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Shm William
3: ’ L“. . nsmtvnmmnit.
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usual Sunsets flightide Ilowtida
.sm 4 47 2.21 9.11
125'".- Ink llwrnld Weathnr loreeasta.
l "a gha northwestern storm centre now in
were will probably move east-south-
r , em: '5'“ "‘°‘.°""""‘ "'
aloe a owriaao tempera-
ture over this section to-morrow. Light
guts were reported yesterday in the
molten belt. In this district to-day fair
Inpartly cloud weather will probably
With ight temperature changes
and . to light westerly winds. In
the-limits States fair weather will pre-
veil. with no decided temperature

my, and light westerly winds be-
ing somewhat variable. and in New

fined fair to partly cloudy weather
eta lreah :esterlymvtrgnda wsithdneatily
tionary‘ m rs . o no a , n
i: thh m?“ indNew Eaglandyiair
partly y an align warmer
l varia'lirlue, becomin gaff", lbw}:
son a
m and'i'ollwed st‘ night ”5 ram
mlmtocmd m on i it".
. yweat‘her n t
actions, preceded by rain, with marly
tern Indireshtobrisk
pathwshfly and westerly winds, be-
m‘hish oil the out.

Additional local news will beiound on
the third page oi The Summer. today.

mhcat “George Knapp” with a cargo
otrhrisk, is discharging at Raymond

finned In. Charles Soesoug, oi

‘ ,asmss.arathe proud parents
otadandltsrwiuehjwasborn yesterday.
M for Police William Vollmer has
hes-appointed constable by the select-

man in place or John B. Morton, who
tsilsdtoqsalify.

“ward Perry was taken to Bridge-
port jail by Chief Vollmer yesterday
, where he had been sentenced

IQ “only days by Judge Knapp.

' Thomas IcIlhoney, who was recently

”aged in adeen avenue traces, has
been leans-ted upon complaint of lir.
“boy. The trialls set down (or this
alarnoon

The Y. P. S. C. E. of the Neroton Pres-
byterian church celebrated their second
Ilttlvstmry last evening. Appropriate
assets. were rendered and the occasion
passed fl very pleasantly.

limb A.Schuidiee, ~cl the firm of
nitrate and, was. slum Pulling.
form-ly a condenser on the Danbury
3% road, have been nominated
tatlvea by the Republicans
dDaahury. m
A New England freight train backing
dowuouthsmain track at Hawleyville
yen-day, ran into an approaching
insight train. Both lwomotlves are
badly damaged but no one lsrsported
serhaslyhurt.

Writing.” cents a foot. William

. mt
tar “shin on November Nth by giving
Hayden’s "Creation." Eminent soloists
hm New York will take the leading
”and thsrswlll be about seventy-
llvslsgsrs is the chorus.

“mausoleum. pound,
shawl-arm.

The time Railroad company and
the low England Terminal company
I." bought $50.” worth of wharf
prcp'wty Ia Bridgeport. Establishment
at s New York line of steambosts tor
mind passengersissaid to be is.

afresh and asusage.i2 cents a
Mil .flayss’market.
miss-am}... led in
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fif‘kkvmasilststor which a.
hauls-given Inlarlswlllhsassbtv
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whereabouts of Fade-tell A. Busch.

St. Paul’sSunday school room isto he
"fitted with new folding chairs of pol-
flied mails.

The regular meeting or Old Well Hook
and ladder company will be held on
Iouday "suing. .

David D. Coley oi Weston, has bought
the Somali I'. Dowd plane on the New.
town turnpike.

lira. Archibald Wheaten will bersalter
preside at the organ at the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church.

To-day is thelast day to getin your
town tax lists. Alter today a line at 10
per cent. will be charged.

0. J. Dans, of Ilaple avenue, East
Norwalk, is confined to the house with a
serious attack oi inflammatory rheuma-
titan

Hits Kittie Flynn, 41 Franklin street,
South Norwslk, announces in this issue
that she will give piano and vocal in-
struction. , , , , ;

The rccntract tor building the new
Congregational church at Fairiield has
been awarded to Dinner D. Randall, o!
EastNorwalk.

Hanager Stanley has booked the spec-
tacular play, the “Spider and the Fly,"
to appear at the Opera House next Sat-
urday evening.

Miss Mary Seymour, sister at Denton
Seymour, of this city, is dangerously ill
at her home in Bethel. She is not ex-
pected to live many hours.

