Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 17, 1898 · page 5

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Daily Deluge of the People at liar-
valk anti heath lenalk.

 

I

wanna-II atom

An area of hill: barometer preaaureé

in central ovar Virginia and another ov-
er Minnoaota. with a long trough ot low
barometer between

the St. Lawrence valley. local rain:

'occur In the area of the other aectiom. .
Heavy rain reported: Savannah. 5:56:
3:00; . Charlentown, i
City. 2:18. Forecaat—i

inches; 'Atlanta.
izlll: Kanaaa
Fair tonight and Thursday;
ThurIIday; weat~windn

8t. Johha lodge will confer the third i
dearer. Thursday evening.

cooler

 

The executive committee ot Hope
Hone company will meet Friday night. i

A son has been born to Mr. and hire. 1
Harry Liebold. of Main street. Nor-
walk.

 

The reflection of a tire on Long io- !
land was plainly visible in Norwalk
lurt night. I

. ~I 000 bushels old. re-screened clip-' .
pod white oats, weigh 38 lbs. to the hu-
shel. Raymond Brothers.

(‘larence Osborn. Samuel L. Wet-d .
aid Edward P. Weed went to t‘ompo‘
or. :I crabbing IIxIIIdltion thiI- morning.

llr. l‘. l“. lloutweli will this (all be-
gin the erection or II residence on his
Crescent 'l‘cl't‘nt'o lot. He has the plans
. out.

Local horsemen have received notirt
oI‘ another race meet to be held at Nut-
IrIca l‘IIrk. Bridgeport. Septcmbct 2. .i
and 5.

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'i‘iII \'orwalk Praying band will con
IIIIII services in tho Snuxatuclt .‘li‘l llo-
Ilia" Episcopal church. next Sunday cv-
cuing.

 

 

Mrs. ilutllc iloyt Barnes entertained.
her Silliil‘l)’ school class at Rotou Poll!
on Tuesday. The boys report a Jolly
time.

A hunting of the Trinity I‘lIIIrc iI club
will be held Thursday. August 2.1m tlII- :
residence or S. (‘ Palmer. Fllllwwtl 2
avenue. to arrIrgc ior II ra'l.

-~.\ load of fresh lIluI-iish lying at .
\\'InIlIiIII:tIIn >tl‘tlt‘i bridge .i.?c. 20c and .
25c cut-h. '

'l‘lIc \llllj‘i'l of the mid week meeting ’
'llllllr'tlity cutting. in the (‘Illlllflflil' l
Iloual chIpI-l will be What is Vital to ‘
'l‘ruc Sabbath Kcoplni'.’ 'i'he mt‘t'lilIJ i
will be conducted by the pastor.

 

III a l‘t't‘l‘iil llllt‘l‘\'iI'VI' I‘X‘litht‘l‘lltll
It‘ltm‘ot'. oi NI-II‘ York. I-pr'III-‘a'ul an
opinion tlI.II the legal rate of llllt'l‘t‘sl
would remain at I: per t‘t‘lll. only II IiIIII'
lllli~‘ longer. but. IIIIIIlII bII l'i‘tlllt't'tl.

llzttIiItIry‘s t‘I-IIII'ul Labor IIIIIIIII. IIIl
run an t‘XI'lil‘sltIll III North “I‘Ill'li III
ldllflll‘ May. The I‘lillll‘ will luv it) rat
to south NIIIIIIIlk IIbIIII the ill!’ IIIIIIII'I
IIlil llillllll II ~i|illlltl' t'oI llll‘ ~IIi I.III-I.~I
the Sound.

A Ilt‘lcautiou iroIII Sherman I'II'II
lllfliltltl‘). l'. I). t: t‘. It NorIInlh. illil
|.IIIII- 'l'l‘t't' t‘IIIuIIIIuIIII-I'y. or New l'.i‘
llIlilll. paid II \‘ihil III tiniIIInu .‘iltl
I‘iillllllillltlt‘i‘)‘. III lll‘ltlut‘lflll'l. l..~'t I'\ II
lug. The party WI‘III by IIIIliII .\
royal good llllli‘ in l‘t‘||lll'lttl.

