new! . BARGAINS;
”mmr‘fl'flwmmmmm‘
quality sum-odometoaammu
mhuOthaOnpsand
”(adamandtdoaenvelopssllwhoa.
m
NEW IMPORT.
. Hughes and Son. Holland '
.flteplsflaltfbemfln‘hueud‘mm
‘flmmuzl’leees. linghesandflon, England
Mauuoteemmon’l‘reutongoodemutdueluglish
:10 new: new BARGAINS WY DAY.
RTEVANT’S BARGAIN HOUSES.
loam runs are m mums, some soawaax.
earl-phloem
iii/to b 1-6
Sumtermerpsicetromwchflmeach, soc.
MPorcolain. 'wn com
I4 tooth lain Chest.
8o. Isrwall
‘10 W1”! 'l'llli TIM“- We intend this. week to have a little rush in our
Wed ”mismatching“
arm’s-sis.
The Consolidated road has justeon-
tsectedwlthllelrethwisolltewYork
MAKING MACAO”! ROM
Vifiillllll "BABIES.
wuss Willi!!!” IN Till
news-supremo
. once for theGoose. ,
it is said, is sauce for the gander, but neither goose nor gander
prize any sauce half as much as the ublie admire our cl . j
‘ hey catch the eye every time andwm the admiration of or 7 _
beholder. It bespeaks a want of good taste to overlook the 6» ,
cellence of these goods. Their sn "ority is as evident as a hill
1n the middle of a plain, and the chi; and more minute our. ill—r
spection, the more ood oints will he discovered. Descnption is
needless; these goo s to their own story" and tell it so forcibly
that you can no more help buying than yod‘ can help-smilinghat a
bran-new joke.
iiKlTCHEN DEP’T- 0°"gress “la" Pap“
IOUNTAIII AND I" Till BIA.
towideuthetr-tlsmthoWsstlisvrn
nreadowslortheuewtourtracks. This
“I o”.- m M m 'ork'fllmfluubo'tlmltfluusd n
”mum WW“ timber {or the super.
structure. Thepsesentpilestructure ls
Be one of the many who will take advantage of our Meets “us 7“],
SPECIAL SALES.
“hull”. resume-s:
Win and llew lerwslk People are
smiwsmmmm
vmmwae m mu. ta. Hospital-
unroun-s lee-In m.
mm
themeoheuithemskiuxotagocdsoad
FEillilll Slilllilllfll ll PRICES ,
with a.
If ever there was a time you needed to make 25c do 50c worth of we M 661 -THE—
“31”” inlutfthsndonthe
saw v. tamer cum,
mum isahsakewau oaths mw'dflm ”0‘10“"an
IlirsLiule Summer, at this city, a
sisterollraConrsdEugle.willeail {or
hertormerhomein Germany, Septem-
ber‘ntonthesteamer Spree. ottbe
Bremen line. Ilsa Bummer has been
It either-the macadamortheteltord
lsaisnplicitylteelt.
Imake this statement with thetull
knowledge that it will invite critidasn
sudthstmanyexcellent sndintelllgeut
roadmakers will contend to the cen-
purchaeing, it is now, and nowhere else in the whole of Norwalk
can you do it better than with us during this sale.
contract will amount to between 018,000
and “Woodwork will begin ins
week. The contractors have three
me. makes b her pomewlonaecpy
«anemone tweedbythrllew
Takendlewflasesroad. ltiadated
LOOKING GLASSES. To-Day ‘I-T-mem“
in Americitenyesrn She will not re-
turn to this country.
0. W. Smith. of New York. on strip
in his yacht, the "Stanhopc," with his
niece, Ili- Jcsie Smith. and lies Hardy
both of New York, spent last night with
his uncle, Samuel W. (Smith. of Lexing-
,butitmust he remauhered that
months in which to complete the job.
