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flow tort llsnld Iaathsr lorscaata.
A clamoring east lrom Mani
, toha‘will prevent any decided [all at
. rs “hill: Atlantic Slater;l to
' , ,i th a-atorm w', J»
fi imam" rates to-day and
' with much force toward this coast
m Thursday. In this district to day
fair toolbar weather will probably pre-
vail, with slightly lower, followed by
lrlsing temperature, and fresh to light
inorthwssutrly to northeasterly winds.
Jo the Illddio States today lair weather
will prevail, preceded by local cloudi-
near,“ with slight temperature changes,
find fresh to light northwesterly to
,northsasterly winds, and in New Eng-
‘ land lair. slightly cooler weather and
' northerly, becoming light variable
winds. On Wednesday in this city and
petition Ind in New England warmer,
‘tsir to partly cloudy weather will proba-
‘bly= prevail, with light, variable wrnds,
followed by cloudiness in the lake region
and on Thursday lair to partly cloudy.
:lgflmy warmer weather and fresh, vari
' 'winds, becoming easterly and in-
creasing in force, followed by log and
rain on the coasts.

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Itwlltm Almanac tor ‘l'o-Mrirrow.

Bun rims I Sun sets I High tide Low tide
6.30 4.36 10.59 4.07
The Cadets oi Temperance hold their

regular meeting tolmorrow evening.

”James J. Stanfield, or the firm at Sco-
fisld d: Hoyt, is in Middletown today.

 

' The case of State vs. Louis Verlin will
bottled in the court at common pleas
tomorrow.

W Vollmer is in Newark, N. J., to-
day. Captain Colgrove is on duty dur-
ing his absence._

III. C. D. Matthews is expected in
town today tor the first time since her
return, from Europe.

 

 

tt-r-Oarbing,50 cents a loot. William
Sheldon, contractor.

‘ Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Blascer have gone
to housekeeping in a cottage on Chest-
nutrstreet, borough.

sealing the New York Sunday Herald,
was in South Norwalk to-day.

The annual lull areas inspection at the
Norwalk fire department will be held on
Wednesday evening, November 19.

The large barn on the Bradley Banks
estate, on Harriet street, is being torn
down to make room (or lurtlter improve-
merits.

lsn. George Eflhotioncgat, or West
avenue, has returned item a three
nionths' visit to her old home in Trenton,
N. J. .. .,___...

Nelson E. Raymond, oi this city, and
”Hello Lille", 0! Upper Montclsir,
N.J., will be married tomorrow after-
noon. ”mm _.a.

Jinn pork and sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at I". Hayes' market.

The ladies' Aid Society at the East
Amos I. E. church will meet at the
ritsidsucc ot In. William Carr, l-‘irst
avenue, to-morrow evening.

Thawork oi paving East Washington
drastsnd what was done on Main street
cost the city only about $4,250. The
annoy, we believe, was well expended.

The building committee at (lrace
church have awarded the contract tor
Innovating and building the basement
tar tbs new church to William Sheldon.

nullity Clark has a notice In another
salons relative to the benefits assessed

tbs Board of Councilmen tor the con-
% or a sewer through Quintsrd
. ,. . . . , .

answer would»... tit bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.

lat Burglar and the “County Fair"
Infill prosperina at the Union ilqnare
m Thanksgiving will see a Iourth
”Humanist-our race mount

tlhptsss.

”quits til at tbs residence at their
m Ir. and tin. “serge Allen. on
Mt strset, borough, are rapidly
improving.
Faults
waists:
is,” “Idle Downs. at Butler, XML,
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3. their, at West avenue.

month, lssvrs tor the Boot this

’ hllcw Jersey before returning
”Ital Norwallt.

” transom, ltcentsa pound,

at Mariam».

 

lav-sit

vbtting Ira. A. D. Crust»

' libs willmskessbort visit with

astronaut-Mutton

Ivanhoe Castle, or Eton, will hold a
special communication this evening.
when the first degree will be worked.

A horse belonging to Bliss Jones ran
away on Clay street this morning. The
only damage done was a broken shalt.

