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. the Daubury Fair. '
Miss Sarah Lewis. of Lewis street.
is visiting on Long island.
-—F‘orequurtera of Lamb. 7c, at
Hayes' Market.
. South Norwalk'u Now Dry Goods ltoro.
Baku-I Powder Cito Hatch, of Norwalk. is visiting at
Bellowa Falls, Vermont. “ .
Uncas llayloft ls preparing for a With SWinging Stride
M— fm m smoker, Monday night. October 16th. _
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. cream of tartar. 49,. on, mm, mm, 0', -CI,II,I,,,,,, 'lhis busmess marches Into a new season. A solid, un-
Sclwol mm“- M- 8’ ”"1"“ “I 00' broken fl out of reasons why you should buy your autumn
Safeguards the food CUIIon (.‘ommnndcry. K. 'r.. wIII and winter dry goods here co route you. No buying
' work the Tcmplc Degree. this evening. . . . . .
agamst am organization In this country 18 etter equipped to secure
.1 (‘- . MI 5 Mamie lior- . ~ _ -
I,,,’,“I,”If,f‘n,I,§f“I§f{l,‘I‘I"but, ”In ymw the best and most dependable merchandise, no store 13
mm” W“ Flam” day. in afiesrtion to sell that merchandise at the lowest DOS-
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—-I.amst style Dunlap. ()‘Brlcn's. Bible figure than this, your home store. They buy best
I mummmeo..mm I ll 1 I ll h 1 , h R d
.r Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Raymond, of W 0 buy argest. W 10 exp 81118 0W we can a 01' t0
. ““""“ "*' “1‘“ ‘ —‘ Washin ton street, are visltlu triends - - .
’l‘IIio rant». for 0...... In 303.3,, ‘ sell right goods at such economical prices.
October tides at Wilson Point. Conn, (I m a y F' i k L ball team in it]
com ilcd from U. S. Coast Survc ta- 0 P n S m“ " i '-
bios? . MI “I, y Eff. 131.11%?“ game at the Armory Will! WINTER UiDEREEiR. THOSE POPULAR GOLF CIPEE.
. . or or
ERR. ”NOV" lf-‘V- - from the best mills In the country, Fresh arrivals every day or two and
Date H. '1‘. Mark. L. 'I‘ Mark. —Pure COL and I‘Tf‘flm. 50 cup. Lane's Comfortable, honestly made garments '
. 11.32am. 8.3ft. 5.17am. —0.3n. The “WWI“ rut Ferris (I m I0, mom Women and children.“ We nipped up by pleased buyers as taut
11H .m. 7.8ft. 5.52 .m. -—0.8ft. » l r A" .. ., ill) ll .
7_ a p 001,3 m. .oIgfII Oscar St. John, has arrived at Druns- start the “9°30“ with such "31"“ as as they arrive. Note the values.
12.11pm. 8.4“. 6.3%. m. —o.srt wick. Genrsla- “"3501 .r. .
8. 12.35am. 7.th. 6.38am. ——0.2.’t. . (\ Il
12.53pm. 8.3ft. 7.17pm. -—0,'m, Miss Annie Andrews. of West ave- * '
9. ]I2l)aImI 73m, 7.2mm. ..0.0ft. uuc, l.~I Iittcuding boarding school. in
1.40pm. am. 8.00ip.m. —-0.tii't. New Milford.
10. 2.09am. 7.4ft. 8.16am. ..ii.'.’i‘t. _ —— .
