i.
‘ifli
.' rew'u'iw‘ ‘ ' V.
e, .gmmfladltcraadm.
ml.1"“,.fllllbw smooths
, firmware-Immr clots.
. less.
3: microcosms.
aurora-nuts
Wanna! aacalladforat thsfollowi paperless
fiwaskndthulylfllfll. 1)le call-
letterswill please saylbrysra
r- I Wit scorn nouns: roar onrcs.
Halls 1 A ll- Hassle Brady,
on, J .o “humility: “laugh-l “BB“
,1!
Gliaalra. caulsatlroea. Charles Hoffman, John
m. Scattos Isles.
, ___c. anon an
IroanIa—r—os—r onion
All. BrashllJu-lo 1)ch Ira. Nani: J.
err-go Jennings, 61.3%.»:
lsaacl’hllllps. Irallcnranian, Ilsa
A. C. GOLDING, P. I.
Saw York Harald Weather l'orseasta.
The “cool wave" now overlying the
lake region and the Atlantic States north
at the Csroliuas, will give way but slow-
,snd its influence in kee ing the air
in this section will be is t today and
part of tomorrow. A depression ac-
companies the "hot wave" In the South-
west, and a strong depression in the
Northwest will cooperate with it in
causing high temperatures in the inter-
torof the country to-morrow and in the
Atlantic Statuses Bonday and
nitride: fair
Wifiil promésrevaiiillxh slig’}:a
Wang” Iw firmly, ed by
slightly higher tsm rature. In the
Hiddle States and ew England fair
weather will revail, with slight thermal
changes andi ght variable winds, most-
westerly and northerly, followed by a
Blight rise of temperature. On Sunday
inthis section and In New England fair,
warmer weather will probably prevail,
with light variable winds: and on Mon-
day still warmer, more sultry and fair
weather, followed by rain in the western
parts of this section.
llnlatm Almanac for Tia-alarmi-
Bun mm Sun sets High tide Low tide
7.21 12.13 6. 44
The Board of Councilmen will hold an
adjourned meeting on Monday evening.
Frank Seymour, of The borough, drove
a party of his friends to (Iornpo yester-
“1m.
flanry S. Pratt, of Meriden, will suc-
ceed J. C. Stearns, as principal of the
Elaples High school' In Westport.
Manager 8. K. Stanley will open the
season at the Opera House, August 21,
with Frank Jones’ “Si Perkins" company.
The Norwalk Iron Works company
shipped a large air compressor to the
Counted Gas company,Sonth Chicago,
10., yesterday afternoon.
—-Fresh milk by the quart every :dsy
at Theo. Knapp's old stand.
Bridgeportis all stirred up over the
Sunday outIdoor concert question, but
four-fifths of the citizens are said to be
in favor of such concerts.
A. B. Harris, the Chicago gentleman
who recently purchased the Woodbury
place, on Prospect hill, is wiring his
house for the incandescent lights.
John Barry, a young man about 24
years of age, was dangerously, if not
fatally, stabbed in Bridgeport last night.
The affair is shrouded in mystery.
The Bridgeport jail was struck by
lightning Thursday and a portion of a
ballot fire entered Jailer Wells’s room,
rendering him senseless for half an hour.
. -—lt’s economical—Brussels soap.
Eddie Daniels, clerk for C. l’. Keelcr,
is laid up with a sore hand. During his
absence, Robert Brundage, of the firm
or Baxt0n& Brundage will assist Mr.
KW
James 8. Lyon, of Knight street, has
had his pension increased from '0. 00 to
812.00, and that of Thomas B Weed, of
South liorwalk, has been increased from
$4.00 to $8.00.
Robert, the young son of Murdock
Watson, of the Norwalk Hotel, was
bittenoa the arm yesterday afternoon
byastrangs dog. The bite is not a se-
vrra one, and no serious results are likely
to follow. _,.,. -_.
The County Commissioners will meet
at the Selectmen’ s oillce, on Wednesday
asst, at it a. m., for the purpose of hear-
ing objections to William A. Adams'
application for a license to open a saloon
on Wilton avenue.
