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list “IF. SlFlltltlSd
‘ Tho t.‘riuuuiIIII~IIuraoircuIIrn n" dispute
WIIIIIIS IIAI’S AIIII HISIIAPS I!
III! [ITIIEII SIDE OF TIIE RIVER.
DAME" AHD HOROTON.
JIall, of lllt' fiiiywrior t'ourt. uI-xt Thurs
‘ day“.
iover a lmandary line at (lollunrlnr'a
fl’oiut. is down for trial before Judge
our: SOUTH NORWALK
Hilbert I! II) in Inning Pout—Meet 3. 8. Gov’t Report
'l‘la- Mothmlist l-lpisi-I‘Ipal church was 0 a Power
M Mr Babbitt! School Concert at m. I “‘1‘“ tilled last IIiirhtJo listen tothul'lastur m
Ieth edlet Church~WiltIerlorce lubileo Sing-
»! Outing-Malls and Strays.
at the Etrt Avonuo .\I ‘lll tllit l‘IIIisn Ip II
church. yesterday. The morning a -r‘
vino was tlllIllllsitlttIIt‘ and full of Ilttorost.
Rev. A. J. Smith preached an inspiring
cannon front the text, “l-Iwopt I shall
neutho print ottho nails in his limit '
and put my ting-yrs In the print of tho
will riot hollow." 'l'he singing by tho
qunrtctte was excellent.
Simona sting unoto appropriate to the.
«martian, which was well received. The
church was huautit'nlly IIdorue-I with
flower-t. Early in the owning the people ‘
hogan t0 Munmblu, m that by Tllt' tituv
tho Iert'it'u hogan there was not II singlu
available Iii-at in tlr- largo audienr:
room. Thodoarsot' tho I“L‘.Illl'l' room
were thrown wide up)” and this was
nltto partly llllt‘Id. 'I‘hoanun‘Il l"..tstlor 5‘ th-
buth who )l eon art was fully up to lllt'
highltuudartlof tho- pist. 'l‘o partiea
ltt'l'w would he to l‘illtigl'ld‘ err-r)’ exvrl'istr
rendered, both by the adults and child-
run. The infant class delighted err-r}-
one with their pretty motiott song. The
collection taken by eight little girls wag
u liberal one. showing the :lppt't‘t‘itllioll
of the large audience. of a tlltmt suI-I‘oss-
fnl anniversary.
Rev. A. J. Smith annouuml. yI-stI-r
day, that tho Wilberforce l'nirorsity
Jubilee Sinners. the same roiored troupe
that churrued the Now York East t'ou-
{eminent its luteacssion hold in New
Haven, with plantation melodies and
songs, had been set-III'I-Il for an evening‘s
concert next Saturday night, April I\.
in the interest of the lladws‘ Aid sIu-iI-ty.
O
The marriage of Thomas I. ~laud
Walsliauzltitara llrll ltale-s will takI-
placr at the home of the luido. of; Maple
avenue, East Norwaik. tonight. .It
o'clock. Rev. I“. ll ltohhins willporl'oriu
the ceremony. At‘tora short rot-option
Mr. and Mrs. Walsh will no to their
new homo in l“airtiold.
Izil'l
Charles Routing: and (‘ht'tou ('oolI-y
were playing hall with other boys at
l'boeky Springs. Friday afternoon. \I’hr-n
Keatinlrinadv- a stril-ztl. threw his hat
and atartI-d for first lI:IsI-. The bat
struck Cooley in the. t'aI-I-,r-uttiug his
upper lip quite hadly'.
The fence north of tho East Norwalk
school is being.r rehuilt hy (‘harlos
HIIII'kins,haidtn.r blown down during: tho
lute gale.
Attorney John .I. Walsh. of Norwalk.
will more into tlIe(‘arr plat-r- on lllt'
Gregory’s l’oiut road in a few days.
George Butts, of Hartford, has lII-en
spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
John W. Mains, ot' Osborn avenue.
