" [troops would have been sent beiorc. it .
Orders issued Today are lit Accordance with the General Plan oi the
‘ War Department Regarding a Garrison oi the Philippines
i
-—’l‘wenty Thousand
Washington. September 19—lt was
tater! at the war department that no
fluency had arisen which made it nec-
ury to send the troops now at San
rsuclsco to Manila, but the order is-
“;liisd today was in accordance with the
general plan or the department regard-
ln‘ s garrison ior the Philippines.
That plan oi garrison duty included
10,000 men ior the l"hilippines. 12,500
for Porto Rico and 60,000 for Cuba.
The troops to be sent to the Philip-
pines under today‘s ortler will till the
complement for that station. The
W was said, except that the department
was’Waitlng the return of the trans-
‘. ports. .it is not’expecrcd that troops
.Aimr min -i i.ti'ii llilittli itnli}
now at Honolulu will accompany those
to be embarked at San Francisco, but
that more troops will be sent to Hon-
olulu‘in the near inture.
With the approval oi the acting sec~
rotary at war, the h‘iity-drst lowa.
Twentieth Kansas. First Tennessee,
First Washington. and detachment of
the Second Oregon volunteer infantry,
new at San Ft‘aiicisco.are relieved from
duty in the department oi California
and will proceed to Manila. Philippine ’
. Islands. reporting upon arrival ior titt-
. ty to the commanding general. United
States iorces. at that point.
The quartermasters department will
furnish the necessarily transportation.
especial care being taken to provide
aniliclent space: and the subsistence
and medical departments are charged
with providing ample and suitable stip-
plies iurnished by their respective tic-
partments. to insure the comfort. well
being anti health oi the troops on route.
NEW CASES OF TYPEOID
Three or Fourin the Army Post flos-
pital at Camp Haven. Nimtlc
(By Assoclntcti Press.)
Camp i‘iavcn. i'nitrti States Army
Post. Ni 'c, (ionu.. Srplcnilict' iii~
Major Rockwell, surgeon oi the I’lt'si
regiment. is authority tor the stoic-
meat that there are some three or {our
new cases oi typhoid fever iii the lit)‘-
pltal here this morning. 'l‘licrv arc Iii-
teen patients in the hospital utitl ieu
oi them have "tcmncriitarcs." but tip it
cases arc not yct far enough advanced
to accurately tliagiitm- ilit-in. Most oi
the sick tut-u will is taken to thc llart-
lord hospital touiorrow.
i"i'tinl lilo pr nt'fll outlook tiic oili-
cers oi the Fir-i rtuuicat wilt bo- ior-
loughctl about the middle oi this trick.
probably Wednesday or 'i'iturstiny.
TRAMWAY 'l‘t’i .\t-li\' ll'till l-IX'l'iCN-
iiitiN.
‘ Soul? iii ”‘1‘ l‘l‘isltli'ill.‘ iii ”to \‘lt'llllii
oi lht‘ (‘ovt- ptititl iit'c “villi”! >‘igtiiliili'u-~
to it pt‘iiioii lo lit‘ |Il‘i!t'|lli'il in tin-
Stamford t‘ouiiiioii t'oiintil. tt~ltlita
that the Ntirwaik ”tramway lw liit'lililr
led to extend ii~ lllll along the iiiwt
iiidt- oi the pond. irnm Noi'oion hill. to
the (”ow road. it t~~ said tittii loud i-
indicait-il iii the I‘llllil‘iiil.r- charter. lint
tlihi [it'l‘iilliIi-Ioii til the l‘iiti'it‘ll it- hit»
estuary iii-torn it not lay innit». titiui
residents lia\‘c shown it illi'iitiriiiiiil i.
oppose it.
