" MM TABLE IN OUR STORE ”FULL. OF SHOE! TO BE BOT-D AT
D T. COME IN AND SEE THEM.
Nowell Sine Company,
Successors to F. D. LYON 8t 00..
[South Nat-walk.
Now open for ihe Season of I906
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating. Bathlng and
other attractions. .
Especial attenhon given to Automobile Parties.
Decoration Day
Grand Concert by the Wheeler & Wllson Band.
‘ Dancmg Afternoon and Evening
n1.
w,-..~.. WWW... -. .m. o- ..... _._. .m. . . ..-.... ..... ..._,..-......... _..
F LAGS----Ail SiZes
"flog Napkins.-—— “Decoration Crepe Paper.
AT NELSON S.
A Money Ralsmg Sale
for l0 Days Goods to be Sacrifiootl.
Don't Miss it.
The Polls lilorli-l It Suit House
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
PRESENTATION T0 MR. EMILNE.
DEDICATING NEW BUILDING. H
Norwalk Fire Police Give Medals to
ex-Captaln.
“members of the N01 \vnllt Filo.
Police gave etldonoe of thcil fond-
ndfls} for their populllr (Ix-captain,
John D. Milne. who won olootod first
lisslstant chief enginoor oi tllo dopnrt-
intent some timo ngo. by prosollting
him with It handsome solid gold lilo-
Ital last evoulllg.
Assistant Chit-t“ Mlillo was tukolt
completely by surprise, though he ro-
piled thanking tho. members of tlIII
company Inont sincoroly for the. honor
paid him. 'l‘ho prosolltntlon speech
was made by Councilman James T.
‘ Hubbeil. 0n tho taco. of tho. modal
is inscribed "Assistant, Engineer. Nor.
walk," in a circle, while inside lilo lat-
ter in City oi~ Norwnih soul.
The popular first assistant chicl‘ has
been connected with tho Ilopurtnlollt
for a number of yours and has always
'heen a httrd workor. Lust night‘s pro
aentution ocourrod III the monthly
‘ meeting of lilo I-olltpzllly. l‘oliowinn tilt-
Knights of Columbus Exercises in New
Haven, This Afternoon.
NEW HAVEN. .lIIIIo ti.-’l‘llo Knights
of Columbus olltcrod into IIII nil-morn-
lnt: session today and it is Iprocthl
lllat uovornl llIIltlorn of iInpol-iltnoo to
tho ordor will ho sottlod at this moot~
lug. 'l‘llo quostion of llmlpranco ratios.
it in nndorstood. is the prlnoipal llltllI
tor undor discussion.
(the ot‘ the most. lookIIIl forward to
ovonts ol‘ wook's program will occur
this afternoon, \I'lItIII lilo now IlIItiollul
IlHltIQlllll'It‘l'H will ho dIIIllclllod. tho ox-
olclsos inking plot-c on tho grown on
pooito tho building. The oration will
ho delivered by dilution Morgun .l.
tl'lirlon, of Now York, and an IIIldrIIoo
will no tlI-livorod by .iustlco Victor .l.
howling, also of Now York. A t‘lIIII
program has boon ttl'rIIlIgI-Il and It hit;
ItttolldIItlcc is oxpcclcd. ’l‘hc now
building is ono of tho hnndsontost in
Now ll‘dvon qul is loI-Iltcd in Chalpol
utroot. On tho groorl u bin h‘i‘dllti and
platform hnvo boon ol'octI-d for lilo
.dflg' , U, . i ‘ l 1 .1 ‘_ _' H convclliollco of lilo (iI‘il‘KtlIt‘H and ”IMF
.servcglst )Ltl dill hiiiit \\ I Itb IIIII “10mm.
Al IIlt‘ conclusion of tho cxorcinos
Ilctlrly till tho Ilolountos aro oxpocictl to
Ilttolld tllII, YIIlI:-i)IIrtlllolIIlI luluollall
gllluc .li the Yale liold.
Phoenix and Pioneers.
