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will befall slightly in the northern
of thisaactlon and in New England
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country ()1le
mil.
anawwarm wave is funding is
' transit-lama so that no
"verydeclddandex fall oftent-
paraturaia likely icoday in this latitude.
in tbh district to—day fair to partly
yweather will probably prevail,
with slight thermal changes and fresh
'1
” ,' ml to uorthwesiuly winds, lol-
‘ b’szll t fallen”! of tern ture and
"pcmibl n. in the ddle States
“L
’11:“
y cloudy weather will pre-
vail, wi fresh to light variable winds,
mostly fromaouthwesterly to northwest-
'm‘ly, and slight thermal changes, follow-
dd by slightly cooler weather and light
local rains in the northern portions, and
in flow cooler, fair to partly
cloudy weather, and fresh southwesterly
to northwesterl winds, preceded by
light local raise the northern portions,
andth England cooler, fair topart
weather. and ,fsashaouthwest-
’ Dow“; W517.“ northern
L? “0.3““ fullila‘ssctlo
,cooh, dais weathesand
sad ”mt northwasteriy winds will prob-
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l; and on Sunday, fair weath-
er, with slightthermal changes, foll0w-
ed by a rise of temperature.
miniature Alma-aunt Ia-Ilunow
DH“! 1..» “In?“ “‘53“
Thereare still a large number of un-
registered dogs in town.
The boat “George Knapp” has just dia—
charged a cargo of brick at Raymond
Bros.” dock.
Funaalsarviceacver the remains oi
Bbphan Barraclough will be held at his
.lateresidmon Chapel street at 2:00
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
4mokc Lauder’s Straight Tips.
A lawn party will be held at the home
of Ill. Lillian Jones this evening under
the auspices of the Christian Workers of
the East Avenue M. E. church.
.2 flight operators are to be stationed at
metal points along the Danbury and
Norwalk division of the Houmtonic road,
owin'g' to the heavy freightiug trafllc.
Ira. Theodora—~ Smith and Miss Nettie
Hubball clapsroned their respective Sun-
day school class to Dutch Point yester-
day for a picnic and general good time.
Frank loosen, of Saugatuck, and
Will Farts, of the borough, started
down the harbor this morning for a
week’s pleasure trip among tho islands.
Julia Main and ”Cap" Reynolds, of
II! borough, went over to Comps beach
Mutter crabs. They came home
loaded with crabs and report a first rate
time. '
Wilbur E. Lewis, formerly of South
Netwalk,has started a bottling estab-
lishment in Stamford, and will put up
all kinds of temperance drinks and
we.
élloom and board at lira. Peat‘a, ta
Workman who are employed in blast
is”
Norwalk, struck a vein of ism-
gfi- flfisrday which was of a very
glad
Mars the days when the life of
thaleltarcarrieriarun in weary lines.
There isn’t much fun in lugging around
‘ aheavymallhagwlth the temperature
7 where it was yesterday.
All ice cream and fruit festival will
be hold on the grounds of Alvah ‘l‘utbill,
IO! Bel Island. tit-night and to-morrow
night. for the benefit of the Methodist
lphcapal church at Five lfiie River.
. At theregularw meeting of Old Well
Hoek‘ladderflompany to he held on
’ Manning thdmattar olaecepting
tha invitation to participate in the Port-
cheater hrsmea’a parade will be con-
-BsaBachtle, the barber, is doing a
1 nice bualusm over Ifitchell's market.
mun towels and plenty of them. Give
him a call and satisfy yourself.
BertieBinnie:Tilliew boy who is un-
» abloleawlm, fall overboard while crab-
fin millpcnd in East lfcrwalk
. Owingtothatids beiogout
wasastmydoepaudthsboy
iogatoutwithoutsssutancr.
Wednesday there was a match race
In the fair grounds between Stamford
rhythms wctetrottcd. The
is! but was won by “00W in
.5“, fl mound by "Don Pedro" in
3‘} fill the third by “Goldleaf” in
so.
