One Gent.
NORWMGAZE’ITE.
Absolutely Independent.
W MONDAY AUGUST 10,1391.
ENTERED AT T111: POST OFFICE, 1N Noawum,
As A NEwsrAr-Ea.
W
THE N i'.‘ ATHEB.
The weather to- day promises to' be
(generally from fatrto partly cloudywith
nearly stationary,I followed by lower
. temperature and local rain. To-m’or-
' row it promises to be slightly cooler and
. fair.
—-———«Q>——-——'——-
. Almanac for-To-morrow.
High water Bridgeport 2. '41.
High water Normalk Islands 1:60.
Low water Nor walk Islands 9. -.00
. S1 an rieeexi. 58. sun sets 6. '58.
SOUTH MORWALK.
The GAZETTE is on sale at the no we office
‘ of Fred Coleman, 'J. H. Flynn, W.L. Ather-
ton, and H. E. Bodwell. Orders for all
kinds of JOB PRINTING received at our V
' branch office on Railroad Square.
See adv. ..Alderney cow for sale. VV
. Prof. Francis, the violinist is in town;
It is hotter tO-da'y than a freshly fried
egg.
These are great days for the genus
0111 ex.
The steamer Medea was well pati ou-
ized, yesterday.
Justice Leslie Smith will take a vaca-
tion of one w.eek '
- S. S. N aphy is building a $3,060 house V
on Osborn avenue.
There are several out-of-town bicy-
chsts 1n t'Own, to-day. , ,
A large number of Danbury people
are at Roton Point to- day.
The post-office thermometer register-
ed 98 O at 11 o’clock to-d-ay. -
The Florence B. will take a blue-I
fishing party out to- day. . .
Roton Point, tO- morrow.
Mr. Fred. Baxter and bride are ex-V
pected home next Thursday.
Justice Morrell’s infant child 18 quite.
' Dr. Baker is in attendance.
An unusually large number Of city
people are on route to Ridgefield to—day.
Rev. H. C. Cole addressed the U. G.
T. R. association, yesterday afternoon.
The postofiice thermometer regis-
tered 85 degrees at 5:30 this morning.
Mrs. A. W. Sisson, from Hebron,
Conn. , is spending a few days in town.
The barges Charles McWiiliams and
Katie Madden are at Ferris’ wharf with
con
Mrs. Richard V0 ler sails on the
steamer Eider, for alle, Saxony, on
Wednesday.
An infant child Of George Beasley
was taken to Port Jefferson Dior burial
this morning.
Chief Engineer spent the day,
terday with: friends of the New
fire department.
Mr. J. S. Humphrey, on the stafi' of
the Boston Globe, is visiting his broth-
er,1 Mr. W. J. Humphrey.
Builder C. F. Scofield 1.15 the con~
tract for a new house for J. S. Conklin
on Second avenue, East 'Norwalk.
The six months Old child of William
Masline, which died Saturday, was tak-
en to Mt. Vernon for burial this morn-
mg.
Fred. Dalton, of the Danbury News
Counting-room, was among the passen-
gers on the City of Albany, this morn-
ing.
Rev. H. S. Brown, of LOCkpoVrt N
Y. and a native of this city, preached
in the Congregational church, last' eve-
ning.
The Non-Secret Endowment asso'cia;
ation will meet in Dibble s hall to-
night. ' . ' 1' ' ~
Plumber T. S. Donaldson has leased
one of the finest stores on East Wash-
1ngton street. Itis in the new Swartz
building.
Capt. Russell Frost, has appointed
es-»
ork
Private F E. Brotherton corporal,
vice John .Kelly, who 18 out of town
for. a time. ~
An undertaker 1n this city has writ-
ten aserles of humorous lectures that
are simply killing. ' The subjects are
grave ones.
SOmething O-ver 150 bales of' peat
moss came up on the City of Albany,
Saturday night. It was consigned to
Raymond Bros.
Locomotive No. 123 of the Consoli-
dated road jumped the track’ near the
turntable, Saturday afternoon. ' No.
special damage done.
