‘ cypcclallv 1111 it beam the endorsement of :1 chemist, world
‘ 1.11111 flea‘n Smith. or Y tile 1' nivernitv, “I111 writes:
Y A! B Mum/ll. 1111111111.. N11v Haven. Conn
Iiuuolur'fl It“
I Imveonmlnmltlm p-u lmun of liou hiring: l'1fq1h- r wide It you non to ma ,
We. Itlml tlmtli 111 (Mlllwtnmlltl 11m mum tout» will-M in my opinitnurn moat
vb I prrmmittm Hm than 1llq- 1.111.111», 1- niobium! In ilm 111nm 1110310] lion for the J
1111111 1111511111.- 11111111111111 tIIItllltll’ltllmi or 1111111111111 11 1.1111111111111111
'rnu 11 my.
1m 0 Row New London” ‘onu.
”Tutti 1111.
i235“
mutt.
'..
I
Connecticut that» Cher 111.
Experience ’
y ‘ . ' Willi Demonstrate
the truth of scientific reusnnilifll that's why every
housewife who has ever used our linking powder
knows its ellit'acy in piotluring- the most perfect
results. Healthful on account of its purity.
£958, Economical on account of its 1111-1111111. Ask your
’éaa» grocer for it now. and you'll wish you had before.
II
unnuuovunro‘ mi
1:. D. 8088 d 80”, - . - New London, Conn.
J J .2 W
You Vlould Not Think"
of payingm a ton tor coal if it1vns 111- 20 dust and
dirt, when you could buy good clean coal fol- $5 a
'09 ton would you? in you are doing it. HIIIICIIIIY the -
'G‘TTL‘ sumo thing when you buy ordinary oats lit—’O- of
chl°k9". tfinm' r111 waste. lwcauao the dirt. dust. and foreign
needs they contain take all the nutrition out of tho
nah; i
I screen all oats before I deliver them. If you
prefor- them 111 a good ale: to condition why not give
me a trial order?
and '
“HORSIDI
II‘T
GRAIN
carves.
MANUEL T.HATCH,
IRANOH
OFFICE The [.eatiing Grain Dealer,
" rez'AANS'
51' ABLE. i5 Marshall Strut. So. florwcllt.
WVMVWWV’ \/ "\/—\/‘ \_/’
110 REDUCTION SALE
For the Month of June.
Completeline of watches, clocks, jf‘WCllV, Silverware opalware and
cut glass.
DIAMONDS! DIAMONDS!
A. . -1\ fine line of stones zit greatlv reduced prices. All of these goods
while not sold at strictly cost price will be sold low enough to attract
purchasers who will Ill’llI many rare bargains.
A. w. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, Norwalk.
PATENT
MEDICINES
3'00 17:11::
No wise buyer gmdges
“- $Illll r1 (‘olntuhla
rush. 'I'hr quality is
absolutely rrrtain—un’ '
equalled, unapprom'liud
‘--l1ut all cannot afiord
th1: Inst, .1111! ~11 than .111' other bicycles,
leaders among \1l1i1i1 In,
Hartford Bicycles
‘65, ‘50, "65
1 Wontlerlul value in these prices.
, Geo. C. Stillson’s .
F. S. AIIBLER CYCLE CO.
29 Wall street, Norwalk.
‘, nsv A1111 11151511" to 11111::
At Our Prloeu i
Art. Catalogue, It‘lllllll 11! all t'nlnmblas and Hart
Innis, I91 fl't‘t‘ If you (till.
DRUG STORE.
.0.
" 02 Washington 51.. 511. Home":
We to after your trade
in the. most honorable and
f'l'llzililv manner.
Instantaneous
Tapioca:
A variety of delicious llti‘vl‘l‘lti can it"
made from it in a few minutes.
Rcuqlus no soaking,
Very little cooking.
