Butler Lodge will have its regalar
meeting tonightm
Therewill be ahead concert on The
Green. tonight, by Dwyer’s band.
M
George Lam 1went to New Haven
1111: afternoon to play 111111 the Derbys.
Samuel Partridge, Jr.. of Phelps. N
Y., is a student at Prof. Harstrcm's
school. ~_________
Mrs. E. J. Hill lost a valuable feather
boast. the Republican rally in Bridge-
port. Monday night.
Henry Flore, aged eight months, son
of Lorenzo Flore. died this morning at
his home in Springwood.
N. Y. Mitt.
Company D held a special business
meeting, last night, to distribute camp
checks and transact other'matters.
.311111111111. 11111.
The remains of John Malone, who
died at Denver, have been sent Post.
They will be here the latter part of the
week.
'1'
The Democratic Congresslonal c011-
vcntion will be held in the Torringion
Opera House, Tuesday, the 29th inst,
at 10:30 o’clock.
Aerate of pigeons from Waterbury
arrived by Adams Express at the South
Norwalk station, this morning, and the
birds were liberated.
A number of young ladies connected
with the First Methodist Episcopal
church will have a carryall ride Friday
night, leaving Miss Ada Lincoln’s home
at 7:30 o’clock.
—-Cod steak, 100. N. Y. Mkt.
The curling departments of Croflit &
Kunpp’s factories are Working nights
until 90'clock. The company has just
completed the Philadelphia police order
‘ of 200 dozen.
The handsome barns owned by Jeffrey
C. Phelps, adjoining the ancient Phelps
homestead at Simsbury. were burned
Saturday night, with contents. They
were five in number, and entailed :1 loss
of $20, 000, partly insurd. Mr. Phelps is
father 1n- -law of James IS: Crofnt. ‘
In
The funeral of Miss Jessie Lockwood
Lyon‘was largely attended, yesterday
afternoon, from her late home in High
street. Rev. (3.11. Beard officiated.
The pallbearers were Charles R. Helmer,
Frank Lauder, M. Cliil'ord Parties and
Frederick H. Row 1111. A quartette c0111-
posod of,Mrs. N. E. Campbell, Mrs. C.
S. St. John, W. J Leland andT. I‘.
Perkins sang several selections. There
were many very beautiful floral pieces.
The burial was in Riverside cemetery.
The County Commissioners are kept
busy nowadays transferring licenses.
Times are dull in the saloon business
and many failures are reported. When
one man gives up the business in one
place the wholesale dealers start some-
body else in another locality with the
same license. This necessitates the
formality of transferring the license,
and it has to be regularly advertised,
the some as a now one. The commis1
sionors have transferred more licenses
this year than ever before, and the end
is not yet.
Fifty Years Age.
Tm: la the stamp that 11111 1111.1" lmre
\‘n‘hisli cattlrd the story tar and “‘lllf.
(ll 1 rriain 11111' torihc I11111I1~o111r 111-19
That bulililrrl 11:1 from the lam” 'l Iiil"
(lithcblotxllielow. Anil'twnsAyi-r'e11.-mic
And his sarsdpnrilln, that all now. Low-r,
That was 1111.1 beginning its fight of lame
With its 111111-11 of go years one.
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla
Is the original sareepariila. It
has behind it a record for carers
unequalled by any blood pur:
tying compound. it is the only
sarsapnrilfa honored by 11
model at the World's Fair of
1893. Others imitate th e
remedy; they can't imitate the
record :
52 Your; g Cures.
CannoIhuau Harvey It. Rent is look-
ed upon as the Republican candidate for
mayor.
Norwsllr's next representative to the
state legislature will probably be J.
Holden Hurlbutt.
A piano fund entertainment will be
held at the Center school, Monday even-
ing. September 28th.
Congressman E.J. Bill will speak in
Greenwich, tomorrow night, upon the
issues of the campaign.
The Epworth League of the Norwalk
Methodist church Will have another
trolley ride, Friday night.
