Evening sentinel, Friday, June 23, 1905 · page 3

 

' FMNAN. JUNE a3. recs.
W! are mm W or
1 ai‘l’ywjv WWW
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Win" LACE Hes: IN TAN AND
BLACK AT tits.

topiary Lacs LISLE Hess m
wurra,‘ mi AND ILACK At 256.

ALL4 NEW PATTERNS.

Mimi: ‘ 4‘11...
E. K. Banks,
mall-citrate ‘1“th block, ‘

4454 and 41 Wbpt Washington Iii-cot, 44
South Nomalk.

 

WEATHER reasons}..—

 

For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and

cooler utonight. Saturday fair. An
area- of high pressure is central this
morning in the Lake region. it is

producing cool pleasant weather in
the central sections. This area is now
on thu'eastern edge of this area.

The area that "has-been producing
cloudy and showcry weather in this
vicinity during the past two or three
days, is now central near Halifax. The
only sections where high temperatures
prevailed this mornini were along the
Atlantic Coast The lgheat tempera
turo reported was 94 degrees, at Au-
gusta, 611., and Lynchburg, Va.

Miss Harriet Aymar, of Lowe street,
continues critically ill.

 

~Buy your candy of M. S. Sirrith &
00., fresh today, it) and this. lb.

 

Cockenoc Tribe, 1. O. R. M., of Nor-
walk, will meet this evening.

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Miss Anne Neary, of Lowe street,
has an attack of the mumps,

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——Yacht Caps, Yacht Caps.

 

O'Brien.

 

 

Nogligee shirts at greatly reduced
prices at Joseph Davis'. See ad.

Annual clearance sale of gold wail
papers at cost at 1.. D. Deckcr‘s. See
ad.'

 

A Mrs, Callaway. of Iltihwny. N,
is the guest of the Misses Sctiddor,
West street.

 

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——New Potatoes, 15c pk., Ii‘.

1). Law-
ton & Company. '

John Dugan of Norwalk, has swept-
ed a position in one of the fatI-torios
in Stamford

 

.Some specials in waists the D. M.
Road ('.o. are ndvrmtising will surprise
you. See ad.

 

kitchen
is

—-’l‘he largest variety of
utensils, crockery. glasswnrc, etc,
to be found at M. S. Smith & Co.

 

You get vegetables fresh and rose
enable when you buy of Joscioff ltc id
ad. for Saturday specials.

Thomas (1. Reading of New York
spent yesterday in South Noraulk, and
greeted President Roosevelt

Free concert of latest slrcct music

 

Saturday evening, 7:30 o'clock. tit
Briggerman's, Washington street.
-—Boya‘ Cope, Boys‘ Caps. o'llricn

 

The semiannual meeting of Bishop
McMahon (lorurcii,'Catholic llcricvolciii
Legion, will be. held this evening.

”DA”...

Miss Annie L. Ireland, of New York,
is visiting for a lcw days with her
brother, G. S. lreiand, of Elm tlrovo
MTG“. . *

 

The'public schools of the town closo
this afternoon for the annual murmrcr
vacation period, which will lirsi. until
next September

w‘—_—‘4~

”Starch, 3 lb. box, the. li‘, ii.

ton & Company.

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Law-

 

“ Mid; a mistake to imagine that not.
piles can't be wired; a mistake to
Ill 1156!“: tiny longer than you can help.
‘ Dean’s Ointment brings instant relief
and permanent cure. At any drug store
50 cents.
11......“
‘ ‘ Millel'carolyn and Elizabeth (lorln.
. of Nor-walk. went to Now York yrs-
tarday to visit friends. They will ,-,..
=4n1ain over Sunday.

urn—Au-“

 

Mrs. Joseph, Cori anti (laughter Mil-
dred. of .Irmiklin strccl. loft South
Norwalk today for [week's Visit. with
We in N"! Jersey.

