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mwauroalr onion.
5' . . . '. s I.
“£1me E V Johnson, charts
0. 9. HUBBXLL. I’. I.
' “10"” rear onion.
Inf rails awn Gracie Bollard. John Cole,
Malian. Will? J Wolf.
.1, cans. malt. P. at.
lbw task llsrald weather [or-casts.
Mentorinceutral yesterday on Lake
ismoving to the St. Lawrence
p f. It will he followed by a cold wave
ol'aomcseverity as it passes over the
lake region to-night. In this district to
do fair to psrlly cloudy weather will
’51!ny prevail,wlth slight temperature
m and fresh southerly to south—
westerly winds,followed by rain at night.
In the Kiddie States to-dsy fair to partly
dandy weatharand fresh southerly to
Waderly wintk will prevail, with slight
temperature changes, followed by rain
from the lakes southeastward to Pitts-
_ , Blfliebtlrg and Baltimore at night
, extending eastward lo the coasts,
’< and in New England fair to partly
cloudy weather, stationary temperature
and fruit southerly winds. increasing on
thecaasi, followed by increasing cloudi-
ne-andrainat night. On Sunday in
Hamlin and in New England colder,
”cloudy weather will prevail, pro
by rain near thocnasts north of
the Delaware Capesand fresh to brisk
tamhwésterly to northwesterlyuvzm,
all" by dunne’ . and on r
ooldw, fair weather.

 

m A]... I" 10":11'0'.
Sunrlsu Sunsets High tide low tide
3.86 4.39 8.42 1.54

'race parish will have a boy choir.

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' fieBoard of Councilmen will hold an
adjourned meeting on Monday evening.

yfiflm Bulksley will probably issue
“Making day proclamation next
, i” A.“ .2 . ,
l. .: Frank C. Smith, who like been ill It his
8 Moon South First street, is again at-
” to bk work.

.I' ~Bomamadsaaussge at KW. Smith’s,
fiilain street, Norwaik.

Rev. B. N. Dunning, of this city, will
Win the New Canaan Congregation-
Il church, tomorrow morning.

W DeForest and "Hen" Hoyt went
dowatu harbor after frost llsh yesterday
and succeeded in making quite a haul.

III. Grace Weiser Davis will begin a
Hits of evangelistic meetings at the
lecond lethodist Episcopal church in
marrow morning. .

 

 

The insurance man are In this city to-
by (or the purpose of adjusting the
a. of Raymond Bros. for damage
donehythefireyestsrday.

it I. Hayss' market. W“

Thomas Payne received a cut on the
head with an axe while at work on Wil-
‘hli 0. Jesse’s building on the Washing-
1‘. dust bridge. Thursday.

_ It hrsnorted thatan W. Rains, of
Hoyt street. East Norwalk,is soon to
In! In. Bette, of llott avenue, Nor-
.walk, adaughter of the late Rev. George

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Rev. Bohrt lotionsgal, of Norwalk,
will occupy the palpitol the Baptist
M in New Canaan, tomorrow

andevsnlng. Rev. II. 8. Kidd

, LMIIIBOWIJM.
Sir-larvalooanectionsat bottom prices.
«uh-Wmliatraelor.

 

lllquo. w. Hint. of Cleveland, Ohio,

“l . oflhegrsat workof the

’ , Ilssionary association among

' saintsdracesol America, In throne-

W dinrch, tomorrow morning
mus o'clock.

AMWh requested at the

of the Union Gospel Temper

, Association to-aiorrow

m. latsrsstlag meetings are in-

mm one with this soolety. A

unanticipated to all who

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‘ [trusts received stile.

 

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,, Iliadeln

,v-Stllnll [rah hams, 12 cents a pound, '

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T‘. W. . n” ‘l‘ 0“
, ”tumultuous" being

'3 Esther, widowof William 0. Wheeler.
ostst Norwalk, has been granud a

, pension.

Odlcsr Ireland is on duty afternoons
during the absence of Captain Joseph L.
Oolgrove.

~Homnranderad lard,
pound, at F. Hayes’ market.

