imdhiom‘ , . .r‘.
W
laymaud Broth are discharging a
ear-so at coal from ”Etc urgent .1.
"latest style Dunlap. u'Bviea’s. .
A daughter ha} been born to Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Many. of Elm Grove Place.
1 BakingPowder
Made-a; m
m__ at tartar.
Safeguards thefood
againstahan.
pewdasau nudism
oiths‘ precast day.
new acumen nave-i.
September Tides. '
September titles at Wilson Point,
'('oan.. and the Knob Outing Club. com-
piled from U. 8. Coast Survey tables:
Escallops are In market. They are
of good quality and sell for the usual
price.
-—Sprlng Lamb, New iork Market.
Miss Ethel Wilcox. of Norwaik, is
assistant teacher In the Green Farms
district school.
M Tarlov has sold a team of horses
to Edward Manner, the North Ma)n
street liveryman.
_—_.__if—_—-
—The swimming races for the cham-
pionship of Norwalk, will be held at
Roton Point. this next Saturday after-
noon at 3:30.
Alum
macerato
David Hunt. of Maple street. has a
collie dog which wine the admiration
of lovers of well bred dog flesh.
Above Above or
L-W- below 1~W~ Victor Sherwood. of Woodward ave-
03“ H. T. “81'3- ‘L- T- Mark. nuc. has arranged for a trolley ride of
3- 1310M!!- 7.7ft. 0.28am. ’03“ his triends to Bridgeport. tomorrow
12.40p.m. 8.2“. $599.1“. 4.5". nlght,
9. 12.59am. 7.7“. 7.07am. ——0.2ft. _ . -———-—-———-——
1.32pm. S-lft- 7.42pm. 4.5“. ~Escallops. 40c. 6 Water street.
10. 1.4la.m. 7.6“. 7.60am. ..0.0ft. . ————-——-——-
2.05pm. 8.0“. _ 8.29pm. —0.3ft. Ruth Alice Johnson. four years of
11. 2.30am. 7.3“. 8.38am. ..0.3ft. age, died In Bridgeport as the result at
2.56pm. 7.7tt.’ 9.23pm. —0.lft. eating poisoned candy found In a prize
12. 3.24am. 8.9“. 9.33am. ..0.5ft. package.
3.58p.m. 7.4“. 10.22pm. ..0.ift.
13. 4.26am. 8.6“. 10.37am. . .0.6ft. The P. J. Lynch Company is out with
4.57pm. 7.2“. 11.28pm. ..0.3ft a beautiful painted delivery wagon. it
14. 5.37am. 6.5“. 11.46am. ..0.6ft is another specimen of howard Tilly's
(Lilliput. 7.Ift. artistic Work. . ..
15. 6.52am. 6.6“. 12.3611. m. ..0.3ft. --——-———
7.22pm. 7.2“. 1.0lp. 1n. ..OAft. —~Choice l-‘owls. 12%0 DOllnd. Spring
ill. 8.02am. 7.0“. 1..44a1n. ..0.Uft. Chickens. 16c, at Hayes' Market, 6
8.27pm. 7.5“. 2.12pm. ..0.0ft. North Main street.
17. 9.00am. 7.6“. 2.46am. —0.~ift. . ""—
' 9.25pm. 7.91:. 3.14p.m. ——o...tt. Charles 8. Kennev. of Norwnlk. and
13, 9.51am. 3,2“, 3.39am. —0,7n,, Miss Ella F. Slauson. of New Brighton.
10,15p,m, gm, 4,039,“), ...,on. Staten island. were married at l’ouna
19. 10.37am. 8.6“. 4.28am. -o.ett Rldsc. Wednesday evening. .. ..
11. .m. 12f 4. ll .m. —].:itt. W
.20. iigiixm. 3.141%. 5342.111. —-l.0ft. The Official Board met last nieht and
11,479”. 8.1“. 5.47pm. —l.4“. decided not to hold service Sunday in
21. 153““, _0.9", the main auditorium. cctlngs will
1105“,“. gum 6.36pm. .43“ be held in the Sunday ool room.
