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-‘ law York Harald Weather Forecasts.
‘ The cyclone in the Gulf region Snu-
day night has moved rapidly northeast.
' with very heavy rainfalls in the northern
part0! this section. Its centre. which
,‘was last evening in Pennsylvania, will
obahly move to-day toward Nova 8co-
” ‘ , g rough season the Atlantic
positrom the Delaware capes to East-
port, Ila. In this district to‘day cloudy
to partly cloudy, slightly warmer weath-
ar will probably prevail, preceded by
rain, with fresh to brisk southwesterly
to westerly winds, increasing in force
oi! the adjacent coasts, followed by
clearing by noon and by a slight fall of
temperature. In the Middle States to-
day partly cloudy weather will prevail,
by rain, with fresh to brisk
southwesterly and westerly winds, be-
coming high off the coast and slight tem-
perature changes, followed by clearing,
cooler weather in the afternoon, and in
Hmfiuglaud slightly warmer, cloudy
weather and rain, with brisk variable
winds, becoming high off the coasts, fol-
lowed bycooler and clearing weather.
On Wednesday in this section and in
flow England, partly cloudy to fair,
slightly cooler weather will probably
prevail, with fresh westerly winds, pre-
ceded by rain on the upper New England
coast; and on Thursday fair to partly
cloudy weather, with no decided temper-
ature change until night.
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miniature Almanac for Tet-Morrow.
Sun rises ' Sun sets High tide Low tide
0.47 4.30 3.52 9.40
Butler Lodge, 1. 0. O. F., mlTrehearse
the third degree this evening.
E. P. H. Capron is at Trumbull. to-
day, on a trade for a large engine for a
paper mill. g
-—All the new music for 10c a sheet at
Benedict’s news office, Norwaik,
The boat “Glenn" is discharging a
cargo of moulding sand at Raymond
Brothers‘dock.
Directors erI—be elected at the meet-
ing of the Norwalk Wheel and Social
..,Club this evening.
-Snlall fresh hams, 12 cents a pound,
at F. Hayes’ market.
Charles Hoyt, formerly clerk for
Scofield a: Hoyt, has accepted a posi-
tion in the Boston Store. .
Henry M. Stanley, the African explor-
er, paasad through this city again yester-
day afternoon, bound for Boston.
—8ewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
The‘annual inspection of the Norwalk
fire department has been postponed
from Wednesday evening until Decem-
bar 8.
The regular meeting of the Junior
Prohibition club will he held this even-
ing, at Dibble's ball, at 7.30. All are
invited. _
A cottage prayer meeting will be held
It the residence of Samuel Hopkins,
Cottageareuue, East Norwalkythis even-
ing at TMclock.
. 77‘5“! 901k and sausage, 12 cents a
pound. M F. Bayes’ market.
, Seofisld & Hoyt have a new advertise-
ment in to-day’s issue calling special
attention to a full line of jackets, wrap
pets, underwear, ginghams, remnants,
“ ..
The Hinhteriug Circle of “King's
Daughters” of the Norwalk Congrega»
tlcnsl church will give a parlor concert
stths parsonage on East avenue, this
amiss.
—-'.l'o reduce myatock to make room
for Holiday goods, 1 will sell furniture
at greatly reduced prices. Call and see
goods audgetpricss. Raymond’s Furni-
tara store, 46 Iain street, Norwalk.
Rev. Dr. Van Alstyne, of the Norwalk
lethodist church, preached at the ill.
tistlt anniversary exercises of the Bed-
fad Strestlf. E. church in New York
last evening. Ir. Van Alstyne was
formerly pastor of that church.
Jute Acme Hale Quartette, at their
eoawt tomorrow evening, in the Opera
Hana, will be assisted by lilies Iiinnre P.
