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with oonsnmptioo,dhdlsst
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'X’, Lam expects to more
a ‘new honspon St. Johnplaoe
filiflpressntiasnoh that large
htakeadvantsgeottberowingon
pnpihottheNorwalklili-
' returned to their homes
‘ " buoatol G. W. llemtt‘a
j’ “law-ea leoaardatreet.
’l ”mmsmmurwe
or mmm moat torthelr
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humanoid-raucous:
“Mammalian ltlla
lalaad.
i In New York, mm, at the Block
exehaantdnarssolthe Consolidated
mad-oldattrornmtom.
JustioeIorlellreaderedadeciaion in
Mtheplalntiflfllldamaaes.
Consolidated road oflleials inspected
the route (or the proposed spur track
from They to Yale-ville yesterday.
irlenda from Weston, took an excursion
to New York yesterday on the City 0!
Albany.
Thefonrth Wednesday in September
bubeendeeldadnponforthe field day
' y” ' ‘3‘.“ t
, "new sitcom u '
In
m:
at tho. 11.4. it. which will beheld
‘ Wordsworth «1: «col: V‘Hfilh‘g
Colonel Bill, of the Turner house,
Danbnry,andapartyot gentlemenwho
attended thenoes yesterday, got tattoo
the night train and spent the night
atthelabackemehotel.
While making some repairs about his
premises on Lowe street yesterday,
Francis Boylston received injuries by
the falling of a ladder that will confine
him to his house for several days.
The members olthe Norwalk Canoe
club are at present taking much interest
in ,their oommodiona quarters and are
having much enjoyment in their cralts.
One day last week several members at
speak in' high terms of the trip.
-inaect Powder title. It at Plaiated's.
THE GRIND T301111“! CIRCUIT.
Where-Id When the Speedy llyara Will
Attracttheloearaellaclng.
The boardot stewards of the grand
dilatortheeoming season. Pittsburg
waladlnitted tothe a-ociation. F. L.
NobbandC. R. Nelson with the horses
Alcryon and Nelson were barred from
partieipatingonany circuit tracks. The
arrangmneot of data was decldedaatol-
lows: Pitt-berg, July 38. 23. 24. 95;
Cleveland, July 29, 80. 31, August I;
Bulalo,Angnat5.0,'l,8;Boohs-ter,
August 13, 18, It. 15; Poughheepsie,
All” 19, 90,-.21. 22; Hartlord, August
”- 57. m, 80; W. W 9.
8, 4, 5; Albany, September 9, lo, 11, 12:
New York, September 16. 17, 18, 19;
PhiUelpbia, September 23, 24, 26, 26.
A-arleaa laehaaha to Parade.
A special meeting at the representa-
tives ed the Order United American
Wiesel thestate waaheld in New
Haven Saturday, and arrangements
made to hold the annual field day 0! the
order in Bridgeport on the fourth Wed-
Oouaeil will hold itaaesslontbereflep-
telnbarmthand 35th.whichwtllbeato
tudedlrydelagntufromallstatawhere
theorderprevaila. TheLoyalLeglon,
which is theunlforlned branohot the
excels; Therewlll beamndstreet
paradewlthoratloasand otherlnterefi
inguaehmatflaaddel’ark. Itiseetl-
mated that there will be about 8,000
Is-bmaoftheorderintheparade.
mantle-nestle“.
I"l'hsre iano appropriation Inadeby
mum
aetealynsuvadttarsbythsss lights.
buthwelsadlraesurh'or nonsyto
nun-lineman mu.
flushwhleatrhsuaasadglare-
sat-ot (refit-d insurance,
hradaduthallabdltyunhaboats
“III;
the club took aaallto Larchmont and B
trotting circuit yesterday arranged sche- M
mural-name's BALI. -- A DWELLING
llouaeaadaboat llaaeao‘naadmnll Neel
nesty in September. ThenNatlonal m
R00” OVIBMI‘OMOI. “TITAN-I ’03
mesa-"rmsmmua
an 00. ' not a
order,wlllpartieipatsinthefieldday m
At puma tart m
”m .7.“N.&M Milli) Ill-
other trsiaht train at Waterbury. A
eabooseandsoarwsredemollahsd and
thee-gins ol the colliding train was
badlywrseked. I
Jammhllerolllrrdgeporgnnteooed
to thrasyears ioprison tor rape, has
hssnpardoaedthrooghthastatenientet
allrlwhowaaawltoess at ths‘u'lal.
‘l‘heglrl states thatshe testified falsely
agaloetl'oller.
