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in «no;
walkway
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aria ro civilian row's vn-rn
III.
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ass-W is lew vooa city—1
mmmwrnmun‘y:
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Somethingofa mention was noted
iathhcityyesterdaybythe report that
Embankment-South
:liorwalkstsatnlaundry.onlliisabetb
vmbddopcdwitblimhvinia
“Dmawomanwhohashsenernployed
lathelamidry. ltis known that both
‘Isfthwnrmawest-hound train shortly
after [our o'clock Saturday afternoon.
'l'hswomaneamefromliewllork three
mtmthaanmiwolk for Askew and it
hadbeennufioedthat for the past few
weeks'lnhadbempayinghereonsider-
ablsattectioumeopleottsn seeingurern
togetheroutliesueethhecity.
A Barren. mint called at the
about, as morning and found In.
Willem Shetbdlnodtoaay any~
thing’afiai-thshmhand, stating that
ahedldnotthlnkitwasherplace tndo
so. Should tint some time ago llr.
Aakewtalhsdoftaking a two months’
vacatinandthatthebminu'hadbeen
arranpdaothat he could do so. She
midshe knew little about the woman
and had'nothlng to say regarding her
‘,‘“,_orwhatehehadssenofher
d “ 'lflkahortstayinthiscity.
Fromiiibtherpartythcwoman'sname
wmlearnddandalsothefacttbatshc is
anathaof Kentucky.huthadheea re-
‘ e’for some time in New York.
There ' very little that is attractive
aboutlier,andwhy Ir. Askew should
leavehiswifeandtwochildreuisamys—
tery. They have, as far as known,
always lived lupplly together. )lrs.
Aakevfisan may hard-working
woman,havingheenlnthe laundry al-
mmt constantly since it was pur-
chaedbyher husband frntn Frank H.
'lhylorupwardofgtwoyearaam. Sheis
snub '
Ir.Aakew h- alraya paid his bills
prompthflandit is Wt he did not
haveayir‘ylargs sum of new with
him. Ifiguraportthatheleft town 8st-
uaday without paying his employs is
nottrne,utheyarsnever paid otfnn-
tillonday nights. MmAskew attends
tothatpartufthehusisu. '
'ASouth Norwalk gentleman w in
NewYorkymterdayand paced Askew
andtbeDoamewumanonForty-aeoood
MmtbeGrdehntraldepet. lt
iathhghhhoweverfilmtthq will not
nudininthecityiorsny great length
oftinre.
About twmmutha ago Askew pur-
chasedlr‘ertnllunt’aresidmcson Bliss.
bethahett,anditkywohablelmAskew
wuioosmtoruiasthue.
a humorous recon.
new hits in ta- Dunbar! laud
Wand-unfit!”—
mgfini-meunmuts Nor-
walkateflfl, is char“ of Conductor
hill-anode turnout atWilton this
morning. The carriage, containing
IiehaellhcwnJieorueW. Ogden. the
Weehooltsacbernnd his lit-
tfl“ ‘w-demofled. Ind “'0 00%
M" ”rhinit- out, miraculously
analogue“- WW 0‘
Ilr. been. who was driving. The
in“ Hmeslightly cut and
”They weredrivingatearuot
mm“ “lime“:
mar-w- an M feet. The
ADJOURN” consort HIRING.
Various latteraAetaCUpaahy tha Board
,, WWMW tourmaline-ream immoral: ParkLandOo.
; “.Fllill I.l..ll0_TE|.. CARRIAGE .andxsuiiflllilcllls $14.00.
or more will have iarc’refunded.
a. m. Gentlemen only. For furtherinformsti
GEO. LOOKWOOIS, -
V ‘ ReaL .Estate, and. insurance.
