stalk gunmen: genuine!
jut—fitgliav. NOTIEMBER 5‘ nut—if
List of Letters
Remaining in the rust other at Smith Norwalk
.\0\ 0th. 1&1 Persons railinu forany ofthc lct-
‘lll please nay they are ailieriisetl
Julia Rimes. .I. ll Brown. John Brown. A. I".
Benedict. Imuzst‘nolvv. “'illiani Doyle. Mrs. t‘, A.
I-‘rancis. James Ii Hsn‘erti. Mrs John Keenan.
Ira ll stereos. .lohn scyruour. 1".niotliy Tierney.
Louis I. Ilnilt-y.
J. S.
New Advertise-manta.
\ilvertiitcrs to mourv a Pronun- must furnish cop) no
later than Mondl\ IIUI‘YI
A 6"!
New York \‘iin
Raymond Punis- r t‘o.
Diamond R in: lost
Ilonsi kts';--r \\ utiltrd
birv tes- llzhl-lt and \‘v
Marshar’ .- st'lrl’ \
\t .L \ cur-ash i s t lliriis .llrsn
Maser Illil IIIlll .ii tlrgat' ll r'hard “3-11.",
U1d\\t .Ilisik sin‘. i.i.lt:tr .\l:i.~trt~.s..\tust ll:..‘..
N-w l?
It u A'kan-iw Traii'ltr ‘
lItu.— .\o\ :..n
‘tm ol the Ft) .izg l‘..u
“was. Not. Ill‘i
Flu-infrau~ tip. r...
.iito the l“ rt." ripen
Amount of Hyatt-rs [\ported to I‘urope
for In It ending tli-tuber :llst. : KS5.
svrtniri. i-om anions
“you. it; 1, “‘1‘“! -‘
Atlr a' ' 1.46?
5‘ H'x 13:73
t u .tt‘..~'~r. :54
l'I'l. e; a i. i~:ei\ L“
H .,; .i. llaiz. or; (L'-
i.
Ties 1.“:
\I‘I'I I \I .‘t'I‘II In.
No“ evil. lla- M \Tl\ll will been
largt-d, ail-l the Illlli‘ of issui- changed to
Saturday morning,
\i‘. t‘ t'olib his in ved to \Utlnfi rd.
‘o lIN'ftllth' it'll factory No l is being
paiiitt d.
Tut sdav \\ as a cold dayrw especially cold
day for Republicans.
Iilliitr Lodge “Ill work the first iIt"
git-e lit at \Vediii-s-lay t \eiiuig.
Ma). t‘rowe attended the tlrand .\riiiy
fair at liridgep-irt Saturday \‘\t‘lllll:.
Mrs .Iatites K. t'rofut presented her
husband \\ itli a nine pound girl Sunday.
IlltI \Vt'll Isolut‘ lodge \\'lll “Willi Illt‘
third tIt :ree on the evening of the le‘th.
wliiiy your l‘ateiit Mt dicines and
l‘aiii-y tloods at l'laisted‘s drug store.
III“III'"IIII\I attend the speiiiil town
Illi‘t‘llllg Saturday afternoon at ‘3 o'clock.
t‘lizirles lloyt of New t‘ariaan succeeds
14th. 700." at 8:30 a. m.
The store fronts in Lsuder‘a block are
being painted.
Mrs. Dr. Nolan died at Denver. COL.
yesterday morning.
Communication "About that Caucus“
too late for this ituue.
Company D attended the Armory fair
at Bridgeport last evening.
4000 Cider B irrels and Regs at Ray-
mond Brother for sale.
A. S. Durand has added very largely
to his collection of stuffed birds and
animals. which are shown in his market
window. i
The Mother (loose and Pie entertains
nient given at the Baptist church last
evening was a very pleasant atI'air and
Well attended.
Every body who expects to keep warm
and have roast turkey for t‘hristmas
should read the Raymond Furnace Go‘s.
new advertisement.
kit will pay you to call at Seymour
Ilros. and inspect the large invoice of
line t‘rianiery and Dairy Butter just rc-
ceived. t‘lieap for cash.
The Bridgeport News. speaks of Nor-
walk as “that town of mysteries and
surprises.“ because it went back on
(ilover for representative. .
I‘aul Her: was before Judge Ely last
Saturday charged with slander by Geo.
F. Fischer. The case was continued till
Saturday of this week. .
Mr. .\. .l. t‘rossmoii will attend the
meeting of the National Board of llir~
ectors of the Hat I“llllr€llt‘l‘§ Associaton
at Philadelphia to-nioi'row.
. ~The store now occupied by John Fil~
sincerJtailroad place. is to let. Apply :it
Adam‘s iii-iikt t.
Everybody who is It] favor of a line
share drive should attend the town
meeting Saturday at 3p. m.. and pre-
vent the rescinding of the vote for the
shore read.
Members of the lltiiliiiry company
of the Fourth h‘euiiiient. accuse t‘.ip~
titin Nash of lh‘ltlg‘ uriwariatitahly ar~
hitrary and severe. and have appealed
Itl Illt‘ t‘itllII.
Mr. aiid Mrs. J. \\'. Srudwell cele—
brated the tenth anniversary of their
wedding Mondav evening in tho society
of their friends at their rooms in the
Maliackemo Ilolel.
—.lust received. I‘ure Rock
Syrup. just the thing for cakes.
per quart. tit St-yiiiour liros.
(‘a tidy
L‘Tr cts.
ll, \\'. Ila) tiieiid as low p» r of the alms-
Il-Iilst‘.
Th.- ltev. N. (l. \‘lieiiey will preach in
t. lt‘ l'. ist .\\v~. M l‘I. t'liiiicli IH'.\I Sunday
riioririiig. Nov. ~
Mr. lllllI .‘Its. t has. If,
start for l’lort-iiee. .‘t .l dbl“
l'la.. on Saturday.
\\'ilswii or”
county.
.I. H. Ferris is hivinu‘ a shed built on
his property foot of \\'.isliiii:t~iii street.
It Will be ‘33qu and used to shelter
tiiick. wiiod.cement and other material
in which Mr. Ferris deals.
Sweiiholrii. the man who attempted to
steal Mr. \Ylieeler‘s‘ horse. andw'ap-
tun-d in first Norwalk. was yesterday. in
J >sephiiie Salli-s has li-w-ii KT‘IIIII'II a
divorce fioiii t‘liailcs \\'. Sailcs on
grounds of a-liilti-iy.
