lionesdutqnotiugpriws
,mmuv,ana ,
thisttmo;you know we are
istoUNDEBSILL.
’lwsysth'lo‘gcst. Ourmottoisto
’ 'i s
leswstook or China, Bflt'v-ac-hr'ac,‘ they also and Lamps 01 every variety; Refriger.
, , WMMAMwmflin—wmfiudwmwmwmwmwwmmh
Bags, and Pine Carriage Whips, Elegnt clocks, Silverware, Rugs, Cutlery, linsicul Instruments.
dorssydrscsipfionfll‘oys. DoflaGamesandFinoBtntionorandthousande olthings wucsnnot
”Malletwgainprioos.
t 0
w
STURTEVANT’S BARGAIN HOUSES.
(NORTH .1101}? AND ANN STREETS; SOUTH NORWALK.
minus £11 01.1113.
\
unas- aaar an snot as our.
radar sans tours.
IlaQfl'sllusl-hsnnflaslangntaa
hummus!
hummulfluu
n baiting-sot Backinghaml’oat
made .chu'o-hughton mommy
dmhglhunrmtheymalleyerterday
us theclaustflsttslslaadnheywsre
MIDI-”altars
A lagflostediathshretueonthe
u harm tltscomlngot theold
magnitudes! shortly alter 2
0’ melflittle
bop "little.” Captain (human and
(in-adulhndby.wbhadchargeotthe .
lake, took pawn-ion of the island
euly'm thcday.andwhsn the rest of
thaprtysrrivedagreathespotstesm»
fig ohm. topped odwith green corn
dMMawaitsd thohnugry
veterans, with-sttitu whetted by the
mks has” which came sau- the
watul. 1""
The bake w-“opsaed at I o’clock.
hwywflhwhichpandterpanot
thamfisyhivalv-di-ppearodiu.
wuhmhelmt-tedso
and. harm cooked lo_pcrluction
andcflsdtoathadsowsrotcomplimto
fuMCru-mnandllndlcy. The
Muir-shed down with luscious
mime-dean! other hover-
s”. The clam-sting champiumhip
was decided a draw between Comrade
Bowe. at unemdotthelougtahle.and
Count Taylor. near the other end.
Imacl'mgeredlongn‘atthetestal heard.
hat. he talked the most. while “Ham."
ddmutmm
wan. the veterans were enjoying their
alter-magma, happy remarks were
made by Ediuwh. B. Byingtou.ol the
Gazette.(‘.omsades Perry, Bullock. Ray-
moud.llowe,lodtonseand)lct¥ormack,
them-punywithasong.after whicha
voted thanhwastenderedtoaltwho
Gurus-lb makeths Manon
jqahlc. ‘lhsp-tykltmeiadabont
Io'elock,hntowiugtoalighthronedid
IotrcschSonth Rurwalk nutilfio’clock.
Mandatory-telling made the in-
usvening two hours pa- plan-nth.
' rcpreuented to no one that l was getting
‘ only Wlnlive candidate of Douglas
’Yaircontestlshalluuoalllmorable
lflll'lidl' BBWID.
Olen Dart-3th. loath “July.
mouthotJuly. there were thirty-seven
deaths-nincreaseoleightoverthecor
r-puudiugmontholtheproondingyssr.
fl—lidwin I. Spica. N”
articulate 3. Nancy. r5.
3l.—6rover Mitchell. 8. BL. ..
Ir. ltrwwn lspllsa to Ir. Wood.
Mlor Sentinel-wear Sir: ln yester-
day'e icon at your valuable paper I find
scornluunic‘ttion headed “Ir. Wood Still
a candidata.” in which he my: that some
evil minded person has circulated the re-
port that he had withdrawn (mm the
Sunday Pres World's Fair contest. I
am that evil-minded person, and to sub.
stantiale my words] will reler him and
your many readers to a statement made
by him in theprv rencuottwelveorlonr-
teen comrades of Douglas Fowler Pat
(mysell included). last losdsy night. in
which he said:
beheld in lndianapoii.lnd., next month.
smilintend trgotheru,and aslnould
not po-ihly spare the time totakelu
both that and the World's Fairlwill
support comrade Brown; he an have
myhnllots andlwill getwhatlcan (or
him." The shovecsn hemidedhyash—
iug any comrade present at the time.
