line
00
sure
3IIVbI‘E .V
IWFRANCIS &
86 Miashington Street.
heaI‘nesI
forth )oilr
winter.
YIIIIII IIIEAI HAT.
The prealdon‘tlal election don't «Ix. ’ ‘
cite men and boys like our splendid ,
of Hats and (hips for fallnarul
m-nm um
me to our store and you will be
to find
CO.,-—----
V
South Norwaik.
Plain and Fur I'rImmeII hint and Ilnrk IIIIIIIIs
Children’ s Cloaks 4 to I 2 years
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CON,N.
WE GREET YOU'
GRAN CO
Before calling your attention to prices we would say it is with,far greater confidence ”than Columbus had when he
unless you are on earth 100 years from now, you will never have this chance offered you agaIn.
approbationnvhen we announce that .on SATURDAY AND MONDAY we will give what will be called a
UMBU
If that should be
Not with as much splendor perhaps as has been the welcome extended to the 4ooth Anniversary of the Discovery of this OUR Country, but none the less cordial.
shall in 9“" wa celebrate {his dIgcovery—and after II great deal of thinking, boIlI pro and can. as to what was the host way to do it+wc feel cor-min that we shall call
started out on his world-famed voyage of discovery," that
your good fortune we do not
At 25c. lb.
§———-‘I'I'II8 WEEK-—~
we are oflering a fine Dairy
Butter I Butter I
Butter I
At ’25c. lb.
Haw—o—
We have the most substantial» line of Groceries to be found
in this city. Our prices are low; but no cheap trash of second-
hand goods. We study to give satisfaction to the average cus-
tomer, and do it.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
LEADING
33 Washington Street. South Norwaik.
We
LE.
expect it will'be ours.
‘nIIEss nouns.
40 inch Flannel, in black and bottle
green, li’Ic yd.
Hitch care is very properly
eiorcised in the selection of
those some; which find a
placév’upon the toilet table.
83 inch Flannel, in plaid and stripes,
worth 35c, for 198 yd.
Our regnhr3 ‘fflbdizflenriettas. in colors
A complete list includes a and black; In”,
nurnber of essentials which, it
not exactly indispensable, are
yet highly useful.
‘ HIVI‘III
42inch nll'Wn‘ol Flannels worth 56c,
Ibis sale 421k yd.
Our entire assortment of all wool Hen—
riettas, including every color and black.
worth 550 yd, this sale 42k.
Granite Mills Sniting,38 inch wide,
wortb49c yd of nuybody's money, sale
price 33¢._yd.
an inclficbangeable Sniting,in Io dif-
ferent combinations, worth 29c yd, for
21¢.
We are showing a most com-
prehensive assortment, and you
will lack nothing if you make
"yum selection from our stock.
An immense amortment of Plaid
Sages, worth 45c, your choice 33c yd.
Our entire stock of fancy Dress floods,
including Flannels, Home Spuns.CaInel's
Hair, llonretts, etc, which we have been
selling at 49c and 55c, your choice at
Rio.
.1 We also have an especially
“moths display of
Fancy Goods
_-;—._~———w~._._.
II. II. Plaisted,
Dru ggist.
‘3 Washington SI, SI. IIIIIVIIIII.
1 piece navy blue all wool Henriettas.‘
48 inch wide, regular 98c quality. this
sale the yd
JSincb all wool Serge in solid colors
and black, sold at 60c yd. this sale 44' re.
Hosiery.
MW...
25 do: (it-nts' mixed M’fllllllfifl or fancy
llalf Hose, 6e pr.
in do]. (lents' regular Inmlo-
Half Brutal?» pr.
Merino
l‘lot Ladios’ regular made fast black
Hose, 12Ic.
1 lot Ladies‘ drop stiI-h Hose, black
boot and colored top. lie.
1 lot Ladies' regnhr made Cashmere
Hose, l9e.
Our regular line of Ifoys‘ est-heavy
fat black “use, all sizes, l‘lie pair.
1 lot Children’sChairmen! Lime, ribbed.
all sizes. He.
Children's heavy Merino Underwear
from We up.
