, in illEllE at THE
. ,, 's liEl’llliTEliS.
this... They See and um
i M Howell and Vicinity
M... w...
i" 1. Lane. of South Maiii
’llrr‘liltlng in New Haven.
“behave! Walsh. of Watertown, spent
with his parents on Center ave-
Ndmberhkf Butler Lodge will assemble
. the-depot“ 1:11 tomorrow to go to
Word» .
meeting of the Young Men’s Demo-
. celeb will be held at Ariou Hall,
. 'Tuasdayevening at 8 o'clock.
‘Q-Pay no bills to Wallace Sherwood as
liaison, longer in our employ. C. De-
!“ng Son. ......_,c___,
The Norwalk Gas Light company is re.
Wits pipes through Railroad place
,llid‘Washington street.
' ’Oontractor k. Bach had his stone crush-
orlinpperation all day yesterday, getting
‘out stone for the railroad work.
Archibald Douglass VanUlavt-ring Dc
Renier. of Meriden, spent Sunday with
Miss Mamie Barry. of Stevens street.
The baseball game between, the Gor~
barns and Cranburys, Saturday. resulted
infavor of the Cranburys by a score of
10 $04.
Mechanics street, Not-walk. is closed,
caused by workmen digging to find the
source of that mys‘rions stream that
runs into the “HEEL—-
W. A. Wheeler, bookkeeper at The Hat
Forming factory. has purchased the post-
oflice newstand of James Flynn, and will
take possession tomorrow. ‘
Watch Lorenzo Dibble’s advertisement
for offers of best goods at lowest prices.
His announcement today will interest
every reader of The Sentinel.
Scholars going to school and others
who had occasion to go under the Me-
chanic street bridge were obliged to wade
through water two feet deep this mom
in.
The members of the Norwalk Yacht
club will give a dance in the club houso
on Hickbry Bind tonight. The weather
is most favorable and a delightful time is
assured.
The bids for building the mile of road
under the new appropriation law were
opened by the Selectmen. last Saturday.
and will be sent to tho Sinh- Highway
Commission today.
The general committee of the hospital
fair willhold a meeting tonight. in the
Woman’s Building. Elton ii. llzikt-r be
gi’n today canvassing for ttdvcrtiscnit-uts
for the fair journal. m
~llutesl. full styles in \"ollt's \vint- still
bats, bicycle supplies and repairing, at
F. W. Rogers‘ "
.m
) Main street, Norwalk.
One of .‘lilktnan William Chaltucr»y
horses was grazing by the roadside you-
tcrdny morning. when it stuck a prong
of a barbed wire fence in the pupil of one
of its cycs, causing loss of sight.
S'mio relatives of Henry Knuipf. the,
harbor employed by it April, sent llllli o‘
cablegram of nuptial congratulations on
Saturday evening, thinking that. I ho happy
event was to lake plnco on the following
day.
All tllccablewin-sol the Postal 'l't-ltu
graph company under the Wasltinlon
street bridge were hurncd out during tho
storm yesterday afternoon. A force of'
twelve mt'u arrived today and began ilil‘
work of laying a new cubic.
A meeting of the cxvcntlvo board of tin-
Norwalk Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, will be lli'lli at. the
residence of the regent. Mrs. 1‘2. J. lllll. to
make arrangements for the reception in
be given by the chapter in Novcmlx-r.
There was a good attendance at the
Young Men's Christian Asstciatlon song
service yesterday, to listen to an address
by Dr. John Saatil. it was very instruc-
tivemud was illustrated with costumes
and accounts of native customs and habits.
The Bette Island Lobster club had
another outing yesterday in Captain
“Tim” Talmadge'a sloop ida May. in
going ashore taro of the smaller boats
were swamped, but this did not enact. the
spirits of the members of the party. who
mumbled ashore and had a good time.
Edward Street is showing some rare
blrgains at his well‘eqnipped dry goods
emporium la Not-walk." Fail dress goods,
underwear and lanes are the special
features at the store this week. He also
“some more of those wonderful bar-
Wln rugs that people have hunt so
W0
VARIOUS HIPS AHll HISHAPS (lll
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE HIVEll. .
The Methodist Revival Services Postponed
Until October iii—Tho Tramway Com-
pany Sued by John Keogh—Swedish
Quarterly Concert.
