it.
2213522
28 2'9 . 31.
'O', 1“ storm .m list-stuns.
, libssoutbweatern depression has mov-
ed. Northern New York with heavy
”sill its front. It will advance north-
, ' to-gsfly overruns, .with dan erous
. & the N‘ w England-and ersey
WW0 her ”WWI?” to
y , . wast ‘w' pro ' y pro.
I full. with slight temperature changes,
5 why rain. with fresh to brisk
variable winds, mostly southwesteri
v and waterly, followed by clearing, col -
,' Wm, ‘ . Ills theoli‘i‘ddleflStatfs to-Id‘sy
to l c uy,eghlyco er
wgptltar wmrzvail, preceded by rain or
,M'Vith fresh to brisk southwesterly
w norlhwesterly winds, followed by
clearing, and in New England cloudy,
,warmer weather, rain and snow,
, .-. , variable winds, becoming
hlgli‘os’ the coasts. On Friday in this
scolioit and in New England colder, fair
Wwill probably prevail, with fresh
and brisk westerly winds, and on Satur-
day warmer, fair to partly cloudy weath-
esgflollowed by a storm now in Utah.
Klaus-rs Almanac for ’l'o-Ilorrow.
Sill) rises Sun sets fligh tide Low tide
' 7.04 4.21 4.51 11.20
w
:Dobrt Van Buren, Jr., of West ave-
nue, out his leg severely, Saturday last.
The Hungarian society will hold a ball
its Germania Hall on Monday evening
of next week.
—-,Orsyon portraits, handsomely fram-
ed, 010.00. Orders must be in this week.
Whitney & 00.
[Intellect "Pubic” is discharging a
0‘1wa small stove coal at Raymond
Brns'. dock.
' Douglas Fowler Women's Relief Corps
wilielect officers at than hell on the
wmlton street bridge this evening.
Ediisro White and Mamie A. smile
were married yesterday at the Baptist
parsonage by Rev. Archibald Wheaten.
., -A. H. Hoyt a Son,“Borough," show
avsry fine line of .2 and 32.50 ladies’
shoes. 'l‘ry them—save money.
Rev. J. A. Biddle, pastor of the South
Norwalk Congregational church, will
preach in the First church, of Milford,
nextSunday.
, John S. Seymour, senator-elect from
fit, district. received official notice of
hhalsction from the secretary of state
on Tuesday. ' ..
All persons havrng hills against the
city of South Norwalk should hand them
to City Clerk E. E Grows on or before
January 1, 1891.
' i—Small fresh hams, 12 cents a pound,
atT. Bayes' market.
A board sidewalk has been laid on
Iapls avenue, East Norwalk. much to
thsconvanieuce of the pedestrians who
in first thoroughfare.
I ' 'flte sociables of the Norwalk Lawn
Tennis club will be held on the evenings
of January 1 and 28 and February ii, in.
'slall of thedates formerly announced.
01m Branch Lodge, No. 19, K. of P.,
will confer the iirat degree on four and
sans-d degree on two candidates this
evening. A full attendance is antici-
psted. _______
g—Our walls are filled with framed
pictures. Select now for Xmas.
Whitney & Co.
- My school workers interested in
Ora-staviiiears requested to meet at the
can of the prayer meeting in the chapel
[an Sunday to nominate silicon and
I. Me for a Union Sunday school.
‘ Oouncllmeu John W. Dake and Isaac
‘8. Jennings were the only members of
the Board of Councilmen present lsat
warning. consequently the adjourned
ltaastiagof thaBoard was not held.
o-Ourhlng, 5073;: foot. William
Sheldon. contractor.
{tum dramatic and musical
unwante— glvsn to the Jarvis
school house at Weston, on Tuesday
avaalu. under the auspices of the ladies
of the Congregational church at that
phea. W
”Canaan is agitating the question
of shown-mots. The proposed site
. mahotuvewty sores, lying between
' ' the“). of Smith's Ridge, giving a fail
‘ of“ in feet. which would supply a
11be ten times as large as New Canaan.
