7v . Dally Doings of the People of lot-
.Atiantic coast.
‘ rails in the middle and Western states.
W... um... ..._..._,._..-..
AilAiiiliiliiiiHEiiiliii
walk sad South Kuwait. '
WEATHER NOTES.
A low barometer is central In the
eastern portion of lake region and Is
moving toward: St. Lawrence valley.
where cloudy weather with local rains
prevail. Rain is also falling on South
Pleasant weather pre-
Forecast—Showers this afternoon and
tonight. 'i‘ucetioy fair. warmer 'l‘ues-
day morning. south winds.
Miss Maud Wheeler is ill at her home
In Havlland street.
Douglas Fowler Poet. G. A. R.. will
hold Its regular meeting tonight.
I
Concord division. Sons of Temper-
ance. will holtl u meeting tonight.
The Royal Purple tltgree will be
conferred tonight. by Colin: Encamp-
merit.
lites Mary Brown. of Winnlpnuk. Is
visiting in Stamford.
A party of Norwalk people enjoyed
a sail to Long Island. yesterday.
Odie-er JohM'ollent is moving from
Chapel street to Main street. Norwallt. ‘
D. E. Hughes is moving from Mott;
avenue into the Qutgloy place In West
avenue. |
st. raurt tvtttirctt choir resumed its
duties yesterday. after a two week's
vacation.
Joseph Mathiaii. of Norwalk. was an“
invited guest at the Elm Tree club.
outing. yesterday. I
A new steamer hydrant will proltn-‘I
bly be plitted iii the corner of Main
and Wall strtIt. Norwulk. i
i
Mitts Annie Farrel. of Wilton. fell}
from the front porch yesterday after- i ill of chills anti fever
ttoon and fractured her ankle.
A large party of lhtnbury people will
come to South Norwnlk next. MondayI
l0 80 on lhf' excursion '0 i‘oncy i-‘i‘i Joseph Quitncr. of (‘ltiy street. is the
‘proud owner ”J it new bicycle.
litntl.
—Dr. M. 8. Rosen. oculiat. from New ,
—-Mrtt. Durand will return home and
be ready for dress making. at 22 linion
titreel. September 1st. ‘
Lawrence Mnhcr intzt secured a posi- I-
tion with Iiztrry Sheldon. of the Math-
utzhek Piano company.
Miss Annie Kelly. formerly of Nar-
wulk. and Albert Bowling were mur-
l'itil at Port (hitter. August 17.
Mrs. Samuel Turner and daughter. of 3'
Jersey City. are gusts of her mother. .
Mrs. Ann Francis. of Winnipatik.
Engineer t‘. N. Wood is getting otit
it profile for the regrading of the turn- I
pike between Weston and ilcdtling.
Charles Lynch. jr.. of Woodward tire-
nut‘. is now y the (‘ruw Mu-
chinc contiWer street. South
Norwniit. ” ,
Gclinrtius Worden and F. W. Roget-s
httve made it horse trade itt which Mr.
Worden t’tlllll‘h ittio possesion .of Mr.
Roger's colt.
M. 0. SI‘IJI y i.~= moving his furniture ,
from Not-milk. Will'l‘t' lie il’ll-l iii en liv-
ing for the post your. ittio t‘. W. Iiod- .
toIs' house. in .\'th Cannon. which he.
rt t‘t‘flli)‘ rented.
('hfll‘it-n‘ l'oyne. t‘hurtes ll. l’nytte,
Mrs. IIInimit tiousell. [Silllt' I'nytic ttntl
tiuitulttcr attended the funernl oi
(ictttgc I':tynt- iii ('in island. N. Y..
.\'! sit-I'tiity afit‘l‘tttttlli.
t
.. 'rtttI trolity time of the South Nor- r
wnih t‘ontzretzotiottnl t'ltristitin lclliitliv
vor Sotviuty will leave t'oiottiui tIttIiatgt
ot 1::iu 'l'tttIstltty ttomorrowt evening.
