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0ft» Accounts Concerning current Ennis
Button! From the highways and Byways
' cl Typical comma Towns
Chief Bradley has notyot mastertd
the police bike. __ -
tieorgoButton, of Norwalk, is laid up
with a lame footvw
A brick addition will be built to tluI
Wheeler straw works.
Philip Brundage is moving from Wu-
teI' street toINow York'city.
The silver Democrats of Norwalk will
shortly display II banner for “Free Sil~
ver.”
The re-opening of the shirt factory
has been postponed until Monday, Aug-
ust 17.
Sunday was the coldest day since May.
The thennometer sunk as low as 52,:1116
the highest point reached was 74, which
is nearly twenty degrees lower than
the last of the week.
Become it is made from the choicest
roots and herbs—that's why. too. its
body and life are so much ahead of
other, so called, root beers. ‘
.' It excels any other temperance drink-
and is for more healthful than any alco-
holic drink. Ia- .I'
l A bottle of extract will make 5 gallon.
of delicious ,
WILLIAMS & CABLE-”ION 00.. HHS
HARTFORD. CONN.
WW until
Little Davie. Comedy? tile moot voiced
lad who is Iknown al
orient, limit his father. out or M in the
Spokane police court once. David Connel~
ly, Sin, had been arrested for being drunk
and had been third 81 and (units by Judge
Miller. ’i hen Davie appeared. Inspector
tiough Was an admirer of the bid, and so
was Prosecutor l’laitor.
At their request the little fellow sung in
a voice of uilrcting sweetness, “Kiss and
Let's Make Up.” Judge Miller listened,
and when he had concluded asked his
name.
“Davie Connolly," said the lad.
. “ Why-~uhcmmwho’s your father?“ ank~
ed the judge, with It suspicion of tendon
nose in his wine.
"‘Wy.h he‘s the man you just sent to
jail, ” sold the little fellow. ;
“i think we had better let the lather go
forth». boy's ankr. ’IIold \ir. l‘lattor.
“Sing My Mother's Picture, ’ ” suggest-
ed inspector tiough, and the boy sung
with tender emotion the appeal of the child
not to sell his IIIotlII-II’II portrait. it was
a swoet, pathetic retrain that. brought
emotions to the heart.
“Does your father get drunk often?"
asked the judge us he looked sympathetic-
ally at the little singer.
“No, sir. This is the first time in n
your, " hII replied. “And, judge, if you
will let him go, ['11 work at the Louvre
next wreck and bring you the money ior
his line”,
“You? Why, What do you earn?
“Seventeen dollars and a hull II \Vt‘lék,"
replied Doric. And in another minute it
was arranged, and the parent was allowed
to Ito—Portland ,Ql't'flflulilll.__‘
That Sinking Fooling.
A Detroit. doctor in laying torn boy about
to years old, who came into his oilice one
my last week, and oitcr getting the doc-
tor’s advice disappeared and has not since
'IIIIIn set-,n at least by him.
“ lhwtor," I-IIIiIl the boy, "I have a sink
ng feeling all our :1 great many times a
lay "
"Ever at night?" asked the doctor.
“llnrdly III'IIr.”
“ Let me are your tongue .” .
The boy showed his tongue/The doctor
'elt his pulse, sounded his chest, worked a
ItcthoscopII on him, IisiIInIIIl at his heart.-
Zients and then told him what was the
nutter with him and what to take for it.
”Maybe my business has got something
'0 do will; it, doctor?” suggested the boy
Is the physician stepped into the adjoin-
ng room to get a vial.
“llnrdly that, I think,”$heI-rilysnng
Int the physician from the other room.
‘Whnt is your business?"
“I run an elevator,” responded the lnd..
And before the doctor could get to him‘
'Ie had disappeared, as above statei—De-
mit lice Press.
Tucked Gowns.
