“ , the twnnty-lour hours endlnc at'noon tndIIy
i“!
“ o
lit
‘ .fldrertisrrr.
' warmer. wilhn “arm “mu. Tomorrow 'Il
, “church, Rev. A. S.
7, the sacramentof the Lord's Suppor
[will be observed at 10:30 a.
Chains.”
a 5,, Will bu kept within one hour.
Vité‘llf”
' Supper Sunday school at l“. ’ Ill.
ilu of Humor III-(“(IIIIIr'StowII and tin-
~ .Ing Holy Communion and rot-option ol‘
tilt} oliol’r, singing by Iln- undo I]11:II“IIIIII-,
: 3 and a. sermon by tInI pastor on
“ ,Amorionn Doctriun of Fri-I9 Spoush."
‘Evorybody cordially Wolcmncd.
“ Sunday, the pm-Iloi‘ will preach and 11d-
_, b6 a patriotic 11mg
II,” (longmgationnl (elm rub
’ the punter of tho ltapthItI- hurI- I1.
‘ 36V. 8. A. Sand», (If Ila.I Dario“ MIItlIod-
flit church, will prvach.
“' vino: arohohl Wory IWII “WI“(“LI al llte
.. I. RA ‘ I‘PWMII"“TOM"AM
W whammy: not “mun“: mm
madman: time tlmouoozslxtlmes.
m Wooden ltullne Mania” and
’ notion». we. Mbodnlo [rates forldls.
mmvortlwinontu Iurn ed on applica-
15mm: Omen. No. II W street. NorwIIlk.
Yuma: are woluoiuo at ' 'ho Sontlnd omen-
”you know 0! any new you will oonler a
mu: by telephoning. no dlna or brluuluu It
to tho oflloo.
Uolnunruanoas Ill Id in all canon be ad-
mood to -
‘ ’1‘ EVENING SENTINIIIL
“ llouthNorwnllI. Conn.
,lelt'uniny Srnlim'l has a b‘irmtlulion
inthr Town (3/ .“Vorwnlk and “I'll Suburbs
,(lurgcr, Contidrruhly, than the Cmuhiawl
Circulatimi of the other Thru- Local Dail-
we. Our Press Room in always open“ to
‘
Telephone Calls.
Main oflIco. 92-5. '
. Fallhndnlnmn1msz- 2. ,
#Brauch ollluo, 56-4.
Igvn '.
New York III-mid \Veaht'her Forecast
The weather today IrropIIIIu-IIIIIIIII lair and
Noullnonlobowa1-1nor and lair.’ with max —
mum temperature above ‘JU (logmun. excopt on
the coast line. I
. Thermometer Record. ,
Thohluhest point of the thermometer for
deal-cos aoovo zero: Iowaslm (lemons
'fllnlntnm Almanac lur Tomorrow.
, 'l l ‘
Lug urn.“ I “out 2‘39““
SUNDAY AT "IE CMUIICHES
Next Sallhalh.
First Mothtxlint I‘lpismqml
Kavauagh, pIslor,
At the
111.. Sunday.
A: V2301). 1a,. the pastor will bIIgin a
sqries of summer Sunday owning: illnII-
tratod sermons. Three largo paintings
will be used to illustrate (“Inch sermon.
Subject Sunday night. ”A Nation in
Patriotic lllllRll', “God Bil-us
our Nativt“ Land" and “"l‘hu Spanglvd
Banner." Gospelsolos, .I-o popular last
winter, will b1“ roudorod at (Inch survive.
It is tho purpose of tho pastor to mala-
lho Sunday owning surviuos during July
the host of tho entire year Surviccu
Aware in-
Norwalk Mothodint I'lpiscopal uhurII h,
A. H. W alt. pastor. Morning sunnin-
at 1050. The sacrament of rho Loul’a
Roi!-
callmmling oflhollionorlh III-awn at
6:250 p. 111. Evoning snrviuu at 7:170.
Pawn-hing by tho pastor. Tin-111v, “Tho
Effect of ‘Unolo 'I’oin'I» (Inhin‘ l'pou tln-
,NIItioII." This will be “.1 patriotic sur—
vico with special music bv tln- vhoir.
