Evening sentinel, Monday, July 8, 1901 · page 2

 

 

 

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MAT “N G
OILCLOTHS

 

CROQUET.
GARDEN HOSE.
HANM‘OCRS.
WATER FILTERS.
AND HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS

' ’ OF EVERY DESCRAPTION.

 

 

During the months oi July and August our stores will close
filth ‘P. M. every evening except Mondays and Saturdays.

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W S. STURTEVANT

South Norwtllk. Ct.

North Main and Ann Sis"

 

 

FANS. FANS. FANS.
Japs, 5c. to 25¢.
Silk. also. to $1.00.

LAWN SUITS
and
DIMITY SUITS.

 

 

NECKWEAR.
STOCK TIES. .
BOWS AND IMPERIALS.
STRING TIES'AND TECKS.

SHIRT WAISTS
in .

LARGE VARIETY.

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WHITE SKIRTS
with
LACE OR EMBROIDERY.

LINEN COLLARS
in
POPULAR STYLES.

 

 

 

SUMMER CORSETS SUMMER HOSIERY
of in
NET 0R BATISTE. LACE AND DROP STITCH.

 

A. DIGKERMAN A Still,

Jl WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NOR WALK.

Ihlllliil

in.

flash. Colored and Enarrlé'l Bids are beauties.
in the latest styles. They are the finest articles of
mutiny made. The prices go up from $300 and
down from $30.00.
‘ WHITE GOODS.
An’airy‘ib‘t' of’these goods in Dressers. Wash
Stand: and Chiffonieres.
You ahouldhave one of our Mattresses toI
sleep on. You will] smile all day after a night of]
refreshing sleep on one of them.

A. J COLLINS a CO.

Funeral Director; and Embelmere.
M12 No. Meln lire-t, 3o. Nor-walk.

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Ill 3'? 1.3”)

IAL TEST OF MATRlMONY.

I Bun-4'“! fought and bind

. lye :i'yei— , .

" “flit-“Yell but did you over

your wife hung pictures?
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”431:1. Li: \(P‘i

NOT WILLING TO BE A UIITER.

Be (cool flril‘flucontly)~~-,l'rn just hogin
hill; to do my place in the World.

$119 (innocently)--Dcnr moi
humiliating!

lion

 

 

It in cooler to hoop woll than get

 
 
 

 

cured. ‘DoWItt'n Little Early itiner-
tnkon now and then will nlweya keep
your bo'wals In portoct order They
l e loot with croup. We cove never gripe. but promote an easy gen—
donor. He quickly dropped tic action. I}. C titllison
anlirlzhtln them , 7 '
midi! finmmlwr. It. takes «elm mon to raise
‘ A ‘ . ‘ a money.

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lilo Sterner Cit: iii South the
. . 4.0ililililtlw in Bell

 

Nearly All At Ethe Money I: Consignhd
By the mountain Rank of 09m!
moral. to the. Lilli d Mateo
Away lbi‘fibe in cattle.

SEATTLE. Wash, July S—Tlle uten-
mcr City of Seattle has. arrived from
Lynn (‘unnl with a Klondike treasure
cargo or $600 000. all euro $109, 000 n-
nifinod by tho L‘unnhinu Bank of gum-
morce to the United States nanny oi
ilcc. In this city.

William thcchtcr. It cattle trader
and a Mr. Loo. a minor. hull $50,000
in dust. The Klondike crowd left
lulweon June 29 At that time nearly
every producing claim in the district
was being worked. but the government
bnd five hundred men employed in the
construction or roads to the greatest
gold produeing stroums ill the district

About 1.100 people are sold to have
halt the Klondike tor Nome and tho
Koyokult eluco the river opened.

REGULAR PROGRAMS BEGIN.

 

 

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Thoueande of Endeavorere Enjoying
Exerciser of the Convention.