I: ncupmled int" ileum-111 and 11 1111 11
I’mlly pn-lurmiand1-11-1llydi111mtml
Very Iiutrltimm nudnon irritating.
A moot nxm‘lient fungi for Imblw 11111!
Inv.ull1l11
firmonuneodml by highest median!
authority.
1‘ fine teneupful molten it padding for
“ tun permits.
l'llt IUI) (IF IT
When 11111- madc- Itnr selection of belittli-
in! wall paper at. lhrokor‘n.
It
, Is
W ,
' Lunch llalmila 111111, on.
New stock of ”army Soap, flue 11nd
clump.
‘ A new Illaclt Tel. Very «wort in II: 1vor,
nut-1c lb mind an somo n-llinir at idle.
PainMn' Bupplinn.
Artinfn‘ Materials, l‘mtum.
Pictures framed to nnlnr.
‘ and than Writing. 1
[OREUZO DIBBLE, mom.
I! North hfnln Street 79 Washington Street. 80. NM.
its. 11111131!
' 11111111111151» unethinn 11111111111 flout“;
l’nintlnu. Papal-hanging, Dunning
Th! tubular 3|. Joceph Captain John
Preston. (111111130. ciflhlld the burning
«11111111111 and was man bet-Ida her For?!"
an hour-tho St Joseph but two We
111.111.. on the burning craft. but tuna
purpose, and 111 avoid being burned to
death than on board the Hodge jumped
Into the lnhn All were picked up by the
St Joseph”: crow. "I'hu tire originated new
the boiler during Fireman Deoley’c trick.
and he In supposed to have hum orenintcd
Dooley shipped from Buffalo odd was“
years old lie had rumor In Jersey City
The Hodge was comnnuuled by Captain
Lewis Elliot of Detroit. WIIDIN' wife was
aboard. it was owned bythe iv'nrrell Kroc
of Buffalo and 1111111 rated A2. It was vol-
tmd at 626,000 and insured for 113,000.
The cargo was valued at $1. 01111 and WM
insured Q3
The St. Joseph win badly bilateral! by
the hunt from tho burnln steamer 0.1m
of the owner-11.1)! the lodge. who was
aboard, offered Captain Preston 310.1100 to
tow the burning nteamar to shallow W»
1111- but no lines were to he had
DUEL IN ”KENTUCKY.
.1 Item!" of the Notoriou- tome“
Kill. A Marshal and In flint-ell Shut.
Rosenumw, Ky., July o.——-A Madly
duel took place near Adnlrrllln. Duck
Younger went to town drunk and no hay
rode out of town he fired his pistol. If.
H. Harmon, the town nmrshnl.lun1ped
on a horse and started after Younger. An
hour later both men were found dead
about a tulle from town. Both had been
shot through the heart, and only one
chamber In each revolver had been dis
churned. There were no witnesses.
William Younger-,3 brother of back.
was killed in Aduirvlilo by flutes Patter-
mn four years two. The Younger-s were
relatives of the famous Younger outlaws.
Harmon killed two men In Tnntmmo sov-
urnl years ago. "11 was tho only marl the
town of Adah-ville has had for years who
could keep order.
BASEBALL.
itA'rrozut. LEAGUE cums .
At Cincinnati—
Clnelnnatl ........ l a 0 0 l ‘J I 0 '-- 1
St. Louis..........0 0 0 i) 0 0 0 t)— O
Cincinnati—Hits. I'll; errors. 0. St,
Louis—line. 5;!!!1'1)". '11
At Chicago—-
Chicago ........ 2 U 11
:i l 11 1'1 0 i) i— 7
l.oul.~1vlllo.. ,.ZI 0 ll 0 0 it ll 0 0 .0— fl
Chicago—Hun, 1'2; errors. -I Louisville
-—Illts, ti: errors. 5.
111111103011. [.214 mm! srasmxo.
