, l‘
flit
a-Ie
Fruit Jhrs We handle only Ball Bros‘., [we hate no common western jars] packed with rubbers
edozen Ina ease, quart size, see dozen.
ave the SUN FRUIT JARS for those who will have the Host at any price. It is the only per-
r with a detachable fastener. It' Is as easy to Open as it is to seal, and it is positively the
by which you can tell to an absolute certainty, whether or not your fruit will keen at the
hing.
tits High Grade Lawn Mowers, re inch, $1.69; $I4- -inch, $2 89; too inch 82. 99,
ire Proof Stone Preserving Kettles, zquart, r5c; 4 quart, one; 6 quart, 25c or soc per set of 3
I and see our wonderful Wickless Blue Flame Uil Stove. Remember this stove burns common [term
ithOut smoke, odor or soot, and requires NO WICK.
‘ er the balance of our Fine China and japanese Matting at net cost, to clean out all remnants. _ 3
how and large Cocoa Door Mats, regular in size, for so cents. Just received! 700 Fancy China
Saucers, including Teas, Coffees, Chocolate and Alter-Dinners. Some of the finest imported.
member we close at 6. 30 p. m., on ’I uesday, Thursday and Friday
IIIIIIIII NA‘INIANDDANN Smears,
so. nonwm, CONN.
THIS IS NO BLUFF!
I HAVE OVER
‘ .
BRANCH
SIIUI’S
AT
BROAD
RIVER
ANI)
to ‘ .
DARIILN.
fins right and wheels war ranted. t
fiet my figures for Lettering and Campaign Banner Work, done by my twu artists ,George Washburn
(1 [rank Homan. 'len years in business with square dealing,t is what makes things boom.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT,
, Factory and Repository,
Fronklrn and Madison Streets,
South Norwalk.
..aw.!!'.,
THURSDAY IS BARGAIII DAY!
SPECIALS:
Shirt3 Waists, . 25c Light Silk at 25¢
Regular IIIII 0' not. llnrmlur I'lit'l', no.» to 1w.
Shirt Waists, ‘500 Light Silks at 49c
Regular I'l‘lll‘. 75v to it. llvxular prl. u new In 7,...
,_ Shirt Waists, 75c Dress Goods at iOc
lluuuhu ”It". it. $1.15. lh-uolnr mien. Ifw.
flirt Waists, $I.OO Dress Goods at :50
lu-Iruluri-Iir mi! #1425, 51m. 3 3 I'lugulur prim-gnu.
4» 00 Boxes Soap, S cts Dress Goods at 25c
itr-uulul'tutu-.100. u lieuulur IIIII'I', saw,
AT
A. Dickenman 8: Son,
I.
itir‘ltti‘t,trtnir‘ul
, w ' ; n
I thodi
III-Inna room for more donomtion at the
‘South Norwalk, Connecticut.
”I303 m A o—‘l’odor and Napoleon
cotton Nor Drool Occasions. -
mum h favorite
Mott no and beta.
that-t helm» are hired
WW. til the we airy ul'lorded by
tbiourtes a vest: that may
be worn with the some gown gives troub-
nm to the costume, ‘ ,
Puke boom are told to bo morn-roaring.
They are oiton very bottoming, especially
to juvenile laces, hut intro of into your:
income so onuouiuhul with the Hulvutlou
Army that they now seem to belong par-
llInIiuriy to it.
Email helmets of very nice materials are
3lI3IIIhlonolIlo. They III-o worn {or dress occu-
r one.
harm capo collars are uhiqultouu. Thoy
"Irro Intuit) of all norm of Innterinl and in a
Int-loty of shapes, Home of thorn being ro-
r'ivuiu of Tory old fushiouoti styles.
.Now that huts are tipped forward or or
th‘o face tho huh- ia d‘r‘imse‘ti higher, whlI lI
Who
art:
haul: of thoneok hlostcorotnnnlousdresses
iIII‘Io elaborate collard (If wired frills or
Iona.- other ntyln thutflrcrholns upright.
I‘lmru In the timing truior tioil‘nr, with tune
that curve over, tho lusirid twinge: con-
i t3, ’
SILK TOILET.
misting materihl. and a newer him is an
mInplullIIn of tho Illstnrit‘ Napnlmn mil/Ir.
