Evening sentinel, Friday, August 5, 1898 · page 8

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‘Wuhiagtou. Auguat Fr—‘i‘he follow-.

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N report or later General Josephi
Wheeler on the operations hetore San—
title tie Cuba has become .availahle:
. "More Buntingofinba. July 7. limit. .
We Adintant General. Fifth Army
. Cori”!

Iir: After the engagement oi June

through the valleydawton'a and Kent's

...eollln‘andl occupying the hills in the

vicinlty oi the place. After two days'
rent, iawtpn 'II ordered forward. and

lathe night of the 30th instructions

5. regular Santiago road.

were given by titular General Shaitor to

1th“ oflrer to attack Fancy. while the
cavalry division and Kent‘s

divlaion
5m ordered to move forward on the
The movement

5 . commenced on the morning at July let.
; - The cavalry division advanced and for-

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had he line. with its left near the Sun-
. . read. while Kent’s divieion form
edits line with the right joining the
left at the cavalry division.

Col. McCicIInnd. of General ShaftI-r's
ma. directed me to give inntruciionn to
General Kent. which I compiled with in
portion. at lilO'Hillllu' titnc personally Iii-
rooting General Sumner to mllVl‘ (or

“all The men wore all compelled to

wade the San Juan rivcr to got into

line. This was done under Vary heavy E between the. 1m, ill?“- ur‘pn‘aghtl

lire of both infantII and attlllcrv.
Our balloon having becn sent up right
by the main road. was ntadc a mark of
by the enemy. It was evident that w--

line on we would be by an advancc. and
1 thereforc prmacd the command lor-

, ward from tho covering under. wihclt I two mutant.
ll merged into lllll'llE
\vho ‘

it was formed.
space in full view of the i'ill‘llkV.
occupied itren-Itvvorks and batteries on
the crest of the bill which ovcrlook4
Santiago. illni't‘i'ii and turn falling iii
every step. The troopa' a
lantly. anon renchcd the i It oi thohili
and ascended. driving the enemy from
their works and Occupying thc‘nI on tho
creet of thc hill. 'i‘o III-Ioniplish this
required courage and dctcrminntlon on
the part of th-I oilli-crs and lilt‘il of 'i
high .ordcr. and thc losses erc vury
severe. Too much credit cannot b1
given Sumner .Iud (lent-tat Rent mn‘
their gallant litigadu innInIandvts (‘ oI

onei Wood and\t ‘olonil t‘:II-.roll of III.
cal‘nltv. iiiIIri ll iiaItIlltou.‘ .1'lll\\l\iil§
commanding the first brigadi, Kon'
division. and i‘oioIII-i l'careon. commun-
ding accond hrigadc. i‘oioncl i'arroli
and Major Westiclls er-o both woundvd
during thc t'lllll‘iit', but Major \\‘c.-si5ll~
was cnnhicd to mum and I'eatttito rout-
tIInud. tieucrnl \t'ycitofi. coutniandlu:
Kent's third brigade. was kilicd at
123i“; I.chItI‘IInIII i'oIoIIt-I Worth took
command and waits wounded III I:.':Ii'.:
Lhuucnaut i.ltil‘llill than Ioolt cotttnutn‘t
and war \vouudi-d at i'Jt'Jtt. and tho
mtutnauil thcn devolved upon |.i-5IIII-u
aIIt (‘olouri I-Iwirn Ninth infantry
I'pan training the went 1 ordcrci
iii‘l‘lflilllhiiliiii, to be iflilllii'lii‘i t.od littd at ill
to tho lllil itII Nilllhlti plikn ap’ltdn
and Mia. 5i5ili‘ t'ill‘ill)'5t~ rctrI-itt from
Illt‘ riduc wan ptrtipitalc but our lllt'ii
wcic all thoroughly «'vhuquI-d that it
was lllilltltlalitii' tor tin-In to follow.
'l‘hI-it' Idiom w.-I5i- soaked with water by
wndltlu the Han .lIIiIII river. they had
become iii'l‘lhil-ti with rain. and Man
they l't‘ilt'iil'ii thI- i‘l'i'tii thry were .Iimo
lutriy unable to pron-ml further. Not
withiuandtng lliili Ionditou. tilcrc cti
haunted Inca iaiorcd during tin~ night
to erect hrrauiwotku. iurnbth dctaiiu to
bury the dead. and carry the IvoIIIIdI-d
ititt'ii In improviml litters. I will word
aioilg the line that l't'iliiill‘i‘t'llli‘llitl
would soon t'carh III. and that Lawton
would .luitt our right and tinu limit-rid
hairs would I'ttnlt' "up and strcngtbca
lliil‘ li‘i‘i. Miri' I‘t'iii'liillfl lili‘ ii‘iutl ill
the ridgc. iit'ilt'i'iii b‘cut u-Iit iiIc 'I‘hii
tccnth roguiars to and»! in ulrrngtiwtt
in] our right M midnight i'icuctni
halt-a initiated and i plan-d hitn in 'l
Ittl‘otil Itmitiotl on the left of our illn-

