cry W5.k.
lilo Bridge Pilar 66y:
tertainlng Mr
nurses 0 0mm more.
- nos wasnmeron'sr.
m 041.3%”. .0.
, , strict,vlet_t 'l‘nes
Mass. ‘ ‘
-—Flour spoolal motley savers at Bos-
ton Tea it Coileepct‘ahtore, 24 North
ain street” ”it; , ,
QM‘fis Edna Term “has ‘ been taken
e on , o tor
.wry 'itecki ‘9 U! gran“ 9mm“ ”a
Miss Dull {Kenneth starts Salli!"
ton.
. Friends from Nawfillavoo are being
entertained: by Judge and Mrs. D. B.
Bradley.
‘ Mrs. G. H. Jennings. whohss been
, visiting relatives vin’ the Forms dis-
day for her home at 14$.
. A party or Congregationalism from
here joined with t o Southoort Con-
gregational Chitl‘bh on lts'pidnlc yes-
terday.
ever tried.
duay'l’or a trip‘ ”will?” to Worcester, . , '
088'. l "‘r‘, .. ., .
~—2 ‘sheetaflrans-letoot Paper for
10. at Bostonffiio‘hr‘bCoiigychls store.
Jesse Togo: in?! family,,,or indistin-
pollo. are a 0‘ ‘Mr. aild‘ Mrs. Mor-
aliolifl. Tollede '_ ‘ _
Captain Charles" Jiu Cross has not
been feeling lntthezbest 0: health for
several days. but is still able to be
up and about. ' ‘ «l
7-3 pkgs. Uneeda Biscuit for 100. at
Boston Tea & Coffee Co.‘s store.
Miss Ethel Stevensoa, 0! East Non
walk. has returned to her home alter
a week's visit withMiaa Lelia Wil-
liams, in Georgetown. .
The large pile of oyster shells at
lit gthe Radei Company is dwindling
and will soon be gone. The men are
at work now taking the shells out
from under the house.
lI‘he advent Christian prayer meet-
ing held last evening was largely at-
tended and very interesting. Joseph
Roscoe of Peat Swamp. was present
and all enjoyed seeing Mr. Roscoe.
—‘3 cans Magnolia or Sweet Clover
Milk' for 250, at Boston Tea 8: Coiloe
Co.’s store.
it has been discovered that the
rlana for Christ Church call for the
erection of a more expensive build-
ing than the parish can afford to pay.
and in all probability new plans will
be‘drawn.
Mr. and Mrs, John L'Hommodiou.
C
have returned from a vacation trip to ‘
Balloon, 1». 1. They enjoyed the visit ("In 31 wa
greatly and Mr. Ullommodieu has r0- 0
him Cunpan
sunied his duties at l..‘Hommedieu
mother‘s store.
A very pleasantsurprise party was
on the occasion offhle twenty-first
birthday anniversary. Gumea were
.
given last evening’"ld George Ericson ng
This is the New Stole
Gas Range.
tor $11.75.
Call and look it over.
he . ti. .
lives at Balti
. J.-H. Jennings and a p
are atiendi
Material
_ . 14“th ' . ' ‘ ' 0
nprovonionts are“ ”bolus ‘ ‘
made to the home 01' William Taylor.
‘Howard Wakeman, 0t Bouthport,
has been visiting friends in this viola»
i". .
Miss Ii Buttons, of‘Yoniior’a. N. 7.,
has been the ghost of
shore.
Miss Emily Benedict" hasheen on»
s. C. T. Gregory, of Wes-
. blends. on the,
, STOP THAT COLD . ,
or it may result. in Pneumonia.” Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up'colds when-
almost without exception.
pinged, music was rendered and a
tin“ supher was served. All present
enjoyed the nifnir"§?eatly.
~‘A handsome dinner or soup plate
with each pound of fresh roasted Univ
tea, at 30,0. Boston Tea & Coffee Co.'s
store. 24 North Main street. -
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Behrcns and 3 ~
(ill iietal Polish.
Cleans all kinds oi brass
and nickel. and gives a lasting
ROWAYTON. finish.
250 per can.
1 Mrs. Tongue, of Brooklyn, in spend-
ing several weeks at the home of Mr. ar 08 ow
and Mrs. George Scott, llownyion. . ’
HARDWARE.
one. 112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 167-2.
daughter, Mish Mae, have returned to
their home, after: a three wecke‘ slay
among the Berkshire Hills. Mr, iivh-
rens reports léoilng'grontly improved
in health by the trip. and hopes, us
soon as the new residence which they
are planning is under way to be able
to resume his former position with
the ilrm of Dick & h‘itzgernld. 0! Now
York city.
