. (B! Milled In“)
Washington. July 21-41 was estruv
Iliad that General lilies military expo.
“its! against Porto Rico was this
m somewhere oil the coastnortlt
fl anti. secretary Long says that
,, awarding to to mm‘ the lie-2t Iot
transports with the gavel convoy got
"away from oil Sihoney at half past 3
o‘clock yesterday afternoon ind it Is
believed that they are hunting at
about the usual naval speed In squa-
dron, oi ten knots per hour.
The war department is utiil In oili-
.eial ignoriuee oi the reported retire-
. mat of Garcia with his army from lII'
Amoioan lines at Santiago and the reo-
Iguition of that Cuban general. It is
oonsideted n little singular thii Gen-
eral Shatter has not made a report to
the department of the ease by tele~
graph. htit he has Ito tar shown little
disposition to Iii-quaint the depart-
ment with the state oi itiltiirit at stu-
tIago unless called upon by direct lu-
unify by the amnion oi thr. 'I‘us
it was not known at the department
oflcially that General Wood had been
created military commander oi Satitlu
go nithotmh til fuel Would set-in to be
one oi sufleleut imleitee to justi-
fy its mention In a .eabie Ileupztteb.
Regarding General (Iarrlu's tieleotlun
It IS noticeable that the oIlIi-lii'n oi the
war dmrttnent have a good deal oi
apprehension over the outlook.
No reports oi the yellow fever situtr
tlott at the trout were received either
yesterday or today said Adjutant t-en-
eral Corbin.
It was annontirtd that the troop; tlI'tl
convoys under General Mile-I probably
would arrive there sometime next Sun.
' day. but itirther details were withheld.
moans AIID mamas.
“gamut-giant“ ltreagth
(tithe m Itsdm Ant).
I8! Annotated Press.) .
Washington. July :2---».\ consultant at
statement. prepared by Major John A.
Johnston. usistam adjutatii gent-til.
shows that of the 27? .‘Iitti “W" author-
Iled by t'ongresiI to be enlitited llt thI
regular and volunteer artiiieti. Estella
tip to this time llitVI‘ been murdered it:-
to the set-rive. i)! do ‘.':l,o::t require“
to complete the authorized quota oi tltI
army. l:i.:ttitt tire III-gtilttrs.tl.itou tll‘t‘ vol-
tIiiteeru under the II-IIIIIIII I-nll. Ilil‘.‘ Ill‘
lllllllllltt'h. and MRI itre engineer».
The IItitltorizeil IIti'IIIIgilt oi the reign
lnr army is tIthIIo. tlu .tprll no. it rmi-
talitetl :fimm turn. store that time
23.19: l‘l‘t‘l'IlllIl hat I been obtained iront
a probable Ifuuui nppllintita. by it lllli
Itid nutttbet oi III-rttttltig nine-Ire. lit!"
the moat part stranger-I In the rotittiiy
tIIlIV'IIllhlii and during a period of rum
[trillion by Mute authorities tor tltt‘
II'IIIIII‘ ltll‘ll. in the opinion oi the oili-
Ilulit oi the war IlviuirtIIiI-bi the return»
Iii rIgitlar army IiIlhIintI-nts will when
It tiltflt‘rnit‘t- iliIIt‘i-IiaII on thin IIIIiiniIIiI
tlott t‘I'ttlIt'It. 'l‘tiI- eil't'liuili oi the l‘t'fl'l‘
llit‘ lIi’IlI)‘ totluy. liIioI l't"t‘||l Itmttuliiiw.
