tutti/l Almanac for Tomorrow.
’5’1 sets 7: 00.
. 12:14 I). m.
, a should be addressed to The
I Personal letters not desired.
_ fKing Edward to the fact
in recognition of his Interest in
ark of the medical profession. he
unanimously elected. four years
an honorary fellow of the Royal
,e of Physicians (London), and
molly admitted to the degree. I
. nw. Donegan, a justiee of the
l3 in Jersey City; has established
Iaun to being considered a man of
0rd. Home two months ago he an-
Emailed that he would give a hand-
suit of parlor furniture to the
ty’lirst couple for whom be tied
nuptial knot
Weddings he calmly took unto
fliisolf a bride, to whom he has now
he promised parlor suit.
has been suggested that a barbed
nee be built along the interna-
houndry line in northern Mon-
” to aid the.t customs officials in pa-
the border and enforcing the
i! We. All it is new, cattle particu-
y cause trouble. They are worth
,f'utitWen‘ty per cent. more on this
bid they have a way of drifting In
li‘ection when human beings are
sible to the cye«of the guardians
{Militist smuggling. But it is found
if the fence is built at the joint
muse of the two goyernmcnts it will
mucli cheaper be have Canada fur
ish the wire. even though it comes
the United States This Is he-
alias the steel trusts are selling wire
‘outsidc countIics at lower prices
a are charged to home consutncts.
Itch amusement was caused at
, sets during the official reception
the Chinese Prince imperial. All
_y the prince was promenadcd over
" city, and everywhere he wont be
its met by the same monotonous tune
' ily lntoned by military bands. At.
A while heunsked his interpreter
‘ t the tune was. “The Chinese na-
thin i anthem.” was the reply of the
prised burgomaster ot Brussels, M.
." rcplicd
, 4 , “and this tune was cer-
never heard in China." it seems
at a wily Eur‘opcan some years ago
set! a weird melody. with a tom-
eompaniment, ‘and called lt'the
6 national anthem. he sold the
o perform the anthem on all oc-
ions when any Chinese dignitaries
being entertained. lie has al-
made a nice little sum out ()i' It.
"a Learns. a French travcllcr,
Via on the railroad Russia is con-
ting there. tells a story III the
e ties ollux Mon‘dcs of the rapid
election or the province. At
Millet at Khaltor to celebrate the
088 of civilization the Russians
itaiians engaged in the railroad
fag said the usual things about
‘ tion and the inferior races.
Buddha Rabdauovltch Rabda
Bourolte by race, gave the euio~
‘n‘l his ironic turn: “Civilization?"
’ “Yes. civilization goes for-
Three
”thing but Bouriotcs talking
‘ and Mongols talking Mongol
l
has to Wear with dainty
Ironing gowns
titer who believes there is
the statement that "society
.. the month when cuttings of
I. are intended for winter
not be made. it seems
II it is not If one wishes good
early blossoms. if one
. . care to put them into note
It be started in the ground
dish from "The lodlea'
. on should llnd favor with
.nd campers-out: . Take
rgo Detained, . Do not
slice from one end. Take
, if and turn It ar-
“ reed birds
- . to. sued anti
_ ll ‘ gsaami Wing‘s an gly
t with salt and =
into the envi-
th
After officiating at ._
h of the line than the other, and It,
has made a trip through Mnn-.
railroad speed in this country; .
‘nds as this railroad grows. -l'I
Person BIIIIIIII
Bernard Collins spent Sunday in
Danhury with his parents.
Patrick Lymer of Clay street spout
Sunday with friénds In Bethe].
Mrs Harry hostel. allficranton. Pa. =
is visiting friends In The Norwalks.
Walter D. West. of West Consue-
hocken. Pennyspe‘nt Sunday In town.
“Jake” :ISaunders. of. Boston. is
spending II vacation with friends in
town.
Clarence Cram. who is at presc‘nt em-
played in New Jersey spent Sunday in
town.
