t‘lolslllmroodsvenua,aach............tl,000
Mill! "gunman”... ...... ""3450 SeverallotsBouthMainstrest....s250tosl,000
avanuo...............fi00totfloo alotstystmet,each....................0950
WMeachtsoo illotal’rospect street,aach..........,...'..3300
_' Fins sites for stores on North Main and Washington streets.
No. 2 south Mal
in illllill, SCHlllll. MEETING
rimsrium and or no stations! ,
IA" Illa“ 0M1”.
‘ ”amortis- own...» i» halluc-
tovsaaths Wart Accomplish-ll Dart-g
is. raps-asp.» ans-m “.000~ oi the pastors present brought out '- nuin-
0.ssrs ”Bhutan.
mulmimo‘ 0"" hundred and and the powu and influence of each
“to ovurtheyear preceding. The coin- classegas exercised in about the order
mittee said more teachers were needed, “1"“ - , _
and in a short time W school ac» The bishops, holding as they do, the
coma-admin“ would be necemarr- The cums and in.» right of nomination to ,n
tonilinsuranoe carried' by the district on [lingo nupiber of plans! of trust 3nd
buildings ' ’ oiior int n) Genera ‘ou erotic-r, an in
wfihofil’e sum offgnfimfiaiwge; this way controlling to a considerable
I ' Y
plidonthe notes held by the Savings and directing the irresponsible lobby p,-
Hunk, Inducing the indebtedness of the the same inc-ans, and nupplcmcnting all
d'ltrict to “4,500 this by the great power or the chairman—
The 0‘ the 1 J M Lay- ship, can make it practically iinlmmle
report treason , . . 83
ton, showed the "Willi! during the YE“ tron wliatevor, Add to this the fact that
to have been $19,971.80nnd the expenses sotiieliow there linscome to be an txrdc-
319 757 19 leavingabalanca on hand of “mule and iv! plainly nun-fest lei-unit
1889, $31.45; list 1890, 874.30; list 189‘. at once that than sixteen men need but
one thing mots, namely: pnnoct union ow. by using the art of the darn
Hatthow Corbett was reelected mom- synong themselves. to not only \‘cto mid directly addraniug certain punium armed,” church. Comtitutionsaremt
her of the district committee for a term what they choose, but actually to dircct
of three years. “d the following othcers the Conference. Fortunately for the
warcalaore-elected: Clerk, Nelson Dick- chumlhmeym 3.3.3:,“ 3‘: the same
armamtreasurar Jacob it. La ton; col— niotivcsand govern ' . y t saniu im-
factor pmkfln A. Toilet-r audiior, J. W. pulsar that touch and influence the body
Thenext business taken up was the envy Mfume a“: .1.“ dun“; M m
' ‘. elaon Tn lor oil-red nation-inf .rliurc privy an gni'crn-
xgg'gumfinim. y t git-m wliiih practically Consume the
dedzih? ‘ ”I“? :‘3'73: ‘2: the Conference, the human nature of a
we Po“. m taxable PW! within the di'grrc from that exhibited by the ordi-
ths town, next hereafter completed, for
the
WM , .
m5“ dun?“ 5"“! part of the m' arr ,0rniul men, grcat in their intellectual
W unher' That said tax shall
become doc! and priyablc on the lint day
d May, ””0 infliioncmg the world for good that no
B. A. Woodward oflered an amond- otlwr similar body of men on earth readout: of the church out of the (Ion- and to mo
ment that the resolution read two mills, €11.53; 11-33:;.Thlineguliziiyxionfk 1:3: torcnu- and remand them to tho \‘uriuuii sluull conic
claiming that the taxes were already too " ‘ ‘ 0
great and should be cut down and that
the district did not need ssmuch for cur— to "It“ shifting breezes of popular favor,
mt expenses. and are controlled by higher motives
Mn'l'aylortl ghtatwo m"! a half and punu purposes than actuate many
mill tax M” 1" [3M0 “9 3‘“ the debt Still I lit“ quite sure that it takes full as
should be reduced and if possible some- much [lli’yine tlracuto be a bishop as 'it
thing shot: ' l f 1. dam to in Inst” in a country cliargc.
