s-‘I
4st l
is,
, lilillli 11111 rates 11
elements repossess.
of the Things no! see and Bess
liorwalk. South lorwalk and
ty During their Diurnal Journey-
lln up when Iowa.
Musical Home For June.
H‘ ' The Musical Home for June is now ready
_ andoau be secured at this office for eight
cents and one Scanner. coupon.
The
conform are: "Gaiety," “Eliza Jane
McGee, ” “Meta, " "Ever be True, " "Shot
and Shell " “Hannah Get the Broom"
“Old Table Cloth. "
There will be mdsic for dancing at the
Knob tonight.
City Engineer Briggs advertises for
proposals for sewers in Taylor avenue,
West and Lowestree____t__s. "
~Atl1ane's. Coffee, pineapple, lemon,
strawberry, vanilla. peach, chocolate and
Neapolitan cream.
G. Ward Selieclr won the prize roast
at the People's Market, yesterday.
The estate of the late James .W. Hyatt
will pay his creditors about 29 per cent.
—Blueflsll,
market.
5c :1. pound, at Hayes’
The cars of the Norwalk Street Rail-
way company are being placed on new
tracks of a narrower gauge, to run over
the new lineas soon as completed and
until the trolley system is in readiness.
A so was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
. liam L. Porter, corner of South Main and
Monroe streets, this morning.
-Latest styles. O’Brien d: Sherwood
Rev. D. M. Seward will preach in the
Congregational church, New Canaan, to
momw. -_.,,-__
Three “trailers“ for the Norwalk
Tramway company arrived in South
Norwalk, via. the Consolidated railroad,
this morning.
Luther Wright has just sold a fine sur-
rey to W. T. Williams of Saugatuck, and
a spindle to C. P. Fish, of White Oak
Shades.
O‘Brien 8: Sherwood.
—Hats! hats!
A meeting of the creditors of Ray-
snond dz Comstock will be held in the
chompany s New York office, Monday.
1
There will be two excursions at Roton
tomorrow, coming by steamer Sunshine
from Bridgeport. The Philharmonic
band will accompany the excursions, and
give a concert in the grove from 12 tab ‘
\o’clock.
-8 lbs of plate or brisketof beef, for
250, at Haycs' market.
Rev. James A. Sumlar will be installed
updater of Calvary Baptist church, to-
marrow afternoon at 3 o‘clock. The
installation sermon will be preached by
the Rev. R. O. Sherwood. of the South
Norwalk Baptist church, and Rev. I". E.
Robbins. of the Norwalk Baptist church.
will deliver the charge to the pastor.
Rev. Gerald B. Beard requests all the
'chlldren connected with his church and
Sunday school to be present tomorrow
’at the morning service, and to occupy
the front seats of the church. The order
of worship will be suited to Children's
Day, and while older people will be wel—
come, the sermon will be especially for
the children. Mm”
~Straw hats. O‘Brien & Sherwood.
Councilman Charles E. Seymour
hreakfasted this morning on fish. He
was so delighted with his trip to the
South Norwalk reservoirs with the city
officials, Thursday, that he started oil
in yesterday morning for Wilton
Lake, accompanied by llisrod and line.
Ids returned with about fifty sunfish,
which hehooked. he says. about as fast
as he could drop his line.
~Pure ice cream, lane's.
The South Norwslk Juniors defeated
the East Norwalk Hustlers. this morning,
on the grounds of the latter, by 11 strum
of 1510 2.11mi winning ll seventy-livi-
cent ball. MW.
An enjoyable party was held last
night at the residence of illrs.,J. W.
Starks, on Pine street, Norwslk. Mr.
Starke is visiting his mother in Virgina.
J. Harvey Bette entertained the. 'l‘. U.
L. C. and the S. 1 . club at his llOIlli‘ on
West avenue, last evening. There was
dancing. excellent music being furnished
by Weidenhanlmer. of Bridgeport. Fred-
erick Mead catered. The house was pro-
fusely decorated with palms and cut
flowers.