Next Sunday t'Vt'ltllILf lion l‘, M.l'e;.:i:.
at the .‘letlw-l:st (hurt-ii. \\ ill preach on
If?“ illIiI r-qi.~_\ ill\‘t~tt'e.
\ .l. t‘r-~fiit b it for l .iliforiiia )t-stei~.
day on a l'llsllli'ss ir.p. ll-- \\‘.ll be .
Rllsi‘lllltlltllll s'.\ “tilts. i
The 'J 1" «apr. ss fl'i-Ill New York and g
the 7 in p. Ill. express train from New l
Haven li.t\t' ln'i' discontinued. l
Noiualk is put down for $l".”tlil iii the ‘
annual est-mate of the war tIv‘Il‘ll‘lllli‘llI I
I
l
l
l
l
l
for iiiiproveiiietit of harbors.
~Siiiall l‘resli hams for roasting
cents a pound. l'ork and sailsaue
cents a pound. \t l". llayt-s' marl“ t.
Jami-sl‘. Manhunt. formerly of the
[rut ol Iilu\\tl. Sherwood i‘ “\'.. this
city die l at lin l. wire lll I’lll'ivblyll. Nat-
lll'lil) \\.i~lllllltil\t‘~li‘riI.‘l_\'
lo
.10
'lin' aged lady whodied in one of thd
III.l\\ iii‘...’ room eats of the t‘oiisolitlati-d
,riiad lust \Vi'iliii-stiav pin-veil [ii IDQ' [he
\\ do of Judgi- .\ik«~ti of lii'eeiilii-ld.M_iss.
.\ gut-d shore r.» id will l--- .i great Itt‘ll
oh: 1.: I'It‘l Nwrwalk and ll-in-dit't
l.tflll. .\tlel.il the t: on meeting; :tt‘.’
I‘t'lt‘t'k Sulllltla} till. [Hindi and \'uli‘ I‘tbl‘
it.
\t the rT-giilir iii wi.tlil\ iii~ vtiiigof St.
Mary s 'l'. .\. ll s.-. :- t} rmld Mnial iv t-\
t-tiiii; it “as \~ lvtl l - m i l I M viable at
I."\k\\l'l|il“ ll til Finlay tvt-riir ~_: Nov,
Iiill.
"the Ills! lecture iii the t‘UllI‘sl'ItIltt‘i
given ill the Mela-list t’l‘lllt'll uptown
\\lll be m in. rid to Hit Ili|\\ night by
.I ll. Iltllllllli'll. Nil-J-i't. "Picturesque
Ill-Ila ‘
it will pav you t-r call at St-ytiiotir
liros and “apt-ct the large iiiyoice of
tun-t lt,tlllt iy and llivry liiitter Just rc-
l‘l‘l‘tiI rural-for t~.isi..
lf illt‘ \l‘I" f l‘ the s..'lt~' I“I\I is I!"
hl’lllill d :i'. the too i. |:.t I t:ii,.: .\.ttitiday
afternoon it “Ill it a bad l-lt-w to I:I‘I
N mm. aid l2. l-tiI.t'l l ll'lll. l.~-t en 1'}-
bw ly vote to i.a\e the “w; l. .1 i n:;.
.‘II'Ii \\ liu l: l\t‘ I-i Ir;i\tl IIil‘ \‘ioli‘ rilllil
t‘atit'ut il-n l-ctttt‘ than to take half a
day Natitida) and Illll'llil the town int-et-
ing at. l \--Iv‘ against the Itsi‘llt'llllg of
tla v .tw t-- put it ill .:--oi t‘it'.il.llt|lt.
The first . f the '.l «nil. Mr. it If \rt-us‘
waspr mutt-d in -l-sv.' citrk lll .\iI:\Ill.‘
lixprtss cube. .‘lr l.;r:lefair lain-s Mr.
ll‘\r'.-_~is’ place as vlll\r'l'. .‘llHl Mr. 1..
\‘avatniifiuh .lZl-‘l. is to :lw- «vzlii'v- nights.
'\\.l|t'll you w till ‘I rt‘liltllil' and safe
‘II‘III{I\ I:ilil llst‘ Thalsl-‘il's Ntitll‘ult‘tl Nit-
lultoii of i 'arbohc \~‘;-l.
l'artit-s who desire milk. vegetables,
eggs. and all farm and garden produi‘e'
should read llu-iitstin lirotliers iiew all.
vertrsemeni. They have a full stock of
all tht-se things and sell at reasonable
illll‘t‘i.
ltev. Mr. Iloss‘ sermon Sunday even-
ing. on Religion and Ariiiisemeiits was
an excellent one. ll. took a conserva-
tive pt-sition on the question and resi
cogmzed the benefits of the legiimate
drama.
—.\'perry & llarnes‘ Hams and Lard. at
Hearst-Is mar'ket. 7M Main street.
lln Friday the New York. New Haven
& Hartford railroad paid to.the state
treasury their tax for the year ending in
tictober. The aiiwiiliit was 3323.02305.
This is the heaviest single tax that is
paid into the state treasury.
If there is a manifestation of a general
.desire on the part of residents of this
city East Norwalk and Benedict Farm
for the shore road. it can be secured.
To show this attend the town meeting
Saturday afternoon at ‘2 o'clock.
—1He0 t‘ider Barrels and Kega at Ray-
mond Brothers for sale.
Saturday evening “'illiam Nash threw
a stone through the window of the
Hobbie House on Railroad square. He
was captured on the railroad station
platform and is now serving a sentence
of thirty five days in Bridgeport jail.
The (‘ity of Albany was tied up to
(Sen. Taylor‘s dock Saturday night.
Owing to the slant of the bottom when
the line fell the vessel careened outward
and if the lines had not been cast off the
dock would have been torn to pieces.
The steamer was shiftt'd to the stealth
boat dock for the present.
John II. Light Esq. and Principal E.
S. Hall lddreascd the children at the
Sunday school concert given in the
Methodist church Sunday evening. They
gave them sound advice. and cited ex-
nmplecto inspire them with high and
pure aspirations.
—Just received. Pure Rock (‘andy
Syrup. jun; the thing for cakes. 25 etc.
per quart. at Seymour Bros.
The furnishing of the Reading room is
nearly com leted with the prospect of
being in 0 er for the use of all during
next week. Thus tar all bills are paid or
» provided for and periodicala paid for for
‘ the coming year. Funds which are now
collected and receipts from dues of mem-
boracan bcapplied to the purchase of
new book.
