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Jam the can Across tits lost-d.
.r»
‘ ‘ W raihond‘ ntOysta" "Bay wfi begun
lioudny.
,theitrborintdnectnnewitnthem
WWI. Therewill benbulkhendliio
lemme on theshor’e‘front. There will
bencrib docqutfeet long connecting
'witll'n dock 400 feet long.to be con-
structedof’spruce spilestlriven closely
together. At thecndwill boatloating
bridgesndafturyslip. .
Thesteamersthntare to connect with
theflomtonlcroadwillbethe Express
alidtthnpe Charles. Tire latter was
hulltrixyenrssincstoieloss the Chesa-
peakebny,nndcost ”60,000. She is a
screwrtenmersnd is licensed to carry
1.” moms. Shedrnws seven feet
of wataandlustwinscrews. ' The Ex-
[semissvesselofthesamedimensions
Passengers will be conveyed from Brook-
IynorhnglslandCityscrmnthet-iound
without change of cars. Thedock must
be ready for use by September 15 accord—
ingtooontrsct. .
Thennrneoftbelinewillhe flicking
Island and Eastern States line. The
companies interestednre theLong Islam!
and New England Railroad company
andtheBoumionic Terminal company.
no new line promises to bee much
more important freight line than has
haetoforebeenpnblished. ltseemstlmt
Hr. Corbin has purchased the Culver
railroad, which;eatentb from Greenwood
totheweatshore oppositeStntw Island.
fromth pointatunnelto theisland
in mtemplatednnduntil such tunnel is
completodnfsrry line from the island to
thawed shoredepotof theCulverroad
willtakethroughcnrsfrom allpointsof
thewuttotheLonglslandrond. ltwill
requirehutaboutoncandone-half miles
of newrondtomaketbeconnection be
tweentheCulver nndIonglslandroads
and lhiswill be built outside of the city
limilsofBruoklyn.
' A IMOIMIVB EXPWDBS.
Engineer baby and fireman Barnes ‘I'er-
rthlylnrandatnta-fori.
EngirreNo.400n the New York. New
Haven anstrtford Railroad, exploded
early this morning in Stamford. The
locomotive was used in the Stamford
freight yard asaswitch engincandhad
beenthereaboutsix years. last month
shew-sent totherepnirshopistllew
'aneasndlndcomebsckymtenlay. A,
halide andthis camodthe boiler to
arflode. hgin’eerlelioy aadl-‘irelusn
Burnenwcrererriblyhrrned.
Dr.l71nrh'nlnmwl§uapn.
Dr. A. NChi had nnarrow coupe
yesterday afternoon. Heheepshis horse
inJ.L.Burbsnk’sbnrn nexttobhresi-
denesonSouthilsinsutet. Anemone
hewssengagedin harnesingthehorse
to his road cart. He had holdof the
bridle justmntraiu came in. Hill the
animnlfinkingfrighgdashqioutofthe
.Wariththepluckydocuwbolding
mfin‘igbridle. He guided the horse
senjtthomuttwtnoelectnc light
push the cancrof Bouthlfain and
mutants. Uponcomingincon-
tnctwith thepols both thedoctor and
horse werethrown to the ground,and
the wagon was overturned. Dr. Clark
hdltbnnkls wrenchedsnd the horse's
lidswmcut.
V‘l’heworh-laanlanhs.
‘ .‘hfiidgporthrmsr-ys: Anew-
“ “which this paper republished
y fromtlts New York Herald.
nonwntof an alleged personal
‘ termhlio‘lssve occurred onthe
spastbetwssnh’diwrusorp it. flying-
taststlnsmutounte. nod filltor
J. Thomas of the Bottth Non
walk Ir. Bylagton writes on
_ .. , Wile»
m.»ou lrtnst wrwordzol
trnthinltyonwillplenssdornethe
anions-runner.»
Yorkpapers from thir town byn
yossgAnsnlnsorthepers.”
Munro.
Shortly after ill o'clock yestenlny
nonmliuflelsnnCummlngs. of New.
m.d.,whohnpotntil.ti. O'Brisn‘s
lbUnionsvsnneJndoecs-ion mustn-
hthokmwhlch ‘wss surprised
radiant-(briskly. Ottoman-ism
sndanBrlsnmhoh-d just entered
tttshsass. rsnhtothskttrhmwlth
wstwsadshwsrswmonumotbttd
Wrench..." c“ .. r
mamas.
nouns
Wmnmsnmc
THE NEW LINE NAMED
Milli ISLAND All]! MM“
,wm oaths aswdookforlheiong
Thedockwilleatendmrtiuto
”Hf-lid“. iirelstards
bnckofthskitrhsu rangswarsonfire
and data rnrsrsmins.‘
m In Bill. 0" It I... I! W W
MMe
Robert VsnBuren and his little son
stunt the islands to-day in pursuitof
“u!“fifinyl' '
:‘GWT’E'Brmnnefl no tinny; :ot
Rose cottage at Bell Island. '
\ Twentydlv mploy is N nlk
“boldly ki'himtou’s ecl'|
to-dny in Cnptain Reddy’s sloop.
