.1 cl Flut'shllllll‘llmflulum
Elliott—Idol 11011111111 Iaisml
night. unpackin some goods.
, 1111 of carbolic acid. which he
' ' 1111,1111 exploded. The acid
11‘ Mr. Gleason’ 11 race and but for
' 1 pt action oer.Grldln he would
have lost 11111115311 of both of
>11
11111 Charles B. Day, of the yacht
" ' ,” who is down“ east with a
parby. will return home Mon-
Tuesday morning. with a party‘
Along Island people on board, he will
11111 out on another cruise.
Samuel Joselovsky. of First avenue,
at to Nederk, today, to meet his
who has sailed on the "Nom-
They will arrive in East Nor-
.Sunday.
‘ , members of the Advent Christian
‘11 1: Bridgeport. wheeled heredast
,, and attended the prayer service
It the Advent church In VanZandt ave-
, 1
though there was no dancing at
crlon’ s Point, last night. there was a
number of people there enjoying
1 sea breezes.
boyl flve mile bicycle race. ar-
_ d for last night, did not take place.
_ ugtothe illness of some who had
11 (red. .
hauling E. E. (Jorham' s boat. and she
has been placed' 1n commission.
\Mrs’. Samuel Hopkins and daughter
Grace, of Osborn avenue, will leave
Monday for Toronto, Canada,
' Contractor I). M. Finch is filling in
, 15me of the holes in VanZandt avenue
1! imprqing the. roadway.
Mr. and Mrs. W F. Knapp and
daughter Alice. of Osborn avenue, are
‘ visiting friends in Danbnry
11111.11 G. 1310.11.01 Riverside avc.
nae. is entertaining her sister, Miss
Berrian,lofArn10nk, N Y.
‘ Mannin Decker will entertain the
Owl_Pen lo club at his home on Fort
nt street tonight
Miss Alice Fisher, who has been visit-
Ing Miss Annie Money, has returned
toBranford. ~_M
’. -' Captain J. P. Hanfcrd and Frank
Selleck are down the harbor blackllsh-
ing' today.
Miss Flossic Burdick. of New Haven.
"in the guest of Mrs. L A. Burdiek, Fort
Point street.
Justice George D. Keeler was able to
-'boabout yesterday after a few days i11-
.190“. '
_. The sloop yacht Regina left Block
Inlandr (or Newport yesterday.
1.
Mrs. 1111111111. Staples, of the Ridge, 1,-
111.
BABIEII Alli! EOEOTON.
IN- Thc story of 13111111111. beautifully il-
‘ ilufltrnted by nearly 100 magnificently
’ 111111111111 views, will begivon in tho Ilnricn
Methodist Episcopal church. Thumluy.
August llth, by J. I1 .ln1kson. late sec
rotary of the No rwalk Young Men' 11
. Christian Amiation.
‘ ‘ 1111. Charles Bates is entertaining her
daughter. Mrsllcorgc Kirk. of West-
. .1111.
, , DI.G.H.Noxon haabeen entertain-
.7 lug Rev. E. L. Ogilvie, of bit. Bamabus
(church. Philmlelphia.
‘ Mluheatrlce-Beedwho fell from 11
~ eherrytrec some weeks ago. fracturing
wrist. had the bandage» removed
' yesterday. '
. ‘ Bugle Boole and Ladder company will
,_ meet Monday night.
A trolley party under the auspices of
Mob Mlller. was given Iant night, over
the line of the Norwalk Tramway
camps!!!-
The Infant child of Mr. and Mrs. A
V. Millspaugh died suddenly yesterday.
The steam road rollrk was repairl'd
yesterdaymnd begun worhon the new
Tell-11d road. and already a marked im-
‘ 111-1111111111 is noticeable 11111111 street.
‘ ‘ Tthnroton Amnteurllpern WNIIII-
tied main presented to a large and up-
ire audience. in the Town Hall,
last night. Julius .l'k-hberg's opera "The
Doctoral Alcant ‘a."under the direc-
‘ 111111111111. File . It is 11
at two acts and from the Dr.
