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Normal]: and its Suburb:
y, than the C'ombiimz
”to other Two local dailies.
.. is always open to adver-
s
“not be guaranteed tho
copy is handed in. Every
ortwillhsmsketomom
, hutchsnues cannot in
. sright union copy i
cldcckiu the afternoon oi
my promises to be uenemliy
~ y preceded by rain. with nom-
followed by rising tompcmtun
u omctor Record.
at of the thermometer to
r an ending at noon lode:
shove rcrozlowed. 51 degree.
Almanac for Tomorrow.
' Sun-m l liixhtivle i towns.
» It” 5:40 2:“
_ to he in the air that people
Wfieth century will certainly '
hing oi the Martian inhubv
Whether the Martians will come
the beautiful spook does in Do
charming story. or whether
plain. scientific grubbing earth's
. will ascertain: dotiuitely
m truth there is in tho present
. ; speculations concerning the
, there is now reason to he-
in on the verge of important
It has liawened many a
the speculations of poets and
More the herald of scientific
mshly certain that Mars
mm and that the dark blue
lull which appear in the sum-
“ and fade at the approach of
Win winter are fields, orchards
WI. The fact of the annual
. in the appearance of the many
or canals is strong presumptive
. - that the Mars toll: irrigate the
y we do, in Arizona. in order to
their vegetable prodnris. The very
these canals is alum... conclusive
. that Mars is inhabited.
: now know, thanks to the patient
lions of astronomers. that
tour seasons, to correspond to
WC know that Mars has an atmos-
bosom clouds flout across her
Gilliam judge from the appear-
“ these clouds that the atmosphere
‘ m than ours. This would
. Ionian climate warmer than
M the red planet is further
m the sun than we are. More
_ no means or lakes. as seen
' the telescope. When the snows
w the oomingot snnuner, water
Wore stored in the canals
in suiiieient quantity to
Whats till the next surn-
{teati- Eiocutionlsts.
'Mysm ago the svllllt‘ elo-
dl the country caught the
Waves and built an amia-
yiryowu to meet annually
”its summer the assembly
in llcw York cit tram
t.
" _ to make public this
. and we do so with pious.
an as distinguished mien-
" ' Ire coins to road
' glad the distinguished
apps». Mauro the poor
mummy training so
observation at mankind
m upon the earth»
flit!!! Isaac distinguish
till More at oratory
to speak up better and
. words throuyh their
-13... insult in their
“they councistearatim
”NH—the grout truths
m tin world will hold in
' the instructors of
liars it in their power
W open his mouth
mods issue cicsr as as hell
» tits tlpot histamine.
m to mate the words
at his teams sud
st birth. There is
m the Mood. with
g m libs s salt. chm
W «err wm
7 upon whose under plans islsidsuln-
m. that at tho voted '
m'mwa auto
helm at s
asthmatics-silos which, m
the tabled enchanted stood at the
walnuts-one transposition
it innocuous dssuotuds. This novel
sud incomprehensible set is described as
follows; Budwetelly suspended high
insirhsnps huge nichsliplstsd slur.
vertsd truck. on which s performer in
reverse sttituie rides an inverted stun»
lard bicycle, and thus marvelously
counted sud suspended portorms many
iifllcult topsy—turvy tricks, with noth-
ing apparent to prevent his taking a
(stat header. In alditiou to all this
road-down wonder-manhnrst with his
mods, and than with his teeth alone. he
colds scimllng trapeze. upon which his
wizard partner gives a most audacious
mdskilltui exhibition. Such an incred-
ible performance is unpsrsllcled in
aortic exhibitions. or anywhere site. and
should prove a magnet to cyclists and all
others. ’ _
Farewelflo’ the Old Parsonage.
It is understood that the ladies at the
First Congregations! church will give a
Farewell reception to Dr. and Mrs. T. K.
Noble. at the parsonage, on Monday.
lune 21, prior to their taking posse-ion
it the George R. Cowles place in East
wenue.
Commencement at In. Head’s-
The commencement exercises a: Hill-
ddo. Mrs. Mead's school. will occur
Wednesday. June 23d.
Kulqueon Fined 85.
Patrick J. Mulquecn, who was arrest-
id for an assault on his father. Patrick
dulqueen. was yesterday lined C5 and
costs.
BOWAYTON.
