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7 " “doubieaeatandkueedurtthethingforhnyfawear”.
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,6 First Olsaeliload Horses. .
_ M. H. PARSONS.
4:
~0holeeplnat and oranges. Cuueo‘e
‘ fromherlatehowreon'nod
49c reduced from 759. at I. S. Builth' .
with “optional the ”bites“... will
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city.
~Genta' fast black ular 25c
to behold at 12k: pr., at . 8. Bull
ralnandfng
raahwram'
f
on outlay fair.
in law
3W prev-i 11 Job of the u
. neon. emo otel.
2:.2‘”;:.‘"' a...
anther and
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winds will prev with It
by rising iota “here. all:
'"u" mam”. _,,.._._.....
Lowest Debt at the W.
t ant 1 mad“. at noon to-d‘" the
' a m . I"
we .Km “M5. '
"ficfihoivlu. ‘
we» nu. ventejer on em Are
Doing aid laying.
In. Emily Atteridge and family. of
(gamut street. have moved to iitatn-
[)anbnry.
A meeting of property-holders and
enueto the harbor. was held last nl ht.
at the storeof E. E. (iorham. The
and insoles-w to
most were and
mooneiati.‘ ng chairin- Cole. B. [against
a-ea o) . were to re-
ceive hide from contractoramfnr the new
etruetiopot thaaewer. Another meets
iegwiliheheldatthe-meplaea Tuee‘
—Round steak”. lilo. opoumi. at liayee’
market.
Considerable news of 1 local character
DUB SPECIALTY mum” "in he read.
_ Where the Tide liens and walla.
”wing to the dense fog
over the river. Iaat night. many boats re-
mained in the lower harbor and hugged
blinded
,ruggist,
3 Wilmington St.
' soswau.
ingont d-hoaiaryatflcnoa dollar,
at I. B. Smith’s.
John snare” nutty“ , who have
beenreridinginfiienforaomemonthe.
willlireiurn to Booth Norwalk. Tuesday.
to ve.
-—-You can be? the m cuts of
sirloin ateahfor Me. a mud: round
steak. ikuhonlder steal. lie" at flayea’
no
Thelietbodiat Epiacopai church soci-
ableatthehome of hire. Henry Hamil-
ton. in West Norwaik. Thursday n' ht.
waa very tacos-inland largely at .
I
~iiata. hate, O'Brien it Sherwood. if
on want a hat. a hat that will tie; trail at
blirien a Slvsrwoml's. The best 8': but
" PAPERS”---
, aellingwhite buokBianka swash-on :hé’fdi'iongbmg'wé
ggmaarreplnrted,g ttirlt'heUarrieV.
rue me ’ n tarteatner.
who?” confi‘uot h‘e ascertained.
ran n r. carry ngawa tof her
bowaud her to t’hepgntentof
over aloe. She went outaananai thia
owning. and whether Captain Daniel
fioyt. bar owner. baa-certained who the
auditorium navigator waa.ia yet to be
A doun or more large honefeet are on
exhibition at Reed allot-man's dock.
mt “illekhemalilfl barrel-*0! thee: shell-
w to In orthe
flab exhibition tnwl: held 13%.... the
first week of lay. aaheretoforertated.
The large schooner Florence C. was
brought into . yeaterday afternoon,
by the tug A ie V. She had on board
a large cargo of lumber for Norwalk
‘ ‘2...“ ’°°' 31' We??? 2-er 35%;”. m ..
i m 110'“ II I‘m ' e C . n'swm
" , , aide, ceiling, “a 9 down earlieatintheday.
138 in. borders; of course -%viw-ol our regular izic anti
. . olothto t ion a Go a...» r WWI!"- In: arrived “Hon
mecomblnstlon when unmuvm yd.,atl. “man an mn;1m»nm it: :‘iellgeh’thie
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rm v. “WI“..‘J‘WJME‘JM 3’1"” 4mm. :hia’pmornczchlbgttgltel? 3‘ 433‘?
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. *heentoid by ammo-immune "mm“ Awlmdmeuaraatworkmday
acumen that my price Wm“ “Mme.-- o‘nCeptain Charles Raymond’s mm...
”mil mmh l“ a.“ -—Chaluy Broth", of Bridgeport. (.erea.
