\
a meeting tonight til ti o'clock
,.
“glERY
LADIEI’ LACE HOOK lN TAN AND“
BLACK AT 150.
LADIES' LACE LIBLE HOB! IN
WHITE, TAN AND BLACK AT 25c.
ALL NEW PATTERNS.
E0 K6 Banks,
hllhnéfltcmo Hotel link:
45 ind 47 Wut Washington stunt,
South Norwalk, .2. .
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ifiai ..
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" WEATHER anion.
m
For Norwalk and vicinity:
General—
ly fair tonight and ’l‘uosdiiy. The.
general nonunions lire about the slime
a» they were last week. An area of
high pressure eoi‘vrs the South At-
liuitlt: states With areas of low pres-
sitre over the northern sot-tions. “ruse
are. typical summer weather conditions.
High temperatures prevailed this mor-
ning iii all i-iet'tions east of the Rocky
Mountains, except in the extreme
northwest. 'Ine conditions favor for
this vicinity pleasant weather, except.
possibly local showers and not much
change in temperature.
Letter (‘nrrler ll. 0. Bailey is tak-
ing a day oir' to-day.
The lolly pop seems to he a popular
confection again this summer.
Mr lloekwell of Norwlilk is spend-
ing part of the summer in (tastile
New York.
Douglas Fowler l'ost will iioid lt’
meeting tonight in Grund Army Hall,
South Main street
Miss Jessie liened‘iet,
is on her way to (‘levelunrh
spend several weeks.
Oranges are. now high in priee rind
are to he found iii the. local markets
only in limited qualities.
The hot Weather of the lust few days
has izlused mitt-h illness iuid the phy-
sitiuns are unusually husy.
of Norwalk.
Ohio, to
Master liarold Shea, of -ii William
street is spending part of his vacation
in Norwalk and [Ulrlll’m‘lmfl'
l‘nlesilne Castle Ancient Older
Knights of the My2stlt Chain will hold
Miss Van Tasseli. of 427 West Twen-
ty-seeond street, New York. has been
visiting relatives in Lexington avenue.
William Knapp rerenily purchased
from John 12‘. Wilson the lunch wagon
0n the Austin property in Washing-
ton street.
A, (‘. (letien. of Sturdy llill. N. Y..
one of the directors of the St. George l
Pulp anti Paper (‘tlllllllllly' is in town
on business.
Frank A. linker. of the South Nor-
wnlk Municipal Lighting plant, has
returned home from it mention trip
to Iliiil‘nlo, N. i'.
Miss Mamie Hurt)" of South Ntll'2
Willlé. \Vlrtl has “”11 llll’ guest ill Miss
llilen itelmv htilllll street, llzinhnry.
has ieiulned hoiiii
'liie l'lllllllltti‘fi of toitirmtor Hairy
W Mather injured 4 (lainhtiko F‘ri
day, at Compo llt'iit'll. 'l‘he nifiiir was
pronountred a tin: .siivi-ess.
Mrs. William J. Foster and ehiltlrt'n.
oi lien-d slim-L storied yesterday for
Lloavei lll|lilli t‘,onii where they will
enjoy tlil oiitini; for St‘V‘iil‘tl Weeks
Mrs. (rllnllt'tl hit hner, who has been
the guest of Miss Myrtle Iioeniscli, of
Monro“ street, for the lliltll two weeks.
returned to her home in Paterson, Sat-
urday. '
Miss (trot-e Viin Aiiker, oi' Ntlw
York. \vill lll‘ t‘iieMt-r lit-\‘outle‘x lenti-
lng lady the Mining season, and not
Mina Emily lllliilllli, as tins been un-
noimeetl.
Miss Anna lliiwxlltli‘fil. of Norwnlk.
is enjoying it visii in Solithport. air
the guest of her t'tliiHllIit. the Misses
Minnie. rind iterthu Hawkins, West
Main ati'oot. ‘
Although llll‘ weather iii hardly truth
as to remind oni- oi the neeeiisity of
wrinte elotliinii Mimi: oi the indict!
tniloin are tillt‘iilli iii Woili upon Win
trr furs illlll flit ermine
.w. . . MA-»
Governor Ruin-its liliii upprovod the
hill of the Noiwlih llofipiill for lilo
insane for Mill“ for $657.21. III: hint
authorized thi- admission of Elnrqh
l-‘i-der. oi (ifltslttlltl to the Myriate. our
school
i
,
A meeting at limu ’l‘rlbe. No. 28.
lmnmvod Order iii Rod Men will tin
hold tomorrow night when arrhnge
merits will he minipluied for the short:
dinner to he held It liorlnn'u Point
't‘hiiriitlhy niiiht. ‘
~—Ituildr up the system: puts rm :2
rich blood in the veins; italics m n
dad women strong and healthy. titlr»
dork Blood lltiteru. At any drug
i'iltli‘t‘
SPECIAL SALE
all this hack
Fresh or Corned Plate
, 50 lb.
