. so a menus: are a mum
roomful}; diam rim.
M‘s. intranet.
Placallauthm
sums.
1800' November. 1890
In. in. We. Th. Fri. Sat
1
8
15
22
29
3
10
17
24
4
11
18-
25
5
12
19
26
6
13
20
27
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low tort ll. Wonthwr tone-us.
A severe stor new central in Alani-
tolin, will probably move eastwardly,
' wlthbrisk to high winds on the lakes to-
morrow, increasing in force as it reaches
the flow England coast. In this district
today, partly cloudy, slightly warmer
I Willrgobably prevail, with light
to ash vs hie winds, followed by
clearing. In the Middle States to day,
slightly warmer, partly cloudy to fair
weather will prevail, preceded by cloudi-
nem and light local rain on the coasts,
with light variable winds, becoming
southerly in the northern and western
m 8nd in New England, fair, slightly
' warmer weather and light variable
winds, becoming southerly. On Friday
in this city and section and in New Eng-
land warmer, fair to partly cloudy
weather and fresh southerly winds will
probably prevail, followed by cloudiness
and rain near the lakes, and on Saturday
partly cloudy to cloudy, slightly warmer
weather, and fresh southerly to westerly
winds, increasing in strength and fol-
lowed by rain in both sections.
moi-turn Allinnnc for Tip-Morrow.
m rises Sun sets High tide Low tide
5.41 4.3! 12.00 5.98
Old Well maggots .1. it, will con-
10! the second degree this evening.
Work on Joseph Whitney's new house
in Winnipauk is progressing rapidly.
-Bsrdellas for sale at Betta 8: Farting-
ton’a. ___»__
Olive Branch Lodge, No. 19, K. of P.,
will confer the second degree this even-
ing. A full attendance is anticipated.
~Wantcd—A young—man to tend store.
Apply at this office.
Howard H. KnapijTmrerly of South
Horwalk, has been elected secretary and
bro-sum of the Bridgeport Tennis club.
Mrs. George Terrell and Mrs. Henry
Terrell, of Setauket, L. l., are visiting at
the residence of James L'Hommedieu,
on Bedside PlacL
J. W. Banks, oi Danbury, is in South
Norwalk today. He expects to have
his new house ready for occupancy by
the holiday season.
4-Pickled Holland herrings at Belts d:
Furiogton’s. _~___~
With all counties heard from nearly
9,700 Connecticut Republicans did not
vote at the last election, while only
4,400 Democrats did likewise.
——Fresh pork and sausage, 1'2 cents a
pound, at F. Hayes' market.
All trninmen on the Consolidated road
not properly supplied at present have
been ordered to provide themselves with
new uniforms within ten days.
Owing to business engagements, War.
den Lee was unable to be present at the
dedication and ball of the American
Hechsnlcs at the Opera House last even-
ing. -_ ‘ m“
E. H. Burr, of Pittstield, lilacs, suc-
osda Agent Gould in charge of the Dan-
bnry freight department of the Homa-
tonic road. Mr. Gould will return to
Norwalk. ~ ‘
—Cnrblng,llo cents a foot. William
Mon, contractor.
Pioneer Castle, No. l, of Norwalk. and
Nation Castle, No. 2, of this city, are
linking arrangements to hold a sociable
Ind oyster supper In (lermania Hall, on
Inndsy evening, December 1.
Issuer Bunnsll, of the Grand Opera
House in New Haven, has conferred a
host upon the theatregoing public by
issuing an order prohibiting the ad-
llthnsnfchildren in arms to the hall.
~11” (Moons molasses at Best- &
Fmington‘s.
The Dnnhnry police are on the track
of the ulcers-ant there who has been an-
noying women on the streets after dark.
The“ victim was a young lady, who
wpsdsnd, Hand and addressed in in-
“ m
o
—-l'o reduce my stock to make room
“Holiday , I will sell furniture
d My need prices. Call and see
pad-and get prices. Raymond's Furni~
him. 40 Halo street, meslk.
m anerty, of 8tamford, shout
momma: age, dropped dead of
, kt disease while listening toa hand
phyiag on the streets of that place last
. m It lucid that the band was
fit. “Anal. Rooney."
'” ~HoIs-rendersd lard, 10 cents a
Half. mn'mrkel.
As m approaches. tramps he-
io only for free lodgings or
county jail. A few days ago
‘I of than urns up to an cutest
fl m to in nus-tad. nu
‘mwmmhmtmm
“flab-humanism
mammal-humanism:
durum-Ithaca loch-dbl-
mwe l ..
is
first degree this evening.
' will work“!-
bu W ‘ i .
M. H Parsonnttsnded the horse-haw
at Madison Square Garden last evening.
The County Commissioners will he in
session at the Council Chamber to-rnor-
row afternoon to issue licenses.
The first lflbgf‘rll of the miuuelte
which is to be danced at one of the
Home Sociables was held last evening.