ilnuetui i.il\\'ittii had atti-IuptI-d to
loin front i‘unvy. but when my than
our lined in was tired upon iiv Ihc Mini
Itinrdu and turned bitch. but loiIIi-d its
twat day at noon by a Ilrrtiituio routi-
ittitlng llil titc day on July all, ihc rut
airy dilation. Kent's division and i'llliI-s'
brigade were engaged with tho cactus.
being Ituidertt-d to u lil'i‘l‘ iiil‘ and in}
«unlit. talent l'tittilliiili‘ti. and law in
the iidt’ idihilttt‘n iiiIi-tiittt tiltui iwrtittp-
mucii.

““l‘ilil lit-5 cIItltv Ill.liiit‘ilil‘lil to.
dial [Wi'itli'iiit‘ti iio-lI dull .. aitli Iiiill
age. ludguo-ut and ltiIiiiil at... m
credit hi our to identruaint I‘Iaoiicl .l
H. liltl'ei. MIIJIII‘ Williitlti it ih'at h l‘np
Igln .iII-cph it}. itirkttuitt and liltillt'll
Mil M. l'. liltu'lt'. i iii‘lil’t' also to my

- that Lirutettitutv datum. ileum and .br

54“."

“w. Wheeler. p i‘aptalu William M5
In l‘haudlrr. Malia ll. \ I‘IIIIIIIIIi-iu.
Aurollna Mouth and i‘oiputai .iiditi
ldtlldlllnrli Iilett domw high Illliiillt'ii
hikll iur rotting-5 and good mound

Hutu Wtal tIIy tiliiilitiili.t"« It .I.
m IIWI'lIil i'IIliiiil iliiittittti ltti Ill it...
n and good iti’ltlllti Iltlltlt“ iii. t‘llli
Infill IltIti \ilittl \'..loti ilIi .. I 4..“
toward Wit-oh llil“ iII-u 'llillt than
full duty. t‘iplulli iltndic lilti First
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The attpnrh courage dtepiayed by the
adhere and men will be mentally men-
tioned in the reports a! Iubordinate
commanders. Very respectfully.
' JOSEPH wannwtt.
iii-Jorvflenerai. Volunteer;
‘1‘ true. copy.
JOSEPH WHEELER. in. aide.

 

onuntnleunioain W.‘
(By Abnoclatud Frau.)