Albert tEngcl. of New York city. is‘
the guest of Mrs. A Vega. of Lowe
strcct.
Richard Noack, of North Main street.
went to Bridgeport. this morning, on
business.
Miss Camiinc Augusta Golding. of
East avenue. is visiting in Goshen.
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Hendrick-
son. of Camp street. spent yesterday in
Bridgeport.
Percy Kcyworth. of Brooklyn, spent
Sunday at the home of his parents In
Grove street.
Miss Annie Hull, of lly avenue, Is
spending two weeks with her aunt, in
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Attorney John Cuueo left yesterday
for New Britain, where he intends to
rustlcate a week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Williams. of
Brooklyn. spent Sunday in South Nor-
waik. with friends.
Miss Nellie Giblin. of Cheshire. Is
the guest of her aunt. Mrs. i’. ll. Cava-
nagh, of Main street.
Governor McLean and Surgeon (Ion-
crnl George H. Knight. of his staff. are
at Poland Springs. Me.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lycctt. of Broad
River, are enjoying a few Weeks‘ out-
ing at Rockawny Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. William lleywurd. of
New York. are guests of Mrs. ilarrict
Raymond. of West street.
George ll. 7Shipmnn. who formerly p3-
sidcd in Wilton. is stopping for It few
days at the Warwick i-iotel.
Misses Blanche Westerly and Elsie
Sherwood. of Rldgclicld, wcrc guests
of friends in Norwalk. iI‘ridIIy.
Mrs. E. J. Holborow and daughicr
Stella. were gucsts yesterday, of Miss
Maude Bush. of East avenue.
(‘arl Osborn. who for some IIuIz,I has
been employed in Seymour. has been
spending sevorai days in town.
Robert Bates. travelling salesman for
a paper concern in Bridgeport. is in
South Norwalk today. on business.
Edward J. Miller. of Norwalk. and
Edgar S. Parker. left this morning for
a week's outing at Lake Wnccnbuc.
Misses S. A. and M. F. Parsells, of
Elizabeth street, have returned home
from a visit at Asbury Park, N. .I.
Miss Bertha J. Miller.
street. Norwalk. has returned from n
wmk‘s trip through New York stutc.
Mr. and Mrs. Gustave II‘rrdrrtwI
Railroad lliilt‘t‘. worc guests ycsicrduy.
of Mrs. Frcdrlch‘s brother. in Ansoula. .
Frank St-nlzi. of ilridgcpott. was tht
guest of his ill othv‘r Robert SrulzI. tho
bother to Rniltouti place, 0ch Sunday
ltobcrt and hone Judd, of Maple nv
cnuc_ Ilclhcl.
thcir vacation with friends III Nortvalk.
Miss Sarah McClure and Miss ldrnta
Ilibblc. of South Main street. are on—
joying It Works vacation trip at hitch
ilcld.
Phillip Sell) or liaiiroad placc. went}
to New York. this morning. He will
visit sevrial other places before he re-
turns
The Misses Blanche Wesley and Idl-
sir Sherwood. of Ridgeiicid. are stop-
ping a few days with friends in South
Norwnlk, .
(1, Fred Moulton, manager of Mrs.
R. Ii. Plaistcd‘s drug store. started last
night for Ilath, Maine. to spend his
vacation. . .
William Lauder, third basemanfor
the‘New York baseball team. has been
spending a few days at his home in
West street.
,fi‘hc Misses C. Cache] and U. Marsh.
of llanbury. were guests yesterday, of
Ernest (lritlln. night clerk at the lio-
“th Clifford. ,
Ic Misses Iliilian- undalfii‘
Cl'l ton of Ri'tioltlyn. are viiiltilllx
sister Mrs. William McMahon. of Sey—
mour avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. George R. liylngton.
’ for twelve years at the Hotel Hamil-
ton, have taken up their abode at tllt‘
iiotei Clifford. ”/-
, Mayor Mortimer M..I.eo and daugh-
ter Miss Marion have returned from a
two weeks’ visit with relatives in i’hil-
adolphia. Pa.
