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’ 7 m is the season. {or code ‘
, and we always; have the
minimum“ 4
, cutnnv nnosnnm
IIIIySIisIIntIIItss.
lawsuit-ants wagon-nu.
nonunion-emulate"!!!
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arm
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tsuanBtsrntsrdJstnrdsyaltsrsoss.
aborting-multichannel!
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All the old favorites at the
empties.
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intestinal.
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—JnstarrivedsttbeW-bingtoustrset
bridge, load oi wesktish, ti ant. s
pound.
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dimportsncswilllwtrsnssoted.
ummmmun
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:E PIIIEiIPI’LE.
. Can’t be Eieat.
PEPSIN
PHilSi’illlE
costs III cents. ill it is
limit lure.
ll.‘l|.l’|aisted
43 Washington St.
scorn NORWALK.
Wiggins:
, «ii’Elllll Sill
OmnendngWednesdlny, Juno
‘1‘,er 16’
wallpaper 0‘40 P0? 0M1“- arrangi- witch‘s-Months
thenregularprice. Ihsvo .lhb-yM,-dfro-wflshstsnl
tswlouotnomsiormnrtbst "m“‘hfihm
Essen, will make an excursim to Rotor:
Point, Thursday.
will tske place.
-—-Erery one likes our codes, lane's.
hndsomswagnns acronym the
pnrticnhrlysttnctiveonesbsingsnu—
pru- wsgnn {or lab; Lockwood, oi
NewCun-nmndsdelisssy wagon {or
ELYMOKM
In the second round at the men’s
ducks in the Knickerbocker Tunis
olnb'shodicnpto-uamsnt. ysstssdsy,
BuBnrchud.otfionthliorwnlk. owe
qu'tcr tinesn, but 1’. A. Lockwood,
olNorwaik,owchaltfiftsu,&8,63.
TheNorwnlkW noeiationmet
lutnightstthe residence oi Dr. C. G.
Bolnnnanmn South lain street. The
following oflceru worn m: Pud-
dent. Dr. 17.3. linker; vice president,
Dr. manure, Jr.; secretary, Dr. 3.
Eliuntington.
«Daringthernonttwcihly sod A»
Mmmwflldasutzwpm,¢-
osptinglondlynndfintnrdny crating.
P.B.!i'ssh&Brnthss.
View Mk, ofth New
Yorkdiswlisvwr sod flutters! mod,
“bur—lulu the W tui-
suwicsbstws-lew York sud Boston
willow Its-”three.-
punyhdsrhingevaminitspow-
srtoirnprorsthsssrrics.
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wreath-mummies. wanna-onwards.
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housefly-sunning
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80. Norwalk.
sass lug;l.ll,fl-~l.*ruwli
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W 5.1, “4 an mmhksntotkshhiontksstss-sr
works oi the lisrwslk Lock corona-y Sylmfisce. ..____
willelosssnrridsyundasturdsyolqch luWinsfitsrmt low York.
moms: fine. Isl. 1hr- M
mmrnmrJ-llb-a“ mud“-
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massacres-announ- Map-badmflb” mange-mutant
mason-Wm
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mmubfluflml’n’
darned-old “3 “'- "" W
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noun vii-y «when 1"- fit”!
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church-ndltnndrsw'scb-sh,flfi* lutbssoso-t u ea. “31' oi the
Client—nu Union, In“ in yestes»
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1cm myum4muuna. bushes- chicks. no ins-tin was
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and the Pntnamlloseoompuny tonn- motlifi._____’
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thuchys. Ontarians-inseam Ir.udlsn(:uurielluhlull.flr.sud
LutherWright nutcrnedontsevenl toklnsnt thohotri will he ottewdrdto IQWJLPa-lsnhuws E. Winn.
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momma-sundown.
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morning in byesktdissti. Among
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peettoreuide. ________
tarsal-r III-WW” Atnm’ diheflorwuikl’ire
W‘M mmumnmmmihm
fiend-define to the state conven-
tic-stDnbnry.
mammals-W
fight. ”thin-almos-
wllstsiuusd‘libm ‘5‘
mk-t-ndmtothe
momm-rmm
was iii-am! III-MY“ "“
The”warm wrisre;v heroine intewsein [mmeW’ .
thcl‘osfiwest Why. It will more
”thaw-d Wandwiil beesw- 4
dderuhlyfeh in this ssetinn except on “Mulligan-Intact». lanes.
h.
