, H0 [ileum-"Want. Tohet."und
' . flute" advertisements. not exceeding live
. . ‘ timeouts: threetlrnemoc .IletImos.
inc notices 164' a line. Marriage and
, I ‘n tines. iiuc. Schedule of rates forldln-
Modvertisemente tarnished on applica-
MARIO! BATHr-BY mail. in advance.
, , ' prepaid: One month. me: three
in "the. two: six months. In. 60; one your. to
flattered by nowabore. no a week. to be paid
the carrier.
Jug! Omen —No. It Washington mt.
hliorwalk. \
AlMuon Oman. No. In Wall street. Norwnlk.
Tillman are Welcome at The Hentine! other.
know of any news. you will eonior ii.
a rby telephoning. sending or bringing it
Hithe oliiIIc. .
, A Lin-run Box tor the convenience of those
' wish to icavo itquI-I of new or other null-
r will be found at tho enhance to The HIIIIt’ I-
nel oillee.
.. Communion should in all caeee be ad-
“W958
" “0 THE EVENING sun'rmni
lioutiINorwulk. Conn.
m—
, "The Evening Sentinel has a Circulation
lathe Town of Normal]: and it» Suburb:
Larger, Comiclrrably, than the OomthI-Il
trmlation of the other Three Local Dmi-
‘ Our Press Room is always 0pm to
dIIrrtiaera.
Tell-Whom C ails.
. lain oi‘llce. 92-5.
lltorlal roolns, 92- 2.
l'unoh oillce, 56-h.
Thermometer Record.
The hiuhert point of the thermometer tor
the twenty-lonrhours ending at noon toda‘:
.wa‘e‘sa degrees nnovo zero: low-saw: Ileana-5'
ll'tvo
Allnlntnm Almanac for T()IIIOI'I'.UW
Sun rieee Sun nets High tide Lou tide
at «on at (3:58 at morn. I'.’ II".
The temperature. 0! the water today i-: . lI
New York Herald Weather Forecast
The wcallIcI today ltl‘llllllHtIS tqu- {on to
liartly cloudy and Illllll'y. with alight!) hi; lil‘l'.
followed by slowly falling tI-Ian-IIItIIrII :II Ii
pounlblyhy lIIIIIIl thuIIIlor storms. ’l‘hoiudl-
cation» for tomorrow are partly cloudy to I‘ IS.-
"and slightly |.'Ui)l(‘l‘.
, It is. claimed for an IIlcctriI‘. carriafz’r‘.
constructed in Chicago that it can Ira". til
18 miles an hour. It is pI'IIpIIllcd by a
storage huttcry iixcd undcr the scat.
The crying need of the time. is llill,
howeVIIr, f(ll'1il|“lltilll'(t carriagIII run by
mechanical motor, but for heavy haul-
’ lug wagons thus propellcd. lt ln‘iil"
huge trucks with the Mary pounding
homes attached to than that block. (ll‘~
Tile and wcnr out the streets. A home to
,L. g, light'driving carriage isaprotty night
, and one that it would be a pity to loso
from among Innnkind.
O-:—--
Another ducal eornnet has turn
the ducal tillc. Some of our CI'IIIsusI I
will now be sorry they H0 soon pI-rnIiIIIIIl
their daughtcrs to income cngagI-d to
inst common AIII-IriII. In young nIII ll.
Even Venezuela in on n lIcttI-r {innu-
cinl footing than the l'IIiIIIdStIIlIIII. I-lIIr
incomc is more than IIIIillI iI- -IIt to “tilt.
the running. \pII nsI IIIIf lII- -r govci lllill' pt.
Yellow low 1' is now lighting rostr-
hilly on tho I-‘idII of the Cuban putt-lute
Set Fire to his Father's Barn.
