i New county-Boy’s Bicycle
. 11m Tonlatl.
erection of achapel at East Nor-
er the charge of St. Paul's
ow assured. During thepast
v. (3. M.‘Belleck has received
‘ ptlons amounting to nearly $1,000
' purchase of a site for the propos-
. and figures locki towards
motion of a handsome chdpel have
' 31 been. secured. St. Paul's church
Jorge number of parishioners at
'1 Norwallr, who’are interested 1n the
set. The: present Sunday school
Weathers is progressing finely but
,_ work would be greatlylaided with
erection of 11 chapel.
surprise was tendered Miss Ethel
tibiae. of No. 5 Hanford place, yester-
ternoon’ on the occasion of tie
Wt}: anniversary of her birth.
' ‘ hastess was the recipient of’ many
‘, presents. Games were enjoyed
freshments were 'fierved. The
wereMissss 111.. Field, Alice Rid-
nieSatcbler, Lottie Stark, Mamie
, Jennie Eldridge, Edith Rob-
Nellie. Ericson. Mary Robins,
_ Howard Field. Eddie Stark.
crayons representing life~size
too! 111.131.1011 Bonaparte and an
' 111 in the Crystal Palace in 11153.
were executed by 11 boy pupil, aged
cartoon, but now a sexugenm'inn, and
" great curiosities.
, voralboys have arranged for a boys'
avenue bicycle race for tonight, at 7 :30
lr. The start will be made from
'rd’s stoi'e,"llnd the course will be
. '1Norwalll, around the. Green, to Greg
ory’ 11 Paint and back to the sturtinglino.
The contestants will be George Hepkins
.gand Charles Buckley, 2; Fred Buckley.
llnt'Everitt Stannard, scratch.
. The South Norwulk Wife and Drum
. band was entertained last night by lead-
111' Charles Beecher. The prize cake,
presented by Eagle Hook‘ and Ladder
company, of Dorian, was cut, and with
other refreshments, music and gunman
most sociable evening was passed.-
Arthur N. Paddock was among the
' bicyclists who started for Pawson Park.
yesterday. When about five miles from
ination the pedal of his bicycle
'b' sand caught in the chain. compell-
1‘ C ing 1.1... to walk the rest of the vay. He
' returned on the boat.
_ Mrs". William Smith, operator in the
, Bentham New England Telephone com.
‘ : pany’s allies in South Norwulk, was tak-
on suddenly sick yesterday afternoon,and
‘ Miss Flora M. Jennings substituted for
her. Today Mrs. Smith is about again.
Mrs. Charles R. Day and niece Miss
Ethel Sprague, accompanied her mother,
Mrs. Wallace, to her home in New York,
this morning, for a short visit.
V Harold Addison, aged six months, 6011
of Albert )1. Morgan. of Keyser avenue,
died this morning. The funeral will be
1. beld'tomorrow afternoon.
Arthur Brush worked in I). L'Hom-
medieu's store yesterday, while Frank
, 'L'Hommsdiou was on the. excursion to
'1 Pawson Park.
Captain Arthur Day hauled his boat
"Mayflower” out of the water last night,
at high tide, and will ovurhuul and re-
paint her. _...- .
Judge D. A. Dickinson and {11.111in
started last night for Duluth, after 11
month's visit with Mrs. Thomas Bene-
dm’ 1’.-.1.— .....
Miss Lena Beers, of lieury street, lost
a valuable umbrella overlxlurd yester-
day on the excursion to l’uwson l'ark.
—- “who."
Mia Jessie Aldrich returned to Port
1‘ Jefferson, this morning, after 11 visit
with Emma Bpauhling, Bette place.
Mill Cecil and 11311.1... Osborn, of East
mane, started today for Dunbury to
spend two weeks.
A party of East 13111.. young pccple had
a delightful sail last night in Captain
Mloy's yacht.
1.... ”W.m
William Hawkins, of New York, is
spending thcsnmmcr with .l. G. How-
‘ 1 kins, Hensldcplucc.
' Arthur You». of Riverside avenue.
1 mat to Branchvllle. today. to visit Mrs.
Us Bu Mmhoum. 1
11111.1 Sturgcslluudull. of Riverside
avenue, continues quite seriously sick.
Frank Hands. of Brooklynx'is visiting
' W Carpenter, blast avenue.
fir. and M1111. Henry Taylor, of Core
street. are in 11111111 Island titty.
£111.1me Raymond had her canary
bird fly sway mainstay.
“W... wad...»
