THEEVMGSENTINEL
fin. ." sans-wows-
will.
Mimosa-ethane”!
{I fimmCAI-NEWS.
*’ Us.” aura lav-Ia wsasasr laroeasts-
Ippf’ Valley‘siilfprohabln‘ gtho sin I
move w y
m to-day, becoming severe in the
stamp?” Wednesday. Tem-
lo. in United States yes-
m. In th'u district to-day warmer,
weather will probably pre’vail, with
to light somewhat variable w
tobecome southerly.
States-rid New England
will prevail, with
Today in thissectionand in New
maul! warmer. fair weather will
, with fresh southerly
‘an increase of the amount of
_ he;air and on Wednesday
warmer, fair to
cloudy weather and southerly winds,
with a decided Increase of aultriness.
mat-tun Alma-no [or III-Morrow.
Sunrises IN? setsfligh tide Low tide
12. 46 8.14
We! pottery will been duty days
New Bow—Af— Mwertby now has
fifteen clerks and expects to have his re-
ports completed by August 1.
' Everett Ferris, of Stamford, and George
Word, of the borough, will go into
Mp on Nauvoo Island to-morrow.
~Frank Benton, of River street, bor-
oughphas acceptedaposition with the
Dsuidizsd Metal company, of Bridge-
” ______
-, Ill. Wheaten presided at the organ
of the South Norwalk Baptist church
My. Her playing was very much
.—-Lssts twiceas long as cheap soap
for laundry use—~Bnlssels.
The New Canaan—_— Messenger says sev-
oral members of Wooster lodge, of that
place, wIlI visit Butler lodge, 1.0.0. it,
in Wednesday evening.
The borough police have received or-
lists from the warden to prohibit all per-
mriding bicycles, velocipsdes, or tri-
cyslm, on the sidewalks uptown.
A special meeting of Old Well Hook 8:.
Ladder company will be held this even-
ing fw- the purpose of electing delegates
totkefitate Firemen’ a convention.
The efliapaed— tent bus Men resurrected
and Is “Aiken” to be reoccupied by just
arch a jolly, fascinating bevy of “water
spirits” ss'when the disaster occurred.
, The Indiee’ Aid Society of West Nor-
walk will hold a lawn festival, with
m aadainging, at the residence of
RT. lawbey, on Wednesday evening.
2 Celeb Wood 'm one of the delegates
from the Department Encampment of
Camecticut to the National G. A. R.
Encampment which will be held at Bos—
ton, August 12.
£50“?
angle pedestrian ran a hundred yard
dashatthe Fair Grounds for a keg of
list; yeatarrby afternoon. The borough
manwon the race.
Two children of coir}: B. Dake, form-
erly of South Norwalk—oue a girl five
years old and the other a boy three
mold—died last week in Brooklyn of
malignant diphtheria.
‘-~New baby carriages, 85 and upwards
. at Podmore’s.
It was reported last week that a young
son of Loomis Scolleld, of Selleck’s Cor-
out, near New Canaan, was antlering
with hydrophobia. The report, we are
pleased to note, is not true.
George Benton, who is painting the
switch. and signals on the Danbury
and Norwalk division of the Housatouic,
hacosnplstedhiswork as faras South
Wilton, and hopes to reach Norwslk to-
0
Norwalk sprinter and a bor-
Jothllliams, for drunkenness and
hruehol the peace, and Charles Sweeny,
fabvaachof the peace, were cases be—
fore Judge Knapp for trial this morning.
mmwuflned 32.00 and costs, and
am, “A” “d was
Oorblg sistertown of Stamford, has
no public clock and visitors who are
m wet‘ches find it dilllcult to as-
Willie my.» Norwalk has
i” clocknwhich strike every
hour thetwenty-foor.
J)” "‘9 t»!
“and litIA Ionday, the train on the
Danbury and Norwalk division at pres—
fltlflvlng Danbury at 12.05, will start
'0‘ minutes earlier. Corresponding
”have been made on the flawley
‘ls‘llle and Ridgefleld branches.——Danburv
"I.