_ Th narwallr correspondent of the
Mid wrllu: "A drive on
"flambslowthe borough line is
newthatitmskes our poorroads
mam worse by contrast. Well, if we
1‘tu'taflurd better ones, whatis the use
mun...“
“The iron maiden have decided to
the drawing for prises on the fair
, at! p. m. llatura tickets may
“Isidro .1, Tralaslsave South
stun-'1. 2.10audiifll. Aspec
“train will lease the fair grounds at
“art.
Thhrdofdlrsciorsofths Knights
if Ooh“ have adopt“ of a new
rulerslatlvamthamminaticuof can
to
lalthfai rsportaof the can-
'NMMHOI.
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”mm
nami- quilalll athis horas
oaiiaiouatsaat.
The Vclk Hat company is having their
shop attractively painted.
Alargs party from Waterbury is pla-
uleing at Rotors Point to-day.
Knead Ira. Frank Williams. of the
borough, will more into their newly
furnished house on Chestnut street
marrow.
bliss Goflneymmer, Mass, has
accepted employment as operator in the
lahackemc hotel for the Postal Tele-
snpb comp-I!-
—Smoke [auderlhw Straight Tips.
Next week the new carpets will he
placed in the lfalutckemo Hotel by a
force of men from the house or W. i! J.
Sloan, New York.
F red Harding, a noted‘colorad borough
sport, who has been making a tour of
the West,bas returned home to get titted
for a tour down South.
The case of State vs. Hubbard Blakesly
is being tried before Justice Austin to-
day, with Lawyer Walsh for the prose-
cution and Lawyer Light for the defense.
The regatta committee of the Cedar
Point Yacht club at their meeting last
evening decided in favor of the “Del-
bins” in the third class oier which a
ispuis arose.
A number of smite... all nded the
sumrnsrniglt arrival given dnesday
anti-My evenings at Greens Farms
in aid of the organ fund of the (tongue
gational church.
WilliamL. Warren died in New Canaan
today, aged 77 years.‘ He was s promi-
nent citizen of the place and settled
many large estates. He was selectman
for twenty- nine years.
Mrs. Caroline L. Arnold died to day at
11.15 at the residence of her son, B. If.
Arnold, No. 23 North Main street aged
71 years. She was the mother of C. Y.
Arnold, cf the Hour otlicc.
——Nsw baby carriages, $5 and upwards,
at Pod more‘s. _
A pane of glass was accidentally
broken in the post office building on
Washington street last night. The man
who broke it notified an officer of what
he had done and said he would be around
today and pay for it.
The Golden Rule band of the Norwalk
Hethodist Episcopal church will meet
this evening at the residence of hire.
Samuel Haikin, No. 110 this street. An
attractive programme has been arranged
and it is hoped that all of the members
will be present.
The borough “yacbtamen” are talking
excitedly over a boat race which is soon
to be sailed between Charles Brotherton’s
skip-jack “Hattie,” and that fast black
boat on the other side of the river. The
stakes are said to be 3100, each host
being backed for $50. The course is not
yet decided upon.
~l’resh milk by the quart every day
at Theo. Knapp‘s old stand.
The foundation for a new building 011
Water street, isaoout completed. It is
located in front of the steamboat freight
house and is to be a two-story brick
building. The structure is being erected
for Nelson Taylor and is to be occupied
by George ll. Bromfleld, who conducts a
wholesaleand retail paint business.
The ceatreboard of the "Dolphins”
was takenout this mcruing and found
to be inavery weak condition. It is
probable much faster time would have
been made in Wednesday’s races had the
board bean in first-clam order. Men are
working on it to-day so that it can be
used for to—morrow‘s races at Greenwich.
Carmi Hubbeil, the newly appointed
Norwaik postmaster. will formally take
possedou of the ofiice on Sunday, Aug.
net 8. One of the first things Mr. Hub-
bell proposes to do is to leave the lobby
open all day Sundays for the benefit of
those who have lock-boxes. What
changes willbe made in the clerk and
carrier departments has not been an—
nounced.