Phoenix Enginc t‘olllpntly wont to
Adams avonuo last night to practice
18 the Pitllloot‘o joul‘uoyIIIl to tilt-
Wiesler Iditrnw i'tlctory in Butlor
"street for Iiitiiioi' practico. l"poll -iIlt‘ii‘
“MORE STORMS,” SAYS HORACE
. . . . JOHNSON.
leturn. the principal luminous undol
consideration was itl'l‘llllgt‘ti for Fourth Middletown Folk Have a Gloomy IOU“
of July. look.
A Joint coltllltlttoo was ltppoilllod
from the two colllnttlllI-s to lilttiiit tllc
Fourth of July nl‘lullgolnontn. From
the Ptenoors Ill-II l,lIIutI-n:tntn W. F.
Ranch and CIIIII‘II‘H lilisnrd. EdWItrtl
Montgomery. (illtlt'lou Murray tllttl “OD
man Schmidt. willlo tho l'hocnlx rII
presentntlveu (\i'(‘ A. ll. lillttcry, .itttnor.
Comment. 8. M. Keith. .l. W. (‘ut'now
and Charter lluyluoti.
T o comullttoc in nivrlt tIIll [lthtl
' , hut tin probtrhlo that tho}; will ll.tI'I~
an orchestrll ill tiltI Muin nil-col t'tI-II
use on lilo Illuht ol July Sid and
t ‘ .roironh’mnla Wii ho l-Im rvod.
., £51} oi the oblapllllitin IllItIlII, In IIIIluII
month last night for the Mouth i: or II
Company will hnvo tltIi Min of own on
“duty to:- 24 houtlt nnti motto thinnu in
twang thorn will bo moro ol loam
oolor‘lulnmmu tit oil of tho hquIIIII
I Hope Hon Company.
Rope Hone (‘olllpuuy pluttlrI-Ii Lon
night” lit the Alncllcnll Punt. r l’.lll IIIlIl
“Box Manufacturing (lolllpnltyn pittllt
in. Grotto. butt-r II Iornpttny Inootlnu
won will. 'lho liilltiil Fourth of July
prmnzumontll will provttll tho Ill-ti
our: o! the routplnly llIIlnlg ill I-hnrlru
I...”
REDIIVED GIFTS 0F COAL STOCK
In mot-k Joseph Boyer. or Pannsyl-
fflnio, in Graft Proceedlnnl.
MDEIIPIIIA. IIUIII' ti. ----- 'l‘lIo iilI
‘h‘ConIlnoroo (iotnnllttuloll nou-
s Invoutlittltlml ot' rointlmtn of
Iylvnnln ltnllloud [Imi‘IiIiit
ions to unions minim: mm
the lllttlutluoltn cont iiifiiiithi
War of Altoonu. Irflllo
fl, [jg Ml ollloe of A w. GIIJH. In
. II Iout of motor powor, ddltl
‘ in! 200 Ilimron of tho ntook
It Cool Comprtlly gittuil
to one-third lntoronl in
WI! 0031 Company. 'I’hII' lIllII tweount of lying titlloa
.. W“ W“ given to him by while the crater one in eruption la
I'I u very gruphlc and intent one.
hilltlllIE'l‘OWN. Juno ti.~-Not itilllliii-
od by tho non-IIppoltrtlnco ol‘ his pro-
dlctod ('lil‘iilqlliliti‘ llnclo. iloruco John-
son in sprottdinlz tho glutl nowu tluIt lhtI
iI‘oIII'tll oi July in to bo mnrltoll by cool
\I't'ttlltol‘. ruin and lots of thunder. 'i‘ho
mil to tho 8th of thin month thorn is
to ho IIII illit‘l'lllt‘diittt! Illuttlrlutllco.
which will bc furious for Il nllort tlmo.
euro l’ropllot .lohllnon. lI‘ronl IIIO 12th
to tho Hill IlIoro wlll ho It iocnl diIo
tttrlltlnIItI. rind from the L’tt‘lh to tho 23d
nu t‘Il'l‘II‘II‘ilI Him‘lli. 'i‘horonitor them
will bo hot wotlthor, and uulmnor
clothes will ho ltl ortior.
MARSHALL—MULCAHY.
