NIAGARA FALLS
ETS Flllll I .l.. HOTEL. BIlllllliiEi and SLEEEPIIIG BIBS SM; Oil.
investingfloo or more will have fare refunded. Leave South Norwalk 2: 20
3 home 18th. 10- .18 a. m. Gentlemen only. For further information call on p m
, 3 : GEO. LOCKWOOD,
Real Estate and Insurance,
o.- 2 30 Main root. South Norwalk. Ct.
*liIllGllT Ill TllE GIBLE. “'““‘°"Il'f.l"‘“"““' IlillILS OF THE “Will.
the List of lorries furth- Ian-Illa Ila-c
dluu load lacs.
”1’8 3001' Imam BY Till Theentrir s fo:tbe ,Alpban l clubls WRITTEN It! Till SBNTINFL’S
' IIIBI-QD-Iillliill. ten-mile MP W m. n,“ p". lilllQlTl’l‘Ollfi “murals.
do]. closed yesterday. They are as fol~
lows;
' L 3 “W, \
ho landl- m Iro- heaven-rims
an Vast Again—A Pia-terms Ava-us
You-g I“ W with, cum
Arm—liner Accidents.
Harry C. Walters. twelve years of age,
dnuffleuryl.Waltera.ofl?Raymond
Mhadthehcelofhialeftfootfrightr
fullyeruabed yuterday afternoon, by
poisonous» in‘theeablewhichoper
abtbumwryago-rouudon Washington
that. Theeable also cut deeply into
' . Glue-Ito! ll'uleg,badly lacuating the
u. YmngWalmwithothsr boys,
steedwatehiug the coronal. and as it
Muplnjumpedinaaittingpoaition
oath-platform bemth the horses. so
thathkhgahung over the side. He
nedectsdtojumpoitbei’orehe reached
lluw Children's Day Wall be Observed Ta-
Wheel club, Fred C. l] l{,pnl marrow.“ thaflluuhssnllbtfllllfl
Maung. n. WEW twp—msmrwmwm:
It Benedict, Ilarry W. lierriiland Wai- IL ' - _ ‘ "lot-III ‘
" 1 GW- Sunday will be Children’s Day at the
NONI"! WW club: “I"! 8- “Ith- Norwalk Methodist church and the pro-
er, V. ll. Honnecker, Fred Bodwell, W. mm, that has been PM assures
A' Guntherand J' B- Perry. all who attend both an enjoyablp and
BMW" WM] club, M C' 3”" profitable time. In the morning several
cocoa and Harry 6. Facts; Rambling littleoueswillbehaptinsdand this will
Wheel club, mm' A‘ Patterson. hefoliowed byasermonhy Dr. VanAl-
W. ll. Owens and C. W. Cardboln. styne ”PW to the day. In the
Mb“, W?“ club, F' 3' SW evening the exercises will consist of a
“Signiziids‘ii‘lleel club .1..th. Dunne mnb’m sum” whml' a" pm
andC RBlmltt; StamfordY. M. C. A” 53;]:an forthe W being I.
3- 0- Tum PmeesionalMsrchotthoSunday School.
Unattached, Wiuhm Selinam, Harry Singing by Sebool—v-“thrnilging to in.
thopaiutwberutheeahle mounts willt Elliotandl‘redE. 01". 0‘ BfldKPPDfl: “”91”"
uneasinemadhislegwasdrswn under John Davis. of melon; Howard Egg? “TM“ *-"“”'"'“;,';";73;
‘ wintopc. He gave two or three baseman. H R Buckley and W- 5- singing~"l'herc'u nape for Earth-u. :Behooi
' ' criesand thecsrmmlwas Fowler, of South Norwalk; E. Hill, Jr.. Recitation-“A Greeting" ........ Fred Worden
and R. E. Blackman. of Danbury; H.
Smith, of East Norwalk; B. J. Miller.
Seymour Taft, R. B. Gregory, Fred
Rogers, T. J. Sterling and Conrad Engel,
of Norwalk.