Mrs. F. H. Roscoe is teaching one if
the lower rooms in the Center school In
the absence of the regular teacher.
F. H. Quintard and C. S. Trowbridgo
left South Norwalk, yesterday, for
Litchfleld, to spend a few days fishing.
A meeting of Grace chapter, Brother-
hood of St. Andrew. will be held tomor-
row night in the Guild room,at 8 o'clock.
Olive, Branch Lodge, Knights of
Pythias, will give a musical entertain-
ment tonight. at their rooms, 83 Wash-
ington street.
The Norwalk police were on duty at
the Twin City Wheclmen's race, yester-
day afternoon, and did good work in
handling the crowds.
Frank Codina, of Bridgeports, expects
to open a fruit store in the basement un-
der the Western Union Telegraph com-
pany’s cities, in the Lauder block.
George Dunn, of the Poplar Plains
district, fell from 11 tree, yesterday
afternoon, and broke his right arm. A
Westport physician reduced the frac-
turn.
Luther M. Wright has just finished
painting and signing the front of Com-
stock, Watkins & Dow‘s hardware
store. The front now attracts much at»-
tention.
A. W. Pringle, formerly of North's
photographic gallery, has secured a posi-
tion with tho Seigol Cooper (311.. in the
photographic department of their large
new store 011 Sixth avenue.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Julia N. Layton, of South Orange, and
Frank Umback, of Summit, N. J. Miss
Layton is a sister of Jacob M. Layton,
of Fairileld avenue.
T.1’111'y'e11,1,1111, N. Y. Mkt
At the monthly meeting of the Nor
walk Building. 11111111 and I111cst111cntl
associationdast night, $2,111111w11slonned
to six of the members, and one new
member was admitted.
Uncas Tribe. 1. U. R. M., conferred
the Warrior‘s degree on two candidates,
llast night. The Haymakors mot after-
ward, and the team decided to go to
Danbury on the nth inst
Luther M. Wright is making a spec.-
inlty of political banners. He can make
the best portraits and construct 11 banner
in the best manner. All parties should
consult him before purchasing.
The Board of Registrars for the city
of South Norwalk will hold a public ses-
sion at police headquarters, lI-nvilaud
street, Wednesday, September :iil, from
2 11111 p. 111.. to correct the voting list.
A revised copy of the city of Norwalk
voting list willbe placed in tho Nor-
wulk post-oillcc, next Monday. .\ny
city elector who does not find his 11111111-
1111 the list should report the omission in
City Clerk 1'}. M. Lockwood.
:: ~11'1-1111r11111.>:-1. N. 1'. 111111. 1
l
(31.11111ltutor I'ldward Smith and l’ilot‘1
;:11(1- -1111 1I111(:1111111I'
Absolutely Pure.
Acrcamri 11.11.111.111“ 11] t 1t
11! all in lelweninf £111.11. 11?.11'11’1211111'1511'1‘511
titates (luvornmcnl‘l luOil ”fie
1111111. “11111111101111 1l1.on11w 111111.
TWIN CITY FOLKS.
The (icing and Coding cl Norwslli People and
Their Friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Swartzel, of
Washington, D. C.,who have been visit-
ing Mr. Bwartzcl's brother, Charles
Naylor, of Fairiicld avenue, returned
home this morning.
William [1. Humiston, ol’ ()rungo, N.
J.. formerly organist of the South Nor-
walk Congregational clmrch. has been
spending a few days in South Norwalk.
Mrs. Mary 11‘. l‘uller, matron of the
Ohio State Soldiers' Home, at Sandusky,
is visiting Mrs. Sarah Starr. at the home
of It. H. Rowan, South Main street.
Mrs. Kate Bolden, who has been visit-
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
1". Loomis. of Norwalk, returned to I11 r
home in Newark. N. J ., yesterday.
Miss Idolla K. Kron, of Bridgeport,
wheeled to Norwalk, yesterday, and
witnessed the bicycle race of the Twin
lity Wheolmcn.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Vincent, oi
Jersey City Heights, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Selah D. Seaman, Chestnut
street.
