Drug Store.
so . .r' "
1t ; -. ‘ , , M,
. I_.‘
Do you take your
fSO D A
where you happen to be, or keep
your thirst for the place y on are
sure of?
f
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StlIIA wnun
Mada‘hnd served exactly right
can be sold ’at
5‘ CENTS.
TRY ounsz
IluI Drugs are. as Good
as our Soda.
i ; “H,
lsidantélou III a custom.
PIAISTEII
IlRIllIRIST,
43 Washington st, South Homall
INDEPENDENT.
IiElIRIiE A. FERRIS,
—-xnx downwind».—
Bargain Grocer.
Special Bargain for Saturday.
FOR CASH.
8 an: of Com for ............................
3 ofl’eosforu ....Ilic
I d for... fit:
3c.” .1! for 31¢
scandal. ha Ion... me
I mfor. ... (do
III Pours for .................. row
{I mun: III of Milk ('rnchers (or.
3 your. or of Gods Cracker.- to
3 1;" (ting-granny- for.
or ..........
:pound s of bound Starch for l:l’
3 ms of Mbltt'n p for ................... L‘ll‘
IPEIIIIL BALE 0F BALIIII Fill
Im'l'ml WEE" Olllp
turnout: aroloa of Holman rvrr
all thin which ism mulling III
«Inna
«M1 loony llrunlnoni n tum-m.
Geo. A. F errIs
WIDE-AWAKE IIRIIEI.
Ho. “20 Honh Ilain Street,
south Norwalk.“
INDEPENDENT.
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Mancunian.
overdo.
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owl-“h emblem
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JAN” GOLDEN: Editor and Proprlotor.
I
‘l'lnuhlyear ,6 t 3 I
8L5: I month. Wdfintffimmggnfi
New York liar-Id Weather Porn-um.
In thin district today warmer. partly cloudy
t fstr rather I ll halal; prov-i
afiulhuir and motile-{stir wlmfnpms’e:
Ivy mail-vol. followed W 1;: nan ‘nli
will. sun-tn. 0s Woods-by our. mother
mother will probably prevail. with light
southerly and mainly winds. world by
clondlnm along the auto. 0n 'i'humlsy fair
to partly cloudy. slightly warmer and more»
ingly sultry weather. with variable winds.
Miniature Almanac for TIMI-arrow.
Sun rises Sun sens High tide Low tide
4:38 7:19 11 528 5:13
Little Ira Wilson is recovering from
his recent attack of diphtheria.
Butler Lodge, 1. O. O. R, will rein-am
the second degree this evening.
Frederick Mood and his family are rap-
idly improving, Mr. Mead being able to
sit up. .
City Clgrk ll. ll. Wilcox hm accepted
a'pouition in Crofut a Kunpp'a No. 2
factory.
The carryall “Wellington" took twelve
priests to the retreat on Keyser Island
this morning.
A child of “Bert" Godfrey is sick with
scarlet fever at the homo of its parrots
on Spring Hill.
The usual Sn edish sorvicc will ho hcld
tomorrow evening in the South Norwalk
Baptist church.
Thr- wooden bridge near the Winnipouk
mills is chml for a week or ten days to
allow rI-pairs to In‘ tirade.
—~l‘or solo cheap. A wagomttc. throu-
conclun and one sunny. lnquin- of
George 8. Gregory. Norwalk.
Bliss Ida Mouhcr. of Norwalk. who has
been in the Danlmry telephone office, ro
turned to her homo Satunlay.
Alarge and livI-ly party from East
Norwalk went on a plant to Groom.
Farms to-day in the "llnuntlo-qu."
Mrs. l‘n-«lcriI-ks. corner of North llztin
and Ann strut-t4. prom-mod Ilt'r husband
With a [\lt‘ltt‘1hlllllllgll’l on July l‘J.
Edwardil. Drakc. of East Norwalk.
has mu-cemlul Gimme Salon as agent of
tin- John Hancock Life lnsurawr- comp
any.
Mr. and Mrs. EdWarIi B. Mitchell, for»
mvrly of South Wilton. haw gont- to
llartfonl to liw. whore Mr. Min-hull will
run a meat InarlrI-t.
Miss Iva M. Stillmn and W. ll. Thomp-
son. of New Britain, will bc married at
Miss Stillson's home on South Main
sin-ct. this owning at 6.1)!) o‘clock.