Hartford August. h—The midsum-
Iner reunion of the Gideon Wells Nair-5-
al Veterana' association was held hare
today. Cnptin Henry F. accolinnt. oi
New Haven. presided at the huainele
meeting. The ansociatlon has an ac-
tive membership of ill). At 1:30 a
banquet watt held in the Y. Ii. (3'. A.
Building. itayor Preston, oi‘iartford

veterans. Captain McCallurn replied.
One of the speakers was Senator Jo-
seph R. linwlcy. lie." referred with
great interest to the unforeIIecn excel-
lence of the navy. not only in respect.
to the quality of the American ships

but also to the skill. vigor and enthu-
siasm of the men who man them. This
has had a most admirable effect on
European feeling. He spoke of the
ilesperato bravery of the army anti
nary'nt Santiago. lie did not regard
the alleged difference between Samp-

of pins. Sampson was away in the
line of duty for a consultation with the

 

Iti‘cd gal- '

. the death of Mary Kerwin.

commanding oliicer of the army and
rciurnctl as fast as positible to tho.
flavour of action. lie discharged his

Minty iaithiuliy. Robb-y was also at
the post of duty and played a gallant
..pnri. 5TlIcrc is Ito orcatdon. Raid Soli-
l ator Ilawlcy. for stirring up a wrangle
in
E criticism that will produce a bitterness
of (acting between these two naval of-
5"nil'lh Senator iiawlcy spokc , with

E great feeling concerning the effects of
were as much under ilrc In forming th5 ‘

the war ou/t
oped a II at

country. It has devel-
uthu‘slaatic pat'iiotistn.

north d aouth and has brought the
into relationship that
insure harmony in future. lie also

spoke of the fricudly fceling shown by

. England during the war and chIrdcd

it as a happy much. The senator ad-

) dressed the old heroes of the navy in

an oii~hand. friendly way. and tho ci-
fcct of his remarks was apparent from
the outset. it was a sport-h that set
own thinking in liit‘ right direction.
pointing out the patriotism of thc
I'uuttirv and the iuIIII-c oi the ro-publia-
with thr north and isouth nailed on a
Illillllliln basin of interests and ninta.

(“HIS \\'bliii-3‘ii01.\‘ll SLOW.
tllu .lrsoclatml l'rmu

liridgoport. August ii.—-i‘IiroIIcr lio-
trn today held an lntptcst regarding
thc chiltl
killod by the trolli-y a low days alto.
'i‘hc WllIlI-ssm‘ tcsllficd that tho car
was going slow and that thc Inotortuan
ltIIiI~ cl‘I'I‘t ”for! to stop liii‘ car. This
.iitI-I'IIoon Iltc rotoncr lit‘lli on iliillil‘hl.
concerning the death of young liaviti
l‘ittii‘lli‘k. who “'Ih killed by tho irnl-
lry _\'t"‘it‘l'tiil\'.

 

lr‘ilii-l itlt l’rll‘itiil'r‘i \ t5‘ iill'l‘ i.
iln Associated I'ri~aii.I .

lIIIiinlo. N. \'. August .3. A Flli 5iul
In tho Nrw~ iti)!‘ that tire broki- on III
thi- chats-i of thc Niagara university. a
l‘tllhoil‘ liltllliilliilli on tho Alncrivull
{do thri-e and one-halt miles below
. logara ,l‘dlk. at i o'rioi-k this IIIoI'II5
tug. Till“ clIIIpi-i an» ulnnuu l'lllli|llt‘il'~
Ir tiimtroycd with a loss of 'i'ihlillll.
'i'bi- lll'l' in attributed to tilt incendiary.

.\'l‘|itil‘iitl'.~l .\t4rl.\i‘i.'i‘.
lily Auuwtatrd i‘rmJ

Itaubury. August It. 'I‘hutnnu Wade
burn. a hatter. tiIII'ly5thrcc years of
ago. was arrow-led curly Ihht mot-ulna
upon IIIv-plvlou of biting Ihc man who
made an atrot’ious anallliii upon Annlc
l‘rita yesterday in II cemetery in thit-
Ill)“. The cviiirllvi- against hint l~
said to be strong. liln trial hur- horn
adjourned until ioIIIoI-row.

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lNfllNi'l'Vfi iNlithl‘i‘l‘l.