Niiii\\'.\i.l( \l.\\‘ titi lilit'
Norwiilk la atuoiii nlltii‘l oi shot and
thc t’tiiliillllnltliit‘ie tli'i' I'tii‘I‘iilll) bus
handing tht supply 'int-rt- is plenty
in the tirupt- pond. but the i't‘li‘l‘dlit'll
pipe will not supply thc illMl‘llIitlillit
reservoir in utili‘illll‘t‘ count to Hit ill
Mill“.
..-.
A party oi Norwiilit pi~iiplc on point.
in ili‘liint'port this .tiicrnoon to view
the photo oi lllt' rtuiiiins iouiiti iii \‘i'lu
low Mill ltoutl. tiuc oi the part) is an
Militias iiioilicr who had a titiiilhis-r in
New linvi-ii. bot ior tiit last tour ‘t‘i‘lir
has imp tumble to it .tio tinytliiuu at
but“ “litl'i‘iiliiilile.
“UVEIJHT NHXIUJ' fl'l'hllVl‘ul.
tliy .N-irtii'luii'ii I‘t‘tma]
thin ii‘i'autho. iicpicuiiwr iii .\
l‘ht'tmirio upwid ii‘oiu t-li'iiitie ms.
Hallillii iiiii‘iiinil. iitc litIU‘llt'l. hit.
rest-hut l'iio l'ttiitli ibt- unit unlit
field in \l'l'wl' i mitr .i lli|i'i\\ t-uiipo
from lli"i'lil\ ii~\ liltiii no ‘li i
"link =iir~ ittiil .
it hit”
Mdii‘lll i\.ll'i'3i‘li.\‘ii i'ilili'ri
iiiy \ 'Iuifldml i‘iimi
t‘iiorinai Htpttiiib i i'. rit'it't‘iiiiy
ills
in brain it Hilts oi iii-
and liiisiiiiiiiw iii ”W
Hall hci. i~
Mivl‘nhlll‘r Hi i amp
'1“ “is il.“l|llti’i Viiil lit “it" It]
”00' l Muir tlnl l‘ii 1- lol‘ .ii hint "‘hltnr
Iii “i ii” L'H n. -‘ in Urination Kt
”Wi’l'l‘ii; Wi'Cl l. \l VHHN
”Willow “to f‘tiiittliiiwi Iii Tip“.
'Ifi mini“ .:,‘ on room! it tho itip
dull!" ltl H. i; ll: "til I l'di‘rl ii in
is”. H. i" Mi vt ltri i'illil‘iitti lu
'gmm mm o .i i» may sit. at boot.
Men for the islands.
YALE FOOTBALL 28171103. ‘
lixteon Candidates Present Them-
selves tor the Isuon’s Work.
(By Associated Press.)
New Haven. Conn, September l9~
Sixteen candidates for positions on the
Yale linlwrsity football team for 1898
presenter] themselves at the Yale ileltl
this morning for the initial practice oi
the season in New Haven. Captain
Chamberlain superintentlctl the prac-
tice, which was light. consisting large-
ly oi panting. ialiing on the ball and
tackling the dummy.
Near the close 0! the practice an ci-
even was lined tip as iollows: Duston.
center: Brown and Williams. guards:
.licarti and Thompson. tackles: liubbcll
and Connor. ends; Sullivan. quarter-
back: Cow": and Abbott. haii backs.
anti McBride at ittll back.
There was no heavy play and the
men were lined tip merely ior signal
practice purposes.
The ilrst same of the season takes
place next Saturday. with Trinity at
liariiord. .
Captain Chamberlain. it is expected,
will be rcluiortetl soon by several
graduate t-oachts.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
(By Associated Press.)
