belly beings oi the People of lot-
’ salt and Seath llorwalk.
aims-mutt now
A decided low barometer is central
this morning over Lake Superior. pro-
ducin cool. cloudy weather. accompan-
Jlr. and lira. C. N.
ted by light rain throughout the lake.
‘ re‘gion. in the west and northwest the
weather is very cool and pleasant.
Thunder storms
and Wednesday: cooler Thursday mor-
ning. south winds becoming west.
lligh mass and vespers will be re-
sumed at St. Mary’s church next Sun-
day.
old Well Lodge. P. and A. ht. will
Intel tonight after a two months' vaca-
lion.
An important meeting oi ‘ifncns
'i‘rtbe. imp. 0. It. ht. will be held to-
night.
A memorial mass was held at St.
Mary's clnirch. yesterday morning. ior
the late John White.
The adjourned cauctts oi the Second
District Democrat. will be held in Ar-
iou Hall. tonight at I o'clock.
_———_
Dr. W. J. Tracey. oi Norwullr. is net-
in medical enminer during the ill.
ness oi Medical Examiner Burke.
The New York Sunday World con-
tained a cut of Miss. Aieanntierla Ella-
aboth Hamilton. oi Newtown avenue.
Mrs. Samuel Benino is able to be out
again and is visiting her sister in tin-
iouville, but is in very poor health.
bliss lrcne Dibble. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Irving Dibble. oi linyview
avenue. entered the Normal school. at
New Haven. today.
—-Blg auction sale at Household l-‘ur-
niture. at at Orchard street. Thursday.
at iii a. m.
C. H. (liovcr leaves Norwalk this
week Thursday ior Wabash college at
(Vrawiordsvlilc. inti.. where he will
commence to ill himself for n physio
inn.
Mists linisy Scudtler. a graduate of
the South Nurwaik High school. who
has bet-ti engaged to teach the Scotland
district school. in liltigoilcld. began her
duties today.
'l‘ile Arlen Singing society. to titt
number oi tiily. visited North lieach.
Sunday. going down on the steamer
IitIiitI liorton. which also carricd many
other cxcttrslotiists. .
ltcv. \\'. Fitzgerald. who has been as-
t-lIIIiitg at St. Mary's re-tticy. will re-
tnrn to llartioid this wtek to iiistillli'
his duties at the new (‘titholic Prepar-
atory seminary.
i‘otntuuty It will drill in go In! i.lI.li'.li
lug iii the Nnt'wailt Armory tonight
t‘olottcl lil‘iiill'll‘. at Stamford. and Scr-
gt-unl-hlnjor Waitir Hall will tissiitt it.
the cert mony.
'i‘he NI rwaik police report that Sutt-
day night w..s tho worst night on lL't'I
tirtl ior humidity and cltmuess. Last
night was itot much better. though a
low tieurot‘tt cooler.
Si'Vtittl mtItnthts oi the Ilt-tttrtttin
Sdi‘l‘uI‘l'llliiul mm to Orange. N. .i.
Saturday. and rI-muititti until yI lI‘l'il Iy,
thc gIII l.‘ at ibI .il tn:t choc .II III-ty oi
that plow. .\i| halt-ls upon a spirit
did tiunu
tonight '
, the 9th
The South .‘torwsik t‘otigr-izot'tnuai
ttht'. it b\. s tr-ttptncd ior script». .‘i'tli-
Ii i_\ i.Ith congttgntitinu luiitg prts t.t .
'iliI lust-It. Iitt'. tittaitl Ii liII'aIIi. “ti!
l'i thttgt In the t-vtuing Thoma.» i.
l'i‘lllll‘“ song. i
i
an» ..
i'tntnclitnnu Hatch. lt‘I-icis and Smith i
utIl at the Smith Norti‘aih i‘IIttttIii
mun». in-l night. but a Iplottttn not bt~
inn pct-Iota un Ittljouinutent \\.t~i mitt-n
to Wedntsduy night at it o‘clock. when
the monthly tueetiita will be held.