-All who wghakg‘ood meal, should
call at Mrs. Peel’s restaurant, No. 7
Water street, Norwalk.
Pans, ice water tanks. soda water foun-
tains and ice cream dispensarioa were
very popular yesterday and widely
courted. Everybody hoped that with
coming of night the temperature would
takeadrop, but such hopes were idle.
When night did settle down the
himsinghreeaediedcut and left the
lute. am wasllwhted. Sleep «1111
almost out of the question.
John ilsupt, whose knowledge of the
butcher businem is well-known to the“
people of this city, be having worked at
J. A. Farriugton'a market for a number
of years, has opened amarket on Van
Zandt avenue in East Norwaik. Mr.
Haupt is skilled in the basins. and he
proposes to run a first-class place. His
will be sold at masonable prices.
W wisdom of on w???"
Told to make a noise-A bell.
An institution for the blind—diarrhge.
For the hands‘ sake-vs fertiliser.
High summer board—Tho liner of a
farm house attic.
"Did your father leave a will i” "No,
no will; nothing but plain everyday
bills."
Hails to last—shoes.
The candy makers plaiform~Taily for
revenue only.
More marriage—Why so pensive,
dearest? After marriage~Why so or-
passive, lira. Jonas!
Historians and poverty bring out the
good points of a roan-including his sl-
it may give a man pluck, but liver
cannot be expected to set light on she’s“
staunch.
i
meals will be of the finest order and they .—
w... “m..—flu.
111a 1m curious 11011111...
as is Arrested in Rorschach: rsr Defau-
lag lateral aaa'aary.
slayer, the man who paints on the
rocks, has drawn upon him the fire of
men who heretofore have looked upon
his work as harmless, if not productive
of good. Papers in various parts of the
country have commenced deolsiming
against him for defacing the scenery;
and foremost in the list is the New York
'l'rlbune,whlch has called for the enforce-
ment of the law concerning the defacing
of natural scenery. While it is evident that
Mayer' is sincere and believes he is doing
his appointed work, the gentlemen in
this town whose walls and fences have
been covered with his signs are vexed,
and determined that it shall be stopped.
For instance this man places in front of
a gentleman' a place' In a prominent posi-
tion the words “Repeat or go in Hell."
The ingenious American lad, who leads
spice to all he touches, comes along,
plasters mud'over the first two words,
and what is left is certainly not pleasant,
or another substitution is made, as can
be found on the Milton road. The rock
painter wrote: “Repeat or go to hell. "
The same skillful American lad came
along and softened the rigidity of
the injunction by obliterating the word
“Hell" and substituting ”Beck's."
So with some of the other quotations; so
that in many cases the quotations he
canto sacrileglot’rs, and cllenaive to r‘el
gious people. Some of the beat men '0
the'l‘own therefore resolved to have 03D
stop put to this work at the lirst oppor
trinity. On Sunday, 11 young man be-
longing to one of the Rye churches, sc-
cidently came across Mayer, and believ-
ing it the only chance cf securing the
rock painter, accosted him, and after
ascertaining be was the party wanted.
got a warrant from Justice Baruck and
had his man arrested. Mayer's examin-
ation before the Justice was a very
bombastic one. He indignantiy inveigh-
ed against the agents of Satan who were
endeavoring to beset him; and when
asked by what authority he painted on
the rocks, he said that Moses had written
the law on stones. He said the Lord
had twice appeared to him in the forest
and enjoined him to push on his work.
The court was well treated to quotations,
as Mayor made no attempt to answer in
plain English, but mystified court and
spectators in parables and quotations.
But linding that there was no possibility
of getting out of his predicament, be
readily understood what was meant. lie
was given to understand by the Justice
that he must no longer paint on the
rocks in \Vestchester County, under a
penalty of $250 fine andtlmonths im-
prisonmentas provided in the statutes
for the prevention of the delacement of
natural scenery. Mayer reluctantly gave
his promise to abide by the decision of
the'Justice, and Judgment was suspend-
ed.——Portcheater Journal.
