ilncresse in wealth and we also want our . . to build up. but W0. also dountry merchants to pros- , believe in themed-order "place is good‘enough for in no, merchant can sun- that. Patronise your own town build them up. and they will the town up in increased trade ‘ r opportunities. Do not be at business is going to be ‘ recent exposures of wrong- lit. e‘ccmmerclsl world. legacy which is probably unique " recently by an Italian lady. usa'tbed £600 to a newspaper in of my gratitude for m to often entertained by leicompllments reach most “hovers-loud“ Daily News. N ; is cuninsnv. . w LI Dir-riot schet one's gowns is us where there are mhets. They are . the odor and it is as when hung on books in “a lishlcb sachelts s3, . e, resses ass a » , lied. PNay French, vs her gowns in .: uld attempt to ‘ tbodsi . boy! the old-haltigoned your ances r or - . have considerable , so very handsome . . no picture mm in not too heavy-r- .doaler. punt em a, n s o nuns ble brass handles you have a handsome over th darnlng a table Was g machine? it way—when you allome Needlework has a chapter tell hll about how to ad a stitch. the size to bol d- them is a very impotent _ » . is practically talc . “our hodissss Wanderers AM AN IX.- 0 AT TNI "WC. ystorllsy that ut advertising in one way ‘ " .. soil eats sv cusans s. new that it will he issued. The tomnoMy chair- had in s tow days , . res of the his . a?“ in? my van is was a ween lisriiord sad New Eleven. oDefioeratic mats Onnventlon willh be held tails Hartford one wool: osrlisri puhilcsn courses tion which is ‘ reversal of the rule.‘ as the arty in bower usually. selecisl its can idates ilrst. . ‘. ‘M “.0!de so To le isnssv. Valentino Charles and hire. Julius gchanell who ran away together train Perry. NJ or Mrs. Scbsnsll’s husband. shout August 1 . it» ‘ .‘ilouhl “.qu Wes lllienk W. Nils’son.‘ New Britai holder buckle s. George H. A2 iiiotilsrisas‘ Oniidrsn Committed to the Pony ”0.90 1 1 regularprwe ‘ i esnr re country Home. lodge Tuylor; oi the Probate court, ins. atamicrd. committed Vanna A. lo- venue. age ll. and Nicholas id lovsnnl No. 133 Taylor street. to the tem- po sry County Home at Nos-walk yes- ' i » logged. The application was made by . n Houghton. ‘nnd. besides Mr. of Millie ill. iovsnnl. a six- years old its sister.- gimbe allowed to remain at home to for a twoyears—old child. Taylor granted his request. and were traced to Ncroton by Scha- nall. went back to Hockensack. N. J . ' yesterday morning. with Albert Bloch. a representative of the prosecuting at torney at that place. They are charg- ed with larceny. and they waived re- cuisition. loading a m station. Amos She Wilbur . buckle. ln‘sti union st Nomi lit. fill rite. ‘ terhury m COMMISSIONER. iN DANIURY. im’i‘he county commissioners were in TM Bristol Comps nbury yesterday looking alter the meters. cougty business. Whigs titers libel: children‘s Aminement 00.. New lls ‘ ma 6 a run over rook e ven. game in “Sign :11"? ”more d at the hour- and took a look at the bridge that lenders: mi; a; Olll'Ri New on gountran§$§3£§9§$§¥$3911 61:: cf‘ims'cm the Housetontci river at South- taln, two trade 3" rcolstors. my} gm “Pm“ died recently. and v in u Bridgewater, tchfleld county right. and left he app and waste a 91"! "come is imminent to cannons AT mousse ouanrsnsm mm; -< provide tor the inmlly properly. The The No don ‘ , application a“ ed for the commitment Hook azt‘a Insiders? in the Mouser Marrow liscliin'e 00.. Hurttord unrters on Main street have been spit down the mid- dle and now dy open at the touch of a button. The change was made in or- der to give the horses more space to get out or the stall ls. but the father asked that m ~8teinert's are selling new pianos tor ms (listing this and i‘ only. Call at once. accused; eaten. Osri MBA. Nansen, lissiiord. manuals- Joseph W. Pilldnion. ‘ Waterbury. L l be “‘1“ olds. Mensneld no Do PM ll wrmu sedan?” roller-ice. no operates. William J. fiellloh, Riverside. scaling htl'lsntsvillo. latch. trade merhwprezys'srsxlrecorders. ther- mometers. teietbemumeters. electric “The Morrow Nacblue Go" (For sew- ing machines and products thereon handsome e-reooil press. It) $009 (literati. , three month oi’ Music. “mm. ‘0 pils' recitals. at once. Adds-sate Men’s means more than resents .lssdshs. halter. (Private pupii. 8' yssrs with -H. ii. Hartman's, New England Conservatory Boston. Mass). will start class in tooth Norwsik. 12 years isi on»: to first live studying. lass limitod. Regular pu- Mandolin olub‘ to form I“ “tobacco lteeler. the sill r vi . all looks their homes in mrsttord. ‘ svehicies were ill J t _ ~ ‘ possible comfort end I _ _. unloved journey. castle. ion was born . '1 to Only one mishap on t 804. FAINFIILD AVE-i INIDOIPORT. ‘ CONN. wear... , IN rugs snub ' An Examination of its Eve the more trying on ‘ or dillsrent ginssss it done at the op- “mu. and free from rot 1 w . Pure gum rubbers included PHOB. 72 NORTH MAIN ITRIIT. ‘ a name no to oval tmlilhmd. boil.“ it“; til. . m o turtllsrmoro. that it. ll . actors that move thud ah the play are ‘ trim that everyone has seen who has: ”lived at ry town, At lie at rust l2 ~ We have selected a special nice lot idl- our Saturday trade. manly. dry, You will do well to get your present supply. as We wlu not guarantee the sale for more than one day. l 002. BALI. MA SON JAM. 49s. It is up to the prudent housewife to get them at such a sharply reduced Acme Tomatoes. 50 Per qt; basket. 450. Three packages Bnmhsm's Gelatiuei 25c. ‘ ‘ . ' Very best Butter. for Saturday on ly, the. Louis oseloff OOUTH NORWALK. CONN. TIL. CALL. BOO—l- 'Pfl*~ llflES "Pillllfllfi' PlillflES. ' Special for Saturdau Onlu. or ,ulck Selling 8a “ray It‘ will pay you to visit our second floor tomorr ’ women's sum. Ilsde of uilxtures and Pa rns. WOhiIN’O LINEN ANO RID QUIT.» In‘ all white pleated circular skirt. and Eton Jackets, regular price i women's LINEN sun's. Wholly Eton styles, circular shirt. “MOO y sutures and adverts. Poo! hm?“ sell stripped, regular Vi st 'i‘aicuin Powder. rs:l\‘srly sold the c. ii“ at siris‘scir limos- Iterhe worth making a special trip for. If it 18 a. possible thing we are going to close out every bit of Summer Merchandise: 1‘s Women’s Garmen is prices are so small—almost like a. free git , A few hints: LAME!" BLACK diLK ’tTONd. Neatly trimmed with braid. regular _ Embroidery and lam“. clotirs Elton styles circular sted price $10 or long sleeves. regularly sol shirts. were priced till. 00 to $27.60. cousins-day. “-93 d3 50 and $3. 98. 1‘ For hsturdsy. $0.60. "m” "”- ._‘_ WOMEN'S LENGTH ...—...... WALK N , ems L, o wnlrs LAWN weis're Made of fancy mi ed plaids and Panama cloths in sch. blue and my. plsited and circular styles. regu- lar price '9. to. Iaturdsy. “.96. JAP. ‘OlLK WAIOTO. Built! fl‘ollt ill back, tucked oi' lace For Osturdsy. 