111-11111111111, of first avenue, is no.
, hereof the Newton Dreinatle 11.11.1111;
tlou who participated were M11. and Mrs.
William Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. B, L.
bore museum The leading 111cm—
Fiteh, Mr. and Mrs; Richardfikelton.
draws, William Fitch and James 11.
Raymond. The sole and chorus work
was excellent, and the acting very clev-
erly done. ‘
At the drawing of the prizes remain-
ing from Eagle Hook and Ladder oom-
puny’s fair, last night. Jacob Wolf won
the bicycle: Mrs. George ()borlander,
pair of trousers; George Chudderton,
suit of clothes. John Criinmius, Jr.,
Thomas Crimmins. Major Cruenier and
another friend were present, and enter—
tained the company with songs and reel-
tations. ‘1' - ,
.Churles Tookcr, a mason employed on
the addition to Mrs. Margaret Kelly's
pl in West Darien, fell froma scaf-
fo 91.551111911111111 the ground, yester-
day. Several of the small house in his
left arm were broken and he was badly
shaken up. Dr. French attended him.
The suit of Clarence E. ricolleld
against Antonio Fredrici came before
Justice Schildknccht yesterday, and the
plaintiff was given judgment of $48 and
costs. the latter amounting to $24. Mr.
Scotield placed an attachment on insur-
ance money due Fredrici from 11 fire in
the hullding Mr.“ Scofield erected.
The steam road roller arrived Tues-
day, and was broken almost immedia-
tely, and cannot be used until repairs
are made. Four bolts and a pin’in the
rear wheel gave way while the heavy
piece of machinery was being propelled
through the mud.
Fernando V1111Scoy. who had his leg
broken 011 the railroad tracks in South
Norwalk, but who had ‘been out some
time, is confined to the house again,
pieces of bone having worked their way
to the surface.
The pond in the turnpike iu'fropt of
the Columbus Hotel, is being filled in
with crushed stone by Contractor 8111.111
ton for the Tramway company.
The engineers of the Consolidated
railroad company wcrcherc yesterday,
and examined the sewer under the Main
street bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Grumman, 11111111111-
punied by Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Knapp, bf
Soutl1Norw111k,.~pc11t Sunday at Lake
Wuccubuc.
Robert J. Doyle, landlord of the Co-
lut'nbin Hotel, purchased :1 "11311 register
yesterday from f. G. Hamilton, of South
Norwalk.
Fred Williamson started this week on
abicycfing tour through the state for
the benefit of his health.
Mrs. V. R. Pooloy, of New York, has
been visiting her mother-in-lnw, of Dur-
ieu.
George Williamson is sutl‘cring from
one of Job’s comforters 1111-1111111 elbow
Mrs. Sarah Northrop has been ill.
' ' WESTPORT.
N...» . 17—... ..
Miss Hattie R. Sherwood is visiting
friends in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Charles R. Debora, of Dunbury,
is a guest of Mrs. Delia 1".Morel1ouse, of
Wright street.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 1'). White, of Bridge-
port, are guests 11f Westport friends.
Dr. and Mrs. John ll. Nonuan, of
Harrodsburg. Kentucky, are. visiting
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Storm-s, in
East Church street.
W. B. Taylor, of New York. is 11 guest
at the residence of James 1:}. Hubbcll,
Riverside avenue.
Miss Susie Taylor is visiting friends in
New Haven.
Miss Edna Gault has been 'vlsiting
friends 111 Crnnbury.
Friendship Division, $111111 of 'l‘c111pcr-
once, of Neannuun. will visit West-
port division tonight.
Among those who went on the New-
port excursion Monday warn the follow-
ing from Westpcrt: Miss Nullio liolund,
Miss lillon Pryor. Miss Mary [)111'1111,
Miss Mary E. Driscoll, Miss Jennie ti.
Thorpe, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Banks,
John J. Quinlin and John Fitzgerald.
From 8'111gntuck were Mr. and Mrs.
lllrmu .lellille, Miss Mahonoy, Miss
Mary 1". Doyle and ($001111! 1“. Dayton.
A number from Norwnllt come over 1111
the regular train and bought tickets
here, owing to the supply at South Nur-
walk having been sold in 111lV1111c11,u111l
joined the Westpcrt party from here.
—» -
ANOTHER NEW TllllllEl
In All Probabilities the Work Will 601111
menus at Once.
the New Line Will Start From Winnlpault, lsl1~
lag 111 "omit. ls. llmslk 1111 all 11111
10111111 lshlrllslc County.
