t Allllll limits.
’ this Tonight. ‘
shredded at the annual
night in the school
the reading of the
of the last meeting,
. the district clerk.
:the annual report. It
from last yearning”:
the collector and in-
mking a total of $325 -
etc" were steed); toi-
‘Ofiottimtotalot $223-
, ... on hand of$l02.40.
"Treasurer L. W. Doty
“with these figures. Col-
Gcrham reported that he
mmmoi 31,088.35.
. ago. and $857 in»
.Gorham' was highly
by Marshall B. Tolles
Warden for his
All reports were no-
estinx then proceeded to
‘ofllcers. Irving Robinson
- and Charles I. Selleck
'-. For committcemen
mains votes cast; Dr. F.
‘ twenty-six out of forty—
8. Banter-d, thirty-three
L. W. Duty was re-elected
‘ vinlr thirty-nine of the
east-:31]. Got-ham was
W himself, with twenty-
fifty-three. and E. H. Gum-
:got of forty‘t we. The chair
‘ Ind H. V. Carr. Upon
.Tollcs.a
It perfected list waslaid,
Int. 1898 Upon motion
.thc committee was em-
hM'row $00. if necessary.!
: adjourned.
orwslk mochool commence-
will he held in the East
me:
“Caprice. ()p. lll ,
Ra
TIMI Belle Sherwood.
Rev. A. J. Smith
.t James M. Smith
Mutation,"
“tum E. Finch.
I ofthe Ancient Romans,"
III! B. Decker.
Wt Time." Van de Water.
Miss Annabel Nash.
Ernest W. Yoongs.
lifinpsratition.”
Bessie L. Geih.
' '14“ in Siberia."
. Mimi D. Morgan.
he Angel,"
I. E. and L. D. Ainsworth.
me Ability to Do."
.‘ . Howard J. Welch.
' Ind Valedictory~"8panish
- in the liuited States."
. Ms A. Memo.
“hi-Dun. Deon Son."
.3. P. Morgan.
A. 8. Gnutbsrt, D. l).
vd diplomas—
Ohol'lss l5. Benedict.
is to be held.
for tho Million of
two assistants and a
hoard will he held at
Vanadium Book and
in VasZandt svsIIae.
night June 70h.
m. ant-I. in r. e.
"m- in! so!» in
.. when ha will
”i.
”Wt 01 m MM"
“WWII:
unconscious-II
Mancini and Muslim
mummies
o! the district for,
. Island. today. '
:Tolles received twenty ; been visiting at the residence of Captain
tors Herman Theile, ; 3,000 persons will attend.
tax of webs"
irecovered from a prolonged illness and
latartetl west, yesterday, in the interest
Episcopal church, to I
E : Buckmaster.
; South Norwalk‘ Congregational church.
.went to Brooklyn yesterday. to attend
'31 essay—"Witnnd Humor " i the marriage of his brother. Robert ll
‘ Stanley. the well- known baritone singer
lSonth Norwallt, yesterday. calling on
‘ir tends.
3Mass.. sailed today on the steamer St
; Louis for Europe, to spend three months.
. Line steamer Umbria. which sailed last
' 5 Saturday. was Mr». Calvin J. Snyder.
Rubinstein:lmked to Liverpool. having procured
vflszlett will be married at tit. Mary's
lpamchisl residence. tonight.
Gabriel. \,,_.,. ,.
let her birthday. yesterday alternmn. by
lenterlaining eighteen
om’or‘eu‘r and
Other Folks' Wands.
John A. Sister. superintendent oilin-
Norwalk Iron Works company. and
Miss Ours 3. Bartlett. were quietly
Ihsrrlsdthls sltsrnoon st 8 o‘clock. at
the Winthrop Hotel in Maiden. Rev
E. E. Randell. rector of St. Andrew's
church. of that plans. perfumed the
ceremony. Only the relativesand near
friends were present. A reception fol-
lowed. and Mr. and Mrs. Slater boarded
a train for Washington. where they will
spend several days. On thelt‘ return
they will reside in Seymour place. Booth
Norwalk. ,._,__
8. F Gardiner is in New York cIly.
today.
