~00 , or, AGUUST ’ ‘ ‘
MM
erlcan Long Distance Salotles for Boys and
, Girls. Fully Warrantcd. for sis. ‘ .
, ; , ¥£We of steel and wood m3. mbinsdaatoueurstho lightest and strongest machine.
_ The Vanna Thu
it is said, is sauce for the gander,'but neither
- 0089 nor under
pnze any sauce half as much as the ublic g g, m
admire our 010 '
,llusioiana, W. H. Murray and U. is.
'0FF FOB CAMP M0ilil|8
COII’ANIBS I! AND I" START. FOR
NIAN’I'IU’S TENTH” Fllllill.
The'i’nll have. at 1:20 this laurel-i.
A.“ a "IMO! of Handkerchiefs and n
(lb-rue! Good Ilyu—«Iamu of the In.
nary Iloa whoAnsweI-ail to the Boll Unit.
- Daybrehk. this morning, found the
ONLY six lllhlh‘llel cause.
The B. a (i.- Dcfent the Putuanu by a
Icon of Five to Nothing.
Owing to the rain Saturday after-noun.
it. it (J's. only played six innings on the
Baxter grounds. , The score at that time
stood five to nothing in favor of the ll.
& (l'i‘i. The battery for the winning
team was James Youngs and Michael
Fallon. and for he Putnam's. flamuel
the l’iitiinm llose compsny‘sninenni tlic .
REST no Brennan.
sulfuric soJiilJRh’lills is THE
iiorsriiss AN» Ilt' 'riis sI-zi.
Where and [low Notwalli People Hpcull
their Hours of Lehmy—Onpor'l'nwn
Visitors Who are lanoyInl the Hospital
lly of Olly and Baron”: llama.
Edward WJsoobs and Miss Aurelia C.
Various Injuries to ~lilfa and limb in flor-
svnlli and Vicinity.
A‘ curious railroad accident which
fortunately was not attended with disas-
Saturday afternoon. It happeail ‘just
below the Monroe street crossing, and
was caused by a loose wheel on the for-
ward axle of a car on a through freight
train for New llaven.‘ The car jumped
trons resulb,o‘ecurred in South Norwalk. -
W’ ‘
As a general rule we always look at the cost of an article
before Advertising it. This week,howuvcr, cost bears no relation,
ill-"900’s
Mini-oi
rains and wheelsare from thsbest uallt second- rowth h' k hi h d -. '
memo steel for these prim. because it oo‘ilibinel great gtrength lfnli’rlauZhniiu Twill. They 9317011 the 9 9 9V9? tune and W111 the “admiration of , »
list-om “I. t t a rial ~ beholder It bespeaks a want of d ta t t l k thevfi
. . pee iai- cons rue ion an mate used in these machines make'tliem the lightest ‘ , ' ' , goo B O 0 over 00 0 . ’
l . . . . """" ’ . . 1 . _ . ,
”swag-1e tobe manufactured. weighing only 201M. and cannot become aburden to even . .COllellCB Of these goods, The". 811 charity 18 as 6V1 déllt as a hill
vs no intricate fltt' to t t” b ' ” "" ' ' ‘ . - , . . . ‘
, of the mymml; "madam“ £3ng nggmn cl“: magmazmiye'wgt lirgufiil‘ii'iggi .. ill the middle of a plain, and the .c oser and more minute your 1n.
“perform 0:1,: blall'etllvegrtrgtittlll‘} 51,1113, cos, fifigfi'g‘lnfui'fifiw'w w“ Wuhan“, 0mm. , sperzltlion, the more ood )omts Will be discovered. Descri tion is .
. mm “m” -. ' ' - " " nee essr ti lese r t l l ' ' " ‘
.-—-- ......... , m m , , goo s e tieir own story and. tell it so would
' , . H l U ' O C y
‘ STU RTEVA NT 8 BARGAT N HOUSES, M am “I. “mt. "mm Building. that you can no mow help buying than you can help smiling at a
NORTH MAIN AND ANN smears. SOUTH NORWALK. to. ilomili iiorviiili. bran-new l0k0~ ‘
w “m *
, Wall Paper
Filflllll saunas iii valet:
4mm;
”[30?! alive W03: b13020.“ young. :vl‘ll'in? Erna“ Frank Simonds. The Jacobs, of ”roomy“: William Youngs the [mhmd “(wt jolang'over the [in Whflmvortothe selling price. I
mi war! ”will“ '18 na preparations 0 0" “3” ‘9 score: and Ed. Black ofN wY rk for about one hundred feet struck a ' ' ' ' ' . - . “A..- ‘
for their m an”. tour of am, 5, Ni“, ,.,.,,,,,,,,,_ my“ Hairny. .0r Nazark'ospéxg‘fi: 1'08 and jumped Mk on the Emu“. . VWo Will be candid. and state We havn found it a little more . O N . , ..
