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to brisk southerly and south-
wlnds, followed by clondinem
W 0n Batndrraiyr in this
in sw Raglan to part-
wuther will probably prevail,
with slight are changes, and
hrbk to fresh southwesterly to westerly
followed by rain in the northern
of thissectiou and in New Bag
and on Sunday slightly colder,
cloudy to fair weather. The
will grobabl increase in force as
it passes o the Opper New England
6.11
Charleen. Trowneendis making the
annual military enrollment.
. ‘3‘1otr load of crushed stone has arrived
ahd‘ik ”3‘98 Placed on West avenue,
where most needed.
‘-Rlfls range and pool room at River-
Bataurant.
‘ The King's Daughters, of the Norwalk
‘ ' al church, will hold a doll
its about the middle of December.
0. E. Olda, the defaulting agent of the
Willi! and New England Terminal
financier, issaidtobeiu St. Louis.
"~‘lr. and In. Eugene L. Boyer, of No.
lfifilaln street, borough, are the proud
parents of a fine baby girl, born yester-
skr moraine.
Granville Goodsell, of Bridgeport, sd-
juwer forthePseific Insurance company.
was in town yesterday settling Raymond
Brothers’ loss.
é
—Bmall fresh hams, 12 cents a pound,
at'F: flaycs’ market. ‘
An enjoyable surprise party was given
Mullins Smith at her home on Com-
attmk Hill last night. About thirty
g’p’ests were present.
'Ahalldingis being erected on thelot
corner of Henry and Chestnut streets,
which will be occupied as a store. David
B'w‘prds will conduct the business.
11. If. Stanley, the great explorer,
paced through this city on route for
New York on the 8:25 train this morn-
lag. He was in the smoking car talking
tolrlflds. -»
' '-§swsr connections at bottom prices.
Wm Sheldon, contractor.
Manual midwinter banquet of the
. .. Travelers' Association of
Codnadticnti will be held at the Atlantic
Hotel. the ' t
Brigig'eport, on evening 0
-—To reduce my stock to make room
gums! goods, I will sell furniture
stgrsatly reduced prices. Call and see
sndgst prhes. Raymond's Furni-
‘ more, 40 Iain skeet, Norwslk.
" ~00 to Riverside Restaurant for fresh
mucosa“ oysters in every style.
George B. Home, anodeputy collector
of estrous at Bridgeport, died Wednes-
day slant-t the resldetwe of William B.
m in that city, I800 fifty-two. It is
apposed cancer in the abdomen caused
i
l
\‘ ‘1“. York “twenty-eight thatcrs,
wlhagrom mating capacity of 50,000.
0st ”M is spent every night for
thantrlal and musical entertainment.
the city at present 8,000 actors are
WWWS':. . v
‘ proposed to put the highway under the
tracks. . ’
islnldtohsflfiw.
Interesting «noises are being held at
the Franklin street school house this
am.
Alsrgshiflhosrdforsdvertbing pur-
ports isbslngplaced on larvin Bros.’
lotnssrtheArmcry.
—Eomsvrendered lard, 10 cents a
pound. at F. Hayea’ market.
Thscitieensofsonthlforwalk whoare
sujoyinga Southern trip are expected
homethelirstpartofnextweek.
, Willie Oates, whois visiting his aunt
in Granitsville, burned his band severely
yesterday afternoon, while playing with
a bonfire.
The Home Circle Progre-ivs Whist
club will hold their first weekly meeting
thlsevening at the residence of Charles
B. Stevens, on Chapel street.
The residence of E. Beard is being int.
proved in appearance by the application
of a coat of paint. Other improvements
are being made about the premises.
- -Cutbisg,'iltl contestant. i ‘Mlll
,.
On Tuesday evening of neat wsek'Bt.
John’s Lodge, No. 3. F. t A. 11., of
Bridgeport, will visit Old Well Lodge of
this city and confer the third degree.