Protesaor Redgale and his orchestra. of
Bridgeport. will furnish music hereafter
at Music Hall. They Will make their
first appearance this evening.

The Cantata of “St. Joseph" was pro-
duced in Portcbeater by the Cecilian so-
ciety on Thursday evening. Several N or-
walk singers took part.

The residence of Mrs. John E. Smith
.on Haviland street is being much im-
proved in appearance by the building 0!
an attractive piazza on the trout and
west side 0! the house.

Themauuiacturera and business men
of the city are contributing prises liber-
ally lor the coming billiard and pool
monument to be held under theaus-
piece of Old Wellflook and Ladder com~
PI!!!-

Frsnk Taylor, 0! Cranberry Plains,
who has been an invalid for ayesr or
more from atumor that threatens his
brain, will have an owation performed
at the Presbyterian hospital, New York
city, in a short time.

Itisdeaired that all the members of
Old Well lodge, F. a A. IL. who can
conveniently do so, go to Bridgeport
next Wednesday evening, to visit St.
John’s Lodge. Already a large number
have signified their intention oi going.

The attitude of the flour in giving a
more or “lo-hearty support to Democrat
is candidates {or the legislature and at
the same time advocating the reelection
of Senator Piatt, is amusing it not very
consistent.

R. K. Rose has an article in today's
Record, inwbicb he accuses Ins Saari-
mol publishing an untruth. it Ir.
Bose will consult the orders received by
Lieutenant Iathiea, calling {or a new
election, he will learn that his election
was declared illegal.

-—8ewer connections; bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.

The “Dear Little Shamrock” Company
held iortb at the Opera House last even-
ing. The play is an Irish piece and gave
vsly good satlslaotiou. The acting and
singing of tiles lay Buckingham was
suberb. The third act, introducing the
Donnybrook lair, contained many inter—
esting specialties, which were loudly
applauded. w..- ___

«Home-rendered lard,
pound, at il‘. lisyes' market.

 

10 cents a

—Entlrelv new variety of the noted-
Bt. Regls Indian Splint iisskets will be
shared (or sale at No. 80 North lain Si...
[or a low days. Prices reduced one-halt
and stock finer than over. All Saratoga
styles.

Wright d: Flynn advertise to-day their
stock 01 wagons, buggies, etc. This ilrni
has done a thriving business in their
line. and char buggies. spindles, business
wagons, lamlly wagons. slim, of a quail.
ly they can warrant at very low
wines. A special bargain is their 086
top boggy, lolly warranted. They also
have quite a line at second hand wagons
which are bargains. This firm has Just
completed for F. l). Lawton k (30.. a
mound businsm wagon within six weeks,
and this ilrm highly recommend their
work and authoritethestatemsst that
for wear and they know of
no wagons that equal Wright 1 Flynn's
make.

Over ltvar wettest Notes

Once a week alter school hours, ill-s
Bertha Allen instructs the teachers in
Praag's system of drawing. The course
has already been adopted throughout
the different grades, and lessons are
given ss-tweekiy.

Friday alt-rm H. B. Wighln drills

 

, and. j
theAtklnson Comedy
mskettlelr first sppearancsin the new

 

play. at Rosie nail, this evening. The
company presenting the comedy “this
season isstronger and brighter thanever.
The music, which is a bright, sparkling
lsature ,0! the entertainment. is all new.
and the songs. dances, specialities intro-
duced are at a relined order. Some of
the attractive ieatures added to the at»
tractions this season are the Boat-Club
IIaleQuarlette, the Bad Boy Trio, the
Skirt Dancers, and the Ladies' Mayor
Quartetts.

STORING NEW HAVEN TRAINS.

new Boys in the Upper Part or New
York Amuse Themselvaa.

Travelers on the New Haven and the
Harlem railroads are subjected to daily
annoyance and danger by the throwing
of stones at trains in the neighborhood
of One Hundred and Forty-ninth street.
The ofienders are boys, who seem to be
animated only by a spirit of mischief,
and it is dlfiicult under the circumstanc-
estocatch them. A large number cl
,wiod-owsrhave been smashed on “ New
flaunts-ins ~ this .week. . 0n Wednes-
day evening live stones crashed‘tbrough
the glass in the various care of one
express train. Some 0! the missiles were
large, and they were direcud with such
force as to make passengers thing for a
moment that a pistol shot had been fired.
On this occasion one man was cut in the
lace and several women were badly
trigbtened. It is only a short time since
a stone hit a commuter in the lace,
knocking his spectacles into splinters,
and driving pieces of glass into his eyes.
The etching of trains is almost entirely
confined to the district just above the
Harlem river. Iniormation that some
of the miscreants had been caught and
punished would be welcome news to
hundreds of travelers.