The ringing of the borough fire
alarm, last night, was very distinctly
heard 1n this city, and some of our res-
idents visited the scene.
Miss Jennie Merritt. 01' this city, and
Miss Jennie Fitch, of New York, 's'tart
fo1 Saratoga, this morning. They have
engaged rooms at the Alb1on. -
A colored man named McGinnis was
sent to jail for 10 days by Justice Mor-
rell, this morning, for vagraney. The
.fillfiw was arrested by Constable Ezra
a
A convocation of Butler Chapter, No.
38, will be held at their rooms, to-mOr-
r0w evenin The M. M. M. degree
will be wor ed, and a full attendance
is desired.
The funeral of John J. Cape will be
attended from his late residence on
Fairfield avende, t'o- -morrow morning,
at 9 o’clock. Interment at Greenwood
cemetery, Brooklyn. , .
Some one with a rifle is doin some
careless shOOtiIng at Bell Islan. An
instance is that of a bullet picked up by
Capt. Merrills, of Tavern Island, in his
boat. The bullet had been fired
through the boat. ' -
The gold recruiting medal offered by
Captain Russell Frost to the member.
of 00. D. proposing the largest num-
ber of members durin the drill season
was won by Alfred Greece. The
medal is a gold eagle and pin, oblong
pendant, wreath 1n center, in which' is
' a handSOmely' engraved D and figure 4,
and on pin is engraved “Recruiting
Omedal for 1891. ” ‘
.. able sum of
2 The hangdog
changed his plea to guilty, was fined
$3 and costs. He sent to New York for
funds, but they not being forthcoming.
he was taken to jail to- day.
VnThere was a grand reception await-
g“Ed” Quittner at Germania Hall,
lasgt night. but “Ed” did not material:
ize to make it a grand suc'.cess It is
thought that he missed the steamer he
1expected to sail on from the old coun-
IV
of “hanging up’ ’done by those who
-‘ “buy” milk can be adduced from the
fact that one milk dealer in town' has
over $3, 000 on his books, for milk
served to customers, while another, 'who
has been in business a much shorter
time has over $400 on his books.
Two train loads of excursionists,some
forty cars, from Danbury, NewtowIn,
and other points on the Housatonic
system, passed through here for Wil—
son Point, this morning, where they
boarded the iron steamer, Sirius, for'
Coney Island. The excursion was,
In point of numbers the excursion
must have been a success.
who died at her home 1n East Norwalk,‘
Frida, in the 94th ear of her acre, was
atten ed from the ast avenue Metho.
dist church, yesterday afternoon, Rev.
C. M.. Peog Officiating.
;ers were essrs. Sylvester, William and
Frank Lockwood, Arthur Seymour,
large number of children, grandchil-
great-grand cliildren survive her.
- V Go“. as a. Tonic. '
Dr. White, of the medical board of the
using an injection containing this power-
Take any dilapidated specimen of 1111-
ok disappears, theweak
voice becomes stronger and clearer, the
eye brighter, the carriage more erect and
manly. ’Tis a wonderful tunic Hire
over," the 'efpossossiou to make
people more careful of ei‘r health to be-
gin with.
Those plentifully supplied with it are
quite apt not do overwork themselves; they
recreate, travel and take exercise. People
frequently than those who have it not. On
powerful a tonic when injected into the
veins as when introduced into the pocket
much good may be expected from any
lymph containing it. —Chica.go Herald.
The Reporter.
The weekly pay for reporting for city
newspapers runs all the way from 51010
$60. And there IS always asplendid- chance
for good reporters. To be a good reports
these qualifications are necessary: Health,
the news instant, a nurse of humor, the
ability to write a simple style in a legible
hand, eternal vigilance, temperance, ami-
ability, patience, determination and ambi-
tion. Then, fiqthermore, it behooves the
reporter to beta. constant student and read
er, informing himself fully upon every
variety of sulwct that internats mankind.
