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Evening sentinel, Monday, November 24, 1890 · page 4

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Will odor great bargains in Jackets, consisting of Roofers, '
Vest fronts and J erseys, at spices which defy competition
Also a big drive in Rep rappers at 81 49, never sold be

 

TAYLOR & 6011535,

 

1390 November. 1890.

 

 
 

 

 

UMBUG!

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

PM fore less than $2.17.
lsmnoh ed. llorateths ud ion . .
'0 1'" we "l Fll 33L mm W ’ rm.m,£h,rm°n',:‘%”m Baal m. a“ mu. we shall offer this weeks has of Ladies‘, Gents’ and Chil-
- - - - . The erosion- of Hull- BIMJM Mama...“ all “.m" WASHINGTON STREET "drens Underwear very cheap. Ladies’ 650 Vest at 48c; 11
1. _ _. 1 factory are to he aim a arm ‘00 lsfaetdideuythlug that gaveanelouss South NM Conn. child’s gray mixed 35c vest at 25c , gents’ scarlet Shirts and
' .“ 1 Junta“ W More m fisfimflfifigfi' “’w 1 . Drawers for 81. 33, cheap at $1. 75. ——oo~——-.
“9°“ " W , Of course on have seen our Red Shirts and Drawers at 690,
,2 . 3 . 4 5 6 7 8 wan-1s 31.11... contractor. _ dummi;‘“gmgmg wan-run. , che at $1. 3'
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. . Wm “mm, "a," u 7,” ”a mo, miller“ mm mm m, gain at 80c, we s a give t em a turn t is wee at 500 You
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did not subscribe they would suffer In
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ought to see them.
We have lots of good Ginghams at 4&0 per yard; some

 

John K. HID“. who recently went to some way. The packets of clerks have

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Houseman—a IIDDLIAOID. ”ll.
m wounds-ir-

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

msklrting the lake region. In
aaelonto-dsy slightly warm. (air

ye dy weather will pro
fresh to light variabe
dqnonhwesterlyaudsoutherly. In
thellddls Shasta-day slightly warm-
91,!” g B partly cloudy weather will
all, lth light and fresh variable
Mined by cloudiness; and in
New gland fair to partly cloudy,
warmer weather and fresh
winds. On Tuesday in thissec»
lion and in New England £11, cloudy
to fair weather will pro ly prevail,
with slight temperature changes and
southerly to westerly winds, and similar

'iiféé

"rambl- $8-

.;I 1 1 K 514. .1 12'.

Rev. George Hubbell, of Southporl,
and Rev. 0. I. Pegg, of the East Avenue
N. E. church, exchanged pulpils yester-
day morning.

—8perry d: Barnea’ flame and Lard,best
in the market. Very cheap at Thad
Buyer’s.

A meeting of the directors of the
Riverside cemetery association will be
held at the oflce of John E. Light this

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

sewn
company’s employ ’réééntly,got a dis
moudring. Dozensof others have re

Independent Order of Railway Conduc»
tors, which is alleged to be a semiorelig-
lone organization of mutual admiration

that a beautiful Bible should be present].
ed to lfr. Tattle. The habit, it iaelaimed,

 

oslvtd umbrellas, books and small pieces“ a" ”I,“ n”. ”w
of jewelry. General Iansgsr Lucius Adda-hos or, some limit. 9.3""
Tuitle led in prayer at a meeting of the

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

proclivities,snd it was at once suggested

 

 

Win and: ooden were: at Waite
very low. Agents for Buttefickfim
Forms. We mean business this fall.
found in both stores.

