Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 17, 1898 · page 5

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meat yeuerllay morning in mov-
ed rapidly eastward. crooning thé lake.
and is now moving out the St. law-
renee valley. 3t has produced dight.
local rain; from the lalte region at tar
south as Georgia and along the north
Atlantic coast. Quite a decided tall in
temperature is reported from the
northwest this morning.

Clearing weather and slightly cold-
er tonight; Friday, lair; winds shitt-

ing to northwest.

 

Pioneer Castle A. 0. K. M. 0.. will

hold an infirortant meeting Friday
night.

 

The Junior Auxiliary will meet at
the Berkeley street chapel tomorrow
afternoon.

 

Cashier H. P. Price. oi the National
Bank oi Norwailt. in teaming lo mas-
ter the bike.

 

A new hardwood floor is being laid
in the front haI oi Dr. A. ll. Baldwin's
residence in West avenue.

 

o.-

~75e and 50o paper ruluced to .n

per double roll. .l. 'i'. l’rOWltl's.

 

Chic! 0! Police Bradley yesterday at-
tornoon arrested Timothy J. Moi'arthy.
0! Dublin, tor intoxication.

 

Mrs. William Mulcahy, of Cross
street. Norwalk. will move into the
McChesney place in Wilton avenue.

 

The Norwallt Street Railway cont—
party’s sprinkler did good service
along their line. yesterday afternoon.

 

The commissioners upon the insol-
vent estate oi C. H. 'l'ilttle will hold
their that meeting May l2, at |-'. A.
llill'll olilca.

 

~Rodding bicycles from $25 to Sit).
South Norwalk Hardware company.

 

A Ilflit‘éll against the opening of a
saloon at 58 iii-him :lw-nue, by iiyronl'.
Mead has lit-PH soul to tlu» t'mlnly
Commissionrrs.

Welcome Strangler lodge, Sons of
St. (lo-urge. of Norwalk, will visit l’io-l
nor-r lodge, oi Bridgeport. March 2*.
and cooler liw degree.

 

Olivo limnch lodgc, No. lit. K. oi i’..
will t-olltor lilo second degree on one
ranvlidntr tonight. All lil!‘ tnmnln-ls are
rmpimtul ll) be turnout.

The Woman's Christan: Tempr-rauw
union will hold itn regular Weekly
mooring Friday at 3 o‘clock with urn.
it. 1'. Motrin, if, [my hill-Pi.

llotutlve Will-me. oi the Pinkerton
agency, was in Nurwalk ymtorday ni—
ll-rnoon. HPl‘llLll’lfi additional testimony
in tho Laznhort murdr can».

Mrs. Worthington t'hoalo, oi ilrmn
with. Saw» an interesting talk upon
The i’rnny Provident Society. a! tin
(‘entral club. Tuesday aitcrmmn.

George R. YauAlstyno and Ralph
Bradley haw sold their iillii't'iI-lulli
rating iltlitl. whirl: they built No
yearn ago to New York p: til-«i

 

 

 

—‘ All unusual pm‘iurnmnoc was that
of :1 young lady hill‘llihi. Vt'hnllt’ good
tone, illllilil'llliliy stylc and :llli‘i'i’ns with
the audience won- a potent lmtiuum;
of tho ymnihillliru of tho innlrumv-nl
within the reach oi Warmth as nail the
men. She wait Mite Ham \Vlntvre.“
Sun. Min Winn-rt; will :tunllii lhr
t‘atholio cluh tonight.

The Young l'ooplo‘n Society oi i'hria.
tian Endeavor will lend the ”rooting
at the Norwallt ('ongrt-ltullxmnl chat»
eI tonight. tillhiecl, Mary and Martin-
on Typo: oi ('hrllttlan Lilo.

 

The many friends all Lillian mm.
the favorite little contrnilo finger and
plantar oi Grand street. will he plum.
ed to learn that she in recovering (root
an attack of pneumonia.

