ntim Almanac fol-Tomorrow
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reports of the observation
hi: eclipse of the sun May. i901,
Hiar’received, Show that the ob-
\tious at Mauritius were
do under fairly favorable condi-
OIIS. Twenty—two observers were
intioned there. ii‘iity‘two photo—
riiplis_0f the corona were secured
.itliflerent instruments, beside
‘iywone photographs of the par-
al phases and eighteen photo-
graphs of the spectrum of differ-
“lit portions of'the sun‘s surround—
ings. 'A cinematographic record
i; all the phases of the total
eclipse was also secured. At Suin—
tra the weather was less lavoo
hie. The Greenwich observers
'eem to have secured very little.
The duration of the total phase at
their station was six minutes and
four seconds. The Dutch party in
the same region seem to have been
somewhat more fortunate. l’lioto—
graphs of the corona were secured
as well as of its spectrum and that
of the elirouiospliere. l'hoto-
graphs to determine the direction
and amount of the polarization of
the corona appear to have com-
pletely failed. No measures of
the heat of the corona could be
made. Reports from other stir
tions have not yet been received.
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There are in the l'nited States
700,000 acres of hind devoted to
tobacco. of which ii.ooo acres are
iii New England. The annual
yield of all kinds in the country is
about 500,000,000 pounds, ' oi
which New England raises about
19.000.000. The average wild per
RCIC throughout the country is
700 pounds, but in New linglaiid
it is. [.700 pounds. it is interest?
ing that till the tobacco raised III
the country belongs to two or
three botanical species. )‘ct there
are . more than sixty \‘liriclies
.J.4 . .
grown conuiicrciallywall oi thorny
quite distinct in shape. color Llllll
quality of leaf.
Rather slow delivery .-\ lelicr
containing money. sent ironi the
ront by her husband. during llii'
'VIl war. was tlt‘lih'l‘t‘il it) .\ll'\
“lightfof‘Norih \\'hitelirill “town-
‘c..\‘ l'i’cuusyluiiiiu. .i few days
ago. i‘he post oilici- :ii Rising
$131 was discontinued during the
re ellioii. and the llihlllldrii‘l'
packed the Film. \Hlll other until
matter, in a room and lillll llll‘
place Ill lijigt'i‘. il‘llt‘ [Hist Hillt‘i‘
department never look the troll
hit} to Clilliil illt‘ Clllllk'hl\ Hi lllt‘ iii
fice, which included not will) mail.
but stamps as well.
What can bc tliillt' l~~ llllll<llilli‘|l
by the case of _ll)>t‘})ll Il;t.i§.;;i. who
fifteen years ago arrived lll llutii-s
county, Kansas. with the cents in
his pocket. He went to work for
a farmer. with whom llt' remained
five years. saving something from,
his wages each year. .\t the end
of that‘ time he started tanning on
his own account. Today he on its
five hundred acres of bind. and
haS‘it Stocked with it line herd oi
cattle. A short time ago lll' went
to Eldorddo to hid on another hull
ionof land. which he had the
' yto’huy.
morn-—
‘ilt-‘it )fda‘ w!\l‘>uriicd up over
. 3.009.000.\vortli‘oi property in
’l‘i’sic'oitmry during tie first .\lX
rumiths. This year we have only
got rid of about $8o.ixio.txio oi’
. pinperty by fire. In no other rc-
speetioes the l'iiiicd States of
enuricn $0 t‘Oiiiplctcly "beat all
CIT Elia“?! (is in the destruction of
propentyvby tire.
' HYDE FAMILX INCORPORATED.
‘gNflWr. YORK.“ July i.l-—'l‘ho llydo
‘ [flimw‘of‘iplniuflold N. J.. has int-or
poi-uteri itself. Hereiiitei- the $3.000.
. Mil mutate left by Charles llydu. who
diction Jun» .12. inst. “ill be known as
thwfuiuu. county investment Coin
pint With his' widow. his four sons.
Midwlflli‘htw, as the six stock hold-
¢l‘ Much of the estate. is in land
round Plainfiold. tin well as oil wells~
flifil'fhniltling properties at ’l‘itusville.
PM. libero Mr. “We. laid the touiidu»
MI "/0! .th fortune. toting Fi‘nnclu
Billing Hyde. a graduate of Yale. in
m . armament or the company.
. and his brother Louis is secrotui'y.
