”Euclid. cram-411.11.11.11 1111.11.19
hr Flo-Llama.
2"o'clock last evening William
001111.01 Port .leilerson, Long
and Mm. Emeline (‘rut‘ut, or .
fimalk, wen: united in marriage
. J.8mi1h ut tho residence
319 1.3” in vunZandt 3"1‘11‘131 MN- \iilton Elwood, of M H (:Ilover‘ a oboe '
E. {Morton Wild bridesmaid, and 3pm. '
' . Morton bust. 1111111. Mr. and
Souk revolved many valuable and“
5 After a week‘s tour
'1 h (kmnectieut they will go to
. presents.
Wynn-t to reside, -
the East Avenue Methodist. church.
may, the poster preached in the
.ming on the subject, 1‘ None so Blind
In the
fining a largo .oongregutién gathered
b 111.1 platform sorvice hold in the
. The meeting
W” a most enthusiastic one, the. uttvn
rom
Hawkins
presided, and addresses 11'e1c made by
Edmund Trounsen, 1-1111ior, Charles 11‘.
The
" 319111001138 sentiment- is growing in East
'Norwalk,‘ and it is probabh1 that the
;_ volm's'will be out in ,force on election
day, to do their part toward closing the
5! Thou Who Won't See."
{overeat of no- license.
111.101 the audiouco being; held
“Wham end. J (’7
"31111811th and Rev. A. J. Smith.
saloons of Norwalk.
Riley Ghiotto and Paul .10.... two of
. the boys who participated in the dis-
""tnrbance at. East Norwulk, lusbli‘riday
11131.1, were. arrested by Constable Hunt
last evening, and placed in the1 lockup.
. ,All‘the boys were paroled on their good
- behavior, and it is hoped that- tliis should
be sufficient warning to them and to
other boys to discontinue their disgrm' e-
fol actions.
The Epworth League prayer service 1
at the East‘Avmiue Methodist Episcopal
church will 1111 led tonight by (.lhorlos l1).
Benedict. """l-"UllOi'Pi-i» from tho (‘onvi'n-
tion,” will be 'the subject. All. are
Welcome.
cans in their headquarters tonight.
Friday night- llon. .Iobn ll.
South Norwalk, will address
can meeting in tho same plat-o.
Charles L Poxldork. of Maplo avouur,
another severe
illness. which. in addition to his. t'oi'mv'r
enfoebled condition, renders him lelllth
has recently suil erod
helpless.
Mrs. George 13.8t11veiis 11nd 1-1111.
(’0. Merritt, Ull'ul1;:1111'1'1111111.
Fred Elvvood of “01111111
spending a two 11011111:
Henry street.
Mrs. Harvey llnlnn's 11nd Mrs. John
:11'11
111:1
Waterbury, of Monroe,
RBV.A..\'111iil1. ut
parsonage.
. .l
on Struwl'wrr 1' Hill.
Week .to New .l11'~'11y.
scoured employ-11111111.
who're in:
rocovorini; from tho
suffered who.“
851111111.
I'll
from William'
Brown on First 111':.~11111-.
to the top 11 1"111111 11: ion
.. .
M78. GOUT'M l;,
T. Barrel], of New Hum 11.
Mr. and NM. Ibunlwll.
moved from South Norwall: 111.141.
avenue.
Lnkoview,”N. .i..f1'om ll: urv 14m 111
Robert Brown 111‘ I1‘Irut :11'1'111111
moving/lotion to 1.11.34.11.11 .11'11111111
WHDWAYIONW
Wk! with frh-nda
31w porno for their llllBhtIII.
'~8lbI11 Two Pair oI Short
' W17 days in jail.
111111 1111 1111111.
1... won 0! 111111.111 c111 and
There will I111. 11 meeting of Rvpubli-
(In
1.11.1111, .1: . ' .
:1 Ropubli»
1..“
New York, r11t111"111'l t'1 tlioir home to-
day, after 1111 11111111111 vint with Mrs.