2. '.l‘. . . . '.4' .l. ...tt. ——
2 11333.3. 3.33. $233.3... -106... —Tele1>hone my. Can. 139-6-
23. 1.15am. 7.5“. 7.2ila.ui. -—Il.-ift. . '——"—‘_
1.35pm. 8.2“. Ii.l4p,m, —0.ll“ (ilovcr has shoes for the boys line
24. 2'02““. 7.1“. 8.2la.m. ..0.0tl. girls made to stand hard wear. It youi
2.24pm. 7.7“. 9.07p.m. —u.:ft children are wearing out shoe leatncr
25. 2.55am. 6.6“. il.l;'ia.ni. “0.4“ at a rapid PM? consult Glover for "
3.1sp.m. 7.21s 10.03pm. ..o.:m ”med?“
. ..... '.‘.'. ll..t. . ..
2°
27. 5.1mm. 6.10“. ll.2.’.a.m. ..I).'Jii "hit”:‘gi-‘l’ :031‘;:“'(::'Tit'i'x‘goglnflmm
.. (‘3 . ' .‘ I “i -
28 23.22:: 2:2 1207a m 07“ her i. with lilo hands. so the latest re-
' elitism: 6.311: 15:33pm: 21019:. 9"" 5""-
29. 7.25am 6.3“. l.oia.m. ..0.tl|'t . ,
7.40pm ~ 6.41:. 1.33pm. ..o.711 s ”2“,? °£,‘1°°”ff,“,',,f,"“',"“,’"3,1”: i
so 8l2n..m can. 1.5mm 0.511 "n ‘ y ""n "" V" ’9“ ”‘3
' 8 27“ m 5.“ 2 2.”). n1 ‘_'0 6“ at Mac yd. continued. M. S. Smith a: it
RANGI‘ OF Tums.
Plans are being drawn for a new res-
spr'mi' 8‘ “' ”V 72 “ “”‘p' 5'9 “' itlcnce Whil‘ll Mr's. Annie 0. llnvilnnt
. slgniiies plus: —‘slgnliles minus.
HERE INI] HEREIBIIIII
Dailv News ofmtliew Twia Citiei
Ga'thered by Sentinel Reporters.
proposes to have erected on her prop
crty at the corner of West avenue and
Cedar street.
...-....
Changes of llowland's, Ilririgeport
are fast progressing. and the company
hopes to be ready for fall trade in r
short time. in the meantime bargain:
in dry goods are being offered.
—Mills' Pond Oysters at imperial Cali
WEATHER NOTES.
(iloutly weather and local showor: $031M proposals for laying R granili
. - - .' ’ c
prevails in thi- lake rlvgllll’l and north- iii-LIT]kligai-LEE-Ti-‘Enimni‘tihtdl dhiiidrtiitrfhc
iEI‘EElLIIWSLLI‘ 123:, Etiiiiililirlzfttlmlrriir‘igi‘h" Street (‘ommissloncrs until 'I‘ucstiny
'~. .--‘ Ii ,"zz‘il'lt-,i..
. inn-:4 are falling slowly in the Weston “number 1 ‘ at ‘ ' or “k '.m
and central section and rising In tut
i'ili‘ilt‘i'll.
Forecast—Showers and
storms tonight and Saturday;
iii-coming fresh northwest.
"I‘lic teachers in the Franklin and
('oncortl street schools will picnic at
The Knob. Saturday. on invitation ol
Superintendent William (' Footc. illn-
ner will be served at 12:30 o'clock.
intruder
Wlfltl:
—’l‘lirec pounds Frankford Sausage
25c at llaycs' Market. -—Special inducement. to cash buyers
at the South Norwalk Public Market
32 South Main street.
G. l". liiiirw and Wilfred liodwell
are auditing Tlll' town accounts.
Manuel T. ”illt’ll has a rcputalior
for keeping the highest class of grain:
but noone can sell cheaper than in
can. lie has plenty of old boy and Oil
outs ili stock. lliiy oats that's clean.
