FQIBAY. AUGUST so, 2,15 ' :85 LOW NORWALK EVENING SEMINEL PQGF SEVEN
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At Lane’s v ‘ : 7 l JEDDO-HIGHLAND
comm!" m Cu Liven. Wraith ‘ o a (Beet ‘ior Winter' Use.)
to serve on the Ice “mm d lull. .
cream Fruit maven: F. I. mu. m PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW 9
V - and be protfcted at summer prices for the winter.
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GARDEN, GRASS AND GRAIN SEEDS. ! *0"-
All the best varieti es Tomatoe, Cabbage and Pepper l “9““ M“ “33"“ M 3' M
Plants. lmver, New York (toot at Catherine
ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES. V‘ {31) 0'9”“! ”CE!" 3m". an I
Bordeaux Mixture, Lime- Sulphur Solution, Arsenate int Freight received at Net-walk 8D to
of Lead Heleboro, Paris Green. “Slug Shot," "Bug 5 r- Ia- nnd It South Nowell: n) to
9‘" W ' W w “W“ ‘ RAYMOND BROTHERS M mm ' “3° ’ m
9”, . . _ 9 a. 9 9 mm & M 99 . George F. Foote, General Agent
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Orange new RED ewe BUILDING - . -.__'. 7‘ L---“ —— ‘ . 1:...—
Pineapple arwAenmo'rON er. 3. 1 '_ p —r “Tum " ‘“"’ “W“ W"’ ”
Tet, ma, 1m; Home. £03,. 99 ‘ ‘
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01...... “- "W" “W J‘ _. $929390, $25, $20, $18, and $15, Tailor-made Stilts, Smashed To
visitor in New Canaan Wednesday ~v~-' ~ mm. H
evening. —3
. — Miss Cornelia Odell, of Norwalk,
Miss Emma Fallon has returned to visited friends in Daubury yesterday.
Hawthorne, after a two weeks' visit , .
at her home on Hamilton avenue. Deputy Sheriff N‘ W' Benedict. took
.. Mary Barker. of the Narumake home,
Lyman Gilbert, of East Not-walk, is 10 ”‘9 NOFWlCh asylum W133“
spending tileweek with Mr. and Mrs. ~—.—-—-
J. J. Johnson, 53 Maple avenue, Dan- SCOU‘ Commissioner PHI? 7“? ”12""
bury. 9 9 -' aid is a member of Co. F, at e in-
9.__.__. ' struction camp at Plattsburg, N. Y.
Miss Laura lloulhroyd, of 4 Delay ‘ m mm» .~: . , _, _,\9 . ‘ ‘
surest: Dilnburl', is spending it weekl HTS. MEI'Wh-l and daughter, M188 9‘ ' x“ »- - ,- .9 ., V . I ‘ " HH
with Miss Elizabeth Evans, of South Alice Merwln. 0‘ Norwalk- are guests , 3 . ‘ . ‘ 3(, ~23
Norwnlk. of Mrs. Charles 0. «Perry, in Weston. ‘ ’ ' ‘ '
Mr. C. E. Dow. of SOutll Norn‘alk, ‘lt;
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Mist-l llzlisy St'udtlel', of Flax llill , . , . , . 5:97;, p’kn-l‘e
Bond. is spending a few weeks “,nh99uho has been visitlng friends in Long ‘ 9‘ ‘2 ' i ' ‘l ’ 9 /9999'9;9 ’r‘é
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Automobile thieves are busy in the
larger cities otthe state. Hardly a,
day pasaes but the. local police are
7 notified to be on the lookout for cars
.stolen in other cities.
her aunt, Mrs. Frederick Squiel‘, digits for several days, has returned l“ ‘ ' ‘ ' " \>-;- ' ‘ w‘ _. mi
' . Rahwey, New Jersey. l e. ‘- - - ‘l‘ I ,, , ff9£u
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walk, has returned home after spend- Dr. Jean Dunlortier, of. Washington
ing two weeks with Miss Ruth Elle street started today 0“ a “"1 dflyfl‘
m. bum Mrs Harry (lllllugs and 0f mm" Pm“ and “me" 9m“ were $25. $20. $18. $15 and the price may be $1000 Be your oWn salesman if you so desire.