.:..Iitir hr. the pun! year Mt‘lllll t'IIl It‘d‘I ““
tale, ritaiiiitirti has M‘i'lil‘iil Itilulillllln
ior llittcty- -'ii\tI li'l it‘lii Id be gratin-
“It" Young men illlIlI liti‘tilltllilfl book-
Itttpilll shorthand and "iypewrltiua|
ltl’t' iii demand.
Iranian) pIIIplII hate lttcn [Will the
phonon oi tituing ti iIIrlII liltIitIIIII
or tip ttIIptIstIIi Iotirt house to be built
”it“ lbs picture was exhibited in it
|tltliilliittti ItoI-I uintiow 'rnt- I‘ounti
I IIInuIlII-IIIIIIIIInI will soon lsain contiem
tittlioll prItt-ttttinss against owners of
land liIlI‘I‘Hl tIII the new building.
. - ~~~¢
i>nt~p ttIl-l~li~l
u-o r .
i‘-rwtl~w~n i‘Ii-
e... a.
ill low. .IIIII 'ioini Abstin lite anti
9"“ “lie
H'titit'tiat tit-tutmti nttti tit-it-IiilIIl iitiI
trout in that place by ll store Iii low
to tilt-II- 'i'b Rt .ituII ph‘I pinyttl tip it
best ”mt til the lNiHill. and
tit-I iltlvlliit‘ hunt a large number at spec
tutors Wt'ri‘ ||"'N‘ili.
MN AiirIIi N Wildman and in.
Imvtn hit this mortiina for 1smpn,
Hg. to visit Mr“ Wildmiiil‘s tum.
iatntI-num ll'flillrtl ll. Wiitlntan. who
i» iii. 'i‘IlIgrttmII received irtim Mr
Wiblnian do not "With oi his liinmu not
dangerous and lint. Wiititnsn‘a visit is
to m ihili he in well cared ior.~l.tsn-
bury News. \ ,.
a
.llnrtt ll
iWeishcit had the
till ii'liill thiii to “h’i‘l‘llili‘ .
'l‘he Not-:mllt tire companies will
hold practice drills tonight.
Welcome Stranger lodge. Sons of at.
George, will hold a meeting tonight.
A datuhter was born this morning to
Ballard. oi Sum-
mer street.
Corp. Howardnloomor and Private
Joseph Henry. of Company L. were
home on a furlough. yesterday.
.—
—Don‘t forget the nuttlon sale of
Household Furniture. Thursday. at lo!
a. m.. 31 Orchard street.
'i‘he l'nion Veterans‘ Union will hold V
its rtgnlnr meeting. Friday evening.
it is specially requested that
all members attend.
William A. Clark. of the firm oi
'helpiey a Clark. is ill with neural-
g a oi the stomach. at his home in
Elmwood avenue.
Judgmtnt has been rendered in the
Norwailt side of the Town (‘onrt for;
Mrs. Rose'Gnarnleri. in her dispossesw
suit against Ellen Saunders.
William E. Dunc-hey. who was arres-I
ted last week for non-support of his:
wife, was found guilty by Judge Frost.
and sentenced to thirty days in Jail.
it is estimated that hilt) people were
in bathing at Gregory‘s Point during
the afternoon. Sunday. There was an
almost like scene at the point yester.
day.
The Derby Daily News. started it
week ago as a stitcessor to the Derby
Transcript. suspended publication y ‘li-
tertlay owing. the editot says. to‘ inch 3
of mechanical facilities."
Fred ilediortls cat. boat Wanda Ile-
iented James lltinnc's Kit Saturday ni-
ternoon in the Atlantic Yacht cltih rc-
gattn. The race was for the Balloti-
tine cup. valued at $100.
For the next ten tints yoti can but
till kinds of millinery at your own tig-
nrcs at Tilloson & Mills". This is a
cleaning out oi odds anti ends to make
room for new fall goods.
