A petition is in circulation for a
specialtm meetiagto eutlituise end
lustrnotthosaleetnuhtopurohesesam
clout lend unearth division line of
tbotwo oittssaspoeslble.upon whiohto
ereotatowubnllrlinu.
The funeral it! the late Mrs. Harv
Vollmer‘wes attended iron the home of
- her kn. William Vollmer. in Union
‘ street. yesterday afternyoufliev. D. If.
Seward emulating. The pallbearers
were eu-llayor Christian Bwerts,
Charles Gaugwsre, Conrad Becker and
Theodore Knapp. The interment was
at Riverside cemetery. \
Bob Filamentous and his big specialty
company will appear at the Grand
Opera House. Stamford. this evening.
The electric cars will run after the per-
formance. enabling people on the line to
witness the entire entertainment end
return home at an early hour.
~30“ shell crabs. lion. a doz. at
llayes‘ market.
Rev. F. A. Gondola. pastor of the
Norwalk Methodist church. will return
home about the middle of next week.
Should he be needed before then he will
gladly return at any time. Reqneets
for his services maylbe loft with Charles
Tristrnm.
The funeral of bliss Hannah Welch
will be attended from her late maidenee
in Concord street. tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o‘clock. and from St. Joseph’s
church at 3:30 o'clock. The burial will
be in St. Mary's cemetery.
The South Norwalk Fish club will
hold its annual outing tomorrow on
Betta Island. and the members expect to
have a glorious time. The members
and friends will start at 10 n m.. from
the Fish club‘s dock.
~Lateat fall derbys. C‘Brien's.
gregalional church enjoyed a fine moon-
light sail on Senator Forris’ yacht Eva
L , last night. A landing was made at
the Norwalk Yacht club house.
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Company Dmet at the armory. last
night. and packed impeach. "iy
company. with fifty-three members. ill”
move out of the armory promptly at
6:30 o'clock Monday morning.
A number of brand records of the
Public Acts ‘of the state of Connecticut.
passed at the January session of turn.
aroready for distribution at the cities
of the town clerk.
Thomas Powell has moved from
Gerard place to Timothy Brennan‘s new
house in Reed street. Thomas Tetlow
will take possession of a portion of the
Jmnse next week.
«Leave your order for lleli Island lob-
sters. Saturday. at liayee‘ market.
The reunion 0! Companies 1. l). and
the band of the First Connecticut Heavy
Artillery will be held at Torrington.
flrptomber it». All comrades are invit.
ed to be present.
«Alan‘s and boys' golf cape. ()‘Brien's.
M
‘ The Some... 1’
Old Sarseparilla.
..
That's More The sates old 1
emapsrilla as it was mule and
sold by Dr. J. C. Ayer ”more
a... in on laboratory a n
diiloreat. There modern appli—
sacee lend speed to skill and
experience. lint the aerospa- 1
title is the seats old, temperin-
that made the recordwu users
V euros. Why doa'twebetisr
it? Well, we're much in the
condition at the Bishop and the
raspberry: “nonlethal. " he
said. "God might have and! a
better berry. lint. doubtless.
site. its never did. " my
don‘t we better the setup-ville?
We can't. We are using the
cause set N that rated the
ladieas sad the emw It
has not been buttered. And
since no taste ear-sperms casi-
wad out at nostrils plant.
we see no we: W.
0' course. it we were urchin!
sous scent emailed
we alight... But we’re not.
We're mklll the seats aid ear:
upgrlils cure the slut old
diets-es. You can tell it‘s the
some on he:
. sea-s it who the some all
the“ moat
Absolutely mu.
m WmJl‘fii-a routes 00.. lieu Tort.
The lilaisterlng Oink. of King's
Canned; 1, l’eaohrsA
4
AprlcOts, (3' ML.
ngldootpuueau usinee‘seeuoostsnoseventeen-nee"assure
e ‘ .‘
. union s canteens.
EDW'RA
' lawns. dimitlss. lappets. orgaudiea. and other summer stooka.
010” 0|“' quickly. fleveral lines marked down to. ti. 8, 10 and 12}
D S
Clearing. Sale of Summer Goods l;
m trifle-Hyatt ”"3“;1 ,
(Igiuhbeaesafie‘asunall
1c per sheet
”announcer
i my
9 ,. "o 535‘“ I
lulu Street
$§2¢..
marked down to
go per yard.were
D” hm. of wt Oonuresn- 10, 15. 17 and 800. .
tionfl church. [Rigid a meeting my; willlmtwym“ have had the pruning 'ltnlfe at work. as the following prince
atternoon. to make arrangements for s ' 50° m. new ' 25 mm
picnic. . ' 01.00 " " _ V Worm-5
'—Flour is advancing in price every fig: 333:“) waists. 75 $1.33
day. Friday and Saturday. Maud B. This is your great opportunity of the semen. ' - .
flour. sees on. «strong; best butter. - . ' lOOk like this season’s
m 1b., 5).: lbs. for ex; shoulders. mu ' .
