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tear the Monroe street crossing marked
some of another smnslmp here, early
in engine on the Consolidated road
”hauling freight cars from the yard
the main track, tic-roan" the .traclIs of
the Danbnry 6: Norwalk road, when the
through Pittofiéld freight, which leaves
Wilma Point III I :30 a. m., came along.
“Engine and two cars of the Consoli-
l tad train had cleared the switch, when
the engine from the Point, No. 3i, struck
the third car about midway between the
trucks, and after runningn few feet turn-
the car no lately over. Three other
can follow' 'ero also knocked over on
“the main line of the Consolidated road,
' The first car on the Consolidated train.
,whichlwith the engine, had gone on the
main line in safety. was loaded with
homes, undo man was in the car to mre’
for them. The first car Stnxek was emp~
ty. and was not greatly damaged. but
the other three can; were wrecked, the
trucks being torn completely ml of the
hands. The Housaumic locomotive,
which struck the cars, had the cow-Intel»
irhont and twisted in such a manner it
was necessary to take it oil. The t‘\ lin—
Iler box on the right side n as torn on
and the slum on the headlight \I as broken.
V‘ Telegrams were immediately. sent for
; “B wreckers of both roads. The (bashi-
’ about 4 o'clock. followed shortly after
T by the Housntonio train. The latter could
not work to advantage owing to the pos-
ition of the cars, but the Consolidated
5 wrecker, going down on the west hound
back, soon had the cars righted. and by
' placing extra trucks under them were
tumbled to pmh them to the side trot ks
no that the main linen were Clean-d and
It'lzlli this morning trains were going
‘ - as usual. The llousntonie road
I'll! not so fortunate. however. and it was
inurly 10:00 o'clock before a train could
{go over their main line. luv” the rails
.mspread and the ties thrown outof
‘Lpouition.
‘ Ill. iathought that the dIIIIIIIgI-wstnirml
by the Consolidated road will amount to
:nmrly $5,000. The dInIIage to engine
1‘No. 34, of the llousntonic road will prob.
3ny be so»
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My Couples Dance in the New [Imam
III the Athletic ('lnl).
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The Opening bull given last I-vI-IIing by
the South Norwulk Athletic club at their
new rooms in Swnrtz & Corbett}; build-
lug. was II success both in attendance
audio the amount of pleasure derived
therefrom. Dancing oommenmnl about
0” o’clock. Heine's orchestra furninhing,r
{nu-Ito. There were twenty-two dam-es
m the progrnmIIIe and III the end of III;-
1mm dance, there was an intermis-
lion. when a line supper was sex-ml lll
lane's depot rustaurnnt. The large gy III-
!“m where the doom was held won
Wally decorated with Ilngn, etc. and
‘lookedvery pretty. There were about
My couplen on the floor and II large
lumber of spectators occupiml seats
around the aides of the room. The floor
manager was r. w. Buckley. and his my
;fltlnts were J. D. McMahon and John
‘1)th (trout I-redit in due llll'élt‘ g -IIIlI~
than for their untiring etlortn In making
‘ the ball the grand nuceenn that it one.
’ C. E. Buckley, of Bridgelmrt proIIIpII-d.
0n the Diamond I‘.lrltl
_ William Roynoldn' nino played the No
' Veto“ I return game of bull yeaterday
”defeated them hyaacom (I! ll toll.
' The former team would like tolwnr lrom
any amateur club «hm- members are.
dehtnen year“)! age. Fwd Iiiebh.
Wt]. Norwnllr, Conn.
the No I'm will play the Arms It»
mum: the Bridgeport limo
Saturday morning, and theCuhnn (Ham.
In, in theslternuon. on the Amphithea-
lambda.
A nine from the Norwalk Military
W defeated the Remlute Jm,
pawl-y. by uncured loto 15.
Th! Om River School. he. . will play
a” of ball with the Eureka on l-‘r’a
1h III-I've nine of the '1. III. C. A.
“and“ IIIIIII this ntternmn with the
‘ ”I” like of Colonel Robert-f school
In “I! WI! ground.
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Minimum the m. yearn!
‘Ulfl Elle M the widow IIfJolIu
Tb tuner“ willhethIlWed-
IIII'IIcIIIswnEcIEII
rulers IIchIInI A'l' no: annual?