The Afternoon Whist Club will meet
with Miss Osborn. of West avenve. on
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Lena Born. of South Norwalk.
has returned home from a visit in Ho-
boken.
The Misses Anna and Geneva Decker
will entertain members and friends of
Sherman Commandery. U. 0. G. 0..
tonight, at their home. 25 High street.
Norwalk.
Rev. J. H. O'Donnell. a former as-
sistant priest here. is visiting at St
Mary’ s rectory. ,
William K. James Hubbell. Mrs. A.
W. Merwin. Miss Mary Olmstead. Mrs
George Taylor and Miss Alice Merwin.
of Wilton. are guests of friends at Bell
Mrs. John Rose and son. who have
R. M. Rose,‘ of Isaac street. have return-
ed to their homesin Dayton, Ohio.
Town Clerk Herbert R Smith will
leave for the South next Saturday. He
will be gone about three weeks.
Mrs. Lillian Sherwmd-Newkirk. ol
Norwallr. will sing tonight at sconcert
to be held at Dr. Cnyler’s church in
.Brooklyn. It is expected that about
Mrs. W. A. Curtis. of West avenue
has returned home from aweek's visit
in Brooklyn.
Charles M. Fitch. of West street. has
of a lumber company.
Albert Kendrick. of South Main street.
has gone to Boston to work for George
Walter P. Stanley. organist of the
N. Foster of Danhury. was in
C. lninx Ferris. of South Norwallr
and Dr I". W. Brandow, of Pittsileld
Among the passengers of the Cunard
her ticket through Jacob M. Layton.
local agent.
Miss Katherine Burns. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Burns. and (learns
Miss Allen A. Plan. dannlItet of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel .l. Flatt. of l-llileIeth
street, celebrated theciuhth anniversary
of her young
friends. All enjoyed themselves. and a
«he nomhesrsal oi the Bust.
carnival. tonight. owing to.
‘ ~ t exercises of the East !
The rehearsals will‘
this week at the East
On Monday afternoon
4 will he a rehearsal st
and on Wednesday
mun Music Ball.
of the East Nor-
' take charge at the III-syn toasting to-
lluo supper was served.
Won by Gubbin‘s Colt.
The Epsom. England. June 1-—
Dcrby stakes of Odom sovereigns.
by subscription of ility sovereigns each,
{or three year old colts. to carry t2“
pounds. anti Illlles 121 pounds. was won
today by Mr. J. ilubblu's brown colt
(laltss More. by Kendal, ml at
Mennonite.
Juniors Take Notice.
Ilwlugto the sudden death olii'I-ault
Britta, the entertainment of . the
Union Christian Endeavor society at
Knudsen Hall. which was to he held
this evening. will be postponed null!
further notice. ‘
Asked to Icing Quotations.
The Christian Mallard! moiety. of the
Month Oonmstlonsl church. It!!!
memo slain. Members are suited to
bring quotations. either from the lllhls
as from authors. which have been help»
fol to them.
W to Mun Away.
Leroy AdssIII’ horas started to run
away In Valuation attest. yestsrday
and went as ths sidewall: In treat III (I.
It. West's stun. whsnlistrssston
not! before any damages was done
,ccptetl throughout the World as rcpn-sonlw»
mi! hit ill
mimryo the planting of the potato in
Enllsnd. ’l he and hmught from A merino
by Sir Walter Raleigh was ilrst pluntcd in
1597 in the garden of Gerard. the botanist .