Mrs. Robert Howard and children,
Gracie and Robert, Jr left this after»
noon for Deersneld. Mass. .to be gone
a few weeks.
Miss Lillian Osborne. of 89 West
street. Danbury, has returned from a
visit with Miss Angel Ghopeurlan. in
South Norwalk.
Miss Hattie Clark. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W A. Clark. returned Satur-
day from a week's visit with relatives
at New Milford . , 5. _
Miss mils Adams and Miss Margaret
Mcliiernan. d9! llarbor avenue. are
‘a
- :‘Mrs also a and daughter, Inna
, ’o lilo. 12 Hoyt street. South New
‘.‘lon tear and daughter. Annie.
and lilies I... 1??? of Woodward ave:
o cashiers.
orwalit, are spending .‘ .
, ‘Gornclla‘ Qom— '
oilincr and sand,,,Jl
. ad will,
I‘e' 11W: ilkva
. and friends In Yonkers. N. Y;
of Grand .
arc spending a part oft
girls
' Marguerite bane, who have been rusti-
health. .
. twilight specialist. ili land all In Iii III
. Purina III the Mahatma Hotel Inn III 111. to II [I III.
‘ -' Every Thursday Li
PREPARED. TO TAKE. ounces ron I-us GLASSES.
NEXT DATE, AUGUST 7
- Owner oi the largest optical business In Norwich a man who nev-
I or made a poor pair of glasses In the 10 yours he has been in the optI~
I eul business, will be at the Mahackemo iiotel every Thursday be-
tween the house of 0 u m. and!) p III. when he will be propatcd to
' Examine Eyes Free of Charge.
MY ‘33 00 GLIIIS’SES REDUCED TO $1.00.
Speclal Offer for Thls Visit. 1 will give to every person pureh
using a pair of my One Dollar Glasses. a gold filled frame made by~
the largest optical concern III the world. This frame has a written
guarantee to Wear 10 years. Do not miss this opportunity as this of-
fer Is good for this day only.
When i say examine eyes free. i mean a thotough and accurate
examination of each eye separately and satislaction guaranteed. No
matter how mtteh your vision is impaired or how luany oculists have
given your eyes up. i will guarantee tb improve your vision, provided
here is any provision left.
SPECIAL No 17615
People with headaches and nervous troubles are requested to
come In as early as possible. then Dr. Wright can give them special
attention. The many cases of headaches and eye strain cured by Dr.
Wright is a proof of his ability and experience In Wright gives as
full and accurate examination with his One Dollar glasses as if you
had paid ten dollars elsewhere. For the benefit of those who can
not come in the daytime the hou rs are extended to 9 p. In. Remember
the datel’ Thursday. July 31.
OOOODOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Church. Southport. yesterday. after a
couple of weeks' vacation.
David and John Cusussu, of New iiri-
ilill, Witt) haVe been visiting relatives
and friends III South Norwalk. rcturu»
ed to their home Saturday.
William Lewis. lately returned from
Havana. Cuba. spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr: and Mrs. James i”.
ltooney. in South Norwulk.
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Vun llooscnr.
Miss Mantle lluscoc and Albert (‘ tind-
rod haVc postponed their outing at As-
bury l‘ark until next week.-
Miss Ncllic (fockcrhnm, of Wood-
ward avenue. left Saturday afternoon
for a two wrecks’ visit with relatives
3
sailed today from Southnmptmt. Eng-
land. for New, York Chief l’rowltt
and MIs. l’rowilt huvo made It tour of .
England. lrcland and tluI Contintmtt
Miss I‘anny Mcflinn, of Bridgeport.
Is the guest of Mrs. Thomas .II. Dowd.
of Holden avenue Notwalk
Sergeant Charles 10. Wing and his
tcr. Miss Henrietta Wing. are cutcr
taluing a party of, flicnsd ttt .COiTillO
this aitcmoon.