111cm chorus
Otto. 11111111111111eg em-uled by Norman
talent Ill-mu 1111 1111111111: point of use.
”floral"
‘Wyman. Mr. and Mrs. David Tinkler
James L ads-111111 completed over- Bridgeport, are visiting Mrs. Minnie
y opera
racellus
xtothemald Inez. every chars-rm was
muted by an artist supported by 1111
It is a charming 0111114“
billsod the 1-111-111- Mom;
than do you 1-1-1 now?" “how 11 in the
'Wth." gamed the Ihctnflnlhle Des-
‘ W PT ‘ ‘ ‘ "
emu-11111 and other points in the "
northeast. ‘
.Mrs. beater Gregory, Mrs. Caroline
and daughter Pearl. Frank Gregory and
family spent Wednesday at Cal! Pas-
tnrcbeach. .
Mrs. Leonard Crawford and children.
of Lhrwalk. have been visiting her sis-
ter. Mrs. Charles Saunders.
Mrs. William Sherwood is aguesl: of
Minot Tuttle and family, of Bridge-
port.
Willie Sherwood, who has been spend-
ing his'vucation with his uncle, William
Sherwood, has returned to his home in
New Haven. ‘
Frank Sherwood has been visisting
friends‘ In Bridgeport.
Silas Sherwood spent Thursday in
Bridgeport.‘
Mrs. Williams and children, who have
been visiting Miss Bertha VahHoosear.
have returned to their home in Brook-
‘ey'u.
Mrs. Austin Wilson has secured a po-
sition in Both & Goldschmidt‘s corset
factory. {,1 ‘ ,
George lieuton is the proud possessor
of a 11ch baby boy, who arrived at
his home dn Monday.
The members of Washington Lodge,
1. 0. G. T., will hold a convention in
August.
John Wallodson and family, of Hobo-
ken. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. B
Coley. ‘
The six~months' -old daughter _‘1 of
George Mills is sick with cholera infau:
tum.
Mrs. S. R. Allams and children, of
Gregouy.
Dr. Smith' s sunitnrium is 1111. 11101] at
present. The doctor and family, his pa-
tho White Mountains: .1
Friends from South Norwulk were
guests of Mrs. Albert “’elnilz on Wed-
nesday.
The majority of residents of this vi
ciuity are anxious for the Street Rail-
way company to extend its tracks to this
place beiorc cold weather.
Mrs. Sidneyl‘Adums 111111 1-.hildrc11,ol‘
Bridgeport: Mrs. Minnie Gregory. Mrs.
H. M. Fillow and daughter Frankie.
were guests of Mrs. Frank Gregory on
Tuesday.
Mrs. George B. Gregory. .who has
run very 51011, is better.
Our Sunday school picnic was 111-111
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Peter Guise is suffering from the
effects of a shock.
-.
Mr. Nuphy Icll oil a stoop at the resi-
dence of his daughter. Mrs. Mary .1.
Gregory, recently and injured himself
quite severely. "
._;.r..._.____
The French Nae-I Unit.
T1111 old distinctions of anllns‘hip 111111
cruiser. must 11- I‘- use ship. lookout ship
ll'lllilll 1"1111I111' and call the rest are- to
disappear 11111111 {111111 the {11111 of
11111111 I1 11.111111 '1 ho lily words of the
new scheme an: Inunogvucity 111111 1111-
tonomy. The fleet is to 1111 Ilhllmgl‘lll‘mlfl
through all its unit-1,1110 units 111 1111
self sullil‘ing for 1111 1111-. various Inn-‘-
Iious of war. The ur1‘l1otypv of this 1111-
tonmnous unit is the Dupny 111- 111111111.
