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Your Cream Orders
we deliver all goods
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51 WASHINGTON STREET.
Localleuslules‘
'l'he telephonefi— call for the branch of
flee of The Evening Sentinel In Nor
walk I: No. 44. ~
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Joseph Connors, or the Germanic
Hotel. is 11] today and oil duty.
~——-All styles Derbles. O'Brien'e.
Svec‘s Orchestra and quintette will
hold rehearsals next Sunday after-
noon.
Owing to the storm last evening,
Lowe' s Orchestra (lid not go to Roton
Point to furnish music
«All flavors of Fr csh Candy, 7c lb.
M. S. Smith & Co. .
Cockenoe Tribe. 1. 0. 11%.. of Nor-
walk, will confer the ch ’3 degree,
this evening.
Fred Setnnidt. formerly of the Ger-
munia Hotel, in Railroad place. is quite
ill at his home in Brooklyn. .
mli‘ancy Florida l’ineapplee,
1102. F. l). Lawton & Co.
Charles A. 13. Pratt, of Nor-walk. en»
tertainqd Miss Martin and Mr. Beard-
wurd. at. the Hotel Clifford, last evon~
lug.
.Morris Epstein, the East Norwalk
grocer. came out on the streets this
morning with 11 handsome new delivery
wagon.
—~«Crash Yacht Caps. O'Brien'e.
Rev. Joseph l.. Guernsey, of llarleu.
will preach in the. West Norwalk Un~
ion Chapel Sunday afternoon. at 3:30
o'clock.
l’. Allehough. repnesenting the
1 lion-emu e Swift Machine Company, of
New York. is in Smith Nor-walk on
business.
—~(_‘alilornia Plums, 2
l). Lawton ll Co.
The north—hound l’ittefleld express
killed a dog yesterday afternoon. near
the Water street, Norwalk, railroad
crossing.
The New York Grocery Company‘s
advertisement is very interesting this
week. butteruise. Best Elgin at very
reasonable prices.
. ~—Another trig lot short end Taffeta
Ribbons for Sat. and Mon. M. S
Smith & Cow's
Give you money a chance and it will
earn more. A. 1.. Duncan Room 1
Lauder block uould like d. have a
talk with you on 1111 cstmcnt seeu1itles<
Williaru' W. Taylor. the furniture
man at Sturterunt‘s store, went to New
York this morning, with Mr. Sturt'evnnt
to purchase their full line of furniture.
Dr. Dick’s Medicine cures Malaria.
Waists and skirts at the Boston
store are selling at one- -half thciz
north. There is a large ad. in today‘ a
issue that will interest you. Look it
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Homer Lawrence tool: a bad header
from his bicycle. yesterday afternoon.
under the Washington street bridge
The front. wheel caught in, the trolley
track. ills hands were cut,nnd bruise
ed.
~\'ery few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the Imperial Crown It
has been sold for 10 years and over
and is now considered one or the stan-
dard brands. -
The South Norwnlh Water Commls
sinners are hating two sup Iy pipes
laid in the rear of the holdings in
Washington street. to reach property
owned in Snort: it Corbett and Alfred
E Austin.
The. funeral of Jesse Milton Langley.
son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Lang-
ley. of Wilton avenue. was held this
afternoon, Rec. 1‘. DeWitt Taimage
\‘anDor'cn officiating. interment was
in. Riverside Cemetery. .
The seleetmen went to Broad ttirer
this morning and examined the work
being done by Contractor John Farrell.
la. The contractor has not yet 5111:»
ceedéd in striking a solid bottom for
the west side abutment there still he
' his much calcium! to contend with
The pump has I) and the pit
which is being due is filled with out
or When full It mice thirty-ire min
ates to pump it out. (hummer Fan-
nilla is at the oeledqnene once this
anemone: conferring with them about
thework. '
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qts.. 25c F.
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$6 and $7 Suits,
$I5 Panamas at $8.
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Men 5 Suits, which sold from $6 to $l0,
- T wo—piece Deuble Breasted. age 8 to l6.
former price $2.50 to $3.00. sale price,
Russian Blousd'Surts. age 3 to 8.
tormer price, $3. 50. sale price.
Boys’ Bicycle Pants. lormer price. SI 50,
Itican Palm and All Other Braid $l I9.
1 Split Scnnels. Rough and Readv.
ONE
$4.39
1 HOW
Men’s Suits, which sold from $l2 to $20.
now $3-59
Children’s: Department.
It rs not a question oi how much loss we will take. but how soon we can unload goods in this department
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Oi Men’s Spring and Summer Clothing to be sold at a great sacrifice.