Wall strict. ltizlti ii. m.—'l‘he market
.openetl gcticrniiy liighcr.hut titcieaturc
guns the astonishing upward bound oi
lNcw York Air iiriikc. which rose by
iiomps. one of seven points to 120. it not
gain oi ll. Baltimore and Ohio also
surged upwards tin}. and Tobacco gain-
:ctl ovcr a point. (talus otherwise wcrc
liractionnl and Sugar and ii icw other]
‘ stocks showed losses. ‘
' Wall street, il a. m.——'i'hc traders:
Xvirt- r-zttly to take advantage oi the“
ri.-c in prices and thcir oiicrlngs to»
.rtlcaso togetihl' with their attacks tig-
i
”post apt-rial stocks iort-cti prices cou~ ;
~lilt‘l'.llily iwlow inst tr.-ck's Milli". Sn"
gar. ’l‘iiliill‘t‘fl. iirooltlyn ’l‘runsit. iiurl-
ington and Northern Pacific led the do l
clips and also inactivity. New York
\ii lirxikc iluctiiaictl vcry widely and
dirt i'oiit'llJu to Hit. l'illlll‘il in HS. ‘
\\'ttil .rii'it‘l. l p. in.- «The rally oi a>
point in Sugar and 2-1.. in 'l‘obnct-o siii- i
ivticd tin iiizii'ltci. whit-it. how-yer. Iii"
.lllil rt ry tiuii. Sugar thcu yit-itltti ag- .
iilli vitally to Ho“; and the market slut-l
llt'il oil a traction in sytupalhy ,
Wail Mind. 2 ii. ill. The ililll'ltti
‘iiil'it‘il up.\.iitl si-iugishly during the
lulu tilii-l‘liotin. iiiii tho rt-t-tivcrlt-s Wt'rt'
not substantial aside irotn a low spec»
mitt s which more ititiuonccd liy indtL
<‘litlliil tl--\'t‘ltililllt‘iliii. London bought
omitiatcly. hut lilt'.‘ll st-tilinicnt was
not liillill‘iii‘itl .ttid stocks "iii lllii'i‘iil
mi titties on crcry r. bound. particularly
in Sugar obit-ii lt-ii leow llh’.
Now i'orlt. .‘li'plt'llllli‘i‘ 19- Money oit
. iii nominally in i pv r cont; prim-
iIIt lt.tlilllt' pap I. i to ft per cent; sit-r-
lint: t\-iiinuc rll.tul.\. .il lid“. to i for
ditoautl till-l ill lsl‘. ”ii L! ior sixty
it.“ .. pti~tivi l.llii- tail to ‘u iilltl lat. ’ii
‘-_. coinuicithti bills. lsl; silrcr t‘t‘ill‘
llt.Ili‘i-. hill»... but nlliil‘ not”; bar sii
\ i. will. iii ill'g. .‘itxliun dollars. i'.’
. Iititiruin :.t lmutlu. ill'tii.
Ni“ York. Hetpii‘liiln'i‘ iii i‘icauluu
to... ,. mitllitill ior today- iiiriiiitiucs.‘
positional; politicos, Ointliiitilit. The
Hill lintsiil) had a debit iInhiittr todiii
oi (ti-own
\\'.iil «It. i. noon 'l'iit-ro was a turn
iii llillilili‘ oi oiicrliigs on the marital
oiilil. ilist-tiuraitcti the support at ”it"
i-oll- .iiitl l‘hi'tki‘t. opct‘iitioiiit try com
iiii~.~liiii lions.» that.” s.i.‘.:.‘tl to lib
..ntl ooi-uoiilii illiliihe iiiiiili‘ ti ill
”in lininu-t‘» t'iiitl prominent h|it'illll
iii. rhiitu to noon, 3;”: too sitniri-
List with no tit"t‘ ti.\‘ tl'l'NlKH,
liiotioii his” ti p i‘lliiit‘l‘ iii shill"
li l.’.ito litilt'tn Iu tip but shtii‘ Litioi
p. or lititt'iiiii, "Iiikldflil. \i'iiitiiiiiti.
tittiiiitiitcti. liot Wt'Hliiliilli. .\iititlicbo~
iii and litimiulpli utro oidiirtd out .it
3 min li thin iil't iiioop, tiir liiilliliilli
iltriri with ”it Mir-plum oi W l.
litiilillitv A) t'tiiiitiiiii“< iiiltillll‘vliml’iil in
this I‘lii. iniiluit tlt'illiilil In il‘l‘t'tll' to
llii' tirititintlc oi iii 'iI'N‘Wi ior .i ut'tii
‘tl'i lint pimidita lot on ioirciw or
or tip tiiil i.iii
i.ltil|l i'l.\V’l' iiitlfll'liiii'l'lli.
llililtbliili'. Hl‘ftii'llllfli lit \ ilrc.
