where you happen to be, or keep
your thirst for the place you are
”sure or?
soon wnrrn
ad ”andiieervcd‘ exactly right
gamut“ ’ ‘
SCENTS.
no OURS!
Ilur Drugs are as Good
as our Soda.
Nollantléloa tor» a pustular.
PIAISTEII
Interior,
43 Washington st., South Norwalh
lNBEPENDENT.
W—- WM ....
iiEiiIiiiE A. FERRIS,
- ————'I'HE “'IDILA‘YAKE————
Bargain Grocer.
Sofioial Bargains tor Saturday.
F OR CASH
3 cairn of Cara for. .r
Kenna of Penn for ....... - 2
It masof Tomnuea for ..........
:1 I:
am f
am no Ears for. ... . ‘
gill!“ o'f Soda Pr‘ackerp for :9“
a tiger up» or .............. ~
13,0!“ cc for .......... . ,IDI
Sum ill of Laundr Starch f .III
3 Imam of Rabbitt'r 1) fun. ...... lib
SPEIIIII. SALE OF SAIIIII Hill
TWO WEEKS “Ill.
We have the law Invoke of Kahuna ever
received In this city. which Ire are selling at
the rate of twocrinn for 35c ufi'wmrant It
manna any lflcthltneai a thin
Géio. A. Ferris,
Willi-III“ INIIIIEI.
No. 20 North Main Street.
mom amt. Nmunmw
INDEPENDENT.
now To
Save Money!
NooroIIIiarman’ s
Mandolin-WWW
fi‘fli’lllliillis
“Maxi
IIisooIInI of 5 percent.
Mfume-thus”
1:133“me
mutilation! thehl
.Wearo for
maximal. Worm agent:
which makes
a “mutual?
rarer-Inboard
wraith-w
hookah:
mmmmammImmM.
Annetborhvylfi We».
Walk-Minn.
Wammm of the tutors»
mmhmntmabnm
III! ill A BILL
W
x, j Magma.
7:
AI lino-Hall
, oI tho lingular Retail
WAT...”
FRANCIS & 00.,
The Clothiers,
’I’IIE EVENING SFNTIN EL.
JAMES GOLDEN. Editor and Proprietor.
:0 months. 82.50: anion tbs,
Trans—mu
81.5: lmouth. millccnts: mingle copies, 8 cents.
New York Herald Weather Forecasts.
In this district tau-day fair weather will
probably prevail. withalixht changes of turn-
peruture' and um and somedhat Variable
winds; mugflywmuflylfllfiillibfll‘. Mildred
'} hrwtiol cloudiness 0n Sat-rhi- warmer.-
‘ more sultry and fair to partly cloudy weather
with light. to fresh southerly winds. followed
by rain near the lakes; and on Sunday partly
I loudy to fair weather. with slight temperature,
changes. followed by rain and lncremdng wind
force on the sea coasts.
Mini-tare Almanac for TIr-morrow.
High” tide l Low tide
Sun ripen-I Sun eels
4:3 7:33
The borough water main on South
Osborn avenue, burst yesterday after-
noon.
George W. Byxbec went through the
mysteries of the Royal Arcanum last
evening.
Some of the members of the Alpha
Wheel club wheeled to Dorlon Point last
evening.
Dudley Hoyt is making cxtcnsive im-
provement about the family residence on
Roton Hill.
J. Donovan, J r.. is having incandescent
lights placed in the engine room of his
new cooler.
The Norwalk l’mlestrians will stroll to
New Cannon and from thcrc to Stamford.
Sunthiy afternoon;
Ticket Agent Sidney Bramble. of the
Norwalk depot. is sick at the IlOlllt‘ of
his sister in Georgt-town.
William Donnelly, a vagrant. was sen—
tcnccd to Iiftccn days in the county jatl
this morning by Justicc Morrcll.
~—We make our own icecrcaru front
strictly purc cream. Depot mutaurant.
The funeral of \‘iolct M. Runner. was
held from the home of her panmts on
Roion Hill this afternoon at “.3 o'clock.
The bana- ball tcam of ('ompany F'will
cross buts with the Winnilxtuksott the
Fair Iiruillltii. illit'l'lltmll :It
31iilln‘clnck.
twrtiorrow
'u’oport has it that Jmcph Gregory. one
of E. K. LOCII“'0I)(I & Co's clerks. isIIoon
to become a bencdict. Joe dcnics this
and says SI xicy is the man._
ll'ill Olsen. of Norwalk. has sold his
thoroughbred saddle cult to Elbert
l‘itc.h of this citv. .‘Ir. Olsen has pur-
chasm] a thoroughbred hunter
About twenty people from this town
attended the annual fair given by the
ladies of the L'ongrcgntional church. in
Nichols Opera house. last evening.
