At;
Guaranteed Fast Black Sateenu. Handsome Oxidlsed Handles. Regular Price, 81.75. This
. . (mm-tutu ..., .,
sun ”LIPID
Ariana Lyon 8! company. 684 Broadway. Iii. Y.
Each.
MADE BY
6%.
26 in (if 28 in
is not for one day, but until they are all sold.
STURTEVANT’S BARGAIN HOUSES,
NORTH MAIN AND ANN STREETS, SOUTH
‘ GREEN (illilDS MEN lililll
”UT" NORWALK 'l‘llE SCENE 0P
THEIR OPERATlllNS.
'1'. Jam, cl Virgina. round a Brick II
III II. Box When he Owned it at the
Olly Hotel—flow the Guns was Worked
on tho Countryrnan and his Slater.
“Sunday afternoon a man and a woman
entered the office of the City Hotel on
South Main street. and asked for separ-
ate rooms. They claimed to be brother
Ind sister. and registered as Henry
Jappa. Wheeling. Virginia, and Mrs,
‘ Emilia Mullon', Pittsburgh, Pa. Their
baggage consisted of a small satchel.
They were very quiet people, and appear
ed to the landlord and other guests to be
from the country.
Yesterday afternoon the man was seen
conversing with a middle-aged stranger,
stout and well dressed. in front of the
’hotel.and soon they went away together
The man who had registered as Mr
Jsppa returned in a short time aiid went.
to his room, and soon sounds of weeping
were heard issuing from the rooms oc-
, copied by him and his sister. They
shortly afterward left thaliotel, how-
ever, without saying anything to anyone.
Later Landlord Hall was informed
that there was a tin boxiuthe room
lately occupied by the mun. the lid of
which had been forced. ofl. disclosing
a brick. It was, then surmised that the
“green goods"game had been success-
fully worked on the unsuspecting couple
and that this was the cause of their
sorrow. ‘
The supposition is thar the country
man and the “green goods" mun Went
out driving together or visited a room in
some other section of the city; t ,at the
elderly gentleman, who probably had a
confederate, displayed his “goods“rcrthr
innocent Mr. Jappu, whohnnded over
the money required to purchase them,
then took the tin box, which he supposed
contained the counterfeit bills, back to
the hotel. Another box baring been
substituted for the one in which the
"goods" were placed, the key given to
Ir. Japps would not fit the box. and he
wnsobliued to spend some little time in
prying it open. revealing the brick. This
gave the operators an opportunity to get
out of town on the next train for New
York.
A gang of "green goods" men which is
apparently working with headquarters
In New York. giving us the address for
telegraphic replies, "James B.irlow,East
on. Pennsylvania." is flmiding Conuecil
cut with circulars. cvulcntly using the
directories for addresses. as the circulars
are in regular alphabetical progression,
without regard to sex. The circulars are.
mailed from the main post office and the
various sub poet ofllces in New York
city. Each circular is enclosed in a
sealed envelope prepaid with n twocent
stamp.
It I probable that the couple who were
taken in in South Norwslk came from
Hartford or that vicinity. as circulars
have been sent to that section of the
State by thousands. No tracc of tho man
and woman could ho found other tin-y
left the hotel. They were probably in-
structed how to register, using llctiilous
mates, us the man. it will be seen, did
not know how to spell l-lonry. Un-
dounbetlly they left town when they
found they had boon swindleil. coiiciiid
log that it was best to say nothing uboiu.
the flair to the police.
Ill! Willi A SNEAK Tlllil".
A la- Operate; Ancestral-Hy at blrs
lulvillll’s Ilonl'diIII Bonn.
