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Bi WASHINGTON STREET.
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Locallew Votes.
The telephone call for the branch of-
fice of The Shining Sentinel In Nor-
walk Is No.44.
"I. G. Hamiltonls In New Canaan, to-
day, 011 business.
er. and Mrs. Homer B. Hoyt spent
yesterday In Ne wrork city.
The Y. M. C. A. orchestra will re-
"‘hearse tomorrow evening.
Samuel Maikin has been ill at 111s
home in Main street, Norwulk.
The South N01walk Qua1tetio Club
will 101111111 se tommrow evening in Ger
mania Hall.
LcCrnnd Snyder and
Mr. Srnlth
, wheeled io Bridgepmt yesteulay and
spent the day with friends
E. K. Banks emphasizes in his adv.
his special sale of linen towels and
towoiing. Towels at 12151:.
“The schooner “J. Hammond" is at
Ring‘s End, Darlen, with a cargo of
, brick for Raymond Brothers.
~Organs, $10 cam. J. W. Studwell.
J, Gartner, 39 South Main street,
wishes you t’ounderstand that he tail-
or‘s for ladies as well as for men.
A. C. Cuneo, of the wholesale fruit
111m of H. C. Schneidci & Company, of
New York, spent Sunday in South Nor-
walk.
The South Nor walk Y. M C A. will
so to Greenwich next Saturday and
play the strong baseball team of that
place.
Two new four hundred gallon tanks
are being placed In ‘the oyster steamer
“Commander,” which lives at John H.
11 erris' dock.
George Phillips and family have
moved from Raymond street to the
house next to Elmer H. Nash’s in
North Main street. ‘ .
Mrs. L. V. Hubbard, who has been
the guest of her son, Rev. A 11.111111-
bard, of Rowayton, returned to her
homctin Shelton today.
Miss Susie Seymour will entertain a
party of friends at the Knob this at-
ternoon in honor of her guest, Miss
Marion Starr. or Danbury. ,
The Barbers’ Union will hold their
regular semi monthly meeting tomor-
row evening at Gustave l’itzei‘ s barber
shop, on Washington street
‘Dr. Dick’s Medicine ,curcs Malaria.
Mrs. Andrew Leary was removed
from her home in Railroad avenue yes
terday afternoon to the Norwalk l-ios
pitai. She is suffering from typhoid
fever
Sven Brothers played with Lowe s
orchestra at Roton l’olut yesterday, at
the first Sunday afternoon concert of
the season. The program was much
enjoyed
Mrs. Alida Allenyand daughters, Zu-
elln and Ziola, of Maple street Nor-
walk. returned last night from 11 two
weeks’ vacation trip with friends on
Long island.
A Dickerman & Son call attentioa
to the special opportunity their factory
sale oliers in muslin underwear This '
is of course only one of the money
saving items of this sale.
Trunks and bags, needs of one’s va-
’ cation journey; form the greater por»
.-tion of Howiand's advertisement to-
day.
The prices quoted make
_ story rather fascinating.
Lane’ s Ice cr‘eam is pure because the
1 maker takes every precaution In pre-
‘ venting conditions otherwise.
The
surety of the purity is the cause of
many seeking this brand of Ice cream
in Norwalk last week there were
fourteen real estate sales, and mort-
gages aggregating $24 255 were re-
corded.
~ Harry Benedict and Harry Bartram,
of Norwalk, and Charles Hosegood. or
East Norwaik. wheeled to Pleasure
Beach Bridgeport, yesterday. and wit—
nessed the twenty re mile motor pac-
ed bicycle races. ‘
Hartford. this morning. -
be home orslher mother
the '
Fort the week in July, 1901, y
‘ . there were {Our sales, and mortgages
, of $5.100 ‘
ONE TON
Oi Men’ 5 Spring and Summer Clothing to he sold at a great sacrifice. 1 .
e Iii
$6 and $7 Suits.
Men’ 3 Suits, which sold from $6 to $I0.
iiOW
ITOW
$8 and $I0 Su1is,
Now 15 the time we commence to unload our summer stock to make room for Fall goods. Everybody come to See
Our policy iS never to carry over goods oi anv sort it a generous sacrifice will move them.