Air Equestrian Collie.
Dr. title of Windham, like all rural
physicians, does a great deal of riding
about, and wherever he goes he is sure
to attract attention by reason of the
freak which an intelligent Scotch collie
which he owns has taken into his head.
He follows the habits of other carriage
dogs to some extent, and runs under the
front axle of the wagon near the horse‘s
heels, and if the horse does not go at a
rate of speed he considers desirable. he
snaps at the heels and increases the
pace. This trick he performs without
any fear of a recalcitrant blow from the
horse and is evidently pleased with it.
But the most singular notion that has
got into the head of this canine is riding
on the back of horse and enjoying the
surrounding scenery and bracing atmos-
phere of a brisk drive as well as any bu-
mau being. lie leaps into the wagon
and jumping over the dashboard lands
squarely on the horse’s haunchcs where
he sits, no matter how fast the horse
may be going, keeping his equilibrium
without difficulty and having, to all ap-
pearances, a first-class good time from
the standpoint of brute intelligence. As
the dog is slightly larger than the aver-
age collie he presents quite an interesting
spectacle to the people of that section,
and has become one of the stock attrac—
tions of old Wind ham.
-—lt s economical—Brussels soap.
WANTED.
Advertisements under this head not
11a... lmudflmaWJIeek two.
auctions
GIRL TO DO CINIRAI. ilOUBlWoRK. Al'-
ply at No. '.l(' hapeliltnet, Bomb Norwalk.
A (20!an 11mm Oil ilUlIiiAltiAN
idrlforallnalli'amily Good wages. Apply
tolsa.Jan1ce lallory, No. 5Wal| street, Kayak ,
Aorta. nonhuman ifoUillWO
Analyst swan m..,ilouth lawn.
Her mum A1" mus c. Misc
“'9. Corner sl lain and Crosaunegnatb “
l
ll Atri'lVlt IAN 'l'o aouorr bin Jason-
some in an old mi well rstablia had corn—
pany. To the rl ht man a liberal com ration
will be paid. ADD":- P. A. Thomrsion, [0. [ins
(limitations, 1mm
1'93 SALE.
drestlaeiaents under this head, not mm; b
ilnqlflmahdtimmsdalwatkli
110383, caseme- AND animus. 1N—
Bmlh‘horwaik. re of George lockwood. at am.
Amnlmfl'fi BALI.-- A DWIIJJFO
flouasaadabout liacresofland,culi slack
road. lntlou lately
William ”mamnwr.
ovals ammo was run nuns n
Randomness mom son NlAiiY
rms- About “momma
swordsman. warms a 001.11
“w‘mll.
;I;W0cbolaebuli l MandIlfaetfm on
West .3...qu “low "
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BBOPBIII IBPTBHIIBB 31!.
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dent may MW Wm“ “M “lane after Aug.
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. inquire
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MD “MI my ll mufim v
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sum not an.
mrmusmamufia -'
1’?“ aanwwan 11.0030? 11011211 0!
Hmbwflnagbtstthll
M limit
. Drlleuedl,ct orwalk,
Gilm- 1115i!
00“ till RAYIOND WET. [Fulfill]
at Volk llai Pmory.1yl9tf
Al'l' 01' nous: A'l‘ no. 06 SOUTH 11am
streeuall conveniences. Also olrtof boats
billable! s,iract lrooms, rent 910.11pplyto
Taylor Golan. 1111211
llOUsl IN IAh'i' vonw ALK. 51X ROOM!
dcomxlete o'dcr, 1cm. Ola. Inquiri- of it A.
Wood war Ju2l
'l‘lil SECOND H.008 tll' UBliAiik’ blTlLD-
log. 5 rooms. inquire at Library rooms. in :1 it
18011 Olihlt or EIGHT 11001111 0N 'i‘OLLlls 3T,
Nlnwalk. Water and in rovcou-nts in
lions:on Rent :18. Apply to John .Kluipp as
West strict, South Norwalk. 11110
Full)! Al'iul. lat. UN SEYMOUR l'LAcg,
loa'cr floor live rooms and lworoome 11: still?
