mm m
’ mar souvenir.
not. a. a.
j low on flunolde Street~0th
'lvnltanllnte.
.4 I". J. H. Slater, of Rowayto
,' Wattbe East Avenue Methodist
{ml church, by way of exchange
'whbtheputot, Sunday morning. Mr.
usurious for his text "Consider the
was” Hilaermon was beautifully
Med and exceedingly internting.
.In an- evening Rev. A. J. Smith preach-
GII from the text,"'l'hls is the victory that
mammoth the world, even your faith."
I“ Introduction wesas follows: “There
“Windmills by which we acquire
a knowledge of external facts. The first
and lint limited one is by the sear' *.
We tenths brilliantly lighted building
with its beautiful windows, and know
sweet singers of Israel, the music of m.
and flat rain drift on the roof, "and. ,
doubt not their existence; we taste the
apple or the orange and doubt not the
delimit! of the flavor; we smell the fra-
granceottbe pink, and are positive
thenweetnesa of the aroma; we ranch the
watch, and we know it is, hard, heat 1
gold. The second way of obtaining l
formation is by the reason. This gives
us a wider range of knowledge. Rea-
non reaches out from the seen to the un-
nren, announcr 1 its premise and deducm
, certain facts concerning which there can
be no doubt, and then the mind is crowd-
ed with new truths. The third meth
of obtaining knowledge is by faith.
Here there are no limitations, unfettered
by any arbrit'rry decree man may lean
forever. Faith has its origin ih the sen- fell from a trolley car while coming
nibilitim. The factr of faith are down ViinZandt avenue, this morning.
not thought, but felt. Conscious— 118 Win uninjured.
nets gives us
knowledge we can have: but
the mere mention of 'faillr some rre
They boast
of aelf development, self culture, self re-
read] to make objection.
fiance” Here the preacher proved
mutation that the triumphs of the
world, both in secular and religious life,
were all achieved by faith. The closi
figure was the Christian standing look-
ing through the telescope of faith, the
heavens open, the city of the New Jeru-
naletn is sighted, in the center of the
citytbereis a tlrrone,and he who sits
“His name
upon it is the king.
shall be called Jesus, for
shall save his people lronrlheir sins."
Hols my Father. “I'm The child of
,‘the child of a King, with Jesus
new, ' viour, I‘m the child of a King "
A disgraceful row occurred in front
George Booth's, on Reynolds street, yes-
terday morning about 2 o'clock, and for
a while the atmosphere was almost blue
with the volley of oaths, curios
ales of the people engaged ill the tight.
People raiding iu the vicinity wcrc
awakened and several went to the scene
ofthe brawl. One young man, who do-
" om: Elsi SIDE
GOSSIP 01’ THE IMY IN
S’nttl'a Innday Inning Ser—
- {III at tho [not Avenue Church—A Dir
the most positive
0?
l1. sity. . ,
il-
twenty feet wide in its lrull.
her trip.
“they exist; we hear the voicrr of the
from which he never fully recovered.
of
St. Peter's church on the bridge.
I].
after July 4.
od
brother, who resides in the metropolis.
at
Cove air it.
by
ng yesterday.
llt’ Osborn avenue, for George \V. King.
fl
Coleman, on St. John avenue
of
on llcnry street.
nd
Tecple, yesterilny._ ,
illiy.
nireatolrave his name withheld from ,
publication, was awakened by his moth-
a‘, who had been worked up to a high
pitch of excitment by the yells, dress
himself and as he stepped out of his rc~i-
dense he was knocked down and lll‘llllll~
Iy assaulted. He recognized the party
and this morning stated, through an ill--
qtmlntauce, that he would take. Strips
punish the fellow. The young lllfln
badly cut about the lfll‘t‘ and head and
unable to leave the house. l’rl'lslcuti
Attorney Holltrecker rcccntly gave his
attention to the place and in all prollzll
it, be will be nskrll to investigate "gain
and also rem-ml Ollll‘l‘lllltgl‘ll man I'm
the East bide. ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘
The Volunteer iii. iv colr‘lpurry fuilcll
meet Saturday night, owulu to the luck
It is not known when
of a quorum.
meeting will be called again, but t
committee will appear before the district
commune tonight Mill rcy rrt lho pro
The Mayflower llook l'lltl
udder company solo about ll‘l'lll't'
aented before the district comlnitlvn lo-
nlght to give it report of the action taken
upon the questions eubillittul, but they
have as yet not uctrd upon the muttcr.
