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A tsloynm ordering Cornponies D and
EFtoacscrnblofor riotdrill was received
by lieutenant-Colonel James C. Crows
all: lbo'clocUasteysning. 'l‘hecolonel
hitchedellp‘hio hue and pwrcoeded to
notify the captainsof the two companies.
Captain Frost, of Company D, received
the order ”725 andCaptaln Rose, of
Comprny F, at 7:45, who, in turn, com.
munioated theorders'lo their sub-oilicers.
A member of Corporal Radio's squad, of
Company P, was the first man to appear
at the armory.
Athoclocktbemonbegantoasoemhle
rapidly and at 8:24, just thirty-nine urin—
ates after Captain Rue received his
orders, Company Fhad twenty-nine men
‘Hinline. They were turnedover to the
Lieutenantarlonel with their cartridge
boxes tilled ready for active service.
Company D was on hand with thirty-
fourmen ot8:40,cr in one hour and
ten minuta after Captain Frost received
his orders. ,
. The actual notice to the companies
was pactically the some Colonel mee,
immediately after notifying Captain
.Frost, notiibd twomornbenof Company
F, whocomnrunicatedtho ordersto the
company before they were received
by Captain Rare, so that the actual dif-
ference between the marbling of fifty
per cent. of the members was just
eleven minutes in favor of Company F.
The time made by Company l“ is
bctterthnn that made by any company
thus fsrin thesiate.esceptthellockville
company,themembers of which were
in’their armory drilling uhentheyre
oeived the orders and assembled in
to enty—three minutes.
Twelve men of Company D were on
an excursion or ‘on the water when the
orders were received, and could not be
reached, so fifty per cent. of the men in
town were in line at the armory at 8.55,
just thirty minutes after receipt of the
orders. ,
In view of the fact that the members of
Cornpury Dare scattered through But
Norwalk, Ely avenue, theexlrcme north-
west part of the town and Wartport, so
thatsomrnen are from three to four
miles from the armory, the actual
ripidity of assembling the men has not
been mm in the brigade.
At 9 o‘ehck thetwo companies, having
been given a short rece- after being
turned manure colonel. were again
comnnnded to fall in line, when they
were conflinrented by him for the
prompt manner in which they had re-
spnndallotbecall. lie anidheshould
beprondofthsreport hewould haveto
send to the adjutaut general.
When the men were dismissed at 9
o‘clock, Company D, which is the larger
company.hsdfortyrnen inlinesnd
Company P thirty-eight men. The corn-
panieo had been dismissed when
two more of (.‘ornpany F's urcn arrived,
button late lobe counted. The com-
panies were turned over to lieutenant»
Wilhelm-slum ‘50 per cent. of
their men were in line.
Corpuslllsdicwaslhs first onieerto
get all his men at the armory.
Carpool V. l. Bannocker. who had
chargeof two sqnsrh of Company l-"s
men raiding in this city. had eleven out
of twelve men to bc nunnroned,atthe
armory inside of thirty-live minutes.
lie tied his bicycle, and was dubbed
“Poul Reveu" by his commits as they
numbed him llying about town.
In new
flajoruirnell of the Wgepon City
battalion received order-II at 6:50 to call
out all the httaloa except the lupilal
corps. At 1:19 ho notified dis rinIal
corp. which, at 1: 41. reported nine men
Theotbcr commando reported llfty per
m. M «Gram &
thirty-eight minutes: urchins gun
platoon, seventeen minutes; Company
thirty-live ruinous. The commands
”(input “MM an
mm between the notification of
the first and the notification of the tool.
In low lover»
In New Haven Colored lee received
(NW
_' W at 1:65 with thirty-four men in
adorn. Tbs machine gun platoon-dill.
“out on the floor and
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lrlslr Corporal Hunt‘s-son.
A Smut. representative yesterday
morning found F. Gordon Readout his
horne- «rum MM ot‘wdrk
undying on his port for the coming
cocoon. When askod the nomeof the
who would appear in. lfr. Meade
sliifislf ”PIN:
“You know 1 don‘t like reporters; they
want to know too much. But you are
not the first to ask about my plans. Last
week, while in the city, the reporters
were after me the entire day. One asked
IrIeif lwao going to star, and another
sablheheardlhsdheonongngodtoplay
the leading comedy rule in ‘Iorine,’ the
play that met with such favdruble suc-
cess at A. M. Palmer’s theatre in New
York. By the way, I think ‘Lorinc’ is
hooked here early in September."
