A ' H.813 rm
from awyisit 1‘1?l Princeton ,, . 1
Attorney William D} minimally was
in Mumford this morning on business.
0 K800313111, of Main .u‘trM, Nor.»
walk, was a visitor in decepdrt yes-
terday. ,,
Charles 911111101 South Nor-walk
was the 1recent' Quest of friends do
Gear’s 12th.
Pr‘ot. George younger has opened a
boxing class 111 the Frost building.
North Main skeet. 1. .1 .,
Miss Ida L. Small, of Brooklyn, in
visitins her, condihs. Mr: and Mrs. Fred
V Byxb’oe. of Cross street.
Mrs S. H. Barrios and Mrs. Edward
St John, of Norwalk were visiting
friends in ViVlion, Wit week. 1
~Csnes an‘d Umbrellas. O‘Brien
Mrs. Bruce. N McQueen and Miss
Jeane McQueen 11! Wilton. have been
recent guests or W H‘. Helmet. Nor-
walk. ' .
Mrs M E. Bennett and Mrs. Young,
of Norwalk have returned home utter
a two weelrs' stay. with Mrs. M. E.
Boyd, .8 Tower piece.» pnnbury. ,
Mrs L. A. Conneaily, Miss Julia Mc-
Ginn. ‘Johu 1111111 Anna McMahon and
Miss Kelly are visiting r'elutlves in
Hartford and South Glastonbury.
~80“ and Still Hats. O'Brien. .
William Kirby and son, Raymond
of 22 Westvillo avenue, :Danbury. are
making a tow, days' visit to, South
Norwulk,VBri1Vlgeport arid New Haven.
~Batlebail, Retort Point Sutmday.
Norwullts Mvs, Bothels. Labor Day, we
games~ Mil («111111. the morning and
Bay Ridge in the ulternoon.
Clinton Commundery, Knights Teln-
plnr. of Norwalk, will hold a stated
oonclave this evening, when the illus-
trious Order or the Red Cross will be
conferred.
-—-“Now good digestion waits on up-
petite and health on both "
it it docsnflt try Burdock Blood Bit-
térs.
Mrs C. Waters, of South Norwulk
and her sons, Nelson and Percy, on
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs
Stephen S. Crane. 01 Maple Hill Farm,
High Ridfie.
Rev. Paul M. Strayer, of Rochester.
N. Y.. who have been visiting in
Greens Forms as the x5guest of his
br'othel, Rev (‘nrltonB Strayer, in
Green Farms, has returned .llorne. ,
~“The Arncliffe Puszle." a eevlnli
story of the romance and mystery by
Gordon Holmes author of 'A Myster-
ious Disapbesranoe," begins in The
New York Tribune Sunday magazine,
Sunday. September 311.,
The ‘Norwulk City Council is scholl-
uled to hold 11 meeting nevt Monday
night. but it is probable that tlro sol-r.
sion will be postponed until tho fol-
lowing night, owing to the day being
11 holiday,
"-Slltlmly Bargain Sale of Dry
Goods and Kitchen Furnishings now
going on at M S Smith 81 Co.’ s,
The freight drain from Pittsiield;
due in Dilllillll‘y at 2:31) yostordny molu
nillx. tiid not arrive until 10:25 on no—
coullt ot‘ the derailment .01 the engine
at 110111 mus-rut by Ult‘ brolrklng of a
rail in a side track where the engine1
was pilklng up some 1-1'.ns
Miss Edith White, of Wilton, has
rtturueli from a most. enjoyable cruise
on Long island Sound 1111 the guest
of Louis Noah, or South Norwallr, In
his largo 11111111111. The party included
Mr. Nash and family. Miss White and
Horace li.NusI1. Stops were rustle at
a number of towns on 1111: Long. is-
land shou-
~—1No 1111111 sluughtor sale of (fur—
rieaes 11nd Wagons over b1-foro offer-
ed in The Norwalks 11:1 is now offered
by Luther M, Wright. Read his ud-
vcrtisemont. which explains it.
