, 1111111111 11111 1111111111 Illi
no: 11111111 111111: at awn.
FMclMy Picnic ol iiie Swedish 811ml ey
‘11,.Ielml-I—A Boy‘s Finger Badly Injured
-—-Vlaiie and Strays.
111.11... has been 1111111 in the toy
lerk'e chine at Fairfleld that n 1111111101!
voter ground lying 1111’ Southport and '
estport. amounting to between fifty
nil sixty acres has reverted to the state
from Thomas Wright. of East Norwalk.
11.191.111.11; of_ his failure to pay taxes
thereon. '
1 1"
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The scholars of the Swedish Sunday
,Iuhool Ewill assemble at the Anderson
plaice. on the Westport shore road, at ll
o’clock untho morning of July 4 for
their annual picnic. At 3 o'clock the
' pastor "will make an address and the
{children will sing patriotic songs.
'1 Mrs. Charles Paddock has consented
_ to'makeelum chowder for the Ladies‘
Aid society a Fourth of July festival.
.8he will. use the same old Indian r11
‘é ceipt which made the chowder so fam-
one last year at Seaside Place.
r “The grbpnds surrounding J. 15.81111-
dall’s residence w a put in readiness
yesterday, for the Fourth of July festi-
vities of the Methodist Episcopal church.
Eur 1),. son of John L’Hommedieu.
I split a Ilufier and tore oil the nail. yes-
2111.111...” afternoon. caused by 11 window
screen falling on it.
Holly & Osborn have jus received
20,000"sh’eets of paper for th ir excel.
Isior fly‘paper. They have a large list of
orders (in hand._____
Mrs. George T. Burwell and daughter.
of New Haven, are being entertained by
Justice~ and Mrs. Geogre D. Keeler.
Charles Cole andf: milly have returned
from their week’s outing at the Waters‘
cottage at Hickory Blnil.
'Robert Sllcox has moved from New
street to the Walt1r Fitch place in
Westport avenue w.
Curt Illing. oi Cove street. is nudying
law in Attorney Light' 5 olllce in South
Norwalk. -.;__. H ,,
Tho Epworth League meets tonight
with Charles Benedict, of South avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L'Hommedicu
are spending the day in New York.
Edward Bloom is improving. and ex-
* pects to be out this week.
RISEN FROM THE BANKS.
Lieutenant Albert J. Wiicexson Elected Captain
. of Company D. oi Norwalk.
T1v111ifyIcigltt men. or about one-half
the Incinbers of Company 1), Fourth r11~
gimont. attended tlu1 special meeting in
the armory, last night, hold to elect a
captain and first lieutenant. Lioutcn-
ant A. J. \Vilcoxson. oi‘ (.‘ompany l",
presided.
011 thI1 ballot for captain Lieutenant
Wilcoxson had twenty-seven votes. and
was dcclared elected. l'l. ll. Fox had
one vote. For first lieutenant Sergeant
German received twenty void-1' . ex- -.5'er-
geant Winfieldh ‘11011. six. and Second
Lieutenant James A. Smith. one. Quar
tennaster Sergeant Herbert Lincoln was
elected recording secretary.
Captain Wilcoxson. who is about thir-
ty-flve years of ago. became a private in
. Compaily, 11‘. Juno 9. into}; was made a
corpoyal May 113. 1th: sergeant. l"I-br11
cry 27. 185113. and was dimhargcd Jam-:1.
18118. Ile re-enlistod 1111111111 1111111,.111111
on April LI. 15110. 111111111111 first mgeanl
of the company. 111111 was discharged
June 9, 1890. and again re-onlistod. 011
August ll. Will. he was elected second
, lieutenant of the company. and first
lieutenant on July 26. 111913. 1111 oilicu be
[me hold until the present. lie is not
only popular in local military circles. but
is one of the best informed 1111111 in Inih-
fimjactics in the regiment. Company
D, should flourish and grow under his
captaincy.“ .....- -......_____ __
GRANBiiIIY lilOYChE RACES
‘I’Ieeniy Entries For Ibo Events on Iho Eve ol
the Glorious Fourlh
The tricycle races to be held 111- Uran-
bury on the evening of July 2111,1113
o'eloclr.promine to be very Interesting
hid are creating considerable excito-
ment in Norwulk‘a quiet little suburb.