“..‘—.1“...—
Halve Sappio. the Italian laborer
employed by D. A. Newaomb. who fell
fibula wagonon the New Canaan road,
About a week ago and endured a census-
sion of the spine. and was completely
paralysed, was taken from his residence
on Ward street to the liorwalk Hospital,
. in the ambulance, yesterday alumnus.
“Thoma W. Hsrlwslher has taken
William Johnson, driver of Putnam
Hose company's earrhge, is ill with in-
terchatal-neuralgis, at Augufus Taylor 1,
Strawberry Hill.
E. 8. Adams. Alfred Avison and A. G.
Judson start for Wheeling. West Vil-
ginia, tomorrow to attend the National
Butchers‘ convention to be held there
June 12
Attorney Austin has notified the city a,
of South Norwalk that unless the de-
fective crosswalks in the city are re;
paired‘he will bring suit against the city
for damages. One of hi“ clients,he says.
has broke four springs of his, wagon on
the walk near J. M. Studwell's music
store.
Persons desirous of securing life insur-
ance should carefully peruse the adver-
tisement of the Mutual Reserve Fund
Life association. of New. York. The
company is one of the oldest and best in
the country, and their general agent in
11111; vicinity is William (1. Crockett,
Rowayton.
Robert G. Hanford, the florist, has
contraded to set out flowers in the
seven mounds in the Norwalk parks, for
860- l
A car load of horses will arrive at
Brookside Farm, Monday next. This
lot comprises twenty-one Kentucky and
Indiana horses, and are described as the
best for all purm.” __
The New York Cash Grocery attribute
their successto a strict adherance to
what they advertise, marking their
goods ill plain figure, selling them for
one price, and that the lowest.
Franklin A. Smith attended the mar-
riage of Martin Bates Fisher and Miss
Florence T. Draper,at the Lafayette Ave-
nue Presbyterian church, and the recep-
tion at the bride’s home in Btooklyn,
Tuesday evening. Mr. Fisher is well
known in this city among the hat trade,
and is very popular and highly esteemed
by a large circle of friends. He has
been with the firm of Martin Bates, Jr.,
a Cu, in the hat trimings depart sent,
for eighteen years.
\Velsh 51am".
The Welsh Ilil\'l' lllllny prl'llilllr lIllllll-s in
their rlolncncllllllrv, or [ltbhlllly n [It'i'llllill'
Way of using noun-n, as in llll~ vow of :1
Welsh silln'kl-l-wl', who llIldull his sign
the names .IIIlIII Mary Willlullls. This is
11 relic of an old custom will-ll Maria was ll
nlllllo silllmll by both M'.(t'$, ll~ .li‘illll )Illrill
Farina. It llpplllln-d lllllt il .\l l‘. Williams.
a man of position. hall in lll‘ household 11
wolllan servant llllllml Mary, who was
known by her Illaatl'r's i'lllll'liy llI|IIli‘, Wil-
linlns. WlII'll tho wnllllln lnllrrll-Il, silo kl'pt-
the mum's by wilil'll Plli‘ Wilh host known
and midi II to ”ch11 I‘I‘I' llllsllmnl' ~( hrislllln
name, John ll llit lldipllllll. ll ,1 ill llll way
of trade-.111 r husband was always lllllllll d
to us John \l. try \\ lllllllllrl
Ill ancient times illi‘ \l'l'lsll \l'l'rv known
by personal [n‘t‘lllllll‘lill‘i, II: the Allluril'llll
Indians 1111- at tile pn'sl'nt lllllt‘, llmk .\'osl-,
Squlnt Eyes. lillll'k flour, i‘rlslkld Tooth
and Fast Foot Ill-lug lilo only l-ulgllnllll-ll-a
bestowed on ”will. 'rlli'll come the III‘llfiWV
noun-a, which the Welsh people l'nlpllly Il'.
their most pol-tic form, :‘lll’iklliklll, Islutc.