— 3 lbs. of good lll‘l'Tflll'Hk for 27st,
iliiyes‘ Mkt.. 6 North Main street.
The local military companies will re-
sunie weekly drills In November.
—-.\fter tlic \‘liagrapli exhibition till
lloyt's tonight. lunch at Lane's.
ill
l-Idwtird Merrill Is making out a tn)
rule book for the North t‘cntcr school.
This is the inlet week of the clcaninr
up sale at the Norwalk lloston Stor,
Everything belonging to summer :9!
this work. llargalns will be foun 1r
crery department. Prices quoted in a
new advertisement today will interest
you.
Applications to be made elector:
must be in the illllliii-i of the town regis-
trars waot‘l' 'I‘hursday. September 14.
— peclal attractions for Sat. and
Mt . will be our labil- wllli liltll differ-
ent articles tlicrloti, o be sold ill. {to ca
M. S. Smith & (‘0.
Miss l'-i1auor ll. Iioyt. of Prospect (‘lmrli-s It ”1".illltl‘ finding that hi4
avenue. loft Norwiili; this morning toymumi ls grmtly impr'.o\cil today. as-
Monlrliiii. N. .l.. to leach silitiol for alumni the editorial nianagcmcntofthi
”Sirloin Steak. 18c. 6 Watcrstrect
the l 11.511115: your. . Soutlipmt (‘hronit-lc. a semi-weekly
_ papcn .‘~i1.|ltlnitr is a veisatllc young
A Incitiuu of illi‘ Noi-uulk Tlll‘lnf‘flt u.- ispnptr man. and Is sure to put new
Sit-115‘ .A-rllt'lillll'll \iill lic livid iit-tlit lII'i Into the ("'.liionitlt‘
Mlicnacilm, ’I'm-«lny evening. Scptrin- — «————-«———-——- ’4
bcr lit. The till’l‘tl-il‘t'i will "WM in tlic —lliolling i' liiikens. the at lltl es.’
Not-walk l‘liib rooms. iicxt ’l'ut‘sdny -——-—-—————-——
night. .\ paity of Suiiimir stir-ct young.
'———"“—'—" proph- ll’t'iil'yl'tl lo Norwaik'lnfll l‘Vl'll-
~(i’llll‘ki'll‘i. 1:",1. 0; Warm ~t.ri-ct ing and ripoiti-il on returning that
.. > .-.. -* "" amps tuit- in demand while riding
The annual u"! m: of the 51:11. on amount otlht (billy wrathcr. ’l‘hcy‘
ll",\'uuvkist'~' .»-m1mu II WI” MI“I I :<Il|l|l‘ll :il a populai itslnlll‘illfl. nl
l'l-H'I' “I ”"i'|£~"‘i'i'll "H -I|‘1WI~‘I\'. Nil Inoiith .\'orw:1lk and returned In time
li-tulwl‘ ’.'l in liH' "40'1““ «.1 H'lni'kill‘l to 1 Hill the liHl car from Noroton
‘\~>114lli'il'l. No '0' .Utti
'llll ”‘H. 1.:Iii'lr will put
lioic- tllnnci
—-Ptirc 1 W and cream rm cup. lane. v‘
I'l'il‘lil liill lirldge. Slaiufoid Ilcpullllt'.“
t'u- Ii.i-- lIl-'
[.lkt' UT :1
Special for. Sat. anti \ion.: 1 gal.