~Naw baby carriages, 35 and upwards,
at Podmore’ s. . ‘
A special meeting of Douglas Fowler
M “I A.ll., Will beheld at their hall
6'9. is. WW street been this
‘0“ l}! the the mango
meats relative to the funeral of the late
William 8. Boston.
IlssUllls Akerstrom. Norwslka fa~
vorlts Woes. who has been seriously
lll,isacwmaklng a tour of Michigan
and lake Superior, and is rapidly gain-
htgla health. She will return to her
home in Chicago early in August.
Aplsamut sociable in honor of Ili-
Elh Orllsh, of South Norwalk, was
glvuattbsresidanceof it. W. Kesler
lallorth Wiltostheotherevening. The
grounds were prettily decanted with
hutsrnaaadtwo large rooms afforded
ample space for dancing.
mm” all "We permit no
u‘lotrssdspontbstall of our cost,
ayflkflhl'up" "hackolltbytrylng
toriutaouratm. :I’lfl “3“ ”ml. i.
M” Ind III-mt economical soap
mails.”
sumo-em celebrated the thir-
teenth anniversary of her birthdsy yer
tsrday afternoon and evenly at her
bemoan Baton Hill. Oat-door m
warsladslpdlaaadeajoysdhysil. A
”satire! collation was served in an
«hing.
M
TEE WING SENTINEI.
i
Gould BOyIDOIII’I barn, at... 'ld
burned two weeks ago, is being rebuilt.
Old Well Hook and ladder Co. will
elects delegate to the State firemen's
convention on Monday evening.
The funeral of William 8. Benton will
‘ be held at his late residence on Clay
street tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
a ball pm Who R. arr. and
the Westcotts, of Stamford, is being
played on the Baxter grounds this after-
noon.
James Gordon, of the borough, has
been appointed delegate to the district
Lodge of the G. U. 0. 0. F., which meets
at Putnam next week.
A number of spectators lined the Wall
I," street bridge yesterday, watching the
antics of Don Juan, a negro of some
fame, who was vainly endeavoring to
spear eels among the rocks of the river.
August Stein was arrested by Oillcer
Dauchy in East Norwa'lk last night. Be-
fore Judge Knapp, this morning, the
prisoner was found guilty of the charge
of vagrancy and sentenced to ten days
in jail. ‘w
Miss Adelle Biaz, of New York city,
died at the residence of re. Susan ti.
English, No.14 Plymouth avenue this
morning, aged 84 years. Her remains
will be tskcti to new York for inter.
Ineut l
, —-Road carts at $1 I, iii “clean" a Ite-
pository, 05 North Main St.
William 11. Aiken, of the borough,
went on the picnic to Chimmon's Island,
Thursday, and was in the tent which col-
lapsed during the squall accompanying
the afternoon shower, and received a
painful blow on the head from the tent
pole.
At the comptroller’s silica in Hartford
yesterday morning. $44,000 worth of
new five per cent. bonds of the Donbury
and Norwalk railroad were registered
according to law. They take the place
of the same amount of seven per cent.
bonds which become due July 1.
John liarly and a barber named Ly nclI
became engaged In a fight near liaun' s
livery stable last cvenin g. llarty was
getting the best of the barber when Mr.
Dunn heard the noise. came out and sep—
arated the men and ordered them from
his premises. No arrests have yet been
made.
An Associated Press dispatch, sent out
from Norwalk, states that Charles Look,
a milk cart driver, was badly bitten by
dogs early this week, and his condition
is now serious. The animals were figlib
ing, and Look tried to separate them.
He will be taken to the Pasteur institute
New York.
The second annual regatta of the la-
dian Harbor Yacht Club will be sailed
off Greenwich on Saturday, August 2.
The course will be five nautical miles to
windward (or leeward) and return, from
stakeboats anchored between Little Cap-m
tain’s island and Greenwich point. En-
tries will close July 3i.
Some time ago tickma were sent to the
different German societies in the state
for drawings of prizes, the proceeds of
the sales to go to two members of the
German Sick Benefit association, of An-
sonic.
took place. Ticket No. .59, held by the
society in South Norwalk, drew a clozk.
—A lady says: ”Brussels soap makes
good strong suds. i used it with com
plete success upon two book agents."
