DAILY NORWALK GAZETTE
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1891.—
ENTERED AT THE POST OFFICE, IN NORWALK.
AS A NEWSPAPER.
TU 11‘ "'51! TH E It.
1710 weather lo- (1113/ 17707711103 to be
fair and 17117 (lg cloudy, with cooler
temperature and 7107' 1/7'117128667 13/ (77' cases
' and less humic 11y, f llowcd by a 7' 1'90 1’71
temper 11'1117' c.
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Almanac for To—morrow.
. [fig/7. wafer Bridgeport 5. '36.
[Iigh water 'Nor walk Islands 5. 171.
Low w'atel' Aro7'1val/t Island.- 12. '00.
Sun riscs5. 117. sun sets 63
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SOUTH NORWALK.
-~ Tim llAZETTEis on sale ntthc news office
0] 1‘ red Coleman, J. H. 1177/7177, "Ch-1751107—
ton, and II. E. Bodwcll. 07'111573 for all
Kinds of JOB PRINTING 7' 'cccived at 0717
‘(77 1.711717 office on 15111317 and Sqmu' e
See adv. Boy Wanted.
The Non-Secret Endowment Associa-
tion will meet to-night.
' Olive Branch Lodge, K. of P.,
work to-morrow ev emng.
Two vagrants were caged last night.
'will
' This morning they were sent to jail.
' City meeting to night to take action
A on the matter of lighting the city streets
The Independent Social club met
last evening at the home of one of its
members.
Old Well Lodge, and A. M.,
F,
' Worked the first degree on three candi-
dates last night.
-T. S. Donaldson will move into his
new store on East Washington street,
September 1. ’
William Smallhorn and Editor J. M.
Ellendorf have been granted pensions
of $12 per month.
Miss Della Kion, of Seymour Place,
returned last night from a two weeks’
visit at Shratoga.
This city has 500, 000, 000 gallons of
water, to say nothing of the never end-
ing supply of lager beer.
Court Mahackemo, A. O. 01F. held
a meeting last evening and transacted
business Of importance.
The Misses Priscilla and Edith Pitzer
have gone to Bridgeport for a two
weeks” visit with their aunt.
Miss Hattie Frank of Union street
has gone to New York for a two weeks’
visit with friends In that city.
Wm. M. Ray mond and C. R Town-
send have been engaged to take a new
census of the population of this ei.ty
Mr. Fred. L. Baxter and wife re-
turned from their wedding tour last
néght. They will reside at 43 Chestnut
s reet.
Cranberry Plains has a brave man.
His name is Aaron G. Sherwood He
recently married his mother—in— law, a
Mrs. Lent.
Mrs. Frank Mead and daughter of
Ridgefield, are the guests of Mr.
Edward Mead, telegraph operator at
Wilson Point.
The loser of a silver bangle with the
initials “J. H.” on it. can secure it by
addressing “Fritz,” Branch Office
GAZET- 'E, :)South Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Lancey of Albany, N,
Y., were the "nests of Mr. and Mrs
James Rundel, this week. Mrs. Lancey
we 7 a schoolmate of Mrs Rundell’s.
Ex- Chief of Police M. L. Pelham is
seriously ill at his residence on Taylor
avenue, from the combined effects Of a
malignant abscess and typhoid fever.
The party who started the rumor,
yesterday, of Thomas I. Raymond‘s
death is unfit, as yet, to die himself.
Mr. Raymond 13 reported this morning
as rapidly' Improving.
The condition of the Fort Point road,
whereit runs under the Consolidated
railroad tracks, is adisgr ace. For days
after a rain one needs hip boots to navi-
gate it. Who Is to blame?
The Rowayton Soci club are pic-
nicing on Long Island to- day They
are roasting that dumbest of all live
“animals, ” Othe round clam, and oth—
erwise enjoying themselves.
The Housatonic railroad tracks run-
ning under the Consolidated road near
Spring street, are being lowered sever-
71 inches, to permit of the passing un-
der of the larger cars without danger of
striking the bridge overhead.
To- day is the third anniversary of
Albin N eukirchner S arrival in this
country from Lobenstein, Germany,
and he proposes celebrating it byc ooing
crabbing. He has the German prefer-
ence for amber colored b7 t on such
e ;cursions.