Mrs. Wm. B. Jarvis has secured the
services of Mrs. L. W. Haraldson from
one of the large millinery houses in New
, York. ‘
Aquarrel occurred at Adsms&Co.’s
shop yesterday afternoon between two
employees. One of the men had his
face badly bruised.
Joseph Vitz, who is employed at J. J.
Asch’s for factory, caught his hand in
one of the machines yesterday and re-
ceived some severe cuts.
a
=—-An‘chories (’0; sale at Bette & Fur-
rlngton’s. m__.__
Miss Jennie Gregory, teacher of grade
two at the Franklin street school, is
obliged to be at home owing to illness.
Miss Mary Day, of East Norwalk, is act-
ing as Miss Gregory’s substitute.
Rev. Archibald Wheaten, pastor of the
South Norwalk Baptist church, was
elected a member of the executive com-
mittee at the Slate Sunday School Work-
ers’ convention at Danbury yesterday.
A large delegation of visitors from
Samuel Harris Lodge, 1. 0. 0. F., of
Bridgeport, and Puritan Lodge, of Siam-
ford, visited Butler Lodge, last evening.
A pleasant feature of the evening was
two recitations by Mr. Whitney, of the
Bridgeport lodge.
-—Sewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
The South Norwalk Wheel and Social
Club are fitting up their rooms in a man»
nor that will reflect credit on the associa-
tion. A piano, pool table. easy choirs
and desks are among the comforts that
have been provided, and a bath room
will shortly be added.
The case of Rivity vs. Wilson is being
tried before Justice D. P. Morrell to-dsy
with Attorney Joseph A. Gray for the
prosecution, and Attorney Edward M.
Lockwood for the defense. A full ac-
count of the trial may he found in to-
morrow's issue of Ttrc Summer.
-—-Small fresh home, 12 cents a pound,
at F. Hayes' market.
The County Commissioners will in-
struct County Treasurer Quintard, of
South Norwslk, to bring suit upon the
bond of Martin Haulihan, of Newtown,
who was recently tried for violation of
the license law. Houlihan‘s license ex-
pired before it could be revoked.
For the benefit of the property owners
on Quintard avenue and on all streets
where sewer assessments have been laid
we would state that in case the sum
after thelast publication of the assess
ment notice, a lein is placed on the pro-
perty by the city.
~A new article of food, oyster corn,
at Belts dc Farrington's.
Funeral services over the remains of
James L. Harlem, formerly of Norwalk,
were conducted at his late home in
Bridgeport, yesterday, by Rev. ii. A.
Davenport, pastor of the Presbyterian
church, assisted by Rev. (3. F. Prentiss,
of the West End Congregationalchurch.
The remains were taken to Bethel for in-
terment. »
ENTERTAINIENTS.
One of tho Hits of the Season.
Tomorrow night at the Opera House,
the great melodramatic success, “The
Southern Cross," will be presented. The
Philadelphia (fall says there are many
strong situations and line characters,and
the play can be set down as one of the
bits of the season.
Kit at the Opera lion-in.
Mr, Henry Uhanfmu. in his fomous
comedy drama. ”Kit, the Arkau-m-i
Traveler," will appear in the ”porn
[louse next Monday evening. Mr. (than-
frstl is in every way equal to hit father
in attainments on the stage and it would
be dilllcult for other than an expert, it is
shill, to discover that it was the son who
was personatlng the comical “Kit" in-
stead of his honored one. The play is
interspersed with startling love incidents
--bouso burning, steamboat explosions
and excellent singing by the Arknmmw
Quartette. _ _, J 4
A Doclded harem.
John A. Steven med a decided we
one in the product on of his new play lit
the People's Theatre—J'Wifn for Wife."
The story is laid in the South, and Mr.
Stevens assumes the role of Edward
Walton with, an em, grace and manli-
um which indicates the Southern gen-
tleman. hove, suspicion, jealousy, re-
venge-«these are the motives in "Wile
for Wife," with enough comedy infused
into the play to lighten it up. The
scenery was very appropriate and client-
lve. There are many thrilling situations
in the play, and the climaxes were care-
fully wrought up. The company sup
porting Ir. Stevens is In excellent one,
~11» flew York World.
llllllfllll
Milsvsrylns boot leader Dr. sttbe
footer Robert Renter’s dork, which wl l he sold
at II «My low m. am It
GEORGE ll. RAYMOND,
Furniture Dealer.
NsvStorHlih All "tion., lelt
Alas Punishing [lulu-taller.
Mir-4. “with
TAYLOR s esteem? '
assessed is not paid within sixty days ,
ital Will" all Illillllll,
WASHINGTON STREET
803th Norwallr, Conn.
