" ometor and low temperature; prevails
. in the northwest. '
, 7‘0.in Delays
‘a'44 .
. ed ”high wind and heavy rain. pre-
' near Atlanta. but is diminishing' in en-
af the People of her-
wth ”a and Inuit. ‘
. fl ‘ ' . ‘1‘ I
r t wnaruira NOTES.
A atom at great enemy. accompani-
Valliid yesterday on the Booth At'anuc
ooaatvirom Mics-ids to Charleston. it
has now moved inland aadia central
em and deatrdctiva force. High bar-
"Forecast—Generaliy lair tcn'ght;
Tuesday increasing cloudiness and pos-
sibly showers Tuesday afternoon; trash
to brisk south winds.
‘A. 1!. Austin is on the sick list.
Willis Selleclt is recovering from
his recent illness.
Mrs. John H. Buckley. at lit-Idea
avenue. is il'l'ot pneumonia. ‘
The regular meeting of Colfax En-
campment win he held tonight.
St. Joseph's '1‘. A. ii. and l.. society
will meet on Thursday evening.
‘Mrs. Daniel Dunlcp, of Roton Hill.
has recovered from her recent illness.
Mrs. Thomas K. Noble and Mrs. Em-
ily L. Ely. who have been seriously iii.
are convalescent. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Lennon B. Tripp have
moved from Washington street to
Haviland street.
Repairs are being made to the Old
Well Hotel. which was damaged by
live a few "weeks ago.
Miss l-iildenard liloniclln. of Brook
lyn. is visiting Mrs. A. ll. Ezekiel. of
Kellogg street. Norwaik.
John Schanb, of South Norw’aik.
started today for Denver. Colorado.
for the benefit of his health. '
The committee of the iloton l’illll
Improvement society is holding
lncetlng this afternoon at the residence
of E. A. Woodward.
Arthur Keelcr and Luther Wr'itli
propose to race horses at the Fair
Grounds this chnirg by moonlight it
see which has the best trotter.
Miss Jennie (‘hinery. daughter of lil-
nier (‘hiunery. of Orchard street, went
to Hartford. yesterday. and cnii-rcd the
American institute for the Deaf.
V. M. ilonucckcr. of Norwallt. wa.»
appointed one of the rcprcrettatlvtu
at large of the l.. A. W. at the mccténg
oi the state board in llrititzi-pott.
The October meeting of tlie (fen r.il
Circle of King's Daughters of the Nor-
wnik (‘ongrcgationni church will lc
held lil llll' chaptl. Saturday a‘ienoon
at 3:30 o'clock.
The improvements on the old Nun
(‘anaan road. which is hctng wot-lie
by a state appropriation. hau- tcacltcd
a point ”app no the ilrond iliict
school.
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The cuttinoctiai moon in in its prior}
now. For nirc :lil'li'mlH‘ lllulilh ll
l‘irt'h hciorc Inidniitlii. Moonlight hi
cycling and dmiia .il‘.‘ dc iah'iu
|llt‘lllilll't‘ri with the tut-ilow l'ulti of ih
inil nitmn to illuminate onc'. putt.
wl'apcr hung at 25c per roll. .iohi.
W. llcauy.
Miss i-lti-llii r'ciiuour will ll'.lil l
nit-cituc til the i..idi»~‘ .iwtcinttott oi
the Norwaili ("apart-national church.-
Wt-dncmlay uttcrnm-n. 'lht- .~uh.ii-i i
. . 4‘ kilo avg: aio Unnatural.
on} Brothera’ tom. 1.0. 0. 1mm
roast tonight and work the initiator:
dm.
1
0. ill. Wilson has sold the Hadden
property at' Winnlpauk to Michael
Ratchforil.
Samuel Comatocll. Jr.. has had a
telephone placed in-his armory store.
The call is 188-3.
Anson ll. Benedict is seriously ill at
the home of his son, William A. Benc-
tlict. 8 Union Park.