The Advent church I-ottago meeting.
tomorrow night, will ho with Morris
Saunders, Howard avenue.
\Vicko Brothers have completed our
hauling the “Baby Ruth." and will
launch her today.
Oakley Smith has secured a position
with Leonard L. Alcorn. paiurru'. in
Greenwich.
I Stephen LUCli\thtMl.Uf Fort l’oint street!
has reI-ovorcd from his attack of thr-
grip.
Mix-5r; Helen IEI-ll. ot‘ (fore streot, spout
Sunday with friouds‘in Flushing. II. I.
MissAlir-e l’arsous. of First avenue.
left town today for Vernon (‘ontxr
lilies Viola Starr, of East Norwalk, is
the guest of friends in Stamford.
Miss Fanny Ifndorhill, ot' l-‘itr-h sIrI-I-t.
is visiting' in Bridgeport.
MR. MCKSON'S ILLUSTRATED SERVICE.
A Pleasing Programme Rendered at the Nor-
walk Opera House Yesterday.
The Norwalk ()pera Household an
audience occupying nearly. all the
seats on the main tloor and in
the balcony. yosterday afternoon.
in attendant-I- upon the illns~
truted service. Applauso was awarded
each number ofu pleasing programme
arrangedhy .'I. ll. .IaI-ksou. The foal.
tures werethestory of Jane t’ouIIuI-st.
read and illustratI-d by Mr. Jackson.
withpiano am Impanimont by Mr. ltrady.
Miss Anna Staah sung "l’alutBrant-hos. ‘
ur‘crnnpaniml by Mr. llrady. and Miss:
Lula M. sultan l’('t'llt‘tl --'rII.- wntaw's‘
Light." with piano lli‘t'ltllllitlllllllt’lli hy
.Mins Nina A. Lewis, and svaviow illtts—_
trations by Mr. .ILII'lisoll. Virus of
scenes and buildings on "Tho- lsh- of
Matt” (‘IOSNI tlII: survive.
Next Sunday no at'tI-rnoou Iut-vtiug
"will Iw holduhut in the ('\'t‘lllll;.' Dr.‘
Morgan will girt- an illustrated discourse ,
on “The Lilo of Chris: All who llltVI‘
no church home are cordially im‘itI-d to .
Mr. Jackson lulms zoalt Ius- .
he present.
If for theI good of thosi- about him and
our community ought to give him lily-r-
31 support, both financially and liy their
. .. a .
prr sent? .
I ,II
’t'tlllt't‘l'l.
.eitattons. readings and singing.
ft‘l‘t'lll parts \\'|'T't' rendered.
‘partor, Rev. S. A. Hands.
Miss 31.;th Iailltln‘lt'y is r-ontini'rl IIIIII-r
houn- hv Illness.
Charles Milispauuh has I-nuplrtod a
down for (I. ”llllt'll. at .‘Iitt'hI-ll'a l’oint.
null». and thrust my hand in his side. l .
$ Miss Maud (Trait, of llrmltlyu. is the
. guest of Miss Addit- Waterbury.
Fred Leonard started last Saturday.
ito!" Mruttaua. wherv he has :tt'ttt‘lllt'tl a
lucrative position.
Mrs. t‘harlos .
(It‘ol‘gr' ”onion is t'otilittt'd lo the
! ltouso \\ illl ltl'.‘:l*ill'.~l.
Stephen Hall, our popular Ivutrher.
‘het a steak against a shad. with Waltrr
'\\'hitru~_\'. on the result of tho t-‘awtion
here Saturday. Mr. llall lwtting on IIIP
(‘itixI-ns‘ ticket.‘ The rI-roilt was Mr
Whitney had Ito furnish Mr. Hall»
I breakfast h r hilu _\t sir-rday morning.
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SILVERMINE.
s, It. \Valkley and family. who harr-
, been spI-nding :\ few days in lladdmu,
f returned to this plat-I- Saturday night.
