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SOUTH NORWALK‘ EVENING SENTINEL. WEDNESDAY.
AUGUST 15. 1894.
OVER ON THE EAST SIDE
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF THE DAY IN
EAST NOBWALII.
“In! Hoyt Injured at Cold Spring Grove
Willie on the Foresters Excursion-«The
last Norwnlk Drum Corps Going to
Greenwich.
IieRroy Hoyt, of this place, went on
the moonlight excursion to Cold Spring
Grove, last night. In the grove there is
an old-fashioned hand-power merry-go-
round, surrounded by a guard rail.
Hoyt was standing outside this rail,
while other boys were operating the
carousel. It heingquite dark, the young
man did not notice an iron pipe that pro-
jected several inches from the wood arms
of the apparatus. He was struck with
great force over the left eye by the pipe.
which inflicted an ugly gash about two
inches long, and knocked him uncon-
scious to the ground. He was taken on
board the boat, where he soon recovered,
The injury was dressed and bandaged,
The East Norwalk Drum corps has
been invited to attend a picnic to be held
tomorrow at Round Island, under the
auspices of the Colored Fife, Bugle and
and Drum corps, of Greenwich. They
will probably attend. The sports will
con’slst of a tug-of-war, 100 yard dash,
boat race, rifle-shooting and potato race.
George Reynolds, of V'nnZandt avenue,
who, as told exclusively in THE SENTI.
NEL, fell from a scaffold at Roton Hill
yesterday morning, and was seriously in-
jured, is somewhat easier today and Doc-
tor F. B. Baker, the attending physician,
expresses hopes for his ultimate recov-
ery.
The Advent Christian church will give
the members of the Sunday school a sail
in the sloop "Lavinia” and a picnic on
Nauvoo, Saturday, the 18th inst. The
boat will leave Schaf’fer’s dock about 9 a.
m. The school will meet at the church
about 8 o’clock.
East side residents claim that the shut-
ting 03 of the Norwalk water causes a
great waste on account of the fact that it
is necessary to keep the faucets open
fully an hour every morning before the
water is fit for use.
A shark, measuring about five feet in
length, was found one day this week at
Round Beach, near Calf Pasture. The
monster fish was dead on the shore. It
is not known who captured it.
St. Peter’s church su'icty will meet
to-morrow night at the home of Albin
Malmo, North Main street, South Non
walk.
The Epworth League will meet tonight
IIARIEN AND NOROTON.
Five car loads of stone arrived here,
yesterday, for the new depot, which ,will
be erected opposite the house owned by
George I]. Tilly. It will be built of
wood, with a slate proof, and will be
twelve feet longer thifll‘lthe present de-
pot. Work on it will be commenced in)-
mediutely. The old depot will be moved
to a place directly opposite the new one.
The people around Iirm may be on the
lookout for a surprise in it day or two.
Butcher Hall’s domino club intend to go
out fishing, Friday, and they have
promised all of llll'li‘ friends a nice string
of fish.
Grand (Shirl William H. Willinott, Jr.,
has returned from Meridun, where ht'
has been visiting the Knights of the
Golden Eagle. He reports having had a
pleasant time.
Mrs. Case Millspaugh and daughter
Addie, who have been visiting at Charles
Millspaugh‘s, have returned to their
home at St. Paul, Minn.
William ll. Willniott is having his
sloop Lucia, thoroughly iiV’t'rhfllllt'd. She
is hauled upon [lll' dry dock tit III‘Iil-
field‘s.
John Conn and fondly, of (Gracie
street, spent yesterday seeing the sights
at (lien Island.
Miss Eliza Lyon is confined to her
house by illmms.
The Methodist Sunday school lire hold-
ing their annual plvnic at ltoton l’oint,
todsy.
IMNIIIJIIY. .
The amount of money drawn from the
Daulmry and l’uhtpiioqus National banks
by the manufacturers for their pay-rolls,
Saturday, was 340,001). This is about
two-thirds of what it min ordinary times
If. this reason of the your.
Nervous «h-bility is a common coni-
plaint, maternally among women. The
best medical treatment for this disorder
lsa persistent course of Ayer‘s Surespa-
rilia to cleanse and invigorate the blood.
This being accomplished, nature will do
unrest. a
An Excellent flamed: for Diarrhoea.
