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.mhumormnmnnmes , andgeve 9”“.
man: their lioness“ the sound
'lloneypende. tomorrownighi.
in its new quarters in the Elnora d: ”WWW“: Herbert 3:40;:
Corbett building. Allmamhcn m m- -
qmmmm‘ Oomstuck,Willie Mills,!’nnh
80mtorE.O.Kcelersosmstobegsin- rthnr Whitewater Grilles, James
lug populnrity. In 189! hls'mjorlty 1.14mi! Audubon, Percy Cet-
wol 189:111189Htjumped to 710, and stall. Arthur Benton, Theodore Blanch.
this year. on n sound-money plenum, 'sttie Brown. Currie Anderson. hols
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he has a majority of 1,552 in Norwalk ”shall, SthOstteral ,BeuieCntterull, This is the season of the year when "people are thinking of 01 cloths.
alone , 1'11; Alger, Flora Hodges, Eliza We wish to say that we have a full line' in all widtlisaud qualities Also
, I p.“ in the sound-I Timothy HowtrdiotNorwulkmssen' , do .mufléthflmggégt w] I I of Wild 5 linoleums, which are the best linoleums made.
Minnow: Norwnlh,tornor- cased. yesterday afternoon. unloadins 1 ' ' ’ * ' ‘ ‘
“my mm,“ the club stone for the rannannon oth. Joseph’s 132.3%” we“; Max:333“, I
’ g Itupmtamg the 111- new ohurohin South Main street, when a not. And wimp one “ ‘ In ow a es
“I“; mm“ and that the he caught his right hand under a stone 1“, w'mth‘gn 12:?“ ' Al “’51:" VOUI‘S I
liaMy will participate in and ”031189“ weremsshed. ngme or, e ger. W ' V ‘
W3“. 01'. chum Batista“, . Percy St. for c . . ‘
4. The New York Grocery company I,“ IJohn Those P1900!“ all but in]: New Hair . » In our houscfurnishmg department can be found a very complete line of .
(unseat or George Hanford. at receivedacarload of cereals, propane In day were Walter Hendricks and _ $3; Scalp , 1 window shades; all made ready to put up. ' We sell a good Holland
tomorrow afternoon, makes it nec- flour and buckwheat, and in order to in- :Herbert Comatock. ' ' shade with fringe for 25c, better grades at 39c, 50c and 7 5c. Coco mats
toomit theJunior league meet~ trodnce their exceptionally flue goods ‘ HILE'S ' - and re t
,ibllweeh. The members will meet offers them {or sale at wholesale prices. : WILTON. ‘ ' w1 ma 5
Friday, November 13th, in the Sam lesma baked for the askiu .- chPOIlllll _
, mm The annual peanut p Y _________ 8 Clutch” Middlebmok, who has mp " comma 7V TRISTRAM &HYATT,“orwalk,conneCtICUt.
Blankets!
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we have just received from St. Mary' 3 Woolen Mills. of St. Mary’ at,
Ohio, and of J. Scofield 8: Sons, of Madison. lndiana,n lull line of their
line all wool and wool fleece blankets. As these goodscome to us direct
from the mills, we are able to make the very lowest price on them. We
have them from 75¢ a pair to the very finest all wool blanket made.
They are made in 1o-4, 11- 4, Ill-4 sizes, both white and scarlet.
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...._.._ yesterday. He had those in one pocket A harvest concert will be held at thu. . Drug . ts.
6“ account °f the great Republican and his straight Republican ballot in the Congregational church, Sunday evening gis
mxnlgszzng $3330: 3;}; other. In the excitement of the moment The aflair promises to be 3 V917 enjoy-
1, ' he Rot into the wrong pocket. That is able 03°-
_ which were to be given at the . . I N
1 how the mistake Occurred. Miss Mamie Bloomer, who has been
" , olyennewlzeitliotdis: Ripisgopfil . W visiting Mrs. Jackson, has returned t1 0. w. RAYMON D, BEST LOWEST
m; “h, ’ lell bempostpgne’d “5"] til 4 1;“; Captain John Tattle, an inmate of her home in Norwalk. 1 ‘
Tm , g : the 30W“ Home ”It 30mm- “'01“ ‘0 Alfred Olmstead is attending Merrill’1 Funeral Director I P R l
- ‘ . -. -..—~—-~ New Haven, Monday night. and put up Business college. . VAL-U E I u u - IC E .
Menard A. Hultinan, of Chicago, at the Central House. In the morning I“d.;£fl|bl|lfl.f. .
Mrs. Charles Dunn attended the in-
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recovered from his! recent illness, was made to the police and George Dor-
m '11! sing in East Norwalk soon man was arrested yesterday afternoon by
mour, Wednesday. .0 Newark.
under the auspices of the Swedish Con- Detective Dennehy. The man confessed. M“!- William Gregory Win eumflfin mm- “Ml“ 3°"?