W on the Consolidated Bond ‘I'hc'
Tidated had their wreI-king Imin here .
mm Ion Know
Whore? on! How 11on Spend 'l’luir Hours
of Recreation.
Mrs. C. F. Tollesnnd her link dangh4
tor. Mabel, who have been spending
three weeks with Mrs. Tolles' mother at
North Castle. N. Y., returned to their
home in Ausonia ymfluyonpming.
Mrs. John Beers, returned from a
Visit to III-loud on the steamer Umbria.
Saturday night, and is now the guest of
her son, John Beers, Jr., of Main street.
Norwnllr Mm. Been in?! years of age
and lust croosed the (IL-Inn three timers in
the but eight years.
"Miss Lou Staples, of Bridgeport, has
been spending a few days with the
Minx-n Olmstead on Matt avenue.
Misu Aggie Carroll and Miss Delia
Horn. of Bridgeport. an) the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Jame) Sheehan, ot South
street.
Mr». Spicer, of Wilton nvenm». has re-
turned from n I'hsit to friends in Silver-
mine.
Mrs. H. Kelly and son. of North Ahing~
ton. Mann. are visiting at T. B. Morton's.
East Norwnllr.
Miss Kate Tripp. of thin city. is visit-
ing friends in Albany, N. Y.
Fred Rollie andliould Randle. of the
borough. are spending the Ira-k in New"
burg.
Mrs. William Dean, of Ihnbury, re-
tIIrm-d home last evening. nth-r a week's
visit with Mr. and MI». II-lloy Adams.
.l, W. Travis. of this city, has returned
from II ten Ilays' I':II-:ItioxI. lle visited
Sumtoga, l'uhoes. and other places of
interest.
Miss Loilu Stories, of Port Chester.
spent Sunday with .‘llrv'fl ('zIrrio Taylor.
III Rust Norwalk,
Univ-d State-s lixprn." Agent. F S.
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llnnt. of Dunbury. on.» In to“ II ywtur-
day.
Ward Ilronwn. proprietor of the
Bronson House in White l’lniII—I. n turn-
edhomu‘ yesterday, after a hlltrl'i visit
with friends in this» I‘ity.
Mm. R. Taylor. of East Norwnlk. spent
yesterday in New York.
Repretnnlutiw S W Hard of File—
“orthh 'nnnn» mm the most of \. It.
.lIIIlmII ymterdzny .‘vlr. llurd .IIIIl Mr.
Judmn I'rnssml the p:’.'IlI'i-'v‘v together
nearly tm-nty years Mr. llnrd l.‘
on his wm’ to (III-gun
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turned but me ning
in Now York I'ity.
lam-lilo SIIIellevlqu Ml the l'nilvd
States Expnw company. is uttmnling
l'ltlll‘l In Bridgeport tIHlny n.» :I Wllllt‘bs.
Mr, and Blrn‘. Ralph Ilruwu, of East
Granville. llama. have n‘lllnlt‘tl from II
visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Knapp.
\VI-nl street.
Mi»: .‘lnlu-l Vanderhm-l‘. of End;
rum. is the gut-:41 of friend» in Now vlot-Ii
witv.
3H3“
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The I ImrII-n- at New flan-Is iron-"lay—
Narlnlllt Men I'rnrnt.
A party of Nobles of the Mystic Shrim-
wvnt to New Haven yentenlny to amend
the modern of the order then). They
“’t'l’t‘ l'. Swurtz, E. A. Woodward. J. ll.
Light. J. R. Raymond. of South Nor—
wnlk: J. W. llyntt. J. l). Kimmey. (it-0.
(Y. llmkwotxl. T. H. Morison. James
Storey, Wallace Dunn. E. O. Keeler. ol
Norwnlk: Captain 1mm: Steven». Rowny-
ton: Represenmtivo lh-Wittl' Bradley,
Weston: ”Mid and Jim I’ ollnrd \lin—
nipIIIIlI: Dr. Day. \\' eatport: )IanrDIillI-I.
(Imrgetown. Momma. Wmnlwnrd and
llnymoml ol tlIiIu'ity Wt'h' initiated into
the order
hlInrtly after 2 o'elotk n lll'll‘t‘fllllflfl
“on formed at the depot with lull)
eight hundred men in line. Them- in-
leIIIlIwI delegates from llridgqm‘t. Hart-
ford, New Haven, Mormon. New York.
and several other town. The men were
in full drop-I null». and wore the fez III
the order. The procminn III-n» reviewed
in trout III the city ball by Mayor
Element and other Pity olliriulu.