J. II. Ferris has an oil painting of the
new schooner Jennie C. May, in his oilicc.
which he received yesterday. It isdi
feet long by 2) wide and isa very hand»
noun- piece of work.
The Harmony Singing society, of
ilridgcport. is making arrangements to
given concert hcrc August 5. It will
It‘. probably be held in the Knights of l’yth-
j inn llall. Washington street.
A. (I. Judson, Jacob Scltuub, Royal
: Adam» and E. a. limited atn'nded the
. reception given by the Retail Bulchcrs‘
‘ alleviation of Bridgeport last evening.
and are loud in their praises of the good
time they had.
The summer "I‘ ape Charles" left Wilo
Iron Point last night for New York. where
she will bcnvlltted for thc new Oynlcl’
liny and Wilma Point route. When the
impmvcrncnta are Iiniahcd she will be
able to carry sixteen cars.
Simeon R. Keith mcived his amniot-
mcnt. hurt evening. and 1mm] clork on
the run between DIInlItIry and South
morning. leaving South Norwulk III 9:18..
After he in broken in he will be tram»
fem-d to another route.
Mia! Genevieve Smith entertained II
Inumber of her friends at her home on
Havillnd street, but evening. (lumen of
various kind: were indulged in. and with
Vocal and instrumental music the oven-
ing was pleasantly spent) Au elnlxinuo
milstionwumedou illepiaunahont
10:30 o'clock.
Wuhingttm street and the abort acc-
tion of Spring street talcum-ting Wuh-
ington and West streets are now macada
smiled, and mommy greatly impwm
«1.111% two of the want M
In thin city. but now are the bent, and no
public work done for years will be more
fluently emaciated.
Ila . a teamster employed by
I); If . it. W in carting lumber
for E. J. Hill, was thrown from Macao-t
whilcoomlngdown Mill Hill yesterday
morning ”(I t‘uptflrod II small blood
vessel inlbleg. The accident"-
cauml by one of the liner invoking.
admiritlmmclmlntelogum
yam-y mm his mother. lira. Flora
'l‘rowlrlrlge.sutltrgtlutnburnonthe
WWNMHM
with); hinderingwm
Woduudhflhrmwhkhlnthnt
notion, VII rim-unity m Ir.
memw
South Norwalk.
Norwnlk. lie mammal hh dutica this ‘
MI
if;
n":
“Frank IlonueoEer and wife have bought
alot on 6mm street, Norwalk.
Hart Weeks, William Slfll'mlltg‘dnlllfii
Gilmore and Fred Lockwood left town
this morning for Compo Beach, after
oral». .,
The towoboard of health have had re-
ported to them that th'cro amuse fed!
on Wraith? diphllntrla on liar-fl
hor avenue.
l
Thetrust deed and deed of the Ira
(Tole property on Wall street, to the Nor-
wulk club. were recorded by Town Clerk
Smith to-day. '
Aioing to the country ? Take a bottle
of Knupp’s Root Beer Extinct. You. a
half dozen of them.
—'R. J. Stcphe'mmn. lnstructionsgiven
in lmrscmanship. Good saddle horses.
limit references. Circulars and informa—
tion to be obtained at J. A. Pinneo's or
Col. l". S. Roberts'.
Fred S. Ambler, Edwin L. Wilson,
Joseph Gregory and (‘linton Seeley. of
the Alpha Wheel club, wheeled to New
Canaan last evening and attended tho
Congnrgational church supper at Nichols‘
Opera llousc.
Two classes for the August meeting
of the Driving Association have been
changed. to wit: The 2:25 pacing
class to 2:28. and the 2:31) trotting class
class to 2:29. Tho jung-s' stand at the
track has been moved back about eight
feet. This will atl'ord the judges aln-ttcr
position for their duties at the more.
The adjounied cases of State vs. John
Slattcry and State vs. Thomas SI-Itlly.
for abusing a horse. fast driving and
theft. were on trial III-fore Justice I‘ool»
idge this morning. E. M. lasckwood
appeaml for the state and John J. Walsh
for the dcfcnse. A number of WIEIIM’S
\vcn- oxamincd. and at noon thc runs
were adjourncd until Monday monting
at 9 o’clock.
