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South Norwalk. Ct.
' . " from $10.00 to $750.
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gallihm'mmfl-m‘m s “1:? vice to ths‘Deinocracy. , " ~ H must-mat ' _
, pectedI .tho ' it it filothe y f ‘ m w ,L‘ A. ‘2
, §o su . ”the fireworks eyes. It; “awn“ mam IT’WAB READ ATTAHAH HALE
venecats inside thegrounds. The dts- him- .
play consisted of mammoth rockets,
mines, flower , n wheels, and
grand spectacu r '
_ stars and
stripes. The exhibition ended with a
tlig t of rockets. Following this the
members of the club enjoyed a «lanes in
the casino. This was the second Fourth
of Jul display given by the club and
was abig success.
Yesterday the friends of the In ad-
ent Tennis club gathered at the ree' ence
of Charles E. Jennings, Weststrest. and
witnessed some very exciting games.
Therewere three rizes awarded to the
winners. The rat, a shaving raise,
went to Samuel Hoyt in the singles.
The score vvnsas follows: Singles, first
round, I1. Dunning heat C. E. Jennings.
Jr.. 6—1. 4-6. 6-2; G. has best W. Beers 7-
538-6, 6—2: H. S. Mitchell heat A. B. Jen-
nings 64, (l3; 8. lloyt, thirt . beat J, L
Jennings. scratch. 7-5. . Second
round. 8. Hoyt heat ll. Dunning 64,6.4;
m Guy when: 1!. 5. Mitchell so. 4-6. 9.7.
. fist: house at their parlors on Main Third round, 8. Hoyt beat 6. Lee. 678, 6-
mandat midnight kindled a large 4. Doubles. first round. J. L. Jennings,
re. The Alpha Wheel cluhwelcom— A B. Jennings, scratch, bent ll. Dun-
edtho day from their headquarters ning and W. Beers. fifteen, 7-5, 8—6;
with fire and cannon crackers and S.Boyt and G. Lee heat C. E.
, noisy wea us. During the night Jainings and ii. S. Mitchell, 60, ti-
Iotnoonc starts a bonfire on the hill 4. Second round. J. L. Jennings and A.
near the town house. B. Jennings, scratch, vs. S. lloyt and (i.
In South Norwalk the boys curbed he, fifteen, was not finished on account
their enthusiasm until 4 a. m., but it of darkness. The score stooddtl for the
. broke out in spots during the night. former in the first set and in the second
It was a glorious day, gloriously ceie. was 6 ti. The prizes for the doubles were
ma. two pair of tennis shoes. '
iconirfisor “The DM‘.
Daniel Malone. of Lowe street. had his
face and eyes piled with powder from ‘a
cannon. ls lit the face but it did not
burn. fast enough. so be commenced
blowing. it when cannon went 96'.
While firing a olver loaded with
blank cartridges from behind his back.
Sid Smi , of the borough. acci-
den iysent the charge into timing of
Daniel Gautiey, who stood near him.
Frank Holmes, of East Norwalk, a
Santa“. newsbo , had the right side of
his face filled wi powder from a can-
non he was firing, making a very pain-
ful wound.
Someone shot of! a large cracker in
Casper Zoeliuger‘s saloon on Water street.
makingabole in the floor and tearing
the ceiling in several places.
Frank Cessna, of Washington street.
sustained a severe injury to his left eye
by powder from a cannon which he was
tiring up town.
One of the large windows in Smith's
Washington market was blown out early
yesterday morning. probably by a large
cannon cracker.
A_ large hole was humor! in cigar denier
Theile's awning by someone throwing a
firecracker upon it. The. awning was
torn down.
Wendell 0. Ashton burned his tin r
badly last evening while shooting a y
rockets on West avenue.
Young John Sheldon burned one of
his fingers yesterday.
h-Proaldsnt Cleveland an. Isnda ‘.
Letter from (tray Gabby—A ”lotto.
[allied 0M and Notable Oslo-
brntlo- of the Bay at Woodstock.
flawless, July 1—17» chief feature of
thsoslsbratlon oflndopendencebayin thh
tity was the with annual celebration by
the Society of Tammany or (kilnmbtan 0n
derat Tammany Hall. Ths'hailwaabeau-
tifnlly decorated. 'l'hsexsrcises manned
by thoplayingofnationalairsbytbesixtr
ninth Regiment band. Grand Sachem
Thomas I". (lilroy delivered uhort address.
heartily welcoming those present. He then
introduced the quartet of the Tammany
Glee club, who sang sonic patriotic ballads.
