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Fli' mutual
But mg taiaiul Allah.
I‘VLEIJI'J‘ 5‘.
lummahaatllttrilfiutmuntlllnhlutinultn.
You are Invited to try them on at 6ur store.
to Inspect the material. examine the
Aworkmanshln and test a fit. at
WISHIIIII'TM STREET.
800T" NORWILK
' {A Lil “infinite.
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”THE W“ AXE—-
Bargain Grocer.
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FOR CASH.
Wednesday. May 6.
Wills Large ”.73th Bruin.
“emu”: Jaw "'
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Mandinlflpkxyf
anon mulls muss.
We ”W tor Flowers.
Wilnmato Plants.
Mmtdwlaflukourprtm.
Geo. A. Ferris,
VIII-I'll! IIBIEI,
In.20lolililain8lmel.
loath Namath.
“INDEPENDENT.
dust RggeiVed
but» m the
Inn light. mm Milan solo
Business and
“his: sIIIIIIIs.
:aathryhatlloa‘a. -—Alraua
THE EVENING SENTINEL
JAM” GOLDEN. Idltorand W
.i
[1.5; 1 month. will“ mimmmfi:
Lll'l‘ OP m
Bull-ltd uncalled Iota [vii ,M
oiled myth ulcer mfiafigfi law?»
medium-tarot tbeulelte'rs'a'in pie-'3.
say they are advertised:
Kuwait—Juan lary Raymond. on
East Norwalk—Mnl. It. Hoyt.
Booth Norwalk~Mra Maggie Ayn». Mr.
Joe Bantt. Ill-Lin Jennie '1. Bennett. 3. A.
Blank. W. ll. Baker. Miss Ellen (hie-Ion. John
Fiyanias May Honretry. Mink Hallo. Mr.
B. Joaephaan. Nina Alice Matthew, Mr. ('
Miller. Christin Muller. Miss Emma Mont-on.
Margaret McGnlneaI. Miss Marsala Pusan.
Mn. Foster. Ir. J. Mervin Park". Hrs. John
0. Shanna. Mr. M. 'l'aloott.
“III" Almanac for Tip-narrow.
Sun rises Sunsets 11' h tide low tide
4:48. 6:5I. :47. 12:1”.
Nu l’ork Herald Weather Puree-Its.
In this district Io—day clear weather will
probably prevail. with nearly statbnary tol-
lowed by higher temperature and fresh to
light northwoatcrly winds. becoming variable.
On Sunday n'anner. lair weather and light
variable winds followed by local showers and
on Monday fair to partly cloudy weather pre—
ceded by local rain. with no thrilled unpar-
atnrr changes.
swan stations '
Prenthera and heir Ibo-ea in Norwalk
Cit-rake. 'I’a-Ilarraw.
Tatum 3!”me andChapel sirens.
South Nmflk. Ru. Olin Hallock. rector.
FifthSnnday after Ester. lamina Prayer.
sermon and Holy Communion. “hill p.m.
Erenlnx Prayer and sermon. 7-5)) p. In.
noun Nathan Comma-noun. West
am and VII-at street; Rev. J. A. Biddle.
paoIor. Services Willa. In. and 7:]! p. “1.; Sun-
day school. B IL; young people‘s meeting. Gail)
n. In. Subject; ”that's Warnings" Morning.
(‘omntnnionof the Lord's Supper.
Scum NUII‘ALI Ila mar. Went arcane. near
Pine wart. Rey. Archibald Wheat-In. pastor.
Preaching. m a m. and En p. nI.: Sunday.
shoal]: In.; Young people's meeting com
In. Woodlafly int-ital.
80m Noun: Marnonnrr, Went avrnnr.
near Garner. Rn. II. B. Barnes. pastor.
Preaching, Ital; In. and fill p. 1-4 Sunday-
school. I: I; young mple'a meeting. 6:1!) [7. In.
Norman (‘ononaoxnoiun corner Park
and kwis stream Rev. T. K Noble. I). 1).,
pastor. Scrfitca at lam a. In and 7.15pm:
In the morning. Holy Iommonion. Baptism
and reception of members. In the main;
then-star will mnllnne his Ifl'lum on the
heroes and hrroim of the Bible. Snbieot.
“fillmpsnn, Israel's lIrI-prvmibie humorist."
Nonwau Marnounrr. WM and Mutt ave-
nue-I. Iter. (laws “In Alstynre. I). D , motor.
Preaching m a In. and 2-3) p. to; Sunday
school. t2 m.: youns People's meeting. on) ma.
