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THELOCALNEWS.
ll- I’UI larald Weather l’orsaarts.
A considerable “cool wave" will rob-
laflyhaisltinthhauetionandNew .g-
.hfi tor the neat thirty-six hours, with
adamant oi absolute humidit . The
T“hot wsva" now centers the cat and
thwart and M1] probably advancew
" nation on Monday. In this district
10-day. clear, considerably cooler weath-
u and trash westerly and northwestme
winds will probably prevail. In the
.Iiddle States and New England, clear,
cooler weather and fresh westerly to
Iorthwesterly winds will prevail. 0n
Bands 'in this section and in New
. fair weather will probably pro-
, with slight thermal changes (no ex-
nmive heat) and fresh to light, westerly
winds; and on Sunday iair to partly
”cloudy, warmer weather and variable
mass. "I‘heWestern “hot wave,” which
will reach this section early next week,
will probably be very severe. 4.
Mums" Io-nrnrrow.
Sunrises Sunsets High tide low tide
4.36 7.22 12.00 6.14
2Work on Plan Price's tiered—rick block.
or Wallfilliemflefllédfl rgridly.
qu'fixmegal‘ is maltingiextsn—V
It?! Won {his'Wssv avenue rest-
dence. _
‘ Fred Hartwick,of the borough, and
the lldrpby brothers, of Bethel, are
camping at Nauvoo.
' "—New baby carriages, $5 and upwards,
a't Podmore’s. __
Robert 11. Norton has been appointed
a delegate to represent the fire police at
the State Firemen’a convention.
E. G. Bishop, Clarence L, Brush and
Walter Hall have been elected members
of the South Norwalk fire police.
‘ ‘More Walker was before Judge
Knapp this morning charged with drunk-
tmnam. He was fined $1.00 and costs.
—It’s economical—Brussels soap.
The new building at the south end of
the James block on Water street, will be
oecupiadby F. St. John Lockwood ior
an ofllce. __
The workmen on Warden Lee‘s new
hauseon Orcth street, were obliged to
stop tank on account oi the heat yester-
day aiternoon.
W. 11. Stevens, councilor of Pilgrim
Council, 0. U.A. It, has been elected
mutative to the state council assem-
hiy in August. __
': "I'hs excursion over the Housatonic
railroad and a sail on the Hudson river,
May, was attended by 765 persons.
Not many went from this place.
~Itoad carts at $15, at McLean‘s lie-
posltory, as North Main St.
._ ,A special meeting at Old Well Hook
and Ladder company has been called ior
londay evening, July 21, when dele-
gates to the State Firemen’s convention
will be elected. __.,____
. Editor Bailey in writing his experience
at Bell Island tells at an oyster raised by
Jacob Lassen, which measured many it
(outta length, in its stocking feet. It
had to be eaten on the installment plan.
“Gsorge W. Harris, for some time day
operator in the signal tower in this city,
has been engaged as ticket agent at the
M' Mr. Harris' past experience will
hsoturalnable assistance to him in his
nswposition. -
Lisutenantflolonel James C. Crowe
and E. E. Crowe have purchased the
property in East Norwalk known as
Second Point. The sale was made
through Harrell & L‘Hommedieu and
Taylor & Golden.
rs." borough water commissioners,
accompanied by Engineer Wood, drove
to the Nsw Canaan reservoir this mom-
ing to make some measurements over the
prepared newline oi pipe between that
place and the lower reservoir.
—10 low priced horses at llrookaide
BtockFarm.
wind blows large limb item a maple
trulniront of the residence of W. ll.
Itswcornb’s residence on Westport ave-
ane, obstructing the road and breaking
down the telegraph wires.
A ntlw postal card has been ordered by
the government and Allied llaggett has
tarnished sampler. They are to be larger
its Its adiusry. and will he used by
“WWW. A smaller card
is: 9% will ammo . .5.