August 3". Pure ttIr ride- Illiti i.t\\'llI
felt. 25 cents. lIIt ryoody in invittvti.i
'I‘it-kcis t'illl itt- ohtnint-d ut the (‘oloitini .
coitttgc.
Hurry \\'. N;t.~lt. of lion-tn. lir. (‘. Ir-
ving Ferris. ttf .\'th \‘tIr‘tt. nittl .It-~.~Ie
M. nitd i't't'.‘_\' iI}. lI‘tIrris. of South .\‘or-
walk. t’il't' enjoying it cruise cast iii the
lutint-h But I..
EXIl‘tillllt‘iiiilllll ivltlgur ii. VIIX \\"III
to New York city. nittl with o‘htIr ex-
llltllilitt'l‘ti of the Si'\'l‘lii)’~lil’~i tItIitItttt-itt
Jlt’ltti tot itht‘ot‘l to the rtglnttnt on it»
match from tit-I Ilttiit-ry to the .I\I'lllttl',\'.
StItttttot' .Iohn ii. II‘et'rI- provitlrti one
til ltt- dIlo itttir~ livlt i'ilit‘dili'l‘ HIIIIIII‘I'IV
to the illi'lliitm.‘ of The Knot: tintint:
club :u the tviultJIoii—e. Sntiud ty nix-lit.
nod :ti‘:t-tI'.t':tIIl-~ tit.ltt'ilii.'. \\. ii I it] ty ti to
llilleit' by \Vt-ltltItiittintIIt‘.
'l‘t.. a: ilt'iii' tlot'io‘t't 'Ililii :t
Ifililti ‘i‘.’ ii only to Ntw ii.i\- it. _\'t Itt-tI
ti't;.‘ NI \t Stilt-In} ah. \\'iii,'1tilti.\:=|lii.
tho-it. it niittn South Norwnli. .ti It'll"
it. in. 'l'itt Ill-'lllitttl'n of ”III .\iilt" s on.
in: .Iot ttviy nil! .tt.ontpttt\ lliI' party.
tilt-l"
ltt'tinlttntvi‘yt ott iiitI i'ltlI.Ii Stittrt
IlllllliM r I.ttltt.il.'.ti
't‘lt.I
itIInnlon I‘o‘ie how
tin .Iuntv :to. HR. they lillllilltl‘tti :ITtiv
tIlt lat-t .\t-.tr th .thhi $I.‘.o.itutt.ouit
iIt Ili'lhviitii‘. Will til"t)lllill tItnptrtI rt»
liti‘tl the n. vi..lott i'ntt‘? rlitt'tttuiltIirl [to
puitlltnn.
thinning. \\iti.IW of Will iitlt
”it". ill iii r littllit' In lltIooIt-
I-‘ May It it‘tt, i‘flt‘ti .. \‘l‘itli-
«it .\'thl'I 'I‘lItI ittlllitilin \H‘l‘t' l-tI-tntltt
in Wilton twiny illl' ltltl'tiii. lit- i'quitil
om on aunt of .l .\I lilllt'tiit‘l tind
titIoritt- lit-titItII t. of Norwnik.
i ltll‘i I'.lifitit‘t|‘ .l. 'I‘ i‘tIttw.Iit oi the
\’ Irwtiilt Int tItItIttiItouItt tttII i‘tti tot
lit 4 tttornltig. it putttit hot-I
u I' l .I “III. In “I la tirnun titrtotIAit it
t \iilvlllt ttptippttt Willi ii Hlll'illkit‘i‘ on
l'.toltto
titittnitu'.
lytI. .\' Y.
it ,Ii
the H! M. iliivoueli whit-h t tt Willi‘“
.ntmt with izttItI itit‘tvI
ii‘II: Litth ii ‘.|"iri“i|' thoroughly
trim itt‘vt Ivlf tlIt-I.» Iitt In .:n v.triy
II: m It" til'ttvi titttli‘ It... I ‘y wit-ti it...