Miss Minnie (ioctchius, who has been
visiting Miss Jennie Littcll Nash, has
returned to her home in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Dusenbury, of Troy, N. Y., is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. l". W. Gor-
ham, 11f Elizabeth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bowc. who have
been visiting in Norwalk, have returned
to New York city.
Walter L. Wilcox and family, of Con-
cord street, are spending a week in C11-
Iumbia, Conn.
Miss Mabel Ballard, of Main street,
Norwalk. is the guest of relatives in
Bridgeport.
Ml's. llfDowns, of ti Lowe street.
went to visit her sister in New York,
1 esterday.
Mrs. B‘M. Andrews, of West avenue,
wont. yesterday, to Mt. “moon to amend
a week.
Robert 1". I12l|1111rioi'f, of Waterbury,
isspcndiuga few days in South Nor.
walk.
Richard .Ioslyn, of Hartford, is visit-
ing Clarence Ashton. of lirldon avenue.
Mrs. E. B. \Vnshburuc, of Mi'ridcn, is
' visiting Mrs. Gaylord, on The Terrace.
Moses Hill, of Rodding, is visiting
friends in Norwalk.
Mrs. W. A. I’rycr, of Riverside ave
111111 is in Meridcn.
BOMIO OF SCHOOL VISITORS.
They Consider Applications at Pupils to Attend
School In the Center District.
The monthly melding of the Board of
School Visitors was lli'lll last night.
Applications for I'mea McNaughton.
111.5111 twelve, of 1l1oll1'11r liiv1-r district;
llnrry Burns, 11111111 thirteen. of tho Sil-
verminv district: I-Zdna Buttery, aged
fourteen. of 1b» llrmul lii1'11r district
Philip Stillfm'tl, 11f llillgi'tlt'lil.
school were. d1sc11ss1'd
l-by the Ilourd .It 1111gt|1.'l‘lu~ McNaugh-
Johu (irillln. 11 how trains were 1'11111'111‘11 lion opplu .1111111 11 .1.~ 1'1:f11'r1:1l 111 (I111 act-
ed in 1l1o1ollisiou at tho Honth Nora ':1lk lug school 1'1111‘1111' of the liver Ilivor dis-
frcight yard, last week I11111l1111111 laid ”lot. The Il1111111.1111l Iluttei'y 11ppll1.1
oil' by Hupcrintcud1111t Martin, 1111 i|11~§ti1111~111111-g111nl1-1I.1.111 ll11,1ol|111'11 wen1
“dorsal and reserved decision.
I
I
:11utcomo of the investigation Iwhl y1-s- .-11-t‘11rr111l to A. 3..
:tcrday..l111ncs K11: ding is running Mr. ,
Ih'mith‘ 11 train.
I
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The following arc the new dances and
will be tnlfiht at l’roi‘. Nuwcll's .\c111l-
e111y,Ario11 Hall. during the 1111111111g'
1111111111111 and 11'iut111't1'1r111: Walls (“'0'
step:llar1'ar1l 1-1'11p1i1e: l'mprit 1t .\111111'i-
. power.
1 of.\11g. 1‘ In tin-sum.
visitor of tho ( '1'nl1'1' school district. with
311111111 3.11:: :1 “Inner.
('I11111Is 111111‘1'1111 lI11-1.!.\' II.11 gr.1.1111rp:1rt.