Next Sunday InoIning tho lloly Coin-
munion norm-c will ho ho IlIl at the South
Norwalk (,‘oiIng-gatlonal I lllll‘t'll. N1“ w
members will IK‘. 1“(“(:I-i\“1:d at lhis liIIIII.
Tho pastor's addnms will bu o11“"l'ho
Volvo of God." In tho owning a union
service will ho lll'lll in this uhurrli. in
which tho Baptint «hunth will join. All
friends (If both olml'lln-s urII Invilvd to
attend. ltIII'. II. (I. Shurwood \Iill
pro-Juli lhu Sl‘l'lllllll and III-v. (h'l‘nld ll.
Board will l,'(IllllllI‘l. llIII wryhu“.
First ('nnxrmationnl pimp-h. IIIII“.
Thomas K. Noblt‘, pantor. Survit'nn at
1055011. In. and 7:30 p. 111. III (111- morn-
members. In tho cII“I-IIiII-,.r tlII-nI will ho
a patriotic nerviI-y with I‘lll‘l‘ldl IIIIIII‘II- by
“'l‘lnI
At the South Norwalk Bllptll‘lt ubnrvb.
“Miller the Communion at tho morn-
ingmico. F. '1‘. Lyon will load Ila-
“Y. PH‘S (1E mootingatllalu. It will
‘ (“(9. In tho (In-hing
tho church will llllill‘ In sumo- .11 Ill"
Hormm by
Brooknldo chapul will bo Ilpl'll for NIT-
vlea onSnnIlay,l-l1oritli. at 3 pm . whon
III-dolor sur-
name hour.
A nrvn lInIIIIIlI III - I I ll-Ilmlo II
On JIII‘IIUII IIII“. I Io llII I..III ,n‘. 3“,“
Ify- IIIIII IIIIlI-II II II . V
IIIII lu- l‘nnu' n “INI‘.
Midlutudnlvr .lIIlIJfl'I In “.I II ltl'lIlIH"
“It STICKSIIKG
alimpetona rock”
mld II callimiImtl’II‘r. who a“ :II :I“:lI.:.l 1“.“'“I I“ 2.1:
used La Page’s Liquid (lluc.
Mothnliics rmIl arlmm km I'1V its IIIIII/III'I'I.
but :I houseker Icr bar. to 1mm from .I'\/l1'II-
on: when mc IIIIlIIdllImIs'“ Stir III: or
perhaps she“ I 11.. 1 cm I “(r glue (1 ccntsl)
main: 3 5.1thch tag“ I“. II“ III -.
IE AGES
RIAWI‘MISEG L” E
No heating medal. No and Inlnlun Ilcllcn I
ll want do». Noluhgmhlp wuo’
800M alt-ohm met and“
(‘8’th without {our of contamination
”mm. This condition of adults no
tum oxlrh. Proxhnlty has dovolopoa
mlilnnmpionu tho atom: 01 looloty.
Tbo’ my mum mun,» sigma. homo
holdl. Money ontrnnks w rth. morlt.
bmlu—ovomhlns. Public displays him
00616 to take" on thoobaructor of the game:
at tho nInphlthcatorw—thoy are “shown tor
tho people" Instead of polar domoustrw
tlonn. No doubt the oldJ Ifuurth of July
oolubratlou will eventually return In aomo
modified form when we have consul to
announce manhood and womanhood by a
gold standard, lawn got over tho silly rage
of trylng to aanlmlluto our-whoa In ovary-
tblng to other nations and dot olopod onoo
moron gonuluo and universal prldo, not
Inomly in our national“ woulth, our mar-I
\clous producthunuss. our lnvonllvo ca-
pacity, our cronlIlvo energy. our C(InIIInIrco,
our "surplus.” our railroad» and our syn-
(llcntos, but, obovonll In that for noblor
and more worthy product (If Amorluan
lilo, tho American pooplo. But In tho
Incantlino it. luqultn within Ivho scope of
practical effort to Ilmlso homo moans
which shall unilo tho wholo mass of tho
pIIoploln ohsurmnuo ably day. not so
much no the unnlvnrsnry ol our sopamtlon
from old England, but nannaunrrlns Jubi-
loo 0! that gruntnr England which grants
its Inornlng sun as tho othor slhka Into tho
shadow of tho nlght.—-Alblon W. Tourgco.
