wife-err ~
6"?
one-m
WATS AND lEANS CQIIITTBE.
M’A Tm
Wesssert and unprepared toprove.
SIIBIITTED T0 Till ”I“ Bullish sud other Europa-Insan-
facturres have made preparationsto
flood the American market with their
l‘ thcmontent it is wnonncsdthat
xmsssotaun-m lllllfutnro M , ,
,lw to flood the Ans-risen “MWENNW
'v w 'lll no)! (leads the Its-eat
Blew that an. Present 'l'aril
liter-Mu”
Belowhthestaternent referred to in
lit. um. roman, retains“.
'1' l- M,- »m nest on.» sen-tr
noun-um Denney.
' . maturation”. of ms 8mm, A medias of use Norwslk Horne
mamas 21an been submitted to Who“ coupon! 'ubeldlmnlght. J.
Q_Weys and Bogus committee of the 13- Kimmy. president and treasurer of
Mumnmiva byacontmittee "‘9 road, resigned, but will continuous
or For Felt Bat flanufscturers, com- member or a... board of directors.
posedof Jerome Taylor, James L. Carr. D'm’m Charla E. 31.“ and Edwin
EV. Connott, C. B.Tenney and A. B. 0- 30." resigned trons the board. E.
Warner. . It will be interesting reading J. Hill was elected a dlrsohr and alaoto
haverymonln South Not-walk con- “1903““!!! president and beacons, to
nsotsd with the batting industry :_
succeed Hr; Kinney. J. 2A. Osborne
. lectedantensber of the board or
OWL—We appear before your w,” e
mute. to advocate the retention of d‘m’mfl to fill the other vacancy on the
It; present duty on fur felt hats, name board. No “b" business W m8“
up,
i,Bohedule “N" hats, for men’s, no in” matter °‘ ‘Wflflnfi “‘9 stock
men’s and children’s wear, composed of M" be m ”a" ‘t "'9 ““31 meeting 0‘
fliefur of the rabbit, heavor or other 9‘” “MW!” .October 10. Thor-lee.
“so”! which such for is the corn- tzon 0‘ Melflm Hill and Osborne on the
poem metal-is! of chief value, wholly Will 0‘ directors will not many ny
my manufactured, including for facilitate the transfer 0' “'9 Hyatt "003
if . ad volume—55 per cent,
Andtoimpresa upon your minds, as
carnatlyasitta possible for us to do,
Wtheresult of the past has democ-
to its purchasers, as the stockholders
will have to vote upon the transfer.
President Bill will enter upon his
duties at once.
stated that the duty of 55 per cent. ad Christian lads-mun .t "carport.
micron is by no means exccsaive- In The quarterly meeting at the Norwalk
anpport of our views, we present the fol»
lowing reasons: ‘ .
Christian. Endeavor Union, held last
night in the Westport Congregational
Flnt,that practically all of the ma- church. wasaveryinterestiug one. The
, halal used in the manufacture of for following number of delegates repmeng.
felt hate is subject to duty. The furs
ed the moieties of the Union: South
prepared for hatters' use are subject to Norwalk Congregational, sixteen; Nor
”per cent. ad valorem and the duty on
other materials ranges upward to 50 per walk Baptist, twelve; Wilton Congrega
cent. on silk and satin yllningn, but tion, eight; Georgetown Methodistmne:
bands and bindings. .
Weetport (bngragationa‘l, twenty-five.
Second, that 55 per. centoi the cost of The mlil'ting owned "in! | m”!-
these hats is composed of labor, for me. Mm Herr Bridle! Meridian It the
which we pay two and onehalf times “Vila" Th"- scripture 19309104 9“!"
more than is paid in Europe, and in cup
were offered by Rev. W. D. Harnof Wil-
portof this statement We submit a photo- ton. and the address of welcome was
graphic copy of a part of a pay-roll of the 8WD by the Pastor. Rev. Jab?! Backus.
W hat factory in Europe, Messrs.
Murat File, which shows that some of
thehsnds earn 12.} centimes, or 2} cents,
anhour, for identically the same work
fir which we pay 10 cents an hour.
Raporte given by the secretary and tress:
urer showed that the Union is in a
flourishing condition. It was ominous-
ly voted to admit theBroad River society
into membership. Interesting paprs
Others earn 30, 85and 40 continue on wereread b! Bent}. i]. W. Ph.D.,on
hour, or 8, ’7 and 8 cents, where we pay "Temperance." and 5! Ml” Dill! Ryder,
for-the into work 20 cents an. hour.