III I
wnni'nn. ‘
Advertisements under this head. not c 5
lines, 1 time line, 3 times we , 1 week 3:100?“ log
Aurnnwaosowisn RILIABLI woustt
and gamma rang! a child. 0:“ gags ld
nnr.A to rs...ar~
vcy. 70 North Hall: street. Salli Norwslk. n7 t!
V BY A WANT "AD." lN Till: IN ill .
The luults are wonderful. 8 T ll
wI
,..__F°R.. 54.1%??-
savmlmm“ m u immmWElliiiu. maximal :1 “:5
llmJtlmeacJtlmcnwnlweektlm. rig
HORSE FOR SALE, ril'l’l'AIlLl FOR ALL
business pnlpmin, Inquire at Nomstevcns
street, Norwalk. nl‘sz
FIRST CLASS CABRIOLET, ALL LUH-
talus leather, and in lint else-order. Been
used only a few times. Cell and red It at Mo-
Lean's Carriage Repository. nl if
wo choice building mu. so model—foot front, on
West avenue Apply tr W12, SAMMIE, or
i. I. llOY’I‘. (i2 tf
" ' “in, End."
Ad'crilserntnla under this head, not crowding 5
lint». 1 time 35c, 3 units-Title, l week ilm.
‘0 GENTLEMBNM—TWU llllitSll-lilllll) RUOMS
with rill conterlicrlres. \th or without hoard:
abom three mlnnrm' walk from Norwalk depot.
For particulars cell at No :ll Main street, more
walk. uztlfit
IPHTAIRS 5 HO le‘r; HOL'HE A'l‘ ELY
Neck; :l splendid new cottages on Taylor
avenue; airy want.- good sewerage, ctr. Lights on
strcet; concrete walks all the way from tit-pot
Raymond Btolhcrs. nlzl Lt
lTENMES'l‘ON GNU)“ ATHEETJTENEMKNT
on Monroe strut. i‘t‘l‘llflflltf Ear-cs for sale. J_
ll. Raymond, Wat; rs!reet,footo lhvilintl. [U331
[[0133 OF SIX R00)“, 0N NORTH TAY-
. lor avenue, "Hill! of ’l'umplke in glad order
Apply to Will our Keith. nil: in
S DESIRED—ONE. TWO Oil Tllltlvlii i'i‘ll-
IX hither]. rooms; "rntlfln-l y curvature." Ap,.ly
at sin. 3 West Avenue. NorWulr. nil :tt
1. OUSBthTll llAlfNJl“ DESIRED) No it
Washington street Foll’li Norwak; within
five minutes walk of railroad Ill-pot or r-mt Milt-e;
convenient to (lnrcllus and schools. good .ccatlnn
forplly-lcian or dentist or any [Wok-29km. Anrzly
to Dudley i'. Ely, it“; “‘lutllllL'ldll street. m»: M
I OUSB 0? six ltlmhb' UN WOODWARU
cyclone. tiff. Also louse- of MI moms, Elli-,1
N irwlllk, 313, Part of Mun-on Wuodslxrd avenue,
'9. inquire of B A Woodward.
'I‘WU llUl’SEs AND Gout) m TBL’ILUINGS.
close to Five Mile River nation, Willi one or
tlfteen ecu-s. Alm large lilu‘c. 'llfllll‘lll‘d,illil w
acres. lnqulrcuf Kuwuyton station Agent. in? its
P‘UlOROVElt PUM‘ OFFICE-1 l-‘Uit llF'l’ll'EPi
or small fnmlly. inquire of L}. fiwurlz, at t) d
Well Cigar ('0. oil} it
I otsscoxmlslxuslx ROOMS; Mllfll-litix
lnlpmvrtmmle; rent Si: in. lr rullroof Jaime
C. Crown, South Nulrwslk. 025 if
’l‘ilB WOOD?“ fill HOMESTEAD—ll ROOMS.
[lot and cold Willlll'. bath room. hush-r. 4k: ,
with stabllng for the horses. c \W stsblm‘, chicken
hourm,.te.; rcpt 1:5 per month. impure of C.
Swarm. at old Well vigor Company. old if
NB HOUSE AT l-LLY‘S NECK. ()3! AT
Elm Grown-nil ocean Tones meet. From
$0.705). Applyto .lozlu ll. Knapp. 2'.‘ West St.
South Norwalk. will
A PLEASANT norm in A CONVENIENT
locality in odmd to pen-we who would like to
mlt Washington some time during the winter or
a ring. Room and board 200 a day. MrsJ 3.
hourer 1 rt.. N. W.. 'asblngmu. D. C. cm!
W "races. ” “
Advertisements under [Tile head, not i‘XCt‘tLd‘lu: ’.
lines. 1 time the. 3 “th Mal week if 00
SMALL HAILHUAT. OWNER CAN HAVE
1 some by prompt: owrrenlll and paying ex-
wmcr. Apply to two. it mom 2d a t‘o., in... is
liter turner, south Nurwalk. nl'.‘ lw
‘ LOST. '
Advertisements miller thls head, no: excmdm: I.
llm‘l‘. l tune 25c, Ll llmul 503,1 was 51.00.
