.1- -
. ,w
a .
euro aim!” at, your service.
T. B GRIFFIN, Druggist,
\ l
20,: w illusion 8t.
Master Hora
owner of avnew wheel.
street.
" ‘in “Southport.
oughlyrenovatcd.
Mrs. James Taylor continues quite in Edwin and Emma Davis, at Naponoc.
, at her home. in Van Zuluit street, and is Ulster, county, New York. Previous to
unableto leave her bed.
at. her homo in Dunbuiry.
met with very~poor luck.
. Albert Wright, clerk in Robertson's sick chamber, in which she has bccn
grocery store will attend a dance in confined to her bed for over seven
Cranhury tomorrow evening.
Miss Nina Waters, of New York city,
is the guest of her cousin. Mrs. Lewis
‘ ”M. M. St. John, of St. John street.
Lewis .St. John this morning com-
menced painting his rcsidcnca in St.
John street. The color will be green.
, Miss Dottie Morreil. of East avcnue.
. is now employcd ill the Lounsbury &
Mathewson shoe shop, in South Nor-
walk.
Harrie Hunter has nearly completed
overhauling his sloop.“Rachcl," pre-
paratory to taking her to Block Is—
land. .
, James L’Hommcdieu’s class will hold
_' their regular meeting, this evening, ill
" ‘ theisEast Avenue Methodist Church
parlors. y‘-
‘l‘Miss Thol Arnold, of Ely avenue.
South Norwalk, spent. yesterday with
Mrs. Charles Remson, at her home in
Fort street. ,‘
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Blake. bride and
groom: have returned from their wed-
ding trip, and are at home to friends at
31 Cove avenue. .
Henry Mueller has been suffering
frohloue of the worst of nature's ill. a
tooth ache. at his home on the Wash—
ington 'strect‘ bridge.
H. Barkepcler‘k for Butcher W. A.
Bronson; ‘v’vill spend his vacation next
week. and during his absence Iiarry
Reynolds Will take his place.
The. foundation of Baker J. ll. Run-
dlc’s new buildina'is nearly completed.
and the brick work will be commenced
as soon as the bricks arriye.
Charles Taylor, of Van Zandt street,
3. who cut his hand badly. while at work
" in W. A. Wheeler’s foundry, last week.
has now resumed his duties.
Captain W. H. Verity and First Mate.
, Arthur Carr ,téiwed .a. .big two-masted
schooner that as been lying at 'I‘ollcs'
dock, out of the harbor this morning.
Richard Dunning, of Brooklyn, has
come to East Norwalk. and will spend
the summer with his father, John R.
Dunning. at his home in East Wash-
ington street. ‘
Joseph Lockwood, now employed as
steward on Frederick Lockwood's oys-
stcr steamer “H. S. Lockwood." in
Greenwich, spent Sunday at his homc
in Fort street. ‘
Mrs. Valentino wishes The Sentinel
to state that her son Elbert will not
camp with John Phillips at Gulf Pas-
lture. on the Fourth of July, and had
not intended to do so.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ashworth and Miss
Esther Gamble, of East avenue, wheel-
ed to'Fourteen ‘Acro pond. yesterday.
whore theysccured a large number of
beautiful pond lilies.
The thirty 'odd cmployes from East
Norwalk who go daily to work at the:
Yale: & Towns lock factory, in Stam-
as the factory has shut down.
, .Mrs. E. J. Roddy is seriously ill at
“ her home in Van andt‘strect. Yoslcr-
day Mrs. Roddy had a sinking spoil.
hilt rallied. and Is a little improved to-
day. v She has been ill about a month.
Mrs. William Richards, of Holyokc,
‘Massi, has arrived in East Norwalk.
. and with her husband, who is employ-
ed‘by Painter J. W. Beatty, has taken
, rooms on the Washington street bridge.
‘ Mrs. William H. Platt and son Ern-
vest, of Rowan street, left this monins
, for Haversack. N. J., where she will
remain over the fourth. the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Oviatt. Mr. Platt will
.go down Thursday evening and spend
the Fourth.
«The finishers from the Crofut &
Knapp hat factory "‘and the'molders
fro iths‘i'A‘rnoldw foundry,» of Norwalk.
wil , ‘ay ball Saturday morning, on
,ajyiiowe'r Oval. The game will be for
load, and is expected to bevdecldedly
interesting. The Hall Brothers Will‘be
the ‘attery for the C. & K.'s. ‘
é. UgreeClub met last evening, at
“a nine of Miss Orah Mill King. in
, as not two—thirds present. The
or the next meeting has not yet
Leslie, thethrce-ycar-old‘ son, of Mr.
‘ ,_that any accident had llefullcn him.
.c Richards is lilo proud preach not long ago. delivered an ad-
A‘da ‘ htcr has been born to Mr. and annual convention of District No. 1,
Mrs. erdlnand L. l-lanckpof Sccond (icnernlEastcrn Society, oi" the Loyal
‘l , {Nicholas Elwood, one of J. W. float: Hartford, last Friday.