MIs. M. E. Smith and George and
'iiyman Snowe, of New York city. were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. ii}. iioyt, of
tlrovc street, ovm‘ Sunday»
Mr. and Mrs. C. 1.. Holmes and Mr.
[and Mrs. S. L. B. Evarfs. of Norwaik.
have returned from a two waeks' out-
Iug at the Seashore near New liavcu.
Louis 1.. Wilcox and daughter Mat~~
Ion, of Brooklyn, are spending II few
days the guest of his parents, Mr. and _;
Mrs. Edwin Wilcox, of Franklin street ‘I
Misc Grttcc llucknum. cashier at tho
Nurwalk store or i". ll. Lawton a Com»
puny. began today It wcck's vacation.
Miss liuckuum is now visiting III Rock- .
ville. Miss Ethel chdricksou is tak-
Ing Miss llucknnm's place for the
week.
Mrs. Edwin (‘.omsImIk, of Four Cur
ncrs returned Saturday from it ftw
dnys' visit with Ic Iai‘ncs in Nov. Yolk \
"iil. She was flt'ctlllllllillii‘ti 1)) Mrs. .
Schoonlnnkcr nnd Hm children, who
“ill make a {cw wt-ekg' visit at p Iri
lIoIIIc.
Mrs. (‘ ii. i’lhtt pi iiuviluntl StITI‘i
IuIl Mrs. (lmtgc it. i.,\IIIIIII of Will m
I.Vl‘llilt‘ Norwulk 1c It IndIy on It tIIIcc
wcck's vacation trip. They will visit
the ilcrkshil‘cs, liiI-ltilcld Springs. S'ii" I
aiogn. Manchester. Vt. and liar liar» ‘
bur. Me. ‘
Clarence Bird. of Boston. formerly
of South Norwalk. whose brother died
In New Canaan Friday. was III South
:Norwalk, Saturday and yesterday.
Newton Graves. of Newark. N. J..
who has been the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. William Wilkins. of Seymour
, street. returucd to his home yesterday.
I Miss Kathryn Armstrong, of ilcldcn
nvcnuc, and Miss Kathryn Smith. of
{Academy street, left this morning for
n 1qu neeks‘ vacation trip in l-‘cnnsyi.
Ivunia
1tc\.C t‘. (‘ rough of New Yotk who
‘li'ilillit'ti the pupil at he South Not-
‘waik (‘.ongrcgutionul .IIIIrciI, ycsIcr-
was a guest'at the Muhuckcmo Hotel.
ovcr Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Addison llrowu and
‘.dnughttr ('.‘IIIrIr of Ncw Ymk city.
,ut-Ic guests nvur Sunday of MI. and
Mrs. (it-otgt Ii. Wyuutn. of Wilton ave-
‘IIIIII. Nmualk.
I Mr. and Mrs. John E. Camp. of Nor
\I.IIk, are enjoying an outing to Little
‘I.'iiqurnoclI island. 'i'iIc arc occupying
iii“
It‘tc house boat rcccntiv urchascd b' Th“ following WM" guests “‘
iWiIlIaIII l3. Hubbcli. ' p ) \‘Iuhutkctno Hotel (lli‘l Sunday: 1.. ‘
, William W. TayloI the chpct fund U" “ng“ "f N‘"? “”1"": 15‘1““
Hamilton. lluyvilic. i
Ind son Now
'i'IIonIpson. Ilanbury.
New York.
Philip I’. ntalfcrd. of thigcliold, wow
the guest of Oliver 3. Stanley. of'MIIin
Itl‘cct, Norwuik. Saturday afternoon
and evening. Mr. Stnlt'ord is now as-
sisting in the omcc of II. V. Kotrhaut
in SialnfoI‘d,’ during the absence of
Mr, Kctchttm on a rat tliifiil.
ll .il. Wainwright. :umcriutendrui or
all the tlcctrlt‘ roads of the (‘.onuccti-
rul Railway and Lighting CoIIIpnIIy.
was in South Norwalk ovcr Sunday.
and stoppcd at the ("Miami ilntnl. Mr. ‘
Wainwright is father of A. V. Wniu-
wright. the local manager for thc couI— .
puny.
