Bargains in
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‘ ' Mil IN THIS. "CINE“.
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An Oyster Sloop Canines in G ilson'n (love
m Boats In" M Authors and
Pitt Witt: Water—Trees "pro-led a‘ad
Inlldlnp Damaged.
The violent wind and rain storm which
raged in this vicinity last night, caused
considerable damage to shipping, though
nat'of a serious character. Some of the
boats in the harbor dragged their an:
chars, others filled with water, and one
was capsized. Many trees were uproot-
ed and in some localities small houses
were blown down.
Alnrge oyster sloop anchored in the
core at Wilson Point was capsized some-
time during the night and sank. When
thetide went out this morning several
oystermen set about raising the boat, and
it is thought she will be floated in a short
time. Other boats filled with water, but
were bailed out when the storm subsided.
The large ten-foot fan on Foster
Brothers‘ wind mill at Bell island was
torn off and carried nearly fifty feet.
Notwithstanding the fan weighs 500
pounds and must have struck the ground
with terrifiic force, only about that:
inches of iron on one of the arms was
broken oil. The fan will be replaced
before the seam opem.
The sloop Jennie B. was washed ashore
at Bell lshnd just north of the bridge,
isllotsbthAAmne East Norwalk,60:125esch.....
2L0ts LowndesAvenue, boxlzll, each.....
their Taylor Avenue, corner High street and South“
/: Lots Grove street, mftfront, vsriousdepths, Whig???
7 Lots South Main street, lid, ft. front. ..... ...,..,.0260.tafl0p.
9 Lots Quintardand Lincoln Avenues, monthly pay, each. .. " 3"
ltq'colacsasn- .
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Houses. Fire III
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No. 2 scuth Main Street.
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LAST lllSllT'S BIS BLOW
SOutlt Norwallt. Ct.
A flAflfl—IE llolt'.
Ilsa” Ii. lack-coir n New lion-o an ”y‘al-
wund Mull-I.
The completion of Henry 8. Lax- lot“? SOUTH NORWALK "w"
, u scsgot. may ..
wood‘ a new house on Eluiwood avenue.
into which tin; family I‘ll have io-lnor- g,” '7":
row, adds another handsome residence to
la m""fll.lh‘ Wm 1)“ am n
that has witnetned the ding of many
attractive homes within thb past decade.
In selecting a site for his house Mr.
Lockwood was evidently impressed with
the sunouudinxbeauties of nature. It
islocatedonthecastside of the street,
at a point Which overlooks the business
portion of the city and commands a
broad, sweep of the waters of Long
Island Sound. in architectural de-
sign the house is a combination“ the
Elizabethan, Queen Ann and old En-
glish styles. A tower on the. southwest
corner extends to the roof, abroad vs-
Iva-Inf.
Arrangements are fast approaching
completion for the monument ena-
cisesoftheclnssof 1“? of the South
Norwalk High School, at Music Hall,
Wednesday evening next. The Seniors
are rehedrsinx (1..in under the direction
of Mrs. Ida 8. Keep, who gratuitously
gives hsrsuperior aid tothisllnrdensomo
work.
The standing of the various pupils for
the course is as follows:
let yr. 2d yr. 3d yr. Aver.
mndn skins half of the an, and and half Binnie Hiller..... ....wn $1 “.7 ll.
of the south side,a wide piazza stretches 3:233“;M“ " :3: 3;: 3:. ”:1;
across the front to the tower, and there 3“ “33,?é” I,” “’2 a”;
isa small balcony on the east side and 31.; sum”... gas on ”I:
one on the front of the house. The first Willlsifirowe .. 19.! “.8 313.75
story isfinished with siding, the second $3??ng is 2:6 :2:
story and gables wIth shIngies, and the Jam “mm": :2“ fit: It.“ “I,
roof is slated.