.l. A. Hopson has resumed his violin
instruction at the Rye. N. Y.. semin-
ary for the ensuing term.
The Knob was closed Saturday.
Keys of club-house and boat house art
at Taylor & ilolden's oilice .
W
Miss Matilda ii. Benedict. of Ridge-
fieid. has reoentered Miss Baird's school
Norwallt, for another year. '
iii. ll, (liovcr is favoring the mer—
chants of this city with biottcrs from
his South Norwulk shoe store. '
A telephone has been placed in the
residence of .l. Arthur Osborn. at West
avenue and Maples trcct. The call It
ill-ii.
Property owned by James ll. Seeln)
In Wilton nvcnuc has been attacked by
Samuel Swan. or llridgcpori. to l'l't'JV-
or a note of Siditlil. '
The members oi l'ncas ’i‘rihe, impl
0. R. M.. will hold an "Evening With
lied Men." in their hall in Washington
street. on October 30th.
—'l‘wo oi iirown's ('olltgc graduitc
secured positions last week.
The trustee of thc insolvent remit
of J. Arthur i’tnni-o will exhibit hh
'ttrcottnt in the Not-walk Probate Court.
October ill. at :3 n. in.
The members: of (‘oncortl lliviiion.
Sons of ’i‘cmpcrancc. arc arranirlng lot
a drantatlt‘ entertainment. to lo rivtu
;he latter part of ti.i.~ month.
The i'nion \‘ctcrans’ ('omniand wii
meet this evening in its Hall for .itu
cousin in Waterbury.
l
”Ml summationanmaa.
m
The City Council of Norwailto will
meet tonight. -
Rev. 1‘. K. Noble preached in Ken-
scit yesterday afternoon.
—Severai new students cnlerrd
Brown's college this morning.
(‘oncord division. flops of Temper.
unce, will hold a Hunting tonight.
In accordance with a state law all
Citt liquor saloons are closed today.
A string band of four instruments
rcndcrcd selections about the streets oi
l'illlll Norwailt this noon.
(‘orporal lliooincr, of ('amp Mimic.
took advantage of his furlough home
to vote.
Lieutenant llloom. of (‘ompany l.. is
in temporary command of ('ompany ii.
at Camp Meade.
Miss Laureita .\l. (Toms-tuck. of llroiti
iiivcr. is spindinz a week with be"
(‘orporais lioward Bloomer and \\'il.
'iam llauch, of (‘amp Mcadc, are lltlnll’
m a short ftirlouah.
President John ll. be r a has rc'civ-
d Shit front Mary i'nnningham to lil-
i‘wioc the llthllldl llfirlll'lullllll fund.
poriant hnsintss. All members of thi
'imimiinil tirc rttiitcstt-il lt) bi- protcul.
The Epworili Lennie of thc Norwallt;
Methodist chart ll uill Eire ll rt-‘cpt on“
if) lhl' tilil [lotiiili' of tho- t‘lllll'i‘ll, “'t‘tl-1
destiny afternoon trout 2:130 to tl::l‘l.
l". W. lchlvn p.cktd a lltlllllHllll"
lllllt'll of room from his garden on 'i'cr~i
'acc place this morning. 'i'iti~ iv >(l‘llt'-‘
thini: unusual for this season of lllt ;
)’t‘i|l'.—l)illlllill‘)' .\'cw<.
The time of the moi-ting of the \‘i’o l
iiau'ii Mtsaionnrv ltHn‘UilllllUll in tilt,
{outii Norwalk t'ongrimtionai churt-l L
Wednesday attcrnoon. has been charm»?
cd from ii to 3:80 o'clock. I,
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Gertrude id. danxhtir of .lohn a'it ,
licnricttn Nestor. divd Saturday at tic}
ionic of her parcni< in (‘hesiunt :irtc',‘.