A new trolley line 111- 11011111 other
11112111111 of rapid transit will be 111111-1111!
immediately if business continues 1111 it
has been for the past few weeks at Free
1111111 dc 81m 11 Electro- plating Works, 1111
Water street. Heath Hm'wulk. Any
thing from a bi is to smurf pin plated
in gold silver, 11 ckel. copper. bronco and
royal white metal. Prices right too.
Mrs.Louis French,.lr., Miss 1.911111111111111, ' '
1 Miss Wallace. Miss Twig,“ Harry An-
lNlll llllllFll SUMNERNSNBUNB.
8111111 Item otlnlsmt Which The 3.111.111
Scribbler: Find to Write Atom—11111 0111119
and Gaming cl 0111 Village People.
A dozen voters attended the special
meeting of the Five 11111 River school
district, last night. Captain W. l‘. Stev-
ens wus made chairman 1111dJu1nesE.
Stevens acted as clerck in the absence of
II C. Monsell. The first business under
the call was to regions and paint the
windows about the building, and the
citizens were unanimous in their opinion
that the work‘ should be done. The ex-
pense will'be about 1515. Regarding 1111
pairs to the vault in the rear of the
school building, Winfield Grant said he
thcpight the matter had been settled at
the'nnnuul meeting, when 1'}. Themes
promised to do it. On motion of (l. W.
Hell it was voted that the contru'ctOr
who did the work be requested to niche
good the work at once and without ex-
pense tothe district, and that it should
be the duty of the committee to son that
the work was done. The gully on the
outer edge of the embankment, caused
by water running from the end of the
concrete walk was discussed, and the
committeemun will probably place a rip-
rapping there to protect ' the bank from
'
future storms. It was also. voted, on
11.1otio11 of A. 11‘. Hathaway that 11 hatch-
wuy be build over the rear steps to the
collar for the purpose of keeping out
snow and rain. The question of ulter-
ing the ventilators and registers was dill-
oussed. Commitlecman Wells did not
1.1111. the phylosophy of heating the build.
lug from registers at the top, and trying
to force the foul air down to the venti-
lators near the floor. Over thirty tons
of cool were used last winler in heating
the building. Daniel Wicks said that
two of the teachers told -11iulthcre was
no trouble in keeping wunn,11n1l that
the 111011111 were well ventilated. This
matter tl111111lr11pp11d, but. it was voted
to have 11 damper or partition placed in
11111111111111 of the double furnace, whit-l1
winter. I
it wusdecidcd 1.1111111171111511 :1 su1t11bl11.
1111: at for Principal Laudfetu', who is 111
t.1l111 charge host your.
(..,1ill1'.1'to1' .l. Ii. Stevens reported that
be 111111 r111'11ntl ,1' turned over 111 the trans.-
111'111' $671. and 1111113?” 1111 hand. 'l‘rcus1
111'1'1' Alfred (Imeln'tt 1111111111111 11 1111111111111
(111330.41 As this 11:11.»; 11111 suilioicnt to
111c11ta1ll ll11111r:p11ns11.s it was voted, 1111
motion of Daniel \Vioks. 11.1 l111v11 the
1'11111111itt1'11 borrow $60 1111 1111." 1111111111 ol
tl1c1listrict, \vltl1wl1i1'l1 in pay 1l111 i11-
sur cc on the school building for three
pug 'l‘hu 1.1111111111111111 was instructed
to sell the stove in the old school ll1‘1ll.‘~‘1'
tn the best advantage. In tl1v1 111:111111' of
voting :1 small salary tntlu' district 1111111-
111ittee, murdered at the. annual 111111-1-
i11g, Mr. B1111 moved that 132.3 lw 11.11pm-
priatcd for the committee‘s unr- during
tl111sL'l1o1ilycar. This was not to boa
'sal:1r,v,l1ut to repay him for 1111111'55111'3'
expenditures of our fare, postage and
partly rcpny him for loss of time. 'llw
vote on the question appeared about
cruelly divided, but the chairman d1:-
cided in favor of the motion, and 111.1-
clured it carried. The meeting then 111i~
journed.
