Ho uston’sy
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with taffetta o
"a 0i
one out the balance of our fall
oats we will oifer you while
at 85.00. . Kersey and Im-
vert Cloth‘ Jackets lined
Do not miss this op-
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449 Main Street.
Bridgeport.
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his. an.
19”! ‘ nistimate of your charm-tar
WW‘T menu. The nation Would
b7 “‘9 wits dominion extended over
D.D. the globe ill order that ad-
Onsullonn of additional follow
(the light. be here today to pay
0 ' you and welcome you back.
5‘“ “fillgtrymen are Interested ill
nextw ery detail of your life.
at all your sorrows are theirs.
1 . traced your ancestry and
“ to the story of the fighting
bravely doinl; their duty In
' or of their country for 2.30
1' your own pointing out. when
incluilt‘ clouds of ships and bat-
cltlding the battle of Lake Eric
10 form of Perry saving his coun-
.flag from the suitable ship: of
~ devotional impress stamped upoll
character by a loving mother; (it
i struggle with the school master
. 'h taught necessity of discipline:
he affairs of life of your inherited
2 for children and music 0‘ your.
’1“. and vivacious boyhood. mingled
h the mischlovious but. never with
malicious; of your dcfercntial res—
:tfor those of your mother's sex: of
V
The
relied
rev.“ ~ ' romance of your courtshipand hap-
)arrlage: by tlto service under All—‘
Fr“ .5 Farragut In the gulf: as the ex-
wo‘” of the Mississippi when you
.I shot 'and shell tlll'oulrh tho ar~
the confederate llam Manussas;
e nturdy and fearless manner in'
it you defended your ship'agaiust
min of Fort Hudson. and the. quiet.
rdorly manner In will. ll you abalo-
her When she sank, calling for
. . wendation of your superiors' in
’- Sim.” eport: of the t'il’t'lllllufdncos that
’ a re Farragut l'ol"fl)l't'yvo.itzht
and you for thirty-seven years
ed yourself to the study of your
Wot onion. and both at the end of a
at so" peace were found fully equipper
failure Already .to give I.flt:'l"('()llllfl" splen-j
afflve'?nervirtc and to raise tIIcmsclvs to
ihtgbeet piano of fame and rqiown.
‘m‘he romance of sea warfare. an!
yefi9;med and enchanted the, imagina-
es 10". of man as no other theme has owl-
tlie bc. arousing in him the sentiment of
.riotism and inspiring the poet with
101:3 of his yountry and her heroes.
whoa has always been so. whether tu'
Coiutimcn when inc. Neptune with tri~
thei . rode the sea in shell-shaped boot
{in by dolphins on which the \'i-
T .rl‘rovcd the North Main. carrying
thisicfore them. or Will-ii the 2-0;). kings;
fire the modern navy \vcrc stationed
WT. the ocean to guard and plot..»ct‘
qtlal rights-of civilized govern-.
. and thtir commerce upon tho
Ne 'ay'of the sea.
.' world stood enthralled and then
out in loud huztahs which can
he silenced, when the dot-trio
fleshed out. the news over the
that on the firgtfiof May, 598,
'et. had destroycc n Manila itay:
inisll ravy. silencing the form
mg the Philippine islands. thus
:3 the Host. of every vintage ot’
S
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A a wild
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'acter and deeds from the era- '
.d by a fond mother to the:
iwhich arc the pride of all Americans.
"l"roni your entry to your departure
;I'rom Manila Bay you were a history
:amiler alid if the old style prevailed
{of naming the period after him who
thorn the most. illustrious name, of any
:living mail. this would be known as.
vthc lit-Wt')’ ago. Solitary is the grand-i
1our of your achievemruts; you are. lit-l
lied above allthoso. who have. gone bc-i
f i'ol'o you, .
I 1"I'o the mayor has been assigned iii.
}pcrsounlly pleasant. duty of presenting
It" you in the name of the city of New
.‘York. the metropolis of our country.
