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03qu EVENING dhn'rINEL. SBPTEMBER8,~18W.
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Dally Doings of the People of Not-
Jslk sail South Nonalk.
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WEATHER NOTES.
Cloudy weather with local rains pre-
vail on the Atlantic coast and the nor-
thern portion of lake region. Pleasant
in other sections. The hot wave has
passed eastward beyond the borders of
the United States. Very cool weather
prevails in the extreme northwest.
where the first killing frosts of the sea-
son were reported.
Forecast—Generally fair tonight and
Friday; stationary temperature: west
winds.
Mrs. George Sprague is critically ill
at her home in Westport avenue.
Humboldt lodge, Sons of Hermann,
‘Wlli meet tonight in Germanlt llall.
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An addition is being built on S. M.
Taylor' residence in Adams' avenue.
0 m-” .
"Nfg." it big Newfoundland dog own-
ed by Contractor .l. R. Raymond, died
yesterday. ‘
The love] fire companies are in re.-
ceipt of invitations to attend the ball
of the South Not-walk Fife and Drum
band.
Frederick Dennis has purchased eight
acres of oyster ground near Sprite ls-
laini. trout James Fowler, of East Nor-
walk.
lt.v. John 1‘. Winters hits been «’lt't'l-
ed a delegate to the National convcn-'
tion of the C. '1‘. A. U. in Chicago, next
year.
'i‘hr- strcct departmvnt of South Nor~
walk has put in a new catch basin at
Mr. and Mrs. John Cole. who were re-
: keeping in a few days in Monroe street.
The Ministering Circle of King's
Congregational church study next Sat-
urday at 3 p. m.
W. T. Wilson and family. who have
been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Beni-
ple, left Norwalk today for their home
in Philadelphia.
The Daughters of St. George, Perse-
verance lodge, visited Martha Wash-
ington. lodge, of Bridgeport, Tuesday
evening, and all report a fine time.
—~Soti Crabs, 45c doa. N. Y. market.
Medical Examiner Dr. W. C. Burke,
Jr., is seriously ill. and Coroner Doten,
has appointed Dr. W. J. Tracey as med-i
ical examiner, pending‘ihe recovery of”
Dr. Burke.
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ceatly married, will commence houiie<l
Daughters will meet in the Norwalk°
: Royal makes the is“ pure.
. amino-o a“ delicious.
Absolutely E!
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WM WIN ms 60.. I" vows.
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Mr. and Mrs. I“. St. John Lockwood!
The mid-week mretlng in the Nor-
walk Congregational chapel, this even-:
+ng will be a missionary concert, with'
nterestlng news from various points of
the wide field.
A portion of a locomotive was found :
this morning in the rear of V. A. Sco- i
bury railroad track. and was taken to‘
the oilice for safe keeping.
Mr. Partrlck, of Norwalk. is engaged:
in moving the old Stanley Lockwood
house on the property of itobcrt Jones;
in New Canaan. Mr. Jones recently;
bought It and will occupy It.
Stamford ladies are forming an as-
soriation to care for some of the sick
soldiers and have already notliled Gen-1
oral Shatter that they will care for
eight at the Stamford hospital.
The annual business meeting and el—
ection of olflccrs of the Young t’coplcs'
Smicty of (‘hristian Eudravor of tlic
South Norwulk (‘ongrcgutlonal church
the corner of North Main and Ann
streets.
Miss Fanny Clark. of Merwln streets
chaperoned a party of young people on,
a trolley ride to Bridgeport. Tuesday,
evening. I
The (‘entral circle of King‘s liauglt-
tr‘tn met at the Norwnlk Methodist
church, yesterday. A social sessiotii
inllowcd illt' meeting. ;
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—~l-m‘p-e-r-l-a-l C-r-o—w-n (‘-l«
g-a-r~s.
