Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 26, 1902 · page 8

 
 
 
 
 

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Ah‘iiI line All Tire AlesI Enjoyable
iii The Season _ \

The close of the school days of the
students or the class of 1902 at the
Brown Business College was marked
last evening, by a brilliant reception
nd dance, held at the Norwalk Arm-
.or'y. The eyent had been eagerly an-

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

was a flattering success.

The attendance was one at
Ilargest ever assembled in the or
at one time there being nearly
~' hundred people in the hall.
1 thousand dance orders had he

Nearly all the evening there

I I I‘ry scene was one not soon t
I gotten.

out to the rear of. the hall and an
ed the. next number The affair

slated of twenty numbers,
I to, two step. lenciers, Icaprice. t
‘ step and varsouviannn, occupying

; and so well was it enjoyed that th
musicians iwere co pelted to encor
' , nearly over
three enco'r
heartily uppieciated. ’
The decorations were in the class
nolqrs. -:

Aeipnted by the many students and ‘

Iliple sud white the Iinusic -

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AN lBOLATION HOGPITAL. ‘
or. Traiuoy centers With seleetmon to
Record to the Matter.

Dr. William J Tracey. health officer
of the town of Novelslk,‘ held a con—
terenco with the. eeleotrnen. at their
oilicc in the town halltbuilding, this
morning. in regard to establishing a I
town isolation hospital. Dr. Tracey is
very enthusiastic over the matter, and
believes an institution of this charac-
ter is very badly needed by the town.
and would be u saving over the pres
out methods of proeedure, when a or I
vere contagious disease like small ‘
corned to light. I I r

The selectmen have as yet to
action in the matter 11nd It
known what course they will

In regard to such it hotl
Tracey said this morning
one be established by the
pense of‘b‘ne would not;
and any house on the.
town would answer

He cited the smal
Norrwalk. wherei
to have watch!!! 3
alert to keep a it
near the in)
are confined
‘sary to conf
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In the rough unevenly tempered
muinspring lies the trouble in many
watches We buy none but the finest
made mainsprings, thoroughly tested
before insertion. and guarantee them
from breakage‘ior one year.

HoMirii 3. HOW.
1’ GRADUATE OPTIOIAN.‘

- Fine Watch Repairing. I
Room 9, United Bank Bldg. Bo. Nor.

Oiiioe hours 8 to 11: 45: 12: 45 to 6:30 .

Saturday evenings 7- 9.‘
Special appointments Inside to suit
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‘AND SAVE MONEY.

A330. 00 Nob Gets $50. 00
Values. .II

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NORTH MATH.- ACORNER' AINN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.

 

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For
Hot Weather

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After Jalv' 4411A AT” close a! 6 o ’clocle
0'1 Tuesdays. Thursdays
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TAILORS CLOTHIERS,
HATTERS. FURNlSHERS. I

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Potato Knives

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No. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
LACE DEPARTMENT

A e We would call your attention to a few of the leading things in this depart-
ment, which are very desirable at this time, and which we are selling very freely:
Black Chantilly Galoons in all widths... ..

Fancy Cotton Galoons,‘ in corn, butter and white . . . . . . . .. .

French Valenciennes Laces, Insertings and Beadings.

Normandy Vals..' 111 latest novelty designs, Edgings and Insertings‘.

18-inch Cotton All-overs in White, Butter and Ecru.

Black Chantilly Edgings and Inscrtings.

White Methlin Edgings and Insertiiigs.

WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT

We have aIvvays on hand a complete line of Stripes and Fancy White Goods. We call
particular attention to our line of WHITE PERSIAN LAW NS 111 all qualities from I 5 to 5°C.
‘ White India Lawns In all qualities, from. .
White Wash Chiffons, 48 in. wide all qualities.

HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT

Useful articles' in this department at special prices:

..... ..... So. to 40c.

NORWALK, CONN.

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.xoc. to 35¢. per yard.
me. up.

