IITIIEII SIIIE IIE TIIE IIIVEII.
3'th lack and III: Imp In final
‘ ‘ ‘ A Tmuyt‘gr lumps III! “luck
«on: rail Em 0T Newt.
nemn of John l"ahnor. of Van
v9nue,wilIIbc plowed to hear
it reports his hcalth was much
He intends, however. to re-
, two months longer at Bloc
Winn Lake, in tho Adirondacks.
Wild” he went for the benefit of llll'l
”mo-nu—
11 one hundred pictures of Dan-
.Jack and his wile. recently occur—
od by Janice R. Warden.'have been sold.
‘c'x‘pocted that thorn will ho nu in~
creased demand for thcphotos now that
I happy-goluoky couple have gone to
thooounty seat for a protracted clay
E. L. cm, of the Benedict Farms,
‘ in his custody a working
which was picked up at the south-
onlt dot Smith’s Island. He in look-
n fro: the owner of the,boat.
m.
The Ilzlloro'cloak Tramway car from
moronikjumped the track at the East
Tim switch, yesterday afternoon,
“t was gotten on the rails without
much delay. ' _ ,-.. ...
Master Sammie waring, of East
Washington street, was bitten, Wod-
acaday afternoon, bya neighbor’s cat,
"III a painful injury inflicted on his
Captain and Mrs. George 8. Bell. of
(love street,havc been cntcrtaiinng Mrs.
Frances A. Bell and grand-daughter,
Frances Louisa, oi Passaic, N. .l
Vincent IMFabritio, of Cottage ave-
,mm, is recovering nicely from a felon on
his right hand, on which on opcration
was performed this week.
t' Artist James Warden tool; several
I excellent views this week of Mayor Hcr~
' man Theilo’s pretty cottagos in (Java
street . .. ,.
Mrs. Clihrles Batch of East avenue,
hasI returned from a visit with Mrs.
Charles Fields, in Budding.
Miss Mattie Fir-Ida, of Bedding, callwd
on Mrs. Edwin ()I‘xlfroy, Tuesday, whilo
T WHO-to for Washington
E L Warren, of VanZandt- avenue
has been entertaining Harry Mills and
family, of Danhury,
Miss Manila Wivko has rI-mrnml from
a Vinit with hor sister, Mm. (‘harios M.
.. chport in Lam-,1.
Miss .Tossio Smith, of Bothol. in Vlillt-
in 'Mr. and Mrs. Dunn-1 L'llonnuodicn,
In How street. %
Mr. Cook, of Hartford, formerly of
fiatwalk, is calling on Dr. '1’. B, (irillin
Riveraido :Ivcnun.
Miss Ida Haydon, o! Brooklyn. is
viaitinn Mrs. William l'nvlvrdmvn, of
Henry riEflI‘fI‘E.
Mr. and Mn. HIIrman l’rtrlo, of Now
York, arc guano of E. Apoll, of St John
nvcnnc. ... -
Mrs Elmer HIInIlrIIIw of Tina! llV-l‘
nun, is viwitiug friontb III \‘I Iw fanann
Mrs. (lliarlh ’t'twnl ’Hlll «laughter
Alice an 'Il‘l'llll.’ lritllllr‘ III lmw'IIIIhIII-n
Charm Trouumi. of I'llli‘J-Tnlt‘l, lm-I
’mwvrsrml from :I How IlIIyIt' ilIIIaII-‘Is
Bar. A. J. Smith hon rIIIIIrIII‘Il from a
how dnyII' visit in Moor. W,
AW U. Wioko was tiw ngIII of hiII
mother am Sunday.
THE $UN’8 DISTANCE
'M‘ rm "so “our"! Turn to row"
II It I hm WI» m
”Tho Inn ill almnt “WOMEN? milns
distant from tho Forth,” wring MIlIIII
W. inmW in Trullm' ill-inn Journal.
“it form through than your TnK’mlM' tlw
‘mflh‘h orbit III IIlletiIInl. and IIIII mm
is at cm foam of tho f‘lllllfll'. 'l‘hv north
loom Than il.ili'ifl.00ll (If lillll‘ii fll'thfl‘l’
,thooao In lhwmlm shun in John, at
whloh limo tho latimdm moth of tho
Initiator ma iw his Ilirwt rays and or
warm tho an at In MM No it MIIIIInII I-
"hit an try in mnnpruht ml tho ilgum
“RENT. Th9 IItlII'f day EWII rnmIrII IIIT ”In
“In Wily lomIrId Ihv rIvIurIi IIT iron»
admins pm (mild tlu y turn their
mm to tho Iran, and driw Ihn» »ir grout
comma any and night iIIIiII proving of
tho rethrvr main it would ho Mm year!
how“! ”my world rith hnrlwr.
