, , to be, or keep
, for the place you are
MW bolted exaétly right
can he sold at
[tings are ‘ts bond
Mountain”; .1
[I In! in in I instruct
uterus.
"Bargain Grocer.
it'll
‘Itmuu a
, .qu IF Sllllll POI
IIIIITI'II mum.
In I). in min nirlalnwn ever
In this n ty. which we.” are will“ at
have
may at two can! main-"ant it
“I” to any”: Ital-ant: “am
Geo. A. Ferris,
, , m
,. ‘IIEWNPHFT-I
815:1
_ work theRoyal Arch degree this evening
, Btu-via on a ;u'lgrimauo- to Plymouth, the
- land purple wen- aruong the party.
Irehoniwarn diam-ad.“ action
”mm-utmu
The Clothters,
South Norwaik.
THE ' EVENING SNNTINNI.
JAMIE liliidllli. ”inland Winter.
Wink”:
,5 lb 3 l
“fiu’t'fli‘mma'i‘
Jaw !«r3 Harald WWI-mun,-
IImmmImttMA-nuomlt m.
tiger-oi! y. in this dim-let?“ .
't if hilt. llldlnlr' minutiae. iiul Iidiu
to truth muthwantcrly and many wind: will
would! mall. lotion-lb: partial cloudiv
mar-n11 alight {all of tnmpnraturr. On Wed-
narday lllxbtly cooler weather and light to
lick wmrir wind» and onThnrnday clear
war. with undecided change oi tempera.
tum and light westerly winda.
lllalntiirnAhnanu for 'l‘o-momw.
Sun rites Sunsets ‘ Biol:08 tide low tide
'4:- ":19
Butler lodge will rehearse the first
degree tonight.
Butler Chapter. No. 38. R. A. M._ will
The ”('in oi Albany,” made the run
from Thirty-tint stmetfiew York,yeater—
day alternoonin twobounnnd a ball.
The Ninth regiment, Connecticut voi-
unteers, will hold their aunt-ii reunion
this yearat Sarita Rock on August It.
J. H. Ferris think-d 250 tons of quartz
to Brooklyn May. it w carried down
by the mhoonér “W lit-Williams."
I). I). B. t“. J. Moth-aw will install the
"ilk-I'm oi Pioneer Cattle. No. l. A. 0. K.
M. (.2. tonight. There will also he work
in the second degree.
Charles and James LycI-tt, who have
mmtly leaned a portion oi the pottery
building on Smith street. are unloading
their lint cargo oi clay.
The meeting at the Firm 5|. li.1:ltun-.h,
tomorrow evening. will he led by Miss
Alice Seaman. The subject will be:
"Divine Reruemhranm."
A horse belonging to i'. W. llama
collided with If. T. launard‘s tttrnout
on Water meet yalterdny alu-rnoon and
made thing: lively {or a short time.
Mark W. Sta-I'm lell from a loud oi
hay yI-sto-rdzty illlt‘nllliil. putting: his I-l-
how out oi joint. Th:- ilt'Cltli'lll “'tl-i
calm-d by one hi the rIIpI-N breaking.
ilrine'i band gave a line mum-rt inn-It
evening. at the corner of Washington
and Water stunt». Then- waa an unus-
ually large crowd present andthe ext-el-
lent programme wait grunfly enjoy-«l.
The member» oi Putnam How rom'
pnnywill haveaclam halo- atthet'all
Pasture Beach hotel. Thursday evening.
Landlord Lama is making great pm-
parationtt to givi- them a line spread.
The Nun's-art Endowment .‘lm-iety
wu not «gnawed warning. A meet-
ing will be held in Arion Ball on Wash-
ington street. this evening. at which
timethe order will undrmbtedly he in-
ntitutI-d.
—“’I- make our own ice (Irwin lrom
strictly pure err-am. Depot mmurant.
“Irvin-la oi Nethodhdn sailed for
Miami Saturday on the ate-:qutbip
birthplaer oi John Walt-y. the great
ape-«loot Methaliaru. Many New king-
‘l'bo (lormnnin lin-ngerlntml hold it»
regular meeting interning. Jobntlbi-
elm-blazer. Chris Mil-ind and Henry
llunckmyer wen- minted a commit-
m- hirrnbwt mattinga suitable plat-e
to hold a picnic. The committee will re-
port at a special meeting next‘Nonday.
A meeting oi the Sunday nehml board
oi the south Norwalk Methodist church
min-id but evening. latter» regard-
ing tlirmdtllarhrlf. my
Irrigation at Mt oi the
w- deterred until the next regular
mung-TithrMardAngmtt.