Gilt" Woodl"borough , r, will
Ill-halal oi the leakage of the dis-
tllbltlag and connection pipes oi the
. water system. between the
hours of 10:90 p. at. Sands #uly 90,
ans 490 s. m. Itonday, July‘l
m wash one oi Joseph Cox’s am.
Mon, while haying. ionnd a turtle
whldilr. Cox, in 133, marked and let
lomsostlib farm. The imprint on the
shell was "J. Cox, 1863,” which remain-
ed asdistlnct as when ilrst placed there.
The turtle its. at two» again in the
d-Oo to the “Marguerite Tea" at Plow
alt lids cottage, ileorgetown, Saturday
am July 19. Carriages will be in
. atdspol . .. arrivsloi 0:30 p. m.
3 item South .‘wrwalh, and the 1030
1»..an trout Dinhnry stops at the
m (or the accommodation at those
dishing to return the same night.
means-clams this-town in viewot‘
thsiastthatthsAtaerlcsn UsnosAsso-
flatmahoifllfiflrstsalt-water Inset at
llssk,l’soonloilry,ianglslmd
WW will! “re-
lsrnhlsrtai. miss
“I m ytarbya club .
m the American
his. w. ., .
I
About thirty Wilton avenue people
Upset the dry at Retail Point yesu-tday.
Mr. and lira. James 8. Gilmore are the
proud posse-moi n fineboy, born on
Wednesday night. '
Eben Turnure oi this city in cousin
oi Lawrence Turners, who on Tuesday
last was married to Miss Romaine Stone
at St. Paul‘s Chapel, Wilson’s Road,
London.
-Freah milk by the quart every day
at Theo. Knapp‘s old stand.
Timothy O'Brien was tried by Justice
Austin this morning and given 60 days
ior being a common drunkard. Chic!
Buttery transferred him to Bridgeport
this morning. _
Charles G. Belleck, iormerly a resident
at High street, this city, was married to
Henry L. Glover, in Brooklyn, Wednes-
day of this week.
8. B. Wilson. of the borough, was test-
ing his new sailboat this morning in the
harbor. It is rumored that a trial or
speed will soon take place between A. if.
Bryant's and Mr. Wilson's l‘onts.
—A lady says: “Briljssels soap snakes
goodstrong sedated hard: it with cars-
' .plete mvupoutwokhosk agentadfiv l
“at auditinfim’ friend's ot trill,“ liigg’te
Lynch assembled at her home on Leon-
ard street, borough, last evening. The
ailair was a complete surprise to her, but
notwithstanding a social time was en-
joyed by all. It was quite late when the
guests departed.
At 5:20 yesterday afternoon. as the
Winnipauk and main line cars were
coming out of the stables, the two cars
collided at the switch, the Winnipauk
car throwing the main line car from the
right of way matters were righted and
both drove on.
——An exchange says: “We permit no
man to tread upon the tail of out cost,
or walk clear up the back of it by trying
to refute our statement that Brussels is
the best and most economical soap
made."
L l". Fooie, for runny years agent for
the Adams Express company at Stam-
ford, died at his late residence in Bridge-
port, Wednesday evening. of cancer of
the bladder, a rare and incurable disease.
He was about sixty years old, and one
of the oldest employees, in point of ser-
vice, of the Adams Express company.
STUDYING 'I'llI'Z (‘AI'Sl-I.
lcals anti Other Beluse latter.
The Fish Hawk, the steamer oi the
United States fish commission, has been
stationed for several days at Saybrook
with teveralofiicers on board studying
into the cause of the decrease in shad in
the Connecticut river. An expert chem.
let on board has analyzed the water of
the river and finds that it is poisoned by
chemicals and other refuse mutter. dis.
tributed in the river by various towns
and cities through their sewers and fac-
tory streams. He says that at Thomp-
sonville the water of the river is so thor-
oughly impregnated with poisonous mat-
ter, especially in the spring, that no
in it. Another great cause of the decline
oi shad, the officials say. is the dam
across the river at Thompsonville. which
the iish from going up to their natural
spawning places above.