“ML-Io gromm- haw Iiniievd ilw at»
Wiahlo Michal of limo Mona lIw
admin! of on as at a llI‘Y'rll’H‘I‘ and the!“
«clam «mod (mild an In mlhmmml
of a mlar oxnlmiim IIIII a mold know that
rhoonplmimi had mmmd H your: ho
Tm Porhapn tho mint quilting ii imam»
rich in that whirh immfinro a Ion»
child to how an «no long normsrh in
finch tho ma. 'l’hnchild might throat
to: flog”! into thin mhing {hm-I hot it
mid grmr tip to maturity and calmly
Woolworth vthIy II! :Ixirmm old
age. lilimfnlly comm-cinn- at any pain
(mo tho homing; in fart. it mold to»
Intro Wither ml: lifetime to bring on
W! to tho brain. ”
aye-day night, George ll Glover was
clocted delegate, and Frank Warren,
alternate, to tho Stow Fironmn’aconvew
tion. ‘
Temple Lodge, 1". and A. M. will
hold no more mectings until Septomher.
Mr. and MIII. William tincdikcr. of
Brooklyn. are gnoeto‘ of Mr and Mrs.
William Renucdo,
The ladies of the congregational
church will give an entertainment in
tho Opera House, July 10th. Thom
wfll be local and out-of-town talent.
A young men's glee clnb,‘with a
membership of about forty, was organ-
iaed in town Wednesday night, under
tho directorshipof Prof. Karl Fciningor.
It is stated on good anthoritythat tho
Street Railvmy- company will at once
commence Work on itII (30mm Beach ex-
tension and that it will be in running
ordcr within six weeks.
Wilbur Preston. of Atlantic City, N.
J., in visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph '1‘. Preston. ’ .
Willis S. Jones, of tho Westportcr,
and wife have gone to Waahington,
D. G.
The ladies of the Congregational
church, known ill-l the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society, hold their monthly
meeting at the parocnage on Tuesday
utteranon. Besides tho regular excr-
cisesxoports worn road, including an ac-
count of the work of one oi; the church's
missionaries at Ceylon.
Miss Fan nie Morey, Miss Eleanor Hoyt.
of Norw‘alk; Mrs. Horace Hurlhutt, Mrs.
Charles Scolicld and Frank Lane, of
Wanton; Mrs. Jackson and son Clarenco,
of Wilton, loft Tuesday for Washington,
D. U
I Mr. and Mrs. A S Hurlhutt, .Tr , of
Baltimore, MIL, arc guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ambrose S Hurlhntt.
Miss Annie .1. Bennett, of Millorsvillo,
I'II., is homo for the summer vacatiIim.
The Minors Flora and Mamie Bias-I
doll, of lScw York, are Inn-st at the real-
dinco of William Blasdcll.
Miss Nollie Jonas. who has been
spondingn cnuplo of weeks withIMr.
and Mrs. William TSIIlll'IIn, has rot-urn-
I ed to her homo in lrlrooklyn.
Miss .luliu Wilson, of Bridgeport, is a
gut-st of Miss Mary 1", Kirk.
J. H. Thorn. of Brooklyn, has boon a
Irma-It during tho III-wk of Westpori
friends. '
“Owing to the storm, ycaterday, the
members of the (’Yhautanqua I-irclo (llll
not go on thnir IIxcursioII, but postponI‘IIl
it until tlIII ‘13Il.
Rev. Edward H. ( foloy and family, of
Stamford. are guests of hishrothcr, Rov.
James 1*). l 'olI-yI
Mrs. (J. .‘I. llurnoll, of Now York, ro~
mrIII-Il IIIIIIII-I ycestorday siftor :I wwk's
VlhITI with him. Edward 1". Marvin.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. (lodlllot. ul‘
Montolair, N. .l.. am IIIII-IIIiiug the num-
uII-I' with Mr. {Hill Mm. Alexia I". (‘rodil-
lIIl.
TIN" IIIIInIIHuaIl of tho llllt‘ (.Jllitrlm‘ ll.