The barn and iI-IIlIIIIIIIe of l.. lIl..\lI!lIIr.
in Hurilaud. llllt'hlll'lll county, was dc.“-
ta'oyIIl by fire. l‘lllilllllil: a loss of N'T'I'i'ul
hundred dollars. The llil‘ was North I!
by Ttolwi‘t. the eleven 5c: Ir- -old son of
Miller. 'l‘ he 1on dIIIIiI d thing thI burn.
but luicr conicm'd. .\ilIIr llII had l'l‘i‘ll-
ed his prayer, LI-huc rIItir‘IIII: {or Ibo
night. he began to Wl'i'lt and call for his
mulht‘r.
“Momma." he said, “did (ind .m- who
burned the barn?"
"Ycu." aid llll‘ InotlnIr, and thc boy
Grind: “l onl5 IiI-cd Imc lIlutI-lI '
ilepl ltnrnnhttmi Dost
attribute (lltioppn, of Hprinuwmnl. won
”muted this morning for lIIIIIpiIII: an
niimrtiutcm! dot: AIphII did not IIIIIiI-r
Ittund tho luw..ludgo lI‘rIIIIt lllllnIN'tlii
line of only Si and conic. Willi. IIII Mc-
Quhuo van IIiIIo oriented for lumping nu
nulhwhml dog. Thorn IIppIIarI-d to in» n
nIiIIIuIIdIIrIItaIIthIz miIIIIIIIIlIcIIo. Mr. 3th-
Qlihm‘ claiming tic had Itmalcapplicu»
tioli for a “cotton. The IIIIMI war hold
(mun until Friday.
that Mn by e Searcher.
Jacob Hooter, ngI-Il eixiy-iivc. Woll-
ktmwu‘throuulluul ilIII «tutu an an (hid
Follow undl’unaltcr. IiiIIIi in l‘olIIIIiIlI-II.
Haturday night. tin Tl‘humluy ho was
run down and injured in tho shoulder
by a bicycle IIIIIIrIIlII'II but ”would iIIIIh~
inuuftho Injury. tullntday night he
was ItuIlIiI-nly taken iii, and dim! in a
tow moi/neat».
«Wound Any While Demented.
Thom-M (Youldin wandered away from
hit inane on Norriton iliii, Kaiuniny,
while his mind. it in mppmed. wan nt-
tmtedhythehoat. Heir amati about
oixtyviirewnhumy hair, wan donated
in Aidan flannel shirt, black 1mm and
Mich lull.
Wt: will to. Immunity melt:
Magic-tuber has not been a timing IoIn-
potitor for two’ cannons.
with it is that holes in the IIIIIIIII tube,
which is utack fast to tile outer casing.
cannot ho found leiisily. and cause the
tire to leak constantly.
generally only a temporary repair, as
thc plugs work loose.
tions, but this has been the rule.
complaint against the double tube tire
taken out.
make a r I-pair badly, but easily, than to
llie lofthahd lent! cm
H whit. Any ihlttl'iii'ttimt of an
A Fol Bantu. ,
A paragraph has not Ital-toll lathe.
afloat that [organ & Wright, makers of,
the tomouaaltiorgan & Wright pncuc
matte tire. “have turned their attention
to the manufacture of Ii single tube the
that promises to he a hIIInIIIIIr." it is
learned that thin report is abtolutel y on-
true.
The single-tube tire makers of Europe
shouted .i'IIr two neonate and a half that
their tires and only to he pluggdd,
while the old original glueIl-to-the-rini
tire had to be torn apart. before a hole
could bei‘lixod; but the old glued—tollin-
rinI tire won out. and in Europe the
Thai trouble
Plugging holes which can be found is
There are oxccp-
The
has been that the inner tube has to be
Some people would rather
put in hard work and Inakoa permanent
repair.
The Morgan ,Il‘z. Wright Ipiick-I-I'Ipair
strip is a boon to these lazy people. It
is now a part of every
Morgan A: Wright
tire. The illustrav "
tioII shows how the
quick - repair strip
closes a puncture. It
is only necessar5 to
pump as much air as possible into a lllt‘.
which has boo II punctured, stick a little
toolinto tho hole, and follow the low
simpleinstructionsiII tho cataloging to
IIIIIIIII a quick, perfect and pIIrIIIaIIcIIt
repair, at: the roadsidc.