Public Mark at.
32 South Maui Street.
k
‘sllk mill, is enjoying a two woeks'
-the serond week in July.
iwere twelve sales.
: round biscuit
,it warm: meal
iii»
'lhese are busy dnya, with the. ice
men.
A few Sllmiiwbt'i‘lleii. the lust of tin
season. tile in the markets.
Captain Howard J. Illomer, of Hart-
{oi-(L spent Sunday at his home in Nor-
ivulk.
Mr. and Mrs. William l‘erry Beers,
of Berkley stret, are spending a this
dtiys in Clinton.
Miss lililla. MeGarrie. of the Lotti
i‘fl
ration in New York city.
George (‘. Evnris, of the (‘omstoek
Clothing Company, Norwulk, is enjoy
int; a vacation this week.
Stephen l1. Sholdon has resumed his
position as clerk at the Norwnlk store
of Stationer William I‘. Beers.
Rev. William Mailer, I). II, is ill
with inflammation of his foot, but is
improving and will prohahly be about
again in a few days.
‘John T, McCormack resumed his
duties iii-l elerk at M. ii. (‘.Iovor's shoe
store. in Wall street. this morning, of
t(2r a weeks vutation
In St. Josephs Church, yesterday
morning. an" littering was taken for ”IV
pope, and it will be tiiken to iiome
by Bishop 'i‘ierney, who suits next
Thursday '
it looks as though lletieou William
Miller, of (,'. E. Seymour'a (lrorery.
was going into the automohile busi-
ness. as he is purrhusing some of the
net-ossnry equipment
Miss ldu Ainsworth and Miss Edith
\',oungs of the other of the Von Mimo-
factoring (‘.oinpliny. [Cast Norwalk, he-
gan two weeks’ vaeiition today. The}
will spend a portion of the time or the
Whlto Mountains.
The Lily Chemieal t‘ompuny. oi
Hartford, has filed an incorporation
certificate, its authorized enpilui
stoek is $100.00“. (‘lliil’lt‘S it. Weldon.
l2‘rederiek W. (‘lintsnian and (‘hiirles
ll. lluiglit arc the incorporntoru.
The apple (‘l‘illl is expected to he a
failure this season in (‘.onueetieut. and
New linglnud, indientions already
showing the erop to he far behind the
average. according to the weekly re-
port to the department of agriculture,
in anl‘tllli. lust. week, according to
reports of ’Ilit t‘2onimti<i.il Retold
there were twent\ the stiles of ltill
estate and mortgages of Stilton I2‘oi
littl‘i, thore
with mortgages oi
_$Il5”.‘.iitl.
’l‘lie Interstate t‘onstrnetiou t'oni-
puny, of Hartford, has filed tin ol'guui-
,zuiion writtlenu- in the other» of the
.sei'relary of state.
its titllt‘el‘s are:
tlt2li511r.r‘r
liarrl
President, R. N llunniuiz;
William Mathewson; set-rel Ili'i
son Ii. I2‘reenuin, .lr.
tirerlt preparations :ll‘l‘ living iii:l2li2
for the event oi the summer in New.
town, the iii-centennial eeleiirniion, ln
honor of the first purelinse of the limit
for the town from the Indians, to he
held on August. 5, nt Ronald l‘nrk.
says the Nowtown lieu.
Tho l‘nited States Fastener Com-
party. of Portland, Maine. has tiled ll
hill or romplaliit in the United Stilton
(honit ("U‘llll. nuninst the Lane Mann
fiteiininiz (Minimally of Vinter.hur) The
complaint is for till alleged infringe-
"lent of patent on aepnrnhle hiiirons
the patent for which was issued to
Martino!) I). Bhipninn nnd hy liliii ns-
sighed to tho (oinpliiinllnt
(lui advertising tolumns iinnonnee :i
Popular Exiiirsion to Hmln limit for
next Wednesday vtn the N t'., N. H
(ii ll. it R. (‘o to whit-h speeltll at
tendon hi directed. Silvio limit is a
veritable fairy land of enioymont. it
offers every kind oi iiuiuiieineni.
shore tllnni rn t iii tliiiiioi he equalled;
bottling and hat iniz, lllltl all other
marine sports. together with the re-
modelled "White City which adds
greatly to tho popularity of tho plnve.