CINCINNATI. 0. July 8~Attor tho
businosa néusionl or Sutnrdoy and the
evangelistic and other more meetinge
0:. yesterday. the regular programs or
thotwenIloth International convention
of the Christian Endeavor ware begun
today. Several of the largest church-
on In the control part hi the city were
used In addition to Odcon Hall. and
the three large nuditoriume heretofore
used.

The quiet hour meetings were held
from 8 to 9 n. m.. conducted by Floyd
W. Tompkins, of Philadelphia, and
Cornelius Worlfkin of. Brooklyn.

G. Campbell Morgan. of Baltimore.
conducted a moetlng on Bible touch-
ing. and .I, E. Cn'reon, of Brooklyn. one
on “The Holy Spirit.” Minn Margaret
Koch. of Wuiervllle. lilo, conducted at
conference on “Bodily uud Vocal De-
volopment.”

At Auditorium Endeavors President
)lark presided. “The twentieth (,‘clr
tury Home." was the tonic.

At the First English Lutheran
Church, secretary Willis Bucr presid-
ed. Thorn more addresses on the
school of methods for tho iunlOr Chris
tlnn Endeavor by Mrs. Frances Clark
Boston; Fold Secretary 0. Ebcrnloun
Boston. Miss Elizabeth M. Olucy. l‘rnv

Idonco. tronuurI-r. Willinm Show. Boar
ton; George ll. Graft. Boston. rind
others.

At Odeon Hall the now hold scorc-
tnry. Clarence. Ebermnnn. presided.
and addresses were made IOt'llI. (IIB‘
irlct and state union otiicinls.

The noun Iiuy ovungolionl services
were conducted by Dr. C, 1.. Work.

 

K. OF P. SUPREME LODGE.

 

Will Inquire Into Financial Condition
Of the Endowment Rank.

CHICAGO. July 8-~Ovcr one lllltl»
drcd members of the Knights of Py-
thiuu Supreme Lodge. llnvc rcuchcd
Chicago to tukc part ill the llrt‘llllllll
dry meetings to inquire Into the flunu
cinl condition of tho ondowment rnnk.
This subject will be the princlpul lnnt
tor considered ut the cinerrzcncy not:
nion of the Supreme Lodge, to be hold
at the Lexington hotel tomorrow. A
report. of tho bonrd of (‘ontrol'n find.
lugs will be made by Prcsidcnt I‘. F. S‘

Noni. ’i‘bc judiciary and ondIlwulI-nt
rank committees of tho Supreme

council hold sessions lust night. illlIl
wont orcr the ground which they will
cover In tho gcnorul nll‘t‘llllg. It is
expected that their rcport will llc com
plcicd this afternoon. It Is pl‘ullnblc
llllll the scnslou Ill lllt‘ Sllpl'I‘lllt‘ Lodgil
will lust three or {our days.

BURNED BY A LAMP.

 

 

Bartender Jimerson, of Stamford, May
Not Recover.
STAMFORD. July 8~iicnry Jinlcr
son, about thirty yours old. a bnrtcudor
In a local saloon, was scrlounly burned
in the place lute Suturdoy night by tho
oxplosion o! a gasoline lamp. which he
was ottomoting to till while lighted.
The explosion enveloped Jimeruun in
a shoot of flame. and when the tire hIls
been put out It was found that his hair
and eyebrow-l were entirely hururd off
and Unit llP bud received horrible
burns nbuut tllo nrrne und ollouldcrn.
llo will probably recover.

CHICAGO'S LABOR TEMPLE.