.\ patrol in an English lIIuIItIc II~.\'-
loin iIIIiIgiIod hltuueii lii'iill. attd uoih
mg would dIiiI- titc ilt'lilttiiill out of his
brain. tini- day the phyelrlau had a
happy Iltoiuiit and said to liiill’

“Did you “11' MW II 'tlt‘ilii
him-ii '.'”

"Nu. ' 'he rcpiit-Il

”itltl you viii" butt of u dcuti litilti
hit-Milan?”

“N I.”

WWII. it you will pI-rIIIII Inc i \tlli
M an rtIssrluIcIII with you and nrc
uiIcIiIi-I- you ilhcd lli‘ Iitli 5‘

'iho |Iii'it'iii Iiuw hi» Hill-will
do ioi altippid out iiiul stalpi-I
iiiitt Ii llIllo itlmul

illtll ’ .ild hi 'l'lill we that you
itil'ltl illiti lli'int‘v- that you iu'i' IIIII
til .Iti

\itl .Il
lt-[llil'tl
lIill illi‘lii

"ill“

I he
and

.IiI iilt puIII-Itt instantly
.IIoI lliillir that timid tIiIIi
N-a \orli 5llmiliiliil’

Him tl‘III how did yout alum: III
the initiac gold thine turn out' lie >
on. I «I he lost all iilll‘it‘til III
iiltiii.

A Ii‘tliil deal hat- hccn said ill III the
dimmers-s of the turlie‘a ttttwattlrtiiii but
all we can say In that he grncraily ar-
tiwt. in mm lltl woup.

"Mir lii'iiititlili it. pialumimhtu; hr
mil-- it «path It apatlv “ "i‘tt l- tttlttr.
but I Input Ilmlitw to It|twti abut ho
all» the lawn tummy"

‘I
I.
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lender lowly—Adda.- level Vet:

Willie Bel hu returned home
from a trip to the Catali'illa. .

Min Julie Many. of Fair street. in
vlnitlng rel-tired in Yonken, N. Y.
.. .

and: Edith tun-dent of Dubai-y, iI
a gout oi the hilam Donovan. oi Dub ~

 

 

 

5 Edward Pearce. of Ann street. it
unending a month at the Prince Ed-
ward'l inland.

 

Samuel Veiaor. oi Quintard. avenue.
Ila spending a week with hits uncle. la.
0. Smith. at Palermo.

 

 

 

Alisa Elsie Beers. tti ..Inbury. whoa

 

delivered an address at welcome to the 5.

and the wiadotn or their cmmmdera.’

non and Bchley as amounting to a row 5

’ 51min fltniillit‘i

has been vialting friends in hiorwallt.l

has gone to Bell Island tor a week. '

 

Frederick 8. Ambler. oi Norwailt.5 I
E'leaven town tomorrow for a aoiourn at E
the i‘nited Staten Hotel. Ocean Grow. l

 

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5 bliss Mabel B. Hoyt. of West avenue. 5
has returned to South Norwallt from a
month'it viIIit in Annapolis. Maryland.

 

Mr. and Mra. Henry 8.81-lleclt and:
none Victor B and Edward left Norwailt
on thclr Nova Scolia trip. this after- .
noon.

George Parnltali. of Rochester. N. Y. .5.
is the guest of hin brother. Edward H

ParahnII. Chestnut direct. South Nor»
walk.

w...

Gillette. of New Yorkclty. are gneets'
oi Dr. S. (7. buy. at the Rose cottage,
Norwalk.

Edward Rawirton. and \viie. oi lluntv
iugton. spent yesterday with their dau-
gim-r. hire. llcorge W. Scymour. of
Washington strci-t.

iicl’.‘ .l. .\|c(‘iure llcllowa hart
booked to Hamburg and satin tomorron
morning on tho Leviathan—Pct‘tnsylva
iiiah of III0 Ilatnburg-Amorh-an lint.

\ir. licliows cxpccta to return by the;

Tum atcamI-r. icaving Hamburg 0" ‘5‘“ .bought another lot to till in the vamp» l

gilt-i 2%

ADD! "5055.11. LOCAL “I"!

