ri‘URNITURE.
CARPETS.
MATTING.
OILCLOTIIS
REFRIGERATOR
Oil. STOVES
1’31
kianow SCREENS.
WATER COOLERS.
.1111. .
" ii
CROQUET.
GARDEN HOSE.
11111111013115.
WATER FILTERS.
AND HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
During the months oi Julv and August our stores will close
at 6 P. M. every evening except Moudavs and Saturdays.
W. S. STURTEVANT,
North Main and Ann Sis.
South Norwalk. Ct.
Thursday 11 Bargain Day
’We have purchased a Mauufaciurers‘ samples of Neckwear.
and will offer them at less than wholesale prices.
$1111.11 Ties and Butterilu Wings. 100 and 150.
Collarettes, Fiehues, Sailor Collars.
250 and 601;.
Gents’ Negligee Shirts, 3190.
Regular Price. 50C.
A Bargain in Wash Goods. at 7c.
9-11
‘ . pending the soldier who was shot at
#1111116
wtd Mmit that the shot which hit. the
Regular Price. lite and lZlc.
Note—For Thursday Only.
A Special in Mats, 15x54, at 250.
A Job in Shirt Waists, at 251:.
Last Season's 75c.
Other Items
of Interest.
1 11111111111111 1 1011,
”down from $30.00.
" WHITE GOODS
’.i11i1,t‘i .-
.11,1 m...w
11‘1“ ‘.
1.4 .11
'1,“ I cskm snoorhvc Ar-‘r'nAv.
N, July llwtlorrenpondcntlo
mien between the American
man mllltury authorities rc-
the (iéhhnn logstion over 11 month 11110.
Major E. B. Robertson, who
of the legntion guards refuses
Midis: was the Home 1111 the one fired
by 1111' American sentry. Ho 1111111311 por-
Million to send his own doctor to 1111
1.1311110 the 1111111. General Von 'l‘rothri
1111.1... to allow this built this claim
~51 for 1111111111111 is ndflitteih
911?“? Mi.
114 Witsmrvarorv STREET.
n his... Colored and Enamel iaedS are beauties.
in the latest-styles. They are the finest articles of
beddery made. The prices go up from $3.00 and
An airy lotof these goods in Dressers. Wash
Stands and Chiffonieres.
You should have one of our Mattresses to
. sleep on. You will smile all day after a night of
Trefreshing sleep on one of thorn.
A. .r. COLLINS a 00.
Funeral Director; and Emheimers.
12 Ne. Main etreet, Bo. Norwnlki
is in,
' SOUTH INOR WALK.
1,..1h1.l.j..g{....
11:1 1 .WAAwAww—a
mootosne nsruss MANUFAC
“runrrritr orrstt.
OHIO/1110. July lim’l‘bn unocrrtivo
board of the irorl Mouldcr'n Union has
refused to accent the offer of the man-
iirftioturors. 'I‘hls-wns the final prope
1111111011. and it it. believed it strike will
11.1.1111 which may assume national pro
portions. no the ngroumoht bemoan
the international iron Mnulrlers of
America, and the National Foundry
men‘s Associations depends upon the
outcome of the ottoman-111111131.
‘ "1111111111. 11111 c11m111i1 Pioneeii»
111:: will bevrinstituteri' in Knit“.
1111. 1111111 111111111 111111111
Made Good his Fromm: to Appear Be.
fore the Suprifln’e Council—
Board of (Sonia-111's Report
Accepted.
(‘lll(‘AG.0 Jilly ar—Arter tfi! ad-
Journment Inst night of the Supreme
Lodge Knights of Rythlus. which bud
been In session hora luvostlgutlng the
uffnlrs of the endowment rank of the
order, It was said that if crimlrml pron-
ccutionn are instituted, which now
seems to be almost certain, 11 number
of men who were formerly connected
with the endowment rank and whom
the Supreme Lodge members consider
responsible for the present ilunnclnl
condition of the rank will be involved.
