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j in which to pay,
ME. E. Gorltam.
181331 tomcat.
1'. a! Fort Point meet,
midi“ at Frienda col-
‘ .R. 1. yesterday. Mr."
, prominent figure on the
' nine. __~
.’ “Oman River. N. Y..
‘ n few days here,
, , .. John, and making
with place in Fourth ave-
Fred Keeling are visit-
nnetto. On their way
be accompanied by Mr».
or, who is ninety-six
. H, Bennett. of Maple
taken up her residence with
flu. Charles B. B. Hey-
“wt street. South Nor-
< tern and Mauufact~
_‘ myhao sold a ladies’ Imperi-
‘ , J. Irving Dibble for his
”a one of the some make to
Meta of East Norwalk are
L, some of the houses are num-
All that is necessary now to
' have free delivery is to have
{aw-1. on the housesthnt do
owned by Dr. C. G. Bohan-
lib Norwulk, which was left
laterally, in front of the East
jwetery run down VanZandt
the Washington street car-
, where he was stopped.
was badly wrecked.
3m ct for btiilditut the cellar
. ~ of the new school house on
Form. has been awarded to
‘mivod. The other bidderx
" «H w Sheldon, $1,000;Williunt
_ $1,120.50; l’. W. Butt-s,
It. Finch will begin work unit
. The outside dimensions
Wu: more ems feet, includ~
, n on of (our feet in the from
t
. . .. a.
W, originating in East- Nor-
hflbeen sent to Hartford, asking
rfie South Norwulk charter, now
in the Legislature, he changed
the east boundary line of the
is now high Wfllt‘l' mark, he
the out side of the channel.
on the aouth tilde of Riverside
' and It the east end of the bridge
taxed by the city, and it is prin-
ttlt thin account that the clltliigt:
tor.
7W1?“ A ttmrtt teem.
.m Derive item What-Door Erat-
oito'ett WI.
, hardly extravagant to lay thttt the
I “biennial evolution in this
. , Ind lie moat impormnt sot-vice
immunity hntt boon in the direc.
d’fiflflt. Anything thut ,lliiiliiiil
' . examine both fashionable and
wont be mu warmly cont-
‘1, Thin is ottpeoittlly trno in tho
min, the nntjor‘tty of whom
want of outlluitrnt opcuntr mt-
kiln)
rim Mme-amt!»
not tam of the industrial Journal, u
barium man'a publication. prinutl by
the Record Publlahinx company. of Not!
much, his bid. man», being:
of ’
m. The building will coutniuf
manure» '-
The following is taken from the cur
Heron: .
Connecticut, the "Nutmeg State." the
"Lundof Steady Habits." one of the
thirteen original atates. settled in 1833;
um constitution lizard in 1839.
Area. 4.1110 equine roller. Colander»-
Nevv Haven, one «more mil“; liniriinld.
mmllartford. mi; New London. 670;
ldlohfield.9ll:Wintlbtttu, 55!; Middle-
aex, 381; Tollund’, 407.
Populationmllido, emote; 13.50. 270,-
792; 1870. 537,454; 1m, 622,700; "590.
746,258;18h7, over 850,000, and growing
more rapidly than ever be oro.
Connecticut has seventeen citiev. viz:
blew Haven (incorporated 1784). popu-
lation 100 000; New London (i784). 1-3,-
000; Hartford, i i784),70.000; Middletovvn
(1784). 20,000; Norwich um), 24,340;
Bridgeport (175m, 00,000; Waterbury.
(1853), 40.000; Meriden «mm 23,5llll;.
flew Britain (1870). 23,5!)0; South Nor-
walk < 1870). 3,000; Danhury ¢ temp, 20,—’
000; Rockville (1589). 9,000; Armenia
t i893), 12,0l00; Derbyt 11993), tilt-in; Nor-
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gm pat-tum will: tits on. lemme-fir . .
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“‘Natnre’e (fierce: Story.
GREAT PROFIT HIDE.