George C. Kirk, of Stamford, will not
naofliciul handicappcr and Calhoun Lut-
hnm, of Bridgeport. chief consul of the
Connecticut division of the league of
Ann-vicar) Wheelmcn, will act as referee.
Til-3 other oilicials have not yet been ap-
printed.
0_ Singing-"Slng of His Goodness and
Mercy "School
Recitationm“ The Shield of Faith‘ ' .......
......................... Edna Underhill
Singiug— "Shield of Faith" .............. School
Recitation -“ An Explanation ..Walter Decker
Singing “The Anchor of Hope“. .Cholr
Selectiotl-o‘ "The Better Choice". .
, . Twenty \ oung Ladies and Girls
singlingr 3'0 Song of Joy'. “School
Dialogtuw' 'Spurrow and Daisy“. ........
..llals) llouh. ( buster Benedict
Sinai w ~‘ lloSomethtng for Somebody" ..
Ralph Wade
Wym- Thai-ornamen-
Mandi-e was carried to Stillson's
dmgm,whershisinjurimwere tires
mdbmeBohannan andReutter. Be
~wmthlul hken to the home of his
uncle, ClmrluWalterl, of Taylor avenue,
in a carriage. None of the bones of
hileg was broken.
No blame attach- to the owner of
themerry-go—round.ashehas repeated—
lywarnedtheboyanottojnmponorofi;
thucalmlwhen it isinmotionandhas
. alluring Opt-n Thy lit-art uml lland' .Sebool
mmwmflefiw‘ In flew 0' The Norwalk Wheel club u‘lll talro n WWW _ , _
thautter “will 0' “W Wm by run to Greenwich, tomorrow lo-avinglho no. 't' " ' ' ""‘M'm 3"!“ “a 8m!)
lie Nation "'Characit-r llulldlng"..“'lllle Hoe
Illustrate) by the erection an an archby
eleven little girls.
. . .. . Ilr. Van ALstyne
w inging- " Farr lit-ll". .Srlmol
Benullcth-n . . .Pastor
This will without doubt he one of the
finest «inserts e'ver given by the school.
and there should not be a vacant seat in
the church.
Cblldren' a Day will aha; handwri-
ntr-ly observed at the South Norwalk
Methodist church, in the evening. The
church will be profusely decorated with
flowers. and the exercises will he in Tree];-
ing with those of previous years.
The Sunday school of the South Nol—
walk Congregational church will oiuerve
Children's Day tomorrow evening by
giving a concert.
in the Norwalk Congregational church
the day will beolm-rved by interesting
excretion, both morning and evening.
0 insisting of special music, responsive
reading, recitations. etc.
Children's Day will be olrservml at the
Knight Street A. II. E. church to mor-
row by appropriate services at 2-30 p. m.
llesidm local talent Rev. C. C. Johnson,
a traveling Illiasionllry of Virginia. will
he present and take part in the exercises.
Every om- is cordially invited to attend
this or rvice.
my oftheboys it is remarkable that
other accidents have not happened.
Shortly before 5 o'clock yesterday
afternoon Mrs. William Schlenku', of
Blue lountain, accompanied by her
niece, Min Anna Clark, daughter of
Henry Clark, were driving up West ave-
nue. Opposite the I. It. Doty homestead
tbeboraetook [right and running upon
thesidewalk in front of Mrs. Ilary E.
. Curtis's residence the carriage came in
,2 uonmutwithahibohing poet, linking it
: oflclnaetothecurb. Tbevehiele then
atruchatreeaud Him Clark wasthrown
- out against the fence. Hershouider and
ids were badly bruised. Mrs. Schlenker
tried behold thehorse. butallshe could
dowastoretainbereeat. Thomas Var»
son, a ooachman employed by Dr. Dex
bat Hitchcock, captured the animal.
Frederick Byington, of Kim street, just
that happened along and took theturn-
out to Gregory‘s livery stable. llr.
Clarkheardofthemiahuptoh'ul daugh—
mr and drove down the avenue to where
the ladies were. They drove his horse
borne and he took charge of their turn-
out. The carriage was slightly damaged.
