, touv ooooe ‘
erone. ..
any on the market. and is making a
great hit. __
Miss Cornelia Tudor. who has
‘Mmm‘mmwmmenswhgev‘e: _ ' 'Th/iswe’ek 7 * Capes and Jackets-
2 out": auncomo. uonwauc.
1;, mm was a Isl-Known Barber ~ Jun“ Crow. who has been working We shall make a run on { Up-todnte in everything pertaining to outside garnisuts is what may be truthfully said of our
. “unlined We! News. for;1 Faring: figurine ihuswmuigned ‘ Uiolak Demtmeniil1 In this department can beiound all the newest thingh and the latest
an re urn ,0 1 . ems u estport sty es in 911’ sses' and C ildren’ s Garments. Black cloth. double' cape. trimmed with
thtrtfizi‘vmz‘cgm 2‘31: , 1 '00 Fi n e u a I it _ 1 satin ribbon, price Cl. 98. Black cloth double cape. both capes trimmed with braid, price 18 50.
‘ ' place this morning at 9.30 0 clock, “ if: Uploading, figugm‘efigz laaving Clolth capes in blue. black. brown or tan. tailor made strap scams, velvet collars, trimmed
.1 . . ‘ ouse. wit 1 small pearl bottom. price 88. 98.
I r In antigen? O'I'ltnmlgenrzvausofin George E. Robefleon has the centract. 5,1 ' Capes suitable for elderly ladies' in plain cloth, diagonal and crepon, single or double. both
‘ Minnie Wall. and the groom, Charles Mrs. R“Pbert Seymour. 0! New 011- , ,. o u n e rp a n e s we‘ll“ tuna “unfit PM: from 33 50 t0 .12
“uh Th9 ceremony was performed naan, )1” Mn visiting Mr. and Mrs. ' 6 V6 capes, I) Wit 8111!, price ‘1‘ 50'
‘ an mour, Ma le avenue. Lar e size, ood wei ht, elc ant atterns, {or 1 WM” cup“: 3“" lined, handsome jet trimming, price 07. 50.
by Rev. '1‘. K. Noble. Miss Fannie 1'! 30? P g g g 3 P
1‘30” cousin of the bridegroom was ._..____._ , 9 ‘ ‘ Silk capes, plain and brocade, trimmed in jet and chiffon. price $5 to $15.
maid of honor. She oarrled‘a busiest of Chester LaMar has moved from Third ' ' . 1 . Covert cloth jackets, large sleeve, cout' huek large buttons. price 011.50. . ‘
9m roses. The bride was attired in a avenue to the long building in Wood " " All the better “Tries of jackets' in black and colors. '
creameolored costume, with lace and street 3““ Nomalk . . d 11 ll 0 id at d ’i get
silktrimmi . and carried a net ‘ ‘ "—7 1 , .. . an one o arw u n or many you‘ ouse urnis in
ofbrlde 1189 The house was pm“! George Van Kenren s watch dog has the same counterpane.
,1 led with beautitul f at been sold to S. A. Waterbury, of Roton
9”!“ “6 plants fro Mrs. Mo- Hill- , 9 Also to keep our 9 No h9use is furnished complete without one of our Famous Oil Cook Stoves. The prices are
‘ mu memnsive green QM A re- A, daughter wmns born last night toMr. H O s I E RY D E PART M E N T . «1 so very ow compared with a few years ago that it is a mistake to be without one. We can
caption followed the ceremony 11 eolia- and Mrs. George Janes First avenue. ' in ) our mind “by the way it is the best and “:00?!“qu image? to do aléthe worik of azfordlinaliry range. Til? are made With “nah
. { v . v -. , cu‘cu or me a, 8 met an reserve r is 1ed brass, stee me 111 d as t 'l‘i
“on was served.and many gifts "06in Charles Merritt resigned his position largest department, devoted exclusively to 1 rewicking device' in simple; in fact. the 02:; lites: on the market 1111:: can he (deadlyol:vickeille
gig" ”“1 M" thldalwefg disfilayedk in Finch a drug am last night _ underwear, etc, in South Norwalk"m50 doz. We have them 111 one two and three burners. ‘ '
started‘ on a tour‘to ewar ' ladies' ribbed vests, at 4c each. ' '
__.___ ' Norwalk, . ‘. . . . . . -, toonnootfcut.
C. H. Aisthorpe shipped a wheel to
Bridgeport, yesterday.