Sunday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, Rev.
1’. E. Bobbins, pastor of the Norwnlk
First Baptist church, will preach in the
grove at Bell Island. ‘
Lewis we. 1an took his family and
several friends out in the “Dolphins”
thin ‘ to view the boats of the
United Slater navy.
Dr. C. G. Bobsnnon has sold his'prop-
crty near Bell island to a party of Nor-
walk and New Canaan men. who will
erect summer wttages thereon.
'l’hecshinet makers in the employ of
Butch. Bailey & Co., are down among
the islandson their annual clam bake.
Brother Skudder, of New York. is with
them.
About 3001mm froth Orange, N. J.,
were at Dorlon’s Point ywterday. They
arrived there in the “Sylvan Stream."
Landlord Powers served one of his ex-
cellent shore dinners and the Elks dc—
parted for home well sntitdletl with their
day's outing.
our or rows news.
What In (loin: train—“tr-lil‘iorwali'a Near-
by Nelflrisorwnovvnylon.
Captain George Bell's spile driver is at
work on (diaries [owndes' propcny.
Mrs. Louise (‘ollycr entertained a large
number of friends Wednesday evening
at a lawn party.
A horse belonging to J. )1. Bowen
turned too short in front of the post-
oflice, yesterday, and the front wheel of
the wagon was broken.
Twenty-four ladies and gentlemen.
numbersof Rising Star Divisions. of T.,
enjoyed a ride in the Wellington last
evening to Westport Division.
Rev. (7. f}. Cullen, pastorof the Bap-
tist church. has extended an invitation
to the Rownyton Social club to attend
service at his church in a body next Sun-
day evening. The service will corn-
ltlcm-e at 7:30 o'clock.
Darlen.
Citation Webb. 339‘! twenty-four yennt.
a well known mident of this town. who
ratifieson the New Canaan maiatlclnpr
ed suicide Thursday night by inking two
ounces of laudanum. A physician was
summonedand after working over him
with astomach pump for some time be
was pronounced out of danger. lie win;
married about eight months ago.
The infant son of Clarence Smile-Id is
seriously ill.
Clarence Hall. who was nrrestedfor
utm-supportofhis family. was dull to
the county jail for thirty days by Justice
Koch.
George 0. Stevens, who has afarm in
(in-at Harrington. Hate" in spending a
few days at his homeon Prospect avenue.
Ills. Fred ticheuck. of Stamford. is
visiting at the residence of Justice Koch.
The case of George Clark vs. Charles
Muller, who committed suicide last week.
for a debt of .00. which was tobsve
been tried at if) o‘clock this morn-
ing. was adjourned until August :24.
Rev. Arthur Helilchol. of Wentvillc.
trill [limb in the Methodist church
Sunday.
The liethtrdint holiday-school cleared
obtmt M2 on their excursion to Yemen
thick.
Int. George II. Tilly is visiting the
fnrfrily of titan-go i). Sta-verso, in tirvnt
Barrington, M.
mm.
not Alan W, the «new resident
.t . ...yrnlmyptm in mm
3than washoruin Btnutforthaad
WM r, .Hllhmtflllnhsstitm
t
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What the Wheel-ea are lining.
Town Clerk Smith ill the bicycle fever.
Mi- hnn Bill is learning the art of
bicycling.
Frank 1’. Bastard, of East Nnrwsik,
has returned from his tour through flan.
bury and North flatten.
John J. flash, June- 11. Flynn and
Harry Merrill have beenelected members
of the Alpha Wheel club.
The Alpha Wheel club will unstable at
Jackson's jewelry store at 7:15 debut on
My evening for n club run.
its. P. B. Taylor, of Elstwood are
use, muted her ltudantl with n Cot
unilat- bicycle yesterday silt-rm.
The limnlk Wheel cisb.with Captain
V. it. Homeherin ootnnrnad. will wheel
to liflord tomorrow. starting st sso
. unite-thermostats on Wishing-
Murat.
llltints m “learn has.
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by M'Mol linttn.0¢ns.. wss
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mines All) camera. LN
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8.! ontn
mill and corn Assortment of
n. trusses, urea. etc.
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train our .) 7 malignant“, .
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GUNS. A
nllkindsnt ”Wilda-iijiiww“ ”1"”
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“a igloo and Waifikim-
lentil)?
m. s. it. an rm office. to one
lul'lfotlittn Wit. its ti. ill. also
.. rlew Immgcgnnpnny. mystidreis.
usnnwsnn h coroner.
QUIN’t‘AItD, W. C. flit-it: llall block. 5. 8.
mints, cumulus. etc. (see adv.)
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wound. mourn-no.3 ‘
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Wt‘in'iuoi’d’. $5.43.... loses huh.
