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l‘\ r1 1.111) Ar 'rnn Pos OFFICE, IN NORWALR,
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Almanac for To~ morrow.
1119}: wafer .12' ia'gcporl. 19:50.
High water Normal/c [islands 12:36.
Low water Normal/c I 91/122603 6:36.
.S’un rises 5:91;. 32122. 301.63 '1.8
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1'11 1- "BATH '-' 2:.
The weather 10-day 722-.02222’s'cs [o be
genmal’y faii and cooler, pricedcd l)_2/
fog and some cloudiness. To- 22202' 2' 020' 25
promises to be cicar and (color, jol-
lowcd by a rise of Zo22222c2'avfu-2'c.
dirk—-
SOUTH NORWALK.
72" ,. (JAZET TE is on sale at the new .9 office
or I" red 00102212121, J II. Flynn, W. L 4112.272-
Ian, and If. E. Bodwell.
kinds 0; JOB PRINTING 2' cccivctl at 0212
branch office on. Railroad Squm'c,
Lawn fetcs are out of it to- day.
Caleb Wood has stopped painting the
draw bridge and gone after beach
plums.
The 03' star set is reported as being
rcmarkabl3 00d and the 01 op of stars
comparative y poor.
An unfounded report comes to us
that the twin lakes on Railroad Place 1, I
me to be stone- ballasted.
Interesting exercises for the cause of
pine temperance, are to be held at
Gland Army hall; to morro“.
The Addie V. has a new smoke— stack
. to replace the one she knocked out, of
kilter on the (11' awbridge the other day.
The \V. C. T. U. with the “Y’s
have rented the store No. 2-2 Maiii
street and will open their meetings
Sunday.
Ezra Hall placed a “vag” in the sta-
tion house last night. Mr. V will dine
in the Bridgeport jail, to- morrow, and
Ezra on turkey.
Expressman Kavanagh deliver ed 150
barrels Of flour to Litchblau, the \Vash-
ington street baker, yesteiday. He
looked like a miller when he got
through.
Mr. James Kelly is praying to-day
that it don’t rain tO-morrow. Because
why. he expects a visit from John
Clark, Wm. Hutchinson and M. F.
Clark on Sept. 6th.
Mr. Daniel Rift‘el, the star baker and
adventurer, will attend church in
Newark, N. J. to moriow. He had
cabinet pictules taken of himself yes-
ter day, and will present them to several
of his best gir.ls
Mr. James Olmstead and Mr Henry
Bronze are buildinga float for the
trimmeis, to be used next Monday.
Mi. James Cousins is at work on a
float forq Soy mour Bros. All are in the
employ of Builder Raymond, and he
employs only the best.
D. O’ Connors, Ed. Tallmadge and
Thos: Howley propose attending the
reunion of the 28th C. V. at Danbury
next Tuesda. Memories of the storm-
ing of Fort iidson, where so many of
the‘ ‘f01lorn hope” sacrificed their lives,
will be revived as the only set back to
a happy reunion. The 2-3d regiment
wtho also did valiant service, will be in
2 .
Yesterday afternoon a gang of work-
men, nine in number boarded one of
the ywork—car ts on Franklin street.
After going a sheit distance the driver,
a practical joker, pulled the pin that
kept the cart in position and it was
truly a dump- cart, the whole nine men
being dumped into the street. The
driver laughed the dumped swore, and
all 3'. cut to w 01' k.
John Judge, of the Bridgeport Her-
ald, recently wedded, went to house-
keeping, yesterday. His household
eficcts being placed, he went out mar-
keting. Hea ordered lots of groceries
and meats, so he says, but “I’ llbe d— d;
all that were deliver ed were a dozen
crabs, a loaf of br ead and half a dozen
oysters. T’was all right, though,” he
remarked, “for in fitting up the rooms
I for got to order a stove.”
