Dally Dsisgs ti the People of iter-
waik and heath mall.
WEATHER N
Forecast for New land—Fair to-
night; increasing cloudiness and than-
der atoms Sunday arterpoon or night.
probably cooler Holiday: southwest
winds.
Cooler weather is promised for Ilen-
' day.
Roth & Goldschntldt's corset factory
has closed at noon the past iew days
on account of the intenseheat.
”Swill flick”. 10c" fowls. m"
a: Hayes“ market.
“m
lit Ibry ‘Ifonnsoker is having- con-
siderable trouble with an inlured have
can. She has it encased in s plaster
WM:
—-Spring lslih. 14c. N. Y. Inkt.
II
Ilsa Marguerite Doty. daughter of
.. Ir. and tire. Howard W. Doty. is en-
tertaining a party oi her little friends
this afternoon at 34‘ Newtown avenue.
in honor oh the anniversary of her
birthday. _
ioi- Saturday.
4mm Legs or
Lamb. 14c lb.. sIt es' markeI.
h—nqs.
A party at Soul! Norwsiii people
will leave em [owndes' do it to-
night at midnight u the sloop Lavinia.
30' Long island. to saniain over San-
ay.
l
. -—-Men's and WuAlpines. O‘Brien.
Terrence 1 Cook. of Nor-walk. who
rocrIVed an honorable discharge from
Company D, Fourth regiment. on ac
count of the esplratlon of his term of
service rc-enllst‘sd iast' nittht.
a
_.._.._.
~~Fancy new sweet‘potatoes. 25c. a
iit’clt. at the P. J. Lynch (‘0. store. its
Washington street. .
'l‘lic Norwsilt Congrcgatlo-IIII Christ
inn Endeavor society will reunite its
I'cguiiir prayer meetings on Sunday ov-
cning at “:30. Rev. C. T. Shelton will
live a talk on the topic of the evening
—ilrown's (‘ollege opens next Tues-
day. Day and evening.
Nevt Tuesday. when the puhlh
s hools rtopen. the Ihllilren will nccd
pens pcnc‘ils papa- pads. and possibly
new books. You WillJInIi those book:-
in great variety nt‘J‘latI-Itcd's drug
store.
Becrctnrv Leo Dnvls. oi Old Well
Hook tilld ladder company will be all
the truck house this cvcnlng Itt 7:30
o'clock to rccclvc sflml-tlllnliill dues.
.lchn Adlard. of South Wilton. who
Wus run into by a tan at South Wil-
ton. is improving slowly. One of thc
shafts pcnctrnted his chi-st. making an
ugly wound which has glvcu his much
trouble.
0'lirlcn's
* llllilllllliilflilllill
Ills! Birdie hm. of Net-walk. has'
securedthsposltioaoitaasherlntbe
Upper Parish district. at Weston.
that place. A hot game is expected.
—Boft crabs, 50c dos. N. Y. mkt.
“'1‘“
There will be ho freight boat to New.
York toa'ght. or none from New York?
to Norwalir. Monday. on account of the?
day being a legal holiday.
A pair of oxen owned by Lloyd Nash.
of Westport. were overcome by the
heat Thursday afternoon. One is in a
l
to live.
—1.‘mbrclas and Corey bands. O'Brien
Rev. lilr. Barhydt, of Westport. ls ta-
king a two weeks' vacation. During
his abanse. Rev. C. M. Belleck. of Nor-
waili. will odlciate at the services in
Christ church.
m‘ subject of the Norwalk Metho-
dist Epworth League meeting tomor-
row night is The Mustard Seed. James
Bryant will lead. and the meeting will
be a missionary one.
—Browit’s College opens next Tues-l
day. Day and evening
Uncas Tribe. improved Order oi Red
men. will pay a visit to Konckapota-
nauk 'l‘rlbe, in Bridgeport. Tuesday.
the l3ih inst. leaving South Norwalk
in two special trolley cars at 7:30
o'clock.
St. Joseph‘s Baseball team went tof
Riverside today. to play the team of
critical condition and is not expected
l
mmmgstnvesa.
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Monday being a legal holiday, the
Sen tool will not be published.
hitnday. Labor Day. being a legal
holiday. the banks will be closed.
—Prlrne roast. Mr. N. Y. market.
