'rwo u.
“...- the
' T a 1 ‘ w r w .' cums m c ‘f’ "aupe Goosea. ' .
“m'mwmh'fl-fim Insult.“ ‘ a... ‘ rm ‘ ‘ . V i' “< ’ “is said is sause for the gahder but neithei' oosenor do? 1
lsmllsisw ' , mmummfiuau‘uurr' 4" Kmart, isoscehalt asmuch as, the public games on?“1 , W
I lalsns at this lusts at t 5‘, . ‘ eyes «athei'eyo every time andwm the admiration cider“
STRICTLY . 0081'. V . _ "-3. belliolder. f t{phospxgkis a ghost of good taste to overlook the era
. . a” x co encep ese 3. 811‘ so eriori is as evi entasa' 1::
“.muq°mm° 33mm“: ”fiatxmgmm mmfig" - 13’3’9-{9 ....z m the middle of 2% plain, and, the clgser arid more minute yburhitii‘léé it
”minor-Mme. M“ K -~ ' "91“ I '3: .....V Specdiilou, :11): morgoggodnpolilntswill-be disco' vered. Doesnlifionf.-Ji‘
’ '0 °: W» mm'mtormm .u'm -.-.,— . A . nee ens; 686 g to t eir own story and tell it so forcibl
. STU RTEVA NT'S BARGAIN VVHOUSEVS, u two I“. Stunt. , “m“ that you can no more help buying than you can help smiling at ‘2):
I. room» mm are ans ammo, 800m ypnwm / ... m. V bran-new Joke. . , ,
A] All Ill!!! 't'ilii raster.
‘- lllhaawn Walt-M Ina Killed
mum or rat snurn.
lbw mmmnnmml'IWWIIm
YWNNBIMMWM
Vmsurr's soar new
our: 0' I'm . Jill-Ill! I.
WHIP, 0! I'll JCUIIIAL
ummmmmm
al Wuh- at an Insidious Ista-
sub-”firmnauuflaaaaam
sea-«A V” Writ-5
Jainllllsadosislsdatflio’olook
“Mathhho-emlllnlonstmt.
“Maud-‘ichmoioatarrh
oithefimadrndptritb. Although
thwahadhsmhatilttishopeoilrJll-n-
dori's iellnoova. his death wasnn-
eamtedandwasadroekto hints-Ely
' mwdl astohis numerous irisnds and
wunoindioationoiwhathadhappened
untllthetraiureaohedllewiiavsn,when
an at. w- ioead wedged under the
engine.
fierce! trflns named or. the road
sit-the Wadi-shamanism-
dayurorningesvwal park oi the body
"standalongthatraukiortwuhun'
dredyarda. They were taken to Rye.
Bomechildrenwholivenmrtherallroad
saws man lying madam sev-
sraltilauduringthewaek. Theuppo-
sition i that he contemplated suicide
mddiduoteoqulre-Imtientcoungeto
edhyCaptalu D. 8. Davis and loaded
withddkicoyshhsdrofl Norwalh.
new by a quell oii W-throok
yest-deysiternoonandcapsiasd. The
eooh,Wilham Phillip. wasloat. The
schoonsrisstfll silent and she will he
towediatoliewlondrm.
Thethirty-tonskropAgwrtwasoapairp
dwmwnamrmymm.
Shewashonndimmllraniord to South
mpg-dw- lntheflfly-iourth yearoi
his-9. Heattendedtheschoohinthat
oity completing his educationat Belle ebyonthsraihnntiiflaturday.
Uni‘uity. HeonmetoAmerieainlehs ..‘l'hs IIII was wdidruedJrutnoth- mi“ “fi’w‘fil‘hm
andissrnedthehatlnhher‘s tradein hamloundtoindhatewhohewu. , “m" "‘1 . "
Brooklyn. Bewareeruataryoi the
Orangenatflnflun’a-ociation,and
abomdtheintwuatioaalaa-
sootationiorsevualy-re. Wheuthe
warhuheoathenlhsedintheli’orty-
Allowilavardhpamhrays the man
wasJohn V. Sullivan, a irsight inhe-
mamflyaasaoiage and finale, whose
homewuin that city. It h supposed
thattheuniortunateman isll from his
seer-rd New York Volunteers andwaa uninaudwaastruokhytheeaprem
mdeedjutantoitheregimnt. Atthe wuhuwguwm
We: hitcmoi my he IBDAIS fill IICTCLIS‘I'H. “mm ”'0‘ WI. “
roenflstedintheiilnety-thhdregiment.