TlIeIIInreh was continmnl to the Hype-
rlIm Tin-air». WlII'rv tho initiations
took place. There were in all Ills”) candi-
dates for menIlII-rnhip, but only fifteen
were clam-n. Arm tho initinthmn a
Magnet WM nervml at the rink. to which
850 people not down. In the» evening
the nobles attended the "U It I" force
cornmly at the Hyperion tlImtI-e.
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Counoctlcat Pate-III-
'l‘lIo following were ironed May 19.
180i. List furnished from the adieu of
A. M. Woooter. solicitor of Patents,
BI-idgmnt. Conn:
W. W. Holman. Bridgeportmardlm:
N. 1'. I’Itldn. Hartford. mm generate":
R. W. Pltmnn. Hartford. eurelopo In»
chine; I". ll. Rirhardn. Hartford. fwd
numlnnlamm'. ll. Klugfiow Havenmh
Islam; I" P. Pfleghur. New Hum. Ice
pick: J. ll. Wool-own. New Hannah
luderloek: C. (3 Clark. Maiden. chock
rein loop: J Jonah. Maiden. lanIpIIhsde
holder: P. A. Wright and 1. Yamaha.
diotmfnmlngnninhhmnmm;
'l'. R. Hyde. a... Waterbury, button; .1.
' B. ‘Pilldnptou. Waterlmry, III-ml). D.
Mailman. Danhry,cu mining“). P.
Partner. 18me. printing "and.
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IlllT 0F TOWN NEWS
WHAT IS GOING ON LION“ NOB-
WAIIK’IEI NINTRBORII.
Paragraph» Plots! up III now-vim!»-
lnp of t” SE: F pnrl’ Dbl ‘ldblip «I
I'lmll' all Social Nolan.
Mrs. Emma Ambler has returned from
a visit in Green: Farms.
Mrs. Fannie St. John is seriously ill.
Rev. F. W. Crowder will preach n nor.
men to the I}. A- R. next Sunday even-
ing.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
church will hold a sociable tomorrow
evening at the residence of (it-Inge
Weeks. A musical and literary pro-
gramme will be rendered and refresh—
ments will be served All are invited.
Rm: Mr. Cullen, from Wink, N. \'..
will be here Saturday and min! In the
exercises at the Five Mile River ceme~
tery. The BIIptiIIt and Methodist Sunday
schools will unite at the Methodist
charrh at 9-30 and mareh to the ceme-
tery and participate in the decoration of
the graves.
A game of ball was played Saturday
on the Rownymn school grounds betwmrn
a nine mpminml by Harry Brynn. and
one captained by Clyde llortun. The
score mu twenty-live toeiglItA-en in favor
of tho former.
Harlan.
Tilt‘tkhlrt‘ Armin i=4 repuintingh'u Mark.
A son of Henry Tullm, who has boon
ill with tonsilitis. is improving.
The road (‘l'llllnllfit‘llvflrl'lfi were at No‘
mum ytvstI-rdny I-xIIIIIIIIing the layout of
the proposal mud through the Honor
proporty.
The Blur-ls Dimnond» from South Nor-
wulk. defeated the Stars Saturday :Il’to-r-
noon by a sum,- of I? to 3.
of getting up II I't’lllfinh‘ll'llnl‘i' :Igoirbt
grunting Sam I'milor :I llf‘i‘llfli’ in run 1qu
plum,- at King's End.
Henry Schmeil. I)! SmmlnrdJum I'bnrge
of Ju—tice Koch‘s barber ahop during the
limo er \ islt in Hpringtio- -.ld Ohio.
Arline I'm! Estate.
The summary of the Weekly llmronl
for the current Wl't'k vsIrIm but hub»
from lust wwk. New "men reports but
ll\'t- film and mortgagm zunounliug tn
$31M”): llridgo-pwt. :ltl Salim and $633.34”
"outrages; llurtfnnl. l7 palm and 32%)..