The Dedaration of Independence was neat
read. The reading was frequently inter
rupted by the applause of the audience.
Addresses were made by Hon. W. J.
Bryan, ofoNebraaka, and Ron. J. C. Pendle-
too, at West Virginia; Bourke Cochran,
Senator Gillan. of Maryland; (,‘ougreraxixan
Crain. of Texas; Congressman Earle, of
Tennessee; (‘mgrsssman Cummings, of
New York; Congressman Heard, of Ilka
souri: Congressman Herbert; of Mimimippi,
and Congressman Hemphili, of South Caro
tine.
Among the letters of regret m the fol-
lowing from tax-President Grover Cleveland:
llr. Cleveland'a Letter.
tint! tiannrs‘ i,
Benson‘s Bar. Elan. June. a). so:
To lion. Thomas F. (lllroy, Grand Sachem;
Duo sin—«l acknowledge. with thanks. the
mummy of an invitation to attend theoelebn
, lna glorious manner yester-
day. Clocksbadno mors' than tolled
Whourofmidnigbt, Sunday. when the
www.mb bornmlrscnekm,
, illis ringing of‘ehorch and school
sun. .1 um everywhere an rejoicing
over the results so far achieved.
“Therm are: Elected. 95b Con-em
v . ; liberals, as; Liberal- aioniats, 'l.
Tho-liberals have gained eleven seats, the
Tories two, and their allies the Liberal-
Unhikta, have gained one seat. The not
sail for the Liberal party and Irish home
rule is therefore eight scabs.
ougbendoftown. The small boy and
anmsofoideryears were out, brim full
ofl‘tairtliofduly enthusiasm and rule-
chief. Gates were removed, stepping
‘fllllan O'Brien Attached.
m. July 5.~William O‘Brien wu
fiercely attacked by the Penicillin. He
was surrounded by hundreds of his friends
and guarded by police. The Parnellitss.
however, broke through the surrounding
crowd and badly wounded Mr. O’llrlen by
strikinghtm on the temple with nstone. Mr.
(Vii-ion wu removed to the nearest homo
andmodical aid was summoned. A fierce
struggle between the factions followed,
which the pollen M-repowerless to prevent.
Harry persons. including priests and mm
smiths, were seriously injured.
m turned over and other pranks
1 ‘ The Norwalk Military Institute
m scream the 3090K 13.11"“
- In. llcad’s and Miss Baird’s
‘ ' thnixenginecompany kept
a cun-NA-GAEL uvsrenv.
gator Papers Brought to ”sit by a
Suicide in Pitt-tum.
Prrrsannu. July a—James Riley commit-
ted suicide in the county jail by strangling
himself. The officials are very much my»—
tiled as to bill identity. Papers found upon
him go to show his connection with the
'flia Barnum: Picnic.
The picnic given by the Hungarian
Sick and Benefit society on Benton street,
yesterday. was largely attended, and a
bows nose rim xsmsns.
ins-ans of People at Rotor- Paul-Salk
A Chestnut Street Lrltlo (llrl Fatally
, fag Parties and Picnics.
Burned—ell favor or lsbans.
_ . (loo fth llflthanni nary fAuierican lode. .,
1’me“! Bl RON)! P01!"- Wflsyae'l'fln An unusually large number of new “mm“ good timeisrcported. A We. pengcnc: by the 12mm; moiety on the 10"”6‘“ "e “m mm“ [mm Brook-
]chicted it would be. the dents of neenous nature took place, one headed by ",9 Hungarian orchestra ’01 fourth day of July next. 51"
day of the season at that. popu-
rssort. It seemed as though never so
many ple were helm present.
At any rate, Nor-walk was never so well
accommodations for
rs to and from the
particularly sad one resulting in the
death at 5:10 o'clock this morning of
Elsie Nash. the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James B. Nash. of (‘liestuut
street. . lzlor parents went out sailing
with a party of friends in the yacht
“Princess." Thinking their little. girl,
on only child of five years. would be
safer ouhifnd thandin the brat, thfiybieft
her wit xergran parents. r. on v.9.
