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“Institutes-Immature.
THE LOCAL NEWS.
law task Harald Weather tarsus-ts.
The “cool wave" covering the lakes
and Mantle States north of Central
WWods movie outward, and at ten
9',“ last night lowered the mar-
M to 27 degrees Fahrenheit hear the
summit of ltount Washington. It will
Its more or less in this section and
gland till noon to-morrow at
the western “hot wave” will
inueaaein intensity over all the Trans-
Uhfippl country to-day. and. with
t cyclone, now central south i
my will probably move eastwar ,
sawing severe and dangerous heat' In the
. Kiddie Atlantic States by Sunday. In
this district today slightly cooler, clear
weather, and fresh northwesterly winds
will probably prevail, followed by a
slight rise“ to temperature. In the Mid-
dle States and New England clear,
slightly cooler weather will prevail, with
fresh northerly to westerly winds, fol-
lowsdby ariaeof temperature in this
section. On Friday in this section and
inflow England warmer. fair weather
:ill-‘grevail, with fresh to light variable
and on Saturday still warmer.
Severe local storms may
allow the Dakota cyclone’ s easterly ad-
vahab.“ ’
7.:‘3'
"hiatus arm-nae ros- “rs-armour.
Unn'risu Sunsets High tide Lowtido
7.15 12 31
R. L. Ella is placing ”Edition on his
North Main street residnce.
George Candid; took a party of eleven
to Compo Beach yesterday.
Charles Riley is making arrangements
to take asailing party to Northpcrt, L. I.
A large party of Georgetown people
will picnic at Boton Point on Saturday.
--New baby carriages, $5 and upwards,
at Podmore’s.
The newly elected oflicers of Olive
Branch Lodge, K. or P., will be installed
this evening.
The schooner George Knapp, of New
Yo’rkfla unloadinga cargo of brick at
C. '1‘. ‘L’eonard’s dock.
The boat “J. W. Morris," from Croton
Point, with a cargo of tire brick is at
Raymond Brothers’ dock.
.» There are now 106 prisoners in the
county jail. Thisis less than there llzts
been for many months.
Edward Andrews, of lliain street, bor-
ough, is camping out on one of the
islands with some Danbury friends.
+,' ——Everybody smokes Straight Tips be
cause they are the best for the money.
Hr. Bill's yacht is being put in line
condition and before many days it wril
heseen skipping through the water.
Rev. Mr. Warfield, of7New Haven, has
accepted acall to the pastorate of the
Georgetown Congregational church.
The borough Board of Water Commis-
sioners have just received six new style
triple hydrants of the Ludlow pattern.
The insurance on Gould A. Seymour'a
barn was paid yesterday afternoon. lie
. was insured through Taylor 3: Golden.
7 -—It’s economical—Brussels soap.
The residence of lire. E. P. Harvey on
South Main street has been repainted
and now presents a very pretty appear-
ance. ._. ,_.-
Superintendent Harrington, of Bridge-
porl. will probably succeed S. T. llutton
as anperihtendet: It“ the New Haven
schools.
Frank S. Ayer. In}: covered his build-
ingéan ol the Washington street bridge
with Indian pictuus and the place now
looks lIke a Wild West show.
C. E. Oldr, by) I l. at \‘ llsotl Point, has
purchased a law safely bicycle, and
a large stock oi arnicn. The only trouble
he has is the ruining oI several pair of
W“- -__,
-—To purify your water use the (lam
Filter. For sale by W. II. Meeker a C0.
Poatmasters confirmed by the senate
yesterday ',are as follows: (i. W. Ran—
dall. Bochvllle; U. (I. Ilubbell, Norwaik;
J. B. Eldredge, Norfolk; A. I}. Bush,
New London. '
mdtlrlehs ol Greenfield llill oiler a
W01 ”(0 for the arrest and con-
Vloflon of the burglars who robbed and
filmed Captain William Bradley at
hls’reaidenco last ~Tbnrsday.
MWNo.54. or; “a It.
lie-m antiwar-roe I. on Bucking-
summon. tohold meetings
once a week In the Athenseum until
October 1, at a very low compensation.
John lyars and Charles Turner were
arrmted for vagrancy last night. This
morning bolero Judge Knapp, Myers
weasel» to Bridgeport jail for ten days.
‘l'arner proved that he had employment
and was discharged.
A party of young ladies from this city
rowed to Cblmmon' s island yesterday
morning. When they started to return
In the aftemoon, the wind blew so hard
that they could make but little headway.