.iItlllot-I liollt'y Mlll'HIIIIII, one of tho
poplllnr onlpioyIII-l of lilo Si. tiooruc
l‘ulp nnd l’an-r (‘olupnlly nt tho Smith
IIIrI-ot. Ntll'WilIIt plnlll. IIllIi Mrn. iIJIIniIIo
Alulcnlly. oi‘ lilvor ntroot. worc IIIIIrrlod
iii Ii o'clock thin morning tll St. Mill‘y'H
Church.
The I-III'I-Itlolt y wntt III-riormod by tho
thI’ it‘nthm‘ John (1. ll‘ognrly, Minn .io-
HIIplllnII MtIlIIIIhy. daughter of tho
lirido watt bt'lttootuttitl, orld Whitoolltlt
Morbhnll. it bl'olhcr of tho groom, woo
hunt mun.
GILBERT—MEADE.
The marriage of II‘rIIIlcrlolI 1‘. Gilbert .
tIIlIl Milli! Marriott A. Mondo look phlco
in Now Yorlt, filinlltly, Juno 3. tiltiti.
't‘ho bride and groom wort! unoompun-
loll by tho groonl'n tIlIttIIr. Minn Donald
II. (iiihort, of Norwalk. unit II. R.
Nonck. at Stamford.
LAVA FROM VESUVIUG.
tinltod Hinton Content A. It. tiylnut
on ill spending the day in New Yolk
('lty. Mr. {lyinuwn brought truck ll
tittmhor oi norm-intend of that nvrt Iron:
Mount Vnttllviuli.
tho
"the Power I of ‘ interest.
‘Hln Bride-loch. ‘ Pontoon” Company
' liter Eliot Elizabeth Wilson
hoopla my "internal. dont amount to much. " All): any man
gmuntorut and no will tell you it is uncut the most any
known.
tug” sunk- otlho United states pay their depositors
MD MILLION DOLLAR!) every your in! Imm'r.
worth while? Are you getting your lime of this no to
. It? liuotnnly not open an account. here N0
"to on» No Explanation.
Many Norwulk friends of Mina Edith
Walter. uvpopulor Iloololy young lady
of Mount ornon, word very much our.
[li'iiwd today to learn that; her Indra
tinge to Robert H. Downed, which wont
to have occurred today in Mount Ver-
non. hols been indefinitely postponed.
No reason to dilatation.
Miss Walton has been a, frequent
guest in Norwollr or Minn Eloise Dying-
ton,‘ of Holden avenue. who was to
have been one of the ribbon girls for
the bride. and attended a lunohoun giv-
on by the latter Friday to all her
young lady attendants.
The New York Herold of this morn—
ing gives the following version of tho
utirtir:
MOUNT VERNON, N. Y.. Tuesday.
—-'.l‘hree liundrod telegraph, telephone
and verbal messages bearing the brief
announcement. "The Innrrlngo ol’ Mien
Edith Irwin Walter to Robert H.
llownes has been indollnltoly Dutiithtf‘
od." cultuotl n our in Mount Vernon
socloty today.
The wedding which woe to how
boon (mo of the social events of the
sermon. won not. for tomorrow in tho
home of the bride's purotlts, and it
was not until this afternoon that it
was abruptly culled oft. No rottstltl
has been given for tho sudden change
in the progrnm. but rumor hill-I it. that
a letter received this morning from
the West inlorforod. Wllnt tho mon-
sngo was in II mystery. but that it was
not'ioun is evident.
Misti Wnltor in It daughter of Her-
bert E. Waltor, II wealthy olgttr munit-
fucturer. who lives in No. 180 North
Fulton tlronuo. ()hostor Hill. Bel-tides
being prominent. socially. he at one
time reprouontod his word in the Com-
mon Council and tile Bonrti of Educa-
tion. lie is n mombor oi” uovorul
clubs and un outhuslustic, automobi-
list.