I Mr. (Iurusey. pastor of thr- South
,Wilton Methodist I'Ipincopai church,
I
preached in lllt‘ .\l. l’ I-hurvh. Sunday"
morning from II 'l‘lllltlll)’ iii.. lit. lIIs
:Sulijvt't was. "The llihlo Man's ('hurt."
In the owning the pIstor, Rot. Iit' trut-
llatis. [ll't'llt‘llt‘tl l'roIn tlu‘ stilgiI I". "'l'ho'
'l‘rno Ilr-ro." 'I'Iit‘ t -xt was Ih-luows
li.. III.
.\ party from hI-rc- llllt'llll to ho prrn
sent at tho birfltday party in South Wil-
ton. Monday evening.
MRS. HAYES SUES FOR DIVORCE.
'Shc'CIaii‘ms that‘H‘er Husband Has Not Sup-
ported Hcr Since Thtir Marriage.
Mrs. ('harlvs I". Ilayos has appliI-II t'or
adivorw l‘ro.u hI-r Ilil~l1.llltl.\\'ll“ Is :I
s In of I'V-rd Hart-s. the thtI'hoI‘.
Mrs. liay'os‘ maid-in ll.I'ltI‘ Was I‘Ilrii-
W. llawt-u. Sh" isa daaxhtvr of Mr.
and Mrs. H, (‘. Itowmt. ot' l).IriI-II. and
\I'asniat'riv-Il to Mr. Hayes In Port ('hv-v
tor, ahout a year ago. 'I'iu‘ nuptials wa-
kept M't'l‘t'l until last. SI-ptI-Inhor.
Mrs. Ilayes snos. It is IIn‘Ih-rstooII. on
the ground of non-supp Irt, claiming
that her hushaurl has contribute I noth
Iing toward her supp )I'I siuvt- thI-ir llllll“
ridge.
.
HELD UP ON THE AVENUE.
A Man Who Wanted the Price at a Drink
Knocked Down by Mr. Mitchell.
Assistant Postmaster llarry ('. Mitt-Ir
e11. of III" Norwalk ltlllt‘t'. wrnt to New
midnight train.
Near (‘IIIiar street . on his way up Wes
Itx‘ouuo, ho was :II'r- IstI-Il lo' a shablrv
looking man who asked for thi- ill'lt't' ot'
a drink. .‘III'. )Iitt'lioll stoppml and was
:about to tt'IYt' tho stranger a nirkol. whon
Mitchell trippod him up and thou
knocked him down. Mr.
startml up tho aronuo at a rapid trait.
lllt'
took plant on Saturday
night.
ll\'t'llllt'
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—Hiuokr “.loeWritrht" cigars. equal to
iIuportI tl sold
howls ( ', SI-hatTI-yd' (‘o.. IuakI-rs. Phil—
:1 II-phia and New York.
”0000900“.
“ Clean :
f , ,- y . as
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WM t0 clcan house
. Born Ami
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g The Modern Cleaner
3 li// the dirt removed g
3 irom (llass, Metal, Paint, 0
I E without a scratch. :
: "l‘i \‘tll '~.:'Il rroar puts. innit, Slain, .
: “tlt’.lll4l.‘-‘\il.ll.. - .
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.Crofut Homestead
AT AucrIon.
'I III- who “I... .Iin Hill I., tin \\‘:il III .iII-
.lIIII-IIJ. t r~ tIIl. rIWy‘uM‘rl. I ot‘sonntt Ilnor-
'itygIII-u iI ~;I'«l Will. “‘1“ MIN lor~a!I-.‘It tottw
itvaowttoutIItiIo-lonhost ltltI‘lt'l. on Wodnow
tllI'I. \pI‘il.'.‘. Is..._;.t '_' ll"'l\v‘l( II III. ‘llllx"~'~
l‘l't"l"'l*i\' liisII-I-wl .If llI It‘IatI- «IIII- ”I“
:\i IIIaIIII- II-al vstatv IttI'IuII Its III" ll'tllli"~ll'll‘
jHII'III-II illl'l ’illllt‘ll 'II' Alltll'i'w .l, t‘rofnt’ut
Illo‘tItIIo-vl III‘III"|"‘I‘|‘~". Noni tool "-Iltlt‘""ll’
‘~I~t~ nt'a trawl I-,t"_I:IIIrl ItIIi-‘tl l“ 'I-IIt Ill I'iIIIIt
no \Vo-t lt\vlilI-‘. II] the oil “‘5 South XIII'ItIIIk.
