‘ “ “hummmmrflWTflafllhflllflr‘
Ill!” st llll Italh st‘
STRICTLY COST.
'l'lllslsachsneeneverMonoflmdhynghutssweereorerstockedonthesegoodesnddo
notwlshtoesrrythernovorsnotherseeson, oilerourcustunerssnextraopportnnitytobenedth
ourelose buying. '
Mme“... W " mm... ”mummmoo.
STURTEVANT’S BARGAIN HOUSES,
mourn lulu sun ANN smears, sou'rn nonwslx. - solemn lentil.
wssusellsfew yearshiflwhwlwhd
eedsenlnsdetlle-Ietsseedrysad
Mnfieyoouldesawlothtlna
H0“ T0 SAVE THE ELIS
DMUC'I'IVI Will‘s.
A W Who Has lads the
Growth at We! the
leulesMAllvesl-u-elleaders
thelueltefllslspsrl-swts.
Wafflesfwmsr Sir: Know-
luavawellthatyouroolunnssreopsu
tothedtissusofoureityandtowumpon
anysahjeetthstvltslly affects our pri-
vstsss well as our public interests. I
hopeyouwill allow me space in your
journaltolayhsfovsouvpeoplenlytbeory
audidsssreprdingthedestruotive pest
whléhhasforsfew years almost ruined
our handsomeelul trees,and which, if
mytressfourslldlesofpspsr. leoesid- unm— lgelrw. in. Isle was: to .1- Wm st
nbwmhuvywloasuom
rains I Oodssud‘to our trees... the
wormsarewadlsdandhlown cite the
this your, or next year powibly—we
disllstillhsveonr nla‘nillesnt shoe to
lnoouclusion, kindly slldw nleto say
thstnot onscitiseu Withafelvelmsllld
tly pspsrosu weolnplish tllis,hutldo
feel that if all citizens owning them
would systematically this season and
nestseasen declare war with the worms
quiteagoodsirodestste. Asshewas st
hsrdrutll swolnan of somewhatadvsnc—
[mu “IE T0 um"- vm‘monmwvm Weihtondthisweektohavealigrnshinour we Have Not
A ll'l'lwll or slum run or m tin A0- m dos. M lsqusrnssrlso clss mules :mifl' KITCHEN . EP’T.
IN “I'll noun com. ‘
mfiflml “I mm Be one of themauy who will take advantage of our $10 on"
I
......... .... .... .. .. ...... .. ”items SPECIAL SALES.
mnwhlmm “'- shah-hedhonOIiwltflandsym
”.hhm Mm". . —THE—
‘ “ u “I“, i" m “his W, m’ ”a If ever there was a time you needed to make 25c do 50c worth of Worth of Banklllpl Slush.‘
.. d M ”arm ma. Bound purchasing, it is now. and nowhere else in the whole of Norwalk
- * * Sauce hr the Goose.
it is said, is sauce for the gander, but neither goose nor gander can
glaze any sauce half as much" as the public admire our clothing.
ey catch the eye every time and win the admiration of every
beholder. It bespeaks a‘waut of good taste to overlook the ski-
» cellence of these goods. Their su eriority is as evident as a hill
. 1n the middle of a plain, and the cheer and more minute your in~ ‘
speetlou, the more good points will be discovered. 1 Description is ‘
needless; these goods tell their own story and tell it so forcibly
that you a n no more help buying than you can help smiling at a
It tint Isle Ill-It. M “W bran-ne' joke.
Wall Pang!
maul Slllllillllll III PMS
”’°L“33§‘i§'3““3'i‘”i§°‘sas. mm J.l.Pr0wmlio
' Size 13 x 111} inches ..................................... 25¢: each 96 WaShlngton St.
who...“ "W“ -’°"" W'Mf” ""°' 1"" “"‘""' mm“ "' sizoi is; x 13 inches ..................................... 330 each $2" an“ .