The pile. are to be driven ten feet he-
twe. thecenter oi the bouts. fleet of
them will brainy (rot in length,” they
are to bedriven thronghthemud tohard
pan. The pike are to be of chestnut,
on“ ”Jihad is the winhrsr-
m {or “14. Trninslelt New
It 1’. “.95” Ind “530
W, lflJfifisldlmp. III»
with an asterisk
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macadam roads such as will eventually
be laid upon the line of our important
country highways, the work of the road-
it
Size 13 x 111} inches ................................... . .26c each . 96 Washington St-
ages: 15.} x 13 ‘31?” . .. ..... ..................... .33c one: With ““0“!" "W0“! 00‘
use, 17 :14 in es.. .. ......................... .. ...... 40c one in noes. Even greater than "N
Size, 21 x 13} inches .................................... 490 each eve: somh "0 all“
70 ft Cotton Clothes Lines ......... . . . . . . . ....... . ....... 21¢ each ' '
100 ft Cotton Clothes Linea. . . . . ......................... 27¢ each offer their entire Mk of
makerwillbelargsly confined tosimple
routine work, in which the common
senseapplication olmsterialaund metho
odswill prevail over abstrscttheorles,
audthehighertechnleal trainingcithe
enginesrwillbedemandedoulyiuthosc
easeswhere problems of drainage and
construction are too complex tor the
mindotthelayman.
Inehort,solarsethemakingo¢a
macadasn roadway is concerued,there
sretlwusandeolpracticalandclearhesd-
edmenineveryetatewhoosnsoquickly
acquire a knowledge of materials and
methodsaetofit them {or the manage-
ment of ordinary construction work.
it might be said that a knowledge 0!
spruce or hard pine es the connectors
may detamine, and the trestle work
willbrol hard pine timber.
Thelonr tracksare now laid from the
New Havendrpottothe cast eudolthe
pilehridne. Promtheweateudotthe
bridge to Woodment, the contract for
thatcnr-trsekingbinthehsndsotPJI.
Huger-Id. at New Iondon. Although
the?!“ Raven pilehrldnsisansxteu-
sire one, itisonly about ouevfiflhaslong
astheAiruuetrrstls over the Quinni-
ii
Sherman D. Facts, rule and daugh‘ 2r
Grace, of New York, are in South Nor-
walk to spend Sunday at the residence of
J. W. Duke, on Elizabeth street. They
are on their way home irom a visit with
llr. Foote’s mother, lire. Swift. iuDerhy.
Rev. and In. Edward Kennedy, of
New York city, returned home this
morning alter a pleasant visit with Dr.aud
lira. W. C. Glines, of Berkeley street.
Frank lead..Fred Blackburn. William
Hamilton and their families, of Dan-
bury, are occupying Oak Cottage, Bell
ta
§
”“”°‘”,.3‘§2“§i.‘:i“ii.tnta ......... ' 2%“. at THE SILVER llflllAR
ll
iii
l‘
on Squeezers ........................ .. . . .7c each Cannot be compared with the ,
i
out at low York were dnein
“it Matt”. 11:10, a. ... 0:10
ssd‘lflp... monogramme-
eflymeslareel’ortChsater. .
Tisha iso- ths .st were due in
“Net mfldlandllzwa.
mM‘Jfl and 10:14, p.m.thestsr
music from Boston
Twine- the east weredse fellow
Yerkatl'flflfl. Ms. mat”, 4:15,
100 Curry Combs—he av
100 Fancy Tooth Brush
07" 1'!!! unit.
................... ........4c each Wall Paper
prices we otter our
............. .....19ceach ’ at_60percent.lessthanregular
75 Root scrub Brushes .......... .. .......... .. .......... .10c eoch ‘ . PM“
300 Wooden Rim Flour Sieves ........................ . . . .8c each
hofiettsTableKnives and Forks ........ . ........ .........5l)c sett n re on
1d . ....................... 15c cacti: sale I c
o are ....................... . . .50 one
100 Cross Candle Stick Holders ......................... 15¢ each for If you believe that a penny o ommence
300 Fancy Glass Salt and Peppers ....................... to each ' ,
100 Glass Butter Dishes ....................... . ......... 13¢ each saved ‘3 two pence earned, take
island, fora week.
