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lla- Yuk Ileana Weather Forecasts.
it 3fills storm yesterday morning, attend-
, , ht snow near Lake Ontario, has
_ to Blush: Lauwrenoge Valley. hIi
, I!“ y o ow: , anot er
Waumblems,
”harness Lake Superior. The
will move east southeastwardly,
. v , by snow sndaoool wave on
linguist tomorrow. ‘In this district to-
diy slur weather will probably prevail,
g th‘lllght temperature changes and
“ t waterlywinds, becoming variable,
rising temperature. In the
Kiddie States air, slightly warmer
"iii-thou and light westerly to fresh
Ilutherly winds will prevail tonday, fol
lowed _by cloudiness in and near the
.Jiakadtskicts, and in New England fair,
iightlycclder weather and light west-
wtnds. On Thursday in this city
, , section and in New England fair to
My cloudy, warmer weather will prob-
‘ahly prevai , with southerly winds, be-
morning high 01! the coasts, followed by
Iain: or snow in the northern parts of
aha-cation and in New England, and on
Friday partly cloudy, cooler weather,
M by rain or snow on the coasts
north“ Sandy Hook. European steam-
ers now leaving New York will have
ill! winds mostly westerly to
g: : ' ”automatic-aloft".
Sunrises I Sunsets High tide Low tide
F3.” ' 4.42
5.46
:‘ Amman of the depot platform in this
é lil- heing replanked to-day.
Oflc'er. Samuel Ireland has returned
frnms successful hunting trip in the
M,“ Danbury. .
This tramp room at the borough lock-
up, mandated 125 tramps during
in, thof October.
“ell-increase“ lard, 10 cents a
pound, at F. Hayes’ market.
Jdlu Donnelly, formerly at Dorlon’s
5,, .3, Enlist, has accepted a position with J. H.
“ Hoyt, inf the borough.
[’1 intifibrwalrcoonoiiorumiessriends
1.. will hold their regular meeting in the
“Hellenism rooms, Gazette
L:1 W N "Win89. ‘
‘i J“ M Oiled by a graduate opti-
WNovember 10, at E. B. Hoyt’s.
imhnard of engineers of the Norwalk
lira department will hold ameeting to
minnow evening, when the date of the
annual inspection of the department will
he decided upon.
Empire lodge, I. 0. 0. IX, of Green-
wish, will visit Butler Lodge this even-
M and witness the working of the inte-
fly ‘ degrees upon a prominent
' :walkbutchsr.
w. s - ‘ —-————
Mennonite" at bottom prices.
m Sheldon, contractor.
‘ '. ——-———-——
The Ladies’ aid Society of the East
avenue-I. E. church will meet at the
adduced Henry Jones this evening,
j fillet Henry Seymour’s, as announ-
ln, yesterday’s paper.
.fishilllardandpocl tournament on-
dutbaasspiess of Old Well Book «it
_- 1* company will commence next
ii {Manning and will continue on
{1, “Haulage for several weeks.
-&nail frail hams, 12 cents a pound,
at If. Bayes’ market.
‘A large delegation from Old Well
“figs, 1'. l A. l, will visit St. John's
will!» 8. of Bridgeport, this even.
lag... is expected that there will be
Ian’s-as!!!” tabs advantage of this
é-fl. B. Hoyt will have in his employ
O m Optician after November 10.
“A; sass named Charles Ferris was be-
. Ilia Knapp this morning charged
ohm Not having the neo-
_ mantel moneywlth which to
‘ he was taken to Bridgeport
5%?“ Yolltasr.
My to csnta a foot. Wllllaln
mum.
12.00
g.
, no lamhllfcr thsFlrstOongrega-
”mutualudnnd know at
, “a ' dockswaitlng the arrival
"i. “eat whowill have charge of
,III the hslfry of the church.