Fritz, soprano; lites Helen It. Dunn, of
”ford, ccntralto; llr. Everett Noyes,
Stamford, has-o; the Jerome flay Banjo
ebb, of Bridgeport; Ir. W. J. Styles,
enrnatist, and the Americas orchestra.
Mil-merit will commence at sea
e'elwh, ahup.
”withstanding the high winds of to
day "BtasplsCharIis” instill atwork on
portion task of removing the cross
hutcdottalenssndnaaldad.
' weekly rehearsal.
star-wing thsiintaling. There
fidma-mhowhswillplace
ths ”mole-inpodtion, ache
‘ also Maseru; mm
Councilman-sleet George L. Bogart
has been confined to his house by sick-
ness for ssvérai days.
The High school boys are rejocing
over the putting up of a new horizontal
bar at the Concord street school.
' --Curhing,l50 cents a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
Substitute carrier, Wilbur liubbell, of
the borough post allies, was on duty for
letter carrier P. H. Glendsnning yester-
day. '
build an addition to Crolut & Knapp’s
factory, corner of Main and Union
streets.
Dennis Hyde, 30 years old, died this
morning at his home on Wilton avenue,
alter three weeks‘ sickness of typhoid
pneumonia. .
-Home-rendered lard, 10 cents a
pound, at F. Hayes’ market.
A business meeting of the King‘s
Daughter's of the Congregational church
will be held this evening at the home of
the president, No. 65 South Main street.
The members of Pioneer Hook and
Ladder company will meet at the truck
house at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning,
to attend the funeral of the late William
Walsh.
-'I‘hs Delineator for December, just
out. Also the Ladies’ Home Journal.
Both for sale at Benedict’s new office,
next door to the borough postoiiice.
City editor Thomas W. Wood, of the
Bridgeport Evening Post, brother of
Caleb Wood, of East Norwalk, rejoices
over the arrival Sunday evening of a
fourteen pound girl.
The Nor-walk and South Norwalk
Butchers' Protective association held
their regular monthly meeting in W. M.
Batee' market on Water street, borough,
yesterday afternoon.
—To reduce my stock to make room
for Holiday goods, I will sell furniture
at greatly reduced prices. Call and see
goods and get prices. Raymond’s Furni-
ture store, 46 Main street, Norwnlk.
All Master Masons are invited to at-
tend the communication of Old Well
Lodge, F. & A. 30., this evening to wit-
ness the working of the third degree by
St. John's Lodge, No. 3, of Bridgeport.
The Y. P. S. C. E. of the First Baptist
church will hold aspecial meeting this
evening, in the lecture room of the
church, to hear the report of the delc‘
gates who attended the recent state con.
vention.
-—Miss hi. H. Bell will return to South
Norwalk, Wednesday and Thursday of
this week, to continue forming her class
in dress cutting. Ladies desiring to join
the class will call at 12 Main street.
Michael Callahan caused a disturbance
at the residence of William H. Smith on
West street, last evening. Mr. Smith
ordered that he be arrested, but he was
discharged this morning, as no case
could be found against him.
Nash & Tics, who have an attractive
and well kept market at No. 0 North
Main street, call attention in another
column to their prime meats at bottom
prices, and incidentally say a few words
about fish, cheese and canned goods.
-—-The ladies of the South Norwalk
Congregational church will give an oys-
ter supper on Wednesday evening, Nov.
19, in the dining parlors of the church.
Supper will be served from 5 until 9
o’clock. Admission, including supper,
35ccnts. All are welcome.
Ala special meeting of Hope Hose
company, last evening, it was voted to
attend the funeral of the late William
Walsh in a body, in full uniform. The
members of the company will meet at
the hose hose at 0:00 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Zolman Fillow’s team of horses. which
was standing near Adams & Company's
factory while some slugs were being un-
loaded, became frightened this noon and
ran across Railroad Square before they
could be stopped. The trace and one of
the springs were broken.
TOLD 11‘ A LINE OR TWO.
