bow out unseen upon arch-sing ely and of the
the market affords. .130 second, “1‘55 or fourth; class
, auction goods. second hand was we haven’t room to
3 and ever ing that we lay upon our counter for exhibt
«'r sale, people may know that they are buying ex-
aetly what are advertised to be perfect, and we are not asham-
teeudorse every article as being without a blemish-
} And as for our competitor's kind advice. we duly ap re-
' find have well considered it. . We haven’t the slig est
ear of this would-be competitor’s ideas and expectations of
“ling with us as a ider with a fly. But a word in time,
u uild your
are Boundto do the; f iWeeple th: Most Good.
. e too high for we shall turn it over with-
tja doubt. It may be a long-fought battle but if life permits
shell do it. '
For “Remember we are buying dollars worth where you
are bu ’ng cents wort .”
f' '_ or our prices they are at the present time cheaper, at
average price marked than yours would be to give away
_.a ehroino. And now that we have heard from our dearly-
or little com 'tor for the first time we will prowed to
' until or notice. “For remember we are buying
worth where you are buying cents worth. "
' Gent’s Furnishings.
‘ . In our Gent’s Furnishing department you will find a new
supply, and a large one at that, of the finest quality of Domet
‘Freuch Flannel and Silk Shirts ever exhibited in this vicinity,
, atprices ranging from 25c to $3.00 each.
' Also “Gordon” sashes in Silk, Satin and Cashmere from 50c
to $2.25.
"Also all the desirable styles of Summer Ties from 25c to 1.25.
, “Remember we are buying dollars worth where you are
buying cents worth. ,
Ladies’, Gent’s and ' Children’s Outing Gaps in all styles
; ran ' g from 19c to 500. All styles of Canvas, Silk and
' lent er belts from 150 to 75c.
' Also a fine line of Gent’s cheap and fine grades of under.
weer-always on hand. Prices guaranteed.
. ” "Rembember we are buying dollars worth where you are
buying cents worth.”
" Best known fabrics for this season of the car are Outing
manuals for Tennis and Seaside suits, of whic we have j
‘ urchased one solid case of the most desirable styles and will
11 at 10c per yard, never before sold less that 16c.
A new supply of Challies just received at 7 c, He and 16¢
{per yard. Most desirable styles ever exhibited Actually
ortb 15c, 25c and 35c.
, hill ltRlR’l Ellll' Plilll‘lt
NORTH.
CHILDREN ’8 PICTURE
._._‘__.
fl"successful Specialty.
l'lllllll'l'llllli
RREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow
I .0- m 17.331.
W StrucSorulullomlk
Street Norwalk.
the Bates. traction
" ‘1 ice cream.
”fl m.........i"
STAND
saunas. SATINES. SA'I‘lNES.
A choice line of Satines, all new, handsome styles, bought
to sell for 25c per yard. Will place on sale at once at at 15c
serrate. ‘
‘ Crinkled Seersucker.
Another good material for summer wear. They are very
scarce this season, but after great difficulty have secured a large
quantity best ualities and very handsome styles at the very
low figure of 1 lo yd.
~ GREAT SALE 0F FLEEEEIEES.
150 ditlerent styles of Flouucings in Cambric and Swiss.
Don’t buy Flouneings anywhere else but of us, for we are trell-
ing them at half the manufacturer’s cost
"Remember we are buying dollars worth where you are
Wilden! PARASOLS!
Again we make mention of our Pam'ol stock that we are
selling with so much success at prices far below our competit
era as follows: $1.25, $1.33, $1.39, $1.48, $1.53, $1.75, etc.
DOMESTICS andDRESS GINGEAMS.
Fruit of the Loom He
Lonsdale, He
Continental C, 63:
Lonsdale Cambric. 91c
Dwight Anchor, Be
Good Unbleached Muslin for 50
1 case of Apron Ginghams die yd
Prices holding good until further weir-c.
Scotch Ginghams, of which we have .r large Variety of
elegant styles, never have we asked over He, but will sell the
same as long as they last for 12lc "
American extras at
American specials at
Best quality fine French Percale at
DRESS GOODS.
Best all wool Cashmere, all shades, 25c. Remember these
we guarantee to be all wool and worth 50c per yd.
The celebrated Adonis [lair Curler for 25c, far in the lead
106
So
(its
of anything ever advertised.
_ tum fur Slain [slut 1m Warn
AND THIS eons.
Rexglaeat
We have been successful in introducing new goods upon
this market, because we never take hold of goods and push
their sale unless thoroughly convinced of their merit.
TAKE EEXWERAT
For instance. We have introduced this deservedly popular
Cereal to a lar number of householders imthis city. We
want 6,000 ladies and gentlemen to come and test this
KING OF BREAKFAST DISHES
Free exhibition all this weclc. Come one, come all. We
ofler you ~
EXTRA ELEIE EBEAIERY BETTER!
200. a. 11). 200. a. 1b.
5; lbs.‘;l:‘or '51.
Washington Street.
2. a,
;.
r-
rem“.