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mum-banana- WdI‘I‘Wm lslv Irma—urinal...
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i.
. Hills and John Lockwood. The last two
-mp-gnu mun-W.
ran-sq Msnlhs a. u-
ws hut-Ills hid-In FF" nub-Wit- mmu- musings-uni noninv-
thi 'I"
tkomorningfiebudsshoekofpuniysis
andfnilednpidly. Show-unborn sixty
moi-p. 'l'hefrmwnl will be held
thisfkrnoonfindthsbnrial will best
CHI-I. Hoyt,“ Norwnlk;Fndnnd
m.oi&idm,nndfinnk
ALIEIIHIII s ., unm
the time. We are selling flue Potatoes at 860 peck; 6 lbs. Rice,
850; extrnlsrgeprnnes, 3 lbs. forth clan; 4 lbs. Elgin
Butter for one dollsr, and numerous other bargains. Our goods
CAPESJACKETS. PARASOLS
YA. DiCk’ermanlkSon, ‘
s4 wnsuiuorou eraser. 'sourn NORWALK. conu.
WNW—p... man“...—
W
Highest of all in heartening Power—Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
.
in
W
I]. H. Dntohcr,.ir.,the infant sonof
—Tryhnsismphsrryasam.madeoi
Inlnhslsymwood. sn inmate oi
thsalurohonssflisdthsscyssterday. in
First-land.
Aflin‘pnrtyemnpossdoi J. P.
KmEP.Prics,&arluBoyt,
Dr. wan. emu. of Brooklyn. at.
Smith, of Boston, will go down tho but-
bsr fishing tomorrow in Oliver Clerk's
yneht, "Tina Brothers”.
——At 2 p. ur.,’l'hnrsdsy,yonwill find on
the "Bsrgsin Mic" st the Boston Store.
Knew-1k: Neglige shirts ruined nt 31.3)
untitlfidformc. och; nhoenstom
mule “hushed white shirts. 75c.
quality-t 50s.. (or think only.
MWiltonselectmen are making a
two- fight against mien-adder
ownersofthetown. Thrmghtheiref.
lortsallhutnheownessrcgisteredtbeir
canines. Mdclinqnmuweresnestcd
yestsrrhy and Mt before Justice
Austin. flay-citiedthelnstierbypay-
in: the costs sud promising to keep
theirdogsn‘itcudinthelntm.'l'hose
arrested wan inure“ flweilssr. Albert
sterlingflrphnlstloreisooee Nicholas
Joanrchlhiml’t-ter Stabley,W. J.
named are tohe tried this afternoon.
0'“ ’I'IIE RIVER.
flow. and (Inst. of tho buy In Inst
let-nil.
Charles llsrtnm isdrivinaa twenty-
five foot well on bi form.
D.I.Finellhsssoidhisbhcktcnuiot
Mnlfiuorhnm,whohasbeen ser-
iously illnthsrhonreon Core street, is
dowiyimpsm'ing.
Ilia huh Gotham.“ Haunt Kisco.
and Hi- Lnln (lorhnm. of New York.
msitiugflhflilhn P. Jones, first
avenue. _4 44- ..v-
Winning-ho fell from one of
lsrvhlhnthsrs’usalnssshorttimoam
dial-M htrichtsrm. has been oi»
h‘edlolnvethewonndiuneed.
lulu-15 liookn end two don‘t:-
un, who love been visiting Daniel
“swab-MW Ir-
Baking
Penn-Elen-
Hausa-t l’mplu .3th Our and
Other People's Friends.
Miss lllsy Finnegan, of Esrilund street
is visiting in Dsnbury.
Ilse llary Scolield, oi Norwelk. 'is
spending 1 low weeks at Hoiyoke. Muss.
J. )1. Laytonsnd iamily. oi Boyricw
avenue. started todny (or the World's
Fair.
Him Err Ilny Benedict, of at Bnyview
svenne,hssaoneto Newman tospend
n week.
[in Annie )chermott, of Brooklyn!
is visiting Him Knte Domuty, in West
Norwnlk.
President Butane“, of the Norwnlk
Tramway company, wss on from Boston
yesterday.
