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new task liar-am wsasnsr torso-sis.
‘Md wave thresteoinz the north-
oftbrs apogee am Wednesday
”I, KI , , a e ion now
“mu Nb high so and mmg. north-
‘ Qll‘s ' ‘ The weather is abnormally cold in
“to northwest. In this district to day
if“ , fair to pslrtly Eltllngiy‘we:the|:
l prevai . wit i to res
y , m winds, preceded and lollowed
gt onand near the coast line. In
a le States today slightly warm-
er fair to partly cloudy weather and
southerly winds will prevail, pre-
coded by fog on the New Jersey coasts,
and fonflgaed‘py‘omidn nealr :lhs lakes. In
pew an ay s ig tly warmer,
'fair to partly cloudy weather and fresh
southerly winds will revail. followed
southeaster sud easterly
winds and. colder, clo y weather, with
a oondderable increase of storminess
martbsooasts near and north of Cape
.god. é)“ Saturday Iin this section rand
, cw ngland party cloudy to clou y,
colder weather will probably prevail,
with fresh to brisk southeasterly to
northeastcrly winds in front of the
storm moving east from the lake region.
and followed by rain in the northern
maul this section and in New Eng-
. The outlook for Sunday is gener
ally fair and colder in both sections.
lust-re Almanac m Tonia—arrow.
Blurb! I Sunsetsl High tide I Lowtide
16.34 4.40 7.49 1.08
m. M-
I Eben Hill, of South Norwalk, has
beengranted a patent for an air com-
pro-or.
A delegation of Bridgeporters were in
town lastevening to witness the Demo-
cadendebrstioa.
‘ OldWeIl Hook and Ladder and Putc
nsm Bose companies have each been
mud with Why Jeremiah Donovan.
-8mall fresh hams, 12 cents a pound,
at P. Hayes’ market.
Thedamage done to George Byxbes’s
house by fire on Wednesday was very
slight, theless probably not exceeding
Crofut a Knapp are to build a one-
stosy addition to their factory. corner of
Halo and Union streets. The addition
will he ovm the allies.
The American Mechanics will dedicate
their new ball on Water street next
Weill-by evening, after which they
will give a ball at the Opera House,
—8ewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
A Hartford despatch summarizing the
latest phase of the political contest in
Connecticut, will be found in Tar: Scru-
m‘e telegraphic columns to-day.
lb Ella Willmott entertained a party
of hit friends on Tuesday afternoon at
as home on Elm street, the occasion
being the seventh anniversary of her
‘ Curtis B. Smith, formerly of this city.
writss from Kearney, Neb.. that his
health Is the Improve and that in his
blslnam relations he is getting along
very nicely. ,
-—-H. B. Hoyt will have rin his employ
a graduate optician after November 10.
Rev. C. E. Torrey, formerly pastor of
the Norwalk Baptist church. now of
Dental, Ill., delivered an addrem on the
til“ ”Cblitlah Endeavor Society,” he-
fesstbsBsptist ministers of that state
on October 21.
In order toacoommodate patrons of
tbsOpwaflouss living on the line of
the Danbarysnd Norwalk road. Ifauagsr
Stanley bssmsaged to have the 10:82
It'll train from Norwalk held until the
close of the psrformsnco of "The Spider
andthetnylf‘m-mormw night.
'Tbetl'i‘és b’otw‘eeu‘Willlam Nesly’s poo»
er. Innkey Rolls and the Hubingsr
Brothsss' mare lisud, will take place at
the Hill City Driving park this afternoon
atfsar o’clock. Admission will be free
bflwlloddrs to witness it. Several
Boil ‘lforwslk horsemen contemplate
“toner Haven tones the race.
4A hash supply of those fancy Indian
Indus-baskets just received at No.