“lit ii Itiil'ii‘ illii iii the ilinitntti ititiiii
oi ilii iii” tilt liitlit plant at l'li‘iixiiii
"iii ii portly tilli‘i iii'i-iiiiiiiit tho inor-
utnu titsiroyi-i iio i’iilit‘t plant with
\.iiti.iiiit iiisthiiirri i‘llihllll it lilo oi
iiimtit Qiijltm
Hiiii'l' llY .\ iii'iiiii..\li.
lioici. N H. Ht'ptciiiiwr lit l‘Iiiilih
Ht'ltlil. siiiiltiti output ill Moiioiry, n
atiitli ill’it » on lhr trim iii tiltirloii of
ill .liivliil k \iiiio iiilioiil II'
n». 'i u l‘ t vili‘ i‘ “til M Iii: ."'i'
.i. on iii it toil lm ii; “il‘iIlil .i |. .t.
till .‘m Itiuiit‘i‘l) iii iulssitm.
_ 4W“! “- moss I". '
It outing at crushed stone is iota.
csrted on West avenue.
4
The Norwsllt city voting list has
been into; in the Norwaik post cities
for inspection.
The Norwalit police have discovered
no clue to the robbery at i”. W. Rog-
ers' store. The young man who Was
accused has entirely proven hia' inno-
eence.
The Republican caucus ior the first
and Third Voting district ior tho nom-
ination of town unicorn will he held at
the Town Assembly llali. Wednesday
evening. September 2!. at 8 o'clock.
The regular monthly lillllilt‘fll.mcfil-
tug oi the Whatstiever Circle oi King's
Daughters will met-f 'vi'h Miss Luella
Lane. lo‘i South M; .i .i. ct. Tuesday
evening. September 20, at 8 p. in.
sharp.
NOTICE!
Special louu Meeting.
The inhabitants legal voters oi ihc
Town oi Norwalit are hereby notified
and warned that a special Town Meet-
ing will be held in the new Town Hall.
corner oi Wall and Water streets in
said Norwalit, on Friday. the 23d day
oi September. 1898. at 8 dcioclr. in the
evening ior the following to win——
To hear the Annual Town Reports
and take action upon the same.
To take action upon antl pass. ii
deemed advisable. the iollowing roses
lotion to wit: Resolved that the Sc-
lectmcn oi the Town oi Norwaik ho. ,
i l'lccc-tlyetl goods. in all the tliiicrcnt .
and they htreby are authorized and
directed. ior the purpose oi providing
for any appropriations licrioiore matio
by tiic said town of Norivaik and of
paying the existing floating iatiebtctl-
net‘s oi the said Town oi Ntirwtilk to
an amount not exceeding 'i‘hrce lluntl-
rcd Thousand Dollars. par value. to bc
.tldc twenty years irnm the said lst
tlay oi October. 1898. with interest
irom the said ist. tiny oi October. limit,
at not to rxt'ccd liner and one-half
pcr ccntum per annum. payable in
equal scmi annual payments. and that
the said Selectmen be and they are
hereby authorized and directed to it‘ll
the said Bands at a sum iiol less than
iiit par value thereof and with the
nails of such ratts to provide ior any i
, ipproprlalitins bcrctoiorc made by the
said Town of Norwalk. and it) pay the
existing floating indebtedness oi tho
nltl Town; and that, [lil' .‘illtl bondc lil'
sight-ti by the First Silt-clinaii aiitl thc
'l'lttlstlrt'r tii Milli Town of Noi‘walk.
