m on first Pl“.
slanted. sheared and then sang the
“list ”angled Banner" in one chorus
L . I. l.» “CNN the Christopher
»
. giro-t recreation pier at 11 o'clock.
‘las an inspiring arena. with all the
. twhistles tooling. the bands on the hosts
.- lusttly.
ll
pinyin. and the thousands at people
singing on the pier. When tho Brook-
'a passed a mighty cheer went up and
, the 'l's-s same in tort a great reception.
All incident occurred at this point
that slthtly marred the parade. The
Umbrta. oi't Cunard line. was in mid l
stream headln tor her dock. This
”used some oi the warships to sheer on i
towards the Jersey shore. outfit to the,
regret oi the people on the new York
aids. The slight change oi course or
the fleet was necessary to avoid a col-
lision. . ~_ .
There was a tremendous din from
both the New York side. and the Wee-
Itawken and Shadyside banks at the
river when the New York passed lt‘orty-
second street at 11:18 o'clock. The
piersalong the New York side were lit-
Oflliy packed with people who cheered
It was a picturesque stat to
no the crest of the Wechawketti
Heights fringed with people who stood
out in sharp outline against the sky.
When the fleet passed this point the!
long row of factories from Forty -secotui ‘
street tip the river let off pent-up steam 3
merited for the purpose. The whistles i
of the factories drowned everythlugv
else. The windows of the factories‘
wer titled with people who added to the ‘
dis. The noise at the. a'cclatitatious
down stream omitted the people at the‘
lower end of Riverside park that the.
fleet was coming. The New York wasI
abreast oi the grassy bank of the park
at 11:25 o'clock. Then Lieutenant Kolt- ‘
Tiller. oi the second battery. gave the
limit] and the two field guns boomed.
They kept booming tuttll the tlcet tutti
passed.
A large number of people tltottght
that. the parade would be delayed and
the side streets leading to the southern
end of the park from Eighty-eight
street down were crowded with people
leisurely walking along. When they
heard the guns boom thcre was a slant-
pede toward the river irottt oi men.
women and children. It looked like a
vast army on the double quick. Th»
booming oi the guns was a signal tor
a great outburst oi enthusiasm iroiu
the crowds along the shore.
'By 11:30 o'clock. at which time tin-
ileet hove into sight just below tirant's
tomb. tttlly soon people were scaled
upon the approaohcs to tltc lawns and
hills near the tottib. Every luck at
ltttul, ahnost. was occupied and cvcn
the side (it the hill running down to
the track was black with human bolus-
who were ohligcd to hold oil in lb.- and
to keep lllt'nlst-ll’t'h‘ iroiti falling to tho
bottom. The crowd kept increasing.
even after tluI parade was over. .-\
platoon oi light artillery of ‘two plot-c,
ttudcr command of t'uptniu Louis Won-
tlcll. from the first battery. ltiul planted
its trims directly opposite the tomb till-
tlcr tho llt't'rt on the mine oi the batik
Sit ‘ll: ..7 o‘clock the New York not
her nose in front of lili‘ tomb and as
site did so the ltttller)’ tired it salute.
Scurccly had the smokc truth the guns
cleared away when the how guns oi the
tittgshlp run out atul sulutcil. 't‘li- u sh.
passed on list“ slitlcly \v.iv. 'I‘lic oiltcr
ships also sulttii'tl as they t‘ttlllt‘ iii-trim
oi the tomb. t‘itptuiti Wi-tuleil's but
it'l'.\' littswct'ctl t‘lt‘l‘_\' ittlttto iittd tli- so
lutes Wcrt- t'ttll~iitll' front the .lvl’r-t')‘
shore.