TOLD IN A LINE OR TWO.

 

 

flatten Worthy oi Isntion from Ivory
Quarter or Connecticut.

The employee of William Neely & 00.,
of New Haven, have discovered that
James D. Hovey has not yet bought a
gilt for Dennis O‘Reiiiy, now at Provi-
dence, although the money which they
subscribed for the purpose was given
him about three months ago.

William 8. Bishop, of Madison, was
attacked by his boar, which he was try-
ing to drive into his pen. He was
thrown down, the animal ripping open
his arm below the elbow and the
shoulder, and his leg between the knee
and the hip, the latter wound beingsome
seven or eight inches in length. [is
would probably have been kllled, had
not J. 8. Basil been near at hand to drive
the animal elf.

A boiler used for cooking iced (or cat»
tie in a barn belonging to Charles Jacob
son, in the Wormwood hill district, near
Willimautic, exploded yesterday. The
structure was soon burned to the ground,
It was well stocked with (arm produce.
and also contained two bones, titty tons
oi hay, calves and pigs. The calves and
pigs were saved but everything else was
consumed. There was an insurance of
81,150 on the barn and contents which
were valued at $1,300.

Feetus B. Adams, of East Haddsm,
went to his barn late yesterday after-
noon to hilch up his horse. He did not
return and an hour later his wile went
to the barn and found him dead on the
floor.

Rev. Father D. A. Haggerty has re-
ceived notice from Blshop McMahon, o!
flartl'nrd, that he had been appointed
pastor oi St. James' parish, in South
Manchester. This divides the Cathollca
of Manchester and South Manchester ill~
to two parishes.

DUNDA‘I‘ aanvrcas.

801ml Noawanx CONGRNATIONAI..-
Reception cl new members and celebra-
tion of the Lord‘s supper at "£30 s.m.;
Young People's prayer meeting at 630;
Preaching at mo p.m.

Srnlsowoon UNION ('llAPlL—45tlijct
Builds evening-Wbat shall this man
do? ohn 2km. Wednesday evening-—
No (suit in him.—-I.uke 23:4.

Kslolir Stuart It. II. E. CilL'lll‘ll.--
J. l’. bite hens. pastor; preaching at 10:30
a. m.; ndsy Behold, 12 m.; prsysr-
meeting, 7:30 p. m.; subject~8triving
[or entrance.

Filler Cososwi'nossl. (illusion-—
Services, 10:30 a. m.. 7:00 p. m. In the
morning. Iloly communion. baptism
and reception oi new members. Subject
oi evening discourse—«Tbs server or s

Ills. The hits cordiallyinvlt-
W”

s will tarnish seats
[or all.

'i‘alsm Cscamt.—Oelsbratlon or the
holy communion with sermon. at 10%)
a. m.; Sunday school at 12:"; evetisong
and sermon, 7 p. in.

EAST Astana l. E. CHI.FI('II-'Thll
schism lor the 7 p. in. service will be»
That Fitz majority [or license in Sorwall:
and why we have time llamasble enorm-
itlesot lioness majorities. The public
are invited lobe preset“. (J. it. Pegg.
pestliv.

Anvss‘t Contents Ulii'lmi, Van
Zandt avenue. East Plantain—405m
preaching. Subjectui‘erpetual , ,.
1:30. communion service. All lisverv
invited to Jastlcipste. ll! m., Sunday
school. ll: , prayer and protuberanc-
tng. 7:8). preaching. Subject-elite
iarthotiiodandtbelaithot mellow ct
God. B. H. Tucker, pastor.
The .3» morals;
In thesvsniag the petite, itsv. E. 0.
preach

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833th ’lorwstlk. Conn.

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lotheAnsonlallrasstOupchu., m an.
lrset. Antonia. Conn. . Ill-St

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B connodatsdwithbcsrdatlio.m mo‘nd
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street~ South iiiorwalk.
A BlilGii'i'. TIDY Gilli. All EUR!!! P08
enlist ~old. A to ll ' ~
wood.s2'i'ayorsvenne. WI, ‘h ‘34:?»-
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FOB SKI-E.

