Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 3, 1894 · page 8

 

 

 

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An last lids Ian Honored at the Con-ee-
fleat Advent canton-oodlnaineu lest-
lagand looial of the lpworth until-—

dither laps and liehaps.
I '1‘” mum is on sale at the last Nor-

walk variance by Russell Morgan. with whom
tents of news for thisoolnmn can also be left.

The Connecticut Advent conference,
\ inanauai session at Wallingford, elected
Fraaolsfi. Ainaworthmf East Norwalk.

 

,» a member of the quarterly conference
1 committee. 'l'heotheroilicersare: Presi-

 
 

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dent, Rev. J. W. Davis, Bridgeport; vice-
president. 0. W. Bigley, Hartfordisec-
notary. and treasurer. 0. B. Woodruif,
Bouthlngton, for twentieth term; minis-
terial committee, E. Z. Ellie, Danbury;
0. Pike. Waterbury, and 0. W. Higley,
Hartford; quarterly conference commit-
tee, . Rev. Henry Stone, Wallingford;
Rev. G. W. Tseple, New Haven, and
Er. Ainsworth; auditors, E. Z. Ellis,
Danbury.and Rev. Henry Stone, Wal-
lingfcrd; delegates to Advent publication
society and general conference, Rev. J.
W. Davis, 0. D. Woodrufl, 0. Pike and
E. Z. Ellie.

One of the most largely attended busi-
ness meetings and socials the Epworth
‘ League of the Methodist church ever
held, was the one last. night, at the home
of Arthur Ferris, Riverside avenue. A
very interesting progamme was rendered
under the direction of Miss Sadie Ran-
dall. It consisted of a piano duet by
liieees Almeda and Sadie Hawkins; in-
strumental solos, Misses Sadie Randall
and Cora Platt, and a selection was read
by Rev. A. J. Smith. At the business
meeting it was decided to give, in con-
nection with the Ladies’ Aid society, a
course of entertainments in the church
this winter, to consist of four lectures
and a concert, of which announcement
will be made later.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brundage, of 8
Bridge street, entertained a large num-
ber of their friends, last night. Among
those present were Mrs. Brundsge and
Charles Brundage, of Long Ridge; Mr.
and Hire. George Shel-Wood, of Dsrien;
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hayes, Mr. and
Mrs. Philip ;,Brundage, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Plait, Miss Annie Phillips, Miss
Carrie liedman, Miss Ella L. Boyce, Miss
Myrtle Smith, S. J. Smith and Charles
E. Redman. Dancing commenced about

. 10 o’clock, and continued until 3 o’clock
this morhing, with an intermission, dur-
ing which refreshments were served.

Daniel 1’. Morrell. formerly an exten-
sive properi y owner and a prominent
and influential citizen of East Norwailr,
who exchanged his house on VanZindt
avenue some time ago for a valuable farm
in Weston, has entered the arena of poli-
tics in that town,baving been nominated
for justice of the peace on the Republi-
can ticket. Mr. Morrell served in a simi-
lar capacity in Norwallt With credit to
himself and the town.

One hundred and thirty-eight chd‘
dren attended the Junior League [nect-
ing at the East Avenue church, Friday
afternoon. Rev. A. J. Smith preached a
five-minute temperance object sermon
from the subject “Cooking the-Brain."
Mrs. Frank Seymour gave an illustrated
talk on “Iiitetti like a Serpent." The
theme for the next meeting will In-
“Snaree and Traps."

At the East Avenue Methodist Epis to
pal church, Sunday morning, the sucrir
ment of the Lord's Supper will bo ud-
ministercd and new members will ho re-
ceived. In the evening. at 7 o'clock, the
pastor, Rev. A. J. Smith, will preach
from the subject, "Christ's Solution of a
Political Problem." There are no rcntod
pews. All the seats are from.

Architect A. N. l‘addock, of East Nor-
walk, is getting out plans for a haml-
eome house to be built In New (Jainiari
by W. E. t}. Bradley. It will be illxbil,
colonial in design, wiih gauibrel roof
and spacious vorandas. It Will be illliilllt'il
handsomely with ilreplacm. niantols,
etc., and will be an ornament to that
town. '

Deyer's Norwalk band have been on-
gaged to bond the East Norwalk llemir
crate, Monday night, on than march to
South Norwallr, where they will be join-
ed by the Democratic club of that city
and then march to the Norwsik ()pora
House to hear Congressman lhtircst
discuss the issues of the campaign.

