Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, September 19, 1898 · page 5

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IIIIIIOIIIIIITIIEIOIIII

Dally Doings of the People of llor-L

'men.

‘ pert fisherman. Snappers are his fav-

,tttttttbc

stalk and South llorvaik.

 

WEATHER NOTES.
The low barometer in the northwest
8atutday,-nuued-out tile or. inwrence
valley yesterday. An area of high

pressure prevails in the western attd
middle states.

Rain was falling this morning in
'loxas. bttt in all other sections .. was

pleasant.

Forecast: ruir weather will contin-
ue until Wednesday; cooler Tuesday
morning; In'pttt to high northwest

winds, diminishing ltt velocity.

~—. ..—

'i‘ite game law will be off Octobei Ill

 

 

The City Co until of Norwalk will
meet this evenitlt.

Mrs. Harrell, origin—sheet. is mov-
ing to East Norwaik today.

 

A regular meeting of Colfax En-
campment will be held tonight.‘

Albert A. Martin and children have
moved from Crattbttry to Norwalk.

. Town Health Officer Tracey has sub-
mitted his annual report to the select-

Repairs are being made to the propel-
Ior Vulcan. now lying at her Norwaik
dock.

 

 

Stephen Comstoek is becoming an ex-
orite viet‘ ms.

John Weston. of France street. fired
three shots at supposed chicken thieves
Saturday night.

The steamer John Sylvester brortght
an excursion from Eilzabethport. N. .i.
to lioton Point. yesterday.

Misses Edna Jennings and Lotth
llump are. studying the milittery busi
ness with 'i'iiiotson & Mills.

 

 

The last strincriptinn dance of the
season will be held tonight at the Nor-
wnlk Yacht club hzruse, llit-kory llluli'.

l'ncas iiayloft, No. 26%. improved
Order of Red Men. will hold a mertitn
tonight to transact regular business.

The annual rally and forticth nnni
\‘crsary of the Norwalk Methodist Ep-
ist-cpti church will it! celebrated next
Sunday.

The liltlii'ri of the First (,‘ongrcgatlon-
at church. of Norwalk. are pat-king l
itotttt- tnissitmary box to be sent to Ok-
iohonta.

I-‘t'nttit ’l‘aplor. :tt‘re-tctl itt Washing
ton t-‘lrt't'l. Saturday night. for beta;
Iltittxicntt-tl t\.t:. “lit“l $3 and costs by ‘
.Illtllzt Frost, this morning.

'l'bt- “t‘iillil'K tti Wilbur ilttitiu-il.
iht- Nttrnttlit It-ttcr t'ttt'rict' forum. and
Miss I'Ziltilltl Il‘il'r‘. ttf l‘uiontilic. \\il ;
Iillit' plat-e III titc tttztr future. '

to:

slowly improving.

ones. will meet this evening.

 

Alfred Ctrtblii has it cured a position
as salesman at W. S. turtevant' a store.

no...

The Not-walk Yacht club will tonigl
hold its last subscription dance of the
season.

 

 

 

*Ilt'i'll lttitl along a portion
Main street. Norwnik.

 

Tile I.l|Ilt r Day Saints Sunday school
children tvnioycti a picnic at lirttat?
liiver, Saturday afternoon.

Charles ititier, the New Canaan

Town Farm.

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The Christian industrial League wi'
hold a special tnciing tomorrow ah
the parlors of the First Methodist iCp
fist-opal church. '

E. S. Adams is again spoken of for
mayor of Norwalk. M. 11. Smith. C. it‘.
Tristram, J. A. Osborn. and it}. 1.. Boy.
er have also been mentioned.

Constable it‘. ii. (‘rofnt whee'e:t to
Norwaik from Danbnry. yesterday. to
get a square mctti. ilt- visited Greg~
ory'l Point and there his wants wore

nu. outer nuntop, of item not. n‘
Concord Division. Sons of Temper-2

The boat C. F. Merwin is discharging;
a cargo oi coal tor Raymond Brothers.

A top, dressing of crushed stone has.
of upper,

Edwin ('ill'it'l'. of Not-walk, is serious-3
.iy ill at the resltiince oi his sister. Mrs J

 

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Old wén Lodge No.1tili F. and A t
.\i will mt‘ti totnorow night.
Hm“..—

Miss Evelyn )lttrlwetirer has return-
ctl homo irnrtr a wct‘k' s tit-tit to the:
country. .