The Merrill College. South Norwalk.
will Opi‘ll for the full 1111111. 1111111 Tues—
day. Entrance umrnxemuuts should
be made immediately. There is oval-11'}
promiuo of It very successful swoon
at this popular institution. There are
I large number or inquiries biting
made llud pupils buys «nil-rod from
for end our.
. P. A. Shunnllull. .i.
FA 'l‘;illy (l'ailnllo
Wnliucr', .iohu l".
Iior.(lllll111',l
.ll. Cumming“ ti. .1. lloniord Now
l1:Mr11.Allmlnllth.Merwln Miss
Alice Merwlu Wilton. Mr.’ and 'Mrs
Howard Wanhburll, Brooklyn: W. J.
Walsh. Miss M H 'i‘womly, Miss M
llqflorrilt lionbury; A. Vanllorn H.
L Gaylord Hpringiioltl; W. J lirisroii,
B. 1". Chase Boston; Mr. and Mrs F‘.
H. Arnold. Reading. 1'... John 11 Al-
ion ldlcdoiplric; H.111. Wobber lit.
0. Griswold. Hartford: E. A Illyaiiol
Louisville, Ky; .lohn l1‘ llrennao Mills
'1’. F. Hoyle. 'i‘iloodoro A. Fairchlid.
New Haven; Grunt ill. llrlmllton and
party of six. 1mm Huntington, 11.1.:
11.13 B..Wi"ililnh Mrs. 11 ll Wlillllml.
lloraoew.WIIlIIm11,oi Norwslk were
guests 111 the Hotel t'rlitVlord youterduy.
111
fi
70 am: vou~w1m 7111:
near our: OBTAINABLE
.. ‘f- _ “1'11
1111' 1'11: Leiden 111111.
"f ‘ ‘Iil'i‘ reflect." "' ',,. ‘
.Publlc Market
H. .Keily, Miss;
l’. Phillips. 0 l..
Rynll W. 8.3111»
I
. I *W m-»..,.,_ V
.11. William Bicllncllsul
l1 Rf'l (I
~6—
\ Idiot to xiv'n
*N at site b
“a V and out
111.111.. Arlene-re DATE.
«sooumbsg'wbt rum
11‘1‘1‘ ‘h'll‘
RATEB vsnv Miraculous. . '1
convin't' harlot!
District 1.111.111.1111, s11. Probate
Court August 10111, 1'1. 11.1905.- 1
Estate of Edward A Vroomo late
of Jersey City in the State oi New Jer
sey deceased. situated in the State 01
Connecticut. 1 1 1 11 -
The Court or Prohlrto tor the Dis-
trict or Norwalk,.11‘ath limited c1111 n1
loWod six months from theudote'here-
of for the creditors of acid Estate to
OKs-1i)“. their claims for settlement.
Thoseiwho neglect to present“ their ac-
counts.» properly» attested within said
time, will be dobarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said tEstdto are
requested to make immediate payment
to
MR8. EMILilil “CELEB,
1118-25 31 Administrstrix.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
1‘Distriot 111 Norwalk,- 8R1, Hrobate
Court, August ldth,.A. 1).. 1905. ’
Estate or Mary E.1.Coop1-1n, late of
Non-111111,. in bold District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trictl of 'Norwollr, huth "milled bud . cl.»
lowed six 1 months from tho-«date hero.
of for the creditors of sold Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested. within
said time, will he. debrrrred 1n recuvory.
All persons indebted to said Estate ora-
10
LOUIS 8. 8113113118.
Administrator.
a1V8-251. 8V1
NORWALK PARK.
Mr. George Clark has Commissioned
1- Motto Bell 1 . ‘
BUILOanG LOTS
Wilton Avenue, Monmalk ‘Aucnuo, 6a.;
thenlne. Sprout, .Fu‘ir. Street. Dingle;
Street. City of Nit-Mam.
on pit at Corner of Main and Cal
urine Street, one block from
THESE GRAND BUILDING LOTS.