 

Howard J. Smylhe has again til-cup
ed the contract to lurninh “Elli" and
concert music at. ltoton Point the
mint summer. it» till; nave tho
name orchutrn at last year. .

1m» 12.1". r'. A. lllhle clan will hold
its mull notation tomorrow night. led
by C. i“. llmdlthnw. oi Bridgeport.
Supper will he served by hire. .l. A.
Rich-nimm and Mn. Mire (loin

dealer tor imperial

 

 

and: your
Crown cigar;

The Golden ttuh- mm oi tonfi
Bitumen, oi the Firth. 1")1‘Millilllltli
church. will meet Friday evening at
1:30. with Mn. ‘llughen. t Mott ovo-
om. Alter the heaters: meeting ten
will he served.

 

 

John tinhlll. who won oriented Toes.
day night tor creating a dlotttrhurtt-w
in the Norwallt Rollo rate wen lined

. “ in the 'I‘own Balm It Norwnllt yew

terrier afternoon.
printed realm.

m normals: Marooned will

W W the nineteenth an»
Winn The no

Jane Gregory m

 

. ‘H ; "V I . . . _ .. , . "

Willem Baum. who no Norwolk
tome time no and went West. has re-
turned home.

 

worn scum lla- mm acme 'ihe
W. A. Benedict commy‘e fixtum
iron: the South Nor-walk Bolton store.

 

Councilman Burr looked over the
proposed Norwallt Hotel building line
with George C. bookwood, this morn-
ing. .

 

The trolley wire on Wall street, in
trout of Mn. W. K. Jamee’ residence.
broke tram its iaotenlngn this morning
about ‘11 o'clock, impeding trailic iol‘
a short time.

 

~81 paper reduced to 35¢ per double
roll, at .l. 1'. Prowltt'e.
t
Contractor B. B. Wilson will erect
a building on the north side oi the
Washington street bridge. just beyond
Chris Michel‘s, tor James Ghlotto.

 

 

Francis 8: Company are showing all
that's new in npring clothing anti
gents' iuruiahinge. Beet material and
true workmanship are embodied in
their goods.

 

’l’he demurrer in the cane oi Edward
J. Wadhamn against Attorney Joseph
R. Taylor is designed for trial in the
Town ('ourt, in South Norwnik. Mon-
day at it o'clock.

 

The reflection of the tire which part-
ly destroyed the l’alrilr-ld Runner
company's Works. last night. as told in
The Sontinel‘s telegraphic nerve, was
plainly seen in South Norwolk.

 

The Park club will meet Wednesday
evening. March 23. at Hillside. Light
reireehments will he served. Frank
A. Ferris will speak on Men'u Club's
for Dildo study. (or which purpose the
'tlt’l-i club was organized.

 

——Ruo shad. ltlc a “L:
tie, at ilayos' market.

buck shad.

The Endeavor eocitty oi the South
Not-walk (Tongwgnlitmal churoh will
hold a ('nlonlnl tea and call:1 rain next
Wednesday altr-r‘hoon and Ph‘t‘llillg. at
tho ('uloulal Cottage. Dr. ('olmrtt‘n
main-urn. in South Main street.

'l'h to was a large attendance that
night at tho mooring oi the Salvation
Army in tin! Men‘s Hall. The nun-ta
lug Was. in charge of tho Kolllilr'lty
.luiillut- Sinuvt» and ill“ lll'il't‘iillnn‘ row
.iwrwd by flu-tn Wrro wry Plimllt‘o :md
*lljllyl-ll by all prtw'ul.

 

The roads leading to places hour
Sorwnlk ar-i uow in lulu-h better (our
illlltln than in. tmtmi or this time oi
yi-ol'. 'l'ht- mud is poorly all dried up
and it little travel to smooth down
«mu- rough splits in all that is nvrdotl
to [titlt't‘ them in perfect condition for
Will‘l’linfl.

