NEWSAFIHEIIIIIIIYIIIS
OASIIES IIEIIE Alli TIIEIIE BY THE
.SEllllllEL’S IlEPllllIEllS.
m 11 1111111111 1111 Mutual
Know-11.1.1111 11111111111111.1111,
During their Diurnal learned-u.
.The West Norwalk cider mills have
started up.
. Bartholomew Hpnt, of the Step Bock
road, is seriously ill.
, A son was born to Mr. in 1 Mrs. Jesse
(lolwell, of Summer street, uesday.
Trolley cars will be running to Gran-
bury, it is expected, in about a month.
The Silverniincs defeated the Arctics
at baseball, Tuesday, by a score of ii to
I I.
The membership of the League 11f
American Wheclmen new numbers 65,-
“93.
Samuel Brnndnge has purchased three
building lots in Harriet street of C. E.
Wilson.
James A Reilly in "Unser Max," will
be at the Norwalk Opera House, Septem-
ber 1.
Timothy Bresnan, of Cedar street, has
opened ameat market in Wall street,
Nor-walk.
and Miss Mary
Maurice Hartigan .
Rowan will shortly be married at St.
Mary' 11 church.
~Imporlal 113mm. 1'0“ cigars have
always been good, are good today, and
willbe good tomorrow, and ever after.
P. H. Divyer will move from theQuins
tard building in Knight street, into the
o'd American House block in Main
street, Norwalk.
Judge 'lv‘rost has rendered _ a decision
for the plaintitf in the case of Allen vs.
O’Brien. The defendant will apply for
' a writ of error.
The Consolidated Railroad company
has rcplanl-red sections of Hatch, Bailey
& Cofs dock, which was torn up when
the temporary bridge-was built ' '
Edw 11rd Shields, of Hamilton avenue,
and Hanford Smith, of Darlen, have
joined. the .(lriental. Drum corps, of
South Nerwalk, as snare drummers.
The straw ride to Norwflh and return,
planned by a number of yqupg pgoplc {or
last night, was posipogcd owing to the
death of a ”relative of no of the party.
"at?" 11.211151. 1“ 2
, Jus ceB11s§,of New 'annah‘fdishharg-
ed Robert Murray, who, with young
«Gaynor, was; charged with attemp-
ting}. to wreck a train (in the New Canaan
branch aJe11'11eeks ag0 ,.
1'!
: 4:11.11. roast beef, 12c 11 pound; chifck
roast, 8e and 10c, at the Star Market.
The Congregational Junior Young
People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
of Stamford, which was disappointed in
its trolley ride to Be]! Islam], last week,
will make an eil‘ort to get there again
today. by special trolley car over the
Norwalk Tramway company’s line.
The party left the Congregational
church shortly after i o '.clock
Yesterday afternoon Hubcit Bishop
took a party of friends out on his yacht
Mabel. It was composed of Mr. and
Mrs. Cito Hatch, Mrs. Samuel L. Weed,
Minn Agnes (.libbs, Miss Frances Leon
11rd, Miss Inez Keeler. Dr. H. A. Wood
ward, Charles Miller, James Humph'
rcys and Leonard Wildman. Thcy‘ 1:; r
rind basket luncheon with them. 'lhe
and home was by moonlight.
The sewer manholes on Mill Hill have
been lowered and tho cobbh-s have been
removed from bethcn the Tramway
rails, soon to be torn up. Th ten-inch
water main is nearly laid up it 1 hill. and
work on the new tracks will shortly be
commenced. Smith street is being tilled
in as fast can retaining wall of stone
can be built to keep the earth back from
the windows of the pottery building.
~Best sirloin 3312111310 11 pound. at
the Star Market.
Elliot (lorhani Stevenson, the seven-
ycars-old son 11f Colonel and Mrs. W. H.
Stevenson, died at 2:31) o'clock this
morning. at Colonel Stevenson‘s rosi-
dance in I’nirih-ld. Today was the sev-
enth annivusary of the boy‘s birth. [111
had a trouble iii the II"?! of long stand-
ing, which during the last few days
took atom for tho 11.111111 lie was 11
brothor of liarry Stevenson, and 111111112,
vivcd by two siuh-ru. Louise l" and‘
Mary llcil Stevenson.