An addition is being built on II. D.
Randall’s building at the end of the mill
pond bridge.

A great many local politicians are suf.
faring from severe colds, contracted at
the last election.

The depot in Stratford was burglarized
early yesterday morning and $15 in
money was carried nil.

Levi C. Hanfnrd has purchased the
Carter place on Beldeu avenue and will
occupy it in a short time.

10 cents a

The marriage of Theodore K. Stone
and line Lena Peck is announced to
take place on December 3.

The Iadiesnf the First Congregational.
church. will give amiable in their
chapel next Tuesday evening. ’

—-Try that home made sausage at F.
W. Smith’s, 55 Main street, Norwalk.

3. flThe painting of the iron work on the

City Hotel building is to improve the
appearance 0! the structure very much.

Company D had their first skirmish
drill by bugle call last evening. It made
apretty drill and went of! with unex-
pected success.

The meeting of the commissioners in
regard to the proposed widening of Wall
street, has been adjourned until Wed-
nesday afternoon.

Invitations have been issued announc-
ing the coming marriage of George E.
Becker, of Bethel, and Miss Josie S.
Avery, of this city.

 

F. J. Grubb, assistant superintendent
o! the Metropolion Life Insurance com-
pany, haspaid three death claims in Nor.
walk the past week.

Arthur E. Case, James M. Pardee and
Ned D. Ripley have enlisted as members
of Company D. They attended their
first drill last evening.

The report of the town board of health
for the past month is as follows: Scarlet
lever, 18 cases; diphtheria, 4 cases, and
typhoid fever, 14 cases.

—Curhing, 50 cents a foot.
Sheldon, contractor.

We pleced Raymond Bros.’ loss at a
low figure in our account of the fire
which occurred yesterday morning. We
were informed today that the loss is
placed at 37,800.

William

lira. Jane Brown died at her home,
No. 39 Pialtaville avenue, this morning.
aged ‘70 years. The funeral will be held
to-morrow, alter which the remains will
be interred in Union cemetery.

 

A Stamford man was heard to remark
yesterday: “When South Norwalk
becomes a town of herself, she should
improve upon that chicken coop of an
allair. situated on the Tow a House bill."

Union announce that with Monday they
will begin publishing a morning edition
similar to the afternoon paper. The
Morning News of that city announces
that on the same day it will start a penny
Evening News.

—~Fresb pork and :ubage, 12 cents a
pound, at F. Hayes’ market.

Miss Anna Weed, of Stamford, who
enjoys a wide reputation, will sing in St.
Paul’s church to-morrow. Miss Weed is
said to possess a remarkable voice. The
music, which is of a very high standard,
is an important feature at St. Paul's.
Iliss Wood’s presence tn-morrow will
doubtle- attract many who enjoy artis-
tic singing.

An illustrated leclnre on “Places and
Events in India" was given by Rev. N.
(I. Cheney at the East Avenue I. 8.
church last evening. The attendance
was large and the lecture was very much
enjoyed. It was for the benefits! the
presiding elder's parsonage fund and the
amount proportioned to the EastNor-
walk church was raised.

It has been ofllcially announced that
the admission fee to the YaloPrlneetos
pure on Thanksgiving day will be Cl,
which will entitle the buyer to a seat on
the bleachers. This plan, it is said, was
adopted in order to do away with the
necessity of buying two tickets, and also
to reduce the number of people who
anally stand at the ropes.

A Bridgeport Standard correspondent
tellsofa Norwalk lady who. havinga
photo of a deceased friend which was a
good likeness. but was made grotesque
by the old-fashioned dress, conceived the
Beast cutting out and pasting on a
dress of modern cut. She made the
sleeves of the “mutton leg” ater and
fluidied neck and sleeves with lace ruch~
log and hsdtbe picture copied. The
result was a complete success.

 

lists 57%;:
Fifteen men are at work. dlgging for
gold. on I'm-er Phraqus's farm on
thgls hill, half a mile from the West

[lamest-tables Abig pilenfqnarh M

has been dug aadwill heamelted and
“strata-day In Brngsport. Therein
grutexclumastovsrthsadair.