'I‘In' sun‘s {.1111 Will
but» Mr 'I1' 1I~iI1I11 Tin-1'11 111'r1- 1111'111'11I
nil-11.11am in it 1' Into ollc'i'liooll, loll \1’1'I1111l
1 1111111111111 1 Ivi'ii'1'1'1'll 11 11ml '1' p. 111.. 111111
wiibsim1ii111111i1'11l1 11 '.1i11l111\1'11'ill111ll Its
ll"p promenade “ml”: lllm‘lll'r Willl7..- l’lr' '111I1I11l 111I111 1 \1'1111 1111 ”11' 111111fI11'1tst1'i'll
1.11- r11111 Inncors; ihrnn 11t11p1f11111' step
111l1ot11s1.111 I111 (.Iaricna; waltz notll ;
l
lion. '
The Rosedsls 1111111111111.
burl/11:1 'II111 111s11f ”111111111411: 11111 pivrr
I111: through the 11 sl'cmllug vapors I111'I
formed it
'1 1111111111: 111 11111 11m: 111 11,1111,11|n1in.1111r-
I’r111'.1l:11'l1 island 111111111141 to I111 i|1111ii1111 Ill 11
' |1I1111n1m111 111111.11”: lab". surrounded bra
whisilc, ,
tho .
It 111111 111-11511 111' "whisth'.
who I1I1111' tin1 whistle." l11-I11r-1
‘ United States inspectors of stvum 1'1-11,
11'111 yesterday 0111-11 the collision I11-
, tween the Bridgcport boat llo-ulalc and
‘ibe forrylmat ilrognn, whith occurred.
idept: tuber :l,c11111n 11p for i11111silgation
in New lurk. Captain Weatherman;
of tho Rosi'tlnli', sworn to having:
‘ blown several warning signals. to which
1.qu (In-gm had made no response:
( 1pi.1in l’Iward (i (lailawny of the
(in-gm swore that 1111 such ulna-ties;
'11'11r11blow11-at least not in his pariicu- I
lurmguimou-o. i-J.11-I1 of tin-111,1 captains;
1hull ,pbnlaoxcs of sailors. tugboat 11111.11.
’ and oils-rs to corroborate. his testimony;
11111111111Fain-biIdnnd Mr.l311rrntt,lhoé
111111111 steamboat inspectors, were new!
rmcky 1.1mm. 11 111111111 oi livry molten lava
111111111111:114111111'11111111111I1 11111 TWIN Ibo
i tI1111'11 12'111'11 1111l1I11111l14. lolms 11ml r-s'ks. It
W111i ”111 11'1'nl1'1'11 sky. tinI 111111's ”cry ray-1
giving I1i1rl11'r mlut's 1:1 (1111 blue sky, 11
(111111-111' 1I11rI. Io lI11' dork iliilltll ulnl slum“
i111: I111uiir11 I11 Intense. colors through (I111
Igbior \‘olmra.
1111111 great surprise rcmmlrd1|:111r11b1l11
111's of this glorious 1(unset. 'I‘Iwrv to (I11-
I11ft.mntbnl Ibo u-Iiimz 111111.:1I1u11tl'o11r
diam-11.. from (be sensible burl/.1111. "1111111;
11'11r1-I1111'11'111I1111111p11f11111'I1111I111r.:1111l11'I1II11
tho but row of Illl' Hm “‘t'l'l' Inviting: 111!
the 11’on limb-11. ~1‘1II 1I.1111p from lln‘ 11ft-
11'11111111 min. ii: piv'ow “.11- I--‘111g photo
pmpbml 1111 tlm 4'l'lll'l‘. The block! of
111111111111 1111 pl.1'111iy 1i ii1l1, Hm 1'I1nrl11l
Ill“ r and lb 11111 Iiirlmi' 111.11M'I11ltl1111111t
Ilium 11f 'in 1 II1 |I1311Iv 1111 II1111 Zomba 11111'
(hm 11.13111111s (In o11i‘I111- IM' hm- 1111111
Iiisilnvi; then \1I1111 lIw ~1111- i|1r_1 lam,
11'1111 half any trim Ibo- l1.11'.|1.nn
llttlt‘tl 1111211: and
they
‘1 111111111 ripe.
\u~'111. 111 ting 111' I101 11‘
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Fall I896.
EDWARD
5 611251111 BUILDING.
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FRUIT Mason, Quart....................SO‘0 do:
. . “ ”Pint 450
JARS Lightning, Qt....................$t.IO “
Pt$t
F. D. LAWTON 81 00., 22 South HeinStreot
EDWARD STREET, "
Blanket Season is at Hand.
