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now till
Immune-amt
Bunions—a nw
crane
£13? 39%;.
Onnneotiwt pendent—Original. John an.
n. mane-a, Wellington Depot; Freda
Wham: restoration.
mm, Weat Cornwall; in-
crease. Edwin Brantley, New London; 0-
origlnal, widows, ote., Sarah B. Howard.
(an. widow of John W. Graham, Wil-
inalnnwnll notions.
;
oil- mm
mute-1m
at‘louolthegoodalor thouwBoeton
Molntbiedtyhaveurivefl.
. .n-W EEO. LAthletis Incl. Daniel-null!» Carrie E, widow
~nel‘ue will holdailelrl anymeeting u of Gordon a. consume-tn Aebiord:
Imwidow of FrankNioholanr. New
w‘nvn nnsrm
mmwkonhne'l.
crumble
oi nude-emu?“ wen amen-u lin-
pontnnrebein; utilized
innakingntenoenronndtheeity lot,
Mummwmm
teamiahdncnrganizedin
mamwblohwlllbeoonpo-edor mmuunmcam W
—Go to C. B. Envoy‘s tor Indien' pet-
ent tip kid button shoes, {or 950.
annuvoam Ill‘l‘.
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nonmetal-Leann,
4 BUNDLE. 1 concern '10-
mm
crumb-lone- buggy. All
fa
warn-led. only 0‘»
”file‘s... an
lull-donut Union.
The recent! IIIIIIIII meeting of the
. Union Young Peoples‘ Society of ~
. Usual-kins atrium“! through Christian Endeavor of Norwalk was WW%%
flmmm 'm wares,
thedeutNorwnlk we counted heldtntbechapelol theSouthNorwnlk a...“
:Wduuwhouulintheoouneot 0011- W comm l.“ evenin‘, nun-
Theronmawernliledwithmemborund nurses-ma
--;-—— 'homwmm—mmcab-mmw Am...
" m mtednafollown: Norwalk Baptist. so; Min
Norwalk W.m;l§oulh Nor- a
walk Congregational, 41; South Norwalk
Blptiet,]8;WutportCongregational,ll; H
Wflton.l;Georgetown,7. "'
nuance“ Workers of the East mammalexernimwemledhy Also
AMIEmmhmtoboldnneol-
tiolneiiblentthehnmeot moo-nu
“It, 1'13 Beat Avenue. on Friday
m in that hurtling locality.
‘ ,JnyYurkto-nlghtwilllmvefiouth
' Norwflkon the 5.20 train. Old Well
Ladle will be represented by a large
Rev. Archibald Wheaten.
reports were given by' the moieties,
flowing the work done during the year.
The question box lollowed, and they
were answered by Rev. C. B. Torrey.
Rev. J. A. Biddle, Rev. Archibald
Wheaten and Charles E. Curtis. Re-
portaweregiven by the secretary. Ii-
AnnnLDickernlan,nnd the trennrer.
WWm
Rev. (harle- E. Torrey delivered an
tunneling and instructive address on
“ApeaandPenoocb.” .u
The thion of oilloere for the ensuing a between. law-It.
year resulted as lollowa:
Charles E. Torrey. Vice-presidente,Wll-
lhm E. loose, Baptist, Norwnli; E. ‘1'. m
W, Baptist, Booth Norwalk:
Church I" Midi“: . Glarlefl.Pnlnler,Con
;A.W. luwin,
' word Betta. Georgetown;
8““ Isaac B. Wuhan, Congregational.
Wontport. Secretary.“ Elizabeth I.
The,Prnleennd Pronlnnneetln; wee Midland-mm
ablyeondnoted bylbtlefllure.
Duringtheexereluln.fl.2.0unpv
ball-unnelvetlolverynioely.
atnnoforthetoundationol
firmlnthodirchnrchln Beet Nor-
bolng hailed at the quarry in
MW‘todnyandinupeetedtonr-
nuthehttupartotthe week.
RIM Bron. are meeting with
’minthennleoltheirfll
‘llihninonaooal. ‘lbeboays‘uiil-
W Quantum-trout mire"
upturkkn.
: Th WM Society at the Heat
AV“ H. E.