Tucked gowns are in very high rogue,
and we see pretty summer toilets of
pink," cream or blue. dimity, organdy,
zophyr goods, chnmhrny, figured lfi‘cnch
lawn and similar fabrics, with tucked
bodiccs, the tucks, as II rule, about illl
inch wide and running horizontally
from neck to belt or from the IIIIIIk to
half the length of the waist, forming
I yokc. Skirts are likewise tucked tlIIIir
Intirc length, or from the bum to the
(“008, and puti‘IIIl slIIIIvIIs an- tuIIkIId
pond and round ”to pull, with, in
"any IIIIsIIs, rows of loco insertion bo-
wI;IIn.-—.’IIw York 'A'llt'r.
l
over the, Pacific Rom Man In: Antoinnuh Writers and
Aotnuropii Bolton. .
l Among the many “"1010th at dill gon-
m-IItlon in that ot-- the autograph fiend,
evinced in tho huntingnnd persistent pII
titlnning for detached signatures of all
sort» of persons of more or loss contempo-
IIIIry tame. In ioIIinnsiy (:uurdodalbumn
these zealous IIollIIIIIuIIs will pox-Ito their
IIIuneII on musty leaves for keepsakes. in
this spool on is, of course, not to boincludod
the honest autograph gather-or, who, (or
iitIImryIIr historical research, slIelI'oiniItw
graphical IIIIIIIusorlptII of tho wiolitics ot
the [motor present for the benefit otuutu-
dents. Those have their peculiar intrinsic
value of nuthcnclty and biographical, his-
toriIIIl and sclontlllo import. And what
can there be more uttI‘I min: or tonerablc
than the yellow shoots, with their paling
characters of the handwriting of tho great
spirits of mankind. in which“ they “”119“
to posterity their thoughts and [III-lingo
their IliseoIerlcs and thIIIIrlII,I-I their joys
and sorrows, their hopes and fours?
’l'her rohus just been published in too»
slmilo the tIIntIIIIIeIIt of Ludwig I'oII lieu.
thoI'IIn. It is imimssihlo to seen these pa-
thotic and tremendously ponder-on» lines
and lIIttIIrsof the great master without
emotion or compassion. With the key to
his oft InlsunIlIIrstood life, they give us the
key to his art, howovor much both may at
the first night appear to stand in inox
plulnnblec'ontinst. ll IIdIIrIlIIte of (hat. ‘2,
law, when he IIIIsonly in hit! thlfly- -.II.I~II-
ond your, and about the tlmow hen be com-
pleted hie cheering and melodious nym-
phony in D major, whllo himself in do
spair over that incurable trouble which
obscured his whole existence, the young
IIoIIIposor made his will. "II had closed
with this “to, but not. with his art, which
only frultod and ripIInIId through the high
III-It IItl'orts of which lllIlHll'. is capable dur-
ing the euccccdlng 2:5 yours that “Olli‘luilr-
into" had still for him in store.
Most touching strains or harmonious
resignation, won after tho most gallant
struggle for I1 nohlII soul whose depths
those near him nIIIIIr intlIoInIId, III-ho from
those mnlnnII holy and IIiTIII: tion: Ito notm ad
dressed to his brothers and hIIirII. From
the first lines, expressing his grief or. the
World’s misconception of himself on being
"morose, stubborn and mlsnntlIropiII,”
without its knowing Itho heart. and the ir
mpurahlocondition of the health of n. IIIIIII
IIi’“ilIIryI1nd vivacious tIImpIIruIIIcntand
fond of the pleasures of society, ' as he
writes, who by dire llt't‘t'hfillly in II Irlv lif.
was forced “to spend his duys in loneliness
and to live as one banished from homo."
Beethoven continue-I tho IIlIIgy of his List
will to this concluding IIIlIIgio pIItI-tim:
”t'oInII. rhIIII, death, “'lli'llt'\‘i‘l' thou wilt!
Boldly I go to IIIIIIIt thIIII. lI‘IIrIIWIIll. broth
om! Do not wholly {org-It InII. 'l‘lIIItl how
not deserved of you, for in life 1 MIN
thought of you and Ethnic tIIIIIIIkII you
happy. lie itl'; The most IIIIsoIIItiIII-Inml
rIIIIIlIIr‘II cyIIs might moisten at the sight of
blich‘i‘ tour stIIiIIIIIl notIIII II! this gnInt and
yet so unhappy genius.
