IQ for Tomorrow.
,. ‘ltztigseta 7:28. .
‘19. 3:00». in; I. this 9:134). in.
been a perplexing proh-
or} the Capitol officers. at
ashlugton to provide seating
nimudations for the increased
inherghlp of the Mhousr: of repris-
_t "v‘es. but it has been solved.
1; house committee, acting with
' Zchitect‘ot the capitol, alter
‘anysconierenpeg. at which vari—
tnr plans and methods were con-
h‘iaéred, have practically fixed up»
the pattern of a (leek to he used
d'lm‘v‘v to place the seats. A
W‘syritem of ventilation will he
ist‘ittttod for the old one. The
” tkwill he completed in ample
fine for the. convening of the
‘ lt‘iftyw‘seventh congress, next Dec—
cnlhttl‘. The desks hitherto were
twentygtWO incheslong and twenw
ty incited: wide. with an uplifting
lidpand similar in style and intcrv
yior arrangement to the ordinary
school room desk. It is proposed
to build the new desks in sections
itfrdm three to eight. giving each
member the same length. but rc-
"lll‘cillg the width. In this way
jhilditional row of desks can be
,- quéé‘zed in and thirty-onc new
members, who will come to the
hilt! of the Fifty-eighth congrcss.
. $killg.for sittings. will be provi~
tied for.
‘ 18h. Paul’s cathedral. London.
, has in the person of J. R. llaworth
' who has‘just celebrated his eigh—
‘ fifth birthday anniversary. one
‘of the oldest bell-ringers in the
world. He has been an expert in
.the art of hell ringing since the
. oaccession of the late Qatccn \'ic~
Viitoria, and it is of interest to note
that he helped to pcal the bulls
Joi'ltk’estnlinister abbey on the oc-
tasiort of the accession of her mn—
jesty, and on each 20th of junc
*"Since‘without a single break. In
«th’lit’iOn, he was one of thc mcn
who rang the belts of St. Paul's
not only at the jubilee of 1887. but
on, the occasion of herdntc mujca"
y‘svisit to thc cathcdrztl on the
liamond jubilcc day. in spite of
is advanced ycars. Mr. llnworth
still halc and hearty. Especial
Wi‘ififléfiofiting are his rcminiscen
C05 0i hell-ringing in "tho early
days. and of thc llt)i2Illl(’ cvculsw
commencing with the litiiillg oi
the hell at St. Andrew's t'hurch on
the death of \\ illizuu l\'.
According to it hauling: llcrliu
newspaper” \hc propmcd ncn
.Gertllan tnrili bill includcn (I max-
vimulll and a minimum scale of
duties has lost favor with the gm
t‘t‘ttulont sincc tln- rmignution of
Dr. von Migucl. 'l‘hix stiitcmctu
has created cousiilcmlilc discus
Sion in llcrlin. ior tltc pnpcr grow
on to say that the govcrnnlcn:
and its supportcn are mm- in for.
or of a single sculc. and thin the
governmcnts of thc morc imporm
taut federal states will take the
aortic view. It is. hou'cvcr. con
Sltlt‘l‘l‘tl not inmossiblc tlutt thi-
govcrnmcut may ilci‘lurc in .‘itllllt'
way or other that it will not. in
concluding cimuncrciul trcntics.
‘onsent to rt-iluci- tlic duties on
“ulturttl priyddrcc below a lived
ilnl\.. The foregoing state»
It. wllit‘lsxéj‘gcncruIly 'bclicvwl
re limping... )kfit‘dto bow gun
great sattkttlt‘tion in thc oppour
.15 of an excessive itlt‘t‘t‘ll‘il‘ in the
rain duties.
m nu...—
J
Connecticut's gowmor is in.
hailed in a neat complimcnt puid
state cvecutlvcs by thc llctroit
Free Press. The pnpor says;
There arc thrcc stutc govt-root's
whorte acts in root prove tbcm to
in such cxaltcd public ollit‘inlsw—
independence.energy illltl it‘al‘lt‘sr‘v
hens in protccling the rights of
the people oi thcir tt‘fipuk‘lil’t‘ k‘tlttlv
monwenlths. "I‘licy arc (iovcrnor
Udell. oi Ncw York. tiovcrnor
McLean. of t'mlnccticut. and iiov»
crnor (franc. of Mumaclinactts.