ETWEEN Bittllillslnll s'r‘twtt l-‘Alf! AND
South Sorwnlk, a ~mnt1 eripmu‘k st. ll. l’ir
till it.
Your llan Insult Ynlllilt!
Seven tools ntlzly will u‘w you on Endowment
Policy of $1.0“th [:fl‘lll’lltf at ’20 yin." of age, or at
death, if prior, or fire more a «lay, will L’Wt‘ you a
Llfi' Policy for slow}, and you do not lune, what
you have pild in, r.\'r'fl if you will paying, any yulr
after thrrv. ('llllfll‘t‘lflLlll. General Lllt‘ lustlrunw
Company. of Hartford.
5 H L'llllllxliflllilZArn-nr,
Washington street, South Nllrwnlk,
Sour-rt nouwaur savrsus "and
Al Washington titled.
Upon llnlly from ll to 12 3.111., and from i too run
and on Saturday even-Mr- ll'nlll 6 to 5.
Wlnlcrrs: nlllmvll on lh‘lmnltr.
ALDEN H4 ”MAI“. hm;
Jon's ll. rxltub, ,m. From,
£349". Jtlil!‘ ll. KNAPI‘ Her. and Twas
itsytnn!
Sell lint: Delaware (‘uurlly
Dairy llutter at 25, 22:”), 25c lb.
The sweetest Creamery llut-
ter, in prints, at 32c lb. 32c lb.
Fresh made llasy Butler,
suit the tlunticst, at. 300 ll).
Evaporated liaspllcrriesylllc lb
Evaporated Pittctl ( ‘llerrics, 40c
sons.
- on .
The finest full (Jr-emu Choose
ill the city. F. A. Ferris 5;
Co. limos, pip; pork, boneless
bacon, are without a rim]; we
have thorn.
A large variety of English nuts.
New crop NewOrlclins Molasses.
Florida Oranges, Grapes, etc.
W-..
Tbe llnmt quality of Canned Fruit,
THE DEW DROP CANNED GOODS.
Ask for than and take no other.
that. Hutu,
Ell DIN!) 0800'“.
33 Washington Street.
Hammdmntentisahmkwilhml‘heflo
Mu;”almpwithth¢llghtoflh¢mming.
Ila-m lam mil-mummy”.
Opera House; Kermit.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
FRIDAY. gov. 14
lunlllccnt Scenic ‘i’rodnrtlon of the (treat Relo-
illmflc Success,
murm—
Sllll llfll‘ll Btu ll
Intricate leehanlral Meets, Beautiful and Startling
him-lions. A Com‘pmy of Undo used Excel.
lvrce,Alfovlng anonmaloo not long,
The Old nlulce lieu-c. The Revolvrng
Prison, The Burning Hut, The
Southern Swamps.
A Carload of Scenery used for this
Production.
REGULAR l’ltlt‘lfil, -
Chart open at Hale's and Plaisted‘s.
Ill, {used ”:54:
n8
OPERA HOUSE~0NE NIGHT ONLY
Monday, Nov. I 7.
in the l’smeus Comedy Drama.
lulu Arkansas 'l'l'lllfllfll‘
Supported by hill own Flfdlif‘llw Comtllrly. The
.lndge.and ill“ Main. The t'elebmml Armin-as
Quartet“. ‘iew spears! Scorn-try by heavy of New
\orlr.
Admission ‘l'l.50and7'l cents. Serr- on sale at
ila‘tl's, Norwnlk, and i’l-nuetl's. So. Nerwalx. nit?
l‘lUSiC‘mll Alb—L:
One Night Only.
Wednesday, Nov.19
TH E EMINENT Al'TilOilv ACTOR.
JOHN A. STEVENS
IN ms COMEDY DllANA.
FEFRWFE
‘nrvporrel by arlimrully Melted N-‘w 'r'urk Com-9
pany A play rl'l'TWIl' d v.:tli ll'lmnn internal: :1 story
that sppelils in Mr.” ' be All Sper‘nl Won» 13. la used
m Act III in the .. mt rf‘tzlle‘ or ubtl. ls portray-
ed a mall-tic and s m: duel.
Frets-now on mm a! tiny!» or «i hrrgury'r rll’fl
stores. ’
ll'.
mus... 118111
ANNUAL FAIR,
Sllllllll‘ llllll “vfillllllflllllllfllll
Douglas Fowler Post, No. 48,
GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Nov. 20, 21, 22.
Enter-inmates“,
Julnlm- singers.
[immune Club.
Military Drill by Company of Young
Ladies.
Admission, - - N) (fonts
in»: out for HIV rm llnllotln, "noun #ACK."
