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' Town of Norwaik will be held Friday
. in tho t‘otitircnat rust church.
lll‘lll.
Dally Doings eithe People of Her-
asik and South llerwalk.
. WEATHER "01'“.
Low barometers are central In the
extreme northwest and the gulf coast.
Flaunt weather prevails except In
Texas and tliti lower Mississippi val-
ley. New Orleans reported quite a se-
vtre storm. Fair tr night and Wt do is
day. Cooler Wednesday morning.
with treats in the Interior.
Forecast for New England—Fair to-
nilltt and Wednesday: cooler Wednes-
day morning. with frosts In interior:
Fresh northwest winds diminishing.
Butler Lodge will rehearse the 'lnl-
tiatory degree tonight.
'i‘he seiectmea will build a stone
area over Keeler's brook. on the turn-
pike.
Raymond Brothers are discharging a
cargo of iron for the Richardson &
Morgan foundry company.
Putnam Hone company will hold a
special mieiIi-g tonigbz, and members
are requested to be present.
The annual business meeting of the
night, in the new Town Assembly Hall.
The net reclpts of the Catholic fair.
held In New Canaan. last week. were
8950.1‘his is $50 more than was real-
Ized at the fair last year.
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A. C. Cuneo. who underwent an op-
eration In St. Vincent's hospital. last
week. returned to South Norwalk. yes~
terday. and is able to be about again
William 1‘. Raymond, of the firm of
Raymond Brothers. Is attending a sale
in New York of several thousand hor-
ses. used by the Rough Riders In the
late war.
Robert I“. Cotter. who has been catnv
plug for a week on an island near Nor-
walk. has returned to business. and Ir;
tanned enortglrw pass for a noble red
mam—Stamford Advocate.
Mrs. Sarah A. M. Ayres. widow o'
the Rev. Frederick H.’ Ayrcs. died It
Stamford. Saturday. .ageri- eighty-lira
years. She was the mother of Wilbur
M. Ayres. tormeriynof South Norwrrili.
...———.»_—_
-—The new Fall Wrappers at the Bos-
ion store are (“ill large and full arms.-
lht' hips. making a comfortable houso
dross. inc and 980.
«The ansusleonveatlon of the school
tear-hers of the state will be held Ii
WE WH’WBWM
narrow ration mini and tau
" Kate Oolliiis are soon to wed.
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William Sheldon's house In Wilton
fever.
er of Red Men. will hold Its regular
meeting tonight.
Prosecuting Attorney 0. iii. Von-v
burgh. Jr., is ill at his presidence
Courtland place.
titty meeting tonight.
Old Well Lodge. No. 108. will holdl
a regular communication tonight and
confer the third degree.
A number of local Republicans are
In Bridgeport today attending the
County and Probate conventions.
tried to act as one of the officials at the
bicycle race meet at the Dnnbury lair.
Rev. T. M. Crowley. formerly a eu-
rate at St. Mary‘s church, has been
transferred from .‘cw Milford to W
terbury.
Rev. James Knapp. of West Concord.
and David S. iictts. of Port Chester.
were guests last evening. of Mr. and!
Mrs. A. ll. Hoyt. of Berkeley strret.
The trees are being removed in Moti- i
roe street and the fences of the prop
erty owners set bark. preparatory to
widening the thoroughfare.
l
John Adams, oi Midtlletown. N. Y..
has rented the Adams homestead In:
France street to II. M Gardner at pres- i
eat residing at 30 lnlon Park.
.l. Irriilong has invited the i
Rev. .1
t "atholie societies of St Mary' 8 church
to meet In the basement of St. Mary' at
elitirth Sunday. October ii at b it.
since the weather .
change is like "some. banquet hall. dc-
rertcd. ‘ The water and bathing hotlsce‘.
are there Irrrt the people are shiverlni i
at their homes
Compo "each.
i
The fence has been removed from in:
from of llll‘ l‘i‘r'ltlt‘lli‘t‘ of l’ostmastc
'ieorgo W. Iicncrlict and Captain .ianre
E. Russell. in West avenue. tlrcrcb;
Improving the appearance of the prop ;
erty. . ‘
Arthur ll. Swallow. of the Norwaili
and Filll'lll‘ltl Worsted Mills. and Mia
Ts‘arrrb it). Briggs, of Providence. wcr.
married in that city a tcw days ago
Mr. and Mrsp’Swaliow will resid- at
it l.lvlrig.-toii plat-c.
lrnpr-ria
-—Aftcr supper do try an
Crown cigar.