For 200 years the use at the tuber was com
float] to the uncalled higher classes. it was
not until the close of the last tentury that
it became a common article of fund among
the masscs.'1'u the hupmvement of no
other vegetable has been gin a such solicit
one study. in “this respect tho l'ultctl
Slates has taken the lentl.utnl tlIuI'IIrlquI
sorts which have originated here are ac—
tive of the highest attainment in unnllty.
rapidity of growth and size. In autuu Ill«
"cottons this has lull to the loss I)! Ilistiuo»
tire .llu‘virr and texture, as in the rim? oi the
Bermuda {mum Through the near rul use
IIl' llw M'Pil II! ”or curly Inrlt "th a. the min r
new menu in litrmmln has outlet-gum- a
radian] chumzr. 'l‘lIc nun-it oi llu' lit-mint.»
within “as Illlt‘ In its tlrm, tins". waxy
tlrsh, IIIIlIlI Iu'IIIllut-lv tuluplhd it Ltltmr
talII {arms of I ulluury treatment.
The substitution of American sued ll: I‘i
ooruplctt ly changed its quality. so that
now, in tIleIll'It and timer it is Ilw sum-
as our early varieties. The clients In“ I-ultl—
vuturs appear to he directed toward the
product ion I)! u pnt.~.lu [tum whit: h iirm-
new and aluminum Ixi’ ll: ~ll an: Irlilninutml.
and III the sulmlltntiu: I of a dry. "illlt‘l‘y
.rIIIuIiIttI ”fly. l" on u rly tlII rowan a lllilrkt‘il
difference between a lli‘W and :III will pour
to, but mm. apart from the color and tor
lure of the t'illll'll‘, it III IliillI-nlt tu distin-
guish the one from the other. .\'II univqu
so] has iIcI'ouwilIu limo! Ilu'sm'tl IIl' Ann-r-
lcnn varieties throughout ttwtvcrltl that
IIIIlI through the mlnr of the skin. IlnII In
(lll'l‘l’l‘llll'lll mil l~ it possible in thin?
wiwtlur upelmn is grown hm or in a fur-
uign IIIuntrI. ’lhe lri lI rulIIris Imported
iatIItlIlsI-mmtry {or tiltt‘t'llll tun-s. Sumo
amateurs think that no I‘Itlwt' l. lit to bake
in the skill. Apart from its lIlIII'k unwr-
lug (luv to tilt pmt north in \IlIitlt ll. is
planted. it in nu ways Ilitlt ”H from Hill I'. t
riI-tlts. A law Hints nun. lIIf ll'l \IIII Pli' on
seed “as so IIn'II'Ir-ullg. Nut luyul in he
land. the irisll potato. l'iiiwl'll from what
may he I-nllrtl notin- I‘lIits. was noted fur II
qpm'iul savor mu! li'INll'l' of limb. ‘l‘lms is
no longI-r the mute ~—NI~\I‘ York Sun.
. A III; llrirlrur I‘I-Ii.
'l‘lII' int-'pnllult Il ritirx's \‘(lm uIIiIlv a score
or nun-uni" hut-saw :It tv‘rrillr Slit‘l‘ll blunt!
the sawdust trim-us rings lunv lu‘rn musitl~
mud {or general inn-I Ilu- 'Irmet skillful anti
plt'lllflrsqllt' lllzr‘ii‘lili‘ll lit the wot-ill.
An illill‘l‘i}' III-Ir and fur more IlllllIn'Jl
problem in driving has recently lH'l II do
visit Ii :IIIIl satisfactorily spiral in i is'rnmuy,
'l‘lII- new driving frat llll‘lllill'fi all llwtlllli
I'ulticsui lht' l‘li'I'llH trick, lII-sttlt's intro.
IlIII'iIIIz Bl‘Vl‘l'I'll' cntirvly III-w iI-IIIIIrI-s.
