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BARGAIN HOUSES;
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eoure runs strum
I" sfltowaytea. nor-um
, ”from
Arm-"par 1'
”mm-ifiiaaas.
steeawr Wrestler." Twenty-sailors
accumulate-mm”
walh,we~ ales purest. Mews- a
m nestles to trees rsports tron-
tirevsrieas WW thstiew
m states. The history oi each
”unravels-harbored“
mm “M”!
seats! 7. amm ltwrs
iaetitated about eighteen months ago
and hssuyrwsatthirty-eta Isa-bore.
Thus marrow-mathemat-
thiestatempiaot tiliathe past air
”the. Mien lrssaarvsadeaths
derisatheyesrnpeawhtehttfltbb
mh-Mpaidtotheirhehs.
The input eauutoaof tiudaywas
onheerdtheetsawsrt’ityofltiehnrsnd,
and aaarhsrsd about 1.000 people. it
war the annual charity excursion of
sermuumiarMN-v lien-
Authemhldbandaororchaatrae
mhnsrrl and all tits We put
' mfiapilontheiioundawostenv
ioyahieoaeeadwere-orethandeiight.
edwitirtheettrectioaeatthel’oint.
,Tlie are-bars oi the Itoaat Vernon
lotetrrelah ere brought» the Point
Mumweretheresoaranyteame
at the Point, tho shale hsbg filled
marshy. The teraoata aav
ahietoiad accommodations under the
“.maaerteaeivc blockade all
sure» (grill A;h 1“th M”! "ram ’W ”W '1',”
WWI MIG TIIE SilllIiE
tun-u I". him I’ll! lull:
"VIII. mwau reasons
AluryMel Isa-glacial, tennis
mm Itflaiwnb, Inch
”lung-CW.-
“Wot-“shading.
Atthaeoolresortof’l'thnobOuting
Steve-ma, Era-t Mon, Fred. W. ’l’ol—
mam 0' III illl'A'l'l.
Its-asllntoreatwladha-lnrycaan-
- tardmn
’l'heWilli-antic fairs-odationoders
0000 1a wheslnsn'spsiatsoa Sept-aha
1’.
school. He oomeafronrflooiet Fella,
av. .'
The Waterbury band has med the
flisorkandNewEugiandroadindl-
vidoallylorsdelayoltwenty minutes
ley.8hclton5tflnnloh.llarry8tevenom
son. from Bridgeport; “Clara Bill.
lleiura liill, Julia Bill. Pauline Swords.
Emma Lockwood, Grace Prisby, Fred.
llill, Bert Human, Howard lossntan
and Bren Hill,Jr..of liorwaik. lira.
W. ll. StevensonJirl. W. 11. Swords
and lint Z. J. 11111 were the chaperorrr.
li- Anna ii. Dunning lavored the guests
withseveral finished instrumental misc:
thins. .
llisssafitheilieep and Eva]... Ferris
areentartaiaing about twenty of their
youngfriendsat'l’he Knob today, and
the piuaurea at that charming mot.
bathing. boating. dancing. dc" "0 be'
iagluliyenjoyed. The party is chapev
roncdbyllrn. John ll. Ferris and lint.
1. ii. Kaep.
Them emrsion of the Caledoo
nian donut!" Haven. tolloton
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steameriiuaahine. At thoPoint games
willbeheldancla numbers! prizes will
bsawardsd to the winners.
Hrs. William H. Wilkins, oi Lowe
Maud Mrs. Funk Smithof Illn-
ford place, have rented theflyatt cottage
atl’inel'oint andare now occupying it
with aparty of friends.
Another hail holiday excursion will
he made by the strainer Continental to
worrowalternoon from New Haven to
lioton Poilt.
IIIIONAI. IIS'HOK.
M'm‘haatwu
TbePrattklteadCo.,of Deep River.
piano key mannlactnrersmoated a no-
tieeon their null that the mill would
shutdown indefinitely. Three hundred
hands are ailected.