W. I. Pd. .1 W. LRC.
Cleveland... .le lit . 17‘21Phllndelphtulll 8i .5l6
Haltlnmre...1ltl 2" .067 l Washingt1m.29 20 .11!)
t'flneinnnti I! ’24 .Mll’lr1mltln_..ll V3 .492
lib-tron ..... ll? ‘2! .607 Ntw 1‘,1rI “’h “31‘- All)
Pitt-shunt” .‘Jll '28 {1th. St Louis . .15 1h! .2“
(‘ hicugo. ....'.I.5 3‘2 5:2.u1u111v111.-,,.11 t8 .lfil
The Production of Nnturwl (Ian.
WASHINGTON, July ti,-'l'lw natural unit
production In the United States in lull;
is reviewed in a report of the geological
survey compiled by Export. Joseph D.
\Ymkn. Tho total value was ”51,006,650
against “3.95-1.40" In trim. The value of
tha product consumed was $7,111.20, i117, and
Ith'itltsfilitl was tho value of coal or wood
displaced by gas. The total pipe laid was
I;i,.~‘1ilii,2-il foot; producing wells omitted,
3,82“. The value of the consumption tin?»
Int: lHtltHl-i was greatest In in“, when It
was $22,11211.1~75. From thou to that the
decrease was rapid, and In the pad: four
years thorn has been a gradual "It't'llnu. '
Defeat Predicted For \‘nln.
floxnox, .luly ti.—ln its «1111111111111. upon
the llnnley regatta, Sporting Life says:
"It Is a great pity that Yale and [wander
were drawn together for the first. heat. It
will rob the regatta of a deal of Internet,
and it. IIII'IHIH that the Americans will
probably be defeated in the “fl-f1 round."
Tho ~porismnn expresses almllnr regrets
owr the drawing, but adds: "Should tho
wind be anything lllto 11.1 strong on it was
today. the Americana ought to boat Insan-
tier Should tho wind drop, howewr,
they will stand little 1 ham-.‘u ’
quunr Cameo Two Blur-den.
l‘ntLAomi- 11111, July Ii.—-l'11o murder-11
were conunlttmi in tlilt rity within a few
hours of WWII other and at place-.11 only it
fen-511111111111 apart. llarthulonww t'hnm-
bloy, nut-1! L'R y1.ur11, reeulvod a fatal blow
during a drunken brawl and died. Joseph
Kennedy, 2.’l yearn old, I11 under arrest for
tho crime. Liquor was also the mom of
the around murder. Jami-n London, aged
2:! years, was shot through the heart by
Jacob (hm-'11, aged "‘l,1'.'hn I» at large
lloth 1111111 orn colon-d
A Murderer Mutu- n Canton-Ion.
1 murmur. July 11.—Willinm Ham yon-
tordny t'ollft-sst'il killing Mrs. Ilrodiu at
(‘ovmlaln Ila Inya Mrs. lirodle passed
through Illa room from her room, calm:
down ntnirn. lIn lumpmiour of bed and
assaulted her. She fought him with all
her strength. lie. out. I'mi' throat. then put
on his clothes and dumped. A special
grand Jury will oomldnr tho 1311-111 today
Killed by an Explosion.
Timur-sow. (3111111., July 11. .. Home
\i‘llllmns. nut-d 2!. was Instantly killed by
tl11-1-xpi1111l111111f 11131111111111“. North (Ir-111w»
our at! 'IU. Ills. - IliltIy 11111 frlulitfully
nuumlt-u
lint-dint. In lighting "not.
Lostmx, July 11—11 1 MM dlnpatch to
The Daily Telegraph way» it I11 reported
them that. there 1111111111111 \lalnllatu In
llnnuoln‘ and that they am 1'1- waived upon
Iinhtlilu. '
THE NEWS iN BRIEF.
Monty four Tammany hrnvm Itnrtnd
for‘tJhicago from New York
Pith-ton. l’n. reported that they had heard
rnpplnun from the ontmnhcd minim.