~llcst sirloin steak. lie 11 pound, at
the Star Market
Rev. John '1' Winters. pastor 11181.
erph' 1 church. of South Norwalk, was
ro-clvcicd pr1mi1lcntof the Connecticut
Total Abstinence 11nd Benevolent Union
at the convention in Winnie-d, Tuesday
There are seventy- Jive moieties with 11
total membership of am A number
of societies own the hall which they
, occupy. the value of which with the
rod 11111-111 adjoining. is estimated at
“H.301 In addition to this the
mounts in the diluent transom 11g-
ans-«wow
' Metropolitan Insurance
numbom Lodge will most tonight,
in Myrtle Chain Hall. Washington
street.
Charles Britta, of Washington street.
has gone to the hop districts in New
York state.
Rev. Smith A. Sands. 11f Darlen. will
preach in the Brookside chapel. Sunday
afternoon at 3 o‘clock.
come up to Gregory's Point. tomorrow,
and hold its annual clambake..
A. C. Cause. the fruiterer, was taken
suddenly sick yesterday and could not
go to New Y‘k to purchase stock.
The theme for the weekly prayer
meeting at the Norwalk Congregational
church, this evening, is “The Lessonsof
Adverse Things."
Fifty-eight tickets for the last Block
151mm, at the South Norwalk station,
this morning.
Next Tuesday the Arion Singing so
ciety will go to Bridgeport to attend the
grand concert and ball of the Anion so.
ciety of that place.
1
The insolvent estate of Samuel 1’11-
kulski, .lr., was settled yesterday. The
creditors receive :1 2-5 cents on the dol-
lar. ”Danbnry News.
The postponed mock trial under the
auspices of the Christrian Industrial
League, of the First Methodist church,
will be held tomorrow night.
A cylinder-head on the engine draw-
ing the train duo in South Norwalk at
7:88 this morning, blow out, delaying
the train forty-three minutes.
The Gilbert 6: Bennett works at
Georgetown were closed Tuesday, and
nearly the entire population of tho vil-
lage came to Roton Point on a picnic.
—-Round steak, 10c 11 pound: chuck
steak, (So, at the Star Market.
George VanAlstyne is having Bridge-
tendor Cole construct 11 spinncckcr boom
for the yaolit “Ward V.. " which is now
lying just north of the carriage biidge.
In the Norwalk Methodist chur1h,
Sunday morning, Rev. Joseph L. Guern-
soy will preach on “lntlucnccf' in the
evening his subject will be “Moral
Leprosy.” % -..
Mr. and Mrs Frank .l.Br.ulbn1y 11 ill
entertain friends .1tthe1r 1101111" 111 Bay-
TMewiav enue,’ this evening? in ' henor oi
tho-vannhusary of 1 Mr? Bradbury's
birthday.
At the meeting of The Knob Whist-
‘.
: 1"
. club. yesterday afternoon. the first prize
was secured by Mrs. James Golden, and
the consolation prize by Mrs. William
H. Hoyt.
Silas D. Mead died 111 Greene 11h from
injuries resulting from being gum! by 11
bull. Mr. Mead was sixty- seven years
of age, 11 remarkably 11'ell-pres1'rvcdand
wclLto-dé farmer.
The Democratic town convention. to
elect delegates to the statc,eongrcssimml.
senatorial, probate and rcprcscutativc
conventions. will be held Tuesday even-
ing, September 8. at 8 o'clock.
—-Ronn1l steak 101 a pound; chuck
steak, lie, at the Star Market.
I) 11- Captain of Police .loscph ( ‘1-1lc
grove was oil The Knob, Tuesday 11ft11'-
noon, after clams, when hc lost his gold
eyeglasses fiVi'l‘IiUill‘iI. Yestci'day he
went down and rccovcrod them.
Jesopthonnolly will resign his posi-
ti11nas assistant siux-i'inlcinlcnt of tho
coinpiuiy, I11
rake ell‘ect Saturday. and will movc
back to New London. whcro he will
take a rest.
Manager lioyt, of South Norwalk.
who has also assunn-d tho nianngcnn-nt
of the Stamford opera house. announces
Morrison'spresentation11f “l":iust" for
the opening iwri’ormancc, which is ar-
ranged for Tuesday evening, September
_.
