i
r
, ‘ ‘0 'll
”Jude:
‘. sin-f N”
4* towel;
in 5:3"lel
“we ”locom-
mmumom
regole
eggs, which the hen bod
be. setting onfoItwuwoeh. When
“hmthoebhioworeeggshedrew
IDSIlhdsflspitiIoot. ‘l'heoihsroggs
wet “with opulent relish. Trot
«It wortltreodlngoexttime,
Brb'.‘ mac IhsBmtinel.—lttdge-
I ~,..
u- ’i,‘mmm-
m- omployesot onlew York llrm
lnt-«beenotworhhinrkigeportrecent-
lygoser o mrioos invention which is
We. "Q: .” A Bridgeport
[not men yorions experiments
willbe modeonohcreecorin
merit. :Ioeopeststo reolisoo fortune
hyinvsndoo. ‘lheprincipolcouse
dbblement of horoeson bores
D
._ hil'grmI motifhtocousctbe
of‘Ibo esrto stritethe onimols'
Motoring- the weoteet link. The
mleqmlhtopesoonsloppeoronce.
cflhmou-o-otubisoppoorooce ino
:l-oho-esdtofoluthes hutweoring o
imuwitlh'lbootounblochod oil
1].er is nullified. Yesterdoy
I'Mtwo younggirlewent down
Metro“. hey was well tire-ed;
ontwodotovopo-sdouflghshut for
the unfortoootooooditiou ofthe shoes
ofonoufthopoir. Theywereworoout.
"allow-um,- until the foot of
iIiiewdre't'wosonthowolt. IIwoetbe
'jfllflfirotdmeeuenin public since
”listen: «Win tbebeoutyout
Cgfihfiuoftbo custom—Bram
:5. pr .,
A nous.
mitochonhssthsfoilow-
mane-”two children
Lglr. VdPs church. Ir.
.t. “ff-miners. so rim.
”onus-or. honoudiblewbipw
simumidtmk W, “Ho don;
tmsrohsotihdoesho? Butl’iltellhim
game-m- Jflsotboprsosberde.
.tMMthopolpihohrmthiewiit-
. cw holder him end mid.
ml w MG“. Ir. VIII.
:tflflh’tmwhwoliteyou thinks he
hfmmthenihigm can not in
.‘lt l:
rialswfloe-o‘me Veiltéok .
with“ .his ormo. she 31¢,“me
Hummus. Your
(W...
W Woe cup Isot-
”monomers-w
“as“ he prq, o second
7 «women-term
.3 5; = 1- sit-awe
l3t“ \I,
at} at ts» *
“I311”? :1’ at 3:. “W.
poedhls
without A ohsmiool onolysh. the "ve-
sills” estrset eontolnod not one trees of
,',
:-
lIhssositnllorodordlm I'oeie tovoniilo'.
The tests beon sells for obout o duller
o pound, while the best vonlllo boono
ccotlrum 616 to M o pound. Another
foot is this: There wosone lot of vonillo
creour mode in the some freezer, but
hovered with onother mote of entrust
which did not couse eictuem. The drug-
gisteouidnotohtoinoeompieoftbeiut
sotroet for noose eremedto knew
where it woo ohtolnod. The conclusion
Ibot the druggist orrived ot woe Ibot oil
the mischief is mused by touts bases,
which onprineipied deoiers sell for re-
nilio. lt Im't well or sole to buy o cheep
extroct-of “venillo.”
NEARLY A CENTU I“.
“Aunt" Dodo lo-lugwoy of Pot: Koren
vies oI on Advoocod Ago.
Foil Boron is rernortoble for the long-
evity of its people. During the lost few
months mony hove poseed owoy who
bore seen their four-score ond ten. 'l‘ues-
dsy st 1 o'clock the life of o centenorion
closed in the person of Aunt Beds Hem-
ingwoy. Bbe woo born In New Eleven
ten yeero before Woshington died, end
hos possed oil her life within o rodius of
twenty miles of her birthploce. Her to.
ther’e some woo Giles Bench, who lived
in on oldeoshicned log cobin this side of
North Boron. Reserved entirely in the
wor between the Colonies oud Greet Brit-
ion. She hoe One brother living. 8. Y.
Beech, o poper mill proprietor In Bey-
mour.‘ Superintendent Beech, of the
Nongntnct mod is o nephew. She bod
no children. Her snot ego woo 00 yeers.
3 mohthond 88 doys, loving been born
on Apiil‘ 7,1700. She bed one sister,
wbodltid some yeorsogo. A nieceio
the weet‘hthoonly other user relotive.