CHICAGO, July S—Iflrut utopu inu-
ard the founding of u labor tenlplo in
this city were taken by the Chicago
Federation of Labor yestclduy. who u n
resolution empowering tho executive
committee to consider the project \VllS
adopted by tho (It‘lelmtea to the on
smbly. Under the terms of the row)!“
tlon the committee In required to H"
port at on early a day In; Diliililllllv‘
whotllcr the proposed lubor tcnlpli I3
loneod purchuliod or built. It in the
purpose to milk}‘ the “toululc” n llouw
for all tho ('hlcngo inbor unlouu .I
piece whore they cutlld hold mootinnn
buvo their Ilihcen and dovoloo in midi-
tlon. through clubs rind benevolent no
diction. the uocinl ride of life thut in
too Often nI-glettod wholly In trillion
organizations as nt preaont conduct tod
KEE’ ’s LOTTIH HAMPTON WON.

LO DON. Juli! 3...”: R Koono'n Lot
tic Hampton colt Iilonry) won ilm
Cnrringtolt pinto oi 106 novnrolgnu. for
twoyuur- hide, live furlough ut the
Nottinghn‘ln July meeting loony. Nlnon
wue carotid and Willlnm Whitnnyn
Prickloe illly (J. Roll!) finished third.

EOE S ENTER MUKHAYBRURG
no DON. Jilly own special dull.
tell, from Coon Town dated touuy.
AMI! Behave” Boer commund hurl
entered finishing. Cape Colony.
nod burned i 0 Dublin blilldiugu and
restrictions. 9 town to not gurrlnom
oil.

TEACH!!!“ FHDM PORTO RICO.

NEW YORK July 8 SixtoI-n unhool
teachers from Porto Rico Wore phloem
gem by the Red Line rienmer Curricula
which arrived that night from Ponce

 

 

 

end Boll Juan. L

coming l9 Denver,

TWA MEN Hill llillll

meet retiresentatlyuh of the engineerg

 

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of PMhrlti; ill grand initiator til!
the. Brother

I! in olive rue-
also. to in on corn

nor d tomorrow deit-

, my Grand Ghief Y gar. oi the Loco.

motive Engineers. . ll arrive.
The object or tb life tiro oiflcers in
it thin time is to

and firemen of tho Booth ‘Fe and Color-
alto southern Railroad. and not no a
board or arbitration In ‘a uieuu‘ta over
the rightll or the men operating on the
3 int truck between Denvor rind Pile
Ill . Tho qtlestidh tiling been argued for
months and it is expected that it will
he settled by the visitors.

The point in dispute in how many

Santa Fe and how runny Colorado nod
Colorado Southern onglnuors and tire
mcu nhould be employed on the joint
truck. Molly technical points involv
int; Illiolnretutlon of rules of the rut
ways and of the secret orders are to
he decided. ’l‘llc QUQSUOII is unique
and Is nttructing w idc attention nihoug
rnilwny mun.
' Mr Burnout anvil in an interview
that his organization hull never been in
better condition and that tllcrc Wore
no grievances to cattle The question
of next linhortnnoo which he thinks
will come up In his order is to got the
wands of llremon on the roads In the
cost no more nearly ‘to u uniformity
with the rate in the Wool.

no commence rooAv.

Directors of Untitled States. Steel Co.
Watchln Strike Closely.

NEW YORK. July 8-»Tllerc will be
no conference llerc- today to deal with
the points or conflict In the about stool
strike. but there will be u meeting at
Plttaburg. The directors of the Unit
ed States Steel Corporation llnd um
companion forming it. which aim In
New York. are watching the situation
closely. but have taken no direct part
in tile dispute. One of the directors
Of the gcncrnl corporation mode this
stutcmcnt to The Associated Press to-
day. "President Shaffer. of thc Amni-
gumnted Association. requested ll con
iorencc with ropruscntntlvcu 0f the
shoot steel nnd hoop interests illld our
answer was a favorable one». That can
iercnco Is to be held today at Pitts
burg. Tho. outcome Is problcmutlcal.
The statement that thorn would be A
meeting hero. todny with .I. I’icrpmlt
Morgan In attendance is (‘l‘l'OllEOllS.
Thorn will be no meeting and us for
us I known Mr. Morgan bus taken no
part. In the matter. We here In New
York are watching the situation bllt
we have taken no part In the alleged
differences. I know nothing of nny
future meetings lloroond don't hollow
thorn will be any. l

 

 

 

 

WEEKLY CROP REVIEW.
W
Harvest: Are Promising all Over Eu-
rope. with the Exception of Russia.