Attrney John H Light lectured in'
Shelton. last night. on the Life and
Wot-{III oi George Elliott
A son was born tip Ir. and Mrs. C.
E. (.‘hurc.h oi Arch stret. this morning.
Mrs Church was formerly Miss Birdie
Hyatt.
—Cantilopes. tilt cents dos.. at Hayes.
——lI‘ail Yournan derby. '08. O'Brien.
Rev.
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John T. Winters. Paul I. I
SI-hultse. Stephen J. 0'.Bricn Thomas:
F. Cole and Pdward Hines. rcprc- -ent-
ing St. Joseph‘s T A. ii and the (‘a-l
deis will go to Willingiord. neat Mon-I
day morning. to represent the organi- i
nation at a convention there.
~10 pounds of good corned boot for}
25 cents. at Hayfics
Next Wednesday night there will bri
II house-worm ng ut the Young Men's.
(‘hrl- tian Association rooms in Ellza- I
both street. The lndies‘ Auxiliary wll
provide a muscal lllltl litcrnry pro-
gramme. and reircshmcnts will be scr-
veil. All members are invited to I-Iornt I
and bring ilicir frictuls. I
“”m l
—lI‘orequIIrth-s. 8c. N. Y. market.
The second quarterly meeting of the
Central (‘irclc of the King‘s lianghtcrii
oi the Nurwnlk Methodist Episcopal
chunh will be bold \i‘cIlIII-sduy. Sop-
tcnibcr 7th. at 3 In lock in tlIc Hpntii'ili
Par'or. The Woman's Auxiliary of tin ~
Y. M. I‘. A. will nicct with the Looguo
next chnesd'iy. ‘
wtln III-count oi bollcr inspection
Welshclt‘a cliicr mill will run SatIIr-I
Iluy. Scptcmbcr 3d.
hunt evening. at Thu Elms. lI‘rIInlt (‘
ltnuIilII, in hovr of Miss llclin t‘ous-
in. of (‘oiorndo Springs. cnicitziincd
Mr. and Mrs. t‘. I‘Iirml lions. Mls‘s
Mlll')’ l". Smith und iI‘i-I-Il A. Ells. A
moonlight trollcy riilc uIId IIIII>iII by
tlII lIIIsi was it ioIItiirII oi the ,. \cn:iI_I.:‘
plt'llrilli‘t'. A lunch was sI-Imrml
*hlen's and boys' cups.
—-+w
ii the friends who contomplutc cn-
toying the fill” to Locust tlrovc in tin I
Nlnn itowinnd. will kindly itil‘illl‘t‘ to
be ill Dorian“: as near it: 30 o'IloIk a:
possible tlII-y will grcutiy iuIIllitaic tbifi
starting.
-—A upcI'lul drive in lurgc siacd itin-
lit‘l‘ Napkins it 1.". Iipwuiib; also i.nd
icIs' iIhuliIolIch-I-Il untl iiIquitltIhcti
lliinIlkcI-Ihicis. for lilifi uud lilc cu.. III
51.8. l'lllilllt it Co.‘ a.
lit-v. ltllllt'tt \l‘tlbdi. of Hartford. niii
Nit't‘t‘l‘tl “t“.l lit. l‘liagcrnld it» nub-t
Mil At St. Mury‘a parish. and Dr I‘l'KI
giiniil will be unlined to l‘l‘hllitlt' iii; '
IlIIliI.- III v'IIII-proxidcut oi iiic l‘."\\'
i‘IIIl.otlII pit-:Iuriitory III-Inlntiiy ..t thirt-
l'IIrIi. I
--«l)r. M. ii. ilown. oI tillhl. iroiu Ncw
\‘IIrk. I-nn ho consuitcd in the parlor:-
oi the Muhackcnto liowi on Tuesdays
lit‘ln‘t‘t'll itu- honor of i:.' In. tiliil II p. In.
Airs. Samuel it. chd. “In oi the
Nurwttik I). A. it. and Mrs. ii. . Kiti-
ucy. thc II are rIIIIInt. went to Mtllllitllk
i‘olnt ,II sierduy. III p.-rsoii.tlly ioIirII
what nuiy be done to promote iii.-
hiulth and II Ipiurt of thc lll'tn‘l' boys
who are iii t‘ amp Wiltoil
\\'IIIIII ch-ry IiIIiilIIr thIIt hundh
th iuipcrloi thrown I-iuur suy. lth
III'II timid and M'll wcll. thcrc quat bi-
limit in the cigar
"\ word to thiI it‘bII b» nulhcicul.”
