aunt new lildl displays from the III: cracker-
jack to the SJ. till g‘atlrng battery.
i6.
North Main and Ann SireeiS.
I seem NORWALK
5’ Grey or Brown Suits. for
I Regular Price $l0.00.
gains in Separate Skirts. Separate Jackets, Walking Skirts
ill End Dimitres - - - - - -. - 6c
Bargain in Towels, - — - ~ I- - l0c
A .Job In Shirt Walsts — - - - - 25c
Have Icsptured the people of The Norwulks. in no other
it establishment will you find styles just the same or near-
lyI so attractive, nor will you get a similar quality for any-
thing like our price. Judging from what our patrons tell
us we have not only the choicest line to pick from but
our furniture gives the best of satisfaction. We have
, served the most particular people oI The Norwallcs and
have given such universal satisfaction that our customers
recommend others to come here for their Furniture. our I
line All the largest and most varied.
Av J. .9 LL] SI. 00
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CHICAGO, June 26
8 smock 9199 ii i; b
on a can tune
it variant III eta. it
my. which is one of the finest of its
31:6 in the west. Adjoining the col-
a hospital. which was tilled
with patientii. about 10m heln‘xi in the
various words. As soon as it was seen
i; t the college could not be saved
a d; is i: re walla were liable to fell
a any time, the work of removing the
p tlents from the hospital began. No
one was injured ., . »
The College of Physlciane and Bur--
goons is the medicalmepartment of
University.» of illinote. situated at
Champaign iii The less on bulldin
and equipment is practically total an
will approximate $200, 000.
'W‘W ,
WESTERN MERCHANTS 'ro ACT.
» '5 W I l .
Alleys That Sincerfiaiiroad Combina-
tions Bean is Freight flutes Advanced.
CHICA 0. June Div—«The Tribune
says: "Prominent western merchants
all heavy shippers of merchandise are
preparing to call to account before the
Interstate Commerce Commission the
,. hands of the various ratirtiad combine
,- '. tiOns and the ‘eommuulty of interests
* ,. alliances of :tbe» trunk lines of the
contour.
“Charges are made that. following
2these movements of consolidation.
freight rates have been advanced from
thirty. to riifty per cent, through quiet
and organiaed manipulation bathe var
lotus classifications of commodities. ~
"Behind the movement to attach this
scheme of freight advances by apply
to the Interstate Commerce Com
in
. mfiieioo for relief lies the plan for a
still more vigorous blow. The com-
plpiniints intend to press a demand
that Congress shall take a hand in
forcing the formation of a uniform
clhssllieatlon of freight which shall be
effective on every railroad in the Unit-
ed States."
HARVARD JUBILANT.
W
Rejoice. Over Baseball Victory. and
Home for success Tomorrow
HARVARD QUARTERS. Red Top
I Court, dune 26——.lubliittlofl over yester-
day‘s baseball victory and buoyant
hopes of success for the Crimson ears
on the Thames tomorrow were in the
very air about Red Top this morning.
The men were astir early and seem-
lugly impatient for the coming of the
time when Harvard skill and endul»
note will be once more pitted againstt
their traditional rivals. discussed con
ddcntiy and even enthusiastically the
prospects of the morrow.
Racing starts were again in order
for Harvard‘s practice this morning.
and the quickness with which the
'vnrsiiy boat got under way showun
the great improvement that the last
few days of practice have wrought in
general form while a look at the men
in action could leave little doubt about
the perfect condition of their physical
condition.
Early this morning the time or the
freshmen fouronr race with Yale this
afternoon had not been definitely fixed.
that detail being left.» for decision of
the coaches at a conference later.
Mr. Mclklehum. of Columbia, who is
to the referee of the 'varslty race.
came up frdrn New London tilts fore-
noou and during the day will go over
the course and confcr with the cup-
talne. who will toss up for choice of
course.
YALE'S OARBMEN.
Those Who Will Figure in Tomorrow’s
Races In Excellent Condition.