LONDON, July il——'l‘llo Murk lrnllc
Express todlly. in its wcckly crop rc.
views. says It is doubtful if lllt‘ rccclli
raccs will cilcci wont” "ii-misfortun-
tlou scours" in the. .wlicnt crop nl Eng.
glnud, It thinks the yield may reach
an nvcrngc of 281,..bushols per acre.

The lixprcus mnuidcrs that the on-
lldhccd price and big wcckly murkct
In Paris furnish evidence (but tho
lI‘rI‘llcll formers I-mlsidcr lllt' govern»
lucut csilnlnlc us being quitc tun per
cont. [no high. 'l‘IlIl Agriculturul Prose
pillH lilo yield at 35,ililil_0Il(l quarters,
-I.iiI|Il,(iIlil quot-turn below tllc govcru-
mum. cstlnlntc,

Spain to reaping ii mnuuiflccu'l hnr-
vcst. ostimniod :lt IZIIIlIlbIlIi unnrtcrs.

’l‘hv Itnllnn Izzli'vI-si. promises to
rcuch iilc lull nrcrngc ullIi lIlI‘ Rou-
muulun Illll‘l'l‘i-il lh‘ unilmlliwl ni 9.0m),
IlIlIl ll\llll‘lt‘l'.\', Il'llVllllF. libmlllilil nvnli
llIJIi‘ fur cxpnrl.

Thu spring Wilcnt ill IlllS‘SIll is li‘iii
promising. ill El‘V-‘l'lil provinces tllc
winter crop llnwcwr is uplI-ndid, iii“
I‘Ilrdiul: Ill Illc Illmlvrnic stundnrd pr“-

\:lillllt: Tlli'll' l‘_\'€‘ will lililIiI' an i'\‘
I‘cllcni llill‘VI'Hl. 'l‘lw lillil‘l' uuilluiu
sown \‘l‘illIS nl'I' nil .lIli)\I‘ Illc ll\l‘l‘lll.!t‘.

but ill“ spl'inl: burlIl
luw pur.
THE PUBLIC DEBT.

The state of tho public Ilcbt just is-
Silt'il allows tllnt nt llli‘ floor of lllt‘
iiucul your. Juno 30, 1901, tllc Ilcbi.
less rush in tho trmmurv. llluountcd
to Milliiilild‘zu n dccrcnslc during
Juno of “7.731374 This IIIII'rImsc iii
uccounicd for ill the llllilll by on In-
crcnsc in the rush on build The Ili‘lll
In rccupitulnthl as follows. Inturosi
Iwurlne debt Sllxlliiuic; debt on
which intorcsi llllll ccnscd niurc matur-
ity. $l.~lll‘i.l52il; dcbi bI-urlng no inter
est. Siilelllfifiili 'i‘ctnl, Si.:l7l.b72.24t
'l‘ilia unlount. Ill)Wt‘Vf‘l‘_ does not In-
clude Tiljiliiilill in curtltlcuten null
trI-unury notes outnluudiug. which are
Minot by nu edunl unlount of i‘ill-ill on
llllnIl hold for than redemption. Thu
rush in tile ircnnury in I-luuuitlcd liti
lillloWH' I‘lolrl rosin-ye fund. $150,000,
lulu; irnkt funds, :77i.7:"i~l.ilil~i. genornl
fund, iiiiiljlii'iilt'iz In nntlnnul bunk III‘
pnulun'lou. Slillnllilidl'iil. ’l‘nilll. $A.IRI.'
Sliiibil.

:IIIII will: lll‘l‘ Ili'

SEVEN CARS DERAILED.

