Till“: ENTINI‘JII.
HUI"!!! N01I\\‘ALK. SEI'T.:H\. [887.
.-t ll.vl.\'(ll'.‘II‘U( 'S DEL; l”.
If this city iiitd town intend to bike
any M2 in t11\\'.iid snviiig' thorns. l. . s
twin 1 spiiim l1) ii'iisoii ol 211.111.;o
“' h‘ 'thlo crossings it is high time
they were tiboiit it. From what we can
learn from ditl'erotit sources We are quite
certain that this city. tit least. is going to
be put to~iiioro trouble and expense than
it Is aware of or e:In iilYord. The law
which allows the railroad commissioners
t'I listless not to exceed fifty per cent 21!
the cost of removing grade crossings
upon the town. city or borough in
which they are located is very liable to
he so construed and applied to this city
thnt it wrll be burdened by an enormous
drill Again and again assessments
varying from 40 to 51‘ per cent. have been
made. and while it’ is trite most of those
have been appealed from. tnere is in)
very good ground on which to base an
opinion that the courts will sust'iin
the appeal. for the railroad company is
complying strictly with the law. The
only advantage guined by the tippotil is
to hold the noses in court until the lt‘gls'
hiture meets 122111 rcpeals the lil“'. Even
shoull the law be repealed. it is it ques-
tion whether it will effect pending cases.
or be retroactive tn its results.
As the matter tuw
the consideration of the.
i-troet crossing is suspended, notii'o hav~
int: been given tliiit tho roiiioi'iil 11f
\Vasltington street crossing will be ap-
plied for and both coiisideiod togi th2i.
It the grade is ruisel us is proposul.
rind the three trucks now ciossiiig .\l: tin
and Washington streets ho lllt‘l‘t'ttsed to
six. (for if the t‘oiisolid' Itod tracksgo ““5
the Dinburr triictts must go up t-
thout till the opoii spzi2 e between 1 iii l-
er at block to the Muhuckoino hotel \\ ill
be practically occupied. and if the streets
be lowered six feet to give the Iiecosssry
head room. the 1l:iiii;i1,:2,I to iolj tiniiig
property and the. expense that wiiuld ho
Iipportioiiod :iguiiis' the city Is li:2l1l1I to
rttn up to tit less! one liiiii2lio2l thousand
dollars The \‘.'isliIn-.:t21ii nll‘oi‘l i'ros
sing eiiitiot lic chi iiigod without i-tl‘21':~
it‘g )liirshnl stro1t iilso. and all those
t‘litttigos will cost it pretit 1l2-nl of money.
It won't d2: t 1 s:i_\‘ any longer iii if
there is no proluidlity that this will he
done, for something of the kind is llt‘l-
titilly lieiitgdotio. Swords‘ property hris
been purchased 1.13 the t‘onsohdtited
t‘Jlllll‘llt)‘ and they would not much if
they did not llilt'lttl to use it.
The action of the lliilroiid t‘1nitiiis-
sinners on File h‘s crossing. iit ll: Ittford
Meridon. . ‘1vbr2121k .\'21wii15111niiii2loili-
er pliices slums tliit I11 thing is t1 ho
hoped for from tli2-1II. The only hopo is
In :t speciiils2-2'si11ii of the legislature iitid
ni'op-Iiil of tho low. This. we l11Ilii-\2I.
can be secured. If our tiiithoritii's iitid
those of the other cities lllll towns liliit‘
prompt action. and tlt‘lllttlltl from the
(inventor at once the protection which
he seems willing to give. lt lltzly ho
thiit he will not lakt‘ 1121 Important iictioii
upon the solicitation of one or more iii-‘
ilII'Idtlitls. though we believe liooiight to
cull the session If oven in single person
111 12111-11 the iieeessitr for it.
\V 1' repeat. prompt notion is Iii t‘i'rrs‘ilf)‘.
.\ further delay may render the r2p1-.il
of the low of no lieii1tit to this iiiid other
shore towns in the stiitc.