We are prepared to show you a choice line of
Blankets, suitable for the early trade.
pretty designs, and they are exiremiy cheap.
Vcry
STREET!
1101111111111. cons.
When You Wait for the
Wagon
on are far behind the times. You must
now that you can’t get the same .thut
you could at our market. Think of our
otl'er for one. week I 5 lbs of the best
corned beef and one large cabbage for
250 ; good lamb chops for 12‘51' per lb ;
leg of mutton, 10c 11 lb: forcqunrter mut-
ton, 51: per lb; green corn, 10c a dozen;
sweet. potatoes. 20c a peck; tomatoes,:l
quarts for no. This is your week to make
up with us what you have lost by trad-
ing with others.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRANKS. AYERS, Prop.
,DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and finish. . . . . . . ';
5:1 wALLsTlrttr. . . .
A WOMAN’S LOVE.
‘11. “and Her .Lnn lo the Surgeon'u
Krillr For llrr Husband's lions-fit.
The 11111111 snot-1111i the s11rg111111'sl1la1io
11111111.: (I111 13' 1'1l1-1' 111-1'1'1'4. shooting I'ur-
mm of agony to may libor 11nd tortur-
ing 1'1'111';.' 11.1. L'ii'. cansvs tl111 physically
I11'111'1 st of 11:. .1»
vitally11111'115-1113'111 undergo ih11 pain,
and sonuuhmg like Spartan courago is
1111111I11d win-11 11111- voluntarily goes
through with tho vxpt‘l‘lolit'v solely for
anoiln'r's salon
Dr. .lnrnigan tells a story, and it» is
11111 of his own 11r11l'1ssi11iinl experience,
that has for its hcruinc 11 \1'111111111 who
did this brow-1y ulnarltlsii (lung.
“or husband‘s arm had 11111-11 crushed
in the 111111'I1i111'ry. The hard folds of
muscle bud 1111111 flilltvlli'tl, 11111Itl111 b11111-
bad l11-1-11 crushed. 'l‘I11111r111. bruisrdand
1I1s1'11ln'11'1-1l. Was badcnough to look upon,
but it gave 111» lllilll‘lllloll of 11111 error
rioting torture of pain the 1111111 bad in
11111l1'rg11. It 1111* (bought at first by the
doctor.-1 tbnt his arm would burn :11 come
oil—tho good right arm that supported
tl111I1r111'1111'ii'1'11'l111 111111111 by his std.“
and tho s11ri1111s. 1111111111111 facml children
who stood I111 dung 1111. I111 lagged tin-111
losnvc his arm. and Inn wifo ln'ggl'Il
" them. and fortunately Ih11 condition of
111111 '
1 Robert and Frank Bullcllli'l, aged thir-
Wecn and fourteen y1111r11,11f\\'1it1111. (11
11111 van-1 p111'111111mI (In-111 to.
But the arm d1d not I11111I The skin
slnughrd may from the Wounded sur-
f111'1111n1l left it raw and sore. 'l'l1111I1'11.
tors saw that it was 11111111111111}: to unit
[1111'1111111114'1131111 to the sri'vivc to bring
about 111-11111. 'l'hvy told the 11i1'l11111111
of it, and tlli ,1’ burl-1| his side. to cut 1ll'
1111- strip-111fski11 to put over the raw
111'111.
The |1I111|v il.1~'l1-11I1111111I111 man's sid1,
the blood spoil: d 1-111. and with 11 11.111111
1l1111111111l11|l 111111~ 111 11 f:1111t.11ick1'111d
by tho pain. ll1~ \1'11'11 I1111I I1111111 watch
1111:, I111r1-y111p.1i|11~t111 I11 art t11111'l11'1l 111
“11111111th by 1i11~ s1gl11 1.! I11'rI111sl111n1I’11
NllITI‘I‘IIIL'.
