”the at the tell? hand- or w erratum. .eawueh (anon-John ‘ yhaaheeahoeghrhy 'lUdtmiNorwteh. ,;iell lntoeatream near ~ ,andwe‘adrowned. ”hw— ,prllclpll of the Proapect lam-Wm... .. . A” -" A?” In’Deuhcy waa iruetrated " Jim. Although there were m about the premieee, out ‘, -fiw‘.lhe lire tint. The concern .1“ Dario! Windeor Locke, who w diaappeared Nor-day, wee I”! Tneedey h, Oranby with his , 7”” ho- ear to oer, hr having nitride. He waa taken to , W hoepitaland will recover. ihar'to be fed through a tube. Maura Boott'Pond, who iearrang- , “be new pegeeut in honor of , .' i‘lia‘nlet mm or Emma, flsfiuatimonialol the eame nature film Tue-mfg» in honor of mini. Ward lire. Buy A. net-m gave thirnarrative. ‘ . : Dug-I wl Ialt 'nter natal???”- .. J . , . [larwieh mum -» Teens William L. Couch of New Bern died, hat Friday, as the result oi whit water bill at Stony Creek. The ,eeaeweeapeculiarone. It aeeme that hejhld taken aalt water into hie month, Initial eomeotit had paueduj one "athe‘mhian tubes” to the inner “when it created an inflammation, Wintherupture oitheear drum. “My in will more eeriom compli- cerium which” ended with the young ,; '16 mm laymen the idea that ealt wat- ' nevi liehletorun from one’e month to . lib cut end cause but death is n new one, ‘ , [an it it be true, the learn oi this occu . reneewould went to be that one should keep the ealt water out of hie month while inking a ocean hath. Thie is not , trope-deb. providing the bother will ~~ Whit“ her mouth that. And we , _ “hey it ie the opinion of a considerable hubs: or those who bathe or popular retort! that“ would greatly increaee the " M timed if none of the ehriller- ’2 "finedand younger hathera could he in diced either through tear or favor to do - out»: . w r . r Mt Pete-ta. AJIHJMg were imuedAug. 13, . :1“ m furniehed tromoflice of A. ‘ clam. Solicitor of Parana, Bride ,r' :GIIOIIII B. Bushnell, New Haven, roofing companion; James G. ,1 , New Be'en,carriage-pole crah; ' . ammo-v lineman!» 1m), intention apparatua; Jane B. ' 3 place. mmmm whet He alwaye knewthatflewunlddonennatouetochange Himindanddoanew thing, He la-klin, Whrepmt;m,ontheotherhand, mil whnrhe actually door change hie Muddmwhthehadnotlntendedbe fm‘odi :‘ “ltgrievulfiemwkand hocrieduntothe 10rd all night” lunannd Samuel stand hetoruueinthescriptnresnstwomonwhwo heur-tenrcortewithGodon behaliol’ lune). Hbmark upon thmewhoaigh end cryhe» moi theaimandehaninetioneoi Chrie- tine. Mix,” 12.“Baulcame toCarmel,nnd,hehold,he mthimupnplace.” .TheBerideer-aionenya heattupamenummt. Iteeetnetoheveheen, liheAhmbm‘epkceaIBnmxriiLIS),apil» larrather iorhb ownglorythnn theglory 11 God, rather- to commanorate his own mmethanthnamyotJehovnh. 