Bella From Revolutionary Tlmes.
Mr. W. LI. Culver. In Long Island Clty,
N. Y., pousosuoaan(IxIIIIIIIllnglyIntel-noting
colluutlon of war relics from Rovolutlonary
llama. It umbraces (Ivory posalhlo object
I:l‘.\’()l.l"l'l0.\'.\ll&' III'TToxé.
l-‘IIptoinlIur,lT?Il, lmlll Nov. 7, 1733.
In this, uollvutio‘n am also amoral unl-
lorm buttons worn by nohlivrs III will.
Int-Ills htulinllml in tlIoI-“rotliuoo in Man
hatlan Island.
Homo of tlIomlIuttoIn-Iam In (I wry good
from
slato ul' prcsm'vnllon. For Inslanw, tho
(mo III IIIII cantor; of tho group III llI'II lnI-
longud to tho uniform of n IIIIImlnIr of tho
Royal I’ionoors. n rt-glmmil (“umporcd ol’
Scull“ II lIlI'hlnIIIlIII‘II. 'Ilm mm on lho IlppI“ 1'
right (“orncr In long. (l to tho N’l‘llhd Tory
rIIglnIunt conunandx-d by School Ilour
lay. “Now I or}. LoyallQ. ” ,1.
1’] be bound oyn‘lho. halt uppoi mll'lll' 1“ ho
loI‘I‘Iml ton wry Iravo I-oghnuut (I! hold;
Ilmmomi.‘ ItsI onuuandrnl (Inlumil Mom I;-
ton, full in tho butllo of Monmouth jun“.
as ho as loading tho IIoldlm's Into attack.
, \ luarlul ll :ht (11an d around his corpw.
’lmt hll‘l own man had room-me ,thu lluld (II
lmllll‘. and Ann-1 noun dug a gram with
lhoir buyout-tn lo!“ him I-
"ll..- but ton of Lliul-‘orty lourthroglmcnt
romllzi .III (lilo troop of tho British army.
'I'ho lo“. m: (.0111 ml Ala“ II: rolnbiu(“ommund-
(Id IlIler-IIIIIIIIIIL lIIIII-alonnoliflnwl‘alllll,‘
lnthu III-Itllool llnukur Hill, and full at
tln- point of it, a \“lul‘nnol llIocIIIIIIIIIIIIdI.II
Colonol I’msholl, who (“Ilinrgod his little
group of Coutlnontnls lo nlnI at tho III-nu-
Illnl (touts and about away tho ollhmra.
'l'ho Fooling Long Ago.
In tho MonsoohunollsIjazoltn as early as
Nov. II, 1707, [how lluvs SIIUW tho liIIllgI
haul and rovolutlonnry spirit of thotlmo:
Young lndh x In town and than that llvo round.
In t a fraud at thin N‘lINUn ndvim you.
Mum Iuon-“y'n SI) («ran-I: and limos growing
worn“,
Slranuo thingn may noon hop and ImrprlItu
you.
First, thI-n. throw mid-I your high lopknots
(I! pridI-I
Wrar nom- but your own country lln-In.
I)! I wirllnxtly lmnwl. In l )llllr TWIllI' lIII UN“ ”1051‘
To I lIIIw (“1“!qu (If your on 11 llI.‘.l(I.‘ and npiu-
hing.
What if hmmvupun thuy nay III not quito no way
As llf'ltfitdt 3 ytvt Iu! not in a plush)".
For wlIIvn once it III known lth in 11111le Worn
III town
”111- an I all will III-y out. ‘Tl'n tho fashion!
And III. who and all nun-I9 that you'll not nIarI
l’lIIIl II!“
To on 11 IN will wan“ London furl-Iry.
lint III llrsl II'IIlelI I‘I'IIIHI‘, tlll I“'1In .IIIIIIII you do
(110.19
An mmurugo our own IIIIIIIIIIthory.
M Butler» Bunting.
