Milling. o! Beets place.
‘ with high honors lust
~m j *galsoolleueonSsturdsy
m odbpatch announcing his selec—
tint: Win the department of
Winth- Wilmiuston Prelim
tum, Wilmington. Delaware.
WW3. Smith and Arthur
”Walden, We work. today, on it e new
MW. A meeting of the dis-
9 trio! ha linen called for next Friday
3 , Ml. tomes what kind of brick shall
he Mott the outside of the building.
. o. " ilsouhss sold the John De-
vlaeplaoltollartinn. Grace. 0: East
m "who will occupy it himself.
“I Willi shortly build on a farm
Milt! John (phonic place. East Nor-
. M MIME. Benedict was greeted
Ibyverylarge congregation. yesterday,
inths Avenue Methodist Episco-
palohm and deliversd two especially
Ween-mono
w ShPu‘nl'a' Mission Sunday school pic
1&0.th was to be held at Cedar ls-
land on August llth. has been postponed
.IuitilTuesday. August me It stormy.
am» 19d: ~
Chutes H. Aisthorpes’ pet dog was
killed ill Riverside avenue. Saturday
dignity amiley car in charge of Con-
*W?. H Miller and Motonuau Por-
We. 1
,m audit:- Theodore Spencer. Miss
Nellie Spencer and Harry Rose, of
Brooklyn. are guests of Mr. and Mrs
:DavidA. Bose. ofEast avenue.
I!" and Mrs. Arthur Plait returned
“it”. last night. from their wedding
sour. and are residing at the corner of
East and VanZandt avenues.
Hill Lena Beers, of Henry street. was
run intoby another bicyclist, in Greg-
ory Ward. last night. and lif'!‘
_". wheel was badly damaged.
> “twillinmd. Robinson. of East avenue.
I" entertained mini G. James and
. family. of Rowayton. yesterday.
Milton Elwood has gone to (hone.
m, where he will join his wife and
remain about two weeks.
Iii Etta Brnodsge, who was hurt a
V month ago by being thrown from her
mole, is able to be about again.
I 3.30!“ King and daughter, ilru
‘ Hey King. have gone to Miller's l’luce.
L 1.. to spend II low dsys.
Allen Wood lost a valuable horse.
yesterday afternoon. It died in the
barn and in its struggles did some
damaueto thebuilding.
Ilrs. Pierce. of Auburn. N. Y.
dmhter of the late Dr. Hall. of Nor-
walk. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. it
larvln. _-.
Ire .Bloberd L'Honimedieu, of lioI
wayton. whohas been visiting here. re-
turned to her home tinturday.
Hlu Anna Warden. of St John ave
nae. hat purchased a new bugle bicycle
oi the For Cycle company.
The‘iienlioker club will go to NIIuvoo
W on Clpteln Glover's launch l'eurl
tonight. for it olaiubulte.
H. mm.“ New York city. in visit~
ll. If. and In. Robert .losolovuhy. of
First avenue.
a“
A can was born to Mr. and Mr»,
Niel Wood. of Fourth avenue. thtl
line Irons Remington. ot ttIIlquI-III.
ll tilting Ill! Hillel Benedict. «If Enid
m.
”new Book and bidder company
I“ krill it! regular meeting tonight
m Ullie Brooke. of New Haven in
m lite Bis-es Kent. at (love street.
«I. -.....
. v.0. Mae and lsmiiy. of East
WI went to New Haven. today
A ow
WW went to Weston. today. on
I“ m booklets": party
m ”We will lead the hp
m tabs- III-III»; tonight.
I I. ma den. {w fifteen years.