Uents' white or mixed Vests and
Drawers. 43c.
(lenta' exsheary grey “stir and
[hammltlc each.
tients‘ all wool scaridl Shirt. and
Drawers. 83c Inch.
r
Gents . ‘ working Shirts, yoke back
and pleated bosom, fall as inches long.
39c.
Gents' black Flannel Shirts. plain or
pleated front or doulle breasted , the.
Extra sizes 17 I! and “1' In neck. “.19.
REMEMBER WE ARE
SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE
83 Washington St, South Norwalk, Ct.
Notions.
1 lot. Nickel Plated Scissors. II and“:
in, _
l lot best steel Scissors, 3; and 4* In.,
ITII‘.
l Int III-.It steel Scissors, 5. 5} and 6 iII.,
18 writs. ~ .
1 box good Letter Paper, lII‘ IlualIty.
I‘liv'.
Fm bottle of Perfume, Te.
zinc bottle of Perfume, lt'ie.
3 large cakes Toilet Soap. l lo.
3 II ohm or. quality (Iiycerlne or I 'rown
Bouquet Toilet Soup, 210.
Ladies lluse Supporters with belt. l9e
Lndies' Side Elastic. Lindsay" s Patent.
Ilt‘. . '
llhildn‘n's Side Elastic, LIndsay s
Pan-m. 9c.
26 in first black Umbrellas. silver
handle. I90.
1 Int ladies' natural Twist handles,
pantgzon frame covered with English
glurirt. ‘lilc.
lull line of Uermantown and Saxon)
“unis Iik' Nkr‘in.
Indies“ or children's 7w bandkoreluefs.
30 Will.
Ladios' goat‘s or children‘s white or
fancy lmrderndfl' x'eaeh.
All of our ladiits or gent s beIIIstiIclII-d
handkerrbiefs, 100 quality, “bite or
fancy bordered, Ic emit.
Spoialbargninin gents heunstitclml
llandkorlbiofs, with or without Initial.
me our".
Exim quality gvul's III-Institi bed linen
Handkerchiefs, plain, 2h, with initial.
2:.le
All of our ladim' embrnirdered Swim
Ilnmlkrrchiefs, lficqnaliiy. for lie éacb.
Lulivs' lIsmstItched Handkerchiefs
pure linen, Inluo l'h‘aml lz’ic.
Stamped Tidies, Tray Cloth-I and
Splashors. ”it: each.
l-Imbmide'rul linen Tray Cloths and
Splashers. stamped and fringed. llk each.
IIIIMESTIIIS.
-——«ooo-—-—-
Don't ask us how we are going to do it
«simply by taking advantage of the
prices
2000 yardIIelII-ckml nainnook, large as-
sortnwnt and just the thing for children's
Ila-rem, Indies‘ aprons. nun-42,; eta is
regular price-sale price 8 cm a yard.
“100 yards extra heavy 4-4 Unbleached
Sheeting Muslin, valued at 7c per yard—-
sale price 33c: per yard.
100 pair of Handsome Lace Curtains,
with pole and fixtures, in fact ready to
hang up—worih “.50 to 81.75 per pair—
aale price 891' per pair.
2.". pm l‘IIrteiere Curtains, fancy fring-
vol .III I .Iudo at both ends-worth $7.00 a
pmr~sale price will b88419 per guilt, in—
cluding pole and fixturm.
.‘I piece-I part wool grey flannel, extra
weight ”worth at least 19¢ per yard-
sale» prlt‘t- will lie‘ l2§c per yard
25 down 5 bleach Turkish Towels, sine
tom in..gmd weight and quality—regu-
lar price He each—sale price 9c mil.
7:0 pieces bait American Indigo blue
print» «sale prIc‘e 55¢? per yard.
26 pair regular 05.00 all wool ”-4 blan-
karat—sale price $1 W per pair.
II) dozen extra large all linen fringed
tum-Ls, sin: 4212“, Us: grade—sale price
“4' each.
Cloaks.