"kitty thclr trihc incr‘anc.
When n xlrl will; works down town
goes to at party, elm gout rid or tour ot-
flcu walk.
til till“
3’ V tam- teutb have Monro de-
mull! need filling or roplntu
inimulltnnd here expert and
W1 dental work. This
j m “duration and comply
‘ N m. Prices reasonable.
yt. Khentlst.
«1‘ Block, south Main St,
, Mil blown“.
possess the t‘ptttlilications nccilcd.
Sheer and hire tit file ule h Nivwhleli
tobnysdreeii gonad. " y
Atari for low neckis and short
sleeves ms to have taken the place
attire; tor going without hate or a
_ season ago. .
W
The merchants have reaped a hut-
vest in their whirl-waist departments
during the past three weekp. One al~
ways finds use for ueverat additional
waists when such weather as we have
Just been having falls upon us‘.”
’A new costume that is considered
very swell, having been made by n cos-
turuer of note. has two flounces on Its
skirt (each with a heading made by
ruining tho ripper edge). one hung flev
era! inches above the otllor. ’I‘ho ar-
rangement ntrlkes one at first an old-
!nnhloned. and can only be worn by
the. very tall.
One. is used to seeing children's
dresses trimmed with beading run
with pink or blue or black volvut rlh-
bou. but further than this tow venture
In the Way of color. l have noon but.
one this summer of any other color
and that was a very rich. handsome
dark red velvet at least it hull inch
wide. The frock of course was whlte
and the contrast was very protty and
the color very becoming to the little
miss who was Wearing It.
.Fnlae hair nieces are for less anally
discovered when In place on the head
than they used to be, There are many
ladies who wear entire fronts of natur-
ally wavy hair at the Seashore who
never wear them at any other season
of the your. ’l‘hcy arc thus insured a
correct coll’l‘uro Without a moutcut's
extra trouble. for on entire day it need
be, under the most trying conditions of
bent and salt air.
THOUGHT HE SAW BODIES.
Passenger on Harlem Gets Out
Searching Party at Green‘s Lodge.
Yesterday afternoon or 2 o‘clock
ll‘l‘t‘igllt'AttPnl‘flt Wilson'e Point Wit
llam Blast-or rcccivvd n tclcgrutu froth
Secretary (lcorgc ll. ll‘l‘cw. of the Now
York and Norwulk Slcnmbont Com
puny. to tho etl'oct thnt a passenger
on tho stcumcr llnrlcm reported ltuv
lug sci-n the bodies of two men flout-
lug In the vicinity of the Grccn‘s Rccf
lighthouse, yostcrday morning, its the
steamer passed by on its way to New
York. Mr. lllnsr-cr iuuucdintcly com-
municatod with the captain of thc
steamer M. Moran, Which in tho sup
ply bout during the bulldlni: operations
at tho rccl’ and thc cuptrtiu went out
with the Moran in scorch of tho bod-
ios. Although 11 numhcr of hours were
spent in a diligcnt scorch no tmccs
could he found of tho dcnd mcn. It iv
supposcd that the passenger who l't'
ported the sighting of the corpscs saw
the dcad bodies of two of tho men
who wore trying to row from Green's
Rcct" to the short- during Tuesday at
tcruoon'n tt‘l'l‘illlc‘ tornado ’l‘hc pcr»
on who rcportcd swing: tho bodius
may huvc tukcn some flouting: debris
for thc .rcumiun of hum-nu lit-tugs. its
uudcr the circumstaneusl it couldmuoily
ho dour-I.
