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dom‘aoaawumlamom' limit... I! Niall at. low.
M; s; stain. ' ‘ ”titan Sill ll wetsuits
m "0W ll! Progress at SOOFIELD & HOYT’B.
,
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in which tho M don'twurt-d
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in colors that will la'inca
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.. " cunt “0" mar. .. Karin wmhaard a lar line of (la-others at a (dread talc. leae goods are all warranted not to wet thron it even in the moat severe aiortna. We will run ihla
“memgt' "' “Wm “2,3 E» It m, .33: 01.10.09 so are as ea. We have the children's [coda alao n m. ‘ '
Juat received a case at remnanta or heat prints which we will altar at do per yard.
IOTIcEr—Our South lorwalk Store is Open Every Evening Until Bight O'clock.
SCOFIELD 8t HOYT;
No. 37 Washington St” SOutlr Nor-walk.
that iatoatnanwho
DRY-GOODS
W
Elllll Mil-Summer Relations!
thanhhmdownhytheau. “lthinkl
have earn you baton. You graduated at
blindrenityiaatJunaAhiyounotr' “l
M'repladtheatnnw,wlththe air at a
araawhownaldnotlia about a little thing
likathat. “Yaa.”mldtheleadinth¢iean
betasriat. “l thought. i unsuited you. i
wrouthaai‘lalrnptor’l‘hefilab. Andwhat
arayoudoinznowl Waitingontablal'l'he
alumni-shook hia head. "Driving expu-
No. 3 (alazette Building. Nor-\vulk.
wagon!” "Nu." “Oh, I sen; pitching tor . ' ” ' ' .- 7' " ‘ ‘
mm................... w. ll. MEEKER & 00. F. H. A H 830., “Nb C ANDI E
managing 1 BI and do ,
ha- wilful mmfimvfimfi sou; Mum-n; colt. want a wear an. )
marble mm " you “W vi“ the!“ = Good Work Guaranteed. at u: on. ma-
Wt thatAwtll help pay exp-tam); :5 3-. n a . l * . .
Mil; mu llll‘lofllt '0!) a "’ . ‘ t- z: ‘ ’
“firmwmm I u 1' M EVEMTHINE RENEE“ I: will I 3 a "l; Bunyan fiwomnrnn '
d. ightyhanl. . . an» . . a r .
par-ans or: m till-'61 111: aonr. f E a E a g I
Hr. Harold-P. Brown, theelooiric expert, ' ' - v o .. z a : “MW” ., . ,<,_m
aaya‘ w‘ human . H , u) h- - .
mm" A alirn ggman who will: To make room for ''4" Honda which are mum to nrnrv. Ewrylhmg pmaihlti' to E" m g a E; .5 H 2 m '«Wllflfifl’lt 1’. no: “mawb’xgy 133-2.“
put in swinging tat womsnat acll doing thia seastm moat KO- llsm’t nogloct to purchamt «I m now lllillllfl a Z '5’. la 8 5* 3 g a with "W“ -
mnwmplc'nlflfiol'm Thlty‘201hfll0 this aalo, [or it in mm of the urmtoat opportunith-n, and to hand our lint we begin m g < E 3 .._. 3 m E .2 “ llOMER] I IIOX’TJ ENJOhn now
m u r. rown ‘aneanr ti 0 . 3 , . .
40.0w. 11mm ts nr rm: Jt'vuon. m I a m ‘3: g g S E g 2 :2 Munll'a m
There waaa ant haaertlan at York. ' 0 1:1: ; g :5 g 3 J EW E L E R Jinn _-,
Who mmhwittteam; L d1 Knlt U d =3 z I. a: !
mmfifimmgtfiw. at es n erweair- ‘ , 53.. m i “i ’ g a No ‘5 llroad Placo SWwa Tmnqsnlhnm
r i -. ', CD H a in e bolu| m] Dealen
Then he went out on strikes down in Yak. ' . “ :‘5 <: r3 .- ' ’ .
_ 25 dorm Indiro’ Jt'll‘t'y Ril b «l Vosta, regular price 25.: ouch, li‘illlct‘d price llt'. Plumb!!! D Q) A 5 WIIWAIIi-w 79b. lfilh. m- “unhc‘u'e' I ”a Painter .
“‘7‘ ‘0‘“ m .. .. .. .. .. .. .. r . l 1 . .1, g’ 7-— 0 rum- lo and that Ir. a. n, Baylea i... been SUPPLIES.
Them waaanold manolSamarla. 4"“ m “M ”"c‘f 0‘ 81.08. (I ' m '2 "mm“ '" P 'v‘“ I “n “3“" "M“ an Waterli- uncomm- cr-
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' 1 Sb '0' ‘ Hareplled, "1qu ' Gas l‘itting. Hulls. anlsmn G“ “s I turn out-Immi- in! man: he an I m! (impulse Calcntla Lin on our. mu Bella.