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i littlest
Your teeth. have become de-
W and need filling or ropltic.
ing‘i‘ou will find here expert and
dfimi dental work. This
1mm endurance. and comely
.ifim‘muce. ‘ Prices reasonable.
‘rfl’oyt. the Dentist. §
'Vumil‘moek. South Main St.. é
. south Norwnlk.
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,, Girls as young as ten years are wearv
ing the tailor suites. .
Lndlon who make, or have made, at
home their shirt-waist suits, have two
waists to each skirt.
A but made of mm Tuscan straw
braid In trimmed with ostrich plumes
and pale-pink Liberty satin ribbon.
Some one has very truly said that
too many corsets are worn as forms
on which to fit waists, quite regardless
of the real figure beneath.
it seems as if old and young were
all already wearing the stitched huts
of pique. linen or batiste. They come.
in the three COIOI'S—‘l't‘d. whiti- and
blue. are very simply made, and dim»
ally becoming.
'l‘lio coloring pastes that have lately
been put on the market (“'6‘ mild to be
perfectly harmlenn. If they prove so,
they will be uped freely by the house
keeper who likes to vary the appear-
ance of her table. particularly at this
Benson when appetites need tempting.
A good many who tulle n cold bnth
every morning and derive ii good deal
of benefit therefrom would receive
more if they wunld let it i'ollow ten
minutes of vigorous exercise. Such a
conrsn In said to be its good for oiie'u
indigestion us it is iiininmit~iitiil in
producing u graceful carriage.
The piazza is getting to be the most
delightful feature of one‘s home in
summer. It is built large, with a
width almost equal its length. scores
of dolhirs lire spent in furniture. in
palms. suitable brie n bi'ac. vines for
the outside. screens, etc. and parties
are held here frequently, the guests
not entering the house during the
whole afternoon even for refresh-
ments.
A lot or you women who have to do
your own work go about your houses
and out Into tho gurdeuu for \‘egi’ziiir
blen for dinner dragging lifter you long
skirts that ii” the iiilli‘ tiiuirly touch
the ground and surely do every llllir'
you sloop. Stop and lliliik how much
more comfortable rou'd be in ii skirt
shortcut-ii hulf way to the tops of
your shoes, You'd iimi-r have to hold
II III) out of doors. It would be cooler
llilil lighter. ll Wiilllilll'i lw in ilir‘ way
when you inoppi-d iln- door. you i‘iiiiltl
run up .\lliii's without lilting ii. and
ii llllltll‘ of homo illi‘l‘ cool linen you
could luuiider it often, .\nd,_ bi-snlo if
you “me u short skirt you'd take mori-
pride In iliqi appearance of your Hili)i'.\‘
and would suffer less with your feet
on washing: lilltl ironing days. For it
in u tli'illtIllrlll‘liit‘ll flict that l'llll'UVt'i“
heels. thin soles and slouciiy. ill~siiapen
tops make tired feel Your daughters
near short skirts. iii [lll‘ll' golf. on the
stret'l. on their wheels. why should
You hesitate to about your work men
though you wouldn't on tho sin-cl"
LIST OF JURORS.
Following is it list of jurors druuu
l’roiii iioni-by towns by the jury com
uiiusioiiors for tho b‘iiirilelil bounty
courts for lhe omitting your
Nni'wtilkmifillwrt S.-.~\illilil~' broiler
bk 8, Ambler i‘luii‘li-s W Ii. ll. John
W llounidus i‘liurli-s A Ibirr \i'illiuio
ll. llyliigtoii. Silas A. Carpenter Alll'l ~l
.\ t‘hiiiory..li'. Alfred .\‘ t‘rocki-ii
.\(iies‘ ll'. (‘urti’s Wiilhn-o iliiuu Sun;
lh‘l llil5kitm. William I“ lbiklyn. .\l
plioiiso iubble .Iosi-ph s Iniiiiiiu;
George W. I‘iicli I'lduiir ll I‘m
i'hiii'lr-s [.1 lirr.:oi'\ Sidney lillilll’lv'
Winfield S llziin‘oid Stephen ll
lloliiins, Gould Hoyt John I) I\':iiiiiio\
John Henry klltlllll. .llllilt'- \l lillili‘
Ilicoh Lasoii. William H .\l;ilhor. \\'il
liuni Mitchell. \l'ili‘rod W, .\lorrlsoii
t‘lurencr- l-‘. Osborn. l). Fenton l‘ouiw
i‘o). .Iuco iii-l. Raymhoud. Oscar \\'
lllll'lllolttl. John I.. Richards Si . \‘en
:tiivio A, Seofield. lsuac Selll‘tk
ileorge (‘. Stillsou, Edward J. Thomas.
