thin Appropriate to the Day.
, Memorial aerviuo woo held last
Will! Douglas Fowler Woman' I Be-
. , ,in Grand Army Hall. A
Midlpmyamme, appropriate to the
”alien. wan rendered. '
who president, hire. Oertel, presided
mmwe session. There war sing-
M‘Wurer. My God, to Thee," and
.3! yet- by the chaplain, Mrs. Smith.
"(Bonnet Order No.7 was read, inform-
mrtheCorpsthat upward o! 7.000 G.
AJR. men have entered the silent com-
may. never to return. A recitation.
entitled "Memorialeay in 1897." was
given by Mine EIteIle Knapp: song.
' “Pena, are You Waiting for Me?” two
mug ladies; recitation. "(-lood- bye,
Old Arm Good- bye, " Mise'l‘. Hendricks;
. reading, "Soldiers' Dirge,” Mine Estelle
’Knapp: recitation. “Decoration Day, ”
plies Estelle Knapp. Interesting
marks were made by several comrades
who were present. The evening I; enter—
tnltlment closed with the singing of
. "America. ”
-—Men’e and boye' straw hate. I) 'Brien‘ e
Social at Mrs. Triatram‘e.
The Inasmuch Circle of King's
Daughters. of the Norwalk Methodist
‘ Episcopal church, held amost delightul
metal at Mrs. Tristram’s. yesterday at-
ternoon. After an hour business. cake
and ice cream were served. A large
number were present '
-—Lane II ice cream. strictly pure.
Post-office Hours.
Monday, being observed as a legal
holiday, the post-offices of Norwalk and
South Norwalk will close at lloo'oloch
for the day, and there will be one gener-
al delivery and collection.
‘ ~-Window screen, 6' yd, upward,
M. 8. Smith it Co.‘ a.
TOLD nit A LINE on TWO.
Tristratn & Hyatt advertise all the
latest. novelties in waists.
Sootieldti’ Hoytquote some startling
low prices in their advertisement in to
day‘s Sentinel. Every department iti
represented.
Itis understood that two otlioers oi
- ,(J‘In‘npany I) will not appear before the
examining board at Bridgeport.
month, because. 0! recent dillicultiee.
Members of the choir of the South
Norwalk Gimme-national church are re-
qllelttnl to be on hand promptly at IMF:
Sunday morning.
F—Hoyt'u Inland Cottage Seashore
House opens next Monday.
Henry Ford was arrested in South
Norwalk last night, for being intoxicat-
ed, and thisxnornmg wastined e: and
ants.
John Doyle, of ltotou Hill, has gone
to No II Haven, to attend the funeral oi
hie stator.
The former l’eoplo' II Market in being
fitted up for occupancy by Loren/.0
Dibble, the North Main etreer grocer.
Captain l. N. I‘Ieaseymill movinhlonv
Ilay.trou1 Franklin avenue to Bridge.-
port.
nutmeg Island bluclbh, 7" In: poi-glee.
tip, at Hayna‘ m‘h’t.
, Blnoet (JomnIiIuIiont-r Kellogg is work»
laullubhell'e land and placing crushed
atone on Wont avenue, where needed.
Mitchell Ill: lion. auctioneers and real
estate agitate. planed II new nine in front
of their ollipo in Well slrtot, this morn-
Iog‘. _ ,
ROWA'VTON.
A eerVIoe for men will in held In tho
llmvaytou BIptlIt church. Monday at
that, It}: 45 presuming by parlor. Hub-
loot. "The lipiritual Man." 'l‘heoven
in. preaching will be in the interest. at
It» 0. A. II, an! all Itltlluuere invll
ed. fiuhjeot. "Life’s mutual."
J. (3. llutllngton and mother have
returned home from New York. and are
biannual: one or George Willlmuqun'u
home on tho Willi! able.
Kr. and Mr». Stephen D Pardon. of
Jenny City, are Vlltllltlg Mr. and him
William Hoyt.
Ira. Edna Plowman! Northport. In
flailing Mr. and Mo. Wlllbou Hoyt.
_*Jrnuu dictum... on more It
at» ll.
next.
FOOD MADE FOR WARM RI AHD
HUNTERS GOING ON LONG» RIPE.