\‘orwalk. The funeral will he hi-id
l‘lll‘b‘tlll)’ illlt‘l‘lllilln til :2 ti'i'liii'lt. ‘
llarrv l., Sit-rilnn went to thc ill‘.i
nill pond t~a.~t of i'ompo hcacli. Sainr .
li)‘. tor ~n.ippir.~. He not only on: t
ottc. but in iti~ attcutpi to pull titc llal“
ill he lost llln lizil'tu'c and it'll llViY'
maid.
'i‘hc lioworih lacuna ot the l"ir.~t
\Ii'lllilillrl Episcopal thurcli 'lll‘l- io-
iiitht. ‘l'lii- [lil'ltil‘ will hcuin ll :«crtc
of short tnlkr- on thc history of the
hurch. and tln-rc wdi lw til'irl‘ t-xcr-i
‘ihi‘r of an cutcrinininu tbtiricttr.
l’latc at.d full i'!lKl.l.itl lill’lll‘. tic
|l llii~ itlllii-
Mum-arr .l.tiin~ ll \lotiI--, or llll
\Ziit'iiollt 'l‘cicphonr i-ix lltl'll'l‘ :iiiind
ll il.c littoral oi \\' ll liabm k in
liii'llillil )‘i-Hi-rdtii' ,\ir l'.|li'm'n v“.
'l‘hc littlch-nrv «It l‘rowr.
~llr. M. ll. "Urit'll. ili‘llllsl. from Nee
York. can be ioiimilicd in the parlor-
oi ihc Malincltcnio Hotel on 'i‘ucadttr-
litiuccn the loom of l‘.’ in. and ‘t p lit
Nill‘Willh l‘ lllul'ttflllltl'la
\\'l'tlliistlli, 'l l! til
riotial nncitiin oi the \\'o:oait' _\li .
tliiiitiiv .iwi lotion Wi'll illlil Ivy iii
pnaior on lilial \i'onutnimori. ii p in
joint tiiitiltii'ltr vi 'lillfi ii and Hit .il.
'l‘li Wild) T if- ii in mid \\i"‘i ., i'\ t.
l'l‘liMl‘ niiil pine with iio li‘tii~lil.l oi
Ill iii. l‘lll'iw titluw tlt'i-MT, 3.2. ‘."i
t-‘oiltli
tlllll‘l‘ll i-olin .ut'
li‘llAllIMNi‘lil \‘i‘ A ll.\llii.\lx.
‘llii Ni it- till Milli.~ lti Mcry liiipci‘ial
i‘ioian clititr. about nine width for ii
not Thai i’ tiauraiu c at a lots prlt.
llic tutiiiun trout rt 'tlill'lllii of tho-
i'mr .iianit-i liii iiu't ihli‘lihiiili oi llw
N1 i“ tilt 'l'r.iinii.ii - iinc .u'illllltl Wm!
.tirtiiic will hi |Wi unit-d \lillltlil“ it’sbi
ih olrr til. to tie i'oininoii i‘oiin ii it
bit» now .ilmtit tit-nip dam-m. .\t
intiipiiiiliiu ibi ic‘iihin will aim lli' a
Hiluultl iiiion tmoi superintendent
\Iausihiti of tin 'i‘tatnwav company-v
Mtiiiitoni Alhllnlh' '
v-l Ll’i riatly lulu-d paints. .it ilt'tc.
in-r Kill. .I. W. lMMllH. do? \l'auiiinition
street.
mm M” mm“.
Uni of the loot mw iltfl‘l iii-tonne.
iiiiviiiiora in lw built rich \cur. Width
in to ho iil'ul lhr l'ltllm'illtlll. will
cost Ili’diitiliiii will 'm flirt fit-vi long
and have a illvlzllt‘i mcnt oi 2.7"" tin
llhc will hurt a ~tit|c ii'uinr bolt eleven
ipthm ill-k, lo the pun! tittrv trio
littlnih (one Iwidru «unite timid lll‘ii
nuns. and how all the lil'Hi improve
motile known to “oval eclcticc. 'I'lic
i'oumriaut sill tan-i 7i crew of 12:.
man. 2" tons oi machinery and steam
about twelve haoia per hour.