New Haven. Friday. October H. A'
request will be made that all of tin ,
public schools ill the state hr- tlomd it! i
that day.
Charles (l. ivcs. oi Norwsik. [ti't‘sltl i
ed at the organ in the Itlauipics' cirrirr-I .
last et'rtilrg. Mr. lt'cs was for-inert ,
organist Iii that church tttitl is now it
charge of llit organ at the NoraaIi
church.—»Dsubury News.
An Idea of the scarcity of peaches it
this vicinity this reason may be ob
tained from the fuel that Seth Sanford
the Rcrldlng peach grows-r. wlro girth
ert'd lJltli baskets of pour-lira trout hi:
ori'lrurd Illal year. had but 20 basket:
0! the fruit this year.
A meetlrg oi the Norwalk i‘ liris'Irr
Ettrioamr union will be lrelr in llll
iiruiirl Itit'rir' chapel. Friday cirnl'rit
Brptembrr :iri. ROV. Mr. Slit‘lititt. m
rotary of tire Arncrlcrin Iltlitl'tl. \riii .r..
llt‘t‘t' ilic .rdrirrsa oi ltrv i'\t'llllli{. ‘l'ir.
i-llltltt‘i rrf tlrr- rors-r-irt ton ilI‘t-ll'll
will hit. lltm t‘rili Wt- llrs. Sulh' Soul
lUl' L'l‘l'lal.
.\ .‘ttiitiiiir'. of tlic hallo-i.- til l'nir-
ticld rurruti under the iiilattit't's of tin
stair board at etittr-ui‘on will ln' liviu
lirooh
'i’u-rdup afternoon and rwiriug.
arpitttiiur 27 Martin lllltnit who will
tnltr part .m- t lllll'll“ it. litre. of Hart
(old. I Fri-I'ttitttt Hill. til Ntil‘h Ad
nun. Mar». did i". 8. ilrnt. of NM
Miliui‘tl.
i‘rr-uulair hrw bird «rut rrr-ri
lll‘ltllllrl ill lllr‘ stair mlilttit llllll int .i‘
>intriii‘nt Hi all goods sold thmr-rr
Ilir- lr-l rtiitl l;tth ui .ltilt'. on mirth
Ititttrp» should ll.t\'iI lit-vii lilitrml 'l‘hl-
“m at it time when the government
maid ii I Inrnlrb slumps. 'I'hr tli‘lill
iii In nlll be obliged to pay for the
Irrrrrp-- iriririi should have ltt‘l'il pint-rd
rrii ilrr no tlii rtl ”tut llllll'.
ltl
'llit-
rli ll’ I‘
annual "Hit.“ it! tho roiniiti.
..i r‘rririt. itt t'otilll)’ Wltllitlii‘i
h \ioari itcnry Lou and Janitor ii. Mil
hr tor tlir- .irar t-nilltrl Jtiiir iiiith ltlnl
we... imrtt'ri by the auditors. James ter-
and John i" i‘losir. tiriiurdsy. it alrw
llto rwrprprs at leaner“. the amount
due the county from the state [or
board of piisonera Iii. lat ii and the lit-
debit tlitt n» of the county as lint r ..tttttt
.Ioiin ttiuirrucil. of tlrwnwtr-h. M‘Il-
ll'llif’ll to prtmti for "W t’r-iil‘l lor litlr-
priory rluitns that he hr Innuwr-ni oi the
rum nitlmriatr he WWW anilty upon
nrittr-c iii a lawyer- O'i‘fiihinrla story hr
twiria layer-tinted by the authorities.
who believe be Is telling a” truth.
