area-sown. Iota-IM-
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inalm't'a'm;mmsm-
5-“ 'THELDCAL NEWS.
" Iii-taro at-aaasrov ‘l'a-lsrrww.
Sunsets Ki tide Irowtids
all!” 7.25 $05 8.56
Jew tart Harald West-her Israel-ts.
moving slowly from
west yesterday‘ will probably
cations its easterly progress toward the
Gulf of St. Lawrence. causing a general
w. of true In the Central and
Atlantic States today. In this district
warmer, fair to partly cloudy
“that and fresh southerly winds,
somewhat variable, will prevail, follow-
ed by rats. In the Middle States and
New England warmer, fair to partly
cloudy weather will prevail, with free
wutlleasterly to southwesterly winds,
followed by rain it'll this Isection. “flu
Tuesds partl etc to airwea er
will pr’obebl yprevai in both these
sections, wi slight thermal changes,
followed by showers, and on Wednesday
fair, slightly cooler weather.
VOificerAdams is doing d—a‘y‘dnty this
week. ,
Magus gnomexbibita 1.1.1.939
toasts-£4. literati Well I'll
duty in the borough yesterday.
A son arrived to the household of Ifr.
and Ira. Walter L. Wilcox yesterday
morning.
The boat “Lizzie licWilliams" with a
cargo of Lehigh nut coal, is unloading at
Raymond Brothers’ dock.
Fred Force has resigned his position
with C. B. Valden, the borough grocer,
and has gone back to batting.
. David Boyt’s horse "Rattler" dropped
dud Saturday afternoon. He was haul-
Ing a load of hay at the time.
, The butchers of Norwalk and the ad-
joining towns are in semion this after-
noon to decide upon holding a barbecue.
ball players of Darien will hold a
lit: on the school grounds Wednes-
day evening at 7 oclock to organize a
club.
Yesterday was observed as temperance
Sunday throughout Fairfield County.
Titepestors of many churches preached
temperance sermons.
Mrs. William I“. DeKlyn has taken
the pdaition in the store of C. DeKlyn
kfioanade vacant by the resignation
of Miss Elsie Berger.
t, l
General agent Thrall, of the Connecti-
cut Humane Society, went from Weston
toDsnbury last Saturday to investigate
several cases of cruelty to animals there.
Painters, carpenters and npholeterera
have commenced the work of renovat-
ing the Maheckemo llotel. Some im-
portant Improvements will be made
about the premises.
~10 low priced horses at Brookside
Stock Farm.
Charles A. Tucker will close his en-
gagement as organist of the South Nor
walk Baptist church on the first of Apg.
ust. Frank Comatock has been engaged
to”! that position.
Albert DeForest and (i. W. Merritt
Itarted down the harbor at 8.00 o’clock
thb morning, after weskhsn. From
the quantity of bait they took, their
luck ought to he great.
‘ Ira. S. K. Phraner, nee lfisa Elizabeth
Panel], of Omaha, Nah, who, with her
mother,“ been visiting in this city, sang
a very pleasing solo at the Congregation-
II church last ovevm ~.
One evening I. I .uk anumber or
Bell‘l'slauders enjoyed a sail on the sound
in the direction of Bridgeport, on the
m "chsa." This pleasure was
five! them by (7. E. (lids, agent of the
Minnie road at l’I’Ilmu Point.
Aborough meeting is being held at
thotown house this afternoon, for the
purpunof considering the advisability
nflaytng anew line of water pipe, in
not: places as the Water Commissioners
may deem best.
~Zverybody smokes iltreight Tips be-
cases they are the best for the money.
While down the harbor Saturday at.
m the “Delphine" and "Carrie"
III a friendly race, in which the
toaster name cute little the best. The
“Coulis" topmost was carried away
duringtherace.
... .flw—v-
r—Abuottdlu whines should always
QMOIM soup with them.
:3“! whine lF Canada that m.
Alene number of members of the Y
I. 0. A. leave the association rooms at
A.” o’obuk this afternoon. for a drive
w Black Rock, where they will partake
of swam dinner, and after a general
good time, will return late this evening.