Gershorn Raymond,who live at 39 8 ring
street. Soon after going there 'ttle
Elsie went out to play with a friend,
Minnie Jesse. a daughter of W. C. June.
who lives next door. The two girls
were shooting off tire-crackers when the
little Nash girl‘sdresstook fire and en-
veloped her in a mass of flames. George
Sherwood was one of the first to are the
girl‘s peril. and calling to some ladies to
get a lanket. be bounded over the fence.
caught Elsie in his army and attempted
to smother the flames. Before, he suc-
ceeded in doings”. however. the child's
body had been {rightfully burned. She
was carried into the house and Dr.
W. t‘. Burke, Jr.. was summoned. lie
relieved the child's sufferings as much
as “terrible, and Dr. Charles Bohnnnnn.
the family physician, was called in. AL
though the little girl dill not awn tn
stiller greatly, at 2 o‘clock this lllm’llillg
she became unconscious, and death
flnnliv ended hcr sutl’erings. Mr. and
Mrs Cash could not he found until after-
noon when the bout atopflul near one of
the islands and they \vere brought to
South Norwaik. They are wwtmted
over the and Minimum] have the sym-
pathy of the entire community. The
funeral will be held Thursday alteration
at 2 o‘clock from 39 Spring istreet. luv
ferment at Willow Brook cemetery.
Westport.
Another nccident‘of a very serioua'and
perhaps a fatal nature occurred on Tollos
street yesterday afternoon, the unfortu-
nate victim being George, the Iflllf-yt’fll"
old son of Mr. and llre. Aired tlrand-
runison. The boy was playing in the
back yard with several matches in his
hand. lie lighted one of them, which
set fire to his clothingnind he was soon en-
veloped in llama). His father seeing
him. ran tohis resccue. and alter con-
siderable hard work succeeded in ex-
ti trialling the flames with his hands,
wh ch were burned. The boy was car»
The paper relating to the t‘huivnn-Gan'.
found upon him read as foilmu: “(litre
detalkt of (falla'nan‘s work in t’llrrmrin-i.
Do you belong to the t‘mnin or aunt ‘muin
campl Is (,I’Snliivan's death mama-uteri on
in the mmwl De you‘*know anything of
atoms of Breslin and Nolan! Do you know
the hub policeman at Tomb etn‘et r'
There were some marks on the paper. and
when held up to the lightapicture of a
gallon was visible. from which a man's
body swung.
The suicide was about forty years old. :1
feet 10 inches high and weighed lit) pounds.
He were close out side whiskers which,
like his hair, was reddish brown and
Med with gray. 0n the left side of his:
forehead and check was a deep scarasif
made by a bullet.
It will be impossible for me to take part in
the interesting exercises you contemplate. but
I hope the celebration will be abundantly pie»
ant and profitable to tho-is who are fortunately
able to participate.
lbeltsve that Independence Day should be
celebrated with real and enthtmlasm by theold
and young in every part of our land, in every
condition of American life, No man. woman
or child within the limits of Amer-iron citizen-
ship should forget or outgrow the senttrneuts
gelatin: to the oboervance of the Fourth of
uly.
Because there are induction and tendencies
abroad which tend to the neglect of th aunt
vemry the valuable and patriotic mum of tho
Tammany Kristy to rescue it from indilomvo
ought to be universally applauded.
I notice that my invitation contains the doc
laration that the coming celebration by the so
defy "is declined to be of exceptional slut-id
canes and extended other,“ I have no fear
that thladsalgn will nth-any. fur i am saris-fled
that the Tammany society will not luau the up
puflllfllly the occasion affords to teal-h that the
Dix-duration of lndepemlerxm was a movement
on the part of the peuple vii-torn , ' l . - _w‘-v’.’"l)
themwit '4: that lllr' patting . . - . . :
joins nil-«mitten rare far no: country s ix “Irate.
that political endeavor is only safe and lbs-"lid
when undertaken in the people's infers-it. and
that pdltiral organisation lsouly elsetlveand
sucx‘mful when approved and trusted by an in.
tallixent popular judgment, Your.» very truly
tlnovntr t‘le IIIJ.‘ n
latter: were aim received from the fol
lowing: Borneo Bum-s, governor of Iowa:
Governor Pattlslin. of Pennsylvania; l'vuv-
ernor Buchanan, of Tennessee; Senator
Carlisle. Senator lrby. ox-‘lcnator Reagan.
of Texas, and Representative Tucker. of
Virginia; Breckenridge, of Arkansas, and
Compton, of Maryland.
Illll Cour-eels loyalty.
