SCOFIELD & HOYT’S.
19c
730
81.15 ‘
$1.25
minis-mam
eawclssatthefimlfiigusmhflna
Hover- a my
[Amman-lewd!“
Exist, at this eity.has molasses
yaditlromlioatespartissmhiehhswlll
bring hers ins-hart time. The heat
, t , monasteries-3.11m m """"‘"""'"""’ 4441i Plain am Not,
Iva-rm “Mmmdww T“ W! m M! "lg 4841). All Silh’Dotted Finite Net,
‘ , .Wmmufi,‘ lsanseuoesdtoiahsplsee May, llllsdthsressrvoirtoorlnehss. 'l'hs , i , ,
, my m 0|“. (or. June 17, at'St. lasy’s choreol: . ervolr is now within 3) isstot theoreml 484“. All Sill: Spanish Gnlpure,
. w "q I ” Willi! m a", m M“. v I '
.0ngle ,JunelttollJl.
preceded wanna. of the Hour. will rssdan Theloessustaloedbyths Houmtoaie
systsmbythehnralngoiths menu
Mg essayon'fl‘heliailrosdsand thePrees.”
48in. Striped Tulle, 7 .i 5 , ‘
so“... soon: NORWALK
W's...“
‘ stun Ben-J. A. Biddle will
. Wwinbaparticuiar-
3 WM 01 making appropriations for
f Wheaten. pastor g
”God is able to tarnish the
diam offering to: Home
be Evening sub-
, wilihavesternsl life.
A South Norwalk man was complain-
ing yesterday, that he had nothing to
complain oi. Nothing, however, is not
anunusnal source of complain—Hor-
wslk Record.
Connecticut pension: Original-din
than Elena, Birmingham; ltatthew
Whither, Waterbury, William leGrane,
Wlnated; Jam. lulllgan, Waterbury;
Jamm B. Hoyt, Norwslk; John A. Saw-
yer, Hoodoo.
,AWWMMM ,
main
—___.
Theaunnsl jointsession oi theselect
menandboardolschool visitorstorthe
the several schools of the town, will he
held next Tuesday evening at the up
town oilioe oi the aelectmon.
Chief Justice Andrews has notified the
Fairdsld County Committee, appointed
bytheBartorovisethe rolrsioradmis-
sion to the Bar. that the judges will hear
the committees appointed by the Bar oi
the diflmnt counties on Honday, June
0, at 10:80 a. m.. at the Supreme Court
Room, Hartford. The committees will
meet at 10 o’clock, June 9, and alter
organizing, present the rules adopted to
depot at Newtown early yesterday morav
log will be 00,500. The company will
begin theersotios of a temporary structv
are at once.
lasso Hamilton says that Booth No:-
wslh has downed Norwalh in bass ball
and in everything that she has under-
taken and that she will doeo in its
members' save at the Fair Grounds neat
W... .. w... .. .... mnnunml 1m
hellhonora lor Bouthorwalh,andas or!!!
“humm’vmmvulb'O s a s s
theduty ot'doingthesame thing in the ,, l] . ,
Wilson-sis .. , ;,:; a, B .
iijili‘ltuvmii "I * ‘ u!» 1 Jr}: . .. . ,, “We-..
W mmmmwm
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firs; Udileid: Siii’?s'"?lili”(kmmiesion
“MD; who. beve‘heerl'at‘Winda'rr
Looks for a week, have already secured
about 00,000shad rggs,and thqs have '
been placed in ,jus and are nearly
hatched. They were obtained at Po:
quonnoch. on the Remington river. .
Themes will probably secure a large
number of eggs irom this place.
llr. Ellis, in charge at the car, made
a visit to flolyoke, less, and holds
consultation with Commimioner La-
thropol Springfield. 0n accountoi ths
dilierenoesexlsting betweentheoommis
aionsrs oi Connecticut and llamaohu'
setts, it was dimenlt to transact much
business with him. One oi thalleher-
men at Holyoke, who owns the right to
fish, said he preterm! to destroy the
shad-fishing interest in the Connecticut
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FOUR DAYS.
JUNE 10, ii, 12,13.
sums. - 32.000
100 le-.