In. sadism hos resided st ber pre-
sent raidence onNorth Quinuipisc street
for over fifty yeoro, ond two yeoro ogo
celebrotsd ha golden wedding. Bhe
bod o rennrtsbleconstitution end dur-
ing her long life sulered very little sick-
nese. =8he woo mony yeors beyond the
“old mold” line before she entered the
motrimoniol euro—Benton! Post.
ALL AROUND THE STATE.
The Iiddletawn Constitution hos sus-
pended becouse of o strike of its printers
for two week‘s boot solsry.
Horsheii Emmoos end George H.
Spoil horebeen oppointod postmortem
ot Eostfloddom end Strotford respec-
lively.
shove-immanent. wtllbove
otownmeeting coliwltorobetbe $35,-
one promised!" the extention of the
Sbenoug miiroedfrom Howieyviiie to
Westpcrt.
Interim P. Woodhury, formerly of
Norwdt, ls strumming st Blue Houn-
Ioiu Lots. in the Adirondocts.
lightning struck the botery of Henry
Ifulford on Newfield ovenue, Bridge-
port, yesterdsy, ecottering the shelf
goods oil snout. John lulford woo
tnocteddownbytbeshoct, bntwoonot
injured.
mutmfmwtlomnoooo
Who...
IIbseouiltportlcoof theoldstote
house. withltlsgmomivecolouodo,“
heforofoor
{.0 V"“; .
Wheplngthsirrolotivo
positions until they croshodintoruino
tbegrouud omido cloud of dust.
loony rellchuuterocorriedowoy brim
sndstoossfrum theruinsoomomentcse
.rootlogprepsrotionetobe-
houdnemlssillledup. The bulking
et thhtmctwiilprobehlyheco-pleted
honoretbsenowflieo—Norwichlluilstln.
“a“. Win-
“Is-blot sous-loss House's
m.
.DRY- GOODS
sum ‘ snowshoe _ W
u. s. suun.
"nun Mtt-Snnnu inductions!
To mote room for Poll Goods which ore soon to orrive. Everything poesibld to
sell du :ing this sesmn must go. Don't neglect to purchoso of us now durinlt
this sole, for it is one of the greeteet opportunities, end to heed our list we begin
Ladies Knit Underwear.
5 donor: Lndies' Jersey Rihb-d Vests, regular price 25c each, reduced price 11c.
$7 “ “ “ “ 450, reduced price 31c.
1 lot Lodiee low neck Ribbld Vests, reguior price 50c «ch, reduced price 88c.
Ribbon Reduction.
125 pieces of ancy Ribbon, sold during previous sale ot o horgoin sud which, un-
doubtedly, woo one of the greeteet bargoins in R-t. » n history, st 170 per yord,
"ducal price 10 e per yard. 50 pieces of Ribbon. all widths ond colors.
from No. 2 to 16 inclusive, customorily sold or on m mm price of 20¢ per
yord; reduced price, to cleor up stock, ot the afitonlilllI-l -'\ low figure of 10c
per ysrd. Remember they ore positively nil silt ond the very best shsdee.
We else have I complete line of Moires in all widths end colors, satin and
crown edge, ot o very low figure, considering they ore the very best quellty.
fients’ llnlaundred Shirts.
25 dozen Genie’ Unhundred Shirts, customarily sold (or 69c, considered remark-
obly good veins for 75c. For o leod in this deportment for o week 50c.
French Flannel Shirts.
A few left in oil sins of French Flonnel Shirts end all grodes, end with the rest
of tboobove mentioned borgoine we hove pieced these llpun our counters, to
cleor, ot ostonishingly low figures, from 50c upword.
I.
Ladies’ Jersey Waists.
We hove in stock st present o most complete line of Ladies Jersey Waists em
brocing oil the new styles. Pricm woy below competition. For instoncc,
loot otour $1.35 Jersey ond compore it with anything you have seen In Nor-
wolk. Bridgeport or New York for 82.00.
Ellllt Y ill] LACE lll'l‘l‘S.
We ore unexcelled in this deportment. Our prices in loce mitts rouge from 25c to
to 851: per polr, end thus prices we will guorontee, ond better goods unnct be
shown ouywbere. As for Hosiery we con solely soy we here the reputotion of
selling more Hosiery for little money then my house in this locolity, end at
ony time during the doy or evening there is olwoys o rush or our hosiery coun-
ter. We pride ourselves on our well selected stock, and well we should for
there is no doubt but Ibot we stood at the bend.
Silk Umbrellas and Parasols.
Porosoh for the remoiuder of the seoson you can buy or your own figure. Silt and
Glorlo Umbrellss olrnoet os cheep. for we hove just purchosed o line of Sill:
l .1. tutorsms
Wilminm.
I ,
Bathlng (laps.
Oil Silt ond Gm for 25c. customsrily sold for 50c.
All clue ond shop".
