1 .1,
I
“ Mathewson...
irrinArionhallonlfoadsyevrolng.
msebasacceotcda
".6 ‘ ID; ' I with Betta & Farting-
magenta-ants: woman-ta. “
Wooster [dab—Flt." Haven. will
m visit Old Well Lodge. r. dzA. IL. Thurs-
day, February ”lb. and work the third
1.“me
Hwyammtom
‘W 0n and after Ionday mm
W V M01181?!" Enumwill beon ssloatAtbertona
« I "all”. .3 WW Company’s new store in Randall's block.
‘5 lobes-1W It.
$1“ w” .11 ""- "M
East llorwalk.
sown ”All ”I m
The Christian Workers of the East
rwwlk ”Luis! M Avenue I. E. church met at the real
WT: tamer. 2:1: denoeofllraChsrles Smtlh on Iaple
avenue, last evening.
Em. Jess
Charles B. Seymour, of New York
0- 1 MLP-l- city, Is about to occupy the house he re-
nuawmrusr canes “ centiy bought and remodeled at the cor-
ner of lain and West Ilain streets.
The train from New York due in this
city at 11.00. will hereafter stop at Dow-
nyton. This accommodation has long
been needed by the people of that place.
--W. B. Hall ,will eelldry goods
and cloaks 'chea ‘ at the old stand of
Ambler a: Co. . commencing Iloudsy.
The chapter of the Epworth League of
the First Methodist Episcopal church of
this city, will visit the Washington Park
league. of Bridgeport, Wednesday even—
ing.
The aettlingof theroadbed east of the
railroad bridge has attracted consider»
his attention as it is hard to realize how
the meadows could hebulged out to such
an extent.
The secretaries of some of the associa-
tions in the Connecticut trotting circuit,
met at the City Hotel yesterday after-
noon but no business of importance was
trdnsscted.
Denbury Jack was arrested by officer
“hum" c. 0. new Int.
, mm.“ mm
_ ,lr-lwA-M tum mommi-
31m Vast-e9” Ieather m
stern! centre from the Pacific is
~ Thadsprassion moving from the south-
wathsahscnfilled up. A coldanti-
m moving eastwardly over the
‘ will lower the temperature
(1W today fair, slightly colder
weathuwlllprobabl prevail, withlight
to fresh northerly to westerly winds,
followed by partial cloudiness. On Sun-
day in this section and in New England
tlywarmer, fair to partly cloudy
weather will probably prevail, with light
tofreeh variable winds. becoming most-
Iy southerly and easterly, followed by
alumni cloudiness, and by engw
orraininthcwertern partsol this sec-
extending at night to the coasts
and on londay partly cloudy weather,
with no decided temperature changes,
E
I d by rain or snow. Gormley last night. Alter spending the
Beam ”lulu" "lm' night in the lockup he was tried before
M! 50" flishaoido hides} Justice Austin. who fined him or for
drunkenness.
Oflcer Charles Adams is celebrating
the thirty-first anniversary of his birth-
day to-dsy. He has received many
kind remembrances from his friends in
the shape of comic valentines.
“On Friday Itss Nellie Jennings acted
titute at the Over River school.
The Board of Councilmen will hold an
adjourned meeting“ on llondsy evening.
William O. has opens his new billiard
and pool room on the Washington street
We to-day.
Companies Dsnd 1' will join Company
C in a battalion drill at the Stamford
m on loudly «suing.
—0n Ionday, the 16th. V1.8 8.3a“ A:
00.. will place on sale the Ambler stock.
A supper and”— entertainment will be
given by the ladies of the Rowsytou
m church on the evenings of
1 ““fl‘r— ““- -.:.‘l..".“.::_
1.1). Jennings was elected scribe of
Kahaom Encampment,l. 0. O. l“. on
Thursday evening to fill the vacancy
“nudity the resignation of John H.
Jones.
M. Davis is about as happy a man as
can be found In South Norwalk. A
baby girl has been born to Mr. and Mrs
Lewis Goldman in New York. This
makes him grandparent to another
child.
-—8tnohed Beef shaved by hand at
George A. Ferrie’.