0‘35 ill 8 I
Arelutllunll?
lf no, will at
No.4 Water Street, Nurrall,
'hcm’m run obtain a good Lourh Mr A small
mm and hunt evnythinl in the tin" oi Tf'merfrr
Drinks. Also hemlquuurn for
Sporting Goods, Fire Arms and Fishing
Tackle of All Description,
Tenth" with I full llne of Dog lrdlclnm.
NO. 4 WATER STITE YI‘,
will“! NORWAIJA.
scum mm‘w "
FURNITURE STORE
In and on Washington In.
”tumultuous”.
Immumn, .
Plot-vs m a. risers
alumna m I.”
R
EAT
THIS
Daghestan Rugs,75x36.at 8.47.
Wiltons, 63x28, at 2.98.
Moqucttcs, 75x27, at 3.69.
Smyrna, 76x36, at 4.49.
Velvets, 72x30, at 3.65.
A good line of all wool hose
'l‘llesc goods will interest you
ll by PS
'l‘mr Collector’s Sale.
\TOTICE is hereby given tint the undersigned,
.L collector of Tart-r. under and by virtue of s
certtlll tar warrant, duly executed and rlgnul by
pmper minority and directed to the undruigrlul,
commanding him to levy and collect, of
Alllhllf L VANDBlilllhl‘,
nndothcr pt-rsnnsnamctl in them it hook, on the.
listtoeuldwurrant annexed, tirelr several proper
tloneuftbcrum Mllll M then-in sfatrd.sawl sum
living ~ tax or url‘rsmu-nl laul upon the um-ssrnent
list mode in itiétl by the inhabitants of the town of
Korwalkaunlnrly and legally swumblr-l, in WV.
nuthv Alstilny of Di'CCltllwl, A. D , Hm) TAIL". fur
tho-purpose of prnvilbnu for the Ell-it‘lllt’lll‘lv’r‘t‘ of
said town, levies upon no followan Ili’rC‘llll'il rr ll
Crink- of Efllll
Abram L. Vsnrlorln.t.
rituatrd in tuwnuf Norwalk. and lmundul :1» fol-
lows tuwllz—tlno- Inc: or rxlrccl of loot, u. quail.
llty twenty mi arms :6) sores, more or hire, with
the hrll'dlruu thereon standing: bounded northerly
by hymns}; and loud occupied. now u: formerly.
by llerlry S's-vermin. «easterly by land ocruple'l,
new or formerly. by Wilalam K--y~ Lurnl lnnzl ”Crib ,
riled rmwor formcr'y, by Henry Stew-limo. ~r :léll ‘
ctiy by highw: and wl-merly by highwltylnmlrmw '
or form! rly of ’ntrirlr llanlonnrul lamlntwnrftvrm 1
crlv of rinse it. Mr-ekrr Also one rcrtain lrsctu' ism!
attuned a' Five Mlzc liner, swcallcll bounded ,
northerly by lluhw‘ty from [I‘m- Mm: ltzwr m ,
South finrwnlk. easterly by land of Wm it. Lurk.
wood. southerly by mullet Fannie St. John arm
westerly by old highway. Contdznlm: twcxe ll‘ly
am! more or lose, being all the land assigned to A.
L Vanderbilt by the heirs at l-tw of Dillann Allen i
Alp-DUDE! trart of land bounded northerly by illuh-‘
way wsaucntuo ‘r mzerly by mm of (,i. B liradrl l
'03; and Fannie l.. \‘anderbl't, .‘1niticrly by land : f l
16.8.Bnolc‘. and westerly by land 0' (i ll linol-
lcy. W. B. room}; and Henry Lamb, confirming ,
twelve l l?) nan s more (tr lens AI-o .‘l l lilo! t 'lrt rm
victor paler: of land with the hull .tngx tlnreorp
standing. slvusvcd at Five Mile ltlvrr. m mllml. be. 3
lug titty (.30) feet front and rent mun- or lose, and ,
lbmll. our: hundred and forty three till flct in.
cup h bounded northerly by highway r'llfit‘rl’ by
land of Fannie L Vanderbilt, lulllht'nj ivy lftl d of ,
Alum) At. Johnand westerly by zen-l or Unvhlg
Fallon. ‘
Ar.d [stall em! or publzc suctl u m. the inn div l
Junutry, l~’Jl. at 10: h o‘eozk formalin, v.0 muehl
of said rim dtwnlml pl’BmlM'.‘ its mil rslrc :hc rum 5
of $21 and melt-of sale, du- : and lend"! .wll at“
public auction at ”:15 o‘clock torcmon. so much or
[may mud derrrltml pvt-mire! a» will rams Ill - sum .
of Hi 23am! N‘itln of nt‘e. 8C . and I shall ml at ‘
public auulon a' llttfi as much or stud than: d -
embed premises as will mule thc sum of ill .35 and
costs of sale, a: , Mid sueml cums hem! the mats
3"th on sold prcrtnsw tt’r‘prf‘thr‘y, and fugutllt-r
being the proportion of the Haul Abram l. Vander-
blll, of the still) total 4: said list, [Werner mm the
charges of lot sale, .br
"En ll . JilllN.'f‘nzt'oilmmr. l.:.—r 1W3 '
lbw-o :l! flout-link, Nontmtwr 1. All . trill”
Lil l l '11)
’l‘ru t'nltt-ctor’s Stile.
