u feel tired? Is the hot
BEIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
Very pleasant to take and will
I , do you good.
, l
rm,
—-—--~
iihulera Mixture
;§l!p fig 25 defining cures
a
4
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J.
Drug Store,
43 Washington st. South llurIIallI
INDEPENDENT.
SEfllliiE A. FElllilS,
”THE WIDE-AWAKE}—
Barxaln Grocer.
Moon Even Samu-
'FOR CASH.
Saturday. June 27.
M's l’rnlt Jere. 3m peru doaen.
PIIIzes eIIEII IIIIII'
' Ra‘fiml‘fiir for-Prim must he
Geo. A. Ferris,
‘ - N E IIMEI.
iron before
for future
ISO lib Norwalk
Bums."
DIckerman & Son,
SOUTH NORWALK.
IL“:
84 WASHINGTON ST.-
lauiIISI'BIIIi lihildIeu’SSumuIer llndtfirwear
'l’llE EVEKING SEKTIKEL.
JAMES GOLDEN. “land m.
"fl‘lhm‘i'mlt;
. .MMW.
mum-to mum.
outcome“ we
8:06
i" , « .I
New York Harald Weather forecasts. ,
Brilliant weather continues throughout the
country. The cool outi-cycloao in the lake
region will Inpva alowly eastward. and the
“warm wave." now covering the interior of
the country. will advance and be felt more
decidedly in this union today. In this dis.
trict today warmer. clear weather will prob-
ably prevail. with light westerly winds. be-
comingr‘variable. On Friday fair to partly
cloudy weather. with light variable winds.
mostly nutchrly. fol10wed by cloudinens in
western parts of thin section. and on Saturday1
partly cloudy weathar. with slight changes of
icmpornturc.iollowcd by rain in the waicrn
portions oi’ this section.
ms; 1 Wmh’m
Donovan a Go. ’a new ice cooler is‘ be-
ing connected with the city water and
sewer today.
Miss Mary Dingoe, of Roton Hill.
fell off of a step-ladder at her home
Tuesday, and broke her wrist.
Daniel lime“ has been unsuccemful
in milking a match “with‘tlames Eustace,
the New Haven ‘list, and they will
mtllxhtm.‘ ' "I 5"?"
Fred Whitney; of Northwrt, L. 1.,
sailed to this city in his yacht yesterday
and is now the guest of (fiends on
Stevens street.
Miss Josie (lctler, of West street, is
seriouslyill with malarial fever. Miss
AnnaOrlich is substituting for her at
the Franklin street school.
Margaret Watt.sdaughtcr of Louis and
Catherine Watts. of Brooklyn. N. Y.
died at the home of her aunt. 24 Main
street, Norwalk. this morning.
The next meeting of Sherman Com-
mandery, U. 0. G. C.. will be. held Fri-
day evening, when the semi-unnual elecv
tiou of ofliccrs will take place
The Alpha Wheel club, of Norwalk,
will send a delegation to Hartford on
July «1 to attend the mid-summer tourna
Inent of‘tlu- Columbia Cycle club,
George W. Hart. Jr., formerly of this
city. muted yesterday, the conductor-
ship of a train on the Manhattan Beach
railway which runs from Brooklyn to
Concy Island.
Miss Margaret Patterson, of Glcnbrook.
graduate of the Merrill Business College.
Stamford, llM been placed in a fine posi-
tion with the Mercantile Protection
Amoclation, New York city.
Captain George 8. Bell is driving piles
on the bench at Roton Point for the foun-
dation of the new bathing pavilion. J.
W. Banks. of Seaside Place. has the ma-
trnct for erecting the building.
The public schools of Norwalk will
close tomorrow for the summer vaca-
tion.’l'he [all term commences September
8—the Tuesday following Labor Day,—
not the 3d, as inadvertently stated yester-
day.
Iowis O. Wilson, who has been
boarding for several years at the City
Hotel, left South Norwalk today. and.
. will enter the Naval hospital. in Brook
. Iyn. He was accompanied to New York
' by his son.
