.“ page of the Western
thoAtlootio til-marrow.
‘i‘ 'W
' attthoohingtonetroet crow
Bros. ore discharging a cor-
‘ Sand for Giles Clancy,
orb dock.
”tilt mm... 1?. e a.u., will work
., ,, mgthio "wing at 8 o’clock
’ ~ Allloote‘r ltooooa are invited.
What iii-auger- who daily
"-1”!ka 6h thoC'ityol'Albany
‘ Feet time is being made.
we: Aid Society or the First Il-
'«iwillholdo bounces meeting
personage this oiternood otl
M Llolllok woo betoro Judge
‘Mthhmorninxehorgedwithdrnnk-
liewooloundgnilty aodiioed
V Sherwood has disposed ot his
. hooineoa and entered
of I“. W. Wordwell. the
for-n e oonion
H, river oome time thio
‘ v, oomeol the ladies em-
& comatoch‘s loo-
lrlondo will hold a canoe
’o horn on Taylor avenue,
The Young Poopl.’ Society of the
Boot Avennolothodiotehoreh will meet
at William corr'o honor on Benedict
Pam,Fridey evening.
Cllll. Bellley, of the electric light
works, took a party of bio friends for a
tail to Fox's island. oi! Portoheoter, yu-
tordoy, returning about eight o’clock
lootev’ening.
A big blaot in what Ieknown u "the
«15"» East Norwolk this morning, cov-
eredthe west-hound trook wiflt rocks
and firth. Ithokthe workmen about
, - ithtoo boon WWW Mam
Wilda]? 1:: Jill, THE!” ungur
"”1.
..
Emomwmmu grooms
theme-ox and Rev. 0. 1L
Bellook reed o volediotory to the mem-
ber-or Col. Robert’s Illltory lootitnte.
In the evening a memorial service out of
respect totho late Rehcoeo M. Benton
woo held.
Everyman Donn, at his otohleo on
River attest, has (our heroes of E. L.
Ban’o otting, including "Rocket," en-
tered in 3.27 ole-and W. H. Inckwood’o
“Victory,” entered in the tree for oil
race It the “Genfletnen’o Driving Pork"
thio week.
The convention ol the Women‘s Christ»
on:
: D. Chittiom.
point. They went to Bridgeport loot
Saturday alternoon and played their lint
gem with o team compo-odor employer
of the ole-tie web factory in that city.
Owing to a look at practice the Norwalk
boys were unable to cope with their ep-
ponents, oeverol ot whom are crack
players. and when the some closed the
oooreotood littozzin lovorot the
Bridgeport club. Among the leoturro
ol the game woo the holding of Hot!
men. or the Norwolko, and the bottles
of Batoo of the BritineportoI Alter the
game the Nor walk teem washondoomely
'. Coptoln Wllllamoon it
onenthuolotloodmimotthogememod
Norm 0! i!» all”! mm
W
bliii
prove quite an attraction to Norwolk
Wk. ‘
WANTED.
Adv-m under thh lit a
lion. ltt-ele, hula-Inc, lfiw
ABM ABOU‘I' it runs OLD, APPLY A1 4
WW. ) jefl it
“mm“
Ichlhe.
000D YMMA
Minnow-nigg-
I
1‘08 SALE.
ian Temperance Union at thio 'y,
will he held at the North loin-at Ileth-
odiot church Bridgeport to marrow.
‘l‘he exeroiooowill open at flo'elook, with
devotion! oerviooo led by Ira. H. '1'.
Bulkley of Southport. The work of the
convention will follow. The oddrees or
welcome will he by lire. H. 0. Land.
During the morning the reports from the
ternoon oarvioe on oddreoo will he made
by lira. S. B. Forbeo, otato preoident.
An oddreoo on "Jail Work" will be made
by In. C. F. Deveroaox of Bridgeport.
AH p.rn. LoyolLegion exercises will
takeplooe. In theevening there will he
bible reading by Ike. Chapman 0! Meri-
—-Every pnrobaoer of boots or abuse
to the value or 31.00, at C. H. Honey’s
hootondohoeotore, lorthenextiltldayo
(ending July 3 at 11 p. to.) will be enti’
tledtooxoon ot the number of been
in thejor, and theonegnoooiogthenear-
eottothennmbao will he entitledtothe
beautiful engraving ot a Canadian win~
teroeonenowon exhibitionottheotore.
tone-n).
