AI Ono- IIIII
“ATM
4 . The Clothiers,
JAMES GOLDEN. Editor and Proprietor
'1'me our”; 0 thumbs. 32.50; amnnthii.
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Kerr York fler'alrl Weather Forecasts.
The “ch wave" on the lakes yesterday w III
probably Intuit Illghtly in IhtII section tIHliiy.
but)» tell 9! “tumours. will. soon her lol-
lovrtid by another rise. In this district lo-dn'
clear weather will probably prevail. with
slightly lower. followed by higher temperature
and light to fresh. variable winds. mostly
westerly and southerly. On Tuesday warmer
weather and light in fresh southerly winds.
and on Wednesday warmer. fair to partly
cloudy. more sultry weather and trash south—
erly to southeastern winds. with the advance
of a "warm wave" from the West.
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’whorey on happen to be. or keep
your thirst for the place you are
sure of P
Miniature Almanac for III-marrow.
Sunrises lSunfl) acts Highgde Low tide
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George Stegmullt-r has Inov ed from
Lowe street to Day street.
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Mide and served exactly right
303.11 :be sold at .
5‘ ~CENTS.
5.:
Palestine Castle. A. 0. K. M. C.. will
have their regular meeting this evening.
J. Rowland & Sons, Yonkers, N. Y..
advertise for but trimmers and binders.
Burgess Vanderhoei and a party of
friends went on a fishing excursion. Sat-
urday. They report great luck.
The Cadets of the Norwalk Methodist
church, numbering about fifty. will
picnic at Trinity Lake tomorrow.
There was a large attendance at
(iermauia “all last evening. IIcinr-‘s
orchestra gave an excellent concert.
Jr.
’rRY OURS!
At the meeting of the tourt of Burgess-
cs. this evening llurgiw 0' llcilly will
explain why he tricd to move the police
headrpiaters.
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Our Ill-rugs areas Good
asour Soda. '
Owing to the illness of Miss lhi\\'olf.
of Bridgeport. organist of tlracc church.
the boys wen- obligcd toning without
thei instrument yesterday.
-—Wc maliii our own ice cream from
strictly [Illrl‘ cream: Depot restaurant.
.. ,r ,3 yogi
Neiilant‘élou for a trimmer.
IIAISTEII
OIIIIOOISI,
43 Washington st. South NorwaIII
INDEPENDENT.
OEOOOE A. FENIIIS,
L—Jun wmnawuxsm
l Bargain Grocer.
Spatial Bargains Ior Saturday.
FOR CASH.
“The sailor in the) :ixy' is tin-subject
of a four~page illustrated supplement to
arconrpany the next number of Harper‘s
\\ eckli publishml July 22d.
Thor um» ot 5t. Ito H alums \l. Mr \t' us.
of Fmtuvcniic. l burg-id with an assault
upon Jami-s I’olti. will be trinl this after»
noon at 4 o'clock in the borough court
room.
t'ouducuir Charles Williams of the
slrm‘t railway line. who has been taking
a vacation. riiturncd to his dutim this
morning. t‘rmdiictor tioulrl lloyt is oil
this week.
Private Jot-Icph I). tiouldcn. of Stam-
ford, t‘ompaay C, Fourth Regiment. has
been promoted to be lll‘lpfi‘lol‘ of ride
practicri with rank from Jilly Ii. vice
I-‘inu. prornotI-d._~ '
.\ meeting in the in the interest of the
Hospital project will he held at the
rummage of the Norwalk congregational
church. at 4:00 o‘clock this llnl‘l’lltllil.
All interested are invited.
The planking on the Washington ritrciit
_ bridyrri is in bad mndition. Thripatchiug
. that has been done to the planking "lulu-:6
fin
2mg ff: it a very hard road to travel. What the
a” mfIIi‘ bridgii needs is new planking.
