iii'iiwii Piiisucr.
A BRILLIANT AND SUCCESSFUL
FAIR AND 8UPI’EB.
lullunul licence. nrproIented by the
mm nflhu Congregutlnnnl CIJIJYGII"
A Glance It the Attractive Boothe nnd
their Chumlug Attendnntn.
The parlors of the Congregational
church were throngcd hint night by
‘ many visitors rind bright with beautiful
. ”White of many sorts. The whole fair
and supper luid been nrrungcd under the
direction of Mrs. Margaret Louder,
chairman of tho indies” socinl committee.
(in entering. till one had to do was to
pay the small sum of ten Cents to M. if.
Tolleu or (i. S. St John (and, if he pleiticd,
toicheck his ivrnpewlth If. S. Mitoliclli
In order to be admitted by Frank Guyer
or Henry Bailey to room brilliantly
lighted and elaborately decorutcd. wiicro
booths had boon fitted up in Jupincse.
L (irecinn, Moorish, Eiut Indian and other
styles,und stocked with fancy articles
innumerable
Almost ever-your who: first. however,
down stair: to “Old Vienna."
where, at six tablca, chm fully arranged,
and presided ovcr by Sir: .l M Layton,
Mrs. M. ILTolles. Mn: 'i‘. linker, Mrs
l. li'l‘rowbridge, Mrs t‘. S. St. John
and Mrs. t}. Swarm. nucxcclleut turkey
supper was our vcd at tho very reasonable
prior of lwcntyd’ive i‘cule 'l'hil wuit-
teases. duintily nrraugud in bot-liming
German costumes of whito cups and bit
thas, were Mrs. J. il. 'l‘oiice. Mrs. (l. S
Trotvhridgc, Mrs. George Whrlpli-y. .
Mrs. W. .\. Clark, Mn. Ferd iluycs,
and Misses Florence Benedict, .lonnie
Upset), Flora'lit'e limdli-y, Luum Sey-
iuour, Bessie Lyon. l-lvn Ferris. Ethel
Keep. Catherine Sxick and Julio lliirn-
hhm. in the adjoining: parlor Misti Arr
rile Selleck, assisted by Mai-14' Lottie
Bosch, Dwight chp, Frank Sherman,
Harry St John uuzi t‘liairlic l'roivbridge,
in waitcr'st ('Elp-l and aprons of white.
served iro‘ crciim and mike at small tu-
blro It shuuldbc. uddod that this ut—
tractive supper could not lift“) been
served nail woo if it find not IlC’t'll for
deft work "bi-hind tiicsvmies“ by Mrs.
H. E. Hoyt, Ml‘ti N. C. ilraw—s, Mrs. T.
Durand. litre. ll 0.B_iilvy. lira I'LSpiiuld-
inngiss Lucile Lam. and Miss Thrtlin
Wood.
Thus refreshed iziiviirdiy, visitors re-
turnediii merry groups to the parlors
above. lo a part of llit' Whit. parlorI “7,
1. Porter, Archcr Jennings and t‘hzirlcs
Swarm. as rcprvavututii‘cs of India, un-
der the dircctioii‘pf lllt‘ll‘ lirahrnxm chief,
M. t’liti‘ord Purdi-c, t‘ntcrtziiucd tluvir
guests by curving ten. cliocolutn llfllI
cream. with two nrivii'nl ii:ivor, timid
orit'nlul rilrr-iuudiiigs
inc
in the iii-Kt Epilrilllt‘ill, which was
very pretiily driipud. hmutifnl tirecian
muidens, whim,- Ilillllt'o iiri- lh‘illlliy pro—
llOllll(‘('(I in our language, Murgnret
Lander :ind Murry l‘iv‘id I’nrdce, last
night showed fancy llfilf'lt‘rl to great rid-
vantngo under the lilti'litl‘y protection of
Mrs. George Jt‘IIIillltl". Flour-urn tire not
OIN‘H amid so su'cvtly its lilt’)‘ wore in this
Home (lrcviiiu corner by l‘lruily .iciinlnge,
Helen Siiiirlzund Mitry llohnnniin. Nor
did ilrcciuu oriiclc river respond with
wiser or wittier l‘t‘Vt‘Iltllilfir‘ of fortune
than ivtrciiizidu by llr. l'liiiily l’.irdl'e
amid the charming lflfiilt‘llt‘e of ruttlv
sunken. living (,‘llnflii'it‘ttllri iind mirrors.