A number of Alice Green’s friends
gave her a pleasant surprise party at her
home on Meadow street, this city, last
evening. It was in honor of her twelfth
birthday.
The car containing the special scenery
for“ the "Southern Cross” was smashed
up at lieriden this morning. The scen-
ery, however, is all intact, and arrived
on the noon train.
J. Spencer ik. Co. placed an improved
fire and burglar proof safe in their Main
streetstors last evening. The two old
safes formerly in the store will be
shipped to New York.
—Wantod-A young man to tend store.
Apply at this office.
The “Whatsoever” Circle of King’s
Daughters, of the First Baptist church,
are makingarrangements tohold a liter-
ary and musical entertainment at the
Athentcum, Monday evening.
“Marked” ballots are springing up in
all directions. Ballots similar to the
protected ones in Bridgeport have been
found in Meriden and Waterbury, with
several more towns to hear from.
The engagement of Robert D. Bentley,
of Winnipank, and Alice Ella Seymour,
of New Haven, is announced. The
couple are well known in town, and
have the best wishes of a large number
of friends.
—Freeh pork and sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at F. flayes’ market.
L. H. Elmerjof Hartford, has won the
title of champion drummer of the state,
having ofiered to drum any man in the
state for 8100 or 3500. The offer was
withdrawn yesterday. no one having
accepted it. ___' i
The managers of tbeAdameEspress
company yesterday executed an order
making the regulations of the Poetoflice
Department in regard to the Anti-Lot-
tery law obligatory upon the employee
of the company.
lira Susan B. Welch, first assistant in
the Cantu school, recently attended a
meeting of the Praug system of drawing
in New York. The Prsng system of
drawing has been in operation in the
Center school more than a year.
—8peeler’s celebrated clam chowder,
at Riverside Restaurant, Washington
street bridge.
John D. Doughty has a large painting
entitled “No room at the Inn,” on exhi-
bition in I. It. Hoyt‘e window. The
work is a credit to the artist, and nat-
urally attracts considerable attention.
Ifr. Doughty resides at Rownyton.
The turkey scare is getting to be an
annual visitor, specially at or about
Thanksgiving time, and the announce-
ment in the Hartford Conrsnt that tur-
ktn ale to be very scarce in Connecticut
this year is not therefore a surprise.
Clarence L. Osborne, the young man
who was shot in the face by Will Lob-
dell, three weeks ago at Georgetown, is
steadily improving, but he will never be
able to distinguish objects, though he
claims he can tail light from darkness.
«To rednosaiy stock to make room
for Holley goods, I willsall fur-burs
at greatly reduced prices. Call and see
goods and get prices. Raymond’s Furni-
tnrs store, 46 Main street. Norwalk.
David Gould. formerly station agent
at Norwalk, who went to Danbury a
short time ago to take charge of the
Danbury freight allies, has resigned his
position on account of ill'heslth and re-
turned tollorwalk, where he will re-
sume hisold position.
ThsConaulidated Bailrosdcompsnyla
movlagthefreight station at Bontbport
ssvsrslrodstotheeastalougsideef the
passengn wanna. The company has
commencsdworkatspoints few rods
wmtnfthereotorycrc-ing, where itis
The committee having in charge the
arrangementsofthetl. A. R. fslrto be
furthestta of‘tltanew. .
.. whammnoeuummuue
”was silent for swoon, also a “Militant".muflnr mum
Iii. unwritten-t hora-duo aflrwtslabsbslfofthe affair. They
list rat will one over seam low-to mil-hunt
” "MMMBdemas‘ahsympathywiththa
“newsworthiness-soy rum-nut which-0.
flattened-elm. 'm. ALE-subset.
masses-creme. has- all! .. -
. ”commitment. has.