“,4 hm, 1.... m... 9.. N, y_ a... » . g , and patterns, lost from
omen. EDWARH STREET. '
Thaw ‘ . ‘ W ' ‘
“mm“ W 0...... s sszrrre sunonto. ’ servant. court.
villas played bell. yesterday afternoon.
The game resulted in a victory for the
West Norwalhs. the score being 23 to 13.
~Fivemonlhly payments of $7 each
pays for one year’s tuition in the night
school, business. shorthand and English
departments of Brown’s Business ‘col-
lege. ,
The choir boys or St. Paul's church
are having their vacation. so there will
be no choral singing at the servims in
the church or chapel. tomorrow.
—-—All stylesoi nipinea. O'Brien‘s.
There will be no band concert on The
Green next week. as some of the mem-
bers of the City of Norwalk band will
be in camp at Niantic,
The basketball team of Company F
has made arrangements to play a match
game with the Merideu team some time
in the early fall.
The Willing‘Worlrers of the Norwalk
Methodist church will meet Wednesday
afternoon, August In, with Mrs. Thomas
Starling. oi Union avenue.
Senator and Mrs. Ferris intend.
weather permitting. to go to Uystcr
Buy today on the senator‘s launch, and
return on Monday.
Excursion tickets to the State Eu-
cnmpment at Niantic have been root-iv-
od at the South Norwalk depot. The
fare is #2 30.
The cutters of the literwin slit-ct shirt
factory hogan Work yesterday. The
other departments will probably start
up Monday.
W. P. Smallhllrn is now prepared to
steam renovate leather pillow at short
notice. at in! Washington street. South
Norwalk. .
mNatire spring chickens are luv u 1b.;
(owls. lll’. at liuyea' market.
” William Buttery. of Broad lliver. who
recently cuntlunu’d a market at o Water
street. will reopen the store about t-iep.
tomberli. ‘
Archer B. e‘lYflfllllflH. of West street.
took his class inlhe Spriugwood l‘nion
Sunday school down the harbor fishing,
yesterday: . p -
butter Currier John Haley. of the
Norwallr post~ottioo. iotakiogarluy utl'
today. Solutituto Perry is taking his
place. _. _>
A game 0! ball will probably be
played in Norwellt. shortly. between
the Deabnrfland Norwallr bar-tenders
-llon't tail to “mutewyour tickets for
the K. of l’. trolley ride."l‘ueulny. Aug.
17th. illic. A good time is anticipated.
The Norwalk Fire Police met last
night. but as there was note uunrnm
present. they’atliciurued until nrxt week.
The Kuwait Look shop will shut
down tonight for one week to enable re,
pairs to be made to tin- engine.
”Machinery lien Capron is calling on
customers at Brewster. Dime. Wasuaiu
and hillside. lien York.
4.. “W...
lienit impeotor Day and Assistant Ar—
nold inspected the National Hunt of
Namath. yesterday.
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Charles limit». of Daulmry. and NH]
Baldwin. of iisthel. are onesmpomd at
Hickory Bind.
ow fill tier-bye at O'flrleti’s.
uterine to ill? teeth lulu street. South
awn.
'l'ln last chameleon} the season to
liloelt island will be made aunt Friday.
um Motor-on. of little: nut. is
having so moisten bellsoalns been.
A wheelies- berateilsptaia and
tirs.JearnA.aenut.dllysmae.-
Leave your “til. it a .r tluily. Sun
llilis luscricri in paper tor. hundred.
Very Successful
that neckuiunr Sale. So much so that
another im‘oicc received.
’5 bows and ties 5c, 100,1 5c.
Worth more than double that amount.
A few children's '
Wash Suits
gentlemen
left; sizes 1
Straw, Hate
that were
You must order your
Sunday Papers .
in advance, to be deliw ml.
Prompt Delivery. '
(lily ililtl evening pupils to
be delivered at your
house.
Ollllfl’s News Stand.
to N. Mats Smear.
Fl R I
I NSU R v
ANO I .
For a r- ll llili!
Liberal.
l'rtunpumyutg
lt‘ire
Policy
Call
on
TAYLOR O OOLDI’. N's
Iollsble insurance Agency.
it wwlllflfl'l‘llli tl'l‘llllll'l‘.
heath iiumll [3. ttilt
A‘VI-Ilt
Greater
Than Klondykel
Why invest your tnuuey
where the rciume do
prod on chimes? A
course in business or
shorthand in
Brown's
Business
college
in: a valuable investment.
Call or write.
w
The W.A.BENED|GT co.