Itiinbi udIIi. n‘iIIib. W't .trII iiiloriiiol.
'.\ Nit-"i shooirrn. itl‘t' way about of
1 PM! anode. Tltt'm'. with lllll‘l'llllll in
“U piIIIIII Albiwa pupcr. o'c. lli‘t‘ o.‘«
w tl hi the t‘. x t‘ rub and list-dome
tlvllllittlll‘ tll'llll the mining work
t'qut nutlvo |ltlllllllt'l. an cents a
pII‘lI. 75 write it liiishI-l. ut tiIII i'. .I.
Lyiuh t‘o.>. stow. ltII \t'usiilnliun
strcii.
ilIIII-rnor lorrin \ toIIkI- bun rII~
iris-d Ii .. Iniiniihii itiIIn lIIiin lI'IIiIli
niind W W I IIIIIIIIainIoncr iiIIIiiIrIii
in! tllv l’nltoil that ii to thc l‘ttt'is i-iI-
[mull till. Ilil‘llltllii‘ll‘l iliut lIII llilt been
to lIiIittIi aII tintI Iii tliII upIIIIiiii minim--
Idon lttl’ thi- purposi- Iii 'tl'llllllil by
Imptiar siihaiilptioii tiItIIiitiii il'aiiii
cniy oi the ptiiIllI a tomb of \nicIiIIi
a lnud to "*0! II *llllillilt uIIIInomI oi
tithe-ill lut'lltillfl 'lliii ltItlIi iIiIItlwI
Hill!» lllll "tit'tii'ltt t‘ t'mtlt’h'ill not .I.
honorary \tIe-pwiidint oi tliI.I rotu-
Illusion.
~liont full to sec that 0380 of Host
(ullIo. ill III. 3d. at .\i. H. Smith A-
(‘0. a.
Mrs Hllmfllttls ond inniilv who huvc
been spcnding ii to -w duys ut their stilli-
IIIIIr rIIsiIiI-IIIIII 'in West Norwuik. retur-
ucd to New York _\'l'hlt'l'il-t.\'. 'l‘licy ct-
lit‘t'it'tl to who II “no .\lllt‘l'llt‘_\' cow with
‘thcni. but the oliiIIlols on the Norwulk
sI-Inihou rc'uwi lo Iiirry it utilioui
a permit
~50 dog. l.'.c 'i‘I-uIIlII. .'iII In. to. u slit“
daily for iI‘II'iIiuy uIIIl Sulurduy. at M.
S. Smith 6': t'u.,‘..
liutis A‘I Hon will out liIiIIIlI-cd oi
liti\tl lltllt‘lllhtllllltln llila Wl't'k III thc
form of "ilid (lulu ll liII ‘l.t'l” t‘.ll‘llt~, tiII-
'bIIIIin" Ionizilimu: lllwl‘t'flllll rI.IIl~
lug llttllli'!‘ lt‘lli‘ll’t‘ to the full and
winter min in IiIIItIiuit :Ind iiIInis’
inruishiuw. utid u‘oui uhluh It will
stutil bc thin to illlllk. Mcwrr. “oil:
have illrm piII-~II|itIIl the employers in
:he South Norwolit lilillitlml'ii with In.
guru. us tin-.r "word for luindllnir the
hiritIIly liivrcnmd mulls.
Antilll-‘l' log lot of (‘lllllll‘t‘ll'u if-II
llllt. “llillt‘tl ”tlot'. for iiI- |il’.. at M. at
tluiltli & (‘ofm
-.. m—v‘w
'l‘lic t'l‘llllillltl court or common 1b .in
\I.li tilllltut‘ uixl WIIIlnImld) IiiI-iiii'm
iii lirliiUIput‘l li will lIII Illt' hm In.