~lIswbaby carriages, ”and upwards
It Moore's. .. _.-
The Fairlleld County Commissioners
have received from the Johnstown
Bridge Company and the Crotch Bridge
Building Company plans and approxi-
lists estimates for thepropoaed bridge
between the towns of Huntington and
~A strange case is reported from a
town in Delaware where a whole family
of entered people are turning white. ow-
Isgto their persistsm use of Brussels
1’1“de assistantsupsrintsadsntof
“mute [H.Co (10,, m
”mgmhatsadsbeaumnlpsir
m Imtllldlrhlsm
Iatnrday sftsrnomn The presentation
“undabymnthn. Dowasy.
“WMflmlfl aquatic.
A“. Mad specialmsjov.A
WflflWfl-swassuloyed by all.
Ir...
Adaugbtsrwesboratoflraad In.
me‘ththbmorning.
The city wateris ssgnodassvsr it
wusndthatisnond enough.
8. R. Tripp has taken the fruit stand
adjoining Tue Samuel. oflice.
Ire. William 8. Knapp is ill with
bronchial pneumonia at her home on
Crescent Terrace.
Thomas Cousins’ shoe factory on lloyt
street starts up again to-morrow after
eleven days’ vacation.
Miss Florence Hellnway, of New York.
sang solos at both services at the first
II. E. Church yesterday.
The buoy which was recently damaged
near Round Beach by being run into, has
been repaired at the smoothest deck by
the Norwalk and New York Steamboat
Co.
John Sheridan was brought before
Justice Austin this morning charged
with assault and breach of the peace.
He was fined 82 and costs, amounting to
88.36. He paid.
—High Water Boats‘to let at RiversIde
Pavillion, Washington street bridge
Rev. Archibald Wheaten deliI ered an
'.iflterestin‘g eddress at the Meeting of the
Union Gospel Temperance Reform Asso-
intention yesterday afternoon. There was'
a large attendance.
The Cedar Point Yacht club will hold
a meeting at the Hotel Stanley, Sange-
tuck, this evening, for the purpose of
perfecting arrangements for the regatta
to be held on July 30.
4-hour twice as long as cheap soap
for laundry use-Brussels.
The J. 1]. Buckley & Son Elastic Web
Cricket Club was at work on Saturday
afternoon laying out crtcket grounds on
the flentlemen's Drivmg Park. The
cricketers hope to arrange a game for
Saturday next.
John E. Wood of Winnipauk, entered
the employ of the Metropolitan Life In
surance company today, as a canvaseer.
hit. Wood is a popular young man in
that section of the town, and will no
doubt meet with success in his work.
-Fresh milk by the quart every day
at Theo. Knapp a old stand.
Contractor Leonard has a gang of men
at work today pumping out the cellar
of the Boston Store.
yet been discovered. The kitchen de-
partment will be moved from the base
meat to the third il )or of the store.
Thomas Whiterwhohas been hiding
from the officers for some time, was cap.
lured last Saturday evening by officers
fore Justice Austin. The justice nolled
the case upon payment of costs, amount.
ing to 85.76. ,,
—-Smoke Lender's Straight Tips. Sold
everywhere.
A good number were in attendance at
the long service of the Y. III. C. A. Sun-
day afternoon, which was led by 0. I:
Harrison. of New York. Mr. Leonard
of the city, was also present, and gave
an interesting talk upon “Where are you
Putting your Treasures
The fixtures and wagon llllunging to
A. 8. Lyon & Co., which were attached
about three months ago, were sold at
auction at the public sign post near F.
H. Nash & Bros.‘ store by Constable
Frank S. Conley this morning. The
goods sold for $136. 00.
v—Road carts at $1 I. at McLean s its-
pository, 65 North Main St.
A stockholders meeting of the Nor-
walk and South Norwalk i‘ lectric Light
company was held this morning at 11:30.
Only routine business was transacted.
The plans of the new building were not
completed and the matter of increasing
the plant was therefore laid over for one
week.
(Io-noctlcut IIeeInIel's lest.
