iislly Delsgs ef the People of lor-
wslt and South Xerwalk.
WEATHER some.
The storm area central over Lake
Superior yesterday morning is moving
slowly eastward and is now over the
western portion of the lake region. Lo-
cal rains and cloudy wes'tber prevail
in t _ Latte region and New England.
Var, Ieooi. pleasant weather prevail:
in the middle and western states. Light
frosts were reported in Nebraska.
Forecastvshow'era tonight; Thurs-
day. fair and cooler. Fair and cool
weather will continue for at least two
or three days. wItII southwest winds?
Incoming north.
The Norwallt Union band contem-
plates giving a concert on The Green.
Friday evening.
Irving need. a truchman employed
by L. J. Reynolds. injured his back.
yesterday. and is laid up for a few
dire.
The Norwallt Union band will se-
hearse this evening. Arrangements
will be made fora fair to be held in
November.
I
Edward Kelly. of South Not-walk.
went to Hartford yesterday to talte the
examination for III diploma as a Iicens~
ed drug clerk. '
Miss Laura Pollard and Miss Lena
Hutchinson. of Winnipanh. have re-
turned to their studies at the State
Normal school.
Charles Bent.~:ii‘red Brower. irving
Reed and George Parheton. of Nor-
w;IIit. will make a trip to Long Island
shortly for a three days‘ ilshing trip on
the Atlantic coast.
There. was a very satisfactory atten-
dance for opening at the Norwalk pub-
lic III-.hools Qwing to the intense heat
the majority of the districts dismissed
school at“ .. 3U o'-.tloclt
Weather prospects for today are
fair to partly cloudy weather. with
showers. ioliochI by steadily falling
temperature. The cold wave will make
itself deservedly felt tomorrow.
~Big auction sale of Household iI‘IIr-
niture. at 31 Orchard street. Thursday.
at Iii a. In.
Edwin Fox. lender of the meetings in
thc (il‘allliei‘lllt‘ chapel. was taken sick
last Sunday. and in consequent-II no
tntctiug was held. One will be lit-id
next Sunday at the usual hour. 3:15.
Edward CanIleId, of Bridgeport. fath-
A large wash room is hells peril-i
tinned oft at the~Norwalk Hotel. 1
William B. (tumors. of Battery of
was in Norwalk. yesterday. enJoying a
short furlough. i
fl—T“ ‘
Edward Cahill has a bruised lace
caused by a dive in shallow water at
Gregory' s Point.
B. P. Hill and John Cahlll. privates
in Company L. have a chosen as
Colonel Tyler's orderliesa
l
l
An adjourned meeting of the South
Norwallt Board of Councilmen will be.
l
Daniel Hanlon has paid the $150:
bond forieited In the criminal Court oi:
Comon Pleas some months ago.
On account of the continued warnl
weather W. 8 Sturtevant will con-
tinue to close at 6 o‘clock p. m.. as for-
meriy.
Broker E. A. Iiohme has leased the,
late W. C. Glines ofhce in the Masonch
building. as he required additional of- l
ilce room.
South Norwallt Conclave; No. till. [
Chain Hall.
i
The Rev. Alexander iiamilton. a:
minister in charge of Trinity parish.
New Rochelle. attended today a funera.
in that city.
At the Bridgeport races on Labor
Day. H. I Bennett. of South Norwnlk.
purchase-d Glendale. a well known trot-
ting horse. for $350.
E. 0. Keeicr found a plain gold ring'
in the post-office lobby. Sunday. and
turned it over to Postmaster Keith.
who awaits an owner.
Charles Greenwood. who, since the
outbreak of thtI war. has been doing
service with the Naval Reserves on
board thII Jason. returned home yester-
day. his command having been muster-
cd out of service.
A house-warming will be hold Io-i
niaht III the rooms of the Young Men‘s
Christian amiciation in Elizabeth
street. The ladies auxiliary will pro-
vide a programme. anti [M Y. .\l. C. A.
IncnIbcIIII IIII- refreshments. .
i‘hicl’ of ”Him lirntllt‘) yIIsIII IIlIu III-
rmtcl i‘dward III-IIIIIIII sr IIIdwaIIII
lirettuun. .lr.. and Daniel IIcI-riug for
the assault upon .ioIIn .IoIII-s in John
litIIlIlIItI‘s atoou Monday night. 'I'III
cases will conic up for trial tomorrow
afternoon.