13. “M be thouutthelnrd: I have the ounurendmwrt otthoLord.” mfiul’h whnnBamueIcame tohimrifiu the m weaee hie nuttyJureiyh-ewe are hypocrisy. Thie h occurring (1 unwhlch cannotproapc, udthepeoplepureintheirown eyegyetnotwuhcdn'omthairtilthinu 1A. “Whatmeaneththmthie otthe M’O‘andtheiowhigdthemf' All tldnpnremhedendoputotheeyuotnim withwhornwo have to do;andtrum Him whr-mulnthheartandvdnanoeecreiacan bhld. All elnwill tremolo find no out yet Idahjmtityth-nhymyingltwaflorthe Iad,huthhheartiamwhntehownlnhia min. Hartiord, mach. tor flenging Him gm”; William Grey, Hartford. Moan-mm tor telephones; M H. lament, Waterbury, (two "libs; GiannlBettiul, Stam- unaided turner; Cromwell O. . New Britain, door-knob; David “I‘Aueonia,mach.tortinning cop- W, Robert Fagan, New Britain, . ' Moor; Henry Hodmaan, gauntl'Norwalt, mm moonwa- . , 0. Human, luldee, aid; . .. hon-pull;0iirer D.Bouth: (two petunia) lantern; Henry ' . hack for hruehea; ‘ , Plymouth, clock- ... Mince-eat. . . lied-thiamine of the Wuman’e W..mm .Uaion a ma- WIN-[h Inert oi the prohibitory - 7‘ , ammdment will he held mammalian!” but out. There will he ad- 'Uf'hlfll‘emendenofl‘. was. r. nth-up or m. a a ‘ afltee 1&‘“8tey,andlwillteiltlwewlnttlw Infill-tit dd to me “knight.” Bid SunflwllotllkedwithOodandwithwhom who euught ordy Inhd Godmlldoitgwhenhecnme indie itwonldnothearwygreat torhim, rue lie had fun in. youth wifltGod lad-mm Whyrhouldwenotlnour Wfifibnfiwflflm‘fl ahore in how whatflohnthuldfiht “mini-Banddolt. over-Inlet.” inhiown we mhfiow' ' «(é-Mm he I hem it. 9: E3 i ii gt gill ii 5 ii .5 i r i t it” ti it til .3 .. is? gt .5“ 5‘ .5 I 5 I‘ a 5 il‘ l i r i ‘a 3 t T 8 i? a .3? a rag til g ‘E? l 5! is 5%»! Ii ‘ e THE BALANCE OF OUR LACE AND SILK Ill'l'S, CONHIBTING OF ALL MS. Smith? .fi Miws. SMITH’ I mm...“ M..........-.— W Wilt) owns YOU ONE IOItl OPPOltl'Ulll‘l'Y 1'0 BIN oooue CHEAP 3 holler-the Pall m arrive. timid he well to make your proton tor the . 2’ §*’mmwmmmw mar muuummm Ml) ’ll will lirllll. end In W.“ '30" all. coat. and a great many articl- Iv. than coat. while you have an opportunity, whether in immediate want or not. for title to our teat elort of the balance oi the Summer good- will he tutored tor the Winter. golden opportunity. New ie your atylea, tor what they will bring. All allh. clocked or plain hacke, In Home, l‘ewne, Sana. Blacke and Opera ehadre A FEW BORE OI" THOSE LADIES' RIBBED JERSEY VETS, IN QUANTITY about 40 dozen. We will sell to clone elect to and the aeaaon for what they will bring. THE BALANCE OI? OUR LADIES‘ JERSEY WAISTS, OONBIS'I'ING 0!" BLACK only, with which we have l‘een so ruccereiul tor the paat three weeha, will go with the mt of the bargain lots at not more than ooet. ANOTHER SPLIT IN RIBBONS FOR THIS SALE, OF WHICH WE HAVE quite n quantity, and customers In net-(l would do well to call upon ua during this week for we are going to sell them rcry cheap. MUSLIN UNDEIR‘VEAR. THE BALANCE OF OUR LADIES’ CORSET COVERS, HAMBURG AND LACE trimmed, tor 25 and 36c" acid for 35 and 400. THE BALANCE OF OUR LADIES‘ LOW NECK CORSET COVERS, SOLID embroidery yoke, usually hold for 65 and 753., reduced to 45 and 50c. THE BALANCE OF OUR LADII'B’ NIGHT