'l’ho (once of John McLaughlin. for
druukonm'sn and misting an officer. Ivan
continued from yI-stcnlnynflemmm until
tomorrow morning at 0 o'clock.
The Amateurs and the Y. ll. (1A
Junior nines cranial buts on the Baxter
grounds ycstcrday afternoon. At the
end of the gum the scorc- wm 25 to I) in
favor of the Amawuns.
Win-n Jamon W. (Tuvmmgh. tho pm~
, . pn’cIor of the Inarbh- yard on Wator
‘ ; ntrwt. come to his work this morning.
. he dinmvcnd that some one had taken a
apilrcaud Irroltcn off tho top of a hand-
mmc plot which had just boon finished.
---II. J. Hu-phmnon. Instruction siren
in htmmmdiip. (hind fiddle lain-m.
Best Mentions. (Yin'ulsrn and infonua-
tion to be chained at J. A. l’lnnuo'n or
Col. F. 8. llobcrts'.
(Ill-rim L. llillmcnnicntur who raids-
on Raymond street. was tried this morn-
lng before Jintioa Townnind. for lire-sh
of them Thatutlmyoftlnwio
MW thst In pummel! WM
Inmlynpdwultmtei to his dog. ll.
was fined on Ind costs
The fascinating sketch in Sunday's
New York Herald. ontitlod "Portal by s
VIolln.”iII from the prod WW.
lisllock. of the minty New» IItnil’.
formerly of South Norwalk. who has
been mod to furnish the Herald with
I nerlcnof “Will“! of nsimllar char-clot.
Tho slain-mum unconditional the
City National Bank, printed inanotltrr
column. don notssmn to warrant tho
prov proraflin‘impnuiontlmmyhm
inhouthltorwslk. Thesmuuntofuooney
mfiiubondepositlnsnyothtrhnl
of W .
The wife of {2. Francis listen. senior
memhsruf tlisflrnioffluunflsmlru
ggs%wm.mmm
W Inn tutti stiltslr
dance. "rumor," New York city.
WIWMW
Warm! fihfiflmfiflnm
Woodman
MuWMnmmrt-w
Invalid. mmmmum-
mlw mulch
mom Ivan-not outlining
wwwmemm
lbw
South Norwalk
mwtummmmammm I‘m”
FRANCIS & 00.,
um; Guthrio iii nick at hill home in
Bilv ermino.
The Alpha Wheel club will take a run
to Compo this evening.
John ll. Worden. will!» died at his
home on Alain Btu-ct. this nfuvmoon.
. A ”airman-9mm horn
mflsh’mw “WWW
to. noon-tut! ..
Iawrm London, the infant non of
Frank London, who died at \l'innipnuk.
was buried this afternoon.
w Wit-writ: I'Ir wt") ;
-—We make our own ice mm from
strictly pure mourn. Dcpot restaurant.
Ahrgo amount of m... on flm on
(Iliimmon‘s Island Intovening. led many
[maple to think that one of the honors
was burning.
Medical Examiner Burke has given his
finding in the death of Patrick (Jahill.
who wan found dead in an out Iwusc on
Hoyt street yesterday. as angina pectoris.
A meetingof finnpany F has been
called forSo'clock, on the evening of
July 28. for the purpuoe of clectinga
first licuienantit placeof (Icorge Smith.
rcsigned.
Funeral services over the remains of
Frank S. Hinmsn, who died at his home
on East avonuo. yet-Itcnluy. will be held
at the house at 2 o’clock tomorrow attor-
noon. ”
\t'ardvn Kevlar has issued notin pm
hibiting penning; from wagnigating in
groups or looting about the bonmgh
attracts to the annoyanco or obstruction
of public trawl. The proudly for each
otlensc is n lino not crawling $5.00.
~(.‘outc let's lum- a drink I I'wrtainly.
if it's Root Ber-r made with Knapp} Root
lit-or Extract.
A largo numhcr of tho ladies rcpro-
scnting tin» (‘ongnigatimmh (lmco Ep’n-
copnl and Metlmdist churches. up town,
mct at tho maiden“! of Rev. Dr. Noble.
Bind avenue. yastcnlay aficmtmn. and
decided to take charge of tho Norembcr
booth at the coming carnival. Mrs. T.
8. Morison was appointed a roInIIIittI-c
to soc if the Baptist churches in the
horn would not join thorn. Nothing
morn of iIIIp-nrtIIIII-r- mu Journos tin-y
w‘udml in wait until :Iftvr the
lug llt‘ltl in this city last owning.