estiuiiitId Iti Jim". iII tine:
'I‘hII utilltoriaut hit’t‘llfllll oi ill“ rolitii
tier army t» :iIIJIIIo. til tlIiII lililli‘u"
teame- tiete iIiI iIiiItId in the prrItlIleitt‘II _
ilriti tail for troupe. all oi width lt.i\
been II'I'I‘IINt'll. tIiIiitI ml and put illlh
the held. II'IJIIIII wI-iII- lllt'ltliliil In th-
iii-rout] I‘Illl. HUM" til nltlili li.l\l‘ but 'l
hittittrt'rtl title No unlit. .t.oiio w it
to eItIiaiiiitiII iliiIII- Iipeeiiii III-ulitirttiu III
IIittIili-y. tttttttu wIiI iititiIIiiieI. III Ii il..'itt't
their tuition to
ill tit \IdiiittIiII- and I the
mil tor tIIoIIo iluo lItl IIiilIIIIIII i.III
been Iii-«triiIIIiIIi Iiiitoiui lllttIiII 'lt‘lt III
glittlrtitlt it~ ItitI Itlt lll ”II III lIl
tItII IIImIIiliiit 'I III
three IIpIIbtl I‘IIIIIIII iIniiIIIIItI ~IIIiI
lliwilai‘ lit tiIlImI-l lliiImitIll t‘IIIiIitII
'l‘ort‘tttr .IIIIII t‘olonel liltflnlgt lIIIII bun
rbt'ritltt‘tl to Ito-ii Iilil I‘I iiotlt
llterr on hundreds oi. iiili'lltitllll
titty ruiIItuIlrII that not) “III" III ttII-III.
t‘angrt-Iui itittltorlned tit. IIIiiIIItIIIiii III
In.“ yellow lever tuthtuttw and M
thte lumber talus lIIIiII boil lIIiinlt'l‘tll
Iota the serytre. .\II III the III" “I.
“to art romanti- ettrepi the iterriiiti
”ti and Tenth. and they probably
‘lll It” It! M'i‘iilietl to their lull
Wh. III the I’lJiItitt I-Itgitteete ttlltli
Limit
The ilIIl out
«stimu- Iii enters IIiiIi Limit
the W. 5' Mn and hid”
“I W W. H lfitrn and
II IIIiiil
.ittIl ;i_‘.
hi \i Itluilllll! iIiItItII
Illlii
lot
m by I'W‘lltl ttrl oi t'IItIIIrIIIII
”to been IflWlFI'I‘tI.
Mi
Mi
‘ III.
' his?
papers
300 men. it Is expected that the Third
regiment will be recruited to its tail
strength in n iew days.
The recruitng. tnttslterlng, equipping
and pit ring In the ileld oi the present
great I my of nearly 800.000 men In
less the n ninety days ~every man Inw-
log to undergo a strict examination~
is man tied by army experts as a won-
Iieriiil athleveiueut. Dulce" repmenI
ting the great armlett 0! Europe havr
peo- aims i.-II at the work aeeomplialied.
and admit iranltly that Europe eontaitttI
little of such lighting material as b
to be lonno' in abundance in the Unit-
ed States. ‘
ADV] CE FOR SOLDIERS.
Do not drl nlt water unless It has been
boiled. ii In the least doubtiul.
Ito not ha die in water unless it but
been boiled. I
Cook your iood thoroughly.
Avoid the Illlt‘ oi alcohol. Internally.
Avoid being pill In the night air to
drive. It iiI: iII I-Itiuioi be molded wt'nt
up carefully. eoverltig the (III-e well.
'Avoid don tpneas at all timers. (‘hangt
your ctothetI the moment they are wet
or dump wu I‘ll prnrtteanle.
lie moderate in eating: do not en
heartily when tired or overheated.
At the end or a march bathe the [pet
III boiled waiur. dry well. and powd-II
them with I-otnpound talettm powder (It
some toot powder.
MI er pttt on nine itttiga that are drum
or nine ltlriga at any time when the lee:
are not dry.
,llo not out iriiit oi any ltind tlltlt'ti:
IIerteI-tly ripe. and do not eat It at al.
in the summer. >
urtore going out in the morning IIIIL
three or live grains of guttiine and
run of hot I-oiiee. This is ltuperativt'
Mr aye wear a tlantiel oand over the
abdomen.
('hutge Iili rout Ilothes every do
when iII'IitItlrnlIIII. especially iItoIIItitut
.IIIi Iiro were.
Avoid exIIi-uneu It! all kinds.
Arold exposure to the Iqu when IIOIII
1ulple, and ii exported mitrli keep it wet
handkerIliiet in your but all the while
so expend.
lie \‘itt‘i'llllu‘ll.