Selectman Brown of New Haven save
that the Bridgeport natural oyster beds.
which compriae something like l.000
area. have been severely damaged by
_ the atorrna Of the past month. and that
& restore tbcoe beds a new set or‘ oysters
will be required. During the past N‘l-
nou be counted at one time eighty-rive
“in dredging for need oyaters on
but: natural beda.
.7 At the meeting of the stockholders of
. “a Danbu a Norwalk Railroad laat
3 way t c retiring officers wercre-
‘ .7 The report showed the not
canton of the mad for the year
mat! to "0,377.83. a considerable
dove: the year previoua. The
an 0th pmt‘utti are in good oondi~
and an tbata
:slill’t‘ Its-fun- fil
. tioiis for iiieiirbeisliip received favorable
illt‘il-‘ll.
. :tiid
l however. should remember that Koch it i
.8 ill forward all goods bought at their l
l
l
' Illt‘
't‘lzliiese.
’ t‘onstipation and l’iles ;
‘ III'“ on the bowels.
' relations to I'laisted's drug store.
the Superior 1 ‘ourt. sentenced to States
prison for three years.
Mr. (loo. 1. Phillips has startedflthe
Messenger business between this city and
New \‘oik. He will take the 905‘ a. in.
train daily. tlrilers left at ll ixier‘s drug
ll‘t‘I‘N‘k \\'lll Ilt‘ IIIIQ‘IltIt‘tI
Iii Ilit‘ do) l‘t‘t“‘l\'i‘il.
Mrs. iI-Illlt" ll Nash gave a liolloweeii
party :it li~ r residence on llii view
.\\'~-tilte The vomit: folks cracked nuts
and pulled molasses candv and had a
mud time ueiurrally \\'o have not
lvllli't‘il whether there was any ducking
for apples Itlll prubalilv there was a
general discovery of future parlii -rs.
.\ new series of services will be giver:
at IIll' l'aiigregational \‘iiiircli next Sah-
liatli evening. The pastor is to «It‘IIVt'I' a
courseof sermons on the first live of the
ten 1Nttlllll-‘llltllllt‘llls. T‘i-~ introductory
topic will he "The ll“ l‘l its unity; its
retitioii to the Jewish c-uleot’ tiiorals.
and to t‘ iristr'iiiiiy." '1‘.-\l: ll ‘tlt. till.
.. li..ii‘i use patent lltvtllt'lllt‘s’ when
you can get l‘iaisted‘s lilixir of (‘alisiiya
for To t‘ellts.
Tlit-Uddfellows‘ Mutual .\id .\s.soci:i~
lion last Friday t‘\t“ll!|;.“', benefits of $1.—
.‘tiio each were voted .in the deaths of
H lwiii S. Ilivisivf New Haven. lleiiry
Twenty-five boys wanted to nail the
813mm. Saturday morning. November
mus-am
Hit. the Aria-saw Traveller.
To night. Mr. Cbanfrau will appear at
the ra House as “Kit. the Arkansaw
Trave ler." If the Opera House is not
filled it will not be because the play does
not. deserve it. Mr. Cbanfrau has a
world-wide reputation. and “Kit" is hia
greatest character. The drama is excit-
ing and amusing. the "Judge“ and the
“Mayor“ being characters that have to
be seen to be apprecia'ed. Mr. Chan-
frnu has the general endorsement of the
press. and his many long engagements
prove the attractiveness of the play.
Seats on sale at Plaisted‘a drug stores.
l‘rol’. Taylor‘s Cnbnllatlc Wonders.
Prof. E. C. Taylor‘s first entertain-
ment given at Music. Hall last evening
was well attended. He performed many
clever. feats of legerdemain. in all of
which the illusion was complete. The
egg dance by Mlle Irena Was a reiuarka~
ble exhibition of calculation. and the
Marionettes were very amusing. The
distribution of presents was a very pleas-
ing feature of the entertainment. as all
holders of numbered tickets received
presents of a valuable and useful charac—
ter. such as a silver plated custom. cake
baskets and knives. glass sets. bed
spreads. bags of flour. etc. The. princi-
pal present this evening will be a china
set of 48 pieces. There will also be a
full change of llrllgl’alllll’u‘. including the
lt‘f‘lill suspension of Mlle Irena. Master
Fitz-ribbon is quite a marvel as a per-
former oii the piano forte.
IIr. Vincent’s Lecture.
Dr. Vincent. who is widely known as
Sutwrintendeut of' the (‘liautauqua As-
sembly and President of the t‘hauiauqua
Liter/try and Scientific t‘ircle. will open
the Library lecture course at the t‘on—
gregatioiial church next Monday even
ing. Nov. 9th. His name is a household
word iti many families throughout the
country. He is a man of popular tact.
who has great capacity of thought. of
humor. of pathos. and. added to this a
kindling enthusiastn.-in short. he pus~
seesz's all the qualities of true eloquence.
llr. \‘iucent is one of the most attractive
speakers tli it ever charmed an audience.
and is said to be especially bright and
entertaining In his treatment of "That
Iliiy "
Out of the Frying l'iali into the Fire.
The famous conimedians Harrison and
(lourlay. supported by the most excel~
lent comedy organization that has ever
heretofore appeared With them. and who
have become world renowned during the
past three years in the presentation of
their laughing success “Skipped by the
Light of the Moon," will be seen at. the
Norwalk Opera House for the first time.
next \Vediiesday evening. lll their new
and original humorous play eccentrical-
l_v titled “lhit of the Frying Pan Into
the Fire." This pr iductioii has been the
reigning rage of laughter in all the prin-
cipal cities of H iglaud and Great Britain
for the past year. and is universally cons
ceded to he the funniest of all funny pros
diictions known to the annals of the
modern stage. It is a continuous volley
of laughter. an incessant theme of merri-
merit. overt] t\\‘lll',,: with vitality, action.
liiiiriorous groti-sqiieiit-ss. verbal fun and
.3. ‘1l'i:|~’lli‘ Iiilnriiv. and judging from
lllt‘ description of it wherever produced.
it is safe to say that all who fail seeing
this perfortiiaiice will miss more filti than
they Will be able to derive from any otli~
er source fora loin: time to come. The
cast is a model one lll every particular.
iiicliidirii: the names of fifteen artists of
iia:.--....l {ante and reputation. and is ex-
at‘tlv the same as Will shortly appear in
this play at one of the principal theatres
of New York for a long engagement.