TAYDOB co ts no if Washlnuton
it. s. is. alien! agitate insurance.
nsuuiwn oorrrmns.’
00M” 10 0 ' 138.00 8. 8. L'-
llemmsdlrmurg’tfiwn'sltoa tutti. tee ad.
aware ran ”not (70.”‘vflltbl .
moths. ..r. .anhusuistsntmys. n“
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thnmflmmxowtniammsm.nfwwm
PEOPLE‘S l'll lNB.CO.’l’be.4ftWashln o
rt. , Mamas-t.
"iistiin Stumble:
’l'llli 0011!“) AND (Willi! 01’ CITY
AND BOROUGH PEOPLE.
Wilma-Glowing lpnrtd 'I'hnir lions.
lit-M . tr '3 u e t
; “Wight-tint nffljowb Onset- wif-
nro Enjoying Hmaihbidbspitdltv.
'y 'd
mama: WW”
lire. A. B.Coleyhas returned froma
visit with friends in the country.
Henry Patter, of New York. is visit-
ing his parents on Wilton avenue.
Miss Amy Webster. of Brooklyn, is
the guest of friends on Maple street.
Rev. Otto Bartllolow. of Philo. ill, is-
expectod to make a visit here in August.
Willie Gilbert. of the West Rocks
rend. isspendingnfcw days in Weston.
Mrs. Anne Comatock, of New York. is
visiting W. W. (kunstook, South Main
street. .
Mrs. Charla Bosch and daughters.
Belle and Lottie. are visiting relatives in
Brooklyn.
hind-18. Conleyand daughter Annie.
of West sireet. are visiting friends in
Brooklyn.
Mrs. William Lacey and thulgbter. of
New York, are visiting friends on Elm
street, Nor-walk.
Mimes Aurelia and llelen Schlesinger.
of New York city, are the guests of Miss
Meda'Adams.
George E. liyatt. wife and daughter.
of Boston, are threading a few days with
James W. Hyatt. West avenue. 0
Hits! Mollie Cherbuliez. of New York
city. is spending a few days at Mrs.
Henry Carter's home on West are—
true.
Miss Agnes Atkinson. of Brooklyn. N.
Y., and Miss Allie Bowen. of Dnrien,
spent yesterday with relatives on Union
Park.
John i’tlitirit)“, will) is connected with
the Pope Manufacturing company‘s
works in Hartford. is in town for a few
days. _
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. St. John. and
son Harry. of Elizabeth street. will spend
Sunday with Mrs. A. , P. Jones. New
Canaan.
Miss Mabel (.‘holwell Miller. of West
avenue, is spending a few days in Bridge-
port. She is the gun-ll of Miss Kittie
Parker.
Mrs. William (imlfroy. of VanZandt
nv’enue. East Norwnlk, is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. William Albertina. in
Stamford.
William Moore, of Wilton avenue.
has left New York city for England. lie
sailed on the Cunard steamer L'rnbrin
anti will be nirtcnt about six “'t‘t‘krl.
Miss Rollie Millard. of this city. has
rctumed from a visit with friends in Phil-
adelphia and Norristown. Pm. accmn.
panied by her friend, Him Alice Brynn.
Miss Lillie Davis, of New York. who
has been making her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. M. Davis, of lianford Place, a two
weeks’ visit, left this morning for the
Catskills.
funeral of In. Charles :6. Buggies.
Tile funeral of Mrs. Charles K. ling-
gles, of Bridgeport. was held at 1 o'clock
this afternoon in the First l. E. church.
Rev. if. E. Bunsen. paslm of the church
oilicintal. The floral tributtrt from the
friends of the deceased in this town were
runny and beautiful. Friends from
Bridgeport. where the tit't'earlt'tl had re-
sided for the past four years. alts) ton-
included an anchor seven feet high. of
roles, csrnntions and‘otlm blunt-s,
and at the top a dove. 'l'ltetle
tokens of affection and esteem were
tattwfuliy arranged around the casket
by funeral dimctor Jennings. of the
borough. The rent-ins will be taken to
Bridgeporttmtheiltlititruinandinterred
at Mountain Grove cum-tery. Prayer
willlmotforsd at the grave by Rev. W.
w. Memoir tbwfltst it. n
(flaunt-mew: “ “'
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1.; uncharacteristic. 2! l.
Chutes A. Jewell, chairman of the
relative committee, 't’. II. 0.11.. of
t. lat addmnsd s‘circular
letter to the members of tilt-National
(lunrdof the ststeof Connecticut. stat-
lttgthnt permissionhss loco-octave! to
have n‘ large tent adjoining the state
camp at Risotto. where the soldiers may
smndthslr iehlrs time. ‘l‘hctent will
be nupplial with new. migraines,
games and tnblar. with conveniences for
letterwritlng. Withthscorstsntot the
chaplains attractive religion I???”
wliihshsldwhenndvhnble. Prominent
Y.l. (thrash will he in charged
thstsm. , . p 7 .. ‘
“ital W Obtained 't'as my.