SCOFIELFJ. HOYT

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230030 30‘!
“I

p1 ice._ The awillhe'sold only ai ew days 10$

 

is‘lOUNDANDGm
; uneton . onenew

These goods will be

 
 

at
h
Am CLASS CABRIOLET, ALI. CUR—
lstss haiku. inlrst clam Been

order.
Issdtllyafewtimes. callsndseeitstlc-
mhsmmtory 1111!

re... “source:
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been taxed to an excessive extent
, MM o... In- men-d home. and ' a... house! a 1.2“] ould call them chea - I I

.. A farmerln New England who wanted “'2' “m” °' 'm ”n peop e W P.‘ '
1 ”3’0 :gzvguflud ”m hm” '"b "m" to get husoas Milan as fireman on re: "w” u’ 3““ - nail: ' 100 dozen more Hose,6 pairs for 25c. | |

' . , ' the road recentl cited the pcrin '
1‘ . . —smali fresh 11.11... 12 centsa pound, and... 0, mi" ‘oovcr :"m Bowers—owing» "i'nsm' ”1...: 200 more remnants of Carpet will be offered the week at i. 1 I. [I a e ,
new tars Herald weather worse-ass. at F. Hayes’ market. not: if he would employ him. This fact 3'." _.m""".'mmmfim '3‘}: 200 Per SEiece .
Adammlonwillprohablymoveto-day The You“ Peoplu’ my 0, a, isquoted se showiuglo 211.1 extent 111. You ould not mm a chance: lougetaflypetuhl Mold , .. ,. . J . . ,
NW8“ in w m", d" BastAvsuue Elohim will gtvean 3P3?” bl! “gown that the ofllclsls, 1?... .1. ran man i w ' ' m” "
1
entertainment on Friday eves 11g, ib- Wm'm lila‘

1.:11 I"

mEVet held in south Nerwalk,
now on at

has brooms quite a mania. and every one
was presenting every one else. An audi-

...,.,,..7.,,,.,.,,., Norwalk and South Norwalk.

condition on Wednesday. TO LET.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

—Home-rendered lard, 10 cents a "W21. 1.1.2.1. “.2222... 1 Go To 1
Wm“, I'm,“ , tor ora bookkeeper, buried in figures or

hurlsm Sunsets Bluhtide Lowtide pound, gt F. Hayes market. cogent! in cogitatione “Mb." of the Mlbfl'm'k-‘MM ' l' a S Wa “w "

I I “2 Mama“ of a" “m, of Gm road, hsdtolock andhar hisoflleedoor uonssorssvsusoonsnsasuown
Ans-storm Exported u, lumps church held Saturday evening, it was firm“ ”h 1‘1.” from ”mm" Mine gram “lung-”mg: '
............... .. ..... mmmmw .. .. .2.“ 2.”... 222.22.222.21 . m, ..
eras-n. .im lateaotiouon the matter of se- ' human “00 3 W cm
gm .2;,... “'2. 12.11.3111. m... .1... mm 1...... ......... m m": “.22 2.2....“ .. ....... .2 «1 B'U'I'T ER 1‘" ”“3""? ' 3“" ’°"°"

lie." » hand him 11 refrigerator or a roll of car- tlluperlifiiva; Is and Milan. Fancy I

meadow. - m pm“, Bicycle- ro. pet. Sobnsy were 111. pnssotation coin- ommm rwo museum-rs or m r e“Boss ’ Incapa-
mm ”gin .22 Boys. 111.... m1... Gentlemen. om. mum tin-ulnar often blundmd. on»... w'wwm“ “W“ "W“ " We are ""0 “ largely: 3

its tour at 60 86,.60 and
new and lmve them delivered when venting ‘ W! ofilcial ”ill! I “'3 ”Wmdmm'.“ ‘ 36 .w

-_r .111. official board of theFirst M. E.
church will meet this evening.

“ ”The Board of Councilmen will hold an
adjourned meeting this evening.

livid Stow expects a quantity of
Florida oranges from the South this

 

“August Belmont, the great financier,
banker and politician, died this morning
of pneumonia.

~Bpecial discount on all goods bought
In quantiths, for cash, at Thad Guyer’ r.

The ladies of Grace church are proper.
log for a supper and festival at the Atb.
gimum, December 9.

ready. LeBoy E. Wheeler. 183 Water
street, South Norwalk.