Advertiawneatsnndsrthlshead, not
lines,ltluseflbtnltiinesblie.llassktlftimuun‘5

TR MILK DEALERS,

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X'. 0 Box Ill. ”91'

"381' Chase CABROOLIT, A . _
rains leather, and in am class orxdlcr. (.UR

used‘ouiy a few lines. Call and see it at Me.
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minors lie,atlmmwc, l «Enroll. I"

Till UPPER PART 0? A BOUSB'I'O HIV",
22 Lowe arrest. containing five rooms; no 88.
inquire o! A. Dickerlnan. nl-st
FLOOR ovall roar orrlcli’rOKor‘r—lcil
or small family. inquire oi C. Swmz, at Old
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Well Cigar Co.

l)ait'l‘0' HOUSE 0 v WOODWAED AVENUE.

.. fill; ‘51.?“ “3‘5"”..37. °“‘"' “‘° '
uses 0 :9 or :Gtoomlzl

lpquire of K A. Woodward. . 3'

IiOUSSCONTgINlNG'SIIE’ROgIS; "(23.88
mpro omen : rent 2 . shoe
0. Crows, South Norwalk. q tilt?"

FURNISHED FRONT soothes RAVILASD
1Bs‘vrset, S nth Norwaik. Sentences required.
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Till WOODW tRD nolmlAD—lt Boole).
. Bot and cold water, bath room. heatrrukc .
vrllh subliug [or five horses. cow stablm. thicken
houses to; rent w per month. inquire 01 C.
Dwanz, at old Well Cigar Company. 01: ll

0N3 BOUSI A'l' BLY'S NECK. 0N] AT
llln Oms.andonson 'i'nilss street. From

rmup. Appl to .lonnilJius . '2 West ..
§oulh Norwalk.’ pp ‘ 05"“

A new“. nee m . Wm... ..
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commences...» near.
LOST.
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— “a fixation) silos ms nu ntv

0 South Norwalk. or is South m
bie black cashmere rhawi. Finder will be rewarded
by leaving it at The sentinel ours on It

Dissolution Notice.
arm is bereb ven that the mill
N heretoforeerixla: under th- dr- same a?
flubbeli‘hrthol lsthlsdaydlssoi-ed bylntnsl

consent all nutstsndln scene is will be settled
by Otto Barthel. w‘i' his! I! “33111..

or-ro alla'rsol.
South Borwalk, October so. '81). it
Piano and Vocal Instruction
lnarlo ard \‘oral instruction will be given
Ils- Kittie liyun. «ll Franklin street, Sonia
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Pit-lied lip Adrift.
IN NORWALK "ARBOR. TUFDAT NIGHT.
a row boat about it feet long whlrb the owner

can have by paying charges. inquire at J. k. llay-
mond's. 03] 3t

 

arc-enamels:—
AIPLI acrommodslions tor Furniture. Irr-
chanolse. Ac Terms o application Trunks
sac-mm. titled-insult Iovtntrdone Mel
bolldllg. No. ts Water a rest. glamour Docs

olosw oarlrnn a ' .

THE NEW

FU HufllTURE STORE

nod 80! Wnshington St,

South Norwalk. last Ind ctlirldga.
runononn cons-ax. - Proprietor

Picture locki 0 etc. Prices
elllsnllygll'il'llkl I" M story

WARRRS!

Buggies, Spindles,
Family Wagons,
Baal Walls, Bliilell lulu.

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i RRRR 'l‘RP RRRRY

WAIIANTID.

ONLY $83.

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Other Wagons at Equally Low Prices.

 

 

 

 

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Callasdevsthsdgvtprirss. '

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Wrightlilynn,

' lFralrlillill Street, Sc. Hmalil.

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A'I‘
H. H. CAVANAGH’S

to. d CLAY STREET,

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MUSIC HALL,
monme“.

Saturday. Nov. 1.

TWO com '30“

lllillll's instill Rllillli
PECK’S BAD nor.

 

 

(GBIGORY'S rem.)
SOUTH NORWALK, . 00“.

HOUSE NOW OPEN.
SHORE DINNERS FOR PARTIES OF
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u. E. POWER
l! PBOI'HIITOD.