.urs painters. spent Sunday at his home Mrs. Emily Parker Davis. of New
1 J. S.,RD,ndall is having the residence Ida Dodge James. will an d. the
of Bert Hull, in Van Zandt street, thor- Fourth on the ninetydive acre farm ‘oi
do. n Baldwin, of Hill street. is visit- eriutcndlng architect of the Canadian
ing is cousin, Mrs. George IgleIey, Pacific depot, at Montreal, had a bal-
, Harold Rundle went down'thc har- stol‘l’ windows 0f their residence in
Urbor slamming. Yesterday morning, but Birch street, in order to have his inc
had caused the intense pain.
Spartan St. John was cloanlna a
home in Van lendt street, when th
ill the young man‘s face. A small piece
no one would know, from appearance,
Rev. George II. Wallace. pastor
of the Bridgeport Advent Christian
'Church, whom many East. Norwalk
people had the pleasure of .- hcarina‘
dress on “Our Young People” at the
Workers of the Advent Church, at
Rochelle. sister of Edwin, William and
her son and daughter-ln-law. ’Wiliianl
her departure her son irving, the sup—
cony placed in front of the second
vulld sister Emmie wheeled ollt of a
weeks. This is the way he showed his
appreciation. and it was given as a
Fourth of July present.
Charles Merritt, the popular younl:
drug clerk. who has been suffering
grcat agony for several days from an
ulcerated tooth and a wound inside
his mouth. showed his grit yestorday
by submitting to, the painful ordeal of
having the offending ivory dislodged.
so that he will probably soon get over
the meanost‘of all aches—tho tooth
ache. The Merritts have all been
Cbanticlccrs from away back. from the
gamey Stephen. the New York under-
taker, who was foreman of 27 engine
when Low Lockwood was a member
ofI‘No, 16, to the dean of the letter
carriers, of South Norwalk, the ex-
army officer. William, or Billy, as we
used to call him WIIGII,IIC made his
headquarters around Riley's ilcmrit‘
age HalL in East Houston street. Billy~
might not be herc‘today, if licorgc
Campbell had not been his side partner
on one memorable battle during the
Civil War, when the rebel bullet going
through George's body, and thereby
not reaching Billy. because had tho lat-
icr been standing alone he would cer—
tainly have been killed.
no WAYTON.
John ,Plandcr is overhauling ills
3100]) Grace. ’f "
William DcW'atcrs has rccovcrcd
from a slight illness. ,
Miss strum Grant is visiting Miss
l‘darySchock, of Lowe street, South
Norwaik. '
Water connections have been placed
in tho residences of John Crockett and
Alfred Crockett.
An unknown sloop yacht was lying
in the harbor during the severe storm
Sunday, and 1ch yesterday.
,Mrs. J. M. Bates, of Stamford. spent
Sunday the ‘gucst of her father, Wil'
Iiam Moore. of Pond avenue.
The residence of Edward White. ill
Prospect Hill street is being painted.
(Bushman & Stevens are doing the
work.
Miss Elizu Prince has resigned her
position in the It & (I manufactory, in
South Norwalk, and gone to visit
friends in New York.
Harry Oakes, of Crockett avenue.
has resumed his duties Ill the Bridge
Fish Market, South Norwalk, after an
illness of three days. ' \
Misses Gertrude and May Schultzc,
of Ilroad River. Will'spchd the. Fourth
the guests of Miss Lona (lakes, at her
home in Crockett avenue.
ford. are this week enjoying a vacation. .
, been at the Stamford hospital for three
“ weeks, returned to hefhomefyester- to be considered than the 111.011.
.- struction of a building, and in-
Ihaac G, Hamilton- of tent appears now to, be to ace
a this place} money, is possible, pllt it on in-
terest and let the returns fro be
Mrs: ‘John Baker. vvas"’playing
. hisvhome in Fifth avenlle..yester-:
afternoon. when, he fell and. broke
right amt“ rile IIuIs-‘raiuw um
“pain bravely until Dr. Baker ar-
sn'cl" jlt the fracture. . itilwlli bi:
' the boy is,ahle
finalised from lday night,
dq-niz‘htpat 9‘ home of
In in' Quintard avenue;
, than ageinILhétn chaps?
er: _ 'ous‘é
Dar 1:, yesterday afternoon He
cdt ELM 1,h do'rick, 3’3. uni
, ’ , " .wostpre
urday night. when his wheel struck
road. and he was thrown off. and the
“Newman Hater is at his home Ill this
yesterday afternoon on business.
W. H. Victor, of Brooklyn, arrived
in‘Darien yesterday to spend a few
weeks with his friend, Wesley Brady.
Master Jack 'Pratt, of. Buffalo, drrivl
weeks.