George B. Toby, Fletcher V'iiii lloosenr
to
lizirienwi‘hnrles A. limos. Edgar 7'
lliiti's. .\‘oiluin ll (‘roi‘oot Hiram il
lll‘illii‘i'. t‘hiii‘lcs ll li‘iich. George W,
rimler. Joseph Ilindiey. 'l‘llllllili‘lh‘
lloyi. Ihiyld N .\liiilier (‘hurli's .\lills
piiiigh. John ll Selleck. Albert ll. Sm
livid. (‘lart-iico E .\‘coilwlil Hiriiiu ll
'l‘liylor. Williiini II Wiiluisloi Walter
S Whitney“ It}
Weston '(‘llill‘li‘h‘ .\ Adams, Fred»
erivk [I llanks. Alonzo W. Barrett.
Siiiiiucl ll, l~‘uiieher. Ebenezer Fitch
llrmwr .\ iiillit’l‘l. Stephen hi ilodi‘ri-y.
t‘liarlea‘ ll. lion-house. William ll
Unborn. t‘hurb's U Pl‘l'i'}'. .\iori'nl \\'
l'erry. t‘hiirles Wnkemtiii ~42.
Westport.—\\'illlnm H. Albiii Sam
uel I? thinks. Edward 1‘ Ilirze il‘rwlvr.
ick lli'ndley. iliill ll. Bradley. Benjamin
It‘. Iliilkley. William H. Hurr Henry
W. t‘olcy. J. Frank Elwood. lv‘riink llod
trey. George llnle. liiruin Jellii’i‘. .\us-
ii“ I. Jennings. .I, H. Jennings. Sylves
ll‘l' Kceler. ileorit’e ll. Mills. Lloyd
Nll~tll_ Warren A. Rodgers. 1". .\l. Sul-
iiion. .\i'lhiii‘ Sheri/mod. Moses Slit‘l“
wood. George ll. Smith. Frank it). Slur
:es, Arthur W, Taylor i‘liiipiiiiiii 'l‘uyr
lor. Edward 0. Wakeiitnu. 8 ii. Wake
mun. William Ii. Wells.«~~2.\‘
\\'ilinii.—~l.cwis R. Ambler. James R
lledielit. Samuel iii-its. Ebenezer Coley
Edward A. lloepplcr. Joseph L. (lod
I‘i'cy. Joliii (lili‘llillll. h‘l't‘tltii‘ii‘k Gruy.
Seth L. Grumman. Jr. Willimn I}.
Ilurlbiitt. Jl'.‘ Elmer Jackson. lillbrlduc
S. Jennings. Samuel ll Lockwood. t‘.
ll. Lyon. liniiiel (l (Ilnisteiid William
Olmsteud. llezokitih B. Osborn. (lardi
iicr 8. l'liiymoud. Ernest t‘, Roscoe
Samuel B. Sturgeu, George E. Taylor.
Henry G. Thompson—22. .
New Cniiiinii.-—Norbert Boson. .\r
tiiiir C. Britten. Augustus Bulkley. Rod.
iiey S. Chlchcster, James l‘lnrk’, Suin-
uel (.‘i'isney. Seymour V. D Crotimt.
John l.. Davenport. John S.,llilvis
George W. Dtii'yeu Thomas J.‘Fatlrty.
Charles P. Fish. William (I li'iipi'.
(‘hurles W. Hall. Gardner Hoyt. Jumps.
iioyt. Iiciiry Kelley. Stanley w. Lock-
wood. F2. Willard iioiiiisbury, Benjamin
P. Mind. Stanley 0. Ogden. ilonry L.
Olmstend. Stephen S. Raymond. Ed-
ward Ruth-duo, James SCOfii‘lil. Joseph
F. Sillmnn. l’hilo A. Thatcher. Charles
II. “Wed-~28.
CONDITION OF WINTER WHEAT.
l’AItlS. July lie-The agricultural
iionartnwiit reports that conditions of
winter wheat are very good in one do-
lHli‘illlt‘llt. good in twentyt‘ivht and
our in tIity~iive dcnnrtrncnts. Sprint:
wheat in good in tire depnrtrnoutn. inlr
In thirty-two and middling in six iii!-
purinwutis.
