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fill
Ira. Alfred A. Harlin. of Cranliury.
II critically ill.
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Aflflunflm 1.0"" lira. Katherine Vickerl haa moved to
South Norwallt from Wilton.
Daily 1).le a the People a nor-t
i The Arlen Singingaociety will hold
walk and South Intuit. :to monthly meeting tonight.
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[ Work on the new isolation hospital
WEATHER NOTES. ‘at the county home in progressing line-
llot weather Very similar to what we ‘ ly.
are having in New Haven prevails ev— E -—-—-—-———-q-
erywllere out of the Rocky Mountains. ; Pereeverance Lotte, Daughters of fit.
it is cool in the extreme northwest. ' George. will hold its regular meeting
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m.»”7irt~:‘ 2w .
‘ {NE SEWMBERJ,
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Edmonton reporting a temperature of
30 degrees. licavy' local rains fell in
Georgia. ‘
continued high tempcraturc till Saturv
day; aoutbweet wintla.
Norwalk Hiberniana will initiate two
candidates this evening.
The barn on the Bloody place in
East artnuc Iii nearly completed.
The. frame for E. M. lmkwood'a new}
rcoitlt ace in East avenue has been star-l .
toil. I i
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W. .l. l-‘inney. of the firm of Finneyi
& Benedict. will take his annual race-E
tion next weik.
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Ella Brennan has left the employ of I
the Old Well Laundry and aecurod a no.
silica in the it. t 6. factory.
A party of Norwalk people went to
Cuiar Point by a special trolley car.
yesterday afternoon.
The regular monthly business mcet‘
lag of the Bethany chapter will be held 3
tonight at the usual time and place. i
Rev. A. S. Kavanagh and family re-
turned home last night. Mr. Kavanagh’.
will have charge of the prayer meeting.
on ght. ‘
The crab catching season lit now at 5
its bc‘igbth and the creeks and shores
are lined with fishermen. The run lei
vct‘y large this year. t
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The Woman's (‘hristlan Temperance
Union w it hold its regular weekly‘.
tucctlng tonight at 3 o'clock. with Mrs:
.Ioaepl. Richards. Ill Chestnut sirce‘..<
All are at lcnme. .
The l-tpworth league will hold a soc-l
cial miczing after the regular Thurs-’
day night meeting. tonight. to bear thc‘
reports of the committee appointed to;
arrange for tho annual picnic on Lab-i
or Day.
Ilaltt t' lth-‘orial. of South Main strict. ’
has a u i‘nnitiut plant in his window?
on one nit-tn of which are growing
flowers oi’ two dwiih‘dly diatiuci colors :Wi‘eliwrl lll'i' “"ltdl'lllitttl. was one o 9 from ”t‘i'ifll Grove ltl>t evening on
liltc honorary pallbcnrora at the {luv rztl
it is a novclty that mracta consider—
alilt nttcutlon.
A bom- driven by lira. E. II. llotclt~
lbs. of Not-walk. and a bicycllnt colli-
ilctl on the Washington street draw-
brlthtc. ycstciday dilt'l‘lltnitl. The man
ua- thrown from his wheel. which wan
slightly damaged. ' -
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Antoni: tlio irporntion returns illcd
in th’ town t'lt'l '3 office in that of 'i‘hi-
t‘roiut & Kuap (‘0. t‘apltal. Silttidtlitl;
cash value rial cstatc. t‘ll'.. 8:.5,.'.ati,.~lu,
pt-rsonnl ”dill“. 899.5324“; tit-lite. Still.-
3ti‘..t‘ia. crcdlta. Mini“.
Servltcn will be held at the South
Norwalk l‘nuurrnatlonal church tlil~ ‘
cit-ulng at 3 o‘clock with pri-iuiralnri‘
lccturc by tltc pastor. Although the
new carpet In lint yol laid. all t-t‘l'\lt‘t'.~'
will be held llt‘xl Sunday. as usual.
t...“
Shah of Iii" Ni“ York. Nth ”.IYI'Il
ltl‘d lltt‘ln'ui titllioad. “Illlll u.i~ uli
Suturdm quotu. .tt ib'-. mid icstt twin:
'1 llll lot. Lill‘lh “out: at ll..:l "Kill'l’
'Iili-sday tit blink brtotnlii lliLl‘;
it on, unlit-ti tarly ytitcrday :iiotnlln'
til "‘3'?-
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l‘tu- tuittibvii- oi‘ tltc halibut-y min
patty in the rim t'ituillu'lil. l‘tiillict‘tl
tu‘ Vulilillli't‘h. tllt‘.tili|lctl at I‘aiup .-\l
g-r. hilt-M‘tl lliiouab r'ou‘h Noiualk oi
”fill” any huili'. yreltd‘tltl)‘. .\ll hat.‘
lit-cu nlt‘K of fury. and onc pmir lci
low could hardly walk.