This was-'1, gem-rally 01111-11111 111-1 1111 111‘-
1111:1‘1'111'1'11‘1511', was launched in 111911.
but was not. oomph-rod 1111111 11111111» years
1174 I'm-l long. of 1’11 101'! ll 1111‘111‘11111-11111
and 2:1 I’m-1 ll 1110111111 1111111. h‘ho 11111111111
17.5 1111111111111 hour Willi 11111111111 111111 211
with fore-:11 draft and is reckon-‘11 111111-
1111111111.». 4.11011 miles at 1231111111111 with-
out, cooling. l'ln- 1.1 Ill’lllllrl‘llwllllll this
is Iwr llllnil- distinctive f1-aIIm'--\1"IIII
4.7 lllt'lli‘ll (11' 1-111 1 throughout 111-1‘11 111111-
lo and almost 1111 r (1111111111111 nur-
fun-of llu- hull.
For heavy :IrInunu-ul aho curries two
7.Il inch br-vvaIImul-ra11111111111 6.11 inch
111111111 quirk tiring guns, Is'sidcs mum-r-
111111 llllllllll‘l' quick tin-rs. The heavy
guns are 1111 11111111111111 Hint-aha 1‘1111 iim
live of Ila-1111111111111. null-r11 or on either
broadside. '1‘ 11111 formidul In 13 pl- Admiral
Fournic-r llfllplll‘l'll to s1 11 ugllu 11 and
.1II~\'1-Inp‘111111 tho unit 11! his 111111111g1111~~
111111 Ill-ct, \1 Inch Is to 111111111111 Indim-r
«ally to err ry sc-rvII-o demanded of II
Warship. mlilackwouvrl 11 Magazine.
......m.. . 1 A ”We...
8an Place.
uppronv haul the 11111111" 11 111-11 .
"I 1111111 wrilll'u u 1111~111.'1-Im hogan.
"WI-III" 1-111; 1111111111 Ill“ “(IIIHI‘ 111m 11
look 111111 1111111 lllll‘lllll 11 to annihilate,
but who calmly roannml:
"I have wrillvn 11 poem on “My
l"atlu~r'11 llat'n.’ and"-—-
"lll1,”i111crruplI-ol 1111-. editor with an
extraordinary annuity, ”you don't know
how I 11111 relieved. A pur'in Wrillou on
your l'ullwr's 1111111. uh? I was afraid It
11111 Wfllll'll on paper will that you 11mm
ed Inc to publish It. If I should ever
lmppc ll 1111111111 [1111-1 11mr father s lmrn.
Ill «lop 111111 111111111111 11111111."—--l’11blie
Opinion
-hm. ..
l unable to (fame-ore.
Hen-«Miss Kitty. I to heard it said
that u kiss without n'mnslul'lu‘ is like
1111 r-gg without salt. In that so?
Hhr-ml’l'oll. wally, I don't know-«l
can't toll-«tor in my life I now-rm
L" Hem-«Now. glow, Mills Kitlyl
show-Never ‘11111 1111 egg wilhmit salt.
demons $111111 beneath her pillow.
tients and attendants are sojourning in
I
later. 5111‘ is of 13,3111)111114(lisplat‘oIIiI‘IIL'
b‘hc glidwl into 1111- olllvcgd quiclly...
Some Items 1111111111 11111111 The 11111111111
11111111111 Hall to Write About-ulna 6111119
and Gaming 111 0111 Village People.
Mr. Sperry. of Brooklyn. was at
terday. and has now nearly gotten his
quadcyclc in running order.
Mrs. Eliehua Lyon has gone to New
York, utter a three weeks' visit at .lohn
Hoyt' a residence.
Frederick Forester. operator in the
signal tower, has secured board at John
Hoyt' shouse.
The carryallwhich is to convey the
members of Lincoln Council of this
place to New Canaan tonight will start
from the Methodist church at 7: 15.
are visiting friends in BvaiIlc. L. I.,
and will also visit Greenport and New
London.
Edward Ladrigan is cutting a drive-
way into John W. Fallon’s properly.
Chauncey Monscll, of Northpnrt, 11.1.,
son of Captain and Mrs. Herman U.
blonsell,,is slowly recovering from the
fall he received sometime ago, breaking
his hip bone.