and that the soul of the raid 'l‘own be
mixed thereto and attested by tho
Town t'icrk anti that tiic siguamrcs oi
-'aid l“llii'l St-icctuiiin and Treasurer
upon lllt‘ lilii'i‘i‘il warrants or coupon:
‘ iltiit'ht-ti tti said llontis may be rtc'ui-
l't' iii lac :ilililli" by lithographic or
other similar process in lieu oi the ill"
‘itiiiill rlKlilllllrt‘s oi the said tiilit-lnls.
ilitl the said First Selectman and 'l‘rcu—
tart-r oi the Town oi Norwalk arc lit-rc-
by tlcsigntitetl illitl empowered to sign
the wild “liiltlh and tho 'l‘owu t‘lcrk i:-
illlillWi‘l'i'tl to :ililit the soul oi tho
Town of Norwalk ”H‘I‘i‘lh tiiitl Milt“!
‘lit' sonic; and that the Town ‘l‘rcnsiir—
-r aiort-sald ~iiiiii ki‘i‘p a l‘i‘i‘iii‘d oi all
«tiitl Iliilitls ltiulli‘il illllll‘i' llilk \‘lill‘
liiiittl .ii Voiwulit ilii- iiiii tl.t)‘ til
Scott-ruin r. intro.
l‘ ll. MERRILL.
l'll'iiitdihl ‘l‘liiihil'ihi.
s \Mi'l—Zl. LYNRS.
St’lt‘t‘liiil'li or Town oi Norwalk
will ill
Town Assossors'
NOTICE!
We. llii‘ iiiolrrtiuuiti. lit‘l‘i'lt)‘ utvt- lliii
”to to oil person:- and i'til‘iitll‘dlltilh ii
aide to I'll) lattes In iiic 'i‘owti tii‘ Nor-
Milt. ”it" ilil')‘ arr l't‘tiliii'i‘tl by law to
ill‘liii'l' iii ”iv noun-«orx ili‘ t'iiIIt-r iii
fitt'lii. or. iii‘ lit-lure the ili'Ni diy nl‘ No
\I'IIilti‘l‘. Istts‘. ii written or printed list.
tinted, sword and sworn to. oi till tho
|iiti|ii‘.l)‘ “Whit. it) tiioili tin llii‘ is! day
or ricpirniltr. tum. liolilv to i.iitiilii|li
N ii i.t~t» may i--- it"lil‘lii‘tl to tho
.i ti'twlli‘fl. at ”W Nit-rotor! timt-o, tip‘
in "our litiiltiiiiit. Norwalit. and at
the i‘ouutii ittsini. Hthliiliil till‘i'i‘l.
Niiilli Noiwtiiii. trout itlitl includinit
“i"iil‘i r Hill. labs. to anti llii‘liitlllifl
Ntiit-tiilit-r isi, litiiii‘, mild tillirii- iii lit‘
opco trout in to i‘.’ o‘clock it Ill. and
tittiii 2 in .‘t ti't‘iiit‘lt ii. tit. and mi hitti-
Iiittois and till November lit hour 1‘
to it m in. it ill ”II‘ t-roiitiiu.
“All”. at Norwiilk iitvpiciiilut it two.
WILLIAM ll. iii'iNliitit‘K.
\Niliiiilw .i lil"l‘i‘iith-ltiN.
WILLIAM “'Mllih‘lh'.
\asi' saitl‘r.
Annual City Election.
'iiit- .iuiiiutl tit ‘iiitil oi thc t‘lii oi
i‘tiittii Noiwoiit t'ouoo tiltil. ior tliy
(il'i't'lt Will llI laid on Motrin". ibiti
bti :itl, i'ifttt. the police iililiill iii
llvfl'ilflWl -«irct-i, Iii mini i'iii‘, liii liii'ii
ilI oiuiliili‘tl tin the Utility: pinto for said
t'lt‘illilli The polls hill remain open
l‘ioui t. o‘clock ii at until it ii'ilnt'lt
p to.