{I
FREAK OF LIGHTNING.
Struck Matthew W. Starr's Residence,
But Family Escaped.
[luring tho storm ycstorilxiy nt‘tcr
noon n l'rcuk in tho liuhtuiua: llllr: wi'ul
through thc homi- ot‘ Multhcir \\'
Starr. 'l‘ltc lightning. luckily did not
‘nyurc uttg'tmv,
lt outcrcd thc only olwn window in
tho housc. that m the lmdroom m
which ui-rc thc child ot‘ MI'. :luil Mrs.
Flank ll. Sturl‘ and thc uut‘sc. 'l‘hc
bolt passcd so close to tho Intlcr tlml
ll almost blintlcd hcr lllltl thcu \\'l‘lll
into llw dining room. in uhiih Mrs.
Williams and Mrs. Frank ll. Starr wi‘riv
waited.
The bolt burst over their heads. wrth
In a few feet of them. but did nm In»
lure them. nnil passing. into thc hull
‘shot up stairs and into it llcil room
where it shuttcrcd it boil post {Hill (ilk
upponrcd without lcuriug t'm'thcr lrucc
SAUTELLE CIRCUS.
Honest advertising: trons hnud :mtl
hand will1 an hour-st show. and to this
Sig Snutcllc. whosc bit: 2:? cont shows
which will be in South Norwalk July
Iii. owus hin nuproccilcntml strict-Nu.
Snperlntivc unil gross cxuggcrutlou has
novor Ilgurml in his udn-rtlnlng. ilri
ho lwlin-vcs mick methods nre lens In
splrlug (but u some rniut’ull. lll)llt'.\‘l)'
In circus advertising is orlglnulity. illlll
with Mr. Suntcllc till his tulvertlsluc
bcnrs the imprint of thc honouty of his
purpose. This to tho reason of his
lnrgc putt-outrun. His snows huvc thc
prcutlge of tort- nnd power of honesty;
tin-y bore the contldcncc of tho public
lllll will comp to South Nurwnlk nclth-
cr on ntrnngcrn or ndvcuturcrs, but an
old trlcd and true l‘rlcnds of tho untuuc
mclttlovlm: public. this In will“ you
null your tnmlly will attend thc two
pcrt‘ormnucou ltcrc.
SIS WON HER RACE.
ls). 'l‘. llcillord‘r. Slit won tho huudlcnp
yacht ruco which Wutt snitcd lllltlt‘l‘ tho
nttuplor-n of the Brldnupnrt \‘ncht (‘lnb
Thnrndny afternoon. ’l‘hc rncc \vnn null-
od on the snow plun by which lluudl'
i-ttp blcyclo nicest nrc l'lIl‘l. tilt» boats
uolnv. ovcr the llno according to their
ltnntllcup. and the llrat boat in winning
thc rncc. 'l'hcrc wcrc clown cntrtcn.
but only “Vt‘ ntnrtcil. finishing In the
followlniz ordcr: .
Ellipsicd
Start FInIuh 'l‘imc
l‘ilk I 120157 3:58:36 ‘3‘ :llztlll
Klt 1.27:1! 'lillbzl4 2:38AM)
Tom I 22th:"; d'tltif‘ztl 2 ' ll :ilrl
Titrinln t :31 : til it: list ‘. 2t “.3- 324:0!
Folly 1:20th ll: Hill.» 2 : flit: its
mmmwwmm—mu
LORlLLARD'S CONDITION CRITI-
CAL
NEW YORK. July li-*At 9:30 this
morning tlicrc worn cirrus that the con»
illttottu ot l’lcrro Lorlllurd. who to ill
or ncuhrltlu at the Fifth Avenue hotel.
qu critical. Mr. 1‘. Sultcrn Tailor.
his wu-ln-luw. said no bone» of his rel
corny W83 cuter-tallied by Mr. Loril-
Inrd'n tnmtly.
BIG PRICE OF LITTLE. LAND.