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William N. Starlet. ii-riucvti til
r‘iuilli Ni-ruallt. who has bccii bead ca-
.' it l on ili \l A l‘ :i'lt". ‘aztiul itil
tin |i.lai tcu in ”who )l‘ill'e. l~- but.
Ill liiu \lll Illslllilll av- inglui-t-i on tlic
Mllt'll il‘|'.ilili in tin tit-tub! yard. lb
a la warmly uclcontcd by lilo than)
it lllilr.
. ...- . .m... ,
lit ilii [lolly I'i'ttltult- ttllill tlil Halt
llt~lii .iii iliiittll. .iiu litaimn u." tirade
'H l “2 i.~ ut .i Iiiitiil ll'.lllliil on tip my
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to. 'I in. into hit-i .\i.iiv .l. “llllll'
.I - ". i with W 'i lltlltlthl-M, til
2 c. \lli lily. o‘iii. Willi Illa Ilalci
\li .~-- ‘ltllli'. at South Norwallt. an»
tlvrlill tli v'tillt‘l
., ..
in. some. mum" bit it JII with
upon: .lni . “2 Monti» iii Ilii‘ Mu i'ttIIi
litu M'W inllltlitl \Itllitlil ltlllli
our \i. in v‘tti.i \\ lllllnlt \ of rhinlb
xiii not. .- ‘ii “A. bull) in. ii't ill'
i‘l .td l.~ l Jillt won iir. . ii in Mr
It all I ii" 1 Hill “at i tutti l in
A“... it“ \tiiiiml ili- “l‘llllll til litllll
lit \t. \|.tll|i» and Min- \\.sttiiel~y at“
healing hit it
liat‘ini \iinitri .Itiltll Mixilt. nt
llitililrpt-rl Vito l4 .i “Hit it« ‘ uf
i‘uiitnituloiv W'niiiivl rim“ :1- ll‘ii t...
i wit II it» iotim .c t-tiittniai lion
l i;itii..u’ittn.
titanium o l'iriu \tiyupt it
'l-i l'u t atii .i M 'd dict! llrtiiircpu.
Wl‘cn l min. tutti» will minty «mum
to Unity-port. W. I SMILEY.
lane
lilay, to spend a few days.
. tonight. .
‘ A trolley party to Savln Rock. New
“m“, for my, England—Fair and t Haven. will he one of Norwalk'a Labor
1 Day festivities.
i A memtirlai mass for the late Patrick
‘itogera was held at at. Mary's church
Ithla morning.
i
Howard Sherwood. of Nash & Van-
{Scoy'a store. is ill of hay fever at hilt
home in Woodward avenue.
The engagement of Willie Burr. of
Center avenue. and Mina Minnie Hoyt
of Ritlgellcld. is announced.
A young lady cyclist received a had
fall from ber’wbeel in front of tho
Lounsl‘ury placc. Sunday afternoon.
Edward llarrla caught one of’ th
fingers of his right hand in a pump al
the South Norwalk depot. yesterday
and crushed the linger.
Jack lsclin. of (‘oloncl Roosevelt‘s
Rough Ridem. went to Boston. yester-
lie Nita nth
companlcd to South Norwallt hv liie
mother.
The Southern New England 'l‘cle-
phone company's cable which ran
across the Saugatuclt river has been
removed and the wires are now run a.~
far as the draw on poles.
TheI Young Woman's (‘hrlstinn Tem-
perance union will meet tomorrow cv~
entng with Mrs. ll, l‘. Waters. Hickory
Blufi. at 7:45. All members an invi-
ted to come and bring their friends.