 

 

Raymond ilrothers are discharging a
cargo of trait for the hockwmni Man-
ufacturing company.

 

 

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An lninnt daughter of George
Sprague tlit'tl yesterday. aged twonty
days. The mother died a few days,I
ago.

The Prohibition cltth will

 

 

 

fully satisfied.

Emil Roscnthal. the Main street Hi1":
'oon keeper went to llritigeport, today
to the a new bond with the (‘ounty
v.‘.:ommi- sioners. his present bond not]
being atceptabie.

Miss Harriet l-Itlnn Sherwood hat: .
sent in her resignation as a memhcrt )i
the choir of the Norwaik Congrcga
tonal church, anti also as a teacher Ill
the East Norwnlk school.
---~---~—-~— i

The organ concert to exhibit the new;
trgtttt, in the First Metho‘lis‘t EDIRI'O'
lliil church, will probably ht- giver:
‘.\'cdnt-stitty cvt ttlng. September Znth. or‘
It the latest the Wednesday t‘l't‘llillgt
following.

The name of lion. Daniel Nash Mor-
gan. of Bridgeport. will be presented to
he lit-mot-ratit- t'tllth'ililtrll which opp
‘ns in that t'Ii" ncxt 'l'ttr-stiny, as titt-
-lroit-e of the llridgcport itenrm-rat-y
for governor.

 

~l‘tr. M. s‘»,.l~tosttt oeuiist front Non
iorlt. tntr be (imSllIit‘tl itt the parlor:-
lf the Mallnckemti Hotel on Tuesday:
K‘th‘Cll the hours of l2 m. and it p. ill
PrUn'K‘tifi' appear favorable (or
moving of the Third regiment. I'tlli-
recllt-ttt roinntt'es. now at i'.tnrl-
lictttlo. :“Ilitlil'iitlwn. l'.t.. to llottoittltt
within a few tracks, probably during
be coming ntotttlt.

\ iiil"ttl iliri proud llli
lli'l‘- dinning nt'rattitrn thus far

iltt‘

ic--t .ttttl
iIlI:

tttsott at lioyt's Theatre. it to of tltt
ilttttty l‘llJl'til'll'i'. int-ll in >iitl.liilttt
Illli full or good rllt"ii|iii" . lliiti n.

til 'i ilt'.'ilit‘tl tttit‘llt pro“ ”I“ I'

Atrium: till I til it pt top-.1
‘t-trttttti lira ~tt .tttttt t' .ttt.; :ttli.t,

tli' Iiit‘
\\ ltLrIt

 

whiter supper tio try an iiiilit'lltt‘
(‘t'ttwn cigar.

'I'Itt» Kittt;'~ int 'ht»: s t it.. t~:‘

Htlttlh NUIl-ll’li t‘t fli' national (Hill I .

\lill illli‘. - tl.l_\‘ n;~tl- wtlt \it.
Lilt Iiil l. I.l'lt t.t moth ,\it.a i.tt'. ‘

'I‘Ittt't- l ttttt:or th.tt the. \ lt'
iltta :tutt lltl ‘. l-tttl lill‘t‘tllll niitt
"IIHt‘ to l‘ot it lifttt ill . it .' .t motif: ;
Ht‘l‘l‘l ti .‘ttt‘tuik 'ttp .tt- .lI"‘:itttl HI
lllv Itttltttt

You \\’\tit limit-tilt“. oi .‘lt‘.\'..‘.l
iell'lil, l.i~ i it \tl't‘ti li-ll‘l hp Ii‘ 1|“
.tttztrlt .; ilittlill I’tlil Iv. I. out it.»

it‘ ll'tt 4’ Iii. till l'» of t» It plnlth ulnar

Ittl ti \\ ti on l'otttt.

'I'lt. a...“ ot potting tit-an the tit-n
lli tit.-

cult and ttpia inn illt ti ll
South . tonalk t‘ t'tgttntttmnti tillllt'l
will be totttplc tti tilts nit-.lt Ibo

i‘llt‘llllii'u haw grc'ttll Itrtpttmd llo up
llt‘al'liltt" oi the ctliilcn.