St. John’s lodge. No. 3, F. t A. I"
at Bridgeport, will visit Old Well Lodge
on Tuesday evening oi next week and
work the third degree.

~Home-rendered lard,
pound, at F. Hayes' market.

The pretty girls of Newark, N. .l., will
be captivated by the presence at Chief
Vollmer and Constable Frank B. Conley
this evening. They expect to attend a
hall tube given by the police in that
city. We wager that South Norwalk
will not be excelled in the matter of
graceful dsnosrs.

November 25th has been fixed as the
date of the first home sociable. Smythe's
orchestra oi seven pieces has been en‘
gagod to. tarnish the music. Several
new. and interesting features will be
introduced this mm. The min-st. will
be danced at one of the first sooiables by
a number of ladies and gentlemen.

ENTERTAINIENTS. “

Uncle Tom's Cabin.
The invorito old rams, Uncle Tom’s
Cabin, with the familiar characters 0!
Eva, Topsy, Marks, Aunt Ophelia. EIIZ],
Cassie, St. Clair, Uncle Tom, George
Harris. Phineas Fletcher, Gumption
Cute, and George Shelby will be present-
ed at the Opera House to-uight, The
largest bloodhound in the world is with
this company. He weighs 203 pounds
and cost $1,000.
“The Bentham Cross "

The local premier of "The Southern
Cross" found a large house at the Con-
tinental Theatre. The new play is a
strong melodrama with stirring scenes
and striking situations: it was given a
hearty reception, and proved a hit.-—N.
Y. Clipper, Sept. 20.

"The Arkansas Traveler."

This American comedy drama,billed to
appear at the Opera House next Monday
evening, has been hetero the public too
many years to need any description.
Mr. Chsnlrau has a splendid supporting
company. including those two excellent
actors,Eugene Bertram and Bassett Will-
ard, the Judge and the Major, respect-
ively, are the same old beats and are in-
imitable. The singing by the Arkansas
Quartette in the' levee scene is a ieature
of the performance.

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“La Inacotte."
The Boston Gaiety Comic Opera com-
pany sang the popular opera "Moscotte’
at Music Hall last evening to a large
audience. “Masonite" is always appre.
ciated and the usual amount of laughter
was caused lint evening. Tonight the
company will render “Ermtnie” and
there should be a large attendance.
Popular prices of admission are charged.

THE—thskiilttillll’ toxins-v.

It Has Already Begun in Connecticut“
The Candidates.

The contest tor the speakerslttp of the
House has already begun, although but
one name has been put very prominently
betorc the publicas yet—«bat of Allen
W. Paige, oI Huntington, who has been
a member of the House once, and Mllct'
that time has served through the Nutll‘t'fl-
sive clerkships acceptably. lie is. come
quently, well qualified, so tar as the par-
liamentary requirements are concerned.
He is not, however, so popular as some
ol the clerks have lawn.

The lrieuds of Representative Milner,
ol Plainflt-ld, will certainly bring his
name into the held. and Dwight Tattle,
of East Haven, who is a veteran mem-
ber, has aspirations. lie is a man of
good legislative l biltty, but would make
a peculiar llgure in the speaker’s chair,
certainly not slender with any snap in
his make-up.

Gardiner (lreeuc, at Norwich, has been
spoken oi in connection with the cilia»,
but he would he a better leader on the
liner, where in the prt-oent close aspect
of the joint session tor the election ut a
United States senator and pristihly oi the
state ticket a leader will he badly net-tied.

Tho changed political complexion oi
the Senate will prevent Clerk Eddy ol
the House imm receiving the usual muv
tins "emotion in the lion-ts clerkuhip,
as the allies has always been considered
a partisan one. There are on candidates
luv thsposition announced as yet, but
they will show upin goodly number as

bend the good lesions that Tuesday's
auction brought them. The clerkship is
worth from 01,900 to 01.000 tor the an
alert, depending upon the special allow-
ances voted shove the salary.m-llartinrd
cor. Springfield Republican.