280llfll lilaln Street; ’ ‘ ll,
u
use? soon-«sonar 2:20 p. m.
u call on ‘
‘ I mgriri'tlf
‘ it)? s
. ‘ load-£1 lkedgerqoutzdll alloy-nit
south Momma. ct. 3:. ° ”m” ~
llllKEE TABS Bllllfll Ill’»
. circus canes—"W
Ascend eraser-g ssmoa Irr- nasal-
rart llaht. In?“ .1: :wl'alhs-lt—Iaha-
Anadjournedmestiugofthelloardot Tum“ Killed in M‘“ 1'1““ "monsoon?” nuts-anu-
Consolation-heirloom. lisy— Navy Yard. has:
«mmmg ' " 2*— ‘ - ‘ ~Mmo-m ‘
cilmenwere ‘ : w, , my 31:“) m. * West“
Volk,lclahouand'l’rowbrldfi." ~ ' g ““an . ‘ ,m-IWLII: Maul-r.
Woman-“e Win-to ‘ "newsletters-rowel v ‘ ”- ‘ :-
tooaveu‘ho W'¢'&% m’mlfim also- bronco One KW
0'1 M with!“ Milli ‘0 “'9 or m Prqlaetllan water- s...“ “I M
hneamade byCitySnrveyor Iii-choose. a"... a... and Destruction. r-h '“ I”
ll. E. Wheeler. who owns the property
through which the proposed street will
pam,aaidthattbrceyearlegoacommis-
sion was appointed to look into the
matter. They oilered him. he said, 8150
fortheproperty. it wasreferrcdtn the
committee on streets and sidewalks»
Georgefledney saidvthtue were at least
twelve taxpyera on the avenue who
would be benefited by the extol-ion. Es
wished toerectshouse there,butcould
not do so until something was done to
the street.
A petition was received fora curb and
gutter on Hillside Place, which extends
from Taylor avenue to Bayview avenue.
This was referred to the committee on
streets and sidewalks.
The Council received a vote of thanks
from Douglas Fowler Post. No. 48, G. A.
ll, for the donation of am for Heurorial
Day expenses. The communiution was
ordered placed on tile.
The profile map of State street, as pre-
sented by City. Surveyor. Ilorehouae, was
adopted. The mayor reappointed as
Library directors for the next three years
Richard 11. Golden, Thomas 1. Raymond
and Charles F. Hallock. The appoint-
ment was unanimously approved by
Council, on motion of CouncilmanCra .
Councilman Crow moved that the city
clerk be instructed to draw on Treasure
er Barthol for ",000 in favor of Nelson
Taylor to pay for land on which to locatr.I
the electric light station.
The clerk was instructed to draw an
order on the treasurer for “00 in favor
of 1". ll. Pierce for crushed atone placed
on the streets.
ltwasvoted, on mofioa of (lotrncilo
nun lclahou, that the umber: of the
police receive their pay every two weeks.
instcadnfonceamtmth.ashmbeen the
custom in putyall. 'l'hecbrk was in-
structedtodraw an order for 015 in
favor of Grief Vollmer every two weeks.
inorder thatheoould pay theoillcers.
'lhe committee to whom the prom
against the location Of the city’s electric
the petitioners were evidently labwing
under a misapprehension in regard to
noise; daugcr.etc. The report was ac-
cepted and ordered placed on tile.
Thecnmmittee appointed to select a
place to dump garbago reported that,
after careful investigation, they were
satisfied that tberewasnoauitabls place
in the city. The committee was con-
tinued. .
Onrnotion of Councilman For. City
Surveyor Morehouse wu ordered to give
avenue. from its present terminus to
Rivcratraet.
The Council authorized the committee
on streets and sidewalks. upon motion
of Cotrncilman Volk, to lay fidewalkson
tho landofallpropertyowaerswho
Council.
it was moved that the committee on
public health be instructed to abate the
James I. lane's property. from the
street, and thecity attorney was instruct
ed to serve notice in accordance with
the ordiname in such cases.
The motion that the Cmrncil adjourn
until July 4th. 1%, was carried.
sworn I'll! ”All All nova.
.thelnlrnm . ., ,
railroad rhnrtlyaturiie’clseb W
lag, and themed was flocked nearly an
hour.
light plant was referred, reported that
the Council the grade of Quintsrd m
havehecnordcredtodoso.butwbo was
havefsiledtocarryoutthedccrseoithe
nuhancealong thedltch ranch; through)
a [ms-lap en the Iranian lead lear
auditor-walk divisionofthellomatoule
i
i
8a- Faascrsco, June It.—At not a. m.
a friahtfal «photon occurred at liars
Island navy yard in the filling house, where
ahalism charged, by which thirteen men
were killed. The victims were Acting
Gunner Betting" and twelve sailors of the
United States crubrr Boston.