Matters Worthy of lenilon from Ivory
Quartsr of Connecticut.
A $40,000 hotel is soon to be erected in
Torrington by Landlord Conly of the
Allen house In that place.
Rev. E. W. Hunted of New Lindon
has accepted a call to the Ifain Street
Baptist church in floriden.
Tommy Smith of Bridgeport, aged six
years, had a fearful holetorn in his thigh
Sunday by a ferocious dog.
Oscar Olsen was slashed with a knife
by tonghs who attempted to rob him
while on his way home in New Britain
Sunday evening.
llamas Lynn, is resident of Kent, Conn.,
a brakeman on the Housslonic, had his
right arm terribly mangled while coup-
ling cars last evening, amputation at the
elbow being necessary.
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The boys’ gymnasium class was well
attended yesterday afternoon and regu-
Isr sessions will be bold new on Monday
afternoons and Saturday mornings.
Boys between thsagss of 11 and 10 years
can become members of the class by
joining the junior department.
Tits hook-keeping and mechanical
drawing classes will meet this evening.
The orchestra will also hold their regular
The Building and Loan annotation
holds its regular monthly meeting to-
night at its rooms on Washington street.
A loan of $1,000 will be offered to hot-
rowsrs. All who wish information about
”uranium-seminar WWIMMIOIHMM
class. as rather tissiworkisgof itssystsm are invited
hiatusway. tobsprsrsai.
, MMhbmmhwsm
m o.- » Bill. "was “-4 name“
j Within to» Reset.
Illny people who have small sums of
money, any from .800 to 0500. have no
idea how much can be accomplished
with such amounts through the Building
and Loan Annotation. Some of these per.
sons have had before them the hope that
some day, when they had got together a
thousand dollars or more, they would
build It home. This has been too vague
and farmer? a imp», however, to cause
them to 9&th IIiitit'rlv in older to realize
it. Ordinarily such sums really are too
small to warrant one in undertaking to
build; but the coming of the Building
and Loan Association has at once put a
home within the reach of every such
person, provided be ill earning enough to
pay his monthly charges to the associa-
tion. Where the person In question is
already paying rent the payments to the
association would merely lake the place
of rent, the difference being that he
would be living in his own house and
that these payments Would be gradually
clearing 0“ his mortgage instead of going
into his landlord’s pocket.
But the man with $300 aeks how much
of a house could I put up With this
amount and what Would I have to pay
monthly? The answer is, your house
and lot would be worth together 81,200,
and your monthly payments would be
about $9.00. The man with 8500 could
secure a $2,000 house and lot and would
pay about $10.50 per month until his
shares matured and his mortgage was
discharged.
This is shown in this way: In the Iirst
case, as the association advances about
75 per cent. of the value of the house
and lot, the man with $300 could borrow
$900, which is 75 per cent. of the $1,200,
which this would make with his 8300.
He would borrow this on nine shares
and We will assume that his premium is
10 ccnls a shun.- It month—an outside
a
figure. He would Ihrn pay monthly:
Dues on nine shares at 50c ................. . 50
Interest on swim user cent ..... «15.0
Premium on 9 slams at 10c ........ .90
$9 00
In the azcoud case the man Willi 8500
could borrow $1,500,uhich is 75 per cent.
of $2,000. This loan would be on 15 shares
and the monthly payments would be as
follows:
Dues on 15 shares, at we ...................... $7.50
Interest on 81,500 at ti re: cent ................. 7 .50
Premiums on 15 that. at 10c ............... 1.50
816 1.0
Many rent payers who have such some
as the above- already In their possession,
or can procure them through relatives,
will be surprised to find on looking into
the matter that the home of their own
which they have always vaguely hoped
for and thought a long way elf, is now,
in fact, easily within their reach. They
need to have only the business energy to
enter the association and avail them-
selves of its advantages.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
“ Wile for Wile."