Mrs. Benjamin Reed and children
have ben spending several weeks ln'
New Baltimore. N. Y. Yesterday .\ir
:Roed nu-piypd a dospatch that the} the great too of his right foot yester-
youngest child was dangerously ill.
The criminal t‘onrt of (‘omtuon Plea
for Septentbur will convene ncat Wed
itcatlay morning at to.
ol‘.
(‘hicf l-lnglnccr John S. .lonca, of it:
this afternoon. of Stipcrintcndcnt Wil-
llaui H. Hubbard. of thc New llatct
tirc tlcpartiucut.
-lih:b grade coal at low priccs.
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II. I“crriii.
No
“:3: other slat-e. '5. John
All elm-tore of Norwalk wiioac iiuinc> ‘
arc not on the city toting list. and who
’ith- I'flaltlt‘tl ill the city aiucc .lunc i
should luttltc application for I'tflll‘ll'il' 1
iitill to Allrcd l2}. Austin or ll~rnard
'i‘ully.
\\‘iicu every dealer that liandlc.~
tlu- Iillllt'l’lill (‘rowu riunr. fi.l)’.~‘ lll",\
are good and sell well, there llill-‘i la-
uit-til in ”i!" ciaar.
t'liai‘l -~ llilwottli. tif Nuru‘nllt. l»
ri-ticnvorii‘u to M‘tlil'l' nilllli‘ trum- of
Fluid. l‘.:t'totii'. oi l-‘lurcncv. .\it~--.
uho \.t~;.i to the from with ilic Mn»
ul.i‘.~c.t.~ Irmp and upon the r S'I‘Illlll
\\ i~ report-ti .l‘“ lift Ill t'tiba. ill of ill
tti‘t' furor,
"Wlia' do )iitt want?“ "How can I
trv yuu‘.” ilil;~ two quwttnun, M
iirpuii. iii to ill 'n-n t\\i\i‘h of South
.\'Iit\\.illt .iit i’nlli moat-till ill lati't'll
2n [ill-lilo? .illll'llH‘ iii-a alti\i*i‘ll~tI
l.IiI|l l' ill) lit lt.t~ ll Ilv ill eliil'i' :llitl
Hit'tll um d~ .ll italtt p‘it- .
lii‘ .\i. S Iluwll. ocnii-d. front Ncu
\‘tirlt, tntt Iw con lllid lll llIt‘ p.il‘liu‘.
of the .‘Iillldlht’lllll llolcl nu 'l'llt'\ilti.\~
intend the bout“ at t: m. and i it. ill.
'l‘hc Nut-unlit .\l~lltm|t-t~ are plau-
itiiu tot an lilllt~ll.il «tube for but
:ltiiotay tinnntiiu l' M” in :t inpt'n
Illitlliili MI ”W ut- i into it'll»! M tin
can iiimc, lit-I Sunday. The iltlnllll
will lead Ibc M"\itt' and the ionic
Ilmith will ~liiu. 'l‘lic Illil lllii' will int
.-i ti o‘clock tn tlic iuoi'uibu la iorc tbu
tcunlai .ci‘itco
'l‘odat actordtug to tltc Wcalhct'
linin- low. it" ulll tu- \\i|ll|i and hit
ml Hi'tlil‘ll not tin 'i Mi Illili" Monti
Illil\lltll'll|
limp mtow tcuutriitl a... no I'llull‘i'il
‘i‘tii oattii u Illlll' will tiiilillllli- until
I'lldiiy night .it .l’tIMI dint priilmldl' lull
grr ’I'liii-~ I! tool until" r in itattt ‘iii
the imitiini-t lit how low it will
t‘tillllillll‘ it a» impiwtldi to at” it tr
lull him at thal tic mom that hi»
i..." mot itiit up Ibc \tlaulb rim t iruiti
tbc itoplt-i u‘lll Illlt‘ll ihi» latitude
1+
but an \ wicidti). lilll'Il ll.»
A Jury will In .
i"l‘"“" m- n“. 1pm,. on n.» .1. "1-,. mm, ; .\lctlitdl.~t church tonight on the 1-“...
f l larg-- iititnbcr of cant-s to lit' disposal . "l' “I [MW-
mnmomataeo..alwvoaa.