William Helen. of Rowaytosmill open
aniarlret, next Monday. for the sale of
oysters and clams. at 158 Washington
street bridge, the store formerly tncnphd
by E. J. Valentinggww

8. Smith L’Hommedieu,the town so
sensor and real estate agent, who has
heeneick at his home on Henry street,
was out. as usual, yesterday.

Philip Bruudsge is to move from B. H.
Hammedieu’s house on South Osborne
avenue.to Dir. Head’s place on Maple
Mlle.

Ira. Samuel German, who has been
iflfcraomewes’ks atherhemeonfletts
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The Nor-walk Tramway company are
ready to break ground for their new
track to Dorlon Point, and will oom-
mende work as soon as the ties. which
have been delayed by the sailing vessel,
reach here.

The sloop “Vandsan Chief” arrived
from Long Island, yesterday afternoon,
with escollops.

“Mrs. Bangle is perfectly devoted to
her children." Mrs. Slasher—"How very
sad i” “Bad! How do you mains that
out?" Mrs. Slasher—"Why, her poor
darling Fido must be dead.”

“Say. waiter, are you positive this is
wild ducd I am eating ?" "Oh, yes, sir;i
sowild that we had to chase it round
the back yard for fifteen minutes before
we could catch it. "

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Pitcher'e Gastorla.

 

 

 

When Baby was sick, we gave her Casioria.
When she was a Child. she cried for Casihria.
When she became Mia, she clung to Collier-la.
WhenebehadChfldnmahegavefimClasteria.

Children dry for

Pitcher’s Gastorla.
Children Gryfot
Pitcher’e Gastorla.

To Whom it May Concern. “I

I TAKE this means of denying the reports

that I wrote letters received by Mr.“ alter
Floyd and inconvey the information that i
know nothing about said letters. The report
was also circulated that I received no invita-
tion to the wedding of Mr. Floyd and Miss
Martha llanket. but that. statement is untrue,
for l was invited about three months ircvlons
to the wedding. Many of Miss lankct‘s
friends amongcnlorcd treoplo, feel mun'b hurt
that aim lgnmI-d their presence. and in. giving
ihc rooort to the papers saw fit only in men-
tlon thc white uuwsts in attendance. if any.
ihingmore is said. trouble will result.

nil it Mus. tinnitus: Mlll'tzns.

'I‘U THE (‘IlblhllsrlUNERH ill“ FAIR-
Filth” (lilllN’l'l':

The undersigned licrcby applies for ill licensi-
to sail Ale, Lager liver and all fcr‘inouii-d
(lldar. n liottlcr's License, pur
suant to the laws 0‘ this State now in ion»,
relating to the sale of intoxicating liquors. at.
this building. Strawberry Hill, East Norwalk.
in the town of Normiik ill said county.

signed. Vi. ALTER T. GRAY.
i Dated at NorwalliJlie 25in day of tlctob r,

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Endorsed by the following five electors and
taxpa ‘ors of said town. none of whom. are li~
censor dealers in intoxicating liquors:
Timothy llh-cioll. Ear-t Norwnlk; .Iiibcz F
Hiiviiiuud. Exist Norwaik; Edward F. Smith,
H. Ti Coley. East Norwalli; ii‘redorlckilrogory'
strawberry Hill.

l‘ounty of Falvilold, Town of Norwaik. this
eon. day of October. Mil.

l, town clerk of pain ’l‘own. licrcby crriify,
pursuant to the statute in such t'iim- ptovldml,
that this application. endorsed as aforesaid.
litti noon submitted in "would I fnrtlii-Irci-rtlfy
that with oi said t‘llililf‘r-ttl’rl :is an cluciur or
taxpayer in said town. and that a copy oi tho
Titl't'lmlnit flip‘lcailon. including tho above
written cmlor-cn-cul bus boon Tlll‘il with inc.
Aiit'ni. llElillmi’l‘ it. HMl'l'ii.

Clerk of said Town.

Pronouns;

‘EALEII proposal» will In received at the
i Helix-limonoillc-I, up to Novi-uibor lith,
llilli. at illn'cloclr l'nri-iumu, for the construc-
tlon of a stone arch or minim culvert bridgc
on lliorxtensionol llay hil'r't'i in Huullh Nor»
walk. Plans and socclilcailons con boson-n at
TlltlHitlt‘l'fllll‘ll‘tilillli'i‘. 'thc right will be rc-
seerd to reject an ' or all bids.

Dali-ii nt NUI‘WIkl , i'nnn.. Nov. ink, ihlli.

