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‘isw lurk Ils'rald Weather lonesom- .
The “cold wave," somewhat reinforc-
ad, with its crest now in Ohio,
movesiowly southeastward, but I will
not cause intense cold in the tactic
States. Acyclonic depression Il‘lbrtn
y over Texas, and will probably
ve northeast. causing snow and rain
the Central Hississippi and lower Ohio
valleys today, the area oi: precipitation
extending to this section to morrow. In
thiadlstrict today considerably colder,
fair weather and fresh northwesterly to
northerly winds will probably prevail,
with slight cloudiness, winds shifting to
northeasteriy, followed by increasing
cloudiness. On Friday in this section
and in New England partly cloudy
weather will probably prevail, ed
by fair, with slight temperature chaugss
and fresh northerly and westerly winds,
shifting to northeasterly, followed by
higher temperature, increasing cloudi-
nem. and snow or ruip; and on Saturday
partly cloudy to cloudy, warmer weath-
er, preceded by rain or snow.
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Int-8m All-Isis rat Trina-row.
Sun rises I Sun sets l Kigali tide | low tide
-. 0.41 '~ 5 85 .38 3.07
Trinity church services this afternoon
at 4:30 o’clock.
‘ George Norvel is confined to his house
‘ on Clay street by illness.
M Wood went to New York this
morning toatteud the tuneral at General
Sherman. “
laymond Brothers are discharging a
, at El Hora bituminous coal for
the Norwalk Iron Works.
ThsNorwalk Stamp club meet at the
home of George Woodward, on Elm
street, to-morrow erening.
. ;—F_‘ranoia& 00., clotheirs, will open
W utterance. All new goods.
oer-snows: Tulmags will lecture in
PM Opera Hons, Bridgeport, to-
uight.on“8chool for Scandal." ., .
Winfi'l. Ross has received a box
otchorce oranges, shipped direct to him
from the Campbell Grove, at Acrou,
Florida.
The schooner “William E. Lee," bound
for Wilson Point, has been stranded on
Roma Shoals, near Sandy Hook, for
three days. 1
Raymond Brothers received a contract
yesterday tor tarnishing material for
three houses in Greenwich, and one
brick building in Stamford.
Theateainer "Ustpn Charles" was put
“the Wilson Point route yesterday in
placoof the steamer “Express," which
was damaged in the tog Sunday night.
-A new line cl spring coloringa in
carpets, at the Boston Store, Norwalk.
Arrangements for a state bass ball
league to include Bridgeport, Hartford,
Waterbury, New Inndon, Norwich,
Danbury, South Norwalk and Herideu,
arslnprogrsss.
A special town meeting will be held lira
tits Town House tomorrow afternoon,
beginning at 8 o'clock. The importance
oi the matters to be considered should
bring out a large atwudance.
Ilsa Julia Rose has been suddenly
called out ot town, to the bedside of her
dust, Its. llama Rhoadss, ot Hamp-
stsad, L. 1., who is suflenng treat a
(arsrs attack of nervous emanation.
w . W“
no stastusr which the freight steamer
‘l ran into in New York Ionday
night was the “Brennan," employed to
carry passengers between Twenty-sixth
asst. New York. and Black wsli’s island.
The first rehearsal for tbsnld . all
miasirsls was held last evening.
of the time was occupied in melding:
whatpisoaswould be song. The sea
rshsarsai will be held on Thursday arson
lag er asst wash.
‘ The Omsolidstsd railroad has scam
yd “It the Rhoda island locomotive
works to build hrs double-scoot panes-
jsr‘sngluasto run on the Harlem itivsr
toad. M wldssst about “.000 each.
Ihssaglasv are so patterned that they
it till bud and forth without turning
nasal.
mkwssr is the
meg... g
. idly at‘ r e um, whom
' . my, Opsn daturdsy altarsoom
. Niastlosdsslhscosamd in Norwalk
darlsgsks weather January, roots-sas-
lagasaascsldsathratsotiu purl,“
Wis. Thais wars DI deaths rs-
iu the ”during thsmouth.
than is Dssswbsr; it
will .
(Oil's W! k. of Pa, ‘7‘“
Wertbsthudmm "mm
its stockholders ot the Norwalk Iron
Five candidates had the second degree
contorted upon them by Butler Lodge,
I. O. O. 7., last ovcuing.
James McKinney was haters Judge
Knapp this morning, tor drunkenness.