\\'by i~ llIIIIIIII‘~ Illi~illt'.~ II-llI-IzII:

I~IlIIt‘I-'\".' \rlI‘ the l-II~iIII-.~~ non III III:

IIltI. Ask our ‘llllll‘lllk.

'I‘llt' t'iiIIIiIIIII‘s Ill l'lI.Il'lI--I l': ‘I‘IIII
lil‘ltii.” IQ Sunl- IIIIII I‘IIIIIIII IIIj-IyIIII
iht-It IIIIIIIIIII II‘IIl‘III‘ I'IIlI-. hm IIlulI'
nIIIIII: IIII i' tlI-~ I-Iti I't- lltII- Ill tlII Nor
IIIIIiI 'I‘IIIIIIIIIIIII I‘i||||||.lll) l‘IIIA III
“lir lll'II-Il. .IIIIl lilt‘l't‘ IIII'I IIIII- .t and

I-lIIIIInII. and .I lilit‘ IiIIIv III-IIIII.Ill,I.

'i‘lII- ithIIIIII-.IIII~ IIIwu IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II
Iittillltlhit- Ilt'li‘flllth III the ‘2tll' IIIII-
I:I'»»~iIIIIII|. t‘IIIIIItI H‘IlillIII'IIil.
ltllttt IIIIIl l't‘ll‘thi'lillill‘t' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
will llt‘ M II in the in II ‘l‘I-IIII AMI-III-
lt|.\' liull. ‘l'lIuI‘IIIiIIy t'\t‘|llll£. SI-ptrut
her i. iIIIItrIII III.IIIIIIlI--» IIIll lll‘ lIIlIl
'I lllll'nllily II'IIIIinIt. Atom-It 2!.

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'l'lIlI-I IIIll l'i' I-IllI IIIII~t IIIIII-iI .II it
lI'I‘iIIuII‘~ llllllllt‘l‘l IIIIIl IlII.IlI illl'llll"
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.'.I'ttlil ill-“Ii III .IlIItlll liilli [Wire in HM
I'I III Iii-nu IlII-ttl IIlll 'IIITIII'II 'hl' t‘lllw
ttl lltt' I IIIIII ‘llIII I-ll‘ .Ill lIIlI
tle» lIlIIlI IIIllII. lIlnI-it l.'IllIiIIII, IIIl
nIttl IItllIiuw .IIIII IIlIIlIl IlliIII. The) tilt
not likely III LIIII tang,

\ l.'It pIItII 'IIII’I' will. in plIIII
IIIIIIy at the Norwulk llIIIItIIII illlll'i‘ tint
IIIIIII II «in

Mr~ l hlIlIIIII I‘IIlIIIIII into night. .III
lt‘l‘lIllliwl Ila lllt‘lllllt I- III the tht't‘llllVr
IIIIIIIIIIII I‘ on m \'Inmu l'mple‘u Ito
only III liltl’l'n’ltlll l‘:lillt'i\ill‘ II! the
licuth NIIIIIIIIIII I‘III IIIIaIItIIuIIIl t‘lilll‘t‘ll.
III "III NIIIIwIIilI \'lII bi IIlttlI lIIIII-III lllI
iIIIII' illIIlI Hum-II IIII» II~|III<Il IIII lb"
\‘t‘l‘ttiltitt it tho ltll'lIlll‘I' IIIIIIlIIIu II
II II tlt‘I‘titIl tII huh I 'I‘IIIII‘I ll‘lt ‘ll'
lat-t oi the III- rut month

i N Hint", t-i rlIIIIIlI NIIIIIJIlI IltIiI
ill

on internal I \“ltllt- mm to
man today. It-HHIIIIII thI 'lliIi hili’
it“ "I “no Ilollnl II lllllll‘l on N 'Iilll

llIII IIIIlIIIIII Reopen 'I'biw l-I IlII- lIIIII
Ilny tor the IIIIIIIIIIIII III that lot Illi
lrtI‘t'l’ that IIIIII IIII hIIIIl IIIIIIII the IIIII
went Into «um lam-III lm‘lli IIIIIIIII
dmirr- avert- t‘flmlwlliii In pay an MI-
tta titty [Wi’ will no llitlf IIIerIt IIIII
id! or tIIIIIIIa to pay it when due--
Daalmy Item.