l'pon entering the house a person lie-
comes an instant admirer of the rich lin-
l-‘roIn the above it will be seen that the
that honor. the vsledictory, gain to Miss
Bessie Miller. The second honor, the
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ill Shit it can say. ”Mr:
That’s what you want, and you know‘ ‘
you’ll nevergetifo'ur 3 . ‘
Hammer TIME FLIES,
It Seems but Yesterday
When we remember back to our 0
admit that we are two years old this week, and we feel like a
yonngster of about our age who 18 going to put on pants for the
tint time—we must do something to I-elebI ate the event.
have had several ideas In esented to us, but none we think, will be
so much appreciated as our throwing the profits off, and for low
days giving you the benefit of wholesale pIices.
fillings and a coIIIIIIeIItator on the good
judgment displayed in the arrangemellt
of the rooms. The front door opens into
a roomy hall, which, together with the
vestibule and the winding stairs leading
to the floor above. are finished in quar-
and the men were waiting for the tide tend oak, while the veiling i-I laid oil in
salutatory,lsawarded by narrow mar-
gin to Miss Bertha Adams, all the
third, the history and prophecy, falls to
Miss t irate Jennings. ,
The above ratings for the year are
made up of the monthly averages from
to rise high enough this morning to float
her. Several smaller crafts uere sent
ashore or partly filled with water but
sustained no serious damage.
An outbouse on B. Burchard's property
at the Knob was blown into the Sound
and floated away.
Trailic was greatly delayed on the
Housatonic road on awount of the
storm. The steamer Cape Charles left
Oyster Bay, L. 1., for the Point as usual,
but the storm was 80 fierce that Hi»: pill dull, parlor and dining-mun :Ire prowld-
in at Cow Bay, some distance this side, 9.] with
and laid there until this morning. When
a Sex-riser. reporter visited the Point at
9 o'clock none of . the floats had arrIved,
but the employee were still there waiting pine.
to take charge of the cars and make up
the trains as soon as the floats arrived.
The tire .ularm wire became crossed
with the electric light wire last evenIng
at the intersectlon of Clay and West
streets, and struck several limes. Chlel
Engineer McGowan took the cross out;
but as the alarm still continued tostrike,
he blocked the gong and stationed Sam-
uel Warring .in the tower to give an
alarm incaneof a tire. The entire dr-
partment turned out when tln- alarm
first rang. Chief McGowan repaired the
wires this morning.
Several fruit trees on the [li’tflllta‘t’rt oi
Max Reamer on the West Norwnlk road,
were blowndown.
An apple tree in W. C. Quintard's or-
chard on Elizabeth street, succumbul Io
the wind, and in falling broke down a
picket fence.
line of the shutters on the from o!
Colonel Frost's oilice on North Main
street was blown oil and broken.
A large apfle tree In the yard of James
I. Seeley. 53 Spring street, blew down,
breaking the fences and a shed in its fall.
A large tree in front of J. It. lilL-I' mu-
denec on Camp street, Nurwalk, was
bklwn down carrying with it several
feet of electric light wires. The circuit
Im not broken, however, and no dItll-
culty was experienced.
Dl’l 1'0 TilllACf’O Sloth.
Dr. Whaloy. of lbw-bury, ‘I’Islte- l'neon‘
set..- "w the Ila-bury Train.
When the if”! train from Ihiubnry
reached this city this afternoon. llr.
William (J. Whaley, of llanbtrry. wan
taken from the smoking car in an un-
ooasrioos coodltllm and pint-ed on a
seller in the gentlemen» waiting room.
llewasattnadcd by his friend, Dr. It.
A. Stratum. who accompanied him.
Radical Examiner flurkn was alwnum.
tanned.
Thenick malt-ltd Dr. Stratum were
to tall from New York tonight for Eng
land. on art extended tour. Dr. Stratum
mid beaotk'ed hisfrlendclasehisey-on
the train, but thmly sleep
In. When South larval! w. rescind
allelforttonrohr hint proud locum
nal formant, Mamas-mm".
sum and Dr. Bit-tum told
they would W the trip to New
York this afternoon.
The striding mick-have {mind
that the “as. was last» tobacco
wrote.
Homfilmw.