By Invtttmtnl’t'ln blocks of Com-
panies Owning Useful Inventions.
'l'ltc,urcnlt~nt profits to investors have
ootne from the thick» of the companies
owuln tmfltlinveotionn. W'ltilel'il luv
to it To cit-spit, l’nllntnlt l'ulncc Car, l cl
'l'e, cpbnnu and Milton hilectrloatm'k» arr
uomhlcvxnuiplu. Vi uteri: l tttultnciip'
imputation was originally moon nod till!
Mo ck Ivar ”Kort-tint 5m. It in now fill),-
(knullllnnd the ntot‘rkhoidnrtt receive Kr,-
"mum at your in dividvndn. nan 'i'vlephono
stock advanced front #10 per hlllil'e to over
L'Illnnd hunpnni dividends of about XII?
per share yearly lor many venrn. An it»
vontor who bought ‘20 slums ultlte origin-
nl l'ltlinmt lilmztr‘tc stock at lo, coating
om. Mllll hnifot lttthout n your later at
3.0!)“, realizing #:lllnttnl (or ten «hurt».
Many prnntztwnt men in honking, roll»
troy and ‘tlunuvlttl circle» predict that
Atnerlcnntitonol’llo nim’l‘. will have the
mute history on the stocks mentioned.
lrcczttt-n- the innumerable new of the new
stone pllt‘ in the construction of pll'nl,
jrillits. dork», breakwater-s, billkllfmlh.
«no troll». ilyiiee, tinutn, leVfl'», railway
trct-tlcs. foundations for building hrldgcv,
lighthothen, fortitlcnflom, an, make it n
walk ”$83). mom; Stamford (mild),
are twenty boroughs und 168 towns.
Connecticut, although
among the stolen in point of size. and
twentyatinth in population,
tenth in value of manufactured pro’
ducts, and first in inventive genius.
Connecticut produces annually tccn~
tins of 1890} "3,83%?“ in ottttuuuition.
$0,711,945 in bravo ware. $3,112.18? in
clocks, to; 7mm in comets. vacuum
in cotton goods, 2.8%.: tit) in cutlery and
905,023! in hardware. $2,527,017 in hats.
$2l,77i,5tii in hosiery and knit goodr.
$1,557,!l'3zl in musical instrutncnteJLl;
556,257 in paper, $7,56v),!rm ttt plated and
britnnuia ware, $3,543,3th in rubber and
elastic grunts, $9,:nt),tl.il in silk and silk
goods, Sll,tte‘~".’,l'.lll in woolen goods. Total
annual value of manufactured goods
t lbw census). nonunion-4, an increase
of $62,539, fall over 18%).
State grand list, ib‘ill—idil‘lJmfifili;
lhill—fillioszlhhll'J; Iblti~$lll,1l2l.8‘.’7.
State debt (3 to 3‘, per cent. interest)
~ 1,240,200.
with n capital of $23,274,370. surplus of
$tt,S‘.M,43L deposits of $29,413,364 and
- loam and discounts of SN. ”3,20%; night
state banks, with a capital of ‘1 :HHJMI
and surplus of $5305.52l; to trust crun-
pztnivst, with a capital of $l,lll,lkm and
,s'irpluv of $225,132; hi savings banks.
j with 3.303.417. (lt’pf r-‘ilnrs and 3142:, initial;
deposits~ratc> of intcrcvt i: to 5: per cent.
Connecticut ht the home of :otllif) of
.tho urontcvt insurance companies in
the world. The intuit report up to Jan-
tnry 1, Intro, shows nine Mock lire int-ur-
num- companies having assets of '36,-
mt:l,2’.‘.’5 and surplus of txliildflfr, and
i*l,lill,\ll assets and tl,:;t:'n,;:‘.ti autpms,
t
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'the amount of two and uric-hull llllllnll
dollars.
the lixedprcntiunt plan have :iiMH o
Olilhnlms'l.
nixed everywhere tut among the bet-t.
