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8; Washington St.
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" 195 Washington Bridge.
We really want to treat you right
We motto hiya you shoes that are
perfectly comfortable, that are aty-
llsh‘. that will wear to your entire
’ estimation. u, ~
M. Joslem discus
Two Stores.
1 Benton 3t.
x
‘ 151-15 rALE or Two veesnLe.
An earthen vessel and a brassvea
‘ s'el were floating down a stream.
1 , “truer closeup me." said the brass
' pot.
“There is . safety in numbers."
.“Not I," said the earthen pot,
. "your brass sides might crush my
‘ more tragile ones."
G. YOURDISKY’
South Nerwaik,
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‘ for auto tires and feather beds.
21.1111.
The very highest prices paid for‘
Metal:
brass and other metal by.
Ely Ave.
~ ' TEL. 912.
1c 11 ‘pound for rags, the very best
prices for feather beds.
Everybody’s
Doing” It
Selling their Junk to R. Alexander
because he pays the highest prices
for Rags, Rubbers, Metals. Paper sud
Fenihe1 lieds. Aleo buys and acids
secondhanded furniture. Call or
Write. A
R. Alexander
21 Raymond st.
11 it‘s Junk sell to Wm. Ei'iron, :15
Fort 81., East Nor-walk. who pays to
a'ponnd for rugs. Best prices paid
He
‘ doesn't go around with bells or does-
'(v’mv a!./.’ a a
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outeoiehnlng don't put all
m turaiture back.
buy a lot set 11 little.
It you can‘t
Full
n‘t come to the house unless sent
for. Send postal or Tel. 441. Notify on
ahead as we, are every busy.
The young man loves the young lady.
That‘s his business.
‘ l'l‘he young lady loves the young man.
That's her business.
Soon they will marry.
That's their business.
The minister will marry them.
That's his business.
When married they will need For-
niture, Carpets, Ranges. Stoves and
Crockery where they get the best
goods at lowest prices.
That's my business.
M. L. Rosen
15 Ely Ave. 80. Norwalk. Conn.
111111111 111111111.
James Reynolds.
The remains of James Reynolds.
7 aged fourteen years. who died at the
New Haven hospital. on Friday, were
brought to Norwalk yesterdAy by {In
dertalter Raymond a Son, and inter-
red in St. Mary's cemetery. it in re»
ported that the youngster came to Rm
ton Point on 1111 excursion about three
weeks ago and while there was struck
on the head with a stick. He was
quite badly hurt and upon arriving in
New Haven was placed in the 11011111.
1111, here he died 1111 a result of his in’
Juries, on Friday. Further particulars
“were lacking up to pro." time today.
George 3. Oluott.
The Clueti Peabody factory in North
Main ,Ilroet. closed down at noon to-
day. out or respect for the death or
George B Cluett, of Troy, N. Y or
Ghooaeyour company care,
“1'11,
LAST
Bargains. Don't hesitate or delay.
MAX
169 WAsmNm eraser,
'flme la Limited to Two Weeks Positively No Lerner
The Last Two Weeks of Our Removal Gale.
Snoh as South Norwalk has Never Known
Springs into Action Friday at 9‘ A. M.
The Big Idea of this Sale, the eouee of this drastic action, is the
absolute necessity of eli’eotlng a positive clearance-”of all our Ladies'
Gents‘ Misses and Childrens buooe to make mm 'ior carpenters
and builders who will soon be here to tear down 111.511.11.111]; Cour
ing as it does just at the height of the ”season just at. the beginning
of vacation time, just when you most need the goods this great Sale. .
with its most unbelievable values will attract thousands of appmcia-
the buyers. and will mark a new epoch in the apparel history or
South Norwalk and vicinity. Bynll means attend this Carnival of
OPENlNG DAY, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 9 A M. SHARP V
CALL
egg]!
LEVY
SOUTH NORWALK
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Saturday, June 29
TWO BUILDINGS
on South Side
Washington St Bridge
One Large Building on North
Side Washington " St. Bridge.
WAEHINGTON STREET BRiDGE COMMITTEE.
MG
111.
1' uni-vie him.
:Ohureh‘ Saturday morning at
the firm or Cinch-Peabody. The L11-
neral over the remains of the late
member or the firm who held today.
Mr. Cluett. while not known in houth
No'rwalk by but a few who came from
Troy where they worked in his factor-
ies, is known by his affiliation with the
great concern or which he was one of
the founders.
am
Gemini ll. Fisher.
Samuel ll. Fisher. one of the old-
eat and most respected residents or
Greenwich, died at his home in Round
Hill, Wednesday. in the seventleth
year of his use. Mr. Fisher was
born in Siauwich, £11111. had lived at
Round Hill the greater part or his
lilo. Deceased was a veteran olitho
Civil War and participated in many
of the important enuremonte oi the
wan, One daughter, Mrs. Theuon.‘oi
flouth Nth-walk. and three sons. Bamv
uei. Charles and Benjamin Fisher.
The funeral servioe
M the Round 11111
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was‘ held
o‘oloelt
W
donmi 01 William Yum-me;
”1 a.»
surraaos- new A socczse.
Held in Goneetlon With the Carnival
of the City of Nor-Walk
The Equal Eranhoiie Lunatic. of
Norwalk. is taking nn'uctive part in
the plans 1hr t a carnival or 1111:: City
of melit, no t Wednesday night.
and has 11 booth for the disposal or lit-
erature, etc.