Admiral Hi'lili'y is to be presented
or of Weight (‘nntltictor Andrew t‘an
flcltl. of tho ('onsolldatt-II rond. dit-
ycItcrIlItt'. llI- Wile. for many )eIrI
H' lltlll liI'I-mzn co the old llousntoni
railroad.
’- ._ .- _..._...._
The reading of ShclIIoII‘s III III.»
Slips will lil‘ lIIIgIIII III IhII illt‘i‘llllfl oil
the Stiuth Norwallt t‘ongrcgntiounl
I-lIuII-lI tomorrow turning.
and praise ~eI'IIIII- will pI'cI'IIIlII.
llll‘g Ill I2~lo (I'tlili'K
The simmer llcllI Horton will IIIIIltII
her lust trip to Solilll Npru‘ulk IIII .\iIIII-
d.Iv StptIIItIIIIcI 1:; to New York op
'l'uIsIlny SIpiImbcr ltl. Next SIIIIIIIII
IIII- ilorton Will make an IIIIIIrIIIoII to
NIIIIII IicIIIiI and up tlIc “llllrhll to
”lilill'h tomb.
.___. ._ 2--.. i
Mrs. (:IIIIIgc it. iircgory. oi Isttucs
rlri't'l. who suffered II paralytic stroke
HLIIIIrIlIIy, lllt‘il )’t'.~lt‘l'illl_\’. uaI-Ii IIIIIIIII
hi"\'t'lll)' you. The funeral will IIII .t
‘ IIIIIIiIII from her laIII bond: at :: ii‘I‘ltlI'k
l'lIIII~Il:II aitI-ruoon. lit-v. i‘. M. Sci»
lI-IIII will IIillI-.inte
"llIII i ItltIIry llupilst clIIIrIlI. of \i'.»
“1‘ h'l't‘i'l. Norwallt. lli‘V. .\. l“, .lIIltII
:oIII. pastor. will how u rcuulur IIIII
lilrlliullt‘il \‘IIItinla llapti I “fill“ llIi‘t"
tug. at l'lI-IIIIIII'II iirovc. IIII llli‘ tIIrItpliII
rII.IIi III-IuIII-II NorWulit and \\'I-IIIpoI't
t‘IIlllllll'llllllI Sunday. September ts.
lit-poly lilo-rill lI‘ IIl. Lion IvIIII lilIhV
yIIvItIcIIIIi IIiIIIrIIquI IIIIIIpos-niou ult-
III-Ions fol the note oi State is littliicl
lluulou ulIiIh tonic». up III lII‘IIIuIIpIIrt
III IlIII Criminal Court of I‘oIIInIoII
l'lIIII» About thIIItv ultIIIIIIIII-II hau-
II In .quuIIIuIIIl III Iudlng oil the Nor-
quiI III uspaptr then.
W---.......
t‘IIIuIIuIIII II i-IIIIIIIII nuimcut utii
III III pIIItI-Il in full IIIIII-Ihiua urIlIII
II ‘1 him In night In I.IIIIIIIIIIIIII' t‘IIi
IIII' ll'l‘illll‘_ of ritquforIi Intl ‘IlIIioI'
\iIIIIII i' WIIIII IIi lirIIlIIIIIon i‘I
III Ito IIIlIII II! "II tillnmil‘tl l» i-Ittpti'
Ii III II.- pIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII HIi‘.IIlllI
VIIIII Itr liIrIiI ItIIIIIII be 'IIIII rIIIIIIIIII
It IIIIIIIII II IIIIIIrItI I-IIIIIIIcroIIIraeuIII of
tin ioII ill II-IIIIIIIIIII IIIIII IlIrIn-IIIII- .\lII-
on llIII IIIII pIIIIIItII lint lllllll utIIi
tiIlrlHl III the IIII‘IIIIIIIII) of guard
lltUIlltlll It .
lion! iotgcl thI IIIIItiIIII sale of
Hi III-II lIII II I IIIIIIIIIIII llIIIIIIIluI Iti lit
It ill, fill ”it loud I-II‘NII.
,\ i.I II a .II. I IpIIIIIIl \lIIIIIIIn llliii'—
meg in ,I lillllhitf Inf llritlg pull lly-ltthl‘
' IIIIII oil IlIII IIItiI I’ll' of Plum IIII-
llata‘lt 'liIII l“|||l”l:" bad it loud Hill.