-A household without the economical
Brussels soap is as incomplete as a bell
without a clapper or a young lady will»
not a bean.

wuss-l at m wits.

Little Roger-«What makes you walk
lame. Uncle John? Uncle Johan-There
was an accident on the bridge today,
and I got caught in the jam. Little
linger—I got caught in the jam once and
walked lame tor a week.

linked—Anything you want down
tournnoday. my dear? shalll order
some more or that morning hour?
Wile—«We have plenty lelt: but] wish
you hold stop at the intelligence chins
and miss ms a sell rsiring ssrvsnt girl.

"Porous plawsrsarsgond tors first
but." "l‘bst's slim)", but! want a
W hat will be good for a week
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soon or the Democrats really oompre-'

WASlllllllTON STREET
South lot-walk. Conn.

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FOR SALE.

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FIRST CLASS CABRIOLI'I‘, ALL CUB-
A go’s ha;her,isnd hwflistg‘assorda. Been
used a cw t mas. ran it
Lcan‘sCarrisee Repository.

 

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W0 choice bulldl l to and to last trust as
West avenue l'A‘pplo‘y.l» W. 0. “I'll? or
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,, To LET.
uncommon?

(iridium-titre. Mic 0k um run.
A. hisbod rooms; "sontherl exposure.“ l
at tic. 8 West avenue. Notwslky. nlAlgi‘tf y

Houssmmr BARN." Dmliilnt no. N
Washington streetrlenth Norwalk; within
five mluutm' walk of railroad depot or out once;
convenient to churches and schools; good location
Iorxpgt‘y Ician ordentist or any protrusion. Alrpl’
to ley P. fly, is Washington street. nil) in

FOUR 30088 No. 5 HBNRY STREET. SOUTH

Norwslk. rent all); also live rooms In a nice
locati- n, rent 813. App? to Taylor & Golden, or
w. lounge, at ltockwoc Mtg Co. us It

NBa’I’LY PUMNIBHBD R00! AT NO. 26
A Monroe street. south Norwalk. n9 3:

CUBE 0F SIX irons“ 0N WOODWAHD
avenue, 313. Also basic of all rooms, Bast
urrwalk. 613. Part of house on Woodward avenue.
‘9 inquire at B A Woodward.

'l‘Wo uovsnl AND 6000 Ol‘l‘BUlL-JINGS,

close to Five flilc River station, with one or
Aileen acres Alto large hullfie,'llltlll:lted.lll’l it)
aCres inquire ol Rowsyton station Agent. n7 lw

FLOOR OVER Pos'r OFFICE FOR OFFICES
or email faintly. Theatre of C. Swami. at Old
Well Cigar Co. 03') it

}Iousa committal; SIX nouns; imparts
, improvements; rent Il‘.‘ an. Irqttireol James
c. Crows, flonth Norwslk. 025 I

’l‘llB WOODW-lftl) qulZn'l‘KAll—ll ROUMS.
. list and cold water, bath room. heater. the .
n'tth subling for live horses. cow stables, chicken
houses. drn; rent '25 prr month. Inquire or C.
9mm. at Old Well Cigar Company. 013 t!
ON] H0088 A'l‘ ELY'S NECK. ONE AT
Elm Grove, and one on Teller street. From
.700up. Apply to Joan H. Knapp, :2 West all ,
Soul-h Norwaik. on it

A PLEASANT “DIE IN A CONVENIENT
locality ls oilered to persons who would like to
visit Washington some time during the winter or
filing. Roomandboard .00 a day. MrsJ B.
btmr.im8lst..N.W., ”Nocturnal? can!