- “m” “I“ “arr-limpflthlahgbtofths
flflmwhummmh
' Way of (rt-maturing Baritm.‘
Ir Edwin Arnold. writing from Yoko-
hama, gives the following description of the
Jspsnais intern-w: ‘ur three night-mast we
havutat heroically on outback at Japsnms
. theatreswitnmiuv: the [err-formations which
to delight the Ynlnluumi public. If youcau
put up with fr.- ”pit“ and WWII”
ensue into lit-J 1.. loan lower limbs of. the
European nib-r ui. 2t anbonrof this position
Itponlllllllnv, tvL-w bl much to law in
steels places. '3 my are wholly unlike any
temple of the drama at home.
mom mini right is on sntcroom where
everybody hangs up his or her clogs and
worojis, and just imagine two pair of muddy
patteua on perm Next in a teumt room,
where scores of tespots are suspended for the
refreshment of the audience, since, at every
pause in the performance, attendants go
about shouting "lrroslinilta!" and “O chat
Doha!" which is "Give your ordcral”aud
“Who wishes for the honorable test" The
pltisaaloping tlovrr covered with matting,
and the gallery is divided into little square
pens with railing n foot high, all nicely
matted, and hither—if an hairline—you
bring your cushion. your "tobacco mono,"
your charcoal tire, your pipe, your baby-—
when you have one—and see at your case al-
ternately n munic piece and the successive
acts of aortic tremendous modimvnl tragedy.
Everybody goes nbout the building as he
likes, especially the children, who lift up the
enflainan‘d survey the motions for the
menu, trump-tr ubrmt the stage and play
allswtsof priming-within theuctlngre-
alarm when they‘are as good nsgold
and quiet as mice. The perfonners come on
from the “boot and shoe room," along a nar-
row side stage, the female parts being taken
by boys. The dresses ure rich and the acting
intelligent, though extravagant, accompanied
almost always by a wild instrumental recita-
tive of strings and drum.
Changes of the misc en scene and the gen—
eral business of the stage are accomplished by
persons who flit on and off in black hablli-
meats, which are supposed to render them to—
tally invisible to the spectators. These are,
like Japanese everywhere, attentive, patient.
easily pleased, and imaginative to the highest
degree. They are abundantly content to see
a forest where two small shrubs in pots are
placed upon the boards, and an impenetrable
wall where a split bamboo oruconple of stories
have been depoeited. The great character of
most pieces is the samuvsi, the two awarded
swashbuckler, who comes prancing in with n
terrific swagger, and ends by drawing his
glittering blades to engage in fiery combat,
or locomniit the hurl-kart. The correct mode
of perforating this latter rite is by a thrust-
as l have lenrnml-«nut n slush, and the weapon
remains in the wound until all final disposi—
tions have been cmnfortubly effected.
Everybody smokes everywhere in in Japan-
ese theatre; no one llltntlf's for his piece or
wants more than his own heels to sit upon.
A polimmitn in uniform occupies u private
pen of the back, and, by a lighted paper lair
tern, reads lollily and apart the day's shim-
bnn while the entertainment proceeds. The
scenery is either absent or of the simplest
character. The serious and lyrical pieces are
given in the old pure style of Japan. unmixed
with the Chinese words which enter so freely
into modemand colloquial Japanese. —Liver—
pool Courier.
Wonderful Baby.
One of the runny thousands of wonderful
babies was lately brought out for the i
tion of a friend of the family. "Really, l".
Bencook,"said the mother, “I suppose it's
perfectly natural for every mother to think
that her baby is the smartest one in the
world. but nul‘ baby just proves it.”
“Indeed! What does he do!"
“Everything, lllr. Sean‘ook, everything."
“Dim he walk?"
"Walk! Why, he's too young for that!
The idea of it baby not yet a. year old walk-
ing! llut just let me hold him up in my
arms, and me how lnrrfevtly he executes the
Highland fling."
The baby kick his legs out. Mr. Seacook
expresse. wmuler rind admiration and asks:
"Can be my 'mammnl' "
“Oh, no: but you ought to hear him lini-
tate u locoutotivel"
“Dear me! How does he du it?"