At a meeting of the board of oilicers
of the Connecticut division, 1.. A. W.,
held in Hartford, it was voted to hold
the annual Connecticut l.. A. W. meet
in connection with the annual tourne~
meat of the Hartford Wheel club on
September 1 and ‘2. There will be a
monster parade in the morning and in
the evening an entertainment of an in-
teresting and unique character which is
in preparation by a number of the lady
friends of the wbeslmeu. Thellonnec-
tlcut division new numbers 1,025 mem-
bers. The coming meet and tournament
will be held onsgrand scale and the
races antes tbe‘atost interesting and
exciting the country this season. It
it to that a number of the crack
amateur riders from England will be
entered. ‘
ltlllasl Near New Rochelle.
James Reed, 29 years of age, employed
as a brakemsn on the "brick" express,
fell from his car and was killed this side
of New Rochelle Saturday night. The
remains were taken to New Haven.
An numerator "other“.
A true census story comes to tbeldtch-
field Star through a reporter. Where
Morris, Wetsrtown and Litchtlcld cor-
ner, stands a house. The line betweenM
thchlleld and Norris runs through the
house,» that the bed In the bedroom
stands hell in Itorrls:and half in Litch-
lleld, running from the heed to the foot.
Who sleeps in lorri- snd who In hitch-
iIsId or In which town the children were
born was not definitely ascertained.
“INC-“M and Idssttlsa.
OnJulys smsnwaskilledbytheearsu
pra- tanridgsport. Ila wasaappossdtobs
John Fltspstrick of Ansonia and the
body was sent there. Since then the
relatiyesordohn IlcNamars of
portbsvehadrsascatcbellsvstbatke
"than“ killed, asda disintsvmset
Aofthsbodysent toAIIsosIsbasprovso
thistcbstrns. ,
The leak has not Hit
Buttery and Adams, who took him be- —~—————
WU'l‘h NUBWALK EVENING SENTINEL. MONDAY. JULY l4. l8”.
ETD“.
was: a Boy Ivor rat Is an Issue met.
of Them.
The following composition of a little
boy, resident In this city, on girls, gives
his ideas in rather unique style:
Girls are very stuck up and dignified
in their manner and behaveyonr. They
think more at dress than anything, and
like to play with dowis and rugs.
cry if they see a cow in the far distance
and are afraid of guns. They stay at
home all the time and go to church on
Sunday. They are always sick. They
are always funny and making fun of
boys hands and they say, oh how dirty.
They can’t. play marbles. I pity them
poor things. They make fun of boys
and then turn around and love them.
1 door. beleave they ever killed a cat or
anything. They look out every nite and
say, oh, aint the moon lovely. This is
one thing I have not told you and that is
they always now their lessons bettern
boys.
One Connectlcut Girl,
South Norwelk’s greatest notoriety
heretofore has been from her oyster bus-
iness, her policy players, and for being
the residence of a young man who drew
$15,000 in a lottery and the only recog-
nition he gave the event was to buy a
NEW {Mimi fiflflfl‘i’}
to her crown. When a drunken prize
fighter attacked her mother a girl ptclred
up a chair and hit him so mercilessly
that be bad to he carried away in a wag-
on. This young women, we wish it to
be understood, is the product of Connec-
ticut's rocky soil. We will wager that
she is not only breve but handsome: not
only muscular but cultivated. We would
calmly and firmly call the attention of
our esteemed contemporaries outside of
the state who are so fond of making sar-
castic remarks about Connecticut girls,
to this stout-hearted and stout-armul
girl. You don't find euch as l-llt! else-
where. 'l‘lwy are not mmie.——Ansonia
Sentinel.
FOR SALE.
Advertisement: antler this head. not I xm-mng' .J
line, 1 time so: 3 tunes East, I werk Si no
‘lll CIGAR AND t'ONl-‘Kt TlilNEltY Ill'el -
;1 near on Wordde th‘flllr‘, now conducted by
some Village. Apply on the premises. ,‘u :I it
DMINISTRATOR'O tMLB —-A DWELLING
Home and about It sues of land. on Ely {I'm-k
road, in south NorwaIk being the holnewlearl balmy
occu led by Benjamin ’. Reed. deceased. In pt re
of Intent B. lined. Administrator. no If
OUSIS. BLILDINFI um; AND PARIS AT
IASONABIK l’th' B AND ON EASY
TERI? ALSO LVN ISTMKNT BONDS. UlANS,
umhrxn. rsrum a GOLDEN, inrur-
ancr Agents. 0 to if
TWO choice building lo: a, so and 60 feet front, on
Weslaveaue. Applyw W. c.5Alllel or
mi!