It iereported that some of the sports
from this city who attended the recent
dog fight in Darien will to notified to
film.l’.".‘8£°on'{99£‘£1rTI'I'IE'B‘I'JI‘EIII‘ I?
the fight.
. Contributlons amounting to sixty four
cents for the week ending FI-b. l3, h-Ire
been received from the has placed in the
poet ofiice. The money is contributed
for the purpose of supplying with
Bibles those that are destitute In our city.
Thsentertainsreat- committee iii the
Junior- Prohibitien olub report having
“I‘d. an emcellent programme «for
tilt “attainment on [outlay evening,
‘ at Dihbls’s hall.
The young peopls'ado’clock meeting
all“ First I. E. church to-morrow
mugwillheledbylireSadieE.
Budweil. The subject will be "For what
wercwe Created?”
—A new line of spring colorings in
carpets,» theBostou Store, Norwslk.
.Itl. F. (lamp, of Eeatavenue, received
intelligence Thursday morning that her
“_ little grandson. son of Robert Way, of
Hartford. was badly burned about the
(“I while playing near an open fire.
”Chap left for Hartford Thursday
fight.
In the Superior Court, yesterday, Cor
nelia Schultz. of Norwalk, was given a
decree from Christopher H. Schultz. of
Norwalk, on the ground of dessrtion
and intolerably cruelty. They were
joined in matrimony, September 6. 1880.
The South Norwelk Athletic club, has
rented the top floor of Bwertz &Cor~
bett’s block on Washington street and
turn. The large room will edoId ample
accommodations for all manner of sports.
The society is in a prosperous condition
Robert O. RIpley, foreman of the form-
ing room of the South Norwalk [lat
Forming company’s shop, was stream
by officer Gormley yesterday afternoon,
charged wiIh assaulting Thomas (lorm
ley. Thejustica found him guilty and
fined him .2 and coats, amounting to
010.78, when he paid.
A letter from Chang]. Warren. late
The next regular meeting of the Build-
lag and Loan annotation will take place
Tet-day arming.» the hall of the
Arr-Irr- lechanhs. About 03.000 will
“M In losnstoths members of the
m. The public la invited to at-
“dsadsas the systemof the sssocia
ties in operation.
~Grssa Farms Creamery butter 33c.
lb. at George A. Ferris’. to Item street.
”t for Death llcrwalk.
hapetitlonfora fog born to hsplsced
at Mid Reef, which was sent to
Wfilsgton ten days ago. has been re-
back “I“. thltd district light-
depart-em on Staten Island. The
w papa-ed their approval. and
“vs ”back Information relative to
“spurned cost of erection
Attasdanlsatw tbeEplaeopsl churches
observant aware of the fact should
know thatlhsbencdtctus that appears
lathesewprayrr bookie Innohloagar
t“ throne lntheold book. This is
aasgiarlngtbelrenvusrasousndthoss
whnhavsaottbenewbookaareincllnad
fibflsvsthatsarlstskebssbssa reads
hikes-visa wksnltlsrrcusred.
Jaw-WI EMW lilo" will comment»
ClaslthsA-biwstock. Monday,»
oldstaed.
- Munster-lobe [Lnoyt and
humanely-«mums»
Imam Isbruprrt than with II
, Yntudsy the two Hoyle
AL
left town last lobday for the
hoping to benefit his impaired health,
states that he has reached Chattanooga.
and that his health seems to be already
benefited by the change. Chattanooga
he describes as being a pretty place.
Rev. E. 0. Tree. the popular pastor
of the Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
church. is closing a successful year wItlI
his people. At the recent quarterly con
fwenae‘a snanlmoas Invention was rx
Mad to him to remain another year at
an increase of salary. Ir. Tree is a
young man and an Interesting speaker
The sealing capecIty of the Wall street
parish room was severely tested last
night. A very forcible distillation was
dellverrd by Rev. It. llyde, rector of
Christ church, Westport. who has Inti
mated to the rector of ill. Paul’s his wil-
lingness to preach on a future occasions.»
one of hireertesol sermons upon “The
World's Saviour as an Omar.”