“But there was a rumor of your going
with that play, was there not 2’" queried
the reporter.
”Yes, it is true I had a contrsettoplay
in 'Ioriue’ this scam at a very good
salary, and 1 fully intended to live up to
my on , until about a month ago,
when myformer (manager, C. ll. Gardi-
her, who was very much pleased with
my work ‘In the 'lrish (‘orporal' last
year, came and wanted Inc to play the
leading role in the piece this season."
When asked if the manner of
“Tm-inc" would agree to the cancelling
of the contract, Mr. Meade said:
“Mr. Arthur and myself are the best
'of friends and we have arranged every-
thing.”
"So it is settled then that you will go
with the ‘lrish Corporal 2" "
"Yes, but I shall have to work very
hard, as it is an exceedingly strong char—
actors."
'Do you like the stage. "
HH HVery much, indeed. although [Iooplc
have an idea that to be on the stage
meansto have fame, glory and alorge
salary. They are mistaken. I admit
there are very large salaries paid, more so
than in any other profusion, l think; but
every dollar you work for, you cars. I
had studied, pried into and found out
all about it, and I knew pretty Well what
I was about when l undertook it. Of
course, experience is everything. . After
the first year you can command a salary
of from $25 to $100 a week, according to
the progress and quality of your work."
"Do you like llll'ftlklll‘lnllollrihl lin-
stnge
"1 don‘t know why not. They are
just as line, industrious, and well
educated people no of any other profes-
sion. Ever busincsoand profession has its
two sides—dark and light. You know
peoplethinl that an actor's lllt' is an
immoral one. Perhaps i am not long
emruglr in the businem to weak, hutl
think nothing is immoral to the mom].
Callngain before 1 leave town. Good
rimming."
Death of In. Anetta Bunion.
Tire many friends of Seth Remington
will be pained to learn of the death of his
daughter. Mrs. (,‘horIesN. Buggies, which
occurred at lIlolInrne on Spring strut-t
yesterday afternoon at 3:2a’ro'clock. Mm.
Buggies resided on Clint»! stunt. Bridge-
port. She (Harrie here only afow days
ago to make her parents a visit, and was
taken seriously ill with diabetes, which
caused herdcath. Mrs. Buggies will he
remembered here on flies Anetta 3de-
nington, a woman (if lovable (Himmler
and disposition whohnd II host of frieruhr.
'our years ago she married Mr. llugghe,
the well-known liveryrnau of Bridge-
port, and since that time they have re
sided in that city. The (let-eons! was
twentyoeight years of age. ribe leaves a
husband and a bright and rarity boy
twonndohalf years of age to mourn
herlosr. Mrs. Buggies one a member
of the First If. 1-). church, from which
place the funeral will be held flaturday
afternoon at 1:00 o'clock. ltev. ll. I'l.
Burner calcining. interment will he
in Bridgeport.
”we Il~lm himlwvw fiH’Hi’r‘
M '(lotrlffltrndcfl; 'forrndrly"llllln
l‘itzgorold. who has been ournnrcring in
Bridgeport. (jail. returned My.
This Ins-Ilium calhIIH npoaHilstretman
Dukanrondordsrod himlo nether up
in lumokoeping once more. lfr. Dav
kamrofssodtodo this, balling her the
couldgo to the slur-honor, whore rho
would be taken care of. Ellen indigo
nsntly informed lllr. Daskam that there
wmblneblood in her veins, and that
would not go to the poor-house.
Aflergiviughlms tongue lashing rho
lit the onion. rowing vengeance (rpm
“blur and the town.
munthtlmonnaart
Beins’sbandpves delightful acron-
llght rail and concert on the straw
“WW-storming. Thebandreuder-
edsevrrslercslleutselectiona on board
tinueamndnringlhcrail, whirlrwar
THE (”RING Allll (WING 0? CITY
AND “930“"! PEOPLE.
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meofiluw'fluy smmnuum ,l
“Recreation-Oat of'l'own unsoli- who???
are Enjoylig Nnmlb “unpltqllly‘.
'llrs. xW Kurd, of Armenia, is visiting
fricnda' ill the borough.
