.III. I‘MWI BI Spear, thewoilélrnuwn temper
STURTEVANT’S BARGAIN HOUSES,
SOUTH
NORTH
MAIN
lo Piece ‘f‘ollet Sets. Elegantly Decorated. $3 50.
56 Piece Tea Sets. Newest Styles. $4. 75.
WW
”2 Place combination Dinner and Tea Sets.
Decorations. $l0. 50.
AND AN}: groom‘s,
Handsome
NORWALK.
Special Sale
Underwear,
. 35c and 38c.
(reo3
Gemstoek Brothers lilothrers and F
spun seems lilSlliDllll
WILL-KNOWN ‘I‘EIPEIIANCE ADVO-
CATE IN SOUTH NORWALK.
lb Opening lull-5 In the First Metho-
Jlll Church. lull light. Foralhldowl n
(MI, campaign—«Illty-l’lve Per-
ulrllgn the Pledge and Dan the (line
mndvocnte, began in South Norwnilr,
Int night, what promises to ban very
. Wulweek’n worlr for the cause of
temperance. The First methodlst Epis
oopnl chur-:,h where the meetings are
heldnrae well filled with people. The
singing was led by the choir and was an
interesting feature of the service. The
opening exercises were conducted by Rev.
H. E. Barnes. pastor of the church.
Mr. Spear has a very pleasing prtsence,
and although suffering from :1 severe
hoarseness, which made it very painful
for him to talk. his address was of a very
eloquent and instructive character.
Mr. Spear’s arguments were very clear-
ly and convincingly given, and one
could not help but being in sympathy
with him and his worlr. His address
was interspersed with wit and pleasing
anecdotes and was made intensely inter:
eating, the nudience giving the closest utv
tion throughout. His earnest appeal at
the close for those present to sign the
pledge and put on the blue IIibbon.waa rc-
sponded to by fifty-fire people, waich is
considered an excellent start and mani-
festo the deepintereat taken in the cause.
The meeting last nIght was for the
P079039. mainly, to organize and forum
late neentiment favorable to the work
among the best element of the com-
munity. Mr. Spear conducts his cam»
paigns on the broad ground of “illitllcc
toward none with charity for all," h;-
lieving that. kindneé’s will win in the end.
While he does not claim that it is the
only method 0! making converts, he
holds that it Is one that has everywhere
incl. with great success. The work is
nndenorninntionai and everybody is
warmly welcomed at the meetings.
It is Hr. Spenr’a custom to hold meet-
ings in the factories for ten or fifteen
minutes during the noon hour, and this
conrne will probably be pursued here if
be con obtn'. the consent of the manu-
hctnlen. Mr. Spear also visits the en-
loom and invites the proprietors and ba-
hitnee to attend his meetings. He said
thh morning that he would probably
make such a visit in South Norwnlk on
Thursday.
Following is the pledge tho wearers of
the blue ribbon are asked to sign. It is
printed on cards in blue ink:
'z'I‘Wllh' not. ‘l‘b'v'rlr'd net's; 'II'II'II'I' donut; ’z‘
’ for All." I
l, the undersigned—7d: “Izmir my Word
an 0110?. .
' GOD HELPING 6,)”: :
: ToAhet-ln from ALI intoxicating Lllmnre :
' oBerengeand that I will by nil .
”Runnable Means, Encourugomh-
ere to Abstnln.
The meeting to-night will commemor-
nt 7:45 o'clock and there will no doubt
he a crowded house.
RIVERS AND H ARBURS.
Minutes for Improvements in Continui-
ont, but None for Nervrnllr,
The following estimates for continuing
rim and hnrlpr improvements in Con—
necticut during the fiscal year ending
June N. 1896. ore eubmltwi by Bigndier.
Genoa] Thomas '1‘. Casey.
Improvement of Connecticut river,
end of rivers end harbors in (.‘onnvctlcut
end New York. tributnry to Long island
Sound. on southern shore of Long island:
more: river, Connecticut, to cum-
pletr. 000,000; for year. $50,000.
Wheelie“ liver below Hartford, to
complete, 0110.000; for year, ”0,000
”other of Refuge, Duel: Iiorlm,
Clem. to complete. “Wm year,
meow.
New Haven harbor. to complete in
"I “enm-
Bra-km» New Haven, Com. to
W, $1,041,104: for your. 8600.000.
Mic river, connections, tor
you, $112,000; to complete. "00,000
I harbor. to complete in
tit-W300.
Word hubor. atonement, to com.
. MI 0100.600; tor you. 060.000.
”BIKE HIM. 15 ALL RIGHT.
film W I» ltd-outlived by
7 lawman. Intent.