NilTlt'E-ellcrrby gun that the Irnderelzrul,
A i'ollu'mrM'l‘axin,multrxuul lly vmuu of a
rc-rfmn tax “rump“. u xiv l“.- raft-L, and slum-d :.
Wig.” gum-wry :iml :1 rwrui to the until-ironed):
cutnnmmlug hm tn .m‘y llllll r ) leer of
AllllAbl l. \'.\ -.lWthBl'.’l‘
and nthcr per» in: named lll lbt nu» lnmk. m. the
ll»: tou‘ll untrut :ulu .\~-.l. than n M'ml rumpu-
tinn-mflh-wun 11-13 on llll‘l'l‘lil l!‘ll"(l, mzl rum
burn: a In or ll‘rr-‘ltll'b’ ltlll .lpnn the Mannie“
ll-t made in "11“!lelll“lflll'tlll:li.[." of Irr- town of
Harwell. reyrl‘nrly null legllly nuscmllletl, in ult,
on lllt‘ L’Ilh «lily of ”member, A l) . lb‘i'l. ml! for
thcpllrrmsc of providing lor the llltlclrlrllflt‘?‘ of
nut r Mil. lt'Vll" liver. the following (irrelllml rml
tartan: of said
Abram l. Van-lvrhzlr.
Filllllt‘tl in town of Norwulk, anti bounded :la fol-
lows. to wit: Ur..- tmrt or parrrl of land in quantity
tin-my grungy-rm more or if”, Willl butltllnu
thereon standing, and boumlnl llfvftlltfly by blxhr
way and lzinllmrupml to» or fornmly by Henry
Summon, ra-frrly by land armpit-d now or for-
mi-rly by W: llllfll lit-yen. Mn! 1nd ot't‘uplml now
or furlnvvrly by If my .‘itnvvrn-un. southerly by huh
I” and um rly by highway, lnrul run or furruerly
of 'nlrma llnnlon and land now or formI-rly M
title! if Mn'kt'l’ Al—n one rrrlsln tract of land
slllllll'tl If Fun Mile River, It ri‘lrd bounded
northerly by ll films}. from Fm- Mllc- llm r m
HtlllllNI'anlli,Innit'l’ly by fun of Win it incl-
wrmtl,mntlwrryby land of P'dfllllt‘ M..lnhu and
woflcrlylyy old highway, mumbling melt.» (12:;
acres mon- nr lrm, being all lht‘ land am mod to A.
L. Vanderbilt by the blurs at ‘uw uf lllllw. in Alll'l'l.
Also orwtmvt of land bellmlul north-"1y b hlgll-
why to Sallrliluci,iutrrl by land «It Ii. IT flwl-
Ity and Fannie L. Van remit. I'lllllltfli by lurid of
H. ll. llrnllry. slul westerly by mml til it it lltml‘
Icy. W. ll. fltmlrlrk still rlrnry lAmb. rutllnlmnl:
twelve (Ill) am more or ir-n Aim rill that f‘I‘rD‘llI
tractor turn] of land with the buildings lhrl’t‘WI
standing, situated at Flu: Mlle River, so called. be
lng till)! 430) fer-t front and rear more or low, and
slum: one hnmlml and fun -thrce (lib foot in
depth. bounded nmthcny by Ighwsy,caslerlv by
llllll of Pa. rule I. Vandul>llt,-luthuly by lsndof
Alnlnzo ht .lohrmmd westerly by land of David
Pal on.
Am! I rbnll well at public union on the l‘.’ b (lily
of January, wt, in to o'rlrxlt fort-rimmm mum
of said not durum-cl premises as will ram the mm
of ’JlImlrmtl of one,“ ; and i Ihlll n-ll at
pnblrr. auction lit ll o'clortr fmrnurm.m mucbof
will mend described ptmlles as I!” miss rim mm
of All 2‘» and rrwts of rule, b2; and! shall sell M
prlbll': auction at IUD as much of Ivltl third de
scribed runnin- ss will ralw: m min of but 3'. and
cmtn of MD“. kn, said lit-mat nnms berm the num-
u-med on raid premises rcnprctiu'ly. and lngl’lhcr
beta: the “Woman of the said Abram l. Vaniler
bllt, of the sum total in wild mt togrtblr with the
(harm- 0' (my, site. Mr.