Tho sch-c nun and'I-ounswl for the tits-
putants were on BIL-Ii aronuc this morning
making an informal invmtigmion of the
"Killer of drive. way lint-n Imam-en U. N.
Wood‘s rnaidcncc and the ruljoiniug
Junteu A. Hoyt «tat». 0n removing
tho earth for mu: foot on all shim
of the dinputcd location the szucImcn
found the ancient p: ist hole which all par-
ties admitted was at that time the bound
ary line between tin: pmpertim. This
Iirtuslly «mind the motion and thIL-I thI-
disputc was :Icttlcd utmfuctorily to all
mm‘cmul.
Invol-
lltlllOthlll (‘tll'll'l' (ASKS.
all-tn W. Stevens Fluent I3.” anal Calls
For nun-In; u:- out. Boy.
The case of State vs. Jsmcn W. Storm.
of Raul avenue. was trird in the borough
noun room below Junticc Austin. yrs-
tcrduy afternoon. Attorney John J.
Walsh antenatal for the punctuation and
Attonwy J. S. Seymour for tho defame.
The boy told his entry. in Nllllilllllfl'tlt‘
printed in Tn: Snmtsu. Inn Saturday.
Afr. Stcvm said he had no malice amidst
the boy. llc did not wish to hurt him.
only to (illntllhm him for [)0an im-
pudcot. Tho cum want then nrguod. and
Air. Storm was flood 33 and nut». from
which he took an upped to the next III-rm
of the Superior 0er.
' The one of Charles Williams. colored
charged with dealing from Ilnnlou’s u-
loon. mottled loot evening by Williams
paying the costs of the case and Mum-
ing the stolen money.
5 3. Ward. who was smutnd Sunday
«wins by Mar m for dumb
sum was final .1 Islam hummu-
ticc I'oolldgo yesterday afternoon.
The adjournal our of State vs. Sist-
tcry was again ndjotmred thin naming
until next Friday.
lull“ OI ll. “I‘ll“! Con-moo.
'l‘hI: numb-m of thaliospltul mum“:
untoldthciruguhrmwtlng Murm-
ingiuthr Wot them! WeIIHooII
Ind Imldormmpsny. Them ms lam
titanium and much mam-ham war
tundra-tad in am of the Will.
The following madam m appointed
«Nihilist-whit: Domitmml
WVmMmof Norwalk. Inth.
P amoral-tum
Mayor Willi-on It. lined was sub.-
IMMbIhsoommlt“
WMWAIQM
OUT 0? 'l‘llWN NEWS.
' What Isu-Ino- Auoog Norwalk. Hour-
by Nufl-bon-ltotuyton.
Mrs. Jennie Sharer and daughters. of
Ill-(Wyn. an! visiting Mrs. Margaret
Knowlton
A son unborn tour. Indian]. W.
hilt)» IHM Macao! Ilium-lini-
mother I” WMIWIIIIQI I.
Thu XWWW drt
tinu Endeavor of the Ibptistmhnroh will
hold a amiable at the renitloncoof Mrs.
John Sharer tomorrow evening.
Rev. Mr. ,Scolleld. of NewCanaan, con-
ductnd the services in the Motlipdist
church Sunday morning. Rev. G. Haul-
enheck. of Norwalk, will "each next
Sunday. .
linden.
The Mnflunlist Sunday achml united
with tho Stamford M. III. Sunday scltml
in an excursion to l’awaou Park to—day.
The cxcnrsion left Stamford at 8-30 on
the iron stealner Coins.
The Dorian Stars will, play tho Now
tons on the grounds noon the Meduxlint
church Saturday afternoon.
Mather & Grumman are moving from
the John Ferris building into C. (i.
Lonnsbnry'x new addition Iothe black.
Inuith shop.
Rev. Mr. Hoyt. of Stamford. punched
Sunday in the Methodist church. Next
Sunday Rev. Arthur HcNiclmls. of W est-
ville will munch.
Frank E. Sonic. “Kb .llills an] James
ll, ll/owlrmd Int-unborn of the Bridgeport
Wheel club. wI-n- unwind herr- Simdny
morning for riding on tho sidowalks.
They were relamul on their own recog-
uimnw. aftcr promiiing to name down
Monday III-fore Jul-Iliu- Koch.
(Inen‘n Yarn».