While this tire is having such iIIIIIIIIIIm
popularity, Morgan Iv Wright arc not.
likely to make single-tube tircs. winch
did not. succeed crcn against the old
stylc of Morgan & Wriuht IloublIIItulIc
tire.
it is of much interest- to bicycle ridcrs
to know the Ilill'orIIncII ln-twccu a single-
tulItI and IlIIIIblII-lubo tire. Both lircs
are really IloulIlII-tuhc, but in the ripple»
lullt'l'lvllclllllt‘l'tlllifl is vulcaniml fast
tothe outer casing. lI‘rI’uII rho aloud-
point. of Morgan A? Wright, who supply
tho IIIaI-kct with many more tires than
all the other Inakcrs put .ll‘lllllllli‘l'. the
single-tuber is not correct, and tin-5'
ought to know, as they make what the
g1 eat IIIajority w ant.
Norwalli' s Harksmen Site! Best.
The Bridgeport (inn club came to Nor-
wail: Saturday afternoon to shoot with
tho Nurmnakc ('lllll and was ilcfcutcd by
the score of 115 to'_l iI'I. Following arc
the individual scores:
A‘:Tlfli|0“i’lliil‘ mm Iran amp
with the agents of the celebrated Bum!
Glove-Fitting Patterns. by which we can
prewnt to our lady readers some of their
very newest and choicest: patterns of
gmnentu. ~Fldl nnd’expliolt directions
for putting together the garments ac-
company each pattern
May In obtained by living the coupon.
We have made enecinl arrangements
Milli—(.5?!
SM! ()5? ULOUSL
Navy lIiIIo InadII IlIlII Hlyllbll and CoIII~
fortubln ltlltllr‘d', the collar llt'llil! triIIIIIIIIIl
with lltll'lllilt's braid lilltl filtl‘lll punrl lIut-
tonaIleequItlng the front lIoII-plait. The
blonsoio IIhIIpIIIl with spouldcr and lllir
tier-III'III Hl‘lllllti, and closes under the
box-plai t in centre front. Forward turn-
ing plaitn are laid iII‘ ouch ‘i‘ront,
under which the cdgcu of the
broad sailor collar is IIIIwIIIl. AlIIIuI
liu‘iuhca the lower IIngI of Honor through
which an (IlI Iatic is dr: mm to adjust the
fullness in regular blousc stylc. ’.l‘lIc
neckis lluishcd with a clozc standing
Iollar, whiclIIIaII be quiltI-Il if not do
sired and the High ol’ IIIIIIk found. The
alcoves are fashionably large,» a singlc
ll'llfllllWlHt‘.lll)XI])lilllI helm: laid at. the
top and tho flillllt‘i-I‘Ii collected in gathcrs
at. cach side. lI‘orward turning piaits
arc laid on ouch Still? of thc bonpluitu
at tho wrists, that, arc IIIIIootlIIy {III-III!
lilh'ltlt‘. I This is a popular and dressy
style for outing, sports and ground
wcar, Iiooihcrwaist giving such frec-
doIII and comfort. Flannel, caIIII-l'a
hair, convae, duck; pique, crash or‘grab‘s
llncnaro atylnsli and scuuouahlo Inaicr-
llllfi.
Thc quantity of IIIatIIIIiIIl ll inches
wido l‘t‘tlllll‘i‘l.l to Iuah’o this blouse for It
child eight- ycurs of age is 2",. yards.
The pattern, which is No. (15.07. and rc-
lllllfi for twcntyviivo III-his, to cut in Ida's
for children four, six, cight, thI and
twclve yearn.
EVENING SENTINEL
coupon.