Annual thief operated very success-
fully in Ira. Harriet Mulvlhill's hoarding
boussat h llavllsnd street. yesterday
afternoon.
butflsturdsy a man giving his ilhuie
as hound, about lire feet tall. dark
hair. slightly hold on top 0! his head.
dark moustache. Ibtmtforiy years old.
wearing a dark suit of clothes. a block
derbyhatsrid came; a caravan urban»
lion bag, was given a room at the house
and ram-inert there until yomrday
Dim. when hosudilenly left.
lloouafterwarus two or Mrs. Mufvi
bill’s boarders missed some u! their cloth-
ing. Thomas Buttnnloiit a black each
seat and rest. and {high Moi’uviior ii
bhvk andgrey woolen mixed suit
The polls. on working on the we.
mu 'Ablltlhli 1’00“.
M.
Oat-ls 'l'. (larr's niacin-stir: shop In-
“ by Herzl-vs last flight
at"? ’l’. flair. proprietor of the
”filth and blacksmith shop.- at I20
.0 l. Water street. reported to the
”tilt morning that two bolt and
us “than machines and fixtumJM
'Mvalndatabontfll. Midi-sateen
kg. were sin-ls: than his shop.
» iteration“ thedoor and wisdom
‘ stop W or must when be
“clear“ morning. and is of the
“Institutional or claims had s
“$5!de and west is and
WW-
‘l‘h W m quit- trims and
m sins III mums probably onu-
CHAU‘I'AUQUA “MON.
AI Interesting Program-o loader-d at
last light's looting.
The Chautauqua Union nut last even-
ingat thebomeof Ir. nod In. R A.
Holmes,” West street. A rsryinterv
eating programme was rendered. as
lolloflt
Talk on theC 14.8.0.
Ills Inmate.
Banjo and Whistling Mir ”l‘ha Nooklnlt
Bird,"
Misses Elsie Raymond and Ionic Wood.
Recitation—"Prim llrlc."
Miss L. liar Bulletin.
Barrio Solo—"Indian War Drum."
Miss Lou e Wood.
At the business meeting His! KO] Q.
Smith was elec‘ted’ssc'reta'ry. to fill a
vacancy caused by the resignation at
Miss Annie C. Sanford. The tollowils
cimmittees were appointed: Subject,
Miss Geller. E. B. Gumbart and I.
McClure; lecture committee, to provide
cell'supporting lectures. Miss Eons D.
Smith. C.D. BurnesandG. H. Vosburgh.
Jr.. town improvementco committee, Ir.
and Mrs. E. 8. Fox and Iii‘sScott. The
next meeting will be held with Iiss
Anna S. Dunning. 05 West street.
MORTALITY 0" THE STATE.
Abstract of the town: from Towns of
More Than 5,000 Inhabitants.
The mortality report tor September
has been received by the State Board of
Health from 167 towns in the State.
Below is an abstract ol the report from
towns of more than 5,000 inhabitants, the
first column of figures giving the esti’
mated population, the second column
the total number of deaths. the third
column representing t annual death
nits per 1,000 inhabita
..lIOtl0
Ansonia ............. 10 IO 9
Bridgeport .............. 58. 243 91 18 5
Bristol ................ 8. mo it 16.3
Dnnbury .............. 20 000 32 19 2
De thy ................... 6 977 ll 15 4
Emit YHBRX’EEUI'J . . . 5 000 9 2i 0
Enlleld .................. 7 200 5 18:
Greenwich ............ Iii 700 7 19 0
Grotnn.............. ...5.580 8 172
Hartford... 56000 79 MS
Huntington .......... 5 0i!) 5 l2 0
Killingly ........ . ....... 7. 9‘27 1‘3 204
Manchester” .. . 5.980 ii 147
Meriden ................ 30 mo 37 10 7
Middle-town ........ . . . .1710) 20 14 G
Nauustnck ....... . ..... 0.9” ll “3
New llrituin............ .lin 20 Ml
New Haven... ..90.000 it) 10.0
New London .. . . . 26 20 8
Norwalk ................ 19503 20 17.7
Norwich. .... . . 24.209 30 14 8
Orange... . 5 080 6 ls l
Putnam . 6,800 13 22 D
blouthinuton . .5500 4 7
Stamford. . 6 682 ’3 15 5
Stonington... . 7 450 7 11.!