tic. Very little, howeveh rammed m WWW 20....Alin' 3L ,0” 1.10, ,3 T day with mum“ “WWW, m Hick. “Mum”! had slowed up with the in. difficult than usual to stimulate trade. l‘loWeu-r we trust this T Pro
be frag: ”alanihiitrhlutixo c333 ”mm“ ----- 1h 0 u i i 0 ory 'lllufl'nind returned Sunday. Miss tendon oftakinir water here. and mp. wdl haw the desired effect. for the simple reason, tho good. a... e n
:lnled mm as?” and “$1“ u; Emmi-1:2”; b.. 3 ll: (‘I t l o Mollie Jacobs, of. llroolilyn, will return with}! mm “”910“ "‘90" dull‘mll’" cheap, and, it is certainly to your inn-rust to buv lllt' most v 00 s ‘ l
W tr tslaat wool?) Captain‘s E.“g;rk'l_!;&i ; 0 ‘1 1‘] l0 '3 afteretwo weeks visit. The disabled car was matched to the m gm f til 1 t , . . 011 . ‘ ~ .
accou omen , . . -- - . . . .- vl‘iflfl o losito thed t and the train ’1 or )0 can money. ‘ '
- Hanoi. f....... 2 0 0 l 0 0 omega 1‘. Hearse, tclicr (if the (fly 3 pl 99° 96
Bette and Rosenvethe ordertofsllin T _ . , r 'cd i ltc d h f ‘ fl , .. Mn--- waShlng‘ton St
' . ammsny.s.ii.. 2 o o 2 :i l National hank, who. accom ult‘db his poor 0‘ a ra e yo clout {tern . . . - ~ . . ' “ .
shortly before’loclock. “fl after “3“"? Waring, c.r..p.. 1' 0 .. o 2 ‘0 Wm. and 80". have been enjglngailacs- minutes. The tics and the covering of , “bdrm” 3‘” fancy plaid and Btrlpe DWSS (500ml, :50 m. and ,
ing tea few wards of advme {rogidtiiviixll' Killer-kw. c. f. :I 0 i) p 2 " 1 line down around Cape Cod. ”mm“, the signal wires where the car. jumped Wldc, worth 25?. They can be bought now for 18 cts per yard. south Norwalk.
$0th din: in gawk?“ ulllllgotlle' Tom", ‘ a) “ I w 1'; j," homing, 55mm“ Mr. Bearsc's sun. the track were split. but Section Boss .~ 15 pcs. different styles plaid and stripe, sizes 35 in. wide. "
[figuration lmil? aficloékWA spam] . K & u. . ‘, burned {m indium that he hum“ ‘1) never: scam 38d his men at wosk sTI’id Finest Wearing goods out. Regular price 42c per yard: reduced HOES
, . ' ' - wooing the frolicksome fish. y mg ‘5 outage was repaire ' ‘0 HOW to ‘ "c ier 'ard / ' Offer their entire 5000]! Of
train, consisting of a baggage car filled , ‘3“ ll; H“ P.0.A. “' ' ' ,, , disabled car was owned b the \‘ew ‘ l } ' .
with trunks and boxes over which Qunr— 2332.13:le " E, 7: ‘h _‘ i: : Secretary \‘iilcox, of the blended Y. PMMNW“ and biotic“ mimic, gm.“ Gents‘ Angola Summer Underwear, Shirts and Drawers, w ’ ‘ " ,
termsster Sergeant Mitchell and (13:11- suiiimn.:ib .. .. 3 n or i l 0 liliebbllrici‘llmmy Egzgalimgeiry {if ”my; , reduced from 450. to 31c. ’ We shall now inaugurate a '
' seen t lCo -......2 o 2 l M v“ - . .. ‘ ’ r. . r. ' . . ..- . ' -. '
“most; passet ”Ef:k:§::h:: Emu] Will-bus; . (l o l: 1' d o Evnrts have returned .from their iln'co John .‘ichaa, employed by (otitractor ("m-ts i‘hian Drawer“, 5th,. quahty’ for 316' “me!! m shoe prices, WhICh wall Paper
3'...ddinx mm the dam, The l\'ill;ori.l.l...... :i 0 .. x 1 .. w...“ wheeling mun The). ma. n. if. llrownfon the it‘n‘ilmnrxking * OOLadies larnsols reduccd less than one-half of actual cost; will please the public and clear
. _ ' u. udcr. r. i... 2 i l o o o , , . . . ' improvements 0 the (‘onsoi atci road a 3. 01'83 50 article for $1 05 , ’ ,
men nickl flied into thecars, Company N l. _f ........ 2 riturned we" pleased Wlth “1"" ml) and . . . . . _ .. _ - .. . _ . .