. will re a concert tonight night at , ~~M — .
h quoted ehewhere. I the lump M a awn»: Dwain-t.
‘ also been told that my William H.lhtdley.formevl «.1 South ”TIMI-“"475 (film'melhnd
“hf Pill! goods is larger mW-“m‘ ii" {mfg ”if” hrotharhaa uni, .' m’ "£33
shown ”mm, in No... mmmm “g: - w gm“ gnu. smut. Should the out»
‘ isms-oi the of the in— WWW'WWWM loot
entrant unmiuthom t‘mm, you. "' “Wetland-won
' supplies at lowest
Fever-hearing and
‘ E. Gorham,
tl'tttlnnt.
teethetwean. twoofthebeat man in the
I “I: l have anon g.
'0' York Pluto thall-
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mm
friend
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in South
ported at namfim that :1:
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walkeiabnepaetadhythe floar.iuaid
and _ Cap
‘ U" YOU ,OAN BUY A BETTER HORSE FOR
FARM,
. 5" TBA! IRON ANY 0mm ESTABLISH-
The funeralof Ili- Aline Heath will he
attended at 2 o'clock.
ward avenne.
4mm miFe—Eim undervraar u
it?“
mrmmwm’fim Dannyknuelhofnridgegmmbon-
slang. cooler orally battled with (inorga Moon, was
in town yesterday. the guest of William
I haaretired from thering, for a
time at least, and i now traveling for a
well-known brewery. Hie ofliee is in
citizens interested in the roprsed newer
to lielald in (love ttreet,‘ rom First av-
thit improve-
a committee
day evening. when the report 'of this
3;“ fig‘é‘wmwm‘wmm W 7:36 in. nah-mom 12in yd., former
“‘ _._. - prtu: 25c yd.. at I. B. Smith s.
M” 3,.._ ..- _Pfid. 'figumlgy and Monday. cloa- —‘“'—'—-
which hung
the docks. The only accident due to the
'0 its charter, but it will be taken up by
oon- lyofL.
stratum
a llraeay aunt of Item's-e- m .
Upper III of town.
C. B. Coolidge’a condition ll about the
name today.
In. Frank Kelly died other home on
Ward street. thia morning.
Operatnraould will move from Ann
demymtoWeatdiaiaatnet.
Waahingtnn street. h bahg, altered.
Ker. (i. M. Baulenheek Will all:
the West Norwalk chapel, SI!
1100”. . .
~Nioe quaker bread. at lane's.
if, F»; The “dim -~- I >
THE "“119 WHEEL .m mm not. me: -... o. o. s. m. .... a... m...
‘ 7 " day. next Ionday. and (in-ale Deckemif Bay view avenue.
lutevaning. A..- __
A. J. Ileeker is making extenaive ra-
paira on his bowie street hill and Knight
street property. ' ,
“Mayor E. 0. Keeler ah: received“:
"W W! m “I
odicial palm’mwfi _
lira. 8ealGreen.nf Norwaik. is atop
gig: with her sister. In. 8. Buford
t, in {Winfield Ire. Scott iaaerioue
ly ill. _ .
-—-\'l'iiting paper at Plumb. loo lb.
lies Annie Heine. of Norwalk. and
Min Nellie Dunn. of South Norwslk.
haveaccquedposltions at the (lid Well
Laundry. w N
Preparations are under way for the an-
nual proecwion and reception of the
Children of Mary. which will mnur
shortly.
Ir. Peter, of the Westinghouse Elec-
trical Equipment company.le in town
teddy prepari hia bid for the electrical
equipmentof road.
—Hatel Halal O'Brien & Sherwood.
Ourflhat instriotlyband made of the
heattnatarlal and is sold elaewhere for
new and 03.00.
Francis Harold cheon, the young son
of John cheou, of Holden avenue, died
at the home of his parents this morning,
aged ‘2 years. __
The infanteou of Ir. and tire. David
Hughes. of Chestnut street. died early
this morning of croup. fourteen
months. interment at liranohville. to-
morrow. My ”
——Roouls hermit at 28 Holden itVt‘. in-
quire of F. J. i‘urtis, Not-walk.
The Berkeley street electric l ht was
out in last night. The to of
thumrounhfareoall it “the light that
never burns," ea it is out three-fourths of
the time.