'i‘irrv r't’lm" [or which he was arrested
tr: «r thrr burglary if Thomas itand's
mid ttcr- it fail VI'ekI ago. The only
evidence aaaiitl‘ ll'lirt was theI India: of
it stolen watm ta his poeaeaahm. O'-
iisonvii was a livelier and hart a good
record. , .....a
.
-ninit.
(‘ongrrssman it}. .i. iliii. Senator I?
.l, chlcr'. Selectman 'l‘liomrs. l-Z. Ii
Harbour and W. t‘. lwl‘ount held at
-srncst com-creation our first st-lt'r'I
:‘Iltlll lllrlllllt‘ In front of the Nations
think of Norwalk. yesterday afternoon
ttwlrrg to a clerical i-rror iir thv
drawing of the Hill for Friday night"
Etowu niccilng. lllt' Illiillt‘i‘ of ”iv tsrrilirr
of bonds will go over nrrtli Monday or
The meeting for tlrr ri'lltllilit or |
the town rcporis will. however. tic llr‘lrl
ill Friday night.
All Infant tirloirging to Mr. and Mr»
Thomas .l-w.cli oi Long liliigc. foil
truth it high chair and struck its llt‘ltl
upon a carpet tar-it which was upon Ib-
Iioor. 'l‘ltr‘ lurk has driven into the In
r'rint's lll‘ilil lllr‘ wi‘olc lrngilr. but ll
split- of til» it is still iilitw itlltl has it
.‘llltllt't' rii' l‘l'i'tl\’t‘l'_\'
l'tllit'iil‘d «Linton ton of lo lilit't
.rtrcc. rrrr: Iri~t trruirt .rnd llI-lliill rrml or
Iii-its inr' lllt‘ cit iron to ho lrr-i-i lli'\
\lilllil‘ll‘. .ttr rrrrrra‘mn lti Sl'h‘lil it
Illi'i'lllll: oi Iii-int: rr‘rr- Ilitl-‘Itti‘, ll
Il'Mriitr il lttllirtii‘t.“ I‘iRlll, “.r.. .Ir‘ up
wit iiiid .i '.lil'." ri-Iruiitttn hill at
lthll.
Wlti'tt \VI ‘5I‘ll‘l prlr ~|rtirl iii ullil‘
uliruil lidllll‘l" till it his in tin r \i r
riu u. ‘ulrlui litlit'irill Iii Ilillllilliilll‘
“nihtiirittriirL I'Hd li"\ lwrrilu'r t-'
”if l-.‘.r-r .‘s‘uttutllirh rlr Ill turrrrri iii
Ironic mat. rririnrrii: lrrrr and r will r
iil‘r‘rl .‘llw l'.irvrill tit l.'t-1 .\iii\\iill.
.
llltl \ir» lllrillill, m \urnaiir, .rr
principal and m taut
livrrrr iiorr rirrmr suit oi lli'-'ttl ti.m.i
oi Ni-u \‘oik tilt. ni'rrrrrlmn of II in)
i. lirn‘t. ot Noraaik. and .“lI-tl l.tl.ilr
lluopt‘r \\‘i~ihcriwr. iintlttlitr l‘ rvl‘ Mr.
l.|Ii Itlli W- lllt‘lllt'l‘
rill bet lllttll‘llll tit t.-.| I'irrrt'rli Ill tiri-
ll‘ittr‘itlt lit-l uii \AN-nluisdrn. itri
I9. «I i p in \ wwption will follow
it the lii‘ltlt at home ltr l‘ifili at llllv
.l|»l .‘lt'fi l'lr it its
tllN‘l
tiltirh |Ilil'ilr~i‘~ u~ ”largo-d do It and
llth'el ‘li’l i‘t'“ ler'I' ltt‘t'lt llaetl nu muwh
that the) haw tin-Ir Ilit'dlilltll.
Nu ttltia lli'llt‘\l‘fl thorn iii‘ tltiltlth Inlt‘t‘
Itiii when you irii humi-
lost
about llittil
thing about your maids. hots they're
made and what their merits arc. you‘re
said titmi‘lllllll thni interests pmtplo
and mutt-thing that will stick In lltt‘ll‘
Memory.
avenue is under quarantine for scarletr
Uncaa Tribe. No. 28.1mproved Ord-l
in‘
The Norwalk Building. Loan and ln-i
restment association will hold Its mon-.