The glrlsat theNationai Paper Box
and Folding company, of Bridgeport,
made a kickon a reductionof wager.
Superintendent Scott denied that astrikc
waethreatened.
Thealaodersuit of Warner Elliott.
at Ilanbury, re George Richardson,
of WA“ 05.0mm been setv
tlsdanrieably. Richardson called Hicks
a horse thief in public.
Aninfrantwas foundon the tracheal
the New England tried in (ilenwood near
liartiord. It was apparentlyadayold
and dropped from a paling train wrap~
pad in a newspaper.
Brschcll & (30.. manufacturers, It
Shelton. have been attached for ”)0
rent by the Consolidated mad. The firm
mysthersia adiepute about the lease.
The works are running.
The Consolidated road has aettledin
fall, it is claimed, with A. B. Cowl“. 0!
liddletieid. whose barn was burned by
sparks from the roads engines. The
claim was for 012,000,
Theatatelish onmmimion meeting in
Hartford considered the hatching o!
l,‘250.l‘n)0 shad fry in the Hometonic
Insult Iailtinr.
lentil.
Listen,
, Listen, 0 Yo Republicans.
litrllll, Liston I] ll Willi li Blllllllllllllilll all Republicans,
For the day has come when it behooves you one and all, no matter what your politiee may he, to take a more careful
examination of your pocket boobs. 11111! the extent 01 your pile. and then when you find it necessary to purchase anything.
be sure and go where your money will wield the greatest power.
This llael lilill US will he Remembered by Many. Why? Because they tan loot Bach
and See llhtre They Will liars Bought lots of llsalul Articles at a litre Song.
Now we are going to devote a little space to a confidential business talk with each one of you.
l’llfiT—You know as well as we do that we are in business for the money there is in it.
SECOND-We cannot sell goods at a discount of illty per cent. and do business.
'I'IIIIDv-Wo never have nor we never will mark goods up, claiming to sell you % cents' worth of goods {or 12} cts.,
chloa. a. ‘ M ” v.. 0" TWO ‘3'
’ Sauce "
it is said, is sauce for the gander, but neither goose nor g "301' 32%
rizo any sauce half as much as the public admire our?! If; " .
hey catch the eye every time and win the admiration bf ate,
beholder. It bespeaks a want of good taste to overlook the 01x“.
collonoe of those goods. Their su oriority is as evident as a hill
in the middle of a plain,gand the c oser and more minute ' “our iii-
spection, the more good oints will be discovered. Description is
needless; these goods to their own story and tell it so fercibly
that you can no more help buying than you can help smiling at a
bran-now joke.
0. Hilarity s
MARK-00W“
ON
Boots
and
SHOES.
We shall now inaugurate a
"m5 r
coats.
0 Y9. D
hut in reality marking a 25 cent article up to 40 cents. and then selling it for 19c cents. 0h ! 110. On the contrary, it will be
ouraim as in the past to conduct our business along the lines of recognized and well-established business principles, and in
memos- and hcnelita which these principles imply it isour earnest wish that our patrons shall share with us that pros_
Consequence—Prion as follows:
150 Ribbon. all shades, cheap at
locy . this-Ie,3icyd or 3 yds for 10¢.
Assortmeatof ’i. 9 and tile Jap. Faun,
told , your choice lie each.
lflwfine writing pa tries with
curelnpestonrato‘h.” euvcopea anle
aheetapapertobox, athc box; 200 boxes.
better qual' . at he box.
Beat roll oilet Paper, Informed, is
roll; 5 rolls for 190.
5.01!) pkga Toilet Paper, at 3c pkg.
Peaches and cream,n very delicate pct“
fumed toilet soap, To a mks: box of :l
cakes, 19c.
500 doz_ Bone liuttons, all colors, 3&1:
doc: your choice of 50 diflcrcnt patterns
and colors of fcy buttons, at 15c doz.
Knittin Silk, all colors. 29c bail.
I‘diee' Cy bordered lldkfs. 35c mch.