”I0. ll. ilT. JOHN. 'l‘lx i'nllrclwr. Lint Hill.
listed at liorwnllr, November 2". A. l), l‘t'fil
n6 iii an
JACOB M. LA YTON,
[{ml Estate and Home arr-"t, (lemrsl lit-unnu-
Armor—Fire, Life and Attrition-L "rein
Htoamubl i lrkets—(lsbvn snd Merle-l. Draft!
for 1:! an upwards and money Drum tv all part-
Notary Public; It'lh'rwle‘dtrvrrwmr
of Enlarge.
taken. amend Tickets. Ham (tome-d 'n in.
titration.
as Insist-[tn Must, lost to l'mn (Mire,
HDIT'I‘II MlllWAllK. l-T.
illrill pimples!
, Illilfll’llfll DEPTH-BBB 34!.
A Mum-tag lebsnlforhotbrexes. Book
“I“. My, , Dillon—-
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saunter Hull’s
WE SHALL OFFER
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Agents for BUTTEBlC
SCOFIE'LD & HOY'I'”
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
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AT
Smyrna, 661130, at 2.98; and
63x26, at 2.47; 52x25, at 1.69;
50x22, at 1.49; 40x19, at 1.29;
42x18, at 1.19; 40x18, at 89;
34x16, at 79; 31nd 34x16, at 49.
Also in this week’s sale we shall olier 6 pairs hose for 25c
for 250 per pair
A good line of fast color prints at 5c per yard
A large line of Clocks, Jackets, Capes, etc.
. Iarpels for the million at
old prices ior‘ a few days longer. .
Stores open Mondays till 8.30, Saturdays till 10 o’clock.
N ll-m-A new line of Plaid Goods opener] today at Scolield 5;
it’s PATTERNS.
RLN Pllllll'.
(flREGOltY'S POINT.)
sorl'l‘u SOBWAIJC, - CONS.
Hunslflntn Wills
Oyslcrs fresh from Ilu- surround-
ing “liters server! In every
Fnlt
Till;
auto.
J E.Po'w' ER
.-_’. r! PRUPRIETUR
S. E. BAKER.
.SEL‘UND - HAND FURNITURE
’ AND
Household Goods of All Kinds.
,W. 7—1“
Cash Paid for Goods or Sold on
Commission.
~——ow
Ne. 22 NORTH llAIN STREET
o'Jl ‘lm Bill'Tll NORWALK.
Graduate Optician
Homer B. Hoyt’s
18 North Main Street.
I; A!-I-- litml to all complicated CM‘F. ('tlrn-
p. out l.- lives ground from princrlpnun or plea: of
0M lCllN‘. reinfection gnammrod. No charge (or
led! :LLI vyt «
that wt minimal
Make irll'zlfliil [Dt‘llllllll mmv m-w
Knolls. I)» 3““ wunt new Mtlt'livrt'l,
“hilt-tn chit-kw!) lmuht. flit hull linv,
hvrvnt 166 it pnuml. tumul llt‘rmlg,
f1 r Our (lertnnn flu-nth :lt 7) with a
pmrml. Fltlt- u~ lllt‘ linsmt ill“ L!lr- Water-
llllry ll um, Should-1s ltlltl lllu'tm. We
will tlnm l-lr' wintwr “Illl mlzll Mills
fat-lulu lu nll t't‘l‘l'l‘l'lll'll. lltllll‘ H routs.
Apr-Irv Jinwlnlgs lmrl “Mums—til
$3.25 p- r tuml New liaison-l at lll and
lil (mt 1i .wllmi Nuw liriul Apmmts,
Bi V MN :t [Lilltl'l‘ litwst. New (-itrtlli,
llil'uo', lim', ‘wlrt'lt'tl. Uttpr' U‘ltl ('fltflllilf-
I'll-4. line «i. ‘J quarts l'wl' :35 will». limit)
Il'lllllllrl all lulu-l H! liuo' llvliiw it" (Imunly
“my liilttb r, p all; Hi. :13 rents u would.
”no lllutla‘lvi-l tlnllurn' wmllr ilf e-tllt’tttwl
Tt'flt'. I! I1 win) in :ul'l" rH-u- l" lwll Ill»
lust Tm. mnl lllrri l‘ttlll'v M privately that
you don't know anything about lwlrclitlu
ti-zu. 'l'lmtmnnt our plun. We know
Wt lllli‘t: ,gmnl ltli, “it! try we” lh‘illll'
WP lmy. The limit Ten for 50 cents I
[lillltltl in tin. t‘uv Sum- m- tulll about
the lion qunllty of our (1 vii-'0 many new
I'll-tutti» lmw numplwl ll, lirui Milli"
ltun'prllnnunt'ml ll. the best. in he lltul
anywhere 17 JUN and try If M
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Dibble ilnmlmtk’s
lull at Salt!
6c PEll BUSHEL.
