Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 25, 1898 · page 5

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Daily nit-p It in rupiI It tier-i

mm ‘s‘ott'm Minivan: ma semen Interior 25, was.

 

 

 

 

”...—.7__.-_- .. _.. .

Frank 3. Jones hint occur I) the con-

W. 8. llonton hitI purchaeed a hay

[tract to build the Sprinlwood avenue trotter.

tI0" el‘.

 

walk and South llernlk. i‘” “"19 Int ntItIII

 

WEATHER NOT”. »

The low barometer to central thiei
morning in the micro portion of lake
reqioha and will probably pans out St. E
Iawronco valley tonight. local raInI
toll In the lake regions and New Eng, ?
land. i’lcaInnt weather prcvalled III
other tittI-tiiuia. Very warm south 0!
Jake region.

Format for New Rolland—Thunder '
atortnii and ruin tonight and lt‘rlday; ;
variable winds. E

The old Selieclt school buildings are .
bolus repainted.

 

l
Michael I‘. Powers. of Norwalk. has,
purcltncd n trotter.

 

The I'orwtilit Iinrtiguri society will
vialt Weatport on Sunday.

Witter (‘omntlnsloner l) W. Fitch hasi
returned home from a trip to (haunt
Grove.

 

 

Sherman Council. Itoyal Arcanum.
will mt’el tonight and initiate It candl- I
(lute.

 

~Ilest baseball game of tltc season
at the Bonn Grounds. Saturday iIont‘
ruins it.

 

llIIttI-rt ilnI'tIt‘ speedy more is making '
sonn- ol the. Not-walk horsmt-n open
their eyes.

 

 

Almost every evening now therc in
apwdinx upon the Norwalk Fair
iI‘rIItthds track.

 

 

I-‘Ilward .\ittrron. thc brakcman who
lost a ti-i: at iinrlcm RiIcr. has mov-
I-Il trout VIIIINIIIIN to Norwalk.

Mrs. t‘Itarlcs Scynonr. who has ltccn
visiting lli'l‘ sister Mrs. It. I.. Watkins
hat-t It‘llll‘tli’tl to her home In Ruwnd tic
“’ls.

Norwalk bankers and bank Ilerks
made a hoe line for the son more at
tho clinic of business yesterday after-
noon.

willuc tlsh. tic. it Watcr git-cot.

 

'I‘hc damnuc which St. Mark‘s church
at New I‘anaan received It) It tIIttitIlI-r
bolt during 'i‘ni-stlay night}; storm is
biting I'I-p.ItrI-Il.

'l'hi- shunt-tr ul'lll' IIIIrlon 'IIiII "Ink" 1
an cxI-ttraion to Now llarcn. III-xi Still‘
day morning. lI-Iirlng South .\'orwalk at
In o'I lock.

The III-II ixiand lutpt-IIII-tucnt sonic-
t) ’s I no rt.iintncut was [lilhlliflllt'tl tront
I:t.t titnltt tttttil tonight. on III'I'UIIII oi
the storm.

III'IIrt' 'I‘IIly Is uIIItI'nitttl the hide oi
his building In North Main hll'ta" with
titlvcrtlttcntcttts. IIII- iII‘Iltiilt‘ handiwork
o! Iinwaril It. 'I‘Iliy.

The Democratic IIrlITIIIIlli of "W
I‘ Inn and 'llItIIl \‘otitiit (Illill'lt'ln iII I-III-t
ItI-lruutcit to the town l'llllVI'lIIlOll will
itI-‘hItIIl this Ironing.

Ito )IIII IIIttttltIt imported t'igztl'a"
Just try an Iniporlat i‘rowtt. It‘II Ii.i-
rand iIIiiaI-co utatle Into cigar» III this
i'thllllf)’.

 

 

.\It'AI III. .\I. Lockwood. oi ICInI t-Ill‘t't'l.
llilIIIIIH thc loan of u \llllltiltli' ItIIIIuttuIl
I'Iti: Ittai at him Leda:- Tllt'hilil) utirr
IIIIIIII \iltll!‘ in liiiiltlltu.

”ll\'i‘ Ilrnitih Ianluc. Nit. lit K. or I‘..
\illl conlcr lllx' third III-ng-I- on our
r;t.tIIlliiItI lttltlultl. MI ”W Illllllllt‘lr
IIII- II-utiwlid to ho pIIIII-Iti

.itltu \i'. ltIiIIt- Itti~ Itm-n IIItitit'. .t:
It‘t‘lirtiill'l‘ III the South XoinaltI IIIII

 

itttzs hunk. Ilttrlita the ttttIII-ntt- of
Humor itI-urI-I- on it tow Ilityn' Inva-
lIIttt.