To-morrow night John A. Stwv. us.
who is by no means a stranger to Nor.
walk theatre-goers, will bl.‘ seen at Music
Hall in his best and brightest play,
“Wile for Wife." The New York Tele-
gram says: “Jul!!! A. Stevens, in 'WIie
for Wile,‘ was wttnessed last night by
an audience which test. d the capacity of
the People’s Theatre. Them are special
opportunities in the work for Mr. SlI‘V'
ens’ special powers. He uses them wrth
marked effectiveness, not alone in the
merely emotional passages. but-where
thoroughly good actmg is requisite,
which is the case during each and every
act. He was cordially applauded and
given numerous recalls. Mr. Stevens has
the assistance of a capital company."
The Arkansas Traveler.
“Kit, the Arkansas Traveler," at the
Opera House last night, drew a good
audience. Mr. Chanfrau was the star of
the evening. lite well-known interpreta»
tion of the rugged character of Kit
charmed the autlzeucc and at times was
singularly Impressive. Miss Florence
Roberts did some effective work in the
pathetic role of Mary Iteddiug, though
she appeared to even better advantage in
the succeeding acts as Alice Reading
hlr. Bertram no Manuel Bond played ill"
part of a villiuu rm mtecessiully that
everybody cordially hated hurt. “The
Major" and “the Judge" and “Frau l’ed-
tiers" furnished no end of fun, while
Jerry Sleeper played well the profession
al burn and iii-ml beat. An excellent
colored quartr'ltc was intwilusod In the
levee scene and was healthy i-ncun-d.
The general verdict on the part of the
audience was niieul plcitiiutu with the
entire performance.
A In; England league Probable.
A New England baseball league in now
beingtalhed of for next season
probable that a league will be formed of
six or eight clubs and an effort will he '
made to revive the game in Bridgeport.
The other cities that will be in ' ‘ ‘
are: New Nnvon, "Ill'tlillil, Worcester,
Providence, Waterbury, llrocltton, Salem
and Lynn. At present the outlook for
an Atlantic association next season is
poor, and the disbanding of the Players'
league will throw many good players on
the market. Some of the base bull msg-
natrs of the «tam believe that a league in
New England would pay and seem to be
willing to rislt capital in the ellort.
llappy—ltntfcodtent is shrill; :vll-h'; The Ro
ulterior ;" a lamp with the light of the morning.
M on We! ins-n 00.. t3 no”: More. New In.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
ital Elllll IIl lllllll‘llllll,
WASHINGTON STREET
South lot-walk, Conn.
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W anew unmanned—"Cm: a
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0Hli A. sriii‘i'us
IN HIS COMIDY‘DRAIA.
WIFE F Will
‘npnortel by scarclnlly selected New York 01m-
pIny. A play crowded with human interest; a etc
that a Is to every heart. Special Seem ry Is I.
in Act II in the second scene of which Is portray-
ed a realistic and starting: um i.
boats new on sale at nyt's and Gregory's all?
n‘)~
stoma .
Muslc Hall-
ANNUAL FAIR,
Sillll' llll ofillll‘llllllllillll
lllllllllil Fowler P031, N0. 48.
GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Nov. 20, 21, 22.
Entertainment,
Jubilee singers,
Dramatic Club.
Military Drill by Company of Young
Ladies.
Admission, 10 Cents
Look out for lliv Fair Bulletin. “HERD TACK."
0% n1 8
EDDIE DRESSED BEEF.
libel. Lamb, Humiln'vtvr‘llihfk and Poultry a?
FRESH. surnames FISH
SDI () Ii F. I)
Halibut, Salmon, Herring. Dunn and llams.
1’ I C Ii I n 113 D
PI 5' Feel, Lambs' Ton ac. Pigr' Tongue, Trips“
hater. Salmon. Mac crcl Herring. Swordfish.
IMPORTED and DOMESTIC CHEESE
CANNED GOODS.