' For the profession of 11W reporting
we have the highest regard, and we find
pleasure in this opportunity of saying that
from the companionshi of newspaper re-
porters we have deri ‘ incalculable profit,
for of all classes and conditioneo'f men (ex-
cepting perhaps the printer) the newspaper
reporter seems to abound most liberally in
other qualities and accomplishments which
do so m'uch tow ard brightening and bettot-
1113' human life. ~Chioago News. '. _ ‘
~Bulletin No. V11, 11119515311191 Agricult-
ural Experiment station-,2 is devoted to
the diagnosis and treatment of anthrax
Vo'VrIV Charbon. .
N. StOryV, of Bezeman. was the first
man Who ever drove a herd 0f cattle
from Texas to Colorado.- . He Says st’o’ck
raising is 110.111qu like aIIVsV pmfit'sble as it
was first . ..
m
.DIED. ~- .~ .-
CAPE—7M South Norwalk. August 8, John J.
Cape in the 8311' year of his age. ’- -
F0 UND-
GOLD LOCKET with initials, informa-
A tion of which can be by calling at
GAZETTE OFFICE and paying for this adver-
tisement. . 3t16l .
LOST.
OCKETBOOK LOST. ——From the Herse
P Car Depot or on the cars to the Boston
Store. A suitable reward. Return to GAZETTE
OFIEICE.VI1t
__ ’1’0 RENT.
OR RENT. —A Portable House,- erected
F at lCompoI this week. will be rented for
Appgw to
damping out for the day or week.
F. E. LOCKwoon.
N otlce.
HIS 13 to forbid all )ersons from harbOringI
I or trustin" my wire, a.B Owensmn
my account, as shall pay no debts of her con-’
t'raIeting. she having left my bed and board
w 'hout just provocatlon or cause. . 3t161p
° JOHN E. OWENS.
For Sale. Cheap!
Property, No 12 So th Utlon Avenue,
FIVE minutes walk from INorWalk Ridge-
House in thorough repair—new roof fand
new fences: the best garden in the neighbor-
hood. Runge, hot and cold water. bath room,
.vvater closet. and a 15's: m heater with radi; . I », . . _
atom in every room, all thrown in without. ;
. extra charge. Terms, part cash, balance on
mortlga e. A l on premiseos oIr to
1w161g pp y GEO I..BUXTON
Netiee t0 Centractors.
No BOWALK, August 8th, 1891. ' .
OFFICET or TEEr COURT OF Banoassas
OUGH or NOBWALK.
EALEDo PROPOSALS will be received at
t‘a 3 office vnt3180"c .ockp. m. a nurs-
day, August 13th, for the grading of Belden
avenue.
P19 as and specifications can be seen and all
in or 111tio 1 obtained. by applying to C. N.
Wood. be; on r .1 surveyor
All proposals must be addi essed to Isaac
BE}: 6. ch ir nan of hi gliways.
to reject an r 01 all bids or to accept any t 'at
ests of the b.0rough
As a guarantee of good faith fifty dollars in
money must accompany each bid t 6 same to
that his Ibldl een accepted.
Th.1 S. AAVANDERHOEVE}
HARVEY M KENT
Higwway
Committee .
John Neonan, who was arrested for)
assault last week, and on Saturday '
Somewhat of an idea as to the extent
o'otten up by the Danbury Foresters -
The funeral of Mrs. Deborah Dann,
The pall- bear-I
Andrew J 9111116 and Robert Seymour,,A
all grandchildren of the deceased. A-
dren great-Gran hildr -.
’ do on and gm.“ .1; ley street.Norwal k.
" sacrifice for want of use. Address P. 0. Box
3151600
Charity hospital, of New York, says that.
gold is an important element in Dr. Koch’s
lymph. Dr. White has for some time been
ful, inorganic agent, and he en's he hasi
been obtaining results similar‘ -'to those?
claimed by the grefi Berlin professor. The:
- statement will be readily credited. Tho
mere possession of gold 15 a. powerful tonic. ’
. acting directly on the nerves, the stomach. '
The Brooklyn Innkeepers will be at VV the heart, and the personal appearance.
ma1iity,‘diflidpnt, cowardly, ihsiguifl'con’g.
let him come into possession of a consider- 3
old, and note the change. Q
having gold also consult physicians more .
the whole, it this inorganic element is as '
CUT THIS OUT. g
wit, humor, invention, generosity, .g'ood -
nature, patience, pluck, fortitude and those .
c. 'L. WERNER,
' ALL KINDS OF CANDIBS FRESH EVERY DAY.