We are overloaded on 25c and 30c ladies‘
White Embroidered lldkfa, so we shall
mywyourchoiee 01 the lot, at 13c
lo'no- Brass Picture Books. others
ask 20mins. our price. 2 foracent.
perity which we have enjoyed in the past. The future will take care of itself.
r
Kitchen Department.
112 piece Dinner Hts. choice of 5
terns. . aet~—o rnary times t
would Mania
100 doc g as sauce dishes, 45c dozen.
50 Fine Glam Table sets. 45c set.
25 doz lancy China tea saucers, 59c dos.
500 Real Japanese Tea l’ots, capacity 5
cups: rice, 91: each.
500 'ellow Ware Pie l’lntca, 3c each——
cheaper than tin.
1"; green glass table sets. 4 pee, worth
$1.50 per set, sale price, 890 set.
500 tin drinking cups. 3c each.
100 large size yellow howls, 15c each.
100 fine etched vinegar crusts. small
0;: 15c, large size 18¢,th worth 251' and
200 band lamps, all complete, ”coach.
100 2«quart tin pails, 6c each.
500 white China dinner plates. as they
run. To each.
100 very pretty decorated China milk
The present is the time torus to hustle,
Hosrery.
10 do: ladiee' ribbed vests. 51: each.
a‘l‘i'hdoz ladiee' ribbed vests. shaped. lie
12 do: ladiee' ribbed rests, shaped, low
neck. sleeveless. 17¢ each.
1 lot gents’ clouded angolashirts and
drawers in sizes from 3210 44. 35c each.
Gents’ Balbriggnn shirts and drawers,
sizes 31 to m, 23¢ each.
1 lot gente‘ unbleached and mixed hose,
seamless, sizes 9; to 11, 2 pair for 19¢.
Boys’ bicycle hose, sizes 5 to 7i, 11c pr.
Boys’ bicycle hose. sizes S to 10, 2 pair
for this.
Ladies' hose, full fashioned, seamless,
in the latest leather and tan shades. 23c
pair.
India'last black hose, sizes 8 to 10,
full regular made, 23c pair.
Dress Goods.
Best American dress gingham, 91: yard.
Best French dress gingham, 15c yard.
We are selling our wool challics nt125c
“Smash” in shoe prices, which
will please the public and clear
our over-flowing shelves of every
pair of shoes that will fit
thilrl, loath, than or ilomao.
This sale will not last long,
and it will be to your interest to
come in before the sizes are
badly broken.
Now is Your chance!
2:000 Pairs of ladies' Shoes.
L500 Pairs of lion's Shoes.
fig lllllli! t'orlr
was at» roman-re rear are rm
an.»
We have about 300 rule of popular
authors left from Christmas.
which we shall chose at 10¢: per ml.
, . ‘zchm. 10¢ each. oer rant
”u" mass We MI. “100 ruby Vilma! crates, 25c each. A few crinkled seersucksrs left which
Ills. Oliver 2. Raymond, of Brad’ ge-
lzllrfl
. EveryPair-of $5.00 going for 84.00
. 10 cl m decorated lam , hand we shall also does It We per ynrd. _
'CCZ.ZZC:ZC'.L'%?1‘5 711m mu port is visatreg’ ’ in South Norwslk. flmflum'mebx.’ 3'1me ‘7“ 2"” "infl'fiz‘uhl til-:8” uh “big: is .8: price? pmlh?:eggk5%cr?a§tfi 111 Why A 84'0“ u ”'25
”mm ' . Titties. atamved. 00 each. ' Pm " ‘1" r ' m -‘ . u 1 25¢ 11 odd ' ' “ 00 “
, .. mm” W” 11114! Kb J". M'Mr d ,w." 'MV 5 York WW” “I I“ la) um BI] m M. tam 191:. 1") quarter brown, chorus 1 IC Path. A’ 0 our m 3 "1 Clihel‘ ‘3' , ”.50
‘13; . . . ., . .mgm m_.’_’f-A,,~ Isit Sorwalh “m for m "‘2‘“ thee-e :W‘kmm'erm ' I ped, plain or fancy we shall eel at 19c yard. 1. 82.00 u ”'50
Mwmp‘bw' l'. W “0”” 3011010 a” mum “a“ John Orr,“ ‘4 A -' M “" ' ' "' it $1.50 1‘ $1 25
1|» M m m, d M World'sfsirin comps, with Ina C. WWW.IMJW- ” u .