Jacob and llllvid bring softened and auhii»
route by 1111- Ikllt‘li'lli Welsh spelling lllld pm
nuncllltion. ’I‘Ili‘fit' [wIIle-llrv wry fund of
the Old 'i‘I'sIIIIln-uf l'illlrul'll'rs. llllil n1
though a purely i'vltil' mm llll-y Illw lilo
grand old names of God's ('llflfil‘ll people
and lx'stuw illt‘lll on lhl‘ll’ l'il‘lillrl'u from
generation to generation.
'I'hcn' ill'illl few \Vfi'lhll lIllllll-s that are
favorites; with lll'itplt' 11f llii countries»
Llewellyn, fol i'XllIllplt‘, or lilllrll. which
is not so distinctively WI'Isll,-~—Ih-In1lt
Free Press.
Miss Julie It. Jenni-y.
Miss Julie It. .lI-nncy, ll daughter of
Colonel E. S. .lcnncy, one of the best
known lawyers of central New York, has
been admitted tllfllo bar at the general
term in Syrm'usu. Miss .Iclllll-y was a
member of a class of 1:! law students, all
young men l'Xi‘i‘pll herself, who were l'Y
unlined at the iliklllil illlli‘. ’i‘ill~ examiners
say that she was splendidly “Ill'l'l‘hflllll and
predict for her a brilliant illtlll'l- Syru-
cuso Cnrwsponlll'm.
_ Eb Cents Will lluy 1e Wile
or mother Il bottle of llr. lIlIllll‘s I‘lllil'
Cure at any drug store, Mrs, H. W. MI-r
rill, rII Folrdalc. N. Y.. says: “lll‘
Hand's Colic Care is for ill advance of
any remedy of its ldnd I ever used. It
will quiet boby'wllcn she is screaming
with pain." Ask soull- mother who has
used this relrllsiy about it. When your
inlllyiscrtsls and frctl'lli wililll teething
apply Dr. Hand's Teething Lotion to the
gums. ‘dold by all druggisls 251111111.
Pulmonary consumption. In its early
stages, may be ohu'kml by the use of
Aysr’s Cherry l’ectllrnl. It stops the
distressing cough. soothes irritation of
the throat and lungs. and induces much-
needed repose. Hundreds have testified
to the remarkable virtues of this prepara-
tion.
DISTRICT 0!‘ ,INOHWALK. 1151.. Probate
Court-1 IM
lil‘f‘is Pelthn .1111 slam W
Clark. both of Hartford. .Cosnectleut, «blurb
had-ribs mama ”so! V. sinner
(lifetimes mulls clmn'l‘sslr written
lilo this day. claiming l4
o Nurw k. In up}
of armor
andm
propert said flsrm
mm oill'bl lecrsdl new“,
Intellect this mutate ralat an to
erklm “0% ““11”ng and “mi
“3&3. m0. at In oelook tors—
use
upthedsllynlesstalgsrbuslness between Frag.
manhunt“ with emcee at
d ' ’
Another car load of 21 horses will arrive Monday,
June 11,1894. They are of the same good quality
as heretofore, and will be sold very cheap.
"mums grand chll reu who
areteething this hot summer weather
and are troubled with bowel complaint.
I give them Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and it acts like a
charm. I earnestly recommend it for
children with bowel troubles. I was
myself taken with a severe attack of
bloody flux, with cramps and pains in
my stomach; one-third of a bottle of
this remedy cured me. Within twenty-
four hours I was out of bed and doing
my house work. Mrs. C. L. Dunagan,
Boa-aqua, Hickman 00., Tenn. For sale
0. C. Stillson, druggist. '
If a New York millionaire glves Is (Im-
ner at 5th avenue and 20th street, costing
$700.00, which gives 19 people dyspepsia
and these people spend 81,456.00 in doc
ors' bills and finally have to pay $5.0i1
each for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them,
what would “be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 persons at the feast?
