I , with another large party, among them
W I . of the Washington street bridge, yester-
"'l
; lame.” A large chorus ct mixed voices.
‘ Bldefrlends attended the mass meeting
; ilgioiie services. The testimony meeting
' powsw. Many new voices that had been
. J bland during the week united with the
- drowned man washed ashore. Captain
‘ drink. William Hendrick and George
" Hendrick-
. minor repairs.
' lug with bliss Norma Sharer this after
y'i‘srney will attend the Gengreialonsl con.
* . "“I'he‘llesunnrats send George A. Bturges
m
l utensil... ’ » -
anti sossrr or m on in
suit mounts.
.. Bay at the last Avenue flatbed-
“lpieeepal church-the "leablra"
an»... from Long Island—aur-
veylng‘m the IIreiiawey Extension.
Blinds: will berevivsl day at the East
MM Methodist Episcopal church.
, ”mitotic services. which have re-
mylneuch a general awakening duro
it. the week, will he motioned
everyeervice. In the morning Rev.
_ .Bmlth will preach from the sub-
Sect, “A Sympathetic Saviour.” In the
”Union. "The Name Above Every
m by organ and piano, and the
Apollo orchestra, will make the praise ser-
vice, which begins tomorrow night at 7
o'clock. very interesting. Notwithstand-
Mthata considerable number at East
Norwalk, last evening, a great congre~
. gallon remained to attend the special re~
which followed the earnest preaching of
the word, was of unusual interest and
bailouts in giving all praise to God.
' who, by his right hand and his holy arm,
hath gotten the victory.
Captain Caleb Wood returned with his
yicht "Seabird,” from Long Island, yes~
'terday, having on board James Wood
end Charles E. Redman, While there
the party saw a cat boat and an unknown
Wood started out again this morning
being Fred Keating, Fred Arnold, Na-
than Finner, James Wood. Thomas Hen-
Engineer Wood, who made a survey
day afternoon. under the direction of
Selectmen Raymond and Baker, found
that two or three of the buildings on the
north side enroached upon town property.
Others were just on the line, and others
only a few inches back.
A survey was msdefiycsterday of
Riverside avenue, First street and the
Gregory Point road to Dorlon‘s Point, in
the interest of the NorWalk Tramway
company. it is understood that work
on the extension Will be commenced this
”tall, and completed early next spring.
Robert D.|Miluer, oi South Wilton, is
the guest of;Charies E. Benedict, South
Osborne avenue. Both will leave Mon-
day for Wesleyan University, Middle-
‘0'”.
Mrs. Thomas Underwood," who has
been vgpiting he'llEtfifl hire. Frank
Roberts, of South Osborne avenue, re-
turned to her home in Brooklyn, yester-
day.
Ills. Ward Hill and son Earle, whohss
been visiting at the home at Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Uorbarn, have isturntd to their
home in New Haven.
The yacht “Sea Bird," of Wesipori,
lying at .at.chor§near,_the shore at the
loot of Bette Place,‘,is_undrrgcing some
The reVival chorus and instruments
,will meetlorageneriil rehearsal at the
East Avenue Methodist church, tonight
at 8 o'clock.
George R. Badman returned home, last
night, from his trip to Massachusetts and
will start Monday foriLong Island.
Hilton Elwood arrived lrom Hartiord,
today. to Vtiill. his sister, Mrs. Smith S.
' Frank Smith. the speedy East Not-walk
rider. is training lm the bicycle
”vote at the Usnbnry Fair.
no it it I'll».
“An Ideal thingregaiion" will be the
lubjact oi Rev. J. A. Judge‘s discourse
in the Baptistjchurch, tomorow morning
“flaking God a. l.isr"is the subject he
has chosen lorlhls eveningieermon.
- At the Methodist Episcopal church to-
morrow morning the paetm'e theme will
be “The present lined." in the evening,
the Rev. D. (l. Downeyml Htarnford.
will preach.
Ifles Florence Lelia, of New York, is
visiting iir. and live. E. H. White, Pros-
pect Belgian.
The Little Follie’ Mist-ion Band is meet‘
noon.
2‘
"nation.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Moore
last Saturday.
Adanghterot Hiram Raymond. aged
itsesyseie, died of dysentery on Satur-
, day.
