sun smell and Vicinity
M, Diurnal Journeylnps.
,'. WM... _...
,‘ evening, at the Norwalk
run give an illustrated lecture-
ywaloomed. Y. P. s. E. meet-
lllam Eaton. engineer on the steam
div WilsOn Point, gave a farewell
' to his friends. last night, at Mrs.
' ' an’s restaurant.
SEW! church tomorrow morning at
’ o’cloch,and sunday school will be
99:”.
hiokens, 12%c. N. Y. Market.
Howard Hunt. Charles Stair-wold,
malavin, Fred Jennings and James
“Kine have started a show at 88 South
Haln'streot, giving performances every
My afternoon.
_ ' ‘ The Crofut and Knapp company yester~
: day shipped the first installment of hats
' « to the poiiee‘of Philadelphia. ’l'wo hun—
dred dozen are to be furnished.
——Coflee with cream, 5c cup, at Lane‘s.
. M.r Marsh, of New York. has succeeded
Mr. Bennett ill the stock brokerage oilieo
over the post-office.
Constable Thomas Hunt served on
actschment upon John McNaily‘s resi—
dence at Broad River yesterday afternoon.
for $35, to cover a claim of J. l.. {Guthrie
-Fresh Pork, lflflgc. 11 1b., at liayes' Mkt
)uetter Carrier John F. Healy and Wll
3-7" ' mam McPherson were on their way 11p
Main street. Norwalk, last evening. when
Mr. McPherson ran into Mr. Heaiy. Mr.
McPherson received a bad fall and the
rim of one wheeler of Mr. iieaiy‘s 1111i—
chine was broken.
-—I.eg mutton, 10c. N. Y. Market.
The interesting Eventide Service. en-
titled “The Master and His lllciplcs.“
which was used at the South Norwalk
I Congregational church last Sunday.‘ will
berepeated tomorrow evening. with the
same music and responses as before. The
pastor will preach this time on "The
Breldlof Life." At the morning service
the sermon will have for its subject- "A
Responsible Trust."
-.—-2 Baskets of iirapes for "33.2. at iiayc‘s
Market.
It is understood that l). Warren Fitch
might be prevailed upon to accept the
oflloo of first selectman. although he is not
seeking the nomination. Mr. lv‘itch is not
now in active business and would have
plenty of time to devote to the oflicc.
Hols a firstvciass and successful bus-
iness man and would give the town on
oco'nonllcal administration as he llclicvcs
in carefully scrutinizing every dollar of
public expenditures, and would see that
the office is kept open for the accmnlnodw
tion of the public at all reasonable hours.
--Mouruing bands, at ll'llrlcn's.
lsonw’atx Nun's ox l‘ll'i‘u PAM-2.)
Colonial Entertainment
There was a good audienconi lllc Xor~
walk Methodist church, last night. to at-
V/tend the colonial entertainment given
under the auspices of the King‘s Daugh-
ters. The programme was 0'“ a high
order. consisting of selections by the Sod-
erstrom orchestra, vocal solos by Mimi
Anna Stash, piano solos by Miss May
Bennett. songs by the Thompson quor-
tone, and recitations by J. ii. Jackson.
The principal number of the programme
Ilsa dialogue entitled “The Spirit of ill—
dependence."iu which the original thir—
been states were represented. ice cream
andoake were served after thoentertnin“
most and a social time was enjoyed.
’ W ..... .h.
Weston Selectman in Trouble.
Considerable excitement has been rife
ianton this week over the arrest of
lawman B. S. Carver. charged with the
Mule of, liquor and conducting a
." lull where liquor was reputed to be sold.
.Ifr. Carver conducts a still. but has no
thin to sell at retail. Prosecuting Agent
Waksman. of Fairiield. heard that Carver
was violating the law and caused his all
inst. '1' case Wits tried Thursday. and
Km. 0 or was lined "5 and costs,
"amounting to something over the. its
“this. bill.