WHAT T0 NAME. Till} CAMP.
.\ Stine-tion that It Bo (‘nllcd After the
Aulutant Quartet-mater licuerul.
‘olouI-l II. L‘. Morgan. of Hartford.
assistant quartcrmastcr general of the
('1 Iunwticut National Hoard. was in this.
city. Mil-’3' the Ilridgcport I’anncr. the
gin-st of Lin-Iytuan III-orgt- ll. think.
I‘olozwl Morgan has mutrurtvd with Air.
Cook to furnish all tho horses for tho
guvcrtlol‘nltd511111.35 Well as the Iron-uni
for the brigade stall. 'I'ho home will
leave Bridgeport for Niantic on Friday.
August 14. The trootu will go into
camp on Saturday. August 15.
On account of the muddle in stau-
aIl’ainI there has been comidcmblc uncer—
tainty this year as to what tltc camp
Idiould he norm-Ii. Itlliu been the custom
heretofore to name it all»: the govcnmr
of tho statc tin» first ycarof his term
and after tltcadjulant general the next
year. As it was named after Adjutant-
(IcnI-ral Emirlcr last year and aftcr Gov-
ernor Iiulkcley the pron-ding year, it
would seem that the established custom
has been observed. llcucc the dilli-
culty in naming the camp this your.
A suggmtion which was made
strikes local military “It'll as being a very
good one. It is that tho camp he called
(“amp llorgrui. in honor of the amistxutt
upmrtcruuwtor-chII-ral. .‘(o one has done
more. or perhaps as much to promote the
iutcrvsta of the I‘ounI-ctiI-ut National
guard than hascolonel Morgan. III: is a vet
emu who served his country well in tho
wanhaving loot a leg and stI-Itairtod other
severe injuries in the scrviwnnd it was III'
who originally planned the Xiantic camp-
ground. It won laid out under his super-
vision. and he has mumtantiy been alert
to centre impmvomcuts. Under hi»
watchful com the property ht now in
such a condition that it can be self-
nmintaiuing in the math-r of paying
inn-rest upon the pun-haw (wt. Ilay
enoughhaabeencut from it topoy for
all thcgrnin which will he needed for
theltorwa this year, and leave It good
balance.”
It: arr. Iona-cl; cm In... -
A West Norwalk min moored the
nelcctmcn’n office yesterday tofu-moon.
and after taking up about three hours of
Selectman Durham's time. making com.
plaints about his neighbors. arm» to talu-
his departure. Allat «Ice. unit acting
under a auddcn inspiration. Mr. Durham
asked: “Say. Joe, hare you heard
about that Weltport man getting
wealthy in a day?" Joe mid
hohndn‘t and asked who it was. Mr.
Dukam replied: "Why, Paddock. tho
gwtlcman who formerly ran a drug
store.” Joewuntormnllmriaaityand
asked how. This query was what Air.
Dank-In was waiting for. and be home»
distal! replied: "Wimby minding ith
minim” Jocwmullnd frirk
odoutofthedoor without ever saying
good afternoon.
Above WM‘I «not.
The French ilaIIrphI-r said, "are those
who 76k tropism?!“ diamonds: oth-
an. va'a 11m munpmmd and
juices Markkrmmmmufulnmthau
any nnwdyerer d incubation
Blood Cure infallibly neutralim and
eliminaunthe terrible [when of mofull
and specific disease. thouI heretofore 1n-
curab erratum of the human race.
ndorthe
nutmeg“. ddem'mdt momma...
moan-whom in mine tobacco my
worm-n. Youmtntfeel the turn of:
WIMIIIIIM.
Mira-Noun. lforlthelms otmy
dinnerbrfmfiamoke.
'l'hobuhrrhnm alway- 11W
muammnm
HOSIERY
84 Washing‘to
7’ our anon; saws. '
What In (II-III: on Ante-g Noni-alr- lie-r-
by Nugbbonc‘hatport. .
K. tulle Combs and mother, of Dan-
bury, are visiting friends in town.
'1'. W. Werner and wife, of Brooklyn.
are the guests of II. T. Burr. of B he
I v
19.4% 9' biiiwhu
I 2212.2. Wilton. mom Mr.
yrtle avenue. ‘
Ambrose Hurlbutt and wife. of Bolli-
Inoru. Md, are the guests of his parents
on State attract. ‘
Mimi Lulu Taylor, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. P. M. Taylor, of Wmtport. is visit—
ing her grandmother in New Haven.