DRESSES, LACE AND CAIBRIC ruffle trimminge,llo|her Hubbard or plain,heen selling (or 85 and 98c., reduced to 65 and 75°. LADIE‘ MOTHER HUBBARD NIGHT DRESSESJUCKED YOKE, HAIIBURGH trimmed, acid for "-50 and 31.75, reduced to $1.20 and 81.85. LADIES’ MOTHER HUBBARD NIGHT DRESSES. EMBROIDERED YOKE, [or ‘2, reduced to $1.75 THE BALANCE OF OUR 75c. SKIRTS. TUCKED AND CAMBRIC BUBBLE, for 500. THE BALANCE OF OUR $1 SKIRTS, HAMBURGH RUFFLE, FOB 75c. THE BALANCE OF OUR 81.25 AND 8150 SKIRTS, DEEP HAMBURGH flo.uncee and tucks for $1.12 and 81 25. TAKE ONE MORE LOOK AT OUR PARASOL STOW TO SEE II" THERE IS anything desirable among them; it tlu-n- is we will make astonishing low lig- urta upon them. GEN'I"S rottzirsnmos. ALWAYS SOLD AT OUR PLACE CHEAPER THAN ANYWHERE ELSE IN the city, which we elweye take pride to showing and are positive that our amortment is complete during all reasons of the year. GENTS LAUNDBIED AND UNLAUN DRIED SHIRTS. A COIPLE‘I’E LINE OF GENTS UNDRWEAR IN ALL WEIGHTS. O Gents’ Halt Hose, IN EVERY STYLE AND KIND. Gents’ Ties z ' .r‘. K‘ a .. ' » ' 2 I I ”I: ll} it". m .,,,. ~ r . .rlH ;I.1C‘38l10€iilfilli "'I'lll ‘ v . . 7 i.. oW’obfitmTWWm mar mom mam-r»... :1 cream Eitt‘drdiiueperflmfl“ ' i We: ;-- will»: in“. tum-m... , ,, It" Overalls, ' Jumpers, _ WE HAVE 0N HAND AND ARE SELLING LARGE QUANTITIES OP FLOOR Oil Clothe in every width and quality. Alec a complete line of Table, Shelf and Stair Oil Cloth, in all the dealrahle widths. Cdame thia eeaaon on Bummer mode. Fall guide begin to arrive in a few daye and . -. l-l : v : Jfimemnutnneaeteoltartwiatewhlehwawmodereteeper No. 8 Gazette Building. Namath. W~WN my”, law-No... w. H. MEEKER & 66. ”u ‘0” con-wet! O truer m Good Work Guaranteed. u ‘6‘“‘5: a 3' r E p 61' .. 1.... l .» "": “I: :2: ~ Authehutanthm. -e.: t.» 3 Tin end Sheet Irii real: American % t PLUWBT ormmne m out on. OUR RANéi Plumbing, Stenm. and One fitting. Tin and Sheet Iron Work. STOVE, RANGES. AND T 1 N WAR E. Mlle-fly- it: steam and Hot Air Heating. mo HALL IIDCI. BRIDGEPORT. W. B. HALL & 00. Three Weeks More of llllMlTlllIABlE BARGAINS. Itch Pom end hulard Elite, 3751:. Alldollar gout reduced to tie. lactate and Jereeya half price. 1.01» Ready Irw- sum are 95. 5, 3 end one Baye' Waiete, 21c. Whye' Welt“. lilfic. Sum-er “Traveling Dre-ea cheap. lmlngeand train at «c. toe, etc. we and u. fltlach Run at 1.29. 1.49. it- " " 1.10, 1.59 and 1.69. at “ " 1.93. 2.12 and es. lo- " “ 28.189.239.8manduo. .- " “ a (ll, 3.0. ”3. Smellallgattenlion le celled to our u-lnch Rugs at Steam and Gee Fitting CD Hausa Furnishing Hunts! CHINA AND GLASSWARE. , on Stoves. Lowest Prices in Town. Wonderful Bargains Summer Underwear, Hosiery, Gents’ Furnishing Goods. mm'nmonuvmnummum ‘ each; worth twice the money. Oenu‘ bummer lotion Shim and Drawrre, Ameri- canfloenryco'amtgnemhwerefl. Chlldren‘e Inn-a Quality Gauze Vale. lllxo each lnatead at 23c. - Indiee‘ line Bwtee Ribbed Veetr, all colon. 