3 cans t . .oi'ri
gain-r for I. l ....“ w..- |
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3 o, M' ( m to“ [m g or sub I. Imp, A uiigoui “t3, t If“
3; grommet iii”'””"’" an. :lttlc coin-hm and one surrey. Inquire of
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‘I'iounrin o! Ludwig Htsnhtor . tic “mm 3- "W’ry- Norwalk.
aimotflabbitt'n raptor .............. .:..III ”'“M
Frank Fulton. tlic carpenter who was
ruptured by t‘hief Vullniiir in Bridgeport.
was tried Saturday nib-moon lit-Ion-
Justice Townsend for larceny. and scu-
toured to thirty days in the county jail.
The infant son of Judah W. llritto
died yr-iih-rilay morning at the horns. of
his parents on llnrlxir avenue. aged 1i)
days. 'i'hiifumiml WM held from tho
lwuso at 10 o'clock this morning.
OPEOIII. SILE OF OILION FOR
TWO WEEKS ONLY.
helu'uttnvoloo “Salmon ever
rm. thisctiy.whleh wears selling at
any its
motion» tor 25c and warrant it
rld
Geo. A. Ferris,
WIIE-IIAIE OIOOEI.
No. “20 North Main Street.
my, Mum” t'nuprw Zia-linger of Writer stmit. relo-
. , 3 brand the thirty-manna anniversary at
"(“5ng N DE NT. his birthday yesterday by inviting a largi
. , numhcrol his friends and members or
HOW TO the (hmuiri Plungerhund to a virtm
S M I hairs and picnic in West Norwalk.
Ye oney 'l‘he Patriarch: Militant. i. (l. I). t‘..
> “ wfl..__ will have It grand gathering in Tomlin).
In What, with a rumour Inmate.
An anti-mythical will be held in tells-ing-
Ileld later. and inOctoim moment or the
Connecticut division will he held in Ilid-
dletmn.
all. 9. Wm. animations given
In horsemanhip. (Inuit midis him
IIarman’ s
_ gig Wumm
OIIOOEIIIES
[mild neutral-moth (Titanium and Inform-
. ad ,E «whit-.- mmnld. A. Marion's or
Mom of ii item. ......m.
flaunts-met “Nodes" will have three
parties outminmthilweek. Tonight
thnhmtvlflp to Mimi and hire
outapiuty (mamilnntheawnd.
Wednesday evening Ernie's hand will
malts- Mammals» hound, tntlw
ed try a one. It Baton Firm. (in
Thur-day’svulngm wharnfflutloe
“firMNMmmmm. lodge l.0.0.li‘.,yrill so in Roofing»
kirk-immune“... would. i r
“a ‘ A New Ninth I“). who to visiting
, “Whit-
avg” Humilit- atria out?!»
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"VIIIIIRL
II the Regular Retail
V—--!Price Iii--
FRANCIS & 00.,
South N orwalk
'l‘llll nvnuiiiii sputum.~
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" EmbroIdore '
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84 Washingto
Illl'l‘ 0i? WW8 NEWS.
What NI (loin: oml‘onnlli's New»
by Nashbonw Weatport. '
John I". Dingee, ot Greens Farina. wll
noon erect a large burn on the site of tili
one moontly destroyed by the.
MI. and Mn. 1’ ii. WIN and
hilt. Weapon on the yacht Riyal,
flay NW5 I" G’ffi’ml'lltl: 1-
. Rev. H untrained .Butliagtoui.. J
.l.. preached at Christ church yeltorda'.
Both sermons were excellent. and drill
ered' to an able manner.
Mrs. E. S. Cable and daughters Inuit»
and Nettie are at Niagara l-‘.allrr Tiny
are expected home next week by way If
Fall River. '
Miss Louise Smith, of Sungutuok win
teaches school in EnstNorwalk. will tri-
verse thii distance between the two
places on a ladlcii' Columbia bioyclc.w
Westpurter.
William Day. lather of Janine Day, at I
this place, died in Dunbury last Friday.
Frank Ilinman died at his home on
East avenue this morning. aged :15 years.
Mrs. W. ll. Wilkins, who has been
seriously ill at her home on We street.
is iniyrroying. . . .