Counterpanes.
thbwo orosellingingreot quontitieseva doy will, during this west, mote
opechlefiortsto diqllyomorecolnoletl Iinothoneverhefore,ondstpnces
ogrolnhottor. Don’tforgetusif youoreinneed,for wsboveolorgestoch
ondltmuotberednced.
M. 5. SMITH,
ll sum lillll st,
' monitor. uncanny. scours: a. we.
Hortense“. o :3
J
B llllllllPT Sill
line or (loo-more It s forced sols.
These
.le”, ”-u I.‘ ”no
No. 3 Gazette Building. Norwulk.
low in Progress at SOOFIELD a l-IOYT’B.
waters ell womntsd not b not through, even in the most severe storm.
We hove the o lidrsn'.ogoodsslsost1.o
not received o use oi rsmnsnts or best prints which we will odor It Is not yord.
tournamen- louth lorwolk More to Open Every Evening Until Eight O’clock.
SCOFIELD & HOYT‘,
if 6088”!“
N0. 37 Wa-mngto'n so, South quwalk.
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
DOLE AGE!“
ill!" lui‘
”'P ril'fllll "
r. H. disc I use,
00'. III]! I WI” on.
ten n on. new
9..
5' " §—§§
g E <§E-:n:;s§
"* amngaézwis
o '5
a 0!: f. 355
~ 2'" :4 cc: _|E
Plumbing, 0 2 0-5,,
htemund 9" m
. Gus fitting.
Tin and Sheet lron Work.
lllllll Fll'llllllllE Glllll’
smvns‘ 3‘30“. CHINA AND GiASSWARE.
AND T] NWAR E. Oil Stoves.
"1mm '0' Gasoline Stoves.
Steom end Hot Air Hosting.
mmcmm’ Lowest Prices in Town.-ll
“E“! ll" 43! ”gal. : clump
' FINE
Wl'l'll. .tlllll’lllllll
worm
actress gunner
fhefnliowin is tbsmtidcoteoffl l). lloylcs, o
grodostooflhe honotichccl ofllaroiqy
, now
. HrsJohnHollund
“WWI m
CANDIES
l.“ i. turmusmm
FALSE-KW
OORNUOOPIAII com norm-run omert-
ofornomentol
HOMEIK. 13. IIOYT
JEWELER,
Bib—if
SWAN & BUSHNELL.
N o. l 6 Railroad Place. mt. sud ml nuts:- in
“mumm- ,,,, m, m, Mounties-revs ouo Pointers
“Tints is to cert: Liza: Ilr. a 2i Boyle. m been SUPPLIES.
M I. I I comm
him so o wotchmotsr Withonymllny urged or ell: III “M 3'" Blmmfl, “0
services 0 o competent end lino workmen. llecon
tomoutssllnewortooon men; he hos o very
linseed completesetol‘toos ondbos mode men
tools under my instruction. his jewellng s
perfectly eiegont, end I might go on ontl stole much
more, but rpoce forbids He will mote o vtry
volusbie odortion tcouy jewelry store end 1 highly
recommendtheyoungmonloonyctie. Ir. Hey its
’tsr
work in ilrsbcloss style.
ship Choudlers. Pure I!
sh oed Antdeooloodo
Genuine Colcutto Lin
hmnogrop end ropes
lie hos done Americon.
Won Ind Swiss wort Ind gencrsl rcpoirlng shoot
of wsrchee. lledoeshis work eI tly.
Y.ourstrniy W. P. A. WOO K.
news.
It Clem
sud Vsrnieh Brushes. 'l‘eienhone. Never
sold. New York Prices, SpecloIotteutlou
BRIDGEPORT BARGAINS!
W ..B I-IALLtsCO
General Reduction Sale !
NEVE ER SUCH A TIME FOR BARGAINS.
lu oddition to our Altcrotion Sole we offer our entire stock In lower rooms
at fabulous prices during the month of July.
All our best Hammered Bross Trays. that were cheep at 25c. will go at 10c 500
ieces Mosquito Netting. 2 000 Rugs—nil must go. Carpets and Art Squsres.
:10 s poir con be saved on Curtoine.
Lace Curtains and Portierres.
Notingbom Luce Curtains or 75 .90 98¢,1,i.19,1.29,1.50,1.75, 2, 2.25, 2.75, 3, 3.25,
3.50,3.75.4, 4.,.50475,5,5.50,,67,ond7.50por irInBrussels.
All Bugs and Msttingo hslf price. Oil Cloths Half rice.
DRESS GOODS.
From now until 15th of August oll 50c Dress Goods down to 25c.
All 25c Soteens 15c. All 18c Soteens 12w.
Fancy Goods All Reduced.
l' ’3 I“ h r.Wei ht 25c EACH—Olive Bock Heir Brushes.