For many yours III-II Ilntlnr turnnd out
may ”I!" lhm maturlnl at IIowull. IIII (lld
not. Innko Old Glory. IIIIt ho nIInlII tho
lInIItln,I for It, and tbmnaiIuhwturIIrII mod
to any: “‘llullor NIIIIWN bu'an palrlot by lIll
bunting. It novIIr bulb."
WIIary Wilyulva-“An' lIII“ t'hink \vII
nkippI-(l that true conuIIrl laa' night!"
Dusty lIhoIlI-II- -““W'y'.’" "Din lIIIrupa-
pm“ IIayII do Inuniu “as iIIlI xivalin‘."
—_
RECREATION IOURISl
“Q53 Q‘p‘z‘oc‘
First Tour of the Season to
Block' Island,
. snunnnv, JULY ah. ..
Thin-(“daw- lIiII, lll“.lIIllll!"llll“llIllIlllll'lll III
”III IIIIIuIIIIlIu-III (III-an IIIIII llolol. IIIIIIII,III
“(nulllol‘ lmllln $2.5”.
-.~._..-, ... .
First Trip to Saratoga,
MIODAY, UH l3th.
Halli-31"" II ll ”W l" Alli lIIhIIIvIvy of tho
~vvm-HUI‘ILE51II u: hta IIII sale evetvwh .Irr
. “\‘IIw luglond "IoIn“"l.~l and III“ kwtu.
hm unmat-
lelhthommouhooomnm
Gloveall‘lttlaa Pattern. by which we can
present to 01:1“!qu render: some of their
very newest and oholcestu patterns 0!
gar-menu. Full and explicit direction-
tor putting together the garmentl oc-
oompauy each pattern
alas-LADIES' SHIRT WAIaT
NINTH llY MAY rumors“.
Warp printed Persian lawn is chosen
for thin stylish shirt waist, which is ono
of the moat becoming of the many now
styles intrmlucnd this sunnnor. Tho col-
lar, cuffs and applied front plait am of
line white lawn. which imparts a dish
linguishcd nirto tho mode. A bolt of
white suede, with multicolored metal
buckle, is worn around tho waist. (hith-
on; at the neck dispose tho protty lull-
ncsm on each sido of the box plait, through
Which buttonholt-s are worked to ul'lIIut
the closing in front. Tho back fits
smoothly across the shoulders, a poinlod
voku facing being appliud to the top.
This yoko (“Ian bo cut with or without a
center mam, tho seam being (lcnimblo
wln-nfkniywd material in used. as tho
yoke can then ho shaped with bias buck
«duos, as shown in back view. Tho
lowor (“duo passes undor tho dross skirt. a
shining siringor gathers arranging tho
fullness at tho waist lino. Tho bishop
alcoves are fashionably full, and are
gulhurod at thvir upper and lowvr (Idgvs.
qtra ight (“uli's finishing thu “riots and
(Illt' uings boing made in bath of show S
that are ilnishvd with pointed undI-r and
ovor lapa. ’Iln: tnrndown (“ollar that
lininlws thuuuvkis mounted on a high
III-I-kbnznl. Bolh collar and (“IIIIl's_II.1n
ll(“ llllltll'. rcnIovahlo, it no (lusirod. collar
undcull'lninds lII ing proyidrd by lid
The Inodoiélmu“ (I! the sndir‘hm (11 1h:
‘ Highest
pattern to which thI-y cult“ be lIulIiInod h
raises '
‘ ‘Ayor’s Sarsapnrlllu‘. The otlabrm
ted J. lI‘IuInonI llounns, M. 1...,
of Philadelphia, l’a., who has for
many yours been (tonneotud with
tho I plumage Corporation at
tliati (:1 y, any» with reference to
A Ell-s
I
Susaparilla
“Having thoroughly tested. in
my practiru an II physician, the
allerallvo null 11 of AWII S 5:.11“
IInparllla, I v w it, as of IIIIII
ll IIalIId (Ix (X'.l'll('lll't' "~—.;l l“ III‘NI ll-I
lloI nus 103.3 Walnut St. lhila. .
Awards at
World’s Fair.
Windows
Bright
‘LUSTRINE
Does it. I“
t
10° III-2?;
THE CELEBRATED
Hazleton
and
Cross Creek
‘COALS
Full RANGE AND FURNACE.