The Swiss exhibit “in. provided over
by Mm. L. ll. Ninth, Mrs. J. ;\. Light
und Mica lutMont, lltihltilfll by tho Misses
Alice Layton. Niitziliri liisiirow, llo-ile
Bosch and Muiiiliih‘lutir, who lot-ii (‘Vt'n‘
ing hiid bright smilcii for everybody,
the smiles being wonderfully ivcli wt «if
by block incl» cups and othi r iliiitiiiguiah-
lug “milling of finial costume. [lire
everything that eithi'r iitilitariuii or
tiI-‘ithctic tuatc could dciiiro, from (fifth of
coiideniicd mill: to lino photographs of
HM» ri-ciiliry, mm idiot-ed for solo.
In it mystivrinua looking ligyptinn
tomb. guarded at tho [I‘ll‘llII by the
Mitten llaviliiucl an Egyptian women.
lire. Unborn find Miflfi McClure exliiliiii-d
ind di'iicribcd, for live ccutfl. llll tho mor-
tal reniiilnti of lithium-ii ii that could-Y
found in South Nurwnlk. '4
Next was it fine .lnpitrwo it!» it in
chorgeof Mn. .i. ii. Fords and tho. i H.
Keep lilac Murry IdliI'I’llIW. Mil Jennie
Ferris mid William louder msiaudwd
the nirangciunnt of thou-costumes was
upeciolly I‘III’clth'. Mimi! wonderful
acrobatic pcrforinmicm «in tollaggiin
were glvnti how by Japiuic its and
gentlemen of somvwhut nm- ”than
than just nmuiomed.
if ninIic rounded nu lnvitIiion. the
visitor might next ciitcr tlw Iliiirioali poi-
oce. erected, furnished Mill I'flfill‘ollt’tl by
the genius of Mrs. W. ll. Hwt‘mln. 'l'l;lI
was on exhibit of lIflt’li. lt warm-cer-
Iary. indent}, lirotto [my tcu with; to the
minimum Lime nether, llul awry-
one who did no found much morn than
ten cents‘ worth of nights within. on
entering analolield, by mid of the int
liIiiily homing tlpt'l'll which lighted up
the Iimtm, uiynwrloun background, I
my» mac. it won evidently the court
of thllhind and lIIliellI of Hpuln. For
on the royal throne, moiionim as wu-
nmk, list the lung Ind queun thrmnclwii
lullui printout of (lhritttInfiert: Ind
In. John H. Knapp. ill-fore them
m the twin Coiumbm. who lookod
Wiring like William J. Inland
W tho throne were graceful court
.Mtim u. Kimball.
he m I ’l‘Irtlvli
of ‘ m
‘ inaction
who» Inn
Wit!
“Hit! Cunningham Ind “be m "50 I
WHMuWa-MI.
A. Holmes, some said it wu; Ind, on‘tho
left. ii darkly beautiful Moorish prince".
Mina Annie Sanford. thpI. Mam
Bozzaris had, somehow, antedeted him-
self, and was reclining in true
oriental luxury . on I dlvnn of
one of the Turks whom he in» to
conquer. Some, looking in his two.
spoke of George Louder. in the distance
an interesting group wII'gIthered. ft
Wail composed of May Q. Smith, who
had gone back to her native and hewitch-
log Indian mode of dress. with Ethel
Slater and Stephen Jarvis. Everett
Osteriianks. n Moorish sentinel. stood
guard over some precious souvenirs.
All the whihI strains of music filled the
air froui the piano and minimum of ii.
Moorish minatrel, Miss Anna 8. Duo-
ning.imd the comet of a young High-
lander, Howard Tilly. Til-night, it in
said, there will be sweet slngenln the
palace, and a guide.
[More leaving. we ought to have gone
upstairs to tho artista' gallery, where
shadow-graphs are taken by Mrs. I]. E.
Pause, Mrs. A. Blanchard. Mine Lizzie I.
TUIIk‘fi and Herbert Tilly, producing re-
markable likenesses. But this and much
chin must he done this evening. There
was too much to sec well in one visit.
Besides, “'0 shall nil \vnnt supper again
to night. in the Congregational church
parlors, iit half-past fire o'clock.
Ollll l-‘ELIAlWS' “Mill.
licdlcntcd with Frill-p and Ceremony by
the Grand Officers.
flutter Lodge, l. 0. 0. I"., was institut-
eii in South Norwalk, September 23, 1875
The event, evidently. was not considered
one of great importance, for Tin: fill-15""-
SEI. of tho following week alluded to it
very briefly, as follows:
iiiitler Lodge of Odd Fellows was in»
stituted nt Mason Hall. this city. last
Thursday evening.
