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swarm stern.
The Commissioners Have Al‘-
fixed Their Signatures.
I'III! ORIGINAL WAS ALI. ItIIlII'I'.
And Housed seen-
tary Illatua and the Item-under of tho
Cabinet—Telegraphic tires-ille-
t.- Capitol.
President IIarrtmn.
from
WASHINGTON, Jum- i5,--Tln- llerlin neg.»
Nations for the Hartman treaty are at an end,
and dispatches received at the stain depart-
ment slateihnl the protocol was signed by
all the I-nuunlmoucrs yesterday in Berlin.
It is non umlcntood that the agreement or-
iginally submittisl to the state department
wail found to be entirely satisfactory to tho
mu’em. tub‘ecreuu'y Illaiuo and the rest
of III" mound.
Stan department otllcials are not yet ceri-
tnin in “I tier or not the Samoan agreement
bIt uld le made public before the meeting of
tritium“. Ana formal treaty pertaining to
international questions it will have to bomb-
Itltted to the senate, but as a simple ngreov
Inuit the state department has power tomalre
public its provisions at its discretion.
The treaty guarantees an autonomous ad-
ministration to the Hamoan Islands under the
in‘. control of Germany and America, with
gland acting an arbitrator in the event of
diflsrenm arising between the joint control-
ling powers.
The Samoans are to elm-t their own king
and Viceroy. and are to be represcuud in a
senate composed of the principal chiefs and a
chamber of representatives to be elected by
all the people. The government so masti—
tutoi will have the right of levyingr duties of
every kind.
The trwty also provides that the Germans,
whose property was destroyed during the re-
c' ut conflict. on the islands, shall be indem-
nitied by the Salmon government for their
Ion-rs.
A special court is to be appointed to take
cogniznuu- ot the land question on the
ISIHHII'L
The American adhesion to the agreement
signal yiaterday is made conditionally, and
willouly become absolute upon the ratillca-
tion of the treaty by the l'nitcd titan-s sen-
ate. In view of this necessary delay the
[lit'lllp'lltllilnl'lcs have reached an under-
standing that until llecemln-r next the status
qun shall he maintained.
The importation of liquor and firearms is
t . Ic l'l‘-ll’lt'l'1I.
The London 'l'imes' Berlin special says that
the gist of the Samoan ugh-«uncut is that
King Main-ma is to be reinstated, and the
t'ulill’ul of affairs on the islands is to be ' left
mainly to the h'amoans themselvm. (in all
questions, however, affecting the life or
property of a foreign govenum-nt, there will
be an appeal to a resident judge. to trap-
pointed hereafter, and who will be either an
American. n Herman or a British alllljm’f.
The Time for ('ruiacr Bids Extended.
“'Asnixrrrux. June lb.~'l‘he time for
opening hub for the coristnictiou of three
2,000 ton t'l'lllrl'l'ti for the navy Illt‘ been cxv
tended from Aug. 1 to Aug, 2.5. Uu the
name date propnnls for the constniction of
the two 3M” ton crunch, provided for by
the act of liept. 7, lb“. will also be owned
at the navy dL-Imtmcnt. t mly American ship
builders will be allowml to compete, and the
successful bidder or bidders must guarantees
that the \‘c-‘acls shall exhibit a marimnm
spetdof at least nineteen knots per hour. I-' or
every quarter knot of spud above this the
contractor will receive a premium of $31,000,
and for every quarter knot below nine-tun
knots per hour $35010 m‘ll bedoductul from
the contract prices.
The “9.5025 are to be completed within two
years from tin-data of contract; tnyments
to be made by the navy department in twenty
installnwuta as the work prognoses. The
cost of each vessel, including premiums, linr
iiod to SHOWN”.
Mary Ell-son Gets a Pension.
Wssuisumx, June li—Assistant Secre-
tary Bit-soy yesterday granted a widow's
pamion to Mary [-1an, widow of Jame
Elation. The claim was rejected by the pen-
siouoiiim because it was. held that llllasou
was not in the line of duty at the time of fly
death. From thefacts it apwars that Dia-
mn was granted permission 10,213, I Chat.-
tanooga, with the undo g 'that he
would join his regiment at t t point. His
regiment did not go to Chattanooga, and he
was captuml by the enemy, confined in
Baits-bury, N. (1, and while there contracted
pneumvmia, and died in prism. Mr. Britney
holds that the departmental ruling that
widows are not entitled to pension when the
death of their hibbazd originatfil from
causes during a furlough is not applicable in
thiacase,as the soldier was in dares and
y anxious to join lib regiment and
(stop h'u furlough.