-—l’rime roast beef, 121' a pound; chuck
roast, Sc and 1111-, at the Star Mnrkct.
The house party, consisting of Mr.
and Mrs. (,leorge ilroinilold. Miss Kath-
erine White, Miss 11311111111 Kirklnim, llr.
lra Stilson and Rev. Samuel Evin-11y, all
of (llcnlirook. who have been spending
a week or so at llell lslnnd,retnrncd
home Monday. .. M“
A farewell nicoting in honor of Miss
(lrncc Wrist. who 1l'ill start ncxt wcck
.11111111i1111i1111ary to Japan. was held in
tho tent at lh-ll Island, last night.
There has 11 vcrv large attcndamc,
,which included dolcgallons from the
.‘ Norwalk and Rowayton churches.
l Thcoilicinlcnllisout for the Demo-
lcratic Stntc convention, to he held in
Hyperion Theatre, New Haven, Scpt. 111.
Caucuses for election of ill‘lflKllli‘A most
1!111 held at. least seven days previous.
iTIlt basis of rcprnscntntlon is the sumo
as hemtoforo 'l‘ho nnniberof delegates
l from Roi-walk will lw scrcn.
| 'I‘hcilld Wcll 11.1.1.1 Lanndry' 9 horse
ibecinne nmuanngcahlc yesterday after
Inoon, near Contractor Bach 11 quarry,
1 and ran to South Norwnlk. The driver,
James Manning. could not regain non.
tfol‘nf the‘ 11111111, and in Washington
street it fell down, Who damage.
The Lobster club, of New York, will '
Island excursion were sold by Miss ,
his the Greens cottage at Bell Island.
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The S. L. B. club will have its trolley
ride tonight. starting from the South
Main street switch at 7:30 o'clock.
Miss Lillian Taylor. of Summit street.
entertained a few friends. last night.
the occasion being the anniversity of her
birth. W
The infant son of Herbert and Grace
Wilson is dangerously Lill. 1111 was bap-
tized yesterday by the ltev. C. M. Sel-
leek.
The work of painting the Norwalk
Boston store 11 pure 11 bite is in progress.
Thebuilding will be greatly improved
by the change.
, _. !
Mrs. Helen 11.111111111101113: and son
Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. William M.
liotts,’of Elm strcet, went on the Block
Island exonrsibn today.
' ~Steak cod, 1011.,
The funeraloi‘ the late Joseph Lecds
was attended, this afternoon, from the
residence of his sistcr in Cross strcct.
Rev. '1‘. K. Noble officiated.
N. Y. market.
The remains of Henry D. Lathain.
who died in Madison, will be brought to
Norwulk on the noon train, tomorrow.
for burial in Norwalk cemetery.
Royal Scannin, who occupies the Al
fred Knapp place in Fairihdd avenue.
will leave town September 20th, and
take up his residence in Amityville,
L. I.
There 113111111 a meeting Friday at it
o clock in the Mission room, Winer-
street, of the Woman' s Christian T11111-
perancc Union. All interested are 1111b
\
1201111. . , _ . .
Selectman Frank Moriill, (lnrdnor
Benton. John Hogan. John Kilboy and
Jacob Linxwoiler went to Lake Wacca~
buc today on 11 two days‘ fishing excur-
sion.
St. Joseph's Sunday school scholars
filled four special trolley cars. this morn-
ing, on the occasion of their picnic in
Roton Point. The start was made at
In o'clock.
Mrs. Robert Craufurd, of Lawrence
Villa. gave a dinner at Gregory’s l’oint.
yesterday, in honor of her guests. thc
Misses Marion and Elsie Kcycs, 11f
Elizabeth, N. J.
-—11‘1'esh mackerel, 12120.
William Johnson. of Strmvbcrry Hill.
is gaining; 'nllSliIl' 1.1blcrcno11'n 11.11 ziliorsc
trainer. He has cl ght hrom hos \.l11c11
he is breaking to harness, 11111111 illshort-
ly haVc. them ready for driving.
N. Y.1narkct.
William Drotaur. son of Michael and
Annie l)1'otunr, died yesterday at his
home in Smith street, South Norwalk.
aged one your and f1 1111' months. The
burial will behold this afternoon at -i
11'('I1X‘I{.
('. Ford Sci-lay brokc his 1piartcr-1iiil1-
World's bicyclc rccoi'd on one when!