' this loving cup. a keep-alto to remind
front time to time of her love for you. i
and her spot Inl pride to your dtcds of}
valor. which she believes will for altos
to i‘tillil' Illsul'o fllll respect of all lltt-lr
lions and peoples for our starry tlag._
\vllctllor final: to the bl'cczc over thc‘
man of war or over the ship or com—l
iilI'JI'tl. ‘ . ,
When the mayor Ilud I'fillf'illiif'ti Ad-‘
mirai Dewey then began to reply by|
szliinlz: i
“It will be quite iliipossiblo for nit-,1
Mr. Mayor. to cypress, Ill words." but
at this point he was illtcrlnpted with;
I‘ilf‘tl'ls. and he began attain: i
"It would be quite impossible for me!
to express ill Words how dhply l arb'
moved hytliiswall those “(my)”, one aft
tor the othermtliat beautiful cup. the,
freedom or the city, this great magnitl-j
(out reception. l (about so"
want. but speaking for utyscli end that
lzalluut squadron I had the honor to
. nniuand at Manila. i thank you fromv ’ants. 25, 35 and Stir.
the bottom of my heart."
After the formal col'olnulliefl Adullrali
Dewey Went about shaking hands with i and Ankle PM” 500' Light weight
hit“ l'I'il‘nlilz.
"t'ouze hero all you captains," he,
mid, addressing the navel captains prvu;
sent Thou he introduced each to thei
uuduuvc pro-cut. "t‘aptzlin Lumber-l
toll. of the (Ii) mpla," he cried: "( ap-
.'.-liu Wildos, oi‘ the liostoll; i‘aptain
('H‘sMIII- of tho lialoilzil; I'aptaiu Iiyor.
of the lillliituoro: ('itptrliu Wood. of tltéi
l’htrcl; t'aptaiu Walker. of the Font,
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. . - . .lN ltl \Ilutltiv' ;- Hadron.
via-nu the captains had all antenna»... Imthmls 0f reaffirms to the mmniex I “ ' 1 “‘l
Io r. will his haud toward them and?
slid. "Those are men “it" did .ii.
'llivw are llic_ men who should
limi‘lzl I, \i‘lllloul them I could
nothing."
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land short sleeved Vests and
weight. long and short. sleeved Vests
|,.._ removing tan. liver spots, sailowneas.
ii”? freckles redness and discolol'atlons of “g“...- Merritt and amp... “ppm...“ in z
the party Icft,the platform for tho/i..-
riage. Rear Admiral Sampson was not
on the stand at the City Hall. He did
not'arrive In time.
The start from the City Hail'wall
. made promptly on time. Just after the
formalities of the presentation of the
cup were over a carriage with a
coachman in livery accompanied by an
Olympia sailor. drove’up to the foot of
the steps leading to the platform. A
lilolueut later the. admiral, accompan-
ied by Mayor Van Wyck. stepped into
the carriage. A dozen policemen on
foot ran ahead of me carriage across
the plaza toward Broadway. There a
squad of mounted police was In walt-
ing. The carriages had just started
when the school children who were to
sing for Admiral Dewey, pllt in an ap-
pearance. There was much disappoint-
.Mclton Homespun.
A 50-Iuch llontcspun fabric with
Melton ilninh. of sufficient weight to
make lining unnecessary. Suggestive-
ly "Winterinh" In upgenrance and car-
rying assurance of coney warmth and
comfort together with Irrepronchnble
. , w , cc . utomolile
style, Blue bro n gr n A J ment that the children had not arrived
and gray mixtures. navy and black. earlier.
' ' 0n the way to the deck the large
"'50 per yard. crowds constantly cheered the amp
punts of the carriages. Admiral Dew-
ey acknowledged the applause by rain-
Ing his hat.
The" Sandy Hook left the font of
Warren street at 9:50 and arrived at
the foot of One Hundred and Twenty-
niuth hil'oot at 10:35. “Admiral Dewey
was in fine spirits. although be com-
plained of a slight cold and said he
would wear his shoulder cape during
lilo parade. >
The voyage up the rI' :- was one
mutilluoun ovation. every style of craft
with whistle or other noise making
power availed Itself of the opportunity
to salute the admiral.
