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in!“ mm Weather remnants.
northwestern cyclonic storm, and
Ibnytsndent well marked "hot wave"
advance today to the up-
and the Miesissi lVah
decidedly In the ntral
nndhe severest in this
.. m tn-dsy fair, warmer weather
y prevail. with light varihle
becoming southerly, with some
user the coasts. In the Middle
States warmer, fair weather and light to
frssltlmther winds will prevail; and
All. New Eng fair weather, with
thermelchaogea and light variable
becoming southerly. On Tuesday
Weectlon and in New England
Wflair weather and fresh southerly
Vindswill probably prevail, with an In-
, .Vse of absolute humidity; and on
warmer, much more sultr
partly cloudy weather, wit
frhh southerly winds. Danger
:1” inlsntile summer diseases will prob-
. increase thlls‘ weehutliicidedly.i Tall;
ems [no y occur II
Ethos noghwestern storm as it ad-
ihctlshs ration tow-rd
file i" 'z‘ll'! ll'l'
“llamas- Almanac tor Tomorrow.
WI Intel High tide | Low tide
7.18 8 17 2.07
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Patrolman J. EGormley is on duty I
days this week up town.
3%; se driver for Nickerson d: Bette.
-,-$moke Lender’s Straight Tips.
Joseph Buckman, of the borough, has R
’mptsd I position with C. H. Valdeu,
thsgrceer. -__,
D II. Finch's road scraper is being
used on South Main street and West 3“” 1"
avenue to-day.
John HcConnell, of Ridgefield, and
George II. Potts, of Branchvtlle, have
each been granted a pension.
Th6 Norwalk shirt factory shut down
Setmday for two weeks, so as to allow
the hands to have their annual vacation.
4rnh milk by the quart every day
at Dice. Knapp’ a old stand.
A; large number of Norwalk people
will go to Coney Island on the Humane-
Mela excursion from Dauhury t0v
WW.
Ber. JJ. Wooley of Pawtucket, It. 1.,
preached two interesting sermons at the
loath Norwalk Congregational church
ywterday.
The sergeants and corporals of Com-
pany D will meet at the armon to-mor-
MI (Tusdsy) evening for instruction
hyOaptain Frost.
r. Gases fleadhsesignedwlthc. II.
Cardina- for the “Irish Copenl, ” a new
differydrnnm by Bronson Howard. the
sultan- of Shenandoah.
, .1. Raymond, who has been
I; ill, has recovered sufficiently to
“this“ He has had a very severe at-
tII'ck-cfhperitouitis.
E. A. Woodward gives us comforting
news for these hntdays. One day last
weekwhlleou lit. Washington he had
the pleasure or throwing snow bails.
--Nsw baby carriages, $5 and upwards,
at Pcdmore' s.
Eunice Parker died Saturday at the
residence of the late Theodore Price on
“West Norwalk road. The funeral
toilk place at the house at 2.00
o‘clock this afternoon.
Stephen Comatock and party, who
stlrbd this morning on a ‘cycling tour
through the Berkshires, expect to wheel
a distance of about 350 miles. They
will return Saturday night.
Oohsfdhle Frank 8. Conley sold George
cm horse at public auction near
thesfgnp‘ost in this city this morning.
loose it Harmon were the purchasers
and the price paid was $34. 00.
Attprney I". W. Perry received notice
thhmosningof the issneof a pension to
Isry Ifarkins, widow of John IIarkins,
wk willreceive over $2,000 srrearsgea
for herself and minor children.
Wm. B. Roscoe—"h”w for the past two years
inlhe‘rmdwsy department of the N. Y.,
N. MR. It. R. company at Stamford,
It”, , to accept a position in the
a neat Nawiiaveu.
“at. up IvolrW II .
Son
sshtkemsfl center between
Mild Norwslk, has thrown
ID ”mm and will hereafter devote
all III totho fruit business. His
will take place at the end of
dayv. ____________
“Knapp gave his decision in the
flmryitichmond and Andrew
J . for maliciously pmcnting
W.Crans, Batnrday afternoon.
Mews-scanned over to the en
paisrCosrtandplacednndertiOObondrI
«Smoke Lender’s Strnlyht Tips.