'l‘IIi- PIIIllll‘lil I‘iiilltly riot-lit) III II
I‘tlttllii'rn of War III'III it IttI-irtcrly
lItI't'IIIlI IAIIII plant at I-lhlppait I‘Iilnt.
*i‘tilitliiril It “It" Iltl'tiilttl to did” lllr
pttntt until next III-Anon.

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The South Niiiuttllt IIIIltil-Ii IIttIIIIIU'
the ”rind

IIIIIIIIII in plrIIII-Iiltttt III
“III I‘Itt'lt. Hit-III Ni'i‘lI. tittlai'. ttultm
down on tho nlt'ttillii' Ili'IlI' Norton

The" Mic twiirul IIIIIIIIH‘II pcIIplI III
lhI party.

'ttw li'rlilt’lil lIIt'ItiIN'IN “It" intuit
with i‘.tpi:ttii Iii-m- on the titanium tit
to tit- it Iiitl tII luu lill‘mltl‘" of t‘IIiitit.I
'I‘ i-' 'i lttgi IIAI‘I‘I that in it" Illl') Ii.i\i=
'IttIt iI-IIII’III Iiii lllwillllmi' irtttlt llli‘
t I‘ II

. I». 4..

"iillltttl up It \i'tttcr Itrrcl

"I‘HI‘I' litt i'ti, til .‘liittt‘iIoitl who
.i tItItItI 'lItII-IitI I‘Htilill tII tIir IIIIIIM
who II III A IiII ”hill Ilttitnn tlic tatr inut

unit “it IIIIIt wtiu III-wttid. and II
IIII-tiotiui tiiitr utiu inioIIIl by all II
I'll! not INI'H I‘IIIIlIIl alt.t' -Iitili lti‘

ItIIItI- Iititt titt- ...-4.. rot t at the fair.
IIIII It pill piIIlIAIIIly l.t- pip ltitit my
tI|i|ItItIiiIt-

TIIIIII itt tin Aptit-tmlt Itt Mlill “NM in
NIIII'IIIII to noon IIAiItItiII... "NV .III
Itntretauly lli‘th "Initially th-Ic tit rt-
im Iitjia. 'IIIItIII- iii-NI tent to git on
the «smitten. but different than II'K
no" learn the anttIIiliI and en illiil‘
thimcelrna iii cunt-tit and furniture».
They liltt more Auto art- Imall r than
the printout ill. am and attain our.
mu m pom In, their hitit

‘ Mrs.

I I3 I-cuts pI-r tl‘IZt'll,

. AIIIII‘IIII-

 

William w. snepartt the South Nor:
walk bicycle rider. lit in Ilanbury to

remain until alter Friday night' It rat-oi

~—

 

w. P. Beers. the Norwalk ntatlomr. ’
II exceedingly busy getting out prints

for local amateur photographers.
————-——_§.—.

The Itoth & (loldiiclimldt corect fac-
tory nit well no iteIcral ot the foundries
shut down catty ycI-ttIIrIlay. owing to

Etitc Itxccutilvc heat.

--Slt‘ttk t‘od 10c. ti Water BII‘IR‘I.

 

I‘crttervcranco
St.

Iodgc,
George. will attend a meeting at
(Yitlttum'tt. t7 (‘t‘lllt‘I‘ avenue.
Norwniit. Ihltl evening.

Uncle WaltI-r lt‘itch. of Westport
avenue. was in town this

distributing large rosy I-hcekcd apples

 

. to his many triends.

 

so. butt purchased a I-unicro and during

_ his stay to town is taking I'IIIIIII shots
. oi Norwalit'a beauty spots.

 

A large‘nnmher of people saw and
jgrcctcd Admiral Schliy as he pttsite'l
through Souh Nor

'aik. this morning.
on his way. to the Ilrooklyn.

The Norwallt t‘hrfiitlan 'I‘emperanI-It
l‘nion will hold Its regular weekly
Incetini: Iriiit Mrs. .IUSI pit Richard... :II

. (‘Ilt‘sillltl street. Friday at 3 o'clock.

 

Innis Wclntrauii. l‘irentan on tho
switch engine. who was injured In tho
collision in South Norwalk. wwral

Wi‘i'kfi ago. returned to work today.