Others on this pay-roll have earned 35.
president of the South Norwalk Baptist
society, on “Our Social Work." The
“hull “continue, or 7,8 and 9 cents consecration service wns conducted by
'an hour, where we pay 25 cents an hour.
Rev. R 0. Sherwood. The reception
Theforernan on this Vinemetpay-rollrt- Which followed the programme was a
“in 40 “d 42; Irance per week, or 33 very pleasant lure. An abundance of
and .350, The foreman in Ammo“ refreshments ore served and the West-
taoteries are paid from $20 to Wper port people again dem nstrated thelr
week
Ml! superior to that adopted by Euro
Third, that contrary to, thp popular
idea that the machinery used here is so
ability to entertain.
lance...
The marriage of lies Kory F. Le-
peal manufacturers, the fact is that 00““ “'1 “Md “039'” ”hml'lw’
hothcountries use practically the same yesterday afternoonat the home of the
‘itiohinery.
bride on East avenue, Bast Norwalk.
fourth, notwithstanding the present Rev. C- “2 Peer. WW! 0‘ the East Ave-
duty,thasehaa been no increase in the nuc Methodist EPIWP" church, p0!“
of hate to the consumer, for the formed the NWWOD!» The meal of
m that they are manufactured in “on"? “'3" ““9 Miss A“! LcConnt,a
tweIVOdiIIerent States. vlz : New York, “if“? 0' "19 bride. and Miss Fannie RoseI
Ne‘i Janey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut
a cousin of the groom, was the brides-
Bhodelsland, Mamachusetts, Maine, Cal~ maid. The groomeman was Irving
m liuouri, Indiana, Illinois and Robertson. The bride was prettily attir-,
Iaryland. And there‘exista no trust or 5“ "l 3 “9" ”010M gloria, trimmed
mung“ in regard to prices. The with black velvet. On account of the
‘klIl corn tltion "mo“ over two hun- recent death of to bride's parents, Ifr.
pe g and Mrs. C. W. leCount, only near rela-
tivee. to the number of about thirty,
The many presents re-
ceived by the young couple were duly
inspected and admired, and aaumptu-
ous collation was served. Mr. and Ira.
Rose took the 0le train front South
Norwalk on a wedding tour, whloh wil
include Albany, Saratoga, Niagara-rid
other places of lotmst. On their return
they will be at home, after
2i East avenue.
tired factories employing about 25,000
hand! «uses the hate to be sold on a
m close margin of profit.
.mth, that with the present means of
npfltransit between this country and
m,and with the system of the
able Code, the two countries are
bought» closely together that any mu-
“! reduction in‘ the present duties
: would arable European manufacturers
hm this industry, or compel the
M0 of labor to the European stun.
M
Banoams‘ LN
walk Congregational,slxteen: South Nor- ~
allowing is an illustration of the
vs cost of a hat In this country
Blacks-ms Parker Inland.
Frank Parker. the blacksmith in the
rear of Solomaue' stable, was driving
“ 'W’ costing “5 p“ dozen in down the Wedstreet hill yesterday after-
“Um:
AIIBICAB Cf)”.
noon, when his horsetook fright at some
men employed by the city street depart-
wt‘ml'afilffdii’moxx:t'iil mm. who were com... out . catch
manhunt”: cent. of no .......... he) basin near Trinity church. The animal
Osasdlncldentals,tpsr cent. of us ...... .‘fli gamed suddenly and Mr. Parker pulled
‘ m on the reins, causing one of the wheels
. rosaroncoer
h. I”! it out. less than American
. “Misha. .... ".2
“less than American cost,
of the wagon to break. Mr. Parker was
thrown out, mtaiuing a severe scalp
5) wound and a bad injury to his hip. The
horse. dragging the wagon behind him,
mam. I'l .............................. m w, m m m “a into an mu.
0 per cent. of American cost.
1 , but)...“ . ..................... an)
' ‘ ”of Americencost‘lli cents. .fl
‘I'hs Bat-led Banquet.