I)"; “gym, membofiprmmnnd $3,: v . 2 3 .l (i: In 3. in the MM hum}. T,,(,£,,,,,,k”lb,,dgjf W0" Spnnbrmt mm“, blunt points. a goo d thing for children 56 pair ourovcr flowmgshclves of every athso per cent. less than reKiller-
w . . . _ V. l ' V ' . ) ‘ J
Company F with sixtyvflve. At 7:15 a 'r t i if ; r, {8 , Tllecngugement is iiiinouncodof Frank (ssmlfig gitutdailxfllfic): gmgh Sharp l’omts, 70. pair; A bickel Plntcd Scissor for Inc. ‘ pair 0f shoes that m“ M pricc.
- . ons....,....:. . t 7 t w - - . v ' . - V - . .
special train of two cars arrived {2:111 ”minnow,” ._ n n u n I) U U c. gilli‘uf~nfl‘tlm9rt‘i general manager rmmwund "new“, 0, the forum". (inc thousand yards Check and btripo Nainsook, .50 differ.
Stamford, ”“15““ fifty-two, "‘9'“ ’5 it. a (i ...................... 2 n 0.1 2 0-5 M “9 .quitn "L'E‘ m“""lm“”"lll‘m'l One ,,{ the Italian sliantics was up,“ (ml patterns. l‘Hc. yard, Value 100. '0
of Company C and their baggage. The
cars were attached to the train standing
here, and promptly at the fixed time, 7:20.
the train rolled out of the depot for
Camp Morris, amid a flutter of handker-
chiefs and a chorus of good byes from a
good sized crowd of friends and uworl'
ln'arts of the boys, who had assembled
on the platform. The train is duo at
month: at 10 o’clock.
Colonel Russell Frost was accompanied
by the following field and staff edition:
from Norwslk: ‘Lleutenant‘Colonel J. U.
Crowe. Captain and Adiutant Jamie K.
ton, Acting Battalion-Adjutant Andrew
,J. Wileoxson, Battalion Sergeant-Major
Walter ‘ Hall, and Chief Trumpeter
George C. Coleman; color bearer, W. M;
Lockwood; detailed tocarry State colors.
Base on errors ~l‘utniiui Hose, 4;. it. t" (i . 2.
Two bits» hiIAOSulilvan. Shaw. Nash. lit-fl
on base» l’utnnui Him, ‘.': R. A- (i., 13. stolen
bases-lloirnrilus. P‘rrderirks. Shaw. Fallon.
Connor. 6. Lauder All. llarics on balls (Ill
Waring, 3; all (,‘lark.i. Struck out. its Wur-
lng.4; by Youngs. 7. Wild Illlt‘lll‘!‘ I‘Isvk. :l.
Timeof game. 1 hour, ill iiiinulrs. l'iuplrc.
John llogsrdus.
MUSICAL! A'l‘ lllilili ISLA 3 ll.
Many Guests Pleasantly Eiilerhilnril iii
the Strnurlberg Cottage.
A iunsic‘alc was lieldnt Mr. Simnll
bergs‘ cottage, Bt‘ll Island. last Saturday
ballad, “Old Ble Joe." J. Pinson, of
the New York i'ustom Housmgavenn
imitation of the Irish comedian, Put
Rooney, which was very much enjoyed.
A. Popper, of New York. gave a recita-
of New York. to Miss Etta Tutllc.
daughter of Vim-President ’j'uttle of the
New York, Ncwycn arid Hartford
railroad.
William‘s; l-‘ootc. superintendent of
the South Norwnlk public schools. who
has been sumriicring at Ltikc George.
will spend the remaining two weeks of
his vacation at the World's Fair.
Mrs. W. N. Sinio‘ns, of l'nion Park.
will leave Norwalk next Saturday to visit
her parents in Canada. She will visit
the World's Fair before her rctuni.)iri
drug store.
Miss Lydio l‘lni‘c. who has been spend-
ing several wr-cks with her aunt, Mrs. J.