A sperlul meeting or the Htoeklioi
tier” of The South Noiwnlh (‘iiih (out
tinny Will he held at th« tiiiiirterit oi
the South Norwnik t'liili. Washington
street. thin uiiiiiini; ill K oi22iot k to (on
alder ruvtiioii in iiinendud plum and
tipueiiieaiiona for the ililll mnipaiiy
building, and it ileeiiied ltilVllikllU. it!
approx/o tinid iiliiiiit utiil hpet'iil hiitiiia
and to authorize the handling ioiunilt
tee to canoe said hulldlnu to he con
utructed according to imiil plans and
spellncationu. hy the lower hinder“.
at it emit not in ('Xii’ttd Silintioiia.
Our minim Utilize. l, 0, ii. i2‘.. oi
Norwiillt. will iiiaoi tlilii Wellltlii
Mr. and Mrli. It. lihnediet ’I‘ .l I-‘oii-
ler itiiiiii Lulu H tlpietg’ruite Mr. and
Mrs. ..l H Dalierly. .liimtiii it. Nttaloh.
V W Hungei‘iord l0. H. Millikan. C.
H. McCormacli. d it Motor Mr ""7““
Mn. fly it Cooper. LL” 1‘) ..
swimsuit and Mn. it nether anti
chlldrun.8 8.8 Mtliltltt. it. M almonds.
Mr: Mid Mn M o. tannin. m. and Mrs.
N 00011 J. H. Bowman. Misti
Evans; t.’ .uinn, Mr hilt! um. o (to
It'd J (Smith New York: Joule M-
hey, military; A. B. limiiiiar. Mrs J
Morris. Jersey illy', A. ll liunt Mr.
uni Mrii. B Knitted. Charles It iAn
coin, Boston; 1‘. British, Nniigatiioli;
H A. Min «iron. ““9““ fif‘Nill‘ph
Main 13 tinsel] Mi‘ rm
hteelg'. «Mrs W it Words '1‘ Jonas.
grommets South Norwallt, A.
Hldflair swamp, Sentn'tiilci
Hutton rhilipiiigii aft .
Mun? Blank ty Ankh nitrite
Ch 0 Gilli indicator". ““1thth
sum Lotti-titty at (tic Hotel
Quinta.
THE ORANGE SUIT.
United Hatter: Have Reached Agree-
ment With Winkler.
The suit of Frank Winkler. of Cr
huge N. .l.. against the United Hatters
has been settled according to ll dis
patch from that city which says '
lly the mutual consent of the coun-
sal in the case of Frank thkler. of
Orange, against tho United Hatters of
North Arnericn. the plulurm will re.
zeivo $1237.50 damages. Winkler sued
the United Hatters for $300 damages.
because he was illegally deprived of
his union curd and prevented from
working at his trade.
The case was heard before Judge
Charles B. Storm. in the Orange dis-
trii-t court, last Friday. unit the jury
returned a verdict in full for the plum-
tiff. Following the announcement of
the verdict, President Joint A. Moiiltt.
oi the United Hatters of North Ameri-
ca_ snid he would apply to have. the
verdict. set aside and a new trial or-
derod.
Thomas A. Davis, counsel for Wlllli‘
tor. and Joseph A. Beecher. of counsel
for the union, were. later in eonsuiim
lion with .liidgn Storm and tho coin
promise was announced. Judge
Slorrs nxpressod the opinion that
Winkler was only entitled to compen-
sation for tho timo he. was neiuully
rlelinrred from working by the union.
A SURPRISE PARTY.
A pleasant surprise party may be
ulvon to your stomach and liver. by
taking n medicine whit-l1 will relieve
their pain and diseomiort, viz.: ‘Dr.
King's New into Pills. They are it
most wonderful remedy. affording sum
relief and euro, for headache, dizzi-
ness and constipation. "he at F.
Baxter‘s drug store. 0
C. N. G. ORDERS.
Schultze to Inspect Second
and Third Regiments.
Leave of nhseneo for July 24 to Aug-
nsi l‘i anti from August lit to Septem-
her it, With. has been granted t‘hnp-
lain liomill)’ l2‘. Humphrli-s, Third in-
fantry. (‘. N. (I. in orders issued yes-
terday from its ndiuiuut geiiurul's of-
lien.
