PERSPIIMTION
powers the trimperuturo or the
bodywroducou that. warn; teel~
lug.
F _ .
COLD DRINKS
Start perspiration, consequently
are It direct moons of gutting
one cool.
Sanitary reasons demand "pure"
drinks and “pure‘” icon and
oroumu. 'l‘hut'u where we come
in (on the purity.)
5! Washington Street.
Lou Million
Albort Mosutuan has gone to Canada
for u. vacation.
'l‘ho, Public Market.
purrimuod a new horse.
Company has
I.ioutenant Governor E. O. Keolor la
in Hartford today on business.
Miss Flora Sherwood, of Groenu
Farms. is visiting Newark rolativoa.
Alias Maude Palmer, of Brooklyn, in
a i‘.llt'S[ of Mr. and Mrs. i. M. Forboll
'l‘bo ortato of l). N. Vanlloosoar wan
Ivt Illod in tho l’robato Court this morn-
iill‘. "
’1 ho Alumnae of tho (Toutor School
will moot. to form a pcrmuuont organi-
mtlou this owning.
Mrs. Charles Riloy. who has boon
\ mum; friondu III Norwalk. has roturn»
od homo to Soulhport.
Miss Lydia lt‘. lroland. of Elm iiroyo
l‘iuoo. in spending a wock in Now
\ork city, the ghost of relatives.
lira. W. A. Vornum ontortuinod tho
l'iuo Lodgo \Vilihf. Club at tho ('lub
Itotth‘, youtorduy. Mm. Ira (.‘olo tooh
tho priao. a purnsol.
National Division, Sons of 'l‘ompor
auto, will moot. tomorrow at l'rincr
I‘Idward‘n Island. lt‘rod M. Httwlt-y, of
Now Canaan. dintrirt dologuto. will bo
pl‘t‘xollt.
The funeral of l’. W. ilatos wa< hold
from hit-I lute homo in Wall stroct :it 3
o‘clock this aftornoon, Roy. G. I). lit:
bort officiating. intormout was in Itiv
orsido coniolory.
Mr, and Mrs. John t‘.nttorhlo,o_
Nirorxitit- avonuo. lCIIst Norwallt.
Ito ulvon It rcooptinn this oioniiir.
Inorrow :It'tornoop thoy will hhli
London for a tour.
of
it‘ll
rl‘ti
II II
liintt‘ict liivi‘tion. Hope of 'l‘oinpot‘
illltt‘. will moot with llotno Slur llivi
nion. llowayton. tomorrow uftornoou in
2; o‘clock. 'l‘hore will also ho a 50:4
stop in tho owning.
lit. and Mrs. lloury l‘. I‘rioo and «in
t‘onrad. ot‘ Wost :Ironno intro uopo to
Now i‘IosioII Lilohliold t‘ount). lo
opt-11d sovoral Wt'l'ili-i. Now i’l't‘slnll 1:
hour Luho \‘l'artinuiun.
'l'lio Norwulk thoht (‘luh hold ita n‘t‘i‘
ond xulmcriptlon danco of tho sonuon
last night. zit tho olub houso :It IIh-hor)
lliuff. 'I‘horo wax u largo numbor of
young pooph- in tlllt‘lliiilllt't‘.
Manson ll. ltogéru. of I’hiiadolphla
whoolotl to South Norwullt. t-iundur
whoro ho \‘isitcd rolativos. lio mud»
lho onliro trip in about, iiftoon hours
llo roturnod homo last night.
tidjutant-(ionoral (‘olo has ornntod
to (‘oloncl Watson .l. Miilor. ultimdo
oump on tho stuff ot‘ tlovoruor Mola-nu
have of absonco from July I.'. to Sip
ti-Inbor l. with prrmission to louvo tho
pinto.
Miss Mary Malonoy, uuod fourtoon
u daughtor of .lumos- Malonoy. of {3'
t'odur utroot. diod thin mornini: o
hoart troubio. ’l’bo t‘nnoral will to
hold Thursday morning,r at St. Mar)":
t‘burrb.