TICE & NASH,
Bly’s Block, it No. llluln 9L,
souru NORWALK
WANTED.
Advertisements under this head. not ext-what: .“I
lines, 1 time 25¢ . 3 times we . 1 week 1100.
hi? 1w
IEOAHDERS—«TWU PEBSONN. EITHER La‘
dies or gentlemen, can obtain mod hoard,
pleasant rooms. Trnus reasonable. Apply tullrs.
.l. Ainsley, 2‘.) Leonard six-vet, Norwalk nil! 1w
HORSE FOR FAMILY USE; Illn’l‘ DB
sound and kind; sale for a lady to drive. Ad
dress. stating sgi- rml pncr, link 1“. South Nor—
walk post edit-e. nit 2w
V ‘lii‘ A WANT "All.“ IN THE SENTINEI.
The lftilllll‘ are wonderful.
ron SALE. L
”Advertisements antler this head, not exceeding 5
Ilncs, i time the. 0 times not I wgwt $1.00
lit
at in Chapel aircrl. Hmrth Smwslk. [.17 fit
I Ell-Sir“ ri'ilt lilies, “Trance i'uit All.
business purposes, Inquire at No Tum-wens
sires t, Norwa‘k lil‘.’,lw
Kiloiibhsaii beautician: Isa.
FIRST CLAHS t'aIIRl-ll.iti’. ALI. (llil
rains leather, and In drarrlu-s tmlrr. “1‘9“
and only a few Hint-n. (‘nll and In: it at Mr-
lwsn's Carriage “l‘liflollufy. at if
Tween... hnlldlng lots, no and o. mum, on
West armor: Apply to W I'. SAMMIS or
I. it. now, null
" Tonz'rfi ' .
Advertisements under this head. not exmrlméll
lines, I time Go, ll tiara her~ I week it ill.
1 oral or on: amiss. on sour" Tillnr-
lor avenue, north of Turnpike In guild Miler
Apply to William Keith his ’lt
(llM‘blfllN-JI'WU IllitNIlllllI) ROOMS
with all mvrmlsnrrs, with or without hoard.
about three mlnntes' walk from lorwslk depot.
roe particulars tall at No. no hair: street, New
walk nmfit
I‘bTAlllfi. 5 litilllfll: lllll‘sl ll‘i' llJ’
Neck; ll splendid new rnttsgca on Taylor
arcane; city water, “006 sewerage, rte Lighum'i
street: conch-iv wants all the way from depot.
lisymd Brothers. are u
1 UVSI lll' SIX HOHHR 0N WOODWA Ill)
avenue. til Also house»! six menu, last
Norwalk. Ila. l’artol Manson Woodward arcane,
as, Inquire of l A it’uodward,
ly‘lllmt ot’lii Pile‘l‘ OFITCK roe (WITCH
or small lsmlly. inquire of 0. Swms, at (lid
Well (.‘lgsr Co. all if
OUEII (”MARTINI lilX BOOKS; '0an
Improvements: rent mam. leilnirsol Jeans
C. (Brown, south waalk. n8 ii
III WOODWAItD alumna-.14 norms.
listsadco water, bath morn heater ac,
with stabllug for Ive Miran, cow stables. thicken
Itasca“: rent or!) r mouth. Inquire of t}.
Dwarfs, st (lid Well Ch: company. on if
0‘. ”WI A‘I’ “I‘D I‘m, on LT
coma 'é'lfir‘i‘ém'p' EWWHI at
I I. 0 . t l
gills flow“! out '
i
micro HALL.
, One Night Only.
Wednesday, Nov. 1 9
TH! IIIIHT AUTHOR-ACTOR,
Plaislel’
Eflllllll EEllEllY
Will relieve that sore throat
and cure your cold.
FOR SALE
Tnellnlellluvlase
6 feet by 2; feet by 18 inches,
in perfect Order, at
PillS'l'Ell’S
Drug Store
~r¢s>~ , —
l’luisleil's Sursaparillu is it
perfect liltmtl purifier, only 75
cents.