(lulled Duper Wilma! Baked I: the
Mag Strip no Fold-II Litt- turn-m "
Mam Wanna ”that“,
A
in. III Ilium om Unbroken
“During a residence at Zuni the tar.
noel; or the ladlan phobias, in North-
wealern New Mexico, I More often
watched the mothers and daughters of
the tribe at their interesting work of
hulking huiwe, or ‘papenbroad,’ " says
a writer in the Women's Home (loan
pnnlou. “They use a basin of either
corn or wheat wt. oh is otten boiled
In advance to make it more tender, and
is then ground on much the some prim-
ltlve style of stone baud-mill as that
used in old Mexico. ' ' ' After
the maize of wheat tilts been once,
ground through the lInudemileit is
passed through the same operation at
lentil once more, to make it still liner,
and then it in IllIX-“tl into a. very thin
batter in an oila. or decorated water
jar. fashioned from clay, tired, and
painted by the women pottery makers
of the tribe. who are wonderfully adopt
in the pottor's art. and that of decor—a.
lion in striking and yét tasteful do
signs.
"If our dear prepared for the baking
be of wheat the brand will be e! a
bluish tint, and it of corn, whiter.
while the: premration has been made
above the wood-fed flame burning.
in the fireplace of the stone
or concrete house. there has
been slowly healing a slab of stone,
the upper surface of which is
smooth and oily by long use in making
haiwo. Kneeling before the hot stone.
when all is ready. the Indian woman
«lips her hand into Illl‘jlllf of butter at
her side and then swiftly swoops that
dripping member over the [are or the
tablet. leaving: a broad wnoor of liquid
dough. whit-II thoroughly bakes III a
few seconds. l‘atI-hiug the thin I‘tlgt'
of the sheet of brand by the lingers of
the other hand. she peels it almost of!
the smooth Idaho by one Iloxtrous jerk.
looting one edge still altar-bod. {liv’
lug another swoop of her now firshly
battered palm. she joins the two sopa~
'ato sheets into one by slightly over
tapping the adhering film with the
l‘rI-sh nppliontiou. The double opera—
tion of summing and pooling I-onlinIn-s
in swift sum'ossiou. and by tho Inolhod
doseribod there is no break in the long
strip of bread. which falls in error-
lengllnrning folds by the side of the
panndem as she wm-ks. A Zuni Wom-
all takes great pt'ia'o in lIvI nbllllr to
show the entire [up log in one llnlll'uli
on sheet, no matter how long sht- may
continue. “hen ti. :ished tholongbolt
of bread is folded l'illt‘ll after the fash-
ion of tho lonl'vs of an nnout mnzn-
zine, and in then tightly rolled. that it
may not dry. in this manner it I» kept
in a stat.» of preservation for tutor-I-
use, for it is seldom bated for taunt--
diate consumption.
“This ‘lllllll‘l'vlll‘l‘utl' is not third for
ordinary household pul’pnsvu, but is
Ilzllil‘tl when a pu'ly ol’ warriors or
hunters are making ready for a lom:
trip into Illl‘ wilds. or when someone is.
departing on an extended journey."
\ l'ino Note.
A small lulll‘tolowd nut 'nllml the
pi... vuun is tlu- fruit «It :I HIII’I'II'S of pipe
”00. II Imtlu- or I HN'I’ I'nlil'uruia. and ’
lls healthful food qualities are ill'l‘illly
appreciated by t‘om‘m'uia and Oregon
Indians.
II. in :1 little out about all luvh in
length. and is rather three-sided. a In.
th- longer than round. The hard lhiI-it
shell would sort-1y lax onv's lulllollm'.
and it surely would In- IIIIIII’IIII Io gI-t
tlu- swan-t mlibb- hornul from from out-
kltlt' I-IIIaIIaIvIIu-III:
luultlt'os. a slight trail. omit-Ins: upon
one side, allowing oIIlIaIII-o for lIll‘
blade of a pen knife or IIIII pink. and,
presto! the walls of tho IIIIII' lmmtl
house fall apart ll small while lzvrual
is Iliecovorml. IIuI'I-lupI-Il in a thin film
01 gauzy brown. .\ mom unrpl'iniuu
number of nut» are found in our I'IlltI‘;
this. llll\\'t'\'l'l'. «low not appear rm IIIIII'
\‘I'Itltln win it one Iain-n Into amount the
urtuul nizo or Illt: now. IIu-uuurmu. "A
In IIl'lIIll the I'urtl‘, II I'uul III II'IIIIIII lIIltI
M'VI'II hundred int-hos in IliaIIIoII-I'. bar
inn fully two hundred N'IIII’N. in well
or whlrh Ito lwo M'I'lllt. so that in a per-
l'evlly l'I-I'Ilh' rout- a barn-at or four
hundml pit-lay loom mus may ho
counted on. The yield from It eluule
tree is often ellurutone. llarper‘u lla-
ZIII‘.