Mrs. IaterCole, of New York city,
chemistry and geology are often called
into playto determine the qualities of
materials which aroedmaker may pro-
545,759"! 12:15,.” Thoma! .... “am,“ a. ma. lost
100 Glass Milk Pitchers.
20"m”s""""“’“"""""""""'::'':::::::::::;::i'{§Sift”*“"““‘“fi=°°““““*""°‘ Thursdayluneli
A son was born Wednesday to Mr. and
Ira. Edward Surges, ol the Dorlou
acwmpauied by her daughter Hazel, is a
guest of hersister. Hrs. W. J. finneymt
Berkeley street.
Willis Selleck. of Union Park.isspend-
log it'- vacation at Ocean Grove. His
brother Edward left {or the same place
poseto use, and that the best roadway
cannot beinsnred without a knowledge
of these sciences, but the fact remains
that the best roadway is rarely built in
any locality, for in most cases it is diiil-
cult to tind more than a single conven-
ient quarry. and while a better stone
might be found than that which this
quarry supplies the cost of transporta-
tion makes its use impracticable.
lies Jean Rogers, who hr' been visit-
ing Ii. )iay Wilson, Riverside avenue,
returned to her home in Huntington, L.
a"? “3 ”cm "" ”m "”6”" a. w. Twin, at Bethel. formerly or
South Norwalk, and his lamily have
Bowls ................................... 13c each
25 dos Decorated China Sauce Dishes .................... 69c doz.
25 Iron Front Oil Stoves ......................... ' ........ 59c each 00 s “——
300 Children’s Fancy Picture Books—Nicely illustrated. .ilc each
8003(31m‘901fee Flaggsé-“lilickle Tops .................... So one: y 0
25 y's a ns—l ity .............. . ............ 650 one
ruse Hammocks ........................... 75c each and
150 Yellow Ware Pie Plates, 5c each—cheaper than tin and Buy a pail of those
lots and lots of other, just as good and in many instances better SHO ES
'us, will be found in Our Kitchen Wore Department this .- . '
It may therefore be safely said that
while the services of an engineer are al-
bem enjoying a low days’ visit at Belle
Island.
we --not any one line,but the complete stock allthe way through, New "ac kerel.
The Bpworth league held their first
regular rehearsal, of
School," in the Past Avenue lethodht
Episcopal church, last evening
he presented peat mew-lb.
o. o. a. Is. luau ”my.
The annual field day oi the Pairtteld
county councils“ the Order oi United
American lechanice wrs held in Bridge
ways to he desired there is nothing
abontthemakingol acommon macadam
roadwaywhich maynot in most cases he
lenrnedbyanyintelligentcitiun,andit
hewill acquaint himself withtheknowl-
edgeo! soilswhichwill enable him to
know the Memes between a wet soil
andadryone,aporouseoiland aretenv
tire one, and it he will come to diatiuo
guish the diliercnce in stones, between
hardsudsott, between tonghsud friable,
li- Carter, at West avenue, starts
for Chicago-ad atou'oi thelshes,
to day, with Dr. and In. lartin.
Cito Hatch and wile, of Union Park,
lett Norwalk today (or a summer's out
in; at lake Champlain.
Ire. Thomas Benedict, Jr., returned
yesterday [mm a visit with llrs James
K. Crotut, at Bimsbury.
”... AT “Nch l0 lbs. in Fall.
Will weigh about 1 lb. each.
559.23%ij ‘ K ‘9' "- “Wt ..
andaddtothieaknowledgeot theprin-
ciples and practice of consolidating the
subsoil and the macadum crust and the
drainage of both. he will have mastered
Is. B.Dennbsudwiie,ol Southliain
“I'M, started today {or a two weeks'
visit in Worcester, Mass.