Iirs. linttlwwSteeglnillornnd children,
of Burr-its Avenue, spent yesterday with
(fiends in Brsnford.
ll'ns Lillian Kompli. one oi New York‘s
sweetest singersfis vln'ting Mrs. S. H.
Huntington, in Rorwalk.
lrs. John Walxer, oi Ely avenue, left
hwn toting to join her husband in
Colorado Springs, Col.
A. C. Stnnrt and son, of Brooklyn, are
enjoying the plenum of Tuvern island.
guests of Captain Joe Merrills.
Misses Ell. Scolield sud Anus New-
oomb. of Main street. as visiting rela-
tives 01 Mi- Booileld in Holyoke. liars.
hir. nod In. H. T. Zerl‘en. of New
York city. are the guests at Mr. and Mrs.
George Sheilhoss, of West Main street.
Mrs. Willi-n! VunW-goncr, of Sprint
field, flu... is spending n few days with
her aunt, Mrs. W. I]. Wilkins, Lowe
street.
Ills. Wslter Knuceh sud baby, Ind
lies Bennie Shoredike. oi Chic-no. ore
visiting at the home of W. ii. Wilson,
Spring street.
The Misses Annie and Lizzie Barrett,
of Seymour place. and bliss Mamie
Kelly. of West avenue, are visiting relo-
tires in Hartford.
Thom Marlow. wife and son have
left Rowsyton {or Port Jetl’ermn, by
way of Bridgeport, accompanied by Ilrs
C. ll. Guider,with whom they have been
spending a few days.
WESTl’oli’l'.
John Fsirchild, the carpenter, is quite
ill.
John micro". oi Snugntuck, is in poor
health.
Ex-Retmsentutire E. M. lees is It
Seniors.
Wood's satchel (scurry resumed busi-
DeI to-dny.
George Gorhsm has bought s horse
from i-Ili blend.
J. C. hrr, oi l’hilndelphia, is visiting
friends in town. 4
Pioneer :iiook and Ladder company
cleared Wot their recent picnic.
(l. A. Shepard & Son's morocco inc-
toryopenedycslerday.nftern menthol
idleneu.
The Stamford Y. ii. i’. A. bus boll
Mounts here fluturdsy to ere-sluts
with the Westports.
Ir. end In. Edward Squires. oi 8on-
utnck. ore sntertsinlng Mr. and lrs.
(irifleth. of Brooklyn, N, Y.
Rev. Dr. Gilbert. oi Southwt. ss-
dI-ssd pulpit- Sunday with Ror. Km
nsth chsnslc. oi Trinity church.
Rev. Infinith dslivsrcd audits-er-
soon to the Week lire department,
st the Mk Isthodht church.
(loudly event-u.
Genres Kerwin and sister. loco-p»
ulsd Ivy 3-.- all Home Js-inp Ind
Harts Mot Wat-rest! tor
the World‘s M, Ilst west.
(looms W. licolsld died st the rd-
dsnse of Chukka”. Hum strsst.
Wilton. Retard-y. sad twenty-one
yours. Marni director Charla Pails
M the flaws! m OM
noun. 'l'hs interment won at Weston.
A psrty at Warmers Mr «Ms
thsl lots- Polnt lost Iionrky and
hid s on tires In bottling. While they
are llrstolsss, nndtho Meters theehsopest.
Telephone
Leading Grocer.
Yes, businelsisdull nndtol
porter-house, 18; round, 14; shoulder,
in ringlaru‘b’s hind (:4
line of fresh fie ,
PEOPLE'S MIIKET.
18 North linin st... Bo. liorwslk.
olephone cell, 52-8. I Batistectiou gunrnnteed
feminism soon 30.
Second Han
can I 3-2s
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR, ‘,
33 Washington St.
DOWN, DOWN, Down,”
Ill) THE PRICES 0F MEATS.
iven it up we offersirloin.
1 ..
104 at 0
rib roast, [2}; plate
PEOPLE'S MARKET,
21 Well st., Norwalk
i Telephone (all. 5-7-8.
The Demand is Bunstantly Increasing for this Elegantlllttls Wheel
d Columbias
timid mud baud Columbine In lndies' And Gonts‘ wheels on bond And will be sold cheep.
0“" ‘7 JACKSON BRO’S.
58 wall Street.