PAST RACES EACH DAY
lac-rele- Itatea an 113 l. I It. ”all
leg-tar Ian. ,
SCOFIELD dHOYT
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“1"" . iron man prams or , '
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0n exhibition and for sale at the lowest market prices We
welcome all and await your pleasure and esteemed favors.
Yours cordially,
To call your attention to a few' of the man
we are oiiering to people to boy D
ery, etc, at the Boston ' Store, we fee
priate or out of place at this time.
First—~We never marl: goods at any more than a fair mar-
gin of profit. .
inducements
Goods, otions, once»
it will not be iosppro;
Second—Being placed in a pmition where our buyers are" ,
always in the market, we are enabled to pick up the best of ‘
all bargains.
Third—J“ mayhem am a 4 this "~llo‘c’biil'y‘ to meet,
but to go one better on all competition. You may therefore
rely on always finding us lowerthan" any competitor, no mat-
ter what prices he may guote. Now just a ,word of advice to
to our would-be com trlor, who seeks to make prices to us:
Don’t do it; we are 11 ’ug dollars’ worth where you are buy?
ing cents’ worth, there are we can stand it longer. Further
more, we will always go one better, even if we have to pay
the people to take the goods.
Last——A word to the wise ought to be snlhcient.
DOM STICS.
Milli & HARMAN.
the judges at the hour named by Judge
Andrews.
At therwannual meeting oi the South
Norwalk Baptist church, held Thursday
evenhg, Samuel Hopkins was added to
the number of deacons, Henry Ii. Cooley
was appointed treasurer oi the contribu-
tions for the aide! thepoor,andllrs,
Barber, Hrs. Street, Ira. Wheaton, Hrs.
Hopkins and lira. Naphy were appoinwd
mimicnary visitors. H. W. Bowdue
was reelected Sunday school snperlllv
tsudent. The reports show the
church to be increasing in activity and
benevolence.
The Troy Puss oi June 3d contained
the following notice relative to Rev.
JamesERom: Bev.Jamse H.Ross oi
Bomerville, Ila... was in this cityyes-
terday on his way to attend the Congre-
gational anniversaries in Saratoga.
"Jimmie” began his public service on
Mm,andwhenheleit tbetleld or “"- 'V
journallmn to prepare iorthemlnistry
hetookwith him therespectandaflerr
tion of his former smociates. Bis pas-
toral work has been so successiul that it
has made him one at the prominent
ministers oi hie denomination.
A meeting of theoid Union School
baseballcluhwas held laetnight. As
many ot the playershave leit school, it
wasdecidedtoadoptanewname. They
will hereaiter be knownas tha“Beso
lutm.” Theelnhlecomposedoi the‘iol-
river, it pomibie, by catching all the fish
that came to Holyohe dam instead oi
allowing them to spawn. Mr. Ellie,
thinks, however, that suitable arranger
mentecanbemsdetoget a largeqm
tity of eggs there, and the car will prob»
ably he moved to that place next week.
1‘ —lt's economical-Brunch soap.
WWII.
Fruits.
Lonsdalc,
3. 1.0037009. President.
WOODWAIO, m.
le ‘ L It». 1011””. m.
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FINEST
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1.016 ISLAND IOUID.
71c Lonsdalc Cambric,
75c Dwight Anchor, 81c
Continental 0, SiciSplendid Unbleached 44 51c
The prices hold good for this week and will make them
loweri necessary. -
One case Apron Cheek Gingham, 5 yards for 25c.
DRESS GINGHAMS.
19c per yar
Inc per rat
., _ 9%“
.v-let Sunday alter Trinity.
7:30 a.m.; Katina and
J 10:00am.;Evsnsongand sermon
.Wsnossn.—Snnday will
. attirischnrchas Children's
nhlpwill hinthemorn-
, the children, and
will he givento
' _ V theirlittleoneato lathe
_ I? “fl“baptism. In theosenin
'Wmhh l" ’“
promo-m“ “fluids”?
. u to
movies. "
lmsfiglflfiW‘
WHITE—A GOOD 1100M.
lead
Scotch,
American Extras,
American Special, 9e per y
WALLIES. flflllllil W , ,,
30 diflerent styles, worth 7 c a yard, this week 10 yards, 47(2) ‘7
Best grade Wool Challies, 18c a yard, same quality as acid '
for 25c in other stores.