The cholera Belt.
American naval oilicers who have
adopted the cholera belt in the tropics
find it so beneficial that they often retain
it in all latitudes. it is simply a broad
band of flannel worn night and day all the
year tight round about the waist. so as
to protect the stomach irom sudden
changes of temperature. Those who
wear the coutrivance insist that it is an
admirable promoter oi digestion, and
thousands regard it as well nigh an ab-
solute preventive ol atomachic disorders.
Any person oi sensitive abdominal nerves
must recall the shock to the stomach
that follows emergence from the dining
room even into air oi moderately low
temperature. The cholera belt protects
one irom this sensation.
Over a Country tilts.
hits." Nancy Coley, acolored woman,
who died at ltedding early in the week,
was supposed to be 101 or 102 years old.
and was the oldest person in that town.
She was born a slave in that part oi
Weston which is now Barton. and be-
came tree in due time by law. She re-
moved to nodding, many years ago.
She retained her physical powers re~
lashahlyattll a .iawysars stasswhen
“began lodasllne. iihobccamobhnd,
lost her mind and slowly descended to
the grave. She leaves two twin dough»
ters and two sons. One son lost his lile
In the civil war.
Catholic Pilgrimage.
Owing to reports that wonderinlcurru
have been wrought recently at the beauti-
iul shrine of St. Anne de Beaupre at
Quebec, the Gathollcs at this state are
arranging a pilgrimage to the ancient
city on July 21. Every parish in Con-
necticut is invited, and it is likely that
an imposing body oi pilgrims will start
northward by train on the date noted.
The rich, lame and blind will join in the
pilgrimage, hoping to be healed oi their
lullrrnltiss. ‘
(Discuss-gulls liestrlstlwas.
The directors of the Connecticut Dairy
men’s association have under conriders-
tion ablllsaha presented to the next
barristers regarding restrictions in the
manuiscturs and sale at oleotnsrgarlna.
The bill is strongly worded and quits
radical in its ehrsctsr and will be inr-
thsr strengthened beiors the nest qnao
tsrly meeting.
ltlsmtdthat Obtains seller iron
dyssspsla. i”Dislocationratvi.--llsrr
York Journal.
track. After some discussion as to the .
The Connecticut nlver Poisoned by Chun- . - _ w
young fish to any great number can live 1
obstructs the stream, thereby stopping .
w. 'v
.w‘.
[it ,, loan arsoclstlon user-ting ! enti-
o' evening one of the numbers niuml
the following: “Borstal years alter com-
ing to this country irom England, I
noticed that my brother was doing bet-
ter in the way of saving money than 1
was, although he was younger and drew
ssmsller salary. l began to look into
the matter, and found that lie was
putting his money into loan associations.
Up to that time a good deal 0! my money
had gone for beer and cigars, and my
savings bad amounted toalmost noth-
ing. Idecided that this would not do
at all, and began at once to make inquir-
ies, with a view to making a choice of
associations in which to invest. Having
finally decided, I took a number of shares
in two or three ditlerent societies, and in
order to keep up the payments was com.
pelled to curtail my usual careless tx-
penditurea. My brother has managed to
save 81,200 on at salary of $8 per tree It,
and lam a clear $2,000 ahead besides
living in my own house, which I could
not have done had it not been ior this.
system of co operation."—Buil3mg and
Loan News.
' A Carri.
1 wish to ixpu'm my thanks in the
many friends who have blinWii their
sympathy during the sicker.“ :w-l dmtli
of my daughter, especially the t‘ mph... as
olkoyinondlltctimstoclr. . .
. _ .. hiss. S. A. Barnum.
’ ”wanrnb.