The Rowayton (inn i‘lub will hold n
Blue Rock Target pructloo Saturday
at 6 p. m.
The small boy in in hilt glory again.
as answers are beginning; to idle in
the several harbors.
Mina Minnie Sniiiln, of Raymond
street. is spending it tow days with Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Cleverly, oi Crow ave»
Mrs. George Scott. and Miss Jennie
Scott. of Rowsyton. loft Tuesday, for
a visit with Brooklyn and Long is-
miilrfngiigs'mm. M. K. Lynch and NOliCB Io
daulhter and Mr. and Mrs. Iii. ll. (lar-
riaon. I Brooklyn. are the guests or
Kinlay‘.‘ Itreet.
hard in the matter of buying wvniimr.
Reprint iarinera not out on Hominy
stairwell and resound buy from the
generally damp Weather.
Residents here are complaining of
to put themin the boom.
wnyton. on Sunday last. when a soil»
It “a short' made from the bench.
dy" Imam. Rue-cl Griswold and
0d congratulations upon them.
for
.
31g «pyridine 1-. .r' «admin . Var“
. «1- .. ,. f ‘ 5
a.
outrages“?
Sealed proposals will he received'hy
. thr- Ellhi Norwnlk Fil‘u District Coni—
MP- Ml ‘Ml'l. 30““ H' Ci’ilwln 0' M" miitm» until iii o‘i-lm-Ii mum of Monthly,
. , August tl, 1000, [or the iurulshin
5h Within h” W "“"mm "mm material and construction of a out
4600 llnnur {out of viiriilod pipe sewer
with nppurtvumwm.‘
l’innn nnd specifications can be soon
on and utter Hutu ‘ilny, July as, liiiltl, at
the litter thrown about the streets by 2:“ "mili’ntiiu-wn g}°';,fi,llunlmnfl},at
ioyed in handing out hnndn ‘ ' "' 5"“ .5 ""
m” a"? win ilnd it easier to tear South Nurwnik. and also at the olden
ih 'n. u ndlio'ove in the streets um“ oi’ Edward iii. (iorhum. to first street.
9!“ 110.3 - ‘ Esot'Nornt'nii'c. All extra interdiction
. con in oils nod irom C or on
dC‘:“$:”;E“mgnggigeflgg‘cmgacfil‘: Wood, (J. iii” iii lduut avenue. Norwnllt.
0 ‘ ' ' The District Committee hereby ro-
‘ serves the right to rejevt any or all
”0‘ containin tour you" man up bids. or to accept any that in thnlr
The Dirt? consisted oi’ mm“ oi the tailgating: t'vi’ll'bo for the host intorelto
., _ 0 m a re.
70‘9““ inn-«Goof ° Adams. TM Bonds, satisfactory to the Committee
Robert Grouse r Th a men were obliir- in amount, will be required of thooe to
whom the contract may be awarded.
'4 W "m“ "”0" and mm"! to 10°“ (Bush, or a certified check. made pay.
ll i... . “0 l1 s ', ‘ “ ,y Jolie. able to the treasurer or the hint Norm
Vm kid" *1 "EOJJQ'hWM' walk Fire District to the amount of
0260, must accompany each bid as a
W guarantee that in case the contract il ,
w i ll ml S awarded, the party to whom it is
I C 5 [”00 awarded «in. within to hours aim
4 . notification of award. execute said can:
no .
Bids must be soaiod and marked
Proposal for Sovm, also endorsed on-
. , oi? the tailing? limit” «wines with'
f M. a .w' m 1 a name 0 e can
.3 imam. . ., so IMWBI‘d tr. can can
m an lebw'gvenoufi
.Aittriinn w
, Hanna 1..
I‘ll. (Wot “Committee of .
. nth, can. . , _
drown
29—31 w. woman-row”.
"i ., , tours nonwau‘ztf;
=. min
at»
51‘0er
. a a" ~ >
time. of l
A“ ,.
Ml it
he .diealesi are; of SeasOuable Merchandise ever
, 2H1 w.wssilinaronar. . . ‘
2:: i5 '_ _,.,:,_;,,‘aourn nonwALK.
anti”... the public.
at lill * ii Comment iriddgllhmiilgiilliyll. at li a. n. '1
Long in The Map. mini, SdlUliliilY and Milllliiil.