Commissary Sergeant .Ioscph i‘uricl'
and It‘rank Si-lIII-It will go to i‘antp Ila-
I'I-n. Niantlc. soon to not ”to ground in
rcadines for the annual curuutpntcnt
next tnontlt.

 

The that of Iolittttccr rigimcnu to In
mustered tail in: lniII-II the 'I‘ Ititd t on-
necticut. (‘Olllit‘t‘lli'lll Light Il-Iittcry .-\
anti Iiattcrlcs 2 and t‘. (‘tiltllot'livttt
Henry Artillery.

—~.\Iaiion's Fruit .Inrs. quarts or puts.
Ilia-ton Sltlrt', Nor.

Rey. II. II. 'I‘I-Inpii- Illul'liili'tl _\'t'.‘II'I"
Ilay ttttI-rnoou III III» tutti-rat III i-7Iln.t
.\i.ty. tittttuitII-t- or Mr. and Mrs. Ilowa'il
Wllntttt. II! i‘t'ws all'l'll. 'I‘hi- Iiittiul
was it. l‘niItn I- ‘IIl-‘li ry. Norwalk.

'I‘Iit \Illlit‘l of ”It“ mtIl-wc k tomato).-
lit the Norwaih ("lllgi'i’fl'llltllllil chapel
this evening, “ill be 'l‘ltI- ('lir£:~ti.tt~.‘
'l‘oward New \‘tI-tI-II of Truth
'I‘III- tltcntc will Iti- opened by RM.
I'Iltll'lt'h \\‘. Shelton.

'I‘itc \IIIIII~IIitt woman. strung tin:
It'ItII pork on .I hot. day. with I-ro~.~
[N‘t'\‘l~ll t-liilIlrI-n at Itvr III-I-l~. shon'Il
try the ittI-ct ot William; Itooi Iii-tr
on IIII'M‘II and on the little mm, 1:
Ittnkcs Ittt- more bearable.

 

III‘I-Itl Flt‘c Snic. o.’ tiny and Min“.
$23 pcr ton up. h). M. 'I‘IIIII ~ I: t‘II.. \\'a-
li'l‘ HII‘I‘i'l.

i'lttittt I'lIIIIt‘II Sunday to limit ill
\\'c.~tpot't I‘IIJIIW'II a trolley I'ItIc Aitttl
'Ilt‘lll" tit IlotIIu I'oiIIt. )‘i'hlil‘l|.|) Itlll'l"
noon. 'I'ht- party occupied tItIcI- I:tt'~
IIIII the Intuit: toll..—-, IIIIII \‘i'I'i‘ .zrntml
Itttit tttt IIIIIIIr. iilll'i“lli'tl to l‘l' Iltttt'
otiglily i‘ltjiiitttt: tIIt- iil'i‘IIIIiNlII.

Sitttttnun t‘ounI-Il. littial .»\rt~.inttIII
Iiiddw it». “this” iIIIItIitIv tonight. in
lliltl I"I-IIii\\t-' IIItII. N III H II l-f I',_\
IItI'ttI-I Itntl .I~ iIlI‘iiI) IIH min t» .l~ lot I
I-.I~ uti I-vpc A.iil.\ I'i‘itit‘ ellil iII lt- pr .‘
I-ttt, .I~ out I IntllIlatc will it» tttttt i.tl
IIIIIIII tit.IttIt~ it! too. um» tittp l..tll I
“III IititII III 'iit‘i- lltt IItttitI II.

'IIiv III-II I:ii|-III II it I‘ In tho HAIIIII‘
III the Iiotiif NIIIIIIIIII IttItt I.IIAI III.-
tI-rIttiy ittot‘nitiiz. wit «Pinto “II“ All
lllt‘ll today In Mr \i‘III’AIitItII It'l Ilit
Minn III-tum t' IIIquIIny. toI .lII-utt
.\l. IAIIIIIIA IiIitI 'I‘IIIIIII a- iIIIliII-ti, IItIII
"irrlIII tinI IKIIII‘II'I 'I'II~ amount it-

.I It In IItt' tIIlIi IIIIII linii

~ III M It itIIII-II. ttI'IlIInl. tiotit Now
York. can lu- iottutiltvil In the lilii'lltl‘w
of thc .\I.iIt:iI ltt‘llIII IIIch on 'i III‘MIIIIN
lit‘l‘Mtlt \llt‘ tIIIIIi-I cl 12 III. and x p Iii