Jermaine. of Norwalk. t the proud
father of a bouncing baby boy, horn
yesterday afternoon.
J. B. Perry, agent (or the Eagle bi-
cycle, returned last night from athroe
weeks' tour on his wheel.
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The choir, boys of Grace church. under
the guidance oi I’rol'csmr Ilrikcr, will
picnic at Trinity Lake Thursday.
William McEwcn. a first-claw butcher
from Stamford, has accepted a position
with Charles Smith. Washington street. ”......
Green's Farm-i.
John Alvord has allowed the $1.0“)
civil suit brought against him by Mrt
John Becker to go by defaultJiavitg
failed to tile an answer in the case. Tie
Wristport sclectmcu have notified Alvod
that he will be given until August lfilh
in which to remove tlui nllilmt‘llml b
the roadway in di-ipiitri
I‘ulriltilil
The boardol stilts tun-II have not yd
succeeded in getting anybody to and II
constable in that town. Uiie rennin for
tbii luck of applicants is that the boar:
demands a $2,000 bond from anyone no
i'xiptinti: thi- y‘ur-ritioii.
Octave 'l‘hanet will «intrihute xto thri
next number of Harper's 11.17am publish-
edJnly 24. a story entitled “A Misfit
Conscience,"
'—-)lr. Albert Studwell, of Riverbank.
gniduatcol the Merrill Business College.
Stamford, has berm phiccd in pordfiou
as lmolilteeper in the other» of Dr. I). .l.
McKay. oi” Stamford.
III-nry Walker. of Bridgeymrt. suffering:
from an attack of the delirium trcuiens.
was arrested last night in the borough.
He will he tricil this aftcnimn.
Cloister I“. i‘lark has dixyml ol his
milk route to A. U. Judson. the South
\Iuin sin-ct butcher, who will conduct it
as Irenitoforc. Mr. Clark contemplates
going into other business.
Stamford.
Stamford has an industry little follow
c-l l'u‘t‘ltlly in I'iIIIIirnitiI'iit~-tliri sik
worm industry. Silk worms liarri Iii-u
raiscd iuStamford for about two year
by the lloyo' Sill.- Vulture {ISSIK'IIIIIUL
Tlninicn’ilx-rsof tlic inundation are al
boys. and thc project is tlni outgrown
of a tonehcr'a instruction in school. TI?
:imn‘iation has this your some 17.01)
or worn worms. all active and in god
condition and at tho pniscnt tirmi. owirr
totlicfiill supplyof material for (on.
their urn-rations arc lawn-sting. ’l‘li-
worms fI-edmostly on the louvrs of tin
nuillsin'y trev. though they will on
have-a of the «merge orange. or lettiie
lt Wm. Tin: fortucr is I'UIIB’IINI'I'I‘IN lN:
IN .itl
Wilnu an i-xciinuon uith Him at ti
cruployca ut Lilo t'i' "lownc arriicd I
t‘qu-y Island Natunluy. Ill‘lt't‘llt’t‘s n.
rcstcd 'l‘Illu l‘alrruir. a girl of n-vcutwy
and llt-l‘ coinyuiuion, William Bugl.
William Palmer bud tclcgrzipliql that In
daughter. who was married only two
“Triks ago. intruded Iilopiny: with Each
Tlic dispatch ilcsu‘t‘llml llic girl's Ilriis
accurately. and the dctcctivc had D
trouble to pick her out as the [M'llgt't
ln-i't tlu- striauicr. The girl said she lid
no intention"! clopiiig. but would In;
Mind remaining on I'ouo-y Island if sly
'{ound work. Until the excursion boil
was fairly under way. she said. shy
thought her husband was with her. lb
was an Italian. not hourly us good a M
low as libido. and sin- Innl martini bin
only out of optic. .\ policeman hep
truck ol her until the stunner hill at tiv
o'clock Saturday evening. and their tli
Tho exhibition game beta-min the Rom»
liIti-siiind the Y. M. t'. A. nim- uuii not
played Saturday, on account of the min.