"Mm
mummMqu-I
Wt Ion will shortly remove
hum present oilleein Wail mm
“ firmness door. new mupiedhy
Benton. John mom will
I a hotel in the building new
, by Br. Bluheil. using the
' leer as a Issues-ssh The hotel
thfiltasl’mfleen
I Mil Mill. lie m
Emperor William receives his salary
quarterly in sdvauce. The money is
thrice counted by different reaction-
aries at the national treasury. and is
afterward placed in a number at
strong boxes and carried to the royal
mail wagon. waiting at the door be-
tween the troop of mounted gendnrmes
After the load has been placed in the
vehicle the Ministers of Finance of the
empire and of the Kingdom place lllt’
seals of their respective otllIIIIs upon
the door and III-company the Minion-I
of ”III royal household in his earrings
to tlIII palm-II. IIIII mull wagon, with
its escort of geudurmIIlI. following lIII
medletely behind. Not until the
money is actually deposited in the
vaults of Emperor William's Berlin
palace. does the Minister of the house-
hold slgu‘the receipts. which un- made
out III the llllllll‘ or ”Wilhelm ltex"
and "Wilhelm lIIIperutor." respective-
ly. one-hull of the sum being derived
from the treasury or the kingdoIII of
Prussia and the other from the treus
ury of the German Empire.
Two days afterward the court fune-
tlonurios IIIIIII-leI their pay. but. all
though the l-IIIIpIII-or IIIII-IIlws his eul-
III"}" in IIIlvuIII-II. IIIII one of the em-
ployes is II'IIIIiIIIHI" fIIIIorIIIl. so that tho
EIIIpIIrmI is pIIIIIItiI-ully always
months behind in tho pay list of his
household. The only IIXI-IIption wlIiIIlI
tlIII lIlIIIpIIIIIr mum»: in in the furor of
his I-IIIIson. “how personal allowance
of {Simon pIII" lllllullil 'III' paid to her
quarterly in IIIl\"IIIII-II.
.\I no grout root"! in Europe are tIItI
salaries so low us that of Berlin. lIleIry
servant. high III" low. is I-IIIiIlI-II to II
pension ut'IIII" “Inviting ill the royal
household for twenty years. V
IIIII-I" :IIIIl lIIIonIII the IIl\"ll list rII-
IIIIlI‘IIIl III" IIII- lIIIIIpIIIIIII" from llll‘ ll‘l‘flal"
mgr of the IIIIIpirI- IIIIII than of the
kingdom. lil‘ draws from the \\':II" “0»
purtmeut full snlurins for tho Illn'IIrIIIIt
lltllllill'y IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII lIII llSMllllt‘iA .\.~"
t‘IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIr-'III»IIlIiIIl' or the army lIII is
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llt‘l inrhiI'l of this III tout I" gllllt'lll
IleiI- b has ilIIInIan-II IlIII llL‘ m to stI"lI
lIsI-lt' IlII- 'lI-lb' Ill lIIIIl_\ II; 'llltt'lll of
his Mainly. “home no IIIIII roads in
the gIIzIIttI- IlIIIt lIII lI:I~ IlIII~ lIoIIoIIIIl II
rennin-III in tho IIIIIzy. “llt‘ III:I_I" IIIIIII
it for ;.'i':IIIII-Il that it IIIItIIIls :III IIIIIll~
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addition in his lllI'Hlllt‘. II” ”III lllill't' us
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mg. IIIIII IlII-II took out her l-ll pIIIIIts
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llImIIW. .\l‘IIII' llIi< pork or all “In;
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IIIIIIIIIII to III- :I IIIIIIlI-l III IIII prrh-II!
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did not IIIIloIIg III IIIII IIII whit}:
the prison IIlIIIIIII IIII III"II IIIIIIILI." tlII
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fill L'l'illlllil". llllil Idl IIHl-IIIIIII)‘ :Ilnl
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hum of IIIIIIIIIIIIII-x.
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mm '!
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sltIIIItIIIII, llllll IIIIIII do IIIII ”Milk in»
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old “UH"ll uln- t’I-III-Iv IIII. I III" you.
”win- gut in ltllsill' ll' litvi' gr! ”III
atom of the Morning Iluwl ‘l‘IIIIlI.