Mm. Daniel liunlop, of Roton Hill.
in crliltally ill.
llobert Vanilurcn will take a party
of young people to New York Saturday
for a visit to the battleahips.
ll. Both. of ti Railroad place. adver
Until a closing out sale of bicycles.
tools, bicycle parts. tires. etc.
W. P. livers. the Norwnllt stationer.
tci-t-lvul his delayed stock of East-
man Koda'lta and ituppllea this morn-
ing.
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Mrs. Delia Ryan died at her home II'
lit-idea avenue. this morning. Funeral
from St. Mary‘s church. Saturday mor-
nlng.
Mnnzigi r l". W. Mitchell. of the New
Britain Opera House. went to that city
tozlay to attend the opening of the
theatre this evening.
(‘aptaln Oliver S. Clerk will take
'out a sailing party tomorrow in his
yacht Thrcc Brothers.
has charge of the aflair.
l John ll. Rodentcyer. formerly of
. South Norwnlk. has transferred his af~
tfoctlons from the New liarcn l'allad-
tum to the Morning News. of that city.
Treat Stanley
Andrew Noonan. employed by E:-
prenainan Edward P. Magner. crushed
» day by onc end of a piano falling tip-
on the member.
Rcv. It‘. A. Scoileltl will address the
told-Week meeting at the Norwalk
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; l-‘. S. Ambler. of Norwalk. returned
lnalc chorus will
crutchis. While in limiting he cut bio
[ foot sciorcly rotpiiring scvcral atitcheJ
; lu t'ltiat‘ the wound.
in the case of State vs .lobn "off-
1 titan and Henry l‘ricc. which was tried
"in II)" 'l‘own i‘ourt before Judge (in-g-
{ory. this morning. lloiituau was llucti
. 3.}.
Willi l'rltc st-nlt-iitc was .‘llslii'll-
tlttl. ‘
‘08! 810K EOLDIIRI. C
'Anothur 'l'rain Load Beach” Jeraay
cityfrom camp Wihoif‘.
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: Lemon Cling Peaches, :
3? Yellow Free Peaches, ‘ -—;
I A rioots, 0 onion, Strawberries, if.
.. 3 tcansgaol for20and 25c;allat _‘.
: 150 pet can. :
:: E. H. MOREHOUSE, :=
.: The Welt Avenue Grocer. :-
: Canned Fruits.
:: Egg Plums, Green Gage Plums,
O
ut the Dirt.
J Witho
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deliveries. ‘
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don't want to
we give you.
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liar oats comes to you as clean as it is
possible to make them.
We use the utmost care. to make clean
We realilte that when you buy oats you
. y for any tlll‘t.‘ . ,
ion want a oats—and that 3 Just what
litiy Oats that‘s clean.
MANUEL T. HITCH.
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""""‘":l.':.‘.::..'*........... :_;. A BARGAIN IN 5.;
handsome enough to adorn any foot
low motion" h ii "8.00% the cane anu
com o a a .an reach a
the war that in,“ rod 03 of
Oxfords can inane-ta. are noon in our au-
parb shoe dialilay that’- now attracting
more genuine attention and admiration
than anything elite in South Norwallt.
Aidtoe'a a email thing, but there’aa.
world of aatiafaetlon in a good one, and
our Oxfords are a rare eoniblnatlon of
hkh t “DUI“ in summer footwear.
Low a one. Low rlcea. use. Mr.
0t an. 31.25. 01.50, si. ti.
c. Ha GILEO
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Sitilunl, quality
It lb
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Htrnw Hllitlu ~. voinpriu'ug llltlil of
mg in price from 75w to 1mm: now 96c.
Ila iy (‘apa in fiwhai and Muslin. n
We do not proton-c to carry over at
('tv-ts yott nothing in import the at
86 Washington street.
GRAND canonical: sue" on 7'
aMILBINERYr»
During month of Auiztiat you can buy goods at about your own price.
Linen Crud. lib-role Hat-i. were ".251; now ‘Jtlc.
50v; Nuw, 25c.
74'!“ lo .Hlil: “ :lilc. l
01.50 to trill): ” mic,
tluqmpulnr styles and t'llIlli’ll-fltll. rang-
no-thlrd rcgular irlcc.
iy Suntan-r than a lipricc will acll thcin. '
ock. May ilndjust what you want.
m“...-
Tina's... 6: Mills,
South Norwalk. Couu.