I a

IIIIIIIIIIIEIIII

p then: extending '
from Texas to the lake regiona and out .

.I lIIIrglaIII last night.
f more belonging to a traveling «alcsumn

‘mo are:
. 'row.

.IlIII‘ N load t‘illlil‘ IlIIIIt‘l on the

II concert In meadow. September 2.

North Stoniaaton delegate: elected
bounabury delecatea. iaat itaturday
llllllt e

 

 

i The Fourth diatriet primaries will he

held at James Sutherland a store. Aua- .

. net 27. from “I to It o'clock.

 

Raymond Brothers have Just con-
cluded the sale of a lame quantity oi
Catskill paving brick at Stamford.

 

 

A new sale in to be placed, In the Ite-
Iectmen'a ott‘lce. while another has been
secured for the town tax collector’s ol-
dice.

 

 

-\\'Iisirt'a c’dat Inlll. Taylor ave-
nue. will run Tuesdays and Fridays un-
; til further notice.

Forty-dour people went from South
Norwalk on the Consolidated Railroad

 

company's excursion to Newport. to-

day.

 

Samuel Comfliot'k. .Ir.. the groom.
who hmbecn confined to his home in
lIairIleld aIenue. the pant low data. has
recovered.—

 

l.auratte. infant daughter of Mr. Ind
Mrs. Richard Fay. of Water street, w.I.I
buried at St. Mary's cemetery yoour-
tlil\' afternoon.

A delegation trout Pioneer llook aIIIl
Ladder company a tended the firemen“ 5
ball in Southport. last eII-nlng. They
report a royal good time.

The Wilton depot was tutored
and two

 

 

by
oaIIIplI-

were broken open. and riilctl II" 'lII-ir

: contents.

 

Prominent arrivals at New Mnhucltc-
Louis Flak and James N.
'.WlnsIlah Meridcn; I.. t‘. Nile. l-‘III-
torin. Ohio; I‘. \'.ail Pookccpsic: i'. ll.
llIII-sell Toledo Ohio.

Miss Annle' E liurkcy. IlIIIIIletcr ot’
Adam llurkcy. died at her home in
(‘raIIbIII,I. this morning. :Incd twenty-
l\\'tl yI-nra. The funeral II'I‘l p.oIIII‘IIl,I

 

‘ be held Saturday illl"‘l'lltittll.

w’l‘wenty-sevcn young people haI'I
:Ilromly enrolled for the coming term
III Ilrown‘s t‘nlleue. l‘nxtal gets catn-
ltgue. OlliI-e open day and evening.

 

With i.IIorIIbie mother. the lllllilih
Opportunity I '-n in of King I.- [intuition
go to Setuidc i'aIlI'. llrldgcport. tomor-
int n piI-IIiII lI-nIing .\'IIIII.IilI lI_I

 

2 the 9‘ III II III. Weslpnrl trolley t'ill‘.

'l‘iIII lillil‘l‘lll of Stephen SIaIIlI-y II .I.~
held from his late l'l‘r‘lllt‘llt't'. li'.‘ .\i;IiII
sire-I: , this :Ii‘tIrIIIIIIII. ‘l‘lIII ilul‘llilillll‘l
WI It“ lulu-I. "M 'l'. K. NIIiIlI- ill“t'l.ll‘ll
spcaltiun with great teIIIlIIrnI-sa III“ In
deceased and his ripe old age.

 

PrIIT III-(Ir Juilit> I‘I. lliikt‘r lIIIl'l)‘ tool:

I his choir in (inn-I- I'lllli't‘ll. IIII a trolley

ride in SIII‘III Rock. .\‘cw llill‘t‘ll. ill"
ll‘l|I in'illl: lllitllt‘ itI i‘bllt' II! lllt‘ I'III‘.~ III
the .\'tl|‘\\’illli 'l‘rtliuway company
which II'II~ prI-pIIIIIIl I-siw-IIilely ltll‘ llll
trip.