Tho tom! railrottdtcapitwl-fin N00. icons»:
did New York. Row "fli‘é'llltiill llnrt
ford, one of they-siding. l
lilit'h’ lit the country lW’l’lilllfl over Lint
. . W
Hill?» 0! mail In
:
Illlllllllll lll’lpl'dli'l‘llll'lllil.
(loom-rt it'nt lmn Minot
2?
(in phyulcintt hon t'itllllluli'll
M per cent, of the lllll-
“ Women are dun to the
means of working oil lltoll‘
muteulttr. nervous and or
. . . Cycling. he attya. twinnu
‘ tor gout. riteumntiltn. indium
» unudao-oalled'mervm."
in” than anything that has
if all phyelclttuu, provident the
W in with ntodorttiiott and
“1° hi “I.
“Willi! urlilo.
lum~ midtown! the noun
3 went mutant dilution, u
‘ltlm lmprovod tho health of;
“I invented. Thin opinion hr
. freedom of inotlon on the l it
u. “nan“ Villa.“ 0" thinner ’ Chill”; W. \v, ”m“. “w ”EVE". ’mel‘l
" Mid til the Inuit! tltno he he i ottttttott; l'. l".
m of III altar»: and dt»
“d not chuck the aottntltllltlu
. “railroad which dlrp-tm’
’ “It ll lilo Moat and lentil
”in My grotto outta!“
tun iota be hoped tint?
W7 Mm the mm
. l'tlllllmllll Ii,
Mimosa-nu to unmtroct tout
l'l‘ltoir tit-nth. mttntuut hurt your wt-
. I'LItNtlJlltt, dividends 62H. 12‘"; they our
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1 lull-i Itwn.
""" ttttlott.
l-Idv
turnip
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commit! Patrols.
The following Wot‘t' tuned April
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Waddle in ynllo be luvvtttrd,1 tutti. bud fill‘lllbllml front oillcott of It,
_fl.¢ my be said of the con-.31. thtor, putvnt lstvvyormnlmlloum,
‘ Mainly both fortune and; nutty-1m, Conn:
“I“ {the lucky individual who
“let drvaa which that" ud- . PM“
I). .l. liutruuu. Brltlnctmt-t, printouts
tumour; ii. A. liouao. Bridge u'itt
ppnt'nttnt for burning: llt‘lild fool; 1*. ll
“they, blew littvon hook stapling nut
Daimler, Hartford. out
loord tilde: (3. ii. Feeder. lint-limo
noon: entering indoa rings: A. Hanna
,3 no. Waterbury. citation tunnel when
‘l. (3. Arnold. lint “amnion. bl ole
hell: ‘1» it mint. Dunlmry. unto ion
for uttfl'vnitta hat but"; it. litigant
l’iaddumblhltnd inaction A. ”to in:
”mm 1‘ . oa mun till this
WMWfll. {imam bicycle it“. l’. (l
“to bottled. l’lttiuville. door is
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«3mm «hit for binyolue: W. '1: ii
Waterbury. nyolontnm can: A. (.6.
lh,500;Willitnnntic ( i593», mm. The... l
l The rebuilding of the on! ingltionetl
forty-third ’
ntanda j
edge tools, $l,l'20,025 in firearms, “SIL-u
Connt'cticut has 5:: Notional bank»:
lfl'i’finlf‘tll mutual flro companion, \tith
»'Iln~wcomputticu how in furor rink: in-
The live lii'r insurance cont-l
panics of tho utnte doing buainrun on‘e-rut “'l'll‘kluthl mot [truttttllt‘lll
1 \urer-t who will llll‘t‘M‘J'e .n thu infll‘tl
Connecticut's schotds. unlit-net and;
other institution: of learning arr romp .
