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Thewnsklydrlllot Company thve
hesndlscontinnsd. Theywillhercsum-
ednsntlicvsrahsr.

AndrewJohnIon'wIItlued “Wand
costs tor hrsachot thepencebandge
Knappthlsmmiug.

An apron and literary sociable will be
held It the OrnIdIIrry Plains chapel,
Wednesday evening, June 4th. Admis-
doe 10 cent.

Alnmp in Iron: of W. H. Knapp'I
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lore any damage was done.

The India Aid Society at the East
Ave. l. E. church will most at the rest-
dence oi In. J. 8. Randall on Riverside
Avenue, Wednesday evening.

Preparations tor the observance oi
childsrn’n day It the Norwnlk Methodist”
church next Sunday are in progreil.
Tbeprogrnmmeot exercises will be In
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TO. N of Councilmen WI“ hold in a‘me Men. will give . [9.
Mi molar meeting this evening. caption Wednesday stternoon irom 4.00

to 6:00 o’clock at her delightful country

 

fieclty water was turned into the
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monthly new of the,
tek- plsoe this Issa4

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" ”0:: George Behhnrd preached two
sneellsut sermons at St. Paul’s Church
yesterday.
, One person received the rite of bap-
tiIlt It the morning service in the First
Baptist church yesterday.

John Hyer was beiore Judge Knapp

thb mining charged with drunkenness.
III wII fined 31.00 and costs.

'lhecndetchoirot Col. Robert’s 11111.
tel, Institute will sing It St. Paul’s
Church next Sunday afternoon.

Rev. George Hehbard bss rented a
homsonltnpleetreetwhere his family
willresideduringthe summer months.

The lighter “Alfred Lister” is discharg-
ing I'en'rgo of brown stone at Raymond
Bron. whnri for the East Norwalh
church.

one. Fowler Post, G. A.,R., It
thdrregnlnr meeting this evening will
settIIIp the basins. connected with
the Honorinl Day celebration.

Aspur truck has been laid just north
oi the tunnel at Norwnl'u in order to in-
cilitnte the building of the proposed new
hridgeovcrthorivernenr that point.

YMy morning at Trinity church

' the rector, Rev. Olin Bullock, wnsoh-

Iiged to discontinuethe service,owing

lliIIIverecold. Thechurchwnsciosed
whifisevnning.______

link". It. Kidll, pnItor oi the New
Mann Baptist church, and a large
, number at his congregation, attended
skinless the Norwnlk Baptist church

Manning.

n Anna Newton and James Foun-
tIiI will Ittad I minionury convention
htdwfluvcn on Wednreday. II dele-
flinfionitheiloldsn Rule Band of the
Second Wit church.

A thinble such! of the Whateoever
Ch“ (I the King’s Daughters will he
WW “purine! the Congrega-
church this evening at 7:30. It
that every member will he
3.

Dnnbury to Itsmarcnech. His hand-
Iomo turnout attracted considerable
attention.

The one hundred entries for the June
meeting of the Norwalh Driving Associa-
tion assures the finest races and very
felt time. Heating will last lour days
beginning June 10. The purses aggre-
gIte $2.000. Half fare on the Dsnhury
road.

Water was let into the pipes on the
Benedict Farm section from the city
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and I revenue will soon be derived trom
that source. Now that we have an
abundant supply Engineer Rider suggests“
supplying Westport. Darien and the her-
ough, when they In short. We suggest,

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other towns take care of themselves.

“The Consumer's league,” a euggen-w
lien for concerted action by shoppers to
relieve the hardships of Inleswcmen, will
be contributed by Diary Gay Humphreys
to the number of Harper's Bsznr to be
published June 0th. Thomss Wentworth
Eigginson in the same number will point
out to women the encouraging prospect
for “the equalization of salaries” in edu-
cational profession; and Kate Stephens
will explain in detail what "A Chance
for m Graduates” there iI in the
European Fellowship offered by the AI-
IociIttou oi Collegiate Alumnae to women

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

The regular ”mi—annual influx of
whole-ls buyers bu invaded the mar-
ket but, with possibly iew exceptions,
have not placed large orders. Ilany
goods bnre been carried over iron the
spring purchases and there has been In
evident imposition tohny only iorim-
mediateneedI. 'lheorders hnve,nsn
rule, Men pretty well distributed no that
all the inctories have had something to
heginupon,hut thereisnnniroi dimp-
pointment on the street and but limited
enthushm overthe bookings thus far.