A story from London. containing :i lIIIz-
snn from both nutogrnph lIIIntIIrs and :III-
togruph writers, in as follows:
“A II'I-ll known public man, who has an
excellent opinion of hlmII'I-ll, n-ruivul ilIIl
long Him-on II'IIll InIIritIIIl window. it anI
lit't'll stutcd that his IIIIlIIlIrity know how to
iIIIIkII It most IIxccllIInt cup of IIIItTIIII, .\ II
I-piI-IIIIIIIIII country Kt'llllt'llillll \\ rote In Him
IIIIIIrtIIIIIIsly asking for tho rIIIIipII. This rII
Ilia-at was gruntnd, but lit the t’llll of tho
letter was the following IIIIleIII IIIIIIIifII~III
tin-I oi splIIndlIl self IIIIIIIIIIit. 'l how this in
MN MW nous
. {and had of scouring In! hump To
is the country gentleman replied: ‘AoI
cept my thanks for the recipe (or making
miles. I wrote in good faith, and in order
to convince you of the loot allow me to re-
turn W but it is obvious you infinitely prize,
but which is of no value in Inc—your auwv
graph. ' ”—Baltimoro Sun.
”MW... a“...
"rIIo Mud rim or nun-n Gill-nu.
The rivers of (iulunoam lmnul'chnrgufl
with alluvial that the lion ior 50 miles
from the coast is dark and turbid, and as
tho ulluvinl settles and the mud banks are
extended no the (Ioul'idn bush moves {or-
wnrd, over reclaiming the now foreshore
and waging war with the incoming tide.
Now and again in times 0! gain thII rollII rs
tear up tho. matted rootoinul make II great
gupln the natural marines, hut, though
thIIromIIy be isolated III-(eats, the, gIInIIrIIl
tenIlIIIIIIyis thutot victory {or the land.
’l‘hus have the mud flats been formed, the
III-posit I1 hundred foot or mom in thick-
ness-7n wondrously rich soil for the sugar
cone, :1 poor foundation for hcnvy build»
lugs, but II pIIrtIIIIt hulYor during seiIImI»
logical disturbances.
,lthond tho sand roofs count the formuv
tloniioi primnrynnd metamorphic rocks,
granitic rocks and hinges of sandstone
mountains, rising Ihy tIIrI-IIIIIIII into an clu-
I'utIIIl tIIbiIIlIInIl of savnnnoh. Where. the
mud ilIIts end the grout bolts of forest. ho—
gln, IdrII-IIhing for 160 miles or IIIorII in.
land and {owning tOWN‘lJlH walls of tiIII-'
no i' and foliage along the grout IIIItII rwnys.
The titer sy stmn is on the grand scale po-
Irullnr tII troplIIul America. The country.
in fact, isrut up into innumerable islets
grouped about. the concern of tho largest
streams, tho Ensuluibo, tho DIIIIIIII‘IIIIII, tlIII
Bernice and tho Corontyn.——Mn.cmlllun's
Magazine.
A Protent.
“I don’t. RIIIIII'hy ilIt'yIliIln't rcrruinto
things Iliii‘IIrIIntly,” (end “to poqitigo nmlI
who complains about the bout. “'l‘lII-«w
pooplo who fixed up thI’II-ulIIIIIiIIrmaiden
mighty poor job of it, it Hi‘l'llH to me. "
"You couldn't make nnydili'IIrIInco in
tho II‘IIIItlIIIII. "
“I couldn‘t? That shows just how
tlIIIIIghtlIIIII tho world in.
mun in '.‘HU who really has idIIIIII, and tin-
Ithcr lob gout-rally put in moat”! tin-tr
timonmking fun of him. ’l'lIIIleIt tlIII
wlll‘rh months like lI'IIhI'IIIII‘y IIIIIl NIII'IIIIII
'it'l‘ and April IIIIIIIII in cool weather. \\'lit‘ll
IIII could IIIIIIIIl tho tIIIIIpIII‘IIiIIrII. Why
IliIlII't.tlu-,I'pIIt 'IIuI nil in II bomb in sum
illi‘l' tin-LI, In thatwo IIIInlIi got through
with it!‘ llornwo are IIIIInII-llIId toIlruI.y
along with tho lIIngIIst Inmrhs and thc
lIIIIgIIst Il:I}':4lIIItl tho lililll‘n%l‘fltlii‘l‘iil tI.I-
Illllil', tiIIIII. No minder m l1..-;/l.\' pIIIIplII gut
tlliglhlt'tl \Iith thII way things .‘il‘t‘ ruu'”
—-Wnsi1lngton Post.