_. ._....._..--~ i
The mettim: oi the Y. .\i. C. .i. llllX-
illnly. which was to have been llt‘lll
with the president. this evening. will.
he held ltisttatl with the treasurer.
Miss Donne. oi 7 Mott avenue.
'i‘he lliinyntll Sick and item-tit not-ic-
ty had ti picnic. yesterday. in Sumvtl~
en's woods. South Norwitlit. tltc it-stlv~
lites being continued all night. At; or-
chestra irotu New York izrrltsht-Ii inti-
sic.
'i‘hrtc oi the graduates oi the South
Norwulk High School. class of '98
Mlhai‘ti Loin lilccitcr. Anna Richardson
and Britain liouton. started ior the
New iiritninNormai school. this morn-
lug.
Rev. A.
\‘l‘rvli‘dlrt
S. Knvattagh conducted the
and lil‘ii‘lt'lii‘ll itt his church
Sunday. in the morning administering
the tommnnion. and iii the evening
preaching a M‘i‘lllilll applicable to ba-
bor Day to a large antlicncc
.its pit lltiit-tnait wa-I ar'IteI oi Sni-
nrduy night for intoxication l‘teti
l.-‘wis. another drunk. was also ltu'lit‘tl
up. This morning .indgc tlrI-gory sus-
pended sI-nII-nct- oi 8.3 on Lewis. lit-i-
icrt-nu's case. was continued for It
month.
i‘iiinn Weston. who went with a par-
i)‘ to Wrstoit. ycszcrdny. as assistant to
the Ilercl' of thc curryall. had one oi
the wheels oi the \‘I‘llii'li‘ pass: over illli'
oi his loci. Il'lirllli‘l. it Very badly. .\
putting .cam “its bailttl. and he \le
. .II at home.
Two pr‘.v.tttu oi illt“lfllllll Non
i'ttt'lt I'tfil'llt'lll t-.mI- tip ill] the lie iII
lrI-m .\'t~n \‘otk yesterday.
it v w I bull in tip santtago tutti.
one ti.‘ them in mg shot httmgp the arm
TlIt-it Ittuie~ oi the name title tory
Iiilitli'ttilllll.
-,. .._.. -. . “mm—“O
~ In. bi. R. int In. wallet. front New
't'ut'k. can be tIItt-uitcti lit the parlors
of the .\l.illllI lttllitl ”illi‘l on 'l‘nI-stltiy»
l.ttl\\‘it‘u ilic bouts of i:.' m. and it p. In.
ii iii ltl'lt tttl that "it Iltu willth crit-
'tttIIl n Milli til it i'Hktiti nttte. Sun
til it git bili't‘l, tintnitluy ui
tttt.ttIt»n int one “uttering lliI‘ tIItmIt
ti Ill-tip but i. t lli'tlii‘l it Welthc t. of
'i i'.iIit>r .t\I~ttItt-, on the handy» be thh
pumiuu along that tinu'tutgbl'arc. Mr.
u‘tuuni caiitcriacti.
lht- Iltut also uptang a! rtilllll' children
‘ on the sonic strict t
\iatltitit.tilIs—- You llllitIl rctut-ian-r
said ritnattir Sorghum to "It than who
was ttiutting in thlittii oi an lsthminn
I'iilliil. "that it does not do tor It than lit
“my IIlNiilItli tn Iiltili" up hiII mind too
‘ quickly.
There is ability. stunt-think to
be mild on both fillit ll of every lll‘ll|liltil-
tinn." “lint what i hart- lit‘i'll telling
too is as plain III the [Mt iiitit two and
two iiiiilii four“ "Ev-In that isn‘t iIII
Wins the use it you i'\I'i' go littititI-
iiillfliihi ultb titiii t'ttu‘ii iiItIl ii mighty
hard to Iviiliil on two Ili‘llliii'l‘ilili and
.hm i pII tllliillii tor iout i IIIII' '
Iltutplti-i I
’come to tho state department for ili‘
'clinc the appointment
,ttlttI-ttts and charts ll. ctitti by lllt' .‘lllt t'I
‘is not in any
loyal-destinies!“
museum-s.