In the morning administration of theHoly
Communion and reception or members. Even-
insr wildcat. ”rho Life Worth Living all! How
to Live lt." Good shuns. Strangers cordially
welwmo.
XoIIwua Burner. East avenue, opposite
Green. Rev. F. E. Robbins. pastor. Morn.
Ins slbkct. "Died for L's." Evening sthn-l.
“Faithnt In a Little." Rev. .5. I). Phi-inn. of
New Haven. will preach at both nations and
administer the Communion.
M. l'IrL'a Erramrnl. (“hutch rim-mm»
alto the limo. Norwalk. liar. S. 1‘. Graham.
parlor. Sanka-.Hkillannandifinla.
Sunday whool lumrdlatriy aim the morn-
tax services. Mains, Iloly (Bummnnion and
wnnon by the mm. fillllk'cl.1ireoflnu"
Evening Prayer and sermon h) the rector.
Sublet-t, “The King'a Barium"
(iItAI’I Erratum“. Belden avenue and I'm
attaet.Norwalk. Tier. II. ll. Watkins. mint.
Prayer. sermon and Holy communion. Ion» A.
m. Evening prayerand mention. :5!) p. In.
In. .‘Ilaar‘a. it. t',. roraer of \Vm III-um-
and Chapel street. Norwalk. It". W. .I. Slow
um, pastor. bow law. 'I’ a In: t'hildren‘n
a. Mandala. In: High Mam. ltb‘iia. In; \‘mponl.
- mm 9, In.
“no Maria t‘qurrIuI Ana-curios.
momma 610 not. AMI—abylirHT
: K. Noble of the First Congregational rbnrth.
. thlert«—“tfhamor."
Em Arum llmonm. near \anZanIit
warrant-Jutland lter. t'. it. M. pu-
tor. Preaching urn) a. In and mi :1 In; sun.
m"day uhmi lZm: youm purple'n mum: am
I) In.
Abram Can-nan. Vanzanrlt avenue, Emit
Norralk. liar. II II. 'I‘nrker Ila-hit. l’rrorh-
ina.Ma.Ia. and 7:!) p. In; Bond-y uiwol
"mammaadmhenltw. Mlpm
flmaaarooa l’mx 0mm. lit-trim III-m.
Itoath Rowan. ”ohm Sunday moi
“firm- In tirm and Kmlrdyo" ll l’rtrt
lit. in; Woluadayewnlac Ian. f’llaaninu
ll-Il.
Amen thaw Mn. Knight
stunt. Mall. liar. J I“. ”when. pastor
Preaching at lafla. Ia. and 7mm In; flush-y
«rho-II. no p. IL: your Walr- min.
t pun “Iranian whim. ”’l’br anttartlouuf
t'brm“ a...
Amtraabcwntollr and lira. ilow-
udDHIhnlth otCIIaMatnot.yutarday.
John Brnlryml Ihlr oily. loam to-
day for Barth. Conan abm,» he blew
arpiod "when. W-.. .
Senior-rumbalwhllnm. lfIIIy'II
chnmhoa'l‘aeaday “11mm
thwart-mill
Joseph‘l‘ammanywiilammilna‘
asylum-tribute mph. «theme!
llaBuraandIahaniattIttn.
11mm. formerly «an AmIIIII
WIMWMNWIOEMM
. .
. Maugham mm
itinfluyit’omlm mama.
m of thrl'ranklin Mat about. in
Wrench-ohm 'IIIIIIIQ
Mimi hinting mute
thy boat the W company-
balfliaghthamaam Kaapp’thai
aura.
W
Illa. LIAM“.
York. will oocupynpartoflt.“ Nor-
todahonnthla qtmmar,atthejunrtion
«Wanna-mm
m
The bmgsnmmeetnextlondayeve-
‘ninglhanthe Mourning”
WWIIIM and the cutting“
of Mill hill will lardlsmual.
- . 5
All members of the Knight street A.
ll. E. church are mum to mwt III
the church next Wednesday owning Io
tram business of importance.
Clarissa Ganung, who escaped from
- the poor houseon’l‘uurday, wu found
in Stamford and returned to Charles
Hoyt, who has her now in safe keeping.
—-On Monday. May 4th. we will opena
largo lineal Innings. from the. a yard
up. at Scofiold 0: Hoyt's. Norwallr and
South Norwalk.
Michael Batchiord is erecting anew
barn in the rear of his Winnipauk resi-
dence. The barn is’l‘ixfi? feet. a two
story structure. with a fancy gnbled roof.
