Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 1, 1901 · page 4

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op merits of tho ,

.phnig‘ton hovt

Mnnlcc WDcForoatLo
k * anockwood

track. The tremor-oil wac‘ t

instant; 0 cc oi tour boats in itc reco

, 'l‘horc want u dull hcot'in any ot the

races. The hm son were out promptly.
‘nud the aorta were good and 'o‘cch

. cvont was a horse race for sure.
' it?

“War departhicnt or
“r Department”
' American

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they ought tor,
the industry

is! m o nWlhrilllug hair:

i
)3?) the tunnel of the
on and New Haven

W‘Wd trhiu‘men going
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haurm _
liniids,w W . ' ‘

hrs: hoot otW the trecdor all.
laid up in tho _

hoivcy’cr. sli'Wo wn out 10059
Wror a short with Silk Woodnut3 no
she went i3. merry clip. Her first heat
secured second money.

A more exciting 01 Interesting race
than the free tor-nil was never wit-
nessed on this track. or could not be
more so on any other, The horses
were- 31 grand lot. Mr. Bedtord’ York
iiiW‘W ,_, yyith a mark or 2:09.w thought

ncvény heat; on in the second heat
ho mi; :1 yglorioua race. the {our

ho (as, YorkW Boy. Pink Wilkes. Silk
Woodnut and Bnkc‘iwhov going into
bunch from the start and finishing
moor n. turiouc drive. in the third
it three loot o rationed horses
.Wnnd o perfect
dart and a treat befitiwh‘n witnescod
in the final. it certainly was a line
class.

Hw’n—om

TREAT ALI: AUKE.

my“:

Lieutenant Oakec Wishes to Know
Why Rowayton was Singled Out.
Editor of the Sentinel: I lolfi-n by

the papers that Prosecuting Attorney
William F. Tammany orders the clos-

. inn.r of ice cream. candy and cigar

north! in Rownyton on Sundays. i am
not in business in Rowayton. but nova
bocnio: resident there for: nine, years.

mu. i would like to explain to the pea.

who are proprietors of the first
two, mentioned business in Norwnrit.
st orwalk and South Norwclk can
open on Sundays. Here is, yrhcro

Nor‘vvnlk low is dealt out hook end

at I call the attention of Mr. 'i‘aih.
tiny to notify the station at Roton

‘rhhoh
ght to- do business on Buhday no «the:

it
WWWdtSWWl ti
'l‘ho initiator is neat-i V
‘Rownyton gStWOThW hope

i to cllhhcy. nifiltfo 8i: y orno

do oy'. Eelthor let up or clinic all

. in
places; rhino lot the committcog from , .

til at churches kciip within their boundh
MW and let live.

onoonmsn. coitus.

Rowoyton, Conn.

rid roused by the lo-
cal Association and twice postponed
on cccouiit a: mi; weather won held
last evonlng, and was it very pleasant
than.” The destination Won the bean-
i 1 building '0! tot: Bridgoport A530.
ion. on {John H8 8cott. on popular
physicaldlrcctor, was there to wol-

‘lcnrryi

it, nrmrtolh‘o known as L‘HQMMW
W 3308.. and continue for S'ycnrc‘ublecc L.
- sooner dissolved by mutnoloonscnt. ‘

 

oat: ION non Rim-m.

doe enroll rosterdhy‘ mend it ,

iln‘ the once of Charlotte M‘nr
gainat John F. morn-ls tor the

' plaintiff to recover 317 and coats. Silo
brought suit tor 5400 for services on

his housekeepor and he illed a counter

suit The none was tried at a Special »

ocscion oi the court of Common Pleas
held in Norwalk Monday. and oven

manta were made in Bridgeport, Tuna 1
day aitornoon .

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VERMONT TO BE BURNER

on: Recolvlng Ship to he Towed out to 7

8c: and her Career Snood.

NEW YORK. August 1—f-«While tho‘ .

decision of the navy department as to
what (imposition should be made or the
receiving ship Vermont. now stationed

at thh" Brooklyn Navy Yard, has notW
been announced it is considered Drobn- .

big that the hull: will, be towed out to
sod and burned. ’i‘hc vcgscl has both

in serving at tho yardh tor many years 1

and the announced decision or the dc-
unrtmcnt thnt she is unlit for use and
hooked with dissects germs. marks the
«cloning oi a record of imctnln The
V rmont brought With hin- to

c of thc most glorious rotors

of which, the Franklin. Wabash indo—
pendcncc and Richmond are types, and
aim bears the scars 0! many a‘oonlllnt.
The Columbia, which is to replace the
Vermont. cannot accommodate on many
men as the Vermont. and hereafter the
department will have to make other
plans for handling new recruits at the
ntvy Yard. it is thought that perturb
ueni barracks will be built on shore.
m
lNDEPENDENCE HEMEASURED.
NEWPORT R 1.. August l.-~'i‘llo in
dependence was remensured by Mr.
Hyclop this morning and
line was found to he 14 inches less
than it was when tho boat was menu
ured before. This makes her racing
length 102. 79; her tormcr racing
length wds 103 33. it is thought now
that the ludehcndcncc will have to old
low thc' Columbia 30 seconds loss than
one did before over a 30 miles Mcourco

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Gil-Partnership Notice.