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Advertisements stilt; “this head. hot damn“.
lhoaldmflbqatlmes wet matron
Assign. slit?! THSOWNBR can mm:

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same by proving property and paying
charges, at 49 lain street, Norwalk. n it It

 

 

 

 

 

District of Norwalk. as: Pro-hate
Con", Nowmber liltlt, A. l)., 1890.
Estate of Baronet Clarke, late of Ni‘l'illllt, ill

said district. deceased. ,
Carranza—That the enema: exhibit his

administration account to this Court tor ad

ailment, at the probate odice in Nurwalk. till the

day of Non-tuner. law. at 10 o‘clock ionnuorl;
and that all pert-tons interested Ll said estate mar be
notified thereof, the .x' tutor mil cause llllr
order to he published in a Minimal-r having; a ctr-
culation in said district. and [IOel a copy "“100! on
the sign-pmt in am Nuttvxtllt, llt‘llttsl zir- place
whtrelhc d cert-yd Ill-l riot-ti at least ten tints he
lon- said R’Jl day . r \OYt'mht'l'. Iblin

nil ll ASA Ii. Wt) ODWARID Jutlxc.
Notice of bower thnat‘n-IIII'III

71‘1“: to” wing is a Mr! M names It! "to persons

ssserud benefits try the Board of (\‘lt Ill i ll

of lhl- Uily ol south .\ ”a tm or." . Soicmlwr Ill

léfllhwllh the amount:- n: ll" t iwtirlm arse".

"tents for the m rlrllriimt .r a rut-r llimupll

Q'Illildld lVr‘llllt‘:

hamull B Ttlslram and uilr 3 LN 27
B A Wood-ant .. i? 0
Charles F "flinch... :rl tilt
William Lawrence. .. ‘Jlill
tin- Isry I-I Plstt . 4. 60
Ainsltyltltccd......, .. ...... 2ih‘0
Charles P Bantu-ll. . .. 2i -0
Franch- llurrilt ,. 2!? at
William Fish. . . . . . ... . .‘u‘ ll

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Dali"! at the City of St ullt N-mulk, t'ortn
lltllday of November, A. lulu-0

By order of the Board or Councilmen,
rill L't IllIUllI) K. Clithlt,t‘lty Clerk.

Milli “5mm;

I oallatate and llonveaucnl, (letters. llmrance

Agenc’H-lfln. Life and Accident. tit-can
Bream- lx rkcts~Cshln and 9mm. Dram
(or lilac upwards and Honey Orders to all parts
at “30m. Notary Public; aritnoivlnduuncnll
tfkct‘i. llrnnd 'l‘lclo‘n. Baggage Marked to lira-
l naton.

as Washington litract. Next to Post (Irons.

8017'“! Mill WALK, ll'l‘.

 

 

“Seeing is Believing.”

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And the bestlam .II -
svsvmaus tilts Ms - ‘ ' . ~—
dln'ant old, "- worn
darlnllarnpl" Alamp '
lmlfllely non-
okploalre and tall’
breakable. whirl!
lves a Clear, not!
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of DE mmlln
Four and in gltter
than gas light, snllvv

2:3. 3:33;". 2:. .4: ..
sithctl ‘t'ltst lamp to r . .

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" I he Rochester.

And with it there is no smoke, no smell.
rm Molten f’llmfllfl no dithering, nn sweating.
noellmlrlng up oi the flame no “tantrums"
nor annayancs oi so kind, and it cant
needs trlmtriln . its cunts loll reservoirs)
bst tough raficd seamless brass. with set»
mt . it Is absolutely unbreakable,
and as airs-sol (alters roadie.

0st Ms years old and our hm million $7
(incriminate. it sonstbeathODtstnp s
at; such a telling “3‘?“ indeed “‘2‘

at the cams as so: may a.

tits “ shines on grand We
malts am noon artistic vsrleties.»—Hangl:§

and Table Leaps. Banquet sins , Vase in
worry I gin route, Para
sail-Juan, flicks! and Black Wrought iron.
the lamp dealer lsr it. 7 Look out.
Matatap “ I ." libs
mtmrsmkumsnstssnytsm
ail hoists mishansesstsns
ms m integer (and reduced

its your dear.

salvvswhltrss assessors-say
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A COMPAFY are; PEOPl E.

“gap—~—
llonday Ev ning—lAtiCO’l'l‘B.
Tuesday Ironing—lullllll.

l'tuiulnr Prices, [5, 25, 35, boots.
fiesta nowoa sale at Iloyt's and Grog 's drn
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Opera Houséfdhfiii‘ghh ~
TUESDAY, NOV. lltli.