John Scott. librsrlrn of ,IM 80th
Norwalk library. recently left the read»
logroomtogo below to attend to the
furnace. A stranger was the sole occu-
psatol the renamed apparently was
deeply engrosrd in reading a news
paper. When Dr. Scott retarded tnthe
roost. lheyouog man was tubing. ands
belted appropriated an overcoat belong~
Ilecouras from Philadelphia, to
ol the old First church of
renal-es celled Dormer
term. flslrepobeaot are
will have it fitted upaaaiine gymnss le-
book-keeper for Crofut A: Knapp, win) more.“
tonsils-rat‘s
‘M
linsic Hall toolgbti will no doubt be
crowded as this will he theonly oppose
tunity South Norwsllr people will have
of witnessing tbsgrest New York and
Imam sneer-es, Paul Kauvar’. which ran
for nearly a year In New York at the
_8tandard Theatre nod is being heralded
throughout the country as the greatest
success on record. "Paul Keuvrr" ”tarpon
stamped with the author's individuality.
Steele llackeye's dominant personal
characteristic is virility, and thh very
original and powerful stage picture of
the Beige of Terror in France but echoes
his own thoughts and feelings. Histori-
cal as it is in theme and situation, he has
wirely refrained from clothing his cher-
sclers in historical names. He has de-
picted with terthIe realism the frightful
scenes of the Revolution.
W. SI Cleveland’s Consolidated Min
strela, alter a series of phenomenal soc
ceases in New York and other larger
cities of the Bear, will be seen at Music
Ball, Thursday evening, February llllh.
The merits of this attraction are well
known to the amusement going public.
and were they not. either It. Cleveland’s
name or the company’ a roster' would he
agugratith of soperiorig. Aninpguheu
stellar celebrities wird art! with the com
pany are Willis P. Bwestoatu. Billy
Bice,Banka Winter, Howe and Well.
the Brothers Crawford and McKiason,
and'Ibo famous J spaneae troupe—twelve.
Such an array of talent is rarely collect
ed in one group, and the financial one
one of the engagement is assured.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
BIIII EIIIII III IIIIIIIII
WASHINGTON STREET
South Hot-walk. Conn.
sued tf
W ANTED.
Advertisnnnns under this headset unsadingb
lmltlmclllc.8tlmcswe.lweek8100.
FURNISHED It ‘Oll FOR TWO GISTLL
men In the vicinity of the depot. Adam
“Room.“ Sentinel omen. no It
00! AND BOARD l‘tllt IAN AND WIFE Ill
rrivate fanIIly. Islestion prefured. North
lain street South Harwell, or West avenue Nor.
wall. or in lhzll vicinity. Addre- “Bosrd. ‘ this
once It?
FOR SALE.
“35%;;an under.~ this head, not excecdlug b
lInchtlmeBchlmeewc. I went: llflr
ASQUall-BOI. 1’!"th SPRING WAGON
oodorder; tunable for exp as or any
other human WII I trauma for hung! or fearin
“groundless Butch! south Network or apply
ax t In cr-
1W“) Billions AND TM) \A ANT tors.
cornerolfiest and Second amuse. Benedict
Farm .1800 car. rewaiu on bond and lounge.
Amy 'st Taylor I! Golden's heal Estate rgency.
ISLAND. A! EIGHT R00! AND
I house. wlth a large plot of ground
The house is multidldlll and convenient sud very
pleasantly located. Will be sold cheap and on easy
Apply to fire. Jerueha 1) Todd“. hBoll
TO LET
Ile llllll‘l‘ hI- hl‘ull Ilu' :I‘nelvm.‘ '
win e: (b I rock SI Lil
AT BILL
hasemen
Ierms.
bland
Advemsemr.
lines. I lint t‘t
PROXI‘ lint)! AND RED llOOll FOR IAN
and tulle anIro gentlemen A fine slew of
the harbor apply to Hrs w R llcilwtu. King
A Lastowu a block. ear. and of Washington street
bridge. lid 3t
BR STORE. No. 89 SOUTH IAIN STRIIT,
once led by Arthur 3. ram. from lat,
rent :20 per month. Address Jana lerrla. l2 Iw
[10082 0? six ROOIIl OBI BAIILTON AVE»
not: rent to. Apply to Edwin Wile Ix. at
Brown a Wilcox‘ a grocery store, Washington street,
tiouth Norwalk fit
0053 ON IBADOW B'I'ltll‘l‘ BOUT v NOR-
nik lorootua. lower d.oor £10: upperdoor.