Van liuskirk,of West street. rctnrncd
to her home in New York city this
demolished by flying stone. Selina was
brought to the Norwalkhospiml,whcre
the fracture was reduced. lie is the
sixth patient under treatment tlivri‘. l
George August Smith, the .Vnrlliport
between bumpers on Sunday. August 13.
just as he boarded a freight .tmin unit
the South Norwnlk depot to slidil n ridu
to liridizclmri. had his great too anipu
bated. last Saturday, at the Norwnlh
hospital. gsugrccnc having set in. M.
W. (Y. Burke. Jr., performed the opera-
0. liurke, Jr.. took aevcral stitches in the
cut.
Racing In the Ilaln.
At Tin,- Knob, Saturday afternoon. the
colored mun “‘llllrlt‘ left foot was i-ruydmi '
Extra heavy Turkish \Vash Rags, to. each.
Special value in Scarlet all wool Flannelftwillcd, 23c. yd.
Brass rods for window curtains
fl stores, to. per foot.
times.
lino gross only, Light (lcriiiun Tumblers,"lluiidrd," We.
(lor... Worth 989,
Ton picco 'l'oilct riots. lb-corntcd, it"
Croquet Sets, 130., reduced from $1... . .
Spucml values in Frniiicd Pictures, clioicc subjects, cnmncl
We are showing a fine line of Decorated Lamps from $1.40
to 86.25 each.
3,9, Unc piccchundrcd Decorated Dinner Sets for ¥T.Ilil.\vcrc$‘.l.-l‘.i.
., ‘%___
Special prices in Lace and (llicncllc curtains to suit the
. any length, complete with
.25 catch. _‘
.yr
Child, loath, Man or Woman.
This sale. will. not last long,
and it will in"! to your interest to
('Omc in l)t.‘f0r0 the
badly brokou..
sizes are
New Mom Chance!
l00K! i00Kl
Everyl’airnfSSJ'Ugniug for $4.00
Sale to commence
Thursdalenell
ioxun'nl
‘Crolat. Lieutenant and Paymsster E. E. night. A large niiuiberof guests sir-sin“. company with Mr- Simon lion. “T ”3k framcs, 3-1. W Ouch. l‘t‘llllCQil from $6.1“; 2.000 P - l I. ll . Sll “AND:-
mee,ChlplflinThomMK'Nub‘elD'I)‘l bled and spent it pleasant evening. not- Mrs. 11. D. Smith and her eldest son. Frank liloir, tiny years old, son of L’ 5‘-‘ “ “ “ 5,115, I alls o a les . 088-
Sergeant-Major John H. Wade Quartcr- withstsrding u... unpleasant weather. of Ridgellelil. have been spending ii few i-‘mnk Moir. fell over the lialnstcrs at his 1.93” " “ “ 2.9.x I 50" P ' t M ' S C EL E R
masterflergeant Robert 6. Mitchell, Miss Frank presided at the piano and ac days in NOVWfllk Willi ML Smith. who is homcon South Main strcct. last Saturday. .10” H - u 1 p. ’ alls 0 a" S “085'
Commissary-Sergeant William E. Bux. companied herself to the sad but sweet temporary employed 1" “n‘gory or Co's and cut ii bad gash in his chin. Dr. W. M, ii .i .. ”\- "
THE SYSTEM.
llo Mole iches,
A. E. Aisthorpe. anointing... memornriiaw mowing. mm w... w... i.,-.i..:.o......... . A..- 3...... .. No More Restless Days,
The members of Company D in camp John Parker then gaveuong and dance lilissC. F. llaird. of Orchard Ftrt‘ct. 0“" “ “m“ ""1“ C"“““”“““"““""' c -. P L . C . ,. . . . u -
are Captain A. A. Betta;Flrst liieuteu- and funny _ saylnlzs, accompanied by who has been doing the World's Fair. n‘ndbzick. .Tllt‘l‘fl werefour shirtcrs. A. > Rw 3'1”“ 33‘0” u MUTE SleeplBSS lllgllls.
ant,R. J. Doyla;Seeond Lieutenant.J. John Sim"? 0” the banjo. George nccompaned by Miss Kellogg and Miss h] Lllflilllanv“l\t‘=‘lrso‘ltt‘. (I. \ Jcn- N o “ $3.00 “ 31,50 With llivwmingprtlto and pcrfectDlgv's-
W. Pennington; First Sergeant J. A. Strong. none of the Finest." gave an lloyt returned to Norwnlk knit Satur- mugs be bamc. in ii. Quintnrds /‘ . » H 91 .0 “ a! I? ”on llniicinkes the place of ilespair; mar
Smith' Quartermaster Serleant. F. E. acrobatic berfornisnro Mr. and Mrs- din- , _ "Miiiiiickcnio“ and Dr. 1.. N. Allcli's .. ' M T N. lym'y [WW mmme n dam" “n" 1““!