‘ hr. 'Fl'hnh Clotheiii and F. R. Hoyt
who delegates to the Republican Blane
elevation. Phillip Gerhartnhdd. E.
mmxmttaseeisesmeme v.
wmmneivinuwmsmw
1,; ‘mtlna.
Dam of cm nutter?
his permit. sad ms. P.
.4 .m'
u.
Myriam W“
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Preachers and Their Themes in Norwaik‘
Churches Tmorrowi
80m Nonwanl Costume-non t
avenue and West streets. Elev. d
Ph. 1).. pastor. Services a. in. and 1:55
gch: Sunday school.lzni. Youn‘ People's
ietv of Christian Endeavor meet u: at am
p. m.: sugeci: "How Bodies adect Souls."
Leader. . O. Graves. Morning suhlsct.
"Christiault and the Cousin: Elections ’ In
the evenin v. a. ll. Wyatt will preach:
nubiect." ySaloon."
Scorn Noswans Mnuonier. West avenue.
near Garner. v. Kavanagh. pastor.
Divine service. 102w; am. 7-1!) p. m.: hundiy
school. 12 noon; Eowortb League meetl . 6'
Subviect. Ml'he two Sons: The bin ti Ins ricer-
ity. loader, James O'Hara. Morning sub-
ject."AllThines in Christ." Evening sub»
Ject. "God's Fashion."
Bum NORWALK Barrier. West avenue. near
Pine street. ilev. 1i. i). Sherwood. stor.
Services. 10:11) a. in. and 7:30 p. m.: unday
school i! on: Young Peoples' Society at
Christ an Endeavor ra or meeting, 6:1!) .ni.
Mornln .itev. 3.8. l d will preach. ven-
ing sub set. "The Saloon and the Community;
or. The Rights and Duties of the Citizens with
Reference to the Saloon."
Tami" Enscorsn. West street and Fair-
ileld avenue. South Norwalk. Rev. Olin Halluck
rector. .0539 a. m Morning Prayer. hit-
any and sermon: hunday school at. 12:15
p. m.; Evensong. 7:30 p. in.
Nottwarlir Coronmsrrouaa. corner Park
and Lewis streets. Rev. T.K. Noble. D. 1).. as.
tor. Berv can at imam. in. and 1330 p. m.; un-
da schotr- l2:1!)p.m.: Y. P. :5. C. E..t:t5 p. in.
he Ject, "flow Bodies alfect Souls." leader.
Mrs. Andrew V. Heath Evening. the pastor
will repeat by request last. Sunday evening’s
semen. Subject."A Dark Blot In Beautitul
him-walk. What Ought Good Citizens to do
About it ?"
Nonwanit lilrrnoms-r. West and Mott ave-
nues. Rev. A. H. W att. pastor. Morning
service. 10:30 Even ac service. 7:7!) 9. in,
Sunday school. 12 m.:Epworth be 0 meet—
ing. 6:30 p. m. Evening. Rev. u. H. «1 will
preacu on “Facts to Face." .
Nonwamt Barrie-r. East avanne. opposite
Green. . F. E. Robbins. pastor. ser-
vices. 10.21] a. m. and 7:3!) . m.; Sunday school.
12 nu; early prayer meet ng. 10:00 a. m.: young
people's meeting at It'd: p. m. Subject.
The Royal Ruler." Leader. lilies Fannie Un-
derhill. Morning sub set. "The Primary of
Peter. or the Rock oft e Church." Evening
subject. "Uhrist. and Him Crucllled,“
(mans Emscomt. Beltien avenue and Cross
street. Norwalk. Bums. H. Watkins. rector.
1 be 18th1§unday after Trinity. ii a. m., Holy
Communion; luzb‘l) a. m.. Morning Prayer and
sermon; i2 m.. Sunday scboom 7: I) p. rn.. Ev-
ening Prayer. anthems and address. '1 he rec-
tor will cult-lute.