Lastweekwssavsrybusyonein
the freight department of the Consoli-
datedroad. Thenorkhasheenspeclslly
noteworthy‘ in the line of through
freight. On Thursday 1,726 cars were
handled at Harlem river. The greater
partof thesecsrs were from the south
and west, with food producu forBostou.

--'i'o redueemy stockto make room
forfloliday goodstill sell furnltnu
atgrsatlyrsduerdprices. Call and ass
goods andgst prices. Baymond'ai’nrai-
tare store, 40 Halo street, Norwelk.

Mrs. George Lockwood died in this

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

drew for his wife, or heading a temper-
ance ofleial a case of lfedford rum.
General lausger Tattle has got die-

gusted with this condition of adsirs and

has tuned this general order:

film

ments will make the fact known through

. out their respective departments and will

disceuutsnenes theelrculsrion of all sub
scriptin- papers among the employee.”

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

"The presentation of gifts of value be.
tween officers. heads of departments and
employee grnerally, or the acceptance by
them of gratuities from persons having

or likely to have basins. relations with
the company is detrimental to its best

"Superintendents and heads of depart.

i=1 '"mfinanmif' aim :1. c. 1.2.. coonslts tons of fine Delaware County
1'

Dairy Butter. You may know

Hum 021:“... ”0.3.0.? 'mfl it is a very nice lot, or we
gs, 1.... “2"." 222.2,; wuss-.11....» should not have such a large
Fmogomm omcg mg 0pm“ stock. We describe it as an...
“2‘“ 1.1.1111. M'”°°'°'3W“;,;§" 0“ clear. clean flavored, nosyrosy
style of Butter, smacking good

Well asses.

Homecosnrsmomaooas acorns
all throughout We propose
to let all who want have a

on mek. 88.50. laqatseofdsmss
taste. We may advance the

I‘ll
Till“ wooownan MEAD—M noose.
.ldwstt. flutes-n
price, as this sort of Butter is
worth three cents more per

win-fling” ”nonhuman-assisted
pound than it was when we

$0.60, per bbl., C. 0. D.

 

keref what‘s
interest. Weean send
and give an ock Bottom Cash Prices orilrst-

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M been: of U.
sm..2‘duwa1mm.nu

O:'G If!!!” a? sure stick.‘ 011a a'i‘
(Mme sadeaeos Tones strset. horn

A hi; drive in llaeDelawarstunt Dairy Better.
at '33 cents pound 25 cents a pouud’ean't heal
The (shunted innhleld Creamery
3 tests a pound. Gilt “(chm
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You make the greatest mis-
take 01’ yourlife if you fail to
call and see the bargains they

bought; so buy now, lay in
your winter supply. We will
show it and help you select
with pleasure. And the price

 
 
 
 
 

Theiromediateeaoeeof this order. it is
mid. was the circulation of a touching
appeal for money to boys gold watch
for Superintendent Waterbury on the
encode-of his being transferred from

 
 
 
 
 

city yesterday after a brief illuem. The
cause of her death was nervous prouv
tration. Deceased was 37 years old. The
funeralwillheheldst the residence of

Thelthgrsdeofta-andceleeslntheeiry.
lrchla- line of California and French Prnn
lvaporsted Fruits. etc, at

other.

, ' Rev. William B. Baldwin, of Friend-
:. ship, N. Y.. delivered two excellent dis-
up!!!" In the First Baptist church yes-
terday.

 

 

 

The funeral of lichulflullivan, who
died inEast Norwslk, Thursday night,
was held at St. kfsry’s church yesterday
afternoon.
_ écorhing. 50“ cents a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.

 

The first snow storm of the season oe-
culledyesterday. It didnotamouut to
much but compared favorably with any

her mother, Hrs. Henry lather, West
street, Wednesday afternoon eta o ’.clock

limIIIaP.Wbeslsr.agsdfovvy-three
yearnwhodlediaWsupostafewdeys
ago, had repeatedly,fromthetlmeshe
wasachild, asked hufrisndstoueuo
hearseat her funeral. In compliance
withihianqmreputedonherdsathv
bed.thersmaiuswersnot taken tothe
graveintheordiauyway,butwereear-
riedontheshouldsrsofsixtnsu.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

division

mans ENHIIBATDIS’ PA I.

