r painting and paperheng I.”
one our nerlenced men oen
‘ The
Esti-
c’heertully Gemini low
‘ ll paints and well pit-per
hull Remember
“if any hit man stone at four house
tho'ut the plan Wm. Enron. 3 Rowen
, E Norivelk, on the wagon and
3" he is working for me. he is cheet-
V you, heoeuae there Worn homo
m1h1hm.1 pay In it ill. for raga
host prices. for auto tiree. milliony
“I miehenclulesolco.
Band live in the
hurt. this morninav
These are being taken «hydh'e state, and
their departure “use h special trein
”RTE; 2M
I 122“ wxren er.
city by/the why otlflertrord, picking
,_ ,_____ *1." up veterans, stepping on the my fig
Home, June 26, at the age of seventh P“ *0 the delegation on ”0”“ M“?!
513m, yeafg” fie we: a private ill-I other veterans went on other traineé
Company 10, C v I. The funeral SON 30 while the- number at “10 otiieiai
video over the remnihe were held flat-l “1983““ numbered "01”“? 01059 “I
on! . His body was taken to New. 450’ “‘9. total ““mbfl'“ veteranaIiromI
“as; for burial. the grate evceeded this by two-or three
‘ ~_.._.'._.. , , hundred, as many who were not in did
I Mrs. Ann Mecau‘. Gettysbure battle hm gone til the fol
Mrs. Ann McCall wlte or Bernard "MM- mW:
McCall, died at the Nor-walk Room. There were seven Connecticut regil
tel on Saturday eiteruoon. The funerelImemll 0‘ ”“er in “‘9 bottle ““3
was held thie morning at 9 0'.ch portions °t “V" artillery commands.
from St Joeeph’e Church The 1m“I'l‘he regiments were the Fifth. SevI
hearers were Messrs Spencer Mur- 2enth Fourteenth, Sixteenth, seven:
phy, Duily and Flynn.
in St. Mnyre cemetery u
Mm, v"o.*.___ I i
_, lube": and. '
Mrs: Isabella Reed, wife of William 4
and Companies is one id, Fleet Heavy
Artillery, mil dire flecond (lemony.
Light More.
When title would! train mulled this
Reed died at liver home in South wn- cl“ Wm“!!! W“ W “I ' '
8611 Saturday night; in her nttythlrd take it W him “'33 “Mn" 'W
Deceased leaves {our children M Emit” Adlmmmeml 3“ M“
I outlier ’heda. nie’tei’s and old o'utomomrha: innate) service: villi he held at jor Macy, aide to the Governan; 1‘h
‘ tires are in demgnd. Ask :or
Q one. ’Pleee‘e notify me nheed as i
very hilay during the season.
,v'
More for the Hot Sun, order
"I and 3%" m0“- uthered to pay their ieet respects to
. We el do till
I kinda of Li
MIMENGIL and Flir-
nitnre Repairing.
Mattresses Renovat-
ed Slip (lovers made
to 'order. Our woe-it
I ,ie guaranteed
fines cheerfully civ-
e . . ,
KOHN
48 North Main St.
.ruq
yui
_ Iii-nil ini
filth vluce in itiverelde
I linen is wrvived by,
i
“initiative. or ii Keller
no Nomiik'.‘ '
2: 30 o'clock on Tuesday witernoon Governor did “0h 30 on the 91'5“
item her nets heme. Bur-lei will teko ital!» however: ewlnsew‘the not the“ j
, he desired to reach New You in ad- ,
place in fildsefieifi'.
Funeral 0! Mn. Lawrence.
more of the veterans to See that to
day afternoon at 3 ocloek from her. 100k on expreis. which 191th“; ““980
into home. Relatives and friends 01 the special. * I
There was a large gathering to led
him demoed andfiev. John ampleton, the Veterans leave; Meier Tyler. or
poster 1 the 800th Nor-walk Congre- the Medical corps. and turn printer oi}
cation Church. officiated interment the Hospital Corp; were on the tram
took were in Riverside Cemetery. with the veterans. Among those mig-
There were a number of Beautiful joined the party here wereJ J BI'alte.’
floral tokens. The entire community aired 89 the oldest member or the dell
joins in the sympathy for the eurvlv- exeiion from the new, who served a.
ins members tithe iamlly MrMAW- with General “Stonewall" Jacklon’e
renoe will active in church work. wail brigade, and Seth Hotchklee. who we
a member 01’ the Friday Afternoon“ in CompenyH, Eleventh North Can
Club and was a woman at superior oline Reqiment There were the only.
worth in the community. All "e wife. former confederate: who joined tho
amother and n friend Mrs. Lawrence pgrty ha" Among the yuan“. who
had few superior: and her loan to her Brewed at Gettysburg and were in the 9mm
relatives and to the community at New “no“ delegation was “gum.
large Ia greatly tilt and one is widely Glidlll. or the city, I. cumin-m, who;
nlourned InerVed in Company A. 37th Continuum
---- Icut Volunteers. While Waiting hi the
Funeral oi WIIIInm Guel- strain Governor Midwinter tor the“
The tenure! service; over the re- lint this acorn Wither. n veteran
inning of William Grace who Bled But; of all. city, Who no“ hoth‘ am. “I
urday‘morninx ethlg‘renidenee in Ply- the bottle while all collinenvaw
mouth avenue, were held from St'fehurtius more» omooiwuicu union!"