Miss Lottie Nuack. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Nouck. of North
Main street. who has b.-cII in New York,
for some time, returned to her home.
ifllif week. to remain until September.
when slo will go to the metropolis
again. he was In charge of the jew-
elry store in North Main street. this
morning.
Mrr and Mrs, Charles Holmes. of
Norwalk, are spending the week In
Weatport at the Methodist parsonage.
on Washington street. Mr. 'Ilolmes
Is connected with ihe’Norwalk shoc
store of M. ii. Glover and is naturally
well known to many Wustjlol‘l timid“.
all of whom are glad to see him In our
midst.--Westportordicraid.
1.; W. it. Prck
Miiinlti: \Viiliiilll S.
and A. Krcgcl'
intuiturc man for W. S. Sturicvnnt.
.Imrtcd this motniug on a two Weeks
\ac ution. iic will spend most of the
I lime in Ncw Haven.
Miss Franccs Collins and Master
William Lewis. who have been guests
of Miss Bertha lluil'y at her home in
t‘ctlar street. returned yesterday to
‘Ihoir home in llanbury.
Miss l-iclctm Keane. Miss O'Donnell
and Miss Fanning, clerks in II‘. AL,
Scott‘s dry goods storc In liztnbury.
spent. yesterday with Eiouth Not-walk
and Belle Island friends.
Miss May McGowan, of Ilcidcn avo-
nuc, and Miss Knthryan lI‘lath-ty. of
Prospect avenue 1ch this morning for
a two weeks vacation which they will
enjoy In the Adirondacks. ,
Humor N. Hathaway, employed as
bookkeeper for the American Ordnance,
Company. of Bridgeport. is enjoying a
week‘s vacation. part of which he will
spend at Naragansett Pier.
Edgar S. Parker. one of the popular
clerks at Comatoek Brothers‘ South
Norwnlk store. started Saturday even~
Ing, on a two weeks’ vacation. lie will
spend one week in camp at Nlnntic.
John ’I‘. Hayes. the well-known cigar
and newsdealer. of Norwalk. and fam.
ily. left today for a couple or weeks'
vacation trip to Newport, Narragan-
sett Pier. Fall River and other places.
James 'i‘uily. of Norwaik. is receiv-
ing a number of orders for his artistic
drawing in crayon of the picture of the
Sacred Heart. The little fellow pos-
aesses remarkable talent in this three.
on. ,
Commodore A. E. Chasmar, Muior
Frederick A. Hill anti W H. liyington
returned Saturday froth a four days
cruise in the “Ayli. " The party stop-
ped at Manhaasct Day and New Ro-
elicits. .
The Misses Phililpiua Hahn and
m
NORWICH CITY LIGHTING PLANT.
NORWICH. August 4~JudgeGaeer
has granted the application of the Nor-
wich Dusk Electric Company for the
appointment of a commission to decide
upon the prices at which the property
shall be turned over to the city. Troa~
aurora. F. Younger Ihecomnany. was
the only witness. The lawyers for the
city claimed that the company was not
legally incorporated. but this was over.
ruled by the judge The lawyers could
not agree on It commission and were,
ordered by Judge (lager to hand him
bit Ausust 9 a list or nine men from
which he will select the commission
of‘zthe three. , _ . ,
WW
snort-term we we countless.
eating in the Berkshire Mountains. re-
turned last evening to Sleuth Norwnlk.