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Olive Branch Lodge. No. 19. Knight -:
of l’ythias. desires the presence of allg
the menibcrs tonight. as there is hits—l
incss of lnlllill'ltlllt't' to be transacted. i
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The mi-ciinghof the .\‘prwalk (‘hrlste
tan 'l‘c'nizwrance liniou will he htli
with Mrs, William Lawrence, .‘i iliiln<
turd aivrnuc. Friday at it o‘clock. A 1
good attendance is desired.
'l‘Iic fiincral of Mrs. George ll. (ii-ca-
Ory was held from Mr latc homo iii l:-
zt...- tull‘t'll. llllh’ aftcrtioon. ltcr. i‘. .\l
Scllock oiliclutcd. tiiu'iiil was at \\'i.sl~
port. in Willow Brook ci-nictcry.
Mrs. (‘harlcs Jenning~. of (inc-n
l-‘ttrms. lit-s ci'ii'tnlly ill at her boun-
tilid her iii-nth is lmikcd for at uni-
llllii‘. llcr phy>ic|nn says there is rri'y
littlc liopc for her on account of hcr
adunccl uric.
'I‘lici-day and yesterday. ”in (“or
[liver school was dismissed it it o‘clock
iIii-itcad ot‘ noon. unit the day‘s «vision
cltnicd at 2 o'clock. because oi‘ the in-
tenia- ltt'.|l. 'l‘hc i‘cntcr school With illn-
tnlsscd at noon.
.\Itinbtrs of l'itllttli 'l't‘ilc, Imp. it. it
.\i., Scw i‘.iii.taii. will "tiikc in‘ lllt
trolley ride to ltridgi-pori um Tl!“
day. and visit the lied .\itn .. loiiuc. of
Mid idntv l'i company with ihc i‘lliillt‘
told and Norwalk tribes
Stuntman i‘otint-ii, lloyal Arcatitim.
No. Lilt'J. holdi- its regular iiiciing to.
night at it o‘clock. ripotiul ltilnllli‘titi
room before the Council and the "id-
will be held tonight alter the prayer
mtcting.
Mrs. Julia Morris ('urtls has had an
arttsiau wr-ll sunk to a dcptli of it!"
feet but the water supply is iiisutllcicut.‘
She says she will sink It 2,000 (ct-t ii
lit‘t‘f‘srltl‘y to get a supply of lo gallons
a minute.
The music for dancing at Gregory's
Point was excl-ptlonaliy gotni, last
night. being ('itlltltlth‘i'il of tire pit-cos.
There were but fcw people at thc point.
hchVt-r, owing to the thrcotciiini.
weather.
A :~|titi'lill sltlc of hosiery this melt at
I‘Idw‘iir'l Street's dry goo-Ii: storc is in-
tcristiiig to thc Lulli‘n of Norwalk and
South Noi’fl'ulk. This is it gran-l op
portunlty to lay In it supply of how for
tiic children.
.\lr... ('lllll‘lt'ti \V. Shelton will illlill‘t'fis
tbc (‘ct‘tlral Futon of liiiig'< llililfiliit‘l'“
ill the Norwaii. Congregational i'lltllt‘
i", iii-xi Sunrihiy attention. it: :lrzlo.
'i‘bcrc will aim be l‘llLQl'lt'l from th-
rations circles.
iii-onto W. .\lt'l'l‘lll and Mrs. 'ibmnlori-
lll'lln‘lt, of Norwalk. dicd of lillt'illllitlliit
.it lib ironic iii Millard. ycsLt-rday. 'i‘iii
lllltt'l‘iil will be held Friday afternoon
til i ti'clti'k. '
'l‘his wcck W. rl. Stiiitt-vunt will offer
uroii mint-s iii il'nt ipiiliti‘. .\ti'u
hcnry nit-cl i‘lllllltt'lt d war-c. .\tr, Siiii'
li'\itni has also lliitlli' .t iii-w ilti'dl'llil't
by putting ill a litre of llltltilatillti‘ iozil
More» at foundry price...