 

lxosllalt Company of Comedians, ‘ ‘ ‘ by
lewlnglsne

's Renowned Yankee (Mao,
Johnnie Prindle.
New Songs. New Ilnslc.
can. w. HEATH, — - Bole Issuer.

Stats new on sale at Iloyt‘s and Gregory's drug
stores. on

if i131”; “E Sir.
AN N UAL FAIR,

Dalila: Fuller Pill, Ill. 48,

GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC,

Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
lllov. 20, 21, 22.

Entertainment,
Jubilee Singers.
Dramatic Club.

Military Drill by Company of Young
Ladies.

Admission, - - i0 Celts

Look out lor the Fair Bulletin, “HARD TACK."
025 n) 8

A. s. FERRIS,

JEWELER.

Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Pine Watch Repairing a Specialty.
39 South Main t.. - South Norwnlk-

 

 

Notice to Contractors.

Till undervlgned, Committee en Streets and Side
wake of the City 0! Month Norwalk, will re-
uive bide ior laying curbs. gutters and Concletc
walks on loweslreet in said ci~y. in front of the
premises of Matthew Friend. Iiarzsret I Norton,
ohn H Kmppand Estate of .L-hu Ravine; also
on Grove street. in said city, in trout of premleeaol
Hairyt). Sly and Thom-la S Donaldson; also on
W ‘ ' ' alnuue in lrcntcfpremisesof Jeremiah
DenovunJr. and Estate at J lure Taylor, up to
Ionday. November ill, is“), at it! o'clock. noon.
The Commuter: reserve the right to rowel any or

All bids.
RICHARD .1. 007mm,,
030 st Committee on Slrerls and Sidewalks.

City As-esvnrs’ Notice.

‘NII. the undersigned. hereby give notice to all
. . and corpora ions liable to pay taxes
in the City or south Nor-air. that they unrequited
by law to ddiucr lo the sensors. or either of
them. on or brlore the let da 0! hovember. 1690
a ‘ or pnlltrd list. duh , siun d and sworn to
of all the property owned by them on the lsl. dry 0!
October. 1590. ilahle lo uxation. olherwlre ll wlll be
the duty at the Answers to mix» out each list ac
cording to their bra: Magnum. and knowledge and
d ten per oecL there o. which they by law are
compeilrd to do, and from which lists“! made there

noap .

ll. its-Listens be returned to the Assessors at
the Cit Council «cm on Hudson street. South
I . [remand inciur‘lug October lilth. use. to
and including November lat. ill 0. said Council
roumtobeoprn from 10 to 12 o‘clock a m.and
from file 5 o'clock p. m , and on Saturdays from 7
to ii o‘clock in the evening

Datsdal South horwalk October Bill, is”.
resonates 5 LYON
JOHN I. HICOIARDS.
WI [1. Sll‘i'll.

Assessors? Notice:

I. the undersigned. hereby ivc notice to all
persons and cor ions Ila is to pay taxes
int town of Ronni. that. they are required by
is to deliver to the AM or v ilher or than. on
or lore the in day or November. 1590. awrmen
or printed list, dated. signed std sworn lo,ol' all the
property owned by lilsln on the let day oi October.
mu. iiabe to taxatloo.o'berwiss I! shall be the
duty of the savanna to make out such llsl accord-
ing to their best Jurig neat and knowledge. anu add
lug Ten pores..t. infirm, which vhey by is: are
compelled to do, and (mm which lfisls so made there
is so aw or
N l1 - Llsts may be returned to the Assure". st
the Selectmea’s timer Bank [l Hiding. Norwalk,
and at lb- (‘usrcll Room, liavliand street. Mill
horwalk from and including lkmbtv lslb. ism to
and lncludin mvember lat, lewd, said ndlco to be
open [rem l to it 0‘: or- a m. and {mm 2 to 5
o clock 9 as . and on Saturdays from 7 to 9 o’clock
in the evening Listscanalso be reinlnrd at the
tulle-l l). Warren Filth 05.”
listed at bcrwaia, (Monet 5th, lam.
D. WAlillkN Pm'll
thKLlN t. TOLLK'i. Murmurs.
Jslflri IlTCliKhl._ i

Flesh confectionery.

The largest and choicest variety in ”I" city.

Gibson’s Illlported Fruit
Tablets, all llllvors.

 

’1 Armaora

former lattices“ mood now'ilc. ound.
'UWE‘IWD [imparts aud' (heroin-S’s we.