\\ .i‘Iiil I Itil‘urlill iiI Vim out
tIuvtt tit. iv. tiiiiilE tiittl t\ t‘- ttrtItItI i M
Imoy filtoti- \lv' til it il'.lirv ili'Ililil
it It town \It‘ It“ t'y Ill-Ii". tliv put
1. I\ wt-t to tithii-tt’ti 'l'tIItIut viii
There mo u hint-II I rostl pr. mvui ye .
II‘HI.” tit tlo ‘iIl IIiI' of the riwluil-uit'
III. lion of iiil‘ Littor Purity of 5mm.
.\'uru till. .I titIitIfl‘ttltitt II I‘ll III tittv Ittnl
In-lnu tonoitit the it lit-II 'I'It» putt.
wnu livid Iii i'hnriw Koetitriitlti‘t- gm. .
Io Went Norwulit uttertI vlttIt-I u...
motile and reIIIItitioiIu, 'ollowtd iii .vt
IuoII iitttli t‘httiIlt » M» i» IIr. of II: II at-
Itfli'. tone it lil’ltlll IIIttItIr.
Worklttgmtu Should In Itlotlitlinot.
' the So,
'ttntl unsold iitIlovts.
‘ Suturdny night. l‘t'iitlti :H lttli()\\‘.\l
I net 26; sttlmittnit. 2i; i;
. will Hit‘i‘l tomorrow night
.lonr tl.t.v~. ii iii )‘i'nii‘i'flliln
of his purcnirt. Lewis tutti .\nnte llois-
.- on Why ‘
,vYorlt. can be consulted in the parlors
Iof the Mahacltemo Hotel on Tuesdays‘
between the hours of 1:: m. and 8 p. m. II —
‘ ! Goold Hoyt. of East nvenur.
Private l’t’lt‘rfitm. 0f (omnnnv h 1 Norwalk. is around again utter it
Tltirtl regiment. Is recovering quite‘
rapidly from ttn nituck of typholti fev-
er. )
Jerry Cahill. formerly of Norwalk.
now oit the road with it trained
exhibit. lit spending it few days
town.
do“ I
in .
Letter Currier liealy. of the Non,
walk pttot-ofilce. itt‘Iittitiltg a two ti.tys'i
vacation. Substitute t‘ttrrier lit-tiryI
Perry is covering his route.
0. E. Wilson and (‘ongressntun E. .l. -
Ilill were guests of the nweniyoscvcnib
Regiment. t‘. \'.. at their reunion nt
Gregory‘s L’oint. snot-titty.
Thomas \i'ttrtl illh‘ sold his SIN‘i'il.‘
trotter Granite Wilkes to Thomas
Price. of Bridgeport. Mr. Ward is now
developing the spud of it fine colt.
Repairs "1',“ bring mode to the South
Norwnlk t'illit rooms. by Willinin Mt-
.\iititoii illlti llobltitts Ilroiltt-rs. and soot;
.tIl lrnIIt-s of lill‘ recent Iirc will be ob-
liiertttetl.
i‘uriics having ‘liekt'tu to lot
.\'or. t‘ong. 1‘. II}. troll y ritlt
.l. M. t‘olturn's. 5.’
with ntottt-y
Ft‘ii
will rt port to .‘.ll'>.
So. MttIn strict tonight.
The lucky check which drew the $5"
Itit'yrit- :ti titt- Nurwttlk “(Flirt sit-rt
.\llfi'
77. ....“~..;
Iiil.
.\illl'i.
:tntottni rt'l'l‘h'til. 3:1; red numb. r.
.\uvilinry
.\I. t‘ .\
with Mrs
lvlinily l.. lily. lltvldtIn I'Intvc. iii 7::ltt
All on Illhttre and other: interested in
the "ulnar urtI requested to be new
em.
The oi the Y.
Lewis .I'\ibttt lioisitntl. mud to. n' 3.‘
iii Iii liitllll'
held totltt)‘.
Row-
ttItttl. The ftttitrttl wtitt
\titlt Iutrittl in l'uion t‘lIllltlt‘I')‘.
ttyton.
