, I,“ No little grandchildren who
.mteatfleg this hot summer weather
menstruation with bowel complaint.
give them Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera
Iyeelf taken with a severe attack of
.Ilood lionwlth crampeandpalasln my
’“éb. unorthird of a bottle of this
remedy cared me. Within twentyfonr
m1 was out of bed and doing my
housework. lira. W. L. Dunegen, Bou-
eqtta, Hickman 00., Tenn. For sale by
G. O. Btiilson, druggiet.
“"10me lpit or [male Your Lite
. Away. ._
llthetruthful startling title of a book
“out NoTo-Bao. the harmless, guaran-
teedtobecoo habit cure that braces up
nicotiulned nervee,eilminaies the nice
tine poison, makes weak men gain
Ineligtb. vigor and manhood. You run
aopbyaical or Iinenciel risk, as No-To-
Bee Ia acid by R. H. Pleiaicd under a
guarantee to cure or money refunded.
I: Book free. Address Sterling Remedy
f 00., New York or Chicago.
I.
The most pleasant little pills for cleane-
lng thesyatem and regulating the bow-
ale, ere Dertt’e Little Early Risers.
Cure sick headache and constipation.
Smell pill. Small dose. 0. A. Gregory
; a Go. and c. c. Still-on.
for a safe and
'IF lqy’oafi'mgmml desirable In-
earued savings. and
mcombiuedJaka an endowment In
5, ill! couumlcot GENERAL on
; mounts comm .,
Conn. it oi'fers
ancurit as any that human skill can
With yeara' experience. exception-
careful Investments. and doing business
localities of this country only.
REPRESENTED BY
‘8. S. L’Hommedlcu.
III WASHINGTON Si.
South Norwelk.
Conn.
SDIITII NDNWAlN SAVINGS BANK
51 Washington street.
0m dailyfrom 0 to 12a. m.. and from ito
’. rm, and on Saturday evenings item 0 to Ii
"lntereet allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANS. Prsst.
JOHN H. "BRIE. Vim-Prest.
JOHN H. KNA PP. Rec. and Tre.‘
S IFFS FDDSAIE
AT ROWAYTON.
Ilne Fency 8km, It test, hme
mounted.
Ilne Working 8km, Is test.
Ilne Fourteen-Foot Shift.
line twelve-Foot Follower.
line line-Foot stow Follower.
one Eight-Foot Follower.
line Six—Foot Follower-
Oead serviceable boats. at low prices-
CALL ON OR ADDREES.
VACATIONS.
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guarantee Iathirtyyeare’ neeby
nillionsoflothere CastcrIeiethe
Children's Panacea—tho We
Friend.
CASTORIA
For lntlenta and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Cealofll. and see that the facsimile
signature of
is on the
wrapper." 1%!
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tectonreelveeandthepnblle stall hazards.
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PAS'I'URADE.
First class pasturage for horses or
horned cattle; in a good neighborhood
where an emplnyre will have oversight
of same. Plenty of water, and a heavy
growth of feed.
NAYMDND DRDS.
immobile
A A. SHEPARD AND DR 880".
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The Greet New York Iipeelellsi The
Doctor Preveiird I‘pon to line
Illa Brest Remedy Placed in the
Heads of the linguists.
This Is the meet wonderful pmluriirm of
medical science In the nineteenth wntury
This Is not a patent umiirinv, but a M’Ww‘rlp-
lion mm mum-d rm nicotine priariptn emi
need by )7. own in his extensive practice for
the cure nl’ all blood dime. a rims
wrought by It are simpl wonderful and harr-
attracted thousands wt drmor's parlnrs tnr
”cultural.
Tums an orient Is the drtnend npvm the
time are attratlnnotthe rim-(m in! his mail-
cine from two-in who moi-I not visit Rum
Yarn city. that rim-ems a matter of duty to
devise ems-w plan by whirh the general bliv
retrial her-applied with this neutrino. vs nabb-
y. and for this minim! A. a. Shepherd
has Melt calledtoiimiih Harwell; in arrears
with .2. H. Tomltteetm. thit Nrrrwalh. and i.
it. Hair, Norwelhuaverm them to knttin
stuck and sell this maulerfai bunt "merit.
Tlrisis purely referents. amt err-silent irmir
oust imiioier. a class partner monument. is
memoir nmhlnsrsaunal. in. limit has
devoted his life to the t umoush knowledge
a anderetendi oi Midis-veers. a m at
w inherenarnrd . Kidney disease. liver
cram heist he. mare-ole: rho-wra-
ot smite. mica.
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let “my. salt envia‘vpisson as»:
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To. New Came of the or;
Yacht Ruined.
WHEN IDENTITY A HYBTBBY.
O “rem 'l‘ele Cams I'm Bristol. Where
the New (lav Defender la lleiag Built.
Bombers Shape lied lieu ' ' _ey
Guarded. but Mischief Was lions.
New Your, June e.—Aboot a week
ago a relative of the ilerreshoda come to
town and told a queer story to a friend.
Tho latter hope it to himself until yeeterv
day. when It looked out and became known
too limited circle of Interested people.