Bria-inn Diplomat].
Prinm («.IIIIIIIII'M, tlIII IIIIIllIlIIIItiIIl :IIl
riqr of the razor. is spI-«inlly lilli‘li‘irll
with tho lillr‘vilttll of III'IIryIIhI-rv- “Inn“ in:
tho fIIotstIIpn of Li Hunt! t'?II1II,:.rIIII tin:
luitIIr pursues his way from IIIIII lIlIIrIIpIIIIIr
IIoIIrt. tuIIIIothIIr. It will lII- tlIII llllit'llnll
of thitomski, at lhIrlin. in lIlgypt Mill t‘lM’
w,hIInI IIIIiIItly to undo the IliploIIIInIy of
the old ( lIiIuI IIIIII
“'ahnlrr'u Spoiling Book.
’l‘hII ilrst 5pc lling in I k priIItI II in this
.IIIIIIIiryII.I.I. IIIIIIilnl " llIII :‘ifII l'li"lll.""vl‘il
mg Hook." by Noah \ViIlI-IIII‘. '1 Wm ‘I-I
SUV” in li-zi. and for considerably mot-II
than half I1 l't'lltlIT-V “'IN thII .~t.IIIIIl.LI'Il nork
[bed in all American M'llu‘ilfi.
GREAT ALTERATION SALE
'l'lIIIrII'u :IbIIiil l_
’ ,1II,,,I“‘ IIIlI .‘II"
In Item: minno- can be truncated In as
wonderful, (one: as are "I: produced in
any port of the world. in that portion of
the state marked upon themupu oi the
olden time as a ilt'fii'n, whet-II no plIIIt
could grow or breathing thing live, but
which in now out up into imnwnw wheat
or grazing tiIIlIIII, l have IIxiwrlIInI'IIII ilII.I
moat lifelike opt ieal delusions of \I Mr h the
mind can IIonIIiIIII. lIIIII that nmIII-r. the
entire prnir ieuppII are to hen IlIIlIIIIioII. ’l'iIII.
air hi In) rare that. no odor is pIIrIIII piibIII,
even from rIIIrrion. Au :1 man ride-II alum:
he seen before him bIIIIntiiIIl Hfln'l'fl oi lliil'
jIIstlc ll't‘t'H, wlI'II-h,.II'hI-II I'l‘itl'llt‘tl, pron- III
iIII. mesquite llllhlli'i-i three or tour fort in
height.
lIII stokes six or right foot high. which in
reality are Spanish dagger-I; aboutu foot. in
hIIight, theontiro plain brim: milk-d ”I“
‘IItIIkIIl plain,” from tlIIIIItiIIIIt |Ift'ltllllfl'tl
by this plant.
The luwl. mirngI-n, or cloud piIItIIrIIII,
'li‘tI to bo sIIIIn about Alllfll‘illli, chem
bIInIIIiful inkIIs IIppIInr to ho but II mile ivl
two away, and strangers almost iIIIurlII
hly Iisk’il they contain iiI-Ih. Views of the
unit are occasimmiiv had, and Ullilt' II
III-IIIIIIII' in distress ll'ns seen, and it was
lIInI'IIIIIl that II strainer had been lostnt Mt'll
.It. that time. A few IIIllIIII above Amarillo
inn kll'l'p I-IInynn, the prairie ending illr
ruptly Where the river flow» between prr
pIIIIIlicIIlIIr rock” Loon trot llt‘llIW the tublIIv
land. This canyon can .IIIIIIIIItiInIIII lnI sIIIIII
iIII'IIrtIIIl in the sky. The InirugI-s nssunw
Ill kinds of shapes, and in thesummer IIIII:I-
Illill tow days pans during which tlII-rI- i'l
not some kind of landscape MIIIIII: in the
sky. ----- St. Louis (llIIlIelhIIIIImert.
