name ‘ civi
tor. They have only sympathy tor the
ismily'thns bereaved at a loved one
had learned to trust and rely on (laco-
vas. however ruinous his policy was.
‘ Butletns go hacks year. Janet.
1890. a bomb was thrown into aehnrch “
procession stellarcelona. it killed and
bud apparently done thedeed, or was
it the work of Gabon sympathise"? At
any rate 400 persons were arrested on
deuce was strongest were tortured in a
manner that would have alarmed the
red ludions of North America in their
ln'tho days at the Spanish inquisitiou
3- , a‘ttdklt'tlto mmonltnflm'w’ DI‘. Hobbs’ Spares“!
induredunumberci persons. Anarchists llandreds '0‘ ml the WV
suspicion. Those against whom evi- now FOR RES“ L‘s
rruelést days. The victims had their tion 0f mp1. m of Dr. Bobbs'
bones broken on the wheel. their test SW Kidney Pilis closed at George
crushed and their necks pierced with c, Stillscn’s drag am. and will be
iron collars. The instruments known long ”mammmthh city.
, The irightinl number of people! who
never did more horrible work thunwos are enduring in. one way or another
done on the bodies of the suspected from kidney troubles in gm. vicinity
bomb throwers. Their nails weretoru 'm onlybe‘ostiniatcd 1,ng gm.
no; they wen-Wand beaten. From number-ct sample whet! which were
old time, throflithc middle ages. in given out Saturday to m interested
ust always come
ways and means
than. Then a a
, house in session
“the law is rate
' representatives it
It is relerrcd
the senate com-
This committee.
. ~~= cctuidersii.
nit sees fit and
ornate But in the
scam many changes
tgod amendments
must consider
. ‘ its owuaccouut.
ill to pass without
till man’s unload»
ll askl for acom-
is, the committee at
hum appoints also
equal number oi
house. They center.
i, makes concessiom
‘ are ccmpromisul.
, ' to the contort-net
“has mirrored. But tin
pi“ date. it is not certain
d congress will he sat-
wk of the committee.
the law as finally thud
committee must go to
i ll first given to the rep.
? All»: they pass it. it goes
‘ . and on being approved
it ready tor the line!
,4 . t’s signature. That
law.
attire!" have any idea oi
red in making a tnrifl
”mm at every manu-
kittd. every farmer and
lit the country are more
iii the duties to be levied
interest a! the inhab-
.“ get crauuss and iam-
fl hie. while it is
trait callsrist at
to have the price
”this so that pm
The tamer wants
U tho print will he
wants it tree so
up bill as easily
ill! low aver. Otis
male lull senate. W“!
‘ so that he was not solicited with the dis
the years icilcwlug the discovery of pcrsousiiviu ‘
. 7 g n this city or neighbor.
America by Columbhs. Spanish uoble- loud ' INN“ p1.“ these
men and gentlemen stand before i who fora sum
world as monsters oi bloody cruelty.
leclnred and believer]. They sworn they
would retaliate. "l have avenged my
brothers 01- Barcelona!" cried Michele
Auiuo Golii us Uanovns tell.
noun FRO! OAII’.
Companies 1’ and D Beach South lor-
walk at 4:30 Saturday Afternoon.
Companies 1‘ and D' m "it" Illd: "iiivc several miles away from
meat. reached Booth Norwalk. Sutnr' .
aitsro ‘ 4..” , look the (:0 South liorwalk. butlam going to gets
d” ooaa " cc ' n- sample of this new kidney medicine for
my husband. lie has been a snfl’erer
from kidney (liscase ior many years.
oecticul. National Guard having com.
pl'ctedits tour oi duty for the annual
encampment of 1897. Camp Cooke is a
thing at the past. The troops leit the
with the best doctors we could hear oi.
iield “d do?" in d for home during the. North and South. but at the best he has
received only temporary reliei.
early alteruoou. leaving only the work-
men oi the quartermsster's department.
under Colonel lorgnu and Captain Gor- has a di . .
, made ecovery which will cure
coll. tcsttend to a” duties 0' taking and build up the kidneys. and his oii‘er
downthstcnts and storing the state's
The only duty Saturday was guard-
incnntiug. at 7:30. The work oi pack-
ing up and getting baggage at the head
at company stnsets for the wagons occu-
pieda portionoi the iorsnoou and the
remainder was given tofquiot inn. A
number oi the men were excused and
took the morning trains icr home or
shorerssorts.