Miss Flora Jennings, cf Wort avenue,
is visiting Miss Susie Sutcliffo, in Bruck-
lyn.
Mun Edna Buckingham, of Seymour,
is the guest of lies Edna Kemp, of West
Main street.
Mr. and III-II. Randall, of. Plemutville,
N. Y.,are visiting lire. William Wilkins,
of Lowe street.
Ilia; Mildred Jacobs, of Brooklyn. has
returned from a vial with Miss Edith
Osborn, East avenue.
James Costello, ex-foreman of Hope
Hose company, is entertaining three of
his cousins from New York city.
Mrs. J. W. Studwell and sister..hliss
Emma Stevens, called on Rev. and Mrs.
Biddle at theirhomein Wilton yesterday.
lire. Mary Rowland, of Brooklyn, and
Mrs. VnnZandt. of Skillman, N. J., are
visiting attire residence of I). P. Osbonr,
Arch street.
Dr. Leo Elstein, of New York city.
who has been the guest of J. Covanaugh,
of Maple street, returned home this
morning. I
Irving Ella and wife, (If llrmrklyn,
who have been the guests of R. L Ella.
of the borough, returned bonn- this
morning.
W. Ernest Bands and his sister Louise.
of Brooklyn. are spending the Week
with their nunt. Mrs. James S. Carpen-
ter. of East Norwalk.
Lewis W. St. John. of North Wilton.
is spo'nding a few day: with A. T. Eld-
ridge, of llanford place East Norwnlk,
who has just returned from an extended
trip in the far west, where he has been
in the interests of the Norwnlk lmn
Works. _ ‘ w-
bows snow The Ismsus.
What lo Going on at Sol-n of the Popular
shore Rosana.
A party of Nonvnlk soricly Indian-n:
jnyed .Hr (lriw lu t'mIIpoll-zrch, yestn-nlny.
The "Flori-Irm- ll." luoli a party from
langdou's Point to New York this muru~
iug.
Merv-haul Tailor Swords i» I-mnrmiw
ing the Ullagnralias at Rump l’niut
iii-(lay.
About Skill members of the (lmugc
branch of tho- lHllksI will be at llorlon'o
l’oint to-IIIorrow.
Conductor (lould llnyi,uf the street
railway line, and his family. one picuiw
ing at Roton Point III-(lay.
Miss May Curtis and a numb-Hr (If her
c IIIpnIIioIIs are enjoying the sea brwucr
at (ml under it Print this afternoon.
The “(net Witch [low company. of
Danhury.’ will ginH its lint annual or-
(Hursion to Roton l'oiIIl next Monday.
There was a large number of prople at
ileum Point last arming. lit-sides thaw
who wr-ut with lleinr-‘e Band there were
three (Harryall loads from thinvily. parties
from Numtnn, llowayton and lit-ll le-
Inn-l.
Chief of Police William Vollrm-r. A
1'. item. it. Eugene Kinney, lehlous
(Buyer. Frederick ll. Boornm and J. Al-
hI-rr IcUinuis will take II (lrivrH iiuudoy
afternoon in iioluians‘ wagmettc to (‘alf
l’usturc, where Landlord lunch will
serve (nu-of his (drove dinners After
(linnor they will nmtinuc their ride.
An Inttroatln. lull.
Attorney O'Neil of Waterbury has
bought suit against the Scumd divis-
ion A. 0. ll. for John lldlllney of that
city. The suit is loonght tn recover
sick benefits widch llr. Delaney claim
are due hlnr. ll lotus that Mr. Delu-
ervasiclcorlcksodnotlilod lhoA.O
Emmimlm 13mm mun-lym-
lousy improvcdondihq nurse In! like
fireman” when lit. Dinner, Ml
’l'lIeooeietythsnrsfrIasd to pro-
vidvsnunoagaln and therefore cult is
brought» mover the my llelsney
upended after the society's nurse had
been removed.
Ismail: Human-poop.
The ennui m of mime“-
nuisances some who“ this
moi-(ring when its W
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0. m. (loo. 3. ill- m, (loo. 2.
(lowluJ’. Blobs lam
Hill-v.1. A. Moro. I. l. iloyrr,
walk. Dudleyl’.lly,fionthllprwalk; it.