Misti Hahn is very much improved in
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Elwood. or Ito
wan street ,lilast Norwaik hare return-
. III Group. Me. Mr; tweed inept
, seks’ vacation there While his
there the past two
, t .
treat all the '
an dress on "WI:
Mrs. Hal
iseussiohio the
‘ as. Mont, special. tois
‘ NYE‘
. two seconds visited Mlssoula county
5.4 He
he Dispatch
"An earthquake which lasted only
last flight. causing some slight dum-
3503
At Bonner a large dynamo was
shaken from its adjustment. At Clin.
tea the shock was quite severe, the
operator reporting that several old
buildings collapsed. , /
. blils against suitb film are to be paid
oooooooog
.Flv Paper. 4 double Sheets 5c
'.lust double value.
~T°m°fi°Wlliilllfi “Tito Country Fair." '
NOTICE.
The partnership lately subsisting be
tween the undersigned under the. firm
name or. Stevens 8t Walters, was this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All
Silk
by Charles B. Stevens. and all accounts
(litme to said firm are to be received by ‘ The
The
11South Norwalk, Conn. August 1st.
1902. ~ All
CHARLES a. stravaus.
Walsts:
The $5. 00 him], now
$4.00 kind. now
15“” kind. now '
5mm Reeds-tomcat
senses .
'Iht Kai‘s-Nee and Bess. , ‘
Ludlus' White and Black Jap.
$3.00
$2.75
$2.00
our Fine .White Lapin
Walsts, long sleeves, 'that
Ladies Fine. Madras Waists.
white“ ground, with neat
black figures. have been
$2.00 each. new ' $1.00
Children's Percale and Ding-
hum Dresses that have‘been
Selectmen of Norwalk.
Renewing Stock
by, buying SticvaangicIoot
and $4.98, at
0 means .A. WALTERS. . - 59° ‘° MI ““W “CI
MM 1 11*“: been ”-25 to 03.00140 Children's Summer Hats, va<
we . now 5 - lues up to $1.25. 250
NOTICE. Laéill‘es; A‘l‘llengn KWIélllgng Misses’ Polka Dot Wash
r a, te . . rts
with Hamburg insertion, Skirts, regular prices, we to
To The/ConnecT—icut Railway and and White P. K. Walking £11.00, at 68c
Lighti gCompany, and all other per bkirts. were ”‘98 to ‘3'98’
semis interested III the change of lo- _.._“°w ”‘00
cat on and grade hereinafter pro- .. . '
poeed- Long Kimona Night Robes. Ladies light color Wrappers,
You are hereby notified that the Sc “‘30 lace trimmed, Chemise lawn or percale, value from
Icrtmcn of the Town 01 Norwnlk bc- Gowns. ‘with three-quarter “-00 to $1.69. at 96c
Iievo that public convenience and no length sleeve. 1“ 690“ . .
cossity require a change of the locn- L
tion of the tracks of said Connecticut
also?” and Lighting Company on Brilliantine Bathing Suits
cs port avenue. in said Norwalk , . . ‘
conunencing at the “"0 of. the City of that art Inutkt d 3310, $3. 75 All Rubber Bathing Caps. 20c
Notwalk on said avenue. and running and $3.93. new $2.50
to Peu‘t Swamp so called In said
'.t crwa k. from tltmrmntcr of said high. I . .
wnv, whole the said hooks are now lo ‘1 l'IdIcs' Fine Whit M i ““0 White Lawn Waists.