Well-Earned Tribute.
The following public statement of 3
Width: endorsement of merit to the
scores that have appeared before.
Mr. H. Swnlu. 31 Franklin street, by
Occupation a lineman, says: "i was in
it New York hospital for over it year.
under treatment for kidney complaint
and urinary trouble. and when dis-
charged 1 received an uncured card. I
had too frequent iirilon oi the kidney
Hi'i‘retloiin; in fact I had lost lili con
not. I procured Dunn's Kidney Pills
They did
in0 more good than any doctor ever
from I’lnlsled's drug store.
did and not only beui‘ilitcd myself, but
i advised Mrs. Swain to take llotin's
Kidney Pills (or her backache. They
cured her.
Sold for 50 cents li box. Foster-Mil-
biirn Company. ilul’i’iilo. N. i'.. note
agents for the l‘iilted States.
Remember the nimio—-l)onii's— illlll
take. no other.
HORSE GUARDS AND CAVALRY.
First Company of Hartford has no Rea-
son to Feel Slightcd.
In regard to the lei-lint: (inning in.-
iiii-iiibi-rs oi the I‘ii'si company, lloi
i'l‘llUi".~: Horse (lultrds, because of or
dch issued from the Adjutant izeiivvriil‘h
oil‘iCo making the Second company.
ilovoruor's llorm- (liiurds. ‘l‘rooo .\ oi
cavalry. .\dlntiiiu (it’llt‘i'ill l'olo said
yesterday that the First (‘fiilllliill‘v‘ llllll
non-r made any application to be or»
ultiiizod into a company oi“ cavalry and
worn understood to llt‘ opposi-d to the
moVi‘iiieiii Ariordiiii: to ill!‘ Ulllt't‘l'
illt' members of the Hartford company
have only themselves to blame and
any f-‘Nllllt: they may burn is entirely
linwarruntml, Adjutant General (‘olo
said}
“According to the press reports lld'"
lifti'it'ord i oiiiuniiv - liiinis to have gone
senilofiiclally under this name for
nearly a year. Why. the hill did not
become :1 law until about a mouth lino
’l‘lli‘ members of the New Haven coinr
pnny went up to Hartford and did all
ihwy [‘{Illlil to sol-iro- the pusmui- ol
the measure. uhile ll nus llll'll rotood
lll‘dl ilic’ illi'illili‘i'fivlll‘ llll‘ Viral (‘ilill'
puny were- opposed to it. It was said
'b'ii ll» i} 'ho'iuhl lHili‘v‘ of ilit‘ll.‘ chur
n-r ibuii they did of [incoming :i troop
of "lilili'l'll i';i\:iii'\ The} liiii'v- iii-yer
illiillt‘ :iiliilnnlioii iii tho udlntnnl zen
witil‘.’ olllw for such organization "
ATHLETIC CONTEST IN BRIDGE-
PORT.
.\'o\\ l-lii-zl.iiid< «lininpion further
uwighl llillr iluidiii l' uiid N. w York's
Inn-4i nizili III the sumo ilziss burrow:
'l'i'rrv \li‘iiil\i‘l'n. will hit the [Iiii'ill‘l'
punts ui ill.» slur hour (if the .iiiiial
«\liilniion of the Iio\.ili- Holt" and .\lil
Icin' (‘liilr Fridny niziii, .lnly l‘.’ in
llridgoport Tho :ll'iii b-s call for ill-
im-ii rounds .\l the i‘n-ullii-ru» 12h? lliii'
«lner'g wonderful record i'or llll> your
of administering the knockout punch
to (‘Lli‘il one of his l‘llllli opponents has
opeiiod the eyes of rho i'ollou era of the
rim: gladiators and Boston sports arc
firm in the beliei’ ibdi l\'iil‘ llrozii!
“III "ll‘f'l ti tartar when he faces Billy
Ilkllkllli‘l' The lltntiiii boy ~itroii:
and has iieior yi'i shown a slap of a
yellow streak lie hits a ritzlii Il.lllll
punch uiieii close In that \\lll\' iln‘
money when ii lands For a ill‘I‘lll'il
iniiiy .liiit Burke and Luriv Temple
viiloriul nill hot it'll rounds ill
lightweight. Fred Bulls-ii. of lli'iilzi‘
port. will referee Trains leave for
Norwulk immediately uiiur the oxbi-
liltiOu.
tho
INTERNATIONAL SAILING RACE.