He was sentenced to ten days in jail.
E. I. ltsrrltt will erect a handsome
iron fence in front of the Osborn resi-
dence at the corner of Kerwin and
Academy streets.
Colonel Leslie Smith and Itajor C. E.
,Doty will participate in the funeral ex.
Helios or General Sherman in New
-Ycrk‘fliishfteruoon.
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Yesterday was one of the busiest days
on record at Wilson Point. The tog
caused a big delay in the barges reach
ing the point and the result was the!
several of them got there at the same
time.
, The meeting at the official hoard oil
.the East Avenue II. E. church, which
was to have been held last evening, was
postponed owing to the fact that Presid
iug Elder Cheney’s wife was ill and he
could not be present.
Sealed proposals for the work connect
ed with the laying ot the new line of
sixteen-loch pine between the reservoir
ndlSoutrNorwaIk will be received at
.thu’ aniline of the Board of Water Com-
missioners until noon, March 10.
Governor Bulkeley and his stafl, with
about thirty members of the House,
passed through South Norwalk this
morning in two special parlor cars at-
tached to the fast express due here about
10:30 o’clock.to attend the funeral of
General Sherman in New York.
The oilicers chosen at the meeting at
the Forget-memot Circle of King’s
Daughters, held at Mrs. I". J. Curiis‘ res-
idence on West avenue, are Hrs. F.J.
Curtis, president; Miss Alice Cram, vice
president; Iliss Louise B. Woodward,
secretary; Iliss Florence Wigham, treas-
urer.
Clarence Osborn. of Georgetown, who
was shot in the face last summer by Will
Lobdsll,cams down the Danbury road
this morning and boarded ‘ train for
Bridgeport toatteud the tr’ ; of young
Lobdell. Mr. Osborn has never regained
bislsight,aud has to be led about by
friends.
lira. Elinor M. Ely was arrested last
night for disturbing the peace. Prose.
outing Attorney Light declined to bring
action against her as she undoubtedly is
not of sound mind. Her husband is em
played in the Bentwood Hat Works and
is able to place her in an institution
where she will receive proper care.
-—Atteud Francis a Co.’a opening,
Saturday afternoon, and inspect their
line line of clothing and gsnt’a furnish-
ings. ' ' ' '
The members at the Connecticut Vet-
eran Odd Fellows’ association are looking
forward to an interesting meeting on
Monday, when their annual meeting and
banquet will be held in Odd Fellows’
Hall, New Haven. There are about 150
members. The association will convene
at 3 o'clock for the business meeting,
and the banquet will be held at 6 o'clock.
Pilgrim Council, No. 54. 0. U. A. It.
hold their regular meeting to-nlghi.
when the third degree will be conferred
unonalsrgs number of candidates by
the working team of Leed's Council,
Stamford. Alarge number of out of
town delegates are expected, as well as
the stale olllcers. After the exercises a
collation will be served in the Atheiaum.
A lively “scrap" took place in Dr. W,
C. Burke’s orchard yesterday afternoon
between two ten-year-old sports, for a
purse of ten cents. A large number of
schoolchildren gathered about and the
young pugilists were pounding each other
nicely when the whole crowd was cleared
out with several whacks from a broom
stick in the hands of an irate servant
aid.
”The committee appointed by the
Osceollaso make an effort to have the
slssdplpe near the Washington sireet
, crossing removed. met at the adios of
Selectman Nelson J. Crsw in Dibbls‘a
block last evening. They addressed a
communication to President Clark of
the Consolidated road. asking for an
appointment» that the matter may be
considered. ‘
Norwslk wbsslmsu are interested in
the assembly of the board of clilcers ot
the L. A. W., which is being held in
Washington. it has been decided to
hold tbs annual meet in Detroit this year,
July is the mouth selected. 8
Baassst reported the present membership
in be 18MB. an increase at 5,710. There
atslbswllfil ladies on the list. The in
sous trout membership was “7.000.
I it it i
A depaflmsut devoted to the interest
of amateur sport has just been establish
ad in Harper's Weekly. The leading
object of this department, which la in no
sense of the word reporicrlai, is to keep
sportsmen in touch withonrreot ques-
tions. mid turnliih them with unbiased
sadeapsrtoriiictsuiand the bsatlitsra-
turscbtaiuallis in their particular field.
itisiaoharus st Gaspar W. Whitney,
late editor of The Week’s sport.