Majolica i'ltiluis. nIl iolors. mic and,
11 our stock of '.'.'.c ’l'-:umlil1rn :namei
lilliill Pans. 191' cu: il-qt. Milk Pans
i
l
i
And tlw up! :1 1I~c ~lI-iiincl Al'li‘llllll’ to .30 doz.‘x I-‘l .uiug Tin l’itils. all sizes.
t ,-II 1.. 111' 1.1. .\.furllii~.-'1b- 14-.1.~r 1,. 0" \l. qgmm, It to a
tiny Iti'iltl‘lr. nt- illl"llllll was llllitil' to, -~~~--—-—-——~~- -—--—
villivl- flit "lulli lull .Llltii'tiv‘) lliiifii 3"" “m1 MN. Amun 1.. ('I'llltl'. m
Kcorli :ilriwd on tho sc-uu- Willi .1 51,,l.“gi.i;;y “was, have issued invi— ‘
claim in! ~tni'i'" and l- lioiilllir, ilit 1.31."... {m the Itiarringl- of tin-ll-
,v-omh‘mn‘d Hm I p11 d- uglilr-v, I"illl'l'lll't' Aldrich. In John
.. . ' l '1iiwford llurgcss. ’l‘hc ccrniony will
E"'|"I'i'|"I l I" b i .\.ll i' In miroiim-ii at their 111w. ll'lllll- In
"'"' "' ‘ ‘ .‘I tin stir-ct at I o'ilmlt. 'i‘lillrsduy ni-
It; llu- i. niii- ion of I .‘intu Ill'. :1.» “111mm Sprpil-nilur Lilsi Misti i‘utlcr
parlucr ilv- li'i -\ Iirru of lll’f'LS‘r~ll‘l' t: is thr- slsler of Mrs. J. Milton Colinrn.
lmviu will l-cicaflcr be known in .of South Norwnlk.
llri-wi It 1. T‘.l\’l‘.N Il‘rs .“l lw-u com.i ~——
--WI11~1-lcr & Wilson‘s tumult: brass
band from llrldgcport. will give a sa-
olctcd a or 11's» in Ill" 'izllc i..aw svlizmli
Inst 11 ng and I‘lll'f‘mlllily pasimmbc'
examination for .tdmisaiou to t e barf cred band concert at lloton Point next
~~lhinbnry News. 3 IRunday afternoon. This celebrated
-.- -~ - ~-- ,lmnd has not been heard In Norwalk“
-—-I.cgs Spring Iwub. 12c lb. '21 for several years and all should take
of insertion. 98c. /
with fancy braid. 81.19.
at less than half their original value.
assortments are
they'll be sold very much under value.
circular skirt. jacket silk lined.
$10.98. ’now 88.98.
wt. panel skirt. sill lined jacket, $6.49.
silk lined. nicely tailored, 38 til.
39 Elli.
front. handsomely braided. 811.98. ;
Silliiilll DRESS STIIEIS.
matters; pay you to be
cheap.
in. wide. all good colorlngs. 39c:
I
I
I
. Iouth lorwnlk'o New Dry Ooodn ltoro.
The Economies of September.
Summer buying for us is about over. Summer sel-
ling will continue till the last lot at summer wearables
is closed out With a warm September there’ a not an
item here emphasized but will come in for use. and you
have this in War favor, you’ll buy them at profitless
prices, in many instances you’ll buy them at less than
cost. Do you wonder that we emphasize the importance
of these September economies.
WOMEN’S WASII WAISTS.
Not massed. mean styles; every
waist is at this season's producing;
and now you buytthem at half early
prices.
Ladlcs' colored waists, Dresden de-
sign. pointed yoke and visited back, to
close at 19c.
l.adies' colored Madras and percale
shirt waists in checks and stripes.
pointed yoke. platted back. collar and
cutfs to match. to close at 49c.
Ladles‘ white lawn'shirt‘waists. ia-
sertlon trimmed, were 98c. now 49c.
lmdies' white lawn shirt waists.
pointed yoke and plaited back, linen‘
collar and cuffs, to close at 75c.
SIIIIIIEll SEPARATE SKIIITS.
Want to bid good-by to these. You'll
wear the outing skirt till October first.
You may pick from any of the follow-
ing at-about the cost of making.
Latilcs' white pique skirts, 39c.
l.adies' rash skirts, 59c.
l.adles' hita plane, with two rows
44 in. novelty dress goods. also s full
line of chevlots and French serges, 49c.
chevIots, 50 In. wide. good value for
Me, to be closed at 75c.