The tlcomclowu t‘ongrcuailounlSun
S II'I‘lIK‘lI
ll‘IIlll IlII~ morning Mr ‘Iill IIIIIIIII: -II IiII-
IIIIsiIIII'Ia The party nt'lllli'tl IliIiIlIIIl
its III plInIII Kl'tllllltla. A liliililh'l‘ board-
III the tI'IIilI-I' lIII' llIIIIIII iilltl lllll"l“‘
III III III (‘IIIIIpII bench and i‘I-Il II' l~iIItIIl

\t .I low-ting of l III .I~ "lIIiII. No L't'u
lqu llIll Hil‘l'lI of Red \l ll l.I-'.
IIIIiiIt. .III lll\iiIlIltlll In II-»it t‘ IlIIIIIII-

'l-illtl‘ IIII-i llli‘t‘l tlII- liI'lIluI-pIII‘I tribII~
IIIIII iI‘II»i.II mum. \\.’Ie’ ill'l‘t'|llt'll it
‘5 ewe» tIIl llIIIt lllt‘ linyinli iI.IIIIi IIIiI
III will IIIIIIIIhI in hunt b llilihit‘ tIII tlII
IIIIiiII Iltl" Ill' (‘l‘ iwlltII- ‘I'lllII

'l‘lIII I'I IIIIIIIII III 'iIII SI II IIIIII~III|I i'IIll
i til \'Itlilil'ttr \Illl III‘M .I‘
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IIIIIl llil‘ lll‘lll »~l\|ll|l: Illtllllitl HII-II II
IIII II IIIII IIIIIIIlI .\‘I .lIIIIIInu IIIIIIIII
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lI lllulnl‘ll ‘HII lIIIIIl ll-i liilII ill
I I “llll'Ilil llll‘lllt'l IIn-InIIIIII

II .I

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I llll't'illtfl III I’IIIIIp.IIIy lI' IIIIIIIIlII I'II l‘
IIIiIIIIl iIII ’i'lItIrI-IIIIy I'ltlllliu III 'I
litlttllt Ill IlII NIIIIIIIliI .\l'lliIIi'\. III IllI
~In~ .III-l lltl upon the IIIIIIIIII- oi you
due 'Iltlllt' or III» IIIIIII who are IIIII \Il'b
IIIII .IIIIIIIIIIy M' Simon in l‘lWlltIilM
III liw lll‘llllllfl III-I ”III III III III the ad-
)Illttll' IIIIIII-I Ii in 'llltnt' llii'lllltt‘lh vt'l
IIIIII lor'lI lli' IIIIIIIIItIt III l'mir I‘lu'ln»
tlII-I lIIIII- ll.“ II IIIiI-IrIIIl III I‘IIIIIIIIIi 'l‘\
in In t»|"l|' ii In lllt‘ll‘ itlliiIth IIIIVI'
III .IIIIl II IIIIittIIII III bin and “HM III
III l‘ll'WI IIII II! IlII-ir number In an III
tlII IInIIIIIIItIIi I‘ll‘llllirltl III linden-
III-I' I‘lltl man do IIIII‘ "tll‘ .f‘ll "Hill

The choir of Grace church will givd’

‘town. cigblecn yours ago."

Selectman lentil haa plana

new leeltouae. moo. ,
A party at Norwalk lada will no intol

camp at Cockenoe laiand. Saturday.

 

A new oak railing la to he placed in
the aelectmen’u olllre at Norwalk.

~Ball and theatre. preaented by the
Hunaariau 'i‘heatrleal aaaociation.
Auguat 18th. at tiernIanla Hall. at 7
o'clock. Reserved rats. .25 and 50
cents.

 

Proaecutor lI‘errlII her as yet receiv-
ed no complaint as to the Valient-Al-
gal-a bicycle accident. '

 

 

Several parties are encampetl
(,‘OIIDO beach. Norwalk bathing

par- i
ties are In evidence every day. '

 

it in now feared that David (‘Oflt'I-Y
well. who recently tI-ll upon a scythe.
cutting his knee. will be a cripple. 9

William Elmore, who was recently
injured at the Norwalk and Palrileld
\'l'orated mills. has recovered from his
injuries.

 

~—N0’l‘l(‘E.

()lIl Well Laundry has removed its
other to iltl Wanhlnxton street.