Ann's Haitxhurst. of Norwuik
client at li‘ér action on- M‘i‘r4rsc4141
l‘ii

 

’1' hit tame and two dough
6f rlul’l5 grim {if Lowe strut-l.
rallt'on av will Maw» iicxl
Maine tb‘i‘o’ih‘ain some time.
WW WM”*I"‘cnr‘ mu ' of
With am, this morning.
CI 3“. the 'boat lot yet and
men w lull; everybody.

;A.,.

”Mi Straw HI“. O Brien,

 

 

Iii! at the Boston Store.
wash shirt waist units will
slur “til day. See ad.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Thamomt pytprossio‘n,“ 611 The; Girl's Face.

SHE: HAS A

little only by lhe Bradley. Smith ()0.

Each Wrapper “Prioifl‘li‘ dii’F3'll‘OWs:

 

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Registered.

l5 PRINTEDON

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NIH-nan can“ Av?-
~ Meantime“
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The best the market can produce.
for the opening in ’ - ,

A hurrdsorrrc littlc cruising cabin:
ciriborit anchorcd ycslcrdtiy oll' lire-i
gory‘s Point to ridiI out the storm. i

--I---‘—-—-~ i

—-~llnrgairrs in all styics fancy littt‘k-‘I
wcnr lat-cs. All overs and cnrby's. M. '
S. Smith & (lo.

_._,___.._..

Andrew Kcislcr of i liiiy street who
confined to his ironic bv illness is‘
slightly iirrprovvd during the past few ;
days.

A regular rorrtiuo rirccting ol' tlrIi4
Junior imagrrc was held yesterday ul- I
icinoori ill thc l'liisl avcmlc Mclhoilisi
(lllli'tll.

D. (lottiit-b, of South Norwulk. and
Mr. anti Mrs, Mcycr, of New Yor‘ic,
wcrc tlrc guests of Mr. and Mrs. Moi'risi
iottiicb. in llidgcllold, during the past
wcclt.

imitcr (‘urricr .liimcs llurrforrl is
inking ii day off today. l‘iarcuco t'i‘o
foot is substituting for him. '

Miss Marion Mills of Norwalk, In
cuioyinn llt‘r' summer vacation at tho
homc of Ili'i' part-iris. .\ir. illlil Mr.»
William A. Mills. on limp, sti'ci'l. i‘oi'l
l‘hostor.

"Straw lints. Straw lists.

’l‘hc sumrncr waists at Miss liynn's

()‘Ilricu,

arc noicworthy" for ilrclr slylc. nit,»
gnirci- and atomic liciitity, iiirti arc sold
111 popular prim-s. luvcsllgult- tho
stock.

Miss i. ii. liirltiilumit will roll lrcr

cnlirc stock or 11.11!) lii\\i.ll‘ huts .11
:rsc. Spccinl rcduciions in litilics‘
dross lists. (fall and inspect ihcso
bargains.

Mrs, (I. ilyfcnbrii'izh irird daughter,
Mrs. Percy Ackcrrnan, .f ltldgcfir-ld.
ruirtic a trip to llr'idpi-poi‘i. lust wccli.
and also \isiicd frirntls in South Nor—
w,ulk Notwallt and Vviiton.

4- Now llot Is, in hunt l1 lI‘,
ioir ill (‘oiripirr1y.

litti-rcsi at tho rtiic of -l or cent. per
illllllllli. for llrc t'iil‘l"l‘lll six months
wiil’bc ct'iIilltcd (lilllili-iilill‘fl it! tho Nor-
wulit Saviour- i-locit-ty~ .luly l and paid
tlrcm on and after July ill.

W..-

 

i), Law

li‘rom Mourning to lliincing will be
rhc unbicct of tho :rtldrcss ul ill" spin
citii praise scrvicn Rummy ovcniuu at
tho II‘lrst Mclbotiist (lirrlrcli. 'i‘lrci'o
will bc opoclui inunlc of II high order.