Ii Interline IIiIrt'y It lemon.
when thirsty. ‘
IIIIII
'I‘ll.IIItI1 WERE REAsthS.
'l‘he policeman totittd the man Iltiltit
. on the doorstep oi it houIIII in Four atti
IItIII-liI-i turret. resting at Itbi‘ltit :
II‘IIIoIIIt iii the "turning.
"\I'hitt‘II the matter with yott‘.“
itrowlt-II the man when the policeman
took hold oi itlttt,
"lt'tI titne tor you to get up.“
the pollI-IIIIIIiu. pietiiutntly.
i "tIIIeIIII not." itrutied the man. utilit-
III'obetiy "l thltilt I heard the t‘ltlt'l
In the aleeplo strike 3 a tow minutes
Into, didn't I?"
"It‘s about lliill t'itne.
IIIIIIIIIr.
“and that's no time tor It “hill to tie
tip who doesn‘t have to I-IItI-ii it train
in it?“ .
The tuilleeinun whit 'tll‘t‘t'tl to Iltllltll
that it with not.
"'l‘iieit."‘ said the tutor "what do )tii
wont to IIIIIiiirlI the lore? l \t‘ith'ill Ill
Ierteritig with anybody. win. I‘.‘"
“No. but you t'tlit't Intuit III-Intuit thi~
edit
itdtitliteii IIII
wiit'. \‘ittt nIIIIIt go liotite,‘
"Nitwy. I‘ve been home. and MI
got enough III II. I don't go lttilttt-
tiill lttIl H
‘i’ll have to run ion to IttiII-IIII you
lt‘iIH‘ thiu tlooi'ItIIh.”
“WI-ll. l‘ll irate the doorstep. In
it law .ibtditiil Ittittrit. l ittti not buthitu
ior ttoiti lt'. IIiiil I‘ll leave iitII Ittep. but
I hunt on lionte "
. \t‘liiii‘u I‘iII IlIltllI‘l‘ with tour home
You It't‘lll III to .I Iittltt III-I-IItti Iioi't Iii II‘
Inuit."
“'l‘ltiil'I- what I out.
tit ttiliiItI, IlIItt uuttion Itiwnyu wit-I II
lift“ to .I t||ilt‘l lIlIIll tllht‘ Iii, liiii ,
mind it till llllh “Ill' IIiiiiI up IIIiIl IiiI
iitnt «but hadn't titiui . “IV“ iii I| rill
Il.I I-IIiio not Iotii wot limit when Iihe
in non to all” Itittllltll llr home like it
am 4 thumb uiIIIIIIIt .IitIl nlie ttittt lIII
I't'ltlll l and l nIIIIIIi it but Ililltfl ltitl
Mllltlll it tor IIIitItle. tliiiilttiitt utttyiii
the MI itIoIiIiIIt hm IIIil It wIII-ii'i IIII
time till do not III mild “to it bris-
Ioiiri. and there on-II‘I out prutiiotioti
In IIlitht lot the that I rtiuhl new. I“
laid out. I tlt’ht'l‘lI ll. and I‘ve lost httiItt
tiitIII Iii II-Ituipitttt out t\t‘l' IlIIt‘I‘. iiittiIi
me that Will plii. will you?" he rott-
IiiIItIIt. \tlllt II iIIIIt toward Itii umbrella
oi Mn “N. itiitl litI altiwly l'tnitI Mill lli‘i"
I.Ii-I-It III booth on to It new raltip. ..
Wiinlitiigttui flint
lIIii ti'II tiiy wiiI
Warn—I‘m
it it” "twill bI III-Im- men might to h
ten uhy at town- openers
.- _.. /
Ir» hast IIIIIIII about I myti do
lulIIIIIIII til it good woman.
Meat .I per «III
«any.
' Should Remember:
That the EVENING SEN-
TINEL gives the news every
day irom two to six hours
in advance of the New York
alt
sold here.
wanton“. MAL "WI.
' One oi the rear wheeltt‘oi Courtlttnd
Hilsdon's milk wagon raught in the
trolley track oi the Norwailt Street
Rolway. at Washington and North
Main Iiireettt thltt morning. and was
wrent‘hed oil.