The Si"\'t‘ll-_\'i‘ill‘-0ld daughter of Tim—
mas llarber. oi Trumbull. lct II nhurp‘
axe tall upon her left toot which nearly
Si'l‘l‘l‘t’il n portion of the member. The
wound was several inches long and also ‘
HT) deep. but the patient will be illilt“
to walk without limping when the lil-

 

. jury brain.

 

-~ti0]-:S ON l-‘tlllEVEit.

{lien will come and men will go. but
the imperial t‘rown cigar goon IIII lor-
I-I'cr.

M

"'I'iIIIt fortune-teller said ii‘ i paid her
8.1 who would reveal to me why I didn‘t
Kl'l rich." "Did you give it to her?"
"Yes. and am told me I had a gI'eIII
weakness for tooling away money."

Opportunities. "When i came to thin
said the IIIBI ,.
“i had only no cents in my

 

IiInn 'IIitIz-III.

littl‘kt'l.” "However." the town cynic
kindly IIIlIlIId. "there were other pock-
I-ts."

l‘\.\'|til tii’l‘tlsb‘ll l‘iI‘AI‘ i“.
(Bv AIIIIoI-Iatrd Pro-M
Mexico t‘ity. August l'I' wGeneral
i’IItIIIII. who bun been lit'l‘t'. has gone to
\'III'II t‘ruz. and will throw pron-.Il to
Human. expecting III Itt't'tllllihill)’ (it‘li‘

"I‘Iil lllnnco to Spain. "c said to
"I'iIIIIle. while lll‘l‘t' that both he and
illnllco “’l‘l‘Il IIIIIIltII'IIlIiy opposed to

making IIIIIIIIII and that llIII war ~IlIIIIIlIl
lIIIIc llt't’ll I“tllllill|lt”l. flit: \‘lsil lII~rI-
\\'.l.~‘ lllt‘l'l‘l)‘ our for l'I‘h'l illltl l.I-ItltlI.
lli‘ SHIV A 'l‘ lthH REJEI‘ 'l‘ lull.
iliv AnnIII-lntml Prim.)

.\i:IIlIIiIl. August IT. 9 II. III.I—'l‘hc [UV-
I‘lllllltlll lInII Ilt‘t'lilt‘il to reject the I‘l‘h
inuntiom III III. 'Il\t“'l|llll Irv IIeIIIl-I IIi'
I‘:.nlII l'oIIII lion and the Philippines
The 1‘ titles it Is Ilhhlmllltl \Iill l‘l'fllh'
.w-InlIlI IIn sI-tItI-IIIIIIIII l.'I. .'

i

1""er A038. NR A OAK?

Oil-wed Free to the Government by a
Lady 0! Old lyatie

tllr Aillim'lilli‘il Prowl

London. I‘IIIIII.. August l? I
l“rIIIiI-t‘iI‘lI llt'lllllNlll. II! illd hiya»
lIn.» ilfll‘l't‘tl lilo" l'ililt'tl
:~‘I III-.~ illnt‘i'lllllt'lil ninety :it'l'O'h or lillltl

NI \\‘
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l t‘.

lt'I-I- tII

III that lllIlt‘l‘ i'IIr Illlllll INII'INihiI‘I tlotu
I'l‘Ill llaII-n l‘t‘tt’Hlll ii lI-ItIIt‘ TIIIIII lll‘i'
yIIIII-I-IIIII' .IttI-runun. tlfit‘l'lllfl the land.
and IIIIIIII-IIIIItclI lt‘lt‘hil‘lllllil'ti III IIIIIII-r
.Il I‘III‘lIIn In \\'.I.-IlIIIII-.IIIII IiIIIIIrIIl im-
up lI'I‘IHt‘ll .I tI-lIuI'atII lrIIIII lit‘lit'l'ill
I‘IIIlIiu i.I-I IIIulII. rIlli'ilIi: tlI.II IhI gm.
Il‘lllilt'lll IIIIIIlII IIIIII-iIlII the Ulll'l' in
l' \\'I’l*I iI-tIIIIi llt‘H“mll'.\‘ III I‘IiIllIllhll
more I ”III“.