The New York. New lluven 3: Hart-
tortl Railroad Company mater-day
tum-batted of (toured 0. Cruttendeu a
strip oi land in Union ntrent. Now
Haven. adjoining the property or the
New llaven Beet Company. 19% toot
in width. The price paid was $1,000.
. ' YLOR‘BLDIJCKS‘ STRAYED.
Mrs. hie Captured Them and Wants
Fl ty Cents Aplece for Delivery.
Now there In another tight in the
quiet neighborhood at Union avenue.
This time the row to caused by several
innocent. young ducks. who in E! in
advertent moment wandered into tb.
yard or Mrs. 1". L. Uhle. ~
The, ducks are the property at Edl
“ward A. Taylor, who lives next door
south of Mrs. Uhlo. and they were out
one day recently when they wandered
into Moi. Uhle's yard. the fence he»
tug down hetwoen the two places. The
result was that they were coralled and
placed Iu duruncc vile and fifty cents
apiece is demanded for their release.
The ducks are undoubtedly the prop-
erty of Mr. Taylor and he intcutlu to
recover thorn. with tho rounlt that
there will he sonic interesting (ltll’t'l'
opmentrt before long. Mr. Taylor but;
taken the udvlcc of an uttorucv and
Sent in a bill of $7. $1 for crtch duck.
to Mrs, llhlo. and if izhc does not pity.
he intends to brim; unit.
There Wins a tight rcccntly ovcr
tho fence line lmwwn tho two plccm
of property. 'l‘hc Icni-c loll down in
the rear and Mrs. I'lilc ntartcd to rc-
build tho fence. Shc claluwd that tho
foncc line. which had stood for thirty
yours without clumgc or protcst of its
being wrong. was not right nnd (but. It
was sorun lnchcs too for ovcr on bcr
property. nnd she Iutd the curpcutcr
blunt thc hosts In what she unit] wm
the correct spot. Only on Injunction
secured by Mrs. Works. the owner, prc.
rented her from puttlng It there.
Mrs. llhle will ho rnmemlmrcd by
the olghtd‘oot honrtl fcncc which is
perched on top ol‘ tho picket, fcncc bc
twocn her and the Whitlock property.
nlnl over which it law suit in now helm:
curried on.
FORBELL‘PAULEY.
Pretty June Wedding CeremOny
New Canaan.
‘ll'cdui'uulny night. .lunc 2tith. at th'
home of Mr, and Mrs. (loot-go A. Paul-
r)‘. “us thc sccnc ot' a prctty weddin..
whcn thclr dnughtcr Nellin and Alison
li‘orbell wcrc joluctl in tho holy bond;
of matrimony hr lit-r. ll. ll MllllHlll
of Norwalk. 'l‘hc wcdilmn mnri-h w..<
in
beautifully rcuiIcrt-d bv Mists Muul
I‘nlmi-r. cousin of the groom. Air ltx‘
sweet strains Ilontctl through thc
roomsrthc tninlstcr cult‘rvii. followwl
by tho groom and the bout mun, llnrold
Wilson. of Norwnlk. 'l‘bc brldc cntcr
rd on the arm of hcr fathi-r. prcmdi-vl
by the bridmnald. hcr sistcr. bliss Lulu
l‘uuloy and maid of honor. Mina .\I:iB«-l
Kellogg. cousin of the groom.
In a tow minutcs they turn pio-
nonnccd mun nud witc. :unl turned to
l‘t‘t'l‘lVO tllc congratulations 0! their
relatives and frli-uds,
A fine collntlon won surviul. :lfll'l'
which all proi-ccilcil to color lllt'lll
sclvcs. 'I’hc rooms \rcrc clztlmruti-I)
tlvcorutvll with cxlrnutlon pinks. for)»:
and row-3. .\n'nr<-lI \vzm ioquruittd
of rows and t’cru:‘~. unilvr \vhiuh lbw
llrldul lutrty aloud
'l‘hv lll'ltll' lookml lowlr in a noun
ot‘ \Vlllit‘ tulip. ovcr \\hlll‘ silk Sb-
\\ori\ it roll and ritrli'i-il n lul‘ni- honour!
of bride's tows. Thc llrldrutultl. \vol .