WM “damned."wm
neon nonunion”. t
‘ito Longerboubt um Justice warm
lie-Decided to Dtolino. i
lily Associated Press.) 1
Washington. September tlI—Secretary 1
Day probably will riot. resume the diII- i
charge oi the functions oi secretary of ‘
state. and it may be assumed that lilsl
connection with the department llllV‘
tin the capacity oi a peace commissioner i
:tI-riniuaied when he
left Washington I
ior Ohio. recently. Upon his return to
Washington. it is expected that he will
pntpose of bidding farewrll to the cm-
pioyccs. ‘
'l'lli‘i't‘ is no longer a rviisnnanlt- doubt
that Justice White has IlI-clIicIi to do-
of peace cont-
mlssinucr and that he refrains
making public announcement oi
iroIn
his
purpose at the request of the president. "
,it is intimated that ti very early till-l
litlllnt't'lllt tit may be looked for. as there
[is reason to believe that the president I
has :tlrcudy made a tender of the cntnI
llilfrtitlllt‘i'rilllll and is now awaiting an
.ltI‘i‘llllIli‘i‘ bciorn making liltltllt' the;
facts. Arrangements for the tlt‘iliii‘liii‘r :
‘of the commission oil the Hill instant i
from New York are lttitig ltlirtlh‘tl- AI“
ttttg Sccrctary .\iourc is will 'l'llllK IlIll“
.I-nn commissioners in their Work and.
thc Sillljii‘l: illttly lo .ll'lril‘ itt concoc-
tion \\‘liii tiiI tinni ]lv‘ill't' ntgotiatious
.trc lI-I't‘ii'lllfl clust- study at the h.tod~
It” tin-st- gnntlcmcn. lisp-Italiy is this
illit' oi the Philippines, which promist
'o l.t' ill-t hour It! t'Itiiit‘lliitlil btt'ort- tlit‘
commission. atnl I'iill:~l“ilill‘liily .ttti:I~,;
~‘Itcrclury Moore lit tittoilttt! tiIII bcs’t
lure of his attention to ihzi lilill-I
vi ill.~ rillljtt‘l. ‘
'l‘o I-stibllslt :t .it It" understand I'i! oi
the scope oi the tItIttt'tiinsitIu‘I paw-rs
ii is slat-Id on atithurm lll'ul tbi.. lItIlv.
~ Inst.- ,ittditihl. lIut port-i) l
Iliplortnttic. 'l'ltc pt‘tit-ctlttrt- \tili not LI l
at .t I‘ii1Il'1i1‘iI'l‘ wbIIrI- num- ricai \‘tlllllJ. L
.Itrtngth niii tit-II ttoénv ::ti) propItIl .
ii- Iti but the III: ill ttI.~~ioI rs tut llli h shit l
M" t-\pIctIIl to titl nit .-. ptittItI- liiill
Ittti should Ill lir.tttttI-.~t urim tbcy tutt~t .1
:.I ttictl by llit' iii'tll'itli) tutiisI oi til—i
phonetic litttolluilnllh.
\i‘il.iih2i..\ilN.\ lIIN'i‘llltilNlIlli. l
lily t‘iItItli'lfllI‘il Prtss.) i
Amsttrtiatn. SI ptetulwr i‘Iw’l‘iIe1
i‘\’i'lll-l oi yesterday were btit the ovt-t'y
ture for far more important t-cremonIi
its today. upon the oI‘cnIion of tiny
long uwiiihti IntitrtIut-mciit oi Qnet-n‘
\\'illtctnlna, who I'.i|l|i' of age on AttitI
Iiu :51. The day began with a salute
or NH nuns and It Inajestlc choral.» IIerI'
iIIrmIIl by trumpett rs irotu the l'l‘I'Ilt‘l’
itit'tl towcra oi the lite Ki‘t'lt t'lllil‘i'llt‘
or Anistcidaui.
ill-Ill lIZNSith .\'i' ll.-\i.iI‘ bidd‘i‘.