Lori-nan itihlilc his lti‘i'th'il it two
lot of nlltt'l‘Wtil‘i'. and “ill llltili'lliilu' ll
rcdct-nt all punchcl ltl‘t'lllittttl lit‘ht‘i'
lii'ld by tho i'ii‘liillit-i'r'. lli‘ says he niil
not. tiowci-cr. pain it any iiioro- curd
Number for those who tritdc on
books.
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‘l‘hi- «nut-annual |~‘a|rtl:ld Potiiitt W
i‘ ‘i‘ l' ciiiiictiliiiii will be lit-til in
Huntington, N‘Dli‘llllti‘l‘ it 'I'lic doli-
naitn arc Mrs, William Lawrence. Mrs.
ii. 'I‘. .\iakiii; :ittirnatr. Mr». June-ill!
llicliurdn. All who wish to uttcnd will
field's livery stable, adjoining the Dan- 7W8! W919i expects to start as a mis-
tor is expected to tarnish t-ttlol‘tttln-
"tent. All tilllcct'ii and tnctnimrn nic intro iiic titl‘h from tho rildllttlt at tics,
.uiittcstrd to be present. . .
“”mm". i'atriii. Wt lull. of ill‘ct‘lia “time. Mr
“'4 “ml MN. ‘.‘hltl‘l|‘l| N. Flil'll. “l' .\n throw“ 1",," lll" “ta-on Munday “"Ql"
iioiilu. arc giants of Mr. and \li... .lllilit'd “m" m.“ i‘harliu “wk.“ house. u,
Niddrit. .\ir, i"iii'ii- “hilt ”it" “in i" was found lli ilir roadway illtl'tlii'dltiliii
nurture front South .\‘orwuik nwr iWn A physician I'Millillti‘tl him and mid to
your» till“. hit» itN‘ii iii iii? iiliiliiut' ill was witfli‘i'ltltt from eiiii-iti'oltc a» writ
i‘m-ti liroihrrs. has rcsiaoid hm post as the which of llll‘ liili It in fcaicd
.tn It. and “Hum our with “town it his initirhw will lil‘ittt' fatal.
'ihuini-iiiii. of Hartford. ,.
.m—. ..... a...
' “W “I". M. II. liner-Ii. tictilbnl. from New
The criminal court of Common Pleas \‘ork. can be consulted in the parlor»
mama-i yesterday for the flupinmliu.‘ d the .\lahsrhutto Hotel on Tuesdays
‘i-t‘llt, and slam-n nitsoners were hit! bemoan llir hours til i:.‘ ill. audit p. ltl
ilci i ll ill born the county tail to m-.. “
lutsvt‘iiilalitiv limit-ti out to tits-Iii, [if »,l‘crsona in tho \lilllll)‘ of lhtI iito-i-n
w i- lllt' burnt hill?" of pmoncr were amused lust tictitnu ovcr ttic “Ili-
rihtilfl it why ha» cur had under his iiiatiotni of ii patty oi yoitna ladies who
titanic tor one term of tbia court. had O‘Hill'liil)‘ nlltt’li‘il out for u nttt'liliai‘
'w”'- H -" [titty Th: n time about it dot-7n flll’lii
'i‘ni- mun“! i-iui. know will iii' and only one lllitll. tiw min-ii- liiutna
upon-ii ‘iii iV fl'ii'i' '“iiii‘fliilli Hid": lfi .yiiicntly [one i-iaew'iiirc for a good
'i'iit— Minioiimw im- l'I‘i'ii iii-t-iurrii time Tn.- girls could no lie idiom-i in.
for Hiltiiiiiiii'l ‘i‘itrntini'. ‘Ji'iil. iii "'3‘“ icctlnu indignant iii lilill ll‘i'lillltilti,
ii iii iii “ "ti‘ii itiiiii'ii“‘i." "i““li'il lilll tiny will tiniioiitd. iii wt itili .\s
rip r- of uliiur». iii-itiilliia iilttniiiii 0' it wit.- .\riiiiir Northrup, of Nitwiown
”W 'i' i i'i'wh ‘iiiiiiifli‘i. N" 1“ “fl" i-\tiliil‘, had an l'll]tt_\t|lllt' snipriiw putty
ore from ill" iti‘tiwl' iiictittttll. by Mrs M» n it Ilti‘ii' Wire more girls than boys
1“ K Notch .\Iru .lIiIM l‘ \Vibon, Mr». .lliil thou who stays-d uwny lllliiiti’il it
.i It. .liuii nun, Min lililli‘t stioiic i’in- n... “n...