We would any right here, we are dis-I
playing some of the but and nattiestI
styles shown in the whole. of Norwnlk.= I
This Is not our opinion, but has beonI
told tons over and mI-r again by ladies
who hate pumlmsed from us. In prices n 00 "‘“I'
we lead them all. I
l5 English porcelain dinner sets, $7.49
Fancy Tun Mixtures. threequnrters.’ per set This is an elegant bargain and
length, in Ladies' and Mme-3': Color
guarnuwlwtrictl} all wool. In facts
regular $7.00 garment. Price will be
“.98.
Henry grey t'loib Jackets, full 3‘."
Inches long, pearl buttons, etc. reduced
for this occasion to 86.98.
I
Elegant WIdewalt-serges in black, half
satin lined. “3.00 garment: sale price
$0.98.
Hmvy Tan, fur trimmed, 3?. inches
long; sale price will be MRI
We also offer wry handsome black
('Ioth Jackets. for trimmed collar and
front. for 83 9:5.
Misuse? Inngcoatsjn sir-s from 4 to
H. ranging in price from 31.98 to $10.00.
The reduction on this line has been from
'35 in 33g per cent.
”THE
IIIIIIIIIII DEP’IIT.
_.._..>___
50 Toilet Sets. decorated, $1.59 per set.
100 decorated Larupm with fountain
and shades to match just half who.
you VIiIl be putting just 8.3 00 in your
own pricket by buying now.
50 sets of six knives and six forks for
We set.
50 feet cotton clothes line for Me.
150 potato washers, So each.
3 gross Iron Match Safes, do each.
5t)elegant Jardinieres. all colors, hard
finish. 39c each.
100 [Niel size
paintings, framed.
15130. $1.“) each.
A) I-
100 dozen Glasses, .oc per dozen.
film deCIImu-d Vases, different styles
and sizes. l3c each.
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
JAMES 6W. ldltor and moprtetor.
m») M”: Smontha
81.25; Imontb. tithe: ninrle cabin! cello.
h link-turn “nine lor‘l’o-Iaomw.
Bun Rim Solo“! ”1th Tide low l’l'lde
II 6.1» II our
New York nor-III Went:er 'mk.
Forth benefit of emoor ”mani‘irlmd
a who ask
we tile one 01??ng the spirit or reso- ‘Egklw ,mhwogong'm;fligo$
smarts?“ .....I‘.’.'...'.":"°"""‘1—~‘°““-
"film mm“ Ike-0W Wang; \m'muzarror r ”was.
”W, * .mf {hm a, gate; The clerk at the Superior Court will be
fundrapzrm my... at the Democratic heulquarters at 7 p.
otIInI-
Minimum or no
“I“ ‘- mw" We”, m..andatthe qublican headquarters
fig, o'rmvggwm III II p. m. Monday, October l‘lth, to
“mm“ mhufmiTfi lune flmt Those who wishlo
"m'a‘l‘m’lwm WI“ ‘° declare their intention of becoming
:2 thh mun. the
citizens Of the Unihd SW 5110““ III!
on hand.
at
VII. doctor- all
has ”notation for that
feeling: and that which contain:
mar-ureter aglall forms
Ike-tho
red-admin
”000. c. Stllison.
in if a. I. almost, NOY'IIIII.
WEI VIII. Flllflll
hum wintntlrfactlonwm and.
amt: Guinean-l tumbles
fifiwu- “ammonium
W
... .srw
BucKWheat Flour
Sewn-ale.
MAPLE- SYRUP
mm“ W” in". W Malc-
Finis Sugar Syrup.
1‘ I mundane-Inl-
Illilitlllll IIIIIII mans.
mm ”II-lb-
Manama! Catsup
i a
W I
sour! NQEWALI.
What the People of our city on Mn.
and halls.
Harry Nash, of Boston, In Wing a
few days at his former borne on Barlow
avenue,
-—Dr. Dunner is the only dentist who
has the right to me “Aropnene” in this
Ollie. , ..._ m
It is reported upon good anthofity that
thetwflwouh prize of a lottery was
recently captured by a Nervslk man.
-—8weel potaloa we. per peek at
Hayu' market.