1!? l-fi sccondsi 'l‘ucsday cvcning. at
Woodsidc Park. in the second trial. by
one sccond, covering the distance in 11:
I -.‘1 seconds.
.
Joseph H. Mcllonuld. who has boon
studying music. at South Norwalk. prc—
paratory to beginning his duties as 111111
siciilinstrucim' at tho Ansonia schools,
arrived lnnnc, last cvcning, having inn!
:1 very sncccssfnl C1111rsc.—A11s1111i11 Scu-
tincl.
A party 11f Stamford young pcoplc
started 11ll"l'11cs1l11y night. for :1 drive I11
ltoton l'oint. \V'hcn about half way.
their which! collapsed and tho occu-
pants wvro scattcrml in the roadway.
’i‘hcy 11'1'1'1- (hcn obliged to rciurn. tho
vehicle being beyond i'cp;1ir.-~ Ailvocaic.
Although tin-1'11 has l11~111111 reward of
limo!) 11il'1'r1'1l for tho urn-.11 11nd i'.ill\'li"
tion of the burglars who r11I1I11'1l tho
safe at the Ili'ilfIIlillIO botcl in (irccn
Pawns, (In re h: 111 not 1111) vol bccn a 1lu1~
toilctcct thc burglars. S1.vcial 1l11tcc.
lives from Now York city are working
on the 11111111.
mliluclish, 111'. N. Y. market.
A rcc1.~ption at the bride's lionic, corn-
or of Taylor (11'1'11111' 11nd Ccdar atroct.
followod tlic lilnhohcywl'oltch wedding.
lastnighi. Music. for dancing. which
1vasonjoy1'd in Mr. Magncr‘s barn. was
nrovldcd ,by William Shopard and
Charles Mansfield. Itcfrcshnwntn were
served. The rcccption 11'asnit1'ndcdby
about forty couples.
m ,
The inventory ofihc insolvent estate
of .lamcs Scxion. .li'.. tho llril‘lgcpirt
(marble man. was tilt-1! in the probate
court yesterday. The. per-11 111:1! estatc in
tho 11111111- yard invontorica at studio;
in the buildings. 91.317610: pct-11111111!
properly at home, $932.20: rm! vsiritc,
11111111: book 1111-1111111. 1171111113. 151111111
l1)t:tI,$lll,Ullii.l11'1. The inventory of lilo
estate of his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth S1111—
ton, in 1125.3”.
lbw. W. 1{' l’ilcy, of Long llidgc.
has issued a challenge to lit-1'. i‘. L.
Rhodes, of the Stamford Baptist church.
forajointdcbaic on frce silvcr. Last
Sunday Mr. lllmdos preached a sermon
in which ho strongly uphold the gold
standard. Mr. Ifilcy wishes inndvoouio
the canseofsilvcr in the IWWI also
hate. Mr. Rhodes declines to swept the
challenge.
Foster Keoler, of Brooklyn. is occupy: '
F: 1:5. LAW'I'ON a'co.
FRUIT
JARS.
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Mason, Quart....................500 do:
Pint 45°
Lightning, Qt...................$f.IO "
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l’tilllllctlitlltil.i"$.D
F. D. LAWTON & 00., 22 South Alain Street
EDWARD
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STREET
GRAND MIDSUMMER
Clearing Sale
of
M
Dry Goods!
Previous to I mentory we have boon through they 1 ntirc stock, and marked cVery
thing down
(11111. It is an opportunity you should not miss
must be sold as we do
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iii: any goods .1111 marked do“ 11 to loss than one half the
,I.‘ In y
not 11 ish to Inventory
lt1‘-me1nher ever depart-
is represented in 1 H11 .
sale.
EDWARD
5 111251111 suitnmc. ‘
STRE ET!
110111111111. cons.
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A 15111111111: rrnprmou
for the ‘waitcr to have to carry a tender
juicy steak from Ayers' to the table; he
often whispers to it on the way—~“l
wan't ,vo‘. 111a honey.” This wcck we
willlmvo a low solo. Leg mutton, lilo?
forcquartcr mutton, 5c; 3 pounds of the
best suit pork for 231'; try our pressed beef
lilo p1-r pound. Fish of all kinds away
down. The cheapest marketin the twin
cities.