The marriage’orii; Grace Mead.
daughter of Frederick Head, to William
Olsen. eon Theodore Olsen. will take
u
place at the Chapel of our Holy Saviour.
eaday. June 5th.
A. 8. (”olst, of the firm of ilackett.
Cnrbarta Co., of New York. attended
the funeral of Theodore P. Quintard,
rduy. and called on his father-in-
Hw. ‘Alired Knapp. at the Mahackemo
ote . . .
Bela.“ liulibel:i Wade 1! Rider (Alon o‘l
geport. wi sendaverylarge mer
can flag to Gettysburg. today. livery
day in the year it will float from the
Seventeenth regiment pole on the great
battlefield.
-(:hicltena, i2ic at Hayes".
The funeral aervioea of lira Cblrlea
Colehurn were held at MI) o'clock celer-
day afternoon. from her late deuce,
32 Prospect avenue. Rev. A. H. W ett
officiated. The intermentiwns in Rlvfl'r
side cemetery.
This it the time of the year when
ladies delight to look through the hot
houses. it (i. Hanford‘a floral hall lea
paradiae for the lovers of the beautiful.
and man ladies from all tin of the
town v t this kingdom of owera every
afternoon.
'l‘hm was a cross between the electric
light wires and the Western Union Teie~
Wormrm'mii‘“ “‘3'" “it
a l rum
(:w‘flarmmtheliorwmh, .and
leading man to suppose that t a build-
lug was on re.
-Pienty of tea—id“- 1.53am.
The Alphl WWI club hat-urrendarad
the Alpha Wheel club. onai entire-
A. W. members. mat-ti for
organisation will be held in a few ya.
Themambara of the new club are all
members of the Alpha Wheel club.
in the first We»! church
Sunday tvauinr Dr. it will give the.
lint-tags in " lgrlat‘a ”
tha'cu oiDeatruetlnanm
lung's-nuts
ley'l’aatpla Bottom -
Date"
for the use of the
lierhertBrowumpainterem
miter. liJloyt’treeidaneeen
. all, yesterday. from a ladder-
umadbyaroundhruk
onhiehaekonthe'mof,amidanumher
of pintpote, which he upset. emu-lit:
himuelf l
without :tnreofredhngmnwy
ill
h»: .1. I, w
34 Whéfl‘ihoroit
Wm“... m..mw.wwm.w-m..mw .
Tinirontornaoker’ellaioa Batches"
g... Halaudad mmmm
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f in l-
at" NEW-looms.
e
m w 3!. an m:
MWMumnwmm-i
750 to $509 T'i
yo
mm. s
oven in: elven.
lawn and Oneal. of the Day in last
li'erwaik
A son waahorn mo. and lire. Frank
Blake, of East avenue. this morning.
John IcDermott. of Lakevilie. Ct.
has moved his family to a house on
Pleasant avenue.
lien in IcKInney, a member of the
New venbar. was in town. on legal
bireiuese. yesterday.
The coal barge Arthur Jackson. of
New York. left J. Wallace Marvin's
dock. yesterday, for i’erth Amboy. N. J,
David Nickel—sol: Ind wife. 01 um
Norwalk. has been visiting with her
mother, Ira. Jane Aveut.in Branchville.
Ca in Oscar‘s—{dob}. of the Jennie
ay, is at his home on Osborne
avenue. Hie veeael is in port ai Salem,
liars.
A large number of applicants for
memberabi nreconetantly being receiv-
ed by then oereof the Volunteer lime
company. _“ A
Workman are reiittintt the rsouage
of the Beat Avenue Methodist .pieoopal
church. and getting it in readiness for the
new pastor.
Oliver H. Miller. of Unnlutry. who
. this boyhood days in this place and
mh Norwallt. called on his cousin.
Milieu) Shepherd. yesterday afternoon.
cery store broke down on First avenue.
yesterday afternoon. and the driver. E.
J. Carr, uammlysucaped being injured.
John Allen. on old mmidcnt of this
grid . has decided tnremniu also
his mNorwalk friends and (motion?!
in the oyster businem.
The regular weekly meeting of the
worth league. was held at the home
Charla Benedict. on Osborne avenue.
last night. About twenty members were
preterit. and an excellent time was
enjoyed.
Frank Curr, of First avenue. is contin-
.. to hia home. owing to a severe cold.