’fov .dditlofificéfimfiam‘fzrilxl- But while the bishop indirect! exerciser
Ir. Woodward's amendment was lost
by a vote of eight to four and Mr. Tay-
lor’s resolution was than passed unani—
Tlie district committee was then
uthrwiudwborrowa sum not to 0x5
coed 83,600 for the use of the district.
Thom matingoftho Winnipauk
school district washeld Monday evening.
Thammittscnicn elected for one year
mungustnslillisJ’lotclisrl’iercesnd
David Pollard. A committee was «P0
pointsdtoartflitimon the awn-col
mus grounds sud Dotti" thorn
hpodsmdtlna. , ..._._...._
“W'asm
won. sumo om m "u.
disdatlihtioudinghousoln New liar-
hway Mhhmthoslfoctsof iii—
jalarocfladbyoollldlns'llhimm
I ‘ \ ‘ H II
J
“labflrown‘avsnugeach.................250 'ls'lotsbth avenue, EastNorwtilkth ”MOO
mmmmm llotsOharles-straot,lllastllorwslk.each..0500
4 lots Plait avenue, East Norwalk, each. . .1500
Fire, Life and Accident insurance".
GEO. LOCKWOOD,
'I'IIB IINISTEBIAL ‘ASSOCIATIGN.
Great Interact in Ilia (ls-oval costar-nu
as Prawns“ by lion. 3. J. lllll.
. ' t
. About one-half of tbssixty ministers 3.4"le "m a” mm H
ofthodfstrlotwmprsscntstthssarslon
oftlis Ministsrial annotation in tho Nors
walk Methodist church. yesterday. ”Pro
siding Elder Wing ”aided. Tho yam
film of vibe
otliopist, west
north of" the".
Omaha and tho
one thing that
was in my ju
merit during the whole
us that a vote
ed a cadlock.
elections with great interest.
cd of bishops, clergy, laymen and lobby,
ferences, seemed spec
matters, I had
appointing power in the annual confer-
opiuion, that the foolish
extent the clerical membership; swaying of the church by the “so and
litt'liluds. is utterly uiifound
to curry against their Wish any I isla—
of jealousy between the bishops and the
clrrgy, or at li-an't lilt‘ll’ uiiibttiuua loaders;
the enactmciit of all the legislation of
and non result lost for more
itself. and while in any matter of princi-
plc, doubtless each and all would make
time and utmost the separate power of
bishop seems not to ditfcr in a marked
the mesment “”1 0' nary clerical or lay deft-grits. The lllllir
Luke we urciipt to make is In assuming
which would give more
tlu-oplmitoto be true. And yet they
of paying the current or-
and round piwcr. and by Virtue of their
[xx-ninth, “musing opportunltlcs and
advantages for culturing tlicmselvcs and would say take all of the
human ambition, they are capable, of
holding broader t'lt‘WB, arc less subject
of the D. l).'s of a General Uonfcrcnco.
great power now. it is far at erect from
what it was in the days of Asbury. when
after lhtcning to the arguments of tho-
cxivrgy, he would calmly decide all ques—
tions without a vote, as a judge in court
thcIdul upon the arguments presented.
Then tho effort was to convince one
man, now livir hundred men must con-
vinco each other. As a rvsult, very few
votes are c l and the debates in
open mnfcmncc rave come to be simply
an airing of views and tho votus a ragi-
tarlng of procmcaivsd minions.
Aim a faithful allowance upon every
session cxcspt the tint. and a wmcwhat
careful inv . “on among many of tho
minister» and yarn, I fail to mcall a
single case when this was not true. or-
orpt in tho yea and nay vote on «goal
tation, whom it was clear]
til eat that in many cases, the -
voto neither Wind the views or
harmonised with tho Iwcvlous action of
the voter up to the very instant that the
'IIDI’III mum.
this one did upon
litli .
II!