The dedication, last night, of the hand
some new ball of the lodge in Hoyt'I
Theatre building will go on record. how—
cvcr, .is the greatest event in the history
of (hid Fellowship in South Norwalk.
if the largo room will accommodate 700
thIpiz', thou fully that number were pre.
sent, tilting tfi'tfl’y available spice and
overflowing into the unto-room 'l‘ho
brilliant glare of electricity and gun cu
hunt-ed the beauty of the hull, and of-
fordud the assemblage an opportunity to
admire the massive oak furniture, the
velvet-like cavpet.nnd the rich dc aeration
of white and gold by which they were
surrounded, The platform ut the bend
of the hull \"llS encircled by potted plants,
rind on L‘lthl of the pedestals marking the
{our principal ofiicca of the order, was :i
lztrge bouquet of choice flowers.
.\t 8 o‘clock Heine‘s orchestra, stition
ed in the snothweet corner of the room,
played Schlepegrell’u overture "tiro'
tendon." then came the lieautiful ceremo-
iiiul of building the altor. exemplifying
the priut‘iplca upon which the order is
founded. This was conducted by Grand
Wnrdcn Dnvidil. Ailing, of New "oven,
with Past Grands Elwnrd It. Brued'ict.
John ll. lliitterson, Fred 1. Jones and
ChrirlcsA. Fallon acting on heralds of
the north, nouth, east and want. This
was followed by the dedication of the
hall according lothe rites prescribe! by
the ritual of the order. This impressive
ceremony was portioiputcd in by Urund
Minter W. il. Marigold, of Bridgeport:
ileputy tirund Muster Leopold Debeeuw,
of Hartford; Grand Conductor 1.. ll. li‘ul.
fer. of i'utnum: Grand Worden Ailing:
l’iwttlrund George. l“. Hearse, and the
four heralds. 'l‘tiia port. of the exercises
concluded withuahort iiddreIii by the
grand llltlllIPl‘, which took the form of a
welcomi- to the friends of the lodge.
LONGER. .
WHITE. BlAilK' AND FANllY ANGOIlA F00,
W. and J. Sloan’s Fine Smyruas,
Manuel and Wilton Velvet Mats and Rngs,
Few‘ Velvet Hassocks Left, 47c.
STURTEVANVT’S. ‘ BARGAIN HOUSES,
NORTH MAIN AND ANN STREETS, SOUTH NORWALK.
SWELLEST or swru.
01"} OF THE MOST BRILLIANT
DANCEQ pl" THE SEASON.
mun It the Athens-inn: but Night by the
'Bmu't But of the Inner Circle of Nor-
wIlk'szo-r flundIIdv-Ihu Wore 1'th
null 'Illl no: Wore.
One of tlie moat hrilllInt dances of the
season was given by the S. 8. club at the
Athenmum, ltuit night. The affair hitI
been looked forward to uitli pleuont
anticipations by tho club and their
friends. and their most sanguine ex»
pectationti were reclined. in society
circles, especially, more than ordinary
interestbns been monifested,for every
member of the club is the wettest. of the
swell of the smart set of the inner circle
of Norwalk’e four hundred. and those
who participated can form some idea of
the inborn required to get everything in
readiness. but the S. S. club all worked
assiduously. The hall presented it most
brilliant appearance, and everything
moved smoothly under the guidance of
Floor Mnnnger Word Gregory and his
IssiItnnts, George L Woodward, George
E. Cram, Charles ll. W. Rogers, Ruther-
ford B. Keeler, Robert S. \‘nnBiiren and
Willard Comstock. '
Among those present ivcrc Misc J ulin
Lockwood, gowncd in yellow silk, in
which a golden ehccn was ever and anon
distinctly visible; Alyce Gregory was
fairy like in soft white mull: Jcou (ii-9g.
ory WIs charmingly arrayed in may pink
silk: Vern Wood in u soft dainty blue
crapezcmra Betta, completely gowned
in red. her black hair seemed particular-
ly to accord with her brilliant gown:
GraceAdume worr- u pretty gown of
pale green, which iookvd wo:derfully
like the shepherd or watteuu customs of
the olden times; Ethel Wilcox in n pic—
turesque 11mm of white silk; Edith [lun—
ter in pale pink i-riipe with pink root‘s:
Louiec Wood in a bloc and white
empire dress; .i“lorcncc Wil—
liams in white Swim With
loco trimmings; Alico tlmui presented
an extremely chic appearance in white
chiffon over white silk. trimmed with
white satin ribbon; [noise Ii. Woodward
aupei-bly twinned in white silk and lace;
Bertie Wilsormi very effective drers of
old rose silk and velvet. with cream lace
rallies: Mai Curtis looked exceedingly
W?" in pink crepe; Sarah Eno, soft yel-
low Grape: Violet Elle, pink silk
and white lore; Lulu Gregory, pale blue
brocade: Mabel Wighum in blue silk;
Florence Selleck in pink silk and velvet:
Edith Cousins in white embroidered
Swiss: Florence Wighnm in yellow silk;
Muy Adams, white mull: Louise Bartram.
of Bridgeport, in red silk with satin rib.
bou trimmings.