' i’ii‘} I'ii.i~tiit.iii|c Itili'
" 'bttip .i~ .iiiiont-
i
oi mam uni ottc or iii to td oiil
!.ll‘> ill the Suction“ \t \'i Marl tit-l 'l'i'le
‘|illl‘tli" i‘lilllllillil
i'lllii.i\|'il a'
.e't nttnci olli c
\l‘midinr li\ill'illli
Salli a. Vanitoi liiiit- unwind! itp
.\|lli buttiua «mm l‘.illl"~ .iitd oi'
min and llli\ .lli litivol ioit. .lll’l
lici til ilulll I
no il..l‘lii \il.o
.iilli uii.ti.iuitt.t
Hill
‘tlltl to pit iii. to
tilt lllt Erna \ilii'
hiliiilifllll) iiiitlct~'iit| tin p. illi'\
'i‘hl» will he .i iontii anti. .H \l' :i
‘llill‘lihl ti .. Milli Hie lllti Iiu- \i.l‘
t~ iiu- lam-4 uni lltii i t. l=.i Hit
-llii\\li ll titiisiti~ til .Ili'illl .ymi l'Illiit-
at dll «llil' illll . hit Hilll‘li
tom‘- iuoiin lt“iillilllutil ,,., i'lllll‘i'
store is. 'lliii lull numl ioi llli‘ hum
llliilli') .iioi ‘llllelili'lllll airtmuimi
l'lltllllil.” oi madman ittntn .inotiut
.ltifilrll liilllilll I'II', liti\\i \—
i'l' lll‘*l'lill oi ltilu llti'Jlt it “ill in i
[ca-dine and mi? totiiiitut ior
cinbi ilti)» ii ' ihc lciii oi l‘aiicrntt
clr ill: “in it i'ittixi it! :lir li'Wi-ll H'
Hilton wiil-li an» «ch-brood in l’iii-w-
lllli' hi- ilu pcoph lining in unis and
mtim. in rcttiiiid thim oi the l‘lvlll'r-
.‘nl'l' iii lii- JIM.- [i'utii I‘ll-UM It i» llit'
lliiwl loioii «noon lll iht whole .li~u~
t-‘li mliiiiloi'
I the New Amsterdam this i‘ompaty. n”
' hc oilicc in lilz'dh
5 tall nii~z~2ion.
; lridati-iiut‘i.
‘ .trccts, at 7:45.
ilarry ll. Knapp has a po~ition with
strict, New York.
ic t‘iiillllii'liil'tl his. duiici today.
iltzc hundred and forty pertains at
oath-d the mtctizgz :li llii‘ Ramiro-ti
t. ~lt .d ii: 'I'bt' .icrii‘ccs
M ii' titi tiiodly intriewtii'x.
..__. Y.”
Rufus Adam: diml at tic rcnidcnct
if his daughter at 211’. iiast Main site i.
Saturday. 'i‘hc li"li.llii.~
will be bronghi to Norwalk.
ping at 7:l.'. o‘clock. eitli )llsfi .\ivra
- .......... - w ”W -....
Saturday, Monday and
I \
loquca.
will execute your orders.
l'ntlerwcar, Ladics’
lugs.
Repeating a Thing
often enough makes people believe in it, and
when people believe, it is just as necessary
tube able to do what you’ve said to keep
them in the faith, I am repeating every day
my song “Buy oats that‘s clean"—making
people believe before they do come to see
me, and convincing them when they do dome.
lluy Oats that 3 clean. ,
MKNUEL T. HITCH.
unit 0
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hone
188-2.
nan
Tuesday, Oct 1, 3and 4.!