'I‘hu llov. David J. Ilnrrnll of New York
preached to the Horn and llnuahtoro of
the American Revolution at 14mm...
”Destructive floods urn rctmrtcd to be In
the mer rim 11111111, brutal: UIIIIIIHIJII.
TI. 11 rimcun party at the Twin Shaft mine.
The horn of W R. Freudian, at him
con, N. .I, was entered by thievm, and a
valuable trotting hum won Alolen. Three
men urn hollow-d to hnvn been concerned
In the affair. *
Ephraim Chonowlth I union: of 1'2
Wanhlunton Manna. Woodulde, N. J.
wan‘to hln lit-1111111 m it everything was
‘rlght. [I11 found his II!!! had been blown
to planar. All the burglars ohtnlmfl win
_wen drowned by t
lift In old rolm.
"r‘tfia
arm-unl- 1W!“ tun.
fraud novel-Ion Dropped—Jr. What
Emu quu- tnntm In Bun vot-
«M to lot tour-It.
Nu roux. July Orinoco Mandel do
Albania. The Journal't «Madrid act-rm
woodcut. cables the folloviilnu:
"Although it II a public fact that the
negotiations for on understanding with
France have been broken 011.1111 govern-
mam alone knows what has happened
”The negotiations pointed. tunardu vol"
"1|th allianco‘ with France. always delll'ftd,
bmmmo ‘in the 011110 of 11 Franc-chrmun
war tho 51111111111 army in the Alps would
stop 1111111111 troops on the frontier, while
If Spain sided with Germaner-uncu would
be obliged to keep a largo force in the Pyr-
cocoa and fight on the three frontlen.
'Spaln constantly refused to take part
in European conflicts. preferring 111111111111
ty. which relieved her of the humanity of
framing up a large and apénshu standing
army. Now, 1111mm. In tho preconcoof .
the danger of a conflict with the United
States. Spain has determined to abandon
the policy of Isolation.
"Franco made send offers. and the no-
gotlatlons remhod such an cdt'nncod stage
that France mat a naval squadron to Og-
rnnn and Ferrel. wbm,obcylng the!!!-
attractions of the government of ‘Mt’tdrld,
the local authorities. henrtilynooondod by
tho respectlyo population». enthuelotttcolc
iy mired the French marines, who-c
commander responded with demonstra-
tions of the garment regard for Spain.
The exchange of sympathies looked like
thorn at Cronetcdt and Toulon, which
sealed the Franco-Russian alliance.
Negotiating \t’lth I'm-co Brutal: 0!.
"This motioned some time, and than a
visit of the officers of the French squadron
to Madrid was contemplated, when and-
dcnly negotiations between France and
:ipnIn broke down. Russian paper- attack-
ed Spain, and the Paris pram. which only
a few days before highly praised her, now
sing a different tuna and urn mandating
sympathies with the Cuban:
" What happened II n mystery. Some
nllpposn that the rupture might be due to
a refusal of Russia to enter the Franco-
r‘apanlrh alliance, preferring the friendship
of the United birdies.
"l‘nndnmand that the rupture was not
declared by France. but by Spain. who.
government. had received front another
country more favordiln olfen lhnve been
unable tomln If the offers came from
Gnrnutny or England, but the ham manl-
fosted In the direction of the "resubmit-
ment of commercial relations with Gar’
many ls simulator. The German navy in
not so powerful an the French. but Ger-
man political luflnencn is greater, and a
German alliance would probably not force
Spain talent! an army outside of Spaninh
territory, in a French alliance would, In
cosa of a European war.
"Spanish politicians with whom I have
talked consider It more likely that the of-
furs came from England. whose Interest“
I: to prevent the I'mnco‘ltuulnn alliance
from becoming arranger, at the some time
that England has the some American in-
terests ac 5min and In nicodntemted in
not having Spelt: allied with loneslbln eno-
mlm of England becausn Gibraltar bay is
now easily dominated by batteries from
npnnlsb territory,
"In what extent English support has
been (lilttff‘d, however. in point my friend:
did not know."