The can? of Aaron (l. Shot-Wood vs.
rizzrnh ii. Alida. nhlrh was to haw
iron trinl in the torpcrlor t'ourt tltld
tsrln, hm, gum» oil too hm, owing to
the illn. M oi Attorney .l. lio-ldt-n liorl-
Lilli. Another rit'io will in! so! {or trial
lutwr. Thi- l'um- has lawn in t")l"'l olmur
lilll‘.‘ years.

 

 

, Toulnht the i‘nlhnl‘u- l'llllt calor-
tnintucnt begins promptly at is o'v-luck
it promises to he tliif‘ of ”1" linear vrvor
ulv. n in thr- town. Tho» name; on tin
prtuszlnrmo are John J. Walsh. Hm...

orator: hire. William .i. 'l‘rnrvy. err
nranu; .‘ilttt Mic;- Mt‘ty Sherwood, coil»
Milli"; llarry Pepper. tenor: John
Willie. homo; Mine t‘lnm Winter».
hamlet. nml Messrs Port". Arnhlt-r.

“Will" and Morlhunao, in vocal deli-.-
_ \

lillih. 'l'ilu dull» mil ho ('iirrir'l‘l iron

the luvgimlilzn lo the 0nd oi r-tlrh n»

.'ll:ll.

 

Tho King'u litmghtcru' t‘iroio oi the
South Not-wall: Congregational church,
mu l.u—l night with Mn. N. l: i'nlnp«
h ii. in Rivet Northik. Th" lillllr
Sillll)‘ was mtulnctcd lly Silas Lydia
llziidwln. [luring the past motnh thr-
clrcli- hm taunt is to tho Arnuman lto
illi I'ntlllllllli'r'.

ilouth Norwalk in making patriotic
efforts in tho dirwtion o! railing writ-
lrlhutlunu oi Fill!!! and neemsarlw tor
l'ulta'e relief. In threw ondmvorw.
Smith Norwnlit in setting a splendid
example which might a'rt-tiitulily ho tol-
lowr-tl hy more pretentlmm rltlertw
Now Haven Palladium.

The steamboat Park City. which will
ply hrtwwn l’ort Jellerson. l. l and
llrldnatmrt, "non. her hr- -n lnnnchwi
from the shipyard oi Mnlhcr In Woods.
at Port Jefferson. l.. l. llapialn Char
lat ’l‘rmltcr will he in command of her.
and she will he the property of tho

llridg. port and Port Johnson Himm-
llmi company.

 

 

~i’roi. ti. 8. Rowen. the well-known
whilst-option“. can he consulted tr
hill «intro, in the parlor oi the Mnhuk
onto limel, fiouth Norwnllt. Toendnyr
tmmtemlolp.» Mumm—
lned truer

 

The long-etiolylinhed llrm oi Conn
stock llrothern. with firm in Norwllik
and Worth Norwallr. halt been silently-
‘ml. ll. it. mum. of Raw "Infill”. will
«million the imaim. stratum "with
stool: retiring. The change in mode
mt amour oi the continent ill health
or Air. (3mm. The iiorwnllt more
will lie under the moment oi tier»

 

mnflmmmttfl
m

 

 

 

 

WM. mmuo..mvoeu.

 

 

The annual meeting at the Woman's
club will he held March 24.

 

Sperial oervicee will I):- held in the
Norwallt Methodist church tonight.

 

Mrs. Hannah linocolt. oi Litthlleld.
attained the great age oi l0] yearn last
wrek.

 

The steamer Shale with liuhert ills—
hop on hoard arrived“ at Naples at ii

'n. in. yesterday.

 

The Rev. R. Iii. llorltlcy, l).l)..oi New
York, will pram-h in Grace church to-
night at S o‘clock.

Donnie llllnlil‘ttll iii placing a new
floor in Alli? building occupied by A.
Solmntls. in Railroad place.

“Roe nimd. to r a in; illll’k shad.
3r. at iiayes' market.

 

in Bridgeport all lunch wagons hurr-
hwtt orllorml from tho streets. 'l‘hl‘
reason is that all ’il'iligl-pfll‘l retran-
rnnt kcepors mmplnin that the wagons
hurt thclr trade.

