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Men’s. Cntaws Frock Suits- Men’s Pea Jackets. Men’s Sin le Breasted , Men’s Double Breasted Hen’s Prince Alb!“-
Pi-ices, “8.0ny to $32.00 Prices, $7.50 to $20.00 sci? Suits. ack Suite. Prices for Coltl and Wei“:
, . Prices, $10.00 to $30.00 Prices, $12.00 to $28.00 . 815.00 “133-00
WE KEEP f everything for ‘
MEN, BOYS and CH'ILDREN in
» CLOTH-Iris, FURNISHINGS. GOODS,
: H TS and” SHOES, '
If yonfare unable to call, send for our Catalogue, which contains an itemized list
,Of everything necessary to wear with directions for Ordering. " “
W/Iel) arriving in the My (12‘ 6mm! t’egfzu/ depot, -take 420’ St. lime can direct 1‘0 our Stare ( 81/} m; for. 421! St.)
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staccatmtmmg CASH PRICES
ITJIW'ILL
.- , ' ' .‘T T“ when intending
-' -' buy
B * . tab 0. w A T E R s T n E E T FURNITURE,
' ~- . . - . CARPET:
' BEDDIN OR '
4% ERIDGEPoaT, CONN. NO. 6 MARKET N 0. 6 STOVES! -
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': HAVE YOU " . PLUSH AND
J.W.BOGABDUS ggggm,
SELECTED YOUR
WINTER JACKET or. v. __
WRAP '.
“AK CHAMBER
SUITS. $15.00.
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PRICES!
0F MEAT. . ' . I
VERY CHEAP.
THE DECIDED CHANGE
To visit our store
LAIYGE SOFA, 100 years old.
HAIR CLOTH 'l‘E'l‘E A-TETES
@Second-hahd Furniture bought
and sold. Panninng' «lone at the
Norwalk Furniture Store,
to
Everthing in :proportien. The cheapest
market in town, quality considered.
. THE wNOBWALK MARKET .
THOMAS E. SHEEHAN, '
30 Water Street. Proprietor.
All Work—6i?! By Hand.
J ackets with Worth Collars! Wm... “mm...
Jackets with Butterfly Capes! ‘ '
J aakets with Fur Trimmings!
.ackets with Braid Trimmings
. All made. of heavy Beaver
. 1,_ - Cloths, Cheviots, and Diego;
" sale, in Black. Navy 331113.16
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EXTRA FANCY
TIMOTHY HAY. ' .
CHOICE CLIPPED OATS}.
WHITE WHEAT BEAN,
,. and Havana Browns.
"J ‘ men's and Misses‘ “r:
Long Garments
3.» Specialty.
All sizes from 4 to 14 years.
Ladies’ f , , . :7;
CHOICE YELLOW CORN.
AT WHOLESALE.
in the Designs and Styles of gfiiiifihm" Stank - - li‘fiit’ . .
this season’s Outer Garments .-: 3,3331%“ :2 ‘ -- ' _ fig; 17 Main . tract.
is radical in the extreme. . \ Prime Roast. - - 120 lb
, - segglggggoast. _ - _ - Tit Norwalk Hand Laundry!
COR. WALL J: KNIGHT STREETS.
Goods called for and delivered free of charge
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GLUTEN MEAL AND .HIDDLINGS,§
.Fur Capes!
in all the FashIOLable Furs.
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' ' (37‘ Porter House Steak
At Prices . »- 3...... _ .. .
~ Round “ ‘
Norwalk.
2 I- N ‘ Shoulde‘ '1“ ' ' 10° " Telephon; cm
,. t.t.. ,, ’ ...‘ Lamb Chogds’H ~ 130 ’b- 67.5 , _ 9.
1 _ ,-,_. ,, , Sugar Cur ams, ' 1 g “_ i.
Compe 1 .011 -=' 18- Send feiiicatalogue. F1351! Hams, , . 12c “ '
‘ ,. . , ~ 5,: , Pork Sausage. ' . . _ . - r 12c ,“ '_ *3 “restri-
' ~ , ‘ , " . In regard to QUALITY, weiinvitc comparison with '- , Boexoryalk.
~_ .. -. .. . the best markets in this town or. the state. ' l‘elephone Call,
. ' 4 x :TBE- Dinifilffifi 00.: . . : fiThe'above prices. are strictly fer 985131;..312.-. 69-3
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' Prourictori Piople’s' Market.