A HOME
Al 10 Per Cent. Less
Than Cost.
llm'ing litilliflll ilu» easterly
tin: WOUDWARI)
110M l'IS'l‘ l'I.\ll, 1 other for sale
lots on \l'mulwurtl avenue at
part (ll
$12.00 p. r ll'illll foul, and the
lmwndes lth‘llllt' :It
$lil.l)0 per from foot.
lots nn
'1'.) l‘zli‘ll purchaser who will
build within two years, I will
pay 10 per will. nl ”W (Hist 01
the ltnusv mi llli'
$1,500,
:Inmunl ill
l.(I\Vllili‘h‘ avenue ex~
temls l'rmn Woodward itt’lfllllil
it) the water. The water front
(Ill lmwniies uremic will be
given In the city for the use
of its citizen-r It is the only
slim-l in the city lllill has It
Water from.
Them) lots ilrl.‘ all level and
dry. There is only it choice
in their location on the avenue
or The water. Select. your lot
stance and get first choice.
Maps and full information at.
TAYLOR 5t GOLDEN'S or
C. SWARTZ'S. "'
(ii I!) 1 ). J E l _. l I” I“ It}.
UNDERTAKER.
lit berth lain littlest. Death Email
.(‘ipsn at all
boats. The curious! satiation-er
mm ml!
Tillie Tallulah
gum-TEE.
We are into it largely: 3
tons of fine Delaware County
Dairy Butler. You may know
itis a very nice lot, or we
should not have ,such It large
stock. We describe it as a
clear. clean flavored, nosy-rosy
style oi Butter, smacking good
all throughout. We propose
to let all who want have a
taste. We may advance the
price, as this sort of Butter is
worth three cents more per
pound than it was when we
bought; so buy now, lay in
your winter supply. We will
show it and help you select
with pleasure. And the price
at present is 25 cents a pound.
We will wager a big red apple
that there is no butter of like
quality in this city selling for
suchaprice. Sample it.
The best Coliee in the city;
try all, then try ours
asylum
Sell fine Delaware County
Dairy Butter at 25. 25, 25c lb.
The sweetest Creamery But-
ter. in prints, at 3‘20 lb. 32(: lb.
Fresh made {nay Butter,
suit the (labile-st, at 300 ll).
“coo-—
Evaporated liaspberricsAOc lb
Izvliporatcd Fitted Cherries, 40c
, .., ,
The finest full Cream Cheese
in the city. F. A. Ferris 8;
Co. Hams, pig porlr, boneless
bacon, are without :1 rival; we
have them
» 00> »*
A largevariety of English nuts.
I\ cw crop N chrleons-I Molasses.
Florida Oranges. Grapes. etc.
”.3
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'l'iu- llm‘ef quality of l'amml Fruit.
THE DEW DROP CANNED GOODS,
AM. for lhrm and take no other.
w
This, “E. Seymour,
1.2a also ortocrtn. ‘
t
e “elem use:
Eat Perfect Trial.
GRAHAM—Muril- from the Choicesi
Selected Wheat.
HEALTH—Made from Benrdsley's
lilulen limith Flour.
FRENCH—licked hard on tlw own
tmttnm.
Il0fll‘3-Rl.\l)l~l~llwry loaf etnzup-
ezl Milt our “am".
CANDIES
Largest Variety in the City.
Choices! Brands,
Fresh Every Day.
new If
IE'I‘EN & Ell,
Lal ' Mill’s Ill.IIi‘Ii
SPECIAL SALE
TO-DAY
ill Trimmed Hill and Runnels
Which we are all mm Al urirrmo‘y law purl-s,
Elegantly Trimmed lilark \ | 1m Trance sml
Turbant. ll former pure 1!»