Blouses nuulool llllt‘l'illiti' i'iIWitiI Int-v
Insert ion and I'IIIINIII. I'III‘II now illl IleI
whir. um llltml nt prwoot.
Illzu'k hosiery is still “or“ with all tol
Into. It In [‘(‘I' IIiIIly the moat. I‘I‘I'tiliililg In
the foot of all hlmiq, “lilt the vm I-tiuII
[M‘I‘Ilil on of tho IIIII' II lmmro sh: lll‘ ._
WII ito \I- il-r :m- Iu- IIIIIIIIIIIII. III I may he
“or“ for ull m-m inna. (\Iillilll} Ill lIlt
Nliillilii‘r. IIIUM oi IIIIIII White who llIi‘
I'oIIsiIlnI-ul moat I'll-gum, ulthouxh llli‘ ml
IlIlIoII III IIIJH'I'. Hint-r nelIIII-rI-I lI'It‘liI IIIoI'o
IK‘t‘iIlIIIILf.
An iliuntmtion in given of arrow" of.
silk having: a whit-I urouxtil “inn IIIiil'k
strum IIIIII pmupzulour honour-u It Is
t’lll Ill tlu' prim-I'm Hl)'lt', tltv skirt forming
pollute: IIIIII Inning lli. Ihn uiIiI- t'lellIII"J'-‘
lilat‘k minim-«l L'IHWI', lil'ltllllJliiI‘t! IlI lot!
hip titulvr a how of 'IIIIII-I: mtm. 'I III- front.
oi tlu- INnIlI‘t‘Hllt'IIH owt‘uploflnm o'.’ \Vlillt'
:.'lllpu.~o owr pink sill. IIrt‘tvIlI-e ul' [.‘IIk
hiltin pit-:4 iWi'I' lill' sit: with l‘i IIIIII lilt‘ I.“
H- u t‘lI with III ll.’ IIIII IIII iI button». :I II- I IIIIv
Hill of pi; Iitul lIIuI iv .m. lu- in}: urr; mm- ‘(I
ulti~ltlo of IIlt‘lll. ‘I‘IIw sills nlmwrs rm:
pullul from slInIIIIh-r In \I I'ist. 'I'lIr collar
I-I of Mark lillllh'tl trait/v.
.Il itit' ('Itou tzr
.Ig‘
AN UNGRATEFUL PERSI \N.
"I: Didn't (“It Bur-II Um II-II lle "mi Pair]
in ill! lint-tor.
Furpvonuntul illiynll‘lulu‘ In tint I'IIilI'II
Stat-Is It)? now IIIIII thou ‘ill‘tl l'or llllllgd‘ul‘
Hi" If.“ iINJ~i|IIHIIi‘iI I‘JIIII'HI‘. N Il Illli’t“
lill‘fllllf tin: Mill. i< .‘lli .lII my! .Ii'u l' I» m.-
lI-rtII.rvIII',I*II~oI~I1‘... pt'm lllII-Ist‘l‘ lir't-I lit-m
him for not I-IIrIIIu llll I.,:-I.r.Il.lI-. li i'I-r
«la ImILI-uls III‘I- still Ilu‘ll' IIII-Iu‘upolwu,
:Ilel tl'_.‘ to gut IIm'II llu' IIH llll'fi Il‘t‘ Mott
\‘c‘IllIi Iit‘ IIJH I-IIml Ilrm IIl' \Vill~. :III
I‘Ilii,ll"ll [IIi;\’,~II'lIIII, lI‘I'~ I . IIIW‘IIJIIIII (If
iIu' l.I-»I. :IIIII SIIII" I.i~ up. I' ~-z.- I~ “uh .'I
I'I "Ir-H t‘ulwiti, II m-Il t-I Ilo Imiavr u!‘ I.»
tI.II:..II
'liI. l-alu-r IIIIII l‘i'I‘ll I-ll"!“|‘~‘ill'\‘ IIpI'I'IIL
HI Illr‘IIi I'Ht‘ I'.Il.II'.II t, .,I.-l llII ti'N'IIII' IIIIII
III“ ‘i I . hi LI. lint IIII‘ lv .l.« i', Ihwutzh hiring
\HIII IMIII rim. Ixm-Iimt Mr Li tilw
Ila}. u hilt- tho Ii... tor “hm phwril lit” ‘II.