The Cuban. 1 ltnyunrd.
Southey-”II elm-r In or II luluo fox Ill
llridltowntor. u III-~11 hurl III'I‘I! brought
up from II pub to run In Iliu wheel Iltvl
ll turneplt. (Illt' day. however. his
vumllhlntl llIuIlIIMI-I pron-II loo luurh
rol' Illlll, and h» tIlIl'I'llIIllt'II Io lllIil’
It lItIlllllIy. 'IIII- III'NIIIIIIIII III Ill-I I2 and
were it duut and oulum to his palate
‘ontpatod with the ebb Item ul‘ IIII own
Induction, Iftll'ot‘ltllutlt‘ly lw l‘IItltit‘ IIII'
hunting shown for his exOuI-ulou. and
noun value In Irootavl with his Ilt'l‘t‘III-
tury pomooutors. lle ovldpully Ile-
Iormlnod Io glvu them a good I'll“, for
he tool: them III-loo through It stream.
after u uraml elrt'lmIboIIdlIIuII. wh-leb
involved a chase of non rly thirty mlhm;
he made hlII war bank with hounds III
full I-ry. IllltI rerun-ulna tho lIlIvhmI,
resumed oporailllne III the win-III with
all much IInI-onm-ru mt though he had
never left It. The fat cook. with whom
be me a umt fltl'orlln. alll't'tlt'tltul in
beating the houude III! till the arrival
at the huntsmau. who humanely an
elated In saving a II which. It till
it one taproot virtues. well
mm to he mfiddmhlli Illa»
W
III“. II: III" HIII‘II.
Absolutely Pure.
chatted or Its great Ieaveni shun b
all?! health III lllneen. Assume the For! ngIII'lI‘ot
alum and all terms of adulteretion cont
men to the cheap bran
r51. Baum» rownnn 00.. New york,
~Headaohes or blurred vision when
roadie ,nlataes will aim you relief it
propory tilted. ll. attend, Optician,
ltl South Main street.
The Boston Store will he closed lilo-
morial Day.’
~Germau School.
First clam Saturday, It to ”:30 a. m ~—
German exercises in the German lan-
guage. Suend close. :3 to :l—~(iermun
exemieelin the English language, Alm-
Henn, the newest method.
The flag on the. armory will be at half
mast, Monday. .
THE DEEPCST WELL.
One lining Dug Near i'ituhurg In the In-
lI-rrut of heir-non.
Tho thinnest well in the world will soon
be completed nunr l‘ithlmr; It is now
thorn than we tulle Ill up, and wind lin~
islml ituuly maulnluwn twn 1:5.II'4 lam;
‘lll' worth. it in It. hug lmml in :5
test; Ill SI'INTI‘I’. 'I'hl' ”lip-vi I't' p-.;;.~I_I'.::in}.g
sodwply i< to III-Ivrmiue- phi won; the in
toriorol tlo- human fir-lethal Islzim, From
tr commercial point ul' \‘II'W tho r.» ll Irm n
sunl‘eee long: um). .\I voluptruzirt-ly low
(not Iwbnv the sprint-w lleI oi»; nmloil
wormuruvk in prying Illluhiitlvh‘, but tho
Immpnny “whim? Llll' piml llt‘ll'l‘illl'lt‘tl In
tll‘tllcilll' ll lust'll‘ln'rutiltl lll\ iII'II l'mlmwr '
William llollm'kot t'olutul'iu unm l'sll)’ to
entry on u series of tumyrmtuw Into-il-
mltlons IN tlu- hole l-i I'ltl‘l‘lltl Ill-opm- :Iutl
IIoepI-r into the north. ”the l‘I‘w’llIlw‘ ll tilm:
inwstigulions :m- wry Illlt‘t‘l'~lllll:. and it
in thoopinion oi sou-ml wvll tin-awn wit u.
biota that this IIll’Inmto remit of tho inn-lug
will prove to lie of unitapn. III tl'lllltllllll’”
.Is mllnsoi or II-uliliI ml ;. 31...: aiguill
rant at all this lm .3 su‘ II. n m rtgsiumt i~
that. the wrll grown Ml'fllllly hotter :Is. itw
depth increased.