The great crowd wan-hut thc tlcc:
pass in t-tllt‘ilt‘v. ‘I‘lu-rc wit-i ttl‘ttt'tlcdlh
no sound t'xccpi trout the nuns. Slow
ly the tlcct steamed on to illu- Hundred
and l‘iilrtlctii slit“ and iiii'l‘t' the tht
York turtn-d to th- tilt at lino and
started down thc l'll't'l‘. \t l'.’ i‘.’ o‘-
clock slu- put-mt the tomb on.» mot.
but her it‘llla \\'t‘l‘t' allt'lll. ulthouuit
liltlrit‘ of the \i'ctiticll litittct')’ lliltllllt‘il
out many titucs.
Notwitlistuiuttuu the not iltatt tlo
crowd was all \‘itnl tiu-ri- “ctr no tron
ltlc .ttul no wrong dottitt tht'oupliout lllt.
titll’ tilltl ilit- work oi the tuil‘tu- up. .it
the easiest t'liiil‘ltt'It-l‘
VA" 00!"! 0? IUN'HIO.
fie Island of Ianhsttsn A-ttuttey
with M. White and line
iii! Associated Proton
New l'ors, \uaurt ‘.'tt 'i‘iuv
New York. and. for that tumor
city. town and tillugc nrut thc lmt‘luu
oi New York. in u linttcr with thin. and
not With iuintititt ot the national 't'itltlts
The island oi Manhattan. lttttltlliu
truth the top (it one oi the "sky-ct...»
crib." looks like it \ttttt tucitlt tti tcti
while and blue. itlvcryboily who has .l
ha. has hang it out today. llrooduut
lotthlna up and down trout the tulsl
attire. ttt‘t'lilii to be ctttbovvcrcd tn hugs
and iuutttnn. Even the historic old
graveyard surroutuiina tlu- church M
I“. l'ttlil Itll lilt' t‘tit‘llt‘i‘ ti! Veto-y sire-cl
and "roadway. is rcudcrml uonuwhut
guy and iippvopituio to thc titt‘mtlttlt tn
tings stistwuilcil ovcr tiu- iciiotiiphs and
gravestone.- ‘l‘lic railings oi Trinity
and other tlttiit'll Wi'lt dtapt'tl with
tittlltI
'llit ilruuulitins air out pmolittr to
am too «tint ‘l‘lo- lion-iv nlIIi\\~ I
F'li'ilhlllll nt tioun- and imports and/it’ll
the strut il\til|ltt~ vlc with each idiot
in th- dist-int tit itutttitta lti thi- rest»
donut iitmn t.~. lit the luttnc tit tlu wetti-
that and lit the homes oi thi pooi. lllt‘lt'
are huge and it t. a lesson in putt-to.
il'\ til
|‘\t'l\
iltttit to null. tltitutklt titt- slim-is oi N» a
York i‘ltr totlnv
“(tom-t UN FOREVER.
Men will tutti" and tiles will so. too
. the llpttrlst trrowa cigar goes on lot.
, m ‘
m d is M M
”fluid“ Var
(Eli’s-ousted PressJ
New York. August ail—Blues leaving
Guantanamo on Saturday morning so
incidents ot an unusual nature. except
progress at Sampson's ileet.
Few ships were passed. Smooth
seas and ialr winds made the passage
pleasant. There 'flh'ofl‘nhlmitl change
of ormation. Heading out irom (‘u-
ba. the ships came in single co‘ umn.
the New York letdlng. the lows next
then the lndlana. Brooklyn. Massacltu- .
sells and oregon. The town and
Brooklyn. the former more like an ar-
mored cruiser than the usually grace-
tul battleship. iormed a sharp contrast
to their darker tellows. At night the
fleet shone with side lights and run-
ning lights. and with port holes lit up
by electric lights from within blazing
ottt on the waters as the shlpi passed
through the Windward Passage.
months since such as illumination has
i
it is‘
been set-ti in (‘ulian waters. where wa'- ‘
ships. blockade runners.
and all sorts and conditions of craft
have been threading their way with all
lights :crecnd. great shadows that pas-
St‘tl silently.
when [kissing t‘rockeil Island.