Gate- tender Farrington’ s heait was
playing tag with hispalate at 2 :40 yes-
terdaya afternoon. He had lowered the
gates for the express to psss, and a
fi eight train hauled up to the station
Bot-h trains proceeded on their way,
grind after they had cleai ed the crossing
151'. Farrington raised the gates, and
w.:n- ting teams started across the tracks,
who n he observed that the freight traili
had broken in twain and three cars
were rushing down the .grade and
across the crossing. Punching his
heart back into headquarters he exer-
giscedt hlis lungs and goodright arm, and
' 1 cc per aps oath and
twir c the length of this. - an item
The Norwalk Horse railwa has -
hope, the finest looking lot of, condldilt-
Tlhser hndB driversbin the United States.
'c s owe a urges .
his1 12i'ooddlooks;s by reason Of
mo )1 e an “I knew it Fritz”' G
Hoyt, who reminds one of Landlldi'cd
Walz; ‘ Hat” Bouton who wears por-
ous plasters on his hands; Miller, who
talks about his dinner before he gets
it; Sweet, who could do elegant service
holding up electric light lamps; Kel-
ogg, a good natured iceberg; Meeker,
well. ask driver Blake; Haley, even
Bucl' Lockwood has to pay his fare on
our car. A constellation that outcon-
stellatcs the Aurora Borealis.
A Thrilling Experience.
LANCASTER, Pa., Sept. 5. —While at
tempting to cut- an electric wire, Charlez
Welch, of the Edison company, was trans
fiXcd with 600 volts of electricity. He shot
downward from the bar on which he sat,
but his body was caught on a wire under-
neath, item which he hung unconscious
in midair. He was rescued and will re-
cover.
Cattle Thieves Lynchcd.
HELENA, Mom, Sept. 5.—-—Jerry Thomp-
son and two companions were caught
changing brands on cattle, and were all
hanged to the same tree. This is the firs
lynching of cattle thieves in Montana for
years.
Struck forVWehe'kly Pally.
BRACEVILLE, Ills., Sept.-.5.-—-Bebween 700
. and 800 miners went on strike here owing
to the futility of their attempts to secure
the benefits of thoweekly pay law recent-
ly enacted by the state legislature.
Charley Williams, Spr
-todd'sdifi‘e'- 'wOrk a
’l\ OIWlllk
lowing described real estate of said Geo.
.Keeler and wife. situa-t
A Club Steward Robbed.
BUFFALO, Sept. 5.-—Steward Burslem, ol
the Phoenix club, was robbed of valuables
estimat d to be worth about $1,000. Burs .
Iéin lit. temporaril 1 employed‘a strange:
‘ut the club. While
Burslem was occupied in another part of
the building the man. entered the stew-
ard’s apartments and took jewelry and
other; articles of value to the abdve'
amount. He has not yet been arrested.
The Deadly Stiletto.
BINGHAMTON, N. Y. Sept. 5. —During a
row with four “dagoes” employed at the
State hospital sewer, John Allen received
stiletto stabs in the breast and abdomen
which will probably prove fatal. Allen 01
his interpreter cut one of the Italian’ 8 legs
Ealm‘o'st Off. The “da’goes” are on strike
for bimonthly wages, and this, it is said
'::;5:‘:' —~ 335mm.
BI‘I'I‘TO-{Jn Norif'alk, Sept. 3d, Fanny Platt
Britto, '33": 1’6 of A éxander Britto, in the 65th
year of her age.
[Funeral from her late residence, 72 Har-
bor’ aventie, Sunday. at 1; 30 p. m. Eriends of
f the family arednv ited to attend. ]
()2 (lap s for all »‘
7'0 REA ’7'.
TOL LET. —To a small family, four rooms at
No.21 Orchard street. Apply to Mrs. J.
E. Ros-SELL, on Orchaid street. 33'180
OWEN PART OF HOUSE to rent; four
Wrooms Apply to F B. BANKs. 6 Fair
street. 1w176p
i OR RENT. —A POrzttblo .Hnuse, erected
at Coinpo this week will be rented for
camping out for the (l: ty- or water.