'l‘ht-sII (foals lll‘I'I low“ from dirt
and slate :‘ will III- doliwml by
(“an-lid d'riwrs. Solid orIlIIr
uvlor sample load aml“'mli.~lv
mum If that (1111 (-l: 1iIII i9“ ( or-
run. “ ’
I..-... .I. .._,_.g
IIIIIIIIIIIIr hlyll.‘ llll(I(:.ll| III“ Ina-l1 in Inn“
funvrgldrtiumlwrcah lfllll‘llllli. (limitI
or gingham, with collar and (“oil's to
match, or: oi wlIllI- li1nIu :15 III rushqwn
'I‘lIo (luanlily (If nullurial :lI‘I inchm
for .1 lady having 1: :II‘IIiuch bust 1111-111“—
urII,1~I.I ,yurdn.
'IlII pallorn,wl1i(“h is No. 6.6.», and
rolailslor twentybliw (“(1115, IS (“111 in
~1/(III ha :1‘ J. l.l| .ilS. ill and -l‘ llll I:
bust InIIasurc.
EVENING SENTINEL
COUPON.
Entitllnu toonol‘n'l-I 11. any size. of No
II‘II“.
Cullhlnonl. llllll- yIIoI“nami-IIIIdadIlrI-IIII
nudin. :II: ,,. “lit-I
Sturtovant‘s Bargain House
AIImnoIII
’A'l"l‘l“1lIN x... 517.1“. m
'l'lIII. n IIII n “In! I“I II-IIl-I wlll IIIIII urn
.IINIIIIII..1lI1 :Ilfit:.rIIIIIINII1lh .“llIln
Illnl ”\IIII IIIllI-I la. l‘IIIIllI .‘VIIHlol iI.
l'ITI'. 'I
widI“ mquirod lo Inukt- this :Illirt waist I
l -—-———-ooo—-—-——-
IIIIIPIIP‘EBROS-
’0. Norwalk.
I ,.
IYOUNG- MAN!
W by: 1:.o 'lI- ulIquII of “Dying
I \“.:I!I. III '“:IIr..1Ic-I “I“I“! “III VIII”-
, ., l
l I I‘Iilfli I. day Will
llNSURE .YOUR LIFE
FOR $1 000!
illr“;II~I'1~-Ivl.1y I ll ulyt- II II 1:le Id \1“
IIIIIIII III ”.IIIIIII xIpav: .II‘I town: Ill “1‘ you
livr. \‘Ioh iII~IIr:III(:II, 1:va II\“I“,l1IlInz
,(“lI-I ,IlIII ‘I ..I i~ll1(~1:liII.I1|~I:n.. l1 Vllrt‘ l I llll‘
IConnecticut General
Illa Insurance Co.
UI ll Ir'lord.
s s. unounrmru,
lll \V'IMIIIIIKIIIIISIHIII, So \“orwnllt.
TAYLOR a' GOLDEN,
Real Estate
and Insurance!
WASHINGTON STREET,
So. Narnia-III.
lot wllh lhII v‘n-w ul’ puruluudnu, nn-luvll
ml to call and I'xnminv our lhIlI.
Ilium [or Hill“ III O‘Vt‘Il’y part III IIIII oily Ill
IIIIa~IIIIIIl9lr prim-I and on (may lI-I“IIII~.
all 30'- U
r,
PASSENGER
TO NEW YORK.
Friday, July 3d
““3"”
IIIIIAVIII
Sillllll
at, 7.3011. In.
IIII.“I“I“I<NI.\“II. ’
II.“ we New \ ork
street. 2 p. m;
alrucl, 2.10 p. in.
WILI.
haul
FARE, ainglc. .IIII“; exumsion. 701:.
.
*BuiIding Lots
I‘IIrIIIonII Ionklnu (urn lot or honor and
\Vt‘ thII
Steamboat
2--DAYS O N LY--2
Monday, July 6th.
Steamer Isabel},
I
Nurwalk,holl_1 «lays,
luckmau
315i
Illl
CHOICE
At Elmcrestl
|,III. ul» lIIIIIHoIIII-l. l II IIIHI'I‘lll. IIIllIIIlI IIIIl-I ._
IIIIIl lIII' lbw llIIII I I-Il bulhhin: III lI-IIIlown.