I Stevens’ paronts. M1. and Xlis V1, '111111111
.Xlziini', i»;
\aration with
his sister, Mrs. '15. H. l.‘lIr1111nn'dion. ol'
{J‘lll‘SlS of
Mv'lliodist
Walter H. Stoil‘ord. :1 1n midr'r 111411;:
will rmnow this
has
George. Honiord. of- .Xlaplo :11'11111111.
|\
lilo-1.54 114.1113 l1:-
:1 \i-d 211 1111111
.
Will‘umllohi'nian will 1111m- ionmrrou'
lWNH l‘11m-‘I' on Ht-tttmyl
avenue, to the 111111.551 v.1. and I1} ltulu'rt
Sixth District [honour-111:- havo (11114-11111
William Ward “Ab-111191 .\. llmnlt't'hu'l'
John Carr and limb. 1'1 l’a'o‘o‘n Ii~-!«'1.'nto»'
I'IH'l1't', 111' (Zoliuno
avenue. is visiting in r dangling: “1'5. (‘1.
Flynn hay.
J 1h!)
A. Johnson and finally lum' hum-«l to
is
Milli L011 Slovoilh. ol' illuin air-rt. Inn-I
gonetoBrmklyn to upoud o rouplo oi
11111111115111.1111. and (,‘hnrlvl: (‘1'111.-k11tt
- were out. Milling in tin; yueht (11111111111410.
1m Friday. when '11 1:11.111 of wind (':lp~
wired the bout. Tho young moo man-
1 "8111:0th unborn safely. and 111111. 11111111
Hm Farrell. who said hi» homo wan
ill WW Huron. was dolt'u'u'd. Saturday
night abontfin‘eluek. taking a pair of
m fromiu {mm of Thumlore ”loon‘n
ilk he Wu: brought liti’oro Inllge Front
in the Town court. and wutrncod to
Mime 11.01.11.111 131.1. Bmhh are
visiting in Hartford
Midi! Edna Brown of Norwalk, npeut
Sunday in Georgetown. :
Miss Ida Richmond spent Sunday with
Mrs and Mrs. N E. Peck.
William Fitzgerald, of Norwalk. 1.11:
for St. Bonaventuro's college today.
Miss Mary Ericaon, of Goa lob, is
visiting M111. Emma Stevens, Clay utreet.
Fwd Elwood, of Bangor, is a guest of
‘1
Miss Our-lie" Marsh, of Washington,
is visiting Mrs. W. M. Betta, of Elm
street. . - _/ '
Georgo A. Lockwood and two nieces;
of Newark, are stopping at the Norwalk
Hotel.
'11.. William 11. 311.111., of West
street, is spending a week with :1 friend
in Springfield
Robert Mailings left Norwnlk, today,
to attend St. Mary‘s Veterinary college,
in New York city“
' Dax 111 W. Workman, of 'l'hu “Sentinel
«imposing roon 111 Lnjoying 11 wool." .5
vacation. ' \\
William Jones and Mrs. Bertha Ray-
mond spent Sunday 11' ith Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Peck.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E Jennings, of
West. street, have nxrived 1101111.: from
their I1] uropean tour.
from his vac: ition and resumud his duties
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. (.fharlos G. Dunn, of Norwalk. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. James Shor-
'~ wood, of (.‘uinp strrot. Norwalk.
Edwin P. .‘lurk, of Bridgeport. ('11-
joyod :1 bicycle jaunt to Bridgeport,
Saturday, whom he visited friends.
(Ionunissionor John S. Seymour will
return to Washington, this week. Mrs.
Seymou 1' will follow a few days lator.
Clarence Ashton, l'lveritt Byington
and (iroigh Littlejohn wheeled to New
l’ork Saturday night roturuiin.1 last
night. 1
Mrs. IL. Ii Croiut, of Word 11111111111,
loll South Norwulk, Saturday, for Wor-
uostor, 11'111'1'11shewill 111:1k11lu-1' inturo
'honu'.
Mrs. Fannie l). Illorvhonit'hnra return-
(111 to [):111l1111'y11ft11r :1 month‘s visit with
fi'ionds. 1:1 l"ordh:nn. Willi 1111 bridgi'
l’roohlyn 111111 South Norwalk.
lilrr. ll
111-1 111119111.
Stunwh'h.
punicd )lrw.