Brotlidrton'Color Sergeant ‘v. M_ lmtk- MCKNHZTU sang “All.” a“, Ball," and :u-r [ml “'8 H ‘. Judd mm m“ “('hflrlelnf' Tliv ..t'llilrlullt‘i broke her ». H 31.25 .. QIJNI I). W A w, .,.. .. ‘—_
' l i . t . . . I. "N
wood; Sergeants G. W. Selleck, W. R.
Pennington and H. U. Paxton; Corpor-
als. A. Johnson. K. W. liolt, J. W.
Casey, W. L. Readman, R. 0. (human,
J.W. Smith,C.ll.Oakcs,Thonias Johnson;
Becker; Privates, W. H. Anderson. W.
H. Bloom, W. H. Blackman, William
Bartlett, H. fl. Bette.Chni-lcs Canning,
Thomas Casey. G. A. Clark. Edwin
Drake. G. 11. Dunn, Ovie Fredrich, M.
Fallon. Thomas Goodwin. James [lou-
llhan. W. A. Hadley, B. (3. Joyce,
Harry Land, Herbert Lincoln, F. A.
Meir, A. F. Mason,J. H. Moore. A.
license. J. R. Perry, ii. iii.
Perry, W. D. Platt, Charles Penning-
ton, C. H. Platt, W. H. I’latt, ll. 8.
Royce, F. P. Self, W. J. Troy, Conrad
Utzinger. W. H. Willson, J. W. Walsh.
The following men of Cdmpnny i" an-
swered to the roll call this morning.
Captain R. M. Rose; Second Lieutenant,
J. W. Latson;- Sergeants William
Buttery. W. E. James, ll. 0.
Benedict, J. 11. Chase, J. F. Barrett;
Corporals W. W. Bloom. A. ll. Buttery.
II. N. Godfrey, J. H. Bmith,A. T. Perry,
W. L.,Woodvvortli, J. H. Park, L. F.
Pollard; Trumpeter Hugh Monahan;
*Dmmmers Thomas and John Keogh;
Privates W. T, Ainlsy, John Austin, A.
8. Abbott, W. N. Beers. Clarence Battery,
for an encore ”Uli,'\Vlint a Difference
in tlm Morning." Fraulein Lcllmand re‘
cited “.Thc Fortification of Mctz." Then
S. A. White gave some slight of hand
performance,which Professor ilcrman.
the prestidigitawrmould or would not
perform. After the entertainment re-
freshments were served by the kind hart
and hostess. The rest of the evening
until midnight was devoted to dancing.
“ClilllBlNG” is CHRONIC...
Anrl the Bright Little Dally has it in Its
Very Worst Form.
(From Wednesday‘s Sits-rissm
A meeting of the creditors of (leorge
ll.Slisiler, the oyster grower, shipper
and exporter, who made an assignment
on August 7, was held in- New York yes~
terday. William J. Crew, Dexter K.
Cole and Sands Selieckmf Norwalk. were
resent or represented at the meeting.
Atto Judson. of Bridgeport. repre-
sented Gary J. Lewis and the Stratford
Oyster company. Mr. Sheila‘s claim
that he is fectly solvent. was substan-
tiated. Imliabilities were shown to be
$200,000 and his assets $300,000. llr.
Shaffer said that if his creditors would
give him time he would make a satisfac-
tory settlement. They accordingly'voted
to extend the time for the payment of
the claims. “ " * - .
(From Friday's Hermite.)
The creditors of George W. Similar.
the 0 star grower and dealer, met in
New ork Tuesday. William J. Crew,
Eululi. of [Tnion l‘ark, spent Sunday
with relatives in Waterbury. Mrs. Judd
will spend a few days in the Brass City.
who has been a guest at the n‘sidcncc of
Jacob M. Layton, on Fairficld avenue,
returned to the city last night.
lilies Eloise Nichols. who has been
visiting her cousin. Miss Alice lnytmi.
of l‘airfleld avenue, has returned to her
home in South Orange, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Conklin. of New
Haven, who have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. N. [12‘ l’cck, of River strcrt,
returned home yesterday.