U. w- RAYMOND. l Nialt'i'illili‘ll

Iii. ’l‘llllblhi'i. . of the Tiiwrl of

HAMI'EL TIA-“KARI. l Norwulli.‘
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Miss Nina A. Lewis.

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urnsn cnuncu. so. llllllllilli,
Wednesday Ev'ng. Howl

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All'l‘lH'l‘N bliss illllliiu If. Kittllltll. Hlliln Ho.
pram). i’lyuioiith i‘hnrcii. llrmiilw; Miss M.
‘htlstluo ll 't-r. llw lulriitml Violinist on llmmr
Now \‘otlt: r. I“. flicks. Hido’l'nimnnf lirmk-
Il‘ll, N. Y.: Mr. Vt’. F. llmiloy. Hull) Ililtwt. I '
New Yurlt‘bir. Leonard Whitney llnwi Mouth
Norwallt;'l‘lmuuermttp of Trinity I limo m.
church nit-liminport, Mimi Lena Taynnr. o.
prsuo; Matti, ll. Huntington. Alto: illir. lid
round it. Grown. ’l‘unor; Mr. Moii'bkiea. Baum.

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TICKETS. 50 C‘TS

For sale at l’lalstml‘s. Month NorwalliL: Grog.
orr‘s. Norwallt. Carriages ordered at it mg. it
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Hoyt’s Opera House
SATURDAY, lllllillllill l0.
DE MILL Eand BELllSllD’S

Great Drama.

lien and Women.

Special lug-cement of

CLAY GLEIVIENTT’.

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Highest ofallin Lansing myths: 11.8.6th 3.6;.

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Items of Interest from Ivory
Connecticut.

The county commissioners of New Ea-
ven county have received four remoue-
tunes from residents of New Britain
against the granting of liquor licenses to
aimauy applicants in that town The
crmmimioners were also furnished with
the names of those who have been con-
victed during the past year for the illegal
sale of liquor in New Britain. ,

Captain Hickey, of the Yale eleven,
has become alarmed at the continued
poor showing of his team and has sum-
moned veteran graduates from all over
the country to get the eleven into shape
for the big games. Secret practice will
begin before long. A general brace is
needed if Yale expects to make her usual
showing in the championship games.
Thomas Shoshan. of Bridgeport, tell
down an elevator shaft at the pork pack-
ing house of F. A. Bartram & 00., and
died shortly after. lie was a laborer,
fifty-five years old. He was leaning
against some boxes, which fell into the
shaft and carried him with them. He
struck on a cement floor, only eight feet
below, fracturing his skull.

Quarter of

One of the finest vineyards in Iowa is
owned and managed by a young woman
who was a school teacher.

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Taylor & Golden
Real Estate and Insurance

WABHING'I‘ON STREET.

Persons lookin 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 remnablt
prices and on mv terms. aufil tf

“"winvrnn.

V \VUNIAN to do buuwu'n'k in n ~nmll fain-
ll) . Apply Til “Lilli“ I“. L'Ullli, ill'ilug'fil.
Ilaricn. Conn. in: Mt,

 

A (‘HMI’ETICN'I‘ girl as a nurse. liioiiirc of
hlliri. .\l deli. Li)! ‘l\' Will)“. :5 Emil Walt
M i'i-ct. Norwnlk.

CLICANINH and dyeing establishment. No.4

Raymond sin-«t. i‘nrucr South Main
street, on line «If i-lvciric cars. Houth Nor-
milk. ('onn. We rcspw‘lfully announce to the
citlzcna of South Norwnllt. Norwslli and vicin-
ity that we tL‘a‘lflllllttllt‘il ourselves in your
midst. in the dyclng and cleaning business,
and are now prcpan-o to do all kinds of clean-
ing and dyi-Ing in the vcry best atvloasid mam
nor. Ladh-s' f-llllN. drowns, either made up or
s tart, cloaks. capes. lnfnuis' capce, hoodsmlc"
ribbons. fringes. piano, organ. billiard covers,

nl Iii

' mufflers Marin. libs. kid ghivce, kid shoes,

also feathers l‘lk‘flllt'il null curled. Gentleman's
garments dyed or cleaned and prowl in lhe

boat manner. ('. lil'T’l‘EItl-‘AHH. mill tf

(‘ENTLEMAN boardi-r. man and WlTi'. or
I furnished room without board, on Ere-t

Holemlcgnu'iy furnished. with either steam

iii-at or stove. large front T‘itrilll
with folding bed, Grand Vic“
of the Hound. ’l‘rollcy cars will
run past the house within a neck or tvm Ad-
dress. W. 5.. this oillcc. Iimun should Met-en
to bc apprw'intcd. i.23lf