The following letter from Senator ilill
was read:
lion. Thomas I". Gllroy and others, (‘vmmlftmt
Dull Slu~ Engagements made prior to it»
receipt of your letter prevent my tu‘i'ctvlauu'n
of the invitation to be with the Tami: " so
clay on the coming Fourth of July.
This year's celebration of the notation... y or
our country‘s independence. preceding an it
din-an important political content involving
the supremacy of the annual principle. of
our free government. may appropriately be
made lbw mar-atoll of the renewal of our faith
New York, inacarrynll,was given in
the morning. Fireworks were set off
during thorny and evening. Another
picnic by the llunyndi society was held
in Snowden'e woods. They gave a par‘
ode with the South Norwnlk Fife and
Drum Conn.
What the “bullpen Did.
William Wilcox. Fred Bodwell and
Joseph Davis wheeled to New Rochelle
yesterday and visited Glen Island.
Thomas Iongstatf and Frank Crow.
thcr. of Norwalk, wheeled to Terry
town yesterday and spent the day with
the former‘s uncle.
trips and were crowded on each
‘ ‘ .number of people taken down
. 'Mng am The courteous treatment of
tbeofllcers of both boats
yesterday and proved very success-
At the Point everything was full of
life and the vhitors found numberiem
toattract their attention. Heine‘s
.stationed in the grove.
one of the best concerts ever given at the
Point, and dancing was enjoyed in the
villou by many. the floor bein crowd-
edalldsy. Therowbuata were iberally
‘ , it beingadeli htfulday on
water. The carousel, th houses,
-ruooi and other things also re-
fill their shareof attention. In the
3:” there was an elaborate and
' p ‘ ‘ui display offireworks, the best
given there. 'l'bellanbur lodzsof
made an excursiouto t Point.
thousand persons coming
isestimatled that altogether
Wand 8,000 peo leivere at
tiring the day. e best of
' d, the police having no ar—
An Alarm of Fire.
About 6 o'clock last evening, while
Chief Engineer McGowan was coming
down West art-lineal man told llllll there
was a fire on Girard Place. The chief
sent in an alarm from box l? at the cor-
m-rof West avenue and Cellar streets.
Harries had linen harnessed to the su ply
wagon and the hook and ladder true-l" all
day and there was a prompt response to
the alarm. Their services were not neon]-
ed, however. as it was discovered that
the cause for the alarm was only a bou-
lire.
PORIZSTIZRS UNION PICNIC.
Many ripertatura See the Athletic Ive-ts
while (Niven Dance In thol’avllloo.
tYonrt Mahnckemo. of South Norwalk,
and l‘uurt Narruckmf Norwalk. A. 0.
t). l-‘., gave their first union picnic int
Saturday afternoon on the Gentlemen};
Driving Annunciation Park. The athletic
events consisted of a hell to between
the llelden Bills and IIilaldes, which
was won 7 to 3 by the Iliilsides. The
lmif-nxile bicycle race for boys under six.
teen was won by E. Di. Eiwoodi l:-'>5:
prize, gold headed umbrella. The mind
price. a pair of shoes, was we by W.
Schlitt. and the third Home sbicycle
hell, by [1.8. Bruno. to other events
were as follows: Obs mile foot race.
Benjamin Hamilton, first, plush rocker;
H. r}. Whitlock, second, meemchaum
pipe; J. Monahan. third, two lanes of
cigars. Time-.594. Half mile heel and
toe walk, V. Shine. first. silk umbrella;
J. Britt. eccond, be! of cl rs. Time,
5:0l. One mile handicap 'cficle race.
V. ll. lionnmker, 100 yards. rat. gold
THE TeoueLEMX? honesreao.
The Par-rule "mom. Ray Thu-y Propose
In Run Their tlwu lluslmma.
l'rr'rs‘n‘i‘ui. l‘n. July fiwA meeting of
the Carri-1:53 ofdvlals was held here, and the
set-r ..lf‘_\‘ sand. after the meeting:
“\\'i.' are not making public the details :if
our plans, lean say, however. in a general
tray they rcrnaiuas before eluted. While
the Amalgamated association dealt at
lion-stead they seemed to run our will.
We are going to do that ourselves here.
after This fight is not a matter of politics
with as It is purely-- busine- matter.
and anatomical mmideratious will influ-
ence us. Our wotraets to furnish the gov-
ernment with armor plate contain clauses
covering strikes and other labor disturb
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n Charles W. celebrates
anniversary of his birt . which falls
July 4, by taking his fomil and a
friendsto Cockenoe's lslan in his
handsomesteam launch “Pearl." A de
Housman" was served on the
flood.