New YorkBtatelilitiaVolunteersand
aiterwsrdinthePiratltegimntVeteran
Voluntewafln which heaarved eraser.
geant,ssewd and that lieutenant and
mandwaamudaredoutinlw.
Ir. Hindu! was marrhd June”,
1”. Attheclcseuithewarhewentto
Spingfield,wherehereraained nntilhe
located infiuuth Norwalkinlm Be
the nor-an rrea ‘erha Wheel clah
lawn-lead.“
'l'hetlvaand ooehali mile road race
oitheNorwalk iron WorkaWheelclnh,
Saturdayaitemoon," verysnoesd‘ul,
goodtimeheingmadae. Alergenumher
oipeoplewitnuedthesport. Thesum-
mary iollows: ontoithehuatandhlew it away. The
rosin-Ii Hot-h mmpiekeduphya yacht hound
LBaniord.&mn .......... 9:55 we .
was made secretary oi theSouth Nor- W.G.Wehh.la)m ........ 11:15 rue I“ n" Y“ 3““ ”"3 ‘0 30““
walhflat Wmmuld Aim-Jamm- . no at: mm" “M“ PM“!!! mod to
a” m hum-l ”unfit“ a W ;r. Richardson. on not can South Norwalk.
ive mt. .u m whining to 3:1mmhuli'mum“ a: 1:": The yacht Florence B was out with a
the trade. He started the lechanica' Emban- ........... 11-55 am ”ii-“Ni!- A mill!" intheaiter—
Jourrml,apaperdevoted to hattingin-
mfehrwylalflsandthopaper
heametwithpodm‘l'hefaiflbld
CoutyAns’wrmiwhieh hcwas also
ediurr and proprietor, was founded in
130.
Infillsndwiwaaamemheroiboug-
hsPowkr Pust,(l. A. R,and oi the
First lsthodht W chunk. He
wmhighlyedncatedand iorthepastisw
yuahdhenmdlugmgau
lb Baird's amninary. In politics he
w-anard-rtllepuhlimn. He toohan
active part inprmtdential campaigns.
inqueatlyapeaking on the paramount
he. of the day. lib language was
eloqneatandioro‘ul,andesawritahe
wieldsdavigurous pen, partienlarlyon
toplapsrta’mingto the labor quaint.
Cordialinhisrdatims with his iellow
“haw-well thoughtoihy along
lineoi _ 8aturday.’l'herewero5flvotuecaet,
Ir. lavas three children, 5: hangiorand only iourteen against
Under the provisions oi the new chart-
’ er the hormagh inowacity, but the
present borough oficers will hold over
until the regular election, which, this
year,willheheldund¢ thesecrcthallot
law.
A.Bradleywaatakenaickaoddidnot
finiah.L.Welater reachedDerlonPoint.
wherehewaeattacked with crampsaud
thrown intoaditoh, where he hidsom
time heiorehe recovered. There was a
strong wind blowing at Dorlou's, and
hedthianotheen the case better time
wonldprohahly have been made. The
tinemedahoneoihnesmeatiyinaerih-
ed,andtheotheroileather,wereprewnt
edtolr. Richarhon th'n morning by
Justice Powell,“ Rowaytoa, who made
"WWW“-
MIII’ALI NOW A CITI.
before she can go out again.
masons]. IBNTION.
[lean-t We‘re!” About Our .0
. Other haple'e ML
Sapsrviaor I. J. Raleigh, wile and
daughter, oi Troy, N. Y., are guest-oi
Ira. Raleigh’s person, lir. and lira.
Theodore Hendricks, of West liatn
street.
J. (l. Veiie, oi Poughkeepsie, and his
brother. returned home Saturday. alter
spendingaweeh with his unclafl'eorgu
A. Veiie, oi Elizabeth street.
Johnllain hesrntnrnedto hishome
in Danhnry ailer spending hh vacation
attherlsidenceoi Ir. and In. Charles
Gregory, Westport avenue.
Ir Collier, oi the bureau of informa—
tion conceded with the New York post-
ofllce, wasagneatoverSunday oi W. ii.
Bylngtou. oi Belden avenue.
Iii- ‘I'heresa Harmon, oi Brooklyn.
whohaaheenthegnestoi Mr. and lira.
IL L. Deform, oi Iain street. Norwalk,
returned home Saturday.
Prank Clone and lie lamie Flemm-
ing. oi Yonkers, were the guests oi John
T. Hayes and iamily, oi Wilton avenue,
Only l-Irtaaa out at sea Yates (has
agate-e the lean-re.