The Duricn trolley our going to liruon
Point, and the lt1:1w11yton our, bound for
itst111'111i111is11ttl1c end of U111 'Norwulk
lino, 111th 111:1‘1'on1 of the Sammie pl111':1~
last night 111 H o'clock. but 1111 tin ,v could
not pass on the some track. the ltoway-
ton our went back to the junction. 4
It is 11.11.111.111 1l11~l111a1 1.111 the 111111111
yesterday, where the clunnnors wore 111
work. reached 110 or 11': 111.11; 1:11.11. .\
lncntnmn said that the111'11.w.~'1111l11111r.l
1111111111)! the oystvr bouts perspiml 1111
l'rccly the scuppcls were inupvapnuc to
curry oil’ the n .1111'
1\l.l)111111.1111ls111151111111111l1n111111111111l'.
the finest plum 111'1‘1l111r1ls'111 this v11 inily.
Neurlyullthcirtrues 111m of the Alma-1
dunno variety and the 11'111-11 11111 1111111»
11111111111 with fruit, the bronchus being
covered r111 thickly with the plums it is
impossible to 111111 the leaves.
l’ctcr Bocrum, owner of the sloop
"Winnie," 1lis1.:ov1'1'o1l 11 mysterious look
in the l1o1it,ycstcr1l11y. that has 11111111111
horownurs for the past twenty years.
The leak was in the heel, and 11 new
timber will :11 1111ccbepla1tc1li11 “111111.111.
Two young 1111111 cruising in 1.1111 yiuxht
1111111 1111111111, 111 Sentinel 111111111031.
111.11.111.111191111131111111111. t1 servo
hlsmuny customers, when the forward
wheel of his bieyde collups111l,an1l he
took 11 1111111112111.
The diamond which Ml from Miss
Kelly’s ring, Tuesday night. was found
on the pinzzu of the Roton l’oint hotel
by Miss Annie Konrins, the telegraph
operator. '
Gclrge 11. So
was taken 11.111 hospital,Mond11y night,
enduring from epileptic llts, has 1.1111111
discharged and i now at his 111111111.
11.1111 111.11! 11.11 1111111111 1' . 11. Guillor's
blacksmith shop '11 Lincoln‘nvenuo, 1111 (l
io'doinga31101111111101? repair work for
local oystomicn.
1111... 11.11. 11111110111111; and two 1.1.1.11-
dron, of Brooklyn. are visiting Stephen
15' Lockwood, Main street. ‘
The town has 111111111 needed repairs to
the road from the WV. R. liooltwcx'ul
place to tho Daricu lino.
Rev, A; J. Smith. of East N1‘1rucill1,
will preach in the Brooksidc chapel,
Sunday .1ft1rnoon.
[lorry Myers, of N ewm'k. 'who is stop-
ping at Bell Island, lost a valuable 111 1111111
"‘nesday afternoon
The rcpuinting of Charles H. (,luider‘s
coxnplotcdi'
Shepard W. Wells is in Westport t11~
(l. 1y on business.
CRAWBURY
Miss Lillian Gray is visting Mrs Barr
1" lllow ,
The Union Sunday school 1.1.1.1111, nt
8.11111'111‘11 groveycsterduy was thorough-
ly enjoyed by young and old.
Mr. and M1111. John Willisson and sun,
of 1101111111111, 11111 visiting Mrs. Willis:-
1111.111‘11p111'cnts, llnrucc :. (fob-y :1111lwil'11.
Misses Silvia 111111‘11111'11'11111: Adams, 1.1"
Fast Bridgeport, are tislting their 1111111,
Mrs. ll. Ill. b‘illow.
A Portrait of Louis €11,111. .
, 'l‘l111 $1,111.111l111'111r11111'11t 1'111'11'11'1-1l from 1111-
' Now Y1 1'1; 1l11'~1'11111l1111l:~1 of l.1.1\vi:11 (315.11 :1
1 lmli l1 null: 11'1‘1 [1111'lr11i‘111il'1111 gonornl, \1'1111
. :11'111 .111~11,1::-.1'v of war and 111i11ist11r 1..
will help in regulating the fires 1111xt' '
l1‘r:1n1.'11 11111l1-1' Jackson and Secretary 11!
slat:- 11111l11' lluclmnun. The portrait i1
evidently .11 1'1'1py.11111l the 11111111111111.ivvlj-g
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.113 the glil11p~~1~nl1'111l1r11i1l1rnl \\'i11211'ulur11l
whim-out 1'. 111" that. it 11111,\' lllth'vln'rl'
painted in i ,rcuhonltln- yn.'111'l'1.‘l'~, 11'1111'1
3111111111r 1111:1111 in his j-1111'1111l ll1:11".‘.lv'.