‘9 lnqnireu'Dr fienrdret.“ Western us I. ll
lulu-3 No. 9i BOUT“ IAINBI‘M “NT
63 all conveniences; 5 rooms. Henry street.
Booth urwak. mtfill; slat-Grooms lsstateuus.
I N Pores-ion
Mm W310 at
once AI mdefgCo. kto’l‘rtylor h Golden, or W. Yopng. fat
Lockwood
I, OUHI 0: SIX “00" UN WUODWA'ID
avenue. Ola. Also house at six rooms. last
Kuwait all Partof h on Woodwaruevenoe.
Q_Mlnquire of I A W ward
1100-” AND It rule ON WATItll n'l‘ltlil’l'
andTa Iorarenue Rents from and lo fl!
permouth. still an classes.ltayn1nd
tum «’6 If
LARGE BUILDINO. lIAn‘l" Drill) FOR A
hat factory; main buildmr 853.70 two stories
and addition to“). and once: a good loll".
till bum: power. suitable for any business Auply
lathe ti Knew. lo. D West street. mthauor
Vl‘lll WOODW \Illi “Olfle'l‘ltllD—M llOuil-l
list and cold water. bathroom. heater gee. Ac.
with atebliug for are horses. cuw -‘ '
all In rfrct repair [courts of (‘
vmutildel arch-pally. otter
PLIAIANT IOII Ix A00 m
locality lsdwvdtopcrsouswhowonldllksw
visit Washingtonaorne time d the winter or
mung Roomsndboard ms y. IrnJ. I.
vlwvnv lmlef N w
cabin-inn it I «our!
Home lloawau. February". lllll
1‘!!! annual meeting of drunk holders of
Norwalklron WorasCo wiIl be held at the
on or vltho company. .‘lhursda’th February I9 ill].
at II: ow clock p at. fl.- Liquorstary.
SPECIAL TDWN IEETIIIG.
I‘ll! lohrblvrm ol the tori-II of hor‘wtl Ire
hereby nodded aadw reedtta Isl
Town leellng will he held” at the Town lloure. In
sold Nurwaik. Is man. the IIlIbda of Pebram.
lml. 13:;ch «Men. for the ollowlug pur—
Toon-ldersndlake action- ulhewdttenpe-
"Tim" ‘1‘?“ it" '°‘ 1"”1‘.11
Illol yo ori nor normal
way at m’fi'mlr known “QP‘IIIII avenue;
the high-ray sac-a nation street from Filth ave-
nas smith. also for the laying out and buildingola
new alga Jetty hat is widta, from (lab In ave-
Inc ion “a; Iran-no vagagm thong
eunuch: new w Io
roballtt rithseealertnsratf submarines
Ierof seldll or“ madam! tonal necessary
approprutiocor doll" Ihewerk sisters“, and to
transact anyotbw be a- proprrln skaters
mid lasting
IIIseIocunvidsraod takesctlea lbewrltlsa
petition of A ll Dylugl:n,Alleu i liens Frank
MIMI-random: way nsfollowszu-"fbr Its
purpose! rqaslrrngrns lawn boner nty glventoa
cersla nnnbsroltbe ma-bwaofConpuyA. ltlh
ma weave lest infantry VolssIssrs. who
rsesIIs tollltkaqaouofthstownol horwslk.
nsderlhecalloltbsl'nrsldsntot the United stiles
mam I; “is. Ioe‘t'bsr
use
mmmqaolsefrsl raid
and
tmaadsruld call,atssld mend wboucrlvsd
II
listedat «north-sat ll”.
flllaltlldh ”All solicit. of
law)! I view
escrow. narno o.lm visas-Ir.
GEORGE ll. RAYMOND,
F urnlture Denier.