N 'on‘sdswn‘. . *
on ‘attoaded' to the injuriom
must have come.
awarcs, as it Is naturally a quiet
been broken. but that one of the Ilsa»
N RastfbrltheWiCked meats had been badly torn. and this upon the bore
1‘ all ‘ ‘ .
lllntc‘or and Eagle
and Ladder Companies. of this
will keep opcll house all day 0
Fourth of July. The Eagles will
.li'f $100 worth of fireworks in the '
The Volunteers will ’not. a .
my money on this sport this ye
wrong, 2‘.
Miss Sadie McElwedc‘ig the glle
Icr aunt, Mrs. A. W. Mills; .
it; P. Sherwood ,ls vi
YrIends in Loomlnstcr, Mass.
Noll R. Mi chili is buildlng a a
On his prop rty, on Compo atree
I’. L. liolan, a student Iii liar
is home for his slimmer vacatlo ,
Williams Dobbins and wife hav u
on up their residence in Saugat
George Arnold, of New York
was the Sunday guest of W. E.
Mlss‘Charlotto Franks, of Nor
«was a. recent guest of Mrs. H. 0.
blank cartridge pistol, Saturday, at his
firearm went off and scattcred powder
of powder lodged in the left eye. and a
littlc’under his eyes. Dr. Baker was
k, culilail and was so successful in letract-
, ing the small particles 6: powder that
ale oi Slimmer Houseftlrnishingsi
Everythingélli,’ ilu‘ way of Furnishings lot ille‘summcr home. hotel
croottue‘a‘lbé found‘inbul braviliuilyllghlcd and pe‘rfcciiy
“ ventilated: Basement, Salmons. ,TlIls . week we alien--
“Icebgrg"_CieanabIc ,i Garden Requisitesl [Stone Water Coolers.
Refrigerators fidgsvaliiidigcdfm‘ “mi.
25 ft. lengths so inkling:
rc made after the most ad-
anced ideas. livery woman MM"..-
'hohos hudan cxpericnt‘c _... , __... .. ’
win :I rcfrigcriiior will up» 1'50 2'90
rrcclaic the flu! tlmil—ist.
Mrs. Chauncey Allen is entert
Ilcr slatcr, Miss M. F. Meyers, of
Aspctuck Lodge. K. of l’., will
‘oulght and install their newly oi
Postmaster Harris alld wli‘e hll
turned from a week’s outing at
leliovanna, the Suugatuck ton
lrtlst, has purchased a now D
The Embalmcrs' Supply Com
property has been filled in by Co
tor Thomas Glynn.
Irving ll. Stone was made a
Mason at the recent meeting of
pie Lodge, l“. & A. M. ‘
’ Superintendent Kcmper report
the. town farm Is doing well, the
looking particularly flue.
llorncc C. Staples has returnel
boarding school. and
summer with his parents.
A gateway has been placed
entrance. to tho Crank Tllruor’
off the state street bridge.
Mrs. Charles Mlddlebrooks, w
been the guest of Mrs. P. Bulkl
rcturncd to her home ill Eamon.
Dr. Louis tholor, who ha.
serving two years as surgeon in
S Army in the Philippines, is
cd home soon. ,
Mr, and Mrs. Benjamin Elw
Bridgeport, have come to the
to spend tho summer, with M
Till-s. Samuel Elwood,
invitations have been sent. t
companies hero to participate
annual parade of tho Thomast
Department. September 11.
Arlhur Solcy. the engineer
Dci’uy. who has been substitut
the Ill-collwichNow York boat
{ow uccks. has returned home.
A number of high school a
will participate in tho icstivi
ratszsns. 3 mart.
0.
1N ‘. t.x.'.)l!l5|ll. magnum tin.
bonclns Salllincs.
Mr. : ccr.do7cu.... - , ,
l'lil- PEbltLl51~hllonclcss Stir» , ‘ ll
dlnos hr clla ins I: can, as per
27c;,pcxgdoltn....'lx30‘10 uolcn.....,.....'..1'10
Tlll‘ .\'l LEC'I I. I. not me out. > ,qurllcou:
idinCa sir half NEW iOBSTtRS Bird Rock
53 ' ‘ 2.65 tails and claw; only; '
places; ball pound can. int: ,I‘oilcl or Devin-d IIAM ui'
l(i\(jl.ll. 5.; Hanan, iliC-i 7c
tins, 215cc. rcrdotcn
TIIF. SUPERIOR. not boneless.
Sardines In I: hail Tdolcn SIMS: 1 lb. ,
nus. ”cl: pc‘r dorcn 1'60l tinca'n, 10m dot... 3-50
"allow cuow. GllERKlNS or
PRQKLYES,IC. 81. 8., the new stone pot, quart
iicld day will be enjoyed there
The Misses Marion Allt‘n, (l9
Falrcllild, Alico Warnock. Kati
Icy and lrllng Sipperloy are
sraduatcs of a Norwnlk buslne
i CORN”) IIIE". roast artr.