“'1I think there is ltiirlly :i question of
tho ri'p-Itil of the present low on the first
nssoiiihling 11f tlio‘logisliitiiro. but if this
is deferred till the rogitliir session it will
he too late to lie of any benefit to this
city. '
it is till nonsense to grumble iilioiit
and liorute tho railroiid l‘utllptllly no long
as It conforms to law. it Is doing just
w hot the peoples‘ representatives give it V
authority to do. The thing to do is for
the people to have tliiI law repealed. and
let the company do as it is doing in
New York stiite. change the grades tit its
own expense. lf this is not fair. and ii
pnttinn of tho expense should be h into
by anybody else. let it he by the state iit
large and at n tixod rule. The stiite iIt
hirge has the benefit of tho tax upon tho
railroads. and it is 2122 outrage to [11211 c
any portion of tho expense of chart gitig
the grtide crossings upon the towns.
1559 TOO LATE.
It the present law relative. to grade
crossings is not repealed before the next
regular session of legislature the shore
stands .
Monroe
t l
W’Hm (‘ ‘(K‘Y‘ll 7
“‘“l.
died with the expense of tho grade cros-
sings, and its report will do them no
good. Aspectal session. therefore. be-
comes neccessary to prevent injustice to
the towns in which change of grade
crossings is in contemplation.
The Governor should be made to un-
derstand this as soon as possible. and
and then he should at once call the sea-
aion. \Ve believe he will do so if the
towns move in the matter. Let them
take action at once.
A SPECIAL 15"” :sstm Ans’or UTE-
: Li NECE " ‘ARl'.
t the grade crossing law is ever to
ave full and fair consideration It must
at a special session of the legislature.
are nothing else can interpose. and it
in at be in committee of the whole. If
It goes over to the regular session the
t ounnnd other matters coming before
t e legislature will divide public atten2
I, n and this vital question will meet its
ual fate— bedeferred till the end of the
ion and then left unsettled.
n special session there can be no
dodging the issue. and every representa-
tive will be under surveillance and will
he held to account by his constituency.
PUBLIC SENTIJIENT FA i‘ORS A
SPECIAL SE1610N.
A circular rent out by Selectman
Wheeler of this town to ascertain public
continent regarding the present grade
crossing law and the advisability of a
npooial session has been responded to
by aelectmen of 99 towns. In almost
every instance the expression is against
the towns paying any portion of the ex-
pense of abolishing grade crossings. 0f
the population represented In these an~
lwern. _888,095 favor a repeal of the law
and special session of the legislature,
and 88.718 favor a repeat of the law, but
do not advise a special session for its
considerationmome holding that it would
‘ be better to agitate the matter till 1889.
and others that it would beuoelcatl. as
the railroads would control the legisla-
titre.
THE COUNCIL 35‘ DUTY.
At its Incotlnx Monday night the
Council should demand of the Governor
that be call a special section of the logic-
9,
lature to repeal the law relating to grade
crossings. As the peoples r1 presenta-
tives it devolvec upon them to guard the
interests of the city and they should
not delay this action a single driv.
We understand that it delagation of
1 ttizens will to present to urge the pits
sage 11f such it lt'\tllllll1-ll. lt‘ il11 \'
should be strongly liicl.1I1ll1y the p 1 pit'.
There should be it Iiii'go titteiidoiico and
the demonstration so pronounced that it
cannot fall of ctl’cct.
.llOA‘lLl l' ELIJ '1‘“ l.\'.\'.
The various tickets in nomination for
Monday‘s town and city elect-ions will he
found in iiiiothor column.
it will he soon that 'the present Board
of Soloi‘tiiioii tire renomintitod. and their
rc-electioii would be the best thing for
the town. They have been tried and
found careful and efficient. niitl it would
be bad judgment to change them.
The otIsliiughts on rind insults to (ion.