IT ls CHEAPER THAN COAL.
landfills ll].
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WE have set out to prove to the people of South Norwallt
that they can buy goods cheaper at home than outside.
We think we can safely say that you will be standing in your
ovvn light if you do not to c advantage of some of the special
prices.
Remember they hold for only one week.
Come earlywior on some of the lots we have only a limited
quantity.
HOSIERY.
W e are taking the lead and our intentions are to keep it.
Now if you will take notice what We oller you for 9c you will
agree with us.
go will buy two pairs Ladies” Fancy Striped Hose.
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c will buy one pair Ludies’ Fancy Striped, Fast Black or
Grey MiXed Hose. Would be cheap at 15c per pair.
0 will buy one pair Children’s Fast Black Hose in all sizes.
Well worth 12:}c per pair. ,
c will buy one Gents’ Linen Collar, either Turn Down or
Standing.
9c will buy two pairs Gents” Mixed Half-Hose. Excellent
value. ~
9c will buy one pair Gonts‘ Mixed Hall-Hose. Would be
cheap at 150 per pair.
N O'I'IONS.
Now is the accepted time,
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. but it lasts only during this sale.
c Wlll buy two papers of English Pins, twelve rows to the
paper,
c will buy two Ladies’ Fancy Bordel'ed Illtlltlkercliicls.
c will buy one Card of Buttons, two dozen on :1 card.
c will buy one Curling lrnn,
c will buy livefipools Busting Cotton.
0 will buy one slide of Sllxmly Yarn, best quality.
c will buy one yard (lord 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 Gro G
Faille Ribbon.
c will buy twu bottles nl‘Gllbcrt‘s Tripplc Cologne.
c will buy one bottle 01' Bradley’s Toilet Perfume.
c will buy four bottles of Petroleum Jelly.
c will buy 0le. bottle. of Petroleum Jelly either
0 will buy
min, Satin Edge,
SCENTED OR
, _ ) . _ . lTNst'ENTED.
' rwu cakes 01 bees ll :lx lll while only.
c Wlll buy ten spools Black Twist.
c will buy five boxes assorted Hair Pius.
c Will buy tell Lend Pencils. with rubber attached.
0 Will buy one parr- Bllngle Bracelets ill Silver.
9c 90 9c 90 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c
DOMESTICS.
In this department we olier positively the greatest, bargains
We have over oflered at any special sale. The price we ask is
:t more fraction of their real value.
will buy 1.}. yds Apron Gingham. 5 yds Striped or
“ “ (“heck-ed Seersucker. Tum yds Standard“
Milieu. Olle Colored Napkin. Two White
‘ “ Napkins. ll. V(l3 ('zinlou Flannel, bleached :
“ “ or unbleached Unc yd Lonsdale Cambric
‘“ “ Twu yds Timeliug, bleached or unbleached.
“ ‘ llnt- yd Glues Toweling. One yd Crownj
“ " 'l'oweling, all linen. Out Nice Towel. Ono-l3
‘ 1‘ '1
pound l‘ollon Dalton. ’lwo Wash Cloths. '9'
ll 3.11.5 Shell" Oil (,‘lotll. One yd Luce Scrim. Q
Hue ytl Figured Strrllll. Two yds Cheese
(,‘lolh. Two )‘(15 Unbleached Muslin One ‘
ylu'll Bell Ticking, worth lillc. Two yds
Pulley l’lllill Dress Pattern.
KITCHEN -
DEPARTME
c
WILLQBUY’ 2
C One Parlor Broom, worth llllr. Tum mikes Rising Still
Stove Polish, (regular) price So (3”.le Four cakes A
t: B—(I Stove Polish, worth 5e ll mike. Um: ()il Dottie,
regular 14c. Two Dot-united Done. Dishes (special)
c Three Wire Glasses. this sub: only. line Tm or Collin»
Pot. Sixty feet Clothes Linc. Eleven doz Clothes Pins.
(3 One Maple Bowl. Um,- ‘Ing. Llunp Chimney, this sale
only. One Glass Pitcher, value Me. 1 Glass Sugar Bowl.
(5 'Iwelvc Lump Wicks. 0m: (Ioltl blow. Um: Scrub '
Brush. Pour Crystal Glasses. (lilo Whisk Broom. One?
' Lamp Sll'llflc. 2 Largo Lump Chimneys. Ono Duster.
Three -Tlll Pens. 'l'llrtw l’in Tins. One bottle llirish's '
Dinning. (lite Spice llnx. (but: Nickel Hummer. One 5
Writer Pail. Wood, regular price No. One Large Milk
9 .' Pull. Out. Salt Box. Um: Salt Holder. Ono‘Bsker. 51
One Platter. One llockinglmm Tea Pot. One Pitcher. '1
go 9c 90 9c9c9c9c9c gcgc 9c;
Popular butt Store,
83 Washington Street,
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