RAXDOLNI, Mass... March 13, lBO4.——I
have used Chamberlain‘s Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhma Remedy and found it ex-
cellent for diarrhoea. I have recom-
mended itto friends and know of two
as. of diarrhoea having been cured
tritium mall bottle. Jensen H. Fm
m. Forsalehy G. G, Stillson, Drug
I“ NWWmm
“Guantanamo-minnows“
drab-Macbeth. Mammy lord;
“mathsmtnddspdslugs-
£300”,th condition ofths
6nd beweh for all of
“WW Hills” "the
How a Woman Brought Comfort to I
Mother's Aching Breast.
She had been hanging around the
place for a week or more. The police-
man who traversed that. beat had order-
ed her a my once, but she was there
again the next day, looking at tho pho-
tographs on exhibition just outside the
entrance to the building.
“What are you doing uroundhcro
again?" he asked grullly, somewhat net-
tled that his liver rr-prooi‘ bud not been
heeded. "liidu tl toll you yesterday
to stay away from l " Don’t you
know you an- llu‘x!» to I;(' arrested? You
don't look very Will, y In know," ho
added hull" upologoticully, touched by
tho appealing look in the faded gray
eyes. "Tho nrtist'll soon be raising a
row. You‘ll hurt his trade. What do
you want lioro anyhow?"
"That, " she said \vistfully, pointing
to one of the photographs in the fine
collection.
The policeman looked,
picture of a baby.
“It looks liko my boy,’ she said
tremulonsly. "Don‘t you suppose I
could got one of them? It Wouldn‘t be
any harm to ask, Would it?”
The policemon's harshness had van-
ishbd. Perhaps the ronn-uibrunce of
baby hands gone out of his own life
softened his heart, and ho answered
kindly: “No, it won’t. Como on, I'll
go with you. We'll ace what we can
do.”
The fashionable Wabash uvcnuo artist
was visibly surprised when the couple
entered his studio.
“She wants to ask a favor' of you, ”
said the officer, pointing over his
shoulder to the woman in rusty black.
”I guess you'd better do the best you
can for her. "
It was tho
i
the strut-t," slio prtxriwlod tiniidly in
answer to tho photographer’s look of
inquiry. “I‘vobvon coiuiughvro to look
at it for I don't know how long. I
couldn’t stay away, for, us I told him
a moment ago, it's just like my boy.
You aw. I never had his picture taken.
Icouldn't afford it. l krpt puttim: it
off and pulling it oil", thinking lIlIII
h‘Ullll‘ limo Iwould how more mouvy.
and own oft-r he got hll'li I ucizlwt'tul
it, for I t'oulllll'l llt'lll'Yl‘ I‘d lose him."
Sllf' stoppml.
“Well?" «picslioni-d tho artist.
”lint they sent fid' me to mono to the
hospital ouv night, and flu-y told mo ho
was fluid. The first thing I thought
was, ‘And I hown‘t own :ipicturoof
hini.’ So ovvr since then I‘ve been look-
ing fora fore like his. I'v-svxzmiincd
(ivory photograph and every fancy pic-
ture I canto across, butl m-wr found
anything resembling him but this. You
have ouo‘up hvrc. too," she said, aris-
ing and standing ln-fo'ro a dainty faco
tho wall. “Tho likeness is Ix-rfcct. 'I‘ho
sumo largo, earnest eyes, tho sumo long
lashes, lln- sumo curvo of brow and
('Ill‘t‘k and tho sumo bonny smile. Ilo
was so putty, my baby was. I wish I
had llml. pil-luro. Do you supposo I
could got ll?”
Tho poliwiuuu lizul \i'zillu'd to tho
window and \\':l~‘ watching tho throng
on Illli.t~lI‘l'l‘l lil‘ll|\\'. ’l'bo artist voughi-d
and sluidml his fm‘owilh his hands, and
tliosluiblrv. prvumturl-lyold\voriiuiigzi.:~
ml louglugly ill tho pictured fum- lull re
“01'.
“It‘s an unusual request]
cmmnvm-n-ul doublfully
"llul you Won't i‘cl'uso togi‘unt ll, " n
low Volvo interrupted. illllI its owl‘s-r
stopped llirough tho doorway from lbw
IIilll'I‘ room, win-to Flll' hull lil‘l'll propor-
ing for :i hillllllz.