11. chntour. lHtf
l'hlal;AN'f' llollt lN A 01le EXT
choralwpersonsw howouid 11cm
visit Washington some time durln the winter or
audbcard . Ira. ..I it.
boar, wool-1.. N. W.. sahl:zloc.D.c noel!
A. S. FERRIN
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
”1.1.1 11..3W““i”5“”
“grandson“ 133111121“: Li. 1 ins
Meat Market
011 VanZuudt avenue,
(Raymond's old place». where he will keep
All Kinds of Fresh, Salt and
Smoked Heats at low prices.
III:
chctublcs' 111 their season.
an] if
MoonlighlExcursmn
ilusicamcr' lRlNED COSNOR,‘ lnm
Lmt loaves Tolics‘ Dock at ' :1".
Tickets, Round Trip, 50 (Writs.
011 Sunday, 11111.3, at l0 s. 111.
The steamer w1ll leave Teller.» Dork for 811M111
Point.
Tickets. Round Trip, .50 (Tents.
1,31 St
A GREAT STOCK
PERSIAN
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lhavu more man I want. and will odor '1: at a very
low price, wholesale and 11:11:11.
FLY PAPER
Sticky and Poison.
EXTR .A. CTS
For making Root Beer, all kinds.
SODA WATE
s1'r1 ltDAY, 1111111511 .. ‘
Saulh Norwalk to Cold Spring Harbor‘
’ MONDAY, JUNE
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FINE ST
SDDDED DESDDT
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LON G ISLAND SOUND.
ATTRACTIONS THIS
SEASON.
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First-Class Restaurant.
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ROTON POINT!
THE STEAMER " MEDEA,"
CAPT. ll. ROWLAND.
Tlme Table
Dally tnps from South lcrwalk to Roton Point
and Bell island—loHsuam, l'.’..50p in 210p. 1a.,
1,”in 111,51Hp. 111.
mu! riot-cs 1w 1:.- r.
9 on a. m. to Son'h Nurwaik.
11.2511. m.
to Wil: on Point and South Norwalk
snort 11111.1. mam».
111.10 Wilson Point.
'.a m. to South Norwalk
1L 111.11) Wilson Paint and South Norwslk
5.51 m to South Norwalk
p.111.
11.111 to “l'lsou Point and South Norwalk.
.5). :11.
PM]! \\ ll “it“ ""57
~ in. m. in Bell ls'and and Roma 1‘0an
1 2111.1. 111.
“Up 1111 to Bell islaadand South Norwolk.
I 6310;) m.
Sl NDA‘r TRll’S.
lcaie Boll island 9 10a. in for south Norwa i:
have South Kuwait: for Home Point and iie’n
lslamllufwa. m. ”.3011. 1n.,‘.’.00p. 111., " 9",: 111.,
5,1!) p. m.
ILeave flown Pllini for South Norwaik ii i.) a 111.,
Spv m 2.15pn14.1'1.1- 1114112010!ch Island
11nd 'ilsoul’oint). 61),» 1:1 lasttri 11.
Fara unnway, Ibo; Excursion‘l‘icketc. '351‘
The lcdaa will stop at. Dericn a P111111. 011 any of
11arcgular tripe, when there are wasngcrs to get
on or oil.
The Medea ma
lions at rcasonab MD
to the Captain
P
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P.
a.
?ul;~:€:fl cagac‘
-. J“"‘I?d 81:55!“
be engaged for loontilzht Kxcm
rates Toma-1 upon application
my‘li tf
To New York in less Two floors and
a Half.
The New and Palatlal Steamer
“CAPE CHARLES,”
CAPT. FRED L. BY‘BBE,
Wall commence making Daily Trips to New York.
Comiort, Safety and Speed.