“‘Vhen, oh when,” asked an East
Nor valk resident,‘ ‘is Osborne avenue
to be continued under the railroad
tracks as voted at a town meeting some
months ago. Are the selectmen dere-
lect 1n their duty' 1n the premises ? It
seems to me as if they were.”
The peach festival given by Ma yflow-
er H. andL .Co. in Randall’s hally East
- Norw alk, laSt- evening, was all and more
than expected. The entertainment giv-
en in connection with it, was of a very
pleasing nature.- The company will net
a nice llttle sum, as they deser ved to.
Several South Norwalk lads and las-
sies propose attending a peach festival
in West Norvvalk this evening. The
ladies of that section of the town have
a reputation, over 25 years of age, of
giving enjoyable festivals. Most of
the luodies who at that time conducted
the: 71 have transferred the mantle to
the shoulders of their children.
John Rudder, a young man emplo-
ed on a town job at Silver Mine, whi e
at work a". day or two ago, had his right
. hand caught between two large rocks,
and three of the fingers were so fright-
fully smashed that it was found neces-
sary to amputate them, D'octors' Clark
and Baker of South Norwalk perfor m-
ino the surger. Rudder is now living
at ast Norwa k and the town" is taking
care of him.
One of our good-looking elderly
, widowers asks us to give space to the
following item. We do not however
believe that the census taker is in any
way exceeding his instructions: “The
city census enumerator is a little too
inquisitive as to ages to suit some of
our elderly people of both sexes, es-
pecially so is this true of these residing
near the depot. t” .
. - 7 WATER STREET, NORWALK.
There are boils and boils, birt the
‘ species abscess, to our mind, outboils
them all. An abscess is born full 0‘:
pain and keeps getting more and more '
of it as it' Increases in girth and avoir-
dupois, until 1n its agony, it opens its
mouth, expectorates its corruption and
dies an ignominious death, none too
soon either for the peace arid comfort
of its owner. An abscess Is not at all
particular where it takes up its abode,
and when it does locate, it commands:
your full attention. Becoming possessed' l
of one, it IS advisable to feed it well.
On its arrival, you can improve its ap-
pearance and health by painting it with
iodine. It smar ts under the treatment
and does some furious kicking. '_ You-
can have your revenge by stuffing {it
with flaxseed until _it bursts. A perun-
cutus is also a species of boil. You can .
have thirteen of them and live. Three ,
good healthy—come-to stay-a- few-. days
abscesses would cause your heirsto call '
in the undertaker. We shall always '
have a lively remembrance of the only:
one we were ever acquainted with. It!
came last \Vednesday, put us to bed i
Saturday, and made it quite lively for 2
us, until yesterday, when' 1n a fit of' 17:7-
dignation, because of an introduction
to Dr. Bohanan, it “busted” and died.
It had a devilisli bad temper and we
are glad of its death. We belonged to
it while it was alive though.
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Charter Oak Races.
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About2
the fall meeting at Charter Oak Driv-
finae and the track was in splendid con-
dition. Fast time was made in a]
three races. In the first Grant’s Ab-
dallah was a strong favorite on the
start but when Crawford took the
thir (7 heat the talent began to pick him
for a winner. Abdallah took the next
two heats and the race with ease. Hen-
rietta was picked out to win the 2:19
trotting race and did it, but there were
many who expected fir st money to go
to the Seer, especially after he had tak-
en the secohd heat. Problem made a
good race in all e:_;cept the second heat,
when he came in last. The unex-
pected hippened 1n the third race, the
223 trotting. In the betting ring
everybody :’wanted to buy Martha
Wilkes. N. T. H. started as astrong
Slefioind, but was soon relegated to the
e 1
would undoubtedly have landed second
money but for a bad break in the last
heat. E. F. Geer drove Belle Hamlin
and Globe to beat the record of Belle
and Justina, 12,3. Th ey made the
mile without a break 1n 1: 14;}. It was a
pretty exhibition and was much ap-
plauded.
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lncreasing Their Facilities.
It is reported that President Austin
Corbin of the Long Island R. R. has
bought the property of the South
Brooklyn Co. and the tracks running.
to Ninth avenue. It 1s said the tracks
will be extended to East New York,
and that the entire property will be
added to the facilities of the new route
from Boston by way of Oyster Bay, L.