Samuel Shaw. of Raiding Ridge, who
took aaenior oration at Yale. was also
awarded special honors in political
science. hum and law. Mr. Shaw has
Iwcepted a position in a school at New-
burgh. N. Y.
’l‘hepupilaofthotwohigher gradesof
the East Norwslk school hold their close
in; exercises last evening. There wan
'alargoattendaaes. Severnlmuaioal
aelectloruwererenderedand recitation:
AutetantAdjutantOmalWhitoaays
that undoubtedly the Connecticut Na-
tlonalOuardwmso into camp in Au;-
IIIIt Much lathe receipts from the
mllitaryeotnmutationtaxweremllloiontw
tommttheexpanu.
«limbo it’s warm.you'ro tired and
thirsty. Knapp‘r Root Beer Extract
makes Root Bow in live minim.
dudthsgradom inthoviohuty
«mm atom on the lineofthe
' Norwalk, last evening.
J K. Crofut'u Arch street rest-
iabeingrepainled.
Tthorwalkm grooenhaveagreed to
cloabthelrstoreaalldayonJuly-l.
AIsonwaaborntollr.andllrs.A. A.
Ohinnory. of Catherine MW' lastalgt.
Selleck, two expert anglers. are at the
islands today in pursuit of the "tinny.”
Winfield 3. Worlds horse stumbled
and‘ fell this morning on Bayviow
avenue and broke the short of the
“to
ll.
AI society known as the Elephant club
IasIbeeu organized up—town. The mom-
born of the club are nearly all 200
Winders.
The Little L'Ilammock club will leave
"the pwnmbcnt dock at 9 o'clock to-Inor-
rowl morning on the steamer "Medea"
and go to the island bmring that name,
wh their annual chowder and clam
roast will be eaten.
Hope Hose company hold a special
meeting last evening and voted to make
arrangements to blue the A. Y. Pearson
Midnight Alarm Co. appear at the Opera
House on the evening of October :32 and
give a benefit performance
The Court of Burgeascs will meet this
cvcningto finish their invmtigation of
thej Rico assault case. The Warden
wishes all persons who know anything
abut“ the matter to he pro-rut and sin-3k
freely as the interest of the borough' Is at
stach.
A: large number of people from this
city attended the lawn party at III.-
Milena) of Frederick A. Krystcr, West
lhmcing was
indulged in on two large platforms out-
doors, refreshments Wore servmlnml u
good time enjoyed.
(lwrge Edwin Hill. of Stamford. ro-
ceiwd tho Townsend prize of $100 for
pronouncing the best oration in the Yale
Law school graduation exercises. [in
was also a competitor for the Yale Kent
club prizes for excellence indcbnting
and received honorable mention.
\nntcnlay Judge Pn truce :tllllltlllil‘-‘tl
hiallec' noon in the use of the \ow in
gland Terminal mmpany Is. the First.
National bank of Norualk. sustaining
the juicmurrer of the defense. The judge
did Inot think that the complaint held
the bank to answer. and so sustained the
lattor‘s position.
It .‘l‘. Henry t'olc. lately returned from
Central Africa. \lech he has been labor-
iugas a mimionary of the Church of
Euglnnd since 1879, will dclivcr it into
lecture at the Y. ll. (1'. A. ball. on Fri-
day evening. Mr. Cole is an ableepeak-
or and will relate many interesting facts
and incidents concerning the customs
and the people of the country where in-
bcon. The public are cordially in-
vited to be present.
While Philip “'bwlcr was engaged in
loading boxes at Crofut & Knapp’s No.
l factory. yesterday afternoon. the wind
blow some of them oil of the wagon and
they struck the horse on the leg, caus-
ing him to run away. lie run up North
Main street but was headed oil and
turned around. going amuse the street
nndiovcr the sidewalk into bl. it. Tripp's
yard. Tin-animal tried to run between
two trms and the wagon was badly
wrecked by coming in contact with
them. The horse was cut around his
legs; The wagon was a now one, which
the llrm purchased about a month ago.
I
WW9 make our own ice cream from
strictly pure cream. l)opot restaurant.
I a Inca-I for on ”out sperm.