Entitlim; to one Pattern. any size oi No.
fin...-
Cut this out. ill! in yIIIIrunmouIIanldrIIee
and Ulltll oi lulIIIl it to
Sturtevant's Bargain House
brought to AInI-ricu and offered for sale; ”1,“ng““4““th"I .3“, l”. M. “r! Hum.--.......-.-....-N..-_....N...__..._....
It 18 that of the lQ-yIIar-oltl Dulcc III .I” .Tncli. 19;“,,(-.r§_3,.' Kcolcr, 1...; 1)“?th Ani)m:xa........
Manchester. whose shrewd YIIIIkIIII lo.
t'notlicr wants somoAInIIricanbillionairc Norwulh«Ferris, 2o; ”mum. ‘Jlfl’rau'l )ATTgnx No. .;...~, ng........_m1_\'
to buy for iIIsdnughtcr a partucrsth III turd, .3,“ Drake, 10'»; Lt‘Wifi. lit; (.Mmm' 5 mm, mm", mm H mm “mm, H.
|)I)
~-.
will be shot on the Bridgeport grounds,
August 22.?
Sunday's Heal anti Humidity.
The warm wave second to haw I-II-‘
H’ll‘“ Id all it» lIItIIIIt form :4 for 5'I ulcrdcy,
theday bring thI- III-est IIIIIIIIIIIfI.)rta‘. IlII
known in yl'lil‘si. 'l‘lIIIrInoIIIIItcrI-I about
sh: IIIII. and with 'm pIIrII.IIIII oi huIIIIduI
the day \..L:iilllllli5l uubcarablc. A light.
aftI-ruoon it dicd out. leaving llll‘ utmos»
[illltl‘t' I'luet‘. and stilling.
waIIoIIII \Ihich IIIthI rim-p lilililh‘l. llil~
lumillili‘. 'l‘lII- IIII-rIIury l'l'llilllltt‘ll at N; i
all night. with tho NIIIIII lilitlillil or
humidity. ’l‘hcrc in not much
prIIIIIiIII-d today.
Enterprising Advertisers.
'i‘thonth Norwiilk llardwm-I-IIIIIII»
[tiili_\"ii eagle-it}; in pulling on tin» Ili.||"
Minn-liable guaranteed iIIIII-I-lII. with
lent! inIprIonInInla through-Int. choice
of “MI. handle barn, IIIIIhllIIII, etc, at it
popular price. in having iiI-I rI-nardliy
largo Hilli‘li, and lllt‘ Hlillullcll tiny-Int III-o
utilising iilt'l'lli‘ltl IIIIIIIII IIIIlIIly WWII
its! a! Unclaimed Lcitm
liIIIIIIIiIIlIIIt uncalled lot at tho [allowing 1.....I.
ulllIIIN. i-Ir llII- “vol. IIIIIlilIi.’ .‘Iilj II, t-IIII.
l’IIIIIIIIIIIinliIII: for ”Witt uhonh! my tho) lilt'
lillh‘tllI-mlf
IIIIIIIIIII ll. lliwt‘low
l‘IIIIIII “In LIIIIII.
\laritl. hm IIIIII- ”HM“
\I-llin (lilo or. ‘T _\l,
llIrle llIIuIIIII. llnw
W. ll MIIIIIIIII. I'. M
i
The fifth IIIII'I’IIIIIIf matches arranged!
town nI ulntcrml from ‘.Il'3 to all: in IhII‘
brmm-nll'ordwll Milli!“ relief, but in no.
'l‘hc thnnIlI-r'
I-Ihowcr athrIlI-It no rIIliIIT. and llic night '
l‘IIltIIl.
illiU‘tl pultIIrI I. t‘lturtu rant 5. .‘Iorth Alain
and Ann atrI-IIlII. South Norwul k
' n In}: murderer Dice In Jail.
