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tuner LACE Lineman "lit
WHITE, TAN AND ILAOK AT m.
ALL NEW “Tritium .
E. K. Banks,
u? wanna, cutout stony.
05 l a 0 We» Washington Itm‘t,
Iouth Morin-lit.
total lion titles
WEATHEN REPORT
For Norwalk ungv vuinity: General
ly iat’v tonight an Mneli day The
conditifins have changed but very lit
tle dur as the past "4 hours. Iligh
temperatures continue lrt nearly all
sections aim of the Rocky Mountains.
The highest temperature rcportcd was
90 at Philadelphia. Conditions do
not indicate any decided chungc ill the
weather for tltis vicinity.
Home raided blackberries are now
in the market.
The barge F, ii, Jackson has arriv-
ed with a cargo of coal for Raymond
Brothers.
Miss Anna C. London, of Grand
Gorge, N. Y.. is the guest of Mrs. J.
A, Richardson, 10 West aVr-nue.
Agent Wyeth, of the Metronolttan
lnsuranco Company. is recovering
from an attack of qutnsy sore throat.
Miss Mattie Briindage and Miss
Emma Nederancr, of Brooklyn, are
the guests of relatives in South Nor
walk.
Mt, and Mrs. Harry 0. Hoyt, of
Btirritt avenue, hare returned from
a visit with Mr. iioyt's mother, in
Sea Bridghi, N. J.
Miss Katie Schmedes of South
Main street and Miss Anita Davidson
of Ansonla spent Sunday at Stam-
lord and ltyc Beach.
,--~July‘s Special Sale~~10 pcr cent.
on all Mich. Steel lioiit l‘o.'.A' Boats.
See for sale. ad.
The Misses Charlotte and Lucy
Wickes, of orchard street, left, town
this morning, to visit Brooklyn, (‘oncy
island, and other places of interest.
Miss Marguerite A, Gilmore, of [lay
street, started Monday morning i'or
a two Weeks’ outing in the Catskill
Mountains and other places of inter-
est.
ii. Hershliléld 8r Son have disposed
of their blast Not-walk yard to the
Daniel Keogh i‘o‘nipany, but will con--
tinuc business at their South Non
walk yards.
The Daniel Kcogb (‘oul f‘ontpany.
of South Norwnlk. was incorpor ed
yesterday, with a capital stock of 3.. ,
000 The incorporatprs are Dante-l
K‘hogh. John Keogh and William St
Wilcox,
Papers have been recorded at the
town clerk's omcc, indicating thc sulc
oi propcrty by him. Margaret Lewis,
at Bell island, to Rev. William James,
of Brooklyn The deal was closed
at the real estate ageniy of Jacob
Iii. lii\li)il
The sale of tickets on account of
the popular cm-ui‘sion to Savin Rock
tomorrow has been large. and nearly
all the tickets asnlgtlctl have been sold.
showing that the. (lllly excursions run
by the N Y., N. & ll (‘.o
t0 the shore resititA flit“ highly appre-
Listed by the. dwclltra Inland.
Al the regular ntc cling of tho (trad.
iiate Nutses‘ AAkot ration of the Dan-
bury Hospital, Jurtc iii. if Wits voter'
that the meeting’ be adjourned tint
September lit with the understanding
that rucrnbcrA desiring to continue
practice In parliamentary law should
meet on tlic rciutlnr dates during Jill?
and August,
Ell l’akulxski is making extensive
'ciilifileil iri lilil billiard parlor in the
Wooster block “infinity, and la rcno-
vuting ii. The partition between th§
rear end of tho par‘lor and the 00mi-
liiie side will be rotiovitctl and in tho
udfiltlgnai .pacc hl‘I'cii more tables
be. pla t-d. ’IiilN Will hiaito the
parlor the largest of itit kind in life
state,
M. Jelltclob. towark. N. .1; .t. r.
flit-anon, l", I Stanley. H. Eisner, F‘.
liuylios, W i Huyiicu, Frederick illu,
KComhltocl J. ll. Brewster. J. ..
lie dllgull. lead. 1.. J. Usiranrl
on: Money, A. C. Pitcher
J. Brown, .l. it“. (furry, bfr. and M ;.
ti, Eiltot- William lmvis N. Attila].