Army ”ultra! Officers Moved,
l'i'astrtxovrix, June ii—The following
Gauges in the stations of army medical
officers have born ordered: Mai Albert
Barton“, surgeon, from Port Hamilton, 1‘.
Y., to Fort (limbs, Salt; Maj Justinl
Brown, snrgeoa,fmn Port Cuba to Put
nude, nah; Capt. “'tlliam c.
mtmrgeomfmml-‘ort Heads to Port
Yats, Dak,aspostsurgoon; Firstljeut. I.
1.1m assistant surgeon, frumFm'tD. A.
Bil-all, “'y. T., toIv‘ort Lyon, (bid; Capt
J.LPhillips, a-istaat surgeon, fromFort
Lyon to Fort Crawford, Colo, relieving Firm
Lint. W. D. McCaw, ml wgeon, who
bovdaud to Fort McPha'sosi, Atlanta, Ga.
lltcflor Department Appointments
Wamxorox, June 13—11» fdlowing up
Wt Harrison's Outing.
vagina. [1&an party left 5
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OVER THE FALIJ.
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M Unknown Woman (loin-ills liaictda fl
Nlagara.
Nimuum FAIJnJunu I5.-r\ richly tins-ad
woman deliberately plunged into the rapids
yesterday afternoon and was carried over the
American Iflllh. he body was recovered
almost immediately attcrin the river below
and was towed to the t‘anada side. All the
clothing below the waist, exit-pitta: the shoes
and stockings, had been torn oil. (in her
head was a deep gash made by the rocks.
The body was identified as that of a woman
who arrived hereon the :lle p. in. train from
Buflalo. She went direct to the park, aml a
few minutes later was seen to plunge into the
rapids, after wading some distance through
the shallow water. She was a woman of
Ilrgu build, about 40 years old, With bitch,
wavy hair and aplaiu gold ring on her left
hand. Her name has not yet bum learned.
IN SELF DEFENSE.
A l'romlucnt Clttuu of Providence Kill.
a Ire-panda.
l‘uovuizxcr, June 15.-Msrtin Mullen was
shot yesterday afternoon by Albert Ii. tllney,
a mininent oil dealer in tins city. Mullen
was taken to the hospital and died. Mullen,
who was about 40 years old, was Well known
tothepoliceas a dwwrado ten yours ago.
His wife, who was a domsstlc in tllney's
family, procured a divorce from blur, in get-
ting which she was assisted by Ulney. Mullen
threatened Ulney, but soon afterward disap-
pamd and was not seen until a week ago.
After his mappearance he hung about 0i.
ley‘s office, from which he was ejected. Yos-
tenday he entered the store and attempted to
assault tllney, when he was shot. Ulney
surrcuilerul hitmelf and was held in [6,000
bail. He claims to have fired to save his
own life.
The State Naval Mllltln.
ALBANY, June l5.—00vemor Hill has atr
tachud his signature to the state naval militia
bill. The tint bill provides for a separate cu-
rolmcut of seafaring men whenever an enrol-
ment of permus liable to military duty is
made. It further propoms toorgnnizo a naval
militia after the manner of the national
guard, by voluntary enlistment, from persons
liable to be enrolled “and from other," after
the manner of the national guard, which is
maintained without reference to any actual
enrolment. It promises to increase the active
military force of the state, now limited by
law to “not less than ten and not overletct-n
thowumd enlisted men," by the addition of
three battalions of naval mve torpedo
corps, each battalion to be 001an of four
coinpmiw, making an increase in the uni—
formed militia of perhaps a thousand oillcorn
and men, to he commanded by officers with
naval titlts
The IonIuIllen In Trouble.
va \‘oiut. June lit—A special meeting
of the American Baseball Mam-infirm was
held at the Fifth Avenue hotel Friday for the
purple . of mccrtaiuing the intentions of the
Imuzsvill 9 club in the matter of fulfilling
tha ir obligations to the organization It is
stated that the Louisville club will continue
In the dissociation arid that Prwident David-
son will remain in charge until the team re
turns In I .ouzsville. whore immediate measures
will be taken to sell the team. The American
mmiatlon will not allow the individual
players to be said. There is, of course, no
truth in the report that the Jersey City club
will conmlidnte with the Inuisvillox Presi-
eident Ilavirlmn it after netv players, how-
ever, and if he can acre:- uitli Manager
Power» on terms it is likely that one or two
of the Jt'rfl‘y t'ity players will he transferred
to I: ruisville.