Next Saturday the lhizuilutos will play
the Bridgeport High School nine.
.l. Emery Stevens and Frederick llnl—
lock went to New York this morning.
From tlicrc they took tlic steinncr for Port“
land. Maine. and will \‘lnll liar Harbor
and f'otmgct'ity On their return llll‘y
\\ ill ~top at In“ Iliwr and llriston.
t 'h. vies ll Smith and family. went
I lack!» rryiug'Satiinlay. ,\s soon
thcyrcuclnil tlniir tlt‘stlll' iliill. and min
N‘illt‘il roIIII'ortably it began to rain. They
got a (cw bcrrics. but thought it tiinc to
return llmlli‘ as it was minim: hard. Mr.
Smith says llt' will try it again when the
wrutlitir is lino. _
mWIuiw. how hot 2 Nev-it- mind. a
glass of llmt llwir madc with Knapp}
Root llwr Extract will curd you oil.
“5
Not the least intrinisting feature of
Mario lluln-rt li'mlram‘s play “Thr-
Witch." which will bc givcii at Music
Hall. August 28th. is tha- iIItruliiI-tiou
Iii tllc tillliil’)’. iltc ducking .iitiiol and
other metlushiot punishment in lltonltl
l’uritauduys. The ducking of a scold
[or slouch-rim: Ibo elders forum an intcr«
filing and highly amusing climax to one
oi the M c nos.
\l' II \T SIZXTI
\\ unlen Keel" graph tlpcmtinns In I'I'III'II
of "III Norwnlli Ilotei.
This morning “norm t‘. law-kwood.
owncrol the Norwnlk Ilotel building.
at the corner of Wall and ltiver tilM'llt.
III-t Contractor Bitch and a force of men
at work curbing the small triangular
piiii'i' of roadway in front of the build. in
II direct line with that of the Madden
Ileltli «I iln Dbl lintdrnt.
walk. who rosidml on Hoyt street, Iva
Iound dead in an outliousc this noun
lbi was about wvoirtydlvc your» u! out
lie was Inheuid this morning uhortl,
alter eating his lmutkluril. and rib-Iii
noon his wifo found him. II
chief in person saw her rudely on boardlmul of the week,
John (Tahill. an old resident at No] '
n Street,
l’llhl’l'l‘ I'IBMIIIII PIIB.
Not" of Sunday Serving in City and
Borough Church».
llcv. C. M. Pegg. of the East Norwalk
Methodist church. hid the temperance
meeting on the bridge yesterday ailer-
noon
m the some as usual. the pastorJte .
It: it. Brim» neonatal; or.) fhh‘ltfiéb’
inn-resting and able serum ’ '
At the Norwalk Methodist church, yes-
terday rooming. the pastor preached as
usual. In the evening he exchanger]
with Rev. A. Whoaton. of this city. who
preachul an instructive sermon.
At the South Norwalk Baptist church
the motor. Rev. Archibald Whenton,
preached in the rimming. In the even-
ing Rcv. George \‘nu Alstynii occupied
the pulpit. Both tuinnons were iriiprwm
sire and scholarly.
Rut. W. Ii. Gilbert, 0! this city. were-
tary o! the Connecticut Bible society.
preached in thc Norwalk‘Congnigational
church yesterday morning. The scr-
mon. an inn-railing one. was listened to
evening Mr. Gilbert prom-bod in the
First Baptist church.
Rev. J. B. Tracey occupied the pulpit
of the South Norwalk Congrogutional
church yesterday. and punched two ex-
cellent sermons. The young peoplrfzr
meeting was i-spccially intensting. It
was mndiicted by Jacob M. Layton. who
gave a clear and forcible account of the,
great i'hristian Endeavor convention
III-Id rcccntly in Minneapolis. 'Ilis re-
marks inspired the lIltIIlllt'l’s with new
tool to Work in the cause of the Mnstcr.
Indian "arbor Yacht Club Ile‘nltl.