The Sentinel is on sale at the East Nor-
walk post-oilice by Irving Smith, with
whom he s of news for this column can
also be leg.
Both of the services at the East'Avenue
Methodist Episcopal church. yesterday,
were of great interest. Rev. Edward
Bennett preached an excellent sermon in
the morning upon the subject of "list-ow
ciliation." Rev. J. ’l‘. Bratton deliVered
an earnest discourse lag the evening from
the text “How shall is escape if ye ne-
glect so great salvation." ’l‘lie pastor,
Rev. A. J. Smith, was present and took
part in the morning service. lie announc—
ed that the revival service would be post—
poned until October 13th.
The quarterly review and concert of the
Swedish Congregational Sunday school
was held last night. it was very \vell'at-
tended, considering the weather. The ex
crcises were very interesting. the singing
by the scholars being especially enjoyed.
A prayer meeting was held in the church
in the morning, Rev. Oscar Lindcgren
not having returned from his trip to
Massachusetts. ‘
Rev. f icorge il.'l‘ecple preached his farc-
wellsermon in the Advent church, last
night. lie took for his text the last verse
in the Bible, “The grace of our Lord
Jesus Christ be with you all. Amen."
There was a very large congregation in
attendance. ‘
John Keogh. of Pleasant avenue. has
instituted a suit for Strut damages
ngainsttbc Norwnik Tramway company,
for inyurics he sustainedinacollision on
the liregory Point. extension, Sunday
afternoon. September lst.
James Muttart. Prince Edward‘s lqlnntl,
ut'arpcntcr employed by .\l. l). Randall,
was taken to the hospital in the ambu-
lance. last evening, suffering from malar‘
ial fever. ilr. linker attended him.
Fred Hartford and Misses Viola and
Carrie Taylor whet-led ,to Port Cliestt-r,
yesterday. The party was caughtin the
shower and drenched. necessitating their
rcturn by train.
Beginning tomorrow the Norwnlk 'i'raui-
way company will run cars on illvlil‘i“
gory l'oint extension, as far as Fifth avc<
one. every forty minutes. About. once an
hour cars will run through to the Point.
Miss Fannie A. Let-s and Ernest. llop~
kins, of Osborne avenue, will be married
\Vt-dittwdny afternoon. fit-tuber Mill:‘ in
the South .‘(oru‘ulk iiaptist church.
The lipu‘orlb lr-nguv uuoling tonight
at T:l'io't'int‘k, in the East nvt-nno Motto .
dist Episcopal church, pr unis .H to be \‘t ry
interesting.
The monthly Int-ctingof tho li'iro l’olivv
will bc held tomorrow night at Mnyllou-
t‘l' Hook and bolder company’s limol
qtltit‘lcrs.
'l‘lloinns l’rycr. of Portland. .‘lit'liignv‘,
spent Sunday with his llit‘t't', Mrs. 1.; l“.
li'anchcr, Maple nvmur.
(‘. ll. lTndt-rhill is tmiav putting on tin-
ll mills fl r illl' town election in tho \'uilii;<
Lt't‘l‘ lloso liousl'. y
)lrs. l'llilllilf'lll litilt'hi-r, of llrooklvo, in
visiting Mr. and Mrs. David .\.
l2 i‘l :tvcnuv.
\
lm'w,
3‘ son but. lli'l‘li bwrri ti .\lr, and Mrs.
Andrmv liltlilililllwl, l~‘.lt,li nvt-nnc.
it‘rauk llllllllllllil'tlll'll is \voi'l.ing todnv,
utter a two \t’t-l-ks‘ sic limo.“
Misses (’nrrio ('arp ’lllt'l' :iznl ('clia (".tl'r
arc in Now York city tmlnv.
Faltlleltl County Savings Bani.
Nonwamc. Conn. Hopi. Ill. Irma
’l‘hv-iioard of him-torn of this bank have
tiilstlay declared a dividend at. the rate of
four iii per cent. per annnm from the earnings
m iliecnrrmtrlx months. to tilt credlml [.n
«‘npouitors not. I. 1m. and payable on and
aflcr Uot. ill. ll-llfl. ' 2w
tins. Minus” sellout
tintsnn mun units
aromas A'l'
HILLSIDE, - NORWALK,
OCTOBER 1st.