.t Romantic Story.
New UltIJZAXS, June 1.1—— Mm llenry Fau-
rot was f:.un:I dual in her bed, having may
mitiol ~uicicle. She was a Miss Dubroca,
fonncrly t f Baton Rouge, and highly cori-
nectcrl. About three months ago she do
clam! that her cousin, lienry l-‘aurot, a
young student, was responsible for the condi
tiou she was found to be in. Figure: denied
the charge, but consented to marry her to
save her honor, declaring, however, he would
never live with her. They were married and
came hereto live apart, though Faurot pro-
vided for his wife and escorted her to places
of amusement. When hecallcd Friday morn—
ing he found her dead. She left a note my-
Irg her husband was not the author of her
' trouble, but failed to state who was.
A l'mteu Arrested for larceny.
llnnnsoiiau, Ala. June 13.—ltt=s Joanie
Matti", of Clarksville, Team, who writes
poetry for The Country and other magazines,
was arrestul in 111.: Union dcpm in this city,
charge] with the larceny of til from a lady
in the waiting roan. After her arrest it was
d'ismvered that Miss Mattill's mind was
wandering, and she was released. She ar-
rived bere last night from Sew Orleans, and
scented to is suffering from nervous pros-
tmtiun After her aunt she became violent,
but friends tmk her in charge, and will send
her home. Miss Mattill in highly connected,
and has made a reputation as a writer of
verses.
Studying British Defenses.
(man's. 0nt., June tin—Adria: from
British Columbia say that much exciteinmt
has been mined over the presmce of a Rus—
sian mau-of-wsr whose officers have Inca en-
gaged in studying the defensive points of the
province, taking notes and observations of
the cooling centers and fortifications
have visited Victoria and Esquimault, and
without regard to intauational courtesy gr:
on with their work. From what can be
learned they are taking notes of the variosn
points which could be made available for do
(mire purposes in event of war betwm
England and Ila-la.
Slag Slag Convicts Bo lad.
Bras 8mo,Juns Li—Jamss Gamay, col-
cvsdconvict, counted Feb. 13,]Srfl,totwu
years ftw malt, and Jam R. Badman,
another cmvict,ssotenccd Feb. :3, 13834:
threeyears for malt, wereremovedfrosu
theBingSingmrothstman'asylmat
Auburn. MMMMMW
a handkerchief around hisneck and than
hanginghimulltoahook Inthswnllofhis
cell. lie was discovered and cut downln
timsto-vehislife Botfmanlslervtnghis
mittens
'l'o [laud] Arthur's lulu-cat.
Anni", June 15.-—Ths mutant over
thsgnvoolthelsta President Arthurwili
bsunveilod today atthsBur-alcuastay.
AnumbaofltowYortcs will be mt,
Among them “Surrogate Bolling Burro
gateRaasomaadFovutComruHoaer
manW.Xasvels,whowm la the old law
finnofArthur,Knuveh&0a;Canalh
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ndttuzPomuuta-Vaacmsad Appal-
Coopu.
AudMawdc-IMWM.
73m tad, Juan tit—Th Widt-
dithullaauofwh-taadmym
dmdmmnadwwatsr. 'I'brlvw
hind-wide ads-Hug. Maw-ban
humanism finial-dink-
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1"" DAN IE1. L’IIOMMEDIEU.
lEWs
SUPERIOR
BIKINI} PllWlllii
THE I’llllESI Ilill BEST
Ia made only of strictly pure grape emam
of tartar. strict! pnm bicarbonate of
soda. and a small portitm of tlour as a
preservative. nothing else whatever. and
is warranted entirely free from alum.
ammonia. phosphates. lime. and all tin-
adulteranls frequently found in bikini!
powders. 'I‘hu'chiiractcr of materials
used, their parity. and the nicety of their
combination. render (,‘lcveland'n autumn:-
bakiummmlerthcmmt healthful and most
economical in tire. and it alu'ayn afl'aroin
wholesome. nutritious, anal delicious food.
