‘ win on to-da‘ part!
i I
to iairrwarmsr weath’sr will
. prevail, with fresh to light,
”‘ . variablghuw soothes:
. W near
‘Klathalitddlafitateawarmer,
w‘mther.aadirsrhtelight souther-
whdszlllprarailrgialicwnn
sllgh warmer cloud
‘ ’ , and irrabr’vaéial'i’l:
I
. mostty southerly, preced ,
, “ On Thursday in this sectim
' New England, warmer, isir
. and ireshaoutherly winds will
. yprevail. and on Friday warmer,
W. and ireeh southerlyi wings
.. n t e
motion. ,.
MAI-alanine tart .
lmnfi‘lfi'sl.
' new: Mild '
watsrhasnotyet madoitaappcar-
”Jtnth'aboroughwateriugtanka
,l Acme Quartette, oi the borough,
give aconccrt at Ganmns Station
evsalog.
'
. gist“
.denghtarwashornto lir.and Mrs.
: Abbott, oi Wilton avenue, yer
,morning.
mDepot restaurant open all night.
‘Atutcilngistobahetdinthiscily on
Thursdayeveuiugior thepurpossoi or-
Wethelmen’aclub.
"lt3'.‘b.l.8sllcck’s naval school was
flan the harbor lastcvening in their
lugshsrge,with the aiisble rector at
thahclm. ‘
The Pittdeid upraisnow heavily
patronized and frequently on the up
mmmmcmwded withpsssen-
“ rm-
W. all]. i made with pure
‘mnudmur syrups assume
'u’iccs. ’l‘rytbem.
. . n,,wheslmenoi both Norwalh and
‘hlorwalk wercout in full turns
1‘ evening. Several of themtooka
toDorlun’s ior supper.
DeForcst, the jolly Norwalk
anda partyoi iriends went to
' yesterdayonailsblngcacun
has we to New York.
._ by the quart every day
Sean's old stand.
Ollloniaad Andrew Saunders
andenapp thismorning
ans vagraucy. They were
» a, mundanhjsu.
iigbtwblch,itwasreportcd,
,3.“ R will all last night,"
" Wynahothwouldolw
,,uaderthesnrveillancsoi
‘M was being driven by
. - unsunythismorningon
Ignore. Lures stopped near
‘ - Hotel corner by John
w .- thatoneoitne teachers
tin streetschoolisto relin-
fldItit'n utthuclosaoithapn
"'iaoruer toiillanother “our
you ever and the “ldand
)3, It’etbsbsstmads.
-thaBaptlatmwil|bshsldto-nlgbt.
‘0 Mugging!- at Bhuspshsad Bay to-
; hgathcr bolas bh' West avenue.
" .1 *Wswluhycsnisnflaodapusrds,
We. . -.
at
Mammogram opening oi
" K number at borough ,peoplsare so
so. . ,, .
,py goon qw’t "iv—Tn»—
F4. “item’s.” It“ 3 ”I‘ll,-
tlc stroke «Sunday, is slowly improv-
--100 new lawn mowers. good rum
chines, only .8 each. W. Podmors.
The thermometer registered 90 de-
grees in trust at Frank H. Baxter's store
at i :30 this aiternoon.
A delegation iron: Douglas Fowler
Post, 0. A. B. went to Dutch this alter-
uooa toattehd the funeral oi Capt. Hob-
by.
-On draught at Plaisted‘s. High Rock,
Vichy, Geyser and Excelsior water irom
Saratogs; Poland water iroui North Pol-
and, Maine. ‘
Butler Lodge, No. V], l. 0. 0. R. will
ll £2?ng “elected. .. .msmbors ark
“In”!!! mum of“ fipresmt. i
' "l‘hd h'b’it 67W! games at the‘
tournament of the Norwaik Lawn Tennis
club will be played this afternoon. The
games to be played are as follows: 8 p.
on. V vs. J. Hyatt, and probably
the postponed games oi June it will also
be played.
--We are receiving direct the Northamp-
ton creamcry butter, and can till all or-
ders promptly and at low figums. None
better. '1'. B. Buyer a: Son.
This morning, as one oi Horace E
Dann's horses was being driven over the
Washington street crossing in thh city,
the driver attempted to turn around and
thewlheel can hr. in the rail, upsetting
the horse no .. carriage. Two spokes
were brokemgl ,jlie axis was bent.