Norwalk. Conn. m...
lly little boy was very bad oil for
two months with diarrhoea. We had
used various medicines, also called in
two doctors, but nothing done him any
good until we used Chamberlain's Colic,
Uholeraand Dial-rims Remedy, which
gave immediate relief and soon cured
him. 1 consider it the best medicirfe
made and can conscientiously recom-
mend it to all who need a diarrhoea or
colic medicine. J. E. Here, Trenton.
Tex. 25 and Mount bottles for sale by
G. C. Stillson. druzgist.
Elder S. 8. Beaver, of McAllisterville,
Juninttl Cm, Pa" mys his wife is sub-
ject to cram in the stomach. Last sum-
merth ' Chamberlain's Colic, Chol~
erssnd Diarrhoea Remedy for it, and
was much planned with the speedy re—
lief itntlorded. She has since used it
whenever and found that it
never fails. For sale by G. C. Stillson
druggrs' t.
lot-or Guy's Sweet Worn Powden.
lather Gray. s nurse in the Children's
Home in New York.hns (or years ire-ted
children successfully witha remedy. now
prepared and placed in the drug stores,
calledMother Guy's Sweet Worm Powd-
en. They nre sold by all dmggists at
25 cents a package. They remove all
worms. are harmless as milk. pleasant to
take and never inil. Valuable for fever-
ishnea. constipation and headache. even
if no worms are [lfl’fit‘DL Ask your
drugxist.
but full I win taken with it" kind oi
summer complaint, accompanied with a
wonderful disrrham. Soon alter my
wife‘s sister, who lived us, was min-n in
the same way. We used almost over-
thing without benefit. Thonl said. let
us try L‘Iismherlaiu's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, which we did. and
that cured I- right uwny. i think much
of it as it did for me what it was recom-
mended to do. John Hertzler, Kernel,
lierkstfo. PI. 25 and 50 cent bottles
for sale by H. C. Still-on. drugg'uit.
’ "éhfiiifn cry'i‘oi
Pltc her's Onstorla.
“MB-try wukk,wo‘nvolm’(‘nmh
Whenstwmslhllitmericdiurtudh.
Wuhebecanulksshoelmtom
mmmtmupnmm
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Oastorln.
Children cry for
Pitcher! Gustorls.
“‘ “ " “4“!“ li‘l‘lilt.“ '
SW03.“ “‘1'... "' 'f‘m’”
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manna-moment.”
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strssi. l
ms ti
Taylor & Golden.
IleaIEstateandInsurance.
WASHING“)! "REIT.
Per-mus lookin for I t or house
with the new 05 purzhgsin “(“0"
call and examine our list. e have them for
sale in every parrot the city It msouable
prices and on can terms. nnfl '1
III a areal Barg in
illitilSTiii runs Mill ““08
FILLED WITH '
Choice Plamsaml Vines
THESE WERE Iii ”8E BIlT
IlliE WEEK IT Willi“-
STOWI, II88.. Hill
llEiiflillTlllS IT lilillESE
ililflilEliiiEflEiiT. lilil Will
~82...—
Sold Cheap.
Hanlord’s Floral Hall.
muslin, Jami.
Free 1 Free 1
HOUSEWORTH‘S
PERFEG’l'lON GLASSES.
Prof. E. Houseworth
sn-nvuus'r ON THE "E.
wm be at our ntoresnd will ersmlneeyssfrce.
A. W. AUSTIN,
.D Wnll sin-ti. NONI“
M 3'
«T 0——-—
SEA BEACH.
Coney island.
—-.——
Silllfil
Bill of ALBANY.
WWW“
mum-position...» senor: ’
it?“ ghfifiifi'? SUNDAYLBULV 13s 93.
fimmfim‘w 75c Excurslnn ins-15:
vs rm sun... A. rim}:
kf4%:§g;m4 443%; mu sun Iomslt, est un.
1}“me4 Am fed-$354“ IETIiIIi“ lEI'EI
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Ms: M 'Em Is 's. 5:” Po I
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glare...- norms.
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and-pretend. httparsotslmulosrb.
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GREAT W!
David Stow,
«5”
nan-tor, 18 cents; fore 12; I of motto ’1 ’
fruits, vegetables, e’te., at?a n, 6
E. a. WADHAMS. Proprietor, 7
FREE DELIVERY,
“$.amlnvited to ‘
Norwalk Chronicler