Ill‘t‘h'h'l‘ll iu whitc orguudic. mi-r pink
gr! I :vrrtivl \lztcrimn lli .llll_\ Ilium
'l‘hnrulnr morning they sturtr-il on :i
nodding tour to tln» l‘uts‘killn umid Il
.hon'ur of ricc illltl old Hilllllt'l‘S All
”to moral illt’fifilll‘lti luttghlwr (mil cric-
ol’ uooil luck souuilcil in thc uir.
A grout nutty lu‘uulitul prcx’cnh
\n‘ro rvi‘ctrcd
All Wit-ll .\lr l"orbi-Il and his bunuti ‘
l'ul lirlilc n norld of llflllllllll‘RS
IT IS NOW GOVERNOR KEELER.
lion (it‘tll'jdt‘ l‘, Mi'lmnu, tzovcruor or
tlu- t‘omumuucnlth of t‘onucrticut,
stnrtcil for t'nuttilu. today to t’t'llllllll 2t
month. llurinz tbw int. rim It wall lu-
liovcrnor Edwin H lx'n-li-r. and hi- willi
vlslt Hurttord as ottcu its his duties
require.
humus
n tunnel
i
cm of li‘nlrllcltl t‘ounty.
l ltcrcby upply tor n llccttuo to null
Splrttuous nud Intoxication l.ltlll(ll"~l.
Ale. tumor Ilcor. Rhine Wltw and (‘It
dcr. at No. 9 llonton utrcut. Town of
Norwalk. My plucc or lutnincun In not
locntcd within 2m; (wt in n dirt-rt llnc
of t) Church Hdlllt‘v or Public School
house. or the premium pcrtulnln:
thurcto or our l’uut ()tllcc. I’nbllc Ll-
llrary or Cemetery.
llotcll nt Norwnlk this Blth titty or
Julie. A. ll. llltll.
M A t. l’ K Ftliltlll.
Applicant.
Wc. the undct‘uigncd. clcctoru nnrl
taxpnyore. Ml defined by low. of inc
Town of Norwnlk. hereby ondorsu the
utlpllcutlon of the above numcd Millyk
l‘mlor for such llcentw
Datcd M Nnrwulk this llllh dny of
Junc. A. 1).. mm.
William H. Meeker. Wlllltun Col".
bouts Koenlu. Bernard itcynol-ln.
John Oltlcnschlager.
l hereby cortlty thnt' tlw nbovo unm-
nd undorsern tire elected and tuxpuyi
era. as defined by law. of the Town of
Norwalk.
0n file at thefieadz'ng
Room in the Graphic
Arts Building. Expo-
sition Grounds .' : :
ALSO
F0 R S A L E B Y
: NEWSDEALERS:
mmm
tinted at Norwulk this 34th day or"
June. A. 0.. llwl.
HERBERT It. SMITH.
tun islet a . " town Clerk.
For it} Ozone hoop ratio Marks.
2 (mono Starch Trad Marks. and
2 Ozone Washing I’opder Trade Marks
Given uway at
Bulllty it Wheelu‘s Bicycle Store, .
52 South Main st, South Narwalk. Ct.
TRADE-MARK
Tho lhrcc kmde of 'l‘rndo Mnrkn
must be. proucutcd t’or rovker.
All first-class stores sell the Ozone
South llorrtlk Trust 00.
South Norn'ulk. (hint.
lunc :3. tool.
'I‘bc trn.~tci-< llavc ordcrcd that
litt' illll‘l't'\l to l)t' i‘l‘t‘tlitctl to Illc
ilcpmit-ux in the Saving» llcpurt~
mrul. ‘Iuli 151.. loot. slutll llt' at
thc mit- of four (4) pm ccut. pcr
.muum.
t'll.\l\'I.ICS If. lit lY'l‘.