Au Electrician Drowned.
t'LAY'l'oK. N. Y, July o.—-Wllllmn 1‘.
Methmmon of Syracuse, superintendent
of thoelectrlu soarehllght pinata of the
Thou-mud Islands Stmnilv-ut company.
wondrownmt by wulklnauff tho Clayton
dm‘k near the R, W. & (1. (input. He had
just left the steamer St. Lawrence and
was about to so to [found Island to visit
his olnnnred, s‘llSfi Edna Wilson of King:-
ton, who was visiting there. McCammon
was in years of age and was born in
Kingston. Unt. lie was an expert. elec—
trician and was known to thousands from
the flu-t. that for the past. three years he
luv-1 handled the bin stvarl'llllght on tho
stt-alllni’ St, Lawn-nee.
Home “tumor! to Depth.
.\'1-. w Yonn, July 11 --’l‘lw “one Mable
of 'Idnfmus Kirkland at Unu Ilnndmd
and flirty ninth street am! Gerard avenue,
took llro from 1111111111 unknown muse. flo-
fore the llumm Were discovered the blaze
was will under way. Thirteen hut-1:1- 11:11-11
Mall-1d In tho building. (If these scroll
wot-11 got out, but tho ronmlnlng cl: worn
burned to death in their stalls. (tho of
them which W111i rewnod wan so badly Ili-
jurod that it was found necessary in -.lu1ut.
him. The loss 1m th» building In 11st!-
maind at £110", while the horses were vul-
ued at $3,000.
Meeting of the fill“.
Cranium“, July tl.-’l‘hl11 city I11 in
holiday attire for tho twenty-fifth annual
reunion of tbo Benevolent Protective (lr-
d" of Eli“. which meets thin won-Ir. Thin
prmnim to be the. armrest went in tho
history of the order, It being the first grand
Iodm’ 11111111111“ of the reunited faction. of
Elk», “bow quarrel last yearennmnonr
being fatal. The entertainment. provided
by 1.an munlnn committed in itltmtelnhc-
Hill! The nemlnnr 11f the ordtr begin to-
morrow afternoon.
B-tolll'n Faeroe-or.
UIIAN. N. Y, .Iuly h.-—Illnhop Falconlo,
now at Acct-11111111. Italy. who has been ap-
pnlntndtn moored Mar. Satolll 1111 pupal
rnpmumtotlw In the United titular. won
for several yum prom-11111 of phlloloplty
and later president of bit. llmmventuro'l
college at Alleuhnny. Cnttnrnuuun county.
Ill-hop Volcanic is fully In touch with
American affairs, in a splendid English
nrholar. a flu» orator and brilliant writer.
llu II 11 native of holy.
Thnn Children Drew-oil.
liomrmn. Jul it—‘l'imo children
upsetting of n row-
imut which was run Into by n mnnlhmu.
'l‘tmlrnnmon no John lien. aged 1, and
brother .incoh. aged ti, and Lean Ilium.
ant-d it! you».
The Chaim In MM.
Catlin. July o.—-Cholern In Milli-1min:
in Fnyum province and t-lmwhorn in
Egypt. Then-ham been 27 cases of the
(limo-11. with it dentin from Itnmong the
Egyptian trmpn II Wndy- Haifa.
Wont her turnout-
Threatening weather; warmer; southerly
wlmlc
a,“
straw, run 1'11; polo union light 1111.,
but the y w hurt-11, from clear yellow to
racial, urn cuzmldmxl the most up to
to.