As for my collecting his ballots. l have
them [or any one but myuli. 1 stir the
Fowler Punt. placed in that position by
the ominous vote at the Post. which I
consider an honor. As they have circted
me to represent the Post in the World's
menus to be able. also. to represent
Douglas Fowler Poet, G. A. It, in the
White City in October neat. Very truly
yours. m1. Blown. .
ii Vanandtavsnne.
l-t Nor-nil.
A Math I’wwll Hm.
(trace pariah. Sammy. Ohio, has
made the admirable choice {or rectorol
llev. J. F. liuttnwurth.sscond son 0!
the late Henry I. Butturworth, at New
York city and Norwalk. It. Butter-
toratool (.‘alvsrypnriah.8u'amit. N.J..
where he w. dutinod to nude-rm
spieuoua ssrvbs to the church by his
lle hrs for many
years been the incumbent olltunnntt.
anduowassumuthe hasdshipol acute
luaut-wrtnntnataraetty. Ionthan
uncut our old (hater nadutzs in the
dsysutihpslsttusstrsngthhvealready
achievsdehsractwaud lads-um
anon.
“cannons-summations.
Mthspsstwrekthershashesna
use“
'lhs lhhwhlchresl
this . hrs luau lsvtsl.
w-e—s s.-
d fifth-tel Plan.“
“a I“. stllauh, rs.
m amidst-
”. We! llsw
York.“ n-IImyJ.
“mm “mm
A. ”“3.-
ltufllhshsslvisuvsasul. Iii-tome
i
«Wealth-
ll
msahavetaksnto
iii
MIMhmM-M’w
Mot thspsat umyut the warm.
mun-ruminants:
"as {artifice-thu- theortllssry
m Wumhtfi
amnmumw' :
mmmypodmsnhsalu Job
BEST All) RECREATION.
Inthe to" of Norwalk. am the WI!“ 3010033338 IN 1‘”!
IOUHI‘AIHI All! I" NIB SIM.
Visas and law Isrwatk ml. ”and
snddxteenmorethauindnne. jihststrlsnraerIos-a
he was exceedingly popular and accom-
plkhed muchgood. Dr. VanAlstyno in
a'g‘uestat ”EimShadeCottagen."~llidge~
field Press.
flours. Harry Stiles and “Charlie"
Kit-icy,“ Brooklyn. will spend Sun-
day with the Iii-es Lulu and Mamie
Thompson who are hm spending their
vacation with hire. Jsvnes Wheeler. 0!
Concord street.
Wallace P. Knapp, of New York. has
beenepeuding the day with hie lather,
Judge Altrod Knapp. He expects to
play in the tennis tournament at New—
port, commeucing the 28d inst. tor the
ohampiomhip.
0. fl. Stow, oi the lhver Wheel club,
low Haven, wheeled to Norwalh this
morning. and was the guest 0! ll. D.
Woicott. This ailertuxm he is “ .l'tng
a picnic at one of Nurwalk‘s shore
muons.
Paul Cuth'tll, of timing street. lclt
South Norwsik on his wheel, early this
morning. tor Yonksra. He will spend
about a week touring in that vicinity.
flurry Platt andArthur law lelt South
Norwalk this alteruoon. on their bicy-
cles, for Sing Sing. to attend camp
meeting there tomorrow.
lines Mamie Stanfield. ol Stamtord. and
Ills. Harry Hoyt. 0! New York. are
spending a law days with Miss Daisy
lloyt, Roton Bill.
Ili- Lillie Getler.a niece ol the Misses
Oasis-rm! Wfl street, is entertainings
stir-her at her young friends at. The
Knob today.
Ir. and In. E. 1!. Pitch. 0! Main
srrnet. Norwalk. are visiting their grand-
daughter, Mrs. Hubert Taylor.» (leorgs-
town.
