m
THEEVENINGSENTINEL
m- Iy-ras- aura-m; Imus
migrates-ammonia!”-
‘TIIELOCALNEWS.
”Whit—BIBS
nhgnaulladlorat theta!
Bull post-others
tuthwataudlngJulylthleoo. neonatal)—
mmummwiu please aaytbeyare
IOU" IDI‘ALK 7091‘ omen.
“In. B. “term ll- KB Bulk! Ira. W‘. II.
mzdInuaeJ Juana
Inn-Io. ailmm mmun- i'luy a
John Ungvary. George Williame. Hrs.
C.,M.E.DUI'YP.
IIOIWALK 7001'— Olllc'l.
I'. Add. Henry Baker, “Genres:
5?
Barrett. 6.
T. Mlle 0.th Jessi Dickrnann,
“MIG Dirge. mm lentil Nortnn'l' .ler—
mlnauuasrbnsm sits. \rlo'mlno.
Illa Nettle Wright.
ALELGOLDING. P. ll.
am sonnu roe-r omcs.
Broderick ckl Arnold. William Andrews. 0. A.
Reynolds,(.'. 7 Scotleld
law York Harald Weather Innocents.
The “cool wave" will slowly disappear
oil the Atlantic coast. The "hot wave,"
now covering the South and West and
most of the Mississippi Valley, will ad-
vance eastward to the Alisgltanles by to-
rporaingnling 23am in this sec-
bably all u a . but is n t
fit t8 be as intends ohm oi lagt
er,“ ‘tal weatherwill probably prevail,
with light, somewhat variable winds.
mostly southerly and easterly. In the
Kiddie States and New England, warm-
er, fair weather will prevail, with lresh
to light southerly to easterly winds. On
Sunday In this section and In New Eng-
land, warmer, lair weather and light
scum winds will probably prevail.
lol by rain in the Western and
lake bordering portio of this section,
and on Monday slightl warmer and fair
to partly cloudy weather, followed by
loriul ratn. The crops generally need
re a.
Wm mm I‘o-leorrow.
Sunrises Bunsen Bightide low tide
4. 31 " .‘Z'I’
A number or local wheeimen wheeled
to Baton Point last evening.
Thomas F. Belden and wife are re j Jic-
iug over the advent of a new son.
-—P,aper macho, water pails, 19c.
South Norwalk Boston Store.
There will be no regular sermons at
St. Mary’s church during the present
month.
A meeting of the Salvation Army wIli
beheld at the temperance hall on the
Washington street bridge to-morrow
evening.
Bob Adams has bought the stock and
fixturee of Gas Newman’s barber shop.
” Bechtel will manage the business
for him.
Quite a large number of butchers from
the adjoining towns will meet with the
local butchers at the Athemeum Monday
alternoon at 3 o’clock.
—Smoke Lauder’s Straight Tips. Bold
everywhere.
Rev. C. bl. Selleclr and a number lrom
his school and the Y. III. C. A. went
down the harbor for a row last evening
in llr. Selleck a large boat.
The new Methodist Church in East
Norwalk is beginning to assume an ap-
pearance that gives some idea of how
the building will look when completed.
—25c. wool challicsfireduced to 17c.
South Norwalk Boston Store.
ThoSlocum racket won by J. Arthur
Ambler at the tournament 0! the Nor-
walk Lawn Tennis club, is now on exhi-
bition in the show vrlndow of J. A. l'in-
neo.
—It’s econom.» Brussels soap,
James W. Hyatt, III the borough, will
soon move into his West avenue resi-
dence. Charles L. Warren, 01 this city.
baa leased I‘Ilr. “you”. Prospect street
residence.
3:“. C. E. Torrey. pastor of the Nor-
walk Baptist Church, will address the
gospel temperance meeting at the
room on the Washington street budge,
this evening.
~Road carts at 8i -I, at McLean's ite-
pository, ()5 berth Main St.
During the summer vacation some im-
provements will be made about the
Franklin street school house. Among
them will battle turilng III a portion 0!
the-chool yard.
(lonetablo Conley enriched the horse
and wagon belonging tolleorge Costello.
touthly the claim at Atherton dc Co.
””3“, cream tarnished on the
If,"
~nrea Ginghams 'lc. yard South
Norwalk Boston Store.