Sr. PAUL'S EPISOOPAI Church streetmpm‘
site the Green. Norival . Rev. 3. ii. i’ontl.
rector. Holy L(t!lllnlll’ll0n,725i“ a. m..and on
first ruuday in the month. Second celebration
tchnrul) with sermon. mm a. m.; on other nun-
iia s, Mornln P ayer. Lituny and sermon.
ill-ii) a. 11L: . umlny school, )2 in. lo the
t IlClit'll or Unit lion; HAVIOXTR. choral
avian-song with sermon. Tzillp. m. .
EAST Avenue Mmiltiiiilfl'. near VaxiZandt
avenue. Elm Norwalk. Rev. A. J. Smith, {mn-
toi‘. Preaching 102:!) It. in. and Hill p. ilk; nun-
day school. ii.’ in; young people's mutating mun.
)lmriing subject, “.\ Sympathetic Saviour."
Evening subject. "The home Above itvery
Annie.“ ,
Sr. Asiiiisw‘s Mission. at James McAllla-
ter‘s resilience. Wliinlpauk. Sunday echoed.
mm 1). on; Charles Chlltetii. superintendent:
Arthur ii. Chittem. assistant: Miss Evelyn Me.
Allister. organist.
BROAD Riven CHAPEL.
Edgar Buttery; assistant su viritentlent.
lllCOililI'l: lioxerr; organist Miss ulu Hod ;
assistant organist. Mrs. Julius Cable. Sun a ’
school :i p. m.; Young People's Society of
Christian Endeavor meeting. tlzlll p. in.'. Prayer
meeting. Sunday eveningat 'i'n'lll. . ,
Canvauv BAPTHT Htil'llt‘i‘Y. Quintargl Build»
lng. corner Wall and lipightfitrechww.
Rev. James A. Similar. putt . hing -.
i'lt'e. lllnllit. m.;evening service at 7:4» 1:. in.
Young people's meeting at 6:6.0 p. in. Allan
(-orulally invited.
Anvsnr (.‘fliill'Vl‘litN, Vanandl avenue East
Norwullt. Prmu'liing. my” a. m. and is!) p.
m.: Sunday school 12m. Youn People's meal.—
lng deal p. m. Limirgc L. Tot-p e. pasuir.
CUNtlitKllATiUNAI. MIMIUN. fiprinuwood
Union Chaired. El y avenue. Jim Prim. pastor,
Hungarian services. Sunday. at loll! a. in. and
b p. m.: 'l hursday M 7:11! o‘clock.
Sr. PAUL'H Mission. VanZandt and (Micro
avenues. Emt Norwnlk. Hominy m-limil Mill p.
m. A cordial welcome to all.
SPmanoon Usimv Vitamin, Ely Mantis.
Mouth Norwallt. Huntley Ht-iitml. :lztsi p, to;
evening service. 7:“! p. m.
BART Nottwamt swzoisn (,‘umliiflllA'i'lDNAL.
Riverside avenue. Rev. 0. Llnilugrcn, Jum-
iAir. Survives at lilzili) u. in. and 75!! l. in.; . lino
day school. 3:1!) p. iii.: young people a meeting
all» l» m.
V. M. (I. A. ans‘ IiEM'il’il. Knuth-en's Hall.
Chestnut street. Hull' h Mil-walk. linszmlmset-
lnx rlmiilui attention. 4:11! to Fr. ll. All bola
Wt‘ll' nnic.
Amman Mnnomwr Kristine/Ac.
street. Nurwullt. linv. l. Hands
Preaching. 10:2!) a. m.: Sunday srhrml at
w
3
Superintendent.
Knight
pastor.
l2:l.'i p.
m.; prayer insisting at hello. in.; pvt-aching at
7:11" p. m. H I'i‘l-II music will be rendered by
the oholr. oats free. -
Hr. Marty's. it. (3., rtirrwr of West avmue
and (flown! street. Mirwulk. Kev. W. J. No.»—
uin. pastor. Low Mass. 7 a. in.; Children's
MWJ‘fl” a. mu, illgli Marin. bulletin ; Vespers.
:i;:iip.m.
llsirrmuiit Evanosimuin fir. Perot-(iv,-
ilitirtnit. Fusion”. mitts. llrand Army "all.
up stairs. Washln tori street bridge. Smith
.nrwalk. l‘redl t. ll:1'lfl.lll. unil can u. in;
Sonniagssvhulc. 2; l! in.
