not twenty four»
, tenuous: van 9‘1 ,
‘ i the lake idlio . ’Th
a fallen in the ares. cov
, i were. :Jllt 11:9 remittlned
y 0 onery n at or 9011,1093
,Arlz. re rted 112 91111 time-
my 1034 New Haven
' ‘nin uton has secured a
_ in Bradford, Conn.. as School
"1‘11““ stone deems being
Simehury has voted 111.
roads under the 1901-1 °
or the acting school visi-
Yi’oiit 1.00 Shellieldon-the-Sound
y and tool: dinner.
39797901.! Cups; O'Brien.
911111 encambment o: the Ken
11111.0! Denbury. will be held
dint. commencing tonight.
nima L Grumman of Ridge
‘ ‘ been entertaining Miss Jen
. 0! South Howell: for a
' W
The 1111;111:1111 Grown Cigar ls sel-
etiuoled and never excelled.
visiting f1 lends l1:
have returned to then
0 11 Re lug.
1. I 0‘. Allen of Norwalk, who has
v Iting at the home of Mr. and
Seymour. at Ridgeileld,
bother aspirant for senntorlal hon-
. John at No. 6 Taylor avenue 761%
'y orning. p. bouncing ten pound
All. born to $lr. and Mrs. George
Fireworks Firewwurks, Hefner‘s.
r so ’1' Reed. 11 well known horse
of Willimontlc,,disd suddenly.
in home, yes’tdrdhy. from heart dl~
sense, .He is survived by a widow and
seven 1111111119 1’:
11 8. Rosco, oculiat and sprint
'33 hdne'ulted 1n the parlors 0f the
nhnchomo Hotel on Tuesday and
Fridays. betweenfifihdtmfl 1101115
111;; and tween 9 on 12 :1.
'o w the oral picnic of the sea-
911111111 811111113 Society, will
‘ the New York and Norwalk
er Harlem The destination will
33““! We 31., n.1, ,
P. Wa’llibr.‘ a well known business
or Wliilmnntlc. was found dead In
esiorduy. after suiferiug for scv
he with heart disease. He is
,iv by :1 91111111 Md:twvo' children
W
is umhfioevosve v1.11
‘ tomcat: 1110 a court:
0.1001: bri tor sod wear full!
no: In beeper door paints.
Dom-tech. l9:50an 0 Dow.
1 Guy
.1}, ‘ mp.“
‘ ably. 111.111.111.11
, WM
”111111.11 Fish at lowest prices in
town. Hayes in . ,
At Grace Church. Shirley evening.
At 7: 30 o:'.cloclt the Rev. J. Mcflhre
gall own will preach upon 0 rob
gadgddols; and the Eyfl of Their ,‘Pubw
lolly The mom its o'ervlces are
at 8 and 10: iii o “clock 1
9
:1
Henry Shields. of Hamilton avenue,
e headed his bicycle for Plainted's drug;
store early this mornin. but it be
came unruly In turning he corner of
Spring street. causing on 11th and a
severe shake-up to the rider.
. «All the Latest Straws. O'Brien.
A house occupied by Robert c.9310-
ridge and his wife at the foot. of Merl-
don mountain in, Sohthinxton was
struck by lightning yesterday afiel-
noon Eldridge was instantlyhkllled
and his wife somewhat injured. .
The Shepherds of Bethlehem ave re-
moved from Knights or Pythas Hall
to Red Men's Hall. on Washington
street, where they will hold their; next
regular meeting on Wednesday, July
30.1t is expected that the ewly elect-
ed oflicers will be installed, and cake
and cream will be served.
w.
~Weak fish on lb. Bridge Fish Mitt.
John Lachnnoe, aged titty: died and
deadly at his home in Watervllle. yes-
terday. Lachance bod been cutting
wood and become suddenly and via
lently lll. He was carried to his home
but died almost immediately. He Is
survived by a Widow and several chil-
dren.
At. the union service at the First M.
E. Church tomorrow evening. Princil
pol W. C. Fonts will preside. the ad.
dress of the evening will be by Fred B.
Goodman, international secretary of
the Y. M. C.- A. The serviccis to arouse
enthusiasm and interest in the work.
There will be no solicitation for con~
tributions.
—Time well spent in inquiry con-
cer‘nlng Hainer' s fireworks. Stock ob
solutely new, absolutely,1easonable.
