WUI'AA NURWALIL EVENINII :‘it‘d‘l'i‘lNEL. MONDAY.
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” ” THE LOCAL NEWS.
mm”. Almanac for III-armour.
rail“?! Show sets Lligh58 title '10 Low06 tide
I" x»: Bar-id Weather Forecasts.
l.IhsWastern"bot wave” and the cy-
clobio depression which gives it inten-
lit], will pobahly move far enough
eastward Ito-day to cause a considerable
rise of temperature in the Central States,
and thancesouthward to the Gulf coasts.
Tbs advancing area of extreme heat will
probably aflect the Atlantic States south
of Kaine to-morrow, and afterward in
creasingly so, with but brief and partial
Interruptions of the heat, until the end
of the week. Danger of suustrokes and
infantile diseases incident to summer
heat will probably increase in New Y ork
and adjacent cities decidedly this week.
In this district to-day warmer, fair
weather will probably prevail. with
light, variable winds, mostly southerly.
in the Middle States and in New Eng-
land fair, warmer weather will prevail,
with light, variable winds, mostly south-
erly. On Tuesday' In this section and in
New England still warmer, fair weather
will probably prevail with light to fresh
southerly winds, followed by cloudiness
ahd local rain in the western parts of
this moraine on Wednesday warmer,
more humid and fair weather, followed
by cloudiness. in the lake region.
Though the Western "hot wave" will
probably not extend to the Middle At-
lantic coast today the temperature in
this section will rise considerably.
The Court of Burgesses meets to-night.
Extra policeman T. J. Burns was on
duty yesterday in the borough.
Fred Alger spat the Fourth placing a
new weather vane on the roof of the
Broad River Chapel.
-Fresh milk by the quart every day
at Theo. Knapp’s old stand.
Approximated returns for the whole
state of Connecticut give the population
at present as about 752,792.
Lester, the infant son of C. L. Warren,
is seriously ill with intermittent fever at
his parent’s home on Seymour Place.
Henry D. Cornell, the painter, Went
to New York this morning to commence
work on one of Charles Acton's new
houses in that crty.
3,00 new lawn mowers, good ma
chines. only $3 each. W. I’odniore.
Bridgeport people believe that their
city contains many more than 42,000
the census returns to the contrary
notwithstanding.
Nearly 10, 000 melons for Boston now
pass through this city daily, and this
number will be nearly doubled when the
season is at its height.
-—New baby carriages, 35am] upwards
at Podmorc's. __
Michael Heal was tried before Justice
Austin last Saturday for drunkenness.
Ha was fined $200 and costs, amounting
to $9.80, which be paid.
A large number from this city Went to
Rotor: Point on the Medea and in private
vehicles yesterday. The bathing was
superb and was enjoyed by many.
William T. Keith starts for Detroit,
lich" this afternoon, where he will
represent Union 109, at the convention
of iron Mouldcrs' Union of North Amer-
ica.
A large party of brewers and friends
from New Haven .1 1 1c to Roton Point
yesterday on a 2'. 1 steamer. They
were accompaniru .1 .I lirst classorchcs-
tra.
The president of the Merrill Business
College has just plum-d a graduate. Miss
late E. L'l'mrltnhlr fiilll1r1ny.inn posi—
lion in the till : 1.; l. oil-bury dtSoule
Btamford.
The cadets of the .‘orwalk Methodist
church are picnicing at the old camp-
mesting grounds near ilrooksllle l'ark
today under the guidance of James
Fountain.
Clam Smith, formerly of Norwallr,
who joined White's circus in the spring,
Ital severed his collll't‘lion with that
"company and is now employed at the
Ogden Hotel at Council lllulls. lowa.
:1 All Morton! meeting of the voters of
“Norwalk will be held this evening
“for the purpose of discussing the matter
of widening East avenue at a point
where the railway crosses the bridge.
Il- lrenc l). (manor, of llroolrlynJ
'I., mg “Blon” at the l1'ustbl.l:2.Cburch
last evening The selection was finely
rendered. lira. James Golden presided
at the organ at the morning and evening
services.