Yesterday Taylor a Holden adjusted
the tireless ol (lould Seymour. lie rs-
eelved .500. This is prompt action. and
speaks well for the agency through
which he was insured.
Charlie Stone, while wading among
the rocks near the Danbury and Nor-
walk railroad bridge, up town yesterday
altsrnoon,caught a livepound bars which
Wee floundering—m among the rocks.
Rev. Archibald Wheaten, ot the Bap-
“church will address the meeting at
the Union Gospel Temperance Relorln
Association at their hall on the Wash-
ington street bridge tomorrow alter»
noon.
-,“Yee " he said, “my system issoak‘
ed with gin and sorrow, but thoro’e hope
tor me yet, for I’ve heard of Brussels
soap. "
When the 6:55 train lelt the depot for
New York last night. a nun boarded the
rear car, thinking the train was going
to Bridgeport. When he discovered his
a the train was going quits last,
but In lumped Im- the car and had his
{II": this, district ro-day, warm» :,
0|an Frostieinltldgrlvldto-
«rumba-m
In. John N. Tattle is seriously ill at
her home in West Not-walk.
_ Music at Dormant is an attraction
to be enjoyed at an early date.
llaster Fred Ella, not George Elle, has
accepted a position with J. III. Benedict,
~135Mb at cost. 80th Norwalk
Boston Store.
' The yacht “Gertie" took a large party
of excursionrets down the harbor to day.
lire. M. B. Mead has purchased the
property known as "Hillside" on Fitch's
hill.
The Supreme court has tound error in
the case of Lindaley vs. Gunning, and a
new trial has been granted.
-—New baby carriages, $5 and upwards,
at Podmore‘s. __
The work of teaflOEg’out the front of
William Meseberg's building on Knight
street was commenced this morntng.
The second quarterly conference of
the East Avenue hi. E. Church Will he
held next Tuesday evening, July 15.
--F.varybody smokes Straight Tips be—
calm they. are the wt tor the money.
R. Atkins, -of Bridgeport, who- has
'just‘illiisbed covering theToer Records,
is at work today for the First National ::
Bank.
The Christian Workers of the Boat
Avenue M. E. church held a very pleas-
ant sociable at. the home of Miss Nettie
Hoyt on East avenue last evening, A
large number of young people were pres-
ent. ,
The work oi adding two tracks to the
Consolidated road between New Haven
and New York is being rapidly pushed.
Three gangs I,l men are grading and
laying rails between Stsmtnrd and
Bridgeport.
—Frceh milk'by the Iiuurt I-very day
at Theo. Knapp’s old stand.
St. Mary's T. A. B. society has elected
the (allowing ot‘ticers: President, John
McMahon; vice-president,Thomas Walsh,
J r.: recording secretary ,(ieorge II. Brack-
en; financial secretary. John 1.. Kelly:
treasurer, Steven J. O'Brien.
-—-We don't give them away, but to
close them out. Ladies’ wrappers at
cost. South Norwalk Boston Store.
It is thought that the fire which do.
strayed a barn at West Nurwalk belong-
ing to Andrew Johnson, last Sunday,
was the work of the fire bug who has
been operating in the vicinity of lTpper
Flvo hlile River and South Norwalk lor
the last two years.
-“My husband Is the salt oi the
earth, " said a grocer's wile. "\es,l
know he is, for be suited me the other
day when he sold me some soap and told
me it was as good and economical as
Brussels," replied the customer.
Your attractive open street cars for
Keuwood remained in South Norwalk
yesterday. They attracted much atten-
tion and lrequently the remark was
made that a few IIl them for the Non
walk and South Norwslk line would be
appreciated during the summer IIII2I the.
ALL ABOUSIJ 'l'llll STlHI.
Matters Worthy o! Mention That do Not
Happen livery Dray.
A cellar is being made in Stoniogton
is blasted out of a solid rock, not a spoon-
fulo! earth being taken out. Norwalk
has got one too.
James Isharn, a Itockville farmer, had
a cow whose curiosity led her to out a
hall’ pound can of Paris green. He
hasn’t got the cow now.
The ,trial at the thirteen otiicvrs of
Bridgeport, who are charged with per-
jury, was begun last evening, Several
witnesses were examined, and the case
was adjourned.
By the will of Mrs. Cclesta J. Moln-
tosb, widow of 1):. McIntosh. of East
Hartford, Wesleyan university is to re-
ceive $25,000.