Now 150113 time we commence to unload our summer stock to make room for Fall goods. Evervbody come to see
'em Our policy 13 never to carry over goods at anv sort 1t a generous sacrifice will move them.
Men 5 Suits. which sold from $l0 to $l5,
$9. 89
HOW
Youths’ Long Pant Suits, ages IS to 18.
4 " now $495.
. $8 and SW Suds,
Following are the pi‘lces:
£1.48
$1.48
' Custom , :D
Two-piece Double Breasted Suit. age 8 to l6
former price. $3. 50 to $5 00. sale price,
Two-piece Double Bleasted Suit. age 8 to ill,
'iormer price. $5 to $6, sale price,
13%
. . sale price.
apartment.
All the Newest Patterns In Spring and Slimmer Flannels which originally sold for
$20 to $23, we wrll now make to your mehsure for
Balance of 01118111111 Hat Stock Must 00.
First of the season our sale of Straw Hats was enormous.
but the weather has not stood back of us. so here they go
t Site.
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$3 and $4 Puerto Rican Palms and Fine Split Straws at SI. 89. $2 and 2 50 P 1
Si 50 Fine Split Sonnets. Rough and Ready, at 89c. 3 uer o
50c and 75c Hats at 38c. -
Negligee Shirts.
This week we wdi close out a lotot our 50c Negligee Shirts at 39c.
Remember we are headquarters for all kinds of hot weather wearables.Bath1ng Suits. Crash Suits Alpaca Coats.
. White Duck Pants, Fahv Hosiery, Light Wright Underwear, and every thing to keep man or boy cool.
COMSTOCK BROS
I4 South Main St." Souti Norwalk. Tel. 36-2.
We consequently placed large duplicate orders,
25c Hats at l3c.
Masonic Burldlne. Norwalk. Tel. 76-12.
$6.89
HOW
$2.48
$3.48
$16 50
SI.00 Fine
,
Judge Joseph R. Taylor went to New
York this morning. on business. .
-—See the. bargains in llosiery and
t'nderuoar lt1r Sat. and \ion. for 71:.
ill. S. Smith & Cu.
James Lutllatn. one of the clerks at
Olsen Brothers shoe store is able _to
be around again, utter several days”
illness.
”California Plums 2 (its...
D Lawton 51 Co. 1
The board of selectmen neat to
Blood River this morning. and in-
spected the pork being done on the
Four Bridges. by Contractor John Fan.
zilla.
bMen‘s Duck Hats. O’Brien's.
if your Fountain pen doesn't work.
ta '9 it to William P. Beers. the Nor-
\r h stationer. and haw; it exchanged
for a Waterman. on the 25 per cent.
basis.
-—l.ook in our Kitchen llep‘t Bar-
gains for Ye. Sat. and Men. M. S.
Smith E: Co.
The "Dreadnought“ one of the Rudel
oister steamers was at the Rowland
oyster dock last night cooling. This
morning she went to Long island to
work on the beds there.
—-Fancy Florida Pineapples.
lot. F. D. Lawton & Co. \
Michael Douxherty washetore the
Norwalk Town Court. yesterday. charg-
ed with non‘support of his wiles lie
F.
2513.
her $2.50 per week for her support.
Secure your tickets for the Ario‘n ex-
cursion to North Beach. Sunday. as
and children. twenty~five cents.
Mayor George B. Benton, of Kor-
meeting fof the city {or next Friday
night, to take action in regard to the
changes in the fire house:
311% to purchase horses Councilman;
tit-imman. chairman of the tire com-
mittee. has been securing estimates
of the costs of the changes and will
he ready to report to thezmeoting.
KEEP A l00A 00T
WATCH THIS SPACE F63 BAB-
was released on a bond of 875 to pay.
they are limited. Adults. any cents
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walk, has; called the adjourned special ,,
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We bellow in buying
Buy Oats That's
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When i went into the
my whole heart and strength.
best service and best grain"
things—quality and price—quality first.
holding our customers from year to year.
Reliability is everything in business.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
grain business i did so with
as promise; was to "giro the
your patronage on just tw‘wo
the best grain and therefore
Clean.
Waternausldeal Waterman 1101111111111
mFountain
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49 Wall St.
The best 111 the world
25 Per Cent Allowed on Your Old Pen
est Stock of Pens 1n Town
Iliam P. Beers
Norwalk. com
A FEW BATHING SUITS LEFT.
$.25 kind for 75¢.
$1 Suit cut to 50¢.
Job‘lot of, 35c box 0: Paper for
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OUT 1111 BASEBALL 90003.
:1 Hits. 65c; 50!: Hits. 330; 25c Nita.
181:; $1.50 and £1.25 trails. Eric; 81 and ,
51.111113 50c: 3:. Masks :1 35; 31
“Willie; 50: Masha 351:; 350 Enrol.
