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.mo; local entertainments of all
mansion admissionia claimed,
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We. wept sellers an advertisement
Ifwmmrs commentaries.
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unsure." uncalled for al the following post-odious
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I; 3).: Ila-3“ negro-ll mamalwdfzm Jeflrer.
hallo?J .Bert llobhiIIeon.
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memz‘hinmr l.
neraonwan meme:
. “New
”Wichita yenenin'r I.
law tern lav-Id Weather M
The storm centre, new near Lake
Huron. will probably curve east-north-
mwardly today to the St. Lawrence
Valley, with a "warm wave” in its front
and he followed _by a “cold wave” reach-
ing thelake region to-night and adsor-
ing temperature somewhat to morrow.
Inx thh district to-day cloudy to partly
cloudy, much warmer weather will pro-
bably prevail, with rain and fresh to
brisk northeasteriy to sontheasterly
winds. causing log on the coasts, winds
increasing to a dangerous force, especial-
Iyon thsSonnd, but followed by clear-
ing. On Sunday in this section and in
New England, partly cloudy to fair,
cooler weather and brisk to fresh south-
water-1y to uorthweeterly winds will
probehlpre receded by rai‘ltor
now 0:130 theNew Buglaud coasts, ol
lowed a“cold wave.” and on lionday
cclder, air weather and westerly winds.
m Mahler 'lw-lerrew.
Sunrises Sunset flightide Lowtide
0.88 10.01
Robert E. Sanfordmt New Canaan, is
-. nothingtoNorwalk to learn the plumb-
f/A
e
lug olefin. ‘- 1
O” of “man“.- Lam m Iw.y
on Railroad Square this morning one u.-
flopped bolero going very tar.
'l'iscboat "I. E Burns” iedischergiug
a cargo or El flora bituminous coal at
Bridgeport tor Raymond Bree.
v—rmsnai 00., Main. will-ore»
Saturday alternoon. All new goods. -
,1 The prhcip‘als of the Nerwalk schools
;held a meeting at the residence of Prin-
elpal 011th in East Norwalk lest
evening.
In theeuperlor court today commis-
donors will be appointed to appraise the
property condemned for railroad pur-
'pome in East Norwalk.
public meeting will be held in East
Norwelk on Tneadey evening, for the
m of taking action in regard to
m location of the East Nerwalk tire
The young people’s 090 o'clock meet
kg at the First I. E. church to-morrow
owing, will be led by John Greenwood.
The subject will be “Entering lute the
Work of Others.”
TheSouth Norwalk postofllce will be
closed Ionday, after 10:30 a. m.. but
'will lbopsnagala intheevening from
6 to 8 o’clock. The usual morning
Wise andcollectlous will be made.
> -Greene Farms Creamery Better 83
benie. Agents for city.Gse. A. Ferris,
”Idem
’ Sneak thlevss entered J. 11‘. enter.
huaeflallroad River, last night, and
“ewo'hateandadns overcoat lroma
lat lathstroat hell. Ne treoeol
.1; haeysvheauohtalned.
stairway-e...» went south with
thepartyol'l‘ellapoess excursionisteon
M “arrived in'l'sllepooea,lla..
morningand recsiveda royal
Malay
walesmelromhlsrrtssoslathetssouen
“he Ieidonte of Wtunipauk are in
of upward "of three hundred.
were listened to atten-
aadtheoooseloa wascusofrsrs
asekwssr la the
Oak. Washington
Moon.
E
Thepuhllcsoboolewllluotheeloedoo
Trends Q Company opened their new
clothing store on Washington street to
day.
Thedternp clnhmet at the home of
George Woodward, on Elm street. last
evenlu. A good—M time is reported.
The ladies of the Boweytou l. E.
Church will holdafair and entertain-
ment at Crew’s Ball. on Wednesday and
Thursday eveulngs.
m ----—
Work is practically suspended
on the new electric light nation on
account of the unpleasant weather mak-
iIIg it impossible for the reefers to work.
‘ Ilse Alida Ball, teacher of grade 8 in
the Franklin street school. has been new
lined to her hhme. by illness for sever
days. Ilise Emma B. Smith has been
taking her place.
lire. Christine ll. Lsthrop, formerly
wife of Thomas B. Gunning-Jo, who
resided in Norwalk up to the time of her
husband’s disappearance, is now located
In Hot Springs, Arkansas.
