‘ , mien using my name or olal . are , in: with * .‘iafl liw ., :: -' Examined , __,,,,_ ‘ . a... .Untllduiy 20th NOTICE. Parties who have purchased glasses from 50 Wall st “191' ”all? am No. 7 rest. orw . he?! nailed that they have 'been deal- l‘tlldt. .03. U. I". HLGBES. Optical Expert. ill‘his Is The FLOUR That took First Prize at the WORLD‘S FAIR. Which shows that Washbunrllrosby’s Superlativs Makes the Best Bread in the World. 100K FOR THE YELLOW CENTER. . For Sale by the Following Grocers: Dibble a Comatock. G. 3). Frederick. C. L. Glover, Robertson Bros. Finnne do lionedlct, E. H. Morehonse. W. S. auford. Euch Donnelly. F. Scribner. 0 K. Seoiield. 8. C. Horton. S. H Raymond 3: Son. ARI) OTHERS. ilobenaluckerilloudwin MILL AGENTS FOR CONN. HARTFORD. CT. a3 Gm 700 MAIN 811. 5.9“ “in“ B.L.Tobacco will suit' 3) 5 Its flavor is every time. 5% perfect, and i i in ”the world. hag Wm con. «9‘9 JACOB M. LAYTON Fire. his and Incident Insular: till ESTATE ltlll HOUSE AGENT Ocean Steamship Tickets and Sterl a‘g Drafts, Mans Negotiated and flocks Sold on... 5 Railropd Place, next to Post (lilies. South NorwalkJ‘t. Votary Public. Acknowledgment- rakes. 'T'B ADVERTISERS. Changes cannot be guaran— teed the same day copy is hand- ed in. Every reasonable effort will be made to accommodate patrons, but change cannot he insisted upon as a right unless copy is sent in hi 2 o'clock in the afternoon of t e day no- fore chance is desired. O i 3 it is the C LongestChcw thing chcu _/ ‘33 g... Emmet... .-,. or... if: b .3 Made to suit tlic times as well as tlz: kcrs. The richest lililil in tom-u \xmaz' lift i ask for anything quitcr; the ITUUTV' t man in town wouldn't ask for z.::_\'>’ A 2 0:1. I‘filil;1‘.jl_‘c‘,f<,)r 5 €15. per. Ask for it at any tolmcco dealers. in . l; pain 1 IE PRMITS Small llliivslmems. Returning prosperity will make many rich. but nowhere can they make so much within a short time as by successful Speculation in Grain. Provisions and stock. Hill Elllil lllllllll "NESTED can be made by our Systematic Plan of Speculation noted us. All successful speculators operate on a regular system. It. is a wlgll- known fact that there are thousands of men to all 4 is of the United States rokers. make larmfiuuts every who. by systematic trading through Chicago b in from a few thousand dollars for the man who invests a lmndr to ”11'. rank- two hundre dollars up to Sim) or more by those who invest a few thousand. It is also a fact that those who male the lamest route from comparatively small invest. ments on this plan are persons who live away from 'hicago and meat through brokers who thoroughly understand systematic trading. Our plan does not risk the whole amount invested on My trade. but covers both sides. so short time. ’ that whether the market rises or fails it brings a srsmly proiit that piles up enormously in a WRITE FOR CONVIHCIKG PBOO'B. also our Manual on sum-esefnl speculation and our Daily Market Report. full of mono -makina' painters. am. In“. Our Manual ex- plains m n tradl For further information address THOMAS& 00.. Jill tlm aunts—Ilium... ug fully. Highest re ereuces in regard to our standing and success. Bankers and Brokers. 24I-242 llislto Building, tuition. Ill. more refreshing after a hard day 's wor‘r, be it of brain or body, than a cup of GOOD TEA with your supper, or what gives the stamina for the arduous duties of the day like a good strong cuptof delicious coffee? Life would be a burden without well almost a gift at these prices, cousldc Beat Oolong or Mixed, Choice Oblong or Min... Fine Colour 3 . nixed, ‘ ;4 " assortment of presents. it, «of col, Java Coffee, Bast Java Coffee, But laricalbo Cafes, But Rb Coffee. Perfection Combination Coffee, these gifts of nature. Do we say gifts, ring our inducements. 00¢ per pound. 500 It It 40c u (I 850 per pound. 32° u to 3m to at 286 II N 25° N (I All other goods are absolutely pure, wholesome and nutritious. To be had only.» 1 THE uw nu SillllES. . Donovan Building, ‘ emu Norwalk. 