Minn Walter in pretty. u blondo. and
about twenty-two yours old. Silo its cul-
turod and hits traveled ubrond. . Ron
contiy she became. infatuated with
:Iutonlobiling and could he soon driv-
ing hor 'l‘homus muolllnc through
crowdod shoots ttt high spood She is
I50 during that tho nlotllols ol‘ ‘it‘yol Ill
_ prolnlnolt Ionlln womon torbntlo their
ItcconlpnnIlng Mil-In Wultor whon she
won driving llor nutolnolbio. us liloy
tottrod hor (lliiilllSIilSIil would loud to
harm.
it is snld Mr, liownou toll in love
with Minn Wnltor \I'llcn ho first saw
llor opol'IIto llor Illnollino one tiny lust
nlltllulor. 'l‘lloy woro introducod. and
II courtship sprung up llnnlodlutI-iy.
Not long ultorwurd titoir onnngolnont
was: IlnnoIIIlI-otl. and it oausod surprise.
us lltolr tthutlllltallco llnd boon ullol-I.
Mr. Downes in II iIIny-r, hut hun boon
cllgtlnod ill tllo IlIItoIlIoldlo llllslnoss of
Info. “II is soon-fury IIIlIi trollsuror
of tho liubbnrd Motor (‘tlllliiiltl)‘, oi
Mlddlolowll. N. Y. “o is ton yours
hiu tiIIllcoo‘n nonior nlld in roplltcd to
ho wotlltity.
it was only Friday that Miss Wnltor.
with nor mnld ot‘ honor. told her ribbon
girls. mot III lIIIr homo i'or ltluciloon.
'l‘hoy woro Mitts iI‘loI-onco hallo. Mrs.
(‘huricn Woulcy llt'et‘lt. Minn iIiII iiroclt,
Miss iioliu Rico. Miss Ruth Lord. Minn
iI‘lorI.-llco Stols. Miss Mnboi Coon. Miss
Joan Kirby and Miss iIilolso liyington.
ol‘ Norwulk. t‘onn.
Mr. WnlttIr tonight roi‘uuct‘l to assign
any rousotl tor the postponolllont of his
Iltluglltot'n tltltl‘rlltgt'. “it was position»
oil for l‘I‘Ilnons bcnl known to nlyI-Icll',"
llo said. “i know of no l‘L‘lltltili why i
should lIlItko Ittly ntutomonl.“
“Will tlIII murringo I-rI-I‘ tItktI pinco'!”
ho was unlit-Ii.
“i’cl'hllps.” Ito stlid.
l’ronontn worth thousands of dollars
lIIIvo boon roooivod by MIHH Walton
and it won unnonncod tonight tlltlt thoy
will no roturuod to tho nlrorn. ’l‘ilo
lltmliltiilt‘lllt‘ili (If Mr nlall‘lugo has
hourly connotl llct' ooilnpso. Silo is no.
lug nitondcd by physicians and not
own hor olouoxt iriollds lll't' llt‘l‘llliiit'ti
to $90 Itet'.
OBITUARY RECORD.
, THOMAS P. WARD.
'l‘htI III-nth of 'l‘llonltln l’. Word or.
ctlrrod this morning ill his homo. i2
illorwln otroot. nitor nu IIxtIIndod iliI
noun. Mo was It ltnttcr by trudc nud
It non of 'l‘hotnnl-t Word. thI II'oll-hnown
llvorylllnn. llo won thirty-two )‘(lliitt
of one. and lo illll‘VIVt‘ti by It widow and
It girl flitoon months old. Thu funeral
will ho hold on lIhIldIty iiit’llllIilK nt 9
ItIIloIk from t-if hiluy'n thurch. in:
council woo lukcll IllIdIlcniy ill on tho
lorool ovor II wcok logo. with whtlt woo
ptollouuood onlyomtl of tho gull hind-
drr. tlnd hurt to ho Ilttulutorl to hit:
homo. lioro flt'iliit' ttllcltmottllt dot/oi.