Martin Kolioug will linvo churuo of
tho roguiar Norwulh Mothodist wookiy
('itlHli Inooting. this owning. and durint!
Floyd ltusooo's abaonco from town. An
invitation la extruded to all who dosirr
an hour of spiritual profit to ho pron
lot. It is expected that some of tht
Ilroud River friends will be prosent this
ovoning.
Gonornl Frost. of South Nor 'lllk.
(‘olouol llurpoo. of Watorbury and Mu~
jor li‘itoh, of Stamford. who compriao
tho board nppointod by Adjutant (loin
orttl Colo throo woolts ago for tho pur~
poor of examining oilioors in tut-tics.
arrived in Now London. yoGtorduy. and
wore ongugod at tin.» armory yonlordny
and today.
liliEilllliNl liltil,
THE JEWELERS.
3 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
96 WASHINGTON ST. 50. NORWALK
You will find romploto
OPTICAL DEPARTMENTS
If both of our stores. with room eli-
peclally fitted up for that purpose.
Spectacles and eyeglasses fitted by the
most. improved muthodn and suttstnc.
(Ion guaranteed. If you are having
trouble with your eyes. It your glut-titer;
do not suit you. If you are subject to
headstones or have been fitted by an In.
competent optlclan, call and :93 us.
M
ammonium nine or canon.
The l). M. Read Company is showing
an elegant lino oi white drous fabrics
The ad. will tell you more about it.
Now in the time to put in your win-
ter's supply of coal. See what Itay~
mood Brothora has to say about cool
in that rad today.
A lawn festival for tho bottom of tho
lt‘uiriiold Fresh Air Home, will be hold
on the Sherman parsonage lawn, Fairv
field, Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Joseph Crnno, of ilrooklyn. 'as
luhon to tho Norwuiit hospital yet-dor-
tluy. having boon ill for some titno,
Dr. W. Il. lioau was; tho nttonding phy-
h‘lt'itlil.
It‘l‘t‘ilt‘l‘it'li llodford'a I‘nconbout
ltoguo, which was talton lo lII‘itiIUI, it.
I.. lain hook. to ho ovorhauiod by
Ilorroobol‘f. urrivod in liluch Itoolt liar
bor youtorduy.
J. Edward Vincont. of ilarion. yoator
day oxt-haunod itidgobrook Form for
tho Mosor pluco. t'ormorly known an
the lit-ll llomostond. with Franklin
Lynch, or liurion.
Raymond iirothora put on u largo
t’oroo of mou this morning. ronplnr.r and
mowing hay. Thoy haro over 300
acres of buy to gtithor oft tho difforont
farms. and forty-flvo. ucros of ryo
'l‘horo lltlifi boon no much wot \voathor.
that It has been poor harvostlng.
A numhor of prominonl Norwaih
poopio who urc Intorostt’sd in historical
multoru will muho an oxoursiou to his.
torloal points ’l‘bursday undor tho
suporiutondouoo of Roy. C. M. Soliook.
They will loavo tho. Norwnllt llotol at
It o‘clock and will visit. tho. Ponuu
Whouklui or homo of tho Suchom l’on
ill-i. in Wont Now Canaan, following tho
l’onanuun path or old Now Canaan
road on thoir way thcro. li‘rom thoro
thoy will no ovor tho riduo and through
Lulto's. woodu to tho ()bloug in howls
boro, whoro (boy will dino. ’l‘hoy will
roturn homo by way of ltidgoiiold.