Thompson ....... . 5.600 6 11 8
Tiirrington ......... . . 7 500 ll ”0
Vernon ................ 9 156 8 10 4
Wallingford ... . . .. .. '1 000 10 171
Waterbury ............. 38500 40 l”
W'incliester ........... . 7 1‘37 9 ll 1
Windham... ..........11500 '28 Q75!
WILL htl’l‘ STRIKE.
Hatters Hold . Haunt Moan but I.-
na to Dlvulge What w [lo-e.
DANBURY, October 17.—-Ali the [lat-
ters' unions of the city held a secret
meeting lest night to decide on a plan at
campaign against the organized uncut
lecturers, who propose to resist the
eifort of the unions. The businens ol the
meeting was not made public, He'-
ever, it was understood that it was final-
ly decided not to strike.
It was lmu'uttd tonight that the manu—
fucturers were withdrawing from We
Wiclatliln formed to tight the union.
Those Withdrawing propose todeal w.tii
th 'lf lii-lp without on Md a rillIMB and
units tht' lent two 9 s I with them.
Hilfil’l’"! LITTLE LAID.
Ha lpsnt Ills l-ptoym m not an
Watts sir Damn.
Thomas E. Gregory, of m,
keepsa market in Stanford and kins
John Shaw to look elm it. hat-rosy
Btu-pp disappeared. taking Qimivs unity.
fie had not returned yesterday. and Ir.
Uri-gory tool: steps to learn howl-re
Bhollfil. but failed. This morning Show
"turned to titanium! and low to
Infiregory that its bad melons
lsrlr. hurl spent port of the my not!
he wanted him to come to Stanford. as
he wanted to settle the matter.
Want In [new all that re...
Editor Sentinel: i saw in your ”star
day’s editimi that thOComlllhi-ml bail
granted it license to Timur Winger»
stun e am on Woolen! «can.
notwithstanding time was but ourpro
wry-owner in that nelglrhrwliuoil who
was in favor or it. and hebassaidbs
would not sign a misuse-is
he might wmtostanassloowklurslf
some that. Now. wostyeaphasrgivr
at people, who will tantamount-e
salon, it started, tho lamina
thetluniity W m. whack
the business of said comm-ad
warm they reside. W- m tot-air
all about them. To! hm
outer—mm
B'tllllol’l mm ours-is
mnwmmmm
mmwmmvaelrfm's
Osiris at iii-is Helium-vea—
HOT Fill Fillll lililWiLii
NORWALK.
Ill!“ ‘0? “III"! II 3210!!-
IDIING TOWNS.
loans: as lums-slag can In Its lav-I
lall at Darin—AM Violators ants
Ga-s lawn-A this”. (7de at
, low-stow.
‘Ahearlnginavsryinmsstlngcuswas
held in the town hall. Dorian, yesterday.
The prisoner was William I" Fischer.
superintantnnt at construction for the
Postal Triumph murmur. who was
charged by Ira. Abbie C. Silliman. wits
of Druggist Stillman. with violating
Section 1,477 ofthsGensrsl Statute-of
Connecticut, which reads: “Every pvrlou
who shall place any telegraph. telephone
or electric light or power nature- or
structures of any' kind over. upiiii. or
under any highway or public ground
without the consent of the adjoining
property owners or two of the County
as provided by lame:
shall willfully injure any tree in such”
highway or public grounih for any pur-
pose connected with the erection or
maintenance of any telegraph. telephone
or electric light or power wires or fix
lures, without the consent of the adjoin-
ing proprietor, shall be lined not more
than poo or imprisonment in a jail not
more than one your. or both." Ir. Fw
clier pleaded not guilty, but Justice
Oliver Cook found probable cause and
bound hint over to the Superior Coon
under bonds of MO, which were far-
nished by a New Haven man. Repurch-
tstive C. W. Imnsbury prosecuted the
cure for the State. ltisprobablstbat
there will brother cases brought against
the telegraph company for trespass. dc
structioo oi property. etc.