Colonel Edward Sehultze. eoinmnnd-
ing the hrigniie, ('. N. (L. tieeompaliietl
by one member of his stuff, has lti‘t'll
direeted to make. at his own enliven-
tenet‘ an inspeeilon iii the St‘t‘tllltl tilid
Third infantry tono tlit)‘ enetil wliilo
in camp ill the stale niilltnry render.-
vous. and report to the ndiutnnt gen-
ernl's oillt‘e the result of uneh luspoe
lion.
l’rimiv Frederic 0. Arrnlnirton. of
llaiiielson. t‘oinpnny M. ’l‘hlrd lntiiii-
try. has been appointed sooinrd lieuten-
out, with rank troln .iuli ii, view Wood
ward promoted. ‘
Colonel
FORCED TO STARVE.
II. F. Leek, oi‘ (‘oneoriL Xv, says:
"For 20 years i shift-red agonies, Wllll
a sure on my upper lip, so painful,
sometimes, that i eould not out After
vainly trying evuryihini: else. I enrod
it. with lluelilen‘s Ai'nltzi Salve." It's
Kl‘eili, for horns. outs and Wounds. At
12‘. II. llaixter's drug store; only 25v,
I.
I
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
ililMl’TY l'lilMl‘TY
(I‘liiiihury News).
Ilurliiiz the past week it nupty
l)lllil[ll)‘ has entertained nu. thous-
tools with its novel form of entertain-
ment. a pot ponrri of vaudeville. liur-
lemme. i-omedy and moving pieiures.
leorige ii. Adams, the lllllllllillllt-
clown, tins ingrnlinieil himself lliio
llll" iilvor of the little ones oi' the iitv,
unit this afternoon and evening will
niTorli llll opportunity for the lust tinti-
in see illt‘ll‘ filt'til'lii‘.
"lu‘ve" is just its ninth u mystery to
lllt' puliiie as when she ilrst appeared
heiore ii on Monday lust and (‘l't'illt'a
it sensation at every perforinaiire. It
is it illt.‘l. WillHli‘l'llll tent and it thrill
of nstonl. \nieni and almost fear stirs
throughout/the. nlitlleneo its the t‘ltilll
is rt'lliUVt’d from the siipposixt empty
glass ensket and it live, lti‘t‘lllllllIK
woman, purely tit-sh itiiil liliiod, steps
iiirih smillngly toward the people.
"The. (inure oi the Iluttertlies," ll_\'
the Misses Hawthorn and Griswold. is
ti lipiliitiful klilieiloacopie pie litre of «i
or varyini,r beauty ”the illustrated
songs, ballet grand milirh. together
with tho eonmly of llunipii Ouniply
eompiete Il periormiiuee well worth
witnessing. The grounds und rent
are well guarded, iiiid .‘iluiinger lCrnesi
(‘tioke is ever solieiious of the rare or
the ladies iinii little ones while they
are within the precinct of his enlivuss
their i re.
(fuming to South Norwalk July lilth
and 20th. on West nveniie iiiid lived
i-lli'i‘i'l lot
"or THAT com.
or it truly min t In prionnionia. Brn-
zlilnn li'iilirr ll milling up coldii whim
ovor tried, alinmt without (‘XCPDHUIL
it), 2ft. [tilt and Si till liottlert. 'l‘hu (‘lii
ford. linxtor‘ti and l’inlatnd'm
CHICAOO WRITER KILLED
tillt‘ Atitl .luiy l7 Shortly after ii
stormy tutri‘vtew with lli‘i‘ linsharul.
with whom she had not lived tor sev-
eral yearn, Mrs. Knit» M. t‘ teary well
known lii tliieiigo its ii newspaper
and iiitigiiulne wrlit l‘. has died titration
ly oi henrl tillieiiitn til tho limit of ll r‘
loom lit a hotel. “or blitilittntl ll 5
t‘iillhtl with two of their tormehlltirvit
to see her.
IYSPEPSIA
"NM" “tendon 1min “than!!!“"fl
int-.2 ”2'.” ”Lil. i"it""i‘" 2'2 3.
"It 0
onto“ Untcnpm’lut thslrwohan til «osmillflfim‘l
cm» in It .02 Ailnd "mi-dim
Mid tin tn ”FIN“ "it".
iiy it}: n all the oi rm 5 have niion
'33.:00’ iMl'imli in Helium” Joruy 0M. Iul.
nPlan it
gnu.
curling
moan. : ”
for reeovery
ing to removs it.
tivoii h’ha yet been to sen her
MR8. WILSON‘S CONDITION.