Walnut-i. mucous
lie-.llhochll-enmlweitut
'0 m3 0! mm MI WI'I'I
modern :enou. Inquires!
oilho line of
0011‘ I A! m lullBOl mum ll-
Ihea In. Willia- ll. mac. 3"“:
mm “081‘. “.3581“ 300
even-con entertainer» will be
Ill mo- wlll be served.
tenements-nineteen“:
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' u tho-neon visit WFowlnr
Misuse-rm; Iris-nom-
filrwflnudtheutireritnal willbe W
united by the mend mental- ironwm 801100!!! DISABLED.
neg-uh the we! all men-
r as man ennr
lung-Mahm-rlz '
omen wan cog-loam
mug-tau. Amulet:
the “John 9. Pony” 00min ‘lth n
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2‘ 63‘ W x
.miu
nu. About Hummers.
The World‘lt-nowned Violincnlliel, and
nineteen Evening, ion 15, n e o’oloot
. Concert
By Pupils of Mr. WALTER J. HALL
The Behinent'l’ianioi. neutered by
‘ fl ” r m ‘ (”a l: ~“ r’f‘ 71““, 55". ,., .: '1;ku . L1 n .3 ‘
M r. Pu rdonyRaobmsortr :
> ” "M Ewe ne’nniesz‘npt. , . v or :'
[.“Ie‘4: w m,
'lhe Popular Burttbliel‘ *"
WE~~BISPMY'0F
A rare op rtunity for Lad-
ies to get ' bonnet trim-
mings at less than cost ofman-
Silk and Velvet Flo'wers, rub
her stems, from 12ic to 89c,
worth doublethe money. Come
early and make your selection
before the assortment is broken.
Ribbons. -
Flowers more attractive we will
after someJemarkoblc bargains
in double-laced Satin Ribbons,
in colors. and black, suitable
formillmerp I 1510.12
vetoes §¢Wl¢§§bl§m
‘. ‘lli worth 3 c,‘l'o'r 'thls'sale’
.5“?!th urine. or u...
N tron(assoconsets.“”eE
Superior qualities attached
ADMISSION, including Reserved Seat, 50c and 75c: mLow Pnces are the "gamma
b...
Train Leave: Betteeoort ton tooth Kennett at: 9.50.
MUSIC HAIJL.
JUST ON! F1037.
SATURDALIIAY 17th.
Honlin’: tonne (lonely Connery
latte Fanny Faded My.
Th F ' mmnsm! r
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» Innis. Smiling!
8 a Juan“! of
I’ wills-neat ' may“
Yon willraunut
‘I'on will Hour at
All Unverified Collection e!
I'll! IAKBIB:
nova loo”.
lulu emu
81m Garnish.
Dorm Storm.
Nellie glands.
Deane My”
8-i- nnw on unis at floyt'a and Gregory's. .10
NOTICE.
School District Tuna.
the lot-elk
rmubnuuomm ylblle
lam-wand
Ion-an #2.. 5!
mama-emu.
III. me. nmnmas,
Ir lw m; man. no. 1003111.!
ICE !
From Maine.
Choice Quality.
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' 'l'ax collector’- sale.
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Nomi k ‘3'” rim M the mind. l on run nonsk in buying of us.
”‘31 COMBINATIWS SUITS.
Thomas-Link.
inlownol lorwalt, and boundrdaelol—
cnn and lander
yeti
'l'u Collector’s Into.
bat We.
certain tax wunnt. d i gg'mb‘
a unto
you athlfinnd lo the understate-1,.
noun-nob. b b lens or
II tram book.nnthe
lend. rmrnl
tic-st the-Item- therein Irate
thlonnon than-amen!
heinhbttnnlanl thrown oi
., BLfllKS.-TWD SPECIALS.
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m prompt and careful
to make a sale like this an ef—
fective one, and this we are de-
termined to do. Ladies can
come prepared to buy freely.
If you do not find our claims
fully substantiated, return as
the goods and get your money.
$20. $22.50 and $25. Im-
ported French robes at 817.50.
815, $17 50 and $18 Pattern
Dresses at $13.50. $10, $12
‘“ and $13 50 Pattern Dresses at
$9.50.
Another choice lot oi dress
materials that come under a
neutral heading, that are not
extreme novelties, yet are not
_ strictly staple ellccts such as
, . Beugaliuewlliegcs, etc, mlight
and medium colored stripes,
' and mixtures costing from 500
to 95c per yard, often fill a long
felt want. We are selling an
English Cashmere, 38 inches
wide, very heavy and half wool
at only 250 per yard, worth
wool, double fold and very stylv
ish, commonly sold at 25c; our
price 12;.