The patronusaes of the entertainment,
mIny of whom were present, were Mrs.
WItkius. Mrs. VInBuren, Mrs. Cram,
II. Gregory. Mrs. Tn atlweluundmck-
wood, Mrs. Ieounrd, Mrl, Malibu”.
ilotch. Mm. Wilson. Mrs. Byingtun.
Mrs. White and Miss l’innco.
ALPHA MINSTREIN.
A Lingo Andlaco Delighted by but
Night'n Perform-nee.
One of the largest audiences the Nor-
wnlk Open House has contained this
season was present at the first Inuit-l
miontrcls of the Alpha Wheel club, lut
night. There were very fow empty
Ieata, and that the audience was well
pleased with the club’s first efforts in
minatrelny was shown by liberal applause
and clone Ittentlon to every part of the
programme.
During the ceremonies the orchestra, rind
a mule quintet“! computed of Hours.
ilotch. Tilly, Warren Ind Noah. with
Mus. Tillym iiccompIniIt. led tho sing,
lag, and they wt‘l‘f‘ heard again litter in
thiusvriniug in vocal and instrumental
selections of ii pleasing chamter.
Win-n thi- time for ngech—milliing ur-
rivvd. the mud master cIll'cd upon
iirotlier ”dimple, of Stanford, who, on
behalf of llippowam Lodge. of thIt city.
presented llutler Lodge with I hand-
some-1y engraved In of molutionIpiiIIed
by the h‘tmiiforil lodge. thInktog the
W Norwalk hrrtlteru for kindly It-
t‘tionntotholiite George V. York. I
member of Ilippowiim lodge. Bruits! S.
keitii. (ll NorwItk, whom the grand
minder introduced it! I can no regular in
uttciidancciitttie meetings of the VIII-
oun lodch to which he belongs. thIt
Sunday wastho only dIy he found to be-
ooms Icuulintail with hi» totally. mule
Ifuw pungent remark» during which
lioreforeil to the truncation ut ilutler
lpdgu eighteen yIIrI Igo, compIrlng it:
numerical and domain «month then to
what it is w-dIy, with I mommhiri of
Itioiit too and n fund of early "3.000.
Deputy tiriind Mater minnow, in I
IpIecli teiiming with flowery lIngngc,
presented“ the lodge with it liIiiitiiumI
life-3m crayon portnit of (infill Hum
MIrigold. Ind comes 1‘". HIle, It the
requrot of Noble (land V'Iqu'oy, n-
minded in behalf of the lodge. In.
Aura Parker Kennedy Irina Beth-II
“outrun," moompuutrd on the piano by
Mimi Nina untamed Ito; the mm In
it that it entail forth W Ip-
W‘tvum our .u...
I .1: E n (”In a .
Meghuu with ma Fillowuhlguntfi
m
howlt fitted I m for til! ‘11
Amman cumin. 1"”
dun. the mid new” with
mud n the Nil I” M _
Ital-Icon. tho human“ all”
mouths mm of
annuities! clonal”
chihuahua“
mm
The first part tiboundcd in bright wit-
ticiImI by the and men, A. L. Acetic,
(l. l-'. Auntln. llIrry Mitchell and Fred
Merrill, and mounted of severiil murical
wlectlona. exceedingly well rendered.
it viii: be truly mid tliIt the latter
were I big feature of the entertainment.
The singing by the warmth», mule up
of G. ll NIigli. l". J. Force, L. t'. Bound
Ind Ben ll. Keefer, was highly pinning,
II no IlIo their solo pub. The musical
mi-dlIy by the club, consisting of litur-
trIted Iongn, took well, while Edimd
Brothertou and Albert licoflclil. the boy
column, l‘ltmt‘ in for I gi-neroutt shore of
put».