It is n-romuwudcd tor purity. hoaltbi’ul-
I088 and cilii-ieni-y by (Government and
State, chemists, chemists cf Boards of
Health. and professor“ iti institutions of
learning llll'illlgliibll'. the country.
Sold only in cans, t'ull u. ight.
t‘i.i;u~.:..i.\n llama-mil. Aura". N. V
fl. & 0. 'E'EA
The Cir.“ st Tca Evzr Ciezi.
S-‘ERFECTLY FIE-3&3.
‘: "‘T rnxczotrs i‘f".’t‘l'\-"!' 'll“.' l'l'.
i‘. l). lldll'Ttlh' A’ t 0.. ,
ll. l.’ll0llltlillil".l'.
CHAS. ll. I‘Elllllfi,
South lionvalii, t'otm.
I
A Talk With
Col. Farris. Mama “Isn't-r, David I'Intt.
8. K Stanley. DII'O. llauvy Seymour
and other».
Ilovlow w'l b.- foiin l a p mph .4 ii I' IllllIIllIiIIl' o.’
lellrri of riur i-rnzvtucni Frank‘s lit-w“ .v so: of
2'56 Ilroadvs, , .‘mw )orlo'. duds 'L‘f't‘Htf. 'tlu- :.h
joined ans»... imt testimorialw n- {ruin your trici d‘
and trighlwri. twins and sentimucn you know and
errwin fu: Flirt! honor and em: inforwutdnmu, nod
Illiounnil mm) to lu-n pm', funny chew” or.
What bud «'1. done for oilwrv- l'sn bulb-m- in»: y u_
and ii i.- l Liy to lollgt'l P ”It! Him 2. the inn-lie of
rut-oer] l r - at your \rt) limit,
(rm. 0 M. I'lltltli u}-
!aiicn riC'v u .ili l)y~;..-p-. h .mrl.l..:i;d r.»
Ier'rlpllll!‘ rtwlricrn: my snub: ilw-ui r..\ ) p-nrds
lentil ml 'ilxill. "ch yn.r and . IlthI. Ian-ruling
was done inst medical lIiill coma pom-+1. Fltm'ly
atoninril f'f dorm» declared no in»: 'i'fllralrlv."
others gaw- me the llt’tit'lilr- o! . "mn- 'l but I “l“
anally permuted to um Ilowm' lllmri l’mii‘. r.
After take-.2 two or three IND}! v! I was cum .y
card and hair- been a Vlcli man for our nx ycsr- "
MIN. ll Exit" SEYMOUR. haul in have but
acanccr nmovcd by Dr. i'umrmuur. of Sew York
city. Wan very law—reportul . I—‘cly tome any-lly;
not able towalk alone; ror» would not heal. 'll..
Discovery Wired her Fet’t‘tt yeah ago and hm- hm i. a
well woman time.
S. K STANLEY. rmrlytixny years old. and
was sutlcring severely from a mini cmuh. The
document be had an "n'ccr on Ill! lane." and
could not live. Having heard at the wonderful
cures dot!»- by "'I'hetvrmi lilo-d I’uniicr " l or at
for it at one and took it faithfuiy My rough dlr
amuund and sin now ":3 vying good health.
Testimony of s Remarkable Cure
in Norwaik, Conn.
Miss ('s-III Starr. (no-v Mn. (II‘II'I
llcnrictt). Grant St" Sorwallt. Conn.
llsd Kidney trouble, Dump-.3, impaired rvmx
lation of t'igIlI can naming; was so Iu'ft’uill tlut
:Ittl mold aeit er liu’p nor tut. l'aid tut owl
eight hundred dollars to doctors. and wai- not bun:-
fittcd one rcnt's worth: Liaith unmet a: much by
the poisonmedicim as hr the iii-«m for vilizrh
they were Illicit. She says: "I did not expect to
live butavrumiime. ltr. llowc- war sent to an-
by a friend. I took his medicine and have not had
a doctor man. [was not able to walk without In-lp
-—am now able and do walk all sbtmt town so.» rtal
times it its . I am a new person. and I would not
bebukwxrel was for mountain of auburn. l
con-Merit the heat tat-dimm- ever nib-red to 1b.,-
publir. Ilr. (‘orrutcch of New York, told me he
would not have believed [could have Mm rrmwi .t
he had no: «cult done by Franklin llqwu' Judi—
cal Ilircovery," Cured tour year-t an".