$4 39 Men’sSuits,
Men' s Suns. which sold from $I2 to $20.
which sold irom $l0 to $I5,
$9. 89
Youths’ Long Pant Suits, ages 15 to i8.
now $3'59
now $4. 95
$6.89
HOW
Russian Blouse Sults, age
Childrcns Department,
It is not a question 01 how much less we will take, but how soon we can unload goods 111 this department.
Two-piece Double Breasted. age 8 to I6.
former price $2.50 to $3.00. sale price,
3t08.
lormer price. $3. 50, sale price.
Following are the prices:
11.48
$M8
Boys Bicycle Pants. iormcr price SI 50.
sale price
Two—piece Double Breasted Suit. age 8 to I6.
Iormer price. $3. 50 to $5 00 sale price,
Two-piece Double Breasted Suit. age 8 to l6.
iormer price, $5 to $6, sale price
69c
12-48
$3.48
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Custom Department.
All the Newest Patterns 111 Spring and Summer Flanncis which originally sold for
$20 to $23. we w1li now make to your measure for
0
$16. 50
$I5 Panamas at $0.
Rican Palms and All Other Bralds $I.I9.
Split Sennets. Rough and Ready. at 59c.
50c and 75c Hats at 38c.
Balance of 0111 8111111 Hat Stock that Go. 1'
First of the season our sale of Straw Hats was enormous.
but the weather has not steed back of us. so here they go.
$3 and $4 Puerto Rican Palms and Fine Split Straws at SI. 89.
SI. 50 Fine Split Sennets. Reugh and Ready. at 119C.
25c Hats at BC.
We consequently placed large duplicate orders,
$2 and 5250 Puerto
$I.00 Fme
”Negligce Shirts. ..
/
This week we w1ll close out a lot oi our 50¢ Negligee Shirts at 39c.
’*
Miss Henrietta Belden, of New York,
is visiting Mrs. W. K. Maples, in Maple
street, Norwalk;
Charles Iiedden, of Bloomfield. N. J.,
spent yesterday at the home of Edward
Zoloft, in Concord street.
Mr. and Mis. James H. Walsh.
Franklin avenue, will leave tomorrow
for a month‘s stay in the Berkshires.
F. .1. Buckley, day clerk in Roselle‘s
lunch wagon. accompanied by his wife,
has gone to Redding Center for a two
weeks’ vacation trip.
is taking his place during his absence.
-Dr M S. Rosen Eye and Ear Sue
rcialist from Bridgeport removed his
allies fromthe Mahackemo Hotel, to
52 North Main St., So. Norwalk, where
he can be consulted on Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays from 1
o'clock to 4 1). m. only.
Mr. and Mrs. Lois C. Wilson and
daughter Ellie. who have been spend-
ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Mo‘s-
turned today, to their home in Brook-
lyn. ‘
Edward tLong, a New York stock
broker, accompanied by George Ruddl-
man, Misses Helen Ruddiman. Bertha
and Olive Long, came up from Lunch-
mont, yesterday, in the handsome aux-
iliary yacht “Comfort." and anchored
in the harbor. The entire party spent
the day as guests of Edward 2(3qu. of
Concord street.
MOROS ATTACK ENGINEERS.
MANILA, July 28. -—-A party of engi
neers commanded by Lieutenant
Browns. encamped at Matching river
was attacked by Moron at midnight on
Friday. 1 The attack“. repulsed
without loss to the IAm¥ans Three
Mares were killed ~Fr sadly natives
report that the Sultan of Nauli person.
ally led the attack, thinking the Am-
erioan camp was without sentries.
BOSTON ELEVATED DIVIDEND. .
Thomas B. Smith ‘
as H. Wilson, of Seaview avenue re- ‘
4 1
$1. 25 kind for 75c.
81 Salt cut to 600.
7c:
unnmnied. by Its.
1:“ ‘7 son Miltot ‘ w wiI
‘ BOSTON.Ju1y 28 .—The directors or
the Boston Elevated Railroad Com-
pany have declared a regui'r semi-ans,
1111111" highland or 3 per cent, payblemI
A FEW BATHING SUITS LEFT. .
'Job lot of also be: or Paper for
our IN guano. scene.
31- Mite taro; ’60:: 11111:. 35c; 2_5c Mite
rec; 11.511 11111131. 211 balls. 75c;' :1 anti
75c Balls, Elle: $2 Masks rise; :1
_115c- 5011 Msskhfific; 250 Envel-
33 51?th 181mg: 25 and sec; Books,
Reliability is everything in business.