The Stonlngton line of sound steamers
is experimenting with a vertical search
light for use as a signal in logs, an auto-
matic electrical contrivance tor blowing
the whistle and an instrument known as
an cophonc tor locTting sounds.
The wile 0! lion. Joel Palmer, 0! Vol-
untown was attacked yesterday by a
mad shepherd dog belonging to her hue
band. Ilor little son and daughter rush-
ed to their mother's aid, and all were
bitten.
Judge Hall yesterday gave a decision
in the case at J. J. Regan versus the
New York and New England railroad
company tor destroying a storehouse at
ltockvllle, tilled with wool shoddy. The
Judge awarded Regan “8,001 damages
and coats.
George L. Pelham, who has been an
agent tor ll. Shaningor & 00.. [or sever-
al years. being located at Waterbury lor
the part four years, who was arrested
and jailed on a civil process brought by
his employers tor embenlement, was re-
leased from iail last evening, the Shoo-
lagers having withdrawn the suit with
the intention of retaining I’elhsm in
their employ.
It lluet be in the Air.
An item in a recentWaterbury paper
is so remarkable. so out or the ordinary
way or doing business, that the Antonia
Sentinel thinks it deserves embalmlng.
Two oral dealing llrrns consolidated
and Muesli the price or that commodity
toOlifilaton. Then the item goes on
tony, "parties who hav- put coal in
for the winter from either firm, can
have the dillerence refunded at the ot-W
lice." Theidsa that alter selling coal
and getting paid (or it, the seller volun-
tarily rotunda part at the money be-
cause the price has gone down, is un-
heard ol. It cannot be laid to Inexper-
lanes because Nth unsure loan in the
shins severely thinned.
it must be in the air at Waterbury.
: I
,i
qulIt NORWALIL EVENINO biti‘lllfllfla. SATURDAY. JULY 12 1890.
llflmfllfl BAMBI
flow the loa- Annotation are Building :
lip a In.“ city.
There were recorded in the County
Clerk's ofllce last week thirty-seven loan
association mortgagee. The loans were
made by twentyoone associations and
amounted in the average to $46,428.50.
The l’rolit Loan Association made six at
the thirty-seven loans, the Homestead
live, the Columbia, Herman,Washington,
Hudson Street, Genesee Falls, LIncoln
Park and Lowell Dime, two each. The
Mechanics loaned 34,000 on a single
mortgage, and two other societies, the
Western New York and the Rochester
Permanent, each made a loan of over
82,000. Nearly one-halt (It the total
amount of $46,428.50 was loaned by four
societies. The average amount of each
at the thirty-seven loans was “.251, and
the average amount loaned each business
day by the twenty-one societies was
nearly $8,000.—Union and Advertiser,
Rochester.
WANTED.
Advertisements under this head not estling .5
linemltinnmdtimeawc, lwce Si .00
I
GERMAN OABDBNIR hiAltlllKD, BIT NI)
children wieh‘s d.al situation as cardrmrr or
otherwire. Winds byda or W W tie to will :1
to le‘ ten ""”’“°..'.i‘°' «if: terms ml u
«hadqu at retina
‘uyll . JOHN .BM "ITS. Florin
P08 SALE.
Advertisements under this head, not exceedlng .5
lines, 1 time 35c. 8 times we. 1 week ti on
‘VARI 017 leT38N ACRES, TWO AND A
half miles from Nomalk; good house, new
barn and new wagon house; abundance at tron,
Price new cash, it sold at once. Address Box 3 l,
Norwalk. Conn. ini’ It
'l‘llfl CIGAR AND I'ONFEITIONEIH BUSI-
runs on Woodward 1mm, now eonduclul by
James \11Lagc.Apply on the prumses
Jill It
BECOND-IIAND PIANO HR 6001) (,‘UNDI
“on. Price $50. inquire at ‘ili North Main
etrIct Son h Nomalk. 1.: 2'31!
DMHISTRATUR :5 5 .\LE — A I)“ iii LING
I [loose and about II acres at land nu El Neck
road,’ In South Norwaik being the homeete latr' Iy
occup: ml by Benjtml n ' .iteed. dt‘M’d. IIII,II=. to
of William B. Reed, Adm. ItlstrIItIIr. m t!