The stcotul day 0th..
double 3
lt‘nnsporm f
column iormatlou was signalled from'
the flagship.
position on the port' side oi the New
York at 4.0th yards distance, followed
The llrooklyn took her.
by the Oregon and Massachusetts. Tlej
lndiatta utullowa remained where they
were. In this form lllt‘ lutttlslilps. led
by the two armored cruisers. made
their any liotitcwartl at about tlic
spot-d oi nine knots.
(in Tuesday tlu- rillfllt‘ column iorm-
ation was rcsuttted. but later tltililtlt'
coltimn was again adopted. the
llrooklyu going on the starboard ll'llltl
ot‘ Admiral Smupsou‘s flagship. Last
night there was another change to the
original column. and. thralling behind
the gallant New York. the ships that
have stood the brunt oi the war pass it
Sandy liook title morning. It did not
require the strains of the tlattship
hand to make all hands glad. for lnbiv
laitt illrfi’Wt‘l't' heard. cagcr eyes were
soon.
.\t t: o‘clock this morning it navy
,vnrtl tug with dosputchcs came along-
side the New York; ttv-wspapt-r boats
gathered around. Men on thiltng
st'lttttillt'rs. pilot boats and oiiu-r crnit
Wiu't'tl their little and cheered. With
such wclcomc tlu- conquerors of Porn -
re and cvcr watcltiul blockaders oi t‘u-
lui steamed into tltc buy. ‘
'l‘lu- :ucidiut to the ltul'ana was a
break down of her condensers. 'l‘wlt-e-
on the trip irotu Guantanamo she llit
luggcd behind to tuakc repairs uttd thc
other ships have reduced their spt'i
so that the ltttliaua could t’itlill up
with tlultl.
tln Tuesday night the Harvard was
~igiiti-tl. lmttnd ttot'lli. lly lllt'iillh ol
itillll‘t'tl light signals her itli‘ltll’t‘ wu~
made out and the New York atskcil llt'l
\lllt‘l't' \llt um. bound. but elitt iitilcd to
the -igti:tl and |ll'tlt'tt‘llttl tilt litt‘
t‘illll'Nt'. .\:- thc air an ttlilll'l'. iii'
<|itlli~ or the throw tliotmitul men and
itilli't't‘s aboard the six ships~ rosi- rot"
i't‘rttttiltllilllll' The Mini irotu thc
pcrpctnul lli‘.ll o" t‘ulat was thorough
l} .llll'l'i'ttilltil. l"t'otu Admiral warp
~utt ’lil\\'ll t-vt-i‘t'lnult' talked and
thought of luttitc. and all hearts tout
uni-lot with tit-light wlutt .lt-t'~c.\'-
oust \\‘;t- writ llll.‘ morning. the com.
that main llttitifllil lllt‘ t‘llitllt't'x oi out
would llrtt-t' permit tl cut tti httt' attain
\lllllllill Sampson. looking fill it- ttt-t
than “ion the war coutuciuu-il. it- up
pun-nth tirv tiltiu itct hono-
h‘tu-iiltititt n!‘ llle I‘lt'Wh :tttd twp" i.ill\
tlu- I!I‘\\\ ot thc litillitiu. loMt uttd
.Vctt York who it i\ . ll'lll no hlllll'l' 'llt
t‘l‘l)’ ltil ~I'\’t'll lllttllll.~. lit' «aid “'|‘lt .\
iiutc noruc tlutr |tl't\.tlltill til .i mun
iitl lit-tutu! .ill pinto " .\nd «minim:
up what int» luwu tillt ot .hi- llltlhi ..m.