Evoru Slut of Clothes in our Clothing Department will [be sold during thisysale
~ for $5.00 and 600
Evéruivmanimusthave live or six dollars in his pocket. and crew man must measure from 852 to 44
l
inchesofiéflnieashre. as all sizes must do. and crew man will be fitted. Nola some suitinoitr
ehtii‘eiéibre‘ i‘sworih less than ten dollars and up to eighteen dollars. .. We will have no saga"
salesmen. durindihis sale. You can look through the whole stock and make llOlil own selection:
audit “not perfecilu satisiactow after the goods have been taken home. bring it back and,“ we will
reiiinjdlloui mom. li uou can’t come Fridauf come Saturdall. come Mondali, price of $5.00
and$6.00 per suit will hold , good for three daus. ,
bu: the American Woolen Companu. Then are neat and up-to-date patterns. single and , double
breastedCheviots. Worsteds. Homespuns. Black Thibets. and Clay Diagonals.
The goods in these suits are all wool. made
Ladies’ Tailor-Mode Suits and
Cloaks, $5.00
One hundred up-to-date Suits—blacks, grays, mixtures. and
navy, worth from $12.00 to $20.00; for this sale, $5.00. No alterations
during"this sale. Remember, we are selling these Suits for less
than it costs to have the goods made up. ' Only one suit to a
cudtomer. $5.00. , . , ,, "Gil“
Spring and Fall Jackets. $5.00.
Our entire stock of Coats, consisting of fine Silk and Satin-lined
Coverts. Black Cheviots and Silk ‘Etonc, werth from $9.00 to $5.00;
all to go at
$5.00
Be wise and come early.
Skirts for $5.00.
About 300 of the very latest Dress Skirts—Voila. Cheviots and
Panamas; all colors. Blacks. Blues, Grays and Mixtures, worth all
the way to $15.00; for this sale.
$5 00.
No alterations.
Raincoats for Menand Women,
$8.50.
GUARANTEED RAINPROOF COATS.
The Men's Coats are all hail-silk lined and the Ladies' Costs are
nicely trimmed. Dark Oxford‘ Ramps-00! Cloth. sold in every store
for $16.00 to $18.00; our price, for this sale,
$8.50. ~
White Lawn Waista.
The“ remainder" of, our stock. The most beautiful assortment
imaginable. To be sold for just half the original selling price.
$1.501...“ '750’; $0.00 for“ 'o‘i‘oo
$3.00 for $1.50; $4.00 for $2.00
None to be cxchhhgcd.
. y l- l a. l t , 3'
Wants for 390.
About 10 dozen assorted Wallis. odd lots, White and Colored.
worth 750 to “.50; to close out. the lot for
390
mm
sailfish: otherqlltlle lots whichtiai'e marked d
in this: items ent wi§,_'areeigoout‘cges assess
I 53 I???
\ i as
090‘ 0D
a; .
&.W,Ԥfl
Trimmed Leghorn Hats.
fa- little girls, at 500. About 50 little Hats, trimmed with velvet,
ribbon and flowers, worth $1.50; this sale, price only -....
500 each.~
Children’s Coats for $3.00.
A most beautiful assortment of All Wool Fancy Mixtures, sizes
4 to 14, and worth from $6 to $7; for this sale, ‘
$3.00.
Boys’ Suite to go for Half-Price.
A big assortment of these little Suits, all colors, including Blacks
$2.50 for $1.25. $3.00 for $x.5o. 34.00 for $2.00, etc.
Don't miss these bargains.
Skirts for $3.75.
Never in your life did you see a Skirt like that sold for that
price. Come in and look at them. They were made to sell for $7.50.
For this sale. only .1. .. ..
$3.75.
For One Dollars.
A few Tailor-made Suits for little girls. Eton Jackets and
Skirts to match. A most ridiculous price, but go they must, so you ,
can have them for . in. 1..
$1.00 each.
Misses’ Skirts for $1.75.
All Wool Skirts Black, Blue and Red, short lengths, 34 to 37
inches long; all to go during sale for W -.-:
$1.75. *
Men’s White Dress Shirts for 50c.
Our entire stockvoi Stiff 80mm White Shirts, open back and
front. worth $1.00; this sale for , . . . J...“ v
500.
Men’s Russet Shoes for $2.00.
All of our Men's Room Oxfords, worth 83.50 to close out for ,
$2.00.
Men’s Pants at Ono-Half Price.
We have about one thousand pairs of Pants. Blacks and Fancy
Stripes. We have them from 82.50 to 05.00. For this «it yen «as
take any pair for just half the former selling price. ,J
0
w..- u an.“ .-
townare displaued on tables and not mention '
may by “Ore; .
, in tum mil in. € ‘ ;.,
it
fit“. an 7741.41 we.
Norwalk Chronicler