‘l‘hetuohers of the First if. E. Sunday
salted held a meeting at the close of the
“anyway to consular the matter
of holding a picnic. A vote that excur-
sion be given the Sunday school was
“been but as yet no plans for holding it.
bssudeclded upon.
The Improvement noticed for the past
two week In the condition of the borough
“A“! ll explained by tile fact that
“mi" PM I rich hasbeen [Btu
“water from to. city pipes. Ila beg:
lhhmsrnlng taking water again from
the borough hydrants.
--Itisan extravagant man who will
Mauricio-pl. of filly cant
“I when ten cents' worth of
uOllssiiassvllltloths,iobjustassape—
aldasweli,haondltlsanex—
woman w will use
06-M- Ira-sis soap. for the rams
,‘ lsyor
George Waksaral, QETalhmyll‘ohest -
=W. Daria. endorse-ills. We fikfiW
st.C.J.Nosth and Namath“
exchangedpnlpltslastsrsniag.
Extra Policunan John Lovejoy was on
dutyiatbeboroogh yesterday.
Charlmllileytooka partyof borough
friendsovertolamg lslandyesterday.
'l‘heCourt of Burgesseswill hold an
adjourned meeting tomorrow evening.
--Fresh milk by the quart every :day
at Theo. Knapp's old stand.
John Haslett, of New Canaan, has re—
ceived back pension to the amount of
82.4 -
William Besrse. of the borough, has
secured a position as driver on the street
railway line.
John Early was tried before Judge
Austin on Saturday afternoon for assault,
andlined$2and oosts,amounting to 39.56.
The decision of Jud; Knapp in the
caseof the State vs. Henry Richmond
and Andrew Johnson for malicious
I prosecution was to have been given Sat-
urday afternoon at 5 o’clock but was
postponed for one week.
-—Jealous darkies wipe out their rivals
with bone-handled razors, and Brussels
soap wipes out its rivals with the broad
are of superior merit.
W
“Jam B.. JVsidmun,
and Barnum, all .01 Dolphin, will all
from South Norwalk on the yacht
"Viola,” on Thursday, for a ten days'
fishing cmise down east.
NO GRADE CROSSINGS.
What Vice-President Reed Says of the
Consolidated.
Vicepresident Reed of the Consolidated
row is quoted by the New Haven Reg-
ister as saying:—
Our road will bathe only railroad in
the country without a grade crossing.
When the four tracks are completed on
the New York division, there will not be
agrade crossing on that line. As fast
eswe areputting in the double tracks
we are doing away with the grade cross-
ings, either taking the highways over or
under. They are doing something in
this line on the Pennsylvania road be-
tween New York and Phildadelphis, but
west of Philadelphia I think very little
change is taking place. In these days
there should be no crossings at grade,
and no road is perfect with such grades.
In England they have no grade cross—
ings.
Continuing he said that on the Shore
Line division, as fast as the double track
was being put down, the grade crossings
were taken out. his few months there
would not be a grade crossing between
New London and New York. With the
reduction of the curves. the Shore lane
is to beavery straight line. The divi-
sion will be much straighter than the
New York, and faster time can be made.
It will resemble the Stonington road be-
tween New London and Providence,
which is one of the straighteet railroad
lines in the country.
The Knights of Columbus.
The recent action of the Knights of
Columbus in extending the order outside
of Connecticut has been productive of
good results, and already applications
for charters have been received from
several cities in other states. A week—‘__‘—
irorn to-dsyacouucil will beinstituted
in i’awtncket, It. I. The council will be
the fifty‘seventh In the order it is prob-
able that new councils will soon be
established in Brooklyn, Newark, Rich-
mond, \'a., and Greenfield, Mass" as cor-
amoog parties in those cities. The board
of directors will hold a meeting in New
Haven July 31, to formulate the new
rules regarding the admission of mem-
bers, as recommended at the last annual
meeting. During the past week benefits
of 31,000 have been paid to the benefic-
iaries of E. J. (JotIee, of New Ilavcn.
Charles II. Anderson, of Bridgeport, and
Thomas W. Higgins, of L'nionville.
sharp Practice on Drugglsts.