1|»ch trotting circuit will
holdibfirstmattbsprtn'attlndrlv-
ingpavkhflewnrltnin,bsgtaningnsat
My and ending Friday. The lot.
lowing florwalk horses are entered:
My, three minute trotting chm,
was”. 118. lorisna's Horses 1:;
'ammmeT-s- h‘
hell‘sl’iehett, H. (l. Smith's in B:
it“: 217 Willis and m
pom M, KI.
“Rm. 3.”. Lockwond’sViehry.
mmm. harsh (Mn: flint-by
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HM EQM’IW
Inekwood's
moan. a labs’.
“Mil-insomnia,“
the face of their reports, which show
daily scholarship, deportmeut and at-
tendance. As a point of notice it is well
to state that Harry Bryan, who has beat
in attendance only two years, coming by
train from Rowayton. has not mmd a
panels. To the right is the parlor, finl'dv
ed in cherry. and bark of this, wait it
bay window that looks to the t'ibths'll’ll.
is the library. also linisltul ll! clwn’y. To
the left of the library. also opt-mug out
of the hall, is the dining-room, 0"!le half- '58! in that entire period.
which is finished in quartered oak. Bertha Adams, the dilemmas has
The floor of all these rooms
missed only four half- days in her entire
three years' course.
The subjects of the various sways have
already appeared in these columns.
Them will be several choruses by the
school. under the direction of Miss Geller.
The presentation of the diplomas will be
made by the Rev. Humor N. Dunning.
As always, the eaerctsea are public,
and a general invitation is extended to
the community
is of Inland hard wood. finished with
wax polish. The natural wood finish.
lugs are rubbed to a dead gloss. The
,inirror mantels, with tiled
ha-artlis in harmony with the wood work.
The kitchen, pantry and closets apper-
taining thereto are done oil In ’t‘lluw
The rooms on the second floor mutant
of atront and rear chamber connected
by a dressing room. guests‘ chamber,
bed-morn, hath—rmm. an alcove oil of
the front chamber. and several roomy
\Yltli the rim-plum “I the llllll.
llfllhllrtl in Ipimirrell lurk. lelll tlIv ltllll
room. pom-led in cherry. the rooms on
this floor are done oil in white wood,
natural finish, and llIc tloors are of North
Carolina pine. The third floor, plastered
throughout. is divided into four lml
nmtits, with chalets, and then- iw tlfl upon
attu- over the kitchen exteruion.
i'artlrular attention has been gin-II tr .
tln- plIIIIIbIng throughout the house. the
quality“ the material used being the
lint-«l. The aorkmamhip is first—class in
ovrry respect, and highly satisfacbrry to
tlw owner. The kitchen is pmviIh-vl
with :I cast iron porcelain lined sink. ilt<
ted with a patent grouse trnp. a forty
gallon heavy pressure copper r-yllIulrIml
boiler, and the china closet It provided
with :I tinned and iIlnnislIr-d copper over-
Ilow sunk, All the plating In first quality
mvlrwl plate. Tin- bathroom iII not With
:I Inn-vial" lined French lullli-fulr, "It
oval-shaped ivory-tinted tumble trawl
howl, supported on cost brass Marketa,
and an err-Imam! ivoryvtinled all Inn-e
lain water closet. All therxpuanl plumb
lug l» nickel plated, and the fixtures arr-
oi nickel plated brain. The guintn'
r-hamberispmvidul with a wash-lurw'l
of the some mitt-tn as that in the bath-
room. The laundry in the ltttsu'mt'lll tn
furnished with three solid white crockery
wde tubs, set in galvanized Iron steals.
Last Night’ a Concert at the Armory.
Tin concert by \\ heeler & \\ ilson s
\IrI‘llt'aiI'lt, given at the armory last err-n-
un: under the auspices of t'oulpany l'.
mu a rare IIIILsII'al treat. Nutmthsiund-
Illg the stormy Weather the attendance
was good and the music IIIuolI enjoyrxl.