The annual reunion of the faculty and
atldllua of the Merrill Business College.
Md, occurred flaturday, 28th all.
The day was an enjoyable one to all,
spent in visiting the museum of art and
points of lowest in New York city.
lira. bottle B. Beers. 0! Cottage are—
fine, last Korwalk, is introducing in
,m am and wonderful machine
alar cutting dresses She givellnltmc-
“Ind sells the machine, which is so
“pitta construction that anyone can
Ml t.
Under the careful management of
Duty he has been able to in-
can“ receipts of the South Norwalk
past bales some 31100 over last year:
consequently his salary has been in-
“.100. The carriers hare served
faithfully for one year and their names
Ms been forwarded by postmaster
Daty to tbs department for promotion to
team grass, as only upon the recom-
uudatloa or the postmaster can they
Inn meted. They will neelvs 11850
"I”!
Aaonwaaborntolfr. and lira. Run:
sell Frost yesterday afternoon.
The Board of Councilmen will hold
their regular monthly meeting this even-
ing. ”WM
Eddie Harris and a party of friends
went to the islands for a clambake this
morning.
-—Lasts twice as long as cheap soap for
laundry use—Brussels.
Frank nation of Orchard street was
seriously burned about the face on Sat-
urday by the premature explosion of a
pan of powder.
At Roton Point on the Fourth a Ma-
sonic pin was lost. The finder will con-
fer a favor on the owner by leaving the
same at this oillce.
-'l’he press is the watch dog that
guards the hen-house of our liberty and
protects the clothes-line of our rights——
and it also advises you to use the Icono-
mical Brussels soap.
Workmen commenced the brick work
of Platt Price’s new building on Water
street this morning. Contractor Plntt
Beers has charge of the work.
When thonllag staff fell from (lould
Seymonr's barn last evening it struck
J. ll. Wehlo on the head, knocking him
to the ground. lie was dazed tor a few
minutes, but not seriously injured.
There was it line display of lirnworhs,
ctc., at Mrs. George R. Cholwell's, in the
borough, on the evening of the Fourth,
Among the many guests were Miss lloyt
of llanbury, and Mr. l1'rccrnan,of ling-
land.
Conductor Martin Kellogg left town
this morning armed with a couple of
ments for a clamming excursion. Mar-
tin believes in being Well equipped on
such journeys. _ p
——The store of l'. J. Curtis & Co. will
close at 7 o'clock p. to. until further no-
tice, Monday and Saturday evenings ex-
copied.
The sign pmt on the New l'anarIn
road, near the Mend place, has been
moved to one side and a large flower
mound with a flag pole In the center has
been placed there, greatly improving the
looks of the street.
S. S. [latch has been engaged as organ-
ist of the First M. E. Church, Miss
Schnell resigning. Horace llatcb, tenor,
and Frank Nash, basso, Will also become
members of the choir of the church
organ, which will be about August 151.
——Men drink good, bad and indifferent
liquor, and never grumble about the
price of it, but they growl when their
wives don't economtz: by using Btu-reels
soap.
Alli BBTISH Y0l it lOllV,
[low to Get on III These Pushing, [lust-
Iing, ltustling Tlmes.
The fashion of advertising town-I, or
“bcoming” them, to use a general and
expressive term, is on the increase, es-
pecially in the South, which is just now
attracting millions of New England capi-
tal. The plan Is certainly a guild one
for if there is any rum.- in Inlw mum;
at all, as applied to mlm Iu:Il lII-IIII1.«,
there must be when greater Him-l ;.rI- I-x
pended in thclincof public development
The West and South have demonstrated
beyond a doubt that it does pay. In no
instance has It been reported that atown
has wasted money where it systematical-
ly set about attracting m “1 industries
and people.
One of the latest converts to the doc-
triIIc is Salt Lalrc ('Ity. winch, with the
fall of Mormonism, is tanking rapid
strides to the front in the march of in-
dustrial progress and social development.