Tholirlt tart-imam til I “Imp-rt
manila ”Dirk oi Dhmotul Bark.”
byJ. M Daley. will app-tin
WM Pivotal! ior July Nth.
ltlttktjMuianMirb tailor-hiya
Witt-Hallie day- oi "W
udiudl‘rMaIdhiuil oinpiritrd
M
the afraid. it won’thurt you!
unholy—on; admin,
mmumm who
i’
' ladder company lune been notiliul to
Militant runol noon-noun, used
the months. died inEaat Norwaik last
night.
Williall. Mills yenteniay sold bu lot
onTbird nve'nno, But Norwalk, toJ. F.
Uhnatopher Cordial.
,«I “)1 gm! 1 g I IN! Ht
INN» NIB-II. wa- memo. «or
Joplin.- Morfill title limiting, losing-ml:
oi the puree Iind mull.
A man in the employ ol 8. It. Weed.
oi Brooknide, iell oil a loud oi buy you;-
tenlay and broke his arm. I
The insurance adjurten are intown
today. invamtgnting the origin oi the
ilubba lire, premratory to allowing his
claim.
ltev.0. Lind, oi Bridgemrt. will preach
at the Swedish service in the South
Norwaik Baptist church, tomorrow
evening.
0. E Wilson yesterday sold the Dr.
Waldo Brown placrI on North Main
street, borough. to hint. Sallyt-lmith,
wiieoi Burr Smith.
I The Alpha Wheel club takesitx that
club mn this evening. The members
are requested to meet at Jackson's jewel—
ry store at 8 o'clock eharp.
At noon to-day it was reported that
Frederick Mend is more (-omiortnhltI and
lira. Mead has been aitting up. TheI
children remain about the same.
A special tram oi lire curs brought the
llanbnry Son: at Veterans and many oi
their iriends down the mttd this morning
on a est-union to Roton Point. The train
reached South Norwalk at ll «ft-lock.
The nu-IubI-rs of “Pioneer "wk and
appear before the Board ui Engineers oi
the Xorwulk Fire Department tortuorrow
night so that the recent trouble in the
vompuny may be investigated.
Min-I Mattie Duty. daughter ol Putt
marsh-r Duty. invited a number oi hor
High strut iriI-nda ton phuic at Rubin
i‘nint today. They were Misuse lidua
tiny. lit-shit- Croiut, Basie Stow. May
lloyt. l-Idua Baker and Arthurliuy.
I'Illilll'lfi l'llll TOIlM'l‘ti.
i‘oltnrrtlrut “rout-holler“! Inn—tutu» to
Make Enblbltn.
Tin-premium list of the l'oIIIIIII-t'II-ul
Stilt“ lair. mpim oi which are now be-
in): distributed over the stale. wilt-rs nu
premiums on tom-1‘0. as Wt-l’t' nth-red in
ltltltl by «facial announcmuent. and int
the tint time in tam-ml yuan-I. At tin-
time the premium list was oomph-ted ior
Nil it war not deemed advisable to re-
m-w the odor. but to await developments.
and. ii numry. to again make the
odor oi premiums by announcing the
some in the agricultural grill-Int. or by
special eireular. sent into tluI tobacco
grim-int; dislrit'tet.
The pump-trot oi the coming t'nvp be-
ing I-xI-I-I-dingly proud-ting and also the
market outlook brilliant. together with
the furl that the 110]) Iii Willi Inn paw-d
through the sweat in line shape. has b-d
thi- growors to denmnd from tlw Statu-
soI-iI-ty a renewal oi thirti- pvt-minim.
with mnuI apt-rial lmltun-II added. This
the mainly has tumbled to do.
Tin-u premiums will inI-lude lllutlllls.
rash and diplomat. and will be Immune-
ed at an early day. in mm all the med-
al» went to l’mptotmck and South Wind-
mr. tumors being about equally divided.
Thin year. it is hoped, the exhibit will
int-ludo the new crop no well out the old.
Illa liar-n- Created - Mention.
lit-v. W. l’. Elation created quite a ten-
nution in bin rte-mum at the Waterbury
linptirt church. Sunday erening. llir
Iliwottrae wot devoted to answering
rename siren by youngIm-n why they
were not Christians. in the mum of
bin reuultkulw returned» out- at the
principal ntanulactnma oi the city in
this manner: “Time in an-rtnin minim
iacturrr in town who in route atntngo
manner in working himacli into nonn- oi
the leading {noun-la. securing a control-
ling interest. lie is president oi III-rent.