'l‘ho lb'iduoport Stcambont (‘ompziny
baa pruotiouily docidod to )illl't'llllSt‘ II
now Sound stoumor to roplaco tho
litmoduio. which may bo utili'm-d ncx‘
aouson for carrying i‘roiuht. 'l‘ho now
<toumor will bo pattoriiod :Iftor tho
Fall ltit'or lino Htt’ttlltt’l' Priscilla
Wilit'il is ono of tho host ounippod and
nilot‘tlit‘al stonmors plying tho Sound
it is oxpootod that it‘ tho til'tlt‘l' in Ditlt'
"ii for tho now utoumor now it will ho
built foI Into noxt nummor. 'l‘ho ROI-iv
ditto has l‘tw'oittly tindorflono t'YIt‘llfiII‘l‘
it‘llilil'h' and in in no good oondition as
an) of tho stcamora now plying tho
Sound. 'i‘horo in a likollhood of tin
duo of throo HI.(‘ill’llt‘l‘ki hotwoou liriduo
port and Now York noxt Silllllllt'l‘.
DECISION BV JUDGE RORABACK
Given in Case involving Trust Estate
of Late William lmlay.
A dooluiop has boon liioli by .illlillt‘
Iitilditlltii in tho suit of tho stulo o'
('oliltt't‘iit‘iii against l‘liilo l'. liolch
him. it at. nhith wow :Iri'nod :uuur
wooltu it!” at tho short onlontlnr
ion of tho H'llit‘l'itll' t'onrt on domur
I'ors to tho lhiid and fourth doll-um-
partial. 'I‘ho notion was brought to th.
Now Huron t‘ounlv Suporior t'onrt but
wn> siiioonuonlh romorod to llurt
i'oitl l‘oI tho tonyonicni-o ot‘ tho luu
\rro. who lito Ill that oil). It canto in
loto .Illlit't' Itoiubuob in hit .\'o\\ lint
~u Vomxitill of tho itilli'I
in tho dot-ir'ion lilod twistordnig .luduo
tioi'niizlt'h Illll"llti.\‘ It ”“1 ision Willt’il
:zlxo in tho turn :It Now II:I\~ u hr at
owing tho tonntor-oluiin and cross
«lllllllitlilli to stand :Is‘ :I oross-com
olnint. llo hold< tho third and l'outtb
lit‘l‘t'llm‘ partial to ho slitllt'it-Iil and or
orrulon tho tlo‘nui'ror to thom, which
was: :Iruuod in Hartford Arthur I.
tibipmau for tho plaintiff :Ind l.noiu.~
r. Robinson for tho dol‘opduutu.
(‘ophtto A. Honors. of .‘lioridon. is our
of tho dot‘oplunis in tho uttion. with h
is brought to rocoror on a bond of $25.
‘iutt uiyon by Mr Honors no Slil‘t'lt till
:I trustoo undor tho will of William
i'nlui', ubo um- u woli known l‘IIIZt‘Il
of Hartford and :Il'lor whom lmlu)
s-troot in that oiaoo was: unmcd.
5...
NATIONAL EDUCATORS.
Reports Heard This Morning at the
Session in Detroit.
lll‘I'l'itill'l'. .‘IIt‘iL. July It . 'l‘ho roporl
of tho commilioo on a national uniior»
\ity. >llitlllilll'ti to tho National t‘ounoil
of Eduoation this morning. by llr, Wil-
liam it. liurpor, ot‘ (‘hh-uuo l'uivorsity.
was lilo fonturo of tho council's last nos.»
slop until 'l‘huraday uflornoon.
l‘aporst on “’I‘ho lmosonv. of tho Edu-
outlonui Exhibits at tho l'III'is Exposi-
tion" \vcro road by Miss Anna 'l‘olmun
Smith. of Washington. l). (‘.. and How—
“Hi .i. Honors. of Albany. N. Y.