That city has just raised $40,000 for ad-
vertIsing purposes, all of which will be
upended III Eastern papers, a New York
issue. receiving $2,000 for a single page
wrrte-up. A (Jolorado town of the size
of Ware has done even better than this.
its business men having raised 81' III out)
and hired an export agent to expend it
These are only two out of a score or more
recent illustrations of town energy and
business sagacity combined with the
furtherance of homo Interest.
As indicated, nearly all the money and
new blood llowing Into tbenccnlcrpris-
ing places comes from New England,
which is more than conservative when
aid is asked for tho promotIon of some-
plan the course of winch can be watched
from day to day, and its success Immedi-
ately felt by the whole community in
many ways. No wonder the young men
and young women leave the farm and
workshops of the East, and follow the"
fathers’ investments.
your children at homo is to keep your
money at home, and employ it in giving
them profitable work.
We are glad to see so able a pupar an
the Providence Telegram intermted in
this movement. it truly says that the
reason New England does not boom is
because New England does not adver-
tise. There is the whole problem in a
nutshell. There are hundreds of oppor-
tunities in New England which might
be made to yield as good returns as these
Southern and Western lands and mines.
if the same energy and methods were
employed to bring them to the attention
of investors sud develop them. What
town, city, Htate or company in New
England employs the push and energy
manifested in hundreds of southern and
western enterprises? How does New
Ellwood expect to get on in these push-
ing times unless she push as hard and as
intelligently as other sections? The only
thing needed for New England is that it
beadvertissd, pushed. boomed. When
New England gets to the point where it
is willing to enter the race and train for
competition upon even terms it will get
Its money for Its own enterprises. Not
bolero—atomic Ills-I.) ltlrror.
Life I6 I63“ ””BiTFII‘u’i—liu mys:
tones wlll be solved when the last trump
is played-Elmira Gm.
pitchforits and numerous other accoutrc- ;
when Mr. llatch takes charge of the - —
The way to keep .
WANTED.
Advartluncataandsrthiabudm 5
Imtuussnaumaasmweeirttw
SITUATIORM BY A YOUNG Iran WILLING
tobcns tobnrsesandcattle. Apply
toJ. L. P 0. till, Horrralk, Conn. jy. at
100 OBDIRB 1'01! JOB PRINTING. WORK
done in the highest style” of the mart, at short
notice, and at the lotus! pnasb
sax NRL OFFICE.
l'l'L'ATlON BY A YOUNG MAN USED TO
horse-and cattle and willing logo west. Al. lly
ll?
toJ. L, P. 0.11“. Norwallr Conn.
To LET.
Advertisements under this head. not exceeding 5
Hour, 1 tlmcac 3 tlutoswc. lwcck 8100
FURNISHED 1100! TO ONE tilt TWO
gentlemen. Apply at Ito Booth Main film-t.
South Vorwallr. Iy'.‘ Iw
COTTAtllt 01’ till}. IN ROOMS, AND ALL
modern improvcrm uls Rent 31: pe. r month
tlltuatrdatcoruer of Harbor and Chanel sin-III-
A-pplytwl’ ll. Dwyrrfit 'Wallvt. Norwall. Iytfllw
llUUSEANbIlARN~IlUl 581MB? “HON”,
audl Iarn has room for lbrcr hon-III and rat
riages. Apply to Thomas Village, 1..: Duy street
South Norwa it. Jim If
llOLtiil lN EAb'l‘ Nllltll -\l.li. SIX 1100M»,
comllctc o'dcr. IcIIt $13 Also II house or.