toun.. and about!“ too-t ll dvrvth. IIIth ::
LII ' .IIIodI " I-IItIt Iluw-IIIII: lltt‘i-JJ. \HIII all
' l"ll" .mntaiutn: if» r 'lll ~.
.\ Iva ililt‘ llrll'li on H spurm lllll'l windmill:
:ItII IroIItInizv-nz. side ~troot. 'I'III- property
I» “I'll”! liw- ll tos' walk of tho I'llllrl‘lllt“.
.nI-ur l'In' M'Il'nl -. .Itol oItw-IIItnI'IoI‘ of II. lllll"
Il'HIll tho t‘ooth .\or\\::llt railroad station.
Nil“ lr- l‘u'lk" [IIIH'H IIII Iht' lvrPllll~t‘~. Tr'l'm-
sIIIII I‘IIIHIITIHII‘ made known at timo of solo.
l Ilntwl at South Norwalk. A Ir'ilrll. Mm.
JAN!“ 3!. LAY U). luwaItI-r.
nil l-"d,
'I‘lu- uxort-IsI-s consisted of re-
tiruat
‘praiseinhostowerl on tho childron for
En“! Norwull: was largely “nuggeuhnd the t‘lllt'lt'ltl manner in which their dif-
.\II nppt'u'
'priatt- address was given by the In w
York t'll’)’. Sunday, and returned on III" .
tIIquau attoqutI-d to not behind hiur i
Justus lb waszthout to grab him. Mr. »
MltI'III-II thou
It is reported that another hold-up.
by Ilealrrs gouorally.’
WWW- PURE
”will. WINNIPAUK.
A 1'1““ MrRamg—ol t“. Garment .‘uutlnilllt-I'ntltlt', UT Havana. Ctlbtl.
I is tlm urn-III «It no titlt'lt', A. ram.
lay be Obtained by Using the Demo. I
Wt' have made special urrunucnmntu
with tho tyrants o! the colohtntfll Bazur .
(.llovrwr'ittiug I'lllit'l‘lltt, by whloh wo can ‘
preru‘Iut to our lady rotulurn norms of their
very ncwr-at and ('llOIt't-rtill path-run of
mimrents. Full and explicit dlrrx'tloue
for putting togetlwr the trurmonttt no
company each pattern.
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IEHTIIEI.
’t‘lu- Work of sawing the our hnndrvd
mnl pilo of Wood has lawn rornplotod.
ll. Sin-h Is llt'n‘ltlfl to Harbor llH'llllt‘,
NIIYWtIIk.
About two'nty young ladies from thin
pla'a- wr-rr- rutttirnu-II at r‘t l’aul'srhnrvh,
yvntrrrlny.
5...“.itt“..§...; "
‘I’ t’ltflnl LUV.» ‘rltl I. '_
III “a“ it.
IIIIIIII'I.II.I "'
South ,Vnt'nulls‘. :IIIer'II llul. WW.
III' IIItnv u! itll t'XI't'ItlIHll to In:- drrovtml
mil rInIIIorn-l. Iiitutrmt that pr It ot‘ty-Il Willi IIII
ll "on. NI -II.iI town. It nu lr't‘h-II II|IUlI elli'l
VIII soil to tip. [.lflht'hl 'tllltlt'r tliI-rvlot', at “I"
puldtr- Hun Inst. til the H” of .‘H‘lill Nor \t‘lllli.
n hat-I town. Arr l‘tlsl. l-t'JI'I. at Ll u'I'IIWIt llt (llt'
IttmIIo-In. tho tolIowIII' «l-writuul promrtr
u'lonutln: totho «not WI ‘iarn It. “oil. or t...