FREE DELIVERY.
ew York Market
FRANKS. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
‘—
TOGRAPHSI
JACKSON 5 P“ P
Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and finish” .
Prices Reduced!
E. M. JACKSON Photographer,
53 WALL STREET,
11111.1. ’.i‘ l’rowiti 1'o111pa11yisrenovai-
ing the inn rim of the. South Nora's ilk
lupiist church.
Mrs. S. Watts has resigned as organ
isi 11ftl1cch11pi-l :11 ('ranbury. which her
many i'ricnd~ rcgrci.
Norwalk military lllt'll will be inn-r1211-
cd to know lllzll tin- clorks in tho adju-
lllllllfit'lll‘rlll'sIlllii'i' arc busily 1-11g11gcd
auditing (111' payrolls for (‘znnp (ira-
ham.
St. I'anl’s Foil-111141111 club picnickml
at Long Island. ycsh'rday, accompanied
by tho iroiin-i'hood of St. Andrew.
’l‘licy 11'1'111 111'1~1' 111 (‘apiiiin (‘.1i'1"s yacl'i
and mine “‘1'1‘1' shank“ jolly timc is
reported. _
Connecticut's Bicycle Circuit.
The ('1111111'1'li1'11l staiclvicyv'lc circuit.
which is living 1'111111111'f1'1l nadcr the mist
piccs 11f i‘onncciicut 1li1ision racing
board. has provcd very snoocssful .-1.
far this some in. I'Iight 1111‘-ctsl1a1'cl11'1-n
hold in various parts of tho 11111111 as
circuit events. at winch tho attcnduncc
has been largo und'ihcracing of tin-
bcsi character. The next (We circuit
duh-s will also 1,. national circuit
c1‘1-11ts. Ilridgcport 1111 Friday, August
3!“. and Mci'idi-n, Saturday, August L").
Politics For All Parties.
The (1 lend-1 11I .lolin Addison l’orivr
carricd tho lt1pnbllcancancns 1'11 llarr
ford. last night. 'l'ln~rc 11'1-1'1l about 1.111111
pi'csclit. Air. l’oricr 11'1111 out by 2.311
majority.
.liidgo lilyilcnhnrg. of Now llavcn.
addn-smlthc llryan and Scwnll Free
Silver club of llridgrport. last night.
About 111111 worn pnwnt.
610111 Apples and I Broken Wrist.
.Ii‘flsli' "1111111111. six years of age. of
Immnril 1111-11111. climbed 11 iron nftcr
green apples. in tho orchard buck 11f
Martin Kellogg's rcsidcncn in Wall
«tract. ycsimlay afternoon. when he
fell and liroko his wrist. Dr. A. If.
lliildwin reduced the fracture.
Waslpod 11m ham.
A largo nnmls'r of people wiiuoml
the road turns in Wcsitmrf, yesterday,
The man's. mm tcn miles. 1111111 won by
(icorgn Halo. of Sungatnck, who alsore-
cs-ivcd the limo prize. Til" Imys' race,
over 11 mile (‘Hilrwu was Won by William
Finch. 11f Stamford.
"And how is your papa. l'iddici'”
“l’apa is f1-1-li11g1'v1'r so much boiler
today."
111 numb its the change in the
weather." 4
“Mi. ma'sm; tain't tho weather
NORWALK. CONN
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[lulu For Spelling.
Thorn are some pcoplc to whom the
diillcultics prcscnii-d l1y11rihograpl1y 11p—
pv-ar almillitcly 11111'111111111-r11bl1- lu'yond
a1'1'rtain point. Whatcvcr oilicr fzu'ul-
tic-1 they may 111.111s1~.~t11,1l1cy 1v1-rc not
born to spu II.
"I know po-oplc have all kinds of
mothods for burning to spoil according
11+ (in _1' should,‘ '1111111 ( '11pt11'111 S1 11111111- 1's
in 11 #1111111111' rosid» nt of.'11!tiill.- 11 he
had 2111-11 assisting him 111 tin ”imposi-
tionof 11. bump-11.1.- lu'tti-r. "I've Ill'iII’iI
'1'11111'll of ”1" rubs and rcgulations
rim-~11 t'llliilgll, but iin'y don't liclp 1111111
initc. 'l‘ii-rc's only just 11111'1'1111- I‘ve
(11! Numb)“. "
"What is that,
ask-1i his visitor.