‘ n'l'omBmithtnokapartytothe
in the yacht “Bumper.” it con-
shtstl of Ir. and Ira. Candee. of New-
ark, N. 1.; Hr. and Mrs. J. L. Richards,
31%, Kb Ruth L. Hunted, Miss Fannie
Dari, Isms. James Paul and Elton B.
Mu.
Twenty-five or thirty members of the
. KoobOu Club tthe do at Wil-
" acn'sKno‘tiiffivhere baa-err. booted
1” sad dined.
Everything is quiet at Homestead.
3“?
The Pastor flanged in In".
Bptoonron'r,t\mn.. July 5.—~J. 8. free,
pater of the Congregational church. bar
made himself unmpular hero by advocating
atou strict Sunday observance. lie istry-
ing to have the horns are stopped from
musing on Huntley. Yesterday morning
his effigy was hung to a stately elm in from
of the we [mailing citizens took
partin the demonstration.
in those cherished principles which have limo
for so many years faithfully Champlulldtlll]
the intrepid Democracy of Tammany "all.
Our mares at the present time to plain. The
Deni-truly of New York in the approaching
struggle should proasnt a mild from to the
minimum enemy. Loyalty to floral-crane prtn
Col-rad Men to Convention.
Cllclltla‘l’l. July a-‘l’bs national can
notion of representatives of the colored
rms b in melon in the main audience mom
of Zion Baptist church. this city. Tboob
Aaumberofthemcmbersof ihel-‘lrst
. ~ - Mal theoonvsntioniltoamnsethesvm
- tied into the house and Dr. Charles no. medal; J. ll. Perry, scratch, second, pair civics and regularly nominated mndhlataa a . -
4 ’ ‘mm led by Be“ h.“ l . . f plank; ll. If. Buckle . 100 arda. the snpremeduty of the hour. Irrm it your ”mm "W 0' public sentiment (0"
F. Bobbins, picniced at Uornpo beach. nan summoned. TIM“ “ “an"? lliird, ”no“. Time 3238. y ”mm; mm, “no... mm“. D"... “all...“ the movement to put a stop tn the outrages
when on his body that is not hornet
bother he will live or not the doctor
could not say. Mrs. Grand-unison start-
ed Buturdry on a week‘s visit to friends
in Nassau, N. ll. Word was sent to her
of the accident and it in ex ..etl she
will arrive homo to-morrow. r. timed-
niaiaon thought his son was too young
to have fireworks and did not lunchtime
him any.
During the fireworks exhibition of the
committed against the colored people of the
militate-use they are colored and to re
more the amenities plated in the wayot
tbstrwogrua.
Congress-an Wilson Ill.
lfrw Yorurdaly ft—tksnarman Wil—
tiara L. Wilma. of West Virginia, who
amasafvum Washington tospsak at the
Malayalam-thin, hill in bed at the
Holman house. The attending physician
“all 3.4138 ARI! REUNIONS.
a... Pleas-u min-rin- of sun-ta
Mls and their Iris-do.
at“. are“ Manatee
. owes a
' hlsoywarhonse.whereabmlttlfiyofhb
Mutdowu to dinner. The clams
l'firlodcnatoaturnaud with other re-
"» , tawhlchthsucodladieahad so
goat race John Connolly, first suit of
clothes; Thomas Dowd. second, bottle of
cologne; Robert Dario, lhll’tl. two bags
of flour. Potato race. fifty yards. llane
Peterson. first, set of knivea and forks;
Ovid Frederick. mud, ham; W. N.
ilatl, third, box of cigars. Running
h h jump. J. W. Nolan. first. show W.
J. tebb, Whilst; Jameat'avanagh,
third, box of cigars. the hi, 5 feet.
Norwalk Lawn Tcnnisclub. Iaatevcnin , Storali high yum ' W. J' “M" first.
aunmbsrof the rocket» mmedown u m‘ng'm F k" mm borof
the mum-mi n a remarkable that “W' "MgI‘ummmm
macaw» notaexioual injured. “3" F‘k’ ' filinfiw
finish
A than [lay at “ml-loch.