E. J. Thomas. of Norwalk. is sched- 3
a Irant itailrord place.
i Mrs. Charles A, Ambler and son,
{(iilll‘lt’i'i
m Imenlng. They report a good time .
3foundation for the
‘Sorith Main stree.
1 Mahackcmo hotel this week are It.
, .\l(‘_\‘orr. of Philadelphia.
1 .ircniir- grow-r. It Is it niritrhlr-ss drink.
. -atlrf,ving to lovers of good roftcr. rtnr
' Wi‘lliit thr- rt‘ach of all in price.
lrnonth of August .~tiow.- tlrr- rirrnriwr o:
vrr' inn daily .illt'lltlilllil' “as ”It
“in tllll mtlo If fill and \‘tiri-l lli‘rllt‘!‘
r
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WM ”in m. 60.. I" VON.
t‘lroeer H. E. llonnelly. of Norwalk.
is on the sick list.
The new floor in Pioneer truck house
will cost the oily about $75.
George ll. l.-orkwoor| has been on-
gaged as cth at the Imperial restau-
M. r\llllllt‘l. or Wilton. have re-
lili‘lliitl home from the White Moun-
liiiilil.
Edward 'l‘ieirter has returned homr
from llnnbrrrr. (and has secured em-
pioymen In .I. .Wilsoii & ('03s lirit
fric'ttrr).
Lorenzo llriitiey. formerly of Not-
wnik now superintendent of the New
London Street railway. was calling on
old friends in Norw.alk y.esterday
\dr input: on from Star of ('olumlria
circle Companions of the Forest its
lied l’iirk (‘Ity (‘irtic of llrlrlgport. Inst
Fritz Kril"lllt"l'. the harbor carpioym.
by Albert M. l'ohltuari. has gour- tr
Waterbury to ace a daughter wlrltb
wan presented to liitti by Ml“. lime ncr
yt atcrtim -
'l‘ he town road roller mtltlt‘ a trip yo:
lf‘rrlrty afternoon to South Norwalk
“llt'i‘ It in being uscd to roll down thr
brick paring ii.
Among the prominent arrivals- at lllr
A
'l‘riinblc. of the Volk llzrt company:
lillllth ttvrrtotg. of New York. and it
l.‘.\r‘nb Sitiltillt‘t‘“ (‘afrx a rich, dol-
irrzt i. iititrit‘ous l‘llillil of ionic is for
r'llll‘ by Edward Murchorrar‘. the Win:
The Norwalk Library rrport for the
SEE'IEMEEREO, m .‘
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5-. LUBCIOUS...‘r
E’Rrah Sundanese Gale.
JAVA AND MOCHA BLEND.
A Matchless Drink,
nullifylng to lovers of good Coffee and
1‘7; “EVE“: within the reach of all in price.
Em A CoiTee for Connoisseurs.
E Rial) Sana andMeeha'mend.
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;; EDWARD ll. M01ilt‘llOL'SE. 3';
__ - , The West. Avenue (Juicer. '-
Iinlzzizzl‘ui' 'I::i::l::l::l::l:|::l::I::I:r|;:|--r--|,,r,,|,,r,,;_,l,:l..1
Excitement
Intense
r
?W
about our shoes, of course; there's
nothing like or equal to them in our
town. and everybody likes them im-
mensely for that reason. Do wall by
your feet and they will do wall by you.
Our shoes are revelations of comfort.
inodeirr of style, and guarantees of
economy. You may be sure that your
shoe bill muldn't be smaller than it
will be If We furnish your footwear. It's
wasting nrorro-y to near poor shims.
Here's rcrii r-bcapnms for you; ilentr'
and Lariir-s'. lino and up; Children's
and Mir-titt's', no coats and up; Youths'
and lltt)‘r~'. it: cents and on.