William Mosor'slargc and handsome
St. Bernard. Sultan, is dying. Same
wee'rs ago the dog’s leg was broken. but
he injury was not discovered until
some time afterward. Sultan was taken
to New York, where an operation was
performed, but the wound began to
blast, has motioned, and will result
l'l the dog’s death.
Miss Llll Meyers. vol Rowaylou, is a
west of friends in Bridgeport.
Francis and Elsie Kirk, pupils of Itev._
W. Sturtevant Rafter, are visiting their
(other in Jersey City.
A gray horse wandered into John
Brundsge’s yard in Main street. Tues-
isy. It was turned over to Livotymnu
3. Lsdrigau.
New York parties have leased Samuel
Fickett's cottage for the summer.
The Baptists will hold F strawberry
festival in the tent, toniglt and tumor
row night.
Mrs. S. E. Waiters and Miss Nollie
itewsrt, of New York, will arrive here
tomorrow to visit with Mr. and Mrs. B.
Arthur Gridiu. '
WESTON.
The Not-walk Christian Endeavor
Union will hold its annual meeting on
l‘uosdsy svening.June 15. at the Nor-
ni'eld Congregational church. itev.
Henry Spwner, of Bali's Bridge, Litch'
iiold county. will be the principal speak-
«r. He will be entertained by Frank 1’.
Lane. the Norilold Y. P. S t}. l'). presi-
lent.
Miss Hattie Gould is able to be out
rgaiu. alter her into illness.
Miss Lillian Adams has visited in
Derby. '
Miss Verna Gregory. 0! Cranbury. is
the guest of her grandmother. Mrs. Eh-
eueser Fitch.
Mrs. David Godtroy. oi Nougatuok.
sud Frederick Ilosohoum. of Bridge-
port, have visited lire. I). B. More-
house. .
Hist lime W. at Illinois. is the
guest of Mrs. J. 3. Lane.
the Congregational church. next Sunday
morning.
Miss Louise Jarvis has returned home
trout a visit in Brooklyn.
Arthur Nicholi. oi Westport. has
visited his sister. Miss Noilmhllohols.
The tntsnt oi William Kennedy.
which died last week. ms taken to New
Haven tor burial on Holiday.
Hill Minnie Williams has spent a tow
days with lllss Eleanor Boyt, in Nor-
walk.
Hrs. Mary Lockwood has been scri-
ously ill tor two wssiis. ‘
Ills Annie Fitch has visited Wilton
Ml WMWW
WAS!“
John H. linker. at Wiauiusoll. is
new employer» the John Hamel:
w- inssrsoos my.
damn valuable young shade trees on
W Ihssdy's premises in this
street. Vladimir. were barked sud
hacked by vandals the other wooing.
-, ll‘tlttmm m a Mm
* ,
Children's Day will he observed at
‘1‘»,
It Circa; Desi luvclvi
nutrient
Greateot
snows UNITED.
lNVERTED AER lAL BICYClE.
ACTS. The only
' .—
‘ .
I’ll“. SIIIFOBD. IUESDAY. JUNE l5.
1 Exhibition Grounds, Summer ttrsst. ‘
ng‘thc Largest Amusement- Eutcrprhcs. in” the . . y . x ' . l” '
count--1... v. 1...... . , Horrible Weather for the. Dry Goods Business.
' ~ ' Is the cry we heist in every house in the wholesale district ofN. Y. It: is the cry that
we heard all spring in Norwdlk. What does it mean? It means that we are heavily
stocked and that we must unload now, or carry over until next season and that we
wont do; we shell out prices and let the profits go to the winds; we shall make every
inducement for you to buy; we shall cut some prices in two; we shall mark everything
The World's Master Millionaire Aggregation of Rare Wild Beasts,
Great Artists and Strangest Reaturcs.
Great.0nly DoubleCircusCompanies
lgrent rings. 2 great stages, great. revolving art palestnl, great flying evolutions,
great. animal arena. Sl'l’ltEMEIA' GREAT PERFORMERS IX it‘ll GREATEST
' i-Mimmnolle .l-tp Circus. it’ll pageant dens and chariots.
amalgam m" ' FO'NWA'N‘DWF‘KIWB Mr. Pnlinaky.
. o
euro as mucous:
down; we shall give‘guothcr
sonwsnn cons.
$75.00 Bicycle Away!