Ill W meteor Iver seen to fell
(fit M havens just at 9
ram ill-tend of descending
x!“ direction.” is usually the
“It!” fell in nprrpendloulu
0min Bridgeport. roy- ttw Mormng
M “may fall in the neighbor
kind of Bach’s woods on the Monroe
deed. lien in Korean: it seemed to
“Mt mod: the denture at Spring
and MWEL expected who
Whetronicletndny thlt tbnt com.
“I lldd either been demolished or
WAN the em up milling
m
”in We! on about two test In
W but emupdrm
“he" Milne Would turret
first!» one! “night white
hm wherein intense
' m-
um no IIAIITINITI.
Nurwnlk Noted lIy‘Wuy of the
American flatter.
Hurting in South Norwnlk for the
month has improved very much, though
not as brisk no it was through September.
The fact, however, that dealers have
felt their way along and bought light is
a fair ind icutiun that they will duplicate
from wool; to melt up to the tint-5 they
begin to think about ordering
for Spring.
Croiut & KnIIpp’II business tlll'«;ugll
September was double that of svpllflllbtl‘
a year ago, llllrl OctObeI' busquSit lliili
ire-pt. up very nicely. The Collins It:
Fairbanks stiff but. has been the hcet
selling hat that the: firm over issued.
ho Voile Hut company par-
ticulurly busy on Kim Harrington but
through September mid October, and
they have been very much pleuoul with
the “33' orders llitt‘u been coming in.
They have received 11 large numb r of
orders from new wanting
this special alupu. and many compli-
mcntaryletterar. -‘ V
Raymond d; Cornstnrk brave llil‘l buy
times in their inctrry for the putt two
montlII. with good l»;‘~:_-;.“~p It: or II cou
tInunanI- up to told I out or. ’l‘lufr
goods are llr' .Imiu: l. lil‘l‘ kI. um i .IclI
sunsun and tin- mucous of (in it. I‘l' l‘.
products is fully 9.55qu d.
John L'». ll'lli'lll & L‘II. some t». l :m)
tint llttlvdull bum-.5.- II. llIt‘li‘f.."tOl’y.
Their customers are ecnztorrd IIll Iver
the United StItos, which Itsaurm then: of
nearly uniform “Ir-Ii; tl:r1;u gllw
year.
W. ii. liIIbe-li untangle Ir) Iit‘l‘ll tin?
potboilinuxbiut llll Ibo tIntI. III liner
thcl :1‘ttlo5: Iwm tube in no". ‘.ir. liIIlI-
bell makes :1 first-1:1 I'vtI'IlIlv 3r..ly,
and limo trimlI:I\1:II-I.'I-II~».II tlIcIII -.‘.‘.le.
utorv
The.
South
\‘I' rl‘u
curl: ”1101’s
.. -;
.t. ...I‘
Ml,
nth MII‘Hilkll trump»
I}‘ have
astondy run of UM mt I: .IlII '. Jr by
their goal. and can generallyrincI‘IIl
upon a certain amount of buaIi II Mr.
Bush [Lop-1 :IftIII' t‘lJblUlili'l‘d i. 15; of the
time, illltl H wry papulm‘ with 13: - li‘Il'lt"
Tho Aduzm Broth. r5 Manufacturing
company lIIIvo been bums; thoir share
of tbo gond things in tho way of orders.
The burning; of the Work»: If Martin
Bates, Jr., .3: CA. is n grmt hm to South
Norwnlk. Tho own: l' of “W lil'l fzuIlory
hits already given out l‘lflllil II; to
build, hull promin in bars I'. l.‘ ..I :tIIIIy
comple ital tilbiu hlfily «luv-IQ 1 III. ‘l be
It lunch lam;- nui lllrIl- " .
wry, :u:<l t'uI- llrut Mil :-
furs 3.1.3:: mrlyrluiv.
Jusnph .l. .‘ :IZ
“N
l“rilllI!i‘I
‘.':llll-‘ Iii.
,‘l Puts. lI'Il
H‘itrltltl in cutting lI.It:I.rn'
forming unrlr.
:1 L'III'_; ;: mi
Elli: .ml in
lliI-I l‘t‘ltlll'rllii‘nl f-III uni-
form quality i.: rust-cue.
()tto lllrllwl null A. H drum . lil'r‘ llllV
lug their lull slIIII'I‘ of mu... . 5.
John (.7. WIls In bpm‘ two works at.
the \Yorl-l's lI‘IIIr.
Mr. KcIIIIriI-lr, mzm at \l'.
liubbell’s fIL‘tI ry, lIzH fully
from his eaIItIro .‘Ilf‘lillr‘n' ~.