The Incond pIrt opened with fin ex-
hibition of club winging by John
Wuliih, who executed each move-
ment with great nklll. Nut camp I
clover performInce on the bedroom
bIr by Mum. Raymond, IlIif, Freder-
ickI, I-‘ltzgurIld. Ind Tammany. flItt
Ind Raymond were exceedingly funny
In clowns. Fred ll.vllerrlll. in hit»
flower pot and IlyoplionI Ioloa. w»
lint-chm. while ChIrlIo Horrltt II Kopo
Sum, the JIpIuIIe wciidor worker,
gItiied frIIli lIiirIlt II fl Ileiglit of hand
informer. ’l'lio likewliu outitlod "Out
for mine," by if. C. Mitchell Ind Fred
W. Hoyt, IINI "Condemnation.“ by 0.
fl. AllIu ml 1'. J. Starling. were well
rum Ind highly cndltuble to than
Imam monorail. Maud" latte
Aortic. in hit monologue. ivII uncut
«II II of yonmnd brought down the
honor, II in MI uml curtain. Jolt! flor-
iionqud his Dutch mm node IilI
clued hit.
'l‘llccntemtnmwt concluded with the
humble fIrcI "Hardin." which III
indict! good Idiom m .
*1:on m
35%”. TIIWWI
Wfihrdmduw
Norwalk,
IN IEIOIIIAI.
It DIIIIlIunvlnI.
Yesterday morning, It DanielIouvlllo,
Mrs. Harriet Flora Anderson, beloved
wife of Rev. Edward AndIrIomI former
pantor of the FintCongngItionIl church
of NorwIlk, Ifter I lingering Ind len-
ful illneu, heroically borne. entered into
her rent. Belicia her narrowing husband
Iheleoveii two son, Henry L. Ind Dr.
William 0., of Yale Gymnasium, Ind
the Andover Normal School of Physical
Culture. and one daughter. Kate 8., who
has been if constant rind devoted Ittend
out :it the lwdsido of her mother dur-
ingtheeo long montlin Hf wasting Iiok-
neon. Mrii. Auden-on has it warm place
in the hearts of the people of Norwalk,
where the was widely known and t1 nderly
loved. The bereaved family will have
the deep sympathy Ind earned prayen
of many a Norwalk household. In
response to an oarust request from Mr.
Auderson,ltev.'l‘. K. Noble will go to
Dnnicloouvillo to ofllciate at the funeral.
MEI! Till) RIVER.
New. Iii-i Gmnlp of the [fly
\‘nrwnlk.
in It."
8. S.
insurancc agent. iii rrcnvering from an
attack of the grip.
The Junior ilpwurth League society
will meet tonight with Mimi Fannie
Juries. Second uvcnuo.
The adjourned 0050 of the State rig-inst
Edward L. Hnfiner is called for trial to-
morrow before Justice McKennii in
Westpiirt.
Sylvester Sherwood, employer at the
t'itizons' Bakery, is slick uthl clue on
5311“! Osborn uvcnve. and ndrew A.
lluckinghIrn is taking hi-i route fork
f:w dayti. -
Miss Lillian Gilbert, daughter of Mrs.
t‘tford lliue. of South Osborn avenue.
will be united in marriage tomorrow
evening to Herberttlorham. The are
molly will be performed at their fixture
ironic on limit uremic.
\Villi.iiii Kling tape-cit to give the lint
performinice‘in his theatre on East ave-
nue. formerly Voluntarilosccumpuny'a
house. February 15th. some of the
scenery arrived Monday Ind its now be
ing placed in position.
The mat! of Robert Reynolds, who is
chili-god wrth fraudulently using the
mods, \\lll(‘ll was to lave come up in
New Haven. before Commissioner
Wright. to-rnorrow afternoon, has been
postponed until Saturday.
Mrs. Francis Seymour, of Henry street.
t‘nlt‘i'lflint‘d hcr Sunday school class of
the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. yesterday afternoon and even‘
ing. A delicious supper was served. and
I plcasnut time was had.
The musical and literary entertain
nit-iii I‘l begin-n by Um Ladies! did so
ciety in thc East Avenue Methodist
church will take place to-night. Thu
utistu will in- “it“! Louisv- Smith.
Mn. Arthur S. i’Iddock. clucu-
tioniste; Misti Jessie Bronson, Violinist;
Moi. t'iimrbeil, soprano: Mrs. Holmes.
contiIlto: Mr. Morgan. baritone; Misti
Nellie itilomniedieu. accompztnllt. and
the Appollo orchestra, Refreshments
wt l he m-rved in the Sunday iichoril room
after the entertainment.
StItlon Agent flurry lthler will give up
his motion tomorrow and go to Bridge-
port, when! he will outage in hueineu
with Messrs. Hubbeil and Wade. Ilr.
Rider. during his yours of servici- for the
railroad company. has made.- at most
oliliglug rind efficient official, and bk
innny friends ivhili him success in his new
lli-Idnf labor. lie is Iucceeded in the
charm-of athiraherc by William Gm,
who linii been his mutant for more time
(fungi: Finchtnkeo Mr. film's pmltion,
and Ill“ been working here this week to
get accustomed to the chitin.