Judgi- "all in tlw Supt-onu- court yettcr-
Ilay. lllll'lllrfil'tl the injunction “straining
tho ("orimIiIlotml Railroad commny from
continuing four tracking Ilwir road
through the land of Austin .h-LIIings.
Stamford.
A! the election for otllrm hold by
I ‘nmpsmy I‘. last night Somali Limo-norm
Charles W. llrndrie was I‘hmen captain
nndt'orpornl Francis E. Alden second
licutenant.
Snail-port.
Work has ll't'll mmnu'rtcwl on the sup
vrxtrurtun- oi thr- III-w III-pot on Iiw north
si-h- of tho trucks Iwrr. The building '5
to hr of wo-xl. much to tln- disan-Iinlv
uncut of Southport nNidan-x wh. oxpwt-
«I that tho III-put was to bubuilt of mono,
likc thmcon the lowor port of the line
in NI-w York stair.
mm to Compromise on 030.000.
Tnlftimlgl' "Diet of Smith Norwalk
and l‘. t'onghliu and Attomoy Howard
H. Knapp of Bridgoport. the appraisers
appointed to dctvrmine upon the amount
of damages which should br- poid by thi-
thinmlhlntml railroad mommy to
Jun-mirth Tourney of l‘airtiI-ld on sun-um
of cmulemnation of tho lattcr'u pmporty.
won» taking toolinumy yawnlay.
ToomI-y claims 340,000. lionja'nin ll.
Betta. Albert Turncy. Charles French.
William Burr. David II. and Nelle Shor-
wood. all of Fairfhthl. and Captain Bon-
jnmiu llulkclcyof Southwrt. appeared
on witnuum for tho railroad (unpauy
and valued the pmpcrty at about $30.
on. Tommy's witm-ow will testify to
day. It in raid that tho compmy ban
a"nth-ml to I unmpromiw on 330. Ill).
Death of John Ill-goo.
John Dingw Iliad awnt llztll o'clock
thin trimming. llc had been out hiring
and had onII unborn-am] hiII hone when
he who taken suddenly ill and fell down.
lie was carried into the house. when! ho-
oxplrcdlnn few mlnutco. Mr. Dimm-
' had slutty-I molded in thin town, and
since he was man your of age
but lived inhln lutorelidcsceon
ltotou Ilill. lie was I mpctrd citl~
m. quiet and moms. holding
thee-Irma! pinpoint"! W
Ion-s. lle m-m-ol‘lhommdmof
ohm NullonslBank of “moribund
was-dim for shalt twenty. yours.
lie was in the nlnotlsth your of his age
No lam ow daughter. Ilia: Navy ll.
Ilium. to Inourn his death.
A North. OI W lumt.
The moor monthly nn-etingof tho
Norwalk Building. [mound lamina-III
mum: will“!!! plat-II stitf‘monn
on Washington sir-Ital sampclock
”thwarting. Atslghto'clookthutoct-
holders will hold their regular annual
mono III-opium Thom
of Winsome! m. the
mummmmm
will grammar-claim.
Maul-nus.”
mmmhhfluIMllsw
Iankmhouflolnswmmn
further to them Sou-ct the
Knuth lob-Whom found Ilp hula
mmwmmmmupmn
um “WWI-hm
ulflsmdyln dosh-motorway
mlmbmwwirdnldm
trillion“ 9 W
murmur. Mum
the mood at
M to the tip m
‘rtsat 5th:
NEWS REBEL! 70W.
Hutton Worthy of Initial from livery
Quarter of Wis-t.
A year ago then woreuixty more com I
viola in the state prism than at premmt,
whcn the number' In 275.
mu. commando. .
or masonry. i—Iduohflholflrfieht’in
"Il‘lfiflii‘ili
pounds.
Captain Luddington, of the schooner
“Sarah W. Hunt," of Ntonington. is no
cursed of so maltmting and ill feeding
his crew while on a voyage toCape Horn
that all were in danger of death and one
died. .
By tho violence of his run from the
placewherehaworkal wtbebeduideof
his dying mother. last ’l‘uosdav. Edward—
Melina. of Waterbury. aged twenty-
seron years. brought on an attack of
typhoid pnwnronin. which resulted fa-
tall y Sunday.
In Milford yesterday James Murphy
was givcn penalties amounting to five
moths and six days in jail. On differ-
ent mentions while drunk he had lain
in wait at lonely places on sidewalks and
gmped the ankles of young ladies who
were» painting.