“new in us will beshippsd heck
am sadmgslacsatsa
, “ , nfthlscity,lssuflsrlng
,Misslsslsoranaeotdsat that he»
flit-#41
F.Tollss'bcashop.ln
thswollnwlng: Sunday night
t‘ssads
II 0"
ourolsrgymsn, coming from Oskvills,
wasspssdlng bcmcward tabs in time
for his evening service, he was startled
by wild and incoherent cries In the vicina
try of W. Like a good christian
brothsrrsadyatalltlmes tolcodabalpv
lngband tothnse in need and distress,
he sent his Iron horse along at the top of
its spud and arrived soon at thaspot
whence the cries for help had come.
Here the headlight on his bicycle reveal~
ed to him a woman, with two little
children In her arms, who was looking
over the ground for something she had
lost. Although being in agreat hurry
to get home, he alighted from his iron
horse and anisted the woman in her
search for the lost article. Fancy his
astonishment when the flash of the head
light revealed to him a whiskey bottle
about half full, lying on the ground.
Judging from the condition of the wo-
man that she had had enough, he confis
sated the bottle, telling her she could
have the bottle when she got sober, and
giving her his name and address. But
now another voice was heard and this
time from a carriage near by.‘ The
found the husband of thawomaa, who
seemed perfectly seller, but anxious to
get back the bottle which had fallen
from the carriage. Fearing that a com-
plaint might be made against him for
keeping property not belonging to him,
the clergy man gave up the bottle, mount-
ed his own horse and started with all
the speed he could muster on the home
stretch, having lost ten precious minutes
in aiding the woman to find her whiskey
bottle.
an. seams “Er races.
To be Speeder! Over thojflnow In New
for: and Boston.
The New Haven Palladium says: The
race between William Neely‘s horse
Monkey Rolls and the Hubinger Brothers
mars Maud, which waste have taken
place last Thursday, will take place this
week Thursday or Friday for $500 a side
at the Elm City Driving park. Alter
this Mr. Neely intends to take the horse
to Boston and New York for a week
each, when snow flies, and show some
of the fast steppers of those places a
thing or two. But outside of this Mon-
key Rolls will pace no more until next
spring. Mr. Boss. Mr. Neely’s driver,
believes that next year Monkey Rolla
will lower his record from 2:15 to 2:12;.
and the horse, if it exhibits the speeds
expected, will be placed in the 310,000
race at Charter Oak park next year.
Mr. Neely expects to make a trip to Ken-
tucky in the course of the winter, with
a view of purchasing a mate to Monkey
Rolls. He already has an eye on a fam-
ous trotter, and if it can be purchased
he will secure it.
GIFT PRESENTATIONS.
To be Discountenancad on the Consolidat-
ed Bond-Notice to Employees.
General Manager Turtle discounten-
ances the presentation of gifts among
employers and employed on the Consoli-
dated road, believing the system to be
productive of bad influences. There has
been considerable doing in this line of
late, and it has induced hlr. Tuttle to
prepare a circular on the subject for dis-
tribution. It is as follows:
The presentation of gifts of value be-
tween ofilcers, heads of departments,
and employees generally, or the accent-
ance by them of gratuities from persons
having, or likely to have, business rela
lions with the company. is detrimental
to its best interests. Superintendents
and heads of departments will make this
fact known throughout their respective
departments, and with discountenance
the circulation of all subscription papers
among the employers.
Hr. Tuttle believes that for the best
interests of the road the temptation to
present gifts should not be encouraged.
On the other hand he is desirous of see‘
ing the system broken up.
TOLD IR A LINE OR TWO.
Hatters Worthy of Ilsntlon from Ivory
Quarter of (lonnaotlout.
"Steeple Charlie," a”woll known
steeple repairer from Massachusetts,
has been engaged in reparing the cross
on St. Mary‘s church In Norwich. He
took down the old cross and ,' " a
new one on top of the steeple without
aid frcm any one. The new cross
weighs about 300 pounds. He will re-
ceive €350 for the job.
The railroad commissioners have order-
ed a hearing « for Friday, November 'I, at
Bridgeport, to have all the tracks fenced,
all the crossings guarded with gates and
all whistling stopped within city limits
on all railroads running Into that place.
The steamer Frederick Ives, of New
Haven, which went ashore off Norwalk
during the late high tides, was floatsd
by the Baxter Wrecking company by the
use of pontocna. The Ives is uninjured.
