"0°“! Pun“ gun:
(ml 1.1%.” ems-ten E“.
20% 8 Eli ® {afifl pn-
macros-ion. , I all
W’d local entertainmfso
microfiche» odmissionis charged,
dadaoffocs‘calculoted foprmnotc private
filtrate. accept where an advertisement
wineries-tiring calms,
mellowed feral regular rates, wants
“Warm-Id 'm romance.
The California cyclone has become
and extensive, attended by an
“warm wave" in the Southwest,
‘ . a"cold wave” with snow in the far
““llorthwest. In isdistrilctgi-day wirin-
f partl‘ clou to con y wea er
YV‘s-itd‘fifresh ,to brinky southerly to south-
‘ 1*flerly winds will probably prevail,
godll‘by fair conditions and followed
raimwith fog on the coasts. On
’ aduesday in this city and section and
”-‘in New England cloudy, warmer weather
will probably prevail, with rain and log,
the latter becoming dense on the coasts,
" sndbriak southerly to easterly winds,
increasing tosdsngerous force on the
Atlantic, and on Tblnmdny mwarmer,
, cloudy to rtl clou wea er, prev
ceded by ”in! or sndw, with brisk
poutherly winds.
' ”Immunisation".
can’ "rises Bonnets Hiahtida 10‘7““
‘63! E 5.89 11.55 6.10
Amount of Oysters Exported to Scrape
hr Week Ending tab. 2!, 1891.
ans-an. roar. “m
"spool 1,183
$9”... « ” - m.
6.
m Hm 10
Bull 196
. . _ 2.603
. There will be service to—morrow morn-
ing in Trinity church at 9 o'clock.
Pioneer Castle, No. I, A. 0. K. of the
I. 0., hold their regular session to-night
at the Osatie chamber on Water street.
, TheEpworth League meeting at the
. Firm I. 3. church to-morrow evening
will he led by Nelson E. Raymond. The
subject will be “The Lord’s Benefits."
Late last night a cocking main took
place at‘lonnt Vernon between Bridge-
port and Brooklyn birds and was attend-
ed by a number ot sports from Norwulk.
Pardee died at his bong: it;
'1 berry Plains Saturda , 3
Q“- Ths remai’ns were Erurie'da from
theOr'anberry Plains chapel at 2 o‘clock
this afternoon.
—Dressmaking done by Miss Hattie
Olda, so Elizabeth St, South Norwalk.
Profmsor N. K. Ferris, the new organ-
it of the Norwalk Methodist church,
hll Rated at No. 30 West avenue. He
will give lesson on the piano and organ
and teach harmony.
A meeting will he held in Randall’s
hall, East Norwalk, this evening, for the
purpose of hearing and taking action on
the report of the committee appointed to
sdect salts of the fire alarm he‘ll.
AmdingtothefignresinBradstreets
thenetsarniuge of theConsolidated road
in thaysar ending December 81, 1890,
were $3,604.”, against $3,114,955 for
thaprevicus year, an increase 0! nearly
' scum ‘ ‘
“ Owing to the fact that Liveryman
nun will furnish horses for the new
supply wagon for the Norwslk tire
Wt, agongwas placed in the
m hyfiuperiutendent Hoyt yester»
-A line literary and musical pro-
grammswill be given at the (LAB.
' and Women’s Relief Corp slipper at the
Athsnmnm on 'I‘uesday and Wednesday
evenings. _________
’ Chas. T. Ellis, as "Carper the Yodler,”
played to every large audience, at Music
Hall hatnlght. Nothing need be said
in pvsissctvthis sessile" play, and the
’eampany which plays it, in addition to
“has ham mid on, previous
mumps that it is better than
are
Th0 County Commissioners are con-
My in receipt of anonymous
muons in regard to alleged
‘violahcusof the liquor law. They wlsh
'Iniytbstthc writers of these letters
wlhsavs time and money byapplying
Ikatasslvsstosomeolher pursuit. Such
Was are consigned to the
wadshatst.
mflmdqnartws fororangss. hanansr
'fl’ptqssla and milk at price;
” t he beat in thscity. Isaac
‘mw-nnm susst.
cans numharof Norwslk people at»
m bod: thaaftsrnoonsnd evanhg
w -cf"Ihs0hsrltyBstl,"at
“In. a... W than: are the
M‘mvuansssaaygm. .