Dr. (2. A. um, secretary of the
state board of health. will. upon the
msstlsgflthelsglslstare, presentapstb
tionrslstlngtothesstswitbwhlch per-
sons withbut little medical education
trilnrtetl many hltlulwnte pieces. 'l‘hese srstlsldforfonr
, a. . .... .-....,., .
THE WAR l8 OVER.
rs- rslnm rim Adopted a Paulie
Attitude.
Thomsn, .W.Bnrding.8.$
W.".8mitl
This agreement was reached after Gov-
ernor Buchanan absolutely refused to sn-
tortnin in any way tits resolutions ndopted
nt the miners' mutating. andinforutsd'
the strikers that the convicts would be
sent back to the mines.
SHE WANTED A BOY SHOT.
list the (marge 'I'hnt Was Intended for
Illn- Klllnd Her.
nrrnuvormt. Ala. July ~Wlsnls‘
Thompson. a tsu-yenr-old girl, quar-
relodwith a boyabout the same age at
Colbert lteurve. landerdnls county. She
sent another boy, for a gun. and when it
cameshagtold him to about thn boy with
whom she was quarreling.
The boy tired, but he ndssed the intsnd~
ad victim and hit the girl. killing heron
the spot.
This Pasteur End a onset Iiarwnr.
Frank hi. Pennington, a well known
chines here. has just been granted a pan
sionof eightdollarsn month. This w-
one of the most complicated andlaterute
ingclnlmswhlch huevarbeenilled lathe
pension bureau. lie in n nntivs of l'lorida.
In April. till, he enlisted in a Confederate
Wat for ninety days. Just before his
tsrmexpirnd he was conscripted for three
years. At the bnttleof Kenn-aw flountsin
he was captured.
While a prisoner in Illinois he enlisted
in the United States navy. on board the old
ironsldas, when his gallantry in action at
the dual assault on Port Fisher is officially
mentioned. lie was afterward transferred
to another vessel. and in cannula-nee of
leaving It without proper papers he was
placed on record as a deserter. The sen-
tence of desortion has been correctadnud
an honorable discharge procured. with or
rears of pay and nown pension—Bergen-
town (P1) Enterprise.
Philadelphia's Its-ther- Visitors.
Pulunrunu, July 25.“?‘19 Trade
ilrecolnpany of New Orleans arrived in
this city and were greeted by a committee
fromths Volunteer Filamea’n association,
whose guests the New Orleans oompnn
will be the out four dnyn. Last evso
headquarters, when President Hughes
bnde them welcome. After the reception
n hanqust followed nt tbs Mnnnsrebot
hall.
Abdnetar ‘l'ntro’n loll-a loosed.
litmus. July $.~'i‘he untue of Tntro,
the abductor of Augusta thinner, I ran
prontlnsatly in the police annals of
std. His best remembered oriatinnlnet
wannaarissef burglnrtssin the winterof
ran. Taro-ad "All" Cherry wars arrest-
sd. Cherry turned stnta‘n "Mace. fin
was afterward banged in New Jersey for
killiagnwoatnn. Tntrcwsnser’vtoWsatb-
m
Alanntlolnlyhrlsatna.
sell-ti
tone Calculation company" in plnnntns
tosntnhlishnoolcny of auto intract- in
tho-tntsofsonorn. lien, and it has at»
myrtlforthspurohsssof a wall“).-
Mnerssnhout "snarlin- south of Yu-
rnn.A.‘l'..oaths thsrnPnsiflcrail-
. , , Lewis aunt.» wtm 1:.
‘WJ. anal-matured“ ’ ’
W *"'":lli"""“l
Witness the. of
thou-ail tel-r on tbrshnnsot’ .
momentary-ointment.» tins
wivsslnthisstnts. Thrusofthsutnrs
rsstdattsot Kilsavilln ills wives rang
in at from twenty-two to fifty years.
Pennsylvania's Band on».
' “n t .
. “Pu“ took ”I.“ at the flremsnhml wder; underordinnry service conditions
lilillllllltumuiltb
is :1 Terror.
DEATH DEALT AT A DOM m
n. r... .t’ to. rm.m-w moo-u
lw mm “the Ballot! Slit“;
"cl-“filtlsr n; flood a i'ietio oi ll'wavy
Manna. as Arty Country.
Nu Your. July {ti—The first high
power gun of 12.5mm comer built in this
country was tired yesterday at the United
States proving ground. on Sandy llook
Point. The results.” expressed by the
ordnpncs ofllcers present. were nntlafnc-
tory from every standpoint. They show
that American ordnsnen staking inequnl
h the best in the world, and that sectional.
Manes with American guns can be made
ductivc against any ironclsds on the face
it the (man.
Hot Fully loaded Either.