Tlll‘ {Int ls I't‘llilt'rt'il spm‘inlly IlilllI-Illt
by I~InnlIining the Illilil'ltlllr~ of “thing
I’nnr llllrfl'ti .Ihmm unit that u! managing
:I II-ry t'lllllKitll'il IIIIulI-m. ’l‘lw YIJtlll is
llllllil‘ up I)! It‘ll bur-M. 'l‘lu’ Intuit-III is
I-IIIIIpliIatt-Il lly llllz‘lliilu t‘mtr lIIIr-I'salI-I ml.
to lwgill with. “ilh n l":IIII of Ilm t‘ lanrsw
in from of ill“ rm! Iv‘lli'l“ill.lll‘l_\' l. :1er
illi'flt‘. and :I Villain lwrst'nt llw :IIII'X ul’ this
curious pyramid.
This l'I’lllill‘iviillJlI‘ tmtn ‘Ivats Ilmlwtl lzy
William WNIM of Vianun mul by him
Ill'lH'll rI-Ivrntmlly. llI- has pI-rI‘IIrIna-Il w \‘
Ilml l'I'nts In itIIlI'l' driving with l‘l‘i I not
llt'.’lll"t‘ Ilw Nuts! 1‘: r Hi I}: rumnv .‘lllll lin-
l'llllii Imr IIl .‘\ll~ll'l;l. :Iml ins T'i‘l't“l\l I! lhl’l
:Ils irIIIII lIrIllI lllllllill'i'll'~. 'I'III' "l'l'l'l.’ lll;i'll‘|'
I-I qtmv tin-mud Ilitllvult f. .It of burn mun-
~lllll in lln' w'rrhl.
'l‘ltt' tllllli'llli it" Hi I'nnll'ttllllm is :l llama;
llfli‘lll'x‘il‘ll lII Iltl~ way quy 10 rImlilv IIII
IlI- rstnm! l‘tu- ItIsInIII-r of tin l at» -I- in
this Inst isi' ill} lb “‘1‘! from Il. I~ Ilrntr s
lmx.
'llw strung. mum is i'IIllillllli‘il with
right reins. '1‘va twins are mrr‘ml t-I rut-SI
«It (If lII-ru- ..I ll: IrIII-ssutl IIIIrI'II-t Mr “I .
nor not only I-untmls this van-lupin Ht'il
mun iu I-trulgltt Ilrhlug. but low ~ unit-l
MI in main ll\t ring ii in the lurm II! Ilu
ilgIII-II II. —-l'IuI-v-'IIII ~ \\'-II LII
Herman llwI-Illng. ,
’l'hI- IIIIiIIr Hit» of limiting. u llilil Jena
urn-in I’lllhi'I‘ltllllli'llllllil lnr llll‘ doubtful
hunnr II! luring tlu' realm- of livrmznl ~III-
IlI-nt Iluelitut. III Ii :II‘Iug. II Imt a day
puma-I that it do: l is Mil fungi“. Sm lung
since ii iiilfll‘i With more or lI-w s- l‘l‘lllh
rI-sultI Is'I-rt- fought tluru Milan 'll inure
'l‘lu- I'Pi‘lll‘ll at Juan is .‘l with”: tho mun
lutllulh of time.
”isl‘ltlt 'I III‘ \IllzllAl R. xx. i'l:(ll'."\ll
I"III I"!. aim l .\.I II WIT _
Ent: -.I. It I'III IlinI- llvnnti LI!» w! \'«t
mills. in I-IIII Ii Illw'll l. lit-“I "wool.
Union-u! “III! the
I‘Kllilul ll « ll'l "l! l II VI m
In this I-uutl VII IIIlJII~tII.,vIIt IIt illv l'r-I-
Mate will” In .\'- It“ Ilh In tlw "Ii lat I-l‘Jum‘.
lsli. III 'lm in: it IIiII- an um. um! that all Int
m In IIIII'IIuin .I lll ‘lll‘ l mlIIlI IIIIII be to --~th n!