St. Joseph's T. A. II. ItoIIlety met
last night in MIIIIIII Hall. and listened
to the reports submitted by the oili-
eers‘aud committees. which demoti-
Itrated that the society bi in a good
muIlltlIItt ilnnneiaily and socially.
Last night‘s thunder storm. watt very
more in Boston and Weatot‘i. A large
Iltn on the premises at Mr. Ilratlley.
he one IntiitttiuI-lttror. was ttll‘ilt'lt and
unity shuttered. A portion haul been
Iiandittg under the tree It few moments
before the bolt Ilanrended.
Joseph llnvlit, oi South Norwullt. has
tern appointed (‘ottnei-tleiit :Ilitlt' t‘l‘ll'
iirloit tor the (honour Itoad Hub. of
tnterirn. whit-II hau jurisdiction over
tll road ritI-eII. At it recent meeting oi
lie national board it was voted to re-
'lIll till dues oi llitnu- members who
have enlisted ill the I‘ttited States at—
Itty or navy.
Three trolley ears were required
,l‘uesdity evening to bring to Westpori
ront lirlilueport Illt‘llllwl‘r‘t oi the lodtt-
III of Knights oi I’ytltlaw Iti Illt' IIity
II ”till the Weutpot lodge. (In low
be rare tor National hall. “here It it
-eption and entertnlttttieut took pliiI-e.
hey presented an appI-Iti'IiIiI-e while
Irmaitut the village bridge It a wry
rI-IIpeIIItithe looltiuit IIIiuipIiity. 'l‘hi- Io~
'ltI lirrllirt'li not only thought ~III lIIit
Ivitlrtttly tI-li tlitii way by the man-I
lt'l' III “llil'll i‘ttltiI lt)‘ the lilllllh lt"'
IIreIIIii and other itooil tltlnits. were
lispeinted. The visitors were III light-
III with Weetport ItltII tilill‘li’tl {IIII llt' tr
return beiore midnight. lmpI-I-IIIII-Il that
Knights here are iollowltitt the hind
Ii social pathway the tenet.» of their
Il'tlnt ten-lies. tllh‘l‘ lll'tittt'li lIIIlitII. Iii
Iloiillt Norwitlh. was well I'IIIIrII~IIitlI-II
in the gathering.
It Kl‘t'itl IiIIItI oi interest is I't'lllt‘l't‘ll
II the national I-IiItiqutneIIi or the
trend Army oi the Itepitldli- wltiett
rill be .Iield in t‘iIII-iitiiaii Iluritut the
Inn week iii Si-ptrtttlier :IIlil the vet»
'i‘ltllti oi t‘onttIIIiiIIItt will It'lltl It utilit-
her "I tli'legiittm. Then is». .t |iiualltli~
ty oi t'ottttertirttt buying the honor oi
"epreeetttat ion on the otth-LII iIoIIrIl tor
It i» ItiiiitiItti-Il that IlItI ddoguttou
trout this More will lti‘t-et‘lil the littlllt‘
IIi Judge 'l‘.ItitIir. oi liartirod. III-lore
III- t‘lli'illllllllit‘lll as it IIIiiiilldttte ior iiii-
littltll t‘tlllllllltlltli‘t'. A movement has
‘Ieeii on tool for several yum: to N‘II
'Ill'l' ibi- jIIIiuI-‘u pertitIIIIiIIti to .Iion
ltb- name to be ill't‘ht‘llll'tl but he hit».
iIIIIpIiIl .I~I IIIII'II ii~ the Min" Wm mode
I iI the III: IiIIrItl label that he would
‘I‘ttlU‘ tItI Illlitli' IIItIIieII Iiiutot it he
iii-old ttllI-‘It‘lll i'IIiI Mate ltIIII IiItIr
Iei been tutored with thi eleIttott oi
one oi it» muo- IIII It ttIItloiIIII Itillliltiliitl
er.
mmmum
MAY ll VAN. I’ll“.
tllr Aamwtillt'tl I'retnn
Wall IIirIIIII. iii in II III. the quI-Iiit
I ope bid with IIIIIIIIuIiiti miIIIII-r .«lion
It :IttittintiItI than too III-urn! ditye
pIiIII Ititiltoitd »toIIloI Iidi.IIII-Il t|lillt‘
Iiiiitorittit and mine or the
““1““th 'ilIUWI'Il ut-I-Iitri' litliih. \Il-
\‘ttlll‘l‘h Wt'l't‘ in nearly till now» ll'Ilt'
iiotial.