This gun, which is a steel bmschlondlng
rifle. ‘wns sent from the National foundry,
at Wntnrvllet. N. Y.. to be tested more
than n month ago. it has taken this time
to transport the gun from the govern.
meat dock and mount it in its present po
sition.
”eaten-pt Gibson superb-tended the
nrlngnnd loading. with the assistance of
. Sergeant Joesph W. Warwick and a party
of ten noldierx The tests were not for the
ordinary service charge, which consists of
“0 pounds of powder. but were conducted
under nrcdnes-l charge of to pounds of
German brown pristruntic powder and a
projectile weighing hill) pounds.
no Touched the YJIctric Button.
At 2:!) Lieutenant Gibson reported to
his senior officer, Captain limth. that the
new gun was loaded and ready for tiring.
Red flags were waving along the line of
In warning passing vessels that n lllll3~10|l
solid shot would soon he skipping along
the waters from Sandy Hook l'olnt.
At $85 hientennnt Gibson gave flue sig—
nnl for everybody to leave the gun and go
under the bombpr quarters. and then
touched the electric button which fired the
first liltinch den! hrcecltlondlng rifle. a
type that isdestined to become an impor-
taut factor in the problem of protecting
our almosttlefsnnt-lcss scuuonst. ' '
It Shook the Very linrth.
When the shot left the muzzleof the
gran turn that was an explosion that
rhockthsvsry earth; A! the heavy mass
M “cut its way through them
virus run (out distant it plowed its way
through the water five miles to the can!»
ward it first struck the water shout 1,0“)
yards from the shore and then rlcoehotred.
making n bound about fifty feet in the air.
it struck again about mysrds further.
throwing aloft a great volume Jf water.
made another Digits? and was lost to
view.
Initial Velocity 1.413 l‘t-et.
As soonas the gun was cool Lieutenant
Gibson and his corps of mininllla swung
opened the ‘Ltllt‘pound breech plug and
made an examination of the stint-t of the
first fire. The pressure gauges showed
IMHO pounds to the square inch, with an
initial velocity of mm feet per second.
These results differed but little from those
estimated by the experts balon- the gun
was even commenced
[gun] to the lien! Vorntgrt (lawn.
Yesterday's tent was an important one
in the history of heavy ordnance in this
country, and shows that. American guns
are equal, if not superior. to any that can
be built abroad.
The great Krupp ride of thssamcenliber
only tin: n charge of in: pound» of
the American gun can stand +10 pounds
nndnttniuarnnge of twelve ratios. The
forging; tube and Jackét of this gun were
furnished by Schneider ii: (In. in France.
but the boring: were made at Wntervlrlt,
and the jacket shrunk on and built up
under the direction of Captain 1.. 1. llruif.
of the ordnance corps. Since the building
of this gun the foundry at Wutervilet has
been enlarged and new plant added there
and nt the Bethlehem iron works, so that
now all parts of the heavy um can be
built in the United States. run log to err-
tlrely independent of the autumn untim-
lecturers.
r» llltott Jury stm out.
Commons, 0., July lit—The lnrmcn'
inrydtd not mire last night with the
but cams very nsnr it. Attp
- at. they gave notice to tbs throng than
was eagerly wnitlng lbont the court-
honssthnt no verdict would In reached
during the night. The popular belief
newtsthnt eleven stand for the month"
vnrdict, while one hangs out for socond
first. As usitsmsnt now stand», it
lnotfara will with the jnrymnn who
camadttngrtsnunt. , ,
‘ tauntint‘tfmf- its-ital}
Bi. P Ju H -and
“iii-With”... .Athitle club
have issued a statement that their club
will have nothing more to do with the
llnlllttrnimtncns light; that no pngtlistte
entertainments will hereafter be given by
the club, and that no arrangements for
known that the law prohibited such trill»
httioas.
lawn ”shunts at In.
Burrito. Italy a. ~11» Ottvttsnd
racy. which numbers not incur
basqhnt busdnsnli for a meeting on
Wednsttlny nest to tnh notion upon the
ritual of thsenafsrsnes to give n hearing
toths club's committee. The Cleveland
aunts-rat ling lent to Prison.
Naw You. July amour A. King,
Milan: Haiti '0' m "3%“
ng sompssy
III. N. 1.. with stealing mm
blunts W was unusual to its»
Recorder north. Xingu mil man-w
tsl’stsrson.
tasnt four yearns-ti liv- months
v
unionism-sham
Our New Twelve loch Cannon ,
can would hnvs been lands had it been 3
advnn‘ . of
To make cvcrythinfitdnd on its own‘
our old-time
At 3:00 o'clock sharp, and
MONDAY AN
ccllcnt bargains.
VALUE
HERE
35c
25c
: .
30c
25c
300
32c
25c
25c
5 yards best quality Calico. .
2 yards Uutin Flannel .....
:2 yards good
DRESS
2hr 1 yard 3.; inch Casluncne, all
301'
30C
291‘
251’
.y-
~40
25c '3 yards i’ilw Apple Tissue. .