38 Main Street. Norwalk. , f . If a man wants i M3009 chew l‘ mt not. ill: mien committal:- vary newest and choicest pat , of garments. Fall and explicit d4 ions for putting mistbsr the, prison as company each pattern. 3 "2: ”.7 . f] ’I. " ‘ 33:1“!1","fl‘ i. ’ $3437”! "it ' . «3' ‘3‘; ill , .7 , cot—LADIES! BLAZER HINTS BY MAY MANTON. For summer outing and general war no garment is more popular than the blazer, made of material to match the skirt and worn over a comfortable shirt waist. Navy blue serge is the material chosen for the very stylish blazer here shown. the fronts of which can be left open or closed at bust with a clasp or buttonsmnd buttoubolrs as preferred. Stylish bust darts fit the fronts, the back having the usual seams necessary to a glove-lilting adjustment. Below the waist line in back an easy fullness is per- ceptible. the center seam ending in cost laps and the side seams in rounding plaits that are topped with single but- tons. Brosd pointed lspels reverse from the widely faced fronts and meet the rolling coat collar in notches Pockets are inserted on the fronts at a convenient depth. and all the free edges of the jac- ket are finished with machine stitching in tailor style. The stylish gigot sleeves are shaped by single seams, voluminous at. we The elbow and coat shaped to the wriam. wheres round coil" is simulated by machine stitching. For the plain and fancy cotton and linen sultlugs now an vogue the mode will be found desir~ able, as well as for Cheviot. tweed, serge. cloth and other wool fabrics. Pattern 6471 is cut in six sizes,v.z: 32, 34, 36, 38. 40 and 42 inches bust meaure. The retail price of pattern is 25 cents. Quantity of material ii inches wide: 32 inches bust measure, 3‘: yards. 36 u u n 33 u 40 It u II 3; II 42 u u st 4* u EVENING BEITIIEL BDIUPDI ENTITLING TO ONE PATTERN ANY SIZE. OF NO. 6471. Got this out. fill in and mail or take to Students Bargain illouss. your name and address: ADDRESS.............. . . .. . PATTERN No. 647]. HZEL ...... ”.15 Thls coupon and 12 cts. will secure above pattern at Sturtevaut‘s. North lliain and Ann streets, South Norwalk. FIREIEN'S CONVENTIDN, Programme oiExorclasa for the Ifwa Daya‘ Meeting in South Norwallk. The State Fireman's convention will be held in South Norwalk August 6 and 7. The executive committee of the associa- tion will hold a meeting for preliminary business at the blahsckemo at ll) o'clock, on the 6th. At 2 o‘clock the conven- tion will he called to order in Minute Hall by President William C Smith. of New Haven, and the programme for the day will be as follow: Opening prayer—The list. it 0. Sher- wood, of South Norwalk Baptist church. Address of welcome—Mayor Mortimer M. Lee. Response by President Smith. Approval of minutes of previous meet- ing-J B. Jones. of Westpsrt, secretary. Report of credential committee. com - posed of J. T. Prowitt, Norwallt; Morris Meyers. Dinbury, and Charles Fable, Westport. Report of President Smith. Report of Secretary J. S. Jones. Report of Treasurer 5amuelU.8nsag, of Waterbury. Report of auditing committee, com- posed of W. 0. Wallace. Antonia: F. I. Travis, .Torrlngtoa, and T. D. Bradstreet, Therm-ton. Report of Chief John Wagner. of Rockvllls. State delegate to the national convention of firemen held at lion treal, Canada, last August. Annual election of officers; president. first viospresideut and sight rice-presi- dents, secretary and treasurer. Adjournment for day. in the evening a banquet will be ten- dered to the visitors by the Sleuth Nor- ...n. department. 0n Welland-y morning will occur the exhibition of the apparatus. and at 10:80 the convention will come to order again in llaslc Hall with the new president in the «iii-air. Persons who are subject to diarrhoea will find a speedy cure in Dsfliltt's Colic a andOholsraCnrs. Unno other. 1th thsbtsttbatsmbsmadsortlistm mum-tartan. tie-all it. -, . Romanov. It is made from“ the best roots and herbs. Easily and cheaply made at horns. improves the appetite, and’ An unri- valled temperance drink. Healthful, foaming. int»- ‘1‘ makes 5 gals. Get it sure. Sandi-cent stamp fbrpictaru. Wmac'mmmumtord.