—-iloarrlsr—-«“lrs. Ton-listens. Ishall
mummmycnllarbox
aadssaa.” ~"thtarayna
lasvhgas for. Ir. Slur Isaak--
uap thstwuiamymamwitk tints!

 

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, Auras. llonwaik.
elfr. I". J. Grabb, Asst. 6n Mono“.
“we 2:... m,"

. r:- t so thanks
for the prom with w inh y’onr com-
pany the plat ‘ on the life of my da-

niothsr. l was put to no trouble
whatever in getting the money in full,
vim, 0305. by return mail from New
York. Yours respectfully,
”W mu Dorothy.

 

Wcsrronr. Coax.
Mr. .F. J. Grubb, Asst. Supt. Metropoli-
tan Life _Ins. Co. -
Dear Sir: I desire to thank you very
much for the way in which you settled
the claim on the life of my poor deceas-

ed daughter who was taken away from u

ms after two days' illness. Surely no
rson seeking reliable insurance need
k further than the company you
represent. Respectfully Yours,
Many E. Fonum'.

—li's a waste or breath trying to con-
vince an economical housekeeper that
any other soap Ill as grind as Brussels.

TAYLOR & GOLDEN,

Bill Ellflll llllll Illllll‘lllllfl,

WASHINGTON STREET
South Nor-walk, Conn.
girlish 1F - ,-

WANTED.

Advertisements under this head. not exceeding 5
lines. 1 time 25a. 3 limes 50c . i work 3100.

AIIDDLE-AGID AND RELIABLE WOMAN

to take the care of a child. Good wa e pald
and reference flaked. Apply to lrs. (1%. liar-
vcy. 70 North a street, South Norwalk. ii? if

MRS, A. I. WYNIJS.TEACIIBR OF BISCU—
tlon and Dramatic Art. Classes now form-
ing. A ply to or address 93 South lain street,
South small. at at

POR‘NSALE.

Advertisements under this head, not exceeding 5
lines, 1 tiniest), 3 times 50c, l week him.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FIRST CLASS CABRIOLET, ALI. CUR~

talus leather, and In first elm-s order. Been

used only a few limes. Call and see It at )lc-
Lean's Carriage Repository. n1 t!

0 choice building lots, 50 and do let front, at
West avenue. Apply to W, C. SAIIIS. or
I. I. 30". r12 ti

 

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Advert—lsemema until: this heddfi. not exceeding .5
line; I flme inc, 3 time 50:, 1 week Sill).

 

 

ODRBOOIBNO. 5 ERNRY STREET, SOI'TII
Norwslk. rent am; also live rooms In a nice
lorati n,rent .lfi. Ap's‘l‘y to Taylor & Holden, or
w. i'uungs, al Lurkwi all; Co. as t!
NIA’I‘LY FUHNlSBIlD ROOM AT N0 26
Monroe street, south Norwalk. us :t:
OUBE Oi? SIX BOO . N WOODWARD
avenue, Sid. Also hu six more, Ens!
Nnalk. m. l’artol h ccdward avenue,
89. Inquire of B A. Wood

wo Hotels sun orgy l'TBUlLuINGS,

close to Five llle itlvcr sl‘a on, with one or
fifteen acres. Also large house, rnlshed, and to
acres. Inquire of llaw-ytou eta ' Agent. n7 lw

L008 OVER MT OFFICE It OII'ICIRI
or small family. Inquire of c. aartz, at Old
Well Cigar Co. at.) if

OUBBCONTAININGBIX ROOMS; HODnN
improvements; renl. .1150. Inquire of Jams
C. Grove, South Norwalk. , on it

URNIBIIBD FRUIT 1100!.22 BAVILIIND
street, 3.2m Norwalh References required.

 

 

 

 

 

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‘ Opera. House..-
Saturday, November 8th.

on morn new.
a it u Btsas il a rumor rug} is.
sjsr clips at Pantcmlmiclisrl
auction at

spider and Fly.