Saturday night. June 19th, at 10 o’clock. Save your duplicate check of every purchase
‘ ‘ ” you make. Here are a few of the bargains for this week.
WASH GOODS. .
8c lawns, lust colors. new goods. hall price. to
250 orgsndius. 12,151:
2501s t mulls. I250
390 min batisto, colored stripes. 19c
49c white mull. 25c
890 " “ lilo
the white mall 10'.)
DRESS GOODS.
Ellie checked and mixed suitiflitl. Ill this seasons styles, 250
3 his Full Bleached 4-4 Muslin.
72 Inch Full Bleached Mu-iln.
Science "amount;':‘..‘..b.a;i6..;ii 7° "new ........ . Wm... WM
49c silk and wool and wool suitinge. 396
100 checks and mixtures. 52 inches wide. 75c
76c black Sicilian mohair, 5i inches wide. 50c
k Cont.
I2 n2 Gents
s 4 Cents
Fowhcre Else Produced and Everywhere Presenting CHILDREN’ 5 JACKETS
“w AERIAL BICYCLE!
7.00,
An lnexpiimhiy. Mysterious Mil Marvelous 6 50'
i’ertorma‘ucc.Jpeiaziianictprglfiglh 11.?th 5.00 Jackets at one
I'll 05 Its is ’ Pt) l , v .
“2m. dv‘rimnl lecitsudn'il "realist" A price, $3.00
II) I.’ ' ' '
8! .""Z..i.-‘.‘.'.’:i§f 5* in." so $4.50,
4.00,
Allthe DhampionElsphsnts 3.50 Jackets at one
racer: GREAT nouns or run. price. $2 00-
All $3.00.
"I! WISE“ Mill BEST "HIRED OF ALL!
- r
Theonlv captive pair oi giant himmpotumus‘ 2'00 Jackets at one
m: snow-white polar bear: themed humatra > price , $l .
Rhinoceros: limit of ostriclios :Ethionmu gnu :
LADIES’ JACKETS.
All $l3.98.
l2.5°.
i0.50 Jackets at one
.Price, $7.
All$i0.00,
9.50,
8.50 Jackets at one
Price, 55.
Ali $8.00,
7.50.
6.00 Jackets at one
Price, $3.50.
enormous Malay tigers: Guinea cabsownry:
"W “M" "‘t""“ “""-“‘““"‘m'““‘““ "-“m‘ Shirt waists that are beautiful by the thousands; silk waists,$1.98 to $5.75, that fit.
Orinoco tapir; fixer antelope.
DrsstTrsincdSsslionssnd Seals Men’s Furnishings,
And the 01ny north Pole Amphibious Actors. Don‘t be afraid to come in. young man. the ladies will
' '"” make room for you; the counter is next to the door on your
The Only Double Coliseum Ever Known! ‘9t;§.‘§.§:§$;.,....,...0
75c uegligee shirt. 500.
Gnatest lien! Imperial Roman llimmlrome: iirestwt Speeding Wild llossts; Great- 986 nnluundemd shirt, 4%
est Lhariotecrs. Jockeys and Thoroughbreds: h'rentest Races Largest line of neckwear m Norwallr.
Ever iiun; Greatest Slilir‘dlhoutt Ever been.
Kitchen Department.
Fruit jars 25 per cent lower than anybody else.
Screens. 25 per cent lower.
Granite ironware. 33 L3 lower.
Crockery. 1.5 per cent lower.
Glassware, ‘23 per cent lower.
Remember that we can‘t mention everything. Come
here and save money.
Here are the names of the winners of our wheels who will say they are first—class and
never give them any trouble.
Miss Williams. Arch Street. Norwalk
' New Canaan
Mr. C. H. Downs, South Nor-walk
A free murmur: superlativoiy magnificent Mm Mary German. Norwalk
DOUblO Pageant'Eyc Feast For the .llllOfl. Mr. Theodore ()ixnstczui, North Wilton
the Only high-Dist: Show to in lists this Year. in Performances Daily at 2 sud-r"S
P... Dun Dpssss tics: Earlier. Admission to sli,50r. Chilton Dolor 9 VIII: ll
Miss Mary Tonic. So. Norwalk
My. Win. '1‘. W0: Ml, Weslport
Miss Kate Harrigau, Norwalk
Miss Kate (Iisven, Norwallr
ave. your duplicate checks and you may win the $75 bicycle, Saturday night, June 19,
at 10 o'clock.