”In W ~.-Ii tlII-IIIIIIIlninlIIIt I IIIIMIIw'tlIE - who
to lm put lMIII I! III II in II ruin I lIIIIIIItzn 'lll' u-
lat! 'll til hull! Ill ill'i, um Im-Il HIIII'II Hit-In. II
MI “I" sign Inml til HItIl \nlwull. "I‘Illflhi tlu
plum wlInretlI- whims-I'll Ins! due". a! l» .Id
III-Inn dam in ! ltt nulhl IllI Ila) ul‘ .,lIIIII-
tam.
ll AM it. umnm .IIIII. .lmlue.
IIIIIIIIlIl-lrnlur
.. ’t’ibll'c'
I’lfl'l‘l ill 'l‘ “I“ \Illlli’ ll K. M. l'.llIIlH'|‘ F.
‘II M”. .lunIII.. tlI.I
Wherem written up duvuihiu has been made
tnihlsonurl let them mi-niunin ‘Wullfllfl Ida
I'llrlllltl IvrIttIIu instrument. IIHIIII In: the last
IllullnMertuounlatI ui .\'-Iraullt. in mid
Iiuttlct. Ilevoaset
llrdvred. that bull ! Itpulitulluu lti' lumrd nut!
IlIItIIrInlIIInl II! the Pro lill‘ilnl'til lII N-Iruulll.
am the all Idnr u! la n. hall. at III II'vlm'il
lI roIIunquudl mt public-IIutII-IgIlIurIu-l he“:
on in all III- Imus iulvrIIelItIl therein in! [midi
Ill llIlsIII'I It-I "lllll'W’IIItilIl'l‘lunlll“ vim.
III on in mill llhllll'l. at least some “you
l?” "M "M '4 A'It'i'iif‘lvtuiowulll. Judas.
AND
School
Supplies!
or ALL RINDI Kr
I. H.
PLAIOTID’O.
th‘ * Reed’s
vunv MUCH
LIKE
MAGIC.
The Yankee Strawberry Holler
saves crushing the ripest trait. and
keeps the berry in perfect shape
for table uIe. ancnts the un-
nary Wil y.
sways the fly in a cleanly tnann' r -
ktlls, but does no. crush it. Anoth-
er Ioc convenience.
japancsc Moth Pa kegs - too
oalIu‘n paper.
requires proteclien from moths.
We only smothers tlvc moths, but
iahricsei all kinds. Purifies the
lecm, only 3 cents a cake. Lar-
great .‘lll'l best calm til I leaning pre-
paratimt that we know (.l. N th-
ing else as good {or the price.
rI-In Luann}
small sheets of double strength tar Silks in India. Foulard and chiaI; one lot Printed lmlias. n Ivy and b'ack ground, all silk,
For anything that Special value in black satin Iluchess 27 inches wide,
Black moric velour, the latest thing for skirts
Hammocks, all kinds and all prices.
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
i No- a
D R V G O D D 5 ‘ GAZETTE: BUILDING
STORE: l uonwaur. cots-I.
TRISTRAM 8. HYATT,
- . - . SHIRT WAISTS . . . .'
. Again this week we have added new things to our Shirt Waist Stock. We show all the latest HOVclllCS
t-lmsant sailing of fingers which as 500" asthcy are 0‘“
accompanies boiling in the unit. We gUJranIcc. “can: showing an 'cndlbst variety of the choicest cflccts in Front
0 Ir waists are made 3.0 fit. The workmanship' Is the very b-st and our prices
orgaudics primed
Li8'" find "EN. easy dlmlties. canvass clo'h linen batiate, lancyluppels, stylish plaids and white !.'I am, lawn sh' rt waists «huh! I:
to handle, and perfection in opera- POIM. yoke back detached collars. all me: patterns, ~ 5! C.
lion Most profitab'e Io ants lll’ll Lawn and Percale shirt waists in stripes and figures. light and (lllli COIJI'S, 75c
you can possibly spend. Black larvn shirt waists, dctac blackhcd collars, hoe
m“... Lawn and dimitv shirt waists, dIuhle frost, yoke hi: it do". och. (1 white colllts anl culls, or col
Faultlcss Win: Fly Killcr~dc 0‘ same material, 6' c0
Lace stripe dimity siirt wai ts in blank and white, navy and white, light blue and white, wi h dc
tached white collar and cu ‘ls. $1 1'
Also variety cistyles in light and dank colors. Collars of same material or white, soft
cd (offs, all at
and lanntler- .
lit 50
SUMMER SILKS.