On Monday afternoon a party of mem-
bers of the llystic Shrine will start from
New York on a thirty days trip to San
Francisco, taking in the Yellowstone
Park and the other places of interest on
the journey. They go by special vesti»
bule train, with every convenience for
comlortablo travel. The party, which
is limited to 100, includes Mr. and Mrs.
E. 0. Kceler, of Norwalk.
ALL more; in}: sure.
Matters Worthy of flotation that Do Not
Happen Every Day.
Benjamin Peterson, the colored sexton
of the Fast Baptist church of llartfo rd
has drawn Ol5,000 in a lottery.
Rev. Mr. Schofleld, of Higgauurn, was
burned in efllgy a few nights since, he-
causo of his remarks against Roman
Catholicism in his Fourth of July ora-
tion.
Willie Daugherty, of Bridgeport, dove
from a height of forty feet on a floating
splle driver Thursday and struck the
deck, breaking both arms and injuring
the head badly.
Hiller CurtIts, of Huntington Center,
darted his mill last Sunday, forgetting
binary or thowosk Theehnrch bells
informed him of his mistake and be «nit
work and went to church.
Samuel J. l-‘lynn was yesterday sen-
tenced to a year in the New Haven jail
for obtaining money under false pre-
tenses. lie collected money for pictures
which he never delivered.
Hartford has had a queer character for
two years is Adolf von (lazinski. lie
usually wears a canvass suit, the treason
tucked in at the boot tops, and he usual-
ly carries a revolver and an are in a belt
strapped around his waist. When he
works he helps farmers in the neighbor—
s
l. ltsla Activity In the Alarm.
There was very little activity in the
market this week. 'l'hscontinusd warm
weather hasdoneagreat dealof injury
to fruits, causing scrim loss to fruit
dell."- Practically all the fruit in mar-
ket comes from California. Tbs fruit is
not east in relrlmvoy cars jfld decays
within a few day altar being taken out.
Comets are-hour gone. Bluefish are
plantifahassrenaarly allkisds of lab.
All kindest vegetables can he bought
forallttlsmcasyasdthemukstiswsli
mocked. “Io-atom, string beans and
manulllngstthssssvspvlewaslmt
l
the
«believed anions lu- Luke 1
Wednesday night tbedrawIngs ’
mmumeunoccmmm
HONDA! SHIVIO“.
for In Norman: Cosoasomuur. -
ll v. hAugustus I". Beard, DJ), will
uracil tomorrow morning and evening.
jounfi'he s’smeetiug at 0:40. Bub-
ncss of belonging to
the church.
Scorn lionwaur Bamsr Carmen.—
Rev. G. E. Torrey, in exchange with the
pastor, in the morning. Subject—Near-
ness to God. Evening. Rev. Archibald
Wheaten. Subject—Bearing the cross
A sermon to boys.
Boom Nonwaur binocular Era-ico-
l’AL- Rev. Crandall J. North, pastor.
10:30am” preaching by the pastor' 12
o’clock, Sunday school session: 0:30 p.
m., young people’s meeting: 7 :30 p. m .
preaching by the Rev. C. It. l’egg, of
East Norwalk, in exchange with the pas-
tor.
Tara’rrv Cnuscn.-—Seventh Sunday
after Trinity. Holy communion at 7.30
a. m.; matins and sermon at 10:30 a. m.:
erensong and sermon at 7:30 p. m.
Firm Cormama‘rrosu. (Incarn—
Scrvices at 10:30 a. In. and 7:30 p. In. In
morning Dr. Noble will speak upon ”I"
humanity of t‘.hrist l' seeing suhjecl~
The wholesome tongue, u tn: e or ii!"
Everybody welcome.
NORWALK llrmrmirsr (outrun—Ser-
vices tomorrow at 10. 30 e. In. and 7. 30
p. In. Subject for the morning, No
room for Jesus. Subject for the ov-en
ing, Salvation—personal and social.
Am I: 31 CIIIIIs'rr as CliL’ III ll, \ no limit
Avenue, East Norman—Prose by
aster, ii. if. Tucker, 19:30. Subject
so thing which “are mosgnr‘ely
u a
school 12m.- I prayer and praise serving
at 0'30; 7130, preaching. Subject—The
seven seals of Revelations. We welcome
all.