\t'IiiI street. it II. III. lli‘itllltltt it I“
ioruely IIiitiIIiti-Il III the M|It‘ IiItlilII t‘iil
ion. till. Rubber and it other IIiIiiIttIit
IoMIiI- lll'tlfll‘t‘nh. hItItropIIliIttiI lIoiiiIr‘
led up to Hill but did too bold llll‘
«in. dv vaItIeII iii the IIIIiiIlIIiII
that“ (lull bll‘lhltlfl. ‘I‘Iiere WIII
bet-Iii Ntlitlnit tor the III w gIItI-rittiiI-iti
:l per rtut. when tutti-II and unit-II III-III
made at tutu.
l't‘Iitl atria-t. ttooii ltoiuui ..iII.IIItii:I
oi‘ lllt‘ lentiltil iIlllHIilll ttiitrldiitii .. tlizlll
god hands at III.II'II\‘iItl prtrrn. the MI
utt‘ttttitt' nllt‘ll‘lll in this tl‘llitllllllI'Iil
extended In it ItiiiIi tlI'fli‘H' only to the
ttorII Iiiit. 'l'ott’tttth- iititidut pit: I'I i‘ItIi
uit alighily Iiti ptotii iIIiiiiiiI i‘lillt'l 'tt
lioitn. Willi tiliIIriIs.
I. lit |I
Wall ulrtwt. t: p, in.
lion oi Iiiwetilittlvo Interest itiltt II but
Iitoehe rolth-It «Iterations lit the g ‘Ilt‘i'Itl
Iltit III ntgiiiIh-Ittire. Italiiinore and
Ohio salami trout ttthiItiiIIItIi. loom-wt
hyttte drutte trIIIiIIiIIIItt III the Ilfltils
The iIiitiI-etit I'll l
may ITEMS
Ia'r . I »
unions. PRICES.
Closing out man places and bits oi
prettiness at very low cost; handsome
goods that are as nice now as the day
they were 'made. only the quantity is
less and prices are less. Made up ur-
ticles and stone by the yttrd—iueliion-
able lads:
ladles‘ Neoliwear.
laces.
Embroiderleu.
Dress Trimminsl.
Ribbons.
' Velllngs.
(‘MII’E'I‘tL i
One tinitorm price for a wide vari-
ety of annoying-75c a yttrd~just be-
them
from one port oi the bulidlttg to anoth-
er. [mm the main door
cause wo ure about to remove
to the one
. above.
5~|“l‘t|lllt.‘ lloIly Brussels.
Moquettee.
Axmitieteru.
Velvete.
\VIISII Goons
DEPARTMENT.
'l‘rieo Suiting butt made one oi the
good lutprrrsloio. ol the tit‘liritlll. ll wII
may be allowIIl to lodge by the eel-
ling.
anti iiultitble {or either town or t‘OIIlI'
Durable. lttIiittaomI- and stylish.
try wearing. mountain or seashore.
No lilting. lIItI-rliiilttg or rilfit‘llillg of
any sort l‘t'tlllll‘t‘tl. whether tor luI-bI-t.
waist or shirt.
or IIINII.
”—
Price. 2
Figured ltIIIitI Linen. in colors that
are strong and that will wash; I-IIrtaitr
ly it bentiitt‘ul III.ItIriIil.
Ill-iii. utIIlI , ngr yd.
”Alibi.
.\III.~Ilii, siliI . Id htttttini: III lztige \*.i
riely and lot It\t‘rIl priI .~'. .Ill :I'IaIs.
i
I'lti-ry Hill'tl.~7t' .I lie iIl’ltI) IIIIII ilIi\’)
t'lt‘illl‘h atIlIliliIII. ll iII'I.t;IitItl tor the ill»
ploy oi IIIIIIIIIIII: \‘ttlttl'ti.
tlwtt It lion!