LllNCIiEON Mfr o~ Lbs l,-
EllN IIIM. i-lb. cans. I c.
(101.. “.50: J-li‘. l-lll. can
cans, 21c- IIOI...... 2065‘. . ‘ . l .
L‘JNC” ii A M o r I.l'iC l l l‘OTTizll Iilzl'l. iOTl'l D IIAM Illtbl
mucus. Richardson a or POITED TONGl‘h. R. .
ROIbYIIS. i-Io. can 27ciak., l i-J lb. can ..... ‘5C
Rev. It. .i. Thomson. former
in the Greens Farm (.‘llureh, ha
ills advent and
vivcs the rumors that he will
his pastorate.
Livingston RIISSPIInIS to pro
clly'ro‘urlll-lwlu ulls‘llm road to
Sunny lialc‘f'k
Old lnhubituni-“lthas boon for the
last iifty years. and i guess it In yet."
willdlanupolis News,
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain ll. llllbbllrd. of Mil-
"lirazilian Balm say.
He began just llkb
ford, Dot. says:
:cd my boy's Ilic.
cxlra slronl: dusk seals
GARDEN RAMS, mail:-
rigor:-
n and TOikt Stand5¢
soapdlsh.....l... ....
4493} 25.9 Blue Fame
"“3 "°" Wickiess Oil Stoves
050 9098 Another shipment of ill;
Ilrooklvn Automatic erklcss
[cc Chests! on. S’I‘OYIES. made with Muss
lCF. CIIESTS are here at fac-
tory pricct.
length
oil rcscnolr.
6 bill? 1.69. ....._
WHITE MOINTAIN 1.89 ,.23 1.49
or: \’II in olive oil: II c.: dolcn ..... ....
the one We lost with croup.
him a low doses. llc quicklydl‘oppcd
to sleep and was all ri ht in tho mor-
For solo by it. i. Plaistcd and
‘ til
i“. ll. llaxicr.
lilow.~—“llclnembcr.‘ my
“that charity covorcill a multitude of
i hope you‘ll be unusually gcll‘
el-ous ill your offering this morning.”~
llctroit Free l’rcas.
STIINI WAllis KITGS—
\\iill nickel-plated faucets:
3 gal. Spill. 4 gal. Sgul.
9's. 1.6 I53 1.39
Everyday Summer
~8TOP THAT COLD.
or it may result in Pneumonia.
zlliltn Balm is breaking up ‘Colds when—
ever tried. almost without exception.
Ill, 25, 500. and $1.0!) bottles.
ford. Baxter's or I’Iaistcd's.
LAWN Sl‘TTliliS. plaln.. 49c
The "iceberg" l; sclentltl‘ LAWN 5Eleh§. red 69c
cailv constructed from kiln. ,fi‘niciil,_551ni§-,----- ~ .
lirlcll ash timber. 2d. The" AMP UMIR‘J. with 21‘:
“Iceberg" Is finished Willi
handsome raised Clrvlnus.
3d. The “Irchelg” has lec- ,
movable Ice chamw and wooo llAY RAKES..... 29c.
removable waste pi . '. 4th. "01.5 I 156
The "Iceberg" is lit cd with ' """"" ,
I soil-clrsing llrlp campai-
va‘nllzc'u Iron shelvcsTand squif- . d
re a n In: rulers. le ' cc- .
berg" lathe luau sci Japan“
for to use ,durlnr
weather days and hlihii.
‘9 IGIJSS l [MUN JUICE EX’
alilciron. l5c. ........ Cl R R .
STI I' I ADDIER CHAIRS?
iicrthav—“And so Edith has made up
How did it happen?” Con.
stance—“Oh, you scc, It was the only
way ill which she could have another
quarrel with hlm.~v—-l,loston ’l‘anscript.
c
MANIJRI. r.)rxs........ 23c
AMMONIA. L‘ltll'll strong.
I-2 gallon size; rotile..
. . Willie channelled. -wmo‘ctc I-‘IIMIGAT.NG
"0- i “0' -' with pltchcr,bowland 98C 4C
uremia".
REFRIGERATORS
HAMMOCKS
WHITE MT. FREEZERS
SCREEN oooss
wmoow SCREENS
‘ CULTIVATORS
ONE-WHEEL HOES
TWO-WHEEL HOES
l:ATi:R.’lllNATOR,b~litic
morn CRYST" 5' luau.
Mlolc Milli. i
Nickel Bath Room
Furnishings.
ilo': atw Ir il'cd 1‘th loom
Two burners ........ 4.98
NP"! "URI“ ‘Illrcc burucrl ..... 6.75
”25in. I7ln. Win.4.95 (us STOVES up.)