Light .illttt are employed altogether for
tins puttimnttt They are out In the 11111-
hrollu stylo wthat I11, a wide Ilonnnn reach-
Ing to the Irma»: 1.3111111111111111 tho lo1ver1ulrt1.
and on this flounw' are arranged f’IIIIII‘H,
hit-11111111 rlbhoun A grim deal of cording
I11 111-1611 to make the lmttieont ntand out
well. After silk mun-s muslin, nultnmolt
or cumbrle I11huihl11n_ablo favor. Tin-~12
1vI1Ito[u-ttl1-~1.'it1111-1-11 111111114 of i'lliIlI’OItIIil'y
him and rtilllwr. 'Illi'f't' lsnfnnoy 1111111
tel-nation thlt It e'iubioldnry with tho very
open kind, tho lattur hm Iniz 11 hand of 1-111-
nn-d rlhium run underneath.
This Is tho 111-1111111111! Ian-1min salon in un-
der-mar, and mum of tho articles offered ill.
I very modernto prim are uurprlslngly
. Y0! .\G (lllll. S COST! Elli
pretty and of good quality. A new style of
nightgown wan shown some time ago In
the expensive (2111111111,. having a squirm out
neck and opening at the Hide, These nlghh
gowns are now offered at. a low prim with
lt-sri elaborate trltnmlnps I stially they
hat-1H1 collar of pink blue huff,1nou1eor
green eatnhrio and o ruffle of white 1 ill
hri 1id11ry. and for women who like colored
limp-ric- nothing could he prettier. Some--
times thi- mllar In of white pen-ale with a
atunll colon-1| figure or stripe.
An illustration l4: pin-n of a suntan-1‘
smwufoi‘a younmrlrl. Tin-skirt. oi IMI'IH’II'
ls of the shade known as anemone and is
entirely Niven-d 11 ith narrow ruflh-s of the
mine. Inuit-rial. The blouse: bodice. Is 11!
anemone taffeta Illltf‘t‘, 11 ith a stole plastron
of white bulletin In which nn‘ net. bands 11!
white lane Insertion. The Nine Li bomb-ml
n lth 1111-12 to match and the fancy eullni‘ ls
of white hatisto and love. The inutl‘ant
MIH‘Vl‘h an- shlrred at the top of the arm
and are lininlnsl at the wrist with in.
hands of insertion and two rul'llwof 11111-111-
ouo Initiate. ' The suit belt 1311f 111111-111.
.Il‘lllt‘! (311111.111.
MATERIALS AND TRIMMINGS.
Coat. of Antique Fill to “'5: “1“! Plain
Skit“.
Printed ruohalrit and taffeta»: form some
of thi- most ( harming of the many that-1n-
lmr tin-<11 tuil1 is porn In Paris. '1 hey have
an l1111111-11111-v1'urue. lu-lnyz light and humour
Inunnd'm-ll suited to tImIrlz'olona form
of ntti‘n- now prevailing. Etnidlm-s are
also In favor illlIItiTIlt‘TltIK‘II'VHI’I" ”undid!-
mnudlnrra silk lining. Silks 11f tin-on
thlut- Mylo, prlntnl or Ill‘lit'liilt‘il, forlut'mt-z
to heworu with plain or rlumm-ablvsklrts
A15 for fashionable mint =, all rotors 1111'
1mm, but the pn-ft-rt‘tn-e given to shades
of green, blue and light may. Black uni
No1’ltt.111~'1'1 \lii.
“‘Iilll‘ In (sunblnutluntin-111111111 I1 seen
They are always effective tom- r. uni.
how that tho Illt'tt of bull mourn! it»! In-
euuw diam-lain! 11'lth their uni‘ .,tl11-r11
arch-1v colororrniurenwnta "1111- 11 i’tullh-
to tho majority of pursuant. 'I'Iii‘ n-snlt of
mtuldllliiu him-l1 IIIltI \1‘l1lt‘1-muy In- rifln't'
tannin-r or striking, at Ilii’lIt‘sILtllt'rl'IIINi-q-A,
If IM‘m‘ tint-uni of I'm-ll iil'i' nun-1!. the effect
will I111 «annulled-111.14, while. ludrliuvs and
pin check» of black and1vl1l11111r1-dm111m-
enough for n (bullion-us.