It in the intmuhm of tlw wvll l‘ unruny
In I’ontinuu the boring prmw Pull some
thing l'lilll‘t'ly new and Miami It Ilv»
tripped. This may wont to lw a I r.'.<l-- wry
of pitting Iln- ~l.lln'lliI m. In! it bu long
been ll thmt‘) .IllllllIL' \w {I :m II that il in i~
[Instillll- I-I no Ilmp a Month mum oww I:- -»
logic I‘lllltllllllll or t'l‘llll'llllll' l-‘otHr would
be found [(Ir‘tlw. Ar Luv \xt) luv-l. Ile.’
t‘litllll. II;I?IIl'lIl«lv:s:II Would I. ,, mini ;. :I
III‘ llm \“l‘II mill. “unlit finally in mm.
hot that \\'lIII r t willll lu' polupmltlms It mid
and llllltlltl’il up to an form «f at. .mv, and
lino: tIIt-Imlnrul pnmrwl llu rotor.- Ir
IIlIIniIIIII. At an; lutv limit" ie II..I l‘ .l
[of thumb ti“ ill l'lJiI. lillll Flu Ilfl-‘Ix -. ='.
I‘IIIIII’S moztllt‘ m lfll'l't‘.I~-‘ll “'1' ..~ li.v
(Irlll (II wrmlv ;.I,Il :I nzlurliiu; I I. n: i- on
I)”
llt'l‘~lt'll In lliillllt'll :Ilslznst any: Ii..v. Um' l‘t‘
mltrltul'lv inflow Ml Hm I.. H. l~ l at l’l
gm {mind ll" 1. lbw minim l I s.. -I- It. I
Ipt rnlw th~ 1- m It.’ tin, 1. i. \I:.1.I till»
drilling, ‘llnullu mlnmll we "1".ill .ni;
IrHIII‘Ig: if”!!! to: II it in Imlmu‘ lnr Hm
illll‘lJ-‘l‘ «'l’ .I: ,méng ‘I.
'Iukitt: 13w lt:izll't>i'.ll‘lrl' ( l' “.3151; “’I'Il
in n I|I<lw..1r .;.:.,Iiu:l. if it .I I: in :II
lads. Ill'll‘”l"5‘ mm' ill 15 ’.l 12mm j.‘ In: in
In nuxmlw w. .' II. l.» ”r rmum. '.I‘;‘-=
ll I‘il éll’ti known I I ~. :vtIllaH a. I;..I:.,I=IsI:II
llII‘l‘iIImI-IM To.
limit I l' lino
llu‘y will I" wr-l up I lll’.'
l1}'.lll til .I: lemll Ill"?
urt- plIuIl. In? It.) tmrc um i ~:':I...t {All
III-Inn Ihm m..xll.w‘~:.x pom! ml 1 it is r
donut lav IIm!.II.SI ll mum ‘llwv :m
undo nu ll!" wow l-I'lnt'ipln it? :I ulmn-ul
Ills‘l'lmm: 'll..~ llillt' Illt‘nlujvil “lllt‘lt
tlzlw‘ Ill' l'v'l‘l‘I' I". a ‘ LH II lilli- its lw In If
jlml ultim- llII lull“. 'I.. I. .In‘ \I‘Ill III'IYI‘
llw no r, any .*;I III: lulu mfiil ’I maximum
point ll rum; III. I! Ila .Ilornmmrhr ;.
brung‘.’ mum . alder vi! mu . lilo no t'I‘ut‘}
will ullt'nigf irrtfl'ul‘ll II I. aw» Llw lmih.
Illll t'.lll‘l .: ..; lt-l Mun -. ill you‘ve Ill“
Mile-l II lull”. I? lm l't'lwz.‘ lwz'llan ll l'I'II
all": I-ll'll .I’ [luv hint“ .- M or now it
Iiznl I’lll'ulllilul‘a‘ll III In l‘iirrflifl IIIMII lla-
|\ ..
m IA ~
Iit‘”.
Wt'll. All I‘ hung lu'mmlil I‘Ii‘w "Ill‘ldl'ti
llu- llll"l‘t'tltyl',tl; In. hiltlhlfill I'ml.’ lrIifI'
bulb.