Inquire at Plaisted's drug store, where
you may have the problem solved and
Iret information about ( '.wtus lllr o l Cure
While in Topeka last March, E. T.
Barber, a prominent newspaper man of
La Cygne, Karl., was taken with chol-
era morbus very severely. The night
clerk at the hotel where he was stopping
happened to have a bottle of Chamber-
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhwa Rem-
edy and gave him three doses which re-
lieved him and he thinks saved his life.
Every family should keep this remedy
in their home at all times. No one can
tell how soon it may be needed. It
costs but a trifle and may be the means
of saving much suffering and perhaps
the life of some member of the family.
25 and 500 cent bottles for sale by G. C.
Stillson, druggist.
LIST 0" LETTERS
Rclllaillillg Ilnlalied for at the following poet-
(Illli‘t’J for the week ending June 2. INN. Per-
sons calling for any of these letters will please
say they are lulvertlscdc
HUUTH NOR“ AI K. Miss M. Warren.
George H. Nuttlnanh. James Buttery Lelia
lilnsepple. Mrs. I".l\ Veaton Mrs Iorenl'l~
K. Weston. Mrs. Emma Richards.“ .\ Ira. L.
Hanks. Michael (‘zonnelly “llilam Moran.
Miss one A. mavens. Hamil-men. .l. A Jen
nln s. I'llmerE. Jordan, Miss Hridgie I1yllt h,
F. L. [dude &' Cu. E.A DAMa. P. )I .
\ORWAI. K. -l—..l ii. Hyatt Mrs. .‘lal' Arnare.
Mrs. Savolie. CARMI t. lli'liBEl.L. l'. .\1.
lists made to order.
Sherwood.
i I Brien dc
Children Cry for .
Pitcher's Castoria.
Who-n Baby was s1 ‘k, w» g-ue Ilv-r l‘urnrla.
When she was a ('llllll. all» lfl‘l-‘Il (or 11111111.,
When she became Jllss, an» chill; in Castor-in.
When ans had Children, she gave them Castorla.
Children Cry for
P tcher’s Castorla.
\m/fltlldren Cry for
Pltcher’s Castorla.
LII‘I" INSURANCE AT COST.
About one—half the usual rules.
Ten Years Distribution 11.11161?" I’lall
Mllillli RESERVE Filliil lIFE
Aids-DOCIATION.
11m ollmltt trim.)
It. It, HARPER. l'realtlent.
Mllllllll Ilmuw lllllllllllll. lwwlwar and
"little“ .‘ilrt't-l. Isl-w Ynl‘h.
l‘llllerlllul-illls'ri'll-llm llr (I111 Innurnmra 1),.
[llll‘illlflll or the More of New York.
1111 111111 asll Irlsasl'lnl. seXsllmu.
Membership. alout . ., «13.111111
Interest In: IIIIII‘. annually 11.111. 3111131111111
Hi MlIIIllIlv lmulm- encode. 771111111111
ltm-rVu I'llml. . . .. 1111111.:ts1111
Ileatlli‘ lallllepulll. (weir , , ”5111111111"
Raynor: In prulanlms lull-mill. 11111111111111
New Illlillll'fl!‘ ln IMII exceeded . int 1111.1111111
illsoralu' sill tor. 14 . . 51111111111111
"0‘ IENMDJI‘I' AND OTHER lll‘J’ilIll'l'N.
Insurance l)epartn1enl.\'.\’. ..... !: muslin
lllmranvs Ill- lsrtlllnlll. i 1111111111 ...llIIIIl1l-Il
‘lioallllll [m l‘. lnndnll. England. 11114111111
M " I'm" er. ' Paris. France... 11111111111
1' “Will loonnalsu
TRUQI Ill
The Reserve or Emergency Fund In lII ill in
Irus for the mile holders by the Central
Trll .Iompany.o 111i ow lurk and other r1»
llallleifnrporaliohs.and by departments ap-
pointed by (lover-amour.
runner MUTUAL. a
’I‘heha tPurely Mutualhistmhril're i.
run ”fem laslonln the World. m
Botmr blown 11. r 1.. May Isl. 111m.