The storage lIou m for lli‘ ( l. IItIIIr II:II'.~.
which is within n short dianucc from
llubbull‘s factory, look» to :1 I .trnngvrliku
n IIIquI- shop and port I t,‘ llubbcll
worlm.
Capt. K-IyqurtlI. of lllt‘ fur-ht Fiddler,
intendsIIlIIIllI‘IIgiI.Ig tin: }:IIIlI! \‘igil‘ult.
There must luv mme ;, : ul ‘I‘. in IIIIm-II :II
the John C. \VIlI In 6; I‘m. literary. judg-
ing {rum Llil‘ ll‘l'llllt‘i‘ of big ll'urll bicycle
capI won; by [in rI'IrlIIrsI
(I: do!
ll.
m- »\ 0:011
..
SJ:
il:\l.l.l)ll'l.'lIIN. '
A Festival Omani—uh \llIlIIll llrl Inn Slot-e
I'Itrilt'lllnlly in llw 'III III, .
Tomi: in will ll: Hull or 'm. ~:.l lllI‘
fetlvul \Illl ill“ (I- l- lIIIItI l .IitlIIIllthc
old tint . festivity. lt‘ III... of 1b“ incliw
uccfllloun “in: [I b -i.III~.: lll'lls‘ l"ld‘t'llllly
to the young. so)» it ert-Ir in Ilw New
“1179“I’flllfllllflnl.lllougltlll“ill'llr‘h' IlMI'
us :1 rule catch the iIIIIplrsItiruI II! the
occasion. hil’l liilit' it Its II llllII‘ when
youth IImljrlllty. with its “quip." uurl
“cranks.“rhullb: vujoyml by oil. ’l'III-
origin of the p IcIIlirtr lwiiufo and super.
ntitimrn uttIII-lwrl In Hullvnw‘un iwhrnurl-
ed in InyI-tory, but it in lltllltt vermin that.
long before lIII'IH llll‘ll'lllfllir'."Il ii‘t?
"night ("I which witnlIM, IlII‘ilII Lilli
other lfllll‘llll‘rrlIllklllg lu'lllwa own oil
alumni ull tin-if lutII-IfIIl lllltlllltt'll.
rounda." llll.‘ lamina and tho lmltllt'! look-
ed forward in linilowv'vn no Ilrolirtw
when they should r-IIIIImIlrltlIc tuition
about momrnwuuquminm.
The Scotch insole WM not the first
nor the lost fnir timid to try to induce
the fairies to unfold to lil'l‘ thr- toys:
tericnnf the luturuuml round to her
the llltltl‘? of her future rpwuuo. And
if the young ladies who IIIroml lllltfll'll‘
log school» on: to ho lflkt'll 1m nutl’mr:
lty.tlIu liliilit'll (If the. ulucrrmth (It-II
tury and"! this, the lIlllI'l‘ pm, of It.
have not outgrown the «up: relrltono
of their grnottgmud «mum-I. and to roam
mom than one romantic mine or nixtrcu
will mud Intern the mirror ml at»
iI-nlly cut rm apple, all the «II-hilt: wotulr
log to we lwr future lord and "ulster
nppmr inside her
., ,.. u.....,....
Slut, n homelh flan from Robbery.
0mm film, one of tho vampire; who
live by their pllferlngs from rlrunlom
strangers. ear mm by (thirst- Finnegan
to how. a men from Now-slit in tow and
headed for Wetter elm“ lmtnlght. Fill?
organ stopped the “ringer and tab 1 him
when he might unmet til.» went with
Blue This amend Rte» and he turned
on the policeman with t1 mmutoldhm
He was put under arrest end fought
nwlydittnmrem teeters. or
would. ,.
THE , BODY lDEilTlFlED.
IT WAS JAMES CUSTIGAN Will)
"Viv-5' KILLED BY THE CARS,
no WM II Laborer Employed It the Sol-
Illern' Home at Norman, and had Just
Returned lI'romn Visit. to Bridgeport-
Nolivldrmm of You] l’lIAr.
~II’i-‘bo nmn II found . droid “on IIhnI ( ‘orI Sv‘lll
dated railroad track curly yesterday
morning. “as identified last lIlglel by
,‘Ionslabio Siluuel Ire-loud. tllII’l .lvscph
Some”. us Jami-5 Costigon.
(,lostrgnn had boarded for the past six
months with Mr. Suzuers‘ motlur, Mm.
Mary A. Sutton, at the. lower end of
Bouton street, Sprintuvood. llc frlrmer-
ly lived in lil'lllgq’nl‘l, and the story is
that, getting out of work, be loft his
watch with hislnnriludy in that city as
security for his board bill, and warm: to
South Xurwullr. work
as 4 Johnny: on tho. four tracking hp Im-
tiIIII-I ut Rowuyton, and inter lm the
new addition to the hospital at the fill:
dicrs‘ Home in Nomton. Having; mvod
II. iittln money he went t) Ilri'lachurt
Friday evening, win-re bu poi l ill" band
but lillll redeemed hie which.