'llto (lid lIl'nt i‘t- .. club. of r‘ouih
.\‘ot'unllt. tittutd out in lot it. .\tIIItr.
Ilzty. nnd enjoyed it ito‘tiIIy. ri-lI it
iit‘I‘ii'r‘I iAlkl‘l‘itlt' inn. \\ilt'ii' ll t-hort
IiiiitttIr um; I.. i'\tItI. nitd it very plt .iaillll
tinttI iitttl lI.\ till pt‘tvs-IIHI.
"t‘\'. W. H. 'I‘lmnt.t.~ I'l'l‘d hi I III
lune concur. .tinn» nt the Ntvtwtii.
Mitlnnli i cit-it'IlI yinttvttini. .\'. lilt
tittu' of :h-- w 'I‘\i~" ili‘ r r 'l\ Itl 't “ttt'lll
nit-Iiiiti' “II n thou ort- tnt .\Ir. 'iittt'
iv... no» tin no I I'i tor tvttlt t‘iilil it
I :tt‘tItn \‘Iii tontitttte Iti-
Eiltttt. on ill Itotl n.
\vmit iva I‘\ lil‘lll‘livll'i
”II t» to. Ittllt'ii .d illll‘i‘
‘ltui ilI‘i moi liiI' It>|t
Ittt- iti'tliii'il‘)‘ Iti.tu iI
\\', ii.
iltult \\'itt
l‘o‘ut llii lili“
uttII tit hunt.
on on thnt \tittv
III tit-I i‘lIlliliJN .i.
ttn IlttI gioittt i.
‘it. Joni-if.- 'Itttttl
:y‘n lIto-t-imll itIttnt
ii.t\itIv lil‘ttlllili. hint Smut-titty .tfttr
ttotm. IltiI littluttitIitl lt'iHli. Il'tI mot'
iIIituf nix to Illll' TI... i'i'lilv‘ v.4 one
of ”'0‘ 'It'iti ..iit~.oItItI .tlitl iii in litt- rt .t
ing of tlttI ItItoou
\Im‘tnttii'r mull--
lir'i'filltti tin titt-
l'hotnitn hitting it ii~ lili'ttlt‘tti .itili
um iIIitttt lot it" to tili' on loot. fin
to l mu. littih llli'ii :tt ‘t‘illiiittitti tit titt-
llt.tlititit t‘tt'. ll' iotory.
‘IltlI- tttoionut .IIotIut iI'tWII iIIIIItIIItti .t
lilii of 8?. old Al on Illit‘
of Pi
ittIt'ttI
I'litI Ilti H II l'ond II t r
i'.tnl till” it.
I‘t‘ovn IttvI \,Iiiilitlti
iIIIIII \I
“III ill! ii.-
»Ilmiivl 'l“
“to "\t
it tin tit I illtti ii
at Ittuv
. iln' ol ‘itt' tIvtntIt.
~ tt.tttt tti‘ll Iv if the
=Itl It‘i Intl I l.t il' t'v iltit'iH'
.‘Illmil .It ‘Itlt v iltt'iil ling
titt- illi’itt I:‘ "I‘ll“ nit l'i I.I=t-, tttlr it it.
itilti ttillliill\. i'ttlttt iltltt .\it' “A V.
'I'hit AttlIvII .. tI Itghifnt tenor . t") in
truth Wiiiltnht'l'
tti‘iili‘t t:.tl
ti'
illl .
i f‘orporal Frank Webber. of ('ompn- ‘
. ny L. in honto on it fttrlotigh.
1 born nvenite.
'tltntIt of 'iililll ii.
‘ 'l‘owo t‘onri,
i
I
I
”N “M. 00.. ”I. '0.-
William J. Ninth. of Mir strict, in
The Norwnlk Methodists who have
been sojourning tit Ocean (trove urriv-
eti home today.
short Illness.
Samuel Renmer. of Britlgr port. it tlc
guest of Mr. nnd Mrs E ii. Smith. Os— i
I
The Arit'tn Singing society will hold:
its reheat-ital tonight. and the ‘illlllllili,
meeting Thursday night. i
i
I
Henry 'l‘reuter hllrl resigned his posi-
tioti at .l (‘. Wlluotts hut shop. and
Lone to lhtttitttry to work.