The, were brought home on the steam
launch “Pearl. "
-"Iy husband is the salt of the
earth,” said a grocor's wile. "Yes,l
hawbsis. for he ‘salted’ me the other
W he sold me some soap and told
me ltwss as good and eoonornicalas
Brush,” replied the customer.
(lemmsucing Baturday. July 12,
through sleeping cars for Great Barring—
tsn. Btookbrldgs, Lanna and Pittslleld
will be run on the main line of the
llolsatonlc railroad from Bridgeport,
whatnot” night. leaving at “:45,
¥£Mritsl ot the one train trons New
Ir.
W
Outer school meeting Ito-night.
Hope Hose company 777777777777holds a special
meeting tonight.
—-Presb milk by the quart every day
at Theo. Knapp'a old stand.
Pioneer Hook and Ladder company
holds its regular meeting tonight.
J. Beldeu Burlbutt, who has been sick
at his home on Main street, borough, is
improving rapidly.
Ilsny were the complaints 0! the bor-
ough merchants this morning owing to
the continued absence of the street
sprinkler.
-—Bmoke Inuder’ 9 Straight Tips.
where.
The bone that was taken from Gould
Seymour' a barn on Sunday night inhaled
so much smoke that it is feared it cannot
recover.
Frank Howard and a large party of
friends went down the harbor yesterday
on a fishing excursion. They report
greatlnck. M_
The N. P. club pIcnIced at the islands
yesterday. About twrlvc members of
the club were present. A clam roast
was indulged in and a general good time
was enjoyed.
~“Yes.” be said, “my system is soak.
ed with gin and sorrow, but there's hope
for me yet, (or I’ve heard at Brussels
soap.”
W. F. Bryant, accompanied by Cap-
tain Dcmorest, was down the harbor for
a sail yesterday afternoon. While Bry-
ant was making the boat last to thedock
after returning, his foot slipped and he
fell overboard, but was pulled out by
Ilemorest after a struggle.
Why Envelopes are Redeemed.
Some people have an idea that the
Government redeems postage stamps
when from any cause they become unlit
for use or are diilicult tome. Frequent.
ly sheets of stamps are stuck together or
are injured. The loss, if any, falls upon
the owner, as the Government refuses to
assume any responsibility of stamps
when once sold. The {gents of the gov-
ernment, the postmasters, can I. deem
stamps which they have for sale, If
through any accident they become unlit
for use. But when the citizen buys a
stamp be either uses it in the legitimate
way or else In is out the value at the
stamp.
The Government, however, redeems
stamped envelopes. If one should hap-
pen Io be misdirected or should become
blotted, or for an y reason a person should
wish to tear open a stamped envelope
after he had scaled It for mailIng, he can
bring it to the post other: and get a brand
new envelope in its place. The reason
the adhesive stamp and the stamped en-
velope is that the former can he used
and then washed and passed as goal
unless a careful scrutiny is made. If the
Government should begin the practice
of redeeming adhesive stamps the Oppor-
tunities for fraud would be increased
Then the adhesive stamps are manufac-
tured at a cost to the Government,n IIich
the stamped envelope is not. The stamps
are furnished to the public at thr- face
value, and out of tin. hm In t‘. me [he
cost at manufacture, but ill iil.‘ t'ltr‘r‘ oi
stamped envelopes they are mil at their
face value. plus the cost 0! manufacture.
—Washington Star.
Thirteen Engagement In...
There Is a young woman in an Eastern
town who has worn slant her white
throat during the past season a very
handsome diamond necklace set wrth
thirteen single stones of considerable
value. As the parents of the young wom-
an were not persons of wealth, the orna-
ment was naturally the occasion of con-
siderable speculation among her friends.
Finally one young woman, more privi-
leged or audacious than the rest, remark-
asktvd how she came to have it, With
charming frankness she replied:
"0! course, it is a very valuable thing,
but really its chief value is in its associa-
tions. Each one of these stones hasa
separate and sweet memory for me.
You see, it's a composite, and it is made
out of the diamond engagement rings
that I have worn at dillerent trmes
There were thirteen of them, and natur-
ally I couldn't go on wearing them, and
as I didn‘t return them for fear of
wounding the feelings oi the men, I just
had them all set together in a necklace.
And now l can wear them all at once
comfortably, and besides, you see how
handsome an ornament l havc."-Ar-
gonaut. --
flow to Write- Lott7s7r.