rated to the soIIIIIcIly side of said “ l ' e I m we elaborately trimmed, also
. II‘I'gittlway; and a change of the grade “Tint, “regular .l’rk'" “'50 (11“th SWISS Waists, elbow
o 10 tracks of said company from “I" 2‘0 . at “-00 sleeves l
the easterly line of the City of N01- to $4 25' regu or prices, 32-98‘
walk to the easterly line of the Town ' ’ ”'50 '
of Norwalk to the grade established; “’03“? 0' any Colored Waist
iILI’l‘ADsflniili ’lltizélliway' hisl shown by :fiej in the stock. lawns and Ladies’ Wash Skirts that have
i )0 on sat IgIWIyon CI“ i t -
III the allies of the Selectmen of Nor- . gillélmmlremix?” or 13:11:, “”0” “~00 to 3135' at 75°
walk. and that We will hear said (‘on hm,“ 5th. l0 $160 new 3g
nccilcut Railway anti Lighting Com ' ‘ f ' .c
puny. and all oihcts Interested in said '
:rmpscfldt maniac1 of sgthlilpcgttlionnantri Navy lliuc and Black Sicilian m C
. e 0 cc 0 m. e ec nen _ . .I c Summer orsets. sizes 18
of Norwalk. on the 6th day of August. . Walking “mm have been ‘0 30- at 36c
1902 at 10 oclock in the forcnoon. at; 30-98 and 37-98.,00W 3350
which time anti place you are nercbyv
notified to appear and showr cause. If
any you have I1 1 I»
location and gr rb‘d‘evofifusgiiiihtiliiiiitegritrill:; Flue Nninsook Drawers With Ladlcs' Long Light Colored
“flux“ &1th“ng Company should hcmstitcbed tucks. regular Kimonos. have been $1.25.
not 0 more . .- . '
listed at Norwnlk. this {list day of prite, 09“ at 3% at 950
July,1902. '
snuuut IrNus. . "
JAMES A‘ illiOWN. ilrilliantiuc ilalhing butts Polka Dot Cloth Bathing Caps.
WILLIAM n. Ilium!) that are marked $4.25. $4.50 “'1‘“ ”We” ”3"“ “‘ 19°
$3.50
Bathing Shoes at 25c and 35c pair
‘ l‘illliillh't‘ii l’icr it)ill()l"'.l(l\\
Joseloff’s
72 N0. Main St. Tcl. call,1‘lR 5 “fig.
Seymour sStore
NARRAGANSETT PIER.
IltIII't ovcriook the excursion to Nar-
l‘or change-
oi stcucs and conseoucnt lost and Ic- I Princeton
c Icalion. no point of visitation can suI
. pass this. A railroad trip through line! sucatcr.
Int-curry and a day's sport and pastime} scalp and a lock of hair
thy Uid ()ccnu characterise tilts out-
?THE HIGHEST QUALITY
a lock of Jack llaliback' s hair?‘
7 The Football tIirl.—' Have you got
asked
the rooting for
sweet young thing
"."No Icplicd the girl in the Yale
“but he gave me a piece of
{mm MI
Rushcr. the fullback on the Columbia
eleven "———Puck.
can always be Iound at this Store. with Good Weight and Measure.
The Finest Butter.
The Genuine Java and Mocha Coilee.
Fresh Eggs
Out Teas are of the Finest Quality. Everything In the Fruit Line
and Vegetable LIne.
quality.
ltwiii pay you to visit our Place of Business
Fresh each morning, at Prices Consistent for best
\
G. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer.
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
reassess, use.
SOUTH NORWALK‘, couu.
Bargains
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Bargains -
Just see the diilurcnce In our prices and the other fellow.
of Groceries.
Finest Elgin Creamery nutter. pound.
Largo Native Early Rose Potatocs, .pcr puck,
Strictly Fresh Essa. dozen. .
Fresh Stock Mixed Cakes. per pound,
‘; the bag Table salt, per bag,
Romain it Doiupany's Apple Butter, Mars for
m0 pound can Apricots or Gage Plums, bar can.
Salton Wheat ,2 packages for
gar flared l in per pound.
OUR PRICE. '
200.
'17c.
26‘s.
12c.
7c. ‘
250.
100.
25c.
11k:
120.
' ~2i22c.“
See what we can save you on a small order
THE OTHER 'FEliLOWS' PRICE.
From 25 to this per lb.
From 20 to this per peak.
300 per doaon. ‘
From 10 to tilt: bur ponniir
10c perv-bug. .
l mu per jun.
lI‘roIn 15 to tile perwan. l I ’
. l’or package“. 160. I‘
For pound ill- 17c.
‘ Per pound‘ 13 14c.
‘ Per package, ‘ 26o.
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