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tIIy A.- soclaled Pit-sit.)
New \iIl'k. St'fl'ltihtt 1 Sick ttllilt
\‘t'fli'lllt'tli‘l‘iii .mI-Iim. toiillnucd to ar~
rice in .lcriicy l‘lty today. tll" nicn nit ,
‘ I' 1 l) the r~ ill}! 'in' comfort committ-c ;
\ lli‘Il was appoiatcd by tho Nitv \‘ork ‘
boatd of tradc lo providn toi‘ tbiin. Illr
:tt.ii ch 1‘)" .lllt‘ll'li‘ll. .lot‘n ht litiltz.
-t‘ t'onipaiiy ll, tumw will .\i\\‘ \tllk’
\oltiuttcrs. one tttc lll'r-l Illtlll to be Iti-
.\- .t ill band ‘i_. t . Iti..l1.|l||tt'. lit- lcft
.‘IiIllid-llilllflil Zl.lll uli l‘ not into tip
it pot In t. t.. on. ~ No is. it ll:.i|llt'<1||IIiII
mt l'lhllllllil illlllit‘l'. tlo thn‘ or!” to
:l- til) Illhll‘ltli .
lln- scrotal lltilll Wilt- .ltdiull. lllt'kfl. t
t..i:.iclnn oi itn stoittccittb tlli.lllll‘l.
now at t‘amp Wilton. liv Illll‘lt'tl trmu ,
llli'l'i' laid night. but i’tiap-mi hunt on ‘
i ...~tiuu to ic llc r-«td- iii t‘oitinilitin.
him. Ill” 2. Iimv in tho .Il'l‘r \ ('ll)
. punt ltottt to and Schultz had born
do» I| \\ lth icvcr.
William 'IiIIIiHIUII. n!
i'ouiiaia)‘ .\. ‘
tin-cu tiiiiurt‘ Il-mt.
liticlic» M an int lillllllllfl. ti'ic pct
.\ ~llil‘lt til ,‘l~\’l|l|\. ('ulum .‘lIItI ('r:
trio-t. ;II "N l'tl t'i'lil lit-loo it‘ti~t
Vital Do You Want?
BUY” lili.\\ Sl‘l't‘lhl.
I‘ri lll'illll Stamp wt 'll.
i‘oii'iutii your nob o- and till up tli
,\ t'lt':t|i~lt|l'1,illl-l
.\liuli'i lll‘iit'i‘l‘i'.
Bull Nose Peppers, town.)
Laure. line and chi-up. at loc don.
lhit'i. .‘llulll‘ It-I pcltlili: and otlici‘ 'llll‘pll'et‘u
.\ mail ~ll]i)ii\ It‘ Illlt‘ litillli‘ lnttl Ifuu- til 251' ilul. I".\'ttr'\' uiit- lu'l‘l‘t‘ci.
lulu-u I‘
No l'l‘i‘lllllliit Hidllilh given on Sugar or It'll-lit.
: ml maul:- at llL'Ill prion.
LORENZO DIBBLE.
Hutu-i.
il'kl‘rm lruiii a lion colici-rn ottl~idi~ llic
prime.
lit! in l Seat in?
tour obt- tut-.1.
at partly tilled nlitltlp link.
l.'i sot-iii Maia strict. tit-nth Norwatlt.
unlit-rt rirlilciiuu. ui t‘outpauy it. \\‘it- *EAQWQ.AA&MM
. inn Width-bl. oi l‘tllllldill.‘ ii. and .lo-
.ipb t‘aioptntt ,of toiuiiuuy .\i. all of
tho hltalitb Milinlll'hllhl‘llh thlllilli-vrl. oa
tbcli‘ any truth l‘aluli 'lttomait to their
lltlillt'n ltt rloinct‘vlllc. Main, had ttilw
~t “up slap in tril 'l'lny ui-i'c all abh-
to ioatiuu. lunar.
"tilti‘l'l Iliuaila. oi 'l't‘iuip K. of the
.\lllill littltit'ctlt i‘t'illlltt'lll i'utall'). not
in train l‘atup Wiltoii. lht um. wcalt
tot did not hilllw wlicrc he was. lic
a... uih n a maid lirtuiitfait by the noi-
.liivrn' coiiiuilttcc. and put on board a
train for bl- boiuc in New .lcr-cy.