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the tradoisingoodcondition audthat
theIIiIrenIon tobopelor bettsrthings
Interou. anlicatesheldonremnrknhly
wellnndeven nownre cominginto In
unexpected amount. The early trade
maybesnidtoheovernndprepnrntions
nrenow in order tor the Inter buyers
whonredependedupontohelpoutthose
who have netheennmong the Iortuunte
.. cuss.

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use”

0. E. of the South N0!-
Ohnrch will meet this eve-
mseting will be in the inter-
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.‘llAl lNG l’UllCllASED THE ENTIRE STOCK OF

E. C. KERRIGAN

At less than one half its actual cost, we will for an opening
sale, close out the entire stock at prices which will be way be-
low the cost of manufacture:

Clothes Pins, 6 dozen for 5 cents
1000 Cups, . 4 cents each
1000 Saucers, . 4 cents each

700 Wine Goblets, . 4 cents each
1000 Tumblers, . 2 cents each
25 dozen Brooms. . 9 cents each
500 Goblets, . 4 cents each
25 Decorated Dinnc1 Sets, 11?. pieces, reduced from $14. 95

to $9 49.

100 dozen Eureka Paper Pails, . , 19 cents each

“ 500 Salt Boxes, . 9 cents each

°".£s'%.t‘8&:.ti££‘M Cm 75 Lamps (big drive) . 39 cents each

“”3““ "m Hall Lamps, Ruby Globes, . $1 98 each

thsnsm Hanging Lamps at $198, 33. 9s, 34. 98, $7. 49
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The Meeting of the Champions

91111 Allelic Entrainment.

Under the management oi

Dan Gallagher and Martin Dempsey.

NORWALK OPERA HOUSE,

MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 2

On which occasion the following array of talent will

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patriot.”

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ltrst time in Connecticut,

GRAND BATTLE ROYAL

Betwem8ixcolorcdlen. Illtwhercrer they rec

Opera llouse, Norwalk.

0N! NIGHT ONLY.

TUESDAY,.Iune 3.

FULLY GAIETY

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5 Great Comedians. 5.
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Imynnd Prank

LAST \BUT NOT LEAST.

$3. 49, during this sale, 82 09.
3 Cakes Higgins Pure Soap, .

DRESS GOODS.

For a leader 111 this Department—Extra Quality, full 36 inch
wide Cashmere, all the latest shades, also Black, 21c per yard.

 

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“TM' mE=NORWALK FAIR GROUNDS,

FOUR DAYS.

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100 Decorated Toilet Sets, 10 pieces to set, worth at lowest M“ “‘

5 cents

a I
1,000yardsof All Silk Sunhntthc absurdpriceof
25 dozen Lndies’ Fine Lace Striped Handkerchiefs at
25 dozen Children’ a Colored Bordered Fast Color Handkerchiels, per dozen
The finest thing' in Ladies’ Summer Skirts yet on the market, at
We will oiler just for fun a line of Lsdies’ Summer Skirts at
30 dozen of very fine Knotted Fringe Damask Towels, which will last but a few days, at 29¢

1 case of the Beat Ginghams for the next week at
1 case of Amoskeag Saleem: at the very low figure of

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Shades to order It short notice. of superior wort-ushlp, Ind It lowers pm

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NORWAIIE AND sou-r3 NORWAIIK:

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[The Steamboat “CITY OF ALBANY”

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DOMESTICS s S 93 3 3 '
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_ BIringmmvrd-yIuIIrererysmchtothe g D 10 m 1*- EE [(3 m 0
25 pieces 4-4 Percale Shirting, 12; cents per yard Norwnlk Psir Grounds CD 5 B H :, 0‘! El ‘0
Best Grades Dress Ginghams, 11} cents per yard lauwoikr c: {I} 2 5' k E: (N
25 pieces Dower Flannel 5} cents per yard 20 HORSES _E z t... ('22 S Q :2
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W...“ to wacons, >4 2 g. 5 g ?
Double ni 311111: Harness .4 <9 a. a
NOTIONS W... <3 .. e .. z
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Illlsck Tw1st, . l lofnt a spool new a ' .
1n . ceu per paper .
Embroide Twist, . . 2 cents ball hhl ll k w—3 ‘ .1 . ‘ 1 . .~§‘
Ammomafy . i. .1. i‘ ~.l~ilin‘ J (icents pdiehottlc "I “ma" &9~ nu‘msmn. D g éfigigggggg "i: I V
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REMEMBER THE Plllll m ' ' ’ ' i 5'3““
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And the fact that this is but I few of our many - *5 5"
Barrains for this week. 220 3 lb .3 3 ° g
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