In. Ella E. Ollll'll. a teacher in the
kiln street school. will given hand-
coin medulla) the pupil in her grade
whomtobe the best INN!!!“ the
mouth thh afternoon. The medal is
solid-liver andon one-iris inaugural
in beautiful characters All. Oriich‘a
monogram, "3.8.0." Ontbe oppoaito
aideI bthcdato'Uuneeo '91.” On the
oldoor thomedalirabamlof silver.
w h la connected byeix knobs. repro-
aon ngthonumberofthegrade.
Amalia- l‘rola leaelpalM
.IfIr. Milan—it gamma flea-am to
see wooedourgraduaterwaamin-
., inthooratorioal tot
our .. ~ b. lhelievethatrideofrehool
. Mdreeeivemuchconlidoration.
.... dupe-tn» In. Ida 8.Keep
has mharaarvlcuvolnntarily. toaid
Mluurk,mtla¢aclutuohnun
Ind. manner—number
‘lhathpractleallntarut. Inertial-
thu'mBohodBoyVII-w maybe
».» lahalihoplauedto odor
I“ fluflmmmuoqnalmn
ii litmmnfumafaadaupriasm
ed mypuworonaumu loiaa
“‘ - ”Mm” MM,
mi
Altotllr
Islvhr I minim"
mew; W. (l. m
or movie In to B a: .
ire-day. " ' I .
Coputim-l. F nnett and Henry
dflttfihmitnottb-
PEOPLE K00 KNOW.
When and I!” m, W ‘l'halr flour:
0! Malian.
Captain R I]. [lose to in Springfield,
More" to-ds'y.
In. ”W. =1}. Sword! and «laughteri
ml’huufldmmxflYdfkb-‘ly Isa. «LIZ
J1! mums. Nutlomti'm
" pf Norwalk is in How-Kilian! today.
Mr. and Mn. Cite Hatch and dough-
tcr lure town to-day for nuouting in
Vermont.
Kr. and Mrs. Edward B. Mitchell. of
South Wilton. are spending a few weeks
in Hartford.
Miss Ada Betta.daughtcr of Allen Betta.
left town this morning on a short visit
to Plainlleld, N. J.
line. bl. Lauder null Minn Maggi:-
Laudcr, of Bayvicw avenue, are visiting
in Brooklyn, N. Y.
James W. Hyatt and O. E. Wilson are
expected home from their trip loTnllm
perm. (33.. this evening.
Mrs. J. E. Northrup, of Franklin street.
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
Andrews. in Pittsllold, Alana.
Captain Russell Pratt attended the
couunencement exercises and alumni
dinner at Yale college, yesterday.
E. D. Leland. who has been visiting
his brother, William J. Inland, returned
to his home in Cold Spring. N. \'.. tbhs
morning,
8. 8. Rose. wife and daughter are
spending n few days with Mrs.R.M.RIIsc,
of Campetreet. after which they will go
to the White Mountains.
Mrs. Kate Zciglcr and Mrs. Ellyn
Zcigler. with their children. of New
\‘ork.arv visiting at the home of Ed-
ward Alwlcboe. (\‘mlar strcct.
Colonel l). t‘. Pavey, of the Gazette‘s
editorial stall. is in New York today in
uttcnd :I luucrnl. ’l'bo mloncl scl‘t'n
his connection with the Gazette on Sat.
unluy.
Mr. and Mrs. ('harlcs DoKlyu and Mr.
and Mrs. White, of Dnnbury. drove to
this city Tumlay and visited friends in
town. Today they drove to Bridgeport
and to-murrow they will start for home.
(‘mmml Sccrctary Wilcox of the
Mondcu Y. )l.L .A ammintion former-
ly of Nurwalk. and Mrs. Wilcox. .Ire
unending tln- cornnwnm-Im-nt oxorv'hrs
of Westley on university . :It Middk town.
of II huh Mr \\"ilcox H :I graduate.