TO LET.
Advertisements under this head, not exmedmg 5
linszs, lunatic amneswc. Iwerktt In
. scorn) noon 0? rue £66... on us?
L snaiiatreet. Allntodarnlm rovememe. item.
Sit. Inquire of C. Becker, lll sell ngtun street.
South Norwalk. 9:. ' lw
I‘OUR RDOHtl UN “REIT rumrt INQIx fill
at No. I Woodward avenue. :yl or III
HOUSI AND BANN; [IOI' slflatI" t Koala
and barn has room for three home and «er
Hagen. Apply to Thomas ‘ Mega, '.. :Day strwi,
booth Sorwsk. , .:Ilf
IIOI SI IX 2AM .thllw .-\l. K ~11; H 668‘
mm lete o'der. rent 91:.3 at... .. l.‘ u . r.
Woodwsn avenue, Sit. in“. .r. I! I; .\ u... :5
ward. , ..
'l‘fll thCirNil VLUOR 0i LllIlHli‘t ill Ii. [I
mg, 5 rooms lrlqulrr‘ at hhrary rooms. ,1 IJI' f
lloi‘sil 0' EIGHT ROOMS UN THU.“ 51‘.
south Novwaik. Water and In: ruretm-nte In
house. Heat Ila. Apply to John
Wei-t meet, South Noraalk.
P‘RDI APRIL in. ON SIYMUi'it PLACE.
lower door tlvc moms and two reruns tn sttnv
ll Seymour.
I“.".' if
llDU‘lB. WTORI AND BARN (IN I ROSS
street Ind Wilton avenue, News k. Ira“I me
of Burr Barth. Hf
ansas'r nous iii a ((INVBNIENT
beauty is ml to persons who would like In
vwithhlngton some time during the thIur (f
. Knapp 12
me
fixing. Roomalulhoerd '00 a day. Ira. i. it
rnonr Inns Ist..ll.w.. sahlnrtnn ii i'. Mi!
I, .
LOST.
NAVY BLUE IIACK CHAT. ‘f’llll FINDER
will please return It In Ltnrwr ler‘s, ltm'rlat
Flare. Nouns-clone asked.
lylllt Ut)!‘ 1.!) swarm: 8-9.
I Cars].
WI dull-e H publicly upn‘sa our thank» in
men-rs. Taylor I; Holden tor the prompt M.
satisfactory settlement of our recent loss by t‘m
Aim to thank the Heath lorwalk Fire Depsrrrmnt
for their prompt action and mahfhmlrmthe
same mrasion. With U llltlol IL
liAttItIl'I‘ A. DKYNOI if
(Inches II. In more,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 II 48 Main st, Norwalk
Also Furnishing l'ndertalter.
lBevaarly street Telephone
““3.” I. I. Wbayor sigh
on mean some
Int '7! louver K listin- [lava ‘
riot rIr Normals. (Holt! June In W»
A’l'a meeting of the I of this flask. held
this date a dividend to guitar- was dwlsml
attheratanl afarI teat. sonata. for the not
mlhs ending city I. .and payable on and
after July In Interest not drawn will trembled
miscreants and draw interval truer July
itlltw Joli! Ii. KNAPI’. y’hlcaanrrr.
lllllll Bliillll Gillan!
a'rflrolto Hill.
RBOPBSI IBP‘I'EIBIJ! 3‘.
A nastiness Training ubooi for both pres “Mb
harping, ”Immm “lip Telugu y,li
ypewmleg, etc. "mushly mt. Presi-
deat may he tatmiewedat altar College after Ant:
tab. Cataimsv seat on application ”ll?
(i130. JELI Fr,c rs,
UNDERTAKER.
3! berth lala Street, Halli Nerwalk
Openatatllroare. 'l'braervlossoraallbal-er
”Merrill neared.
myl tr
om 10...“; savntos nawa
at waitresses ltrast.