“ OflcarOhsrlssAdsmsiaillsthhhoms
on Harbor avenue with malarial fever.»
nutter lodge, No. or, 1.0. o. B. will
”rehearse the third degree this evening.
A dog was killed by strain passing
through this city yesterday afternoon.
a number from this city will attend
the fair and entertainment at Rowaytorr
thiacvenlng. ,
William A. Nash will build next sum-
mer on his molly purchased lot on
Hyrtle avenue. ‘ «
{the time' for the annual blue bird item
has arrived. ‘ Their. sweet notes were
lined thismorning.
4119‘s riddles of the South Norwalk
Baptist church will hold a sale and on
per early in April. .
Sentence in the Whittlesey case,which
was to be rendered today, has been
postponed until Friday.
The Judge Butler burn on West ave-
nue, which was gutted, by lire last sum-
mer, is being torn down.
William 0. Jesse at this clip has pur-
chased Howard Brothers’ aaloon in the
borough. He is in, Bridgeport to-day lor
the purpose of having the license trans-
ferred.
Norwalk is soon to have a bend of its
own which will be named after the town.
Its members have been in practice for
some time and will play in public before
long. .
L' Kittie Dalton, a servant girl formerly
tnthe employ of William R. Marvin,
and who has been ill at the aims house
for the past two months,.died last night,
aged 51 years.
William H. Tnhbe, Eli Northrup, Wil-
liam, E. Dauchy, Giles St. John, and
Daniel Riordan have received from Se-
lectman Daskam the 8200 balance of the
town bounty due them.
—A new line—of—Er—ing colorings in
carpets, at the Boston Store, Norwalk.
A large number of the members of
Buckingham and Douglas Fowler posts,
0. A. 12., listened to the eloquent sermon
3° delivered by the Rev. '1‘. K. Noble at the
First Congregational church, Sunday
evening.
The Italian who ran away from oihcer
Gladstone Sunday afternoon,was seen by
a 8m reporter in Springwocd this
morning. He wants to put up $25 that
he can beat Mr. Gladstone in a running
match. Here is a chance for pedestrian
honors.)
On Wednesddy, March 4th, a meeting
will be held at the Tontine hot in New
Haven for the purpose of org nizing a
state base ball league. Bridgeport will
send delegates; also Meriden, Hartford,
Waterbury, Dsnbury and Middletown,
and possibly Norwalk.
The character drawing in Richard Gol-
den’s "Old Jed Prouty," is said to be
excellent throughout, and the “make-
up” and “stage business” admirable.
The piece is regarded as a healthy one
with a great deal of the country atmos-
phere and entirely interesting. It is due
at Iinaic Hall Thursday evening of this
week.
At last night's performance at Music
Hall there were two young men in the
balcony who should not fail to see them-
selves characterized by Jed Prouty
on Thursday evening. They were typi-
cal farmers, if the quantity of peanuts
they consumed and the language they
indulged in were an indication. They
caused as much amusement as the per-
formanccs
Ed Dean, night operator at the Bridge
port central telephone oilice. was in town
yqterd'ay, looking for the night operator
at the Norwalk oliice, who played a joke
upon him and passed the afternoon in
his company under an assumed name.
Dean was mad at not meeting the Nor-
walk operator, and went home vowing
to get even with him for not showing up.
The joke has not yet been explained.
;-~All the IccaTdJrTcsn he found in
’l‘nc Ermine Baum, which is on sale
at Rgndle's store, Winnipauk.
Architect W. B. Knapp is finishing up
theplans for another house on Crescent
terrace for (ion. Nelson Taylor. It is to
contain eight rooms, finished in natural
woods and heated by furnace. The
house will he 28:87 feet, with a veranda
in front and a tower on the corner run-
ning up three stories. There will be
wood mantels and all the modern coo-
vsnlsnces and the cost will be 33,500
shove the foundations.
Rev. N. G. Cheney being seriously ill,
thoitev.Oec. Van Alstyne presided at
the Fourth Quarterly Conference, of the
East Avenue If. E. church. By a rising
vote of the official members, a request
was made that the pastor, Rev. C. I.