German announcer. rlsuvwes. iii-id
evury Hiimla afternoon at 2 u'cim'li. in Knurl-
seii’s lliill.l l Chestnut street. All are mirrllab
lylnvlted. stun day wihool at lunllo'clocltJ.’
A. Brooltinclerpitator.
i'ocso Men‘s (insulin/is ”swim-mu}.
hockwoml‘s Hall, Wail street, Nuvwalk. lillule
clues at 8 p. nu: tiring service at l p. m.
‘t t WIM-ulmust‘ amend“). n.»
Mother-Why don't you play with
that nice little biy across the street?
Small Boans boys is boycottiu' him,
“m what lot?“ “He doesn't freckle. "
Ii“;
“‘ some:
”MW”. .. ...........-
The inhabitants. legal Voters 0! the Town of
Norwslh. are hereby notified and warned that
the annual town meeting of said town will be
held on Monday. the first day at October. A
1).. not. tor the purpose of the election. by tail.
lot. or all of the town sincere. exception those
by law provided. in be appointed by the select.
nien: and upon the petltkmot twenty-ave legal
voters of said town. a ballot will be taken to
determine whether any person shall he tissue.
ad to sell spirituous and intoxicating honors
in said town. Thine name in favor of the
granting or such licence will rive in a ballot
with the word “License“ written or printed
thereon: and those persons opp-teed in the
granting oi suenllcsaeswiil give in a ballot
with momma Woman mprlst-
sd thereon. 'l'liepolis wlilbeopen tor the
aforesaid suitcases. from s o'eiiisk la the lore»
nonauatilto‘elesh in the alternate. lathe
' W“
es cents win BI! a Wife
or mother a bottle of Dr. Hand's Colic
Cure at any drug store. Mrs. B. W. Ilerv
rill, oi Falrdalo, N. Y" says: “Dr,
Hand’s Colic Cure in far in advance of
any remedyoiits kind I m: used. It
will quiet baby when she is screaming
with pain.” Ask some mother who has
used this remedy about it. When your
baby is cross and lretful while teething
apply Dr. Hand's Teething lotion to the
gums. Sold by all druggists. 25 cents.
Beforedgoing on a sevvoyage or into
the country, be sure and put a box of
Ayre’s Pills in your vallse. You may
have occasion to thank us for this hint.
To relieve constipation, biliousness and
nausea, Ayre’a Pills are the best in the
word. They are also easy to take.
Taylor & Golden
Real Estate and Insurance
WASHINO‘I’O’ STREET.
Persons lookln foralot or house and lot.
with the view 0 purchasing. are invited to
call and examine our list. We have them (or
sale in every part of the city at reasonable
and on eaav terms. sum it
WANTED.
(NET to do general housework. Call at 4
Benton! Place. at: at
LEANING and dyeing establishment, No. i
Raymond street. Corner South Main
street, on line or electric cars. South Nor-
walk. Conn. We respectfully announce to the
citizens of South Norwalk. horwallt and vicin-
ity that wd established ourselves in your
midst. in the dyeing and cleanin b uses.
and are now prepared to do all kindle of clean-
ing and d sing in the very best slide and man-
ner. Let ies’ suits, dresses. either made up or
”is”... cloaks. capes, infanta' ea in. bonds. etc...
In banntringes. [:erO.k(;f‘ifBl‘l. ”unlit???“
ue acumen. tgoveak men.
also teat rs cleaned and curled. bentlemen‘s
garments dyed or cleaned and pressed in the
best mariner. U. BU’i'I'EIiFAHn'. mill“
_. ._’
INJCTRIC HELL liASI'lER—Any kind of
1 bells tired and new ones put in. App!
to EDWARD Iii.)ril£.-‘l.‘: Raymond at res-t. finulg
Norwalk. ('nnu. sl‘l' lw
WW ”4... new.
'l‘ IithAYTle. r00“ lmum- of seven
rooms. with (til i and grounds. finely
lotviti-tl iirar elm'iri” road. Apply personally
or by mail to WILLIAM J. CHAN. limn yiaii.
(imiu. sl'.‘ lw
Oil'l'TMii'Z at \nrwalk. 7% i'nlun Park.
south side. Verymnwcicut. inqiilreou
premises. a a if
Hill)! ”(twin-r let. )musrol'tl mums at )7
Franklin street. Modern improvements.