Q Iain street. Secure your
7 gifts now.
runny afternoon, while lira. 0. D.
m and In. Charles Squire. of the
w, wereout driving, their horse
Isis-s frightened at the steam roller
w in mamdamlslng the road at West
in“ and Arch street. The horse
We: fullspssdsndbutfor the
of the ladies. sy would
“the wood sewer running
” ”(ism link ofAnn strsst,
.hvs
M
tobsmadslansd. as the
_ retire wouldsrotsbty
Paulo Council. 0.
firm i them degree,_ an seven oscill-
dstss last evening.
Johnshsrman was beforsJudgsKnapp
this morningchargsd with drunkenness.
He was fined ti and costs.
The newly elected Board of (louncll-
meu and Iisyonelect Wm. B. Reed held
an informal meeting last evening.
-—Frcsh pork and sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at F. Hayss’ market.
Swsrla a Coth will commence work
at once in erecting their new building
on Washington street. The tint iloor
will bsoccuplsd as a tip printing and
hattsrs’ supplies establishment.
Ground was broken yesterday for the
new chapel at the corner of West ave-
nue and Berkeley street. Mrs. W. K.
James was present, as was also the
building committee of the parish.
”Wesson fitted by a graduate opti-
cisn after November 10, at B. B. Hoyl'e.
‘ The Union Gospel Terri c'e Reform
association had another large attendance
at their entertainment last evening; ‘It
was a big success socially and netted a
neat sum for the society’s treasury.
Conrad Engel, Apell’s popular barber,
is the happiest Democrat voter in town.
No one knows how lucky he was, but as
he has a pet hobby for betting on every-
thing it is conceded that “he was in it.”
—Curbing, 50 cents a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
An old landmark in the shape of an
Wisemsn pronerty on Main street, bor-
ough, was removed yesterday. It is said
to have been set out by Bradley Banks
nearly one hundred years ago.
The Wheel Club held a meeting in
their room over J. A. Farriugtou’s mar-
ket last evening. Twelve new members
were admitted. George Van Alstyne,
president of the club, Emery Stevens
and Harry Bouton were appointed a
committee to purchase a pool table.
-—Home-rendered lard, 10 cents n
pound, at F. Hayes' market.
Writing concerning the Y. P. S. C. E..
from Decatur, Ill, Rev. C. E. Torrey.
formerly president of the Norwalk Union,
says: “They are hardly up to old Con-
necticut here. although doing good work.
My own people are enthusiastic. Twenty-
two joined our C. E. last night, making
no in the society now."
——Mlss Emma Finch. of Stamfordl
graduate of the Merrill Business College,
has been placed in the office of Wheeler
A: Wilson Sewing Machine 00.. Broad-
way, New York, as stenographer and
typewriter operator.
The Ridgefield Press says that Charles
H. Valden will not engage in the coal
business in Norwalk, as a contemporary
stated,but has secured an excellent situa-
tion with the Yost 'I'ype Writer Com-
pany, Bridgeport, where he will for the
present reside. Ila-Governor Lounsbury
and George Inunsbury are largely inter-
ested in the concern.
The whistle of the Norwalk and South
Norwalk Electric Light company was
vigorously blown for the tire in this city
this morning, and a large number of the
borough firemen were out. The blaze
was reflected on the sky, looking as
though it was in the borough, and it was
only through the good judgment of the
rung. ____‘_«_
—leen away! On Saturday, Nov. 8,
test linings to ladies interested in having
a perfect and easy fitting dress. All are
cordially invited to call. No. 12 Main St.,
Miss Collins’ Millinery Store, South Nor-
walk, Conn. ____
Vice-President Stevenson, of the
Houaatouic system, was asked if there
was any truth in the rumor that Super-
intendent McNeil, of the Bhspsug Rail-
road, was to resign in favor of some one
connected with the Housatonic Railroad.
(lolonel Stevenson replied that the? was
not award of truth in it, so faras be
was aware. and did not know where
such a story originated.
“reunions“:
A Talented Young Lady.
One of the many features in the panto-
mimic extravaganza “Spider and My,"
is the clever dancing of Dollie Shearer.