TlIc union picnit of the Ridgctii id
Melhotlifli and (‘ougregationaiist sun-I
tiny whtmls will he held at Rollin
i’idut August ll.

-..- H.“

‘ Stir-«Intro Mt-rriil and Lynn.

.Cloailtg out the entire assortment.

‘- en.

an... MatId-~ Cooke and lilies omwf

been

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CiilLDRBll’S
PIQUB COATS.
REDUCED.

Pretty little garment: in white. pink.
'bluo and bait—It?" formerly mm to

til- now marked down to 81.31.50. '3
and 82. 50.

 

AND HATS.
Fancy hats. that were iormcrly front
81 to ‘2. now reduced to 5th- and 750.

lNFAN'I'B'
8W1” CAPS.

Blwclnl Iii; of infantl' Swine caps. at

10¢ each.
'l‘t‘hlilLERS.

We have until hundrcda and butt—
drcda: thI5'5rca h. trod: and hundreds 555
i

more at some prim. We want the:

 

room '

Beet thin atylea. 30 each. Anotth
style at in and tile a down. llcauti-5
fully ctchcd kinda. 4c each. Chain 5!

E
pagnc glaeectt. ic each—~wcrc" 45c a do:- .
Ellery lot and every stylc in tho his
collection has been marked down.

'i‘Alt'l M POWDER.
1 lb. borated talcum powder. lilc.
tiltiii'l' WAISTS.
Two different grades with Ill‘W prices

that are trmpting:

3L2 .3 ones iur 75v.
’1 Unt'r iol‘ oiit'.
WASH GOUiIS
DEPARTMENT.
A week ago we oflcrcd a lot of (ill
inch JilfOililil and lawns at tic it yard.

Their snort-st- Willi so great that we have

‘cy l"l5iil§i’ii by ~us-h rapid III-lint; 'good- ‘

tizut iottncrly acid for i: anti tic ‘.I

_\ rd. and “9"“ \‘iii worth it. Now 5.5
II szIII.
lllIII'iIt. “'otlh \‘out lillill‘lililii‘ :Ii-

ltiiilllli .igolu hit 5III.Ic wo hau- aI'ldc-I 5

paid Notwalk‘s soldiI-ri- :II Slantli yes hm"... n“. .iripid I'r-rtian patterns tot
tordat the mount duo lliiill irotn tltul

unit distributtd 3! I27 .it

Thu llid l‘oiut (‘oIIifort pnrlye com
posedof A. l‘. “he -lcr. Edward rim-II
i'lidi‘it‘e’ ’I‘t'istt'am. anti Harry M Kent

will arrive homethie itiit‘l'lit‘ittli.

 

Thl‘l'l’ nl'c Iltl'u‘ i'llttt‘li Iii illpittllvt'io
in ilhthood avenue 'i‘IIr) arc t‘ari
aIId Mary. children oi itudolph Paulo
win. and John Kai-nu. son of l‘nri Ku-
ban Num- of. thc cast-a arr serious

 

in apt-tilting oi the tonal ltiirt' hall
gattti- iN'i“lill iill' Notaaik l‘atholn
club and tilt ltidgiilchl ii'lllll the I'm.
on ““ihc haunt-iii club is ioInpos l
of :I ninth-mutt
took thilr diliot Imtiiiiiiil as all good
trunk do ‘

TODAY w 'ALL «our

lily Aims-latcd l‘renaJ
Wall street. III: ill It In~5 'ihr hadtun

railroad stocks showed entail induce a' .
ihr op‘ulng. amounting to trial than n‘
half to all I‘.?.~I‘.~.‘ Some oi tin-
ill'ililiillt‘ili railroad stock-I and ii IIiiIn

ill'l of tho filtl't‘lztillttn altowml gains oi
an ritual amount. The London "will”
train unity in tour tor. Alucrlraus. with it
had an ciioi-t on tln- opcniug here,