.II.mI'-I~I will he I-IIlIl a: public auction, to-
Inurmw nihxrnoon at 1 o'clock.
Edward lluhboll has been visiting
[whim of intornst in Now York Mair IlIIru
lug: Elli" pant wm-k.
Mina Loom Chapman IS I'llll‘flillllllll:
'IlrsI “wk on St John AII xIIIIdI-r, of
NI VI ”1103"?" LI.
BRANCHVILLE
’ Stophun ( IrIIgI‘Iry and (IJIIIII'IIII I iIquI’I‘y.
of Stamford. promo II :I «lum- IliIIIII-r Ull
Ilw lI‘IIIIrIII l” which ”my Ill\‘iTI'Il{rI¢‘llll:~
from Now Turk my. luminary. IMIIIII,
ICIIlIrIItlIIlII. llrmIvIIt'ilhI :IIIIiliIIurgIIIIIwII.
.\ goodly Immlwr rIIIIpuIIIleI. ’l‘IIII IIIII~
nor Wart momma: lllllt. and will not ho
forgoitoii III :1 hurry lsy thaw pm; m.
'I‘III-ro WIIII boating and liotlIiIIIr. and In
thonvoniniz thori- wm II grand display
of Ilrcworkn it wt» lIW'Ifll'll hy all
that tiny had caioycd the Irwin-ion vory
much,andhopmlm moot again at tho
rtamo old plum In Smmfnrd.
John Boaamont. of Now York. city.
III spending III'II vacation of two Work»
with his daughter. Mics, .3, ll. WIITlltIIH
David Ill-Ind and his hmihor Inna
ppm In tho Fourth in Ilridgflp MI
Mm, I , ll. Mumhunm attondod EI‘IK‘
(choral nf hvr nnvlo. Ilflllll II‘rr-in. IIIIII
Sunday,
am. Join Illumi- viahwd III Ianlulnm
for a low day» this, m-ok.
Mim- Hnrrlm livam. of Whmipauk.
vinilod with hot mint. Mrs. litre How Is-
MNWWIIISIEIAIIKIIm
(Illlflnllifll En-
Tho rooming Inf VIIIII
n'clvwh. It in rIIIIIIIIIIIIIII that thorn law a
fall sItimIdIIIwo.
l‘lodwisiun lII rogiml to “rooting a
chagriwm MIIIhwl III III“ "mum: in
SI Amimv's him-inn loaf night.
.lnotiiiI-aiitm m-“Why.”
mnginttolo. “did you
with a rmkinn I'Iljmir,
hot rllav ”
”To :Inmn-
culprit.
Hrmvrw. ho was not amp to prawn ho
good a rrIaIwImahIIr- doubt that much In»
hiKmWM‘. and. tho ornicncc was ac
‘IIIIII'III'mI TIM
lwni yImr wifo
hooking lhIwnf
ialtoml the
ihrI holly,”
mnlinnlr monogram.
almmf will IwI hold IlIiII owning at 5‘: .
‘ Atanaeotingott‘homml’ollm. wot ‘ ' '
vrvaw ......
DAILY IlilIlIIII III‘ 0E ITEMS EIIIIII
IlIIII TIIIIIETT SOUTHEIMIIBIIIIB.
can.» in A Handsome mummy
cums- Notes and Notions of the Day.
Eureka Lodge, Daughtors of Rebekah,
will hold a box main! in Gnirlcr’s Hall,
tonight. All friends of the order are in-
vited to be present.
Mien Manda Smith, cashier in the
Roton Point 30th dining room, has ro-
ulgned her positionmnd returned to New
York, yesterday. 1,
The members of the Christian En-
deavor moiety of tho Baptist church will
attend in a body the tent mrrviccs and
picnic at Bell Island, the 24th inst.
William H. Barrett, tho day engineer
at the pumping station of tho Consoli-
dated railroad, is sick at his home in
New Cannon, and Stephen Minor is
taking his place.
Miss .lcnnic
Wicks arc Viniting in Port (Ilhcstcr.
John W. Fallon in qnito sick
A handoomiI night blooming herons
has been out the past few nights at the
home of Mrs. Henry H. Simone, and shc
hill-l cnlortained a large numbcr of
friends who cullorlto I-Icc tho beautiful
and unusual ammonia.
BABIEN M0 NOROTON.