YJltJolInJistuasn. Atthodkso-
torr'meclingthrns “molested:
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no, Ava Charged with living larprwpov
Costa-as on tho lunch. ‘
0min Gm?! J.. July ill-rm
who are more
”lolly w in bulldog mu
Mmutothrheosb.
'Irrdoftor ktnathrlr bath bavoawallcrt
borne in drl ng moments. Now the
policemen oft association stop All per-
sonswbo walk through the streets of the
l(Zircon in bathing suits and send thorn book
one.
The policemen have latcrputcdthero-
cont order against scoot bathing suits
rather curiously One of the women who
baths have regularly said to a reporter
that as she was down from Lilligoro’o
bathing grounds a burly policeman
stepped up tohsrond otstodthslnuda
bathing was against tho low.
”I think the policeman waselthar blind
or cross eyed," she sold, “for! did not
hovsanhnpropor or dysnlt Theda
Ill“ bla'ek skirt,lac hlac stockings and long
coves. '
Whenllev. Dr. I ll. Stokao, the prost-
dent of the Camp Most loam
was soon he sold, "The Oman Grove Camp
Meeting association can run its own
adslrs without soy assistance from the
newspapers."
FATAL WRECK . AT ELMIRA.
0-. Ian Was Illicit and Two ,Wm
Fatally Injured.
Emilia, N. Y.. July 2.1—qu of the
worst rnllrnad wrecks seen ln'thia vicinity
for a long time occurred shout midnight.-
A lnhlgh Valley parsengcrtroln duo have
at ll o'clock, while crossing a swlteh op-
posite the tower on Pennsylvania avenue,
struck a Northern Central freight train
with frightful force. The freight ears
wen piled thirty feet in the air, the loco-
motive stripped and thrown down an ern~
bankrnont and the tracks torn up fora
considerable distance.
The engineer, James Hopkins. of the
Lehlgh traln, was killed; his fireman, M.
W. Tillman, of Waverley, and Baggage-
mnster John Daniels, of Wilkesborre,
fatally injured. Hopkinsllvea in Waverley
and leaves s widow and several children.
GLADYS EVELYN LECTURES.
llar llort Only mm... the Pnhllo'o
Belief in Ilarlban's Immune.
Latinos, July fl—Gladya Evelyn, the
£7. intifl in thorccvnt action against
Imam Henry liorlhrrt for brooch of
rum deliver-d her much admired
are on the merits of the (Inna from her
lot of view in the Aquarium theater
evening before a small audience.
The lecture was flagrantly libelous from
beginning to end, not only in its attack-
upon Mr. Burlbert, but in Its comments
upon the conduct of other prominent citi-
aons The net result of tbeleetnra has
been to spread still wider the belief in Mr.
llnrlbert's innocence of any connection
with All» Evelyn and to convince the few
remaining doubters that if he ever enter-
tained toward her the intentions alleged
in was remarkably fortunate in ridding
himqu of her.
FIRED ON A FRENCH WARSHIP.
The chills- mug.»- Aro New la 3
Pretty I‘ll.
VALPARAISO, July Ian-Tbs congres—
oicnclpnrty have got themselvealns very
pretty muddle with the French govern-
ment... The warship Esmeralda. so well
known in connection with the lists pup
suit, and which. with the Amasonr, Acon-
cagua and (.‘ochrano, has been threatening
to bombard (toqnlinbo, fired twice on the
l‘rrrnch corvette Volta, near Coquimbo
bay.
The French admiral will demand an
apology. it to roost probable that the in—
surgents will hasten tomskait, as they
teapot aflord to antagonlso so powerfnla
not on
no arr-pa smart-.- or.»
Wnruxororl, Joly u-Tbs alleged oat.
break of the war between Sherman and
broker is said to be causing a deal of un-
easiness among the Republican poll-
tlciuns. They are hogtnningtoreallao what
Democrat sold the other
day—that”: “We” tic ranks the
Milli ll
while in the its ”like
Inony Monmouth thorarfsoo and the
lighting has hora g on hrblcd the
scenes. if the fun he mud-rod
to the front of the stag- lt mass that
Sherman and Parker lovers will ”(I
thrlrpowarcs each other iastoad
their common arr-y.