.llllllml firmer. Fund 1.": .lmsluriun, A1111
ll
usmnsass. Illl‘lll‘e in lender you my sin.
cars thanksh for the 'prompt and courteous
maauvrlnwh lch you are settled the claim
the death 11! or my late hus-
”cream. 1... l. .. .11....
Ill W 0 W“
on. sndsr'Polll, y 1111. 11.111. 111111n
amount of preml . which was paid
7. In an old sy
mle- ltd; of the amount? ”which
11! is Associationmto fl
anmwmol‘lli?'u
.bsen nssdto rehase an orat-
Willy
“lowly is the sols-es at Avaldlaa tiaa
Mich gunman”
new “
M. H. Masons.
Can (A be Improved!"
So 3. F. E. BAKER,
of Galveston, 1011.,
—8Ak'rl 0F —
AYER's HAIR VIGOR
"Iillvlng used 9
Ay‘er a Hair I. Igor o
for years, I find 0
that it keeps my 0
. scalp clean and o
lllellnirillllle best 0
. condition. My 0
‘ mother, now sixty 0
years of age, has 0
as fine a head of 0
hair as when abs 0
was forty, a fact 0
“Illt ll shc attrIlI-g
was to the use of Aver‘ a flair \lgor. It o
'lll 'kvlls the growth of lllc hair and 0
l"~IlIr1'~i gray lmir to its original color.
I i‘IlllIIili see how this preparation could
lll- illlpl'ovwi."-—lers. I". E. BAKER, Gill-
I'1v~tl1II.Tex.ls.
Ayer’s Hair Vigor
I'III' I'1\IIEI) “T
111.1 c.1111 t 110.1011111 IIIIss.
UCOCOOOOOOOCOIOOOOOOCOOO
nus-munun—uusu assassaasssssaassnssuu
o
0
O
0
0
O
0
0
0
0
0
:-
Sl NIIAY RBI“ ICES.
Preachers and Their Themes in Norm-Ill
Churches Tuvmorrow.
~01 'rn Nonwamt ('osoltsoa'rlosan “1M
I‘vtlllle and Weststrects. Rel. iiernldli. Beard
Ph.l)..pasfor.Her1iles 10:1!) 11. 111. um”: I)
p. 1ll.;t5unday school. 12m. \ounlt People's
541(1er of ( hrlslian Endeavor "until!!! at 6' .311
p. In; subjt‘ll."\vl1l{ and blow Does God Pun-
brain" Leader. Ilss Bessie kelth. Morn.
inc. Children's Day service. Sermon took,
“Modern Idols. " Ewntng, Sunday school cou-
cerlservlle.
Sou-I'll Normans Ms-rllonlsr. \Vest menus.
m-sr tiarller.itI-v.1\.s Kavauagh.l11tsll1r.
Services lilzill a. m. and" 1. .II p. In: allnday
ac.huol 1":111 111.;Epwor1h lasagna meeting. 1M)
Scorn Nollwam Barrier. West avenue near
Pine (.erth ilev. R. U. Sherwhxxl Iastor.
services. Ill: .Il 11.111 and 72.1! p. 111.: Mllldal
slhool 1" m.: lounlr Peoples bindery of
Christian Endeavor rayer meelillg.n lump, In.
Children‘s Day will obeasrv ed morning and
evening. Morning. illustrated sermon lotus
children. Evening. rps.ia| Sunday school
service.
Tnls'rrv lit-lacuna. West street and Fall--
ill-IdavellllI-,.\‘l1lltllN11rwaik.itev.illln iiltllock
rector. Morning Prayer. bunny and sermon.
Will! a. m.: Sunday school. 12:00 p. m.: evensong,
7:1)! p. n1.