A Llat ol the Killed.
A it of the killed is follows:
’1‘. D. G. llettinger, gunner, U. s. N.
C. Sandburg, gunnrr'e mate.
Thomas Seymour, chief gunners mate.
F325
ii
William Beckel, apprentice.
A. Knteyell, scams.
0. W. SEMI, landwln- “Did she."asksd the corona, "witkinths
Willhm Washborne.aeamsn. week before her death make any such
P. Legat, mamas. thrhytt"
W.0atrand , ties. “ sa.sir,ada ortwobeforeahesaidto
William 33m”. mo, ‘Pather, blow my brains out. I
--—-Jl ean'tstaodthisanylonger.‘ ltoldhsrnot
' to . ’ '
it. e'm'mm. dothat lsaldthatiflwasgomxtc
killmyaslt I should think drowning would
’- ‘1 Bolton, apprentice. be the easiestway. I never told her to go
Threemen weretakeutothehoepltll drown herself. When she repeated the
badly injured, two oi whom have since threatlsaid, ‘Aliee. you had better about
died. Theonlysurvivoroitheten-ihle no me. Then I said, ‘Noffor she would be
cidcnt isJ. Briscoe, and his injuries areal “Muslim."
the most serious character. The coroner then asked the witness to
Like .. luau"... ugh tell what occurred when he told Alice she
culdhavatoleavehiahouse.
'l'herepcrtofthsesploaionahook‘fsllejo ‘7“ .
Ikeaaharpahockoi earthquake and iron» Im‘o‘lxh" mbmdmuya
dietelythe firshsllaatthsnavyyardwern WWW]! “based 0 'sh: had
run. Down at the meg-sine there belched m ““9, '“°- ““3"
north into the sky an immense cloud of “MWMWWleMhrwh-i
Imoke,andforhallanhournportafterrn- to mztflewith ““5 ‘3'" pointed
portwasheardmthsaheibesplodsd. no ‘°"“" “'v "“ l "a .“r 7'“
membranous-mushroom ““h'm “'3 “w M 1 '0“
lfor the macaaineandahorriblemenepre ”mamfl“° VII his. "111th
ms fl;o%““"w"“mmm"‘ 2; The letter rouse in the dremof the dead
the haach an yards fromtheaceneoftha :mm'lmm
explodes. luthamidatoftheruimandall :‘thmnb,
......“ mommmm ~n§,""m"‘"n- mom...
' llhflld brain
there. Thebodiaswmtakeaentasfast- :ymmxafinwg:
andwhenallwereputalimuided' watchman-rams; hat I.»
eachothertheywnntadtwelve.wlth0ua. maltontotheriveranl
serflottincermrtaosontomstthom ”Milan-mid 1 use“ less
Scenes of Horror. It“!
Bs—wmatiutwqotherawanminns mu.-
ala‘ oravm or head. Twelve men were wastats
Wutrightandthrsawmtakentotho anabfiyyu-inmmnuaamoy
' ounded.hntd .1’w “he ”I. lay. yanar
mwtzr warn will“... thzlr’cach hi'an-n-m-ndlvoommsu
1's- explosion had thrown them lutothe ”'“k'b'l‘” “u M M w I- m
hy,.daboat fromamevchantmanrrs ‘_ '
caad them. They were literally skinned axdffimmmmw
alive, and anon died of their injuriea GR. and - ll d “trauma" two
“WM“- m "m” u” Balm lsttevaia which Cheater P. Stone made a
”d'm'mmmmm 'dma confession of his guilty relations
occurred. with bk daunhterimlaw. The case was
”find ‘I “II-“- then given to the jury. in a little less rm
henna-ad mt 0-- d m pony any ar- hour they brought in the verdict. Up to
I"1 I shell, I“ “I“ the 000mm“ and a late hour Stone was still in charge of a
II - Oudthaflm torment: constabloneekingtoaecurebail
s‘esna was . lnwh, of the Saval hospital. "......