The following programme was rendered:
)lItrrh—Tn-m'm thunder-ecu . . Ii. Witt
II- omzrr l’lt‘ Iintl‘uhrumg and «Inn .‘t'rail
....... , Aloud
\\ all; Heron-ta. . . 3| Jason
m. Ind all“ IuIn~A ltoyal flash I .lmenberu
l'lm llarkI-N' Jubilu. or l‘antnne on the
Luce. . ......... W. Turn-r
I‘snlop Elm trio” .Wuhanln
After the concert dancing was indulg-
ed in mud midnight, when the enchant:
was taken to South Norwalk on n speclal
car. Professor Weidenhanuner is leader
of the orchestra and Profane Buckley
prompted for the dancing. Later in the
mo the band will gin-Woman
under the unlipioes of Company l".
Decor-lion I)” m
A number of South Norwllk bit-town—
. II. but. signified IlIeir Iulntlllott to enter
tltu rm oII iir'nlgepon on neuronal day.
Theorems will be opened to all boats
owned In lwnoctiout ,thirty feet and un-
Ilt' '.i’
lln mom. will be oi! Seaside Park,
and will b.- triangular with one leg to
the windward and twelve mila long.
I'lovst‘l-I.
oen's cup. In sdditionto this the boat
making the quickest time will be pre-
voted with a forty-foot pennant by Com-
The house in heated throughout by but "“"I‘m’ an'l“ llurrilt. ‘ outmodorc
rot. mutated by a lilfllll’e in the col llurritt “ll-WWW“ .“ “0100‘ P0
lar, Vlllt h is fed with cold on by n cold ”Nil W ”W oyster bout makmg the best
an box. The radiators are in the lm“ “m" '" tin-event WWW '0 M
mom and registers are not in each ball Interest}. I» at...
and mom. The kitchen contains a “III-- hum“ in m, mun-In. case ison
ilanm" range, with a high warming the “...”. ym’ only a few specta-
"lm'b ‘ mm In thsmrttootn at new
WW '3” "i' MW “1 "“M IItm. Worm wins. up
elm tricity or gas the house harlng been ‘ onthsttand. He was asked . f" q”
pIIn-d and wired for the [airport-z It is tier- “mum-“h. m
suspended wittnisfiriodnur and call ”neutron kin m a...”
”‘9'“ Osborne of Wm produced a osrtlli-
Tlmdomiittinum old (W, ofan Wm 'whleh an 'num d "W
v.8.K-ppslprbtsniathemm‘“? .-
wakni‘lthluuslydntblleiatm L
I'iu- virtorwilltnkeas trophy the our sonic-25cm
\ MAY 2|.
Domestics.
2.000 yards 'l'c Unbleached lI-lin. 5c yard.
2,6“) yank Flannel 104: quality. 5c yard.
S0 Table 0i Cloth, lilo yard.
25 aekets, worth .5. 00, at ‘2 N5 each. tbut season styles.
1.000 yartb Summer Wei ht Canton Flannel, 5c yard.
50 Marsielles Quilts, wort 81 00, Womb
5i; Harsh-lies Crochet Quilts, I34 sine, worth .2. so, at M. 50
Hit”
100 Ladies Wrappers 69¢ each.
150 Ladies' w rappers, extra quality, Worth ‘l. 50, at We
em h.
1.5“” l Bil-al'lml Sluslm. 01' grade, lilo yard.
80th Norwalk‘ Boston. Stun.
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Hosiery.
fill dozen Fancy Top lime, worth Ific pair, as special. 10"
pair.
It’ll-linen Gents Sbawknit half hose, sold averywhero
15c. our pure, 94 pair.
25% ladies' Ribbed Vests do each.
l5 dossn Mid Ribbed Vesta, Bhspal, no.
41’) dutch (leniit' ansdorf Dye. fast black half hose.
is) Ilents’ light weight Clouded Angola Shirts and
Drawers. others get one fortune. sale pm» We each.
ml) down ladies good quality Black lime 9c pair.
We would here call your attention to a special lot of
(lents' Outing Shirts we bought at a fort -ed sale. We have
some 80 down left and they are selling like hot cakes
Have you got one?