The Suffrage booth was decorated
in the colon: or the State Buttress
Association which are also the colors
or the Women's Political Union. They
are purple, when and ’ white. The
great State Flu; with 11111 six stars for
the six states now having aiull suffrage
was 1111111; hook or the booth.
«booth was demoted by Miss Brend-
llnxer, Min Harriet liar-her and M11111
Alyae Gregory. Twonuombero ale to
be in charge each evening. Miss Alyce.-
Gregory and Mrs. William lander?
served on Eaturday, tonight M11111 San;
ah G. Campbell and 111111! intentions»
er will be 111111. 11.1611. todroitrow Mrs.
11.8. 13111011. Mrs. Charlw iris. Mild
iiilsio Hill. Mrs. Ooburn 1 raidentiot
he, funeral services over the no? 1111 11.11.11.111...
ammo 111mm your 1111,
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Norwalh Leading Dry Geode Store
51111111311121) woor.
BUN‘rING FLAGS
In all sizes at our prices.
. Mp
Guaranteed fast color
COTTON FLAGS
From 801: to $3.50.
8 and 5 Gazette Building, Nor-walk. Connecticut-.1
LY A FLAG
Carnival Night and the Fourth of July are times:
- ‘ when you do not want to be the only
one on the street without a flag.
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' 'e 111‘ l I ”I n:u:o;u;n:u.n.l I ”I n a 11' a: I
PURITAN MILLS cor-3‘
tron, UNTING.
Wat-ranted fast colors. ]
Only 60 a yard. .
SILK FLAGS FOR SOU-r
VENIRS V
8 in.x 12 in. Ioc-
15111.11 24 in. ....... 45c,
Red,- Whitc and Blue Bunt-
ing. 1‘
ywoor. HUNTING.
Bolero guaranteed will last
or years.
251: a yard.
'fifi-iflfififiit
A good American believes in "tak- . ‘
lug things cool: " water. soda and oth-
er bevelages divorced .from the heat *
wedded to ice. but he wants that im
portant part of his hot weather com
fort PL’RE. t‘e1tifled ice fills that
Want perfectly. it costs no more than
lee of questionable purity. its not
too good for you 01de1 today Phone .
.180. “
Distributors for 'l‘l1e-.\'or1valks
Brcoiisidc lce Co.
SOUTH NoawatK
and
lets“; .j’iclicrin'g, Norwalk
Mushrooms go .,
“to the-— .
Gigantic Bridge,
Removal Sale
George Keeler’s 31'.
Shoe Store
158 Washington St.
Look, Look, Look ff
You can save money. I don't 11d-
,vortise anything that i (:11th make
good Sate you 20 to 10 per cent.
Now I will prove to you. Schlitz
Milwaukee Beer (or $1.50 case. 24
bottles. Welz and Zerwerk Pilsener.
51.20. Nassau I’llsener. 51.10 ease.
interboro. 8100 case. Other kinds im-
ported beers. Evans Pale Ale, line ta-
ble Cream Ale, Clousen and Flanagan
111m forget!
Cream Ale. 51 10 case.
our wines, Port Sherry and Muscstel
for 8100 gal. is worth $1110. This
is what you have been paying for the
some quality. Whiskles from 82 .00
up ilrandies. llouueesy 3111111. 5171
Extrndlne, $1.40; Peach Brandy. 85c;
Blackberry Brandy. 75¢: Apricot
Brandy. 851:. About to more other
branda whlekles. brandius had cor- "
dials that are too numerous to men-
tion. but i will guarantee to save you
from 101.1 to 250 on every bottle you
purchase from 11:. “ You come and
convince yourself. Our v’i‘el. 8002.
l’rdmpt delivery.
J.,D’ISES'A
l‘smlly Liquor titers and Wholenaler.
55 Railroad Ave. 811. Norwalk. Conn.
Wm... iiw... 1.
a The Beers Moat a
Provision Co. '
'anwnntnnx‘vnei
' for their indis‘oretion.
Established 1863 Established 1868
H Krieger & Co.
West Washington Street
GRAND
CARNIVAL
Of Special Prices
in - adyetoewear
Goods for Men.
women: Boys 81
Girlsw
Our Charge Account
*. . Plan. .
open to everybody. You can re,-
plenish your wardrobe from our large
1; Your Weekly Payments are acceptable
:1 to us. No extra charge for this privi-
16 legs. Our prices are lower than pricesif'
" in the so-calied cash Stores. (Sonic :11!
and be cenvinced
.. -
WALL STREET. 1 p. n1.--Brooklrn
Transit war the strongest. of the active
issues during the noon hour with 1111'-
ther gains in the tobacco issue and“
general firmness olsuwhelte.
.‘ri-ll: QUESTION
01' what "not .to forget" when
you pack your grip for your an-
nual two weeks' vacation is
‘ surely on the minds oi many 1
people at present. ,
, lan we suggest t?
Bathing Soils $2.00 to 0400
Bathing Suit Bolts 80o
"Knothe" and “Cross” 1111111..
We to 51.50
Nominee Shirts .. 01.00 to 5330
. with or without collar. ‘
Union Suits hose length 0
’ . hill length. sleeveless or is! ,
" siesveo....... $1410me
: « Athletic Underwearfle to 1%
Palm“. uncouth. .11“
olllhltpholl
can t
(lotion. Halt H0110. Nee
unaltered“!!! Pull}
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the island.» The men were held do:
gum-111g and breaking and being old
timers, Judge William 17‘. Tammany.
seamed each to spend it darn in lull:
{loom Guile on :1 ‘
11171.net: drunkenness and a 91m
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