, WM-
' “Misty” what you call a Trllby cock-
lflLm’t it. bartender?" said Rivers.
mac's his glass and reselling for a
We. “Trilbyi ldou’t understand."rs-
‘ on bartender. "You mm to
v something unusually tins and you
Wt" ' hells-s.”
flowrlvin the: Custody of flow Yorll
llllloors for Passing Forged Chocks.
Wilbur 8. Wins. the youthful larger
who operated in Norwaik, Bridgeport,
N ow York and Brooklyn, was placed an-
der arrest in Brooklyn, yesterday. by
Detective Sergeants Reynolds and Weizer,
charged with during a worthless check
on the Nassau National Bank at the store
of Rogers, Post 8:. 00.. in New York city.
Young Wing was turned over to the cue-
tody of New York officers.
Wing’s exploits are well known to read-
ers of The Sentinel. His father, Rev. C.
S. Wing. a former pastor of the Norwalk
Methodist church. has written to one of
his old friends in town concerning the
matter. He says he is nearly hetrt
broken by his son’s actions. He canllot
think that the boy is in his right mind.
When the Wings resided ill Norwaik
Wilbur suffered from aseverc attack of
scarlet fever and his father thinks ills
mlsdoings are the effects of n diseased
brain. Since that time Wilbur has had a
penchant for getting into scrapes and has
given his father, who is universally cs-
teemed, a vast amount of trouble. Win-n
the father discovered the forgery he coin
suited with friends and finally decided to
let the law take its course, it is said.
Much sympathy is expressed for Mr.
Wing among his old N orwalk friends.
Or. John Sandi on lohammedanism.
Dr. John Saadi,interpreter during the
Nile expedition for the relief of General
Gordon at Khartoon, and who labored as
missionary among theMobamnledans,wili
speak at Grace church Sunday at the
morning service. His subject will be
“Mohammcdauisnl, its Origin, Beliefmnd
Doctrine. and the Law; how the Women
are to be Treated.” This will be an ill—
teresting address because of. 'the famili—
arity of the speaker with the religion of
which he shall speak. lie holds two
medals, one from Queen Victoria and all-
other from the Khedlvc of Egypt.
At the Sunday afternoon service at 4
o’clock. at Y. M. C. A. Hall, ilr. Sandi
will speak on the Soudnn and Soudancese
and the cruel death ofticnornl llordon,the
Nile expedition for the relief of Gordon,
and will also give a brief account of
lslnm‘s faith. There will be follr
young men dressed in the peculiar cos-
tume of the followers of the prophet
Mohamed of Arabia.
Yearly Inspections Advised.
llr. W. J. Tracey. of Norwalk, who read a
paper at the recent meeting in Bridgeport
of the health officers of Filli‘ilt‘ili and
New ilaven counties, strongly adviscda
yearly inspection of thickly inhabited ten-
cments. of the water supply of cities, of
schools, alnlshouscs. jails and dairies. lie
also suggested strict quarantine of placcs
where contagious diseases exist. the dis-
tribution of quarantine regulations, etc.
The health oiliccr. he said, should have no
fear of injuring pcrsonal interests ‘ill the
discharge of his duties; if ho llliii, he should
resign. --
Prepared to Give an Explanation.
’l‘o rill: Million or Till-2 Sizx'rlxul.
Ill-Ill: Sill: Mrs. \l’. B. itider‘slctter in
your issue noted. I have partially and
nln prepared to fully place before the
public my entire connection with the
llaricn Watt-r Works company, but i
decline to argue the matter with the lady
upon principle. To all and every onc,
I stand ready and willinuJo give a
clear explanation of lhe'aflair from
beginning, to end. ’I‘. l'll'l'llllA'l‘.
m..—— m-.. _ .a.._.. .......,___..._
~lloif clips, at (l'liricn‘s.
LIST 0' LETTER!"
Remaining uncalled for at the followinupost-
offices for the week endinl,r Hept 3M, it'll fl. l'cr-
sons calling for any of these letters will please
any they are advertiscd:
Nt)llWAl.K-Mrs. A. i". llml-inmn. M. n
ill-l1. Wm. ll. Juan-l (:31. John Jones, Frank
Kelly. Mrs. Kate Muir. MN. Sarah Nap".