.llillnnond, .lr.. is visiting
Bliss Edith HthKr‘lnnrl. at
Miss Anna Rue-soil
111.111.1111.: '
Mrs. [111112111111 lims has taken
dom'u 111 New York for tho winter,
whore who will ~tu1ly. Sin'\1'1l11'ont1niu1
11s soprano in tho l1‘11'~t Methodist winm'b
choir.
Mrs. H. .l. [{“y'llJllls', of llavilund
51111.1 1, li'.1'~ 1.1111111 to ”stroll With l1111'1111.~‘~
l1:1111l.wln.1istho (iolngau' of tho Nor-
walkl‘i'..':11'Mak11r.\ to tin» inw'nnional
1111111'11nti-1n. ‘ ,
Miss lsubn! Shailc'r and Airs, .Xlll't:
l’1'1111't1.-.1f Il‘iiflg wpot't, whohavu boon
visiting nt ihr1 home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
\X'.HI'1ilh.1y,on Monro-.1 strum 1'1'l11r1u'd
homo ‘1"1t111'd111'
Ali-.5: l’u'nw' $1111.».
lleI‘XXllllS-f :11 llni'I
Ulllr‘t), L
Ili‘i‘lllll-
1115i-
st1'111111'1'11pht-r111111
but? A li1'1'1:111'y'1~‘l;1\\'
1.~ 11111111111: :1 wwkk' 1'.u':1tion.
whnh >111- \1'1ll spvnrl in No York 11nd
Now Jersvy. llv'r 111.111.11- :11'1'1111111:11111'.~'
1111'.
Got Back His, Own.
.Xn l)_\'hlt 1'1111111. from N111‘WHlk 1'1'1'1'11111'
l1.ui.tl11oo 111'1-11111's takn'n iron him 1n
the :Il1o1.'v~ plzu'o. H11 1'1 ennui/Jed lllt‘lll
on a boat owm-d by :1 man 11111111111 .Xyno
from tho 1.111111- plan) now working oil
this harbor. (311111-1111 1111.; r-npv-riiltomlmt
lln'ininghuni in 11111 matter tho 111.5111' 111'
tin-111111111111411:11: told to no aboard tin-
I'rul'i and 1111: his good-x 1f llI.‘ vould
11111111111111: 12111111. “1' did 1-111. This
brought .XX'l’l‘h to tho pnlh'v>tdll1IllVXilll
:1 big bin-our to know by what authority
tlu1 had III'I'n 1'11111111111. Thu
aupl'an-udvnt mid 111' had sonn'tldng
to do with tho nuthonly part of it.
wlu'rmipon Xyrm11'11111..'.1w:1_\' and liar-1
111.1411' 111» f. 11'1l111r am unit to: tb 11". th11
111111111 -- Hridniport ’l‘ologr 1111.
dnulgvn
ADDITIONAL-LOCAL NEWS.
out 11111-11 111-1111. 1111111111. extondod illm'aa
of inmanittvnt t'ow'vr.
llobvrt Whvi'lo ontorml tho
I’l:1i111'1)lo,N. .I..
that. d
amp to ”birth. ..-. m
l1’n1d W. Ireland. of Stuart 111111111111
who had bot-n (unployud 11.1. proum'iption
trod-Innuvn parinaoy of W. A. Votzvl.
inotiou lust Friday at tho
l’burmury, New York oily.
\1illl 1111111 a course of study
all 11.
mam'm 'Wnohlnzzlon “”17”“. Th“ llnilmad 11111111111. 'l‘hodizmd ix 111111 of
“mm had "““llW pair "l "W“ “Lib-1host111'11t'l11111r1‘llit-r11. w- j‘
“blanket. Hill-wt l’1'1111lmtlnll plum-d; .. 1 '
.him under arm-t and thin mom Tho loot 1111111211111 tho 111111111111 at Dor-
was! wry howdy 11111111111111. T1111. Phil
harmonic orchostru furnished mimic.