You are cordially invited to inspect an exception-
aly tine line of the latest effects in llats, Bonnets and
This season we have doubled our stock and
have spared no pains in obtaining the largest and best
assortment of uoveltics to please the most fastidiousmnil
a personal inspection will convince you that we arc
Leaders in [pic-dateMillinery for the Twin (litics.
(lur Mlle. llcckcr, a New York designer and trimmer,
Ladies’ Ft_1_1:ti_i_s_ii_ing .Dep’i.
.\ new department consisting of a full line of
Ladics’ Misscs' and Children’s llosicry, l'ndcrwca 'and
Corsets, Kid and Fabric (ilovcs, Handkerchiefs, Muslin
Wrappers, Collars and t‘uli's,i
(llolmcs & We make) ’Ncckwear, Veilings and liiich-
Agent Staten lslaud llyc House.
Tillotson‘& Mills,
86 Washin‘gton Street,
So. Norwalk, Ct.
ilnnt. corner of l'nion and l-‘ronki n
A full attendance i.~'
rctiucstcd.
‘— l
Andrcw V. litath and \\'llii“iii Vi
hockwootl. ot West Main street. went"
it-wn the harbor. Saturday llltll‘lllllit.i
tizcr l-~l‘jilllili~ l'hcr ri- iirnci with
our llllrlli‘lr if file .- l‘ill:i|lli‘ t-llli l
llsli. .
l
i-‘ianlt t'om.~:o it. who ha.- btc'i ill,
:or the lttlrl tour \\‘i'|";\~, ll~ ounce-bar
utnrovcd but in cot )i' Hilllii‘it'lllly t‘c-.
‘i H‘lt'tl to to nine hr "‘iillitlllilll, and
unlaildy will no' i-i oi till d.t,\~ to
mine
l
' s‘lll" l"|l l' .tlllititi'iiie .l I".|ll lllll‘fl-;
I‘ll of i'attt-tn ltai» ‘llltl impacts and
hlllllliit')‘ Now-lilies. nil \\'iii|tii't~tl.t.\
and 'i‘biirsdiiv. (Motor hilt :inil iith
i' ii'rcci ~t,\l«.~ .tnd .ll‘7l. lii‘
‘lil'l Your lll-ili‘illlili ~cl tit-ti
llll' till iliiitw ot' illi‘ ti-u organ of tilt
l"It'~i .‘lt'lllllll‘l l-Iiti-itpnl Illlllill will
iw intrittlututl to ”W piilli. “minim
do) ticntiir in an onion iui'tii hi
l't'ill l~'r.ini. litlici' orn.itii«l «it Ili
thi- \\';i~hiltitioii .‘llllllll't‘ kit-Iliiiliri I'lp
littlllill il.tli't ll of NI‘“ \‘itt‘li i.li‘
Ilv. H il, Fliiiiitititl Limit-i iii Illt
Soit'h Noi'iiall. ll.llillvl t‘lillti‘l and t"
pt'i l'll'lil of lb. Nlllildlli i'lil‘r—Edli lili-
tll'|\ill' l'iion, \izli It'll‘l‘ltl an open
|lllllliill|t‘lll Lit tlll i.tii~ t‘liii. am It!"
ili‘l\‘tt|‘ .oizicutioit ilt Wit .itmy Wt-tl.
ilt it.” ‘I'i‘ sii‘i . ltii‘ t’u‘.ii will
ion lliit‘ \Vi lit l'
llii‘ i \l i' \ .i‘itnd lillli i av
“til iliilllllilit llli ”on. incl. llll>
«union 'I'lo .l.i aim in ‘iiinlil llli’
:.\ H‘III iii' Ill|\ it .t "iii «litwiil .iltil
did to Pin l t. imcw-ti lioici't .l .