Til-l ll. ‘I'.l’| !::~ '1 fl tIi'Il II|II lull II ~I‘l» I }
nitlo in tho \x. II, -n at to ”ovum. or up}
IIIIIHIII'HI Inflation in tin nun-nun on,
'I lit“? lil‘l' llt'nt’l‘ltl Ill III-Infill . ‘ til- u” ii't',
“purl, all the not. down the null. ,\ mo.-
III II' (16“I’X‘III« Ill lth “I ll new-twine '3” mill
Ittw. and or worm lln' mmv mm um "I
How it I-Iqmnd for the Inn III. '1 lm IL. r
mIIIIxI-It'ruIIrelum-rt II Mid Iulml ”II II IiIlII
vtwl tort! uni-Mun nit u w‘lmlIa—m and lot
tlwmlwol l’ltltlt‘l' ow mm; m lltt I't‘tlll'tl
tiny an lI-lt ll; ”I: mill on world
ItI-é Innml I'Iu‘ till I summoned the
with flue III llu III. III I: Ill-I llrt lIIt'II ‘llc l
III upprmwiml. II III-In llu‘ wit-I MIMI
limo IN )II III“ II II lard ”IN the has our
oped about I Ileww l'. lor «wry .‘m low,
with It wry enroll )‘l 1,. w litll‘lt‘ iIo-rmo.
IIellInl‘ollIII.Il~I “momma I.»~ Iliwlqlltulon
what one week more in whioh to pay ,
your oily turn. I“?
For It reliable
Illlnml,
Prompt-mien
Fire
III-uremia
I'olto'y
Gall
0th
TAYLOR A “OI-till N'I
i I!
xv intro .
Dried Fruit Salall
Evaporated Apples,
. (I
I
(I
an. Lawton a. no.2: South nain Street
Prunes,
Neclariues,
60
5c ’
80
pound
It
I!
\\ ill This Week Inaugurule.
EDWARD STREET!
-5
Special Sale Summer Fabrics!
Ewpet'iul I-ll'or: Ila-I llt'3ll mall" to show tam t-hoir: e. nttr .Iciite :.,' IIIII,
pnrtnII-nt.
OI It W Afillt’; ”ODS S'I‘Ill‘ l\
in In err do
has the prettiest pnti urns to It» found. and IIIIIuv ol them cannot be duplicated.
Fm an et unploot low ptit- m in tin-we good», WP IpIoIe om-
good quality. at on pet um! and I pun work Imam It» per yard.
\\.- hate plu'IIII lllll’t'll I: to m, M to. wide. to line IIIllI drt‘a‘nt’h
yard.
ll. \l 231 ’I.\'l) illill’l’l) l VIIEIIWICAII
in men. w. .IIII II and t Illllll't‘ I. all Nylon and lll‘ltt"'.
\petiul salt in Irtdiu rtIllrmI wals, .II .I. ‘n blood l! i In.
(II It Ill)‘~ll~.l' \ sun K
vultl \\ llll'
prime,
IIIH lIlI-l JIH' at. 0 during“, in! imlinL: wry Ilnrk tam and m llltllltl I'.t-Il
t holoo t.- alt-clIapeI-m. .I: i» ': l :I: .mnml Ii.’ l- 24 per turd
>px~rtlll
u p: tir.
5‘ one": woman.
EDWARD STREET.
pvt‘l'illt‘d,
t: we
I‘Ixullllnv‘ Ilit‘lll.
Uuo i use tut: II, tlllillrnu‘n‘. I‘unl Illut’l; rillln‘ll V'Pllllllt‘w'b limo. III I” lltlll l‘! I ‘lt‘
IORWAUI, COIIII.
(lots with dirt, (lust and foreign seeds m them, )
makeuunliolcsomc load. and no one how ng rc— ’
gartl tor the health oi their animals. should use
0; Its sold at :1 lower price than I sell, are >
interior in Ipxalitv, no charge being made Ior screen-
I buy the best and deliver to you in the hush
them.
lll".
condition, and mv price is as. low as. an} one
legitimately sell the same grade.
l5 Marshall Street,
Buy Oats That's Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
Ilz: u. I II “~- It . Il‘n I A»: ) hid! in.
Ct'lll
South Norwallt
”it’ll-Sons pn‘ommpné“
lllllilllllilllll
both in Deet
and lieu Ity «It Ftnieh.
lllllllllltli
aux-tux mm Standard of Excellence!
IAI'KW‘V '3 PIA I l.\\ll"I l 1-. POI. TIMI F8 «to I‘n. Ill
ml and butt I Irewr. lutmhn II: It! all urchin" tum work It ape. lolly.
I. M. JACKSON Photogra pher.
53 w." 8!reet.,Norw.l|\. C!