Yesterday afterntlln Daniel Riordan,
Jr., of Plattaville avenue,was whittling a
" link with‘ a jack knife when another
young man tailed “Ram" O'Brien pushed
Ill-am tin porch ofhiafather‘ssaloon.
Riordantben made a p- at O'Brien‘s
M and as he drew his arm around he
wally struck James Murphy to the
M part0! the left arm, inflicting a
«fl m incite! in length and pane
Wmthobonc, cuttingeevenl email
miss. The wound bled freely and the
young-all wasearried down to llsle‘s
“more. where Surgeon Sabin sewed
up and dressed the cut.
m Blanchard, who lives near
the Red Hills. Ilarien, was standing on
“on“ Nelson Tuttie's lee wagon,
tbh morning. when a eaksof ice weigh-
iagnvarly iiftynouadsfsll out, striking
hbonthehead. making a ssveroacalp
o N He was carried into Herman
We. on lechmlc street, and a
m was summoned. After har-
. lag the wound tire-ed Blanchard was
‘3 : able to go bolus.
' John W, the jeweler, was cross-
iquall greet our the Yalriield County
W w W. last evening,
when bl wasr'ua has by William Gan
. this. a South Norwalk ltr.
”about!“ Mil? out, but be
was otbsrwb uuhjured.
club room at 9 o'clock.
A oablegratn received at Asbury Park
suites that Arthur Zimmermann. the
champion bicydist. whose home is in
Asbury Park. succeeded in breaking an—
other record in Berlin, Germany,on
Monday, when he rode a half mile in one
minute and four seconds, thereby beating
the record time made by Edgl‘. of Eng-
land, by two and three-fifths seconds.
Zimmermann now holds the American
and Bugl'mh flying mtequater mile
records, his time for that distance being
thirty seconds. [To also holds the world
record for a standing quarter mile. The
young American rider has not yet met
the English champions, but expects to do
so on the 18th of this month on the fam-
ous Home llill track in England lll a
letter to a friend, Zimmerman says that
he feels confident he can dl-r'eat the Bug-
lish cltaltlpions on that day. lie writes
that be is in good health and form, and
that immediately after his race there he
will return to this country and open the
track of the Asbllry Park Athletic A560-
cultmn nl. North Aabllry Park, When an
interstate "not is to take place.
Addl't'in
l‘ur .hllnlasl an to the Bar.
At the bar meeting yesterday the fol-
lowing candidates formimission to the bar
wore remnmu-nded for examination at
ch Haven, June 16th: Howard C.
Joyce, William Eberlin. .lr., Elbert 0.
Hull and Herbert A. Hill. of Bridgeport;
(lwrgv A. lionnccker, of Norwalk; Ilen—
jamin C. McKenney, Benjamin Lock.
wuod,l:‘.dward M. Troy and Louis J. Cul-
tis, of Stamford: John I". Cull, C. W.
Murphy and Wallace Olmstead, of Dan-
bury, ands. Cristy Mead, of Greenwich.
The following were also recommend"!
to the appointment of commissioners of
the Superior court: Hiram K. Scott, of
Ridgeiield; Samuel A. Davis and Wal-
lace Olmsiead, of Daubury; and Edward
Jennings of New Iv‘airtield.
Engine" Lovelace Frustrated by "at.
Walter lovelncc, engineer for the Nur-
walk and South Norwaik Electric Light
Company. was found lying unconscious
in the basement of the station on Wilton
avenue. about 5:30 o‘clock yesterday
nth-ration, by Charles ()lmstead, pmi~
dent of the company. The fireman and
Mr. Olmsttnul carried the engineer up
stairs into the oilicc and his wife and a
physician were summoned. After some
could be taken to his home on Belden
avenue in a coach. The engineer had
been working hard. lie was at the sta-
tion up to 12 o‘clock Thursday night and
was there early yesterday morning and
washed out the boilers, afterward turn-
ing his attention to the steam condensers
in the heated baamwnt. The doctor
tblnlsa llr. lnvoiaoo handlebar-heated.
which brought on his old enemy. heart
trouble. Today he isqulte comfortable
and will probably boail right in a short
time.