“stage. Social clubnnd the Deck-
Hose company. of Dan
w“ salts. in a monster momma
a” W to-mortcw. The excur-
men covedown the road In a
. knlnlnd ’Jkfl a steamer at Who
are
A ”Mice entitled "An Evening
which “Inlet, ” was given at the
m I. E. church last evening. The
w ”by Ind singing were
“I“? with amtm made the
a very
- A m declare of shsssnies was the
“In. fiat were song.
“was. as I
long cinemas
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Wyerhauser has resigned his a.
Ills EVENING summon.
Pill BALI- PLAYING.
A lolly Muster! Game Between the
3- fl Go’s and Athletics.
Those who were present at the Baxter
grounds Saturday saw one o! the hottest
contested, games or the season between
the R. & G.’ e, of this city, and the Ath-
letics, of Bridgeport. Both teams were
at their best. and tor the first two in-
nings each had to accept goose eggs for
their score. In the third inning, how-
ever. the Athletics‘llcored one run, while
the It. &G.’a received another goose egg.
The fourth gave the Athletics two more
runs and tho It. A: (L’s none. Both ware
shut out in the fifth, but in the sixth, by
errors, the Athletics scored their last
run. Things looked rather dubious for
the home team. Six innings had been
played and they had scored no runs.
It remained this way not“ the last
inning, when, with two men on bases
two out, Murphy made a pretty hit to
right field and the two runs scored.
Murphy retired the side by trying to
take second, where he was put out by
McMahon. Both pitchers were very
effective, and Welsh pitched one of his
strongest games.
A pleasant feature of the game was
the double play in the ninth inning be-
tween W. Lauder and Secor. Perry was
on first, when Ilyde sent a long fly to
Lauder, who. cleverly catching the bull,
remmsduit ail..tks way trout lett held to
first In time to calolI the runner, who
had startedto second Wlll' -II llic hall n as
hit.
Following is the score:
ATIILI‘I'IC! A II. a. nu. an no. A I2.
3 l 0 I 7 0 II
shun . 1 0 l 1' 7 2 0
. 4 I) 0 ll 9 4 i
II II 0 0 :l 2 2
. 1 I) l 0 0 ii I)
. 1 2 l 4 2 1' :l
. l I i 1' II ll 0
. 4 0 n 0 ll 0 0
t u I I II II 0
31'. l 5 10 2'. 2i 6
.J58 an. a. II II. 5: u. Inn, A, E,
,3 . :l 0 I l 3 .‘l I
. 4 0 I 0 II I (I 1’
, 3 i 0 ll 1 2 I
. «i ll 1 II 8 ll 1
. 4 l 0 1' II II 1
. 3 ll 1 o I; I) i
r, .. . 2 0 i' I 9 1 Il
Oldfield, c. .. :I 0 U I II ll I
Welsh. p .............. :l 0 0 I I) ': II
Total ............. 1'9 .‘ I 0 :7 15 ii
Athletics. 2: II I (I II 0—4
R. #6 ..... .. 0 0 I) 0 U I) 0 ll 2—2
Two base ,IllLs. Double play. W. lander
and Scour. Base on balls. R. d'. 6., (ill Athletics.
Ill. Passedballs. Ipckhart. (Ilzlfn Ly (II. Wild
ll“ by Beers, (l). Struck oath Is, (9); by
elsb. (ll. Timeof game,2:10. mplrc. Egan.
CRICKETBBS AT 1’]. AV.
The Norwnlk Club Defeat the Bridgeport-
era by ascore of 30 to 20.
On Saturday afternoon Captain A.
Williamson of the J. H. Buckley & Son
Elastic Web Cricket club. received It
despatch that in spite of the weather the
Bridgeport club would arrive at 2:00
o’clock. So it was quickly arranged to
have the proposed game come off. At
an early hour the grounds of the club
were visited by a goodly number of
spectators. It was the first cricket
match ever played in Norwalk and it
was noticed by a reporter that everyone
watched the game with interest. The
home club was victorious defeating
the Bridgeport club hyascoro of 30 to
20. Among the features of the game
was the good howling of A. Littlefair
and H. Anglise and the batting of A.