A Fully not War In.“
c‘vrrcnuro. u. Jill, u-rA
fatallt routs tha'old familial
airy. tilts- Woloh. who was
snore 6a (In Datum sad
Mic Wald art-a
THEFIGHT " In: ilzzLE
Law and Order Are on Top in
I. . » .-‘
Wt nun-m drrs and min to
mat ltofure the tllyrwplo Club fora
‘ Par-a Wm Iln Ten Dnyr—lloth
Ara Gnarly Ill-appointed.
liner, July ink-Alter four days of
fiction agclhsi the hosts of mm
’ who “le up arms against
' " sum mum. Bob rum...
(1 Jim "(turbo Minvnewtn Alb
b was forced E o surrender and de-
.. it oil. This conclusion was
. ntll the club had exhausted
was of securing an mljustmeut,
-H until the sheriff had announced
, tion to reveal the light at any
and” l hazards and the governor bad on
timer military compfiiiu under arms
‘0
the ohorill did the club weaken
and at to be counted out.
b had for liventy- -three days ad
the world its purpose to give a
m of «row. and in the belief that
W no law which forbade glovecon
lento, beingso advioed in writing by null
m lawyer of this city, prweeded to
or“ n temporary pEIv'Illon at II cost oi
I” (II).
and Published.
published and that
stole. municipal an»
ole generally. Not a
-test against the con
ny, when the people
,lndiguntlou meeting.
' it we: not known that lht
prevented. but some
to pmeodlnthecea
10‘ mil last Mour‘
held
E . i
light” be legally
body lab-l up a stun
don'af the lsglclatnlo of In». which was
nolthrlnt‘lend non Hlnssitiml in the pub
llshad laws, and so hurl been entire ly over-
looked by everybody. For (In,- hm mm
the Hlnneoota Athlsitic club learned on
Monday that it was procemiug contrary
to low. Tuesday and". occurred two priu
llghtn—Kemmie and Murphy at thr
Olympic cluster in 89. Paul, and the Black
Pearl and Joe Eilnhgoworih in Minna
spoils
Not a linger was titled to prevent either
of these events. The Minnesota Athicrk
club Elected spinal such Apparently un
fair rimlnstlon. but all to no purpose.
Bow-gm Illa ru Ills Knm
but.“ religious slur-sac H-sm deter
nlnod'tootop the higElIatlle if possible. The
mayor was dlspnoedllo side with the club
and to committees which waited upon him
declal'ed that the lliill-l’ilumnnuus light
should not be interfaced with. Then [lit
opponents of the fight llll’m-«l their barter
ion on Govoruor Merriam. Three days “8‘
the governor soil-l he EllllUlllll not interfere
liecsuse to do so undd r such circumstancer
would be grossly unfair. and he erpmsed
the hope that the fig] l would (Home i)".
ll! even expresced ll strum: desire in be
present, but thought it would lu- unhe
coming to do so \lcnday mght‘ s mm
meeting brought his“ to his him-,1 and on
Tneotlay he issued a [E‘roelhmatioll calling
upon the state oflicen to proton! any in
fraction of the law. his placed the strain
on some llenn.
'nIs IIh-rilr Ifippnlod 'l'rr.
Tho sharia was aslIEed by the club am
can to be moderate and roammabls. "En
force the law." said tEIcy, ”butdou't strain
it to our injury and loss. Arrest the prin
cipols in the ring if you will, and we wilx
give bonds on the IE not, and go on will
the fight.” This rm the noderotsudinr
on Tuesday night, ‘lml Wednesday (hr
church cornmlflcn pier after the ltlIl'flfl
again. lle wont to i he governor for ad
vice. and the govern( r told him to obey
orders and stop the 9 hi.
later in theday th‘ governor threats-(Irv:
10W him if he E oiled to do his ful
duty, at the some iiIEII- ordering four mill
tin companies to be: in readiness to mini
the sharia. ,
The l'lgll Idealism "I.
A meeting of the sherifl. county alter
any and the club oflbrers was held. What
informed of the situation, and fully mu
Vince-l that thesherill had nor the victim“!
to (In his duty in his own way. but war
bound to break up the light. the club that
motioned all attempts to bring on (in
‘- 1
flint-none In t'avy Angry.
'l'ho news that the light had been (I.
clouded was received by the prluclpub
shortly after it was made. “it‘llllllililll
was in bed at the honour! a retired banker
In one of the most fIl blocshlr (“lunch m
the city when be war told there would lrl
nollghl. Plioslnrnri or was furious. llt
declared it was a ter of llall'r to get out
9.2.1....