The sale of seats commences Siturday
a. m. at l’laisted‘s (It‘ll): stores.
IIIII “‘4‘ IIIHII‘ at I.J|IIIIQ‘I‘ (‘0. ‘IIIIsll‘rIn
(lld \Yell llmvk X ladder t‘ompaiiy
\\'Ill given iiiinstrel and variety enter-
taiiimeiit :it Music Hall. Tuesday t'\‘ett-
trig. Nov. 17. The full troupe is given
in announcement in another column.
Mr. .\. l.. First-y will manipulate the
bones and llr. l‘ Many the taiiilsiiirinu
ast-iid men. and Mr. l‘hillip N. Knapp
Will act as ltllt‘I'IiM'Illill. Some tine solos
\\'l.i:vple of lliiiiiingh‘iiii and Morit4oiii~
ery liflu-rt ol Iillil-Jtll rt. and a benefit
of $3.000 \\‘.\s \‘ott-il on Illt‘tll‘t‘tlll of Henry
KtiappoLNew II:t\‘t'll. Eleven applica—
tliir readeis no doubt have read the
adv. of Messrs. Koch tk' Siti.‘.‘0tli Ni. and
t‘izli .\ve.. N. Y. This house long
favorably known wherever llry ;
lloodsare used that our rec-iiiiiiielsida-l
tion scarcely necessary. I‘atroris. l
IS st)
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l
ls‘
'stores free of charge to arm distance
i\\'ltl-lll TR itiiles of New Yoi k. .
Rev. .\. l". lieard. ll. ll . p istor of Illi‘i
Am. Heart t'htlit-li lll Paris. has been 5
eluctid secret try of the .\iiieric.iii Mis— i
stoiiary Association, which reprosi-nia ’
t‘oiiifrei; itioiial t‘liurclies‘ this i
c-itiitry iii laboring for the elevatini of
despised races. the Negroes. Indians and
The associ itioii are coiiti lent
of lh. ll-arls acceptanceand will all
le‘lpillt‘ his return to this country
vi ithiir a short time. His return will be
\\t'il’i>llli‘~l. -'
«It \\'lil pay you to call at Seymour .
llros. and Inspect the lame iiivoiceof;
IIilt‘ t‘it- inii-ry and lttiry Iiutter Just re—i
emit-d. \‘heap for cash. '
The simplest and hes: regulator of the l
iif
disordered liver in the world. are t ar-
ier‘s Little Liver I'ills. Thev give
prompt relief iii Sick Headache. llizzi-
iiess. Nausea. etc : prevent and cure
remove sallows
ness and pimples from the complexion.
and are mild arid gentle in their opera~
Carter‘s Little Liver
l'ills are small and as easy to take as sug-
ar. One pill a dose. Price. ‘25 cents.
Several locals appear in this issue in
Mr.
l'laistt d sticcessfullv runs stores at each
end of ttie town. They have been des-
ervedly popular. because the proprietor
h: s spared neither expense nor pains to
niaketliem so. He keeps the purest
drugs to be bought and the finest variety
of toilet articles and druggist sundries.
Matty of the leading proprietary articles
lie manufactures himself. and can guar~
antee their purity. Mr. McDonald. has
charge of the city store. He is a skilled
ant. “‘l’eful druzgist. and gives his per-
.soiiai attention to the putting up of phy-
sictans prescriptions.
—L‘areful selection of drugs and ac-
curacy in compounding prescriptions is
what makes l’laisted‘s drug store so
popular with the physicians.
Two specials brought into the sta~
tion house this morning a little oyster-
man slightly drunk. Being someivhat
belligerent in manner he was ‘at once
surrounded liv a half dozen of stalwart
regulars. OtIiCer Finn. who believes
that there is a charm in music that will
soothe the savage. at once began to
whistle a breakdown and the prisoner
forgot his belligerency and began a
dance. “'hen enquired of as to his
name he remarked. “call the Charlie
Ross. the lost boy.“ but cold~ininded
Officer Jennings entered him on the
slate as “\Velch. oysterman. Norwalk.
drunk.“—Bridgeport Leader.
The New Haven Journal of the 30th
continued the following: “Miss Mary
H. Dutton. sister of Superintendent
Samuel T. Button. and George \\'.
Haslet. of Hillsboro. of N. IL. were
united in marriage at the residence of
Mr. Dutton. 12-1 High street. esterday
afternoon. the Rev. Erastus lakesleo
officiating. The ushers were: J. E.
Dutton. of Boston. a brother of the
bride. Dunne Hopkins. of New York
city and Messrs. Penney and Paradise. of
Yale college. The marriage was a
private affair. and was witnessed by
about sixty of the couple's relatives and
friends. A fine supper was served.
Redcliffecatervr. Mr. and Mrs. Ilaslet
left on a wedding tour last evening to be
absent about two weeks.“
The Danbury and Norwalk railway
company are to increase their facilitie-
for handling coal. which will be much
to their own advantage and the greater
convenience of their patrons. The sur-
veys and plans have been made for
building a double track tmxle about 600
feet long and fourteen feet high, in the
rear of the round house and machine
shop. This bright of trestle will provide
room for large bins underneath the
trackjtntu which coal may be dumped
from dm bottmn gondola can. Thin
track wil leave the main track at a.
point near the gas house,and will ex-
tend nearly to Osborn Bmtbcra‘ lumber
beanordemdandtheworkot
- qu,wllljo don.
m3“; musics
yard. A number of the gondolacara
av.
and choruses are assured from the talent
interested. F. Lauder is a "specialist.”
and other “varieties" will be announced
till the prt-graititlle. Iii addition to t'ie
miiistrel perfuriiiaiiee. the farce entitled
“My Father's \\ ill." \\ ill be enacted by
Mrs. I“ll\li_\':zllltl Messrs N. Taylor. .Ir..
and H. l’. l‘rlcc. Mooslin's celebrated
New York orchestra \vtll furnish music.
The proceeds :ire for the beiietit of the
coiiii-aiiy. The event will probably be
the leading one among uiiiuseiiit-iits this
seas-"i. and be the means of putting
slickels into the treasury of a deservuig
orgaiiiznion. 'l‘iciietstor sale at l‘lais-
tcd‘s drug stores and by members of the
company. Diagrams will be open at
Hoyt aiiilSpezuwr‘s. Saturday Nov. H.
at Ta. iii. '
It.“ euport 's l-Zugugeuteut
Funny (‘on'
cells-ll. ‘
Fanny Davenport will not come to
Norwrtlk for reasons given in the follow~
hug letter:
tiiiaxn tli‘itii \ lloi‘sit.