.III

i'l.i'l|ltl.\‘ l‘tlll I‘AIilIIN.
'I III! III
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ll- il‘li llIII l.I hir-
I-IIIIIIIIIII lllliltt’ III IIII.IpI- IlIII IIIIIII‘IlII III
l‘.ll‘lttll IIiI-I- II'II IIIIIII..II utI-I
h. I would lIIII III win .It IlII I‘.IpiIIII
«.I.I II-IIIIIIIII llIIII lIIII |||'I"~i'lltt'.

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llII I‘I.I. 'lt'llllIII-II‘II lt’lln It: i

P IiIi'IL! \MIIIIIII

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In uIIIII'IIIII. sir"
"\Vfll lot the IIIIII-IIIII.. what in it"”
\h. ~II Iuy In.III lIII‘n llt‘t‘ll |||Il III
l‘ll'IIlll. ~II old i “.III! 'II out you III
M lIItII IIIII.‘
'HIII uIIII Illill“<
II.IIl llill. .ITIIII' IIli.

'til'l' liill'llt'lli‘t..
I‘P‘till I! lit

liI»
liiil'tiilll

III in I . “III he did not llll’ll llt‘i‘ .IIIIII
‘ What II III lII- III-III llll lot ““ lil‘ .IIIiII II
\'IIII 'l‘i' Iir. in» nu.- iIIIIIItII and hi‘
III..I .II-lI- I lIIIIn III lI III on ”out IIIIII'
IIIIII ‘
”\t‘ril. iIu mm but i -.IIII IiII IIIII
'lIIIIII lot .IIIII Your own lli|l>~i ..I-II.

hIII III "it‘ll-l‘. 'llIIIII'II ion IIIIIIlI urn".
lllu Mtllllu .III."

"tllI IIIIII‘IIIIII. |llttltm~.
.IIII ' |lliI’lltll tlII- IIIIIIIIIIII.
.lIIIIIIII Iltlw‘i lll‘l‘ IlII~IIlI~ 'l'lIII IIIIIII
:I III III II I-iTIIIII. The monitor IIIIltI-n
ni Pill‘rtlllll II lIIIIII won out IIIII-II II
III“ lI'll‘llilt‘ Hill". and thin poor wo-
IIIIIII IIII IlIIIIlIt III-I-IIIIII lIIIr lIuIIlIIItIIl. llII
llt't'llltt‘ III ttlIIIIIilIItI llI‘I it little.

‘ not why.” he IIIIlII-Il "IIlIIIIIlIl l airt-
\'itlli‘ IIIIIII lIlII iIIIIIIlIIIII'”~

""I‘I‘IMWI'_ Ill’, we are lIIItlIIt‘y until".
.IIIII III IIIII‘I not IIII "IIIII‘ iIIIIII '

[Ill'iiN' in him
the lI‘lll'~

 

 
 

" Pure and flute."

“KING MIR. "

Doc: the most work and the best work. i

 

 

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F M: IIII'I‘II'II'IIIII'I =I= ==I ===|l nI==i§I=:I:=I-.I:=I-:I==I:=I=:I:=I

A BARGAIN IN
Canned Fruits.

’..'..

T Egg Plums. (ireen (Iago Plums. '-;
T Lemon Cling Peaches, —
Z \ ellow Itree Peaches,"
_:_ es Strawberries, ':T

tpricote, Chet rie

cant-I; sold for liltiud 25c;

.-

ali at

.u

.u
..
..

_: 150 per can. . :
T E. HI MORIEHOUSE, TE

..‘..

The Went AI-enue Grocer.

::l::l::l:l::l::l::l::l::l::l-

'zi“

 

 

Phone 138-2.

You'll find plenty of cheap oats
anywhere, but if you want good

on S, and clean oats. you'd bet-

r buy here.

Iluy (into that's clean.
MANUEL T. HITCH.

 

GRIND cummauce: SALE or

«IMILLINERYI»

[luring “noun or Auguni yIIIIcaII buy goods at about Ionr nun who
Lint-u i n‘o-“h lllc yII It‘ Hate. were {l.' ..‘I; now 2m.