The Adjutant General’s report just
leaned shows the following figures of
merit of the Norwslk companies based
on the drill reports for the month:
company D, 8073; Company 1“, 80. 58.
—Dres¢makiug done by Miss Hattie
Olds, 20 Elizabeth St, South Nurwulk.
Rev. C. J. North will preach the on
coal sermon to the South Nerwnlk fin-
department to morrcw evening. Mem.
here of the department will meet at the
Old Well truck house at 0 o’clock sharp.
After much deliberation Comptroller
Staub has passed out another plum. Mich
ael F.8kelley,a wheelwrigbt of Woodbury
and a member of the Legislature of 1887,
will receive $1,400 per year as assistant
superintendent of the capitol.
The cuts representing Richard Golden
as Old Jed Preuly, seated in a chair
intently reading a newspaper, convey,
they say, aeomewhat accurate idea of
the character—that of e droll old New
England Yankee tavern-keeper.
Albert Welnilz has received a check
from the Western Union Telegraph
company settling for the damage in
curred to his milk wagon and contents
caused by running into one of the comp-
any's fallen poles on Belden avenue a
short time ago.
Rev. L. H. Welkius, of Ascension
church, New Haven, who has been call.
ed to the rectorship of Grace church,
Norwelk, was aguest of W. H. Smith,
yae'ifldo Ind met with the vestry in
these g. Hr. Welkine had not yet
decid _ to accept the call.
The omeers and members of the A. M.
E. church cordially invite their friends
and the public of Norwslk to meet with
them in their place of worship on Tues-
day evening. February 26, at 0 o'clock,
to make arrangements for their annual
donation for the benefit of their pastor.
‘ The Douglse Fowler Poet, G. A. R., are
invited to attend a memorial service to-
morrow morning at the South Norwslk
Bpphshpburch. The sermon will be
‘ appgp. to to' the observance of Wash-
ngtn' abirthday. and a memorial of the
live great men who have passed away
since the new year.
—A new line of spring colorings in
carpets, at the Boston Store, Norwalk.
Memorial Hall was packed Saturday
evening, so that standing room only was
announced. The attraction was "Css
per, the Yodler,"' In whrch Chas. T. Ellie
appeared to excellent advantage in a
play well adapted to display his abilities.
The audience was delvghted and spore
ciative.——Glovereville (N. Y) Standard.
At the South Norwalk Methodist
church. tcomcrrew evening, Rev. Ir.
North will speaktothe city ilre depart-
AWN Wildfires-III who
oreranu stthshdm’s el Ir. and tire.
Waiter Taylorml Holt aveaw ‘ .»,
m...
A surprise was given Klee Ella J.
ndricke at her- horns in South Wilton
l t evening. The occasion was In honor
of lites Bendrlok'e birthday.
Bennie Kosher was given a surprise
party at his home in Winnlpauk last
evening. About twenty guests aeeemhled
andfo‘r eeveral hours the house was the
scene of gsisty. The party broke up at
midnight.
IChe Oomlalsaloaere lastelned.
Judge Prentice yesterday heard the
mandamus casebrought by James Ho
Leughliu and Frank Donahue, oi Stem-
ford, against the County Commissioners,
on a demurrer filled by Judge Beers.
counsel for the Commissioners. The
Commimiouere refused “user license
to the saloon-keepers alter hearing evI-
deuce on a remenstrance. They sub
sequently claimed to have procured new
evidence upon which they asked for a
reversal of the domains. The Commie
sinners again refused to grant the license
and mandamus proceedings were
brought. Judge Prpntlce sustained the
demurrer.
Destiny and Betty. ‘ ’
Destiny gives us diseases, since we
may be born into scrolnla and specific
drsesse; put Deny supplies the rcmcdles.
seroluln and specific diurnal-II, with their
trrrIble army—1hr umotistu, gout, ulcers,
bulls, cfllbnllclt'l‘. slIIn downer-e, stomach,
liver and kldmy troublrs. find a salt,
llrlalllhlc, repm cure In the great Brenn-
Inn medicine, Cactus Blood Cure. Nu
fellows and no relao~es Sold at Plate
ted'e drug store, 43 Washington street.
80th Norwalk.
SUNDAY 5::BV10I8.