“He pufls out his little cheeks and says,
‘00] 001’"
“Well, now, (but is surprising! “Flint
other remarkable things can the baby do!"
"Oh, Mr. Seaimk, you slumld see him
when I take him up in my nrms,so! He
looks up in my face just as sweetly and
breathes!“
The gentleman agreed that at last the most
wonderful baby in the world had been found.
-—-Youth‘.~ ( 'ouipnniou.
The Favored Bachelor.
In some. respects, lb.» typical bachelor leads
a charmed existence. Mauls come miaelemly
up to him: they unmet .Iairitlly before him;
at the lifting of his finger, they deport in like
fashion, or they await his drpurturo Instead,
lat the prams of Vanishing might disturb
his nerves. Hmong": uppeur and carry his
cornummls wherever he may designate, or
bring him all that. New York can afford.
When he is ailing, watchful gcnli in the
shape of "time come at. his cull; doctors conr
wet for him the must rectmdite prescriptions.
All humnuity in his neighborhtxxl holds its
breath when he is asleep. and moves about
on tlptrm whenho waktw. - ~Kule Field's Wash-
ingtnu.
Extent of the British Empire.
A slight mncimtimi of the extent of the
British empire may it" gained from this: The
fast-t liner afloat wq lrl occupy a longer
tints in traversing tbo‘icnucveredettherby
thslevigtb or 'lvy'tiio breadth of the Indian
empire than from as present to cross the
Atlantic; yet, after eliminating lndin, Eng-
land's ”reunion-i in Australasia and North
America alone nre sufficiently large to ranks
four and a half more livilnn empires, still
leaving territory enough in mver the area of
Great Britain flllll ll'l'Iitll'l five times over.—
Cumnt Literature,
Kilil 1.081.
A Sunday scll’ml lumber was giving a las-
son in Ruth. Bite wanted tobriug out the
Marines of Boss in mmmandlng the res is
to drop largo handfuls of wheat. “ ow,
children," she shill, “Boas dill another nice
thing for Ruth. Can you tell me what it
wast” "Married her," cold one of the boysd
Christian liegitter.
l’roga Are Proltabls.
There is more nnnwy nncl profit in raising
frogp than in the culture of corp. A farm
with a.“ [mills-s will produce from W '0
”News” a hill". In luncheon days the
sggshatch and in ninety-ism days the frogs
are lit to eat and can be sold at twenty cents
adoasn in St. l;nuis.—-Mexico lilo.) laiger.
flow to Detect a Counterfeit.
lfnt every mm knows that them best
of genuine paper currencyistoholdthablll
apto thought so that you candbcsrntws
lines running psi-aim across its satire length.
“litres are a red and a hiudlk thsad lids
“spiral-No annulus b that!”
''I" . '
atm'
"tra- lauthsvl class” 1‘.
The t'tew main-drains, entitled ”The
Southern Cross,” will be produced at the
Opera House this evening The play
and oompnny are such an excellent one
that they deserve a packed house. The
Wed Chester News say : “The play
won the interest of the an out
the start, who showed their appreciation
by round after round of applause. The
play is the best that has ever Men seen
here.”
“In. the Arkansas Traveler."
This famous drama will be the attrac-
tion at the Opera House neat Wednesney
evening, and should draw a very large
audience. It is an interesting Oh”,
which is well told. Henry Chsnfran, as
Kit, plays the leading role. His acting
is said to be characterized by naturalness
andasnsp and vigor of action and Ian.
guage which is seldom surpassed.
units for Wm.”
John A. Stevens’ new play, “Wife for
Wife," which will be seen for tbe_iirnt
time in South Norwalk at Music Ila",
next Wednesday night, is spoken of by
the Brooklyn Timeaas follows: "The
play is strong in dramatic scenes and
situations, posseseu an interesting well.
sates with the most impressive and
tragic scenes. Mr. Stevens wns given
several curtain calls. The scenery was
picturerque and Southern life- well de
fined."