(1.111111%: said 111liv1- in 11 slylc snpnriur 1'1
that of :1m'111i11is1111 1'\'-1r sent l1y.\11111i
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Young ll11.~lv:11111—1-:~',1_v. darling, what. .1
1111'111111rll11vox' this 11111111-1l niczlli has! ‘
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account. for it. [1111111111 in 111'11111' 11. 1111.11
away the |1111l,t.1~'le11l the onions 1 s1'11l1l1'1l
lhv 111 111 ,1111lf in can do colog111'.—-.\'11ckur
7.1 inn 1
Mutual Reserve Fund 111. A5501
elation.
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Agent For
lurrALo Pay
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Ohlokono
and ~
HDHBEII tho quality.
Enough!
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lmw prices are 11111111tines1l11arlvbnuul11.
Then“ 11 11111' ll 11 thing as 11111111111141" 11111111111111.
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0".“ to sell it.
FOR
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VLIVIRY
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i won‘t sell the other kind 111 any prim
MANUEL T.l-lATGH
The Leading Grain Dealer:
15 Harshall “11001.80. Iorwslk.
.k, of Loner Hill, who _
block by Stevens & Cuslnnun has 111-11.11
l"|ll M. iii1 ls .\ ll “NAM l'l'vwidonl.‘
. . . .1 .1 . ZGazette Building, Norwalk, Gt.
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SHIRT
wAlsTs 1
PRICES CUT lN" TWO! ll
r ‘ ' . . ‘ ' ' C 0
ll 0 11'1” place on sale Saturday Morning, JulyQSth, our some stock of Lndxcs’ Shn't
Wmsts, together With 75 dozen which we have just received,
at the following low prices:
All of our 5011111111: waists, laundered collars and coils, sizes from 32 to ~14, at this
All of 0111751; and $I waists, 11111111111111: collars, 1111111111 waists and white collars and cuffs, at 50c.
- All of our 161.25 and $1.51) twists in pore-.1103, lawns and 1li111itios,nt $1.
' All of our line waists, formerly sold at $1.750. 111111 1:12 at $1.251
Misses waists’ reduced from 501: to 2513
Misses waisis' reduced from 75cm) 50c.
Misscs‘ waists rod 111.1111l irom $1.25 to 7.511. .
ALL NEW AND UP-TO- DATE STYLES l
. TRISTRAM s. FlvATT,
Not-walk, . .
BEST
VALUE!
. Connecticut.
1 l
TH EV ARE ALL SMILES!
lice 1111111110 thov wmr 1111111113) filtmg, comfort ililc Clutlllll". All 0111' customers feel this
‘ way. 'lleDL with us and you will LiQLL ’1 ill. S. Hill.
The Most
Complete
. Line oil
\\ e have now in stock
lEver Shown
{SPRlNG CLOTHING}
By trading with us you will always got the best with prices guaranteed.
FRANClS 8. Co.
86 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk.
Come 111111 see our
High
Grade,
l9 lb.
Wheel
for
$50.
FULLY G UARAN'I'HEI ).
Norwalk Pattern Works.
0. H. MSTHORPE ,Prop.
DRY 11001151
At unlmml :11 prices.
”1111311111. double fold plaid suiting.
gm1ls.'l11p11r var-l.
Skirt lining. all colors.b11st quality
:3 ‘10 per yard.
1'10 1111111111111 patterns of 111.g11111l111s 11ml 10111'l1111lr111 5 gingham dresses. "W19
15,. “”1“” from best gingham. good goods for 11111,
1l11ll111-1,1li111iti1111.l11wns 1111-,
1 11l111111l .1'v11ry one of ”111111, for 7 '..1' “'1” “0“ 11111119 for 1.1
HARTFIIND
Bicycles 555
Some bicycle prices have been 141- $50
crully dropping, due to horse rom- '
petition 1111111111; makers ol bicycles. $45
l'l1c price of trustworthy llnnlonl
bicycles drops openly. withing nndcrhandcd
in 11111 dealing with you. We treat everybody
the same.
Columbia Bicycles
$100 M
Then: is no competition with Columbine. They
are the choice of everyone who wishes the
inst—«unequalled, unsppmachcd.
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111111111111 11. is we if you call.
11. 5. 1111111111 1111111160.
29 Wall street, Norwalk.
nt 11 big reduction.
DRY 1101111511”
'\V:1,v 11:11.11 than 1111' cost of 111111111l‘z11't11ro. Where? So.