At tltc nit-clinic of the [llllli";‘\stlt‘l
at‘ou to “P held in the Not-unlit t‘ttn-
lttctttttlonnl t-httpcl on \“ttllll‘llllll at.
tcrnoon. llr. ltlntily l'ttrtiec will ulrc a
|l.ilwl' on The Personal lt‘nttor ltt hit»:
slutl Work 'l‘cu will be M I‘H‘ti nt tilt
tint-0‘ tti ibtt lllct'llllu by Mrs, IIcitIt-n
tilltl .‘ll‘= rlltcltoll.

 

 

\ int'nw number at sntbtt ttrt- Iti‘lllh.‘
tll i\\ll to tilt- slit‘ of the non bridge on
H wot l‘ll'tI‘I. .\ steam pilt- tll'itct
\ttit itt' brought here front Nuruuik
to t molt 'l‘ltt- splits in be driven will
tie. and will each be from
ilhiltlfi in thirty lccl lulll.-lhilllllir,l‘
.\t \t

'i'bt |t.|III-li‘tllllli lltflit“ was l‘tllili'l“
oi to \l’ .«ttttw Hiit‘illmllll'lll last
ttnbt ‘lttltcts tor illt‘ lllcilililmwlil's
l oiltt ittlt to Notattlk twat 'l‘hut'nday
titular, or going ill-t. it Is l'hlli‘l‘ll‘tl
that tic; loyal i'utpic degree hill in-

‘S‘ln' lili‘t‘ilflfl oi Kubnmtt lin-

 

“ill
t‘.lilt|l “put ltl'l‘littilttt oi the visitors.
, . _ M
t‘ p .t it at Mt ..it-lttt who ttsstttlil-
Ittltllliililii \qu no of .\orwrtllt. unt-

titty but wtcit has not yet been m-tttt
Hi, It In lttoimbic the tam will not
t'ttiilto up in ill“ 'l‘osn t'onrt until lim

latter |.lli'l at tho mack. po-toitit on
stttlrtiny. as the li'.l’lltl llilt'tt :«l
Illtt Illl \ Illt' fort- :tttt lint" “wit ‘l‘lrt
n ttrnni, when it is itttett up. hill in
mm In t'itlci oi I'o'it~ Vullllii‘l' it.
Who.

tint '

nil-ti Smut-tit,» tot-
l't<- Mitt \\'ttttl_ tli'
Irwin-mi In t" it. ht:
tlli. I'I'~III' lit .iitt ||i iii Iit.l‘

I.tttpool.
iltv 'ith“.
ii Intuit .\i
lili"

t. It
a lit
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.Ioittt II I' I'll"
t '0 lit’tt‘ii 'ttl'
lit ii 'i. Itl
l.i t-ttt t'.’ ll
Int.» W \'t t'

.1, . I.'lt',iil lo'ht

li'I'I ll

lttlIltttI

it‘o't it so]
on tot p.t-~t.-.'
t' IIit' l‘tilil'l.‘ tn.
.I-tllli it.“

It]

tl-t‘
.litl ‘lltl
“tltw ‘iw .t it
..t...t3‘ I t:- .

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\l'tEirtttt “Mill in ii. .t iii who r
tit . -.. t .\it' int . it IIIlII \. it ll
It “il'l ~t.t I St to i.l\ I\I|itlt.
.\.t~ ltitr I.IlI|'I Ill Itl~ l‘l‘ill‘ ttt Fp'tltt'
Izli _\ I'l‘ptlll'l il'.ii lltt innit IILlIi ttlll
ll lttil .t n I]. ttttnng. tar i.||t HI .I itrgu
town! to truth: I

4"”
ti .l Itt
.tl ;

l..tttt- hll-r ilol‘it ti born can a
nun iv'r Ntlttttlut Mountain to tt
‘ ttttnlut of littlilit Il'lillil't. Illt“ illllli

'\.ts lit‘ltl .i' III" lltittll‘lt l’t'sitivlltr tiiilt
'I‘ oi \\'t~t .l‘lllit' and \iarlv ~ttt 1
1nd the young lolk~ ptt-wd .t tuott tit-
iighifttl ttftt-tnottn