CLINTON, Jilly ii “Seven curu wero
dcrnilud, onc mllo crust of hero Md: it)
this morning. by tho breaking of on
air brukc of it frI-Ight tritiu bound cent
In churgu or Conductor Curtis. II‘lvn
other truths Worn Ilclnrcd tor about
ilvrr hillli‘lt lloful'c tho truck wnn
clunrcd. Two trnmuu. who wore riding
on ton of the cum, Worn thrown oil. but
occurred injury.

 

 

 

NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

LONDON. July ii-~'l‘llu flirty‘nelmliltl
nununi martini; oi the National lilliu
Association opened at lllnley todny in
hrilllunt Weather. . The cntrlos, gutter
oily, are notlaluciul‘y. but there III a
notable nbuunco Ill coloululil. Corinth:
Mono lurninhlnlr. it full loom. Tho
eyontu III-clued to y nro unlrnportnnt

LUCILLE'S CREW ARRIVES.

NEW YORK July Symptom Anson
Lenmnn and IlIwelltOen mull i‘OmpI‘l!
in; tho crew or the fishing rit‘lil'lmmr
Lucille. which who run down by the
steamship “Menominee worn landed
from today. They w II he soul to (lion
cooler. Morin. by e owning or the
Menominee.

"Did you Nor silo so many Imahflll
young men?” said Hell

"No replied Fun. “I never did It
enema to be It very backward season “

fir

t

. tlvee oh the Eu.
g- -- em . lremen. ‘ )
man it. “A r 8-r 1? our
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Cllllllil Ileihlla Ghee Interesting
Accounts uitlle Boxer Trouble.

culls Ill lull IlillliEIl

But They Were blot Expert marinate-n
--When Threatened in the
Rear They (love Way
in Bad Style.

 
 

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.. one.

 

 

 

NEW YORK. July il—vCIiptnin Bow-
man ll. MoOulln. commanding the
cruiscr Newark. which hits Just lotulll-
cd from the Far East In spenklng oi
the lighting which Admiral Soyniour'n
column oncoulltclcd Inst numulol in
trying to relieve llli' iwsicgori lc nglilIls
ht l’cklu. said:

“At first We had only tho Boxers to
contcnd with. Lutor WI‘ had tho Chill-
our regulars. 'l‘hcy wnrc uplIulIiidly
lil'llchI—~~illl that it good uuldicr could
wish for. They ilud thc best of Milo
tiers. the fluent or MunuIIIllera and
grind Krupp guns.

“It was ulmont pathetic to sec how
the Boxers fought. Tholr religious en-
thusiasm and faith in certain things
more criruordlnury They believed
that by waving their banner and spear
In it cermln way and mulling peculiar

motions with their hands the bullets .

frOm our guns could not harm them.

"Nothing could shake their faith
In this kind of defonoc. They would
not run away. i saw a party of twenty
ilvo of them standing up not] shot
down to the last man. All through the
tire thoy kept bowing nnd making their
strange motions. Even when the last
of the tWeuty live had been shot to his
knees he kept snlanming to the lust.
I could not understand it.

“It one different with the Chinese
regulars. They knew what bullets
could do. They are not very good
murknmen. They would begin to shoot
when they wore it grout distance away
but there were so many of them. they
Ikept one busy trying to dodge the bill
ctr-l

'l‘hcy displayed more order under
fire than i expected but that is due
to the Gcrmun methods employed in
their training. 1 saw one body of them
walk off very cnlmly and In splendid
order under a bot fire But us soon as
they were threatened from the roar
they gave way ill bud style They
seem to bc. very sensitive to the duo
gor of being cut on. Thnt is the (‘Illu-
one soldiers wonk point."