Pitlllili'l DEPAI’I‘IINT Foil
LITTLE CHILDREN.
conducted by In. A. B. Cranium.
licat made to
nihilism oiliiifiil'd‘itnaiiibh . on 1w
Owners - of - Interfering - Horses
ATTENTION!
twill
wail“
"795 i. sits.
team?
:35 a on t w of his:
2'de ,
, ‘W W Mowing petition hal‘
been ed ”throne- of the Select-
men oft flows at Norwalhand
Warsaw. Time remains stimulant
nil withdraw the notice for the
Austin blown Meeting that has been
published under date of Sept. 21. 1895.
and to substitute therefor a call of later
ate: '
Noricris nearer Given that the call
forthe Annual Meeting of the» Town of
Norwalk. heretofore published «under
date of Sept. 21 1895. is hereby recalled
and rescinded. in so far as we have power
to rescind the some.
The petition herein, referred to is as
follows: ‘
Nouwanx, CONN.,SEP’1’.2l, M95.
TO THE SELEL’TMEX OF THE TOWN til"
NOEWALK:
The undersigned. citizeiis and legal
voters of the Town of Norwalk, do hereby
request that you insert in the call for the
annual town meetingpto be held“ in the
month of October, such lawful notice as
shall enable the voters of Norwalk to
consolidate the school districts of the
town, should such consolidation be deem-
ed to be expedient.
CHRISTIAN swa‘a'rz,
E. A. Wooowium,
M. M. Les,
0. E. Warn,
1). E. insuliow,
John H. Fciuus,
'1‘. BAKER.
S. C. PALMER.
GERALD ll. BEARD,
EDGAR ll. Fox,
.l. w. I’owrzt.t..
[ii-2t). ll. 51‘. Jon. E. L. llovv.
Asa ii. ‘VUOIIWARD. llizinu-zn'r R. SMITH.
Received at the otlice of the Selectmen.
Xorwulk, Conn., at twelve o'clock, noon.
on Thursday, Sept. '26, 1895.
'JANE .\l. Hurt.
Clerk of Board oi Selectmen.
llaving complied with the request in
such petition made. anti having added to
the notice asked for in said petition, and
having recalled and rescinded the notice
forthe,aanuai meeting heretofore pubs
iisbcd under date of Sept’. :1, 189:”).
James ll. BMld‘ZY.
Jim. 1’. Tumowst.t,
WM. A. Von-st,
H. 1’. PRICE,’
Ferocious MEAD,
E. J. THOMAS,
ll. 1‘. Mircnntt,
J. M. BENEDICT.
James ’1‘. ii l'lilllil.l.,
Geo. M. BENEDICT,
A. W. Arms,
The inhabitants, li-gnl voters of the
town of Norwalk. are hereby notified and
warned that he annual town meeting of
said town will be held on Monday, the
seventh, 7th, day of October, 10495, for the
following purposes:
I. To elect by ballot, all of the town
ofllcers excepting those by law provided
to be appointed by the selectmen.
‘2. 'l‘odetermin by ballot whether the
town will abolish all the school districts
and parts of school districts within the
limits of the town of Norwnik. and to as-
sume and maintain the public schools
therein, subject to such restrictions as
are or may be imposed by the (loneral
Assembly.
Those in favor of abolishing the School
Districts. and of the town assuming and
maintaining the control of the schools,
will (icpmit ti ballot. with the word “Yes"
thereon. and those oppowd will deposit ll'
ballot with tin.- word “No" thereon.
The polls will be open for said purposes
from ll o'clock in thc forenoon until .’
o‘clock in the afternoon. at the Town
House, for the lot Voting district; at tho
Putnam lloschouse, on Franklin strut-t.
South Norwnlk. for the 2d Voting district;
and at the Volunteer Hose house. on East.
avenue. East Norwalk; for the lid voting
district.
llatcti‘nt Norwnlk. l'onu., this 'thli «lay
of September, A. l).. ism.
ll. W. liAi'uoxn,
E. Titian-2s,
hAiil‘lll, insulin.
Selectmen of Norwalk.
The call for the annual town meeting
for the year i‘ilfi, dated September 21st,
mm, is hereby amcntini by adding then-to
us matters to be arto-d upon at Milli int-ct—
ing:
“in tit-termini» by ballot whether the
town will abolish nil tho- school di~irict~i
and parts of school districts within tin-
limita of the town of Norwalk. and to as
some and maintain the plilllii‘ schools
tilt-rein subject to such restrictions as are
or may be imposed by tho ticncrnl As-
nt-Iillily.