QT'I‘T‘ATII.)NH'| huh. kin-per or norm aux
L, companion to invalid Address ‘(‘. .\I.."
Box ll. Itarh-n postollh-a Satisfactory refer»
ence. nll lw

 

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llESlltAilldlZ liousoof ieu riullll'eJllI'hm‘tt,

rang». Fluliillliir ' lliliu. bulli room good
location; rent 52:: Ill. lnoulrc of on llt'l‘. ‘31! Toy-
loruvrnuannr Vic»! hil‘v't‘l. or of OLIVER
It}. IiAlili Hit. iigoill. R'I Wesblngion sin-N.

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lllliNh‘li Ililllt‘t‘ on llvlngeion l’iii'e. All
’ llllKlI'llI Illllirlivt‘lllt‘llih. lint and cold
in collar. iii-iii
Ti ‘VI'M MVPHIM‘.
n23!

lloiuli-r and l’ill'lill’?’
M RH. W. ii. lillll‘L i.

h‘ill'ii room iipiirluicnle, second and lliird
lliliirrt, front and rear. rent 8-“ and
Oi". kul’ll. (e (‘iirlwli block. Ilails
li bled. liculod uiiil cli-uiml. Aludy at the
UT lust of III" ill.“ Whirl. (IlHAH i'”.. NI

Washington sin-rt all! if
llill’nlf. Nu ii? Mctivliiw sin-cl. rumor of
Woodward itVt‘lli‘t". Ii rooms lll nod t‘llll'
ditto"; \i‘mvr lo, In. iiiru in \VA {I‘Elt 11.
Wild NIX. lth‘T‘ l'ntil lilNli'i‘. ilf‘ ll i 'iilii'iil'tl H'TI'I‘T.
iii.‘ ill

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l lit'fll‘ I'llin firnvn Fliirl‘. seven
l'ltillllti. outer limill In good shape. T'l‘lll,
8|”. llousu on lit-ldcn tll‘t'lllill. urnr lswinglnu

urn-nun. llvc timliin, my m “anion. line “‘3'”.
Will. 57. Apply toJIlli.‘ Ii. liNAi'i‘. M1! “no
sins-t. “ii if

' FA‘UNII Iloor nf four rooms at d one room
i Iti lilili': VHilM‘ Ill‘. lii'iir ll’llllt‘y Apply on
promise“, iii Illuplc nvcbuv, I‘Zunt .Nnrwnllt.

nl lit.

" Ki‘lifllt "our of tilt rooms, on l'nhin etrmil.
t limit reasonable. Apply ill ho. ll Didi/ti-
linlli street, William llil-tilm. n21".

'l‘liliEli; rtmuis Tllriouili Main sum-i. water

in. mm M: “I Woodward uvnmw. ll rooms,
tit-"Mill llmr. tutti QR: lumen tl',’ Woodward ni‘o.
nuc. toot. llll. Apply to It. A. WllilliWAliit.

t‘oir sanii.

2 and 3 ilv rmflmt. ltmif i‘QiIlfiIll. lino! «out.
lug. ’iMlil'slovollliiti . l’nini (ill Him
and pitliy. Hoivrn soliwuni Platin-
WAIUC Ht. ‘2 l-loiiili Main siren". tilt! if

liflill'l'.

lgiiTWllEN tomvtlrmdl Piano and Mill Hill.

a lady‘- open tam wild Wail‘h, witholiala-
laine pin. Liberal reward will be [ifllll for rc-
turn in V. A. NYlJFIEidiJ-louih Norwallr. rum

SCRAP 800K. snowed to have been left

mowhmh mistake. Pit-aw return to

or no "yams. Uselthb "1051‘ 7 (ion.
are

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.‘MEIGTo co.
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A whole brigade could be mustered
and marched of the men who last sum-
inter bought our all wool, fast color Black
Cheviot Suits at elO—each one of them-—
and probably some brigades more—will
welcome the news that Winter Suite of
blue and black cheviot can be bought
here at the same price, 810.

Our autumn business is not staked on
one sort of suite, The lines are full—the
prices go from 87.50 to $25. We have a
new lot of our “Home Ruler" Overcoate
that came in today, one line is cut extra
long, made for tall men, they don't cost
any more than our regulars, although it
took more cloth. They are the best $l0
overcoat ever produced, will compare
them with any made that retail at this
price. Come here for Children’s Cloth-
ing. ,We’ve everything that's new in
Overcoate and Suits.