The subject of the Young People‘s
meetingaltho First )1. E. church to-
morrow owning will be: "Sin of In-
mnpemnos." 'l'ltoleador will be Edwin
For.
—Athletic rigar. just out. Try them.
Commencing May II. the letter portions
of this city will take their annual vaca-
tion. Substitute earner .lmeph Tam.
mrny will be on the diflmnt mates for
forty days.
Bowers Hart. of Lowell. Hm. suc-
ceeds Arthur N. Paddock rut urchin-rt in
M. D. Randall's South Ntirvlnlk am.
Mr. Paddock has amoplodnwsilion in
New York.
—-A new line of spring coloring in unr-
prts at the Boston Store. Norwalk.
Portion front Stamford. Norwnlk nnII
Ridgeflold drove to this village on Sun
day evening to hear Rev. Mr. Hopkins
preach his but Karma“ berth—Now
(Mann Momengor.
—-A large line of Illnrk tiotxls will be
alert-d obi-op. no.“ Monday, at Smith-III
& Hoyt's. _‘ W“
Tbi- Inarriago of Miml'nrr'n- Atwood
to I). E. Ion-ll. oi Winn-Rina Junction.
\'t., takes place this evening at tho home
of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mm. J
if. Atwood. on North avenue.
-— Fine strawberries at ”Hunt It Zrluifu
Tuenty- three member: of Olive Branch
Lodge. M). ii) K. of I’.. nailed Day ton
Inigo. llrronwioh. hurt owning. A sor-
spoIK-bes won- Inmlo by II large number
of the members. A mllatinn was served.
to... .IIIIIII IIIIIIEI‘flI’Iu Mum-II to
Scolicld & Ilnyt'n, Booth Norwalk. Mitts
Mallott has been with Mrs. Fawwtt for
about a your past. Shr- IiuIin-a to am: but
«till Iritutds at Smilold I! Hoyt}. .‘iouth
Nora'nlk.
'l‘nylor&(loldwi. the MI] mint» and
'Insurnnwagontnmn- back in their old
quartets main. the Work of enlarging.
repainting and [Kill'l'lng being mmploto.
A bandmme count-r I'xlvmlu III-roan the
mom.
‘lincr April lI'IJlIugxist (l. t‘. Stillson
humid 8M bullion ofhin Elixir of Nod
Burk Calinaya. tho dim Milli of an
mlwrtimnent in Tux 32mm- Tin-
Slim tome up your rynunu: an adver-
iiwmont in those columns tom-n up your
burilm'ltl
Blow l’roi. Ferri- moors-d to Not-
wnllt. loaIlhan twotnonihn mt, ho haII
inmanmul pmlmlonally to play at
twlro private and while entertainment.
showing mluniwly that his min-a
are fully appreciated la Nurtralk musical
drown—Near Osman luau-om.
. Andra- .Iflphy mil m lalrane
m arrested Ian night ford-am
They were tried balm Junior Charles
ll. Townsend llIh naming and each was
ilnadflaodm lluwhypaidnpand
In: ditch-Ind. )lulraae. lain; unable
to pay. Iran taken to llrklgoporl jail.
'liIu palm oi Walter J. llall,
underarm directionaooncmwlll be
simulate Hall ml'l‘uuday non-
in¢.alwmshowdmdeamful study
and W at manner and touch
Ilia npreuion hot the high-tit taller.
and it It alwayu perm plenum to
listenmhim.
“Winona illuminanmttldmlly.
winharbssn teaching in ’l‘ouploo liai-
vanity. III». 5 expected Mme lllb
month. “Katharina Dowd,wboae~
mutual-mharhatnsnmhytho
Ana-rims Board at Home ill-Inna tn
Mmanrluolhmrulathainm
ammummuan.
wmwngasWonhlpfui
“.mbyEIIIM.
lunar MAP. Wetter. Walla!
Via-am at indium-WM.
mar annuity
ammunition-torturous”
‘hmb
c.1I. Hayward'and family. of New"
in! thus was enjoyed in Ray's hall. and 5
Gents’
I
t
m-.- .fl» N.-.
attrok of the grip.
Row. H. H. 'I‘ncko . of East Norwallr,
will preach in Bridgeport, tomorrow
evening. y! , u:
out of th- his” mbmlll‘tlh
mmbyllwym um
oddlnoandaaatlntsuupnl lbhwlmuin
knell:-
H. K Hoyt has reigned his Intuition
no ticket agent at tho Norwalk dupot and
will return to his former homo in is’yrn-
case.