This is one of the large boats of the Eln-
ptrs Transportation company, used In
towing coal boats from ports beyond
New York, chlelly to Bridgeport and
New Haven.
At the regular meeting of the Connec-
ticut Probate Assembly to be held at
Room 72, Capiwl building, Hartford,
Wednesday, November 12. at 10a. in.,
the following questions will be presented
for discussion: '
After theordsrforsals of real estate
Is made by the Court, under Sec. 600, of
the revised Slalom. Is It necessary that
the Courtshoald make any further order
before the ciluveyancs of the estate
ordered soldf
Ateatatrlx directed that harcash as-
ssls bedlvlded into four rqaal shares.
To the children of a deceased brother
clergyman‘approauhed thecarrlage and ’
W lists. ~ . isms
levelli- Mm ‘7
,. Malawian.
WM
., marslnms.
a only Isa-ails.
If. B. Lsavltt. the proprietor of the
"Bolder and Fly" company. which will
appear in Norwalk shortly Is one of the
busiest managers in America. Besides
owning the “Spider and Fly," which Is
a gorgeous production, he is proprietor
of the popular Bush Street Theatre. San
Francisco; the new Windsor Theatre.
Chicago, and the Broadway Theatre,
Denver, the handsomest play houses in
the West. He also controls the Califor-
nia tour of Haggis Mitchell. Aronson
Casino Opera company. and several
others. Manager Lsaviu will personally
look after the “Spider and Fly" com-
pany’s interest during a greater portion
of the season.
noises in last Norwalk.
The residence of George 8. Bell in
East Norwalk was entered by theives
last night. A gold ring was among the
articles taken. The work was evidently
done by inexperienced bands and it is
hoped that they will be brought to jus-
tice before long.
m sum”... lira.
This afternoon, at 1;“ o'clock, it was
discovered that a mattress to George
Byxbee‘s house, Day street. was on fire.
The alarm was sounded from box No. 4
The services of the department were not
required as the fire was easily extin-
guishod.
:‘II Accidental Iii-stiurzsliun.
A )‘uullg l‘l~‘l'L.-llltlil I12.11":(allowing: 1::
a curtain i'uuiutuy ihtl'l n. l l: cl u...- Luvrl lur-
turle In Islam will u lv‘ll' Elk'l' i'il.(‘:“ (laughter
wast)! 12ml llllLilll' ls'l-l :i;ii,>.,-;li‘:iiii-u Willi-ll
equally Mums: iiivu ml at! profs-mulls.
The young: lwupir‘ n. :im iii-lgliltxrli-vui
gradually Irv-i-ili-ii- I'llllVlili‘vhl illilt u "liullvli"
was ill pl'llgi'r'~:~, :xml mzzin nor.- the lilr-lilllill:
lug Winks :uioi lIU-l.‘ \Yllull \l'olwnwem tn—
gefllul‘. Bull l lll.lll.l;‘;l‘ll in CN'HP“ t‘lllllltrl‘llah“
metll pri-[ly \vull Ulllil :tli unlucky owning
during mm of Hum: llll'l‘lliig“ it'll-3n- every
one tells his or her “r'xpcl'lu‘nm‘ " This young
lady had just spnki‘u. when, us she. took her
seat, I >l.lll'l.t‘(l the panel .th Motlimliat hymn:
I Live flit-ll, l law “101‘.
Tlmu knows-st very well:
lint how much I lure thee
I never can tell.
It was too much for the congregation——
New York Press
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
lllfll Eilfllfl Illlll lllilll'lllllill,
WASHINGTON STREET
South Nor-walk. Conn.
sum if
. WANTED.