W. ii. MALONE. l'. M.
sou’l‘h nonwanx «linilcppo Cavalla'
flinch Antlroano. M. Lifsbitz. t‘nsamarss do
lilmwvlm. Nicoialllrino. Mrs. ids Hopkins. 1..
AJ'nmnbell.Mlsu Mary 1.: nob (2). Miss lllla
smdiols Mrmliould ny or. Samuel Miller.
M. liske icy. Wm. ti. Kano. Willie Harvey.
Edmflnil. Frank Henderson. Lizzie Keller.
core of Mrs. liowinr,Mrn. Maud Harvey. ll.
Elihundls .llilntN lloif. ' _
(:1. W. BENEDXU'I‘. P. . .
linloagc“”“
SOHOOL FOR BOYS
”More...
Bailout. Slaugbililiffllifl.
lie-open sent. 26.
The School Prepares Thoroughly for Ool-
legs or Business.
intfi-nine boys have entered college
insult mm: many of 1i. syndicates
a an up u u nose.
en‘s ans Eleni" as soon as
'm Y CAN READ Small classes; indi-
vidual attention. Tuition. aim to
1
Circulars with references on spgoaurinw"
no I» .
Jy inlm
HIRA U. KING,
MRS. MEIO’S SCHOOL '
GIRLS no limit unlss
RIDPINB A'i‘
HILLSIDE, - NORWALK,
OCTOBER lat.
PIIIAII ”HAITI“?
“Hill 0|“!le
P0]!
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e I L, o I.
s ‘0 no 7 p. 31.; “Run“
A l . .
as a meteorite
m“ ”ammo "no We! 9::
50m Noawanniiarrm,wcst avenue near
Pio- .- M. B. o. ill-rm. or.
as ‘fiinu. email Mm’r
i 0
amp all...» ye: lac.o-.wy.ln.
Moral sub eel. " st's iiulsm o the
Ania bio helimzlflll it Apply to the
‘t‘ho Har-
em.“ Axel" Evening noblest.
Romans M onm. West and Mott ave-
nues. Rev. A}? Wyatt. pastor. fiervloe.
10:11). Evening service. 1:3) p. In. flundu
#18001. 13 1a.; Epworth fugue meeting, on
rum! Enemy-AL. West street and Fair-
lled avenue, South Norwalk. Rev.
Selloek ministarin‘cham. ruuday service.
lows. 111.; flunday sohm'. 12 o'clock noon:
Holy Communion onlbo first Sunday of the
month. 10.30; m.
Nouwanu Cononloa'rro an. corner Park
and Lewis streets. Rev. '1‘. .Noblo. D. 0.. .
tor. 8ervlceeat10Wa.m.aud7mp. m.: tinn-
dayschoolJzztnlp. m.: Y. P. B. C. m.. 11:30
p. in.
Guam: Eriscorau Belden avenue and Cross
street. Nor-walk. Rims. B. Watkins. rector.
16th 3n .dav after 'l‘rluifiy. ii a m.. Holy
Communion: 10:30 11. in. rain: Prayer Lil-
any and sermon; l2 111.. Sunday schorl
7:!!! p. m.. Evening Prayer and sermon.
Normans Barns-r. East avenue. opposite
Green. v. . E. Robbins. pastor. Ser—
vices. 10le a. 1n. and 7:110 . 1a.; Sunday school.
12 m.; early prayer meet as. 10.00 11. 111.: young
People‘s meeting at 6:30 p m.
Ease Avalon Mnnonlsr. near VanZaudt
avenue. East Norwalk. Rev. A. J. Smith. .
lor. Preaching 10:11) a. m. and 1:30 p. m.: an-
duy school. 12 m.; young people's meeting lull)
p. m. .
Sr. Mauv‘s. R. Cw corner of West avenue
and Chapel street. horwalk. how Mass. 1 a.
m.: Children's Masada) a. in.; High Mass.