‘ swell-known SouthNorwalk bdrber
visited some friends on this side of the
river,yesterday, and to make the oc-
01’25 dozen iadies' ribbed 'vests, fine ribbed - ~~ W. -~-~—— - . -- , _
of hand laid thread; bleached; they are the . ' 1
«lien a pleasant and memorable one, Contractor George W GM, of East _ seconds of a 20c vest, and the price is just 3
they indulged in intoxioauts. The avenue,1sin Boston _ , one-half, viz: 10c.‘eacl1, and the seconds are ;
barber became badly befuddled and was _______.‘ ‘ so slight as to be hardly discernable. . 5
W “name 01 by evil-am PG" Mrs. Eliza Gray, of First avenue, is
none: who blacked his face and then not expected to live.
. to South Harwell looking liiss ......__._.
. an In as decked for a war dance. Mrs. Arthur H. Keeler 111 very low.
—Bradyerotine thanks its many lady
friends for the kind words spoken of it.
May they never have Headache again.
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VALUE!
LOWEST...
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0,113.- Aisethorpe, in order to be up to
the _ times in business matters, has
. bought a typewriter, and is now engag-
,‘ed'in lprning to operate it. He has also
taken the agency for the machine. It is
. of the Blickensderi'sr make. manufac
83 Washington St, South Norwalk Conn.
tured' in Stamford _
JohnArlingtonhas resigned hisposi- B. A. V'CKERS, BETTER THAN “BANKS - . THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
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fiyfiifiififififitilégghfog; Bu ttor 0711:6129 Eggs gtzgi't391'iggegggss Because they 11 car our easy fitting, comfortable Clething. All our customers feel this
son, of South Norwuik.an and Richard ’ Et ‘ fifiii 11;“ ‘: way. TRADE With us and you Will FEEL THE SAME l
“113mm“ mm”“'°“"”°’ ‘ °' " .3... 1331191331 “' We harmw in- stock
~ an ac $5M ngtonstrcet.8011§orwalk’ they int nests actuate ..... ‘ “ , .1
Captain Bell. who has Just completed "‘5‘ .- 1., «filfd’é’l‘di‘l’i r315 "£1505“ ‘ -, }Ever18hown
C tainW. I. St a i. "V out-nu s 1. .
afifgayzn,ahpu the OODCTEZED:O ‘ Buddhmfim'hfl. Lard and Dille'ntessen kflfifififigwfifié’ 3‘ Line ofl‘ry”}1hisl.i:vcity !
strengthen the Tramway company's The Modern Cleaner ' fl’.‘ an“ or heirlmnmiund 15219:! 13:11: ggee'lgfifii .
m R0001! Point. -’ ' “ l ii'lfliiis collateral. When you want llrs- -wu er , “rm ‘ - -' ...
was“ “my“ W .. wig—row: 3‘53“”?- Try “Epicure Brand”Canncd monds orindrnot 0 l3) trading with us 3011 will always get the best with prices guaranteed 3
MT- '3 mun“ son. 0‘ Rm". Scnfilnesnis “Maia“: 1 Goods H OMIER. 3- HOV‘T'S " 391’,» . _ 1 .:v “n '7“
“l5“ “V9““°'.Wl59h‘“° “9m“ “mum" '"“ ."13351'3733 6 Harrison em ' 3:. WASHINGTON STREET
thlor several weeks, returned home WE’gsa mwym‘. w" And-Green Mountain Cheese, Jewolq and Optical sign,’ F RAN C I s & co South Non-walk
last night. .. ’ Quality Unsurpassed! Prices Lewes" BOW-shington Street. A . ‘ ‘ ,. {9 {J . . ' 1 U _
1 :1 '1' I 1 v L. .
.¢V"‘*._ § ‘1; 2i Q 11“. {3'5" ,. 3.1"" Sufi“;
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I Will Offer My Entire Stock of
WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE
......AT1.....
PUBLIC AUCTION!
This Is one of the Best Known Stocks of Goods in the City. and will be the Boat Opportunity Ever Offered tho Oitlzono
of Norwalk and Vicinity to get High Grade Watches and Jewelry at Your Own Price!
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Commencing Saturday, May 9th, I896.
SALES DAILY. 2:30 and 7:30 P. M.
All‘doodsfiusrsnteed as Represented! _ H. M. RICH, Auctioneer. ‘1
.1. " I9. I AI WI AU. STIN I ‘I I .”
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, - . . ,, . . . . . . . NORWALK, CONNECTICUT.
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