The special election to ratiiy the city
charter granted the borough oi Norwalk
hythelaetGeneralAe-emhiy,washeid
Ila larae arm at a Bicycle.
m John Jarvis.oilain street. Norwalk. overs Inday
initsiueoiJulyltheltoew-lkdmvstoSLPaul'sehureh.yestesday ‘
“mam-mm noon. to or. so wiiehonte. Bowen 1"- M 300““ 0' Acute-n!
street, h visiting iriends in Brooklyn.
lhs Erasooileld, her sister, hasjuat re-
turned home.
Thelimea Hattie and Louisa Calla-
gher, oi Brooklyn. are guests oi Ir. and
In. lichen Dei‘osest oi lain street.
Norwalk.
thehhdreprdinwhteh Ir. Ellendori
w-hddhyahsothsr editor. whose»
hits-withhhnl-dhsu much closer.
paring. than other nassnhrn oi the
miteternityoiitorwslkhadsm
sitting In his carfiaggetalkingtodulim
ParrishwhojI-tthendroveup, when
suddenly his horse flied at a naming
hicyolh. ILJarvhwaetIIrown outoi
hisoerrhgeendthehorsarau. Ilewae
captured at thsiootoii’arhstreethill,
More anyhegerenlledtotheturn-
. toeowtiaaedill hulth,editor
Ll. ,oi theIaehaato’eJour- out. Hr. Jarvis, Ito-over. “slick!!! Iliealahelilarnard.oillartiord.and
as}... 3.3%.” upmmitmmflyhflnhmm,dmwu.
“I, 'M" sohourbsimhemivsd. Own-t!- mgnedeoilhilertierhunmiWest
Iahor who went to ht awistance,appliedre- gm...
.. voted . win: storatlmflaphysiolanarrind. The
3‘ lajnrsdmanwastaheahomeiaahaek.
flhhodywashadlylwulsedandhis iaee
scratched. lie is getting along nicely
ll- mum, oil-'winstrest,
will visit iris-d- laDanhurythelattsr
3'.
Alsr'eslaiuahiaiam Iliad Mel-k h the}. T.
Malena-Hinges“.
, ‘l'hlevas lee-rel 3800 won- tha Agent
m3” 730! I'll SERVICI-
‘l‘ha lea la the laraaaellaiar-attea
law-“WWW
TheliewYorth-ihunetuld thhlittle
huseautolearn for himself just what
heuofitthepuhliodsrivedirumit.
“Ilowmanyqueaionado you answer
dalIyP-ldhetothemaninohargeina
qaktwue. " ,
Seventeen hundred and ninety-an-
en," drarply answssed the nun. lie
spokea}iihehad a great many qua.
tiorato atawer any day, and didn't
anotlyiiketohe askedthisapparently
irrelevantoue.
“YournameisByiagton,im‘t it.”
“Ys.”waathehrieireply.
“Whaththe nameoi theotherman
intlrere?’I
“When Who are you, anyway?”
“lamthepostmsster.” Theieelings
oi Byington may be imagined. lir.
Daytondhmi-ed him irontheaerrioe.
He said alterwardtlmt not only were
Byington's worth oiieuive. hut his
whole demeanor was gromly insulting.
Byington'a initials are W. 11., and he
oomeairomCounecticut.
TICKET CIVIC]! ROBBED.
neon-trauma».
TheNew Harentailroad ticket oflice
aftheGrand Central station was robbed
«0800 Saturday night while the wait-
ingroomwasfllledwithpeople.
Ticket Agent Frederick C. iieilge
turneddownthegaain thetioket oflice
abouts o'cloekand wasgoneto his
lunchioran hour. When he returned
heiound the ethos had been loolsdoi
all thelooseasthut thethieihadnot
attemptedtobreakiutothesaie.
Thethiei enteredhymeans oi awin-
dowwhieh open on a stairway lathe
corridor. and it '- expeeted he had a
oonfedsrateon the outside, who helped
Mmout oi the windowjust holorothe
ticketegsnt returned.
Apolieernan whom in thewaitiug
roomaays the ticket agent turned the
gasaolcwthat noshadowswerecaatoa
thegroundgla- window and heheard
nonoiae. Nociewhasyet heendisoor-
waltothethieiaodhieooarpanion.
A DISTINGUISHED VISI'I'CI.
"me." II. If. 0- Deg. Spind- Sunday
I- ‘lawa. a (laces at n. I. that. Jr.
”Owney," the lemons post cities dog
irorn Albany, N. Y., is in town, a guest,
during hb stay, of David Hunt, a postal
clerk on the Boston, Springfield and New
York run. “Carney" amoropauied Ir.
Hunt to South Norwalk Saturday night,
visited the poet ofloe and lookedorer
the postal service here in general.
"Ody" is a traveler, and no mistake.