2,3Ip,m, 7.8ft. 9,oop.nr. —o,:m, —(ln Saturday. Monday and ’l ucsduy.
ll. 3.05am. ”Lift. 9.!tizi.m. ..0.Iit, Oct. 7th, filth and llith, we will display
13.30pm. 7.5ft. 10.01pm. “do“ an elegant line of Trimmed lints. llon-
12. 4.o\‘n. m. fiIthI 10.21am. ..0.5ft.. nets and 'l‘urbans. Id. Van Toast-ll. No.
1.34pm. rm. li.tltlp.iu. ..02l't. l3 North Main street. South Norma...
3 13. f.ltla.m. 6."ft. 11.3"a.m. ..O.'ft. m ‘
'i 5mm, can. ’ ° Mrs. William McAIliI-Itcr, of Adams '
. ll. 6.31am. can. 12.] in.m. “OIQHI ni'cnu“. is entertaining the Golden Rule
’.'.iISpJu. Ton. 12.51pm. ..o.;'ft. NM“- illi" “WWW"-
! . '.42u.m. 7.4lt. l.:!:ln.m. ..1l.I5ft. ___.._.__.___._.
5 il,l.'lp.m. 7.3m. lithium. ——II.3iI. Miss Marion \'crtaiham. of East avo-
16. 8.40am. 7.!lft. 2.23:1.m. —-»Ii.:’.l’t. nuc. has; been entertaining Miss Edith
9.1lp.m. 7.6”. 3.0mm. ~I‘.7II. ”Funk“. 01’ NW \'m'k.
. it'll... . 8.ii't. 3 l“a.m. —‘i.\‘fl.
17 10.023113. 73ft. 3.5:;Ii.ni. ~—l.II':. ~-l‘or(qu:: IItor Lamb. 7c: 2Ibs Round I
18. 10.17am, 8.7“. +0533". -l|..‘lfi Siiilk.025f‘, llf‘ISt Rll) “01" :SL l4!“ Bluc— MB."S [INDER‘VEARI‘ ‘ .
10.49pm. 7.9l‘l. 4.4311111. —-l..tit. :lrill, l-c. 6 “atcr street. \I . I . .v,l .
q , .—--. I -11”: .____ . cns Miturai (.ray Random Shirts I. '
19_ IIIIIIIIIm. Skit. 4.II.I.I.I. i. i . . . 'iud Drawers ”50
ll.3.’ip.m. 7.x“ 5.31pm. viift. . The students in tlicI High School. . . ., ~ .- .v .v . . .
20. 11.45am. 8.7ft. 5..)da.m. __I_,_ 7ft. South norwalk. will (nyly a straw l'lllu Mons Homvy ‘.ruy Fleece Lincd Il.ndlc:~ AII‘VIIII (.olf (apc of Double
I; It“ nI. —~i _IIII Friday night. the lfith lust. Shirts and Drawers, 39c. l'ili'i’ll Cloth. illllld MFR. M $10.49.
21. 12.15am. '.'.l‘u't. Lm. 1. .. I . ,"" . lion's Extra llcavy Merino Shirts, LadIr-s’ “DUMP Parcd Plaid Golf
12.29pm. 8.5a, 7.II.'.p. m. wildt l . M- Innis IIII‘l‘if‘il'i-‘il “Twill “ll“ rt“ and Drnwcrs great value at the each. Capo, frinuc and brass buttons, trim-
22’ 12‘5““‘m' 7'“ ”3”" """rt .l.]:nltmlux? egrl‘hlnmmm m— “0“er scxnnuwr m. “N- 3‘0"“
l.H:i.In. 8,0“. ——o.I'.:t "' 0 ~ --. i“ ‘ * ‘ - “ i.nli .\ll- 1' l D I . .
23' 1.4m. "" Ml“ ‘ ""3” Pork nil-l7. ‘.' i “H w°m°"""“”"" “”1"" “‘“l‘fl'inm um: I‘ITIII Cube? ninth.” hm chm
r... ,.'.8.‘;l, .——:.‘_‘t. “ ..._-... .. - i' r, 2:;
04 1:011:31 I??? g {1.3;}; Aloft -‘m" S 11:,“ ulml ISM: “If. \' l..'IdII 5‘ Gray All- wool Double Faced
‘ ' 21': .' ”lift" 9”,.” I-IaIIIl (‘ouncilman—cicct and Mrs. lwstcr .l omIns m‘ ht“ tool Shirts ,1l’lIid Golf (‘upf' superior quality,
. ..,').li.. I. .....i.I . .. .. J‘V‘i‘ l . . . . I l . \‘lll> illill PM)”, 750' ISIIIIS.