Till". PARADE STARTS.
The head of the parade started from
firanl'; tomb at. lltlfi a. m. At the
given signal. the platoon of police ud-
ram-ed. clearing away the crowds that
cvortfowcd into the street. Some lit-
tic distance behind. on a bay horse.
rcdi- Main: General Roe, N. G. S. N.
Y. followed by his stuff. Then came
House's band playing a spirited air
and behind It was a battalion of sal-
lors from tht Olympia.
’l‘hen follow-ed the carriage contain-
Ing Dctvcy, by “bone sine was seated
the mayor of the city. In response to
tho slicers of tho thousands of specta-
tors the admiral bowed light and left
:.nll appeared ul'oatlv pleased at the
warmth of his i‘ft‘t ptlon.
Following Wt’l'v’ three carrfiages coll-
taillinl: Admiral liew't-y's captains:
thou two carriages abreast containing
the personal stzgl‘ of the admiral. 'l‘uo
captains wore Frank Wildes. .i. ii.
l'olzlllan. N. M. liver. H. l’. idlmilf‘l‘itill.
Asa Waller and E. l‘. Wood; the per—
.‘fillf'i staff. Lieutenants 'i‘. ii. liruiuby
and W. H f'ahlvwli. Lieutenant (‘om-
mandol- A. i‘. llmigson and Ensign W.
Laces and Trimmings.
Words prove quite inadequate to
more than hint at the beautiful designs
ill Laces and Trimmings for the com-
ing season. Artistic creations In Plaucu
Laces from delicate spider-web effects
to hold, heavy designs of flowers. vinen.
etc. All-overs. Bands and Edges to
meet every requirement.
Outing Flannel.
l’lne values in short lengths of Out-
ing Flannel—values which are pro-
nonnced by critical observers to be the
2,000 yards
of a good quality Outing Flannel in 2
to Iii-yd. lengths. patterns and color-
inns both varied and pleasing. for 6%"
yd.
best we have ever offered.
Ribbed Underwear.
~‘mma so lam.
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TRISTRAM 8
N0. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING
New Fall Dre-s Goods.
This In the season of the year when people are thinking of something no .
Fnll season. Our line in all ready to show you and contains all the newest ety .
ket. '
New Brondclothn, Covert Cloths. Kerseys. Venetians, Meltoncttel. Wool Chariots,
liomespuns, llenricttas and stylish Fluids for skirts, and Fancy Mixtures for suits.
Black Goods
Fancy Silks
l’oplina for dresses in all the newest
Lace Curtains
Boblnet and Swiss Ruffle Curtains. $2.00 to $4.00 per pair.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, 500. t; 3.1.00 per pair. ’
Rich lrlsfi Point Curtains. $4.30 to $14.50 per pair. .
Houscfurnlshjng Department
SPECIAL PRICES IN DICCORATED DINNER WARE.
Dinner Plates. were 18c. now he each. (‘overed Dishcs, were ”.30, how 65c.
lireaitfast Plates, were the. now tic each , ‘ ,
'l‘ea Plates. were 1252c. now 7c each. Mint “9'” ”mm" were 101" now "0' each.
Two quart Jugs ........ fit
We Plates, were line, now be each.
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'Special prices on Blue Flame Oil Stoves, to close. New Lamp and Toilet were.
’ TRISTRAM e- an'i‘ '2,
Telephone Call. 11-12. . ’
'rllil'rllllnun cofnnltssul. ‘
A dividend at the rate of three and
one-half per cent. per annum has been I
declared from the earnings of the cur< I
rout half year. and will be credited to}
depositors Oct. 2d. 1899. payable on and
Him Oct. to. .V. S. Slil.l.l€t‘K.d i
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Ribbed Corset Covers. white. long
nd short sleeved, 25 and 50c; black.