Hammad“; ins Snant‘lhwwxm cavern-ion FLOWER WRECKED.
of . be
at into all; midst of it to save life if pon- P'tclfll lulu-r. be! o-Ir mew: l--
athle, but the sapleaiou had finished its JIM In! Ill-III.
wilt. Elana. N. Y,. June li—Governor l'low~
'l‘hrsemagasinewstcbmemtblliu, Burns ar.with his wife and a partyof iviends,
audDamatedt. who were endutyin other wm crowns this rityon Em min
wt. or the pounds, 'mmlol’ injured. No. awhsn they were overtaken with what
atchmanColli-badaaanow escape. a proved a very terminate uodtlent. The
ofrhell‘lauced lrom the top or his traiawaarunuin'at aHah rate at speed
hasdaadlaftan ugly contusion, it an. who-la trundle. a curve near Cameron
trcmtheaacond explosion. The Int one ”130.503.“!!! private a! of the Irish
had-hakeuhimahnoat “Maud-fur cfldals. in which the governor and his
haw-struckhswalksd ioraahoorabont party were, Jumpedthetrach.
thanlna 'l'hebody of Gunner anew Governwmweriempsd and pulled the
waste-flea rooiofehelihceae no.1. ”militate car was dreued eighty
The unfatu 0 ran had been flown rodsaadthrownonltsaidebeiorethetnln
tharwfdshdhmflogwhich weastopped.
destroyed by an. In lie Thouovernor was pitched headless. but
oalysuflcrsdasmallcutosoaehand. The
were shaken up, but
...... m “w.
way. or
wmnearly frantic with fright. The acct
ma Iehllpt am nmr of the buildings The petty will
pm “’0', )1, J" y... u-” vflt Watkins (lien at Watkins. N. Y.
Ina lie-Ir mum-m "
Bruhh Wants to lie Governor.
Jaasav Cm. June lea-A latter was re-
h Jersey City from Captain John
Graham. who on Saturdav sailed from
New York witthavral I.
Ottawa, Jana ta-Jl'ha flatter of jun
flesh-medulla for then-ran-
mumuuMusxum
Ladies. whowkiilad‘ a new film tail~
mum-ad oats-Wort “’ ‘3'" "° ““1“ 3m“
hasrslreadwillueatvsthsirhlasesvel- h" m ”m “waif-£00“
sp-iaadayortwohrrpartieipsmiatha mm“: mm 3“"
ticket hil- wltl actors u” allows Murillo.
We. ,Harplyaad am.
A Ira-tan» lockout-Ir Ian‘s Ito-um
ll. 1., lane Merl-av
Intefld
flare Ilsa lento” Coll-3.
W. l. 1.. Jane tau—Oothrr trmtv
Ira-his tested at teases-ea.
'rcsswasna. 1.1.. less rt—rno strik-
ers have are still
' mstie,hut it to wonder-
with‘lllfl balance andthd
not lunchpoetry launch -
fully conclusive. If you
have a partiality for the
right ride of your finan-
“It
recognizethatwearelesdersinourline '
good- be quicker youwill he to putiliahhalancethere.
tortli Insult.
mnemonic-Mm ,
nullity WW
"OMSTOCK
BROTHERS
no no no. Inuit Building,
Ioraall.
ever were before; the quality is not only
her than it ever was before. _ y
' t worth reading: here's the moral for this one: There
never was a better chance. for the quick buyer.
There's a story: ‘
words. It can'i‘hu
on for MY“! or
It is the stery .
Clothing and, it y
is the scale! with
tier story has never
been told. Thstisu’t’ihe.
whole of it, however.‘f I
will bear just a little ad
dition. The prices are
not only down, but
are downlowertbau they
a , but it is .
story wiaiout a mo
:‘5 .
kiln Saturday, Monday and Tuesday
JUNEll,-
the I
come in to look its over.
YES. THIS IS THE PLACE. -
'lafike it on the whole it is way ahead of the average cities of
its else; but when taken bufiheep wise. it is not only far ahead
. butitlis eintply WM~IMW3JMME n endanger goo-
ting the confidence savour: the trade of the surrounding country.
