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This week we shall clean up the odd pieces of S rin Dress Goods. .
All the 25 cent and all-cent qualities have been pliant?! in one lot at 15c a yard. The «1
tity won’t last long at this price. . . .
Thirty pieces All Wool Surges, all colors, light weight, that are worth 49c, at this sale the
at. hi. 81.25
359 E- 08th St-v'NeW'Ym- 13-”? 5'31... End‘s‘braut sn‘riauie his:
Prevents in Stamford. on «mine. sod bro-t . ‘
splssssot time. Thaw" '.’
cousin of fire. Michel.
, Ire. Henry P. Price and ,son Ooored .
‘ Fal‘iflg out. of West avone, have rsttnned from s.
‘ pleasant visit with her daughter, Irs‘.
nuts 1". Fielder. of Jerseinty. ‘
“"97““ "m- micro-nu: Percy Gleridanning. of
' an... hour-Iter- “yum the Norwalk pcst-oiiice, is taking a
1., .5, PM is "J“. “u an”. week’s vacation. He is relieved by sub-
hm“ m. etitute carrier Henry Perry. ~
withtheegenhofths 001m em M M ohildm Rey. W sud
GloveFittiug Patterns, by which we can Inez, 5"“ 8°" ‘0 WW" 0“ 0 "'0
present to our lady readers some of their weeke' '5“ “‘5 ”hm“-
very newest and ohoiorst patterns of Themgagemeutisannouucsd of lflss
garments. Full and explicit directions Clara Louise Banks, daughter of Ir. and
for putting together the garments as In. Simon Baukgnnd BerbertB. Sher-
compauy mh pattern. wood, hoth of Soutbpcrt. ‘
George E. Thompson, of New Haven,
special agent of the New York Life In-
' ‘fliairafrom
price
it has“ "1“. ..
. e or rave
and $1.50. Thggsareimporteg
Dress ’ Patterns. 3 .'
_ We have a few choice Patterns dress lengths left, and shall close
third less than former prices.
12.00 ones go this week at 9.25. 11.50 ones so this week‘ at 8.75.
at 8 00. 10.00 ones 0 this week at 7.00.
The are all is season’s im
and seaside wear, in navy and black. 45 inches wide,
warranted to stand salt water and not to fade.
form: l’ailulkhtly warmer.
. wide.
We Alma-an fer Te-morrow.
Pusan 'wfimI mm. them out at about one-
10.50 onesgo thisweak. ‘
”71’ at 3:58
O
' Cooperation.
Thermnarknble successod co-opsra-
”and consolidation as precticedhy
hascaumdagenernlrevival
etirsncs company, was in town, yester-
d"- . .
Ir. and Ira. James 0. Evans. of
i
ertaegnoru: Westiieid. N. Y., are visiting In. B I ' '
dingo-demeanor; cedars wnmwm’wfl'if'm“ as ’ l 3'
tobelievethatthelaborprob- (3% gm Sou‘l'; ‘
. vss
lib‘hnnafllsdthmughthe‘medium
hSandwich, Hem, a cooperative
' ‘wa'kshas been started by mem-
rl the Glasswcrkers' union. In In-
mthebakers havestartedaco—
Wye bakery, forthe double purpose
drankingmoney and lightinganrmof
{Basedunfairbakemnndin New qu
Mincbrpcratedwith the avowed pur-
fill scheme have placed the capital
dock j $80,000 and thesharesattli
halt. Atfirst the operationecd the cum
,Wwillbeconfiued tothepublicaticn
, hasal‘wnysbeen radical during its
,geuu'existence, but isnot ucwso
‘k’llicalm it was threecrfouryears
no. when Hugh 0. Pentecost, the
m. ecosromist and lawyer. had
ma. After a fair test of the scheme
f L In fie publishing business its scope will
II? “tended, the establishment of a big
"Went store being probably the first
amnion tohe taken up. Itsprojectors
lave mapped out u very ambitious
m, for they say that if it is suc-
careful it will “curb the tyrannyof cup~
ital. of monopoly, of trusts. It will give
1'“ to every unemployed man in the
mtry; it will double the money sup-
ply and give us prosperity. It will ulti-
- Mly give the producer and the work-
mm: full value for his labor, and from
db start will increase his income at
test 50 per con "
' . HOSPITAL “nonunion.
Uh. Ill] Ora-tins the inrwalk Aussie.