“1 board “but you sold," show-pl
on, and tho me't fat-o was lrnusllgurml
with geoth- sympathy us rho vlmpml
tho hand of lirrimforluimtosislvi', ":uid
I wont to tc-ll you how sorry I am that
your baby diml. That is my boy‘s pir-
turu. You (‘Hll how tho photogruph,
and you mm mm him. livery hour I
thunk find for sparing hint to ill“. "
’l‘ho hit of cardboard on which wm'o
limuml llio l'wuturtvsnl' n child rvsvm-
bling hor timid baby was given to hI-r,
and the Woman, whom l1o:ittll:ill)<~:li'li—
ml for yvtirs for u glimpse of ti f‘uco lilo»
hor boy's. \t'l'lll out on tho sti'w't :igmu.
williityigo 'l'rilmm-.
r
lhn :ll'llxl
Air Uruiiwnnlnng'» first.
Tho mud of :m ornngmulnng has
born plntwl in ill" Natural History mu—
somu ut llvrhn by l’rol'rssor l'}. Hulvnko,
null l’rol'vssor Mobius has discussed it
in tho llrrliu m-nlli-niy. I'i'lill'rih‘lll‘ Holm-
kn rmnovvd the oval himself from :I Il'l'll
in llorm-o. 'l‘ln' noel, which was situ-
ated about llll foot. from tho ground, in
tho l'rlill'llllf :i lrm- 1:. foot high and
about olw foot iu diameter. measured ll...
footlougniud l to :3 '2 for t \vidv. byulmut
T inches high. It is mad.- of ill) to 2:.
branches lot-kml uml lwinvd together
and is largo Ninuglt for it fully grown
ornug to lie in it at. full length, though
this iiionksy probably always sleeps us
it (lows in captivity, with legs drawn up
and arms crossed over its body. Tho so
called oasis of tho ortnigs are not skill-
fully Imilt huts or (11”sz shelters for
newborn .. young, but simply sleeping
plums, us imuiy careful observers of
those flllilllil‘yri in Ilornoo have ostoh-
llslictl.~——I4-i1wic (lawn.
(or: Finniim‘ifielda.
The woman who aspires to be dainty
pays especial attention to her dress
shields. New ones should be put in
after every three or four times wearing
sidear- should be
"It‘s about the picture down there on '
looking down of ln-r from its place upon " A
Highest of all in Reverting Power.--Latcrt U. 8. CW: Report
Baking
Q‘élangfldel' ‘
.. ‘ MEI! WEE
W 281 PORT.
Mrs. Alfred T. Radclifl", who has been
undergoing treatment at the sanitarum,
has so far recovered as to return home.
Miss Nellie Bradley and William Darin,
of Brooklyn, spent Sunday at the reel-
dence of H. B. Bradley.
The corner stone for the new Christ
church rectory was laid Monday with
appropriate ceremonies.
Harry Stone and Frank Talbot spent
Saturday and Sunday camping out on
Cockenoe’s Island.
:Mr. and‘Mrs. E. M. Lee have returned
from their visit to Blockflsland. . M
F,’ Miss I-‘Io Sherwood. of Green‘s Farms,
is visiting Miss Lulu Kemper. ‘ "—
Editor J. S. Jones is in Canada.
CRANBERRY I’LAINS.
The funeral of Mrs. Susan Youngs was
held from the chapel yesterday after-
noon, the Rev. Charles Abbott, of the
Westport Methodist church, officiating.
The pail bearers were Albert Thomas,
Eben Gilbert, Benjamin Filth and
Samuel Coffin.
The Chestnut Hill and Cranberry
Plains teams played ball again, yester-
day. The former won by a score of 20
to 11.
*—
Taylor arbolden
BealEslaleandlnsurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons looking fora lot or house and lot,
with the view 0 purchasing. are invited to
call and examine our list. We have them for
sale in every part of the city at reasonable
prices and on easy terms. sultan tf
w‘lm'i‘nn.
V GIRL for gem-ml nouseu‘ork. Apply No.
Ll Union Park. aid
A mini) inner-wile man to handle our oods
in this lot'n ilv, an a permanent bus new.