The coIIIIIarison sen between our prim-ltdths price
which Is usually got or nine, we give you our word it is
not one bit on .They are barium» and you nth a
mlntaksityou notobtsia’somsot this lot.
(lentn' fancy hstripe Cheviot Shirts, rexular half dolhr
(lents' heavyh union flannel shirts, in a 3 orders.
otlmsaskSOctoSl .illfornameh—ourprimls cash.
to don. snorted medium 0 tom, dill-rut hint and
qualities varying in price from 86c to SI. 75 Inch, make your
selection for 69:: use
no dos. light we ight llomis Cloth Shirts worth we each.
sale price we fit lt.
South Norwall Boston Store.
Oursaisnln thisdepartmenthavelIsetI'Erdt‘tiflzuh:fill this
ornate designmdarntbshofiwlod wast”. mm” ...”, Forthissnlswchavomadssweeping
llsnufsetzrbgmpany'sastwmk. of 210:“ nomslve wadsacdotbsrm Milt”
”Mlm'm“ 1"” a. Hamil vsnospscltiorsasms _
mm“"‘”dw Kmdw snow-crows: 3%”me
post; D. l. Plattmf Norwalk, wastite ”inch
contractor. Pmkfrmlhlntdths ...-...... Ammo... min-Ia. :fi%ll
foundation; W. H. Md“ “to l“ AWVMQ’ ml: hump. "lbw”
mural: Join? Hm.dmdnmmnl~wmy.mm .
Norwslk, the plumbing. the material pmmwmm ofPawlingJi Y flinch
combs'W-b L “9“ ‘ WM 30' .. ”Windward-Weber»: Igmdflflflk
"W“ mm ‘"“ “M ”’ m- M I" W 0'" I W ”Mittens .' "
m‘mdxnymtimMflbH'Mhlmmum-“Wilt -
glassbyilohain & 00.. ct New Yorkt a... lathe H.” “a “g, 1'). mm..... . ...... ......... .400 “a
”embellish-ht the Mural-n wmummasnomm gamed” ~ ii'i'u the“. 4”"
MW“. of “I" “fill“ haspltaisadlb Wants-sat latest m ... .. "mil.“ smo
hardwood Wlm.dmmm lac-storm. TbsOcepisss mills-Wit
Your!» firms-Iona who mmmmmmmtm MM.m”rr-rrlfll mo
“mg-Dillon“ 00.. vision. 1”“, wmmmm_ ,
demand heatingapparstnslty Inna ~*~-'-"~W-~W~M'*m
tL’omfl‘iscrk. Lamas ‘MMWW in WWW “I"!
comma-osmium mmhhmwdm {'3 (“north I“.
ummmmwmtm «kWh YWWM‘MOth”
playwirndthshouhdpntiathebb aunt-13m: I
mm~mflw m . I." ;.w ‘."';“E
’mmmmu wa- oflt‘florflifivfl'
Saturday, Monday, iuesdaI and Wednesday.
23.
hunsrorhstorsbsssmchswhoiuatsslsaglrmin prices
days. Bewissnndcorne
respectyonrmonoywlllbaeheerf yrsl'nn
sInno’d. one. II. v‘su scarves. Prop.
m
Ilse-II In on
J Ml! ltl’ltlk.
Intuit Idiots.
Harwell.
law to prevent wimpy.
his more, but if you do .
it, you do it on thalliu- .-
ory that your money isn't "
- worth as much to you as
it Is to somebody else. You will have a handsome bal- .. '
once in your pocket to spend for other things if you .
come to us. All savings don’t necessarily go into a safe;
the safest kind of a saving to tobuy the best goods atlowo'
pening. But truth makes us
We
Sale days will be
24 and 25.
We might fill a newspaper with catchy ideas and alluring.
baits, to get .you in om store and then disappoint you after you
got there; this,howeve1, is not our way oi doing business. We
will brieflyrmention 0m 1.1m special .11 holes with whiclrwe think
you are acquainted with the value oi, and «rive our price for same,
and as regards otheI goods not quoted bl llm. III Ices IvIll he Inst as
Clli up, and will be reduced just the b‘alll‘
'lS those listed here.