Sr'nrxizmioo USIUN Crmvrzr. —Sub-
ject. Sunday evening—Thecilects of one
sin—item. 5, 12. Wednesday evening—
l.ost and found.-—l.uke 15, 10.
Brznossms Cii.tl’l2l..—-Kev. C. .l. North
wrll preach at 3 p.m. tomorrow. Miss
Doughty will sing.
i It I: MILE [in an llnrrorvrsr Cili'itl 'li.
Rev. William Felter, a young man
well known In Five Mile llive r will
preach in the Methodist church in that
village tomorrow.
warr'rnn. '
Advertisements under this head notucecding.’
lines, 1 time 25c, 3 times 50:. l wee $1.00.
)i A i0l' Ni) HAN, BOARD“. A RE‘i’ECT—
I anli privat- fami in Scott Nllrw1.k.('.arln!.r
prufsm-vl Arldrc.» . ..l’ the (ill ”is if.
l'l'ilATlON BY A (iEl'lllAb' (iiltl. HOOD
L. Cook and Washer and [moor and v mitt" amt-
nll kinds of homework Apply a: Frank I‘lvu s
Ely avenue yr: 11.
FOR. SALE.
Advertisements under this he,arl not «recall cg 5
linen ionic 16c, Mimosa): I we: at so.
lCi’F Lil-COM MBIA LIGHT ROADSTER
bafcty', ms but lit it: good as saw. SM),
George See' ry, New (Hanna L' Inn 5r) '"
( )NE 0(0in ARI) WAGON, CHEAP. lF 80L l)
atoncc. lr mm of lame Kirkhamg .leer.
mgton Biru‘t South \u rwalk Jle lw
’l‘llE CIGAR AND CO\FEITIONEBY Bl r-i
am on Woodward III-mar. new conducnd by
James V illage. Apply on the premium. yl‘Jl r
DIIIIBTRA'I'OR‘ ll SALE — A DWELLING
1 llonsc and about ll acres of land, on E: Neck
road in ttcurh Norwalk being the homestead lately
cccVLpied by Baliamxu inland Milena-ed. Inquire
llliam ll. Reed, Administrator. on t!
1 W088” BUlLDl-gfl [.1703 AND PAltblll AT
underwent a l'flli' as sun on near
TBRISI Alaio [NVMIES'I' BONDS mass,
ram TED. TAYLOR A WLDES, insur—
ance Agents. 0 to if
W0 rholce building lots, .50 and w feet from,“
West avenue. Applyto W. C. tiltlllei, or
i. l. llUY'l' . r12 t!
TO LET.
Advertisementsaader this head, not exceeding 5
lines, ltlmethimeswc, lweek'lilo.
I 0013 my RAYIOND STREEP. lNQI'le
at Volk flat Factory. ,Iyl'i tf
VERY PLEASANT FURNISHED iii-uni AT
2.’ Elizabeth street. Booth Norwatk. ,‘fl't ll:
NiC‘ELY FURNISHED "(ONT B04)! TI)
rent, suitable for two gentlemen. Apply a: :1)
“Wilmington street. 1le it
)AE’l‘OP EDI BE AT '0. 9f) :90! fl] llAlN
street: all crnvenlenccs. Also par: of house
at No. :5 “our street, I mum', rent ,l-I. Apply to
Tsylortliol en. ”.w r
EI'OND Pl, 008 0? Eli. E ll00lfs UN BAR
a. shall-tint. Ailmoduu 1m rovcnm ' liert
Sit lnquireoff Becker, ill ashngtua sweet,
South Norwaik. ;.yl ’ lIv
BUCSIAND BARX— not ex flail . nouns,
andbarn room forthres horses and rar
rug-es. Apptyto'rhomas Village, ;.-. Day strut
South Norwak jll‘o'l t!