SOUTH Nonwsur Coxortma’l'losel..—
Preachmg at 10:30 11.111. and 7:30 p.m.;
Young'people's meeting at 6:l0. Sutr
gaff-Are we good stewards ?---1 Peter 4;
Boom Norman: Mmonrs'r Erlsco»
PAL CHURCH, Rev. Crandell J. North,
pastor; 10.30 a. In. preaching by the pee-
tor;12 o ’clock iuudey school session; 0:00
p. In. young pe0plo's meeting; 7.00 p.111
evening service. The pastor will preach
the annual sermon to the city lire do
partment, subject: The recent anti-sa-
loou movement In South Norwaik. The
fire department will attend the service in
body.
Talon-f CHURCH. —-8econd Sunday in
Lem. Holy communion at 7:30 II. rm:
morning prayer, litany snd sermon at
10:30 11. m.; eveneong end sermon at
7 p. m. '
Scum Nonwaut ers'r Cannon —-
Rev. Archibald Wheaton,p1tstol’. Preach-
ing morning and evening; Sunday scbol I
at 12 111.; young people's meeting at 0
p. In. Every one welcome.
nose Coconut-nos“. Cannon——
Servrcee 10:30 a. m, and 7:30 p. In
Morning subject —The carpenter of Her
areth and lessons of his lowly lite. In
the evening there will be a memorial
service in honor of America’ s great war
captain, Willlam T. Sherman. His dre-
tlnguished services will be reviewed and
a tribute paid to his memory. Fine
music appropriate to the oecasuon. All
patriotic citizens welcomed. Courteous
ushers will furnish seats.
Norm-amt himoolsr Carlton—Ser-
vIcee to-morrow at 10:30 a. m. and 7:00
p. In. Subject for morning: Fidelity 1n
darkness honored of God in the light;
for evening: The highest privilege and
greatest honor.
Abram CHRISTIAN ('11L‘RCH, Van
Zandt avenue, Elet Norwalk.—-10:30,
preaching; 12, Sunday school; 6:00,
prayer and conference servxee; 7:30,
preaching. Subject—Prophetlc lIght.
B. 1]. Tucker, pastor.
Srmxewaou UNION CHAPEL—Special
serv1ces m" be held on Sunday, Mom
day, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Preachings by Rev B. If. Smith. Suh-
ject Sunday evening—Prophecy fulfilled
in Christ.
Ksrom 8mm" A. M. E. CHURCH.—
Rev. J. P Stephens, pastor. Sunday
morning preaching. 10:30: Sunday school.
12 .15 p. ,prayer meeting, 3 p. m ;
preaching. I17:00: subject-Life.
DIED.
merit upon the subject of the . ‘ re-
monstrauce against the location of cer.
tain saloons. As there are eiways “many
minds" about such a question, no doubt
Ir. North’s address will be listened to
with interest.
The committee on naming and
numbering the streets in East Norwalk
met at the Volunteer hose house last
sveulngto mortain the sentiment re.
gerding the changing of the name of
lepls avenue to Ssngatuck avenue. The
property owners on the street being
about evenly divided It was decided to
leave the name unchanged.
-Attcnd Francis A Co.’s opening,
fisturdsy altsrnoon, and lnqwot their
due line of clothing and goat's furnish-
lugs. f M
Thereis some talk or organising an
Odd Fellows' lodge in this place, there
being quires number of the fraternity
among us,sems of whom were mem-
bers when there was a local lodge here,
which had their headquarters over the
store of Theodore Tay let. on lain street,
but which was closed up some forty
yeareego. many of the brethren aller-
war‘ds enlisting with the Norwalk lodge.
-Wsstperter.‘_________
While tryiogto board the 0:00 horse
car from Winnlpauk near John 8. Bey
Incur’s residence on Iain etreet, IIIIs
morning, William Ifecksy slipped and
fell from the step. Driver Atwood was
going at lull speed to connect with one
of the male line ears. and did not notice
his would-be passenger until he one“
him nesrlv no test, causing
him to smash his hat and spill his dinner
along therosd. The sarslowsd upsod
poor Hockey dropped like "Mary” to
thselaehy groued. which transformed
him intoaforiorn looking object. He
refused Input on the car and walked
endows towuvewiog nevere try to
get on euethsrmovlug ear. lack has
as enmity long pair of legs, and the
marine they-elk while he was trying
town teeter-”ware veryewadeg
amok-flake mw W
lDDY—AI south Norwals. (flldovd ritual-t. lnlaut
son of 0. Everett and Julia Parmelee [day of
Baltimore. Winners! services at resldenes
or In Sarah B. DeereflhlooroestreehatTM
p In Saturday. Burial at 80th on.