“ .WWDWo the thing right. _‘l‘h ntoré-‘WW W
(Favors in Bowcyton buyout:

The undersigned have this any lorm
ted to co partnerchip‘ for the purpose of
’on tho'- grocery trade at tho
Worthington street. in tly

d yili‘nnicivL'iiommodiem “this

DANIEL L‘iiOMMBiDiEU.
J. R. wipMMnoinn,’
south Norwnlk, Conn, Aug. l, 11932..
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cotvsnrw rim-ion.

DISTRICT OF’ NORWALK. and Film

BATE COURT August LA 1).. 1901.
Ethic oi Harriet It. Whitc. into at
Norwollt‘. in cold dlptrict. deceased.

The Court of Probate for the Dirt. '

trlotnt Norwnik, hath llmltcd and or

lowed six month: train the date hero. ‘ ‘

at for the creditors or acid estate to
exhibit their claim on notticmcnt:

Thong who mom to president their no .

tr ‘ Fropcrly‘ ottettcd. within and

1 ha disbarred o recovcry. Mi
nilchtc trr

rooklyn 1
otnny '
oi tho old calling trigntca of the navy, »

her wutcr ,

 

Broken Lots W

Men’éi
Summer
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l. DAVIS i: 13“.”.
W CIOtbz'ers, Tailors; W
Hottadfdhiishm,

as Whahlnthon smu
5o. Norwolk.

Losses by Fir.

When it can be done at so hmail it
cost why not protect yourscli? For
32.16 you can insure Your Furnitu'ro
and Household Goodsvln a Dwelling
House for three‘ year's against loss or
Damage by Fire or Lightning, to the
oniount oi 3350. and in thot proportion
[or a larger sum

Taylorfi Golden

,. South Norwalk

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smsrmi'g A
BEGINNING.

Do not pontoon the opening
of a «wings account slowly
“can“ of Me mflnm of
Mr, first deposit All thingy,

woman. '77:: big (mm W
of today bare the (title things
‘ of wood”. "

RENB‘IWWIBER

WW3 WM timothy as low a!
V . condom» ‘ W ‘

. V80“
" jov‘or the embWWanitmoiit but in doing so

3 up in n semi connoli)

‘ n
W' bottom oi! the hill

cup oi: 2 ,-000 sororoignn for three- years
" and upwards distance two miles and at

Mt

loud Wirl‘glitoucd his horse
h h , no shied. and. with the wogon
the ca, want a

with severely inlurcd ~ wcs plokod
pditlon nhd
carried to his homo who-to. at noon
today. it wns‘ on that although badly
injured he i, probably rccoror.
The horse wa to " ' W

WFORTUNATWUSPWON GOODWOOD

LONIW) .

l—v—lv‘ortunntiis,
ridden by

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Elixir! Cannery

W .W you know. musl'hwe their . W WW

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regular 69c; this halo 39c.
Tod/ted Black Silk Belts, wire 25}: an

Ladies

now 15c;

Ladies or Hens" Whit? Hohdkerchiefs, three for [W
Ladics and Moses' Shirt Waists, white and colored

quality, 69c.

Ladies" [tine Dotted lawn Skirts with three rufflés and

Hamburg insertion. regular pike $3.50; to close $1.98

All Linen Towels, worth 12 I-2c; at "9c.

45x36 Pillow Cases, worth 17c; at 121.3,

12 I 2c Séersdcker, fine pattern and quality. 8c yard.
10c" Draco Gingham; 5 1~2c.

15c and We Dotted Stuffs. 12 ER yard

 

Wt THERE IS WWNOTHWING LIKWE OUR SWEET RWGWTSWY BUTTER, FRESH- COUNTRY EGGS; .

SPLENWDWID COFFEE. DOUBLE CREAM CHEESE.

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FANCY CRACKERS.

HEADQUARTERS FOR FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. «
Oranges, Bananas, Peaches, Pineapples, Peas, Wax Beans. Lettuce, Beets, Blackberries, To—~

.W motocs, Watcrmeions. Muskmeions, etc.

We htndy to please our patrons, and offer the best the market affords at lowest cash prices.
Havc you seen our\ hypnotic offer. call and be" in the swim.

 

l}. E. SEYlllil

 

 

 

 

 

Editor. 22:: 1b..

 

BUTTER

Five Pentagon for

 

 

IWi‘yonlWare thinkingaboiitgoing on a pleasure trip, or do not want to be bothered cooking .
these hot days," just look a‘tathle' variety of catabies we are selling at a vci’y low price this week:
.~ Freshest stock of Groceries in the Twin Cities.

Armour’s‘ Potted Ham. loll)- EDonn 4c
Armour's Potted lion). IA; lb. chn 8c
Arinoiir‘s non-n Boat, 1 lb. cnn. lie
Arniour' 3 Roast Beef. 2 lb. can. 340

‘ . Armour' i Whipped Whoa! (gun jar) 280

Armour'a Potted Tongue. 56 lb. can. to
Armohrls Potion Tongue, 1% lb. can. no
18 LBS GRANULATED SUGAR
LEWAN SUGAR CURED HAMS

'CALI‘WFORNIA HAMS ” . ,

3 CANS MAGNOLIA MILK

BUY YOUR GROCERIES
OF US W
AND SAVE YOUR
PENNIES..

 

 

250]
250 .
«1'09 W W

2 cans Soused Mackerel,

33 cans Mustard Sardines,
Veal Loni. nor «can.

Doméstic on Sardinec con.
Fancy Stuffed Olives, per box;

W, Plainlinncheon Olives. per bottle, 10,02

:l "i.- can Baked Beans. , 100}
12/,c. POD" '
xoc. POU D...

‘ o 25¢.

 

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