TIero are about twenty entries. all
Cmnhuryboys. and as than1 is consid-
o'ablc rivalry among them. there is 111.
dvuht that the races will be very close
and exciting.
'l‘h1m111'llllm'lwo rams. 111111 of two
and one-half miles and the other of live
miles. Bight prizes are to be contested
for in each I-1'1-nt. 'l‘hcy 1m- nowIn
exhibition in E. L. Gregory's store win-
dow. 'lI'he ermrne will be from tho sign-
post 1.1111111 ol‘ Gregory‘s store to George
Vanfloosear‘s corner. 11p the buck strtel
and around to tlli' starting point. the
distance being one and one-quarter miles.
After the race the contestants will be
tfi'atedtolcurream and other refresh
merits, and later in the evening thIsrtl
will be a display of fireworks in front "I
E. L. Gregory's slow.
The following is the list of entries
John Benton? Harry Wilson. W. I"
11.41911. l5. Jew: Taylor. Robert Cremuy.
Marshall Baxter. John Kuon'. Augusi
Whitney
boll. Georgelt. Mills. Dayton 11. Ben
ton. Eugene Gilbert, Alfred Sounders.
W. 0. Freudonthal. J. Lawrence 8111m-
xlers, Inmbert Sohutzkey.
The prizes are u Twentieth Century
lamp. pair gilt shin bicycle shoes, pair
tan shoes, ridgeport cyclometer. bicycle
watch and bolder. two pairs golf hose.
briar pipe, two silver match boxes.
twenty packages pepsin gum. bicycle
boll. bicycle or golf cap. box cigars,
,1? Silver cup 1
BIIO__A_D lllVEIl.
Apicnie will be held in Giles St.
John’s grove. next Saturday.
WIN NIPAUK. .
Eliza Rider, about three years old,
while playing the other day. climbed
upon the stove, and falling off hurt her
'arm vu'y badly.
William Harmon, who has been 11qu
fering with heart trouble. is very low.
- currency.
The Ladies' Aid society. of (Jranbury,
held a special meeting at Mrs; E. i).
Shipman‘s. Chestnut Hill. this after-
noon.
The entries for the Crunbury road rate
close tonight at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. D. A. Fillow and son are visiting
in Massachusetts.
Mrs. J. 11. Gregory. of Cranbury. is a
guest of E. L. Gregory.
.......-...._. ..
WESTPORT.
Trinity church will go to l’nwson a
Park on a picnic by steamer Atlantica.
July 22nd
The annual festival of the Church of
the Assumption will be held in National
Hall. Friday and Saturday evenings.
Rev. 11!. J. Thompson, of the (Iroen
FarInsCongregaIi Inal I:l1urcl1,1x:l1a11'rc1l
pulpits with Rev. Jubez Backus. Sun-
day.
No service was held at Safeguard
chapel. Crosshighway, Sunday, on ac-
count of the rain. '
111111111112 Loos will give the Junior
Endeavor society. of the Congregation: 1
church. a trolley ride on July bih.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Boers drove
to Danbury Monday, to attend the func-
ral of Mrs. lleors uncle. Mr. Hoyt.
Joseph E. Marvin. of the Lakevillc
High s1'l1ml.isl1o1no on a 1'.1."it Next
W‘ wincsduv he will 1.5) to Cambridge and
enter the summer s1 heel of Harvard
(111111-110.
Mrs. A. A. lla1vlcy.oi' l’ 111.1de11'11ia.
and 111.111.111.111. Bulmau, of Vew Yuk
city. are guests at the residence of lien-
i'y,A. Ogden.
WESTON.