Thus the district committee is at in.
green made.
and it is imporiiblelfor them to act l"l
both companicsjare board from.
The jib mainsall boat, "May Queen
with a party of Captain Fred Warn
friends aboard, left here yi, rterlll
morning shortly after sunrise for a soil
A stop was
on long Island Sound.
madeat Smith's Island, where dinn
"served, after which the cruising w
renewed. Among the guests of the ca
Nu present were John Campbell,
Vivi-rpm; James Casey, Drnlel Clarke,
Howard Merritt,
Mina Hughes,
Seared Armour and Thomas McDoual
d Brooklyn.
Arthurcarr has severed his connec-
tion with the grocery store belonging
Irelan- estate, and this morning shl
pollen tbeyacbt Regina. The faint
of Dr. William Parker is expect to reach
we today from;New (Jansen and board
fiyflt, which sells tonight for New
Haven.
‘Ullfltl'd Randell, son of J. Sturgea
wall, ms given an unexpected bath,
mm. about 8:80, by the
oflrll boat. Captain William
East avenue. with a slight “Inc‘s.
DA Iill-IN Ah I)
ed
NUIIOTON.
Chllrlli S. Wlilkcr,
to
is
is
"K
throsc lilcurbcrs
Albany, where, 'l‘lrursduy night,
"I‘ Kt‘llmlll‘l',
(ill
grandfather.
Ll)
,, Solulur‘s' stable, South
llt‘
not causing serious l'ljulj.
nroilr sust'iincd sevcrnl brain 1.
tho clilldrcn. Wilbur 1‘1.
til
it
v steamer chair and rug.
r's
W
or
re
p-
of
their arrival.
excessive heat.
d, noon at 4 o’clock.
to
of his numerous duties.
p. .. , . ,E» _ E...“ “7.“.
1, Mrs. William E. Street, Miss Elsie oust: for sills-«A sum! driller-must be
Street, Miss Grace St not and Fred Strut domaii: 3:32” DH" F' 9' “AKmlifrliliu
are staying at “
Mass” for a few 9.
The annual sch
school house.
wWot “Museum
Mia. Samuel Hopkins, of Czbom ave-
nue, andllliss Emily Evenden, of Nor-
walk, were aboard the steamer New
York. en route for Southampton, when
itlanintoasteamer of! Nantucket last
Thursday night, and stove a hole about
The New
York was not damaged. The passengers
were almost paralyzed with fear, but
were quieted, and the Vt".9l resumed
James E. Johnson, of Third avenue,
was reported to be dying last night. He
has been ill about two months, having
suffered an attack of the grip last winler ,
Rev. Otto Apitz preached in St. John‘s
German Evangelical church, Wt ttport,
yesterday morning. In the afternoon,
at 3:30, o‘clock, be occupied the pulpit of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MacDonald and
family and servant, are at Smith's Island
visiting Mrs. MacDonald’s mother, Mrs.
Armour, where they will remain until
Dr. E. J. Peck, of the Gregory Point
road, went to New York this morning on
the City of Albany with a horse for his
Charles Rogers, of Woodward avenue,
Missee M. Lids and Evelyn Cheesmun,
of Brooklyn, are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Fisher, at their home on
Captain Smith l’etty, of \‘anZzludt
avenue, visited his sister, Mrs. John S.
L’Homllreilieu at her home in liowuyton,
John .‘tyres, accompanied by Frank
Ayres, of East avenue, and a party of
friends sailed to Long Island yesterday.
The latlrers have begun work on the
rcsidence'in course of constructionon
The Social Singing club will meet t.)-
moriow night at the residence of Clllil'lt l
Miss Charlotte Temple‘s singing class
will meet Wednesday night. at her homo
The pulpit of the Advent Christian
church was UltCllllll'll by Rev. George L.