Not much is known about the Inuit :It
lire. t-tunero', and it is not kIu‘mu tlmt
he bud any re lutivos. it was though t,
rde, bI' Dr. Burke, that the-re
might have been foul plav' In connection
§\ltll Costigens death, as there was II
story afloat that he had been in n IpIIIrrt-l
With somcltnlians before leaving loony-
mn, and that one of them had threatened
to do him injury.
Coroner Dulw. who war: in South
Norwnlk ugnin this morning, thinks. (VIS-
tiguuwua killed by it train. Tl!” body
will prnbthly be buried from Undertaker
(11211., »:I_\I'.~' l'thllll‘S to-IIII‘IrrI’II’I‘
llcr'o ill‘ .5.-LIIIroIl
lb l'.-}li .l‘I‘l' iii 'l l‘hi‘aillt
X‘Iu .I‘I~ nt' thin“! |vl llll‘
People of Summit.
It bu.» but Homily been IIIII..IIIIII~:.l
that the happy duo, ilemhnw :llEIl ’i‘IIn
Brooch. who have so lung lIIIIn ther laugh
provokcrs in thut clover “The
Nltboln,"lmrerlvci'iml to give up fIIrCo
comedy :Ind unto: tho llcld 1i I-IIIIIIU
opIIrII. .‘~'.III-h iI. the one". An ll LEI‘I-iy
l.-‘.\' 5‘;ij (It been IIiIII-I-II by
:.:I'lI»»I' 4' rim 3th «pom IIlIiIIlI‘
l‘.:,-.-(;.Il:u:
skit,
lmI-I lin-
.IIh
1 it this l-_tllll,:il‘.vl light ‘tIItll
11on will girwupth i'IIrclIrIIl 51;; it
my 111: intent ;IIII l‘ Janna l.. L: l ‘1". 1'.
thin III.III:I;.,1)I, to tire thv urw ,II’.
this I :LIIIn, but muzuxvrs wb . bud "'l‘lI»
.\';.l..=.l‘.:" booked clonI-‘Ircd fu‘ lltw [nor-
itn :III.'I It was decided to giro .. l'IIv: tIfww
Nubia-I" uguin this IIIIIt5‘III. 'l'n. Imm-
pmy, lII-n-lcl by this» clever 11:11pm is
5:111 ‘..I lu‘ t‘Xll'_‘l;lIl(I' ..I'.I7I,: :IIIIl "IIfl
lull tin“ -l uni in III:I’.;I‘.I<I . tho 2'. r; int.» 5.:
.I\*:I:!Iin.I nu Ibo mnu‘dy Stage, Km;
.IiI'I‘lll‘l'y. new custuzueu, Low music. and
um: 1~II5IIIIl-i::-5I:I'r- givtn. Sir. lionehnw
KIpp-IIru in u III-Iv f‘lllll‘ilf‘ll‘r, “lllxl- ‘lr.
Hill. the I‘t‘JElI.‘l' of The N IIIII .\ ill ,9. . bu-
m'ittvu in tepé't‘itlly lit. The piur i.~I
from the .«umt: port that \l'l'Ull‘ “All IrIiI"
fnr lliXI-y. :llltl if lli',‘ llztppy lbw Iii llll,‘
tIItllIvvr lift?" loun j,l\'1 :I {no r.Cll|ll‘ u
parlour-move truly x-lewtrd that “ill
Dir-no:- “The .‘Ililli.\rtlIit‘tI.-I of Fun." In
llIIII5lI. .. .IIIriTm llrumk :arI IIuI‘ l‘lill‘ll
how in NI - pIIt wade II in [‘1‘ l ut lll‘ ill in
TL I :Ibube .md it is prtdit t all th: It"'llw
Nu" Zx'nlruim" Will plow M. II II KI‘I‘tlllIr
“IlllQll'r. 'i'lII‘y I'Iill IIppIIar I'll .‘lllnll‘ Hull.
L. lliql l.
52‘ Ill lIIl'l‘t'll W ii 551' Ill ilI‘Il'i'
‘.--IIIII;,-, luxury In ttqulp the Home llirI:
rmul with lilrrlrlcily.
(‘Ivil E‘Z‘l‘filll‘l‘l‘ Albert lllll null II tori-II
of .. «intents commenced surveying \‘v'IIIt
rm 121er und \‘I‘nll Hll'l't‘l.llllrl morning,
for I1 lliyhlll. oi the double trIIciIe which
tlIII Nnrwulk lloreo llnllrond IIIIIIIpIIny
lll'upmt‘ lu pill. down in lllr‘ spring when
lb: y equip llm rnml with tnlrIr-trlI-ity, M
(but tinw tho road will lll‘ l‘llllt‘r ly to
l‘qlllllpml.