Woodwan avenue, 311. inquire of E. A. Word
ward. ju‘ll
'1‘"! SE! ‘IINlI PLIIIIR 0F llBllAltY 81' ll. D-
rug, brooms lnquin at Library rooms. in :1 If
I tIlTSl. UP l-Iltlll'l‘ lttltms 05 Till. LES 81',
south Norwalk. Watrr and irnrrovum- at! In
house. Kent ’18. Apply to John l. Knapp. o1;
West street, tiouth Norwal k. mm
1380]! Al'lllL lat. 0N SEYMOUR PLACE.
low: I floor the «route and two rooms in BlllC'
ll. 'Scyruonr‘.‘ _ , _ ‘ . f‘{.’_tf
I “UNIS. STORE AND llAltN (IN t'lttltls
slrcrl Ind W lILon III.» llllt', Norwullt. lIupIIrI-
of llurr Smith fll l_f
l’l. RASANT 110MB iii A f 'U‘lVKNlBNT
lorallty In utierctl b0 pcrzuln- who would like to
wit Waaulnutun some time during the winter or
spnng Ronni audboard '00 I day. IILJ. E.
humour idlslst.,N.W.,asblIIgtIIn.D.t1.u1.ltitf
FOR. SALE.
Advertisements under thlsrhmd, not cxceuhhg b
llnui, 1 time the, 3 than: not, 1 week ml).
UFEHOHSK MOWINU lllACillNB FUR 3:11
Apply M Allen Bells' mill. Nonalk. )yfl ;!
The (.‘lUAlt "In; cox slit Inspiring
noes on Woodward lli’l'filir', now condor-led by
James Village.
Apply on the pn rumts. 31121 It
BHONKLHAVI) PIANO [N litltll) l‘thlll.
lion. PHI"! 5'1 l. lr.:; ilit' a: It; Nor: b \thII
Soul 11 Vuruu1k.,1u;".ltf
1
sum
l)\llNl.~‘TitA' l‘tllt' S b .\l. 1‘. \ 1)“ El LlNli
llnusc and about ll :.I: Is nth. :l on Ely Nrrlt
road. in Son: 11 Norm k be: ng m: ho misizcul la: . :y
occopml by llcllytmm l'. llnrl Il- urn-I11 lrzq ll. it
of Will lam ll “(mi Adrian rotor ft", If
1 (“$935,111 lLDthl Ltr’l‘s A.‘ till-'Altblrl A’l‘
ltfiasrmaul. 1: Hill 85 AM) (IN 12.1.51'
TERMS MN) lV'I 1151‘“ IA 1' its mils 1.0th
naorrrlarsn. Tar Lult a (middle). I» I
a_n_ce Agents. n m 1
W0 cholcc lllliitilllll lots, 50 an d 6‘ few . lr "1.: on
Westavcnuc Applyto VI. C. SAMMls, or
I. M. HOYT. r12 Ir
LOST.
Advertisement),- under this head. not exceeding 5
lines, 1 time the. I) tunes 1.00.1 Wcrk 31ml.
ASCARF‘ i’lN Wl’l'li THREE SMALL EXAM
cl dmelt‘r, with a IlIamond 1n tlv rsnrrru!
each. \aluII 1 candy for Its assticlauou. Th:-
llmler “ill pl. .131- l:-:Ive Ir a: tin» 0:11.21. ,,-7 ’
To Let.
OWEll FLOOR of fly-1 Home. it: II1 ’I.‘ Frr
A rule blurb. HALF-3 ' 11mm" “'1” he «or:
cheap droid [111s neck. Apply to J 1.. l}: Hunk.
Ill Mart. alter-l, South Norwzok
Important to Volt-rs.
N “FORMAL MEETING 01" Till! VOTERS
A of Earl Norwalk wIll ll: held at Hz:- 1:111:11
nIarkI-z near W :4 llanlords arm: at 34 ill 'wl.
lblsI-rcmrig for it: Iltrpnsenfl atlIrvl rg II 1111
“4111.112; of Ea»:1u:cm,v.hrc llI- r.1rvtd
li:t'.:1.~nuu l» I. lull.
lay 71h Int.
lilll‘llll Bullets Gallo!
Hartman, t was.
ltI-IOI’IZSS SBI'TBMBIZR 11d.