Discussion of thoso paporn was. it‘d
from tho floor by Louis it”. Soldun. of
St. Louis.
in tho dopartmont of indian liduoa-
tion thin ut‘tornoon, tho apoukor was
Dr. W. IC. Winship. of Boston. (‘on-
urossmnn Ii. t‘. Smith. of llllohigan. fol-
Iowod with an uddrcsn oongrutulatlng
tho toachora on ”Mr work. and com-
:uontiing it.
i'upora on tho nood of oouipulsory od-
ucntlon for tho indlnu. fltltl tho making
of tho roarrvatlon day nobooi tho
primo fcaturo in Indian odnoution woro
diaouaucd. and throw qlli‘tiiiollfl advo-
cutod by all tho upoukora.
W. C. WHITNEV'S FILLY WINS.
LONDON. .luly Elm-William C. Whit-
noy'u Slilboloth filly t.l. Rolff) won the.
liouhnm olato of 100 soveroignu for
lwo-your-olda. dintnnoo fivo furlough.
at tho Nottingham .Iuly mootiuu to-
day.
PRANK.
lloro wo woro not upon and bonton
with olubu.
“Murdor!” oriod Ardloy. impulolvoly.
A attlttlo soutothtntz told mo ho won
wrong.
"You nro rollouo studonin. aro you
not?" raid I. addmuning our tl‘iiilllifllliii.
“Wo uro." auid thoy. civilly.
“it in an I thought." “(till I. turnlnx
to my rompnnion. “th9: in not. murder
at Itll. but u prank. nuu'olyl"
Ardloy was rovorod with confusion.
and vowot'l ho should never forgive
himself, although the students. with
rum good breeding. ni'tectud to make
light at It.
days either.
a good tlannel suit.
“czittghi on" well.
low prices.
to $2.00.
Norwaik Store:
Masonic Building.
_ o 0', .
Clothing.
' Nothing smarter in town than our striped flan-
nel suits; nothing more comfortable for warm
Be comfortable when it costs as little as $5 for
$0 and SW for better suits.
Sack coats and Norfolk Jackets are both pop—
uizIr—~—Ihe latter an old—new style
Separate tlzmnei trousers. $2.50 to $4.
Serge, Cheviot and worsted suits are here at
Children's wash suits that you can wash. 50c
Everything good for man or boy.
Comstock Bros.
that has
South Norwalk Store:
I4 South Main St.
glititi Iitllll‘.
llh‘.
ilit‘, lichitiiiul anti nourishing
NOURISHING BREAD.
Two loavcs‘ may look Iliiix‘t‘, titrro tiIc roscmiilancc
onds. 'I‘iio first, i'it'il in \aiualdo food cicmontx. ix palata-
;. 'i‘ho othcr is filling, l)tIt-—~.
“Crocker's Flour" Inultcs good broad borauso it is
.r\.~i< your groccr for it. or ordcr dirt-rt from i
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. flATCfl.
xxxmww
/.
[f not. do so at once.
It costs you notan.
Our Platinums Last Forever.
‘\
OPPOSITE HOTEL
Hmyou memo... Ja Gks é}, ’5
S tudIa .’
and you will see the Latest Productions
of the PHOTOGRAPHIC AR] .' : .'
M...)
IACKSON’S S T UDIO,
53 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Gol-
Bails.
WILLIAM
49 WALL STREET.
B. G. 1.
AGENCY.
Also Spalding. Vardon, Mac Greger and Morristown Clubs.
Henley. Ocobo. Mussciburgh. Silvertown. Practice and Eta-made
Morristown Golf Clubs. $1.
P.. BEERS,
NORWALK.
KNIGHTS 0F PYTHIAS MEET.
i‘illt‘AiItl, July It Ilohiml
and onrofttliy guardod doors tho imp
romo Loduo of tho Knights: of l‘ythins:
today mot hcro in spooial HI'HHIUII to
ronsidor allonod “injudioious handlln;
of tho funds of tho oudowmont rank oi
tho ortlt-I'."