Advertisements under this head, not exceeding 5
lines, 1 time 25¢, 3 times 50c,l wt“ 91.00.
l v a room; ass, bonito in a “Spica;
able private land in South Norwalk. Catholxr
preferred. Address . R. this call-e. jyls It
SITUATION BY A GERMAN (iIIlL. HOOD
l. Cook and Washer and Ironcr, and understands
all kinds oi housework. Apply at Frank river's,
ly avenue, m? II
E "Fart wshit-3.
Advertisements under this head, not executing 5
tints, 1 time 25c, 3 times 50c. 1 week $1.00.
()NE HORSE AND WAGON. CII BAP. I? 50”)
at once. Imuxrc of Isaac Kirhham, 2 <1 Wash
Ingtuu elm-t. South Norwalk. jyl? lw
’l‘iIB CIGAR AND CONFEL‘TIONERY BUSI-
nejs on Woodward avenue, now conducted by
James Village. Apply on the put-rm s. Jolt u
DMIKIS‘I‘RATOR'S SALE - A DWELLING
.l House and about ll acres of land, on Ely Srvk
mud. in south Norwaik. hung the houustead lanviy
occupied by Benjamin 1’. Reed. (“(12);th Inquire
oi William Ii. Reed. Administrator. l.‘.'i ti
? UI'SBS. lil‘lLDINii ”Yrs AND FARMS AT
REASONABLE I’Rll‘lis AS!) UN EASY
TERMS; AIM) lN‘t‘BS’I‘Zlil-zi‘i'l‘ BONDS. LOANS,
NEtitl’i‘lATi-II). TAYLOR & 6301.033, Insur-
ance Agents. 0 it) ti
-.. , _,
’l‘WO choice building low, on and a. not from. on
Westa‘rcuuc. Applytn “1c. SAMMIS. v!
I. 3!. IIUY’I‘. it: ti
--_'_1,‘Q_1-31’- ._ .
Advertisements under this head, not rrcculmu 5
lines, 1 time we. 3 times we, 1 week 31w.
‘SiCELY FITRNISIIED FRONT hurl! Tl)
rent, suitable for tnogentirnmn. Apply a: 3|
Washington street. ,ylt :zz
)AIi’I‘UF HOUSE A'I‘ 30.95 SUITE NAIR
street; all €t-Il‘EIllt‘l’lCL‘". Also part or bone
at No. fl [letr street. trccuu, rent 81:3. Apply to
Taylor A00! en. yluti
‘ EATON!) FLOOR OF FIVE ROOMS UN MAR
a, rhallstrcrt. Allmodcm lmpruvemcrds. ltent
Ill. Inquire oi t‘. Bt’CkU', lll Washngtuu street.
south Norwalk. ”it its
and born In» room for three nor-vs and our
ridges. Apply to Tlloruru Village, 1.} Dav elm-l.
Booth Norwa k. mil ti
\IIOI’SE in arm Sonatina. SIX nouns.
complete o'dcr.nvnt 'lll. Also a house on
Woodwan avenue. Sit. lnqum- oi E. A. Word
ward. )it‘il
The sitcom» mm ortmulm’ BUILD—
lng. 5 rooms. Inquire at Library rooms. soil it
1 01's}: or Kliiil'l‘ throats ON TULLES ST .
south mealk. Water and 1m iruvemvnts in
house. Rent '18. Apply to John l. Knapp. rt:
West strum. South Norwalk. mm
P‘WI APRIL let, ON SIYXUL'R I’LAI‘K.
lower door flvc room: and two rooms in arm
Ii. Beynwur. :: t!
I OUSIS. STORE AND BARN 0N t‘lmss
street and Wilma avenue. liorwalk. llnpurv
oi Burr Smith. til it
PLEASANT non IN A CUNVBMSST
locality to altered to persons who would like to
will Washington some time during this Vlnlt'r ..r
airing. lionmandboard “.00 a day. Ind. 19:.
boueril Ist.,N. W.. ‘sshlngtoo. I). t‘. n‘Jiti
LOST.