Noltwuut Cilfiflllnild’l‘limklu t'IIrnt-r Park
and Lewis sins-Is. Rev. .K \‘ollle. I)“. I).. plas-
lnr. Services at 10:1111. III. and 1::kllr‘1un-
day school. l2. :1I1p. 111.; Young Peop'esfimclely
«f (‘llrisllan Emit-mm. ti; 'lll p. m ; subject.
' Why and How “11914601! Punish Sin. Morn.
Ing,i‘hllllrel1's Day Sunday school concert
sol-vie I.- of l arols. responsive readings and reel
fallonley the evil oI. address by the pastor
and MM‘ lal llIIIsn: llv the choir. followed by the
l'lit‘ ol lupllslu Evening allbjelt. " Pit rlm's
l'ro rues. .\'11 \‘I.. From the “aunt of
to anitylflalr"
mil-s. ileI. A. H. “you. lea-1111?. Hertha-I4
llllla.ln.and'.:ll)p.111: Sllnllnyslhml
l'.’ 111.; Epworlh Iafllflllr! Illcet‘lng. 11:!) p m..
\ollugnlcll‘ :4 meeting at llla In. in the Ietture
m1m.l‘hllllr~u".slln) Mornlnlz. sermon by
the pastor and bapu-lln ltvening. 1~Ilud1ly
III' hool errl il' 19.
.\'oltw.lla Banner. I‘ZMI all-Illle.11ppo.-.ite
tin-cu. Ill-v.1". l-l. Robbins. plmllr.
viu-s.lllz;lla.ll1.and'1.-Ilp111.: Sullliltyslhlsll
l." m.: curly prayerIllla'llnngHIIIl. m.: )l'lllllli'
!..~lllllc‘-Illtt~tlllg. d: "W n1.
'.‘eekintz llle fie-levied Ullilllle the (51M
Eulilnu. i lllldrelrs Dal exert lens of solos
llltl school.
\‘nlt’t'n.
lilut‘l: l'il'ls'l'ul' \l.. Bt‘llltlll avenue and ('i‘lmsI
slrwi. Norm-Ill, Rev. 51. II “ utklns. I'r-Illlr
'l11rd Slllllill} artnr Trinity. \lorulng Prayer
and sermon. ill: 'IlIs. 111.: Sunday “infill. l":ll‘ np.
'hulllllg Prayer and sl-rlllnll. . ”in p
ilm li.l.li1dln
assisted by a quark-tie all mixed
T114 rector will null-lure
will prear- ll
31'. l'Al' 11'! Full“ 111ml i‘hllrr l1 ain't-L oppo—
slfI- llu- lore-,tn Nllrwttlk. Rev. .. B. l’lllnl.
n-ltor. lloly \Illlllllllulllil.7:1hl a. lI1.. and in
rat Pllmhu‘ In the month. Monti celebration
ll'llllrllli with erlllilll, 11151111. m.: on other nun—
lluys, Morlllng Prayer. Uusuy and sermon.
lllclll ft. m.: .llnllny school. it! Ill. Ill the
i "I'm 11 or (It'll lion Mrml'n, during the
summer, l'llul’al even-Hung Without sermon.
’1 to p 111.
Eur szlllt' ll Nnrnolllsr, near VnnlelllIt
arr-Inn- l1aslNllrwalk.ll1-v. A.. LSulllll. Ins»
ulr. Plumbing 10le 11.nl and" 1 1.1111 lll.;r1ull-
llny school, 12111.; young people' 11 Illr-ellnlr bill,
~41: Amllllw' a .‘IIHNIIIN. at James MI'Aiils-
bar's I‘i'fillil‘flii‘. Willlllpalllr. riunday school.
use! p. lll.’ .. Charles ( infirm. MllR‘l’llllt‘lllll‘lll:
Arrhurll. (‘;lllllelll.Il-lslsl1ull Miss Eyellllhlw
Allister. organist.
llluull lllvrtlt Cum". nulmrlllteltllvnt.