Mrs. Godfrey. .J
NOVEL TELEGRAPHING.
ll Lookedyko Thought Transference, but
the l‘lxplnnnllon W115 Simple!“
.1‘. prominent launw‘rlhoughl 11111111111119-
covered a wonderful inslnnco of thought
transference the other (1113'. 1111 ,lms two
lylwwriler 1111111111111. 01111 works in his
private. oillco, 111111 1111‘ other has at desk in
1111 adjoining 11111111. Ill 1::lc“‘lm 1111s 11121-11
puzzled upon giving instructions tobis
private Sil'llllgl‘llllllt‘l', lo 11t-111-li1'1:r<-II to the
lllll‘l' lypou‘rilvr. 111 131111 llmt .-‘-|11: 111-1'1‘1'
111111110 room. yollllc girl in l he 11ml. room
would always 11x11 llll‘ 11111111'111-1' >ju.-l lIH if
111» llllll lawn Iol1l I‘xplit‘illy what was re-
hum-.11
“1111- (mom-y {-11 11 111111.: limo Inul 11.1-11
IIyiug lulu-11111111. I‘or 1111-4 «In-1111111.: 11-111 ~11-
'llllll' 1111111111111111'111ion Ili’ll'I‘I‘I'll llne 111'”
young lllllll'h'. Yesterday lu' lilought. IIL-
111111111lunlll‘litvul of III-1111mm: 11ml I'Illlr
111;:llissil-II-Igrnpiu'r111-Hui-I. “1 1121111 you
In I;1I;111111\1':I this 11rIiI'I1-1-l ogre-4111111 IlIlIl
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lluullicmlul 111111141113'1111-1 tw-IIuiof-aIc-n
111111111 lmiug 1o IIml.1 11 us 1111111 ull. as
possible.
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sun- I1i1- mimic :11 1111- ,11'111111 r 11.1111111111-1‘1.
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]I-Irrihlv for sIII‘II 111‘11111I1I1111111-1Iugh-11111111"
111 1111 [1-111111I1-1'r1-1I by lull-pulhir- 11111111111111-
"11111111. Ill‘ “out nut I” Miss Illnuk, Will)
lmullml him ‘ IIrung‘I‘nII-III 1'11111pl1-l1-1l. 'I'lIv
alimony 11111111 11111 11111111111 Ilium-ll any
longer 11»- Im sol-I: ".‘llnzi IlIunh. l Imu-
Iwou Imllt'iug N'Illll‘lllllll; slimmi-
pasl‘ 1111111111.
1'1‘1‘1'l1‘1-1111'111111‘111'111-115 from .\Il.~.-.' fill-null-
1-11 11111111111. In I‘ luniug 111,1‘ ronmi‘ lll'l‘I'
31111 l1111'1- ll‘:lll.~.l‘l‘ll11'vl :1 11-1'y'clillioull 1111‘-
lath-11.111111 I 11111. sure you lmu- IIIuI 11-1
A pair of lipllldf'll‘li.
- 11111111111111qu gave 11111111 very peculiar
Boylston’s carriage factory again; yes- '
The Misses mum 111111 Belle Tuthill 11
Mrs. Alwny.of Brooklyn, is visiting
lortllc 3
Will )MI 11-” Inc 111111131111 ‘
all but
1111311. 111111 in place by cen'Icnt and a
This addition to his
appearance 11111! 1111111111 him 111/1111 much
I‘curc11by1ho 1511111111111 people. who at-
tributed 11 bun many contract 111
powers. 11:11:11; on account of hiero-
rJJrkuIJlo 1111.11
. ltellectlve.
“I wish I could have lived III the
days win-111111111 were brave enough to
light 11119111 I‘I'i‘ Iiio 1-:1111’I1's of women."