The flit-til \Vliiin 'i‘lrroim will he‘llro
topic of the sermon at tho li‘irnt Molll.
mllrli (“hut-ch Sunday morning, by the
pastor. who prcticliua on this raublcri
again bt Without, having ltptikt‘ll on
the theme iiOlllfi years ago

A.. ....;.....r...
i

t‘lrrrmrm llird who is remembered
by many South Norwuih your”: men.
having lil'l‘ll 11 boltcr with It}. It llcv
t-‘ornrti. was married .iiuro flint 811m»
toga Springs. hi, i’.. whom he has an
excellent position 1111 foreman I11 11

 

juiray on Saturday

 

Selected by expert buyers. . Specials

ENAMELWARE, CROCKERY, PICTURES, EMBROIDERY, SATIN AND
TAFFETA RIIBBONS, LADIES NECKWEAR, BELTS, BAGS, ETC.

Watch our windows for special displays.
Don‘t my: in: opgn4 9"“! Saturday

COONS 8- CO.

5 and 10c Store. “

STORE CLOSED THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.

it

“All fordialiy ingltvld.

FORMER 4 aioozrtaco ,' asst!
DENT.

Death of Miss Harriet Barker, :1 For.
mer Teacher in That Town.
' (Riilgcflcltl Press.)

Miss l‘lill‘l'll‘i F‘. llurkcr, who passed
uterniiig ill her
homrI in Nordton was born in Ridge-
ticld scvcrrtyon‘o years ago 11nd many
arc still living who remember her

cli: she, taught in the schools of iht‘
on 11 for sou-11H ycnrs and afterwards
i'rnmoyod to Norotou. whcrc slic corr-
tinued to touch until her health tom
polled il(I‘l to abandon it She still rc-
tuincd lrcr iniciurt in t-tluciiiiou and
\viisl‘ornl oi' rctidliiii irirtl Irr'dicctirn1
pursuits, 0f 11 kind and fric :.li- «ll.»
position. she made new friends
wherever she. wuni, its well as rotairr
i111: illl‘ old ones in 18:18 :.ic urrltcd
with tho (‘ongrcgutionnl church in
liidgollcld 11111! nt-vcr scvcrcd ltcr corrr
ncctlon with that church. prcforriior to
lot co'ruitcd with llrciri although slrc 111‘
tt-ndcd church in Norotoii as long as
llcr lir-alili iii'l‘llllilcil, Shc ltnd lil‘i‘ll
an invalid for many years. iuri lll'l‘
i‘irrisilnti faith rrcvtIr wrivcrcd uud lrvr
luvc for (lull iiiiii luIlllIl' llllil li'll‘il in
lrci' Hzit'ior crcr‘ siisliiirrmi lll'l' tlill'lli‘:
the long yciu's of llf‘l‘ Milli-rind. llrvr‘
lilil‘i'l'bl in the ironic lilo slic brrivciy
rctaiircti and riirtil aliuosl the last.
plurmmi for tho comfort of rhosc about
hcr Mrs llr‘ownirrg intcrpri-tcd rlr-I
t'r-cliuus of” many bcrcuvcd oiics wircti
sbn \vr-otc:

"\\"ci| done of (bid in irnlvc tirc lot,

A 111! ulvo irct‘ Illl ilrc swcclitcss:

To 11s the mupty room and cor:

'l‘o lll'l' tlrtI liciii‘cir‘s (Iiiilrplcicrrcssf‘

Anti Wu um tool that our tioccusci
t'ricrid bro.» liic “srvcrincss” of con.-
rrruniori with ltcr Sill‘iili'. ’i‘liiI firiicrni

fawn,

s NdRWALK' EV

'4 home when, just below South Wilton,

"' flue man held the horses head while

54 log home from South Wilton came to

r.

 

:HELD UP EOUTH WILTON RECI-
DENT.

- twain”...
Jumped From Side of Road Near Wln-
, nlpauk and Attempted to Rob

f William Riley . .1

’ An exciting hold-up ooclirredp how

r tween South Wilton and Wiirni silk.
‘ ‘ll‘ridiy filil’ht.