Advertisements titular this head. not exceeding 5
lines, I time Rte. a time: 5th.! week ”.00.
I ETWIHN Till: l'l’l’Klt IND ill" YitANKlJfl
avenue andcrotnt .1 iinapp'n lower shop. a
small purse containing a mm of money. The illitlt r
will he liberally rewarded by leaving It at tht‘ lien
linel other“. mo .1!
”I 7 rounn.
Advertisements under this head. not exceeding 5
liar-s. l time 7151. I times tile. 1 week ”.00.
tililtlJJtAYilllnxr urns. TllltJWNltll
can have the same by pa log clause at (teeter
turr‘ory's livery stable. 0. in Knight sirrrt,
tiara-u . lush
Districtol’l‘ortvallt 7 : Probate
storm July leis, A. it, I590.
» ‘W, m m, trim
district. deceased.
clnmvwfillmmm’r" Mm '" "‘3;
an wt
its will , sal estate. mime
martian, That mid lestlna behaard and do
lmalnrd hi the We s In Hawaiians thr
ind day at July, im. at it s’rlerli forums;
and that public entire thrreot be given to all per
mas Interested therein by bllslilog this order n a
newspaper him a cirr in said dl-hict. at
least our days lam saint day at hearing.
”is It ABA Ii. WOODWAIDJutlgc
Business Opportunity.
For ”IMCIUI’ for (Instr.
ill stock ilrtnrrsrliad good will of a that class
T doing a business oi atoms. which can
essll be lscremrd to Iltml. per ans-w, within a
distance at lore-lb. A rm chars to: par.
ties wishing to en the (irotery business.
flags to
Owner breather has sass. rm turtles particula-
address ti. W. it. lies m. lorwalk. tit. lilo iw
Illllll Bliillll Gullah!
"Aim. mm.
REOI‘BID IBP'I‘BIBBI Hit.
A Barthes Training Ichoal for both sexes. Broa-
kw making, turnip. ‘1. m
deal may! be interviewed!“ u Elfin... alter an.
It'rtli. minutes still on wrestles. m
sum IMWALI names ”All
“WWI“
maulymrartaamsrmtmna
ra summon-slat.
“Marmot.
amass
mm-
istiv. . are reef-surm-
. were soswaint inventive
Dr degssiahnproviagslcwly. dawn-intuit. .
a,» .
a.
-- 1.5,.W_ ‘
“finsroflfifif,
Saturday, July l9lh,
oar RIGHT ONLY.
Sprig Engagement or Celebrated
B“ ’ World’s '
Ill S m.- 1118 l S
Comprising the following well-known artists:
WM. HENRY RICE, BILLY Blue“,
"on BLAVIN. FRANK ”ORA“,
'I'ALIX—IIO-Tlui), I'liAflK [£31.
and 2') other wellrknown court-discs oi tquul merit.
Brilliant First Perl, Superb Orchestra,
colti'tnri: nitsss BASIL
2%. HOURS 08 ”WINE MINSTKKLSY.
NEW 80368, NEW DAKC85. NEW ACE.
PRICES A8 [SEA l..
Reinvent seats on sale at iloyt'e and tire: )r) a drug
stores.
—~.. _...... _a, «o—<—~«-—« . ..._ . -, _
. Y Y v r V v
JOIlh I). DOL (1“ I i
A. I! T I S '1‘ .
Formerly 0! West 'l‘wr-n'y-lhinl siren, New York
city, has opened a studio in the l'mt Ulllre Bu. .img
South Korwalk,whrre he is prepared to lrz-rmct
pupils In the highest art. in class or to prune,
Portrait Panning, Water Colors, Pit-o [land Draw.
int: and Tapestry I'urnting a sprrmlty. ,‘y 'u are
SPECIAL ,. sate
‘ smelt'ild'ssint
HATS!
l‘illt 'I‘llE l‘ill'll'l‘ll 0P .ll’l.l'.
