r In“
Clearing Sale of Winter Stock.
lvsqthlapmuunsswsdeoc
other.sowecsttlts prices right
t carry over from one season to an-
and left. Coins and be convinced.
Lsdlss' Cults, cgm. Chins, Walsts. Furs, Fur-lined Costs, Russian
.i’oily Coats, mine Corsets sod Petticoats.
CALI m IOTH stools.
_ 6"? lists at. srsuvoao.
,jilliierence.
1. WATER 81'.
rs. l. l-‘. Reynolds, wile oi Pasior
litynoidh la Ill at her home in south
OdIorn avenue.
George Ayrca started in the mom
ing to paint the bums on J. Wallace
Marvin' as coal yard property.
The barge B. s. Gill has arrived in
the harbor wlth a load of 566 tons of
”thigh Valley coal tor the Ferris- Coal
Company
Russell Murray one of the Well
ltnown drivers for .1. Wallace Marvin.
33 Io. Mllll it” SOUTH NORWALK.
THE FIRE QUESTION
hr the right ilre, buy the right coal.
oOur Coal is ALL Coal carefully screened, tree from dirt.
, . hard, clean Coal, with heat in every lump. Try a ton and see
lt'l
HARRIS a (thus 00.
rsuguous 450.
I
-7- 1.....-
.' ' is laid up at his home in Second street
by illness.
Mrs. Fid’wln W. James' of Benedict
street, who is now able to sit up. con-
tinues to improve slowly from her re
cent serious illness.
James (‘dnklln, who is employed as
all opener at the plant of the Standard
Oyster Company, is laid up with an al-
tack of tonallltls.
Mrs. Robert Thompson, of East ave-
nue, has returned from a pleasant vls-
it with relatives and friends In New-
ark and New York.
Fred Carr. 95., and William Gehr-
imann, 70, are due to play this evening
in the pool tournament of Mayflower
Hook and Ladder Company.
Friends are receiving souvenir limi-
tal cards from Charles E. Reynolds
Your phos- plsces our store right at
at calling Iii-4. We will
ago!“ 1 deliver what you need. This
savamnlotoisteps. maybeoi
utmost value in are emergency. and
will insure getting the best drug store
, Floods st till! most moderate prides.
WM. Yeats Chuck 5; Suit “than,
:83. IOUTH "Alli H'- IO. liOIWMpK
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY,
do. TWACHINOTON “MIT.
Tinnitus Cali sit—2.
sii oust-as Delivered lives wChsm.”
‘FP.
who w... to ll'iorids last week. The
cards were mailed from Jacksonville.
James 1.. Hoyt. oi Cove avenue, is
now considered to be on the high road
to recovery irom his recent illness
{all Hoyt has also been very Ill, but
as since recovered. ~-
That It does not take long for the
Benedict Farms mill poadto from
over. was shown this morning, when it
had a thin ”covering oi lee. Yesterday
the pond was flooded. lit
Mrs. Melville Youngs, of First street,
is now much improved, and It is ex-
pected that she will be. able to get up
again in a. short time. Earlier in the
meek Mrs. Youugs was very critically
.Willlaln A. lashey, driver for ‘J. H.
Bundle, is lighting an attack of the
. grip at his home in East avenue, and
. Mr, Bundle is so shorthanded that he
has been obliged to take to the wag.
on.
Mrs. Sally Ann Gorhain quietly celec
brated the ninetieth annivenary of her
birth, yesterday Mrs'. Gorbam receiv-
ed many congratulations and well
wishes tor a large number of neutron
cos of her natal day.
The sociable of Mayflower Hooksnd
ladder Company, postponed from sev-
eral weeks 0 on account of obs"
in South N walk, will occur tonioh
row evening at the truck house.
for the event. .
The peculiar appearance of the east:
the mom rose a little higher the mis-
talte could be discerned.
the Bridgeport Advent
your elbow, ready to serve you at any .
time. Get the habit when drugs are
tev.
Decal 3-
a very merry one.
”A surprise was landward tin.
.om "dammit.
the least
them asset whisli
mama
l&m#g;:1;:
'i'
has
niacin} games. mm
rumored-r a...
“In“ In" iollovri
tsblishileas on the
brides wishes The isatlosl
that heorhisiauilyansioh.
3.30.7
claim stetesthstheisdoiaglminsss -
and the as usualtat Us shop, and. he
would like to know who spread the
Frederick L. Lundqulst at First
street. was laid up all or the early part
of the week on seed ccopnt oi au lain
hl knee. in; Lip unis! hurt the%::
w lie he was on way to, work at
the Schwartz and cotbett cigar iactory
morning, and the pain which accom-
Danied the lulu" was my acute.