Aliisorkpapwbas dsvlssdanew
bias of obtaining the daily record at
deaths oosuniag iaths principal cities
throughout Consume Ivory more
lug a ssaiisaian connected with the
Ilspsl’lsavssflavlfordaodslopsatexry
monoluetshsswssatliatcltyssd sw
York. During his brlst stay is sash
planets “nap-MIMI.
altsilhslst “More“
amortisassritaarcaamrsrm
Misha”.
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W’. m L l L 0 w . ya) r D ‘ ~ ' ’
or. row-ow... r.rr‘s.il..‘ivlil‘l‘ MUSIC “HALL- 31‘1“" 3311'
work ll» first its!» new "'0 will" ‘ ' can steer our] ,. V
dates this event”.
mu arose Iscmployed at" Plalsr.
tcd’s drug store this week during the
sbasscsot 1mg! loulton. '
The concert given by the WagoerOouQ
cart company at the Opera House. last
evening, was of a very high order.
-—-—L.—.-. ‘
W. B. Hall, orthe firm of W. B. Ball
& Co , was in town ; yesterday negotiatr
log for a lease of the Ambler store.
The Ladies' Aid Society of theEast
Avenue If. E. church met at the resi-
dence of lira. 0. Howard King last eveu~
ills. ‘
About thirty members of the Norwalk
Wheel and Social club enjoyed a supper
at F. F. Byxbse‘s Railroad place restaur-
ant last evening.
A horse belongingto J. P. Webber ran
away on Plymouth avenue, Norhalt.
this attemmn, damaging the wagon
badly before be we» captured.
Miss‘Loua Hendricks will give a iii-loci ,
pat-l lit her tinnit- no Mott avenue, this
"fill ug. “A numbernt gussts‘bsvs heal-ii
invited. ah‘d ”an-enfi'oyable time is assured. ‘
Town Clerk Smith is the recipient of a
sevenriuch pure Havana cigar wrapped
in tin foil, from friends in Florida. It
is said Mr. Smith will not smoke it until
the political deadlock at - Hartford is
broken. a
Over titty melnbersof the Epworih
League from this town went to Bridge
port last evening to visit the Washington
Park chapter in that city. They return
ed home on the midnight train and re-
port having had a delightful time.
Apleasant'ltea party”wss given by
Mrs. James Darren at her home on the
Wilton road last evening. The guests
were entertained by the hostess. who is
over so years of age, and about 9:00
o’clock retired to their respective homes
The wardens and verity of Grace
church have extended a rail to Rev. Mr
Watkins, of New Haven, to become rec
tor of that parish. He was waited upon
by Messrs. W. H. Smith and A. 0. Gold-
ing, and is giving the mailer his consir a
eraiion.
A pleasant party was held at the horns
of William W. Barter, No. 1 Quintsrd
Place, last evening. About twenly
guests ailembled and the evening was
pleasantly passed with dancing and
music. Thcparty broke up at an early
hour this morning.
Postmaster Dot‘y has just issued for
the inlcrmstiou of the public a printed
schedule, givirg the time of the arrival
and departure of mails, the deliveries
and collections by carriers, and other
postal information pertaining to the
South Norwalk cities.
It was the committee on selecting-
site for the new tire bell and not the
committee oncoming and numbering
streets that met at the Mayflower Hook
& Ladder rooms on Tuesday evening.
Till: Szzmim. mades mistake in mak
ing the announcement.
The Crdat Point Yacht club, of which
Landon Ketchum is commodore, and W
B. Meeker is vice commodore, dined at
Hotel Stanley, Saugsiuck, last evening.
Eighteenot the members vvere present
and enjoyed the elaborate supper. Thr
gathering was highly successful and w
fleets much credit upon the members at
the club.
At the meeting of the Norwalk club,
held last evening, it was voted to hire
the second story ol a new building to be
credited on the In Cole properly. provid
ed the same he built and third up for
the club’s accommodation. The pros ossd
building will be owned by a stock com
pany of Norwaik men, and promlsrs to
he a handsome brick structure at whicu
the town will be proud.
Jacob hi. Layton has made his other
on Washington street very attractiv» by
having it npspered and repainted. l.
H. Becker's men did the work. The
paper is rich in color and design and
cvuves a pretty titrci. Mr. Laylon's
patrons will not receive better attention
than they have in the past,.becsuse lbai
will be imbue-lbs, but they will have the
privilege of seeing one at the prettiest
real estate and insurance oillcea in town
whenever they call upon him.