The notion of the Supreme Lodge in
accepting the resignation of Mr. Hlnncy
was taken after two days' scshlon. at
which the report of‘thc board of con-
trol. of the endowment rank and
those of the Insurance commissioners
of Illinois. Connecticut and Kansas bud
been gone over tutti fully discussed.
Mr. lllnscy made good his promise
to appear before the Supreme Council
In his own defense. It was said that
his explanations regarding the invest-
ments of funds mode while he was at
the hood of the rank were far from sni-
lnfuctory to the Supreme Lodge report
A motion to adopt the report of the
board of contlol which by inference at
least. contained some serious charges
against Mr. lllnsey. was carried by 11
vote of 130 to l. The 0110. John Burns.
of Ohio, who In said to be the legal
representative of Mr. lllnscy. lmrnorll—
atcly following this vote 11 resolution
was Introduced to expel Mr. Hlnncy
from the Supreme Lodge. Then it wrrn
found that thcrc were many members
who bcllcvcd that the lows of the Sn-
preme Lodge did not glvc authority to
expel ft member without trial. While
this discussion was going on. Mr. Hin-
soy. tendered his resignation and the
Supreme Lodge. seeing on easy way out
of the dllemmu. accepted the rcslgnn-
tlou. 'l‘lrc snprcmc rcpresentutlvnn.
Irmvevcr. were not In 11 disposition to
lot thr- matter of l-Ilnscy's contraction
with the Supreme Lodge settle his
standing In the order of thc Knights of
Pythlns.
The following rcnolutinn was ndopi-
ml: "Rcsolvcd. That the suprcmc
chnnccllor and the board of control be.
and ihcy nrc hcrcby nuthorlzr-d and
empowered and directed to prefer
chrrrgcs 11nd prosccutc or (1111911 to be
prosecuted beforc tho propcr tribunul
or tribunals of the order all persons
hcrctoforc or now connccterl with the
endowment rnnk for tiny and nil violn-
ilons of their obligation and for any
rind nll offcnccs under the laws of the
ordcl‘."
Then folloch the adoption of n rcs-
oluiion dlrcctllsg thc supremo nfllcnrn to
institute clvll rtnd criminal prosecu-
lions.
Mr. llinscy In a member of Intcrdo-
muln Lodgc. of this city. and it Is prob.
nblc that thc supr'cmc officers will pri-~
for their charges against blln In that
lodge.
As in how to rcplcnlnh thc funds the
Supreme Lodgc has not as yet dccldcd.
There in a proposition before It lllllii'i'-
lullv to lncrcnuc the monthly pnymcuts
on innumnco policies. It seemed to bc
ilrc opinion of the rcprcscninilvos ihnt
ibis would he tirlripicd. 'I‘hc proporti-
111111 is ccrtnin. however. to meat with
lunch opposition for the reuson that
under the proposcd rating the monthly
duct-r of the older members of the i‘llllii
would be Increased to such an extent
that it is feared that many of them
would drop out.
Thcrc are 11 number of amendments
to the laws of the order to be acted up
on. Some of them nrc dcsigncd to rc~
ditch the running expcnscs of the cm
downrent rnnk.
DOWIEITES BLOCKED STREETS.
Cause of Arrest In Chicago: Not Be-
cause of Preaching.
CHICAGO. .Iuly ll—I-Corporniion
(lourrscl Purlcu. of Idvnnuinn. upon
wbosc udvicc Mayor I’nitcn uctcrl
\vlrcrr llc dlrccicrl tho houc turncd up
on tho Dowlciicn. urrld‘ “'l‘hc bowie
itcn wr-l'c alr'r'cnicd rroi bocnnnc tilt-y
cumc born to preach, but bccuusc thcy
blocked one of ihc ntrcctn with their
rncoilng nnd roi’nsod to move on wlrcn
told to do no. They clcurly vlolntcd 11
city orrlinnncc."