Advertisements under this headset exceed 5
llues.ltlmslbc..3tlmsstidc,lweek8100. lng
ATIAIB'I'Kltr-IO '1' Bl £03m moos-
trlousaudaso worker aw to or ad-
dre-l'f'Jlstes. xlaniarien, u. n58
LAOW’I'H'E BILPIB Al‘ [IVS—COR-
N“ Shem. If!“ hsva hadrons expatlflloa
Apply as above. um
Yemen user so “Eran“... oso
my“?! ed y will. I. STKVINS, M So.
lain street, Booth . urwal it? at
AYOUNG LADY TO WORK Ill DIM???-
o I
A BRIGHT TIDY GIRL A8 NURSE mu
chads riold. Apply tolrs. B 8 Lock—
woo I, ll! Ta) or avenue. cm."
FOR SALE.
Advertisuncnts under this head, not exceeding 5
lines, 1 tI-stlic. 8 times one. 1 week $1.00.
AFIRB'I‘ CLASS CABROOLIT, ALI. CUR-
Iains leather. and In first class order. Bren
used only a few times. Call and res It at Its-
l.esn‘s Carriage Repository. at if
0 choice bulldlng lots slut on feet hour, on
West avenue Apply W. o. BAIIIB. or
I. I. BOY'I'. m tf
bro
17° ”FF;
".1an under this lie-o. singing".
lines. l time the. s tine-soc. l week tron.
L008 Oi‘lit POST OFFICE FOR omens
or small family. Inquire of C. Swans, at Old
Well Cigar Co. on if
AB'I'O’ HOUSE ()1 WOODWABD AYKNUI.
rent 89: water In; cnulpletc order. Also a
house In last NorwaIk; good order: 6 rooms: 813
Inquire of I. A. Woodward.
I 01181! CONTAINING SIX ROOMS; IODKRN
improvements: rout 811w. Inquire of James
0. Crown, Booth Norwalk. 025 ll
‘URNIIIIIID PROFIT 1100!,” Illli'lLAND
'1'ka nth Norwalk. Befrrrncu l’umlulfl.
018 w
Till WOODW ski) BOID‘TBAIL— M 1100's.
list and cold water, bath room heater. to ,
with slabllug for Me his-as, cow stables. chicken
hours can root as per month. Inquire of c.
swim. at tile Wall olw Company. on u
NI sonar a-r rat's snail. outfit
Ilvaovasudoneon Tones street Irma
on . a toJcaull.Kas ’8 West at.
{ledger-W PP. ' call '
P'LIABANT noun IN A CONVINIIN'I'
chad
some daring
sndhcar'dhéooa .lraJ.l
W" mac nfltf
Money to Instr.
Ilsuatsc' fro-imam to soon on first rncrt.
gags city prop riy. also two or than desirable
ranll. Taylor a Golden, Washington street. on It
Piano and Vocal lnslructlosr
Piano and Vocal Instruction will be given
list Kittie "you,“ nauklln street, so
Norwals.
nl-lw
NOTICE.
Ntdlcslshersby given that spplicatloa will be
maths asst General Assembly of the Sta'a
of connsrtkutfor a divisionof ths’l'ownof Nova
wall into two towns. all St
NOTICE.
otlcelshervby gives that alien will
stratum-antenatal“ nftbelitata
thouynfnsotk acrwalafer
alteratlcufisf'ischsnsr sail the cascading of
totaefl' llssssas
lselsas fluwal asdall lsrylstasma
cflsrwallwltalssuchprcpoasallsas. out
scones 11.. altruistic“,
Furniture Dealer.
IlsuStorslGhilliainrt, Ilorwslk
an. furnishing Undertaker.”
he
of
II
ill
I.
Dperallo
turtlay. November '8th.
' on IIOB‘I' ONLY. '
I Will: ltau I B Wining-Ii!
cent Bpataanfia'rdi'aotoallmlc
Spider alibi.
Ill tsllb grand dilllarllt .
W. "2rd... ""
r “ liulnnsVuons, up.
males! Btu Dollls steam. lI-Jcssls
Ennis, illustrious-i Iain w. ”Wm"
11qu {fit-nan. silos-l last.
llssklttyclark, IIIVIctorialorI
www.m-
rilu anil‘onieua. Il-a Iinnts heroic.