“ woonnas Smut: 1 Fun rites. ”
A Stately I'm which is a Direct lieu-en-
dant of the Famous charter Oak.
A historical tree stands on the prem~
tree of William Miller, in New Britain.
It is a stately, symmetrical oak, and it
grew from an acorn that fell from the
world-famous Charter nnk UH’, of lien-
ford. When this tree when tiny sapling
presented to the late Elihu Burritt by
the late J. W. Stuart, of Hartford.
When Mr. Burritt left New Britain for
an extended absence. he gave the tree to
planted it where it now stands. During
her life it was watched With the uztnrm
care. Mrs. Williams died a number nf
years ago and the property is now in the
hands of William Miller and his inf»,
who was a daughter of Mrs. Williams.
The trunk of this tree ieahout 18 inches
in diameter at its base and the height ill
the tree may be 40 or 50 feet.
«Our whiskey is diluted with kerosene
and fusil oil, and the American cudileb
bell is degenerating, but thank Heaven
the country is safe while the economical
Brussels soap maintains its excellence.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
RIII IIIIIII III IISII’IIII,
WASHINGTON STREET
South Nor-walk, Conn.
new if
WANTED. O
, Advertisements under this head. not exceeding 5
lines, l time use, 3 times .50: , 1 week 31 00.
A OISE FOR FAMILY USE: Ills'f' B
sound and kind; safe forslsdytodrivr Ad-
dress. static age and price, llox Rheum Nor—
wplk post ee. on !w
AHIDDLEAGID AND RIUABLB “'01fo
to tsltethe carecfa child. (kmdws s Id
and reference reached. Apply to Ira. C. . ar-
vey. 2'0 North I n street, South Notwslk. n? if
BY A WANT “AD." 1N Tillt nltN'l‘lxKi.
The rrsultsare l.
1,. - .193. “133-
‘a'dr'ertm' __,_ “not...“ this has. not crate at; 5
lino, ] time inc, 3 times me, 1 week ”All.
OBSB you SALE, Bl'l‘l‘ABL! FOR ALL
business purposrs. inquire at No. 2o Stevens
street, Norwa’k. nl-th
Aflllti'i‘ CLAss L‘ABillt,)l.lT, ALL (Ull-
Iains leather, and In first close order. Been
need only a few times. Call and see it at Mr:-
Lean's Carriage Repository. of if
0 choice building lots, 50 and on feet front, on
West avenue. Apply in W. I}, salons, or
ilOYT. n: if
TO LET.
‘ Advertisements under this head, not exceeding 5
lines, I time the. 3 times 501:, 1 week am).
GmTLitNlN—TWO FURNISH!!! ROOMS
with all conveniences. with or without board;
about three minutes‘ walk from Nor-elk depot.
For particulars can at No. :10 Main street, Nor-
wslk. ultlfrt
l'il’l'Alllil. .5 ROOMS; BOllrlB It'l' lLl'
Neck; 3 splendid new college» on Taylor
avenue: city water, good sewerage, etc Lights on
street: concrete walks all the way from depot.
Raymond Brothers. on :.t
lTBNBlWl‘Ol‘l UNION STREET. I TIBEMIM
on lonroc street. Desirable places for sale. J.
R. Raymond, Water street, foot of ilevlland. clad:
Hover or Streams. on some rm:-
- hrmnuenmnb of Turnpike, in grad
Applyto Ifllltarn Keith. nth '
cuss (Wl‘f’ll sans, is easiest» N077"
Washington street. south lorwslk; within
five mlnntea‘ walk of railroad depot or print ours;
convenient to churches and schools; good location
for hxl-lclan or dentist or any profession. Anply
to ey l'. Dy. ls Washington street. am is
our: 0' SIX nouns ON WOODWARD
Also beaten! nix rooms, last
Norwalk, "it. Partcf heaseon Woodward avenue,
.9. Inquire of I A Woodward.