The annual banquet of the Norwalk
- r 2 3;}; butchers was held last night in the on,
. markers shows that a hat coating no Hotel. about thirty members being pm
.1, gihtoprodueeherecanbemsds ent. landlord Ball had preparedfor
“F them one of the finest spreads over
servedintownand thehutchersdidfnll
the duty of 65 per cent, justice to it Beveralbutchers from out
of town were present and witty speechl-
tor ms, lhegreaterpartof
m being thsprlee paid for
db total cost of the foreign hats
h mm the same hats msuu were mader 0. I. Bart. of New Bav-
~ MI would cost .15, which
2 the present tum lanotpro- others. _~
. and we have never asked for
swim to impress upon yourcom.
, U Ghostly asposstblstoeoso,
A Mile collision.
(smut to the Sentinel]
M W “a”! '3‘“ 1"" see and Terasroad near milsboro.
or be destroyed.
.umm tumor- tratncrashedletoesehothsr.
. set-mum country our.
fish purines totbspssssgsot .4,
. sisteliwsto neutron
in the history of as
mathematici-
!
en: J. W. Btllllrnsn. of Doubt!!!» and
For: Womuspst'I—A terriblscot
llalonis reported entire [unortho-
A southbound and a mention
Instrumental-immanent“.
Momma”!
Lamps.
SrunTEvANT'S BARGAIN HOUSES,
NORTH MAIN AND an arm, ”com nonwam ,
oslrun FELT HATS gmwmmymrm ............,
NAINOND‘THEIB ClllllllE
IBMIIIIATID POI HIST file
[WAN BY '1'!!! REPUBLICANS.
Other lent-suns srsae «them-ea
'lhlrd MIMI-II a norm
In. rat night—rum in Dental
‘ansl Wm. ‘
The Republican primary of. them
and'l'hlrd districts for the nomination
ofnandidatesfor townoflceswasheidat
the'l'own Bones. lastnlght. Thccaocns
wascalledtoorder bytown committee
man B. 3. Keith. who was elected chair-
man. Dr.W.F.Actonwasclected
sacrum. Upon motion of A. E. Austin
that an Informal ballot be taken for
aeiectnsan, William H. Smith prusntsd
thenameofOscarW. Raymond-,and J.
B. larvinssooeded the nomination with
a few kindly words for Ir. Raymond.
it was then voted to proceed to the
nomination. The chair appointed John
E, Wade, Fred. A. Bill. Barry Rider
and Horace Gibbs tellers. While they
B. R. Gorbam posed the hat and receiv-
ed “mp” theexpsnsssofthe caucus.
The mulled as follows:
linu’to .Los. I
MIT'W"2'.'.'.‘.'.'.'.'..'2222:3137:
Upon motion of W., H. Smith, see-
onded by Barry Rider, a rlsingvoto was
taken for Oscar W. Raymond, and he
was declared nominated amid a roar or
applause.
A formal ballot weather: take-for
town clerk. Herbert B. Smith was the
choice of the meeting, with but eight
scattering votes. The balance of the
ticket was selected as follows:
roa rows masonic,
William A. Curtis.
son TAX common,
George B. St. John.
FOB CONSTABLE.
Robert N. lorehouse,
John S. lockwood.
roe nausea,
Henry Bawxhorst.
eon none or mm,
Bradley 8. Keith.
r0: Guano scion, .
John Ill. Hoyt, Henson Hoyt.
Iron scnoor. matron,
Alfred E. Austin.
won snowman,
First District, Clarence B. Coolidge.
Third District. Edward E. Gorbam.
It was voted to ratify the action taken
by the Second district in completing the
ticket.
Henry L. Decker received a few votes
for every odioe on the ticket, where a
ballot was taken.
The candidates will meet at L‘. B.
Coolidge's adieu to marrow night to de-
cide upon some line of action in the com-
ing battle, .
BABIES REPUBLICANS.
lea-n. libel-liar and lllndlay Nomi-
nated los- select-sea.
The Darien Republican caucus, in the
Towh Hall, last night, was attended by
nearly one hundred and titty Voters.
Considerable interest was manifested in
the selection of selectmen, Charles G
Waterbury being a strong candidate for
the petition, and receiving nearly as
many votes as Ir. Bindiey. Following
is the ticket placed in nomination:
son mum.
Jeremiah C. Kilnefelter, Joseph Hindley.
roe 1'0th chm,
John S. Waterbury.
r03 rows ransom,
John B. Waterbury.
Ion anemone.
John I]. Whitney, William Hindley.
ron mane or nuns. '
James E. Carson, Thaddeus iloyt
ton mm Town purest? rvsn.
John 8. Waterbury.
Ion Tax comes.