Wail turret. It a. lil. Stop illt'iti mm
Ilt'i'tl wnru i||ll‘t|\‘i‘l‘|‘il in noun- o /th-
pruntincnt industrhtis resulting II in.-
Iu'it oi l to 2‘point which IIIIIIcIt i-d lh'l'
Willlii' list. NI-w haying Iicvi-t wd III
the llt't line and moat of the humor wort-
rcauinrd. 'i‘hii lirangrrs rmlstI-d "‘i'
pt'rusurc and eliiirttcd aitIIrpiy. ilIIriiIIli
Ion tout-hing iltl. ltattahultan was also
ii it‘llilllt‘. with It rise oi i’h iiiihillcse
was on It large scale. but with dqtrcatcr
pruputliou in tho iIiiltlsirIiIlu thI II yti
ii'r|.I_\.

Wall strict. noon Motto-y on call.
lililltililill). at IIIII‘II. pritui- Illl‘ll‘iitl'
liic pap-5r. :i‘u’lll. st Hing rtrhuilll'x
.ttil'lillY. with actual illiHilli‘M in itilliltt'l‘li5
ttlliII III ”MW"; tor til'lilllliii and at
l.tl.l5\. for sixty days. point-Ii titlcu. Hi5
wt i as. and Milli ‘I; I-IIIIIIan‘coIl bills.
ihfl‘jfl-ld‘ii; niilvr vt-I'iliicatutl. Iihigui’til
lg; bar nii\’t'i‘. .‘itiih‘. Monti-tut dollars.
tat- novorImII-tlt tuttiiie. ilt‘ttt

\\‘a|l Iltriyt. ltlllil. 'i‘hc ntaudurd
tho leailet'tihlp of tho
IIIIIIlIi-l and "mini uiuadliy upward.
'l'hI- liityiuit oi ilIirllIilltuII. .‘iorlhcrn
l'ariilt- pi-oiI-rrmi llllli Now \'ot'ii i‘ctI-
il’ill nun piiriiiuiuriv litl‘iit‘ and conti-
ill III 'I‘.lII~ ~ipi5i'iztiliw Itimi N)“ill||iliiiil‘
Id my niluilli)‘ In the Firm. Hagar rai-
iiliut Ii III-int Iliiili’l‘ l‘l‘Nii'l'Ilil)‘ and
ptiwt iIt .iii id 0 lihilll allow romp-rm
than Iii-w Hail» to noon Habit:
alum-u ilonll- won in good denuuul
but without important titanic

. .. —~ 5 “q-

Iilnpmrtd “hat Itouttciuie" ‘ M
iauttcd tin pinud youhl iulhur. all he
that. tho hook uni-ii.

to what do rou toicr"" illiit‘ti thi-
trlcatt who welcomed any topic that did
not load to a dmriptitui at phenomenal
rhlldrm

"'l‘hiu I«Iatcttwttt that all men ill’t'
hora Miltill. It's an ultrr biliary. Why.
my baby weighed tun pottittht when It
mu lawn. and 'i'urtdry's weighed only
level and a hail."

li'aa'

‘.
, t i ”It.
m. ..... pm
a . .t 3‘. i 151(55

fl

-dIII5td iron: It to Mr a yard.

ilr .I )ard

E lillliir‘t‘ Hun-Ila, Ali-lincn. line and

cool. (Illti t'wi-I. --d from lit to I3. a yard

Aiioili-‘l ilnv. .Iii-i‘luf'tt. .-lilt snip-cs. re-

I
English pct‘t'alca. liver 30" iiiflt'l‘t'll!

styles, all low it.» in lntI-sl paticrua.
lull ill» Ellit‘ili‘a aldI. tor ilk-r a yard.
ltark

5'fliiitilttln that II’iII Into an lilng im Ill.

l‘IIII oiizondlI-s and ligit'

I yatd .Ill lili w .Ison. now lthp- II .\ .IId

"ihit .II'c llll l-vst soiling good; to bc .
5" lot "i young ”"5" “5”" iiilttllii iill\\\lli“lt

cw».—

tau/in co.

