M. “~—
‘ gurchasing lar ely and of the
p, . ommhé‘orfoturth class
. mm second, M TWVe‘ you room to
7 3d WM welay upon our counter for exhibi-
‘ ‘ . J, people may know that. they are buying ex-
sot! what are advertised to be perfect, andwe are not ashamv
.ed endorse every article as bein without a blemish-
Aud as {or our 'tor’s ud . advice, we duly sppre
« ciate and have well cor . ,. ed‘ it. , We. hovou’t' the slighcst
fear of this wouldbe competitor’s ideas and expectations of
deelin' with us as a ' with a fly. But a word in time,
Don’t uild your too high for we shall turn it over with.
out a doubt. It
may be a long’fought battle but if life permits
we shell do it. ’ “
‘ For “Rentember we are buying dollars worth where you
' can‘t; . .
our ' are at t epresent time c ea r, at
stage price marked than yours would be to givgeaway
e chroma. And now that we have heard from our dearly-
‘ are
As
the"
.L, edlittlecom ' torthefirsttimewewill proceed to
’ ' until I notice. “For remember we are buying
dollars worth where you are buying cents wort .”
Gent’s Furnishings.
In our Gent’s Furnishing department you will find a new
apply, and a large one at that, of the finest quality of Domet
French Flannel new Shirt; ever exhibited in this vicinity;
at prices ' 25c to 3.00 eac
, Also “62% usher in Silk, Satin and Cashmere from 500
to ”.25.
Also all the deirable styles of Summer Ties from 25c to 1.25.
- " “Member we are buying dollars worth where you are
buying cents worth.
Ladies’, Gent’s and Children’s Outing Caps in all styles
' fiom 19o to 500. All styles of Canvas, Silk and
belts from lie to 7 5c.
f' Ab afine line ofGent’s cheap auddfinc grades of under-
w” W on hand, Prwes' guarantee .
W' " Wweere buying dollars worth where you are
buy' cents worth.”
‘ ' ,fabrics for this season of the ear are Outing
“Tennis and Seesidesuits, of whi we have just
purchased one solid case of the most desirable styles and will
sell at 10c per yard, never before sold lea that 16c.
. , A new ly of Challiesjust received at Ya, 14c and 16e
,. desirable styles ever exhibited Actually
15¢, 25c and 36c. '
lure (Erosion.
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Bound to do the People, the, Most Good.
SATiNES. SATINES. SATINES.
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
per Yuri
Crinkled Seersucker.
Another'good material for summer wear. They are very
source 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 FLflllllllS.
150 diiiereut styles oi Flouueings in Cmbric and Swiss-
Don’t buy Flouucings anywhere else but of us, for we are sell—
ing them at half the manufacturer’s cost. ' '
“Remember we are buying dollars worth where you are
buying cents worth.”
PABASOLSt PARASOLS!
selling with so much success at prices for below our competit
era as follows; $1.25, $1.33, $1.39, $1.48, $1.53, $1.75, etc.
DOMESTIGS andDBESS GINGEAMS.
Fruit of the Loom Tlc
Lonsdale, 7lc
Continental C, tile
Lonsdale Cambric. 91c
Dwi ht Anchor, 8c
G Unbleached Muslin for 5c
1 case of Apron Ginghams 4&0 yd
Prices holding good until further notice.
Scotch Ginghams, of which we have in 1.2133: Variety ol
elegant styles, never have we asked over 13c, but wiIl sell the
0
same as long as they last tor lllc
American extras at 10c
American specials at BC
Best quality fine French Percale at tile
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 Hair Curler for 25c. far in the lead
David Stow ,
of anything ever advertised. .
Agents In llatu island in lurks.
wAND THIS GOES.
Rexw‘heat
—«v--vw»-—
We have been successful in introducing new gumia‘ upon
this market, because we never take hold of goods and push
their sale unless thoroughly convinced of their merit
Till WT
For instance. We have introduced this deservedly popular
Cerealtoa large number of householders in this city. We
want 6,000 ladies and gentlemen to oorne and test this
KING OF BREAKFAST DISHES
Free exhibition all this week. Come one, come all. We
otier you
ms nu lBEllERY Bl'l‘l'El
800. a. 1b.. 20¢. a. 11).