TAILOR ll GOLDEN,
11111 1111111 1111 11111111111,
WASHINGTON STREET
South Nor-walk, Conn.
an! it
W ANTED.
Advertisements under this head. not executing h
llnealdmsflc, atlmeewe, lwosk dill).
'I‘Wo Gilli.“ Dll'wn‘ll It All!) It TEARS
Apply at. 'l‘rowhvldgv’sshea me
All AND W]?! WOULD Lllil runes on
tour rooms [or light honest eeplrkin private
realty. Address? 0.04:1”.wa
A0131. r011 0min“. noose WORK All)"
to assist in the we of children. Ire. D. D
Decker s1 flayview avenue. m iw
FOR SALE.
“mold-lib "DANMID
mlusueuumlmelm
GOOD WORK noose AND BUSH” WAG
on. tor sale cheap. Apply to 0. la. men on.
em the 10mm or
Hens-m asn wr- Ito 3r ottoman ammun-
haslrliroomeanolsl room.
borough wetness srcoausu and
cum. and titanium ”heater. l/It Ire our
lurtesrla Iatlorma IloII inquire at Prank We,
heath Nor-vale m lwfl
Tmzom IIO‘DBII :3? TWO VA”AN‘I'
u headmaud'lorlne.
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NofiutoEIItllorwalllVotsn.
IILIOALVOI' ol lust lorwelk seas-
Iltolrd wretat
roasnar avaerlturvea. as. real.
or I cum.
avian
cold ALAIGI BUILDING. LAM“: UR
W,
a“!!! 0!! HIGH!-
IIONDAY. FEB. 23
Mr. Charles '1‘. Ellis.
The Celebratedmean Dialect liomedrail. in the
late Wm. Oarleton' e min-teal Comedy-Drama,
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with all the Special hemmed expressly tor
Pie-ent- for thechildreo and Billion hole Bouquets
for the ladies at every perlormance
agile esrll 13'. New dongs. Dances. Guitar Solos.
Scale on sale at lloyt‘e and Gregory‘s drug shoes.
GEORGE ll. Rumour),
Furniture Dealer.
Nérlh‘torefi & 48 11111111 ‘31., It'lmlk.
,Also .‘Fnrn {Undertaker-J.
sly sheet. rillpcem
cur. 17-4 more.“ night.
”11.10 38111,
some seawater
l. I. “0", IANAOII.
.
L Old Jed’s Corning!
Yiret appearance here 0! the Idistinguished
rector actor.l r.
Richard Golden.
in his charm! ugcreat
llldled Prouly
Duekeport. Heine. with the entire original
Clot. Dioclndhlg the hrlllilnl mill
Q‘Brmere 9’“
'l’he soaeon‘ s surprising such as! A triumph from
the start! Aeration! A bunch play!
A natural creelon IWA true story lot every heart!
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Clas- Chowder.
B. OOLLIISiempIred to supply families
. with h's cele led (‘em lh howdrr 20:
per quart The per gallon All omers received at
restaurant pro uptly debuted at your residence
without extra charge. 1 :0
5500 11mm.
ARBWARD OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
will be paid by the Schumann of the town of
Norwalk for the arrest and rouvicticu of the pony
or parties selling any of the recent incendiary drain
said town, Off-11AM, such that may occur hereslter.
Dill. Daslial.1eelectmen of
.1.an the town
" oscauw. hat-1161111 1 of Norwalk
Dated at Norwaik Fslausry 11.150111: 2m
TO THOSE ABOUT TO BUILD.
CALL at my olhca and see plane for all kinds of
modern honaeacare' ul y and systematic lly
boned to get the A[protest amount cl u use f. r the
kart expense We see of building operations
carefully eunertn
I. D. RANDALL.
Architect and Superintendent.
Iahackemo llotel Block. south Norwaih ”I t!