III“ III~ll'iI-;ii‘)’ III 1| 1 l‘u'mtl III, ,nII'l, IliIl,’ , u
IIIHIIIIIIIIHI)‘ lil"""‘~lttlt l‘IIIl I“ :I 'IIH‘
lI.Il.I l'. with It mu oi ‘. II III twist uwr
l‘..l'Il I-w IIIIII .‘t I..r,:w III ”I“ homing-I I‘HIIIIII
tux Itt‘ml. mm hiiilpm‘lt‘ll Int» thi- l‘tIIIill.
'I‘Iu' l‘I‘I-‘IIIH'VI IIiIi-l'llllil IIIt' Ilurtor tIIIIt.
iIIrHIItrl. Ill“ lnnltm III. llu” Illilxl‘i' IIIIII Invt
III4 sight. IIIIII'IImi mm.‘ to gut truck in:
i, togriiu'r with any II'IHI“ Inuit III \\ IIiI~II
IN, ”to llIII‘I'Ii‘. iiilylii I‘I' Hitler“ in: llmltt‘.
"MI. iL'IIlIIt, Ilmr «:IlIiII. i on. How Mono
IIIll'iI. " «IIIII IIlI Iml. l'i
'l’l- uroml Ia! o .1. ti. ~lr lII- IIII With
IIIIIvh illmt‘ ulty the «in Mr I tlllll' Il-Ii tlw
i‘t‘lll'tidl of tin- IliiiliIJILI Mill on holdup: liI
III-I raw- rum Ilim Ilw IIIuII . \i~ Ion mm
Itmul, IIIIJIIIIVII iiilut’.\‘, )1 WI!“ moi, The
point “ml in “mug. [luv Iroml M‘l! tlmt iIuu
tIIIIII mtthl mi.
Till-III“ II limo Il‘lillll’r Im'I. ItI WIIII'II
Whllilt :IIIIpIIintIIw limiv. lu- plum-II it on
III“ litl~ll‘. ‘I'I . H, with 1IIIIu-z-‘ll'flhlllliliit
man on tho I-tlu r wliIt'ri tlw IliI‘Il'. Ill' mitl.
“(It I-'rII raw ii I IJtH .i. iilIIII llIil inf
y'our I’III. it II to it {I‘II Hoyt I ~IIoiIlIl To
turn Iim Iuoiuy ton h no will uml ohm
II-iIItuII-mtv w I It...» Illilt' h Ilu you
“not“ ‘
,\ IK'rIIIIIl‘ HIIIIII' ntm'mi our the IIIIlti-r’u
Inw- on I.“ on \‘I't‘HI:
“‘ III. MIIIII, tI‘N l-orsIIlIiII. I Ime p‘Iittitrv
i't‘Wi IIiIII Vo'itt rum, II yum “IIIIIII [my
IIIINR llw L‘i "MI ulw It.“ ”i" for my I'M-v.
I I‘lumhi pray Int“ lint... “it'd, l iiItlI my turn
II). V.“ “Ilfiiilil II“ “my I'Ii' you."
“‘I'wz, ,IIH-I‘, luv iota npolmn well,"
Ill it.» u; m‘inintw
“Vim.“ l'l‘illlt‘ll ihn qluI-iul‘, ”llll‘i IN WIN”
IIII ’III in In‘ clam: in Ii, Io-w 3n” Ili,‘lt'i‘llfl'.
lull". :tillI ll.I~ Ii. Nor ultimo-IL "Mint
II'.I,'III In lua (IIIIII‘ I.» Hm mun win-mow:
Irrtt'r' with it III“ it: lIiN tImilill‘ WHIVW )"l'lv
l»,,i'e‘itliilttra, Ili’il IIIN tutti Mi'gptti'iw'ily‘.”