*Lnfloyt a Son,“Borough.”sre
,Iowlugthe finest and best style calf
and Kangaroo hand made shoes aver
mailman.
firm Worhsrs of the East
.Talullchfiehwlilhoidapsppsr-
”it .sastsslsstissnsesassorltn.
“ “haemati- evening.
thsehaschrefthasntsrtain-
_ ”ammonium”
W MW...” of Dr.
“‘ Lush. of New Haven. and
. . A daughter was begin lit. and Dirt.
sermon on Sunday.
copies, books and fancy articles.
South Norwalk Fire Department will be
. canon. Nash is confined
with typhoid fever. '
Henry P. Price is repainting his West
avenue radiance.
tohishoosa
i
Frrdarick Arnold yesterday afternoon.
human... lard, 10 cents a
phone, at l". Hayes’ market.
There were no gamu played in the
"Old Wall” billiard and pool tournament
last evening.
Pilgrim Council, No. 54, O. U. A. IL,
will confer the first degree upon several
candidates at their meeting this evening.
ecutury ago, ministers come
and before marquises.
Early in the pruent reign there was a
terrific fuss about the
rustic corps, us the
% wot/salad his hav—
e to walk Etc dinner at
ucklngham palace behind several ambas-
sadors, and the result was that after con-
ferences between Lords Palmerston, Co-
nyngham and Melbourne, and the Duch-
esses of Bedford and Sutherland and Lady
Normanby, the present arrangement was
made. Asking ambassadors “to meet Mr.
Stanley" was even a worse blunder than
the announcement made about twentyoflva
years c by the lord chamberlaln that on
a cert n da, the queen would hold a court
at Buckingham palace at which she would
receive the diplomatic corps, “male and
female."——Labouchere in London Truth.
‘-A. H. Hoytt Son’s 83.50. Goodyes A R ‘
. paler Error. .
writaboss ”,9 l’______"'“'““°"“ ' ». “If I loved and married I would sayto
“America C Company arelpreparing
my maime‘Cotnc, I know where Eden is,’
for a lively holiday trade. They already $mggm Arnold, “1° 1““ of
make a big display of candles, cornu-
The pupils of the Franklin street school
will render an Interesting programme
tomorrow afternoon. Friend are invit-
ed to be present.
Rev. 1.. D. fires, pastor of the Con.
gregational church at Weston for the
past two years, will' preach his farewell
Japan, the land ova, beauty,
poetry, cleanliness. I somehow always con.
nmd Japan and its people with China and
its people, believing the one no improve-
ment. on tl , other. I could not have made
a greatermistake. Japan lsbeautlful. Its
women are charmingly meet. I know lit.-
tle about the men. except that they do not
0 far as we judge maul beauty, being
undersized, dark, and far rom preposaesa.
In .
EThey have the reputation of being ex~
tremel clever, so 1 do not speak of them
:91 ahw isle. only of those I came in contact
t . saw ono,a t in frames
in features; but be :1: a public wrongs:
The W are the direct opposite to
the . The Japanese are the clean-
liest people on earth, the Cbinesenrethe
flltliicst; the Japanese are always happy
and cheerful, the Chinese are alwa
grumpyandmorosattheJap ”swath:
most graceful of ple.tbs gaff-e q:
vs
1. e
The annual election of ofilcers of the
held at the Old Well Book and Ladder
parlors Monday evening, Dec. 8th.
-—Bring in your pictures to be framed.
No orders taken after Dec. 10th. Whit-
ney a Go.
The tramp room in the borough lock-
up accommodated 200 tramps during the
month of November, forty-four more
than during the same month last year.
E. R. Rule, the borough druggist, has
placed an improved heater in his store.
He has a new advertisement in today’s
SEW“. in which he calls attention to
his new line of flavors.
--Load of fresh, live codflsh, (in per
pound, at the Washington street bridge,
Riverside Pavilion deck.