Hill-lid». ti tlt- l't. i-l‘ \ \l i' \
(ma... will in Mill \liiliiliH, “‘illlli‘rt ,
ill) and l‘i'lililt titutln, .il \ if.
tit It“ It Illllll \|tiil
lliiiiilll' (li‘ll‘llllui “i\t' l\\ii lll‘l-
l.Illli.llli .il lliili' l'lu llll' r-‘diiiriliii
it... tiluaiiihliiiili . tow and "ill not
at illlii "d i iItiintna Iilllill'illil, hut
\iiili.ii Ilii- Illll‘ltllllllll'lll it.» until i .
in tail) llll' liiitlii i‘ iii-m ol' iiiiieiial
wit- fininii pilu ililllll lic l'llllllIlllHl
m itilHililvlui“ ‘t'ttt- liial part at ihc pio-
iiiotniiic in il radical Iiiuuiit iii-in lt-r-
iitct scan-int. and it illiitlllih to, he as"
iil'iiillltll aiiciiici tbt .iiictupt at light
toiiic-li will iii- .i-i otti ~i~iiii m4 ”in
homer "Poop" irii'nliiios.
“Pm and Sun."
eveland '5 ’
BAKING POWDER.
Strongest of all pure cream
of tartar bakin powders.
St: at: mm (13.8004. m;
\tozltnnin-I
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l
havc been cut to the hone.
ilutt-i Jiilli'r' Hour
lint: .lontva‘ Flour iilli‘
tlttti'cl l'llls‘lilll')’ 854'"
”all l’lllalilil‘ iltic
ix “'5 tiranuiato-d Sugar ll 0'!
filiilllllll‘l'b’ 7c
ilaiits lli'
llJt'lllI l’Ji‘
l'lli . ac l2lfii‘
l ilv pail i'ottolinc :lt'ic
.' ITtlit'l’t ”zone or liahhiit's 2.3.
\ inki's Mall Soap 251'
mil Zoo Soap. tic, .‘w artlcic
zoa Soap. tic, 5c iii‘ticlc.
w‘tmp l'ovidcl‘s. 3c. M article.
l"ir_\t.i,~ .H'titin iliosa Starch. it in
m lllflilllll‘ \iiiolcmh- prim, Illr, :itc
ili‘lllllt'll' “huh-mic price. tilt.
"ilMIl \\'orccnicl‘ fiillli'l'.
iNttt l. ‘ l'.i tic, liit lll‘lli 1..
a
llct' ill" a tlozcn bargains: some of the fruits of laii'-‘
tut: lli New York lit-it wcck.
it while ioatini; soup lui'gcr than the small Ivory soup.
llcitcr lct inc lill 'oiir order lilll
No stamps on sugar or tour.
. Lorenzo Dibble. Model Grocery.
l3 '0'?" IAIN ITIIIT.
ruin lit N’L
i‘ash prices.
stumps.
I
‘ sQ~M.AA:.4Q»u”‘-t4" 4°40 4‘ 4040 «WW9-
__ H. Krieger’s
Loading litiltnui anti Clottl lion.
For Stitiii‘ilu ' and Monday. ilctohct' l and
p are on *ill" a liirircassortment
I
4‘
: 1'31”“. Arc/W
ti. we will
til. llcst l"l'i'lli'll h‘i‘ll
”it
A regular 31.7?) but.
. 1
° d' ’Al ' H t
l 3 I88 pm a 5
. in all colors. triuiiitctl with soft ciirlcil
. quills lll the latest fall styles. for
980.
H. Kriéger,
Mohaeiumo Hotel Block.
Pushing Things?
Soliciting your order for Saturday, Oct. lat, l make
thc followingnfi'pecial Prince: for the above date.
. Prices
The attention of prudent,
:cash customers is called to thc prices quoted hcrc. l’rc-
nuutn stamps into the bargain.
lira,
You do the rest. (‘omc.
Windsor Sauce. lilc. lt'u- articlc.
\‘an i‘amp's Maccaranl and cheese l."-
llniilc ()llvca 13c. .ii to :fw siz'
hlirlicn llotpit-t ‘.':‘.-
Quart lltllllt' llonicstic ()ll
ilnlt-r. u liltic hcttcr titan tho othti
Mimi's lit-st. and n littli- in
price. 2::c
.\ hpccitll cut from 3c lb. to 5c in till
lllnlil‘. My calico trndc ha.- i'tcrca~
cd of late.