Best quality 32-in. Percale Finish Turkey Red Oil Finish. ,f‘1
Calicoes, lo a yard
NEW ATTRACTIONS 'l'lllfi
SEASON.
iii F001] 0? ALL KINDS.
First-Class Restaurant.
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Mimulh—mlwecflfl. raoraisroas. mi!
f Ladies’ and Children’s
SOUTH N QRWALK.
Hose, in all grades and sizes.
25c. goods at 190.
Ladies’ Black Lisle Thread, 250..
at popular prices.
We
HUSlfllY llflllfll'lllllllll.
Ladies’ English Striped Hose,
1110 O
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no. TAMI ‘
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DRESS GOODS.
\ full 1
r
At
a - ;
. abject—The Devil’s
l". ‘ r W-
. ,Uslos Guam-Subject
-W- Worldly and
11:18-10. ednesday
Ir. Tucker-will conduct
Clam—Prayer and
Fabric and Kid Gloves, good values
“I‘m!”
wasn't”
\
C. Hunt, Funk Lauder, Zelufl, Pod-
“atto?elookp.m. All are in-
' f Mmonm.—“Chfldm’s
‘ obsmrsd. Ber
ulore, Gunther, D.Ennt.01ark. Wm.
Tammany waaelected oaptain,and we
aresurethat under hissbls leadership
theclubwilloontinuetohaaasuensminl
as it has beenInoeitsorganiaation in
1m. Wewouid liketohear iromall
Ionsalflarmauhavemovedinto
”mussels“
thstsafisrsstshewtosstlnearss
Wu%'fl&m ROTOR POINT!
fltl
mruo. summarises. All.
A modern 1 rs
mun-sauna. 1 miner “MEDEA.”
lothIaia Insult-wait jdw
T‘mmm’”a “' ”’mw‘ cars. rs. newness.
Tune Table
Mormons" seems basin as
ourseomweawauseaawrssurwr:
rr—isra lure
ll MI! 01 mass noose saves
Iowan, It... 1... main.
rears sores rem van seen We“:
res-son m more. :21. Dar»
mammal-um as
are, It’s... an, lily...
W“ m
“a" seven mam res anew seen.
”’I... ll”, 1.“. I”, 5"...
'11va assa- ssins ran soul Imus.
titan. Ltd. 0.5. 415, the...
15m
25th
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aw? moss: iron
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SOUTH '0'Wllll, 01'.
I).
250.
WHITE SUMMER VESTS,
from 5c up.
250 u
LADIES’ RIBBED VESTS,
100, 170, 250.
GENTS’ GRAY VESTS do DRAWERS
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RMAN <9: SON.
Ill. 0 Unlimar.
CHILDREN’S SUMMER VESTS.
a
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s
>GENTS’
1
\
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s
h
s
390
49c
59c
690
7 90
89c
990
$1.09
$1.19
for this sale.
ATURDAY ATI‘RACTION S !
lllrinnn Ballroom.
prices
; STREET,
A. DICKE
it
It
{ WASHINGTON:
is
“WWW
floss are:all out
Best All Wool Cashmeres, all shades, 39c a yard. Remem'
ber, these we guarantee all wool and well worth 50c a std.
36in Black Cashmere, 35¢ a yard, can’t be equalled in town
tor less than 50c.
KITCHEN SPECIALTIES.
Window Screens, adjustable,
500 Crystal Sauce Dishes,
5 Pint Codes Pot, .
5 Pint Tea Pot, . .
1000 Nickle Plated Hammers,
Nollie Bly Night Lamp, special,
1’.‘
- a
lliz’ it; ‘l:.‘r‘.'l‘c1‘(:,l"llh
JJ'! ‘-‘ Grumman's? *ARTICLEC.
Florida Water, . lilcpc bottle
Packers Tar Beep, . 19o per «he -
Glycerine Soap, 0e cake, 3 aka ”ii-x
Curling Irons, 1;: 15¢, Ne and lie
llEllillllEll lliE Pull
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ll 81
“mm mm;
Norwalk Chronicler