Yfltrw"‘” W M, I”. [Baht]. dimhsrhomsinl’airfieldtwowsela 81-25 31-00
Wk“ lewd. 5' "' to an Attorney Levi Warner and wife. of ago. 83 can,
“l “W” , ArchatreetJaft savor; 11.1. morning The M11 Woolen cunpany.ocha- - - -
mmmmmw ...... ...... ....v..........................., Washmgron Van ilsryne Other Goodsm Proportion.
WM had M annual W ...” Jm 3“ gm“ timgnry, oi owingtothe depression in tmria will rol- 8' 0 Prop
7"“ l“! W ”W“ “m" . ‘ iccr. I halt rent from 11 or ten 1e. - ’33 . .-,___w___
i lo'the I'oini in a llllll ”"3” Elizabeth street, have returned frown 00! " "
andsthrruwveyaam.
We in. military band played is
they're. Malaria” wees highly
W by the hrnrerowdawhieh
ammo-seam Theywenr
. hibyl’rele-orlieinc.
Wm'udarwflw
l
etesrrrr rears ' W In.“ i
”find“ some. m floral-m»
hymn.
tin-C’s WWO fairways.
triptotheCatshilia.
J. Creighton "mm, of New
York,iapsadiaga few days with rsia
tireaoaChen-rtatrut
Ilia-mm and lies lierry. of
auras city. we raid-s Mi- "0'-
mmdfiiflfl
Wudenfihabukinghiaananalv»
cation. llewill eajoyaportionoi it in
thawiehedeityofnridpport.
Ii- Aliria Ball Ielt llorwalk rods!
hwatriptolllrairaaad Watkins tiles,
aadlatsrshswillvisit Chicago andthe
Wortd’sl’air.
Charles 5.1“”. of the South liar-
walk lie-ton atess.rrtarued,iaat night
flour a two weeb' vacation, spent in
llarttordsadWiiii-aatie.
li- liesis A.(.‘a-p.ofllawleyville,
returned hat-s yesterday alter a visit
with the liner Wino-,0! West lain
street. lissliaaieWiaonrsturnedwith
_ ”Campinashortvistt.
Thalollowiagreghtratioashavsheen
The company owns nearly all the houses
inthetown.
Win-ted is experiencing the general
dullness in trade. The Gilbert Clock
mmpanyisonhalltinsc,the New Eng-
landl’in company is on three quarter
timeandthelooveBoltwork-has shut
downindelinitely.
ThsAnsoniaaadliirminghanr Salien-
al banks have notified depol'tors that
theywillnotcsshchechsonotherbanh
ondemud,hutwillcollectfordepositorl
ilthey willwait ontilthelocal
hanhoansecuremoney.
TheAlamirmaBr-and [homework
paay.of Bridgeport.“ asked the tax
committee foranahatementoitarss,ae
theyeiaimaprumiaeonthe partolthe
beardoftradetothateflectwasmadeto
Turnout: H.‘ errors
Bankrupt Sale
$10,000 Wllllli 0F Will!
to be Closed Out In the next Sixty Days.