5i1'bsufor $1.
a
l .
a
r in guest: am
I ' A My ‘ W ’ r , .
Prussian.“ T I one PM 39*
m m “new 11- m
' Walsh‘s tile-mt a: W“W ”ill” , W .
“and,” e. 1: #M;Wauro.
” M, f ' m” weal-loaf
(\ t... t’t'emxv ii i" 2‘? . ‘ '
i areas
. --un. nor 1.13.,me
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a ,1. wgmfl apt-’3“ Wasnmfi
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'3" w, 5'" ‘
”lg 5 W in, t .
Twenty Knots an Hour.
In mar. 1311‘ was a stressed
lho'llllludouhtodly IaAnuapeodhy
Unable-olflminuerlufldm
u Ila-lee.- quaty—llcr 'l’rial Trip
Murine-Mennoni-
Pomona-ma, Juuu null wuslo’clock
onthumorningot'l‘ossdey’whmthseruber
Philadelphiualipped her doekfln-uttha
uhlpyardoihwbnfldsniho lasers. Willv
lam Cramp a Sons, 0! Philadelphia. and
bcgautomovadowuthebolawurs rivsron
has way to test ll. speed on the measured
course at! Long island. On board were
Mean. William Cramp, Edwin S. Cramp,
Andrew D. Cramp, Walter S. Cramp, Dr.
Knight. Dr. IAncoln and the omens of the
navy detailed tor duty com-“with the
W W or en- cruiser.
'l'huPhlladelphiaiu a twin screw steel
cruise! 0! 4,” tons displacement. The
contract to? her was let to the William
(trample Sons Shipbuilding company, of
Philadelphia, in October, ml. and her
oontraettlrue wastwoyeuru; contract prise,
m mam mummru.
«amino; contrast speed, nineteen knots.
Her main buttery cousins of twelve six
inch hreeehloudlug rinse and she carries a
number 0! machine guns and revolving
cannon.
Bondy (or the Trip.
The trlal run occurred Wednesday oi!
long Island, and uhhougb the conditions
were unfavorable. the new cruiser made
nearly twenty knots an hour. Au omens
on board thus describes the trip: Bustlo
reigns at once on shipboard. The trained
crew of the Cramp disappear in the hold
Chief Engineer Patterson goes into the tire
room and closes the doors air tight. Six-
teen men are shot into the pit with him.
Chief Engineer Johann disappears in the
anginerooms with sixteen engineers and
twenty-tour otlers. There are also eight
coal pollen, tour watertenders end eight
men at the blowers. which suck down air
train the score at gaping tunnels. 'l‘srcnty
government en neeru also go below with
indicating mac toes to seem horse power
and other datanotrequiredon thetrlp,but
natal to tho department.
Away he coast
The gleaming Dolphin is sighted appar—
en in titan e ‘ aw . A
ahgk troll: the l’hihlidm'u whratlo'
tells the imprisoned crew that the race will
begin and the vessel jumps at once. Capt.
Staci takes his place on the bridge. Will—
iam Cramp. pancilendpupcln hand, sits
onshobridge. The minimum-anew
mium ot ammo: a loan oi memo. lie
secmasoool asunyother inter-tut spec
tutor. The vibrations of the vessel seem
to cease. but the ordained hour of the ma-
chinery hang» up. Down into the tire room
runs a tube trout a barrel containing iced
lemonade and ginger ale. No man must
leave that room. its temperature is about
loads“, and the men must have seedling
drink. Quantities“ lcourcbsing carried
to the engine room iorthemeudown
‘ to keep imam soul viii
so as
wuer. Not an inch must be Ion.
"in u Glns 0! th- Ion.
The race is on. Like a plant or the use
and“ the had colored Philadelphia
huurushud across incline. TheDolphln.
ulitileol the range. is passe-the" amln~
ate later. The next marking vast, eight
miles away, cannot bedbeovered, and its
oourse lauds hyaom only. The light
whdistroiu ehaeout wast undthoasu is
lumpy. The mutations oi them are
mlothuminute and the fulllflpounrh
of m is on in the tour boilers. Steady
rauuruyotll‘htthoahlpmovaaou. hum
morning.