Inquireof Edwin Wilcox at ilronnerllt-ox's
grocery. end if.
‘OITR room apartments, second and third
their». front and rear. rent 11‘ and
i". nwnrta it: Corbett block. Halls
lighted. heated and cleaned. Apply at the.
infirm”! the OLD WELL CI‘iAIi (1),, B3
Warhlngton street. still tf
HOUSE o.’ i rmiua. wash llmitt'. wood house.
but well at waterJrsltmaring large apple
and pear trmern, 5 airrr-i land; line lot-s
lion; clone to flown-yum station. 9:33 month
Address. lion '2, How-non. Conn; a'eo ln-
quire at station. slit 1w
V “Kill rooms. 1” South Main street. water
in. rent 93‘: bl Woodward avenue. ll rmiiw.
lII'"OIliI door. rent in. Apply to it. A. WOOD-
Wallis.
I’Clfl SALE.
W FINE med mare. fur “In trite-up. fnr want
A tit use: r llflf. iiil‘.x. r. I. llll’ililJfl.
iluwai Mn. Home '33;
‘l'iiNlT‘l‘iiE or R two-iv; 3...... 1...... Must
be sold by (It-weer lat. llii'nlnn ~irwl,
South Norwalii. spill 1w.
’li'l'I gentle bur-v. munvl and kind. Inquire
a of WILL”)! llllfillUN, 0. Elllttimlll
sire-rt. sillilt.
)AIN’lelmglm and putty. We carry it
line line. and mu’ prime am as low as the
lnwmt. We sell only Martin's brushes and
they are the bet-t on the instill-t. SOUTH
Ni)i{“'AI.i\ HAHU‘VAHE COMPANY. ‘3
timilli Main strut-t. Ill '2”
Irfll'i'l’.
] ETWEZN depot and ( unrtlani plat-e. l-‘rl-
day evening. a new Il'l. Aw 7. style
"Harrington." ill be aliiillii)‘ wounded by
leaving at it Unurtlarul plat-e. e2: it
3' liliWMiil- April: don. 5 months old.
I blaelt nirsahilnwu his bevii. Answer»
in me name of "its-u." The above reward will
be paid for his return to RAFT. 3!. ll. Wit...
150;”. ll tilts-raids armor», Plant Somali. ’
in... H.
MEIGS' & 00.
GREAT MERIT,
LOW PRICE, ,
HIGH GRADE.
Our Fast Black and Blue All Wool
Cheviot Suits at
$10.00.
Made in three button, cutaway frocks,
single and double breasted. long sacks.
Samples of cloth sent to any address by
mail.
MEIGS & CO.
Makers and Retailers of Good Clothing.
327 Iain Corner Bank Streets. Bridgeport. Ct.
fiqlrrlsinmenls.
Hoyt’s Opera House
‘ To-h‘ltili'l',
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22d,
Special on agement of the world's largest.
gander". as lost amusement enterprise now
fore tno,puhlic at people's popular prices.
8088 BBMEDY 00.
Challenge Band and Orchestra. ,
32 32 —I’EOPLE- 32 32
In their engagement with the latest and most
popular comedy.
“Among the Mines”
POPULAR PRICES, I5. 25 AND 851:.
Seats new on sale at Plalsted's and Gregory‘s
Iiadlea‘ tickets now exchanged
TO-MORROW NIGHT, A BRAND
Sacred Bunsen at 8:30
Grand Orchestra ot Twenty pieces.
llllllWllK null llllllSi.
Saturday, September 22
'. in: Prim-wit Herman Comedians.
Gus Williams,
in his side-splitting melo-isrcs.
“APRIL F001,”
introducing ill-i new r1: lugs. .loer and melo-
dies. assisted by amuipuiiy oi reilned specialty
artists
A perfect avalanche of fun and jollity.
A ll entertainment of slilwspliilllig mirth.
Sale oi seats at. Gregory‘s and Tomllnson's.
Prices. 250. 55¢, am silt. sl'.’