'l'wo gamut of hush-t hull will in»
played at the Armory m-xt Wminradny
Herring. 'l'vam F Will play SI. i'zti-
rit-k's nlintp-o M New Haven and tho
sworn! tritm oi ("onlpuuy i" Mil tuwl
St. Joseph's pinyoru.

 

Surroyors oro- at work upon tin-
hilt’hnol Slowly prnpt-rty in Ill" inter!
--«t of tho now pups-r mill. Measure—
rnonts nro iwitli: made for tho propm—
ul spur trnrk and i'ullindli'a at line
"li’lfpilul'ti mat of ii": plant arr luring
grilotl out.

Wall paprr hunt: tor :Tw pnl' donloi-

I'll”. .i. 'l'. i'ln'd'lti'a.

l‘nconnilnl l'milltll-a for doing luw‘v
:m-‘s. grout Itillt'llllnillfl power. email r).-
‘N'iiblh. ion lllil'l.‘ nilvi lnlzll (nullity of
g. will. and dolnt: a flirilily t‘lthli it‘lfil‘
:‘lha art- llio- t'll'ttll'llis which haw o-n-
ll'l'i‘li into llu» sum-t an oi lhv Now V‘l‘k
Iirom-l'y company.

 

 

\t’. ll. illim . lurmvrly nl’ Norwnllt.
had an olllm in 5WI‘M. Wollam dl (No.24
hilli'k. Whirl! has llfill‘tlfv’fli il'j ilit'
t'llimlzo tlrv. of yr-sirrdny. ill: pm.
only. Dr. and M".-. W. i'. (illlua. it
iilfrki'it‘y .«liv'l, .V-nwnlk. lti‘i‘lhv'xi
their lirsl lilil’l‘ltlzliii.“ oi llw llt't'
'hrt unit an .eridluli l‘roto; dirpnttlr
in “I!” ll g'hl n .Milin- l

1‘00 LAZY TO LIVE OR DIE

the champion may Manon his Bent
Qualities

lie is a lazy than: he admits liium-li,
in incl ho rmlu-r pt'ldm himself on My.
iazin-sa.

‘ llraliy.‘
in too tum-ll troubli- lo llw."

Normally tho one-rtlon Mlfltl‘lismi n
largo numlwr ol' prupiv. 'i'hr-y :ulznlt‘
led that it with occasionally dllllullt
for n mall to live the nay he Wmllil
like to live. but. there worn, low luduml‘
who onion-ml to the- lri'liiitlt‘ oi living
at till.

Still the tlilll it to plotter.

"Why don't you die?“ they netted,

“Too much trouble," replied the lazy
man.

Why. you can lay down mcmt any-
where and die. they hold.

"'l‘hut'n whore you're wrong." maid
the lazy man. i! i lay down her.- in
tho e'rvmt the whom-m are that some—
onr- will catch me by the collar and
yank mo in my tool. and then a mlivw
man will come along and run ow to.
Think oi the- amount oi trmthlo that

ill‘ liltill in my one li.t,‘., '1;

Would he!" '
"You might stop eating." they nug-
nested.
"’l‘mnhlo. more trouble." he replied.

Somehmly would find it out. and Hi
have no peace at all. "‘5 earlier to out
than it in to do without."

"Shoot yourwti.” thny unrelated.

"Too much trouble to go alter a re-
volver. and then l'd have to he dodlb
in: around to lint! ll rillinmx to do the
jot) without harlot mmnlmdy rank the
pintol away irnm me."

”At any rate. ' they haunted "you
mu throw yunrneli iron the top ol'
home hullding.“

“Tm much trouble to rllmh up
it," he answered. "No.
there in no hope to.~ me. it I could
stand here and tell into allure i
might try. but until that can he done
l'll have to troop on tiring. it's hard.
very hard. However. it my oi you
happen to have a cigar lino a match
and will stick the cigar in my lnlmth
tum light it tor in». you may no on
will your Mom with the non»
totem at harlot: trim a motel
end My at that will have

to
mini lemon.