Two young men drove from New (3a-
naan to Dnrien, Wodncrvlay night. and
one of thorn. Iliohort Carlin, omployml
by (tray Brothors, hocumo intoxicated
('Ullrlllllllt‘ Koorlor ospiod him abIIsing tho
home, hm. IIII rofusad to olIIIIy thoollicor'o
instructions to put the animal in a
stnblw. and was :Irroolcd. Shortly IIl‘tIIr-
ward Ill" was i'l‘li'llfil‘ll, hut III-Ironic alm-
nivo and won lockml up Iigaln. Vendor-
Ilny .Tllh'Tli‘f‘ SI'IIIilIlI-znocht impuwed a lino
of $1 and coats. which was paid.
MIIIIIlwI-II of lIIIIIgI- llmk and Ladder
company out mwrnl windowfin tho
SlllallflfEIhtllrllt‘W' truck hrmzw. yvstora
day.
The sechIsnncn romrnml ‘ from Bridge-
port, yesterday aflornoon. fooling that
Jmcph and John WWII “gained Iho lo.
cation of tho mils :Ilrng tie-I Turnpiko iII
NorrImIII .lIIIlpu Hull Iw-iIlmIIly tlmnghl
thIIrI- was l’lTTll‘ Ilellfir for complaint. for
III! di‘l'l'lllll to how» iIIII‘ lilIII :I~‘ If “EH (or I:
{IIW dIIya, and [whom for all mm: to
C(lmf‘.
RMIIlI-Iits of Dorian gmivmllylourn—
IIIl yIII-ItI-rday with III-op rI’IIer of tin-
fuiluro of John ('IItInn Mathor. of Now
York. lluwas II THEII’IT'IESWTITTI'I' «If in-
fsuItII’ wearing apparolI Ilia linhilitivh
arr g‘m-II IIII $l5,IIIIII, and liaison-I lemma
‘Ilr. Mailmr was :1 nwirlmi: hero for
many yearn. Ind Inna III; my rolutiwa in
mm:
It. ll. (ioldon, of South Norwallr. was
horn, yI‘IsiI-rday .IfIIIrnIIoII. and IIIIjiIIItml
tho l‘lllllll of Autumn Fruitivi. whom:
fruit More Was Ilamzigml by ”79 ton days
ago. li‘rInlrII-I WIN :Iwardnd $5». W.
Th» lllt'llllllh’ of ”III Now Canaan
IIIIIIII.I-IIIIIIIIIpIIIl III: Short Rocha, how;
ln‘l'HTlll‘ IlIIIgoxIIIIl with tho wa-IIIIIIIr.
which llf'ui hum TIHIIIITIK but min aim-III
Ihvy siruvk TIIW". zill'I tIInIIIri-nw TIII‘Y
wxll «Niko tIIIII-I and Winn) to their no:
law heath.
Mr. and Mn. Iiiilwrt H. lhIIII-IIIIII how
boon IIpIIudiIIg Iwu Works ill Adan-y
T’IirkI
Enterprising Madison.
TIII~ Nnrwalk Ihnton Moro IurnII tho.
ailwr mIIn'II slogan. “Hi In I,“ In good
Iwwnmt today In II ihnvI I-IIIIImII advorc
tlfll‘llll‘ml announcing II IwIImv mm win
mill‘, IIIIIIII “Ill nanmonu- Sataniny
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII thmnlaya in "Ivory do
pIII-IIIIIIIIII Iwmvvhlng will III» mIIIle.
Look Imr tho list.
BUPVALG
fiLU‘I’lN
IKE”
FOR
fln‘I’TLl
flhlukunl
and
H03"!!!
Slit!
“RAIN
VON
HOHOIO
AND
OATTL‘.
IRANOR
OF’FIOI
DOE-MIN“
LIVER?
STROLII
lfiIrha III I am.
If
mmldn I say no
am. noon: solemn: Many Friends who
(humid and Miss Lillian ,
they wore Vic-tors in tho l'itrlt' hreIIugIIt by
for tho sumo prim: that
mm PURE
STUCK ON OUR WALL PAPER
whenever thoy see it, especially when it
is stuck on the wall. Ono thing we pride
ourselves on, in keeping the handsomost
nndinost varied atml; of artistic wall
pIIperI-I in Norwalk. By consulting as
below buying we will make a bountiful
combination between the color of car.
pot,furnituro and paper. The designs
and tints am all new.
Painters Supplier.
Artists' Materials, Harm.
Pictures framed to ordor.
y.