' ALE, LAGER. ’5 PORTER,
Family Bottling,
he HI. 3h NE 1 Committee reserve the ri ht V ‘V
in their judgment will be for the best inter-_
be forfeited should t.1e bidder 1'121 to qur‘Iify. _. /. ,
within fOrt -ei ht houis after notificagtilosu» ~
DAILY NORWAJK
i V. SHOE NEWS.
Barnosronr. OOnn., August 8,1891.
The weather to.- day", Clear. '
First shots fired.
Tearing down began.
:Workmen driving shoes
from one part Of the store to
another, in less than 3 weeks
they will be all driven dOwnII
cellar---uot all, many of them
will be sold before that time. 1
Every s0rt Of shoes havei
the blue cut price tickets-n10, *
20, 40 per cent. off. VYOU‘Can’t]
help a saving in price it you]
buy ,
-Here’ 3 Che good thing-«V
there are others as good, wo-
men's Dongola V Oxford II Ties,
patent leather tips, cloth tops,
stylish, regular :51. 50 quality,
95c
...—.__“..«ul.
. _ JOHN G.HOWLA11VD.
405Main Street.
FOR SALE.
OR SALE. —One New Jersey Alderney
Cow, four years old. IForI1-1ale cheap, by
Kuxz. Bull Run, or inquire at Pitzer’s
barber shop. . ' - 3t1V61
BARGAIN. —Will sell a Piano and Stool.
in good order. for $40. Call at 13 3Blejrke-
ICYCLE FOR SALE. -—A high grade Safety
Bic'yClc. 1n good order, wlll be so d at a
629. Norw alk, Conn.
OR SALE. —A Fine Cow. Enquire 93 LAST
AVENUE. w158p
OR SALE CHEAP. —A Cottage of five
reoms. No.5 Hill street, borough. cod
well of water, well- built barn and splendid.
Harden. Lot 50x225 feet. Apply to WILLIAM
LAWLOB, on premises. w157
OR SALE. -Two Refrigerators in good
colitdition. Apply at CIT! HOTEL. Soglth
orwa
OR SALE. —-Th1'ee Coaches. 1 Wagouette.
1 Surry, 1 Side-Bar T131E Buggy.
tf145 Gnaoonr.
PRETTY Cottage of seven rooms, near the
Bri d e. EPrice $2.500 Onl v$500 down.
Apply 1:0 WILSON. Real Estate Agent
GAZETTE Building
0R SALE. —A number of huge Counter
Drawers, that were in use at the Ambler
store will be sold at a bargain. Apply at
TaisrnAM A: HrATT’ s, GAZETTE Building. the
WANTED.
A N Elderly Woman. from the country lpre-.
ferred to do plain cookiugan
housework fora famlly of threes. ults. dRe er-
ences required. Enquire at this ofiice.1w159D
************** 96565696669695 *****1\'-***
HIS CARD entitlEes the bearer to one
: dozen CABIN PHOTOGR APHS:
*and also one 8x10 Photograph with Mat for:
*32. 50 if delivered at mé. gallery within 60*
*days from June 10th, 1 2m mil!) «)1-
: F. E. ReadrVnanIV. 3;
scan-96th Dulldi»
****‘G***** 9999' 1' *GLS‘ h dig/{‘39 **’7‘“**¥**
FOurth of July has come and gone but my
. stock of -
GROGERIES
Has not. The public will do well to give me a
call. I think I can suit y ou. I you have
not secured your
FRUI '1.‘ ‘J’ARS
You had better do so before they are all gone.
You Will need them' 1n a short time for the
crop of peaches. Don’ t forget the place.
Charles P. Keeler’ s,
7 WATER STREET, NORWALK.
Only a few steps from Wall street.
6 Main Street, Norwalk,
Baker and ConfeCtioVner.
Manufacturer of Ice Bream,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
' WPicnics and parties supplied on short
notice.