Tint wrrul ill i‘ if.
M
our
and daughter Julia left Norwalk thlsi
morning for a short sojourn at Saratogti
Rev. William James, of Bell Island.
and Miss (trace Welst. of New York
city. will address the meeting tonight.
at the Norwalk Methodist church. Rcv. :
i". A. Scotleld will conduct the services. .
sionury to india in a short time. ‘I
A coach owned by S. Mason. of Newli
York city, and containing an invalid'
lady and maid. was placed on board,
the steamer Belle Horton, yesterday af-
ternoon and brought to South Nor-1
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, walk, from which place the party wai-i'
driven to Ridgefleld. The coach antli
horses wore taken down on the boat
this morning.
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in the case of State vs. John Jones. i
Edward lircnnan. sr.. Edward Brennan. ‘
in. and Daniel Deer-lug. which came tip i.
in the Town (‘ourt this afternoon at 2 ‘
so
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A BARGAIN I
Canned Fruits.
Egg Plums, Green Gage Plums,
Lemon Cling Peaches,
Yellow Free Peaches, .
ricots, Cherries Strawberries,
cans; sold for 26
E. H. MOREHOUSE,
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and 250; all at
150 per can.
to. on .-
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The West Avenue Grocer.
OXFORD TIES,
handsome enough to adorn by foot
low enou h to suggest the
comfort 0 a slip r, and p
the wear that its best and
Oxfords can tassel-in, are seen i
perb shoe display that’s now att g
more genuine attention and adm ration
than anything else in South Norwalk.
Ashoe's a small thing, but tbere’sn
world of satisfaction in a good one, and
ottr Oxfords are a rare combination of
high t ualitles iii summer footwear.
w oes. Low prices. title, 96c,
Ola), 81.26, 01.60, $1. is.
C. H. GILE.
" so Washington It. .9. "emails.
o'clock, an adjournment was taken un- .
til next Wednesday morning at it o"-‘
clock. Attorney .lohn J. Walsh will ,1..- .
icud the lircnnans and llwl'lflK. This
um‘ is thc one brought about by tho ‘
turniill upon Jones "I iiaddcn's saloon
on Labor lhiy night.
WAITING F03 THE NINTH.
Massachusetts Boys Expected to Beach
New London this Afternoon.
tliy Associated Press.)
Ni-w London. (‘onn.. Svlitmltimr is .
Thcrc has bout unusual crond
R‘tlhi'l‘i‘ilt about the station here this
morning. awaiting the arrival of the
Ninth Mlln~itt'liliso'tis boys who are to
he tran<fcrrcd from Camp Wilton io~
ll l‘.
iiilli'i‘ tin-tr return front Santiago, to
llo~ton. wlicro they will be given a fur-
lough iniuicdiiiicly iii-torn tie‘iig must-
crul out. Ii lo the lli'fili‘i' of tho gi-ntlc-
lllt‘ll who are lit charge of ”iv ll'flllhli‘l‘
ii the iltllllt'l‘it that llit/I'I' shall tic no
di'nioiiw‘trution, .h thc physical condi
limit of llli‘ lllt'lt will not warrant any
print additional strain. Iiiii popular at
thusinsm will no! tic hllltItl‘t'flM'il, and
tho titlzcus of New London will iit
li'.|-l tn.inifc-t in their pin-scum llit'll‘
iipprcciaiton of the \nllitli' work dotti-
in: the boys of the Ninth Massachu-
M "ii.