Writeths date distinctly, the day of
the month and the year—not just the
day of the week.
Write on plain, unlined paper.
Write your “q s' and “y's "dillcrently.
their tails turned in opposite directions.
Write your ”l's " with a cross and your
“i‘ a" with a dot.
Write an answer to your (Ilend‘s
questionsuf she had not wanted to know
she would not have asked you.
Write with black ink—pale or faded
ink has broken all more frlendahips and
love allairs than one would Imagine.
Write your name dIstinctIy. If you
are a married woman sign it, tor exam.
ple, “Virginia Andrews," exactly as if
you were not married; but it It is a busi-
ness letter, the Mrs. should be put in
parenthesis before your name; or, better
still, the latter may be written in the
third person. This same rule applies tom
an unmarried woman.
Write a short. crlsn letter; a concen-
tration of brightness. it will be much
more appreciated than one longer drawn
out.
Write as little as possible on the sub-
ject oI love. Words of love are much
better said than written.
Write yousslf down a bright, sensible
girl, and you will then have written the
very best letter that a girl can pomlbls
write.
Sold '7
(or this drtlerence in the treatment of ‘
edon the beauty of the necklace. and - 7 7 7
Asaswgthe Inta-
Never mind—Bad chlldrrn.-—Judge.
The lips that are lull of words belong
to those whose bands are empty of deeds.
~Atchison Globe.
The only popular adviser is the one
who gives counsel that fits our inclina-
tions—Milwaukee Journal.
You can pick out s dozen people in
every community who would demoralize
heaven in less than a week.-—llam’s
Born.
WANTED.
Advertisements under this not 5
"mathematicians-NEW slim
IAN nawwasmmmnu If?”
ones In or: to charge
of books in South Norwalk. and otherwlre make
himself useful. A moderate sratsaalary will he paid at
our later, when business warrants. an advance
wIJIaldll'be paid. Address. stating age. experience and
retereseas. Whoa 201, New haven, Ct. 119 2t
lvwo GENTLIIKN noanonts AT 3: IAIN
street, Norwalk. Terms amounts. 3% it:
100 ORDERS Poll JOB PRINTING. WUBK
done In the highat style at the. art. at short
outlet, and at the lowest powuhle
ENTer BL 70FI'ICK
FOR SALE.
Advertisements under this head. not cramming!
lines, ititnc 25c, 3 times has. I week it w.
P‘ARI 0F le‘l‘BlN At'm TWO AND A
half miles from Norwalk; g'ood house new
Iarnarul new wagon has n; abundance of from.
Price $1,511 cash. If sold at once. Addrtsa flex 3 4
Noswalt,00hs. law I
ll! CIGAR AND UGNFBUTIUNKHY BUS!
ness on Woodward avenue, now conducted by
James Village. Apply on the premises. jllL’I II
A nECOND-IIAND I‘IANI) IN GOOD CONDI—
tlon. Price 53v) logo: to at to North Main
street South Norwalk. Isn't. It
\DNINISTKATORS ISAIJII- A mv ELLING
1 Bod-e and about u arres at land on my Neck
mud in south Norwalk bcxng the homestead lat. ly
occupied by Benjamin ‘ Iteed. deceased. inquire
of William B. Reed Administrator. If
I —70l.'s&i. ill'iLDthi 7I.I)’l7‘~+ ANDI’AIIMSr AT
REASONAIII E PM“ as AND ON EA“
TERMH ALM) INV BBTVIENT BnNDn, LUAth.
annular so In LUII a cor DEN, Ir...”
arse Aunts oiJIt
7llllrholre b.I. thin; ll I- .0 out 64 fox-t7 tron, or
“'ch avenue. A7ppzytc w, t: entrails or
Ll. llIIl‘T . rut!
TO LET.
Advert. §r:(lIIlll.P anI It :1. :0 hind; no at CXCL‘UHIDK5
1:.rlesl'lu‘ ,.’.<:-.:II_- ",IIII iwustlllu
\'E‘.7I7l‘i7 TIP-URABI E Ai’lh’l‘7ilil .\l‘§ ATIINI' 7?
lnhnm Nu} .‘anrnrign Il.’ alr'zv’“ v rmmr'
It Mfg! oz: i (I :IIraI.IlI. ijflt.’ .1. III 3' li
quire atncxthInI-c. v3 3:
lMIHHII‘.