Thr- third annual regatta of the Indian
ll. Irlrnr Yin bt club will be sailed utl'
Union“ a h. on Saturday. \Iigust I. .\ll
yurhts will he cl neon-d on their nu iiiy:
length. as follows:
t'lnu .\. l'uh'm filmy-n and I'lllli‘l’ii. our 3*
fruit.
I'Irtss ll. ('ublu 51-min and I'uttrts.
Illllli‘l’ iii {rt-I.
t‘lm-rt‘. t'abin 5km.» and i'IitIcr-.
under 1' Incl.
t'lnss ll. t'abln Sharpe-I and l'llllrfi. itndcr 1.".
feet.
Fla-SI E. t'abln (”utiloats.
t'lass l. Och Slo-ipi til fcct and irt‘cr.
("lava- ‘.'. Ilpcii Sloopu under :Sl lwt.
Flor-ail. ”pi-ti Fall-oats. 2i ice! and “till?!" :7
fort.
(”Ian I. upon t'.itlm;it~.'1i fr'cl and :Inilr-r 2.53
lo”
411...". ”pr-ti t‘atlmuts. under 3) fro-t.
Entiiw c IINiTlIIIrsday. July ll”.
2!! (“III
.7
Mill
.‘llllt to ('09! More.
Milkmen uni Ill-tiring a milk t'aiuiucnnya
thri Anemia Scutiiicl. which mticluilI-s:
Tin-.iiuic drouth was or such a blasting
naturii that I-vi-ry blailcol' grass in the
mature lands has been killed. The
millimcn say it is next to imynasiblc
to grit milk. Their cows fail to givi-
tlu- tL-dlill quantity and they have wry
Iittlc to food III-w I‘UWH on. Soun-
Iarunirs havi,i already begun to fried hay
ulid tIIc supply of this will soon run out.
Partners will :«ion begin buying Iced.
Milli inn tniccriuity and will lniinlvzmcml
in pricii within a short time. line milk.
man said this rimming that the pricc
would have to bc yunihed up bclorc thr-
All Iigrw that it wrll
go tip Iii-fore tini rind of tlni month.
Ilulun Point.
The new bathing human-i. under thi-
"arraignment of Sir. liturlrs. are now can»
pictiid. Ncw bathing; suits bare hcoa
pun-lowed and the llim‘liltm beenput
in lint-clans condition). .\'o better iacili-
building. Tho Work was wcll under way.
when a complaint was made to Warden
Kevlar, who. knowing that tini ('otll'l
burl taken no action in regard to the
pmposoil chuugc. sought lllt! Isimuuh
attorney. lie was iuloruaid by him that
the work ought not to go on. art Mr.
hicimoud did not own thri land and
had no right to fear» it In. Action
under this advice the warden went to
thriwcnc of It‘ll'l’llldfllli and «mined the
thl‘kiflmlfld. ’I'Ini workrniin Md no-
iitti-utiun to his orders, however. and
kept on with their work. Calling Uiliwr
Adams. the Iranian lmtructed him to
rim-st thr- own If they did not quit warlt
burl-iii or five minutes. Theme» myriad
on for three minutes. then sit-"mi. iii-
tlmugh tho mmtractor mid br- wmrht
have continual had he nit-elm] onion
"our Mr. laxity-innit to do on.
J iii-Idea llurlbutt. llr. hwkmmd‘
lawyer. was In New York. Rather than
mturther tremble Ilr. locirmnxl Ili-
(sided to await the decision of the Court
at their meeting this evening. when he
will be represented by his mum.
llr. leer glyphs has no tailing in
the matter.me toprotect thetxirough
Notorious! sunbeam them
had. been in poor health for sum
time. but it was not thought to be an
thing serious. Mmliculcnminer llurh
of this city. was sent for. but had or
arrived when Tu: Humid. went
[Ihltlh 3 _
A Iona-i nuns.