The hit. “Ii‘u are lit luv li'iiltsfl‘l‘t'i‘il in
litigcu to llttd city .‘lllil tllillll‘ I.tkcii by
train to "Unltllt. 'l‘h.- int-chit ll‘itlll.
which Wan tundr- up who it til drziwiiii:
intuit) itila‘ tiltil aliivlit‘rtu. liita lici-tt lit
waiting all itic iiioriiiiiii. but from Itlt'
tu'llt llltlll'illitillh llll‘ with tililirl'n will
no. ill'l’tt'c until lili' ilii: alteration. in“
b'l'ittl ot early iiii. timiniuu. its was cic
pnciiil,
'iiic tog .\lcri. which is ennui-d by
“dirt ll'
from
the .\lllmiLlii'M‘llr lttlillil of
tiring milk and odor rillililit"
New London to .\ioiitouii, lii't.\‘|'tl iii-rt
shortly after noon and it'ptirlI-il that
tho turn had not totniiiriited to board
Illt' ltiti‘flt'l il|t to the titiic oi llll‘ tiigk
d [Lil'llll'l' from .\lonlaiilt- iiiid ilici‘cftire
it would be llitpos tide for them it.
I'Hitll iici'i- ls-lorc ii p. in. at ttu- cart
'l‘liil'i' wti: no change ilt llw
plum. litiwttrt', itlttl WI souls ll! ilii'
.oiiiicr. on all aboard tin- bargsu will
ltt'itt'rrd to New ldtitiluil.
iiiwl
‘l ill-:ilt l-‘l..\'l‘ iiANtiAi‘Kiiilt
.\iii- “air A. iiiiinond and
him iritii-tiid to their liiliitt‘ in Nut:
York city attrr u atrium-it‘s stay with
ll'lltllH'l in rtuiitli Norwaiti 'l'tn-ir
tint was thoroughly ransacked by bur~
stars during Itndi utiscnre. but nothing
iii uiiiii t‘iiliii- Wits tithcii.
mm
Mill
l Nlr‘iiithlrl t‘iiit t‘iitit'.\N‘t' ll
t' amount it. i-‘touit. Iiullltt‘lli, ,tiiilt'f-
Iilt' tiit'iwil ii Logi- mic of uniforms
and itltllltllliltls for which l‘tiutllllltm
i. o madc suitor iinw nun, and How will
be dtiiiiiliitnl in tin into by uilflrli'l'v
it Lintoin pro-violin
n. llli iiid‘iltliilli ivu'iioiiow iilizid
i'nloiri “tlttll’ll' and Major White
”Mirl'l migrant .I
by
“ Pure and flare."
l'ttll‘lik “'virit of illicit Purina nhn
Win Hirltli l) hurt by iH-liiu ilil‘uw‘li *' ' ,
it ill iii» Wiinti ll‘itl” i'lint‘ir .‘lfil'ki‘l
hmmw Monday, I!‘ LInttl) niiiltitil Hill
the three 'thyi‘ll'lu'l win. in. :iliivnillill
him ear that his ”time. I’ It mwlv
pr w 'lll‘tl rind that hit timilli i limit
only I are lion of n in! liii‘il'~ iii»
in iui'lciirg from a outwith of tha-
spinal cord and his whole body is tum.
atnod from the effects of the tall, l
L7 mks llkt: it.
imam i»- k two. its“ seats. and addreu.
mine Powosic .
It's sure to make cake light and dainty.
Laval-Id “Ling kinda L 4., .‘. . i. t“
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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. "
l oll'er you the best food to be had.
lhty Oats that's clean.
MANUEL T. HITCH.
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Phone 138-2.
86 Washington street.
TlLLOTSON a MILLS. ” ‘ " ‘Willis 11- 56116018
MILLINERY EM PORIUM.