MEIGS & CO.

327 Main Corner Bank Streets. Bridgeport. Ct.

 

 

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Popular Monday Evening

lEDTURE AND
DDND‘ERT DDURSE

Under the auspices of THE PEOPLE'S IN-
STITUTE. SOT. TIT NORWALK CONGRE-
GATIONAL CHURCH. (main auditorium.)

Illustrated lecture. "Hawaii r. a Da and
Night in a Volcad'g." y

2 ll. H. linen, November 26th.

Illustrated lecture. “Footprints of George
Washington."

3. New York Impliion ladies‘
Mandolin and Vocal Quartettemssisted bylllss

Adele Weber, reader. Dacambef '0”.
course Ticlets Now on Sale.

at l'laistod‘s and Public Library, South Nor-
wall-i, and at l'innuo‘s, Norwalk.

Three Splendid Entertainments
for 5|.DD: children under IS.
50 Dents.

Ili-miind nlrcmly large. No rl*.‘-r'l'\‘t'tl seals.
Sale strictly limited to scu'lng capacity. Sc-
(‘lll’t‘ cnurm- ”clubs at nncc. Single tickets
ulll hid-“c l‘fll‘li. ’l'iiuc, i- o‘i'lnck. Doursnpcli
ui Hill. Tic on hand promptly. oillifw

cards, numbered 1 to 27» inclusive.

of it.

C.H.Fl

Gazette

THE FINEST
THE FINEST

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SHOTS DIVEN A

We have devised the following scheme which we esteem strictly nove'. We
will give to every married lady, the head of a family, who purchases to the amount
of $2, on Saturday, Nov. 3, our card, numbered 1, and to the next fifth married
lady, the head of a family. another card, numbered 2, and so on to every succeed
ing iiith married lady, the head of a family, our cards, till we have given out
Lech of these cards Will be redeemed the fol-
lowing Saturday, Nov. ill, with a pair of ladii s‘, gent‘e, youth's or childrcn's slices.
This is an absolutely free gift, and every head of a family should t'tkt! advantage

guferlat'tiiimils.

Hoyt’s Opera House

ONI N108 I ONLY.

Tuesday. Nov. 6th.
lolly Nellie Mollenry

and her clmcomedy.

A NIGHT

AT THE

CIRCUS.

Boothe Wild Man of Borneo. See the Ku—
man Xylophone. Bee the Honest La »er.
See the Comical Clowns. SIG the on! ete
Jenkimfiee the Man who Walks on TIN Ear.

All under one canvas. in one ring. Wait
for something new in comedy.

Seats now on sale at Pleisted'e and Gregory's
dnig stores.

Arrangements have been made with the
telegraph compacts to furnish the election re-
turns, which will be read train the stage as
soon as received. 080

NDRWNIK OPERA HOUSE.

ON E NIGHT ONLY.

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 7lh.

“The succets of a dramatic generation."— New
York Herald.

MR. JAMES A. HERNE’S

Beautiful Play.

“SHORE ADRES.”

Presented with entire new scener . original
mechanical effects and roperties. nder the
direction of Henry C. M ner.

its record: 257 nights in New York city. iii
nights in Boston.

Seats now on sale at Gregory‘s and Tomliln-
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son's.

NOTICE.

HE electors of the Town of Norwallr, F'air-
tield County, Connecticut. are hereby no-
tified and warned to meet on the Tuesday
next after the first Monday of November. 1894.
for the following pnrposes,to wit: The elecliv n
of a Representative in Congress for the Fourth
Congressional District Governor, Lieutenant:
Governor. Secretary, Treasurer. Comptroller
of Public Accounts. Senator for the Thir-
teenth District Judge of Probate for the Dis-
tv ict of Norwalli. two Representatives from
the Town of Norwalh‘. in the General Asscm-
bly ofthe Stu'c. Sheriff for Fairlin-ld County
and .lu-ticcs oi the Peace. The polls will be
up. u for the aforesaid purimses from ii o'clock
in the foronoon until 5 o‘cl wk in the ulter-
uoon, at the Town House. for ihe First Voting
lllstrlci: at the l‘uinain llose llouse. on
Franklin strum. Houlli Norivaik, for the Sce-
oud Voting lilall'li‘l. and at ilie\’«iluntccrllnsu
House. on Flint avenue, End Norwalh. for the
Third Voting District.
Tinted at Mirviulk. November 1. Nil.
HERBERT ii. Shll'l‘ll, Town (‘lcrk.