Tliotiius tittyer have tiiude him many
syntpathizus. It is unkind and unfair
to Iiitike him the scapegoat of the llosrd
of Assessors. If the iissessnieiits lt:l\‘t‘
not been satisfactorily nizide there are two
other members who could have made
them right. Mr. Uuyer has been :isses-
sor for sixteen years. rind no man can
iIceuso him . of iiicoinp2 tency or dis-
honesty. He certainly is not lazy. :is
his been charged. 112: came very llt‘ul‘
securing the 1) 'IunL‘l‘tlllI‘ nomination as
well as the Republican rind his election
is almost assured.
Robert M. \\'il2'21x. the l)."lltit‘l‘2‘lll\‘
t‘.ttlilltltlti‘ [or town clerk. is :t 1l1's1'r\‘1 tll)‘
popuhir man. out is \1'1Ill'1ptiilitio2i for
the position which his party has Iiotii'.~
triti'd hiiii. \\'it-li :t l1~ssf21riiii2luhlo 11p-
ponont thitii .\li'. Si-lli'clt. 1'. hose long
and satisfactory sorrieo Its tiwu ch l‘k
'lttls llllltlz' liiiii hosts of hit Ii ls. his elec-
tion would almost be tissiired. It is s--l-
doni that! two s~1 popiilur Iii1-ii tit'o Iiiiiit-
littti'il fiil‘ tlii‘ >Itlll1‘11llii‘1“
oil
The li"|\ttl1lti':1iis ll-‘iYi‘ put on 1Ix1'1Ill2'I1t
citv ticket in nomination. .\l itthow
1‘.1I'liotl.the 1'::iii1li1lito for iiii\- lizis
served thbcitv :Is 1' Iiitic lllllt‘ll lot so \1' I :11
\ears and w h: it2~\2 r_ 2iiit_\ l1.2s' l1 I2 ii 12'-
quirod 21f liiiii ho lt:|\' poi'l'21iiii1I1l iii :1
tourloss :ii.1l 2tl‘1-1‘tiro iii:iiiii2Ii'. llu his
shirkod no responsibility. titt2i is 211121 of
our most r1Ili.2lilo1Iiid ropiit titll‘ t‘ll 1.1!".
If pisl s2'i\'12'-'~ entitle :tli llll1"‘r t 1 l‘l2‘~
illitllt'll 2'2'i':;iiiil_\‘ Il1‘\t'l\'t's‘ ll. 'l'tio
sttitoitietit from certiiiii 1pi:trtorsth:it li1'
is coutlollod l_\' :itiy iiutti iIr sot of Hit it
lli‘
is one of tho most til1sui'-l fiils'2h 1212ls.
.\tiy one who know's Mr. 1' trlii'lt knows
that he h:i< 'i timid of ltl\1‘\\'ll :ii; i tli'it
ho is llllllltllli‘li 2! iii lii~ :22'1111iis, ll ' is :1
tIIIIi \\‘l\1|l2:ls 111.1 l2- l2:s wiry “iron-.111 lilo
by dint 1-fcl21so :i;1pl.2' 2ti.-ii :1's2l p- i 2 I
\'oi':i'ic2-. lie is 1'21i1s1Ir\':2tii2I iii :1” l is
iii'tioias; allrth \1'2 ll tlio ltlli‘r1'sl11fll11‘
city in all his 21tli'i2il 2l21tiiz2: his the
c 1iir:11,:1I 21fliis2'1211'..".'11:1s; lil‘l'ls‘ tip ‘ll
ti".I2' economy in t'i.I .11tiiiaiitsti.1ti 1!! 2-f
[\llltilt‘ :ill'2iii's. (H il uciiisi iititiii'o iiiid
nthhlu 2lisp.12iti.1:i ll'.‘ li:tsitti1l1'lt.tsls‘ 2-f
fi'i2II12l. \\ll1'lll.1l 'lll1i21li)‘ \\‘lil giio ltllll
lili'll‘ 1'21ti'sri1'\t .‘luliilly. llxI I‘2‘ll iiiily
deserves the iiiiuiiiiiioiis 11nd full support
of his party. llllil if he i'12'2IIi'1Is i1
l11Ili1Iv2I ho will. he will he the
Ill.‘\_\ or of our 1' ty.
