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A 'New Line of
Mid -Summer
MILLINERY
Your inspection invited.
Special values in Children's
Hats
THE H O L M E S
MILLINERY
3 Monroe Street
' We Handle This Brand
Exclusively.
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BRACKEN
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”The Latest
Thing in
LADIES'
DRESS
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”W E A R
Black Silk and
BlackSatin Pumps
Come in and see them.
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NOTICE
to the Public .
Whenever you have anything in the ‘
lino of rugs. metals, rubbers and paperl i
just telephone us or drop a postal.
pay the highest. prices. 1 also buy ,
and sell secondhanded furniture.
A. Alexander
21 Ray mond St
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JUNK I
There are Junk dealers that are al- I
ways knocking their competitors as to‘
t‘leir honesty. 1 claim all Junk men!
are alike—Ahoy are all honest. llut‘
they can't pay my prices. Take ad-
, vantage of my high prices tor all kinda
of junk.
RAGS. 1c PER LB.
Special high prlcea tor Feather Bede.
"I G. YOURDISKY;
. Tel. 912. 25-27 Ely Avo..
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,,-CONNEALLY &
-BRACKEN
81 Washington St.
Tel. 363-4
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You’re Wise Charlie,
Aren't You?
Mother: Charlie, you‘re wise,
{ain't you? What did you send that'
junkman in here for when I told you»
to telephone Ml for Wm. lt‘i‘fron. 35,
Fort St., East Nor-walk, who pays lo
in. for rags and better prices for
rubber metals and leather beds than'
anyone else. i
Charlie: What difference does it
make? I
Mother: What difference does it
make if you asked me for an orange
and i gave you a lemon. You know
right well than we live in a good io-
callty and we don‘t want bells dang-
ling around here, and Wm. Enron
doesn't go around with bells nor
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GULF REFINING CO.
Gasoline
13C gallon
AT come to the house unless sent tor.i
. . Next time watch tor the sign. 35 Fort
.. ‘ St. and you will learn something. '
TheB.Hershfield&SonCo. mm _ g l
‘ ‘ 122 Water Gt. Friends of loaeph A. Whitley "of this
city, have received poatala from him
from Pratt. Kansas. and they state at'
that writing that he is on his way to
int-liver, Colorado, and from there he
Inspects to make his destination to
' either San Francisco. Cttl.. or Seattle.‘
Wash. He says that. the. climate is
EVERY
Walk- Over
. shade. and that the landscapes are
ff ‘ WEARFR fiery beautiful. Mr. Whitley waa until
. . . " ll short time ago employed in New
II a Walk-Over booster. Everybody York city. and his many friends will
boost: a good thing-mud Walk-Over legret to learn he has gone so far
«:22? are "1° be" things in foo" away front his home town, but will
wish him great success. i
M'. 1088“] & sons I l‘here wll be Ito meetng of the
Bridge Construction committee. word
to this effect having been received by
the secretary tha mornnx.
Two Stores.
19d Washington Bridge. 1 Benton St.
o v ' ' o 0 V '
ve Something for Vacation . Tune
Money In your mule. is subject to loan and to the temptation. I
~ it tor oomeihlnc that you do not actually need. if dental
, ,SOuth Norwalk Savings .
It is «to and drawing lntegfat.
A DOLLAR "All?! AN AccOUNT.
. Monday evenings. Closed Saturdays at noon. .
very warm at Pratt. being 95 in the .
Homer S. Beers 8t Co.
iSeth Remingtou‘a demise that he ran
* a veteran of the war in evidenced by
,“Ne‘w chum in boutpany Hanover»
‘ teenth Reaiment. Connecticut. Vegan
‘teer
, 1803. Promoted to carpool Mptornher
FRIDAY. MAY :0. Ion
The Big Market
SPECIAL ‘
600 lbs ' Pork Loins
Cut in Chops
., 2 lbs 25c
Bluefish ‘
BEEF
Rib Roast Beef
Sirlon Steak
Porterhouse Steak
Pot Roast
PORK
Pork Roast Small Lion
Small Fresh Shoulders
17 ct
14 Ct
We have some Rex Hams that
have been bought for some time
SPECIAL .
16 a
05 6t
Hams
Fancy I-lead Lettuce
- LAMB
Leg Lamb
Loin Chops
Rib Chops,
Fore Lamb
22 tel
25 Ct
20 a
14 a.
POULTRY {
20 a
£25 a
Fowl
Roasting“ Chickens
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BEBMED IN CIVIL WAR.
0
72th. 1863.
February 5th,1865 at Dunn's
n...
Seth Remington a Member of Doualal
' Fowler Poet.
lt was missing from the account of Discharged 1““ 3' ”65' "
a soldier. That he was well known as
his record, or which many a veteran " .
could easily be proud, and the own I“ Illa; H A
~ ed home in a row dayl.