“ was U. 8. Patent 01!“, 1876 to 1883. Offices, 4:16 Main Street, BRIDGEPORT. CGNN. Patel! Medicines Elli Mill PLEASANT T0 TIRE. At our: Peruse i ll FIOTJHAM) NOT Tll TAKE. -. in preference to any other. ‘(iiBsnansstbistiI-mbavelcn'gn- Wrfismummdhmah thebsstFnr-niturnthatcanbspn- I clous. One bottleof extract. m—Vmuu R. J. nonusa a 00.. rurnnun latter- and Impomrn.‘ 61-65 West 23d Sta, N. "I. maroon... Idea luau.) mnhmhwmlkusdmm allow tawnwmur Comment. Just 2m [ill Til DEBKEB’S WHY? Because I keep the best stock of Ar- tistic Wall Paper in the city. at prices as low as the lowest. and employ the best and most skillful workmen to hang it for you. a S I have devoted my life to the "Niagara“ ' ’lla “‘3 919391169591 all its details, and can furnish Hood ’8 Mia. .67 goods and do work second to none. The ms Nomad“; '67 best is the chesprst and I have and do Cuticura Resolvth .70 the bu“ 800W? Emulsion, '50 Because I employ a corps of Artistic Green s‘Nervura, _ ~70 Decorators who will decorate your house 8511”“ 3 Specific '0' liialana -75 with the latest and most appr0ved meth‘ 18““? (5:19 fifiompound. I: ods and designs at prices that defy com- ran re s , . - i n. Alcock’e Planters, .10 petlt 0 Benson's Capsice Plasma .12 Because I have the largest stock. of Castor-la, .28 Artusrs' Materials and Picture Moulding Carter‘s Pills. .18 in the city. We also do House and Sign Atwood‘s ihtters, .18 Painting in the latest and most approved Badm‘s Microbe Killer. qua, .75 styles. Radam‘s Microbe Killer. .ml. jam. 3.50 Yankee Lung Soother, , .35 lien. 8. Slillson’s Drug Store, I! Washington strut L. H. DECKER. 79 Washington 81.. Smith Norwalk. Ct. Wm ”a... , “ own-app: 1 without. any nu _ ‘ Harry other at M TEETH FILLED AID PAIII-IBII-Y. A mam. : BEST QUALITY. $8.00 WAfiglAN BED FOR. “VI um BET SURGEON nrurur. f 30. ‘1! "Alma!” m. Over Post once. . South Kuwait." HOURS: Ba. m. ton. m. JANUARY 2!. 1M. «AINS l-IAVI sou'rn NOW I. LEAVE NEW YORK Ion SonuNonwm A. lit-bl!) em. ac.. 700 no" no ex.. 00 10 an ax., to 06 ac" 11 00s!“ 1108 an. noon ex. . -—lill an. up ex. 303 oz. 380 or. 40! as. 403 enumeration ex. Gill so. 003 ex" ran as. immalml Adammandasa an. midnight 01., Bu A. ra—su ac. Twas. antenna. tum. ——-ooo—- DAR DUI! I)! VISIOI. LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK for Daabnrp— Wac..l011ex..s.m.: “I so. 68 PM sx..bl:ex..biliao. ‘ LEAVE DANBURY for Ponth Norwalk- ill ac- 7msx..957u..1240 ac.. mm!!! Ill! "0' x..u'l'p.m.. ac. I. t.. liar Haven & limiting, ‘2 DR. F. W. DARMER V FOLLOW - [on N" You. Ion NI! la mat—113 ash. an. Alp-lilies. 6!] on., last. emu. owns“ tilt local . 786-3.. ass Lam, Mono” imLcL- Ellen. ”be!" 19mm. axiom. Hues" , one am. 1144 . oat ac.. P. E—nllex. i.“i.°‘--‘ raw» em. 02.. dfilocale .. 4mm, era—12:51.2" Educ. to mm. in ac.. Misc" II as.“ “Vac" on. w“a ac.. so. no ex. “lac" m Ellen. “lac.a ‘ 53) no., ‘ 1115A mac. 0 no em. Sundays—i 83 ac. ilbllac" Bianca mm: ”7am. 715ac.p.m.. amen. wow" it an no aye—A. .. so. .M.—dluc.. r. T” ‘1‘. ’53:, 938 ac. ' a. .4-~..~_ A - BARGAIN - WEEK. BEGINNING JULY 15, 1895. 1,500 yds. Bleached Remnants, 5 cls. Imperial Challics at 2! cts Printed Jaconets at 6 cm Piques. 6 yds. for if) cts . worth 75 me. Wash Silks at 27: via. Summer Dress Goo-is at 25 ate, worth 30 one. BARGAINS in other Goods that are well worth your attention. iloys’ Shirt Waists, 15 ate, 2 for ‘25 etc. Men's Outing Shirts, pt 15 cls. Men‘s Cheviot Shirts, at 39 eta, worth 50 etc. Sun Umbrellas, at cost. Jobs in Children‘s Capes. Balance Silk Waists, $2 00. A. DlCKERMAN & SON, 84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. wmors alumni REPBSITflRY, Corner Madison and Franklln15treets. South Norwalk. THE BEST MAKE WAGONS 0i All KINDS. Repairing of All Kinds. BDCHESTEH Mill Dillll BIBYBLES flEillllll Mill lillil IIIIlE. Q‘BUY A Wfllmufrom a responsible partly who here for nine years. Every wheel warranted. has been doing business
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