The drugglsts about New Haven have
recently been subjected to a piece 0!
sharp practice which seems to be much
like ewindllng. A deaf mute who ap-
pears to be between twenty-live and
thirty years old enters a drug store and
asks for II bottle of l'ollontine Bitters.
As the article is a new one, there is lit-
tle chance that the druggist has it In
stock. Dy communication carried on
in writing, the mute asks the drugng
toprocore a bottle. This ‘Is done and
the mute comes in and pays a dollar for
the medicine. lie then requests the
drum toprocnrselsyou or five bottles
momtoarakeupthesvsn nor hall
dose-t by buying which the purchaser
”admits” .‘i‘boaflitirm-
al bottles are not called for or paid for.
and thedruggist has them left on his
hands. , _ ,,.__,
Wisdom of Ihn Wits.
Swearingls called profane language
because it is so very common.-—Boston
Transcript.
In hot weather it is betterlo agree
with a man than to argue the case with
him—New Orleans Picayune.
A school teacher refers to the mem-
bersof he youngest els- in arithmetic
"the little things that count.”—-
Waditngtou Post.
“Thsnsw assessor is a very honest
man." "You don't say so! What has
bebseudotngt” "Why, he told me he
often taxed his own memory.”«—West
Shore.
Boa receipts -~ IIIows. ~ Yenowine's
News.
"Cooland collected,”«—Ihe too out.»-
Washington Post.
Wbsothallorcury touches para fst
man's spirits go down to term—New
York Journal
'l'ksaswsashcrmformsn may
podbiyeanssapalala the stomach-—
bowellOourIer
respondence is_already being carried on '
trusses ro m Imam...
Norwalh and Westport.
a mountain, says the Bridgeport Stand-
ard, and with a little stretch of the im-
agination might be likened to the Boo-
aac or the lit. Cenis tunnel.
end instead of beginning in the middle.
in the grade it will be cut down the feet.
Astrong resemblance which this work
bears to mountain tunneling, is from the
fact that the two forces of excavators,
working east and west, will meet near
the uter of the great cut. But the rail-
ro workers will not workso much In
the dark as did the Mount Cenis tunnel
cutters, because the present work is
being carried on beside an existing cut
tllrougis. the ledge.
Rochelle and Bridgeport.
cud of the year and in use.
substantially built bridges.
under way.
Carri of 'l'fIau Its.
behalf during my recent sickness.
Russet 'l'umn'son
he has]. Railroad Ont Between *onth
The deep cut that is being widened on
the New York road between Westport
and East Norwalk reseaemblsv in many
ways in its construction the tunneling of
.. Bushess Opportunity.
For Ialo~tziseap for (la-II.
"amalgam, ,andgoodwlilofat tclall
Grocery abnslauof 10,0“), ‘IICD can
sssllyba loans» liege-now. wtnlua
abortdlstaace lorwalk. Arareclnnce lorpsr-
tin toh lathe
Grocery husian.
Owner has [or further particulars
address 0. W. ll, IIlilo: are, Norwalk, Ct. 1on II
The cut is
so very deep that In order to remove the
excavations of rock and earth it has been
necessary to carry on the work at each
The cut is over a mile in length, and
runs through a large amount of rock
that has rendered necessary much cut-
ting and blasting. A large force of men
have been engaged in the undertaking
for several months, and the widening ls
about two-thirds completed. Not only
is the cut being widened, but the grade
is to be cut down. At the heaviest point
Hfll‘l’lN Bililllflii NTNTET!
srartronn. court.
BBOPBNS SEPTEMBER 3a.
A Business Training School for both sexes Book-
krepln Banking, humanship. Tells. scrap“- , short
hand, Icwnting, cm, thoroughly innit! I' not
deal may be interviewed at the College after Aug.
25th. Catalogues sent on applloullou. 3).
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK
til Washington Street.
(spounally yfrnomomiiam andfrotu l Ioap. In
an outlalurday evenings from s to 8.
H'lntcrcst allowed on Deporlts.
swim somaus Pres
JOHN II lvn'Iuils Vice-Pres;
JOHNII. sharp soc unu'l‘reas
A. As. li‘ldRR I";
JEWELER.
Diamonds, \‘l'ntchos, Jewelry.
