonserul Chocolatys n
C . ‘ 'u i
ellonsid’s In pound and half pound brrxrs.
Best Amerisaa i as
lions L‘andy so: wood
Cough Goad , Telys. Broken Candy. ’
'1
still) if LAUDKR'S BLOCK.
WHAT?
Par ”Cc-Is the best Din-er In
Town.
WIIEIIE?
At Its ’s Railroad Instant-
unlit: Betti-sad Mace.
Will
lacunae you get a rail Mes
Manor. mun-amend
um
'latiirlfllsflhmrvdlmwehg. ”in?
.1 an.
MluMayBuckingham '
IOME
lit IO-Per Cent. Less
Than Cost.
Having bought the easterly
part of the WOODWARD
HOMESTEAD, I ofier 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
sireetiii the city that has a
water front.
These 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 :it,
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN’S
C. SWARTZ’S
PIAISTEII
Druggist.
Ol'
ol
We want you to know that
“Plsisied’s Cough Remedy" is
the best thing mode for colds
and sore throats. Sold in two
sizes, 25 and 50 cents. Every
bottle guaranteed. Try it.
We have :i. nice line of Gold
Pens from $1 up.
If you want elgnnt Perfumes
we can suit you.
School Books and our prices
are reasonable.
Film Box Paper, 25 cents.
Dunkirk Linen Paper, 24
sheets with envelopes, l0 (vents.
PIIISIEII
Druggist.
smart? Eil‘r'ei‘ro a;
UNDERTAKER.
8! north lain BMW letwalk
MfiW“w
We carry it complete line of
31...
_ ' IIWII
IIIIIIGLIISIIIII
But only II In: Best Evidence.
Many persons still believe
that DIV Goods bought in
South orwalk cannot equal
those bought uptown, Bridge-
port or New York,bnt we assure
them that if they will call at our
store we will equal the goods
bought elsewhere in (we y par»
ticular. Just give us the op
portunity of proving this fact
toyou. We will furnish the
best evidence, namely, the
goods, and then with the evi
dence in your hand you can
form a just conclusion.
DRESS IIIIS.
SPECIAL VA III-ZS IN
Blank Canlnnnni and Silk Winn
Henriette.
54 in. sir. Dress Goods at
48c per yard. worth 650.
30 in. Plaid aml Sir. Flannel
all 500 per yard.
Here is where we quote the
TRUTH, and nothing but the
truth. The prices at which
we oflcr the following goods,
we guarantee:
Gents’ Cardigan J :ickets,75c.
85c, 980, 1.25, 2.49.
Gents' Blue Flannel Shirts,
$1, in double breasted 0r plait-
ed front.
Genis' Fancy Flannel Shirts
at 25c. 300, 49c, 590, 75c. 95c,
1.00 1.25, 1,45.
Gents’ All Wool Half Hose,
at 190, 24c, 39c.
Gents‘ Extra Fine Cashmere
Half Hose at 39c.
Gents’ Dog Skin. Hog Skin,
Buck Skin and in fact about
every kind oi Gloves illlil .\Iit
tens iiiiinuinrturcd. The prim-s
rangi- from 290 up and :mr
guaranteed.
Now is yuur time, and the
sooner it is done, why the
quicker it will be over.
Our elm-k nI Ladies' (:‘bilr
(Ircn's lllld Gents” Winter liosi
cry and Unilt'rWeur is now
COlIlpIOIt‘.‘ and the largest ever
shown in the city. We have
scorIei, natural Wool and white
Ill all sizes and prices.
We wish to cull special atten-
tion to a bargain we have just
receiver! in Ladies' Fine Iiib-
boil .Icrucy V (F518, heavy Weight
at the astonishingly low figure
of 250 (Each.
IIIlIIKIITS.
Wool Blankets IuIIy 40 per
cent. less than the .vuric grades
can be purchased for else-
where. As they cannot last.
long at the very low prices
placed upon them, on early cx-
omirmlimi is advised,
10 4 White, 75c
l0 4 White, 950
10-4 White, 2.00
“-4 White, 2 50
II 4 White, 3.35
[1-4 California, in Red, Blue,
Pink and Yellow Borders,
3.75, 5.00, 5.50.
Our Kitchen Department is
more complete than over.
80310 SI‘III’,
83 Wiilllilli Stroll.
South Norwalk.
in. m
We have marked our line of
ford, and all other makes
this place.
next thirty days. After that the
portion to the new tarifl.
will sell for 5 and 6 cents.
sold at bottom prices.
given out from each store with
coupons secure the book.
Norwalk and S
Have just purchased a large line of Carpets, including Mo-
quettes, Velvets, Body and Tapestry Brussels. All. the now
makes of Ingrains, including Angora, Agra, Lowell and Hart-
'l‘he largest stock over shown in
These goods will be sold at the old
prices for the
prices will be advanced in pm:
We have purchased a stock of Clocks, J ilcll'eiil, Capes, Plush
Sacques, etc“ from a bankrupt house in New York, and the
goods will be sold cheap. Please compare prices before buying.
We have just purchased a case of Standard prints which we
A good line of Apron Ginghams from 5 cents up,
An immense stock of ribbons, commencing with No. 2, all
silk, for 5 cents. The South Norwalk store is stocked with a
complete line of Dry and Fancy Goods, all of which will be
We also propose to give away a Medical Book of 480 pages
with every twenty dollars’ worth of Goods
Coupons to be
every dollar’s worth. Twenty
SCOFIELD &. HOYT
outh Norwalk.