An exchange recently spoke of the
charming dancer and actress. thus: “One
of the most pioneer and attractive mem-
bers of the Spider and Fly’ company, is
bliss Dollie Shearer. Pretty, graceful
and vivacious, she is not only one of the
best dancers on the stage, but she ls able
to play one of the leading characters
with intelligent dramatic ability."
’l'hs Largest Dog In the World.
Station’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin company
claims this honor. The dog in question
weighs 203 pounds, stands thirty-lip
inches high to the shoulder and measures
seven feet from tip to tip, and cost lir.
Stetson $1,000. , lie was originally the
property of the Cur of Bowls and was
presented by him to Miss largurits Fish,
the well known actress, and sold by her
to Ir. Brsdsnhurg, of museum fame,
and was exhibited by him in all the lead-
ing cities of the United States and can
be seen daily in the monster street pa-
rade given by the company which will
exhibit at the Opera House next Tuesday
evening.
‘ “Its Insect "
Manager Hoyt has booked the Boston
(dainty Comic Opera company for two
nightsnsxt wesk-Iondsy and Tuesday.
Monday night the company will produce
"ha Iasmtts.” They some highly
recommended and will, without doubt,
play to good noasssbotn nights.
'W
. y. Wswflmw
elm tree, which stood in front of the -
police that the borough alarm was not and
Department ,
this svsolngustvdn'olook. In the boys'
room, sud sfnll-sstsndancs of the menu
lists is drslrsd. Any boy wishing to join
I.tho department should attend this mesh.
Kr I- I
The stsnography class will meet this
evening at 8 o’clock in the class room.
and every member should endeavor to
be present promptly.
Tfiibu s ensues,
IIUflI EDIUID UUU IUDDI'UUUU
WASHINGTON STREET
South lot-walk, Conn.
awn
4
WANTED.
advertisements under this head. not exceed 5
lines,ltims95s..3tlmcslillc.lwesktloo. lng
AIIDDLIILAGID ARI) RELIABLE WOIAIC
andrewfsrsouhmoulm“ 1i 'i s I???”
on It . A y 0 ll. . . l!-
veyJDIlorthflnstreet, thNorwslk. u’lxtl
MR8. A. I. WYNU8.TRACIIIR 0V Rifle!!—
Iiou and Dramatic Art. Classes now form
18%?!” lfgtlr Iddrfl 03m ”13‘“.
‘A‘vnbhu'mnr To wont in error ans.
taunnt. . can"
"amour; nor“ um As sorts! sou
child s 1- old. Apply to In. R. 8 Lock-
wood. t2 Tay or avenue. on,"
r
FOR. SALE.
Advertisements under this head not exceedlu 5
lion, 1 time 25c. s tlinea Me. l with also. 8
AVIRS'I' CLASS CABRIOLET. ALI. CUR—
iains leather. and In nrstclsss order. Been
used only a few Ilmes. Call and see it at Mc-
Lean's carriage Repository. n1 tf
Truce" “We u...” security. °°
avenue. pl! ! . . . or
I. I ROY'l‘. n2 tf
Advertisements under this head, 10.28.31.56ng
lines, 1 time So, 3 time: 50c, l week till).
1‘W0 hover AND GOOD OITBUILDINGS.
close to Five Mile River station. with one or
fteenscrcs Also large house tarnished. and to
acres. inquire of Rowaylou station Agent. n7 iw
FLOOR OVER POST OFFICE FOR OFFICES
or small family. Inquire of C. Swarm. at Old
Well Cigar Co. 030:!
)AR'I'OP IIOUSR 0 'l WOODWARD AVIINUK.
rent .9; water In; o‘implete order. Also a
house in East Normals; good order; 6 rooms; 513
Inquire of It. A. Woodward.
OUSBCON'I'AINING SIX ROOMS: MODERN
Improvements; rent $12.50. Inquircof James
C. Crows, South Norwalk. 0:5 If
FURNISHED FRoh'l‘ ROOII. 22 RAVILAND
Williams nth Norwaik. References required.
0 w
TIIR WOODW s RD ROMKATBAD—ii ROOMS.