Williamson and G. Smith. In behalf of
the Bridgeport club was the bowling of
J. and C. Taylor. After the game
the clubs retired to the rooms of the
home club where a good time was
indulged in. Refreshments were
served in the store recently vacated
by B. B. Blasccr. The president
of the Bridgeport club made a speech in
which be commended the Norwallr boys
the club departed giving three cheers for
Norwalk and her cricketers.
17m?" Emma‘s.” I'Ii
A Commercial ilfan Tells the Secret of
Cheap Riding on the Consulltlnted.
A well known commercial traveler ex-
plains the secret of enjoying cheap rid-
ing on the Consolidated in the following
manner: "Suppose I am in New Haven
and want to go to South Norwalk. Why
River, which costs me only live cents
more. Then, when the conductor comes
my ticket and returns it to me. When
good for a return passage to New Haven.
The tickets on the Consolidated road are
good In either direction. The conductor,
taking up the ticket on the return, takes
it for granted that the holder got on at
Five kills River, and stopped over at
South Norwalk to transact some busi-
ness. We usually get the beneiit of the
doubt on tho point."
vafltfls WALMII’B VIBUS. . .
Luann ll. Morris for Governor.
french for lea-tor.
In an interview, in which ex-Uov.
Thomas 1!. Waller was asked regarding
his rumored desire to run for governor
of Connecticut this year, he said: “I
shall not take any part as a candidate in
the coming campaign. I was. as you
know, governor of the state for two
years. was renomiuatsd by my party and
handsomely supported. I do not care to
add to or alter that record.
means of knowing who the Democratic
candidate will be, but my private opin-
ion is that Luzon B. Morris, of New Ila-
ven, would make a good one. He is an
able and conservative man. He is a
Democrat and made an excellent run
when he was before the people for the
since two years ago. 0! our prospects
In the coming strife all over the country
I can say that the Democratic party will
enter the coming contest with every
reason to hope for success, I might say
certain success. The Republicans have
done every bad thing the Democrats pre-
dicted of them. They have got rid of
the surplus, and they now propose a tar-
Id bill that Injures everybody and that
do. not,asfiiains says, furnishamar-
kst foraslngle bushelofwhsat are her-0
rsl of pork",
for their good playing. It was late when ’
I simply purchase a ticket for Five hills
around to collect my fare, he punches
South Norwalk is reached I still hold the
ticket, and although it be punched it Is
Carlos
Ihave no WW5
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Y. I. C. “Wit
The Leon! at the Week—afreparat‘ «as tor
a Course of Intertalnments.
All who did not attend the song into
vice Sunday afternoon missed a good
meeting. Rev. A. Wheaten, of the South
Norwalk Baptist church, gave a very
interesting talk upon "A Young Man's
Estimation of Himself.” Revs. Blaaell,o"’c:d
Van Alstyne aud Torrey were also presvo
out, and each made a few remarks upon
the subject of the service.
The most important event for the pres.
out week will be the moonlight sail on
Friday night to Northport, Long Island.
It is hoped that every member of the
association and Ladies‘ Auxiliary will
steamer “Medea" has been chartered for
the occasion and it will be necessary to
carry a fair sized party in order to pay
expenses. Tickets are now ready and
can be had at the rooms. All who in-
tend to go should purchase lhem before-
hand and save time that night.
The entertainment committee will hold
a meeting tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock
for the purpose of talking up the coming
winter's course of entertainments. If
any member has any suggestionsto tailor
the General Scrutiny mll be glad to
receive them before that time. and they
will Inn-I.- Ilus consideration by the cum-
Ihiitee at its meeting. “
Sogrenily enjoyed are. the row- that
the members of the Wiotion- have
lichen duringthe‘polt month llIat/anoih
cr willbellatl on Wulnemlay night of
this week, leaving Selleclt‘s dock at 7
o’clock. There will be no trouble in
getting the boat oil’ this week so that
the start will be made promptly.
Marital Troubles.
David Wilson, of Centerville, aged” .2,
and Miss Nettie Lyman, of New Haven.
aged 18, were married two wet-ks ago
Now young Wllson lIrIs petitioned for o
writ of hollow corpus. issued against his
father- --In -',lau to give his (luughti I bit It
to her husband Judge l); ruling. in pass-
ing judgment, said that tlIIrc was no
law to compel her to live with her hus-
band nnd llf‘lllt‘tl the petition. She could
live with her parent-I or husband as she
saw fit. SIII: reiurmIl III her parents.