Illy \tIIm‘lttlIIi i‘rI-twl
New \‘Iuk. H'llit‘lliltt‘l' II The l‘nltcti,
Sillii‘h lt‘.ttt~|~tut I‘ltIIIici'. irnm I'oritt
"ll'il, with ticltcrni Ht'llWllll and stall.
iltntrai Iininc~ and ~tali. and the
Four-Jr Pennsylvania volunteer lniattI
try. was ~igittt-tl oil the Highlands at
noon IIItlIIy. bound lti. lit-r citsiuu w.»
.tt hail iiiihl
rlltt but. about folly one oiiict-ts and;
l. lit l nit-ti on lmuld
t‘.\'l'iiill.ii‘ t‘I’tNl-‘itlllENt‘li.
Iliy Associated l'iqu
ilttttintl t‘.onn liepiemhci‘ I The!
I|tll"ilitll\ tonicrcut-t- oi Iltnutin t' 1‘llllil‘
lic priI- IIIII Iti this diIItI-sc opened iii the
t-oninrcncc room of HI. .ltiititph‘s (.‘nih-
i'li'iil at .' to thin hint-noon. 'I'liti pro~
V‘l'illli‘h’ “If not public.
i'AtitliI‘lt A iiliti".ll iii-iii Nltlli'i‘.
illl’ \u-Iitlltii'tl Pita-a)
Narragansett PM. It. i. hippo-tuber
lib-.- Wlttnie linvis. uiaugiitttr oi
ltIiiItIson littt'in. passed It restless
itiubl but was more tonilurtuble this
tutttttina. 'i‘ltcrc ht no material titaniu-
in lit-t ttiiltiltluh
unto or II "maths out I t.. .
lily AIIIIIuitttIIIl l'rtIssl
llurtiotI.l i‘..IInli ricptt-nibcr it John
Murrow. whim- ititttll watt ci'iiidittl on
the railroad nctir Manchester. iiIIntlnv
night. died at the liartiorti hospital.
this morniua at i: In. lie was born iti
Scotland. was It paper tunltI-r. tititl lived
in Manchester.
. .. —
“ Pure and Sure.
* CcVelatnd s
Minna Mom
Does the most work and the best work. I:
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;E. A BARGAIN IN ,_
o.
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Canned Fruits.
Egg Plums, (ireen tinge Plums,
Lemon Cling Peaches,
Yellow F ree P caches.
A ricots, Cherries, Strawberries,
31 I cans; sold for‘dihmd 250; all at
150 per can.
E. H. MOREl-IOUSE,
The West Avenue Gm.
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OX FORD TIES.
handsome enough to adorn any foot
low enough to nugget-t the ease and
comfort of a slip ter, and preluitlu all
the wear that t to beat and lines Iti
Oxfords can yum, are seen in our su-
perb shoe display that's now attracting
more genuine attention and admiration
than anything else in South Norwalk.
world oi tuttsfsction in a good one, and
our Oxfords are a rare combination of
high qualities in summer footw.eur
[low shoes. Low prices. (lilo. 954'.
Cl 20, $1.25. 01.50, “.75.
C. H. GRLE.
”Wu-hinnon In. .0. Namath.
. Phone 138-2.
A Rubber-Tired Buggy
will not make you enjoy yottr ride if yen
know your horse has been badly handled
and poorly fed with “cheap. " dirty oats.
I'ntlcr that kind of treatment horses. like,
men, have “that tirctl feeling."
. l oli'cr you the best food to be had.
lltty (hits that's clout).
MANUEL T. HITCH.