} OUSES bilLUiNti HITS AWN-Witt“ AT
REASUNAH LE Pill! [-15 AND ()5 3331'
TERM" Al ‘0 i.\\ ENTMENT WINDS, 1.0.133,
Néulrris'rsn ’l Hl'iillit a ensues, ls-ur
ancc Ant-t: t: 010 t!
W‘)Ch01(‘(’lll'tlll’l"ti,[rl III .- Iifl- rm front, or.
Westsvcnuc Aw I to W I'. mmills or
I. I. BUTT. (l2 L!
Advertisements underth. s head not cheat r; 5.
lines, ltIm-z 15c, 3 times We. live“ It 00.
SOUND Fl. 00!! Ui- P i\ K Knolls ON I! All
shalt etmt Ali mod: In ImprIIvenIII.’ F it It
lit. inquire of C, Becker. til Wat-l. outun street.
South Norwaik. -y l.‘ luv
"ERY DESIRABLE APARTMENTS ATOM'R.
ll» boner No. 7 Ann "I" - I, 2 ”cumin: ' mum-1'
a idrgt' ”tilt, Colin: and nice yard. llI-nr ‘1' in
quire a: 1;: house, ,y ill v.1
l‘ol‘ RRUUMS UN FIRST l-Lunit ”will“:
at No 9 Woodward avcm: . ,I‘I tw
on Til-II
Apply a: ill‘ 50ml: Mam {lift-rm,
l-‘l RNISIIKD ROOM Tn ONE
gentlemen.
Set. Lb Sorwalk
—ilUL'5B AND RAIN [tut skills? knows
and bars ha-I room for three huh-t 9 Mid car
Hugo‘s. Apply to Thomas Vzl
Dav llrwt,
booth Norms k.
.'.l It
liOl SE l3 EASY NORW .\l. K >iX R0031;
IIIm III-[c 0 der not ill All-II a lqu-c on
Woodward avenue. 3H. lmmr» of E. A. W-‘n‘d
ward. In. t
'i‘lllt SEIIIMI Firms 0? I.IIIII.:\I I II II. II
mg, 5 room:1 I: Ila. r: I: LIiIrI: y rm: 1
law), L":
(ll SE (I? httlilT HIIIIMS u .‘vl "lw
Scott: \Inwalk Watt: aI. . ,1,”
house. that Ilrl. App' y to J.:. I :l
W est elm-t, South Korean:
.U
i
In
1980! APRIL in, UN SBYIUI'R I’LM'B.
lower door live mono and two room.- LII mm
ii. Seymour.
1 otrsa‘isrosir no harm on ”to;
street and Whom menus, Nurwalk. tar-lire
of Burr Smith. ii i If
{51”
PLEASANT 110MB IN A (UNVI’J‘NIENT
locaIIty is altered to pert-oneI who would like In
vI-itWasmnmon some tIme during the water or
smug. ltoornandboard 200 a day. III-J, F1,
[harbour lune he. N.W., ‘ashinIzIIm,D.t',. nJllt!
POE. SALE OR TO RENT
Advertlsetmnts under this heml,ntltr‘xc1ctiltw,; I.
lines. I timc 25c, Juan's we. lwcek 8100.
['l’i'Ell FLOUR of ilw rulms ltII:r In b‘I r
i Nth" hurt: more "Burro “ W 'l h. m .‘:
cheap Iteold thtsweer Apply to .l L a. rlltni.
Ill Iain street, llIIuttI Norwalk ) iw
GEORGE ll. llAYlllO\ll,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 dt 48 Main st, Norwalk
Also Furnishim: Undertaker.
Residence, No. fl Berlerly etrvet. Tel
(‘allfin- I. Day III night.
llli’lllEN ll NOTICE
Il'Tlt “mus an. SAVIBII“ link, ;
It'rerouwetn, l‘ova, Jam-.10 Mill
T meeting of the lens I'I’l‘ of this thunk. in II
t illiul‘,lliivilll'nlii" emolum- woe III-mated
atthr ratI ole our not per annIIrII,lIIr the it}
months- ending buy 1, HUI) and pIIyahlr on and
alter July In interest not drawn ml! in cmlmd
rum-ouutsaod aoddraw interest from Jul
I): 2w Ions ll ram
boil Bfliillili collate!
svsstrouo. I'IIuII.
RBOPIZNS BBI'TIINIBIIII III.