'l'hiit miuiicticut div isloa. l...\. W. bu
just issued ii road book of the statewide
b as undid u it is aunt and «unwind
rive. it ingrown up inn poohct III;
with ligatlier binding and aim mm
mayor of all the cotmllut oi (barium
and Wombat". N. Y. Bicycling mu
remind are shown In red lines and tho
condition stated by It cyan-m of grading
laws governing bicycling am given I
well run list of the l..A.W. hatch In it
nitric, and explicit dimmer for travellr
between the principal pnlnigiu thin stat
Sm 'tork and Minn-rein
WM...“
flat no he halo Itinerary.
The (Milken a liohrou I'nhllshlr
rtimctoryotthehatmiipandl‘urnsdt
lib-WWW;
anticommunist-not every or
mwmmmhntu Iii
Uultodhuuoaudmln. Them
iieatlyyutwuupand will he twisting
- Indspeclilc
company banjo» turned their snail W
this for salt water bathing could be pro.
Vltlt‘ll. Au orchestra furnishes unmit- for
dancing in tluipaviliouiivcry Minimum
and evening. li‘lnc mum and best of
anmmimrdationii (or lsrnrilcru by the- day
or week.
The Mitourant is tini limiut on thet'on-
tli't'lli'iii shore. First-claw meals at Inod
crate prices. (loud sheds for bonnie.
under the carotid management at [hair-l
Powell. 15mm thol’oiitt can out
around that!» palm wIII be hymn-d to
makeup-m rims uniy‘m-y spend 'at
the Not as [dean-tit Iii any summer on
non III the country.
It It. Harms llanamr.
"Ambitious l'ignlu
Rearing on their hind legit. omitting
rut-man or «Admin drum.“ is what a
French critic calls those “smart Mom“
that habitually exploit. theiri maintain.
Many much have denied that wmtulous
blood are curable.
Myaud unspent eorrdrlmhlr-mnnwy
luring then-cords mmboltoestabltili
hit-claim. .
WM
MolnANdcflfim.’
(mules Williams was arrested by
(”southward yatenimchumlwuh
Minna-gut sinner trim the rear
oi the bar In Haitian gloom while
scrubbingrmtthepllni! Somme.
item taken More Justine twinge
ohnrsimullrtmm his own recession
as». MWWIImWa
min MW. mun-lib was
In. gin. riot mm a mm
mansion! in: smittnBrldgiiport mt
“ammonium
Hominwddtoltw
mostly pronunciation-l
“loom iii-WW tlh
momentum
Hum mammary-my
Harry sputum driver for Ray . ‘
Brutus lull mummy alum
weeks authlldnothlntlflhm .
tronhlmnbm‘u till fatally, .... ~
0' iflffi.“ m “an“. “1’ i
«an». Iththnushi tlmhslur
usual
W
Juli-«It Mam
“Minimum
““3
NoaIEstaIeandlnsuranoe.
WINIINITII ITIEET.
flora postman. cons.
momma guano I: ennui. _
by a guild-sized congregation. In the 1'
; S on at 500 and upwards
HOSIERY A SPECIALTY
A. DICKERMAN & SON
South .Norwalk
‘ irradiation in inner.
no» Ariana " in. r... aim
Fun Cedar .80th Norwalk. ry ”MTWHY
copied by tho Bentwood Hat (‘orn runway Ii'or
lcalanrinruire mWest
mfir’i’w‘n ‘ " Will“
WANTED.
' A'l'mtr transnational-r- {Apply his;
& Hon. Yonkers. . .
[‘0]! SALE.
BUILDBH [AWN {or sale for ”I! on the in-
stallment plan; no interest; an (airy
prices for any lots; they are dried and dr
timing twelve icet to ure (0 1.! water. A'pp y
riot. ll Smith near to: ball ground. Wood-
warn avenue. 13".” In
An eighteen—loot cutout. in good orib r. In—
quire nt Winlll In 1-1.! (ladmrne. III Adams
Brm'. hat factory. 5outb \‘orw-lk. 3). lm
GOOD mini is with two seats; also an mo-
sortmcnt o fixtures for the grocery.- busi-
new. iniludln shelies, counters. tea was
spice cans co so will. scales. Weights and
measures heel cutter. marble slab. etc. for
micr’heap Call on or ultimo-J Jacob \\ coke
izu stain arrest. Norwalk. mil
[{0'5 “I and building lots at upshot-ate
N m prices. Apply Int-Z. [LWdenml South
ll
T0 LET.