The!)

 

Tax Collector’s
Notice.

Ninth-c Is lli'i'l by nirrn to all pi-raons
ltahio to pay laws in IN Iowa oi Nur-
nalit. III the t‘ounly of l‘alrliI-Id and
Stati- oi i‘otIncctiI-III. on the Anson..-
IIIcIII lint oi tutti. that i will rum-t them
to rwclri- said taxes. III ilil‘ following
iiillt't- iliili plat-vs. to wit

.\l ihi' \HII'I‘ iii W. 34 iianiord. hills!
Not-walk. iitown ‘l‘oth.I on 'i‘ucudar.
Annual :Ittth. Willi. from in o‘i-iorli
iorrttoon until it"ihl o'clock afternoon.

AI illu More of .l. l‘. handle. M Win.
O.|IItlli\. on the II lcr taut oi ’i‘ucuduy.
.\Iiliirlt :IuIiI. ltiIitt ilihn it o‘clock until
0‘ :ill iI'I'IIIi it.

\I III.» .Iori- o Alphonao llihlile. at
South l-‘II. alth- littor. on the clotting
oi 'l‘Inmday. .\llllltii lititlt. ititlil. from
7 o'clock until Milt o'clock.

Al the IIMi't‘ Ill lllt‘ (‘IIIlIa-mr, iltwru
iiouuc tliiwlt. in the I‘ity of Norwuih.
in said. “loan of Norwnlh. on “'l'iillt‘a-
day. Anita I Iii-I. illllll. from it n‘vlitrli .
torcuoon until .I o'clock illit'i‘iltlill and
front 1' until it o’clock in the owning.

Mi‘. ii \i’. hemp. ot i‘otuatorlt
"I'll“lt'l'h5 hilll‘t'. iiiltl Mr. J. I. “will“.
lii hi»! oiilw. llitill‘llhtl i‘ihl‘lt. linolh
Norwiilh. are authorimi to recolvo
litltm liti’ llit'.

tin all use» which ahaii remain nu-
piiid altI-I the lat day at October. illitti.
liiil‘l'l‘tti Iti tho "it“ at nine pcr rent.
will he charged from the hint day of
Alum“. Nit. until the nantv shall he
paid.

Ililtiltilil ii. It‘l‘. .iliiiN.
i‘oiitwtor.
in and lor mild Town of Norwaik. on
tho l.lIIt hi ”it".

littlcd III Harwell. t'ontt.. duly :ltiIh.

lttlttl. it‘ll“ all iii lit

wL

"Wr ought to limp ii rcgtIlIIr account
at rwulptu and eatwudlturcu.” ItaIIl lit"
practical [lililil'llil'l wife,

"Witili for?"

"M you can show last what money
you burn and how you got It."

"tireiit Ilcptt! 'i‘itiit'ti Itili what
we're trying not to let on client." .

C it
”flu .w...
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includes all kinds of Summer goods In every department

 

JTRISTRAM St HYATT,

No. 2 Gazette Building, Namath-Ct. -
5 Mid- Summer Sale.

W c commence on Saturday. J uly 23d. our annual Mid-Summer Sale. This little

 

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Wash Dress G60ds. 5 5 5 .-

Aii of our Fine Lawns. New Satecns. Handsome laconcls. W idc Madrasa. Fine
Lappet Mills. imported llrgandies, all at prices to close.

Outing Suits

_ The balance of our stock of Setgo Suits will be included III this sale.
buy a suit all made for about what the motetials would (Host

Light Weight Jackets and Capes.

(lur entire atock of light weight Jackets and C apt-s. all new and desirable styles;
just tho thing to take with you on your vacation. The cost or former price not con:
sitlercii. ‘ ‘

You can

Houseinrnishingi Department.