The story In that a person whose Identity
In still a mystery, despite earnest Investi-
gation, had managed to sneak Into the
great loft above the shop In Bristol where
the Defender lies, and that tho Intruder
bad cut and turn the big soils which had
been made for the sloop.
The work, according to the man who
told the story. was done rnoet thoroughly
and In a way that showed conclusively
that It had boon done by somebody who
knew just how and whore to cut In order
to ruin the sails utterlyboyond the chance
of repair.
Great holes were cut into the nmInsaIl,
jibe and spinnaker. and the top-sails and
other smaller nails were slashed In all di-
rections. The result was that the entire
set was maria useless, and now sails had
to be ordered at onoc.
The licrrosboil shops In Bristol have
been guarded night and day since the
work on the big sloup Ingan, end Intrud-
ers were warned away from tho plow {by
determined and not particularly polite
men. The Workman have not been por-
mittod to leave the shop In company.
They have hcon warned never to speak
with each other about the craft. Each of
them In said to have been closely watched
until the liormhofls were sailsiied of hie
truetworthincss.
Visitors Not Allowed.
Visitors have not been permitted to get
as close to the boat as even the little priv
veto oillce at tho entrance to the works,
Much surprise was therefore expressed
yesterday by those who board the story
that. despite all those precautions, such a
strange thing should lint-o happened.
Nobody could Imagine “but reason
could have prompted the act, If It really
bad been done as alleged. or course it Is
a Well known fact that a great many poo-
plo In Bristol don't like the llcrroebuils,
but personal malice scorned hardly to be
a motive strong enough to make anybody
take the grunt risk that this unknown
person mast have taken.
According to the narrator of the story.
the llrrrcslioiis thornslci'ss and their con-
Iidontlal men were also utterly at a loss to
understand why It had been done or even
to guess who could have done It. As soon
as the damage to tho sails was discovered
they comnmmlod that the affair be kept
secret, and the few workmen who knew
what had happened were at once warned
that they must not utter a syllable about
It. Then a scorching iimestlgation was
started, and It In still. so It In said, being
rigidly prosecuted. but so far without suc-
cess.
The big sails fur the Defender were
made by Admin Wilson They were ealtl
to be the largest ever made for an Amor-
ioan single sticker. the mainsail being
about mow square foot and tho spinnaker
7.1”" squari- Ievt in area Altogether there
wore in be over H.000 square feet of soil
on the cralt. Rennie. a new material
made from a Japanese plant of the thistle
species. was “nod for tho big jib topsoil.
it Is for lupflf'iur to count]. partly because
it will not mildew. but mainly bovnuso it
will neither strou-h nor shrink, thus In~
surlng a perfect lit.
Another Murder in San Francisco.
.‘ln' FllAh'i'Isrn, Juno I.——’I‘ho pullce
havn another murder to unravel. Janias
"award, a \i‘vlls Fargo company cm-
pluyeo. rushed Into it brunch pnlirustntiun
rim rod with liluml. liis skull bad boon
irariurml. and ho was only able in ruuiior
it few words about buying been lmaton
and fiiltlte'tl. lie- was runmvmi tn the ra-
colving hospital, dying In almut twir hours.
Suburb of Donner Almost Flomlrd.
DILXi Iii. .iimu I.———.loromo Park. a sub-
urb of Iicuvor, In in cinngerof a Ilmd
more lllmslmus in property and life than
the one that took place a your age, The
river I'latio Is strtulily rising and In about
to nvvrtlnw its banks just alum» lilo
ilrando avenue. 'l'hc lluml is rising at
the rain of one Im‘li all lmur.
linslmvll Is For McKinley.
Scannrltnb, 0., Juno 4. -—— (lam-rel
Bushnell. In an autimrirmi interview. said
regarding his attitudo lu McKinley: "l
stator lilrlt'lnlcy inr prosldont In iH‘JtI.
If be Is Ulliu’s mndhinto. and be will be.
I will wind by him."
Fighting In Formosa.
Yortomus..lmm i. ~A dispatch received
born from the island of I-‘ortmmn says that
the Japanese imtmrini growl Inmlod near
Kcovlmng rm “Mummy. and lighting eu-
auod. The t‘lllncm lust heavily.
Jemima- rapture Resume-g.
llriltiiitntw, Juno t.-—-.\'ows has lm
roreivoil here that the Japannw have my
tured “column in the northern [sort of
the Island of Formosa Three hundred
Chinese were killed.
”TELEGRAPHIC 8RI£F8.W
The Ancient and llonorsble Artillery
of Dalston celebrated the two hundred and
flity’anventb anniversary of Its organisa-
“all.
The latent suspect captured by the New
York city police In connection with the
murder of Ferdinand Harris, the colored
butler, to Charles Waste".
'l'ha nominee! the booeinitomeie the
new rapture iii-tween iaeo XIII and Car:
dinal liohenloha.
cardinal tiihhas badeprivats and»
ones lasting in minutes with the pope.