Ilot Ind cold water, bath room. heater. the .
with stabllng for live horses. cow stables, chicken
houses kc; rent .25 per month. Inquire of C.
Bwariz, at Old Well Clur Company. all! if
NI IIOUBI AT RLY'S NECK. ONE AT
00 llmfirove. tug one llinx'l‘olles stereo; tl'rgin
u. to can . us . 7 no t.,
ugmwfi’ pp 08-"
PLEASANT nous IN A CONVENIENT
locality is aimed to persons who would like to
visit Washington some time during
aging. Roomandboard $.00 a day. lull:
hour. If" I an. N. W., ashinlton. D. C hint!
llloney Io Loam
IR sums of from slow to some on first mort-
gage city [)I'ODHIY. Also two or three desirable
rents. Taylor a Golden, Washington street. on at
Plano and Vocal Instruction
unease Vocal Instruction will be given by
Ilsa Kittie I'lynn. ll Franklin street. Booth
Norwalk.
NOLIPICE.
Notice is hereby given that application will be
madetothe next General Assembly of the file's
of Connecticut for a division of the Town of Nor~
walk into two towns. no 3t
NOTECE.
Notice is hereby given that a pllcalion will be
e to the next General assem ly of the State of
Connecticut by the City of South Norwslk for an
dictation of Ill ‘ sad the " of IL!
northerl line easterly to the Westport line so as to
include t Norwalk. and all territory In the town
of Norwalk within such proposed lines. no at
Gunner: lifusvuiofii;
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 ill 48 Main st., Norwalk
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
Residence, No. 3 heracrly street. Telephone
Call.Tl-4. Day or night.
luuuu llau Insure luur Lila!
Seven cents a day will give you an Endowment
Policy of ”.000 pavsble at so years of age, or at
death. if prior; orflvc cents a day. will give you a
Life Policy for $1,000, and you do not lose what
you have paid in, rvcn If you stop paying. any you
after three. (hencetleut General Life insurance
Company, of Ilartfovd.
S. 8. L'IIOIIEDIKU. Agent.
Washington street. Booth Norwallt.
A. S. IVERRIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Ilsa Watch Repairing a Specialty.
ID finnth Iain t.. - south lot-walk.
THE NEW
FURNITURE STORE
In! and sea Washington St. ’i
loath Rorwslk. last Ind of Bridge. "
'l'lllonoltl COLIIIAII. - Proprietor
Picture looking Glasses. etc. Prion
willsult yonllll I mly
UUUS. UUUS. UUUS.
nl-lw
Always on hue, a lull line of
BATIIING SOAP, I’LIA IXTBRIINATOB,
Alla! CU PILLS Will DISTIIPIII,
‘SPMT’I'SRTl‘OG BISCUIT. Ito, Etc.
DUNS. DUNS. DUNS.
A hill Illa of
Eli GUNS All) "BIA“! OF ALL
“1,13% magma TACKULI All) 3303:1510
IO bl]
redness
lilo. 4 warns scum,
IOHM .
twillbsbsltl
llll
Saturday, November 8th.
can steer our. 3
an. -
meow-“mt“... suns-m
Production . .
s .d d Fl
pr or an , y.
lllnstrstedb sgrsndeoin of to liar Artlsu.
W. .. Quits"? use” i“...
or ' ss stuns.
Beatrice ldsr lira I'll'ollla Shearer. llssJessle
s Rylcybwm
l . d.A.Klsrusn. mu Inset. lle shin:
arguing (lag, Ills Vlcgoloadllortfi: item.
I .llls lira
Ilsa Bans'Glllctts. I-s Ilnnls I’lstsrd. '
he most rssllstlc transforms Ifsrvslous
tricks. lccbsilriglsgl casein. NO and ball
. Dan 1: mass mus sis.
mile ml'lc. An anvsrtalamsnt cl uncon-
trollable Jo lty. superior excellence, full of woudet~
fol surprises and rare enjoyment
I’opulsrprl oapmsil. flamed Scatsst Ilsls's
and lalstsd‘s. turlam rises It 8 p in, Home
cars on both llues after the ailsrtaimnent.
lT-ROX-ll—Ahh. as
Musuc Hall—Two Nights Onlv.