Saturday night. after closing his ban
ber shop opposite the depot. Fred Chad-
derton picked up a revolnr which had
been presented to him that day by
Arthur Whitney. it was the old story oi
“didn’t know it was loaded” The
weapon was discharged. the bullet strik-
ing the stove and making an indention
in it. and narrowly escaping Thorns-
Collins, vrbo wsuittingluacbalrcloss
by.
Game Warden Koch took a trip Elan-
day to New Canaan, Penna Street and
other places. He did not catch any
violators of the game law, but got on the
track of two, and will bag them later
Rev. J. W. Beach, presiding elder of
this d'utrict, delivered a very able ser-
mon. Sunday morning, in the ”Elhudlbl
church.
Ivanhoe Castle, Knights oi the Golden
Eagle, will work the initiatory degree
on one candidate next Friday evening.
Mr. and Ital. A. uni I'll] start test
Saturdayona ten days' trip to New York
and places of interest. in New Jersey.
IOWAI‘I'OS.
The property of the Rowayton Social
club, consisting of two pool tables, with
built and a rack of cues; one billiard ts
hie, stove and other small wicks. was
sold “auction last night. The auctioneer
was Edward W, Godfrey. The prop
arty was purchased by William Eloylcr
for 0185, and he intends to conduct a
pool room in the future.
While at work excavating for the
widening of the Bell island road is few
days ago, Edwin L. Turtle unearthed the
skeletonot a human being. it was in a
good state of preservation. and he reliur
sad it near hivhome. It is supposed to
bavs been the remains of a Revolutionary
born or so Indian.
Aaron lit-evens caught a stripul bas-
yrsu-rday that weighed twcntrelglit
pounds.
J. B. Rey-cud is building soother
mkspoodscarhispmentone.
BdwlnL Talus has been granted an
originalpensiou;
bomnll
The yacht Its-r. a! flaw York, owned
by Worn Brothers, arrived in this
harbor Sunday morning. utter a very
w pans” thmlhttnsouuil. Off
Hemp-ad harbor s new roundhottoui
sarcasm-mam.
Dr W.C.wauson.souof0r.
W, at the Sinai-rs“ Home. is
about to «more trout in, Cass-n to
swims. 0.. amucllwbs-
ihgmnlmntd” health.
In Vrlilsy night's mat-rm maple...
was blown down between fit. We
err-rel: and tits yams-n. A was is
Daniel We you. a short distance
Comstock
MINDLED MANY BANKS.
Ir. White. low I- I. In W
muwuua run-urn.
Barron, 0st. l'l.—-’l’he timid says that
snlndletmt. warraotls in the Mot
the police for the arrest of George B.
Wkltaot flaudflannh-um,who
sun motlrhas WM *- 30-M-
William S. White & Co Mr. White is
accused ol obtaining money unthr full-s
Iron-i a dam diluent banks in
this dry; the claim being made that he so
cured About film“).
It iaalso alleged that New York. W
dolphia and l’ittsburg institutions are an:
about “Militia! «mum nt his peculiar
mmmsrcinl ll‘lllxutiioua, but in those
cities no criminal il'il'dlcfltiOl'l has been
commenced,» iii the ease in Known. A
requisition has also been) issued for W bite,
whole supposed tobeut present sumeiv. mm
in Pennsylvania
Hr Wth covered his transactions with
somauy” complications that it is diflnult
to see just what the lowers. almost ex-
clusively banks. are going to do about it.
They secured the warrant for his arrest, cl-
leging that he talsely reported his assets
when be secured the money. At one tints
Its said his concern bad 11‘0“ at about
01,300.01). with liabilities of less than m.-
All that has been found that far. how.
ever. would not makers check of the firm
good (“0100.1“), and that is covered about
four times over by debts. The exact
amount of the indebtedness cannot be u-
remained be"; It is prohnbll that about
m1“) is the net amount due the banks.
of the Horton bunks only one has any so»
curlty to amount to anything. The other:
have a low water and electric company
stocks but they are regarded by financiers
Is practically valueless.