William Goodteltow and family. at
Clay-tress are at Hickory Blue. Him
Mellie Jacobs.“ Brooklyn. is their guest.
Ili- llclms Cadre. of Poughheepsie.
N. Y..isthe goat of bur cousin. Miss
Anna 8 Dunning. West street.
limo Aggie Carroll and Aggie Pagan.
ol Wmvfiifing llr.and Mrs.
James Bhoehau, 12 South street.
lli-milmiuaudl-‘Ahrltblsml Bunk-
lyn.arethsguesuotlr. and Ills. W.
A. Ambler. at Union Park.
liaC.P.0shoruandsuuClarsnce.ol
“avenue. learn Norwslk today (or
Block Island.
Gar-l llnhheil. wife and lamily.“
Norwalk. will spend Sunday at Glen
Cove. ls. i.
“In” Cholwsll litter. at West
avsnnszsojonrnlngb the Wino.
J. lawn! ”not the Norwalk ltus
Works. humans to the World's fair.
I“?
d llaaltktad'ottl I in lbthwattrdlrunolueutA.
l'otatwmolieflor’ulm his...
whsel the;
filmith.
WW tack
J. Hartford
Li
u mu sun strut.
ts. Harwell
Ila Tells Why no hit Washington You
(tray Gables.
FALL Rlvkll, Mum, Aug. le—l’msldtrt
Cleveland arrived on the strainer I’ttrllnlt
this morning and storied lur Gray Gables.
‘ When the president lolt New York last
night. it was stated that he was not tooling
at all well. The {allowing othclsl state-
. mentwasglvenoutastothsuussolthe
'5 h V follows: M w are Wilhnflll president's return to bill seaside home:
July 1' Harold Andean-til. N Y. M. "i ttyat and Ill- “ . exfih‘hmmm"? “5:11“ 1131:2211”
- , vp 11v“. 0 my n n-
aallealnehnderaunfidi..- 1 mm- 'm the members 0' Invest in the unhirct now nwnltlngtltc deter-
t—-umha0-Iau.N........ u Buckingham Post held their clambske min-Hon ”31.53011?“ TiML‘X' "13435513“
__ recmnme ill lch Ifl‘ y c Y
t mhcmkmE-sfil: 1|, w :1: yt‘sictdsy. hm“ ”'9 m ddlghllnl submitted to that body. and though I am brno
' — . h. . ptcmctuggrouudsin the lower,hsrbor. menus certainlnould further aldlnhrlnulug
{V'MA-Mv“ ------- ‘ ' " 11“,“thde Mk, almotthomnltwhich seemssnncccslnry.it
IL—Bsnry 0.1m. I. N... 2 I would be a great antlefaction lo rue ll loould
urnshslGuy-nl. l. 2| I :5 “'- I W 0f “’3 I.“ W” Harp rem-Inst the wane of action.
swoon-11am; lt.. commendation: Norwnlk. lie is “prrhmm 11mm emefinhu:
—mns.nderaon, .. 2 - confldencotot act 0
Illa—inbuilt“! 8. V 2 . z ‘mhlou In fawn! ”a m“ It thoseupnn whom the responsibility now rest:
:1 pleasant for parties who visit the island. 01.1033315111311pr 1mm their present dan-
31 His quaint little house stands beneath nil-mania “m“-
' . chart: tornysunimer lorne at tho
10 r: x cooling shade of - 1:1:on ma: realm? 1mm lafitfidhzufllgéntiyhiutg
”0'33. mfidgd'j m and romt e11 ntow r to non eel
- . since thclth of March to lit me to ugnln ss-
. ‘ ”I“ 5346‘“ “2::- pzlfifwy ”i” an" Ills; «1111:: and hhonwllileimaithm
top-m“ Jm‘x _______ 7 .1 fl plied w1 iahes coo ng utensils. us. an: 11 muneelcd y 1 w
2|.—-Wlllhm lackwood.x a a From the island a‘ view of the Sound in rmgg'“? $331113???“ '“i‘h'if, ’2;
i—Anni::llnad.l.x§m 5 8 15 every direction may he obtained. and Ignitha strength. hhall remain any dur-
.. —Char Downing. i s the monthotAn It and shall devote to -
quite a numberot people who have he- ‘ K“ i
R-Plflfll 1!. Ward. l. N" . .. l i") . . . soil to not and outdoor recreation.