Fine Wucb to; wring a Specialty.
30 South Malls NL. South Namath.
The widening of this cut is for the pur.
poseot extending the four trpulisw blob:c
are to be completed Ween New
It Is expected P.“
that the section between \Vcstport and
South Norwalk will be completed by them
When this
section is completed, f our grade crossings
will have been abolished by carrying the
highways over the railroad by means of
The other
side of Westport work is in progress for
doing away with three more grade cross-
ings, one of the new bridges having been
completed, while work on two others is
I desire to thank through Tut: SESTI-
SKI. the employees of the Lock Works,
members of the South Norwalk Metho-
odist church and all others who so kindly
contributed toward a subscription in my
.Iol—IN 15.1)OUGIIITS
; {
crly est '1‘ rl all ow Y
has 0% a stu ill (rm ilul
Booth Norw where be Is impart-d t
pits in the highest art. in class or n pr.
ortrait Painting, Water Colors Free [land Draw
ing and Tapestry Painting n sp‘; (Idliy. ”In an
SPECIAL SALE
SAILOR and SHADE
HATS!
FOR THE FOl’ll'l‘ll Oi“ .IULI'.
Thosr‘ purchaslouilal and Tnmmmg uni TIS-L’
Hat Trimmed Free
WANTED.
NHSNHNWGHTT’S
3 WATER. STREET.
lines, lilmczic,3tlines5ik: Ismksi
famzly of three.
Crescent Terrace. 30th horwalk. jyzl It
Advertisements under this head not exceeding' .-
AGlill 'l‘O DOOBNERAL DOT NBWOIIK [N A
In: our of W I: 'Ism r5 Knapp
NORWA Lit . - CONN.
WASHINGTON NHNNNT.
"iTl'A'I‘lOS BY A GERMAN GIRL.
my avenue opposite chapel
FOR SALE.
gy‘ll I!
ilmlurnefic, itimcswc Iwcckllm.
I.OUD
I took and Washer and Imnvr, and understands
all kinds of housework. Apply at Prank Sun's,
mdA vertinmcnts under this head. not exec-“hug ..
Ono Quality,—'I‘iio Bent.
* 4 Beef, V’cal, lamb. Mutton. P-Irk,Salt and Fneh,
(fornnl Beef. Smoked Tongm'. llams.
Shoulders, Baum. Bait-gun. Prank.
f«.:le.B'c.
Home Dressed Poultry .1 Specially.
George Scelcy. New Canaan, Conn. 519:3:
lCYCLB—COLI'IBIA thill'l‘ IIOADtl'i‘Eil
safety; run but little: good as new, two.
Orders Delivered i’romptly.
( at once. Inquire of laser Kirkham, Ill Wash
lumen street. South Norwalk.
NB llORSl AND WAGON, CHEAP IF SOLD
,1le Iw
CHARLES SMITH
53 Washington Street.
I]! CIGAR AND CONFILTIONERY BI'S!
nose on Woo
James Village. Apply on the premises. you n
avenue, new conducted by
moms morass, .5 .1:
[louse and about ll acres of land, on El
road. in South Norwaik being the homes:
of IlllamB. Bccd Administrator.
fl!) t!
N Iaran. 'ra
ance Agents.
Dullls’l'llA’l'Olt‘l-l BALE.~A DWELLING
Neck
lately
occu led by Builamm ’. Reed. dares-Isl. Immin-
HOUSE BUILDING um AND BAR)“ AT
REASONABLE Pill? B AND ON EASY
TERI!) ALSO lNh'ISTNhNT BONDS, LOANS
soon lel d: GOLDEN, Insurj
0i
TWO choice building lots, 50 and 8.. feet from. on
West avenue. Apply to W C. SAIIIS. or
ALI. “ALI. BRAIN)”.
I. I. now out
To LET. tolumblsijghtitcadsilrsltflly' ......... an
_ IlsrlfordSuflIy .. . In)
Defence. .lrom 1: l'. u; I
Advertisements under this head. not crowding
In... Inocusumwlwmsl no.
5 tall and Bromine Stools.
two gentlemen In Lt
Vt sshiugtnn street, Boot Norwalk.