Ribbed cotton long
Knee
i-‘ino. medium
P. Scott.
Ilear Admiral ilowison and Presi-
dent llanlluluh (inggruhoiiuer of tlloi
Municipal ('ouncil. followed In a car-i
ring», and after them came ltear Ad~,.
mirai liowisnn's officers, (‘dptnin i'. ii. i
f'noper and President Woods of the!
lionrd of .-\ldellucn. ‘
’l‘his carriage preceded eight carrI-I
egos containing rue commanding oili-
ii'i'h of \Iluliral Sampson’s fleet and.
tho udmiral's stall oflicors, the carrl-’
:ets going law abreast. Roar Admit»l
l-l l'ililip. coulnutluinnt of the navy;
lino-(Lita. St. t inll‘ MI‘KQ lway and Lieu-
tenant (‘olunulnslr r Kelly, occupied the
lit?“ carriage. Following came twoi
rarriulzcs abreast containing the iuu-'
ion officers of the Olympia. and after
lthctli in I‘ same formation carriages
filiilli’lf‘iit anti moat hmuhml;mutaiulul: the junior officers of the
Carriages _
lsvo abroad followed. containing the
visiting governors. anu
guests.
Major I‘cueral Nelson A. Miles alld
For the Complexion.
The Virgin Rubber Face Mask is one
if the
ou the freshness and beauty of youth.‘ committees
Sept. 26. 1599. See. and Trees. ,
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Real Estate for Sale. _
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you paid for them.
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Pursuant to an order of this (Tourt of .
l'robate for the district of Norwaik.§
tho subsclibcr o for sale the house
and lot on the sol crly side of Havi- t
land street In South Norwalk lately}
own-i» and occupied by William, Il.|
llrowvauow deceased. ‘
l). WARREN I-‘lTi'll.
Administrator.
Norwalk. September 22, 1x99.
In Sailings
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Annual lown- Meeting.
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We have always made a specialty of Fine Black Dress Goods. and 01¢ connections with the bent importers
and manufacturers In this line enables us to show the‘very best things that the market affords. At present we are
showing the newest weaves in Crepons, Cheviots, llomespuns. Storm and Clay Sergen, lienriettan and Cultures.
Fancy Silks for waists are more popular than ever. We have a larger line this than than we m“. m:
shown before. Nothing like them ever shown before in Norwalk.l(:ome In and look them our. New line of Silk
shades—handsome an the finest silk and will wear twice an long.
in our new Carpet Department we are showing a full line of Lime and Ruffle Curtains.
This In a new department with us only started last July—consequently we have no old stock to work off.
Agate Pie Plates...................loc
Agate Wash Basin.................10c
NORWALK, CONN.
Attractive. Economy
is paying renso‘le prices for c'iothes that
old their shape and continue long ln ser-
Vlce, consequently never begrudglng what
The stripes and checks, together with the
plain blue ant 0x fords. are prevalent, and
made up into either single-breasted(seats
with doublesbreastcd vests, or double-
brcasted coats with single-breasted vests“
This season the two-piece garment is still
~ in the lead, but the combination suit is
gaining in popularity; it is made to fit the
body as closely as a glove fits the hand,
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'i'ho Imiue pm, "WWI...“ m ”1,, "4.1a” kinds. No expensive nor injuriousl
mind is lion an ill form and Is'nmde. i (.hmmmfi’ lult a process of nature.
or oi‘tllicctl carat gold. The handlesI
no i'oluiod or three dolphins. in green?
gold. A}? ml the hock arc i‘ol'ty-ilvei
stats, g" cmutlc ol' the union. i'hei
. e cup is divided by the flan-I
illroo panels. wliic hare om-
institsnnco.
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.‘ r lill' principal decorationsi BRmmBT
i but panel is a portrait ill ro-.I
Iii .‘ttiiuil'di Dewey. surrounded}
rc:l:ll of oak leaves. the whole|
an eagle with outstretched
‘ . l'iltk‘i‘nf‘iiiii this panel upon
the Iz:;,u:l around the foot are the let-
tors“. n. l‘. s. N.”