IiIIti IIt‘ tiny of tlic I‘tllll‘ls willtt‘ iii. “i'
Iuiim oi llit 'IIlllllllt‘t' \Iil‘iillttll. \‘I-IIIIII~
.liy Slim-ii iluwicy do w lllfl to tumor.
i-iII.I-'I ilI'iIluI-puri. Wlllldiil li Niv'i-
oi- .il' . llt'llltliti Kit-in. i‘uiiI'LIIli M Ii.-
m .\ \l‘I lIi‘nlllll till“ i. M. ditcrwwri
iiiIiIIiiwi ii t-iilu-I ll Iiiigli soul t‘lm -.
‘i‘ l'IIIii. NI-w l‘itltdtill. IiIII-xitII \l.
ituiihc.i iIlll lions. t1. I‘iiI-iImI-I-
Kowlowti. Willis-r ll. "in l . I’ mil t lilti-
i.’s I'Iih: Ni thunk. it I "II IIvii out! .I.
ll. Muiiiiuu. thumb-rd. lidwo. l .li
lirinim-imir lillll ll-Iuri .\|. \i'iIiIIII-i'.‘
Mir-Fluid. l‘LIil‘lt‘H Wilcox-Ion umi
l‘lliii'lciI li liliilttisillll; WcI-tpitrt.
ttnoigII l'. .Itlilllllflr‘ and \i'. III. .iibiu.
'I Pure an
I His subject
- i‘nul.
.iy.
Sumner L- Sweet has secured a posi~
man with the Standard Oil company.
and rcs'gncd horn the Norwaik Tram-
way.
Rev. A S. Kavanagh. pastor of the
First Methodist Episcopal church hai-
ing returned from his vacation. will
preach his first sermon Sunday night.
will be The Carpenter‘:
ISon and Labor Day
-—Brown's (‘ollcgc opens next Tues-
diiv. Day and evening. I
churc.h Ncw \‘.ork has been
some of the church institutions in llllsl
vicinity.
ncur . 'cw Canaan. Shc is stuying with
lIcr s 'ster. Mrs. Samuel R. \Vccd.
'I‘lic remarkable fact is stated thntI
not a single (icoth has Incurred out oi I
thcl 1300 mm of thc lI ir~t (‘mInIIII-thut
slow it wont to Camp Algor- on .Iluui l
l7 and IilIIIo~t no c :Iscs oi Sll‘lilli'h‘ré its I
:Incn \Icrc p-irtiIIilurly conscientious iII
obcdlcucc oi till sziiiitury Orilt‘ra‘
wFull 'l' rm. McirlH Coliigo St1t~n I
will liI‘lJlll ”tIIII~Iiuy.Scpio-itIlIcrI
lith. llcpurtmctib oi ilook kI-vaplti:
Shorthnnd. 'l‘ypcwrlting. English. IlnI
Arts. Tuition modcrntc. lnstruI-uon
ihoroiigh
'l‘hc tronsuiv IlI-I-Ipnimiuit _ill|\ issued
n t' lrcuinr lrtiIr culling IlIc attention oi
IIIIllIIItIirv liltl r \‘IIInIiI i-Igiits ltl IliI-I
iiu-t that thc tax on nIIIliIIiual mirror 86 WRShiflulOH Strfifit.
IIiIIus is lint ltt‘ll‘t! tho: ought) onion--
IIl. ntid III'IIlIrtu: 'i'l .illliit'tlli‘llt Iind
>_I‘ultlmllilt' I-xiiuiiii; ilon of thc slot-kn
. or Iicnlcrs.
The 80ch Iign i: .IIId Lodge of (bid
iI‘cllImH. will hold It.~ uiimi. l scssltitt in
lioston this yIIIr lI-Iiiiiiiug Monday.
SI|.tcniliI-r i I. Il‘ll l.l:- ii I: Ihrough lllt‘
\IIIIIk. Tiic ('tlllllt‘l'lli lli t't'pt‘t'nt‘lllll-
iivcs are l.liI Ill-x ll. l‘IiIlIIII. oi i’utniiiu.
and John Muir. Id \\'.IIIII‘inr,\'. from
the (bond Lit-lilo. und lIIImIonIl l'.
)iIIIIwin. of .‘ll‘ltll'll. IIIIII thoruc \\'.
l‘omp, 0i l't‘ltlflt‘porl. llillll lliI- tlI‘tllIIi
lIIIII'tt'IIpuII-ni. l'iist tiiuiid Municr LN.)-
pI lIl lit-|.III-uw will In prcsI'nt it: .i post
Int-tuber oi the SovI-rciitn tit-rind lolpc.