For thc ncxt ten days you can buy all kinds of util-
day. Wlli'l'“ they hurt- lll‘i'll cnrampi-d lincry at illltilll )‘itlll' 0““ llglil‘t‘h'.
i‘lcui'in; .\ulc ol'odds and ends of this season‘s styles.
We must. have room for new goods iitid new depart-
ments to be opcuctl lit u few days.
“sagas. Mills,
South Norwalk. Conn.
ulnar iIr bluilt'WtN‘th
Keeping Faith llllll the Public.
l haw lwt'J out of nilrcrwarc for tinitc it loiig llltti‘. but now
how not in a new lot. and I will built-mike to rude-em nll
puoclicd prciiiiiint curds held by ctiatunicni for silvi-rwaru.
Hl'i~2t‘t.\l. .\‘tt'l'li‘I'I. ~~l will not punch
any more curds i‘or thmo w‘liotrintc on book after ililsdate.
sit-pic nihor ‘llt. lain. ’lliusc olioget prritiitiuis will puyciodi.
liiiltlw of li-iiiic litiil outlived-l litut Wet-k liltil Iii-l "It” had. I
hitvc iii-d r. com-d it day liltiiu/ “min of tlic Ititttt‘ sort, for-dos.
t‘ull ullwuiult 'u 2i cutisol' Hw'cci l'wul. just lit. put It i by
l'ill’lii‘t' ilt'm . in liiltltmnlt'i', win-tic name a- maker. of line
lmlilt- t‘tiI-up ill at attaiaiitnmf iiiictpiuiiiy. 'l‘hcy arc tilt-c;
liic run; two for :3" a .\ll lt‘iwli iirw' maids.
Antioiir's t‘ltiiitiiii: 'l‘iir Hot i. The nann- of Minor" in a a 'no-
tiyiii oi tpinlitv. Lather:- rctdy. '\";‘|Iltltltill still. i nod
for factory «Iiipintt-s. Not purists-nil or washing the hair.
ll‘tltll) for built it ., lliI'll' Lt ilunis. All for tic.
it cut-- Annoiii‘~ l lglilliou-ii h'vup, lite.
ii caho- .\riuoiir'n N -y Hoop. 2w.
LORENZO DIBBLE,
Minted iirtawy. ‘zi North Main titre". South Not-walk.
Qme1'3 4" s‘Mflmfidh
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H. KRIEG ER S
i Milliacry and Cloak Store.
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.i We are closing out all of our ,.
3. Spring and Fall
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2: REEFERS FOR CHILDREN. t
3 Just the thing him-hind wear.
We have marked ibciit all at the one price of
$1.25
H. KRIEGER,
Malisckemo Hotel Block.
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EDWARD STREET.
Special Saleof HOSIER ‘
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50 doz. Ladles’ Fast Black Hose,
regular made, usual price 150.;
price for this sale, per pair......
to don. Children's Fast Black
Ribbed Hose, sizes ii to intuit ‘
usual price 15c; price for this
sale, per pair.........'..................
100
25 (m Chum,“ Fm Black ‘Ligbi Weight Underwear rot- new; ‘5
1"be Hose sizes ii to 9 in , men and children. ' 'i. .
v 'r ..._...._.._. .
usual price No; price for this Prepare yourselves for the «961
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sale. per pair 1210 weather to come.
EDWARD STREET,
No. 5 Gazette Building, Nor-walk.
"Iv-misin- from 0 "audio to on Anchor."
“watCh Out” For Positive Bargains.
Camera Supplies, Dry Plates, Allitima
Paper, Etc, Next Week.
our: . , ‘
HAND LOADED SHELLS ' .
an: UNIXGILLID. ‘ . ‘ ’
Better leave us your order for a sample hundred and not bedisappolntad later "
FOX CYCLE & HARDWARE CO. "
120 Washington Street.
CHILI. FIO'ITI. QUICK “LC-e
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WILLIS u. satteckhine Bustling Clothlor.
,WHEELMEN’S CHANCE.
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; We have a few pairs of all wool Golf 'l‘rousen that acid
E .for $2.50; you can buy them now for “.50.