83 WASHINGTGIN STREET,
We shall give one of our own special 19¢: sales. It will eclipse
any' one of its kind ever given before. \Vhy 2‘ Because it partly
fal 5 upon us to uphold the above statement that South Norwalk
is the place to do your shopping.
Therefore before asking you to look at our prices, we would
simply say. we sell goods upon their actual worth, not the fancy
basrs as many do; moreover, we invite inspection. Our store rs
t in town, so you need not be a bit afraid of being an-
noycd y having it clerk tagging at your heels, if you simply
-..- - 7409~ -——
ionpare llur Prices, We know They
will Stand
alk. l. ll. “Fill-l3.
n vellum Strut.
Z“~
' Will PlPEll
Penis;"0ils.',..:lllass.:'elc,.
Combined Chair and Step Lad-
dcr reduced from $2.00 to $1.75.
Pllllilllli. mm muslin un
llitilllllllil
79-Washingion 81:79
l3 and I4,
B l 0 YO L E S !
(Build. Cushion or Pneumatic Tires)
Tricyclesliatcheslirfiunsiilles
And thousands of other things given away
with orders for our celebrated Tone. Coffees
and Baking Powder.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
Sendacetamp for 3) page illustrator! catap
llellelknapieaco
Bridgeport. Conn.
The
handsomestand best equipped ten store
‘1: the state of Door-micut. m run
.l. 0. crimes."
“apex Mangancalciminelmalnlel
And dealer in
Will PAPER lllll BlllllllllS
lSortb llaln stint. so. Norwau.
Sample lurks of full line latest st 165 0
Papers. [bruit-re aml Gilt Moulding-r in 'nn t
harsh- for inspection. on motion by metal.
rel“ ‘ Estimates chrorinllv Riven.
ll“! ”3'- ‘it‘lUSlC! music: ”
' llumestics.
. F t l l .. ll lfl C ak Jr
hyardsSbirtlug ('alico.... . ....i9c fill-WWW? ------- ~ milk sfimib'l‘choiulsoo‘x'i {forl'éimi'rfiiu
ly‘unls i] can“. ............. "k .00 yards Embroidery. from 1 inch m -
5 yards Toweling ....... .
2% yards Zephyrinrs limo; Fuhriv . .
25min Feather Ticking ...
4 yards extra heavy Unbh-nr‘hul
8 yards Fruit of harm, H bleached. 19c
..... lilo
.lilc
.ch
)luslin ........................... lilo
CFltMAK and b'l'YLl-Is' ORCHESTRA.
Mr. I). 1“. Cum“. dimlor of Mcru‘s Milk
' tnry Band! of Writ-best". x. v.. and Mr. w.
.l. Myles. the well-known mrnet coiolx-t, hav-
' in: mmslidau-d are now Irepan-rl to furnish
their il_rand Colin-rt and more Orchestra of
ten artists tutor-e or less as desired). Orchestra
uniforms a in Gilmore. We have come to stay.
..., .... a.
d don n Ivory Buttons ............... 19c
1:335 int-hes wide. “wally sold for
We yard. sale price. 3 yards ....... 19c
:h'r dam: Lmlits' White Aprons.
open work and Hamburg inserting.
wide hem, full size. this sale ilk. .eaeh
5 ghee Transparent lily-refine Soap,
sold eleewhere at We a cake: our
HOMER ’3’. Hovf.
llllllll Watchman! and Jeweler
l5 KURT“ )lAlN STREET.
lisp-iris; oi tint- and complicated watches a
specialty. Key wind changed to stem. Every
firfl’lHBTiEI—n—éé-s Coll
B. F. sievenjé“
44 um It'll sum
Music Hall Block.
HEADQUARTERS FOR,
13 SOLD.
apl 3m
Columbia Bicycles 2-
“0.00
And a wards. Some rarc bargains in Colum-
bia cries, which haveheen used but little.
A better investment than to purchase low
grade new whet-ls. The old firm,
JACKSON BROS-i
68 Walifitrcet. Norwalk. Conn. I: t!
STAMFORD. CONN.
A wide -awokc t: dining school forbcth mu
Every mines; branc thoroughly.