«Mary . ehuroh at 9 o'clock thin morh- tunetely mi held: low by are {total 'I
in so; at Union buttery inihfim air. Wm ‘
mins. interment took plate
Marys cemetery
‘I'm"
liner date not “will this “union. I
name Ami?“ M”. "I ;
onrrveentu‘l “at June sow-l
While theuundi ”or flitting oi helix
Monument) Mheone T0 line. are here W o’tiiil'r thouunfl,
my tom none. hid it Huber View life on theiF‘my. to ndy-urinate in the!
Beoch.’ Inquire of John .7. Million. grout waives-ow euoemnmeut noon
no at meteor-ting the Bottle oi Geiirihum
' “we. emit n_
free we ion otneeiiuomlou. '
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til-11»:
JO Li‘tw-{lo'r'l‘wm nix MOMS
th‘iiaIin-"hh South Nomnlks
anthem. worm. ‘ WI“
one or the «men
felt that they were phyeically me to 'p
otttind the reunion numbered aboutiiim ,
which leit Theniuohville uhortly he— V
tore 8 o clock and which 'cdme to thinI ‘
Interment w“ teénth. Twentieth and 'l‘wenty—seventhl "1'
amusement: for their transportation; I
The runeml of Mrs. John B. Low across the city were correlate. no wit-hi t
- 139an of West street. we; held yeeteo the others of his immediate party liq
‘ here are neither!“ open a quiet iii» ’1
ilriivlded e oomi'ortu-l
Chicago, "a brought iron than elm
Ie. tent which will servo on heeddu'n'n
tare for the Iron Brigade and Potato
grew 5 North Carolina Brigade. Theda
brigades touzht each other in the first
day's battle and their reunions are
expected to be at peculiar interestl
Col McConnell’s tent is the only one
’ in the noun not ’iurnished by the gov-
eminent.
The his trelnlohd of Virginia Con
tederetee were given: an enmwmle
reception lit the railro'nd station in
town; I. ' 4 ‘
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aunt, lira:
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Pennsylvania. commie. ‘
Large Fancy
New Potatoes
220 a peck
85¢ a Bushel
New England Grocery Go.
' . 72 No.Nnin er. Tel. 15a.
if:
up... I
The other day he iolehhoned to m‘e
that he had oleened the «serene and
had
'A Lot oi nid Titles
I Paid Him
, , i8‘c agglh for Auto Shoes
her m for women, ‘lilitl Inel- '10!)
{or Iboolte and magazines ~.~. I.
5: G Yourdiokjr
Phone 012. 21 Biy Ave, no. Hamlin
buttermilk I
' Elsluuritr min
A reid' conducted hypehuty sharia
‘1). Louis Lodrlm in East Norwolk
Seton-day night rewlted inane arrest
or thirteen young nlen,‘the proprietor
and nix ‘ player-e and oil: spectators. The
niece me not a rattler “gambling
house in that there was no dealer and
JP. w. Rout place tor a quiet game.
Ross entered a plan or guilty in
court this looming end Judge John
Keogh lined him $25 and oopti.‘ on
frequentere andI players _ had their
hood; roduoed to $8 nnd- torteited,
, OPPORTUNI'H‘I»
do”.
melt My ortnu new ohnortdnitlel.
(lemme Mount/m Ooetuinee all who so I" on.
V color cottbn. do a nerd I'lteiru
Johnnie Has My Number Now. B
35¢ 5 ill for No. l {min ,j’i‘ubes ‘
15“ ill for No. 2 inner Tubes I
l new one cent e. lb. for run. 25o ‘
no kitty the above merely gathering at I 1
the recommendetion of White; ~ I
Attorney William A Griffin; the dosed ‘
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.;-:-:-'ov-:-.n:-;n;-:a;-;u:-;.;n;-:l '1.:-.’-:-.‘IZeJ-I-Ji-Z'IISILIII.n:-:~Z-Z-.-;IZ-J- shun-gun‘-
‘;_-:u;-;-:Itu.-I-‘.fu;.
.‘L'.‘:'
I The Leading Outfitters m The Norwalks
We are Headquarters for
«Hm
A" his; thei‘n‘land hive ‘a large
ihnmen't oi till this of Shapes and
Btudsimmiosrgno% ..
Special Sale of Very Free
New Styles in
,gI-lngerle Waists
Sailor Collars. $1. 48. Worth B2. 50
L111 erie and )l‘ub Dresses
The best assortment in town, prices . 9
‘I I from 98a to $10.
White Canvas Shoes for Mines
and Ladies. from B1. 48 to BB 50
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