Mr. ('hiloto‘ condition.
I’lllLtllhll‘lllA. .liin. ill. « Mr. (homo W.
Cliildv‘ pliyiuiriniis hinted the followlnfllml’
lItlii: "Mr. l‘hildni» frII from from. 'l‘hI
Ivolyiilr shown but little improvuiiont.
llIgriiIrIl condition rImnluI unchanged. "
MOI-I" inn Invert-d AIM".
Lollipop, Jun. that dintmtnh "coir-d
from “limit“ mm tinu the North GI!-
mllfl Lloyd tilt-Mn" Trim iI IIhorI It
Brrmorhnmi. TheTrIvo IIlled ynterdIy
from tin-mm foi- h‘Iw York.
NEW Hum. .lIn. aim't‘liIf on
the tantrum Ii. YIio «~th in or
nun. which it led by Funkm
cor
'90, of New nrli. with Min
New Haven.
Dino-trot» illuk £ch Int-I.
tiiimi. .imi, lilM‘JIIllfc liIve hooii II»
are Illll‘mn mulling Enofflm lull
ImIlivmftiutha flinch um. 0 loan
llfr foot! up in
head“ III final. In litter.
Ilium. JIu. national Kimball, who
nine time o alto! Dr. Hutch. mhdlwr
of The fly but. tut- hIIii accented with
I high order.
Itm Worn Icon-I.
Bunnie. I'I. JIn. It-w'l'ho Indium
Item worh of Orr. l’Iinmt Co.
opentiom toiliiy. giving Iinplrmimi tr
Iii innit.
IIIIIin II «in...
(MILAN). In. It. w Gimme! thltIni
llattiuioy rocks have It tliI bouquet of the
Ohio icicle”.
lath-.0 I“. ”blah" III“.
Circuit. JII. “whom. the wt.
known whim elm , lI dad.
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wow-rm
flywheel-munitions.
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DIItli iil In. “In"! And-flown “If.
iiilommedicu. the well-known
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and
This IS the time for low prices
and we have them in our
. Children’s
Suits and letters
-...... "4....
We are not cleaning out an
old stock. All
new rates" roots
on STYLES coliiiECT
E‘>. ...-
flur desire to sell is
this Size: ""
Kitchen Department.
C Flutlrom in Z
nr P‘ii), ~ize fll i'I
rents em h.
llmi't fail to see our
No, .
children’s lldii Pants,
‘ m ' 256“ -
before they an all gone.
have all sizes now. »
Sitting lf-inl-l at Z‘i
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We
—w¢.o - »»
Men's Furnishing Goods.
this and [laps
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W.A.llenedict
Sentinel Building,
WASHINGTON STREET.
”'3."
i it" it.
1 91' 2 pint or motor Firiuniclul (mil-ei-
i'uL-i at lit t'l‘fliH teach.
I (7 input Porcelain-lined Kr'lflrei for
it! cunts with
1 C iron Splilpru
t‘t'l'lf.‘ i-iwll.
1 9“ No. 1': .lntdlii‘mrl t'ml "ruin of l"
cents (it‘ll.
1 9i' ill-riunrt llrlirirml I’i‘il .‘nm if i"
re-rito each.
1 9ft ~‘ .iimri Llppml
ccnti t‘flf‘li.
' 9ty Threclwttlwhrd iniiucrin..lriirii1-n;3
for llt men”.
1 (‘ f'rvithrny :t'Jfl Brrbh, . i. vi...“ ml
color-o. for lH i'inta.
190 13-inch ‘t'i-ilmv Suppl». 1.! this will
lflccrits.
1 9t‘ z-vptzirt Mill: Porn. with minioniy
i‘i route,
1 9“ ihiiiiivl chclnhi» Dido's, I’I'll-'.il;\Y'
a /_-. for ill rally.
. in not i intent yourself with the- now rund-
ingor thew- iu-rui. but brim; your arm n,
storm Hi-i- 'rizi and )n‘l'll but '. v.
Domestics.
1. 9" Tm: nnd 2i hull ’11“ wt mzr ill. wr.‘
Mount: Flannel fur town's. ‘
19V Trio riirdii lilemhrd ("i in
l.“ in. in - .i idc, f~-:' l" 4 crib.
19F '. vtrdd rxtru goof it lirm'yli
('1: u, for l’.; coutr.
if font and it half Film but
Apron Gingham for iii
t, Firc_\.iriiii'.i‘ii--i.irom
putterih. for l'trontd.
t' Two 53th All—llnrn t midi. :‘v i
Wltli',Witf1li ‘13"yaf‘i.l'vi7l9l'l'hii.