25 3.27am. dill. il.5!n.m. Iisu “HUI! Jr" “will”. “It" '1' . ,
' 3.42pm. non. li‘.‘..’t3ii.lil. ..II.I:I'I. "1"“ “WW“ 1” ”"ymw "mm" I Y‘s??? a Sminl'flmi “3;” ”my RH»:
26. 4.29am. dirt, infinitm. ..l."If:. . . m Irs am .In I: (
4,Illp.m, (Lift. ll.;'IIII,mI ”on ilomcr liyvinuiou sailed ”for lwIplc.~ PHILDRIIZ. 'S UNDER“ EAR. IA KlD GLOVE CHARGE.
27 5,1lvi'1.m. 6.1i’t. li.55u.m. Lift. rods). linl; D-lli‘lllb. Alf. and .m.. ('I III . ‘l .. : I . .
55; ”pm. Milt. (.corgc R. lly.ngtou..~1uvlum oil. l Irena l' cm Lined Shirts unI.1 .No such stock as this Iicreabouts:
28 ii? 3-H" “3" l"l?1.m. W"? — w“. Druxwrs 1” a" “208’ 25‘" lno jolIb ill liltin' tr'I I' o r loves
. fl. .fidii Iii. infill: . I. . ..l,llii “ Mind Of l‘l'H'ih Port-tics 'lllfl W931i l‘Iiildrcn's lI‘inv \Viiitc .‘Ilrrino Shirts ‘ y 5‘ '31' u g '
29 7. 191.: pl. t’n’d’t. l‘.’.5lI.I.m. ..Ii..‘«‘i’.. ’1‘“ “i ”1“ ltiiv‘ifi" “Mimi; {0751100 0" and lJrnwcrs, all olzcu in stock. 25c. {97" 11” made from the tincst selected
7.:l‘i;1.m. ‘ Illit. ”mun, ,,II,‘.l'l. -1 WWII" all ”i“ “0' L__ (‘hIIIlrcn's Wool Shirts and Drawcrs fskins. They fit perfcctly. and they war
30. 800.1 m. «an. 1.4'1.’I.Iu. ..o.TIt PHI Sic—d? f i—i— ,' , , h I“ In urcy and whito, all sizes. Prices ac— l. H I ll
' Milt-.m. 6.3m" ZJVDJII. ..ii.lllt. m1 lg“, :1 :‘llrlllc‘ll opul-mlllilimlnm 3‘0“: cording to size. from 30c to MC each. :“‘It ' artor y.
' r 31. 8.525:I.In. 7.lll. 2'1RII11...II.I.fI I' '. -‘~ - f‘ - . ' . . 'l" . . .
.. . .,,. . - ’\', - . I a lie is getting along hc (clebrnted Orleans two-clasp
8.5mm. out. chum. .,0..lli. ‘9” I““““““’ . l I . _ .. . . I
. l RANGE or 'r 1m: 5. nil-cl). OPEN“ 0? THE CLOIIK SEASON. 131T goixvizflgk IRIIISIIIIILIlgncka. in all
Spring, 8.4 tr: “\'., 7.2 (L: llI’flli. 5.1m. . .____.. -. - . ' ' -‘ - ‘ .
A ”signifies plus: —— signillws minus. Mm" "1'" Molw ”ii” llcn Aliens "I” This fresh frosty October weathcr "Tho ills-lop" two-clasp Gincc Kit
1 ‘ . PI'IW’ ('IH' i-l “Willi" ”"41”“. ill" 0")” l' t til I t i It I Glows. We are Importers of tIIi<
f' nicht. with an axe wrecked tho In- "H" 5 M H, mm “'3‘ V Y n our gnr- Irlovc. which L-z oxtcnsivcly sold in nli
. r5“ tI-rior of the car. merit section. Racks full of newest in", liisiop storcs.’ Made from finest
. . . [Ii Styli? Jmtkf‘ih‘. fl‘t‘sll from til? tailor sI-lcctcd skins. (lunrnntccd a perfect
It. ——(llre childrcn'llunc‘s ice Cream. experts at prices to cause you no “up; lit. I-Zvcry pair warranted. at. 98c pair.
I I . ————~——-—- mpnsnm surprise. Ladiee' :Tuorlr' liupvrv three-button
l Miss: ('l'Ira Williams. of l’oughkccp . . I I . .II ‘. .'. . . , I