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CELERY‘
KILLS ALL P12? 8;;V3méVIGOMm
lio lion Aches. ,
llo Iota Resistant”. ;- ,-
ilo lore Stardust “
With increasing Appetite and perfect
tion llope takes the place or dewah». you
daily duties become a delight and [Allan
Joy. ' ‘-
l
Yankee
[UNELSWTHEK
l“glaring puflrcredhmfl a Blank t Stock of ‘1; Boston Mnnufncltgrer, 1 will now :how on the largest
cvero c orso slot is town on convince you t t. on can save rom ft cents to a
dollar on every pair of shoes purchased at my store. y y $5.113? mahoutkanrlil 1" Mr
350 pair Indian’ Turn Shoes all sizes and widths, ........... ..at £2.00 former nos 60
.. .. ...... .... .................................. . sworn onus 310
wall Paper 100 " Pat. T1 Shoes .............. . ..................... 1.50 “ 2.00 nwasumoroa on. cotton .
:3 l: 3.11““ mgxfords ....................... 1.50 " 5.00 on .. ..
‘ ords ................................ .. 150 “ 3.00 '
25 .. Wine '1. our 0xfords......... .............. 1.50 .. 2.50 G' A' $2533,“ 0,0"
00 “ Russet Goat Oxforda.. ......... . ........ . ......... 1.50 H 2.00 ,_ ,-,....-'_...;,___,
m m ll PM 1:10 “ Wane Russia Calf Bluohor 0x1 .............. 1.15 “ 2.00 l .
11o “ Chocolate Russia Cali Edison 0:10:11; .......... 1.15 “ 2.00 ”0“ T "'88
100 " Wine Blochor Oxfords ........................... 1.00 “ 1.50
“ml- 250 " Wine Russia Cali Oxfords.... ........... . ....... 1.00 “ 1.50 ‘
00 “ signing Heel. Russet Oxfords... ................... 1.00 “ 1.70 THE .
100 " 1d at. Tnp; Pat. Trim Edison Oxfords ....... 1.15 -‘ 2.00 '
. 90 “ Square Too at. Ti? Oxfords ................ 1.00 “ 1.50 , ..1
iii) “ Common Sense Oxorde .......................... 1.00 “ 2.00 wnnln s FAIR
- row 0 100 « Oxfords ................................. . ......... 50 " 1.00 I
' ' 500 pair. the cream of lmnabnry Mathewson 1a: Co’s Bond Bowed Shoes, slightly on. "" “"“ m:“;r~‘~
400 parts? worth from ”Jodie“ .00, for frogd 31.35 to 32.25 purging. { Souvenir 8900“.
part one Cordovan Han w Lace (.ongreas ....... n 00 ormor price 05.00 .
net-I Vla- fl-II-v - '- tsrdw 95 Wumnmn st, 500 " Lace and ...: .................. .. ......... 2.50 “ 3.50 n
. b baldsmdsnham I» 300 .“ Laos and Conga“, Goodyear Welt ........ . ....... 2.25 “ 3.25 , +».
I" ”‘u hav- snwt-l by 0.01 W 400 “ Lace and Congress, Goodyear Welt. . . 2.00 “ 3.00 3
ell-idem gamma-alumina South "Mk 100 “ Genuine Kangaroo ....... . ....................... .. 200 “ 3.00 o 8'
mmfl'fl' nan name-Insulate» ' 120 “ Laos ........................................... .. ..... 1.50 “ 2.00 .
:33 :: WWWM ............................ 1.60 “ 2.33 brain-immature
an" Mk of I‘m-Bohr! (.om ............................ 1.20 “ 2.
mm m .. Russia our Bincher and 1.1100 ..... ..... 2.75 .. 0.50 I m
100 .. Russia our Bluehor Oxfords. ...... ........ 2.50 3.50 BIB NET Phil]; "
100 pairs Youtbs’. line 11 £02, Shoe. ............ . ..... .......... 1.00 “ 1.25 ., -~»—‘:——1-~—1~~- w - V
Also a 10‘. of Ilaaes’ Band Saw Heel ................... 1.00 " 2.50
In”““”
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ab ”unmade-arse
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atltipereeatlesatbanregular
ell—Spring
Come see me and you will think you are in a Wholesale instead :01 a Retail Store.
Theodore H. leen
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mm mamas leader of Boot and their oi lomalk .... vim—33%
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