The most realistic transformations.
tricks. aces-stall
res
Ills (rants
2W.
tyfiupsricr excelhsu, full of wonder-
tantalum-eat“ “ B
.esprrcvs . Bests sle's
W at s p. m. horas
mmmlhs‘ifihimnwt. no
1111810 Hall.
ANNUAL FAIR,
Suluuu auu .Pllll‘liillllll
Buuului Fuller Pull, Nu. 483‘
GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Nov. 20,251, 22.
Entertulnmcnl,
Jubilee Slngcra.
Dramatic Club.
Military Drill by Company of Youn
Ladies.
I
Admission, 10 Cents
look out for the Fair Bulletin, "HARD TACK."
025 n1 8
11068. 11068. DOGS.
Always on hand, a full line of
BATIIING SOAP, FLBA BXTERNINATOR,
IANOB URI, PILLS P 'R DISTIIIPIB.
BPRA S 1.00 BISCUIT, Btu. Etc.
GUNS. GUNS. GUNS.
' A full line of
sinus. ssor cuss AND streams or am.
slaps siseiso racsca asp srosrrso
GOODS ALSO resolution or an.
pmnrrrms en sus macro
'I‘O dunes yr
No. 4 WATER STREET,
lilulu
NORWALK.’
l luuiuuui
Make special mention of some new
goods. Do you want new lack-WEI,
while as chicken breast, fat and line,
here'at 16c a pound. Round Herring,
for our German friends at 5 cents a
pound. Fine as the finest are the Water-
bury Hams, Shoulders and Bacon. We
sold them last winter with solid sails
faction to all concerned. Home 14 cents.
Apples—Grecninge and Baldwins—at
$8.25 per barrel. New Raisins at 13 and
18 cents a pound. New DI’IPd Apricots.
II cents a pound, lint-st. New citrus,
llrge, line, selected. Cap» Cod Brenner
rise. finest, 2 quarts for 25 cents. 6,000
nude (3 tons) of fine Delaware County
)giyy Butt- r, going at 25 cents a pound.
One thousand dollars‘ worth of selected
Teas. It israsy It) advertise to sell the-
best Ten. and then confess privately that
you don't know anything about selecting
tees. Thalia lint our plan. We know
we have good tea. We try Well before
we buy. The best Tea for 50 cents a
pound in this city. Since we told about
lhl' line quality of our Cullen many new
customers have sampled lt, and some
have pronounced it the best to be had
anywhere Come and try it or
minus i iuusiuuk’s
uluulilu.
. - M. {9
Cater for Weddinzt. Parties or Sect;
lies in First-class Style.
Waarsnowprspsrailto
Satisfaction; W Guaranteed.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN.
ii hill} “0+
To 'l'lll COIIIBIIIOHIBB 0' Pflm
coca-n
mudwvlgnrd hereby Ilrsfnr a license b
ssll spirituous and Intoxlg‘lsg Llamas drag-
gls.‘s lesnsspussaamlothelawsoftslsltstsacw
lnfosccrsat ta-Ihssalacf itlcxlesllu liq“.
atlhansl lhseltyofllcshflcr sit at.
lsldcosaty. sIWaahlngtcaslrast.
lnsald era:
of
mm. 0 . C OPINION.
Dust at loath Norwalk, the 81st day of luster,
“and the followindve slsctm slim:
1
a .
Rodger or tannins. rows or ma.
at or III.
”attain?“ “E
Mnfllmmhltt
“neutrals - '~
fans. at lasts» .
portion to the new tarifi.
will sell for 5 and 6 cents.
sold at bottom prices.
given out from each store with
‘ coupons secure the book.
SCOFIELD & HOYT
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
Have just purchased a large line of Carpets, including tMo-
quettes, Velvets, Body and Tapestry Brussels. All the new
makes of Ingrains, including Angora, Agra, Lowell and Hart-
ford, end 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-
Wc have purchased a stock of Clocks, J tickets, Capes, Plush
m Sac lies, etc. from it bankrupt house in New York, and the
goods will be sold cheap. Please compare ‘prices before buying.
