‘ sleeveless, at 10c.
Ribbedive‘stsi with sleeves or
"Be? ér‘Grades, 15c. 2 for 25¢.
North Neill slid Ann Streets.
SOUTH NORWALK.
LADIES' NEOKWEAR.
Linen Goiis2rs2, turnover and standing,
and special styles.
2 2yiss.‘ including Mere-rind. Lisle,
2 ‘ front and Fancy, at 250.
2 Niidrsn’s Vest": and Fonts,
10s to 40¢.
ib‘bed Underwear. soc.
. en’s Dalbriggsn, 250 and 50c.
15:.
HDBIERY A SPECIALTY.
ren's Hose, 10:, 15c,
ll Mention, 2 for 25c.
25c.
. special attention.
2Ho‘siery, 250 and 50c deserve
v ,.
Ladies Stocks. Lucretius", Scam
and .ies.
Ables- SHIRT WMBTS.
solo d‘
All new styles.
slid Fancy. 50:, $1.00, $1.50.
White Shirt Wallis. $1 to $3.
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Coiliusli'iCo. 3
Furniture
iinvo captured the people of The Norwnlks. in no other
establishment will you2 find gtylcs just the some or near-
ly 2io’nt2tr2sdtlve nor will you 'get a 'sllililor quality for any
thingllire our price Judging from what our patrons tell
us we halve not only the choicest line2 to pick from but
our furniture gives tho best oi satisfaction. We note
;2 lithe m’ou bdrtlci'liar poodle "cl! 'ii‘hlo nervous nh'C2
LAbies Manic eLovss
Kid finish and more comfortable.
LADies' WHiTE exists
in large variety.
NEGLIQEE SHIRTS.
2 A'bargaih at 250.
Boys’. 12931014 in.; men’s. 141/2 to 17
in. B'etter‘y‘rades. 50c and $1.
MEN’S NiGHT2 smnrs.
50c and 76c
outbid
_ throuuh222so ‘
‘ tiniest in
Hoggarty. the Australian boxer will
trouble. 2
av oitfiroion.y&s
ther.
he shipyardf
aw
in: Brown who sixty-one
e Morel)“, 1!) no. lie was
orth Amh 0222 Where as a
mn’h'e reside and got his
, t in t e oyster business which be
full wed ever since.
ye rs age he moved to New
and driving been successful llii
hue nebs. bacillus; oils oi; the ulo‘st of;
tensiye rowers off. {oysters in the
state. , o ntrolied itn‘y thousand
net-bis in i island so no nod hell’1
it nest of some haul! dozen boots.
A win and four children survive
ihm 'i‘ e sons ere Albert. Captain
grynnkm and Henry; the daughter is
ssLo
Deceased was a men who had earned
an enviable reputation for honesty and
integrity and lied hosts in irlends
m...
Witnesses or ALAsK'A.
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Party at Five Arrived in Dawson city
Early in June.
SEATTLE Wash” June ZB—A Unit-
ed States exploration party arrived in
Dawson early in June on the way to
northern Alaska to explore one of the
widest known areas in the vast terrl
tory. it is headed by W. 0. Madden-
hnm. geologist. and L. E. Reobul'u.
topographer who are accompanied by
five men. The party was to leave
Dawson about June 10 going down the
Yukon to Fort Hum in by steamer.
then overland by the Dahlfeld trail
to the middle for it of Koyol'iuicto Berg-
man, where supplies were shipped fer
the party inst your. Thence they go
up one of the southward floating trlb~
utarles oi the Koyokuk. by the Air.
shuk. thence ever the trail to the K0-
wuck and down the Kownck to Kette-
bue Sound, opening into the Arctic oo-
eau. a short distance north of ‘Bdh~
ring strait This is the first govern-
meut expedition ever detailed to this
field, which has been visited by hilt
few white men.
Mendenhsm will gnther geological
information and Reaburn will make
maps of the country traversed.
HANCOCK BMLS FOR PHILIP-
- PINES."
SAN FRANCISCO. June 25-Tnu
transport Hancock sailing today will
carry as passengers Adiutent General
Corbin Brigadier. General J. Weston.
of the Commisssry Department: been.
or (1.3. Dietrich. of Nebraska. and
odgresslnsn Julius Kenn, or sun
rrnhciilco The last t o named are
going to the islands to nvestlgste the
needs and conditions of the country
no its negpie. Stu-keen Generni
ternborg a General Chambers Mc-
ibbon and a number of teachers for
hillnplilss schools will also sell on
t 0 Hancock
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TIM HEGGARI‘Y LAID UP .