John F .Vilson S. iiouford H
Wit" , Now ml. (7. n. litm'irip,
(livernisn. Boston: Judie
’ D Ehrlich. tira'onwicin om
mission and friend, Donvar
.E. Lewis. titldibrbok; if.“
the New Haydn: Mr and FM".
001,1“. Vinson N. J. Dollie,
dairy; Mr and Mrs. John Smith
in. Durban. Phillduilihiu; a, ll
arch. Humour: (‘. It. thrwor
dado, Ohio. wore yesterday's visit.»
rt; It. the ilotol Clifford.
SPECIAL SALE
all this week .
Fresh-crowed Plate
Phillie Marketa;
out into Mun siren.
W‘mw.
o‘m: RIFL 1‘1 ‘ film i.
m
Will b0 mm at human Milly but!
Iatiirduy, July RI and 20.
The following order was issued yes-
tbrdayz- . .3
. State of Connecticut,
Adjutanbfleneral's Uillce.
‘ Hartford, July 17. 1905.
General tirilers. No. 28.
l. A Shite litany Match for teams
from Registrants. atittrtca and Artil-
lery Corps. Signal Corps. First Separ-
ute Company, Troop A and Naval Bat
tallon. Connecticut National Guard,
will take place on the Bible Rifle
Satitrday.1i‘ftly Ill! and '29,
ll Three suitable prizes, will be of-
fared by the State for competition b
teams from each organization as stu-
al.1‘hn first prise. 30power Tor-
restrtal Telesco e to be awarded to
the main r‘naltln the highest hygienic
score; t
team ma lag the next highest aggre
gate ac'or‘é unit the thli'li prise, $16.00
to the next highest. First prize to be
competed for annually, and to be held
for one yest- by the organization r'ep-
resented by the winning team. and
when Won three times by the team
from one organisation. it will become
the property of their organisation.
State medals will be Issued to individ‘
ital members of the learn winning the
first prizu and their panics will be pub-
lished in orders. Tito conditions of
match are as published iri (i. 0., No.
17. A2303 0 . .
Ill. Entries for the match must. be
made in writing to this office on or
before? July ‘21; and to the command
ing officer of each orghnisufion‘ enter.
big a team will be issued upon req-
uisition on the Acting Quartermaster
General 1000 rounds ball cartridgc,
cal. .30. ‘
IV. The Brigade Commander, Con-
necticut National Guard. will arrange
the details for guidance of contestants,
and appoint frorn the Brigade (stuff or
line) the following officers to conduct
the match: A range officer; all As-
sistant range ofllcer; a medical officer
irt charge of the medical department,
who win dot all a member of the Hos
pital (‘orps for duty; a statistical oili-
cer Who will arrange for score sheets
sud supplies netéssam for his duties;
also a non-commissioned officer as lilil‘
tistical clerk. Traveling and hotel
expenses only will be allowed officers
And non- commissioned OMOEIB detail
ed He will also tuitkt‘ a lull report
of the match to this other»
V. Tire Assistant Quartermaster--
(tcnerttl will issue. upon approved rc-
qulsifion, ammunition, targets, patch
es; appointonid pay necessary official
scorers and markers.
by order of the Contmandt-r-ln-(fhlef.
GEORGE M. COLE,
Adjutantttc ‘uI.
FIRST METHODIST BULLETIN.
Services for the Week at the south
Normtik Church.
The services for the week at iii"
First Methodist Episcopal church will
be as follows.
l‘itesday evening. class meeting, lcd
liy Brother Roth ltcniinaion. Rogu-
lar rehearsal of Epwortb imagin-
chorits at the close.
Thursday evening weekly prayer
meetings. l’astor will deliver the third
in series of tailor on “Summer Sugges-
tions of religion. """ The Summer Storm
The Patriot .. Bible class for men only,
will attend this service In a body
Sunday school oMc crs and teachers
meet at the (loan to arrange for Stun
day school excursion.