Bridgeport Illa the In.“ Contact.
The second of the duplicate whist eon-
tssta between teams from the Beside
no I' aural nluf Convict-II.
The fellow who was known as George
A. Clark. and called the "Funeral Thief,”
from bill popsnsity of robbing houses
while the inmates were away toa funeral,
was convicted in White Plains last week
for a robbery committed in Bedforrl wine
time-m. It will be remembered.th
amped his par-revs by jumping from all
”[ur- train, but w. subsequently cap
tend. lib real name is bomb. and he
is a nephew of the junior member of the
firm of Call s As, the wealthy Baltimore
tobaooo nmhanta. Inomiv perpetrated
a robbery in this city. ran-eking the
inputs of C. F. Boutwell while thefansily
was attending afuneval.
larwall’a Ina-Io Trouble.
Frederick lead, urn-tar of St. John’s
bulge, Norwalb, received a luminous
from Grand Inter Stirling to appear
yesterday and show cause why hsshonld
not be uprated for Mai to obey an
ordsrfevpaymsutofthebillofoidWell
lady, of Booth Norwalk. Yuterday
St. John‘s Indus procured from Judge
club was played in the farmer‘s club
room in the Park City last evening.
Therewersfour tabla.thoaooruatsaeh
being as follows: Colonel Vaultcuren
and Ir. liilior, Bridgeport, vs. Cite
Hatch and I". E. Wilcox. Novwalk, six
points ln favor of the latter; 8. l'. Fletch-
srandBJ. Haiku. Bridgeport. “John
8.8symour and T. 8. Motion, Nor»
walk.ouepoiuliu favor of the latter;
ILCogswsll and Dir. Downs, Bridge-
port, vs. W. I". Actouand Herbert Van-
Ilew. liorwalk, seven points in favor of
the former: lioraw Staples and Philip
Bolas, Bridgeport, va. Edwin Clark and
PLO. Knits, Norwalk, four points in
favoraftbe former. Total soars. lieu
sldeeinb. ii; Norwalk club. 7.
“auburn—whines.
Oddrdlows'daywtlibe fittingly ob-
strvqlbynutlsr Indus. 1.0.0. Fates
1.0,0.!.. will meet at? o'clock to-
mmuewammnm
tailspin-lbw. balsa-all earlier date he
ulladfor. Counslftwfltdobu’a Iliad: Ml’immnlhu-thsm
Ital—a. Warner all lluributt,.( Iiehael fielaeruey, ofleonrdatrsst,
WMbyDev-umrmtu
Illa Itvat htI-stloa the President Isl
limduaunufll Ballard slabs lunghar
art-about President 'llarrisoa’a each at
5:130?de Irldsy slum amused to
htlutbatbohudbesnreapni byths
'llinnta’polis Whit *oblive‘lltln‘n or
W w W watermelo-
wbautbebullatlus wmobaingrucslvadby
anuthudastlc Monmpmsddmbiaot
oileormgvnerahinthellaitedfitatasanuy,
novaapsrnensndwmattaehesotths
executive mansion and colored servants
lb Ballard rushed across the hall and
aalutsdthspraaideut. asahs haddousfour
ago atladiauapolb wheaheflrst received
the nomination. The president‘- um
rounded by Secretaries Tracy, Noble and
Bulk, bad by ltra. flexes, Ir. Banal!
Harri-omits. Idsutsnanti’arker.usutaa-
antl’arbsrandotheruwmberlolhbprivate
family. It was a memorable scene. and
only ous'taeswas nirstngtooomplste the
picture-that of In. Harrison, who lay
upouasich bed la- than u hundred feet
away aaxlomly, not doubt, but asyet un—
conscionsthstthe extreme anxiety or the
pastfowdayahadbosndiasipsted.
kind her father. Ito-ell Bunion congratu-
lated birn. Mrs. Parker, in her exuberance,
klued him also. and all the cabinet officers
in the executive mansion rushed to the
president's side and heartily congratulated
him. They were followed by hlr. Ballard
and perhaps two dozen newspaper men who
labor Mr. Lovelace revived so that be '
club,ofllridgeport, and the Norwalk no
shy teethin-
monumental
tecll'yclearto
monomer. There a
cial ledger, you will adorn it with that balance and the
quiokoryon arotorecognise that we araleadersin our line
of goods the quicker you will be teputihet balauoetbere.
filth hermit.
ltmvatmthlliuti lil's,
lutis’uiltyr'ltulltbmlltltn
‘ COMSTOCK
lismlthsuttt. “WWW.