William Riley, 11 young
South Wilton resident, was driving

hrco men jumped from the side of
the road and attempted to rob him.

the others started to hold and rob Mr.
llilcy Riley was game and as the
men came toward him, jumped from
his buggy and showed fight, at the
same time crying for help. .

One. of the men was armed with 11.
his club and with this was endeavor~
ing to knock Mr llilcy into submis-
sion. when Louis Belts, who was walk-

thc rosette ’i‘ho would he robbers
heard him coming and took to their
heels. The two men rcconoitcrcd a
bit and decided to try and find out
‘who their assailants were. 'Tlrcy
irove near to‘ Winnlpiirrk, brrt could
find no il‘ilL‘L‘i-r of the men. They had
urucd around and ware on their way
illtt‘k to South Wiliori when suddenly
v-bcy spied the men walking toward
thcm down tlitI road iii-Ills and Riley
ieapctl froth the buggy and ran for
the men. The. ihrcc turned and Billl'l-
ed on 11 rrin acress lots toward the
Woods. Riley nabbed Ulll‘ man anti
gave him a severe beating until the
man, who was a total stranger, yelled
for mercy.

Belts run after the other two but did
not catch them. On his way back to
rejoin Riley, Betta illi'i the mini whom
Riley had let go, and he at once start-
ed to give him some more punish-
ment. With a cry of fear the unknown
cried out "For (iod‘s sake don't hit
me; We 11nd enough." Belts accord
Ingly let him go.

Who the hold-11p men were in a mat-
ter of conjecture to Mr. llilcy. lie did
riot recognize any of them and is vcry
grateful for the help of Mr. Belts.

TEN TIMES EASIER.

. it is ten times easier to cure coughs.
croup. whooplng‘cough and all
and bronchial affections when the
bowels are open. Kcirirody's Laxative
tlvo Cough Syrup. (iontlye moves the
bowels, and cxpois till cold from the
system. Best for Coughs, Colds, Group,
etc. Reincmbcr tho name. "Kenna.
dy‘s." anti see that thc red clover bioe-
soin and the honey bee is on the bot-
tlc. Sold by Tire Clifford Pharmacy.

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SUES CITY FOR $5,000
Mrs. Kleier Says Attack of Plourisy
Reunited From Fall.

A still risking $5.000 dmnsgcs
against the city of Ill'ulgcpoi’l has lwcn
instituted by Mrs Mary ltlcfcr. ’l‘lrc
pnpcrs wcrt‘ scrrcd on llli.‘ city clcrlr
in llrlilgcport yesterday.

Mrs. Klof‘er claims that on August
Mimi. site full on 11 lll'fl'l‘ilvl‘ sidrIwalk
irl tlrc nor'lhwcst cor'irt-r 0f Winicr
street 11an Ncwiitld :',t\1-rinc llrldgc-
port and that shc v.1: badly: injured
The iiijrtrics consisted of a badly
bruised and tontusod buck and limbs.
a nervous shock anti an attack of
plcurisy, which was turn of the results.
Shc sluice that she bus bccir incnprici.
tiitcd from Work for orcr six months.

 

linpiire Drinking Water

is the cause of a great many germ dia-

cases, such as malaria, typhoid fever,

etc. A pure natural Spring Water

such as SARATOGA ARONDACK, at

the price 0! 10¢. per quart bottle ought

to be within the means of everybody.
Get a bottle oil} at.thc

lhe leitfuss Pharmacy.

8 NO. MAIN 81“.. 30. NORWALK.

 

SOLVENT NOTICE.

iilsir‘lci of Norwalk. ss,
l‘illll’i4 .liitit: ‘Jisl, A I), lilili’r
l-lstiiic of William S .iiilicriou iutc
of Norwalk in suit! lllsirrcr, ilctIt-irsctl.

l'roliul c.