.E.:Locxwoon.tf211
FOP SALE.
I ‘10 OR SALE- .—-‘£00 Liqiior” uiii' "els. - '
(tf17s) ' Gannon Low. {3? ‘lain street.
condition. Apply at (,1 r1 Hersh, Man}:
104
OR lSkALE OR TO LET. —In South Nor-
' -wa , a
arden,good well of water and fruit trees.
or articulars address W. H MOREHOUSE 418
Sent 1becond avenue,1 Mt. \crnou, N.Y. 3tp
PRETTY Cottage of seven rooms, near the
Brid 0. Price $2, 500. On] v 8500 down.
Apply to . E.W LSON, Real Estate Agent.
GAZETTE BuildingI
OR SALE. —A number of large Counter
Drawers, that W016 in use at the Ambler
store will be sold at a bargain. Apply at
TRISTRAM A: HYA'r'r s. GAZETTE Building. tf19
W {A711 D.
ANA. '"ED. —Tw0 competent girls as cham-
bermaid and waitress. Apply to MRS.
SVANDERHOEF, 125 East av enue. 3t179
FIRST-CLASS COOK AND LAUNDRESS.
only three 111 family. To one thoroughly
competent, (and none other need apply), a
pleasant home and liberal wages will be given.
Call at GAZETTE Orrics, or address Box A
Norwalk, Conn. 3tl’2‘4
NOTICE.
THE (Jo-par tnership heretofore existing
between Edwin Gilbert, Benjamin H
Gilbert and George Cooper Gilbert. known
as the Gilbert Extract and Perfumer Com-
pan). of Georgetown, Conn , is this ay dis-
solved by mutual consent. Edwin Gilbert will
close the business of the co-[iartnershiml6 and
George Cooper Gilbert wil continucgmt 1816
7 D
.5 3Georgetown, September 1, 1891.
NOTICE.
f HE Committee for the Labor Day Parade
extend to all manufacturers, merchants
and their employees a. cordial invitation to
participate in the parade. A favm will be
civiilfleired by scndin erour games to the mar-
s 1:1
Cedar street, South Norwalk.
Par zde to be fmmed at 8: 30 a. ID. 41178
For Sale, Cheap !
Property, No.12 South Union Avenue,
WIVE minutes walk from Norwalk Bridge;
House 111 thorough repair—new roof and
new fences; the best garden in the neighbor-
hood. Range, hot and cold water. bath room,
water closet, and a steam heater with raidi-
..tors in every room, all thrown in without
extra chzugc. Terms, part cash, balance on
mortgage. Apply to 0.13 WILSON, Galzette
Building. or to
GEORGE I. BUXTONI.
A Card.
WISH to state that the NON-SECRET EN-
DOWMDNT ORDER, of Worcester, Mass... of
which I am a member, paid me $80 on August
25th, 1891,1301' four week’ s sick benefits. The
claim was paid within eight days after sending
iit tSo the lTrIome 01111102. Ilnpgfifdl $116 local br one
11 out 1 orwa 1, p111
P 101i J. DEMPSEY.
28 Day street, South NOIrwalk, Conn. 13751'1
Tax Collector’ s Sale. .-
OTICE is 'heieby.g1ven that the under-
signed,Collect01 of Taxes, under and by
virtue Oil—ll. certain tax warrant, duly executed
and Signed by proger authority and directed
to the undersigne commanding him to levy
and collect ofth
GEO. O.e KEELER AND WIFE,
and other persons named in the rate book,
on the list to said _wai'rant annexed their
several propeltions of the sum total as
therein stated, said sum being a tax or
assessment laid upon the assessment list
image in 118189 by— libel inlutlbiltantls1 of tlée {53:31 j, .