Then Call on In.
TERMS EASY.
Jacob M. Lauton.
5 Railroad Place,“ 3 South Norwalk.
Netiocbf
Dissolution oi Partnership.
Notice 'is hereby glventhnt the co-
pnrtnership lat11ly subsisting between
liornco E, Dunn and Oscar ii. Blinks.
both of the Town of Norwalk ill tho
County of Fuiliiold and Stute of Con-
nectlcut under the tlrm nume of llnnrr
11nd linnks. was dissolved on this Ziltll
‘ will take up their 1-5”?
11 Men
requested to moire immediate payment ‘
' y, at W stun If
Venue in 11111:
, an is enlniflved
on A b11111, or Weston.
11111111111111 Mrs...,i ll 81111111,.
or 11191111111, 1.11.31 Louisa Smith.
maroon Hats, Crush lists. Diaries.
Mrs. M. 113 Wheel”. of Weston, vibe
111.1 been spending ‘11 melt with Mrs
l.. M. «Gould, has returned to 'Norwallt
8,111,111 y Siamt w il in th . Il‘.
11.11.113.111 umgnd‘ ”Pill 311 ydll 9 A
1111111111131 and Allies will pitch .
Stephen J. O‘ Brien has resumed h a '
duties at the store or .J.A.. Collins ,dt
00.. after having "enjoyed his consul
vacation
«Buy your Welles or Carriage now
from Luurer Wright and save almost
eunuch to buy .9. home. Read his 1111..
allepresentative Charles Hoffman, of
Dunbury, and [woman Olmkson. oi
Bothel, spent yesterday in Smith Nor-
walk
—~Special low prices on Trunlrs. Suit
Case‘s Bags and Pa Rags Carriers dur-
ing 1151 Ticket Sufism M.SV Smith &
Company.
Samuel W. Volsor has. returned to
his duties at the City National Bank
after having enjoyed a for tnigllts vs
cation. the taller part of which he
spent in Patterson N J.,Vun1i in New
York
Mr. end-Mrs. C. M. Bullion, who
have 111-1111 spending some time at
’i‘ul'n-oI-iilver. have gone to New Cu-
naun. as guests of Martin Gleuning.
From there they come to Norwnlll. 10.,
visit Mrs. Nollie Crabbe Abbott, and. ‘
then return to New York for ten days.
The foundation and busementportl-
tlon1wall for the new building of the
South Norwulk Club has been com-
pltd by (lontraolm' William H. Smith.
Waldlon & Riordan have the contract:
for the rnrpenlor work but it is ex-
ported that there will be 11 delay in
gutting out the iron wolk.nu1i the bull-
dillle work will stand still for n, time.
Cyrus Mend
i
port. whore
FOR SALE
musequonce of routolrlplctdtl
11111111111 of fig; the soils and other rig—
slur; o! the sloop yuollt Elsa are- for
rln
sai11. l'rl1o very reasonable it taken
at'vonr'o .to save storage. Sails mode
by Sawyer. hond-sewal. double-bilzht-
ed, damp-proofod and nllldew-proot’ull;
jib, staysllil,,.lmiimiuil and club top-
soil witir cover-s. Mast 8 inches din-
meter. “10111428 ft long; gut! about
.17 to long; boom. :about 28 ‘1.; top-
most 19 ft . also blocks, run on 1' ,1;-
glns. wiro riggilrg,et1:.
Address,
CHARLES A. MEAD.
Hillside, Norwaik, Ct.
1.11.... _
i‘ul'ehplinllllulur
Tho celebrated Vnruntl Spring Wat
or is now on solo at the stores of 11‘.
day. or August 1905. by muirllll 1--ou
sent. All debts owing to said 1'1)-
palitnurship are to be received by the
said Oscar 11H Bonita, and all demands
on 11111111 on partnership are to bo prev
sented to him for payment.