'l‘lto t‘1sl 11f t1i1I
“S \\‘t‘
llt‘\l
llt‘lit'l is 1‘ tltllt ISI‘rl
priiicipilly of tried tlli'll \Yllih have set»
\‘i'd the city well. with low 2I\2‘1-ptioiis
li-Iiiigpresentiii2'iiiiil11viitsoftlioollioos for
which lllt‘_\'il|‘t‘ l‘«IlllllI.‘\lI'1l. 'l‘ti2I Iit'\\'
iiiino's on the ticket are those of non
well known tiiid htghli ri'spii"t12l iiitd
“‘lttl \\‘ ill pro“ 1‘ gnarl I llli‘i‘ ‘l‘s‘. tr 1' 'li t‘li'il.
\l.i\ or lliihlii ll bus so r\11l the city for
it your. niid his record Is he fore tho pi 11
pie. llo would ho more tli‘tiii liiiiiII IIii if
he hitd Iiot 1111'usioiie2l some fiiiilt tiii2l2
Iiig. but his iidiiiiiiistiiitioii us 11‘ whole
has been quite sritisfiii'tot'y. and the con
test liotwoeii liitii iiii1l .\lr. t‘orliett should
he carried on without the [2121 proriileiit
spirit of unfairness. iiiid the disposition
t21o.\1'it2- feelings which ought Iiot to
enter into :I i'tInI'tiss between follow oit~
iz~IIis. The ltoiiiocratic city ticket is In
tho lllltlll the some its liist your. rind of
the nominees personally nothiti;
tory can he sold.
The question l‘.1r rotors to consider is
wliiiso election will host serve the hitch
ests 11f the city.
dorogii-
Th1- pliico of voting for the town elec-
tion is tit the store in Music llull block
used :is a shooting gallery: for the city
election at the police room. lllYllltlltl
strcot
'llie polls open tit (in II. III.. and close tit
o—Ttfin. fifi W 'fi ‘* , 7' i"
lt(l\\‘.-\\'TUN.
Among the other improvements
around cur depot the railroad company
have. put it new stove in the station.
Mr. Euphate the new owner of the
Bell place. is milking great improve-
ments. painting papering. etc.
11.1%. llilton is making liirge ship-
ments of oysters to Chicago and St.
Louis.
A number of New York parties were
in town last week looking after real es-
tate.
Aaron Stevens has sold the old home-
stead to Wm. llroudhurst, of New Cu-
naiiri.
Mr. Falter s family have
their home in Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray of Brooklyn
Sunday with G. \V. Itry an.
Mrs. \V. K. Ackert is visiting friends
in Brooklyn.
Mr.Bryun will occupy his new and
pretty residence next \\ eek
Cline. Lowndes and A. Godfrey at-
tended tlie Mineola fair this week. . ‘
Our little village was fairly represent-
ed at the International yacht races on
Tuesday.
Constipation is positively cured by
Carter’ a Little Liver Pills. Not by purg<
ing and weakening the bowels, but by
regulating and strengthening them.
This to done by improving the digestion
and stimulating the liver to the proper
secretion of bile. when the bowels will
perform their customary functions in an
easy and natural manner. Purgative
pills must be avoided. Ask for Carter’s
Little Liver Pills. Price0 -5 cents.
returned to
spoil!
To Let.
RNISRED rooms corner of West Ave. and
Pine St.. South Norwnllt. 873]
Ft
Furnace For Sale.
A large Hot Air Furnace and Fixtures for sale
Apply If. the Warwick House
A Boo- ‘Vanted.
A 300‘ with high ceiling. or n small out-build
ing: to practice in evening: It ling and club
winging. ) Address Box 670. Sort orualk. 878 l
Desirable Residence for Sale.
THE mbocrlher t~01ers for sale his residence N11 16
anilands
House well built. ccmpnrltively new, and In excel-
lent condition; contains seven commodious rooms.
with room in n'ttic for three
more.
(new). with lint ind cold water.
hultand modem trees,” If?“
premises IRVING
33..
mm.
attainments
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE
Saturday, October l.