In!
ad
lion to tboannual conform each meni- ref
her going on maul, than wan shown Dr. Jill). I. .
pmpusition, when taken votian and
only,and1llllmoravotas than smut! the
nut. ’l'lisbiownptursdthsintssttnas. ,whan taken his
similar . Thsysaandns votowas
“m “ “mm" mommy-minnow
unloved.
did its work well. and w should it not
ii street. ‘ - 0 south Norwalk. Ct. m... MMWMWW mom;
[0 BECKLESS DllWEll.
ins cisztsssssss cwsrs A
and confidence- of thclr ministerial ‘
with hruadsrviaws
But the lobb how and in
upon us. Frog, the Sgrwraspoand the
andmlssionofour
daé‘out purposstoaldln
g
9.
ii
9.5'
committa‘sand saver
i'
i
of fixing",
mom 2:"...
' ' 0 muncdun i also w
ber of. interesting items .mpectlng the then suddaiiily‘hdi‘ia lions. Tm’ovoram: mi“-
Thaannual meetingoftthouth Nor— work in the churches represented. Tho with thamunliml quantities ofb'wggoodh
walk School District was held in the «damn! Mr-Downarm'momnic adVlo'oandmnestionslstowho should
Franklin mgmmmgflem_ Union of American Msthodiam" was a bacbosenbisbo , but if there was any
Astbsflasccmpanyis laying [13' pipe line resume of the work already accom-
through West street, “I. 835 for the phslicdin behalf of this and. lint the
schoolhousehad been turnedolf, and it day 0‘ union, when all the different or.
warm tonssl'amps, 'biuh m ganizations of Methodisin will become . _
- 0 Vollnier. one, is evidently not very near at hand. , ,
loaned by Chief of Pohcc _ ‘ “on” 0' 8‘
There were twenty-two voters at the The whim of Dr. Bella: on 'Social u rstood b
ms. which was called to order by Problems in the Pulpit" was an able any.
flicckrk'. Nelson Dickarman. John A. ‘9! 0! the in?“ 9‘15““ 0‘ 30¢me
Mmmmmly made chairman. both in Europe and America. Wliilo
Theraport of the idstrict committee, hardly any one present agreed with
A. Blanchard. John 11. Light and Mat- ““10“ that be “PM, II" 3811“! an to
thew Corbett, was read and, on motion, the masterfulncss of the presentation.
. The com-
mfifiimmfllmmm on the largest interest was the twentGeu-
thawork accomplished during the past 9““ mnll'mnwas presented by 110!!- E. said that nineteen candidates or.
ycar. The schoobarcinavery flourish- J. Hill and Re”- Mr. Wmit. bOtII of
mgcoudition. The last enumeration of whom were members of the conference.
uiechildmn of thedistrict over four and lIII-“HipI “if; a: ginning; CO r {
tinder sixteen earsof 9 showed a to- ' e e 18 'enem u erencao
tal of chivalryhuridrniilg and fortyatwo 18% wasagreat bod.“ n W“ compos-
s.
F
3
vs
pt tumors the
thatthstimo had
not yet come to
meat of church work, with its separate Wt MW 0" West street ”“9"
layman worn determin-
cdand united upon, it was to veto the
election of an; more bishops, and their
meat, not a single mo-
session when
such a proposi could have received a
order, and it was for four
by orders change.
was up that the wonderful
' cs, caution and
Wise economy, as well as what seemed
tornotobs the best internals of the
church and Sabbath school, all united in
continuing the Epworth league under
the controlof tb
a Sunday School Union
is more, I votad against the
as I always have,
should be cal if such a thing
tempted. . Not. only u the report of ity of Methodism
the committee, but a upon the elec
tron itself, which latter heretofore un
tried, Ian :would certainly have produc-
- time limit in its numst' '
cause of it, that the rule
man in the right place, which obtain in
every other vocation in life. would work
and that annual ap-
teiy renewed so
The hardest fought contest of the ses—
. ‘ . . sion was for tho mition of editor of the
Perhaps the thM‘Vh'C“ WWW“ Central Christian Advocate, where a
existed. At one time it was
equally well in this,
pointments indellni
as harmony continues and the work
the church is we
ormed, would be
sections of the country.
prmsnt arbitrary method of
v the log. I voted for the
in both cases 1 votod in tho
and ass loyal Méthodistl sub-
quite sure had
Having heard adapted toall
avinghad than the
i in other sailing b
the other change.