A Business Training School for both rue! Book
groping: Banking, Penmanship Telemaphy, Phul’l
ypvwritlnlt, ctr. thormghly tang hr. in "l
dent may he interviewed at the (, allege alter Aug
2Ith. (‘atalognm not on application 1)?
(.Lo. JEI lh‘l’ ~,
UNDERTAKER.
.. “North Iain Sllccl, tloatll Norwalk
'caenrr’r.
Open at all hours. The Icrvlccs at an lmbalmer
and Funeral Director secured nlyl ly
HDRSES! HilliSES!
Arrived today, a car load of home, suitable tor
ll urmecs. boreenatetahle lormerlyooew-
. p b1.tl WE: ,ltallroad Place This lot
rarlndeaaomo r'ablconn. Callasdreetbrm.
A. SOLMANS.
Booth Norwalk. June It. in) “'1'-.- lw
Oll‘ll IOIIALI BAVllluB Bill
til Washington street
Dallytrolaltolluaq one-tints-
aa oIIi’re-saturdayevealnga
rulers-t allowed on Deposits.
“9% mm:
OH! I
Mullen:
.‘piIIIm- -
.. “WW“... m..... “A...
nusrc nan,
Saturday, July i9lh,
OBI NIGHT ONLY.
special Engagement 0! Celebrated
RIII’ Wlinslrels
l-‘ail'
Comprising the tollowlng well-known artiste:
wal. atrium mos, lunar lllltcll,
"0|! BLAVIN. FRANK MORAN,
TALLY -IIt)-‘l’ltl0. I‘IIANK IIEN'I,
and :5 other well known comedians of (mini mtrlt.
Brilliant First Part, Superb Orchestra,
COMPLETE BRASS BAND.
2h, some on oestrus Illus'rttatsv.
new sexes, sew assess. new sets
P310!!! AB I'SIJAL
lleeerved seats on nalc at lloyt a and Gregory's drug
stores.
Y
JUIIN l) DOUIH’II
A ll ’1‘ I S 'l‘ .
Formerly or West Twenty-third stmw, Nrw Yuri:
city has rrpan! a studio In rbr- l’mt 0m: -- i'nlidlor
South Norwsllr, whore he is pol-punt I Inctmrt
pilaln the 1. guest art. in due or I tomb
“innit Palmintr, Water 6 more. PIN!" r: llmv.
log and ’i‘spca ry Painting III-p I;.Ialty
' ,3” tin
sternum in.
JEWELS an:
- Diamonds, Watches, JeWt‘ir}.
Flue Watch {lemma 5 5;“sz
30 South Main lit” loath NI result.
Sll Ell] FF SA LII.
O'l‘ii' Bis hereby glut limit by 1.3m: ! an IX
mm: on dehW-m to m in a r lr'IIFLIihl' by
(barbs B. lratt. of it ldilt‘ HI" 3
.t *lnt-I. neopartncrrhl p or K . .
the following pcmmnl properly beard : ,
said A :9. Lyon. & Mn. m w: I
interbank rim-wrappr.1~h:.arw ~11 I my.
one trot: cunnmn one bII‘s nor, or
meat kn: yell thotrher' "l one New, '
paperl Iago rh: er: based! wraptut: I:
tray two III-tn a! pram one set :I! hr
bell one lt‘r‘ how i; on: Iran! (B rake one (L: a, or:
Mr stow, om, sma‘ sin ., Iirw tr 142..
our wzndowmks, two nature. rwI-z ‘
tvt Inc. one rum bee-i hunk. one lop has.
one rIrIIII: holdrzr, cm: [In paid. and III
lit‘?i&,'2l.nti will sell the some at prlblxl' Ir: .
high at wider, o! li'tr sign-pm no NW1;
elm-t In ’36 my of Miro Emma; '
wads m. Ir rhet‘ at when Ind I’m»
on IhI li-'.v‘.tyo!l 1, hr 5: 1):“ ..¢..
[hurl .:I .. rwu'a :le [day If lo a,
11.“, Flash-Ks (”5' El.
ijlIl. tut-1.21mi)! Kaunas“
I_-
III l’u
f.
. and BM?
illllllll Pilllll
FINEST
SUMMER RESflBT
—-:»’ON};v——_—-
LONG rsnasn sounn.
N EW ATTRACTIONS
SEASON.
'l‘lllS
SEA FUUD 0F ALL KINDS.
First-illness Restaurant.