Pointin. Paporhanging, Docoratlng
and Sign rlting.
DECKER, / _
79 Washington Street. 80. Nonnlk,
’ BETTER THAN BANKS
You couldn’t mnko
a better lnvonfnu III
of mmon than II the
Plum” ASEIII ”A
M 0NDS mtnrnnm-L
'1 boy IlnII't rIHl.
moths Ilon' tout tin m
they don't Ilnutmim
In vahm to any run-I
IIIImIIIIo uxlont and
fouoan always rI-n-
ln- on thorn \I- ry
III-nrly their mluo.
They make lino; Ira-II-
onto or holrlnomn and are BIWXLY‘T axmllmll
milnmrnl. \Ihvn you want llrni-thr Illa.
mundn nrjI-nelry an in
HOMER B. HOYT'S
Jewelry and Optical Store.
fill Washington Strnet.
[CRIN TOM
Block Island. $8.50 and $|0.00
:.~l.II't:—IIIII..‘Ivilvn. 153:, '2'); {modem 21'
SaratogaJSprings. $10.00.
IIIIR‘I'EIITIW'VI‘i‘y M4 :III;Iv Ilmfm.’
Ansable Chasm, $22.00.
““5911“.
mini- mm July 10.2."; Ammo-i I. 20.17, “ll-
White Mtuntains, $23. on
”In Irina. I ll‘ ."IlI. AI‘IgIM I. and :.ll
Niagara Falls, 311. 00.
I Ila) tour ~ A on; i ll wovinltraln.
Thousand Islands, $I1.00.
I-‘II‘IV tI-III'Iu. Jinan»! :5: I-IIIII-inl train.
Montreal and Quebec, $31.00.
I'- II.II iIiI I~ AImIII-i {7 mo l h'ollh min l 7.
(womb-III II: III II I-IIIIIIIIIIMII-I I»! V
l.. (“IIIIInalIzIIIIIg'I IIIIIIII'I» IIIIIIIIIIII MII III III-h.
IIII l'-I- \III in 1.14mi Imp-I1 drool. N» w 115‘
um.
tame:
Building Lots
At Elmcrostl
Siiwulk
“point In» imvl num I- -y .qu [not in ITNITII. III]-
IIIIIIIIg uwnur‘ 7" TI "rallll -I-.IIII
IIllT M "Ill Inmiln mid. ullhu avenue. lIIII
II III Ir-mt M ‘J’I‘II- "I in III- tIlh
“~IIII I IIITI :III~ 'lllIUTl'III'lI"H'IINPHT IIw-IIIII‘
III .‘IIIIWIJII IIIII ImInIIII qu-IIwII'IIer-Il IlIIw of
Lung l-alwafn YIII‘I.T II III-It-IlIIIIIiIIIIII,’"din-I,
IIIIIIIIIII .‘lwv‘gmrml Mnhlloul nhmluiw.
III“ :rIIIIIII I: .IHI \ul IIIII \VIII‘I‘ IIW». mu
IIIuI v1. Illi Imhh qulle “iTlIIIllWH minnow
walk n! I- ”T III-IIIIIIIIIII- ‘l m:- I IIN
AI». «nh'lill IIIwIIIIIIII‘I In” on WIMIIIIIII'Y
III'IIMIII
lnr iIIrtIII I harm-A IIIIIrI‘I Ifl:lIIITI'IIT
(30M; N-Irmilk. (loan.
to ml
South Noruslk Savings IIIIII.
INTEREST Ml’l‘lmi.
So! In NIIIIw.‘.,.IIII.InIIn Juno on. mm.
in ii "II-ohm; I'ITIII‘ nonunion”! iIIl~ IIMIII.
Ti"III ”IIHI. In 1: IllIiIthI In III'IiImlfIIi‘anT III»
14- 14' ml III Ihv ml: II t III'IuI wnl w r ntmIIm
“II I III ,. laud! Ir IIIIIrH "l‘ITlTTIP vnolimt July
1 DWI. MIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiI-r JIIII I". Iron. III
lot” I IIHT IIIIWII “II” IIIII' tit-Ilihul in IIIImump
Al“ I'. 'l‘rI-IIMIrIIr.
l 7 W
and II. :IwiIIIIIrIo-«H I-IIIIJII
IIUIIN II Ii
They Tell Me
That i am II mod: on out» thIII ldII my haying
Wm In“ loin lIlIm lIIII tI r3, 15ml IIIItIIItIzIIIIII In Knml
mun II for nn- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIJI-I 1mm lIIIrIghI tun
IlidII I think you WIIIIIII w I hotter grain lmfl’.