22.41.” Lecithin. s. 3.. 5 00"" “quintet! With illuminzol’oi )1; day‘u 111-1113. will he devoid or 111mm to
zt—ammnam 3.x, 2 wood an outing them every summer. tin-11110110. 1.111113111111111: exceedingly pleased
at—Ju'ln M. likened. H. N.. a 1 People of questionable reputation srunot fiflfifiidfiifl m” “mm“ M “e“-
fi—lattheu Oowdry. N ....... 00 3“,.“ o. the ishnd. .“
fi—Johnflsrldams.. . It: Cshlnet Dinners hare Washington.
:1»qu .1. Nelpnghlims 1 “fl- W V‘I'Ai'imv D; D.. P”- wisumarox, Aug. 12,—Semtmes Cur-
a—Wflllam l‘ltxmaurice. N... D 2 tom! the Sands Street lemonal lctho lisle and Gresham and Postmnster General
alt—Baby Black-nan.r.1~t. g 1 dig 3W church. 01 Brooklyn, i. Bin-ell left tor Deer Park. Mo. 'l’hey w‘lt
3i.-Ylor.eet‘ulflus.s N .. is .1 enjoying his summer outing in Ridge- return on Monday.
2:.—lltzabsth!lonahan,s.\t it tie] d He was of the Norwalk ~
:7..am1.1.1111u.. 11 20 - _ W MILLIONS INVOLVED.
LI.—Jarn. 1:. Murphy, 11 1 Methodist church for five years. where
Als‘lll‘nd Ill-pl Bank sad I Forget! Will
routines ot the Cine.
Saw Your. A1112. til—Harriet It Shet-
tleld.na_l of the lotududruw J Davin
ol Butte Ci , Mon, who lelt on canteen-
timatcd at 5.000.000. tiled apeti'ion {or
her appointment as ndmlnistrutnx in New
York on the property of the estate here.
Theesme has been in litigation in Mon-
tnnn and in Man-arouse"; Notices have
been served on Clark, Dodge&Co..nnd
on the Bank oi New York not to part with
any money or property belonging to the
estate. whether it stands in the name at
that estate or in the urine of the First
National Bank of Butte City.
.Thrpetitloneratrers that this bank never
hada legal exirtcnce. She declares that
thedirectors did not own their ntock ab-
solutely. but received it from Mr, Davis.
who owned the capitol ol the bank under
snagmmsnttoholditturhimaod tore-
storth at any time that he should
demand it. Hence the directors were
‘ ,', t. tor the ‘4 ‘ ltlsmaln-
tainedthat under the ledersl statues dl.
rectors. to be duly qualified. must own
their stock without conditions.
A will found after Mr. Davis' death
wssconteaterl in the Montana courts on
the ground that it was a forgery. The
jury disagreed. The petitioner declares
that Mr. Davis lelt no will.
DESPERATE DENVER MEN.
lay They Will Not Allow l'nnlgnrrs to
Build the New liq-wars.
Duvm. Aug. 12,—Fire hundred unem-
ployed American citizens met in mass
mecilngberu and resolved that imported
ioreign labor should not be allowed on the
sewer» just contracted (or in this city.
There are three new sewer districts. and
the contracts were rushed through the
my council in order that the hundreds oi
resident citizens who are out at work
might he glt‘m employment. The con-
tractorhasllnported 500 Italian laborers
to do the unskilled labor. which begins
next Monday; hence the above action wss
tak
an.
A committee of the unemployed visited
the newspaper calms and announced the
ultimatum oi the mass meeting. They
said that the meeting was composed oi
Amrrlcsh citizens resident in lknver, the
majority of whom had larnllics to support
and that they would prevent the work he-
tng done by lnrcign contract labor it it
come to bloodshed. They declared that
they would as soon die oi gunshot wounds
us 0! starvation.
tunnel Shaped Clouds.