1111111 the 1111 with 11111 1111111113; eyes.
i3131111111“): couldn’t not up the ice
cream 1:1:1111 in 111111111 days, for there
wasn’t any. " 1111111 lIII1gii'lil'ilhtlic tilled
none, and the -111'l{;1111y girl concluded
that perhaps the modern time‘s were
best. h—CiIIcilinati Enquirer. ‘
Low 191111111374 madness, and I tell
you 111 some s 111-1 Well II (lurk house and
111111111 11s quanon do, and tho \ reason
why they are not so punished and cured
that the lance: is so ordinary that
tho whippors are in love too.--Shakcs-
pelll‘h.
Charlie
and I
, 1151: you for your 1.111111.
because we believe we
(on please you. W1:
are willing to take the
chances and try. ()111'
goods are all light,
and we know it, 11ml
wou'll'know 11,1110,“
' yo:111ythc1111\:klur
Connecticut
Creamery
Butter
(.1
Cream of llIC Cream,
Fiueeloi the line.
Zlc lb; 5 lbs,
3|. 00.
LORENZO DIBBLE,
1 11111111 1111111 5111-111.
THE CELEBRATED
Hazletoh
and
Cross Creek
FUR RANGE AND FURNAVE.
1-11111111111111'111 1-111 \vilh Iwr. " The young
IndyIII-1.11111insulilvun-I sol-I-
"Mr. m» ~-. you should 111.1. 1111 1:1: sure
111111. “'1‘ IIIIVI‘ IIIIII 1111I‘mmumlimllull. “‘11
mm 1'11111'1-111- 111111 1-.‘11-11 llllll‘r 11111-11 llu-
door in «npvu just 1111 well as if 111- 11'1-1'1: in
”In 1.1111111 room. No, Il'suoldlmuuhl Imus-
I1-1'11111-1-. 11111 11111111 telegraph). You 1111-,
Miss Sn Iiull-mIIIIlII I have burned telegra-
phy recently. 111111 “‘1‘ practice In this way.
““‘1-{1111111Illu1 spun- 11111-1 11! 1111141111»
\\‘ril1»rs Inlwll‘ lit-rll'l‘l 1111-:1'11pl1 keys. 1-11
IIIIII. WI- 1'1111 r-I-Iul lures-11w :- 3111-1 1111 111‘” 111-1
“‘IIII 11 regular IIIII'gI'Iu-II i11‘~11‘111111'111. f1:
il's not :41 lilyfill'l‘llllll‘i IIIII'I' all,"
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III-gnu In IlIiuk llmvcnsily 1-1-1111-"notorious
lm‘llll'nls I'IIIIIII lav explained if 1111 only
1.1111114111411111: - Pith-burg Dialed-'11
ANOTHER NEW TIIIIIIEY
In All Probabilities the Work Will Com.
mence at Once.
The New Line WIII start From WInnlpauk. 1111»
Ingln Norwsllt. 81). llorwnlll and all the
Towns I11 Falrllcld County.
A new trolley 11111: or some other
11111111111111 rapid 1111111111 11111 Iw alnrlml
IIIunodiau-iy1fbusiness1111111111111as it
has Isa-ll for llw pull {cw 1111111111111 I no.
1111111 to 11-1111- I.I11 11111111111111: Works. I'll
Watt-1‘ hlllllil. South l'u'nru‘: 111.. A111
IIIIIII: from 11 MP 11 lo to 11111 311' pin plan-1|
'l‘III so (Fouls 1111- frI-o from dirt
and slate; will 1111 deliverwl by
careful duh-1's. 51-1111 order
for sample load and satisfy
yourself that our claim is 1:111-
reel.
”moor-
RAYMOND BROS.
.o. Norwnlls.
|)I"l‘ll II "1' III" Nllllll‘ll 11' w. l'llllllA‘I‘l‘I
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Iislilllt.’ llll-K ”I'll-1 11: 11 111 owl-1111111 11.11
in gold silver. 11.111111l.11oppor,brmm‘11ml
royal whit-1 1111-1111. l'rlm‘a right too.
Agent For
IU IPALO
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Pay
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FOR
OATTLI
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and
HONOR. I
film?
GflAIN
POI!
HORIII
AND
OA'f'l’Lt.