John 11. Whitney.
roe women or town accent-rs,
Albwt i]. Boofleld.
ma scrtoot. worms,
Arthur Boone.
roe cusp wanes,
Clarence it. Beolield,
Samuel C. Stillman, Jr.
'0'. COIHAIm,
Smith 0 Kohl", Alonso Weed.
mu momma or Virtue,
George W. Fowler.
CAUCIIB IN wssrrosr.
“the Democrats flame candidates for the
Various Iow- Mess.
At aoauonsof the Westwrt Democrats
held in Toqust Opera House, last night,
W. J. Finch was chosen chairmen: J. I5.
Jones, clerk, and P. G. hufordand W.
was mined:
My ,
mobs-WatMabw
. ., 0.
counted theballotsC.B. Uoolidgeand B
J. Wood,talleri. The following ticket
ward Alisa nine,
dine-am thuJ.Qulnlaln.
Psttv Bradley.
com leteness an
MERELY MENTIONED.“
These was another wreck or a World'l’
[air um near Kalamazoo, hitch. but
no one was killed. '
Diligent search has fell-ti to locate the
hvahalnan who caused the Klupbury (1nd.)
of" .. “cucum-
lls its Coin;
tative Bland’r wife has recov-
srsdand returned with him tothlngtu.
a committee of the Voorhls may
in New York city is to attempt
with William R. Grace. Char I.
. alrchlld. James O'Brien and others to.
an sntiJI'arnrnany m,m in the , ,
The village of Coral, men, was corn-
pletcly wiped out by lire last night.
Secretary Carllsle has called for the rev
lgnatlonot Ernst Nathan, cellular of he
tarnal revenue for the tint district of New
York. .
Joseph Field, 101 years old, celebrated
his birthday anniversary near Bed Banks,
N. J ., yesterday-
Sir John Thompson intimated that f
trade between Canada and the Uni
States would be welcomed in the to
country.
Fremont V. Brown, a Christian clergy-
manwho recentlyrealgned his charge tt
rsddock. Pa, eommittedsnlddebyjump—
log into the Erie canal at Syracuse.
Captain Corniekey says the baseball play-
lng rules this year have been. so satisfac-
wrytherelanotapttobeanyohange.
There were two new cassscf yellowxever
and one duth at Brunswick, Ga
Owen Murphy, who was in the Tweed
8 ringandhadashortage of @4117,de
New York.
The Casino Vaudeville theater at Spo-
kane, Wash, was burned. lose. more.
The Imhvllla and Nashville swltohmen
struck yesterday at Inuiaville.
The case of Hugh Dempsey of Home-
staadfamewaaarguedbefors thaboardof
pardons at Harrisburg.
The volcano of Collma in Mexico is In
eruption.
The marshal of l‘restline, 0 . was fatally
shot by a tramp.
Joseph Chamberlain, M. P., has started
for America
The police in Madrid continue to llnd
bombs and infernal machlnca
Yale‘s college you opens tomorrow
morning.
The pope has appointed the Rev. Edward
Dunne of Chicago to be bishop of Dalian
Ila-Senator “'arncr Miller is rapidly rt
gaining his health.
The gross receipts of the Dixonfimlth
fight are put at ”.000.
The Dcrnaaats of )laasachusetts are
holding their state convention today.
YESTERBAV'S BALI—GAMES.
SATII'lKAL LEAGUE GA)! [8.
Al f'hiragu It. II. I.
Newl‘nrk 0‘.‘ 00300000253?
(‘hlenari.....il l o l o 0 it o o s». Plfr s
Rosie and Milligsin, Motilil and Schrlrcr.
At Cincinnati inn: game” a. w. I.
Brooklyn ..... ltlllTOIlOOOAISDS
Cinclnnall.. ..l 2 0 l 0 :l 0 0 a- ? Ill 5
Daub and Ilailey. buyer and Murphy.
At ('lnrinnatl «second unlul‘l“ II. n. a.
Brooklyn..,, nouobnmbzt
l'lm-lnnatl.. . ”I n 2 n 2 o o .1 ti
Kennedy and Ilallvy. Parrot! and .‘Iur nlly.
At Cleveland R. n. I.
Washington ll 0 l 2 :l 0 l o 0»-- l’ R S
Cleveland....l0101ll lilo k-lil‘B ii
Esprr and lit-Iiuirs‘. Young and Zimmrr.
At St. Drills All!!! camel run. a.