. Straw huts ill (i‘ilrlcn‘o
\i'c IIIIIcIol to Norwulk IIIII- lIIIurty
I-IIIIirrnIulutI'otm 'llIII bia‘linuy lI-ulliii:
from llltlt town to this, known III. tin-
‘NIw I‘ouuuii ltoud." is iI-luit put in
good nllll'it'. A llllli' thing of litllllt‘l‘n
liiltl rooms are now unedited in Iiitiluit
down the hills and titling up the hot.
In... This is on improvement that
ion. loig lht‘ll IIIII-II-Il. l.» Norwulk
really trying to t‘illlllll‘lt‘ with New i‘a
usun in thc tiiaticr cl good roads? it
an. m- hhflll koep hcr bury for soup
time in tow slut ~\|l‘||ttrit-‘(N iii , NIIw t‘II~
unuii Alum-hunt:
“'illlN‘,“ IIIIII or more I-opiI-s
rlcuiinil oi t‘IIbriIaiIIy 2-“. limit
it,
'Itltlllt‘ i'lltil It In SIIIllltpiIi‘t l~ iii litI
mcriiiiiilI-Il .iiIIl III-out 8'- 0"“ liid out
on it. Thu illlllii‘t'l iii to ho tnuIIII ititiI'h
lllflt‘l‘ illltl win-Ii coiupb-II-Il it will HI
I-iiI- oi lllt‘ mind t'llitllt'liln in tho IIouIi
'l‘hI organ. which hits ulwitvs litIt'll
in the rear oi lllt‘ church. will lw inor-
od tlthIiiIlilll‘tI Ilt‘ttl‘ tiiri- hancci. 't‘hc
Iitlun hut. :l-Ii livcn in u very in»
.IInIIIIIiInI p‘u c Iiiid it. removal will
be a wry gi'I-iii iltiprIIvi-nicnt. 'i‘hc
l‘lllll't'll is going to have it buy choir in
ILII iii-Ir iniuII- and a number of choir
”turn will be iniilt iii tliiI I-hnurcl. .\
niInIi-I-r oi oihcr important change»
Inc chin to in- Illittlt.r'Illl'ltl'ttptli‘l l'Ii
ion.
iantti.’
Cortland s
BAKING Mom.
Strongest of all pure cream
of tartar bakinghpowdcrs.
.‘m at: mm L'. 5.
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Miss Knte Nowell. Iloaconrsu of Grant ’
visiting l
lnIlud'ng the now groundsg H“
purchased by thc (truce church society:
Summits, this.
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”A BARGAIN 1N ‘
e s l
._ Canned Fruits.
Egg Plums. Green Gage Plums.
Lemon Cling Peaches,
Yellow Free Peaches,
I'llgricots, Cherries Strawberries.
' cans; sold for2l5and 260; all at
o.
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c. c. .-
a- s. .o
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on .- Co
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15¢ pet can.
E H. MOREHOUSE
TheWastAvanus|Groosn
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oxrostn TIES.
handsome enough to adont any
low enough toauggect the can
cannot or a sit rand presenti
‘thewear that Ie ”M and ii
Oxfords can posssss.are aressan in our su-
perb shoe display that’s now attracting
more genuine attention and admiration
than anything else in South Norwalk.
0A nhos’s a small thing, but. there’s“
world of satlsiaction in a good one. and
our Oxford'suare‘s rare oomblmou of
high es n summer wear.
.3106. Low Iriees. 05c. 96c.
"3.61.26.01.50 81.6.
c a “a GEL”,
foot
and
Phone 138-2.
Without the Dirt.
()ur oats co es to you as clean as it is
pussllile to nine ethem.
We use the utmost care to malte clean
deliveries.
\\ c realize that when you buy oats you
don’ t want to pay for any dirt.
\ "." want; al pair—and that 8 just what
We Iriio you.
buy ()nts that's clean.
MANUEL T. HITCH.
GRIND CLEIRRNCE SALE OF
«IMILLINERYI»
During Illui-lll of Au st you can buy goods ut about your own price.
l.lncii (' nob "iv to lo into, Were .i all; now "to.
Halli-rs quality rm Now. 35...
it)” '“ .‘_ ll)‘ It a“‘.