'l'rcnaurcr.
Business hours. 9 to 12 a. m...and 1
to 3 p. m.. and also 6 to 8 p. m.. Satur-
day evenings.
0.5.. v... ”MM... ..
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Tbi- Norway; fininus Stu-it'll;
Ni r4 one, Jun» ill, ltwl.
lull rcnt zit the rate of llncc and one
hull pi-r ccut. pcr :iunum for the cur-
I'vut :dx months. will bo- i-ri-iutml to
ib-pozotorn July I, Jllul. and [mid to
lltctu in and ufti-I'gJuly It),
l‘i-r ordvr til llii"2-i-tlll“~‘.
(i. 1.; MILLER. ’l‘rcns.
13!} Llw
! .
l " A STITCH IN TIME "
1 Savos many :1 dlmc in watch curc. Thu
lpropcr and timely application of one
single drop of oil will add llVl‘ Xi‘an to
the llfo of your wutih. Luck of It
lwhcu nwcded with noon regulate it to
flilt’ ranks at tlmuless limcrs. You may
luhusc runny animntc nnd inanimate
things. but abuse your watch after it
l striker. for less time or lwttor cure and
lit will “get oven“ by quiotly quitting
i work at sonic tumor-Lint epoch of your
Vbustuvsn lilcwlnst when you nt-cd
illlllt'l) hclp. Wu dumunsc all watch
:nllmvnts and know what to do after
diagnosis. Timely crow—timely which.
HOMER 8. H0 YT.
I
i tlrailuntc ()ptlilnu,
( Room 2). United Bank Butlillug.
mm c hours. 8 to ll :45. ll!’ l?» to t‘. Ill),
i Saturday evenings. 7 to 9.
Taylor dGolden
REIL ESTA TE AND
INSURJNCE. ‘
LINCOLN STORAGE WAREHOUSE
74 Washlnaton Strut.
scorn nonwnut. coon
liolltsls are To Large!
'l‘l) l’l, \t‘l'l.
hill loin llottnn Smt'l an Beneath tlu
lost Careful Attention.
JECOB M. LISYTON.
5 RAILROAD PLACE.
Insurance of Every Kind or Name.
.._ v. .
SUMMARY OF THE WEEK.
NEW HAVEN. July tin—Thu (four
tucrclul ltccnrd for tlii- curt-cut wouk
innkcu thi- illllnwlni; showing:
Solon Mortunzm
Ncw "own. I? $84.90;?
Wont (lawn, 4 IWJM
linrtt’ord. Ill 65,3385
llrhlgvport. [12 2994.4”
Waterbury. t I 8,100
Morltlcn. 23 mm
Now llrltnln. R 6.9350
Norwich. l :1
New London. it 17.7%
Mldtlletown. fl Lti'nl
Norwnlk. fl 16.773
llnnlmry. it but)
AUTHOR COMMITTED FOR TmAL.
LONDON. July deem: the Mansion
llouiw llolh‘s} court today .Inllnn Field.
an author, wan rommlttml tor trial on
the. churgc of forging an ogrccmont
whereby William Wulilon Astor prom.
tried to bar MAM tor stories to be
ptthllrthcd in the lutter‘s magazine.
.‘Fteld denied that In! was guilty of tho.
interred forgery and averted that no
bad u complete unmet- to the charge.
, ’ thymine
, com ~Wk¢§r ni-iée. :
.I'
slime Wanna
R.
It Came in Very Cool, and Want Out
Very Hot. ”‘ .