SAN FRANCISCO June 25~Tim
but be sold to keep his engagement
with2 Tim Callahan on Friday evening
ll the bend at "Bill " no Conroy. his
axing policemen hursds‘y. last and
ithough efforts were mode to concern
his fact because he might be able to
lllilll his..coutre.et, it has been stated
but he is positively unable to so on.
he club has sung d Joe Bernstein
to toils Hosedrty s o on
”till Ans vii-rile» inched.
. . M. Julie oiibw-Du 13.2 H (idli-
sou. snooker of tile..l sited totes
nose of Rebrssehtotlves. find every
to: y rotary ymths‘iinitsd sister?
rdon of Mind
“:52? sh refined; hilbi
silt. Honestly broke his right. hand ,
sell the inspect
“e the Guard by "
e y ei- it give thong it out 'i‘yyhiiy
bro onto be that the right thing, (or
but! dually become well. it Mrs. illne-
:iuuun 2i“ would be wiliillnr to our ten
22!. lien or Dosn’ii Kidney Pills,
Plowing us i now know disincentive
nostril." ‘ -
For sale by all deniers. Price all
cents. Fobtorddllburn (10.. Bulia‘lo,N y.
his sole wants for the United States.
Remember the numewuosn‘s—«end
take no «other. 2
CLUE 1'0 BLONDiM.
ii,2\iilaliing'ior‘cl Police Ars‘ Hot oil the
2 Trail of Supposed Murderer.
wihhluondno do eta—rile looiii
Olen ii blowing'u‘p that out
wrote to he ‘s clue to‘ thé trail oi
ilired Blondie. the Chemistord
use" murder suspect, for whom the
Evasion police have been scorching. ll.
as just been learned that on lost Sat-
rday afternoon. ii. men closely on
iswering the description of Blendin
issued through here. no culled at the
cuss or Mm hiszle i: L'lieureusmnd
nihiii request weir given a cinch. It
the door. in linking with friends iat-
er. Mrs. L'Helll-eu‘x was suddenly
Struck with the resemblance of the
amp visitor to the published descrip
tines oi Blondie ’I‘he police who were
notified yesterday. have since been on-
‘gnged in an effort to trace his move
ments hero. but this morning nothing'
definite had resulted.
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ENGAGEMENT NEAR REITZ.
CAPE TOWN, Juno 25~Detnils of
the engagement betnecn General
iictt’s column and De Wat's force hour
lteits June ii. show that the British
surprised the Boer convoy The burgh-
ere find but seeing that the centers
were. in stroll force. the Boers return-
ed and charge with great determine-
tlon after dosllerilto lighting. recon
turlng the convoy Monuwhiin Colo
nel lie Lisle nrri‘v‘ed with reinforce
merits and the lighting was renewed.
The Doors lay beneath their wagons
and unflinchingly tired vfiileys be
tween the wheels while t elr com-
rades were engaged in in scanning and
driving off that portion of the convoy
furthest from the British. The hitter
pushed in among. the wagons. using
the. bayonet freely. General Doluroy
wss present and personally used a
rifle. His right hand neighbol was
killed and the comrade on his left
bond wounded.
The affair ended in a series oi hand
to hand encountels and fierce melces.
the Boers eventually being driven off
One of General Do Wet‘s staff odicors
was wounded and taken prisoner.
TRUE BILL AGAINST RUSSELL.
LONDON. June 26~In the Old Ball-
oy Court this morning the grand Jury
returned a true bill against Eel-i lins-
soli for bigsmy and the recorder so
bounced that the trial would take
place in the House of Lords.
tion of the court yesterday in making
absolute the decree obtained in De-
combei.1900, by George John Somer-
Ville of his divorce suit against his
wife. in which Earl Russell was made
no respondent. was a purely legal for-
nullity
During the course of the day the re-
corder said that even if the euri' e di-
vorce was valid in the United States.
“i would not be binding in Great Brit~
n n.
During thee curse of the day the re~
egrder notified the lord chancellor
10rd Hulsbury) of the ilndinf of the
grand Jury A committee of the House
of Lords will be appointed in, due time
to strange the procedure in the case.
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‘L‘limlosn eA‘NK snowshoe.
LililPBlG, Julio 825-?1‘he directors at
the Loipslger Bunk announce that. ow!
log to the limousine ot' the Dresdener
Credit Anstslt in consequenceloi dit
liquid? in discounting bills. the Leli-
sisor an. is comes lied in tile inter
est 3f its creditoyyrlyl‘ .todytonlyngrilrilyym sus-
so romeo . s one
i the commitments can befiquidlfith: ii
Pulled thenroditors will suffer no less
n
oversblo ol too 6. Theollpitnloitho
link is iii. till me. or kit. 2
A .