'i‘lIn FlIWl'i \IIlIlcirIIrIr: to “fill the Imus
tlIiII winter lIIIvII boon unit-red. and will
pr..l:.dd_y bu in pueitiutt this “II-11h. llubs
lm pmln one also lwlrm pl Irv-Ii on tho tron
slIIpIIIl‘lhu mm. to prevent [Lilfiiot‘jlljlfl‘ll
from slipping and injuring tltcrmleI-I.
lrI tlm IIllloe some ultmtgmr‘ll'ucr ed by
the new management are Imtlconble.
W. l-'. .‘lr'lun. the. Hilarious mortuary. he:
made vt-vcrnl llllfilllgf'fl in thueystmn of
lIJolr-ltcvpiug. An entire nuw not of
Rllt‘t‘lillly rule-l lII-Ioim, trotttn upfor the
Indium of the lrrrmp'ltly. arrived this
morning.
5mm f'hrlotlnn I: mlmmrurs.
Tllt'l‘itltlill‘tlllVI’lllimwtl' lbs- I. lnietinu
llmlctwnr societies own. in IllrIdgnport
to (toy and large number of maple from
Nowell; will attend. nearly all going
over on the 0:533 train. The evening mar-
vic-s iu the armory on Mull: street opens
at 7:00n‘clocl with II praise service. The
principal feature will he the hit: chorus
under the direction of E. I. lint-one. it
will have the assistance of Min min
Sterling at, the piano. lit-II W. 5 floor:
Ill. them-grin and A. E. Clerk to thin the
general melody with the comet. For
special metric time will he the Princetnh
quart-cud. misled by Mills How. of line
too. II ouruetistoi unusual ability. Ad-
drsreenwill hsgiren by Her. I}. W. lllwr
tnu, at Birmingham; liter. 3. K. Young,
New We Kiev. 3.11 Jansen. hoot.
ville: hw- IRS. 3m. We it“.
B. W. dimmed. handout, H. Y.
(A Very lilaugrceubln tidbit. which Illa
New Yorker indulge» to tho lislrnlne.
Very few people In Itrhzo how utter
ly stupid and llllllllvl‘l’rltlllg to an
outsidcris the almost universal habit
of “talking slIovILtluIt is, keeping
the conversation III channcla of ex-
cluslvely individual interest. Now
York people copulhllll’ttl'CHHIXtt to
consider then lOl'fll interests puru-
mount, and who III: ‘I"l itru' from any
other city urhnvmw who is not in
their “not happens to be mummy,
them they ulmrmt I'uvzuinbly ignore
thorn and talk “owr their lit-mils," as
it were, leaving their unfortunate
guest to glcuuwhut muuscmont be
m“ slIr- can from lllU purclv personal
talk much 1.5 not in tho lonsl inter
uliug to an outsider
This t‘l’llll ism ismm'c applicable to
thlllt’ll than to uwu and is. portion:
liil'ly noticeable ill the fashionable
5M. Murrullur: lilll‘l‘t‘nltl :qu untu-
III’Illy broader ltllll' mort- cosmopoli-
tan, and men‘s full; lllI'l'l.‘ftll'ttthUt
so l'll‘l‘lilllfir‘l‘lllt'll.“ But, WUL' in: to the
Fll‘illlglfl' who find... llt‘l‘rt‘lf left In the
louder lllt‘l't‘lr'élil (I fashionable bit
of Women in Xow York. She is
simplyunrl l'lilll'l‘ly ”out of it" Ind.
in all; no in ucr‘mrd the IIIIII. in; ti?