Outdone by,» liny.
A hid in Boston, rather small for his
yIIIIrr-I, works in IIII otlice no no IIrrIIII-l boy
fur four gentlemen who do lIIIIIiIIIIIH ilIIIrII.
IltIII day the gIIIItlIIIIIcII were (dialling him
I little? about bring 2m small and said to
lllil, “You [it"l’t‘l' will amount to murh
{nil IIIII'I-r can do liillt'li lili‘nllli‘HN you are
lit) IIIIIIIll."
ill), I can do smIIIItIIingwhich IIIIIII-ol’ you
.our liit II I'll“ do " “.\l1, what is that?"
'llt'fI'iLr-lit‘ll. “iIlnn'tLnowmtlonuhttotvll
you," lIIITIIplit-Il. lint they IIIIrII anxious
M know and tirgrd lillll to tIIll ihcm what
III could do that none of “them was able
Ii do. "l mu kI-IIp from .IIII'IInring.” .I-JIiIl
hII liitlII fIIll-III'. 'l'ho-n- “III-II sIIInII lllllrlll‘r’
on four IIIIIIIlv form, and tiIIIrII IIIIIIIIIIIIl to
’III wry littiII II. I\iIIiy {III {IIrtlIIrinfornIII-
Lion on lhII point. ilnm ‘t ,llHl'li
Du Married People Look Alike?
’l' hrI-II or l0lll'}t’1\l’.~i ago in UN 11 liiilII
.IIrtiIlII in 'i' no ltIIpIIiIliII mm b had thr-
lIIInIling, ‘ tin HIIIIIItrkIIlIlII l' IIIII:mbl Inn-«I
llItI II it ll INlV'lilitl‘ IIIIIl “ivm " ’l'IlII Wm
H rr: .piIiII nu-IIII i: tlihfl I'Il‘ lIIIiII' H1 II: H W»
I(Iill I in ii IUIt‘ll .llllil.’ thI m Mic They
took photo. uf’, ‘.II I-lIlIrlI Innrriml IIIIIIpi-II
- up! among tin-w tiIIIy found that in ‘.‘l
iIIhntII (‘9‘ ill!" I'I'~t'llilll.'llll“' lIIIiII‘IIIIII tlIII
ll’l<ll:|ll'l and wife was urIIIIiIIr than that.
lit tIIIIIIIII lIrntlIo-r and sister, and that. in 2H
:IibI-rIIIIIIm Itwru iully :IsngIIIt.~St.l.IIIIis
ilrpIIlIliIn
That Fugitifl' I'm‘lwl.
SiIII III \UI'II all .I UlI,HIIIII'11II.~IIIIIIII1‘ “iii
an on ”In t II {III-I svilvn my plil‘w'.’
llI- llow do you l.lI”W it “In :I '.IIIIIIaII.’
She Why, I ha i it in the p-IckI-t. IIt my
lrv -" . '"lilumn Hrmml,
‘i let' iIIIIII ll'i‘ll Hurt.) li'Jl'lllIIllN‘ IiIIiint-
Coup of ”Inward "- Gun, ‘ l 'Il llit’sllil-
[Il'I-l IIII-I *lllill it lli'.l'..'v "rabbit" and
“In I‘IIIIl’IIrt'IId tip-I ll.II i}.II.Il lIIII'nHI-II
l'lilil‘il" :Iliuumlt‘li iI III-I . ix ti. I I'IIIiiIIItI-III
lliill scrum always ['i lI.IHI l‘i MI pupuhirly
IIIIIIIIptIIl. —.lniinr. ilnlp h in rcrIlmI—r‘a‘
‘(irer the plain are what iimn'iil' to ‘
“Well,“ sniIi hII, “small “'4 I"
ESTABLII‘HED Ines.
H KRI
EGE
IS SELLING ALL ‘ .
. SO-Cent and 75,-Cent
Shirt Waists
I
50!
UNDER MAHACKEMO HOTEL!