\Vllr’llfl was It {canister and eornrd only
$9 It WIi'lt. The young people lI:IIl known
each other but a short film bt‘lllrl‘ IlII Ir
marriage.
Petitions for a divorce how but II filed
by Jusm‘ph Bench and his a Ilo, of lindgo
port, each ullogingfinfidelity on the part
of tho other. while Mrs. BL‘QCh also sets
forth inlulrrnblrI cruelty us a ground for
separation. The family Isa prmninvnt
one in Bridgeport.
A llnnbury Drug Clerk Commits Suicide.
Roger Mack, manager of the Ully Hall
pharmacy, in Danbury, committed eui
cide in his room at the Turner llousc
yesterday afternoon by shooting himself
in the region of the heart. hlr. Mock
learned the drug business with F. S
Stevens, of Bridgeport. He was em-
ployed from 1882 to 1887 by Henry B
Peck, of Birmingham, and later by
Joseph W. Billion, of New Haven. Pre-
vious to going to Danbury two years
ago, he was employed by Walter ll.
Painter, of Bridgeport. It is believed
that some secret trouble was the cause of
his rash act.
' 7 (III:
Some forty odd car load: of wear-
melons passed through this city yester-
day afternoon bound exist, between the
hours of 3.30 and 5.30,
WANTED.
Advertisements under this head not exceeding' .I
uses. I uneconomic-5a. IwceksI
a'r mum... as loss: c. \HISION .r
Co.’ 5, Corner of Alain and Cross slrcele. Honlh
Norwalk. IVZB if
I Y A YOI NC GERMAN Illitl. A SITUATION
todo choral house work In a small famt'y.
Inquire of d WaIIIIonaen. No. ii iioyl plroct.
South Norwalk. Iy‘x at
N ACTIVE IAN TO SOLICIT Lli'l iNsUit
sIIrance In an old and well established mm-
pany. To the rgzht man a liberal compensation
will be paid. A ircse P. A. Thompson, 1'. 0. tier
ltllll'I, Hartford. Conn. lyzli lw
GKRIIEN (IARDBNEII. lAIIRIlI), Bl’ T No
children wishes a situation as gsnlemr or
otherwise. Work by do or week. 1‘ on show host
references. Apply to Jo ll. Smith, Florist. rlmIllI
Norwalk jy'Jofi
Woman who “0.0....qu mm
stands bakln Inquire at i. ll. Stevens
store. east end of Washington street bridge. 1an :II
TO LET.
Advertisements under this head. not exceeding 5
lines. 1 time 26c, s times 60c. 1 week 31.00.
PPIR AND MOWER FLOOR or IIOUBI 0N
Meadow sin-«L south Norwalk. from August
lat. Item vor reasonable. For terms Inquire of
Dr BenedII-L 0 ("West avenue. South Norwall.
Conn. r15 If
oous YURNIIIIIID on UNFUIINIBIIID.
at I39 South lain st., 80th Norwaik. 1,133;
manna FROM R00! F011 ONE Oil
irate Infill . til it
“uhlagtowtieet Mill'hisrwolk .’ j m iw
0U“ 0]? till moons AND (NOD ol‘T-
buildings. with one acre of or ten
House of Ive rooms and netball age, with one
acre or four. [louse In good order and newly
nted. located three minutes‘ walk from in:
Ileltlvcrnopet. Addressl’ 0.hot:,ttowa
Conn. ..,_- . ll!
Room on nsrnosu m. was...
at Vail! Ilst Factory. jylll tf
ART OF HOUSE AT NO. MMBOI TH MAIN
street; all conveniences pnrtof have
at No alias street, lrooms, rent '10. Apply to
Taylordsaol en. lyl tit!
Dolls: IN IAA'I' NORWAIJK . Six noons,
complete wder,rent silt. inquire of It. A
Ju2i
III SECOND FLOOR OF LIBRARY BUILD
lop-brooms. Inquire at Ubrsryrooms. loll! If
I. ' cuss or steer adults on mm or.
South N tsrand
honscltsntlil. A i macho“. W192
Whisaatatrmn’at ”we’ll:
1930i AVRIL let. on smotm macs.
lowvl'lvedoor roomsaad tworoouu in attic!