Officer Kenny was informed by a V
memb r of the gang which hangs
aroun the foot of Mill Hill that o.
lady's white shawl who on the. railing ‘.
of, the fence which runs up the. hill.
~ H3 searched for 11.1.1.1 was unable to f 3
find it. and thought that the gang had ‘
been giving him a "Jolly." but later
W. E. Osterbanks informed him that he
had found it.
~Latest Ityle Straws. O'Brien.
A well~known Norwalk cigar manu-
facturer got himself into a laughable
predicament the other evening. He went
to Comps on the trolley. and when he
was, ready to return found thnt he
would be obliged to walk. There were
two other people in the same predica-
want. They awoke a resident of the vi-
cinity and succeeded in hiring a team.
They know now when the last trollry
leaves.
W
-~Specinl for Sat and Mon: '32. 20
Duck Skirts. plain end ling-ed $125:
Lawn Wrappers. 9 0. worth $1. 50; 82
Sun Umbrellas. fancy handles, 3149.
‘ M. 8. smith Rt Cd.
eve. ,.
3 his appointments for the denial corn. ,
‘ William H.‘
Governor McLean has. announced
niission. as follows:
l..00n1ia.llocl:vllle. William Ill. Hyde.
Dnnlelson. J Tenney Barker Wel-
11119101119111.1119 9.9080010. New Fluv-
en. Edward W. Pratt. East Hartford
all for two years from July 1.1901
spurt/101111111: has accepted the
magma 15f William H Smith as
rhiirese tative of Old Baybrooh.. Mr.
Smith is to be appointed a deputy
sheriff of Hidden: county
an
n... boating authorities or Yalemeld
a meeting in New Haven. yesterday.
and decidod upon the policy for an-
other. year. The men of the bend
coach for next year is not announced
at this time. but it it 11 derstood that
Mr. Allen. 111110 101111 the whining
crew of yesterday is the men who, will ‘
,‘ direct Yslold cavemen
nasty! . Mr
Kennedy. who assisted r. Al on this
ionic nutrient conchmio
lenv n tor Enaland
With only debs rs“ emit! one a
study of English rowing ‘methods.
3;:de on horses.
——Fasturnne for
Plenty of 119.19
Another 19111111111 o”: the floaty 3
fourth Connecticut Volunteers will be
held in Middletown.|on Tuesdnykluly
“rid
served by the, Iohien
The storm .91 the monument
to com ”999311111“ W91”: no doubt
1903199“
iin’cu, piqi .
, color.» blue and bias.
trinuhc‘d‘ police
”shirts for 1‘
pl 9:. from a New York make '1 m
111111111 this reopen
Made 0 show to store buyers oil
so made (maybe) bettcrt '
r051
dis: 5 0011.111 11 number of good:
in be sold at nearly, h’bli .
styles
ustitii pricés
:9: 109's.
Second floor.
SHiRT WAISTS.
‘A quantity £10111 regular stock
reduced because the assortment of
sizes has become broken 01 the
waists themselves have been
1111159011.}3111 a nice lot of 19111315.
of good materials made in the
popular styles of the season.
1N COLORS.
75c waists for 591:.
$1 and $1 25 waists for 751:.
$1. 50 and $1.7 75 waists for $1. 25.
$2 and $2. 25 waists for $1. 50.
$2 50 and $3 waists for $9..
$3 50 and $3 75 waists for $11.50. .
1N WHITE
A single tableful in many styles
and at many prices
All, are cut in prices V4 to %.
WOMEN’S HOSIERY.
Samplés worth 751:. and _$x'--4sc.
Women s are appreciating this
lot at its true werth; buying
irccly Cant say how long the
chance will last
There are high grade stockings
in rich embroidered and ides pat.
terns or in handsome plain finish
Black, white and colors with
the colors of pleasing shades.
letter be quick.
Left aisle. front.
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS 00..
Your .room has limitations. The
light hither will improve it, the wrong
pupc: will ma: it. The color and fig-
me are both linportunt Our variety
is great enough to enable us to Just
suit you and your room. You'll be
pleased at the range of designs and
prices.
Jacobn. Rudder
Painter and Paper Hedger.
33 South Main Street.
Opposite Hsvli'end Street.