Consultation from b to s p. In.
rL—e
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
don-u Neuwan, Cue-Ir. . Pen. 16. 18:1.
slab") PROPOSALS will he rereivcd at lhe
once at the Board of Water (.‘ommml um,
South Norwall coon, until noon larch IO lam
for all work cennect: d with th— laying of
about recon lineal feet of 16 inch pix s.
It LW It Av 1.2 II .I
“ 1,100 ‘: it: 3
Pace can be seen and s: ceili-auoue or other in-
formation can be h .11 III the omen of W. B. Rider 8.
Son, engineers. W all avenue
The I oumtseloncrs reserve the r‘ght to reject any
or all bids.
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8A1“ BL RAYMOND. Water
C. B. TNUWBRIDGK, zfillnIIIh-w
11.0w HON. W ll REID. Iloncrs.
District of \iorwnlk as: Probate
Conrl, Frhrunrr 12, A. D.. 1891.
Dinner DeborahA Stephen late of Nasalk, in
said district. deceased.
The court omebaIe for the Dlstrict of Norwaik,
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof tor the creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to
.witllln said
Ems. willbedebarrrd arecovery. All persons in-
debhd to said estate arerequeeted to make imme-
diate Iment lo NILhON Ta! LOB.
lid ‘27 Adminia later
A. S. F' ERRIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
l'illc Watch Repairing a SPEND.
I. Dentin main - loath lav-all.
so one
‘ meals under rhlahead. not exuding 0
llnqlumemaummuiweekel ..oo
AbUlTlOP DWI ROUND 0"!!! D h'llol
meal on a store. to let, iron April l. inquire
Alston:
1%“ seem 11111.an spacer In. new:
Still." of “w? c Quinta “if... Nerwall k.‘ H.» In
000! or lilt’llil “00110.0th“ Billi-
1111. and Woodward avsance. Rpm; also
pastel home of 4 rooms on Wood avenue,
me noose oloroonaenlly Neck read, rent
an. AwlytolA Wood: srd.
[m ODBI Or 191! 300ml 013 DAIILTIVN AVE
useh rent ‘10. Applyio iolfrlwln Wile Ia. at
line!!!
booth milerwalm
more. Washington street.
Ill 1w
H0110. 0N IIADOW “DI" W 4 NOW
walk. three-v.1 owerloor. I10; upper floor
so Inquire»! Dr. Benedict.“ st-I mus 1: Il
HOUJ‘B Alli!!! noun or! WATIR Ni‘illl'l‘
lor avenue Rents from “lid” to it
psrmonth. tmnaoit Ill classes. Daymeod
D lofts
hat lsetor - male build I two stories
Mam addition 3:10.011 noodles-a mom I.
suitable.“ for any business anply
todoku leopn. no. a West street. houth liar-
d9“
WNKBEJS}
(Formerly Ilavvcs’ Operas Ilouee) Telephone Call 930.
SATURDAY EVENING, FEB’Y 2181..
run cannot-rec COIIDIAN. .
SOL SMITH RUSSELL,
In “A PO()R RELATION.”
MONDAY, FEB. 23, WITH alMATlNEE at 2 l’. M.
rend Ce!ebraliou of Washington's Birthday.
“THE CHARITY BALL,”
By THE LYCBUI TSKA'I'III COIPANY. of New York, under the direction of Daniel Frohman. fit
-
JUST RECEIVED
l have just received tie
apog—
l pwurds of
Trousers.
Call Early and Make 'Your Selections.
We gnaran‘ec a perfect lit. and nurrrelled work-
The prices also will suit you. Come to
munch: .
and loo over our due line or goods.
William H. Swords,
so Washington 811.,
ADVICE WORTH HEEDIDG.
tobedeludvd bye Ilmaus Do not be misled by
nerurs— —'I'ouv‘1nee, remi-Tontlnte Dis ri ulleu
Plane. Census 1-,“: however skilfnrly disgulied.
dud out what you have got.
Ian I-‘au swill
hep uln that time y F
gfor when you start All schemes whereby
dexu- he and cool this ba-is many Immlm- are
msrk- Qulle possibly you may be one ol the More
Remember Ihav ever policy In the CONNKI,‘ "CUT
GENERAL Lil-‘8
Hartford. isadlrecz. aim e.snd gnaraotred con
tract Nothln lsl it im edulte lobe settled ale
future time. i not all w yornell to be misled by
big figures when deciding where to theme
8. 8. L’HOHIEDIEU, Agent,
Washington street. South Nerwalk.