'10” IIII-rtgugm: “’ntrrlmry, ll sales and
ENNIS IIIortgn-gus: )lvrivlen. ll mlw and
“9,061 mortgagor: New Britain. 4') sales
and new» mortgagm: Norwnlk, ”balls
and 3‘.) “.t l'fi mortgages: llonbury, 6 who
alllil $32. Jill mortpmges: ton-min, 2 Mtll'fl
and 6:00 mortgages: lh-rby. '2 sales and
1m murtmtges: Huntington, no who nod
#27) Inurtgnpm.
A mutant-ha.- Mr.
A «wewtuke love has in u arranged
for May III), oII‘lhe truck of tlw Gentle—
Im-n‘s III-icing nwwintion. 'l'ln- entrim
are an follows:
H.0Iwrtrn . midi. m. Nam-y
Winfield r‘. Bantam, or g I'hnrlir I)
Ilmrm iimlx . ., h Ir. Frank
wan- r . .. .lI. Ir III-"rue Poul)
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W. H. Lockwood will drive the buy
stallion. Shipunm. with II mark I)! 2:21;.
and (hmip, Jr.. withn rerun! III :lzlzli.
exhibition miles. The raci- will bemlled
at 25“ p. m.
Warn of tho Wit-led.
Lizzi» Valentine. at Stamford, come to
Nnrwzdk yesterday and hereun- intoxi-
I-nted. .‘llu- was brought lrel‘nn' Judie»
Townsend this morning and nautenred to
ten days in jnil.
Alexander sane wna erupted this
morning for hearing at (linen-III storm
in town. He was charged with vngrnney
and uentemred to ten days in jail.
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Capt. Reuben 31.3w of Company P
talk» of holding a wrist) III I‘Iut-Ilmrdrilb
for the double puma“! of building IIpnnIl
improving the Company IIIIII phoning
Ilwgniblie jmt how proficient III; M
are. 'l’hernnre mm! vacancies In the
mnlnu named by the wt IlinntlI-Irtiou
among the mmlm. which Capt. Row
home to Illl before the clone of the drill
mmm next month.
Mo Along short.
Twenty-eight bales of straw hats ar-
rived Int nigh"! for llanulot Blanchard.
John ll. Perri; I'II unloading a cargo of
coal from the MID A Wright“ tho
mm: dock.
[large No. 02 inst J. R. Parri’dook
dioclnrglng I urge III pro cool.
The beam is discharging II cargo of
mol at Raymond Brothera’ dock.
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Hamburg Laces
lllt'. ‘yrl. for in. 31'” 4th. 5V.
yIl” Tut Tfl’.
I lot Lino“ Torclmn lm'e.
lrlv‘, yr... T0! 73’.
w III-w styles [Inching
I‘anl llnohing In white.
lnlm‘k. «II'. yd" for 24‘.
”In, for ‘TiI'. I-al'll.
[Julie-5' Liam Ifollnm. ”in,
2§c., 2b. 4, SI, 6c.
I'Ientn' white and mloml
7;. life.
Satin or )lnirr- I'mwn Edna»
hon». Now. 5, T, 9, Illa. LEI
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lie.
Shoe Luca. 0c. dim, for lie.
Marking Comm. 20. ball. for
for 2c.
I Int "4")?»ng l-IIlgiI-Igu II ..
2') Iloz. lmliI-s' Tidioa, ribbon trimmed.
Handkerchiefs. Ribbons.
LIIIliI'I-I' plain white and colored border
lIeIII-I‘titcluul Handkerchiefs. 5.
Handkerchiefs. ti. l0. l2. ITI. 250.. 4. 5. 6
Small Wares.
liI-rmantown and Sunny. lilo,
Minding Cotton. all colon. llll' Iloz. . {or
lingliIdI Pius, 2e. paper, for to.
annned llnir Pins, 2:. paper. for In.
No. 2 Satay Pins. 21-. paper. for lo.
500 yards [listing Cumin. 243..
Clark’s and Willimantic Cotton. dc.)
HALF
Wednesday, May 27th, [89']
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WHAT lllllS lT MEAN? EXABTLYWIIATIT SAYS.
The price of these goods on Wednesday will be just (INF-HALF the price they were sold for on Monday and Tuesday.
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3. The sale is absolute.
4. Prompt delivery cannot be guaranteed.
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~PRICE DAY.
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EVERY DEPARTMENT is REPRESENTED
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In order that, the benefit of this sally may be extended to as Immy as. pcwiblv of our rI-tail mxstoIIIeI-s. the- following rules will
No goods will be sold to dealers.