Momboru of tho fralornul oruuniuu
t'ltisod
lion, both in tho t'nitod Stutm and
i‘anndu. :Iro said to bo lntonsoiv in
lorontod in tho outconto of tho lnrosti
nation. a roport of which will bo IIItllII'
-lurim: tho pronont mootluu by I’roal
dong (‘. l". S. lNoul. of tho liourd of (‘on
trol of tho lGIIdowmcnt itanlt. it in
said 3500.000. tho outiro surplus of tho,
ondowmont rank. is unnrailubto for Into
oxcopt at. a Izront xuoritloo.
A opociul aaaounuwut on insurod
momboru. rod on lip-roaso in tho
monthly ouynionts on insuranoo. are
sold to bo probublo.
SERIOUS DISORDERS IN'SPAIN.
SEVILLE. Spain. .Iuly Sim—Thom was
aorlous disorder today upon an attempt
on tho part of the polioo to dlaporuo
itiilllt‘ gathorinus of workniou. during
\vhioh fivo polioomonWorn iujnrod by
stones and govern] portions hurt by on
oxchuugo of shots. The protoot wua
also stonod upon uttomptiug to intor-
vont. A torco of cavalry finally diu-
pornod tho riotors among whom woro
Illllll)’ womon.
REGIMENTAL REUNION IN MID-
DLETOWN.
ItIIIIIIIJG'I‘OWN. .Iuiy lim’l‘ho annual
rounlou of tho ’l‘wonty-Ionrtb regiment.
(founocth-ut Association. was bold boro
today. (tolouol Sumuol M. Muuatloid.
of Now York. was elm-cod prosldont.
and George M. Motion. of Now iiavou.
secretary and treasurer.
The next I‘onnlon will ho hold In Mid-
dlotown II your from this than, win-u.
it; Is oxpoctotl. the now roglmontnl mou—
umeut will be ready for dedication.
About seventy-live uptorunu woro pron:
, ' out today.
i
YACHTS BEING OVERHAULED.
Considerable Found to do on the Cup
Defenders Today.
Nl<‘.\\'i'tilt'l‘. it i.. .inly i'l—«Tho sail-
orn on till thrco of tho nlnoty-foot
ilorips woro busy today tinhoring with
nails and ringing of tho moors. in
proparation for tho third contest of tho
Nowport Yacht llucing Ausooiutlon ov-
outs tomorrow, 'l‘horo was iittlo to do
on tho ('olntnbiu but tho captains of
“to ("onatltntion and Indopondonco
found nutnoroua odd jobs to hoop tho
Inop at work. ’i‘ho lndopondonoo will
not lonvo bor moorings today and it in
not olannod to tnko tho Columbia out.
but Mr Duncan was hoping for a lit«
tlo wind thin uttornoon to nivo Ibo ("on
utitntlon a abort spin. No bad a jib
or twu whlob ho wantu to try and pro-
forrcd to lost thom today If pouulbio.
Thoro Will bo no rIIcitii-t for tho Consti-
tution and tho Columbia aftor thin
wook until tho Now York Yul-ht Club
crulno and oil of noxt woolt will ho do.-
votod to gottlnu tho. bit: nloopu into
first chum condition for those rut-oil.
iiotb boatn will go to llrtutol for min-
or ropuira. 'I‘horo tho Constitution will
bo linulod oubt about the mlddlo of the
work and bar uudorbody thoroughly
clottnotl. 'I‘ho Columbia will probably
bu dry doohod also. [luring tho Wook
tho Countlttttlou‘u malnanll will be roa
out "till oltuht altrlrulions will be made
in Homo of the outta.
PITCHER MILLS MELEASED.
NEW YORK. July 9*TIII‘OG or four
baseball teams have boon negotiating
for homo. timo with tho Sohoneotudy
team to NJQIII'H its host pitohor. Milla.
Among them llfl‘i boon Now York. illG
rolouuo has now boon obtained from
tho tonal nino. and bo will dopart to
day to join tho tiinntu In (iinrlnnull.
IIo ottoliod hurt your in tho New York
Htato Imuguo. 'l‘ho. amount paid for
his roionuo was not stated.