C. '1'. A. l', Parade in Bridgeport.
The annual tlcld day and ‘utrado of the
‘onnecticut Total Alutincnm- lllllult was
bold in Bridgowrt ycstcnlny. under the
nuspiooa of the local Catholic lempr-rzmw
orgzmizations. There was a general turn
out of the various societim from all part-I
of the state and the Wall proved our-
of tin- rumt ounce-Infill gntboriugu the
union has ever had. About 2.500 mvn
were in the pnstion. including six brine
bands and ten drum corps. Tin,- prunes.»-
ion was reviewed by the mayor and other
otlicials of the city. The route covered
many of the principal streets. including
a march around the bonn- of l’. T.
Barnum. In the afternoon a picnic was
held at Schutzon park where address»
were mode by Mayor Marigold, Thomas
Kohoe. president of the union, and others.
An Adan-ac to the "and of Hope.
ll. W. Warner, of New Haven, ml-
dmsaed the Bond of Hope society, at
their monthly meeting in the chapel, at
Broad ltivor. Sunday evening last. llr.
Warner drew a word picture of II mis-
spcnt life in glowing colors, being pa-
thetic in his appeal to those addicted to
the intoxicating cup. lie is an eloquent
and forcible almlwr. quoting statistic»
to prove his arguments. and was inter-
esting throughout his evening's address.
He has [remixed to n-peat his lecture in
Auguston account of the threatening
weather of last Sunday evening.
Dart-o.
The Alllifl of the so. lake's (Mild MI
a most enjoyable lalo sud «nuts-ml
fattivablart oveIIing. Alorgo- n‘umbcl
of fancyarticloswm dirwmdofand a
neat sum was realized.
The members of Welcome Dirialon,
Sons of Temperance. have made great
preparatm for their strawberry fictive!
in the town hall th’u evening and them
should be a large attondanm
Ith- Alliellowenistheguastoffriemlr
in New York city.
manor-tum
Tho folbwlng were haddnne in,
um. “furnishedftum theolllcaof
A. N. Wooster. solicitor of Prune.
Bridgeport. (loan: ,
W. W.Gould, Bridgeport“
for . “ammonia-um. RM
. Ufifit pig." ”Brim
FIVE LAD!“ TBSTIPK.
One of The. Took While Notes
out Outradlm new. Ir. Hyde.
Rector'l'homasAlede and his diast-
tailed pariahioners of Christ church,
' crowded; mimuthefdry's
' tings, says the Partner. was the
testimony of live interesting young
ladies. One of themhsd taken stone-
gmphio notes of the meetingof March
(I). when Rev. Dir. Hyde is said to have
ruled matters with a high band.
Blue instilled that Mr. llyde had decbIr~
ed the meeting adjourned until April 30.
She was corroborated by the other young
ladies. They all said that Mr. Hyde
afterwards told them that he had ad-
joumcd the meeting until the date
Immcd. ‘
This is an important point. as Mr. Hyde
dclnrcs that he did not so adjourn the
meeting and that the pmccodings of the
meeting of April 30 are illegal. llis cone
principally rests upon this point.
The testimony of George Tutti», one of
Air. Hyde's most active opposcrs, mused
frequent. and hearty laughter. He said
that at the meeting of March 30, Mr
llydehad refused toallow him to vote
saying, "You're not a member and you
[can't vote in this church."
)ll'. Tuttlc testified that he replied:
"It'll take a higher authority than you
to stop me from voting. 1 was a mem-
ber of this church before you came hero.
I was one of the members who voted to
call you. and if my actions were legal
then. they are now.“
"\Yltclt did you last pariah-Id Cirill-
Inunion ':" asked Attorney Klein.
"but July. lgot timl of boarin' on
him preach 'en 1 hnin't been M‘Klt‘t’." the
II. inn-so replied.
Aftvl' seventeen witnesses bad limit
s-xnruinml the defense mud and at three
o‘clock ymtcrday uftcrmton, William H.
Marvin. who Mr. llyvlo declared elm-ted
u-I clerk. was (,‘l'tllt’tl as the first wituevo
for the plaintiffs.
Pointers [or I'urchnsera.
Glover & Olson. til Washington street,
South N-Irwalk. have second 1.000 pairs
of lmlim' Hill'fifllld lots of Ngttlargomls
~-\leiI‘lI they proper» to close ollt at
special primed that make them genuine
lair-4mm.
l'ulllnl‘x’k Brothers present a new illus-
train! :Idwrtiscnicut on the «and page
or Tm: SmTlNl-Zl tmlm. It («minim
some mint» rs wortht of Inumnl.