IIII with the ItIIIII-I "It!" ulIblI ttiml lII
tutti to act nun ‘II'IhI bIoIIglII tiII-
it] w IIIIIIIsIcr to ill! ll'it ll III lilo tool
of i'sltfuruu IItrII-t an H M a...
\lfllul it) lItIiIIlrt'Il-I .IIll Iltt \f II'IIIIII
llt I‘lIillI l- IIIIIlIIIIlIIIIIIt III II of vim
«‘II I IlIIt I Int-l 'II ltl I lIIIlI 4m
Iii l'IIll I mill and ninth WM III ml
by limo liar; land. of south \orwalit
and J. ll. scale]. at Bridgeport
.I\ pI'IIyIII
bIg'Iu .
‘ New ‘lll‘k
with :I jIIII'clIIIl sword by llli'IlIltt‘l‘S oi"
llli‘ llovnl \rtununi of New Yo. It IIIIIIII.
I I'hII .IIlInir II is :I IIIIIIIIIII-II of I‘IIIrIIgIII
(‘otInI ii. l"lII word will t'tlnl st ottu
' I'llii‘ IrIsI-tutitioo tout tztitc plIIII-I in tho-
‘ .\l: I~IIIIiII ”‘lcnIpI .\II IIIIII II,I-. III-III III--
‘I'lili'il upon. '
I—-l m-p-cIr-i-aII t r- II- \\'-II (‘II-
g- It I—s.
.I‘III ItIIIu lll 'l‘lIII SIIIIlntIl. ycstIIrIiny.
\lllllllli‘t‘l'PI
South Nortvttllt IIII IlIII IiI-Ilc llorton.
Status IIIitIntrt. I'IIII luighlh Ntu ,
\otlt was not in tho light .It SIIIIIIII
go
.\|lt~t|ll lit-IIIIIIiI-t, of NIIIItIiIIrIl. iIItlIIr
of William .I\. III-III-IllI-i. oi t'IIIIItI Park
I.- .I-I-I‘iIiII-Ily ill I" tlIIl rII~iIlI~IIIIc ol
ll'itllilr' ill .\'I-\I t‘.Iu.IIIII. Mr. itI-IIIIIIII-:
Willi III that placc to hil'll‘l'lillt'liil tlIII
I H clip“ of a tomb stone ilil'l‘ bi~ wlfII'r
aruvc IIII wu- lilti‘t'illlii' by the lli"'
:IIIIl Iill attack of llt"ll'l IIIIIIIIIIII follow
I‘ll.
'l'WII gtIIIIl lIiH’IIIiIir ill I'l Iiltiiii' lot
IIII-II IIII- “"lli‘ll in ||.III.-. III-I toIlIII,
'llII-y IIIII moi. mil in III It I- I- III “M I
Illiil I-lI.IIIIIIin IIIII in the bud -'l\lt .IIII
III-ll made and tiIIII III II “tip I III tr H...
Ill'i' IIssI-IIIIIIIIII ill IIIIII pl lI'I'. illtl lliin‘il
liIIIl in hili'h [III‘ ItlliI‘it,M-lliliu. NIIII- llII
low pI-iIIIII in Mr. lIttrin‘ IIIIw .IIich'-
tint-Intuit littia)’
'I'IIII'I ..II- lIIiIIIt ll'ltlll‘tl III NIIIIIIIII
for H c 3 I-IIIII .IliiliII III and Into II t‘IIII
llt'i‘lli‘lll Notional orItIIIIisIIIIIIIIII. which
lIIvII \IIII II iil'ilt‘li‘tl into a I-utup It Wet-ii
from today ‘IIIII riII IoIIIl II-Igituont uIIl
III I III“ that l‘iill oi the th- lIl l‘lll‘l‘llllllin
IIItlIc "'.llIiIIl tlIIIII IlIII tlIIIIII III-IIIpuIIiIIII
u! ihc II'IIIIIIII will be mat III ”III sim-
illlll. IlIIItI IIIIIIIIII ilII- IIIIIIII Ii IIIIIIpuIIy
trout \IIw lIIIII-II illi'l IIIIIIIly the Mir
i"l|illi IlIIII lIItiIIIti
tic IrI-I‘Ili .Inv uIImIIII oi
tr! IIII ulihi‘r on thI IIIrI-III ttt prcicttl
IliItinII.I that on
fashion
It in our IIl lu-lIIIIII'I .