POPLLAR mucus—40am Norwaik it) New
Yerk.r1n;:i1- trip, 11 cents: 11611111301; 1‘1) cums. on
and after
16th,
The steamer wi‘i :cavc Wilson Pom: on arrival of
lieu-atonic train leaving South \orwalk at s '.‘ L
m. Returning leave New York, Pin r to, let Rinf’l’
foot of Jenna-on street, at 1110 p. m.. and (00' of
Thrty first mutt, East: var. at 3.15 p m.. connect-
mg with train at Wilson i‘oint For tickets and
fur’hcrlnlermggu apply toJ l) WKDJBl Agent
1 111ch htatcs rem Company is 1 1
“Win38:
\ 1e Vacuum and losers”! Manager, kit» Bomb
sin e:, New York. lull if
Then. 1~ no need for ms to my a11yll1.1.g aim: :t
the qnnlxty. its r matron was established 1011
'o. straws 1.111 with way the wind bluwa,‘ an
t e crowds at m wfountain prove conclueu c y
where the heat 8 a is to be found. A 111 xmb.‘ 1 or
brand new Flavors. if you ham) i than! 11mm yu,
new is spend time.
CONFECTIONERY
A choice 1111c and reasonable paces.
CIGARS.
lmpormlanil Domenic Thr- 1111111. \ 1-11113 of
fine goods 111 Norwalk.
HALE,
'l‘IIE 'l)I{UGr(?rIST.
JollN ll. rennin,
Wholesalesnd Retail Dealer in all kinds or
DUAL ADD DD D
n rick? gifting} aracist t.
mus atone. fits.
Lohlch, hackawanna, Locust
Mounta‘ |"Iv‘urtlllin, 11ml
Wl‘ osoaz‘re Curtis.
lain! i111 RUBBER PAINT
Yard 1 foot of Washington and Mar
shall streets. Branch once at Btilson
Drug Store Mini
iiéigp1~111111
One Quality,~'l'ltc Best.
i
Salt and Fresh,
Mia-D?“
ammo-con. Rampant.
allomo Dressed Poultry :1 Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
WSW
t as Washington direct.
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Duos.
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DASBURY & N08WALK DIVISION.
Corrected J 11111: lith. 1690.
Passenger ‘l‘rnlns.
BUU'I‘XI.
K .v Norwaik. Lv, 80. Norwalk. s1. Wilson 1101111
Tumor. 756nm. Dinars.
s17 " SL'l “ 835 "
11‘ ill “ 1013 “ 10m "
101.”.pm i10p.m. 117nm.
am no “
:11 "liked or: “Hired no “I x’d
..,, . .. .105 .. .. 815 ..
at? .. .. 1030 .. .. "no . .-
scams.
8 'ia. 111.
Gil .m.
p NOBTII.
[.11. Wilson Point. “.50. Norwalk. Ar.Norwalk
0.3, .. .. "5 .. .. a“ ..
1145 1‘ 919 “ bliss-s.
1:01 " 213p . tilt] .In.
1.50 “Hired 1:10 "liked 216 Land
d55p.ll. tit '1 522nm.
600 .. ‘36 1. 633 .1
1010 "lined 101.5 " lined instilled
sewnar.
926a. m sass In.
6&1 p I a 51 p. In.
Main Irina.
leave mu for Film.
?.-O’ a.
”“20 Hired
Ill. I. I.
2,401 rn. Hired scams um.
”"1'11 :1 1»
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,, sziasonlyasu larasiirrat Barrio n.gtou
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month. rut. seam;
Horse Buyers
We are constantly re-
ceiving Pine Horses,
suited to all pus-poses.
You will find the I'll-
ES’l‘ GOAOBERS. the
BEST Rostrum. the
OHEAPEBT WORKERS
and alto other the
BEST A88 null! or
SALE HORSES in Fair--
field County. Parties
wanting any kind of it
Horse. can be suited
HERE. AllHoraea sold
by this establishment
are WARRANTED.
M. I]. PARSONS.
DBDDKSIDD BTDDK FAB].
