I,
, W Wtbwesterly winds, followed by
‘ P followed by clearing, with fresh
to old.
~- “Mutation of East Washington
1:39” nouns I": l months
’ momma-2mi-
‘i’llooombor. 1890
lie. “I. Set
3 4 6
10 11 13
17 18 20
21? 32, 24 25 27
3.8,, 29 31
tort liar-Id Weather formula.
unit) wave" from the Hudson Bay
fnov'ed rapidly yesterday to the
ward. The line of frerzing
murmurs will probably extend to day
‘l .lpr south as the Potomac. A small
depr'culon now hear the‘irginra coast
wlI ccnortheast over the ocean:
m Innwionmotrmcsnmltrack. 3;
met to colder, party c on ,
{’Wflnp probyably prevail, preceded
ghtsnow, with fresh northerly to
14 4115
clearing. In the Middle States to- day
M1“ cloudy, colder weather will pre-
bvlight snow near the
northeasterly to northwesterly
and an increase of the storm’ s
my 03 the coasts, and in New Eng
lllldcolder, partly cloudy weather and
fruit northboncrthwest winds, preceded
a snow near the coasts south of Maine.
Wednesday' In this city and section
and in New England fair weather will
probably prevail, with slight tempera-
tuteicbanues and fresh to light north
westerly winds, followed by rising tem-
lite; and on Thursday warmer, fair ,
aspire, cloudy weather and fresh, vari- I
Illa winds, becoming southerly. and fol-
lowed by snow in the western and lake
bordering parts of this section.
‘ it‘ll-m Almanac for 'l‘o-Momvr.
Susi rises Burt2 sets Eiigh tide low tide
J.02 3. 04 9. 43
City Attorney John H. Light is in
New Canaan to. day trying a case.
The president’s message is primed in
full on the third page of Tris: Scanner.
to‘ dig.
There are now 140 prisoners in the jail.
The new addition to the jail will be used
in a few days
r—All orders for frames must he in by
December 10m. Whitney dc Co. Open
evenings.
The choir of the Second Methodist
Episcopal church will give a concert at.
the church to-riight.
The contract for carpeting the Ameri.
can Icoltanics’ hall on Water street has
been awarded to Scofield dz Hoyt.
The regular meeting of the l nion
Chapel Temperance Reform Association
will be held at their hall this evening.
——A' H. Hoyt a Son ,,“Borough " show
every fine line of 82 and 32.50 ladies’ ,
shoes. Try them—save money.
I
Profenor James Baker, of Trinity
church. Bridgeport, has been engaged to
instruct the choir boys of the new Grace
pariah.
Chill“ R. Washburn was before
Judge Knapp this morning,charged with
d‘rllnkenness. He was sentenced to
twenty dry. in jail.
In a new advertisement on the second 1
page of '1'!!! 82mm to-day Scofield'
& Hoyt call attention to an unsurpassed
line of holiday goods.
”-Jresh pork and sausage, 12
Mild, at F. Hayes’ market.
Tboeuiployees of Raymond A Uom-‘
Itocb's factory are arranging to hold a
abapprty at Music Hall on Wednesday
Wing, December 10th.
The Indlce' Aid Society of the East
Arcane I. E. church will meet at the
[Alumni Ills. Dibble on Van 'luindt
”clue lo-tnorrow evening.
cents B
worlyon portraits, handsomely fram~
Pfl. 310. M. Orders must he in this we: k.
Whitney O: 002..---Mw.
leathers of the Gentlemcn'o Driving
Annotation should hear in mind that the
I‘m”! meeting will be held at the City
W on Thursday afternoon at 2:30
o‘clock.
Old Well Lodge, F. & A. It, will cott-
0" lb. m Mason degree this even-
iw. A pills-t feature of the meeting
wllibktbopressnocof I laconic calm
lion from Northport. L. l.
’1 -A. H. Hoyt a Son, "Borough, " are
:Mlslgtbe finest and best style calf
and Kangaroo hand made shoes ever
shows is ”malt“
Elba ”lion of the WConucil in ordering
cases will most the approvsl of all who
M III see-dos lagoon that street
fling the past few days. The dart has
3“ lit! fog on the street whenever
alts kII use I slight hmzs.
‘mhmf who is inspecting thcf
Willow-Iowa. said ilatur-
P y 3 the inspection hurl been an ea-
summery manhunt he *3
P mum with the bearing
‘ ,usnnadtbomanner III which
their uniform and uncontro-
“rm.
m inbrokcont in a.
“Malachi machining!