. it
Seth mulnmwmuma from‘
an...
' ted a delegate and
infantry, august 11th, tact. alternate to ram-gum
wounded and captured at Gottylburx,
July int 1808 Paroied August 25th
on June
It‘.‘ [U ,.
Wounded and captured
Lake,
Florida. Released April 21st, 1865
The deceased was a member of
Douglas Fowler Post. No. 48. G. A. R.
. .
Mrs. J. H. Rundle. 0! Edit Norwalk.
lockwoodn'lt Green ..
Which have been touring New Jersey
tad Pennsylvania all the week. Thai.
More last heard of by Norivallr relatlv.
to. from Atlantic Olly and are expedtl ’
math. H. Mdhrthi uni been me _
'M J. Bodies '
(smoky Com-
m!“ Spanish War voteiraao at the
state convention to he held in Stamford
rah. .. .
Irr'
rwo came.
. ' Norwallt's Leading Dry Goods Store
I 8 and ii Gazette Building, Norwalk. Connecticut
This
Ladies that Wear Nemo Corsets will
appreciate the New Shapes, and those
who have not as yet tried them, are
cordially invited to inspect them.
lS “Nemo” Week
All Latest Models for All Figures are now here
g Maples 8t Goldschmidt
Commission
Brokers
(‘ort'esimfstlcnts of J. Frank Howell.
member Consolidated Stock Exchange
of New York.
Stocks and Bonds bought anti sold
for cash or on conservative margins.
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:‘ H.Krieger & Co.
We have placed on, sale at
Half Price
75 SUITS
for‘ Women and Misses, also
for heavv-build women. All
this season’s styles. Owing to
the rainy weather rwe find.
ourselves somewhat over-
stocked.
YOUR GAIN IS
OUR LOSS
Now come in and get
your first pick see our large
window display. Donft miss
this great opportunity.
For-$10.00
' I you can select a suit that .is
worth $18 to $20. Also great
reductions in all other depart-
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South Norwalk
IIIII III III SIRIII
\\ Al”! SF. ill ‘til ti. Ill.'—I)(‘(I(l(t‘(l
strength was shouu by tile stock mar-
ket at the opening today. Amalgamat-
td t‘oppt—t and Alimouri l’aciiic rose
tt mint eat it, with material fractional
pains in i‘. S Steel. American Smelt-
. in; and MIIIK’ ot‘ the standard railway
shares. uSmali declines were recorded
by Cantidian i’t‘ttiti! and Fennsvlyanltt.
Mmmmm.
William J. O’Brien.
William J. Oilrien, of Boston,
Mass, formerly of Norwalk, died there.
yesterday in the thirty-ninth year of
his age from acute Bright’s disease.
death being quite sudden. Mr. ()3
Brian was an organist ant. music
teacher and many time's played the
organ at St. Mary's Church. He had
been away from Noxwalk for fifteen
years and was unmarried. The de-
ceased leaves three, brothers and two
sisters, Edward, James and Joseph and
Misses Nellie and Binnie O'Brien all
oi \‘orwalk. The funeral will take
pithy tomorrow tSaturday) morning
at St. Mary‘s church at to o‘clock, A
~ solemn high mass will he celebrated
,\ and interment will take place in St.
\ Mary’s cemetery.
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\‘n‘u,’ 5-5. ‘.‘-“““‘.““.‘.
3—1-]- tar/av, afar/v
Seth 8. Remington.
. The funeral services over the l‘€~
-_ mains of Seth B. Remington’ will be
held from the South Norwalk Metho-
dist Episcopal church on Saturday at-
ternoon at. :30 o clock The inter-
ment will follow
IPI')’. . I ‘ ‘
OBIT
Jane Taylor.
The lunernl services over the re-
mains of Mrs. Jane Taylor will he held
tltlhovomn;r at S cclcclt from the home
in Seavlew avenue. The remains will
be taken to Northport, l.. l.. for litter-
ment. 2‘
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"GOTHAM” ATHLETlC UN.
nanean. PAJAMAS AND
SHlRTS.
It Will Pay You to Visit Our
MOVING SALE
We Are Now Selling women‘ a Mayfair
Shoes. Oxfords, Pumps
Sold by us exclusively in The
-.\'orwalks from $1.00 up.
“Knoth’e” and “cl-on" Belt:
from 50c up.
Arrow 80ft Collars. 2 for 25¢.
InAllLeatheraat. ..... $260
MEN’S CRAWFOR and JAMES MEANS SHOES, Ox-
' iordaandPum ............83. 3.x5,»8‘26%and$a.so . -
WOMEN’S STOR BUBBERS,‘ in all atyleaoi eels at 43c v' '
MAX LEVY
1“ WASHINGTON ”I'll" IMMI- .
Joseph Davis
05 Washington» Tel. Con,
in Riverside ceme- -
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