In the contested Stamiord election
memy.-wud~ oaselndgs Faun has decided that Alex-
anderWeed, republican, who was elected
by two votes to the Court at Burma,
was legally elected because there was
but one vote lraodulently east. Weed
was the defendant and Andrew J. Bell,
It. Annie Waterbury and a party at “mom", 'II “‘0 plslntlfl.
—8ieplatolltera will not experience any
dicolty in keeping their newly-acquir-
dl
ed lamlllea clean it they are Bmassls
ml,-
Ile- ro no wrtaaat he.
‘ Illltil' ‘ ‘ Shim
m .. ~- so" hows;
mm hsepmhaurrooslsh
' WYWtflirhhtWfiI-mb‘" : 2‘
fimfimm would cost them moi:
than theycould ell-rid to pay. Place -
the butter in adwp dish and cover it
with a large earthen flower pot, invert-
ed. 1! the apparatus is left in a shady '
window or cellar, the butter will be kept
as cool as desirable even on the hottest
day.
n ' v is-
MARRIED.
sranun-sranm—u heath Norwalk. Jena
lo.bythaler.nr.8eward.lnry Stadler and
Ina lagthnp Btadlar.
wanton.
Adv-time Indar ”defiant
llaqldnelqdflneIMI eras
needn‘t
FOR BALE. ,
0mm —mts1'-cl.ase BOARD. ram
sauna. uperwoek. W. ll. Kuapp‘s lys-
tay limes. Waahlsgtca street. jail lw
A0001) BLAOISIITfl—A STIADY SITUA-
tltll Iothrl‘bllllll. John IcQuhae. lull ll'
ammunmmui
Adm
Mlmflqammlweekfl.n
Jill {I
III ACID or I'll! CRAIG on ammo
Island. laqnlrsatllotel Stanlestngataeh,
rmd,latloath
war-Haitian; lately
ammonia-In .MM autism
BMW.
H 301L011“! MD AND YA“. AT
men more AND ON
ran 10
8a
maria-ran. runes a 3333's.
anesAzllu. e
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T'Ofideaballalq museum-r.
Internet. Apply moan.
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um
mowmsmmrmmm
nadcthhbutaotsxessdla‘t
marmosmummt
Film I00! Wl'l'tl on mm
“Manor. Jo? lw
Alu'l' at c. I]. HARVIY'I BLOCK. ALI.
modern improvements. ahoe store, 70
Callat
mmmmm jail!
ill BUILDING A'l' no 9 Minnow PLAOL
cartilage! atceaad 8 room has“ :3:
a
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.r
name and near or
OEREA
W“ areas 5
Mlmmlmfimfim Nil
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WHEAT
RE WHEAT
swnm'r
SICOF‘IiELD \c‘ HOY'T’s.
44-h). Plain Russian Net, ‘
48 in. Striped Fissuc Net,
48in. Striped Tulle,
484a. Chantilly Point,
48—in. Chantilly Point,
til-in. All Silk Dotted Fiasco Net, \ ‘ 73c
48-in. All Silk Spanish Guipure,
souru NORWALK.
SCOF'EEL‘LD aHOYT
wonwm AND noun-n "0!!qu
filamentous.
moo some rooms
or m
Hamil llrivin Association,
CWT V‘MD- OMNMCED
NORWALK FAIR, onounos,
'I'lll‘, N"! l'\
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:3 .3. . .g-u ;_
Acutyw . »
x
. \ 4
FOUR DAYS.
was 10, 11,12, 13.
P173835. - $2.000
100 ENTRIEI-
FAST RACES EACH DAY
Excursion Rates on I) 8 ll. It It. “all
ltegnlarl‘ara.
arocswooo mom
a a. wooowaao Mm.
jut :- noses a. brown. Seuetary.
Illlll IlIlIIRS llfWIlll llPEII
_ T OUR New sroRg, ,
w‘ .
,flpl PINE DIII’LQI 0?
o LE on so
On exhibition and for sale at the lowest market prices We
welcome all and await your pleasure and esteemed favors.
. but to go one better on all competition. You may Me
so
Yours cordially,
MIIIIIIE & “MIMI".
JACOB M. LAYTON
eallatateanllnouseazec“: Genet-llamas:
-Ptre. Lite Accident. Ocean
8 in an Bung. bratt-
hpslandapwardaandlneyOrdera all parts
0
Pablle: aahnow ts
WNW“ lame W3.
05 Wadungton ltraat, lent tei’oat 0.120.
8011'“! NORWALK, CT.
OLD STAND
36 Main Street, Norwalk.
Pools: Mom film
In the place to quote prices.
Ail'lleUl 03K (Nasal! I05”. spleen, in.