.Nl2\\' Yetta. .\‘o\. :l. tss‘».
l”. \\‘. Mitchell. in .——.\ly dear Sir:—
Owing to Miss Davenport sickness Mr.
Price has bet-ii compelltsl to cancel the
first three nights of next week. Miss
lliveiipoit‘s' health has not been good
this renew” and it is with diiliculty that
she plays this week. Mr. l'rice regrets
very much not to be able to give you
“Fedora" this season.
\‘oi'iis Tat'ia'.
SMILEY \\'.\I.Kl~1lt. lteoresentative.
Mr. Mitchell is much disappointed.
and the public will be also. The can-
celling of the engagement is unavoid-
able and no one is to blame.
Christ Ian Endeavor.
The first convention of Connecticut
soeieties of Christian endeavor. will be
held at tho Ilumphrey street church.
New Haven. \\'ednesday. November 18.
Rev. S. \V. Adriance of Boston. general
secretary for the United States. will
deliver an address. There will be three
sessions. at 10:30 a. m. and at 2 and 7:30
p. m. The pastors of cliurcbwas Well
as all interested in the work done by
these societies are invited to attend.
There are about twenty societies in the
state. and one in this City.
I'leiLsaiit Entertainment on Steamer
City of Albany.
Saturday. Oct. 31st. being the last. trip
of the season of the City of Albany bus
tween New York and South Norwalk,
the universally esteemed and popular
Capt. John Harvey made the occasion
both memorable and enjoyable by
spreading a dinner worthy of Deluionico
or Martinelli for a number or invited
irucsts. among whom were Messrs. John
E. Hoffmire. George H. Frew. \Vm. A.
Bunker. Frederic Perkins. John A. Pease.
Chas. M. Englis. Andrew Patterson. Gil~
bert Hastings and James Hall.
The following menu. which was pro-
vided by Steward L. J. Adams. was the
subject of universal praise among the
guests who did full Justice I.) it by lin-
gering at the table until each course had
been thoroughly discussed.
xssr
Fried oysters with pet a poise.
Roman I'lllli‘l’l.
Boiled I‘ickcrcl. a la creme wiibvegvtablca.
Pale cherry.
Roast Beef wttb sauce and vegetables.
Baked \Vtstphnil'tl Haiti. and Wine Sauce.
Roast Turkey. oyster Sauce.
Rump of Corned Beef. Spiced with Vegetables.
Asparagus with Oyster pati.
'Coniporta of fruits.
Assorted cakes.
Chocolate. Vanilla and auswboarry lee Cream.
Nuts and Begun.
Two hours were very pleasantly spent
at the table. discussing the different top-
icaof the day. with witty aaytngsand
some stories. S hes were dispensed
with. The were at various times pro-
poscd. but eclined by brother Bunker.
who said speecbifying was out of order
owing to patrons of the line being at
some of the other tables.
Tho Population of Norwulk
Is about. 16.000. and we would any“
least one half are troubltsl with some at-
tecuun of the Throat and Lungs. as
those complaints are awarding to statis-
tics more numerous than others. “’0
would advise all not to neglect the op-
portunitytocaltoa us and get a bottle
of Kemp‘s Bnlsam for the Throat and
Lungs. Price 50 cents and Cl. Trial
site free. Relpectfully. I. M. Hoyt
Druggist.
Carter‘s Little him runs are free '
from all crude and irritating matter.
Concentrator! nudge only; nay ‘
the Democratic majority in
run motion.
The local election resulted ina
defeattfar the Republican In tli
eral
town
vc decided.
Mr. Asa Smith‘s personal popu arity sent
town is an follows:
him away ahead of Mr. Glover in his
home and the same cause probably
Mr. Glover his big majority in Fairfield.
The coda-cement of the Democratic cans
didatea by the Labor party accounts for
their large vote. The ofllcial vote of the
gave
Districts 1 2 3 Tot
Smith d 7” «ll R! 1‘33
Glover r 373 35? fit on
“'nod pro 8 I] 3) 8?
Reprensentatives.
hire. 1! W 382 7 11$
Smith. (I 619 378 (1‘1 It“)
Bel“. r {91 .195 tli 975
Bell. r 437 «ll 78 917
Bailey. pro 3‘: 5t 20 ‘ It!
The vote for Senator in the Thirteenth
District is as follows:
_ Glover. r. Smith. (I. Weed. pm.
Fairlleld M6 till
Norwalk “:93 12:! 87
Sir-afford an 837 5
Trumbull Iii till .‘I
Weston t‘t‘l 1m
“‘t'stport IL“) 357
3139 23“! 95
Smith‘s idem lpumlily 8.34.
stsnous rum-an.
Fifth district—Bronson B. Tum
Sevvnth district—E. I-l. Bradley
Twenty tlrnt district -.lohn \V.
TWt‘lll_\'~Ihll’d district — James A
Senators electll‘d
Senators holding over
Senate of IN
Senate of IN
PAIRFIHIJ' ((‘I'NTY NEI‘RK.‘
Ilrrdleport~dohn S. I'lielan. Ilc
gsin
Ib-thel—l-‘retlerick II. Ilei‘alis tI
Ilrtstkiield wlbir/rlla T Jackson
Itarii-ii—Jolin K. lluzit-r r
moiid 2d, ind.
Eastoni I-rederit‘k J llootb r.
Greenwich ~uustnl \V. It. Iont
tli-id r two ‘Jlllll.
Huntington - Oscar L. [banish-y
Monroe—John (i sin-liens r.
New (‘llliall-r Edwin lloyt r
Newionii —\|'illiani ll. Ilubhell.
Icy d
Norwalk ~I'iltt Price. I: II. Sm
2 'n-n
Riilm-flt~ld—-Il.iiiiis ll. Northrop.
Stamford—Nathan It. Nani. r ll
gain.
Strait-ml ~ Itols'rt ll. i‘lsrksori d
'l‘riinibiill Stephen t‘. "with d.
“'eszon George A Niirxisd.
“‘t-stport (morgu- It. Siiisth d
\\U.ioii~.\'liertiiaii .\lors~lioust~ II.
The Republican majority
is l0 ; on joint ballot 12.
Republican iiinjority
joint ballot till.