Wu I.I-1~II.\III.II:, l'lL, dug. in. —-(ioorgo
I W. \l‘lnIilIIIIlI, tho Pittston wiio murderer.
l died in tho oountv jail from typhohlicver
lIIIcryilIinIg possible was done to prolong
lIl.-I lilo. but the condemned III.In prayed
l daily that death would I-.oIIIII ’l‘lIII mur-
der was a particularly cold bloodod one
i WiIIIll-ch iled to Virginia. where ho was
captured. lliII trial we» a short one. “II
was ucntenrod to be banned in June, but.
upon llIIIIIdvirII at tho jut! phyelcluli ho
was granted two IIIII-Ipitou of 1!" days each
. The governor had named the lirst II‘ridIIy
. in :ioptonibor no the day of execution.
Daniel Merl-III, I optical l'hiianthropint.
’l'lIINiIIII. Aim. .—-lhmiol Morris. a
wealthy t‘llllttn at Atlantic City. ha» pro-
IIIIIItIId nation to lththp hit-Fan! of thin
tlloIIIIIIII for tho pIIrpIuIII of erection an or-
phan mylnm and industrial ImlllJtll for
. lmya. 'i'ho plane lIIIvo hoon drawn and tho
3 contract awarded. 'l‘hu IIIthIIII and school
. iii to he at ilIIpI-woll, 1': union from 'l‘rIIII-
ton. on n liltlll a! lull IIIIIIIIII. which the late
liilhop (I‘lI'IIrrIIII bought. IIIIIIIIIyIIurIIIIIrII
tor lllltl very pIIIIpIIIIII. Mr. MorrtI‘ gift
! IIIInIIlIllIIII IIi Ailiniltdl in cloth and the l’iiI
liliilllili‘l’ in IIIIIIurliiIIII.
TAYLOR SI GOLDEN,
Real Estate
and insurance!
WASHINGTON STREET.
Io. Non-mitt.
Peri-one looking torn lot or home and
lot with tiw View of pIIrcthIiIIII. «ruins it
«It to i" all and «IntIIlIII- our llet. We have
Ito-m for 'Inh- in New part of tho city at
rIIaIIIImIiIlrI ltl'luttl and on may tertnn.
Jill M H
0. H. HARVEV’ S
cIIIIv EMPLOYMENT aotuov.
Lfl'lll'k .ItIIl uI-nlhvtncn IlIIIhiII lli‘hl claw
III-lpin mympnI My Ian lil'liil" i In IIIIIIIII II!
thcnlme Iui‘ln): niu illl'tH utuhiou Im iii-III .
l‘l lI-II InaleIIr h-muh- IIIIIII-III IIIIIIIIIIII homont
\IIIIchl llllilti'll.llt‘lll .\ lirut claw mnIIl-
man IIIII unrdmor Hood (mum to dub!
iIutlim
\laniml (lit! itur iI‘-. ...t IrcIl. toned-Ii cook
to the hit! hen
1'" North Main str * “until Nor with
NDTICETD DONTRAOTDRS
Koala-l tIr- Irma?II tor the IIIIIIIxirIIcti In ..t I;
illtwutnvh IIiritlI-Il pip:- nu-rt! Iw nun-u,- in
ll'utcr «trout. from Lamond MUM! mum m
toihn utrmrnI r Mimi cold WIItI-I dlrIIoi II!!!
he "Icoitt I! Ill them” on! tho Hiy- hump”.
lI'I “l"hllliflhn animal. until "(Inn at thr- mt,
Ila} nt Minuet Int-u
l‘II-Ih phenom! eh: 'i“ he «alumni in the hi lilnp,
an i III I ompanlcdi 'a cIIriili li-I-d II-hm -k [In (tho
llund’tc’l Hollow. I IIIIIlillnnml or ”In “mop.
llrmo tho rI-IiiirnIIWiilIiulI-n Ilms trom the
date ”inward. in Mac the bid lummmmm
The thrill to dot iI II I. now I all nitho pmpm
plaid- rII-II-nt-Illi IlIII-tnml for tho lntnoqt II!
it Mir.