Bridgeport. and Benjamin Franklin
Commandery, oi Danhnry, two uni-
Wholesale and Istsil dealers in Pa“, 0' 15c ““810 Wm
Washington Street. Bon[s_ Shoes and Rubbers "CRIMES 0F WIEMT"
GEO. VII ILSTYIE. Prop. 193“” and 3"“ Bindings. CODFISH.
Ir. and In. Fred Osborn returned
from stripto labbstteville, N. Y., yes-
terday alter-noon.
Isa. Adeline Holmes, of this city, is
visiting friends in Daubury, {or an in-
tho chief points upon which rest a knowl-
edgoof scientific roadmaking. And this
knowledge is easily acquired, and, to the
patient mun, easily tnught.~l. B. Potter
in Good Roads.
Ilnw tho lows-us Ilnilt Their Bonds.
termed loyal l .3501: mutations.
Councils [mm all the snrmnding
in the county and from
many other towns panicipatcd. Alter
thepurade s [ionic was held at Avon
Park. Among the visitingotlicials were
cx'l‘stiouul Counci'lor Gilmore,rx-Na-
We cordially invite one and all; if you don’t want to buy
come just the same, for lookers now are buyers later on.
linen-d lira. J. u. Layton, daughter
Also lasaiartnrrr at Children's shoes
a sum sans sneer. 3llls- in Box, ills. s In.
The Roman roads—the Vin Apple and
the Via Aurelia. the Via Hominid, the
roads to the Rhine and the Danube and
the 4,000 miles of road from the wall of
Antoninne in Great Britain through
Rome to Jerusalem—still reveal lessons
tinsel alonncrllor W. 0. Staples and State
TM 1’. 2. Fields. all of New flav-
en; StateConucillor f. C. Clark, of Falls
Villsnr. eas sn-ltats Councillor w. s.
andsou, are home iron) the World's
Alisa land L Shares, oi Bridgeport. is
vhiling lira. ilowsrd Holmes.
ll IlllTIi Illl WET. 1.3
TrflEnnnnE H I OLSEN’S llibblelttomslosk
Biases-em! liorwalk.
uses. is. run nos-C“
The lleubnry pool room closed
yesterday under peculiar circumstenc z.
TheDanhnrytalenttapped thetelephone
wiressamewberesndswamoedthehook-
in construction worthy of the study of
the rosdbnilders in the nineteenth cen—
tury. Their method of construction was
to remove the soil to the full width at
the road till a solid lwndation was
reached. This soil was replaced by more
solid material, well packed and made
crosses 0? I'll STATE.
lh-sdlntereucnlbllre-lmy Quar-
ter “connections.
Joseph 1". Brian. a llsrtlord piaw
tener.isahouttobesned for breach of
Bankrupt Sale _ [giggly
$10,000 Willi” ill smell! w...
maker on the second Brighton race.
Thursdaythelocsleportstookwnllrom
thepooiroombytheeememethod.’l'hst
was simply a (trier. In the tint nee
thoroughly compact, and every [recan-
tion was made to have the body of the
reed hard and strong. This strmgth
cot by four layers of mar
tcrial. the ower layer consisting of large
flat etmee, it convenient; i! not, other
stones were used. and these were laid in
psomiscbylblsyitichardsonmlthat
city. He "smugsdtomarryhersnd
was also engaged to lites Sparks. 0!
South Windsor. Both girls have wed-
diugtro-eanxresdyaud each recently
recsiredsletterlromiirimstatiu‘that
hecauuot many her. Brim is a di.
voroed man and popuhr with young
yateniaythe sportsinths ring played
light and won a little. lutheescond
race Elia Ann wreatentooue shot.
The next layer was of small stones or
course concrete. The third was of liner
umcrrte on which was laid storms of
several angles joined solidly together.
which was the top layer.
layorsconetitutea thickness of from three
to sometimes seven feet.