Friday evening, ndlmirucd meeting
of Women‘s Foreign Missionary so
tleiy at tcs‘deitic of Mrs. J. A Rich
arrlsim. i0 West avenue. a‘ it o'clock
Probationets riieeiing - ilre church
lot! by the [iflHlOL 'l‘or. . ”'l‘be ’l‘etnp-
tafions of the Christian" Meeting
from 7.45 to ti. 46
HUMP' . DUMPTY.
High Clan Tent Show Here Wed.
day and Thursday.
George ll, Adams. the famous
clown, ‘as the leading part in “iliim-
piy f‘ rnpty," which will begin Wed-
nestay night a two days engagement
at the (Of‘llfli of West avenue and
P Id street.
tlhlikb other tent shows this canvas
theatre is fully equipped with a com
plot suite, chairs and other comforts.
The performance is a pot pourl of
comic opcrt‘i, vitiltlfiv'hrit' singing acts
slid comedy licorgt- ll. Adams the
inimitable cio'wn. crouicrr laughter at
every appearance and the little ones
more than enjoy his duties, Among
the. validcviillonu may be mentioned
"The Dance of tho liullct‘filtm.‘ by the
Baviile sisters; ”'l‘t‘llllill' Rube," by
the Minds Hawthorne Ild tirllwold
anti tllo' tllysfer'y calltlt'i "lie .‘" besides
the Pirinlbfi Suit-tie, of 000000 girls
an entirely new novelty,
’l‘wo performance» daily.
PRINCIPAL rocked it: ENGAGED
than by the District Commit
m at 0 Milling Hold a Few
cm ‘00
Principh'l Churn-r. A. 'rucim it...
been engaged in it'ttpcrintchil the at
taint of Cartier schbol for another your,
'l‘bil action who taken by the (“atrial
committee at a morning hold a few
days , Ever Nilito tho upscili
dintilci locating which Willi held it rcw
weeks ago liicrc burr been no other
Intention on the part of tho coffiln‘it
tee ibutl'lo fillow the lititltilm’tnl of
the met- Ingw thtll was so fienriy on»
animator In favor of Mr. Tinker.
Wu...‘
SAIL ON THE "MABEL STEVENS."
Part at Fm Itabont Intui-
(aim by‘ m. c a. collide,
Mug, 0. H. Coolidge enti-rianed a
party of about thirty- live friends. Fri
day evening, on a sail on the oynter
steamer moire] Stevens." The heavy
shutter kept the party at the Burton
luau until after 0 o’.c.lock but tho
lull begun shbrtly after hurt from and
looted until nearly midnt lit. The tif-
fil‘r has” a very enjoys it one told
pfepuriiioni that had been made for
the entertainment Of the guests who
very elaborate
"i am Million When i sing," she
noted, 'Wo must then; he "piedt
flu Illicit“ spirits. 80 um l.’
Action
rs fused to arm
a" oo-M'tlmi ‘ '“'
L
THE ___ our
house at Danielson. com... Friday and ..
second prise. 826. 00, to the .
bcrlbflm we; not rich whereinte‘
i0 whom». Lucy
Stolulltdt’i‘llton. 0...
said ufitr tbkin‘
K040i "D IleiliI
Otm. tilidroan
durum:
. woman are
” 1* bola. rs-
‘ stored to perfect
habit by thin mn-
oily. YOU may I»
I." If you will lulu
lndlgntloncsum
burly all tho lick-
nvu that womui
ha". it doprivn tho oymm of nourish-
mltnt and the delicate organ. pccuiiar be
women suffer — wukdn. and bosom
lion-«l.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
unable: the stomach and digestivo urgent
to digest. and assimilate all of the whole-
some food that. m” button. It nourish"
the body. and “builds. the weak orzsnu
roltaringhulth and strength. Kodol cum
indigestion. constipation. dyspepsia. IOU!
firings. bulohinmhwtburnbnd all stomach
disorders.
Diaests What You Eat
hop-r00 u the Lab-
arbuv “1030'“!
00. I ll. . ‘
ran an.
‘TH’ CLlF'FORD
LiHARMAOY.
' STYLE IN SUICIDE.
Carbolic Acid in Now Popular Bever-
age to Drink.
There appears to bc till epidemic of
suicide by carbolio acid. and Coroner
Dotcu is of tbr. opiniort that drilggisti
should be more careful to whom that
sell this poison. Evidently it Is sold
to anyone without question as for
sortie unknown reason It In not one of
the poisons which diliggisln have to
register to whom they sell it.