[-2 lgltr buttery: luaiallllll all mriulelldnul.
lllWl'IIll'" itllxt-rszoruallinl Miss .Illll limlul-s.
flanlhlflnl organist. Mrs. John“ ‘rllllu. Sunday
~41llnul ‘1 Ill . \mlnlt l'oupb" 11 ml.” 11!
( 'llrlsllnll llllmnorIllwlllllz.11 II p. lIl;l'I1131'r
lllt‘illllK.-‘llililll) evening at 1 '2.”
t' .uvulv llllrrls'r Hm' lmv. QlIlntIlrgl Illlllllc
ill“, I Ill‘ill‘l’ \\ all and Knight slrt- I'll-l. Nllrulllk.
Rev. James A Hullllllr. IIMlur Morning M'I“
11 14 in; In 11 111. irtwlllng at ilz. 'lU p. m.l1y
"1w. It.il.l'illl-l".1tllml III the liltptintllltll‘l ll. of
r-nlltll Nl1rmllk.\'l1llng people‘s lllorllng at
GM p. m. At .2t’1 p III the past-11- will pin-Ill II
on 11 very Illil-rl'sllnlr Mllljat'f. .\II are I'lII'lIi-
all) luv-.lllll
Mwasll‘mllsrtas. \‘llu'lnlllll manual-.1114!
\‘orwullr. l'l‘t'MlIlllg, 111:: Ila. Ill. and 1. lop.
111. morning 11 fluid l’111.\11mI I'mple' 11 block
lush-ll p. Ill. ill-oral,- l.. 'leepe.pa14111t.
(onllilmlh‘l‘limah .lltssllm, le'llluwmxl
l' llloni 'llltpli. Ely asllllllv. .latl i’ Mru. lwiur.
lllltlgarllulservllm. htle-lsyml 10.1114 lIl. llllll
f1 11 lll,Wlslllul41luy Ill 1 ~er ml for It.
1-11- PAI'I. It‘llssms Vallimull and (Miami
all-11111:. East \orw11llt.rllllldlty at llnol Hut 9
Ill.1\l~llrlllltl welcome ll11lll.
Heulsowmm limos 1111111111.. lily avenue.
nnlllll Nllrwalk. Nllnllay Helical. 1H! p In. ..
menial: service.“ 1. "I p. In.
Elsi Nouwalot ermeni osollltoa'rnlsat..
Bill-rullle avenue. liev.II.I1ln1ll~ng-ll. law
for. servllesatllrm 11.111 111111722” .111.:1111-
lIIlylnholIl. 3.15111. 111.; young people a meeting.
511.111. In the events there wl Ill be recita-
llons and singing by I 111 Holiday 1w llool viola.
roll.
Aromas liarrmms'r El'lflmll'kh. Knight
elm-l Norm-Ill. tev. I. hand s pastor.
I'reac'lllnrr. 111111;. 111.. Monday school at Hub :1.
prayer meeting 11111.:qu m.: pram hing at
3'
7:15:19. III.
enslasv's. R (3., comer of‘ “fee avenue
and Chapel street. hnrwalll. Rev. . Sloc-
qu pastor. 1.9me 7 a. 111.: L’hllllrens
1111314111111 :11 1111111 Malls. 111111111111 .Vaspsrs.
was: 9.111.
momma lvasnamwns fir. I'm 1.611s
. Anita. Grand Army flail .
unions. Psalm.
Was street brill
“fill-1%“ 3e. Honth
w
..ilon team .
shutsehe l‘I'kommgn. hale
fl “gnaw“ Attvanonsggrfi 2851111125. RHand
(I .
are... are... 0 . "
rsaoordl
school at lo'moclockdj.
Quads
1.11”" is. temp... ”masts.
Matte.
«try our pars vanilla Ice cream.
'lslon ,
Normal ll Mmllollllrr. w .4141 and Molt an» I
N r- .