BOISE l3 EASI’ MmWALK. hilt lti)0ll
corn lets order. rent '13. Also a home on
Woodwarr avenue, Sit. imam. of K. A. W-ocd
wsrd.1n;’i
'l‘lll SEC0lll) VLlKJlt 0P LiBltAliY Bl if 0
log. 5 rooms. Inquire at Library rooms. III :1 If
ltiou 0i ill}:I 0' lilill'l' ROOMS 0N TOLL” HT.
Norwalh Water and tar rovemeats ltl
barium Bent Sis. Apply to John “Krupp SJ
West street. Booth Norwalk. Into
‘ltoll APRIL in. ON sensor's PLACE.
lower door ave rooms and two rennin ln Sltlc'
ll. ‘Seymcur. “Jib .J t!
I 005”. MORE AND BARN OH (11036
arse: and Wilton avenue, Kurwaik. hire
of Barr Smith. it if
I'LIAIMST 30:)! ii! A 1-”qu
mun-Maw tune sans the winter
2.25.. miu..m¥£'ulmcno. aim
FOIJHD.
Advertisements under thlshcsd. not exceeding 5
llaealtlmeflsflttwmlmkfl L.”
SHALL BAY KHAN laltl'. THE O'Nllt
II .3“ ”Vi" '“m' FL l‘ll‘i'ifi "if":
I my my 0 II n
m a it
Business opportunity.
For Salemmaap for Cash.
I stock Irtures, aadgood will of slim class
It (imam rising hastens-of mm which can
easily be incensed to swan. per sauna, within a
shortdisrases aflosw loswalk. Ants-chaste for par-
la the Grocery business
Owner hum other mom hr lunher particulars
“drill“. W. ll, fix '0. For-walk. Ct. in!) its
Illlill "Ruin ”Giulia!
IBOPBIS 08m. .123 u.
A naaams'l'rslsisg forbothsrses. Snob
WWII-has. Pea-evils. . m
hurl, ting. etc,
dsat may he latwviewsd at the after Avg.
(”Masai an application. in
soon IOIIAl-I savrsos IA“
It I” ltrsst.
”lync- teams-irra- t tote.-
2-Way shuns-s res.
rmmflm
3%.“...
. flee! Vial, lamb, lutm
IBMMW
.——. -......._.....
W Home nan.
Saturday, July i9ih,
on room ONLY.
Special Engagement of Celebrated
' ’ Worlil’smll n. I
RR R m. i R l
Comprising the following well-known artists:
WI. nexus arcs. BILLY Itlltcll,
BOB SLAV’IN, PHASE HORSE,
TALLY-flli-Tltltl, FRANK In".
and 2": other well-known comedians of equal merit,
Brilliant First Parl, Superb Orchestra,
column BRASS man.
2!: HOURS ON GENUINE MlNBTBELSY.
NEW SONGS. HEW DANCE-ll. KEW Alf”.
PRICES AS [fill/lb
"unveil mu on sale It IlnyI'I In! "Item's ml:
lmm.
v I r '
.li MIN 1). l)()ll(lll l‘\
A It '1‘ l H '1‘.
Formerly of ll cat T'C‘fl'y-lllll‘ll sin-.14 New York
city, has opened ltlllidin ill the luff mllrc llullfllnlt
South Norwals, where he is prepared to instruct
pupils in the h ghee: art, to rise! or in private
Portrait Painting, Water Colors. Free "and Draw
lag and Tapestry Painting a pp: nislry. jylo 3m
SPECIAL sell
S‘KlliURi'alid‘SHAll’E
H A T S !
Hill THE ““10“! 0? Jill.
Those purchasing list and Tllmliitfig an: nave
Hat Trimmed Free
,man
3 WATER STREET,
MilllVAl Ii. . - “LVN.
WAR moi him
out. Quality,—Tlrr noel.
L
Pork, salt are: Fresh,
éornod Barf. amok» Tongue. ii L115,
3‘; 3514?”. liarnnJlaln-ma. Prank
forte. Etc.
Home Dressed Poultry 3 Specialty.
Orders llelivereil Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
‘i' l l" aslrlnglon fill-cot
L .lllll'b" Illi.‘ l (LES, SIN
.-|l.l. "A”. HEAD")! .
toiurnhia ll gh' Boudoir-r Sahry
llarrfonl Safety . .
Solstice“
Can t... Baal-lac sIocII.