o orwa ,regu ar yan ega y- ass m ,
to wit,._ on the stat day of December. A.- D. 1889-
met for the purpose of providing for the m-
debtedness of said town, levies upon the fol-
edih the town of Nor-
walk, and tbounded now 01" formerly as fol-
lows, t6v w it
Northerly by land of Edward Smith; east-
erly and westerly by land of heirs of Henry
Smith deceased; and southerly by the high-
way, being in quantity about 11 acres, and
situlanted "Down Town,” so called, at Rock
And I shall sell at Public Auction, on the
remiscs hereinbeforfia described; on the 10th
ay of Novemb:1','A ‘
noon, so- much thereof as will raise the sum of
Fifteen dollars, that
tion of said- George 0'. Keeler and wife,o
the sum total in said list together with the
charges of levy,- sale, et 0..
GEO BST.J JOH
Tax Collector, NList 1889.
Dated at Norwalk, September 5th 'A. D. 1891. ‘
MRS HEADS SCHOOL
Foi _ ,.Glils aud- Young, Ladies . '
Reopens - October; - lst
Primary, Intermediate, Academic and?
,COllege Preparatory Departments.
Pupils admitted to Wellesley and
Vassar Colleges on the certificate of
the Principal. '
(“B‘MRs DIEAD_ announces that on
stormy and unpleasant days .a car-.
'riage will be in waiting 0n the Park,
corner of Franklin avenue, at 8. 45 a. m._ .
and 2: 30 p.111. to- convey pupfls up and
down the hillw1thout extra charge.
2m180 ff:
' led to the quarrel. . c ‘ "
better, we think
'ness, now I am going to try for
Small House of eight rooms;
.1891, at 10 o’clock fore-_-
being the pr open;
Apph to I
’FOR, SALE s—Twin lelnrrcr'itms iii smut?
O .. Char
DA: L Y'- NORWALK - GAZETTE.
8H0 [.17 NE W28.
I ‘ BRIDGEPORT, COnn., September 4, 1891.
We will be glad to see the
school girls and 1303s this
week; new quarters for them;
Providing of proper shoes.
for school use has always been
a strong feature of my busi-
stillmore of the young folks’
trade; of course I’ve got to
deserve it or I won’t get it. '
.1 have shoes as fine as any
girl Or be ,1 will vvaiit, shoes for
as litlle as it is economy to
buv. “112.1 I try bode l to
give 1211' shot s 119.11 iii a; pm?-
ancu thoroughly relnbln in
materials and work. at 22.122011-
erale- price I seem to 3122;232:2511.
at least. nurny parents say 1210.
June H. l-io3vn..\:<n.
Ill?) 7:! :1 Hive:
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'1 ,. i3
,4 as? It 3'55; - 25-09.
.fi‘afig kég “Eng
13' 2"" P: ' ’2’ "' '
g ‘c .. $9.4. a 3‘17?"
1‘3 33’
One of the Largest Parades cvcr seen
in Nor“ alk 332111 take place 11610 on
111101312101 Pauli
Is something unknown in N or walk,
and as this is the fir st of the kind ever
held here we expect our merchants
and manufacturers to take large inter-
est in representing their branches of
business. The par :”ads will be of great
interest to the town, as the different
industries will be SOD forth as nearly as
pessible by employees working at their
trades on floats. The line will be
formed 111 South Norwalk, north of the
Railroad cr ossing, headed by a Military
Band and the Militia. The parade will
be composed of five divisions, each
division headed by a military band in-
termixed by drum corps of distinction,
and march through the following
streets 2—Washington, Water, Eliza-
beth, Day Raymond, South Main,
Concord, Chestnut, Monroe to Main,
up West avenue, Franklin avenue,
around the Park, Mott avenue, Wall
street up Mill Hill, around the Green,
down Park street, North ave. to High,
to Wall, to Main, to Cross, to West
avenue and disband at the Armory.
After the parade there will be a
Grand. - Picnic
Fair Grounds.
SPORT 'i?it“”§’.2§§16’,§t"§l
by the Heine Military Band and Stam-
ford Comes Band. All local north and
south bound trains on the Housa‘tOnic
road will stop at the Fair Grounds, and
for the specials see Labor ,. Dayt
Journal. The last train will leave
the Fair Grounds at 10 o’clock sharp.