“ “ 01.50 to sand .. w.
Htrsw Hhripu. I I'ouipris up must of the popular stylus nuil cob-rings. ruin:
lug in price iron 7m- to a2.;tli now 25c.
lln Iy t‘nps in piwhai and Muslin. oiiotlilrd regulnr irlI-c.
Wodo not I-nquut- to t‘ill'l'\' ovcrnny Hitiiiinertiout slfprlw will Ia-ll them.
(«so too nothing to ittlltct'l the outfit. \iiiy tlnIl Just what you want.
Tillotson 6: Mills,
Bull Nose Peppers, tom...»
Ionic. line and circuit. ut Iv')t' tlill.
tIIIIit tiliiuit l\I IIII.
“III III u II. tl‘ in. . iIiiIitI; .ii'III III-r luslu-l.
lhlllx Stu-oi to: I‘ .- I liii: tillil otiirr I‘lll‘lltht'ts.
.\ ~toI-i. III' iii-cum. t‘ukr- :Iilil t‘ruckcm ll‘lllll u llt‘\\ t‘tlIIi‘t‘nl otit~iIic tliI-
tIII~i. :‘It - I III I.-III inluu trit~t prI'iIIs
.\ iltilll ~IIII I||l\ «I' lllll‘ lquII liiltl I'liigv-uty
llliti Do You iltiit?
SA'I‘l'llllAl' fii'i-Tt'lAl.
l'rI-iiiliiiii Stump git. ti.
Nu l‘I'I-iiiiuui Slump». gin-u on tiuuur or lI‘lomI.
t‘I Iiilzniic your I-r hi- all” till up tlmt purtlv illicit ~tutiip bunk
XIIIlIi‘l. l'h‘t't‘)‘ itltt‘ pi'l'i'tit'l.
lies (in 1 Sun in?
’0le Floor ti-XII bun.
.\ I II .III rltilt' . qul I-uid III-oils nt riuiit prim-n.
LORENZO DIBBLE,
l:i North Mnln Htrcct. Hunth Norwalk.
Moth-l tlrIII-ory.
wa‘dfi (SWIG-{W
H KRI EGER’S
Millinery and Cloak Store.
W c are closing out it" oi our
spring qul Full
REEFERS FOR CHILDREN
J IN the thing for school wcnr.
a
vh'WW ‘i‘341‘g? 4'1 (if {Evs‘i‘ <" 4'1 .4 1‘.‘ «€630:
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in
WII liovc iIIiu-kcil tliciii till ut tlic one prlco Iii
$1e25
H. KRIEGER,
Maliackcmo. Hotel Block“
mm NWQ‘GWW
”Wu-Magus! 3e. .0. Namath. I
South Norwalll. Conn-
..! EDWARD
STRI'El-fiI I.
Clearing up sale of sesaonsbie goods. Our plan is to clean up stock in ssasu
. A grand opportunity for buyers.
1
must sell them.
We buys a few
Ladies’ Gauze Ribbed
EDWARD
Paper, Etc.
.IALL PROFITO.
Very low prices have been made on all spring
expect to close out our entire stock of these departments, as the pried
and summergoods. and we .
SHIRT WAIBTB
that were 500 and 750,
a few that were 01. 00 and 01.”. now 7“
now as.
Vests at 5.10am! l2lo
are a bargain.
All Lawns and Dlmitles are to be closed out if low prices will do it. Special
bargains at In per yard. Choice designs.
STREET,
No. 5 Gazette Building. Not-walk.
“Ctr-nature. tron . Noodlo to an Anchor."
“Watch Out” For Positive Bargains.
Camera Supplies, Dry Plates. Albums
Next Week.
0U
HAND LOADED SHELLS
ARE UNIXOILLED.
Better leave us your order for a sinuplc hundred and not be disappointed W
FOX CYCLE & HARDWARE CO.
120 Washington Strut.
QUICK “Is...
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WILLIS II. SBLLBCK. the" Holding cumin.
WHEELMEN’S CHANCE.
' We have a few pairs of all wool (tolf Trouser! that add
for 02.50; you can buy them now for ”.50.
Men’s Golf and Bicycle Suits.
All wool Stilts that we asked $5. Ii, «.50, 7 and 8.50 for, an
i now marked 83.75, 4.50. 5, 5.25 and 6.50.