I , and \V 11 on Point. Floats will carry
the cars across the Sound to Wilson
Point, whence they will run on the
tracks of the Housatonic and New Eng-
land roads direct to Boston. At the
39th street ferry connection will be
made 1n the same way with the Balti-
more & Ohio r.oad It' is said that work
will be begun immediately.
Base Ball Games Yesterday.
National league—New York 4, Cin-
cinnati 12; Chicago "3, Brooklyn 5.
Philadelphia 4, Cleveland 7, Pittsburg
1, Boston 7.
American Association—Boston 8, Mil-
waukee 0; Athletic 4, Louisville 1. At
Baltimore and Washington, rain.
Eastern Association—Syracuse 5,
Buffalo 2; Albany 4, Rochester2 ;Troy
8, Lebanon 3.
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The New York Horror.
We are unable to find any one who
knows Wm. Barry, the printer, said by
his wife to be from N01 walk, and who
lost his life in the Park Place disaster.
Up to 2o’clock this morning the 53d.
body was taken from the ruins.
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WINNIPAUK.
Fletcher Pierce, foreman at the
LOunsbury, Bissell Co.’ 3 factory, has
about completed his QueenAnne dwell-
ing, built on the grounds of the old
J_cfi1_n D. Lounsbury homestead in this
v1 aoe.
Henry C. Randle, the famous hatter,
has the prettiest show of door yard
flowers of any man in the village of
Winnipauk.
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Almy Removed' to Jail.
HANOVER, N. H., Aug. 26.—George S.
Abbott, alias Frank S. Almy, the murder-
er of Christie Warden, was taken from the
Wheelock House on his cot, placed In a
wagon 21nd driven to West Lebanon, where
he Was put on board the train for Man-
chester, at which place he will be jailed.
He Ran with Butler.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass” Aug. 26. —John F.
Arnold, a v1 ell knowir citizen who was
formerly 1n the printcloth business, died,
aged seventy- -six. He was a candidate for
cdngress on the Democratic ticket in 1872,
and for lieutenant governor on the ticket
with General Butler.
.Daughters of' Liberty Meet.
WATERBURY, Conn, Aug. 26.—The na-
tional convention of the Daughters of
Liberty was opened in Odd Fellows’ hall
here The annual report showed a gain
of Over 3,000 members since the last annual
meeting.
AVnheuser-Buslr‘ Company Not Sold.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 26. —George Kemnisch,
vice president of the Anheuser—Busli
Brewing company, says there' 18 no truth
in the statement that his company has
sold its brevvery to an English syndicate.
Fourth of July has come and gone but my
' stock of
GRO'GEBIE'S
’Has not. The public will do well to give me a
call. I think I can suit you. If you have
not secured your
'FRUIT JARS
You had better do so before they are all gone.
You will need them in a short time for the
crop of peaches. Don’t forget the place,
Charles P. Keeler’ s,
,500 attended the opening of i .—
iiig park yesterday. The weather was‘ I
Both he and Siglight seemed' in g k
the racing to be speedier Cthan Marthaszgg‘mpmg 9‘1”” ’51“;le or “63 ‘: AFDIYJO
The former won the race and Siglight '
Only a few steps from Wall street.
SIIO ff' NI} TVS.
Drunenronr. 001111.. August 25, 1801.
'ilor e closed.
1 st
fix -
\‘1 ill 11: open September
\1ilh umodeled stoic, new
laws, New stock.
JOHN G. HOWLAND.
405 Main Street.
LOST.-
‘ LOST in coins from St. Paul’s church to :, 1:3" :' ‘ '3
Norwalk Opera House,
' ONE NIGHT ONLY1'29
SATURDAY, AUG.
THE GILT- EDGE ATTRAGTION'
The Basin
Howard Alheneum
Star Sueclally to.
30- ARTISTS- ‘30
:Tho' Most Refined and Highest Clasp
Vaudeville Co. in the World. ; .1”
Seats on sale at Hztle’ 5 Drug Store, Norwalk.
and Plaisted’s, South Norwalk.
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Lewis street on Sunday noon, (1 Lady 5 V .. "
Black and Gray Gauze Fun with silv of sticks.
Will the finder kindly leave the same at No.4
Lewis street or at the GAZETTE oflice. 3t171
FOP SALE.