Tongs celebrated Sou Bertrand Cbtxolsirs is
born
lrusnald’s la pousdallll hail noului house.
no Amine lined lic p and.
sswrloaa lino all: pound,

tiers Candy t): mod
I‘llsgh Candy, Tadye, Broken Candy.

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for ”Cents the best ”Inner III
‘l'wsvss.

WHERE?

At lino ’s I'ullswsus lessons-

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Dinner. Ian-almond
new

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GOLD, SILVER, NICKEL

And all kinds of Oxydiud

PLATING

49 Water Street, South Nullall

Anything Plated. from a finger ring to a stove. A
ally made of table ware liedoishin and
hsrqurein all klrds of brass work. Chan eiiers.
pa, Candie Sticks, Verse. are. Guns.

,:locas and General Repairing done.

WORK DONE AT SIIOII‘I' NOTICE AND SAT-
“30 If IbI’ACI'ION GUARANTKID.

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Make special mention 0! some new
goods. Do you want new Mackerel,
white as chicken breast, fat and line,
here at 100 a pound. Round Herring,
for our German iliends at 5 cents a
pound. Fine as the finest are the Water-
bul'y Home, Shoulders and Bacon. We
sold them lest winter with solid entis
[action to all concerned. Home 14 cents.
Apples—Greenlngs and Baldwlna—at
$3.25 per barrel. New Raisins st 13 and
16 cents a pound. New Dried Apricots.
24 cents a pound. finest. New citron,
large, line, selected. Cape Cod Cranber-
ries. finest, 2qunrls {or 25 cents. 6,000
pounds (3 tons) of fine Delaware County
Dairy Butt: r, going at 25 cents a pound.
One thousand dollars’ worth of selected
Tess. It is easy to adVPl’llse to sell the
heat Tea, and then contess privately that
you don’t know anything about selecting
teas. That is not our plan. We know
we have good tea. We try well before
we buy. The best Tea [or 50 cents ll
pound in thls city. Since we told about
the fine quality of our Cufl'ee many new
custom-1s have sampled it, and some
have pronounced lt the beer to be haul
anywhere. Cwme and fly it n!

Dibble & lumslllck’l

RATS! RATS!

Fall Styles.

in all grades and colors of

Still and Soft lists. Silk lists.

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Boy's lists and (lap. 0:th lists for men and
boys. Sums soft flats for man a:

KNAPP’S,

91 Washington St.

 

Particular attention paid to
“sing, Cleaning and Ironing
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Bennett & Husled,

28 lain lit, 80. Norwaik.

Meals, Fish, RYSIBI‘S,

Fruits, Vegetables, Plum}, Etc

Of All Kindl- in Their Season.
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Ol' one dollar’s worth of Goods in our

Kl'l'lllEN DEPARTMENT.

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TO THE LADY,

1 bottle Byxby’s best. Shoe Dressing.

 

 

 

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TO THE GENT,

1 box, LARGE, with handle, Byxby’s best:

Holds good only for Saturday
and Monday.

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TRE BRSTRR SHIRE,

83 Washington Street.

SOUTH NORWALK, CT.

SRREIELR & RR”

Havejust purchased a large line of Carpets, including Mo-
quettes, Yelvets, Body and Tapestry Brussels. All the now:
makes of Ingrains, including Angora, Agra, Lowell and Harl- ~
ford, and all other makes. The largest stock ever shown in
this place, These goods will be sold at the old prices for the
next thirty days. After that the prices will be advanced in pro
portion to the new tarifi.

We have purchased a stock of Clocks, J aclrets. Capes, Plush
Sacques, etc.. from fl 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 w
will sell for 5 and 6 cents.

A good line of Apron Gingllnms from 5 cents up.

An imlllcllse stock of ribbons, commencing with No. 2, all
silk, lot 5 cents. The South Norwnlk store is stocked with a
complete line of Dry and Fancy Goods, all of which will be
sold at bottom prices.

We also propose to give away a Medical Book of 480 peg -.:
with every twenty dollars' worth of Goods Coupons to H
given out from each store with every dollar's worth. Twenty
c0upons secure the book.

SCOFIELD & HOYT

Norwnlk and South Homalk.

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SECRRR - Hill] FURNITURE

AND

Household Goodsof All Kinds.

Cash Paid for Goods or hold on
Communion.

 

 

 

 

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No. 22 NORTH IAIN STREET

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