The greatest interest
centered In New York
lleiiioc-riits carried it by 1‘2.
Mahone is defeated In
about 20.000 majority.
New Jersey. Iowa. w.
M rssachusetls. l'eiinsv l va
it‘.
(‘utuutuu (‘ou ur
.\t the regular meeting
was ad- p'etl. and appears I
columns.
t‘oirseirt was given
police to act as
l'iiioii school district.
The fellowuig persons
were heard in relation to
[trin't‘lllt‘lil III' \"t‘sl stri‘t't.
t‘. Ii. and Howard Seyiii
for
IIlt‘lltlI‘iIs‘. .I. I”. Kii:.lil\_ .I
streets & sidewalks confer
owners on .\niri street. for
of agreeing wttlt llierii a
and damages to be assessor
against all property
and Ann street sewer III" as
the tiitit~
Adjourned to Nov. llili.
'I‘llt‘ NiW“ \‘lofli I‘ tsl Ill
dist Ministerial Associatioi
Autumn iiieettnpiiii the Met
Illls‘ city Nov. ‘Jlll. Nil
St‘ftlttiir.
Tt r'sii.\\. ‘.| A I
"How to make Sabbath 51““ll'f‘
‘\‘iitiil.ty Ila lway 'l‘raftir.“_
“'l‘tit- llts‘lzue of I-Iiuottoli lti .‘It'lll
'3 l‘ M
Renew ‘
as llitla‘atcd by :I‘ IIl‘It‘f‘lt‘J- kilos
"Evolution "
“i illll":li‘l\'!‘.\2 ts of the I-.tlin:» Re.
Tl N‘l-\\
Sill-gist
“ll ~iiir liithziiires.
“Marriage and lluon‘e.
"Help for Present-is without Adm
RID \\‘.\ \"TQIN.
E. Tliomes has three ca
aide truck.
to Stamford.
Augustes Sammis left
Tuesday evening.
I". Ilaylston‘s carriage
Bryan.
Mr. (I. W. Sherer and
hired a house in. Stamford.
We are in receipt of the
Bridgeport. Conn:
l.von. Bridgeport, bicycle ;
A. Tanner.
roller skates ;
M. Hotchkiss. Hartford.
of barrel bodies Ilroin 'pulp.
son. Hartford. twist drill
buttons to fabrics ;
pendant for lamps and
Aswortb.
J. E. Bowman. Norwich.
apparatus: F. A. Clark. Mi
spectacle temples:
N. C. Stiles, Middletown,
The postmaster general
for the use of congressmen
the post ofiices in this s
Hartford. April lltb; New
tori. June 86th; Thomantou
varyi'cafitotii napalm-o “no
last year ;
of propose-l iiiiproveuieiits
stri-t'I.
\inttnI.
l;\ l:‘i\t.
"Tui- “burgun- 'l‘r'sitiiti; of the \'o:.i::'
‘ R \Vssstilz. \\‘. (‘
Mr. Griswold has removed
Grosvcnordale.
sweeping attachments for spinning mills ;
A. T. Booth. Meriden. turning machine :
First disturb—Edward S. (‘lcveland d gain.
Third district—George I”. Mt‘lmh r.
t' l'
d gain
Ninth distrru‘i—~Stiles 'I‘. Stanton r
Eleventh district—James M. l‘ook r
Thirteenth distrieivaiia .s‘niith il
Fifteenth district s-ticonrc M. t‘ole d cam
Seventeenth district ~t‘harlea W. (in-sicnor r
Nineteenth district "N icliolas Staub d
Man in 1
Way il gain
R“? . '3; lit-ms . It
Retu. 7 ‘. Denis. :»
Rep . 17 : Denis .2
Rep. )2! ; Denis. ll
:srarivrs
my A llishup .1_
I“!!I‘Ilt‘ltI-I§l\'ll:lnl II. .leimtn 'e. J. Janus d one
ls
L'Illl.
d.
Itatiliury—lltieiuas F. O‘Rourke d. (‘yiiis Rs)-
. George E. No
d gain.
Hzcratrl (‘ Ilrad
ith d l :‘ll.
Iteddiiig— Willi-in t‘. .‘anford, Mll‘llfll l (‘s'lll'l‘y d
r Nathan t‘oiii h I
train i’urlis.r I\\-|
Sherman A .\'v-l-ori J Hum: rft-rtl r
gain.
in the lieu—i-
t‘Il
in the election
state.
and the
000 Ill.ijiil’l‘._\'.
Virginia by
IIIltltiIs‘
llikola.
irisas
llili.
Nebraska went Republican.
Misssissippi and Maryland. Democrat-
ll.
of the ll-tard
Monday on :iirig hills to the amount of
$3.10“? 08. including ‘3.T\‘:l.7.'i for l'itii-ii
and .\iiii street sewer.
l‘oiinciltiiaii Smith teported assess-
merit for Marshall street .s‘t‘er‘ \\lllt‘ll
ii ll\I\s‘rll.“lll;.:
lllt‘ t‘ltlt‘f HI
trutint otlicer for Ill"
appeared and
proposed Illlr
«ll. M. H -yt
our. \\‘illi.iiii
\\'arren. H. N. Dunning. T. Iiaki r. J. l..
S. Jennings.
Nelson Taylor. I“. ll. Nash and If.
Heard. The hearing was adJiiiriied
{or two weeks.
Voted. That the t‘oiiiiiiittce on
with property
the pulp no
s to lieiielits
l ati account
on said
That the city attorney pin»
par-- liens :ind cause same to be ii-coidt-d
along
llle I'iilttii
st‘s‘stnt‘tlzs lI.'|
which shall not have been paid “lllllll
reil‘ltt‘t‘xl tiv l.iw‘_
\I et ltutl Ist ‘lulslerlal .\ ssociat ion.
:Il’lt‘l .‘Ii‘llll ~
i will hold Its
lie-list church
i and llili.
Following is the programme:—
.l_ \\‘ I:.l.’llli.-ll
more l‘II-‘s‘ \e ‘
\\' .l, \\ li.le
\\'. ll. Barri-i.
milsm
‘ .\ liakc
”It: Storr‘s 1| \ lti‘ lingo of t‘tirist,sti.‘\~
‘ts “ t‘ .\ “in;
- ll. I.l:llll‘s‘llf|l .