Volt BALE USIVBMALLY. m7
TRY OUR
Del. County Creamery Billlfll’.
IT “.238“ EVERY TIME.
2
' in 157:. I use
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IIOIJ BATON It) RAILROAD.
DASHIIBY 8 NORWAIK DIVISION.
Correctd Nay fillet. 1&9.
Puss-germ".
SOUTH.
LLNML'. “.80.th Anwmoi. Pout
282mm 750nm. 8331::
3:: ~ 3-. " 3:5 ..
100-3 “ 1013 “ Wat "
1250p.In. tillpur. tannin
452.1 " I“ ” 45'! ”
627 " Hired 5.3 "[1de ‘M “l‘x'rl
am u of 810 II It 818 u t-
," .. .. 103! .. u W?’ .. ..
' emu.
Dwain.
Gillan:
NOItTII.
I.v. Willa: Point. ”.80. Norwaih. Arm
Ito-Julian Imaml‘x’d 2mm
‘25 " “ ‘5 " " “I “
so “ sis “
”than.
are "lined
5415 "
512 '-
63? “
tot? “sum
lunar.
95a,-
65! .-
’10“.P W.mlg—£fld can‘t
. . an. laden
a.w.hm.d:=uwmt.
IAIN LINE.
attain.
12]! .n.
316 lxsd
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g sang,“ tuna-m” to m
gl.‘ mm A 0.1 “'3':
Have You [iota coupon Yet.
Another week of bargains offered by the originators and maintain-
ers of the low-price,
Are you aware of the fact that
cash system in Norwalk.
“One price to all."
you buy cheaper when you purchase
at a store that does only a cash business. like the Boston Store?
ATTEN'l'lflN, IllllllS’ l
Now is the rim.- for l-.‘ nhmideu... .md thin the plum to buy them.
See our window displ «y.
1800--Ya rds --1800
8m.- and I'Fll'iI'IIt' lidgn .9, in n mnsui form, 2 tn 5 yards in length will be placed on sale
than half price.
lflc [N r y..rd.
SWISS FLOUNCES.
A m w and chitin ii: e 0" lim rlImv‘o-g-mdn just rec nvc-i.
aid at IlI'ICl"! such a.» you ca". iind only at Ill“ rcliatil Bos-
tun Store. in folllnwr: 4') wires uwp at 423., 090. 53"..
950a St (.9, $1.12. “.95, $4.45! and up. Everyone Wu 7- 25
pwr tweet, mon- than \n- .o-ta.
(L-Iuph-to line of a wow "'l'llii'l all I all over-i to r «tell.
0-.
is"... Portraits at the Boston Store. Call
and sec.- 15:71,
L0313.01; Eace Bounces.
W:ll iii-r this \-..-:i{ t'. count-u lidhflliflfl iii 'l’wk
S lisllIrll (in: line Mni t'ii-ini ?! ' Sill; Lin- I'iourcimn .o no -
I 3 a
found: 4? "WIN“ to 4'. not)». d... p at it), 7.3, 9:." $1 25'
in 49, 31.62. are. $2.33, $2.75 out up.
Uncutal Luce Hollow-4, i ‘(l'nllL ~-,vlrn bargains, at 55c"
09“. and $l per ynid.
l'lnii \'iiencn-ntnu lv‘.mn.- .-.- t':r-.:n. n. w patio-tie. xtra
gmd v..iu-> at 69:. and Lie. l r yard.
if...-~pl.’t.- llli" of W ”‘0 Linn Ill \'.il.-..cn unis, ‘ v. t- n-
tni. Ii; ~ pliltll, I’ml. ial.t lmniii'y, Np-m-l. :-:..I "."nn‘lxt. -
f.“ -b':- li'tliI's-z: by tIl - yard it :-t- l'-'.
___. __ ”H-..
Hosiery and Underwe. or.
A: new: in “iii :4? r N -- vn 4: u -i--irnllc cd bi . ~
i'1Iml-N' (Til-l..r.~n's .--o l. i 'I-lllltl mar -.ttd Ill .\'
5m on. Ilisnl'iv «ml on. .... I do in Imiten' Itibbe- \" nth
I.» W, ii, ‘25, 37, 1:9, -I'.i ..l .i u'». M l ‘. it, 141- and you /--i r!
large I'nttrzut lie: .
”an. ——-———
Ribbon Reporting-iii.