OR SALE CHEAP. —A Ccttage 'of five
rooms, No 5 Hill street, borough. Good
well of \vater',well-bui1t 1121111 and splendid
garden. Lot 50122.3 feet. Apply to WILLIAM
LAWLOR. on premises. 1w1_70
0R SALE—An Excellent Jersey Cow.
Enquire at MRS. JAMES MALLORr’s.
OR SALE. —Two Refrigerators 'in good ~
condition Apply at CITY HOTEL, South
NOrw .1k.tf154
PRETTY Cottage of seven rooms, near the
Brid C. Price $2, 500. On 1v $500 down.
Apply to . E. WI LSON. Real Estate Agent
GAZETTE Building
OR SALE. ——A number of larg Counter
Drawers, that w ere in use at t re Ambler
store will be sold at a bargain.- Apply
TVBISTRAM & HrA’rT’ s. GAZETTE Building:
7117 RENT. .
{ OR RENT. —A Port rble House, erected
at. Compo this :w eek. will be rented for
cf
ELoc Kwoon.
SVANTED
NT D.
at (3111' HOTEL.
OUSEKEEPER WANTED. ——An inierican
woman who is willing to act as house-
'keepdl-ifor 1ohe1n a family can secure a 00d
.home by applying to GEORGE VHODGES,
ZCOIV'neVrs. . .
ive
3t1"2p7
C. L W E RN E R,
6 Main Street, Norwalk, _
Baker and" Co'nfectioner.
Manufacturer of lc'e' Broom,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
WPicnics and parties supplied on short
notice.
ALL KINDS OF CANDIES FRESH EVERY DAY.
Leave your orders IOI‘ Sundays at 6 MAIN
STREET. NORWAL :11 V75
Announoement
Extrilh'tlinary.
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NM
Par
Amphitheatre,
;Norralk Connected
Connected by rail via Danbury. &.
Nor walk Railroad fr om South Norwalk
Depot and New York and New Haven r
Railroad and
111 to Heart of N 0771111
Can be Leased for
BASE BALL GONTESTS,
PIONIG PARTIES, ~-
OAMP MEETINGS,
Military EXercises,
ShoOting' Clubs, -
' Clam Bakes,
Sunday School Festivals,
Agricultural Fairs,
Horse Shaw's,
Athletic Gaimes 03‘. Any
Form of Out-Deer '
Pleasure. '
The Norwalk- Park
Amphitheatre
Is so well knOwn to the crtizens Of
Norwalk that a description of it is
unnecessa y. It is sufficient to an-
nounce that MR. GEORGE CLARKE
has BOUGHT THE PROPERTY and
has planned
A RACE TRACK
In combination with all the Beautiful
Attractions and other pleasures to be
derived from visitino these MOST
CHARMING GROUNDS
F or terms apply to
0. E. WILSON 311...... Bldg
stat: '
on:
A boy to act as poiter. HYDE)” ,-
BOOlS and SHOOS
. sure cure. For. sale. by
F 71:5. Pigtails
26.‘
BY SELLING THE
Best Groceries
.AT THE LOVVEST PRICES.
Our Teas an'd Coffees
ARE THE BEST AND CHEAPEST“
Nicholson
Muses St John
SUM-‘MER
MILLINE RY
We are Eofferinfi our entire stock of millinery
at a GREAT R DUCT I.ON Our prices are
beyond competition.
———A Full Line of—'—
M ourning -:'- Goods
Constantly on hand.,
HAIR Goons, A}, SPECIALTY.
COMBINGS MADE UP.
0 o 1—1 5713 T s .
Agency for M ethadame Griswold Corset
We also keep the Warner Corset—C. B. A., a
Sprite, Majestic and others.
. g 11:. $1 5‘? "a"
COME EARLY To SECURE THE
" ' BEST BARGAINS."
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
M 138118 ST JOHN
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(JEIIIUAL,
'g—GLASS—
AGATE,
STQ
75 Wall Street NOrwalk
luvs KElllth
FINE
Leather and-'«Filldihgs.
Everything In the Shoe Line !
PRICES TEE LOWEST '
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93l Mam Shoal, Notwalk
4 .E.‘
*—-lv-% —*—*—*—*—9( —_—*—-X' -——-*
I EAT
*- (V) N—*
Fleas and Mango.
NON-POISONOUS.