lili".i >I‘llli III I‘IIiIIIIv IllllliIt-l IIIIIII-IIIIII-
iI IIIIIIIII IIII IIIIIIIII iII l'I urnti iiillII
furl. Tho I aim him his liI- IlIIIIg to
the “hat IIIIt glint» IIIII .I lutt It‘
utIIIl iIIIIIIiIIIg mo! gIIIIi illt'nullli‘ ‘I' lil
iIII IIIIliIIII'l iII IlIItiIttI ilIIlI IIpIIIIIII
'l‘lIII lf'iI‘I" ll.‘l"ll|‘i'v I.II llil' tlti
pt llll ‘IIlI.IIII LIII tIIIIlI II.I I'II IIIIIIIv
IlifiII‘ II III IlII .I‘ IIIIII‘I .Il .
The floor atPiesser trash house is
to III was shortly _ ’
held tonight at 8 o’clock. ‘9
will prosecute and AitIIrtII‘Iy John J,
Walsh will tit-feud.
iourn. .\i r.
[iiil'lllil'il LI> ll
t.
l-‘iIIrcIII-II, .\lI.~
pIrctIls III-side
t‘i ‘~' Ilcuth. .\lr.
lt'i'ill.
ll'i‘ltl‘lfll III two priIIIIIs of tin- IIIIgII'JI II. ||,.|”urtl (it'll (‘mmt .I'IIIIer
arriving III “at”. m p.
.Il‘I'l'l ItII' :‘llfv
it should have III-.III lilnlIIlI l'IIitIIIi “3,1,... m," ”I. I
lililll.
llI' IIIIII. nus IIIItI-d and th~III condition,
no pl IsII i
lll‘t‘ you IiIIiIIIt?
”ammonium“
W. . III...
Judge Gregory is in Ridgefleld on Is;
gal business. |
3
Miss Stow has been substituting for]
Miss McGue this wcelt at the Frank-
lin street school. !
Frans Adler. of New Yorlt, has se-i
cured a position In the imperial res—I
:taurant. In Railroad place. i
i
Mrs Harriet Balcom. and daughter.
improved Order of Heptasophs. will M
. rs. John H lioyt. of Union Park. huIII
meet ton ght at 8 atloclt. In Mystic gone to Litchiield for a few works.
Thomas J. Pennell will sing tomor~i
-row night In a concert at the Congre-i
grtioIIal church in New Canaan. llliilil‘i
the antpices of Prof Nichols.
Sherman Council will hold its ream
lar monthly meeting in Odd Fellows' I
Hall at 8 p. in. ahaIp tomorrow. All;
1.105 members are requested to be pre E
i
i
. sent.
Joseph P. Harris is In town today.
arranging for the appcuruncc oi .loII tilt
at Hoyt II 'Il‘hcuttc. 'l‘uIIsIlny. ScptIImIIIIr .
13. in his new ian-c comedy.
for Trouble.__fl_~___
Looking
lIIInil itoecnIlIuI is being tried in lied-
dlng this afternoon lot selling liquor it
legally. Prosecuting Agent Lilt Itwood
Everybody who keeps house known
how lliil'il It is to find a good wash boil.
or. Noah 0‘: Viillh‘t'tiy have rttlllt' that
they are particularly proud oi.
arc thoroughly good and scIIvicI-ablc.
Tllt') '
(‘IIIIIIcilnIIIn A. .l. hiIIIIlIIIr and wife go
o Asbury l'iil'k Friday for :I short so-
hltt’ittl' IIIIIIIIiIIl l'.) LLII iti-
iii). but we.- pr- .IIIItId it) lit‘llil’. suit
I.I.itIIII,~~' Ill tIII ll:IIIlo.I
li-w.
.- -- ov a. ‘- .- o- .. o. .u .-
so on I. o- .- so 0. no a. o. .-
13-: Iz-zI
:.E H. MOREHOUSE, ’\
or II: =-I=II:=I WW II:
A BARGAIN IN
Canned Fruits.
reset I... no Cele-I as ea ..
ee s. as s. as ea In 0 er :: :s I: u: z: :u .: s: :s s. :: es s-
asleeleslss
as as as as
Egg Plums, Green Gage Plums,
Lemon Cling Peaches,
\ellow Free Peaches, .