Miss Celia Carr, of the Gregory Point.
ronll, visilcd friends in Sallzfllllck yestcr- j..’lll
flurry lloyt is contincd to his home on
Claude l". Wulkcr, son of l’rofcuor
and grandson of
Cllnrlrili. Mol‘t‘lloll‘i‘, grildllillcd from
tthtals Collogc, .ilrrl‘l'l'st, Mart. lc'il
Wednesday, and iii company \\‘llll thirty-
of his cl." as, “cut to
[lie
alllllllllt‘llilpl’l' took plucc lit the llotcl
A .l'ip was t'l'lcli to Long
Branch, and Mr. Walker has alrivld
horn and willepcnd the neck with be
Yl‘stcnlily illlcriroou. uliiio (‘Tlilirlcs
W. Seymour, u WillCllllll‘ r culploycll lll
Norwalk, was
riding his bicycle down Tilltululgo Hill,
the saddle broke and ho was thrown
from his llruchino, knocking Mu. Whit—
ney, of this place, froilr her wlrrul, but
Mr. Scy-
Tlll.‘ lllcnbrook school clo'l l with up-
proprilitc cxercisr'i Friday. Cake and
ice cream wcro plea-ring features with
Lewis, Jr.,
treutill his schooltlllibcs to a bountiful
supply of audit. The brys of Miss Starko‘s
class presented her with a beautiful
The infant of a New York gentleman
and llldy who canto here Saturday of tcr.
noon, to board with Charles McKenny
died very suddenly about an hour filter.
Death was due to the
Frederick Oberln-rdl-r, am :1 fortyeight
years, died very suddenly, Saturday
night, at his home at the Tooker House.
The funeral will be at‘ rod. 1 this after
Arthur Whitney has accepted a posi-
tion rs baggagemaster at Newton, thus
relieving Station Agent Smith of some
on," Stockbrldge,
meeting will be
held tonight atB o'clock in the Centre
A healthy appetite, with perfect algae-
tion and assimilation, may be secured by
the breather-Pillowcases“
music the whole alimentary canal
andnmoveall We! to the nah
any
n Eleni.
scorn NORWALEEVENIN .E’NTITTELcMONDA‘
C. C. Benedict, of Osborn avenue. has
roughed his position with Brown & Wil-
cox, of South Norwalk, lo enter the
Wvleynn University. at Middletown, to
prepare for the ministry. Mr. Benedict
will go to Mlddletown in a few days to
take the entrance examination of a then.
logical course, after which he will return
and accept a position with the Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance company, until the
opening of the fall term at the Univer-
lt W A Y'I‘llN.
The annual a
Saturday night.
tendance on acco
The reports were r
Herman Monsell, Were re-elected.
cred a very interr iting sermon.
Robbins, of Norwalk.
Saturday evering.
H. Guider's st sop last Friday night.
point, L. 1., are up for the summer
ing her cousin, Miss Etta Sherer.
with Edwin L. Stevens.
glass, Lane's depot restaurant.
W ESTI’O RT.
being 8'? [It'l‘hlllln at tho: fi-ust'v'
.‘r‘l inflrl‘l’llillxn" tinny 4‘
l Rev. A. J. Smith, of East Nerwalk.
preachldin the Methodist church, yes-
terday morning. and in the pastor deliv-
Miss Edith Crockett, Miss Ett'l Stev-
ens and Miss Eva Ambler were baptized
in the river, yesterday, by Rev. F. E.
“The Epworth League of the Methodist
Episcopal church will give a strawberry
and ice cream festival in the chapel, next
John Ilutiington severely sprained his
wrist by making a misstep from Charles
William Feller and family, of Green-
Miss Edna Dare, of Brooklyn, is visit.-
John Kalb, of Brooklyn, spent Sunday
-Iced tea and coffee with cream, 5:
«Secure seats for the Norwnllr Min-
strels, for the benefit of the Westport
Fire Police. Wednr illfly evening, June 27.
if a New York rliillionilu'e gives :i din
ncr at 5th livcnilc and 26th street, costing
$700.0”, which gives 19 people dyspepsia
and these people spend “Ammo in doc-
ors‘ hills and finally have to usyfldh)
each for Cactus Blood Cur-c to cure them.