Sailors. quality .'ItlI-; Now, :25. .
“ “ 750 in “All; “ like.
III II .' '5" ‘0 '2. m). II 1”“.

t-iiraII HiI:IpI~. III-Inprlniuignioet oi' the popIilIIr ntychI :IIIII coloringn. nun,-
ing in wine from I-'II mum now 2th.

"II I\' t‘ IIpII III l-lIIwI IIIIIl \luI-liII, one-third regular uh 'I-.

wI~IlII IIIII pIIIpIIIII- IIIIIIrrI' over any SuInIIII-rtIIIIII IIil'prlI-c III" 51'" tin-III.

l'uels‘ \'tlil liI thing In lIIIIpI-Ii the stock. .‘lIII llIIIleIvIl what you want

Tillotson 6: Mills,

S6 Washington street.

 

 

. . . . TILLY CARRIAGE WORKS . . . .

North Main Street. South Norwalk.
\l.\\l'i‘.\t iI‘llillIvIIIh‘ AVlI M'AIfilih l8

.CARRTAGES IND WRGONS

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SI’GN‘ PAINTING!

in this l-IIIIII lI III I-IIII giII-llII- best that can be done in any and own

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3““. Stanton; 9. Stamina.

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i lllIII'k Sittitln. lliut'k 'l'ttilt‘ltls. l'olttl'tttl It.

2 'I'Itil'ctno. qul l'luid Silks.

I: I‘ Illlil‘ t‘i'lll) for they will not last long.

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If H. KRIEGER,

I .‘lililllt'lit‘llill Ilolcl llloI-lt. South Norwalk.

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LEDWARD STREET.

Clearing up aaiaofaeaaonableaooda. Our plan la to clean uprtoek Ian-an.

A grand opportunity for buyara.

Very low price- have been made on all Iprlng and summer goodl. and we
expect to clone out our entire stock of theae departtnenta. u the priau;
must sell them. .1

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‘ that were 50c and 75c, M m

a few that were iii .00 and ii. a m 'I.

Ladies (iauze Ribbed V eats at .I. 10 and 12in
are II bargain.
All Lawns and iiimitleu are III he "ltltteil out It low prices will do it. M
'1 bargains at .0 per yard. Choice IieIIlgInI. '

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l“The Truth. the Whole Truth

Ind Nothing but the Truth" . . ‘ ‘

'l‘lIat II c or- oil'erlng the BEST BICYCLE hr
the least inoncy of any dealer in the date.

ilTISAN EAGLE, IN $100 GRADBIFOR

$30. $30. $30.
glihdol Screens. lIIIIII lows. ilIIlIbIr lion, Closing Ill It M m
' Refrigerators. 25 per cent. Discount.

FOX CYCLE & HARDWARE 00.

120 Washington Street.

SHALL PROFITS.

Ru Rabid End

III the price of Men‘s Suits.
. Lot Nu. i

omen “LII.

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(trey .‘llXNl t'nIIIIinII-re. rcduocd from $.50 to “I!

“ “ '2. ilrown Mist‘tiCailhlllit'l't'. “ “ "Lilith Lilla

“ “ :i. llroII'IISI-rgc. “ “ lamb 7.8

“ “ 4. Brown(‘lIeI-kt'aaelIIIerI-. “ “ “itlllln SIN
Negligce Shirts.

'l'lII- TI'II-IIIIIHIJIU kind reduced to 50 and 7 I. We have 3M

Straw Huts left in inrgck‘I/Is. You can buy II N now for 960.

.Willis H. Selleck,

Clothier and Furniahar, _
NO. on want. strum.
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PERlilDlCAL DEPARTMENT

IIII‘

WILLIAM l’. BEERS,

Save
Money.

lly subscribing through me for your Maga-

I zines \ew wspapels and Pt'lltNllttllS at club
I'Iitcn. All the magazines always on hand.
75 Iliit'ercnt publications cut-ll mouth.

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We handle notltitnr but llll‘ luv-t "NHL" or coal for bouuoattd factory tile.
“llllh ir- IIIII pIiIII IIIInI lM'I'flllII' III» mad» it.

Not. Stove and Em Coal. $5 per ton. delivered.

NII Illlal. .\‘ Mote. liuy cool that in Screened.
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