A number of Weston young [N'oplu at-
tended the. Westmrt High school recep—
tion. last Friday evening.
h
Three 11101'11 applications {1 1r member-
ship were reooivml by Norilold (orange,
at its moo-ting last week. The third and
fourthdogroos will ho conferred np::n
the ten candidates who were initiaiI-d
last woo-k. at a special meeting: on Fri-
day evening.
Mrs. G. l3. Sturgvs has entertained
lielhol friends the past week.
Miss Ida Coley has spent a few days
with Mrs. Lloyd (huli‘rI-y.
The Nortield Y. 11.11.12 E. meeting
was Conducted by the president. Frank
[111110.5111111113' evening. The society held
a social at the, house of J unesioiey
Tuesday c1'1 Hing.
Miss Jordan, of Norwalk. has spent 11
My days with Mrs. W. l’. Rowland.
Miss Nt'ila Nichols has visited her
brother in I'Iuston.
(il‘Ill'gi' Bulkloy is 111111111st 111 at the
home 111‘ his sister. Mrs. Martin llo1.v—
land.
Miss LoIIisi-Jarvis is spending Hllnll'
time with her grandmother. Mrs.
Matthew Bulkloy.
Miss Holly (lorry. oi' Norwalh. is visit.
ing her aunt. Mrs. Dennis Chase.
While Mrs. John llcdicnt and daugh-
ter were returning from Norwalk. Sat.-
In'day last. tin-it horse became frighten-
11d. 1111111'tl111 Congregational parsonage,
by 11 small boy jumping from the bushes
by then Inclsidc. The ladies 11111111 badly
shaken up. and Iln-ir I'urringi1 consider»
ably dmnngol'l.
Mrs. LorindaAnon-11's. of Brmldyn.
in the guest of her nicer. Mrs. Ephraim
l1‘it1'h.
Mina lloh'nn Hill. of lledding. has
visited her aunt. MlssCarrioMorchouso.
Will IIe Carry 011i Ills Deeigne?
Editor of the Sentinel: T1111 question
now crimes Whether ltcv. Mr. Hill
intends to carry out his designs. 1111
printed In yesterday's Sentinel, regard-
Ing the disturbing elements that inter-
Icre with his church services. It is 11
shame to see any church 111,11'vlcedeso1crat-
1111.11nd It. I11 hoped Mr. Hill will do all
he is said to have thuaionod to‘do. I
111111111 Memo: 11.
Over .70. 000 Ior town Ines.
Town Clerk Smith finished making
up the tax rate book. yesterday, and has
t Irnod it ovur to the soloetmen:
l'otal manual of property-tux ”1,071,711
I?“ poles w QI. 426.00
111:1 ommnutaions 111 A2, 7001.0
I20": cummututions m to. 2.111100
Total 170,519.75
AllllllNIl HOIVAYTilII
DAILY IlllllllllJlP 0F IIEIIS Fllllll
(Illll lIIIllFIY SOUTHERN SUBURB.
An Accident on Ihe Consolidaled Delays ‘I’nilic.
—Pians Formulated let u Water Supply-
file: and Notions.
Hiram Taylor was injured at Mead
Brothers’ store. recently. caused by 11
step leading to the cellar breaking. / H11
struck on hiifiide.
Mrs. L..C, Parker. 0! New York. has
opened her cottage in Crockett avenue.
Miss Pearl Stevens has been visiting
in New York.
Miss Allie Marsh' 111 the guest oi Brook-
lyn friends.
The quarterly Conference will be held
tonight in the Methodist Episcopal
church. Presiding Elder Beach will
conduct the meeting.
A son weighing ‘teu and one-half
pound was born last week to Contractor“
and Mrs. C. L. Ogden.
An accident occurred on the Consoli-
dated rallroad. opposite the east-bound
station, yesterday afternoon. by which
one of the tracks was blocked for sever-
al hours. A heavily loaded freight
train, in charge of Conductor Spencer.
was going east from Harlem riVI-r, when
a drawhcad on the forward 111111 of' a big
box car pulled out, and the 11nd of the
1'11r droppI 1l down between the ties. The
forward section of the train continued
on to bomb Norwalk. The disabled car
was one of the Morgan .1; 1511ch beer ro-
frigcrators. 1'1). 8.7112. of the Pennsyl-
vania and Reading railroad.