" .Imnt.
, words. It can’t berm
on for brevity or truth’
It is the story .of
Clothing and, it new
is the soul of wit, al.-wit»
been told. Thutisn’t this
whole of it, however. It
. not uniléhpootryin arith- will bear just a little ad:-
mean, but it is wonder- ROT H ERS- dition. The prices are
fully conclusive. It you not only down, but they
«fly haven partiality ! or the are downiowerthan they
right‘aide of your ilnan
over were baforo; the quality' is not only but it' lit up
higher than it ever was before. A story ywifiiout a moral
is ”at worth reading: here’s the moral for this one: There
never “”1 a better chance for the quick buyer. ' .
......m. SOUth Norwalk,
YES. .lms Is THE PUBE.
site it on the whole it is way ahead of the average cities of
itssiab. but when Mn business wise..it' is not only far ahead
but :itis simply marvelous what rupid strides it is taking in get-
ting tho confidence aswellas the trade of the surrounding country.
on Saturday Monday and Tuesday
JUNE ll, 13 and I4,
m flu was Apa- to load.
Waaanluros, June n.—A khs dvsa by
serumthshsnfromthetslsgnphroom
Ila “strayed lo l-otlaa.
[I‘mnmmh Hex” m “d 88 WASHINGTIDN STREET,
We shall vo one of our own special 19¢ sales. It will eclipse
any one of its ind ever given before. Why. * Because it part
falls upon us to uphold the above statement that South Norw
is the plate to do your shopping.
Therefore before asking you to look at our ricos, we would
sim ly say, we sell goods upon their actual wo b, not the tune
basis as many do; moreover, we invite inspection. Our store IS
the Tempest m town, so you need not be a bit afraid of being all-
noyed y having a clerlr tagging at your heels, if you simply
come in to look as over.
had been in the telegraph room for an hour
previous. He shook hands with them all
andbadsorneplsasantromark to make to
the many wurn greetings that he received
In an informal way the whole party or
changed congratulations. The preshiont
seemed to be the coolest person present.
He did not in the least betray any emotion,
but-toad behiadhisdesk with Mrs. McKee
at his lib. receiving will evident racists.
tiou the may kind compliments showered
upon him. After some ten minutes informal
Compare our Prices, We know They
will Stand the Test.
llolnestics
ayards Fruit of Diem, H bleached. We
byarrls Skirtinglfiallti’l... .. .. . ...Ec
~i yards Dress Calico ................ T90
. . l9?
litt'
“the President's Speech.
Well. usutlsmenJhavo hadagood deal of
Nofions.
i dozrn Ivory Buttons. . ......... . . ..lilc
4 papers Best Pins ....... ~ .......... 19c
500 yards Embroidery. from I inch
to 33; inches wide, usually sold for
lm yarrl- sale price,: lyards” ..Iilc
’5 dozen ladies' White Aprons
opren u ork and Hamburg Inserting.
. 5 yarlls'l'owclinz .............
'23} yards Zcpllyrim-s llrmw Fabric , .
‘3 .‘fll'lls l’ratlwr 'l‘h'liih-r: ......... 196 wide hem, full size. this sale We each
4 yards extra hoary Unblmvlle‘l 5 guns Transparent Glycerine Soup,
nouns, . ., .......... - ........ 1 9c sold elsewhere at we acalre; our-
4 4 .. - . 4 oaks ................... 'lsb
. l , . , . ‘ _ _ . P'l“ ;
Political Oppose-ta (hauled. : ”min; "13:? Flow A I: 4 pclclmgml Toiltt Pap r ............ 19c
i cannot expect luy Democratic friends to wit 'o .3 :llli utur: . . ., i c 3 rolls 1.0“” Pap-r. ‘9‘
think b“ , al .. ' , . - ..........