A 1111 sirmsTralnm: School torhotlmzu-II. lluuk
kwtvin. . llanRIng,l'IrI:1.mm-hp “1:. l magi” blur?
hand m.- ertIL;,III1 ,Iuorru. b y taluhl. l'rm
dint may hl- IIIten. I1wcd It! :11: ‘o 11.4! of: Ir AIL;
Luminaries M‘L' on 11”.. r:.I. on ,
Sill-c or Rent l’sttttc.
)l RBUAVT to an ordu of lhct'. rlot Pro': 11"
for ltlt‘ Dl‘ll'lll IIl’ Norvtolit. lilt‘ “'ll 1- Ir h r
“lien! for sale Ill the f‘,flll.l:lit"lillIlIlI1rI1-lrlfilll’
III-t L. Woodward and John ll. Wmlluanl In {Hill In
int:- 1.1.1, 2H and 2?, lion k 1:. :l Iml :1“.er l}, 5, b.
i and s, lllork :. ll, 11,11, ll :II..1 1': lion; mu:
Ilt'l‘lztllllt‘tl on a map of tlulldmlf Lots ll: sIIo'l: Nor-
\\ ulk till illl1 ill the rill} 'I‘ (Ii lllr' lIMlI limit I)! Ptol-
wall. \lllll the rumour IIaIIrrs HI» I: II' Isl—o in am
to ll: t Ira: lying l' am rly of nuul laudaI ill 'Ll l II
to llII- rlmatici of Norm: is 11: ohm.
lIi Z’Jy. if}. A. wool)“ All“, tiII1ItIl Ill
The GlifllillWOllllil If the in
No More. l’crplcxlty lII Pulling
liudlcn' Dresses.
All-10m hyamachlm that lithium n1 (ht f.~‘I I: n
chat ,:III. llIIsIIIII In that anyone l III 1.1 mi. lht
Iiiuchlm will last a llfIllmI. Instructm .1-
givrru and mu lime sold by
MRS. LOTT”) ll. llEEllS.
t‘le‘TAlll Al l-I.. EAST NORWALK.
N. ll wilt-ms l oiling and “liking to ll'lir r, ,I’, in
IDIssoluIIon of Partnership.
NOT“. .3 in hr trhy vii on that till eta arlurrslwp
birctofom III-1mg and” the firm mum n!
Nm‘mmh Ii. W11. ... II- tlI sdnydlumlml by mutual
mount. (item-I letnmll leilrill: ftmllllu lirfII
J nwph l.. Wu: / wlIl f million the lllllllll-‘l and '1!
lie all album of the firm. (mum .‘lmwnn
WM /
H 1.11.
Ill l'lllEN ll NU’l‘lUl-I.
fiol‘Tll Norman. harm.» than. i
Hot 1m Normal}. (7mm . John :III, [and
'l‘ a lowering of It": Alana I1!“ of this liar-k. hvhl
thlsrlatr atllvlrlcnll to ell-mum: wonderland
at the1 rate 0 t I rent. per annnm. for the I; 1
month! cnrllng . my 1. MI. and privatize on And
aflcrduly In Interest, not drawn mo in rrwlttul
to mounts and draw Interest from Jul l.
it? !w .llJllN ll. KKAi'l'. TrraInror
SOUTH EOMWALK SAVINGS ”All
5’ Washington tltrcet
Open mllyfrmnll to 11am, and from I to a pan
and on Hatnrday evenings from 5 to ll.
Winter“: allowed on Deposits.
storm amounts Pres.
Joann ltaruils VIII: Prom;
roan II altarr flee sno'l'rras
Jurtru L.
it IullI Norwulit, I't , July 1;, l'-’.ltl,
(.1. 1: E). .r E L r. F In In,
U N DERTAKE R.
as North lals street, South Norwalli
flpv'u at all boom The services at an ltrnlialrner
and Funeral Direrlor secured. Iayl ly
A. S. F‘EBRIS,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
mwwimomn.
”mu-Ia.
loath m
'l'o lien York In less 'l‘womllears and
I "I"
“CAPE CHARLES 1'
can. mun 1.. nvxnnn,
Wlllrornmence making Daily Trips to New York.