ASure and Quick Remedy for Destroying
‘eas on Do 3 and _Cats, and all Vermin on
Men, Anima s and Bird
For POISON FROM sIVY OR MERCURY
and most diseases of the Skin and Scalp. For
Eczema,Pr1ck y Heat. etc... it is a an. e and
PRICE
uggists-z';
25 CESTS.Ma'nufactn1-c by
J. E. LABMEB, Norwalk Canin—
- Vli'P'VlI'ri‘toVi for circular
—— Give Us a CVVall and be Convinced. _.
, a“ 'v.
. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY]! '
“ROTOR POINT
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\VVithVont aV Riv :11 Among the Shore Resorts
& Betts.
Monumental Bllllllllll Will
' Its nearness 'tO card. its eaSy access by thi;>
T,
ALE " LAGER ‘2
Including: the CELEBRATED HOFFMAN Bnnw- 7
Season 1891.-
Boatmg, Bathing, Frshmg,
Picnicking'_ and Resting.
311071 1111171171 18177111117
0 SPOT al' Fthe whole Connecticu
shore. from ew York to New London
affords so many .a ttragfiwg natural features
fer a summer resort as-
ROTON POINT.
largest steamers and ‘short sail from New
ork. New": Hav'em'iBrid'ge oi't and towns on
the Long Island shere. fwit good roads for
charming drives inrdl'dil'ections to the interi-
or, render this spot
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61' the Sound. V {V
EvEnr iirrnx Trot PAID To TnA\&lENg‘ffiND
" PERMANENT GOP s‘rs.
FINVKEN STEIN 1E: KELLY,- I’m-5135.1;
South Norwall 117111 Rlllllll P171111
Steamboat Medea
Leaves South Norw alk for Roton Point.
10: 30:1 111., 12: 301). mule-:1) ;‘.‘,m 3: 20p: m.
Leaves Rot'on I’oint mi South Norw alk.
27.0511.m.;11:30a.m.1:Vl5I_)_.Vm., 2:35p m.
4:45p. 111., 6:30p. -n1. '
SUNDAV TRIPS. ——Lo. 'rv es South Norwnlk.
p.111
Loaves Rotor l'oliit :-.' .. .3
113011111 24.11)]?1 3‘30pm 5:00pf
6:10p 111V '- , 118M
, CAPT. H. ROWLAND
.VDorlon Pomt
(GREGORY’S POINT),
sOUTH NORWALK M'-
BOATlNG 7371777711 1737777117 ,
Shore D1nners,a Special tyl...
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CONE
A STAGE for thé Point loaves South Nor-L
walk at 9: 15. 10: 15 a. m. .,.—. -5, 3: 30, 4: 30 and 5:
”'m' ..-:J..;£.;.gRGWI-:R.g
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E. eusowsku
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Has iust opened his Large Stock of
-AND SUMMER WEAR.
WSTYLE AND PRICE TO SUIT Evmmzonrm
Will be pleased to see all old patrons and a
host of new ones at ~
THE OLD STAND,
Wall Street. Our. Water, Norwalk.
$500, REWARD.
AREWARD of Five Hundred Dollars will
be paid by the Selectmen of the Town of
orwalk for the arrest and convictia of the
oarty or parties setting any of the recent
ncendiary fires in said town, or any such that
may occur hereaf 40t tf
SA AMUEL DAeSKAM, Selectmen of
NELSO NJ .0. AW the Town
OSCA RW. RAYMOND, of Norwalk.
Datedu Neriwalk February 16th.1891. ,
NEW HARNESS MAKING AND
REPAIRING SHOP
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' —-—Has added to his——
;. uzrfi' g: figji'él".
HARNESS, SADDLE 3.31111) s annuity)
OUTFITTING SALESROOMS,
'—-_—A Department of’-—
Having secured FIRST-CLASS -WOKKMEN '
nothing but first-class work will be turned
REASONABLE PRICES
' Will be charged therefor
P. W. BATES
Steam Stone Pollshmg
—A‘ND—- 2'
ALL KINDS
42 WATER STREET NORWALK
ORDERS PnonrrLr EXECUTED i“15110-3, .
R7137 L
170777.711: 717771,
3 Water Slreel, Noruolk
THE FINEST
PORTER
ING CotiPANr’s- MONOP'OLE LAeEn, bottled fer
; home’ consumption.