Thu-inter schedule of the Norwalk
horse railway went into cum today.
New time-tables can bah-d of the con-
ductors. '
~Wanted~Partnsr ithaotne capital.
in a paying atone 'ne-s. Audra
'Bou'lill.”
Threflllhda
(7.1. Union at tlnir‘hsndquartsn, 22
MlflnMIn-mnsningu
70’th Afnlluttsndaneoirn-
ousted. ’
Alaskan-III Manhunt;
lob—Ida. w hihohtday.
Band that to RM If Goldenor
Jump-M
W
mmwmanm k- w
—You can buy choice weak fish for 6c.
per pound In Hayes market
Members of \oinnioer "(Isa company
are requested to meet at the hose house
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
~llorae for sale; sound IIIIII kind, H0.
Inquire I. I Chestnut street, city.
Bliss Clan Washbnrn. a torn III r in the
public school of Stntford, was the guest
over Sunday of Miss Mary long, of the
Franklin street school.
~Don' I buy cloaks until you have use n
those at A. Dickermnn d: Son 9.
The ('haulaquIa Union movie this
evening with Mia Anna Dunning, If;
West street. The subject of the pro-
gramme is "linIcinn Civilization."
«Small fresh pork barns for roosting,
l2c. per‘pdund‘at llhyes" market.
mayonnai- all}. being file-Kal-
holiday. the grocery store- in the city
will be nixed all day, In the proprietors
are very patriotic and believe in observ-
ing uholiday thatcomralmtonoe in400
years. H...
—l’hh, dummy-tare and Vegetables“
lowest possible mien. Nash & Raymond,
ill North lain 3m
The most important utmomioai
phenomenon ofthe year, In the partial
nolarecliparon the 31th which will."
flied-yin clear, be visible throughout
the whole of North America. A little
more than three-fifths of the sun’s
diameter will be obscured. The darn»
lion in three hours and 30 seconds.
~Ranembchr.Darm¢r has secured
therein-firefight to no Arophone In
Palrileld county. All those Inn-ring
fromdecnyed teeth should use him at
onceuhelmnndoontooflownw
montawhichhemmtkcep.
Irandlra HenryC.Paxm,ratarn-
edfrom their visit to Newark. ll. 1.,
Warning-economist!» In.
Fulton’s father, John Wei-Inuit. who
wentdownandiuformcdthen of that
lo- hy the fire, surly Bumday morning.
Thole. was a severe shock to mom,
no" is perfectly harmless. I
No pain or diueaae follow.
—" \ropbe
No smelling.
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E buvL-I, of (ileu-
brnok, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sylves-
ter Hunt. Chestnut street.
III-r. (it-raid TI. flour-l, pastor of the
(hingn’gationnl church, announced to
the congregation yesterday morning that
Rev. Lyman Abbott had accepted an in-
vitation to preach the, ordination sermon
on the evening of Norember 2.
«Big values in children‘s merino un-
derwear. . -e east window of A. Dicker-
Inan It Son.
George Smith and Henry llrunz. car-
penters employed by .I. R. Raymond,
went out fishing Saturday and returned
with thirtpeight rounds and six norm-s
tub. A s In]. nter In-
M tbtfiflng "hr! Mr‘aith
muzht the thirty- eight [murals and Mr
Brno: the six ounces. /
,._.. ......
«Small fresh pork home for roastidg,
l2c per [mind at Hayes“ market.
A lamp exploded in the house of John
W. Davis. I9 Hoyt stmt, last evening
about 7.30 o’clock, netting fire to the lace
curtains and doing damage to the amount
of ‘25. The flames were extinguile
by members of the family. An alarm
was turned in, but the hell only struck
twiceon account of the hammer being
displaced. The department went out,
but their mica were not needed.
~l-‘iah, clams, oysters and regitabla at
living prices. Nash & Raymond, 13
Forth Iain-tact.
fli- AnnaOl-on and Andrew (iw'.
aon.of BanNorw-lk, were married in
the Swedish Congregational church,
of relatimandfrirndaAmpper follow
iugthemarriapw-aqloyodby all.
loandltraaI-tafmnwillrulde It!)