"Words 111’ 111111 syllnbli- I go by (In'
11111111l,” said ('nptniii Snuiuli'rs. 1'l11-1~r-
fully soiling forth his systcin:"1vords
of two syllalilu-i I go by gin-ssuui'k.
who” I can't not hold of 11 dictionary.
and 11'honit comps to words of thro-v
.‘IFIISEIDII'H and 11111 I put my trust 111
P1111 id1'n1'1'!”
"And how «I111 your rulc “Nib?”
askvd his friend, :11'11 1' Joining tin 111111
1.1111 111 a hourly laugh.
“\Yull. 111:1'am," i'apinin Sound-rs
rcspoiuli d. instantly growing s1 tor
again. "\1‘111‘1Is11f111111syllalilc I l‘i'i‘lwli
I gri right about half lh1- timc; \\'lvl'1l11
of (1111 syllnbbm, say about 11. third.
amylsn And its for tho-11 syllabh-s and
ovcr. without the dictionary. 1111er
mn'i distrn-«iingl’rnvidrin'c, yon nndcrv
M.‘1l11l, 11.:1'11111. L111 It'Hlll what I gather
I‘ve about 1'1 III!" in 1111- conclusion that
tin- Imrd 1'al1'11l11b s (11 haw 111 11111- poor
spelling donc and is willing uI.lI!“Z
Sound: 1'11 should 11121" In» (11111111. 1!."7
‘111111h's('1111111111111111
Captain Saunders?"
Filed ll" Milky White Tntfi.
Ilusnk's long blink hair had to he
donu- up in 11 marvv Ions chigimn on tho
iopcf l1: 1' load. First Il"l'fllillil1d washvd
ii l11'11111ifnll1' clran with the juice of
1h" limo 11111! (in IliIIlI'l' of tho 11111111 1111f.
'l'hc 11 it 11'1111r111'1l1c1l and brushed until
cwry hair giiub and law 1 bony. Next it
was twidwl up and stuck full of tho
'pmini whim 11 and tortoise sin-ll bod—
lull", 1111b I11 r" and ”NT" it spray of
Ja-minv' 11111! chumpaka.
Hawk‘s milky whito 1111 III had to ho
illvd 1111' 11111111 than 11 fourth. Shc put
io-r hrnd 1l11111111n iln- lap 111' lib-11111111111
111.1l1'l1m'1l l11-r cyrm tight to loop back
tho but tram that Would fall, but iifb'r
thr- pam was 11vcr and hvr iwih “'1 1'12
bbu'kc'nml 11hr! chikHI in the mirror at.
hvr strolls 11 gums and thought that 11,1111
could chow tho but»! not from the hon
lwr mother had given Il"l".
’i'i'111p11I11111 11f hrr hands and the nails
of fur ilngcr-i and to- s 111'1'1' painted rod
with hcnnn and tho lids of hcr eye-1
tmv'hi-d npwith antimony. Whoa all
was finished, they IHI Ill'l' out; into tho
great 121111111, which was decorated With
more of colored palm, 1111111111111 of arm-t
smelling fitmm and maidenhair fern.
Thorn they platted her in the choir of
state to remain her relatives and frim'ls.
Manna: has met» start for the
seasidetomorm."
mRosin-civility Wildrmin in wetland.
of legs.
South Norwalk,
Comstnck lime, Masonic
Bld'g, Moi-walk.
table to sell at the uniform price of 82.
, SDOIIars % T '
F012 Dollars!
AT' COMsrocK
BROS.
13111 011115 111 Your raves!
All this has reference to our
BARGAIN PANT SALE!!
$8.50 and
Pants Reduced to $2!
11
We have selected from our choice stock of
men's pants those that have been selling from
83.511111 £15 :1 pair, and put them
all on one
The
sizes run from go 111 .511 waist, and all length
loih smooth and rough goods,
plain Loin”, plaids and stripes.
Cams-took Brothers,
PIOHEERS 0F LOW ”"655.
14 sown-1 MAIN srnzzr,
Connecticut.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr.
Miss Baird’s
institute.
NORWALHK, COM.
. 25th Year.
1111an his rmt‘.‘
BOARDING AND MY SCHOOL.
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