'15 ii
1” niithbcfof people who'buyt ti
worn scams 1.1.1.1... seamen men. 1111.1... 1. 1.... ,
A..- WW_W m-.-m ......._ ,_
DBDDDDS MDDD
DDDBDDVDW THAN DDDD!
Scofie
Hamburg, trimmed, at
Muslin, profusely trimmed,
fast colors, per yard,
“Honesty is the best policy.‘
what we preach.
N ORWALIK
Ladics’ Fine White Skirts, Torchon or
Ladies’ Night Dresses, Fruitol tthoont
10 yds of our regular 15c Challis for 75¢
1 case of Dress Giughams, warranted
1d&I'-Io y"ts..
10 yds of lZDc Sateen for
We will sell good 10-1 Unbleached
Shgeting at 1640
Utica 1014 Bleached Sheeting, 23k;
Pequot 10- 4 Unbleached Sheeting, 21,10
Hall’s Bazar Skirt Forms, $2.69
Grand Rapid Carpet Sweeper $2_69
we practice
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Preaching is one thing, practicing is another;
SCOFIELD do HOY'I',
SOUTH NOR WALK.
PLAISTED
DRUGGIST.
.
Do you shave yourself? 11'
99, “'0 have :1 word to say to
you about Razors. You may
imy any make 111111 1101 lm suit
011,119 cutlery is never, at all
times, satisfactory, “'0 guar-
antee every Razor we sell to
suit you, 01‘ the price will be
refunded. We also have :1
00111111010 stock «'11 Shops,
Brushes 11nd Shaving Soaps.
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, 11111111111111 ’f
111111111 1111131111111
their 11111-
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111111111 111
19% WzDfl.
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them.
Try them
during those
hot days.
Try them
during these
hot days.
M11111 1 l-Iiiiiu.
OH, SO HOT.
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We appreciate tho fact, 11nd 1110 utlcriug the right kind
of goods lorthc weather. [11
WHITE GOODS,
PLAISTED
DRUGGIST.
Mahackemo Block.
Point with pride to their tea
trade. Why? Because as the
years go on we sell more too,
so our tea must be well worth
having, 1180110 lady (fllSlOlllOs
said How is it that :1'0
«rroccrics elsewhere come to us
101 from] ten ’ it is not neces-
sary that we should expose the
machinery bow We do it We
get there wit “sweetness and
strength that. is enough. Not.
:1 few have said: “You have
got good tea hcrc; honestly it
it better than i used to pay 70
cents for." We don't want the
earth, nor do we expect to sell
all the ice that is need in town,
as “there is no accounting for
tastes," but we do think there
are seven chances in too that
we may suit you better than
you are being suited if you will
try out too, We a pound.
B11111 & 6111111111.
JOHN D.“ I)UU(iIl'i‘Y
ARTIST.
Formuriycl WastJ‘Kfsrly-‘iarlr’l “31D ligw'l’fnk
cit opens-la n urn mi 1c uiung
$71ka llorwsi to instruct
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he is pared
lathe aghast art. mattress or in private.
mtflmlm'amuam, has mo Draw-
wimmatisgaspsr'uhy. moan
1111111 Lawns 1111 1111 1.11111,
ALL-OVER EMBROIDERY,
And Flouncings at Low Prices l
to. '—
Outings and Ginghams
111:1 largo variit) oi pattcms and :1t MARKED DOWN
p1 11 as that suit the people.
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In Hamburg Embroideries.
We have :1 very large 11530111110111, cmnprising the fine,
choice patterns which every lady likes, 111111 the bolder put-
tcrus, in which you seem to get more for your money.
111 ~ 011 111111111111 B11111 $11111 2*
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Our Hosiery Stock
is in {:4 11111 shape. We can suit you ”tore.
1N ()Ult
Corset Department
We think our “J. Sb 0."
and l‘lusilakc Corsets the best 501:
goods in the market.
\\ 1» can give you “Thompson’s Glove Fitting (.‘orscls'
in all sizes
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ADIDKEDMADDSDD
84 Washington 111.. South Not-walk.
Norwalk Chronicler