.g’tlll! ‘
If 5 Todd
\\~ “Ill
did i. the sorta; Mreiaiga.“
:a Iifl)-«\“IT\"I as an Agency Hi “I otrs .
culture.“ .I Ito iisoa
‘I.l‘\l2\l|.\\'. :o a. I.
D ertissioir Methods and Aims of the Asst-marten
. \.M I‘vg};
irate Nippon "
N it t‘heney
"l\niiiinitind‘s Natural Law m‘ the Spiritsl World“
W
I). Thompson
is of coal on
his faintly
for Florida
factory is
booming under the management of Mr.
family have
Mr. Slierei ‘s
business being in that place.
603 s nor JETS-iii as rs.
following list
in the issue of Oct. 27th fmm the office
of A. M. \Voosler. solicitor of patents.
Perry Huntley. Bridgepart. system of
communication with divers;
\Valluce
E. P. a: A. t‘.
\\'a|ter. Bridgeport. friction clutch : N.
New Haven.
S. A. Rosenberg.
Haven. machine for shaping corsets ; '1‘.
M. Kenna. New Haven. sash pulley ; 3.
clamp for
New
manufacture
I‘l- C. John-
; G. S. Long.
Hartford. manufacture of barrels; I. G.
Platt. Waterbury. device for attaching
I. G. Plait. Water
bury. button andbutton fastener : James
Spencer and A. M. Comatock. \Vater-
bury. pail ear: N. Jenkins, \Vaterbury.
design ; _ C.
revolving
knob attach-
ment; G. H. Moore. Norwich. filtering
lford. milking
“1. Ford. Birming-
ham. combination aquare and gauge ; (l.
Manger. East River. school desk: J. E.
Palmer. Middletown. bitching device;
power press ;
J. L. ltaub. New London. target trap.
Peatmnatcra on the Ragged Edge.
has prepared
a list of post-
mastera whose terms expire between the
lat of December and the lat of Septem-
ber next. The followingarc the names of
tale falling in
the category. with the dates which the
terms of poatmutiers expire:
March 6th; Middleton-n. December 20m:
Mystic Bridge. December 30th; New
Guilford.
Milford. Jan~
nary 30th: Norwalk. Julv 1st; Norwich.
April tltb: Rockville. Ju'ly lat; Stoning-
. April 80th;
17th: Waters
Thorn annvillc. Januai
bury. fiecembel', tbthfllrestport. August
7th; Wont Winatcd. 18th;
Willimatin. December 20th. indaor
lock; larch 'ftb.
Minerals postage. and we
will mil to. rain-
ll
war
ii.
lies [Hill
ll .\ an” I
m 'riiiiie joi-
War
PREPéRE FOR
PEACE l!
During 1118 pleasant
Autumn lays
SIT FOR
H OLi DAY
Photographs !
NORTH’S
«ll if 43 “'ASHINGTON ST.
V
-\ Word to the IVISO
sufficient.
’ c. "is.” on “This.“
GENERAL GATERER.
«Is MAIN ST. 80. NORWALK.
ticttih. r In? I will remoie to H Mam strvet.
\\ l: ~re l “at be ready tot-stir for Wislduizs. l‘arlzes.
l“-~s..ials. ctr . and supply my cclrhratt
11
limb is n SLNTI‘IItIii) sorN. s! and promptly .‘IIII'II
(‘. If. D’A RTOIS.
A lifll‘ll ll] lllfl Pllllllll.
l ri-sls-ctfully inform the
pulrlic that I han- engaged a new cut—
ter for my tailoring department. He
comes from New York and is fully com-
ls‘lt‘tll. Persons desiring garmentsmade
to i'rder ill the latest style and best mans
her are iiivitt-d to give meacall.
3310 if M. DAVIS.
B. SHUN NGER 8r GU.
.\l.tlitifrti".i.n‘rs of the SIIUNINUEII
‘PIANIIS
ANIL ~—
BEGINS
lit‘lli‘ral Sis'c Agrii's for the
WEBER
EMERSON
and
WHE—Elllll
PIANO .
llsvc reniousl their “‘areroorns to their spacious
and linudwiiie store Slit Ma ii at. and mute the
pub :c to call and examine and Hair" the
"Hill
iltlre iriirket at pricis as low as the lowest
Cash,
or on easy monthlya-avmt-uts
J. W. STUDWELL
is
desire to
NANAGKR‘
N. It, Special bargains otter“! on a few L‘d hadu
umans an Pianos. rug 5:?
. __-- -_-..p... __-_
c.‘E. SMITH.
STARI F0 RD
GREAT REIDI'CTION
PRIC ES.
CARP s,
lloilv llriisaells Yard
lit-st Quality Tapestry
Good " “ “
Lowell Extra Inmins " “
Good “ “ 70c. “
l'iiion Ingram 40 to at) c.
I-Ziiglsli Listing Carpets 40 to 50 c.
Hemp
t‘liiiia Mattings
Oil t‘loih :1) [050 “
. Rum Matte. Linoleum Low prices.
“’IXD"\\' SHADES
Gold Ran-l and Dado Shades. from 35 cia. each
lloilniid Shades. with fringe on llartsbormsspriug
fixtures 75 cts.
l'ortiers. heavy and lace curtains in great variety.
Cornice poles. with Brass Kings Ends of Brackets
90 cts.
\VA [414 PAPFJRS
Eniticnscd Gold “'sll Paper 90 c. to 31.“) donbla
to i
Plain “ “ 50 to 75 c. double oll
“'bite Blanks I5 c. “ “
Alsoa large assortment of thin imported and do-
meetic decorations.
l-‘llllNl'l‘ llllll
IN
_At the Lowe“ brim ever known for Patio-a
Libraries Dining and Bedrooms. Aab Mecc-
Suiia a piece; hum m
Ma trod. Cherry & Walnut on
llsir attrceeea 10 lb, All)
Woven Wire lied Spruc- U
M u as 3
Soft top Mattresses - no
Pillows from 1.00
lite- .. . 00
Kitchen chairs " co c.
Pier Giana “ on
Rockiu chairs . u, .00
Dining chairs with anna “ u
Anvtbing in furnlab your house with can' be
found here at less than city prices
No one can. No one aball. undernelllt.
The Largest Stock in catch department orally atom
in the but‘ (i.
Roping shown. {uni-boll and :lceruiatctl on the
pram Ion. Paper log. M “8 kid.
andn a: of every dcccpxptl‘n’n' by City up-
holstcu._ A but assortment of Furniture cover-tun.
and parties selector: can have their furniture up-
holstered at low prices.