10:3) a.m:Vespers. 3:1) p. m.
Spurn Noawam R. (icy-Music Hall. Rev. J.
H. Winters. pastor. Mil-.8 at 8 and Illzzlla. 111.
8r. Papa‘s Emsoomn Church street, oppo-
site the Green. Norwulk. Rev. 8. B o .
rector. Holy L'ommunlonflm a. m.. and on
first ruudav In the month. Second celebration
(choral) with sermon. 10:11) a. 111.: on other Sun-
da 5. Morning Prayer. Litany and sermon.
10: a. 1n.; unda school. 12 m. in the
Cannon or Ooh oar Bavmun. choral
evsn~sona without sermon. 735 p. 111.
Sr. Annarw's Mission. at James McAllis-
ter‘s residence. Winni auk. Sunday school.
3:00 p. 111.; Charles Ch item. superintendent:
Arthur H. Cbltteln. assistant; Miss Evelyn Mc-
Allister, organist.
Bnoan Riven Cunt-an. Superintendent;
George W. Knapp; assistant superintendent:
James Lynett: oruanls Miss Clara Giles,
assistant organlsl‘Mrs. 'l‘ so. Rogers. Sunday
school. 3 IE. 1a.; loam: People's Minty of
Christian nlieavor meeting. 0:15 p. in ;Prayer
meeting. Sunday evening at 72:1).
Canvanv BAPTIST. Quintard Bulldln .
corner Wall and Knight strreis. Norwal .
Rev. Johnson W. Hill. pastor. Morning ear
vlce.1ll:i5 n. m: evening service, 7:23” p. 111.
Bands school. :lz‘ll p. in ; Y. P. S. u. E.. 6:31 p
m. l. terary. Tuesday, ii p. m. Lulies' A -l
society. Wednesday, 8 p. 111. Prayer muting.
Thursday. ii p in All are cordially invited
Tomorrow evening Rev. Warren Atherton.of
(lrnzler Theological seminary. will preach at
7:15 p. 111.
N0. 2 hummus Avnnus-v Bible class and
Sunday school. Hunday adorn. on at 3 o'clock.
Wednesday oveninc. prayer and confluence
meeting. 7:30 o'clock.
Annu'r Cains-run. VanZandt avenue. East
Norwalk. Preaching. 10:31 a. n1. andrwtlp.
on; Sunday school 1:! m. Yonn People‘s mew
111.; 6:11) p. in. George L. eeple. lpasior.
Concumanoxan Mission. Springwood
Union Chapel. Ely avenue. W. Boom. pastor.
Hungarian services. Sunda . at 10.5!) a. m. and
6 p. 111.: Thursday at 7:3) o‘c ook.
i-l'r. Papa's Mission. Vanandt and Osborn
avenues. East Norwalk. Sunday school 3:11) p.
m. A cordial welcome to all.
Srnrnowoon Umon (marlin. Ely avenue.
South Norwalk. Sunday School. 85]) p. m..
evening service. 7:“) p. n1.
Eas'r Nonwanx Swanlsu Gonouconmnan
Riverside avenue. Rev. 0. Linllegren. glas-
tor. Services at lint!) n. in. and 7:11) arm: n .
du school. 3:30 p. 111.; young people a meeting
at p. m.
Armour hilrmoms'r Eriscoml. Knight
street Norwallr. Rev. 1. Hands pastor.
Preaching. 10:1!) a. 1n.: Sunday school at 12:15 p.
111.; prayer meeting at dzlll p. 111.; preaching at
7:11) p. m. S lecial music will be rendered by
the choir. . ale free.
Damon: Evasoemsonn Hr. Y’s-ral-
Klucnc. North Main street. .‘ouih Norwaik.
Noseiticd pastor. Hottesdiunsle: biennium
10:1)... in. and 7 p. 111. Mnntugsschnie 12m.
Mittwociu Allendprrdiur. 781» p. m. Drui-
rcharUnterrlcht for die tlomcindc: Dlenstluzs.