childmm or Spflngdale9 'Mr 1”]de Everything now one price. Why? It is our Ambition to do the greatest tailoring business in the state, the volume of business will
"‘ —«Cut in Straws. O‘Brienls. 9 .29; _
son, 95,149 Main street, Danbury. vacation trip to Highland Lake. near ., - ' " ‘ ' ' J' ~
Tilly and daughter at Brooklyn spent 9 make the profit » , . . _
Miss Tessie Evans, of South Nor- —--
MW” 9, Heres Where 1 Throw UP MY Hands Beginning tomorrow You my walk hi my stOl-e‘, select any piece of goods regardless
Saturday at Roton PoinL.
You owe it to yourself to investigate this marevlous offer. Never before in the history of the clothing or tailoring business
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__Amo service from your home to: erH. George Scofleld. of Philadel- ~ ; , has it been possible to buy clothes that have sold as high as $30. $25. $209. etci, all at one price, no reset vat-ion, your choice of every-
the depot, a specialty. echaub's Phone . "m” '5 “and” a ‘9‘” "e” W" thing in the store at $10 00.
768 her parents, Mr. null Mrs. Andrew ,
(glossmon, at South Main street. . Will you, Mister Man, help me to bring down the high cost of Men’ s Clothing? By doing so you will help yourself to save
-—""*"‘ “' ‘ , $xo.ooto$r5.oooneachSuit, ‘ -
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lowndes have
commenced housekeeping in the
house owned by Mrs. Augusta Mz-ir
tinezfin Lowe street. Mr. Lowndes.
recentlv left the United Si ates NavyH ”in?“ ‘0 his home 101' the past week. “
where ‘he was enlisted for severall M . .
years William H. Farrell will sell his 9
' ’ . sloop yncht “Senora" in the races Sat-
-° urday.. The course will be from the
Joseph Walsh, formerly of this clty, New York Athletic Club station to 9 9 99 9
ll ‘ 9 , , Oran, EVENINGS UNTIL 9:00 P. M.
Rutherford B. Keeler. oi Sill‘ingwootl ,, . , 9 9
avenue, is convalesclng from intes- ,
tinnl trouble which has kept him con
131 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
and now of Edison, Nah, recently en— ,
tertained Joseph P. Mulvihill, also Stratiord light and return.99 9
a former Norwnllter, at a. big farm of
which he is superintendent. Mr. Walsh
is enjoying line health and sends re-
Mrs. William H. Bylngton and
daughter, Eloise, returned to their'
gnrds to Norwalk friends. home in Belden avenue “3mm“ at. e w“ 1'
:9, __ ter enjoying it two week a stay at Ros~ ' ‘9 w 5‘ _ _99__ .—
—Special 8-day vacation trip I0 008 in the Catskill Mountains. ”w . . , ‘ 99 99 ’ t
Jacksonville, St. John‘s River and re- ' , ’
, turn, :35. For particulars, .l. M. Lay- John Snyderv 0’ Ely “Venue. Who! F til I) t f Whll AFC Your ASSCIS? 9 . o o o D D D o D n o o D o D o D on p o p t: p p o p p n D D D
t0“ & C0» Railroad “9mm won" ‘0 San Francisco, (.aliiornla,l or 8 es 0 ‘ Thematic conduct 0! but one and personal moire tom 9 ,9 ,‘
three months ago. expecting to make
. J , clueee the methods employed very distinctly
The time “mil of the order of the his. home there, has returned tOISouth,
commissioners of domestic animals rc-‘Norwaik' “‘8 many iiignw‘fimrw Everthing W I Avoid The Liability Rummage sale I
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For Saturday Hosiery Come to Us
BARGAINS IN ALL DEPART MENTS
. . leased to see him again. He may re-—
qulring the muzzllng of all dogs ln ”
this town will expire today at mid- turn west. Stemmmwmhgmmxmomfi mm m M are
night. The law has been in force for
'Mr. and 'Mrs. Dominick Torterelle
1 th dth ’ l . VI ' - -
3:221:99981339919229998 $5335.73, have returned mum”... on Spring In . Fairfield County National Bank
the “”1659 street, alter a two weeks' visit in ; GARMENTS PIECE GOODS,
, Brooklyn, N. Y. They were accompan-l ‘ THE OLDE98T IA9NK IN NORWALK CHILDREN'S ”355555 M 5 “3' value ‘0 15 ct'-
' 9 ‘ led by their daughter Mrs. Lillie Lot-l se a ‘ Foods 35 ch. value 50 ctr. , , At 10 ate. value to 25 etc.