GHlGAGO. Juno iblitonorts of the
inluufnotnrsrs or bar nod
lures .‘hnvuesullmitied spill on to ad-
Witch wanes live her cent. 0 n 0011212-
itto front the Woodworkers tidied.
, their is some; 2' 2
ete next Bondy afternoon to mute
y‘ lib oi ihoii‘ emblems n Wilts
orde’roil‘lin amid“! f’l‘hs onl-
ihn'sliy per 2
ills she began us lilip'rov‘e’
tell was troubled in the shine so"
‘2 Forty Mile load
The 30- -
shareholders my hope for s2
2 her mother. til
herb 'flii‘i‘
2 y ' in] ' .
Side world. Telephone and, telegraph
iron are down rind no mull trains or
2r h ii. i- hi
, of! 3n: 2n or,
ii .632‘1 224““
‘n be h soolteiirdio. *‘
the heaviest engines ran upon a sort
. it And unset; utmost roll
{us in river: The engineer and
romeo vseewdrunllul‘lt. .The Chase.
cake & Ohio was covered with slides.
luhele tunnel roll in and blocked or
smiling on the line. it slidmorusheu
out on the mountain at Crescent and
swapt ll men eerily. The track of the
Konswh‘s ibrindle Compenwie. washed
sway tor miles 2
Liberty: Badly bummed.
RICHMOND Vt. .iliue sown spec-
in] iron: Tszewell. Vs. says that at
Cedar Bluff west of there, nine hous-
es and eight out-houses were washed
turn}; in the big flood extending into
the eastern part of Russell County and
ma.
sAlilo AT A FIRE.
Several Psi-sells ln St. Louis are in.
land by Jumping.
ST. LOUIS. Mo . Juno 225-Fire broke
out early today in the building at 802
Morgan shoot.- occupied on the
more liloor‘ by the J.‘ Edwards Paint-
lug company and quickly spread to
buildings ddjolning; the upper portions
of which were cited as tenements. A
panic followed and a number of the
occupants Jumped from ur‘lnel- windows.
Mrs. Annil Zelll‘ received injuries
which lesultod in her death within half
n hour Her daughter Camille had
or hip. dislocated and sustained a
fracture of the skull; her son Edward
was seriously injured by jumping. Loss
0 buildings nominal. .
CL‘AI’M AGAINST UNITED STATES.
Pli‘KlN. June 25-The Chin‘s Mer
choots' Combsny. owners of the prom-
ises in Thin Tsin. at first occupied by
the marines sud nitolwnrds by Lis-
cums command. as barracks have
completed their claim against the
United States govolnmcnt for rain
chlo's which they ever were oarlled off
by the idol-loos. The list comprises
many villuahie furs, rugs and jewels.
including diamonds. The total of their
claim is dill]. 000 tools. The company
says that the promises being n part at
the foreign concession were willingly
lent for military necessities. hilt that
they were not subjevt to looting as
they would have been it they had been
in the Chinese city.
YALE PhdsnMEN BEAT 'VARSlTY.
GALE SFERRY Junb' 26‘-ln pine
lice starts this inclining, the. Yale
freshmen eight” got the jump on the
"varsity in three trials out of live—an
exhibition not portion us‘rly blessing to
the 'varslty. The w fit of an the
crews was light. Vivian Nicholle the
famous English onrsmen and coach or
rived this morning and came here from
New London on o launch He is a
guest at the Yale quarters "Femor-
row there Will be a race between the
regular Harvard freshman foul our
and a Yale freshman four oer made up
as follows: Earle stroke; Miller 2.
Delano 2: and either Pitsipio or Ver-
rill“ how. it will be a bird-mile con-
test.
LLOYD CA‘BE CONTINUED
MEitDlLN. Juno adj-The case of A
i. Lloyd the local mnnsger of the
Southern New Engl end is ole hone
Company charged with the fhllcizie
most. 0! 31. 000 from the company was
brought up In the city court this morn
ing. Lloyd was not out plan M2 “an of
tort is being made by his fribnds to
settle thryi case out of court”. The once
was cont need until Saturday next.
sno‘r WOMAN who seeks Hi8
H
reimbursed“. 'Juue 254m.
Mary Kipson‘ Wits today shot nod in-
tally wounded by William Jordan. who
afterwards commuted suicide by
shooting hihmfif. Jordan loll a note
addressed to t e womilh's brother. in
which he sold rs. Kipseu had broken
his bout that he hid murdered her.
sALMON enunshlge‘ scheme.