Freon OVIR POST omcs mil Olflclti
or small family. lsqnlre of C. llwam, at out
Well Cigar Co. odd if
I OUSICOMAIMNOMX BOOBS; Infill!!!
improvements; rest auto. qunirsot James
0. Crown, booth if all:
orw . iris If
ill WOOD'ARD nonsense-.14 uoosts.
llot asdcolil water, bath room, .ttc ,
wIth alahling for Ive horses; cow stables. chicken
laureate; rent M per month. inquire of c.
Iwarts, at old Well cigar Company. old if
It Bulls! 11' limit NICK. Off! A‘l'
”mm. (Almre.moneaaércllas stares; m
n on . new, ' ea
south Emil? ' can '
MEANT [IO-I m A convssnm
ohad
We
,»
kdd story. and euilicient comedy, ‘altet- .
of perhaps one summer’s growth. it was ’
his sister, Mrs. Mary Williams, wlm )
OHBJIGIIT ONLY.
magnum 14
la lbccnt Eccnlc Prodnttlou of the Great Helo-
3n dramatic Success,
gunman I
ntricsfe lechaniesi Iflrcte, Beautiful and Startling
Eltustlons. A Company of Unsurpassed Barcl-
lem. A loving snorania :00 net long,
The Old Sluice House. The Revolving
Prison, The Burning list. The
Southern Swamps.
A Carload of Scenery used for this
. Production.
BIGULAR PRICE, - 35. 50 and Tie
Chart open at Hale’- and Plaistcd's. n6
OPERA HOUSE—ONE NIGHT ONLY
Monday, Nov. 1 7.
In the Famous Comedy Drama.
1“." I Arkansas ”I”?
supported by his own first-class Com: any. The
Judge and the Major. The (‘ciebmful Arkansas
Quartette. New Special scenery hy Senvy of blew
ork.
Admission Tuscand :3 entire, new on sale at
Hale's. Norwalk, and l’laisud's. no. Norwam n10
fifié’io’ "191411 .121
One Night Only-
Wednesday, Nov. 1 9
THE BMINENT Al'THOi’l AUTOS,
JOHN A. STEVENS
13 Hi5 COMEDY DRAIA.
WIFE I IWIFI
'upuortel hyacarefully selected New York Com-
pany. A play crowded with human mien-sat; a story
that appeals littls'l'y heart Slwc‘vnlh‘cenuy Is and
In Ant ii in the «(and scene or ulizch is portray-
ed a "dial“: sndsL-mlmg and.
first! new on rule it: iloyt‘s and iirvgmy's
stores.
Mus1o"’Ha11.
ANNUAL l-‘Allt.
SIIIII‘ III EIIIIIIIIIIIII
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iii!
Douglas Fowler PIII, N0. 48,
GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Nov. 20, 21, 22.
Entertainment,
Jubilee Singers.
Drunmtlr- Club.
Military Drill by Company of Young
Ladies.
Admission, - - IO Cents
Look out for the Fair Bulletin, "HARD TACK."
om of a
BSIIIIIPl I
'l’hmv is story one bunt lost rt Rascal: is at the
foot of ilolmes A. Kreirr‘s dork, which wi be told
at an mruuicly low rate. Md 3!
Grimm till."””|i.iYiI0‘§Ii,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 it 48 Main 31., Norwalk
Also Furnishing lYnilertalter.
Residence. No. :l Bctaerly street. Tuirpliou
(.kii,‘i?~i. Dsym night.
District of Norwallt. as: Probate
Conn, November 14th, A. 1)., 1890.
[state of [lira 1.1m.» late of Norwalk, In
said district, .
l -- -'l'hat the administrator exhibit his
sdnlnlstrsrlon account to this (four: for ad
Let the probatenflicc in Sorwalk. on the
b day of November. In. at to o‘clock fnrenoon;
and that all persists interested in said estate mnv be
notified lbsrrmf the ad-lnhtrsrnr will can-e this
enter to be published in a nrwspsper having a cir-
O .O
at"
m D
“I“, m m” relation in said district and poet a copy thereof on
7'; “I’m:- “'3'. ‘h ‘13:.“ 2 the sign-poet in said ltorwaik, nearest lh'.‘ place
- - w ......- .. m a In. some one :3: m w- ..