Psgg, be returned to this charge for
anotheryear. It was also decided to
invite Architect Lambert to make an
inspsedonmi the work on the new
’chmch belore its meptsnce by the trim
tees.
Anthony Comatock, of New York city,
was one of the reenlisted veterans, who
was acersdlud to the quota or the town
of Email under the president’s call of
1m. and came in for the town bounty of
M0. fishsd already been paid stoo,
leaving a balance of .300, when he re
carved a letter from a Norwslk lawyer
stating that he could collect the balance
due him. He gave the lawyers power of
attorney to collect the same. The lawyer
present“ lib claim and received the
mossy which be remitted tolr. Goal-
stoct, first rstshring 078 sshlsfsefor
midi-f $12? mil pairs: ”its:
ills y as
the W
. “.3“...szth na-,_...;a.».:maa.:;r .. .-
llnnsssr B. can»: a .
In store for the M M
thsunnert week. Mr
march III. George A. Baker's Bennett G
Houltou's Opers Company. will appear
during the west in the following reper-
toire: louday evening, Boocacclo;
Tuesday evening, Beggar Student; Wed-
nssday matinee, Grand Duchess; Wad-
nssday evening, Three Black Cleats
Thursday evening. Madam Favart; Frl~
day evening, Black Honest; Saturday
matinee, Bohemian Girl; Saturday even»
iug, Mikado. There will be mstineea
Wednesday and Saturday, commencing
at 2:15 p.m. The sale of. seats is now
open and orders by mail or telephone
will be promptly attended to. The New
Haven Register says: “George A.
Baker’s Comic Opera company began a
week's engagement at the Grand Opera
house last night. producing ‘Boccscclo.’
The opera was well presented, nnd it was
a matter of comment that the company
has been greatly strengthened since its
last appearance here. Miss Ethel Vino
cent, Miss Mamie Scott und Miss Mario
Dreasler, all of whom are new to New
Haven, made a decided hit, thelraioging
and acting being above the average seen
in traveling companies. Wolf and Wei-
ley, the comedians, have her-n seen here
before and sustained their old-limo repu-
lotion."
"A Poor Holmium".
At the Star-dnni Tlrt‘uth! this Week,
8m 5mm: Ruahell, wliuse lame as a
comedianieuational, hns continued the
success which he made at Daly's with “A
Poor Relation.” In these days of all sorts
of niiusmatic vapor settling thick and
sickly upon literature and the stage it is
likentonic breath from the forests of
balsam and fir high up in the clear pure
air of the mountain side, to sit for an
evening in the healthful and invig-
orating atmosphere of such a play
as “A Poor Relation" as Mr. Sol Smith
Russell plays it. Hit! Noah Vale is a
unique charscterizttiun upon the stage
and yetacharacler that the world will
recognize at sight. .
Next week the Standard will again re.
turn to farce comedy, this time it being
"The Fakir,” which possesses all the
requisitiesto make that class of plays
successful. It is n roar from beginning
to end and has met with enormous euc-
cees wherever it bus appeared. The
music is tuneful, lxvely end up to date,
the comedians excruciatingly funny and
the girls, among uhich is the famous
scubrette, Lizzie Devious Duly, are all
pretty and clever. What more is
necessary forsan enjoyable evening.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
Ell] EEEEE EEE IEEEI'EEEE,
WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk, Conn.
sci! tf
WANTED.
Advertisements under this head. not exceeding 5
lines, I time 25c. 3 times we . I week 3100.
MAN AND WIFE WOULD LIKE THEIR 0R
four _ for light housek In . tn rivals
family. Am F. 0. lion 309. Nani. I8 if
can -3“??-
sdm”"‘i§6iiidiifm um" aft
lines, I limeflc. n times 50:. I wash Sim.
CHEAP nausea. 4 YOUEG WORK HORSE-3.
single and double wagons; new and mono
hand. naymoud Brothers. m 1w
GOOD WORK HORSE AND BUSINESS WAG-
on. for sale cheap. Apply to C. L. Ogden,
Five Illa River. fill at
TWO HOUSES AND TWO \‘A'BAN'I' LOTS.
corner of East and Second avenues, Benedict
Farm, assoc car. remain on bond and lorfgage.
Apparel Taylor A Golden's heal Estate agency.
AT BILL ISLAND. AN RIGHT R00] AND
basement house, with a large plot of ground.