.Silfltlt'tl potttrdo solo in It favorite
matorinl for tho‘
BOWIIH.
l
‘PattJeffzrson Resort Fast As—
suming Shaun for Summer.
THE NEW LUCITIIIN IS FINE
New Dining Hall a Great Improvement
Over the Old One—vCan be Used
for Sleeping Purposes When
Weather is Unfavorable.
("IIInp \l’oodbino. at Port .foi‘l'oruon.
l.. l., tho rouorl of so many prominout
Iil‘ltlizt'pnl'lol'n and East Norwullt poo
plo. in taut unautnlug shapo. for the
onnuuor nonuon. 'I‘ho romorai of tho
ramp from tho wont ohoro of tho buy
to tho Hint is'iIOt‘P was a lush or moro
magnitudo than was roalizod at first.
’I‘ho tatno has It largo amount of prop-
orty and this: won all tI-uIIuportt-d
aoionu tho buy.
A t'oatoro of tho now camp is tho
dining hall. which boa boon built with
a largo voramla on tho shoro aido. 'l‘bo
bouno is illt‘llii‘ll on tho bluff, antl‘from
tho vorundu an attractlvo viow of the
Sound and of Port .lot‘t‘orson may be
had. In olour wouthor tho liridgoport
uhoro is onnllv dlscornlblo. Tho houno
has boon built with a View to tho cum~
fort of its mombors. with a row of
windows on each sido, which run be
thrown 0pm in warm woathor, and
closod in tho ooolor season.
A tlro place makes it possiblo to
warm tho bonito, and mombors havo In
proapoot trips to tho inland until into
in tho soamn. 'l‘ho building is largo
onough to pormit oronpunoy t‘or sloop—
iug purposes whon toutu boooiuo un-
zwasouublo.
Although improvomonts uro botug
mado rapidly. it will bo Htilllt' tiIno bo-
t‘oro tho ramp in coniplotod. 'l‘ho touts
uro iooatod in u splondld Izrovo of
locust troos, and thoroforo nro proloI-t
od from tho Hilll. 'i‘ho aununor broczos
from tho south swoop ncrmn tho bay.
making it a dolightful spot. Sinoo Sat
lll'iill)’. six touts haro boon uddod to
IIIUHI' ulroudv oroclod. and sworn!
Inoro nro to bo put up this wook. pink-
ing I i or tfi whito housoa in tho group.
t‘amp \‘iloodbino in ono of tho plat-on
of intorost to all trarolorn ovor l’ort
.Iot‘i’orson way, An oxcullout ylow of It
in obtuinod from tho ntounior Nono-
wantuc, as HIII‘ plaooa botwoon that
city and llrldnoport (‘aptain 'l‘oohor
and his son do ovorylhing in thoir
powor to mnko lho trips across lilt‘;l$~
ant. not only for tho \\'oodhinoru. but
for all patrons of tho utoamor. Tho
Nonomanluo is now runninI.r on sum-
mor achodulo null offor's an Iillvnntuuo
for a day'u outing \\'ilii'il thoso in
search of a doiiuhtful cool trip don‘t
want to forgot.
Tho udrontatzoa ol’ the prosont iooa»
lion oyor tho old \roro particularly
notod by tho party. ’l‘ho lli‘ili'll oIT
shoro iii o.\;t~ollont for bothinn, which
in ono of tho ploauurcs of camp lifo.
III unothot' \vook or no Womlbino will
bo ooinolotod and its twonty iiro mom»
hots will onjoy thoir froquont outings,
MORE HOI’EFIIL ATMOSPHERE.