Speaking about walking feats Rioltv
tothe- holler: that heIoHstlierweord
between the Washington street rail-
road brldac in South Norwalli and San-
gatuck. hir. Irwlnmegoilated this trip
some time ago in twenty minutes, he
says. He considers the distance about
three miles.
Harry Waters. the West Norwalh
carpenter, fell train the Podeleislty
building at the intersection of Review
avenue and Fort street several days
Con-'
siderabia preparation has been made terday otter-amateur a little villi with
1
Church came to East Norwallt last harbor in the. Mt
night and united with the loyal workv coolly dredged out a
are of the local church. Miss Julia low the Washington street drawbrldwc channel is now eighty test or more oiDorlou‘s Point is comsuminsted as
Swift, 0! Bridgeport was in charge has ragged oil into the channel. The.wide. it is stated,atevery point audio to all probability it will be Calf Pas-
ago. and badly sprained his ankle, is
able to. be outagalo, though very lame
Mr. Waterscsrae tovflstNovwalk yes.
his fellow. workmen-on the. building.
Alter the regular weekly prayer
ern sky last night shortly before 10 meeting oi the East Avenue Methodist
o‘clock made many people in Norwalk Church this evening, the election at a
and South Nor-walk think there was a delegate to thel
big tire In East Not-walk. As soon as Brooklyn, anti
conventiou at
I, will occur This
lay convention will in turn make a
choice at “will“ to. the convention
A delegation of about fifteen mcm- N” we 0'"! four. years and to w
hers of the Loyal Workers' Society at cm” thi- year at Below...
Christisn‘ A bis chunk of the east bank of the
Hill!
-whethe_r the
best stain lot
home
A“ number oi hat Nwwsik
men have organised a clot and
their orssilisstion the walls J
tors. Their club is iocatd at. 25
old street, and they have chosen the
”alight—Howard Anderson
Vi ice-Presidentéll‘ranh Decker.
Treasurer—a?“ Mn.
rain “but Km:
r Wish—Bert Weed.
Captain—Jack ollneoshsw.
Cabin Boy-«Bad Taylor, ,.
Handgun—ls" Yolnfl.
Secretan~Thoaisszahsm
“Moot—Joseph. Shaw.
It Melons that the: two 10”!
e in
Johnson, who is employed as clerk at
First street
place is two or three weeks.
terior oi the building which is
by .1. Wallace
Ed by W I" Ind 000?“ M
ii. '
ll'ew places have been hit with the
walking fever like? has Norwsik. m.
DUO Westerns I,
most every ionoi
Yesterday Charles Anderson, whom
809M" Mid l’ellll‘il. Allah! party
oi four. Coarse Donn, Charles Tobey,
it" to New Carlson and back and were
still in for another Journey.
other bat Norwalk young men. J. 0.
Petty Fred Borden, Edward lierritt
William irwin and A Ii. Vorbees.
That the channel dred
neatly completed in the
which was re«
rt distance M'
edbytlwlocaiseaiarlaglnsa.
S?
3.
E;
the chi
I
Uri
MID snail“!
Herman Ii.
"‘t..i..“"5........ m
yes
turning to Its banish”
turn a visit to It Candler, and tell
' mm M“
ndry ry. r.
to the lens ry, wheres
whomaboatmrnpoatlefomersmdsys
hoards place is. First street as n their
inst-list and gotten
' Doom, w is
out I. into, or New street, is loom stor
ii
., e en
“mi?
in
ers‘ cut over
to improve ‘3
gin hissohools. Spectrum's
ldreo’s work are com
every two months. a musings.”
m immune-t is w. W
iewddlbsu-
loit qwflchllohalmnlw
w” W
.llsdrout
sou, W.
I”. fighting,”
rived under the treatment giv‘en'his: .
sadhewlstohltohisbloin Iii?