Ilr. Carr waadreuched by water at the
lire last Sunday morning. which de-
etroyed Randall] mill. and the cold has
since developed.
it is not a put up job to cut prices. but
it is a real fact that E. E. tiorham is sell-
ing wall paper at prices unheard oi be
fore. Our readers would do well to visit
hh store on First avenue and inspect his
large variety and Mitch.
A was: belonging to Sylvester
Younga ike down on the Gregory
Point road. yesterday morning. and the
body of the vehicle fell to the ground.
Upon examination it was found that the
implicit had broke in two.
About ll o‘clock yesterday morning a
wheel on a wagon containing Gauge hi.
Gregory. became fastened in the Tram-
way tracks on East Washington street.
in extracting it the wheel was demolish-
. The wagon was tikeu to a carriage
shop for repairs.”
in town on laminae. Ir. (”onkliu in mu-
m! with the oyster induotry in
Pptu and his alarm is now at Wil-
a... n 5 “No.91?! _
There was a large outliers-c at tho (ism
Thalia. laat lit. to witness the calm
walk. it :33 swell grout of tlhe sea-
rnuincoio aoc' . en ecu on war-
tinipaled. and {limit dcci ed lhat
the cake was won by I Nettie iiicklm
and Thomas Weston. The mentor of
ceremonies was Wilbur lluldami. who
ahu vidsd the cake. which .was on ck»
gent y oonetntr-ttd affair.
A surprise party was tendered to Mr.
and hire. George D.‘ Keeler. Bette place.
laetn ht. in honor of the first anniver-
mry 0 their marriage.' The evening
waa spent in social intercourse and
nausea. at the conclusion of which a
sumptuous collation was served. ‘The
waaaho in honor of the rec-
ond verse of Ilr.and live. (i. F.
a wadd . Ire. Keeler is the
of Ian or. E ,
invitation sociable 'ufinflfllfl
, the members of will"...
udder y, at par-
‘1..sz The brave
E
loll
company
arealwayanta had by whole tooled h- e il-
Illq. Everything was done b the
m in chants. composed or
use or when”
f 0 W A“ In. filth.
withdrew...
if ' in:
t
ours uonwam. court.
The delivery wagon from Jonce’gro-
,who was to move his family to h
i'ieorge Conkiin. (ER-hum. 1.. I.. a. ..
sun? at. While bombs will be the it
of Ir. and Mrs. John l.‘ilnmme~ A
' i1
Highest of all in Leavening l'ower.—-—Lstcst U. S. Gnv'l Report.
Baking
“Powder
“V Smith. leving noun-mi and True
Wheeler. to add to the enjo merit of the
members and their fr Shortly
chettra. under the leadership of Prof.
Cook. of South Norwalk. took their
music the
glided gar the waaen
mung can present
user . V. ' Baker.
u Royal A.
. iioor.
Norwalk:
of the Boo
walk. Mr. and Ira. Fred Wheeler. Ilr.
and lint. L. ll.fimlth. Ir. and lire.
3223‘”.
Sherman. Mr. and lira. Edward Birch.
Mr. and lira. Charles R. Day. lfr. and
Eaaon. Beanie Naphey.Carrieltaymond,
{Leona Been. Katie Fox. Carrie Redman.
gills- Howard. Messrs Jeane Seaman,
lEduard Robinson. Harrie More-
;houee. William Naphszl.
giiuckinuham, Charles yatt, H.
O. ‘Smith. and the corn y’a
champion feeder. Dr. T. B. riffin.
moraine the jovial party dispelled.
Taylor & Golden-
; Real Estate and Insurance,
WAIIII'HB‘I'DI "MIT. _
him? 52% sour mom
i and examine our a have for
inevery ofthaol atmao bl
Manonflm t7 urn.
W‘ at Alvis; .
”€313;an ‘ family—of three. a second
floor of about four rooms. West of do
preferred. Address. 0. BROWN. South . or
walk. atht
A HIDDLIatred lady. or girl if: or mm
A help in light house work. Call at No. 4
“unfold Plus. sl lw
' T5 BET.
f over a! slant ts... two minnlaa‘ walk
from Rowayton depot. flout iii. Pue-
emeinu May let. inquire ll. ACKA T. Rnw~
nylon. Conn. amt!)