CoIIIlort, Safety and Speed.
Pfll’l'LAlt l'lthES—Jlouth Norwalk to New
Yavkmnglre trio. wants: acumen :0 cents. 0n
and after
MONDAY, JUNE 16th,
The I' earner will leave Wilson 1' not on arrival of
llousattIIIIc ll’lllll leaving: South Nurwalk at II .‘7 I.
III. lirlllrnlng limo-New York l'tI-r l6, Rust ltIVI-r,
foot of Jtnll‘vll’l "ll'ucl, at to! p. In. and font of
Thirty lirstr- ml, lino-r mm at .15 p 11]., cumin-t!
lngvutlr train at Wilsrn l’oIrIt. arrow.” tab
the llonsaloulc Lint. fl For it rth. r informal on
apply to the New Eugenio Tl'rnlin' ti ('0
summit :il‘Alllll' I ‘,lf
Vim l'rr1e1vlr II! and I. III-rul )lrunger 13.1; Noun,
strvct. NI w York. 1H t!
SPECIAL SALE
SAILOR and SHADE
HATS!
I’lllt TH 11} 11l’lll'll'l'll lll!‘ .llilrl'.
Tim-v [HH- “IL-Ir." list and 'l llmlll 2.1 In. M . ..-
Hat Trimmed Free
MRS. W. FiWiETl‘ ..
3 WATER STREET.
hOllllAl h, ((lVV
WASHINGTON lllllllE’l
(luv Qt:ull:;,1,~-’HII-. I’m-.I.
8/1sz, V1.1. I Vi 1N ‘ srvl 1' ~
('(Illnl I» 1 ~ .1: 1 in
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(11' .Llr
Hem-2 messed Foexflr, I so. :1,..‘.1«.
llI‘Ilcr'a lieliImI-Il Phillip“).
CHARLES SMITH
5.1 “I II-lIlnutmI harm I
BICYCLES-
ll1:r.!:1, r..!zr».'IthI
ll ill“ ll‘lt AND \ it"lllll
'11 1 511“" yatl n11. r l. .1‘, 31.1.» \\§. . .-
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1F‘lflilllil' I.
Leroy E. W11(‘C 10v.
I. 'lqutcr street. Smith Norwslk.
(2‘1.
a, 1 1 31:1
I'ull IIIIII l-ItIIIrIlIII- Much.
Free instructions to All Customers.
“(1111!" )11 1 ll ., :1 “hr: l,
(”It “rill“ fll.«l_ M.
Jac kson Bros.,
7» Wall Slrccl, .‘oruulk, l'nmI.
lll tr
HORSES! HillSES‘
AIIIvIIl today. arur lo: .Il rrf llnrrrv. roll to .I. for
al‘ IurpurI-a I an hr new at mm» furmv‘r v um:
pml by :1. W. tiregnr. I‘ll” rml l"an1'l .I. ll
ll’: null Nomi vrryulwirnblcnrr- f Illnml- vr IIIIII
A. SOLMANS.
romlIwaalk. ltlnrll‘n 3W . In
LAWN M WERS
THOMAS, "A Y’l‘llN.
PHILADELPHIA.
The Thomas, the Best III the
World, I Much first, fill. no.
The ”nylon, I t-lnch (fungi! MI
W. C. OlllNTAllD,
lllflf.‘ "ALL ISIAH)“.
Win PBIilllll‘hm".
CA PT. ll. ROWLAN ll.
3 on p, In, 5.10 p. In.
rnoII “mos mm.
905 a. m.
11 data. III.
1 35 p III.
1: m p. III.
-l 1:5 p. m,
I’. 2'. p, ill.
to South Norwalk
to South Norwallr.
rItrIII WIL-on POINT.
1- w a m. to 15v ll island and ltolon l'olnt.
I Mp. In.
I III p. at to Bell Island and South \oru Illit.
1(.'"Jlt.m
81 NDAY TRIPS.
lcwc llcll Island ‘J '10 II. In. for sonIhNorwaLk.
lxow Knuth Nornalk for llomn Point and 1101
lrlaml Indira. m., 12.30 p. m., '2 Co p. m ; :l_:lo p, In.