on the Ilthof llayhsthavln; sttsmptwasthsnlnadetotrilnshlp.hut
Size,l?xltinches.............. ....................... 40¢ each
a” wwwhmm “'5 Size, 21 x 13} inches .................................... 490 each south Norwa‘lk'
no...“ lying lhecsptainmd cook we» . womn OF
"Sum“;"mimhfiolfiz www.mg fly paper fora yd remit"- n-tunlly mud that wreck. 70 ft Cotton Clothes Lines ....................... . ....... 21c each offer their entire stock of
our man“ "mu“, .5... donut w“infinite-lull! colnsoflvictorsin the ' ' " Tho-chooser tend completely M 100 ft Cotton Clothes lanes ...... . ....................... 27c each
a... lawman“... new"... “$mwrmmmm I'm mur- Wmfimdwdbmftll ClothesLlnes ............ .. ................ ..liceach ' I
“mm“,“meuM take this opportunitytotbank you 1... taken the precaution toesrcutea will. cumbilnself,and was soon clinging testes _ectrlc Stove Polish for ........................ 25c each 0 I ar aIns
thelsausofthetreesiutheearlyspring your notice Wyn; .3 lane of your After her death, however, although a lathe bottom of the vowel. Nothing 1500:1331)!!! Bowls ............................ . ......... 40 each wall Paper
”MM strip-d ”,0...“th valuahbpaperthatlwutboflmmon vigorous ssarchw-nlalls,nowillcould hssyotbeenseal of William Phillips, 50W on men Squeezers ........................ .....Tceach
thatlliaiutdourtre’es. lull: hashesu whoussd llypspaasamesuwmm. be found and onJuneallr. and In. thecook. 'l'he lasts succeeded in de- gwscmoo‘dgnnmdledm—GD'nliaMmm .................... ”...“: can;
MWMO‘MWM 1|... loses Sherwood,of0reenl-’srms, the tschin‘theyawlboat,whishwasnsarly ls ops ......... ................ sac
sz'x: wx'mfl line I wss the originator“ the idea, lsttrranieceof the deco-ed. made sp- dllsdwith water.sndwss setting about 00Patent COMKSM Wash Boards ...................... 190 each I" on“ closmc Ill" 8.“ 0E 3:13pm cent. less than regular
Wflmmwmm’b- andwuthefiuttolmtitimom plicstiontothe Newman. wmthumkmhiom 7liltoot8eruh_Brushee..._ ........ . ........... . .......... .IOceoch ~
“mmw'mmhmu onusytroea, “.3.“me , Wm,wm.mg1mm w“. 300Woodeanmll'lour8leves ............................ Sceach
dunehutwefindthstonlargeelm'omyolmo'mo‘melm‘i“ mmmnmmmk.m5080flsTahloKmvesandFoflm ................. . ........ 50039“ 00 s
m” n h". m w“ the townof Norwalh louowiogih-ex. toohhiuluuhoard. soon afterwards s 109an 001111;;th ld _ - h
:‘z'umWMdk'm‘w u” “be, mph...“ ..., mmm‘.m_. We m,”humm “m .5“, . 1001l'ancyCToodtl run; Hcl’d ers ............ . .............. 5c each a e to nmmence M
itlsallnustan impo-ihllity u, s..m,w' inour cityaud town should be looked lsati‘riday,CharlaHeeker, whoisiu phasurepartyonhoardoalne along and 100 cm an 98"“: ° 9’3 ------------------------- 150930 . "
sfterandsttendedtomndlansurefor
the trifling expenssof paper and time.
the bugs and worm will hereto go.
Pardon my very lengthy remarks in
reference to the subject, but it seems
thesulploy of C. 0. Jellilfe. ssouthport
storekeepcr, to went Lawyer Wells and
after telling the latter about the late
Mrs. Coley, and the facts relating to the
withsuecea atree lifty feet high and
thsteovsrs a ground space of one hun-
deed and fifty feet iii olmmlor.
sues, saying nothing of the cost for up-
' fl _ grantingof sdmin'ntrationupou theistr ' -
$2.2...“ 0°.:.°;:.."::::::....:'. ...... .... ...... .. ..., ... ...... mam-w ”... .. .. .. ... ...... .. ...... 3:1: immersion?“ “a“ -------------------- 33:33
in fronts! my 1 and dashing to enlists” also, should know what can meat which Mr. Wells aw st oueewes in: and when they went ashore ................................. .
and has been done, and how. and that it
should he of interest lathe general pub-
lic as well as to private parties in the
Mullen of the trees. With thanks,
the missing will. By the will Hooker,
who is anephew cf the hmband of the
testatria, wasleft the entire mate and
named as sole executor. To Mr. Wells'
inquiry as to why he had not I required
by law filed the will for prohatewitllin
thirtydsys of the deceased thetssta-
trix,lieeker replied that belied only just
heard of Hrs. Coley's death. The will
wu executed September 10, 1891, and
Meeker said that it had ever since been
in his mien.