Pcrvadct; the Headquarters of the
Steel Association.
l‘l'l"’l‘Slli'll(l. l'.’t., July It _\ Inoro
hopofol :IlIIIosphoio poi \ .‘llit'II tho hood
«ptarlors of both tho ntool t'olnbino and
tho .-\Inult:umatod .r’\.~'.kociutiop today.
l'roridcnt Shufl'or said ho oonsidorod
tho oIIt-stions to bo oonsulorod at tho
rotnint: tonl’oront-o with tho stool oilio
:nls to bo most rrayo and for that I‘I'it
mn ho thought it host to Hill in tho
Izonorul oxotutiro board compost-d of
tho liluhost oflloors of too Itsnot-iotion
"(lni- board,” said i‘I'osidonl Rhat‘for
"will moot tho committoo roprosoutinn
tho mmbino lli oopl'oront o at tho llotol
l.inoolu in this oily at to o'clock on
’l'hursdav morning, i am now protty
\u-ll autistiod that thoro will ho a not
llomonl at this mootinu. ”I‘horo Sl‘t‘nlh'
to ho a spirit of fairnoss Dl't‘\'lliiilll.'.
among tboso to whom I havo talkod
oiliciully on tho suhjoct. and i think wo
will IiV maltors up ’l‘ho mot-tint: will
bo for tho signing of tho Ht'itlt‘ for tho
mills at: a wholo "
MR. HILL IN SIBERIA.
Is Now Journeyinq Across the Country
To St. Petersburg.
A oablolzram from (‘ouuroasman l4).
.l llill.. datod \‘iudlrontolt, Siboriu,
July 0th. was roooiyod by Mru. Hill in
Norwalk. ll tow hours lutor. tho soup»
day. announcing unto arrival thoro, and
doparturo from that point for tho Into:
journoy of twonty‘aovon tIil_\'H from tho
\t'ottlol‘ll Illum- of tho l'ttt‘iIlL', nt‘roun
Siborlu to St. l‘otoralnlru.
Mr. Hill was in l’okin. (‘hina about
ton days. and was on tho tinitod
Stutoa Trannport “Sumnor.” on its way
from (‘blnn to Maniiin with (Ionorul
(‘hui‘foo with hia staff and troops. Mr
illll and Dr. Aotou Iott tho stountor
at Nagasaki. Japan. whoro a landing
was Iuado. and took a trip of throo
wot-lot through .iupun.
INCREASE IN PENSIONS.
A titntomont propurod at tho pounlon
ofllco shown that for tho fiscal your
oudlnp June 30th. thorn Woro 60.012
nnmoa uddod to tho ponidon rollu. of
WIIIt'll H.861 woro original lamina, in-
cludlm: tho following: Invalida. rlvil
war. 20.443: iuvalldn. war with Spain.
2.797; xurvtvora of Moxirun wur. l5:
nitrvlyora lndlun warn. 7: widows. riv-
Il war. ”LIME; widow» war with Spain.
1.2M; widowu, "obi war prior 1801," 0;
widows: war of I812. 3; nurses. '35. Thu
IIIt'l‘C-llilofl. ro-ruttngu. oto, numbornd
60.430. making the total numlwr of
oot'tillontou issued 109.655. no against a
total of 105.59] in 1000. Thu inrrouno
In the number of ponuionorh on tho
rolls. Juno 30. film. t-ompurod Willi
tho provious your was: about 2.600. 'l‘tis-
numlwr of t'IIlImH hurtful: May .‘II. 1001.
was 415,409. and on Juno 30. 1807. 635.-
05!).
FITZSIMMONS A‘ND RUHLIN IN
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. July ltm-llob II‘llzttlm-
Inomt and (Slim Iluhlln. tho hoavywolrht
puttlllstu. will moko iholr first publlo
uppourttnro iISt wroutlrra ut. Mudiuon
i-iutmro (lardon tonight. ’l‘ho match
will be tho find of many that turn onto
pushes for uuuimor',
tomplutod bolwoon tightoru. 'I‘ho Iuon
are mid to ho In aniondld condition.
'l‘lm oontout will br- undor tirnnooito
mun rules. best two out of threo tails.
I;
34 to 44.
Boys' Crash Suits, 8 to 15.
$1.50.