Governor Cooke. wits and daughter
-ieparted for home on the ill o'clock
train by way oi New inndon. The gov
ernor said. just before leaving the ileld.
that he was well pleased with tho canw
named in his honor. Evorytbirigas tar
as he saw had been satisfactory. and the
National Guard oi thinueclicatme be-
lieved, ranked with the best in the couu‘
try. '
Adjutantflaneral Haven and Brigao
«liar-General Frost are well satisfied
with the week's showing. and it is gen-
erally believed among all the odiorrs
that the camp has been as successful as
any in roe-ant years. (toners! Frost
was thelast to leave. and as he wont
"Old Glory" was lowered truth the ii iii
stall. that being the last icratolity oi the
tramp.
A captain's commission was sent from
ilrigade headquarters to tiergeant .l. l’.
Donovan. oi the second regiment. list-
noisy. and he took the Hmflold guard
ontascaptsiu. Ualvin Davis. who or
racist! twenty members or the band who
were in bathing last Thursday tor a
transduction oi a town indication. stat-
posltion Colonel ltsrpoe made ol‘ the
cases. and that he would have twoci the
also brought back to tllsntlc this week
and tried y the civil authorities.
Among the Hawaiian noticed at the
(lengths last oi the week were Mayor
A. . Wheeler. lit. W. If. Acton.
Frisco Director it. it. (imam. William
bullet. John Trycuuud Dr. Willil ll.
rowe.
m”"‘mn“ ' View airline
mmmmmuow
by a Inor- oi 87 to It).
A cricket match was played on the
Woodward avenue grounds. qurtlay
sitweoon. The score was as icilows:
housemate. ti'i‘Altii'OitDv c
4i
ii
am. 3
“ecumenical.“
lipicrs. o
Hessian. ll
Mitchel. t
”Null. 4
lllthm. . o
.‘ggz‘qEQ-hca
the Kuwaiti mom.
rate. The owners at this medicine cer-
tainly have faith lu‘ it. and they are
going about it in an honest. straightfor-
ward manner. Just this thing alone
gives me confidence and strong hope
that i shall again be a well man."
Kidney Pills.
in loath Int-walk and Vicinity.
Last Saturday night the true What
"i am going to any one thing at any
Another caller Eo‘urday—a lady——
“We have spent thousands of dollars
"Dr. Hobbs' announcement that be
to prove it by the giving away oi a has
package. is quite a uovcityto me. as
heretoicre it has been °pay.' whether
themedlciuedidauygoodor not.
"We are going to give this remedy a
good, fair trial. and i hope that others.
culturing as my husband is. will hear oi
it and accept the kind and genome
offer which Dr. Hobbs makes."
A on!) row PUBLIC.
The added labor oi handing out true
samples of Dr. liobbs' biparagus Kidney
pills Saturday was greatly sweetened by
the inicrmatiun irom druggists in other
cities that wherever similar distributions
have been held a large sale at the
remedy has icilowed. antimony letters
oi gratitude have been written by those
who have regained lust health.
Every person who knows or inspects
that his kidneys or urinary paragon are
situated. every person who has any oi
the following symptoms. should make a
test oi these pills without delay. via:
Pains in the liack or Sides. Nervonsneas.
Frequent Thirst. Shortneut oi ilteath.
l’utiluess oi the Eyelids. Swelling oi the
Fest and Antics. Dark mini-ed or
Scauty Urine. with ulbuuiiucus or other
deposits in the urine. or too frequent
urination.
For the beuelit oi interested persons
living out oi town who, imm any mason.
failed to got a satanic at our store. Dr.
iiobbs authorises as to say. it you will
out out the coupon below and mail it to
the Hobbs ltctnedy 00.0hicago. ill.
with youruatuc and addrtisv. a sample
intro! these pills will be sent you by
mail. povtpaid. and iron at cswnac.
0'0. 0. WI.
Apothecary.
loath lorwailt. court
OUT Tull! COUPON (ll) i3.
U receipt oi this coupon.
mill: with your name and
rose. within one week fmrn
date of this per. we will for .
wardb that aim sampisbos ..
at Dr. obhs' hostages Kidney
i'iils. also his black on hides .
discs-rec. Address. ii 0 B it
Blltiltlw (:0 . Uhlflllo. lli.
stirrer 5mm an:
w«~»m
WY.
3'1 Tom M we returned m
last night from two wssts‘ campat
Sherwood? Month [All leday shim
lwmltMlsltt mm at Washington
iii-lla- called upon them and enjoyed
Woundhcstlagdariaa thesitsraoml.
WA“.
The MUM badlsndl’ui. ii
Wmmumm.
WW
Illa. . . . ‘
visa
«stores
var « '
Panic Prices.
And tho Numb-r in tea,
m ROTC"
no... n to MW" ““1 ‘ m" "‘0 POINT!
Tl!“ tortures inflicted Oil the Barcelona 01““ mm‘,. "Huh “.0 “van“...