 

5.1). Showplace

in order to avoid ti

i liable fodder to you

For Poultry .

l‘ oloniul (Scratching l’mxi.
iii 0 fem].

i’rntt'n food.

{3 to. tend jam {

1 11). cans jam

 

RASPBERRY
STRAWBERRY
(tumor:

l RARPBERBY l

e'l'ltAwnnnuv 9 8C.

22 50. Main s’t.

 

Phone 138-2.

‘ in no other line is such strict atten-
tion demanded as in the grain business;

to disastrous results

entailed by feeding poor, musty, unre-

r animals.

We sell trulay so as to sell tomorrow.
BUY OKTS THAT’S CLEHN.

MANUEL T. HATCH.

 

A Gilli

preparing

li_E______RRlLLl
L___0LLEGE,§

that th

 

 

We give more value in the
quality at the lowest price,
ales.

est well tirade v ltrcl

ninety-thi- [nor will. of its graduating

Sililllilll‘llH National Reputation

' ' Foroutiirwot graduate mum-s
on“. ’ address the {brim lpal.
Department (‘.

 

IERGIAL HIGH SCHOOL

young: men and normal for liusintw.

Till-2 l" \l "l'
is “child annually plot-en m or

elm, hint grin-n it it

for high- -lt)ll(‘li nork.

M. A. MERRILL.

BICYCLES.
$25. $30. $40.

wheels. ()ll‘cring the highest
every wheel sold triples our

Sold with a guarantee that carries meaning with it.

1)) not class our wheels with low priced, llimsy con-
structed bicycle». as they are in every particular an hon-

:s't). thllWAth HARDWARE (1)..

‘2 South Main Street, South lorwallr.

 

7 cave A BIRTHDAY SUPPER.

Hrs Kory Per-one oi Harbor Avcnuo
Entertain- Friends and Neighbors.
Mix-t.

Mary l'orm: . wlvlimml

mm :lnniim‘wzlly w. ln-t lill'lil :ll lu-l'
home in iill’lu‘“ :w .1113 )‘t'r'i'l‘iiztl. by
...iefliug l rlllilwl' l-l . Mu irlutllir. ’i'lm

~up;~r one hitttll! on :1 tullllzlnth
‘llliiit' ivy. liit‘ Lil‘:lll'iillnlllt'l‘ of Mrs. l'or~
llllalltllwl and Ma [llll'i of low
gruntinuvlltrl'h wmitlznt; ntrllii it" yuan
mu. Mu tilt-r lumen» of tho tic-main"
lynx. :v with with mode by tho host»
on . Stil'llly-hlx \. itt~ of Sir-2 I’vr-
uniln' lilo linvo ill-ril phased in lili‘
home- in which "hr now Him. and all
liltr'l'lli unlit-ll in pushing lllnl mzmy
mort- year.“ may lu- lot‘ int.

’Vluri- tut-o torn m .‘tlru. .itlIllHUll.
All: . i'. lanhortnn ‘vlw. ‘1'. litmhcrton.

‘tlt‘v

.‘ii‘r‘. l., .iiti’krlltil. lit.» ll. thenrkrutlnm.
Mrw. rt. iil'riill‘y, .‘llr .lnn Pryor. Ill-v.
t', )l. :lr-llcrll, Mr. l. i'ryor, l'. llroill-

vrt-vu and W. Kcllnulr,

AN INI'BLLIGZNT 10303.
He was Excuoed iron: flervrco in
Way no Country.
A Wuynv l‘ii‘l‘llzl Jury was living
mnponollni to try a suit againnt a
ultrrl rztliwny company tor personal

uud an attorney was canto-
t'r

dnmunw.
inlun tho panel :13 to t'lllilllt’li'm'y
all.

"Who in your lunlnmsf’"
of it jolly German.

‘Htmmncmnker. lml my name in not
hurtnurt,” Wan lilo reply that out or»
oryllmly in maul humor.