The weather record for June, com-
piled by William Jennings, or Bridge-
port. shows it to have been a very
pleasant month, cool and dry. It was
one of the driest on record. The last
week of it came In warm. and Was
preliminary to the hot wave. The tem-
perature tho lat and the 17th was only
45. The last day of the month it was
97. and then it began to grow hot. The
mean tctnper‘ature tor the month was
(58.6. There were a few sudden chang-
es, however, for the 4th and the 11th,
there was a range of 33 degrees. The
total rainfall for June was .76 of an
inch. u have had two ruins this
neck. on eh of which was far In L’Xt't‘llll
of the cutlrc rain fall for June. ’I‘hcro
Wt'l‘i‘ 2i clear duyit. tlt‘Vt‘ll partly
cloudy and [Wu cloudy. llniu fell on '1
dark. The prevailing direction of the
wind was southwest.
v ' "“
Summer vacation time is here, and whether you go away or stay It but“
You will want something for this real hot weather. Some remarkably lbw
priced Merchandise is selected, as a re minder that we mean to kgep dud-Bum-
rner business booming. ' 5
W
LADIES' SKIRTS.
Oxford Grey Walking Skit-tn. made with pointed graduated flounce.
t-Inlttocn town at :llIi-hlllg. the most approved style. valuo $15.50; $433-
an
IRA SMITH‘S MONEY.
(New York llcruld.l
The Mic and six chlldrcu of Ira
Smith. of 't'uungntmvn. Ind. who won
klllcd by lightning on his farm ten
days ago, how bccn searching without
nucccsu slurr- hls death for $15,000 in
rush. mostly gold, which he had llltl‘
dcu on the form. llc haul no faith in
bunks. In lllld clothes whom he was
killed thorn wns $1.300. A tcw days
lit-fore ho had brought home $2.ti(lo in
gold. and unit] he. would hldc it with his.
other moncy. He never told the mom-
lmrn of his family whcrr- his hiding
place won. but Eillll that whcn ho was;
about to div hc would Int thctn know
WASH SKIRTS. . '
Ovcr one thousand Wash Skirts. all the newest. In plain Duck. plain P-
I(.. plain Llucu. “loo dotted. cnilu-oidored and lace and hrnld trimmdd; an
humorist» 'nricty. Prices 98:: to $6.50. Exceptionally desirable and prices
much undcr ri-guhtr value. in i ‘ '
SHIRT WAISTS.
'l‘hc display at Wash Wulstu jut-it now in by a big odds the grandest so
hu- thlti cannon. Nearly 200 dozen \Vitl Hts, including every approved. style in_
price range from 50:: to $4.00. Tempting styles in White and Colors at 930-
Lntlien‘ drop stitch Polka Dot Hose. black and white, 25¢; worth 39!:-
li‘ino Lisle drop stitch Hose 19c; worth 250. ‘ i ‘
Children's Film Lisle. triple kucc horse. at 12l/2c; worth 190.
Fancy and plain Not-k Ribbons. lnqunisllc designs. 15c, 250 and 39¢:
where they could find their inhcrl- vpcryurd. i i
Emig'ml203$”);2:":;B()“l“§("mll‘ii;liménzli‘m Ladies I’nruuols. in black and from y. I‘lnln white. one ruffle. at $1.25.
' ' " Intilics-i' Il‘inc .lvrmxy Rihbcd Vests. 10 and 12px.
tht-n l‘l‘llllll'iit‘ll that it “'1” fortnnntc lll‘
was not instantly kilb-il. its no mm Lndicu' Lisle Glows-at 50c; nllour Tflc quality.
BATHIN G SUITS.
would know where to look for thc
Illoncy.
Now is; tho titnc, and the Boston Storc is: the place, to make your selec-
\\'c mt-mion but one of too runny:
ODD FELLOWS' MOONLIGHT SAIL. 1mm
llutlr'r Lodgv I (l. ('l. l".. has VOlt‘ll‘
to hold a moonlight «all on tho llnr»
lcm. tln- lnttt-r port of this month.
thll tllc ttmon In full. A spcciul com :
trillion of scrcu was :ippoinlvd to mulzc‘
thc nrruuucmvntn. consisting; of ll.
llurr llcach. John W liilllt‘rbtlll, A. .\.
llodnhon. .lohu Kcovh. A. I- llcncdit‘t.