31“.. I Whenlwentoilmwchtliemalaria." , I t "’° "‘gwgmdfl'vu‘g,fi Mum "mm. Net- Oll Wink. Swine ‘
’ - » “m“...mmmmw" - - Tin and Sheet Iron Work- mm AND mu...’.:n.m'...rmiamnt magician: comma
‘ ’ . Q?! ' I) are an "x“‘l‘Y: 0 Es RANGES ' Gl. ASSWABE. more. but rpace lorhlda. lie will make a vtry special. tlerna tor the opler barium lapachlly
o, 'l'here was a young man down in Brighton. I o n e u c '0 n 81' V 9 v valuable Idfllllllo to any jewelry note and lhighly trout-in m Bax Ianilia M
‘ ‘nld she, ‘lhaveaomeqmationato Who said. "M "in: min I willtlzhten" l A N I , 'l‘ l 1-" \‘V A 1% E 011 Stoves. «commend the yon-am wan! one. Ir. Barl- mflm nudge Llne,0lla. m. Base. 'aata.
“mm Will onglvenpyonr WNMWPNNHM- ' A ‘ tum CW, ch Ill repeater M" runway!” m W
’ Andhahollcrndout “Snake!“ room mm for \ Gasoline Stoves. mil 32:22:01.2; “If: mgmmfli ‘lfiadhteflenand Twelve-tooth Clan rat-t
‘ ‘ ~ ' ' ' ‘ - ' - - . ' l!“ 98' Varnish Brurltea. Telephone. Never alm-
m '- ammad. It had Which-ll dm'owendflfflahlqt 195 pieces of Fancy Ribbon, sold during pronoun sale at a bargain and vi htoh. on steam and “of. Air floating. , . “I "mumm- m d“. M. "k fl "y. ”m. N Ym Pd . m ‘ Hail
air :htl'adhla head thataglrl had any —Burdetto m Brooklyn ugh” donbtedly, was one of the greatest btrguins II) it b‘mn history, at llc per yard, lugxc “Au, BLOCK LOWQSt l r1005 "I Town“ Yours truly. W. i'. a. woonc " m 9906 “mm" °
reduced price lOcper yard. 50 pivcca ol 1H. n, all width» and colors.
from No. 2 to 16inclu«.iw,cu<tomartly wild at a" 't‘"l'flllt' price of 20c pPr"
yardneduced prico,tocl»:.r upatock, :il. tlwa-t-tmm . . ‘ ..- thin.“ wt 10v
per yard. Rcmcmber tho-y are poorliwly all 5in and v . very in a! shad".
“BRIDG'EPORTT
‘ “ ‘wpopoundandraqneationonauchan
amtatthemtd impromp-
Mwaatoly‘quithallmyhearl.‘ Pre-
.umincnpcathtaown‘lmwrtaneqanda-nm-
ii; that aha wouldllaonlytoo gladtoaay
A Prompt Detlaioa.
Ho entered a store on Michigan avenue the
other day. walked straight up to the propri-
etu', mid inn voicechuck {allot basin. he
'ttriha butwananon earth.‘ Itwaa now
whitoIthandahenidlnatonothat
indicated menu: ‘Then you can have
atyaaawtmnnatorail. lellaerernnrry
atnahw‘ho thinks mono! his lipetbanot
h! 'No’rmneverdid more thinkingin a
fimmumrmmrm She
had we» pa question inanew light.
’i‘hinktanre atypipathanotherrhaaolih
" ‘Why, catahily not; yet it looks
likeitl! I cannot (in itnptor ha. lint
‘thn'ebanothw' question: Bhalla girl force
3 fniatotbwhatfonr entrance have failed
groan Mlummmgn-
hapfléwlthant hu- andwitbtnypipethan
baratrdwiflaoat 'pol andthatnan
yualtcthhlittla' ephoda. be said: ‘No, not queried
a
“Can you give me fifteen minutes of your
time. airl"
“No, sir," was the reply.
"Can you spare ten minutes to investigate
the merits of my dying machinet”
“I cannot.”
“Will you glvameflve minutes in which
to convince you that you ought to subscribe
for tenshareaof my stock!"
“No, sir.”
“Good day. I like a man of business. I
liy.”-Detrolt‘l'ree Pren
' Par-la Prices.
The Paris landlords and restaurant hopes
are gathering in a rich harvest. A guest at
crown edge, at a in ry low figure, considering they are the very boat quality.
lienls’ llnlaundred Shirts.
ably good value for 754:. Eur hall in this department for a wu-k 50c.