Miss II. B. Downs and ncpbcw, who
have been spendIng a few day.» with A.
l". Downs, returned to their home in
Greenwich. Wednesday moming.
III-anon.
The New Canaan correspondent of the
Stamford Advocate writes as follows.
concerning a former Rowayton boy:
“Rev. B. S. Kidd preached his farewell
sermon in the Baptist church last Sunday.
Illa future field is in New Jamey.
will be much missed. IIII Ilt.‘ was promi‘
nent in town atlairs, and with the (l. A.
R.. and always had the right thing to say
at the right time in temperance tin-clings.
It is creditable to Mr. Kidd to any that in
early life he was a poor fisherman, He
had higher airmr in life than his associ-
ates. and when the time cattle. having
forIIII-d an Illllll‘t‘srtltln that he ought to
preach. answered it and began studying.
III» was not long in convincing hearers
that he had ability. and his Work in this
no III showed that his pmktiuti in that n“-
grud Iran: or -il taken.‘
titan-ford
“-otupanyt will hold :I llh‘t‘lillg lion-
day evening to elect a sin-comm to I‘ap—
lain W. l-‘. Darrin-Is. unsignml. Tin-choicc
is likely to fail upon First Livntenant
Hendric. It is understood that Second
Lieutenant E .Walah has sent in his
resignation.
During a tbuudI-r shower. Tannin)
evening. lightning struck thespire of the
(‘ongwgutioual church, at Long Ridgc.
Tim total damago I'ttltm-II by tho l-olt ii;
(400.
.\ Ivrritir- I-II-I‘Irical storm push-II ovI-r
this city \l'mlnI-sday night. Nun» bolts
struck within a radius «in mil-- in loss
than live lllllillil‘fi. Tm: rosidcncm won-
badly \V'I‘I‘I‘ISI'II. and in .\Icrritt Ik Co's
hat factory nearly all the cInpioyI-s in
one III-Irtrtmont were pmstmtcd.
W
Bridgeport.
Price. In: & ("ofs BridgcportIlirI-ctory
is out. The city's population is givcu :u
TANK. This is 581 mow llglu Hartford
lllllI lllllklN Bridgeport tho wound city of
lint slaw.
3:1;nun.
(‘harlcs Mueller, who shot himself in
“to head last wcck. with suicidal intent.
is still alive. but the physicians in attI-IIII-
anw fear he cannot recover.
'l‘lll) (ll‘TlNIi sliASIlN.
Many of the Count Ilul Mount-In "Ila-Illa
lie-tort." l’oaltlvtly Ila-gonna.
This is the special mix-III when the nui-
doubt of cities go tothI- country. They
go Iitrf‘llultt‘ fIll' hurry and push and drin-
of city life have exhausted tllcir energies
and they need the restorative influences
of not and change. They go also, and
take their Itnnilics, hecaum- dalm- fash-
ion's imperious Iuaudatcis: "It in the
proper thing to do.” llut for wluItevI-r
punrose the Intensiblc reason in “for
health."
Our sea condo and our mountains are
dotted evcrywhcn‘ with woullcd "health
mums." Nevertheltw it is a fact too
little known. myII Dr. I“. A. Lindlcy,
IIccrI-tary of tlIet'ltato Board of Health.
that the appellation is often It misnomer.
The fact is canily cutablishal that many
nuI-hplaceu are ponitivciy dangerous to
health, from shot-r neglect 0L tltcmtugt
Imminl nquisitica ”of onion. namely...
pure III r and goal watiu. 'i‘hI- evidnnce
of this III Icon In tho aumemuo innit-mat,
of illneur among pom who return and
antler from some acute Infection» dim-MI.
HO mm after their summer outing.
Let every prudent man necking fl placc
for his family, howcvor temporarily, aIIk
his llntrt to let him one how his wwngc is
disputed (If-«to let. him look at the con-
dition of the ground: in the rear of the
kitchcnuto have some nail-factory cri‘
deuce that the planting in trummrtby.
Let him inquire about the water aupply,
and honoured that the well I: not pol-
luted by prank-go from neighboring cou-
poolr. 'l‘hue are merely armoured
other Inqllit‘lm, all of whichmtooofht
neglectedw
NERD 18311th TOLD.
mitt-n Worthy cl lull-II that Rm Nathan
m «on-aurora.