‘ ,, blew I..." Favorabiy more.
. "In‘thaSensiaauterdey, the summit-
arson appropriations reported favorable
on: s snow to the Norwalk
w amoaistbn for two years.
‘ M on the petition of Ebenezer
(7 “doth-afar thsinccrporstlon of
' ' Snpflyoompauynomake gaslu
Irmudaapital isnot to exceed
. ,Hl wespssssd which provides
”mgmudmauyprrson
‘ os‘oyster groundswho,duriug
1“ posted for which said license is
mfromtbemteuheii
ruched.
museums-Winona
of the lsts‘laggls Arnold,of
insole-st) some. bonds.was rs-
m—LADIES’ MOD HIS!” “THING
SUIT
HINTS BY KAY IANTON.
Astylishbathingsuit iejustas neces-
mry to theccmfcs-tcf assason’s outing
by sea. or lake. as the blensr, shirt
waht,etc.. thuarenow ccnddsred in.
despeusable in a lady‘s orntbee’ summer
outfit. The rather fanciful arrange-
ment of the handsome bathing suit here
shown is extremely simple and very
dressy. The wearer will be well repaid
for any extra time spent in its construc-
tion, by the very stylhh caret produced.
As here represented, grey serge was
prettin combined with white and trim-
medwith white Hercules braid, fancy
pearl buttons decorating the fronts.
The waist and drawers» are combined,
being shaped by shoulder and back
seams, and conformed to the waist by a
draw string inserted in a casing. The
vest, consisting of a short
yoke that points at its upper
edge. and a full lower portion that
issatbcred and joined to its straight
lowercase. msetsthe ssilorcollsrstthe
neck in pretty outline. The ssilm collar
is madeof white serge, trimmed with
black braid, and decorated with em.
broldered anchors in back.
The short sleeves and skirt are border-
ed with astrip of white serge edged on
rschside with black braid, the skirt be-
inssatharadat thetop aodsswsdte a
Bathing suits in this style car! he made
ofblsokcrnsvy blue sergesud trimmed
with white braid, mohair, henrietta,
Chins silk, flannel or alacsps. in any dr-
sired color make desirable suite with any
preferred mode of decoration.
Retail price of pattern is thirty cents.
Pattern cutinsix elem vie : 89, 84.
80,88. 40aud42luchssbnst measure.
Quantity of material. 44 inches wide-
Nerwalkyrshdey.
Iisslddhxrsn and lies Brown,“
Museums)“. Flora Jen-
ninss,Gerardplsca
Archibald Bouwn and son John, of
Chicagdarsvlsitinglmlohn B. Bou-
metstrset. -
IhAnuW.Pisrscn.ctPhiladslphis.
leasusst of theRsymond family,“
Knightstreat.
York city. . ‘
It. and Ira. John P. Zdul, of Chest-
nut street. are visiting in Portltiohmoud.
In. and In. Samuel Talcott. artistic
Park, are visiting friends in, Brooklyn.
returned from a trip “down east.”
Carl Helm. of Bridgeport. formerly
of South Norwslk, is in town.
A. S. flurlbuttnf New York,is in town
on railroad busine- today.
0. F. Tollss. Jr.. of Ansonls, is in
South Norwalk today.
WHAT PUBS Hill 18.
DrileltlonsolTer-aelleellnuw Adept—
“ II the lease.
A bill concerning and defining the
words “sdaiterated milk." was passed
in the house. last week. it provides
mat the term adolteratedjmilk. when
used in the statute laws of the state,
shall mean: i. Illk containing more
than eighty—eight per canton of water
or fluids. 2. Iiik containing less than
twelve per canton of milk solids.
8. lilk containing less than three per
csntumof fats. 4. lilk drawn from
news within fifteen days before or live
days after parturition 5.Iilk drawn from
animals fed on distillery waste or on any
substance in estate of fermentation or
putrsfscticcor onany unhealthy food.
0. Milk drawn from cows kept in a
crowded or unhealth condition. 7.
lllkfrom which any part of the cream
towhichhes been introduced any for-
elgnsubstasce whatever. 9. All adul-
tsrated milk shall be deemed unclean,
unhealth, impure and unwb one.
The terms pure milk or unadulterated
milk, when used singly or togethero
mean sweet milk not sdultsrsted, and
the terms “pure cream" or "unsdultsr-
and cream." when used singly or to-
gether. mean «sans taken from pure
' There is no Economy [in Buying Inferior Goods.