SOUTI'i NORWALK - - l
SAVINGS BANK.
5! Washington Street.
Open daily from ‘.I to if: a. n1. ., and from
i to :i p In. .. and on ."I'onvluy evenings
from I to H
l IItI-rest allowed on deposits,
AI.III-: \':".Itil MAN'S l’rest.
.lUllN ll muons, VIceIImI.
JOHN H KNAl’l’.. HIIII. and 'l‘reas.
D O R L O N H O U 5 E,
GHEGURY'S l’UlNT,
Now IIWIII for llIII Ff'ilhlill IIl lk'u‘. “ultIII'II lilti-
nIIr-, lihvuI-I l'v-iilll'l (' inmbnko.» iinthing.
landing and llrllllit.’ l.lt"’ tI'II rum to tip-
two i I \IIry tWI my IIIIIIIItI- I. UK'HIYHJ-
VAN,ltlm»II-mr, "127 U
J. D. JENNINGS. .
U N D E RTA K E R .
KNIGHT STREET,
Norwalk, - - - -
Upp. Street Railway Depot,
ltl‘L‘illlllNCi“ 'i ..\i .s'l' Rh 1‘
1' Fl. P. l'll(i\l'1 (lAlIlI. ll.
Jacob M. layton,
Fira. Life and
Accident
iNSURANGEll
Real Estate and House Agent.
Conn.
Ocean Steamship ll'kt‘ln, and Sterling
Drafts. ls Ins Negotiated
IIIIl f‘ ,.,, in NI .Il.
OFFICE, :‘I RAllIlitMil PLACE.
Next to l’ I)!“ Ollie»,
Hol'i'll St)!’ W. \l K. CONN.
\II-arv Public. AcknrmlIIIlgInIInts 'l’IIlmI
WAGONS!
Now and Booond- Hand.
auccazs, .
PHAETONS, _
caucuses,
cinemas, .
, SPINDL£$, no.
PRICES TO SUITALL
CALL AND sun THEM.
HENRY TILLY.
. ”15$
Physician forWomeIt
MRS. DR. ii. A. GUILFORD
Can be consulted at her 011100
‘442 Bump Snorer, Bumanrom', 00101.,
From 10a. In. to 7 p. In. any day except
Sunday
Thmlottor is II. roIguior physician and for
tho IIII~t IIiIIIItIIIIII yo: ”'5 bus nmdetho dist-uses
oi noun-n u .IIpIIII i: Ilty. [lull-N sIIi’iIIIing fro!
III II Ilitlb IIlty tnII Hunt in the sex can IIOINIt
ltr ‘iillllIIl'tl iIItlIII hlilI' tII.~t IIIIIIil lttill'.“ with
tin .IusIIIIIIII .. IIl II-IIIIiI' IIIg thmnost skilii'uland
I~I I‘iIIntitiII tIIIIItInIInt known to modern surgery
and IIIIIIiiI inn. liI-IIIII - IrII IIIth nurse luI-
ni. hell win-u rIIIIIIirIIIl. “terms moderate.
Ali iI- -ttI-r~ promII Itiy replied to. 1m: lose stamp
J. B. RAYMOND,
BROOKSIIBAETAKE lCEi
“hnbmaiaunal rIItIIil IIlliIIII and too house. 5
)l.I_IiI.~IIn trI--.It UrIlII In lI'IIIlH‘Il at (Ii ll
'. IIIRlIrlIluII I‘ 1 II ~i lg.” Slur-,I I‘III'IWI' HfllltlI
3!: tin and \\:I~hini:tun hill‘ Iris.
A MONTH OF BARGAINS, BEGINNING SATURDAY, AUGUST lst, 1896.
DRESS GOODS.
Carpet Department.
WII are having :I NliW' CARPET ROOM built in ill" run
of our stoI'II. \\'II want to ()1
IIIII it with an entirely
New Stock of Carpets.
To accomplish this. we shall make Surprisingly Low l'I'iI'I-I‘.
on our proscnt stock.
Look ill tlII- pI‘iItIIII.
Art Humps, 25ots.