William ii. Devan was reinstated as
captain of thstw Yorhpoliee torus;
the general term at the court at amino-
le Ballets Ibeirmrnsyraen plan-bars.
flatten and steamiitters want out on
stem
Theme-me t has rained
a new trial for We and Walter.
seaweed to he hangeddule later the
menstrual timeshare
lime. Jeanie Constantin Coat
WHEN A
today.
s I n’
" coma MAIN mo WAII. STREETS, NDWAIK. /
Jobber, or importer, or commission merchant, or manufacturer wishes to close out a big line of
goods in these parts, he comes to us first. Why to us first?
and our record for six years. He knows that our payments are
on the dollar, and they are as quick as any in the United States,
We took advantage of two such offers last week.
Because he knows—has knownue
on the basis of one hundred cents
without any exception. .
The result will be found on our counters
, loci Silks for 191:.
Black Dress Goods
for 37 l-2c.
Today we will sell one hun-
dred Pieces Of FIDUIED 8|lK8.
for 6 rose and fancy waists, at
I 9 cents.
Black Dress (Icons.
=You have read the heading-
Black Dress Goods for 37cc.
More interesting is the fact that
they are less than importers
price.
Imported all-wool Black Jac-
quard Dress Goods, in twenty
different styles of figures, on
armure and serge grounds, 3S
and 40 inches wide, at
37 l-2 cents ',"
A yard. The importer's lowest
selling price afew days ago was
50 cents.
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LINENS.
Three items that will surely
please every housekeeper who
is fortunate enough to get them:
Five thousand yards Bleached
Toweliug Crash, actual value, 7
cents, at
4 cents a yard.
Huck Towels, hemmed and
bomstitcbcd, 25-cent quality,
only 119 dozen in all, come enr-
Iy if you want some, at
l5 cents each.
Think of buying 56 inch Irish
Damask at 39 cents a yard. This
would be a genuine bargain at
50 cents—so remarkable is this
bargain that you can't resist
buying at
39 ccntsia yard.
UNDERWEAR.
Men's Fine Bolbriggan Shirts,
have pearl buttons and are silk
tipped, manufactured to retail
at 60 cents,
29 cents each.
How do we do it? This way:
They were bought as "moods,”
but you’d have to be told it. We
fail to find the imperfections.
Men's Cheviot Outing Shirts,
value 45 cents, at
29 cents each.
Ladies’ Vests, low neck and
sleeveless, flno Egyptian yarn,
would be cheap at 39 "cents, to-
day tbe price will be
25 cents each.
NDTIDN DEPT.
Ladies’ all Silk Belts—Black,
white and navy—Fine buckles,
newest designs; value 50 cents;
choice of the line,
25 cents.
Link Sets, over one hundred
different styles, new and choice
designs,
:25c., 39c. 490., 69c Sci.
These prices are fully 25 per
cent. below actual value.
Call and examine our new line
of jet points. Prices range from
lie. to 59c per point.
Velveteen Binding, four-yard
ionghts; regular price 10 etc , at
this sale,
Two pieces for l3 cents.
stallions
This department is enjoying a
phenomenal run of business, at-
tributable to nothing more or
less than finest styles and most
tempting prices.
-—”O—-——-
ilorlfl of Wolsts.
More Waists than your im-
agination could picture. More
different styles than you could
examine in a day. The “Derby,"
“Acorn," "Monarch," “Troy”
and “Ideal” brands, all with
very large sleeves. An endless
variety oi styles and patterns,
from
89c to $2.49.
Ladiee' Sweaters, all wool,
black, navy and garnet, color
guaranteed,
$3.98 each.
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HDSIEDY.
Ladies’ Seamless Hose-Fast
Black, per pair,
l0 cents.
Nine broken lines of fine hose,
in ordinary and out sizes, plain
and ribbed, black and colors—
most of them good value at 50c,
choice of the lot, per pair,
39 cents.
W
DMBDEIUIS. .
New Umbrellas, made to carry
in your grip, the latest and the
best thing in the market. We
have them in all qualities—don’t
fail to see them.
Five hundred 24-inch Umbrel-
las, suitable for sun or rain, fine
dresdeu tops.
A great attraction this week at
98 cents each.
'-r .‘
GLOVES."
Tafl‘etta—In tans, slates and
black—Qualities that sold last
season at 39c a pair, now
25 cents.
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Handkerchiefs.
Five hundred dozen Handker-
chiefs for men, women and
children, plain and fancy, extra
value no
5 cts. each; 6 ill l5 cis.
Ladics’ Iicmstitcbed Handker-
chiefs, ail linen, soft finish,
ready for use, actual value, 19c
each-at this sale,
2 for 25 cents.
RIBBDNS.‘
Irresistible attractions in fan-
cy Ribbons for dress and hat
trimming; actual value, 76¢: yard;
should not be a yard left Satur-
day night at this price.
29 cents a yard.
Black Bill: Belting at 190, 350,
39c and 45c yard. Crochet silk,
all colors, actual value, 250, the
spool.
1
you nothing.
SEDDDE FDllNll'llllE DDDPD’NS.
N. B. Do not for insecure one of our Furniture Coupons. no trouble and no extra
charge. Articles of Engines, worth from to to es, are certainly wolth having when theypost
Telephone Cell 57-4.
THE BOSTON STORE
003. m m WALL 91's., NORWALK, on.
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