Illsrk \e vat litIn stntlfii'ly trimmed with
Feathers and Jet, g5, Mainly Ill)
Illsrk Beam flats, trimmed with (Mitch l‘vslh
i-rn irum It up.
'l'lIl-ls abonn Me tale [miles will «in wall to
call before pnrcbaaiq elsewhere.
llllS. W. F llllIE'l‘T
3 WATER STREET.
Nlllili‘Allli. (EDEN.
JACOB Ii. ”Litton;
I‘m! Saints and [loose armt General imam
Army. rm, we and Amateur. (keen
aimmrhtp Tlritrtsd‘nhin and Ilia-«rags. Drafts
for L‘; and upwards and Horny 0th in all parts
l
as
o' [more Nmnry Public; artrmwlerlevmeats
taken lair- stl ’llrlie ,I. [lounge tin and In Des.
linaiirm.
as Washington timer. lint to Post (use.
8001‘" Mlltii'ilfi, 01‘.
THE: NEW
FURNITURE STORE
In and IN Washington in
iii-nth Norm, hi M of Bridge.
"raucous GOIMAI,
Home . Inst
willsaii ymtlllif l
initial "Inn iii? ill?!
mm" a day will rise on as [Mm
Minot stern possible a M’yesn of one. or at
death. it prior; crdrseentsa a. .will . a
Lil» Policy tor Ilmii. and you We fit ’3;
ycnhavapudin,nsiillyatvrtop
after three. Linnaertlrat mum ”rm
' s. I. ”mamas
wast-ins saves. new“.
fi
* IIIIIII to ‘“
Will oiier great bargains in Jackets, consisting of Roofers,
Vest fronts and Jerseys, at prices which defy competition.
Also a big drive in Rep Wrappers at $1.49, never sold be-
fore less than $2.17. ‘
We shall oiler this week a line of Lailies’, Genla‘ and Chil-
dren’s Underwear very cheap. Ladies' 65c Vest at 48c' a
child's gray mixed 35c vest at 250; genis’ scarlet Shirts ltnd
Drawers 101' $1.33, cheap at $1.75.
Of course you have seen our Red
cheap at 81.
We have a genis' striped Shirt and Drawers that are
Shirts and Drawers at 69c,
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gain at 800, we shall give them a turn ths week at 500 You
ought to see thorn.
We have lots of g00d Ginghams at 4.; e per yard; some
people would call them cheap.
100 dozen more Hose, 6 pairs for 250.
200 more remnants of Carpet will be ollered this week at
200 per piece.
You should not miss a chance to get 3 Carpet at the old
price. They will be sold only a few days longer.
Tin and Wooden were at bottom prices. Carpet Sweepers
very low. Agents for Butterick’s Putters and Hall’s Bazaar
Forms. We mean business this fall. These goods will be
found in both stores.
SCOPE—Lbs. HOYT‘
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
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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, 3“ V‘s’ifl‘élgm"
We are surely taking the lead and what is
more we are going to maintain it.
This week we make the following special oilerings, and you
may safely rely on the fact of their being strictly
as represented.
CHILDREN’S CLOAKS.
Now it. is just the middle of the season, yet we
are going to make a. Special Bargain Sale on _
these garments this week. Bring the children
in. we will try to suit in style and quality, the
price we know will be satisfactory.
$4.00fancy plaid, sale price, $2.89 .
6.75 it u it 5.79
4.49' “stripe, “ 3.79’
700 ~‘ “ “ 5.49
10.00 “ “ . 8.49
«Especial Prices also on Ladies' Coats and Now-
mar-keta during this week.
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One special price for this week.
wool stripes and plaids. In rough and plain
Would be cheap at
effects. 49 cents a yard.
62‘s cents.
We are selling a. very handsome Decorated
Vase Lamp this week for 82.49. which is 49 eta.
cheaper than the New York city price for the
same article.
Boston Store
83 Washington 8001, SITE! lanai,
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