M“ was, 'Emflm; m:iz‘k;ol3 I ll lndow Shade-... lie 19 him [1.th Fans ............... 19c
mm“ no nucmudtbu approval 3 yards lit-st :‘llltlhhl‘ug Apron ill-‘aucy Jap him” ”we
:{fgmgmmgm' ”i“, tlingbnrn....,........ .. ti'c Chain or 1031,19,, my, sign.“
to u vouch on... m. an “a a... thins! 2MSilhelino.. .......... 19c from 5 inches to 10 Itchus in
thatltsymbutlaaswill be upon a still high.
planathauuow.aadwhuuourinnuoneoaaton¢l
tbopowaraotths-rthwtllhasalargedwissly
aad.yatsusrptieally lbsvo'ainesrolovsfor
width ...................... 19c yard
90 Choice of IO styles White Bilh lane,
from 5 inches to Ill inches in
(lulbbfdut'd figured Canton
m wovlv- l W N mu 1 u. Mo ; fillings“! ““31“, um HM... l we width ...................... 19: yard
I! aloetlou "film In “1| 3'“ M I“ g M plumbed Cantu 1:1,le ‘9‘ 3 rakes prim Castile Soup ......... We
our
45 inch White Financing, fancy
MID»
[neutering uphill-campaign l M d” ” Satin stripe and Ilenlstitcb echcts,
( I ..... ‘
SWM‘ n, a”. I u“. 1 yard Satin Stripe Apron - suds i9;
of beta {Ivory urn. worth 30c per yard; this sale ....... 12c
:tapolltlctanmfrmaw tact taut:- vs lager Choiceglf l0 diilorent styles of Scis-
rawll. inaldomy y. per-adults '0 son. or quality steel ........ lilo pair
tried with that [upset
.miflmfim. and I trig ' l ‘3 Bllncba Divan Steels. 6, 7 Band
never in any ”W “who”: do! OSIBry epar'm ‘ Smell ........................... 19c
III-Idli- pwavul from any . . . . . .
hvs “my.“ . tsl a" “Micron Kld Hair 'anperll .......... 19c
fermauesof their duty. 2 Shows Saxony \ am ............... 19c
IsrrylaCnflK-tflousofiam All.
Ibsvotelt greatngrot thatlwasnaableto
Masdtshlepiaevforsveryd-srviu friend.
but I have inflated that Idid not
I Misses' Corded Corset Waist. ..I9c
3 pair Cents‘ Black llalf Ilene, fancy
instep, worth lflc pair ............ 19c
2pnir (lenbl‘ lined Ilalf lines», The I ’
.... .. Kltchenllepanml.
i (lenh' Under-bin ................ We
' lGeats'flegligt-s Shirt .............. 19c lPapchlil ........................ 19c
2pcir1ulisa'fumybiaohfwt,ool IPerforItedWashBoard...... .toc
oredlltop .................... 19c lTen—lioohllatflack........ ......m
M I [redid Ribbed Undervule ......... We 1 “I“?! Feather Duster ----------- 19°
iladiu‘siik “'indlulr'l‘ie ........... We in”? ----------------------- 1:
...... um": I» tun-n 2 ”mum" M 5"“ “0'” ---- ‘9” 3liilk m. . . :....::: : :::19c
Boston. Juno il.-lr. Blabewaitad In I (louh' nnlaundried. Ilednforced - -
til he kadheard of the balloting at lione- Back and Front. Linen “mm“, 1 (.rumb Brush and Tray ........... 19c
aghaflthnbolvftBo-touforflarfllr ctc—uothalfthevaluo ............ 19c :f'mli’fld ---------------- mg:
oaths 'lnlclovk train. Arvportorcan . . . . ‘uncy Pinto ..... . ........