NEW YORK. July ll~.\n intertid-
iioiial sailing race half way around
ilio world will start from this pity tho
first week of August. The racins shins
lire tlw Annie and the Brilliant ’l‘lie
.-\ciiiv was built in Main and tiles- the
stars and stripes. The Brilliant was
liiiiiiclnul a few months into ill tilde
now. These Vessels aro the Intent ad-
ditions in the big Silillilk: lloet of the
Standard Oil t‘oiiiiiuiiv 'I‘Iiev lll’t‘ loud
ing at Bayonne. N .I.. for Yokohama
Japan and their sailing dates are al-
most identical. The ships will follow
the same course. reaching Yokohama
II.“ Way of the China Sea. The othcinls
of the company proposed the race a
few days mm. and found the captains
more than willing. The Acme has nev
er sailed a voyage before She was
towed down the count from the Bath
shin yards it few weeks ago. 8hD
rel-{intern 2.9.37 tons. has four metals
niid carries a crow of 33 men. The
llrilliant was launched in April and
made a. fast voyuse across the Atlun
tic. She is somewhat llli‘tlill' than the
Acme. She rogiuters 3.600 tons. in
Captain Reuben S. Laurence. of Bath.
the Acme has a skipper oi experience
and nerve. He has [followed the sea
for thirty-five years. and for twenty-
otie yours has been in command of lib:
ships. The. Brilliant. in in command of
Captain (‘Ioorge Cowlliishaw. a navi-
izutor of much experience. llu has ruc-
ed boforo. and may be counted on in
get the most out of his new ship.
TICKET SCALPERS SUPPER.
CINCINNATI. 0.. July llmludnc
Rufus B. Smith. of the Superior Court.
has granted an injunction against all
ticket senipors. restraining: them trom
Durehnninx or selling all forms of non
transferable tickets. lneluciink Chrtze
tinn Endeavor tickets. issued by or
reading over the Big Four. Pennsyl-
vania. Baltimore in Ohio. Louisville 8:
Nashville and Cincinnati. Hamilton I:
Dayton Railroads. Thisaction is very
important . Mill in tin mt.
A «Citizen of South Norwalk Pay: a
respected eitizou adds one nioro oni~
For 46 Ozone Soap Tdfldo Market,
2 Ozone Starch Trade» Marks. and
2 (none Washing Powder ’l‘i-ado lllarkii‘
‘ Vl'W-‘mwnuuq-
u‘wm'
ll m
It .
Given away at
‘llllllilly & Wilder's Bicycle Store,
52 South Main St., South Norwalk, Ct.
Tlo' illl‘PO kinds of Trade Marks
must be presoiiied for rocks-r.
All first-clans stores sell the Ozone
goods.
Soniiillonnlkliisico.
South Norwiilk, (‘onu..
.lllllt‘ 38. too].
'l'bc lill'slei‘s llil\i‘ ordered that
the iiilvrcsi to be credited to the
depositors iii the Savings llepiii'l-
merit. _Iul_v 1st,. iooi. shall be ill
the rule of four {4) per cent. per
illllllllll.
‘l'll.\l\'l.li.‘j Ii. Ill IY'I‘.
'I'ri-iiwurvr.
Business houro, 9 to 12 a. m.. and l
to 3 p. m.. and also 6 to 8 p. m., Satur.
day evenings.
" II STITCH IN TIME
Hares many it dime in \Iiilii'll care. The
proper and inn-ll iippliiniiou of on“
single IlllI’lIi oil will add the yum-.1.)
llli‘ life of your Willlll Lin k of it
when Ili‘l‘lll‘ll with soon reiniluio ii to
lbe l‘lllilritl oi timeless timers». You may
:ibusn many animate and inanimate
iiiliiizs. but abuse- your unit-h alter ii.
strikes for les‘s time or better cure and
it will “,mt even" by quintly quitting
Work at SONIC important optic h o! your
business lilo-Just when you need
liiiicly help. We diagnose all watch
ailments and know what to do nth-r
diagnoxis Timely eare- timely watch.
HOMER B. H0 YT.
Graduamenptician. .