The house Is com us and convenient, and very
pleasantly located. ill be sold cheap and on our
terms. Apply to Ira. Jernshs D. Tuthlll. 1
Island Road. It tf
fro inn.
Advertisements under this head.‘ not came-tins :5
lines, I time fit. 3 times 50c. 1 week him.
ABUITB 0F uootls 'ro IAN AND Wll'l
with table boartL Also two or three single
rooms with or without board. All nicely ln'nlshed.
in a new and centrally located house, containing all
the modern improvements. inquire of Taylor A
Goldrofiband 47 Washington mdirulmhaoc
we a. l
SUIT! 0? PW! ROOIS OVIII D. Him!»
medlen‘s store, to let. from April l. Inquire
at store. fit if
Eatlsraulgu slices, .35... ”were
icon it I ct srmscsu . n-
qnlrs of W. o. Qumflm Norwalk. ’1» lw
11011830? BBVIN noose. L'Olittllt litm-
rllt and Woodward svcnuea.rcnt It»: also
partof house or 4 rooms on Woodwar avenue,
realm houssotsrooals. on lly tleck road. rent
lit. Apply to]. A. Woodward.
Ham: 0’ "x 300.3 01‘ BAIILTON AVE
snowmen tomcat:
south Ilcrwslk. ' m as
ours on unnow mm. scorn non.
walk. to rooms. lower Iloor :10; upper floor
.9. Inquire of Dr. Benedict. Ill West avenue. i‘.‘ ll
ovens sun noose unit's-rm muss-r
lor arcane. lients from u to its
salt u. classes. Raymondwliro—u
ALARGI BUILDING, can train me A
hat factory' main hulldin until). two stories
unmounted) we -
mall.“
. , a good boiler,
as horse Bower units for any htlslnms. Apply
mall's . Knapp. Ito. ha West street. hout‘h’ahtup
lil WOODWAItD aoumsao‘u IIOOIB.
notaadcoldwaler.bsthrcom. sates,“ Ac ,
with stahllng for are auras, cow stables. chicken
macs, Ac.‘ all in sensor repair. Inquire of C.
multidWell lgsroompany. out!
W doll II A W
u‘rsllwlsulsrsdtopaagnswhow like:
Iconsadhuard a day. dram.
maintenancmgmno. use
. rm
LOST.
Worsening-m ‘
5"
One Night Only:
I TluElay
Fells.
new“ horse! the sun» ‘nl had
' character actor. Ir. ‘ '
Richard w9£1d°m
In hlscharar
llldledl’rouly
or linekspnrt. lfslns. wit the mm or' cat
cast, including the brilliant miss u
Dora. Wllqy,
The consist 0'! Baths. '
me the direction d'c'w.
Theasasnu'asurprislngsuwssl Atria-plinth
the l A earns l A~ 1
Anal X‘shmxfw‘nm
\
up.
Old Jars.” digging!
‘ WHIST- .
cram TA".
BLOCDTIORIBT.
CHAS. P.‘ UNDERHILL.
It»
4-
Weineslay Evening, Earth 4.
”W,—
lnsrssros, 50 Gears.
Diagram open for rsasr red seats Friday morning,
February that 9 o'clock. at l’lsisted's and Greg-
govy's drug stores. {as
A. s. 'FERRIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds. 'ii’utches, 7 Jewelry .
inns Watch Repairing a zizzeclalty
as ”'9' stars antiwar-net.
we
‘BRIDGEPOR'I' Tue ATRE.
TELEPHONE CALL 3.0.
One Week Only, Commencing Monday, March
9
HI
Illrttlncos Wednesday and Saturday at 2:” p. In.
GEO. .A... BAKER ’S
EfllllE-Ellllfll
U
Ellill 011m
PEOPLE.
Old favorites and new laser. including the funny and versatile comedian, Wit. WOLF.
londsy mica, Bernstein: Tneeds eventing. Beggar Student; Wednesday matinee,
Wednesday evening. Three Black Clos a; Thursday evening. Ifadam Farm:
Bursar; Saturday matinee. Bohemian Girl; Saturday evening. Mikado.
Sale of route now open at the be: other. Order scale by mail or telephone,
‘OBEEIEEEY.
4
Grand Duchess:
Friday evening, Block
i'll
GEORGE ll. RA “9103 D.