Do You Keep
LUSTRIllE?
no. we SELL W!
This remark was overheard at a
leadinggroccr's.llousekccpcrs who
have tried it know that LUSTRINE
is the best article on earth torhouse-
cleaning. it you have never used
it, try :1 tot cake; all grocers sell it.
CDLDR' '""
s White.
FIN|SH . Blossor
. Domestic.
The (lid \Vrll and Con
necticut l.uuudrics,hund
and steam, (lilies, 9|
Wash'ngton Si: Luna
dry, llavlmul St. near
Water. The public are
cordially invited to call
and inspect our Laundry
at any time.
You no thirsty-tho host and
dust perches your throatmmaltcs
you weary—ordinary drinksdon‘t
touch the spot—your stomach dc-
muuds s pure sud hcsiihtui drink
in summer. something to coun-
icmt the heat effect. Williams’
Root liner combines healthful
qualities with s collar. rich, doe
iicious flavor. g vim; solid co oy-
mcnt with every thirst quench us.
it costs but s also to buy the
extract sud malts
The scholars at the Winnipsult vuliml
luvs. issi.‘ t “shadows night. Au
will give so entertainment in the submit |
more Maui-«MW. not
mourns
(ll,
"Everything from s needle to so anchor"
W“ HAVE THE
CORK
«~— ~ -—— IF too WANT to no: saws
Keepnynsingtgg' celebm. ' Evening sentine' Left at Your House
._ Regular "-
Alcoa lull line of 1.. ll. More is Co's. bard
Noticed to solid abroad for a fish—hook
PRWES Ml! lllBlll'.
EAGL grime“
“alien-IIBIOYGLES order and receive satisfaction.
in: Washington direct.
REMEMBER THE Nl'llilil'llt l5 ” fl
i-icalud proposals tor radian u when
“tangy”. mu Washington street. until s
it. i . at which hour the bids will he
excavutlon. an average haul, um foul.
hereby made to moon. etc. on lilo in said
Cotnmissionors' oiiicu. ’l‘he Uonnuissimr
n .
j d" WM. u. "use
mama) . . - s
anemones- , M _ , . _, ,
Tons. =5“ ,
intuition... - A Man’s Best Friend
is his pocket. so people say. it's through a man’s pocket we intend to test this pupa.
“Oil" *0 cfifllflfitfl‘l- lat belief. Buy your groceries and provisions from us if you value lunacy.
TELEPHONE CALL, 58-2.
wood Refrigerators at
LIVING PRICES l -
WINDOW ”urn“ We want you to know is that We are selling our Fancy GiltEdge
""" SCREENS Creamery Butter, 5lbs for $1; 22011). The finest butler "Hide.
“7““ ' We have a fresh arrival oi the N orthfield Creamery Butter, in halt
Fishing Tackle ! pound prints, two and three times each week,
" " Also the Dining Car Creamery in one pound prints,
'“"'"““*‘""*‘ 250 lb. This is the season when the Ferris Home and lione-
less Bacon and Smoked Beef are a Relish, and are eagerly sought
after. You cansecuro them fresh from the smoke house helm.
'°" °“" Everything fresh daily in the fruit and vegetable lino. Leave your
VII" 00- It Wsst Vsstisgtcn strut, tenth lorwsik. tit.
F0 cyolssnd llsrd- CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Loading Grocer,
BIRDING. Very lost Creamery Butter. two For Pound.
liltilm‘lldl'fillh“.laltimlmi sun- cured shouwm. 7 Mo ”und-
mam .m..tilllwlltli day otJuou, .l. ‘hf.dd.d Oddflnh 19 box; A button for 8.0.
“Will: :d'l'.‘llfifll.?fi;l.mummu. SU'IP Ourod Imelda-t landmine For Pound.
‘ For further intommtiuu Wi‘orolteo is A'..k. .IIMOH. :V‘er O.“ OUQIIR‘QQG, Ifla 0‘”,
on reserve the riahtto reject any or sit Laundry .QOFg LO'fl. .l... lo.00“OO '0'“ .000
Jens annulus.
illi'l‘ll
t
"“' . Weavers lulu at,
W“?
N. v. etocrrv co. ‘
~ - -_-'- Continuous-lb;
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