"ll11'l111'.1l1.11't do that 11g11ii1,"1t111
Is-ggml. "lluu'l cut I111.11111_1' 11111r11. lio
is too 11111121 and has suib'rml too much
Cut ll oil 1111'. Won't that do."
The 1I111't11i‘4 told I1111' that it would.
Sl11~11111lly b.1r- 1| I111' 111111 11111|_told 11111111
11in: was ready. The razor 111Ig11l bimb-
111111l1' into Ibo limb and 11ml rippmg
down, T11ll1111'1'1ll15’ 11 tiny fountain 11f
blood. ril1111|11l 11111 More. Merton-11st)",
Hillbilly. Ill" III'i'tma Mllt 1111i 11 1111111 of
skin and graft! 1i it ovvr lin- 1111111‘11 111111
Anniln 1' .11111 .111oll1111'p1'1-1-11 was 1111i out.
1111t1I11111r11tI111'1 11 down I1111I Inn-11 r1
nun-rd, and all II11111'I1'1l11 Ibo Spartan
11111111111 r1111111litml standing 11111111111111 H111
will flash oi the 111111». 11111 11pr111gi11g
of the warm blood and the sirkvning
lpm'tm'b- \1'1tl111ui shrinking 11111111.
Thu husband's 111'111. gratin 1| 111': r with
skin takvli T111111 Iii11 11ii1‘11 1111111, 111 now
W1 II, and tin 111111 of the br11v1'11'11111.111
I11 fast loading up. l1'111'111g‘1111111y long
For“, Ilmt “‘1’. “l"? I11 or 111112111011 If!
(I111 heroism 111' Ii"i' I111'11. “Atlanta (31111-
stilnlion.
.. ,.. .11. u..- 1.. 1.,
Tommy 1inuuirluglyléMannua. is
this hair oil in this bottli 1
1 Mucous Mon 1'. 1111' That 11 111.1111
Tomlin 11111111iInI111tIy1~Thar 11 why
Iran 1 1.1111 1111 hat1il.
I‘ll 111:11".1|1
.pxuil, own when it is'
JACKSON’S. P H 010 CW
Prices Reduced!
E. M. JACEMSBNTEhotogrspher,
NORWALK, CONN
Britisb’liovermncnt's Camels. —_
’l‘hc llritlsh gmornmont is the owner of
about 2.1111111 1-111111'ls. ti111 g1'1~;1111r1111111i111r
being in India. \1‘I11-r1' tin-y 111'1~ k111i in 1'11-
srrvo :11 (in: 1'11111111is3c1r'111t (l1‘I'Illn to 1111'1-1
\11ri1111s r1-1y11'1r1-11111uis. .-111-i1:1s1lrl-1~111'ri:1;111
of storm; ltlnlll. stations 111111 11.111211 1'1111i-
pom-s 11f it'1111ps1'111111gi11g1111:1rt111'sby lini-
111II11111 1"11i l‘1‘sll1 \Wh 111
1.111.111 1':11111I~ 111111 11~11| b\ ”11' |l1'11i<!1
M11111» :111.111111 1111-1! during 11111 «1111111111111
from cold, 111'gh-11 and aluminum lm‘lud
ed in the Mann 2:1,111111aro tlu1 1111111111. 1-111
ployrd I11 Egypt with tho liriilsh army of
occupation. In lhh‘lb 11 camel corps of
1,001) was formed. which did excellent.
service during the war against. the main”.
A1 111111111111 111111111111 11,111111 and 7.11110 mun-Is
belonging totho lirltlsli governnn‘nt am
engaged 111 1b:- udvnncc 1111 llougola in the
Sudan. and the government is still buy-
Ing l11rg11ly.so that. probably l1cfor11 tho
autumn1'11111paig11 is over those numbers
will I111 111 Ioastiioubli‘d. A11tl11-1'11111t'ls11r11
11l1tni11111l llwyuru organin-d Into companies
of Mill 1"“1 l1.
Bread and Coke Language.
Little l)ot-—i)l1,I just love rake!
:1111'11lly nice.