With. Linlu. 25in. 5.98 b’lll’llk‘ls......,.‘.-...u 95C
: . 2 I‘. 2 LR. ‘ ~ ; ;
his. .141. .::.:, 7.33 thug-away 3.75
Ice Cream Freezers!
pally, ICE “chum: ' ' Japanncd outside, callan'zcll
FREEZERS, Jot. live. 1049 llncd.
cvlryliiln: In the iincol‘ bath
room furnish ngs ill nickel
Mr‘ c1 T(i\\’l’l. IlARS....
Tf)ll.l.T PAPER l‘lX'lldtiiSssc
SOAP I)l5lll€5....25c, 390
II'M"LI“.R HOLDI RS. '
Water Coolers.
iATll TIZIi SI‘ATS....'...
suowaa an
SPRAYS, co.- .......
or Buoming Grocery Department!
Notice how our Grocery Department is pushing rigid abradl it Is tile tail: of the
irulc—qes. oi the town. We have last added a fetching feature—die sale of ab-
solutely fresh. pure. tempting and wholesome Bread. CakI-s, Pics. Clullcrs.eic.
Cooling drinks are scmd ircc to anybody. Ordn tables have ten: installed for
the convenience oi our cuslonurs; You all order by mail. Icltphone. tel mph
or museum if you do not led like calling in urns. Every order
receives prompt atttniion. How does this Impala list strike you?
SARD'NESlCllaurcl'clIclhlgh-ISALMON. best quality lied
tsi quality French Sardines.
(Both Stone and Faucet Filters)
WATER COOLERS.
Wood Alcohol In any quantity.
In Paints, Varnishes, Shellacs, En.
amels, Stains, Etc., we are headquar-
Remember, Longman a Martinez
and Devoe's are the leading Paints for
house-boats, fences and floors,
and prices are low considering quality.
Comstock
MLW SOI‘SI’I) MACx‘HHL,
l'lckcris. Unllcnvoolls;
’t‘n‘liilc quality; I lb. ran
l.‘r; dun-n, Sill;
Alaska. l in. tallcau. "15
S \LMON. bcst Columbia kit-Cl
.steak salmon, l lb. fill no. team. Mn: ooml.$.‘.7§;
Ilia; noun, Still; hail In. in. can. -
,Watkilns
homo TURKEY or ilONLD :‘Itil‘lizn CIIICKI'N. NECK or
CHICKEN, Rirllardmn a Rob- :TlIHKH', it.
bins. lo2 lb. can, 21c, 38°
8: Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
BOUTH NORWALI‘.
«k R, lv‘.‘ lb. 24c
SI GAP. i—lll. 1V0!"
‘awn divcrtlscmcm entitled “Th
try Fair" on III(' Catholic Club gt
Norwalk. the last week ill Jul
benefit. of the. (Tlub. .
Vigilanl Engine Company . i
have held a clam bake. at Coml
day, but the rain put a stop to
posed festivities.
be set for the event. ;'
Maynard licWitt died hero Sn
and Sunday the remains we ,
to the home of his mother, Ill 3
port, from which funeral servi
hold yesterday afternoon. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Iiutlcr, of NM
who purchased the choudc’ P |
Fred Waters, of Hickory Bluff, was Church street. were in town it {
riding along Main street, opposite looking after thclimprovemcnt'
Charles W. Bell's residence. last Sat- made to their newly acquired "‘2'
‘ The remains of Dr. Benja a:-
one of the water lilcs I III ll th. drews, “1‘0. died,Thursday in
I I y g l o lyn. N. \'., were brought here
chain and crank of the bicycle were yesterday 3"“ interred in “‘0 5 ,
broken. Farms Congrcg
7 “Milly pl'ot. . .
T c to lowing oiliccrs of the. is
DARIEN‘NDNOROTON. ilrlll‘llls Y. P. S. C. E. have 5y.
- Thomas Britt has left them to “‘0“ ““0““:
John Iinggcrty. p y of tier: vice president, Miss Dorlt.
»El.iveryman George S. Bailey has MN“? “New” Mi“ Sadir-
traded his trotter. ‘ wood; treasurer. Mis
Miss Edith Mayne. who was ‘
place on a week‘s vacation. 1° Chauncey P- “055» Jr., last. ii" ‘
Mrs. J. C. Mather is'cx ectcd to ar- the daughter 0' R0“
rive home today from a hree wcoks' former pastor of Christ Churn e
visit at Syracuse, N.‘ Y. and well and favorably remem ' y
Giles Gregory. representing the the "“1“" mend“ She‘made i ‘t‘
Park-Davis Company, was in Darion port during her residence I19".