He may havehesnhangedahoutinthe
service and h perhapsalittlebatlered,
but still heeangivesomehoman beings
points on glohe trotting. lie has trsrel-
edonnearlyallthepoatslroutes in this
country and can tellapoatalclerkata
glance. Es refuses tornake friends with
anyonehut a poatofloe unploye, and his
instinct to picking them out isalmost
human. Ila was in irmtoi the lahack-
euro hotel, Baturthy mam, when lai'
Agent 0. Ii. Bwiit, oi the Dauhury roll.
came along. The dog had never seen
Ir. Swiit More, but he mined hh
It. I. ll. ear-and leapeduponhim with
joy. Several other! tried to make iriends
with him, but he paid nuatteatlon to
them.
"Owney" was in Raw York two or
thrsewsehagoJromwherehe set out
on a summer vacation trip to Bangovand
Haitian. lie arrived at the Yarmouth
ireedom oi thatown. liemstthsseaa
ddaeqnalntaaet,”mani.hltsr,who
runs on theptntaloarhatwssnllouoa.
WadHewYorkJndwhowao
spending aheteivaeationthesa. Bean-
eo-paflsdlr.lullsrtnthellatoapost
ofleenndiro-th-sweuttoflewYork
intheoarwlthlirJlaataadfiere-toi
tltserem Hawaapheedhran Albany
postal on, but "My he was not
rsadytogohomemaheretarnad so the
We
Be one of the many who will take advantage oi our
Ifever there
We cord
intendthisweektohavealittlermhinour
KITCHEN - DEP’T.
éSPEcrAL SALES.
wasatimeyouneededtomahottodomoworth of
purchasingrit is now, and nowhere else in the whole of Norwalk
can you do it better than with us during this sale.
LOOKING GLASSES.
Biro, 13 x 11f inches ..................................... 26¢ each
Size, 161} x 13 inches ..................................... 33c each
Size, 17 :14 inches ..................................... 40¢ each
Size, 21 x 1% inches .................................. . .49c each
70 ft Cotton Clothes Lines ............... . ............... 21c each
100 it Cotton Clothes Lines ..... . ........................ 27c each
eoflflem ClotheeLines ............ ............ .....liceach
6 Cakes ectric Stove Polish for ........................ 25¢ each
150 0110 p' Bowls ............................. . ........ 40 each
56W en nSquoerere.............................7ceach
lOOBcruantshee—cxtra size .................... .......9c each
400WoodflnndledDishMops ......... .. ............ .....4c each
50 Patent Corrugated Wash Boards. . . ................... 19¢ emit
ToBoothruthshos............ ......... .. ........... .lOceoch
300 Wooden Rim Flour Sievea ............................ Sc each
50 Butte Table Eff“ and Forks. . .
100 Curry Com ea ............
100 Fancy Tooth Brushvfiolders ..........................
100 Cross Candle Stick Holders ......................... 150 each
300 Fancy Glass Salt, and Peppers ............ . .......... «to each
100 Glass Butter Dishes ................................. 13c each
200 Sugar Shakers ........................................ 7c each
100 Glass Milk Pitchers .............................. .. . .llc each
100 Glass Sugar Bowls ................................... 13c each
25 dos Decorated China Sauce Dishes. . . .» ................ 69c doz.
25 Iron Frent Oil Stoves ................................. 59¢ each
300 Children's Fancy Picture Books—Nicely illustrated. .9c each
300 Glass Cofl‘ee Flasks—Nickle Tops .................... So each
25 Boy’s W art—100 Quality... . . ...................... 65c each
10 Mexican rass Harmoocks ........................... 75¢ each
150 Yellow Ware Pie Plates, 50 each—cheaper than tin and
lots and lots of other, just as good and in many instances better
bargains, will he found in Our Kitchen Ware Department this
week—mot any one line,hut the complete stock allthe way through,
at reduced prices.
83 Washington Street.
GED. or usmr. mp.
ially invite one and all; if you don’t want to buy
come just the same, for lockers now are buyers later on.
“...—....
We Have
$10,000
Worth oi Bankrupt Stock.
BUT WE HAVE
$20,000
WORTH 0F
Solid Bargains
Ill llllli Milli: lllll Slit 0E
Boots
SHOES.
WHICH WE WILL 0FFEIl
FOR THE NEXT
IO DAYS
IT PRICES Billlllll Tll Elllll’SE
Ill FilliIEll HINTS.
c. l. Harvey,
Wholesale and Istail Dealers in
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers
learlru and Shoe Bindings.
ll IlllTll Illl STIEET.
stock over odored ior solo in
THEIIIIBRI H. OlSIN’S
Bankrupt Sale
$10,000 Willi" 'llF STIBIH
to be Closed Out In the next Sixty Days.