Inuvh IIII'IwII It i Will Nllhlt’ the Hull oI L'Ul
"'IISL,’ tlouItIi-I-a' l anti-ll .,, . 'tin r-Xr'n'ldt- nattrvl
IIV TI't-n let'u', [It “I"
nl-nrwth-III. tI-4 bar- ..1 Iron. I ton-Ila II!
Mid Iron it pun-m oi lull'l ll'ult, It hare. I-l
sIt'I'I. I pp in. I l' ll'HIl III-«ill II'I burr: In m
Ion I'illltl. l l .t .It 't'fll'l' Iowttm t-ll‘l Iron. zit
"Tll’l'filtl‘. Iuailnua t-uIM oII. Loo pound-I or
lit't’I-ttlu-Iilhwl ~I‘l‘u|r lrolnl Ion ltlt'lit'l [N'Nlils
‘1.‘lb’rl""l‘~llli"‘hu l: Ito“... Id stow tII't-. t
i ‘muw— tun"hmulp~lt-.'t I‘ll-4 III-II Io‘to'r- Iun~t~
I mil 'Itlm .‘t lti'll tunn- ‘IIV' turm, tin ‘rvtlt'llL.
IrrlllItIIt'ltt'. : minimum If web»? ltllllt'Y‘u. '
l ' sitar? hangar». Ir‘uil III It'll"t’ wrru. unltrrilitnh
- I Irv-r Kl' tulip. IIIt-Iirw tIrI- wit-"I. I *Il'lllt Iatw. In
I . 66M CHILD! DRESS , hrrduo It'llT-I, to point!“ lead. I lie-Kiln“, I'tlvt"It
. l'Iguredt'haItIu In Irrwu .ml wmtv- I~ Wino, I h... t; I: in... ..i.. I_ p, «Ln-nil. MIN
. , .' - , .. , . ..,. . I413" "M lion r and with. I ouart Jar! hi .I
liltl’l. daIntIly dr- IIIJI- .l \Hllt l.I all; "rm": Mn.“ Wm W. “H" RM“ i."
ill . I t (I ItIrrIIw 'I'W'tl I'IIIIIIIII rut on 0 mtlmnmut I.:It«. tvvttnund Ira-t I:I~.t '3 mi:
3 R U I . ~ I‘ ' . ‘1 , ' 'flnlnurflflllIl II:II,..I IIIanIIIglInItuJ box rthm
5 With fancy fillit‘llllll'l. I'Iw Mtnp." llll.i' ”HI: “WI “I... I 4mm“: Maw... m-«tuao,
tin-urn luwlv .I/urlwhaina t-or otlonmrlutm.
J Ilium-— mt I"l I .- tlII-s. I tr- I. law. I too! «draw!
with ll\t"- and tmlta. | hot nl'nlII I~oll~.~ I-tt'r’t“
sir-am prim. | lutwhmg [In-It
Iwith slratldor and nudo'arm multIH.
that I'lov' In I'vu‘rr hilflt “I'll IItIlIous Am... 'y'yplyusm'x'r.
[and hnttuultohw. l’nll :atIII-rml lr‘vt‘I-l- "H 3, “”1’ ‘”""""'””' l"““”l'\""l“l"‘
1dr- at'I‘ III "angt-rl rm'r tho ~III'nIIrlo'rr, :ItI
:iIIIwII-l Yin-:II: {maul hr Ilr trttn BETTER THAN BANKS .
mini: III fr-Int. 'I'hr- no "i H li'ttshvl IIy ‘
Ia prI-tty rollinz.r rollar that I! Il't“ apart C Q“ 4 ” ‘Ill‘dli'.~miiiil.‘.t..{1325;
in from llll’l bo-k. 'I'hv t'oll bi-hop
IAII-I-ri-a :Iro untitorvd t or ahil it wont and
it'nlllplt" Il oath Twililvl vnll's at thr-
ul llIHlll‘)‘ than to tho
"I'Ia'nastznr tIIA
.‘IItSIN,~vtI~x-IItI-Ivt.