The Yale College Glee and Banjo club
gave an excellent concert to a large and
appreciative audience at the Opera House
last evening. It was the second enter-
tainment in the Y. M. c. A. course.
most awkwardl't c J
vices, the Cbinme have the vices in
e Bly’s Book.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
RIRI RRIRIfl RIIII Illilll‘flllii,
WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwallr. Conn.
suzfiif
Owing to the small attendance of
members the annual meeting of the
Not-walk Cemetery Association, which
wastobave been held at the office of
Coolidgea Lockwood yesterday after-
noon, was postponed.
There should be a large attendance at
the South Norwalk Baptist church to-
morrow evening, to hear the illustrated
lecture on “The Oberammergau Passion
Play." This will be the first in a very
instructive course of lectures.
W ANTED.
Advertisements under this head. not crowding 5
lines, i listen. 3tlmsa506 , i work 81 00.
't'lov rouse Gilli. son wlmxte AND
chamberwerk. inquire at 112 West av‘nue.
corner Cedar street. di 3t
COIPITINTGIBL FORGENKRAL HOU‘B
work inquire at residence of ti. ll. flaming-
lon 129 Iain street. Norwslk. d3 at
FOR SALE.
——Sewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
Advertlaunmts under this head. not exceeding 5
lines. 1 time 25:. 8 times 60:. 1 week 81.00.
Diagram of seats for the first organ
recital at the Congregational church,
Tuesday evening. December 9, will be
open at Plalsted's, South Nerwalk, and
Gregory’s, Norwalk. tomorrow morning
at9o’cleck. __
Thanksgiving day was the forty-second
anniversary of the first train through
this town on the New York and New
1‘W0 PABLOR STOVE. IlltDll‘ll SIZE. IN
cowtion. Apply at 110 South Main
street. south Norwalli. dl at
FIRST CLASS CABRIOLET. ALL CUR»
talus leather. and in tirst class order. Been
used only a few“. Call and see it at hic-
Lean‘s Carriage itory. hi it
l. I. ITO"
Haven railroad. The train came from To LET.
New Haven to this place, which was as :H- a... W- .. - -- » .1 :
' . vertiseulcn and thishead. coed a
'u u the trashy—v23: ling 'l llllic glmzm1wflug‘lg. m“
--Fresh pork and sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at I“. Hayes’ market.
ARI 1100] WITH BOARD 10803!“th—
maaonfl; terms “Jet week. I
Bishop‘s g house, a.
south iiorwala.
o arenas ov rua wanton-r17
street bridge. east of Germania flail. Pores-
muuary i, 1831. Apply to Win. Jesse,
Thomas McCoy, James Reynolds, Peter
Tammany and James Crowley were be.
fore Justice Austin this morning charged
with vagrsncy. Tammany was dis-
charged and the rest were given thirty
days in Bridgeport jail.
Fitch Reasegute, an old resident of
Pennsylvania. died at his home In South
Gibson the arty part of this week. The
deceased had many relatives and friends
in Norwalk and vicinity, who will be
exceedingly sorry to hear of his death.
The ladies of Trinity church will hold
a fair and supper at little Hail this
"suing. Supper will be ready at 6
o'clock. Friends of the church are re-
qnested to attend, as a pleasant time is
assured. The price of admission is to be
ten cents.
-——All orders forfrsnies must be in by
December 10th. Whitney it (.‘o. Open
usuinga. m-.-
A quiet wedding took place at Weston
on Wednesday afternoon of last week.
“assured-[parties being 1. A. liar—
mef this city, and list Annie Ow-
hart,of Weston. Themsrriageceremony
was performed by Rev. Airs. Hamilton.
Sentinel
ton street. Address "Room," care
. n29”
s hours. No. l lienry street. item .1200. Pos-
saaalou at once. Applfito'l‘aylor a Golden or W.