in dot and uuportaut uuva' ceimpt an:
act
ill llir lll.1ltl'_\ iii the World B'Ltlllllt-tlll
~'t.\- 'l‘it- not) li.t- lit-cit wry town
not» \\'c ii.t\i'. I think untdc no Illln
Mite» '
lion llllitll Soup-on ttlllll'ililli'li I-
”it“ ol' the out. the t‘"ltl|t\ iii
to... itll\lt|' .uul Ilo- ~tli-udiil manner in
\\lllt‘lt lu dirutcd tlu lat-gnu lit-ct ct-
t'l uud-r '.lu- Itilllllllllttl oi our lll.lll in
illl l‘ltit-ti ritu‘t ‘.tii'i 'ltl'tliiiltlt' tttil
ltv ltiiouu ttiili and .tllili'tttiltll. until
:lii ht tilli til tlu- \\.Il‘ t~ \tiitttii ‘lltc
litttlllt ill lltt' llit" l- t'xtt'llt‘lil 'l'liv
.litp.» nit-d do him“ ~.oli.v. 'l‘ht Intllo
:t... lunu not New York. cupid-Fully
'l‘hi‘ tlr~t ll.llllitl will ‘u‘olotl-ii rut-in
I thorough tiU'illitlllllll: oi ll"l' much
liter}
'l|tld
«u--
fll! DAMII 0F Uhllhd
Illuls links the We should hu-
Osilod lo Deltas Ipaia'a Miles
illy Associated Press.)
\iiultul, \uaunt ‘.'". '.' p m. Honor
illicit. now the t‘ltlillti li’tltlll‘ oi the
. til-it-llitllll of
limit party on the l‘dlilill't' or hisutla tn
the ioiiowlntt hliit'llli'lli‘
' ‘l‘iu- ittpltttn ot Manila in litiwtao ..t.
tut. tht- rtwt tit tltc itt‘vhlpclluttii. lilI'l
thc t'iutw .«houltt ltc uttutttuuu‘d with
lltfltiltl tti under to prt-t'cnt the world
nothing the ltttltl'tttteillll that ttpsin has
lost her mnttrt‘itttti) lit the Philippines.
The Lint-rot party should conclude
lll‘ltt't‘ lttli iltt' “Militia t‘ltltliwl (”WINK
ciimt tlic tilt-it."
it'llu- queen resent lttlltlll" him an
invitation. riutttir tillwlii in dctiost-d to
.itl‘i‘lli titiictt
t-it Libel-til. in on article ltt'lltlctl.
i’csw Without Fruits." says.
"The government It beginning to be
~, l’\lii'i‘ml‘ tltt- tit-tic.
. Monsoon.
highland it! its own handiwork. ssdi
it has gained nothing by imposing "'l
leans upon the press. Parliament sadi.
Dublin ought to its iniortnsti tally as»
to the progress oi events. so that the
Spanish people wilt not be driven to
accept the wild rumors that some irom
abroad.
' "We are now entering a period most
: ditilcult and perilous. and It may have
' ”mm" ”MM“ 0" "'9 9'" 9“. in store for Spain trash disasters great i
the indlana. marred the homewsrd‘
er than liloee oi the past "
The government has accepted the
resignation oi the Canaries. General
‘ ilis successor has not yet.
been appointed;
our winners stcx.
Fitting up Addtionsl Hospital Locum
usdstlors for Recent A rrivsls‘.‘
(By Annotated Press.)
‘ New York. August 20-«A2 t‘..;'.ip Wi-
koii. Captain Fol-wood. the chlei medl-
eal oillcer on land. it 'ti his assistants.
its well as Howard .o... end. oi toe
Red ('ross society. were busy today"
ilttlng up additional hospital accom-
modations ior the sick oi the trans-
ports Seneca and ('omacite. The two
vi‘sstls arrived with the Mobile lttte
Thursday night. but as yet none of tin
men on them have been transferred.
(in account of the eleven deaths oti the
Mobile site was glycu Dl'tfi‘l‘fillc‘. and
the 300 itll'lt on board her were ttans~
ferri-d to the hospital yesterday mornv ‘
inK. There were 200 sick on toe Co-‘
utuuche and Seneca anti these men will
lie transierrcd to the hospital today no
stittll as roont can he tunnd for them.