' the-Io units we have all nine. Great reduction in price Ill
all Men's. Boys' and Children’s Suits. .
Onsonisoi
IWillis
H. Selleck,
Clothier and Furnisher,
A Good workman
N0. 50 WALL STREET,
NORWALK.
\
is known in the tools lIc III-es: also a bm' It «Inc utlmi Ilepclids III I limo
lilt‘tltlllrt' upon the quaint nnIl life oi thesupplici-I lu- III-um.
IiI-Iivurcd ultii pleasing results to lay in acorn IlI-tc line of Pads, Peu-
IIll~ Hooks and ticncrul Supplies «Iii-it Ivitlit u- idea of pleasing tho
ll|\‘!- as to quality illlil their port-tits by price.
i have on-
’to see In to believe. and
. I II Nil‘lltl to tho pidilii- an invitation to \rrify lllt‘ about statement-
Kill)“ REFLEGT ”POI THIS! PRIGIS.
It“) I‘Iililict' iip pt’lll‘l
ltlliil pcn lltililt‘irl
500 rubber erusci's
llulcri- and MI Ilioliirs'
i 125 and 225 sheet tubiftsm ...... . . - - - -
It
10
..-sso..
...... ..from 1c up
companions”
5c
School lloolts ui .\cw \ Iii‘k \\ holesule l’t‘ices.
WILLIAI P. ,BEERS. Bookseller tlitl Sitilontl'.
in Wall Sin-rt. N-Irwuik, (.‘otiti.
lill Appointed
and the noise
til the coul
weiruu is heard
in tlic llllltl.
glow” '
‘W Well“ I
Who u your to: ll' the noise are il our IIIIIIII- not! our prior for coal is not painted on the
WI“ “It
“A but iull oft-oat i- it Illt‘l' lliili.’ to how ilillkt‘i oIII- MI l as though they wore pNMN‘M
light up on unit blou-
t‘nii we not till \Iuir bin for tio- “‘lilli r‘.‘
now or bite r. its you c lImI-I. ‘l‘lu tI
M‘tll. til all).
i- :III-II IIiul and bad cool
.m- minor-tier “llll its and we will deliver
WI been the bust nadthlls
Hot. Stove and Egg Cost. $5 per ton, delivered.
'00 DD".
.\ [mu runny un- burning our I:I.:i'Igr.IIlc of nut i‘llttl IIIIIi think it nicc.
o bbta. Hard Wood. .I.
Whplmm- :tl..\
B. HARRIS.
7 bbia. loft Wood. .I.
ill-Iaiila
.li. Kings School,
: .TIM'OID.
Will teupcti til-ll'l‘lflM “Kit it“. I
I l'IilltIgti III' Iltutllitsis
I prcpiirtuioii. I
'tliw hlillillt‘il iuiIi thirlccn laryn-
“I gunpoint“ [or college. I‘
Hprciai IittI-iitloii irivI-ii to young.
boys.
I
.u. KlNG.Pt'lttclpal'
”all!!!
III’II-II
Wagons Given Free!
For tit mom mop Inuit ltttl'k'. .‘ lirout'
sbth'lilttull trunk-yin ‘I'Ii/II Ii- wu-Iilttupuw-
III t trade mark-I t‘nralimbwt tlllit‘ IIiiII
mum! Insissllsswita I.“
‘ “tin-Milt!“
Phlnlltfll W. IOOIIO‘
iilI \I'lt. ttnlli. lithium. Norwiiik. i |..
no II c .
IULILIV I WM ILII'I
BICYCLE ”Fliltli- " Ili'ttiiitli
. ‘I‘otwiilii ton
I !
ain viii-ct. tin.
”no lint
“MGM
Illicyclc suit do we intend to
curry over, and in order to
our i‘ 'ottt our wishes we have
Illvii cIl ouweutire stock of
Bicyc Ilo Suits into tire lots.
All that have sold at ”(It
and ltlllltil‘ go at I
tut.
.\ll that have sold over ‘5.
including our very best suits.
iro tit
54.85.
Don‘t let this opportunity
iilip by.
m
u. an every evening until it e'olssh.
um...“
lskssliasie ttetsi lied.
teeth lensiti.
Norwalk Chronicler