Balllnmre. .tl l 2 0 0 0 0 0 5-dlll
St.Inuis._..l 3 0010 0 0 0": ii 2
l Mullane and ilobinmn. ilreltcnsteln and (‘m—
ry.
At rlt. Innis user-Ind name.l n. It. I.
Baltimore.. ....0l 00000-451
Ethnic... ......3 0 0 {I l I Dell 9 l
liawke and t'larkr, Gleason and Twinehnm.
At I‘ltuhurg (first gami-
Phlladelp'aJi l) O l 2 0 l t 2 limllllz l
I’llfahurg...l l 0 3 0 310! I Hill 3
Mdiinnls and Clements. Killen and Earle.
At Plttsbnrn (second game)-
Phlladelphla..0 l 0 f) 0 t I) 0 ll— 5 d
l’ltlaburg...... i 0 l l 2 01 0 xwou
ilharrott and lloyle. Weyhlna and Mack.
o—o
At Louisville - n.n.r..
hulafllle ..... lilOlllOU l Guillil
Boston ........ 000000000~0Hd
Menefct and Grim. Hfaiey and Bennett.
Oarnsgto’s Alleged Bratker-la-Iaw Dead.
SAl'ilhlltllTO, Sept. Cir-Thomas Wintw.
said to he a brother-ln‘law of Andrew ('ar-
negle, died at the receiving hospital here.
He went into a restaurant, and being on-
able to pay for his meal he was elected. He
returned drunk and tried to break in the
door. It wnltcr shoved hint out on the side
walk, and in the fall Winne's skull was
fractured. “A. mm“
Peace ”inhibited at last.
Pnrssrno, Sept. 27,—1‘he trouble be-
tween the iron manufacturers and the
Amalgamated emulation has been set-
tlad. The condltlone are arednctlon of the
price nearer to the selling card rate, with
a 1% cent rate as the minimum basis. This
lsa reduction of lb per cent, but it is not
fixed, being a sort of sliding scale.
Cochin Charged With Cattle Stealing.
' Milan. Mo, Sept. fi.-Warren McCul-
lough, vice president of the First National
bank of Milan. had ill head of cattle stolen
from him farm in days: ago. Mr. uncut
lough has just worn out a warrant charg-
lng William 1'. Taylor, cashier of the I’m
pls’s Exchange bank, with the crime.
lam-ads flower-er After Prise fighters.
IthANAPOLll, Sept w.-Govsrnor Mat-
thews has issued four requisitions for price
lighters on the governor of New York—»
Belly Smith, John Griffin. Joe Choylnsky
and Daniel Cree-don. An other has left for
New York to arrest the men.
rho Ian Ira-else. Malta Outrage.
Bar Fasscuco. Sept. n-Thc excite-
ment over the dynamite cutrageeontlaues.
Mayor Elliott has called a trusting of the
supervisors. He suggests offering a re-
ward of ”.000 on behalf of the city.
Protest at American Inhibitors. .
Chicano, Sept. flu—The American ex-
hibitors passed resolutions protesting
against the adoptlon of the Joint resolution
before one providing for facslmlles of
medals a diplomas.
A “mt”... M-W.M,
An Italian this Its Urinal.
Yosssns N Y.. aspt. n—nsnone
sell, an ltsllan, SM and almost instantly
killed his friend. Frank Gnarino,wtth a
shotgun.
m Ming to: m ”steer-
Cotmaa, I. Y.. Sept. film-The state deli
mules-ion hasdeeldsd to establish a lab
hatchery at Gold liprlsas. ltseksn county.
err-“2:13;” .,.....
r m, .. .—
b to he epidemic in this city. Tau
mhnmmhemsaswkont
“mummies-nus.
Iran, am. stars.
. Neckwear! ~. _
E have received our fall and winter styles in neckweé’r and are now awaiting your inspection at our ‘ ‘
. m an elegant array. of the latest novelties. We take special pride in this department on accent! ’
. fine quality of our new seasonable attractions. J lllt look in our window and exilnine .
of dkerchlefs, the belt to the market, especially our Egyptian Lalwns already for instant use. “ These 5 »
' . . _ If you are about to buy now one just drop in and examine ours ..
.You will find it completennd prices reasonable. Have you one of our cards for Shepps’
1f not, met ask for one when you call and if you don’t understand it we Will gladly explain 1t.“
STDRE OPEN, EVERY EVENING UNTIll. 8:00 O’CLOCK.