Illustratsdh a nd company of to Star Artists.
most womiriat‘fimng which are Alexandw asu-
f'elta. PopsvyZanfreua. [lull-as Verona. ias
BnatrlcsGaldsr Ilia Dollie ilbsarsr. IlssJessla
DsVrrnakllrs llslla 'l'hos. w. 11,1”.qu
Dennis. ugnst Bimini, lam l. P. ll.
Trill-Thai Leigh. un'lml'u all“ hair.
I I

y Wood. mn'lauraliefel,

Ilsa Gillette. Ilia Iinais

tricks. Irchanlcal clients. New and elaborate
scrum Dazzling costumes Carnelia- ballets.
Inchsntlli inn-lo. All entertainment of uncon—
trollable in try, superior excellence, full of wonder~
ful rnrprnss and rare enjoyment
P pri eaprsvsil. Reserved Sealant Ilala'a
and lalstrd'a. lurlaxn rises a1 8 p m. llorss
cars on both lines alter the enlartdnmmt. 3
a

IT—NOX—II—ALL.
Musnc Hall—Two Nights Only.

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" Specialsngngemsntofthe

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In the two Popular Operas

lllSllll'l‘l‘E lllIl EBMINIE.

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A COMPllNY 0F 24 PEOPLE.

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Mnnday Ev . ning—IIASCOT'I‘E,
Tuesday Evenin z—llIlMINIB.

Popular Prices, I5, ‘25, 35, 50ers.

r,-_.

Bests now on solo at Iont's and Gregory‘s drug
of

-__- ’ “oneness...sags:
TUESDAY. NOV. IItli.

S'I‘ETSON’S

BIG SPECTACULAR

Uncle mull!

'l’llit BARNUII OF THEM ALI.
£0 People-30 Double lund and orcheslra, coin-
pomi of while and colored musicians.

A pack or rename hlmdhounds. Carlos, the lug-
cnsi dog in llit‘ world $1,000 for hla tqllnl 'I'wn
Topsiee, lwn Marks. Iva end her pmy “i'rlrmv,”
lone illnr Qnartelte, African Iandolln players
new 9002?. new music. new (lancer, everylhlnc
new. a car load of beautiful Iceue.y,lhe great all-orn-
boat metre. cotton picking. home in the South,
Eva'sasr ’ The street parade ev
given The hardsolneet uniforms over me!
tundznnexe iin. ,.

Prices 9:. 35 and 50 cents. Seats on sale at Ilale's
and i’laisled's. or.

Opera ilouse, Norwalk.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.

FRIDAY. INDY. 14

Magnificent Scans: Production or the Great Melo-

 

 

 

aaiatic Success,
omlw
Ill WOODWsRD ROI I'i‘l‘lAD—l-l R00)“. Tn
list and cold water, bath room. healer. die ,
with atahllng for live horses, cow stables, chicken
bounce in; rent 0:5 per month. Inquire of C.
Dwartz, at Old Well Cigar Company. of: ti
NI 3008! AT BLY‘B NECK. 0N3 A'l‘ '
Elm Grove. and one on Tones street. From
I mop. Applylo Jnun ll. BMW. 72 West St, ‘*
ulh Norw k. oil-If I 8. ‘ I 5 C 'mecisilléau'ilulaufilgsrthng
ltnaiions. A on y o urn - reel-
I’LIASANT ilOIiB IN A CONVENIKNT ,
locality tendered in persons who would like to I'M" A “0"“ Knnu'm 1‘” e" Long.

vidt Washington was time dnrl the winter or
fling. lineman! board .00 a y. Ind. it.
bnnr.imslat..N W., ashinnon.D.C new

nous. lllllll. [1068.

Always on hand, a full line of

 

 

BATIIIRG SOAP, FLIA BXTERIINA'I‘OR,
HANG! CURB, PILLS F-‘If DISTIIPIR.
BPRA’IT'S LOU BISCI'IT, Bic. Etc.

GUNS. his. sun.