A Inovo-inunt is on foot to supply ii 111'
ayton. Hickory Blull’ and llell Island
with water for culinary purposes and
for protection against lire. The parties
interested have lIIl‘ullllllli'll plans for :1
11111111111. A well has been driven and a
test of the water will be 111111111 this week.
If it proves to be of good qualiiy. a
pumping-station will be erected and the
water will be pumped into 11 stand-pin
one hundred feet high. to be err-11nd on
one of the higher-'1 points in Ilioa'ayton.
[t is believed that suiliciont pressure can
be obtained by this 11111111111 to give R1111"
nylon. Hickory Illuti' and Bell IIIianIl 11
first-class water supply and at a moder-
aio cost. It is believed that the I1111111'-
prior will prove remuneralivo- to the or-
iginators and that overy1:otza;.:1- will at
onm- 111111111111 with the purview.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Hugh- Hook and Ladder 1'-1111pany
hold a big celebration. Monday night,
in honor of the arrival of in new truck.
which reached 11.111111 that day from
the makers. liizmsoy A: (711., of 541111-11
Falls. N. i The truck i~1 about twenty-
vighi for-t long. and contains sZ.\InII1lor.-.
from thlVi' to thirty-live {11-1 in length,
It is equipped with twelve bul'kvt-I. two
.ivgallon extinguishers. hooks, mos.
and other appurtcnaIIcos for Ilghling
IirI-.l14'.~1idcsalargv gong. The weight
of the truck is five hundred pounds, and
the cost was $1710, 'l'ln- “-1.111111111111111.
on every part 111’ the truck is of the best.
After the apparatus had been proudly
drawh through the streets and duly 11d-
InirI-d, speeches wun: made by llev. W.
[1. Ulla-y. Representative Imunsbury,
(3.1pt1'1in George ()borlander and George
Bailey. There was a great profusion of
tin-works. The truck house has been
changed in :Iim- to 'JIIx-Io feet. and is
only one story in height. The town
for the large gong, prcwutcd to the
company by the CInIsoliIIaicd railroad
ofllciuls. is being put up tmlay.
.lusl'pll Fairbanks had Thomas llol-
Irrau, employed by the trolley road cou-
tractor. arrested Saturday night for usv
sunlt. Justice .‘lchildlun-cht imposed II
line of Al and 111111111. which was paid. In
the cases of John 'l‘nln-y and John lion-
luy.oIWI-.~1colts. charged with stealing
clamn from residents here. the former
was discharged. and the latter lined Iii
1111111111111». III: took an appeal from the
decision.
The Center school meeting. held last
night in the school house. was not vvry
largely uttemhnl. Charles W. Lenna-
bury was chomn chairman and Mr. Ed
wards clerk. As It was not known
whether then: were any minutes keptmf
the last meeting by the late clerk. John
ll. Whitney. It was voted to dispenne
with the romling of them. The) voting
for the officers was done by ballot.
George S. “alley and Richard 1"th
were tellers. William J. Flemming
Was nucleated school committee and
treasurer. and Charles W. Milpraugh
was elected 11.1.11, No 11111 was laid.
Minn Annie Mead. of New Canaan. in
visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Himlley.
Miss Elizabeth l‘. Gilligan started
this mornlng for West Hufliehl. to spend
her motion with her parentn.
Dr. I". W. Dormer has decided that he
Highest it .11 In 1.1.1.111; 251.11.111.11 U. s. Gov'c Rem:
Royal
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Baking
Powder
will remain in Dorian this summer, and
not open dental parlors in South Nor-
WIilk, as announced yesterday. ‘
Hugh Norman was riding his brother
Mark’s bicycle one day recently, when
he ran into Isaac Boutou's team in Le-
Roy avenue. and made a bad wreck of
the bicycle. ‘
Tax Collector” 5 Sale.