l' ' Dally "CW3 0f the TWln Citiesi sic. who Ii::.-‘. iIm-u il Lined. of Mr. and ”"1105 lloucle (lofh .lnckct, dolllil" spill-illlhui‘r” t.“ ”In ”NH! full “Md”.
j .‘.lr:=. ll. ll. \vuirnus, or (‘nnnon street. h" *M ii If“ J-"k't stmmden-no l '
; Gathered by Sentinel Reporters. In... Mums 1...... (lb rin silk lined N 98
Ii __.. -—-—-—-——- Ladics' Tun \Iclton (‘loth .lnIkIt "
‘. . II II II Mrs P. N. Knapp .. :nd duughtrrs 'ul- Gloria silk lincd $5.98, :ng) ABOUT “In” THINGS'
I. , \\ EATlll-Jl bullion . IIIIIII IIIrl Father, of \\'-I. It fl\illlll: arc VIS- I. 1'Ilics Single or Double lirf‘flfittdi Nickel and dimc “WWI It pays to
Th: “11m” arm “fir"! I." [LIT-Inn? ll:“lgaylrl‘lnllln”it‘ll: (worgc lxurihardt .llclton Jackct, all silk lined at $9. 98. I'll”) your notions here
> . .. Pl" ny limlnlli " l.lr ii cu. u ' ". . I . . . . . . .
. .. (0'15 ytst . ll '. nm'.’ whim] off ilut- __ luillltfilI leru MI lion .larkct. WOEll (lrowr String “HIM. warrantcd 20”
_ northqu 1 an ‘3 . . . . H'ilnlfl, satin lil‘lt’tl, $10.98. l .,
. torus with nzirihcrn edge of storm -—~l Inbrclus and (nuns, ()llricn s. Iyurds, suprrlor nuulity c spool.
’, reaching Now England. This is thr ”—3 I _ . . \Icrrlck's six- -ply Silkinc warranted
j first type of the count storm that h ‘.‘ III‘IIII‘. undvllrs. \\ II. N”,‘..‘"' off ‘.I\Ior- HORE TAILORED SUITS lfuld cr,ilor “III hand or machine “va 4c
. rout-lied Hilr’ \’Il'lllliy In son-rill morons 1““1‘“. how IctluuMi _I:o...c 11 HI 3 spool
I‘ ‘ Pleasant. Wcalhcr brevuiis in the cen- I; N'IHILIS) SINK? IIn how \ork. guests oi lip-niy-to-Wi"il' made of ncwcst "'1“ Italian ‘lhcll H'lil‘ Pins l0c dozen
. tral sections. . rs. . I). 'chr. . ' - ‘ ~ -- t . , _ ,
Form-ash iluin tonirtbl: Saturday. . .. ”CM—.7— ii‘lirll’y- stin-s “D in ”I? minute. Mid Package of 12 best quality Venetian
rain morning. clvuruu: in afternoon. lIh‘cIIMlsilscs .\llcnIzlindnfvrIIIr:ruIIcJoI'IIIIn prIcos about onc-half what you would :spmn ”I,” Pins. 2:“. package.
.,... --...-_-.. . :mt, , l:=:~‘ liltiiu'lit‘ .l\' in I U . II‘ I . . ' . .. .
. . . p.13 If your dressmsker made the same ,
—-.\lcn'.~: and lloy:.‘ gol.‘ caps. ”15“..” 'u'cnuc, spent your rduy lll Ilunliury «nit to your order I. A speriai lot of Empire Pompadour
.Ind Visited thc fair. - - Iund hIdI-n( omits, ranting In pl‘lttlh from
Carl-mum- ’i'Illn~ of iii-II MI-n will -’ . , . . Indics' All-wool Canadian Tweed “l“ ‘03-“
wort; Inc Adoption liccroc. this ovtr'I- ---SprinI: Chicken-4. 12‘ch at Hayes. Suit. Double Breasted Jacket. silkj (‘hcscbmlish Vaseline. prepared 9!-
I”; --—- linod, silk rcvcrs. $8.98. prcssiy for medical and toilet purpo-
\ u W ”N .ilurul pom: ll IS born plur—