Lsnxrn. Kan. Aug. 12—41 tunnel shaped
cyclone struck the ground nine miles south
0! this city. At one time five separate
clouds. whirling with a great velocity and
with their points reaching toward the
earth. were seen by the residents 0! this
place, who gathered in the streets. When
ever one oi those tunnelsstruck thogronnd
it. cleaned everything as completely as
it It had been run over by a giant mowing
machine. Much damage was done.
Isn‘t-us list In Bombay.
Bounty. Aug 12-41 religious riot oo
curredlnthls clty.andn1anypersons are
in the hospitals snlerlng with more or
ls- dauneruus lajatb.
Further murderous unsanit- have barn
made on the lllndous this (Estonian
morning. Troop-are massed in the able!
native «stats. and patrol- are constantly
on the more. with guns tralastl upon the
principal native streets.
steep Waller Drowned.
Kim cha. hug. lit-Mrs. hes Krlste
was louad drowned at the loot oi llsst
the Hundred and’l'wanty-flrst street. The
police record herd-nth as suicide llsr
r-latlvm unphatlcally deny that shekiiled
hersell consciously and asssrt that she
walked into the river whlls asleep.
mute-hm
WW. Aug. awn. sword
whlohlthaaAllsa carried at thstsklnx
ot'ovt'l'leoadrrumadurlngtksrevoiutlon
anwar has been fitted to the govern-
ment.” he plaestlwlth similar relics]-
tlte National museum. by Hannibal A.
noon-adhesion.“
)tisonn.Auy1t—4hurp0.hylsr.
dotsghustasssasadlaatnnl importer st
H Broadwaymuraer stntsuthsusst.
astlntks nr-namsot'l‘aylorltllsz
said toksve'tsmovsd allkb'valasblsas
sstslromktssatssoathsalght titling?
sndelndadhlsssatlltura.
lsasaplr..wttlll:asss:tnfl-:
Meal. sun! It. ‘.
We: iota mutt-u
h',mm ks
tats-ts
hey catch the
beholder.
bran—new joke.
Yllll Wlll MISS IT
IF Will 00 ill"
00M! i0 lillli
81111 8.0100-
,, 11111111112.
.. ~4>~ .,
’83 Washington Street.
0E0. VAN ALSTYIE. Prop.
cellenee of these goods.
in the middle of a plain,
spection, the more and
needless; these goo 11 tel
that you. can no mure help buying than you
and the closer and
PRESIDENT NEEDS REST. .,.
I.||.||arvey’s
MARK-00W
ON
Boots
and
SHOES.
We shall now inaugurate 3
“Smash” in shoe prices, which
will please the public and 0163!-
our over-flowing shelves of every
pair of shoes that will fit
Child, Youth, flan 0100111011.
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 Pain of ladies‘ Shoes.
I,500 Pails 0i Ilen’s Shoes.
[00“ Milli! '
EveryPair of $5. I to going for M. 00
1‘ $4.1m “ $3.25
1- $3.00 $2.50
.~ “.31.“ .V 32.00 “ $1.50
“ 81.50 “ 31.25
“ 31.25 01.00
00101 rGimds in Propnnion.
TusunnnE‘Hio
Ti
Bankrupt Sale
$10,000 Wflliill. 0F Sillill!
to be Closed Out In the next Sixty Days.
W
Having purchased a Bonkm
stock over offered for role in t in town and convince
dollar on every pair of shoes purchased at my atom.
350
t Stock of a Boston Manufacturer. 1 will now show on the largest
you that you can save from
ty cents to 8
Sauce for/inc Goose.
it is said, is sauce fur the gander,
. but neither goose nor y
me any sauce half as much as
. the public admire our
eye every tune and win the admiration
It bespeaks a want of good taste to. ovarian ' "
Their superiority is as evident
points will be discovered. .
their own story and tell it so '
more minu ,
De;
can help on“ ‘
Wall
96 Washlngton
South Norwallrt
offer their entire
1., .
at_50 per cent. less thatiél'agulln
price.