".i..‘.gs......-in...“
' ’l‘IlE subscribers appointed by the Court of
Probate for the District of Norwullt.0nn.-
iiilesloni-re to receive, examine. and decide
upon the t'lulmst-rllici-rulliora of the estate
of llemyilt'llsmf N..rwullt, in said district.
iiti llisulvenl tluhlnr. lit-rciiy givo IIUIil‘G that
Wu will attend to the duties of our mild up-
_ mlntiiirni at the ”film-oi Rll‘hlu'll H. liable-n.
ll Norwalk. in said District, at Svuili Nora
walk. on the limb day of lit-Huber. ism, sud on
tliozlinhilayot November. Hill. at in o‘clock
Ilii‘l‘li'lflll. u! sin-ii of said flit) s.
Sal-l l'tmrt lute limited and lillowsi three
months friiintheilatc hereof for line exhibi-
ii in in Hit of claims ugulust suitl “slum.
Dated at, homulk. the Illat day or Annual.
A. l) . lhili. 1“le
CHE‘TER i“. i l .3. l . ,
lilCiiAlil) ii. lil.lI.DEN. i ‘r"'“m‘“"‘“”'-
Ml. t‘. lb. 2.2
,———
LIST OF LETTERS
Heiiialiilng uncalled for at tho tollmvlngpnsi-
utilizes for the week ending Sep. :33. lslil. Per-
sona calling (or any of these letters will please
say they are advertised:
ROUTH NllliWAle-Illlss Sarah liiissnll.
Chris. H. French. Mrs. Mary Froilcrlclte, Mrs.
Albertina lilselow. Miss . oils 1’. Hawkins,
Mien Maggie Jones. llr. -l. . . t-rry. til. i}.
Ilamllwti. Miss Mimi's Ilrltllu Miss Lillian
Keeley. James A. Jennings. W. H. llsri’ey.
Mrs. H, street. it}. ADAMS. P. M.
NURWAI K~Waltsr llruoe. Bertha Dydler
D’Arrsr. John I". Knup i. .\I. on p Eleii
'I‘vaiieea. w. it. MALUN ., l'. .u.
customers.
j
llur Fall and Winter Siockoi
0 LOT H l N G.
Our Pride is our Honest Goods, and Our Ambition is to be
known to you as a house who deals in Reliable Goods Only.
We are not oil‘sring the last and of any manufacturing stock,
but the most desirable stock from the best makers in this country.
We think of quality first. then fix the price to make permanent
FRANCIS & 00.
THE RELIABLE
lltlliiis. Halters, ail Flillllllls.
: monks. nan-s, arc”
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‘P‘evnnSylvania
—-
Pnnsonsnwflonnncrnn Touss
Leaves flew York sndPhlla~
delvhla. September so for a
SOUTH ten daytourwitsm Bald".
l’.iiuil“lf‘€d”ltlh§li'3h”itciimmi .t"
,u
i
Washington. Rates: ew York. 855 00. PM»
dolphia', 868.00.
at three
WASHINGTON ..
are. Dates: recs lira. ”sandmagfiintiervlals‘oi
I’M weela no I e ‘ lit! Ill! V9
on... New York. sisal. Philadelphia. in w.
A series of Jackson—
FLORIDA ville tours. allowing
two waste in the
State oi flowers. will he run during January.
February and March, ltllb.
to the Gold-
CALIFORNIA fl,
will leave New York and Philadelphia Febru-
ary so and March 20. 18%.-
A series
’l‘wo tours
Detailed itinerary will be sent on applicat-
tlon to Tourist Agent 1.190 Broadway. New
York. or Broad Street Station, Pallade phla.
J. B. When,
(lilo. W. Born.
Gen. Pass. Agent.
Ass‘i. Gen. Pass. Agt_
~s 2t) 7t.
to $50 00.
gold tilled watches that
as low prices a
they can be sold
A. W AUSTIN.
PEfll HUUSE BlilCli,
NDBWMK. CONN.
:3} if
Danbury Fair
October i to 6. ’94
li'ryolo Ruces.’l‘ursduy: Tmttlvl: each suc-
veetlli 1.: day. All Speed Entries- close Septem
ber L’liu. Send tor i’rcmium L a
I I.
al2lliv G. M- RL‘NDLE. Sec-‘5'.
city for the same quality.