Over wary uboponwhicb he lays his
unholy hath be can It blight and mlb
drw. Wags .are cut down and tho
lundtgruandtotbe dust. May he get
anymdtlndlnhhhurtto hotthat
ltwlllburn theorem” outoi it. 1
thanktind thilmm ll not a church
number. dumb be him apcw.”
~~.....M
,lnuilihl Mutant on tho Ito-III.
Wumauthe-xeunkina bare been
arrangedior this martin. both by the
minim. ’i'brllrrtwiil be given
on WM mitts. July It. by
11mm Atterarailnatbofioaad
them will land at ltoton mint,
whmthwewilllnamnoert, followed
by dancing, the tall brad
mule. 'l'hrgrnrewlllbelllumhtatrd.
momma» tollwlng,
Jniyildhliarwalkmand
clnhwllifimuwnonwilorthmt.
l. 1.. {than tbt
mmmam
miwm
ammam
11mm commitment tin (initial
lt lemma
Blather-mm.“
nrday.
E. A. Ford hail [mrchaaod a truth-
mmwmwfin" I I I'I'
Aime
out or ms ms.)
What In lining on Among liar-alum Near-
by Howl-iron Rowan-in.
.‘.IID ll'Cd‘litiithaltntotrd not till M
W“ ohm-Ital: “'“I I 'I *
Frank Jutten and family , oi Brookly n.
are here for the summer. "
island Sunday afternoon.
Mina Junie Lyon. oi Durien spent
yesterday with Mini Lottie Bryan.
am enjoying a trip east in hisyacht.
Mini. Lottie Brynn spent Sunday in
Dorian, the grunt oi Mint lielen More
house.
r. and Mrs. Willowk, oi Brooklyn.
spent Sunday at the residents: oi D. ll.
Uorbell.
8. Themes has purchased a home iron:
M. ii. Parsons and a new truck irom a
firm in New Canaan.
Mrs. Edward Preston and children, oi
Brooklyn. have returned iqu a visit at
the residence oi J. D. Feller.
Thoophih- Eupltrut is having a new
piazza built around his I’I'filtlei‘lt’t,‘ and is
also having his house, III-painted
Jerome May and normal lrienda render-
ed some ext-client banjo music at the
l-‘uirview House tiatunluy evening.
hour oi (mtuntenciug the Sunday morn-
ing service from llztttt to 10:30 o'chirk.
Mm. Stanley Mills. act-tunpunied by her
Nutter. Miss Annie vaarhy, of New
York. ham-n here today on a trip to
Sumtogu and the tfatakiliu.
Ilnrien.
Mia» Addic- l-‘ergumn. oi lirnuklyn. I2;
up. "nth:- .uttlnI. " moi
Jami-It Bin-hard.
The irienda oi Leroy Monroe have mn-
trillttt-d Sl'lfi toward the iund wltirh has
been ruined ior his bunt-lit.
rear oi his building Irnchml.
used by Matiwrktimumuut ms .I lwd
rmm.
played ball llt'l’t‘ Saturday afternoon. (in
in lllllt‘.
snarl-purl.
Suntbport people have gnu-d in Won
the mouth oi tlu- harbor by B. 8. Hand
ago.
and a lull in lwiglit.
dent-r.
Bridgeport.
tempt to outrage Mia-I i-‘runn-s Lutlt.a
madn- but owning at Black lion-k by
lmu-l. Smith baa lit-d.
health otih-er'n report iur the pint wot-k.
Tin-rean- Idglttrt-n mat-u reported.
Now town.
and bound own-r for the thelt oi u bum
turned the carriage.
anrflaltl.
.Itnlt against tin.I town oi l-‘airlleld ior i2.-
lawman training the other day
' ‘I Manda-.3 '.
Daub-u.
I-tmllnod to his borne.
ior metal wet-kl.
MOI. 1mm
looming demand lor improved mien.
Imp-bod tollnd tltktnluul
WI“ ”It!“ which r:
nfihr “Mam:
mum mummy.
a. M,
ll. Wr Bryan walla New ("anaau Bat: .