'llIIIIIIIIIIIIII ho. M'Wl'l’llllll \IIIN‘I plpIII. um
and (II-“II“lIlI (labia. and III \llllllll lWH IIIlnulIIII
\I'IIlk III \\<~~l I(\“I lllII‘I' III (“tr““iu-nl-II
.“U‘III “IIIII'IIIl III-“IIIIIIllII lllll‘n on
ll‘l‘llllll,
l'oI lurIlhII pailiioulan- lIIIInlrn ..I
“L GUI ll. NI'IHlIillk Conn.
m “I“.Ill
l
W”II(IIllIllll
Nd'nce:
'I‘( I
PLUMBERS and BUILDERS
”II and :Il’lI-I“ lhiulnlII lllI‘ ”llllllllllI‘t‘ Ilrla-
llvnlo I'lIIIIIIIlIII: :IIIII llrainnm“ lll lhl-e I'll)“,
will IIIIIII l‘lll'l. IIIIIIIIIl wok will ho (hum
mob-ran lll~l I1 “luv.
I'Mrluil“ llll“l llIIl “I
lIIl'IIIIIlIIIllI-IIIIII llIuIllI.
South Nurmdh. IIIIIIII ’37. IIIIII‘I.
may ho had In“ npplyllll:
(3.5. KENDALL.
JII‘N |W
BETTER THAN BANKS
Ion I oIIlIlII'l Iunkc-
' '5' II lIIIllI-t lIII“II,-Il:IIIIIIl
- \ ol‘I IIIIIIII' ,I“ lhan bl ”W
I I‘ll. I IIIIIl II I.“
llIII.‘ II~I ..I. Im II
'lliII Il- .II': III I
ll lllllulnll in II ”II III
llIIIy IlI II'l lIlIll IIlII
lll \“IIIIIII lo any 1 II
wool in IIMI III “Ind
yon-on “bury-I IIII-I
1/.» on ”non wry
IIIIIIrly lllIll robin.
'I buy I“1.Il.II llIIII prim
(Iota or b: lll «IIIIII and um lenyn IIxIIIIllIInl
vollolIIIIIl \lhx- “ll you want lll I ImlIIr Illn-
III-IIIIIIIIII II-III- in Izolo
HOMER B. HOYT'S
Jowalry and Optical Stan,
Nulualk.
”leul lIuI'IIIIl'I“-I1l|VIII-Md Lh-lorlluad-
Ionlloj 'v“,'Il"-' Il' Itll'lll'l’.
!“ I'll lol no .IHI. -III»I-IIlII--‘ Ilw IIII :IIII“. II“
III“: I .““l IIIl l I ,“IIIII I‘l lll'lI‘IIlllI '
I -I : I! - :II ”III Itul oulho IloI l IyIIIInII
; lll .\II1\“.“ 11:] l I l l I\“IIIIII IIII«IlI.I““I.l1IIIl Irww III
leollost Place In
' Fairfifoh‘l to.
"boom. down.
I
Why? Bucauto W9 linoffimllov
thlng flow Every, Day.
tells the story.
customers
We are liberal and w“
The crowds in our store asionish the oldest inhabitant.
one of Norwalk’s best business men. The answer is easy Our great ayatcm of
buyingr for cash, selling lorI ash, and dividing the profits with our containers,
Ilow can they afford to give those first- class bicycléa ”array,
asksunothcr. III.“ might have asked why (lo we sell so much cheaper than may
one else, the answer is‘ihc same.
light, and to ‘givc them the most for their money.
THIS FOURTH OF JULY W
WITH A HUNDRED DIFFERENT BARGAINS.
We Shall Give Away
Anather First-Class Bicycle,
on ._ FRIDAY EVENING,
We shall not open our slow on the greatest day 111 the calendar to all Americans. ,
How do they do it, baked
are bound to tron our
JULY 3d, AT 9:30.