"filo" Hmtltpgi .[ iIu‘ I!:It‘14ti'.“‘§mi tint}.
i'll up. II your "i" 4'," Anti lil'Iili‘iiI)‘ pro
IIIII if”: ill" :I'III ul Him; I.llIII‘ IIII ”lit-‘Iiltll ll
Irifwro tho iIIIItI‘.I {”4“ III!‘ IIIIIIII' IIHI
IIIHYH Intro, 1."; z- I,“ It) ~ tho mom with: of
tho I'WII’II.
‘ r top ihivi' ii" I- «hunted.
Hint} Mil“ In tho tumor innit Iipihe
(1" our; lumri mitt Hit I um turmd on
rimming mun. Humor ”It!“ and his
turban mm Mi.
"Cut-I you rm new?” suited titotiorttor
from no It on window.
“0i: III. miiih, tumult your kind»
wt I'll-.3 Whirl" ,
it 4.1?
chluml
UN mums
ems" V3"
RICREATI
emf: 0"“ .‘wau
Block Island, $8. 50 and 5L0 00
‘ 3-day tilt II. July it. Iii. 2.5. 39: Am: i 26. 29.
Saratogo Springs, 5m. 00.
, . t- do) it‘limovery llloutluy during sermon.
Ansablo Chasm, $22. 00.
I. IlaytrinuJuIy-m ‘27; Anuiistn, III 17. '34
White Mountains, $23.00.
5-day trip». Jul y am It. Auxusl zi,unil :il.
Niagara Falls,$l7. 00.
I day tour... Augmt II. rsivw'iul lmlu.
Thousand Islands, $l1. 00.
Mint tours. August '25: special lI'IIlu.
Montreal and Quebec, $37.00.
‘3 titty illi't‘. AIIKIIHI ii and HoptI-ml |"'t"‘l
(‘Itll on link: t ugvnt IIl tIoIIol lot to IV of N.
I‘.. ’l‘mIrMgiviuu'luliiIIt‘oIIIuItioII. am lll'kt'lt‘.
ot I’I-I it It Bishop, Itrzl' IllIlt'IHIitit‘t. Ne w Utt-
\‘Ull.
ATTENTION!
« Dr. F. W. Darmer.
(.‘IIII heroufter be noon at his Iiarirn OIllt. II
Iulv, whom he is prepared to do all wot II
pelt. tuning to modern dentistry painless-
y. “no minute I: \\ alk from the trolley
:u'soI' the (loIIItoIidatrII It. It. depots.
l“:ll v allowed both ways. Special appoint-
In his made to have yonI III-IIt-al Wtirk
Iono at your own IIII-Iitlmuxo. ()llico
mum from ha. In. until i. p. III. Snu-
tins, It) am. until 1 pm All work
.uaIIuItvI-I31, and only the best of mu-
l‘XIPI used.
DR. F'. W. DARMER
Surgeon Dentist,
IAItIICN, » - - - CONN.
FAIRFIELD oouim
NATIONAL BANK.
33 Wall Styeot, Norwalk, Goon.
ucorporated,1821 Capital, 8200. 000.
Him [N o. m... Ell. Pirxltit‘nt.
DAVID u. .\lll.l. rut Vice I‘res'.
L. C. GREEN, (Inshlcfr.
DIRECTORS.
lvltIWlNO. KEELER, Moses M. Gtovrm,
, .-
- I I
largal n s. .
The suite we are eel/my at 89. 50. No reason why
' you should buy 875 an 378 suits at this price except
that we want the money more than the goods and
we most have the room for new goods. You can 't
imagine the goodness of these suits until you see
them—the texture. the making, the style and Shape-
leaping are all apparent when you see the suits.
Most every size in stock yet in these goods.
Irish Homespun, .
Open Weave Chew'ots,
Cassimems,
Sages, Blue and Gray.
We can 't prom/so such bargains again this yeah—or
next year or the next. Don' t seem as though cloth-
ing would ever be as law again. Couldn't be any
better time to buy,
/
Vacation tloighes like , . , ;
Crash uits, " "
Flannel Suits, MEIG‘S & (0g
Serge Suits, ‘ '
Belts, ,
3 Outing Shirts, Open Monday, Friday and
Lounging Caps, Saturday E venmgs. , ,
Wash Ties, “' , ‘
Golf Clothes, . BRIDGEPOB T, CONN.