Among its wits.
“Did the grocers make anything on
sugar?" ”allied Lamklo "Yes?“ said
Broker itarglu, "those who had any
'sandtlld.”j ., y , ‘ p '-
Miss Neverpsy—-Why does paw look
so glam, thaw? Did the back he keeps
his money in tail? Hrs. Nerorpay-
Worse. The bank he is supposed to keep
his money in didn’t fall.
Corker (calling on friend) —Iercy I
What Is that frightful shouting upstairs?
Servant—That's lit. Bsrksr, sir. Oath!
-Why, i thought he had lost .his voice.
Servant—He had. air. but he has just re-
ceived the doctor’s bill.
New York Assessments.--"I met Ir.
Knickerbocker in a shabby cost a while
ago. He has not failed, has be?’ “Oh,
on; be only puts that cost on when its
goes to the W's lo give in his
property tor assessment”
Ira. Bleacher (or how Your-The law
gives a widow her third in illlcola, i be.
lisret Ira. Wiggsry (or Chicagoln-Oh,
so, I had tohusile tor my third, just as
1 did for my Ital and around. One can’t
moral to have a husband nine to one.
W
T111108 & HOLDER,
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omission risen '
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6.
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Jar.» 5. 3i
. . , , ‘ em oats ulnar.
Thursday, Feb. 19.
THE BIG GONSOUDATI I
W. moanvzta ’8
murmur couscous-ran
MINSTRELSI
All the Ilwstrsl lists.
WILL“ P SWIAVHAI. BILLY 810.. mu
. WWII. BOW. and WA“,
Ovsalmt Living Barlow. I It Ilask; Wold-fa!
Mysteries. Crawford Bros, Inns and
iir. currieYT. Ellis,
The Celebrated Ger-an Dialect Media. in the
Isis Wm. Carlotoo's tins-cal Ousted Drama.
lisiillliliilu
: hole Philharmonic Or
Grand military Band. _ . .
. ‘ And Amazing Milan‘s-n Asurx. . Willis l the Swwmmnud sxprewly tor
T H E a. A- P 8 ! Emil- tor ihccbildrs‘lsudhnihm-holchouqasls
for the ladies at every perform-nee
Bear ll i~'s New dongs. Danna. Guitar Solos.
sic. etc , rte
Isms on sale at lion‘- and Gregory" drug stores.
lBsals now on salsat Hoyt s and Orv-guy's dm
s ores.
Phillis. 85. no and 7508813.
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(Formerly Ilil‘
ntm. simmer... calm
SATURDAY EVENING. “B’Y 2181'»
rue OILIBRATID consume,
SOL SMITH RUSSELL,
In “A. PO()R RELATION)“
‘k
MONDAY, FEB. 23, WITH :1 MATINEE at 2 l’. M.
Grand Celebration ot Washington's Birthday.
“THE CHARITY BALL,”
By THE LYCIUI TREAT!!! COIPANY. of New York, nudt r the dinctlou of Daniel Pmliutsn ll~i
uu iiuwu
ABBWARD 0? “VB HilllllRID DOLLARS
l have just rrceivrd its
will be paid by the Solscunfll of the town of
Very Laliil all Niiliiil Stile:
Norwalk for lhe'arrut and conviction ot the potty
————POB-—-—
or lea selling any of the recent lurendisb dreslu
Business and Dress Sailings.
ssl Iowa, or any such that in»: occur hemlltu.
SAIUBL DaSKAl. lttleetmcn of
i
Upwards of 250 Pat terns for
Trousers.
NELNHN J URAW. ibc town
Datcdat Norwal , l‘cbnmry it. rain.
USDA W. RATIOS“. of N. I'lllk
NOIICE I0 CONTRACIORS.
Cali Early and Make Your Selections.
f.'.' 2m
Soon Soawaut. Coal. l'ss. it. litil.
SEAL") PROPOSALS will be rec-sired at the
We reverse sperteét tit. and cnrxcei'ed work-
otlico ol the Board of Water (‘ommusi pus.
Booth Norwala. Conn . until noon larch it). Hi,
mtnvhi . Theprltcaalso will suit you. Comein
and loo one: our one line or g. ode.
for all work cmncct d with th - laying ot
William H. Swords,
about £10“) lineal feet of :2 lush pigs.
is
, to “
1w .. . as
Plans can he sour and s- esltl‘atlms or other in—
formation can be h d at ihcoflcc of W. B. Hitler I
don, engineers, West avenue
The l oumtrulonsra reserve the right torejeci any
s. u
as rs
01' Ill fills.