()lIII DIIEN'S SUMMER DRESSES
5 dozen Whito Lawn Dreams for2
III dozen Colored Cliaulbroy Dresses,
II) 51:.
ll) dozen White Lawn Embroidorud
DnIIIInIs 4! lo.
, CURSETS.
The Summer (Jorsvt for Iltlc.
WIII‘II’I’I‘RS.
Tho laruust assortment in Connecti-
out» l'Iih“, 15c. Me, 1.2», $1. I", all. III
$3.251.
HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES.
TIIII greatest bargains in this line cw I“
known. A \oritnblo sunsalion in
trimmings 'Ihisi tho story: A wbll-
known111a111ul‘a(“t“ur(“1 made more goods
than he could find 11 Innrkut for. Rather
annular“ IIlauglItIII“ in [)I'll' .. :1 \V‘ no 11111110
I'ldgings that you h: l\'(‘ paid a wool: ago
from lilo up lotl'k“ , will ho I“I_Il(l at 11-55
than (IIIII half tin-III: prior 5. "J lll‘ goods
on: I“ll11tII'.(:-“l(.tn and right up- t-o- dato
slylw, Sulll instripsol l and lb, yardn
only.
Lot l~~ (.100 yards from ‘I to II invhos
\Iido, r(““,:ul.u“ prim: s l1 lo 2.»; pI‘ry,ar(l
\“(IryI-IIIIIIIIst dyh-s: bzllcpl'ltt' “It“.
I. .1 .“~~l. (loll v.11“Il.~“::lo‘l i1:(“ln~“\\“.ido
\l'l‘\ (lIIIII't‘ and dniIIIyI“Il'III“.-,II rIaI
\“:Ili“II.II from 21 to 3.1m: ulmuo of line
in! :1] lll'.
than (urIv ovIIr tuntil no.\t seasonoal
lII pn-uos imported while and black
India ’Linon, 10c.
Skirt. I.
.30 coats.
DRESS GOODS.
5 pi(\(“ (Is Linon, for Suits and Separate
1)‘ ‘i
I; IIII‘H'.‘ (‘ m: III, for drcszaIII. “200
5 pII-IIIs l\1n(“ll blatk and white and
him and \IIIIIA' choc :5, “Jon.
M piIII-s Too SuIIImIII“
.IllmInts
10 pieces Wool ( hull iI“I.II “III. I
vl“’ llll‘Cl‘n‘ .III in
SIIIgIIs, light. TI, for
IN OUR BIG CLOAK ROOM
WASH GOODS.
Now for a (.‘I’rack-a-jack, 50 pieces, 100.
DimitioI-I for no poi“ yard,
fast colors. (Jomo‘ (“arly for these.
Ill) inch Lawns. host in the United
States for 11.“..c
2.5 pieces iinportod 25(I()rgau(1i(Isfor
lllconts.
1.5 pieces imported embroidered Lawns
for 1“". .(9
lo IIIIBCI‘S inqmtod Sheer Origaudics
for 12' .c.
CHILDREN' 8 HATS AND CAPS
lilo, 250, 890, 490, 75c. 080, [1.25.
guaranteed -
OUR KITCHEN DEPARTMENT
utensils from 10 to"
county
fruit year.
I .
needs no mention You know that you
can buy your crotkcry and kitchen
5 per cent. Iowan
from us than any other place in tho
Fruit jars are now on sale.
llon' t wait too long; this will be agood
SKIRTS.
Ilh‘ cents.
DIII' k Stmarato Skirts, 75c.
suit of the season $3. In.
III) lilat k F igurod Skirts, $1.25.
20 Iluuk Suits, $1.1m.
l.'I lllauk Sicilian Skirts, $4.25.
Dress Goods ,
lilo ”lad; Mohair Skirts, $2.25.
25 Linon Separate Skirts, extra wide,
III I‘rashli nibrouleiIIdSuItII,tho popular I
SIII RT WAISTS.
lll pin-(1 blank India for 61m.
did not got. a drous of this bountiful silk.
it is II Ill‘ tho rigulnr 'nriuu, you ll IVI“
InadI“ :11-1i~“l:1k4~.
S plot-.1“ s Bl:uk.lu1rgu Figured Silks,
.“Ill (‘It'lllm
III pi -(“I(
Striovd Japanese Silk. 11h“.