‘L'IINIBKID “rim rIoos Ron 3...; on
irate family, at No. '21
jy‘ll 1w
Free Instructions to All Customers.
Bolorc you buy II Wheel, ~_-I-t our Korma uml prmcs.
House of five rooms and outbuildings, vmh an
acre or fmIr. Home In good order and ncwl
lntcd. located three mlnulcs‘ walk from Fu-
ile trim Dcpot. Address l’. 0. lies:
Conn.
at \olk list I'm: cry.
OL'SI OF SIX ROOIS AND GOOD ill 1'-
ouildlngs. with one acre of ground or rm.
HilO'lyltIfl
I y ‘ll 1 Iv
OOIS UN RAYMOND STREET lNlll' IRE
Jackson Bros.,
5% WIIII street. horwnlk, i‘onn.
,.
I
t‘
\ERY I’LIABANT I-“l ltlellEl) It! >0.“ A'
A» ” lllLalIeIh “it'll, Booth Norwalk jyl') 3t
lMlt'l‘ 0?
all rr-rIertcnrce Also part of bone
alNo. .lilcnr street lrocm-, run! 510 Applyl
Trlylorhliol cu. m loIf
shall stmt All modun lm I.rorenIrI Is
it. luqmre of (‘ . Baker, III
souls Nanak. jun If
AMA-“mix am Nomi/{III
Ame order. your I'm.
want. 1‘13
w ugh... .w. .3 MM”.-.
1101mm: 0' llOll’l‘ itOOlti ON TOLLIH 81‘.
k. Water and lmrrnrmm’nisl
house. illnt ‘Is. Apply to John
Wat meet. Booth lorwalk.
110! BE AT NO. 95 SOT Til IAIN
Sitcom) nodal)?“ Pl\ s hooks on has;
CH
\aslnnxtnu sIlI-ccl,
lb Nor-all. )yl .. ’Iw
llOi SI AND BARN llOl' til “All ? litmus
has room for three horn-s and at
stages. Apply to Thomas \ Illsgc :.l Day elm-l
SIX ilooill
Alsrv a house On
ass-III. Sit. lurpr'sr of B A... Woot-
Ii- M. .....~.
IIIIIIIIOND HOOK OI“ lllllltAllY ill I”)
5 room inquire at lJbIary rooms. Ju :1 It
i Knappl Ir:
l
c
U
in *3
BIOYOLES.
t
n. .‘qmlllt‘rfl {or llu.
ll..ileyarour
Fat)!“ APRIL lat, Oil HIIIOUII PLACI.
Ive rooms and two rooms In all“
r t
WARWI ' ‘Ii AN D VICTOR
Perfection. Bafny and ruler lilzh wade Wheels.
K'Illllfis, 37%.
IIOUfiuvw
of Don Smith.
“Rum “H“ R: we“
avenue. orwa more
mu Darcy It. Wheeler.
Also a ln-lvrlsrs Bahia. all ball
FIIsl-clsr- III-corrupted II
' role for sale. Hrpalrmg
In all Its branches.
A
MEANT [loll IN A msvrmlm
locality lashedwpsrsonswhowouldllkoto
vtsltWasolngtonMsome time dufllklill. winter or
burden) ra.J. B
.Imlflufl ...' melamine? nflil
ill3 Water Street. South Norwallr .on 3m
JOIIN ll. FEBBIS,
Wholssslcsnd ltatsll Dealer In all kinds of
I,
LOST.
“was
Advertisements” thlshesdmotereesdlog
llaes.ltlma$c,ltilsfl!fi:.lwsek'i.llo.
B... A
able
on Islam-ya
fer Its return
man ”ITIAINA'I' DOCK AND Blhh
muffle" ".j’lllrull’2 Illult»
to
RENAL INN W001]
Brick, Limo. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
I‘OUHD.
Imnmmsummmsm
ornament
hehlgh, llaekawanua, Locust
lountsln. Franklin, and
Wilkesuarre Goals.
u
sisal. m apart sans. rsi ow'ssii
W “$3.3m; in “mm
“will! mmll‘it...
item for RUBBER PAINT
Yards foot of Washington and Nas-
shsll sir-sets. Branch adios at Ellison
Dru; liters. Mini
A R ATi-‘STIII. 'I -
IlllTllN POINT
FINEST
SNNNNN NESNNT
——-:{0N}:—~—~
LONG ISLAND SOUND.