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mm We“? RENEE? 3"; 1:11:01" mn- Friends. Customers of Manuel '1‘. Hatch get; 5 git,” awn" s. G“ ":3. Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers feel this
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, I live entegtagfimgntemvfhiclfw‘ivltl) Charles ‘1 Seymour has been mud‘ “n "I“ f" the“ “my” 3"“ °‘°“"< storzpwrzenl Wall-ml Water 8w. 1. way. TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE SAME I
log “ few d3" “1 New York oity. grain, and consequently are never sick! Roi-walk: Cell and see the latest k
by the youuglndies and young The Matinee Euchre club was enteb of their hair . . 1 stlv inninnnto can- no win We have now in stoc
1: ' tained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Ed- ' ’
”,matlog Barnum, who has been ward K- Seneck. of West street. ‘ i . The lost liver IShow“
visiting Mrs. James L’Hommedieu, of 1“?”- R°IE’°" A- ““9““ l°°k the , GREAT Comp l°t°
.mam' return ed toher home in prize. Five tables were occupied. Re- ‘ Lin. of }Thisl MCI“!
freshment-s were served at the conclus-
Bethel, sterda . ‘ .
_ 3° 5' 1011 of the game. The next meetiugwill, B tr (1' with us on will alwa S et the best with prices guaranteed
Themning prayer and praise service WWW" M'S- George A- Jennings. 01I ' y a mg y y g .
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will“. in the East Avenue Methodist Wear. street ,
rcli will be ledby the pastor. MuJor G. M. Holmes, of Norwalk, is “I, » F RA N c I s & co . as WAssouifiou‘I-oeu.ai|zn E :1
A m Jocelovsky of the First avenue in blew York today. ' a
grocery store. lost an order book m Frank J. Hobbs. of Colorado, is in ,
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in our opinion, is one which furnishes and delivers on time, juicy ten-
. ' ‘ to the Bridgeport Farmer," a truce wn
31"“ ll! 900789 H- Hm“ Med '1' arranged andncovennnt made wherebjb
Force. William‘ Warren, Job“ W. Kuowlton withdrew,loaving Hill salami
Wehle aud’W. 1" Ambler, 3““ “11”” field. The price asked was the local
ndellghtful "W3 was 391‘”de Mrs. postmastership two years later, if Hill M...
William Stevens, mm 00011!" Whlep- was reuominated and elected. Thisiti
’ “YMMV!- 0001'80 3- TFOWbfi58°~ M understood was accepted, and not: STYLES !
‘ 1.1 m. the guests departed for their Knowlton bobs up serenely and asks
. ml much 1’19”“! With “1° occasion that the covenant be kept. He is not at
m the“ Wm! 0‘ the guest“ all disturbed by the claims or Marigold's
The tides were unusually high yester- Mr. and Mrs. William Davis are to Y
dsynud todsy, flooding many :of the move from Quintnrd avenue to Pine - _ OF' _ _ ' d" meat 0f the “'3’ best quality, ”'3“ has a cite?“ “fiat 5:0”, Cures all throat and lung diseases. ca-
.wum mg the shore. street ' courteous patient employee5. an PrlCCS l 3 W1 “0 tarrh, asthma. bronchitishay fever. and
p , . _ mm~ m_ ’ disagree with any one 's purse. That’ 5 our cfinsumphon in its first stngts yield to
‘ ‘1 mo. Emeline Ferris, of East Nor- E BRIDGEPORTEST OFFWE' .. idea 0‘ a 800d meat market, alnd we t Eggefrggfie‘ges; inhalation medicnt
. walk, lsvislting with her daughter, Mrs. in. Knowllon Said is 11m Bun Pmmlud 1111 . . ‘ "m 0“” °“ ‘ at ,pmc'p e in; the air you breath with an antisep-
1 0. B. lorehonse, 1n Branchville. Berlin by congressman lllll. ENTIRE NEW S'I'oc K i AS an “€31? 6. we tic not? ls negnth to all diseases of the re
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W, At the time Con semen Bill ' ' Le
' ,, Ir. Ibshllv Enicrlalns his Friends. candidate for Conga two yearswrgd: I Prim. R“. “out 2° 1.“ Pet :01“ from 3 to :20 '5 iCillegfntylotll’ly'dg'fiilaigd xlzt‘ttsfllthgl‘pnygi
W A- Whelpley entertained a Col. Knowlton,ol Bridgeport was alsIP 600d Roan 3"" I00 Lu“ 0 o”. 0 (Jan or write for Wk that tells you
lowl'riends,lnst night, at his home in 11 candidate Th 1 its had, 'd 1 a.“ Side". Stank. “c " Forgqugrtor Lamb. 6c " more about it and read thetosiiniouiale.
W A 11 . 1 _ - 9 a 1‘ 001181 81+ ‘ p u .. Inhaler outfitsnnclndmg bottle of Rye:
. ”9““9- no musioa P50 nbfo support among the delegates. The 1 BO“ Gilt Round Steak. '00 Ruml’ com.“ 3°“! I00 mi. one dollar. Trial treatment free.
WW”mndemvanf1P'°f°lfi°rbt- light hotwoon the two aspirants threat» . . “ “ “ Shoulder “ 6c " 4 lbs Salt Pork for 25c Mrs. H. A. Crow. 39 Chestnut sheet.