W. :-.t:> tl lily nil-f . g L: sir-Ii. ~ of Ifililmmi Int 51' Li
I» ..-:y ‘..r.c JP-w rump . my ir'l' (r II'I’ tIIir‘l we. , 2m
yards Fancy Ithclt ltd-bun, mi c " I“. .-t 5:. per yard, :t'i
lilt'.
Sitttstllt'r line of I’nltu i.i:i\'--l: I,':Ill\’:i“, Il-nlll
Still, 5 '., Hm, 17-1, Ill 1‘7 2, 519:. .ml 49:. each.
IblzllI‘J-IIIQ‘ lnw.
IiniI
\3 ry
Onecounou for every dollar’s w: fill
you buy.
PARASOLS.
I’l'lhlz II'I' past is. : k i..- have added dazens of new
I'wnwfi and Sir" L'ml’rd‘n-I i v Litr s' ~‘l:. Our great ‘tttIv‘I'
fur II)" Wow-2:, ‘26 I’llI’o Urn, :;il:r:il nllt'L', only $I.25
WvHIIl 14.“...
-4...
Muslin Underwear.
('OJItl-IIPJ woif nf .‘Jmlm I,'I'I:‘Y\'.-‘f|f at special ;~ric. a.
... . .0. —— <
. -
BUSTLI-Zés.
Lab»! 4. .p. ,z .1! l", 15. 19. ‘33. 2B and up.
>— ~69.“
Gents' Bathing Suits;
8.1.: last ”an n :gt iii: our price this season 69-3.
Bathing T-gbts Ill, )2. I3. 19 and 25c. each.
Ne a: line t-i tin t“ l‘::sw-el Shirts worth $1, pric» this
week '3'! and 71V. I'df‘...
.w—.—.—
Coupons at the Boston Store Free.
WASH DRE-so traumas.
' Have just received a large line of these very popular
prn tr. New designs and Ialv'al coloring-r. Ourpri‘w will
be only 8.- per yard.
LAWN S.
To all who want a tight summer drain this will prove
tin-Int barguuiyon writ sco- tbi- summer. Namely: IO
yards good quality Law" for 13th:.
Also 1 lot better good. which or oil'er for the extreme-
ly low price of 10 yards for we.
1 lot extra line dark color-d Clialbee, worth 12y: per
yard. Will run it for om- w-v-‘x at 8.: per yard.
l
l
l
SJI'INIDIy, June lfiih, at less
This lot cznsiets ol whim and color d edgiags from 2-inch to l5-incln-s deep, and range in price from lie to
I’rgL'H-L baryon you Will ever get in l'nmburgs.
lndla Linens and Naiusooks.
Will offer this w'u-lr social bargains In the above
mm... trout" H, 2.3, so must.- goods, at 1‘2. til, 22 and
title. per yard.
m—~——-
Trade where you get low prices its well as
coupons.
'~ ‘9.
Sateens. Challies and
Scotch Zepher Ging-
hams. '
29c a 3': rd. '
’ For the very but graderzf French Sateen maimfactured.
This selection comprire .I very choice title of patterns and
"“8““. Remember the price on this grade has been 379,
but the lirlCt‘ rzow u
29c a yard.
.0.
Beta large portraitcf yourself, or one of your
family, tree.
5 ‘ s -
23¢ a 3 ant.
'l‘lw lurk: s: and ('ir'ir'”-‘ szu'irtton cf r nr 25:! and 296
End-- I’wtzc': Sr. t-rn for i' nl pri".'. They are very flhe.
II-V' ilm do it l-i ! I if ;, ll-f .1 piiit'u .sIflL': IIII' price I. only
231: a yard.
0». . -
I 21.13 a 3 ant.
‘he luiggv-ar and I- ~t lzn - of ‘Illml‘fliit'."falf'f’nl to be
found anywhere. not Lanna .Vv'w York City. in all shades
and cab rings. The p.iitern- are the finest and the price in
12;
COUPONS. COUPONS.
—-——~ oer—~—
19c :I y: mi.
All wool Challice. "warmntl‘d fast.”
choice line in tit-ted ground- and fancy patterns. The price
N 1913
6; a yard.
Choice line of t’huiiu s at fly: a yard.
4;. a yard.
Just. to keep time.” moving slung vh- will offer is line
of figured challiw at '
4', a yard.
1240 a yard.