’l‘hcrc wcrc ninc pcrnoun so scrloun-
Iy Iniurod its to rcquirc profcsslonnl
nttcnduncc. 11nd runny others wcrc.
more or loan lrnrt. ercll tho Dowlt’»
lion who lnrd bocu arrested by the po-
iico coached the court room they hrokn
out into Song. in spite of their plight.
und continued shouting tlrclr oxhol‘tn
tioun no tbui. those who lmd collected
on tho outside could hour thorn. Over-
nccrn I’lpcr nud Spcchor woro put un-
der bonds to innurp their upponrnnco
July 17 below Justice Ely to nnuwor
charm: of dinordorly conduct and refuti-
11111 to clout tho strootn.
Chief of Police Knight guarded tho
murch to tho dopot. lioforc the train
pulled out tho crowd nuuln bocnmn
boisterous rind micelles worn thrown
but ()hici Knight saved the llowloitoth
from furthor hurm.
OANNERY COMBINATION.
PORTLAND, Ore.. July limit num
but of roprooontntlwon of tho wcntorn
Hoimon cunucricu have returned from
New York. where nogotlution for u
combination of tho cannery Interests
on Puget Bound. and Alaska has been
under way. it in loomed that the new
company will be incorporated in New f‘
Jersey within 11 day or two. with a can
itnl of $32 000, 000. Sixteen million» or
stock will be Insured at once and tho '
remaining 111.000.0110 reserved for 111- .
tore operations.
111111.: snore 111 11/111 rumorsco.
BAN t‘rtanorsoo. July il~—Elix of
the bent. rilloshots in the United States '
have arrived hero. They are the 11d
vunce guard to the National Bundct- . V
test which will he held in this city next
wash. The party consistn of William
Hayes. Fred C. 110119.11. M. Pops. Bur.
field, Gains! and 11.111.11.11 .
has in
.And Fadiions
arc justi'aT distinct as any
otircr‘ Styles and fashions. and
here is the one store that is
always sure to have
THE NEWEST AND BEST
pmdrrciioits oi ihc must suc—
ccssiui manufacturers. At
ilrc srtrrrc iirnc. \vc lrccp price.
down to thc It‘l't'i oi lihc (1r-
tliunry iriurl.
Painters’ Supplies. Artists’
Materials.
Window Shades. Cornice Poles
PICTURES.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting. Paper Hanging. Decor-
ating.
Telephone Call. 133-3.
Open evenings till 8:30.
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON ST.,
South Norwalk,
Conn.
Weighs "no; i
1111111111 11111
SUPPLIES
Genuine Gate Citv
FILTERS
STONE WARE AND
FAUCET ATTACHMENTS.
1111111111, 1111111
1‘ 111,
"2 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk.
Phone 43- 6.
HORSES
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
WE HAVE THEM COMING BY TH.
CAR-LOAD EVERY FEW DAYS.
M. TARLOV,
conuncrrcu'r runnrudn.
South Norwnll.
Bysnepsra 0ur1i
Duestii 11111.1 wheat.
61111:.
econ»
structln the ex Rushtéflgiii. five on-
gene. It. stliolu‘testdi 11110111111111.1911
not. and 11111. No 0 trot preparationl
Ban pp ouch It. in e cien‘cy. It 1111
about yrciieves 11nd rruauenily cures
Rem“ 11111., Indigo tion. Heartburn,
Ignite. Sour Stomach. Nouns
Siokflendscho.onstraigla.01nmpsn
allotherrenultsoflmporfectdlg‘estiofl
come. and It I 11 1.111110111111111: timer
mallow. Miuullfibguotdynxmpnlumu cum
Prepared by 1:.c.p11w11‘r 1100. phloem:
Georzo 0. Stillnon. South 111.111.1111:
Edward P. Weed. Norwslk.
It. artificially d [gusts the fun
Nature in smug tireuirrgtfie
,- 1fiiamlnsr In
I. Plum out»
. 111710 to 1883
(“landfill Main 81.190111.
“impair. ”3'
M Wbbokiet 1... 11.11.11.”