.liirlgc Iioicn stated that the style
In suicide changed cvcry few years.
Before. carimiic arid «time into vogue.
'iough on riits' was used and before
that morphine.
ile hurt looked into the suicide of
llilllflll .l Ilouilhnn, of Bridgeport thr-
ill-year -old girl, whose death from at
boll .iclii Acifadluinistcred octitrti-tl
Sunday morning. and be firidu that site
had evidently repcniod of .ne ilic shi-
was Icutilng because she wont ilit-
nlghi before and vi talking of re
turning lllililfc' to her mother Ill Manna
china-its. W '1 also had a quarrel with
the ntati ‘ \ Was supportinvr her. and
her shirt. - was evidently (1th to des-
pondency .
BUY IT NOW.
Now is the time to buy t ltitubcr-
larn' s Colic, (‘holorn anti liltitihoea
Remedy. it is certain to bc necdcd
sooner or later and when that time
comes you will nccd It badly you will
need It quickly. Buy It now, It may
save life For Slilf' by Filillson- i'owcll
(‘Mrmorntlon t‘lifford I'harmacy ’/.cit
ttisA i’ltiirtnacV.
. .~.A.-«.. w
AN AGENT WHO BORROWS
Greenwich Men ”Said to be “Touched"
by Agent of Stamford Concert.
A number of Greenwich tut-n have
made up tltclr mind, according to the
News, that an agent for n large wholc-
sale house, i‘cnitttng in Stamford, lititi
liccn tilin-unmmlng tbcm by obtaining
morn-y irotn ihcui itntlcr false prctcns
cs for aortic months, and mo ilcciilctl
to cuinbinc and make thc fellow settle.
ltnc tlrccuwich nruti lent hint sit win-n
llio agent told him that he had lcit
lIll-l cornrttul.rtion ticket at Ironic An
officer gavc trim $5 for a few days to
help liitri out of some difficulty which
was cxplaincd to lliiil. A lllintilitllt
who had gIVcn him orders for runny
years. loaned the shine individual 70.
and anolhcr man iouncd him It!» when
he said he needed It to give to his
tirtn to escape prosecution. it is Hillil
thcri.l arr- numerous other instant-ctr.
'l‘he. Greenwich victims believe that
the agent has gotten into some dilll-
ciilty with lilt-l firm and Is paying tbc
morn-y In.- borrowa. and that there in
little chance of getting back what
they have loaned.
THE. ONLY WAY TO CURE.
To can. a cold when you have no
041qu to care 0. cough when you have
it cold—40 cure yollrsolt when you
h vs both. ialto Kr body's lalxativ'o
libn‘dy tintl TM. 1‘ (I now me. the
original laxative (Bough Syrup. It
contains no opinion and in boat for
coughs ficoldu. croui , whooping cough.
etc. l’ioanunt to tilt taxis and equal
13/ nod for child or mlult. Remem-
but the nitrite. "Kt‘rthcdy' d," Ami tree
that the rod clovot‘ blossom and tho
honey bee too on the bottle. Koh-
nody' n lAlXullVfl Honey and TM ht lint
original laxative Calif“) Syrup. ’l‘iiho
no other. Sold by To» Clifford Phar-
macy. “
mm“.--..m
NEW DEPOT AUGUST 1.
Bridgeport'. Fina Mutton to be Open
at on That Duh.
It was stated lit the general offices
of the New Haven railroad "Filthy thIt
the new 3000.000 depot at Bridgeport
one of the Ingest and best on the 3le:
tent. win be thrown open for public
use on August 1. The formal tnnsfttr
of the building from the contractors to
the'ruill‘old commmy has not taken
place as yet. but this will be done
within a couple of weeks. it is thought.
The now depot has been in course of
conatrur lion for the past your or more
and its opening will mark the colonic
lion of t e bi improvements at he
Writ cit viiinh chat the. comp 1137
about 04.000 000.
m
He who drops a pantry in the collar»
lion plate senor-ally sxpoctl a but act.
mitt liar «man at mum.