Speaking of the Japanese (‘aptnln
MICulla said; "The chiclemy or tllI-il
nrmn Is something to marvel at. Think
of it when the allies got to Pekin the
Japanese had on electric nearIllIinlli
and a storage battery which prov on of
the greatest service In storming IhP
wnli. They are modest, quiet, but bun»
incsxlikc at all limos."

 

 

UNION MEN DISMISSED.

 

Will Have 5 Serious Effect on the Set.
tlement of the Pittsburg Strikers.
i‘l'l‘TSIlURi}, Pit, July S—r'l‘hc por

onlutory dismissal on Saturday of

twelve mcmbcrs of tho Amnlgmuted

Association ill thc Wollsville plant of

Amcricnn Shoot Steel Company serious

ly effort the cxllr-ctcd scttlcnlcut thie

wock of thc iron and steel strike

When soon this morning l’rcsldcnt

ShilffI-l‘ of the Alnnlgnmuted Assocln.

tlun wns vcry much exercised ovcr the

turn nffnirs had taken. Said hc‘ "Ono
thing is Icrtuln. tllcrc will ho ho con-

Icrcnrc untill the men discllnrged ni

Wcllmillc urc rI- insintcd ’lllcuc men

blokc no in“ O! the land and We SIIIIII

protect llll'lll. li tllI-y arc not rein-
stntml :lnd tho confvwncv postponmi
tllI' izcncrul strikI- will conic 'l‘llc
mcu ill Wcilnrillc llnw Ilcon mannim‘d
for months I scnt unrd iur thcm not

In conic out all I wnlltcii n pcnccnhln

St‘lllt‘lllt‘lll I do hilt llllllllt‘ tllv I‘hivi‘

Ilillclnls. As: ll<llill lllI' triulbln comm

il'nm SUIllI‘ Illiddlcmnu who cannot

rculizc that ho muy lll‘ Iludoilll: Illi‘

musclwntiw work oi thoughtful mill)

on both siilcu or that his action may

liiHlI\'I' tho Iommcrcinl wmld
Although as yot no word has lwcn

lI-Ioiwd oiliI inllv by tllc nfllédlrrof Illi‘

Amnhznmnted Assmlntlon from tho

\llli’lltllll Shoot Stool (‘ompnny and

thc American Stool Hoop Company. rc

questing that the “'11ng conference he

rcopeucd It Is expected that much :1

note will ho received during the day.

ii the Wcllsvlllo matter can he sctilc.

oil tho collloroncc will then. It In bo~

iivod, be quickly nrrullged. on nzrcc-
nlcnt rcncllcd and the strike declared

off waoro tho cnd of lIlI‘ wok. . ,
Thorn who u resumption of work In

many Iron ond steel mills todny.
lTALY's HEIR FIGHTS A DUEL.
now vrillk. July tl~-AI.‘corIllng to u

liomc dounntcll to the War III, the Ilukc
of Aootu cousin of tho King of linly
and hub mounmptivo In tho throne

(ought n Ilnul Inst. wcok with u lins-

uiuu nrincn, llciicvmi to be finite In.

gcnu of inmchtcnburg. grnnduon of the

Czar Nicholnn I. Tho iinnnlnn rncolv-

oil it mivurc thrust through thc ntom~

Itch. Ilultc lflugonc In known to bo

nurturing from pcrltonitln and from

thin it ill concluded tllnt. ho was the
build oi Aontn’n nntugonlut. Tho dncl

lllli! oxcitml ll“! widmt interest because

bi tho runh of tho principnln. nnd thorn

in much upI-rulotion on to ltn cause.

It in rotlnrtud that the, itusnlan affront-

mi tin» king of itnly recently by mulling

in bid pronnncu u alluhtinl; rcmnrk

nbout thn quotm whlln lll Ilia premium.
OHIO STEEL MILLS RESUME.
YGIINMIIWN. 0. July Sw'l’hc rc

numpticnn of tho milln of the Republic

iron It Steel Comnnny. tho bur com

mm. In general today. Min: a. week is

shut. down lor reunite and 23.000 Iron

worhorn in the tummy eight mills of
the country rutllrntnl to work The

[ionic was signed it Wonk ego, the then
setting on advance or about five per

cent. The women wanted novernl

works on. but the prone oi the bust
noon inndo that imtmurlhie

SARKER‘D SANTENCE iN EFFECT.