Dated this 29th day or August. A. 1).,
1905
11011111111 11. 1111111111,
01-10111 11. BANKS.
11.17. once l Aucrld‘nscll
\‘dvmx ' ‘
AUCTION
AT THE RESIDENCE OF
ANN BATES,
"‘DECI'AOID. ‘ '
SALE '10 use PLACE AT 1'11:
1' wntrcn snw ram
OARIEN. calm. ’
luesdav. Sept 511M905
AT 10 A. M. SHARP
mywbgaloliowinb urtioien. 11111111111111
look 111111111111 nlcha‘ra'nol Co.
Side Bout! over 100 years old, Old-
fashioned Brass 'I‘op llllnd irons l
‘llank Chairs with arms rush 1111111111111.
2 mum Elliott (‘hclrl Without arms,
rush bottom. 1 Rush Bottom Fiddle
book. 1 Mahogany Tea Table with it
narrow leaves, it Ulilirn null Bola lullr
toiotil cover“. I MI Mum Chairs,
Dld~fnl1iomd1 111mb a 111111. with
scenery. 1 Black Walnut Bull 1 iron
ltied-tun 21111111111 Wood Ballroom
mgirdle. 2 Feather do and Pillows, 1
weather il‘otdln nth-m 111111 other
Mattresses 01111
Portion. Oidarcsllioned High tiny and
bow noy Bureaus. Old-iuhlollmi Chl‘r-
ry Bur-sous. Extension Table 10 feel
1 pair of Oldie lulled Wooden Blip
era 9 Old fashi 1111 Plan thbhis. Old
Old 1th
lfl‘od Writinagnihm
numerous to montldn.
Per Order or FITCH PROVOIT, Ad-
minimum.
u tours will tracer.
"Manny Nut I'cir o-yV.
Vwooommohdod by lending phlwsiuinns
WILLJSIA-ht'l/NJBUB Allarlou 1
”AMA Bottom Chairs, 2 swam;
ems-1 spreads... '
11,11 Elsi tlrvnyorsi,
runs l Gnostic“ 11111.11 slides loo
'1). Lawton & Co. Endorsed and
Analysed by Prof. Smith, of Yale.
5 GAL. DEMIJOHN ............ 50¢
. . ............ 50c
CASE. 5 BOTTLES
The finest 111qu water on the blur.
hot.
i
,lllullnjbtoll lininlpgllo treo upon 11p-
ghosting,”
l
Ne art 1111
Roberts will brunch at the First
' donor-1111. Nermlk 11nd
school session will be
. ‘. ‘ ‘ “bert and the Communion sorv ,
“Wit Ammul 0! {South Non. also'be postponed Sunday 1111) ‘
Ill ot,Will 111111 J .1191; 10111 111111..
1. Greenwich will preach
1": l
011 the Sound.
free. «~Vaudevilie ..-—free
1111111.... Rev. Rs. 11‘
the 51111qu
resumed at
0an There will be no evening, 1'1
too until the return of Rev. M .
the Rev. Dr. Cheat
be always ssklugflsoinounp
the right time—«lows a reiidtile
watch ot your own. No matter
what your last oilr need, your
price, we, 91111 it"
lswctsw ‘ '
. t.V VV ,NorwylkVV, Vegan, .
40 Wall
Naturc' c Wonderland.
Management of A. cl. 11111111 and James
8. Kelly—Lilli .Rich, Amule-
ment Director.
From Kaitlin and Rypctor's Circuits.
Daily at 3' 30 p. m. and 8: 30 p. m.
DANCING EVERY EVENING.
FULL oacrlcsrgyl
Saturdau :;Baseba,il.
BUNDAY. SEPT. 3.
WHEELER ,4, WdLSON’S BAND.
Special Instrumental and Vocal Con
SHgRE OWNERS. OLAMEAKES,
TC.. AT POPULAR PRICES.
BRIT 10F SERVICE.
Wntch for the next attraction.
will It. I dandy.