ATTRACTIONS 'I‘lllS
SEASON.
N EW
SEA F001] OF ALL KINDS.
First-Class Restaurant.
TINKNNNTINN 8: KNNNNL
... . .. .. ¥WMPBJ ' infirm
heron com:
THE STEAMER “MEDEA,"
car'r. n. snowman».
Time Table
Daily tri from Sonthorwslk lo Rotou Point
andBcll ls nil—10.30am. 1:30p or ill p.m
351p m ,5_Iup m_
roux Iurros I‘Iil x .
sou. III. to South Nurwnlk.
ll 1'13. tn.
Lilo p. In.
2. i5 [1. in. “ ..
li-l p. In. to Wllson Point and South Norwaik.
6 p. m. .. .. .. ..
FROM 321LISLASD,
FIJI) u. m. to WIIBOD. Point.
9.05 a. m. to South Norwalk.
I: .‘n a, m. In Wilson Pom! and £0th Norwalk
1 33. p III. to South Normal.
2.5.” p. m. “ ”
l2!) p In. to Wilson Form and South Nnrwullg.
o ‘I p_ In.
rm)“ w In!“ h IVT.
~ iH ll. m.t- ilm Island and HIV: on P0 .u'.
l in p. In.
4 ill p. m to llI' i Island and South NI M- k
6.30 p. III. ‘ ” " "
Sl'NDAY TRII’S.
l cave No.1 lslzmd 3 10.1. In for South Nowell:
Loat‘c South Norwslk for Rotor: Pulp: and licll
Island In in a. In. ”.30 p. m. '1 (w p. m. Ilyil p. m
5 no p, m
l.c itit' Roton Pom: for Scull: Norwalk Ii .0 a In.
It! In 2 :5 p m. II:..p In. (6.0tollcll island
and l Halli i'olrt) s l) p m, m mp.
larn one way. “it; i" acurslon Tickets. ‘Jlic
Tlu‘ Kellen wxll stop at Dcrfon': l'u‘ut. on any of
ItsIszIE'u: trips. whom there are pisscngcrs to Ill-t
Ol'l Ol’ hi.
TDI' hfvxlvs may rw award for Monmmll' Exmr
Mons a: II-asuuublr mt-‘s Tl'l’ill" upon application
to the t‘apmlu. mytl ll
To New lurk in Alec 'l'wo no... iintl
a “all.
The \‘I w and Point. IN 8h arm:
“CAPE CHARLES, ”
d‘Al'l'. FRED Ia. BY\BBB’.
lei rommence making Dally Trips to New York.
CoIIIioI-t. Safety and Speed.
PDPI'LAit PRICES—South Norwalk to first
York e. In: it trap in tents: lxc Irsion 60 cents. On
and alter
MONDAY, JUNE 16th,
The It came: to. I have W sun Tom! on umvsl of
llonsatnmc train leaving 50th Kuwait: at 8. "2'
m. Runmmg lean New York Pit? to. East River
footof .lllllrmn - :ml, at (m p. m. and foot of
Thirty first “met. East river. at 3 15 pm
lug vIItl. train s' Wilson l'o. III.
counzct-
l-ur tzcke'. I and
A ' forthcrluformation apply ml D. WELLS. Aecrl
l ullul malls Express Color-ax y, opporl‘tc low:
SIDNEY STAlllll (‘ K
V In l’m-Idrul and mncral Manager 21.6 South
Inn-cl Nrw York. )n ‘I If
AAA7HOI SA'I‘ONIC RAILROAD.
l'axlll‘lli k. NOBWALK DIVISION.
(‘orrccwd June lllh. 1500
Passenger Trains.
800'] ll.
‘ I Norwalk. Lv 30. Noruulk Ar Wilson l‘olnl
73:a.m. 756ml: truism.
il'.‘ " 5‘37 ‘ 835
:IIOKI " l0 I3 “ 10w “
IOIpLIm. llOp.m l17,p,.m
M I in " 4;.