Those in favor of abolishing illt‘ s-t'lltmi
districts and of tlu- towns assuming
and maintaining the t'tmlrnl of tin-
schools, will drink” a ballot with tho
word "Yrs" llit‘i’t‘llll, IliillllltlHt‘ tlppusmi
will deposit a ballot with the word "No"
liil'rt'llll.
illllt'fl :it Norw-tlh, llllo L‘.’
lt'iiliit‘l. A. ll. let'fv.
IN \l: \V. li\\\lti\‘lr
lirntitn lunch.
.‘A‘ll’rll. ll.\\li.\\l.
St'lt-t‘lllIt-n of Xol‘WLlh.
Annual Town fleeing.
OW
ill day of Set»
'l'iw inlinll tum“, it'uni \' lit-i‘o If filo
Tomi oi .\uiivulk. nro lit-wilt u-ulilil-tl Milli
\vnrnml that llit' nnnunl mun illil'lilz: ui‘
Mlltl town will lw hold on \lwihlni‘. lin-
N‘Vi'lllll Till tinv nl (L'ltiil-‘r. irilt, tor luv
ioltoivlng pui' now A:
l. 'i‘ntlirt't ivy lMllHl :iliof illo town hill.
t't-is t-x 't-pliiit: lltom- by law Ili‘iHlilltl lu
lli‘ itpp-vllilt'il hv liiv N‘it'l'lllli‘li.
‘1. lo lil‘lt'l'lillll‘ by ballot \vlu-lhl-r lilo
town \vIll illitlil~ll :ili Tlii' ~t'li ml districts
moi parts nf wipml d «Hun-w “Jinn lin-
lunit~ ol the intro of N-nn.tll<. and to in
Hunt- and lilltlllllllll llll' |itllllll' ll bouts
ilwrt-iu. sol-j wt to ~lil'll room-timid n. are
or may bo inipowd by tho limo mi .\~~l'lli
lilv.
'l'iloi-t‘ in fnvt'r of lll)‘lll‘-llill’_f tho ht'lliiill
district-t, and tho ltqulo :iulllilllli.’ and
maintaining the round of tho schools.
will tlt'ilosit a lliiilnl \viib tiu- \t'nl'll “You"
thou-on. and lion-o opp-mod it ill deposit a
ballot \\‘llll iln- thrll "No” tin-roon.
'i'ln- polls will in» ulwll for said illlrptmrs
from ll I'lt‘lt‘i'k in tho lut't'imtlil until fl
o'clock in ”W afternoon. at tho 'l’own
llollst'. [or the First. voting district: ill illl'
l‘nimtm ”one house. on Franklin alrm-t,
Hotll ll Norwnlk. for the Second votingtlis
trivl: and at the Volunteer limo house. on
East- Avt-nuu. East Norwnlk, for the Third
voting district.
llatted at,Norwalk. ('onn.. this 537th day
of September. A. l)., lNilfi.
(ismit W. ltAvltoxo.
El'lllllA“ Tiltillitl'l.
HAMl’l‘li. “ASK/Hi.
Selectmen of Norwalk.
NOTICE.
“HOV-M
iNNflM.l0Wllmlfllt
as inhabitants. Jessi voters of the Tm
or Norwaii. are hereby untitled and
warned thattne anaufii town muslin of said
town tvliiheheld no outlay. the 7f day of
October A D. tam. for the election. bole
lot. or all the mainline". except those iavr
R'li’e'mii1 willow-open?“ b :1:me Ii
no aw or
o'clock in the 1 ill lio'e in the
y “i... ..
t Win“ ”to”:
millions.
y
3
Kenny and Melton Jackets, 24. 27
llPENlNB or NEW illlllllSJililli
intense interest centers in our Cloak Department became we are now offering better 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 leading styles for this mason are: '
Bum can lactate. linucle Cloth Jackets, chariot cloth Jackets, covert cloth Jackets,
. an lnchté long.
Plush Capes, for trimmed. Eull Ripple Plush Capes. Double Cloth Capes with braid trimming.
Capes, single and double: plain and fur trimmed.
FUR CAPE'S.