.\ ti.It.'I:littA wi litlll II-«iI-IIttII tit
'tt‘tiItIttt to (It \\'.Ilttt ll Wi-nl.
IiIttgtIitr III I'I'Iilrtv man I: .I tit‘f

'I‘lIIt I it til o-I ttittil III 1th Po tun u
"ilili'a “'l'tl IliiitillI it llli‘lltii Huh
Iliilllli'I‘ IiIiII thiItI ttt'c do on "W II 'I IiIt
ii‘t‘iti "IIIIII‘I‘ MI MN .I KII‘IIItllM IIIIII
)IIIIKIIILI littlll ltt- iIIAI'ittiIu i Ititit IlIt'tI"

to it. IItrrIqmnIlittult happy

‘i‘ht‘ l'nton \'Iit~ttt. - an it ttIi I- I M-
II' IIIIII' .It their .Ittttttil I'IItII‘IttIItI- at
:iInIIIII IIIIIH' tIlI Wodniwlm \litllhl
fit Hi It! the too It AM»- no Itiiitrcl
iIittttl-I r. Itiil‘i' Iti‘lll Hill“ and it - iii ItIt
I‘iII Iii- t.. iIIiI \ 'I‘l’ II II II it‘ Ili'tl
on I I‘ litiwtittit‘ |t'titt rt Iil'il 'Itc
alottt In IIhiIIi .I’t t tht lint llItlt'
will tie it ‘i-i Itit III ‘~.I"l'|ll ttIuIiltzis.
t-toit ltllll‘ltl .‘Ilil «to I. ‘0” ot ii tttililA
otli iIittiIt iii

'l’itreittdlm"

€V€lalld 5

BAKING t’ownnlt.

SWOIII.;"": ( {Hi VIVA; (.t‘r‘.’.I.I I I' I

k I'iI

 

George C. Cutie of Company II. who New York on buIineItII.
baa been borne on a furlough, returned‘
i Rev. hi. W. Berry. 0! St.

Daughters of

morning. .

 

 

I Judle Gregory. of Norwatit. la in‘

 

Mary's
church. has been quite III.

 

The Lake Wuct-aIIuI tiithlnx party or .
”rived home Iain evening.

 

When a man has no faith In human- I
ity humanity has no talth in him.

I I

Norwttlit tlrtuuzittitt enjoyed It Shill‘t‘f

dinner at (Ir not) 'it Point yesterday

A non huh Incn born to Mr and Mrit. i
Frank Wilt-I it. It! tllI-uwootl nventttt. ’

 

 

——Mnrkct (‘oII. tic. Ii Water street.

Buckingham Post. (I. A. Ii.. will rc-.

some Its weekly meetings September I.

The Norwalk ltoston More tIIiit Inor—
nlng received a car load of Manon fruit I
jars. i

Miss Lonitto Sutton. of Spring Hill.1
has returned home front a visit In .Icr- '

___. . . soy (‘lty. t
Attorney .Inmui Harbour. oi (‘hit-a-- '

 

John liorney and Mitts IIItttic IIatch-A ‘
told arc tultinx ill the it uht at I‘oncy’
Inland today.

‘I‘horuion Scotlcld. of Ntw York is
the guest of Illri IIIII Ic. Edward Siti““ld. ,
It! Metwili \lli’i'l.

,(Icorgi- I-.‘ I ‘nntlclii. of Wilton. lost aI
Initiattto IIIW by lightning during last
night A llllilltlt' tr I-tortn

.\Ir.~'. I-‘t'ttnk Smith. of Ilt‘l‘t-Il‘y City.
:I izncst ill\.\ll‘. :IIIII Moe.
walla. or IchIII-u arcuuc.

l'harlctt l. ‘zI-lticl. Itt' Itrt'tttkhn.
\'l\llllii: hie |I'lrt‘lil.~. Mr and \It-«.

.IIzI-ltII-I. oi Killoug stiII-t.

is

It‘rankl Itall- i

g)
)
J
J
J

In!

1‘. 1

A

'I‘Iti- (‘oI-kI'uoI- Iantping [unit has Ii‘
ttttnctl Itotttc. lIllilIlt: the nip Il «kill
Ii\\lli‘I| Iiy'l'ltitl'li‘s .\IIIIi.-4on Wait lost.

'I‘linntas .\II-Illtoncy. tornII-rly Itnploy-
-II ll_\' .I. 'l'. I'rowltt. lizttt izouc III work
in lllt‘ Smooth and Pilll'lli‘ltl Worsted
.\Illltt.

~~\\'c;tk Fish 7“. ti Watt-r Sll'i‘i‘l.