Younga, at Lockwooi lg . Co. t29tf
ltol DICBIBIR
house on Grove street.
are rooms, rent {is
walk out if
.0 Inquire of I A Woodward.
l
C. Crows. south Norwalk. 025 if
V ‘lll WOODWdtD BOIMIAD—M HOOKS
houses to; real hits no
mm. at Old Wall Cigar Company. old if
list Grove, and one on 'l'oiies
mum to Jon
shatWaIshgteasn-s the
[too-m
. 1M lst..l. W"
a
be nddu
rote Duke ofoéum
M; in short, the Japanese are the m ' '
Museum CW ..
Ochoiuhuudlnglotmwandnofestf‘ront, at
West avenue. Apply to W. 0. “Draw or
uire at
8 ilavilan street,
(l2 3:
UBNISIIBD FRONT HOOK. ON WASHING-
,‘iROOIO Pth’l‘ F1008 AND BASEMENT 01"
l. LOWER PART OF
xA‘pply we. I. lloyt, lnl South Main street. iloulh
or . ‘
11008! or Six aoorts 0N WOODWARD
avenue. 311 Also house of six rooms, Bast
lI irwalh. Ola. Part of house on Woodward avenue,
ovsscort'ramisoslx nooits; Infill;
improvements; rent $12.50. lnquiieof James
[lot and cold water. bath room. heater. to .
with slabllag for Ive Mass, cow stables, chicken
r month. inquire of C.
II nouns A’l‘ ILY‘B NECK. ON! A'l'
street From
ll. Know. 72 West tit,
out
A W110.) in A mm
iocailtyisoflsarteparsosswhowonldlikste
tbs winter or
board goo a y. IrsJ. I.
sshlltstolec m
i” F” “Miller. '
Tulane: of Trinity Church
Will hold a Fairaud Supper at lush: llall.
THURSDAY. DEC. 4th, 1890.
Hopper will he served at 5 o'clock.
anmsslou.
dldt
'1'
Exhibition of Edison's msmléus Invention.
EPRIIIIIIIIRAPR
This machine has been so wonderfully perfected
the world. (bias and host the reproductl
ice ions by thaprtanisani brass bands 0
3 » ",4“.
General Admission ‘35 Cams.
and Gregory's drug stores.
JUST 0N1} JOLLY NIGII'I'.
The Popular Young (kimedlan.
(Crimeany. Me Boy !)
ln 'l'hos. Addison's New. Bright, Original Musics
Burlesque,
GRIMES’
CELLAR
DOOR.
Makers.
Bil
Worl of Novel Features:
I'll ICES,
ll Reigns Supreme!
drug stores. (12
Four Organ Recital
SOUTH NORWALIC.
Ir. FRANK TART. Organist.
Mr. ALEX. "WING. Demons.
'1’ A. S. GIBAON.
1st.
Soloists and Chorus of
if”.
Prof. 930. W. IORGAN Organist.
Miss MAFD IOBGAN. Earp.
"lidsumrner night‘s Dream."
Reader Dir. CHAS. . UNDBIHILL
Organist. Ir. 1' ARK 'l'Al'l'.
at Pleistcd's. South lorwalk. and
Single Tickrls, 50 cents each n29
Six Popular Lecture
Will be given during the winter at the
"canned by the Stareopllcrm b MLWJI Human
of Illi’tlort‘l.y
Friday Evening. lice.
n28 lw Admission 15c; “canon Tickets Si.
5) Washington Street.
on Saturday evenings from ii to d.
Maternal allowed on Deposits.
lo CENTS
The Talking Machine
that it can be heard distinctly In the largest halls in
on of as,
frills coon
try. ass-mus noggin. whistling and any?
. lti ‘
2: we managing“ a machine fully described
Music Hall, -
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. 6
Reserved seals 35 and 50 cents. on sale at loyt'a
an
@310 HALL, so. NORWALK
TUESDAY. Duo. 9
JAMES B. MACKIE,
Supported by a Large Company of Star Fun
’ t. Catchy Katie! Bathing Specialtiesl A
35, 50, 75 Cents
Reserved Scale on sale at lloyt's and Gregory's
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
TUESDAY EVENING, DEC.9,1890.
TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. 13, 1891.
WEDNESDAY EVE’G, FEB. 11,1891.
WEDNESDAY EVE’G, MAR. 4. 1891.
Ream-rd seats to be bad on sndafter Dec. 5. Die
Greg' ‘s
rug store, Nor-elk. Course Tickets, “.50 nifcyh;
Slllll Nullall Hamill Church.
The llleranuneruau Passion Play
SOUTH NODWADK SAOIDOSZI-ifi
(21W! Dallyfromli to ltam.,wdfroai i return
in
men SOLMANS Pres:
.ioun ll. l'lillllii Vice-Pres.;
tat-n. toms u. sheer scenarios.
;
GO
.~ hm .
t ”a
iv; .. .
”r, h? ("5R\~v,li‘
"Capes.
Jackets
AND
Cloaks,
TO
erman & Son’s
84 WASHINGTON ST.,
I
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
RIIT SIIIIA
#4....
lRIIRII Rfl'l‘ DRINK FOR 51'.
“—0..
All the latest Flavors constantly kcpt on hand at
H. B. Hale’s Ciliil Rl‘llll SIlllB.
The following line of Flnvms just reculmi:
sherbnt. Lemon sbcrheri, Omlge l’hm.
phale Kluh Soda, Vin Pom, Coffee and Tea. BUL
lion and Chocola e.
II. II. Hill,
WALL STREET, NORWALK.
CHRISTMAS RRRKS
We havn- an elegiut llm- of
BOOKS FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
which will please the children
our line of
Christmas flllII Blrlllllay Calls,
Cornucoplas and Fancy Boxes.
Churches and Societies Supplied
Examine
at wholesale prices. Call and mi us.
A'l‘ RR'I‘IIN & Ill].
null) if LAUDER'S BLOCK .
Tax Collector’- hale.
O‘l‘lCB is hereby given that the undersigned,
t nilsetnr of Taxes. nudu' and by Vll’illt‘ of a
cerlsiutax warranL duly executed and signed h
pvopcfanthoriiy and litmus] vo rho. unilt‘l’l‘lgflt ,
communities him to levy and roileet or
Jails CbIlWl'ORD
and other omens named in the rate book. on the
list tosald warrant annexed. their several ropor.
uousof the sum total as therein stand. so ii rum
bring a tax or assessment lsi - upon the assessment
list made in less by Ihr inhabitants of the town of
Novwalk. rc.ulariv and lcnlly art-sum ed.io wit,
on the filth dsyvf December. A D.. 1888. met for
the dpurpose of providing for the indebtedness of
at town. levies upon the following described tea
estate of mid
J amen Crawlord,
situated intownof Norwalk. and bounded as fol-
lei-v.10 '112—‘Mthcvly by land set to John li
Lockwood and land of The v as hensdlct. and land
of llanfoxd Carter; easterly by land of lulrs of
.ssssrs. December 3. A. 1).. 1890.
for ulmlnlrtratlon of the mists of John iloixand
fore
Dannm. That said
licstion he heard and do
terminal at the Prime!
‘ Lbersl‘ n is
W V
ieutdvlfdaya
«It
as rrulatloa in saithstrlet,
dwofhearl .
Allah. ooowflogusss.
Court. Months: 8. . 1)., 1890..
w a.