Pur chase your tickets of the committee
to avoid the rush at the ticket office.
The holder of a ticket is en-
titled to a chance on nine valuable
prizes; see posters. For position in
parade further notice wlll be g17en Al
parties wishing to participate in the
parade will please notify the marshal,
Wm. "-7. Keith, Cedar street, So'utli
N0133 .zlk. Report for parade at 8. 00
a. m. Committee on Advertising:
WM. G. HOFFMAN,
A. H. MCCHESNDY,
3 J. O’BRIEN.
‘ Ma shill—W. J. Keith. Aids—A. H. 11001185-
ney, Engenc VanNess, W G. Hoffman Com-
mand ers—'lst Division, E. L. Grisw01d;.‘2d,
esF. LoomiS' 3d, Edward Barrett, 4tli
BernardJ. Reynolds: 5th, Wm. S.- MCQuillan.= 1
Opera. HouSe. l
LABOR. DAY, ' 1
MO NDAY, SEPT
MR. CHAS T ELLIS,
THE ACKNOWLEDGBD SINGING GER--
MAN OME
, in the 1159. 9 Wm.
Carleton’s Musical Comedy-Drama,
entitled
ASPER,
- The Yodljer,’
With all the Special Scenery painted
expressly for the production:
TOYS for the Children and Button-Hole
Bouquets for the: Ladies at every
_ performance.
Hear Ellis’ New Songs, Dances, Guitar
._ Solos, etc,, etc. 3
"Sea-ts 'Ofit'sale at Hale’ 3 Drug Store, Ndrwalk, '
. and Plaisted’s. South Norwalk. .
B'Y SELLING THE .
seer
AT THE LOVVEST PRICES.
Our Teas and Coffees
' ARE THE BEST AND, CHEAPEST.
Nickersou
’ clz; Betta
- wwM”- '-
HOlT’S $2. OD SHOE
Lace and Congr ess; Narrow'and Wide Toes.
You’ 3 e often paid more money for no
)etter shoe.
LOOIi AT TlIEltI.
A. H. HOYT 85 SON ,
LATEST
lHPIB‘l‘AH’lOHS
v—OF— "
25111112 Winter
lllTlNGe
I have just received my sfdck of Fall and
. Winter Suitings, which comprise the most
fashionable patterns of for eigln impoz tation
and domestic‘ manufacture. T ese goods I am
prepared to make up in
The Latest Styles
and 1n the most thorough manner, guarantee-
ing satisfaction. It is always best to make
early selections before stock is: reduced and
those 33110 call early will have the best choice
Special attention is called to our Trouser-i;
ings of which we; have the largest variety W‘o' “
have ever before offer ed.- The patterns are ”of
the very latest and most approved styles.
W H. SWORDS
9013 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWAIJK V. 211135
; _v-I-l .
Groceries]
12.2.1.5. rave
;
Laws New Photographic Parlor,
11 Main Street, Nerwa-lk, 501.331.»,
WALD Wonx STRICTLY Fmsr-CLAss AND SArIsrAcrION GU ARAN risen;
BoudOir” ..
Cabinets .~1_
......_:,, it ...... -.,..$§per dozen
.....
..... j, .233.
ORAY'ON -:- AND -:-
Card .1_;. ........ 2
Petite Panels ........ - .. ...... . ....... S per dozen
E‘Specml attention given to Children.
P A S T E L -
TINTYPES made for a limited time. The public are cordially invited to call and examine
our work. 3m152
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PORTRAITS
DO YOU WANT AN ABUNDANCE OF PURE WARM AIR IN YOUR
HOMES. 9 If you do buy the Most Powerful Heater known 11
proportion to the Fuel Consumed.
R1chardson s Cyclone Furnace,
Enormous Healing capacities.
331150
PAPER HANGING,
C- .. ... .