Wash Goods.
B. F. Stevens,
44 Still" IIIII sum
(.Solld Cushion or Pneumatic M
bicycles, Watches, iiISIns lilflrs
And thousands of other .ll sign away
with orders for dourcel'l'ebratg‘sut
'.'l Id Baking POI
I' donut-faction guaranteed,
to "UL-stamp for it pass “installation“-
IlEIllISEIIiISIlS
lflL'llc.
.............., IheBelknaplaaSo
All Sizes, Bridgeport. Conn.
AT LOW PRICES. commenter“ "m"
The only place in the city where
Slater Farm SIeamer Butter
' 18 SOLD.
if Illitlfll,
ll Washington Street,
Columbia Bicycles!
Will PAPERS, infirm-mg.
Palms. Sils, Slass, etc ”A955.§g",,,fi§gs..
Combined Chair and Step Lad—
der reduced from 32.00 to $1.75.
l’llllllllli, PlPEll llllllilllli lllll
IlESlllllllllli.
79-WashinglnIISI.-79
Music: MUSIC!
('ERMAK and on LES' ORI RESTRA.
Mr. I). F. Cermak dimtor of Mertz :1 Mill—
“gm of Forte-heater. N. Y.. and Mr.
J yles. the well- known rornet 1-.oloist hat
lnuvvmrolidltted an Iva repured In furnish
their GrandLonwrt and inure Orr-beans"!
ten artiste more or less an death-d). lirr-Im-tra
nnlfonnsa In lillnxnrr. “e have rnInc to stay.
For lrrmr, «It. aim: II address l'ermak it
Styles‘orrhestra, box I. , Port Chester. skit.
m7: I
" Jacob M. Layton,
memo-mi HonseA t. General In-
snrnnce Agencyui‘ire, his and Accident.
Ocean Steamnhi Tlckeln~f 'ablnand ”forage.
l. 0. llEIIlllGS.
Paper Hanan StltluIIeIJ’aIIIteI
IIIII IIIIII IIIII tannins...
INonhIalnmSmm
Sample books of lull'flno We! les of
Papers, Borders and Gilt Moulding an t
houses for Inspection, on miles by postal.
Estimates cheerful“ trim.
Merrill BusIIIess Sollege.
srsuronn. CONN.
A will: —awake t: ai'nlnfi school forboth sexes.
Ev: ry nus-inns bram taught thorough“.
gin-mom, English and college preparatory stud-
lr‘.
thlflf‘f‘a harms supplied with nfllro assist—
am‘. “’1'? "I l barge
Ilquartem for Math Norwalk and “daily
for the sale and rental of the Remington Stan-
dard 'I'I pew rifer. pewrltcr supplies.
to: Catalogue, adresa
AMERRILL. President.
HOMER B. l-IOYT.
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nm on... Gingham ............................. IoIc yard “5.?qu m... .... ... p... 0.... mourn tum atom.
100 pieces Serge ( ‘hallies. guaranteed to wash
valued at l'llc yard. sale [nice ................. tic yard
v
South Norwalk illustdn Store.
Notions.
math Norwa k, Conn.
Slllll'll llllinlK SAVINGS Bill.
51 Washington strut.
upon daily from Dto Ba. m. and from 1 tea
[I on. and on Saturday U‘l‘nlw from ll to 8.
Wintemt allowed on deposits.
ALDEN HOLMAXS. Prest.
JUHN if. FERRIS. Vlrbl’reat.
JOHN H. KNAPP. See. and Treats
Repairing of fine andc complicated watches a
spa-.lalty Key wind tostem. Every
Ilitytu for first classc war .and the mechan-
lcal abillti to do the lame.
D. P. MORRELLi'
Lionr AND ussvv rnuoxIxo.