l.ndios' Vonctian ('loth Suit, Jacket W‘- "9 bottle.

Compound Talcum Powder softens
iand pro serves ti. ~ skin. tic box.

Ladics' Vcnctlnn (‘loth Suit. Jacket l Violette Talcun. Dowder exquisitely
Jacket and Skirt lirziid lporfumcd, for the to."t. 15c box.

We are agents for the Robinson I’m-
clln (‘0ch Company Lmbrelias re-

indies' All—wool Camcl's llair Serge lhr

 

 

Wool Socks. 2 for Eric: indict" ITc Hos:-
'_’ for 2.1.x; children's riiIbI-II Hose, 3
t prs. for 25c. M. S. Smith & Co.

Paul R. f‘utbill. owner of the sloop
Iyacht Ward \'., will spend the wintor
ii isinc IIII m: the cons: of I'loriv'n. “P
i will start ”to first of the wcck.
l m. and Mrs. John .lcnkins. of not}
Ilmurc. who hou- bcrn summer gucsts“
of _\' rs. \‘i F. l.oIkvooII and Mrs ’l, i

 

 

 

 

rtur ned l~on I

-—~l‘ork TI nv‘crlolns. Homemade Sun- ;.
mum, Fresh Trips and I'icklrd l’iz "-

I Put at the Public Market. 32 so, Main. i
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(You R. Rry'nrpltis of New York city. ‘
Iwh «as: been spending the summer in‘

4o I; :h Nora I:l.k started for Florida
He Will sprnd the win-
tIr traicllnr in thc

“Mexico and Southern f‘ai ifornia

 

.it tho wczthur obrcrrtr's office last
'.r-rninrz it 11.1. i ‘.l‘n‘l that todav.
'Iv‘nirld prIIb‘dtl; or .Ioudy some of thc
Mir-m with pv.s:ll'ilit1‘.1'vla W 10 rain. I
The tempnru'urr will remain almut 1th
{some The “1"?! ruth of yrsicrday rive
the impression that summer bad tmknnI
a now lease of life. This warm wave?

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~New Yeoman Derby. O'Briea'l.

 
 
 
 

\l ."\mllr\Ts If W est Main street. have. .

«o libero slain-.1

 

:tig- Hickory Bluff will return today.
H takin-r thc cnum- I to t cir home in New York Suit. Single Breasted Jacket. Satin I’coyered while you wait. Prices 79c to
I'I..,“n I; II“, II“- ____.__.___.. Llncd. New style double skirt, 315.93
‘ l ' s I
i. ~30 doz. LadiI-s' Ribbed \'mta and
”‘.‘—“- i l'unts. tho best for floc 011.: children .4 114 Washington Street
n Inmuc qun rc-Ililou-r-Il lined and ribbed Shirts and
It .Iv unc, h I; been? ”HUN-IS. 25c (-3.: grnt‘s wool gray and South Norwalk
‘oid S'.’ it.I:'iu:u. Icnrncl's hair l'nrlcrwvar. 49c I-a.: SIP“
I-Iol drive for 3‘”. and Mon.. Item's

 

Occasionally we meet persons who want
to argue with us about prices. They tell us
that so-and-so Izharged them so much and
the grain was “about as good." Did you
ever hear of “about as good eggs”-eggs
that were good in spots ? Even if the grain
was no worse than “about as good,” why
not feed your horse the best? We have it.
Buy Onto that's Clean.

MANUEL 1. lines.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

UWJOOOOOUOUMOOO WW

i i 1 "Want" Me. In The Sentinel are
lone, Omen. Try Olen...”

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ADDITIONAL WA]. NEWS.

 

E. 0. Stuart, of Norwalk, Is spend-
ing the week at the Danbury Fair.

 

There will be Sacred Heart Devo-
tions tonight at St. Joseph's Church.

 

—Pure Fruit Ices, at Lane's.

 

 

Frederick J. Moore, of Northampton,
Mass. is spending a week In Norwalk.