Yil'l‘ll'l". I14 lioinlvy 'ivon that IhI1 undersign-
A
I1Il.l'ollI1'Iior 11 Taxes. under and by
11:11:11.11'111111111III111x warnint. duly evocuiod
111in11111l1~1~dgu111|Isonunundlng himto I111)
and I oil: I t oi
Fnfl1xuN llomox.
uny IIIIII- -1' persons nuIIII-Il hi the rut:- book on
the list to unid warrant unin- .111- -.II their smoml
Ipi'p‘mriinIuII of th1 .~IInI total :I-I llll'l'l'lll stated
sun mm In 4:11:11 111.1 IIr:11~IrII1.~snIeni laid upon
tin-11w ~~1montll~l made in mm by tho in-
IuIlIllnnlsot iho 1111111 of N111".\111|k regularly
unIllumIillIyID new-Inbh-Ii. to wit. onthe 1all: Ilny
oi D'oI . 11111:.1 met ioi' tho puIrIoso of
providing forlihn indebtedness of sub town.
l-.~ wins lllmll the lolloning do 11o riln-d real i' stole
olsaid
Fan's N. Ilou'rox.
siquh-Il in ll‘)WliI1lNflrWlill1'. at Bell Island. so
called. and lmundml northerly. In toot by road-
wuv: "unruly. about 1111 loci of land oI loci“.
and ’i'lmolhy ll. loster: southerly. about or.
feet bv Loni: Island Sound and westerly.
about mice 11 by lanllol Hall] Fosters. subject
inthe restrictions that no spirituous or In-
toxic ding liquors hi: 1” be sold oI'l.1ptI11r
sn'iolimI-m and III:,ItIhII1. shall bean up1n
p;1~.-I11'111'ul\1':13~'1m Ibo I-l1or1- In from 11! MIN
IIII-1:i,-.1--{prim-1111.11onl11m'n11lilm 11611111111 1 11
Mini land
11ll~l11ll --II 111 publi-:111wiion.oiIlli1.1
[III 11.1 .1~ hull- lulu' .urn 1l11.~1|'llu1l. 1111 ”In final
day ..1 hopiemln». A ll 111911111 luo'clm'ku. 111..
sIIIIIoIII lbw-1...! :1.» 11'1“ r:1l~1- llIII 1111111 ul
111:11111 IlollirunIl sixty I111: 1111nt».ihni lmlng
Ilu- proporti In of mid l rank \. Horton. oilin-
~um IIIl.II III said iii-II. iIu..'1_-~tlnr with the
I'I11IIgI-Infiilo111 ~11|I1.11l«'
HUI. ll 51‘. .lilll.\.
'l'nv IfI-Ilm-Iur. LN or 1111111.
Dob-II at Norwalk. July 1. 1111.11. .
111.1111.
r—
Tax Collector 5 Sale.
'(iTIIl' l‘. is hereby given that the under-
I-iizIII-I-IJoll11IlI1rI'Ii"ln\'I1.I1.IIlnlcrIInIllIv
1I1'l1111 III 11 I mi 1111 tax 1v.1rr1.1ni duly I-xm- on 11
mol hiflnflil l1) prooor'imiioritv11ml dlmIlPIl
1 Ill“ 1111I Ilor1IIi111n1-l. 1-. rmnmmlinghim to 11- my
Hull 1 1.1“" ul of
FRANK ‘.\ lloI.ro,1'.
and-wile1'pl-IrI1I.11~111111111IlintIn-Inio lllmk. on
thI list in mid quInIIl :Inlll'M'Il. lllI‘lI N'Yl'l‘lil
IpIrIIIlIoI'lIoIIrI oliho ~um total as therein .4; 111- -Ii.
«:11: ~111n I 011111: 11 i: 1.1 or n~~11 «11111111 laid upon
the .'1~'~«1 mun-Iii list 111: pic in pm by lllt inlmlIi
l21nt~ 1: illII town ~1l .\-v1'\1';1lk. l'I'fJillIilly 11ml
lI-izullv II~-11Inl1l11IL III oil. on “11' Istlnv Hr
limsli. A IL. 1:195. 1:111 lox'lln- llill'lmsm I1! prw
riding for lio- iIIIlc-IIII-Ilm~~.- of said II~\III.I1~1'i11~
11...... [he lelowmg III-w-I'llwl 1'I111l MIMI) of
>11;-
A
l"11.1'.11' X. llon'rus'.