 

Hf'l'Vli'iIs \i’t'l‘i‘ hold at the church In
Nor-otori on 'I‘rtcsrlay. iii lizflii. llt‘l.
Mr. Brown of llriricri. conducted Illi‘
scl’\'it‘r~.~: o-I spoke of tho dcr'vriscd In it
tow and] choscti remarks and rtIfcl‘I‘i‘d
to hcr pitticncc and brightness ilurlri':
licr yours of Illness and of tho inllrr
once which such 11 life uric-riot! on oi h-
crs crcu trt'icr ilriii lifc burl coon out
from amour: us The ounrtct choir
of Norotoii, snug, "Aslcop in Joints"
and “Abidi- With Me." The rcintilim
Wi-Il‘c brouubr ti, ilidgoileld for lulcrx
111cm, liti‘illllllllllll‘ll by rcluiivcn and
"loads. and many friends who were
unable to ntir-nd lhc tum-iii! incl the
body at ilic Million and wont from
tin-11cc lo the cmnciury'io pay the last

tribute 1.. the mummy of one whom

tlicy wapcviiui and loved:
Mi‘u, ii H. HhobIn and Mills .‘Iomrlo III.
iinlnwn uircmlwi ilu- firtrcriil. 'i‘iiv do.
conned lil ,iurvlvr-rt by mm brother. Wil»
litim 'l‘. litrrkor. oi Nor-ohm. title will
be sadly missed in the boom by Illf'
brotbcr and by Mil!” Mum lllllbll‘. Wilh
wlioro who has lived so many year“.
"They ucvcr filiiiiI lcnvo tilt. the frioudtr
who have passcti

Through the shadow of death in the
sunlight above;

A thousand NWt‘t‘l ruuinorlcn arc hold
but thiIin that

To the pluctm thcy bit-rot Willi tlmlr
presence and low

They hate passed beyond aluht at the
touching of tbuith

 

lint th live like otirulve 4i God‘s
largo bakery, m nlio Pm," ’ 9
”was“ 3,;ng ”W“ pecan 'ro um: aooouiir.
, ~ ........
JUNE 24 District. of Norwnili, as, Probate
SPRING 414A4MB (31mri..iunc 22d. A 11.11105.

'6 D‘ nation of Hezekiah Raymond late of

Norwalk, in 1111M Ditto-tel «localised.
LEI" ------ . ----- ~ -“°~ "I- Ordered Tim the Administrator ax.
roses. ............... . . Io. lb. hgpitchia Agimingtraiiou acctitgtttl:4 to
LOIN mm m. 340.1,. t ti cart or a us out at t a row
CHOP" ........l ' b 24am cities in Norm it. on them ill!

NATIVE VIAL, NATIVE amount.
CANNED GOO-DO AND noun.

7

Public Mark at.

 

32 South Mira Street.

' 123 It

otJuly. infill. iii ii onlorit it «Wow
and that all persons interested in said
Estate may be notified thereof the
Adminlotraior will cause this order to

“published iii A Mueller hurl a
circulation in said District iii in ”to
do” beiore said 1st. Min of cabal?”

with.

 

 

 

'i‘lio Court of l'roluiti- for tho lilo-
trici of Norwalk. hath llinitcd and iii-
loerd six months from Inc data how-
,of for tho crcdirors of sold i‘Xlilllt‘ to
iIxhlbii tlrcir claims for autilurircrrt.
'l‘hosc who rrcrzlcct to pl‘i‘iii‘lll tirt-ir ric-

counts. propcrly hitcsicd, within said
,iiiuc. will bo dobtirrcii u rccovory. All
llN’l‘Htins irrdcbtcd to liiilll lIlsirrtc urt-

i'i‘illir'uliIti to unrkc irnrucrlinto puyrru-ni
Iii
JOHN J (lllNlIii).
Administrator.
lliiviluud lilock.
iii \‘i'unhiugion aircid Ho Norwulli
‘12' till 11 (icon.

ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
liinlrici of Norwalli, 1:11.,
i'oiii‘i. .Iitirc Slut, A. ll, ”NIB,
[tattoo of l-lraslrm ltiiavoc him
Wilton in said Iiisirlcl. deceased.
iirdcrmi, 'l‘iuit the. Administrator ox.
hibii iiia Administration account to
this iiorirt for adiuiiimoni, at the Pro-
buto office in Norwellr. nu iiitI Bilih day
of June, lililir (it ill o'tlock forenoon.