The D. M. READ C0.
WIND?
« NOTICE 2
Special Tort“ letting.
‘l‘lII iiIlI.Ii-iI.II .I.~. heal \ttltl'k oi do
lots" oi .\oiw.Illt. IiiiI ltIIIi-lit itiiltli. II
and it .I'iiitIII Ibo I hl‘tllll ion It iIiI llil'.
will be told to tin or“ tout lllll III
"II ttpr'tu lioiII liloIit. Mt i.IilIIl. oti
nun IIIIIII I... WI-Ilttmiut. ilh :iitt
i'ttl oi .liilt has. III N II‘IloIb itt iitII
lrIIItIittu. ltll iii tolloutttn portion-II to
tilt.
l i In t-Ih- .I. Iioit upon the poilttott
III it. \I' .\t.iplII~ Iiud tlllII‘t‘tt in do It
IiIIi that Indian IIII itl‘lll'tlllllJII i
'lor the aid of intuition oi Illt‘ IIIiIiiI-iIII
Ill liliII town no» in the field ot the till
:Illilltl .Irnit til the l‘itlted SIIIIIII. Itlill
Illili tit. mom It be liteiIIIItIIt in wt
III-hie the moon so tuttlntlllittlttl IiII II
III |lltlllli llIltIl III be timed III "will at
:lltt’lt‘ ilimiittuii lttl' ilii tiltipim‘ Iiii
IWlllt‘ll it In .ippIoprIItteIl. and that no
Ii-IIoii iII' tomb in them oi the IlIIt.iilI
III tIII I'XIII‘IltlllIII’II III niiid llllltl.
J. 'l‘o illlllltttldl' .IIIII llllt‘Il tiII IIII
lIIlIlItlti to hold no iiuIiIuI Iidt’ltlll
littitlitrillttmI III IItt town in tin .iiiittiiiti
ot‘ not be. ”In“ timiwo by IIIIIIIIII.
.lttiilihi III tiII tout. III that tittIIItIiIl pit
illllt :ii you». IIIiiit lblII tlIl'I‘. I. ill in
tIIItIIIi Ill iiIII IIIIIiII llilll t I I' I. :
pI-i iiiiiIIIIIi IIII..tIII» lti I'tlillll IIIIIiI .I'I
itiitl patio III» iI'Ittl to It‘ll mild hm.
and with ilu matte Id IIIIIIII IIIIIIII to
In“ "ll‘ll lIlIlI ltlIIillttMi
ii To illllliulldt‘ the It liItIIiItt
II Iito tho IIIII tIIwiI \'-Illll to be III
"II III) dlili titllt-l hlIIliIIII tit liil tIt
lttiIl IlliIl mop wow. tit till} our or ittoiI
III llit‘lll. IIII-tttIilltta to ”lit“! to be pro
rented to the IIIN iiitl. and to "till-V tl
'ti tI‘IIiIH illitirttttl‘lltllttll lIIr thi Mimi
t. to Itiitto- an appropriation tor th
I‘uitttih'iioii oi the grand lath-s oi the
lItttIt rIIIIIrIbI IIIlllItII'lIIltl at It honor
I I
m" “'t‘t‘t‘t- i It in ~- lltIlt'olt iiIo. rim-.iimt
’“I It'll“: otherwtiie lltt' itiItriIeI m‘ | :ltttwwi Moreen. Illt‘ m It.“ "I
t I I . ill ‘
:‘ll’rtltll iIIIIIIiII iii ItiI hour till I told ’ i‘, It. Mllhltlid.
IGI'IIIMIH 'I‘IllIhIIIlI‘.
Mlllll. MIMI.
tIeleeltiiett oi Nurwtiitt.
' Wrath -rOU t.
it you are It you»: man out tirirtiui
with It ml. and but one at his arm
is tislbit. the nth“ in I” III.-
.. «II.- »c- to...
H'lnllitlll I! CC III M M I“ mmtldll. NM". 9
If P/‘/ ‘9 w i l
l Ir :0 ,. . In. In.” In» .