Putin no}... on I Illi’i‘ I'm. In. 1
,,:v II
at No, I. ll‘oo ;w.Ir-.I swim. -,
‘DI‘ON HYDRAULIC l‘l'Ml' WITH 32 FEET
wire lanes. for < womb; mezzo and (2-:Irns
Exprticlcml man i.) wrung -:I:r.-. Raymund
Bros. I I ll.
Al'i' ElellElt lt7i7m‘ll7 ’l‘7I7I7 tl‘tl‘. 7l7l7ll TWO
Hutltmeu. A11» ) at: I Soul II Mair bin 1,
Sc'llh. morwnll; .7) ”l
{WAGS Oi- BER KN NOON“ AND ALI.
modern Improvement-I lien! 'l.‘ [I r mun. II
Situatrd at corner of limb-m and t taiwi Hurts
Apply to P. II, {My r, 2.: Wm: ~t , Nttkd L I: lw
llUl'fiE AND BAHN~~IIUFsE HAS 7 lil RIMS.
and burn ha- mom for three II- i-r“ :\:.d I wt.
rlajn'Pe. Applym Timmy VIIIegw. ., ilny FURL
Booth News k. gill :f
I7l017s’787l\’ R77Asl'7‘ I)Rll'.\Lii. SIX lino)”.
cum den: 0 der 2.5.. Slit. Also a house an
Woodward menu», SH. IlJl'lllC of E. A. Wont
ward. hi i
’l‘lll SECOND7 FL77UOR OI‘ l7:lBl .tltl 7l751' Il7.7D7
log, 5 room.- InqulI-I at LIhrIIry rooms. ,v: 'I ll
1 OL'SII t)? Kitlll'l‘ ROOMS UN TULLSS 51'.
Numb Norwalk. Watvr and Im Irwin». 43...: n
thIIsIv. [tent 3m. .Itppzy to John Sugar» , ~
WI-st arm-t Stun h 3'. mail.- mitt
b‘litlfl Al’l'lll Ian. UN ‘In\ W :7' .v . . I,
loner door the r-30ms m n on r. .. ~ »
II. Seymour. L: It!
finish: this; AM) BARN ox Ivnuns'
street and Wilma avenue, Nurwnlk.
lhlll‘IJI'
of Burr Smith.
(It It
A PLEASANT (loll! IN A (77I)N\ EVIENT
locality buffered to person- whnwon. (i like to
thWasntnmon some time during the sun in or
suing. ltoomandboard you a day. Mrs. ..I It
bourmilmlst ’Iashrntton.DIC. r..“rtf
FOR. SALE OR TO RENT.
7A7dvertlsernents unrier7 7thl-r head. not I:cmlm.:5
lines. 1 time 53c, 3 males talc. two k {i (It).
I OWKK FLOUR of llw Horn.- Item Ii: Br
J -alI-: Blarir mire "inlioxt " “Ill b. Mill
clmapitsold this week A;v,.:y to I I. BI III-Ink
til lain street. bomb Norwalk ;Ty in
7! V v a
N 70 I ILL.
The I'm-t Annual Datum of the South Nowell.
ClewaIl take plaeeoh July III, at Bets” Island.
Dinner will be furnishtd hy the proprietor of Us
CIty [Intel and mu Include all tte dl‘ml‘ or
the season. Members cleaning to a' In ad ml‘ p.31- on
give notice at once
Takt stcarm-r Netti-a" at' ..Ia III
”‘7“ 77 ' V 7 ‘ ’
.IUIIN I). DOM-ll l l
A R '1‘ I S T .
PorrnI rly of West Twenty-third arm-r New lurk
city has opened a studio III the Post min I! Budding
South Norwulk, white be Is priparml to Instrmt
pupueln the Intuit-vet art in Ilses or in private.
IIrtralt Painting. Water Colors, Pres Hand Draw
inc, and Tapoury Painting a IIIeI-Ial.y.1ylnxrn
GEORGE II: llAYle'l l7).
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 d 48 Main st, Norwalk
Also Furnishing l'ndertaker.
Residence No.1 her-Isl] a: rest. Telephone
Call .. 1 bayothl
nil Ida‘s]. NOTIIIE.
Sm 1n Nonirsrrt alarms llm. ‘
riot m Nonwau. Court. Inm ’,l" Hill!