'I'I'I‘V don't. rust.
III- IluIIoII twat tIu-III
,l
Iwrists. 'I'III‘ toll l'Il'J'l'I Eur! I" Ilv-I‘ply ‘lIl Imiilfutlt“
. , ~ ~Ii- tIlIV Haw
Il|!'lllllt"tl at lIIt- In, tho top luau: , “W,” m"!
. Ii nlway t‘I-m
Ill" vJI lllt‘lll \rl‘)’
l-ruitly III: II' 'viilll“.
'l'hwr makr- Illu' VII“,
I‘lrtn’ or lo-itu- out» am! an» mirrors I-xm-llv'tzt
I'uflntoml. “not you wait flint-Water tllm
ln'tullt- or low-tin Ira to
HOMER B. HOYT’S
Jewelry and Optical Store,
80 Wmhinyrton Street.
:ga'hr-rn-Il llll'l «wt-«l with a cord to tho
;lowr-r who of was?
,t ‘
Inc till". I- -rnw -
gingham, IHHI. rIIIIIIty, I ha. l‘lttltl'ttltl'
I-I'y and law I-Ilgow. Ill~"t‘l.’lrtl or fant')’
wort-hing makirm sztttaldo III-woration.
II'IaIInr-Ir-tto, IIII-rino. r‘;l~lllll"!‘l'. r-amrl's
Il‘lll' or r-tIIi «mo Itiilah . maltw up prvt:
tilt by this patII-I'II
. 'l'hv IInaIIIIty of lot—in ~h wolv IuatrrIa!
:l'r'ttllll't‘ll to III Ilit' tlit~ Illa-u tor a I'llII'l
Sort“ your old Is '3“. yards: t'ora tour-yuan
Iold sir/u '3‘, rank. [or ltlll'IL’llY-}'l’.ll"t‘tlll
I
Il/J', 2: yards.
The pittvru, whiwh I- .\ I. Hill"! and ro-
F. KOCOUR,
IllV-TI'I'I' rot in
sI/mt For now.
, . Merchant Tailor!
I l: North Main St , Ho, Norwalk.
Wu“. t~
jttllls I -" l'cw
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, EVENING scnrtncr.’ 9--
I«~ - I'III'tlII'Ht-I'iu: train with n lil." a»
COUPON. w I‘tt I. ut'u-vvlvtrs. \\lll"l| b:- will ItInIn up
I I'Iutltlintt to one T‘ntto-rn. not; 4%". II! No. m ”Hi “my! NWWMM [WWW lynwm m 27 Iw
now,
Cut llilu out, fill in t‘o'rt' llutflll‘fitlltliltltlrt‘wt
lilitl "mil Hr Idle" II III
‘ Sturtevant's 'Bargain House
B. A. VIcItI-zns,
ltI‘.\I.IZl3 I";
Butter, Cheese, Eggs
NAME
A I Etc.
. rmmrrin .
125 Washington Strict. So. {\orwalk
{ PATTERN No. “WM bill-1w“ III'IS -—~» 1...... »-—-
V llIIttI-rJ'lIm-«F. Rugs. litl'll and I)lllt‘ilit""‘t‘ll
._...--~4.o W... _
Try “Iipicurc Ilrrtutl"CztttncII
Goods.
And tirccu Mountain Chccsc.
(JIIIIIIty I'IIsIIt'yIII~~i-Il7 , I'l'ir‘t'u I.owv~t!
This mopon anII I: t't'li'fi wall «Mum
ILIIIIII- K'lLth'l'Tl Itt 5'iil’l'4pihi’k. Nd’fll Mill”
and Ann atrt't'ts, South horwum.
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TAYLOR 8r GOLDEN,
Real Estate
and Insurance I
WASHINGTON STREET,
So. Norwalk.