,We also havoacompleteltno ot llioimt in all widths and t‘tlltllfl, satin and
25 dt zen Gento' Unlaundrrd Shirts, customarily sold for 69:. com-mom] remark-
W. B. HALL & CO.
Three Weeks More of
IUNMATBHABLE BARGAINS.
closing llut Millinert
“yr——
i unwound:
I will sell a regular $3.50 trimmed hat for $2.00.
wwwmymhowax
French Flannel Shirt-S. Unlrimmed Black Hats formerly 85c for 50c. - %
_aa—-v—~~»—»~r White and Black Ladies’ Sailor Hats for 25c.
FLOWERS 1"
Will be sold at HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE l
I
ofl'cred. at 22¢, each.
W RIBBflNS REDUCED 1181' (till. i
in all colors, at 38c. were soc. ’
Geuu‘ Ljulorcd Gauze Shirts and Drawcm, best
quality, at 375‘: each instead elm-r.
, a tenant-ant called tor the pr- riator and
memtnmngm .id,
mm “ our prices are very peculiar. A week
agoldinedhnreandpaid titteen trance.
Hmiathebm. Today I have had precisely
themdialteaandyonchargeme nineteen
trance. Hera tstheascond bill."
The prop-W examined the bills and
laid: ‘ 3 *‘ -
“ am very much obliged to you for call—
ing my attention to this matter. The first
bill waa evidently a mistake, so you will
please hand over four trance more."—-Texaa
Sittings.
A few left in all ems of French Flannel Shirts and all grades, and with the rest
of the above mentioned bargains we have placed these upun our counters. to
clear. at astoniehingly low figures, from 502 upward.
2l-laclt Rim- at 129, l 40.
Ladies’ Jersey Waists.
Charts In and the Bomb. We have in stock at present a moat copiplcte line of Lido-s J ‘rdoy Waista em [16 “ ‘ l '13- ? 1'3 and ¥3~
A’ CM!“ XII 0‘ 8'7“” "3 dictating ' bracing all the new styles. Prices way lwlow competition. For instance" I” .. ‘-' 2193* “9' 3 0° "4’ 1‘ 5°-
W to his secretary during the W of ' l 15.! d m are it with an thing you barn won in Nor-13" . . 100341393"
W, I bomb tell through the root into IDOL It 0‘" s "‘ emy an . co P y . ; Spectal attention ts called to our 'lrl-lnch Rugs at
the next room in thohonae where they were walk. Bridgeport or New 3 ml: (or $2.00. 1.19
fitting. The terrified secretary let the pan
droptrom hithand.
“What is the matter!" quotb the king.
“The bomb, sire!" cried the ascrstuy.
"Ah! never mind the bomb; it will go oi!
tly.”
And it dfl-Barpor's Magazine.
The laaaow Why.
His Beaconbill—va, I have enjoyed your
meat! so much, Mr. Holwnrthyl I think it
was awfully nice of you to ask me.
Rollvah, that's all right. We always
Rich Panza and Poulard Silks. 73’. L; 5.
All dollar goodl minced to we.
Jackets and Jerseys half price.
Lilli) Ready lath- Snitr are $5.
25, ‘B and 80c Boys‘ Waiats, 216.
Lil” Boya' Wants, lily.
Summer Traveling Drtaaee cheap.
1,600 Rugs and Malta at 490. 19c, 65:, 59‘ and $1.
Wonderful Bargains
Summer l‘ndorwoar, Hosiery,
Gonts’ Furnishing Goods.
udin' Flue Gauze Vesta. lace trimmed. at it:
each; worth twtce the money.
Genta' hummer Merino shirts and Drawers. Ameri—
can “artery Co ”a make. #79: each; were ‘1.
Childmn'a Extra Quatty Gauze Vests. 19m each
instead at 25c
Ladies' Pine Swiss Ribbed Vents, all colors. lite
each; have been me.
Gents‘ (haze Shirts and Drawers. a bargain at 25c
mummdldharalaveam
- and the twowantwutfirhich
.....
t-ach.
One lot 01 l’unjunb Rags at 3 ro, was $7. (‘htldren‘a Short Sleeve Gauze Vents, the best yet
.. .. .. 5 00
“ '10.
Oil Clothe. '15: quality at 19c; 33c quality at 271:.
HHSIERY All“ LACE MITTS. ,“Td‘fido‘bwlwytll: Also Great Reduction in all Fancy Goods.
FREE RETURN FARE ‘4‘“ - "
If People will call and examine they will find
what I say correct.
—hkllgcafldalatable.