_ 'l be second panel has chased in hail
robot a picture of tho Olympia and Dev
math is a t~ilit‘itl with four stars bo-
tokonilig tilt-,U-cipieut's grade. 0n the
third panel _ls on csmlfcboon upon
which is cfigrdlcd the inscription. with e )tic 510"er
lilo halo of the mayor and moluborsi p I ‘ ‘ ‘ ”
of the municipal assembly and of the:
lotllnitlcc on plan and M‘Ililt‘. ’i‘hof
coat of arm.- of tho city of Now York
transmitters.
U "snort“; 'ri-um'rnE.‘
Saturday Evening. Sept. 30lli‘;
First time here of the popular suc-
cess of the season. The laugh produc-
ing recipe for bruised nerves and dys-
~ as under tilc
ltaiu Miller. with two battalions and a
4 separate division. and behind them the
carriages abreast. and than came at
I.ii‘li'li.il' tolllalliillt: lloar Admiral
Winfield Scull Schlo-y and Joseph N.
Milli-r. ..
.\ long row of carriuncs followed.
containing members of the Municipal
Assembly. distinnuirhcd guests and
visiting vlizlliifiirics.
'l'llo naval brigade of the North .-\f~
lanlic fleet commanded by ('aptain
f‘hurics ll. 'l'lloluas. followed
The naval brigade was followed by
the brigade of the regular army.
I'clol‘lu: came the militia of the
various states, nith that, of New York
in the van. commanded by Governor
Hoosevolt \villi Squadron A an escort.
The National Iiilard of New York state.
command of Gencra’l
.iaflltrl .\Icl.ecr. After them came the
Naval Mlllliu uudol' command of (‘ap—
old guard of tlio city of New York.
(‘onent licut's militia pl‘cscntcd a finn
appearance with the first. company of
domination. Spain was at till-H!“ IH'IUW tho inscription. About
Intent conquered. The. Pacific : ”I" loot etc a series oi" anchors. a rtipo‘
’ps in that instant, cleared mt'tioil in three hunts. dolphins. seaweed
orees. leaving to too rolnalnd-ti'ntl othcr nautical devices. Tile cup
Tl.
one
qt)!
1' N 'r naval and latid forces me, ciao-ls tilirttgu inches hieh. has a. on.
e“ swreping clean the Atlantic i liilt’iil' ”7 iU'JI' “mi “HP-hail quarts. ani-
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Over the. Fence.
l with the Idea to amuse and present It!
‘Scencry and Effects. and a series of
achievement of such superb
5 as the battle in Manila
‘ lollstration is no more fri—
rsonai friend. a fellow cit-
slmgde and lleserved roc-
le debt fill“ the public scr—
. proved himself grandly
' faithful to his country s;
onor. '
nailed a man of destiny.
It is the destiny of mer-
the conscientious obedi-
‘f one skilled In Eli"! and
- baa no mason to Par
4 her sea fighters \vlill
nations. The birth of
, vo to hrr Paul Jones.
tom of menu highway».
and the war for her
‘cai integrity gave her
Hints with pride to a; .‘
it says to all nation-z
on can.’ The Wdi'
used for common hu-
Iiehalf of her island
her Dewey. who cal.
hesc idolized nauti—
nubllc is well mark-
ts go rcsoundin:
airing .of the vast
character of the oc-
-y rode. lived. noted 3
grout achievements l Thursday Ind Friday of ash
Miss Daird. having swurcd
additions, ivrgs to state that she will
open her School on
SEPl‘. 28th, 'i'0 DAY PUPILS. :
Academic. and College Preparavbiry
Classes will be In charge of College
Women of abilit ' d experience. .
The Ancient niid Modern Languages
will be thoroughly taught by twmpetent
butchers.
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Two instructors. both Conservatory
tiraduatcs. will be employed for Music.
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There will be specialists in the dr-
parlnwuts of Art. Eiocution and Gym.
amnion.