Ho.
analog to make you leave your comfortable
ketboolu. that on fool machined
$513319? klithe
Mn an! va ‘
burdld
cellcnt liargsirrs.
Arc always worth their full value. liovver or, no
leader, as well as to serve as an stir ertisement for us
VALUE
llERl'.
title 5 yards Apron Ginghams
350 5 y ards best quality Calico
25c 2 yards Outing Flannel
30c 2 yards best Linen Toweling
300. 5 yards (loud 'lowcliu ............
25oz? y ards ood quality
30c
3'30
25c
25(:
‘4 y ards C alico
:o
war
30!
301‘
2‘lu
26:)!
L ’76
'Ia'rc
1 yard :50; m( h Cashmere all shades
1 yard fancy Plaid Draco (mods
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JEWELRY.
trzlllt
i"lI'I(H
25k
lilo l Iair handsmue Sleeve Buttons
35(' (‘ oicc cl ,
40c Pair Shell
35c Jet Pins. Ear Ring. hcarf Pins (Hie.
IIIarkcd dorm to
NOTIONS.
30c l Ul."lllll 'Iriplc Extract all mlnr<
“390 ":1inth lHloridu \\ atcr
.ltlc
H200
WI
34» '»
25c
250
.15,
27c
”3‘.
29v
290
25v
1 Shawl Sim I
‘
HOSlERY.
quota] liclnu will lII- found in hr-
83),
250
.lllu
20“"
250
‘35s
1! pairs
1 pair 1
1 air (louts' Suspi IIII(HIH:I..
99(-
300
'23cl
35(33
300,
" Gents
thst’l’osonm. we shall cut the him sliceoil the
that you can imagine
80c 3 Cups and Saucers”
DOMESTICS
.................................
3 yards 4- 4 good quality Bleached Muslin ........
1 all linen extra quality Towel ..................
DRESS GOODS
':( legunt gold plated Shirt Studs ................ l
I Stone hecklm (H ................................ '
ant assortment Lace Pins ............ {
are k Combs ......................... l
hhcuisor Ladics' Handkerchief four _\ ImrdvIul ,
.3 Spools of (‘ oltun ............................. I
1 Ladies" Blouse \l alsi ....................... j
Ibulllc R} xbco s Rm .Il Shm- Polish 1 bottle 9
l Armnonia and one in at Liquid (iluu ....... l
’ ( Hukes (laklI-v's sApplo Blossom Soap ........ E
l 7.: Kid Hair Brush ............................ 7
I llulr ('uIchr (Ind paper bust Hair l’lllw
l
I .................................. E
l lullllt’fi ( lulli livlt ........................... f
H.‘ Laulros‘ ErubroidcrI-(l )lull T ies ...............
1 pair Shears. all sizes .........................
3 dozen Safety Pins, IIiIchl—plaml. .. ..........
All gush. mlwrlizml under this (in HHpIIrtIm II! on mmmuhlc
'39P ( 1mm (If our NH liliIHri ........................
l Roys', Shirt “H inst ............................
Collars ..... . ............... . ........
Inir ( ull’s ....................................
.ndies’ Ribbed \ (Hsts .........................
.‘l Gonts' Mixed llalf llmw .....................
HOUSE-FURNlSl-TTNG GOODS.
We find ourselves II trifle overhauled in this department. so instead of wring”
'5',"
make them somewhat of a
196
I 190
cather Tick. . I ...........
5 yards hirting PruIt .......... . . ...............
1’ vauls fancy Plaid and Stripe. Dress Goods... .
(' helm» of all our 25c and 30c (iimps ...........
.H y ards lwsl Dress (Iingharus. . .2...
ll vanls good qualiis Dress (iingharrrs.. .......
H3 yam.- Pine Apple Tissue ..... . ...............
\
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buy
,4yi
flont Think for the Instant
That we donut recognise thefoct that it is hot just as well as you do, and that
homes to come out
(I, etc" we poem" have to otter bidder-manta so gratifying. both to ourselves
lolookyonrcolfinlhe (unify on
i. ’21”!
on its own bottom, we have decided to give one of
IQ Cent Sales.