A mbulletiu Irate: that attlwtlme
the statistics were wheeled there were
1,439 paupmln Wimfimtm hum
The telegraph mutant I111 Hallo
hart Inlet-p, frolghttraimunlhd:
ileum road collided II Ihnbury
ymday.
In. Kiln Button rm Joseph DJ“-
ard‘o Wiener,» Winfield. fin-ti
yuan-madl- notv mitts hi0 not» for
03.00010!”
..
2.. plum will lie Iiolledo thin and Ililllhuslwls
Ilc
EnthroIdoroII SkIrIs at inn. and onwards
A SPECIALTY.
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
South Norwalk
a Street,
rINI: III is ran orsraits.
Now Ill-van Ont-Inna Alone “on
Fla-Md 300.000 Rachel: of Shells.
The oystermon of New Haven have
already begun their annual task of plant-
ing shells on their vast oyster farms in
the harbor and Sound, and they that
fill tltt‘ output ot" dbcils for New
‘in‘ tact. Mbh’ellii Iird’ttorlh eight petite
' a' W, in the cat ofthe plhnting will
be $4, 000.
This is the oyster spawning seawn, and
the Inuit in countless numbers drift
through the waters of the Sound: if therc
arc no shells in the oyster gardens for
them to tie up to. they go out to em.
The shell planting this year will be
largcr than that of last mason. for at
that tiructhe oyatornteu were dI-apond-
cut on account of the sum“ "oyster not"
of previotm years.
The planting, which used to bcdone
in the peculiar little Fair Haven canoes.
or small sloop. is now done in large
oyster steamers, which convoy large
ch‘IOllllt'l’S. that also are laden with shells.
Many laborI-n-I are employed along the
wharvcs in wheeling the shells front the
great piles there to the “molar, and than
other work mcn shovel the shells into the
vowels.
Oyster nerd tine dry weather to thrive
in. and it is the opinion of old oystcrnII-n
that this mu will be an unusually
good one for them. It will take all of
July to plant the amino bushel-I. and the
gmwtng spat will be on the shells early
in August. Only a small portion of the
spot that not» is sorta]. since most of it
drifts out to sea or Ilet‘tlillt‘t-l food for the
l'llclllIII'S of the oyster. Enough is spared
every scnwu. however. to produtv many
hundred thousand innshels of Irytlluf‘s in
the hing Island Sound beds.
Before the shells wen» used for plant—
ing it was ditlicult to dispose of IIIf'lll.
though large quantities of thorn were
used in making shell roads. ThI-rv' are
many lino shell roads asbanl anrlspringy
an ivory. round this city and other town-I
on the Atlantic soabounl. Now all the
shells are needed by the oyster planters
IIST (‘IIEAII TIIE IIIII'IIWAL
The “'utport Select-ten (Mung After
John .Uuml of damn: Vanna.
)Iorc lrnubir‘ls brewing for John .\I-
vord. of Iinvns “Inns. A few wwks
ago Ml". .\I\UI‘IA rucivcl :I honor-whipping
from Mrs. John III-ck". a III-ighbor. The
I’t‘tboll for IIll‘ IIII-Itigrttion was that .Al-
\Ill'II had builtu :vlnlh’ wallacfihx what
Mrs. Ilwkrr claimed was a highway.
which ran up toher “some. .Alvord
ciaimul. however. that it was only a
privatclanc which was laid out across
his land and that if he wanted to chi-ac it
he had a right to do so. This he did. and
the result was that the next timyllrs.
llcckI-r met hint she gave him a severe
hum-w tripping.
\lvord took has punishment muddy.
and still rcfuaeif to take down the
olutruttron. The inconvenience Mm.
llvckcr notified by having the roadway
thus~ IiItK'kflIItKI finally induced her to g
to thc Weetport Board of Selectmen.
She explained to the lloard her trouble
with Alvonl and tho sch-clown decided
to investigntc tho matter. The town
rccords had old laud mapI were closely
«aircln'dand thclloard found that the
roadway in dispute was a public high‘
Way. and that .Alvord had no more
right to block it. up titan any other
person. They sent word to Almrd to
rutnovctheobutmction at once. but It»
refused to do so.
The Board than Ilccitlcd III take legal
stewtoreopen the highway and have
retained Jet-cation 1). Tommy, of Bridge-
port. as their counsel in the (use. diver-l
still pcmiauo in obstructing the highway
and mandamus [mountings will he
Willi I bond I‘ll.