opcd nod ho ncvor rIIlliIId. 'l'ho din»
otlno ht ll very ruro ono. tlItI only lithol-
I-IIIIII In ’l‘bo Norwnlkn ltl II monitor of
yours bring that of tho Iillt‘ (ioornc
W. (‘rttln
Mil l9 \‘iIJNlI‘ ZIA
'l‘llII dottth of Louis Yoncnllt. who
\va no painfully injured in II t-unnwuy
Ittlrly luut Huturdlly ovonilllt. dlull Ill
tho Nolwuik llmtpllnl ytmtordny nltor
noon III 4 o'IIioI-LI on tho I‘t‘iill" or ill-
tornul llIInIbrrllngou. llII Wan forty
«Iron yrttrtl of um- tIIltl roultlml III. 2:
iloyl ntroIIt. bio wntt II number of the
llIIlltIn lIlIlIIponIlIIni liotIlIIly, tho lIrlI-
tornnl Ortlor of EttulI-u IllitI t'ourt MilI
lIIIoltIImII. 'i'ho l‘IIntIrltl will ho hold
on ’l'hurtlduy morning Ill 9 (l'ttim‘k from
l-it. .lolloph‘a Church. and thorn will ho
uorvlcou from tho honor M 3:30 o'clock.
A willow Ilnd novel) ohlidron ltIIrvlvo.
nus. MARY A. BltAMMltll.l..
’l‘ho titulth of Mn. Mary Ann Brittn-
moll. anon IIiIIty-throo yours occurred
hull night at Mm. Sal-nil larI-lgttno
photo on Railroad around altar a long
illness. Mrs. hrummoll but; lived at
the place for the post 12 yours and
for two your: has been totally blind.
The font-rat will be held front at. Jo.
ooph'll Church at it o‘clock Friday
morning.
FUNERAL. OF‘ GEORGE tiEItitlSil
”Th e funeral of the late George aur-
rllth wan hold illill afternoon Id.
o’clock hour the home of hill Iron in
Woodbury avenue. Them mu; n vorya
tom utteudunoe, delegations ironna
Palatine Guild being timeout. 'l‘llo’an
ptilbortrers were Solomon Scout and
Joseph Bertram. from Palestine on»
do: mnmuond All. mil»
‘ from WIMWI Union
Inn! A. it
Becomoslho Bride of Robert
William Chopman -
The wedding of Miss Edna Eliza-
hoth Wllrtpu; doughtor of Mr. and Mrs.
John H.’ Wilson. of Film street, and
Robert William Chuplunn, of Now lla-
ven, wan II very pretty Junction, Ital-
omnizod youtordny afternoon at 3:30
o'clock at the chapel of tho Norwnlk
Congregational Church.
The nuptial knot was lined by the
Rev. Dr. William White Lento. pastor
of tho, Dwight Street Cougrogutiollul
Church. Now Hutton. nuulatod by theI
Rcv. George D. Egbert, of Norwuik,
in tho pronouns. of a company of rela-
tivon of the bride and groom and a
low intllnnto irionds.
'l‘ho chnpol hurt been elaborately doc.
oratod and presented II beautiful n‘p-
penrnneo. in great profusion were dul.
nl'os, locust Iillmflolllfi. iol'tln and various
other greenery and flowers, artistically
nrrllnuod by tho yonnn pooplo of the
church and Florist, Robort (i. H Itll’ord.
Tho actual ceremony was portorlnorl
with the bride and groom utundlng on
It rug 0t daisies.
. 'l ho initial pulty advanced to tho
strains of the Mendelssohn woddlng
mIIrI-h. pluyod by the bride‘s brother.
Humid W. Wilson. The IItIrernony won
a qulot llnd simple one, though vory
lmprosnlvo. There wot-II no host mall
or brldosmttld, but Mlsu Allcc E. Roch-
woll. of Rldgeflold. n cousin of tho
brido. wusrllowor girl, llIIitIlt Ilttirod
in white lawn,
'i‘lloro Wore l‘our unborn, lIlownrd B.
Wilson. ol‘ Norwnlk. brothor of tho
llrido: Edwurd I), Chapman. of New
Huron. brother of tho groom; Witt-
lllrop iIi. Rockwoll. oi Rldgollold n
cousin of tho bride, and Orrin E. Wing,
of tho Yale Law School. New Haven.