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Ilnm llI-IIII llnIIIIIllII ltil‘ his autograph,
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lltIII'
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'l'ho young IIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII-Il:
"i new not. I Will" to In“ your IIII-
Iogmph in order III not IIIIIIIIIy eunuch
to buy it?" .tilIIIItII I‘IIIIstitIIllIm.
hII lII IIII IIIIlIIg
Ethel “Well. Jimmy didn't blow his
brain-- oIIi ltlli'l' all III-IIIIIII-I- you N"-
fuwd iItIu. IIII prume-Il III Miss tin»
lightly y‘IIelt‘l’illly."
Maud “Did he? Then he must have
got rid or them In mow other way.“
London l'llllt'll.
lit-ImomtI-nl IIIIII Wealthy hither lln
you know. my nun. IIIlIut IItIIlIIt eIIIItIII
my would do for you?
liobert~l know what It has done for
rue. father. and i respect you tor lbw
latte. Lita .
om
three _
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mmnmum W
W by Interesting features.
Rev. John B. Lawrence. of Glare
moot. N. 8.. occupied the pulpit of the
South Norwalh congregational church.
yesterday. and delivered very able and
eloquent sermons. In the morning his
text was from John xv. it: "There
things have i spoken unto you. and that
your joy might befall." MI" Lawrence
spoke of three great principles. faith.
hope undlove. and said they were the
most marked and mightiest potent pow~
era in Christendom. Where these reign
we are destined to liud happy hearts.
happy homes and happy people. The
speaker omphesined the foot. that only
by the Christian law of love could IlII-I-e
be any looting joy. All Ihimrs in
nature seemerl to praise i'wl. and we, on
living beings endowed w.I.I II~.IIIIII uud
intellect. ought all the more to praise
him. The speaker’s remarks possessed
an added interest from the fuctthat.
whenabov. he was a member of the
church. und many of his former assu-
ciatos were [resent The rilertory solo
by Miss Annabel Nash was “The King
of have My Shepherd In,“ by Gounod.
The musical portion of the service was
i“ charge of 'W. ll. lluIIIiston. of
Umuge. N. .l
South Norwulk Methodist.
lint". William ll. Thomas. of Lynn.
Muss . a form” pastor of the church.
oeIIupiI-d the pulpit of the. Fast Metho—
dist. Episcopal church. yestetdoy. in
the morning he prom-bed from Psalms
cvii . lizl "They that go down to the III a
In ships." Lust IIIght Mr. Thomas new
II clear and simple exposition of the In".
“Come and sec"—5t. John i.-tli. He
said: ‘INIItlIuniI-l‘s objections to Phil
ip'e invitation to come and etc the
Messiuh were just “my IIII would spring
from II candid. honest—hearted men (If
today. As Philip IIIIIIII him three tests.
so we have three tests today whereby Ive
'IlIIIoII the truth of fibrin and Christian-
l Ily lint tlIII prinIIIpIIl one is the lost of
l p IrSOIIuliIxIwriIInmI. The brightest lights.
the brIglIteI-It minds"acknowledge Christ.
and “1‘. uIIlIlIe Nathaniel. lIIIIIIII heard
the IIIIIIluriIII: rI-pIIat Christ", but the Isu-
preme test l't‘lll-illih today the personal
test." The lllllhll'ill IIuIII'IvIIrII were
pleasingly rIIuvletIIIl
Seutli Norwulk Baptist.
ltIIv. MI". l’opI, of LIIII. Mam. who is
occupying IhI- Baptist parsonage in
South lllnin stII-IIt. llllh‘ month. pIIIuclIeIl
two interIIIting serumus in the South
Norwalk Baptist church. yIII-Ierdny
Norwulk Methodist.
lit-II 1’. A. ScollI-lsl prI-Iuhnl to our
Reasonably largequliI-tu-I-s III lIItlI sor-
lv lCPFi in the Norwulk Methodist church.