A lone maltose kitten while enjoying
the summer air at Lyme wan capnmd
and imprisoned yesterday The cat wan
innocent of any crime but still it was
hi“ the that mornirig. not by imaging,
or by niechicity. but. by Iihlmoform.
The dillth trap W sprung at haif-mWN
s and lit Ii o‘clock ‘thc kitten
ntrctched out on aboard. not ready for
burial but for the use of the physiology
clan» III the summer Iceland. Many-cur.
ions permit! anemblod and Milan (fariialo
Ilisnccteti the cat and allowed her clans
all the internal organs, qpccialiy the
liver, small and large intestine-II. kid-
neys, lungs and heart. To illustrate
'breathing arabbcr tube was inserted in
the windpipe and the lung; inflated.
-. ”would; ran-In.“
The following were issued July 14.
1801. List fumkIhcd from the office of
A. I. Wooster. solicitor of Patents,
BMW (Xian:
wIIiI'III-nr
F. W. Smith.
W.Stnlth.
fNfivw
3W
“Wlafidw’t' AW! MAIL MJ‘;I'I 8' F“!
J .. B. 8. Illhnuonm
' antenatal 5:. Mg». m.
III-:1 New mflmnf'N
tinge W
Harmfitciii Lille 11.11am .mak.
Mhs'hSMAJ Wm Hart.
mimkm re; C. Young
lllrmmy ham. plane WEI” mntnfi‘llfllfi
Minion
llarumy n. to III-I1: W. Lyruan
“(Tm :A. i' arm.
:1
WWW»...-
timid-lulu. .
The Numicllutual Benefit associa-
tiun recently robd‘ 03.11110 to the
II III. III
““Isit‘ch sIIIiono II. o
lliddle~ W"
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Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Infill!
r ‘ 1 m titl- «‘
0"")! A30 RISIDIHUI:
89 West Street, corner Trinity Place,
soc'rn NORWALK.
Ofllce flours—=8“) Illa In" 121n8p.m.. and
Ilto‘ipJn ”Elihu
LoST.“
l 1311- fireward: lie-tween Benedict innit
and (fromstork Bruthers' store. Finder
will please name at this office. 113 It.
Iron same on T0 RENT.
B‘RUM August let. the hat factory pro rty
ontcdar street. 30th Norwalk late)
(uplcd by the Bentwood HutConIp-uy. y‘l-or
furthcr‘rnrtick ulara inquire at as W est avenue.
South orvralk. idtf
WANTED.
HORSESHUER and .10be smith. Ap-
ply to George T.Carr.12tl later elm!
South ’.orwalk iy’dt
Poll SALE.
SPLENIllllul’HlkTL’NITY FOR A \1(' E
HUME ATSMALL (‘081' —In thechanccs
of buninm l havccome into the minor of
four pretty cot in “ilto Inn Ear It
cost eighteen huu rcddollarsto uild without
this land. cy are within three Ininulea'
walk of the depot of the Danbury and .\or-
walk Rain-Ind. upon the main road. tomca-
lent to the slum Klimt» and Ihnrc hes, and
arr \cr .Ittnutivc houses. Thcy are new
null nut Initially painted and [tapered and
m hha hannvcgmd—sl lots. I will «cl them at
tillrru hundred dollars can b. At thiz~ prim a
man can liII- In W ilton and work in Somalia
and at an cxpcnditun of II n to Inclu- dollar;
per month cour hiuimrn at. tan» and com—
mutation. tan give ixi~ children “or advan~
Info-o1 “NE-(AID‘R III tiooht. notably 'l'uft'llfllll
l'rnitcad 3 AI ads-my Iavcry z-u nor chin-sit III
a: hooli. can ban a home and p only of ground
for his own funni).aml put that flamil in
tlrst-cla-Ismlntions and m i-.It) Ilbe
pleased to short this pro Icrty to an one can
It mutating II animate I will be III on can
terms to roll; Ile "PAIN. and the neighborhood
I« too grind to tonsldcr applitatinns from any
IInI- else. E J. HILL.
front #3.
A DELIGIIWUII commoner: 13m.
we Sell the Frnfist coitus tint can Bo Natl
Roauedtmbeveryweek. Naughuylugpoorgoodawheu you can marc'l'llli»
BEST for the minimum.
INI hm tho Fatty loIIoI ant NorthIiIill creamer IIIIIIIII III Prints.
STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS.
list for I. I. Farris 8 Ito’s Celebrated Sugar Burst lions anti
The Best III the NorIII.