11.1... 111111.... 1.11... Bicvcils
of his horwhlks. 1
Light your lamp tonight at R: 27
o'ulock
! n s
(‘yilists want to take warning and
not ride their wheels after the above
hour tonight without 1.1 light or they
may be arrested. Chief of Police Wil—
llurrr l'xollrner has given orders to arrest
cvory rider that Is withoutu light. The
reason he has done this Is that there
ni'c numerous complaints pbot wheei‘
rncu deliberately riding ab ut the
11111-1 is without a lump. Chief Vollurcr
Says that. he would not say a 110.1 if
11 wireclmnn went into the country and
wnn dcluycd after dark. if he should
11111 his wheel home. But when 1111911;
1411 around the streets in the city. night
after night. without even it lump on
their bicycles he. Intends to put a stop
to It The police do not want to multi-
troublc for anyone. but they will bow
to do their duty. There Is 11 lantern law
11le ln-rcafier It will be enforced to ”li‘
Icitcr. No nrrcstn were mnrlc lust
night. as ihc chlci‘ wnntcd to glvr- fuir
warning.
I
Miss Mary Riley. of Ely uvcnuc. bus
pnrcirnscd it new constru- brake bicyclc.
C U I
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. (lurlnnd, of Bridge—
port. arrived In South Norwulk on thclr'
whorls. yesterday. 11nd nrc thc guests;
of friends I11 Sonih .Mnin street. They
will return Suturdrry.
. I I
Minnie. the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Cliggottc, of No. 12 (lluy
nircct. was quite badly injured by a
counting wircelmnn us he come down
the Clay street bill. The child was in
tho road. The. wheel struck hcr'
knocking her down. The rider dushcd
Into a telegraph pole, wrecking his
wheel and injuring himself. Mumlc's
buck and head were Injured. Dr. .19an
Dumorticr attended her. The point of
the accident was in front of John Mur-
phy's store.
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Johnson. who
hnvc been guests of the farmer's broth-
er. Elmer ll. Johnson, 111 Riverside nvc-
nuc. East Norwnlk. returned to tho-tr
home in It‘nlrlleld. yesterday. on tlrlcr
whorls.
It‘rcdcrick Iloyt. the young bicyclist
who bun ridden many a race In Nor-
wulk. and Is well remembered in cy-
cling circles hcrc. wcnt before the
officials who had accused him last
Thursday night of using 11 string nt~
inched to his pacemaker In 11 motor
priced rrrcc 11nd confessed nil. lic bud
previously unsorted his entire inno-
rcncc. and had offered to wager 31.0011
thut he could bent the some men again
In a fifty mile race. He. gave ftril par.
ticulurn of the frond. nlleglng. however,
tbnt the string lrnd been of no use to
him. 11er that he had employed ii for
but u few miles of the race. The string
wan uttirchcd to the motormnn's lcathcr
bcli urld n tuition on the end wns held
by lloyi between his teeth. l’accrnnkcr
Moshcr also confessed to thc 11111111.
find the bonrd of control will now have
the facts lrrld bcforc it. when action
will be taken. Hoyt used the, string on
’i‘hurndny with which be practiced at
(‘hurlcs River Park last season. He
not the 111911 from the report 111111 11
prominent rider used 11 string In a
championship racc. lloyt nvcrrcd that
It wits possible to make great SDPNI.
and he made ihc trial In broad duyllght,
increasing his pace from an nvcrugc or
1.10. mode the day before. to an uvcrnec
of scvcn or right seconds better. This
W115 111 broad daylight. 11nd riders
wnichinu him pans in the bright sun-
light. (IIII not notice the deception. Iloyt
said nothing or the time, His trial of
the device at Mnnhntian llcnch bring
the first. was not watched for. but it In
probable thnt hcrcnficr oillclnls 111 race
mot-ts will keep thcir cycs open. The
Indications are that tho board of con-
trol of the Noilonni (‘yclimz Associa-
tion will suspend Hoyt‘for life.
~E____~.____t_
FBIGHTFULLY INJURED BY GLASS
Empyolees of Kokomo Plate
Works Wiii Lose Arms.