TILLOTSON” a MIL‘LSX
MILLINERY EMPORIUM.
l'or the amt ten tiny. you can buy all kinds of mil-
littcty at about your own iiIrttres.
i‘ lcaring title ttfotitis anti ctttlsol‘ this season‘s styles.
\\ c must tl\t'l roottt for new goods and new tit-patt-E
meats to be opened ill ll few days.
Tiiiotson Si Mills,
86 Washington street. South Norwnlk. Conn.i
Bull Nose Peppers, tun-III.)
i :Iruc lit. Ithtttitlictip. tit lI'Ic ilill
iii‘t'I-li (iiilt-I'l' llIIIIl.
littt'ltI-III- l'cat'v- i'Iu cunning. IL'Ic per i~;t~kci.
lhtrit Httuur i‘tu pit-Mint: and other lliil'.ltl~t‘n_
.\ ~ttIt-i. oi “l‘t'llll' t'uitc- :IttIi i'l'lit‘lit'lN. irtttn It Ilt‘“ t-tInt-t-rlt otit~itic the
mm. at 2:" Phi Ii‘lI‘ iIcitItt tru~i prices.
.\ utttttl oil-ply ol‘ Iitn- llillllt‘ lniIl I'li'g- lit 33c ilill.
What Do in that? liott Can i Sun You?
H.\'|‘i'|i||.\ \' Hi‘i.t‘l.\l. I’lttlil‘tii'u' lulu.
i'rcmlutu Statute lptt-tt.
No l'rt-IIIittIII Stump. given on Hit-.:.ir or lt‘itIur.
l‘ltt-t‘y tilic pct'i't't'l.
JUN." '
i’IIIIlitttttI .\ II ll Ind. i~ till 1 till up that partly illlt-Il 'Illlliill hunk.
.\ IIiII.ttt ‘lui'l‘. nit-i
LORENZO DIBBLE,
Li North Main Hlit't'l. Hotitlt Norwitiit.
iiIil “IIIIII at right I'l'li't'-.
Moth-i iii‘tit'cl‘y.
H. KRi EGER’S
Millinery and Cloak Store.
We are closing ouitill oi ottr
Spring and Full
REEFERS FOR CHILDREN.-
.ltist the thing for school wear.
M
We have marked them till at the one price of
$1.25
H. KRIEGER,
Mahackemo Hotel Block. "
A'slioes a small thing. but there'sa.
. ‘ ‘
. I ‘ these suits \t e lint c all slat-II.
l
EDWARD sTkEEjm
A grand opportunity for buyers.
\‘dry low prices have been made on all upriug and summer goods, and VI
. expect to close out our entire stock oi these departments, as the pile!
I must sell them.
Wile have a few
i ' SHIRT WAIBTS _
i‘ ’ that were 50c and 75c, now I“
. niew that were 81. 00 and Si. 53, now 7|.
‘. Ladies’ Gauze Ribbed Vests at 5, 1i) and 12h:
ate a largolu.
Alli Lawns and Dimities are to be closed out if low prices will do It. Special
i lurgalna at .0 per yard. Choice designs.
" EDWARD STREET
No. 5 Gazette Building. Not-walk.
"Ivorythinu from I Ila-din to III Anchor."
“MatCh Out” For Positive Bargains.
lCamera Supplies, Dry Plates, Albania
i‘ Paper, Etc., Next Week.
OUR
tHAND LOADED SHELLS
ARI UNIXOILLID.
BoFttcr leave us your order for a sample hundred and not be disappointed later
FX CYCLE & HARDWARE CO.
l20 Washington Street.
IfllflLL PROFITS. QUICK “LI.-
_.._ _._-._.,-._,.. III—-
runs it SELLECK, {its until... Chaim.
W EELMEN’S CHANCE.
\\ chuten few paintoinil uool (it-ii Tmusera that laid
for 82. iii); you can buy them now for 01.60.