Connecticut hen 12.3.3 mile-t of rail-
roads, carrying nu'tunlly fil.!t;7.ttt8 pas. , pram mm 5 know «hm n In rt'l‘rltt'.t~lur'li
sooner: and li..H'£,N)fl;tonn of freight
groom-tinnitus Millioifilfi Tho wimp,
not equipped ,
lc‘it‘tttrottcut, pnytuu
regularly n por mutt. illvlflt'litltt, hovidv»
Hpt'llllllm vost uumv v-ottstitntly on per-
roilrottd
nll f'll'f‘ll'ld'fllly mntipped,
‘ with mtpilnl «luck it! .llfil'il.) lll, muting
if?" M.3Hll.7ill plititli‘llufl‘ii and employ ‘ l‘fll‘ltlllflfl [to in ”I" ultit'ltlmltlel'n
'l'ho “m“ lalllllh M “m, ll very low! ommrtuttltv lit the mntlwt tmtnt ,
Connecticut in tthort. hattt ovary tul~
Vttliililw. both for fl'llllllliwo nod hunt».
or. J. it. Cop-~leud.llortford.hn.
certainty tho! the rtock wxll pity ntthtotntt-
tlnl dividends and ntcnvllly ”10":le in
value. . ‘
luv-v» annoyed by tho grunt flood» in the
Missimippi Valley will given vat»! and
r profitable lithium to tho Atncricun Stone
pllc c’mtpnuy in they build lover») that
are absolutely tmlustrttcizlilc nod Will Inst
[ former.
l Arm ricnn Stonc Pile Mock it now
. :elling at 20. The pm- inlno is thin n
shaver-lull paid tutti uonnucsvnblc.
This stock willcntcr the rtinkq of the
solid dividend pnyetn and t‘llllmnild n
. price above par. 'l‘hcrc are no bonds nor
‘ ntortgngcnnhmd of American Stone l’de
block. Hi all the writings go titre-ct ('0 the
L elm Humidors. 'l‘ht- dunmnd for prrmm
. HUN. littlcnlrtit' lltlr' ptlvl to lttlw lltv
plnc f of the lt-mpnrnry womb-u piles hurt:-
Winn: Hicrl imum :ut inum-owly [m it»
nblc 'nlnllii'ss to the American Stun}! l'tlc
jlfompnny from all 3“)“an of‘ the l ottcd
.Stntov. .
5 'Hw rillfln t» in t‘X’rt‘ilJt‘l in m'tmtt-
‘t'ltllnlrm-litttx st .urk rm- cttortnun -.
7 Th» Ci!" of New York nlotn- to :ut'lmr‘
. 31ml lyy llw Logirvlttltttt' [u nprtul filwllllflll
n war in hit dint: lll'W pin-re, lntlltiwnclm
vll'. .\tt Wont of tin- ll 11ml oi’
llm-L‘ Contntimiltucn wtitl "then- W :m
mum-tru-formtw lll llth wow pile, ‘
An influential pniiiwmu it it » l-~ :t duck-
ltulth-r guys “un- nrr r-lll'i‘ twcln-vcvutr;tt't-
i
won firm will tnukr- American Moor i’ilr ,
dull. nut-llt-‘lultt om», ’l’nt- l'll‘ll and
lnllatrtttinlcupitniifl» and 'Mrilc’l‘llll ponti—
ml and ltmtucinl ttt'tgtnttu iuhnwivtl lit
this c'ilttpzttty :trt' l't’l‘llllll m lllfll-V.‘ H :t
tungtttiicrnt snort-u.”
'l'ltr cmnp-tuy in“ nu nluolttlt- tn :tmpult.
The neutral pillow of ”W vozttputtv tilt'
in tltv l’tttlcll Hunk Building/loud 4 Wall
fill‘m'l. ,
The principal Auckltolzivrt are Wei.-
lumwo llllétlittil'fl mm prnctwrtl limiting:
tttc-tt of high simultnx and lllH'gllly “iv ‘e
mtmw :trtn utmf‘nttlo'v of it llO'r'. lr’hi
Wt rtlty’. :tltlt- nttd tttlv lurid tn Ht.‘lu"ll|t"‘.3.