Very fine line: yard wtdr Batietc cloths. They are
cheap at 15, but our price is
Reduced from 25c.
Our full line of Scotch Zepher (lingliams. In plain
colors, checks and stripes to match a very choice line of
plaids never sold for turn than 25: a yard and ottea sold at
30c, but our price will be.
We a yard
122'c a yard.
Checks, Stripes, Plain. Colon, Mixturer. &c., all first-
clasa goods and cheap at. 15.: a ymi. We otter the finest
line of tiinghams at this prior :.
' :2;
Jackets at less than half price to close.
Wraps at less than your own figurcr to cioee.
“Henrietta Snteenc. Ask to see it.”
Kitchen Department.
SPECIAL nanoms.
Oil Stoves at 59c. 2 quart White Hountsin Ice Cream
Freezers only 81.49. Plates only 40. 5c, and 8c each. 10
pieces Decorated Toilet set only $2 49. Eureka Carpet
Sweepers only 82.59.
CO ”PO N S Given with every dollars worth you buy. When
You get 60 you will receive free a large portrait
of yourself or one of your family.
McCALLfS PATTERNS.
The above bargains, as usual, will be found at tho Reliable and lopulsr Dry Goods Bonn of Illorwalh.
‘Gazutto Building, .\'orwnllt, Ct.
iHA'TSi HATS!
“'9 ”“9"": Boys IIats, Polo Cantu. Tenn?“
THE ‘5" £361.33]! TEMIKAI. 00.
Artificial stone steps. raping,
LAWN annulus,
CA It It IAG I'l III.O(,PI(S.
3km, &.i'-,
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
85 Water Itrut. is" iy
” AT cos?!“ ___
ill it [ill Sale
.- «o »—
Pictures,
Frames,
Fancy Goods.
Artists Materials,
STATIONERY.
Baby Carriages,
(be.
Cad Early and secure best
bargains,
Sale absolute. Going out. of
business.
E. C. WHITNEY.
13 North Main st“
7 small: Norwalk.
EVEN lNCr
Commercial School.
BUSINESS DIPAR‘I‘XENT—By a system of
Mill-es, ennuiI all kinds of busim-u paper, with
which our sc olars do hurincu, they are practically
tittulfov any commercial pmition. Marione—
Irmdsy. Wulni-sday "It! Prids cvcninzn,
MIOIITUANI) AND Tl' 'EWRITI‘SG DB-
usrtrueui inla charge of a martini leather, who
can more best mulls. finiulIF-Tllfids] and
Thunday evenings.
GERMAN t‘LASS-A pmrlicai lf‘athii mm
Yalek Codcge givin- lusting two skunoom each
"(13 .
m‘uw
Would bcplcaucdto have you call 0. Int-rotor
particular! I’MNK ll. liL'aL‘UL
I'. 8.—Alm of Bullntfl
Busincn College.
Department, Bridccport
i'ltl it
. l 7 “I’ll!!— __,
I I
Merrill Phonograplc Academv.
inn“-
Commercial Training
Ll Atlantic 2L. Standard, ('t.
Day and Evening,
gllORTIIAND and Typr-wriimg lie nsrirnent
i. under the personal inultrlrfiim or the on: ma-
ripai and I’llllhl’nt manager of Galley”: short and
School. ilsritord. Conn.
COlfltBltClAl. Dcpartuuw. for the rluny of
book hrs-ping, p-nrnnmhip, arithmwir, etc,
in charge of Prof. A. ), Wattle of New York citv.
Young mcn and woman racially prepared to fill
hummble and lucrative mittens.
Remington Typewltrr Headquarters for Stamford
and vicmity.
Brut. on: House! trimmed with cmnpetrnt solit-
anu on rhnri ltutll‘l' For circulars and full infor-
ruztion call on. or sddm-r.
tilts. )f. A. MERRILL. l’rin..
51 Atlantic rt , btamtord.
School,
In Sen-ion
The. Correct Styles
in IL grade: of 5:32! and :Mt llaru. Spring Style
8111:. Hats,
Caps in all colors, Crush
flats, £13., at
KNAPP’s,
91 Washington St.
l’nrtlculnr attention paid to
Fixing, Cleaning and Ironing
sills lluis. ' led
T0 NEW'iidii'R—iiil’éss-"iiili
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The New and Palatisl Stealer,
[lane tiharles,
Capt. Fred I. Byxbec,
Immanuel-mildly Trip. to chYcrh
Comfort. Safety and 11pm.