30c.
35c
29c
400
350
400
35c
4 handsome Ornamental Ha
.lt-t l’ins, Ear Ring. écarf
NOTl
l Ullllcc Triple Extract. all 0|
‘2 ltuiilt-s Florida \Vatcr .....
301‘
291 '
film
201‘
31h:
300.
351'
25v
250
L’it'
25c
29c
29c
5 Slnmls of (‘ottml ..........
1 Ladies' Blouse \Vaisi ......
l 1 bottle iyxbw’s Royal S]
t Ammonia and one best
1 ootl linir Brush ..........
l lair Curler and paper host
1 Shawl Strap ...............
l iéltllt's.('i(tlh l’vlt .........
HOSl
300
32c
2.50
300
L’a'ic
25f“
‘35c
29c
290
301:
23c
35c
3ch
'3 pairs iimtts' fast black and
'3 pairs lnin ‘
1 pair 1 oys' Mlxed ilose.
l tair (icnts' Suspenders. . . .
0 mice of our Neckties ......
l lioys‘ Shirt Waist .........
2 (icttts‘ Collars. . . . .. ......
l mir Cuffs .................
3 .ndies’ Ribbed Vests ......
:l lients' Mixed Half Hose. . .
tlmr you can imagine.
30c 3 Cups and Saucers ..... . . .
c blaficmmuo 3‘
f/l , Be r mhsn'ssnss‘sb
. 2 tindeomeficcoratml
thump complete.
30c ldozeu Ginssesmmuw
36c ldomn Goblets .....
25c Splendid (not so Lino. .
do]
270
title 1 Flag.- n...............
35c l'l‘en ltrt Dish Pam...
27c llllxtrn Milk Pan......
30c :1 Dinner Plateau”
..
it
tut-
25c 1 Oil Stove Tea Kettle...
3th: Handsome Vin r Crux-t”
bile Elegant Fruit 1) hm......
ii‘inc Painted Cuspad
27c 3 Decorated Sauce
2 Wenden Pail full size. . .
tile 1 gallon Glass
tiic Rose Decorated
alto Good Dinner Pnii..........
We 3 large Fancy Stri Bowls.
250 Elegant Glass Bu tor Dish.
35c Gootlhunchiinsket.........
35c lChnmbt-r
be i Polka Dot Sugar Shaker. .
10c 2 Gilt Band Plates, tea sire.
29c 1 Decorated Tea Pot Stand.
§
.0
la
ootnesarly
rtotcotmon
“mug“
in.
“onmnm a
That we donot recognise thefnctthatit iehot just aswell as you do. and that B
log to make you leave your comfortable ho
Um: , etc. we shall have to other inducements
and to your ty-ketbooka, that on feel ashamed to hrok yourself in the face, if you
should not (9 lb otters. .: . 0
bottom, webave decided, togive, one of
...» ll: QMMC: *1”: illuti’tui‘s'
30c 5 yards Apron Ginghams. . .
2 yards best Linen Towcling ....................
5 yards Good Towelin . . . . ......................
fl . 'qualit‘v cather Tick ...............
5 yards Shrrtmg Print ........
8 yards Calico ..............
:1 yards 44 good quality Bleached Muslin.
l all—lurch extra quality Towel ..................
'2 'ards fancy Plaid and Stripe Dress Goods
(3 oice of all our 25c and 300 Gimps
1 yard fancy Plaid Dress Goods
2 yards best Dress (iinghams ,
ill yards good qutrlitv Dress iiinglmms ........
l ' ir handsome Sleeve Buttons
(,‘ tort-e elegant assortment Lace Pins ............
’alr Shell lint-k Combs .....
marked down to .......
:H lentsor Ladies' Handkerchief. f aucy bordered
All gtrtnirtittlYt'i’lifl‘d under this department nremtmnnblo goods. and tin-
tpnttod below Will be found to lit-33} per cent. oil' the regular price.
'3 pairs Latlics' fast black and fancy Stockings
1 pair Children's Ribbed Hose .................
lpairiients’ fancy Half Host l
......W ‘w ....... ....
HOUSE-FURNISHINO GOOD
We find ourselves a trifle overltilntled in this th~pnrtuwnt.
tllnt'l'orunm. we shall cut the biggest slim-oil tin-
...t.u..- .-
mc Dishes: . .‘ . I ......
.....-
ihlc i cakes Risin .Sun Stove Polish
Wash Tub Stand, extra value. .
:tWoodcnSpoonsW .....
liwlblnnn
300 lRockinghnm Tea Pot.......
it
(ill ‘nn.......
nter Pitcher... .
sdnssdny asktoseesucbnndsuch
wsdnninenmpdhdwmfmssthitrnleposittrely
w
lomlak Boston Stile.
' .3 ‘WABHlHOT-Ofl STREET.
st. N. superior cut
I .u »%fi t
mes to come out and buy Dry
so gratifying. both to yourselves
)3: drill}.
a
. ,it mono"!