For particulars. address l ‘. It. l'. (‘. t). .w North
hiriwl. lhtnbury. Cl. all} Ii:
NYUNE lutviui: u wroud-lmnll stilt-ly
ldt'yt‘li', In good l'olulllion, \\ hil'li llwv
would like to evil i'llt-flp, on our forms. may
find it purrbum-r by addressing I ’lllIl-llihlAN,
wire of Soul Illt‘l. is; If
)Y n Herman. a position no com-moan and
) giirdurr. Slowly and sobrr, “'i-ll revolu-
mended. Addrr-ssl' Ii. II'AIi'l'UlS, Ir Wurst
>lretl..“nulli .Vorunlk. ll
Il‘xl’ElllFlVl‘El) blunt-re. ’I‘IIF. RAYMOND
. A it; CURISI'UI'K (0.. Foulll Nurwulk.
alilzlt
,‘INE board, wlth well furnished rm ms. at
__ lowest rates for permanent or transient
Ixinl’llel'il,llt(itllllt‘n lill cottage. ill llayvlew
avenue, South Norwalk. ulil 1w
WU unfurnished rooms. for light house-
keepirxmliv two adults: must ln- nicely
located and terms reasonable. Address, stut-
luit terms and locnlliy, DESIRABLE. Sentinel
olllce. n? if
' ”’Tti'nn'r. '
F‘th'. rooms, No.4 Ilnnford l‘liu-e, rcul El:
third floorfill South Maln slrevl, rum 3%;
slx rnnnm (”HI'III‘Y .\'orlli Main and Ann P‘Il'l't'lri,
rrnl SIT). Apply lo la. .-\. WOODWAIIIJ.
l,‘lil).\l A nun-d l. upper part of new dwelling
No. I” I’m“ eli'r-vl. I-vlir rooms. iilm Inns»
ulllc with one phi le-rwl room. Front and
lilil‘lt entrant-w. .‘u‘lluf‘flll' from those of lower
floor. Furnace, \vulrrn iowls nod i'rml ldu on
lloor. Ampli- vlosn-l‘. Hunt 3H. Apply to
lltl'l'll .\ lilil.l)~l ll.\lll)l'. Ann ~ln-r‘l.
,ll'l‘i w, l. m if
\‘lX ruotnvollnuv. uilli Illllll room. e-lallon-
I til‘t range, lmimw. Me, No. I [minors
ll\‘t‘llllt'. Will lr-l 1‘1.le in. good h-nnm.
llllll'i‘ of F. II. l"l'l'l'll. Ill ( 'rm-s slrwl. all lw
In.
\IEIVdUHbIt- IIUIIN‘, rI\ rooms em ll dd», 4
A and ti l'rma el’wl. Norunlk. liNll‘ Q‘Il'l"
trlr curs: bulb. l'urum n~ no I all lllilll‘llh‘llll‘lil“:
Sl'lJ-UM side. Apply at u (’rws slri-vl. or ad-
(ll'i‘rtv 3. li. WILMIN. lillllllr'l‘, ll! Wall hlrm-t.
Iill lw
( NV. llul of live rI-oin~, llr~t floor. .\'o. l0
'l'olli-M siroolzrt-nl till. ()no hon-«e nl Ii
'I'llet-e sir-ml; l‘t'fll. 2b.; suitable for two
families. lino horn-v pmr Elm liroro More,
Neva-u rooms, renl SIM. All In Iirsl clue» order.
Euvlulru of .IUIIN ll. KNAI’I', H2 We? ibut.
.Y 4-.
Milt sans.
IlI'IFIIIHEIIA'I'UII. upright plum), bell
room Hlll parlor Hill and «blur [In-NH and
barrels. Will be H llll i'llt'llll, to Munrl llH‘llIlt‘.
old Ill.
AT a bargain. house :Ilill lot No. ti l’ros wot
m‘vnuo‘. Nilr‘TulI‘: lull-«0' contains 0 ghl
rooms, city water: no rnxlfsl fuel, In lint-clam
order. Also hour-o null lot, No. Ml Franklin
uvr—nuo. nmrt'oruurol anlo l-lrt-«l: wry do-
slrablo location: house in first rite» order:
twill-r lllifl sou-or i'ill‘lu't'lllilH. lluullri- of
(ilillld) IIIIYT, No. It I’nmpu'l. avenue. Nor-
wulk. t'ouu. all lw
()l’sl‘: located on l‘lllliwootl llVi‘IiIII‘. Iii-,-
. lwm-u High and Holden lllll Hro'me,
about Ill Iiilnuten’ “ulk from depot and bind-
nose contrp. llwntrc, churches, school“. Mr... on
1mm: island Sound: nil-client hunting iipour~
ulna. running wuter,hnusu all pltml for gun
and ready for connection when main is ex-
truded: m-vr-u moons and collar and "HIV; all."
ol‘,lot, lilatfllll; plt-nt 'ol ehmlv: Hfulit‘llllli; price
ytooJmnominllrnl mormmo. sump. held
1y bankznecoud ruorigageJlJlll. to run two
more wllh Internet. Address IJlt JAMES R.