It is expected that some Norwnlk ierzo and baby who will spend a month' 59 etc. value $1.00. LADIES' UNION SUITS
people Will. g0 l0 Bedding Ridge 0“ at the residence or 'Mrs. Lotieno's par~ . ‘ . LADIEB' SHIRT WMSTS 25 etc. were so etc,
Friday and Saturday evenings to at- ants. a“ 999 9 5;) ate. weresztgo ‘ 813:3' “poRUS KNIT"
‘r i 7 cte..were . etc. value 25 cu.
LADIES' HOUSEDRESSES SPECIALTIES IN HOSIERY
74 cts. Regular price $1.00 9SPEGIALTIE3 IN GLOVES
.. 00191831850 cls to 53.00 llllASSliilll-IS 25c to $1 ,
A. DICRERMAN .& SON
Asou'ru NORWALK. , ,9 " . PHONE 445.
tend a fair and lawn social at the San- __ ' ‘ * ‘-“i“ ‘ can at , . l . 9 9
lord School Gymnasium, under the Charles D. Rogers, of Norwalk, is en- 9 A Full Line , SI - , 9
auspices oil St. Patrick's church. A joying a two weeks vacation. His tam- . ‘ . “rage
it“? 01 fancy articles will be one pt lly went to New Canaan on Tuesday. 9 ' . , 9 _
' .the features and there will be danc- and are making a visit at the Hoyt Cutblll s , 9. 4,800 Square Feet.
ins from nine uniil twelve o'clock homesead on Carter street. Before re 9 9 C 0N KF EY SI -
each night. " turning to Not-walk they will also visit 9‘ _ u 9,“ are 590““ gnawing“
with Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Hall, of St. . 71 North Mam St.
99 9 9 mm 19999699 99 99 9 Free Delivery! 9 Phone 9105 . Poultry at reasonable terms Infinite o!
9 9 CSIHICIIIS9 55? William A. Wheeler's elshtteth hit-uh ,. . i f . r hill Si
ll“ / day was fittlnsly observed by “fiery ‘ V I W Remedies me
pleasant gathering of the immediate
5Y9“ are Charged no com- memers‘ or his family at his home on 9 9 9
~mns f‘!’ investing “1 Haviland street, last evening. Mr. . ‘ , , , flue [or each «959389 5'__ 99_ N
our SSVings Departtmnt- Wheeler is in the best of health and " ’ ’ e5 ,
We p‘y is one of our active business men. He Chlld'en s Drgss , ALSO--—-—-—9-‘
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all deposits . * close out at a minced Pme- ; , r _ ' , , FOB? MISSES AND CHILDREN o 9 9
P. figfgnm Department. I; William Wood, a son or the late A! These dresses are made of fine KIIOCker”... IOI' Cattle ‘ ~ . , -' ~ , ‘ ‘ ; ASK TO SEE M”; a 9 , 9
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,5 costs you nothing to realize roll Wood or East Great tilllhiione 99whiee9 crepe. \trimmed with , I R d ,9 9,; _ ~ _ 0 SI). 1 d SS '
i a“ *‘z‘lstemm v~ e::°li::.l;i:::i”.:em “more“ °* gar,“ ~ E: if iiihli , 4 t » ' The mmer 0.9 or re wear» ,
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Th in“ m ' >' I» , 2 £19 '9 ‘ ‘ is. l .' ‘ t ‘v—o -v ,t ,
ltliiiingafiou‘i" . . ' * , n - ' ': . . Albert l) Morgan * ‘1" ' Complete StOck Oil School Sheen :2.
Open Monday Eveninm ‘- ,9 9, r99 . I 9 : (Succeesortocllarleennow) 9 ThenlienllfieiddrSonflo
9 . ' ‘, , .7 - are Washington Street , , , . , . 9‘ - , ..
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