whld Would be the saving pi-r cupita if
the dinner should not iv“ given, ttwrc
Inquire) at l’iitiiilcll'ri drum more, it here
you ill-i3 bllrv lbc pi‘ulllv‘lrr solved and
cm» ill: 0 l (furi-
TaYlor 8: Golden
\Vr‘SBINUTUN BTREI‘IT.
prices and on New Vl'l‘lll“. sun'- tf
liealEslale andlnsurance.
i‘cmrus looking torn l0l,lll’ lLtJIi'U‘ rind lol,
with rm,- vll-w of purchasing. urn lnvitui to
cull and examine our list. . \\ c llilve lllrnr l-vr
Still‘ in every purl of it.» til)“ nt reasonable
' ' masons? '
\ All”) Tllorsto-lim-n,
doctors :lzl )lcuilow Hrcul, bomb Norwlllk.
. w
examined midwife.
iii-st reelrillnlclulmlou from New York
warren”. "
work. Apply
liliyllronil (‘orlu-r South
strnct, on line
slrrml ,
ltl'l'.
llf'hl ullllllicr.
'I‘" LET.
A COMPETEN'I‘ girl to do gt‘lll‘l‘lll lion-ii -
lit 1'! llnvillllld jarred,
South Norwulk. it
‘U'l‘TlNll down thaw. l.) l~ or day in rk.
/ Aim l'li-llirl'llz lllHl dim. ..,. \\'cll~. .v\lrl'3.\~
ANDl‘il OLSEN. Norirsla. l'ollu. 5131 iw
CLEANlNIi ltllll din ill: t‘~l1illll5lllllt‘lll, No. 4
Main
-l' I‘lll'l'll‘ i'ril‘H. South Nor-
u-nlk. l‘onn. \h- l‘l‘sllt‘t‘ll'lllly unlloulll-c lll Illa
f‘lllZl'llS oi' Solil‘lr horuvilk, )oru will ullll \ ll‘lll-
llt‘ llilll m» i'-lz\lill~llt~ll lilll’N‘lVl-H ill rour
mill-st, ill the dyl-lng mill l-lmlllin: llll~lllt'-l~,
lllltl llrl- now p‘wpui'm To do all klllIl-i of l‘lt‘flll"
lug lilill llyclllg in the \cl-y but r-H‘ll'llllll lilllll-
l.llillt*,~' rum. urn-«cs, I‘lillt'r lllltllt- up or
"Will. l-l-liiks. l'lllllN. llll’lliils‘ clip! 8. lll'llll'i,l‘li'.,
ribbons. {ring-"i. piano. lll'uli'l, blllilir‘ll covers,
tllull‘lcrs. Hl'lii'l's, lll‘H, kill glow-n, lilil allow,
also l‘liullil'l‘s l'lcuncll iiiill t'lli lcll. lllvullcllieil‘s
L'lll'lllt‘lll‘lllyt‘llUl'l‘lt‘llllHlltllkl pressed ill the
l‘.lillTl'rtlii‘AHH. lnllitr
ollli‘l‘iil’ ()lrl) WELL (Tlll'All. (‘il..
llltflllll nt. 1 I ll
l|llll'tl ul TAYLOR lt' (illl.l)h.N‘H. roll it
rent SH, Second floor. No. l
ly‘lll'li room nplrrlllil-ut. first floor, l't'lll‘. over
in ll. llcclti-r's, Til “'linllillrzlmi slrcct,
Rum-U A» l‘orlrclt biillllltlrt. lllqllll‘l' M the
Hi Wash-
1101‘le No ll llliiiforll i'lllco. lil‘mtlllt'l. ln-
7 ‘lllilll floor. 7!) Hnillli Muln Hi‘itcl, writer in.
. Illlllfm'll
Plill'ii. rum Gill. liltlull'e of it. A. WOOD-
\V.\lill.
It‘flll ill/\lrl‘).
hardware store, 112
NitrWallt.
FliiH'l'—l.‘l.AHS plmctou.