H "-»_ _..,-a .._- _ -
‘OR rent, at Sanguine-it. Oonn.. an eight
room house with a large garden and
plenty of fruit and flower trsw Iii a mouth.
a:.'l iw RUN S AKEMAN.
lhblAH1biT rooms at No. 'l Hamilton street.
semnd ilmir. ma
I ' PP!!! part of bruise No. 5 Na ttreet. En-
. quire of L. (:AVANAGH. o. 2 Ore-can
Terrace. f
a
apflt
grog“. mininfmi'm at
h. ngtou street. on e as.
from April lat Has been occupier: a dry
goods store continually for the peat fifteen
reamand is now occupied as such. inquire
of Drnuv P. In. year: I a t e w
warrior containing 0 moms. modern im-
provements. Situated on Burrltt avenue.
Apply to Cheater 1'. Clark. alt tf
Faun it; let. innit... the first floor.
. Inquire at ll Woodward avenue. al'i lw
TERI! rooms. No. 0 'llnIlen street. am floor.
rent ‘5; house No. 38 Day street. rent .13.
All have waterln.andare ntbfi veg beat
order throughout. JOHN ii. NA P. S:
'4'“ street. all if
finilsilvlussouui inn street; rent an:
r month. Beotmd and tl'ilrd floors.
. an .
No. South lain street. rent a g
ve [gleam rent .3.
71 Wood
ME. A. “room
I’leSA B.
I m 7.3;; Easy $5137.33"
A durable. Have It led them 1 mm
know they are mil. e wfiant them; Dr «a
are low. itnh hnaa garden in.
Mixed paints am per aal. my”; Intent
pummvzz'iutuitm Mmm
walk ulw
0"
Gobbltifilnrifl a a paint that will not
«fibrin?! "rm" Pfl “digit? dig) “it?
I“? 0. I.
31'?in 1.x mlfii‘wmc coupa . a
soil “Mb. II“ If
”my Still-n. a... all» a... An the a;
J i mates ludln the en
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PI.
v
Pelfeclian.
l h in. t: ed. so.
slidvflm ho~h%?&'m.n.'il.n'. Kraut.
{ll-iris?" Tflrohg“
A 069:.” tricycle for sale cheap. sin ti.
WEE; '
gusfi'l. one
0 I
mm. . ..
l . loWeat avenue. th
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00M SUITS. smooths, Ex;
ll TABLES
- me
after 9 o’clock the members of the or-
plaoee. and tothn sweet strains of- their
fifty oonpiea present
were Chief
W. Sprague. Kr. and Ira. Ed-
Caawell. “Land lre.Charlev
hire. Arthur Beers.lir.‘and Mrs. Wil-
Iiam Plait Beers. lit. and tire. Charles
Rem-on. Ilieaea Hattie lather. Addie
Refreshments were served during the
intermission. and at an early hour this
_ Wearahotinonlead.bnt
" 80 lath ingraia. ear prlee. the: eilim
ii" sum white back. on length, mm
mauve havutluluaat W Ia
iewa.
’ .flwml’lm’ “tutti-Al.
men
I. hiatu- tare to parties nailing mu
1,»th
. FANCY “CHAIRS,
ANll ‘ PAllillll FURNITURE
‘ A1- sorrow PRICES.
we
Raymond
The d niata'im.
1b can our ll t. and
Till Buy each other'a urn:- and run.
a morn as John was ii
the market alab- lookout 'for “all? llanflnig.
7. Stew Mr. Kelley.
m Thea
ihaaterewaa
leva thing. lo
mm... m .
anetu se-
to a burr. bustling. guiding
PEOPLE'S IIIKET. FllEE ll
18 North lain at... In. Norwaik.
bpbmecall. 55-8. | . Satiafaot
6
ATS!"
of hunks.
The weight of lite/Grain Is there
which removes the prime cause of heavy
Dealer in Ha . Flour, Grain. Feed. etc..
Tnsiram
Bil
which to select. Almost every
from the cotton and wool Henri
One item we wish to call parti
Attention is also called t
ate has arrived.
Tristrsm & H
()ondenaed Milk. We
Gold Dust. 18c
Breakfast Cm. 19c
Fine Sardines. use
Fine Peaches. 12c
Beet Peaches, lilo
BEST FAMILY FLOUR.
We will give on next
SATURDAY,
To every purchaser of goods to t
llnroun Building,
Will gulls.