1' stunting at the Ian! er! 7of this limit. held
this do", a dividend to ,lpos tor-I was dt‘t larr rl
jyln ll
atthe tale 0" i Ier cent. r annum. for the our
month-t catllhg. my I. I hand payable on and
after July In inn-rest not drawn run he ctsdltnl
to accounts and draw interest from July
I)? In JOHN ll. KNAI’I'. Treasurer.
Hill’lll llllllllllll UllllEfl.
STAMFORD, mas.
BFOPBND ABI’TI-lllllllllk so.
A Business Training school tor both sexes. book»
keeplo. BankIsg. Penmanship. Telegrs In], short-
hand. writing, em. thmnghl he{’taorzt I'm!
dent way he Interviewed bet. III-rte alter Aug.
25th Cataloenu sent on application. I):
7SOII’I'II7 TlohiA“ DAV!!!“ RANTI
Ill Washington lltreet
n Dallyfrotus to lla.nt .andl’ront l tolp. II
on suture-y evenings from at o s.
“rimmed allowed on Deposits.
mas naturism
w om intrude Vice
Mir. Ions II [harem soc“. and’i‘rsu
A. is. FERRII-I
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
M'mhmmamb.
”filthlfllm - Initial-Ills
-mw
SPECIAL SALE
SAILOR aim SHADE
H AT 3 !
FOR THE FOIYB'I‘II OF JULY.
Those purchasing flat and Trimming will II we
Hat Trimmed Free
. lllllWllWllE'l‘T’S
3 WATER STREET,
NORWAIIK. . - CONN.
its still lulu.
Ono Quanta .
1
'1' In “(Isl
Beef, \‘cal, Lamb, Hutton, Por‘ a, bal: and not,
Corned Beef. Smulu: Tomlin! Ila .
‘Btonldan. i singlet-ares. frus-
..I_‘ .as. .
Heine oiess'eii than: I“, natal...
Orders Delivered Promptly."
CHARLES SMITH
53 Washington airc- I
OLD STAND
36 Main Street, Norwalk.
Pillll'l Flllllll‘fl Slll’fl
ldtl. plan to I more; r c s
ANTIQI EUIK (' llAlllUZRSl ITS 'l' Ivv i U"
'a " ‘3)
Unit" u ~’ 5,0 IlIvl3.“I. Allothx rgrlwmlr. 1. “pm: II.
Willow, Cans and Splint Chairs at Cost
"All. AND SEE.
Till“. I' r zl ~. ll\‘I. Du. i.‘\il‘. l Ill
KAI-s. llltl' \ in nuts“ I‘m.“
'llZ\ In! lIL‘I ‘x‘i\.. x In . :tl-
Oil Cloth and llnltin: Very Low
ham 8. Will Basel
HomerB. lloyl
Renloved
18 North Main Slum
SOUTH Nllll“ ALII.
WAGONS
'xr‘L-l'l
has and "(I
I
Buggies, Phaeton», lal'ill‘gi'l‘l,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Suit
l’r'iccs to All.
.3311 and See Them.
' HENRY dTILLY'
Horse Buyers
We are constantly re.
ceiving Pine Horses,
suited to all purposes.
You will find the PIN--
EST COACHERS. the
BEST ROADSTEBS. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST ASSORTMENT or
SALE HORSES in Fair-
fleid County. Parties
wanting any kind of a
Horse, can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRANTBD.
Ill. II. I’AIRR'ONH.
Blflfllllflfi STUCK FARM.
"5 t!
Bennett & Husled,
28 lluin 8L, So. hurwallt.
hats, Fish, UYSIBIS,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, Etc
Ol’ All Illnds In Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
II. I. alarm-r. am it. A. l'llltl'l'lv.
Arrived today, a car load of Horus. suitable for
all purposes. can beam at stable former! coca.
pier edlry ll. W. Grown“. Railroad . Ila Int
acladasaonievsry rablv.onss Callsodsssthrrn
A. SOLHANS.
Douth llarwslk. June as. lm Ines lv
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FINEST
SUMMER RESBHT
---——:1,’0N,l:———-—
LONG ISLAND SOUND.
N EW ATTRACTIONS THIS
SEASON.
Sill Faun BF ALL KINDS.
l‘irst~C|IIss Restaurant.
Fill Nl'l'lEN ll lNflBEL
ROTON POINT!
THE STEAMER ”MEDEA,’
CAI'I‘. ll. ROWLAND.
Time Table
lhély trips from South \‘orwallr to {latch Paint
and Phil Hand-~20 21H s. m , 1:5! p. m , ‘2 l 1-. Ir...