250 yard
75(‘, it co, st 25
Nl-00
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT.
reiterates, c'eanses and tlésiniccts Special in Decorated Dfnmr Wa e to close out at the following lth prices .
7 inch plates. {0 mer price 8t so; price to close,
$1.00 dozen
.. I. II N 66
atmosphere. 5 “ mo; 73c "
l’mc Tar is an an i~rptic and Fruilsaucers, " ' “ 35C; ” “ “ 5uc ‘
preventive of disease; by its subtle Bone diIlICS. " l 50; 3' h " 73C “
aromatic tribulations it ptrmcats Egg cups, " " 125; " “ “ ' TS“ "
and purifies the atmosphere from Mums saucers “ " I to; “ “ “ (5t; ‘“
all malaria! and miasmatic ”PM; We sell the very best oi! cod; stove in the market. Will c Mountain lcc Crcmn l meters, all sizes.
Mason and Ligh n ng Fruit Jars. 0
Norwalk. Connecticut
.Gazette B'l’d'g.
American Yacht Soap for Walsh-
lug tine 2i!ks, kid g!oves,and all
Other delicate fabrICS; excellezt for
the bath, soampooing. and for the
teeth. ,
CIIrspicu lisl)’ arranged alum
‘0in are samples of :ilks that have
burn washed, that will give Inter.
trstcd persons on acme! imwltdgc
of what it will accomplish.
i no
[’attnt improved (” Irpct Strttt lI $1
{‘FS, the most ccmpletr: :mitz‘c ere-r}
uncle (or laying carpets. A room}
. nd tcmpcr saIing thrice became
—0nly 5o tents
TI) the largc‘stm‘c of Scollcltl & lloyt. 83 Washington street,
justmmirnl.
'lu: large display of this fathom “5;,"1‘13" y. H
llfllkl’.$ll and $2.75.
Twelve more silk I'alnnor cone-hes. at if» each.
Solid oak dining chair. cunI- sent. at lllh‘ Pfli'll.
Straw matting. at H‘ .1). tie. lilo.
L’\ in. sun umbrella lll‘lliy tn. !. at DUI.
"'I m. Lvlorin silk umbrella. at Dov,
”no more nickel bicycle. high grade. at $30.
lligh grades of refrigerators. .Itdl. IiI' II ilktlxétx
t is light easy tohandle and cheap at both Item.
SCOFIELD 8: HOV
COME
who are ()lle'l'lllg great
bargains in every department.
A New Departure
Hosiery.
Lilly tarri ages with b I Vt lo wheel $5 in
I hildrv .n s fut black nothings it no .‘I to s
l. I’ 'ycle whctl and tires and polo at pr ~ ..r- , pr? tor III-
l.'ultr.~e‘ rI-sulur mudn fast blank, ifm pair.
.‘I prs. gente' mixed half hose. [or 25C.
Silk Weists.
l.;I-li-:s' sill; waists, 5:: no, $1.75. 9.3,
Suit Department.
lml‘ws’ blazer ll! 1 llton suits in gray, illili'li and blue,
*5. 553.5". 3“. $7. $5-
BIcycls Suits.
Bicycle salts with bicycle leggings. $4 .30, *5.
Separate Skirts
in linens. I}! .‘u! and $3.
Chm-lord skin I, at $1.75.
Black " at $l.2l‘.l, “.50.
$2 .'.II_
int he:- loo.
['31 :I' and ion per yzml.
Umbrellas.