We have just purchased a case of Stan
A good line of Apron Ginghsms 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 it Medical Book of 480 pages
with every twenty dollars’ worth of Goods.
and prints which we
Coupons to be
every dollar’s worth. Twenty
WMilINS!
Buggies, Spindles,
Fulllli y Wagons,
Ruui Wauuui, Business Wauuui.
l 6001] I‘ll RUGBY
'ABBANI‘ED.
ONLY $85.
OIher Wagons at Equally Low Prices.
Also. second hand Buggies, Wagons, etc.
Oall and see them, and get prices.
a 'M ' ’
Wright Flynn,
Franklin Street, 80. Norwaik.
al-lw
GOLD. SILVER, .‘ilCKEL
And all kinds of Oxydiud
PLATING
Done at
Anything Plated. from a dngrr ring to a store.
specialty made of table wnri' Refinishing and
Lacqurfln all kinds of brass wort: Chandeliers.
Hanging pa, Candi»- le'liti. Vlh-e'. etr Guns,
Parole. locus and General Rewiring done.
WORK DONE AT SHORT NOTICE AND SAT-
aua) I! l? FACTlUS GUAIIANTEKD.
Bennett & Husled,
28 lists St" 80. Norwiilk.
quis, Fun, flisuuus,
Fruits, Vegetables, Puuluuu, in:
Of All Kinds in Their Seal-on,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAII
:2 l BKNNI'I’I‘ I rl "VOTE“
8. n. BAKER,
SECDIIII - HAND FURNITURE
AND
Household Goods of All Kinds.
“n-4,”--.
Cash Paid for Goods or hold on
Commission.
_. __..... .. _.
No. 22 NORTH lIAlN STREET
odl 3a SOUTH NORWALK.
JACOB M. LAY'TON,
l salletatcandllcosesmt Ilenersllnnurancr!
A at «Fire, Life and Accident. Ocean
Schumann and manage. Drafts
or)?
9 Info“. Rotary Public‘ aclho'laltrmehl!
fist" lruad ‘I’icse's, Baggage (lucked at bro
I loo,
‘5 Wham-gaw- arr-ct. Next to Post Olen.
Still 'l'll Mill W I LR. l"l‘.
"" FURNITURE STORE
m and IN Washington at.
loath BovwaIL ht m of bridge.
runonostn contrasts, — proprieta-
fitters Its—0‘ lacking Gums etc. Prices
dualism-amt I malty
'Ilil’lll Bliillii 01111129!
"amen. com
I80!!!“ samunan as.
a ’ ~- “Man-am
"u
ales-u
for £1 upwards and Inns, Orders to all parts ,
AT
M. H. CAVANAGH’S
No. 4 CLAY STREET,
Can be found a full assortment of
Miuuiuuul
Reduced Prices.
031 If
A. S. FERRIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
line Watch Ber-lung a Specialty.
89 South Iat- t.. - South Nor-all.
HATS! HATS!
F all Styles.
In all grades and colors of
Still and Soft flats, Silk Hilts.
Boy‘s flats and traps. Crush lists for men laml
boys. Nutrla soft Hats for incl: :il
KNAPP’S,
Particular attention ,rnlit tr-
Fixing, Cleaning and Ironing
nillt "tall. :29
R1. N PflINT.
(masculine POINT)
SOUTH NORWALK, -
CONN.
Huuuufluuumliluiuu
Oysters fresh from the surround-
ing sealers served In every
. fl alylrr. ‘
J. E. POWER
a'l If PHOPRIBTOR.
Tl!“ liau Iuiuru iiui Lilli!
"fllld edits will glve you on Kndowment
Policy of 31W) parable at 7.0 ,ears of armor at
death. If prior: orlve mlsa day will give yous
Life Puller fer sin». and you do not one what
you ban paid In, ever-i If you stop paying. any year
after three Connecticut General Life Insurance
Company, of nanlorll
II. II. L'BDIIIDIIU, Agent.
Washington strssn Data ftcrwalk.
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Holiday Photographs
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prices.
agree with us.
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Standing.
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value.
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9
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91mm.