Dunlayllueulul.Nuyglulll.
Busluuuuliyuuulufluuullu
UIUUD'II‘D IND DUNN ._
A comma)??? PEOP'. E.
Monday Ilv ning—HABCO’I‘TE.
Tuesday Evening—ERIN“.
Popular Prices, I5, 25, 35, boots.
Have just purchased a. large line of Carpets, including Mo-
qucttes, Velvets, Body and Tapestry Brussels.
All the new
makes of Ingroins, including Angora, Agra, Lowell and Hart
food, 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 tariii.
We have purchased a stock of Clocks, J aclrets, 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
will sell for 5 and 6 cents.
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,
sold at bottom prices.
all of which will be
2:” . “ ‘
We also propose to give away it Medical Book of 480 pages
with everylwenty dollars’ worth of Goods. 7. Coupons to. be
given out from each stem with every dollar’s woi'th. Twenty
coupons secure the book.
SiCOFIELD & HOYT
Seats now on solo at Iont's and Gregory‘s drug
stores. n7
Operalldu-se, One Night. m“
TUESDAY, NOV. Iith.
yififigtfis
Bill SPWACULAR
lluulu uncanny!
TRB BARNUII OF TERI ALI.
SO I‘...,.!..-:lo Double bind and orchestra. com-
posed of while and colored musicians.
A pack or genuine blondhoandr. Carlos. the big»
zest dog int c world SLOOO for his equal Two
Topsies, two Marks, Bvs and her pony "Prince."
lone allar Quartette. African landollu players
new songs. new music. new dances. everything
new, a car load of beautiful scene y,thc great steam-
boat scene. cotton tricking. home In the Siulll,
Eva‘s ascension. The grandest street parade ever
given The bardsomcst uniforms ever manufsc.
lured: no exception.
Prices?!) handsome. lleals onsale at Ilalo‘s
and Planted's. on
Music Hall-
ANNUAL FAIR,
Sllllllll' llllll olillll‘llllllllll
Duuuluu Fowler Pflll, Nu. 48,
ORAN!) ARMY REPUBLIC,
Tluuulay, Friday and Saturday,
Nov. 20, 21 , 22.
Entertainment,
Jubilee Singers.
Dramnilc Club.
Military Drill by Company of Young
Ladies.
Admission, - - 10 Cents
Look out for the Fair Bulletin, "HARD TACK."
025 hi 8
Doug ll luusluul
Make special mention of some new
goods. Do you want new Mackerel,
while as chicken breast. fat and line.
here at ldc a pound. Round Herring.
for our German friends at 5 cents ll
pound. Flee as the finest are the Water
bury llama. Shoulders and Bacon. We
sold them last winter with solid satin
faction to all concerned. Home It cents.
Apples—Greenings and Baldwins—at
33.25 per barrel. New Raisins st Ill and
16 center it pound. New Drwd Apricots,
24 cents a pound. finest. New citron,
large, fine, selected. Cape Cod Cranber-
ries finest, 2quarts for 25 cents. 6,000
o ndo (3 lone) of line Delaware County
airy lluit- r. going at. 25 cents a pound.
One thousand dollars' worth of selected
Tons. It is easy to advertise to sell the
best Ten. and then confess privately that
you don't know anything about Meeting
teas. That is not our plan. .We know
we have good toss We try new. below
we buy. The best Tea for 50 cents a
pound in this city. Since we told about
the fine quality of our Coffee many new
customers have sampled it, and mm»
have pronounced it the best to be bad
anywhere Come and try it ill
Dllllu & luuuuul’s
JACOB M. LAYTON,
Raters and floumsgent Central lmrancs
s in... 1.13 will Accident. m
team —Cs n an average.
for BI sugnpwardsand InneyOrdws to all parts
1 is
o Baum.“ Public: aekaow
talc. road Tickets. homage in Des
as Wndhlagtoa Itrant, an: to Post on...