—'l‘he chart tor the Cantata oi “Jos-
eph,” *dt ‘the Opera House, Norwalk,
will be open this evening at 6 p. in.
at Hale's drug store, Norwalk, and
Hoyt’s. Booth Norwalk.
One of South Norwalh’s popular bar-
hers recently received a letter iron: a
supposed lady admirer in which an
appointment for a meeting was made.
'i'heyonngman dressed himseli in his
best garments and starmd tor the meet-
ingplaac. flcwashept in suspense as
to who the lady was for many days but
his mind has been relieved by being In-
formed that the writer of the latter was
moi his shopmates. . ’ .
—-Last twhc as long as cheap soap ior
laundry use—Brunch.
light Days in (lamp.
Adjutanthneral Embler has sent to
thecomtuaudersoi the several regiments
the following letter:
The lastGeneral Assembly pamed an
act authorizing an encampment for eight
days lnstnd oi air as heretoiore. but
made no appropriation to cover the ex-
tra expenditure which on eight days’
touroi duty would involve. it is the
“new “mffiwifiifi”
cubic brigade at ay
August 16, ior an sag: daya’
inrobhlngtha allow-
two extra daya‘provlded
man will consent to iorego
diam my lot Saturday and Bun-
wh payment no iunds are
today aiternoon, arriving at Niantic at a
ssssonabis hour the same aiternoon.
“Mm...
poll-bus.
i' {ligands .. Knights oi
hua,wasrepseasnmdatthsannaai
mastiugoithc govsrnmsnt hoard held
lnNstavsnyesterday,byJamss0os-
tails and Henry Helene.
lliiig"
iii
Yoamauihoriaed tosscsrv A
l
l
Georgs B. Waller. ma seventy, pissi-
deut oi the People's Baring bank oi
Bridgeport, was found dead in bed yes-
terday mornlaa.
A lad oamsdGharles W. Lockwood.
standing on the New London Northern
road tracks yesterday morning. was
dated by an encroaching locomotive and
was struck and killed.
Watcrhury’s board of health thinks
that thetyphoid lever in that city has
been caused by milk brought irons Hid-
dlebury and has prohibited distribution
oi the product at a certain farm. '
Fred Couch, oi Birmingham, who
three weeks since lost his voice in the
thirdtlme, has again recovered it, this
time while being treated by electricity.
An extra current was turned on and lit.
Couch sprung into the air and as he
came down remarked. “Tho-w, doctor.
you hit it that time."
Cyrus (loft and Forms Smith of East
Hampton, his housekeeper, were arrested
Monday ins adultery. While their cases
were under consideration Got! qu
ran/mosscspsds'i" "7'” 3’
_, ;;'..Gov'ernor Bulksley has imitation}.
it. iii-Waters or Beams-i- - million
oi the state bosl'd at health, and John
Brewster oi Iledyard,George D. Whittle-
aey oi New London and James Griswold
oi Lyme a commission to assist General
Watson and General Budd in condemn-
ing land at Niaotio (ermilitsry purposes.
The special committee appoinmd June
19 to investigate the condition oi the
bridge between the towns oi Derby and
Huntington. performed that duty lion-
day. Ata meeting to be cslud in the
future they will report to the County
Commissioners, Senatorsand Represents-
tivea of this County, the estimated cost
oi repairing the old bridge and oi erect-
inga new one adequate tor all require:
ments.
“Who; the barn door of character is
dsnbcd with the black paint oi calumny,
rub it out with Brussels soap.
Rita-a.” inlaid" conduit-Jr}
haircut, Jule Silt. 'iil
ihershy starlings em. or Sta-lord, to a
flatbed”? "Will m‘ M 3.7 3’11:
n y. on
at lessisr's are
' WJ’oaasu.
Card at ‘i'lsanha
lord". Grsbb, Asst. dept. lstrupolltan Lite
Devlin—Planes”. thaalsiar them
nuclei-unwiseo lilo oi
was
WW.
Wanda tn ”mint
lmitluurflh-ICJ ti...
Cmmsna-rwooaraaaaoooncart
w-isdatuaes. Assistant! Duty,
13 aternsssIJoIhIcwalb. , last
’03 am.