I'l .
”a" """"’ no. all it year a woo’nwauo. Judge.
mm DVHR’TIFISH will gain new rustlmiers
' nvsinrieixu keeps old “cu-tumm-
ask this set Mags in 131%? m" ”$3.4”
“m . i you .21
mimmsmmfiam one-meme... y
WW 1mm 1mm {in-reaper
Alain. sari. soar. man can lava WI“? ‘1" w “N
ms at ”in.
W
“ml ill The Evening lie-limb
Noose, Norwslk. ‘
Make special mention of some new
goods. Do you want new mackerel,
white as chicken breast, fat and line,
here at too a pound. Round Boning,
for our German friends at15 cents a
rpound. Fine as the finest are the Water.
bu Hsms,8houlders and Bacon. We
sol them last winter with solid satis-
faction to all concerned. flame 14 cents.
Apples-Greenings and Baldwins—at
$3.25 per barrel. New Raisins at 13 and
10 cents a pound. New Dried Apricots,
M cents a pound, finest. New oitron,
large, tine, selected. Cape Cod Cranber-
ries. finest, 2 quarts for 25 cents. 6,000
Funds (3 tons) of fine Delaware County
airy Buttrr, going at 25 cents a pound.
One thousand dollars’ Worth of selected
Tees. It is easy to advertise to sell the
best Ten. and then confess privately that
you don’t know anything about selecting
teas. Thetie not our plan. We know
we have good tee. We try Well before
we buy. The best Tea for 50 cunts-u
pound in this city. Since we told about
the fine quality of our Coffee many new
customers have sampled it, and some
have pyouounced, it the best to bebscl
anywhere . Come ”and try it at ‘
" Dibble & Iumsluuk’s
my on!
Sell line Delaware Coum
; Dairy Butter at ‘25, ‘25, 9.50 lb.
The sweetest Creamery But-
ter, in prints, at 32c II). 32(: lb.
Fresh made lasy Butter,
suit the daniiest, at 30c lb.
Evaporated ROSI)I)OI'TICS,40(T lb I
Evaporated Fitted Cherries, 40(2'
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The lineal full Cream Cheese
in the city. F. A. Ferris &
Co. Hams, pig porl-x boneless
bacon, are. without a rival; we
have them.
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A large variety of English nuts.
New crop vaOrIeans Molasses.
Florida Oranges, Grapes. etc.
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The finer-t quality of Canned Fruit,
THE DEW DROP CANNED GOODS.
Ari; fr r them and take no other.
Chas. E. Seymour,
LEA DlNG GROCEB.
33 Washington Street.
Hun Hungry?
If so, call :1:
N14 Water Street, Norwall,
Where yam can obtain a 1:00: Lunch for :1 small
sum and find or: rything in the line of Temperance
mints. Also headquarters for
Spurting Goods, Fire Arms and Fishing
Tackle of All Description,
Text-(her with a full line of Dog hiedlcmw.
NO. 4 WATER STREET,
NURW’Ale.
Inks [If Sale!
6c PER BUSHEL.
IT IS CHEAPER THAN COAL.
which (:0.
THE 1%EW .
FURNITURE STORE
202 and 20‘ Washington lit.
84th Norwalk, Keel lfnd of Bridge.
THROW)!!! COLIHAN, - Proprietor
Picture Frames, broking (llaeece. ctr. him
willsnlt you tlllltll nail
lam“ muss one!
srattrortn. cons.
Blltll'lith nlll'TlllllBlllt at].
A Business Training School for bother-res. book
kcepln , banking, Penmanship. ’l'rlrgrsplhy, Short-
hand, l‘ypswrltlsg, etc, there nghly tang l. Presl»
(kill my be interviewed at the College nfler Age.