yostIrIlzI}. 'l‘lIII mormug Slilljt‘t'i was
“The [Iiwpurnble (,‘IIIIIpIuIiIIII." IIZIIIIII
ing subject, "FItilIIIII and Huron.“ lll
Christian \Vork. "
l
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.\ groupul nIrls on :I ~lI.IIl_II pin/LI:
ltwu belIItIIIg “WT some light llt‘t‘lllt"
work :IIIIl the other reading :llt‘vllil lll
»I'lt‘iil'. l'lilllil’l’ll tones, The writer" saw It
,and wondI- rII il why it IIIIIIlI alli‘ll ."In (IN.
and III the some llult' III) plI IIIIIIIII an "iv
'prI-ssion lint think ho .I" om ll do you
ésnII II sunlur group III llll‘bt' «toys oi
IrIyIlIng :IuIt ltllllcllhll if there mr'l
such .I wont [hero ought to be» At
least it was It IIlIIIIIgII, :IIIII do you know.
squmIIr gII"l~. It won" IIII' Illl)’ ‘Il rrstlut
,lllll un attractivepicture that ilII-I" ".IIIIIlII.
and thorn wn~ II mm or ol-l-lIIIIlIIoIIIIl
,Iiomcstlcity In it that wr-I vI-Iy I-lIIIrIn-
ling. .\ IIIorI to the who ‘H IIIItl'II-IIIIII.
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tww rI-IIIIIIiiIII- ll“ IIIIIIII III
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stud,
R. H.
PLAISTE 0’8,
43 Washington Street.
80. NORWALK , CONN
VIII-In Luanmo
, ., ., No.2
,— D R V G o O D s I oazzrrr-z BUILDING
At Read 5 . STORE! ‘ ' rsorswat.tr.couu.
TRISTRAM' & HYATT,
Annual August Clearing Out Sale.
lt‘ has been our custom PV" rv season to close out all kinds of summer goods sometime in August In wim.
9‘” I" " i‘ ”H ,V would tiring. We have started this sale corlIer than usual this Seasr-II :Is no have,
lines of full guwlh to arrive which was bought In anticipation of the advance' In prS ca
which was sure to come. Sale will commence Suturd.Iy,.lIIly .i‘- We me Itiuu
a low of the many bargains which will be offered.
Shirt Waists. House-furnishing Dept.
Wehnv: maI’ IIup (Illl'Slthk of >11 rt waists into four ‘ .
bpccml pncrs on detlllll'frfls; prices I‘m in two
Selling Towels
at
Old Time Prices.
Large lines that we are still offering lots as follow
at it“... 19 and 2.’ Bath towI-lIIIIt I . .I .I - .
the ”Innate. ”I“. mummy“. lA‘i‘l ho). I, ”'3.“ 25¢, former pncc 5m: to at on 15L Jurtitmcres rcd‘uccd .l.” 9,.
The new teriil' has started liIII-u buy- .. I. 2,’ I. 5’36' .. :2 75“ to l (H 25o I I. .. '5”
lug unlike anything um wecuu roumm- . ,. " ._ 73C' u , , ' '5 i" 1'5). 50‘: I. . .. ’5‘:
her—furiously. We were carelul enough 4' I “U’ I 5” m 2 U" :5: 0 I. I I. 5 ,c
to lay in a generous supply. and that separate Skirts. .575 I" I. I- I m’
9 . _ ' ‘ " ltlt)
$35331“;th gzwnx'orknn. to your ad 7110er ”th skirts. . 9% .I oo “‘ I; 1.. 3 W
tlur advice is hasten your buying as Lxlru qualxl)" crush Skins' .1 25 S 00 4 00
. . .' v , Linen skirts broil ll and navy stripe, insert 5 quart granite prescxving kettles 258
much as possible. .l‘he big lots we lug trimmed 2°” 2 “ coffee pols, .