C. H. GHLE.
00 Washington St. Go..Norwolk.
WVV\_/ \..../ W
\Hva mvh/ V“ WWW“)
l’hone 138-2. ‘ [
Screening Oats
takes time and is mpensire.
Dealers don ttake the trouble on that account.
W e do take the trouble. because sr iceningr s
a partir rilar part of our business and ter eives
our pariic rrlar attention.
(..‘ ustorncrs know that.
Vc spare neither time nor expense tot-lean
our outs per fer tly.
lhry (tats that s clean.
MANUEL T.H1ITCH.
Opening of New Departments.
sets. standard rniikos. llnndkctthicfs. glows liiliborrs
lirtdir-s' \\ rappers, \cilinrzs. liurliirigs, lit-its, 'lics and
liilrtttts limit'i'p itlltl l ridoinci',”
All at Popular Prices.
We are showing New l‘illl Styles in lt‘clt \\ nlkiirr:
llrits. Alpiircs llirtr- -lc Hub and t‘ rips.
\irent Staten Island llyi- House.
ILsI-io and ihu iiutn-
:AML 'l‘li' try
and Hit
ltiiirl)
risits to little llii‘ll
.u‘l‘ of lIIlitliti air It trill
t
Irttrrli Lille tlitll.»
itt‘i.ti.'.r‘ “I lt‘
lli ~
i
Sr-oilcld er limt are on rll'
with i.
It “tr tnr' \tniiirli "‘illl .irrivirrrr 'l‘lic)
.rl-rr It‘nlti- a grand iii-play of lltliilit'i
lt'dlllxtl.‘ nirrcir no” in quality tiny
ll ill“ lllt')' lirlwi‘t' rifli-i‘ol .\
largo t‘ttllt-lKllliit'lll of rroulrcry has just
i -ii plirrrrl iir ti.r-it' store.
tlt'T'
l'itilritl‘il lli\l.-'lttll, Sons of
arm. littltllliiilt'tl oilivrrs last iiiitht.
l‘ii-v) tilt-it iii.r-I-- .ii'i.il|tlv llltlll~ to ill
t.'rl .1 social In L grit-i. it} lili-liit: Sill
Ill\it-lilll .rt llrntri 'wrr. \\'-dtr~~r|i) rtiuirt
.rri .ilmr to lit l‘n Ilr‘- (.rr- Irrig dl
’l‘cnr prr‘
\liiitil ol Stir ‘.:.. :. it \I i'hirraria)
rrntrt
lir.ii:i'i~ l“ri\\l . l‘rr. r: \ lt. ltiri
ri iilrilti'l l\ t i l
..r.irr\l~r'~.rip
IItb
iii.l ll ~|
\lrQIrrl
\\ r...
'ri-l liifllil rrtri rl rrrii
c r‘nh- thr' iuvntm ii
in t |'i.'illhlll'.- it Hit it
rilllltlllt's‘ at .r... nu r.- M»
l"-trll.l‘lil\ \ \Hn-‘d thrr; r~
in, \‘rrlirriitr l' Itr.. . ’r. t
I‘ l l'ttdrliitlirrit l' l' \lIIiIrl‘
“....-.“
til
ili
It]
llltlr
.rr I
lull) r'lll
rim ui lli' linrlnlitr [till .I
. lltllt . Iti “I ‘l .‘l l': .lll Mrtlllllllb lll‘ li
ti ‘« iirrrrriiiirt .rrrd trill rrilt’lltllt litiilirl'-
.llil Iiir r-‘lt\ l .til lit'lll‘l
Iur tltr lilo-‘rtllrt: on} n. ifilaii‘ tirrr
arm lltllm ~ lt.tt irurr rltlt'litl ior' tirr
“liltll “Iii lib iii .Ill‘i‘
llli’ uni. Li:r..li.i' lllilil‘l
i .ttt “"t'
rrit .u
”..., plant
itmill
'|ir. tuiil population oi li lllttl or.
\prrl Ii la‘ll “is lrill.r.‘.ti Hi ilrrm
.: ...;a 'm‘.‘ not: Ntrtlirilt i‘.iiimit rilurrrr
i.ii2.'.tiit .‘Ilfllli'llll’a. illill HIM-it? “I‘I‘I'
l‘rrsiirtvrlntir About ”Hum ln-ionmul
to tlitti‘ out»
-- .. . ...