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2 ‘2 t )l.‘..,
' Of a three year old youngster that had
~ Flora Kelly, and “The Harvesters” by
" Aliens, statuettes'i“ Willie McCann,
album; Charles at
‘ Mrs. George Hoyt;clock ; Susie Hogan,
. banzo; _
O’Connell, gold. watch. Rev. Esther;
SOUTH NORWALk.
Christobella gt Music Hall tO-morrow'
evening. . , ..
f he funeraliiof thelateJohnbowney
was attendedgfrom Sthary’e; ciinrch',
this morning. " ‘ *1 -'
Dr. Burke yesterday set the left arm
been broken by a fall from a cha‘ir.’
A birthday party was given Miss
Florence Fox. at her home on Union
street, ‘last evening. It was a very
happy afiair.
Now that the smoke of .the battle is
clearing away, it is to be hoped that
the little unpleasantness about the post
office will be settled. ‘
Mrs. Henry W. Meeker, of 67 North
Main street, was the lucky possessor of
the key that‘opened the box in Tomlin-
801}? store, and she secured the $15 in
go .
Commencing on Monday next the cor-
set manufactory will run five days a
week_instead of four as at present. The
working hours have been changed from
7 a. m. to 4:30 pain.“ W-
turned from his trip to Washington.
The Mayor has an idea of going into
the, first of' January. *
-‘ A gentleman tried to use the antiqua-
ted telephone in Baxter’s drug store
this morning,but after spelling outsev-
eral words to make the party at the
other end understand he gave it up in
disgust.
IThe Weston-Quirk arguments in the
civil‘court of common pleas at Bridge-
port were completed and the case
giving to the jury at noon yesterday.
Shortly after 2 o’clock the jury return.
Mrs. Quirk.
Barrett this morning with a deep, dark
blue mettalic taste in his mouth and
was fined 31 and costs for being drunk.
Owing to the “change” James was un-
able to pay up and was escorted over
the road by Chief Vollmer.
O.
WESTON. .
_ Rev. Alexander Hamilton has visited
in New Britain.
V'Mr. Henry Hamilton returned to
New Haven last week.
.Miss Anna Gregory of Milford, has
“visited postmaster Gregory.
R. K. Fitch entertained a friend from
Madison, N. J. over Sunday.
Mia-Hawley Williams, who, has been
sufl'ering from chills, is improving.
Chicken thieves relieveer. Loomis
Gould of a dozen fine fowls one night
this week. '
Charles Jarvis, of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
has been the guest of his grandfather,
Matthew Bulkley.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Godfrey, of
Bridgeport, have been spending several
days with Mrs. Arthur Bradley, *-
The ladies of Emmanuel church, will
give an entertainment in the church
parlors on the evening of Nov. 2lst.
Rev. G. H. Hughes, of Yale Divinity
School, will preach ‘as a candidate in
the Congregational church on Sunday,
at 1 and 7 P. M:
.Over 3100 was realized as the result
of the “Harvest Home” festival, given
in the Congre ational parsonage, last
Thursday and riday evenings.
Mrs. Samuel Ayres, of Berlin Heights
Ohio, who has been spending a month
with her father, Nelson Crossman, will
leave for home on Tuesday next.
.0.
NUTMEG GRA .
Seventeen .vagrants were arrested in
Bridgeport, this morning.
The work of rebuilding the break-
water around the Bridgeport lighthouse
‘will be begun today.
A dozen. New Haven factories report
an improvement in business; in about
a dozen others no improvement is re-
ported. ‘
Grand Master Marigold addressed an
assemblage at Groton last night. After-
wards a lodge of Odd Fellows was or-
ganized with 101 members.
The officers Of the Grand Masonic
lodge of the state will be the guests of
Union lodge, F. & A. M., at Danbury,
on Tuesday evening, November 21.
They will be ‘given a banquet.
The molders in the Russell & Erwin
works at New Britain have received no-
tics of a reduction or 20 per cent. in
wages. It is feared that me wages of
other employee will be reduced.
David B. layman, a Yale student .who
has been suffering from appendicitis at
the Yale imfirmary, is much improved,
and it is expected he will be able to be
out in the course of a few days.