“W scale a foot. William Nothing
0. .. withdraws
. WW
. the initiator-y“, degree to night.
lira. Thomas Kllboy is seriously ill at
her home on Plymouth avenue.
The Cadets ot Temperance hold their
regular meeting to marrow evening.
-—8mall fresh hams, 12 cents a pound,
at F. Bayea' market.
l'boenix Engine company will hold
their regular monthly meeting tu- night.
ImJ. B. Aiken is seriously I" with
pneumonia at her home on Main rtrect,
borough.
Workman are engaged this afternoon
in sweeping the surface of the East
Washington street thvement.
--Bring in your pictures to be lrarmd.
No orders taken after Dec. 10th. Wini-
uey d: Co. ___
The condition of George L. Bogart re-
mains about the same, there not being
much change for the better.
Old Well Hook and Ladder company
held their r- gular meeting last evening.
Routine business was transacted.
The funeral of Lewis. Smith will be
held at pie residence on Ann street
twittering-g iteration at 2:30 o ’clocli.
--A full line of Indian splint baskets,
at No. 24 Main street. Norwnlk.
The many friends of tire. LewisSmith
will regret to learn that she is seriously
ill at her home on Ann street, this city.
Charles Mott, of Bridgeport, announces
that he will clean vaults and cesspools,
and disinfect them on an improved plan.
A collation was served at the close of
the annual meeting of Douglas Fowler
Post last evening, which was a happy
culmination of the evening’s progemme.
The Christian Workers of the East
Avenue If. E. church will holds pepper-
mint sociable at the residence of Mrs.
Jones on Second avenue, Friday evening.
——A. H. Hoyt & Son’s $3.50 Goodyear_
welt shoes are a great success.
Mrs. Carter, special instructress in
drawing, gives a lesson to the teachers of
the town at Over River school .Wednes‘
day. The city schools wrll therefore
hold one session.
John Durand, of Rowsyton, has been
appointed agent of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance company, and will work in
the field under the direction of F. J.
Grubb, general agent of the company.
N. 8. Bears, formerly of Wilton, cited
in St. Joseph, M0,, on Wednesday,
November 20, aged 58 years. The re
mains have been brought to Norwalk for
interment in the Wilton cemetery, to-
morrow afternoon.__
—Sewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
Funeral services in connection with
the death of Henry K. Selleek
will be held from his late residence
on Berkeley street, Thursday afternoon,
at 1:30 o’clock, and from the church at 2
1 o'clock. The remains will be interred in
Union cemetery.
The ladies of Trinity church will hold
a fair and supper at Music Hall on Thurs-
day evening, Dec. 4. An effort is being
made to make this one of the most suc
cessful aflairs of the season. Supper will -
beserved at 5 o‘clock. The admission
has been placed at the low price of ten
cents.
Harry J. Smith, a dissolute Bridge-
porter, was arrested by Constable John
B. Lockwood yesterday afternoon for
drunkenness. He was tried before Jus
lice C. B. Coolidge this morning and
fined 8i and costs, amounting to $9.38.
lie was taken to Bridgeport jail by Con
stable lorehouse.
-—0ur walls are tilled with framed
pictures. Select now for Xmas.
Whitney£Co ___
Daniel Neylan and Herrszrrison. of
Bridgeport, were arrested by Officer
(lormley yesterday afternoon for drunk
entrees. Justice Austin lined Nevlan to
and costr, amounting to All 96, and
Harrison was fined 38 and costs, lOlt'd at
89.06.1n default of payment they were
taken to Bridgeport on a morning train.
Mrs. N. l" Colilcigh, for many yearsa
successful missionary in the stats of
Washington. will speak in the chapel of
the Congregational church, tomorrow
afternoon, at ll o‘clock. lt will be a rare
privilege to hear and Ice Mrs. Cobleigb,
as house mlnionarlrs are seldom per-
mitted to leave their fields of labor The
hdmtthe hecity and vicinity are cur
disliy aid to be present.
10
v—Bomorendered lard, cents a
pound, at F. lla'yes' market.
Steeple Charlie has finished his repairs
on the tall spire of St. Iary'a churchm
and is now awaiting the arrival of the
700 pound copper cross, which is to be
placed on the top of thtspirs. The cross
will be fifteen feet in height and will be“
completed in about two weeks. After
the cross is finished a new metal flnisling
will be placed in position, which will
igreatly add to the finish of the steeple.