Men’s Golf and Bicycle Suits.
. All wool Hulls that we asked $5, ii, 0.50, 7 and 8.60 Mun
i now marked $3.75, 4.50, 5, 5.95 and that. (tn some of
i these units we have all sizes. iimt reduction in price on
: uli .\lcn‘a, Boys' and (‘hiliircti’a t-iiilts.
Ciothier and Furnisher,
.\‘0. 50 WALL STREET.
NORWALK.
‘A wflood Workman
is known by the tools he uses; also a boy’s cdinnt‘ioli depend. in I large
iiieasiirc upon the quality and life oi' the supplies hc linen.
iii-iicorcd. with pleasing truths, to lay lti it coinpli-te this of Pads, Peti-
i'lls, Books and (iota-n] i-lnppllcs soitdy with the idea of pleasing the
lioy~ as to quality and their pundits by price. To see is to believe. and
l cxtciid to lth' public an invitation to verify the above statement.
KINDLY REFLEC‘I’ "POI THIS! PRICES.
125 and 225 sheet tablets. . . . . . .....5c
lililil rubber tip pciicili..........--”mule
liliiilpen holders-n... ..... ............lc
hilt) I'llltllt'l' criisei's. . . - . . . . . . . . . .from 10 tip
Rulers and scholars' companions. . . . ....5c
School Books at New York Wholesale Prices.
llltllll P. Bliiilts, Bookseller nil Sittiont,
in Wall titmt. .‘orwslk. Conn.
F
iii! Anatolian
and the noise
of the coal
wagon is heard
in the land.
Win-n your ltt‘iif the nttisosooilour metric and otir price (or ml is not NIH u the
wagon.
A tdii full of cool is a nice- thing to hate iiiithrs ono fn-l its though they '9" ”I“ .0
light snow- and blow -.
t‘itn we not till your i-iii for th- wtiit- l " l.cu\'c )'iti|l"atl‘\lfit w l. “I “M ii“ "r
'l‘tii-r- is iris-d mail and butt mu], .. hwy lit. M iii
now or hurt. as you chm-c.
int stood as any.
Nut. Stove and Egg Coal. 35 par ion, delivered.
N0 DUCT.
.\ grmt many im- burning our l.t.:‘i grade of not reset and think It nice.
o tabla. Hard Wood. II. 1 tabla. loft Wood. OI.
Telephone ‘IH B. "Ann's.
t‘ws Goad ., , .
Marina in Clothing . m. m 3 new
for law.
I Itlaslonn. I
”WW“ I Will “It'lin “WWII.“ ‘
“divs. or tut-tuna '
lI‘Iltti'l' 7- \ N lli'tillitli of Mt Hack
Hrlulh'ltl‘ I‘tf‘i.tl“iilrlll|tiin apt: = lm
c we is.cu ii W sis a y as a fine hundred and “aim w
ll I l at d lltthdn-d. limit-
hxve dilutes it'lflll as tilt i'bmsa 00 room! '0' Nil“ ‘
'i """""" ' -------------- , unwind attention [IN to
. iliya. m ‘ .
.\Nii‘i‘lllfili lot of sis-tit Tli flack
Hails. including our very iii-st
units: hose that hayi- sold from
Oil to it. 'l‘btti innit oilltr with-
out a parallel in Norwaiit'st-ioth»
tog Ii story. i‘lusiis- at ..... . .........
Iit. ll. kins. Principal
79h
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Wagons Given I‘m!
the lit "wise man tradc- loath. '
ouch trails ltttttktl and moon was a
d- riimiunmrlin. t’nra imllt'iluml .
5 all“. .
“To
Three aniln are um-nddcd
in our plow. vim—tiled in
aims for quick selling.
w....... -..
than every evening until it o‘i-hwtt.
I
nicyt'm tumult. M flats at" “out. Oh.
«was» art- '
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lslissam ilotai Iiost.
South Math,
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Norwalk Chronicler