Between
Meals
T71: 11.-11:11.1 ‘s ‘cIchn and cool Man you
Use a
Gas Range
3 771: rest of the am; is always com-
farfablc. 771.11% because
rue HEAT :3 comm: no:
just where needed. and can be
Turned off at a moment's
notice.
V Do Not “fiélny
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tun Hilliii
ALL
1 Judge Show:
parlor court adjourned without dete.
Point. This was the in: court to 11111111 111111190;
. l for 1th .
.1 centIYn
, over 011911 sit
‘ 1.11111 1i. 111111..
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11 ll on v vi con 9
section. which hill the. outnrrit {
the blood scone 1119.11111th 19:.
strictly select!
do and modern. as it 1111 1131111
some years 919i b ,
910191111 thnt the most
and?
my g‘ltutisepti’cs
‘ e or, inhalers. 11111191... and
howev3r. is n. 111111191111, 11110 in
junivenieuce. find moreover can in no
wise compare with the snare remedies
given in table rm. either in sihcacy
or convenient!
Aclerll 11
office in flit} ,
ence with Stun T
a few words. but to the pbint.
Boys: "Qatnrrh has been almost can
stdhtly with the for eight years; in
this climate it seems impossible to get
rid of it. I awoke every morning stuf
fed up and for the first halt hour It
was cough. gag: expeototete, and
sneeze before 1 could square myself
tor my dny’ 9 work; no appetite. and a
tool breath which annoyed me etc
ceedln‘gly.
‘l used Stuart‘s Cntarrh Tablets for
two months and found them not only
pleasant iii-take. but they did the busi-
ness. and i can sincerely recommend
them to all catarrh sufferer“.
Druggists sell Stuart's Catnrrh Tab
lots at 610 cents for full sized package.
They can be carried in the. vest pool:-
et and used at any time and as often
as necessary. Guaranteed tree from
cocaine. mercury or any mlnornl pols-
on; absolutely sate.
South Home“:
Sessions-Bank.
Incorporated June 1800.
Directors:
Alden Solmnns Edward Beard
John H. Ferris John H. Light
John H. Knapp Josiah R. Marvin
Henry l. Smith George F. Boarse
ALDEN SOLMANS,
JOHN H. FERRIS.
GEO. F. IEARSE.
President.
Vice-President.
8011. and Trees;
Thin flunk hosvjustpcom-
plutod It. Forty-first
Prosperouu Your.
‘ _- _....., .
SDLID AND SUCCESSFUL.
Gill illimlOlliL B‘illli
,sou‘ru NonwAut. 001111.;
“0.191191". ‘ ’ 9100.000.”
50mins. 3100.000. ”00
whormms. 335000.00
Jill! I. more.
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DiRIG30II:
John H. Fen“ . Henry hymour
John It. 110.” 01013th 60101-1:
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; tloboro brooch rend. the 11
mt
sinners must
dared the special session of the Sm
"e 111 iv 11 ,r soon:
Nicogufidxdgkgenfii.of»t Consoli-
adored road. says the new railroad be-
tween North Attleboro. and Adamsdole
would be built as soon as possible.
bolero the.
171111111111 commissioners. and that: was.
There must be a hearing
to have been held yesterday. but 01:11::
1.0 the illness of the attornc ‘ 11th 1
looking After the interostp’o
Then- the county. 001111111:
be met. and the p
01;” proposed lino accepted. .
glob, s are ready. 1.1111119.» ,
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Lord is Exalted; J; E. West;
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Mrs 11911;
shortens; not the
cape] Church. Rev. John J. Faust.
p. 111.: Y. M (LA. service, 723911.
11:. addresses by Rev. W. H. uh
hard of South Nor-walk, and ..’l‘
Union class and prayer meeting;
by Remit
on Thursday on account of holiday
GONER‘EGATIONA AL.
SOUTH NORWALK CONGREGA.
tlonal. corner West avenue and
West street Rev Paul Moore Stray-
er pastor-~10z30 a m.. pienching by
the poster; subject. The Uncon-
scious Working of God; quartette.
Te Deum in 0.13mi: and The Gold-
end Thre‘shhold, Lohn: 12 111.. Sun
day school; 4: 30 p. 111.. reaper ser-
vice. with the following progthm:
Organ prelude. Larghetto. Schumen;
Quartdtte, Sing Allelulnh Forth.