A Klmlcrgartcn and Pri'n'lry Dc
menu will be added to the schoo‘
tel
no pm,” will be soared to, the dc lop-I presenting the latest songs and dances
mean of tlhate littlelonea. in all
rails of physical culture. as we
mind morals and manners.
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Mien Baird in at home to v on. (till
more formance will be presented an elegant:
room and some very (imirahlp gun-at... bronze souvenir of the item of Manila. In a ing
gag—pg through her rot-om. changes ar'li‘4" commemoration of {)ewey Day.
.wizzt: onIsaIe at i’laisted'n and; Purchases
Tuesdaylpct. 8d;
In the Deliciously DrollComedy—Dramai Whether for the whole house or for
rrm. or Mill’l'll .mn unnatuns’r. '" 8“" ”'9 “W '" “‘"V‘ """ ”mm"
Embracing a company of
,wgd'. Drug Stores.
the Governor’s Foot Guards. two regi-
ments. a mm mile gull battery. a naval
battalion and several detached compan-
tos, all commanded by Colonel Lucien
; IA‘. llurpce. '
An original conceit written solely,
iLlT'l‘lillthi REVIEW of Costumes.
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P’Til‘f‘leBJ, no and 7.3 coma,
' ‘ol' l-‘l'uNl'rl'uu. RI'GS. OIL CLOTH.
ATRE' i .\l.\'l"l'l.\'tl. l.l.\'0l.lv2I'M. \leoovv
anions. on ANY Goons IN
THE llol'sn rI'aletl-
I.\‘(l LINE.
,uov‘r's THE
A Q, Scammon’s Co.
one room. It will pay you to examine
our Stock and get price» “the purch-
asers will find It to thy’r advantage to
take the time to look. We are willing
‘Side Tracked i”
STRONG Si'l‘l’A’l‘lfMVS.
AND SHNSATIONAI. HPP'PXWS.
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(‘LHVEH f‘OMi-IDIANS
l. J. [Jilliiii ll 80.
Funeral illusion fl
he Creators of Comedy. and the Al'—
knowiedgcd Leaders of All.
and Elabalmenl“%
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Price-25; 50 and .5 cents. ‘
Sean-I on able at l'laistod'a nml‘
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The inhabitants legal Voters of the]
‘i'onu of Norwalk, ill the t'ouniy of.
r'airfield are hereby notified and warn- '
ed that the Annual IUWII Meeting or,
said Norwaik, will be held on Monday i
the 2d day of October. lslili. for the. pur- ‘
pose of electing by ballet all of thci
town officers. excepting only those by;
{aw provided to be appointed by the Se- ’
lcctmen. i
The polls will be open for said pur-
post‘ from 6 o‘clock in the forenoonl
ulltll 5 o'clock in the afternoon at thel
following places, to wit:—'
Tile Town House for the int Voting?
District.
The store at No. i‘.’ tloath Main street
in the City of South Norwalk for the?
1d Voting District. and m i
Randall‘s new building on the Berle-i
~Iict l’arm Bridge at East Norwalk for
he 3d Voting District.
Dated at Norwalk aforesaid. the 27th
lay of September. than.
I‘Zi’lIRAIM THUMBS.
SAMUEL LYNI-lS.
ir'..ll. MERRILL.
Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk.
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Rea}...- Motbl Bought.
Manufacturers and private residents!
thus with less weight gives an
warmth. The' suit fitting so sung] the
weight comes upon the shoulders and hips,
being in one piece the annoyance of
the drawers slipping below the vent isen-
and
tirely avoided?
In Hosiery ' '
For men the fancy kind are superceding
the plain. Fancy s 'rripes, checks and com-
binations of bright colors on dark back-
isin, renter
demand and the effects are han somer
are
\a-
grounds prevail. Cashm
than ever.
FRANCIS St CO.
Clothiers and
Furnishérs,
as Washington Rtmt. South Korcalll. Com
house. 13-15 Raymond street.
