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Your Cream Orders
we deliver all goods
promptlu
51 WA8HINGTON STREET.
‘ potatoes
,sale at Howiunri's.
Collin. of Spring street.
2 erira held a regular
”Ween called for tomorrow morning. at
' will install the .ollicers of St. Peter‘s
lurallrrr bias
The telephone call for the branch .11.
lice of The Evening Sentinel In Nor-
‘ walk I: No. 44.
Miss Annie Darrchey, of Taylor uve—‘
nae. who has been ill._is Improving.
Joseioff is selling. Tennessee Rose
for twenty cents per peck.
~~l_)unlap Style Straws. O'Brien's.
Cocltonoe Tribe. 1. 0. It. M.. of Nor—
walk conferred the chief's degree last
night.
.Iohn Sulll’en who went to i’onnd
Ilidce for his health is reported as
,1tllrig along nirel}
Palestine Castle A. 0. K. of M. C.
will hold a meeting Monday night, to
transact routine business. -
Waterman’s Ideal fountain pens are
2 considered to he the best in the world.
William 1’. Beers husIthem.
Tho schooner Betty is at King's End,
Darlen. with a load of Rockaway beach 1
white sand for Raymond Bros.
Tonight is the last for the rrriil end
There will be
some great windup bargains.
' John Conroy died Thursday. at the
Soldiers” Home. Noroton. The remains l
were. taken to New York this morning.
Miss Mamie Barty, of Franklin are-
one Nownlk, left this afternoon for 112
Your \reeks' visit uitIh friends in Dan
bury. '
Tire ready-two wear garments at the
Boston Store. will certainly appeal to
your better judgment See what the
ad. says ‘
Shirt waists are the popular thing
at. the store. of the D M Road Com
pany at present. Iltoad the ad. in to-
day a issue.
Mr. 11nd Mrs. A. N. Lawrence. at
Stamford, will be the guests over the
Sabbath of Mr. and Mrs. George W.
Upr‘ ightPIano for
51.1%." W. Stud
Alreat bargain:
$175; runner prior. "7
\1 oil.
Neighbor Camp. Woodmen, 0! Am
meeting last
night, but transacted only routine busi-
ness. There was 11 fair attendance of
members.
A special meeting of Pioneer Hook
and Ladder Company; of Norwalk. has
11 o'clock. Every member is expected
to be present.
District Deputy Stephen J. O’Brien
Y. M. C. A. and the Young; Men's 'l‘cm
perunce and Literary Society, of Dan
bury, tomorrow.
Quartermaster Sergeant ill. F. lit-its.
or Company I). and about :1 dozen as-
sistants were busy at the armory. last
night, preparing theoompany outfit:
for camp Week at Manila. 1
~Alplne Straws. O‘Brion's.
The funeral of Antonette 11., the in-
fant. child of Mr. and Mrs. Anton
Knntz. of 22 Lowe street was held at
10 o‘clock this morning. Interment
was in St. Mary’s cemetery.
'Rev; R. P. Kretmann, at Stamford.
will occupy the pulpit in St. I‘eter‘ 5
German Church in North Main street
tomorrow. The Service will commence
2 at? :30 o‘clock in the evening.
Gilbert Hastings. bookkeeper in the
South Norwalk ofltce of the Connecti
11111 Railway & Lighting Company.
leavesMonday on a week‘s vacation.
_‘ which he will spend in Albany and 0th.
II or cities in New York state.
The. Boozers’ Commedian Club held a
' ._ regular meeting, last nightmt the War-
wick hotel. and made arrangements to
hold an outing the latter part of Aug-
1 net. A committee was appointetd to
wait upon Landlord O'Suliivan. at the
Burton House, and arrange for a shore
dinner 1
—-‘Look in our Kitchen Dep‘ t.. Bar
gains for 71:. Sat. and Men. M. S.
Smith & 00.11
Bernard Flynn, the well known Nor
«1111111 piano salesman, will play first
base this afternoon for the Darlene in
their game with the Greenwich nine at
‘ Greenwich. The Dar-lens tor a long
king :11: a good first
time have beenl
’ hare the
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' right, man. 1 I
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ONE
TON
of Men 5 Spring and Summer Clothing to be sold at a great sacrifice.
Now rs the time we commence to unload our summer stock to make room for Fall goods. Everybody come to see
’em Our policy rs never to carry over goods oi anv sort it a generous sacrifice will move them.
Men 5 Suits, which sold trom $6 to $I0.
$4. ‘39
IIOW
Men 3 Suits. which sold from $I2 to $20
Men’ 5 Suits.
$9.89
- "OW
which sold from $I0 to $I5.