Those purchnslcgrllai and Trimming on; h m-
Hat Trimmed Free
llllS.W.FlWlETT’S
3 WATER STREET.
NOIlll'AlJt', . - (T035.
wlsmiml' llllllli‘l.
Beet, Veal, Ltnib, Me's-m. Pufk,§.t§l. and Push.
t'nmed Hoof. Smoked Tl‘ll.£‘lt'. lines}.
Shortldcrs. Baron, llilgrm. i‘rtrl. -
'um. Kit.
Home Dressed Poultry 2 Speciaity.
Orders Delivered I'romptIV.
' CHARLES SMITH
at Washington Sin-oi
Li mm creme, 5-K.
ALL ILIIJ. "EA “I‘ll.
t'niumbia Ugh! [erudite-.- Sairy ' '
Hartford Surely . ., .. v)
athletics. . . . ,. . frtxm‘ffi' up
(Tall and Bromine Stock.
Free Instructions is All Customers.
Before you buy 1 Wheel. 3, l u'.l‘ firm: and pr ‘ra.
Jackson Bros.,
5‘ Wall Street. horwalk, t‘oan.
\
. ‘ 'L' if
1 ~ ,1 ,.
.- .7 - 1‘
e. \
~ \Jki’fi; . V -. 7~ 1%
Head-mutt” tor the
WARWICK AND l'lll’l‘illl
Pit-ictllrm. Safety and other high 'mlc Winn“,
Also agents-s hat-ti. all. l-tllfifirj?! '
in l meow ”l .
Leroy Ill. Whoolor.
1:13 Water rm. . ._ Iontlv I‘m-lb. 21h”,
run! it. i-‘llltltlls,
”Wall Di in in ril hind. of
Elli. lllI] W000
Brick. Limo. Cement.
Blue atone. Etc.
hehigh, llseltswauna. hoes“
lie-stain. Iv‘raaltlln, and
Wilkeruarre Goals.
lilil Ill RUBBER Pllll'l’
Yard ‘loot at Washington and flat»
shall streets. lirsnch onion ntfitlison
Drag Blow Mini
A. s. FERRLrQ;
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
rue-amiss“...
\t'E."uea:- .
' V)
y; mascots...
wiafrrsals. '.Ps-saaer naturism.”
lllllllll PllIllT
FINEST
SUMMER RESIIB'I‘
———:{0)i}:——-
LONG ISLAND SOUND.
NEW ATTRACTIONS 'I‘IIIS
SEASIDN.
so non ml in ms.
First-Class Restaurant.
iliilllll‘llill-i‘iilfilil.
I'ROI‘KIKTORS. my id ti ‘
Borougom'rl
ma STEAMER “MEDEA,"
CAPT. ll. ROWLAND.
Time Table
Dally tri from South Norwnlk to Rotors Point
and Bell Ir null-10.3)L m., I: 5) p. in , 2,1” p. m.,
3 2' p, m., at” p. or.
semi notes: (mm.
9 m a. m..to South Namath.
lilo a. in.
ml p. m.
t: t": p. in. “ "
in» p. m. to W:: son Point and South .‘i'orWitk.
(y m p. m. .. .. .. ..
can: an”. unis:-
~ .91 a m. to Wilson Point.
’I ['3 :1. m, to South Norwalh.
11 w a. 1:1. to Wilson Point and Soutllh't:w;1k
1.15 p m. to South Newark.
2.!” p. ill. ” "
it's p. m. to Wilson l'um: sud South Nnrw-lxk.
ti J'. p, Lei. " " " “
rum: trims rant,
. tr a m. t ed and llama Port».
1..., i’- m. . .. .. ..
i 'le. m 1.) Il:..
C '20 p, m.
gland and South Salli 11k.
.. .. ..