Rates about forty'thrse thonend run
mentors. ilomeofthemen, afterfluish

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

theAir line division to theShore line

newt-tummruuutaa‘
”Madras.

There were employed is taking the
census throughout the entire United

 

 

We will wager a big red apple
that there is no butter of like
quality in this city selling for

”'2": such‘a price. Sample it.
nmuwum a

The best Coilee in the city;
A?” ‘13?“ ”"332 try all, then trym ours.

Admits-sum elk thk Utah—dingb
lines. insult-mtg“

“flaw mm ”11' BM? [VIN
A “we“ MARI-I51. In

6111. E. 31111111,

LIADING 0300-3.

33 Washington Street.

W611 Perfect Bread

 

 

 

 

 

 

at present is 25 cents a pound '

111011.13

Plaittld’s

At 10 Per Cent. Less

we had last year.

ingtheir own work,helprd othcrsout,
‘W. H. Smith has been awarded the

and lhislnsde item-sly to examine

 
 

1111.10 Hall

sovcor'r Than Fost-

..__.___...__________ GIAIIAl—Iade from the (hoieeet
”ID is A LINE (ll TWD.

 

 

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21:22.. comma... .,..... 25%"; meow-222 ................. 1111 0111111111 1101101 no one-.. ............

Ioorsoftheceesueofleeosliinthstreet
inWaehlngton sreliterallypseked full
with clerks and mounts going

Having bought the easterly
part of the WOODWARD

bottom

HOIRIADB-Evrry loaf stamp.
ed with our name.

demouatdaawaltiug trialoas sharp
ofpeddlbgtickstewithinthe limitpre'
videdbylaw.

_,—Freshporkand ssusage,12 cents a
m, atF. Hay_e_s’___market.

 
 

Hardie & Von Leer.

lot you can’t do it selleugaawe will deliver a
W a

Will relieve that sore throat

 

Bargeueleet James B. O’Reilly and
Iblsgghflhukamhotb of Norwalk,
were married at at. lsry’a parsonage
stdflo’olooklastlvewhig.

ThetsachersaudsshelarsoftheEsst

; Mar-unmanned Peaches,
menu-.11 Egg Plums, very nice
Immm
WWW over the remains of
lawn!“ were held at her
bk rssklsnes in Winnipauk, Saturday
”noon. The remains were interred
htheUllOIosmstsry.

‘ WilliamBBldsr, inscommuolation
referred to In Saturday's

 

rstlsssmystoek to make room
lprjiolidaygsohl willsell furniture
' prism. Calland see

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not about heck pas»
“chemist shown

TheWatsrhurymcdhaleasiniueraes
deeidedthatthsdrathoflldwmd Beer
neu, wasdnetoa fallen the I'dswelkgm
whilehewasintoaieated.
W. W. Smith has it

oftheorderofAuenall’rIsuds.
luBridgsport Laine- is sodas
arrest.havlngmlsstetedhbllahilttissto
aoompsuythetwasoneoftheersditors
oftbeiusolventesteteof Ina-1&8”.
ClsrsneeVonDsttse. ssrsatsdinllavt-
fordforblgasnyansatleld. Is... was
rslemedfiatnrday, wltuemsesgalusthi-
hsvlegdlssppsared.

IllsssastofDaabnry.1'hs

tsetssdthewholecltywaesheksn.
Ream-Idea”. whwlw asst..-

thabwshhhuwhhhssreadvsla
eahtorsturnfre-Iilwsskss.whwshs1
babes-Wheaties.

hesthylrssfihestw
unset new Issdatw‘esdv
momsaslrpeasbstflsrshsehssa ls
“Thomas-ham“.
smthsafreiua—rdsmdlv:
my team. The ma

Wuthhpsmgdslsgsway
mama-lanlalew-WM
haulage-swam- umbrella!-

 

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gnu-panacea simm

 

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The I I. I
rsasonof hhwlthdrswalfro-thsllovv "r... In”: all districts
"Mum. "II" “n" "u." ”imam-hundred use.
orelahshalfoflheprokllltioattsbsth IIMB‘DWWU.’