For sale chi-lip. it. (i. fill
lligc ui‘l-lulc. Eust Norwulk.
iw
this ofllce. a
A
ill
way. Will be sold cheap
Apply to JOHN H. KNAP ’, 8:1 West. lillfifélrif
EW Columbia hlcycle. rm- model Qt.
if bargain. Call or address. is.
JACKSON,
walk.flontr.
, ten l'ri-l from the ground.
[NDUW screens and doors. Imv I'N‘Mlll
freezers. llluirulocss. llllllr. gulls. rlllvs,
revolvers, bllillka. llllwllr‘l‘, shot. litlt'lt‘ll hlll'llll,
llfl~ prl-l-lcvvcrs, rubber hose, ours. Illlt'llllrh,
('lllllllfl.llHlllllKlll ‘klt', curtlwru wulcr llltrrs;
all at lllwt‘nb prices. Min-ll pnllll, 5L"? Iu-r
sliou: lilo per quart. m. W A’l‘lilNH .tr Dilly-’8
Washington Htrl'lal,h.‘:irlitll
All gmnl us new.
’litt‘Y, 109 Col.-
jlil lw
Cllllrll‘H tricycle for side chi-lip. f‘nll at
ltllt'
HAlJKUl-l writer motor. which w ll be sold
cheap for want of use. Apply lit this
,AMILY horse. 5 yours old. good size,
solinrlurllne roadster. and right every
for want of use.
A
M.
hoto rll her l") Wallslrecl. Nor.
i) ll l) v’ 123 if
AVE your fee by using Alaska charcoal lln
ed refrigerators. hold only. by so
NORWALK HARDWARE (.1 M ’ANY.
South Mufti street. all) if
flew stoo
bananas tube rubber hogs.
and fall it
foot.
0MPA e
WT‘WA
A! South Halli attent- am
I
42
ll
10 1! and I can
LK WA
Highest of all in unveiling Pawn—Isuzu U. S. Gov’t Report.
l
on! meeting was held
There was a small at-
Vtof warm weather.
d, and the old board
of ofiicers, committeeman, E. 'l‘homrs;
treasurer, William 1. Stevens, and clerk,
Baking
Powder
Obtained Security for the Note.
"Torrens," in his hat gossip to the
D-nbury News, writ s: "Messrs. Ray.
mond & Comatock, of South Norwalk
whose financial troubles were reported
last week, have secure] a settlement of
the claims auainst them, by obtaining
security for the notes offered. It was
the point of security that prevented en
undersianding at the first meeting of
creditors. The firm therefore expects to
continue the bllslm 's, paying off an in-
deblellnersot twenty per cent. of the
original in one year, eighteen months
and two years froln date.” , ‘
Children Cry f9!
Fitcher’e Castoria. ‘
when liatlv mm sick, W» gave- her "Muir“.
’r‘fheu she wits a Child. she cried for Csstorla.
When she ill-cums Silas. she clung to Custom
W 'lllll and had Children, we 33 to them Claw-A.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Gastorla.
Children Cry for
’
Pitcher s Castorla.
I lSTiilfTT OF NORW'A LR. Nth, PROBATE
~ Court, June 9th. A. l).. llilll.
instills of Theodore Brush, late of Norivalk.
in suid District. dcccuscd.
The (‘ourt of Probate forthe District of Nor-
wiilk lrntll linritcd and allowed six months
from lllr,‘ ilalo hurl-of l‘or lllt‘ creditors of said
cslulcln cxlllhll lllcir‘l'lliilllrl for sclllcniclll.
Those who ill-glcct lo prom-ill lllclr accounts.
iropvrly lilil‘fill’ll, within said lilllc, will llt' iii--
rliri'cll a rwm‘cry. All pcrsous indebted to
said cstulclirc requested in lirakciuinrcllllrte
payment to EllWlN ll. BRUSH,
Jll. is. ’..’r Allllriillstrator.
l)l.\"l‘iill"l‘ 0i" NllliWAirh' es“ PROBATE
('lilrrl. .lunc lfilll. A. 1).. lbllt.
Estateoft’llilrlcs W. Savage. lute of Nor~
walk. in N‘llll l)l.‘ll‘l|‘l, llci-l-llsed.