lllll'tllllt"ullilitlt‘llllI’lL'iliillllI 'lhi
liul .III iIIIIIgiquy l‘ltililfU to bring
against New York \Vltlill’ll. by the
way. It is II “N” known l'II-It and
one that. LIL: l’ru‘pIIIIIly b13111 mm:
IIIIIIItvd upon
L055 rudv perhaps. but quite I15
boring to am IIIIIsidIIII. iI- tin: di5pn>r
lion to"t;‘.ll; :lpr" in IlII- way IIi'
I:I'-III';IIII5. «luldrn n and \.IIIlII’.I_~ Ullli II
Ihuurql. 11:41:. In on the: l on t of hi. Id
bonrtr d IIIulIIgnIII \l‘ll‘ II uubl not in:
tin: \\"(vll4l lllltllll :zrutlll :I I
gum-I or II. \i- -iIIIII. lint \IlIu 1.1mm:
l'auucy that .my utlIcrI-ubjwt ill“ be
5.: iIIIrI'ILaiIugt :I..~= Ilutu" rr‘l‘l‘illll<‘ tic-
llllllilIIllI‘lI,‘>v (1' th. lr rIbllIlI'I-II'5 iii-
ltt‘b‘film: \‘I'iIII! 1'..II lotus-1‘0 lirwuu‘tn
to on curable-r than to lbw suddenly
IlruppIIIi um.» :I cmuutuulty Wllu have
some (‘Hlllllllill iIuIII'IIst in which in; is
tumlh ‘ IIIIIIItt’I'Ic-~11Irl.W-IIIII' Itll
H1! ll v (on .5 ..HI I all ,I..IIl it NL‘lllS
m min: l I» think that “but till
surbe U25 rlitlllltl interest others that
it it} hard for usto l'i‘illth' that we
.‘J.1vI~',!5lUllSltI‘l~I ill Ft'lllh‘ll :IIIIl
lll‘t"].'
3.. III New Yuri; Tribune.
II. EII~ £111 15:: \quth
lwu-l-I llrl‘ ii'Il \‘v vrlh 1M
1,». Mat l‘IlIII‘ Iwrlb
h um
II is man-rig north the
New llllJ. ~ no (In;
IIIl;
> IIIIt- IiIIuanuI I-‘llltl IIIIlIcp \ll b1 Idrr:
burnollr: .0. Mill lIl. \ II1- III IIyIuIII hillsuuslnl;
-- ”Hi Kill l“ u': l“ll\t In-lly out III‘ ord- r
~ l1.n.~.1~. Lit) Journal.
IIIl ~IIII.~ \w ill:) l’l l‘t‘ trust—
Mllllrwry “only.
i". llllli‘l' lulr’t Lu s on» novel.
Moire, ribl) In is populur in l'uru.
Ilrt butiorllbo :ll’t‘ wry populur
Fur trimming will :1 till i»: in usv.
.llpimI5 arr llI-it 11 b} ' lIlI‘yI Iv rid or.“
U I; ll fuztllIII I~ “ill b usul throwin-
leledwlriult pompous llrl‘ wry pop
lllftl‘.
Satin antique is in fuvur for trimming
hub.
\ vital and mum l'u51‘16 am usr ti on full
huts.
llttrinh pltllnm lll‘o very
WIIt‘ll.
llrrIITIZII l’IIml satin ribbom urn in grout
demand.
Minmv win-t l3 tho lutcel (army in
lllhl. llllII.
Satin covered
novelties.
“idol: turd whit"
mint: burn.
Sneiu rr-m'u with Hll‘ll. lilil l~il pwpw
lnr sailor but.
little with IIIIIlbr mu! 1‘ IllIII'n tn umtrb
urn lb" turn-st. "
The lIIluIIlu svrIu-I to b.- I'IIry pnpzrlur
for it nttllmll hut.
\ wins on Idmppinrz till‘l Efll\‘ltll'li: hm
urn irnpu'ntly mm.
Full mllul'u, \tl-lo lIrll‘ll lithl eluted
IIrIIMI. uru “Willi III-on.
llighly Colored rind Iintwl brute for
children ltl‘l‘ wry ['upllltll.
H‘ock wtrinh plunurn Ilpp 2.1 with Illi-
fot‘vnt uuhrm run very popular.
literal: and white. bundn maria ltIII- II into!
on: pretty oruumonh fur I1 lust.
Funny ribbons ero nor-d elfcctlt‘ely on
large felt but» for "Intros nud children.
l'obochon in stool, I jvt
much lts'rl ‘m trimming rtylish imra nnd
bonnet-I.
flinch and white effects in rIlIlmtI. and
:strlrh plenum. ftl‘u prominent lmlurrrl
this consul.
Jot hats IIIIIl toque» urongnin in lemon.
generally
but! on: Itmuug the
lI'il't‘ll lll'l,‘ nerd in trim-
II'ilI'”! Wilma
Mercury wingsnud diuretics wan to
retain theirhultl upon the olfertimrs of
the fashionable.
[little «to more;- in demand llIlII reason
thou furtlwpont list- years. lIlIuIlt pur-
r the trim: ttw most popular.
l’lntmux two tout-J ore merino MI.
notlu antique. velvet, Itntlu 11nd lmtlwr.
end in a variety or onmblnrttom.
The wpom hate for boys rind yr‘illlll
em derby. alpine and yachting map: for
email children. tum u’sltsnt on hove the
preferable
riot-q no and lumen Melon:
Belem ll and ll o’clock tut night I
torque m: min from in front of ll.