‘ Ex
alone: at the fund. Although thelocel
boardotdlrectmhavoulruadyprsctieally
decided upon the lake from and have
opeusdnsuotlsslonswiththelllinois Cen—
trul railway looking to joint action, tits
noeutullceriulnthatthenationaleommie-
daswill indoruu that action. As to the
quutlouot throulllclsncyor thstund
aorihsd,iauotamplator all pr...
hoardotdireotoruwillguannu.
without delayaa many million are as
mayboneceasaryordsstruus. '1. prob-
able oillcers of the national con ...ion
came in torugooddeulot mmlus this
i The New York delegates have publicly Ills
nounced their intention of placing Ir.
Dopewinuominationfirut in view oitho
vast totem which require his undivided
attention, it. is not thought probable ion a
moment that it; would consent to occupy
the itiou. or secretary ell-nude ei-
tortsphtve been put lortb of behalf 0! the
, Hon. Benjamin Butterworth and John '1'.
Dixon, oi Texas, and it isthought thattha
latterlslnthe lead.
A uotwasgivonte theitlteommiao
I uloueru at the Palmer house last night.
Thenflairwasun elaborate one and very
select, the number oi the guests being
limited
Outside of those who were permittedto
, pay are per plate tor their participuion
the only guests present besides the com-
mi-loneru were Chis! Justice Fulhr, Joe
tics Harlan, Governor Filer and Mayor
Cregisr. The toasts were as follows: “The
Relation oi the World‘s Colombian Expo
sition to Commerce,” “its Relation to Na-
tional Unity," “its Relation to interstate
Unity." “its Relation to Am and Sci
encss," "its Relation to Rational Re-
sources.” "lta Relation to labor." “Its
Relation to Our National Growth.” “its
Relation to the Pres," "its Relation to
literature and Education." ‘
The speakers included sex-Minister Pal—
mer. Henry Exali,ot Texas; Thomas A.
McKenzie, ht‘urk McDonald. of California;
Charles H. anes. of The St. Ionis Repub-
lic, and Col. A G. Bullock, ot Massachu-
Etta.
The tollowing letter from President
Harrison, dated June ‘23, was read:
"1 um in receipt of your invitation on be-
half 0! the eitixena of Chicago to attend a
reception and banquet to be given on the
evening or the em: inst. to the United
States commissioners of the World’s Co-
lombian exposition
“it will be impossible (or me to be pres—
ent. but i avail myself of the opportunity
to express my deep interest in the success
at the exposition. and my sincere hope that
the commissioners on thepart ot the United
States will not tail to cooperate diligently
and in the most liberal spirit with the local
managers in everything calculuwd to make
this in tact as well as in name a World’s
exposition. Very respectfully yours,
“Banana: lismusox."
LUCIEN W. SPERRY‘S SUICIDE.
low lluvel'u llx~layov Illa Ilia 'l'ronblcu
with u Phi-l.
New Ham, June rt.-—Locien W.
Sperry. ousot New Raven's most promi—
neut cities:- a tow years since, shot and
killed him-ell Thur-lay. lie was to yours
old.audhuducvedtheottyua mayor and
representativuin the legislature. lie was
udaomdant donuonhuaurli-ttamllieu
otNewlI-von. Bowen hotbsrotPoarr
master N. D. Sperry. Thoaulcldewas
mused by financial tronblu. Hr. Sperry
was some yarn ago appointed trodes 0!
an estate valued at “W Within the
pad tow weeks relatives have been trying
eogeteoutrol ottheutata, and Mr. Sperry
mentored hytheeourttorender his so»
”Int.
He could account for but no». and was
practically adjudged an embeuler. and
would probably have been arrested had he
not shut him-alt. Besides thbtt inlaid
thathewusunderat least flflncrlmiuul
indebtedness without a dollar with which
to clear himself.
Mr. Bperryulwuyu lived in he
pu-ad much or his lite in
a1- nva nu.- IIVBII.
rag-g” "'3 1°“. iambi'i’imm'tsh
mhfifluklthm and low enough
come AND sum ME.