William Lauder, who is playing with
the lloiyoke base ball team, came home
to spend Sunday. lie will return to
llolyoko to-niorrow.
l-‘rank Sherman and Dwight Keep are
at Woodbury. Uonu., for an outing at
edge Warner's. brolht‘r-lu-lflw of the
late S. J. Sherman.
John ll. Hunter. of Norwalk, left for
the World‘s Fair this morning. His
brother William rot irncd from the Fau-
Saturday night.
Joseph Taylor,,one of South Norwalk's
rising young attorneys, has been enjoy-
ing a few days‘ vacation in the interior
of the state.
Theodore n. Nichols. of New Yuma...
mast and could not p,” ovr'r lhc ('tilllbil.
The race was won lay the "Rummage."
time 1:30; "No Name" second. time
1:33; "lilahnckcmo" third. time. 1:34.
on was sailed in the min. and at
the beginning in a good breeze. Not:
withstanding tho unfnmrable wnnthcr.
the attendance at the hop in thopvcning
was large. it was a very pleasurable
affair.
Mr. Kelley Thought llo W's: Shot.
Yesterday afternoon lightning struck
a tree in front of the candy stand at
lioton Point, splintering it. but doing no
othcr damage. Messrs. Kelley and
Powers were standing on [llt' piazza of
the hotel when the thunder bolt t‘lllllt‘.
and tho rcplrt sounded so ninch like the
crack of a revolver that Mr. Kelley
thought his friend had shot llllll The
young lady in charges! the candy booth
was considerably ailectod by thc shock,
while twu Bell Island lndics who were in
the pavilion fainted from fright.
In the Good Oltl llayii.
Ui-orgo Watson liallock. of the lion-
bury News, formerly of South Norwalk.
contributes the following timely poem to
the New York Press:
" We were told we‘d live in clover
if we'd only vote for “rover.
l‘ut falsehood. they‘ll find. never pays.
’83 Washington Street.
Gill. VAN ALSTlNE. Prop.
THEilIlilllE H.
Bankrupt
Other Goodsin Proportion.
oi‘sirs
Sale
$10,000 W0lili| 0E 8T00|ll
to beClosed Out in the next Sixty Days.
Having purchased a Ball‘kl‘ll t Stock of a Boston Manufacturer, 1 will now show
stock over offered for sale in t in town and convinca
dollar on every pair of shoes purchased at my store.
330 pair lindies' Turn Shoes. all
5 l
*W
sizes and widths, . . .
you that you can save from fty cents to a
,Nonh’§8t00iu
ou the largest
...nt 82.00 former price $4.50
, .
’l‘iien stop that cough with
Yankee
Lung-.suonn.
Ask your neighbor about it. and i! not fully
satisfied luouil‘e at the
CITY 0000 ST0llE,
3;! WASHINGTON ST" 80. NOEWALK.
()r of
G. A. Gregory 8t 00..
N0 RWALK. (If.
noi’rmsi”
THE
W0lll0’8 Ellll.
lint i. 3m .
mot go do the next best this:
.ii.d secure onset the
Souvenir Spoons
c. T- 3'1““ 1"" BMva- 1'9”“ De te K. Cole and Bands Soileck of Mr. And Mrs. H. s. Mcthnev. of “'lllltlillolvreridontmlesflslilnu. Opera .Toe Shoes... ..... . ...... 1.75 ;_
ion. H- M. Benedictw- W« mm: 9- Sodth'Norwalk. were prewntor re ro‘ Wilton avenue. have gone to tho Unw- :‘glg‘lfigg‘fgr‘mxfn‘;"mfg“ (m 100 “ Pat. Ti Shoes 1.50 “ 3.00 nyiioinmrsamnorsum
.30. J. Camp. James Cullen, F. W. Clark, ”will-,8 “gammy? 3593:.” :3; kills for the benefit of Mr. McChcsnfly's The ' ' ) 23 ‘: glfickT. 028 ghfimds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 1.50 “ 3.00 CQBINET PHUTD
Jamel anfm’d: Co 5- WWWY m” ‘ health. ' (loud l ‘ a. l xor s 150 H 300 ‘
th Stratford 0 let- com y. .Mr. . . . ,
J- 1- 01m. 5- 1" ”1°" 54"” Bilekfler'aolaimt “1er wood sol- r. w. Woodward. of North avenue. ""‘ 7'5 :: Wine ussiu Calf 0xfords....................... 1.50 ft 8.50 GB‘PHS'
Drov.Wlllim Da'i'vJ-H- mm” E- ventwh-I wbéugftggdmfi' gagl‘lilm hasreturned from Block Island. Mrs. w l i M “:5”- 128 “ RwussetRGost chfiofl’dfil 1.50 “ 2.00 .. _ . M _. . ””
own . all In as: , s can on y Kr n on ml‘ . . "w 5 l _ '— m.