Lord l‘aqu-ralon bald.
To a mmmittm Ipmplaiuing of the
lImltlIof homlun; “lleity loll"! limlof
tho shifting; look toyour sowJonI h‘o
wlnn men cum lain of rheumatism.
grout. neuralgia” Vs Icpsin skindisI- was
bm'Ls ll\\'l' and kidney troubles help
“anchor—purify your blood. (Huerta
Blood t‘ un- will neutraliu and \' lirniunto
any blood impurity in your mstoru.
lluu't bi- shiftlcss.
Sold at Piinstull'sdmg store. under tho
Mnluu kcmo Hotel. South Norw.alk L' oun
Hartford is indulging in a di Ibtlwno
State in muscquonco of which [at
n: k' s Pariah School was summarily
chiml yesterday.
Taylor 8: Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance
WISHIIBTBI STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK. cow.
IIIILW f
WAN’l‘l-‘ll
"this and board can be "burial at A
tI’llnhnup' II, No. it llavllund «not. Bomb Nor-
lllg' ill
lt'
llltltillT. wililI‘I’ {onus unloan. on union
1 A; ly to) [Mattie-warm. ill) \\ est
av onus. lh Vorwal k. l... [1'
Mllfllld‘m‘iifll) woman as nurse [or a
( hlldtluwnth» old. Apply at the llorlon
.I‘
lloune. jul in!
l OANllb Itgrntloman and wife. Addm
lion INIMAIN Norwalk. lull) If
I’OII ”Alli.
'l‘ll'ElA'r: tom of line timothy bay for Mlt‘.
on the farm formerly occupied by l' harlm
inquire of trail: J. that ill Earl
.nmrkroun. Lo tom. pitta:
BE.“ till a urban». wimp chalriu, mall
Ma valu-
annuit-
Iueaadt million-ti.
with writing ablaaad bar-
at“. “m: Mahala :3:
o! tantlln
A‘galmaloyw farm. a‘tfita Five
inquired-rm
flour.» and Min»; to”. u madam.
Apply to h. A.Woodward south
\‘orwalk.
o the
l
m.
I!
To our.
til: bminc on Phantom “full" I mm
1. l. “ninth“ Hour tfilalnb
(lb
Itlmt.
l)AR‘l‘of the boon No.3 ll strut}. rloulh
. Yorw al-II trims». Bengt». [twist
‘EYM'M at imbued! ill: i
tlfi'ONl) door or a. room oatranlrlln
In. a 'lv. ll. I .
me mum. at! ”m“ ti!I
i” Dusk»: sum 3 .
H walk. qunInlEAllIo-o'nlmm'lni;
B'l‘llllti) flwr at lli'dohlnztoa street "Apply
B'Htigfllton anion! III... mono 1's“
mun. w“-
NT l
émh boa-a aaooarcalofilwam
”him h
lb.
II‘
‘II" 3: Paper "ammonium Painter
" “contaminant-rm
Sprmg Styles
HATS
. TN ALI. nuance arm cowas'or
I Siiflallllsml'lals. SilkHais spa-[mag gb'flfiupfgmugk
Boy‘allataandflap. Crush nataforflenand
Boy‘s. Nnirla and Hats for lien at
KNAPP’S,
9| Washington St.
Partieularlttention PaidtoFiring,
cleaning and ironing SillI Hats.
Fawcett’
HEADQUARTERS Filll
MillIMERY!
lie. I? Main Street.
Formerly 3 Water St. lionIIIIllI.
.lnst remivml III) dozen Huts today to sell
without necru. all shapes and union. at the
extremely low price of non. fonnerI Kl“! 8L
One in. t of lint :,lIIII it math. 2 car It.
One lot of llllt gli‘rcnch E1IIwom30c., 40c. bar.
ends. Don' I forgot the number.
I7 MAIN STREET,
Next to J. 1" Bennett‘ 5 dry goods store
Mrs. W. Faween,
lie. I? Main Street. Harwell.