A good traveling companion
“-50- Bottor our-n up to $0.50.
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¥¥¥¥¥
WILLIS H.
48 and 50 WALL ST;
¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥
3-K
in hairpin Snap. ‘
Have taken a number or broken lots of 25c Underwear and
put on our bargau table. It's 150 per garment now.
YACIITSMEN. we are headquarters for Yatoh Caps. 480 to
Men’s Bathing Suits, 75c to $3.50.
Boys’ Bathing Suita, z-Iitece, 750. i ’
CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER,
Open Monday, Friday and Saturday eveningl.
7I7I7r7l7r7r7r7r7r7r7r7‘r7r7r7r7r7r7r7r7t . ~
All sizes, ‘
apecial at title.
In the shape of a Suit Case, (or
.1 . Lot
3: i I m1
x
N- EvnurTIIINo ooouNo: I '73 a tail. id: II
A'- Straw llata. ‘ , ‘\' i. “fight; '.'
¥ Nogligoe Shirts. 7&3 f “a? }‘ WW "I i
i Flannel null Serge Suits. '5 t l” i 13; "Ii it.
A'- Light weight Suspenders. ._ jg, hi i, . II?
A]. Low Collars. ”a 11 WW3... ., . ‘ir
ice Water. 1. it .i ‘\ .1. 1i
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SELLEGK.
NORWALK. l' I
n
A At the Model Grocery.
BARGAIN CHANGE IN GINGER
ALE, A'l‘ 5c BOTTLE.
Various Brands. some of which are selling I,
to (hill in town at 150 bottle.
trade for it and am bound to be rid of ii.
Lorenzo Dibble.
”it; ‘
l have no .
Do NOtWDeSpair
of getting your oyos comfortably
because others have failed to give re‘
liof.
We have tho boat nrrangod and host
equipped optical room in the
walks, and Guarantee our work.
EXAMINATION FREEI
O. B. J HCKSON ,
Graduate Optician.
Norwalk. Ct.
58 Wall St.
We admit that it is presuming
on our part to call attention to the
following facts during this heated
term. but the winter months are
approaching when you will re—
quire
you send in the orders now.
Raymond Bro-i,
futon
(Vor-
Coal
Our stock of CROSS CREEK. HAZLETON AND BIG
VEIN LEHIGH has been purchased with great care, no slate, no
dust. and will be delivered at your convenience at present prices if
‘ THE BRIDGE ‘nsi until
Telephone Call 97-2.
CRABS, CLAMS, ETC.
R. J. CUTBILL 00“.,
Next to J. H. Font-'0 Cool om '
Washington utroot.
FISH.
m. -...
Boron
Announcement Extraordinani.
Commencing Monday, July Isl.
‘ Purisholl’s Famous (Band ! 1+
Concerts Every Afternoon and Eventful.
DANCING DAILY. ’
FINE RESTAURANT.
NEW BTEAMER LINE FOR CHI-
CAGO.
"OPENIIAGEN, .iuly II'm—AIII‘II’It‘nn
and Danish ounltalluta pronoun to start.
a tlit'uct utoutnuhlp lino from Coptinha-
gon and (flirtutlaua to Chlrugo. Amort-
t‘tltt capital will bu lurzoly intorontod.
.._-__ __. _. ...... "H“...
The (flIaIu-ollor of tho Itlxohotpior oi. tulnnblo purse and a side bet ti ‘
England snya King Edward but: no prl- 000. The date and
vale fortune. Sumo herb-Denver Potttd
SHORE DINNERS ll SPECIALTY
WHEM'LE.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. .Iuty 9-«Al‘titt
of ugroomout havu hot-n ulgnod litl ‘
for n mtxod wronliing mulch betw
'I‘om Jonitinn. or thin oily. and Chat 1
Wiitomor. of Cincinnati. for
world's ohumplonnblp, Ibo lament
place oi the,
will be dietitian later. ' ' a}?
pom.
infirm“whim m
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