It
George C. Tiiyou'y Greet
SiiiPiiiiiiiSiiiiiiiB
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
u‘l‘jlz;
too—Wonderful Features—100
Grand Free Carnivals of Fire Tuesday
Evenings.
Conn. League Baseball .Sundayor-11
Round Trip (steamers or ferry) . 10c
Mormon in: Bridgeport, Double Header
‘ 3.P.,M. Sunday.
HOYT' S THEATRE.
ONE DAY ONLY.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2ND.
Now Present. the Hurricane Triumph
of u Thoroughbred
THEODORE KREMER’S
Latest, Greatest Melodrama
“A Race For Life”
In 418 11.11th Sensational Acts.
0n oneh and Racetrack
The Wild Lite of the Pacific Slope
“Our Joule" Winning Gold and Glory
Wild Border Beauty, Bravery and
'1 ”Brutality ‘
A Hero on Horseback
The Comedy of California Characters
Surpassing bcenes From the Sierras.
Greatest Pioneer Play Ever Produced.
Strongest Combany of the season.
Heroic In Hem and Heart Interest.
' PRICES:
Matinee .................... 15c, 25c
Night ............. 25c, 35c, 5011, 75c
Beat- on Sale Tuesday, Aug. 29.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE moor ONLY
TUESDAY. SEPT. 6TH.
Melville B. Raymond Present: the
Newest Novelty in Musical
Comedy Creations
‘ V .1 1 1 , 11‘ ”
‘Buster Brown
International Copyright.
Permission by the N. Y. Herald Ind
R. F. Cutcsuit.
SCI—PEOPLEw-OO
The Talk at the Country.
A Great show for Little People. .
A Greater Show for Rio People.
Prices .......... . 261:, 60c, 7511
Int Four Rows in Orchestra 01.00
Seats on 8st. Friday, Cent. 1
i
' ‘5 los Noll Ready.
’PHONI 501-114.
11‘.
,1 Eu: ”’1" 1 M. ‘I“.‘ ........,
the Recreation lours.
LAST 011‘ THE 1111118011.
W
1111111.... tour or six dayli‘ trip, Mon-
day, Sept. 4th, $12 {10 or 515M)
Auscbie 0111111111. six days‘ trip, Mon-
day, lupin-1‘
White Mountains live days' trip. so
commodulioml 111 the Sinclair lion's.
Sept. till. $23.00.
Mrmhouli Mlle. momtfieem nine
days trip with aunommodntlonu at the
line M1. Kineo House Sept. lith. bottle
1 o
“WEAR MS Hill I‘ll'lou
tag fro New Haven, «11.00.
(11111 Harbors Ferry;
yr ,1 , 11111 1121111. VV. ¥
, ‘ 3" IN WHO
111111111 11."
To" 1111 my Whom Tourist dol-
oriutmw or sit inhuman: nitric. csVlVl
r 1: at out,
11., 11'. sic W‘l'g gin. ‘
tn ors. yo ' and old, splash o the
. maul no, andWln ‘11 cool ~
1 1111111111 breakfast: ‘Plnvi’l ogurl‘
angle, 1111111111111111111111. told we wnlki bull
: «until hell was torcotl'to swim and more .
' tale of all experience so common ill
I
i
‘1, Improvedh
ship. right in. the edge or the water,
only with larger windows than the
oosnalinorn bull’s eyes, and i do not
grudge the interruption it i walls so
lieu of the waves. is like
11 skind hand on t ed
‘ nice 11 11s lilo obe .
_ 11 like
£11111 Illl’tydi’qé“ .1
111le the rose 11 1111 11111111111. ‘
post over Wilson' s Point and 11 11011911
islands, and long beforu sunrise we
tile my right the root is easy. VWe
capturolu i‘ow iiilniuudii'ntti by entity
HlmnghC'Wiltin the shore 9111111111 do '
(rush and brilliant We keep the low-
bout busy on exploring trips. .We
still 111111 needless to slly, We out early
and :oi‘ien. Wi111lr tho shou- uppoiite
meets the chore dinner then bottles the“.
tug of wnr.