SII KS.
I 2.3 (“(Ilits.
If you (,3 cent“.
25 [III/mu morn of the 50c Walsta for
In dozen SM!) waists we shall sell for
IIATIIING SUITS.
wido shirt. $1.1m;
“.‘II lllauk Alpzu-a Bathing
Get Your Coupons and Win a Wheel and be Happy all Summer.
THE BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, NORWALK, CONN.
“.‘I‘I .\11 wool navy blue Bathing Suits.
Suits. $3.50.
TELEPHONE CALL. I3-2
PURE FOODS)! ,
DOWN
tor come with tho l’CSl.
20 “III. Ilrnnulntml Hnnar. IIIIIII
liluin (lnIanIIIry llullIIr. pvr llI.. MI
525““
Now potaloon pot pk.
Manon Frail. Jun-I, [NT (low...
I cum .loruoy 'I‘IIIII: dot-II. for
'l ('l utfllanh“ Hagarl‘ orn for .“IIIII
I‘I (“IIIIII How It ( orn. for 25M“
3 bolllI-II ltoot liver (“Hart 2‘ III
Donovan Building.
80 Wmhinglon Sin-(It
not).
1'lllt“(l.'
load Scyoioor‘“; Hungarian Such-5:.
II‘ III)“ to ilIIlIcing lllt.‘ hunt ”our (boy ll.ll“(“ll\1l3(l.
I:
.IItI‘IIIlllI‘I“
Rim“.
l’hilaIiIIIIITIEII l'IunnI CllCt'bl‘ I'IIIIIlI (:vIIIy SIIIIIIIliy.
()ur sIIiIxI .Iru sluiully pure, and will girl: lu‘llCtL :.;Ili- lllt lion.
Ilanls and II- )llt'lCSS llauon fresh every chucudov
l)’ of lam .“ I 1min r:.,
lllllll liwhll Illill
()II1“CIIll<“I“ is the bowl and unilron“. lll quality.
llII.“ ill at lllt‘ lo‘.\(::.l pumil II: pIiI“I“““.
III-log :Illl lII-l'oro Lill‘ ll'll;,ilC: WI,“ ham- .1 E
()III“ lilgin Gill Edge Crminwry llullui“ in tin“ iincstgoods to be pro-
"ln- pmplc (:ome fat“ and near for it;
We .IioI 1o kc-I p in sto'k nothinvI hot liIIII- Ilmn woods and purpose to sell
New “suit“! (I (If lIInl :1rr:“t)nslanlly
that .111: wollh boving (some are
:.“I llI,5 lbs lul‘ 8|.
II'lIIIII‘
just arrivml.
in mm“ IIIIllllll lII)XI.’5.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR
Loading Orooar.
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST.. -
GO THE PRICES.
PROVISION S.
Sunni“ (fur-“d Shonthr nor "1.,
Sugar I 311ml llam par “1.,
llruaklaxt llama.
NI“ ‘; llml Sail l’ork,
“:.Iol l‘uamIlIIIIII l'oIlllIIh. 3 “III. for
Good goods at prints next to nothing iII the magnet that draws hundmln to out .slorvn.
The following tolls llll? slory:
Salt MaokIIn-l, No. 2,
(‘ornml llrmf. ‘3 "I. "all.
('ottolI-no, il 1b. pail.
:.I
told lhml, pol“ p'k‘m.
‘orn HIIth.
Satin I Slum Starvh. ‘II III. box,
'I llu. Hinuvr Snaps. for
'I lbw. lmnon I‘mvlturu,
lIIII ill-II. Soda (tram-m
lit“ l IIIII, Marrow l’IIIanII. for
2.31“ :1 ot-I. Dzmbnry IlIIanII. for
SI“, '1
I?!" I
l2I“
3(-
€3.34“
Maud S. Flour, $4. 25 per bbl., 55¢ per bag
NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
South Norwnlk.
35 AND 37 MAIN STREET. NORWALK
Car
0111“ numerous
A large varic“
Fancy Ilcad
Ncufchalcl and
l’nuh Country Eggs.
‘l‘lIc Ferris
SO. NORWALK.
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