On Saturday, September 28, we will open our entire new line of Fur Capes. These goods have been made for us by
one of the best manufacturers of furs in this country, from skins selected by us early in the season and for style and quility
are far superior to anything we have ever shown before and the prices are guaranteed.
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING,
‘
it AND GAPES.
Biucle Cloth
M on: »
-—c——OOO—————
Swill Five Mile River School
District.
NOTlCE is hereby given that an assessment
of live mills on the dollar has been made
on the ratalm estate within the said dint! lot.
on the town list of mill. and that said list is at
the house of the District Committee for ex—
aminatlon and that the Board of Belief will
To the Dress Goods Buyers"
is it at all strange that we are putting
frrshlifc into every part of the store?
Never before have we shown goods of
such excellent styles and grain] quality
it scalliln t lull“
Tilli'i'llill ll HYiTT, ill]. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Something New Fir Fall.
Every one knows knows hard it is to se'
cure great values in hosicrv. \Vo are
t.ht-rcfore,enubledto show for this fall
the greatest. values in Ludics‘. Men's and
(‘hildren's Hosp. tic. l2} .2c, ‘3 for ”Ive, lilo,
for so little money.
ill—inch Storm bergc: at 45c. .
Jo " " " stir. i
54-inch extra. heavy Surge. at $1
Point-h Satin Finished llcin-rittn, at silt:
fill-inch ()x lilood ' ' 75c.
ifrinch ('repons, 23v.
.34) short. lengths Black floods at
regular price to cluse out the stock.
i27w.
I,TNI)I*3 R‘V EAR.
Ourunderwearstock will be. [ll‘ lllf‘w‘t
complete and the greatest bargain in
town.
meet atilufder's Hall. on 'l‘uestlaV. October 1.
at 2 o'clock p. m.. to hear and determine all
appeals made to them for the equalization and
perfection of said wesament. Notice is here-
bv also given that an asses-merit of the rata-
ble esta'o which was so situated that there
was no distinct and separate value. has than
made b the uribt'silllrl". and is also open for ex-
umiliai on.
Dialed of ltowayton. this the 23th of Septem-
ber. lrlli.
GEORGE W. STEVESS.
District Committee.
City Employment Agency.
7n North Main ntmr. Bomb Now-1k.
WANTED IIMEDIAIILY~
Two nursery maids.
SITUATION!) WANTED IIIIDIA'I'RLY
For two competent bookleepcrs. six first
t"il«(‘tltlkfl. tlva girls lor gent-rel housework.
and tan waitresses,
Ladim desiring lit-lp in any capacity can
now obtain the some immediately. mfl ti
l
half I I
Great Attractions.
We have just received direct fr
importers a large line of
“’ilton Rugs, at Sins.
anuet f'arpets. Si.
Velvcis, 85C and Si.
Best Tapestries. 75c and Stir.
ingrnin Ex. Super” including Lowell's,
title and Ric.
Mn v...“
s25 lit
t’ l 9
Colored (ll nods. 3‘” "
Fancy Bout-b,- Plaids. lfyc.
l’lain (.‘ht-viot Surge. brown, navy and
garnet, at 501:.
Fancy Novelties. fill and ‘lhc.
Dress Linings in all tit-west styles.
WINTER COATS AND WRAPS.
{\Stl‘llkllflil t‘apes, 30xlllll. $9, $l'2. ’3”,
$2).
2.3-inch Mixed Mohair lioucle Coats, $5,
$7,81ll.rsi,$1l.fsl.
ilenvy Beaver Jacki-ts, L‘i inches long,
latest style sleeves, shim).
Jackets of finest quality of English
t-urled llouclc cloth. silk lined, balloon
sleeves. ‘lh'inchcs. very large pearl but
tons. $17 and $23.
Electric Seal (Wipes, tillxllll, $229.
Black French Conev i'apcs. :lelOfl,$ll.75,
so, 31:15», $11),
Persian Lamb Capes. $3“.
Monkcv it‘ur. $1M“.
(‘lnth (Hopes. 54*. 3”.
Silk Plush. 51", ill,
Taylor 8: Golden-
Real Estate andlnsurance.
WAEHINGTON STREET.
$l'.’
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE.