STYLE II SILK WAISTS.
Style and quality. combined with
'prlce cheapneas. The make-up of
these waists Ilts them for any season.
Only a low of a kind left'.‘i
Ladlcs' all pure linen crash skirts.
All of our fine pique and linen skirts
Laditei' plain cerise and black taffe-
TAILORED suns tine silk. waists, corded front, platted
' back 82.69.
Them: for autumn wear. but as size . Lat ics' black tenets waists, tucked
somewhat broken front. plaitetl back. extra value, $8.93.
Ididieu' fancy litriped cordcti rlilt
waists. dress sleeve. platted back. $4.98.
Ladics' black talfeta waists, tucked
and corded throughout. 86.49.
IEIISEY ITIEEEII VESTS.
Ours now; yours tomorrow; style
' doesn't eftect these; neither does sea-
son. much. ’rliin vcsts are worn by
many women the year 'round. Odd
lots these: hence the price reductions.
A lot of pink and blue striped vests.
7c. ,
Lot of 1211,1- Jersey ribbed vests to
close at 10c pair. 3 pairs for 25c.
l.ot of 3.11- wsts.
silOl'l. sin-yes. 22c.
SPECIALS Elllll AllllIIT TIIE STililE.
This Is news for now. if they fit
your needs you buy at. less than the
cost of production and it's done with-
lout any noisy advertising, too.
i Palmer‘s Arawana llammocks fring-
ed hordc.r patent pillow. reduced to
Si. 29.
A full linc of llordcred Apron Lawns
40 Inch widc pritcs ranging from Silk-
to 27w. llcmstitthed. from 2. l(‘ to lint.
Iollege Stripes Sofa Pillows. 39c.
suits . 'Ihc Robinson l'mbrcila Covor. tit
Iany umbrella while you wait. from 79c
l. adies' caster venetian suits, tirtular to $1.59. W
ikiit Ilv front jacket tatteta silk lined. i
LINES ABIlIIT LITTLE TIIIIBS.
About the best patronized end of this
establishment is the notions. Many
staunch store friends have been. made
at our small wares section.
200 yds. warranted Grover Sewing
Thread. 2c spool.
loo yds. six ply Silklne, 3c spool. ,
Small Scrub Brushes for be each.
Hook and eye. the new Iv‘ederhaken
2 doz. on card. for Zn gard.
('ompound Talcom Powder.
10c. for 6c box. '
Ladics' llrownt‘ioth Suit. fly front l
were ~
idtdit‘fl' blue chcviot suits. Eton ,Iac‘t-
Ladlts' cadet blue venetian
Ladies' blue venetian cloth suits. Iiy
(lot to look ahead a little in.s11ch
forehandt-rl.
Those lots are. just suited for girls‘.
school gowns. We'll sell them very
Ii pieces of fancy" mixtures, 36 in.
ride. extra good value. 19c. ~
6 pieces otfancy Scotch suiting. .iti worth
C 114 Washington Street,
a, South Norwallt.
l’osdbly . in the minds of some, we have a
repiitut. on for prices a little higher than the
ordinary, but we have a reputation also for
keeping the highest class of grain, and ye
think this male than counteracts the other,
but you know any storewhich carries high-
grade goods is very apt to also gain a reputa-
tion for high prices. But no one can sell
cheaper than we can. .
'Ienly of old oats and old hay.
Buy Onto that's Clean. .
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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Matron“ l min ii ”I.
The Home Paper.
lothingiskesilsplaee. Therelsnosubstituteaadihera '
never wIllbe. ltlsunlqasandoriginahholdiaglalisilm
graspsllthepenpleintown. Thepspuaadthepeoplem
Inseparsbls. Theirlatsvaptsmbothmutaalmadtheyboth
known. 'l'heonlypnetlealwsyofstuuetlagth-epsople
Isthmgbthsloealpapc.