F. HAYES
Having rumored his meat market
No.6 North Main Street.
\\ Ill allppl} the people of this virlniu with
tlu lint at line UK
Fresh and SalIrMeaIs,
POULTRY. Etc..
To be found in the slate.
F. HAT! ES,
till. 6 NORTH MAIN STREET
\ lll lf
‘Slll'TH NDRVVA LK.
Where are You Gong?
_ 1 am going down to
HUNT &. ZElllFF'S
Fish and Vegetable Market
W in r9 1 4-an alVI aye find tia- thr‘l 1‘ tab
and \ cg. tabla. ALw Salt and Smoknl Irish.
oysters. clans. lobsters,
Pure Tomato cutout.
imported Sardines.
Aer-uh {or \vilkt‘filllll'fi (‘rwuurry liutter.
(tr-1m llt‘lh tffll promptly.
HUNT e ZELUFF.
Morning, linen and light
-——-—T.\ K E—-—-—
liiXATillilS.
line Bottle Thoroughly nonlinear.
II I» wmarkahle hm“ mam Implr there are
who haw- thal tired {ruling In In mom to think
ltof no lrumrtmc nrl Iat nothing need be
dunu in! il.1'lmy won III not be In” urrlm
If they realized how mall) Mfume the mal-
ad» is. hot they think or nu. it will I
alter nwhito.‘ ollo not mean the
at inure umrim whit-tin l uprrlvnt»
nilrr a ‘lpml Ila‘yl‘ I *“rkElJN but that with
ud‘m n mm“ and
unruly for work. [it It a mistake luv:
this mmlitlnu I» continue as the body may
own her-omi- debilitated beyond mam-r5
or mm diam may [Illa a fmt- hot.
The "mines oft III-torn for minoritiu
IIlImIblbo-attsttodb III in
the finale—t lml ling-I'm
inc-div im- known In thew m3“ II
rumor» and vitallum the .rrunlumea thr-
digI-stlun nod really dona-bk
Make the Weak Strong.
STILLSlill' S SPECIFIC
lo a rare «In for
Stills and Peter and Malaria.
ants If
i. 0. JENNINGS.
And Malaria
IAll PAPER Alli Willi.
amnion-Immune»
Whom-u...
mm mm,“
or. N. ” c. “BETTIE I it?
45cc bottle.
All. SEMMEE iiilllliS A SPESIALTY ;
Charles E. Seymour,
leading Grocer, 33 Washington Street. South Marvell.
SOl'Tll NORWALK.
3T 'tlaln street.
More with half the
In nan In thin town.
Call and See Them.
034nm Refined
“gamma“ ”cameo
Mineral
DerlOn Pomt
‘ (flllEflllllT' 8 Mill)
CONN.
NOW OPEN.
Shore Dinners aSpeeialty.
will connect at South Nora alk
A6 store
Iv th trains on the how York and New Haven
railroad
2!; E. POWER.
Bill ISLI’I‘IIB.’
Seaside Cottages To Let.
Two. three. rive. eight and ten room cottages
0 let by the week or ammo.
ADDRESS '
Foster Bros.,
airf South Norwalk or Dunbury.
l3 llflllTll MAIN STREET.
IDIBBLE‘S BLOCKI. SOUTH NUR‘VALK.
DIALK“ XX
I‘LAMS, overruns. FRUH‘S
VEGETABLES. BUTTER. mos.
mums,LARII,sIIOIrI.III:Rs.
some“ AND caxxau
(IOODs.
ANNlillNBEMENT!
Etcntldng to go lntln next E‘\l)\\?\k5. r orn-
prising the rrmuindcr or the ‘umtncr Stork.
‘I‘erythlngbciou (05! way IbIIIn Don t nog-
lccl to call and sec for ) nurse -.lf Xe" or before
have such rcdutthim be: u made. ll: \mthiuc
must '0; going out of llllnlllt'i'i on an mm! of
ill breath A great su l‘llltl‘. but ran- opp-Ir.
topit; for those who talc :ulIantugI- of this
9B (‘
FISH.
jII‘Jt) 3m
Titlllli'r'll AND l'SI‘Rl‘lMl-Jl ll. \‘i'fi l\‘
ALII‘T‘ILES. llIl\.\l-ZT\ A\lll'UQ ‘.