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c will buy one
C will buy one
Faille Ribbon.
c will buy two
c will buy one
c will buy one
c will buy five
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a mere fraction of
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SOUTH
E have set out to prove to the people of South Nor’walk
that they can buy goods cheaper at home than outside.
We think we can safely
own light if you do not take advantage of some of the special
HOSIERY.
We are taking the lead and our intentions are to keep it.
Now if you will take notice what we offer you for Be you will
0 will buy one yard of No. 7 Gro Groin,
0 will buy two
9c will buy ten spools Black Twist.
ITCHEN
c One Parlor Broom, worth lllc.
Stove Polish, (regular) price So cake.
(3 13-0 Stove Polish, worth 50 a cake.
regular 14c.
c Three Wire Glasses, this sale only.
9 ‘ Pot. Sixty feel Clothes Line.
cOne Maple Bowl. One Eng. Lamp Chimney, this sale
only. One Glass Pitcher, value 15c.
90 Twelve Lamp Wicks.
One Spice Box.
say that you will be standing in your
Remember they hold for only one week.
Come early—for on some of the lots we have only a limited
quantity.
pairs Ladies’ Fancy Striped'Hose.
pair Ladies’. Fancy Striped, East Black or
90 will [buy one
Grey, Mixed Hose. Would be cheap at 15c per pair.
90 will buy one pair Children’s Fast Black Hose in all sizes.
Well worth 12lc per pair. .
9c will buy one Gents’ Linen Collar, either Turn Down or
pairs Geuis’ Mixed Hall—Hose. Excellent
pair Gents’ Mixed HalI'Hosc. Would be
cheap at 150 per pair.
N OTIONS.
Now is the accepted time, but it lasts only during this sale.
c will buy We papers of English Pins, twelve rows to the
Ladies’ F alloy Bordered Handkerclliels.
Card of Buttons, two dozen on a card.
c will buy one Curling Iron.
Spools Busting Cotton,
c will buy one skein of Saxony Yarn, best quality.
0 will buy one yard Cord Rocking, cream, white or black.
bottle Florida Water.
pair Dress Shields.
Satin Edge,
bottles of Gilbert's Tripple Cologne.
bottle of Bradley’s Toilet Perlume.
c will buy four bottles of Petroleum Jelly.
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bottle of Petroleum Jelly either
cakes of Bees Wax in while only.
boxes assorted Hair Pins.
c will buy ten Lead Pencils, with rubber attached.
pair Bangle Bracelets in Silver.
9c 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c
DOMESTICS.
In this department we offer positiVely the greatest bargains
We have ever ofiered at any special sale.
. The price we ask is
their real value.
ll yds Apron Gingham ll yds Striped or
Checked Seersucker. TWO yds Standard
Calico. One Colored Napkin. Two White
Napkins. ll vds Canton Flannel, bleached
or unbleached One yd Lonsdale Cambric
Two yds Toweling, bleached or unbleached.
One yd Glass Torveling. One yd Crown
'l'oweliiig, all linen. One Nice Towel. One
pound Cotton Button. 'lwo Wash Cloths.
1.5 yds Shelf Oll Cloth. One yd Lace Scrim.
Ono yd Figured Scrim. Two yds Cheese
Cloth. Two yds Unbleached Muslin One
yard Bed Ticking, worth l2lc. Two yds
Fancy Plaid Dress Pattern.
DEPARTME
c
WILLQBUY 2
Two cakes Rising Sun
Four cakes A:—
One Oil Bottle,
'I'wo Decorated Bone Dishes (special)
Ono Tea or Coll'ec
Eleven doz Clothes Pine.
1 Glass Sugar Bowl.
Om,- Coal Sieve. One Scrub
Four Crystal Glasses. Om: Whisk Broom. One
(2 Lamp Shade.
Three Tin PROS.
2 Large Lamp Cliililiicyii.
Three Pic Tins.
One Duster.
One bottle llirish’s
Um: Nickel Hammer. One
Wood, regular price Me. One Large Milk
One Salt Holder. One Baker.
90 Pail. Ullt, Still Box.
Onc Platter. Ollc Buckingham Tea Pot. One Pitcher.
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