FINKENSI‘IEN ‘8: ’KNUBEL
TROY—RI Willis.
m} to if
ROTON POINTlx
THE STEAMER “‘MEDEA,’
CAI'T. ll. ROWLAND.
Time Table
III: y [bps from .‘imtti. NIIrwIIIL‘ t» Huron Point
bland—103w a m_, 1431' p, In , ’11: p, m,.
‘l'..~;:r:1,51vpm
”qu L'I’l'I'ISII 'i\.
7 Hum tr;n:1:._\:rwa..
(I Ii 2'11. m.
I up In.
Ji‘. 9 m ‘ "
i Ip. In toWl - :n l‘niuam! south Bonn k.
, top In .. .. ..
H11" Bil! LIAN}!
~ :1 I. III. III '.-on roux.
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,iwn l' m I 1 sun.
uhou. h \m-‘a: 7. it.
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m H W1mml’vlr.::tr:'. hoix‘IIanw-vu
SPECIAL $111.31.};
SAILORafidSHADE, ..
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BI . i- null Ithil flu all l"\".'.
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-. Ii' :lii‘, lurid
I are one way. I' .;It I. u‘tlratnrl Tlrltstc. '15:
T We" mill ’ Iatl‘rm "M: It! or as
T ' - :l'm" are prev: ' '
H A s I » mom, I» "NJ”. I It [lam I 31' Ex"
. * mt In» '1'». -:r.< 291:. nH-I It I
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Iolt 'i'llE Hit lttll tli'Ji l.I. ’ " *
':i‘ m. ; .r ..I.-r :th IIiT 12.:
Hat Trimmed Free
MRS.W.FiWiETT’S
3 WATER STREET,
't'OllWll Ii. (1th.
iiiHKE'i'.
(inc Quality, ~'r h. til -I.
u.
. —
Ws’l
Bur v.31. lamb, Dior, Inn, in r1; so II! Fresh.
:nI-Il lit. -,i' '41:. :Ihut TI' -' i .m
sin-u: wt» ttu n, Its-1;: a In I
rte Etc.
Home Dressed Pouitri a Spec Iliy.
Orders ill-liven»! l’voulptly .
CHARLES SMITH
5:; Win- Illrglurr .IiIrI- E.
OLD STAND
36 Main Street,» Norualk.
PIIIII’I Furniture Slur:
is liII' pun» to quote, [I 13:“.
ANTIQI'EOIK CHAMBER 2H “‘3, ". ;, NIB. ’1‘.
.. .. .. .. _ .. ’1”
(Ihlprnmfldmfld‘fi Allothrrgomlnln .IIpm'nIr.
Willow, Carts and Splint Chairs at Cost
FALL AVE} BER.
’l'lliiJ'LT SETH ii \5lii3i‘r Ll'vii‘ i'lF'iIEK
BMW», mm caries, EHMWII; Mum.
rte-I, nil. naturism, mm, an.
Oil t'lolh and letting Very Low
loll till 8887
"fibtfiv memo, iris
ALI. Ihl I.l. ”MKISI‘I.
tMuaahlaldght ltoaduterlltfery m"
llartl'orrlhatety .... . w)
Bahtieo .......................... tron-.- !” II or
Call and Ban-Inc stock.
Free Instructions to All Customers.‘
Balm you buy a Wheel, set our remand prints.
Jackson Bros.,
on Wall street, small, l'aaa.
To New York in less Two Hours and
a Half.
Thr _\;. a and E'rn'...
5:2 grow:
“CAPE CHARLES,”
('AI'I'. l‘lllll) l... BI’\BIIIZ.
W .. rumrneza mat.” lbw; Trips to Nrw York.
l'oullori, Safety and Speed.
Paw Lair ”(was My): Norway: I.» 3; In
York. I.:_'. mp. I» craze, arm» (.n 2:! «vote. III.
'tfl’la.’ 0’
MONDAY. JUNYE I6th
Tim I mrr r I it mm!
lloasnwmr than nu N V2 rank n: -:
to It. 'nIrgne‘i-wktvh :rl},Ead’.itvIr,
.‘mr I’ 1.! fl '. ,12' v p. m .Ilml {out of
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re lien on: rI. r.( ,3] PI! for (herirlormat-II;
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bill‘olY STARIHtK
Vodka-2n. am I r.- m ”run-1.! »r :5 Harry I.