Ilrv Sinclair ”thin th, Iiorvrllt
1.. i0 IHOS‘EI‘IOUT‘TII BUILD.
The as Washington titreet. Nest to Post once.
' Muir-«u
Music nan,
POI 03' NIGHT 0 “IT.
TUESDAY, Feb. 1 7
The Popular Character Commcdlan.
JUSTIN IIIIIIs,
dupporlrd by
IIIss LILLIE BUBNIIAM
The Psop'e‘ a Favorite Bonbrsns. and the strongest
any that has ever apparcd
with" a...
the Great Comedy llu .
ludrlcnus leens's. runny 'aylngs.
THE BIGPIIIIER’S
MU n10 HALL,
J08? ,oss llflll‘l‘.
SITUIIIIIY, Fun. Mill.
me sternum even
A Grand ”Mania of the unit Dew York and
PAUL KAWAR
STEEL MACKA YE‘S
Picturesque. Breath: and Thrilling rates ltesl-
latic larioe Tableau of the St Irmy 'fllnes dun
Ingthc Reign of Tenor In France, with
HENRY AVELING
And a Superb (harpsny, Including
50—— AUXILIABIES 50
sumomummmmm
llJGllll uosIrIsou.
PRICBQ, no. 50 and 75 CBN'I'II.
Reserved Seateonsale at B0 t's and (l rv'a
drugstores. , "2:0
Ol’EllA HOUSE, NOBWAIIK.
' one incur- our.
Special Semen. incl ding the most novel mule
clftct ever produced,
’I‘IIE enozsrr 1min: some
-... “H’- IsH-zfzgl f2 writs-J
r Ii' _ l . : ' T“"’1 s
?p£msflsfir:& I Mr.“ estrous. or, so and on can rs
[Hammett E TRAORDINABY I “13......“ “°"' "" “"‘°'” 9'"
VMIPWMM MUSIC H A LL.
ORB NIGHT ONLY.
Thursday, Feb. 19.
THE BIG cousouomom
w. s. craves. sun’s
IAGNIFICBNT CONSOLIDATED
MIN STRELS!
All the Minstrel Stars.
WILL“ P fiWIAl'NAI. BILLY RICE. BANKS
WINTER. BOW. and WALL.
[IIIIIII BIIIIIIII UIIIIIII
AIId Colossal Gaiely Girls
In Nerwalk. Presenting anamacllonol anverlstlrs
excellence lnterspened witharnmedou of he ht
asdwlttymlnesm crisp! dialogues and rpsrkl l
lua'lc in
80 lletritclrlughwy Handsome Ladies 80
In nil their loveliness aid entrancing beluty. so
arr-av of specialties. head It by the tired (Mien
Blllc clista acknowIedged champions of the world.
other well known mists.
POPULAR PRICE.
Ad- mission“: Breavedhash.3bcandt0c.
lowonsslestflnlc‘ssudl’laist
d- . “a O-caleet Living Banlniat. J ll lack; Wondaful
‘ysM leries. Crawford Bros. linen and
Renaldo; dole” Philharmonic Orchestra
The Fourth Leclul'e Grand Military Band.
In its Course at the And 5““sz Amundsen Annex.
ITHE JAPSI
Seals now on sale at ltnyt a and Gregory‘s drug
stores.
lli
SIIII NIIIIII 'BIDIIII CIIIII,
Will be delivered on
Wednesday EVenIng. Feb. 18.‘
By Rev. J. Sexton James,
Of Hartford.
Subject~"SHOiIT swoans. "
ADIISSION. It! CENTS
Ltelure begins at 3 o ‘clock. ' lid
PRl- 73$. 3!». 59 and 2‘5 CENTS.
03.1. Dewm‘
Will lecture to Proctor’a Grnnd Opera
noun. Bridgeport.
A. S. B‘ERRIS.
f I Y . Y, FE . II .
J EW E L E R‘. 'l‘ lLllsDtmm B 19 I
Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry. SCHOOL PORSOANDAI.
fine Watch Rewriting I Specialty
('th formic of seats now Opt n Popular prices.
two. so 1. .a 1m. r..-.-.a1..- _ ... a -0... ur e-
. LES
(formerly Ilasvca’ Opens Ilour‘c) Telephone tinll 230.