1 LOT Fancy Cloth Jackets
"“ worth $2.50, at only $1.98.
1 LOT Colored Cloth Jackets,
Fancy Vest Front, were $8.98,
reduced {or this sale to $5.98,
J cited Wraps, Jersey Jackets,
Capes, Connemaras. etc , at
greatly reduced prices.
Cllll’ll‘l lllll BBlPERl.
We wish to call particular
attention to the fact that we
have in stock and are constantly
receiving new and original ef-
fects from the manufacturers,
thus enabling us to obtain ex-
clusive st lea in Velvets, Mo-
qucttes, russels, extra Super
' and lngrain Carpets, of which
we always have on hand a line
of Private Patterns.
t’lill Illfilll all lil Cloth
In all the new patterns and
best qualities.
, , “voltmeter“ or“
0'5 . Tm
c 0W , shoreline
e pride on
selection of artistic designs in
the various grades of ‘ ljottin -
hen, Irish Point'and Syria.
Portion and Drapery 1 code
our line in complete with all
the latest coloring: and clients.
This book reception on sale
some great values in Notting-
ham Lace Curtains at 55c r
sprig/worth $1.25. Also I. ,
amoral . nr‘teinaat 2.25
palrwonlllehe'oheepft $3“
Onio- byxfmll moire” "
attention.
lRTIFIflIlL FLOWERS. 1
ut‘actnre. Elegant sprays of
In order to make this sale of
37in Printed Beiges, half
Also a varied assortment of
M * -11 1m 1e
so,
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menses. * “
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. n~ 3 ‘:
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hum...” 3h: “luau-roote- ewllvetlnbuntinl
Mil w ”PM!
mumblimmmmuyfl‘oe inthlnvidn y.
In (‘nanerttenL Do not be
STE-{AW ,GOODB-
LARGE SHAPES, Bolton-:15 and noouss
Lure-tapalnl'lneltrnwmnlylk. A Wrmnamot ammfluwfioc.
RIBBON
sessions? “hamlet...
“11-9: WWW». memo;
A A 2%.. Vain .5... WE?) '
. . . -n: ;.4 L..»..,s"e"t:
o'ermneamgi-emm-
1” TRIMMED HATS.
Invtr Ignatndvantayelnbuinzlargeiotvof thenw matuiaLmhu Plow Ribbons and on
Straw wearoennbledlomannlnetnrent nndbe urnllinaor'i‘rtm coll '
WEE?“ rayon-neuter. We "2% u m "mm
up. Don't buy him visiting our store.
limb!
have a moot toe-aural tone or Trimmed flat- on loans $1.50 each and
H. KRIEGER,
Mnhackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk, Conn.
m
A Savings Institution for the People’s
Benefit.
The right goods in the right place. Everything can be
found in the line ot
BlllllS Mill SHlES
At the store of
C. H. HARVEY.
'l‘lita stock canal-ta in prime from a Ulntd'e lac Shoe to a Gent's Bend Served 35 Shoe; bee made.
Inelieo’ Kiln Kid Button reduced from $2.00 to $1 8'}.
Ladies Paris Hood Severed Kid Button reduced from $3 Fit.) in $2.50.
Lillies' Princess Kiel Tip Button reduced loom 83,00 to $2 00.
Ladiee' Corinne Kid 'l‘lp Button reduced from $3.00 to “.50.
C. H. HARVEY,
70 North Main St... South Norwalk.
‘ w. no. one: o no.“
Bridgeport Bargain House.
OF FER TO-D A1’
500 BEAUTIFUL DRESSES!
FROM AN
Unfortunate Imperter.
This is the breathe-Goods purchase ever made by a Connecticut merchant. Goods cast. thin
anon to import, no. us m 55.
Prices will be $5, $7.25,s7.50, $3.25, $9.25
lnnlleborctbeuoolrndenntvomnllhe. in this
Wenderful Purchase
Alstomwmmhflh‘a. Weremsareoie. Renown. (”bunny-rd.
OTHER BARGAINS.
Webster’s
Dictionaries ! ,
“Melitta. Shun-ht: and Intercom-ding. P310 ‘> $1.99.
Pillow 8 11am Holders-
W.
lleu no no Min red Prue-motor! on lose-ch. nanometre!
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lv‘eeon fill
, new use or
Builders, Hardware”
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ow slot. llard one ones.
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