Dallyrro-O avian-"saliva- I tel).-
satulaysvvatagafrsmttsl.
.‘Iatersatsltswalsalispsrtte
auras marmnu
Warm:
um ans-r. nah.
m, Hitt’l“'::'::’“
l
H0810 HALL,
Saturday, July 19lh,
on NIGHT ONLY.
bpfiiel Ingsgsrnent of celebrated
Minstrels
Comprising the following well-known artists:
was. nzsur rues. BILLY nrucll.
Iron ILAVIN. rItasII arouse.
'I'ALIJ-IIO-TRIO. FRANK Iltl'lf.
and 25 other well-known comedians of equal merit.
Brilliant First Part, Superb Orchestra,
column: BRASS BAND.
2‘... HOURS ON GENUINE HIKBTRELSY.
NIW SONGS, NIW DANCE. NEW ACTtl.
781018 AB EQUAL.
Banned seats on sale at Iloyt'e and (lrcuory'p drug
stores.
JOIlN l). DOUGdl ’l‘ \
ARTIST.
Formerly of Wear Twenty-'hird street, New York
city, has opened a studio III the Poet Utllce [sunning
South Norwalk, win-re he is prepared to .nstruct
pnpilslu the h guest art. in class or In private
ortralt Punting. Water Colors Free “and Drew.
tag and Tapestry Painting a specialty.
ylnllm
Bennett: all Hosted,
29mm So‘ltofialk.
Heals, Fish, Hysmrs,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, HI:
0! All Kinds In Their Sensor.
AT WHOLESALE” AND RETAIL
E. 8. III STKD.
SPECIAL SALE
. SAILOR slid SHADE
H A T S !
FOR THE l'tll'll'l‘ll tll‘ .ll’l.l’.
Thur-v pun 3.2m! 2 Hat and Trzmtun; Is: , 2. .w
Hat Trimmed Free
HHSHHlHHETT’S
3 WATER STREET.
union rm.
liver, Veal, lamb, lotion, Pore Stall aid ‘resn.
Corned Beef Smoked Timmu- lime
bhonlrters. Bacon, Balogrm, l-‘rsu. .
forts.Kt€.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
"Her-e Delivered i'rmnplly.
CHARLES ‘BEIITH
5! “Washington learner.
OLD STAND
36 Mam Street, Norwaik.
Plflllfl'i Flll'lllllll'fl Slflll
l- llu- plate to quote i r‘r: p_
ANTUN E UIK l‘llAMliEli Sl'lTfi. 'l p,
. ",’l'
em
mi pr w- 3.0 Llnl 22'". All oth- rentals 15 gm ;-vr'.~m
Willow, Gene and Splint Chairs at Cost
('AH. AND SEE.
TllIlJ-l'i‘ WIT-l. IIIRHINH Lilli“,
ltM'sa. Izilu) vaults, mmmo rel-2m.
Tilrl, nit. l'AlNTlNlitl, lynx, an»:
flil Cloth and Mailing Very Low
"\i'liil
Bram H WHnlesel
LA llll‘S’ lilt‘l’i‘ LEN, 83
I‘ll I. I' II I BEARING...
(Mutable l min Road-In bsln'y .
Hartford Safety . . .
«lien. .. in ll 1."
(In ll tssrrl l‘sarwiuc'mor-k
Free instructions to All Customers.
More you buy a Wheul not our mm- and prlfcl.
Jackson Bros"
as Wall Street, .‘orwalk, f'nan.
31"“
Ill,
up
adios! noun!
“amubdaymm Insdotllorsu. Isl
rpnsst tranbsseeaststabte fm‘t‘bw
Waring...
flattened Place. Is lot
Wears (raft-eased“.
A. 80MB.
ms mun. as, in". jar. to
« lllllllll Plillll'
FINEST
SUMMER BESHBT
—-—~:{0N}:—-
LONG ISLAND SOUN D
NEW ATTRACTIDNS THIS
SEASDN.
SEA F001] 0F ALL KINDS.
First-Class Restaurant.
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norm! gamer l
THE STEAMER “ MEDEA,’
CAPT. ll. ROWLAND.