Popular Prices.
So. iurwslk to Sew York. single
Trip, «toasts ; Excursion, 70 cents.
figgmda °2Tiiiize 10th,
tave'ibmfoiatouurtvalof
“Monty’trualavia‘tnflorwalkst 756 a.
.. Itaaruuiavelew “wanking
mkgga’ug.uli5un.udfwthmstsrm
var, P. Wing“ trail-
W'iisoa Pond. ‘I at
Always Take the IIoasatonic Line.
For further tutor-nio- mly to
£103" ”ARBOR V. P. 8 G. I"
an surest . .
c. 1 cans, Agni . Wit-m Point, (5.1:: Y$
W
Grand opening
day. lily :lhh.
HEWITT
he OInl'I'ltlI.
FINKENSTEIN i lllllBlli.
at very reasonable (11. hand
of all kind» boughtulnnd czlled for.
Communion
sum-d in Box 3:9. botah Norwslh, will tourist
prompt attention.
0" .._. -
Memorial Day,
llililil, llai 3n.
union Point will be opined fur tho-ruin. 'l'hln-
lil'lllllii
True: 3 EASON! -
(
l-‘irsH'lut music will be
mrli‘ .
Day. and cereuioulru suitab IN {or Isl
for the mutu- wtl
ropt-ietora. an
F. H. NASH & BRO.,
con. sum a war m.
n
Good Work Guaranteed.
' I
‘0 5? K5 3
ms 5‘3 5
0‘3 :1 2.52
L; 25—6"
Zg:,.§m:*=§é
(:22? “a?
assess: 5‘
“1"“. c‘
.5 1:; =53};
mg 4 DE;
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D. so: 45
O as 0.5
liaise Flilliillillll lilllil.’
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
Oil Stoves.
Gasoline Stoves.
Lowest Prices in Town.
SECOND-[IAN I)
FURNITURE,
Carpets, Stoves, &c.,
BOUGHT AND 801.20.
The rub-criticrhas marina" on hand a large lot
of second-hand furniture, which he will dbpm of
hand furniturc
W. PODMORE,
Bunion IL, Sort-snout.
mtfi Ila
V. A. SOOFIELD,
[Ms OPENED AT
The Ilear of the Warwick House,
south somatic, a department for the Isle of
Second-hand Furniture,
.1 in! Other Household Goods.
Will um gnoa. to sell on common can
for Furniture, Oarpeu, Crock?” bu. M
MONEY LOAN‘ED
0n Watches, Jewelry. to.
All bfl'lhcfi‘ Itflctly confidential. ion.
up]?
KENT & CIIOLWELL,
MSlNS llill PLASTEREBS.
Boilers or all Kinds .
, Set and Repaired.
Fire [hick Work,
and Jobbing of all Kinds
a Specialty.
or‘ncn AT 5. scanner“,
I97 \leslngton St. Bruno,
so. Norwallt, Conn.
Alva: l’. 0. Box 140, Westnrt. Ct.
ficob M. Layton,
Resilstatesadflousedgat.
General lnsurancedgency
mung-um
maximums—mu aim.
Mufwmlflmu ”mt.
stimulant.
mastic. wmm
Railroad Tickets. ”unmatched
to Destination.
as Wick-Saul as. was dwr to W
South Nos-walk. Conn.
The Old and Reliable.
liflllllll illiw Yuri
llllll FREIGHT Lilili
-TI'IE PROPELLEIS-
may
Norwalkaadflaush
Demure IIII
TAYI.OR a; GOLDEN
Real buts. fire, life. holds-t,
Plate (Han. and Steam Butler
INSURANCE. sums
Also Agents for Ital-lo- of
C & 1mmlonz'fm.
Loan. Negotiated.
OFFICE—GOG "Im K. II. m
h " illllll Illl' Lill Illilll.
City of Norwalk & Eagle,
wan-s. in Jun-
flvklitbatwesau,’ I” :-
To-lorrow Is: he Too Late.
Few “I.
t and
wallonmniootafflcfi-almai “.3. unusually-aw sill:
Yam as Ms! royal: units. 7 adsy will a
«dock-don Hard-v P-I- have“ mumdslflbh ”In:
”.5... m morguutohhfs-nystdr‘h. lea-tun
GOIIIOTIGIIT GIIIIAL
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