W’s store on North little meet. it
Iva rotunda“ Marthe-Imam
summer“
it titanium-monk it lint
timeout m
rutd gilt nre ,
Velvet cover-tullmlo will he lbw-l for '
attunemlnhndhud,
or $2 liar
STILL HOLD ITS OWN.
All STYLES.
l
18 COMPLETE
' OUR
l Furnishing Goods
Department
BRANCHES.
IN ALL ITS
\VlNG BEEN URGED BY
my many friends and po-
trons to continue in the
Boot and Shoe business
I will Show my apprecia-
tion of their interest and kind-
mass by so doing. I will reduct-
all prices. Every one mm pur-
chose the best goods for lowest
prices. Imcan standard goods
which are for more economical
than so culled cheap articlc5.
unfit for full and winter wear.
ivory thing will be placed with»
in reach or every customer
w. m“, L».
(it-nth Shows, .er to .54.! I
lIIII,liI=5’ ‘ Tum- “ .0.
llnyb' “ .‘I'JI ' Hr
.‘llssus' .. .l'IH ~I 1..'.>I
Children's: " .‘JH " 1.1.37)
.-.,- Ices~
0. ll. lilRVEY,
Wholesale and total Dealer.
llro well. Horse Railroad Bo
\\ iIIIr l \rr u :1 1m III Commencing Ur t. ’l
MAIN LINE.
IIEIIII‘ Nurwulk.
Lethe Futtth Nor wulh.
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Il‘ll " ii M 1:595 “ “.96 "
Tut " it to ‘I J In I 11‘” ..
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7 l“ " ll 25 “ ‘ 7 ll “
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Int" south Numllk.
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if?” " ‘li I‘u'r " l?» " .se ‘
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u ”Ilium um um. 34. thrill.)
Luvs l‘forwnlh. Luvs “tunic-uh.
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n 10 .. II to -- one i" ..
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lit" :1 ii: I: .. .. re 1‘
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it l’. )1. Mil “ it! ‘ N!) f‘
l to “ um It l‘lo " it!" '
i at; '1 i f." “
sellout J‘itm. l5.
13531::MIEJ‘
wont lull
M .
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3..
$3“
In?
..
:3;
til
ii
833%
,. ”gut-30a ~
§ i
To the Front!
i.l|.l|arvey
would pay you this week.
In) rloz (lent's
of I; Cups and 1; Suucorx.
worth :31. its per set.
winter Iiztt.
can withstmd this In guI ll'illllt c
all moi llv'mirrttits, lit in IIIdriI,
(in: 'ilS, Slates, llw
{th‘I‘Q'S boon 5. dollar p.:r yard.
1211 down t = dim p l' yard
by buying? this Woo:
N
Hirupmu (,iII-II-y and
HM" rIIIIiI.
’V
n. .
ll mur‘ l0}
ill: Ir'i: \‘. Iuppu
{merge VanhlstyI‘Ie.
83 Washington
6‘0— ,
Camel linir Mixc 1 Shirts and Drawers
are hard and there 15 II cold winter (romiuv on
one to gut. sum of this. bargain. The prim: will be tic each. You
will save " . on i In it shirt or drawer bought from our regular
pric e on those good»; and about I310. on othnr pmple' . price.
l»: and Jet Blocks. etc .
Thi5 week.
,IgII: to r. mind you not
We
4
you fire proni
Itll sharia»: in Browns.
etc. Our price
1
t‘
Hit) ‘1\
rs we :~II- ~ selling tlIi-I
Marya-[,1
“up
Proprietor.
Street.
Go to
L..‘,~‘.l{‘(lt\'l),\
lIIII. .lllI
: :IlTl p". l.lIllI*.‘
NM.
lI-iI pr. lIIIIliI .-_‘ 'l'ip :‘Ilm I21.
-I .
p.203. (
1’71 pr. Bil «I5 l\lll,
a . -
ain’o.
, :tl .8 '
Hm pr
1;: pr.
Sign.
”ibeodore
‘l|.I nd \er illl1)t‘.~',‘1‘v‘4>l‘l.llbl
(liIIII'J
Spring llwrl Show,
Hit pr. (‘llllll‘h' Kid Sprint llnvl Show.
llrtrt'd l'ztll lIm'II I‘ilmla»,
lluy'u Hull l n IV. Ii Show:
ILe iseu’s—I
YALE (lid——
Ladies', Missees‘ Ellen's and Boy’s Shoes.
"Jul (‘, Wurlh ,5.;,;Irr,
, .
'IurIIII
Q.) i I.
., . ,
sumo: in 5,
worth 5:")..‘30, at SL'JF.
,‘cl/J'ls' ii In M, worth $3.59,
.4“ m-
Theodore Olsen
8| Washington Street, loth Norwalk.