GALES FERRY. Conn, June 26-—
Yale's oaramen who will figure in to-
morrow's races arose this morning in
. the best of condition and good spirits
ready for the light practice of the day.
For several hours. they lingered in
. groups in the favorite shady places
about the quarters. chatting merrily
, with visitors or listening ‘to words of
counsel from the coaches and gradu-
ates of experience in boating form
and racing, histo‘ly.'1‘he coaches do
clare all the'men physically fit. the
strenuous effort of the four mile race
against time last week having passed
away. All the 'varsltymen look well
steadily Improved during the week.
even Realtor ‘who was decidedly out
, of condition at ’one time being- now in
. first inlet in
A feelln' of confidence was manifest
this morning among the men. though
their adviser and critics take pains to
amount to over-confidence.
in every man in the 'vtr‘rislty eight and
dy airmen of the other boats.
mainly ti timbering process. consist-
can. of the crown. The freshmen pull-
lay at lib
. » be their usual at us stroke with Mil
I I ,9 viwthrwhe Will unddubtediy
’ A. B. Widener. .rtf
ldd hi.
re a.“
‘ . About Dean’s
be smaller building clothed
and their action in the big boat has ‘
see, to it that this feeling does not
Determ-
ination cf the grimest kind is evident
this to a degree is shared by the litur-
The practice of the morning was' '
ing of a few racing starts only for"
are
cl
Mr, Charles iii. WArron. son of CIA
Vwelbkno‘wn OYBtel' pilot/tar or. 2 Cheali
but street has the following to say
Kinney Pills ”u sari
backache and weak kidneys from early.
childhood. i tried all kinds of more
disk. but never received any permit
neat benefit until I commenced using
node’s Kidn‘ey Pills. which i procured
at. Plaintt'id’n drug store. My father
had been using them and was so plea}
ed with their results that i was in
duced to try them. i am satisfied that
their representations are all that is
claimed for them. They cured my
backache."
For sale by all dealers. price 50 cents
a. box. FosterMilburu Company. But.
falo. N. Y.. solelraaents, for the United
States. I
Remember the name—~Doan' s—and
"take no other.
“TY" .
FOSTER ELECTED TO CDMMONS.
LONDON ‘June 26-—P. S. Foster. Un-
ionlst has been elected to fill the v‘a
cancy in the House of Commons for
the BtratfordonaAvon divislo [Warn
wickshire. caused by the do not Vic.
tor Milward.’ Conservative.
mo REWARD. $100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is catar‘rn Hall's Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Cater rb being a
constitutional disease, requires a con-
stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrb
Cure is taken Internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. there-
by destroylng the foundation of
the disease and giving the pn
tlont strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do-
ing its work. The proprietors have so
much faith in its curative powers. thitt
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it falls to t uro. Send for list
of testimonials
Address F J. CIIENIEY a 00.,
Toledo 0.
Sold by DrngglstsI; 75c.
llnll'e Family Pills are the best.
“Scientists are seeking to discover a
relation between color and sound." re-
marked the Wise (iuy “Wcll.” chuck-
chi the Simple Mug, ‘l'vc heard of a
hue and cry. "
5 .
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Your meowayi
You can behemml of any form of tobacco using}
easily panda well strong. or little. full
new life an vigor by taking a
that makes weak men strong.
nyvnglifi
an node in ten over
ritually sszmfréhmt
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REMBDYOO" Chicagonrucw York. or
An Atchlson man who never shines
”his shoes except Sunday morninghl
ways has a big scheme on hand that
never works.
TOBACCO SPIT
The blilous. tired, nervous man can
not successfully compete with his
healthy rival DeWitt‘s Little Early
Risers. the famous pills for constipa
tion will remove the cause of your
troubles. Geo. C Stillson.
A man and a woman begin to talk
freely to each other after they have
been married a month. and usually
overdo it.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Deb. says: "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used «to have great dis».
tress and belching. I tried everythins
' rennin hear of. but nothing helped me
till I took Brazilian Balm. and one“
cent bottle catch me completey. .