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Genuine ‘
Tiltz Aeltl Polish
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DOES NOT SERATCH.
“Female” is :1 basic and there is
also a liouid torus. ,
In an as small as We the.
. Wehayeoverymfloormlfor
aim and elite. ‘59:: per gallon.
A momma: muwm co.
”iFranl l} Fallen
.Uticipoleayeryplenmttrip.
PLUMBING.
sneer,
no: 111111511.
MD on
”nine.
. . ‘aur! Zinc. . ‘
3} 50 South Main smu.
I South Remark. coon.
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The Crofnt o Knapp hat manufac
tory closed down today until next
Tuesday.
The schooner Elizabeth Washbum
with a cargo of Havemra' brick. in at
Raymond Bros. dock.
St. James Day was observed by a
special nert‘ice at St. Paulo Church.
this morning It 10 o'clock.
~0rgang. Sill each. J. W. Studereil
eodor‘e Knapp and A. F. Hinton
lea-re toniomw morning for New.
on to remain a couple of weeks.
The will of The late Franklin 1).
Stevens formerly principle] 01 the Wm
Norwalh school, will be admitted to
probate Monday afternoon.
—~Duniapv Style- Stnvn. O'Brien's.
Captain lineup. of the Salvation
Army, returned ta'his work at Middle.
(on today. Mr Whammy
sitting Captain Elena in the local
for the put Jew teen. ‘
like Sadie E. Boiler-ell and Miss Mayw
trol-
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Two Murders.
On Friday. Juiv lllth. at 7 a. m.. one 111 ‘
occurred at the store of WlLLlS H.
LECK, 48 and 50 Wall street, Norwal‘,
the other at the store of SELLE
PRICE. 98 Washington 'street. South
walk. Prices cut so badly on Straw
that they cannot possibly live at our ,
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Hats that sold at 25 and 481: are cut t, ifl,
$l’00 and $l.25 Hats are now 59c.
$1.50 and $2.00 hats are marked 98c.
Our $2.50 and $3.00 French Palm Pam
you can buy for $l.49.
Sellllk 81 Print,
98 Washington Street,
1 SO. NORWALK.
- Suggestion for Picnic and Dating Lunch
Ham to.- boiling, email, height, lean. Sardineo, 51:, 11c. 10c. 1411
Will out In two‘ it wanted. Whole, All aorta. .
151/21: lb. Cut,16c lb. ‘ . ! Pot Cheese, fresh home made, 1
Shoulders. nice ones, 124: lb. " :and nice, 2 for Se. _ l .
Dried Beef. We think we sell more; Williams Bros: fancy Mixed
of this article than all stores in town i Plcklee, real good,12c bottl
combined. People come here and geti Anderson's Jame, all sort, We 1|“
fine beet, thin sliced: juet what theyl Pineapple Chunks, in tin, 18c
want. Any quantity from So worth up. l Old Fashioned Ginger more,
Boned Chicken, Star brand. 25c. ilb. cal-tone, 10c.
Peanut Butler in any quantity. l At your service,
Lorenzo Bib»
Neither Age Nor Youth .»
In e‘iempt from eye trouble: and defective vision. Headache. Ey A
Blurring of the Print, are some of the most frequent symptoms. .
have any eueplclon of trouble with your eyes, we'll examine the
and furnish Proper Glasses Properly Adjusted when required. ’ I
Smoked uGlasses for the Seashore.
O. B. JACKSON,
GRADUATE OPTIOIAN
SI WALL STREET.1| NORWALK, .1 7
CONCRETE,
ASPHAL I"
CEMENT
All TIFICIAIL
and FLAG
Walks Recovered. Curbs Reset ' Gutters
GIVE 11' “A CHANCE.
Your money will earn money it you give it a chance 8600 it:
through air in November 111111.111 now paying 310 a month in dividend‘e‘
the purchase price of the investment shows 100 per cent. profit. You"
better than that. Buy Haslett stock he tore it is listed on the New Y
her. You will make more than 11111 per cent. profit. and receive I.
dividend of more than 310. You can in rest by making weekly or in 1 -
meats. Amounts of 82.50 and upwards received; Write for parlicultro
l. L. DUKCIN. Inveltnmn Seaman
ROOM 1. LAITDEE BLOCK. ' . 801118 N
”WW ._ Steak Cod, ‘
BRIDGE P°"°°“
Haddock.
' Soft Shell Crabs,60c t
F I SH
MARKET
rel»
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Wea'k Fish, native can .
morning.
All other kinds of Ft"
at lowest price"
Manufacturer: or
IMPROVED ‘ "
-Soda and Minerél
Norwalk Chronicler