Amour: llt'lll tm- Ii. .\ lineman, l-Z-nj,
i'.‘l!!llaill‘-l, New 'ani. S. J. Hill-till, ltle.
i’lll‘llallrtf, llllth'L. X. i . I':|l~.;-!ID' ilnt
W‘). “My, Vtt‘ ”:vtdt'fit Mittk' it “712“".
Holding, l’it: :ulvlt lll'l‘. ll .\. ll lltvum.
Cm _ f'ottttw‘. of tho t'omprmv. rt‘llllllt'
l'tntrf, Nov York- l‘tt'y It. i. llowdottt,
l':~I|., I‘H'tt'lm‘). \l. Hull \«t-tuttf Pt-I'rw
fury. liruruc ll lltlynrti, l“. 'l.‘ v Il’ll'iulol',
Non \tltlt. l'. l‘? llztt'wtmtl, KM,” t‘.l‘lllt'l‘
llm'inwllo- Kn'lvmnl Hank, t'mturotlt'ttt.
\V. _~\. l’ltiltlm l‘lwl , Ill lit - l'nlfwutl ll'l'l
llu’lrl l‘nppt’r l‘xrutintny, fill-tmr-f, Hit-ll ,
lirmgr li Mtclllmrn. liq ,t. n w it'l', Mum
numery. ’l’stst-uln van :tmt .‘lt'iltrlllh llutl»
“'M‘ lo, \lwnzgntttory, \lw V. t' trt'jt-t,
live... of the ("lllmllltlt l‘.r llt‘ lhtlum
ll‘utttpmtv. Field ll, l' ,l n'mln, llntsztm
‘Atl‘ittt'lnrtl, I'Zuj, «l in.» lizltlinltit‘ :llh‘
Auttt'ntn'c- t‘u, “ll‘ltllr out. \'.t.. null ~t-\
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lurk. make-u n Ipcrutlfv of vii-thug: in flux-
"lttf'k. lltt~ttr~ "I il'hl‘l' my t:r|’~r,tl:tl
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MAY AND JUNE
WEDDINGS
~Crockery gifts from the most
famous European and American
makers. And others that are maybe
not quite as well known. but of a}.
most equal merit—«styles. repute"
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andptlces to meet every desire.
DINNER SETS.
Ten Scrs.
Toner 5:15.
VASES.
JARotmsREs.
NOVELTlES,
GLASSWARE.
SPECIAL.
Another bargain sale of Ribbons
gauze, numbers 40 to 60. at the uni~
form price of 19 centsa yard. As
they are in all the new shades and
styles It is a rare chance to purchase
handsome ribbon effects for choice
Summer gowns at a very nominal
price. _
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DRESSY (303 5.
Previously totl‘és lie mo:
rage for gown cloths bus but“ on
tailor-stuff fabrics. Now a change
has come about for materials that are
more dressy. more like the effects
onto women are supposed to de-
,. .
m the
‘éleol Grenadines.,§tamines in both
plain and mixed weaves. Drsp :i'lizes
and Tinsel Cloths. as. well as other: of
the some character, .
We are showing single lwg’l‘s (f
l‘il‘é grades in all the above
the cats are so frequent and numer-
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PARAEOLS,
tfon of the celebratwi " 5.tt»bttr.~t‘
Parasols. and they are now on sa !’
Z‘uey'te a naval.
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WAISTS.
.a'ld prettiest patterns f .r pzzxv 5. 2. .‘
mi} from 50 Crisis
THE D. M. READ CO
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'1 1 ml
to ..' aw.
Hglll in wearing-~Ftcnch Novelties;
We have the agency for this as; ‘
We also have a fine line of fame"
l’arnsols, in all the leading Shilling
and colors : and at all sorts of prim.
A choice assortment of the new '
run Luna-to : ,
V G O O D S
STORE!
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GAZET‘EE SUM-DINO
NORWAI-K. “fl”:
RI’STRAM a. HYATT,
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This refers to several lots of handsome Spring Suits, all made by tailor artists. Fit, finirh and materials
‘ first-class and all the worry of dressmaking saved.