NICE“ furnished mum. with or without
Mfll. Inquire tit this otllc c. 1.5:”!
1 0i SB No. 3 “eat Main sirdet.l\'orwalk
”m “Inquire on the premises. Burr Smith.
ILIRT of house So. ’1 lit-or) strut to a NllIitlI
family: 4 rooms Also part at hon-«- in
pleasant lot lotion. rent all. N’Ihmnlnn at uric-L
Apply( to \\. \ouuits. at lockuoorl Mauirluu
to rp‘g_( ‘o jylsot
l‘ltt)\1‘amrimr Iris id tloor.iu the hwurtl
d- t 'nrbett building: an! Win. \lm tour
room uyxmrui at on Day ~trcet rc at 3‘1» Ap—
ply IIt thi mitt-riot thr- Uld “'Illi' icnrl o jllZRilf
['l’PliJi part of borne on High ~trwr cun-
, Slntiux of tire rooms. Apply to Janie-i t'.
t'roive. iii ti
iii-2.“. ns'ra'rn.
THE
Woodward Homestead
ANO AOIOININO GROUNDS
To let to Season or Term of
Years
At Reasonable Price
Also eight lots for sale on
\‘i'omlwurd. Lowndcs and Lin-
coln avcuucs. Price $3.30 to
$1.30. Terms to suit purchaser.
Twenty-two lots sold this year.
For further information apply to
TAILOR & ' GOLDEN.
Or Christian Swartz.
SHINESPEINE'S
“COMEDY OF EIIIIOIIS"
“'lll ll’ Kin-ll for lln‘ hour!“ "I
THE NORWALII LIBRARY
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NEW OANAAN OIIIIAATIO A880.
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NOIINAIII OEEIIA IIOIISE
FIIIOAI EVENINli. .lIIll 24th.
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will be owned Tim ny. Juli 3L rut It am. at
Plain-us. Somalis will 'ialutnl'n south Nor.
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NEONESOAI, Illil 22. IOOI.
Mia-r the sail and (‘onem on the Maud the
omnw will bind Ill Room Mum. trium- rim
willlmdpar tax in the pavilion. Mus-tr by tlw
TIOIETB. SO OENTO.
Ninth" will have the who“ it.” at
Mlin'c lock
lt‘ NIIWM". tini excursion irtll take plan; the
and fair evenings in
Rtll'tllt‘i' of tin.' condition oi 't'mt‘mr. Ii-
i'nnut. hairs. at Emil. Saw III bit he
sentient.“ the em a twist than.
when tbeCactuIi ti‘ure has a hip- JBIIMM
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We Sell the area codes that can 30‘ Had
Wire-lievorymlr. Nounbuym magi-when you enforcers run
BEST {or the m3
No line the tinny tenor and lionhfiolil Giannini Bunei' Ill Prints.
SHIIL'PLY FIRST-CLASS.
”Wu It III lords & en's calibrated Sugar cured lions and
Ithss Bacon. the Best In the World.
WE ARE SELLING LARGE QUANTITIES 0t" Fl ’
WON A REPUTATION AT THE POPULAR gilt-$1.3? waltNI'lSTfAB
POUND. ll" YOU HAVE NOT TRIED I'l‘ COME
‘ FOR A SAMPLE. A'l‘
’CharlesE. Seymour’ 3
loading dinner. 33 Washington Street. South NonioIII
.
Kl. 137i" lli“'|t"lii"'l
SOIIO AS A BOOK
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And under tho some low figure that has characterized III of our
Special Sales, we quote the following unmatchalilo bargains.
ladies’ Shin Waisis.
MINI. dozen Cambrics and I’I-rcalr-s in stripes at 50c. and 75c.. reduced from $1
l5 dlouin Plain Black Sat icn anl l. a
”he“! froru $1 ,5 and *3 I50. i an Ii . guaranteed stainless. at SI and 31-25.