Itolisad. late of lotwalit. in said district. deceased
The happy couple will reside in South
Di trier of Nos-avails. ss. Prob-u,
Wilsaaaa, appll sites has been made ”ll" Court
late of liorwalk. in said district, dot-used; there-
in lo-walk, on the
nth day of December. m0. st 10 o'clock forenoon;
and that public notice thereof hoglveu toall persons
- publishing this order In a
at
District «Kuwaiti as: Probate
comm ail-la mists of .mum.‘h.‘l‘:
iratlonbehnrdaud de—
Davill Pom-lock audlsnsl of (ls-o A Peninsoulh-
sri my isndof Stores A Penis and by highway;
andwerlerly by hi hwsy known as lfarler mull,
nsrwlth all t hni'llings and improvements.
nd i shall sell at Public Auction. on the prrml~
seshereluhriovn dcecrib d. on lhellnth 'ay til-Ill“-
ary.ll. D. ism. at lOo'cloclt fairness. to much
thereof as will raise the sum oi fourteen tIO'lMI and
lily cents, that being the proportion of the said
gether with the charges of levy. sale. etc.
030. B. li’l'. JOHN. 1's: Coimetnr. List infill,
Dated at Norwalk, November 20, A. D. 1890
hill) Z M
Tax Collector-’- rials.
Nti’l‘ltllislme givrn that the undersigned,
Collector of area. under and by virtue a
cerialnlsr warrant. duly executed ud ,sigp 5"
prop r author-1y and directed to the underslzrm .
commanding hire to levy and rollret of
Jails CRAWFORD
o
’“"" . andother mus named in the rate boob. on the
I‘m-II. ~ LOST. termlnedatthe Probate in Math,“ the immoral warrant annexed. Oslr several proper
w.-._....w 9th dayof member,im.stloo'¢lvck f ; tionsof Ihe sum total an therein stated. sold sure
Funeral services over the remains oi m. I attainable sollretbsrsof be we to sl I“ helnga tar masses ia-m laid upon in. assessment
lira James B 1‘- tor of Wilton will “mm "" mfi'fi‘mm"! sonslatneltedthtselabv bilsh thistwder as iistmsdelulm hylhs Inhabitsnilof ilk townof
- . I . ; India-snowman! a . sew-saw havl a circa is rate district. It isms-is. regularly and ally save-hi d. to wit,
behsidst hsrlatamidsneaatloelock "n a rut mono-y- R.“§%3‘Mlhu.. trillions“ of Ilsa-m 'Anéciffiafum
melanin! nos 0 nail - . e l spo- provl i. m m i m of
Ind Em A!” Wilton Won” A railroad station at iionth llorwalk. A will.” levies upon following demihsil real
churchatioclook tomorrow afternoon. Iloyt fi?‘ estate of sale
willhspala for its return to All.
mmmmm and Davis will W'-
Iavoa’n Onion
Ibsen-asset the sourin Danbury
Imminent)
A We. have in rise
tmfltesofthacommos‘m'm
nos. Willi!!!
ranges. .leha
molthslraskisfsadesllsforthsnas
We of two of the 5"”
rsslpauu an-
neal-reef the WM. Fresh
. behflswfl'fi'h'au
“I rahflhlfihtef
flummuummu
dapsrt-ss ,
tonsil to that body. it leasesthiag All”. "sawmill mwfl:
M
arrowhead-annua- l“). Drove
W
issldi .
""""’ ”persimmon-mi.
Warrant for a Special City Heefing.
.lsnm mawferd.
situated In town of Serwslk. sad hounded M fol.
thereof sswliirslssthesnia of twenty-five dollars
. a proves
mamm'althsm this fun” aadssveaty—Ivscsats.thstbsiagths
eitststkseenil statesman of thanldJamssCrswlesdmfmeas- set in said
tbspvapsrtyefloslh loves. Lihrwy list, whhahss oflsvy.sale.Ac.
Ina-W' “Ohio ,lf mustache. OolirciorJJ-tlm.
.amolatisapassasby usa-~ mmuams,ilmubsvsr,a.n..lm.
etherearlssths laytagefsewwsla-dl muss
ummuwmuamh
ntat'rtss or Nsrssalit as: ensue
ss‘n". minutiae 1:. shown. Chroma. Clo-rt. maximum 3; Rhoda?» on.
“I “may; thfi'm 3'! trim”!
”a -."9 9m. 3” ; lhwsfers ' '
A’E‘d'w‘” "mum-i «worm-mum...» “2.111
as": wrsosrsiaessnscaaisrsaa. mgw- ”31%...” 3
“M ‘ as“;
M ..