MIMIC.
M
~ihadlftunmthutractrd at one
MIMI-l! m still "do
noi'IArophone.”andlcnatruly-ylt
rummmmmuu,
all
a.
To)!
I‘Ifilflt‘“ ..
M’“4‘¥N#f
BABIES.
A story is told of a Darion young man
who left the back door of his home open
recently all night, leaving his vest and
Wflil'li imaging in thII kitchen. When
he nVI-vkc- in the morning he found them
still there. As no one had stolen the
WIRII‘II llr‘ though: it could not be good
for anything. and throw it an of.
CRANBERRY PLAINS.
III. 0.
llanbury.
Charles I-‘Illow, of Norwalk.
his mother Sunday.
Min- I.illiv Mills. of Georgetown. viait~
ed him. Dayton Ilouton last week.
Arthur \‘oungs moved into the George
John place at l oplar Plains. Saturday.
Mn. ll. J. tin-gory, of Norwalk, visit-
_ A and wife Sunday. ;..
Ilium alnifhmrammil {mi
visiting her sister, Mrs. llouwl, in New
York city.
licorice Hendrick. jr.. and family have
moved Into the Lewis I’nrtrick homo
atrial.
Mum I‘lllu Gregory,“ Not-walk, is usit~
ing III-r cousins, Nisan llertbn and Ella
Coley, on Chestnut Hill.
Rev. F. H. Robbins. motor of the Nor-
walk Imprint church, preached in the
chapel yesterday afternoon.
it isn‘pIIru-d that James Buttery, of
\I'Innipnuk. will more into Mrs. Jane
Smith's place on Newtown avenue.
Mrs. Harriet Buckley moved Into the
Charles Ambler place on Newtown are»
one. Saturday. Wllliam Carver and
family mop] the sewed floor of the
same house.
Onset enrolliunvwhilspnwing Nash’s
cider mill in Walport the other day,
raw thirty-eight "gem, mostof them
two-horse tennis, waiting for their apples
to be grotto). One thinned bushels or
Wmin the mill on Pridaytoln
ground. The apple crop is not no source
as was at lint supposed.
lire. Charles Bouton‘a horas. while
standing byabnrhcd wire fanceinthr
field on Band-yum striking at also
when his foot has-Ina entangled be-
me two wires-ad humiliation-
would "thin away.the who had
m‘mph luck We hydra
mashed.
noun-W m’t ro- und “curri-
SlIipman furs returned from
visited
WEDDED FOR REVENUE ONLY.
Whllc Married “'lIluw Eagle for I100,-
000 and Complications III-sue.
\‘IIVI tour; (in I? -—i hurlrs \ White,
raptor-entail“: of the London Illustrated
News. was arrested in this 1:1” charged
with tbeunbu‘ulernenl of (MI-II from Ins
wife, formerly Mrs. tingle. who resides in
( heyenne, \\ y.
Mrs. “ hire VIM a will-III in ( heyenne.
Wy, and had inheritrd II large fortum
upon the death of her bosbmnl,’ IIpr-IIIIiurnt
merchant and Imlitieiun of that (II) III:
name was Angle. She went to Hot Springs
last summer and there met \\ Idle. She Is
forty years old. and when White offered to
marry her for "(H.000 she clam! the bar»
gniu. \V hite's idea was that the Iran
action was on the basis of spot cash, and
because it was not conductedxm these lines
he is now in re-liruuent.
Sherifl Kelli. of t'beyrnnc, who in be"
toutrnditr White, mid that after “'hllc
married Mm START! be beat her and abused
her, and comwllnl her to sign mortgages
on real estate. and also got her to secure a
note for 875,111». pay-blot ninetydan alter
m Waving llt‘llolllplw thus. no)" Ill
tI- lvft ( nuyhmmk
him It Homo in bond» and stocks,
which he IIIMWI of In New York, the pro
ends a! which be kept
W bite, the young buiedlct for revenue
only, I55 feel it Inches In height. of slight
build. blond hnlr and mustache and dresses
correctly. “I! is thirty five, and even look:
younger. III: bad the following to no, for
himself:
”i met the woman In Hot Springs. Altar
a talk 1 made her aplain bnslnm prone-l
“mind offered to marry bar for “In,“
It was purely II business a mt in
"Iowan-of my conversation with hurl
said, i will give you time to oouddarwlll
while I go to Europe’ During three
montha’eorrupoudm she decided torn-r
ry. BhuwenttoCheyenno-nd had but.