\ taint lnlon may be formed of tin
r-strnt to whlrb Hr-irtsttipol was tired
upon luv the iiiiictl rotates and tier-is
when It is stated that from a mi of all
“ Pure a
iii-arc per huurtrr-dwoigiit. which Ilia
lino-inn nova-rumour lNli'tl upon rt.-
prm-r-cds o! the sales of the old iron.
dint and r-lII’ll pirlri-ri up and sold b3
the people. it sum of hourly dilation
nun ri'lllllfll.
u
nd sure."
eveiand S
BAKING MDEK.
i . For making fine cake it hag no equal. ,
Tillotson 8: Mills,
86 Washington street. South Norwalk. Conn.
Some Special Prices for Saturday. Sept. 7.
l itlll aftc r _\ rrur r -s~ir ordr r- for
"l‘l’l' are witto Inn prices in good flu tilts.
(rinse-rim on alum rirttr-
lrurlitir: Station and n utrrrrnirtu ot‘ srrtiv-tactiorr will make it can and
Plilt' lo lviiw llll \. it r-rrlr-r.
Jullm' Flmll' . ltllll. ll'w: Mil Mm lint t‘rcunivt')‘ lluttcr ........ . .. 'J'lc
l'lllshttn .- Hour. i-rru. 70c: run ’53:" is it... trrrriruiaicri l‘illllil’ . . lino
t' W “ " “MW" ’ "fl liver Shoulders ......................... 5..
”HI \lrulm Sultririrr sinutnlr li ~ ll ”I . H‘ I"
A special dmp oi rr- lit in the |-I’III~ ' ll ‘ "ll "‘ l“ll .................. ..ir
inf itlll till-'1‘! Itii film it tlitli. It All“ \ Artur-tit n ”Milli 3:".
“illll .lilHl and \l-- lr:.i llil l'l'lltl r.. t. Kl‘.‘ PM.“ ,5..-
lw Ililtl lili_\ n he rr- :;-rr. It.
l have lui~ui lllii' lit-Inc laid up".
. '.'.'w rlo/
I ripe lot \lrrnliiticllotis from tirr-orr‘ r-
l‘lil'iil-‘ «air mil \mt n Ilric still from
Mile l-tt‘ lllt‘ Ito-.r..“ .lt'll)' lilies-I I. "I” "V l" w‘
with: llltt'. lllililiiiivl 2th rlw
i'rili itlle'lillttll In my ~t-w'ltoi \r isllr Hillllltlhtil'. orrrrirrrcltiril and this“
\urrrrg littli‘ilw apna utll tnlu rlrlluli III ”II ~l: ltl ut uttrlr urtlrlu
I'lr kind no. llr.rii l'ni~ lluiiri .Irir-. .lllph \l'ilk I‘ilr li-
. r~. t‘rvrr l'ulrt. M. tome and ma t'nulr piiru. \\' ill nllmr tlltlii'fl oir
Flurrr by turn tiil- ~rrlc. Nu ntarrrpu on Htrrar.
Stork of ill-wit l‘ plmr- Ii‘litr mil
llrlr't' llilu ~tilt . . I‘Jr tit /
l'iirt' ‘pium 'iittl ( lrlrt \ iiitutti’ lirr'
ptr klliru
lril.
lilttllllil tlw lltlilw.
'(l
fi‘fz m. P\_/_'\/-—\/—'\//:
tlriy\ lloaicry l ndciWcar Muslin l nderwear. ( ‘or-‘
EDWARD $1"th
;Special Saleof ___~HOSIER .
86 doz. Children’s Fast Elan!
Ribbed Hose, iilzel 5 l0 9 “1.; W.
usual price lac; price for fill 1| '
sale. per pair. ...... ... ...... ......u...
Light Weight Underwear for ladies
men and children.
3:: 50 doz. Ladiea‘ Fast Black Hose,
"! regular made, usual prlee lilc' .,
price for this sale, per pair. .....