F, (M p. m.
115 III. ,thpm 1.13pm
and til-Ioul’olnl). 6 Up. III, lasttnp
‘v'l‘lt rulnr tripe, when the In an: passengers to not
till or 011.
1'1. 1 MI lea may he engaged lor Moonlight Error
Huh-4 1It rrummulilr rites
ll) lll1'('rt[rl1tlll.
llll'hlA'l'ONlC RAILROAD.
Corrected .luuc llllI. ltlfitl.
Pancnger Tralur.
«JULY 7,
ROTON POINT!
THE STEAMER “MEDEA,”
Time Table
Dally tri II from South Norwalk to Roton Point
and Bell is and—10.30 a. m., 12.50 p. In , 2.10 p. ru.,
1) (III a. m. to Booth Norwalk.
ll '25 a. In. ‘1 '1
1 :lo p. m. '1 '1
2 III p. m. 1‘ 1-
l m p. III. to Wiison Point and South Norwalk.
6 w p. m ; .. .. .. ..
I'Itosr as”. rehash.
s :11) a. m. to Wilson Point.
to Wilson Point ahd Booth Norwulk.
to Wllsou Point and South Norwalk.
I. .. .. ..
Lt‘lll‘t' llolon Point for South Norwalk ll 311.) a In ,
“to 25010 licll island
1 are one way, the, F xcurslon Ticketc. 2511
The Mlllt’ll will rtup at Dcr. on a Point. on any of
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SflU'l‘ll Nllli WALK
WACIONS
New and aroundhand
Buggies, i’ltactous, Carriages,
Canopies, bplndles, etc.
Prices to Suit. All.
Call and See Them.
WY TELY.
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SUMMER RESDRT
LONG ISLAND 8017 N D.
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SEA FUUD [ll ALL KINDS.
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VIII Ill'
,l'aper "rinsing
Homerll lloyl
PLilSTlill’S
E! It I?“ 31'0“ l1}.
oLD STAND
36 Mam Street, Norwalk.
Paula’s 1111111111112; Still
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llil l‘lotlI :IIId Matting Very Low
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65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
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Carriage Repository
A! In North Mam all-ll ll nth Norwslb. lIlc-in- Io
roll the M'H’lllflll n! Ibr- pulllll to the line line l
has: in -- ltf‘l from Thom Wager" arc III "I: but
Inukv warruntul and Include the II- ruling ntvlcs of
Sorrow, Buggies, I’liaetons.
-l.'oncortls, Spindles, ltoIId
t‘arts. business ll'acons,
Grocery and ill”:
Wagons.
CABRMGE REPAIRING PROMPTLY
ATTENDED to
A.
A. "CLEAN.
jylonl
Bennett & llusletl,
28 llaln BL, 50. Norwallr.
llaals, Fish, llIIIers,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poullry, ER
or Alltllals III Their items.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAlL
I. l. autism. It! I. a. annan.
BOSTON STORE,
Washington 6 Washington
8111181 I Street
SOUTH NORWALK.
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E shall during this week
make a. specml sale upon
KITCHEN WARE, GROGKERY
and GLASS WARE of all (193:;
criptions. We don’t claim to
make it a. special sale and then
only mark one or two articles
down, for we are true believers
in the fact that honest silvers-1 :
tising pays; therefore, we shall,
commencing with Saturday, a.
m., at 8 o’clock, mark every ar-
ticle in this department down,
some more and some less, de-
pending altogether upon the
cost of the article. This 11.91
think Will prove to be the
grandest opportunity to fit out
your kitchens, dining rooms,etc.,
for less money than the same
goods have ever been offered
for before, at any rate, just
give us a call, look us over
well, get our prices, no matter
whether yOu Wish to buy or
not, we are always pleased to
show our goods.
Boston Store,
83 Washington St. ,.
brawn-rm NORWALK. Om.
Norwalk Chronicler