 

Miss Jane Daniels. of Main street.
Norwulk. Ia spending the week in New
lluvr-n.

 

 

—Frcsh Hams, 12c. at Hayes' Mkt.

Mrs. E. Hill, of Day street, has retur-
ned home from a four days' visit out
of town.

 

 

Frank Farrell.
fererl a slight pa
Improved today.

.(gf Norwalk. who suf-
lytlc stroke. Is much

—Mrs. Mead has the honor to an-
nounce a piano recital by Mr. Edward
Baxter Perry. at Hillside, on Monday,
October 16. at 8 o'clock. Admission,
50 cents.

Neil Pierce and Thomas Baicom,Iol
Norwalk. went to the fair. today. to
see the sights.

 

Robert Cotter. Everitt Cram and Ed-
ward Sclicck. of Norwaik, took In the
yacht races. yesterday.

—-Blk., lirown. l’carl Alpines, O'Brien

George Ratchford. of Schnectady, N.
Y.. Is visiting his sister, Mrs. Hugh
llurkin, of Cross street. South Nor-
wulk.

.i. Joseph Goodwin, who was elect-
od constable In the South Norwalk dis~
trict. llicd his bond with the selectmcu
yesterday.

 

~Telcphonc Lane's. Cali, 139-5.

The official board of the South Nor-
walk Methodist Episcopal Church
Imumncd its meeting until next Mon-
day night. at 8 o'clock.

 

 

Hon John ii. light went to New
lork today to ntttud the banquet of
tho I' nlon League (‘luh and tomorrow
will witness tho yacht race
—i‘orcquarters, tic. N. Y. Market.

(lcncrai ltusscll Frost and family are
now at the ilou-I Continental, l’ar‘is,
lr‘rnncc. They will sail from (,‘l'icr—
lIourg. on October :Ilth. for the l'nited
Siixltti.

Mrs. “'ilium ll. liouton and son Al—
bcrt. of Elizabeth street. with a party
of rI-lzitircs and friends from Hartford.
New Ilritnin and lirnwstcrs, visited the
llnnluiry Pair, yesterday.

—-lv‘rrsh l‘ork. kc. at linyes' Market.

 

Lorenzo iliIIble, of the Model Gro-
ccry. tells Sentinel readers in his new
udycrtisemrnt today some good things
worth knowing about low prices for

high quality of groceries.

A. J. (‘ollins & Company have a well
establishcd reputation for giving his
values in furniturc for little money.
and they intcnd to live up to it by al-
lowing no one to leave their doors dis-
satisfied.

 

~i‘ull line Yacht ('aps. O‘llricn‘s.

Over 17,001) pcoplc attended the Dan-
bury Fair yesterday. The racing card
includcd the 2:17 pace and the 2:21
trot. and In the former crcnt, Daphne
lrullas Iliwci'cd the track record two
seconds.

 

This is the season when you begin to
think about heavier underwear. A.
liickcrman £1 Son have. these goods in
great variety for men. women and
children. The firm offers a specialty in
hosiery.

 

—l.cgs of Spring Lamb. 12c at

llsyea' Market.

The last train down from Danbury.
last evening. brought down a car load
of Westporters who had been to the
lianbury fair. They crowded into a
Tramway car and went home by trol-
lcy from Norwaik.

 

G. Howard King Is making a decid-
ed success of the management of the
new carpet and tapestry department at
Tristrum & lly'att a. Mr. 'lristram and
Mr King are In New York today pur-
chasing new goods.

 

-—Lr‘gs l.amb,12l,,c. N. Y.'Mkt.

During the. Dewey naval parade last
Friday George S. North, the South Nor-
walk photographer, secured some fine
snap-shots of the warships from the
steamer Medea. One that is particular.

ly good shows the New York.

Among the Norwalk people at the
yacht race I. yesterday. were Mr. and
Mrs. lra ole. Eben Hill, Miss Julia
Hill and E. liill. Jr., Selectman Lyrics,
(‘bestor Selleck. rl. B. Bishop. C. r.
.\l .netts and Ci. Louis
Price.