OldprleesSEOandQ‘zl. Allothergoodtluptoportlon,
Willow, Gone and Splint Chair: at Cost
CALL All) on
runs-r em assume tum. mm
More. evab cattle. Button woven
rm, on. runs-mes. arc, are.
on Cloth and lattlng Very Low
IIIIIII I: IIIIIIIIBSIII.
Is—--::.;
JUST RECEIVED
501102. Tennis on
watch wru. as soon -
From 25c. to'$2.50.
ALSO A
BIG LINE Ill. Tlllllll Cll’l
MDBWMD?
GALUNQ asrgsonvmcro.
111:!” fi‘uyvffiqnnnl
Davis
The Tailor,
loath lerwalk. - Gena.
FAW ETT. '
a:
somfi NORWALK.
H0 ' I‘l- DBIIHI‘IIIIBIII.
Ladies’ English Striped Hose,
25c goods at 190.
at popular prices.
Ladies’ Black Lisle Thread, 25c.
A full line of Ladies’ and Children’s
Hose, in all grades and sizes.
Fabric and Kid Gloves, good values
TTRACTION S
_ A—
from 50 up.
LADIES’ RIBBED VESTS,
10c, 17 c, 250.
’GENTS’ GRAY VESTS & DRAWERS
. ‘ 250.
GENTS’ WHITE SUMMER VESTS,
250 up.
3
Marion Undomar.
gHILDR-EN’S SUMMER VESTS.
390
890
990
2
A... DICKERMAN & SON
$1.09
$21 . 1 9
cos for this sale.
ATURDAY
S
Brianna Department. ;
pn
ones so Tonal
‘ one “new 81 ml .
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so ”soon: soot. 85
To call your attention to a few of the many indwwn‘wrte
we are offering to pcoplc‘io buy Dry Goods, Notions, Crock I
cry, etc, at the Boston Store, we feel it will not be inappo-
prime 0. out of place at this time. ' ~
First-v We never mark goods at any more than a fair that
gin of profit.
Second—Being placed in a position where our buyers are
always in the market, we are enabled to ick u t hest’of ‘
I P p be _,
P11. .1)“, 811115. ’ _. m2. puma
Third—We always have made it a role not only to meet,
rely on always finding as lower than any competitor, no mat
(or what prices he may quote? “Now just a word of advice to
to our would-be competitor, who seeks to make prices to us :
Don’t do it; we are bu 'ng dollars’ worth where you are buy
lug cents’ worth, there ore we can stand it longer.“ Further—
more, we will always go one better, even if we have to
the people to take the goods " ’
Last—A word to the wise ought to be sufficient.
DOM ES a l ICS. _
Fruits, 7&0 Lonsdale Cambric, 9§c
Lonsdale, Tic,Dwight Anchor, 81c
Continental C, fiicISplendid Unbleached 4-4 53:
The prices hold good for this week and will make them
lower if necessary.
One case Apron Check Ginghams, 5 yards for 25c.
DRESS GINGHAMS.
Scotch, . . . . . 190 per yard
American Extras, . . . llgc per yard
American Special, . . . . 9c per yard
IIIILIIES. WALLIES. IlIIlLLIEIl
30 difiercnt styles, worth To a yard, this week 10 yards, 47c.
Best grade Wool Challies, 18c a yard, same quahty as sold
for 250 in other stores.
Best quality 32in. Percale Finish Turkey Red Oil Finish
Calicoes, To a yard
w...
DRESS GOODS.
Best All Wool Cashmeres, all shades, 39c a yard. Retirem-
ber, these we guarantee all wool and well worth 50c a
36in Black Cashmere, 350 a yard, can't be equalled in town
tor less than 50c.
KITCHEN SPECIALTIES.
Window Screens, adjustable, . . . “ 29c
500 Crystal Sauce Dishes, . . . . k"
5 Pint Coffee Pot, . . . . lie
5 Pint Tea Pot, . . . . . Mo
1000 Nickle Plated Hammers, . . . 9c
Nellie'Bly Night Lamp, special, . . . 25c
m5: v2; “Ignaz Efrain": so gm» -‘. 5;”. 4‘2”" "‘A4‘i?‘*%!%‘:‘L, 3;" my"?
' TOILET ARTICLES.
.M‘T‘“: or." w“ ~o :
aeolinemv.’ . . . 3c per bottle
Florida Water, . . . 19c per holds:
Packers Tar Soap, . . 19c pa cake _
Glycerine Soap, . . 9c per cake, 3 oaks 26c '7
Curling Irons, . . ‘ 12c, 15c, 17c and 19c»
amounts nu: ma
dose are all cut
WASHINGTON STREET,
mght Robe
Norwalk Chronicler