I
Mitlit' opioizil mention of some new}
g mos. Do you Want new liockerel,i
nliiicm chicken breast, fat hntl line,‘
have! 162 a pound. Round flaring”
let our German friends at 5 cents a;
pound. Fine as the finest are the Water I
bury Home, Shoulders and Bacon. We,
sold them last winter with solid saris ‘
faction to all concerned. Harris 14 cents. I
Apples—Greenings and Baldwins—ed
$3 25 per barrel. New Raisins tit 13 and?
16 cents u pound New Dfii’d Apnoea!
21 chin a proud. 110631. New citrm,
large, tine, eel. Clt'rl. Cap" (Ind ('rnnlwr
tire. finest, 2 quarts for 25 c-‘ni- 6,000:
pounds ill iiilir-l of line le'awiilt: Union",
Dairy Buitv r, going at 25 Cr'ills 2i pound. 5
One thousand dollars’ worth oi selected
Ten-is. It is I (by in udvrruse- to sell the
best T- it. at tl Iiirn (‘ilI|I°‘~S privately that
you don't know uriyiiimg about Er-lr'ciln‘g
teas. rlliiildlliil our plan. We krmw
w:- Lew anl iru. We try ur-ll l)r-li)fr'
We» buy. The lkfit I'm for 50 Cents zi
p-mml in tin. City. Since we told about
in.- fine quality of our 0- fler' many new
etistniiirrs have ~umplml It, and smiir
Illtt'r‘llitilliliilit'rtl it the host in be hell
anywhere. t.‘ rim.- lilill try it at
llllln & Innnnni’s
HilSTWMT
Fall Styles.
in air crates we r lone o!
liiili .n'l r-iil'l lists, ‘iilk Hills.
Bill'-u tlnte Lu. . ape, Crush lists for men and
nor. Nulnu soft lists for men at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
I’urili-miir :illcttllttss pals! Io
l-‘lslnu. l‘lcitning amt Ironing
Milt Iliu- '
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Benneli'dw Husled,
2h hiiiri St., Ho. Norwalk.
inns, Finn, Uysnnrs,
Flllli. Vinniailni, Pnnlnn, in
0! All iiiads in Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND BETA“
Inning.“ Inn.
Always on hand, a full line of
BATHII'NI ROAP, PLEA IXTKNNINATOR,
HANG! CURB, I'lhlfl If M lllll'l‘llil'lll.
SPRA'IT‘S LOU llliiII'l'I'. KC. Kit.
nnns. nuns. nnns.
A full line of
write. illlm‘ iii'us AND ”flaunts OF ALI.
KININ "Still!" 'i'Ai‘KlJt AVli ial'ultilsii
”MODS. Alfiil Alliifilflim or ALI,
DI‘W’IIII'TIU“. 'llllld.“ LOADED
1'0 "Illicit AT
N0. 4 WATER thllIl'll‘,
«or n- .‘it‘illA Lit .
011.: D.
( i so. albinism a co. whitening «is is.
.I no lag see laser-«y ous. esip insani-
iwy. “lupus lull-asses. wwsimzs
Is. a m. ansia' ' . " ‘
HITS! ,
nnnnn nunsncn II. N PIINI.
(ensconv's POINT.)
SOUTH NORWALK, .
utilise New on.
SHORE minus FOR PARTIES or :-
-, I'll 5'2?
J. E. Po W ER '
as if rsoemmon.
GOLD, l~‘iILVEll, NICKEL
And all kinds of Oxydized ,
./
P 1.1 1a.:- I N G-
A Done at
49 Water Street, Saint Nnnvall
Anything Plated. from a finger rins toe stove. A
specialty made of table ware Redulshi and
Luqureing all “His of brass work.
Hanging Lamps, Candie Nicks. Vera. etc Guns. .’
P stole, [licks and General Repairing done.
WORK DONE AT SHORT NOTICE AND SAT-
sum ii I: FACTION GUARANTEED.
nnnnniii 18 canon.
SIT FOR
Holiday Photographs
BEFORE THE lil'rlll.
G. 8. North.
om it
'58." TRIBAKERM
SECOND - HlIIII FURNITUII
AND
Household Goods of All Kinds.
on. '
Cash Paid for Goods or Sold on
Commission.
my»
No. 22 NORTH IAIN STREET
021 film HllIT’l‘il NORWALK
lnnnnlin Insure Your Life!
Eleven nuts arias will give you an Sodom
Policy of ti on pmlll’l" at to years of ego. or a
death, it prior; or overeat-a day, will give you
Lilo Poll" iov [Lilli], and you do not lives aha
you have paid In. even it ymv strip my my .
after lbts'r‘. l‘nrmeriirnt flannel 14mm .
Company. of llamnni
.2..:.i;i‘cc'cnm
(ll-iillillli ii.‘”it‘i‘i“iiosn
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 it 48 Main tb, vaal '
Also Furnishing linderlaker.
"spirit-m. lie. .1 here-ii; street. 1’
‘.‘~“- "4 "a! ',". also:
limll Bunion iniiii
summit». toss.
ltlml'lztil altP’I'Blllllil Id.
A newness Trelelr. School for truth semen. lent
leaking, ”herein. by, then
It”! first
keepl
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