‘ va gurile ml; “in“ Tum-1m;
sill limit. imrtl. in yard. for ii'i-rnl'»
(‘ Our 21M, ’f‘urki-h Tom-ix rim lw.
Li'if‘tll‘ltit lni 9hr. Hi'a luv in ”not.
‘|‘l.tii'_i
till}. lii- v
South Norwali
A 0000 SELLER.
wesr INDIA,
Spiced Vinegar.
llur Spica! hot or in made from [fill'llil'llll‘
wine v ni-gnr holed down with Wi-It with
apical. The romblnItion of imported Iplren
for thr- roductlon tf thin line vinegar liI-.
been Ikl llully mode Ifter yearn' f experi-
ment. The “all“ i~ Ml Ibfllliilt’t‘v perfect
Spiced \ luugnr rrtIlnlng the Iii-nut ful flavor
and line frmnnco of tho Went lndlii Hpicmi.
Ago riiil lmprovcnconihlueuud tvcuomoru
hIrmoriioiiii Hum. 21 n13 the no can become
more perfectly bland t in the only \Ine.
(a: you lint. turn: or hull tliiii will throw off
I .IImo fragrance Ind flavor in! when told.
When out on oysters. flab. mental or cucumbers
or when um! to make lplt‘ltl lwf or iiplccd
onion», it will nItlIfy the,li fitutldlou-i
um. Evrvi'linyerrnmm groin and Min for
more. Turn it. You will surely tiny. w.-
will routidentlv um! on order for more.
iiiiiblatitlomstock
ll WITH Illll STREET.
400
c... '. n“-.. .
”d
iiiiibi‘iifi
TI II. 5 IdlrIIil i'lm.
wattagetmwczmwu
m"; omit-onmmty ”gig/ii.
my Onion:
follows:
1.0. ironies.
Patti Htlfitl,0ll¢llllllltf,i’llillfl
And ill-III: ti:
Mil Milli “0 Wills
mid?
E5! . -.. _. , - . ,
IOIl‘l’ll “NM ”Ill” Ml!
tr 1‘ mlilngtoii ovum.
0W» daily from chi to n. ii... at: timiv Iiu
It rm. M on Sanford” «with» (m. It n It
. Wlmulvwduwu.
AW mm
. m I. rm VIII-nu.
. m it. “A” with?
f’
it‘ No, in-“ p.
19‘
‘-:- COMSTOCK' BROTHERS? -:-
South Norwalir
Exim hen-.3 Illt‘m‘hffll Siieetinx. ’J‘l
rarih Wide. If it! cents a turd.
1 9f? Your F our Clotim, '.'l in--hr~ square,
hvmmr-d. for i'tcta.
4'91; 'l'ivoyardn Redford t‘oril worth 15
cv‘nh a yard, for 1h ctr.
(.‘mnv qnll kis'. or you'll mil-.3. with! You u out
Illll‘I. _, .. , , .. >
Muslin Underwear.
1 9f’ ('orzet Cover} of fine rnmliric. with
'flmmiwiligiiwr‘izik, ohm. he and linmhur:
‘ 9C ladirJ l)
’ llll.'Wllillv ~.lt¥ii-uiszt1iii_ir.
19V ('iltldrt-n‘s Apron-i “’hite Swl‘r.
with lore-trimmed riillir-e over
rliiiiililrn, stim- 2 to l'.’ word. ill rte. mm.
1 9t’ Ludicn'nnd Mi-snm‘ Surf illiiv I'm iii -
inir Caps, only l‘J ctr. early
VERY SPECIAL.
t I!" [41th Wm‘ata. tutu} woolen
:roovlm Will-h and hict'Vl“ llnml
throughout: regular prim". slid: special for
thir- ~52:- Wt'i'lnlt‘.
. .. _ .
Hosury.
I' luv. .nli- ludits'airiml flow. i'uil
. .d north 1'! (‘Ffll‘ It
a . fivrlllhits.
.l t film it flow.
,- to
19C
'«rn. i‘Xer good mix-—
. Men'~ Swahili?» hint}:
.r It‘. i.-.
nt'U-w ML: liuif
i 9‘1
19‘ ml for tl.: .il..!roio :ctv
. it pair
if we could pin urnplv-o or ii." math we have
ntnm- “lunar-rd nu ”ll": puprr. Ftw More
\vou‘diin: iw .7tl’." militia; 3‘7 warmth/“lore
t‘iv i"llm~l‘r‘.