$6.89
HOW
Youths’ Long Pant Suits, ages IS to 18.
$6 and $7 Suits,
Two-piece Double Breasted age 8 to I6. A
former price $2. 50 to $3. 00. sale price,
Russian Blouse Suits. age 3 to 8.
lormer price. $3.50. sale
Boys’ Bicycle Pants. lorrner price SI 50,
now $3-59
$8 and SW Suits.
"‘ I‘iOW‘
Children’ 5 Department,
It rs not a question oi how much loss we will take, but how soon we can unload goods In this department.
Following are the prices.
Two- -piece Double Breasted Suit. age 8 to I6.
tormer price. $3. 50 to 85 00.52119. price, $2 48
i I 48
hrice. $L48 A
Two-piece Double Breasted Suit. age 8 to 16.
former prite, $5 to $6, sale price.
691:
sale price.
$495
$3.48
$I5 Panamas at $8.
Custom Department.
All the Newest Patterns to Spring and Summer Flannels, which originally sold for
$20 to $23. we wrll now make to your measure for
Balance of 011311-11 Hat Stock Must '60.
First of the season our sale of Straw Hats was enormous.
but the weather has not stood back of us, so here they go.
A $3 and $4 Puerto Rican Palms and Fine Split Straws at SI. 89
1 Rican Palms and All Other Brards $I.I0.
Split Sennets.1Rough and Readv. at 59c.
SI 50 Fine Split Schnets. Rough and Ready. at 09c.
50c and 750 Hats at 381:.
We consequently placed large duplicate orders,
$16.50
$2 and 5250 Puerto
$I.00 Fine
25c Hats at BC.
Negligce Shirts.
This week we wrll close out a lot at our 501: Negligee Shirts at 39c.
’ The Boys' Athletic 011111,
town avenue, hold a very successful
tor-noon and netted quite :1 sum of
tie. purposes.
walk drug store Hubert F.
manager of the Cliilord Pharmacy.
~—Don‘i fail to attend the Te sale. at.
.‘vI. S. Smith & Cola.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union held their regular weekly meet-
lug yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Jo
seph Richards at her home In Chestnut
street. Routine business was transact
ed and n devotional service was held.
It was voted to hold an outing to Roton. '
next Friday in place ol the regular
monthly social at one of the member 11
houses. They will spend the entire at
ternoou at the Point.
-—Full line Straws. O‘Brien’n.
Complaint has been made to Street
Commissioner Martin Kellogg. of Nor
walk. that boys are stealing the plants
and flowers in the mounds in the city
parks and greens. Some of the guil-
ty parties are known and it is probe.
ble that it any more of the thievory
goes on arrests will follow. It is not
known what will he doneabont the
cases of'the parties who are known to ‘2
have taken some of the flowers. 2
~See the bargains in Hosiery and
Underwear for Sat. and Mon. for 70.
M. S. Smith& Co.
At the national convention of HI-
11111111111111 at Denyin- Father Kennedy
of Waterbury, was the chairman of
the Committee. on resolutions and
through his alerts the finest set of
resolutions over presented were enact.
ed. The Connecticut delegation w
the greatest factor of all the sta
represented in altering the constitu‘
tion. M. J. McNerney. of South Nor-
I4 Swill Main St. South Norwalk. 1Tel. 36-2.!
mm) .o...‘.'r1'"“"2‘
of New-
show In its gymnasium yesterday at .
money which will be used for gymnas— 1
Charles E. Merritt, clerk in the.Clil. ;
ford Pharmacy. resigns his position ,
tonight and tomorrow will enter upon ;
his duties as clerk in J. A. Riggs’ Nor. 1I
Pierce.
late ,or the Grittin Pharmacy. East Nor. ,I’ ‘
walk, will assist Stanley St. John. the 2
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Telephone Connection
When I went into the grain business I dirtso with
my whole heart and strength. .
One of my first business promises was to “give the
best service and best grain.”
We base our claim to your patronage on just two
things~quailty and price—quality first.
We believe in buyingIthe best grain and therefore
holding our customers from year to year.
Reliability is everything in business,
Buy Oats That’s Clean.
MANUEL T HATCH.
walk ‘was the Fairlie-Id County dele-
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store and others.
Masonic 31111111112, Norwalk. Tel. 76-12.
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Watermansldeal Waterman 1111111111 Pens
The best in the world I
25 Per Cent Allowed on Your Old Pen
Largest Stock oi Peas in Town
William P Bears
49 WaliSt.
Norwalk.2Co_nn
I
Genuine I 1.
Pair Metal Polish
DOES NOT SCRATCH.