GS;
igm:
vr ..
We do not think there is a person 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 M
0m.
last during the following ‘ g
D TUESDAY.
This is giving you three days in which to come and select some of ”109.0 an
H.
nourish—res
Arc always worth their full value. However. we make them somewhat of a
coder. as well as to serve as an advertisement for us.
....................
....................
.....................
p 190
J 190
190
it Pins ...... . ....... l
j 190
................... l 191;
................. J
190
anon ...............
GOODS.
shades.
’9‘! ......
...............
l
I
J EWELRY.
.‘3 elegant gold plated Shirt Studs ................ ‘
’2 Stone Necklace ........ ._ . . .
..................
Pills. eic..ctc., all
ONS.
lt‘ll‘s ...............
toe Polish. 1 bottle)
Liquid illue ..... . . l
L’ cakes i iakley’s Apple Blossom Soap .......... l
l
Hair Pills ........ 1
................... l
r ‘.
'3 Ladics' Embroidered Mull Tit-s ............... | 190
1 pair Shears, all sizes ...... ‘
............. ......1
25c :ltlozmt Safely Pius, nickel-plated ............. )
ERY.
pnt-t-s
fancy llalf llose‘
.................. {L
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t-o ......... t .....
Ill:
3.
minateml of tar-villi;
regular prtcm on New gmds
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twin-Inn!
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to... ......
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.
Inns still- aIOvOIDOI
......auntsss
..... hllllletnlvnnn.
.....
one. .......... 0-...
tits-.... ....... OI.
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ntt..at.uutsotttt
ta-toitstntsstttsto
ssttsr ....... stunn-
tihsdtl.lbosnsloDIU
l lbllll'nllnssi
tttitt.stoit-u
,
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In In lie-OGOIIOIOD
snsrnsosttsee-nnser
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Illnlnbllnsnotnsbln
strssteo-ts-aattstt
OlfilbtflbllalaalbbUOJ
And lots more of other just as good bargains.
mmtogrtilnrtchotm tine-tore; do
{mm ii ,for
is, at
ems ort Tnsalsy eventn‘ .
‘l’llii all their patentn. larltldt
wt
“Whirl... Mr .
mm: ”Al“!
carcinogen I» um
um: mountains.
mm we
NORWA W0
with“ " .
repairs for man ' . . ‘ . x
'Ol'llw. W. A. Kni I‘- N» M
alum mmrmmwrfxmuM-‘t '
mamas Wm m0”,
w.w~wmmm "- :rl
sheafiadinaa.
retains. .
AVIBONJLllioNslnst N. vi.- “
“Dbl“. “I: gator-t . .
lobet] ml trail in: it ._ w
on”. Air JUDD‘BMW. a
r- noun-I. err. -
BMITH'SW srr'riwrox ' Ianh
“tension n;.83&rnenta,ponl_ Wbm
& ASH,BN Haiti 3. . ”in.
poultry. etc. L'honlce cutsfln‘t rice:
wens LEMMA! Edmonton-tn.
modifies. tablgsg'tn.
lllllBEB DEAL!” I M110 “-1115.
RANDALL’S M1 1. EN. lumber and timber.
roughorwtuk Ioordsr.nrouldtau,trlm4stc.
“8038 AND alumna. ‘
s cstrmmnnwweu .“ ~
”chewed cm ... r e
mam arm warn.
B338, P. W. Water Si. N. “11me Ill
andmnrblswnri. dealer "
stoneworkotallkladn ‘ u in
since noun-Ins. '
COMSTOCK BROS. Masonic halhi' N4. It So.
Main at. 5.x. Genuemen‘n furnishing m
FRANCIS & C0. 83 Wlnhd teas. N. lino
huts, gentleman's turn of
mum ram »
uL‘sovvs ' ”E. n Wall It. a- W a
guarantee ; the latest skill?”- on hand.
KOCOUR, I". 11 No. Main at. B. N. 'Yine tail-
oring a specialty. Repairiu. etc.
WY-
R.M.12Mainnt.s.x. Ladle-own
‘m-terialusedifdeeired.
1"ch . son it our .
«...? Within will nhmif'
learn nan-ma.
GIBSON. aux s. a list-win st, N. Tiano.
organ and harmony. ‘
ors'rnrt mums Aim rum '
r13". w. n. a son, lat Wnrer at, e. N. (foot
l Plant caportersarflwhele-
sale ealersln nativmmrs.
REED it: HOL‘SMAN. l3t Water st ax. " Plan-
' onion.-
cosles,
ters and shippers of horn-nik
VAX XAME. J. La C0. 1’. 0. bananax.
PATTERNS AK!) MODELS. _ ‘
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS ChasJLAin-
thorpe, prnpnlti srsids av "(Wheat-
3;? a specialty. y steam at water or hot
. .- “:‘cmxmr . m
:9 sum : . nan. (steam , u-
om. tsthml: John 't‘mm,’ that Kiri; William
H. Smith. (Sim); (trace (.‘hrlrwh, Mair):
and many others.