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 Gt 48. Main st, Norwalk
Also Furnishing lhrderiaker.
Residence No. 3 Berserly street. Telephosr
Cancun. Day or night.
TO THOSE ABOUT TO BUILD.
CALL at my once and sec lacs iorail kinds ei
modern housee,caro'uly and systematic-Hy
lined in get the cats-st amount of house (or the
Kurt expense. A leis-sea of building operations
camlully sopcrintendml.
II. D. RANDALL.
Architect and Superintendent.
Hahackemo Hotel Block. south Namath. ”1 if
I
(.‘onsultation from 5 to 6 p. m.
“I
5500 R E W A RD.
ukwsun or PIVI uncouth transits
will he paid by the Selectmen oi the town of
Romain for the arrest and nonfiction of the party
or will“ setting any of the recent incendiary lites In
said own, or an such that may occur hereil’ler.
SA DEL DASKAM, Ecleczmcn of
NELSON .l. CRAW, the town
OSCAR w. muons. l of Nomlk.
Dated at Namath, February I”, 18!". fl? 2m
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sou-m Nortvurst, (:on . Pen. Io. Isii.
‘RALBD PROPOSALS will be received at the
oils: or the Bonn] of Water (hmminlyneva.
South Norwalk. Conn , until noon March 10,1591,
for all work connect» d with the laying of
about 22.000 lineal fee: of 16inch pile.
.. 1.500 .. .. ,3 .. ..
use " ~- 10 u
u m) .. .. 4 ..
Plan» can be soon and art-sill stuns or orbit in—
forrrunon can he hid M the unite or W. ll. Ruhr &
Son. engineers. West avenue
The l .otstnualoners reserve the right r ‘l reject any
orull bids.
SAMI'BL RAY!()ND,{
(t S. 'l'tlowliltiDtix, l
HUN. W. I! REED,
DESIRABLE
Building lots
0n Second Point, East Norwalk,
Some of Whig have a Water l-‘ront View.
At it
u
Water
bluntin-
"Law l r \OLQEII.
Prices Reaiulallt. ”Terms Easy.
Taylor Ac Golden,
AGENTS.
"notice.“
I?! It
houtlr Norwnllt llnlon school
n'l'rl‘lta
One! is hereby given tit-tau sueismant of
the ramble estate within the said district has
hecaraadsmnthstoanllstol 1500...»: that said
list hasthls day been deposited b the nigh of
said dlmtctat the cfllcc or the anti-nos. o. It
Iain street, ileum Nurwslk coca. for this»
tloh.andthatlhelloardol Ilellef all! meet the
odiocolths scledlncnjlo. ll thin street
are day of lines. a. n.. rm. at sub
p. as, rehearsed determine all appeals made to
than. for 't'." cqusllzttlon and permuted of said
assessmen
Dated at the city of ilouth Roiwslk, t‘mn , this
fifth day of I'ebrnary A IIAI'ID
t
a‘mamv coaurrr.
RICHARD ll. HOLDEN,
committee of the South Nomllt Union lichen:
District. ,
on the
o‘rloet
Notice.
Nanci: is hereby also given that an animal
of the rstshls seats or the said district which
was so situated that titers truao distinct and separ-
ate value. has been ands by the ms. and tin
misc by the Clerk of said District, with ltd
nudism st tin. it Islam. in
the rigor llouth k. coon.
list at the City of north lorwslk, Conn . thls
thsslthrlsyoi A.» Emil
liA’l'l‘lllw counts-r
ensue u canon '
comziltraof tha sous heraalk om’leaool
“mu-d. not Milli
mtmmsuufiMmfl
slant. unreal cairn-car connin-
w" "m mm
Ina inset. rat it '
In. |
mun.
. Hm 'l' ammo:
asataishg flaws. ‘
law-Isa _ can“
0.
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a». v.
N. K. FERRIS,
Organist of the Second a. a. mum savor.
(thousand h,
Toaster sf Plano. Organ and liar-say
auras-«saw.» AM, no. lies rsi.
Isw fl. IthsrrsamualstatOtaesw
1' . _ ‘, 4.. 1w . it ..