As adelc~ niinorit
gate from a conference which had no mit.
candidates for any contested
and whose influence. together with that which
of the Draw York and _New England con- teen in favor
tally desired in all upon on the d
peculiar opportunities to the result no
form a sound Judgment on th
disputed point, and 1 wish to as
deliberate and carefully musidered change accept
. rant and raving voti'.
about the corniption and domornlization
much of church politiw, and h
some icons in this line
fields. I watched this and all
forty-nine to
of removal, been acted
ay that it was [presented
_ uld have been the reverse of
is much what it was, and that you will only have
, as my to wait but four cars more to see the
by an overwhclming
The ablcst debate of the somion was
‘ practice of upon the report of the Constitutional
dishonorable and dolinsing political Uommlsslonmnd resulted in ft declara-
‘ cd rind unv lion that ccrtiiin specified portirms of tho
Worthy of the men who make such Discipline had the mint» and force of a
declarations. ‘ It is no disgrace to any constitution. and a final reference of the
man to honorably seek to gratify an whole aubjocttothe next General Con-
houorablc ambition, citln-r in church or foronrc.
stain. and I know of nothing in tho
Work .or calling of a lltllllslt'fitfly more
than inalayiiuin. that forbids him to
seek a widcr field of usefulness, or to
Franklin A. Tolles, collector. ”Pond afeeiiug which is notlltsiscncd by the m’ciil’t: for himself in his ow
. Iloctcd on the 3mm“ way in which in: aynicn, as a Work,a morc advantageous
3:? mam“ 18$ ”3 56- list body, art.- manipulated and ullted totuc lii'v. Lctmc sny,on tlieothcr
0 t - , v 0 ' “mm“ of the bishops, and you will we in one or two cases where little men did moon, as to the no
show their intellectual and moral wcak- so far as either h
i signed that declaration as
adopted, believing that it was a good
amendment to a bad report, but it was
with the uproar-d reservation that on
the liiiailquestioul should vote a inst
n chosori the whole thing, and I did so vote,
position in am of the opinion that it might as Well
liand.tliut loin-Iron referred to the man in the
at Ueneral Conference,
adany power to ado t
agogne or make or declare a tuinstitutlon for t
of the Conference which Were supported so mode
to he most easily imlui-ncul, thoy wcrr- clergy
at once discredited by the whole body Ion-iris a church and build from the
than they bottom, up, and not from the top. down,
this work will not be done.
And now usingln Word totbe minis-
nowadays. and until bishops.
and pcoplc moi-t on one common
had hoped to gain. Aside from that,l
neither saw, nor hoard, nor heard of.
anything that was unfair. uiimanly, no to
Christian, or unworthy of tho.- hig
character that a mitiiqti-r of Cl"
should hennand I do not believe that boron-«-
any such thing occurred, or could have
Occurml in this Cotili-rcrico. at It‘ll“! llllllt‘
without my ktiowledgc, and yet
called upon to name one thing «0
would, more than any otlii~r,ox
and simplify the work of tho-Confer
,h fereucc for equal lay
General Conference.
.. --'in;;le clinic Ifitli do juxth'v
r to in: eiN'lt‘m or “zip-rs: ‘
, if tho pnsuni t-uiiiwsition of the- Gonorul
liii:li Conference is abnormal, and (in: use of
pcditc the veto power in voting by orders, will,
tantra, in tho i-ml,be injurious tothe hostin-
opwrtnuititieo trust-inf the church in cmtingand in-
m- n-iisifyiiigarlnsei jcalousy which ought
Third. you gontlcmenof
blasteru mnfrrcncc must have
inls. l equal lay rcprmonintion as your only
rotection from being over
outnumbered by the rapid
unnecessary organization of
for dclilmriitinri and corn-fut f‘ilflnltll?