The subscriber. '3 are ready to fill all orde
in the 113103- clips in the best manner and at the
LOWEST PRICES.
Speciai attention paid to the painting of
tin gutters and cementing-metal roofs.
All orders left at Sloan’s on Wall street. will
receive prompt attention. tf79
Murray & Merritt.
Wm. Sheldon,
010113, 01101110 Sever 00111210101:
Curbing, Flagging and llouso Connections.
M25 Lock Box 36, Norwalk.
Simnliuily‘ of construction Combined with Great Durability
Duplex Puritan, Century and Other Ranges
ELEGANT DESIGNS;
PERFECT IN OPERATION.
313319123011 ‘HUtiJj-Wala,Bailey; »
'1 Richardson & Margan 00.,-
LiLAZINO AHDKALSOMININB
202 2 AND , 204 WASHINGTON ST.,
1 —-}——EAST END or BRIDGE,
311140 SOUTH NORVVALIK.
Wonderful Euuhomy' 10 Fuel.
Air- Warmlig‘ Grates, '
Pie—1313.023 H: stars 8.0..
éEThonsa ands in use in all parts of
the world. .‘wnm sssr UL Ev....ywnr'
‘lRVl'l'A"' ”llEl‘: L":
92‘: Books ran Street, New York
I Foundry—106 to 116 Water St. ., So. Nor-walk.
' Send for Descriptive Circulars.
WILL SELL AT COSTl
FOR TWO WEEKS TO MAKE ROOM
FOR NEW GOODS
1.2101 Parlor Suits, Lounges,
Badman Suits, Pictures, 820-
Also Handsbmcs Lot 0'. lmuy Carriages
“ AT FURNITURE STORE or
Theodore Coleman,
S. - W. Gregory,
LIVERY, BOARD, FEED, SALE
AND EXCHANGE
STABLES
14 Knight Street, - - Norwalk.
A large stock of new] purchased and care-
ully selected Teams, arria es, '0.
Coaches, Carriages and Sa dle Horses fur-
nished at all hours. Careful drivers when
desired.
Omnibusses, Wa onettes, Coaches. Rock-
. President Fairfield County
mm. s, Phaatons1 an Light Road Carriages.
eephono Call. tf120
One Cent-
_g,
TIE E
000 0121120
0010ng Bank.
ORGANIZED UNDER 'rnn LAWS or ran STAT)!
or N nw Yonx.
Authorized Capital, $100,000,000
The 'M'isf‘Suucessful National '
Building and Loan Association.
The onethat has the Wealthiest and
nest Influential Board of Directors.
D08l1‘08l0 Employ 20012 0000 0011
TO ASSIST IN
Establishing Branches in
the Eastern States.
For particulars address. sta ting experience.
The 01-0peraliue Building Bank,
331': 1216. Build: lug-New York.
HON. JAMES W. llYAT'l‘. - luv-sides.
Late Treasurer of the Unit-ed :ilute'.
TIMOTHY! .. “."OODlilfl'I'. {ice-Preside“
MINOT. ‘3. KI". ELDCG 2d _\ g-l'resixlen
HON. JOHN H.111)". “11‘. 'zr-l'l‘csi'lfillt
CHAR-LES 1.. llEINS, - Treasurer
HENRY CAREY. - - - - \‘ccrcnu --_3.
FRANK W. 1' ARNHAM, I Asst. Scott-tan
TRACY. MOFARLAND Ivms BOAnnHAN A PLAT 1'.
Attorneys and COunsollm s.
DLrosrrcnY
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE NATIONAL
BANK. NEW YORK.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
HON. JAMES W. HYATT, Norwalk 001112..
National Bank
latfiso Treas. of the United States.
JOHN H. LEE, cx—‘Mayor of Norwalk,
CnOlL LHENRY CAREY, Civ11 Engineer N. Y.