WOtlDITII‘K, Conn, July flu-4" all the
cslebratitnis throughout the muntry of the
anniversary of the Declaration of lode
prudence. the one at Bosnian Park, the
country reaidenm of Henry C. Bowen, was
perhaps the roost notable. This celebration
was the twenty-ascend of the series. the
idea havlog; noted in rm. when m
that Grant. B. .Bntler. the Russian ails-
htsrto Wublsctonandrnasy other notable said that hhallsiestaotabllloascharactor,
moawarsamongths ts. Doria. aqis vatedbytko physical em
yous surlymOef the ttoouf Whom recent over
”I: ‘ , rem ems; la mun-pi...
law You July a-htev may. of
at the nasal games of the New
York latter (hrrlsrs‘ association. held here.
dataatad the live-rolls champion runner, R.
C. Misti-ml. threby winning the chain
pitta-hip of America.
5:230,“ immhmofl Iwere gm 3': 'hoamof' umbrella: ‘6
u n s . w a ' '
mmmetgjo'szW-al" 1%”??? .223" : ii" " °‘
I: run 0 in an m. ' , ' ' '
Charles Bennett. Another struck thereof mlgfhfixy' JhW§gfim
of Both‘ news room. Charles Hell, of mg.“ mm W M {,0 "d. J
Wiunlpauk.wbilestsndlnglnt crowd Cl “d J Home first: ' '
witnessing thsealilbit. was in the “2’1wa of cl , E: Brennan and i
face afailing rocketaud was badly ll l 8 “a? '
.. m,‘ d“,,°,,,"‘o:,"‘m"" ,m,“’°“"",,,mnd”, ‘ bsm'hnltdred dash. our Freder-
m W, an.“ by m, u ° icks, first, Foresten'bad :John Britt,
' W- "condemn. Half-mi bicycle m,
fw‘wlnm of the rat: race. V. figu-
nec er . easy c r. Bevan - vs
ardduhforlaz‘nico.J. fins.”
rst, two boxes rim. its
match for boys James lining-mam. ct
locust-Hobo (l ’bc,recond,aecents.
The t of war for a ovum table
father and In Last.
Paasacou. Fla, July 5.--A drowning
ssddtat occurred to Pevdlao bay. bywliioh
W. ll. War and sna,Jsmss.stsvoa
mull, lost their lives.
A‘World'a laced Itrohn.
tiarwocn. not. Joly awn-its Bouill-
When the display was nearly over a
crowd of
began‘dboha a
' mmcmdandgvherfilmed
drone moistened andanumberof
A rather amusing accident. attatsisd
by on m results, happened at
ilrun's lrrln Jeannine. son of
tie. and In.
nan“. “W“
on
his.
honsslu‘
mus wasas alsrlcdoaect“ collate“
when M ,‘nt ’ am on Miami. who
hip am
of tilt"
my“. mimics-n.
leery Oahu mashb-fiaalsamnm
i
Hi
”minim. ‘
and tumor.
‘ designed. Polkadots both large and email are very popular, but
' is alwaysintbsM. Moriarty stinoods at less money
Intuit urea.
’ limit.
this worlds deal 1
ll . l 800d
1‘ know what I am
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* SUMMER MES-8560008. ‘
Onset theinost popular of the many kinds of goods surn-
liainiy gowns for street or church wearwhen made up ily simple
modes, and to more ceremonious purposes when more fancifully
floral designs are equally as well liked, and make up very pretty.
We are prepared to furnish both styles at a price which cannot
fail to suit, namely 69c yd.
CHALLIES. '
Wool chaliiee are‘extremely well liked and are fully as light
Weight as any of the goods ofiered for summer wear. The de-
signs are mostly floral, and stand out in tasteful contrast against
the neutral tinted gowns. Handsome gowns for morning and
afternoon wear are made of these, and for a good, cool, sensible
summer dress they can’t be beat. Price 1ch yard.
‘ Wash - iir‘ess Fabrics. "
We have a bountiful supply of washable fabrics on hand for
every day wear, and some of them are handsome enough for
dressy gowns. For instance, our Scotch ginghame, in plaids and
stripes, at 190 per yard. are all that can be desired. We also have
cheaper ginghams at Bic, 100 and 11 lo per yard.