.‘lltilll VillWi'i-. i'c toiliti' l't'lli
ts'is.
V‘ltl
.itiiiil’li it 'l'.\\'llill.
it? .it (“by t‘icrh.
/
/
o .. all
was m
h At Reed's
SOMBTJI-N-z—
THAT CONCERNS
ALL WOMEN.
Hm
signs oi a new season are now vist-
lble. New goods are here—Fall iabrics
that have Just been unpacked, pricctl.
ticketed and placed where you can see
them. There's ii diiiereat atmosphere—
uewer. better. and better because it is
new. ,
The Dress Goods department is busy
with the opening or its charming col-
lection of rich Autumn materials.
‘i'herc's a wraith oi variety that is un.
precedentetl in the history oi advances
from one season to another. There are
so many new waves and dliiercnt ci-
iccts that the pathway leading to choice
choosing is strewn with greater desir-
abienesl than ever—exquisiteness
without the trouble at booting ior it.
paying big prices.
The iirat impression that one receiv-
es irom all this array oi beauty in thc
as well as colors. Everything is to bu
smooth this coming season.
lwcnvcs, seem to be in the lead: ior tal- ‘
alor-matic stilts as well as the more tlrcs- '
:sy gowns. in this connection we have
an unusual varlciy oi small mixed ci- '
are and the iikc that comprise a col-
lcctlou of more iban ordinary intcrcs:
iroiu which to s: icci. 'i'hc vcry imrut-
onies oi the stalls. with the garments
proposed are at oncc striking and cou- >
iriuslvc as iti‘hfir appropriatcncss ior
. the purpose.
For years pas' this department has
been quoted as ‘. lug both progressive ‘
ind tit-pendabir llow ior-reaching.
:ht-u. must its rt Mutation extend untl‘r '
existing l‘Oiiillllt’ s and situations?
livcry woman i-illl we have err-r mt-t
has always been intercsteti lu iirst nr-
V'rivuis at the iagluning oi ii change in
seasons. And .‘iii the seasons route and
that hcr
becomes grtatt-T
no we obscrit- interest iii
liiinus lo winit anti
Ki‘t'illil‘ as ibc handiwork oi the Wi‘iiV-
or grows constantly morc uiitl mort-
bcautiiul.
The D. M. READ CO.
amateur
I. .w
Mold-
Proof
Jellies.
'lii-- ccrtm iii the air pituiu .I.
innitl Kit p utii ilii' tilt .i' ii
l"' \i .i llli id. This can In
«Illlut iiv ptiiiiitiit Iiit-iit-tl pom
iiiit on top oi ”I" if“! “in u
iltiislii-el i'iii-aiimhi-I .i i'll‘t
ti‘llul ’Il‘iii’ni'ttlh' uit' iiuht.
'I'i'tii: "iuii'i mot liiiI iiip l!
ntiiitiomtry. Witt-ii "m i. it,
i. in 'ii‘ “I!" the pamiiiiittin
is retained as it calc. wit-lied
outl Iw tlIi't‘ MN and tot-t
iiiiitiit. tiiioi‘uortii inland
i‘iui'is imiti ii to “at tumble-rs
iii wily. .c. ilih; i‘.\~. ‘, iii.
'JI'. i‘
R. H. Pislsted.
lirtiuist.
ii Witsiiilialitiii V‘lfl‘tii.
moth Romain.
W
Registrars: Notice.