WE ARE BELLING-LABGE QUANTITIES 0F FIRST-CLASS TEA. IT HAS
WON A REPUTATION AT THE POPULAR PRICE OF 50 CENTS A
POUND.
IF YOU HAVE NOT TRIED 11' 00MB
FOR A SAMPLE, AT
’CharlesE.Seymour’s
leaning Iirooor. 33 Washington Street, South Norwallt
(ilillli A8 liiilll
Silllli AS A lillIIK.
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And under the lam- low figure that has characterized all of our
Special Sales, we quote the following unmatohahle bargains.
ladies’ Shirt Waists.
10; down Cambrics and Percalm in
and $1. 25.
15 down Plain Black Sateen and Lawns
reduced from IBL‘J.
1‘! dozen light colored Pcrcales In stripes,
5am] $1 50.
It dozen extra line quality
5 drama white Indian Linens. at .5c.
6 dozen uhitc Satin. w ith polka dots
:1 dozen \Ihitc India Linen with
Cambrics In stripes, at $1.0 .5. reduced from $1.50.
and $1, reduced $1. 35 and $1. 50.
stripes at 50c. and 75c..reduced‘from 81
guaranteed stainless, at $1 and $1.25,
at 89c” reduced 3L 15.
P
and stripes. at 31. ii“ reduced from $1. til).
4 dozen w bite anri with colon-d Silk stripes. at $1. 90 reduced from $3. 25.
needle work collar and culls. at $1. 50, reduced
A full line of laundered Shirt Waist» to ligand and plain white. ‘ '
Look out for our Bulletin of Special Prices In our
North Window, Saturday, July 18.
HOSIERY.
lit 3t Vurunlk 1‘ "nu .A complete lino of L-Idhs‘ limiory in stripes. fawn»; and blacks for 7c.. Worth 1'3lc
l l' II.DL\ti LI—IIIIIIII West «iIlr-or In! effect; " " " ‘* .. 15.- H - . .
. water and sum» r in [In slh‘ct and ttcr .. .. . .. I 5- I
laid. Inqurrc of ’l‘uvlordrtioldeu. Heal .atatr ., u .. “30" ‘0“
and In-ulrnnic Agents j} 152R ‘ " Soc. " 35c
. .. . .
l“\uon; ghtwu- foot caIboIIt. in good Ill‘llll’ ln- 0 H 39"" u 40"
’ more of “iliiam l2. Ind-onto. at Adams “ “ " 330.. " 450
Bros. lint fa. Iory. South horwulk. j)? lrn " .. - ~ 50c .. 75.-
Iiimllmrri 'I: with trio min; Iil~o- 'Ll'i ao- “ ‘ title. “ 850
mnpmxnt o Illixpircs for the gnu cry bani. H u .. .. .. Ii'u' ' .I 90‘.
mus. Inc Illl a c \c-I. counters lea Inns , , p _ . . "'
”pm “my “'35,“: mill. “all,“ “mm“ "hi Also .1 full assortment of hill. Ilosrcry at popular pnt'cs.
measurm. lit-cf tflll¥n marble slab. etc. for
mic Ila-up 1' all on or uddrm Junib \\ th'k.
In Main street Norwalk. 5)?! W
l)l' ll DISH LVN for sale for filton thciu- . ,
«alum-at plan; no human no fairy 1"! dozen Indus Jvrscv Ribbed Vtfiilh. rugulur price 30c” our price 13c.
pricra for on) lots; they are “MINI and dr 9 .. -. l' . .. .
It thing liwrhc Int ropurc I'“ d unu- r App y \ 'n " ' I“
to t'. 11. Smith. near I o ball ground. “nod. tilt” " ”34¢ .
uaru nv-.Imte H8 in II " ' ail. " NI
‘ ‘30 tItI/t‘ll I 'liiltlmusllz-Iuh and Ribbed \I
I Ill Shh and building lob
prim-II.
Von» .Ilk
:II‘ mIiI’IcrIIII;
Apply to 1-2 -\. \A’mlwuni.&suth
TO LET.
.\II”‘EI.\ farm-hut room. with or without
board luouin- at this ofliI 9.1%.le
I 00515 II \'o. LT: ~20th Main Nth-cl South
Norwalk. .‘IN William \layhew hi» it
llrlil sit»: Nu Ii “'rr-l Main ntntt xumalk.
“Illqflln‘llllihl printiws liurr Smith.