BRANCH
OPPIOI:
bOLMANG'
LIVCRV
,,ITAILI'..
,rmenetx‘Itct limpet-er.
I. m. prior-11 things 1111111111 11111111 a cheap.
I. M 111 ‘11-'11 1111- sums-limo s Ill-111' Iv bought
'I II- 11- 11 Mill I1 11 thing an extravagant 1111111111113
'1 11111 1111-41111 I‘.I\lIlI.{ on 1111- pru‘v III lIIc 1111-1 111'
Ill“ quality
I sell goo-11111.11: 11111111311111.1111 1-111 In- it is possible
to sell it
I Won't lel the other 1111111111 any price.
MANUEL T.HATCH,[
)
The Leading Grain Dealer,
1! Marshall Street. to. Ilcrmlli.
‘ 2 details Building,
IIorwaIk, ct.)7 l
‘ SHIR _ .
WAISTS‘!
PRICES CUT IN TWO”!
We will place on sale Saturdav Morning, July 25th, our entire stock of Ladics' Shirt
W (lists, together with 7 0 dozen which we have just received,
at the following low prices:
Nbrwalk,
All of our 50-11-1111 waists, laundered collars and cuffs, sizes from}? to 41, at 251:
All of our 75c and $1 waists. separate collars, sumo waists and white collars and cuffs, at 50c
.- . All of our $1.25 111111911150 waists in porcales, lawns and dinIitichIt $1.
, ' , All of our line waists, formerly sold at $1.751: and 3'2 111111.25
Misses waists’ reduced from 501: to 2511.
Misses waists’ reduced from 751- to 500.
Misscs’ waists rcd1'1ccdl'romltld5 to 7511-.
ALL NEW AND UP-TO-DATE STYLES!
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT,
Connecticut.
BEST
.. VALUE!
way.
The Most
Complete
A‘ug‘ '3' . I ‘ ‘ “2-37 A. 1 mi; _1 .
“ THEY ARE ALL SMILES?! '
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing.
TRADE with us and you will FBI; 1. TIIEb \ME. I
LOWEST
. . . PRICE!
‘1!
_»
A.
E, 3%.»? , ”-12.“ Ill
All our customers feel this
V’Ichavcnow 111 stock. - ‘ 1 1. -:;-'
.....ISPRING CLOTHING
I Ever IShown
lThis N(lily!
:-
GOALS I By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed,
FRANCIS 81 CO.
86 WASHINGTON SYREET
South Norwalk.
High
Grade
19 lb.
Wheel
for
$50.
I’I'IJA' (3 UARAN’I'IiliI).
Norwalk Pattern Works.
c.11. AISTIIOIIPE,Prop.
IIIIIITHIIID
”‘ Bicycles $55
$50
prlili-m among maker:- :11 I111 yrles. $a5
The price 01 Ituslwmlhy Haul-ml
bicycles drops openly. Volhing unrlcrhunrlrd
in our dealing with you. We treat everybody
the some.
Columbia Bicycles
$100 mm
There Is no competition with Columbus. They
are the choice at everyone who wishes the
best—'auncqnulled, nnappmschcd.
Ari Catlillngm. lellln n! all Ifaluml-las and
II "I Ifmrlsfis m if you (all.
r. 5. 111111131 cvcu: co.
2” Wall street. Norwulk.
Some bicycle 111111111 have been 11c-
mlly dropping. due lo lirtrc mm-
Thousands
4 11' quality.
.‘101'1‘11111lily.
11 yd.
per yard.
p
1)
per yard.
:1 yard.
11 Vm‘vl.
yard.
quality, Ik'n
DRV ccoos’!”
Norwulk Boston Store. 3'1 Washington street.
day. Friday and ‘laturd 1y
:I p- 1-1. black 1111- wool 1111111111111, .301:
vulullly. #33 01‘? yard
1!:- 1111111111111. shades 1111- wool henricttus.
moo yda' .51: cushnurrcsndl colors. “'1‘
.101) yds double fold plaid uniting. 15c
good- 111- per yard.