MI. and Mrs. Altrttnt It‘ltclt. of \\‘I~.~t-
port tiIcnuc. ari- IthItyiuir a trip to tip-
'I'ltousanal ISIaIttl>. Rapid-I ot‘ tIt- St.
Lawrt'tti't- and Montreal.

(Inc of tho \rhtwl~~ of .t “anon owned
by SAItIttit-I Kurianrht. cl New i‘.-III I.tn.
‘Illlllllni‘il that llit' \"Ilr-Illl‘ulttil ril'i‘Il
ItlllIIlitI lttt int tltt .Itti ‘i‘llttiill.

{iii-n III III ‘I'UIIIIIL It! IlItttttt .
who has ltIti-II tIt-ndlnu Ilii' t-:t-I IIII-II
In Ilt‘ItiuthItt. I\.II I'I-tut‘u lIIIIIlt' on
Friday. lIt'lnglti: lli‘l' .Iuttt. .\II II.
it. S'uilclil. 'II‘ tth no A'

lii‘t.

I'. "\\ IiottI-rtt will ~ltItrtl_\ IIIIIII tit Ill
his present more Into Ih' I'Iitaitt stoic
in the I‘m building. In .\I:ttn s r-It t‘
i~ tttntorml that l'. .I. I.IiII'II N i‘o Iitll
IthII a ~rtorc in tho place \II‘JIIII II)
.\it-. llttflt'i'>.

ltt \' a S. Kai Intuit w I~ Ill llI\\II III
III} i'll l‘tttlti- in Now \"oII\ Iii .tltIItII I
Illlll‘l‘ltl. He will I'Ill.l‘|l to .\itrtlt.t'.~
Iiucyurd lolllttl‘t‘o\\'. blll'lltl Ili‘Vl III-it
.It lliuanittn and return to III.» pulpit
Sunday alter III-tit.

.tucnt 'l‘IIIIIII. of tilt llIIIIII’Ilii‘
i‘l)‘. with t‘. It. l..ItIiII. tttI IILI‘III Itl ilit
iiltlily Iii iIIIItItn. Iiti- \Ihllttl iI.ti.-‘.~
i-‘~ l‘l,\. and t‘llHttI I'I'IIIIJI'IIII- Iitu..,.m|
on IIItiioatl IIIIIII llttlt‘ to that lIIttsI-I
tnoit Ituntaittli tlItII ttttttti \\ -.ItlIIt

'I'IIII Ii.I|ti.Ii:I to tho II-IIIIlt out of .\l .I
It IlIiI. at '..'I “Hill :I\ titIt-. ItIttI II uti
.ttti II III IinlitItioi: 'I It NII‘ t‘it‘lilliil. I-‘
II» i'tit H'II'IIII‘tl. .is the but» \I'.i~ ~ilt 4-"
limit tiilluattil It) tIIt IIL'Ii'Ili) of In t
\I. I.;|I\iilll. II hit t‘.ll‘l'Ii‘lI the "annulu-

h‘iit lv

'i'ItI' IiIIiiIII- owned and ill'tln‘ll‘ll III
Ml'a. Itiuttntt .\tiIIttu. I'II Htlwrniintz no
ntrutlt lt_\ linltinlnu Iltirtttn 'l‘tt “LII":
t-tttriu Ittt-I Ilautttuml to Iltt‘ Ituiotittt oi
about flit. 'I'llt' llillll‘tillt'i‘ wItI- plat .I
III .llit'illl .\I Layton, who promptly ud-
’IINII'II tIiI- Iona.

IZ\II'III|tl,\‘ Ili'iiluitutt‘l III the Iii-'III
Iiu.ii'II-ttt oi it niiitn oi IIItiIII IIIIIIIIIIIII.
alto Illi' nuII op. IIIiInn in \Iillttttii tutti-I
”l ”to tiitlliII'). 'I'Ilt‘ IMI'IIIII- It.i~ _ltta'
lii't It i'lt‘ttituI-il ill WlIlttIttt'l at “Al 'I’lw
l-tlh (III .Iii tmauittdii liIIII‘I‘Y \\I'It‘ i.-
IIIf. IIIanI-wtl Hi How and tht- ltiIllI'ft
l'ittittitl It in lll‘liluitlull'