'Ihtrc tilt tits |-li otot~ .tt tin tot
pl-l-on, .tointltng tiliril lltt- til HIV in-
elllt' ntrtl liliti llilli‘ aorta-n intgltt
liI‘I-tlili'l" who llth tt-tn ‘tFliIi'lIttII ill
>It“ii') Hillill‘illl t'iill'lh tIH‘ ttnttlitlln
outrun r» it'nnt t'tlillll) into. in tltr punt

pit-mu, nttd utii l..- ntottttttodtttcd riot
today, hit'tnnbtb Illt‘it' uiii lw ntttnr
in“ slate [Illsttlt ni'lllilIii'~ It\ iltt.

cotuttt much during illi‘ pr.».eut Melt

1'1". nllflul'hiltlll ut' t‘otntnotltnr HIMIIII,
of t-ltltltllul‘tl. u» tilulrttuttl of the "I
poitllt-tm l‘onmw-lottti l'tillltililttil to
In held tn ibitlgtp i' Nt‘ititlillttt
among IItt~ »' Iltttt

..‘tt. t

to Iivllti ito tr ult-
‘l‘bt- ttttttttttritttc‘r pttmnw Ill ilii' tllzlil
would 'I‘t' both tllunliy .tttti Ilt- iintw
to the |li‘t|t0"‘llll|.“ and “hill". we to.
Move. lilllb’l‘ satisfactory to tho itctttlv.
men at the convention in .til it .pltt.

Hittntlotd Advocate

 
 
 

C

. walk.

" Pure and Rare. "

ICVCIalld

boltl a
meeting tonight til the home of Mr.
and Mrs. James ll. Wiimot, Spring
street.

Several members ot’ the Twin (‘ity
Wheeimen had a run to Bridgeport ntttl
return yesterday afternoon.

 

George A. t‘omstotk has been tram»
ferret] from Spenter & t‘o.‘ s \‘orunik
store to their new store at. South Nor-

'i‘nx (‘oiicetor George ll, St. John is;
getting his office in the Town iialli
block ready for business. He morttt."

 

' in Saturday. i

 

Miss Mai Johnson
liarriet Johnson

and mother.

Mrs who lta ve been .'

returned to lirookiyn.

 

The regular meeting of the Epwortlt'
lAillzlit‘ will be held tonight with .\ir.
and Mrs, lttt-tl lluviltrtrtl. at the ”avi-
't'liitl l‘tlliilflt' Ilt'll I.~‘IitiltI

hilt-s .lenitie \\'ttmslc\ of 2 l'niou
stttct. has gone to New York t-tty, to
ill'i-‘Il itt-r llitihlt'il education. iict'
t‘t‘lt-lttis Wiril llt'l‘ itit‘t't't-ul.

The town .‘~iill|t‘ t‘l‘lhiit‘l‘ is lit-int;
illlH'l ti itl illc \Viiittll t‘ttJti ttlltl tilt"
work of plotting out shrill" ittt' Ilit‘ nets
ronti will .m,“ IN ttntbr um

'iht sublet-t ot’ tht 'ihtttsdny t-n'llllllfl.
tutu-ting itt tht NttinIIy t‘ottgtcett
ftonal chapel titl- \tml. Will be 'iitt-
t'ontplotcnt-st. or Illt' Illtlilt' t'otttforl.

l'l.lll:» i'i‘ litt l'trit.t ll w ill ill‘ crush-ti
ttlI l'i't'.~t't'lii 'I.t‘|‘l'.trt I») IN I' I". littlil’
tt ii. show :t hot. , .l t' titlll.|ill
tog itiI tootttt in. . , p.t~ it ttt Il.lt'tl
mods, with ..t.tttt. .‘. .tttr. illt,tl.itt~ .ttrti
~\t'l‘_\ tlltpt‘tttt :to il'