H. D. Cornell, the painter, while at
work on William E. Dunn's Wall street
building yesterday noon, wan overcome
by the heat and obliged to go home.
Prof. Richard Voglsr will president
the $500 piano at tho South Norwnlk
Boston Store this evening. William .I.
Styles, the popular mrnetist. will play
several solos. The mutant will begin at
7:45 o'clock.
The [mom of naturalization. o la
Bellamy.iam1t making headway. Tho
party got 334 Iota; in the Rhoda lahnd
election. The roles of members of the
building and loan mniationsof the land
would make a legion. By the building
and loan method the drain: do not pester
the Worker-.I.
"(iohlcn Memories of the Book of
Book‘s." illuslnlfll by two hundrml eti-
grarings. has just been published by
Hunt. & Futon, a Methodist publishing
lame, of New York. It annulus the
choicest testimonies“ eighty-hair prom-
inent authors in illustration of characters
and mm of the Bible. and including a
long poem. “The Still Small Voter.” by"
Romflmnor N. banning. of this city.
originally printed in Tm: Sunset. in
i877.
~A large line of Sprint; I’mynds will
be opened 80-day at Soolield& Hoyt‘s,
Barth Norwalk.
'l'hotlrzasnmplm of the now styleof
metal cards ordered by thr- [III-master
general were struck oil yesterday at the
postal works in Shelton and forwarded
to the domrtmenl nl Washingmn. One
of the styles in pearl gray and cl and Il—lll
by 3 int-hos, Another stylu is mnnillo.
slightly‘uditlunnt inuntho prmont card
in color but much larger inninr. ll
IIIaaauruI til by it all“ ll~l8 inobrs and
is for mlwrtising Imrpures.
—TIorry Mulriilo. u graduate of the
Merrill I‘llltOlllt'ahi College. StamfordJIas
III-on ncwplul to till a platinum amoun-
ensia with the United bituminou-
company. of New York city. Thk Imu-
pany now has two young men from this
l‘ullogo "In thrir employ.
About '3 o'clock ycou'nioy banning
Frank Day. the gnu-orytunn on \'au7.nndt
arr-iron. Bust Norwnlk. board It noise in
front of his homo. and looking out he
iIIII‘tii‘t‘fl'd a homo and carriage standing
in front of the atom. Ila left the animal
tbm until early in the morning. think-
ing that the owner would mil for it. llr
thou unlmnmul the horns and plnml
it in his barn. who-Iv it napalm-Ii until
this morning. when a man. who said in-
a'a» from RiIIgI-ilold, railed for the turn:
out and took it away. The tum had
been badly alum-II.
THEATBII‘AII A'l’l'BAl'l‘IllNli.
rural-g material-tam- at later-at to
Lora] Plat-(loan.
”Thu Wife" wan pronoun-II at tin-Opera
Ilouna but night by a umpany ol’ Impor-
ior uxwlleuw, not a weak I-hanwtrr up»
pouring in the rust. It in it play that
appeals to the bent munitions of tho moi.
naming now the laugh to rise to ibo- limbo
and tau-Ia whining pathon to nudnton
the eye. A play pun» in tone. whim:
a lit-um of the nobhm u! Iron man-
hood and womanhood; our that anyone
may all“ and have the tluntm a Mir
tart mammalian“: hating law
it. Such dramas aa'Ghnli'ila" ahould
receive truer palmtop. in order that
”anger lltanloy may he mammal to
hing other plays of the kind hm.
III-lily ham singer. and Surround-
«thy- Ilnt data am. tantalum
Little Hana-ad Etta. mmtfl'titif tho
cutatliltlopoopirmaI-M. llaa.‘
agsrlloythaabmo IMWID
mnar-tarndmlormm
anon [oil‘s Ball. Wm '
lay 0. As the piayhuna whirhoan
uddmaldhaarmbyallmonddulngita
goodhhuaaoa aaduthtloatrrildluaic
Hail should hr pads! out Halurday
Mt».
Mininityuahoa to ap-
”Ilium-It «rah;
mbmflmm. lathe
"lurch-at“ Vania” the New YorkT"
nan-delirium. mam
Myanmar on and: who has MM"
Joseph Bulllranlatnaotorlng Iranian‘
Summer MerIno and Light
"Larlies’ and ChIldren’s
Weight vests and Pants.
llllSlEAIY, ALWAYS A SPEBIAIJY. , ’
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON 8T... SOU'I'H NORWALKI.