Rev. .l. w. Crowder pt'l‘iitlted at Ben ’
Gordan Demons-It and a party oi iriendsf
The Baptist l‘lllll’l‘ll hart changed the -
M. S. Mntber it having the shed in the
It will be“
Tlu- East Norwulks and the Non-tons
Summits “llllllltg by :I M-un- oi lonrtwn
dormer“ at an odd looking building
which is being I-n-I-h-d on the rorks at
a Chicago than. who bought sewn nuns
of property in that vicinity nearly a year
The building oovm an norm-rm
area and in being «Instructed oi robbhs
stones. Tin- ntruuture will be bnt astory
Mr. “and will
probtdilt' nureupy it an in manner n-s'r
.\ «lunutrdly tlnmgh unsurn-miul nt-
pn-tty waitn-ui at the lit'llftZI' hotel. wan
lelt'ri Smith, a booth-r employed at the
The i-pidI-ntiu- oi warb-t ion-r has not
abated in tin- lt‘lltii. an in tilloih'll by the
William MtIKeIIaiI-lm in-u-u urn-«sled
and buggy stolen irom FAlflfll’ A. Ilan
ivy. oi bloody Hook. McKenzie took the
team while inmriI-nunl, and aband nod
it when he ran into a ditch and over-
Johu Brady. a thin peddle-r. liar bnmght
rim. lib walnut ”was muddled at litt-
County t7omnihnltiuer Paige in still
III- has been ill
Bit-yak: utatbtlna provo a constantly.
mm-uwdouu tintthrapaclty
oi the orbiting varietim hare been chI
Humility ore/natal. Upgrades and
pavdronda amatlll object-which the,
but inn-tin will has iflod tom’
m.udmrynuwandthuthorink
ryln theattamptoi Mutable-d- to
lat-l reunite. laymanuchange. A in
week: up the champion Meyclht or
Walla-many Ira-million; the
natlm oi Hadrnloben. in the prov»
lureoi Selim. but was lulu-turn
Wablntoiutitatniiitm
mmthswmpltlflonmmw
mutilation-l titanium! into a w
“thump down Maid dulled
mmmmmumtu
Mumbdtbolittlom For
htMMuhwmmIflwm
What-award «pundits actually
"ER/MAN
84 Washington Street, ,
llllh'll TEES!“ Tilldh
I latter- Wnrtiry oi Inflo- irnln livery A More to line that lathod or I'll-Gullah
Quart" a! Wt.
About twenty girls Mupioyod at North
It Judge' a lmflpfy,N€F Britain quit work
I Emmi obj: II mutton
”M l y; I .IWI“ H. in: 'Ill
,1‘1AM‘W-io m W900 iii
lvitbul‘lt WWW karma 1W5
and New York; and will be completed
:by next summer.
lhmuae C. II'. Stall. the owner oi a
unitary at \‘ew hmdon, would not pay a
man for some Work he smiled his other
employee are on a strike.
Arrangements are being completed for
a big temperanoeepicnic oi the Sons of
Temperanc oi Hartlnrd and Toliand
wuntiea at lllgh Rock grovemear Water—
bury. July %. ,
Burton Brown. aglo Ina-en. unto
hinmeli in Sonthiugton Sunday. lie
plunged into a slmllow pond to show
how well he could dive and his head
stuck fast in tin- mud.
Patric-k Hogan, oi Anaonia. has begun
an action [or damages in 3500:15th
Walter W. Carsley'r. oi Shelton. Hogan's
child wan struck by 0%“qu bicycle, and
is still under the doetm’a care.
Harry llrill, twenty years of
age was thrown from a ltil'yl'lt' on
the Shuttle Meadow mud. Sonthingtnn.
Hunduy hilt-moon. and received internal
injuries which putt-zed his death a few
hours later.
w. It. Hall 8 (:n.'u Grand More.
W. ii. iiall & to, the snort-mini dry
goods illt'il oi BridgelnnJIat—e had an
elegant strut-lure built tit‘t‘l’ and nnvnnd
them udtimut disturbing their business.
but now tho- landlord has onion-d them
to vacuu- the two last weeks oi August.
and thr- entire NtoI-k must be cold. The
entire Nun-k is marked at priI-m that are
simply startling. A BriIIng-purt paper
time alludes to the lirm:
What all unite in saying must be trio-
and all Its the new-Suniord building.
arm-rot ainandt‘annon streeht.whirb
in but another name (or W. B. llall dz
a Cu.’ 5 store. is the most elegant in the
city. it is more than that. Then is
nothing of its kind liner In the state. It
is very proper this should be sampled as
lav t. for this prosperous dn goods lirm
long ago made their eorner the mentor oi
the 1‘in “ill! W B. “all & t'.o in
minim-t dry grails ttll'uint this would ho
lUllIi' m: mile-rot on .In) nth-III in till) quar-
urut' tlu town, but they am tired at
this mrtivular writer and .tre likely as
tho shopping public hope. tulom: con-
unm- tor the tint time in the history
oi linden port an old building Inks disap-
uml .uul a new one risen in the Phil}?