B.Euquelh,C.H.§ran;;;iamesFafia::i 323300,“. In 8m" m m, ,, Woodward will remain forafewdsys. New,WMMWUMWm 110 .. Cliocolntld allussiaa euil°li§ii£"8'd?"d‘""""" 1.15 :: 5.00 SOMETHING NEW.
Charles Bunnie . man 1. his creditors would give him time he Johns Seymour United States Cdm- magma, u“, mun,"Wronwmy-um... I”) H W' Bl h 0 f d n x or s......... 1.15 .,.()0
F. B. Bullock. s. G. Holley. c. 9- would make a satisfactory settlement. - (P t; s d m 0,mm_.,m “Momma. .3 u the near V x or s 1.00 i. 1.50 0000 F00 “If ”mun.
lmhnd, A. L. Uncoln. C. F. Dobro, J. They accordingly voted to extend the missionero WM! Jim“ I"! ay “ I “vmnnmoxwpmn WM “WW. 3.0 ‘ Willa Russia Calf Oxfords.... . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. 1.le ” 1.50 l'menlthls ulnfllnment sun on with
E fleGill Samuel Murray. J. H. Mason, time for payment of their claims. his family on East avenue. _ lint we mmla urn-t bhr blunder in IN) t 2??“ Hog Russet Oxfords. . . _ . . _ _ . . . . _ . . ‘ .. . . . . 1.00 .. L75 :gélwxiilflm‘w;;g&§h mt. is? a W.
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Itch-tel Nolan J. W. Nolan. J. F. Miss GimleBmken,ofNorwslk. who ”and t . . . ri . ison x or s....... 1.1.i 2.00 l .
' . .0 .. Square Toe at Ti Oxfords .. . .. Ill. llarmsls ludislmoiilitllm
O‘Brien, II. If. Payne, 1]. Peterson. C. A low-1 Pin-lo Inuit-l. has been visiting friends at Fair anm. old . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . ll . 1,50 . ,
Purdy,H.0.Srnith,F. R.Bmlih.H.A. in enjoyable recital upon the now has returned home. _ 1,... 433 :: ggrgimém Sense 0:: ords L00 . 3 2.00 mfll.‘Wl.ifild’i:-lli’fmifih“m‘m
VA“. J. T.Wl10lw. J- Wink“. J. Wood. and novel Jonko keyboard WNW. WM Mr. and Mrs. William Hall, are guests The mill wheels have ceased turniniz. Ol' 8' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' - ' - - - - - - - - - - - . . ~ ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . . . . oil 1,00 "W?“ ‘0 ll"! "loll sensitive month, ‘
The oilleer of the day today isCuptaln
Carroll 1). Ryder. of Company 0, Dan-
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WNW" 0“” 8“"dv1‘m‘uwm' 0'1“?“a “"3'3'8" “‘“ndaml‘bWWM Miss Clark.ofDiinbury,iii visitinglier llowtlieyfooled nelastNovomlwr. 400 pair en’s Cordovan Hand Bowed. Lace and Congress.......nt $3.00 former price 85 00 “‘“LV"‘“““""'A?W P l
our John O’Neil, of Gemini! E. hundred and twenty-five of Norman, mm. Cspfein “a Mrs. O. H. Clark. . ”Manama"... ..,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,...m 500 .. Lace and Congress 2.5” u . 3:50 lll’illlilh'i’d‘ilfl' _. .. . time.
Drum: junior 3°03! the “TL mmioioving wopgbfingimmzmfiomflwln sir-set. . "um ”and 300 :: Lace and (longress, Goodyear Welt............,... 2.25 “ :l 25 Tldll-ldi'i‘i'if‘lrlfd’wsii '. hm‘m.’