There is talk unions the tile _re
The MiascsEdwlna Knapp and Bios. of entering the Retail Clerks’ a:
sum Smith. of South Norwal‘k. are‘ Whether they WI” ally thems to}
guests of Miss Florence McDonald. ”‘9 Norwalk branch 0" m"?
of their own is at yet‘ a quest lit
the success of the movemon e-
where has aroused them to t at
of‘l‘liction.‘
hil for f h i
Cd yesterday, to be the guest of Rev. quite fie sum 22m“: 1193:1315 {:5 .30.
and Mrs. Herbert S. Brown for a few jected new library building, b p-
nears to be no nearer a rash an
The annual lawn party 01' the Darien ever. The association‘isfprone sh
Congregation! Church will be held matters. for. u is argued. adm
this year 0, July 15 on Dr. George H. could be built, the possibility. p at,
. . ‘ - , ' taining it is doubtful. _ ’ ‘
PS- Main. of Main street. Who, has has been a healthy public late in
the proposed enterprise, there we
CORN or SIICCOTASII (Floral).
best quail y. Mains packing.
can. be: per .
Bi) MICK. liUlTIJl.
“ 90¢ Flvgli‘ClMCk’ TEAS, GINGER
wraps. GRAHAM warlills.
OSWEJU, rt‘apbcrort. SAL.
duzcn...... .
a
TC M‘ATOES. (fulfil choice.
“"‘n 9‘1”“ i“ ‘ TINIS vxom wnrm
c“" m" “m" “““ 1'4oizrrlll’atns. ‘ fiORL’NTi .
NEW I'l‘AS, best fiarlv la r I: c tin - x.
Juno. do We: dozen 1’00'Icach...” ....... 20C
SEND FOR OUR COMPLETE GROCERY PRICE LIST.
Staking", Specials F .. It 3‘
Tiler: b not a let spate the remarkable offerings that have characterized on:
‘ For'lhbweck we will have a
spcdal in: on the lolloidnz had. no 'one. no matter how uninterested. ‘c‘annoi
but belmprmcd with ill: force _of these bargains. Tiny are really extraordinary.
Mixed Hair Mattresses l
. “ .. ‘ ‘ ..'.t‘kin-oncl
B: 1 MadelnACA c g .
atlonal ccmeter a
White Enaxhcl Iro
President Darw r- . ‘ .. .
Ilium: ENAME 'iaPN‘EnEEC-a
II rasvueun 8X ___.._.._.
ioo't'rail; all ,slmslzfis
':l .OOI' m...
Willisfirnflnfd WON cm— 5°25 6'00
llnr to rub sludle and
who's. filth Entgndcd lo v
. 4.25 335 . 7.75
WHITE EuMEL lRGN BED-4 >
Extra heavv pillars: brass nil "I" Elf 3022‘s“? iilAAlflfllifiér'j
and full mounts) extended 3" i‘. - ~
{ r 4.“ "”40 'iRrbStS-ymluc up Infant)
°° " -. (3,5.75l slri or NOVA. ticking—one
or we pans-regular value
“4.00 to 32230—3! the
$2.00 Pillows {0!} L35 following prices :
nttowsz—mm'ir - 3 i-aitafl
s Florence 55 r.
lost: all sizes; value
slit: Value 89.00.
MATTRE55E$.madc‘ lame. ‘ a» ,_ ‘5 H, ‘
Ltlki ; r2“ lire‘iiw ., , . ,
u. f. it“; .80 to 83.00. ‘ Summer Parlor Spits!
. .. singles?“ nipple, Rug Siii717‘3"pltoesydwltng
i ‘ """"‘"- ‘ hl§MMckl=-.regular10.oo
QMHESQS , utilized ln‘rpnning the rcadin' m.
ii ' ,A suggestion that possesses Irit
0%,.Imuaard. of Namibia want might wiselybe considered“ tin . .
the-construe Ion of a . ulldl hat
ghtlnot so, a rovenuv wt 5 for .
' "‘ccommodat as f l of
s and lib ry n and
chilly ‘ise
being‘compelled to", be r '
ow" evening mun. hostages.
Willhe'
: h '9‘
amp-than“
"’Mrs.‘Davl .
D. Warren scald
Dr. Lawrence , ,
.Yol'kv, lunar Infill. . arm:
ltoca union. on: law bcst bscm‘ ‘ (:cltmr sl-olr.
J l‘llWDliNFD SUGAR, i puunllnuu
flour. i-Il sack. 50a; pcr Ilar- 4
rah... ....................... 0
A few items of Canned \‘cgc- l IXTR‘A FlilliT Pl": ACIIIZS. I‘FAS. MW OLIVIS s :lrcicd, emuls-
ubies and Fruits at match- 1 Illi‘lliufl 5-3 "7 ""“l 2.10
8:.: Con.
FIVE O'CI.UL
BISCUIT, per pound.
If.“ prices.
Furniture Department since its ulatgémtni.
or two paris—
good all; of gust-mutt 3fodt~slih"' ’Jfootbin.
1*.» “iii‘hlti‘fi't‘lhfig‘s 10,00” 11,90"
—— or
Hittrcssrslnciaiéi ‘ “Did-1‘ ' Hootbln.
l?sr“§il'élf° s"li‘6l_z”r°."‘ll'lili 139,90; , » 15-70,, "
30254“. 4:00 . ~ N no 8Vl4.00,for..