while tltr' oI eupnuhi were nllowal In re-
main and flirty iurwani their lab-tilt"!
undisturbed. Ordinarily rillt'h a lent
Would have been deem-Ii inexpulient.
but nun-salty knowing no but a law
wan lnmlt'lll this instant-1- to suit the
comma. uhiIh means that the Work oi
ti KI tirm is more mwntiul than a new
building. and at the statue time the old
our bad so (initially been outgrown as
loll‘d‘uiilt‘ intuit-quote to met-t require.
ments From the ununent the tint «one
was iuidin the inundation tilitln.I la-ot
lrImI‘l oi mortar was applied to the
«menu-mid finish at the to the
ladies ltlll’t' fairly swarmed in am about
lllt‘ store for tho- nun-in that the tirm
took tuimntngr oi the titration to utter
tin- -Iu more good things during the boothI
and t-xrilr'lnvnt around and above the
«hit-walls tlmn eu-r before. Somehow.
thorn in n plowmn- in strolling itillllll):
wan-s under Ian-h mnditiom for then-
in all iulortnality tilen- iii t'lllmlil't’lilt‘lll
ubiuh cammt be met in an other way
The lirm had exported to ordered to
the n-ar or their great hour long ago. and
were i to move and told their
I-ustiuneni so. but the antral-torn Inc-u
went higher and higher till it began to
Inn-m that their altitude wan to be an un-
illt‘tttflll’t‘ll distanci- I-lo. pmpriI-toni and
tlt’l’l‘lt kept on Iu-lliilg.nli the time. at
prim lower and him-r. and now. tilt the
«Molding n «thapMurui there will
III-ion appear an II t um utter-t ia-
ende. notice comm removal to the
rear oi the attire Inuit take plaee. Thin
mutt he'atoidul and pending the
gut and the tint-hing. and read urt-
nn-ut oi the iront portion 31nd- wil be
bandedover the counter» at wbleh
will our-price mentiuunwho roknown
pig-luxury oi ptt‘ lint-oin- article:
, ve been k
" Import“ tradition» rank or
mean t. The more it literally crammed
with good thing which every
wants. They can be obtained lower than
erer. 0i mum the stock pertain: to
summer calls but autumn Is not lur oil.
and when the equine-rial tltrratom the
great rtorn will have been completed and
not-k in keeping with thorn-ulna dayn
:nll Milton tun-a will appear to
“greater m: ever.
W. M...
Vattwr (VII-ion tn the “cllyplu.”
The liar. Father O'Brien a remarks at
the church of the Sacred Heart. in
Win. ilundqy. have made a unna-
tion. MI m he took nonunion to
bittorly denim nioonllght martian.
and plantar. laying they were evils which
mowouwrtmmoirncmtlm "11m
'hautntnchloiurlrwlmpto
”Win which.” nldbo,"l
Oiittka new name It. been deviati—
hinge-littia'ahippy' it to keep away
from Ill armor picnic: oi any
kindwlumeram dark. You donut
knowwlntfitinlhmay «numeral:
Mymmmatunbutud
naphtha-dad kl“ tun W
you.”
W
More narrate-t.
MW dd “an than
who-ratio I 9
- "fl
WW...
South'Norwalk
asked to introduce the bill.
lobe called upon to champion such a
almoltnotbmx. lumpy-In ha
IlntIrvedthat thellrmn WWII. till w
in apt. r prominent
otiemiatIIIaI-tico.tbeyw
n
didmetoeorrnpttheyouthoitheday
untoi‘chlppla. 'l'hooulywny toavold .
l
8LSO‘N,
BLECTBICITB you aunnunras. ‘
Adoptnd in This state.
One of the mattent which may engage
the unions attention oi the present Con-
necticut Legitiat below final ad-
.Imm'tutn, my» the New Karim T‘aita‘
dium.iu thoquontlnn oi theIIubIItitution
”Wit 48
2315??ng [Renalltyiit ibis stat:
The reptm oi the moot-mini shocking to
death oi {our murderers at Sing Sing.
has led a number oi genth-uu-u in
Bridgeport to consider the matter oi
draitingubill to that eliect to be pre—
sented togtbe Legislature upon its reas‘
sembling in November. Hon. F. S. Ste-
vens, one of the representatives from
that city, has been spoken to concerning
the matter, but has not yet been formally
Toul’armer
reporter he said that he would not like
measure until more is known about that
mode. of capital pun'udunent than has so
far been given out. irom the walls oi
Sing Sing. lie regards the secrecy and
mystery surrounding the use (ii the -
method in that institution as wholly
tin—American and altogether prejudicial
to the best interests oi wciety. He also
regards it as a din-ct violation oi the
("ottatitution oi the United Stab-II. as for
an it relates to the liberty of the print-I.
and cantmt divine where lllt' slightest
gill! result is accomplished then-by.
