Bridgeport Poet, G. A. it. eecompenlrd
the reunion to the cemetery.
l. J. IloNerny, Weehlugion etreet,
bee just iiulehed e hendeome trust her-
", beer for Buckinghem Lockwood, to he
need in the nose. It is in workmen-hip
end finish. or fine e herneee. we predict.
ee will be seen on the truck thie week,
end in highly creditable to llr. lollerny.
Thiemornlug one at the wheels oi
Bruudege a Bostoe’e express wegon
end cementineerthe stereo! EH. Neoha
reed will go into client to mor-
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W of the borough, hes
. WW WW” s .
Aperty from Fleet Norwelh wee out
driving on Bundey ueer New Oeneee,
when one at the house haeme (righteo-
ed et e bicycle. In ettempting to get
ewey he enooeeded in braking the elde
of the cerriegn. the ride temp end the
herneee. The members 0! the petty
were considerably frightened, but lor-
tnnetely none of them were injured.
They drove to e livery eteble where theill
hornets wee repeired and then returned
- home.
. N. Y.. new
t, her rented
Henry Seymour her com-
wk on the additional etory,to
ill Drnggirt Vogel’ e store, cor-
DerrlerGeorge
Nicholson to on
week, relieving Nick m.
sine vocation. Percy Glen-
'ieke hie venetian next week.
Widow No. 97.1.0 or
. night; eleo nomination ol oili-
‘EKnepthe popular lore-
Petumifloeeco.,weereieedto
. degreeohleeterlleeonby
Lodge, 1". &A. I, lost even-
wlllheheld
this evening gt
~ 4 of G. J. Ferris, on Cheet-
lomeh. for
:coeecil oi
the purpose oi
the Order of
1 indetlngthe eveninge on
”we: geodeetoreeol r111- city
llxo’dochernietehewee
, willcloee et ii p. In.
3‘, M“.
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echoole oi the
. oflloereol Oom-
—8tepmothere will not experience enym
difficulty in keeping their newly-sequin
ed femillee cleen it they use Brueeele
tcep.
zursnrususrs.“
Lent Hondey night wee noteble in
theetrloel circles, on being the opening
night of "Itegleu’e Wey." e new pley by
Arden Smith end Edwin Arden, et the
Union Bqnere Theetre, helorc e lerge
end highly enthneieetlc eudience. Reg-
len’e Wey is e society comedy drone of
the preeent day. The scene is leid in.”
qungleud end the story in very strong end
lull of homes interest, with on steering
vein of comedy running through it, set.
leg ee e relief to the intensely dremetlc
eituetlone which occur in the piece. It
in the etory of the young ecien oi en old
Cornwell temily, e noble trusting tellow,
rich, young and hendeome, with the
world et hie lest; peeeioeete in bi love
end strong in hie lriendehip; who ie do“
eeived in hie wile, though notcrlmlnelly,
end meet cruelly deceived in hie friend.
The unuuelly strong ceet which llr.
Arden hee brought together {or the in-
terpretetlon ol hie pley, ecquitted them-
eeivee edmirebly, end the endlenee went
into repturee over the superb work of
Herero. Arden, Wheetcrolt, llcClennin,
nine. trams Earle, Annie Bleneke, R1,.“
llinnie Beligmen, end little Dot Claren-
don, with when every one in the houee
tell in love.
semester To run run.
low lulu Pros-ted by the Conceiim
Janeen-twee.
The joint committee. ceneieting oi
membereol theberintbeverlonocoun.
tleent Coneeuieuhyeeterdey etHert.
tordprmontedeeetot ruleetotheeu-
preme end superior court judgee lor
their epprorellnregerdtothemenner
of edmieeion oi epplloente to the her.
Themhwhichwillpreoehlyheedopt.
ed,mehe it neoewery for e pereou to
peeeeeetielectoryexeminetion inEng-
lhh brencheeeletudy helore beginning
the study at low. The exenlnetion ie
toheheteretheeteteexeminlngeometit-
tee,which ieto ooneietot 1501'18Iew-
yereepwntedbythejudger.