SATURDAY EVENING. FEB’Y 213i»
TEE CILIDRATID COIIDIAN,
SOL SMITH RUSSELL,
In "A PO()R Rlflluei'l‘lO'N.”
MONDAY, FEB. 2.3 WlTll ll MATHFI‘ all... " l’. ll.
Grand Cefrbration of Washington" I Birthday.
“THE CHARITY BALL,”
By ’l’fll LYCIUI Tillil'l'lll COIPANY. of New York. nndr r the dirtction of Daniel Prnhmau IN
JUSTIECEWEI]
l have just rIcrived II a
Very LHIBII III NIIIIIII Styles
w«Iron—.m—
Business and Dress Suitings.
lane for all kinds of
and an cmatlc Ily
hood to grt the realest amount or home for the
dill expense. A I we react bull Ilugoyeratloos
mlully superintendrd.
M. ID. 85303 LL.
Architect and Superintendent.
lshacketno llottl Block south Norwal k.
Consultation from b to 6 p III.
JACOB M. LAYTON,
CALI. at my clone and m.-
modem houses. rare uly
cailststc luau-ad llouae arm I General Insurance
. a Ill . ’
RI mfiiMMEK 171 1:1“ 3155113." 331'; lpwards of ZI'IO latterns for
for .i_:l an upwards and Money Orders to all parts TI'OIIHOYB.
Notary Public; acknowledgements
step ltsllmatl Ticke' r. liaggpge Checked In lira
Ill 00.
Call Early and Make Your Selections.
HOII'l'll NOBWA IIK. li'l‘.
81195.: Milli all.
We anaran'ees perfect It. and anrxcellsd work—
hinting The pricesslso will suit you Louie III
and loo overuur flue "III of guide
_‘-__... ..
William H. Swords
so Washldg’toh 8t...
“oath. “Norwum. or.
ifii‘ié‘é worm HifIIING.
When Insuring your lift
p'aln and details coutrse floral allow yourself
Donut be misled by
Iobetlelndr dbye II mates
eeml- Touttms Dir rIII
names—Tommie. he
never skilfull dI nlrerl.
sllmcenroarerhloglcdelulwandsocsrlzln. “inseam
lacs. Omens etc.
lfzsrn.teu. orlve gears” Iralong time to amino
' KEENE‘CO"
”on.“
I'l Weill-[loll street
'3
and out what you got. Deny e‘sb will
happenlnthe t tune helm know ’what m are
yug for ease you start All whereby
concrete Isln what others love are allu'lrg and
due Ive. and own this basis In“! thrillers arr
undo Quite plurlbly you may boom- of the lovers.
lienembrrths Imygll-Icfiinthsconfltmlcu'l‘
GBNIRAI. all all}! COIPAM’. of
llartloro lea I.rscr used gsrraotrel con
met llothln Melt.1 I touch routed IIta
future "me. not Illuvr ynrnell to be sat-led by
higl gorse when deciding whwelolusmc
s. s. ll’lllllllilllllll, Agent,
Washington street. Icutb llnrwalk. I.
NEW CIIIIICS
NEW LICK ViLlIITIIIES
‘ IIEW IIIWlL'I'IES.
We have the largest stock
and lowest prices.
O‘I‘AII’OID, CONE.
Maestro for muse-.sdscel scales whorl“ serve to All
i bundlacrellvs W .
st‘orc rflhbm'mhludim'l'hlah I1;
A... _ .. scan-p. tux
shorthand. volt . rte... teen
want}.- with “l: “is.