Leave our orderLs for Sundays at 0 MAIN
STREET NOBWAL 11.5
RIENTAL
BOTTLINO WORKS
3 Water Street, Nomalk.
THE: FINEST-
Including the CELEBEATED HorerAN Baaw- -
inc CourANT’ s Monoroas Lucas, bottled for
home consumption.
. A SPECIALTY.
fiGoods delivered on short notice
in. any part of Norwawlk South Nor-
walk, Darien, Saugatuck, VWestpOIrt
and New Canaan. .
tflfil JULIUS usaauANN, Proprietor. LIB
‘ ucendiary fires' in said to
, out of this new manufacturing branch of his
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- on Hover-Svthiug from June 18th until Ju VENBH lst
n
advantaeeo lis moppbrtunity will afweciate
the wondeo bargains Come an see for
y.oursell.' tlsaVchanceI that does not occur
. very often.
.....12 Main 811681. 11111 Norwall
,5 i _. Steam - Stone
GA
ROTO' POINT
Seas 1891.
Beating. B 11g, F1sh1ng. .Q V V I
.Picnickingnd Resting
Slum 11111“ 8111111111
NO SPOT alon 5 whole Connecticut
shore, from «York to New London,
afi'ords so many at stive natural features.
f0 or a summer resort
BOTONI POINT.
Its nearness to' car' 3 easy access by the
lar est steamers an hort 55 from New
Y’or New Haven, cig'efiortd and towns on
the Long Island Isho: w1t 300d roads for
charming drives in alirections to the interi-
or, render this spot
WithOut a. Rival Am; the Shore Resorts
of thlonnd. '
EvEnr ATTEN'rmN .11) To TRANSIENT AND-
PERMANENT GUlsrs. ..V . tf115
FINKENSI‘EI' & KELLY, Props.
801111 Nurwall 11 R1111 P1111
Steambot Medea
Leaves South Nonrk for Roton Point.
10:3011 111., 123101). m p. 1n.,:820D--m
Leaves Roton Point («IV South Norwalk.
$7.05an 11:30.a..m. 'l5p. m., 2:35P mu
4:45p..m,6'..301)m ~.
SUNDAY TRIPS. .—LcauSouth Norimlk.. . »
10:305..m,1p.,m.2:.36m.,4:15p. mq5-40
p--m -
Leaves Boton Point.
51:30:1an ,2:45p.1n., 301) 11195-00111,
6:10 p lstf
CAI‘. H. ROWLAND.
D-Orlon VPomt,
(011111105113 POINT).
SOUTH NORWALK. . .
BOATING, BATHVllG, FISHING.
Shore Dinnersft Specialty.
CONN
A STAGE for the Poul leaves South Nor-
walkatn: 15.10: 15:1. n1. . -5.3: 30,4: sounds: 30
it: . J. 1. POWER.
E. GuiO-wski,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Has just opened h Large Stock'of
FVINE SELECTED GmDS FOR SPRING
AND SUMMEr: WEAR,
Hr ST1LE AND PRICE TdSUIT Evnnrnonrm
W111?!“ Arabian-1‘ fin "no J -‘—l us—L—n...‘ .I—J. .-
host 0 new ones at
THE OLD STAND,
Wall Street. 001. Water, Norwalk.
$500 REWARD.
AREWARD 01’ Five Ruined Dollars will
0
be pa1d by the Select en of the Town of
rwalk for the arrest and onyicti) of the
oarty or parties setting vary of the recent
or any such that
may occur hereaft .
SAMUEL DAESIKAM, t Selectmen of
NELSONJ R,AW the Town
OSCAR w. 'EAYMO (5N1 of Norwalk.
Dated at Nprwalk February 161511.1891.
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Wm. E. Dann
——-Ha's added to his—
OUTFIITTINC SALEsnOOMS.
—A Departnwlit 9f:1-_
nothing but first-class work will be turned
business, and only the most
REASONABLE PRICES
Will be chargedjtherefor.
CLOSING our.