Who rmvml- moat he made upon Hank!
{units liylhflfltlfid
A“
“Wm... lac
JAMES MITCHELL, Auctioneer.
l-‘nrmhu: l'lcnsils. Napliiha
Launch. ti 'ass, ’l‘ools. clc.
AT AUCTION.
l \i illflmuwc in!“ min IIlI
Saturday, August i5, mm.
at: It. In. unthn I- -IIIIII!~IIIIIII\IIIIIIl hi thI Into
\‘li lit. ll. TM ltW‘WIIl
At Middle Five Mile River
tilmlnn Hi I... III! tinI imL and farming lmt l-I
manta nocouunri TNT turmitm plit‘tIlv um. mu
«Mint: «.2 niuwu. human «min IInIIIim, III-ind
niuIIc iIIIm—I I-lIIIw'.‘ ""1". folk Iirtihmv to
truth inure uu'i chi-chin. road wrupor. atone
lam! plank. .. IIi- [Wt knit lee. horti- II mt. IIx ,. mt.
trauma and II Imvd IIIIIII IItlIIr tlIlIlgn. in
"amniotic tumult lIIlI. Wil «Ill at "III Min-v
timnnml plum iIII no In. on tl we or I.- .4
all" Iinwlutv ion In: or can! at into" ‘zoiut
lil‘llllint‘llllli‘n:‘.li'l' the lift! lilnr'knwilh rhxr;
cumin 1 re no». I Ni and It II-r m I:
aim (hr ultAl'll l‘llA TIM’ M ii "“NHTHTIA
rhn' ll at (wt immune] meow! urIIIIrz tin-I out or
hurl ranch moi Adim can he «III-n at her infill at
hehomnutmtl II! M! (hill
or; Morrimif hyt tollnrru milshill’l'd;
‘I II.
"M “it" "w TAT (limiymlleeunn.
I‘l), OHERRY’S THE BLINK 0' MY
AIN FIRESIDE,”
when it blinks on walls handsomely had I
appropriate] 5' decorated. No pa iI Itcd wall
Will-i ovor so rich, or gave tho bountiful
clients that an artistic wall papcr. such
as in to be found at? 'l'lcchcr’rl IloIIII. lie
hilrillli‘!!!‘ in the moat. pleasing designs
and colors at low prices.
.l’ainters’ Supplies.
AI‘TITHTIS’ Motel-lain, Pictures.
J’ictures framed to outer.
Painting, Paperhuuging,
Decorat'n g
and Sign Writing.
. Connecticut's Great Bargain Emporium.
Honest Geodeat Honest Prices.
,II
The Time to
S while the iron ishot.
and the “Cream" of the bargains.
NORWALK. CONN.
‘ . N. v. OFFICE 442 BROADWAY.
Remember We Have the Biggest Stock
‘and Lowest Prices.
trike!
’l‘hctimc to buy is now, while you can get “First Choice,”
There never was a time when prices were
so couuilctcly dcmoralizcd ; never a time when good, reliable, season-
able merchandise of all varieties was offered in such generous
quantities, at such ridiculously low prices. Surely if
there was a time to anticipate your wants,
and to buy fol future use, it is now,
and the place is here.
DECKER.
79 Washington Street.
BETTER THAN BANKS
You couldn't III: the
a butter iIIII-dmvnt
I)! IIIoIIIIyth. ml the
1’“ I“ ll \SlI‘ of llld
MUNDI‘I “‘Il‘ turnout
'l‘hcy Iioul root. 1
molhsdou t on! them
the) Ilnnt “minute
in \lllllti to an) T'l‘il-
sounblo IIxtI-ut and 1
{Iiiliitlll alwnya lcu- _
ice llllltltllt'lll Vll'ry
Tit‘tll' 5 III“ \II no I
w 'l' ll(‘)' In: tho llIIII pics-
nnts or lIctIlInImII and um Moon I- xc «Ill-Int
collutcrn! When )Illl want llitvl- IvatIII Ilia-
IIInIIds or jewelry no to
HOMER B. HOYT'S
Jewelry and Optical Store,
80 Washington Street.
ROTON POINT
AUDITDRIUM
Mr. and hire.