E. J. Hill, h in Wuhiogton, D. 0.
today.
0. W. Anderson and wife, of Danbury,
visited in the borough over Sunday.
Ii-loud Shores 0! Greet Burlington,
In... lovioiting triendointhlooltl.
Fred Bill. of Yale College, opont 8on-
day with his parents on West avenue.
lino Kory Seymour ot Botheliaopend-
ingotewdoyowithlriendo inthhoity.
li- Annio Butohlle, of Brooklyn,
63.3mm or New Haven, opont
Sundoywithhioporentoonniverotreot.
Debut Seniord, of New Canaan, spent
Sunday with his aunt on Franklin
avenue.
John Cotter, oi Haunt Holly, NJ"
formerly of Norwolk, woo in town our
Sunday.
W.8. Hoody Jr.. of me New York
Ban,opent Sunday with his porenh on
Boat avenue.
Barry Whitman, cl New York, spent
Sunday with William G. Thomas on
”avenue.
qtoothoodqwith relotiveooo llew-
tow-ovum.
W.0.Poroonooadtomily.olliow
omen.
“I!“ LMO! Haw York,
noun-unwittin- label Voodoo-
‘WMK Kill; “1.:- I} t.
m allow me
' ._ ,- __.l.thyo.oeaumsavw.
several Unions will be read. At the al- N
apentBondowwithheroioteriotbioolty. oral—n.
Yahwhoodoywithhhmothor on
Harbor ol
“mt-mun "m8
min-mommmm
Olllflvtoot Boil Boot, jib and noiaootl, to per—
toot order.
One New Phaeton Carri-go, bent to order.
second-hand.
.. WWW h" “.9“ "
swat. . ,w-quoorw r‘ 1'“ M
“stain goon «1.1.51. out nodbnbt' "
”1“? tom rim
48-in. All Silk DottedsFileoe Net,
48-h). All Silk Spanish Guipnre,
43 in. Striped Fiasco Net, ‘
19::
73c
81."!
81.25
48 in. Striped Tulle,
48-in. Chantilly Point,
48-in. Chantilly Point,
81 .98
82-47
50-0an «HOYT
monwm m mom nonWAz-x.
mongol: rims
pail iii .1. Associatin-
illicit
1 ~ ”r" up: may 3:4..va om
FOUR DAYS.
was 19,11, 12, 13.
FWo " $20000
100 mznn.
FAST RACES EACH DAY
new» it on. It It. llnll
lug-torture.
B. LOCIWIDD. I’ruldcll.
I. A. WOODWAIID, Therm.
IN” E. GUN-8. Secretary.
Illlll BllllIIS All! WIDE “Pill
[gr OUR NEWTSTQR {
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On exhibition and for sale at the lowest market prices We
welcome all and await your pleasure and esteemed favors.
are
L")
for: use, no on or
Yours cordially,
MllIllE & IlllllllII.
FINEST
SflllEB BESIBT
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LONG ISLAID 801111).
"'"‘ new ATTRACTIONS 'l‘llls
O. E.Beebe, of Hartford, is in town L‘-
SEASON.
W
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“mundane-lion!
AMT n! c. mum-romance. Al.
mod-ohm
mammograms. 161w
clout-ooh
rel-oo- Mot strut“.
but.“ “muons-m.
IOOI. In! 01'
machine-nominee. Mtw
(idiot sheen-ruin
Tl! W139 N! no. 0 mm rues.
Moisture Ml:
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Sll lllllll Ill ILL KINDS.
First-Class Restaurant.
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isomer Porno 1
. Steamer in...»
Allotltaymoodolzootoe,Pono,,-a
can. u. nowmn.
Time Tablé
mnmooowmveeooroomr:
town... tin. ND. worn.
um mow rotor no no more:
one, “no... 10. up...
sooner-rm
mum-man mooroIrorn-r.
”an, no). on, "it my...
mnnorowrornvvoooeonuoonu.