‘l'tiint-ott a fit ‘ v opal-ti a ton
i»p.trltttt-tt! tt . :t . i nutb IIII t
’Iliiillt‘l) ill; i. 'JII' ..
.ii iltt l. .. "‘»‘- ... tt-t‘oi
gI-ttt x t‘ibitotu .t. II.r\ trt Ironing
II too to \\ l I - -I .It It.t’

li.‘.~»tttt'*.‘t ’. t ttt. ti
‘.. li . .\1 ti.‘. I
.l i ll . t» ‘t:. iit'l|\
. ,,- it: tht'ilt it ..;. Ill,.l.ll\
Ilorw tl\\lttl ,. ill iIl .. ltli I'll gt tflng
lit. t. .: tiil'll z» “i iii untlll ltilt‘ .tl
\it IIiiit Ii :.-,t Ill.li)

\litliillltt ttt Itwit'tt uttt to South Not
a tit. Ittlli‘\t thtt t‘ iiit ittttrn‘uh
tho I‘Ittlictttllt tt: 'lI'T .ilt' nt-t- tilt-t
\\.ll IlllllilIIJIt ltolttt IItrttt \\' Iiivil
.tl-t. lot -t‘ll.lltli iit- m|\~ iw Vtouiti
not .t strong \tiii' trout Normtilt. with Il
i~ tilt |.ttit~~t ittllii tn the illrlllt‘f

til

at told a
hull tlt \Illtli-

‘iltt- Minn Singing “It“
t'ttllttll tot llllltl in to

The tltttttt~ gait n \t.
and hint Wtib-r. the initial-
Minn iililt' solo», llllll

.Illil .llltl IHH' \IHINI
lintllri Intent-t.

nun sil‘ttvi 7|] W
ltiIIHll“

|lttll .omt-ditttt.
.ilti Nott k all g
«In. ut'tiilliltlllili‘ti It"

pianist

'ihr outing of the turnout tIIIIi, yrs-
ht'itl in thc siiltlll oi the South
“m
a. ll .ttru-lt II. he‘-
tttg that many about the but neither
had kt pt tutu) for runny Hilliilttflr were
lll‘lltt‘lli Members participated by it'll-
tte of the lliiiiu' that cct't- mount in-
ttrmlng to tin-tn during their turn.
ion The audience was also insured
mill *‘llilll ltiiltn Ittllll the lil‘i'i-‘Iill‘lll
and Mr, Ilt'liltl. of Minneapolis Thou-q
lilti‘llllfln rli'i' w'y helpful to tho- yonnc
turn, as tlwy‘ mild to elevate their
thoughts and to bring them closer to-
ncther ltt ll'lt‘lltlllllwc. 'l‘lw istmonr
tillll. in the tallest senor of Hit“ word. in

llltc ll family.

tcttim.
Not atrik t‘oltgtcgtttlouat titurt II,
n lliilit‘l'ttliII‘ ictttllt-

MING POWDER."

All leading teachers of cookery use it.

pp :l: with tittlztl

I
3- WA BARGA N IN

Canned Fruits.

Egg Plums, (ireen tinge Plums-'3 -.-:

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totem...”
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Lemon Cling Peaches, ;.
t; ‘ Y ellow Free Peaches, . ;_-
.-.-. Apricots, Cherries, Strawberries, _:_:
;_; Bltcans; soitlfor2i)attt125c;allat:
: . 15¢ per can. 3
: E H. MOREHOUSE, E:
, .. 'l he West Av t-ntte Grocer. T:
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PM ”about our slows. of vetttirseiulltere's

nothing Iihi' or ittliiill to them in our
town. ntrti crttrybotiy likes them inr-
tttttnst-iy for that reason. Do well by

your feet and they will do well by you.‘

Our shoes “In revelations of contfort.
ntodtls of style, ntni guarantee s of
memory You may be sure that your
shot- bill couldn't be smaller than
will be. if we tarnish your footwear. it's
wasting money to near poor shoes,
llere's real chcapness for you. (lents'
and Idltllt's', $1.00 and up; Children's
and Misscs', no cents and up: Youths'
anti Boys'. 85 cents and up.

C. H. GRLE,

Dow-ohingum 8L.

Phone 138-2.

Screening Oats

takes

time and is expensive.

Dealers don 't take the trouble on that account.

Vi e do take the trouble, because screening is
a north ulttr part of our business and let eives
ottr particular attention.

Customers know tirat.

“e. spate neither titue our expense to clean

ottr oats perfectly.