German. English and collegemparstovystuc-
ants. free of charge. ,
llcaqnarters for South Norwalk and vicinity _‘
for the sale and rental of ‘hgmim n Stan-
pewnter. ’pewri sup
Fenian-log uc. wildness:
M. A. WPruldent.
. Jacob Ill. Layton,
Bealfistateand limissAfsnt. Genet-lla-
suranee Ageac -—Flre. L! e and Accident.
Ocean meshns'l'icketr—Cabin and w ‘
Drafts for Si . upwards. and Money On!”
to all parts of Europe. Notary Public; nanom-
ledge-meats taken. Railroad Tickets. lb.—
gage‘cvbccgied to destination. to
as on street. next Post Once
South Norw .Conu. , ‘
LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING.
Pianos and homehold furniture moved with
care. Treats and packages called for and
promptly dcliw . Office. No. ill Washlg~
ton street. South -‘orwalk. Conn. did
I). P. IfiéfifilEIL.
, ‘ price. 4 cakes ..................... 19c Nil"): '0? first 01-" "ml. Ind the mam- venue or ran Pater: H mm .
I yard Sled or Illuo l'lanm-l. . . I9; 4 Pfll’kflflt’s 1.0““ ani’l’ ............ 19“ lcal abilitv to do the same. Jl “my“, Attorney, hm“ “f.
1 1*“, Pole and “Hm“ . ‘ . , _ ilk.- . * . . - , . .-. —. . -; . [m-urant.,,_ Furniture insurance a specialty.
3 roll. Toilet Pnp..r_ _ _ . ,,,,,,,,,,, 19c ”01’" "oIWALK SIVIHSS BAR‘. ( ill “abrasion street. Somh .\orwalk. aulnf
IWimhw Shade. ... .. ...- ..I'Jc in mm roar rm ________________ 19.- uwmnmn. m" . «a _ ... , .
ll yunls best Ammkmg Apron 5 Fancy Jap Fans. .. .. . . .. . . . ...ch o'roml'mmumy‘smiggifihml ”ll. 8- w. sclllll’l’“, ‘
Gingham ---------------------- We Choice of It) stvles Black Silk law, "71m. “In.“ ”aw” ' 'ETE'IIMY a I ' .
2 1rd: Siikeline. - l9c from 5 ' to 10 inches in “my; ml ““5 P ‘ ' 803 E I: 3
3 """""""" width ...................... 19c yard Jimx it. ‘r'lza'ms. firemen. 3‘ MIN-ll Pk“- Sonth 3'0"”. end
1 “double-fared llxurul t‘nnluu Chalk? 0' 10 5“.“ White Silk 1‘09, JUHS ll. KNAl'l’. 5(1.tllul Trina ‘Gn‘m'fl Dr!!! Store. NONI“. ”5h
l’lannd............ .......19c “9‘“ 5 inches to 1.) inches in _ - '- ~ ' ~~-d-~~~—— A-‘w‘
4 M good “my“, Outing Flannel. 19‘. width. . . . . ................. We yard
4 yanhl Unhleocbdd (”Alton l‘hmm-l, no i;‘:1w;':f::m' S"? """ fhui ' m" * l I H
, ‘ ‘ . * ' I Florin, cm cy
l ”“9““ Stripe “2'0.“ 300‘“ - r - J9" Satin stnpe and Ueimtitc clients, I I
worth 300 per Tani; this sale. . . . .. .ch
-——-ooo-—————— Choice of ill :kflz‘rent styles of Scis-
sors. host q lily steel ........ 19c. pair
I , :3 Brioche-r Dress Stock, 6, l. “and
“SW" 8 anm I 9 inch ........................... 19c
I :3 dim-n Kid llair (,‘rimpors .......... We
‘3 Skeins Saxony Yarn ............... We
3 lIIlI' (lento~ Black "all "are, fancy
2 pair (leuts’ lined llalf “are, l.'rc 1
..ss .........................
instep, worth 10c pair ............ lie
1 Decaf Untiershirt ................ 19c
Hm' Negligro Shirt .............. inc
‘3 pair ladies' fancy black foot, col-
ored top Hose .................... 10c
.. Kitchen llepanm’l.
l Mesa-if Corded i'orsct Waist. . . . .lilc
~———-»ooo~——.