Van Aistyoes wages. is is not be»
lived that Mr. Brood.“ will Immune
in! permanent him from his tail.
they of the residents of Win
street are now engaged in connecting
I'M. CMIWCIIMN
oi Norwailr, issowtlgu you
c develode in alv
1" lsstdlde. mm
VIM to Georgetown and back Tues- gm ms
d”. MI I “I”. mm "in “thethesdot
that yachts may always have ll'viii‘ottty
Of water whether the tide be It!“ or
new club’s orglsisatiou ”has
M nwmmumma"
cut ca sg
W it Was mend to“! M I" doing beiore spriisg. A in more warm
days like yesterday are cmiated uponm
it. to arouse euthelasoi to the point‘bt
taking avtlve steps toward tutoring
hb re- the new club into so active existence. 0‘
liorwatk mt Norwalx people are speculating
|Harbor was sthotough one is conced- ‘oa how much ot a 'shore resort they:
The will have It the deal for the surehi‘tsor
Jacob Wolie and Fred Brundage "beat My. The
not
the grocery store oi it. Joseloisky to m , , the.
Theyumwmmamgl not”! edby
mast ltorwslk yachtsaiea and launch G
' to over the prof m It
bridge and sinking
the navigation;
‘IMIMIM
The idea calls fer the
heel-relics to the Bone-
A ooihioitmasorsigl” or the
""Wmi...’ scorn 3:, lla'
"""l IOWA.
he The ten or we
will he he
tist churches, .
The Oh ransom mace
che Rowaytod Baptist church 3!
m r larlnon its‘stevsuiag'st'
' w tlgulionehiflywrhag ciao.
Jy.inOrly
was well attended, was one of
her Oi
soonest; ', H
'1‘ ' . .. ‘ , '3 ' s4"
Jim". yfldlm.
rchitlssi, shim.
IIIMtOd us rad
it!” “crew“? marquees
meeting of the club at an emigrate... \
'ot‘:
your»?! 1 I
[let ”Ill!
,.
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ii!
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COR. m AND WALL one.
[TR A POPULATION OF 40,000 SOULS, within a radius of 15 relics, it is hardly possible that every single person at this enormous, nu _ .j
has visited this sale dating the few days of its existence. To those who have been tardy in arriving. we make this : _ j,
- and that these late comersnta may by no' means suffer throughthe delay, eittra' special bargains have been: included, which . ’ ; j 4
thing, prove even greater than those already offered. . . . r
An Extraordinary .:i ale 0 ll . r omen 8 al , r. '
, V} " an F 7 viral" .‘i l l a :lolfiu- A‘ .
A V «in... y.."“'”m ’1
Will Be the Brilliant Attractitm to; Start the Etuwds Tomorrdw. .. . , t r -
lOO dozen just bought within the last twen -iour hours, at a thud of their regu hr time. it is toe ream in. " , . .:
describe the numerous styles—there’ s sue a big showing that we could not do justice to them all. t is the gluten Waist ' l , .; _ .- 1',
ever offered, and they’ll be placed on sale, Tootertow Morning, at 9 9 Hook. ’Q L ,; . j t
a BLANKET SENSATION. stoves. umswsaa mo nosishv. ‘ , ' ‘ “giantess!“ . rarrara suit. ' W". wanttl'ios.
114 Full Size Bed Blankets, all Women's One Clasp Mannlsb Children'stoli'ewtsenly,suy slse " { Mio— lhnbroiderles that usually . 02.00 Guaranteed Clash Tenses. stat» Pretty White W- Welsti .
white, and white. with colored borders. Gloves. in tans. Usual price. $1.25. up to 34. All sizes in various makes. ' . sell .in to 10¢ a yard. A beautiful Dress Silk that will in seat desigis. blinded to lib- lg:
Our regular price. 81.25 pair. 0.. eutectic grey or white. The regular prices are in true. 15c, 11.: goat- wear. are. Over m ' -
Last Two Days, 79:. , Womens All Wool 06m. The from 45c to 90¢. stimulus to um. "I" A Homilies _ “'0 W. 81-20- for This sets, tangy”. e '1-
. usual 50c value. During the Oslo, Any Ilse. 210. M 13’/W 19" “0 no '3' ran 36 inches Wide.
passe oooos. sale as: women. 3,... gm, v..." “a WWII! ”sum modifies.
Never so Low. Women's and Children's Mittens. Pants. The usual price Sic ‘ ”07'9“ ' WM.1I¢ "
5.: inch nu Wool or... floods. hernia. 25c value. During this some: .. "W” m Yard Spools or Cotton, cc n. . and 1,, ”13:39 . ..,,
wholesaled at Misc. . Usually totalled, During This in". 15% Women's 125:: Black Cotton Hose. Fruitoi ““0 1M” “Milli. the in w
. ”'25' a: m «sescou» scanners. . w” m’ I ‘ ‘ :‘ffi‘gmlg 3:33.” guaranteed m” Veimort it 4tarpon-u. as '33” mm M$mbm' mm
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