1..."... Iced-“kw
‘mo-I-IJIIB Pllllllln’lu
IIVII I “III I 1 Ill-IS
TAIMIIIIE
[IIIIII BIIIIIII UIIIIEI'
”THEM
EIIISlI Bflllll ll IIIIII H18 III,
’When viewed through the man colored glasses of an able
writer; but when presented In t eir unvarnisbed state over a
dry goods counter just as they were previous to the war, and
at war prices, they must fail to be admired. as perhaps they
ought to be, on account of their claim to antiquity. We do
not claim to be teachers or exponnders of ancient history.
neither do we deal In this class of goods However there. are
stores where such goods can be found nearer home than China
To those in stench of the same Ive will gladly give such infor-
mation as they may desire, by calling at our store. In fact,
we lhir‘ik, or to put it stronger. we know we can benefit way
one Who calls at our place of business this week whether In
ancient or, mop: IcppscIally, 19th centuiy WWW, In the. phape oi
BIIIIIII II EIIII class II III IIIII
If you deIt séquuoted here below what” you wish, just re
member the fact 111.11 we have the same, and the reason for its
not appearing here 13 only on account Ol our lack of Spice .
Value 6c per yard.
22 yards good Unbleached
Muslin for
$1 .00.
NEW GOODS.
Value 9lc per yard.
Extra heavy and extra qual-
ity Bleached Muslin, I better
than LonsdaIe.
Value 1 to per yard.
Lonsdale Cumbric
for
72c per yard.
NE W- GOI IDS.
Value 7d per yard.
Best Indigo Blue Prints
Gannon, B. Pursue, Dear
Sir:—-Knowing the formula 3
from which Piaieted’s Cough
Remedy is prepared, we certify
that the medicines of which it
Is composed are of recognized
utility for throat and lung tron
bios, and that. it contuins' no
opium or other poisonous or
injurious drugs.
0. s. MURRAY. If. D., Norwrls.
Dunno BIrcuoocx. If. D.,
0.12 McGowan. If. D .
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PLIISTED’S
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to per yard. 5éc per yard.
NEW GOODS. - _E\_\: (1 ()ODS
’ Value 44c. Value 9c.
Prints. Gistgfiv‘mgtyles Fancy Dress
2c per yard- 53¢ per yard.
NEW GOODS.
Value 20c. “
Novelties in WoolrvBeiges.
12¢ per yard.
NEW GOODS.
Value $1.50 each.
broken lots of Men's Under—
. 75¢ each.
NFW GOODS.
Value 62nd.
Corsets.
Style of 1892."
39¢ each.
NEW GOODS.
Value 61¢ per yard.
‘22.de good quality Bleached
Muslin Ior
Value 62.c.
40inich All Wool Henriettas.
~ 390 per yard.
NEW GOODS.
Value I2éc.
Goms' Hose
50 a pair.
NEW GOODS.
Value ch.
Best. Feather Ticking.
l2lc per yard.
NEW GOODS.
Value 60 per yard.
Lining CuIIIIIrics.
$1.00. 40 Per yard-
NE‘V GOODS. NE‘V GOODS.
Value 916“.”"“‘"‘ Value 60 per" yard.
Fruit 0i Loom.
62c per yard.
NEW O OODS.
Good quality Iilxiil Prints.
40 per yard.
NEW GOODS.
Value 70.
Best 64x64 Mourning Prints.
3Ic per yard. 4-20 per yard.
NEW GOODS. 1 NEW GOODS.
Value 30c.m¢flil Value 70. I H ,.
q V333 Best Dues Pnnts.
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NEW GOODS.
19c per yard
NEW GOODS
Value 25c lb.
Fine Mixed Clllldlt’s.
Value 6c per yard.
Best Shining Colic-o.
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Value 16c.
Children’s Block I-Ioso, Ilib-
bed.
llc pair. 160 lb- ,
NEW GOODS. FRESH GOODS.
Value 5c. Value 101:,
Spool Cotton. Waist Lining.
3:0 Spool. Sc per yard.
NEW: GOODS.
NEW GOODS.
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any limo without previous
more, but less. If anything.
These prices as quoted here are subject to clung» e‘
notice. However. It will not he to melt them cost Myou
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HOSE LOTS on Lowndes
avenue so reasonable in
price, only .3350 each, and
those on W oodwurd avenue
from $350 to 8500, accordin
to size of lot, are appreciates
by those desiring II real bar-
gain.
Nine lots have been sold
this month and more are being
looked after.
You can secure one if you
will only try
The terms of payment will
be made according to your
own wishes.
News!”
For further
to TAYLOR
mill“ BWADTZ.
Norwalk Chronicler