M‘-
em, sum
Having purchased a Bantru 1. Block of a Boston Manufacturer, 1 will now show on the largest
tdis town and convince you that you can save irom ity cents to a
Theodore H. Olsen“
[cadmium aniline humility
I.»
Also lanaiaetlrer oi Children’s Shoes
‘ Wall Paper
mum Sllfllllllill rues
~THE—
J.T.Prowillllo
96 Washlns‘ton St.
South Norwalk.‘
‘ofl'er their entire stock of
Wall Paper
ati per cent. less than regular
price.
salflio commence .
“”3““. Juneau
mam
Thiaiathetlmeoi the rsar tossesrereer-a
stoekoroidOala. NewOats somettmsamake
horses-let. Wehaveputlneomegoudpiamp
enougwhlchweareseliingeheap. Wetake
goodcareto hareuone but snperktr Oats,“
this store. "You always have psi “59.3 .
the-testimony otthouwnomhttalatttd'
bums bar- 30 loss. has. "slat. their.
Memoir-oaths". A hagoi oata always
weighs 76 lha. Seventy-five pounds oi Cate
maymeaaurewquaI-irtothehag.orthe-ine
weightoi Oat may manna-rte tothe
hag. Weprnicrthelmuarthag. Why? Be-
cause we get more Oats sohetanceandless
chad. Now while the I) qt. hag might cost
immhtoiScentrle-athantheloqtn itwould
notbeaa cheapaathelatter. loreneatand
lessboneJonsee.
Heavy White Old
Oats. $l‘.l8 bag: 5
bag lot. $l.l5: l0
baglot. $l.l3. Cash
nibbletco snoci
an arm ans IIEET
llliilllllll
CELEBY’
nun “......th
mourns. ‘
Islsrsltlst.
Isfllshtihttht,
Inmmm
was immutueAaeotha-d whether,
thalupetahnstheshaedmtn
daily,” eerie- madam me lies
dollaronevery pair of shoes atmy store. man‘s—“W man
360 'r Ladiee’ Turn 8h all rises and widths, ............ ..at $2.00 former ‘00 3.50 p
7. I“ -- .. .... .................................. .7. -- P" 3... Yankee
100 " Pat. Ti Shoes .................................... 1.50 " $.00
.. .. .... ...... ...................... . ...... ... .. mm; . 30mm
00 “ l‘fvat. “gmoalfou'm" ......... ...... ”(0’ " s
75 “ ills ‘ o a.......... ..... ..... . " ““‘W- , r
so " Russet Goat Oxfords .............. 1.50 « ”mmurhfl‘”h
“1'3 3' 31%... Russia and: Mignon rds ' i3]: .. “In I M '
l ‘ n o ........ .. . "
too " Wine Bluoher Oxfords .. .. . 1.00 “ cflv I 810%
850 “ Wine Russia Cali Oxiorda .. ..... .. 1.00 " 1.50 laws-airmen. annuaw .
00 " Heel Barret Oxi ...................... 1.00 "
100 " id ’1‘ Ti “15% Torit‘nmll‘diaon Oxfords ....... It?) "
90 “ Square' on ..... . ..... .. .. . "
80 “ Common Oxfordsm ..... ’ .............. 1 .00 " 2.00 _
too “ Orionh .. ......... ....... . ....... to " 1.00 00",]. ”:8 y
500 pair. the cream of ionoshnry JIM-3% cm Hand Bowed Shoes, slightly im-
pede? worth from 9.50 to fi.00,ior from 81.70 to ”.25 per pair. _
400 pair en's Cordovan Hand Bowed, lace and Congress ....... at ”.00 ionner price “.00 IuE
500 " Lace and Congress...” .................. . $.50 " 150
800 " Lace nd Coupon, Goodyear Welt ................ 2.26 " 3.16
400 " lace and Congress, year ............ 2.00 “ 3.00 I
100 “ Genuine Kangaroow ...................... $.23 " 3.00 * .
1:0 “ Laue ....... .... ..... ,. " ‘ . v
100 “ Polieehhoes 1.50 " 200 ”""~"“""°‘, “"
100 .. m lace—Solid Comfort 1.25 .. "' ‘-" "" .
100 " Rude Cali Blneher and lace...” ...... .......... 2.76 - “
:g “Y 3%.“??me (kinda... ....... 2.0.?) 2‘.
Also! a lot of Kisses" Band "'"""m"’".'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 1250 ..
Comeesemeendyouwillthmtyouareina lnrtoadoiaitetail
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