I ' gIIIIIIIIIIIIImII
Music Hall ',,Friday, May 8th,
‘ . THE man‘s-WARREN co.
Merchant of Venice.
shakympeua'r great randy. in air aria.
Allied tyres
sunset.
There is probably no
actor on earth who
handelvrd deeper in.
to the meanings of
Shakespeare's llnos.~
Km York Mirror
M188
Pofi'TIA
.‘i'. )2 Sun.
[KBOIINDKD I“ A COIPAN“ 0P SELECTED ARTISTS.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES.
that. am on salt- at Iont' II
THE OPENING
Our New Store
T Aims
PLACE
TO- DAY!
.._.__. ‘M
You are Gordially
Invited to Visit 03,
I00 INSPECT II llllISllIlll HIE Il0 COMPETE Hill
New DryGoods
AND N
TIISTIII
OTIONS.
0 HIITT,
Elizalllarren
Mina “'arran’s elo-
cntion III perfect. h'o
PORTIA ever spoke
with nicer appmla—
tion of the relative
value of her words.~
and Gregory's Drug Mum.
We have mired slot of line Gill Edge, Sweet, lloayi'
00W" 103% Pill 0
grand rush at this price. We are selling unniitiea of ‘
callattdsee. weiuw th besti‘ ram
Flour, you know. u e militias for ailing you 0
A FEW IIIIAINs III cIsII BIIIE
2 cans Fine Salmon, 25c; 3 cans Tomatoes,” 25c; 3 cans
25a 2 cans Buccolash. 25c; Blackberries or Blueberries. lilo. ’
€319??th Fruits are in large cans, from 20 to 25¢ per can; at.
Don I. fa at the store that. will I d b
is buttinoaorg '5 an 3' you in every thing N
Charles E. SeymOur,‘
binding hour. 33 llashingtan ,W "SilulllemllI.
I...
, Such a demand for all kinds and varieties of Dry Goods adopted 3
for the Spring season, has nevur been made upon us heretofore .
as at the present time. All goes to show that the, attractions for
which the people seem to bo looking. am to be found at our store;
and they also find the line of pncos drawn "1th proper channels.
, .... ._._...
cloaks, capes and Healers
“’8 have e-atcomplishml what We set out to do. and that is to
supply the people with the finest and best selected stock of Capes,
(‘loaks and Roofers (in ex cry hand we hear satisfaction ex-
pressed in rices. quality and styles. Ladies' Ca ,. ~toll colors
and stylesr mm the cheapest tutho host. Cioaks b ack and col-
ors from 81 50 up. Roofers. trimmed with fancy rortl. from 83 up.
Hosiery and Gloves.
This season we are dis lay mg a most (mnpleto assortment. and
it Is with leasuro we m l \nur Iillt ntion lo the followin:
Ladies ine Cotton Hose Fast Black 1503 apair worn
Ladies]. Lisle Thread Hose. in colors. for 150. worth Ioc.
Ladies Fine Taffeta and Lisb- Thread Glows for :30. better
than ordinarily sold for 350.
Ladies' Colnrmland Blatk Heavy Lisle Thread Hose for We.
Wu SI. '25
Ladtos’ Silk Hose. in Black and Colors, for :31 no, Worth 81; 50;:
'25s.
II>
Ladies Silk Hose. in Blatk and Colors. for $125 worth 8i. 75 a‘
' ir.
Ladios' Silk Hosv, in Black only. for $3.00. worth $5.00 a pair.
No. 2 Gazette Building.
ANORWALKA - CONN M. S. SM l I H
Tar sIIIII__ IIIIT. h gnlqrhhtmrnis
BITS-hit; and non Fro-l. "II!“ "fl" 80““ NONI“.
Mrs. F. M.
lhiy sin-oi; grip.
)Ihn EIIItnaScuddI-r. West street: grip.
Tim-e childron of l .‘lIotmfl'y Lockwood.
(Yin-stunt sin-at. Norwalk: measles.
Two l‘IlIItII’i'II of (Imma- Spragur. [lotto
Inn», Nurwnlk; numb-s.
Ill‘llllit' Howard. l'ninn sir-ml.
Illi‘iihli'fi.
I'll}:
l'lur'ttln Morn-ll. Ila-It Norwnlli:
numb-a.
Arthur Olin-n. infant. city; nIrIuIlI-II.
llonry Shula, first/Norwnik: measles.