.4 ‘zguwlie.c\ ”
TOW“ $1!!!an 5*”
is .a
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TEST RECEIVED
I have just received the
Very Latest and Nolliesl Styles
___yog._._
Business and Dress Suitings.
Upwards of 250 Patterns for
‘ Trousers.
Call Early and Make Your Selections.
We guarantee a perfect lit. and nnexrclted work-
manrhl . The prices also will suit you. (‘omo in
and Inn over out fine line or good!
William ii. Swords,
90 Washington St...
{gunk Norwak. or.
ADVICE wonm HEEDING.
When insuring yonriifo be sure that you rel a
p'aiu and dclinile mntracL Donut allow yourself
tobericludedhyo-timstos Do not be misled by
names—Toutinea. semi—Tooth" Distrirntlon
Place. Console etc . borrower skilfully disguised,
all mean something Indcdnlwand uncertain. Twenty.
hfzeen. ten. or five, years. isa long time to wait to
dud out what you have got. Many flanges will
happen in that time [letter know what you are
paying lot when you start. All schemes whereby
some are to rain what others lose are alluring and
deiueive.aud upon this basis many promises are
made Quite possibly you may be one of the losers.
Remember that ew-ry policy ill the CONNECTICUT
GENERAL i.ll~'lt lel'luNUE COMPANY. of
Hartford. ill a direct. aim “P, and guaranteed cone
tract thtnfllah‘lt in edultelobe settled at a
future time. Do not allow yuorvcll to he mlslrd by
big lights: when deciding where to insure.
S. S. L’IIDMMEDIEU, Agent,
Washington meet, South Norwalk.
llas just received a new line of
SPRING GOODS,
Consisting of
lramts, Flues, Lilli, Etc
Indies wishing Flowers for evening wear c in find
a due assortment in all the most desirable styles
MRS. W. FAWCETT,
3 warns. amass.
nouwrsu. . cons.
SPECIAL SALE
'rrrls when m
confectionery
INCH GOOD..-
W
15c lb
Chocolate Cream Drops,
American Mixed. lie lb
Gum Drops, 120 lb
Try our llflmliamnle. Boxes.
ATEEETENEE .
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Wa‘wiil I?“
.m I.
h families
H
.ffis
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amount... ”
man you must have a
pen to suit your hand.
W e have just the one
you want.
i Parfait Foulam Pan,
Always ready. fbryuse.
Takes any ink; ‘ ‘
THE RELIEF.
FINE POINT OR STUB.
$1.50 EACH.
AT .
EIISTEB’S
DRUG STORE.
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'MO'I SEOIHd
'eun * enrol-l on; u! Sugqtluv ‘toes ul
reason“ ‘snetusog ‘sosron Sassoon
‘sesoon mun“ ‘saaoon non”, linen ‘sooispuou
guafiam ‘assron qoeog cum 'seeoon Sugoud ‘sosnou homo”,
'sasxna ESHOH O.L
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If You Want line.
HOSE LOTS on Lowndea
avenue so reasonable in
price, only $350 each, and
those on Woodward avenue
from $350 to $500, sccordiu
to size of lot, are appreciated
by. those desiring a real bnr~
gain.
Nine lola have been sold
this month and measure being
looked after.
You can secure one if you
will only try.
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The terms of payment will
be made according to your
own wishes.
For further articularss
to TAYLOR 601.de g»
WRIST!” atrium .
‘uxffi ‘
I To be a good pen~ “
l
The meaning of these words is simple,
and yet it means a great deal, inasmuch as -1?
when you use them ti‘uthfully you have to!
gave the superlative degree of the adjective
“grea ,” viz., ‘the greatest of all great bar-
gains ever offered. On .
Sillilllllllll 'l'lllllllll
EVERYTHING IN one
A l
flllMES'l‘Il an USEFURNISHINI;
. DEPARTMENTS
AT COST!
4’. ._
From 3 to 5 p. m. on the same days we
shall offer
ALL Lilli mums u in. A mu
Only 5 yards to customer.
From ‘7 to 8 p. m.
lienls’ 500. Underwear, 290.
What is our loss will be your gain. We
are satisfied to take the loss, and more, if
necessary.
()UR Md'YF'IW ) [S
urns rm: Ilillli'.
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BllSTllll suit,
as wasnmcrou er...
Bhutto. Norwalk, 01:.
Norwalk Chronicler