’l‘ho brirlc wits coutumod in whito
oropo do (shone over tutti-tn, with trini-
minus of lint-house Iilt‘t‘ IInd wrlro a
whito piotltro hat. llor houquoi was of
whito bridul rot-son.
lmnlotllutoly utter tho short service
which tnndo tho littlllll' I‘Ullllit‘ mun lllld
wil‘o, an informal rot-option was hold
:It tho cllupol. ttnd tutor Mr. and ill-n.
(‘Illiilliltin dopnrtod on n wIIddillg tour.
iloih hthII II wido clrrlo of friends, who
romomberod them with II largo hum»
nor of II'IIIldlng gifts. as toetimouinlu
of tho ostooln in which thoy III'o hold.
’l‘ho groom in tho popular hood hoolo
ltccpol' IIt tho l‘lllon 'l‘ruot l‘onlpttlly.
in Now ilaI'on, II'hilII tltI- lIrldo has ho-
oomo “oil-known Its rt iilblo school
workor in Dr. Looto'u (‘iIIIroh in tho
sumo city. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. ("htlpnlntt will ho Itt
homo to friends in Wnuhington uro-
Iltlc, Wolt linvI-u. Ili'tor Octohor i.
.«\t yesterday's coromully tlloro Ivoro
KIII’KIS prouont front Now liIleIIl. lirnlt-
lord, Mlddlolown. \‘liontltroolt. Morldon,
Now York. Boston. Ridgolitld :llltl otlII
or plucos.
BRITTO H‘AD NEVER PAID FOR
BOAT.
’i‘ilo cllsc of 'l‘lloodot'c (‘llIItllllIIt'lnllL
churned with tho lurccnr of II sloop-
riggod bout. to; told in The Sontlnol
,Ioutordny, will probably llo l-Ioltlod out.
of court. The ‘l‘ilfit‘ in n rtIthor oom-
[liit‘ttit‘d ono tlud upon invostigalion it
IlI-VIIloptId tlttlt iirltto. tho colllplnlnunt.
ltttd lloror void for tin.I bout II) full.
liritto now wants to withdraw tho.
oompiuiut. III: (‘humborlnln has throttt~
oncd III toll n tow things ho known
libtlllt lirltto.
N list I,\“
‘\
I‘i‘I Mu;
iilliliii Model “P”
For power. durability, style and
flown, tho. Buick lIlItonloblltII-I Ilro in the
end.
22 it. P. Modal lI‘ ..$l.25tl
22 ii. i’. thttuhrlttf ...... ".000
’l‘hono cum are poworlul. niyllah.
Muchluon capable of going lulywhoro.
ovor nil kinds of roads.
The Winton, t Cynic. Modol K. in II
uplondld our that will prove its IIIoI-lte
on dolllonnlrutlon.
Wlnton. Motto) K ..............82.5tltl
For full pnrtlcttluru cnll or nddrosa.
Franklin J udge.
Agent. ‘
20 Knight 3!. Norwaik.
’t'hono. 212.
W... . o“. “2...... m
l‘loll't forgot that tho Central Hotel
(into to now upon. i Iltvito till my
friendly and tho public in uonornl to
VII!" my more. it. In the boot in town.
We hnvo tho bout gtturnntootl KOOIIB.
We ontnr ulna to families. Wu have
Illl tho. lending hrnnIlII in all kinds of
litntorrl. Our price. in very low. Try
our New YorkIBrooldI/n Brewinl Co):
bottled boor lot- homo use. Telephone
151-12. or II postal curd will receive
plompt Intention.
the Butler's Union, Uncut 'l‘ribo Inuit
Central Hotel,
cormr Mount out! chum! “molt.
out Norwnik, coon.
Jmpit Din». Prop.
m DY "Em.
ctomum Pontoutotwclumu or
white flowers in August.
at all hardy vine». and odd that II
hover troubled with torrent! of my
mustang“. plums. time your: old.
:gmlnlo emu» or Woodbine-«loo
Jo II or looted iv loo ouch.
grit iwmm
Tho but
"i \
. 1303.2 and so‘Aznrru BUILDING. ' ,
Lace and Muslin Cnitaius
Throw in nothing that the market affordn in commondublo goodn but. what to ahown in our stock.