\Itorttcy WIIIIb. who it l'IIlt tinni-
IttIIit‘I luwyitr lit ilic iriI- Iii tittit t'.I .
Iiit 'Iti II'IIL‘VMIIII llltitl pl'Iit‘IIu'. will

t~i I'tim titor Il lunar l‘trrm liilII
\'ioInII I I'cItlttt ”IIIIIIIE‘I will ll"
li‘llll It may Iii‘ iItIit IItttiac I‘r wt will
l'Ii'iIIli‘ IIII I’lt‘ iIcII It. .ltiilllt' itr gory
Iti'llill Mr ll'll‘lliilli'< IIIII parturi- Mr.
tititnlltou tluiniII itttt he tore the who
ultimo lltiI-uII-II pcrtolmtoti to climb the
Hi" and rut uWIII -IIInI- HIIIII" brain It
«1 llili'l'l‘lllltl it'th llii‘ ulrm. hot that
Iltttlttn hit-t tilittntc ‘Ii'i‘ Int away It
IIII'IKP lintti. tiIttitII' tour IIII’II‘ ii In tlltlilt-
IIII. ihcrclii tulutlnit the true, The
omit t‘llillll that Iltit\‘ htItl [It-NiiI'hlmi III
t‘IlIIIIt the Iiw Iiiid iiii Itlll'll itiiilnt at
thi y lll‘i'llll‘tl Itri'r-w ity.

:I

[Iii I.'.t.mg powdefli
I .III Li“ “5",”

-'-2- Lemon Cling 1’ and tea. ‘;3'

on
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It'lilvl =l==i “ii.=~i==l”l tt==l==l= t==t==t==t=-t
A BARGAIN lN
Canned Fruits.

Egg Plums, (Ireettl tinge Plums,

l"I5l tat t=tt==t tum

.. .—
.. .o

EDWARD

.o ..
.. .- -:

A grand opportunity for buyers.

muat sell them.
We . have a few

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I

Y ellow F rec Peaches.
Alpricots, Cherries, Strawberries,
cans; sold for 20am] 250; all at

. 15¢ per can.
E. H. monstrous;

. Th0 Went Avenue timer.

I -l::l::l-:l::l: :l l::|:. l::l:: It: ::I‘

I 1.4..

l
3=1=3I=_=I=.:'- .

no

Ladien' (Ianzc Ribbedf

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ltnrgalna at .0 per y anl.

EDWARD

I. --|.:-:| l:tl
In ..I. Ile

’ OXFORD TIES.

handsome enough to adorn any tool.
low enough to hum! the and
comfort of it slip WI‘, and pm i: II
he wear that tic beat and iinaatfir
Oxfords can gums are wen In our a
perh altos display that’s now attracting
more genuine attention and admiration
than anything cine In South Norwuik
Aiiboen a entail thing, but there'ittt
world of satisfaction In a good one and
our Oxfords are a rummmblnatlon or
high qualities iii ttuItInII-r toIItIImtr.
Low tunic-t Low prim-ii. 65c ll'n'.
,/‘*'fll 20.31.- :.:I at .III in. 75.

r. c. H. GILEI i

no Wnnhington 8%. In. Namath.

 

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l’ltttnc IBIS-2.

'I‘ItI-rc are many ngtIII-s of tillls

. l SMALL .IOFITCI
wc do not sell, because of their

m
STREET

Clearing up ale 0! seasonable goods. Our plan is to clean up atook in Iaaaalt
Very low prices have been made on all spring and manner gotxlit, outing;
expect to clone out our entire ItoI-k of thew Itcparttnentn, an the priaaa

s‘ntn'r WAISTS

that were tilt and 75c

now' 8..
hot wercfl. tiiiuttd 8!. 2'5 now 1“
cats at 5, liloud 12h)

are a bargain. .
All Lawns and Illntltii-it are to Iteelotted out It low prices: will doll. M,“ ‘ ,
I'hoioe designs.

STREET

No. 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk.

 

"Ivorychtn. frown . Mandi.” to an Anchor."

4.... - .........——-~_—_

Snappers areRunning

AIIE WE READi FOII 'I‘IIItIM" .

Fishing Tackle, Crab Nets, Hooks,
Blued Va, Carlislo, Sprout. etc., etc... 00:.

BICYCLE REPAIRING.

SKILEID WORKMEN.

(' ALL AND SEE!

Fox cva I. HARDWARE ca.

120 Washington Street.

QUICK nut.

 

unI-I-rtttin goodness.
Wot‘att ‘t {Word to sell NttI-II outs,
own if we were disposed tow '""“‘IWh‘ei‘r-W“H

Lot No. I.