. “a... cam. .,_,,...._ . .«W.-m~_—. .........
tulw Aime in. '7 ..
NOR WALK EVENING bENTIN EL
t . oo’tirori“w coon cu: Ml
Therein. 11,8900 pllyalttun Who tons The river calls! the river culls!
ago hogan l The urchin freed from school.
To clear away the lroubics that come Forsaken the place of morning's balls
to liiilitiél‘ man: I And seeks the dusky pool.
’Tia two he is old fushtotnd. but many t Where far beneath the sunfish lien
it ailerons lit in waters cairn and clear
That puuzlcs other dottoiA would Yield Uer which proclaim the dragon files
to till». one 's skill. ‘ That swimming time is hots
He makes no heavy iluiiges and he is
alw.iy.A neat .
‘f‘o servo you If you want hint;
name in Cloud i' itcet
His practice should be wurid- wide and
daily it should grow;
He slaves in suinmcr wuuthcr
when the wild winds blow;
His night bell is In order, he answers
eveiy call
He gives no hitter dost-N and tortures
not at all;
And they have few diseaAes and stand
in little tear
Who are always serenely attended by
Good Cheer.
H9 docs not deem the wealthy more
Worthy of his care.
Their are the poor who seek him,
where walls and floors urc bare.
lie ministers as freely as where the
rich nlridc,
And all he asks in payment are hope
tutti honest pride,
The hope anti pride that follow whore
duty‘ it call In c‘leui- w
"l‘is time to aid in spreading the pr-at-
lice of Good t‘hrci.
~ (‘Iiitago itccord Herald.
A SURPRISE PARTY.
A pleasant surprise, party may be
given to your stomach and liver. by
takingb medicine which will ruIIeVe
their pain and discomfort, viz.: Dr.
King's New Life Pills. They are a
most wonderful remedy, affording sure
relief and (“1‘0 for headache, dizzi» months. The maturity of [ii-()pits have
ness and otiristwipation 25c at. i“. F. two fcct. and there. are 20 eyes and
Baxter 8 thus slum " hooks in each shoe.
Dottie—Why don't you take off your
stockings? .
Johnny- «All of 'em's off that'll come
off. his bought these at a bargain sale
[or eight cents a paiv.-~Cleveianu
Leader.
The river (title! the river calls!
The lltvtIyot‘ in the. toivn
Forgets the client for whom he bawts.
The Wootaack and the gowu;
The merchant lays his ledgera by,
And loads a willing ear
To all the unseen sprites that cry
'l‘luit swimming little is here.
his full
and
The river rails! the river calls!
The oarow‘orn millionaire
(insures his tnansion's lofty Willis
Di solve beneath his store,
Whilst visions come of boyhood days«
The mill race and the weir—-
With Hilllllllt'l‘ culling through the haze
’i‘hut swimming time is here.
-~~Pitisbitrg Post. ‘
ONLY cons Fon'ovspaesm.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle,
Del. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepriia, used to have great distresll
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Pialsted. F‘. H. Bax-
ter and the Clifford Pharmacy. ...
(in the basis of the population of the
United States being 80,000.00. this
country uses more that 3,000,000,000 of
lace. eyes and bottle. a your. Evory
mun, Woman and child will wear out
an average of two pairs of shot-A In 12
The pills that act as a ionic and not
as a drastic purge, are. DeWItt'a Lit-
tle Early Risers. They cure Head
ache, Constipation, Blitiousness. etc
Early Risers are small, easy to take
and easy to act va safe pill. Mach-
‘llantiiton, hotel clerk at Valley City
N.‘ D., says: “Two bottles of these
Portions lntile Pills cured me of
chronic constipation.” Good for eith-
er children or adults. Sold by Tht;
”Clifton: d P-ltnrntac y.
How unhappv the lot of the board
lug bonito landlady. Strawberries no
sooner get cheap than the boarders
begin to kick for poacihe. and untol-
melon
Are you thinking about the
HARVEST ?