”we“ were “awed by the ”"3”” man: in the science oi medicine has at
of Spain Senor Gaucvas dol Castillo
' . . ' list reachedoolimux ior poor suitetors
l rotho iriendvoi the tortured Victims like mynli? '
APOLLO
Trained dogs. ponies. aerial artist. acro-
. interact at the rate Oi lefl PER CENT
lady .
Because our stock
bought from manu-
iacturers at
Cycle and Hard-
ware Go.
In Washllltm Stunt.
Sign of the Silver Padlock.
Will open ior a short semen in the
AUDITORIUI
At lloton Point.
huts. and the celebrated clown.
Soto Duoroni
Performance every aiteruoon at 2.3); eve-
nings at SJ”.
ADMISSH till 10 CHIN-1‘8.
cleaning. li you have never used
it. try a rec cake; all grocers sell it.
Tachoiloctor’s
NOTICE!
NOTICE is hereby given to all persom
liable to pay taxes to theuku oi Norwalk
in thollouuty oi Palrilcld and stir. oi
Connecticut. on the mmtuent list oi 1896.
that i will meet them to receive said tease
at the ioilowing times and places. to wit:
At the store of W. ti. lianiord. East
Norwalk «down lowni. on Monday. Allu-
ust limit. ion. from iiio‘clcck ionuocn
until 12;!» o'clock afternoon. ‘
At the store oi J. (7. Bundle. at Winni-
pnulr. on the nitemoou oi Monday. Aug-
tint limb. ltDi, treat 8 o'clock until 4.30
o'clock.
At the store oi Alphoitito Dibble. at
South live Mlle ltivcr. on the evening of
Monday. August mm. "W. irotn 7 o'clock
until this) o‘clock. ‘
At the cities at the Colioctni'. Room lilo.
l. Masonic building. in the City oi Nor.
walk. in said town oi Norwalk. ou Tussw
day. August at. "In, irom ll o'clock torc-
uoou until it o'clock ailmtmui and train 7
until it o’clock in the OVntllliil.
Hr. Stephen (lemma-k. oi (loin-took
liros.. Norwaik. and Mr. J. M. Layton. at
his office. Railroad place. i-ioutb Norwalk.
are anthorhcd to receive tam tor me.
On all taxes which shall remain unpaid
alter the lat day at October. not.
will he charged iron: the am day at Aug-
ust. tau. until the same shall be paid.
“WINK ll. li'l‘. .iuiiN. (Bolivian
in and tor said Town oi Norwuik. on the
Li» oi fill.
Dated at llorwalk. Conan August 7.
iii”. hill at
W
.03th
hustling Attraction!
scram cuss noose.
'r 'snmmlnnnn ”nun-um.
MIWOMI.
Isdassday. Avg. "tit.
regimen“ comedian.
“I. FRANK JOHIU.
in mm: a his own» mum.
unsuited to Hill! lithium unveil.
suds-stein starlet assent may! llv‘
ou'IPr'QBSIGreatSacrificeSale. :
In Every Department!
‘ is all new and The only lever to meet the presentrequirements. Wished we knew what every custom- ‘
tl‘ wanted, and we would quote prices on it that would be irresistible!
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS!
those who do their buying in Norwalk.
There are bigger stocks in larger cities.
Cl RC U s I but better values or floor assortment
cannot be found in this broad land. We
have taken over 10.000 yards of silk and
marked them at just half price.
iskept upto the high-water mark. it
will be slaughtered until we reduce it
about halt. It you bare the slightest
. , . Paokers’ tar snap. (the genuine) tic
This remark was overheard ‘at a to dress suitcases. (Saturday onfi. two
A tsetse drummer! '
on .
ilsass.
to... at Isis and wait semis.
Q
The new tariff law will ali'ect this department in avery marked degree. There is no
doubt prices will advance. We have thousands of yards of silks and dress goods that
will make a beautiful dress or waist. Just step in and look the stock over. Prices for
this sale at least 25 per cent. lower than you can buy a month later ;an easy method
of saving money. I .
a.
Remnants.
This stock needs no introduction to
Dress Bonds.
icsdinggrccer's.llousekeepsrs who crash halts ht i-l Price. now
have tried it know that LUSTRINB 5.13 ones at this sale so on
- . ones at sale a 25
ts the best article on earth iorhcuse- “'75 M n th 3 “I” “5
idea of buying anything in Drona Goods.
Want to call your attention tort-m- buy now.
Blanket Department.
175 pairs til-4 summer blankets. line
and salt. worth lac. tor
Bargains at our Small Ware Department!
Iisses' Shirt Waists.