SOCIETY AN D BALL
. . . . . PRINTING.
AT THE SENYINEL OFFICE
a0 FINER caaeoumz‘s In Iowa!
N
'i'll.\.\’ 'i'lltlnlj I“
0 R T I'I’S 8
PM“ ‘Hllllh Mlllll‘
‘IUM
III-IIIE
UDIOI
TWENTY YEARS AGO ARE STILL 6000!!
G.S.NORTH, . . . .
7~ WASHIXH‘I’IIX SI‘III-IIC'I', Flll
I'ut'llom-flm Iwu‘ made \\ -\‘, LN :I- Emu.
NOTICE.
In—
. Photograper.
"I‘ll Nllll\\'.\l.l\.
To Whom It May Concern.
The undersigned have placed the agency for Norwnlk.
South Norwnlh and, Vicinity {or the colt-brutal Cm“ lord
ll. & ll. Special lnvoajle II. or II. and World Illt‘l‘t'lt‘S with
In urrllzuainu
Do
I‘. W. RUI‘II‘: RS, 1‘.) \lainb
BEWARE‘I
no) «I III:
:Ilm'c (.ytlcs of any but Ill‘
.ll'Ct'l’, .\ul\'.’1lk.
v
lllllluirizmi
agents eea that the or maul Litltll’y number hm: not born Ito. and
IIIIlI .Is the go: Imnlct it .IiIiIIlIawo lroIn all lIincl es win-o the m .':In H!
It Is been imam: ml with or removed.
BIGEIMW SI L‘OWSE CO,
New ling. ind Agents, lltmuu, Mass.
Clearance
Sale.
BICYCLES
At Actual Cost.
t-l‘l‘ .
Refrigerators I
I3 Ibszm'Naus. 25c.
Oil Stoves.
,I3 lbs er9 Nails, 250.
Lawn Mowers.
l3 lbs Wire Nails, 250.
Best Hose Made.
l3 lbs Wire Nails, 25c.
Pitchiorks., Ilic each.
I3 lbs Wire Nails, 256.
Pure White Lead, 3525 cut.
I3 lbs Wire Nails, 250.
Gemstock, Watkins
8: Dow,
1” WASHINGTON STREET.
E. THOMES,
SOUTH NORWALK, or,
Successor to the late. George S. Bell
& Co.
Pile Driving l
Estimate Ytlrttlelml for
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
.g.. E w...
Foundation Pile Driven.
mi?) ‘Plll
YOU CAN'T DO BETTER '
MILFORD A. BIFFII,
Thu II are Your Orders tor
- Manager.
Print-
ingl
TWO ‘ NORWALK.
At tho Sontlnol ' , I .-
Oflloo. STORES. SO. NORWALK‘.
.M .... _ ‘0‘" -..-.. __-__._ .-.._..., . W
forms for Decoration
May 29111,:Iud procure
as they will/be Closed
Decoration day. By
order 0i
Comstock Brothers,
(110! lilt‘l‘fi,
CAI SOUTH MAIN 31'.
So. lorIIIIIk.
A Relief! “ W ,
To most men's minds to know when- Io get a good,
:IbSIIlulcly last Color, serviceable serge suit, made to
order for little money.
We‘ve struck it right this sea-
son: bought last [all when the woolen market was full.
Result~
Men’s Serge Suits, to Order,
$20!
In the rcgularcmrse of trade these suits could not be
sold lor less than $25.00.
WE CALL THESE FLYERS,
untrm'su THEY $151.1.
so FAST.
Special Sale Men's Moltlol llalbriggan l'adcrwoar,
mine, 4m, at
256.
Silk Garters, eight shades, value 254', Lie.
I’ l\' I‘ll".
With every Negllgcc
Shin, a pair of Bali
link Cufl Buttons.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothier, Hatter and Furnishcr,
lllelleoIIeIno Ilotel Ilook.
South Israeli
()peu every even'uz until 9 o'clock.
SPRINGANDSUMMER 5H0 ES!
AND
Where You Can Find Them!
In buying shoes there are
FOUR Esstlt‘llll. POINTS:
THE PRICE! THE ITVLI!
TI'II
F’ITI THI WEAR!
in buying our new ttoclt, we made a
specialty of the above combinations.
G LOVE R’S
All G.A.R.men who",
will need new nail:
forms or parts of uui~ _
day parade will assent-
bio at Comslock Brag,
on 01' before Midnight”, . ,
what they may requue, .IV
Norwalk Chronicler