SUNDAY TRIPS.
have lien. imam ‘9 A) s. m. in: South Normal:
Date South Korwalk for Home Hunt and Iii-l.
Island 2" id :L m. _ l'Jili) p, :1 , .‘ Ln p. m. l .H 1- ll‘...
5 «o p. in.
Lam: Rotor; Point for Smith Nowell: H 'M m .
its .. m .2 t5 p. er. 5p. m.. n: sum Ill... [mad
and Union I'omtl, t} r. m , (as; ting».
Fara one way. l5c: Excursion Tickotr. the
The Medea Will stop a: Ilcrloa‘s Pmnt. on any of
arugula: true, worn then.- are passengers to get
on or 01?
The Harlem may he rug-nu: for ”month: Emir.
emit: a: teas-math rat. 5 ’I' 11:15 upon appflratlon
I.) the Captain. myit tf
To New York in less Two Hours and
a Hall.
The .\'.w and l'llld't‘d‘ Steamer
“CA1%MHARLES,”
CAPT. FRED L. Bl'XBBB,
W11lrommencc insane Dally Trips to New York
Conilort. Safety and Speed.
I’DI‘I LAX I‘Rit‘Erl ‘Soulh Nowell: to Sew
York rzngzécr mp. iv (en's: >Yl“‘..'-Er r. r‘.‘ route. (7:.
and my:
, MONDAY. JUNE 16th.
The I rather wit. leave Wilson I’mcl on antral oi
Ilousntorzlr train leaving South Nor-all: at a ':.' a.
m. Returning lean-New hulk. I’Lr r it}. East HIV".
foot of Jedi-Hon street, at ;iZ-v p. m . and loot oi
“my am street, Bart rzvvr. at in p. or, rune-ri-
mg with train at Wilson Hunt. For when and
hrlht-r Iciormation apply to .I. I). WELLS. Aces!
I mm! some prrem Company. Opposite depot
sunny STARBICI.
't' m: l'mudrnl and Medal )lauagt-rflm South
~trrt‘t. New York. )D'Jl ii
.110? slt'i‘oliio liltilllttltlwl. ‘
atSIll‘lt‘i' a NORWAIJK DIVISION.
increment Jun Iiih. M!
Pamngev Trains.
H()lf'i'l l.
.v.Norwa.a. 1.11.80. Sox‘s-mt. Ar Wilton i‘inat
.‘L'am 756a: Milan:
917 " .‘i‘f.’ e l'i ”
Idtkl ' 1013 Ill.” ‘
lu‘pm lZOpr llTpni.
t to t to ' t t: "
'll Iliad '3: ’ I H‘ h.” "I‘ll.
am “ a n; t .. 13 Ar ..
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We are constantly re-
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OEEAPEIT WORKERS
and alto other the
BEST 7 arisen or
BALE nouns in rain.
field county. Pat-tics
wanting any kind of a
Horse, can be suited
new. All norm sold
by this establishment
are WARRAI‘I‘ED.
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mats. warranted and aelndc the leading styles oi
iiurreya, it glee, Phantom.
Concorde. lipindles, ltond
t'arts, limitless “'sttons,
Grocery and I [lit
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Will begin their. great July
Sale on Wednesday, the 9th.
Everything at Greatly Reduced Prices.
Ten doz. Gents’ Domei Flannel Shirts, 30c apiece. Ladies’ and Misscs’ Blouses from 25‘:
uP ‘0 $1.70.
One case 30 inch Challies; these goods were retailed at 15c at this sale;
we will oil'er them at 8c,
Wool Challics 18¢ per yard.
5:“: per yard. Forty dozen Lace Curtains; full size, at 69¢ per pair. We have the largest
assortment of Outing Flannels to be found in the state. Parasols at ‘25 per cent. cheaper than
can be found elsewhere. Come early and secure the bargains while they last. The Norwnlk
store will be open Monday until 8 p. 111., Saturday until 10 p. In.
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