SAIL!“ RAYMOND, Wall!
o. H. TMIBHIWB. Como-ia—
l'ifiiv HON. W. B BIRD, Dinners.
TO muss Asouiio BUILD.
CALI.“ my once and see tans 'tor all kings ll” 90 Washington 8‘s,
modern hosass.csra' . steam _
aimed to gut tho ester: min: ol’iousc r. r til: .0 at]: Non-walk. on.
sat expense. mm . w _
l clarsea ot buhotpg nutritious
carefully superintendcd. . ’
is. n. staunfs‘u.
Architect and Superintendent.
lshsckeuio Soul Block sleuth Norwalk.
Consultation from b is B p. as
WANTED.
advertisements under this headset exceeding 5
lines, 1 tlmrfic .Silmsabilc , i work It so,
Halibut. Shad, Smells. l-‘rost,
Cod, i’ilte, Ciscoes, Salmon,
Herring, Bass, it hits
Trout. Lobstsrs,
Shallow, Pickled
WAN norm; euro? {in Tililll on
i fear Minster light hull-cheep" in private
family. address? it. box 369.1»;er . nsrr Oysteis. 6
1' ONCE—AGINTS TO HANDLE Till UN]-
1\ l Addtg lac inc. Call at Old Well PURE REESE RADISH
Ho‘cl. routine at tulip n: Town and county g ”""“
villi! flu“ sale. I N Lewis ECO. H88! AHINTS FOB
Gilli. FOR GENERAL unit 1 wultK AND
A to assist iniherars of children. Ira. D 3
Decks: hi Farris-w avenue. '1? Iw
39.9-- 3.41:”-
WAKEMAN'S CBEMIERY BUI TER
ounces brunt—{fill encasertv
llllll'l‘ 81 IELUFF
ADVICE WORIH HEEDING.
thulosurisgyoarllte he run that you m s
plainanddrliniernnlrsct. Dolor allow ynlrpclf
aibrilsludvdbyeiimairs Do sol. be ruined by
lil'lhtO-‘TOD‘lBU. weal-Tommie Ola ii ntlnn
Pla’ua, Home rte. however ak'ilu‘ly “it‘ll-"L
all than scum hisgindelnlissnd uncertain. 'l weary.
"terminator”: years isaiosi: time to wait to
Most what yell has got. lany r asgra will
hat- ninihai time ileiier krow what pa an
pay I 'fur abenyou start all schemes whsrrhy
s1 mamlo sin what others lose are nliwivg and
civic-tremor nova this hols may ”bruise. u.
mule Q-iile pimibly you may be on o! the were.
llsoieml-vr thia' "orig-ill” in tarclhlhafl‘lt‘il’r
GINIRAL LIPlt allitmtrl COMPANY cl
llaritooi headliner. si- e. and guarantrc’ con
tract thiagisl-tt i delicious settled at a
tutored-e. lb-hotali wynmsl ltlhnlslrd my
big Igurea when drctdlhg when to insure.
S. S. h’flilIlEDll‘U, Agent,
Wl-hiulun street, south Novwalk.
ii’cos, u. Lines";
0 arlitt'i'l
rely in col [state and House areal, General incomes
”Assam..." .. men... has“ ‘T {or Karim his]
lines. 1 llmsflc. .1 times 50¢. i want It“)
GOOD WORK “Oils! AND BUSl‘lBsiS WAG
on. for lie rheap. Apply to 0.1. nulm.
Yivc Ills River. mu
1, Oil-*3 AND LOT No 34 ORCHARD ii‘l'llll’l',
Norwslk. house has 9 rooms and bath room.
huough water sin sews' connections. boil and cold
cc lit. and outward bearer. Lot Malta For
lurtbet information inquire of Frank Collision-i.
booth Nor-sin. ll? lw
W0 lioness All!) TWO Va 'ANT tors.
corner cl East and Second «wanes. Benedict
Putin turn can re aln on bond and Inugsgs.