\ l“ Hill. It hotm. nrtvto flalnof (our room:
' Imh' I'Mcrwiu aim-L Vulldili). JAp‘piy
In \t door.
ILAIH‘ of houa .\o. :l I’IK‘III’) ntrcct Ina small
family; Grooms. Aim part of harm» in
pienmnt 1m ation. h' at $9. l’nnsl- .«ion at our-I
Apply to \\. \oumb. at Int kuo Il )iuuufmu‘ -
turtng_ t‘ 9. 1y 1.' nit
F‘RIIST apartments. 'ld door in the «wart:
or (orbvtt building; rent Stunt. Also (our
mom Ina Iartmcnt on Day e-trumt rruf" will Ap-
pl) at t It om“ of tho lild \\ til I ‘igurl o. th‘iitf
l'l'l‘l’dt part of house on Iii h ntrwt con.
‘ stating of live room». Am i to James I‘
I' ml o. 3811
pit .L-Ic {Ill
front III to ~21ic.
pint: lim- nf Indie-a Ii: IUZI' \I-sts :Ind \Ittslirt I ndcrumrut prim-s to
Also .I I om
9..
Look out tor our Bulletin of Special Prices in our
Isis ranging in price at cording to size,
Nonh Window Saturday July 18.
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r I: dozen Indira“ I‘olorod and Black Silk Mitts. regular prim-
M. 8. SMITH, “The Reliable”
'~Q>
25I. .Irale priIc 1:3ic
an. 2IK'
REAL ESTATE, 15 " " -' “I :1!
_ 10 " -' ‘~ 7:..- .. no.
TH E 0m 7.]. Ploum mg: to he sold for Fill. Out $1.? in 1' louucing to he ml- 1 for All)“
" “In ‘ In'x. 1.50 1.2."?-
i- “’K'. to ~. I T K‘. 1" .5 It in I. 1w
I. *IJv'i II I. .. “k. .. 2'.” A. I. II L75.
I. I) 50 I. A. u 100
wondward Homestead Smichilinghams, all_ new [Iain-rim. regularly sold. for Tic. yard. our priIc 29c
French " 250. “II.-
Ilomvstlt' “ " " " " I’ll, 15c “ II). 1251:
Mill Alllillllllili liliilillils
To let for Boston or Term of
furs
At Reasonable Price
ejght Jute .for sale on
outward. innovation "and Lin? "
coin avenues. Price $5150 to
$150. Temrs to suit purchaser.
Twmtty-twu lots sold this year.
For further information apply to
TAILIIII It GOLDEN.
Or Christian Swarta.
Tlillll ANNUAL IRA’I‘TA
Rye Beach Yacht club,
Tuber-lied II Beck’s trout. Bro Bench.
SAIilililAl. lllll 18111. 1891,
For anbtln lunches and Rail 11min.
Indra-0nd divided In mil clam. when
three or more
Mug-t
I‘lmC landmark] Jflmllm it. and under.
m Clan-1A.: “treatment: mainm'
er .
first Ohm-«Nwhl I: launches. Mum
Wm (M Naphtbn launchers. lhnm
Thlnl clam Naphthu 1mm Him!
pom
nor-aloha
haunt a
I!” "not charge! Allanlrinto
MN“.
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Look out Ior our Bulletin of Special Prices in our
North Window. Saturday. July 18.
~—-—«¢oo~-~~—~—
. ()ur usual big lIne of (lonts' l-‘rcnch Flannel Shim. The
cell tl tom
' '3 Thhfl‘u: tggmlms ”PWFiilrnu-had IIIIIIIII mic. We will on-
ten
INLJIIIIIIII' we give tholfg namc rcdttction. It”. ' buy» tlwm.
.; .. . 50c
.
prim‘u marked must
U U VII
*l-"fi, In It to I. .l tn} on
$1." .5 goods we give the some mluvtimr. 31.2.?
2 .00 I. Ii)
3‘.’ I. ha II it 2““,
a...” h II II II 3.|~’
Also II full line of lloya' Rhirt-I in I‘m In it Flaunt-ls and llomcutiI-II.
A new line of Gentn‘ llalf llosc
prcciatul. and which we will he plcaIII
uIIt received which Intuit be noon to be up-
to exhibit.
W
Agenls for DEMOBEST MABIIINES.
$ I 9.50.
EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED F08 FIVE IEAIIS.
M.“
M. 3. SMITH,
Insurance Building. South Norwalk.
Norwalk Chronicler