Iiny tints that's clean.

ti?

MANUEL T. HHTCH.

‘ the nests of Mrsfi. W. t‘rc ory. itavivi M
g ' K \ / ‘\,./’""x.. / ‘\/—‘\/‘—\/"\/—'\/_\/

 

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Itatlics' \\ rnppct's,

Opening of New Departments. ”

ilnyx Ilosiety, I utierwear, Muslin I ntlerwear,(‘ or-
sets standard brakes, llnntlkettltiefs, gloves, Ribbons,

\eiiiltgs,

Iitttitittgs, Belts, 'Ii res and

infants iiostctv and I lltIt'l'Wt‘l

All at Popular Prices.

We are showing New

I"ttli Styles ill l‘eit Walking

Huts, .\Ipittcs. iiicycle liars and I‘nps.
Agent Staten Island Iiyc Iiottse.

Tillotson

86 Washington street,

8: Mills,

South Norwnik. Conn.

 

 

I Some Special Prices for Saturday, Sept. 7.

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llt‘l't' ill ' ““llll'i --

iii a tit-..tmtknt t‘mt
It till" Pinto) ml :1 L'ilil.|||itt of »

wit t'lt t . tt.- j -t-lt'l‘
.Int. . llu‘i I .. l-t-lg',tttt
l'iiifltil'l'; ["htt, ' jib lliti$.'t','"t
‘.i\ v. 1| l tiiuw .tt
.i ‘. t~ l‘lltilt’t -|ttt‘til Ii:
\ ;Ittt' ,lt..,..; .. It'llililt f-ittt~
i: .ttiI-il-ts titltItWt tl..Il Ii ruttit
\t t'ti i ll ill-‘l \l'iili.1i'lii;"t'l it
In'Il'itIttinnltt-tt .tt. lit

Mach Iii trittlt i‘c I' In t-. il lltt “1 ti;
pro-c. tin» ~t‘tb 1;. do .
I'ttre Fltii‘l“ and t obt \‘itogat for
ltit'klillu.

.\~lt 1.1 Illi' limb-u .li lly tiltv-t .|
“11““. iiitt‘.

I all nlit-itliott
ltti.
:ll'illlltl lill' Imllw.
I h. ‘lt-tt I'ttlu, «it.
Hour by butt lht» mic.

.lt'

i“ mac and It

|-lll t-n Ill gt t-tI ‘..'ttttti~

tot .t..- 'It oi \III‘III .‘Ioiilt‘ “tar. ol'liittttclrlt II trial tl-c-
\ottngltottm-tk potuttli lily! «Night tn the xi
Faith-Jan. than l'ot~ iitttlct .itm. ..itlg~ hitik l'Iltll-

No nitttopu on Haunt.

LORENZO DIBBLI.

 

1 .mt :ti'tvryottrt-tt-h I‘ltll‘i"~ for

:tlt‘inttm. trill lltllln tI ttt~_\‘ lllltl

l'fl"l I'l‘t‘tt ttcty .Llll'l‘r , . '.'.‘t'
1‘ Ito iii‘tiltill'lit'li Sugar
lit st Hitttilitit i~

' .l't "lii'sr‘ntlp . 23"
~ \t'tt- ttt" Pit-up

u Ktl ‘tot't .......

l Ituw I-I‘i liltc

I. tlgr Iol \ltt-lttltt-Ilott- Illtlit ttrtt- tt' i.
I" ttrttt~. tllll Mil ton a iltn one from
'lt' lt‘t‘.

Ilntmtnts .. .. , ..

Iioillt- I lltl u: 'u.
u‘t l'l"

L’ib rim
Hr INI It illilt it ~

i'tu-It pines. Will nIItm stamps on

 

 

a W new. .m- .t «we at 4th

til-i. KRIEGER’S

(’fiafwl‘a‘mfl

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i

iMilllnery and Cloak
We

 

\\ e have marked them

this

 

lIlEEFEIiS FOR CHILDREN.

Just the thing for school wetlt'.

 

$1.

«H. KRIEG ER,
Mail‘ckemo Hotel Block.

 

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m

a

Store.

are closing ottt ttll of our
Spring and lt‘nll

a‘1: “Cart? 2’ I t; .2"! 17'9”.)