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. . . 10c. Io-qt. Heavy Milk Pails . . . .‘ 69c.
.. _ .'. 10c. 12~qt. Heavy Milk Pails . . 79c.
.. 8c v 14-qt. Heavy Milk Pails . . . . 95c.
' 'Oil Stove Tea Kettles .. 25c.
90' Carpet Beaters. 15c. 1
86' 3-burncr Blue Flame Oil Steve, I
. . 65c. .............. $7. on. r'

 

" My with speaker several languages

“That would be a waste of time for
"Henrietta." onsworcd Mr. Mockion.
“She has a faculty oi making herself
thoroughly understood in English."~—
Washington Star.

 

“Your young nephew William op-
penrs to think that he knows much
more than he really does know."

“Yes. he is 11 Till! that is stuck up.

hit not a bill that is.posted."wllorston ‘

Transcript.

“'She's nwfully stitch up."

“Awfully! 'l mayor saw any. one
make it worse batch of trying to appear
high toned."~Philudclpliin Bulletin.

I Dingmnoes he write for the papers?

Dong—~Sure; he's 11 sample copy
flcud.-Bnltimoro Herald.

 

 

 

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84th SEMI- ANNUAL DAVIDENDA

'ro‘xoceosrroas
oith e
soU‘AAI'H NORWALK SAVINGS BANK.

United Bank Building,
South Norwnlk Conn"
June 25,19li2
The Board of Managers have. this
day declared a dividend to depositors
or interest at the rate of four (4) per
cent per annum for the six months
ending June 30 1902 payable on and
after July 10,1902
interest not drawn will be credited
to accounts and draw interest from
July 1,1902.
I GEORGE F. BEARSE.
j26 3w Treasurer.

 

 

 

DIVIDEND

FAIRFIELD COUNTY NATIONAL

BANK. I

Norwalk Conn June 25.1902
The Board at Directors have this

 

: duy declared a semi annual dividend of

three (3) per cent tron: the earnings

I. of the past six months payable on and

after July 1 1902.
L. C. GREEN cashier.
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:. THE NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY.

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I Norwalk, June 12 1902.
Interest abthe rate of three and one.

” halt per cent per annum. for the cur-

rent six months will be credited do
positors July ‘,1 1'90: and 'paid to them
on an after July 10.‘

: Per order of- Board of Directors, ,
‘f'- ‘ GEORGE E. MILLER.

' Treasurer.

 

 

 

 

 

'Qur Part Payment Plan

Remains Unaltered

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That's the true Krreger & Co 3 sp irit as well A the Arron strength of the

Kricger credit offer.

It you harbor any false prejudices against credit

shopping test its liberalitywwatch the women and men who turn to

our store for their every need.
all clasaes.

Miliinery

Everything in this department is be-
ing closed out at greatly reduced pric
es. Stylish Trimmed Hats, the latest
creations, and also all our Outing
Hats, sum Waist Hats, at greatly
reduced prices.

7 I ‘oun I
I - .. 1
Clothing Dept.
is second to none in the city. Our
Shoo Department you must not over-

I look. We have shoes from $110 $3.50.

 

Our part payment plan is an institution for

Shirt! WaiSts
Percale Linen and White Lawn. A

large variety to select from. Prices
from 500 to 82.98}

 

Tarior-MadeSuIls

It is needless to tell you that we at.-
ways have the best and inrgest as: ‘>

sortmcnt in the twin cities. Litdies
who visit our store are well Award or
that tact. Great reductions in this
department. " r

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Our system of liberal credit will enable you to be A'wcll dressed at aA A

small weekly expenditure. No extra c horse for credit. A

29- 31 lien Washington Street

South Nor-walk.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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‘ euone RESORT. I:

I Launch Siren louver; as 'tollows:

‘mboet dock, South Norwalk 9: 29
‘DAorlons‘ Retail 9:40,11:49 3.111.,
0 o‘c'clock and 6: 49 p.111.

trip to Dorlons Point from

 

“ Renews P01

EAST NORWALAK, CONN.

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Shore Dinners and Sen F _I
of all kinds. Cooked

 
 
 

 

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