A lull line of

muss. sno'r onus AND risaaniis 0P ALI.
slabs, sisalsc “can: AND arcs rial.
cocoa. also AIIUNITION or ALI.
DISCRII‘TMN MIIILIJI LIMDKD
r0 (liters a'r

No. l WATER STREET,

0.38m

"‘“llll Floppy

links special mention of some new
goods. [)0 you want new Mackerel,
whileas chicken breast, fat and line,
here at Me a pound. Round Herring.
for our German friends at 5 cents a
pound. Fine an the finest are the Water.
bur Hams, Shoulders and Bacon. We
sol them last winter with solid satis
faction to all concerned. llama 14 cents.
Apples—Uremic” and Baldwins—at
saw per barrel. New Raisins at 13 and
Id contra pound, New llrii-d Apricots.
lu cents a pound. finest. New citron,
large. line. selected. Cape Cod Cranher»
rise. line-t, 2qoarls for 25 cents. 6,000

ndslll lonelol line Delaware County
Tally Both r, going at 25 cents a pound.

NIIB'A LK.

The old illulm House The Revolving
The Burning llut. The
Southern Swamps.

A Carload cl Scenery used for this
Production.
Rfilll'iAB I‘IilCKS.
Chart open at Hale's and I’lalsted‘s.

Neon,

45. {U and 75(-
n8

Music Henri”.
ANNUAL FAIR,

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Douglas Fowler Plll, Na. 48,

GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC,

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

Entertainment,

 

Julius-s! Singers.
[Dramatic Club.
Military Drill by Company of Young
Ladies.
Adialrsloa, - - l0 (feats

look out for the Fair Bulletin, "3th TMIK."
old nl ll

llfillllklllll;

~l'irn Lil's an t. than
sit-#7:.” ‘

knits-cabin and barrage. Drafts
for £3 and upwards and lousy to all parts
at long. Notary Public; asknowlsdownants
takes. llmad Tickets. baggage litter-ass lo m
titration.

as Washington htvwwt. Nwat to Post omen.

. Nllpll'l‘ll MIRI\':1I.K. t'l‘. _
lllTlll lllllllllllll lllllllllll
enamel). (was.

.80?!) \fi ill-ll’Tl-IHBEII 31!.

A Business Training Rebool lurhiithsexsa. Nook
keepl flanking, harass-hip. Tsiegraphy, abort-

wrlllvg, etc. ibonnshly taught. imi-
deat may hslnisrviewsd at tbsvollege after Aug.
,1 ms. v“ ' melon .-“ ‘ in

 

One thousand dollars' worth of .‘-
Teas. It Is easy to advertise to sell th
best Tea, and then confess privately that
you don't know anything about selecting
teas. Thatisnot our plan. We know
we have good tea. We try well before
wehuy. The best Tea for 50 cents a
lid in this city. Since we told about
the fine quality of our (Miles many new
customers have sampled it, and some
have need it‘thebsrl to be had
anyw . Coins and try it at

 

llllIlt hauls

Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 It 48 Main sh, Norwalll
Also Furnishing Undertaker.

No. a larceny street. m
(hiki'ld sealant-

Your In lllll'l liii till!

meat-shrill! give
is

 

 

ford, and all other makes.
this place.

will sell for 5 and 6 cents.

silk, ior 5 cents.

sold at bottom prices.

given outd'rom each glory: ,yvilh
coupons secure the book.

Have just purchased a large line of Carpets, including Mo-
quettes, Velvets, Body and Tapestry Brussels.
makes of Ingrains, including Angora, Agra, Lowell and Hart-
'I‘he largest stock ever shown in
These goods will be sold at the old prices for the
next thirty days. After that the prices will be advanced in pro-
m portion to the new tariff.

We have purchased a stock of Cloaks, J aclrete, 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
The South Norwalk store is stocked with a
complete line of Dry and Fancy Goods, all of which will be

We also propose to lye, away a Medical Book. of 480 pa es
with every twenty do a’rs’wm‘th' ‘of Geode “Cdupofia to' e

SCOFIELD & HOYT

Norwalk and South Norwalk.

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All the new

every dollar’s worth. Twenty

 

 

 

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Buggies, Spindles,
Family Wagons,

Real Waylls, Business Wagons.