Iliheepplieeutleeleweeheoloreoi-
hppedutshemofietooytwoyeero,
otherwleethree yeere,witheprectleing
lewyer,betoroepplylegl‘oredmieeionto
the her. When hehee complied with
thierrquiremeetbeeetlheetbeclorhet
the oourtlotheeeuntyinwhloh
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M-in. Plots Berries Net,
coercion will be under the direct:
loo cl Pudding ltd-r chm.
mg lire to
The More mired cum.“ 48in. Striped Marcella.
town bell wey between need
Norwich, wee wiped out by fireyeoter
day. the lore being shout ”PM. The
flower eluted in eehed end reged tor
been. A brick block. time wooden
bioche. o ee‘loon. e livery etohle led our
erel borne, end the town libvery were
deetroyeo. The decree broke octet three
o’clock in the morning end were not
under control until live hours Inter. All
at the hut! tinge eontelned etoree oi dil-
lerent Mode end the stocks of there were
for the meet pert deetroyed. The bello-
loge end goua- were reeeoeehly well in- 0' fl.
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welcome all end await your pleasure and esteemed favors.
Yours cordially,
Mlllllll & IIlIIMMI.
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SOUTH NORLVALK.
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A mnacrmNs l.
l ‘ n Unlamar.
Ladies’ English Striped Hose,
25c. goods at 190.
Ladies’ Black Lisle Thread, 250.
A full line of Ladies’ and Children’s
Hose, in all grades and sizes.
Fabric and Kid Gloves, good values
at popular prices.
from 50 up.
LADIES’ RIBBED VESTS,
250.
WHITE SUMMER VESTS,
250 up.
100, 170, 250.
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NCHILDREN’S SUMMER VESTS.
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GENTS’eGRAY VESTS & DRAWERS
3
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39c
49c
590
690
79c
89c
99c
$1.09
$1.19
ATURDAY
m Brennan.
DICKERMAN a: SON
'10 call your attention to a few of the many ind '
we are ollering to people to buy D Goods, Notions
cry etc, at the Boston Store we fee it will not bei
prion. c. not of place at this time.
Firsiw We never mark goods at any more than a. fur mgr.
gin of profit.
Second—Being placed in a position where our buyers are
always in the market, we are enabled to pick up the best of
all bargains.
Third—‘- M dllvlys'lfotlc middlld ell.” not of; to meet,
but to go one better on all competition. You may therefore
rely on always finding us lower than any competitor, no mat"
ter what prices he may quote Now just a word of advice.
to our would be competitor, who seeks to make prices to ‘
Dou’ t do it; we are be ug dollars’ worth where you are
ing cents’ worth, there ore we can stand it longer Further-
more. we will always go one better, even if we have to pity
the people to take the goods.
Last—A word to the wise ought to be sufficient.
DOMESTICS.
7 is Lonsdale Cambric, 9§c
Lonsdalc, 7&0 Dwight Anchor, 8h:
Continental 0, SicISpleudid Unbleached 4-4 5,0
The prices hold good for this week and will make them
lower if necessary
One case Apron Check Gisgbams, 5 yards for 25c.
DRESS GINGHAMS.
19c per yard
lilo per yard
Fruits,
Scotch, .
American Extras,
American Special, 90 per yard
WALLIES. WALLIES. IIIILLIIBII
30 different styles, worth 70 a yard, this week 10 yards, 476.
for 25c 1n other stores.
Best quality 32-1n. Percale Finish Turkey Red Oil Finish
Calicoes, 7c 11 yard
-——..._———_
DRESS GOODS.
Best All Wool Cashmereé, all shades, 39c ayard. Banem'
ber, thesewe guarantee all wool and well worth 50c a ltd.
30in Black Cashmere, 35c a yard, can’t be equalled to town
tor less than 50c.
KITCHEN SPECIALTIES.
Window Screens, adjustable,
500 Crystal Sauce Dishes,
5 Pint Coilee Pet,
5 Pint Tea Pot,
1000 Nickle Plated Hammers,
Nellie Bly Night Lamp, special,
29c
4c
14c
:' ’ ll Ill? ; 4! 7'}. 'r -M
‘1 ‘j TOILET ARTICLES.
3c per bottle,
19¢ per bottle
190 pot no».
lie per cake, 3 cekee‘ “it
12c, 150, 17c and 190
sums: Till Pitt‘s
Florida Weter,
Pockets Tor Seep,
Glycerine Seep,
Curling Irons,
Best grade Wool Challies, 18c a yard same quality as sold A
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