“Militant". She made a paynunt at
mmlnmanondmoflsmmndon
thatdebtlmkbondstoucunmyultl
llkaherandeheisanioeweman"
nut kin not. but Inna lo: nu.
lionsnurimm. Y., malt—Atmo-
taan-yearold daughtar of John Neurone!
thisdty,hndhcrfoatcnto¢ by the are.
Shawn going through the Eric yard and
her (outline-me wedgedlnafrng. While
shown- countering toil-ea behalf-
”Wm-mumy
ingthatsheeouldneturu‘lutahufumfin
than bullion-util- “allowed the
Wiretocrnahltlntouhapsu-m
latertnthedaythefootwaaampnuhd
Murmwhlls nightly ”shaman
mmunity the ulna. Dr. Gardner lays
Jud.- Icy-"rho“
mansion-Ia, Ont i7H-llwardw
Seymourdisdhare. llama “the
adding to disco-tot product
can
Wight!” theprlceof farm produce went
a
“II-
Wamwror, Oct. 17.-Iu. Harlem’s mm
thy dot need-h iii-rill?
,lfhightariff I", l“
”NI!”
Kidnapping n Pnhlblflon Your.
During the election of officers of the
Connectqu W. t‘. T. l’. at Norwich, a
humorous incident was brought out by
Mrs. Fitzgerald. pnsident. of the juvenile
department, who appeared with a young
Prohibition voter in her arms only a few
months old. As soon as an opportunity
offered she introduced him to the house
an Ralph Julian Thorpe, II child that had
been adopted by tho llhude Island W. I?
T. [1. and wore the white ribbon. boron
inquiry rho found that the baby was
born in Connecticut, and it did not be—
long in Rhode Island at all. She did not
program to bare the Rhodo island W. (7.
T. U. kidnapping Prohibition voters
front Connecticut before they were able
to walk, and she offered the child to the
Connecticut W. C. T. U. for adoption
The youngster was adopted by a rising
vote, the audience having a hearty laugh
A Ifllection it then up among thei—
dolikatm and a silver W (7.1‘ U spoon
was then and the-rt: pnarnied.
A III. III-o In Janey filly—
Jruanr ( Irr. Oct II Theodore Smith
a Brother I boiler and mhlnenhop.“
lla' Iron works. Ilarld lllrdnall‘a boiler
Ihnp, Brown 5: Millers machine shop and
William I. fleyniIu-r a ship carpenm' II
shop were destroyed by llnv. The total Io—
fa estimated at 1315:.le
Blue- by n Incl I)».
Psltanuriua, Oct Ii‘ MA dos-I: people
onChesInutstrnt were bitten by a mad
do. before It was killed,
outcrop“; i 0‘ pin III ”
Ithelnrlll’ bnotatnx how can It
‘pmlnmmunne?
If taxing an article tends tomako it
i porbow mmth the mam!»
Ictfnmtopa
that-min. al.3- . .libm
w
up under IleKinleylem how could the
out of firing mdown‘l
if ourimpom have increased, as the
“Inpatient-u new boat. how has III.
tariff scoured the flame market to our
manufacézmor W III-MIMI.
?
lf our mmnufactnmcan, as the static-
,produco many staph articles
more cbeaply than they no home
make- hlgh w »h
Germany and Imam:
Whyh II IIIIII nae-III
mount
GROCER,
A wlf a Sow York millionaire gIvea a din-
ner at 5th avenue and Nth street, coating
1700.00,wbichgiveslllpeo sogspspsia,
and these mfg; nd Ii, In doc-
tors’ bills an have to pay .00
each for Cactus BlooITCure to cure em.