If you will carefully read the locals in our
daily papers. you will see that some of the
marebaataaraaelllng white lead below coat.
llll liall Papers lie in Their.
lint Xaotly at conduit making enough profit
to pay «were: we will quote a low prices:
charge we
a to tile: others charge frea- toe to
(tilt. lie. lee and We. irithhe alvaaea
tehizethm ehargiay to per seat.
were than we do hr the ram grade
attests.
More are tell as low as in a yard.
III from tkat to lie.
yer steel: in inmate. our prices the lowest
OI HMO“ PMIIG we are the III.
Wealthy only lrat slate artiste for ear
and Parole-tier.
m in oi. mm and to Johnny to. in.
rat t 0 next the th
mmwithpinamm t em but
vert disasters.
E. J. WADHAMS
communuafunasmu
., & §ons.
n.
Ethan's lots of fun;
tors.
in and always has been
Kronery more. Such
the elect of our prion wherever introduced.
We offer for this week. Bluefish. 8 eta. 1b.:
t Sugar Cured ii 110.: flhould-
rs. ..: rush Ctnunlry lti
or 2') eta. We “give you ill ounces to
the pound. and d in nothin but strictly
writimxdi’ l' d '1!“ 13' “slum ‘
. .. . .m 0|) 0|) l .
horse hair. etc . if we deliver yobs orldelgwllilrl-
lice our wagons. tight as a house.
. Proprietor,
ELIVEllY. PEOPLE‘S MARKET
31 Wall et., Norwalk
ion guaranteed. l Telephone call. 57-3.
0 T§l
The Valueof Oats. depends considerably upon the Weight ofthe granular the
reason that the flasks of Lightous make up a muuh greater proportion of the
grain‘than heavy Oak. Thus a bushel of O
a: 82:: fifty per cent of hush.
’m 0
ti; Eurwalk Fire Police: Chief
Engineer Elmer Hmdrick, of East Nor-
ste of the weight of 24 lbs. will have
while a bushel weighing 40 lbs. will have only 30 per cent.
fore the measure or test of quality.
Our Data are carefully screened. and the dirt, dust and chaff sifted out.
and wind broken horses.
The value of Oats thua siftel should be appreciated by horse owners.
Orders left at Solman’e livery stable will receive prompt attention.
Manuel T. Hatch
15 Marshall street. South Norwalk, Or. a?
Hyatt.
2 Gazette Building.
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e prestige of the Black Clown of which Dame Fashion
has made such frequent mention is coming more and more into
prominence and is steadily pushing itself forward into general
use; and the lady who desires to conform to fashion’s decrees with-
out following her Capricos is sure to select a black dress.
In view of this we have greatly enlarged our stock of Black
goods, which enables us to present a large and varied line from
weave and quality is represented,
otta at 250. per y:l., to the medi-
um quullties of serge, Henrietta, diagonal and figured .iacqusrds,
and from these to the celebrated frabrics made by Priestly & Co.
cular attention to is an all wool
whip cord, (ii-in. wide, at one. per yd. As we are continually on
the lookout for novelties in Black goods we are prepared to offer
. inducements second to none.
0 our magnificent assortment of
Braids, l’asscmouterics and trimmings of every sort As we in-
formed you last week our spring assortment of ('apes and Jack-
yatt, Norwalk.
Another Crash
In prices. Did you ever buy groceries as cheap as this before.
Table Sauce. pts.. Oil:-
‘l‘abie Sauce. i pte.. mic
Comm“, 2 lb. pkgs, 090,
Rice. 5 lbs for 25¢
Beet Starch. 2 lbs. {or (lilo
imported Jams. 170
tips us; $4 BlilllEL
APRIL 2lst,
he amount 0f "-00 or more,
A BEAUTIFUL PLUSH mucu SlFE.
Polite Attention, Best Goods, lowest Prices.
The New York Brocery 60.,
East Washington St. South
”Mill.
wt ones HEARD
(if u mun not treat who drove his cattle ii
miles in water; on the way ho ferried twa
rivvre This man must have had an ob.
joct in doing this. No have the motile of
that Norwulk o grout object in coming
over to thci’untml Cosh i‘irocory to buy
their gnu-prim.
Grocery,
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CASH
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Norwalk Chronicler