The titthcrtt of the Norwulk .\ietlto- i
‘dist church will have u tthore dinner
‘ut (‘qu Posture. Wednesday night.
Henry Wnlters Is All change of the:
riffs lire horse during the absence of?
Driver Samuel McGowan. on his ttnntul
viii-tit ion.
A special the ting of tlrzttII t'illll'l‘il
vestty will he held ‘.tt the H‘hilli'ntt' ti
liobt ll \‘onitnrtvtt “'ttillISilLV t-vI.tnItg
til .\i tttiut k.
.\n ort'ttitirntion of voting
known on “iltthhet Nit-Its" tire nrrnnu-
log for u trolley Iltit‘ some tIvtning
this Week.
_,__.______
The loss by lightning to the thL-
INI\\'tttt-t‘>. iii .\lnp‘tI
.tvtnntI. Ilownyon. httI: btcli witche-
lill‘li) itdjtnttd tttttl pttiti by Joni» .\I,
t.\\tttii. who tI .II-tttitd the iilhlll‘llllt tI.
.litllli (‘. Kcliy of South .\'Irwnlit.‘
Wile urn-tutti fut itttoxicu ion Saturday
night. This fort-noon .lutlgt- tir uttty
bind the merits of ill\ t‘;.~t'. lit the
Mr. Kelly is on need
innit. and upon ills promising to do bet
or the judge puroltd illlll dur.ng his
good behaviour.
When every tlt~.tII-r that bundle,
the impt-riul t‘rown cigttr. a:t.\'.~' they
tire good itllti sell well. there ltlllol i".
built in the right:
The Third hninllon of tin 'l‘lt rd
ttIgllIItInl. of wltitlt t‘tttnpiiny I.. oi
.\oiwuilt ls AWN. “Iii unit-tit to Ne -w
London and go into I ttnp tomorrow.
fly-.tt-r planting III III: to on .t lti'tI
curious itllrtillt'.“ invited. and thvrc I.-
Hilti to he prot'titttlly no M'l tit till thiv
'I'titllll. ittttl till if the tiiotit-tntiu ot'
itiirlli'I‘i oi‘ «ittlie win it iit\'tI iil‘t'It
iit:otin tIttIittItlIi to. ilt- to 'III to
:IIII\\II on ilil\'t‘ ilt‘t‘li In. l-na for Ho
lilil'IttiN'.
ro AuAUOI rust: OOUMI.
Conlervulitlu lrntbcrs of the Cortu
will 'ch Next Isturday.
illy .\?I «t. I tit-ti i't‘tIvtx-J
doll-id. .\itflllrl :59 ‘T'it‘ tIotnttIiyittlvv
'lit"illtt'l . of tittIi‘ ‘l‘il'ri will tttwt untitl-
urtittv III\I lit tli'iivl to toluene tin-Ir
l min of it iiotI tltuinn ilttv t-onttttu
out. It i» Illlllti'r-itttiti linii they will
not «itztport ii I nltml campaign «unite-t
Ii. Inn “All Ittitlliiilill tltvI
.‘lii'ltii‘ with It they ilm-tliiit'ti tinting the
‘.t I .,. fittiot‘ liottittlvt. ittiwiIvI t'.
.t.~. it'tititi ol ilnv lil‘tnititiii Ittlitlvl'l‘illilt‘it.
v_tvopott . to t-ntploy ivyci’y ltIgilItItuttI
.tlt‘olle lo I itIttttIII .t til'itltll‘ upon till tin
into. hi on or p .tIII. 'l'ltt tittlttitlII oi
lili t'ttritii itttti ilipnltllI :tnI- It. ttot pro
it tritrti. itlll lltIIy i'tlll lw tII |tI tttittl ttitoti
.It \itti ttttv tt||ttm ilt titilltlllidiililiull.