HA I.

2.)

ARVEY,

TO NORTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORHAIK.

Olsen Brothers

WILL OPEN THEIR

NEW SHOE

IN'l‘llli‘.

STORE

Building,

NEXT Di )()R '1’0 'I‘lil'ti'l‘liAM do IIYA'I'T.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3

STORE
STOCK IN SHINY/Nix

” EVERYBODY INVITED TO THE OPENING.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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wSilTU—IIDAI,"“UNIV, SATURDAT.
Fire, Fire, Candy, Candy.

The great fire sale of Candy. Will beat all on record.

Head’s. 53 Wall St. 92 Washington St. .

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100 Coal Bods, 19c.

100 Scrubbing Brushes. 4c.

50 extra line after dinner Cups and San-
cers. 25c each. We have cheaper. but
Hoots this price on account of extra

ne value.
10 Venetian Embossed Wine Sela,
worth 03; this week, ti 50.

We shall also make a special drive on
about ldoz. elegant large Rochester
Decorated Lamps. worth $7.50. Price

was a little too rich. We now put them

within the reach of
100 Decorated S
25 solid Copper,

all, viz : $4.50.

ltan, 100.

. _ ickel Plated Tea kettles,

either size, No. 7 or 8, at $1 each.

100 Sink Brooms, 20 each.

We also will display during this week a lot
of broken Dinner Sets. The prices on
three goods Will be a great deal lea
than on plain white ware. There mav
be Just what you want here.

hog...—

NDTIDN DDUNTER

10 doz. ladies’ CashmereGauntlet Gloves,
quarter quality. for 15c pair.
20 doz black Cashmere (Noyce,
ity. 19c pair.

15 doz ladies’ 5 hook Kid Gloves, straight
value at $1; all colors, at 750 pair.

We will also call the attention of the
mothers that We can give you the best
of satisfaction in children’s, missm
and young ladies' waists, at 19:, 350
and 500.

29c qual-

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we do not carry the biggest stock of

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in Fairfield county, but we do do busi-
ness in that department on a closer
margin of profits that any other house
in Norwalk. It will amply repay you
to

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Boston Store

83 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NDRVMKK, CONN.

“nonsm- ’ «one:

E. the undersigned. hereby give notice to
all persons and corporations. liable to
pay iaic~ in the Town of Norwalk. ihal they
are required by law to deliver to Tllt' Asst-snore
or either of them. on or bcforc the first do ' of
November. let'i. a written or printed list, (at-
cd,sigimd and sworn lo, of all ihc property
owned by them on the first (lay of lit-tuber,
lrili, liable to taxation, otherwise it will be the
duty of the .'\ti.-i'~~ilf‘.~ to make out Min-b list ac-
(‘Uf‘l lug to tlu-lr bust jllllgillt'lli and knowledge.
and adding ten per m-ui. therein, which they
urtti'nlllllwlli'il by hm in do. and fr m which
lists so made tin-re i~ no appeal.

.'. H.» l.i~l.-i may ln- ri-Iiirlied in thol Asses-
sors. at llli' sclcctuwukoillca, Bank Building
Normilk. and at IIit‘ i 'ouncil liooin. lliiviliini
street. Ntlllll Norwulli. from and including
01'!“an l;i, lent. to and including November
ini.. lulli. nuld illlli't'n in boopen from lllto 12
o’clock a. ni.,nlu| from 3 to b o‘clm-k p. in.,
and on Haturduys and Non-tuber lv-t from 7 to
SI o'clock in the owning.

Dated at. Norwalli, ilcinbcr 13d. l‘iili.
FRANKLIN .~\. Tiil.l.lil~l, I
5 SMITH L‘iiinibiiilllllill', . A-aessors.
JAMES .ui l‘i'liiilLl. I

 

 

 

 

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ORDDUDTE DPTICIAN.

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Masonic Building, Vlsll 8t, llor-
walii. will open llov. I4, I894.

liners mm a. m. until Mt] p to. (lunch hour
excepted) daily unmitleatun aye and builds s.
Pit-cc al owning Mllfm, Monday. Wednew ay
and Friday svenln . from 7:!” to am o’clock.
Forlorn“. iarllcii ammo, address, iiorham
Marshall. i ii We. Norwalli, Conn. 01': Bin

The Central Cash Grocer;
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