"Pomade" is a paste and there is
also 1111111111 form
.in cans as small as 100 also.
We have 9. very fine Fidor Oil for
501: Inst gnarl
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‘ honours: ‘
Remember we are headquarters for: all kinds of hot weather wearables, Bathing Suits. Crash Suits. Alpaca Coats.
White Duck Pants. Fancv Hosiery, Light Weight Underwear, and every thing to keep man or boy cool. "
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Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street,
South Network, Conn.
T:olophone 121-8.
Miss Anna Tenhagen, of New
York. is the guest. of Mrs. Alson 0
Smith, of Day street.
A daughter has been born to Mrs.
Edward O'Hara of East Bridgeport.
formerly of South Norwnlk.
L. St. John Roster, of Norwalk, was
in New York yesterday and saw the
Brooklyn defeat the Giants.
The Rev. Alexander Hamilton, of
NewtoWn avenue. will ol'iiciate Sunday
in Christ Church Stuttord.
The Rev. flower-d Taileld, 111 Dela-
field. Win. {will preach tomorrow at
10:30 a. m. in St. Paul's Church. . ,
William Flnherty? wrrr resign his in
2sition tonight as clerk in the Norwark
branch of the New York Grocery to
accept a position as machinist with
the MoKihhln Maputacturing Com-
thtracllo In this
very troublesome rind be Is 11pm:-
abntnient. than he was 111111111111 ego.
Temperance Hall
Raymond Br
5 through us in November,1901, is now paying $10 a month in dividen
* the purchase price of the investment shows 100 per cent. profit“. Yo
went to Broad River ‘ 2
this morning with the intention or ex- 2. .
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ohn flotilla. ‘
1y no neuter lurid bottom for the veatII
the honest or the.
OnIFri‘day. JuIv I8th. at 1 a. m.. one mill“
occurred at the store of WILLISHMSW
' . LECK, 48 and 50 Wall street. Norwal a,
the other at the store of SELLEC"
PRICE, 98 Washington street. ,Soutiilrlo
walk. Prices cut so badly on Straw " ’
that they cannot possibly live at ourst
Hats that sold at 25 and 4§c are cut I019
$I'00 and $l.25 Hats are now 59c.
$l.50 and $2.00 hats are marked 98o; '
Our $2.50 and 53.00 French Paim'Parr :
you can buy for $149. ' '
rims H. sun 2
4a and so Wally-it‘d.
NORWALk- '
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98 Washington Street.
, SO. NORWALK.
5
At The “Model Groc‘
Suggestion, for Picnic and Outing Lane]: .
‘ Him for boiling, small, bright, learn; Sardines, 51:, 8o. 10c, I40; 1
Will out In two If wanted. Whole, All sorts.
159211: lb. Cut.16e lb. I Pot Cheese. fresh home ma
Shoulders, nice ones, 121: lb. Eand nice, 2 for 51:.
Dried Beef. We think we sell more Williams Bros.’ faner Milled out
of this article than all store: In town Pickles, real good. 12c bottIo. ,
combined. People come here and get Anderson's Jame, all sort, 109 In,
fine beef, thin elloedtjuet what they Pineapple Chunks, In tin, 1.06- “
want. Any quantity frorn be worth up. Old Fashioned Ginger Weforb,
Boned Chicken. Star brand, 25c. lb. cartons, 10c.
Peanut Butter in any quantity. At your service.
Lorenzo Drbbl
*Neither Age "of Youth
In exempt from eye troubles and defective vlelon. Headache, Eye:
Blurring of the Print. are some of the most frequent symptoms. I!
have an} suspicion of trouble with your eyes, we'll examine them A
and furnish Proper Glasses Properly Adjusted when required.
Smoked Glauc- for the Seashore.
O. B. JAKE KSON ,
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Walks Recovered. Curbs Reset. Gaffe}:
GIVE 11' II CHANCE.
Your money will earn money it you give it a chance. $500 In H. .1
better than that. Buy Musick stock before :1 is listed on the New Yer-11' ‘
ket. You will make more than 100 per cent. profit and receive at tho
dividend of more than $10. You can invest by making weekly or 11111111111 "
merits. Amount: 0132.50 and upwards received. Write for partlcul
, A. L. DUNCAN. Investment Securities
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turnover: 2 2 ‘ ”
Soda and Mineral Waters
Birch Beer Lemon Soda, Groom Soda.
. Smelter-lilo 1100th Blood 0:,
use. XX Ginger Ale,
. Into Cream 9011mm
. 22.. Nerve Tonic. 2 x 2
Dodo-Water and Root Beer Implied ilII
honoring. Butternut! ,
Web! in Syphon. '
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Norwalk Chronicler