. . l’ ' .
lwhluyor ludwm Wilcox 1s able 1111111
ram->1 at
but mot with an 111.11'1-
urinu the 1112-11 mm, and won on.
plurk for thy pant lhroo yoaro ut tho
Norwalk. mnmealdully panned hiu mono-
(.Ilvllt'go of
win-11o be
during
wbuh bv- will make, hi1: rmidenoo in the
'1 he Briggs Comedy company band
1111111. 11 dolinhtiul «'nnrwrt this noon in
ion Point wan hold Saturday night, and
Chief of Police Bradley 111111 returned 1
4
,ln 1111114 Illulh'lltl
album to the number of hourly one
hundred. were in the marching 'club
that raised the flags in the early part of
the evening. They were headed by the
Oriental Drum corps. of South Norwalk.
The Rowoyt-on Buttery was out' in force.
and, headed by the South Norwalk Fife
and Drum band. made plenty of noise
The flags raised were in Railroad avenue.
nour Repruaontntivo Lonusbury 1-1, and
in Main street. opposite the Republican
hendquurteri ithe Town Hall building.
Altai-them were up, and innumerable
cheers'hud beengiven for tho names of
the candidates attached to the lower
side, the men filed into the Towu Hull,
where already 111nyladiei-1 had 1.1.11.1.-
, ed. and listened to' an ablo 111111101111 on
the issues of the campaign by Congress-
man 111. J. Hill. The speaker “was in-
troducnd by Representative Lounsbury.
There was great enthusiamn manifested,
and thoutl'uir was a big success. (in
account of tho Turnpike being torn
up by the contractor of the Telford
road, the raining of the flags ut Noroton
was deforreduntil Friday night. The
display :1! nroworks during the wooing
was very line. '
The members 0" Volunteer Hook and
' Ladder company refute the statement
made by members of the Eagle Hook
and Ladder company, to the client that
a411rgo proportion of its members are
“schoollmys.” They say that 1111 but
two will vote at the coming national
election.
Mr and Mrs. Wilson, of New York,
haw1 :mived at the residence of 111.. and
Mrs. H. III. Valentino for a stay “1 sav-
oru‘l weeks. They have recently rel-urn-
11df1'111nr'louth America. D. Winkler
and family, and Mrs. Lewis Myron, of
New York. have returned to the city.
The Turnpike, from the Columbus
Hotel to Lelioy avenuo, was closed Sat-
urday, on account of the‘ work now
under way for the“ new 'l‘ollord road.
Tl11111"011t11ulors have :1 steam plow at
work, and tho strut-t has been iapidly
torn up.
.Xror'rption will be held Wednesday
M (111111;: at the horns. 111, .X b’L'lilir'litnn.1
of ()x Rhino. The mnnnittw of or;
mngvmvnts is Misu-n’l‘horvsa Shaun-l.
Mary Suhlh'htiug, 311154111. John Siiunu-l
and Will Sohlivhting.
'1‘1111 n.-,1:istr:1rs, Gnome W. Fowlor and
5111111111] .‘1. M01111, 11113111 25115111111 today, in
tln1 Town “1.111 for tho purpose of r11-
vi-ing .111d adding. 1 to l111r1l111't11r:.‘li.~'t.
'llu lu 111111.11'.111 muons will be bold
tomorrow night. at H 11'1'l11131'l in the ’I own
llzi“ ’ll11111111111111111-‘1111' .'~'6-lo.11'm111n will
probublyb' (‘hnih-s W. Raymond 11nd
(‘hurlvs (l. Wan-rbnrv.
'l‘l111l:11li1».~' ol‘ the .leIhodi-t t'hnrl'h
gzivo:111:11.pb‘-.1:o‘1.11:1l1l11 at 1311' imidvni'q-
oi" l) A Hall. '.l'l1nr.~'dny night. and $I'3.
Was noitml.
lil'ldgl‘ (‘11ok11 will 1111.11.11: hi5 drug:
stun :15 "11:11:15 tlzt' lo» by tho TI‘l‘l‘lli
(1111 1' ':111 1111 allust: d with tho i11.»ur:1u.'(1
common}. -
(.‘11:ol1.-s(‘onl1'y :nul bridv. who wrm
forun't'ly Miss Frank, of Stamford. haw
taken uptlw‘n' 1'1111111'111'11with11111;:1'1'1'1111‘5
parents.
lie-1 H. (Ch 'ands pr!1 1' hml :1 5011115111
to H11 3 roinon 1n tln' Ml'thx «11st 4 l1.1r. l1,
lust 111,111: .