M1111111'111(rcprt11'ii1eg)——~Y1111 should not
say you 'Invc' coin“, say 'Iikc.‘ llo not say
‘1111'luII_1',' .-‘.1y '1‘1-1'3'.‘ 1111 not s11y'11i1111,‘
ray 'gmd.‘ And. by tho 11'11y,il1o word
“Jusi' 11I11111|1I I111 11111iit1'1l; also tho ‘11I1.’
X1111'.111.1' tll‘lii‘, h'lit‘txi tho sentence 11111'
1111-1112
lltllt' Dot—I llko i'nlw.
M1111111111w—1I1nt' 11 both r.
Little Ilnt (with on air of 1IIsg11stI-
boundsusif Inns (alkln bout brunt——
London but:
A I‘urm of Proposal.
I11 tI111 late Mr. by Mr 1.11n1ps1111s 1 1111
In]: 111'111' 1111 told how I111 proposul 111l11s111
1111-11 11'.It11 "I his I11 I111“ l1 111111111 about
“'11 had 1111111111! Illlrm'luw 1111 11 lu-m'b In ”1:1
park. and 1111I1I11'r ntmlu'. l tool. her band.
'l‘his Is ”1111111111ch hand lnnll i|111 nurhl.‘
told I. 'l I111pp1~11 to know 111111 that In
quite 1111 pretty,‘ 1-11I1l 111111. A11111I1111'sii1-111'11.
l’vrbup-l W111i i111'1'1'1I11l1111s. I111: win-11 111111
putil111otl111rpr1-iiyhand till-111111111 i know
that 111: worn both wry happy."
.- . .,...
It's
It's wry good.
Foreigners any It Is may to pick 1111 the
English language I11 London from tho fr»-
111111111'1' with which II111 natives 1Irnpth1'ir
ll'L»~-Cullmmmlnl “lllluflli.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
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Great
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ductions in the various depart ants. Staple; . ‘
goods, such as you are in need of every day.
You've heard about that “nimble siXpense,'«' , _
etc. That‘s our case exactly. We give you '
11 few samples of what we are offering: . '
$12.00 men's suits, now $8.501 3
8.00 “ “ “ 6.501 ,
A few of those small sized coats and "
vcsts at 2.501 ‘
$3 and $5 trousersmow 2.00
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CHILDREN’S SCHOOL ,
su iTS.
$4.50 school suits, reduced to $3.00 A
4.00 11 11 11 11 2.75, _
3.00 11 u .1 11 2.00‘ g
1.25 and 1.00 negligce shirts reduced to 7.51: .;
COME AND ASK TO SEE THE BARGAINS.
ComstOck
Brothers,
I4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwaik, -
MILFORD A.
Com-took Bros., Masonic |
Bld'g, Norwalk.
Connecticut. E1
GIFF'IN, Mgr.
Miss Baird’s
Institute. -.-
NOIIWALK, CONN. ‘
.25th Year.
111th Your in Norwalk.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
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MR. KINGS 1—
SCHOOL FOR'BOVSI
Stamford, - - - - - Connecticut.
WILL REOPEN
September 29th.
(Ivor one hundred boys have entered col.
logo from this school. .
Aug. 1 2111
Mrs. Mead’s School
WILL REOPEN
Septemberzs,’96
ALL APPLICATIONS
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copper. and bronze at 11 moderate price
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i Washington 8,511. Namath.
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MITCHELL 81 SON, Auctioneers.
Big Auction Sale!
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HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE!
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Wednesday, Sept. I6tI1
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Plaistedl
DRUOOIST.
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We
Are
Selling
a
Good
Fountain
Syringe
for
750!
2, 3 or .1 quart.
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'VGOS WVEHO 30!
The public: schoob will open
August 31, 11nd wcwuut to
remind you that
We
Carry
a
Complete
Line
of
School Books
And Supplies.
'5 J. N 3 O 5
Sal-"30 EAT—'8
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R. H.PLAISTED
113 Washington
Street,
30. NORWILK
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