ll thv I‘tI Iit‘it ottiIItuitII-i tit “'lilililll
lttt. .\I. t'ttnltoti. forwiitlit In ”my the
Nut til tit“ \Iitt litiill pt tIIv t‘tllilliliuttiilliv
tit, iiit' t titiiiti Iltlllivlt'lw M “II Illl't‘l
not in he told iIIlt' ionliiiti will tit-til
it ..t "it Hpiltidt tIoniinInIIoti
iI.II "IiillH‘A'I‘i tit‘ titre than the only
iiv-tli‘ili’liillli hi hi to the tuition Illiti IIor-
to "it All itttlillliveiilliu our to oItinln
iItt- tttoIi iidtoiitiIuIItui» I root po» I‘ in
Int Hiittitt
.r‘.
pint Ililtit iii.
In: itit
“ Pure and Sure.“
Cevclatut s
BAKING POWDER.
(wit lilte' it. it ti tum: to
i Loewe bout it" Md “I” I“ “I“
make colic light and dainty.
Uimilld Ming "I'M Cit». New VIII.
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.o .. ..
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n
‘ “autumn AUGUST ant-eta.
imi ::| :It:|::|..|:
A BARGAIN IN
Canned Fruits.
Egg Plums, Green (loge Plums.
Lemon Cling leacltes.
\ ellow It rec Peaches
Apricots
All I cans.
l
E. H. MOREHOUSE,
I'It:|::|': 4:”: :|: :|::i::t:
cers-eeseassees :e:
carotene-lacuna s
::I: :I: :I
no
u.
a. .- - c-
.o a. co co
. Cherries, Strawberries,
sold for 200ml 250; all at
Sc per can.
I. no
a. so
so
on
.o .. .-
-c .0 no
The West Avenue Grocer.
I. 'eeosaloslles'
:: :Ie:|ss:: Ln .. III. on...
.. .-
I
i
'OXFORD TIES.
handsome enough to adorn tiny foot
low enough to nugget-t the critic untl
comfort ot a olip ter. and presenting all
the wear that tte best and finest of
Oxfords con pot-teem. are seen In our sti-
perb shoe displtty thttt’s now attracting
more genuine attention nod admiration
than anything else in South Norwaih.
A tthoe‘s n ntlluil thing. but there'sa
world of satisfaction Itt it good out-anti
our Oxford» are it rare combination of
high qualities iit summer footwm
Lows Is. Low wit-co. tide, 06c,
Of :0, $1. 5.01.50, “all.
C. H. GRLE,‘
”Walhlnflon It. . .0. Hawaii.
()tttI outs comes to
pitssiiiit‘ to make the
tlciit cries.
We give you.
\1
W\._./"\_/ W
Without the Dirt.
\\tI use the utmost cure to ntttke cietiit
\\ tI realize that when you [my cats you
don i want: to pay for any dirt.
Y “.“ want all outs—nod that s just what
iitty (hits that‘s clean.
MANUEL T. HRTCH.
~‘W-“ \_/F‘\ a a a a Q
MN I
Phone 138-2.
yott its clean as it is
tn.
ittglu trit-t-t'.rottt
'itltvt lit to is! tillti Mitt-tin. one-third rtIittilnr
GRAND cnnnémicn snoot-
«iMILLINERYe‘
During mood of .I\Ali:li>l you can buy goods at ilittllll your on it price.
Lint-it i‘ melt l' l|'\'t' ltI llttts. Went-0123; now :‘ittI.
‘lilittrrd ililtiilly
II ‘R 7' -.)| t
.lJitll
.. It
500; Now, 23h
oti on; .. :tittv.
it ‘2. till; I “ li‘fl‘.
l-ltratv Shunt» tIotnprieingmootot lilt‘lmltililll‘ slyleit illiti coioriitgil. rung-
-‘|' In ‘2 Itil' iltlw L‘St'.
iiti tyt
“tultt litii [tropic-t- ltl t'ill’l‘\' (WITHIN
('onb. you n Ilitilit,‘ to lllkIIt't'l the slot-
Il'it'i‘.