The Science of Advertising is advancing with
rapid strides. Big lamina: houses, spprcciating its
grut value, make oi it a distinct department placed
in chugc of the brightest men obtainable. J Thou
men are no lower contentcd with ordinary typt dis-
play. but demand we] ilkutntiou and embellish-
ments. J ll you want to reap a good harvest. and
rake in the business that Is your doc, don't cling to
obsolete methods. .00 Good Printing -- something
bright and attractive . furnishes the but whzitiouc
for your scythe. J3 W! can compete in quality, price
and promptncss with the but. J Send its your nrkt
order. whether its a l¢ti¢rhud or a 500 page catalogue.
We’ll do it fight. I We print cvaything >~ Cards,
Catalogues. Booklets, Folders, Circulars, Posters, Menu
Cards, Programs, Stationery, thding invitations, etc.
SGHIIMANN lilll PRINI
Squires" to Freeman Art Print.
«it :06 Walshirlgfotl St., South Norma.
Making Boili Ends "Meat"
”spurs NONWALK’S tact. All. 005st noun -.
It}. ”01...? it ..
AGENT FOR MAY “'MANTON S PATTERNS.
ANOTHER BUNCH OF
Bargain Attractions!
THlN JERSEY UNDERWEAR
FOR WOMEN
Want you to make careful readlnx
of the following. Think it will litter-
eat you.
Women's Good Quality Vests,
molt.
Women's F'ino Cotton Jersey Ribbed
Vests with the wing alcove or alcove-
leas, at iWyc.
Women's li‘lne Jersey Ribbed Vests.
While, trimmed with lace, value
now 19c.
Women‘s Lisle Vesta in white or
MI? trimmed with lace, at 200.
Itlc
or
ui,l(‘
SOME DAINTY WASH WAISTS
FOR YOU
Here are several lots of cool white
wash waists for you to chose from,
prettliy trimmed, very latest designs
as to cut and price very much to your
liking.
Ladies Biark and White Figured
Lawn Shirt Waists, all sizes at 500.
ludim' White Shirt Waists, tiicktid
front and back, at 69c
Lsdies' White Lawn Shirt WIIIII.
,embroldery frouts. tucked bucks. at
980. .
Ladies’ White Lawn Shirt Walsh,
tucked and lietnutitchod, extra good
lawn at. $1.50. '
THE FLUFFY SUMMER
UND£RMU8LIN8.
M
When you read the descriptions,
when you come to compare the good!
wltIl the prices, youti buy: for the
etsonomy of it all is bound to fruition!
you
Ladies' White Muslin Corset Cofvéi'l,
made yoke affect of lace, ribbon
trimmed, at 250. '
Lti'tlles' Muslin Drawers.
ruffle, hematitched. at 250.
Ladies Muslin Gowns. tucked yak.
at 500 .
White Skirts. mad. with
cambrlc
Ladlos’
deep embroidery bounces, also under
ruffles, at 750. 890 and 980.
83-85 Washington Street.
WAISTS
.t
BALANCE OF OUR STOCK OF SUMMER WAISTS AND
DRESSING SACQUES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
N. E. RYAN,
so wasntno'ron or.
scum uoiiwuu‘t
PRESIDENTIAL int
THIS is qufiyngatb'anriki. YEAR," ao-r we All in Tris
FIELD A8 CANDiDATES FOR YOUR
COAL TRADE FOR THE BEACON.
GIVE us A CHANCE TO PROVE w HAT A FlNE STOCK w: HAVI on
HAND.
PANY'S LEHIOH COAL.
we HAVE JUST UNLOAOED THREE mucosa or out: can
we ARE iN business To STAY. Ann WM.
GIVE YOU GOOD VALUE FOR YOU R MONEY. LET US HAVE A TRIAL
ORDER.
RAYMOND BROS
800th Norwalk, Obnni ‘ ‘lluhlnfilon 83rd“.
«at
can always be done where, you can
get choice meats at low Drivel-LI
liodac iii-cps thc choiccsl fresh printc
beef mutton Iiinib. tc til, pork, barns:
and boron and poultry and game In
scaAon, of stub quality that you got
plenty of nourtshrnt-ni for a stintll am
aunt of cash.
J. W. DODGE.
bacon-or to Jacob Ichaub.
22 WuhtngtOn street. .. Phone 3221.
Clearance Sale
and Washable Hats.
led 'up just. in. rm ordinary wind would
mid 0! down rivals in m
Of" Trimmed Mlliinery.