Alpricots, Cherries, Strawberries.
t cans; sold for20and 250; all at
150 per can.
u.- w. o.
.- no .-
The West Avenue Grocer
OXFORD TIE.-
.lIandsoI'ne enough to adorn any foot
low enou it to euggeot the ease and
comfort (I a slip m. and presenti all
the wear that 0 best and lines of
Oxfords can law, are seen in our su-
perb shoe display that’s now attracting
more genuine attention and admiration
than anything else in South Norwalh.
A’siIoes a entail thing, but there’su
World of satisfaction in a good one, and
our Oxfords are a rare combination of
high I uaiitlce In summer footwear.
iztt: Iptptptp t]: :[tzpItttlitpzittittitt'fi'
::l
A grand opportunity for buyers.
Very low prices have been made on all spring and summergoods. andwe
expect. to close out our entire stock of these departments, as the m‘
must sell them.
We have a few
EDWARD srnenf.
Clearing up sale ofseasonable goods. Our plan is to clean up stool in w
SHIRT wars-rs
that were we and 75c,
a few that were SI. 00 and Ii 26. M 7..
Ladies‘ Gauze Ribbed Vests at 5, blood 12h:
are a bargain.
All Lawns and Dlmltlea are to be closed out if low prices it ill do it. W
bargains at to per. yard. Choice designs.
EDWARD STREET,
No. 6 Gazette Building. Norwaik.
"lworyehing from o Randi. to on Anchor."
“Watch Out” For Positive Bargains.‘
Camera Supplies, Dry Plates, Albums
#20, at. as, p.50 it.
C. H. GIL:
nee. Low parlces. 650, 95c.
' no Washington St I .0 "emails.
Phone 138-2.
A Rubber-Tired Buggy
will not make you enjoy your ride if you
know your horse has been badly handled
and poorly fed with “cheap," dirty oats.
Under that kind of treatment horses, like
men, have “that tired feeling."
I oil'cr you the best feed to be had.
liuy tints that's clean.
MANUEL T. HITCH.
M/ W )i
. ‘W
1W
.. ,-.\_,, ‘\
TILLOTSO/N a MILLS.
MILLINERY EMPORIUM.
l'or tlIc next ten days you Will buy all kinds of Inil- A Good Workman ‘
lincry at about war on II figures.
(‘ chIriIII' sIIlII ofIIIlIls and IIIIIlsof this season It styles.
\\ 0 must luuc room for new goods and new Ilcpart-
iI‘rIInit Itarbor lil‘iillltl' of Mrs. (‘nan ‘ Illi‘llltl it) [,p itpi‘lli‘ll ill ll fCW (lilyp.
Tillotson 8: Mills,
it‘s IllIWI‘.IIilI oi Stiruatllt. who “'lir':
lid! in It hospital at Snuiltuw Wlit'll IlIII
N‘Lsth .\lIIsII.II-IIII.-I-'t~
il 'Ittl lI‘tIt' .‘tllllt' ‘.\'I'i kI:
flit IIII trztI-c III lIllll.
IIIIIIII home. 1:
llli‘ family could
‘l‘l.i~ llItil‘llllll-l .\lI'.
lIinIIrtlI III.I-‘I\III III II II-ngIIII fIIIIII
:IIIIIIIIIIIIinI: lIcr broth-
:il «l .\lI~ Itiluorllt it it
for lI‘IlorInIIII III illllt
'I‘lIIrIy Sit’ll I-iiilIllt‘I‘.‘ III ”III II‘irst rIgl~
I‘III:.III IIII.I \'II!II'III.I's. III'I'IvIIIl
.\\'lll'l‘t' IZIII
».I .I'III..I‘ IIII: tIIItlIl ill *I
II.II In IlII train lllill
‘I p ill. l-Ituht
I: IlIII IIIIIII Wi‘lt' so seriously lll irtIpI
iIIIII III lI'III‘ llIIIi iltI)‘ wI-I'II III tillll'
I l‘IIII to lllt' llnt'iiot'tl hospital in ttmI
II.I:IIIIIIII. which Will in uniting. wiIIlII
II..I l‘t'hllilllili‘r lillll'lli‘tl t-I IlII-lI' lIIIuII-II
. I III lt‘ l‘llilil I'ill't III by I'I'II-Iiits 'l‘lIctI.I
uII'II ll ng-ui IIIItuy pI-oplII IIIIIII-rI-II oi.-
IIIIt tiII station on iIIc arrival of ”III
IIIIIl us ilo- pr III-III IIIIIIIllIoII of
It lot .I lll‘it'l lIIw IIIIIIIIIIII ugo ItlIIIII‘
tlII-y viIllllllIt'li‘tl was rcIulIIII, it IIIIII‘IIIi '
‘t IIIIII‘l lllltll‘itiiiiit' oh] 'i'l II alibi“
\llllll'l'iNtl ill" ”\l'l‘lii'l‘tl.