By flesh-f- requcst Wells took charts
of the will and on Saturday entered it
do all I can to save them, I have watchv
edthepruyuofthehuxsnd the worm
andsou‘htonts remedy which can be
followed by any and everybody st little
m, and very little time given to
suecufully exterminate this treetiller.
lu thespingof theyesr, whsuthe
trees are leaved out in line foliage, we
had thus beetles which have ”wintersd
over" at “our expense" in our gsrrets, as
lnsny of us know, flying out into the
Yours Very Truly.
D. E. Dlsnaow.
PlBgillNAll .2311th.
flea-ans far-(mus About Our and
other People's Iris-1's.
Congressman M‘orest is enjoying a
fishing trip in Vermont.
Iliss Elizabeth Beers, of Unionville, is
visiting friends in Westporl.
Ills. E. ll. Fox, of West street, h
visiting her sister in Edges-her.
I'm lobar, of New York, is the
guest of Miss Eugenia Clarke, of Belden
Place.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hill, of Yonkers.
ass pastiule
for probate in the Norwalk Probate Court
Very ”on these are Who“ out in the and asked for revocation of the lettered
wornl.whichsttainsahslf inchinleugth
when grown. From thotilneit begins
teleovethedestructionofthatlesfcoln-
m Thus sis oruvenworlnsiu a
few days npthe lifefrornthelesf and
theeonsrqnsuce is the leaf dies and
hearing upon the application will beheld
on 'l'hursdsy, August 3, at Norwslk.
The only other heirs stlswarwllrs.
lariette Johnson, of Weston. a sister of
the deceased, and In. Hoses Sherwood,
M m “Pt-in ”a mic u w 300Fancy Glass Salt and Peppers .......... V ............. to each
ml‘ M, I“ “.... u!’&t;’l::: '_____“‘7“7 IT PHICES Boufln To Enl‘PsE buying new S0 1038. k‘n' m" M‘
dent of Port Jetlereon, where he was
Oatacolnefror. here. A ha‘ot oats always
much ”a. » Ml FBHIER [Frums. weighs 75 lbs. Seventy-five pounds of Date
I .. may measummquartetothebeaorthesamo
SUI. '0. ‘20,”. D I 0 weight of 0st my measure ulna-rte to the
___ has. We prefer thefllquart has. Why? Be-
nson ssnes lute Int-Ill en fllrull ll. ' p I I arvey “use we 8!! more Get- Iulstam and less
. . . Draper of lhvlen. ’ _ ’ shall. Now while the so qt. bag might cost
admlnutratton granted June 16. The Pill!" were this mm“. ’4? — s
suit for $20,000 instituted by John W.
Haddock, of Dalian mil-t Hint!) ll. lees bout. you w.
”aw. 0' .... ...... um i... "-6— 83 Washington Street. Boots, Shoes and Rubbers Heavy White om
dock claims that Ir. Duper harbored
100 Glass Butter Dishes ................................. 130 each
and
mm”, .“,*m”'m,mitfififit‘tkihiggizzizz1111:1111::::::::::::::::::ii§§2§t SHOES lhursdayJunell
I
m I, u I. 1 0pm” om. 100 Glass Sugar Bowls ............................. . ..... 130 each
my mi.“ {mm km", 300 Children’s Fancy Picture Books—Nicely illustrated...0c each “HIE" WE WILL OFFER NOTES ON OATS-
awistuncefmn the cottage" undhotel
M mvml no. u“ ham up 25 Boy’s Wagons—100 Quality. ......... ‘ ................. 05c each FOR THE NEXT Thisbthettmot the your to moron
iuthesslne place whereshe wsssllok,
300 Glass Coffee Flasks—Nickle Tops .................... 80 each
10 Mexican rass Hammocks ........................... 75c each stock olold 0m New 0m sometfmomahs
. 150 Yellow Ware Pie Plates 5c each—cheaper than tin and homesick. We here put lneolne soodplm
:30: barely ill-cements from we» lots and lots of other, just as 30th and in many instances better I 0 DAYS oldeMch wesresclltnz cbup. Wei-lie
Mr. “was” “- . umk may bargains, vnll be found in Our kitchen Ware Department the goodcareto have none but superior Oats at
week—not any one line,hut the complete stock all the way through, this store. “You always have good Oats" ls
lie was s slop carpenter. at reduced prices. the testllnom‘ a»: those whoare ln ihe habitat
from the lscents lees than the £013.. it would
Wholesale and Retail Ileslm in m be ” chi-v mm mm ”on m “d
falh totheyound, hearing theworms N. y" . ’t' lst' ._ 5' t . . . hiswifeand entedherfloul orm ' ' '
.. ................ .. ......7"'"'"'" "m memWwigm new... r“ 8E0. lll llSTlllE. Prop. leather and Shoe Bindings. Oats- sl-Is has. 5
M?! film it- lood-III“ “hr-“i- Wllliam E. Dunn, of Nurwslk. Ml mm, a,“ "......"mm m, m, It Inw- that “In «who! "w uu‘ AlsolsanfscturerolChildren‘s Shoes bag lat! $l'l5: '0
me! his is. it naturally erswls {to the ”..., ”mm," “mm,“ {0, . ....k'g MM“, pm!” ,0 “and“ Mm“ men-om quarrels in line Huldock family. We cordially invite one and all: if you don’t want to buy bag lot. 3 I , I 3. Cash
tn- Ild m spin '0' “*0 '1'“? visit in fiantoga memo; In, my Mn, 3h...“ in... M"- “Wk “0"“ 3° 0'" ‘° “f come just the same, for lockers now are buyers later on. W IUITH III" STREET-
We! mmin‘ “'5' t W. F. Bl" antund family. of East are- m um um Coley'e dam ‘WlIinS Drum my ‘9“ h" 70“ Ind .