' .1. t; in; -~ PARLOR. SUV in reed and
L“. 133...; . Guineas, iota}. shellac fin-1
“EB 5.50 rs"§l.:g:t‘xezqgoo
l . ,
MWSI’WhHM. Our
DUMIMJ SUGAR or I
BARGAINS:
Skill. iv). ga‘lou .....
reading books,
asxro arms, (c..- r. Icwisl,
and hangers,
cnutnc old fashion lioylon
BANQUET WAlliltS. ALBERT
brass Chandeliers,
: UNEIDABISCUITJUZUWAI'ERS
or lffiiitDAMlle'J dwell in a
customer with glo<
PracticalSense'llbirs. Stockyards~ ‘
"Well, why doesn’t she marry ‘hlill'i"
MissSplll-leI'Ill~-~“()ll, silo says mores"
a'stain on’hls family cscutchoon." Mrl.
Stuckynrdsw'WVoli. good, gracious!
Don't they” keep any servants who can
scrub?"~—Chlcago Ilaily Nch. . ,
DON'T] FAIL To TRY THIS.”
Whenever an honest trial ls given to
Electric llittors for any trouble it is re.
commended for a permanent cure will
surely be effected. it never fails to
tone the stom‘u'ch,‘ regulate the kidneys
and bowls, stimulate the liver, invig-
orate the nerves and purify the blood.
It's a wonderful tonic for run-down
a‘yatcms. Electric‘ Bitters positively
curus Kidney and Liver Troubles, Sto—
mach Disorders, Nervousnoss, Sleep-
lossness, Rheumatlsm. Neuralgla. and
cxpcls Malaria. Satisfaction guaran-
teed 'I)y F. If. Baxter. Only 60 Cent‘s":
. llobbio's ltoason.~thtio Bobbl— .
“Willie Smith wanted to tight I
mow. an' I wouldn't do it.” l’z‘l I
Mother-“That was perfectly l‘llll ,
Bobbie." Little Bobbie—“You bct‘; i;
did light with him wuncet an' be lick-
ed mo."—-Ohio State Journal. ; .
A
J
IF A MAN LIE TO YOU. '1
Ami say some other salve, ointment.
lotion. oil or alleged healer is as wood
as Buckien’s Arnica Salve, tell him.
thirty years of marvelous cures of
Files, Burns, lloils, Corns. Felons. lil-
cars, Cuts, Scolds, Bruises and Skin
Eruptions prove it's the bc'ft and
cheapest. 25c at F. H. Baxter‘s drua‘
store. “
“My grandmother,” she said. "was
married when she was fifteen and my
mother when she was seventeen."
“Do you think." he asked, edsinc .
little nearer to the door, “that this sort
of thing can be, hereditary?”—Chlca-
go limrord-llcrald.
NEED MORE HELP.
Often tllc over-taxed organs of diges.
tion cry out for help by Dsypcpsla's
pains, Nausea, Dizziness, Headaches,
liver complaints, bowel disorders. Such
troubles call for prompt use of Dr.
King's New Life Pills. They are gon-
tlc. thorough and guaranteed to cure.
25c, at F. ii. Baxter’s drug store. **
“Docs your husband suffer much.
with the felon on his finger?" we ask-
e‘d of the wife of the deaf and dumb
man. .
“Indeed," she answered. ”he is of~
tcu perfectly speechless from tho
pain."—Baltimore' American.
MOTHER ALWAYS KEEPS _lT
HA .
"My. mother suffered a long time
from distressing pains and general ill
health due primarily to indigestion."
says L. W. Spalding. Verona, Mo.."Two
yours ago I got her to try Kodol. She
grew better at once and now, at the
age of seventy-six. eats anything she,
wants, remarking that she fears no}
bad effects as she has her bottle of Ko-,
dol handy." Don‘t waste time doctoring
symptoms. Go after the cause. If,
your stomach is sound your health win
be good, liodol rests the stomach and
strengthens the body by digesting your
food. it is nature's own tonic. Clif—
ford Pharmacy. . ""
His First Shad——Little Willio (at a
I'l~stalll'ant)~Pal
Ills father—What It is, Willie?
Little Willicw—This planked sh'aii has
gauges, got lots of slivers in lt.—Judge.
of Old ,
tools and machinery, 2 large kettles, SAVES A WOMANS LIFE-
shalting To havc given up would have meant
various don-lb for Mrs. Lois Craig, of Dorches-
Highest prices paid for iron. ter. Mass. For years she had endured
steel, metals and i nk. Second hand untold misery from a severe lung tron.
~ bio and obstinate cough. “Often," she
ham Harris. Raymond St., South Nor- writes, “i could scarcely breathe and
walk. Close Saturdays. Phone 156-4. sometimes could not speak. mi doc~
lors and remedies failed till I used Dr...