“be... ill. on, no, 7.00»...
firemen, 156m
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Excunlonllokotr. 250ml:
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tau I view
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my of the lonotaet‘urer.
" We '
/ /
Kid Gloves, good values
SOUTH N ORWALI’.
at popular prices.
1
250 goods 2115190.
to am
H0818” lllllll‘lllllll.
Ladies’ Black Lisle Thread, 250.
A full line of Ladies’ and Children’s
Ladies’ English Striped Hose,
Hose, in all grades and sizes.
Fcbr
ATTRACTIONS !
larmu Unilfll‘llflil.
CHILDREN’S SUMMER VESTS
from 50 up.
LADIES’ RIBBED VESTS,
100, 1.70., 250.
EENTS’ GRAY VESTS &. DRAWERS
25c.
250 up.
l
0' I willow 1'.qu
o
Q
3 GENTS’ WHITE SUMMER VESTS,
a
d
i
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fi
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t
390
49c
590
690
‘7 90
890
990
$1.09
$1.19
063’ for this sale.
ATURDAY
tmtr lament.
STREET,
8
I
131'!
A. DICKERMAN a: SON.
we arezall out
mosou-m NORWALK
m
To call your attention to a few of the many inducement:
we are ofiering to people to boy Dry Goods, Notions, Crock
cry, etc, at the Boston Store we feel it will not be inappro.‘
priatc or out of place at this time. . "
First—We never mark goods at any more than a fair
gin of profit.
Serenade-Being placed in aposition where our buyers are ,
always in the market, we are enabled to pick rip the best of 9
a“ bargains. , _ ' not pimp; .
Third—We. always have made it a role not only to meet,
but to go one better on all competition. You may therefm
rely on always finding us lower than any competitor, no mat-
ter what prices he may quote. ‘ Now "just a word of advice to
to our would-be competitor, who seeks to make prices to no: I
Don’t do it; we are bu iog dollars’ worth where you are buy»
ing cents' worth, there ore we can stand it longer. Further-V
more. we will always go one better, even if we have to pay
the people to take the goods.
Last~——A word to 4111: wise ought to be sullicient.
DOMESTICS.
7&1: Lonsdolc Cambric,
Lonsdalc. Ho Dwight Anchor, 8h:
Continental 0, (lie Splendid Unbleached 4-4 51c
The prices hold good for this week and will make them
lower if necessary.
One case ‘Apron Check Gioghams, 5 yards for 25c.
DRESS GINGHAMS.
Scotch, .
American Extras, .
American Special, . .
6mm. ' 0111111113.
30 didereot styles; worth 7c a yard, this week 10 yards, 470.
Best grade Wool Challies, 18c a yard, same quality as sold
for 25c in other stores. '
Best quality 32in. Percale Finish Turkey Red Oil Finish
Calicoes, 70 a yard
Fruits. 9k
190 per yard
113,; per yard
9c per yard
—~-—_
,1
Best All Wool Cashmeres, all shades, 39c a yard. Remem-
ber, these we guarantee all wool and well worth 500 a yard.
36-in Black Cashmere, 35c a yard, can’t be equalled in town
tor less than 50c. >
KITCHEN SPECIALTIES.
Window Screens, adjustable,
500 Crystal Sauce Dishes,
5 Pint Coffee Pot, .
5 Pint Tea Pot, . .
1000 Nickle Plated Hammers,
Nellie Bly Night Lampuspecial,
l , I:“i‘.~”,?’. ,.,.-.§ ~-{;“ (4!, j. RI} “Ht
‘ 'I':
r .e: r l V"
was
mm...
so or ,
G ' e80op, .
Curling Irons, . , .
g 34.}.- ,-
30
19c bottle
193;;- cake.
12c, 15c, 17c and 1915
1mm Tilt mu
WASHINGTO
We
3 (I. . 1‘ 1!. ' - . i P,
'3 . . ,H ‘j i I. . 1‘ r tvrxr'l {unliqlnir
9c per cake, 3 cakes 25c
311nm. ,j
DRESS GOODS. _ " y
per bottle , :
g. .
Norwalk Chronicler