In all departments the right is reserved to limit the purchase of each retail
25'? ll \lI-IIIIINIII} in :1 mi I d; Iy the sale will lw lubllltvlll cl until llllll’Nl. Iy, or tlw first I II :Ir day.
No goods exchanged.
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‘ . . , annuity. Wuhlngton at. 8.8. app.
, . CARR. “'TLLIAM I]. W M
Z. . . Fine menu, vegetable-.mp6
HAYES. PERI). IIIN .Mnln
of all kinds. “magmatic glam
' '.)I no Wash
. malaria-11km mu.
IDCKW ODD II. Wuhlnzwn fit. 33"
line Inc-ate. than nymrswhmn, vegan In.
SMITH“ “'AfilllN’fI'l'ON MARKET. CWuh-
IngIonaI.24. N. mmtnmnnryforI-fillnnde.
1101! J: S \bllJINo. 31ainnt.S.N. mtg
poultry. etI . Choice cute “N can
WEBIIER .l. P. 12 Slain st.N .nholoelnenta.
poultry. Inn, vegetables. etc.
LIIMIIEB DBALBIIII k PLANT!“ mun.
RAVIIALL'II MILL. E N. lumber and timber.
rough or worked tannin-mum WNW
MASONS AND BUILDERS-
BEVEHR' R. HENRY. 1:5 \Vcst are. 8. N. All
taken.
In of stone mama contract:
S)” .w ILLIAII II B‘th It. s. 14. Job» ,I’ '
I» promptly attended to. '
RABBI! AND GRANITE.
BATES P. W. “'nter III.N. manufnztmr of
hm» granilo «ml marble work. and dealer In
stone work of all kinda.
MEN") OUTPI'I'I'EBS.
( OMSTW’K ltl’fl“. ernic build'
N” II So.
.06: ntlemen 5 Mini mods.
n;
_ , 0 St) W nahlngton rt. 8. 1mm
hntu I;I: ntlu tnfll' R furnishings of all kinds.
MI'RIJIIANT TAIWBS.
(il'sflllrlil. [5.3] “all at N. A perfect fit.
guammcul; the latent styles always onhand.
KUljt'll ll 1‘ L No. \lnin 9t. .55 N. Final-ll-
IIrIng II «periolty. Repairing. etc.
MILIJNIZBY.
COLLINS R. )1. 12 Main 9.55.13. Indium
materml Haul II drain-d.
YITI H. \GNES \lins “Wall st.\ .
”Old Staten Island Dyeing Haul)
M13“: 'I'I'Al HEIRS.
GIBSON. ALF\' 5. 'I'Alerwin st. N. Plano.
organ and harmony
or sun: In. nuns AS!) plums.
HCH'T \\'. ll It ~l)\'. lfl‘lnter 51.3.1411»:
of Ra} II- and Planters. exporters and whole-
sale dealt r» in Hull“: a) stern.
RF, EDA' IIUI' :43le lot \\'aterst.$..N Plan
Irr~ and ~1I: p;- r~ of Numulk IIyI-terI-I.
\As .VAIII: l. l IIII). l' 0.1mx-5IBS.N.
PATTERNS AND zooms.
XORWALK PATTERN “'ORKS. Chas. HAL!-
thorpe. pmp..ltixcr~idn arr. MN. Houseboat-
Inga walnut l} mum, hot water or hot
air ltohrrnre, N'IIrxxazlk Look Company,
I.-'I~IIII: In, B human. Islam): ll. Ilen-
mII. Mentor; lnhn Trwn (hat alrI: “Illlam
ll Muir II I-II~;IIIIII Uraue Church, Iholairl.
m hum.) otlIrr!‘
I’AIN‘TEBS.
10‘!
all.
BRA} All!) P (.7 l! :m- r41. 51 painter.
l‘ IInI‘I-ilur-igm ($th ally.
u-"I um ll Hutu ~t \'. Home
and sign pander. paper hunger. decorator.
l' “010‘; BA I’ll LIES.
MM: 1“ I'- 2‘! “Io-hmzton of. 5.)
quality out: and rhnt thr- lut.
l'lI‘SICI l‘N.