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A [Hill] TllP BUGGY

WAREAN'I'EI).

ONLY $85.

 

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Olller Wagons at Equally Low Prices.

All». sunnd hand Buggies, Wagons, ctr.
Call and rec them, and get price».

 

 

 

Wrighilllynn,

Franklin Street, 80. Norwalk.

nI—lw
GOLD. SILVER, 3 It‘lilil.
And all kinds of Oxydlzul

PLATING

Done at

49 Wild Street, South Nll‘lall

Anylhlug Plated. from n linger ill!!! to n will“).
specially made or table weir Rednlslilulz and
Luqurring all kml. of brass work (fasndcllera,
Hanging Lamps, Calldli‘ hilf‘lvl, Van-a. eu‘ llunr,
Pistols, Looks and Guns-rat Rt'patlflllfi done.

 

WDIIK DUNK A'l‘ rilllllf'l‘ NOTICE AND SAT-
anihl if I.‘ FAL'I'IIIN GUARANTEED,

.i'o‘niv H. scents

- halt-eureka livtnll Ilsalvr 2:. all kinds of

lillll. AND Wllllll

thick. llama. Cement.

Wine Stone. Etc.
which, Litrknllsulns.
donuts!» Franklin,
l'l' il kmluarrr llflitlil.

titli’llw';
and

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than ll llUBlll Plllll
Yard mm of W‘Miiillgtun .I..-i Mm
llllltll tin-«it». ili‘mmi. lifl’lln- ill Htilmm
lime thn. "Mir

.8”. c. BAKER,
SECflllll - HAND FURNITURE

AND

Household Goods of All Kinds.

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cash Paid for Goods or hold on
Commission.

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No. 22 NORTH IAIN STREET

till 3m ROUTE NORWALK

lll'l'lllllllll.

Wr are now prepared in

Cater for Weddinn Parties or Soci-
lies in First-class Style.

 

Satisfaction Guaranteed.

ESTIMATES CNEERFULLY GIVEN.

«ennui I co.

 

'snmw'tacnlrsmoca. .

A. S. 'FERRIS.

JEWELER.

llinniomls, li'ntches, Jewelry.
31cc Watch Repairing a Specialty
39 South . In E. South Kuwait.

' 125." NEW

'1-
FUR ITURE STORE

20': and 204 iVashlngton lit.

>0th Norwalk. Karel. End n.’ Bridge.
THEODORE CIILEMAN, Proprietor
l’lclnu: E‘rlmnna, looking Claws no. Prices

 

 

éBennell & Hosted,

Meals, Flsn, lysmls,

will suit you SURE! n30 Iy

'25 liltin ’41.. >10. C‘ilir'imlli.

Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, its

0! All litada in Their Search,

AT WHOLESALE AND RETMl

H. I. mum 8. ti “1131'er

HATS! HATS!

5 Fall Styles.

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In all grades and colors of 2
Still null Soft Hats, Silk Hula,’

Boy's [late and Cape, Crush “so for men and
boys. anrla soft llal.a for men at

KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.

Particular attention paid to
Filing, Cleaning lttNI lamina
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:IERIIOOIIY'S mm'r)
litill'l'll Minivan“. - CONN.

Hunsellen Winter

Oysters fresh from the surround-
lng aviators served Its «my

Pull
Till!

all In
if. E. POWER
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Holiday Photographs

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We think we can safe]
own light if you do 11
prices.

Remember they hold for only one week.
Come early-lor- on some of the lots we have only a limited

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g. 8. North.

cwi‘ll b

c will buy two pairs Gents' Mixed Half-Hose.

9c will buy one pair Gents’ Mixed Hall-Hose.

cheap at 150 per pair.

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KITCHEN
. DEPARTME
c
WILLQBU'Y l

c (Inc Parlor Broom, worth lilo.
Slow l’ulish, (regular) price Be cake.

(2 li~l' Stove l’lilisli, Worth 5c a ('3le
regular lvlc.