iion of cuiiimittw wpornt, and wli
would in tho orid n-nult iii 3100h~jllxli~ the largo
trious selection of church ofllc
ich not to exist.
elections nit-ans of
larval)! thine of the guru-rail superin- ri-lili-n an
rcnces in the West and South.
boards and committcm “here “try l-Ivi-n now the East has not one-half of
pmpcrly belong. it is no arguriiuntto tlierepr.
any that the church has pruspmed under five ind
lhl" pro-sent systcm. That is more than out-cs on the frontier
met by the simple statomcnt that in Jinn-is
every lamina-is corporation, bank, nil- coutini
road. insurance company or manufactur-
ing mimem, thc dircctorsmr board of gowrtniicnt of the church.
lltltllitgr‘frl.t'llfl tho oxautivc ofliocrs.
and ought to do so, for they are mspon- tho
siblc for tho succuts or failurc of tlicin- unn-
stztutioii and should have the right to IPPI'l'EWIIl you.
clause the men who carry out their in- tion of a churcl
strontium. The issue was
made at this notation, in the committee
on tern mil cumomy. but the
animation in the 8|],an legisla-
y of )lcthodism that the «micro
not far distant,i thcprescnt plan
test. when we shall cease to be an
iiiiportatit factor, numerically, in the
tlne thing more. the man you send to
Hum-nil Conference are not your
ten; but your servants. They go to
asa distinct part or sec~
i that mocha over all the
squarely world. No one man can know it all, and
it is not only your right, but it is your
changi- duty to follow the workof the confer-
was de calm], the clo-rgy as a body voting ones and aid with your advice and m-
agaiust it and practically all who fayornl sci 'llll‘l’ who, looking at the work from
it lmng laymen. If it mulled in noth- all points of View,
lug one, it would he aghast relief tome tlw best and of all. 1 dcsiro to thank
wacrcncc.and would have givori to tho the It". lr. Clark for his time!
session of '93s week of time which was gmhnis in the malts-r of tho
sorely needed for the ordcrl and iligni— work and to snow him that his valuable
tied consideration of llllll'l important letter to myself allot-ted the views and
luminous which was utti-rly ignored to votes of many others hands the one to
secon- an early adjournment after the whom it In addnm-d.
elections were over. i have seen and ’
sham] in the work of many deliberative woman «inflation llisvc simply this to
hodins. but Imp" :lmn one that say: "i ”ii? lav: mum“. as: no it:
become so t h hot-guitar! as except til it no. yng r
the last day of its and was unwortbyof tbocxccllsntnwvd
that it had mvlously
common that can
nhall strive toact for
Of tho action of tlintfonfcrcncs on the
In back nponthuassionfrum
alaymau‘s standpolntJhcrasasmtoms slats whstl
toliavo boon two man whocarriodaw
namewsscailed. On that question B the honorsofthoConfcnncs
minvotuwmcmtfors recommenda- easily in.“ intotsll dillmt
arto ‘
madc.’l'lialtslt
tomsdsnpgn
s thatthcprupustflon
yaislllisrato ,
forsainongthsfrisadsoftbswoman
lissudbcardsdnotoulyby
’l'hobum. dism,hutbyltsantliorsswsll.sstoo
apimtamotion to aim y submit the byhismodsst unnumlrwaysfii
and movement.
too w its mi
‘W””"‘“ “a”; n.
man.
which m oppmltlou when
. was found :3
promise session sailed.
harvt-sts now Iwaiting tbs church in the committee on the
far~off mission nail-of lndla.
forlfimtota
opinion firsts-till
mm
rgsa E!
ii?
”i
I." 8
iii:
twoiutomslilnltlm _ It I“
"yummy!” m‘
noun-stoi- Iii-It. and nobody
ussdstnbs num- sin-unlit
w. mil mu Isdlss-
m to W WW
antiwar ii. Youwouldn't
Wu" '0 told ,0“ M
untilwcwtnflauklflafllml
bou- to ban MW!”