Probate

of

lung '

 

and that till portion; interested in said
mutate may be untitled thereof. the Add
minlniriiior will cause this order to be
published in a uewapspor having a
circulation in acid District at lcrurl.
iIVc drive before 1111111 lliilh day of Juno,

liiilll.
.lll‘JNitl‘ W. lllliilflOKV'.

323 ll Judge.
0. H ltaymond.

are an
OIDIH TOOET’TLE ACCOUNT.

District of Norwaili.
Court, .itiuu 21.1.11, l).

 

 

1111., »
iiiDl’».

Norwailt in said District (loo

Ordered That the Executor lliili‘
his Administration account to flirt!
Court for adjustment, at the wag
office in Newark on the 2m. 'rtfa
Jim. 1906. at 9 o’clock alter-mm: and
rim all persons interested in said in»
title may be notified thereof the mac.
utm- wlli cause this order to be pub-
iiihed in a ram per havlii
lation in said strict at not live
ms before said Still day of June,

l sonar if (inmost.
in it Jail ‘0.

 

 

finale of Catherine A Ruben lute 40f Monti; shod
M 61
tag, I

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ENING sINTrNEr:

 

NEW IE4 I ' I RD 4{MONOUHOQEMEN

NEW BEIDF‘O‘RD, KMutts” June 23.”
'l‘litIs steamer Maiiic of tho New Boil-
ford Line of the New York, New Ha»
yen and Hartford Railroad. was ob
llged to sail for New York, early to—
day, without tailing any ho’aiiy freighta
on account of a strike of fifty ionic
shoremen on the dock here '1‘ be men
demand an increase from 17% cents
to 35 cents an hour. The demand
was refused by the management and
the police, who wore summoned, drove
the strikers from the wharf Fifty
freight handlers, who continued at
Work loaded all the light fr-clgbta
aaailabio ,on N10 otoarner.

2811......

JUST ARRIVED.

 

COME AND SEE THEM. YOU
CAN’T HELP BEING SUITED WITH
30ME OF THEM.

5-1 ’5'

M. TARLOV,

CONNECTICUT TURNPIKE.

SPECIAL.

Will sci! my entire stock of Ready-
to-Wciir lists

At 950.

Special reductions in ludlcs'
liuts.

Milli E. HillilHlllSilli

with M. 8. Smith a. 60.,
92 Washington Street.

 

 

 

 

dross

 

 

SOLVENT NOTICE.

 

District of Norwalk. 85., l‘i'obatc

(‘ourt May 27th, A 11,190.51.

[Estate of Dwight Ii lngiahanr inlc
of Norwalk, in said District, deceased

The Court'oi‘ Probate for the his-
tricl of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowcd six months from thc date there-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit tlrcir claims for ecttlemcnt.
Those who rrcgicct to present their ac-
counts properly attested; within said
time, will Ito dieluii‘i'ctl a l'i‘l‘ith‘l'y, All
litIl sorm lirtlclrtcd to said ltlsttitc arc rc-
rpicslcd to illillii' inuiiudlrito payim-nt
to

it. II). iNtiitAllAM.

Administrator, in chrc ol‘ .lolrir ll.
l..itrht Attorucy, South Norwaik Conn.
19 16 21h

 

.m . ..--...:-.

The N orwalk
Savings Society.

Norwnlk, Jllllt' Stir. 1905.
intcrcsi iii tbc rntc of Four ii) l‘cl‘
(‘cut. pcr annum, for the currcnt six
months, will be credited licpositors
.lrrly 1st. Hills, and paid to llicnr on
and after July Hub.
for urdcr of Board of Directors,
li‘ilEli'K. A. subs, Trcus.

 

Grass for Sale.