Jam in at old prices are beginning to Pluck figured mohair skirt 7 gmcs 2'00 Granite IIII stove kettles, 3 g
allnwllwln‘cly selling. Black serge skirts ., 50 “amp and I I bbtning ll‘llll Ilrs, i lly tumblers il;ll'tl
Black brilliantmc shins. 2.73 l r '"bl’c's"
Black bri'liamlnv, figured and mm, 3 so :buf.“ " F‘m‘m's ‘3" 0"" 'k 5‘3”“ 2 so
Tooth preparations. Colgate I\I (fofs Cotton Dress GOOdB. 3 “ “ “ “ " 4 | 0
powder. lot-cuts. Paste. illceuts. ltluce ."\ll of our ligurI-Il lawns, g‘IIIIIl IIIIIIIIIIIIS .‘tllIl 2 quart \VlII". e Mon It. in [news 5, ‘35
Bonnhe~smallli centsmlurue. 3": cents. regular 12 lIZt.‘ IpI;IlItv. 5'2 P" i"! 3 L .. I 1";
Napier. I‘m. Comfort. luv. Mrs. Still. All of our tire orgaudtcs IIIIIl mulls, regular l " “ " I "A
lililll'o, '33". Dr. Lyon's. l'Jl. ULSheI- 35c q'lbllllt‘r, ll l 30. llammut ks‘ ill C051. - 25
field‘s. like. RulIt'oIInI. "loo. (TolIiIIr's
lllII. Listerlne. 75c. ListI-rina Powder, ..-__..._____.___._..__. '
"No. B IviIIII. 33c Sozodout. 5.3.2. The
Norwalk, Connoc event
I) III. Indoor" ..-I ..IIIII-II Gazette B‘ l' d'
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TRISTRAM d HYATT
SCOFIELD & HOYT
Big Midsummer Reduction Sale!
Thin Dress Stufia
.‘I'IIIH ."I ll) Hl-l PI If IIIIIIIIilII"
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(,‘rush suiting. tlnr lionagnl IIIIIIIh
suiting has been tlIII “hit Nllllt'N'llMlll.”
.\ material that does not crush easily.
and makes the most stylish and best fit:
IIIII: skirts ~12 and "15¢ a yard.
SIIIItI-lIgIIIghauIs In the llt'Wt’M p‘II'IIls,
Stunner»? A variety that covers IIIIIIry l
llll.\ \\'lI.li.~'.
l “I". lll~it‘.tll1IlIl:lI‘.
WHITE SKIRTS.
,. IIIIIl $f‘lttl,
. , , 'I . lltllUl‘ whim I‘L‘II'I, - l." ml l I ;’
IIolI IIIIIIIIlIlIIIIII"IIlIZII Mylo In lot h plant and , "h" ‘ ' m " ,
l , I- IlrIIuI-r h"II"Il\\"uIIIl I‘ltlll vllll'l‘, ‘l
I" II-IIII'
ll I-It xi ..r'll’lt'llln :IIp II):|llrl"~~' s! .‘aI
.. _ . , 'Im I I III I
I. and "Joe IIg‘anl. \\II lIIIvIIII t n x ' ' “'
YthIIrleIIR II"II.IIIlII-r I-IIIIIlIIIIIIu
lIIIIi IIIIIIlI slim \vaIstIIfi'rIIls tlIIII season. '
I-IItIf‘II- tlII III III lIIIIIIf
O'~7ll5'A'
S Ilrll "."vI'I; Ili nliI-IIlIIzIIt >1 ’fIiII .‘l,
The l II Illil' III our rI lll' 'IrIIIIII« an M
lit""llllHZl I.-.I.II.
lmportnl IlImIty. hunted and stripe I.) : Li“ [1‘ I.. "" "
lli'éilllltW ill llllt' III~IIIlI~I| Illllllly. (““43 .I pp tl' lIIIlI"ooIII ~IIII~ >‘ 3.‘ .. r l l ’1 ! 'I'II- rlllpl‘tl III"I;.IIIIllII~, "w. 5 ll ”HI Slillliliu'. Illu'tl'h'
IlleIII. full If: iuIIlII-s \vIIlII. III" quality '1‘”: m‘ , | I" ""11" ’ “t '3'" l "I' 3‘“ lit" wide for 7W.