('ll:lil1'>ll. H1-11l1'y non oi ll. ll. 81-111:
11y, 9-1111):11'\V1':l111"-'1I:1y for his 1111111111111
llII*llIt'l~‘1'Il
Ali's. .l. (' Inn's. ml tho “right-x ".-'
11111--1'1.11.1i11',1:Lila-3 ’1111‘11-1',ol‘llo.-t~11.
M12». l~-1'1':1l .l1‘or~h'.1y 1~' visiting; Mrs.
l~1nn1llall of, Port Hunt-'1'.
WlLTON.
(11111 of tho 1.1.1.1.: 1111'1'ti1111a that \V1l-
ton 111'111' raw Win ll1'1l1iiz lb'pnbln‘un
11111111115. ln'ld how on Saturday night.
llin'hzml ll. l1‘1h'h [)l'l‘h'llll'Il. at tho 1111111!»
1111: and StophI-n 'l‘hnyot' now] 11.4 I‘ll‘l'l{ '
.\ 11111-1 11111l111.»":;1:~’tie uddi'vsx on 1111' limin-
rial problv-in was 111111111 by llorlwit
Hng'n. who 1'111'1' :1 wry 1111:1141-1511:111-
11111111 of tho hllnullnll vonl‘routiuu 11 11'-
1l:ly. .\l'l1-I‘.\l1'. Hgtlon'a opowh H111 :11
lowing 1i11k1't‘ was nonnnutrd; I'm-'1
unloctman Josiah (lilbort; 11111-111111 51111111!-
1111111, Ileorgo Godfrey; for town 1111,1111,
llonry ('hirhostor was llUllilllillt’ll by
auro'lzuinition; board of arm-arms, .I i\'.
Raymond and l1‘r11d lIvnrdii't; board of
rah-cf, Samuel liliddlI-brook, (3. 'W.
Knapp, ll. .X. Harrott, '1‘. ()hnatvud and ‘
..X N lbrmdiut; conutabls-a W. 'I‘vuu',
‘Willimn l‘addowk. .I W.-h1nni1111u.
111111111111, W. llutts 1111111". Myron.
"John Uonwtock. {other of I'x-Mayor
l11'11nk ()1111111111L'k.of South Noruulk.
died rostorday altornoon. of Illllllfllt'fi
The funeral will lw l111l1LXV1' dnoadoy.
WINNIPAUK.
.Xrthur l'lvann' in visiting in Vista.
.‘lolm \X’«.1r11l,station agent ut. Winni-
p.111k. is laid up with tronblo with 111111
of his 11.1111. Arthur Knapp is inking hiu
piano.
l)l1-1||W '1‘111 \‘oliWAl I1: .1. l'llollA'i'E
(Ill l£"|".l'lupl11tl1|1rl ‘51..X.lI.It-I
moo-1f Linux-111M] ( hm1 lament 3.1111111.
II- 41.111
“Ullwt .1111 11l l 11'l1:.'1l Ivo'lhv Mutt-Int or N...
11: llh’ lull: llindt'd owl oliuwul -l\ 1111111111.»
“Hm ”I“ ll 111‘ lb'IWIl lni ”11- 1'11 Illlrlyt. 4.|‘ until
11.1llut1 mhihit ilw i1 1luim- 111111Hb11m-ul
[1.19-111111- 1111411” to 11111-11111 [In 11 1111- mold:-
{outnuh Iiit:1,~:t11l,\1'ill1111 .11'1I1lllnu. will Ianlu.
own-['11 [WHY-Irv Xll 1111 11n- hob'II- l in
1111111-o1m- 1111'! ll'1tetv'rl1'1lt11 moi-11' inmu'lllnio
1 1111111“:-
‘" ' 3.111.111 1111111.: 111..
I”) 3 ll Wt - r
l
2" .
Nothing Old but tho Na mo‘.
Ewn 111.1111. Favorite Funny Show
'7 PECK’S. “
Bad'Boy.