-lI.\I‘|L S‘lt'l: A
Furniture Rc-upholstercdl
lnrpI-t .. 'l'ultuti not It'lillflllllll'l Ilo Inirl.
llftll‘ TIIattI’Iww-s made Ion-r. thairw r"-
W' J. c. WALLACE,
rot North Main St .
Persona looking tor u lot. or. Image and
lot. with the 'virw of pnrohrmlng, nrelnvlt»
ted to call and “amino our list. “In how.
’thwrn for min in every part. of the city nt.
ronunnahie price.“ and on may termtt.
an 26 it
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SPECIAtESATE
LadIGS’ ShOesl
The Most Elegant Styles!
The Best Makes! ‘
First-class good: in cvcry respect but
'THEv MUST BE SOLD
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3;\nd to sell. them wri'oz't'cr them at. 25 per er-ut. hciow on): shul: store in
South Norwalk.
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5...-.. .._._.. .-...v
town. Alsu large line of
MEN’S AND CHILDREN’S GOODS!
at unheard of Prices.
NING SENTINEII. APRIL 13.1%
THE LEADING
plain and drop stitch, 37 I-Zt'.
2 pair for 25c.
.' for 25c.
50¢ a pair.
Special in while Wear.
dishes, 23.; tIUlt'll.
toilet wan: and jardincrcs.
(lents' seamless tamed halt hose,
(icnt's regular made halt hose, blacks only. regular 25c quality, IoI.
children's extra heavy bicycle hose.
Caps az-al saurcrs, 40c set; it in. rlinuI-r platr,‘
platr, or each, (not; don-u; o-in. tI-a plates. 5(: each. 55v dozen: 5-in. p.
'l’hi». ia the best quality at prnxrlain wart: and wart
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2:5,?" RVTRISTRAM 8r HYATT, 3.3:;
8 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK.
HOSIERY!
We have just received our regular spring importation of Hosiery. and the Values Wllltll we are uttering
this season are far ahead of anything whirh we have shown in any previous prawn. 'I'lIcec goods have hero
made expressly tor usatnd Wt: are able to guarantro awry pair In tar as w or and mint momma-mud. Unc
lot of Iadics‘ last blar'lt, high splice heel and dIIIIlIIr- .solr, rcgular 251* quality, at rot: pair.
We have made an extra ct‘t’ort this season to Il'th' the very heat Value: .It 154. that ran pmsihly h: givcn.
Our line includes plain black and tans, drop stitrh, white trot and rtbhcd top, Man In and tam Iltlc thread,
HOSIERY!
Goat's regular raadc hal‘ how, lilmlt. tan and mixed,
3pc. l-tl value in
spliccrl knee. :~ for 23t‘.."ll§§€5' regular maria plain how, sin!) 0 to 5 r-2,
3 pair for 25t‘.
UNDERWEAR.
We have all qualities in Iadics,’ gcut's and children's. mcrlinm .md light weight tindcrncar,
- LADIES’ WRAPPERS.
()nI- lot Iadics' calit‘o wrappers in new spring pattrrns, made of the best quality at print, tun gown hunt,
vokc hark, largo slr'cve, 75c each. Carnln'ic wrappers, handsome path-rm, yoke trontaml hark, thou (nth.
'l'Inc pcrt'alcs, pointed yoke. braid trimming, largo sleet/o, has. ‘
SPECIAL SALE OF CORSETS.
\ch will opt?" on Saturday, a special bargain in t'ox'scts.
waist ; nursrug corsets, white and drab, all sizes and the best quality of sIImnII-t conch, .ill at out: pine,
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
The lot intlurlrvs white alll'l drab. liatra long
I; r-avh, 754'. «Io/en: pin. Iuraltla'yt
Lites,“ with, 45,4 clown; more
not to craze. Now litic vi
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Ilccattse they wear our easy
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By trading,r with us you will
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Removal Notice!
llr. I". W. Harmer has tnovod
his other from our thr- Post
,‘ "Two to No. I l’ .\ It K ll U \V,
opposite (Irand tlpv-ra lion»;
Stamford. ('t.. whrrr- lu- will In-
ph'asI-d to are his Norwnlk pa-
tients. Fan- itllttwt’tl. titliro
hours from h a. m. to o pm. II“
will be at thr- ('I'l' ‘1' Hotel
every “'orlnvwlz'ty from H :I. In.
to" p, In., for tho- aromrnodation
of hi“ Norwalk and South Nor-
wulk patirnta.