F fink Boylston
Us! DB. 03‘ [6’8
m... llrilinal itinerant Liver tare
crown Pinion-ml Pills.
Marathons) ButcBemooiestonserorthoee
unlbtedwlrhlirlx ’learsstJverCanplalmaud
Urinary am Only those pared to the
our roan are the Originated only Kidney
gallows Clm that will return you to perfect
an Lucien-e
C. B. R. L.
Craig Medicine (30.. Panic, N. J.
BOLD AT
Plaiuted’s Drug Store.
spur South Norwulk.
I BLESSIIB to Vllllllll
terrors of the Wash Day
done away with. One-quarter
the limo at the old way, and
no trouble.
IoBellleplllollnhblu'lIefie-l
on it of your Grocer. or
Send Bots. for sample cake oi
"Deathon Dirt" Boo to
l. lSOI “03.,
Intamatnn Rheumatism.
prams WIPE!!! G. IASOII. of Providence.
ll Lemming severely tron: frequent attacks of
indimmuwry rheumatism, given up by physician
who let: hlmtu a terrible audition, was bully
cured, when on the advice or a friend who believed
the wuwotame (ram diseased hidue . he took
373's BEIMUY. itmadehunu Jam":
«by man.
lite. n J. WHIPP, also of Providence. was
completely cured ot’ a Kidney dbrare which was
accompanied by defining ot t 1 heart. distress its
breath and wrest mine", by the timely on of
nnnre BIIIIDY.
menu at MAY”. Drugrlef, lav-ell. lass,
with. "l have sold lllllfs III-ll)! tor
twenty years and would badly know how to keeps
drug am without II."
c. R. Cameron. Sole Amt. new York.
JDIINIV [Ir FEBBIS,
Wholoaulnudlletalllleulatuallkindsot
L'IIAL All] W001]
Brick, Limo, Cement,
Blue Stone, Etc.
hehigh, liackuwanna, Locust
louutaln Franklin, and
Willem-arr» Goals.
last is RUBBER PAINT
Yard ‘ foot of finhington and liar
than. We. lint-('9: nfllee er Minna
"flit ”to" ‘iln‘
Horse Buyers
We are constantly"
:3“on all mn‘om"
You will find the I'll-
}:e'l coaonnnu. the
328'! now. the
crimes! warrants
and altogether the
BEST assonuzn or
sans: nouns in rats-
fluid County. Mes
wanting may kind of a.
Born. can be united
am. an Horses acid
by this eeluhliulunune
RI. H. PABSGNS.
nyuumrmu up
little: them
FINE
I- one variant”.
0! All Kinds In Their lleaeem
n won-sue MID RETAIL If
murmur. ea Itm
Williflllilllll Iilllll‘l
I .
‘
one Quentin-Tue Beau.
Beer Veal Lamb, sum menu-anus, ,
Shoulders, minions. -
Home Dressed Poultry a Specially. .
Orders Delivdred Pro-ptly. .;
mama
53 Willi!!!" m
are. COSTELLO,
WngefllM-fie
FRUITS!
WHOLEAIJ All) RETAIL
Bananas a Specialty .
l5 ligflroad Place, So. Norwalk
Lllll'l'lillll
lorwalkLob-t. aru ddivsmdelury Mucu-
mg.
in, oysters—[mi mi m
Spinach, Radishes‘, Asparagus ..
From Green's Puma every morning.
Pure Tomato Cutsup, Imported i
Sardines.
HUNT 81 ZELUFF "
F. KOCOUR, .
ll .llllill‘l' Tillfll
lsnadytoahowuelomtuutlurleasmot
SPRING at Slllllll 600113
'Ilehhewm-keuptuthehat otstylsne the
low-torts:
lust-tactic- Guaranteed.
17' North Main Street
or it soon spawns. Ml.
Swan & Bushnell,
DC. W330! M
Md” mt“.-
Pueleadllscaadceleettual.
suggest m m
j
:hhlug'rr not arm n”?
r&o£.%“m use
no". mama's 2%
33.71.”... “gallfdnl’... n...
otlwtoaayddr—m ”healer”
Telephones
low lurk Prices.
levee Under-ll.
Price. to. Shit All.
calla-aloe“...
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