$1.33. Mi 5”. $3 7w,
Bicycle.
Refrigerators.
Carpets and furniture 3' $35.. $3. fink, ti.
,Noxt to the Popular Shoe Store of’I'ZIcodore
Olson...”
All the alien tum» are {mm
the here. out! there" In the House wedding and SOCiety
kct't lug l)t§l‘,&l'llllt’lll a llmity spul
in“ at do) a.
, Eflgravingl
The D. M. READ CO. I
BRIDGEPORT. I
The Sentinel can new offer inducements :0 parties desiring engrtIvI-d wetl-
(ling invitations, anummt'cmcnts, wilting L‘I‘irll“, run, (If a specially advan-
tageous Characmr. 'l'hehigllesl gin-it: of work at prices but a very little
inadvaucc of printin". We shall be pleased in Show samples and give
Incas.
IIIII i'hlllfl salts. psppc rs
lino Rochester chimneys.
no Mammoth liIII-hI-ster I hinInoys. "
{I hsudsoiuel y detmruted lumps. boat ltuclu
ester humor
in lelothes mils, till foam) hung clothesun "
to ruby glass s linkers. "
I. IIIsrpst sweepers. guaranteed. "
ll! crcqnet sols, ..
'9‘ H I.
If» some doors. “
no... _ -I.” mm],
In WM
former mice. to
to 2 qt. stew pans, for 100 etwh. 6 (lot molasses cups. for be such. [to 'klughatu tea p Its. tic; zoo kitchen knives, do each; ET
FOR THE lNDlI8.-Wc offer 9 doz Corsets. white or drab, a straight 50c article. for title the pair.
BARGAIN SALE!
Commencing Thursday, the l3th inst!
and lasting until all the goods announced III this ndvettucmcut are sold. will be held a grand \vIIIIl up cl cm in" out
of all the goods left from our old kitchen ware department.
and when closed out none of them can he had. They are everyone of them genuine
and worth anywherefrom two to three times the price asked.
The lots, none 0! them (no Icry largt.
Blil‘fl-llll price in until It! bazaar skirt lIIl'lllN. can be altered to
on " II- r‘illl any inrmor style. "Imuvt price $1.1m llartzaiu prim :1 .4)
2m .. " tile 1‘ not) iron inatch rains. ' fut 'I~
. IIIII stow. p liters. extra heavy. “ " IIII- .. “ 2m.
" 33.98 " " L?!) “ I .‘IIIII glass berry Ilishts. “ " its: .. .. to.
-- limo .. .. 40.: “ : IJI‘Iqt. extra heavytolloc pow. " “ We .. -‘ that
tile " " in “ : cum paporabost tacks. ” ” rm .. II III
“ 0|.nt H .. on.) " 1 In" jtudinicrs. ‘ “ " 1ro .. .. IIII
" (1.50 " H 7ro " s lilptt toilet sets. “ "' villi " .. U at.
" ”Ml " H title " i I! or «1 ft, irtltlluu bonnie “ " Into '.' “ Wm
slit: ” “ one " to!) plain white chins hone dishes for do each
.3 button dish mops. lor :lc each.
THE S. NORWALK BOSTON STORE.
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OOLDIIRO'I
New York Mllllnory Parlors!
II. unit. svutrl’suu‘m.
During ourvdrst week 0! skirt sale we were compelled to replenish
and add a more complete line oi
Skirt; and Jackets!
Our Nitlrls are Ivld at greatly reduced priest.
Goldberg’s New York Illllnsty Parlors,
II. “WI. suture-Inca.
Coupons given away with svsrv rye purchase. Cuupmt will he draws
Saturday, June 5.
ill Washington St
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ROTON POINT IMPROVEMENT 00.
Hotel and Grove Renovated.
GRAND OPENING DAY!
Saturday, Msv 29. l897.
A 3 Muslim Iii Ill-utilisation.
Norwalk Chronicler