. .. . . . - -- — ~- -» he have refuse Iron. copper. brass or
~ , . . a w moi pleasing I into-oars. sov-t “ ‘
0 d h’r i:lanls of the dc lf't'.'S- l t‘U-r'v imoo. .- n . ‘ . i . _ .. ..,_..~. A _,. old metals of any kind, can _get the
?} Camished arid scattered llaliils ‘ Major {Liberal MUN 3”in just 31‘ i'illl‘lIv]xiii-ii(‘3:in(iiiir'iPollilimri‘f"i tflhriil ‘vf‘gfy. i ,\l.I. Tl”: DA" B RY ‘ mgiwlmi t‘ufih‘prirics “if “if“! by nef‘ldint: r I - i — W H fim—Efi: "
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‘ iii Hvying:cit-Iosrnpl'l'shcd in a lta— , 4.. ', , ? :a‘t;l:lt”r:)l\hrl, DAlrt ES' and “PM“ i 06! 2‘07 v99 strict attention to business and honor- Annual City Eiecfion' N T] . - $
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0 ~. 'I ~; n klllel. Int Zoo S ian- ,. . . . . the wants of the people. Address. . - . .
‘ ' 12:“.‘fmm lmn’dm, wimp 3.3mm“ up D" SCHOOL .}3'\';1Eh{{3"{‘{xg‘ilfiffbe” °' "W BFS‘.’ o. I noun“. noc'v. ABRAHAM iiAKRIs, city Ufiit‘fl’s. will be. held on Monday.
“ms“ ille' destroyed. and’ ,V . i .1 . . . . \‘o'rir _ Residence. 58 Spring street; swmlwr -lld. 1399. The Police Station .
ost to her forever. History; 1 53 West Ave “ ’-
i liaviland street. in said city. has Whereas
ibeen designated as the voting place in the office
.for said election. The polls will re-i
i main open from six o'clock“
i live o'clock p. m.
i For order of the Council.
j JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
City Clerk.
South Norwnlk, Conn. September-of
I5. 1899.
School > .
Books, %
Pads, , ‘
Pencils, M SW“ l... ..
written application hastmainder of the
Pen,
been made to this (‘oltrt for the ad-
rministrntion to probate of a certain
and School Supplies of
all kinds at
ll. H. PiliSllfl’S,
will of .iohn 0. Smith. late or Nor—
43 Washington St.,
‘ walk. in said district. deceased:
Ordered. That said application be
,.
So. horwalk,
Conn.
heard and determined at the Probate
'i
.. Order of . Notice:
l
titlice in Norwaii‘. on the 6th day of
October. little), at lM'clocI-l. foreman
and that public notice thereof be giv
"l to all persons Interested thcrrin by :
publishing this order In a if
having a circulation in said dist ct. at Ivan". Did
Ive! six days before said day of car- Dated .1
Ii 5. ~
ASA B. “'OODWA l'. D.
store at No. 42
. s30 It
a vacancy In about to‘exiut
of the Judge of Pro
the Probate Dlntrirt of N . "
a. m- until istate of Connecticut,'by . ..
ifact that on March 3i, 1900 ..
sent incumbent. the Hon. Ana 8. .
ward. becomes seventy yearn ’
Now. therefore. pursuant to
q _' the Governor. the cl». -
Ila-ozdwgtown of Norwnlk in the
— ‘- Fairtleld and state 0!. 0c .
.hereby notified and "ms
lumday the mood day Of“ - .
i 1899. to give in their vote- for
to fill the oflice of Judge of Pro
after said vacancy occurs.
Thcpollswtliboopnfor-ld-
pone from 6 o’clock in the M
; until 5 o'clock in the afternoon I
' followinl piano. to Witt—Tho -
So. in Main street in the city v
walk. for the Pivot Voting Diurict
: line city of South Norwnln for the .
and Voting District and In Rand."
new building on the Benedict Flaw
smear bridge at East Norwpflk for, . . '
l3
Norwalh, for the“ .
present otnciel
South Main lire
Norwalk Chronicler