1 Paper l’ail ........................ ch
l Perforated Wash Benn] ......... .lllc
I Ten-liook llat ltack .............. We
to buy
DRY — GOODS
is identical to our way.
A'l‘TEN'l'll ill 15 CALLED Ti) OUR IMMENSE STUCK ill"
Underwear.
4 may yum may“... ,,,,,,,,, 19., l Turkey Feather Duster ........... We °”“"““
l Ladrcs' 'sur wsoiam Tie ........... no :3?“ 'fi'L-‘g ------------------- 1:
’"i’cl‘"”"”“"fm"“° """ ‘9‘ 3Milkl’al’lfl........ ......... too .
‘ mhfinfiumflyfihfihnfimfi 1 Crumb Brush and Tray ........... no “nSIBI-u and
etc—«not ball the'value ............ lOc : glmllreialdl’la to ------------- l:
' , uncy . . . . . ......... . .
H “I Outing Iannel 8”" baht. ”a lCotlee Pot, copperbottom. ........ lie ‘W
l Fourth-hand or Trek Tic, (lents'.. ..ch
tuition;
llyarrhfllncbl’launel ............. l
ByaldaStripeDresaflorala...........ch
M inch llenrlettas is solid colors
and-tummy
aid .............. 19c
allupaandSSauceraW
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One of our special inducementsthis week in hosiery in Our 260
Just the
1 Tea Pot. copper bottom ............ lie
I W D”- M- -- ---------------- "c and She lines or Brilliant Lisles, reduced from 65c.
:mmmwwimow :: : 1:: thing for-warm weather, and at these prices they cannot lastlong
I tom-min; no ................. no Our has of reasonable underwear in ribbed and plain. milit-
iolouy Ola-u.....-..... ............ its log in price from 10c upwards, is displayed in large varieties on
1 W'WW P“ ------------- ”‘3 our first right hand counter. Just look at them.
to l largeltockluxham Tea Pot ........ 19c .
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We are Aim Displaying
Of Children’s and Ladies’ Swiss
We are acknowledged by all to carry the lolgest line of Lodiee’
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HUN-0°00 Dn- Glnslllmm J30 """""""" ’ """"" embroidered and hematitched Flouncinge, Demi Flouncings and
Bards fl ”clYellowWalel’iel’latss ............ ch , . . . . , .
y 8mm! ........ - --------- ”a, 0...“ ya”. no.“ ___________ m Swiss Edgings, which, consideringguality, are very cheap.
ind-80mm ----- -------- "0 llanrp,complete ................... too -
lyardallwoolChallie..............iOe 4Pieflalne... .......... .. .......... 1.0
lyardbratflcotcblepbyrahgbam..lk lDinuerPhtea... ........ . ......... 19c
tyardlSilkGi-pmll aissa.........1
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bargains so that close buyers
'tereatthem.
8 yuda Best America Gingham ..... inc
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Beer in mind them that we are always givingsomespecial
remotes-ammoni- .......... 19o
Bdeccratsd Bone thes............
ailments-19c
IKsiveanPorks. .......... ........ito
380tm.... ....... . ........... .ch
lode-sumothmfins ........ . ......itc
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to weekiaj’arasols.
that is desirable.
TO THE
can always find something to in-
tssdfor five years.
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Call and see what a beautiful display e are ginkg-
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‘ We have everything in Calico Wrappers, both light and
Shirt Waists, consisting of Silk, Cambric, Percale and Sateen.
came;
We would briefly say we carry :everything good ll! Outing
Shirk, lsundried andunlaundried Dresafihirtgjalhgredes i t
Shirts, Ties of all kinds. Collars and Cuffs atheiiowfit
w? _
_ .2?" Agent to.- consume Sewidg. nucleoli to).
m million
. In Hard and Soft Wm ’
All Sizes, ‘
AT LOW PRICES.
The only pm city Where
Blue! Farm. Creamery Butter
has. ~
Business houses supplied with ofllce amiab-
D. P. "Iii'fi‘RRELLfii
or
Norwalk Chronicler