M
mammal-mm.
m
cosmonauts-W
doWDyodoondvui—Yolo
mutational-uncertainty
hWWumym
New Lorna, Coon, Jon “‘1“
MM“!
Cmclllruhmaowonthdrm mm m
Yale and Columbia- lry about two hoot
lengtheleot «owing Odo-this was one
endoquortvc lengths behind Isle. The
"mikwiviouthralow. mum
with a stroke at 49 and sported to n.
rw-mnmummmmm
”totho‘mlnnto. Ankh-11mm
lodYekbynuclytwomm
Columbia's bow lento: Yale's Ml.
Cormll’sworhwoomod and they gained
anothcrlcngtheodohaltholovothomud
dagwurcoched.
n's-w- m loos.
Yale’s Meghan was poor, the on»
awaln giving the boot two bod-moo.
twootthoY-lo m splashed badly.“
No.4 made numwovlo by catchloxo
"m ' and thmwtogthomhchlndhm
onto-(time.
Alter polsiugtho nllo “Ichabod
about threoqom ot a mem-
ncll, whllo Columns fell back o little.
Comtuop to thclutholl rolled-[Cor—
nell lad Yale bytvvo end-hall m
withColomhiom oodoholt lengths!»
a" m ank Boylston
Tomlooc'm
Warm, Janeen—Inn slum
Incheofinhtwlruttoomeo lthleld
now.wtlltako lacovuyncor national
and Yale. arrmauuuumnm .,
sported and plainly showed that they was
working bud. No.2lu tho Cornellbuot
was twtottnz himself to cvcryshapo in on
cmlcovorto keep his udopnrhilc No.1
in theYale brawn nearlyo parse-gen
1n the last sorter Yolcuduudthclndl
little, but omell, though badly winded.
mused the linuwiucr. Columbto‘atood
allttletnthelastquortu,hot note-min
tochongothepoolttooo.
The 0-6.] fill-o.
The and“ time was follows;
I lilo. I“ fillet.
m........ .. m
. 0:"
Yale. ........... 950 Or.“ 11:”
Comm... 5:53 star was
The Cornell m per-dd the struts
alter the race with brass hoods. celebrating
their victory. The out me will take
place Thursday uteri-noon between Cornell
and Pennsylvania University new» over
thethm mile course
2 like.
”:10”
I‘ll. not». [luv-rd.
l'au Pram, SN llama, June 25——
Sevm thmmod persons gathered on Yale
Yield Tuesday. afternoon to witness the
atroalcol Harvard against Yalclorthc
intercollegiate Mabel! championship.
An unusually large delegation was pres
out [rem Cambridge, wflh cashed-om
which denoted that they expected their
Morttcotowtn. About one mwlth
crimson bosons were on Ilse laid, and
Muldoutwcfllalnottkloflyom
o! the Yale men. Scores at old ole-lot
witnessed the gone and vied with tho
Wanting students in theoddltyot that
convey-nus.
lu- loony Ola-o.
men had Emmet-o! money, but
couldnot‘ctaolarwoddsutkycxpou-
ad. Victorylorflorvud was
predicted, ndthoYalomou-udto
mm
MMMWIhhkhnmy.
seam” at his hat, Witwa-
mlly understood that he would not
pitch Hates mnpted thehoxtor flow-Id.
withfpton behind the but. l’rowrptiy at
3:3 Ills went wine. A: the and ot the
Irotlootog Yale hodthvwc mouth-d
ahntootthemcatn crimson. Thrown.
”surprise. .
thhcvsidoacoudtntheocoodm
lothothtrd Yale and: that more II-
THE ”(W3 I“ m.
'vooh'l'lpoln-Otofllnom
Burma-owl's been
through car the will he noel-Ind he
Wyn“ that
police hunyjnrtov
dictiouovcrthopropcrtyotthecloh. The
only remedy is the rcpeolottholowaod
tor this purpose especial scutonot tho
muonwouldhovoto he called. The
Virglololoflolatoudoosaotmiarcgu—
homunculytwoym Thom
amt has intimated that the
Watthciroewpoondo wtllbe
obnlldght. Tbilpvopzfikmwouldbvlo‘
outelltheolrjoctloot con hlyho
mode oadthotnoturwoold have to
hauldhthoeoumwhkhnlutw—
motors soy Mappearto believe, would
upholdthclawaspeoodhytholut logic
More.
A QUADRUPLE HANGING.
I’m Slow for “no Booth Penalty [-
1m
Mumts.Tan.,Junc'5.——Frank Brew
lob, awhito man, Ill: Parker Harrie, Ed
Cher and Hardy llald, accrues, were
hogodlothodtyjotl Tuesday. Brent-h,
BauhaudCorrmurdcrvdthclrw'iveo-nd
Bollard killed I street car driver. The
mwcrehongcdotthe some moment.
but-slim“: objected to going on the
out.” with them his-wishes were w
deodhowaohaugcdlom.