\" I .~nfllu t5 and I? “III-hill on 51
II. $.2qu In) :.I, z! "
I”! .‘\0 11‘le 8 “I I’AIBI’ZB.
llr' SHELF (”.F l or Wollnnd Knight ”5,3. Ala
drab . II. piano:- «Irgnn- ~hnt aim-II- etc.
.Ono
3.
lurk.-
‘Z N'.
etc.
. Nu.
obit: and ecrn. 7 7n ..
l lot .\ mI-rimn laws in whit». “tom
and mm. from ;' tnl iIII'lIm wielv.
lI'.
for Iv.
It lilo.
Cotton Underwear Dept. Trimmings and Bunonsi
Them-LI brutml ll. .5 lls- Ilthl' t rwln. in
int" imp .
[lot t‘hlhlmn'» long garment», I‘er
I IIIII. no. t ',-I .
lloIIInlI'mm [AI/rm. ilk. IlIrz..for 5?: fly N n t 9
Imlim‘tight van: Cloth Inn-.4. MA».
at $12.25.
Dress Goods.
(’ol-ml Sarah Sill; owl l’lmlw.29r
per yard. VII'.
2pm. Final: ”mint. 31hr. pvr yard
which limiting» 19.- ;Im ”In. It
for Wu.
P] .ITINI.— (.III. II. slu IZBASDSICKE ‘ '
~III' m NIRW .llK Pl. .t’lleHl) ow
All bimbo! t in no )IntirmrloneJIDI
on :1 nl'. nI- danger all inrln I)! metal goods.
PEA]. IISIA‘IIZ ALEX“.
LAYTI).\'..TAI TIP: 3!. \l'aasllinmonstmgrt RD
5‘ 3; Property fur ~th- hm: ~I unrrnt. Imulv
woolmnltn. E. ..\ SI)_)III£II:I..S.N. .honsuto
House. Furnishings.
1 Int Iolorul v.; uh Gum-I4. we y ml
A . . A I
. ",‘f”!‘ (Ion-rs. llamrnugtnmrm-J,3w. : I”. p, Him lion-ls. m.” M, 1W, 3 Logo Round I ‘Imlm lidmlértx, :ctn- . a! team out bun-tin; Ina- for ’
h" inn-11.51:. : ' WI l-‘ I ' I. I . ~ 1 W "hr-"W ,Imn “”3 "mulflwti-In : I“ ' ' " h III'VI'I'I' r 3532333133. .4 N Mean
; l‘ l ‘ “n" ”l" .m mm ’m I‘m“ lrrm. "my, 3:, “L l”, 1; ,. ”or luv-«t - -l'nrlnr “mom for 1’!- niai‘l'ho’lrl. subtly nreuhsn in éwryre— ‘
l0 string." “pug and Ham It‘ll: mt h at ‘53. " u. 1, , ' . . apt-«t. .\ h- w I :llllflllnnb'fl tnkm. '-
_ All Drew “titties 'Ilhl Hm I" a! hull mt 1lI' up. no l Sam on, .N, [II r .
t lIilIlrIn 'hxfill’lmhrlél'. .Ip- lawn Pooh: ”h m r I mt. I lw-t. at 490 I ll)” MM” “my “Wis :11 hi
. ’ , , . 4 1 MI . i ii) II- m-i. ‘I‘IIII'V one: fin
3’” - l'ln for 12! ‘ "I“! I'm. l’nm. ‘ W' ' 'u l‘ l ' ‘ lion “KIN-9 Buttons, :Iil I-nlIIr-I .‘II'. 1 Strum: “ “’l’l’ml‘l“ L." '- "l “"- “litmus.
cream and it ”I? :Ialltljtul?!‘ T1,! (loom, ulightly Hm. I”: 2'40 ' V", I...“ .m “m“. "m. bunwr, ”In.” 3:2; 3:31;: $7117} Igrgfl'oglfllf‘lpfhh
* n A I l L I I I” r
Ninth; : 3-! M .. W.- . 9.. l’: I!!! y Metal Drew llnttomfl» .l‘. l”- at 45‘“ “PW" \H‘ ”H” Hmfl' ("I Km” and you
‘ no “mediums. w. ...II-t . I." 3" ,. .I'or 3i 4 .. ’ I” 1"]: hunt-.2}. “a. painted l‘hmnbo-r Pails. Lolita». llill lr ,\' fipringnnnnpemgfipfi pm
\ smr t‘llitil't‘ of an I'IIIIIII'IIw lino oi llolll “LI“ Dr N “a“ t ' "DI- 1 “9r. at? IIIIIIB'I’IIAVII AX!) TYPE—mm“
_ " . . ".' q. , , ' "-' ”5v: "‘3 LAl'l'lll’l‘SBUKK.!‘.N.C..}'PT TAMI.