~ ~ The Arlori Singing Wheelety will re-
Special bargains in black and blue ’
with or withmk cd i, 1 ito tlic fleshy part( of Mr. Par,-
' ‘e , cutting a bail gash. \V. Stow
“all. warm
hearse tonight.
Frank Adler. late chef at the impor-
Ial Cafe, has gone to Providence. to re-
side.
‘..._.......s__.——
i—Purs mu less at Lane's.
Mrs. John W. Bogardus, of North
Main street, who has been critically In,
is improving.
The Riverside Athletic Club will hold
an athletic contest on the Baxter
Grounds, Saturday afternoon.
-Chickeas, Turkeys, Lamb's leg and
Lamb fore. 6 Water street.
...—-
’I‘he Central Labor Union met in
night, transacted considerable business
and adjourned until tonight.
morning. He was fined 85 and sea-
tence suspended.
--Mills' Pond Oysters at imperial Cate
The yacht race between the Kestrel,
Defiance and Adele, which will close
the series. will thke place at the yacht
club on Saturday.
Mclxnighlin a Donahue shut down
their cold storage plant today, and the
engineers llenry Krouse and Otto
Fuchs, returned to New York.
-Umbrellas and Canes, O’Brien's.
J. F. Dingee is having a newrbow-
sprit put on his yacht Marguerite, the
old one having been broken In the
yacht race at Norwalk Monday. *
~Powls, 121m. at Hayes!
Pioneer Castle. A. 0. K. of M. (3.. will
work the Round Table degree on one
candidate this evening. A delegation
from Palestine Castle of South Nor-
walk will be present.
—8 lbs. of Shoulder Steak, for 25c..
at Hayes Market.
Pins appropriate for the races for the
America's cup have appeared in the
stores, and there is a good demand for
them. Sir Thomas's boat is represent-
ed by a contrlvance with a shamrock
consipcuously in view.
——Hsve you tried Lane's Ice Cream
and Ices?
in the (‘ourt‘ol (‘ommon Pleas at
Bridgeport. yesterday James Webb was
sentenced. to fifteen days in Jail. it
Webb had abide-d by the sentence of
the Norwallt Town Court. instead 0.
appealing. he would have been out five
days sooner.
~lilk.. Brown. Pearl Alpines. O‘Brien
, __.__.._
Frank l'arkcr. the blacksmith con-
nected with A. Solman's stable, was
trimming the hoof of a bona- this mor—
ulng when the animal suddenly jump-
ed. and the blade of the knife was forc-
a d .Iay Davenport dressed the wound.
——l.cgs Spring Lamb. 1221‘ lb.. at
llayes‘ Market. ii North Main street.
The funeral of Nathan (‘lark was at-
tended yesterday from his late resi-
dcnce. 73 Woodward avenue. Rev. Wil-
liam ll. Hubbard. pastor of the South
Norwalk llnptlst Church. onlclateti. The
pallbearers were llanlel l’. Morreii
James A. llrown. Henry A. Wood ano
John W. Duke. The interment was in
Riverside (‘cnictcry.
—New Youman Derby. O'Brien's.
Samuel A. liddy, the t‘onnecticut su-
pcivisor of the cetisus. will be in lins-
ton today to meet with the census sup-
ervisors of the other New England
states. lie has made no appointments
as y.et The matter of appointments
will be considered at the meeting and
It is probable that some system oi
work will be adopted.
—(iIve children Lane's ice Cream.
Engineer Sanford of the shell Ilsh
commission. has completed the work 01
buoylng the natural oyster beds. on
Piiitflelti Stratford anti Bridgeport. He
has buoyed off about 4 000 acres of nat-
ural oyster land. Dredging will‘liegin
about the 10th of this month and l-.n-
glam-r Sanford expects that the season
will he the most profitable in ilve years.
—l’oi Roasts and Stew Meat from 5
to to cents lb.. at llsyca' lllkt., 6 North
Main street.A
_Bz~,___._
(‘omplaint was made to the South
Norwalk police last night that Arthur
Rogers. of Woodward avenue, should
be taken care of. Pamela of Police
Gladstone and ()Illcer Pennington took
him to police headquarters. where he
remained owr night. This morning
the selectnien scat for Almshoiise
Keeper lloyt and Rogers was taken
there.