100
25 zlidoz. Children’s For 0 Black
Ribbed Hose, sizes 8 to It in.; ~ . .
. usual price 17c; price for this 1230 Prepare yourselves for tho cool .
‘ sale, perpair.... .. weather to come. \' '
EDWARD STREET,
No. 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk.
Foxs Hand- Loaded Shells
All Good Shots Use Them. .
$2.00 per 100. 3
Order Now. ‘ i
Foxtiycle & Hardware 00. 1 f t
)i m
1'20 Washington Street,
South Norwitlk.
A Cordial invrtatron.
j You are invited to inspect our-
Fall and Winter Stock oeren’s. Boy’s
and Children's
t‘lothing and Furnishing Goods. 5;
i l on \iill find that you ulll rerciw just as good ‘
nttcutioii wirciirc r \oti buy or not.
Those cool evening~ makes one think of Fall
()v-.crroats In this llltt' w-r ran supply _\otrr
prints at H'i‘) low prices.
have the llest Fllllllfl, But Lookiiriz, ntrd
lhvst Wearing llhtck ('licvlot Stilt at $5 tlriit
cart be made at that price.
We
WILLIS H. SELLEGK‘,
\'o. 50 Wall Street. Norwalk.
i
“There is no Kodak
but the
Eastman Kodak ”_j
Agcrw} for l-' .iirrtitiati t' illllt’l'ill‘. Films and Srrppllem
t‘atrierau llliil Hilliltllt not all other under -~ miiistantly
ott burr-i. l.arirc~t Itilltt rii ~upply ~t We in Illetll).
SCHOOL BOOKS AT NEW YORK WHOLESALE PRICES
Kliitll) rt'lli‘tl upon the-r- prices:
tilt and 220 Sheet Tablets ..... do 1000 Port iioidtrs ............it
1000 Iirrbtrrr Tip I'encils.. ..... tc 000 Rubber Iirtssis. Iron leap
Iulers lillli Seiroius‘ Companions. . . . . .ic
WILLIRM P. HEIRS.
lamina llt'i‘ and Htationer.
lil Wall St . Norwall‘.
i‘ eleplione—lll-G
in Times of Heat Prepare for Cold.
\ou i‘illl ilt‘llt‘llll on the weather but little longer
to keep port “unit.
P tot liilt' for tho orrroirrirrg nitrtcr by filling your
bin \titli ritlil iron.
You will lo glad its dour-z \ou lune good coal,
you lmrrulrt it for Salli it run.
liirv your i ‘oril of the lite Dollar Man.
With-r hll‘i'hl B. "IRRIG-
lmi ui' lili'HllItllll.
is: m
.' LORENZO oiaaur.
Qwflmfliwfimfl «9%.: ‘ .0 sr‘ 40 10 Aflvwrm9~WW0~0~0~ 952%
ii KRIEGER’S ;
Mlillnery and Cloak Store.
We are closing out till of our
Spring and Full
REEFERS FOR CHILDREN.
Just the thing for school wear.
t
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g We have marked them all at the one price of
l $1.25
H. KRIEGER,
Mshackemo Hotel Block.
l ”V ..iIL'IttN
It tinsst‘tti: It: K.
“o ll:l\t' just li pair.- rri m
and
Hill \l‘.lN.
I ~
llois Ixncc lrrnt-r rri‘ rilrorr-
titres which WI' will r low all “I litr-t ml lit your cellar at
25c ' tin In 10!.
'utr puir‘ f..r"ui'tl.\~ :‘k‘. lly i‘tll'l'llll. l‘XItl‘l'lonl‘Od
' ‘ a I,'."'" “‘
new l‘rrll sin... ..r it... ' "
litter l'ttnts. sizes l to l7».
iuude iii the double sent and
knees.
5 c
NO .LITI.
NO .LIO.
ND 90.1%
Reynond Bros;
South Norwalh.
uaaarsea a. mass.
A It 6 H t 1’ to 1".
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(timid Hoyt l.
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Iaitaaheiae listei Ilael.
loath Ismail.
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”Volt" “a. in The Sentinel era
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