Ior ti: _ lupin: Ill.» l. J. my Aunt. .III I S.l’l|~ll ("r loo. I I 'pulm. 1 ms, t.-_ any" Jr Day omit". min: III-union». 2km! [gain/Ila.
I :Ilnnugl illousno. nonh than I}? to p, III 5 ulnar: [tmohm Linn] K.-;:l.._ 39.; ”7’5” 3““‘3” 5‘” PM
_. m, L , - h . . ’ VDR“ .-.\l I; mos noun-«I COMPANY m
I TOIlBl Dapanmem. 1A: 1.3.. “an: .-I .~'. ,\ Imu- llullrondbrldp
Cloak De anme'“ 3 , “owl "atoll:- )li; xv...” log" “I 3c, P-TEIJII’IIIIP “cunt nonnn.
ii to p ' ; I'mling Irony Ilka. fur 51'. l Inna,- ulla‘ Lamp Chimney. tie” ill file. LEV“? 131121;): \fV‘IuIlIIngInn-I. misty“:
‘ ' ‘ . . — . , LN!!! e M II- mm: m In
Lulies [thunk lvrwy .lnI- ken; mm.- as: l-"H' ““le WWII“): ‘nmlb. Wv' ‘ 9"“ Mm“ ”INDIE-v.59! “‘4'"- wind“: “out; ovum
hIrIlerI-Il We hold rail} in tlu union for $3 .30 but I”: " ' m” I II T Cam: T'Vik‘lvi’" l -‘I"|l'l f. l" qglgjlgillruflfll’ltElwhéfittzn It 3.x. aha
mam ed hut week w *1,” an nIurL-ml mlrnm soup or 5.3 no In!” more .Ibmri hum-I. Quinn 0 4 . l .
. - )5 ll '
(”f lbw ”ale M 94‘1““, ‘ \Iw- In" plain or laurlumrd. M2. (or each. III 337.5”. NART'IAI;3..ITEEIR£JIITX' “an”. E N
Silk mp. lndim Iinhtmluml Remy ClothJ." k- 5'". ‘ ‘ " plum Pm" Statuary. $.35 pair, 3‘ “F331;: $3335.” 22:,” 1'3 )3
v 150.. for 5. eta; whit h ‘1 return». rly «old for r 19". w» ("'n'm" I t'b’lfllt‘v l "L bottle. in. {M ‘2‘ .1", ""5 "M" and not" beater: IFO'I'S‘SW
dam-d last week to ”1”" go in tho. m", ”qu: , _ I oloml “ilk-l5 h-Inonuahr M'l. Q‘ZJT. at WWII”. J W. .5“'nahingten at. I! N.
{or SUN. \\ ntmx Paper and Envelopes. mo. 8L0”. MORTIIN ‘ "\"I'Bl’culi‘h ‘l.
“in“ Stylinh "lancer Jacket». $3.50. box. or, . l‘ l'nu Inn-nor. steel “rule. ”In. :It 46. and M;;‘; I’m; 533333333333" “ml
‘ .. $1.30. Good Ignallty Ink. 5r. bottle. 2o. hmguvsIrn-w Drirem. If». Inch, at 794-. nsouunm
"" 55“ I In: l'hildn'n'n lllIIrA-r and Hunter 6' May III-III quality. N». 9 Wash lloiler. JEN-‘5’? 1.:l3‘ovphlllmlLR-m- Bar
4 ’ o I TQHDMM.
.lm'ketn. um» ”In, I... II... sale, 99". 0'93. ‘5'" “l “-49- JrLLIrmIIIIo. I: No mom. I: 2:.
0pm
IIAIIono. I 20 II. It And In .
l‘looldumez Iiomny 1‘ mw’giu "‘N
Jacob III. Layton.
l'lnt Imus. tstwl [Mt'lfillh.. :l'nn. at Inn.
lmlieI-I' t button Kid “lows in law.
alarm and black. 7%.. for our.
lAuliI-s' Jersey lilmmall new upring
“who. Ilka. at he. per pair.