”llnvo you any pi'l‘itllilvmt attains:
utrul. milwoyn’f"

"No. l hat on prrlmllrc mutant lii'm.
hot i don't like dent."

"Why? Have tipsy over dorm
any harm?"

"llii. day don‘t twicr You run oior me.
hot dry we; all .m- llrne rewriting 0an
no.“ and the juror extruded his hands
and :lntrhmt atom: in the ntrnmphere
with llln lingerie.

"Ito you think that your tooling
nominal SUN“! railway companies it no
moon that it might influence your
verdlrt in the cane?"

"Oh. no. i would do what in right."

he asked

you

a motormon n noon no you would that
at the plaintl "'
"Well i «onion: holler oer oi rim
tallest. romp-My one told m. too."
”linemen the tntlmony wan evenly

the other; would yolr verdict he lot
the violent! or the ”new?

”in not cm i wouldn't elm a m»
that the enter at ltd."

 

llu-i

"Would you hellm the teetlmony oi

balanced. that all trim on one ride all

i Route to the Gold fields.

‘ i’urlitlil". Urn. .“itl'l It i: Union.
'ltntr horn in e-lirli .tl Valmmwr liar-
in: he. trim lllv' nor domino-m (or one-
ni lilo t-tplorlnu expedition l.» sum
for tho inh-ricr oi Ala-m lltl‘ tho pm»
gum of wrintllllrlllitt', ii l‘li‘llr‘ to tho lull-l
.‘lolds of Alaska tltrulurh Aim-rimn tor»

tmy. 'i‘lw mtmnand will pmew sl linlll
filtztutmz' in Him hr [mm the rundwr
train at l’ymtulll limimr, nof lixlt'l’

Haul! March L'l. llllii tin llulmn trail
it iii no to ligtwmn. ’l'wo ililillll‘t‘tl rotu-
do *r llnlit'l‘ tlizltgi- of Mr. Kjoltmali
ulll lw mlwtml for transmutation of
lilo C‘Xllt'liliilill,

 

lllatrivl oi Norwnllt. m.
('uurt. March L’tl. A. It, was.
limo» oi Juno-u ('m'krrhorn. lain- oi
.‘Jorwnlk. in mid iliiiil'it‘l, tlt-rotmml.
‘l'iw l'mlrt oi l'rohnlo iur tho- DIilli‘ii'l
ui Nornnlk, hath llruitml and nllom‘d
nix months; from the limo heron! tor
the rrmlltors oi lurid estate to exhibit
their claim-t (or nettlontont. Thine who
ill'ttll‘l'l to mourn! their account“.
properly attested. within said limo.
will he dwharrl-d recovery. All pormus
lmlvlllod to Hold willie are rrtlltl‘siml
in tank» imrnwllulo payment to
JAMBfi Will)".
.tdmlnlnirntor.

l'rolulio

mi“. in l?

-'

ill-w W a hows-tn in 1mm! mind». it ie now»
am sun Illllllili wn- and We! llw mmlllt itillFV‘
pm i. ill iii! In“: till.

 

A Poor Article' is no Bar-
gain at any Price.

To.” ll-ewu.uul~ in tin prllu tr:,rtlmi you
will now tutml tiw v- mm out; r tort-mil

\lo lllitlitl’ which way you turn. lull won:
in all]; tn tum your mnmy will! xrultrr protli
moi milder-lion Mom )0” do to tide tomato
lumen,

 
 

 
 
 
 

'l‘wotnmudol iratmlutod Sugar... ~lt~
(nu-[urund llnhrlnll... ... ... . 44‘
line quart of ileum ....... . r..»

'onr tumult» Rolled (him. ............ lllr'
(hm-halt [would Him-d ( m 'Hlifiltlii. it.»
(lut- mnlul linking pomlt-r. ...... ...Jw
Ulltthli mndr’dlt l'ur. . .‘Jilc
I'm-lip o lntrlwe......... . ... ... .llh
t 'aite hilly lion ....... 2c
lloit limp I'llwdzir.m ............