MRS. 11. 111111111
llas just received a new line of
SPRING GOODS,
Conrlsllog of
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India! wishing flowers for eveul wear cm dud
a due Issortmeot in all the most dos rahlr styles
MBS. WW FAWCETT,
8 WATER STREET.
NDRWALK. . CONN.
'l'lll! WEEK IN
ionleclionery
I'm-n 60013..
Madman .tethroonmuelsr. :Chocelate Cream Drops, l5clb
mfigfimfi 1...... '1,”- American liixsd. 1 14¢ lb
nuisan- sour ill ‘ Gum DWP’I 12°15
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Business and Dress Suitings.
250 Patterns for
South Noe-walk. or.
When inlnrmg your Me he sure that you act a
p‘aln and drdoue contract Do not allow yourself
all memsomethleglndedslieandauwrtain. 'l‘wraty.
Inca. ten. or five years isalocg time In walIIn
lletler know what you are
some are to rain what «then lose are alluvirg and
\BUHINUI COMPANY. of
SPECIAL SALE
To be a good pen-
man you must have a
pen to suit yOur hand.
W e have just the one
you want.
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Always handy for use.
Takes any ink.
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FINE POINT 0R STUB. '
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$1.50 EACH.
AT
Corsets.
For the next ten days the best 50 cent .
Corset ever offered 1n town for 31 cents. .
Towels.
20 dozen more of those 19x36 Alleen ~
Towels, only 8 cents.
Brooms-
Good floor Brooms 0111y9 cents.
Silk.
321lools 01 Sewing Silk for 5 cents.
8001113111 & 111111,
37 WASHINGTON STREET,
SO’UTH NORWALK, OT.
CARPETS
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HOSE LOTS on Lowndvs
avenue so reasonable in
price, only $350 each, and
those on Woodward avenue
from $350 to 8500, according
to size of lot, are appreciated
by those desiring a real bar-
gain.
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.
For further srticulerea 1y
“TAYLOR GOLD cc
CHRISTIAN ISWA'M‘Zt
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A. "Dickerman & In.
84 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
Selling Out. V
All goods in: ur GENTS l-‘l'llNl-‘IDIVG DRl’lliTilf-INT Underwear and lfoeierr at' any price
fills! go as no will gnu up there tltplll’lmt'lrlr' to mate room 101- our SPRING MILLINBKY.
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FUR CAPES AND MUFFS
Will be sold 11: any reasonable pric‘I We must make room.
CORSETS:
We have the 'Anzle’slot‘lt o! thlsegoodsin lln stall. and will cl so on: our surplus
below c .11. During 1111-1 -ale We It“ e 11 out I; c1 11 brand so well known for 35 cents.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
AND All} l’v‘lv‘ Lilli? in P111. 1:, White and l-‘snry mu»: g0 Wllh the rest. Do not miss lhlyopporlnnity
MILLINERY.
All trimmed liars and Show: must be “1111.100 reasonable oll'er refined.
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H. KRIEGER,
Mabackemo Hotel Block, South Norwalk.
F H. NASH & BRO.
ESTIDIATES GIVEN ON
11.111111111111118 FITTING, TIN 1111 81111111101 W011
{WE ARI SELLING
11010111.le 3111110111] and SILSBY’S STEAM HEATERS
WE HAVE A PINI STOCK 01'
1) F200 RATE] ) ANI) PLAIN C‘l-‘l INA. ‘
The Duchess and Uncle Nick Rang-es.
ItoIII Set and Portable, Includlng New I’m-it Bungee.
A, RARE CHANCE
MAY 1. 1891, ,
We will give away 111 our store 11 New and Improved
I.“ 0.1-3 C(§)()KING [RANGE].
With each cash pmchusc mneuntmg to 25 cents between
now and May 1 we will Issue to the customer a ticket The
person holding: the largest number 01 those tickets on the
above date will be entitled to the Range The tickets will be
counted by perfectly disinterested persons
Have, you tried Hookers varieties of sell mi 111;; Hours such
as Graham, Boston Brown Bread, Ye low Sweet Corn and
Wheat Granules They are line and our prices are on low as
the lowest. Don’t miss the rare chance we oilcr you for your
cash trade.
moon: I. HARM
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