Opening of New Spring Suits, Jackets ,and Capes.
Ready to Wear.
Black and navy Cheviot suits, skirt lined with rus~
tlc talicta, Eton jacket, 85.
Storm serge suits, black, navy and plum, blazer
jacket, hall lined with changeable silk, 18 50.
Fine serge suits, black, navy, plum and green, Eton
jacket, braided sailor collar, 35‘)-
Cheviot suits, black and navy jacket and skirt lined
throughout with changeable silk; tly front jack-
et, $10.
Jackets and Capes.
Some exclusive things in jackets and capcs have
just arrived, hardly any two alike.
Black brocade silk capes, lined wi h changeable
silk, satin rucheg $5.
Moxie-Velour capes. chiflon ruclie, $7.50.
Black brocade satin capes.widc taffeta silk and lace
rnflle, very full'ruchc, $9 on.
Diagonal cloth capes, trimmed with had, high
collar, $5 75.
Broadcloth capes. coachman drab, hmidcd, double
box plaitcd front and back, 85 5o.
Jackets.
Block cheviot jackets, box front, $3.50.
Black diagonal jackets. £5.
lllack cheviot jackets, $5.
Black broadcloth jackets, 35.
Clay diagonal jackets lined throughout, 37 50-
Broadvclothfiackcts, black and tens, lined through
out with fancy silks. ‘10.
Ton broadcloth jackets, lined throughout, $7.30.
. Separate Skirts.
Blick figured mohair skirts, full width, St 9‘5
lllack Cheviot skirts, lined with rustle taffeta, $5.
Check skirts, black, navy, brown and iahcy, 4 so.
Shirt Waists.
Our entire new line of shirt waists la n )w on exhi-
bition. All the very latest tlt’ngs in styles and
materials.
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TRISTRAM ‘éaHYATT’ Norwalk, Connecticut.
Gazette B’I'd’g.
LASI CHANCE”
Thcy i'Ulll‘JllI only 5 days more of tho i ,
Reduction Sale at Scofield &. Hoyt’s‘
They will open Saturday, May 15f", with a complete line of If‘urni-
tut-o, Carpets, Slings, Dry ,6 nods, Notions, etc. All are welcome
if not purchasers. "
221353332322! SCOFIELD & How.
Wedding and Society
Engraving!
The Sentinel can now offer inducements in panties desiring engraved wcd«
ding invitations, announcements, calling cards, ctc., of a specially advan-
tageous character. The highest grade of work at prices but a very little
ittadvaucc of printing. We shall be pleased to show samples and give
prices.
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Ettmlltll'ltl l-l lmv .\ll|l'l‘.t in Motto I'iit'
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Ti‘rtlttr»a 'l'ltvvttn' rt-tlmtt in ttt'tlw It hit:
,dii llll‘llll or lHI pt-rovtt! tlm you;
Mr, Hmv‘lnm i- a-sprt‘tttll}, v ‘lnlw'f‘lil in
imlw-ul llu-t'ttlm- of Hm ~t mi. in ln- iv fl
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't't-~llt-~, l'll , lllltl lm~ I'm 'nml lltt- \|‘I"','
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hlrflt'llu‘n lut' whom lit‘ in». door tsuth
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l malt" n .‘n'vletllt uf lithtitu “lIll'I‘r- in
ltutw-llt :iiltl uvttt~t':ottltttti~lv t't-t'mmnrml '
pr'Wltnluhv «Incl. \thtvlt tin-y um titty nun
nl .1 WW l-nv pro v Hull ltnltl \Hllt lilo-oldie
mulltlt'tm- lot- it urrnt t'm'
’l'lu- mtnnuny to ltmttu tullj mtttnl utnl
‘wlltl ho». ultiltll' mum lll tin li‘l'tfllll‘V -
mum»- nntto Hf tin li‘tMetH') Much for ~lt|4~
:tm lmlllll'tl ut'mnt'lmtut' lutlt-lttt'ditlmu oi
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tor the llll‘l'ultil' or nill‘l‘llllllill‘.
how in o?" pvt'nlmt‘v.
lluul! l-y l'ltl‘t'L. limit. tlltlllt'j urih'r,
n-ui-tcrml letter or by o-xpri-u. or how the
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if it“ llll‘l'hlnl'n nu n fill", -'tl'l’ nod lllulll) {
it “ill lmfllnltortly, i
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50 dozen Indiet' corsetsmmtght m
enabler us to offer you a straight soc corset for 39¢.
have You Vieiied Usual Our New QUarters?