Pnl'ltngol' om March or i
Package Royal titan-h, .
title-quarter [antral Power“
title unlllll be t. Frill-r..
the l nllurnhaln a only Jolly
ii :5":
Ihehtl tut-ire mom in it you want it
Traction «mono and It momma-oi full um

“rectum. m yum name} hark. math” but to:
«initiation-3 im

We lilmll he on hand animal with
the inlet Reed Point!” Multitude; aim
liml Pm and Lawn rim mt.

thlr purplwc in lo loll Wig: Mane
clamp on «manly-u else and .m- n prev
minim into

 

 

wanna

Outing Flannels

Special sale of

 
 

QUICKM SALES.

At $30.

PAINTS,
VARNISHES,
HARD OILS
AND

STAINS.

w..m_ __

FLOOR OIL
AT
500 per Gal.

W...—

Comstock,‘
Watkins
8- Dow,

I I: Washington St reel.

 

Donolbl deceived by the present leather

W lilltl' ll llnl tmr,:mul ,V-rll. villi that tiny {ill
wore! weather l‘)t‘l tor-um. ilvvihsr
he prcmrul and gut your

Corn and \Oood
B. HARRIS,

17 Raymond St.

l'nr Mild: oi frt'hll

HAY AND GRAIN

How been rwrivrri, will w ill be will at
il-lturtl.tl‘rlv pilot's.

—-Tlle Sentinel has a circulation
larger than the combined tirruiatlon

 

Ginghams and wO'a’mlirics .

Are going to he woruvery largely thieyenr.
show you a line stock of both, of the very latest «intrigue.
’l‘o liven up trade, we (rm-r today, one case of

Extra good quality and choice pom

Counterpanes, at 69c, 75c and $1. 00 each.

Very much lent-t than the regular prim

EDWARD STREE"

No 5 Gazette Building. \orwalk Conn.

 

 

GREAT RUSH FOR

claim Knocks

 

0! all the other daily paper» published
in Norwallt. and double that at either. ,

 

 
 

We have anticipated it, hill!

at 7c per yard.

SMALL PIO'III. ‘

 

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amt-null tor you whom .
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Speirs’ Road Racer for $35.00

in :~.-ult1 till; in. It r [tum luxury "1m itilyl |l~,

ALWAYS RELIABLE.

Eagles Crescenls and Syracuse Bicycles, iron $20 to Sit
FOX CYCLE & HARDWARE CO’Y

U) \i wellington Siren t.
"EVERYTHING FROM A NEEDLE TO AN ANCHOR ”

.‘ll‘ ll

 
 

WPRESERYED QUINCES

The Finest in the

 

fiMarket.

2| fits a Can,

‘Five cans for $1.

Preserved Strawberries, 5"

DELICIOUS FLAVOR,

{‘ 'I‘

Samuel Gounod, it’s,

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. 'orth Main Street.

 

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’ ”he of the lending Hotel! of W“

Connecticut.

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Wt- lnnlwavsyu-Jlnlt y 0! Park "um '.
imported Filler Wilton, Liquor-
nnd ('ignn.

spew um lot um use

 

Banquets; and Sunday
Course OinnersSOcls.

aw...»

JOSEPH L. WILZ.
momma.

 

 

 

 

All Sizes!
At the One Price 1 $5

met: "8801“.

not many of them.

 

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All Qualifies!
At the One Prioel ‘

 

That is the price at which we have decided to clone our
entire line of SPRING OVERCOA‘I‘S, left over from for.

it

This' I! a grand opportunity to purchase a light weight
Overcoat, and you should not let it slip by. There “If

Noncereraold for hoodlum
' ; moot of them were from $10.00 to $15.00.

.. * priaeBlaclt Diagonal; and Cheviotmldght Color
Meltom,etc. All unwell made and wetltritnlnd;
moetoi'thcmhayeoetinolecveiioinp. Allsimtront
tow. Ailntthconeprioeuquoudahon.

- Openneryeveniagantilnioeo’clock.

DAVIS, the Tailor,

Glamor. Hum .

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