The Well men oti the Mobile. Seneca
and (‘omauche will also be laud'd.
EHGIIG mu A IVIL III.
John I'. be. a Thirteen Year Oldltw
lawn Icy commits Suicide
New Haven. t‘oun.. August min—John
T. Lee. a thirtt-cn~.vcar-oid boy. son oi
James F. Lee. a carpenter. res ding at
39 St. John strccl. committed suicide
this morning by hanging hiniscli. As
the records show. it is the ilrst cast-
that a pcrsonilos young as l.c- has cv-
cr taken his life iti this city.
The boy had bicn whipped by his
mother early in th0 day. Later he was
sent into the collar for woml. ntul
mmctime ititcr his t-‘illttll sister found
him hanging irotu thc side oi a incl
bin. The boy had been dead some
ttilltutcs.
(lthh‘Rhlll "ltl \\ .\Slil!\'til‘ti.\'
tltt Associated l'reas.)
Washington August :30 Admirals
Satttpsoit and Schley how their order-
o-d to report to Washington and it is
expected they will l‘tilt'll lit-re Mott
day. .\.~ they have low“ uppolntci to
serve rcspcctivcly on tho t'tihitu tittil
l'orto iiicnn t~otiittti~sli-tt.~, their vixt
here will iiiiortt an opportunity to
meet their iissoelatcit on those compili-
stonz. and to discuss with the .tlLlItll‘l‘
tum lllt‘ general policy ot’ the \\'c.~t lil-
iiit's.
.\itrr the naval rcvica today Ilic ltlll‘
tit-rilltis :tliti t‘t‘ttiscl's will git iii lllt'
.lt'ookiytt navy yard and ”into lo- dock
ml and rcpulrcd.
LINERS Itiil‘IHbl-llt lN lii'N'l‘iNtl.
Now York. August 20‘ The big occult
;t.is~cnger litters and otitcr r‘lt'dllli'i'rl leu-
ving port this morning dressed iti lillli'
‘lllt: itt honor oi tho itl'l'l\'ill oi Ilu- war—
~ditto-- was it signal to tumor
rig “movie to do ltkcutsi», 'l‘inv that of
down was lllt' lust Indian stcutucr
‘ltu-cti l.otti~c. titrivcd via itt-iuwut‘t-
ill'v‘;llv'W:ilt'i'. which lie ailt‘ truest-d in at
Solidi littolt til ll hi it. ill. could b.
town by tho til'xt'l‘itl' til't‘sstllls: with o
'lllt' oi lututitu: train the sit-ill itt‘l'tltle
'li:- ll|‘.~ oi lllt‘ ll|.'l'~l't to tip at Hi. and
tit-tug other tings
lll‘VII'lll oi Ntiruttlk. in. l't'olmtc
t‘ourt. .\ut:u~t ‘.‘tttlt. .\ it. Hits,
““0"“ Hi Willittu 'l' l-Itgctt lillt oi
Niit‘wulh ltl m‘lltl 'llsltltl, ilt’i’ .twnl
ttrdcrid. that the lltitllllllr-il'dlttl' t“
qut to- .ultuti.l~tr.tttou .tt . «mm to llils
.ourt ior iulpotmeut, at the l'rotuttc
otlicc ill Not-walk. on the Hill dov oi
Siptituiu-r lsils, git i“ tt‘ciis’k. it't‘t'
noon. and that all p t~oti~ ititrrvnlui
ill wod twain out) it» ll'lllllt'l tlu-rcot'.
the .oltttitttdiutot will tilll“" tho. oi
till ltt tic lillllllhllt’tl in .i ltt'w‘pdil‘l'
i. nor. a tll‘tllltillllil lll ‘tlltl tile'lt‘i
..nd plot it top) ilicviot' on the «hilt
punt tu ‘clltl Notwulk ticitrcst thc pint»-
witt'l‘i‘ lllt- llt‘t‘tflpt‘il l.t.~«i iiwtvll .tt lt'hl
ltll tl-t.\~ lull-tr ~ititl lL‘tlt do) oi llt‘lt‘
ltltlut. lws
.\.~t.\ it WililIL-Ulil
.ltulttc
\Dhm Mess News New.