Admandarshbhfiaatuessd t
mtmusmmrmsuo a
All“ 0' 8'3 aortas 700'! Ill its l’tt- w
"mmfilz‘fiim' 90 d hum and
sold soon. Address lea 3M.
it. jury at
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algal; Ira! t oaths mum
nscreaaawnoosrscriosm if.
T a-nWosdw-davmmcsadset'gby
imam aspiyoatbeyrsmhm. lawns
mummaorauooncoam.
tin. Print”. lagabaatulm’thlah
dust. loath lorwsih.
manna-n ii
AWflhl%u-ifi'§"fi
m-cmm 15-?
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1. sea pm?
- iorztann
or
add lot rem ii I
. floors! or ‘
m Miw
Will aller- wo yea. ‘
up: ts. This is the best
a go line of Gin
more” watts ‘
gain
barns, beat. usbl
cheap. A fine linegof Ladiss’ aqnd
Ladics’- Calico and White Lawn W
i
Carpets at Bio. 300 Smyrna Bu
ngwehaveodsredthissss‘soo. thsvepurcbascd
an handsome styles which wears closing out very
Blouse Waists of Outing Cloth just received, also
All Grades of Shades made to order at lowest
' at 79c was».
in
prices. Agents for Hall’s Skirt Forms and Butterick’s Patterns.
Inllbaat 1'. Int.
‘51}. 30‘? "733‘. ”WWW" “:himu'l:
ovplcnirs. or . Terms mode a
quwnyciJJhWbarlevza‘Iha .rrJ.Ii.llsn<
. borough ilaimdays i5 schlroi rhildssi
at holovthsday. ' term '
“vim? 1i" iii-limos -
siasuzfldimir. . its-w , .m.;sns.c
com o
electionery, Cigars and Tobacco.
a : mm the lee
oat-”"fi'rm' es WW
lanai: l is
Merrill Business College.
«mm
Trainin- “hool-
‘P‘s-r‘omesbstbmgesbiosmliislaaew
we. location central and manual. for
Wham address
W,lm wnsmscoums.
W mean.
13'0“ 8A '4 E.
Retired willful—limit for sale
am «macaw mm aa'iouold vise",
Address in 2, itowsyte'a, can. is 74,! w
JACOB M. LAYTON,
Real litan- ml [louse asset. Goodall-saunas
damn, rm, me sad Accident. (leans
Steamship 'r ckrtv-cslm and Storage. limits
anWIJk one flimsy Orders to all parts
. Emory Public; :1" ‘ ‘
Eroad tie-o a. baggage smoked tom
tuba.
titration.
Cl 'nalsllgm street. last to Peat on“.
SOUTH MiltW.i MK. 01‘.
District of Norse-slit as: Probate
Court. June 24m. A. 0., 1m
v
lama or must Clark, late oliiorwalh, in
mid deemed.
0mm.~'l'hat the Investor exhibit his
:hkmmacesant to tihlsxumtk'igr' is“;
m, mouse I m
at J in as re o‘clock terraces;
all?» W'iaisvsstad
m a.
the In mid , meet in e
m? canon-mm“:
limit ' ’ ass ‘WWWAIDJBI'.
A“ B. VOUCWMID. Judge.
To 17in collusion“ or uterine
occurs.
a M I limb
Liquors
mm
summers
law-Itchy
STRAW HATS
Sslurday, June 21,
sugar, muesli for we mew”
rs. .rfwtm's
a, was seminar.
Trimmed lists and Bonnets
MOI.“ III.
is [calm lasso-s
alsli.
., .... ...._....... WWW
, Improved Dominion, @ 3i} cts.
Royal Worcester.
,Tricora Relief.
WWUIWWEMA
part no summon 1‘0 roousn summon
But come where you can get reliable goods at bottom prices.
-—-scorIELo c HOYT———
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WAT, one, NEW S1'lORE.~
new?“ lvi‘fmtiti‘iiii’iii’3l1 7 i
STAPLE All] FANCY BRHBERIES
0n exhibition and for sale at. the lowest market prices We
welcome all and await your pleasure and esteemed favors.
b
YOurs cordially,
MllllllE & llllllMAll.
COR_§_ETS
We wish to call the attention of the Ladies
to the '
Large Variety and Excellent Values
In our Corset Department.
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CORSETS
(fIORSE'l'S
CCRSETS
CORSETS
CORSETS
COIlSETS
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CORSETS
CORSETS
CORSE'I‘S
CORSETS
Princess Summer, in French CORSETB
Woven,”Diaiiidrid;’ 'Cléiijld “",
t 30% William 2.1.893?”