'l‘lic standing grass on .lolliffc farm
in Wilton will be sold to tho hlghcst
bidder. Saturday, July 1, 111 I‘ll“ p, "13'-

uboiit 2;: acres. Mr. (loo. llui‘low will
be at thc farm at that time It) root-ire
bids and make contract. for the Water
Commissioners of the City of South
Norwulk. 321 31

 

 

Free! Free ' Free!
' Turnuous

Batman lilii lliiil Bari!

Grand Concert every afternoon and
evening—Vaudeville Theatre. Figure
B roller coaster, grand ball room and
score: of other great attractions.

TILVOIJ'O ,momriqaur J

STEEI’LEGHASE

IRIDOEPORT. CONN.
Round Trlp4 o'n Qtapmera, 10 Cents.

-.......... MR» .5...»— ku.“

promos:
Doe OWNERS

All dogs must be licensed on or
before Jilly rat '1 in» Town C‘liii‘lt will
issue any firemen at the South New
walk bilice oi" the Selectmen liliirosd
Place, Wednesday June em. from 2
to u in the afternoon and in the oils-
nlna of Saturday. June 24th. ‘

Harwell: .iuiio llitli 1905.

""" * mourn 1'1. stirrs
Jill iw Claim.

11 r it; .2!

1906 ”1963
I emurWlmTw
On an Alumina 1i. ..4,.4
‘ and motherhood

fl
. mallaUGoufiTafl

Men for Norwalk.
days at on a in

for Hand

 
 
 

 
 

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SOUTH NORWALK'S- GREAT DRY GOODS HOUSE.

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AGENT FOR MAY MANTON’S PATTERNS.

 

Three special lots of Daiatil White Waisls
A sale of Stock Collars riot to be slightod.

The summer’ 5 greatest sale of Ladies’ Wash
Bells.

qurrc. and madrae stock. a large as-
Thls Is the season for cool white “mt""ml 0' “95‘8“” 3‘- 25"
waists. We offer three lots of newest, v Ladle?“ 90113? and “I“ Bil"! em-
style walets at. such prices as will -;bi'"lderi‘d. perfectly designed. at 250.
throng our waist section for the next Embroidered and ““39 chemiaettel. .
few days. ,at 250. anti 50c. each.
Ladies wirito lawn shirt waists. line- {THE BELT BALE-
ry tucked, special at 590,, ,b We léilrve recleived f1 omha prominen;
, . , e 111 ter 11. ergo pure ase o was
wrli'fitl‘hgrwhh11:331-331.?mitts made belts Those bolls have been divided
‘ ‘ ’ ‘ ’ ' ‘ into lots and will be sold as follows:
Ladies whito lawu shirt Wfllfiifi. fine. ' Ladles' white washable canvas belts,
ly tucked and embroidery trimmed some with gilt buckles, and some with?
with new leg 0 mutton sleeves, at ”nickel buckles, special at 10,3. each
”-50- .1 Ladics' white embroidered washable
THE STOCK COLLAR SALE. .balts. wide in back, at 250. each.
There'li be some busy buying of Ladics' belts in vest; effect, trimmed
stock collars whcn the news or these with pearl buttons, and two small
bargains gels abroad pockets, the latest style, at. 250. each.
White linen turn overs embroidered ladies" wliltc washable kid belts
in light blue and white at 150. belts, wide ine back, at 25c each.

THE WAIST BALE.

 

Just received a large assortment. of ladies untrimmed straw hats, which
we have placed on sale at :39, 39, and.l10c., the former price of iheso goods
were 75c, $1 and $1.50

 

83- 85 Washington Street.

 

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Of Trimmed Mlllinery.

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-nc, 39c. and 7:10. Children‘s Mull Bonnets
Ladics‘ Duck Hats in all the latest styles.

s. s. TILLOTSON.

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All utrtrlmmcd Straw Huts,
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Our Summer Waists are noteworthy for their style, elegance
and simple beauty. The line has been carefully selected from the
stock of several manufacturer and are the choicest, prettiest Waists
you ‘11 find at popular prices.

N. E. RYAN,
so WASHINGTON sax. scorn NORWALK.

 

 

 

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WING CHAIR

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