Get the best and let the economy be shown in the way they are used.
There isn't a lady that ever traded at our store but what can testify to the excellence of our goods and we can act
that we cater to the majority of the best families in this city.
We have gained their «termed favors, first by the quality of our goods, and second by polite and courteous service.
Call and see what we have in stock to make summer life easy.
Beef Malt is having a his run. (Try it.) Saratoga Kisseuger Water and Ginger Ale, Claret and, Raspberry Lsmcnuie,
Notox Wild Chmy Phosphate, Dr. Welch‘s Grape Juice, Jamaica Lime Juice, and all kinds of Fruit Syrups and Extracts.
Sardines. Potted Heats, Pickled Lamb's Tongue; a full line of Cheese, Pickles, Olives. Oh my! We have not space.
COME AND SEE.
We have added Preston's California Flakes. A superior breakfast dish for the hot esasom Our Butler is gilt edge.
Our Tees and Coffees are excellent. Orders by mail or by telephone will receive our prompt attention. Not how cheap, but
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
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meompeihsrtoiiv-wlth him again.
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Fifty
Twenty dceen Shirt Waists, at 75 cents.
Twenty five dozen Shirt Waists, at 98 cents.
.live dozen Shirt Waists. at 1.25.
zen Shirt Waists, at 1.49.
'i‘en dozen Shirt Waists, at 2 25.
gored testing cooperation on a large . Fl Duck Suits. navy blue. tan and while uuds. stri and dot at 1.25.
scale in .u m. of mum n 1" '2‘ "I: ”if” 3°“- ‘ffg" mfg heavy weight Duck Suits, linen sewage white uprg'unds. at 3'35...
. Pena beginning, the incorporates-s of n M " " ' tins :' " Forty dozen fine Shirt Waists, laundered collars and cuffs, at 50. cents.
how good.
[EWING BRBBEB,
, Isstport. Norwelk. Dsrien. band. Beltof white serge. withacsntsr “summons, e, mm which in.
m. Wilton. Bids-field. Dsu- rowel mid. «on- In front. ole-ins beendlluted with water or any other TELEPHONE CALL. I3-2.
“and ‘nsthel in Falrilsld county. withaslnslabuttonandbutton—bole. “15,“...th 1.- been a“ orlu.
Enchant Youréyn
EXAMINATION FREE.
moment.
,1
ASk‘ihe Women
wh curstoraearealwsyscrowded. Nothl etra about it if on” think a
y threcauyougetsucbgcods “55...".
as here?
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Best llgln Creamery Butter, tile; 5 lbs. for $1.10.
Best York State Creamery Butter, 21c; 5 lbs. for 01.00.
THE new” van illillit.’
88mm.
rtationh and cannctbe du iicated. The N Y k
prices on its qualities are nearly ouble what we ask. p 9' or city
Ten pieces new Kai-kai Striped Silks, in beautiful coloring}? alway sold at 39c, choice this
week at 25 cents a yard. ‘
Shirt Waists and flick Suits.
Our Sales in this department Have Been Extraordinary.
, “.to 0 V. Arnold. V” N aflwtogm gymz; Mid unadulterated milk. , Mlumgogu. g 3:. v‘nm‘, ”.9?!" i:
l“ mini.“ “WW"! 0' “mill-mil" 1"" ll“. summer was “‘m H S ROOD Oondsessdllllr. ' to Selti’ork. ' ion
. sehoclin South Norwslk (ale «museum, 5t yards: for LottieDsly,whoss maiden name w': I 0 ’ mmAxtmh. : mm Mm&u' i:
‘stetehuerdto “WNW”. unaware,“ inches breast mass- llothoiadstcae and whowss expel
rifled. urs,0ysrds. ' . froththsllsw Bfltsln. Hnrmalschoelssvn GRADUATE OHlCMN, nnhmmmddm,“h :2 “800“”!!!me ’ 11:: _
finessllowlog the llcrwaiksod rsrslysarssuo.fledthrseshctehf.r'ome Sail am in, ‘. 33W.“ can, 3'
W" M Li.» “M ,h'EIIII IEITIIEI. IWWI thirty. I" ’nmuwmg'mx:mmh: “ 5"“ n“ 'M "mm ' Iarrow -- '9- ' 10c dimpdwottolsns,’ as.
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