Free Instructions to All Customers.
Before you buy a Wheel, ,x-t our it me and pnzra.
Jac kso n Bros...
55 Wall Street, homalk, i'oan.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, Lukawanna, Locust
lountsin. Franklin, and
Wilkesosrre Goals.
item for RUBBER Pillil
Yard \ foot of Washington and liar.
shall streets. Branch odlce at Silicon
Drug Store Mini
A. S. I‘ERRIH,
JEWELER.
Blamsads, Watches, Jewelry.
lla'uskmam.
”outbid-It... - Imam-ta.
....... fronljfiiiup
lllllllll P0|lll
FINEST
SUMMER RESflB'l‘
”flUNf-z
LONG ISLAND SOUND.
ATTRACTIONS THIS
SEASDN.
NEW
SEA F001] [ll ALL KINDS.
First-Class Restaurant.
Filifilll'l'lfill ii "KNRBEL
rtroerusroxs. my er. I!
ROTON POINT!
THE STEAMEil “MEDIEA,r
CAI’I’. ll. BOWLAI“).
Time Table
Daily trips from South Korwalk to Rotor: Point
and Ben Island lil.1.,lna.m l' slip. in, '11 p. m.
31'}: m, 5..l~lp In
Hunt l‘w‘l‘OX l‘uisl’.
to South Nurwalk.
(I m a. ill.
".25 .1. m.
1.3%) p. m.
1 ii p, m. " “
l20p m, In W: 905 Point and 5mm .‘HIK'I’v'l/k.
b to p at. .. .. .. ..
ramr can. only“
a .‘II II m. in Wilson l’oint .
103 't. m. to South mevnllr,
' .m M Wilson Want and sz'l. NI rwt'l.
' . I. to south Non-.13..
.
. lIr,
ELM“: aoni'uvl..i~..ur N -w...;
Fluill lI-IIS I nut
~ the 1‘... ' lid. Fund and Roma Your.
1 .,, p, m .. .. ..
l. '31 l" 'U lirz'. lEEItml and Emmi. NIP -\ 1‘31
5 'ilp_ m . o .. .. ..
Si SDAY Titli'rl.
leave Bi: [Land 'l :r) a m. for South Normal:
LI Isw South Norwslk fur Rotor: Point and il-IL‘.
[sharillulu In. in ,lJiup m 'JI.-lp.m..’l1«‘,um.
wl p. m.
lxzitVI: annr‘. l'mrzr f. r South Blow-alt ll I.) .1 m ,
lif. .rrI .2 if. p. m . t 25p to. minim 82;.
and 'I‘ilsun l’mM). ii ;) p. ,2. ,1“! lap,
[rind
The Medea w .; ‘Ev’lp s.’ Dorm: . i' r.: or. any of
I trauilr trips. xvi-In there are pvmnxvrs In :I t
on. or oil
Thv Mulch may I. .nwm for linens-gm Ex. iii"
elem II' Miserable rules TI-rm» upon app. raft-In
m I‘la- i‘aptizn. myzt 'f
To New York in [05:4 Two Hours and
It "all,
The NI-w out i'a..I'.I Sh :ImI '
“CAPE CHARLES,”
CAPT. FIRED L. BI’XBBII,
Willromrnencemahing Daily Tripato New York,
Comfort, Safety and Speed.
Pfll’l LAX PRICES —Sonl.‘l Nnrwnk '0 New
York, slag.» mo, in crave t‘lfilifliun (I) ream. (m
and after
HONDAY. JUNE 16“).
The a’urmrwzli leave Wile-on than an arrival of
Housawan: train leaving bloom Burwalk at a 27 a.
m. Returning leave New York, Her lo Earthwor-
fmt of irt'erenn i met. at a) p. m mil {00' of
Th. rfy lira: «rut Eustrwr a: ll.’ p. to. (uni rt-
Inz Illll train at Wilson Point. For .liIKe' I and
l'nrlhrriuforma'. :on appsy to! D WELL». Adam
l nllul some Errresel‘ omnany nppm-ir. iopol’
slim!" Ii'l'AltltlAJK.