Fannie by II. R. Planted and ii. H.
We face a great many of our troub-
les bravely. because the real tact Is
that we are so situated that we can’t
run away . , .
‘ ,. "A few months ado, food which I: ate
for breakfast would not remain on my
eighteen fer unit, an hour. [pried one
borne or .your Kauai inveterate 99th;
aria can now eat my hresident slug,
Mic Attorney Flood iAlieges Serious
Crime Anglo it.” D
ROCKVILI IE June Zita-State’s Ab
iorney .l. H. Reed of Stafford Springs,
has caused a columnist ,to be entered
to the Superior Cough anal up iAttorner
Patrick: iii: «Lilono‘ lure.
Stefferdfipringe. running one roles.
clonal conduct of a serious nature.
The complaint avers that last May
Mr. Donohue obtained as a client Mrs
Abbie B. lockruau of Stafford Springs
who desired aldivorce 'from lter“ hue
band on the ground of desertiou. and
that In the parlor of the Rochville Don
abue arranged a fake trial having hlru
ed a man whose name is quknown to
Impersonate Judge .Prentlce. of the
Superior Court as presidia5. justice.
It is further set up thht witnesses were
heard and a divorce granted by the
"court" on the grounds stated.
For his set vices attorney Donahue is
. said to have received $33 as part pay
ment. and this act together with an
allegation that Donahue defrauded
clients of money collector] for them by
him. are included in the charges
against him. Notice has been served
upon Donahue to Appear before the
superior Court at this IN!“ on the
15th of July. to answer the charges.
Wm...
YAbE WILL GET NOTHING.
, nit-”w
WithdrawIn From Contest of Will of
Franco: 8. Hitler.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass June 26~Thc
Supreme court of Massachusetts. in
the will ease of Frances B Hiller, the
eccentric woman of wealth. late of Wu
mioxton has entered a decree allowing
the probate of the testament made in
1900 and affirming the decree of the
probate court in this once. The notice
filed by the court says that the decree
who entered as the result of the with
drawal of the appeal on the part of the
appellant. ’I‘his indicates a compr-om
infilumong those who contested this
w
According to this compromise. Mrs.
Lucy M. Hill of Georgetown British
(iuinua a daughter of Mrs. Miller the
second husband of the testator and
Mrs. Mary A. Jesus. of Bristol. Eng
land, a sister of airs. Hilier, divide
the bulk of the estate. which is esti-
mated at :M 000. Yale university.
the Baldwinville cottage hospitals and
the Boston City Hospital who were
contesting the will. receive nothing ex-
cept. attorney‘s fees, under the com»
promise.
Formerly Mrs. Miller was considered
very wealthy, especially when she had
a very costly sarcophagus constructed
for her first husband and herself in
addition to the notoriety gained floor
the not the woman was given publicin
when she married her coachman after
hm first husband a death. on condition
that he would take Mr. Hiller's name.
After Mrs. Hitler's death three wills
were found. The court has established
the authenticity of the latest of them.
PASSlNG or area: corral-I.
Western Owners Will Ute Automobiles
On Several Lines.
OMAHA. June flit—«The days of that
picturesque figure in Western life. the
gallant, if profane. stage-coach driver
are, drawing to aclose. Much of the
brilliuncy of that gentleman was dl
mlnlshed with the advent of the great
trunk line across the Rockies. but still
he has flourished in a humble way in
places difficult of access, where long
stage trips are still roouiierl.
But last. week saw the death blow
administered to this remnant of gul-
lnnt men A contract was let to F W
Bacon, of Omaha, for the construction
ofan automobile. the first of a number
to be built, which will be run between
Sheridan and Buffalo. Wyoming. The
buyers are the operators of a number
of stage line in the mountains. Realiz-
ing that they were too slow for moder u
travel they decided upon the automo
bile. ’l‘he horseless coach will weigh
1800 pounds. be operated by a ten
horse power gasoline engine and hay
cl 100 miles a day. it will be, built
exactly like the regular covered stage
coach of the mountains. and will carry
nlnc passengers and their homage it
will be in operation in six wcclcs.