\i'lilIIII.IIItl. (‘itillL III-pt "llllttl' 'I'
“III nt‘\'t'lll)"lll|ll'lll llllllllill IIIIII-IIIIIt oi
.\slII‘IIIIi liItpilIt IIIIIIIII'lIItlIItI VIII:
in I.” in this I it) today. at "It Willilnttlhi
\ llIIipIIia lIIIIiIl.
Win \ir. llIIllIIIIIIII’ WIIIII
Within that lilllli‘l‘ Iu
lllilll‘llllli‘ l quI il|~
I-lurIIIIII. that lilo
IIIIII IIIII'.’ .\lr.
wuys ldllillll. .iiIII.
Itrong should help the weak.
'I'IIImIIIIII of Journalism ~ I I'Illll
silltlf' word." said litrcrn. dlpplul his
IIIII In Mic but for the third time “illiil
is the cxuci opposite of ‘tIvcrI-IIIIIIIJ "
"What I- the lllilllt‘l' with ‘uluhvrgul"‘
suggested llroolts.
M“
l-incournacutt-III. l-‘I IIIIII- I-II ~ Harry
an be Just wants to fall down and
worship me all the mac. lit-r ntauuua
(III we". Iioui mind that, ili'ill‘. MI
ltl' you are married hc won‘t let it in-
ll'l‘l‘ll‘l'i' with lllli IIIIslIIIIIIII.
ltiIIIIII v. ”llII iIlI Il lII-lp Hay this
in H II II you iIIIIII bI-In ll'li\ili i- Mr or
ten pounds IIIIIIII i"Vii',\’ tIIornlu 'llw
IIIIIIIIIII I'm-L It i» ”I iIIIIIIIII IthttIIIIII
oi 'l. to limit] lIlIII IIIII timt "wits it,
II “III I hill till ti III Ill" ltIIiisII
“ l‘ure IIIIIl Sure. "
cveland 3
BAKING Mona.
A pure aunt of lunar powder. No llllliil, as adultsratien.
-. “""“ “' “““"“"‘ 86 Washington street.
'EWlilis H. Selleck,
South Norwalk. Conu.‘
Bull Nose Peppers, III......I
iiI't-I Il liIlIgI't liIIIII.
“lit‘ in“ l'I II~ "III I IIIII'IIIL. II'III [III l-u-lwl.
limit r-‘IILIII IIII pIII
.\ ~tIIIIlI III “I IIIII~. i' :-Iio~ IIIIII i' IIIII lIII IN. lIIIIII II IIII \I IIII-IIIIIrII outside III.-
III lI'II' IlII.'.
Paper, Etc., Next Week. «I...
OUR .
HAND LOADED SHELLS
ARC UNIXOILLID.
Better leave us your order for a sample hundred and ,not. be disappointed later
FOX CYCLE & ' HARDWARE CO.
I20 Washington Street.
assau. wwomo. omen 03L”.
;.-.=-.-3=="
WILLIS ll. SBLLBCK. the Bustling Clothlort
‘WflEELMEN’S CHANCE. ‘
We buy c a few pairs of all wool Golf Trousers that sold
for $2. 50; you can buy them now for 01.50.
Men’s Golf and Bicycle Suits.
All wool Suits that we asked 85, ii. ii. 50, 7 and 8.50 “r, are
nob market] 83.75, i. 50. 5, 5.915 and 6.50. On of
these suits we have all sizes. Great reduction in prl on
all Men's, Boys' and Children’s Suits.
Clothier and Furnisher.