Mittwochs. Donnclstaas i to 5 p. m.. Summons
0 in ii! a. in.
Grants Evaluation. Hilarious. Hold
every Holiday afternoon at 2o‘clock.in Swedish
(‘nnure ational church. East Norwaili. All
ritual“ is"; invited. Sunday school at i011”
o‘clock. in nudson‘s “1111.87 Chestnut street.
(LA. iirockmcler pastor.
Cmus’ruu Youno Man's Leanna. Knud-
scn's Hall. Chestnut street. South Norwaik.
Gospel meeting Sunday afternoonfidli to illlll.
Youno Men's Cums-run AMIGUIATION.4
ldmkwood‘n Hall. Wull street. Norwalk. iilblo
chum at ii p. m.; Hone service at i p. m.
‘ ”4 ‘gnliifainmnilsfm -
horns ratifies?
ONE Nlull'l' ONLY.
SATURDAY. SEPT. 28th.
THE onnr our;
JOE 0'17 '1‘.
anporled by his big Farco ('omedy l'oln-
D.lly in
“THE STAR OAZER"
(EVKlli'THlNli NEW.)
800 the Brut Trllily Trsvlsty.
JOE OTT A8 Silillilllil.
Prices. llllc. we. The, Fonts on role at
toti‘s and Wood's drug stores.
ORGAN ~ RECITAL
MONDAY EVENING.
SEPTEMBER 30, 1895.
South Norwaik
OOiliillEOillOilil Ollillllii.
HIDE 3E9“. PIIHH’ BAIDRI. (labs
f. II.
III“. A. '. was-nan. soprano.
”I. W. H. nomsros. Organise.
Tickets. mot dive oeuls. are lobe had at
I
ggglad's tors and at Brown tam“.
W
Owners - ol‘ - interfering ~ Rom
ATTENTION!
With a Invention. 1 will area or to
Plain-
s23
... we
. West avenue. .
tilin'fi'd‘dtr canola
chasm '
,c. l. m.
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
OPENING or new calls. nuns nouns.
Intense interest centers in our Cloak Department because we are now adoring boiler values than ever before in the
history of our business. Better styles. better made and lower in price than we shall be able to offer later in the season.
Additional weight is given to this statement by the fact that empty promises are not our practice. ‘
The leadlna styles for this season are:
Beaver Olotll Jackets. Bouolo' Cloth Jackets. chariot cloth Jackets. covert lllotll Jackets.
Kelsey and Melton Jackets, 24. 21. 30 Inches long.
Plush Capes, fur trimmed. Full Ripple Plush Capes
Capra. single and double. plain and fur trimmed.
\
Double Cloth Capes with braid trimming.
Boucle Cloth
FUR CAPES.V
O": haturday. September 28. we will open our entire new line of For Capes. These goods have been made for us byb’ib "
one of the best manufacturers of fore in this country. from skins selected by usnearly in the season and for
are far superior to anything we have ever shown baton and the price. are guaranteed. : 4
style and on ilit
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NOTICE.
”a Q...M_._.._
iNNNiL TOWN MEETING.
TI-lEinhabitsnls. legal voters of the Town
of Norwall. are lien-by untitled ann
Warned that file annual lown meeting of said
town will he held on Monday, the Nb day of
llctober. A D. 1507). for the electionby lini-
lm. of all the lownodlcerrn xcept ihose by law
irovidcdtobe appoin'ed b the selecuuen.
he polls will in- upen for an d purpose from n
o'clocklnlhc lorenoonunlll oo’ciook in the
afternoon. at the Town “Dill-i". tor the First
Voting Districl: at the Putnam [lose hour». on
Franklin street. South Norwalk. for- the Sw-
oud Voting District, and u' the Volunteer
Hose house. on East avenue. Past Norwalk.
for the Third Voting District.
Dated at Nurwalii. lbs 21:! day of Seplem'
her. mu.