Mud my I’ll! WIII‘I‘I‘ 1
Union in and luck amand IIIIIIII Ii
yun’rv not roady to ho}.
mam—4-
The leading than: Donia.
I3 Hotshot! Strut, So. Hermit.
' The Host
Special Skirt Sale'
.' Ladies’ Separate SkIrtsI
Fine all wool
in this line.
Hammocks, 50° to $3.00.
NorWaIk. . .
Orepon,
F Ina black Brilliantine,
Fine all wool Armour,
Fine all wool Diagonal,
Fine all wool Cheviot,
All at One Price, $5.00 Each!
II
u u
' n It
*‘ I u n
n u
I u
Lightning Fruit Jars, pints and quarts.
Special In Toilet Sets, I0 pcs, $2. 50.
THESE ARE TO GOODS SHOWN IN OUR WINDOW.
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT
it never pays to sell a customer a poor article, no matter how low the price.
get ov‘ér the feeling that they have been deceived.
BUG THEY W”. I. ALWAYSFREMEMBER THAT l'l‘ WAS POOR.’ We sell only the ver best things
Famous oil stoves, i, 2 and 3 burners. I ‘ I ’ '
. Ice cream Freezers, White Mountain and Lightning.
59. 75
. 8.50
8.50
7.50
7.50
7. 50
7. 50
For the next five days we will make a special priCc on our entire stock of line skirts. They are made of ».
Ihc vcry best materials, perfect in shape, and made in the very best Inanucr.
Fine all Wool satin Berber Skirts, former price,
Fine all wool Diagonal Serge,
The cuslomers will never u
They williorgct the fact that the article was ‘dieapi '
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
Connecticut.
BEST.
VALUE!
way.
Complete
Line ofI
m
THFY ARF ALL SMILES!
BC‘ausc they wear our easy lilting, comfortable Clothing.
TRADE with 115' and you will FEEL THE SAME I
“e have now in stock
{SPRING CLOTHING
By'iradinig with us you will always got the best with pricés guzuaiitkcdi'r.vfl ff
FRANCIS 8: CO.
i PRICE
(-3.: ‘fJIis
l-M‘III
[4
H. MN
All our Customers feel this
Ever Shown
fill; cm!
as WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk.
Bicycles
GIVEN AWAY l
mu
CASH.
7
Norwalk Pattern
Works........
GVGLE HALL!
Lessons
0N
EASY TERMS!
T'MI'IIt- with» Turn mrtIIfIIIIII-aphurw. IIII
lilo-loan ”hula-.IIIIIIIIIIII and all pan» of II
Ihmw IIII‘ III III.
”I. ....I.....w '
c. H. AISTIIOII’PE,
IIIIII Will H! IIrIIlIIII.
Second
Hand
Bicycles I
J‘ow {loud ”KIWI loll.
. $5 to $50.
New ones at Pnpular Prices.
FOX CYCLE CO...
I! Elisabeth Ilium.
acorn murmur. maromwr
I
505
0(1)"
ITO
JULY SALE ON
Straight Staple Goods
At 2-3 of Their Actual Value.
it in not always the our who says the most thuthas the
groalosl I'Trl’l‘t.
'l‘ohohriol‘. therefore, wu IIiIIIply my.
tho following ol'foringn arc IIimply mado no II flycr. so to
weak. and you want to snap than: up while you can.
MQW
um thI of Fruit. of tho Loom Il-II hlcachcd muslin, at 5 7-81.: per yard.
”Ml yds of II I Atlantic A brown «booting III mgr our yard.
IIIIIII thI of thin IlIrI-IIII .lIII brown shooting. Mp! pcr yard.
25 Ilill‘orvnl stylus of III-inch crunIIIliIm, Ilimitlon, IItIII, in light blow. pink», old:
good» that III-II Worth from Ibo to 20v pnl‘ yard: at this solo. Inc per yard.
:IIIIIII harm of mum good kitchen soap, 4!: per bar: or, 7 burn for the.
aim ('illfl‘N of toilet map, to calm: or. ll when for Inc.
The aim» prim hint only whllc this add. III In tho paper.
If you want sumo or all of them hargalnn, nomo right
away.
Norwalk Chronicler