SERIOUS MICIDBN’I'.
t‘ l.
tractor Plans also In] and-
stopped.
Du. lb-uttcraml “lifts” \Vi‘h: :6 Illlllllll’rb'~l
to the scene and .ittr-nch-«i w the 'mj-ind
men. Air. Olthincchhixor was taken to his
home, cums-rut t-‘Mutti limit and Henry
streets. and almut ’- dclock h‘gzisivt clin-
scimtsncua and soon tell :tdlrep
juries were not as min us as was at first
supposed and it is exported that it» will
recover ina few Works .llr. l’iv-n c was
hurt by being drug: at mi the ground.
but was able to lift“? v is hum- :izid \\ hat
choking UPM'BIIIIXIA.
The i iittw of tilt at infill L: exit-I'm“!
totlu- can-less driving of L'VlLlI-‘l’.
coming down the liililwp'uml John
Morton, who wugoing homo, and mill-
ingouttoliim, said they hunt a good
mind to run into him. Dir. Morton.
fearing they would run into NullltW,
turned around and called to Mr. Home
to look out for Saltchlr. Pierre ball just
turned to see who was talking; when the
carriage' struck his turnout.
The carriage occupied by Mars.
Oldenschlngcr and Sather belonged to A.
Solnnns and is the most complete
wreck ever sat-u lu-rcabouts. Sutbcr cu-
gagcd "to rig about 2:3” o'clock in go to
Datum .
_.__.
Mm~ wasn’t».
Datum“... .
Mills.“ ..
llavacs 3.. N3. g., 1’. ti. Miriam. Nor.
walk ................................... 4
J. (l. (3.. bv.g.. l. Blumcnthal. flanks-1.15
links. b. 3.. I. 7. its». New lfavcn.
Haskssn, hr. a, Allen Risks. Whitman—
tic ....... . . .. . b
lloarou, blk. r.. J. 1'. Smash. llartf
, mum. m. 1‘“
,.. ”Writ-sum
has. 3.. hr.
programme for today.
SEE;
i‘
:iii;
if?
i ii
tritium that n in. ii iii loot son's.
loitilsf art 8013' son lllll. on m
in only for Irritation.
amour: “COMSTOCK ‘
BROTHERS. ,
It mil Iain Street. Inuit billing.
south lent-It.
Mini: E 18-0-0070:
Piano,lliolin, comet, Molnar inflow muons.
”Inland-s OIW lamb: "sic a a me . . m S!
”.m-n-nscnmman- -‘ M b3 I ly , I.” on . , . .. .4.
slap unconscious-nil ”alum—Qua: . 5"“ I BEFBIGEBATuRs
"a r '1 T0 any P315011 who buys 50c worth or over in our store from
somewhat iar vary so om ‘ ,,
A ml SlTllllllll, JUNE 4, T0 Silllllllll, JllllE I I, llllllllSllE 1" Hard and Soft Wood.
day afternoon at 5:!) o'clock, by which
titres men worn severely injured.
Amund Esther, who keeps a saloon at 81
Railroad place, audJohn Oldenscblagcr.
the cigar mannfsotursrof Washington
attest, m‘ raturriing from Darien.
whsrstbcy had been on business,and
waroogoirig down the West street hill
with the horse on a run, when they ran
into the marof Contractor F. If. Picrce's
wagon. One of the wheels of the
farmer’s carriage went over the axle of
Mr. Piercc'a wagon. 11in carriage was
overturned and ‘ both occupants were
thrown out. Mr. Uldenschlager struck
with considerable violence apinst the
curbin faint of George Jennings’ rvsi.
dance, and was picked up unconscious.
His head was badly bruised, he had
several bndcuts about his body, and it
was feared for some time that he would
notsurvive. Mr. Sathcr was soiuowbat
injured, his hip b tug badly bruised.