The Powerful Butuuuuu Artur,
FREDERIC
BBYTIN
“FORIiIVEN”
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Contem plat ing.
———_____.__
If you lll'l' 1onteiiiplii:iIi-_: .‘lll‘lllill: iii the
Furniture,
llrauurr,
Chum
line. and wish to witness
The Most Interest’g
The Most Extensive
The Most Beautiful
Furniture, Carpet and Drapery exhibition be fouu-tl
between New York and Biston. one call wilteon_
vincc you that
Downer 13:. Edwards,
449 & 45l Main Street,
Bridgeport, Ct.
Have the largest. establishment. and one that wil
amply repay you to \isit.
Burnett Edwards,
449 &45‘l Main St,
Bridgeport, Gag}.
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11W.
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MAR NE,
AUG DENT,
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Lauder‘s Block,
SOUlH NOR"."-‘“..(. CONN.
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dim. 2't1 with \‘lllt‘ll he has «Hull in paying Hit
1n the life of tiiysistii.\1.'iiis and hi r1 hi
Iii nil liittit21:ill\1'hobii\1 not 1.. wt III: ltll‘ hi-
. iiittits'o for strut 'lill'oru i'IIil rind h-IIittiIIntc
1l1' iii: ..s. S. J. O'BRIEN. 2‘2: L'l
\‘ollcc ol‘ l‘tly IllcrIticm.
'l‘lll'." 1 _'11\21t1is 2-fll11' t it\ of Solidi Noruulk.
1‘211.12. .Iire li2-hl1i 112i:rl.-1l that till stint-ii
two 21‘“ 111.1 in liI!1l:I {1.1 l‘21 Slultoii till llrn‘l»
.221.2l ~‘l1'I ' in 11:11! 1 i:\ 211 \2- h Noruulk on im-
ilrt \-l i.2l:i\ .ii Hit ‘11r he. 11' th- t‘i rd (l't\ 21f
1‘1'111‘ 12I.i l~~2'.' .211 ll 2 31' r;1.-s1 21'112'::t. .II \l'1_\ Ir.
si\t‘11:i22ilin1ii:I"~li2.2~iii2i at oi. 2'1' tiir ii M: I'Irsli
~1ii2' .\1I1l '11r.t1121iiiiiii11r- 21fthi' Hour-:14 ll-
1:2‘
I: ~11 .III.2l lw12 Inspectors 11f Heidi-112s. utti \\ :!1 1r
1‘21riri iii-~1iitiir l1i‘ full i2rtii iii; 1'111'1 21f t"r'1:1 . ll
.\ .1 11h 1s2~ t11iii1\p risJiti iitri lst. l\\.\ tin-t ti
II..-.-2'.11"th2"\\‘.1--‘i2rl
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t.‘1\\l\' \\l.'li i\ I:'1121-I ..
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i- ls~f.
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is1'l forth for n 1121
NOTICE.
Layout of Chapel Street from
\\ est Street to Cedar Street.
N piirituiinn- of a resolution pus-I'd at a "troll":
I of 21.2-11.2er 11f t oiiiirilnicu of the City of South
triitti \\I-1-t street to t ‘ulnr :1an I to iiinho tho Milt
llllt‘r ittmidstr2‘2t22si12-Itrly riflll'. '11! as \\ ii2 l12'1l1'1'm
oil most iid\i~:thic. that mud llnnnl'nf t‘ouiii'ilinen
will he in session :it tho t'niIIiI'il Room (In Norway
2 \I-niizg, Uct. ltith. li‘i. tit 7‘1; 11‘2'l211 k. thct'o ntol
Ihi 12 122 In or :ill p.irt12'~ iiiti-ii-siul who may d1 sin' to
llr' brunt. EDWIN “'ll.1‘tt\.
1'1. rt; 21! lltt' thunl 21f t‘oiiiii-1lnI2-ti.