”litt'k velvet rli'ilu111l11e11mla1r In again
1111 a triuunluuatnl l1: 11ml on both light
and dark mum-1. A pair urn-o ,..‘.ut
tnunlln Wm very prettlly trimmed with the
imminent blot-It 11-It‘t-i, hardly more than
1111 1-hzliil1of nil iiu'h wide 0! t‘tllll’ilt‘ It. all
tun-1t route of! when the unmllu lsu'aulml.
butlithu[ulnar-1111MIntiW-uunh of fortune.
1111 the would 11111-1! to he to buy 11111-11111“-
1111- “1-inch 1:111vtt,11l11-11'lll hot lum-lt
WIIMIII‘II. but VIII tilmw II tl-ldn my cum n.
It In mIIHI. Antoolnhlmr print-11 are nulmi
fur-1n" :ilu and nnlnmok «autumn» even
when .ln-y uni nuuln ovvr n enunhrle. or
1111111111 111111111. When the lining 11111! silk,
the charm is [Milli-14y exorbitant.
The llhmtrntlon HIIIM’tIlIt‘tIHIfiIIIIIf! of gray
drop d‘vte and hmvy out are over white
miln. The uppr half 11 the may cloth
ukiri. In of ittdptm- owr 1min. 'l'lu- IlItllll!‘
boilleu I14 of pulpun- 1111111111111 and it plain
II'IIIIIII, forming two round plnltn In front.
that are retained at the top by Jot buttons,
'I‘he In-lt untl Mirnluht collar «moi may
ninth, tho clown-11 of autumn over who.
Willi thin “own I11 worn 11 tooth! of block
jet. trimmed with a largo low of trium- red
and mauve taffeta .l 1? pic ('IlflLLl‘l'.
Worth,
,nonwnti‘t, .
BUT NEVER HAVE EQUALLED FOR
Beauty and Style!
OUR LADIES
Russet Lace Shoes at $2.00!
If You Have
not seen them, call and YOU WILL admit .
this is the greatest bargain ever offered in
Ladies’ Shoes.
Also a large line of ’
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in both russet and black.
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CHEVIOTS, HONESPUIIS, WORSTEDS AND SERGES,
At :1 price by which we can offer them much
LESS THAN COST!
Ti) MANI'FACTI'RE.
$18.00 Suits, .......... . ........... . ......... $I0.00
$15.0!) Suits, ........ . .......... .......... $7.50
$13.0!) Suits, ....... . .......... . .............. $6.50
$12.0!) Suits, ......... f .......... $6.00
IN OUR REGULAR STOCK
W li WILL 5 Kid.
$11111) Suits, $5.01 37 $12,011 Suits, 86 oo!!,
Boys’ and Children’s Suits, Half Price!
GREAT 5111-: or suunrn 1112011er111
r. for 1.1 cents
5 cents each
5 cents each
llnnd llom, z for 15 cents
inur-ln-llands, 5 cents each
Ylilll'M) STRAW HATS, 250.
w. A. BENEEICT a. co.
l9 MAIN STREET.
Nor-walk.
1m WASHINTON 37.,
So. Norwalk.
“nu-m _
31111111 I‘
. What is It?
that prompts you to buy your chaos It
mm 111111-11 rather than another? Isn’t It
style, quality, Ilt durability and price II
to the shoe and prompt and courteous
at teutiou on the tart of the proprietor and
unit-111111111. " If t 11111111111 th'tl 11111111111111»-
tntmtn we look for a liberal uhurcof your
patronage.
H. 5. BROWN,
to “51111101011 11111111,-
South Nov-walk. Conn
R2870!“
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For unto at Toronto-on 11 drug store '
‘1.
Norwalk Chronicler