Ilair Matinee: rustle over $3.00.
An int-[nutter of our stock and comparison of print-
andquallty willbesnrctomkcacuatnincrotyoa.
Goons DELIVERED
FREE.
0. E. SMITH,
CURE
Sit-k Headache and relieve all metro-Neand-
“(lent to a blliona statoot “rosy-tom. ouch aa Dh-
one
{in Na
WI: 0 their“
Rita in the Sirlq. &‘.
ablesuccua baa broom In curing
Headache. Carter‘s Littlenvcrl’i'ltsm -
valuablo inmoustixntion, curing and tin$gtnifiz
this annoying complaint. while they so curler:
aYt disorders of the stomach. stimulate the “TC?
and regulate the barren. Evcn lithe, (lily cnml
HEAD
Ache they would be atmoet pricele- tothooowbo
trailer from this distnasiug complaint; but tortu-
nntcly their goodmsa docs ootcnd here. andtboco
vgt‘io part: try them willhnndht‘hcaolllttg‘o Ella valu-
r .e zit-01min wn at an wi n .wzllhg'
to do without Int-m.)- But :1th all nick head
AGI-IE
Is the bane of so mnny lives that bcrcla when“
make our great boost. Our pills Cum It with
others do not.
Carter‘s .Llllln Liver Pills an: very mall and
very easy to take. One or two pills make a dose.
They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or
purge. but by their gentle action please all who
use them. In vials rt taunts; tho [i l' 51. Sold
by drugngts everywhere. 0:- pout by mail.
CARTER BIRDIQINE 00.,
new York Clo.
770 I]
Opticmn and Oculist,
WILL iii: a1 sotrru xonwaui. AT
lllA IIACKESIO HOTEL.
OCT. 19th.
II.\\’ln:Il!l3llfli‘1IIllyht‘lfIi)‘ years of hard study in
the best rirstitiiiinrrs in Europe. and truth: hula
pr.“ llt‘lll experience of twenty-five )ears in this
coiiiiirv. I am enabled at first rlL'llI to adapt lenses
iiiost apphiprinte to restore the \ isiun to its original
\ 1;“! and cum all the various dismissal of me eye I
have therefore continued my tractirc of an twnlist
with that or an H int-ran. an am now enabled to
furnish all kinds of letters and cry ten of Sptv‘tarles
and Eye-(llas-i-s which are made to order under my
own supenision. to suit my customers‘ Visionlry
ailments
Consultation Free.
Itefers-nr-ssittsi. (i. “.ellnp. Charles Olmstead.
ex lit-pun~ Sheriff t‘lrarlt-s Adams. Mr. t‘lan'uce
Nash with .I. I". Bennett. TH I)‘.
H U M P H R E Y S’
—_
Haul Of all
By I‘. “TIP-ISIS. I. is
HWY ROUND“
(‘l.( )Tll and Gt )l.D
IllLII.ml—§K\DSYAIP.
martyr-mourn.“
I l’ovcra. (hum—that. Inflammation...
’ i‘"°l"'"i all.“ "limit.““a’ films:
‘r ' ‘ or s- l
3 Ian-:0. ‘ IKilian-u...“
wan. ’ m
It «(datum-u
acute lrtpi .
at... "t ..
47W rn Ochoa. g tin
heur- Toothncti coca .
. Ila..- hick uca who. Yum
EOPATI'IIG
Milk-nu Simuusuu.
W In _ -
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‘ ‘ Is at l‘ .
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t I imam “ruling-q. arrogant...
-31.'DIwnsco of the "can. Iwflm_l‘
SPECIFIGS
Sold by “hair-in s. or sent iii-maid on rune
prim _iit1rii:‘i\:“n;iitt:‘ thoulmlallaasnii:
llili.
coir.
coir.
Scranton.
Cross-Creek. '
Franklin
and Lackawanna.
delivered FREE
FROM DUST.
by
Raymond Broilers
Seymour Bros
BUTTE!
Bi r! Bllllfll‘l.
“‘eareeclling
the best butter in the city.
(‘all on us and try apound and their you will call
for a tub for your winter supply.
THE FRENCH VILLA SOAP
hall the go. Now Ls the time to pun-bale it before
Dec. in. Insecure: good
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
We are not to be L'adorsold
onebolccOldGovJavaOoIce. Wealrohecap an
EXTRA QUALITY TEAS
tbngiwagoodsatisractlou. A list cla- aunts
unto!
PURE WHOLESUIIE CINDY
woknptnatockandvclltherameat Ruck butto-
20 glsha lb.
Gill Biilml‘uill.‘ EEO Cleric
srxma W‘mam.
-u‘
/
when all are interested in having a fire
- -L-
I
To Make Home Cheerful iii lamina.
THANKSGIVING is near at hand and visions of
ROAST TURKEY. ROAST BEEP y/
with mince, apple and pumpkin pics are floating in our minus.
and we naturally want
A Good Range to cook them in.
Both the above comfor
ts can be purchased at
T
E RlYllllNl] Fl]
will see the
RAYMOND RANGE ..
which for beauty, economy and baking can not be summed.
They are also the manufacturers of the
Iflllfll‘llll llllll Flflll Flil‘llllflfll,
which when put properly into your cellar will make your
whole house comfortable.
4 G0 AND S
EE THEM.
Arc now ready with their
& warn S'l'llllK‘
”NICE and [Ill 00.
Water Street, South N orwalk, Q
where you can find Parlor Stoves, both cylinder and Self.
feeders ranging in price from $5.00 to $40.00.“
Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s
CLOTHING
Which will be found more cxtenswc and complete than that
of any former season.
Spetial attention is called to
Men’s Heavy
of their own manufacture. at $6.00, which they claim
their
Bushes Suits,
cannot be matched in the county.
Boys’ and children’s Illa
A SPICCIALTX’.
They are exhibiting for the Fall Trade the most su
of Gentlemen's
perb mi.
NECKWEAR
ever shown
Their stock of
ll-N-ll-E-ll-W-E-A-ll
embraces the leading makes of the count .
one make. the NORFOLK 8: NEW BRUN WICK HOS
in Norwalk.
They
carry
IER‘
(
CO.’S GOODS. full fashioned, seven complete Tina of hear
weight.
their assortment is unsurpassed.
* L‘llllBEL'T F AL
1
L STI
Boys’ Polo Caps.
Trunks and Traveling
IIEADQUARTERS FOR
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