MS”! 'ETSON’S

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THE BARK!!! OF THEM ALI.
”People-30 Double bad and orchestra. com-
pared oi white and colored musicians

A pack or genuine bloodhnnndr. Carlos, the big.
[test dogiut e world .1100 (or his cqtzsl Two
'I'opsles, two lurks. llvs and her puny "Prince."
tone that Quartellc. Alricau Mandolin plains
new tongs. new music. new dances, cvcryt tag
new, a car load of beautiful rccne.y,tht~ great steam-
boat scene. cotton picking. home to the Stuth,
Eva‘s ascension. The ersudest street parade ever
given The bar dsomest uullotms ever maniac
lured; noexce tivn

Prices 25 35 and no rents.

Seats on rttlc at Hale‘s
and Plaisted s. r26

Opera House, Norwalk.
08!: NIGHT ONLY.

PRIDAE. NOV. 14

Naanil‘tcent Srenic Production 0! the ltroat hit-lo-
dramatlc Success,

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Sflflmflmfilflii !

Intricate Nccbanlcai Effects. Bealrilul and Hartline
situations. A Company of Unru led Excel-
lonce, A Moving Panorama 100 car Lung.
TheOld Sluice llousc. The “evolving
Prison, The Burning tint, The
Southern Swamps.

A Carload of Scenery used for this

 

Prod action.
RXCULAR PRICE, iii. to and the
Chart open at Hale‘s and Plsisted's. n8

 

OPERA HOUSE-ONE NIGHT ONLY
Monday, Nov. 17.

In the Famous r”cruelly Drama.

iii, 0 Arkansas 'l'lilt‘llfll‘

 

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The
Tlll- t‘rlt-bralr-tl Artntrns
on true. New Plia'illl rttctmry by zest)- of new
ork.
Admission 3‘. 50am! 2?. G‘Dll. En‘u nn sale at
Ilslc'a, Norwsiit, and I'lsistt-d's. no. Normals. nlll

Muslc Halli“-
ANNUAL FAIR,
Silliil and williilllllllllllll
GRAND AllflY REPUBLIC,
Thursday, Flilllll' and Saturday.

Entertainment,
Jttlirlt't‘ lilnlcra.
Militsty‘llrill hy Concord} pg
: ‘ ladies. “ '
tank cut lot the Fair liltllvlin. ”llAltl) TACK.“
0% hi it
HOMER B. HOYT’S,
is North Main Street.
one; ....::1..I';’l..."li‘:.i?"i.‘l.t".:d
6c PEN BUtHEl. 1
IT IS CHEAPER THAN (’OAt.

 

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THIS WEEK. a'r

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WE SHALL OFFER

Daghcstan Rugs,75x36.at 8.47. Smyrna, 66x30, at 2.98; and
Wiltons. 63x28, at 2.98. 63x26, at 2.47; 52x25, at 1.69;
Moquettes, 75x27, at 3.69. 50x22, at 1.49; 40x19, at 1.29;
Smyrna, 76x36, at 4.49. 42x18, at 1.19; 40x18, at 89;
Velvets, 72x30, at 3.65. 34x16, at 79; and 34x16, at 49.

Also in «this week’s sale we shall offer 6 pairs hose for 25c
A good line 01 all wool hose for 250 per pair

A good line of fast color prints at 5c per yard

A large line of Cloaks, Jackets, Capes, etc.

These goods will interest you. Carpets for the million at
old‘prices for alewdayslonger, ,. ' y y. . ,
f: Stores open Mbudays 6118.30, Saturdays till 10 o‘clock.

N.Wit/“9W.lineall‘fllfid Goods opened today at Scofleld 86
Hoyt’s

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Agenls for BUTTERICK’S PATTERNS.

.7.-«> ..._

SCOFIELD do HOYT

Norwalk and South Norwalk.

WAanNs ' A. s. P‘ERllls-‘l,
I

JEWELER.