“mod :i‘. the “fly of South Xiirnttlk. l‘l . llo‘ 2311
tl'I} til Si'plrlliltil .\ l‘ . l“7. 5:: 3"
Danbury Fair,
Oct. 4th, 8th.
Cattle Slur 011 Tuesday.
TROTTI NG
Friday
it)
'l‘It ~.i;i\'. “'odtIeILl 1y. Tillll‘ullly.
11nd Ssturdsy.
, 1.1:Il't 22f ll11~ p2 1
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Colored 131' CSS Goods
1.'..'
Special 01).. ninw Prices
.-1.'!.
1. . .. 1
2 . . .1
2. _ . .s . .
Luce liltl .\21 112.:
s... 1
1. z 2
W. B. HALL. &. Co.
Willi
IN TIME.
\Ve mean “we did n‘t
get. left on SUGAR. and
him t‘iii't:1iiis
\..1 11-
get the benefit right
here. ‘Wa didn‘t get
you hfiVo
And a. line
are goinp- to let. loos so
some bargains in
CANNED GOODS that
1will make you glad;
M it may minke
somebomg
"Its a. cold day. etc..“
Yours to command.
DIBBlE
OMSTBBK S.
SEWEBS
“ E .\l \.\'I F;‘.1 ’l l'RE
Cement Pipe,
AND [‘1‘ “CHASE
GLAZED PIPE
direct from the Largest-
Manufiicturer iii the 13211133“
States, and can therefore
offer prices that defy Compe~
tItIIiII.
Connections Made
\YITH THE
NEW SEWERS
by the most experienced
Vorkmen. ‘
SECURE OUti. PRICES
BEFORE MAKING
llllNTllAfl'l'.
. . l
liousekvofi. 2;: Linens.
whomsocvcr will may,
13)!) \n‘tkl‘ l'
\' I ’ I'ICIJXIA
l. 11'.
The 1111111 Butlers 121212211.
“11118;.
BRIDGBE13(.)RT CONN.
,Dir Gurus Mill uerr Barres Upholstery
INSBI (‘ I'D .‘IIII
\..-\. \ \i
llnily lhillu'uy IIu-urslons.
i
; \271l for l‘:il!l‘l:lll list,
i'l‘i 31.1:gl211'ro be S2-
:3 Cirrus, Secret lair Dauuuru
2.. .I, 21-.111‘1'1' '5
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and 10.: l.iiili2ld .--.\v1tiito
051.“ OS
l‘ot't.Tt1\'.
Ml‘TTUN.
-SllITH 311'!
I2: QI'ALITY
Norwalk lic ‘d September 3M1 1%.. notice is lie'Ih BEEF. SALT I’IIRR. ‘s -
by 1-11 on mail persons whose land is proposed to be VP \l FRESH l’ullK.
' k1 l2 or who Insi in any way be "112 r1~i2sl iii the -« '- t‘ iRVFD Bl-‘l-‘r‘
1121.21“! an. ”lion aiil iIiipnuertIIIit 21! t ‘h.ipi l sins! LAMB. ‘ ~ ' ‘ ‘ ‘
S\i21i.'t»‘.t1 T2 morn.
Si'iitsri t‘tiit‘KI-ts.
HANS. StltH‘lJH'IRS. BOLOGNA.
——l:\1‘2t,\‘, H: \le‘ktflllm—
~30!!!) I‘IIISG VERY NICE—-
BUILED BUNELESS HAM.
Poultry Klllcd and Dressed
l-‘RESII FYI-Ill" DA".
Unlcrslh-llvcrr-d pruniplly I! nttytllfl.
of tho Ila) or t‘\0llill|{.
- S)! I T I l
C. X. SMITH.
Illlltlt' -r I- “111C k.
l 3 l I () S -
l". A. SMITH.
Washington St.
1‘. H. NASH 65330
O.
N'l‘h '
1"."
“FALL NOVELTIES
Black: £11161 Colored $311115;
\
Dame-‘25»
2 ; l.
1.
3:.""2l. .. ‘
GOODS,
SPECIAL SALE OF BLANKETa.