Usual! W. RAYMOND. l Selectmen of
EPHRAlM THUMES. the Town
SAMUEL UABKAM. v f bllrwn;k‘ ll.
52 :
NOTICE. ‘
—._... m.. . ..
Swill Five Mile River School
iislricl.
NOTICE is hereby given that an assessment
of five mills on the dollar has been made
on the mtaineoslato within the said d istxlcl.
on the town list of i804. and that said list is at
the house of the District (‘ommitfee for ex-
amination and that the Board of Belief will
meet at Holder's Hall. on Tuesdav. October l.
at :3 o'clock p. m.. to hear and determine all
appeals made to them for the equalization and
perfection of said assessment. Notice is here-
by also given that an asses-mom of the rain-
b cesium Which was so situated that there
was nodislinct and separate value. has bven
made by the assessors. and is also open for ex-
amination. '
Dated at ROWIHUD. this iln- 2oth of Septem-
ber. 189.1. . ’ '
GEORGE “Y RNA 0138.
District Committee.
s25 til.
NOiiOE TO OONTRiOiORS.
w , »~ 4.0 — ——-
Notice is hereby given that bills will be re-
ceived at the selcctmen‘s otlicc. of the: town of
Norwaik. at H Wall‘lsiroot. up to Saturday.
lieptelnbrr 28. islli. at .‘l p, m.. for the building
ofa piece of’l‘elford road ill m'cordance with
Chapter C(lUXV, of the Public Acts of the
clinic of Connecticut. entitled “An Act in Pro-
vide for the improvement of Public Roads."
commencing at the city line. wast [on Taylor
avenue. on the turnpike. and extending wes
forly. Plans and rpeciflcalions can be seen at
the seleclnlen‘ool‘nco on and alter this date.
A bond of one thousand dollars will be rr'qllir'
rid with each bid. The right is reserved 1.. re-
ject any or all bids if good cause crisis then"
for.
ll W. liAYMllNl). i
Ei’iiRAllli ’i‘illlilEH. Fricclmon.
satill'llll. lusKnM. l
lint-«l at. Norwniil. this lillli day of Brno-m-
brr. lilit'i. all hit
O. R. slivers
(lily Employment Agency.
Tli North \friin siruot, Width Nnywnik.
WAH'I'IGIi‘INIMlSDIAIELY-~
'i‘wo nurnrr ‘ lllll its.
SITUATION)! WANTED IMHIEDIA‘I‘IIIJ
For two comm-lent lmolllu-t-pcrr. six lirsi
clam coon. live girls lor com-ml housework.
and two waiirrsscs.
button desiring holp in any capacity can
now oblnln the sinus immediately. mail it
Taylor at Golden-
RealEslaleandlnsurance.
WAIKIIO‘I’OI MI".
Persons ioohln foralot or house and lot
with the view purohui'np. are invited to
l and examine our list. e have them for
o In of the city at roasonshir
on our terms. am ti
:5.-
illdo swells
Purchasers
know uood' values
when they see them.
and catchpenny ill-
documents fail to at
tract. We have the
< ‘ , best jewelry in our
stock. and the only inducement We offer
is excellent values for reasonable prices.
if you are looking for wmflhi'i'ifl in [load
silverware for your table We 1 wt imp
y show you our superb stock.
To the Mess Goods Buyers
is it at all strange that we are putting
fresh life into every part of the store?
Never before have We shown goods of
such excellent styles and grand quality
for so little money.
404mb Storm hemc, nt ~i.‘n-.
Till “ " “ " Mic.
fri'ilil‘il extra lu-avy Some. at $1.
Turinch Satin Finished lleneritta. at
.‘Manll fix lilood “ '
ifrinch ('rcpons, 75c.
50 short lengths Black Goods at half
regular price to close out the stock.
‘Ul'.
771C.
WM ,.
Colored G nodes.
Fancy Boucle I'lnids. inc.
Plain Cheviot Serge, brown. navy and
garnet. at 50c.
Fancy Novelties. 50 and 25c.
Dress Linings in all newest styles.