12th Annual Tour
Alter Supper, Go and See It.
'I‘hi your better than over.
New Spec ialties
Funny Comedians
Graceful Dr 11 ers.
Pretty Gixls
An 1-xt1aonlhun'y 1.1m lmz L'IIn1111111y.H11(-1o.-:-1
liomh— 111111111111». Thu-l thr- 111111Inulwr~1on.
lloumvod M'lllHnn walnut l’lo'r-tod' H and l’in-
111-0511 atom-11 l“1i1'L‘1:-..l'513.51)c and 71111
Hovr's’rHEATm-i
Friday Night, October 2.
WILL TAX!
REDMUND
in W 5.01 be1t'ht‘omedy Drama
Dan’l Druce
Hopporiudl 1’
ll Lilli lI DELAM ATER.
5vpurwprln1'i11al support to A.
1'1'\ll)l
CAllL Alllil2\ I) 1‘.
1o mm primlpnl 111111111111: to
’lI:-»».. Keene
JOHN E. INCL. 11:.
i 11111111411 l).'1l:.‘.~' (o
E. BllEWb 'l"l l’
motor-«in alllll‘ln‘t of Margaret
ll 1‘ “l
‘. 8-.T CLAIR.
1fl)11l1'.-1(‘.hompony
(l LAWI‘ l'l:\'('l1.. \\ rillll). J (1)“ L1X.\l..) 111111
ll'wA\\A1-IA\\ \lll).
.llm V551. X In.
.‘Xlauam-im 111 .111‘ W llo 11H."
Seat-1 on ~11‘c11tl'l.1i~11~11~:1udli 1.1 1) .-' '1-111l'02"
1111.11.10.11. HOUSE.
F. W. MITCHELL ............. - Manager
0331. Nil ll) \X‘El‘ih’.
C 11111111; 111' i111;
Monday, September 28th.
Briggs’ Big
Comedy 00.
CHALLENGE BAND AND PRE-
MIUM ORCHESIRA.
livid-1 1 1-1-
Mlnme Seward
Audit-‘- »‘.1'-1n:z~' 5 vllllllllll’l" ~'-1'1111:1n_v on thv
l‘- :11l .Ll l’wpnl.11'l‘1'1.w'~
‘ 1U.21),:1111liillcc11is.
t \'1'11"1l'.»':1111 'l‘111113111-~--1.‘~.
11’1~;11- 1111\\' .11. «.11 .1
G 0 L D M R G ’ 3
Mill" your
Millineryl’alace.
53 Wall Street, Norwalk.
lOSl'l
The money you have spent
to go to New York is 1'1-11-1
0111' 1112-1 111 yoni'SL'lch.
XX'llX' (it), when you can
1m;- thL' latest stylus at tho
.\"' X'ml. Millinryr
\X'L' 1111111: received :1 Ship
PM we.
111ml (11' children's and in-
l111i~ cops hum '_.".IL up.
1 “111' L‘lIL' (‘Ili‘oé :11'1' H'tnilcd
L‘lscwhcn' at l N'.
convince
just came and
yourself, all our goods .sold
accordingly.
bodborg’s
New York Milllncvv l’nx‘loi‘s,
53 WahLStq Opp. I‘Iorwalk Hotel
"UNI: TUI ('11 1111‘ VA 1‘! lil‘ "
l1111hnt1ln1 'lmigmor of 1:111 liunrh-ouu'
null pnporut :mzhm: 11nd makvn H111 1111—
tistivt that”: of oil .1] L1 h 11:11:- kwpor- of
Norwalk akin 111 admiration. NucIiuievr
111111113114. tints or six: ulm 11.111 bo found
than at lh‘1rk1'l'15.Ym1 1.1111111-111'I1 your
hirnltun-«r make a bountiful nontrns-t
in tinta. ow in tho ton-1 to mulu' your
honw may {or fall and winter.
P111 ntnrs‘ Supplies. .
Artists' Materials, Pictures.
Pictures frmued to order.
.anmiulntratrla.
l’uintln Pamrhwging, Decorating
and than ritl 111:.
DECKER,
l,Wnlhhnttou Street 80. 8mm.