\211'.i1ttoiis iii 1
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FALL'nt
FALL 0
in I“
Flt"
2» "I \l.\ .1“
tiiieii t .
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tlll‘ liiiieii 1111222
“raps .Vo“ Rt tidy.
tLinsRV.
P E N IN C
CARPETS
lit presctttiii: :ill the L. .Ullll‘.’ .\l.ittttfttt'tttt'sct‘ ol tail‘pt'ts‘.
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ll: .12 iii l:11'- '.‘.
RUGS.
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'. . "‘ll\\\11'f‘11'll'll’
13:111":i'2ll‘::l.1:iit.I.I'.'iii~":lir2»lr.1'-.‘.‘.12-'1
MEN'S. l..\llll'1\"
11211121' ':iil t i i'\ tr‘Iitii'
.\21l2~'l‘.1':2lI.:2 p ‘1‘! .III;1Itit-' for the celebrated lI‘.1s:.«r
Till} (‘UPEIJAND Bil' 2‘.
'.I:'1‘i:i-2'r- ofi‘.ir;12:s -l11ii‘.l i..1' f..i. t 1 1 -=,t 122:1'
o \ itt' ll :21": 511 .. \ liiti) sti2t 22I
Underwear-
.1ii.‘ pr'i'os ‘.IcI’on- purchusiti;
i22'1\ -!_1‘.2's It
left. on BUTTER, and.011 Cloths a11d Linolellm.
‘ho benefit":
met-ewe UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
p2h‘11't‘. \ lighted .1112! 1-;"2'tiili2lli -t112‘h1d
'l‘ 1: I2 lo in ‘h s 211' :12r t: 12 til I. d '111 12- i \..iii.i1:1t:2-tt i2!
11r1-2t \l 21lr:i-. Ls- .- I Iltlztrll‘. in
.2 :1' l22:_':i t s .11
.\.\'ll t‘lllldllil'IN's‘
2'\2rs.tl\‘. ‘-
‘ '.‘."i‘t'icos' :nsmtiti'cd the l.-
I
GIJO‘rES,
:iii-l I‘
1111'st.
.‘ltlt‘lllt‘l‘lt‘ Kid (iiiIH's.
ML, 411. 413, 415 2% 4]?
Main St. and 10:1 Faiirlieltl .tve. Bridgeport. t‘oiiti.
HE___A________LTHFUL
BEAUTIFUL
CONVENIENT
——ON—'
-4111»: ls'izm butt!
2! 31..
'L1.
1~2I :2...-
11313111le STOVE,
:Vkl'I -.‘2y_"
\2-132
SliF
nacoRA'ran nmNER AND
teasers.
112121121 the hirer! 11:22
Boots
38 It
Shoes.
- " .0. a
C. H. Harvey
Tai. ~ l‘.
'h ul11f.r.!2ll"lll 11: 1112'
whet-1'
Best Gurus For The Least
-MONEY-
i‘.2'1‘.1'f2-'1' !.
- tit ‘Ill‘Ji’iC
{iit‘
l;1.1.i-.a_:iI-: \Allll .I! least
‘.‘-3 Different Factories
A11!
li;12 'flo Itiost
Perfect Assortment
l'II'rrthIIIg lwiigot for cash. and 1!-
is the secret “by I
.-2-ll git'til‘ for about half what oTEeiri
dealers pity. Tin- \‘nri1 ties are too num-
erous to iii1ii'ion prices. but call and ex.
amine and you will find satisfaction
given.
0. H. Harvey,
l2 MAIN 51‘.
on.”
LOCATION
‘-~' _ s-NN2.*mn-\.-\n-~.-\w-'x~\-v~-
Seven Plots Already Sold this Summer,
rs?" FROM THE SPLENDID PROPERTY OF JOHN J. CAPE, Err. @
GOLDEN HILL,
llarmuurl Broilers
Washington Street, -
till T [70
Call at my office and talk about securinga site for/
A HOME.
THE TIDE SETS THATWAY.
NELSON TAYLOR, "
South Norwalk, Conn.
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Norwalk Chronicler