DR.F.W. DARMER
Surgeon lh‘utist.
STAMFORD. - - - (It INN.
Jacob M. Layton,
Fire, Life and
Accident
l N S U R A N C E It
Real Estate and Housevlgcnt.
Ocean Strnmnhtp Tickrta, and Sterling
Drafts. Lanna Np minted
nuil Stoclrn So rl.
OFFICE. 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next. to I’m: (Mice,
SOUTH NOI£“’AI;K, CONN.
Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken
CARPETS CLEANED
By Machinery. I
"ATTRESSES
RENOVATED.
FEATHERS STEAM
DRESSED. . . . . .
In (Irilrr. It that] or II'IA'IIIIIIIIN ‘v‘alll r"“"i""
lvr'tllilrt :II-tr-tIlintI.
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SAUGATUCK . IIIIIrrIIIass
onIIrs.
Th II ‘.‘W
For Sale or
A fine painting and frame, such as is shown in our window, givcn-l
with crcryitgm purchase. I’irturc and frame will t out (:Incr.v'ticrc>32.5~.§
This is your ntrportttniny: don't miss it.
c. H. HARVEY.
To Rent!
P'nrnishrvl for :Ir-ason at. lbrton
l'n‘int, rmt- h—ronm r’uttngu
within .‘Io Into! thv- ehrm- and
gmrl bathing twat-II. Apply
to S. B. WILSON, ltnilrlr'r, it“:
Wall strait, Norwalk. Ct.
.ISPRING CLOTHING
IFRANCIS 8.00.
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Norwalk, . . . . . . . . Connecticut.
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BEST . . . 9“] “a: LOWEST
= . . . VALUE! (if? ‘ ...PRICE!I
. THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
fitting. coinl’ortahle Clothing, .W rvtll’ rnstomera li-rl this
way. TRADE with us and you will lililil. THE SAME:
We have now in stock
Ever Shotiin
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This City!
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always get the host with prices ggttrtt'antcctl.
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwalk.
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Great Closing Out Sale!
We are always closing out, and thaw arc thc price?» we are I losing out
on this week. Comparo them, They arc trout r: r): to 23 per
cent. better than ll’l‘CZ' prior-a richer! by thoac who
wish you to understand theyarc going out ot
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Best pt.‘l't alc, our. yard wide, narrowly cold for I: I»: and I5 cc: ts a
yard: now we a yard.
Our entire stock of prints, romistlag of fancies, gratis, Indigo
hhzes, etc., will he sold for 5r a yard. Kognllar price, lit: a yard.
Scotch gingham, formerly sold tor 25 and mi" :1 yard, I: r-zr:. ,
moo yards gnod light wright uuhlc'aclrcdl muslin, lull yard wide, 4c
per yard, worth 60.. V
l’rcnch ginghams, regularly sold tor I5 and Mr, all handsome pat-
terns, 7r: a yard. I
A large line of yard wide silkol'cn‘c, rx‘qtrisitc pattcmo, to he sold {on
9 and I2-I.2C yard.
l’itty pieces t‘l'lalilt‘, form‘crly solid lot it and tort, 4r: a yard.
Figured, changeable, plaid, stripe-Ill and plain almost goods. Elegant
styles. llonght to Roll for 3'7 r«2r. per yard; will: price, 29c.
We also shall make a special rliapliay this wcck of open Work.
rcau 'ssx'ar pillow shams, ctr”, ranging; in price [mm 39L til/52,75,
thn \'Utl want a hat don't overlook our tritiil‘incry rlrrpartrncrrt, the
prices arr:- tight and the styles we know are.
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