‘—-98c Outing Flannel ,lllauksts. extra
size. the pr. A tompletc line of Win-
dow Shades from We upward. M. S.
Smith & Co.
Skunks have lm-ornc so numerous
era. The little animals usually bur-
row In the corn Ilcldu. eat the corn and
scatter lhclr perfume in such a pro-
mlsi nous fashion as to practically dc~
istroy everything that comes In contact
with it. They also visit the farmers
hentoops. kill him liic kt-ns and eat them
eggs.
...—g
~l.atcst' style Dunlap." Brlcns
A it cscntatlrc of the Iirm of lili-
boil 5 Icnuci owners of the wire mill
at (it: getown. that was burned somei
time go. was In town yesterday In
scar of stouc masons to work on Him
foundation of the new building. This
will be a large mill li'ill by lit» feet In!
size and three stories high. , It will
be built nitudly' of in'ickr-Danlmvyl
News. ‘
~lIEARD ON WASHINGTON"
Don't take that cigar out at my poc-
ket please. It's the only one l have
linyas' Market, is .Vortii slain strips advantage of the musical treat.
0
The Evening Sentinel
and It's an imperial Crown.
Henry Smith, charged with Intoxi- .
cation. was before the Town Court, this 6
around (‘onnectlcut that their ravages .
have become a serious matter to farm- i’
will continue until stock is sold.
*
Edward Street,
I Gazette Building, Nos-walls.
\)
TILLOTSON 1. MILLSaf
Have a complete assortment of STAMPING ‘
PATTERNS, and can stamp your meta-ink
in the latest patterns at a small cost.
Bring your umbrella frames in and have them '
covered with Krause, Boiec & Co.’s' patent
umbrella covering, while you wait. i
We are sole agents for “THE LADY BELT. ”
Shaped perfect to your form. -
TILLOTSON 81 MILLS,
86 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK.
COAL! COAL. I.
Having purchased a large supply of Oral
previous to the recent advance. in price, 1am ’
now in a position to give my customers the
beneiit of the same.
My stock consists of first-class coals
only, both Lehigh and Fruhsrslsg,
Iluleton and Jeddo. Egg, Stove, lot
and Pea.
Special attention given the sor‘ening and
preparation of all coal before delivery, and do-
llvered by careful and experienced men. ' ~
JOHN H. FERRIS.
Tel. 52-3. 149 Washington Sinai.
Try N231! Mackerel,
so each, 6 for 25¢.
Tomatops, today,
Old Vinegar,
_ Fur-eat and best In town.
Green Peppers,
Mixed Spices.
560, My Pippin Apples.
THE MODEL GROQERY,
I3 North Main Street.
200 Intelsat.
MEiiiilil
BELLEEE,
Tuition only 812.50 per month. I
Fret- Rooks. Free Stationery. .'
ONE CHARGE covers all COST.
Railroad Tickets 111111 price.
A thousand graduates in bullpen.
(‘lean Record.
Prospects indicate large, enrollment
September 5th.
Catalogue (rec.
M. A. MERRILL,
Irinalgal.
STAMFORD,
Gilli.
ems 11s
mm an
an out.
E
10.000 bushels
0111 Roland clipped Willie, out,
and 10 carloads
011 11110111 Hay, .
‘ AT OUR ELEVATOR.
Horses fed on new oats and new
hey are subject to the Colic.
, RAYMOND altos.~
IF IIIII 1111111111111: annual II Home
NOW I! THE TIMI TO PUT IT IN.
We Defy Competmon In this Particular Linc.
HOT WATER HEATING OUR SPECIALTY.
Also Steam and Hot ° Air floating.
(‘sll and get estimates from the healing Plumbers and M m
CLAPHAM St BUTLER.
so Ssstk Isis Street, llssic llall Block, South lervalk. can.
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