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I‘ are one way.- l.' .lZactIr-IIIIIIT‘Ieka-tc "35¢
TIII Multan ' llcrr»! . . I’. on If
llfilltill’dr Ir'w v. I. .I um ttr': pl. fll
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Gloria-a r I e "11:” :;1»..v : attvvt.
in {In ('3‘. '
To No“ lurk in less 'I'wo llours and
It llv..Ilf.
nexus :Itrlll It! I. bIIIvIIn r
“CAPPM CHARLES, ”
l' APT. FRED L. BI‘ISBIH
W..l rontrnence making Dally Tripstu New York
t‘ornlort. Safety and Speed.
I’fll‘l'lAR. I‘Rit‘ESwSonlh Nanak to Xv .r
York. Ivrvg‘v il‘lp, :vvrrnis. ”run-vim Tn copra, (It;
and afltr
HONDAY. JUNE 16th,
Thee-“am” v. '1 t .3. ll no. I
lloasntonx w 1» gr“; :I,\'
to. Returning 't‘avr V... in l. I
lootof lulu-HI urn-z. . ll m- p:
TbIr: yI'Irat street, EI- r I v-r a '
Ingntlltmna “la-rim II
3' .1.’ I'\
.w I I. 'I ~ . a.
EIs' III- I.
Z',t IIIII font of
5.1. m own It
V‘s. my,- talk.
~r informs: or.
the linden: m I L'lflt 4p) turf
apply :It) lit VIII Eng. Ilfl I‘.r n: I,
Sllll‘oflh l‘AllIll‘I‘K.”
‘. .i'vre IIn atlv. rI-ral liar. '1 at H #-
«Irv-It, Vst’ukr tutti?
IIOI S t'l‘O\ it} It .ti IIItO til.
DANIII' Ill 3: NOIIWAIJI“ IIIIINION.
Coma“! .l:ll..3 llm. 2le
Passenger Tralnr.
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6.04 p. In.
N()lt'l‘ll.
Lv. Wilma l'ntnt. LLM. Summit. A .\ we III
625 " " h‘l'n -' -- on '-
sa'i “ H5 Dtls III.
I201 ‘ ma II. m. I. H
I 50 ' II; (I .3 ll) " Mllul ’ ll} filled
a55pflm. Ell? " 5:31.211
cw 621‘. “ 61!)“
l0 l0 " Kin-d ll) .‘5 " Ilrml IO 31 Hired
svnna‘r.
9 a. s. In 0 till a. to.
f. 5‘: p in r. 'vT p. tr.
.Mrsln Dino.
[lave Bridzr port for I'Itzeaeiv'.
10s L In. accommo' n l
w.” ..
:10. 10 a In. Hired
2 to a In. Mind
4 50 p In express
llll) " Through lured
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l
durum. 1"“ “Issue
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103.!
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at'IIDAI' tun .
j l .‘I a. In.
”Am-um
ll WWISBINGTUN STREET
L. H. DECKER.
Dealt r In
Wall Papers, I'alnls. Oils. “In”
ltrrulIt-s, Coach Colors
and Vurnlshris.
it R'I‘ISTS’ (Il 0003'.
I' MROIIKIY'E I. lQl ll) WOO!) PILLIII, brat
tllimg for pine and ham wn sl— without rubbing
“00:53!“ l‘llll'AIilD I II SUI I’ll'llilll lm
vI .' I a
mired/Inn's I'AIiAtIIIN IrlAUll I Alttiillll
InslMltalh «ammonium I Invade. Will not
In, wt or turn white.
Pointing, Paper [longing
and Decorating.
(i124 ()o sIE IJIE‘I‘ 1;;
UNDERTAKER.
as North lain Street. South Norwallr
Open at an noon. The services or an Inhalissv
and Funeral Director secured. am I,
Surrey»;
SBBFIElll
up to $1 .70-
wc will oll'cr them at 8c.
can be found elsewhere.
Gun-lie. Building, Norwalk.
and
W asliinglon SL,
The Greateslwoiiu Bl *lte.
No More l’erplt'ally In
Ladies” Dream s.
A1, 'l'lnl“ by It marhlm: that ll.:il’£‘t~ I.- . ' .
rim: :5. biannual.- that summon: :IuIrII . l.v.~
Ill inhll't.‘ Wlll Lilli I llll‘lllilt’ II'I‘UI'Jr -' I‘
given and machine sold by
Milli. LO’I‘TIE B. BEEN?»