Fancy Goods.
~ix l‘VKl‘IXZS: uf Wit-ii Hmhroidvm min
for in trot“.
19‘ 7
MAIL ORDERS.
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I
Just note the above i'Ilnee. Ind
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“Till BtlSlflli sun
WE ARE AWARE THAT
Penile are now looking for Bargains.
and we Mean to satisfy them at Our '
Come here To-day and see what a look may save you. '
This is the cumpitrativc
size ol Prices:
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i’ouriynrdn Ribbon. bright colon». l
in. w , fur ll) cts.
Three yIrds Ribbon. bright. colors,
it; in. wide, for 19¢.
Five Children's or LIrlIeI‘ Handker-
chiefs. for file.
Two Ledies' i‘nnry‘ Hondkenhiefe.
for 19 etc.
Two FIncy Japanese Silk HInder-
chiefs. for id as. >
Four Men‘s Handkerchiefs. white or
funcy, for him.
on will use
llu- nu viz-try of getting hm cIriy n the My.
‘fi‘fl‘d‘fl‘fl‘fi‘fl‘
SJ 5
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omeqcpo
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-cceoc
i990
' 0:9.
Notions.
‘ Three pieces of Colored Feather
Stitch BrIld for to cta.
Two pairs of fipoou Bulk Corner
( 'lasps. for lilo.
Three yard“ Funky Colored Bhutto.
tor 19F.
‘ '11:!) spools Hlnsgow Lace Thread for
Three pieces iiiiwk Vrlveteen Bind-
ing. for 15““. '
' Two dozen Drr-s‘ Steels, any «dze.
for if! an, .
("ii’nlce of our entire ii of Scissor-r.
It iltccnte 0. pair.
Teri spools dm yd.) Black Sewln
Silk. for 19c. 3
this box 1:5 spool.“ Black Silk Twizt. ‘
for l'.’ cents.
' Four purer.- “l‘urltitn” Pina, for in
l eul~
’ Fifteénrordat‘olornd burning Cm-
lou, for l'.‘ C19.
Cliniceflifl lite llocof l-‘nncy Buck!
ice. at l'3 rts.
‘ Two damn "Primn il-mm." Hair
L'rimpcrs. for l“ ctn.
' Fancy Silk (mater Elastic, all com.
.tt hint» a 3hr .
lot ("lathe-e Bruishee. good
qua-lily. at ill ccnts each. .
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if you lin‘ tiliihltlt.‘ tho; 'l‘win (Title-4, try our Mail t iraler Department. Mail order customers
get tho advantage of all upcciai sales, if orders are received before the goods are all sold.
THE BOSTON STORE,
Comer Main and Wall Streets. Norwalk.
THEODORE OLSEN
iii Washington Street, South Norwalk, Bonn.
lSnecial Silvio March l5lil.
0i ladies’ and Men’s fine Shoes. 38? Pairs
of ladies” iurn Shoes Worth, $4.50 atlllii ner Pair.
THE ABOVE IS THE
iiuisi mum till EARTH.
pairs of hoiiiishui'y, Mathewsmrfit Co’s Fine Ladies’
Shoes. made for it largo store on Broadway, N ow York
(lily, that f'iiilcdjiist bothre tho goods were shipped.
Lounshnry, Mathewson & (lo. says: “This is positively the finest
_ lot of Ladies” Shoes ever turned out of our factory.”
bought them. and for till days will offer them at hnli’ pricc,as
.
too pain-i imiiim' button and lace, wall, pat. tip, worth Minimal $9.5".
loo pairs lmdien’ button. welt, piit. tip, worth, 84.50, at $2.25.
ion pairs Ladico’ button. (l. S. tip, wortht‘ufl, at 02.00.
Also another lot from Parker, Holmes & 00., as follows:
lot) paint lmdioa’ welt, Worth $15.50 at 31.65.
tilt) pairs Lodieri’ pat. tip, worth 3.50, at 2.00.
Min pent Ladleo’ sample I txfordii, sizes 2i to it. worth 2.00 at 1.01».
too pairii Ladimi’ Satin Oxfords or Sandals, all colors: sizes ‘25 to 4%.: worth 3.5” for t 75,
mo pairs Men’nlflnc shoes, at 1.00.
ion pairs Men’s Blochorii, worth 2.00 at 1.25.
- ‘ 200 pairs Men's Goodyear Walt Double Bole, worth 3.00 at 2.00.
too pairs Men'n Police Show, worth 2.00, at 1.50.
‘THEO.
South Norwalk . -
i-i. OLSEN,
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Norwalk Chronicler