John G. Chapman was, arrested in
New Haven. Thursday, by United
States Marshall Strong, charged With
collecting from Elizabeth Bowen a fee
in excess of that allOwed by law on a
pension claim: for her. ' '
The number of men discharged from
the shops of the Consolidated road in
New Haven was 158.— The-'men com-
ter serving the company faithfully for
years, whil e comparative strangers are
retained. - ' ‘ ‘
The next meeting Of the Connecticut
Editorial - association will be \held at
the Tontine hotel Nov. 20. A supper -
will be served at 6:30. -Bev. Dr. New-
man ‘lmyth will make a brief address,
and papers will be read by T. D. Pratt,
E. F. Bigeiow and A. E. Knox.
St. Mary's Fair. " -
.. ,The Opera House was crowded Thurs-
day night-at St. Mary’s church flur—
very entertaining programme was‘ pre-
sented. , features of which were The
‘Golden Wedding,” a chorus by twelve
little Misses, songs by Tommy Cele,
“Kissing Papa thro’ the Telephone by
girls. " The door prize
Thomas Donnelly, ac.
dolr'- John
sixteen boys and
Winners were:
cordion; B. McGovern,
illiams, umbrella ;
desk; Christopher Wheeling,
writing
' Eddie McKenna, clock}; John
r, _; “I
Crowley of East Bridgeport
8?
. was pre-
sent-and met with a . ply reception
from all his old friends int is parish.
. ". . .
Mayor George Lockwood has re-‘ ‘
the real estate business in that city after
ed a verdict in favor of the defendant, -
James Boyle appeared before Justice '
plain that they have been dismissed ai- . ,
i written indorsement has been
‘ » HERB B
A .
tn Hernia mm.
MI- Sand-noxmtuo Baby-
VSeven' DOctOI-s, and Trio Hospitals
‘ ; Fall. Cur-edit! Critical-a.
My bah ho , 5 months old, broke out with
eczema. he, fishing and burning was intense;
the eczema spread to his Imbuhrea'st, face, and
head until he was near] covered; his torturing '
Y
behold; he had no peace
and but little rest nl t or
day. He was under reat-
ment at different times at
two hos ltals and by seven
doctors this city without
es were pitahle to
prescrl don of the doctors
wasf thfu..ytrled,‘butha
w worse all the tine .
{3 {baths I expznd‘ed
‘ I u , I' wee OI
medicines. ltrod ‘Was en
.ghrelydisco
’ Rssonvsm and followec
\ the directions to the letter. Relief was immediate
his sufferings were eased. and rest and sleep per.
mitted. He steadily 1m roved and in nine weeks
was “uninsured, and now as clear a skin and
Is as fairs y as any mother could wish to see. 1
recommend‘every mother to use it for every Baby.
Humor. _ . . _
HRS. I. FERGUSON. .
06 W. Brookllne at., Boston.
Gutlcura Remedies,
The atest'sklncu ' blood purlflers,-aud humor
rein es‘of modern es, instantly relieve the
moat. agonizing form-ref eczema and, psoriasis,
and speed
.falllbly cure every s not torturing, dis ring,
itching, burning, lcedlng, scaly, crus , and
Bimply diseases and humors of the skin, scalp, and
load, with loss ofIhalr, from lnfancylto m
whether sim le scrofulons, or heredlm, w
all other inc eds and best physicians . '
(Sold everywhere. Price. Command; Soar,
25c; RESOLVENT, $1. Prepared by the Poms
Dime AND Cannon. CoaronamBoston.
13" Send for “ How to (3an Hum,” 64
pages, 60 illustrations, and 100 team
PLES blackheads red rou chap and
PI M 0in skin cured by. Co‘i‘iwg'fionfed’
OLD. HILKS’ PAIIIS.
.Ifiillof comfort for allPslns, Inflam-
motion, and eakness of the Aged is
the Cancun Anti-Pain Plaster,
‘ the first and only pain-killing strength~
. 01! P her. New, unsound infallible.
MUSIC HALL
One night only,
Saturday, November I I
The Great
SEFTON’S
,BIG . ' -
COMIC OPERA
m HIGH-CLASS
VAUDEVILLE -CO;,‘
Presenting the latest London success.
“CRISTUBEIIA”
.35-...431' 1 3158—35
N E SCENERY!
MUSIC 1 z
COSTUMES 1 E!
PRICES, 35. 50, 75c.