George’s piano solos of bus own eompo— sued to be one of bitterness and them 5 W) ’ 6 lbs 3'03".“ ammn for 1 50 cents South Nomalk. Conn, General Agent
ultionuddcd m'uchto the deli ht of the r - . . ' "3’5 ' Whitfield UOUDW- 030 1m
3 were indications that it might 0111- K Plate or Brisket of Beef for 3 cents lb
3m 3W3“ 01‘9““ Greenwood, gender feelings of bitterness. Accordinlk N Ew ‘ L f ‘ 2 i. : N Ew WW~W
ll” Wfidfil‘iv mmd- 50108 “’0“ 1 :‘I‘ .5 1 f . STAR MARKET, 32 So.llain Street, conflaviland c " HARVEY'S
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Ladies and gentlemen deslrl first class
help In any camel can obtain 10 same at
the above agency: is sothosowishlng position; .
either male or female. can secure employment
W '9 B l Wanted llmgnecll‘stnlyo—Filret 1‘ tips nurse {or
in )0 mil Htllfy oex lfll' onto moon; is 51
We do Our bUSlnCSS Without dlsplaymg any Signs' hy' ecause ill-etc nsstook for reel illumnt. I
we carry full and complete lines of all the Parisian styles. Wonted~snnnnon for capable butler our!
waiter llrstililflfi references. ulsoexperlenccd
' “moi: Prof. St. George. George friends, and while he has no inclinatio1 . . We have put on sale a full line of trimmed turbans for 81 89; else- "mum,“ “mohuslnm.
Eliot, John Wehle, Fred Force, W. F. to have the some made public, it is ‘fn‘ll . ‘ where 82. 49 70 North Main St., South Norwalk, Ct.
Miller. William Warren. George mm“ he has commenced preparationh """"""'""""" A full line ill trimmed and untrimmed hats, ribbons leathers, flow- .
,Willlum Clark. William for his return to oillce . ers, ostrich boas, steel, jewel and jet effects children 5 C3955 and C1031“ Wm—w—u—mwm—mmw
- M FM Osborn, Fred Gregory, "Mari ld' ii Fine shoes are the col tolerable footwear. etc
go a r cndssay that (.011ng V For this week we will make bows free of charge when ribbons are L|NGOLN
William Stevens Emory Stevens Fred on Hillow h 1 111 f r ' ' '
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m as is co support to theIr Appearance and com 0 ll e Y I g purchased at our establishment Storage Warehousa
' ones. Howard Zelufl, William Cole , . .
‘ Eaton. Fred Benedict. Elbirt i; Emmi, $1,223,” :3; 2:3: roman - them, only those up to standardnm these ""0 Popular Goods sold at New York popular prices.
[itch nndArthur B. Russell. wwwwwwwwwwwwww 1 1 particulars can be classed "fine. Mark well g‘vhovlél'mitnfiggom‘: 3333333
1. m 1- ~~‘m;mm BRANOHVILLEW 1 that in Norwalk, the place for line shoes suit- LLIEEKYVOPRAKR R 3i midlif‘fifiimfih‘l‘w‘l‘l‘filll
Emilio. Ruler-yesterday received M" H J Ema“ h” returne ed to wearers of any age or sex is at No. 70 N. LD "I ‘3 w.“ “nah-0 5 ll mega??? of ‘ Bl
. he: 0‘ WWW“ mm W I home no} n‘visi't in lsilvers! difl’erent Main Street‘ Everywhg demable m I‘m“ OPP. uonwaur Horn. “5° ° urnlturo, P '“°’- ’
ha Democratic opponent. lt cm“ with Mend. m, "Mim- wear forms this stock. Shoes may be dOWn cycles. carriages, Etc.
«News: in the world, but low as their position is they garcimoliwmmun inoulrestlhc
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mam Md Imuetheortlly BundoywlththeircoueanraMecd. cor-mo FROM N‘TU'I TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
are too conspicuous to be allowed to get on-
Tbere is nothing more beautiful than
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. _ m on your 0‘00““ .I M“. Lune v“nmen fluted 0701' suI ' s‘g “Mum, and our '(mk of wall r WEB 7‘ WASHINGTON STREET
‘ m With my [jam mud. d” Wibh hot cousins, MT. find MYI . stolen dkocgly from natm p“ a Will Smith Nggnlk! mm”. manifest.
rlecoriiitedyputr :ivntlls with spglili‘gmlliloo
roman any hem-warm c ore.
or we “‘31 “when”: 0%“ YOU OMI’ T DO BETTER
curves an won a gun e
and Emwhmmi‘rk‘mn‘mmfi ThenbcovehurOrderslor
wow ow moo snty may
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m best wishes, I remain, Andrew Godfrey.
‘ "Your! very truly, . Miss Gertie Godfrey has been speuI
Was." ling: game with her aunt, Mrs. Ai - c ' H I H A RV Ev,
The our mill started again this weeI
‘ been closed three months 1
W “death or my wife. ting ready to move to Still River. where BOOt and Shoe DOIIOI‘,
‘ Glories W. Screens. “$3 $31?“ positionéf B
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