Still. ii his I'tilL-tltllenlu wish him to in
mature such a bill. llt.’ say: that he will,
oi untrue. do.
Mr. Stew-mi views in remrd to the int
propriety of Inuintainim,v such secret-y
alumt tho Sing Sing affair. are. says the
Former, shared in by Hon. I). M. Real.
Et- war. allo interim-wed by the writer
and expressed hint-tell in much the same
win as had Mr. Wit-tens He thinks
that much more should be known about
elm trot-utinu lwiore the matter of adopt-
ing it in the; state is cumidc- red for one
moment
SPElllll. norms.
'l‘lii'JIad rwportsI-Imerniug Dir liable and
hill tI'Iiy Wlfl" are (aim. M. NECA.\DEIL
So. llomall.
line nay llnly. u
WEDNiSllli. '
Exhibit on the ills: Ball Grounds
on Woodward Avenue.
Walter L Main’s I
ALL NE\V
Monsteril :Shows
lhlnhle t ‘in Ira. MI nan-rte.
lhunun Hippodrome. l-eri‘nted film.
and
GRAND FREE lit tRSl‘I l-iHO“'
our-mm
mammalian-tux
l‘onrtwn mah- and inmate riders. limts oi
iunny t‘ towns» la-n um. T‘lfllblt‘fl. Iii-mime.
Aerial arrival». llorm ulddrn It "In
Inn. l't- rimming Mum and Tiger». l yen“.
bruit-unlit. .1. hi lit'tli'bt. Lianne. t'nuxur».
hh-pltanla. wil'orw Tandem Team Hurdle
flair. ”'bnrio‘t Baum. ilurdh- and Jockey
Harm attain» llornr. titer let ‘M
Ulniat lr ital-Ira. Wheelbarrow and k lime.
Grand Free Parade
at it) a. In. with t hand-I. II tableau: wanna.
ltoinm chariots. mounted l’ll‘l' riders. l
Ilene oi lions and linen. miniaturi- you
rotate clown waning. can and dens. rlophantn.
I motels and zebra». Jytt
Dissolution Notice.
'I‘htI pannrrrhlp bemoan trim-F“! bet ween
ardtmnktbhdaydm ed. The
nut will In rarrm ad on by
ailw nrlr unduly dour
i amttrndled
will.“ writ-ll. July 0th. int.
WM. it. ltlDIIllt.
fly? in J. B. ltllilll.
Tilt tutu PliilTlllE "out!“
(a silent piano for tart-teal practical.
Iii‘ut thatr'm" a. undid ml 'mflm“
I
We: by antigen or me
N. K. FERRIS,
Organist at the rim-1k II. I. claret. and
my! my“ .“t‘ldiluaitt “Nfilfi'
At lean. Honda”. an
int-Mull
Vomit! in hereby umtku
nbl W i
l n we may "1:? lie. and» I“
Vans-meant!
worth? an “11¢ka .lntttlr
mutton-It. Jun-mt“
mthl’t‘i‘v" Mimi.
. "l‘f
8. n Hills. uranium.
"on.” I. Mmll'.. i. ll.“ lllll .l
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mm
m NIB, mPIIIllS
I to
Witt-11min melt. Neural-Inylng poor WWW you can court‘-
its line llltl Fuel ltnu anti lionllfioll lumen Bulletin _
no to F. l. Fruit I (as Celebrated Sign um um «I
WE ARE SELLING LARGE QUANTITIES 0F FIRST-GLASS TEAL. IT m
, l‘it Mait- alN‘I’I, Nomnlk
’ ooln avenues.
EST {or the 8m HONEY.
STRICTLY FlRB'LLLAEfi
Boneless Bacon. Tilt Bast” Ill the limit.
WON A REPUTATION AT THE POPULAR PRICE OF 50 CENTS A
POUND... 1F YOU HAVE NOT TRIED IT COME
FOR A SAMPLE, AT
CharlesE. SeymOur’ SW
lending Grocer. 33 Washington Street, South Hamill.
Taylor & Golden;
Real Estateand Insurance
VIABHIIIBTOII STREET. . ”0"" "09‘7“!“ .
WWWWW‘AW‘W'N- 8‘ NOW'OJEN
m ImmlilllLJln llillllii, I:-
H M H Shore DinnersaSpecially
Orflt‘l A!” "mull/Mil:
:lli Wont Street. corner Trinity Place,
will: traixm on the New York and New Ram
rallnwl.