Mail’s (loll and Bicycle Suits.
i All wool Suit-I that no asked $5, is, It. 50." I and 8.60 {ohm
i non titatketis'b 7"). {.50 h 5.; "land ti..liil On some of
(treat reduction in price on
all .\ltIn 'II. ilovs' and (‘lilltircn’ s Suits.
Willis H.Se11eck,
i ‘Clothier and Furnisher.
i
1A dood workman
No. no WALL s'rnnm,
N 0 “\VALK.
- ~—
is knoway the tools he now; al-o a bot' s education Iicpt- llilil iii Marge
tmctottrt- tipoii the quality utitl lii't-oi' the supplies he uses. l linvcelt-
tIlI :IvurI-Ii. witit phasing rt units. to lot in a I-tunph- to line of Pulls. l‘cii-
it- 'Il~ Hoolu anti tic- tI-rtii Supplies solely \tilit tiit iIiIIuot pleasing the
lilo).- as to quality and their patents by ptice. 'i‘o we is to beiiete and
ii t aloud to the public an imitation to tally the abut e Nialellli‘lli...
i l KINDLY IEFLEG? UPON THESE PRICES.
|
125diltlt 225 sheet tablets ....... .........5e
‘lililil rubber tip p-t-nt ils ..... -. ..... . ..1c
liliil pcti ltoltlcrsp. lc
Willrttltiierct'asera. .< flout 1c up v‘
‘llulcrs and St'llillill'fit contpanions .. ”~50.
Salton! llooks at New Y-oik \\ holesule Prices.
. l “M“ P. BERKS. Bookseller and initial,
W
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.i-‘tii indicted
illltl tillI noise
of the l‘i‘tlill
wagon‘is ltctirtl .
iii the land.
‘ fl
and out pittIt- for con! is not minted on the
mullet IIIII iI-Itlmt llitliiflll they were DMIM to
luttt'c tttIirorie all It
I... I.- in “and tool and bad i'IUi‘ll ' W'c.it‘d-litrlll‘oual‘h'lltlmril
Win-n ppm incur the not-III we it will InIIItI
Wit oil.
A bill it ii tifeoui in II no t- ”tilt: in hatt-
tight. Ill'lwu‘itll‘ biou .
t‘nti \H‘ but ill \tnir ltlli tItr tlit \\ ttItI- r"
now In hilt i «It you I “HUII'
lira good tour I).
Nut. Stove and Egg ::ngb” per ton, delivered.
A goal innuy IIII burning out 92;. 'Jtlkl'iiill ttlnul coal and think it nice.
6 b in. Hard Wood. CI. 7 little. .oit Wood. .1.
Tu W piiti t- Idol)
3. HARRI
NoiGue
liit vclc suit (in we intend to
carry ii\0l‘. tttttl iil order to.
carry outour wishes we have
divided our entire stock of
liit-ycle Suits into two lots.
\ll that lilting ii
and Inuit... m, attit at 35m
into.
.\l| that have sold over”.
incltitliii tiurv
goat ii etybosiitults,
WTIMIOID.
\\'iii Ittppcn t-ilII’l'EMlllIlit lb.
tltdlego or lint-intuit
‘ preparation.
.thte liiii'ttlhlil and thirteen boys-
|I ‘llll'tiil l‘ui' cttlicue.
rlpecitil lultontitui given to young
i boys.
i .
I Given Free i
It In it lill|llil utit» and Him il wn-btnu tou-
tiI-rtrutiu iliiii' n. luru liiitiii ltIIIIt mitt
. luau. PrincipalI
lnr iii until I mop lreIIhI mu'itn. .' iiunw
i! in list within“
II “d“mfil'. at
$4.85.
Don't let this opportunity
by.
he...”
i lpen every evening until 9 o’oloeh.
slip
r up It ..-
V l WHIKLII' I
l: 'tlilouih ”Nit eimi
or! simulate. mill
5- quti.
I
imam“ cheater-e iietei lien...
teeth Wit.
Norwalk Chronicler