1~1IIIaII-I in iownol Noi'WaIkJit livll Inland. so
(1nll111|,1i'nl IIIHInIlI‘II nul'l’llf'l’lb'. C71 l1‘l'l li)‘ r1'll1l-
11'111'. ' .1 "II-111'. about 1.1-» {-101 hr land Hi .Im- l 1;.
and l"1n1utln II. l‘Ile"(r: wutlIc-rl :Ilnilll I15
{not by 114-112 I Inn-i 52.1.1111. 1111Ilz11'1th-rl1.
III-1111 no fool 1.11 lill'l or will I'-1~i11r~.~11l11u-1
lollm "hill lininllml II1I~|IIIIIIII1II~ or III«
low-111111111 II. 111111” III: Ill be x Il'l Ill Ito-[1H II
na'olln111.111.1111Illhul thorn ~I1: ill lmanI 11:1 n
111~~I11111"1I\1111-I1.nll11 churn in front I»! ~11iIl
11111111 I.--I 11' than 111111.11111111I-lllo 1..-~11pl1 4-11
ll: I lNl Ill l
And I I~Il1. ill ‘1 ll at I Hi I1-
[1' I In 1- I- ~l1o. I inl-wl III- III '1'1l1v-1l. I111 Ibo rue!
day but. \. ll. l~.n., .1? 111111 II'nlm'k n. "1,
»1 11.. 1 1l1u:-..,.t 11-1 will rah-11 tlu- ~Iliil of
four 141 and I:Ir.y-IInc-bIInIlroIIIhII Ilol
lIu'~. ll1:1l llv'lllt.’ Ill-1 pranuII-In of tho ~ai1I
Frank .\' Ill-1.1m. of tho -411111 total in ~11l-l
liIIl. inngIvririllI ibo I'l1111'.:"-Inrl1'\‘,\‘. Halo.
1,1111,
(illitli S'l'..lllll.\'.
. ‘ 1'1111‘I1HI-uinr.ii-1 1.111111.
li.1t.11l;1i.\~-r11'11|k. .l-1l1'1. A. It. I~.~'..
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auction, on the
PASSENGER
Steamboat
TO NEW YORK.
2--DAYS O N LY--2
Friday, July 3d
d
"AND—-
' Monday. July 6th.
Steamer Isabel!
WILL LEAVE
South Norwalk, both days.
at 7.30 a. m.
RETURNING,
Leave New York. llcckman
street. 2 p. m;' East 3151
street, 2.20 p. m.
FARE, single. 40c; excursion. 701:.
1 lat
,7
RECREAllON TOURIST
“330““
Eggs)“ ‘5‘? (was
First Tour of the Season to
Block Island,
.. . SATURDAY, JULY 4th. . .
'I'lIrm- "Ill". trip. lm-lullm.1 entertainment at
the runanllunl III-111111 \l- 11' ”mini. 9111:1111 at
smaller I14 :tolu #11 1'10-
Flrst trip to Seretoge.
111.111.11.111” 1311.
Cullen“. ll. ilAlllllI'l. Ant IIIIrIIv-upy or the
8"" 1w EnglandTourist"IInIItII1Iu1IsI.
c. H. IIAIVEV'S
CITY EMPLOYMENT AOINOV.
Molina and guntlemcn deulrlu ilrstwinuo
I111Ipi11uI1y111puIIi can obtah‘ 1111 #111110 at
IIIMIIn-vmmnm y: a IIIIIIquIwbI Iingpmiuum.
IIIilwr male nr female. 1' 1111 11111 pro- employment
WanII-II- TwI- nursery maids. 11w Punks
Mill 1va wnIII' W
O. H. MARVIN!“ Honor a lie.-
10 North Mela street. South Noemih.
l
l
l
11nd sigiwi by proper authority and directed .