. . . 2G'aZetto‘Building,Norwalkfit
The season is now at hand when most people are beginning to think of
Fall Dress Goods
' We can interest you on this Subject if you will only give us. the oppol'tunity. The new goods are all in -
and we can safely say that there has never been a season in our experience ivhcn as handsome goods could
be bought at as luv. 11 price as are offered this séasou.
.. COLORED DRESS GOODS. ' ' I
AllWoolCheckSuitings,.....................y......-........“........................~........,....25c
MixedCheviotSuitings,.........‘.....’............................................................:15c
SilkandWoolMixture,.39c
Handsome-styles 1n NoveltySuiting,. ’48c
54in aIlWooIhridcscentSuiting,. soc
54in. allWoolCovertClothSuiting,. .....59c
Navyand Black Bonclc48in. 111de.75c
Handsome Plaids 111 all Wool and Silk and Wool for fancy waist,.. . .. .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . ..3oc, 50c, 59c.15c
Novelty Dress Patterns oniyonedrcssofakind...........................................$2.5otot”.
BLACK GOODS.
All Wool India serge......... ..
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BlziL'kChcviot 52in.wid£,...........m..... ...... 1371-gc
42-111{micyallwuolbandsome Pattcr11s.....,..,...... 50L
All'WoolCrepons..............................................,.................................'75(:
511iu. All Wool big urcdw .....'..751:
ALL ()UAI lTlESg OF ALL WOOL IIElelETT XS. ~Priestly' 5 Silk Warp lIeuricttas in all a
qualities, black and white checks .501: and 751;
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT...
We have just opened a new line of llavilands, 1" rench China Tea Sets and odd pieces
Mujt 1:111: Oil Heaters, in three sizes We claim this' is the best oil heater 1n the market.
Co1lllpds black,. .
.........-......-.......-.............._.......2()C
GalvanizedChamberl’uils.........'..... ...... . .. . -91.
loofceiClothcs LillLIJL
[BraidedClothcshiuc.................... ....... ..1bL
linnd Lamps,complete,.............................................................'............19(:
LOWEST
PRICE!
BEST
VALUE!
THEY ARE ALL SMILESl '1
lh'cousc they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our L'usttuucrs'ircl this
wuy.'ll\’1\DE with us and you will FELL T1115 SAME l
Xc have now in stock
'SP‘R leG CLOTHING‘
Complete { l in
Line of J This Citv!
By trading “’Ql‘l us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
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86 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk.
FRANCIS 8.00.
YOU'CAN’T DO SETTER
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Come and see our
High
Grade
I9 Ib.
Wheel
for
$50
FULLY GUARANTEED.
G. H. HARVEY’S
crrv EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
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I21: 11 lb Pot Roast,
'Prime Rib Roast, from 3 to Ice lb
Good Roast Beef, 10c " Lambchops, IZc " "ofwalk Pattfil’n Works
Best Sirloin Steak. Inc " Forequlrter Lamb, 6c “
Best Cut Round Steak, Rump Corned Beef, IOc “ C. "' MSTHORPE'PWP'
“ " Shoulder " 6c “ 4 lbs Salt Park for 25¢
6 lbs Breakfast Bacon, for 50 cents DON'T GET LEFT
Plate or Brisket of Beef for 3 cents lb behind 1111111111111...
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All nilvor novelties 1300 on the dollar
until Stpt lat
HOMER B. HOY'I" 8
101nm and Optloal Store.
80 Waninuton 8m“.
STAR MARKET, 32 $o.Main Street, conflaviland
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Agent. for
BUFFALQ
GLUTEN “
FEED
FOR
CATTLE
chickens
and
HORSEG
Most of You
doubtless use ginio and seek, l sup-
pose to get tin. best return possible
for vour money. if so why can not 1
supply you? luim to establish the
most friendly 1L'lations with tlloseihat
patronize me and by liberal and cour-
tcom: treatment and intelligent ex:-
union oithoir order," to merit their
run fideorc.
Suppose you try me sud see.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
The Leading 0min Denier,
II lush-II Strut. 5'0. Inmalk
BEG?
GRAIN
Falrfleld County Savlngi Bank.
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Norwalk Chronicler