Sale to commit ,
ThursdayJune?
Brand Excurs
Sea Beach“,
7 CONEUSLANP‘
l1
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- ”Ev—av a
Slfllill
CITY 0F ALBANY
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3011011, 101;. 13. "9‘0.
i?
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lie—Excursion W15;
leave 800th Iomaltphflszw.
IETIIIIIIB tarts ,.
Balanchmonsylalstdiifi-p‘
EmilnStJ. 1., - J .
at
lfllllflfll
DID—- '
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051:5“...
1111.00 .111. mm arm mucosa”
‘l’lll sworn.
———————~-—-.—.—..
It 1mm, “in :1' f
It limits
i
a“ '1
pair Lndioe’ Turn Shoes. all sizes and widths, ............ ..nt 02.00 former price $4.50 SW “3
75 :: rsjl‘oo Shoes .................................. 1.75 “ :. mu. 1'0 ”I: a my”
132 .. Pat. k1: 131mg.iii rd. ..... ........... . ........ 1.50 f :83 m “m"“fi: “Mm”, m n.
o ..... . ................. . ...... 1.60 ' - 11.11 datum-sum .
g2 .. Ev» Ti mmtoasmfi ....... . ............. 1.50 H 3.00 m.’ ‘ ’ m Wee
“ inc 0 ords 1.50 " 2.50 ,;
so " Russet Goa} 0x!orde......... .................... 1.50 " 2.00 M”““"“,"“
1.10 " Wine Rama 0.11 111qu 0x1 ..... . ........ 1.15 " 2.00 Yank 1‘ “in? 1 .
110 " Chocolate mu Calf moon Oxfords .......... 1.15 " 2.00 . ~ 5%
100 “ Wino Bluclwr Oxfords ...... . 1.00 “ L50 " ‘ "
250 “ Wipe Russia Cult Oxfords 1.00 “ 1.50 lung - so "Eu 2
1% “ ?apn§‘ilo;ll Roget Oxfords........ . 1.00 .. 1233 _ s1 -
“ ' '. stTrimltdisonOxt ....... “1.15 " ‘. , ’
90 “ Bquare Too l’at. r1 Oxfords ........... 1.00 n - 1.110 mmfl*m“w
4:3 :: Sprinter: Sense Oxfords. ................ ...... Lg I: #23 MTV ”Run 81“
manna—u '
600 pair. the cream of lmnsbury Mathewson & (103s linnd Bowed Shoes, slightly im» uwasnmoros en. fig .. , ,
01;. worth from $3.60 to ‘0.oo.tor from $1.76 to v.25 per pair. our» 5 v . s
400 pair en's Cordovan Hand Bowed, Lace and ‘ n.......nt 03.00 former prico 05.0% G A. Gmm&co.
600 “ Luce and Congress............. .......... ~._... ....... 150 " 3.50 " '
000 “ Leon and Congress, Goodyear Welt. ...... 2.26 “ 3.25 sonata.
400 " 1‘0 and Congress, Goodyear Welt.... ....... 2.00 " 3.00
100 “ Genuine Kangaroowm. ....... . ....... . ......... .. 2.00 " 3.00
120 “ Loco ....... . ........ ..... 1.50 “ 2.00 ,t‘
100 “ PoliouBhoos 1.50 “ 2.00 w
100 " Kid Laue—Solid 1.211 " 2.00 , wave»
100 “ Russia Gal! Bluchsr and Lace. 2.75 “ 3.50
100 “ Russia Gall Blucher Oxfords. ..... 3.00 > 3.50 ~ ' '
100 pairs Youths'. site 11 002, Shoes 1.00 “ 1.25 l _ .
Also a lo; of llisees' Hand Bowed—spring ....... .. 1.00 " 2.60 wunlns .
seemesndyouwillthtnk yousreiuaWholesaleinstead§otsllotsil8toro. 1
Theodore H.
Olsen
0000, 111 111 1111111 11 lumalk
unvmmrossr. «minimum
tht ttrsn shunt. Isth-
resultant
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