'I‘Illl ilQl'AltlillN ANNIVEH.
l‘rm‘lncctowu. Mam. ilcptcnibi-r i
‘l‘bc l'. H rt gutibmttu Machine. Wile
intuition. ilt-tcua. Ilctroll. Montgomery
and (‘autluc nirlvcd hero M ii o‘clock
tlit‘ forciiomi and dropped lltlcliul
Il'tttt' by the l'. H. it .\I.i»ritt‘lilltit‘ilu
'ilu ililiicroft wui ‘ll’llltii tiff [Inca
Point at ll ill and l'l‘dt‘Ilt'tl here a lit-
tle litter.
-‘ Fate and have."
ICVCIalld'S
BAKING MORE.
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. ‘ Bought by the Government for Army and Navy.
A
iREEFEllS Foil CHILDREN.
2,.
H. KRIEGER’S ‘
Milliuery and Cloak Store.
We are cloaiuii out all of our
Just the tidal: for tlt‘lilitll wear.
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We have llltli‘lil'll them all at the one price of
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H. KRIEGER,
Maliac
itemo Hotel Block.
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EDWARD STREET.
Clearing up II. of seaaonable goods. Our plan is to clean up atook in I“
A grand opportunity for buyers. ‘ ..
Very low prloea have been made on all apring and anmmergooda, and.“
expect to oloae out our entire stock of these“ departmente, an the prion
uiuat sell them.
We have a few
SHIRT warm-s '
that were 60o and tile, now 8..
a few that were no) and $1.25. new trio
Ladies’ Gauze Ribbed Vests at 5, 10 and 12h:
are a bargain.
All Lawna and Dimitlee are to be cloned out if low prices will do it.‘ Mal
bargain- at lo per yard. Choice tit-algae. ‘
EDWARD STREET,
No. 5 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
“Everything from a Noadlo to an Anchor.”
Snappers are Running -‘
ARE WE READY FOR 'I‘IlEhl 2' CALI. AND SEE!
Fishing Tackle, Crab Nets, Hooks,
Biued Va. Carlisle, Sprout. atc.. etc» Dec.
BICYCLE REPAIRING.
SKILLED WORKMEN.
Fox CYCLE i'i-ii’i’tiiwiae co. :
120 Washington Street.
.UALL PROFITI.
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QUIOK “In...
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WILLIS lbsallECK. the Huatliug Clothlar.
WHEELMEN’S CHANCE.
We have a few point ofall wml Golf l‘rousela that said
for $23.60: you can btiy them now for “.60. 0
Men’s Golf and Bicycle Suits.
All wool suits that we asked $5. it. «.50. 7 and 8.50 for. are
now marked 83.75, 4.50. 5, 5.2% and “.60. On an. of
them suite we have all sizes. Great reduction in price on
all hicu‘e. Boya‘ and Children's Htllltl.
Willis H. Selleck,
Clothier and Furnisher.
N0. 50 WALL
NURWALK.
" to: new rot:
Eastmanllotlaks
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As i have just received the annoy for
Eastman t‘elcbratcd Gouda my Itoek
it. .tl'it'lly up l'l date and brand new.
Larum monument of Cameras of dif-
fcrcnt makes in the city. if you want
a ("tilllt‘l'd we can hill‘t'l)’ suit you.
I’l‘it'i-s “limo front ".90 to m.”-
rilt- iiiril-
WILLIRM P. DEERE,
Book Stationery and Photographic Suppliaa. i
M) Wall St“ Norwalk. Conn.
It‘ull liucof (‘ameras and
Supplies. '
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and the noise
of the coal
wagon is heard
iii the land.
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Mutual aaitltt,
Nut. Steve and En Coal. $8 per ton, delivered.
ND 00.7.
.\ ll-ni 2mm .ll tannin: Mi :1! ..t. oi but unit and il-llIIi It nice.
o bbln. Hard Wood. at. 1 beta. loft Wood. 0:.
Ti‘li‘|iltliilt ‘I r B. HARRIS.
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1' ‘ I t'iil‘l' outourwialieawo have
“'“ffi‘fiu'A‘gr‘” I divit all our entire stock of
‘ ' ' llicyclo Suits into two iota.
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