Family- -Botfling,
., A SPECIALTY. .
@"Goods delivered on short notice
in any part of Norwalk, SOuth N or-
w,alk Darien, Saugatuck, Westport
and New Canaan.
tf161 JULIUS HEBRMAIN, Proprietor.
PLYMOUTH ROCK ICE
STORES AND FAMILIES SUPPLIED “.41
LOWEST RATES. . _ $1115
10:30a.ni., 113.177., 2:30p.'1n‘., 4:15p m.,.5.40
FINE SELECTED GOODS FOR SPRING
7".71' .1.
Hal-less Making at 77177177771
01 t of this new manufacturing branch of his'
, 1.,business, and only the most
' 'pnce.
these two thmg's ihtO Consideration we are
Mak1ng a. Low Price
On everygard of goods' In our Carpet Department
Oiir $8 Suits have no terrors for slender
plenty of money purchsed them. You
can apply to their quality any kind of,
a test you please— —they. are comfort-
able, tastefully designed and so dur-
77.171111417743701: can get two summers out
of them. They suggest prosperity-.'- r A
little finer' 1n finial: and fabric, but fret
tiliit less Of a bargain are our $10, $12
and $15 Salts _ q
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WILL OPEN OUR LINE or ,
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‘hEN's Youms' 77m 1078'
Hall Wlnlert‘lolhlng
Saturday, August 22.-
".‘Masonlc Bulldmg,
. NORWALK. ' "
Oomstock Bras...
14 So Main Streei,‘
Tomstock Bros
VERHAPS your funds are running low. If they are then it' is just the time
for keeping up appearances. You can do it for an insignificant outlay.
pocketbooks and vet _thevV look as if
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AND EXAMTN
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OFFERS SPECIAL AT FRACTIONS IN ALL SPYLES OB
"- FABRIC
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Kg you WILL MAKE A MISTAKE IF YOU DO NOT CALL
E THIS STOCK.
' a—Don’t forget that we can show you the Best Line Of— '
LADIES’ -: - SHIRT -: - WAISTS
1N NORWALK
E-dsvw'ard. __Street,
No. 5 Gazette BUilding, Norwalk
a. 0 ,0 .sHORT ENDS or DRESS GOODS,
CHOICE BLACK GOODS.
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,Chapel Annex. Prints, Sheetings, Fl
» basement, also reached by Cannon str
Furnishing GoOds will be found 111 th
SPECIAL. BARGAINS IN GI
Small
Belts, and hundreds of Fancy Arti
W . 13. HA
_V +~—;~Hawe ;chsed their corner
SpeCial Bar'g-ains
In their two back- stores, entrance at the deor of the Chapel Annex.
- ' We have some good bargains left In - .
W.B.HaII&Co.,
BRIDGEP
T ,
OR
entrance, but are offering——
PONGEE AND INDIA SILKS, , . V ,_
-, " _ , BLACK GRENADINES
' ' ‘i' BLACK LACE DRESSES,
SHORT LEN }THS OF- LACES.
ViSitors will find Laces, Handkerchiefs and Gloves, near the door of the
annels and Blankets are in the Annex
éet door. Hosiery, Merino- and GentS’
e Annex. -
NGHAMS, which are in their usual
place. Corsets, Cotton Underwear, Ferris’ Waists, Children’s White DresSes,
Infants Goods, Ladies’ Waists,Chi1dreh’SShOrt and Long Cloaks, Ribbons,
Wares, Notions, Jewelry, Petfur'hery; Art Goods, Traveling Bags and.
cles are in their neual places and are
. reached by the CANNON STREET ENTRANCE.
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We cannot move all the goods
It WOUId be no object for you
NJ OMP
. Bridgeport.
Prevrous to our moving into the large store now being made ready
for our Carpet and Uphelstery Departments, we intend
to sell a great many rolls‘ of '
RP
.. .. ,. this salon- i:-._.__
TIBEST INGRAINS AT 55 CE‘ITS
if BEST TAPESTRIES AT 70 CENTS,
' - -. BODY BRUSSELS AT $1. 00.
- ~THE~ nr‘nr. READ COMPANY.
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MOQUETTES AT $1.30.
we have, except that we make a low.
to buy, except at a lOw price. Taking
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