W. ll Saunders illlll Frank l9. t'urr.
liillllt‘fl lirilliuutiuc litilhiug Suits. mode with deep sailor collar. and reg-
ular lllllll'. $13.77,; $2.98.
ICE CREAM FREEZERS.
Why worry and work milking your Crcnm. The 20th Century Freezer
Inukcsi thc lit-mt of (‘rcum ntth but l.ll(' lt'ilhi lillltll'. All sizes here. Also
any olllcl' wcll KllUWll make. a,
rulud that
infallible wrinkle
Women should bcar in
mntcutmcnt is} an
cra-llcntor.
N. B. Forashorl time only high class Craven Portraits
given away With one dollar purchase.
W """" Call . 5M}
Seymour’sStor
Undoubtedly the Best Place to purchase your
Fourth of July “Ammunition”
We have over filly varieties of Crackers—the kind that will not burn your fingers, but very
dainty for the picnic or lunch basket. You should call in and see them.
Our stock of ready to eat groceries consist of everything on the market. and you can have al-
most anything you wish ready for the table without the trouble of cooking this hot weather.
Get in your orders early for Fancy Home Raised Peas. Beets. Cucumbers. Lettuce. Wax
Beans. Berries. etc. Our stock will be the very best and we guarantee that our prices are the lowest
for same quality of goods.
Direct from the smoke house—the Ferris Hams. Beef. Boneless Bacon and Tongues.
Fine large Watermelons. Oranges. Lemons. Lime juice. Fruit Syrups in all flavors. (a tnble—
spoonful to a glass of ice water makes a delicious drink.) Root Beer. Sarsaparilla. Ginger Ale, Vichy.
Arathusa Water. etc, etc.
You will make no mistake by trading at the big store. where everything is fresh. sweet. clean,
and wholesome.
l}. E. SilMlUli, leaning tracer. 33 West Washington Street
Barrel of Flour Free.
.- x c.”" .
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For a limited time we Will have in our window an exhibilition ol‘
Swift’s Pride Soap. Swift’s Wool Soap. and Swift’s Washing
Powder. '
Every purchaser of 25 cents worth of these excellent Soaps will be entitled to a guess on the
number of beans in the glass jar which is alsa on exhibition in the same window.
To the person guessing nearest the number of beans in the jar. we will give free of all cost a full
barrel of our Best Flour.
Everybody has an equal chance; so come and try your luck.
While you are here. see the beautiful presents we are giving away free with our best Teas
.. WNEW YORK GROCERY COMPANY, --
RELIABLE GROCERS.
DONOVAN BUILDING. TELEPHONE CALL 133-6. SOUTH NORWALK.
”The E”; J. Lync‘h Co.
EXTRA LOW PRICE SPECIAL SALE
NEW ROSE POTATOES. EXTRA LARGE. . . 20c. PER PECK: 75c. PER BUS.
OUR FAMOUS EIGIN CREAMERY BUTTER. NONE BETTER, . . , . arc. LB. .
OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE FLOUR. . . . PER BAG 55c.; PER BBL. $440. ,
PURE FRUIT JAM IN ONE POUND GLASS JARS, . . . . . 3 for 25c. « ,.
FULL QUART jARS JELLY. ASSORTED FLAVORS, . . . . . . 9c.
3 cans Magnolia Milk for 25¢. 2 pkgs. Grape Nuts. 25:. 3 the. Laundry Starch. lac.
gidgrifigfioggfiup, 13:: :5 Cakes Lion Soap. 25c. 2 pkgs. Gold Oust. 7c.
3 cans Sugar Corn. 20c. n Cakes Chic Soap, 25:. 7 Cakes Babbitts' Soap, 25c.
FREE TO ALL PURCHASERS OF TEA OR COFFEE A CAKE 0F WHITE R0$E
SOAP.
‘THE P. J. LYNCH co.
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