SOUTH NORWA hli, OT.
IllllU Blllllll UlUlEl!
summon. cuss.
Jennies IIMBIBBI as.
amgmtw unmask:
W'm‘“ "55%: let in
Mull
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
WADUNS!
Buggies, Spindles,
Fuiiiil y W ozone,
lluuu Wauuus, Business Wauuuu
uuuuumuuuu
WARRA N TED.
{ONLY $85.
Olluer Wagons at Equally Low Prices.
Aloe. second hand Buzzing. Wagons. l‘ll‘.
Call and see them. and get prices.
_,._v o... ~.__
Wrighllilynn,
Franklin Street, 80. Norwa‘k.
GOLD. SILVER, NICKEL
And all kinds of Oxyduzed
IPLATING
bone at
49 Water Street, Suull Nurwull
Anything Plated. from u linger rlne to a stove.
specialty made of table ware Refinishing and
Lnrqurelng all kllds of bmx‘! work Chandeliers.
Hanging Lamps. Candle Mick». V's-es. etc. Guns.
Pistols. locks and General Repairing done,
WOlRK DONE A'l' slum? NOTICE AND SAT-
suIlu tf erAC’l'lUS GUARANTEED.
Join. a. runners,
wrestle-dud lit-um [leazor ‘.r. all kinds 0:
UUIL DNU UUUU
u-ick. Lime. Cement,
Esme Stone. Etc.
lmhigh. Luckswanna, Locust
Mountain. Iy‘ronltlin, llfrd
ll‘iilresourre Cools.
.iuulll Ull' NUBBUN PiIN‘I‘
Until foot of Washington and Mar-
shsll street-n Brunch cities at .‘itilsotr
Drug Store. titlni
"SIB. fiKKfiRT __
SEUUNU - HAND FURNITURE
AND
Household Goods of All Kinds.
W-” -__._
Goon Paid for Goods or Sold on
Commission.
wow——
No. 22 NORTH MAIN STREET -
091 film BOUT" NORWALK.
"W“-
Wc are now prepared to
Cater for Weddinet Parties or Soci-
ties in First-class Style.
Nautiel’ectlon Giiorantceil.
ESlI'IMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN.
i'l'uu you use
. MUM mos.
J
l
u
AT
M. H. CAVANAGI-I’S
No. 4 CLAY STREET.
Call be found a lull assortment of
Miuuiuuui
M Reduced Prices.
Bérl’riélli‘ll used;
23 Slain St" 80. Norwalh.
Duals, Flsu, Dyuurs,
Frulls, Vegetables, Puullry, Elu
Of All Kinds ln ‘l‘helr Season,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAll
B. I. 3mm K. 5 llUS’I'ED
UNIS! HATS!
Fall Styles.
In all grades and colors of
Still and Soft Huts, I'llllt flats.
are!
Boy's flats and Caps, Crush flats for rum: and
boys. Norris soft flats for inch at
‘KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Partlculur attention paid to
l-‘lslng, Cleaning and Ironing
\‘Illt Ilals a29
II. N PUIN'I'.
(GREGORY'S POINT.)
'
80ll'l'll SORWAIJC, -
(101‘ N.
Huusu Duuuu‘: Winter
Oysters fresh from the surround-
Ing waters served In every
sly lo
a. E. POWER
so if Pill )PRIII'I‘OR.
UUUIS’I‘NIS IS UUIINU.
‘ll’l' POI!
Holiday Photographs
limit! Till RI'BII.
g. 8. North.
I
WE have set out to prove to the people of South Norwalk
that they can buy goods cheaper at home than outside.
We think we can safely say that you will be standing in your ‘
own light if you do not take advantage of some of the special .
es. .
Wiiieinber they hold for only one week.
Come early-«tor on some of the lots we have only a limited
quantity.
Hosrmfiér.
We are taking the lead and our intentions are to keep it.