Suntincr tlootltt sifprit-e will sell them
k. .\ltty lilitijllItl what you wont.
Tillotson
86 Washington street.
St Mills,
rt I l't mount-totin-
I Itiidtt-n our in m
IN NEED
l'tirt- Apple \‘titIqutt. front with"! of
the late John tiotitnitt. \\'iltoti.7
your. old. pure I‘rnit tittvor.
English .\‘i\l'tl iii-tee- i‘or pickling
punch-w. lot trite.
\\ iitItI W in» \' illl‘ u: it
.‘ltt' Ianut'fl Hliuul itl ‘.. lit
Ilurk gtiiiti Stigzm i I‘ lit.
”ittittitttn~ttt :‘tIttI I. ~I.Ivl.
PI "llt iii‘o
HIIlitieil. limit :tt _'. it.
“little “lilitI “it' i‘ .it .I" .oi iILv.
l'otti ttl II on be. .\I- I-tniiiim. t
I quit Ii." [tatttu‘l lite-Iti-it iIIIH"~ It'tii'
tit. h.il"tllil
.llt '. I .t ltllilliliill‘t.l|‘
L. t ioII Law I. In ‘tiilll'tltl)" IIIIIIIr;
LORENZO
Moth-l lit‘tit‘i-ry. iii
oi Hi 'I\ tomltti tit mom coo-blind. ottti
\. It “not ”ll' stout.» t- --.t ttt~tI _\tIitt nIItI ttitd
OF ANY
.\'ew i‘tover lien! Hulinou. in I lit.
to i lite.
New Hard Rock lutlsder. in I list.
lfw
_.\rniottr'~ Lighthoiute h‘t’tttp. .‘l Ihr
inc. |' rims for w rum-elm to further
It door "W H ~l.
.\rutuut‘ .t lwv Soup, .ttI bat. It for
.'.ttI 8th window.
ltnttt- Amt t ilit'iit'll or Turin-t. ltllti
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l‘ iit- tiflltoi. ‘tltIti Hliuitt'. .l. tttl.
.tt\- humidity Hon-tut Iwill itutlttI
liit' prim-oi .loittu‘ lI‘lottrt'IJnIultug
Ilillt- iii “on.“
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We inti‘e plot-(Iii on nuie
all of our Sihill and "All
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Silk Walsh.
To clear them out we have .
tiiiii'itcti them till down to
These are ill
liltitIlt Sutius. liliteit
'l‘ttllettiit. and
33.98
i 1qu style».
I'i'ttllelutl. i‘oioroti
l'iiiid Stilts.
A‘ cute curly for they will not last long.
H. KRIEGER,
.\laititcitetno 110th Block,
South Norwoiit.
EDWARD STREET.
Clearing up sale of ssssonsble goods. Our plsn Is to clean up pinch In men
A grand opportunity for buyers.
Very low prices have been made on nil spring and summer goods, and we
expect to close out our entire stock of these deportutentl. as the prices
must sell them
We have a few
sum-r writers
that wen we nnd The. now 3.0
a few that were ti. 00 and ti. 5, now 1‘.
Ladies' Gauze Ribbed Vests at 5, Attend l2lc
are a bargain.
All Lawns and Dintities are to be clotted out if low price» will do it. Spoold
bargnlns at .0 per yard. Choice designs.
EDWARD STREET,
No. S Gazette Building. Not-walk.
"Ivorythln. from . Noodle to an Anchor."
Shoppers are Running
ARE WE READY FOR THEM ‘.' (‘ALL AND SEE! '
Fishing Tackle, Crab Nets, Hooks,
Blued .Vn, Carlisle. Sprout. etc... etc.. ow.
BICYCLE REPAIRING.
SKILLED WORKMEN.
FOX CYCLE & HARDWARE CO.
IZO Washington Street. .
SMALL PROFITS. QUICK “L...
WILLIS H. SELhECK, the Hustllttg Clothior.
IWHEELMEN’S/ CHANCE.