Mornlng sublet-l .
dllells. lhorusee and flu llsllo. lrs by the rillrl—‘ .
Your 11111" of 11
' lN LOT NO I.
. $110.00. 1
11
Cassimere and Worsted Suits, Cutaways and Backs, all:
sizes. but large sizes mostly In Cutaways. Many of these suits
have been selling for $18. 00. Our previous sales have proven a.
great success, and there are many persons who have saved
FIVE DOLLARS IN GOLD
By taking advantage of them. You have just the same opportuui— .
ty, as your neighbor had. Don't let it
SLIP THROUGH YOUR FINGERS.
Come in and look over our stock. Sure we can interest
you even if you shouldn’t want to bay. >' .. ,
l
Money‘ Relunded ii Purchase is flat Satisfactory.
STORES OPEN EVENINGS.
iiilMSlllilll Bills.
POPULAR ONE PRICE ‘
fill lllll, Flllllllll all Halters,
MlSlllllc BlillDlllB,
lllllllillli:
ll soulll IlllII sum. ,
soulll lolwlut
‘5" v‘..,,
p
Telephone call 13-2.
!
l
l
WE WANT EVERY LIDI
I ' in the city to try a. 600 bag of
1
the celebrated
“ANGELUS FLOUR” , L
Made from fancy hard Dakota Wheat. The very finest of _
any Flouer In the world. Try it and be convinced, and when '
once used, you will have no other. Every bag and barrel guaran-
teed to g1 ve satisfaction. Our aim is to place before the public
the best goods possible to obtain (not how chea ) but how
()ur Butter at 20c lb as fine, sweet and rosy. fixtra fanc Gilt
Edge Creamery, 25c 1b., 4i lbs for $1. 00. Pure, rich full ream ‘7“
Cheese, 16c lb, and many bargains. .
Bharles E. Seymour,
33 W aSfllNGI‘DN BTBlly‘l'. 50"]! NORWA’LII.
l
l
Innllls
, esters
. 1...... _. ...-—.......—_..._..
1w Dill? on ever know a butcher
Vllt 1 looks so sour and glam.
I That he quite removed the varnish '
' From a California lum. ‘
And changed a nice ltl glove
Dill on ever know a butcher
W In looked across the strenl.
With a smiles" briltlll and pleasant.
That he turned the lemons sweet.
And who hardened every morning the pro-
prllltor lo ltl'M'l . o a mitten without a thumb?
Not yet. You bet. 1
If you wish 111 wmr smiles am II as ill'l' lllellliollml also/c, than bu ercluslv but
qualify-1f”?! “roused llml'. Veal. l‘lIrk. l1ulllll.utt'. etc. y a" this
«nice our delivery wagons tightasa house. tlr1IlIIlIl dust. horse hair. «0.. If we
lleiilmr. your orders.
N. I.‘ .\ ll kers. llle butter Illlll'l.lll|1ll salami lkl Illslnnrket that I11 two doors above
lbnsaloml. that" Isnppn-llln illlylls‘. and IllIIlltol'lIlIluai the bit is hard to find you'll out“!
H' I‘ll”
E. J. WADl-IAMS.11 ' "1uprletor
PEOPLE 8 MARKET. FREE DELIVERY. PEOPLES lull“.
13 North Main st.. 80. Norwaik. ill Wall st., N-
Telephone call. 5943. Satisfaction guaranteed l Telephone call. I? ‘
FURNITURE.
28 80. Main Street, 80. Marital.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
PARLOR SUIT. /;
slur Brocatelle Fringe Parlor Suit, 331.00. 1"
Crushed Plush Parlor Suit, seaoo.
Polished Wood Parlor Tables way
A Fine Lounge for 06.60
Wilton Rug Couches, $11. 50.
A large line of Corduroy Lounges and Coaches.
All goods sold at hard time prices.
Davin srow.
down in price.
Norwalk Chronicler