Fessis’ Waist for Children. CORSETS
Fen'is’ Corsets for Misses. CORSETS
J. do C. and Eastlako, @- 50 cts.
“The Windsor,” :1 good 7 5 ct.
Corset. For a drive, ((9 59 cts.
Pansy, Fibrolinc and Holly-
hock, @ 75 cts.
Tricora Health.
Dr. Warner’s Coraline.
Tho Celebrated Kabo, 19 to
36 inches.
The U. S. Patent Back.
Loomer’s Patent Bust Dress
Reform '
J
IN ADDITION TO THESE REGULAR
Lines we have several Broken Lots that we
oars-as. will after at n Croat Reductioii from regular
U
l W118i: (flail/1’s m fel'
That places indisputable advantages in the hands of the
dealtrisonethstcannot berede. 'Wedidnot make ..
law; it has been in force since the establishment of trade,
will continue in force as long as trade exislm bounce it ‘
from natural causes But we have taken advantagcoi‘ it fl
business energy and enterprise until,.today, now, with the
outlet of two retail stores, we are in a position to handle
great many more‘dry goods than any dry goods concern in
this section. The eflecte of this are demonstrated every day
in the prices we ask for dry goods and in the great increase in
our business. This is one secret of our success, but there in
another principle that we haw maintained in the past and
which we shall not desert in the future: ' ‘
“ONE PBIQE ToaLLc
M r ‘é'i:n.§’ r. martinis ”1.15), wanes; iii-m“ l."
or you to come to us if you wish to crank
amine without buying, and the some is true if you wish to
without examining. We do not aim to be loud-mouthed in
our advertising, but you will pardon us for telling that last
Saturday and Monday were two of the biggest days we have
ever had. We tell you this because it points to a fact that
worth your attention: “Honest Value is the Cornerfitone of
an Increased Trade.” We are not afraid of comparison, but-
rather invite our customers to look around. There is no dia-
puting the fact that a customer well pleased will call again 3
We never try to compel you buy. We show you the goods
cheerfully, and if we cannot suit you today, ask you to call
some other time, for our past experience has been that
Linkers Til-[Ill am Buyers 'l'll-llllllllll
From time to time in this space you will find menlion made
of some special sale, some special inducement for you to come '
and see us, but not one in fifty of the good things in our stock.
are touched on in these columns Our limited space
confines us to a happy—go‘lucky mention here and there of such
features as we alight on. One thing you can depend on: Ours-
is a widcvawnkr, cosmopolitan establishment. No matter what
you have in mind, it it appertains to the dry goods busiucm, :1:
you will find it here. ‘
EVERYBODY SAYS THAT OUR ASSORTMENT 0F
WASH FABRICS
Is unapproached in this market. American and Scotch
Zephyrs, Gypsy and Outing Cloths, Challis do Monde, Cba~
mono Cloth, Flannel do Navarre. India and Wool Challies,
French and Arncrimn Sticr'lré, Sinnsseline Chintz, Lawns, Por-
cales, East Lake Clicviots, kc. All these goods have been
marked for below real value for this J one Clearance Sale. We
are also closing out balance of stock of
LlllIES’ Bflllfill Jlfllfill ll lfllllll. Gilli.
Absolutely New York wholesale cost. Do not mistake us.
Make your selections early, as they will go like hot cakes at
the prices we have marked them.
We place on sale this morning 7 5 down Ready-made
TEA. GOWNB,
All sizes at low than hall value. This lot was purchased at a
great sacrifice from a leading manufacturer, and we have mark-
ed them at prices to close them out quick. Just step inand
see what a pretty Tea Gown we will give you for 95 omits
the material alone is worth more money. '
FLOUNCINGS
l . ”“212; :5“ rm rm“. ms m '9 “"“ '1 1”" 3",)" "y
"Wd'ai'b'llbhl allowio the most ole t and extensive -
enooi‘fiwim and Cambric Flouncings every bare,
licked, Revere and Van Dyke Eflects, lo 45 iaches ’ '
49 ‘centsto $1.59. A
WYM
An entirely new and more selection am;
andBtripedDraperyNetsiromSilc. perysrd up.
ounces or urn. RECEIVE PBOIIPT Alli) V
Amos. /
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