.luiuhcr i'ttpulat Excursion.
ttt lllllllt
Watch Hill
Hit
Block lat-rid!
Wednesday. Aug. 24.
Hit Illlnth't'tllittll llw rutc will in
only Shbtltor the lieastl 'l‘rip.
.‘l‘l ttlaitt lit hula ilw lttllllltl't ill Willi it will
in allitlll iltilit‘ul ltili to [taut itttit nit littI
Ipuittl limit tilitl toll in plant and titIi-tt to
Iiitclou-it int-Ito loktn. the tan Ill ninth"
aw will lu‘ t‘lilllt int
“twist it \prh ITtuilt it on not i totem Mil
no tit. trout ta~tllllll Nittuoih . it» in \in‘
||t|fl,7 trio in.
ihtim-cttii
.t'.'|l!
to site London with stt'tttttt-t
Illts'h lslsi tut Watch ".lll or liitich islotol
Ilcott r due Witt 'il Hill at "Min. to . “ll-‘-
l-latu at l'in‘lt p to.
lit-titrtil innit lent” lllitch lttliilltl til .‘dt
tv to. Mid utcii "that a i. p. ttl Hpntot
Ililltll imiti Imit- M-w London at tulip. to
Its tort. lit thus I lititlort it. it.
Wl-H‘l'i tth’ ltililitt 1'
..li l'l \l’il utti. s"|ti. “It.” I it" 5”".
.mfl- not limit. 1. 'l. final-sisstt ”on.
posinitll Milt
'price. 84.50.
At Reed's
srttuck
or it cvcwse .
or Wonkrtes.
.-
Masons carpenters. plumbers. steam
'titters, tron workers—it' s caslcr to tell .
who haven‘t landed here than to des-
critic all that have. and all that's being
done.
ihave raised a price breeze lit the house-
keeping dcpatrtment that means quick ,
selling and lots oi saving to those who
buy at tho markdown ilgurcs.
One-burner oil stoves. now 89. 60 and
tific.
Two-burner oil stoves. now 75c, 81.15
and $1.? 5.
Three luttner oil stovis. now 813.5.
H.753 and “till.
White
MOVQR,
iinuic. tlottltlc size high of!
now $3.69. Blue
Mia—were 36.50.
llilnlt‘.
Gasoline atovcs. ior whit—regular
All our “itisttranco gaso—
line stoves to he closet] otit. it sold this
week. at no protlt whatever.
l-‘lbro sink brushes. lc.
Best itlire pails, 22c
it‘lbrc tubs. tiot‘ to “.25.
Ill
tittlvattizml rcl‘rigerator pans I”.
and Lac. llcst 2—burucr gas plan-s. or
only ‘luiil.
this plates. :lltc inch.
citel trttumnl. tin '~liill‘il"t‘
ltaili~
L'.t‘l".
('loslttg out water coolers at
pruc. (’losittg
the best miuic, itli' Ilfitt and 3‘.‘ iii. hold-
ing 4 quarts and ti quarts.
uit icc t‘l‘t“i|ill in»
slim gitltoui/nl ash tattle. Still
$2 '.’?- gaituniznl ash cults. Slain.
82.50 gnlvantzt d ash cans, St Sit.
Five-gallon mi tans. only tisc ~ri~gu
Si.“ _:. lttc
llovc:
Tan
3' llit: itt‘l't w illl\‘t‘l‘.i.
lb. tor 29s.