Hkirtllulng. 1111 colors. best quality,
£11.12 per yard.
Ml different patterns of organdlcsnrool
1-11.1111cs, dimitlcs. lawns. «11.,
(1111111111111 every one of them, for 7'.4c
1000 ydn Fruitof the LoomA-I bleached
7 111- per yard. ’
1000 yds Atlantic A brown 51.111101- yd.
I000 ydsilnc "need 4 -l brown. 5 .41: 39.. my},
moo yds very best shirting prints, :lficl
11111113111- good domct flannel :l',c per
100 pair ladies fast black hose, 151'
51111111 gonls' 11111 hose. 1111‘ qualilyllc
DRY GOODS!‘
'Wnylesstlmnthc cost of manufacture. Where? So.
When? (In Wednesday, Thurs-
of dollars worth of goods are included in this sub- We intend to
make this a record breaker both In the amount of goods sold and what will benc-
Ilt our customers most, the lowest price Dry Goods of equal quality have ever sold
for in the twin cities.
DRESS GOODS.
.1 111's black and 1111111 hrilliuntinrs n!
MOTIONS
10 mo spools beet cotton. :11: a spool: -I
up- 111111 to a customer
Lots of ditferent styles of ladies' pock-
etbooks. worth from 2511 to 3911 each;
choice '01: each.
7341111111111 01 good 101'. toilrt soap. lo :1
10111111111. or box of 'l cakes for Illc, one box
I to 11 customer.
I L’hdozcn 111111011 summer corsets. all
sizes, half dollar goode.21lc each.
251107.1-n1adim' long waisted corsets,
(all standard 60c corsets, :lllo each.
100 children s gingham dresses, made
fir-11111111111 gingham. good good- for too,
will sell same for 29c.
Ioo children's lawn dresses. :01qu
coat. of” manufacture. Bile each; regular
price. Wrench, mrprice. 3111111111111.
All 11.1 r cedurtuhs.11iao ll. 45¢ each.
1110 «pg boilers. 1711: each.
101111111111 burner oIl stoves. iron Iount
.2511 [11er
3311 per yard.
151‘ goods
IXIMESTICH.
lo croquet setsJull acts. N balls and
I000 yds very best Indigo blue 1:111ch1.11: mallet. 110.. may,
1110 bristle shoe brushes. l1!I 11 each.
'lllll solid hack scnhbing Inn: on.
rm nickel top sugar shakers. dc onch.‘
lfinnlvcrsal wdngers, 111711 2' 4. $2.01)
each.
.1110 1111111 tea sperms. a to a 1111.11111111
metal. never tarnish. 10c 11 set.
All hammocks at 113' , percent discount
15011111511 hand lamps. 1111 complete. 171:
(I, I'
I
III ISIERY.
’-
171h1ys'carnbric shirt waists 2m-
quality. 1251- each.
I'lreryladies shirt waist in our ston-
at a big reduction
called to one lot of 1101: and We waist».
choice, $1711 each
A Reminder. Home of t
tipccinl attention
a pair. .
11111111111111 outing flannel shim. 2513111111 l 11 glass vomit-1c each.
3011 qualities. lIlc each. 201,1.Iapau1-so int 1 lashcrs. 7111111111.
lllllboys outing flannel shirt waists. 25 No. I wfiier tea 111111111. mckelrd.
2-311quulity. Inc ouch. 111111 ouch.
2-1er fl copper 1-111 111-111: 1-. 1111 kelml
The each.
1an 1111111111 egg Motors, 511' each.
In" down tumble". ditlcn-nt stylus,
2hr dry/en
21 galvanized slop pails. 9:11- flat'll.
3100 sets White Imps and Saucer», ll of e111 11 to net. 3011 set
he show lots are remarkably cheap, and althlmgh we
have a good large stool: 11! same. they are sure to go 111111.
The South Norwalk Boston Store.
83 Washington ‘81., South Norwalk Conn.
Norwalk Chronicler