wasatthisstsgsofthepsoesedinpthst thereforthree
nus. returned yssterdsy from a week‘s
viit to Italian, Conn.
llrs. Frank Wilmott and family, of
film street, an sojourning at Bedding
Center for a few weeks.
Stephen Holmes and s party from
Norwslk are at Wesntinsug Hotel. New
lilfonl. They will return this evening.
Iciville 3. Head, of Hillside, Nor-
wslk, has returned from an extended
tour through the United States and
Canada.
lisp Letitia Lshey, Annie Senter and
Sadie lartlngof New York, are spend-
ing a few days with In. 'l'syhr. Straw-
berry llill.
Hrs. Illinois Fresney, who has been
vldtlag Il- llnie Flynn, llsnford
place. returned to her home in New
York to-dsy. i
lull. W. Kesleraud two sons,of
North Wilton. are spending the week
with Ir. and Hrs. I. D. Randall, River-
ddesvenne.
In Joseph llarwellersndsoaJossph.
lrs. Richard Vader and soulllchsrd.
and In. Jacob Unswdler went tolloe-
for the appointment of an administrator.
He thinks that they ought at least behave
waits-d the thirty days allowed for the
filing of s will, if there were any.
Ills. Haddock
now pending.
hemtuhouuhepersduringourheeted
term,andwhichtheywouldnothewith-
out. Iyquaywssthisdfthedypsper
would “tangle the foot” of any, why
not tangle thewlggleof awor-shslf
long? Thewonnswerethendoing
hestthsyhnewhowtogst hack to
”fesdhlgpound.” lpurcluseds
destaoflypapesmutitleugthwise
sadpsrtiugthsshertslschedit
dloat four fut orsofroul
being careful to tuck the
puttlghtlysheutthetreeJeaving
low. sdp in» sottwould admit
themseerswlwudwitifltsowisho
ed. 1 have paper on nytsees thatls
la Honored-low“ Small Iowa. lady.
Themsy homeol Charles Disbrow, at
Huguenot t’srk,wss invaded by about
twenty-live young ladies and gentlemen,
Tuesday evening. and for several hours
thelnury strsinsof nil-to coupled with
thost voices ol the insist- tuss-
Med
before Justice
Ti
ll
this sudden influxof young people into
Inbibrow'shmnewasasociable tends
eredtolfissttslle Disbrow, of South
Norwalk, who was sguatofhercousins,
thelissssDisbrnw. Altsrthe formality
oflntroduatiouhsdheeuperfuvlaed-‘ng-
ingsndrseitstlor-followrd,towhichsll
dideredit. ‘l’lringefthb pestlulsdauo
ingwueatered into, and no cessation
w- nsde‘ until word was given to
march Into an adjoining roonl, when
the mental hasten, Ire. Ill-brow, hell
prepared a houslifsl spread for her
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thedefsldaat.
lu.fi.'l'.Coepsr sudllttleson.Wrs-
‘ lsy,rsturnsdtothelrhonelullewllsc
vss,todsy.sftwsvlsltwlth herpar’
“It.“ Ire. Alfred Plstt,lapls
sir-st.
luluflscesnddsugbter Nettle.
ud'JlJtewsrt and F. L. Inrphy
Awe-[is Wes st thema-
mlmd-rm-WMW mush-we; n on walls.