Mb. Catalogues sent on application. 1).
you Man Insure our Life“!
anrents artsy all! give you an lndowment
Polleynt tum tsflysbze at so years of age, or at
death." prior; or remiss day.will give you a
Life Policy for. “ml?“ you do not loo: what
onhave d a.tven roostop buying a yyesr
Eftcr out: grommet General Life Insurance
Com 0 art .
my. 3. s. L'uonitnmru. Agent.
Washington street. llonth Novwslk.
goon: nonwana savrnos ulna
L.
at Washington Street.
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nDall trmttolismi. sndtromltotpm
m unnatur’vhysmlngsfrosislod.
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MILLINERY STORE.
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Owing to our increased Millinery business this fall, we are
compelle to make more room for that department, hence the
following offer: All goods in our ladies’ and gents’ Uudcr~
wear amd Hosiery department will be sold at an unprecedented
reduction. We intend giving up these departments entirely,
so you easily surmise what great bargains you can find by
calling on us as early as possible to have first choice. All
must go at any sacrifice; do not miss this opportunity
s»—
In our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
We have some choice bargains for all. We are showing the
finest, choicest, and at the same time the cheapest line of
TRIMMED HATS in the State. Our large increase fit this
department proves our assertion. In SHAPES we have a
most extensive line, especial lot at 490, in :1 good quality
IeIt. ”COVERED VELVET HATS in large variety.
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'Jnst Received» lei Durham—If Laiiss’dil Glues!
"nurtures, Bums, PLlldli-ls. ETC.
Ribbons, Velvets, etc. for Trimmings. Fur' Capes of all Kinds.
CALI.- AND EXAMINE.
m. ”9—“
Mahackcmn South
[Intel n GE" Norwalk,
Block ' Conn.
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And that thought to be when you wish for any class of goods
in our line to always start for the
Boston Store 8" Wash‘"g"°"
, Street.
We are surely taking the lead and what is
more we are going to maintain it.
This week we make the following special OIIerings, and you
may safely rely on the fact 01' their being strictly
as represented.
.DREN’S CLOAKS.
Now it is just the midd ie of the season, yet we
are going to make a Special Bargain Sale are
these garments this week. Bring the children
in, we will try to suit in style and quality, the
price we know will be satisfactory.
$2.89
$4.00fancyplaid, sale price,
6.75 a u u 5.79
3.79
4.49 “ stripe,
u u u ‘ 549
8.49
7.00 .
10 00 u u u
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Special Prices also on Ladies' Coats and New-
markets during this week.
I I \
Dr-e S-S(E'r-o<5<1
One special price for this week. Fancy all-
wool stripes and plaids. in rough and plain
efl‘ects. 49 cents ayard. Would be cheap at
62!» cents.
We are selling a. very handsome Decorated
Vase Lamp this week for- $2.49, which is 49 etc.
cheaper than the New York city price for the
same article.
Boston Store
, 83 Washington IIIIII, IIIII IIIIIIII, *
Open Monday. Wednesday and Saturday Bv’ga.
III]. N PIINI..sdd.iI“IIiI.
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”W" W,"“'.r"~ ' com”Household Goods of All Kinds.
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Oysters fresh from tho ours-munit-1
lug writers served In every , N0. 22 NORTH MAIN STREET
"3 '0 on Tim sown nonwaut.
if. E. POWER I Graduate Optician
r-‘l tf PROPRIETOR. ‘
A'I'
JACOB M. LAYTON,
no! [state and Donna trout. General insurance
_ A c wi‘lru. . is and Accident. (been H B H t,
mfibmbmem-.Pcm omer . 0y 3
or In . Notary Public; acknowledgements
taken. ”minced 'l'lclc‘s, Baggage Checked to flee
"nation.
as Washington street, nest to Post ones. ‘
some nonwuu. or. 4,
18 North Main Street.
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