KOKOMO, Ind. .luly llrillrcoklng
of 11111111 of tho plnic gloss works hcrc
lntc lust night inflicted frightful lrl-
jurlcs on flvc. of the ten mcn who wcrc.
cnrr‘yint: tlrc about upright from tlrc
arrncullnu ovcr to the grinding tublc.
The plate. which measured 122 by
lit) [cot nllil wciglrcd 2.200 pounds.
hrokc 11nd curnc Showcrlrrg down on
tho ircnds and shoulders of the work-
men. The victims nculpu were cut and
the flesh was litcrully scraped from
tho honor-1 ol' illclr‘ nlrouldcrs illliI urnrn.
All of thorn will lose ihclr irr'nln. If not
thclr liven.
Glass
INDIANAPOLIS TEAM GIVES UP.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. .Iuly liv—l'l‘lrc
Indianapolis Sontincl onyx-1: Thu din-
lntcgrntlou of tho lndluunpolln bus-o
bull club will occur following thc come
with (lrnnd Rapids iodny. The play»
are huvo nil boon cored for by tho
rnnnngomeni and it is understood that
foil of the host men will go to Cin-
oin ti. Month‘s. Writkinu 11nd ‘ltunn-
(lit, pt. the club ownors. will rci.|re
fro 1 tho Western Aesorriution. it is
unr crutood that Marion will be drop-
pod 111111 the organization will play the
season with six clnbu. on foliown:
l‘iand 'Jlttplda, 'l‘ulodo ll‘ort Wnyno,
Columbus. Driytonrtud Wheeling. Luck
of putrnnuuo ilcio is the cause of the
withdrtthl of Wntlrinn ililti bin purt~
new. 'l‘hov uro ovor 32.110011111111111 on
tho nounon. 'I‘hc rrvurngo woo day 111:-
tondunoo 111111 been but 11 few over 400
NO INDICTMENTs RETURNED. .
INDIANAPOLIS. Jilly ll~'i‘ho
urnnd Jury investigating the so—cullod
lndinnapolis insuntty ’l‘r at. which it. Is
alleged to have rnllronr 011 many into
the fortune asylum. has ropprtud with
out, returning Indictments: It fludti
abuses of the law, but no open violin
1.101111. Police Surgeon Christian and
Justice Tookmitn. who got largo tens.
uro censured publicly.
Mn. HUMMEL PROGREBBING.
LONDON. July llwA. l~l Hummol.
of Now York. who was injured in 11
carriage accident here Tuesday evo
111113111111 who was taken to Kingis Uol
lotto Hospital, was moved today to 0.
161.43.111.11...“
'Uem (fl/urine:
‘ ‘ Int'émr iy‘Feaélm
REMNANTS
NISWSOitIrc piece goods and rcmuaul sale in the WilSh
Fabric section will be found here caclr iiii)’ for a t-irncmrlews Of
interest and importance ii the coupling;r of
sterling qualities
with c\ir.1ordi11ariiy luw lll'it‘t'h count for anything.
1
lawn Swiss Halide
Dimity Organdle 1111111111
and i\\’t‘lll_\ nilrcr' \‘zlrictics h 1
1111011 our ccnicr
l5e‘ 51 251:
qualities
10c yd
17c yd
25 iii 371C
qualities
A
counters. I
lZ'c yd
25cyd
20C 251 25c
qualities
37181 Site
qualities
filo-CART PRICE.
\\'l€ SKY an article “is worth" such and such a price. A
plcrrscil p‘nrcirnscr put it riii‘icrcuily for 11s rccciliiy. saying
"\\'i1_\', I \\'i1lliii iravc hurl to pay"
carriage clscwlrcrc."
such another cusc. It has tlctn
Stlcll illitI such :1 price “for that
$10.00 for our special (.1) Cart is just
clrablc cushion. parasol and .rod
(Hill is thoroughly up lorduic in 1‘1111Slrltcii1111»»worth $14.59.
Scc ii and you will (rgr‘cc citller with us or with the other
purclluscr.
.J‘
- “IIEEPCIEAN” IIAIR BRUSHES.