 

through and examining these papers,
.dtheelee b'ayiegol theses-en

Miensefastesitesaposstblyhe

Up tote-day aboutflmu the ac

wuh assets have been settled, aedcheeke
“flown?!” Fri!” fru- “web-unlikm lathe.
twenty-two msmbsrsofa new branch ”one. This number clears the

“unmounted-adheres
stat-ezbutitepprsrathetsboutiwo
montafeverythrsefafled

boo-vwoyovothsrtotoiowthein' Ilsa-l

structloseia-ekiagoesthsstsse-
ments,and tlythersars
stillneerfykslfoftheeatirennm-
hrs-pended farthest-forum
stomliomsti-setheranwrrworforgot

”my“, .moamhelshontaotiegthena-hrrofdssthe
ootlhlulughfltlomwgw “Home. hflsmdnrhg
thsyesr,sndatethsrtlmsshefailee to
watchman was killed .3; by.” 4' “wmvitelatstisstu.fw§:were

se-

Was! thus
the at“

mama ,1

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“names-as. will pisssstthelilic
mistake-s

III THE FBlll'l' ~

lowintkeu-th—efiurueesw.

 

CANDIES
WVatietvinlhoW-

Cllom' Brands,
Fresh Every Day
.10 if I

 

Plillllllfl, lfllll Ill Pilllll
FLOUR

‘I'oyoar rsstdeaee.slleapens-psld.tor

$6.6,6161111l6 6.6

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OverhadPruAuccm I”):

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IIOIE DRESSED BEEP.
sinus-b, 11.11... “has us roan-s at.

FRESH. SALT (1 WDlllED 1:18”

—~.... ..

QMOKED ‘ “

Halibut, than, Berri-g. teens and name.
PICK LED

mama-mm 1“"
lll’OllTED sad DOIESTIC WERE

om GOOD-s

E TIGE & NASH,

llly’s Ilealt,‘ I... III- In.

 

 

 

 

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leafs-swamhu Best‘s ad Gregory-Sung

 

 

 

GEO. JELIFFE,
UNDERTAKER.

I! ”Old-mullinwall

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flotsam" 611111
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SPECIAL SALE

TO-DAY

 

 

 

 

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1.... "fi'fiiflrm M..." ..r: fluffy-"ME" I;
as. fistula-sass. ' as was. as:
health. if am Iarhlsavw withOstrleh’suh-
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seen IOIWALKJH‘.

STRICTURE

620363 ll. RATIOND,
Furniture Dealer.

IRS. l. “Will.

3 WA!” amuse,

 

 

 

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Oil-““0”” ammonites-v. 0'
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and cure your cold. HOMESTEAD, I ofler for sale

lots on Woodward avenue at
$12.00 per trout foot, and the
lots on Lowndes avenue at

D

$10.00 per front foot.
To each purchaser who will
build within two years, I will
FOR SALE

pay 10 per cent. of the cost of
the house on the amount ot
$1,500. Lowndes avenue ex-
tends from Woodward avenue
to the water: The water front
on Lowndg, avenue will be
given to the cityor f” the use
of its citizens. It is the only
street in the city that has a
water front.

These lots are all level and
dry. There is only a choice
in their location on the avenue

6111111116111 6111

6 feet by 2} feet by 18 inches,
in perfect order, at

Pllll'llill’l

Drug Store.

Q ~ or the water. Select your lot

W‘— at once and get first choice.
Maps and full infort'uation at

TAYLOR & GOLDEN’S or

Plaisted’s Do is a 0. SWARTZ‘S. "

perfect blood purifier, only 75
cents.

 

 

 

 

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