Harry D’ Esta
and Company.
L’rcacntimza high class. now! and do:
cidodiy phasing I-IItI-rlaiIuIIIIIIt,
So. Nor-walk.
Three Special Values in;
'iIItta, .‘Itlc quality: upccial, tli'Jc.
this salc TI. ‘lc,
Laces, Handkerchiefs, Etc";
“.‘TI. “3‘3 and ixc I- no 11, for i don. yards.
in white and III-III, at h‘ and l'.”..c; rcal .
value 15 and 23w. ’
lIl :;\
gl'l‘lll varictv, .‘ui do)... special, ti for 2m.
great variety and at popular prices.
liautinc
.l I
i thhiughout,
BLACK chess GOODS.
51m :4 StIII' lK,
Black Dress Goods for
This Wee‘k Only.
llipicccs lI‘ignreIl Mohairs, lilc dual-i
ty; per yard, .30.
.'I picIIIs- iii in. All Wool Black lion-i
TI pieces Figured .TIIIIIIIIrds, cxI‘II‘IllI‘IIIt‘
IlIItlIszuIIl styles, rcal value, util:;i‘or
lIIIIliIIe‘
: iIVI-r. '23",
ion lill'lfl'h' Wash Valcnc ll‘liilt‘ti lIuIII s, g .
liricIItIIl harms frfiom toll in widc. .
llaniburgsuall III-wand Cl‘lll, it and
who lit and 210. 5
Ladies and Misses HandlrcriidolsinE
Ladics' Collars and leather llcltI: iII;
Ladies ilIIIIIk lI‘IguIIIIi Mohaii BIil ,
Skirts, i'ull IIIaIlI‘, llllt'll;
cloth alouc worth cutirc.
2 cost. of skirt, $12.25 each.
liadico' Wrappers, balance oi the sca- ,
value from 750 to $l.l)ll:E
g (."lliill II of lot, .‘Iilc each I l
' 1125 I102. Ladies Shirt Waiuts, all clc‘ III
and llt‘fill‘illlll',‘.'o, Inland iluc each; just
one-half regular prices.
. (.lhildrI-II'II Wash Dreams, sizes from -»i
i to ll yearsmcgular pricedilhi each; .300.
(irawh regular value,
MAN; to I‘Ihisc, cach, $3.50.
[lull lilcarhcd 'l'ablc Linen, full width,
sold by many Ilcalere at .‘Ittc;jm~rt for a
75o quality for Joe, German lhnnask.
.‘IttI: Tlnvt‘ln‘, heavydoubledamask, 2510.
Fine Madras Sailings. 1.? I.
lizIIIIIIIoIIks, to close, Wi'i‘t’.’ -l‘.lc.
llaIIIquIIku, to closc, wcre ifw,
lluIIIIIIIIIIks, 95mm IIIII-s tor 75c.
llaInIIIoI-ks, 7.30 oucs for one.
Basement.
IllIIsIIII‘s l‘niit- .lIIrs, pIIr IlIm'III, .‘IUII.
English l' Irc cl. IiII lire. lkfdnt l‘lutcn‘
“1 our Poplilal' Cloak Room \lilntlliittl liiil lIII' rum. (“at it II'
iIIuart Glass BI I'I'II5 lhdI, each, 100.
Glass Covered Buttcr liinh, each, file.
TOILET ARTICLES.
For One Week Duly.
('autilo Soap, per dozen cakes,l oc.
llnbcokin Soap. per package wine.
( onIfort. Soap, per cake, Llc.
(Jopco Soap, per cake, 3c.
TIIlIIuIII Powder, per box, 7c.
Uolcgate o’c Iii-own Toilet Waters, lilo.