'b‘ruit Jars. Hammocks, .lellic 'i‘utnitlcra, (lil Stoves. ice Cronin55-Freczers. Gas-5
olino Stoves. 5 _ . 5

5 H-Speciol.
24.n-

Sevhhmiécc glass liorry Sets. ca. Egg Whips. -

(vines Butter llislttn. ~ lili- il‘ilfitovo Kettles, «5 - - 10c
,lllass “atcr i’ittlters. - - - ii'tc. iI'IyA'ilrapsl. - - - - - 100
Cut (ilass'ilil Bottles,‘ ‘ - - ‘ 450 (‘overetl Picnic Baskets. - - me
(lood Blooms. ' - - - - 19c. All Banquet Lamps at cost.

TRISTRAM 8- HYATT,

NORWILK. CONN.

AT SCOFIELD 8- HOYT’S,

 

 

83 Washington Street. South Norwnik. ' )5 5
We still i'ttlliliIIIQ our grout Muslin l'ndcrwcar solo. with otlII-r goods included. .
So far this has been the most successful sale cvcr hold in our store. Eif

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.‘tftc ltrztwcrs of muslin. drop hcnt. lltlliilil'ti iiib'k-I! Ito-I; :1": y I'. .u, no in . ppm-y ‘iupn'35c it"
four .Iowa oi»ittrhittg. hi'uvy Inuzdtn :.'.'.i-: lizyii‘.‘ III, luv. Ilalltdsk. logy? 2I5. yIi.. fit in.. lil'in')‘ datnaek. iilc pt‘r 31].;

tell it dtcp int c or ctnbrohicry II'lIIIIich. i luv . 22m; ill- '.‘.'Ic.
l
I’d; iII.. “'

.ot'.

Turkish ilutlt. :lx “J in.. ltruvy damask. (lilo por yd.
39c Night (towns of muslin. high and
~Itll-il‘l‘.lll't'l\. Irimmcd \v‘ItlI l.I.-5 and

cIIIbrIIiIii-I'y.

.- Slilli'l‘ WAISTS. ~Tu «not tho-hal-
.IIIt‘t' l|i5 our Lawn and l'crcalc Wall".
“'i‘ make iiIlR‘llilpilliil‘ prlrc 39c. Tail

domt l‘ iiiiil “at in at lSc.

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liiady-Inadc Silt'i'iB and i‘Illow cos-55,
. think the vrry tip-.t iiii|r5llil53tlll know:
Skirts of heavy muslin. four rows of 3 “l' “"“W‘ millimAleltt. hvtouwit, :.o. ;

itlt'lta. illic, I'I‘l‘i‘ 5th.. it‘lailil. llrIlNlit‘hcd. Ilia". liltII'I'ht’Il 1'”-
5 ili\\‘ i',l~’t ‘. lava; iii. “‘i'. ”ii: SlilVi-IS ll“ iii-:0 llll lill‘ r'flik 0'
'i'll\\'|-Ii.S. l‘riugul iitIIiI~II itiil‘lt. l‘t ., , bargains. WI how but the lift. which
a lid iIi.. 12‘21'. two tot 2.3 .. I TABLE |.i.Vl-2N. till" in, all llnvn.

mil In- mI-I .ti rust of manufacture.

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'l‘ho Sontiuol’s Want, For Sale and To Let Ads.

 

Bring Quit-k lit-turns.

in
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Lugtsl, Oldest and ilosiIrRelidle Blade Dealer in the iiorrtlis
LUTHER M_.WRIGHT.

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Repairing. limiting. 'l‘cucititut. it'ilitlli ll. HAN i'h‘ll. Mutitigcr llicyolo Ilopt.
ilpI-u evenings until it o‘clock.
i'luttrcyit. Phat-tuna. iiugitlca. Wagons. 'l'ruciis. iilil‘ilt'i-HI. Whip». itoboa, Bign.
iota. aim (loads. utadc and repaired.
Factory and Repository, Frankii‘ and Madison Sit.
IOUTH NORWALK. CNN. .
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