Buck; Scriptures. Rev. R H Hum-
phrles; Hymn 910.928: prayer. Rev
W. W. T. Duncan; contralto solo,0
Jesus Thou Art Standing, A Geib‘el;
address, Frederick H. Jocks, Hart
ford. Conn; Hymn No. 377; address.
Fredprick S. Goodman, New York
City; Offertory. Grieg: Duet, The
Voice Divine. soprano end tenor. (l.
H. Gabriel; benediction; postlnde.
Whiting; 5:30 p. 111.. Christian En-
Deavor moctin; subject, Whatever.
Leader, Miss Smith.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
George D. Egbert. pastor-«Morning
service at 10:30. Preaching by the“
pastor; Sunday school“ 12 noon;
evening service at 7: 30 A union
service in the interest of the Young,
Men's Christian Association. Mid
week meeting. Thursday evening at
7:15. A service preparatory to tho.
communion.
BAPTIST.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
Smith Main street—-Scrvlces. prayer
and praise meeting 11 o'clock n. m.;
Sunday school. 3:30 o'clock p. m.;
Christian Endeavor meeting, 0:30
o'clock p. 111.; at 7:30 p. 111.. preach-
ing by the pastor; theme, Mnn's Ex-
tremity Is God's Opportunity. Week<
ly services: Tuesday. at 8 o'clock
p. 111., Bible Union meets; Thursday.
8 o. 111., covenant meeting. led by
Brother G. E. Pollard and Sister Fur-
rnh. All are welcome.
EPISGOPA L.
Bellows. rector~Morningt Proces-
sionai, mu: Vonlte, 'l‘urle; Gloria,
Turie: Tellrum, Tours; Jubilate,
Tours: Hymn. 023; Kyrie. Tours;
Gloria Tlhl. Woodward: Hymn. 056;
Oftertory. tenor solo; Doxoiogy. An-
on; 11110035100111.4117. Evening:
Pr01-eeslor’1al. 1103; Vcreicles. l‘irlal;
(liorin Garrett: Mugniflcat Garrett;
Nunc Dimittls. Gregorian chant:
Versicles, Fortal: Hymn. 5371:0301:
tory, quartet; Doxology Anon: Re-
ccsslonai. 438. Mrs. A. M. Mansfield,
to; J. Kliphan. tenor; A. M. Mann
field. hasso.
MISSIONS.
SOUTH NORWALK MISSION—vREG—
uiar service tomorrow afternoon at
3:15. A. C. Hatter, of Stamford.
will be present at this service. Other
strangers are expected also. '
GERMAN LUTHERAN;
ST. PETERS CHURCH. NORTH
Main street—Service Sunday even~
log at 7:30 o'oIOck. with preaching
by the Rev. Theodore Bunch, of Port
Chester.
ADVEN‘r.
ADVENT CHRlS'i‘iAN CHURCH. VAN
Zandt avenue, East Norwnlk. .i. W.
Davis. pastorwl'reachlng, 10: 30 a.
10.. by Elder F. S. Ainswortli; S1111
day school. 12 111.; Loyal Workers'
11199111111015 :1 111.: Evening sermon
7: 30 o',clocl: by the pastor. seats
free (cod slinging, arid a cordial wei-
cometo sill
GERMAN EVANGELIOAL.
GERMAN EVANGELIGAL CHURCH.
Charles A. Brochrneior. pastorate:-
viccd every Sundsy afternoon at 2
ocloclt in are Ewedish Deepens-
rc '
tnot:111'0'1'1565'B‘:111 segues 0341.591;
013 11.5021 100 Eliot arcane
1.1110111. First Reader.
welcome. , . , 1
FOURTH A SOOROHER. SAYS HOR-
ACE JOHNOON
Here is what 17111109111 8 distinguish
ed near, Horace Johnson. mm 11131911
1113 the weather for the 911111-1111
“As the Fourth 0! July Will 9901: be
upon us, remarks upon the weather
certainly will be in order: ' .
"A hot wave will put in nu appear
A.
All are
0,1,1“:
4111 11111119 extremely not; very
,, 0:1er to have 11 thunder showar from It
I: in the afternoon to 11 o'clock 11111
the 1191.111... The moon will be a little
pestle: full. and will rise shout ll. 30
0.111.. the 111111 of which 91119111111199
1th .01: The extreme hot wove
30311”: 11011 11 11011191111171
sole. 3
111191-1111 an Hour of Hallowed Pence.