for 1-3.".tyanls lilpll‘I‘I‘lll :ll~l'vli§ll unzri .IIII. i. IIII 1 .\li‘.~l.l.\' l'Xlll-Ill\\'l"l.\li. x.)|‘l|px"
H I. ~ ', "‘vf'\,» . .., I"Y . .. " . I
Fretu‘lu‘umbnc. (fluids that usually‘ 3:21! (l;::;I:-I\:INNHH m! I” "5mm“ ‘ :':“l;‘”l: {it I lit iI.Il II. I .ll' ...I III ”XII: 'lIIilll‘l‘ill'l. IIIlIlI- l\ Iii tI-Il IIitlI little
III-ll illundzoca yIIrIi, now my: III 5' A I " m" "‘
hlrllwrl :InIl figures, 21‘.’ inches wide. llllt‘l
sill; t'IuIshI-d fabric.
lipnmteuithcolerulnuIlwlIItI‘stripeII - - . - - CARPETS ' ' ‘ - I
south Wurth I W n yard no“ for 101" a “e have In stock over one hundred and MW dull-rent patterns ol Carpets \( hole-I1 with
on!
’ «Ircntcst C(11L‘Ciill and ex amine our stock. It is complete
SCOFIELD 8: HOYT, 83 Washington St, South NorwallI, Ct.
llllli'li IIIttIgen qulI relIIrtn. II lust lIlnIIk
with our or two rulllIIs, lllllllt‘ In the best
pIIssIblII IIIIIIIIIIIr. always $11!", now for
The “tutorial lllHlll‘ "would run! that
touch
:rt‘.
Wedding and Society
‘_E__Z_r_I_graving_i
The D. M. READ CO.
likl huhlII HIT.
Tl. c Sun. incl (on "III.“ Idler III-lureuwnte"
din},I lll\llilllilll\ .IIIIIIIIIIIIemIIIIts‘ Falling
lageuus I invader.
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I pf'll‘t‘S.
II pJIllt‘S (lCSll'llli' engraved wed-
I".IrIls" NC at u '\pl’(ll Ill .
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T lit lIiI'leIIsI gm in mi wIIIlI .Il pines but .I very little
of pflttlllli" We shall be pleased to show samples and give
SOUTH NORWALK
oston Store.
lld WASHINGTON ST ,
.‘Illl ill NIHH‘I'AMI'.
Table Oll Cloth.
ShelfOll Cloth,
Table Linen.
Napkins.
Loco Curtains.
Shoetlngs.Hammocks
L adies' Muslin
roux Underwear.
(ll'tllll'fi lIIll hum llll’ A
libido and put up.
If I I I . I I ' W , .’ . , . ‘ . . .
INI.\(II\ .IIIIl bAllb WIll IIII |\i pIoIIIpt. .IlIIIIlIoII. Awnings
WII lI'IIIIp tilllltflillll in stock.
IOUTH NOIWALK
Beston Store,
GEO. R. VAN ILSIVII, Prop.
It‘s “‘IlhillMll‘uN :41". Mum .‘I‘HHWMIK.
” ”Reich Poul Gravel
oouaeunow I“
First-Class Hotel and "Restaurant.
Lndloa' Hoao.
Gentl' Hone.
OOfltl' Working Shir-ta,
Oonts’ Underwear.
Lodlen' Trimmed Hats.
Sailor: and Walking Hate
At Reduced Prices,
Dreaaflooda. Notiona
.; ................. .IA ..
New York Millinery Parlors!
II urn. III'II “and.
During our firm week ol skirt sale we were routpellI-Il III rI-pchIIIlI
and add u more complete line ol
Skirts and Jackets!
Our Skirts are sold III greatly reduced pow.
Goldberg’s New York Illllnery Parlors,
I. JAVVI. son-mun.
Coupons given envoy with every 15c purchase. Coop on will be drawn
Saturday, jun: 5.
Shore Dinners and-Rhoda Island
Clam Bakes!
DAILY conceals Alto etucme.
esaronnsscs III suoIrosIus msnsoou sen
svsatss
Roton Point Improvement Co.
Advertise in the Sentinel.
Norwalk Chronicler