WASHINGTON ST.,_ SOUTH NORWALK.
the equal to suits sold
Ladies" and ‘
0U
\\'c challenge a comparistm on (goal
i, -l-, 5. Just one-‘mll' price
the manufacturer We buy null sell
you the (-1le benefit.
50c, 75c, $1.00, all 25c.
Bargains in Clothi‘t
WE OFFER ARE NO HUMBUGSI
~ ‘ No sweat or slop shop goods; no old “’96” stock fixed,
:1th and correct styles, and A1 in every respect.
Wc'cnn prove to you that the CLOTHING we are off ,,
superior to any you can buy at nearly twice the price. Eve,
WE DO IT! Bemusc we how: no millilio men's profits um
$2 and $3 Pants, $l.50l sh and $5 Pants.$3! Get. l
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stock, but brand new goods, 1897’
our doctory, right up to (late; strong
at $10, $12 and $15. . ‘ j. .
R SALE PRICE:
ml style {or any clothing nearly double thcprice we hell.
1 losses to make up, but get them direct."
strictly lot rush. thereby obtaining all rebates and discounts; an ,_
ity :1
‘fl_ ,./
Comstoc
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. LOOK . .
ll hen you buy gram at a price WlllCll .
. . \
common sunset 0113 you is cost prtoim
look into it carefullye-“There’s a negro:
ill that woodpilo somewhere.” ‘
, There 35:1 legitimate living profit tackol on to} .
/ f everything we sell. else he could we Clilel. liut‘.
you pay noutore than you ught to,:tnd got good. /' .
clenn'graiu and full \Vt‘lulit
’ Buy Oats That’s Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
l5 Iershsll treat. South llorwellt
linen: l. iii-1: :. .t' {av-ray Ritalin.
-~—.. pn- _ , “r w.
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1 1:4,-.- Wigs ..
soomrv AND nALt.
.....PRlNTING......
AT THE IENTINKL OFFICE
* dPENINGt
OF THE
NEW MODEL GROCERY
Saturday Corning, August Milt.
NEW STORE!
NEW 60005!
NEW PRICES!
We nlmll lllllll an lotrtulmuorv 3
CASH SALE!
may I Potatoes. not: bushel. loo half bushel
lilo-'5 Mean baited bolus. he
7. ti. Ill and lot!
Flour. but.
Firm. Washhurn'a. lvbi.
it‘lonr..lomn’.lsbl, one Milk.
Fat-iii. 1mm no “it ‘ ~ l hi the gallon
me . lid a pan ages.» anus won an an
“lithium“. “W. ”in“ am. p w 3114‘
time. High 'l'lmt'l soap. tiatmn or llahhltt‘n, w
ll proud pail oottelerw. one A no pautsue washing pond». :to
“will". we A the package trashing mutter. fin
CLO”
to Preemie Granulated finger.
lies lb.
Dear. crummy Intent.
7 lmuru me your Mummy orairr. lll‘ill‘i'a to he delivered taken '1"! ii tl’ulurk
Mummy woolen. Home infiuiurtiay'orooltm aura wotltenew «sot-u umlrr tiu- gm
light. No iinlsuuauhm min. 'l‘lm mini limo y imiumplutlm ‘mu'tlt— mm it,
troll good thing» only. WM elmll oililtmvnrlurlrtatmw llratulmu “atheism-ping. ll you
tenor. turmoil youunadultltermotnlmapus any tlmmlitemt. ion: an anxious to
aiiltthnpntmlst mtiwytmmin millet. 'lneuu ie‘eumlieut meant.
. eases.
l
Mai erase. Q‘Hha's.
.s‘em'. ‘ ' W”:
k Bros
Two Storey—Somali: and South Norwnlk.
' 25¢ fancy silk hand bows,
, 25c silk garters. 8 colors,
m S.MA|N STRE‘
South Norwalk. Oonnr
IMILFORD A.OIFFIN. fl -
”.BARGAIN'HUNl‘.
Should look out, my this spam every evening, as this is
"‘ Bargain Season!-
is: fancy seamless hall hose.
$2.00 close roll umbrellas,
m .
cur PRICES!
(in all so mmcr gmnlsns our tall goods srmrriving and we heel} tom
Upon every evening, until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS. The Tailor.
Clothicr, Hatter and Fumlaher,
Iahsolteats lietei Bloch,
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Have Vou Lookout
Through our “00“ M {mtwnar’i it marlin Your «will! i . 1 ,
never nailed upon to punish thmmulm Wasting hurl shoot
my. lt'elllm octagon sluttg teatime trip in weer a pair at m.
titans which attract every poem llil oimusut oi curator-t. Tim“ 7 p
more palatal than a sum. and moat norm are mutually: but! share.
for tumour means perfect tits. luau wear. loader-ate prim. and .
Glover’s New
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. Lorenzo Dibble.
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Norwalk Chronicler