PAIm . ' '
BRAINARD, F. c. 7 Water- am. a painter.
, l'ninugold silver signs, a! A 0‘:
(”STEM 30. If. 'i Water 5 ‘8. House
and sign painter. pspsrhnger. «orator.
’ ruroroormruzns; . t
SORT". G. hi 73 Washl
quality only; and that t
PHYUICIANS.
Burke. W. (2. office 45 and 4? 'ashlngton at.
S. S. Hours 9101». l to 3. i in ii.
PIANO IliNliR It HEPAIBILB.
ii}; NDEE. C. F. cor Wall and Knight 315.3. Ala
dealer in pianos, organs, sheet music. etc.
l'LA’l‘lSG—GOIJ). SILVEBASD NICKEL
SOUTH StiltWA‘LK l’LATlSii CO. 9 “'nter
tit. .\ll kinilsof electroplating done. fishing
and refinishing of all linden! nut-migrants.
BEA]. ESTATE: AGKH‘I‘I.
LAYTOXJAI‘OB ll. Written»- to
5.8. we" y forsale. houses to dim adv
WOOIHYARD. E. A. No. Main “.83. housesto
tiling lots for sale. i
a
but?" 8. 8,, One
rent and bui
BEs‘l‘AlllAN‘IB.‘
BYXBEE. F. F. DRailruad Place, 8. N.
at all boom. Strictly first class in nefl
slit-rt. A few tabla boarders taken.
LAXEZ'S DEPOT RESTAURANT. B. N. '
lty the best. prices the lowest. Open all a t.
SCEMUL
BAlitli’.‘ Misti lxs'rlrcmx. Younglsdiea
board 1;}: and day school. Spring term April I.
slits. MEANS 8011001. t r rls and 1':
ladies. Hillside, x. spun: toga opens .351 g.
fillttI’l’llAND AND 'rvrx—vvnr'rnto.
lutl'lmlt's BLOCK. 8. 8. C. I. Plumb. Prln.
Day and evening minus. send forcircular.
“BAD! ENGINES AND I’m '
NORWALK 1110! “'0sz COMPANY. The
Water st. 5. 3. near Railroad bridg-
R'I'KAIBIIIP TICK" aunt-rs.
LAYTON. J M'OB lit. Washington st,nsrt P.
5.x. Pass. ticketulrsflaruoney orienting
STONE DRAW
FERRIS. JOHN if. it Washington as. l
brick. lime. cement. hair. platen“: a m
)ltlil'l‘tth’. JOHN it. a T S.
Aim layer of concrete w M ‘mu R
.‘t‘l'lfl'l’ifl. [4‘86” AND "BA
KPM'Hl'M. LAN“)?! filler! it. 8.3.
tins storm and water heats . . t). has “1’
“MILL. JJV. at Washington It. H. X.
TRUCKIKO.
)tttil'l‘ttleiilNltfl'l’n hravonnefidl. ht
and heavy trucking pro’mptly stunned tis‘.k
will!!!”
JESXlNGt-l. .l. D. . if m. M
deuce 3 Ila: st. {Hangar}. It,
mourn. 0w. 3: No. this st. ti. 8. Open
M I ll”.
RAYMOND. oso. it.» and a not I .
linsidencazlierkslsy It. Telephone 4' a
uac‘os“ ltl'. Lands: "
a
Real Estate and flours at. (is In.
advance [meat- _. re. s . at.
Ocean stump Tents-— binnnd rm.
llrnftl for £1 and npw s. a item
tutti parts of Europe. Jotnry he; -
Mirna-n taken. Ilni hats. it’s:-
MOMS edtodsstlnntlos. . . l,‘
. ' i unit to ”than.
Juwa'fiiww l
"“9
Ellie-um mu” -~
IVEBS Mill Hill] Plllll
ltwhmrm. cnn be seen by «miu'itit or at
”it". K. reams.
organist of the Horn
teacher of Plano
alk Ell. I. sit bra-t
dam. in West avenue. . malt. w
ALBIN MALMO.
Drain in all kinds of ” '1
Fruit lilil tilted I% .
anlt’i‘nllhnt, DIIJC‘A t
flutter. Eggs. lfrdfinnrtg Batman
soars mint mss‘i mu m.
millet-nit. , mm
. . ,. !! .. _ 1v”!
IlllTll “IV.“ Mill“ tilt.
in "subtracts street. ‘ ‘
pm.“ ”timid". a...“ 'l'fi‘fi. n‘tf" '
Wintmmstb allowed“ ondsnflts.‘
Ahilfi'fms {its
toll
one...
th‘ttn‘m tits hemm ‘
“radii-lags“: "i5“.
W. m
’“" ‘Wfl
ll rt
Mill v
late is:
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