Jones’ Su erlative
good as J ones'
trouble.
33 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
EIfili'l‘Y-HIXTII 81‘. AND FIRST
“*‘what’ in”.
on ..
Creamery, 25 cents a pound ; Northllold Uroamery, in prints. 32 cents a puind.
Chas. E. '
LEADlNG
lilll’illllli ciu. l3-2.
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We are in business to make money out
of it. The only way for us to make money
out of it is for you to realize the {riot that ‘
makingmonry by ,.
you as well as we are
trading with us. This week we ofler you
the following. and every one of theiots
altered below are money savers: .
W
lat—500 yards domet flannel, 27 inches
wide, 40 yard, 10 yards limit.
2d.——8.000 yards best dress prints. every
make in our store. including Simpson a
blacks, gre s, indigoes and fancy dress
prints, uni orm price of be per yard.
Bah—500 yards toweling, 4c per yard.
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—-PLACE—-
83Wl3 llll‘l‘fllli'l'.
-———Qw-—-——-
4th.-—75 yards table damask, worth 30c
yard, at 230 yard.
5th.—-3 pieces table damask, extra width,
worth 750, at 550 yard.
6th,-—-100 dozen ladies’ fine black hose,
“extra line guagc. Better examine them;
price 25c pair.
7th.—50 dozen ladies‘ hose: they are a
little above the average weight and are
very low in price, viz , 23c pair.
Stu—Job 5 pie ces. J.5in. , all wool, flannel,
straight 1} dollar quality, price 330 per
yard; your time won't be wasted by
examining this line.
(lib-25 pieces fancy suiting. Here
comes the benefit of free trade, 190 per
yard. Among this lot are serges,
cash merrs, wool, fancies, flannel. etc,
etc.
10th.——800 fancy glass baskets, 150 each.
11th.-—100 syrup cups, 12c each.
12ih.——100 Japanese vases, 4c each.
13th.-—~1 000 Japanese salt and pepper
shakers, So each. Fancy china.
“tin—300 Dover egg boaters, 9c each.
We also find that we have several odd
lots in our kitchen department, we pro.
pose to close them out; perhaps there is
here Just what you want.
snufiifiiwnx
Boston
Store,
83 Washington St.
ilfllllll Halli! Fl
Now is the time to buy your winter’s supply of flour and the
New York Grocery Co’s store is the place to buy it.
‘ following prices which are lower than any other house in the
Maud 8., Best in the World, only
FORTIETH HTREE’I‘ AND SECOND AVENUE.
AVENUE.
Public want
South Norwalk.
will
N ate the
Snow Fla 6. what we guarantee as
84.4w per bbl. 55c. per bag
€0.20 “ 530. “
34.00 ” 50c. “
()ur teas and coffees are noted for their superior strength and
flavorand our presents cannot be equalled in the state.
Give us a call and you Will be more than repaii for your
m
TheNew York Grocery 00.,
Donovan's Building, Washington St. South inrwalk.
{new voiiK.
is a ihel'aible Store where they can send their children and not as polite attention
as if they came themselves.
We have in transit aucthtr car of the Celebrated
Augslus Flour, which makes the whitest.
sweetest and host loaf of brawl of any
flour in the. world. and will make more
innvt‘u nt broad to the barrel. lt receives
flattering icetimonais from all sources.
From the quantity of Hill Edge
Fret-h lllmlefiifrosmrry [hitter that we
W are selling we must be giving the best
quality Many riflm in town. 0! course
we are only 28 contest Inland: (loud
Our Tees and colleen are the standard of Purity and Excellency.
Seymour,
GROCER,
33 visitation sing;
'ESCALLOPS
in c chin and opening ssoall
see not like these anthems bivalves? We have a nest of hosts end a
ESCALLO PS
small army
The are e nod during the night and ar-
‘ii a: th msii at Ill tn. day. 0%QO ioWyun i at as taken from the
rawhide dry. its? terinsin ill! a w dungeon: them. ndealsr in this town
mus? m i’ ”s“s.l?”3alir’ city“ We? " 'ifiefi‘ioii‘fic ‘ir..“i§ilr'
' or s o .
3:”qu quality sol «foundation. a you want its ' and only his sent. me an
see its. -
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