If. Seymour. com
A PLIABA NT Irons m A coltvsmslvr
locality Isohedtopsmnswhowualdilheto
vlaltWashlugtonsoms time d the winter or
mug. Itoolnaudhasrd Me a “3.3.
bonr.li|llllst..ll. Wu Walla. out!
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Advertise-saunter musings
lmlmmtmmdaum
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”scar arooamooa COITAIRIG
mm .wllllfiswu I. I. hum filer
try and go with us on this outing. The " “
_ shall aim-ls.
machinery how we
”Foe sou.
Mil-rm mmmuezum 5
iMldmsMslmwaiwsskd Aw in;
H0118]. canslaea AND WI. ~. lilv
ulrs of George Lockwood. at tlgsr aim,
Bonthll me if
DIMID’I'RA’I‘OR'I BAlei-L' -—A DWlIJJ N,“
road‘l ”Rail-ml II bduothguhomud 0“:de
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nled hyilen amlrhuxl’ MGM Inquire
llliam B. Reed. Administrator M. if
ousas unlwmo wrs AND nuns as
H Itaadonaslsr i'illclii sun on use
ranks Tl sconce. warts,
amines. runes a, HOLDEN Inmrf
ants Agents. oi Int!
W0 choice building loin, foil and d0 fwt frontal
T West svcunt Apply to W, (J. iiAllllrt't‘m or
I. I. nor as If
D'DESSMAKING.
All” PBAIIIION leg» choral] to do Fashionable
lireszIIIskirl Eli nib Main street, South
Norwalk, or by i 8 day or week at ladle;- own
houses. .yJ‘ziw
llfll‘l’lll llllllllflli llllllllElll
srsumnn coals.
REOPENS SEPTEMBER :trl.
A Business Training School for both sexes [look
keeping Banking. Penmanship, Telegrn by, than-
lIand ypcwrllltg, the that; ughly tang II. I mi
dent may be interviewed at the College after Aug.
2Iih Catalogues mu. in application I).
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First-Class Restaurant.
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JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry .
Fine Wa’. ch Repairing s 35»:me
39 South hlnln 8L. - Month Norwaik.
A GREAT STOCK
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I have more than i want. and III I all"? :5
low pI’ICt‘, whole-solo and renal.
FLY PAPER,
gm Ly and i‘IIlIIoI'.
For making [loot liter, all loads.
SODA WATE
There 1-. no need for me to say anything slwr.
the quality Ila ram'atlon was established to
o straws tell Ich way the wind blows.‘
e crowdsat gm fountain prove concise. I: y
where the best 8 Is to be found. A luflh' r of
brand new F lavore. If you haven I med them yet.
now. 'Is II good time
CONFECTIONEBY
A chain: lint- and reasonable prime.
CIGARS.
Imporml and "O‘CQ'ECII‘.
tine goods III Norwsll.
HALE
'l‘IIE I)I{I'(i(iIS'I‘
.HIIIN ll. [13!!th
Willow-aloud its tail Joe. at !r. 1‘. kindest
Elli]. All] W001]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
III-high, ilnckawonna.
llouutnin. Vrauklin,
Wilhcsnnrre Cools.
IIIII llll RUBBER IIIII
YarIl . foul. of Wanhingtur and Mar-
liram‘lI Dilll'“ alHlllrlon
wilni
The aims: tam-1y of
l.0l' list
and
lime .‘ltor
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l'Dlnlh-Tlotilll Iotheirtmtralr We ‘ Because
asthe "Itnfaofl on wesellmore Isa, an: moor!»
man he wel chasing,” one lady column
said flow is It that a good numbers! purple who
buy their groceries elsewhersrosss tons for gem:
las‘ It Isnot actress that we shmld expose the
o It We get there allh
“sweeten: and stre b,’ that is sues
Not a few have sal " You have
good In hero: handily: i is latter than
used to mp2,?" cents for" We don't want the
we or to sell all the Ice that is
dssdhlntown as"! relsaosrronallegfovtasrng'
but as do think there assures chaserelo tea It's:
wcma suit you Mttvrlhan you are being rolled it
you will try out Its. .‘III' a pond.
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EXTRA CTS‘
THE STEAMER ” MEDEA,’
CAPT. II. BOWLAVI).