FURIOUS TORNADO
l‘ \Wt—
Factory Wreckgd and Many Employee ‘
bored.
NEWARK, Ohio. June 2il——A tornado
swept over Newark yesterday after-
noonThe upper" portion of the new fac-
tory at the E. H. Everett glass war-,ks
where seventy five men Were at work ,
was wrecked and
caught in the debris.
Lloyd Cunningham was fatally in-
lured. Walter Dickinson, day foreman.
and Thomas Douglass ach had a lea
broken. Others injure were: E. l.
Harris. George Smith. Edward Page
and Charles Booker“ The damase to
the building is estimated at 910.000.
-. one side. of the Rugs Matter Works
was .blown inriand J.‘ W. Athey and
James Burns were injured. but not
seriously. ..
FORGETFURCHURCH COUNCIL.
Illebraa a Body Did illot Loyalist) Ap»
seven men were
D," I ,
lonly .ii
Stamford»
Hazel ,Ball‘icl. Antics All" 1th
'1 HF. suitable fabrics for summer WAT o be found among
the I' lack Dress Goods are by no means few. IAII all wool
(hcvint of nice quality, 30 inches wide. i». priced, at 39c yard.
\ll unol Null 2. \ oiling and \lbatroas 30 and 38 IilClK‘S Willa, re
7-5< yd All Wool \‘oilc. . \lbniross . Cliallie,I:1lhti~.tc Tarhise
and Nun a V oiling. 42. 43, 44. and 40 inches wide. are priced aim
$1.00; $125 and are
Light of weight. very durable and ammunition .
--.-. M-~~M “.5...”
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l"l\'l:‘. HUNDRED more ‘I‘Sunmicr
llicnl
call
bccnusc ilN-y are suitable for Veran-
llnmmock or “(Idlingr 1156.9.
l‘illows"—-—-we
“Summer Pillows"
«In. are pretty and comfort-giving,
_\'cl cost but little-wcrc plnccrl on Sillc today.
This is the sec-
ullil five hundred within as lit.)i'l iimc am] we have every reason
to bclicvc that they will bc (‘\'Cll morc popular than the first
lot. and for the some excellent 39$ ca
I o
satiation“ SIIIRIS asp nuances.
LIGHT V‘VElCl’l'l‘ and plenty of them Is the call at the
Haberdashery Storc, for that is man's necessity now. We
meet it with a very good grade of Balbriggan Shirts (long or
short sleeved) and Drowns the price being 25c the piece.
\lso with a from quality of the some grinds 39c ea
but I4L illc
l'CLlSl,lIl*’*lllat they cost you but
plii ml at more piccc~
Without doubt Omar. had he lived in our
modern times. would have added to the
shuttle ligaments cl humid happiness men-
Iaiiui III hie unseen; o saunter its
can supply the emission for you.
m-.MI3READ@
Keep Your Feet 909'
By buying the Best for the Lowest Price.
presume
into
1251.
We have those Oxfords. and shoes made by Lounsburv.
Mathewson 8L Co..idr $2. 50 and $3. 00. all styles and can fit
all feel.
Union Made Shoes for Men. $2.95.
OLSENS subs s i
SOU lil NORWALK. CONN.
«umennoweewwmmo» '
.' if You Are Budding or Repairing » if
» ‘ we can torsion you. ' ‘
LIME. for plastering. I
GEMtiln'. WWII“, and domestic. Roundalo or ,
Portland. “Atlas" Portland our specialty.
BI. UE sierra, all kind: and an... a large ‘ai‘im. .
miin t. . 9,4,;
D'R‘IliM AND SEWER PIPE. all sizes. lowest prion. . I‘
B 11.va S. Cuisine , Plaster. Hair. Fire ~
. fu" ariakqAnngZy. R! of many modes. ‘
WIoII'll MINI about COAL later. ,
loud it. reams
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health Infall'ible for Ju‘undice. an “ill (“3:5 0392.9 t. .
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