H II ‘ IMIrcII a .J " kiwi-It 0 :ul “M'I‘Il
um but. " “ 3‘ IT. " "
947 " “ 10 id " 10 it) ‘
suamv.
-‘. 59 a. m
sot p. In
nurt't‘u.
Lv. Wilson I’olnt. l.v.t-io.NorwalII. Aort'urwslk
.25 .. .. fl” .. .. 6“ ..
8 lb ‘ it l8 9 3.1mm.
12 UI i=2 lilp. In. l‘ learn.
I 50 ' llrod 210 " llxnl 216 trod
Chopra. 5i? “ humus.
Ml“ ' 6'26 " w
l0 l0 “hired 10?!) " lire-l totallred
scan".
0 so a. m 9 30 a. In.
strip m on". p. III.
Main Lino.
Leave Bridgeport for I’lttslleld.
7 C.’ l a .aocommo' u
“33’? A s ed
0.. I. T!
can In. time 1. “1"?" ”u'
d'ltl p In uprv-u
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Horse Buyers
We are constantly re-
ceiving Fine Horses,
suited to all purposes.
You will find the PIN-
EST COACHERB. the
BEST BOADBTERB. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST assort'rumr'r or
SALE 8038118 In Pair-
field County. Parties
wanting any kind of a
Horse, can be suited
31:33. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRANTBD.
lll. H. PARSONS.
BNNNTNIDN STUNT FINN.
fl! if
up to $1.70.
we will olfer them at 8c.
554‘c per yard.
can be found elsewhere.
ancttc Building, Norwulk,
and
Slflililll & 'NIYT
Ten doz. Gents’ Domct Flannel Shirts, 30c apiece. Ladies' and Misscs’ Blouses from 25c
Wool Challies 18¢ per yard.
Washington St., So. Norwulk.
“4 v.
Will begin their great July Clearance A
Sale on Wednesday, the 9th.
Everything at Greatly Reduced Prices.
One case 30 inch Chullies; these goods were rclailed at 15c at this sale;
One case Dress Giughams at
Forty dozen Lace Curtains, full size, at 69¢ per pair.
assortment of Outing Flauncls to he found in the state.
We have the largest
Parasols at ‘15 per cent. cheaper than
Come early and secure the bargains While they last. A
store will be open Monday until 8 p. Ill,, Saturday until 10 p. In.
The Norwulk
SBNFIELN & NWT.
PLAISTED’ S
We wish to call your atten-
tion to a few scasonablc articles
from our very complete stock
of Drugs and Family Medicines.
i’luistcd 5 ii (of, lion and “ Inc
:1 line summer tunic. 750
.iunmim Hinges 4 ounce
25c
25c
25C
in Niles,
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ll
('holcra Mixture,
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Thlse NHIHS
collated H
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01er that will
NIHHI.
Try them
during these
oi days.
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compare Mm
Try them
during these
hot days.
('olwrus :IIIIT Chloride
Limo in any quantity for dis-
infm'lzmls.
Natural Milwml \anl‘rs by
the bottle 01‘ case.
Pure Wines, Liquors, Ales
and livers lor Medicinal and
Family use.
Remember the place,
PLAISTED’S
DrugStore
l'micr Mahal'kmno Hotel,
SOT Til NOR“ Al I\ CONN
A. A. McLEAllS
Nfll‘l‘lflgfl NTNNSNNI‘Y
65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
son'l‘ll sonWaut, -
CONN.
llsvlug sum up a
Carriage Repository
[It as North ifsln slmt south Norwslk. l dcrlrr- to
callthe allenllou of the publlr to the line line i
have to Klimt from. These Wagonssre of the best
makc, warranted and Include Ihu loading styles of
Surreys, Buggies, Phaetons.
Concorde, Spindles, lloml
r‘srts, Iluslness Wacons,
Oracery and Milk
Wagons.
CARRIAGE REPAIRING PROMPTLY
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ll! North lain Street, llouth Nsrwslk
“dowels" hours. The servlsesof an lsrbalrasr
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