3‘ i r 1 P I '5’“ it it." a flip
The" ending Dry
.I
Summer Underwear.‘
Ladles' ribbed vests. 5c.
Ladies' ribbed vests. with and with-
out sleeves. 100.
Indies" Richelieu ribbed route, 12%“.
Indies‘ line Egyptian ribbed Vests.
lite. ‘
IIadlen' Richelieu ribbed vests, Iare
trimmed. 2
ladles' extra size vests. elm 7 ms.
25c.
India guitar vests. long and
sleeves. 260.
IIIIIlletI' silk resin w.itlte blnelt. pluii
and blue Mr.
Fine Jersey llale thread combination
stilts. 50c. .
lIadles‘ littee punts, Egyptian yarn.
251'.
Mlhitt'tt' line Jersey ribbed III-sis. In
and ”him.
short
Children's India goose vents and
prints. all elm.
Cbildeu‘tt inidlum weight vent: and
pants. all sizes.
Iloys' normal shirts and drawrru. all
sizes... "'
all slseii. 2!
Men's II‘renIIII llalbrlggttn shirts and
drawers. i500.
Men's medium weight shirts and dra-
Worn. white and gray. 250.
Ellen's medium weight wool .sltlrts and
drawers. 7?»- to $1.
..._..._. m......—..»--...-._
Separate .Skiris.
New styl-s in trash skirts just open-
IIIl. \I'Itlte diIIIk :iud I‘IIIIIII. line linen.
ilur tiltlrts tire all well made. \rell ilti-
isbivd and “'l’ll draped.
390
NORWRLK. CONN.
390
Men' II Balbrlgsttn shirts and drawers. I
liilll-‘lll‘ and t'l‘ulili. nary blIi-I IIIIIIk skirts ‘
TRISTRAM a HvATT,
No. 2 Gazette Doildlng, Nor-walk, Ct.
Houseliirnishiiig
Department.
M
We are selling a good hand made
hammock with stretchers for 81. They
it“: worth $1.50.
3 quart lee cream ircesers. $1.60. |
lite picks. watering pots. reirigerator
pans. '
The wire ily killer. 10c.
4 quart granite preserving kettle. 25:.
Mutton and lightning Jars.
.liir rabers. all kinds.
10 pair toilet acts. 82.50.
1: quart galvanized lmn water pails.
lllr.
lioit‘t iorgIIt we have the vapor store.
I
XIlII‘ best summer store on the market.
'.\It sizes.
TRISTRAM 8- HYATT,
SCOFIELD 8- HOYTM
\‘lill open July 12th it IIotttplete line of LADIES" .\ll SI lNl
, 'N DER“ II..\ it.
at the popular priII II of the (‘I to III. I
39c
In“. our Npfl'lt‘lllfl
WI W.-
Ifli. III 3". “I.
Repairing. Iteiitiiiii. 'l‘eiieliiiut.
\\e are agents for itintitels for gas lamps tit Ith- t‘ilt' Ili.
Soiitlt Norwtillt itiIIl Norwnllt stores.
SGOFIILD CI HOYT. I: Wnahington Otroot. South Norwnik.
1” . m
w”
The Sotitinol’s Want, For Sale and To Let Ads.
Bring Quick Returns.
Lttgitt. that and lost itiiitltit Bicycle [litter in the llorittllt
ti \tnori ‘IIII 't‘mreler. the itiirnlwt tile ele iii the iitiiritet.
iiiiii Import-I ‘t‘an be into-it down Itlitl nvpiite’ed without changing utilitaliiwtitti.
iIti titan. III. III. III. till.
“I.
“lulu
The same Iliseo‘tiitt at
LUTHER M. WRIGHT.
that option». 'I‘wo plans crash
'I
all
it‘ltlilll Il. tile’Nti. Mittiiitror liieyole Dept.
Open evoiiiitgu until 9 o'eltirlt.
Harrow. I’ltitetooii. Buggies. Weiroiiit. 'l‘rueloi. liariietts. Whips. Robes. Bing.
kettt. "one “node. made and repaired.
Factory and Repository, Franklin and Indiana Sis.
“07H NORWMIKI CONN.
Norwalk Chronicler