31.46. For daturdsy. mo. . Regular price 50c. ’ Now. ”a. JAP. Oil-K WAIITI. also! or white. open trout or bscll. regular Price 83 90. For Isturdsy, $1.50. SPECI L collard-u Patent mm» Belt . all when Have been Ilse. ' WHITI LAWN WNITO. med. Were 01. 50 New. 75o. All round the store. 10 place Full Bleached All shis Dorsal: soodw Saturday, 04.00. largo Jsr, new Isturdsy, 7o. , madam-its. "summarise!!! width, en's Tooth Powder. svery- ‘ yards An ..me dhirt Braid. blank or actors. plies lie. ”W" ”Wits 1"- Man h new show. i ”6 memo um our Hus. Whit. uflldfldw rIll r: my. in When. m trimming mi. m%"" or ‘ have Mom 1'.“ lilo to flow To ell'lll sill. Id 1.. ‘ ’ Mil Ohiidrsn's White and whine; nu colors W“ “m ””- Om “turd”. lay... yd. , -the WHITI LAWN yams. Embroidery and lace trim long or short sleeves. regularly sold for 02. 98. wm'rs one emotion ”wares-ah ung or short sleem. lastly trim- short d for . . * trimmed. longer short sleeves. regular WT! LAWN WANT.- Now. ".95. 0‘ ‘ 9"” $5.00. Embroidery and lace trimmed. ions ~ ,_....... Is’turdsy. “a, or short sleeves. Hssbhssa bosom». vest Ans Misses cone. ...—......m Now. slat. [Juan 5 century we have pleased to know COFFEE COFnE TEAS. TEAS. EGGS. EGGS. Our with The!" BUTTER. gglsTEER. w another Sweet. Rosy But'tggchog Homer 8 Hoyt. Reflecting Optician. Room 0. United Isnk Building, leutn Nor-walk. Donn. 1%: appointments at convenience so. glotth Main St. 01 lm , o. o s Oihce Hours. Bull: iii. 1:: low-d; N n: l'k' Saturday erosion. 7-4. 43' Call 3221' ’ ...... i l, “w “mm. of H B Hoyt. 'Wltll m” FANCY HOME GROWN POTATOE‘O. . pools. mt: bushs 756 the w usurped 0&0“ in South VERY IIOT EVERGREEN CONN ........ . ............ .. . . .psr dossn, 18¢ Norwslh. he has every means for ' mwgtthsmostsccnrstosndrsllshle TOMATOES. ..... ................... par cosmic 3:... ... .2233?"ng 21 Les. casuuursu socsn..... ........... . .......... $1.00 constructed to order. um ”um MILK ‘ ....'.. . ....... 3csns 25¢ lon“'°‘u’undmmmi'h.d~ ‘ c. ...... . ........ sses-staooso. . - ; ONESN LIMAI. IIETO, SQUASH, ETC" VERY FANCY PEACHES. UNITED GROCERY COMPANY, 49 Fort St., East Norwslk. Phone 319-3.. lie “are fll Beads Brilliance. to obtain the Nghztmble qualities in Food Products. For a quarter of a giby our motto. " s at Lowest Possible Prices,” until today we are our-patrons sre insisting upon finest qualityI rather than lowest prices. onstrste to you what good Collects. unearth. Just try a pound. About our Tess. Well. we refer tell you all about it. ? sly of in which we pride ourselves. Print or Tub. . . .. g -. you to the tea dnnlrers of this community; they will «"Ibl\‘.t. i... ”Jam “ W; h‘ave it; we want you to have it. You are always sure to get ,"“"l‘ ‘I ‘ .fi..- 1 Eggs is about equal to the demand and we are filling orders hemp ‘33 WEST WASNWOTON A?» ll LEADING GROCER. for (loss! casing with losses! Its-pa should gin as your hormone. Potatoes—Joni fairy Native Podiatrist i0 nuns—4i, nit. ibufiranhiolsmatmlsior lea—torsiumsrmudmo.l in. ’ ’ ‘ h“m:M d. toffee. For all the Noveltlosot the season call on us. don't go out of town, come right here. Charles E. Seymour, SOUTH NORWALK. Isi- big voles Wander yss should as your trading hers. 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