Rag Carpets, ‘ZIII ts.
flIIgIIIin Carpets, 25cts.
leis.
l’nrt Wool Ingram, 4“
A good :iSSIII'lIIIIIIIi Oil
in lengths. 5 yards
li5t3l. Ililttllly,
'l‘IIpIIstIIy Brussels, 50ml. quality “
'l'IIpIIstI'y lll'llSSi'll-i, 7I'ici' Ipnilily
.l’opuh'u Iloxbuty Brussels, ‘.NlIls. “
Stile pl'lift’. 1 5cm
1 9IIts
1 901:4
29cm
it
It
IIIst lngrnins,
to ‘lny title,
it
it
no. »
MATTINGS.
SIIIIIIIlIIss i ill!) I Mutiin
gs, 50. Solo pi iIIo
49cm
390m
5048
60i‘lh’
IIlOI:
GIIIIIl (lotion \Viii'p “ 200.. “ 12k 5
. a m '0.
(Jhoice “ “ “ 20c. “ 190 l.
1’ out “ “ 135 it) IlUI'. “ 250. ::
Ingram Art: Squares, $331 )0.
SIpIIII'IIs, $13.50.
lugrnin .\I't
$2.00
$2. 50
84 WASHINGTON STREET
'in.
ll
OIOI
PARASOLS.
Balance of our Parasols at Half Price ll
SUN UMBRELLAS AT 0051’!
............ . ‘.‘ . mm
'l‘II liliilit' lllt‘ sulII IIIIII'c ink-resting in :1”, \\'t' will gin- .'i llis
count of ’.’li pIII' cent on oil
TABLE LINENS
Lace Curtains at Special Prices!!
PORTEIERES AT CUT RATES.
.... ..,_.
M....—..¢ . . .. W
”no can always lllitl :I place i'or
Mats and Rugs
Von will ilt‘Vt‘i' buy them cheaper than at this snlII. ’“
55c, this Sale, 39c
”I“, ‘ ' a
II ”c' u
“ ”00 til ”.25, “
u “.50, u
LanIcr sizc.‘ :It equally good mines.
SHIRT WAISTS
At - Less - Than - Cost!
Shirt Waists, 50c to 75¢; $an Price, 35c
75c to SLOO; Sale Price, 50c
SLOO to SLSO; Sale Price, 75c
“.20 lii'l' rent.
I
Rare Bargains in CHENILLE COVERS!
" 50c
" 75c
" SLOO
N. ll. 'l'lu‘scspccinl priIIcIIIIiI'cuIIII this circular arc lIIr Cue-ah ‘lnly.
DICKERMAN
H )l\' SClltil il.
3 pI-s. Shepherd fl’luids, ISII.
6 pIIs. High Colored Fluids, I5II.
5 pos. Solid Colors, I5 to l9II.
l5 pcs. Plain and Fancy, 25c.
5 pcs. Dark Colors, 25 to 290.
IS pIIs. Plain and Fancy, 40 to 500.. "
Light lh'css Goods, 750 to $I:.00
IIIIIcssus.
Sale price 90
it 10C
“ 1210
(5 15C
190
250
500
ii
'—— —~ —¢oo .._.-
Remnants Of Dress Goods, Half Price
lilack Goods.
hot this SIIlII no at” IIIIII :1
20 per cent.
‘20 pct Iont. on all Black Goods.
5 pm. [I‘uIIIIy Silk, at 25c.
IO pIIs. lI‘IIuIIySilk, at 490; former pI ice till to 800.
WASH GOODS. .
l’ i’lillt'tl I’inIII, Inc.
honey liimitics, l0 and IBII.
Dimitics audilrgandios, if); to ISII.
,l’luIIIeiis Soir, 25(5.
7* Per
44 English l’eI'I
'l'illTRHIHY
Inles. 8 to IOII.
.0.
Solo \III will add IIpI-I‘ial
SON,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
'Iilos, ILL.
is; our rrgulur ll \|{(}.\|.\
Sale price 70
(1 7c
(1 9‘,
it 150
II 60
90
HAY. l luring this
iirm» lnr 'l'lIIIIwIloy.
n1 2st!
special discount of
‘ .II'--~
Norwalk Chronicler