Kleinentress glttiefds R We EACH—14 Rowhfetsllic HoirBrushes
39c DOZ. -—Fme Toilet Soap, "Lorr'e
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
PAPERO-ronge Blossoms.”
. 9 ts ir. 1c American Pins, full count.
8'" 1' 3°52 gflfififim ,,,, pm 50 PAPER—English Pins, mu count.
Size 3, 13 cents per pair.
190 EACH-Crown Needle (lose, sold
SCENE—4 end 5 Boot Double Rein- PMWIIEN! at 25c.
25c goods 15c.
‘ r out Co I s; 1., 19¢ EACH~Botbmz Caps.
4.: D02. 412311.. Pith?!» 3d 6-inch 9c EACH—Children's Luce Caps. from
Jet Heads. 9c and up.
5c EACH—Beth Sponges.
25 CENTS-For two Tie Pins,
Stones, enamel settings.
12in YD.- Silk Elostic.
1 CENT—For 8 Steins of Linen Thoeod.
Full Line Crochet lllenier.
5 CEN‘lS—Enomled Stocking Dorners,
with handles.
19 CENTS-Curling Irons and Combo.
5 CENTS—forges Bolts, with straps ond
uc so
36 D02. —I.nrge and Smell Nursery Pins.
5c EACH. ~Gem Needle Books, 100 sew-
ing needles, assorted, dorning,
embroidering, etc.
So DOA—Deming Cotton, oil colors.
8c PK'G. —Button Feathers.
12§c BOX. —Woven lnitiols, one gross in
box
80 PAIR—Lodics', bliseee' , and Child-
ren ’s Hose Supporters.
12c PIECE—English DreseBelting,blsct,
grey, ond white.
5c BOVI‘TLE— 2-01. Sewing Mocbine Oil. 10 AND 15 CENTS-Course Belts with
10c BOTTLE-12 on. Sewing Ilscbine Oil snake buckles.
Our entire stock is selling st the some ridiculous prices. Severol thousands of
orticies in our smoli were deportment should be seen and priced.
W. B. HALL ch 00.
FRUIT PUDDINE!
AmostdeliciollMthot inlvnlniultu MVoni Marilee-omen
lovers. MwhhoreosedltWotit ' M
For the Lenten Season we have first-clues, No. l
blockerel at 10c lb. Mackerel in 10 end 90 lb.
s, Bolt l’lshi‘iii nod Eater lien-ring, kc.
the City stifle e do
u twill; nulls ll.
3 1-2 lbs Choice, Sweetie WMnln-r rer’ Ii; 'oll “sen IN
4 lbs. Good, Boil-y Butter [or $1, or 28c lb.
“WE olloortkhtwnu-fwfm Chowderlo Plchhdlah‘er ond
lollhs milloqlesdoystsrs
locum.
glen. hunchoicel’rnnnchllc
Fresh E883 200 per 6.02.
mm isddlfihttul ouspousdwliigo two oIsn othertind: 10c
colitornlol’runeo,iiieb..81hsforfic. maul Prnnm, ondllclh. s
:Iiuchulecloyertigo forae.
W- .OIIIOI'I' YOUR ORDER--
rummtriedthsodehmtedoewbmpmnsdme; thoyhnsttbe-sl.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S.
33 Washington 8t.. Bo. lot-walk.
THE
Palace Queen
FURNACE
re 1183]) I!
nonwsm.
I, so. neutrons,
mar nonwout.
Albee tote
novel germinate-win
Rhine
WFURNETBRE
. Try It.
Seep for 10:-
closing. lnt llillinnty
Millll'l' Silllll’lllil
I will sell a regular $3.50 trimmed hat for $2.00.
White and Black Ladies’ Sailor Hats for 25c.
FLOWERS
Will he sold at HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE
nun ns nnnnnnnn nu nut.
Also Great Reduction in all Fancy Goods.
-————w———-
ll' People will call and examine they will find
what I say correct.
H. Kr1eger,
Maltuckcmo Hotel Block, Main St.,
South Norwalk. Conn.
DAVID STOW,
l} ’ “SPEEIKHUINDUCEMENTS IN
PARLOR SUITS.
MohairflushSuiuwithDivans,
$40.00.
Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
DAVID STOW,
81. so our! 91 loin street, South Nor-wont. lip blots-s,
GROCERIES AND MEATS
---AT Till OLD "AND 0P—-—-
'1‘. 3033 um & SON.
spmowoon.
All]: 'OIIDEIR FILLED PIOHI'TIIY.
*—
urrrromsrnmnrormmomusmmsm
‘Hllllllllfll
armor-4m
We will? thlo “:
Untrimmcd Black Hats formerly 85c for 500. ‘
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