Tho vo-
luos which we otter provo their ouporlm'ltymnot only ill regard to tho prices asked but Illno because of the
style and workmanship of tho varioueltuoe nllown.
Ruined Muslin Curtains
Ruffled Boblnot Ullltulna
Nottingham Moe Curtnlnn, in iwo~t0nod otfoct
Nottingham Ludo Curtains
Arolllun Luce Curtains
.n-.-.uuys.n-.‘I-v-...
.I.n........v
III-litllIOID u...s.nuu.-..pa.-.
Ivn'lfi‘twllytinltfill'lll
title to $140
or. es in so. no
.. reeorosotto
---.....u...nc
Ill‘liilbulltiytillnl‘llICIOIIlIII
.I...
line to soon
32. 60 to" tilt
.Iuv-ua..
Brussels Net Curtains $260 to woo
Brussels Net Curtains
Cross StrlpoMndrasCurtulns
.I...
S3.85t0$7.tltl
........................................‘...$1M00to$375
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Curtain Stretchera
69c Dec rated Dinner Plates 8c
Yacht Mops 350 DocorntedPlutters 150
Decorated Ten Plates 6c Decorated Cups and Saucers itic
Decorated Soup Plates . . 5c
Decorated Gravy Boats loo
Decorated Pickle Dishes flc
Decorated Breakfast Plates 7c Decorated Covered Dishes 350 Decorated Individual Butters 2c
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT; NORWALK, Conn.
mum‘ufl
U [Slim
4.;
ll
Room:
urnlshed
3 Room-
Furnished
$l0tl LSD"
“59%..
Guaranteed.
\AIA dith-
On Easy Payments.
None but the Best Goods, and Every Piece
Your Money Back if Your Purchase is Not as
Represented.
"olovrlrs itli Putin"
$4.00 and $3.50
FOR
Men and Women.“
rumor.
"WEAR SHOES liiAi iii”
littlll Plilitlti ill Pliltl.
The threatened trouble it the
mines having men averted. we
are “if” to Innounco a material
mine on in 9‘ title.
Our stock woo hang in it high
price: and to of high quality. You
get the benefit on we get the ox-
parlance. .
It is not too early to put in
cool for next winter-Alarm think
I bout It.
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Bull Your ll 0 Goods Here
Our Customers are finding the hard animals.
2 put-kudos FORCE ........ . ......... ..... .. ..... ...... . ..... 250
2 pnckugou 1H) OATS ..... . ................... ..... . .............. 250.
21 pounds lltANtflA'l‘El) SUGAR ...... .. ............ .. ............ $1. til)
Kthi MllMl-i FLOUR. Host ill tho norid. Try a bag
FULL LlNiI: VEGETABLES
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 NORTH MAIN OT. 40 FORT IT.
80 NORWA'LK. CT. I IAI‘I' NORWALK. CT.
TEL. 148. . TIL, 81H
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~58 WALL CTREET.
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WANTED.
Bookkeeper or autumn for
MEADOW ETRIET.
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Grand Itolut ond noon, clan
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IATURDAY; JUNE 9.
MFG EDI. ,
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uourt-t INORWALK. conn. ‘
Mdiundrods of Eyes
are being overworked on a result of application upon Work or books
Rollof for strained and tlrod eyes may be had and serious troubio
«varied by wearing II. poll- or our
Proper Ola-non.
Examination Free.
. Matching of houses and all Repairing u Spoololly.
o, a. JflCKSON.
Optician.
Eve-
ning work. fim clan opportunity. For
particular: call upon.
F. ii. EIELD.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
- South Nor-walk.
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hula" ivory tutor-fly ind Holiday.
rim new fluid. my oi uounn from
on port: of m town. Comfort-bio
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Properly Adjusted,
NORWALK. CONN.
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Sale
Men’s Serge Suits
worth .14 at 9.08.
2 Place “haggard“, light colon,
worth 010 at to.
EATON HURLBUT
WRITING PAPER
250 a box. .
loklt. Envelopes. on
Norwalk Chronicler