'l'lle f'ourt of l'roliiilc for the District of .\'or-
walk. lllitlr llllllll‘ll Hilfl allowed six months
from lllt‘llilll‘ licrl-lif for llltll‘l'l‘illllll'rillf said
while fol-xllllril lliclr cllrilris Tor sclllcmcnl.
’l‘llmo \\ ho ilcgll'l‘l to present their accounts,
ilropcrly lblll’l‘lt‘ll, uiillilr Nilll time. will be
ilcblirrcll u rl-l‘m'cr)‘. All pcr-(llrs llllll‘lllt‘ll lo
Hilll t‘el’tlt' urn rrtuierl ln Hilllit‘ lllllllt’llllllt!
rslyrucul to_h.L'(il‘..\l‘L W. \Vlll'l'lu‘lllll'h‘h,
. . .\llililulstmior,
:l-ls, :5. yd .\lll.llltiltl, .‘lttllli'.
lS'l‘lilCT OF \‘lliliNALK. he, Probate
(Inur’l..luuc‘."llll, A. (L, lblll.
Eslhlc of Fannie J. Jones, late of Xurwalk.
hr .slilll lllsll‘lltl. lll'i-i‘iiscll.
Whereas, written application has been
made to this (‘ollrt by the flilllllnlhlrfllllrlll‘
1mm mm with the will annex. i for an order
of sillc of ccl llilll ri-sl info of tilllll (lv‘f’t‘afit’ll
which is fully \lt‘nl'l'lljl‘il in blllll application on
t‘.
Ordered, That said application be heard and
llt‘ll‘l‘llllllril lll lllc l‘ruhnll- (Hill-c In Norwalk.
on lhculh dliyof .lunc. lh'ill. of ii o‘clock forc-
llllOllJlllll (hut public irotl’l-cllrcrl-of be given to
fill persons iirll-rl-ocd lln-rein by publishing
thlr order in H. llt‘WM npcr having it clr clarion
in said l’lEVTll'lJli lt‘lhl fuurdllys beforesulil
till)" 0! hearthg.
ASA B. “'OODWARD.
.lilllg--.
some.
SloppingPlacesfanlamwayCals
’l‘hcfollowliu: rolllli ll) \\'ll hinuion street
and South Milli] sll' -l. lll Soulll Norwulk,
\l'lll lll'l‘l' lllt‘l‘ llt‘ lll',‘~l.::ilil l
plil .w by tho '1 l‘lllnirni .
l. lili).iloilll sllmvl.
:5, Hull! :i'.— lltl\\'l'l' H l'l'
ll. llltlll‘ll‘ll l'll- ~.
1. l‘l‘Lliir ll\~il'
7., Music ”till.
I. llll\.31lllll ~tl‘ -l
jL'i ll
“1 >l lllldlil.’
‘ll'N.
. Illlli'olull‘n ll).:.
. \\':-‘illlllu.ru “l"lll, oppwili ’l'nllm- .\'
Holden's.
1|. \\'ll~' ‘ll‘.‘,l in sll. i, llmmrl' - )lell'l'e.
lll. Washington «not, nppodlli Scullllcl
lillll o.
H. “':i-liilil.llili at": r-l,oppmllctlpcru llll‘i~l'.
l‘l. “'ulvr stir-cl.
No olllcr lilllL‘l"i will be sloppod ill, l’ll‘irll‘ll-
K0?“ ul'lllnr: on or oil lllllhl uwull or llollt'y lln-
coullill-lnl' lolln- polll‘ «wart ~l such nlllpplllg
phll'c. This is llllllt' lo ll\'(ll|l colwtnnl colux
pl‘lllllfi of too in Illlt'lll stopollqcsuln-l l ifliclll.
Mo llic lllllt' of pli- Huge through lllcclly, l‘lx
l'l‘llllllll will llll lllltlltl for cripples lilld uni-ll
people. 'l no pl «ls upon lllt' nlllo of the sin .-t
lic.u'c-l such plains will lli- llcslguutcll with u
ullllcbliuil about [our full. lvllle pllil‘cll about
jcfl'l
HORSE ,égllPPlNll
WATER PllWEll.
if you want your horse clipped quick and
clean, call on
W. McQuhae,
58 NorthlVlaln St.
South Norwalk.
llllilllll -
- - HOME
FOR JUNE
Mow READY.