The story of the arrest of S. W. Smiley
and Olin P. Shelton of Huntington Cen—
ter for ringing a church hell on the
Imming of the Fourth of July has synod
all over the country. It so around the
tire of patriotism in the heart of Gauge.
ll. Mclnne. a Baltimore lawycr. that to.»
has written a long lctwr to one of the
bi vyo. cxpnmmg his sympathy and offer-
ing tin-m legal or [mninry services.
Within a frw days a young lady, born
and reared in Hartford. will conu- into
puma-don of a propcny that will maln-
lwr. [n-rliaps, thtI richcat unmarried
wounm in I‘onncctitut. A number of
yours ago Solomon A. P. “or died lmv
ing a very valuable comm. with h. by tin-
h-rmo of his will. was to be divided
among his two children. both daughters,
when cat-h had attained the age of
Maury-five years. The elder daughter.
Mm. Vale-mine. of New York. was given
' her portionof the «stain several years
ago. and some day this wool: the younger
dunghtcrdlorrict Porter.will be given hcr
hvr portion. as she morally rcachI-d the
ngcof twontydiw yours. 'l'heSI-I'urity
company of Hartford was by the will
InndI- curator. and the treason-r of that
company will report toJIIIlgu l‘nvrnun
of Ilia-podium court that in- has ovcr
$300.1“) to pay our to Miss l’orw
flow to Hoop Cool.
Plcanlinms. not only next to Bullion-ans,
in port of Imminent. says tho ladies Home
Journal. So taken plunge both in tho
morning. letting tho water b0 tepid, and
afkrwarda giving youself a cord shower.
Omit starch from your clothes as far as
plausible. Eat alight breakfast. Gunny
food. or a quantity of food, taken in the
looming will Inmt certainly heat your
stomach for the cntim day. A woman
who stays in the city and is always cool,
givtu this as her bill of hire: A cup of
mtfoc in tho morning with broad Itllil
butter: to luncln-on of cold bot-f and bak-
«I minim». withdlenionule or iced tea:
and a dinner after sunset, consisting of
alittlcaoup.abit of meat and one hot
vegetable. a moi green salad. .1 cold
distort. and s numll cup of mfl’w. Keep
this in mind aim: thon- is no lx-Itcr
Iifl'l‘l'lllallflll against llt’al‘ than good
tempt-r. when you combine good bathing.
propm flu]. and err-um.» of disposition
.. South Norwallk
and ; onwards
HOSIERY A SPECIALTY!
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
84 Washington Street,
Taylor at Golden.
RealEstateandlnsutance,
tlltllltla‘l'lltl STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
.m‘loi.l~h5¢0i~|$au$ ,
0""! AND moors”:
SOUTH VOBWMJI’.
Office Hours-8 to lila. 11).. I. to {I p. m.. and
It to" I p.tn ”‘13 an
LDST.
BET‘VEKN bridgn and ntoamborit (kick a
black Astra-hon rape and alligator ket-
book. contain It ten and a one dol In bill
and some s eh nae. Fintlcr can have
11:03:13! Lyn is returrnd to!!! Wilton “spun
truism SALE 03 T0 BENT.
b‘Rilfl August lot. the hot factory pro
on Cedar street. South Norwalk ”poi;
Imnplcd by the Bentwood Half! limp-n). ”[for
further partan am i ulre at :5 “'cst avenue.
South \orwnlk. I"; iii If
WANTED.
“YOMAN to do'xenonl housework In": small
Inmity. Apply to Mrs. “'a 1e A Ray-
my. . il t'Isy sIrpet. Son—lb Norvv k. 3)?! ti
‘IIIS‘T-L'LA 5:5 Painters. Dec her. 79 \\ ash-
inman ago-II. South Noni-ELK jrllst
AT ONE Eiw—A your: fifam got u. do um 15...;
wor n a run- air: I M
Van Zandt av cane. Ea»! NolrunlEm l-l
11.41:. Irirnme and hllltlt‘l'ti. \‘APN, to J.‘
lowland Son. \‘onkrrI-I..\ hot-fill
AllORSE—SHUKHT him hrbbin‘v
George
pl§to 10"er
South 'orvralkm
[’0]! SALE.
Bl‘lLDIXG Lon; for sale for 3:5!) on the in»
stallrnent plan; no interest: no fairy
pricen for any Iota: they are ruled and d
It being tin-lie (mtto un-Io miter. Appy
Int". 8. Smith. near I a ball ground .“ooIL
ward svanno. lit!)