Piano: and household furniture moved with
rare. 'IruIllIn and packalms called for and
promptly delivered. (mice, .\0. lil “Mhin
ton street South \orvralk, Conn dlli
l’InIIQ ................. ic paperor 10cd doz. on. s. w. 30““:réouu' D' P' MORRELL'
Embroido lk on uills .......... . ......... dozen ‘m mg 3
"HM,“ on spools ..................... . 17c 'ETEI'II| - s" \I ’ I tl:hgnori Km] gfihglrke
rm can Soap ................................ .c cake 3’ Mm“ m. ‘2’“ - “W” "" l" film" . WW I
t Glycerine Soap ........................ 9c cake Grrsorr " Dru Store. ‘nm‘lk’r Il'i h“ III w “W” “mum n“ “
Mley'sA le lumen and Sweet Violet... ..... Ilc cake i .3. J i l,
“Hells-”Ii W'awrs .............................. 2ccu'h “ ‘
Choice IISI mum at ........................ 41‘ch 8c pair
lat-98mm. ................................. 1‘ch pair
Shabmsipg ”IN-l ...... ”5c
wings or rt ’npc .............................. 25c
8%. Silk . . : ........................................ dc ‘ ’
Bastilificn: I?! Roam}; ........... . ................... 20 at:
us In res ......................... 41 a
.. newcomer" ......“ Insurance Building. South IIIIIWaIII.
...................................... 5c - ‘
Ill) pieces Embroidery. regular retail price from
IL'lI town; sale price ................... . ........ 101
l‘ rincms Curling irons, regular price 15c; at ......... 9c each
(HIIiIdrerIISunl'laus, worthildcm ........‘.’tlc
Feather 'himrning. worthd‘ac: sale ............... 21(-
l 'hihlren I lloso Sup rters, 3 sizes in blfltk nl’
white. worth Igpair: this sale ................... 101
But Machine ............................ 4. bottle
ladies’ memidlered llarnlkerchiefs, worth I5 and
We each. at ............................. We rank
SIIIIIII Norwalk Boston StoIe.
Kitchenlleparlmenl.
VALI’R. till l. mu
”Br-d .......................... 10c
it'ldoasni’erfcratnl Wathboards .......... 33c 21c
iidosentioodtlcrub Brushes .............. We Do
”Potato limiters .. . .llc So
tdoasnl’apsrw ater Pails. . .... .Nc ills
idossntkdasWsterPaIls. ..... . ......... we Ste
toolbars-rs. .......................... ctr: Ito
753tx-poundflstlrons ................... Bile tic
“Tow Rdllrs ......................... 170 ion
communism.- uIIo..... .....Mo lac
'Il‘ld‘. ......... . ....... N N
m .............. 5!: tic
k .......; ................. k In
...I...u. .............. 1*: ts
«Pout i'fe
r .......... . ........... ”c We
Still (intern. . .. 7c to
1 Dinner flats... . .ilc lie
1 Break! ........ . ... ...... . 1% In
'l‘ss ..... Dc
Rumour ssloctlons,and
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This week we can'come pretty near giving you an agreeable
surprIse If you will only accept an invitation to inspect our
stock of Ladics’ anal. Childsen's Clocks, Capes, Roofers and
ill rs. IOusaew oomplpze stock of Ladies’ Shirt Waista
atyl 09 Km undriod and unlauudricd, range
In price from 50c to as: I molt.
.___..¢..—_~_
Parasol season iii now Open, and we will guarantee to give
you a better deal this season than ever before.
W
Ladies’ Hosiery, Gloves, Swiss Ribbed Vests. etc. are now
being sold in great quantities, for the reason that we are selling
them very cheap.
W
Calico Wrappers in all styles are of the best value.
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Look at our beautiful line of clarinet, “ml for Drapery,
only It} cents per yard.
”W
In Lace Curtains and Upholstr ry goods we are displaying a
beautiful line. .
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Don‘t forget our specialty every Saturday afternoon and
evening.
Remember onrstore I. open every WeanlMo o'clock;
Saturdays until 1030 o’clock.
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