Quadruple Extract. 29c oz.
the Tooth Brushes. itlc.
lac dressing combs," ~i .
Domestics.
Full Bleached Table Damask, 58 in.
wide, the greatest value ever seen, only
.fIc pcr yard.
Underwear and Hosiery.
MI-II s Bulbngtz In Shirts and Draw-
I’l‘s special, -Tic
Men 5 Balbriggan,
, shirts and Drawers, 480.
Men's Black and Tan '._.’ Hose, double
- heelsund toes, summer weight, value,
the; per pair, 11"...c.
Ladies' French Lisle Vests, value, 500
each; “2-30. '
Boys' Shirt Waists, extra value, 190.
Ladies' :26 in. Twill UIIIbrellas, value,
$1.75 each; line.
150.
fi Il‘ 331:.
ft Ir I'I‘Jc.
extra quality
coIIIIisI-ing ol‘
Venti‘ilcquism,
Prostidigitaticn,
Voooiism and Dancing,
Mechanical Theatre,
Musical Oats,
THE BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets,
NORWALK, coaa.
Royal Marionettes,
Acrobatic
Specialties, etc.
.. Punch and Judy.
lI‘ortlIII chihlrcn. Matinee pricoa: Adults.
me; I‘ lIIldIIIII. ‘Ic. ironing.
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plllilllii'i‘.
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all how-Ii ll'onhlce.
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New York, New Haven and
Hartford R. R.
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ANOTHER LIMITED EXCURSION
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Thursday, August l3.
liloclt’nll
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5!.50 for Round Trip!
two” do" It. tot-I. tho iiiilliltul oi with u all!
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ltlIli‘l llMMI. limit hum-II fl-wnmi n! i.‘.’tl
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cry lluttcr in town, B‘Jc in; all»: for Ilium; I
iiordcu'u Extract of (.loti'IIII, for picnics. ctI'l':
l.)I-!III'IIIIIs Java and Mocha (‘IIIl'IIII, tlIII tho-:1! I
goods lhlrhllill' to olIt.IIII': I
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST.,
Sey-
mour’s. .
TELEPHONE CALL. 58-2
important Questions Answered!
I iliI,.IlI (mud. ’i‘vas is. all the name indicates—aim-
ply pIIIt‘IIcl'. '
I .\ full line oi the Furris (.‘IIlolImtod Hanna, Bone-
I loss liIIIIoII, etc. Tho i‘IuIIst goods to be secured 1'
\ lI'IIncv \Vllitc lI‘ull (‘rcam ('lIIIIIso. ( lid lIZIIIgliIIh
Dairy l’lIilaIlI-lphia UTCiIUI,Nt‘.qulllllI‘l“
III'Il’Nol. hot cheap, but how good. We conserve you in the most acceptable mauucr.
CI-TARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Loading Grocer.
SO. NORWALK.
A GOOD WIFE
tell you to in: surc and
BUY “MAUD S” FLOUR.
i9c: PER POUND.
21 pounds thIl Granulated Sugar lnt‘ (lieu
HAVE THE
‘ R ‘l
Should also he a good rook.
Hour oi the best quality hc med.
Donovan Building, .. .. .
JDAND 37 MAIN OTHEET. NORWALK.
IF YOU WANT ALL THE'NEWS
blood is the stall III life, it is impm‘tant that
Husbands it you munuli your wives, they will
4... “-
ll Ismadcirum pctlcci wheat, rpmht) lI. :IIII. Ivs thc summmul it maker. 20
MORE TUAVES T() 'l IllI. li.\Rl\'!I. l. lilAN ANT (ti lllIlR H ()U R.
$4.25 PER BBL; 55c PER BAG.
We .IIc selling I50II pounds Iii our best lilgin Creamery lintlcr each Week. Can
we supply you ’ Utti price is
NEW YORK GROCERY 00.
South Nat-walk.
Evening Sentinel Left at Your. House
I“tiller.
Norwalk Chronicler