AYlJilt, 2“ East lilth let't'l, New York city.
rill’ilu th s lm
' EMUN milleczerquem-h; it good window
. A fif‘f‘t'l‘ll for 241'; N‘l‘i'tln mums, rill sizes;
lawn llmWN‘H and refrl motors at ra-ducml
pro-m. sou'ru Non ALK ilaunwann
.‘OMI’ANY. 42 South slain street. 1"”
LOST.
A m...is”so‘..‘.;."l...j.‘.i....than... Farm
and Norwalk bridge. A suitable reward
will he paid for its return to this office. all lit
DISTRICT OF NOIIWAlJi, as, Probate
Cmirt,Augustlrith. A. IL, 1W4. '
Estate of Henry Orbs, into or horwalk,
In said district. an Insolvent debtor.
Whereas, the said llenry Uchsdias lodged
for remrd In the allies of tlilsr-ourt his writ-
ten are-l merit of his estate for the benefit of
insured tors. pursuant to the ntatnlcsnffhe
state of Connecticut relating to Insolvent
debtors. and whereas James . lluhlwll, of
said Normals. is in snub said assignment.
nominated and proposed as mates of said as.
at tied estate therefore.
anssau, That the matter of the appoint-
merit, animal and sees nos 0 sald
J 'i. tiling. ordof some n
at ' tail
on the flth
_$l6. Old Point comfort. $IS.
. and passes in review llmn)‘ watt-ring pllil't'rl
, an. I. i. DECKER.
GEORGETOWN.
The Gilbert d: Bennett Manufacturing
company started up their works last
Monday. They are gvinlg one of their
large buildings a coat of paint, which is
a great improvement, as it was never
painted.
About one hundred fresh air children
from the Branchville horns passed
through town last Friday on a berry ex-
pedition.
The Swift Manufacturing company
have been putting an addition on the
building now occupied by Beers 65 Co.
Thomas Danforth's little child. who
has been very low the past week, is im-
proving.
Ery Olmstead and wife, of South Nor-
walk, spent Sunday in Little Boston dis-
trict.
(i. F. Batterson is delivering coal from
cars at the depot to families around town.
Mr. and Mrs. idwin Gilbert are at
Saratoga for a few weekli.
rillrs. E. Bradley, of New York, is visit-
ing Lyman Bradley.
Mrs. Hubert Taylor visited her aunt at
Norwalk, last week.
W. A. Williams visited Ulen Island
last Wednesday.
Nathan Perry is putting a new veranda
on his house.
John Way, of Bethlehem, was ill town
Friday last.
Tax Collector‘s Notice
I
W
VOTICE is hereby given to allyiersons liable
l. to pay taxes to the Town 0 Norwalk. in
the County of Falrfleld and State of Connecti-
cut, on the assessment list of ”Oil. that I will
meet them to receive said taxes at the follow-
lnxtimes and places. to wit:
t the store of W. S. Hartford, East Norwalk,
(Down Town), on Thursday, August lllth. last,
from lllo‘clock foreuoon untll 12:3! afternoon.
At the store of J. C. Randall. at Winnlpauk.
on the afternoon of Thursday, August (ink,
lelli. from 3 o'clock untll till) o clock.
At the store of Alplionzo Dibble, at South
Five Mile River. on the evening of Thursday,
August Nth. livid. from 7 until silo o’clock.
At the office of the Collector. Room No. 1
Masonic Building. In the (lit ' of Norwalk. in
said Town of Norwalk, on Fr day. Augustiilst,
MM, from 0 o‘clock forenoon, until o'clock
afternoon. and from 7 until h in the evening.
.\lr. ll. D. Smith, at the Collector's olllre.
Norwalk, and Mr. Jacob M. Layton. at his
olllce. Railroad Place. South Norwalk. are
authorised to receive taxes for me.
(In all taxes whlrh shall Irv-main unpaid after
the Roth day of Septumhcr. lull, lnlere-i at the
rate of nlm- per (-vnl. will be charged from the
illat day of Augusl‘ldlli. mull the same shall
be pull .