.lll\tl and Mocha :l'.'v
i lb. Model llaltinir l'owdcr. 'Jtit'ts: i;
“' and the gradcs.
'l
.o.
its:
1h . 'ltii'; .o
llananas 15c tlillt.
chct i'otnioca ita- pi.
Lot Store and Scrub ilruslicr .‘t and to
to and l.'-c nradca.
.\ :tin llrootu :tti.
.\ :liic ilrooni 25c.
.\ :3. llrootu is.-
Tlli' 7am Soup is
i not the
list.
30 Hill
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. ....._.._. “M.-.“
Edward Street. ‘3 '
‘FALL Alli) WINTER UNDERWEAR’
We wish to particularly impress upon your ,
that our stock of above goods are right in qu‘
style, finish and price. " ‘
Our Ladies’ Vests and Pants at 25, 50, 750 and.
are of the best. and it will be very diilicult to find .'
equal. The same can be told of tour Children'il'm
Men's Underwear. We want you to examine mr‘good
They will bear inspection. ‘ -‘
.,tt
'i
i
can be fitted in otir Slim and Stout Suits. You
tall, slim fellows, and you short, stout fellows,
who have always had your clothes made to or-
der, come and see what we can do for you. We
have stout chrcoats, too. It's time to think
about heavy l'ndcrwcar, and we have the larg-
est line in town. Price from 25c to $1.75 per
garment. Our last lot of Neckwear is the best
yet.
waits H. SELLEOK,
(liothicr and Furnisher,
bi) Wall Street, N orwalk.
Storc open evenings.
Telephone—8H
In Times of Heat Prepare for Gold.
You can depend on the weather but little longer
to keep you warm. '
Prepare for the oncoming
winter by filling your
biii with coal now. '
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You will he glad~~~its'donc; you have good cool;
you bought it for $5.09 it ton.
lluy Your‘t‘oal oi' the live Dollar Man.
Witter .N'lt'iit'l, B. “AR R18.
fond of Raymond.
Fall “stag”. l
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t‘llt lSS CREEK,
and 00.“.
“Ill \l‘sIL‘o —
Delivered in your cellar at
$0.00 PER 'l'llll, '
by careful, experienced
Drivers.
'l‘hcsc cool evenings Iiiivc
conic to stay with its now
.for scvcrul weeks and
months, and \vc have stock-
.t-il tip with it full line of
Full and Wintcr i‘lothing
and li'iii'iiixhiuun' to help
make you coiiifortultlc while
it lasts. line of the things
you lllllt-il iiccil this winter is
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llct llil show you our lllit‘.
They range from if) tip.
.\ leader with its is our
Quill oiic.
iii-ea every evening iiiiiil ii‘o'chicit.
NO ILI'I‘I.
NO ILIG.
ND 30.1%
South Norwalk.
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labs-lama llatel lieu.
heath Ismail.
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ADVERTISE m THE satiriiltL
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EDWARD STREET, 5 Gazette Building. E
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: Just received a bargain in , 2.;
Catsup. ;-i
7 1r.
“ Extra fine. Compares favorably "3;?
E: with the “Blue Label." Only 3: '
!: 10¢ per bottle. 2:
: E. n. MOREHOUSE, :
The West Ave. Grocer. , '-
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Edward F. llaiiey. i'rcs. Stephen B. Hatch, See. and Trees.
Eaumher, '3'unber and Slander».
Planing and Steam Sawing.
ntsxt'rncri'nnns or axn DEALERS uv
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Hardwood Mantels, Casings, Etc.
Mill and Office foot of Marshall st., St). Norwalk.
Long Fellows and Short Fellows .-
iitiymiiil Bros;
a non if I 01.,”
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