8000M “Wm-m ° '1 $3an In instrument '- 0" by "-30? ’ Emmdmommwmm m” spent 01,, 400 Lace and congress, Goodyear Welt................ 2.00 “ 3.00 iiiiririeiiimxnnwinourmns
of Company F, Norwalk. . , ulster, Miss Ethel Newcomb, who Is a Sunday with Doctor slid Mrs. A. N. ”m. 100 «: Genuine Kangammm _ . . 2.00 .r 3.th ‘0..,s.n?n|,“,fldnwmmu m“
Cbarles'l'hompsoaufiompa’ni‘ed Coin- muuiolmof greatzblll‘ilym lxdtizd‘l: Clarke. . mmmuwhmmnm' :33 :‘ Irnafeuéfim. 1.50 o 2.00 mmgfphkztgnmnmign sail
punyFupoflfl‘. ompy .squiwa was demonstrated I 9' 9“ MlssAdaSoofleid,of Stamford.“ the Wearenrowlrinwl'asandstronger. “ 0100 008........................................... 1.5” " 2.00 ”I. F. W. “IIIE'
amt; mp, this being ill. fifth con- a... following programme. And sometime wellretnrnto 100 Kid Lace-Solid Comfort.... 1 25 “ 2 00 a w m , i
mewymntleniic. Moonll btllonata............-.......Beetlwvan 8““‘°”“' W” "WM“ Rm“ Hill. The 100 " Russia Calf Blucher and Lace...............::::::; 2:75 ” 3'50 “80m; ifieiuWrTM
W W- N- Bloom. of Comm PreludginA .......... .. .............. fluid George Paranol‘c’lapell strait. loft 9°“ on, $3 . “Y tthssln Calftgigucggr 0xfords..........'.............. 2.50 , 3:50 ° my
I‘ was tut-reunion derailed Income eon-MW ---------- ----- " twat hmominzi 0' no nm- 9..., pairs on a, size 11 , oesua............ 1.00 H 1,25 ,,
Fl'ilh'ib'c‘m M' * :flfim"""”lfil.fliifi ......... Illllfl'ifi'fif: in. EllaGregory.of Chestnut street. __- ..._....__..._;._ Also a lo of Misses’ Hand Bowed—Spring Hoel...‘................ 1.00 " 2.50 m ,
Vim-mum. ,_ WM“ sou-porter for mm,.’,'fi.,’,,‘mi... ........... um wiiluctoNew York tounorrow. “n wringing-:1 :In- a. k Lorne see me and you will think you are in a Wholesale instead of o. Retail Store. l... mum“ “at";
00ml”! ~d o"ml" At the conclusion of the prom-mm- W ..._._ ya on on more I c a 1. ». , .
. . f di h . Darla th 1 st sickness. . * .9
n. mm M u.“ iosersiim and cake were served . “03138 01' THE STATE. ‘1’)“ lxd‘smanurhma‘mxetuze was freely “Emu“ 2'51 “ "kiwi“, a.
l ‘ . In itch and (loll. '
Themealotamhehsofihe rattles. kmiillonaire vesadin- mason-tenet cellos min Ivory uann- given andan immediate cure resulted. 60 ore s n I )
“lion, an event which. for my Jamamnsmdmmeet,mting W of “Imfllo It would have rsqeiredua dean visits I . mw» w , .
i all the mowi- of 0700.00.th rive-19 '06 in menu beta hurled at deptheof of ii physician,“ on former occasions. “mugs n "NM-'- .
m’w mom to a doe- mummy.”
this caution together at Dorlou's Point, tors! hiih ”m“ h“; “ll” .00 oalyninelnchutoonefeotlnthelowlsh I believe Dr. Hand's Remldiss would . nu”, mt. “m.“ I ,,
wiilhshoiiithbysarhtl’lmsrelieaoh. whmmnmfimwmifim mus-rim, when the law havauvedtbe llfeoi the child I lost, 3:21;... W in ‘ .
mflrhaudanugmlll. This whatwonld baths “dapper espita ll require“ depth of It least four test. had theyhesn within my reach at the y . .musdoll-pm
will is their mm anneal th- dimr M33232?“ “m mandamus-sum is. al- timof ituleknem.” In. 9. BJJIx- .V court! when
sue. _M‘Almhmm”mg um. 'mmmhmuum.m3wmm.m J. . . , , ,
ills-minusmr.m”.wumdmlmmmnmmmmmmnautism. remedies. . 1 I p .
«him. , . new 0-“ was momma. ems. suing-em. . , 8 WASHINGTON 81'" SOUTH NORWALK. "
given at the residence of lien. John S.
Seymour, East avenue, Saturday night.
of Senator and Mrs. John I". Ferris, nf
Bayview avenue.
While the workinumen are learning
How the fruit of prosperity decays.
in the future we‘ll remember
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perfect worth from
Manse—w—
pair, the cream of Lounsbury. Mathewson tic Co’s Hand flowed Shor
$3.00 to $6.00, for from $.75 to 32.25
“l. slightly ini-
per pair.
the least trouble. Mada only by Dr.
KiLI-H ALL mix syn 3%
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