“8 WASHINGTON STREET.
done not begin to have tho oll'oot in drawing customers that good
'uluos do.
:5 dozen ltdies' corsets. llrcsdeu elt‘cvtn in lilatcl.,\\'liitc and drub,equu| Elegant and nobhy effects in new spring hats and bonncts. We too
nny 75-: corset; our price 5m pair. the leaders for fashion mic millincry in South Norwalk.
hull. wi'houthoxelz buying this way too dt ten hdics' lust lilal'k hose. the best value ever given for tin-
money; ask to stc them, tot; pct pair; worth double that price.
so dozen gents, outing shun at 25c, 39c and 40c. None of them are of that cheap slazy kind, that the first time you treat them that the
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without rotting.
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more the faithful our
ditlottn til the confront ll nwnrdvil.
118 Washington Street,
CONTRACTORS l
fiolwlmcuo Wilton, until i o'nhnlt put.
on Monthly. May :6, Hill, for grading and
the w willed Kent round. from
the Willi 'flllllllllt ottlte town to Hunt‘-
rttvellitn the mute
llh v to ho mode in “If!”
[not cool. "in. and each hhl noun he ovum!»
led by at majorly out-looted hoodof
(3|er idlilt. Mid W
Mlllmll'l* oi“ thncmt
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Mill Ilifil'lllt'eilmtu min in» mu at the Milton
CI are giving out. the buttons gone. etc. They will pay you for an examination
THE SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
OIOIOI R. VAN ALUTVNI. Prop.
walk, 00
South Nor
lane Outtalna
livery appliance for lllllnlilttu
tfurtttlnu ttt uttort notice turd to:
perfectly to: when now.
Connecticut ,
.. . . Laundry!
llavmtte meet. entitlement.
ilrop out l’ottal and no will trend for liwnt
.th return Without. extra charge.
nil.
We are not handling any
wheel tlt t is offered us.
but with it ourselves to
three makes, which we
know to be the beat in the
mdrkct at their respective
prices.
The Rambler at ”ii.
For t7 yearn has been no
turpuated in r u on r i n g
qualities or atyle.
‘l'lto Mamet at m.
A rplcndid wearing wheel,
AUCTION CALI
Valuable Int lama.
THURIDAV. MM! c
Thu ”honour. I‘Mtlllllfll‘ at the out of
.\ ntlrctv .l. t'mfnt. ctouonml. pursuant to
nllllturtly lven by mid will. will nth-t- for
little at Mt lllli Auction to the higher», hhl
denim 'l'humiuy, May [1,103, at it o’ottmk p,
to. little“ pruviottttly tllupoeetl ofntprivnto
”aw“... volttnhln rcttl «lull known M the
minim-um . m1.
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At the limo of lib» deacon".
Fluid rent t-elatlt- rottniutn of n mm ht
Iandnimnt in: feet to from on Wm aw
nor, in the [Pity oi Moth flormtlk. Conn .
nod about fill mu ittdvtlllt. With at him»
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. ”f... .. mt “m ”WWW... PLANTS o'e. mudgumn nosworn:direction. thoroughly mo... a. wit-mum
‘ “bike. it to a the more matinee (than &‘m_ “W "l ”m m, m, ,, m m ‘ EVO-fll‘fl .
‘ Mm will hold attorney at it; Wouldn‘t” that. r eminentlld’omquldem Th. 1* $5,511.35 09. , .
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