SCOFlELD & HOYT
98 Washington Street. South Harwell, Bonn.
for a lot. or house and lot
«with the view 0 pnrclmsinmare invited to
(all and "routine our list. We have them for
sale in every part of the city ll reasonabl-
prices and on on" terms. one! if
Persons lookln
r.\._.. .,
3r. Wide Awaits
/
Purchasers
know good values
“llt‘li lilt’)’ ~t-t- ilit'lll,
\ .‘llill f‘llii'liilt'llllV in.
tllll'l‘llii'lll‘i full tout-
; Elmo-t. We linvi- tin-
\V-btu-t join-lav in our
six t-lt, :t'm TTH' only inducement m- Hill'l‘
I~ .‘.\I'1'iill.T'\'lllllt" for reasonable prices.
H v» u tilr' l inking for souwiliing in good
~Ilvwruiun i‘. r vour table on will u Mint:-
ly .-lln\\ you our silln-i li sltlt'k.
WHE HAVE YOU HAD liHl
BETTER I N DUCEMENTS ‘
cilwmi to you than than! below. We have been resting on our ours. as the saying
gt w. in r the but few “who as regards advertising.
From now until Jinniry 1 our store will to- the Hi‘t‘f‘f‘ of tln-greatestac'ivity.
Wt- intcnd to fairly unload the goods on win, so great will be the inducements for
you tiling . ' -
'l‘llo [.l‘lCl s ‘11 lied, and tho goods are only to be bid at
83' - ‘VJXSII I IV( VI“. )N — 5717131131131‘
lH DRESS 60083
ten shall make one f ll‘er. We have tnltcn about '3» pl» ('04 or straight, ll” irlor good“
for this sale. and marked them 1.“): pr uud Thu lot. im-luvlvs plain go d4 fit-wv
mixturrs. plaids. stripes. etc. Among tin-m will be {mind lot»: of short lengths:
just tho thing for ladies' house Wr‘tpm-rd, or children's (in’lfigpu. In“, [more put
tiwm within the reach of l‘lr'i'ryflldl, I5 - yan‘.
DDMESTICS’
hill) yards lul Bleached Muslin. 4}. ' prr ynrli
5 yards l’f'llll of the lnoin. -l.l lio'~1t‘iit-r’,iil".
500 yards good quality of ”)0ch Fl‘llillt‘l, til 3 quality, for Saturday and Mon-
day. 44c per yard.
25 full size Comfortablcu. ill grade, at lilic.
you need them.
"’ dollar and a lpnrter Comfolishies, at 99in.
..._...._. ‘g. N... N... o
llonu‘r 1%. 'lluyt.
lillidlllfi lt'
x
gulrrfaiummls.
ORGAN RECITAL
MONDAY EVENING.
smufsttnnn 30. 1895.
South Norwalk
llllHllliElliTlllHll CHURCH.
‘ Fulfill liltililll raunv "ARDEN, (You.
I“. In,
”no. A. V. WIIEIIJR, Ioprlho.
M“. W. H. IIITDIIN‘I‘UN, organist
Tickets twenty-live contours in be had at
o
mining tlio time of year when
gt,
i‘lalsttd’n limit store and at firowa lit Wil-
cox‘s. “it HOSIEHY
2-3: ccccc --
D of) dozen of Gent’s Mixed Hose They an! seconds of the regular 10c loch.
but with such slight imperfections you cannot hardly find them and then look It
m "in“ ”Bill" Ribbed v a l a n l
. oxen ron’s n . m woo ,an a so too of sizes; 250 is
Oct. '7 to 120 995' the usual rice. special price. lilo for anypslm.
O
. On turday and Monday only we shall otter for the ladies' wants b oelli
B'ficm,my?“fi' 3"} “7.9:? 30%: than on time two days 100 dozen of Lsdiee' Fm Black Rose. at 100 p’er pal-2'
so ember 30th. scan ii" “laggifing. They are straight the "collage as one look will readily convince you.
. . t I c‘y.
' “ ” m to dozen Children's multiracial-n. 4 for too.
25 dozen Gents’ Remediation Colored Border Handkerchiefs, 40 each.
1000 stolen of Wash Embroidery, silk. at 20 per chain.
500 Hand Painted Celluloid Picture Frames. reduced from 100 and 12hr, to
choice for to
Pearl Corset shields, prevent the corsets from breaking at the sides. price for
this week, lilo pair.
Mr. King’s
sentot Ell tots
Bellow. @3331.“ smart.
Fig-goon Sept. 26.
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Norwalk Chronicler