Diamonds. Watches. lewalry.
M.____ Fine Watch Retnlrlnz a Specialty
Buggies, Spindles,
Family Wagons.

Baal Wattts, Btsintss Wants.

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FURNITURE STORE

202 and 204 Washington St.
ONLY $85.

 

 

South Norwalk, East End of Bridge.

 

THEODORE COLEMAN, - Proprietor
Picture Frames, looking Clams. etc. Prim-
will suit you SUltll um ly

 

 

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Other Wagons at EquaHy Low PI’ICBS. l nouns sonwaut, '
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Franklin Street, Sodomalk. ' -.., ..-._f:’.w_.. .
3“" .,.. j J E. PO W ER
S. E. BAKER, in it raorats'roa. --
SECOND - HAND FFEEEETURZ:

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Household Goods of ill Kind:.§

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Cash Paid for Goods or Soltl oni . \

Commission. ,

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Millie summit trtrutlon of lilllllt' new

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goods. llu wu want new blockers-I,
Wlliit'll‘ u-lticlu-tt breast, Iul null line,
ht'n'lil Hit: a pound. Round lit-rrtnu,
Iur lltll ill-rtnzln friends at 5 nuts a
pound. Fun- to» tlw littlest are ttn- Wat»:-
bury Hum", Shoulder" and “di'llll. “W-
on ltliem last winter with uulltl Malls
lacimn tnnll ttnttct-rtiui. llnmn 14 cents.
Atlplt's—(lrl-i-ulngs and Ilaltllvum~ut
'35 ill'l’ barrel, New Retain» at ill and
ill elvtltu u puuml New lined Apricots,
24 curls n pmiml, “Hull. Nun (‘llltrv
largv, lltw, selected. Cape (ind Ursula-r
ripe. fine-t, 2 quarts [or 25 l‘t‘lllw. 0,000
pounds (3 tons) nI llm- Delaware County
lsiry Iiutt- r, going nt 25 cents a pound.
()nu lhuusnml tltllll‘tib' wmllt n! M'lt’clr'il
Tints. 'sl-uny in mlwrlm- to ill-ll tn.-
lbw-t fluid tin-n cooler-s privately llmt
you .ort't know anything slmut Wlfl'hng
tens. 'l‘hntismlt utir plan. We ltnnw
we hardwood tut. . We try well bellm-
wo- buy. The lwnt Tea int 50 cent» a
plum-l in this city. More we told about.
the line quality or nlll’ (3 the utility mm
cttatumrrs lmrv sampled it, and norm
lmwprtumum‘ul ll. tlw twat lil ll“ lnul
anywhere. 13mm ntnl it] it til

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uncanny“. tumor»,
Furniture Dealer.

New Store 46 it 48 Main st, Norwallt

Also Furnishing Undertaker.

Rel-idem No. 3 Bernsrly street. Telephone
(rum. in; or night.

 

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49 Water Street, Slfllll Nirvalt

Anything l'lslcd. hunt a finger ring to a stove.
mildly rustle of tshle ware Refinishing and
lnrqurring all Hills of brass work. Chandeliers,
hanging lamps. Candle Mich, Vane. ctr, (inns.
Pistols. hrttl' and Cenml Repairing dons.

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If no, call at

No.4 Water Street, ittiall,

Whtre mean obtain a I Lunch tor a --all
stun refund rrrrytblsu n the line 0! Temperance
llrlnts. also headquartcvslm

hut lat lanolin} Lift“!

Bevan cents artsy will give you an Endowment
Pollryul sum payable at or yarn or m. or at
state. it prior; or are costs. dsy, nlll site you a
Whitey M Chums“ you do not lose what
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alter the. sectlcat General Lils Insurance

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Sporting Goods Firs Arms and Fishing
Tackle ot'lu Description.

iInsthsr will a full line oi Dag Inlet-er.

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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
prices.

Remember they hold for only one week.

Come early—tor on some of the lots we have only alimited
quantity.

HosrfinY.

We are taking the lead and our intentions are to keep it.