IiEUflliI'. ll. ST. JOHN, l'ollet‘lor.
In and for said Town of Nozivalk, on the list
of bull.
listed at Norivulk. (Soon, August 1, Mil.
lll‘MII
700 MILE
SEIl TRIPS
liy the beautiful new sleaiushlps of the
Old Dominion Llne.
To Old I’olnt (‘onil’ori or Virginia
llcach and Return,
lilygela IIUIt'l.I .I’rluw» Anne llolol.)
Most delightful remrle on lhe Alllllllll‘ com-l
for a SI'MMEIL Ul'TINli. Eloy be made for
W. Virginia lleach. ill.
A llli) and u quarter of I'Illli'l‘ liolvl.
IIIOLUOIIIG EVEIIY EXPENSE.
()l’ llll‘ltlS and berths on route and a day and a
quarter‘s board at t'llllt‘r lion-l.
This lrlp Is an lllt'fll mull. us the course skirts
the coast with lllllo likelihood of sensllrknuss,
Mid Dilllllh of Illlt‘l‘t‘hl.
OIO OOMINIOII 8. 8. 00.
W. I.. (il'l LLAI'IIEI',’I‘III.\FFI(.‘ MANN iEIl.
Pier 26, N. It, New York.
lylil 4m
lirealéstlourv all the Season.
“rand poruonally condor-ml tour to
NIAGARA FALLS.
$|5.0 $l5.00
I7iulur the mnuauemmlll of Ilygt-la to Recruit-
tlon Tourist ('o. pr'llil lrn in leaves New
Haven at H n in. Tuesday. August lilh; loaves
llrookllcld .Ium-llon m, ":2“ a, in. Passengers
In this vii-lolly lake early ll‘lilii to connect, ar-
rlvlugnt Niagara Fallwnrly the same even-
lng. l’urlorvnrs will boatntclu-d to thlslraln
from New Haven (seats :2 extra each way;
Willf'll should be reserved In advance.
(full on Ill'kl'l ngvul N. Y.. N. ll. d: If. It. lb,
for further liufornintlon.
Four Days Tour,
Expenses i'alil.
Four more of tbs- popular
Tours to lBaratoga.
Monday. August Illh, lilth, 211th and 27th.
i999f5'iii" ,
S. T. "ll'aYIor
Dress Cutting
Mrs. Decker having rlstnrned in Norwalk to
remain annoy the two following months. will
teach the S. '1‘. Taylor system of Dress Cutting,
Reduced raise where classes are formed. For
particulars address
Ellpennel of
Four llnyl' ’l'rlp.
to Taylor Italian ,
,tsutll Ismail, lilies.
- .l r .
is Kathi“: a...» sue-Ir
BRIDGBPUII KIWI).
MEIG‘S’”& co.
Plain talk about boys’ and little boys'
Clothing.
Toa man of family the wardrobe of
two or more romping boys is a matter of
some importance. It doesn't take long
for mother to get rid of the dollars allow-
ed for the season’s to ply of clothing.
There area number 0 stores, kept by
worthy, honorable gentlemen, where the
principle of business is honor between
sellers and buyer;snd yet this isn't all
that the purchaser should look into. A
matter of importance to consider is: Has
the merchant the proper facilities for
iving the best possible values for the
east possible money? We are manufac-
turers and retail our clothing direct from
the maker to the consumer. Does this
not insure the lowest possible prices?
We are selling boys’ short pants suits
in light cassimeres at $2.19.
Boys‘ short pants suits in blue flannel
at $2.48,
Boys’ short pants washable suits 97c,
$1.48, $1.75 and $2.00.
Boys’ all wool short pants 45c.
Boye’ line all wool long nts suits
$4.89, $6 50, $7.50, $8.50 and 9.50.
We are sure it Will pay you to come to
Bridgeport and buy your Men’s, Boys‘
and Children’s Clothing.
& O O.
MEIGS
327 Main (‘orner Bank Streets, erdgennvt.
”fill MUS ’.
MusicaIHome
Is now ready. The contents are: “Juliette,"
gavotte, Holst; "Where Grandmother Sat in
the Corner,“ song, (ioate: "The Algonquin
Club," waltzen. Peterschen; “A Turn in the
Tide," song. Glenroy: “Exriltation,” march,
Phelps: "I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say,“
sacred, Spauldlng; "Get on to the Funny
walk,"song. Sullivan. This number can be
purchased for
8 cis. and One Coupon
We have also added
vunnwnrs
Musmal Monthly,
which can be procured for
lists. and One Coupon.