Ulili. hunks ll \Ts. l.-.\W\' ll
1-] . TURBUVS lu‘ in.
EVL'KYT THIN; PER-
TAiNl‘SH TU MILLlXE ltl
FlllllA .lllIE lltll T0 JllLl lst.
R. M. Collins,
llu. l2 Menu Main Street,
ll! 2w
South Sorwalk. l'orm.
MISSES ST. JilHN
Summer Mililnery.
\\ e are ulluring our entire Moi k of
MlLLlNERYl
AI amt reduction. The prices
are betoml multimillion
A P nil Lim- of Mourning (' (Instantly on "and.
Hair howls rlpurlalty
1 ‘ombin 3 nib-“1’5?
ltf’ y In It- 'It nine iirlswobll chant.
Elli: III-I p tin \\ urncrl' (In-ere.
ii. A. La Spirits. Majestic and scrotal
other».
Some Early III Same the last
Bargains.
OPEN E\'E\lMl..
llll TllflllBlE Til SHOW 60008.
MISSES ST. JOHN,
mrfi Norwnlk
Economy I and Comfort!
Baseline Stoves
Anti troll lint ml Expense during
the SIIIIIIIIrr Season.
In“. lama: var all A.
THE MANHATTAN
II All. SIZES.
Will llkt‘. cook and do all the work of a
trouble and expense. Fifi)
MDHIE l5 BENT! A “it“
WilMeekertflo.
HUNG HALL BLOCK.
I HALE’S
coughlelsam
Nilll WEI",
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‘20 Cents.
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.00, Menewpoumrec
Canned Corned Beef, 20s a
stor, 250 a bottle; Lime Juice, all;
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7! Washington Street 80. Norwolk.
9W , Dnaler in g k). I
M Paints,
Int:
Coac and _V ‘
Artists’ Materials, armshcs.
Combined Chair and Step Lad-
der, 82.00
llicCloslre00 ’3 Wood Filler—Best
in the arket, $2. 00 3 Gallon.
Painting,
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0 oimining.
79 Washington Street.
TEE Elllfill. PRACTIEE EIARIEB
(a silent lano f pm
Also the celgbratedgl‘igcmw “c”
andPondPi Hanna.
with all their tents. inclndi
tachmcnt, ,can‘b: seen by calliggoz’di'm u.
N. K. FERRIS.
Organ lat of the Kent arch.
tear her of Plano. Orgaiilk Mflgrrfdiu. ' Real-
dam; .ll ‘3‘st {nouns-fl)? O. x 13] horwalk.
clue on 8 mad.
frorno Moi... 3'8, YB an a.
lllBEiE 8t illiMSTllliK
Are selling a very nice quality
of Butter. It is from the Leb-
anon CL. Creamery. At this
time of the year when pasturago
is plenty, the Lebanon Creamery
people do not find a really sale
for all the roll butter they make.
The m or product 15 sold In tube.
and this IS the Butter which ,we
all to your notice. It is the
some sweet, well—made article
that is sold in rolls. at from 3
to .3 cents a pound less than their
toll Butter. This is our second
season with it. We know it is
as sweet as new hay, and will
keep well, it is so solid made.
We are finding sale for tubs and,
ball tubs, as well as by the sin~
gle pound. About .50 pounds to
the tub. If you wish a nice.
articlchcre you have it; 256 a.
pound. Special price by tub or
part of tub.
liIBBLE&SllMSTllSK
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”bums fitted to all (om'pllr Merl (aha. Oom-
punnd 1.0m ground from prey nptlon or
place of old Lease fiatisfutiuu guaranteed.
0 t harm- for testing eyes.
Bill BE THE MA
FIVE MILE RI YER.
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BABY Alli Ilflll ”IMAGES.
Tinsel-inst manufmhrrer of babv
now oiiera finished work for lab» Whey
cut-It ion of runnl
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TO HORSE BUYERS
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