WRECKED BY DYNAMITE.
w...—
Ihs “’ell Diners Who (stand the la-
ploslcu Blown to Pine”.
l-Zsiimros, ills. Oct. i7.“de entire
business portion of Emingtou was wrecked
by a premature explosion of dynamite.
Five people were killed and tirelnjnred.
two of whom cannot live. The killed arr:
Jamen Cornwell of Dwight. Ilia,
employ of llyrr llrothrrs; Chris Eyer o!
the firm of Eyer Brother-i. pfllfttfiriilillfll well
digger ol Dwight. Illa; Fred Eyer. ()lrisy.
cousin of llyer Brothers; I'Iyrr. Din-y,
also a cousin; 8. E. Flower, Emiogton, a
spectator.
The injured are; John Brown, cannot
live; John Kennuly, Chris Shem. cannot
live: James Wyllie. Willism Wyllir. allot
Emington. Others received bruises by the
awful shock. but these are the only ones
serioualy injured.
The two Wyllies were digging a well,
lid to further their work they filled a gas
pipe ‘2 feet long and 1?, inches in diameter
with dynamite. and were tapping it when
it elplniled. throwing the men and landing
them over 50 (set. from the spot. where they
were working. The i-Iyera and l‘ornwrll
were mangled in such a manner that iden-
tification was lll‘lllflht-ihii‘.
Huts, shoes and pin c» of doth ware scat-
tered around the htl'itl.‘ iii illlli vicinity.
Eirry window light in town was shutterul
hy the shock. and Mom and inmilt‘iifi.‘
near the RPM“! were riiimiderably injured
The town mun iillr-il ivitb Clll'lufh people
attracted by (hr shock. which tr-u (ri? at a
distance of live mill-w.
”null.- Mimi-rims at llnvrrhill.
HA\ iziiuiLL. Mus-i int. l7. -- Judge l'arr
court. in which he «Inizireil thitt «luring the
past few months. llllti cum cinily mi Monday
mornings. the persons t'l‘w'xul with drunk-
ennrmc notuiily tilli-iithc duck, but crowded
the space TPMSIVr'il for lawyers and u liw
trim. The jllii‘..’""~ declaration iv.” iii if
liquor stun-s nfl’ responsible for the iii-gi-
iiirrrhiw iii l‘l’iilli‘. 'I‘lir avenue monthly
lirri'sts ‘lllL‘t: lint l have been '50. or 3.00"
a year. equal to one for every time at the
pviplliillinll. “viii-Yo“ to be the iiil'gi‘si ratio
of any city in the United Stall-u,
’I’ritln Iiihbera outwith“.
l'lilt ..U.u (lit. 17 ,\.n ottiriiipt to, hold
iipiinil ruli i f.-t. l ii.iti| flmfl .\: v in
(bet liluiui- iii lvinn oi ”W i iiii 4.: ~ .\lil~
wuiikei niii hi I’ilil lil‘hi Jiiw' ii: n. :f
Unit till-n slalom. “ll-u luilml by the Ilim‘h
no» of :i ytlllli'l night :eleuruph ript‘rulw‘
He saw nil-ii \i ith it [Hi lantern iiml tel»
graphed. \ hot car lull of will . \vm
sent iii.“ ii In” the rtiblx rs escaped.
A Penneylvalla 'l’mvn‘laolly Scorched.
l'h‘iuM‘iiWV. i'it. ”rt. 17.». Fslrchann
wits iinitul by the mom destrurtlve lireln
its history in entire block was biirnril.
unit the mine of tin properly ileflruyril bi
placed it! Friar“ ”ill. town him no water
win-kit. hurl it mu only by the greatest r!
fort:- that the mike plnceirmprevsnlrd
from burning.
International Pivot latch leg-a.
Ni“ inl. ti. Hit. ii The [Witt interim
tim. iil punt (“till-iii. in tween John [toilette
champion of firm! ililtulu at my ritrnialpmil
null Alfredo «is! Urn, ithltflplrm 0‘ ll.
world at tiiiitiiitiuun pool. opened at Mari.
son bums; v. i‘nncst‘t hull.