The contents of the .luly number are:
Hold. u I'rl'Ht l’olka.
.lu-v (me Moro Waltz.
Idlinm Iiuvollu,
Tender Low That Never I’ll'r.
Ulo Iiilfihlk' l'ow.
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In books we haven few mph-a of “A:- In it
Looking Glass." only live (‘t'IlISt’fll'h,l-LII(I one
('npy of "lfevelallons of High Life, \vlllilu
European Palaces “ Only 751*.
OISINFECT
YOUR
HOUSE.
And sari-sickness. You can buy dism-
ftl‘lziflll of all i‘lirit'lics at reasonable
prim s of
Halalhellruggisi
EXPERIENCE. ’
It seems as if it were a burn-
ing shame to offer goods at such
prices as these, yet the times are
responsible for it.
10 pcs. fancy figured lawns in
black and white grounds, worth
just exactly 3 times the price
asked, via: 5c yard, 33 inches
wide.
Job in Sateens, balance of our
stock. about 12 pcs. all told
cost us from mic to 19c per yd.
We will sell some for 7c yd.
About 15 pcs. remain from
Snyder’s stock of pineapple
tissues and fine plain weaves,
fancy figured as well as mourn-
ing effects. They brought 25c
a yd., and cost to buy 19c. Wt
propose to give you your choice
for 100 yd.
Last lot of the season of 15
doz. gent's, laundered outing
shirts, yoke backs, 50c each.
Gent’s take notice. We have
300 pair of hose that we are
offering at 10c pair, good sensi-
ble ones at that and worth much
more.
Balance of our spring stock
of dress trimmings, sold all the
way from 10c to 50c per yard;
this week 5c per yard.
We have received those ele-
gant plain white French china
cups and saucers. The price
asked is 49c set of 6 cups and
6 saucers. They are honestly
worth double the price asked.
Look in our east window.
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SOUTH NORWIIK
Boston
Store,
83 Washington St.,
South Norwalk.
Groceries
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If you want good goods: that can't be
be beat call on
l. I. MERRIAM,
I28 SOIIIII Milli STREET.
Fine No. I Mackerel, at 20w aver-h.
(‘anued Soused Mackerel and (Satin 1
Fish of all kinds; Ham and Tongue.
.\r'I to flour we have tln- Inert that tho
market can furniih. Will gnaranhr
every pound of it.
Tons andtIofl'ecu of the feet. but in
presents.
"1
_ We have a thorough experience in the Grocery business,
which receive our uudiVided attention, and have no time to
dabble in other branches of trade that we don’t know anything
about.
We believe in doing one business and doing ihat well, so
well that it Will insure us the patronage of the public.
The fol-
lowing specialties are worthy of your attention:
The Ferris Delicious Smoked Beef cut to order,
Claret Lemonade,
Cross and Blackwell's Royal Table Marmalade,
Saltino Wafers, fresh daily,
Fine ()lives and Olive Oil,
The Harris Extracts,
The . loss Soda Wafer,
Dr. Welch’s Grape Juice,
The American Biscuit Co. Crackers,
Mushroom Catsup,
The famous Angelus Flour,
Tabasco Popper Sauce,
The Fertile Home and Boneless Bacon and our celebrated Teas
and Coffees which are seldom equaled, but never excelled.
We give no inducements to purchasers; we only my cat pure,
freshgoods and save your doctor's bill.
Chas. E.
L EA DI N G
WWIIPPIEL a2-
Seymour,
GROCER,
33 WISHIIGIOII sum.
ioc’ENTs A POUND
is the out in price of Lamb Chops. The finest Lambs lam: nheep: that WM? “III 1M» MM—
qusrters. lea. loin. rib, whole or in chops, ll’i cm. 9" lb. .imvt. salt your lumber if he can do “-
You may tell him, from me, he's behind the age. We mt the heat and mining not the Imi-
now do we so in Because we do more business in ii green this: than any three butcher! In
either city. Everybody says the best we out later superior to anything ever mm in it"!
town before. If you try it you‘ll Itaow. Great variety of as. far-l. fresh every III!-
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
' .51"! NARI-tans. Proprietor.
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