vied tohhn the ilgureuof or. bratbuliot. ‘ '30” WW! “mm {*M" “"f'h ‘9” ll‘Atffoo Pot, copper bottom. ........ no
‘ I-ourlnrhand 0" Tech TW- "l’m‘ .. ..ch 1 Tea Pot. copper bathtub ............ lbs
.. m_ ,__ . liturgsDisbPau... ................ 1%
r y. 2 a lOqutWLine ........... .....100
l. i) a 00 8 l noun albumen-m. ......... no
ress on s iwvi‘syiq‘llan...wa .......... lIc
., a to Jail, on»... ... ................ no
i Seven-Quart Stew Pan ............. The
1i yards m inch Iv'lsunol ............. 19c l Large Rockinghala Tea Pot ........ We
2yanlt8tripeDreasiluods...........iDc IWV’esmbleDi-b .. ..lto
u lMll Hm“ Ill Kind com II‘MW............ . .....ibc
audatriMWM ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 19c ngpaudasauem ........... .....tbo
” m W III “I”. ”a 8 h... ................ .... ..... I“!
outmpuyard...” ............. no l'l‘sblsflett.0lul ...... . ........... 19c
‘ momma. m m “ I’ll latl'lllhhf .......... .... .ch
“Liam" "5 m iYellowWarePioPiatni ............ lilo
. """"""" iTeu~QusrtYellowBowl ........... 100
SJWWCMIHOJ..." ......... I” ‘WMM ................... 1*:
' 1mmmm..............toc tron-mum ........ ..lvo
, Imwwatthm‘h-mnlfl icing-ammo Bu ........ s ......... We
inlfiflutd-erleanflibgharn.....flc ‘ M tierDlsh .......... I”
‘ ldeooratsdllmoblshm..... ... .iDc
MyardICballie, tilt diluentutylss, 19c
, swam-.... ............... ilc
lmfiilkdlnnlflilw-- ----- 19° sxnmarortr ................... lee
sensuous-.... ..... . .............. 10c
tbdoasaClothral’im. ............. .iDe
3mm.:33.3.3{.:33..
loflbaib Inflow“
Bar in mind the fact that we are always glvingsomespocial
bargains so that close buyers can always find meaning to in-
terest them.
spei lolly
. flu: illty or lrnt class work.anll
, thin-g, 'l‘iesof all
L 1“ BEEKEE B. F. Stevens,
44 SilllTll IIIll STREET.
ls salmon s
‘3”, Music Hall Block.
WA”- APERH HEADQUARTERS FOR
Pains, Oils. Glass, “Bic.-
Combined Chair and Stop Lad-
der reduced from $2. 00 to $1. 75.
PIlllTlllli, PIPER llIIlilIli Illll
llicllllITIIG.
Til-Washington 8t-79 _
BICYCLES!
(Solid, Cushion or Pnrumatic Tires)
Tricyclesllalclles, lilltuns, Rifles
And thousands of other thin
ginn own:
with orders for our celebrate-ideas,
sud Baking Powder.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
Sendkstamp for :0 page Illustrated cats.
Tilellelknapleaflo
Bridgeport. Conn.
Thehalldsotnmt and best equipped tension
‘n thastate ofConr-mi cut. l'llfi
1- 0- JENNINGS- 7 Merrill Busmess College
“anal Hangelfialciminn, Palmer numb come
And dealer in EA :9 Jot—12:12:: ‘J‘i‘i. sett't’i’glligrtligtrowhl: mi
t. a
German. English and college preparato
"IlllNoEXEDPiEiE "Ehnso'gnnnEns Business houses supplied withoflloon Inhi-
Sarnple books of full line latest at loo 0
ants. freeof charge.
Papers. Borders and Gilt Mouldings to ca t
Hsaq uartcra for South Wk
for the sale and rental of the Rem Slan-
bonsu for inflection. on notice by postal. d
cl) Esthnates cheerfullv Kim
1‘ poll riter. ..dmwrlter suppl -
A ‘ ill'USIC'! m USICT '—
Columbia Bicycles?
“0.00
And upwards. Some rare bargains in Colum—
biaSa cues which havebeen usedhu bull “in.
better investment than to purchase low
grade new whorls. The old firm.
JAcKson BROS"
F 1 Late!