Suits.

our tratlc \qu built tip the other

 

 

GRAND curmumce: SALE Or

Urey MlXt‘il I'IIIIsitIiI-rI-.

Straw liats loft in large t-lZI‘rI.

Willis H. Selleck,

"2'

 

Fin Ratio Coil "

rt'IlIlt‘I'il from It.“ to ‘$

WIII'. “ “ 2. Brown IiiixI-It (‘nt-t-iIuI-rc. " “ IMIHO 1.00
. ‘ " " ... IlroIIII Hugo “ “ militia 7.15
lilly Huts tllflt‘h‘ t‘lt‘llll. “ " I'IrIiun(‘Itukt'aiuiimerta “ “. IIIIIIHO 8.00

Negligee Shirts.
'I‘iie TI'II-aIIIIOIJIIIlIInIl reduced to Fill and TM. We have nlw

You can buy a $I now for 850.

Clothier and Furnisher,

«AMILLINERYI»

littritti: Iilttltlll IIt \ilflllsl \illl can buy goods at about I"ont oun priw.
lIitII-lti rm.IIII'I'IlI-llnts.\I'i-n-'1.L'o;IIIIII ‘."'t.

Fallon, Ilimliw I“. Now. .5“
“ 73.. to st "In. i~ no...
" “ OI. I50 to L'. ill: " list-

Htrau Slut. .. _IIIIttpri-I III:IIIMI oi the popular ~tIIIs :ItIII Iolorittmt run)..-
ittg lit Illt‘t I'rou. III- 10‘2““ no“ .‘.'a.

Ha I“ ‘zipvt itt Sui»: lillll .‘IIlv-Illl. one-ibltd n-unhir win.-

“.I do not III; ~c tIII-Iirti- outrun) \‘ttnttttI-ritotuta it' who \t'tll M'll thcnt.

I‘It~t~ Ion .... I'llt .... to topped the now I. Mil) titttljti~t “lint Iott wunt.

Money.

liy r«‘ttlisi “Illlillt'

 

 

Tillotson St Mills,

86 Washington street. South Norwalk. Conn.

Autos.
A. I different ptil

 

 

 

 

 

IN NEED OF ANY

I'ttri- Applt-

till tppmtclteilt

and thc uoistt

\‘tiII-tzat'. t't'ottt l'hlllt‘ of Now I‘IoI'ct III-:tl Sullnott. In I III.

III“ late John tintltutii. Wilt-tit. 7 “_’ l "I" ‘ ”f fl“: (‘IIIIl
.\'It:tl'.~ulII, Illlll' litltl lltiI‘Itl‘I tat“ "liltl "Hr“ Lola-let. III l ”.1.-

wattrou i~' Itciirtl
iii the land.

I‘itulhlt .\Ii\I I r~‘;IiI-.-- t‘or pirkllug
IIIII‘ttiIs-i~. Ith |i.

Wltttt' \\ tlm \ Illt gtir

.\III1II~~I~II ‘Itgttt at :I to.

”tilt utitlit Sugar. l‘I- III.
'l‘otiritoe- Ill .Iih' Ito-III I.

Ii‘iil‘ lit -

Hippo-II. ttt-.~Ii It '..'I III

\\ III‘II' WIIHI \\ III at Ill M IIIIiitu.
i'ittii :H .l itti litt' Nit altillilta.‘

.\rtnour‘~ IIIuIitItottw Soup. :t for
Ith. I‘ Aim t'IIt urnppith to t'ttttIII-r
ti-IItlt'I' lltv i i ~I.

\rinotit' '- l\i \ Snap. .-;I bar. It tot
‘.‘I'Ic. Hint \\IIltliI\\.

IiotII-iI-t-II t 'li‘itiII-ti Itt 'l‘tlllti'). and
PM lI-II |.uIttI-' ~ "--IoIInuI .iill'..'II~ mi.
l~ III. iItIitt-IIIItI-II ‘ttunl‘ It. on

.\- n Saturday Spot-Int I will tittiltI-
tIII- 'iI‘it't‘ Itt‘ .IIIIII-II‘ I'Iottr tn‘tt- ti iitiit

\IIiuttlI

A tool III III tutti - It II II tutti. i than
light ~tI |\\~I nit I-tIIII-

ttiI “I‘ Aw. Ii.l Iutit t-IiI tui III.
tit-ii I-t lItIi II» too I itII W
In gut It :tn not .