M of Ilsa-Is.
too HARM! Am, Noawsur Conn. l
December and 1M)
.1. Gruhh, Asst. Supt. helmpollllll
Life Insurance company
Dun Blitz-m" yluu kindly thank the
Milan I utterance company
for the ptners In which they have
tbsolalm in full on the life of ."my
brother, harry.
could be more honorable than
the way in which the company have
treated around I tsksgrsatplsasurs in
letting the public km these facts.
limit, ltcSaItaav.
Mddhdhs’hotnolstoblmctcdll
lampvflbthllfitsffhs
mammmnmmumm
sum In this 3%“flm‘ommhlfi
1,90 u'durk. Interment at mum;
midst?“ "ms 2%?“th me...
mum church on rumor, afternoon at t
TAYLDli a GOLDEN,
liifll Piilli am] liiil‘llllii,
WASHINGION STREET
South Norwnlk. Conn.
auto If
. W A NTED.
Interim» under this hand. or t exceedin 5
lines, 1 ti a'tlrncs so. , 1-week,“ 00. g
aorn BOYS FOR GRACE CllU ftCll, NOR-
wallr Remuneration and a good run trial train-
ing will be given. Meet Mr. James Baker. the choir
master, at the allies of Minor D. ltandsli ln lluliy
hell's block, over llals‘ a Drug store. on W’edmd
th.c3ni between the hours of t. 80 and o p. In. It) At
'l‘WO ‘lNGLR Ill-N (‘A'i Bl! ACCOMMO-
dated with rooms and board at No.“ Ilenry
street. TermI reasonable. d1 ,8t
O'DAL Oil TRAV BLING nAbBSMltN. PLY-
1 month llock Pants 00., New haven. :12?le
mu IIIBDIAHILYdflAND $81M~
.mncmmn w wow
SALKSIBN [51"]th ELY FOR NOIIWALK,
W esfport and Five If ls Rlvur to sell patent
tack puller in every household. Most useful and
quick selling article ever out: commission 70 per
oe.;nt 84 per day made; samples 25 cents. Addie-m
ltnpervions Wood Filler Company, no Maiden Laos
New York. meat
FOR SALE.
Advertisements under this head, not exceeding 5
lines 1 time 5:. ll times 50c. I we're: '1. 00
Two PARLOR STOVN. HBDIUH leE. IN
good condItion. AIpIy III 110 80th Halo
street.,:louth Norwalk.
FIRST CLASS CABRIOLET ALL OUR-
Islns lumber, and In nretclavs order. Been
used only a few times. Coil and me it at Mo
Lean' II Carriage ltcpo iron. at tf
TWO choice building lot! wand 60 feet front, on
West ave-rice Apply in
W. C. SAHHIS I)!
f!
TO LET.
Advertisements under this head, not executing 5
llnce,ltlme marinara. lwceksm)
ARM R00! Wl'l'lls BOARD FOR GENTLE
man onl; terms 85 r week Inquire at
Bishops board ug house .8 llsviland street,
50th Norwai 5 d2 3t
'I‘WO STORE 03 'l'llB WASHINGTON
street bridge, cast of Germnnra flail. Posses-
sion January 1.18:1 App y to “In. June, opposite
depot. dz. 7r
L'RlellED FRONT Burial. UN WASHING-
tou strtet Addie" “Room," care sentinel
office It?!) If
'ROOHS Plhs’l‘ FLOOR AND BASEMENT OF
0 home. No.1 Henry slrect. lien: .1'00. Poe.
session at once Apply to Tayicr lGoldcn or W.
Youngs. st Lockwcoi Mg. Ca. r29 If
‘ROAl DBCBIBER l. 1.0“ Kit PART 01-'
house on Grove street live rooms. rent '15
Applytoc. E. lloyt rm South Alain street. Rourh
Norwsl l.k [I‘ll If
OVER 0? SIX ROOMS ON WOODWARD
avenue. sis. Also house of six rooms, East
Norwalk, 313. Partof bonreon Woodward avenue
:9 Inquire of B A Woodward.
LOOK 0V!!! POST Ol-‘FlCB non 01'?ch
or small family. Inquire of C. Sham, It (I d
Well Cigar 00. ml) If
OUSB CONTAINING SIX ROOMS; MODERN
improvements; rent 112.5,». qurme of Jim-:s
O. Crows, South Noni-31k. I321 If
flit WOODWARD llOMBs'l'ltAD—l-t ROOMS.
list and cold water, bath room. heater. a: .
with stabllng for live horses. cow stables. rhicken
houses, &c.; rent '25 per month. inquire at C.