Nurwrdk llnstnu Store, *1? W11.~l1i11g11111 sin-v1. When 2' (111 \\'1-1ln11.~'1l11y, Thurs-
'. l"1'i1l:1,\'11111l Saturday.
ll111u~.1111ls11f1l11llir~1 worthul goods are included in this 11.1111. We intend to
11111l111 tins :1 11111»r1l breaker both 111 H111 111111111111. of goods sol1l11111lwl111t will bene—
lit 11111'1-11u1u11cr1- most the low: 111 price Dry Goods of equal quality have ever sold
for 111 tl1ctwi111iti11_-.
lllil'ifih (hill “)5.
25111's.lsl:111l.'11111l blue brilliaminos of 11111011 “P001“ best cotton "0 3 spool “
l:..-q1.111lit,v, 251' [1111' y1l.
1, black “11.1““ l11-111'iotl11s,.'101 Lots of dill‘crontstylos of 1.1111011 1101 k-
111111111y. 3:1 per yard.
:..‘. 11ill'111'c11t shades all-wool l11111ri1stt11s,
501: quality. .1111: per yard.
1W, yds 211111111111111111'1'.,11llt'11l11rs 11,129 cake. or bo.\ of 3011sz for No, one box
NUTIUNS
spools to 11111111111111111. ‘-
clbouks, worth T111111 2511 to‘ .591: 1'111l1,
choice 2011 each
7.1111111111111111 good 1111: toilet soap, 411. a
EU ll (11181111111112
15,. 2711111111111 hulics' 1111111111111' corsets, all
sites, lmll‘ dollar g11o1l11,21 1 each.
25 111121111 ludios' long waisted 1101's 'ls,
full standard 1501.1. conu- ts. :l'lo each.
loo children's luwu dresses, actual,
111111.111' 111111111f111'turc, .1011. ouch; regular
price, 1.31 each, ourp1i1111. 3111' each.
111111131111: l1‘ruitof tho [11111111,1l11lblozwhcd' :1, . p. 111-1
.1 ‘ 811 PM yard 1 1.111 1 or labs, iii/.113. 1511 each.
1111111 yds Atlantic \ br11w11.1‘l,1-pcr yd.
loooydsllnc thread 14 brown. 111,11;;1.,,,.,,,.h,
lllll 1111p: boilers, l1'11' 11111111.
1'.“: 1111111111 burner oil stoves, iron fount,
15 croquet sets, full sets, 8 balls and
1111111 yds very 1.11111 indigo blue calico, 11' 1111111111, ”0,. em,“
1111 bristle shoe brushosgl'zlpo ouch.
1111111 yds very best shitting pri1its,'l'i,1- 31,.) solid mop soubbing bum“.
.3111: 11i1l<11l top sugar shakers, 511 each.“
1 1
(11111111011 111111111t ll1111ncl,.l ,11 per 1;,“mvpmul wrlngvrs 11117111 111,1, *1. 111)
each.
i :11111111-1111111111110111111, 11 11111 set. whim
£1111) pair 11111111.. fast black hose, l1’ 1c 1111- 11.111, never tarnish, lll111t 111111.
1.11.1lily, 1111.11 pair.
unpair gents' half hose, 1’
All lunnuux‘ks at .l'l' p11r1z1111t1ll111c111111t
, 111,1 glass bowl lumps, all 1111111plelc, 171-.
111111- 1.
1.311 gents oullngllnunol shirts, 27113111111 l in glues vanes, {11' each.
llllc qualities. lilo each.
1111 boys blaring flannel shirt wnistup 2l‘1No. . copper ton cub-11,11icl101111l,
.2 11.1 1!1111llty,l.’1c 1111141.
11:1 lxvys' munbric shirt Waists, .11". 2.11111. 8 copper l1111l111ttlo-s, nickoled‘;
llnllllly, 1251' 1.1111'h
luvery 1111111111 shirt waist in our 11111111 11111111117111. ogglmulcrs, Munch.
clul attention loo dozen tumblers, 1lill'1'r11nt stylus,
culled 1111111111111 of 1‘11ch 111 His: waists, 2111111071111.
1, 1.111(1J11pun11s11 splint s 1111111111111. 7111111111.
11911, ouch.
1..
‘ 1111}. each.
1 21‘; galvanized slop pulls. 21111 each.
111111. sets While ('ups and Honours, ll of 111mb to out, Wu 1111..
A Reminder. Some of the above lots 11111 remarkably cheap, and although we
have 11 g'ood largo 111111 k of sun111,tl11-y 11111 sure to go fast.
The South Norwalk Boston Store.
83 Washington St, South N1'1prL1g011n11.
Norwalk Chronicler