Ever wide a horse illto deep water
‘ry you with g‘raootllt undulntlon’s'ltlre
o dolphin solely on his book through
uhe brine? it seems 11 little on 1.1111
steeds of old Neptune, until you 1-1011
it: And even thou it is wonderful, how
alhorse will bear a rider's body 'In .
good part above water, on well as his
own head 11nd neck, and swim oft Vui
11111111, although he has never token ’11
single swimming lesson before in his
life. We tried this experiment 1111 the
little boys’ horses and they seemed to
"enjoy 11.! iii made their coats shine
loo. Old cavalrymon will sruilo 111 this
oolrrpuigulug, .llui fortrunntoly tl11'1'o
ihnye been 111111111 more since the cam-
Vpuig'uing’
. , ,. T111111“ endlfllckoryfliull.
I'Iickm‘y"Bliifl was sold ’rioulo" 15‘
yours ago for $5.000. It is now worth
V5111... , exclusive of the dozen title
cottages on it and the comnlodious
1,...
border or the imaginary. 1.1111 plunging; ,
tics.
Ing time and trouble necessary with frequent rebinding.
homo of the yacht 1'I11b. A. M. 'l‘tlthiil _
braids.
or dress braids cause.
satisfaction.
Alon counter.
onAFFEE's DRESS V muss
BEST non ;SER on.
Mode on a- braidcr, they will wear longer .than ordinary woven drcu
Thlir lMIhbry softness obviates the scratching of shoes that oth-
And yet their softness is combined with the greatest of wearing quail-
Onc piece of Chafing. 8 Dress Braids will wear as long as a skin, nu.
PLAIN, FLAT, AT 41: A YARD.
BRUSH AT 81: A YARD.
Each is the best braid of its kind made, and guaranteed to give lasting
Colors to suit almost any shade skirt you wear. At our no-
83-85 Washington Street.
hi the patron saint of Hickory 1111111.
11 is 11 part of his old 1111111 where he
dwelt in lonely ' quiet twenty years
111:0 with no thought of summer coi-
tngors nnd'lluiomobllos to bother “him.
Now he bus dropped thrilling. stnl'lori
11 11111111, mudo a line bathing hour It by
1111 ilulz lullny tons of smut runs 11 rest
1111111111 other1 1111s a reservoir of sprint:
water piped to tho Humans, and bus 11
lino large house 111 ol'imtklng'thn whole
busines. [int he is the most quiet,
unpretentious utilizing 1111111 on 1111 mot
about here. The writer problem was
unsatisfactory llnlil Mr. Tuthnl solved
It. First, there was 11 big deep well
blasted out or r111 it But finally orlmn-
i1: mutter leached into it and it was
1111111l1111111111l. Thou .Soutlr Nol'wuik
water was pipml into the houses, but
the quality was not all one would wish
lint now good water is abundant.
The henlthtulnoss or the Bluff in un-'
doubted. [1 llnd ‘my old friend G. 1".
Waters here. halo and hearty as i
first know him fifteen years ago. He
owns two cottages and 1111111 been born
steadily for over 11 dozen years, 11an
for three years has lived the 'year
round ill his cosy house, 11 stone‘s
throw from the water: going daily to
South Norwuik to business. Commo-
doro b‘nl'roll. chief of the Yacht. Club.
has spout $2,101) willrin a your on 11111
old A. ll. lmvonpori 111111111111. Mr. Nor-
ton llus enlnrm'd and bonutliloll llll‘
(lrandoll cottage. and built handsome
summer houses of filth". 'l‘l111 coitnges
are now occupied as follows: it. 11‘.
Waters. Mr. (lolustook. Mr. ' Norton,
Commmiore1b‘111'r1-ll, Mr. Miller. Mr.