Seats on sale at Plaisted’s and Riggs‘.
NorWalk Opera House,
MONDAY “9!: 20,18:
EVENIN G
{WIDE MUSIN?
GRAND
CONCERT
COMPANY!
For the‘benefit of the
NORWALK HOSPITAL.
Ovido Musin. the violinist; Annie Louise
- Tanner-Musin. the American ni htingale; Bes-
c at
sic Bonsall. contralto; Eduar. S , sol
pianist and Frederic W. Elhot, America's
greatest tenor. _ _ v
Tickets on sale, and admISsion Lents. ex-
changed for reserved seats or. and after Nov.
13th at Pinneo’s Norwalk, or Plaisted’s South
Norwalk.
. List ofPatents. "
List of Patents issued from the U . S. Paten
Oflice, October Sist, 1893 _ for the State of
Connecticut.furnished us from the ofiico o
EABLE Jr. SEYMOUR. Solicitors of Patents, 868
Chapel street. New Haven. Conn.
G. E. Adams. assignor to Traut & Hine Mfg.
Co., New Britain, buckle or metallic gai melt;
sn porter. . ‘
ame. back] a or metallic fastener.
Same, firmeut supporter. '
W. H. rger Wyncote a E. NewmanJBriJge
port. roof collar clamp for vent pipes.
F .D. Butricks, New Haven. assignor to E.
S. King. lastin machine.
L. 0. Clark. lantsville, lawn mower.
C. K. Deckard. Meriden. clamp for elevator
Opes.
J. B. Foley New Haven, gas stove.
s. Ingersollfllenbrook. assignor 3-4 to Ayres
Bros., tamford. thrust bearing for shafts.
J. H. McEvoy. Waterburymlectnc car brake.
H. . Morgan, en on. wood screw,
C. F. Morrison, Thompsonvflle. feeding de—
vifie for carding machines. ’
F: C. Bocawell. Hartford, valve spindle.
U. Wollcott. hurtfo' ’1. sash cord guide.
nnsmxs.
C. A. Bailey. sssi or to J. 155 E. Stevens (20..
Cromwell, wheels toy. ' '. ,
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O'Ehe CommisSioners of Fairfield County:
_ ' _ , heundersiqned hereby applies for a. ' 1-
1380116 to sell spirituous and intoxicating hg-
uors‘fpursuant to the laws of the statanow ,in
force=relatin t9 the sale -of intoxicating liq-
quOrs.at’ the uilding.No.'78 North Main street.
inthe town of Norwalk, (at 80. Norwalk) in
said county. . 1 _ , -
[187 feet distance from a church]
Signed. J 0 . d; WM. McNAMARA.
Dated at -Norwalk the 3rd day ofNovemher.
189s. -. . . .
» Endorsed by the followmg five electors and
taxpayers of and town. none of .Wllpm are
licensed dealers in intomcatmg liquors.
J oh Cullen.l’atnck Mclnerney Carl Schaub,
Patridlk Buckley, 25 Cedar street. Frank Brim).
County of Fan-field. Town of ’ Nor-walk, this
ad day of November, 1893. ' .
I. Town Clerk of said Town. hereby certify
pursuant to the statute in such case branded.
that thisapplication endorsed as aforsaid. has
» been submitted to me, and _I further certify
Ihat eachpf said endorsers is an elector and
taxpayer in said town, and that agony of the
foregomg application, includin the above
ed ‘Wlth me.
'1‘ B. SMITH.
Clerk of saidTown-
Attest.
PURE MILK! PURE MILK,”
BEG to ann'ounlfet‘o the people of Norwalk
and Vicinity t at on the 15th of November,
1893. I shall start a wholesalejnd retail.
route. A wh lesale and retail depot wrll be
held at John . Bogardus’ 6 Water street,Nor-
1k. All orders left at_the grocer stores of
we
E. Sheehan and E. J. Fi sin street.
_ _ nnegan.
Willrecsive 1 plant attention. ,
share of your 1 itronsge‘. _I remain Byour obedi-
ent servant. ' A. E. BEWS‘Bé
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FIIII- SWIETIES' I)" All. 39378
A FINE g Drsrzar .41! I'll-rs ‘ cumin
the least benefit; every '
lly‘, permanently. economically, and its
I‘arkcr, Meriden,salt or pepper holder.
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