Time Table
Dally tape from South Norwnlk If) Roma Point
and Bell band—I0.fitla.m., lump. m “up In.
3 top m.,..51np In
Plum lUITOR i‘IIlNT.
to south Nnrwslk.
Ii '15 a. m. " "
. i. :lop. m.
k ’ I5 [I m.
l
'l 'l I” I. fit.
I. n
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i 1.,le In. to “I: won fill!” so! :Im lb Normlk.
I; A) p. m.
rum: call. I map.
to WIIscn Point.
to South Norwslk.
to Wilson l’olnt .Ir.al South Noam:
to South Norwnilt.
8 230 a. In.
'I.c.’I a. m.
I ll ‘il 3. m.
i 1‘35 p lit.
2....» p. m.
1 1'3: p. m.
f) 2.3 p. In.
-I III a
I my [1, to.
ill p. m.
6.30 p. m.
to Wilson Porn: and South Nurwn is.
r'llfljt V4313”! P‘IINT.
III. III llrl; island and liomr l‘I..I.t.
In its 21 IIIZIIrwl and South Norwalk.
SlanAY TRIPS.
[cave Bell Islam! '.l II) II, In, frw 5mm Norwalk
4' Law South Summit: for ltnmn inns: and tall;
lplandin‘lla In 12105: In. soup. m., law
I Still p. m.
Leah: Rotor: l'u at for South Nurwalk II 1.) a m.
limp m MID ..lrI li.'..5Im.’lh1’0:ollel': lIIIanIl
:l’nnd i'Ilson Palm 5 )15I. In, last [up
I are one way. the; l‘ reunion Tickets. 25c
. The Idea will stop at bar on I PIIIIII, on cry of
, Ira regular mu. when there on: passengers to girl
on or oil.
The Medea may be engaged for floomlrzhl Bx: Ir
slope at actionable mils Tl rna upon s5 pl cation
to the (.aptaln.ruy1'i ti
To New iork in less Two Hours and
a "all.
The New andJ‘alslIal Steamer
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«up. shims, "
CAPT I’ll)” L. BYIBBB,
Will commence making Dally Trips to New York.
Comiort, Safety and Speed.
PflYl'LAR i’lliClSflSoclh NorwaLk to New
YulenelIs trip, “cents: .xrursmn AI) cr-nrs. 0n
andafter
HONDAY. JUNE 16th,
The s'earner will leave Wilson l'oJl' nu lirtl'll a!
lion-aural: tralnleavln nIIINIIrwalk at at? a.
In. Retumlnglmveh'r York, l'lrr Winsllilvrr
footof Jederaon street, or I.» m.,and (not
Thirtydrststreet,lastrmr, at H p. m. mamvt
In; will. train at Wilson I'oInt For ticket I and
further Information apply m l. I). WELLS, Agent
r sited States Zaire-I Corgnlaoy" “Erika depot
\Icc I'resldcnt and mat-rel Manager, 36L Boo: i
«rent. New York. 3n1'ltf
wI’louballistic;'IIAI’ITIIYIIii."
DASBUIIY l NORWALI DIVISION.
Corrected Jum- lith. 1.5m
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Horse Buyers
We are constantly»
calving fine Horses.
suited to all
purposes.
if; You will find the na-
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BEST ”ABATE”. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and alto other the
BEST sis-wan or
SALE 1103828 in Fair.
field County. Pas-ties
wanting any kind of a
Born. can be suited
HERE. “Horses sold
by this establishment
are WAREAITBD.
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Norwalk.
licuwrnber lliiil
Domestic Goods
our Soda
Fountain is always supplied
50c
Ladies’ Night Dresses, Fruit of the Loom
at
62tc
10 yds of our regular 15c Cllallic for 75¢
1 case of Dress Ginghams, warranted
4lc
Preaching is one thing, practicing is another;
10 yds of l‘llc Sateen for
Scofield 6: H037 13' 5..
Ladies Fine White Skirts, Torchon ox
65c
We will sell good 10-4 Unbleached
Shooting at
Utica 10-4 Bleached Sheeting,
Pequot 10-4 Unbleached Sheeting,
Hall’s Bazar Skirt Forms,
Grand Rapid Carpet Sweeper,
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23in
2 I to
$2.69
$2.69
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orders Delivered Promptly.
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