Brent-h entered death for a horrible
crime. "to wile Ind left him beam of
hlshvotollty,ood though he impersonal
horseman-hem He met heron
theolmflhccvoulogolJnly 5,159. 8b
was accompanied by her older old he:
45me Assho attempted to
”hi-show to hev,botohcatcpped
out 41 hiswoyto avoid him. Helm
ammunition! and cuthuthrnet.
hedrcwtho bloodyblodo mills
mthroat.
Thurman-Ma other who and
mum, bottwiec ho endeavored to
myodthioollrlnollmiou hymn;
out the who. Parka Harris duplicated
Wham. Moth-o attempted sui-
cidolothcsuu wank-1t numeral. nod
woodnlytridondooovtcted, Atto'clock
on Saturday afternoon, Saw. 9. race. Ed
Costumed the station hm. pistol in
hand, and mucus! that he killed his
Vflc,5ollloCou. flours-somewhat
ht wile wot-Mite! to him. last
Swim”. arr-At the sacrum
“anthem-milled mugs-o
powwow-m W oh»
”‘0th the
”animus-elm
pat—yam (or «one. who did
lotalyhawpl-ewtodlotho hood lac
fiemdflhflliohohcofl
nil-lied.“ III-ha m Q
m
a... Elflll
. HUNT AEELIJFF
:3 Billie lillltllll.
[ERR
EiKOCOU, .
All Til.
lamination-and”, M
can an salami
" .‘ ‘ .
Whlchhcwtllnoho hrkhut elm
COME AND SEE ME.
I15. DB. GRANTS
lririnl litter and Liver tun
Unw- Ilootonowd I’lllo.
soothe let‘s hero I
oFluedwtihBrlo ‘olfioe-owumthlplfl-e "4%
ll am Only those cperod to the
our row- an the Wood diam, ltdacy
Ind 1.!ch cm that will more you to mm
' an use. Don
C. B. B. A.
Craig lcdlcllc 00.. l’asselc, N. J.
SOLD ‘1'
Plat-tows Drug Store.
opll Booth Harwell.
A BlESSIflG to WOMAN
terrors of
II
the “'ash Day
done away with. One-quarter
the time o! the old way. and
no trouble.
IoBolllngllolonln! Influx!
,‘ flat {I of poor Grocer. or
Mod, 1:: eta. [or sample cake at
" heathen Dirt" filo-pm
swans “09.. Ian-helm
monstrous. coax.
awn
BBIGIIT’S DISEASE.
00],. TIBBl-‘H's, of Dover. I. I1, who-e tatt-
oaooyrahloawn cancel arenarhhlecure of dia—
mlrdrryoodmahy [house of llllfl's
Iterator. has already publlohcd, wrttee I!
that he has heard «amiable cure byfllll'l's
Bull!!! 0! a cue qt Btlallt'l Dim in Dover.
my the pedal had been manic by
“tea ease... .W. ....,..
new? ‘lprcdathcl! brim 3331‘an no
clout" ,whschlhodhocntrcotln eight
firmness . not Matter: to. that aggro
Ills"! no the best medicine have created
“7‘32?! "3’1:an 0m."
are: rem-m of Mutual yucl' on
Do out be foolish, but trifling! one: pb
nears 3333012 ,
c. a. 0mm. Sole aunt. an rm.
METERS!
lot-val" Wen delivered every Saturdayncro-
log,
Fill, flutes, Clan, Salt Fill.
Spinach, Radishes. Asparagus
Pm. Green’s Fame every morning.
Pure Tomato Catsup, Imported
Sardines. Ks"
eoons ouwrnrn mes lY.
HORSES
Blrtin. calories. Catrina
train Hansen, Etc.
Mnmd-ymtnuvayltocxtoth
lorwalk Fair Grounds
laowolev
20 HORSES
so waeons,
Bulls and Sin]: Hanna
acumen-noun.
v
_._....___ m
8. "W. GREGORY.
FINE
lull-{mu- ssel-mused ‘
17 NorthMainflte ,' a.
you
W593i“ 3
Buggies, Photons,
Carriages
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Call and See Them.
mam TEL
noun a. census,
888 Water moot. ,
(lento! sun). - moons
mmzr Milan.
sou. um, stadium hg'm
meander hinge—Idolat- ,
' ‘ mummw'
mum-admin. on.
thing. ,
tiocs Fluent: Ill
titer“ I heodqomcvolov Mot '
and Oyster Dulevn‘ la. 0!!
smear Imported 11;:anI lo arm
with mandated sale; I In Us ’
Mmzdcaadvay mm. chflhewd slit
0! “Danny Iddreoo by 3501018121 A,
Telephone.
New York Prices.
Hover Undone”. , ,
Bennett & Hustodre
28 lain St... So. Norwalk.
Meats, Fist, nysltrs,f,;,
Fruits, installer, Pantry, ls
01' All Kill! In Their Serum. .
u waorrsnr AND emu .’
11”.". ml Iklm
WAREIEETEE IARlEl.
one mun-Tho lost.
wmwwmwm-m
III.
”we“
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
orders Delivered Pro-m.
mama's:
so arm-mac
GEO. COSTELLO.
fl ,
FRUITS,
VIM-ISM All) man.
Bananas. a Special
15 agreed Place. So.
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