Sohth Main Street. South lilo
r Masonic Bulldlng. Norwalk, No. I: mg
5
W 7
evenings remind us of our fall overcoats.
comsrocK snorHE
“H
to a... ,1 the Pocket-hooks
it Though the Children. ‘ "
THIS 'WAYz—Onfiaturday and Monday, the 23d and 25th
inst, we will give to every purchaser of 50c or more, i of a pound
of our best French mixed candies. Our price is 25c per pound for
the cattle; we know for the quality they cannot beequaled in town
for short of half a dollar. We are making this inducement only
to show up our stock; it is BRAND NEW, consequently fresh.
We shall handle none but the best brands, so as to be in a. posi-
tion where we can guarantee all candies absolutely pure. The
bulk of all our candies, such as '
Chocolate Hall Walnuts.
Chocolate Spanish Cream Bun Buns, .
Chocolate Markarandas. Chocolate Sour‘orange.
Chocolate Creams. etc. do. etc.
All. For 29c PER POUND.
Fine Chocolate Creams. I70 per Pound.
' Good Mixed Candies. 9c per Pound,
Better Mixed “Candies. lilo per Pound.
“ Cream Almonds. I90 per Pound.
Chocolate La Belle.
After Monday 1-4 lb. of Our
Best Mixed Candies
Goes Wlth Every Dollar Purchase.
-—-— — 4 »»~-- —~
Weird
George Vanllslyne. Proprietor, ,
83 Washington Street.
‘wmu nus mow
Theodore Olsen
Will use it soon
for an
portant Announcement.
IMPORTANT TO 17017
We sell, in our own stores. Shoes of our own moire
That simply imam: all the profits taken from the
m but one-dire profit of the maker.
GENTLEMEN --—- You CAN our
Good); at Wells, at $3.00,
r
u
mwfiufla '“ “8‘
» STOP L
LOOK”
M“
hEAou
W
C. H. Hervey, the old estab-
lished shoe dealer, owing to fail-
ing health intends to
NIS ENTIRE
‘ BUSINESS
. l wm Sell My En-
lure STOCK at the
ILOWEST PRICES In
‘I'own.
—- : —BE(}INNINU— : —‘
liaiurday. August 26m.
nu commune um
60008 or All
sum.
—-——o«—-—
Cilflllwil.
f llllllTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
4.
"Evnmc’ scHuoL.
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
STAMHIND, BUNN.
(lpnls Tnemlay Evening. ()rtober till.
l Young mun null ynum: women, employed
duriru lllr dry. run pllhuv mums in
IlllllKKI-ZI-LI'INU.I’I‘ISDI.\NhIIII’,SIOI’I-
ILIND. 1YI‘EWRITING, TIL!“-
illtAI'h'. ALI. ENGLIHII
lll8.\NCIII‘3§,I"BICNUII
ANDIiI-JIUIAN.
Tull-m roles rcnmnmhlr. florid for illustrat-
ml catalogue.
Ill. A. MERRILL. President.
I
BR E N l‘e A N ’5
NEW
Resiau rant,
‘l’llh‘. FlNEt-"l‘ (N ’i‘lII-l CITY,
Is now open and ready for bit-inner.
Id and as CANNOII "Bl-l.
Bridgeport. (loan. a."
One Thousand“
Cider Barrels
”AND—-
KEGS.
FOR SALE,
- ATM
Cililill REDUCED PlllllES
nmfiifltus.
SOUTH NORWALK.
llld Well Hand Laundry.
92 Washington Street. .
South Nomsllt.
*,
an. worm nose at naao.
so some use» In wasmso.
sarssracrms cesium.
cocoa 0!“.le ron also only“.
In some or’cnanoe. on m
~ .10th venues. Prom».
at“ In
.4 Neckwearl '
holograms flotilla. If _
Close Out
u . .
v .
Wall Paper?
~THE—
96 Washington St.
South Norwalk.
ofier their entire stock of
Wall Paper
at 50 per cent. less than regular
price.
Sale to Commence
IhursdayJuneZl
mm MISS 9
THE
WORLD’S FAIR. _
secureonecd'tlB‘T’I
, Souvenir Spoons
North’s Studio
CABINET PlillTllliNIllfi.
now“?
use .
nun
hostel Salt
LOT
._'_..Alr.-——..
“a ms
“no; N
50 m” "Slides. $300
5 {(9932333le lots, $250
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