 

E haveset out to prove to the people of South N
that they can buy goods cheaper at home than outside.
y say that you will be standing in your
0t take advantage of some of the special

quantity.

HOSIERY.

Wears taking the lead and our intentions are to keepit.
Now il you will take notice what we ofler you for 9c you will
agree with us.

(3 will buy two pairs Ladies’ Fancy Striped Hose.

N OTIONS.

Now .is the accepted time, but it lasts only during this sale.
c Will buy two papers of English Pins, twelve rows to the

Calico.
Napkins.

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Excellent

Would be

c will buy two Ladies’ Fancy Bnrdered Handkerchiels.
0 will buy one Card of Buttons, two dozen on a card.
0 will buy one Curling Iron.

c will buy five Spools Busting Cotton

0 will buy one skein of Saxony Yarn, best quality.
0 will buy one yard Cord Ruching, cream, White or black.
c will buy one bottle Florida Water.
c will buy one pair Dress Shields.
0 will buy one yard of No. 7
Faillc Ribbon.

c will buy th lintlles of Gilbert's Tripple Cologne.
c will buy one bottle of Bradley's Toilet Perfume.
c will buy ll)lll§~ll0lll0$ of Pon'ulcum Jelly.

c will buy one boltle of Petroleum Jelly either
0 will buy two cakes of Bees Wax in white only
c will buy [on spools Black Twist.

c will buy live boxes assorted Hair Pins.

c will buy ten Lead Pencils, with rubber attached.
c Will buy one pair Bangle Bracelets in Silver.

99c 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c
DOMESTICS.

in this department we ofler positiVely the greatest bargains
We have ever offered at any special sale.
a mere fraction of their real value.

uy 1; yds Apron Gingham. 1; yds Striped or
“ Checked Seersucker.

Gm Grain, Satin Edge,

SCENTBD UR
UNSCBN Pill).

The price we ask is

Two yds Standard
One Colored Napkin. Two White

1.} yds Canton Flannel, bleached
Une yd [.unsdale Cambric

Twu yds T circling, bleached or unbleached.

(Inc yd Glass Towellug.
'l'uweling, llll linen.
pound l'ulum Button.

One yd Crown
One Nice Towel. One
'I we Wash Cloths.

1.} yds Shell Oil Cloth. ()nv yd Lace Scrim.

(Inc yd Figured Scrim.
(.‘Iolh.
yard Bod Ticking, worth l‘llc.
Fancy I’Iuill Dress Pattern.

Unli Coal Sieve.

Two yds Cheese
Two yds Unbleached Muslin,

One

Two ylls

Two cakes Rising Sun
Four cakes Al -
(Inc Oil Brittle,
'l'w“ llclrnrittcd Bone Dishes (special)
c Three Wire Glasses, llllil sale: only.
l’ol. Sixty l'cel Clothes Linc.
clhm Maple Bowl. Um: ling. Lump Chimney, this sale
only. One (”use Pitcher, Vltllll! l
0 Twelve Lump Wicks.

Ulll! Tell or Coffee
Eleven doz Clothes I’ins.

fie I Glam Sugar Bowl.
(inc Scrub

l’mlr Crystal illnesses. 0m: Whisk Broom. One

(a Lamp Shade.
Three Tin I’aiss.

Writer l’uil, Woml, regular price Mn.
Hm. Salt. Box.
0m: l’lnllcr.

2 Large Lamp ('liimlmyu.
l‘llrw Pill Tim,
Um: Spice lox.

lime Still lllllllCl‘.
(Inc Buckingham Tea Pot.

 

Uni: Duster.
llltl- lilillle llll’liill’h
line Nickcl Hammer.
(Inn Large Milk

One Baker.
Cue Pitcher.

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Popular Boston Store,

83 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

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c will buy one pair Ladies' Fancy Striped, Fast Blacker.

Grey Mixed Hose. Wéiuld be cheap at 15c per pair.“ ~ ~ - . V
c will buy one pair Children’s Fast Black Hose in all sizes.
Well worth 12lc per pair.

0 will buy one Gents’ Linen Collar, either Turn Down or