Time Table
Dali y trips from Smiti. Norwnlk to flu: on Point
snlellll- -!and— mane m., '.bop III ”III p. m
'l‘mp Ill 5 lop m
to Itfl'.‘ worn 2w
'.Hlltt. m to South \urwalk
ii 2.11. III.
l :np m.
'J t”. p, In
tw p. m,
n 20 P. m.
to Wx‘qn Point and South Sorwnlk.
FROM nun-Lash
f0 Wuson Point
to 50an Notmrik.
to Wilson Point and
to South Nomads.
‘ 11‘ a to.
‘.l II”. n m.
I: M L) m,
I If. p m.
130;». m.
l ’."l p m
t. 3‘, p l:..
u pg
Iulp.
4 Nil.
Gru’p.
Swirl: N-.rwn.l.
to Wilson Point and mum Sum-3....
Phll‘f ‘.s l-HS l’Hl‘IT,
tyltu. l- and and Mn on Pmrf.
see:
to lit-l. lr'o.’ fl and South Sl.r\'.:x.s.
Si NBA} Tifii’n‘.
lv- Ive BIL? is: and l Hit In fur South Norwak
l; n.- Ram h Nhlffidkl‘fl it mu Pr at 1rd ll-‘L
Lia. d t“ l v a, m , 1'1 ’.Up In . to p m . 5 1“ 2» m.
3 m g. I!
Lew - tln'nn i“: :n (New; hV-Irvu‘k II ‘..) a :n.
if" I mu.’ 6;) m .l lfvi; m . mogu llcl. island
and I. am l’ulLU n .)p II, Lasttrp,
I are one way. lfrr. l' xeuraiun 'l‘lrketa‘. :5.-
Tm: Mulet wL‘l stop at Darrin". l‘unr. on any of
know It: tripe. when there at: l wwn ' 15 to cut
on n! t, l'
Tu Hi lt' I l w“ in Ll "And f: ri’ ,‘lllltl; f. I; II? E: If-
Ilnmt at reason. rim rt: Is Tune 1: run a; pi c -
m It» I' Iph': II.
To New lurk in less 71‘on Hours and
a Half.
The New and Pit-bildl Simmer
“CAPE CHARLES), ”
Wu commence making Dally Trips to New Ylnk.
Comfort, Safety and Speed.
Pom LAR PRICE—South Norwalk to .\'.~w
York. tlflfir' trip, in cenu: Irma-Ion 70 (calls. on
and all: r
MONDAY. JUNE 16th,
Tin - atom a
{Adi ”mirth: :m ,.
m Rel rm: L: t In
foot (I! l 'Ir-In - no"
Thirty ilrut e'.
lug-:IMnm; a: h:vzlb'xavr PM 1
m- ill-usamnxr l.:flr__fij
, v‘pllllll'lllll
Bn—Irvvr rt' ”.13; l' ru,ru:.1~r‘[.
‘rALWi'3‘ liter
l-‘nr fcthI-r lulu-ma: or:
apply In Ilw New Bag and 'l'I-rmxna: I‘o
bllltle tlI'Allltl (‘K
\Welnadrnr and I when! Manager 2M Hunth
swat NI- Is \urk. lc.‘ llf'
lull SATDVIC NAILIIDAII.
built III e souwau IIIIISID'I‘.
Corrected June llth. tam
Pa-enger Trains.
PMDU'I‘I l.
by Norwatk. Latin. Norwsik. Ar “‘19." l'uiL'.
': 3;: a. m. :56 a. m. ‘1 iii a. m.
SI? " “'.‘T " filfi "
mus “ l'Jll “ mm “
lfl'llwtn l‘lpJ‘u. “:7.me
4| " till “
r H ”liter! 5:: “Hired Min "I'm
5 II " a Il', ‘ “ "
It? “ " lo kl " told “ '
aunoar.
a 50 a. to.
6.01pm.
N(Dlt'l‘l l.
Lv. Wilson l‘nlnl. Lttlo. Norm Iii: Ar Nomelk
.. .. .. 61., .. .. M, ..
so. ‘ ’IlS " fluent.
i20l ’ helium. I215 rm
lw " lard .’ ill ” Mural 2 ll. ixmi
Chop. In. 5]? " 5:“:p.ln.
em -‘ see '- an ~-
10“? " lecd tom " Its-st l0 3! llrrd
anunar.