We have ti few puimoi' all wool (loll Trollsell “at. mid
for $2.50: you cant buy them now for “.60.
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i All wool Suit~ out: we asked in, ii, «.50. I: out etc rot. are
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South Norfolk. Conn. V
wagon is heard
Men’s Golf and Bicycle Suits.
how ntttrketiiitjo, -I..w 5, 5.96 and 8.50.011 some of
these ~uits we have all sizes. Great reduction ll price on
oil .\ItIn' tn. ilovtt‘ and Children’ s .Suitit.
Willis H.Se11eck":
Clothler and Furnisher,
NO. 50 WALL STREET.
NORWALK.
All EN(‘\ Hill
Eastmaniioiiaits
Full line of Contents and
Supplies.
‘il- l i i "ll-
As i have inst received the agency for
lint-intuit t‘tltvltrnteti (lootis my stock
is ell‘lt‘liy up to date and brand new.
Lament assortment of (‘aineratt of dif-
ferent "Niki-R in the city.
it t‘ttntern we can surely still you.
l'ritIt-s rouge front $1.90 to “5.00.
“lit-I ili‘ll-I
WILLIHM P. BEERS,
Book Stationery and Photographic Supplies.
l9 Walt at" Nor-walls. Conn.
Fill Ipptitiltitlt
and to; noise
of the cool
iii the loud.
W l. . it you tour the not-e wt- ll our home. lllti out ptIetI tor rout ltt ttttt palntod n the
wagon.
.\ Inn fttll ttit'tutt' ~ now 0 thing In itru-
Ilutii nihil‘tlllt‘ ilitnlu
t'ttit no out till you lIiIi' .1" tin “i; .. t't ‘
now or ttttt-r. to you t itmuit'.
tut cumin-tun).
Nut. Stove and Egg Cool. $5 per ton, delivered.
'00 DUI? .
\ urtIttI ttttiny ntv- button: mil 9'. Hand: of not cool tint] think u “I...“
G bhll. Hard Wood. .I. 7 hhlI. .0" Wood. .I.
Tt'lt'itit IN 1].. B. "Ana's.
III-II-II “°'—~T~G‘\c
“Kill“ Silillliii, .
Ilit-ycl e still do we intend to
ITIMI‘OID. I
.\Villiooiwnril‘ll'l'ENHNR its curry over. and in order to
illtlk‘l‘ um I. .I v“ lilttllflil lill')’ “t‘.“. 7'9“” ‘0
l..t t\t tourttt Ie will .. I
l‘ht-vvtt t. otttltmtl .Mlid'ltitit‘tllti' Wtflmiu [itii‘t‘omstwn‘itld‘i’hl‘ifl
t‘ttllttifttI or iluttlnesti I ”"13 till! Dill‘ WiSiloiI W0 “"9
WNW“. I” ti on ed lg“? entire stoclk of
”it‘i't'i 0 "IIII into No ottt
tint- Ituutltt-Il tutti titlrtwti Ito tt .
' mm“ “mm“... ’ “it ti tut have sold tit will
letpcettd attention given to young till “"er 3“ lit
istyii.
Stu.
All that have sold over .5.
inclttdinuottt‘ retyltetttsuitu.
mt tit
aII. ll. KING. Principal
III-III-
Wnaono Given Free I
I‘ll. iii tut-mt Mutt imtlt "twin .i “It In
litl‘l'it touts mum and “it mutt tin-lune no»
.t- r trItIIe Ilttilktt. luv it IIitttttI itIIuII IItttI
lm‘m . Unwrittllm
Mill
“.85.
Don't let l‘illfl opportunity
clip by.
then cm: «only until It 0'“-
VIIOIHIOI W. IODIII'
IIIt'It'lJt: ITttitiT. lit 3|qu eh. Ntttwoilt. It.
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iiit'tt'ldt it'l‘I tint uttomh itttio .Imt
orwallt. tonn
lsltssletes that lie...
lute Isnsil.
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"Want" us. Is the helical are
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All
if you wont '
Norwalk Chronicler