\\ e do not think there Is a permn within a radius of 15 miles of South Nor-
walk but what knows that we give the very best values' In these sales.
Sale Will Begin Saturday Morning“
At 8:00 o‘ t lock sharp, and last during the follow mg
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
This Is giving you three days in which to come and select some of these or-
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33* per not all the rmgularpria' v.
80(- ._, pairsliI-uts' fast block and fancy Half “()er
2 pairs LadiIHs' fast black and func y Slow kings
l pair (‘ hildron s Ribbed Rom» .................
plain (‘lIilIln-n' ii Hosi- ..................
(It's Mlxvll llmit! ....................... i
lpall'llt'llls' fancy llalf lltltit' ....... . ........ !
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regular prime mi lie-Ic- goo-
Iqu M "I u wi tol ~ .........‘
:m:;m%$w&nlg :1..." axis I"Ilium .33...."nrlli"? WI: 35c 15 lnrngChluIIu ........ . ......... . .........
_ , loom-w“ 129(- lUlIIss B'orr eh.. .
womb-onwvmrm new 31ml? “M I“ I .
homer . w“, ,. . “,3, Hm", 30c lflsndsome Decorntmllhmellidlm
msrruavvabrsormcsi .. ,, ' w?“ ’ 30c (Limpmhbi etc... .. .... H ‘
wgimmmumo&m . , :5." “femurs... the dozen (ll 4.1.3.513733...223:7"
"u “in...“ h.“ “tofu day rim-Imam silcldozen Goblets.
”awn-l”, ” "“13“th “*8 “"9““ Wm” also 4 (Faktlll Risiu 8IIII Stove Polish .. .
33351;?» of?! L;"Ll‘°.2‘.i'“°‘{":f, 9250 Splendid (‘lot res I Inc 4
'1’ 0 “up. J ----- oooolosasa' all r'or
smulfitmzmn“ .3an «mud him “rundown: ggo lwasli TugISmml, extra value” ..
,M'”, n" orbs-sultan dds ”wt-owe??? :u (.3 omen poons .
whhhkhftflwflumuhu by“, W W“ ml lll-ll’lln...... I. Illtbeihlcvlrdinibeefillt ,
more nook-us! ”W‘W‘l‘" mm“ ”W”, 35c. ITeIIQIIart Dishl’on. l
mow-m (humanit- '3" ',‘°‘,"’“"" " “”JM‘KL 27c Ilium Milk Pan
“um “. m mm"mw?& :.W:}I;i le oaoaosvirtaoctso UD‘Ilolvoln.
”Mm prowlwll l. a; “guardx‘m'ym w til! l 300 imfififig B féa..!.’;,i..................... ..
‘ mum-ad rte-(.150. l I 'l‘ IIIiZZICIIIfC" ‘
m ‘a‘lsw'lort out,“ “mm“. "h m“, gig: “9363333“ on ”Kettgnm . .........
”I“ mama " ‘hd'dlnlfll“t~ W EIW ‘ij‘m mag” lbllfliovsoa-lalra Oil 5
m: ‘u‘" 5% i“ wuum‘mmflimu“ma”FinepainmcunM6&:‘P.”.-‘.HH..H..U.
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mm“ d”! fmh’tmkwmb. 0:“ fimm’tbfli’lwaugr label")? .. ............I.
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J“ "Pullmm Millecorsted'l‘ eal”otfiland............. V
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nun-nit? ~ north-Ulrich whom” no mmlymummllmem
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HARVEY. “fi‘é‘g‘fiw thaw mm; :3
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0AM: AT 'lel'fl “mm m
offiimnfieummm
leMBURNEB, W“. in W
o. 8. N. Win allktnds masts.
1.00 WOODL Wash!" 8t. EN
lino meals, flab, oysters.
H'Ml’l'll'liWAlilllNG’l’ONc MARKET. .Wnah-
lawman)! .mwul familytrm
’l'lCEAH mNAfillflao. almafi‘tvsfgc-rhnm
WltllBBRJJ’. nuns R. Mm
mflrh. manuals.
LUMBER DEAL!” I name ml.