V we l‘rI-s. .lru! Il'ul macro: Manner, '35". Plumb
ulna-t, hr- lurk 1".“ I
llOI SATthlC RAlLllllAll.
GASBI.’ BY t NORWALK DIVISION.
Corrected June lttb. tam
Pansenger ‘l'rairxs.
1-K)! [‘1 l.
v Norwak Lv So .‘i “'1. Ar Wilson i'rrlr:
7-13.an .5869. Milan.
Si” ‘9 " " 3‘ 1’» “
10 (ll “ II) ll " l.) w ‘
imam lmpm. lupus.
4m .. no “ tr. .
M ii " iIlscd 6‘3: ”IIYBJ ll ill "”10
5... «m -- .. .. Ir. .. ..
- .. .. lOi’l .. .. w“ .. ..
"1 v. 9 h arson.
-”“ _”W*~-‘” ' w L ’ _.- ’ '“ 8 Ma. r'
BICYCLES- ”‘9‘" mun",
Lv. Wilson Po 'at Lv.iio.Norwalk. Arjirnzuk
C 25 " ti 1') ” " ll H ”
046 " 018 " 9330»!!!
1201 " I‘llllert. ”lands.
l 50 "lerd '1 i0 ” limit z to ind
son.- 51: .. 521mm.
SCI“ " G 1'13 '0”.
l0 to “ llxed ll) 2:» " fluent to 3'1 ms
at'IDAI.
9 2!! I. in ’J In.
t 52 p m 6'. Imp.
Main Lino.
leave Bridgeport for Pltteflclr'.
1.05s accommo'a
10w ’ .
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Whozcaan lectail- .srrrln allklatlsol’ Horse Buyers
60A]; AND “001] We areconatantlyr-a-
calving Pine nurses,
Brick. Lime. Cement. suited to all ass.
You will find the n:-
zs'r OOAcBBBl. the
1328'! Romania. the
summer WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST assonnzn or
SALE HORSES in rats-
field County. Parties
wanting any kind of a
Horse, can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WANTED.
M. I]. PARWNS.
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I'Iarn one way. Lie; Excursion Tickets. 25¢ '
SOUTH NORVIALK EVEi'liliu Slifl'l‘lfllfla. SATURDAY. JULY 19. 1800.
up to $1.70.
we will offer them at 8c,
can he found elsewhere.
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and
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Pure Wines. liquors. Ali's;
mui lie-wt» {or limiit-izml Ind,
Family use.
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PLAISTED’S
DrugStorc
l'mlcr .llaliarkvnm Hotel,
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Emilie: Repository
65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
“001’" SOBWALK, .
(30“.
”up
NOS wuvv’uuaxom 'v
llsvlag Ilttedap a
Carriage Repository
Al to North lain street, Stalk Sorwalk. ldevlrc In
all It. attention of the want to the. one line I
have to select from. 'l'hrre Wagons hrs of raw her
make, warranted and include the leading styles of
Burr-eye, Buggies, Phaetoas.
consortia. Spindles. lloaIl
farts, Business ll'ssons,
Grocery and Silk
Wagons.
CARRIAGE rennin rnoamv
ATTENDED» T0.
51‘; A. McLEAfl.
(3130. JEIJIFII’ Id,
UHDERTAKE R.
32 Soft. Illa fittest. South Sarwalk
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SillFlElll & ~'
Ten dos Gents’ Domct Flannel Shirts, 30c apiece. Ladies’ and Misscs’ Blouses from 25c
One case 30 inch Challics; these goods were retailcd at 150 at this sale;
Wool Challics 18¢ per yard.
53¢ per yard. Forty dozen Lace ('urtains full size, at 69¢ per pair. We have the largest;
assortment of Outing Flanncls to be found III the state. Parasols at 25 per cent. cheaper than 2,.
The Norwaik ‘
So. Norwalk
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Will begin their great July Clearance
Sale on Wednesday, the 9th.
Everything at Greatly Reduced Prices.
Come early and secure the bargains while they last.
store will be open Monday until 9 [I III., . \‘Iturday until 10 pm
SillFlELll & Bill
Hill 'Bfllllll are
One case Dress Gingllams at
Try them
during these
hot days.
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