[lltll.ltlEl’t)..r‘ July 17.
dltion oi Mil-5 Janet l.. l\’ils'20li, who ut-
teinpted suicide at the Riveiiiew ilo- lEarly Risers iuo sninll, easy to thin?
tel in Milford on Satiiittny night inst i
is slightly improved Hllil unions solue- ’N
thing untorreen turns up the chant-es
are ill her favor.
doctors hnvo decided to allow tliii hul-
let to remain in the pleural ouvity ru-
thor than risk tho danger of uttempt- l
None of her rein-I
'l‘ he t on-
'l‘ho l
The» pills that act an 1 topic and not
as u drastic. purge, urn lleWitt's Lil-
tio Early lilueru. 'i‘hoy cure Head-
ache Constipation. Billlousneus. etc
and easy to aetwu sate pill. Mack
Hiinilliou, hotel clerk at Valley City,
11a. anyu: wo bottlea of those
F‘ninouis Little ’ills (.‘llthl mo of
chronic constipation. Good for eith-
er children or adults. Sold by The
Ciliiord Pharmacy. ”
A good nil. pays host in the host
2 DUDE
Slii‘ll
.\\'nte.r
t r
3..
Wings,
Special for Saturdav.
lCnton A liurllnitnt' tillll iiil. sin l'.ipi2r .
llolliiii lluolis, silnlill) \volil.
.\ ii‘esll stoek ill' l.tlillll‘)"~: t‘liovolntns,
illltl Leather Souvenirs.
27., ill.
at l‘
and .‘ihi'.
li22tilhi2i Tags for Hull i‘itst‘s.
l‘ostul .-:\ll|lllll| ill 10 per rent
We liiix,
l?) illltl lffii‘
i'lllli'llll pi‘ii2i2u.
iliizr oiiiit
F J NELSON.
7t; \\'.\h‘llll\'t‘iltlhl 3T
Mill l H NtlliW \l. K, t'thN.
m. 3'42 5.
.qv % .A'
CT ICE
it will pal.) mm to call and examine our
Co theiore uou leave uour order elsewhere.
at the advantage of our best Coal and
loIves’t prides.
’1‘th Harrisfi-GansCo.
68 Water St.
Retain Point Now Open.
Hotel and Restaurant.
WILL 85' ll
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF A. J. SMITH AND J. 8. KELLY.
Shore Dinners. tilambalies. 0l0., at Popular Prices
SPECIAL TY.
Best Teams in the State.
Excursions. Music and Dancing.
Free -—- Vaudeville. ~- Free
AT 3:30 AND 3:30 P. M.
‘ \
piow:
N‘m
“' (. "I:
”it...
'2
lltl.‘
.. . “strut, 2
a. l
ill
Your fourth of July Dinner
in do iltli- honor to the Nation‘s lllrili.
tiny. slirlitlil llt‘ lllt‘
host that Hill hit
2 prior: many
SOUTH NORWALK'S GREAT DRY OOOUS HOUSE.
)
2 AGENT FOR, MAY MANTON’S PATTERNS.
Li:
B M I» :
THIN JERSEY UNDERWEAR
FOR WOMEN
Want you to make careful retitllni,r
oi‘ the following. Think it will inter-
est you.
Women’s Good Qiiulity Voiitn,
each.
Women's Fine Cotton Jersey liihbeii
Vostii with the wing sleeve or sleeve-
loss. lit Pal/2L2.
Women‘s Fine Jersey liililied Vests,
white. trimmed with lure, vulue Bite,
now 19o.
Women's Lit-ll? Vests in white or
m trimmed with lace, at 250.
lilo
SOME DAINTY WASH WAISTS
FOR YOU
Here are several lots of (tool white
wash wulsis for you to chose from.
prottily trimmed. very latest designs
as to rut, rind price very much to your
liking.
Indies’ Illnek and Wllllt". Figured
Lawn Shirt Waists, all sizes, at 500.
ANOTHER Bunch or?
Attractions
Lndies' White Shirt Waistit. tucked
front. and thick at tiilc. "’
Ladlea' White Lawn Shirt Waist,»
omhioldory fronts. tucked banks. at
93v.
lindles' White Lawn Shirt Walltl.
invited and hematitehed, extra 500d
town at $1.50.