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llASlll'Bl k NOBWAIJfi DIVISION.
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Passenger Trains.
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him " 6% ' 611 "
it) it} “ lit-J III 15.5 Iéxed lo 3‘! Hind
wane!
0 or a. In 9 “.0 a. In.
argon Hiram.
Main Lino.
lave Drinker-“It for Pun-acid.
70'2 anm’n l
him .. .. ,
more II listed
um n. I: not
amp to "we!
all " 7hr uz‘tp
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Horse Buyers
We are constantly re-
. calving Pine Horses,
suited to all purposes.
You will find the PIN-
EST OOAGHERB. the
BEST ROADSTERB. the
03111me WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST ASSORTIEIT or
sALE 1103838 in rats--
dold County. Par-ties
wanting any kind of a
Horse, can be suited
am. All nor-sea sold
by this establishment
are WWII)
ill. ll. PARSONS.
Bilgfllililii llfllll Fill
| Carnage Reposrtoryi
drink, we
up to $1 s70-
wc will offer them at 80.
53¢ per yard.
can be found elsewhere.
Gal/mic Building, NI'II'wulk.
and
The GIIIIIIIWIIIIIIIE
MI More l'I-rpleriiy in
Llldia‘n' I’l'ce new.
Al: :l IIJ' hymmarlnne tlmt Inu.,e.~' a i. when
It II II Sor- my do that any-Inc roll l-mnl 'ilII:
(ital him will last a lIrII: lllt lust. uct: .Ia
g'w n and machine sold by
llllS.L0'l‘T1I‘ II. BERKS
HITI‘AG! A\ E, EAST NORW ALK.
Dre-s l lilting and making to order
A. A. McLEANS
Barrage Reunion
65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
son’rn SORWALK, (rowan;
' Bill?
"ling
2,71w
lilvtr ,flgll I:.I;Il:I.I
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t VIII guns arc:
IIIlng-I: test-I 1
Phantom.
loud
5 V il‘v'nwrei? lt‘
il‘ic' h
Buggies,
SIIrrI-ys,
i‘olttorlls, Spindles,
l'nrls, Business \\ .:.. "om, .
ilrowry and iii”.
Wagons.
CARRIAGE REPAIRING PROMPTLYi
ATTENDEDVTO.
A. A. McLEAl’Ii.
who i
PLAISTED s
DrugStore
“0 tall .qu- ate
tctttiolt to our Soda
Water. ll'yoll wish
at cool. refreshing
can :clit
you.
Our Soda is made
front pure spring
water, and our syr-
ups are ilavovcrl
with the best l'l'tlit
illiccs obtainable.
Raspberry.
Pine-apple.
Orange.
Orange Phosphate.
Mruwlrcrry.
Raspberry Phosphate.
frail-Apple Soda.
Itlotie'.
Lemon.
Vanilla.
Ginger.
Snrsnpnrillu.
Chocolate.
('oll‘cc.
Root llccr.
(fallillaytt.
Lime Juice.
Washington St., So. Norwaik.
lieu.
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Sflflililfl & Hill
Tcn don Gents' Domct Flannel Shirts, 30¢ apiece.
One case 30 inch Chailics;
. Wool Challics 18¢ per yard.
Forty dozen Lace Curtains, full size, at 69c per pair.
assortment of Outing Fianncls to be found in the state.
so
instill III
other that
'l‘i'y iiit‘ill
:Illlrin': llwso
hot days.
Will begin their great J uly Clearance
Sale on Wednesday, the 9th.
Everything at Greatly Reduced Prices.
Ladies” and Misscs’ Blouses from 25¢
these goods were rctailcd at 150 at this sale;
Come early and secure the bargains while they last.
will
One case Dress Ginghams at.
W
[’arasols at '25 per cent. cheaper than
The Norwalk
c have the largest
store will be open Monday until 8 p. m., S'Itllrduy until 10 p, In.
Try them
during these
hot days.
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draught the tele-
bl'ntcd [’0]. A\ llj
WATER, as well as}
Surntoga, (Illusory
\‘lclly, and . Excel-i
slur. g
All the popular
Illlncrnl Water's by
the bottle.
Cantrell to Coch-
rnnc’s Ginger Ale,
and Britain’s Ku-
myss always on
.00-
PLIh'éIED's
DrugStore
43 Washington Street.
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