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF'
Great Reduction
trimmed and nut trimmed i
’ desirable stylesWALMOST
Everything in st be' held. Goi Out Of buSi-
ness on 51100th of' ill-heal 1th. pThose takin‘g
B. 1M COLLINS
P W.“ BATES
—-AND—'-'V .
ALL .KIINDS OF
Mflflfllflflfllfllé Bflflflmg WM Transplanted VPlants, 75c V
Ranferds Floral Hall __
42 WATER STREET, NORWALK.
01195115 Banana? 3x15511591) . I 13:39,;
f. PLYMOUTH ROCK JOE
STORES AND FAMILIES SUPPLIED at In:
Teas. Coffees, Crackers.
ROCKW BOTTOM PRICES. 1
‘_Nickerson &. Bells.
mBOOlS and ShOOS,
2 PRICES THE LOWEST:
HARNESS: SADDLE QANVD STABLE '
Hamel: Making all 1111111111.:
Having seemed Freer-CLASS WonmN .
'Cldlllren’s lists, Flowers, Ribbons, Laces, , .. -
Polishing Q
ZETTE’~Z
OUR NEW BABY
HAS BROUGHT US A FULL INVOICE 0F
GROLLRILS
Olives, &c..
AND WE WILL SELL THEM AT
JARVIG KELLOGG.
FINE
Leather and Findings.
Everything In the Shoe Line!
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY !
...-.3I Main Steel, Norwalk.
“\ CHINA,
——GLASS,—
6’117\ AGATE,
TIN,
WOODEN WARE,
no“... I‘nrniolning 0459119,
I5 Wall Street, Norwalk.
*—*—*—*—*—*—*_*_ 55—51—11-
-xv— 0 N——*
Fleas and Mange.
. NON-POISONOUS.
ASure and Quick Remedy for Destroying
Fleas on Do 5 and Cats, and all Vermin 011
Men, Anima 5N and Bir
For P0 OIOS FROIMs IVY 0R MERCURY
and most diseases of the Skin and Scalp, For
Eczema, Prickly Heat etc... it is a safe and
sure cure. For sale by druggists. PRICE
25 CENTS. Manufactured by
J E. LARMER, Norwalk, Conln.
WWrite for circular. 11I'Il'
Misses St John
SUMMER
MILLINEBY.
Weafie offer 0 ntires cc 0 1111111 on
ata G BEAT BE DLQQFIQN ,pgiip fprip'eilnar'g
beyond cOmpetitioInI.
..I—A Full Line of—_- V ‘
Mourning: -GOods
Constantly on hand.
HAIR IVGOODSV, A SPECIALTY.
COMBINGS MV'ADE U r
c o n s E '1' s . . V
Agency for M ethadame Giiswold Corset
We also keep t Warner Corset—C. B. A., La
Sprite, Majesti and others.
BEST BARGAINS.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS
MISSES ST JOHN
33, MAIN STREET NORWALK
Celery
Strong,Stocky Plants 40¢.
per hundred.
. .' next fOur
COMVVE EARLY TO SECURE THE .
the annals of our business.
our departments: —
I ' , . I I I . ,
Shut W alsts.
Ajsensational drop in Ladies’ Shir-t i
Waists takes effect to day In many '
iespects our assortment is as good
as we have ever shown, but no mat
tel. they musl all go before inveu
t01y. so the price has chopped from
98 cents to 59 cents. We are the
losers, but it sometimes happens so.
BELTS.
VA pinch of money put into a
handsome Belt does gleat duty in
contributing to a shapely figure and
d1ess
they’ re so cheap
Two and one- -half inches wide
00101 s, reduced to 15 cents.
Leathel Belts in great valiety.
bodice and straight, open and plain,
, with 01 without metal slides. hand,
some styles, worth 50 cents, ma1ked
down for this sale to 25 cents,
Dress Ginghams.
All new and desirable summer styles,
positively worth 12% cents per yard,
Ith only
8 CENTS PER YARD.
A few striking bargains in
WHITE - LAWNS.’
At 9 cents, 10 cents, ll cents. 124;-
cents, 15 cents, 19 cents, 23 cents,
and 25 cents. D9 not fail to see
them
ALL OUR BEST OUTING FLANNELS
Have been reduced to 10 cents Ia
ard.