The iioani oi itt-slsirnrs ior tho
ill\ or about. Nurwaiii. roan, will
linlil .i put-lit station at the Town
i‘oitr. litiotn. iioiiucrinit-ltre heath
toiirtt-r-i. iiiiriiiititi ~tiiwi. in mild c ty.
on Wriliicstiiy iiitpietiibi'r L'titii. lathe.
from two tilt to six till it. in. iti ror‘
l't't'l tiit- ioiiiii lint Ml limits to lo-
aiitird to or erased irnm utiitl list moi-i
lii‘ lioiidt ti to His t‘ltirlt Jim-pit ii.
Taylor. on or luviorv sis itii p. in.
Mtuiiltii. i‘t'ltlillili‘ i‘ :iiili. int“ it Hi i
not t‘li'tiiiili.
WM P. T»\ “MANY.
WW \I. i._ lidi‘hiiiNit
.itiHiiIl‘ll .i 'l‘AMMANY.
eiti Ji lioord oi "i’lltili'iii'd.
. ............ . ..
The Victoria lily of ilillJliii ha» ’i t r
.ti'.ir not from it not in ii: it» i to ill-
iilliil‘i‘ it it ilii'il‘tl up at the mil“
bite at tray. and t.'li “W o rt .o in lice.
. to ltu sire. iiom ltiti to dim pounds.
' O
, was.”
exclusiveness without the penalty oi;i
smoothness oi the weaves. both in black §
. ;iccts. such as or lions. covcrts, niclati- ‘
ilflii‘tl the is! day oi October. liiiiti. pny-‘ ‘
a
silk and wool.
and Surges.
14 quart dish pans. lilo.
Egg whips. 2c.
(Joni liotls, 18c.
1 gal. galvanized oil can, 15c.
10 in. basting spoons, 3o.
' rue LEADl o cameos sroae.‘ »
«t i i TRISTRAM 8t . HYATT. i i i»
No. 2 Gazette Building; Norwalk.
New Dress Goods. '1
We can interest you in this subject if you will give us the opportunity. ‘ We
are receiving new goods in this department every day and
there has never been a season in our expeiiencc when as handsome goods could be
bought at as low it price as are offered this season.
partment we are showing all the latest novelties iii all wool check Suitings. mixed
eheviot suitiuizs, silk and wool mixtures. handsome styles in novelty suitings. all
wool irridesccnt sultiugs, 54 in. covert suitings, handsome plaids in all wool and
Black Dress Goods. '
The most complete assortment of black goods we have ever. shown. including
all the latest weaves ill Crepons, plain anti figured Mohairs and Sicilians. l’lcuriettas
we can safely say that
lit our colored dress goods de-
Houscfurnishing Dep’t.
Specials in housefuruishiug department:
llaud lamps, complete, 15c.
i llass water pitchers. 100,.
Silver plated salt and peppers, 5c.
.liirdiaci'cs, front lilo tip. ‘
'l‘oilt-t sets, from $1.98 tip.
We sell all kinds of fruit jars at the lowest prices.
Uriah am 8) Rhett.
NORWRLK, CONN. .
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A NEWEDEPKRTURE—m
SCOFIELD st HOYT’S.
A Free (tilt in Both Situational and South Noiualk.
. For cat-ii cash purchase of 50 cents you are entitled to a guess on the number
of beans in glass bottle shown in their stores.
The first one guessing the correct
number; or. if not guessed. the first one who guesses nearest the correct number of
October liiih. 1898.
‘ Look at the New Line
bonus is entitled to the large 'l'urltish (,‘hair shown in their windows, to be given
of Carpets and Furniture Just Received.
SCOFIELD 8- HOYT,
825 Washington ht. h‘o. Norwaik.
Club Building. Norwalk.
Second-head Double iisrnsss ior Ssis—Iut littis Used.
Our Complete Line
Fall Gloihiug,Hats and liaison
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is now ready for
inspection.
it‘s all Bright and Now
and includes
The Best of Everything.
FRANCIS 8- CO.
clothisrs and Fsrnisitsrs.
.\iiti you will have far to go
before you find its
equal iii variety and style.
$0 Woohington Iii-«t.
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