When the carriage struck Mr. Picrce‘s
wagon it took too of the wheels oil,
and the lattcr's horse started to run,
throwing Ir. l'wrcctn one sidv of the
wagonin sucha monitor that but left
foot caught hctwwtt tlh0 spring and the
body of the wagon. ()ppointc tho frai-
dencu of John L Richards he sum-roiled
in “loving his foot and fell out of the
wagon, The horse ran to W. ll. .‘lmitli':
barn on Trinity l’lflffl'. Wlicr" it Was
( AllSizes,
Remember on can have your choice from at least 1,000 AT LOW PRICES.
different selectgms. Big leaders in our Kitchen Department ———-—
for one week. Theoniyplsceintlie citywhsrc
Now the. ””9343" Compare with llihers. clover Farm cream Bullet
100 Hammocks, 53¢ each. 25 doz. Glass Butter Dishes. {"3‘“
1,500 bottles Toilet Ammonia, 10c, worth double.
3c per bottle. 3 doz. 4—quart blocked Tin ,
10 dozen Salt and Pepper Shnk— Sauce Pans, 13c.
ers, llc each. 100 sets 6 Knives and 6 Forks, ' ' J
500 elegant Vinegar Cruets, 9c 450 set.
each, worth double. 300 Shaving Mugs, decorated. 79 "Mint” “M,
300 Splint Market Baskets, Sc 11c each.
grade, to each. 500 Buckingham Tea Pots, WALL PAPERS
17¢ each. ,n’
0 M . P 0 . . .
Sullorwalk BostnnSmre. 89:15:“ '9 °"“ Sad “000 palms. Illls, Glass, etc.
83 WISHIIBTDI STIEET. 50 large yellow Cake Bowls,
100 Dish Mops, 3c. M»...
10 doz. Sink Brooms, 3c.
in. Potato none... 5... So. Norwalk Boston Store,
1,5m1mkea good quality Stove
2m doz. Tumblers. 190 doz.
“who... Kitchen Knives, Etc. 100 long handle dippcrs, So
im hitehon Lainpsvcomplcte, each.
:3 :l-qunrt decorated Pitchers. 1.00:) Easels, 33c each.
l’cnutiiieil of ill» wagon to m-lziiiins’
stalilo'nnil then went to llL‘t hour on
Sea-Jill! l’lmtc. Bani Norwnlk.
morning ht' tool; :i Billnl x‘i-i" ails-nu: mun
bubfifld unable Ill buy-liliti-iul lltu' shitti-
I'I' WA‘l DERBI’S lltl'.
In. “In! looting In to. Cos-uncut
Trout-g circuit 0".“ In Haul-til.
Thethird meeting in tho (lonnccticut
circuit opcmd It the (lentlunien's Driv-
ing club park at Hartford ycsterday
afternoon. 'l'hs summario follow:
Mole books of full line latest at Ian 0
Favors, Borders and Gilt ”million , t
W for tnspsutonmaaotlceby
- wt! murmur» sins.
Shuts liuliall. bf. m. c. 1. Sim
Alvantlaa. bv. I, drank Templeton.
t.
Hosiirv and Underwear. umflmfi
3 5'.“
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frank L. his. a" Alisa Risk. William.
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We are Also Displaying figfiafiflfi
thalargsat and most «elegant line of Children’s and Ladies' Swiss waEwK-tfl .
.hsckadto ,
embroidered and hematitched Flouncings, Demi Flounoings and Tam “M m “ M “'0'
Swiss Edgings, which, considering1quaiity. are very cheap.
The!!! class trottinnaad the 2:27
ch-fortrottsvsandpaosrsarsontlis
. ”mu-NAM”.
Ata misting of the flapsvlor Court
inasm- uouoni. laid-y. Blatant-
tornsys tar Hartford. Fairnetil, lind-
isto two ssparato hanaudlaltsblsldcnuntlss wars rasp-
palatsd. Thus- in other countin- hold
our. “momentum-ad
thirsnlstsauwmrsappotuutlarans
We anacknowledgadby allto carrytho largest lineof Ladiea' o... tin-sows. aal rig-ms
sum Waists, consisting of our. Cambric, Percale and Bataan. '“ “m“mw-‘W'M
mm... arms A rim . '0
Call and see what a beautiful display we are making this "’“fldfi‘klfli’fkhm W
week inl’arasols. ' g ,
WabavoevorythinginCalicoW ,bothli tand lark ' '
Wi‘mmm tarpon sh « . WIMIIIW.