Jamrsmawfnrdmftae sum total in said list, to '
Rllllllll illusions
BUTTER
We are into it largely: 3
tons of fine Delaware County
Dairy Butter. You may know
it is a very nice lot, or we
should not have such :1 large
stock. We describe it as a
clear. clean flavored, uosyrrosy
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
such ap‘rice. Sample it."
The best Codes in the city;
try all, then try ours.
one..." Optician
Homer B. Hoyt’s
is North liltin Street.
(ill-it“s filled in all complicated cases. Com-
pound Mum ground from prescription or pic c of
old lense. satisfaction gniamnued No charge for
tolling eyes.
«account's mm.)
801711] NORWALK, - CONN.
Houlelllel Winter
Oysters fmhhfrorn Ilse surround-
lug waters served in every
'0“
TI“!
style.
'1'? E. POWER
PROPRIETOM.
lllllil’s 'l‘lallli
-———4»——
It’s l’lllshur ’s Beet. .lonca’
Superlativer and (ism, Fancy
imperial, the“lloas" linneapo-
Ila Hour. at 86 60. film", and
36.60, per bbi., i}. 0. ll.
Moo—m...
We are hustlers—here for Waitress-wand what‘s
on interest is your interest. We me do wood
and give you itmk Bottom f‘ash Prices or tint—-
clan zoom.
0» .
We mulling large qnsntitlrs of the Ieitbratrd
Dow [hop Canard tlcodsat close denies flew
0in O noise-v.7 it finishes sCelrbmlrd
flame fix cents pound. Bouts-e Darn, lll routs
w...“ m. _ -..«
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of The saturated sorlhleiti Ciro-cry Batter iu'pvin's
as tests a pound. fill! Bilge My letter. 3 cents
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Yes, that is what we need. Furthermore,
we are going to have itL—only, however, at
a. great sacrifice. To make 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 pack them away to,_
make room for Holiday Goods. It may
seem strange that we should pack them
away just in the height of the season, but it
is business every time with us. We can
make more money out of the space they
occupy than we can through them. There-
fore if you want a.
NRWIIARKET RLflAK, JlRKET lll‘ RISRRR’ GARMENT
01' any description, the present is the time
to buy it, and the place is the
SOUTH NORWALK
BiSliN Silllll,
83 WASHINGTON STREET. p
RIIIJIIAIA HOME
GOODS. :
Al 10 Per Cent. Less
._........__ Than Cost.
On Saturday, December 15,
we will show u fine line of
HRLIRAYRU RS
-—«» 0»
Having bought the easterly
the WOODWARD
11031 I'IS'I'ICA I), I cller for sale
lolson Woodward avenue at
part 01
$12.01) per front foot, and the
lots
on Lowndes avenue all
Many new designs; in Fancy
Goods, also in [loyal Worcester,
Carlsbad, Brown Ware, &(,',
illixicl'lm sum,
TO] “or arms,
Timlmoiilawns,
SIIAVINH SETS,
llAle'llS,
FINE
S'I‘A'l‘llmERY,
cow
LI’ENS m. I’ENCILS
$10.01) per front foot.
To each purchaser whn will
build within two years, I will
pay Iii per rent. 01 the cost of
the house on the amount oi
$1,500.
lends from Woodward avenue
Lowndes avenue ex-
to the water. The water from
«m Lowudes avenue will be
given in lIlf! city for the use
01' its citizens. It is the only
street in the city tlmlm has it.
writer from.
These lots are all level and
~00.
WATCH OUR WINDOWS
dry. There is only a choice
in their location on the avenue
or the water. Select your lot
We will try to have some
thing to please you.
Plili'l'lli’i
Drug Store.
‘43 wrsmuci’ou STREET.
at once and get first choice.
Maps and full information at
TAYLOR 5t GOLDEN'S or
C. SWARTZ'S.
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