Hosiery and Underwear.
Healing“:- nml "am 'Aff“ {NW A
name no
(lanolin-Trish Tl: kI-lIr lt'nblnandm 2’]
m W as an Pamsuls ' , , , _ lmttnfor flan: "nun mu nomad...
- when Jenny RIblml \n-IItII. 124mm III? 13.?“ part» "Europe Miran Pgblkuchm
~ . ~ , p - Im'mntn on. rid
llot fancy IntripI-II and black lime-I. Ii? at .33“ h“ Blathlmmhw "t”.iwu ”griimilw man...“ not Po“ 0.“
Mylo. fl. 50 for 75¢. ' flouth :33" [ml "Nlmt. ' Id
(lanthanum-r lfmleroenr. 27mm 12;.
Hot 2I~iIIIlI (“min Umbrella» M .00,
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
W851?“ Thimhlu. 5a, for ‘o’lc. long I. (with .“mhgmh "album ”my." JARVIS KELLOGOA
Covered Dru-finch. lite. I.» 2n. 4 lo. M, '0", new Cloth m, I“ ~ "T5: Ll“; . - mom-
a... 3...... I»... for 5.. 2,. - ~ Jewelry . " “ “m“ “”‘M'N‘M'nu' no noon III-u tom
0qu two» or Stockton: In.» 1;,” A“ m}, ”in W.“ m ' I'm" “M "m" 3"” m 3"" “Tm '
shield... Inc. pair. for ac. m on ' ' ‘ ' ”' " lame WWW Pins. 10.13%. ’
1 m “"39 C'W " 39‘me "5"" M II no». loin IIIIIIII me In an M "' 5' 7"” . mum“ mm“ “mm Bro-hm.“ ‘
7n) 5w» m" “3;“ I"; "a,“ 7‘ mm mm. In), In, 49..., Io. m, m, whim floods Ill )IAIN 9mm, - xoRWAmcomI ‘.
Willow l y , ”0.. for With «Io-In All '0‘.» Gilbert [my . 25:. we. 0 alum Next to Bryant.“ III (In. .
nag cunnnnm. Mien!“ me). u m; “‘5’ " WM. 20., a). 40. on. for 10. I5. ALEIN M‘LMb 1”
I90. 2'4”, Cut. . 2.). W. 7M lllnclml Cotton. If». per yd.. nt ’
. I . mad IIIIII Black Lubm. . . , . 7 Beulah: Initial-or
La ‘2” at 6‘. (hump-stunt IlnIr Pins. II), la. in... for l“
cc cumm- " . -- 5‘ 7;, my, 42 In. Fruit of Loom. mm. per pt. at Fm“ “M W!
“"8" ”spams“! - “(H VilnmA'flM '3ch W.
llnnIlIIouIa Pine Nottinglnmlaco Lur- as In D. 4&- m’d “ 2:”. 6mm. 44 ”cached Cotton. 7“. you I“ My, Buttonllm. .L-{yrlxnnmtmmmmm
rains, _ . Ina-II. .. .. 4-4 Unblcnclwd «Jon. .5. ,_ MIImI )IAII: munmnm.
you 03.00 cm) 05.00 All-linen flack Tunnel In. :33 ill. l’lniuDronIGlugbnm. lac. yd..nt.1c. 34.. m H N y" M M"- Remit. 1mm
a, “a, “.3; u...) mnmnmm. Pancylirm mm. Illn. you»). (maritalNainumlt.12§r.wryd..amxc. sum" ”9“.“ up.” 3' “j,
“Washington street
8 o’Ni air-Tm: Sale Mil begin promptly at 8 o’clock a. on Wednesday. and close at .‘mn'nmzmm ”my
C De Du may same day- Winn-wit nonrandom;
TAKE NOTICE. w I II I. Deco Do “mm, ”THEE? "",‘.'
w e I: use a y ration and above all thi don’t miss the 9! ml I . - . « Ion i353... and
this sale in the evening. commencing promptly at 8 on ock. fientnf or all. ago 928 Ian ‘ conmvrt “huh mll (""0" Milli mm m ""
FMPfiimwtgwflrh’W
no ammo. Ill mu 1
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