HOLT" N’onwwm
.I. E: POWER.
-‘fi. ... mum... -~-.. ”I...
v-Dorlon Point, ‘
(“Hollis I'llIIT)
It: HINDU“
.
0mm ileum Stu 101-. In um 'I p "L. and
film" . 1:. III. 313 'lm
‘ ' rosr‘””"'
lNG— tart-Ira ~-lietwean Benediut Farm
Brotherl' store. 'nder
I and (‘omstofi
will please name a thlg‘mtlcc. 3 iv
llUib'éDAi' evening, hm Islet” of gold lmidii.
The kindness oi the tinder leaving the
same at this unit-e will be gruttly uppmdlgml
I
I
TO HORSE BUYERS"i
by the. owner.
[‘08 SALE 0|! T0 BENT.
P‘ROM August lat. the hat inclory pro
on Cedar street. Smith horwalk, latey oc-
cupied by the Bentwood Hatt'ompauy. yi‘or
turtherpart ITItlarII inquire at 26 Vt out In enue.
south .\orwalk. it; tl
WANTED.
OVEILNA lyatcruetin i
B bandwidth 0 w ""3535. Em“
A“.
Soul h
"Y
the Horse
All Horses sold by this es-
mg m
ted.
M. H. PARSONS.
Coach Horses, Elegant :
smith. Ap-
alt-r turret.
jy’dti
DESK—Hill II-zk itnll mm;
ply to George T. Cunt-a! \
'urwalk.
ron‘saui' '
. SPLENDHHIPPORTITNITY Hill A ‘Sltfl-I
ill DIE ATS)! ALL CIHT. »—-ln tber-ham-m
oi business 1 have home into the Irma-win“ of
{our prttly toting-en in “llton 'nnn lit-uh
11ml eighteen humtreddnllaratobulbl. without
tln- land They au- within three Iniuutn'
walk at the depot ol the Danhury and Nor-
walk Railroad. upon the main road (omen-
lI-nt tothe Maren. schools and rthunhve and
are ver attm (in bonus. 1'th are new.
wellam tastefully saluted] and pit lured and
curb have good-Iliu- lot-l lwill at: i then: at
hilt-en hundred dollar» cw b. At this prim a
man can lite' In \i than and uork in Snrwalk.
and at an expenditure of ten to (“the lltlllfll’.‘
per month. rover hint tutored, tare-I and crun—
mutation. Ian give his Ihlldren rte I'mltan-
tage oi lint-clans school-I notably ’roieasor
("mate-d a .-\I ndrmy tau-r) em wrlor l lmh al
III-,hwll (an hay-t a homa- uml p t’l’lll ni gnmud
tor lit-I own loudly. and put that iumil in
tint-clam initiations and writ!) l ‘lli the
[llt‘lzit‘tl to show the; protlu- rty to any
tI-mplntingn un: hm It will lit-1! Ilnn en»)
te nnn to rella le partir a. and the llt‘lttltlmrltitill
in [no good in uomldtr applh utious from any
one else. in. .i. Him.
j“ 5‘ Nurwfllk. ( (mil.
‘AF’ETY Blt‘\ ('UIZ- \\ urn it it lor hither
lady or truth-mun. \ppl} at H. B. lioyt‘s
welry More. in North Main strut. South
.'.urwalk 1) l0 Iii
SHIB’INUER Parlor (noun. ulmoat new.
1118
a
k Horses, Family Horses, Grocery
in fact. Anyth'
tublishment are warran
Brookslde Stock Farm. 4
PRIGES Low.
Horses, Farmer-3‘ Horses,
Line.
I'llt' (1m
Trotting Horses, Pacing Horses, F
Roaduters, Heavy True
Bill or III ‘uluurtcuuii.
‘ FIVE MILE amen.
lor nillt'tltrltll ltn um at Buktry .‘io. t; . -.
Main street. Nuruulk ‘ hit-it I/‘a’k‘ a.“
t it eixlItI-cn-ioot l’llbfll‘. in good order. in- u H"!- £0 .- 'I‘“
“giro of W lllium P. twburnmut utAIimnI-
Bro-5' at nu tory. \‘outh Somulk. j): lm
, “Inuit-animu- “ill! two mun: alsoan an-
a' wort-nun! oi tlvlurw {ur the grocery bust»
um. imlmliug tlIrlu-w. muntI-rs. ltt mm.
epiw ram. Iul‘ier- will Nttlt" wright» and
tantrum-N. MT nutter, nuvtrblr ul.tl:.1-tr.{nr
'lllt‘t heap 1 'lklllllt or «oblnw lamb “Stein?