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‘ Nowjf you will take notice what we ofier you for 9c you will

agree with us. .

c will buy two pairs Ladies’ Fancy Striped Hose.

90 will buy, one. pair Ladies‘Fancy Striped, Fast Black 01'
Grey Mixed Hose. Would be cheapat 150 per pair. 2/

9c will buy one pair Children’s Fast Black Hose in all sizes.
Well worth 1250 per pair, . "a: "-

9c will buy one Gcnls’ Linen‘Collar, either Turn Down or
Standing.

90 Will buy two pairs Gettts‘ Mixed Half-Hose. Excellent
vs no.
c will buy one pair Gettts' Mixed Hall-Hose. Would be

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cheap at 15c per pair.

NOTIONS.

Now is the accepted time, but it lasts only during this sale.
90 will buy iWo papers of English Pins, twelve rows to the
paper,
' c will buy two Ladies’ Fancy Bordered Ilandkcrchiels.
90 will buy one Card of Buttons, two dozen on a card.
c will buy one Curling Iron.
9c will buy five Spools Easting Cotton.
c will buy one skein of Saxony Yarn, best quality.
9c will buy one yard Cord Ruchiug, cream, white or black,
0 will buy one bottle Florida Water.
9c will buy one pair Dress Shields.

0 will buy one yard of No. 7 Gro Grain, Satin Edge,

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Faille Ribbon
c will buy two bottles of Gilbert's Tripple Cologne.
6 will buy one bottle of Bradley's Toilet Perfume.
c will buy four bottles of Petroleum .lell .

c will buy one bottle of Petroleum Jelly either
c will buy two cakes of Bees Wax in while only
c will buy ten spools Black Twist.

c will buy five boxes assorted Hair Pins.

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

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DOMESTICS.

in this department we ofler positive-1y the greatest bargains
WC have ever offered at any special sale. The price we ask is
:t more {rut-lion of their real value.

C will buy Ll ytis Apron Gingbatti.
‘- " l'hecketl Seersucker.
' (falter). Utu- Colored Napkin, Tum White
Napkins. l; vds ('zttttutt Flannel, bleached
nz- unbleached Um: yl Lotisdale Cztmbtic.
Tim yds Ttlu'tfllllg' blunt-hell 0r unbleached.
Hm» ytl Glass Towcltng. Ont: yll Crown
{owe-ling, all linen. Um Nice Towel. One
pound Cotton Button. '1 Wt) Wash Cloths.
1.5. yds Shell OilClotb. 0m.- yd Lice Scrim.
(lttc yd Figured Scrittl. Two yds Cheese

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.5 yds Striped or
Two yds Standard

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‘- “ ('lotlt. Two yds Unbleached Muslin Onc
“ ‘* yard Bed Ticking, worth lillc. Two yds
“ " Fancy Plaid Dress Pattern.
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C One Parlor Broom, warth 19c. Two cakes Rising Sun
Stove Polish, (regular) price 8c cake. Four cakes A,

c B~C Stove Polish, worth 5c ti cake. Ont,- Oil Bottle,
regular Me. Two Decorated Bone Dishes (special)

c Three Wire Closest» this (tall: only. One Tea or Collec
Pot. Sixty feet Clothes Linc. Eleven (10?. Clothes Pins.
cOne Maple Bowl. One 1‘ch. Lamp Chimney, this sale
only. One Glass Pitcher, value 15c. l Glue-i Sugar Bowl.

0 Twelve Lamp Wicks. Om: Coal bievc. One Scrub
Brush. Four Crystal (Masses. Ono Whisk Broom. One

0 Lamp Shade. 2 Large Lamp Chimneys. One Duster.
Three Tin Palm. Three Pic Tins. One bottle Hirislt’s
9c Blueing. One Spice llox. (lite Nickel Hammer. One
Water Pail. Wood, regular price Me. One Large Milk
9c Pail. 0m Salt Box. One Salt Holder. One Baker.
One Platter. One llockinghatn Tea Pot. One Pitcher.

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Popular hunt Store,

83 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

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