All untrimmod Straw Hats, 20c. 39c. and 75c. Children's Mull Bonnets
Ladios' Duck Hall in all the latest styles.
S. S. TILLOTSON.
I. WAIHINOTON ITRIIT._r [90101 NOIWALK. CONN.
tutu.-
Special for Saturflav.
i
Eaton til iiitrlbul n l ourt Russia i’apcr. tttc box
Bound Hooks. slightly worn b, 10 lb and 25c.
A fresh stock of Lownoy'ri UllOl'Ollilt‘H,
Shell and heulhcr iloitvonlrn, at reduced prices. ‘
Willi'l Wings, 20 and 85c. l “ ‘ l ’,' “'fll
Leather 'I‘nipi for rluit ('IIHI‘H. l ' y .l
Postal Albums, tit lb per cent, diatount,
F J NELSON,
76 WASHINGTON 81.80 ’l‘l JNON ALK CONN
It Is Just
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As Cheap
to lay' at your next winter's coal now. We sell the but u the kiw— '
est prices.
B. HERSHFIELD 85 SON,
122 Water St.. Tel. 23613 ‘ ‘
Wood St., Tel. 203- 5.
7 Seaview Ava, Tel. 145-3.
Pub: it: Market 31 So. Main 81.
John T. Hayes. 5 Main Street. Norwalk.
A w
”Talking about cyclones, tin.- atom though they were being lowr-rcd In an
peculiar circumstances i ever heard of elevator. They alighletl almost in the
took place over near Mingo twenty-
four years ago” says it. W. Roblnsoi
lrl the Des Mo tlI‘B Register and Mad-
er. ”One or those terrible twists»
came tearing 0000 from the trout-
West toward Mtngo along into one autu-
mor Ifle'rnoon. but apparently not in
line with the town. Many of tho citi-
zens of Mlnfio saw It and most of tli he“:
i
storm struck App rontly confused iii
first the unl'mlils natty pulled them-
ed on bum outing mini as though
nothing special had happened."
liar—~“My out objection to Mrb.
Pryor in that sits bit lam woman. " l
lllmJ"llntlflBlll it at )tlsli‘it‘lis is she
a.
l“‘“‘” lverybody’ it. "~ Chicago 'l‘rib-
took to rih ler. Over in the fluid
the direct path of the w‘hil‘liti
were u more and coil icitiliti
mass en‘s
litltleih t
iy the whirlwtiid was upon t am. Well. and l
air that animal and her colt were lift.
The Aaron thin.) Argus bonifuliy
curried remarks: "Motor: has put in some
hoilht new hitching ratio. which ll a thing
0 “has .Now York burn um recently."
i (at:
0
lift I blue of paper ml
strut t up to it inhumane:
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Retort Paint Now Open.
Hotel and honour-one. -» .
UNDER THI MANAGEMENT or A. 4. WITH AND J. a KELLY.
Shore litmus. Glaniialios. etc.. at Pipiilat Prices
WILL It A SPECIAL TY.
Base iallmldst 'l‘onmo In tho Stato.
Excursions. Music and DatiCItttl‘.
Free —- Vaudeville. —~—~ Frau.
AT3: MANDI‘ JOHN.
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Our Assortment and
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Dispiaii of riiniitato
ittid Furnishltltls
bi at) wide that We can may hill to tribune tiny (little and many tuition not
otherwise pleased, because of the distinctive character of our goods. We
could keep on telling you forever about our More, our facilities for “will!
you and our desire to merit the honor of your
patronage. flat the burl!“
and safest way is to put int to the test by commit to our store In person. We
place where they wars before the present this moon what In conceded to be the most noteworthy Imy be
porch. town and Iummer furniture "or shown in this vicinity if yl'iii mitt
“Mutant ititlst appeal to you
selves together. and as the alarm pasi- one pious for the porch or I complain outfitting for the whole from our
t. .
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News in Furniture, cerium. chdiii
[ins ,0
Matting-f Oil cloths, 0nd hinoi’
Funnel Diroctor and limbtinor.
l“ NORTH MAIN ST.
,, acorn sonata“.
Norwalk Chronicler