33c - here we Gente‘ gauze Shine and Drawers. a bargdn at 5c ear children's Short Sleeve Gauze “rte, the bent yer mmugfimim V :3 3mm in u 're . In . in all color; at site. were m Gute‘ Colored 5scrawny", hart Oneilot oi Punjalh Regs at 53 ago. w:- ill. 0. Oil Clothe. 25c quallt et 10:; 830 on ‘tgcat lie. I ywrda wide 0u_Clot , we quality, at title. eoc'. Shim end n u m , Genre quality, at sure each lnetead oi . FREE RETURN FARE Until the Silk and Dreee Geode end Cloak Sale laele on Clo purchases. W.B.HALL&CO FRHLT PUDDINE! “delirium canhe lulu-inmates, anilla, Mime auroon Aaron. 'l'hueewhohaveaaeulttpmmhlflonilt. V ml I For the Lenten Seaeon we have tlrat-clnea, No. l Mackerel at tile lh. Mackerel In 10 unit 20 1h. kltta, Salt Plain and Blaster llerrina. Inc. The lineet Florida Oranges m the City at 32c o doz. . .v :, monogram SE00, lilic'lt :1 momma: “ I. n lee ' for ' mommfihmu :8. chuwderiaeana. 1;:er and Frehsh magmaLQOre‘per (102. moans N.” no two alkali-dale mu. » wnmrwhfigrwu Dram-gum». rmrwm " w:- ‘OIIIOI‘I' YOUR ammo. 'liavayoanidthemnewnnpmcoouauhayhratm-al. CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S, A: Weeknight! no. lo. Noe-walk. ” '1‘HE ' Palace Queen FURNACE nt nun In a NORWALK. . EAST NORWAI-K. f " . r. H. NASH ram. NHLLED WORKIIBN. l . \ »-~—.~ Gnaoline Stovea. m “MthfigUW “were , V a... In Progreee at eoortrgto e. Howe. § . 0|- flndmunmm There all etth . inthemoetee'erertormr. Weh‘zetmeuem one. it. rm wwwmwm m w ' W m" yore. NOTIOBr—oiu- loath Norwetk ltore to Open Every Evening Until Eight O'clock: SCOFIELD 8r HOY elm. HOMERB.IIOY'I‘, 1...... minimum-nu. : 0 JEWELER, No. 15 Railroad Place. WIIOIA, It... rah. lath, itfl. Thleletocertl thatlrJ. D.Ilayleehaaheen . withraeaea .aud 1 can highly recemtnend . Mneaafodwatehmaterto any In need of the eervloee anon-petulant Inewurhman. Hem turnoutaalnewortaaen man- he nae a very Inaaadcompleteaetultorseand‘hra made nun eprclal tooleunder my Innructlon: hlajewellng perfeouélelegant, andlmlghtgoonaudrtatemeeh time, t epace torhide. lie will make a very :medumomuyJNJhy Mean-dlgighg comm mun anyone. . Marlene chrouomeur ell inc-oi wmchea. Hedoeehla :33: ntly. Your truly. w. r. A. wooncfl-n Blosing Ilut Millint ——~AT.——. i rottweiler I will sell a regular $3.50 trimmed hat for $2.00. Unlrimmed Black Hats for . l 85ofer 50c. White and B ‘ . ,1 La( ies’ Sailor Hats for FLO E‘Rs Will be sold at HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE mm: NS REDUBEII u r: Also Great Reduction inoll Fancy Goods. _+_ If People will call and examine they will what I say correct. I-I. Krlege ' Mahaokcmo 110th Block, Main St., South Norwalk. 0 . .7 DAVID STOW SPECIAL monoculture. ,an Mohair Plush Suits, with m . $40.00.- Also Great Bargains mm 2; DAVID STOW, ‘ er. ae and er Ialn truer, eaata lerwatk. u; onocemes AND met “renown-mar. at. am cum on son- armowoon. , . ' t. on. earn-n amen rum-m ii; ( v» ,. l
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