New outlet for the lacuna-Its.
WALitsiiviiua. ilnl., Uni, l: llirssii
WnikrrJhe iiiiliiiiimirriiisllllt'r. In“ [rapid
thi- lmiiiluii and Port Manley mllnwlsurl
will continue it. to lliiflitlo. mulling itlhr
mam-n connection of the 'AC‘DHW'HIM
triad
Duow Volta/wow the m. H- I'm”
Mosul l...iiis N. Y. Oct. l‘lw'l'ks
.UHWMMMI. greats st wltirliitnl‘nt til the m hilt
'l’l'lt'Il. Many houses and ham were
"" °‘ “h "d “"7 m ” blown dim sum. which followed. rm
rumours of straw-mu.
stitcpsm.!lstsrday afternoon,
waswvllsttadvdssdqaitarueonstul.
Inn-sis Wurlmfllmoafliilmiii
Mummdsydnmpssy will
Mudglabs'ssdmfllewvorhter
th'srlflhlr.
“Pandemonium
mhmm lives»
muss—nit witbkkfshtlylsa
shortlist.
”shim“...
Inflatables-d Mutilati-
”maul-mph. lib-slag
‘uhfiktfiafipfl
WW , ,
creel the mountains
husk!" WI dill; Via.
humour (let. i. “The nruolilynsirua
tbcf-niiili name from the New Yorksfl
[or the lvtiil baseball MM
hole a M coil-
Luisa-ins up, tier :14» hymn
llyrle Pink. one at the beat 9-me
this year. was stolen fro- kis paddock at
the hints farm use this city
film-Inuit“
crimson. 0st. fluA m at the
Antitrust Atomistic. silks Halted Star-i
mhpMuttuWIl-utom
romantics.
Mum has. it. no». mus-n
mum suits Isms-Iota?
that”:
thalarxe Pennsylvania tannery firm at .
in the -
trr made it ilrasiir sprawl: in the police 4
mists-m pills lll‘. ii thus captured throttle .
Youman.
Brothers’,
Store Open Every Evening Until 8:00 O'clock.
’LOOKII
We
READ!
—”————
c. u. Harvey, the old estab.
lished shoe dealer, owing to fail-
ing health intends to
Close Out
Ill8 EITIIE
BUSINESS
I Will Sell My En-
tire STOCK at the
LOWEST PRICES In
Town.
: —BEGINNING—— : —
Saturday. August 26th.
in :toiiiiiiiiiiit mini
lilllllS ill on
Slllll.
ll. II. HARVEY.
lilillTil llllli STllEET.
SOUTH llllllilllLli.
man ganglionic
Pure Cider Vinegar.
i yea: old; low price
Small Pickling unions
are a favorite with the road
house wife. We have them both
\‘VHITE AND RED.
~_-4o'
litter lemurs.
Sim Poms.
Birgit lliioi.
lemons.
go manic-00d Sugar
' FUR
Pickling and Preserving
and other purposes
$l .oo $l. oo
Ililiblelillomstiiti
ll rant Illl sitter.
’*”i'.airv.is-;r:rii.n."
’17-“. m m.
m railroad roars! trip. Actually and
mm,rumumr.nmm.
Oran. rural. Wmdimmm
larder-allure. rethink. vie. DELA-
wan. MAWMA A WW II.
I. m vii-tunic trains. Winn with
Ila I19!" omr surname-gas
MM lickin- W.thore
wwwnlflafitflel
runs-swam. Ln. sir-cs the arm
mammmmn
“WWI-“t... to”.
lurid-throats". out n smaller“
”within.” Militias-mile
“.mmwwmmm.
was.“ mummdmlsrsot
humus—isms:
I. I. Mr. Imprint.
Marcela-tat
Emma-museum“
BRENNRN’S
t Restart rant,
Hatters.
limitiii Btu, lithium and ili’IiFi
if You Want
Style, in, liuitliility and Vang
WEAR
Meyer’ 5 Perfect Fitting Glov'
Amcrlcan Manufacture.