8 cents and I Coupon at
mill
tf
.. Tlill Stalin! Dillon.
We “hurtful!
" ‘ " V 1' we‘renn
roman. 1394. ‘
WE HAVE
GOT 'lT.
All new stock, latest styles and bought at low figures that
mean a. saving all around. Everything for men's and boy’s
wear at ”
LOWEST PRICES.
MOST COMPLETE LINE OF
BOYS’ AND YOUTH‘S’
NE‘GLlGEE SHIRTS.
EVER SHOWN IN TOWN
EAST STORE OF BUILDING EXCLUSIVELY FOR
Blis’ l1 mogul Furnishings. *-
“In.
W. l. BENElllllT & BBMPANY,
SENTINEL BUILDING, WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK.
The Leading Dry Goods Store.
Trislram & Hyall, No. 2 Gazelle B’d’g
Alli EMBROIDERY EXHIBITIllN,
Wednesdayi Thursday, June 27-, 28
_ Tasteful needlewomcu are. constantly in search of new and
artistic idcasfor decorative work, and we have in answer to this
demand provrded a. fascinating and instructive novelty, in the
form of anart embroidery exhibition. Our object in givrng this
exhibition rs, first, to create an interest in this department of our‘
store, and second, to give our many lady friends the benefit 0 ‘ '
such useful helps, designs, and suggestions which we feel will b
of great benefit to them in the future, and which will be resent-
ed on this occasion. The exhibition will be in charge of r. John
N. Sloane, from the firm of M. Hemingway & Sons,silk manufac-
turcrs,_who has had extensive experience in such matters, and
who Will be pleased to show you his samples, which will comprise
nearly evcrythrng_m the line of embroidered linens. Those who
can, should not fall to attend this exhibition and get points about
what is new in art embroidery.
YOU ARE Cfllllllllll llllllEil. DON'T FORGET THE Dll8--WEll'
"[80“ Mill THURSDAY, .lllllE 27th All!) 28th.
Trislram {but Norwalk, Bo
Illl.
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BllTTEll, illTTER, BUTTER,
Fllll Siluuii, JUNE 23d.,
Wc will give the greatest bargains cvcr known in lluttcr. We, will svll llre very
best l'llgin ('millrcry at only We. pcr pound. ll‘mlt‘llllltll’ this is thc veryflnest butter
lnthc nllll'ket,pnll the extraordinary low price is for Saturday only.
We are all-o selling line Crcnmcry lluttcr at 13c, Hllllll to linytlring sol-l elsewhere
at the.
We are giving the lllrgcst alrl most useful presents with our Tclis null Coffees in
the city and guarantee tlrc qiinliiy of our goods to be the best.
lllikcr's l'ocou lllc. Fresh Eggs 15c lloz, Y’nkco ()uls ilc.
flood Sardines 5c. Box. (‘otulcnscd Milk "in. (in. Dot. (.Tiltsllp ilc. Bot.
Largo, No. l Muckcn-l only Pl '. ouch.
New Potatoes lower than any other place in the city.
l’ottijoliri's California llrclrkfllst food l-icn‘cd free.
Millie no IIIlHlflkf‘ but come to
The New York lirocery 840.,
Donovan's Building, Washington 81.. South Nurwall.
8:5:MAIN STREET, NORWALK,
FORTIETH STREET AND SECOND AVENUE.
ElGll’i‘YeSIXTil ST. AND FIRST AVENUE,
lusw YORK.
Extravagance
Mny lie in paying too much for u thing,or in paying
too little.
If you buy feed for less than we ask you’ll not get
all good qualityuiliat's poor economy.
If on pay more, you pay too much, because we
so] the best there Is.
This rule applies to all our goods, Date, Corn, Bran,
Meal, etc.
”dull and Com Carefully screened from dirt and
c a .
Pratt’s Poultry Food.
Cattle.
Grain.
anueTT‘: Hatch
_ 15, MAR ALL STREET. .
3".
mesa mum
Pratt's Food for Horses and ‘
Norwalk Chronicler