IDTT AGE A\E.. 355T NCRWALK.
N. 13 "Dru-hf ill nzaLIl linking to order nil
A. A. itcLEANS ,
carriage Rannsl (Ill
65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
snout sortwaut. - to“.
"ting
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.‘m' I'“!i€.ll""
.-t..x. vl v
Buggies, I II :Ietunv,
l'tllII'III'ds, \pimllvs, lithlll
tarts, Bovine“ \\ nuns. s.
(horny and Mill;
“strolls.
CARRIAGE REPAIRING mommy
ATTENDED TO.
A. A. McLEAN.
y'ZIIv
DrugStorl e
\l 0 call your at
tention to our Soda
. “titer. I! you tti~li
.I cool. l’t‘llyt'h'llillg‘
drink, “0 an wait
you.
Our Soda is made.
from pure spring
water. and our syr-l
ups are flavored
with the best fruit
iIIiI-t-s obtainable.
Raspberry.
Pine-apple.
Orange.
Orange Phosphate.
strawberry.
Raspberry Phosphate.
('I‘fll)-;\|I|)lt' HIIIIII.
"()‘it‘.
III-molt.
\“nnillrt.
tiltiner.
Nnrsnpnrilin.
t‘lIot-nlnttu
I‘oll'cc.
Root llcer.
(frillsnyn.
Limo J nice.
St) \OI' WilllI’.
them.
durin: these "
WIll begm their great J uly Clearance
& anI 82110 on Wednesday, the 9th.
Everything at Greatly Reduced Prices.
Wool Challies 18¢ per yard.
store will be open Monday until 8 1). III,, Saturday until IO p. m.
U] & llllll.
and Basil are
SBBFI
Tllse Hams
celebrated for ,‘
lane and we
other Illa will
113' ”Will
lIOl days.
3?
Ten doz. Gents’ Domct Flannel Shirts, 30¢ apiece. Ladies’ and Misscs’ Blouses from 25c
One case 30 inch Challics; these goods were retailer] at 156 at this sale;
One case Dress Giughams at
53’c per yard. Forty dozen Lace Curtains, full size, at 69c pct pair. We have the largest
assortment of Outing Flanncls to he found in the state. Paranoia at ‘25 per cent. cheaper than
lornc early and secure the bargains while they last.
The Norwalk
lllllll If to
compare nil
Try them
«luring these
hot clays.
IIMIII.
SALE !
'l'u ('llllll‘ll the usual quiet ol' the latter
put III lllt‘ \\'3,L’tl\“ “t‘ mil In; lkl‘ :III -’\I RON
\\
:IIiI-l \ lz‘lligt- mm
PLA'STED’ S ,S' \l L. :lllll “ill will» III. I
Fll STYLES BF APR NS,
All in Wit
Elw iii: 0%
all for “hawtmm use the} mu. luv lt'lllllll‘ll
f The In luvs .Iill lilllul'
FROM UNE BENT Tl] ONE DOLLAR EllH.
It will cost you nothing to ("Xltlllllltr tlII-III
You ('tlll mp)“ the st
.l7ll’S ll' :I’IIH t'llt‘msr', lllll
we :ll’l,‘ mnlitlcnl' tlmt you will liml that the
pi II vs :Il \llllt II no ull'Ivl llll m In: was no in-
llllt'l‘lllt‘lll ll) lllulx'tv
them )‘nllt‘mvll.
HBSIERY A SPEBIALTY.
Um l):ll’L,’lllII.‘.
$13.. the... are.
We also have, on
brutctl IN) [IA N I)
WAT II II, no well as
Saratoga. (.Ity sen:
Vichy, and Excel-
slur.
All the popular
Mineral Waters by
the bottle.
Cantrell do Coch-
I'une’s Ginger Ale.
and III-Iran’s Kli-
myss always on
I08.
PLAISTED’S
DrugStore
43 Washington Street.
3as most oi the
l mlm ll on
Nfll‘B Iv
A...“ a»
H“ not confined to Aprons,
It’lltll'lS of The Evening
draught the cclc- SI- IItiIII l tll‘ I await», but till? lountl III Hosiery,
Imul nlhm‘ «lupurlrmvnls.
v PLllE All! GIVE USA l'lLI.
’l.lllllllE|lMllll&8llll
84 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Norwalk Chronicler