Sires 28 and 30. Miller on quell
ladies’ light Gowns '
trimmed with insertion and tricks. regn- all styles and prices. from 490 to .3 00
1M white and gru blankets. regular
price 81.50. at this c lltlc
nants lint.“ anion t them there re “.mufic3 “'75 eulnluor-aoomiortables. made of
u l ~ & many dollars to he‘ssaved. u is 3n: A film tails. doommnt 13:3"; figs; fihmwfip‘m'“ 3” ‘33;
ountorntomarkremnantare l .b t “m 5- Y men “‘1 as e . '
.nn n! we have decided tc'close gegzutzt customers. , ZOcankishtowele. very 1”” 123.0
Odour: mgmq‘mfllfig "1,... «000 . pools. that colors. ilcissry sill Underwear.
“I“ light or ark. sold the world over at To Extraordi , mum value!
South American ' ayurvl, 191“" “who at 5“ Lsdies' mtg iislo vests. high neck
(lufigfhasgh'lgtuiflznnd' 031' "in!” t“: and short sleeves: knee and ankle pants
Eggnwflfififlggflagfich W: value 50 and 75s a great bargain—we
x‘alueironmoc to 390.cvery yardlgozcs money eaohiitic '
Table damask. one-hall bleached. «the ' '
Oar Steal: of link and colored "mg m“ ”mm 6% 8,35% diam weiam. regular price. so and no.
- to match. Pure silk vests. sleeveless. in
30 black. piak.cream and white. ”Ruhr
need the room—find your size and save
lion’s merino shirts and drawers. me.
at this sale. each. 3-10.
Men's fancy laundered shirts. worth
tiilc. each 380.
,Boys’ heavy ribbed hose. double knee.
490 regular price.25o; they arecheap at 123.0.
M N l .. W ill hair pins for be $4.25 ones at this sale 2 ll lur 75c quality. at 490
Do You K.. line dos. best quality pearl buttons ilic $3.75 ones at this sale 1 Nil Cambrio drawers trimmed with embroi‘
p ”or 39., ”a 25° scissors “k. Bathing Suits. dery and lacks. extra value at 250
LUSTRII E ? fifimfl‘ofi‘m? f; m “w” . '1‘: A low leit at less ohm cost. Lsdiss’ Wrappers no.
' zil‘lgcddriesh stays. persloz 1 3c Ghlldun's Dresses Brigg in the host 31.25 wrapper you
arutngcotton. coors ic mad {a d .1 .i 'h ,. can uy and com . itwith these.
"Os WI SILL 'T l it shoots paper and 48 envelopes . like regular 93:. gm 5.53%.." "b 321:, Notice the skirt w lbeubout one-hall
yard wider. the sewing will boulittlo
better. the style will he just a little
tr. later. There is alwaysa something in
2;... favor of our wrapper.
Lsdias’ White Skirts
~ ' ‘ The.lttvt'l,_ll9$tv§
t0'9: calla?" all _
Wall __Sts.
HAVI run
F van no ALE iii: iii—ills
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
. .fl.}~iltgular. . . . .
e13“-.. - _ . . H. ”mm,“ M, . ___.- .
._.. r- ,. . .__.._.._.,......
Wr‘snaruo'ue CALL. 384.
w DO YOU "
Use our immune coffees? They are the best in town! You to
he the judge! The FERRIB HAMS and BONELESS BACON
are famous, because they look well, they taste well, they digest
well. they nourish well. Can we serve youwith them? We have
goods that please the eyc,ticklo the palate and enable the digestive
organs to do their best. Our butter is the top notch of perfection.
(CHARLES E. SEYMOUR.LsadIng Grocer.
' ss Vest Washington Itrsst. loath Isrwsik. lit.
and see.
No need oi your canning iruits or vegetables this season.
from the best packers ior their choicest output and at prices which will enable us to sell them cheaper
than you can put them up yourself. Our lull opening will surprise you both in quality and price. Wait
W.
, OUR FORESIGHT WILL BE YOUR PROFITl‘
We have contracted lor thousands oi cases
Bartlett plan. it lb can.
White cherries. ii in can.
W. 9 1|! m.
tlaiiioruia peaches. it it can.
we Early June-peas. can.
lilo larrciat pass. ll cans.
loo Hiltod it. .1. poll. pet can.
the linked beans. per can.
liaiiioraia apricots. hits. two canuiorllhc Alaska salmon pcrcau.
Very Best Eight Orssntsty Butter. lac Pound!
7c Boundmaoltsrci. lb can. lilo
lliic corned heel. ii iii can. we
lilo sardines. 7 cans. lilo
tile 7 MW! soap. 950.
we 7 Donna strap. W
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