H"! mm. only lttc.
l'tt‘si
.‘llvl T'M'.
Eur price. utincing ktiiti ~2,
now 'u. .gg Ilt‘ill'T. do this
lighter tic. rs. [at box ii in. only
It “til at. '.t.
.‘ittc liintcrt li'u- cottcc itud
Sponge critic p:tti-,
"ll kt Lplittwl
Zit'c citrh. quality
it it twill-n “it
The lllllltt "tilt llli‘” to tilt stori- l. tum
on Pitlt‘lll'lil .ivcruc. \nothcr t-titrutuc.
lutt .t iitllt tnort vottitdnluutt. is on hltilti
strut through the carp-It dctuirtiitvut
“MD M. READCO.
WW! .
T T, WT T T T On the Run...
Btu t Good Fountain Pit
and you it til tnitc tilt-us-
urc ltl wilting.
We i an up“ you it “tool
llll'lililili Plili
M iii
One Dollar.
Try it.
We have more t‘hrt'llttil't‘ i‘t-tu-
"you want them.
It. ii. mums,
lilil’titilfl'l'.
id \thslililnitttl thwt.
rbuuh Nttith’itlit. H.
.LJ..i..l.N.l..l..i..l.
liLeriti oi NttI‘Vlltlh. its.
t'ouri. Adam-t litiil. A. ll. lillifl.
iii-tun» oi tiptit‘ltt \\'. Weed. late oi
Nutuulk in mid tilt-trill. deceit-oil.
'I'ltc t‘ourt oi l'rolutte tor the Illati‘lt‘l
oi Norwolit. imilt lttltitrtl and allowed
is iuoutlo- tit-tit tlu- tlttlt' hurt-tit tor
the ircdittm. oi «aid t'ttliilt' to exhibit
thitlr ilitiltv i‘iit st‘illt'mt'itl 'l'ilthtt'
who ttt‘itlcit tp pic-chi their dt't'ttiiilll.
itttttliill liiititittl within wititi tittic,
will to itiliottml a ti~citvcri All per-
titliit lllllt‘llll‘il to Hititl Mini" are i‘t‘ttlltts-
tmt lit matte i ediiite payment to
WILLIAM ll. Will‘tlli.
Administrator.
W
"l hope- ilchloy will to- little to do
mm" mtuiimm-y work with the Insti-
lt'll ilwt ”
“Him ‘"
’ l'tl liltc in out lilm ionvsrt thmw ltifl
I'roliatv
27 his
all"
‘ tittlct't'“ into Aateritss Warships.”
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lint they are here and they‘
for ‘
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AUGUST MARK-DOWN
that they are bought and to carry no goods over front one season to another.
i August Sale is now on. and includes all kinds of Summer (iomis.
mer price is uotcousidereti in this sale.
it THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. t i
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TRISTRAM St HYATT
No. 2 Gazette Building, Norwaik, Conn.
SALE.
.It has aitvays been our custom to close out all scasouahle goods the season
Our
. The cost or. for‘
:
Wash Dress Goods. Shirt Waists.
0'" WW“ “00““ stock ““9 “PM Many oi our customers will remem-
nutrkcd down and the prices we have.
placed on the different lines are iowcri licr our Shirt Waist sale last season.
‘ chnflflvtlhehzgi ‘lrritxtmpztte'rrtll: “mil and the bargains that we uttered at
of them have been in ottr store only a that time. Every Shirt Waist in our
iew weeks.
an or our line Lawn and Jaconotg istot‘k was sold then. and we lutciul to
‘ 0c
3:222:23t?:;_'t:}];it:rl’€lili‘irtos¢i. and i (”lose out every one this season. as we
All oi our line Dlmltics to close the have made lower prices on them than
yard.
All of ottr tine imported Organdles. ever beiore.
goods that have sold all the season at-
ltlc and 25c to close at liliéc. ‘ Telephone call, 1142. *
i
Houseinrnishing Dept.