THE FLUFFY SUMMER
UNDERMUSLINS.
When you read the description.
when you eome it) compare the goods
with the prices, you‘ll buy; for the
economy of It all is bound to imprestfit
you. ' '
Ladies' White Muslin Corset Covers,
made yoko effect of lace, ribbon
triunned. at 25c.
indies' Muslin Drawers, camhric
ruffle henistitched at 25c.
Ladies Muslin Gowns. tucked yoke.
at. 000.
ladies' White Skirts. made with
deep embroidery flounees. also under
ruffles. at 75c, 89c and 98c.
83-85 Washington Street.
v 11-..,
N. E.
86 WASHINGTON ST»
“m.“ .KW
WAIST S
BALANCE OF OUR STOCK OF SUMMER WAISTS ANU
DRESSING SACQUES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
RYAN,
SOUTH NORWALK.
and Washahle lists.
I. WASHINGTON ITREET.
All untriminad Straw Huts, 25o, Site rind 75o.
Clearance Sale
Of Trimmed Millinery.
Children‘s Milli Bonnets
LadleS' Duck flats in all the latest styles.
S. S. TILLOTSON.
.OUTH NORWALK. CONN.
. fir -... - 4‘
.m'..- ,_
run judge. you.
exuding clientele.
21$ ylflll' Slltfllt Illt‘SSEIlgCl‘.
.. -. WW A“- m...
Your Correspondence
may be the only means by which another man
The vital phase of a strong
letter is not alone the substance of the letter
it5ttli, but also the dress in which it goes forth
Your Letterhead
and Envelope printed upon
lilil llam SH 6 Bit ll
will favorably represent you among your most
Hid) HAMPSHIRE BthIl is the best paper for comtiicrciiil
iu'uvidml. Leavi- your order for tho siniioiirrv. is the teltimoiiy of discriminating business man.
luoiiii-i rind ”mm”, at J} W. “Mm“. Move this tor yourself in us show you IhaikiitSpeL-iniumi.
2121.”. will “mun“... it“, in,“ to he It shows Uld linmpnhir‘ Bond in White and l2‘oiiitocn Colitis. .
hull; they will do jIIHllH' in you and
you will do lilbilt’l‘ to the «lily. SCH UMANN ART PRIN I
J W DODGE
‘ ' ' ’ ' Surccnsm to the. FREEMAN AR'l‘ PRINT.
Succeuor to Jacob Schaub. _
22 Wuhingttm Strut. .. Phone 3222. 98400 Washington Sh, South Norwiilk.
HAND.
ORDER.
I
PRESIDENTIAL unit
THIS is NOT "PRESIDENTIAL YEAR,"
FIELD A8 CANDIDATES FOR YOUR COAL TRADE FOR THE SEASON.
OWE US A CHANCE TO PROVE W HAT A PINE STOCK WE HAVE 9N
WE. HAVI:
PANY'OLEHlGH COAL.
RAY
loath
,.-
BUT WE Al‘iE N THE
JUST UNLOADEO THREE CAROOEO OF OLD COM-
WE ARE IN BUSINESS TO STAY, AND WILL
OiVltyOU GOOD VALUItFQfl ‘10? R MONEY. LET U3 HAVE A TRIAL
0ND BROS.
rwnik, Count"
WT“... M4. _. 1*: L...
It Is Just 1 s (leap
to lay in your next winter I coal now. We sell the but in the low»
at pricu.
Quinton Mun, ,. _,
.L'
B. HERSEFIELD 8t; SON,
m Water St» Tel. 33623. '
Wood St. Til cog-5.
80M“! AM, Tel. x454
7
Puhl c MM». an 80. Moth Bt.‘
John T. Kay“, 5 unit am».
a.
Tclcphont 324-4
Our Assortment arid DISDliill of Fliriiiiiiie
and Furnishings
iii no wldnthat we can hardly tall to 910mm tiny tliiito and may tuition Int
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assortment intuit appeal to you,
i3 NORTH MAIN ST.
immune of tho dinilnetivn charlirter of our inmdl.
could keep an toiling'yon torttvar about our attire, our facilities iot- herring
you and our denim to merit the honor or your patronage.
and tramway is to put iii: to the rent by coming to our store in person. We
present this attrition whirl iii coricodthl to b. the hunt noteworthy ”my.“
plinth. limit and summer furniture imi- shown in this vicinity.
one piece for the porch or ii complete outfitting im- the whole house. our
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Norwalk Chronicler