)Il
l ll.lll M. HITS ior sale lor so» on the In-
staiiuIent plan no ink-rust; no (air)
lrll't‘fl lor any lot»; the) are rudui and dr,
:tlnluxtweirciI-I-tto I-urem lwuter. App
tol'. B. Smith. near I «- ball ground iihuod:
wmtahenne
Iltil'rfrzs and building lulu at tumult-it;
prime. Apply to E. A. Woodward. South
born klk.
i
ll“ Alli Mill lllllilllllfl.
The Old”! manufacturer of baby
now odors finished work for sale in are d
out it lea oi runnin
oi ice and trimuil
n at rim bl
be h b enough and iii: engra‘h an?
moat. antidlo
FRANK BOY LSTON
Ill“
FURNITURE
GIIEATWfifi—GWS.
David Stow,
Fontb Main ntmt. ”Huh.
gear: alwa varlat
T0 LET.
)lJZASA .\"r furnished room qu. ilfl'lll bulb
morn. lbrn mlnntn‘ null: lrom mt Milt-r.
Atllll‘hl i‘. 'um- Sentlm l other. j) II it
ttt.\'\'l-.Nitl.\"l‘ lt‘urillt‘nl within three
.‘ nllillllrn' walk of the tit-,pul 91.2.51) per
month. Txtylorlk t'voblvn liltzit
F‘i‘l-I liter) stabb- (or rent The finest liwry
. ambit-in the Sun a-‘ttmlt‘alley lor rent.
withrtty water. for llflltt'l’ inlurmutionad-
Ilrm link lJIs’ii. New ilavru.t onu 1y? lw
l‘llt)\'i' apartments :ld floor In the Ewart:
k I orht-tt building; rent .Ill, .\l~n {our
room npumm- at on Da nirrvi slum Ap-
pl) all u- Milt-vol lltet ltl “ “"1:an I). wait!
V ‘Iiitlm furnished rmmn. with or without
hoard ln-iuirrnttbi‘oiibm 1..."! , , .. .,. I.
l uinii’t'i‘ldiii'il'm' l’lat'n- inqulranij'l'nr- 'Ihero Is nothing, (unless it be
l'l'l’l-lllpurt oi houne on High “recur-on. the Sewing Machine) “it“ has
(guzhotluuol Moro-mm. AWIHOJ.m?I-t(tl lightened woman's labor as
IMIANANTWT non l tit lit II L' I ' ' - ”Son
1‘ built-ruttopuminsnwbowduclil‘llkotl‘il'iatl 3“ h 88 I)‘ llblnll' Eletll’lt p’
«minimum mm that“ .- during ill! wintaror constantlysold,since1509. Now,
airing. ihmn and ”Wildly. hint , .
.iiurbonr III-Inn. N.w..-w..mw.m.o1 out why rub and toil, and wear out
“BAT; ESTATE. “" yourself and your clothes, on
_ fl waahdny, when this perfect soap
is provided. to lighten your lu-
bor. and have your clothes? If
wall. Willi“
Illll AMIIIWMUIBS I
you have ever used it. in the 22
years we have made and sold it,
you know that it in the belt.
purest, and most economical
soup made. If you haven’t tried
it, ask our or for it now.
lie all 'gth’ llid‘“ fiéuulno,
with our name on the wrapper.
llflll THIS n in not the telling
Malone, tlutnnnt
«lum-
l
To lit in Baton or Turn of
VII" l at a k lolly“
mm“ dig value otma‘ii article.
Tim:- iaumuchreai mnmlfii ’1'
A, R P “WWW"... :‘d‘lll'li'llh
an or
easonable rice “gm“,“t ,0 dmm, I. MI. I...
urnuohmk no any other. intuit h
butarI-ry alightad an moi in:
it'l’ltll’ Imp. lmlntu upon .
t. 1.. Union: tea,
i’blladalplila.
l o. unmet?
Papa Illumclitiulm. Mitt
Anddralarlk
nu mu to Mint.
"Nmbmflmflmm
Also eight lots for sale on
Woodward. Lowndeu and Lin-
Price .350 to
0450. Tomato suit purchaser.
Twmtty-tw'o lots mid this year.
For further information apply to
Tlllllll in GillllEI.
Orchrlatlan Swat-tam
Bill Itllllllw
Seaside mum.
MMMMM mum
Foster Bros.
tithttrthrmum
'W
Warns»
Norwalk Chronicler