Wire h‘ly Killers. Po.
iii-st Laundry Soap. 3c.
(‘ltina (‘ream Pitchers. 5c.
Three double sheets Fly Paper. 5c. .
Tumblers. lac dosen.
(‘hlna Mus. 5c.
Fiat iron Cleaners and Waxers. 10:.
One burner lamp Stove. 39c.
'l‘wo burner Lamp Stove. 80o.
Three burner Lamp Stove. 81.25. i
li‘our quart ice Cream Freezers. $1.75.
81.00 Hammocks at 75c.
31.50 Hammocks at 81.00. .‘
82.50 Hammocks at 82.00. t:
ily Tumblers. .lar Rubbers, all kinds.
Lightning and Mason‘s Jars and Jet-
~ TRISTRAtws-HYATT, ?
NORWILK. CONN.
SCOF‘IEL’D rs." HbY'r. '
We shall oil'cr the following bargains duiiui.r tltc niouilt of \ugust:
Whitt- lttntut-l licdu.... ........................................ 2.53 so picc‘c l'orceiaiti'l‘eah‘tts. . ........... . ..... .......... ....fll.till
(loud iron iii-d Springs .......................................... Lita ' Direct from iitalutt‘nclttwl'.
('ollotl Top Mattress ................................................ asst Lulu: itrfm-‘bllhwkcrs at ....................... p.50 est-it
iiittitl lt‘t'tlilltti' l'lllow- “3" “ilk Dtltlltg ( llfllN lllllllllll ””70“ 5.10, “A” 0' L5 "'50
‘ ‘ . tut t‘totto ill ....... . ....................... .:.'o and 25s per yard
'iho balanoc of our ital-y t outages llt'lth (‘thL Linolcutus at ___________________________ _ ........... a“. 7-". and .l 00
tlur llluc l-‘Ianic till Suit-mot cost; only two Mt Hood quality H illtaittlu-d and l‘ubleaciml Muslin. i
“g. liM’t’ only f..." “t-t‘rigt-mttiru lpft; lit-st ltnrtl wmul; tll ............................................................. it' per )‘tlltl
ntcmt.’ Wt- li‘.I\'t u few more of tluttw l'ti ‘ at Shirts
\‘Vitttiow film-in at ............ . ............................. th-onolt t'iormtile. ill ......................................................... iii’ic
"itllliltut ks. . . ........7.'lt', "all. .I on. .l.?d l.:ulic~i' ‘ust lilac k Regular unidi- "th ..ltlt-, l tilt:
'.' t‘tt'lullt Iiiitttt'i‘ N." ‘.': '.'...W‘ at . ,,$Iti.lth. luttl'it-n‘ filtltt “'taislv- til... ..I.......././ ................... ltlc
.. c. .. -- ..................... one Look in our window. laullcs‘ regular made Fast
. H u .. .. .......... illli "lurk "MW, tittilltlt' lut' Illili lli‘t‘l -------- ~ ------------------- .lléi.‘
SCOFIELD 8- HOYT.
85 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
The Town
ls
.. ............ w... to... .. . -
For tho Straw Hot: at half-prioo.
For the Nogtlgoo Shirts at any price
Vou'vo boon in our atom. ..
—' 7- . You know how good our things arc.
Price: hero moons something alvcd
Como In and look at our goodo.
Stock up hetero you go away.
Iargatno may not
be plorttlfut tutor.
Try on. of our Oraah outta.
FRANCIS Gt C0.,
Clothiers asii Faraislm.
00 Washington lines.
“were florist-tit.
‘l‘lt IllIi PM”
oalaaarm
Interim.
illllliltl‘tii
II WHO
Royal Pearl.
snow it it mean
«amusement.
A R OH I 'l' I 01'.
ltrsovti other. at Wall in. Nowell. twttlt
“mild no,” ., "th
Norwalk Chronicler