Moilnm'oy, Messrs. Sollol'k 11ml (‘rnw-
ford. your scribe. and John Davidson
of New 111111111111. who is spending his
third summer in 0111' of tho 111111131111
mitoses; Fix-Comptroller liolliuuliu l’.
Mend. of New (lullnnn, and family, will
arrive at their cottage next Friday.
Boil Island's Transformation
The transformation of llello Iolnull
Is 1111 epitome of runny u pint-11 on the
Sound shore. 'l‘vmuty years ago, 11
neglected isinnd with two ’101‘ 1threo
nsllormvu's housou: tthlRy. 11 1'olony'oi'
111'111'1'11 of voltages; 11n111111‘11uiur Broth-
111'11 of Iinllhul'y, wrought tho llliruolv,
if such it Who. (‘Im' i‘till not think how
llllli'h better it is that thon- should be
11111111111. business 1111111. school-t1'll1'llors,
surh spots where people of moderate
menus. businesx men school- learners
1:11am ministers, can author for 11
was. lllbmh s or summers rest 111-
bteld o! bovingrit bought 11p and mom
opoiiued by some miillounlro‘. l'iow
111111111 uronlvl' 1Il1~ bolloiit, how much
more widely distributed lll'o the pious-
1111111 and rust llrl1l llonithl 11‘. II. Foll-
ter died lulu spring and hill brother
has bud to bottle with 11 bed 11111111 or
bi 1d poisoning, but the memory of
1b 11- 1111111111 tor hull island will live 11
long limo y111
'i‘IlI'I'o is n Inrgo now rotlnuo on tho
lulnnrl Just llultihorl for Mrs Immu-
irury. oi ltitllll'iiold 'lllll now routed to
M111. 3 Rollo do! lll'.ooklyu ’ihu
(‘Iurk Catt illls 11111-11 unturned anti
Jittery holler-.11 In full and
morn ooillt‘l the filled. At the new 1'1111
111311 colony, l’i‘no l'oltlt. ill‘ill llolon.
ihoro iii nnotllor lively Authoring and
n ulrillinlz group of iuldvlul houses.
'l‘ho (11111111111111 l‘:. of Homo Point are
so tor 1111' ':1 1111111 Ilfl hot 1- that they do
not lutrmil1 If you iii111 111111 sort of
thi‘hlzwl'ulilhwlllo; 11111111111111, cirrus. 1111'.
you 11m 111 liberty to wnik rldo row.
hike or motor over and enjoy it
The Yacht ‘iu llnd moon that Rat-
lt'itlby tutti mil 11b3,} siblill“, litre 11111
111111111111 cum to run off on 11‘s pay.
There are dam-1111 every 'I‘uoluiny 11w
lung; music and singing 1111 the spirit
mm.uombom~of1 meant. and
11th clubs drab .rlin' iii
and rest a white." weigh anchor and
slip swoy on the suit highway to the
east or went. Snare of thirty vessels
busy little harbor.
Now no es s s they who wishes
to 11.111.131.11 of its nockd 111111
i
this“ 11 11111th e {Mathis
ii'iloibioiy'u a 1h:I mk- the
11;,” ”Sarah?“ oaks
by the piles: 1111111. ionic
lord irisndl have dropped in by ironi-
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SOFA PILLOWS
This week we have an excellent line of new Pillow Tops to show you,
at 50:.
These‘ new fall designs are not altogether different from those we have
had, but is we do not wish to put new stock with the “driftwood" of last
season we have decided to close out all th old stock at half price; or in
other words you they select any pillow from the old stock at 25c.
If your "bump" of economy is quI developed you ll come early and
take advantage of thisV exceptional offbring.
" 9 N. E. RYAN,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Clearance Sale
Of Trimmed Mllllnery.
All unirlluulori Straw Huts, 251: 391' and 750.. Children‘s Mull Bonnetl!
11ml Washable lists Ladlos' Duck [lots in all the latest styles.
S. S. TILLOTSON,
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. VCONN.
CLEARANCE SALE OF
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