18;_in0h COTTON DIAPER, piece
of ten yards, reduced to 43 cents. I
One lot, about 500 yards Of-
GINGHAM, will be closed out at 5,
cents pery yard.
Handsome Skiit Patterns, reduced
from 49, cents, to 31 cents each
. Please take notice that we are
offering some exceptional values in
WHITE QUILTS at 75 cents, 98
cents, $1. 25. $1 50, $1. 75 $2. 00 and
$2. 5.6. You can afford to secure one
or two at these prices.
Underwear.
Nearly everything in this depart
ment can be bought during the
days at your Own
figure. We are heavily sv ‘Ocked
and the reduction in price will. be
sharp and positive. Make you1 pur-
chases this week, and your bundle
will be twice as large for the same
money Look at this one item,
seleCted at random, as a specimen:
. _._-.Ladie_Is’ Fine Jgrsey Ribbed VeSt,
.__siIle tape, reduced from: 39 cents to
19 CENTS EACH.
PREPARATORY- To OUR ~ ~
Semi-Annual at 111111.
Better take two 01' three as gandies. fancy colored.
white polka dot me
are very popular, but they must go
;with the rest of the summe1 stock,
Worsted Canvas Belts, black and so to- -day they will be offered at
St1iped Cotton Canvas Belts, 1e .
. duced to 5 cents each.
I Commencing Saturday and continuing for the next four days 1'
shall offer to the shopping public the Greatest Array of Bargains in V
The Opportunity is a rare one. as we have
marked the goods down without taking the cost into consideration,
The follOinng are a few lean pocket- -book prices, selected for each 01
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tarsal Department.
—-SECOND FLOOR. -—
Our entire stock. bf Summer
Corsets must .be sold before stock
taking. hence we sell our 75 cent
Ventilating Corset-at
"50 (CENTS.
IDRESS, GOODS.
Quite a trophy athand this week:
Anew invoice of Fine French 01'-
black and
'l‘lir-m-
.
Kiln-‘11
12.} CENTS PER YARD.
Black Checked Organdies at
19 CENTS PEIR YARD.
l'l‘o buy these goods at the above
Domestics. :
Two cases of extra fine quality.
price is like finding money.
Elegant Challie Normandies, re-
duced to 5 cents a yard. Hard to
duplicate such a price in a. year's
waiting.
Housekeepers’ Dem.
—BASEMEN T.—
The ever-increasing sales in this
branch of our business is assurance
that housiekeepers appreciate .‘Our
efforts. .fTh‘oSe 'who have attended
our Semi-21111111111 sales in the past
need no urging this year. But for
those who have not we print a few
items to show the so1t of chance this
occasion Offers :--
Wooden Lemon Squeezers. Scents"
each.
Wooden Water Pails. I10 ctIs. each
Wooden Pastry Spoons, large
size, 5 cents each
White Dinner Plates, 5 cts each
White Cream Pitchers, 7 cts eachVV
' White Ewers and Basins, 7501.35
each.
Tea Spoons, 2 cents each.
Table Spoons, 2 cents each.
Jelly Tumblers, 39 cents per doz
Lamp Wicks, 5 Cents per doz.
Fruit Jar Rubbers, 10 cents pe1
dozen.
Tea Kettles, 15 cents each.
, Tin Tea Pots, 9 cents each.
Dover Egg Beaters. 10 cents each
Tin Colanders, 10 cents each
Salt Shakers. 1 cent each.
Lamp Chimneys, large size, 5
cents each.
Table Tumblers, 3 cents each.
Table Goblets, 4 cents each
Covered Butter Dish, 10 cts. each.
White Cups and Saucers. 43 cents-
per set.
Moss Rose Cups and Saucers. 69
cents per set.‘
Covered Picnic Baskets at half
regular price, 10 cents each.
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Tested. Seeds.
LOWEST RATES. tfi‘o
ne'This Sale will'positi'vely clOse at e p. 111. Tuesday, August 4th.
RBUUdSSue.
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Norwalk Chronicler