NEW YURK, July 8»Momu O.
Barker. who was convicted ox “Inuit
with Intent to kill the Rev. John Rel
inr in Arlington iii. 4.. on February :3
hull was token lrum the Jersey City
jail to Trenton today to begin his term
or Immiaonmont. Burner will iron

 

 

 

 

 

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shinny? "A‘Illiisiellle Window Screen

illIS may behardtobtlictc it you hover? hot .,
S‘hnuhcy SI room—«sumo SCI‘CI us do stick and pinch one‘s ‘fing-‘Ts
or drop out upon line's head. Nut so with Silankcy's Adjustable
Sliding Stnl'ccu llimcvcl. It is simply and ciTct‘tlially adjiltltled
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according IO 60
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ABOUT SHANTIJNG PONGEE

SAYS an authentic clmuuoloof what 5; what in the flash-

iouulllc world: “Pongee has loomed into iavorhtrongly as a

Summer material and is employ cIl not only for separate. whists,

but for entire gnu'ne." Hull and tllrI-c quartcr length coats of

Pongec, iincd with white Taffeta. are “the most fashionable of

garments for driving or cvcuiug wrnpe. says the some authorr

it y. '
Fine Shanlung Form

20 inch width 65c yd: 26 inch width $1.00 yd.

 

PENCIIED NOTES
From the great Furniture Store
l‘IluI‘ll li‘i'RXi'i‘L'illi.

natural finish. grcen 0r rod.

of cmirs‘lc. Chairs and Rockers in

.-\I|jusinblc L‘Ollcll lied, with Mattress and Holster. (sug-’
gestive of hot weather relief for cramped quarters.)

l'pllolslcrcd illrcc piece Suits for Summer (Tutlngc furnish-
ing (something new. interesting and practical.)
llzllll‘ ('drriagcs and (in Carts.
" Rockers. t'hnirs~ :md Tr'lIlIt‘R (of a richness very suleble for “
wedding gifts.) .

It

About \ix Ilull Ruck: remain of a lot priced at a (IISCOUIII of
25 per cent. (some very choice patterns.) . .l

P S The Hosiery sale I: provlag
' ' a tremendous Success

MDMREADG’J
Keep Your Feet Cool

Bv buying the Best for the Lowest Price.

 

 

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We have those Oxfords. and shoes made by Lounsburv,

Mathewson til Co..ior $2.50 and 33.00.21” styles, and can fit
all teet.

Union Made Shoes for Men. $2.95.

OLSEN’S SHOE STO,

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. *

 

 

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The Burning Question i
Are You ISatisiied7

Does the coal you have bought elsewhere leave nothing 1
to be desired as to either quality or price? If not. wewould
like to furnish you with some of our new stock for trial and
comparison. 7

Winter' is robbed of half its terrors. if your bins are fill-,

 

 

ed with good coal at milliliter prices. Leave us your order '
now and we will give it our best attention.

John H. Ferris,

South Norwalk.
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ntrowhorrlon are In the market. "
"'How 9 that?"
"Why I'm so glad they are not drier!

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them a hot truth lurlt before going to
bed. In the morning, uiwuyn give the
oyon noothor good bathing, rubbing
gently from the outer corners toward
the noun. Many people carelessly pooh
ovrr the eyes while washing the. face.
but they Ilorlnrvo and need great care.

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many (30.. Chicago or Aflww . .
rural Young Doctor—«l uni héllilvo
included are catching.
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are.
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dyeoopnin. lined to have grout die
tree: and belching. l triod everything
i Could hour at but nothing helped me
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