”35-inch Mixed Mohair iloucle Fonts, 55.
32.81117“, $11.50.
lienvy Beaver Jackets. '31 inches long.
latest style sleeves, i‘lllful.
Jackets of finest quality of English
curled liouclc cloth. silk lined. balloon
slcci'cs. 'L‘linclll-s. \‘cry largl~ pearl lull
ions. Si”. and it‘ll.
it"snrnu & llll’
Somelhing New For Fall.
Every one knows knows hard it is to se-
cure great values in hosiery. We are
therefore. enabled to show for. this fall
the greatest values in Ladies’, Men's and
Children's “use. He. l‘."._,c, ”I for 250, tile,
25?.
ITNDlZ RNVEAR.
Ullrulldcru'curslot-k will be the most
complete and the greatest bargain in
town.
Great Attractions.
We have just received direct from the
importers ll. large line of
Wilton Runs, at Sills.
Moquet ('arpcis. $1.
Velvets. 35c. and $1.
Best Tapestries. 75c and Mic.
lnurain Ex. Super. including Lowell's,
WINTER COATS AND WRAPS.
Mr and Me
Astmkllllu Capes. 30xllil). $9, $11
$20.
Electric Seal l 'lipcs, :luxlm_ 8‘20.
Black Frl'llt‘ll (Ionev l'upes, .ltixlllll, $45.75,
$1i, initial, $19.
Persian Lamb Capes, $3.“.
Mollkcv Fur, Slitful.
l'lnth ('apcs. 5", $l 1.
Silk Plush. Sill. $11. Sl‘l.
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE.
SCOFlELD & HOYT
98 Washington Street.
South llonvalk, Bonn.
WHE
you to buy.
we shall make one r ”or.
milkurcs. plums. stripes. etc.
day. lira per yard.
23 full size Comfortablcs.
you need them
the price. do per pair.
25 dozen
0o turdsy and Mood
choice for do
this week. 190 pair.
HAVE YOU HIO Mil
BETTER lNDUOEMENTS
tailored to you than three below. We have been resting on our oars. as the saying
goes. for the last few wrclls as regards advertising.
From now until January 1 our store will be the scene of the greatestaciivity.
We intend to fairly unload the goods on you, so great will be the inducements for
The prices quoted. and the goods are only to be had at
("3 - ‘VASIII'N(§’I‘()N - S'I‘ILEIQT
iii DRESS OOOOS
y
We have taken about. 2.» pircrs of straight quarter goods
for this sale. and marked tin-m 17»: per yard. This lot includes plain goods. fane
Among them will bill found lots of short lengths
just the thing for ladies' house wrappers, or childrcn's dresses. The prices pu
them within the reach of everyone, 15: yard.
. DOMESTICS
500 yards l-l llionohed Muslin. 115': psi yard.
5 yards Fruit of the Loom. -i~l Bleached. lilo.
Mill yardn good quality of Daniel. Flannel. ill 3 quality. for Saturday and Mom
25 dollar and a quarter Comfortables. at 08c.
HOSIERY.
30 dozen of Gent's Mixed Hose They are seconds of the regular 10o sucks!
but with such slight imperfections you osonm hardly had them and ill on look at
Tiliiilii ‘& Hull, Ni. 2 GAZETTE an E. 1
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“grade. Millie. Coming the time of your when
Children's Ribbed Vests. pm wool. and a line has of sizes; 256 is
m usual rice. special price. 100 for any elm.
sy only we shall «titer for the lmiias' wants by selling
them on these two days 100 dozen of Lsdloe’ Fast Blank lines. at 100 per pair.
They are straight 10o stockings as one look will readily convince you .
60 dozen Children's Handkerchiefs, 4 for his.
25 dozen Gents' Bomotltchod Colored Border Handkerchiefs, lie each.
1000 iiiolno of Wash Embroidery. silk. at 20 per slain.
500 Hand Painted Celluloid Picture Future. reduced from We and lids. to
Pearl Corset shields. prevent the corsets from breaking at the sides, price for
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