Swami, at. Old Well Cigar Company. 013 if
N! HOUSE AT l-lLY'sI NECK. 0N3 AT
Elm (trove, and one on 'l‘olles street. From
STDOup. Apply to Jo..u ll. Knapp, 7‘! West St,
South Norwalk. oil-If
PLEASANT HOME iii A CONVENIENT
locality is adored to persons who would list-Io
visit Washington some time durl the winter or
srlng. l-loomandhoard 2.00s . Mrsdfl
bour, find i IL. N. W., ashlnrrton. D. (Y
“5" Loss?
nebtf
vertiIcments under this head not uranium
linm, roman: slimmSOc lwcck arm
PACIAIII O! HONEY A'l' Ult NEAR THE
railroad il'tlloll at that Norwalk. A reward
wlIlhcpaid for its return to A ll Hoyt a 28m,
Norwalk.
DAY SCAVENGER.
10850111! NORWALK AND NORW \Lli.
Vaults and Cerepools cleaned and disinfected on the
improved plan. All onler- promptly attended to
him so
Charles Mott ,
6‘! 1m no 'alrflelrl Avenue, Bridgeport.
DlItrlct of Norwullt, as. Probate
Court Deon till» I 1,1890
[Intact Mibenezer l'. llsrvcyA rate of Norwalk in
said District dresses-l.
Ordered. hat the sdmlnlstratrix of John I!
Smith Iirecsrrd lain tin-tee under the will of tilt
dexhlbit saldJohn B. nmltb' s account of his
said trust to lblecourt for ad] Islment at the Probate
cities In ti all. on theisttuhy of lkcember. new
It 10o clot foreman; and Ibstall persons tutors-tut
ln raldsstats may be untitled thereof. the said all
mlnlstra II: will cause this color to be blishsti in
II havl .lmuiflm’lrlwgtl'riufl IIle
a copy on s ropes u me It
“linen“ the plscswheve the dress ed las' dwelt. III
least toad-III heforcsald 1th dsy of December. lbw
6! ll AA. ll. WOODWARD, Judge.
blatant or Norwnllr II: Probate
Court. mm 8. A. “.1800.
Walnut. application has been made to this
Court for thermal-inn to probate are certain writ-
ten imminent-sand for the last will of licbsei
lulllvsu. late of Network, in said district dict-nor;
therein".
Onoatian, 'l‘tIIt said a tartan he heard and de-
luminedatthe narrate s In Kermit.“ the
hdayuf Dtcerrloor, rm.» 2 o‘rhck uftsrnocrn:
sndtbatpcbtlcncrlutbsreof given that! per-
sons Writer sin by bushing this order
scumb- I sin: gum in said district. at
leaf II vs oreA II
All. woonwsilli. Judas.
Your liar IIIIII harm Life!
tender will vs at:
Polls-yeti,” psi-Mil Myzzanw of ago,“ at
lprter; urine-cushy will versus
uremic, for, “Maud ”:40 not" what
on spell mus-k yov any nayycar
after three. acoustics at amoral Life insurance
(intapasy, of autism.
'A. ll L'ROIIIDIIUJpat,
sent-gins street, south Norwalk.
6M0. .1 E Ll FF 153,
UNDERTAKER.
as North lsla Street, south ltorwslk
retaliate.“ rumor—Wan
lilllll ”loin moron!
IBOPIIDW “trail-II u.
earn-III manna
.hinihnr
The Ladies of Trinity flinch
WI I hit-'rl a Fair and ham" at Hum "all,
THURSDAY, DEC. 4th. 1890
Supper will he rem-d It .5 o'r‘lmli
ADMISQII’N. I0 CENTS
E PHIIIIIIPI.
L
'1'
Exhibition of Edison’s marvel nslovrmiou,
The Talking Machine
'l'blr machlrehae been In wonderfully ntr ’ectsd
that it can he has n distinctly in the lsrgrsr halls in
the world. (‘ onto and heir llllc u-repr dirt-lion of re-
Iec loss by the prominent at the coun-
Iry, also tumomns come, whistling9 and banjo
solos 1““ iii If the lit!!!” tilted
toihchlt il‘ncoln‘afibfit'.’ l "m ”M
Music Hall,
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec.6
General Admission ‘35 Cents.
Reserved seats 35 and Ir) oer ts, on sale at Foyt' s
and Gregory s drug atom. n29
MUSIC II \l.l., so. 301’ w KKK
JUST 0!!) JOLLY NIGHT.