”manhunt-yer
Samuel Grime, who was arrested at
ht house in theborouthesterdsy morn-
ing, by Olficu Howard, was brought
Barrettiu the afunnoou.
’l'hechsme against him was taking .125
from thesafein E. J. Wadhsuls' market
on July 17, while he was working there.
-—AND—-
Ir. Wadhau- subsequently found a ' C E I lERY
check for “I, which he supposed Ir.
crime has «claim the mphlnt wi- KILLS ALL 3:168:31) Moons-mi
changed to read ”I. lfflridlu pleaded ’ ' "a
not guilty, and thejlwticesdjournsd the
one until Frill-yawning atDo'eloeh. I0 Ill! “MS,
Oil" for Mr Bruno's sppesrsnce at that
little. lawyer Lockwood appsssl for H0 ”Ill! W ”B.
mu” 0' “3 ”nu Having purchased a Bankru t8tock of a Boston Manufacturer, 1 will now show on the largest :3" “a" W " “w "‘ m"
u... “mwmmw stock over ollered for sale in is town and convince you that you can save from fty cents to a ......
'°i__._:-«'Tllillllllli FL mills "whereas
V“. m; W. ~ ..- ..-. -- ,__-__
wow-Wm“ to be Closed Out In the next Slxty Days. I0 I00 "all!“ ”In.
H.“— Wlth loom-log Appetite afl Wilh-
.._. tloa lions um the pines d den-t: year
dollar on every pair of shoes purchased at my store. rundown-shells
800 r Lsdies’ Turn 8h all sites and widths, .......... ...at .00 former rice .00 , ,
75 psi “ rs Toe h ”13.75 “ p ’10!) Yankee -r f
100 “ Pet. Ti 1.50 “ 2.00 ,
05 " Black 1.00 “ 8.00 '-
g “ £70.: '11 1.00 " 8.% ‘ .. .'
II no 1.50 If 2. u
‘3 -; mwm Ream: 065%”!me .......... 1.1150 .. 3% “mm“rr‘r'ws"
‘ a no or s .............. l. b “ . ‘
no " Chocolate Russia our Edison Oxfords .......... no u 2.00 fl" ”Rm 8")“, «
100 “ Wine Bluoher Oxfordsw...” ................ .. 1.00 “ 1.00
ea 1' Wine 11wa 0%.... ......... .. ........ 1.00 " pg: "'Aml'm a; film“-
‘ ee newt s ................. 1.00 “ .
100 .. him». is . m. 'l'riln Edison 0mm ....... 1.15 .. 2.00 G.A.Greeorlral 00..
so “ Square Toe at. '11 Oxfords ....... . ........ 1.00 " 1.50 manor.
4% ': Counsel: 8cm 0 OI'dl ............ . ............. ng " 200
.. " lllllll wuss T
we pair. {the cream of lounshury mew-3n a; Code Hand Bowed shoes, slightly im-
worth from 03.00 to .00 for from $1.75 to 32.25 per pair.
400 mfirn's Cordovan Read 83300: Lace and Congress ....... at 03.00 former price 05.00 THE
too “ lace and Congress...” ......................... 2.60 " 3.50
100 “ Lace and Guam, Goodyear Welt..... ..... . ..... 2. “ 3.35 ,
too “ Laos and Congress, Goodyear Welt.... ............ 2.00 “ 3.00 want” 8 FM“
1% ;‘ Genuine lisngsroo................ ....... ..... 2.00 :1 3.3 .
' lace” ..... ........... . .............. 1.50 2. -
1% 3 Elohim Bhoesndm ............. 1.50 z: 13 ”m“ “ummfl'fm'mmm
Leos—Bo 00ml ..................... .. ..... ”1.25
100 .. Russia Calf Bluebel- and lines. ............... .. m .. 3.50 Souvenlr 890000
100 “ Russia Calf Blocher Oxford-u...” ............. 2.00 “ 3.50
or
100 Youths’ silo ll to), Shoeswu... ......... ...... " 1.20 . ,
Alsopfrlot or IM’ Hand Bowed-«Spring Heel ....... .. .......... 1. .. 2.50 ’ '
WmmalfldyouwmthlnkyousrelnsWholeselelnstesdofsltetsllfitore. o s In
wmmsdeoassiis ‘
Theodore H. Olsen (1 “millim-
leader of Boot and Shoelrale of llorwllk mom
I
a“ y
., sl insinuate: er... some soawsut. .. i We»...
“g ' staple/0:
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