All. MEIEB’ 8 GLOVES HAVE THE PITEIIT FASTENERS;
$l .00 Per Pair.
Store Open at 6:80 In the Morningr~
s—m
lOO lbs Good American Mixed Candies, Sc per pound, or two
This price holds good for Saturday, Monday
(2) pounds for 15c.
TO
THE
and Tuesday, only. Best Peanut Taffy, 14c per pound.
25Dfl‘erent Styles of Fancy Black Plaid and stripe Dress
Goods. full ll yds. wide; price. 38. cts. per yard. The actual value
of these goods, 50c per yard
Do not forgtt our Millinery Department when you are look-
ing for your Fall Hats.
10' doz Parlor Brooms,
And just for Saturday and \IonduV,
Dinner Salts, $5.5m oath.
li‘ic each.
:10 10o pc EnglishChina
Special reduction this week on new styles and shapes in
Green Glass Ware.
50 Fancy Colored Syrup
For this week a few Special
On p, live each.
Leaders in our Handkerchiefs.
They will be extra cheap; you wont to look at them.
George Vanllsiyne
83 Washington Street.
Go to Theodore Olsen’s
-SECI l.\' D
Proptiemi
SALE OF—
Ladies’. Missses' Men’s and Boy‘s Shoes.
oltl pr. Ladii-s' Turn aiiill
2.00.
”‘0 pr Ladies" lip Shoo: ()pi'ru (illii (‘. 5., worth
32.0“
273 pr. ilissos' Kid,
$1.25
Sprint: Heel Shoes, worth $2.00,
illllil Welt Shoes, worth $4 50, at
81 50 at
at
11:5 pr. Child's Kid, Spring iii-cl Shoes. sizes 5 to 8, worth
$1.25, at 251‘.
if.” pr. Men's (Jail have Show, worth $2.50, at $1.25.
2“ pr. Boy’s liiiiiil Smwil Shoes, sizes ll to 1:), worth $2.59, at
$1.55.
Theodore Olsen
8| Washington Street. South lliitva‘li.
EVENING SCHOOL.
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oil out atomic.
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REMOVED ‘
in lit. 5 Railroad Pilot.
l n. .hst‘l‘iltt with lam! Iil'liiwfm'ill-
twill :09!“ iii continue his star vim-ii to
mirror the bindmcounnunltr liiiilnr‘k of his
i in lnsiirame
1“ d wmng“: limits coalitions: Grills”
fiscalli Nor-walk
till lSSESSllll'S llllilci.
View vs notice louil mug and cm».
ct" cg titres nihs i ll; of
hut-mu s t v) Watermhlmiby aw.
er of ll mm.
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visited. on
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in u antiW truth tibial.“ on
to his Arum
svil M sin-st.
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their “but”
One Thousand
AND»
KEGS.
it?
FOR SALE,
“AT...
Biiil'lll iiillliilill PRICES
IAYMONI BROS.
SOUTH NGRWALK.
to... so .
All kill” it
unmet wv.’
Cider Barrels
v
Paper,
IT THE ‘
.I. T. Prowm company.
. illilElls Fflll A ‘ ,
Painting and Paper Hanging
Call and Examine the
Fine Stock of Wall
THE rOFFER 0F
Columbian Souvenirs
Will soon be withdrawn by
Photographer Nonli.
Take advantage or this nae October wash-
er and sit for a
D02. Photographs
to have them ready for
Christmas Gifts.
and you will get this
Beautiful Souvenir.
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nclen
ESTATE.
Special Sale
-. ._op__.._
LOTS
”AT—-
tflard Pan Prices
5 "°"’§§’ni&“...., $300
5 “skittish... $250
5 feet flElimination, $2nn
Those lots are within 5 minutes
walk of the W
‘ ’ Station and Post om,
W and but slow mluutsr’
3‘ walk of the principal
shops in town.
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Taylorlliii
Will Receive ,, Prompt Attention.
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Norwalk Chronicler