TUESDAY. DEC. 9
The l’owhu Young Comedi-In,
JAMES B. MACKIE,
(Grimesey. Me Boy z)
in Tim: Addisou' s New. Bright Original ‘vlusir‘a
Bur uque,
GRIMES’
CELLAR
DOOR.
Supportnl by a Large Company of Star Fun
Makers.
bright. Catchy Marie: S
World of Novel Featurte' un ReIgns Supreme?
unions, 3:», no 75 Cents
Reserved Seats on see a. lloyl s and hr gory' F
drug stores. (it!
Four Organ Recitals
CONGREGATIPONAL CHURCH
SOUTH NORWALK.
TUESDAY EVENING, DEC. 9,1890.
Afr FRANK 'l'AF'l‘. Organist.
Hr. ALB\' rm 1V; Bantam.
TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. 13,1891.
Mr A. 3. GIBION Organist,
soloists and ( harm of F 'Iy
WEDNESDAY EVE’G, FEB. 11,1891.
Pro! on». W MONO \N Organist.
Mire Mill l) IORG AN. ilsrp
WEDNESDAY EVE’G, MAR. 4 189].
“Midsummer Night's Dream."
flower, Afr CHAR P l‘Nl)l!Rllll.l..
Urrsnlst, Mr. FRANK 'l'rtl’T
flea ried seats to be had on and lllll'l’ De
rklIng Specialticg' A
a
5 Di :I
grams at. Vial-reds. South Norwak. trui ting ry' :-
din; !- ore Norwolk ('nrrr-I Tat... r1, 3! on 9 :ch;
Single Tirim- lac. trench
ill Pilllilfll‘ LBPIPPBS
“1 ill be given durin ' the wit Ier at th
South Noriali IBanliIl Church.
The uierammeriau Parson Play
iluatrrrml hythv Sirreontn In by “1’ It. ll Morgan
of Hartford.
Friday Evening, Dec. 5.
as In Admission tr: Season Tlckets SI.
THANKSGIVING
PIES-
During this week we
will make a specialty
of Home-Made Pics.
» .99 ~- -__..
TRY THEM.
Leave Your orders Early
I; iiiii'i‘" II
LAl' DEll' 3 BMW K
SPEC L SALE
TO-DAY
if TriIIIi Hair and BIIIIII
Which we are curring II extremely low prices.
Trimmed Ill-III Velvet More and
former wort In
rum-sane“? Mutlf’uli trim-rd with
m ly
Blot Issue that sin-ed with Ostrich haik-
Tillnhrbmlhflh mm mu do well to
Impartial-grievance
IRS. ii. FliliE'l'T,
8 WATER Imus.
“DIWALI. WEI.
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Dunno terrors... ..
Prof. D. M
Educated Horses,
Mules and Ponies.
30 3
“DENVER, ”
The Funniest Mule that Walk-I.
At the Maritime children will
G‘erlflN A F‘R?
Reserved Swami at Lloyt's and Gregor
Muflfs,
Ja.
MUSIC HALL,
RE'I‘ITRN ()F THE FAN’ORI'I‘ ES!
And last appearance here prior to their departure for Europe.
nmsrossllllllllillllllllilllllll
JOHN C. PATRICK, Manager.
5Always the Best, Now Better Than Ever.
All the old favorites are with us. and many new ones.
Our Own Band and a Superb Orchestra.
PRICES 250, 850, 500.
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FOR
Capes,
AND
Cloaks,i
SOUTH NORWALK,
3 NIGHTS 8
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
DEC. I, 2, 3.
FAMILY MA'l‘lN till
Wednesday Afternoon 3 o’clock,
. Wonderful Wonders.
interesting Features.
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In Ilia Wonderful Leap Act.
We carry
be admitted for 25 cents, and
PO N Y RI 1) E 2
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lllllWlliI S'Pllfllliil
It’s Pillsbury .‘l Best, .lones'
Nlllltfl‘lotllt'. lsIIIIIIl llern. l‘ army
Imperial, thc“lloss' ' llinm- upo-
Iis lt‘lour at $660. $6.60, .IIIIl
8fi.60,|wr IIlII..l .0. I).
We are hustlers-"hun- for imam-w ’tfll Mutt»
mr lutrruet is your “final. We mu I!” you - mil
Imd giro. Ml hock [l‘ilfmlll ":I-h l':m'- for (119'
cin-n trot! ‘.
6..