.\Rl7. SANITARY in coustr
crevice in which to absorb \vaicr‘.
in a wuicr‘prooi composition with nou-lomisiling lace of ai
inum.
tics.
Prices 50C an
havingr no (‘1‘an
oil or dirt,
llt‘iiiill. of
l
iet
lirisiles are
Iiuch is of wild \\'t.1|IIi \\ill111ui vcnccr 111‘ holes for i' is-
d 75¢ each. fl!
E1....D.M.RERDQ.11
timer :3
in t 25
Keep Your
Feet el
Bv buying the Best for the Louvesi Price.
We have
those Oxfords. and shoes made by Lounsburv.
Mathewson it ($0.. for $2.50 and $3.00. all styles. and can fit
all feel.
Union Made Shoes for Men. $2.95.
0L EN’S SHOE ST...
SOU TH NORWALK. CONN.
MQOOWOO”O”Q”NWWWW
The Burning Question 1,
Are You Satisfied? "
Does the coal you have bonght elsewhere leave nothing
to be desired as to either duality or price? If not. we would"
like to furnish you with some of our new stock for trial and‘
comparison.
ed with good coal at summer
John H.
“So your non has returned 11:0... col-
logo hos ho?" "You." "Did he got
his degree?" 'Yos. he got about iii
torn demons below tho graduating ro
unimmontn."
SAVED A BOV'B LIFE.
Mrs. Gepteln ll. Hubbard. or M11
ford. Dal. .. says: "Brazilian Balm say
ed my boys life. He berm just. him
Eh a one we lost with. croup. We 3111111
11111 a tow doses. He quickly dropped
to also .snd was all right in the mom
trig. Isis byvll it.“ Plaintod and if.
[’1 ‘
it'd. 11 funny thing that none of tho
old miildn over die of heart failure.
yon—h...
014w GUM! FOR DYUPE‘PIIA.
. msrnenihm' linen. or new 11111111.
Dela-nears: "1 11111111111111 for years With”
Maputo. 11111111 to halve i great 6111’
11m! belching. i tried othrythins
'itoouidlfnsilr of. hutnbthlng’h’diped ms’
1.11M their motion 81111111 1111111 one 60
cent bottle cured i11111 complainlyl"
private hospital.« Mr1-Hummei is make
in: good proctor: towards recovery.
Winter is robbed of half its terrors, if your bins are fill- 1
now and we will give it our best attention.
South Norwalk.
WOOoOOWWWW
WW
11M Mlp by. it. B. Planted and 11.11
hum .. . ,_
o'" t
prices. Leave us your order“.
Ferris,
Ariarlt 1.11...." 11‘. better tlihnhi phll~
tlcul zebra. ..
SHE DIDNfT weAn A 1.111111.
but her bounty W118 completely, hid-
den by pores. 1110 cited and impleh tiii
111111 111.011 Euro 1111* Arniiie salve.
’i‘iion 1.1.11 van oil :11 will all Erup-
tions. lt‘ovcr Sores. Bulls; Ulcern'. 0111'-
bunclos 11nd i‘oionii, from its. use. flit-
tnillhie for (‘uts Corns. Burns. Scuttle
nudging“ Ouroggunmnteod. 96c tit
or 111 911th 1Norwaiir
John A. Riggs. Nor'wnilr. ’ ““1
“You 1 um 11 confirmed imcheldr"
“llow runny 11.11111. have you been .con
firmed. "
“mm—.-
A POOH MlLililONINiRE
' Lott-1y starvé'd 111 11111111191111.1111
he 11011111 not «tiniest 111 1111111 illiii‘ly
111111 of Dr. King’s New 11139111111
have nnvcd him 'i‘ ray ntronzt Mil.”
'htomhbh. bid 1111111111011 "prhmdté'fidlioi .-
ilstion improve 1.1111111111111111: ,1 11.
21113111833121: 1!; mammal nullity
‘ 1 01‘; oh 11131111111111.1111
AI Kifli, NOWHEM a 03m
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