PORTLAND. Oroa. dune} Elk-ileum»
sentutlves of seventeen salmon. can
notice on Puget Sound and in Alaska
will arrive in Portland on Wednesday
and it ill 02:th the schools for too
82.000.000- oombindtieii wlillbe consum-
motsd during Wino .‘nreeent width. 2 .
EMM- WALEAGI! HOP!!! iLL.
SAN FRANCiSUC; June aliwliidun
Wallace WM y actress. .whciyh’iis
ill-rived ll tend the turrets of
lite Hrs. Jdtohh Dutie-
inbli'. iii iyl illto ill at the [Holy
Positioned in Aliliiiedn county u
15th of her mother's death and the
trip scrolls the sediment has resulted
in nervoull door 2
semis ensure it:
301%}le
new ‘ r
d Judi: zbwinio‘di
suits of the enormous volume of business done 632201} Wash
1 abric section V
FlCi‘iCh Csmbric Cadet and light mile grounds With white
dots of six different sizes. Herctoioré sold at rise ydtd
India Pongce. Black gtouyllds with white tints still iiiiiiill fig
tires. 36 inches Wide and worth 25‘.- s2yi2lrd.
Plain Cheviot. A fabric of attractive weavein plel'alsinigr shades y
2 of light blue and pink. Value is igé n yard 2
KIMONO Brocade As the name suggests. it is especially2z..2w
suitable for Kimono Gowns. Usually [sold at 25c
yard. ‘ 2
Grenadine Sillrting.
Anderson's imported Shifting White '2 2
grounds Withywovcn piaidciiccis. yWorthzscyyard.
., 3 yr. 2, . ‘ 1;. ”l '
=22lyiiurlss or our cuss .
WE DOUBT if any savb the richest of Silverware Call 22
2 compare in beauty with some of the superb examples of tilecut- y
glass maker’s art which we show. There are Salad Bowls with 2
fine, bold designs. cut deep in clean, heavy blanks. Prices $4.752 22
. to $1600. Handsome (rcmc dc Mcnlllc Sets are priced from 2
$0.50 to $16..50 Vases. range in sparkling army from those
small élnd dainty nt $3 25, to those of stately height and proper-
lions at $13.75 Oil end Cutsun iiotilcs $1. 50 to $5 50; Sugar
and Cream Sets (Jewel pattern cut) $5.00 to $9.:oo Water Bot-
tles $3 50 to $7.00
#2, .25 .
WASHABIE A8001 STOBKS
l E W S'lYLF S of nelkwcal’ are more suitable when the
il'lCi‘Cill‘y mounts trillmpllnntll t0 lllcrnlnmetol tips and starch-
rd collars retire dcjcclcdl} down the necks of perspiring mall.
kind, than :1 washable Stock. Your choice of plain white, blue
or pink, or of combinations of the new colors.
MD M READC’
soc.
1.2.le
in t 01’
6'?
Bv buying the Best for thee Loweesi Price.
We havé those Orf‘ords. and shoes made by Lonnsburv.
Mathewson & Co.. for $2. 50 and $3. 00 all styles. and can fit
all feel.
Union Made Shoes for Men. $2. .95.
firs.
s sues sroR‘j
SOUTH NORWALK CONN
'li You Are Building or Repairing
2' We ban Internet you. y .
AIME. for plastering " " 2
GEMz'ivT lmperiéd“ end domicile. Rounds“ er
penises. ”Wiles“ Portland community. ‘3“.
BLU£.STON! All kinds. and sizes. e in” assert '
nr’uu.
DRRiiv lily» S‘twtli RIPE. all aim. lowest priced; 22 2’
underlie chive. samurai Mirror. iriii; Fl'r‘s.
Drink and May: "BRICK of many and”.
We'll talk about: Him. hum
JOHN H. FERRIS
A cure on north. having prom ' oil’s
very clever sermon“ oh the birthday.
called upon e. cerium; colonel on e
Mundsy esneclsily this his doinl oil.
' "How did i like the sermon!" reality il
'5
the colonel ‘ "sz much. indeed
boys of y tilt cities." 2
"(Yne‘ f your invented?" illnmniorod22
lilo serology silently misled: "i do coil
understul‘d." y
The t. oriel regal-dud him with n.
twinkle lit the lines oi' yygsé “"10;
writ Midi? ._
:os‘cl‘ihi till-d of n
im’ surly eliir rdsiked by ..
lulu mischievous Drunks. iiiii
it“... “lists
y . l ..
one she was in little strain i .2"
_ iiiinllonitio§y {gem {shin byon ll;-
f ’ li‘ri . ii-hlivu
this “.me‘
“rules you l‘iiliyit "d;’1:dihefbdrl
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