We are selling lures: IpIIuIIIo-n of tie rr-lrbrserd
Dow Drop fanned fluids at. cfose Ilgmr- New
(Impfi t) Nouns-F11 VIII.er l‘o sl‘rtrbrstrtl
llama Ill, rmrsuoiind. ctr-u ”noon. to note
pound
‘ .. Os. . «-
addictive in line D III-Innovator Dairy limiter.
It coats pared liberate npoun can't he beat.
The mistreated mthoelo I rt‘ emery flutter In port It
31 mt:- s poo Ii tlilt Edge Noisy limo r :10 (I his
mum. -
as.» -~ «-
'Vhe. driest grade of In: no". rall'nei m tbu ri~ y. A
I'I-t-I'lw line If l‘ttiiltruia IIIIIl Frenrh l’rIInnv,
Evaporated Fruits. err, , st
00"
Bias. E. Seymour,
Ltd In!“ “BOOB“.
33 Washington Street.
llflPLflN PflINP.
Influence r-oIII'rI
scorn “DIWALI,
CON N.
Honcho" Winter
mammal from ii... surround-
lug waters men In every
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8.11.130 WEB.
WI.
(30 T0
Dlhilfl illumsmck’s
BUTTER
“f‘zil‘t‘ into it langelt: 3.
toIIsoI iIIII: DI-lnw. no (on I)
llllll) llulitr \IIII mu) know
it is :I very llll't‘, Pol, (ll‘ we,
’slmultl not llIth‘ stir-PI at large;
stock \Yl' (ll>('!ll II: it .H :11
clear f'lil’lll ll:",i‘.tilt'(l hwy row 2
.«lylo (ll llulicr Kill: It king.r ngIIIIlP
:Ill lltrmrgliouiv “(I propose
to let all who wont have :I
their. We may llllVlllil'l? 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 seiner,
Willi pleasure Ami Iho- prim
III pn-smtt 15.. ’5 coins ll pouml
“I I: will anger at big red ripple
that than: is no butler of like
quality in this city selling: for
such apriou Sample it.
The best Collar: to ill . cit} ;.
try all, then try ours
8. E. BAKER
SECUND Hill] FURNITUBD
Household Goods of All Kinds.
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Cash Paid for Goods or Iota om
commlaalon. :
W
its. 22 lllilt'l‘if IAIN B'f‘sll'l’.
an. roommate.
we 1110 going" to have
It gloat snot ilio I. Hlo
Y es, that is what we need.
Furthermore,
itm—onl) however, at
nuke room for our
Christmas stock, “which is to be the largest
and most complete line over shown in South
Norwalk,” we are going: to sell every
cloak and outside Garment
of every description at Cost for the next 10'
days, alter that we
make room for Holiday Goods.
seem strange that w
away just in the heigl
is business every time
pack them away to
It may
8 should pack them
It (If the season, but it
with us. We can
make more money out of the space they
occupy than we “.111 through them.
for-e if you “not :I
There-
~ PEWMARKE'P PLUAK, JACKET ii DISSES’ GARMENT"
oi an) description the present is the time
to but it, and the place is the
SOUTH NORWALK
BilSTllN Slfllib
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
l. lickerman & iIn’sPlaisted’s
84 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
- and cure your mid.
PUUPH REMEDY
Will relic-w that
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01311019181016138
(3 foot by El feet by 15' inches,
in perfect order, :It
PLAISTl-Ill’s
Druoc. Store.
are »
l’laistod's Surrmpmilln is a
perfect blood purifier . only 75
cents.
sore tlm at
A HOME
Al 10 Per Cent. Less
Than Cost.
“Irving bought the easterly
oi the WOODWARD
EllilMliSTl’IM), l ciler for sale
1 .
Pints. on \\ oodwortl avenue at
[I2 il‘i
1
PSI' ’ 00 [it] trout foot and the
i
ilols Lowrides avenue at
$10.00 per front foot.
' To each purchaser who will
(ill
lllllltl within two yerirs,_l will
[my ID per cent. of the cost of
the house on the
$1,500.
tends from Woodward avenue
The
on [Iowndes avenue will he
amount of
lAHVlllllfs ilVlillllC OK-
to the water. water from,
given to the oily for the use
01' its citizens. It is the only
street ill the city that has a
water front.
Those lots are all level and
dry. There is only It choice
in their location on the avenue
or the “(11101". Select your lot
zittIIIt'I: rIrIl‘l gel. first choice.
.‘lillifiltllil lirll information til.
TAYLOR it GOLDEN’S or
C SWARTZ'S
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Dissolved sud Removed by Medicine
Only. *No Instruments.
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Norwalk Chronicler