Eldozen light f(i‘olorcd ll’cruiles In stripes. at $91.
ozen extra no qua ity Cambrim In stri res at 1.2
’5 dozen white Indian Liar-m at 75c. and ill, reduzed girlld 331%“:er $1 50
6 dozen whiteSatin. with polka dots and stripes. at “3* reduced from $l. Of).
4 drun w hit;i Lawn with t‘nlul’t’tl Silk stripes. at u 9i) redur ed from $3.27
friirii‘zf“ white India Linen with nee-die work collar and cuffs, at $1. 50. reduced
A full line of Launilered Shirt Waists In figured and plain white.
Look out for our Bulletin of Special Prices III our
North Window, Saturday July I8.
fl-..' ,_
HOSIERY.
.\ complete- lino of India-f llmicry in strips. lawns and blacks for 7.
. reduced SI. 15
worth lilo
.. .. . Inc. so.-
“ 3 .. Ilka. ~ ~25.-
. ., . " " 2:12. -- :15.-
_, .. .. " .. 21k" .. 40c
.. .. .. " " 1M. - 45.-
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rt .. .. " H “00" n x? I
" ~ or»: - mi.»
Also a lull Assortment of Silk Ilnsicry at popular prices.
—~400——-————
lil tlnlt'll loirlim' .lcrwy lliIIbI-d Visit-a. regular price thlc.
ir »- fl -- l'u'
1: Wit. “4'.
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.‘i't I'tilr' int 'liil lrlri n U rim and ll ’
~ . . ilrlii-I \c~ts. mu III rin iricii 1’!
{Drill Illi'. l0 I30. L k I I 1)",ng n, Sim.
Also 3 t‘ulllllltll' lirII-ol’ hidics tiauzc \’
x‘lf';l_~l' :tll.
. our pric Ii I m
".‘lr.
v~i~ and .\lii~liri Underwear at prices In
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took out for our Bulletin of Special Prices in our
Nonh Window. Saturday. July I8.
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iJIIrlImiu larlic-s' I 'ulormll and llII'nl. Sill. Mitts. regular pri-c 2'xi.. sale price IL’II
3: .. :l‘ic" 2731
at i u a. 3‘...
Hut 1?. l'louricings to be sold for 50c, Our itlf’l ...‘i li'louncing to he soldI for ill 00
.. 3.5-. .. " .. uric. .. .o” ‘ 1.25
i» 3‘": u n n 75". n I"? n n n 3 'fl,
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on A, fl" It .. n &m
scotch Gingham: all new puttcru-t. n-gulurly mid for 37w. yard our priw 29c
li' niuc h " ' 3r. " l-‘Iu
Ihruiwtic " " .. ” “ l‘ll. the ‘ It. lint:
...... .... «Moot out for our Bulletin oi Special Prices in our
North Window. Saturday. July I8.
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Ill Ihirinmrd hinlimiof (hints French Flanmilt‘lhirm. Tiwprio-is maria-«Initial
1' M
fi-m moi?“ Slum“ ouwlilch :ni him-had Ittll'lll’lmlt'. no will I‘II‘
dear-Ir to rill-vii out at 25m. or trial rail.
w iii-r ‘I‘Ierbflwo yore the mac miumtnn. Zillc. buy: them.
.3. 5:, u u u u .1.” :3
1.3.3:; murder on give the some mliiriion. II J:
I." n u I: u If“ u“,
3..., n In H u in,”
33:", M la n at ”A"
Also a lull line of IonII' Shirts In French Flannel» and [Mimic-i.
.\ new line of “out: liali How not n-r-civr-il which must be seen to he at»
pm ham]. and ii hirh we will he plum to exhibit.
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Agents for OENIOIIEST AIAOIIINES.
S I 9.50.
urn nipple wriniirro run FIIIE IEAIIS.
W...” "$.44...
M. 5. SMITH,
Inwrannafluilding, $0th Norwalk.
Norwalk Chronicler