Beautiful
Designs
Wail
Are sometimes hard to get. but there hard to km.“ from adding ,0 th'e‘mf:
things. nevertheless. _We
don't want to seem boastful, but we solutely safe. Acts immediately. Sure
rolling Cots.
rommo COTS—hardwood
frames-with double woven
top - substantial
made—value SI.So—-
for.................... .
FOLDING COT, ha r d w nod
top covered , with
stout duck canvas; size when
folded. 7 in. by b it. 4
in.; value $1.75, for
Single size 3 foot I. In. '
Hoot. ' Hoottim'.
. Sniping Rockers 1
MAPLE’EROCRER. «la inches
id ioublc reed.
c ml“ was thrown to us.
why we have the trade we do.,
Ealntlng, Paper Hanging. Decorat-
verandgchair. and 51 Valu-
able amulsltion to any Silll'h
mer home or hotcl;
value $3.9“. ior.....
MAPLE ROCKERS,
seal. red. grcpn or
HIGH nACK ROCKERS. with
large anus. maple frame and
read seat and back
«value $3.50. ion...
DOUBLE SEAT ROCKERS. for
porcuor lawn. teed melt and
unmade to solider $5.50.
in red and map
anlsh,.gocs...u;...
EEK?
, 10 Fll‘lt Avonde, EAST‘NORWAL‘K mote‘ easy, healthy action of (A hgw '
“ k'TeL‘Call 135-2.
King‘s New Discovery for Consump-
tion and was completely cured-‘5, Stif-
fercrs from Coughs, Colds. Throat and}
Lung Trouble need this grand remedy;
for it never disappoints. Cure is gnar.
anteed by F. H. Baxter. Price 500 and
$1.00. Trial bottles free. “"
A High Honor—"Peterson says he’s
very susceptible to heat," "Suscepti-
ble! I should say he was! Why he
holds the medal for being the first man
to be slinstruck in Much‘."—-Cleveland
I r Plain Dealer. , l
. = n.
‘“ a pe . ‘ ACTS IMMEDIATELY. ‘l
Colds are. sometimes more troubles
some In summer than in winter. it's Ed: ‘
while cooling off after exercise. Ono
Minute Cough Cure cures at once. Ab.
cure for coughs, colds. croup, throat
are proud of our stock. _We worked and lung troubles. Clifford Phargl; -
hard to get it. We didn't take what ‘
That is one reason
&C_V.
“Did you win a prize at th: horse,
Show?” , _
. “You bet 1 did. Will you be my best
man?"—5Harv,ard Lampoon. ; .
POSONING THE SYSTEM.
. It is through the bowels'thatlthe
body ls cleansed of impurities” Consti-
patioh keeps thesepoisons in the sys-
tem, canning headache, dullness and
unless a remedy is'ap'pliedl D‘eWitt's"
Little Early Risers prevent this troua
‘ ",, melancholia at first. then unalghtly
‘ am .. 'éruptions andfinally serious illness
ble_by stimulating the liver and prev
éls.“ These little‘pllls (lo-not a tf‘vio
lently but‘by strengthening the bowels
enable them 'to‘perform their own.
. . ..:. ., ,. Hts, Restaurant
{Chase’s deliverédfrcé ,‘ ‘ wilhelp‘ yiéuro malteashéppinz trip;
and cash pu‘ ,_ ‘ ‘10 z , ulterpleqsaui...:flhe?food“is palatabi
to your- Mimi station ‘9', in l ‘ all land courteous n
. “W’fli . asrvrepro p. qt
' "l" house, it In gm“ fair! the prices moderate. Cu Ijot days it
. r ‘ dby our Express Delivery. . ‘5 litiiililiiiiiiy" C0011“ éom'oriabls.
25c
m-a‘u n~u=u£
, has considerable power when spout
"of New Castle,
"in: years with
. Used cowboys great dis-
apd patching. I‘t‘riad everything
6' hear of. but nothing helped ,me.
' . . - . . , took Brazilian salami out so
' blitz: 23:52; iii: an -‘ at bottle cured meioompletely.
25
25 ‘
25 ‘ 1
25¢ all- sports, No remedy equals Bd-
as or
25c s rious consequenrss. For cums.»
4- 935i“. P13 month 05‘!" '
8 lbs. ,Iulrz‘otihl.1 Runes.
2" lbs. Mpbnmifqnshss.
A. .llivnporited Apples,
EPIalsted'andFJ}; .‘ “ ‘ , 4.;va- .
work.. .chor 'gripe or distress. Cliff ;
fordPharniacy. " ‘
Her Own Hatrdresser. -—M_rs,
lor—-I)o you enjoy a private chaliffou‘l‘.
' 1 Mrs. Gotrlscntwick-No, i always do
up my hair mucus—Ollie Staten:
‘ VACATION DAYS;
c
.t
0
n
e“ accidents ind nth] "toé’nrost. outfit
' 0
Witt“; when Hazel salve tectonic“
stopping pain or removing danger;
a .
Norwalk Chronicler