Mm theehildd whiteand
We are unexcelled in this department. Our prices in lace mitts range from 25.7 to L
to 850 per pair, and these prices we will guarantcc, and bettor goods cannot be!
shown anywhere. As for Hosiery we can solely any we have the rrputation of
selling more Hosiery for little money than any house in this locality, and at
Until the Silk and Dress Goods and Cloak Sale lame on $10 purchases.
figmwflplafmwm“ IX “331';d;§ll“.l‘.§§2§.°2§'§3§'2?Jl‘”§§.i23lfill:Tli'f.“ill'iislliii‘ilfi; W B H A'- H K . 9
Rip “a “a. there is no doubt but that we stand at the head. ' I L‘Co - rleger’ :
fifi.fifirfié‘fi ilk U b 11 d P ls l— FRUIT ‘ PU D DIN E ' Mahacliemo Hotel Block, Main St., 3
mm a. m. am... a... m. a. S 111 1'6 as an 313.30 '3.m..m...mmm.mm...m.........,v..m.n . M . . South Norwalk. 001111. f
months—Binghamton Republican.
Tho Only One.
‘ tfllmltd thisdty| ml W h Gloria Umbrellas almost as cheap, for we have just purchased ,a lam 0' Silk !
:Tmmxm old“ M. I and Gloria Umbrellas to sell tor $1 and $125 that cuztomarily rold for $1.75
and $2—lancy or natural bundle of which wo give you your choice, and would
' sympathetic-
allyuked: “Papa,lad1adeoniytamilyyon _ . . .
abarraiaade-Nsw Ear-r News. “y they are the most complete Imo that lna ever been on exhibition in our
t flavors. Thoae who have aaed it speak hirbty or it.
Parasols for tho remainder of the season you can buy at your own figure. Silk and . Fur the Lenten season we have first-class, No. I
Mackerel at 16c lb. Mackerel in to and 90 In.
kitts, Salt Fish and Bloatcr [let-ring, to.
The finest Florida 0mngcs in the City at 32c a doz.
;- tilt llurllitli creamed Billll‘ lll‘ stun, [$351! It.
ti 3" .3 1:" g: * i :r 3 , : g ' 3 l-ajlalohwlee,83weotlloay Putter-tor §1,or 39c lb
Bathlng cans ‘- 4th Good, hairy Butter tor st, orflc lb.
Fresh Canned llann atlas artlderocanai‘or at. Clam Chowder in cans. Pickled lobster and
g , Lanai» onane, and sploedoyaterslnglaas. thraCholcePrunnels,15clb.
L Fresh E888, 200 per (102.
‘ Shredded (70th is deilzlttfnl: one pound will 5) for two pounds of any other kind; in: km. Try in.
California Prunes, 10:: lb.. 8 lbs for 25¢. Largo Calilomla Prunes. 12 and He lb. 3 a Snap [or We.
Elba Choice Layer Figs turtle.
WI! SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS.
Wilnayontrledthecnlehrated Dew Dropcannedooodsuaeyhaatthemu .
33 wfiifigfi: SEYMogfifiau Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
ms "" DAVID srow, .-
Palace llueen “"”"""“""°°“'°"'""""- 15
FURNACE GROCERIES AND MEATS l
DAVID srow, =
EFURNITUREW
,. A magma». a
Mohair Plush Suits, with Divans, .
$40. 00. ‘
' cit .
y . { airman. y.
.maBnnker Hill‘l suppose the solde
takeureotthelndiamonthermtion!
XLWutu'n—Indeed they do,bntthe In-
dianatakehairottha soldiers every chm
thyget—Tanafliftinga
Amwa-
"Brmlsy,bowdo you like Joe Grafton,
thamwnbcwatook lntotheclllblaatni‘htl
Thaw-numbing abonthim."
“Ya; heatrnckmefw Sillthiamornhg.’
—-DetroitPraaPr-.
intro
5%; girl.» {a :“0‘ S“:
011 Silk and (ltwsztrnor l’or 25c. t natumarily sold for 50v. All aims and phaper.
Counterpanes.
Which we are selling in great quantities every day will, during this week, make
special eflorta to display a more comnlflo line than over before, and at prices
a grain better. Don’t forget us it you are in need, [or we have a large stock
and it must be reduced.
Iva-latte VIII-am
fl{inflationatltaur' a euntrihatiuu-
“WhyDo I LiverI The editor an.
and,"Baeannynu-rtynnreontribntlm
hyniailhntaad dltln‘h‘lt."—IM
8 SMITH I rs us. 1' '1'. 3m Gum; SON.
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All. OBIS-fl FILLED PBOMPTLY.
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our m mo '1' 1’0 THEIR anvmaoano TRADE WITH US
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Norwalk Chronicler