 
 
 

all at the one prit e of

25

lo. Norwolk.‘

' 60 tioz. Ladies’ Fast. Black Hone,

regular made, gusuai price ltic.;
price for this sale, per pair......

10c

 

t25 tloz. Children's Fast Black
..ilibbed lionc, sizes ii to it itt.;

usual price We; price for this '12lc
sale, per pair. ...... ............

EDWARD

 

 
 

 

Special Sale of HOSIERY

 

35 don. \Childreni'tl Fast Black
Ilibbt-tl Hose, sizes 5 to 0 it»;
usual price lflt; price for this

iii

A;

sale, per pair ......... .................. '1,
Light Weight I'nderwear for W,
tut-n nntl children. . 3%

Prepare yourselves for the oool .«
weather to come.

STREET,

1 .

No. 5 Gazette Building, Norwnlk.

 

: Fox’s Hand-Loaded Shells.

It‘

i
I

$2.00 p
Order

For Cycle it Hardware

All Good Shots Use Thorn.

 

er [00.
Now.

00.

120 Washington Street,
South Nonalk.

 

 

 

I

,A Cordial Invitation.

, Y on are. invited to inspect our ‘
t Fall and Winter Stock of Men’ 3, Boy’ is

and Children’ s

(‘ Iothing anti Furnishing Goods.

You will find that on will rect-hejust as good

attention whet tr you buy or not.

These t-ooi evenings makes one think
()v.ereoats
want-t at \ery low prices.

Best “caring Black t' iteslot Huit at
can be made at that price.

WIL

 

of hill

in this litre w-t cart supply your

/ We ltnw the Best Fitting, Best Looking, and

$5 that

[IS H. SELLEOK,

No. 50 Wall Street. Norw.alk

 

 

My my for i autumn (‘ out
( ttlttcrns tttltl Httpplicsttt :i
on lttlttti

SCHOOL BOOKS AT NEW Y

Kindly retlctl up

iii and 220 Sheet Tabiols.. ..itc‘
i000 Rubber Tip Pencils ........ it

“There is no Kodak
butthe

eras. Films and Supplies.
Ii other tttnkt .- constantly

Largot tiillit tn ~ttpply ~tnte in tire city.

Oilli WHOLESALE PRICES.

ton tilt ~t- prices:

i000 Petitioners ............it
000 Rubber butts” .irott to up

inlets and Scholars‘ Companions. . . . . .tic
WILLIAM F. BEER‘.“

I't \\';til .‘i . Nut \l:til..

iltmk-t Her and thtiuuer.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

ltt it't't'it \'ott \l.tilti.
I it} t'ilt' Itti ittt' ttlttttl

Itin nitit t'tttli non.
\trtt will he L'Iilii

you bought it Ior $4».

IItIV yottt'i 'onl oi the

Wait-r Sir-.ott
butt of Ihty lttolitl.

 
 

mm MTV"? {711E118 " if

in Times of Heat Prepare for 0010.

You t-tttt depend on the Weather but little longer

its tionczy on llllH‘ good coal;

 
 

'l'ciepltuno-Jl-B

ttittg “limit by filling your

tilt a tort.
I no Dollar .\Ian.

3. HRRRIE.

 

~9-IO

We have just 17 pairs of
Boys Knee I'ttnts oi llilm’t"
ages with It we will tltnte ttti

25c

per pair, formerly bile.

New l"ttII Styles ti lioys'
Kilt't' l'ltltls, sizes .i to lit,
nntde ill the double seat and
knees.

Open 0me evening until it o'clock.

 

Infinite-w limi Ital,

il.\Zi.lZ'l‘tit\i,
t‘iit tss CREEK.
and
tilt: \‘iilN.

_
Delivered tn your collar or

80.00 I’ll I'Ol,

by careful. experienced
Drivers.

N0 Ill-‘1".
NO ILIG.
NO PM.

littyttttnti I But;

South Norwalit.

 

 

“Ill“. 0. um

A R OH I 'I' I OT.
Imam new I'm-tam“

 
 

 

hath lmall.

in,

In” Cotton.

"Inst” m. to m Instinct on

“0mm "of”.

i l l

 

"’ Mun no» 9

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