—Round Steak, 12c at Hayes’ Market.
____—__.._ I

All the newest and best styles in
trimmed and . untrimmed hats are
shown In the stock of Tiliotson & Mills.
and it will pay the women of The Nor-
walks to visit their store. Their stock
of ladies' furnishings and neckwear is
complete and up to date.

Several members of the Fairflelrl
County Pix-Prisoners of War attend-

naan. last night. The members were
the merits of Ferris Post and follow-
Inz the business. meeting. the Woman I:
Relief Corps served a fine supper

—Escailops. 40c qt. at ilayes' Mkt

 

A hnrse belonging to Joseph Godfrey
of Wilton, fell down on Main street.
Norwallr. Wednesday afternoon and re-
l fused to get up. A derrick was brought
to the scene by Mark Stevens and the

horse was hoisted up enl times hm
refused to stand. He as finally lifted
to his feet by means lank- aad held

 

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Great Closing Out Sale Is still
Never were Dry Goods sold as low, and it

 
 
 
 
 
 

will continue until stock is sold.

 

ward Street;

I Gazette Building. Norwuk.

IIIIIISIN liliit’ IIIIUNEIII [W

All the Newest and Best Styles in

Trimmed and Untrimmed flats

AT PO"ULAR PRICES are shown in our stock. and

it will pay you to make a visit before you purchase
Ladies’ Furnishings.

Complete stock of heavy Underwear. Some great “1- '
ues. Combination Suits are very popular. We
have them in all qualities.

The Largest and Best Line in

Neckwear

to be found m the city. Stamping done of every kind.
Agent Old Staten Island Dye House.

TILLOTSON 8: MILLS. 86 Washiugtou St.

CLOTHING THAT FITS

We have just received from the manufacturers the finest selection of

Up-To-Date Clothing
for Men and Boys

that has ever been shown In The Norwnlks. Our clothing differs from the II-
dinary ready made goods in that it fits better than most custom made cloth-
ing and the price Is less than half what your tailor would charge.

A FULL LINE OF UPtTO-DATE FURNISHIIIS.

WILLIS H. SELLECK,‘

Clothier and Furnish". 50 Wall Street. l9

AT THE* MODEL GROCERY.

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Good things worth knowing,
Qualities.

We are selling some wry nirc Java Burkwheat Flour, new. 120 packs; ]
(‘offce of fine flavor and good strength. ( 0003 Rockwood a tins, 10 cents. ‘
it is ".Ili right" as tho Iluiy said, and ()vstcr Crackers fresh and line

you will think so if you try it. 32 I
cents lb. . Just as We thought it would be about
.I . . . . our ln- lPHI. tea. Pronounced as good
\ngncrs Kidney Beans, 8 rents a as some competitors at 60 cents. A

can. Arc worthy of your attention.
!new one now in, I l - - ""
(‘rab Applw. A particularly nit-rum TV). pasty and n ('e flovor
lot. Are llll'l‘ to prosrrvc whole. orI A new brand of \flnce Meat biggest

make tine jelly. 33 cents peck.
chct Russet Cider just. from
press.
Stone Preserve Jars, Butter Jars.
Bean Pots. Oyster Jugs. etc. i
Potatoes, a few only Isrnaili 10 contsl New Shoulders.
pack. 3 ilncon. all bright and fine.

We cxpect you will express your appreciation of our endeavors to serve
and please by your increased orders. Ask for a (Bill and get it punched on
spot cash purchases. A new lot of silverware to arrive, the first lot gone to
pay our debts. Yours for business.

LORENZO DIBBLE.

land best. lOu-nts

(‘nll attention to those fine ”King
Applt's 2.25 bbL; Greenings, $1. 75
libl; Pippins, 81.50 ML: 20 and 25c.

Ieck.
New Hams, New

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3 ABOUT i I. A. MERRILL :

IF lilli ABE THINKING 0F PUTTING IN NEAIINB

NOW [5 THE TIME TO PUT IT IN.
We Defy Competition in this Particular Linc.

HOT WATER HEATING OUR SPEGIELTY.

Also Steam and Hot Air Heating.
Call and get estimates from the Leading Plumber: and Steam mun,

CLAPHAM Sc BUTLER.

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