Initial.“ Ap-
\ster strut
1’3 ME
lvr
\“Ilfi cl hlm- fool rational. in good ordcr. in.-
on: of “illiun F2. Osborne.“ Adams
Bron. t factory South Norwalk. ujy . lm
”001)ch with two seats; aim-Innu-
sorting-at o fixture- for thegroccry but.
neat» intludinx shut-a. «waters. In cans.
spite cans. collar mill, rs. weighto and
measures. beef Initrr. tour to dish etc" for
mlochcup (all on or uldrm Jami.“ necks
Main stmt. Norwalk: y?! if
IIOISES and mama; to... .I mood-I}
\' pricus. Apply to E. A \\ oodinrd South
'If'lllk
T0 LET.
OPS!) of six roorm and both room. AV
pltk'lo “. H. SmithJfl“ on; SIT-gt! vtomb
v" -
furnished room. with or without
Inquire at th’u ollhc. I‘d!
UPS: .\o. .lWI-nl Main ntroet \orvrnlk.
“IIanire on the prrmlm Burr Mnlth.
l!
). “IT or lulu» No. :1 Ilenr) Itmt Ionanall
family: I mums. Aim pm of house in
plo mount loritliun. rrnt 9. Dimension at once
Apply to \t. throng» at In brood Manufa-
Iurmxlfm mm
l‘flthapnrtnu-nw. :lrl Am»: In the swarm
In CorbI-II building: ram 89.“). Also four
I
Sorts-Isl
{\boa .\ IL'KLY
1
room a Hint» at on Day rent will). Ap—
ply all s omn-of thetlld \Ielll iflrt‘ u. in!!!
term part of m; on II b ntmi. t1“)—
/ dating of ammonia. App ) IoJarnesI'.
I run—c. 38
a
REAL las'l'n'n.
THE
Woodward Homestead
AIIII IHJRIHIHG GRIllIIIIlS
To let ior Season or Tom oi
lam
At Reasonable Price
with it. __
Inn. for ("stoma-'- III.
I). (I. Sanfonl. of New Haven, Inns just
linlnhcd I set of maps of oyster (murals
oil each town in the Stan». giving the cor-
mrted W of pmpcrty owners todate.
Mr. Sanford will opt-n a human of ex-
change of oyntor groom. and will koop
at his critics a complete not of naps cor-
rected todntowhich will be for the gum.
itoInI III! of oysteruwn.
"Auhlttou I’tslugnu 7
m“ on their hind omitti
Mm «W‘s who"
french critic calls thorn "smart Alena"
that habitually ex tthoir immune.
Many such havo I that ncrofulotut
and lpt’t‘lllt! blood are curable.
who-n thrill-cm Guru has a liloi
Iory of III) yarn in Brno". and two yearn
thin Imam. In an infallible mama,
inMold It Plobted sd store, undor
Illuminati Hotel.” Norwalk. Conn.
mill“.
k.l tithe
list-lo?" albums...
I.
- "I: ..
flan. I. III
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to ' Int-BL”; um
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Also eight lots for sale on
Woodward. Lowndcs and Lin-
coln avenues. Price 8350 to
$4.50. 'l‘cmtsto suit purchaser.
Twenty-two lots sold this your.
For further information apply to
TAILOR & GOLDEN.
BHIIEII’E IE'8
“COMEDY. IlF ERRORS"
Will be [Iran for the lumeflt of
THE IIIIRWALII LIBRARY
By the
m"A“IIEVI BAIAAII DRAMATIC A880.
Attln
IIIRIAIK III’ERA IIIIIISE,
FRIIIAI EIEHIIII. .IlIlI Hill.
ADIIBBIOII the. Including Wat mu.
' mm red at tho mainhnsm and
bound!
art-$.14 M%%‘%
out ...... ...... ........... .. ... .. MIDI
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All-r Imitq
WE ARE BEIJJNG LARGE
' and $1. 25.
1-5 down Plain Black Sateen and Lawn-I. guaranteed
reduced from $1.25 and Ill. 50,
pox-laud. and which we will be p
Inmmrmumumomnmmnt on.
STRICTLYFlRST-CLAHB.
'AslIoIF.A.FttI'ts&IIn.'thloIIIIIIII
Intonation. the
WON A REPUTATION
POUND.