Buy 0115 That’ 5 Clean
Remember we are headquarters for all kinds of hot weather wearablcs. Bathing Su1ts,Crash Suits, Alpaca Coats.
White Duck Pants, Fancy Hosiery, Light Weight Underwear, and every thing to keep man or boy cool.
COMSTO K BRO
I4 South Main St, South Norwalk. Tcl. 36-2. Masonic BliiIdII'IQ'. Norwalk. Tel. 7641
When I went into the grain business I didso with
my whole heart and strength.
One of my first business premises was to “give the
best service and best g1aln. ”
> We base our claim to your patronage on just two
things—quality and price—quality first.
, We believe in buying the best grain and therefore
holding our customers from‘year to year.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Telephohc Connection
49 Wall St.
also 11. liquid form.
store and allies.
Watermansldeal 11111111111111 P01111111 Pens
The best in the world ‘
.25 Per Cent AlloWed 011 Your Old Pen
Largest Stock of Peas in Town
William P. Beers
Norwuik.’ Conn
P1111 lietal P111111
_ 3 ' pose any acumen.
"Pomsde" Is a‘ paste and there is
in 11111111 1111 small as coo sine; ,. . -
we have a very fine Floor Oil tor ,
501:1)”; sell ‘
V nonmm narrowest! co.
. } Broadway assigned day .The 111'-
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Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc. _ "
50 South Main Street.
1‘ Sohth Norwsik, Donn. ..
‘ Telephone: 1284.
. MINERS WANT TO WORK. >
WILKESBARRE. July 28 .——it Is 1m.
derstoodthat the. rock miners will
present a petition to the executive
combilttee of the miners. requesting.
permission to return to work. It is
said the employment of this class of
anthracite'mlners would not alfect the
situation. The announcement or the
officials of Oxford ‘coiliery or their-Ein-
tention to resume operations August 2
is being discussed here but as yet
furore is no evidence on the part of
the Wyoming operators to take similar
action. The opinion prevails through
out the region that there will he no at.
tempt to break the strike before Sons
tember 1.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS ASSIGN
Cummin and Stockhrldge. export and
import commission merchants. at 111
having been in
NEW YORK, July 28 .-—The flrni of ‘
SI ’00 and SI. 25 Hats are now 59c.
$l. 50 and $2. 00 hats are marked 911s:
nurse
90 Washington Street,
50. NORWALK.
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At The Model Gro
Seagulls or Home and Outing Lunch
Ham for boiling, email, bright, lean. > Sardines, 6e, 8e, 101e,}
Will out In two If wanted. Whole, All sorts.
15i/2e lb. Cut, 161: lb. ' Pet Cheese, fresh home In
Shoulder-,7nlce ones, 121: lb. and nice, 2 tor 5e. ‘
Dried Beef. We think we sell more Williams Broo.‘ fancy M
of this article then all stores In tOwn Pickles, real good,12¢: bottlfl'
combined. People come here and get Anderson's Jame all sort, loo
fine beeflthin sliced; Just what they Pineapple Chunks, in ti 1
want. Any quantity from 51: worth up. Old Fashioned Ginger
Boned Chicken, Star brand, 251:. lb. cartons, 10c. 15
Peanut Butter In any qunntlty.- At your service, ‘ Y‘F
have nny suspicion of trouble with your eyes. we'll examine‘thetnf
and i'urnieh Proper Glasses Properly Adjusted when required:
smoked Glance for the Seashore.
O. B JACKSON
ORADUATI OPTIOIAN
It WAEL STREETH
“COMORETE
ASPHAL T. .
GIVE 11' A CHANCE. .
Your meney will earn money if you give It a chance. $500 in
through us in November, 1901.111 now paying $10 a month in dividen
the purbhase price of the investment shows 100 per cent. profit.
4
, better than that. Buy Musick stock bemre 11 is listed on the New Yerif
ket. You will make more than 100 per cent. profit and receive a
dividend of more than $10. You can invest by making weekly or me th‘Ifi
meats. Amounts of $2. 50 and upwards ieceived. Write for particulars
A. L. DUNCAN, Investment Sammie
ROOM 1. LAUDER BLOCK. SOUTH
"BRIDGE
FISH
MARKET
. Buy your Sea Foo
Tonight and Tuesday
- crabs, 40 cents to‘fio con
Mennfscnrrer
turnover: .
flux-an of- that 2’
Norwalk Chronicler