Cycle Clothes.
twin ii. MILLIIII A. .i. hirzuxuu,
i".3“i‘1-Il)ilN In NJKWOUD, 'i'ueo. E. SMITH,
IIA Coma, CHAS. I".'I'ltlii'l'iLAll.
écuountq of Munulnrlurvm, Merchant:
uIIII IIIIIileIIIIIIs Solir,itui.
Safe Deposit Boxes
Free to Depositors.
0 ti it
IIIcSIIuI ink, paint,
W
In. path, it“ Dc
;In.l think from
(It tlIlIilL’ :uItl tatr- -
SPOTII’iE
I‘t‘lS .p:l.l.l_v .IIIII (II-EAII&Q.
I‘orug'lurly :lIItI '
Newer Leaves}: liinr:
——«N.» AIM——
10c.. 25c., ot Drug
No unpivaszmt od- -r. and in) l‘maIiuSmreo
No: inilnmnmlric. Samples mallcrl. 5:.
L. B. SUTTON, New Canaan, Ct.
“A.
Sold II} A. Div III rm: to It \on So Nor—
walk; Fiunov I\' III unlit-,t Norwalk.
For
Tinware
=That
Will
Not
Rust!
NASH a. VANscov,
SOUTH NORWALK
WASH BOILERS,
WATER PAILS,
WASH BASINS,
rouer JARS,
MILK FAILS,
DIPPERS,
TEA KETTLES
This ware is guaranteed and we
will replace any LIIIIt shows rust.
Cor. N. Main and West Streets,
GONNECTIOUT
the
Best
Printing
LnavoVqu
Orrin" at
tho
Senflnei...
Office.
Ayttru I’Ills urn rmotmumuiml by
It'utlintt pliyuiriuun and «hamlets, Iin
lll(‘llltt“l prompt, and. ”WIN” rvmuli
for lIiIioIIIIIIIuII. Harmon. continuum, III
Illtzmtion, uluguithmu of tho liII-r.
jiillitIIi‘l . null uh k III-.IIIIII'IIII; “lit” to re-
linvI- colds, furore, neuralgia urulrlwu
IIIut IIIIII .
Children Cry for
Pltcher’o Castorla.
“no swallow does not Inulw Spring.
IIIIt nIII-IIWIIllIIWII! thin Minot:- lanItle
i7tIrtIIIrittgw rulivl. 1‘}. I’. WPNI. Nur-
wulli; (i. if. Htillwin. Houth Norwalk.
Art the ltt't'tttztli of a hull llmz depends
upon the mlhlityoi int foumlotitm, no
th Iiou-IIIIII upon the ctmriiiiun of
II n MIMI To ntptl iIIIpIII’ItiIm timi
roam the vital fluid In 1min tr
Imd lite ultimo Mira dammit
thorium merini uni Infinitive Inertia
titanium
u
Completeliue III Wlliclics, i‘l'lf‘ll‘i,
DIAMONDSI
while not sold at IItr'mtiy cost price, will he sold low enough to attract
izfnirehuert, who will hurt may we bargains. 3 3
A. til. AUSTIN
New York and Norwalk
Freight Line!
CUMME \ICING
MONDAY, JUNE 22,
TIIIC I’Rl)l’l£I_.I.I£I{S
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will leave pier 23;, inst River, New YoIlI' (IIt‘i’I'lliJll t~llt‘l'l,)
FOR SOUTH NORWALK,
Iiailyat 1023:) It. lti. IixtIu Il'IJI, Moorlly, \‘I'Ittlurwltrv
IIIIII Friday at 5 p. In.
FOR NORWALK,
Monthly, \VClIlit'Hlity and I Iitiny .It5 p. III
FOR NEW YORK,
I.I‘: It ' Sn Norwalk II. My ill (I II. III. Imam! NHIw.IIk,'I'IIr,".
Ilm, “'lhutsrluy auII Satuulay at 4p. III.
M...“
BIG REDUCTION SALE
For the Month of June.
jewelry, silverware, opalware aml
DIAMONDS!
A fine line of stones at greatly reduced prices All of these goods
39 liloll street, Norwalk
Norwalk Chronicler