9 Ma, m {I In 6L m.
Hope: (25“. p.m.
Main Line.
leave Bridgeport for I’ltlsdslr.
1.t¥a,aocomrnon ’
“lllll ‘ It ed I
Do I 1
“on. to. [ma ‘l It'llmv um,
MP III. ”WI. fl. m.
:ll " Through"...
0a"
l MWKWWA
vomit “LET
A Pinata. l Pawns" Arm. tummy
Horse Buyers
We are constantly re-
ceiving Pine Horses,
suited to all ma see.
You will find the 1'!!-
EST coacnzna. the
BEST ROADBTERB. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and alto other the
BRET A88 BT12“ or
SALE 303828 In Patr-
fleld County. Parties
wanting any kind of a
Horse. can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRAITEI).
M. II. PARSONS.
nylon illllll Fill.
Slflllllll
Ten doz Gents’ Domet Flannel
uP ‘0 $1 .70.
we will oil'er them at 8c,
53¢ per yard.
can be found elsewhere.
Gazette Building, Nox‘wztlk,
and
The GrealexIWnnder If
No More l'crplexlty tII \
Ladies’ Dru-st: a.
All done by amaehl he that Changer. as ll ‘ ‘on
chat gfilsosnnpfithatanyolsunlearn . .-
Inachlne will last a llietime. instruct l he
given and machine sold by
MllSuhB’I‘TIE ll. BERKS.
I OTTAGK AVE... EAST NOKW ALK.
N. B —Dm- -s . lining and melting to order. :y'.‘ la-
All.
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A. A IchEIN s
carriage Repository
65 NORTH MAlN STREET,
500T" NOII‘VAlJi, -
(30‘s.
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Carriage Repository
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Surreys. llllg"lt‘§, l’lmetons.
One case 30 inch Challies;
Come early and secure the bargains while they last.
store will be open Monday until 8 p. 111,, Saturday until 10 p. In.
Washington St., So. Not'walk.
Will begin their great July Clearance
Sale on Wednesday, the 9th.
Everything at Greatly Reduced Prices.
& IlllYT
Shirts, 30c apiece. Ladies and Misses Blouses from 25c
these goods were retailcd at 15c at this sale;
Wool Challies 1 8c per yard. One case Dress Ginghams at
Forty dozen Lace Curtains, lull size, at 69¢ per pair. We have the largest
assortment of Outing blannels to he found In the state.
Parasols at" 5 per cent cheaper than
The Norwalk
SBllilElll & Hill.
and Bacon all
. , Heir em
knuw M
compare Will]
gs‘Tlmse Hams _
sHebraIed l
landfill WH
ulnar that will
Hem.
Try them
duringr {lime
hot days.
Try them
during these
hot days.
Mount HAHMIN.
('oncords, Spindles, llozul
mm, Business \V‘rlflilllfi,
Grocery and Mill.
Wagons.
CARRIAGE REPAIRING PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO.
A. A. McLEAN.
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DrugStore
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tclttion to our Soda
Water. Il'yotl wish
V it cool. refreshing
drink. we
3'0“.
(IIII' Sudan is made
from pure spring
water, and our syr—
ups are flavored
II'IIII the best fruit
IIIict-s obtainable.
Raspberry.
Pine-apple.
orange.
(Irangc Phosphate.
Strawberry.
Raspberry Phosphate.
Fruit-Apple Nodal.
Motif.
Lemon.
Vanilla.
Ginger.
Screamer-Illa.
l'lmculnte.
t'ofl'ec. '
Root Beer.
.6 (lullaaayttr. " 9 i ‘ ,
Matte Juice.
ken, ken, he.
We also lIrtI e on
draught the cele-
bruted
'rtn suit
Sarntoga, tittyser,
Hell), and llxcclo
slur.
All the popular
Mineral Waters by
the bottle.
Cantrell Jr ('uch-
rane’s Ginger Ale,
and ltrush’s Ku-
myss always on
Ice.
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