“'0?
Mighty are they who any little and do much, so we spare the
words this week and work wonders in prices. Note the following
quotations and see if you do not think a. 'visit to the
O
IOU yards good quality l nblcachod Muslin full yard wide,
31c ir-r_ Id: it who limit to each customer.
Times
want cvc ry-
A good many have akcu advantage of our offer last wo:,.~lc to
get sum" of timer», French Chitin Cups and ‘4 .IucoIIII,‘o.t We put out
l‘his week \‘. ill positively be the last as
the supply" I5 gt tting low to my nothing about the goods being
Do not ingot our )lilliutry Department when buying your
New on K‘ . (t1 tour on our Drona Good :3 Department. and if mm
It is 2‘5 pierces
Blues,
has
pIIIIII: bars been murk-
You can figure- nu: what. you‘wiil 522-».
:If. Eli"
at
.ll’, I'lt
Ii.
l
at.
1h
Itt
EVENING SCHOOL. ;
IIIIIIIIII eusmess corner; .l
summon, enrol.
“pr-n: ‘i'nrrdny Evening, (lrfrdrtr HELL
\II'.lll lulu lllt‘l )nllhtt \‘iutllv‘ll. Itll;tll‘,ll1
rlmlur: tho d l)‘, II llll pIuIlIII mum” in
normtummun I’ENMANK“Il'mllllll'l?
llxND. riI-hwmmuo. more“.
IIItIII'I' m. mum-III
l m mu. “than”
.tNleltMAN.
Il‘hil for lllIIIfl‘ui-
2.
TIM m lv‘ill'lf l't .Iwnrtlllv
ml I M therm-
ii. A. lilillllll. L. l'rmlrlrltl.
REMOVED
To lie. 5 llallrood Place.
in Oil ‘l. iIAY‘mlt, ellh Inferred. M 1an iii-
II; us. v. in he pl-wml to continue Me «to r Ir III; 3.,
m. 21‘: *lf'lll‘llilfilllmé‘t“ 'lillilllillt‘) ltIMe,I(I '1! bl
lime uf lmslm-n; lr: lIIw'Irozuo llvnl' t3 .
Mu t1 ”lull! lit kiln, [P title 'lll‘l ll; Imny ”M I ,.r
and Notary Foot In.
South Norwalk
hill ASSESSBR'S llllllliE
We bevel y giro nurlte tooll perv-maria Ivor-
wrath mltnbeiu par (oxen in the l ily It
lduttllh rgfwullt. lhmrhny Mum” ”lfr‘lllrf'ltw.
Imicllwr Mitre Art’l‘wl". or I-ll wr of Him",
Nu m lfl‘EllTl‘ thellrst Ilnynf Sowinber. NM III
mltlnn or trlutml lint lllli‘ll. sl‘unmi and
«Wurll‘lrtflflfllllltlt prtutw'rl mrmu by them
rmlhhilrslrldy of Dolph". “Limits! in ten-
momulherwleelt willimtlwdutyot III» A...
It mm- In make out peril lint llfltll‘tllillt In
lfgll‘llflt judo/meal «mi linrvwlml mum! tutti.
mum pet" tent lmem it blob may by hm
me compel lied hit I). end from which mt «I
l to literelnn
1mEll rerun»? In the Arms»
.. Llrlnthtty
m lull mm
One Thousand
Cider Barrels
ANN
KEGS.
FOR SALE,
---.\’l‘~
lillEllll REDUCED PRICES.
llllhlllllll ones.
SOUTH NORW ALK.
' Horne Gunmen.
urmshers
COME IN ANDMEXAMINE
OUR LINE OF
NIGHT llllBES.
WE HAVE AN ENDLESS VARIETY,
FROM
title to $3. 00.
Comstock Brothers Hatters.
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a) I... g0
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run: (IIFII'I-zu or
liolumnlan' Souvenirs
‘Ml: :I h. withdrawn by
Photographer Nonh.
511.35 tine 1h tober weath-
0.? .2. Photographs '
.I "um 20ml} for
Chrie tmas Gifts.
null you will not this
Beautiful Souvenir.
ESTATE.
Special Sale
,, ”.01.- ___.
0T8
\Hard Pan Prices,
50 h I... [I‘ll y ave.,'$3“o
50 {Willrlrliillidln lots, $250
50 5200
f out front
on tour lots,
i‘hoeo lots are within 5 mlnltlid
3716"“ walk of the Miro-ii
3:??? Htotion and Post once,
I. We" and but It few mind”
3957' walk of the prlnolpdl
hi?" shops In town.
For lonher particulars Weill
the Real Estate om Ii?
Taylortfioltl
uterthsoiiimi
'l'ielllilrli
fl
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