Now if you will take notice what We oilcr you for 90 you will
agree with us.
c will buy two pairs Ladies’ Fancy Striped Hose.
90 will buy one pair Ludies' Fancy Striped, Fast Black or
Grey Mixed Hose. Would be cheap at 150 per pair.
90 will buy one pair Children’s Fast Black Hose in all sizes
Well worth 12§c per pair.
9c will buy one Gents’ Linen Collar, either Turn Down or
Standing.
90 will buy two pairs Gents’ Mixed Half-Hose.
value.
c will buy one pair Gents’ Mixed Hall-Hose.
9cheap at 15c per pair.
Excellent
Would be
N O'I'IONS.
Now is the accepted time, but it lasts only during this sale.
c will buy two papers of English Pins, thIve rows to the
paper.
0 will buy two Ladies1 Fancy Bordered Handkercbiels.
90 will buy one Card of Buttons, two dozen on :1 card.
0 will buy one Curling Iron.
9c will buy five Spools Busting Cotton.
0 will buy one skein of Saxony Yum, best quality.
90 will buy one yard Cord Rocking, cream, white or black.
c will buy one bottle Florida Water.
90 will buy one pair Dress Shields
(3 will buy one yard of No.
Faille Ribbon.
9c will buy two bottles of Gilbert's Tripplc Cologne.
7 Gro Gratin, Satin Edge,
.1
n will buy one bottle of Bradley's Toilet Perfume.
9c will buy four bottles of Petroleum Jelly.
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will buy two cakes of Bees Wax in while only.
will buy ten spools Black Twist.
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96 will buy ten Lead Pencils. with rubber attached.
c Will buy one pair Bangle Bracelets in Silver.
DOMESTICS.
In this department we oiier positivdy the greatest bargains ‘
a mere fraction of their real value.
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will buy one bottle of Petroleum Jelly either “3035",,
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will buy five boxes assorted Hair Pins.
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we have ever oilered at any special sale. The price we ask is 7;
yds Apron Gingham.
ll yds Striped or.
ocked Seersucker.
7 Two yds Standard
Calico. One Colored Napkin. Two White j
Napkins. ll vds Canton F lauuel, bleached 4
or unbleached One yd Lorisdale Cambric :
Two yds T oweling, bleached or unbleached.
()nc yd Glass Toweling. One yd Crowns».
'I'owcling, all linen. One Nice Towel. One;
pound Cotton Button. 'lwo Wash Cloths. ?
13. yds Shell" Oil Cloth. One yd Lace Scrim. «3
One yd Figured Scrim. Two yds Cheese
Cloth. Two yds Unbleached Muslin. One
yard Bed Ticking, worth lZlc. Two yds
Fancy l’IuitI Dress Pattern. .
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0 ()nc Parlor Broom, worth lilo. Two cakes Rising Sun _
9 Stove Polish, (regular) price 8i: cake. Four cakes A ~ ?
c B-C Stove Polish, worth 50 :i coke. One Oil Bottle, ‘
9 regular lulc. Two Decorated Bone Dishes (special)
0 Three Wire Glossary, this sale only. One Test or Coll'ce
9 Put. Sixty feet Clothes Linc. Eleven doz Clothes Pins.
1: One Maple Bowl. lino ling. Lump Chiiilncy,tliis sole
only. One Glass I’itclicr. voluo Hm. I Glass Sugar Bowl.
90 Twelve Lamp Wicks. One Con] Sieve. One Scrub
Brush. Four Crystal Clauses. One Whisk Broom. One
90 Lamp Shade. One Duster.
'l'hrec Tin l’uns. One bottle Illrish’n 5
2 Large Lamp Chimneys.
'l'lircc Pic 'I'ins.
9c Blucing. Ono Spice llox. Unc- Nickel Hammer. One
Writer Pail. Wood, regular price Me. Our: Large Milk
Um Salt Box. ()nc Silll lloldcr. One Baker.
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9 One Plotter. One Buckingham Tea Pot. One Pitcher.
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83 Washingmn Street,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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