Hustle constructed by the Romans remain
in good condition to this day. after a lapse
of 15 centuries. during which most of
them have had little or no main. They
stand a monument to the engineering
ability of their builders and a worthy
- example for themoet able engineers at
the present century to lollow.
No system of roadbntldlng has been
devised which, in point of durability: and
unoothnees, awreaches the work or the
conquerora 'l‘o hesure, thecostor the
contraction
to be Closed Out In the next Slxty Days.
Thestosm.Weduesday.blewdowaoue
or lkrby'e historic landmarks—4 large
willow tres,three test in dismeter,which
tdlnro-therallroedtraek. ltwassst
outonehlndredyearnspby Peter
Phelps in {rent ct his old homestead,
having been brought (rum St. Helena
Msuold wacsotnlnand dress to Ir.
closedthepoolruosnwesontjuetflzm.
Therswssonlyflmotopsythebe'xotl
sndwkentkstmoneyw-mnethomwho
heldtickehonfluAnnwerepro-nhed
thattheywonldhsensked today. It b
nb-ehotheeoIOIeaontCo.,otNew
Having purchased a Bankru
stock over uttered for sale in t 's town and convince you that you can save from
dollar on every pair of shoes purchased at my store.
350pairLudi
Opera Toe hoes .................................. 1.75
hinterewlllruuelshthoewadsy.lvs
«has a week. it has hrprolliugmlll
of such roads was enor-
werebnllt tmamilltery
WM armleeotmcuwere
arstlabbintheiroonstrnctium. lattices
times we must devise sane cheaper
method at roadmaking. lint ttisevt
dentthatasyetemwhichiatnsedouthe
same fundamental nindplee which
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youwillthtnkyouarelnaWholeealeinsteadolaltetalliltore.
Theodore H. Olsen .
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Kile” ALL P1“! All) IKVIOOKATIB
Isletsitist.
Islmflstllrttflsyt.
llo mmm
m teamwuamlteeal first”
use nop- usu-thesteeset do”: saw
my duties m seems as Ilsa
Jew.
Block of a Boston Manufacturer, 1 will now show it? them
y con
m. .r
Thenstotkstesflflfl ..g‘
Yankee ,,
all sires and widths, ..... . ..... ...at 32.00 tonne: price %.$
Sheen... ....... .. .............. ...... 1.50 “ 1W ,
Oxfords ..... ..... . ......... 1.60 “ 8.00 " '
.............. .. 1.50 “ 34X)
oasis Celt Oxfords 1.50 “ 2-50 sou-mammalian
inn Russia Call on Oxfords . . .. 1.10 .
(gvhpoolantle Wild! Edison Oxfordsw ...... 11.1): ‘: 413.03 cm um “um
u no o'fl‘VUOOIOJII'IwOO' wwwwwww O... U . O ‘
we» am salvage. {'83 ;; 1'32 "mg; ”m“
m 5%. rmmnm'mw”MIXES 1:1. . 2:.» G-Accmmtcm.
Square Toe at. Ti Oxfords 1.00 " 1.00 mm"-
Oommon Sense Oxfords ....... 1.00 “ 2.00
OflMse ..... Owl's-Ills... lllllllllll ’wlulwil'w-w w ‘. 10m
”m" cm Hand flowed Shoes, nosey an.
lounsbury Iathewson a
33.50 to imam from sue to at.» per pair.
d Hand Bowed, Lace and Congresswat 0:23 tonnes; price 0::%
and congress, Goodyear Welt................ 2.26 “ ate ,
and Congress, Goodyear ”Welt... ...... :3 2: 2% quln ‘.
..........'.....III22222122122222212122212121222: 12w " also sauna—um. u.
mmDIlIlloIrfiw&lwiistflfioiwlIII! ll” “ :0 *
aim and Lane 2.75 “ 3.50 Souvenir e
Gall Oxfords. 2.50 " 3.50 *‘ fl ,,
Matthew's-viii“
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