We would may say We carry everything good in Outing
Shirts, laundriod Indunlaundricd Dims Bhirts, lllgndssofl‘ight g;
Mfimdmflnfi‘coflmsndm ' “
five years. W
. thctru , j
ION.“- soll. Thaliawby wesrninspositlon shakoup things. ‘Juvtm,
arokeapingthsballinniodon byotfcrlngwcflauzaUudcrwasr attic,
.5 448001" silt smut.
211%an mama
13 SOLD. .
22c each.
_ ....._ , “ _ ” Combined Chair and S Lad-
48 all m r Tea Kettl 500decoratcd cold meat 8116 der reduced from 32.00%,3115.
ill)e 03v Platters, 140 such. -—«o——-— ~ 7
onion“... 2”“... “$0,535,305?" 10000 3... K00 PAINTING, min llllllilllll‘
PO Dread P3313, ”if" 75 7-in. Berry Dishes, 10c each. “Gamma,
{"0 .-quart'lin P.3'ls._60. 100 85in. Berry Dishes 12c. ————,...._._.
h doz. Blocked Tin Dish Pans, each. ’ -
., 50 dozen stone China Fruit 79' aShIflglflll 8L'79
) 5 “Br “'- Dishes, :i:lc doz. ' ‘ ‘
7:0 Meat or s, 4c. -0~-0 0 .--._- --~—--
I3 WASHINGTON STREET.
«0
50 Dinner Pails, 17c.
100 Easels. brass bound, 45c. '40-“
so Feather Dusters, 19c grade, 5100 doz. Jelly Tumblers, best And “ “”“0‘0 “”8"" “mum‘nfm‘
. bin 53 sites, which have: been used bu .
quality, 250 doz. A berm investment than to purchase low
bt'Sf quality scrub l50 extra quality Brooms, 210 grails: new whorls. 'ilieold firm.
llriislios, 9c.
95'"
6E0. n. i thl lLSTlllE. Proprietor, ““0051":
No. 83 Washington Street.
,czich, wor Ii 35c. JACKSON BROS"
N K 56 Wailfitmt. Non-1k. Conn. a: ti'
BiCYCLESi
(mild. Cushion or “annual iv Tires)
. bicycles,llatcliesliillunslliflés
And thousands"! other things given away
lhelelknapleaflu
M 5 S MlTH uncommon-
A WISE WAY p....’i.9....‘.il'l..i9i?..§ .-
Anddsalarla
to buy Will P‘Pfll I'll "mm.
”forth lulu strut. Bo. W
is identical to our way. .. “em" ”figfllllssgnsfllm, ’
‘ A vii .sniu mini schonlfovholh sum
"" “‘ " Every buslnns bran?“ laugh i V.
airman, English and collar pm.) skip-l .
ATTENTION IS CALLED TO OUR IMMENSE STi lCK 01" Business harm supplied with nice suit-i-
ants. free of chum.
llmquamni for Smith Xovwalk sad
for the ash and rental of the lists
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One of our special induccmsnts this week in hosiery is our 25c giggle,“ Ind m (”WW 1”
and 350 lines {of Brilliant Lislea, reduced from 05c. Just the gamma”; " maul”... mi. nth.
thing for warm weather. and at these prices they cannot lastiong ’ mind an :3 w ’
‘ Outlincofssasonablo underwear in ribbed and profiting. mun-immu- «and»
ing in price from 100 aphids, is‘displayed in large varieties on firm-no Gm
ourfirstright haudconntor. Just lookat them. .
more!
it!
01 III C.
attic-W3. box . Mm ““731
Jacob In. Layton,
Wit (bits.
801"" “I'll! MIIIII IIII.
“Washington“
Vista-stanchion
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Norwalk Chronicler