NO. 50 WALL 8T
NORWALK.
is known lt\ the tools lli‘ list-s: also a Im‘ s with Ittiou depends in a large
IIII-o-urI upon tlII-Ipiulitv IIIIIl lift-III tin-supplies he uses. 1 have on-
III-IuIIrI-II. witII pleasing results to lay in ii ooIIIplItc llneof Pads. l‘cu-
Ii|~. Books and tiIIIII-rtl Supplies solely with t III iIlI-aot pleading the
lam as to quality and tilt Ir pIIrI-Iits lIv price. l‘o sI-I- Is to bells-v9, Mid
l I stood in ”W public an invitation to IIIin the above statement.
KINDLY REFLEGT Oil flilSE PRICES.
12.3:tutl 225 slIcI-t .IlIlcts ......... mum'l'x
lllllil I'ultlicr tip i‘lli'llzi ...... ...........1(~
lllill lii‘ll lIolIloI-s. .... ........... . . . . . .10
Still IulIlIoI-cruscr' 4. ......... roIII 1c up
llIIlIIIs and .-'t' lIolIII I IIoIIIpuIIiIIus ........ 5c
School Books at .\'cw lot-it \\ lIolcsulc l' I'iccs.
WILLIAM P BEERS, Bookseller and Sittioltl‘,
in “'lllll"il",i'il .\IIrwIIliI tIIIIII.
m. I . .s. .
Intrgc. iltIe IIIIII IIlIIIztp.
lilo: iili‘ l min I l IIIpo-I.
ltll Approacheti
and the noise
trip-I. :II :0 pI-t IIIIII III-loo no I pIiIII.I-
.\ uIIInl supply .II t'IIIII liilllll' lIIiIl lIIL'It- III L'I'tt' Ilol.
Win! [)0 You Want?
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IIIvI-ry IIIIII pIIIIi'III-t.
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.lIIiIII" lt'lntir t'II‘StI ling.
Nu l'I'I-IIIIIIIII HIIIIIIp. gin-II IIII Sugar or lI'lIuIII.
i‘IIIIIIIIIIII your I'I'lli‘l“ and till up that partly lllchl IIIIIIIIp book.
.\ IIIII:III ~iuri‘. and
wood IIIIIIII- III right price»
LORENZO DIBBLE,
hltulcl ilnua-ry.
In North hinlu Mont. Houtlt Not-walk.
'l‘ltc landlady tin WflW ,
ff.H KRIEG ER’
iMiilinery and Cloak Store.
We are closing out all of our ‘
Spring and Fall
I IIEEFEIIS rotations
.lIIIIt tIII- tlIiuIt for school war.
We lIIIvII lliill'lii‘il them all at the our price of
$1.25
H. KRIEGER,
. Mahackemo Hotel Block.
W
of the coal
we is heard
flat land.
Winn your tour the noise schIourIIquI undo: I pIII-I- iI-I HIIII III not paint“ (II the
Will
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tight shown and blow-
inn we not IIII world“ no IIIII IIIIIIII .. i.IIIII- iIIIIrIIIIIIIr with us and we will liver
IIIIw oi into I Is!- you I hotter. “W W l‘ to oil cool Iill'l lI- IIlII-III. WII lit-I p llii hill m
“A good he any.
list, Steve and Egg Cost. $5 per ton, delivered.
IO QUIT.
A grout ItIIIIIy IIIII lIllllllflI our III :i'IngIIiI of not cool and think It lllIVI.
0 hole. Hard Wood. Cl. 7 bhla. Ioft Wood. OI.
Tolt-plutnc Il-'I B. HARRIS.
Iwo 8m I-Ill
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Hill IIIII.
Will Import summit ”I
' t ‘ollttgtt or lliislliel I
I preparation.
IIIIII hundred and thirteen he's
“WT \ millet-“oil of I'Ill Nut it I
violinl iiil IIc|ut |cutgnituctau' and I itffliffllfifltuillvls.
down“. at uiw aetut oauI .
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lIuw sold as high rut Nil i‘ IIIIIIIIII W I “l“-
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utilia; tlImtIll Hum-sold from
Oil toOlli This In auoIbII' with-
out It parallel in NIIIIIIIIlit‘IIIIlIdlI-
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'l‘lItIIuI attii~ utII IM-ittlilwl
in Hill plItIItI IIlItnllh'Il lit
slid-s [or quit it selling.
ills-unvery eu- ulna until it II I lot-it.
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Ishsehm iistel Ilast.
Death Ierwaih.
Norwalk Chronicler