° “is .LMERRILL Presblult.
Jacob M. Layton.
CKRMAK and S1": LES‘ ORl HESTRA. Real Estateand House“ beast-illn-
Mr. D. I". Cermak dircunr of Mertzs Mili— SWIM: A8" “BOP—ll Guild Awldcnt.
lslg‘lland of flinch-star. N. Y. .and Mr. W. leumab 'I‘ickets—Cabinanrlfitssnge.
l tyles, the well- known corner coloist. hav- ' Draf ‘1 10' £1 '- TIP ‘loncy Order!
mg consolidated are now rcpared to furnish '03“ MRI 0‘ Europe Notary Phil 11‘“ ”INV-
their Grand (.‘uncort and lance Orchestra of Indictment! taken- lmlro-d Tim Bur-
ten artists (more or has as desired). Orchestra 6‘ checked '0 “Bibi-l0“-
unlfomsala Gilmore. “e have come to stay. ' , ”slim“ Wt. Ml ‘0 PM (Mike
For terms. etc“ ulna s address Carmel & 5°“th Conn.
Sulea‘ Orchestra. bur 19 Port Chester. N. l ..
mi (in:
D. P. MORRELL.
LIGHT AND IIEAVY TRUCKING.
Pianos and housc hold furniture moved wit
called f
linen Watchman! and Jeweler grmmwmhi
HOMER B. HOY'T'J
on street ~iorlth \orwalk. Conn.
D. P. MOBBELL.
IIIUSTICE 0F 1'“ FEM"! fiflary Pubic,
Pension \tlomey, ilesl Estate and fire
l.nsurallce lurniture lltsurantc a specialty.
II 1 Washington at Sun th Sorwnlk. unit it
Mr setup :4,
Iii NORTH MAIS STREET.
Repairing fine and mmplicatul walc'hes ai
fin wind Chang-aim stem Every
the mechan-I
ical abilitt to. do the some.
SMITH llililwilt ellllles 33333;
, ‘ 5t Washingtonstnet.
lmdallyfmmSlolltm" amt fromitoli
p. at, and on Saturday wronings fr moms
5??" I nit-rust allowed on dome-1U.
ALMS sol “Ass 9,“ VETEIIIIIY m 1
rolls ll. llzlruls victor”... ' I! Mould Place. south \orwalk
roux ll KN 'Al'r su- alul'l‘nua Gmu’yslhngfiton. Nwwalk
M. 5. SMITH
A WISE WAY
to buy
DRY— GOODS
is identical to our way.
and
“Show:
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ATTENTION IS CALLED T0 (lU R IMMENSE STUCK 0F.
Hosierv and Underwear
_ -04.... ......
One of our special inducementsthis week in hosiery is our the
and 35c lines 'of Brillillnl Irisles. reduced from 65c Just the
thing forwarm weath'di', and at these prices Hwy cancellation;
our line of seasoniible lindllrwear m ribbed and plhlh, tildg»
lag“ in price from we upwards, IB displayed in large varieties On
our first right hand chuhtllr. . Just look at them.
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We are Also Displaying
the largest and most elegant line of Children's and Ladies’ Swiss
embroidered and henlstitched Flouncings, Demi Financing and
Swiss Edgings, which, consideringfiluality, are very cheap.
We are acknowledgedby all to carry the larglmt linoof Ladies’
Shirt Wuists, consisting of Silk, Cnmbric, Percale and Sateen.
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We have everything to (‘ alico Wrappers, both light and dark,
Call and see what a beautiful display
week' ill Paranoia.
. that is desirable.
W
TOITHE‘ cadre”.
, We would briefly say we carry 'ev , ,, 7
Hill-ta, laundriod atlauudried Dru “#1
I- u:
,Collars and Cu , {
Agent for theDemoreatBewing Machine. 019.60. Guaran-
tior story has never yet,“ A
summons. ,5"
In Hard and Soft Wood,
All Sizes,
AT LOW PRICES.
The only place in the city when
Clover Farm Creamery Butler A
18 SOLD.
58\\’alLStreet. Norwalh. Conn. I8 l1
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