RANDALL‘S MILL. 2.21. inor$ and timber.
roughorworkod toorrlsr
. lAiONS AID llun-DIII- ,
BEYMOU
“M. alarm“. minwcitsmsrv. an
SMITH, ‘1le TI. aWoot . ob-
blng promptly attendsdlo. " B. N ’
KARI!“ AND (3mm
”imp it world.” arble and deal.
no u 8
singer! of dlnk'lnds. work. in
Int 0m 7
”.3 it So.
COMMOCK BROS. Masonic
Main st, ii. N. Genders en's
FRANCIS A CO. at Washi
hots, gentlemen‘o furnishingmgfall It, Ell.
”mu! m 111101;.”
GUSOWSKT 3! Wall
guaranteedm the loteststulonnlwaymnd.
KOCOL'R. F. UN Main st. 8. Pine
oringaspeclalryo Repairing,elr:. N tall-
IILIJNZBY.
COLLIN RM. 12m 8.31.11st
materlfluced if M 0"
FITCH. AGNES M “Will ,,
”Old Staten Mmafi mt,
HUSH: menus.
GIBSON, ALEX S. 2! N Plano,
organ and harmony. envin " N.
overrun mm AND Dull);
DOYLW. ll. bliON mmuusx. «not
of Raymond.) Plants Weapons“ whole-
sale dealers in native oysters. ,
REEDa H01: ”IAN new-m SN. Plan
tors and shippers of Norwalk or
V.“ MIMIC, .1, Intel). P. 0. boxusfltN.
PATTERNS AND ‘01)“
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS (MAE—
lhorpc pmp.,ltlversrde ave 3 NJ! Hambur-
lng a spa-fairy. by new but water or hot
air References; Norwalklav
(sleaml: Dr. Bohemian, (steam): kn. l. “and:
null, (51
u sluni'f’i’lie‘l’mhfim Gran: fifiihm
and many others.
murmurs.
BRAINAR 130. 7 painter,
Psi M will and eflv‘e‘rmfm .
DEFENDANK GEO. H. " .Water at N. yllcu
ndslgn pointer paper hanger. decdralor.
mmoanarnns.
NORTH, (5.3.18 Washln on st. 8.N One
quality caly,andthntthe gtbeen
PHYSICIANS.
Burke, W. l'. omthand 47 “'ashinglnn or
‘1. S. limrrsllto lo, “03," I too
Pl AN" 'I'l.’ NE]! 8 REPAIR“
lll‘. \‘Di‘ 1-. t F (Milan and Knight ctr. N Ale
Iii .Ii.» r in pH. Hmoe or zans,sheet music, etc
1’]. ATINIE— Gill ll, Sll.‘ IH' BAND NICKEL
Nil' 1‘ Il _\Iill“' \l K PL ATINHLO. 49Water
sf. \ll kllIIl-ul’ rlv-(lm lulrngdone. llnlllllfl
(Ind retinhhing of all indn of met goods.
117A]. ESTATE AGENTS.
l.“ Tux .lAf UR )1 Washington or. next P. (I
s S. Property lurmlr. housestorent. (marlv
\\".I)(ID\\ABD ILA. \o. liaisons Eliminate
n III and building lots for role.
RESTAURANT“. ‘ '
BYXBEE. £11121th M8. N. Meni-
rIl all T our». Strict] first class ein a
spur. IA few table br’larderstak "1'25-
TAN? '5 ill»: PM RMAT'RANT, 3.21
it) flu» but, prlrenlhelowest. (It-renal]
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ll \lltlI'.» Miser fVaTiTIfl'EJT Youngladies
hoarding llllllllh) M‘llllll. Svrlnzlzml‘lflll»
MKS. iii“ Alre- or" for rls only
lmlirnJlillnideJS’. 2%” "$.39”. Am
MICRTHAND AND mn-wnrmn.
lAI'lrElt’ri ”.01“.th C [Plum Prli.
Us) and owning minor. head fore color.
li’l'l’AYll mourn AND rum
\(IRitAlJi IRON WI) (3
Water III I! N. nearllnl Pl“; MWATW 1“.
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out
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lH'Elieri, JOHN H. fl Washington momma
h,rI(k llmr. (cmentJinlr. plan
MIIIITIIN, JOHN B. Bl'l'n lor avenue, ii. 11
Al on layer of concrete w
51‘0"“ BAND” AND “Him
lit‘m' III“ M LANDON 9 liovlload It 8. N.
(In otut' rs (Ind watrr ro. P." .bon MT.
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