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 persons_ at the feast?
Inqlnre at PM where
you may harem the pro lemma!a solved and
get information about Cactus Blood Cure
Taylor 8; Golden.
IleéIE'staleandlnsurance.
WAIIIINWI‘ON STREET.
Persons looking fora lot. or house and lot,
with the View of purrbaain .are Invited Iii
call and examine our list. ti have them for
sale in every part of the city at reasonable
prices and on may terms. anal tf
PIIIIII IIIII siiIiIIIII.
Piano and slngingtau h.t Miss Kittla ‘n .
° Haniord Plru. e.South orwalk. . ‘Ynn
I
mm»...
Poslriox b) an e;perlenced lad book-
keeper and (miller. Best of frenref:
Address Bookkeeper. Box '58, So. Norwalk
ol. 3!
ANTED—A dairy Iii N’l to llii qts.
\VA of milk.
good man for farm work: alsoagirl
to do plmgn cooking. .I’ A. Kemson It
‘V’. ANTED t' ornpefent reliable than to rep-
resent us If) Norwnlk and Stamford.
W annmaker
a: Brown. men ham tailors.
l'hiln. Address General Manager Alger. New.
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AVTEI) A lady between twenty-Sir and
forty to Inn for an imallrl lady. Ad»
dress 33. ., I’. ll. Box hi3, Bridgeport, Conn.
ol 'll5 l?
)ARTNER with some capital in II pay-In
stone business. Address Box 781. Bout
Norunlk.
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)AI'ER boxes. “ antml ex rlenced glue
and paste bands for 5. ea y ample) meat
at Warner Bro =., Bridgeport. Ct. 013 hr
T i i To LET.
U SF: on Butler street. Norwnlk.
of llurr Smith.
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4 ROOM apartment second floor Sir-rt:
a: Corbett block; rent :9, modern im—
rmements: halls heated and ll hted.
It? to notmmorfiltbaz; HE]! iiiiiiiye Tamilyum y.
qurear (:0 mo teO 'eIICI
Kl Washington street. go‘lrl‘tzfl
IIOUSg-‘Jl and building lots in Sdhthfigorkwi-k
and East Norwalk for sale. I nireolE
ALIYINward. 50th Sorwnlk. Ct. Ml
0\IER— part of boost: Ionshting of m
In rooms and basement Ithe Huntin of:
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honscIJlenry street. Bast Norwalk. “ater
in. Applym to John Knapp. It! “est street.
sin rlrn] {hi If
V house Taylor-P aII-nua 3h): 5 rooms
“ntersireet 89; among. Til avenue. ‘5;
farm house. barn garden nail pasturage,
TIM six rooms. Rouayton. 813. Raymcmind
[‘0]! SALE.
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III ster ground. situated off Bell Lland
w ith fflIIIIKfl on It in pa for it. l‘rfu» only
um I! sold rI ht away. in: I: a rare bargain.
n: the urouun II are In the but of I audition for
planting. Address Box memo. Nuns-1k.”
LOST.
( )N_ Sunday t\t‘nlnil a pair of gold spectacles
In (In A reward wiII be ‘paid for their
return to flu Bramh Sentinel I-m t9 Wall
street. Sorwalk (Irii' l!
Mlscnnnaxrzocs.
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bronze and all meta goods. Illc (In. humans
and sum: Irimmmm pinml In leaf umlbla
manner “a make-I I-Imlall) of Pr ulshin
chandeliers; take them down and reitnla
thorn, put [II-m up again the out day and
guarantee IIII-vn in look as well an arm A
pound Iard IIIII bring a man in the house who
will who an eatiInale on tlII work. (”duh and
toil Inn be Irft n! Louis III. Putter a. Mlllnnl
room. “’ali hlrrrl. Nurwmk. and at Donald-
IIIIII' II Klumbinu rll'lll on WIunhInxion street.
riomh ornnlk and will have prompt altru-
“on. “'I arr aim manor-u tursrn of door
name law. Imam numbers, «tr. Agents
wanton ('all at factory l'ut.’ Water ntml.
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