1'13: Lupine
onv Iooona
arm“.
The Right Goods at the Right P1111151
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3 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK.
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BEST
VALUE!
The Most
Complete
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We have now in stock
.....{SPRING CLOTHING
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.WASH DRESS GOODS. Ladies’ fine Jersey vests. Egyptian l/ulies’ “9111113110!!ka “Sh "diced
One case dross giughumg, good style. yarn. Richelieu rib. l‘Jc. heel and double 111110.190
lie yd. laulio's IlIIeJersey vests. lace trim- 1| 1:IRIBBON8.'
20 plows challies, handsome patterns. "11111 11 We and com. 251:. Special values in black satin ribbons:
be yd. Ladies’ balbriggun ribbed lisle, 4813. No. 5. 11.1 .‘No. '7. 819; No. 9. 10111111.. 12,
Zephyr ginghams, lilo yd. Ladiee’ silk mixed writs, Richelieu l’lgc; No.11“, 150; No. 22. lilo; No. 40..
3d inch pereales, dark and light colors. rib. Whit/0 pink, blue and black 23'0-
l2l c.yd IIOUSEFURNISHING om.
India silk orgnudies. 12,1130 yd. Ladies elm“ 3‘“ ribbed ”W‘913iz‘l C stal tumblers 190 down
Fancy dimities. 12!.30 yd ll and 1a 250 . ry '. . .. '
Princes duck. 111.; yd, Ladies’ fine Jersey ribbed punts, 25c. #4: 8“" "- “l“ “C"-
White Victoria lawn. 1112.11.21.51; 151.1 yd. Ladies‘ flue lislc pants. 50c. 11111111.- ishm. .1 so each.
White India linens, 8 to 37,1130 yd. Ladies' combination suits. summer Pint cream p tubers, , lie each.
Dotted times. 111 to 500. . IweightI. 501: and 75c. Glass pickle dishes. do each.
lune lmeu novelties. Pure huen in MIsses' ribbed vests 10c. . 1 ' ’
lain and dots , . . ' , 8 inch plates. 6c each.
9 - Misses shaped ribbed vests. lft‘gc. 7 inch plates 50 each
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. Children's gauge vests and pants. ll inch 1:“; 40 each.
may ribbed] vests. '30 each. 09$; "’ ""1: . ht ta 1 100 1 ' ovum. 11111 each.
ies’ line . erse v1 ts. wl 'te anl 'n i 11’9"!“ um W018 V05 ant . ' '
ech 10c. y L“ 11 ‘ pauts.‘all si 111111 2 quart :iIIu pails, 51: each.
Ladies' fine Jersey ribbed vests. short. Another case of boys' bicycle hose.- 3 quart tin pads, 70 each.
sleeves. i'ch. 1.11 10 pair. Dust paus,«’ ' coach.
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FRANCIS 81 CO.
86 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwaik.
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Bicycles
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roll
CASH.
Norwalk Pattern
Works........
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Lessons
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EASY TERMS!
liI'WilrII oi the low part (II n chi-up loom. tho
IIIu-I part III 11 cheap mqu. and all parts of a
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Hunt 11nd of bridge.
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(let one
For First (lost by Buying at the
Factory.
All, grades. from
$5.00
Up. No hotter made.
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them at the lantern
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IN ABOUT TENIIQAYS
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We shall take our .1 .
Semi-Annual Inventory
We had a great deal
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rather count cash than
goods, and further. we are preparcId to make
a good big sacrifice in order to get the cash.
We shall. from now
stock, place on sale in each department dil-
' lcrenl lots of desire
any surplus of stock in.
give you a detailed list of what's!
until the We take
ble goods. that we find
To g3 cad and
Iharga'ms
are to be, Would use up the whole paper and
more too. We would state and with emphaI
sis—
Vou Save Money by calling on us this week.
83 Washington St,
South Norwalk Conn.
Norwalk Chronicler