Tim's childmn of lemon] l-‘urringtrm.
of wt Wam atn-ot. oily, aged two. live.
and seven: annulus.
Indie Roberto, East Norwalk. intruders.
”outwit-Io Mom“. East Norwnlk:
thrash».
WANTED.
"II". to do neral lutuumwk. Inquire at
A the Molina "mun all? {I
l)l.‘~Tltll“l‘yyi Iii‘ SlillW Mill on. l’iltillATl.
t ourt Aprl . i..l
IzImIInIhIIIIIcII'I‘ l'. mini. II'III-III XIIIIIIIIII.
In said diatri- t. rimmed
'l'hal‘ onrt of Probate for tin- Ilium: l of Nor-
walk. hath limited and allowed Ill! month» horn
hodala bone! for the rradlton III laid mate
lo'sahlbllt l'hplr rlaltn‘a [Loy settlement. Thalia
III In er a present rmwnla. propery
alto-m within maid time will be III-barred a
morery. All pertingl lndamlant
are «4 mm! torn
.IIWN l.. St'ulv IEIII).AdIn
a.
Tito raid estate
yutrnl to
nlrtralor.
Bl'atnlonu mm
‘ IT}.
I lullon iImI luadr IIIIIIIIIW
tor t allusion to pmbatr of a rennin
arttlrnlmmm— and the ”tilt
i'harln l’ manna. late at orwalh. In IlaId
Ilium t and tar Ibaa Intmtol
ummimouw” III III. «late I IIIIII one.»
will sound: therefor-I
obtain.
F OR
«I
. ..YolIann. the mammalian” wan pro- “641%. n" ‘II I“ ration ham-mi aik
mind at limit: lIall III-I arming. Tin- .III IIIt' III. III III flan. no. III IoII‘IIIIIII IUVI‘:
performance was Itrictly Iim clans fig, Ilmmu‘mm ' 1w”:
ummm..m:: H.555"
(I
ALIA Immoral"). .1th
Turn.
' urn: dthatlnathllortrai ' Ina
“adulation“ flamma- "a; Lnlil‘l"
oath: .hfiaatkaiowa Tilt:
“Mlloml ntthaa riot oaths
Ita or III A: t .o'ntm
II 131.1% «II‘IIE IIIIIII‘I:
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Graduate Optician
TUESDAY .“ 5
BRAND CONCERT
IIII’I.‘ BY
Nil.
JFIIFIN tlwf ”noun tlolIInIrlli-i. and flit?‘ Io
lowing pupils: \IIKs Anna Dunning. Min-3 r
IrIuImrnnl rant ralto. ‘
it}: SERVEI ) stub. rm EXT.“
l' hurt a
day. .\pr ii). at In In
Ill. WIlTEll J. Hill, Pianist,
Assisted by MISS OLIVE FRI-TMSTAII. the
..\Ilt)l F HART-
lir lliKbmvr. Mr Frank Iiidrr. of n‘oulb Nur—
wnlll; .‘IIM Ila Medina. and Mn. \\ alter J.
Halli or “is: Allie Merrill). of New \';nrk
bullion Bradley. at \i' carport
naat tlrenory' K and Hoyt K. l‘imnu
Dress Goods.
We are daily addinu now My h-s to our already IompIete stock
.It the followinglist (If pm us Full line of all then new S rin
Coloringslif Homespun: 45 )‘llllllt's wide positively .Ill woo. an
of very dosimble textures for Itu [K r yard. worth at least 750.
Also indifferent styles Samisv ('loth. l5 IlltllOS wide. at the
some priuo. pusitiwlt \wrib our-third more than “cure asking.
Uurboauufnl slot of Bliltk Goods in SERGES. SILK and
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WISHIIBTIII STIEET,
SOUTH NI'JRWALK, CONN.
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Real Estate and Insurance.
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at the present limo and Wu an» positiw “o ran nllnw you hotter
values than t'\'t‘l‘ lieforr.
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PRICES GUARANTEED.
GENTS’ FURNISHINGS.
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the newest stylus of Tim. in ‘mks. Pulls Bow». lionr-indlnndn.
Collars and (’nlfs. Sashes lit-.lts Hosiery LIIIlI-rwvnr Glow-II.
and Handkerchiefs. I-oIIsinntly on hand. ill prim-II Inurkod as it
simple] IlItIllt't'Illt‘llI '
PARASOL’ STOCK.
' can show on o In I assortment of gum]: and alter greater in»
duoemontryin thinllgganmnl that in pousiblo for any Inmaa In.
this lornlity.
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