HAW hen.
EAST AVENUE METHOD 8T EPIS-
pastornSermon by the pastor, 10: 30
11,111.: Sunday school, 12 m.; Junior
League. it p. 111.: Praying 139.110.0230
Bates. state secretary Y, M. (l. A.
Monday evening. Epworth League
Prayer meeting: Tuesday evening,
Wednesday evening, patiotlc lecture
HE.WI11g.cntltled A Sum-
mer With Grant No prayer meeting
GRACE CHURCH, REV. .i. MCCLURE
soprano: Mien L. Ainswortb. contrai-
AGE. Speakor Light.
hole. the 10 to tho, 0th: the day of:
fore, the prices moi .
13911111111 cord. .shht wit,
9, sizes tlto17.i99. .
dozens: choose 1111111. sizes itto
11911
cuffs to match 7110 value, special, 500,.
plain. white 11nd fancy stripes. 981-.
SOME, s‘rocumn EARGAINB.
When you can hilt good necking; at
a low price. it In need of them, it pays
to buy. These stockings are very
cheaply priced. qualities considered:
Good quality inertia 119591111161
stockings. seamless. 00‘ pal r.
Women's fast black, seamless hose.
plain or drooatitch full range of allied.
129430.
Women 9 black lleleilnish hose.-
dgaped ankle, plain and fancy ribbed.
0.
Women‘s fancy hose stripes and
dots. 121,50.
Women's Superior Lace Lisle Stock-
ings. warranted fast and 91111111053950
pair.
spliced heel and too, fast color 12551:.
Mens Black and Tan Half Hose,
spliced heel and toe. llsle thread, spun
0hill: finish 12590 pair.
Mons 9111.11 Sill: Lisle 111.11.119.19,
'open lace effects, lateiit for men's sum-
mer wear, 250 pair.
your. we hold 911 important on of
‘. insole outing shirts. The. showing this;
‘ m n It liner and mm 116' edfthnn ,3
Address by irred- ' "" I" ‘ ‘
M '11 9
Shite 11111111511111. pure. white or teneyj
l'
3 WM , ’s perchle shirts, with two 1.1m. '
9191...... 99.111 cults. to match. total? , W
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Mona Madras Shirts; with one pslr ‘
Men‘s best quality Madras Shirts.
Children's Extra Strong Stockings, 1291.0.
ed. Swiss ribbed:
white 11,110: or blue
omeh‘e Vesta ,
mills make. low seem
an dhs‘ort sleeve-vests, an
length pants. extra. sires 711m
sizes. 3. 4.. 5 and 0,250.1
enters 1N0, oittowsuhs‘
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The rcady-to-une In“ 11.111110
mode. immense fictorles’ are
mined in turnlnd them out. and
tire better turned out. and with.
ocouomy to you, than In the, old
He'mined pliloW- slips, god
110th size :42 111.01 45111.. 12,
1191001011 pillow-slipsithe wel
brand. New York mills. or
Loom, 170,191; 210 each.
Hematltched pillow-slips.
llemstitched 911159911115. fine
lty. 42 inch or 45111011, 17c one,
Torn sheets 3-in. hem. N,
mills or Fruit-091.com, 69x00 an
530; 811190.650; 901190 .7511.
Unbleached sheets. heavy
.‘l‘.
Francis 81
Ahead and Abreast of the Times are our
Trousers.
Thev are Stylish. Well Made and Satislactorv in Every ,
Respect.
FOR TEN, DAYS
We offer any pair in the store at
.1.‘
LIGHT'MIIIWO. ,
11.1.3.1 the moat
Importunt measure passed by the re
cent legislature the bill providing to:
a constitutional convention. and the
1110111 important meaure rejected the
bill which was favorably reported. r19
apportionliw the congress
trials. “The 9999111111,, noted cohesion.
tlouely in this in‘att ii: 9.11
wisely.“ says
seems an obvious. duty
Ins. and the present done it are 1:
reasonable. 1 11111111 it h o to 1111in
party. 1,111 well u an individual. :to do
what the low renniresn (tinnitus it
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a» New
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not hit with vim. when ,
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