“illll l' '
‘I'ItI'iI I!.il>|ll

I II. II II‘III’ I ...it tttli‘irs -I II- Iii |ii.‘.\ 'lIIIIIIH In «our» i'Itit-.tII-tIIl. .IIli|
Llii I I IIII. I I -I .t .... Iotu IIII itIItmttI \Ht vtml III1'\l|I|i|I"Ii‘i’ti lit‘étiill ’IIIII'IIIIII
IIIIIIIIII It ..I I I~.II iII Illiltii IiIIIIltI to i. It IIII I to tItIiII-t \

'l\"'

Altai III.IIiI It- II III» out?

o tabla. Hard Wood. It.

TI‘II |tlitil|I IIJ

It'lil .IiI town ti.iIII,\'~ tt-I-

LORENZO DIBBLE,

Modcl ttrtIItI t). H North Main Strut-t. riotttli ht-rwalii.
“T

IIIIiupw - til I-Iii oi ‘tlut

III. Kings School.

: IT! M I'D. D.
l mu IIIIIII-II uni-'t'nunntt III.
I

I ‘olliiuit or IIItIittm
preparation.
'Iliit- litIIIIIrcd ntiI thirteen III-ya.
I pwpttml tor college. I

Hporial attention given to yttittiu
' litiya.

 

 

 

 

L‘AQ-dlfilfi‘ 41: 1‘4.‘ 1‘ WM
I

H. KRIEGER’S.

“t Milllnery and Cloaks.

 

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We Iiiil‘i‘ pliiI-i-il ou Hiilt‘ ii. IUIKINGIPI‘IIIGIIIII-
It iill tti‘ Itiit'$ii.llllttitil "All ‘5" mm
A S “R VI , l t A, II-IIIII
i I,
t. a ‘ 3.5 Wagons Given Free!
‘v‘. To clear ilttittt out \w Imw i viii-i.III‘II‘I‘II'III'II‘ITI'IA'I'li'IL.‘.'.'I‘l."..‘.'III’III‘I'{I‘:'I:‘
' . II IItetiitIIII- IIIrtI liitiiciitttitI-IIIIII
' Illililii‘tl Illt‘lli lill down to . "H
.‘ (t I m In mo mat-Mam...” on em
.3 $3.98 I
‘3

Theme are till late ItyIi-I.

 

III; Iiii~~ Into II It I\ th I Anti the) were

No. no WALL STREET,
SOII‘VA LK.
M

PB IIIIIIIIC ll. IIEI'IRTMENT

illn‘

WILLIAM l’. BEERS. "
litIIIII-scller. Stationer and Engraver
III \ ’3“ St. Xorwallt. Cona.

 

llliiitlu'lt me for your Maza-

ritics, Ntttt'spapcts and l’ctioIIicItls at club
\II the tttagazitII-At always on hand.
tIiI-I Itiotts each month.

 

“to it )II‘II lII IriIII-IIItI-I- Iii I: till IInIIo- tItIIIout .IIIII' [III t'IIuI in not [minted a. “II!

Will". i0

la-IIII IIIIII IIiIiiII iIt'lI ntI uttl We will dell”?
I -.-II ..IIIIIIIIIIII all.

“N nIItttiIetutiit and flat II

Nut. Stove and Eli! Coal. $5 per ton, delivered.
N. DUCT.

..‘tgrtolt to Hit Ittti an i ilItiI‘. it titti.

7 hula. Iofi Wood. .1.

B. HARRIS.

totem

'IiicyI-II- Iiiit do we intend to
carry over. and in order to
carryout our wishes we have
IliriIIciI our entire atook 0'
Bicycle Suits into No Iutii.
All that have AIIiIII tit “II”

and under go at

82.40.

\II that have sold over .5.
includingourvorylieiitlttlh.g"

it». ..Iti

Ilotit let this iipportiiillli
tilip by.

.... .m

ti. on «very «\‘I‘IIIII. until it o'oioah.

 

Ieliaeheiae liotoi M
loath lanolin

 

liltit'li Militia. IIIitht Tlinl'lilli. I'oIIII‘cII
it 'I'tiiTctIttt. and Fluid Sill“.
.“ t'oittc‘ curly for they will not Itittt Iona. neon-Ion w. nun-at
I), lili'tt‘thl I'l‘liiili. I" Matti III. Norwalii. i'i..
it Inuit-é“; minimum.
)5 H. KRIEGER, IIIWIIIIIIII'I‘II gratitp'imiain “with

 

Mlillllt'kl'lllil llotcl IIIIicII, South I‘i'oi'wullt.

 

 

 
 

 

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