WNW
QUANTITIES or mm m u- Ius '
ATTREPOPUIARPRICBOPEOC’ENTBA
IF YOU HAVE NOT TRIED 1T COME
FOR A SAW AT
SIIIIII
CharlesE. Seymour’s
. [situational 33 ”WW" SItoet. South HoIIuII.
sooonsontn.
no not sum. corner Trinity rIuAf '
AS A RHIIII.
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And IIIIIIIIr ' the some low figure that has characterized all of our
m Special Sales, we quote the following unmatchahls bargains.
ladies’ Shin Waists.
ltll '
Cumin-ion and Percnlcs in stripes at 50L and 7’
x2. reduced from $1
stainlem. at SI and 81.25,.
12 dozen light colored Percalcs m stripes. at 890. reduced $1.15.
8 dozen extra fine quality Cambrian In smIripcs, at $1.9
5 dozen white Indian Linens. at 750.and
6 dozen white Satin.
.5 reduwdfmmfl.50
8] reduced $1. 35am 81.50.
with polka dots and stripes,
4 dam \v hito, Lawn w ith colored Silk utripeo.
3 dogn whit» India Linen uith nccdlo work
from
at $1.38, reduced from 81.00.
at $1. 90 reducedfmmflnfi
collar and cuffs, at SI. o0, reduced
A full Iine uf [laundered Shirt Waist» in figured and plain white.
Loin out for our Bulletin of Special Prices In our
Honh Window Saturday July I8.
“4..
HOSIERY.
.\ oomph-to line of .Lndics. Hosiery in stripes f: to list and Map kit for w. . north file ,
15c... “ 20c
" 19c" “ 25c
' 250.. “ lfic
n 2%.' hi 4“:
lb m", ‘5 4M
" 50c.. “ 75c
to WI. on W
L “‘9‘." o. m:
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'J
N t- ..
l5
4-
2" dozen I'hildn-u .-. (hum and Riblml \ .;I.-. ranging
from I01. [0422i
tluoamtnphtv lincuf Lidia (quz \mts
[den-Ir- :Ill.
0..
it) down Lulio.‘ .-lI -r~u- _\ Ribbed \N‘Nl". n» :III: or prior: 2H1. . our price 17w.
l-tc . L’lt .
i412 ” ‘.'-lc.
750.. “ villa:
in price moor-ling mill",
and Muslin Underwmr at prices to
,_ Look out tor our Bulletin oi Special Prices in our
Honh Window Saturday, July I8.
a».
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Look out for our Bulletin oi Special Prices in our
II.“ S. SMITH, “The Reliable”
2Ildozen. Ladle-u I'oloml and Black Silk Mitts. regular price 25c.,sale price 13'“-
38c
.. -.ic
:5 I- u u u 43‘: . h 35‘
l.) in u u I. 7’“: . It I“.
Our 750. Flounr' tugs to ho sold for 511‘. Our ‘1‘? :3 l-‘lmrnciug to bc sold for ti. 00
~~ in". .. ii'n. -- I. 2:»
.. 95¢ ID u .0 75“ .I If." 75 u .. I. L50
- *',‘5 s. as It m‘. n 2““, It A. it :75
t- r) 30 .I u u EJN'
tsooth h i-Iligliamn all now puttmis. rognlurly hold for ‘III: yard. our price ‘Jllc
l'hn-uc " 25c " lac
”Ohm”? .. .. .. .I I. “I; L,” .I . 0. ”M"
Honh Window Saturday July I8
Our usual big lino of (touts French l-‘Innnul Shim. 'I‘holwiom marked must
all them.
Inn-MN;
“I” ofHOIIJhIrtdfltu Whlflt We ‘havc had ouch a sale we will In»
duwor to chute out III. 250. .. actual mint.
0 U wipd‘. WW gramme rrdIIIrthm. It. buyunthern.
"‘5‘” n u u u .l m II
has goods In: .“Iw tho some reduction. BI it;
It i
8:.” It H I6 II I: a)
“.r” it It Ii I. 5.“,
Moo It full lino of lloys‘ Hhirtn in l-‘rcnch Flunncln and Domination.
A new line of (lents‘ llnli lions inst melted which must III-seen to ho sp—
to exhibit.
I
Agents for IIEMIIREST MARRIHES.
$ I 9.50. .
EVERY IHAclllllE WARRARTED FIIR FIVE YEARS.
W
M. 5.. SMITH,
Insurance Building. South tumult.
Norwalk Chronicler