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KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
Ixuhis department we were never in better condition to give
the public what they need at a moment‘s notice than at the pres-
ent. time. ‘
Our stock of Oil Stoves far exceeds that of any former season.
including almost every kind and style from 1 to 3 Burners, and
varying in prices from 5'JC. to $2.69. We shall also offer as a
lender in thisdepurtment Il-qt. White Mountain Ice Cream Freez-
ers at SIMI, and 2-qt. at $1.49. A full supply Porcelain Kettles
for preserving. from 2 to it) qt. at "" "5, 21', 35, :39, 45. lit. 5! and
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3.9%? "E
No. 83 Washington Street.
‘ 6E0. VII ALSTVIE. Proprietor.
M. 3; shows
POPULAR
Ill" 60% SHIRE,
A little Money Goes a Great Wan.
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[F IN NEED OF SOMETHING COOL AND YET DURABLE
FOR THE SUMMER. SEE OUR
Shirt Waists
In White and Fancy Colon, made up of all kinds of materials,
which are displayed on our centre counter.
lilies' inciting (lips in all Shapes and Styles.
I50 my Choice Styles oi chillies ll 5 cents lltl yard.
15 well Selected Styles oi Insulin little at It) tents in you.
tunnels»: mete-vim‘mm: marines.
trims «than are. lilo, mt int tie it? yrrt "'
200 mm styles oi Scintillation: on exhibition or Second
lrlt Iliit tannin.
, ilt’nt lfiil tillittm Styles of Swiss Embroidered Housings,
Infill“) In “I!!! PM“ I.- 10 DC... I’ll YARD-
lllthellewasts Iesinllressiloods,
SPECIALTY N BLACK GOODS.
BathingSuhZfi All Kinds,
For Goals and Children. Bathing Caps for Ladies; pure Gum
Rubber. guaranteed water tight, at 25c and we each.
mm new in ms rm mom
intend nutrient! relaxant. *
forthctrads‘sbenslllthancanbs shown
vi onywhsre she in our
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this business of celebrating if
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go chew and see them”,
nier wear is black silk dress not. This fabric makes "especinlly ' "
, you, and I;
about. I Will give
eir figures don’t astonl‘lg
L. H.” in to“;
a visiting» strut,
Palms Oils, Glass. etc.
PltTllllls FiiiilEil In fliiillli.
Diflfliifllliii. ‘
79-Washingtdn St-79
" immigrants” or rear.
To Saratcga, lake George, int.
Mailman Thousand Islands,
Niagara Falls.
The Ilygela and Recreation (30.. T. EPecit,
manager.announces that beginnln Monday,
Julv ma. it will inaugurate the th rd seams
of delightful personally conducted four-day
trips to Samtrigmbv 3 total Limited Express
trains via Honsnionic ilroad.
$8.50 —— Iiilll . BUST. ~$8.5ll
Which pay:- all expenses for the round trip; In-
cluding railroad transportation from . nth
Norwalk. [mar-l at excellent private houses.
admission to the splendid barks, mud can;
certs. magnifireut Pompeia, mineral springs.
etc. Stopping at any of the large hotels aim
or more extra. Side trips to the famous Lake
George and Mt Melina or at greatly reduced
rates. Also reduced pr no for the ill mile ride
on the new Electric Railway with double deck
Pullman Palace ('ars.
Remember these wpnlar trips to Sarawga
are given “t‘t‘lill’Jli’glfllllllg Monday. July Iltlt.
and every Monday thereafter until close of
swan.
Grand foumlay trip-t to Thousand Islands,
Tuesdays. Jul} lmh and August ioihmnrl to
Niagara Filili Tuesday. n‘eptemhcr 6th.
Plans for trips in the areal World's l 1'
into. at Chivami, it ill shortly be presented, gfv
lug tines: service at lowest roles.
( irculars remaining lull particulars can be
obtained at ticket oliiee of R. H. vl’laisted.
dmcg‘lst: also lion}: of coupon tickets.
Train ll‘nl‘én South Sorwalk at this a. m.
(a
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mu in
sun mu I
As a special inducement f-ir peonleto trv our
t'elelvrnfetl TEA ‘ anti EARLY” POWDER we
Win for ll alum: t. n at... Ma“ '
per SOLID ti ’fil‘i “films with club will“
or t lbs. and 5 lbs. Send 2c. stamp for ‘3! page
illu-‘tmted catalogue.
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Paper Hanger,Ciltiminemalmer
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l North Main street. So. Km.
Sample books of full line latest at le- 0
Parlors. Barriers and um Mouldings t on t
lwwn for inspection. on notice by Mist.
are" Estimate-i cheerfuilv elven.
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