JOHND. KIMMEY, Director of fThe arm-
ers ‘Feed 00., eNew York City, Chairman Fi-
nance Comit
BE RT B. eBOARDMAN, of Tracy, McF ar-
land. Ivins, Boardman Ar, Platt, Attorneys,
..Y
HON. E. P. DOYLE Secretary of tho 1112.1
ngimission,
MT DENYSE, of Wm. DeNyse 2". Sons,
President Excelsior Steam Power Co. ,N.
, MES S. CLAYT TON of Thurber. W hvland
Jr. 00.. Credit e.,t Who’ esale (.roecrs. N. Y
MINOT C.tKE JLOGG. of_ Putt-ers: 21 137.11.-
Hardware, 027 Park Row, N.
CHA RLESL HEINS, Secretary and Treas-
ui er of Excelsior Steam Powe or CO.
LU U BIGLOW of Biglow A: Main.
Music Publishers
GEORG
N Y.
BUXTON, of Buxton. Heine .3
Co. Oils 610.1, New Yor
Thu 01113?" L. wooDRUrF. President of
the Maltine Manufacturing Co. ., New York.
HON. P. C. LOUN SBRU R,Y Ex-Gov. of Conn... '
President Merchansts' Exchange National
Bank New York.
WILLIS MCDONALD, of Willis McDonald
61 Co. PrintDers, 39-43 Gold Street, New Y.ork
LEONAR DOMO DY, Real Estate, Brooklyn,
N. Y., Director Kin nfis CountyTrust 00., Direc-
tor Br ooklfi'nS Real state Exchange.
GEORG BR,USH Brooklyn Contractor.
. BPYLE, Bridgeport. onn. .,
Wholesale Grocer
WM.1’ R,UDD Albany N. Y., of Harris &
R,ud(1 Attorneys 1at Law, and Director Albany
Countv Savings Bank vs
v
The New (Dry Goods Store-
till
R GEZET'TE DUEL
ENG
GrundLabor
On Monday, S
:BY THE
ITY OF ALBANY
———T 0 THE——.
IRON PAL
GONEY
aym"
eptember 7th
STEAMER: ———.—
AcE P IER, .
IST. A ‘I\T'D.
j EXBIII‘SiOII‘; ij'l‘ifckets,
Including admission to
~ Ir on Pier, 3. ) 600°
Leave South Norwalk 9.11-9.15 a. in.
a
Returning leave Coney Island at
4 48 p In ;Beekman street at 5.40 p. m. , East 3181: street at 6 p. In. .
@Last Sunday ExcurSion of the seaszn, Septcmt or 6th. :3 j .
.m'i ? .1.-Anise
BLACK SILK GRENADINES
COLORED DRESS GOODS,
WOOL CHALLIES,
OUTING SUITS
“f GAUZE VESTS,
“' JERSEY VESTS,
BOYS’ SHIRT WAISTS,
SCOTCH GIN GHAMS
LADIES’ LISLE THREAD HOSE,
“ FANCY STRIPE COTTON HOSE,
ASH
PERSIAN CREPE CLOTH,
WThcse goods are all fresh and new and we propose to sell them without regard to their cos:
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Every department will be repr escnted, and googlswfll be MARKED AT PRICES T‘IAT
IVSUIYE THEIR SALE
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In order to make room for our new Fall Stock we will commence on Saturday, August lst, a
usual Sale 0 all Summer [lauds
WILL- i
BLACK SILK LACE NETS,
, PLAID AND STRIPE DRE’ss GOODS,
PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAs
IN FLANNEL, rSATEENlI
BLAZERS AND SHIRT .WA STS.
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'- MEN’S FANCY
. FANCY
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LADIES’ 511.]: AND FABRIC GLOVES AND MITTS.
GOODS
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS
or former selling price.
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GINGHAM AND CREPE 01.0153
H051ezcy ‘~— and. Underwéar
FLANNEL SHIRTS,
COTTON HALF HOSE,
BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR,
AG UZE- UNDERWEAR,
FLANNEL SHIRTS,
PINE APPLE TISSUE
OUTING FLANN EL
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