‘7‘? 'Al Taylor A Golden's lira! karate agency.
l t
AT BILL but"). a! llOll'l‘ HOOD AND
basement house, with a large plot of ground
The hon-c ls cummodlnos and «terminal .nd vrry
pleasantly located Will be sold cheap and on my
Apply to In Jntulha it Tuihlll lien
Bord. ti tt
isms.
lr land
__ > TO LET.
”Admission“ .. h is soda ibis-head I‘M-nail
MlllutsflcJttsiolla. l waeknm.
t s mien «u. owed awaits
5hr or
Accident. Ocean
._ , Jill. We and
A i so a“ a is-wrfl' 1m.
withiahis sud, Alb two bile; amass is
roomswlihorwihoatbnsrd at road slam lobes
l n 1 turn Ilsa.
iii a new and . usually located h use. sorislslsg all lllisllllu.
the norm mum-nun. Imam: 0' ‘hrlw h as Washl-gtuw Otto“. unis-rut also.
ticker. ll ands” Wash on south Nor. . . ,
n... ' ' “l“ ""“ ms: Silli‘l'Il Milt“ dbli. L'l‘.
i°‘i?i‘.2§tfir”m"”.°m'”°.:i'.ii”"l". . . .
r z a .
partot hours of 1 rooms on lllrvrdwsrd arrive. A- so P bnltlfi.
resist: linoleum-ans lly luck road.rsat
Oil. Apply to I. A. Woodward.
”warm
misuse-salt. adsussdass rsrris .iirtw
cuss or on scene Oil its-turns AV!
roar .s. apply to Idwla was at
limo. ilcnu
south borwaik. iltw
l MM". Walnuts-first.
Holislull usanowmsar. sour: not}.
a i
JEWELER.
Iiisntonds, i'r' arches. Jewelry .
Ilse Watch W a lip-stall)
I. ilowth Iain bulb larva-is.
—
tinnitus ii. antics»,
Furniture Dealer.
lies Store 46 d 48 this at, Nowell:
Also Punishing Undertaker.
s ass-s m. Tale
tutu-mt have“ “m
Iill'lll Illlllill llllllil!
, I‘I'AII’CI ll. CORD.
usual-tar “and. bath seats in
min
global—d pmltssa brlwmhr
Iowan Is Darth
M
alk lOrnomchwsrloar to- loot
monumental”: ml
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5.
HONDAY. £33.23 ‘
Ingrain and Tapestry.
illusiiiiiiiiiiiiuis
hillfllillilllill & iii.
84 WASHINGTON ST.
Big Bargains
llIllIElIl & IIIIII’S.
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We shall ofler, this week, Merrimack Prints at 5c 3 yard,
Fine line Outing Flannels, 12¢ a yard.
A big drive in Plaid and Stripe Dress 35 inches wide, 25c
and 35¢ a yard.
On Tuesday we shall ofler good bror ms at 90 each.
Everything else lllbihc Kitchen Department at reduced prices.
Why pay 9c for old style Dress Ginghnms, when you can
get new styles for 7“; at
SCOFIELD &*JHOYT’S
37 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
Selling Out !
all goods in our GINTB' FUNNiililh‘G 0!!”le INT. Underweir and “celery at any price.
must go, as we will give up their departments to make room for our :i’lllhu Mll.i.l.‘iit'lti'.
FUR CAPES AND MUFFS
Will be sold a: any reasonable price We must nuke room.
ow“
CORSETS.
We have Ihcllmfl BtorkO'lhi'le‘ will thesrateJ-nd w-ll cl -e cuy onr surplus -: Tl: -.: l r
below out. During this sale we will s. tour lpr‘cial brand rowell k: own, tor 35 some '
on
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
AND “[7,ng in Pain. white and Fancy must go with the rest. Do not miss this opponun‘iy.
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MILLINERY.
All trimmed lime and Shawn must he sold. 50 rsasorxable odor rem-ed.
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The Duchess and Uncle lick Ranges.
Both not and Portable. Including new York Ranges.
A RARE CHANCE!
MAY 1. 1891,
We will give away at our store a New and improved
N (). 8 COOKING RAN Girl.
With each cash purchase amounting to 25 cents between
no and May 1 we will issue to the customer a ticket The
olding the largest number ol those tickets on the
above ate mil be entitled to the Range
counted by perfectly disinterested persons
Have you tried Becker's varieties of sill-roiling flours. such
as Graham, Boston Brown Bread, YeJow Sweet Corn lilld
Wheat Granules They are fine and our prices are its low us
the lowest. Don’t miss the rare chance we oiisr you for your
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by. those desiring a real bit
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