Room ll, l'iiiii-d Bank liiilldiiii:
('Iil‘iee hours. 8 to Il'i:’i_ iflzvil'i to t; Sill
Saturday evenings. 7 to 9.
Taylor ’8: Golden,
REAL ESTATE AND
INSURANCE
LINCOLN sronAiiE WAREHOUSE
74 Washlnqton Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.CONN
Ilo Risks are Tori large I
To H. \l I‘.
hid lone lloiinii Small m BeneiIIiOiir
lost Caitlin] Attention.
JRCOB M. LAYTON.
5 RAILROAD PLACE.
Insurance 0! Every Kind or Name.
if "M. innit—5y.
Dealer in bulk oi All Kinds.
Highest pri‘m paid for old illi‘iili
rags. papers. everything Writ» oi
(Ill l’roiupt ail'liililn gown to zil‘
ordori.
")0 Taylor Am. So. Norwzilli.
EXPRESS HOBBERS SURROUNDED.
ST. PU'L. .\llnil. .Iiily Ii ‘A Iii-I
cult, .\lour dospdli ii mil/t4 Reports
hair» reached her» that tho tired!
Northern Express roblmrs have bivu
surrounded on i‘w-p Lou. l‘roi-k. south
0? the Littb- “Ut‘klv”; with sewn iii-~li
irulirding them. liwriltiii: the arrival oi’
Slio-rli'l’ tiritl‘iih, who will leave .\liiltzi
With a posse of forty men this zilior
noon. Sheriff ilvnnor of Great Filllll
has orgnuizvd u pus-w oi rlilr-mvu to
assist Sherill iirlfl‘iih. They loft (il'I‘iII
l-‘lills this niornlnt:
WALL STREET I” In :i m -~'l‘Iiv-
selling lllth‘il-lr‘lll of yesterday nilvi‘
noon continued In lorce in tho opening.r
this. morniiiu, and hoavv blocks of
prominent stocks: were thrown upon
the mark-u The opening null-:4 of At.
I'hlsm} and linllwl Sixth-.9 Sir-ml twirl- or
3000 Sharper and ol’ l-lnulbnrn Pricillc
33ml shares, known wi-ro- about a
point. in .\ichison. simiihern I’urliii-
Missouri I’ncli’lc. Louisville and ()iiini'
lo (5’; Western. .\illl‘i‘li':ll’l Sun-Irina do.
l'lliied iii. Then- uus evidence of
support in l'iiinn Pncihr‘. which upon»
ed down it qtimtnr and immediately rnl
lie-ii M and prices werui unlined to
harden elsewhere alter the openlnk.
lSALESMEN AT THE EXPOSITION.
lll'b‘b‘.\l.i.l. N. Y. .liily ll~ This Wits
commercial irnvr-lvi'n' r'i:tv at the Pan-
:Xmerlcnn Exponltlon There was a.
loin-ado this moraine... and notwithstand.
inx the threatening aspect 0! lbs.- 919:»
”WP. unverni thouiland men worn in
line with numeroiin liltilll“ of music.
The prom-anion ntzirtud from Ninznrn
Square. uroeimling through Franklin
street to the terrace and thence up
Main siren-t. to illicit. when! cam were
'takvn for the exposition. Thorn-- worn
tour dlvluions. In the first worn rom-
mereinl traveiern from illiffaio amt
New York state. in the second (Inn‘
min. lllinois and lnrllnna were rcprcu
litigated. in the third. Michigan. Mair
suchusotts and Ohio. and in the fourth
' Pennsylvania and on unattached tram
. stars. .I ~ - -
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* 7‘nraktianlc.
‘HINori‘rHAMfl
Sh. has baen Put In Good Repair for
Sound Service.
The report printed in the state pa-
pers to the affect tinit the old Sound
steamer (3. H. Northnm has outlived
her usefulness and Is noon to be des-
troyed. is wholly untrue. it was said
that the ancient craft had been taken
to Huntington, where she wax-s to be
taken apart and disposed of an old
junk. The. steamer was employed last
week to transport the Thirteenth lieg-
lmont from New ‘York to Fisher'n is—
land. and is at tire present time tied up
at the Norwich Line Wharf In New
London. She was never in better cou-
dltlou and looks nil slick and upon as a
bout iliat has just been launched from
the ways.
(‘iipiuln Keeney. who knows its much
about the Sound Iiilil the boats that
intri- piled in tin-nu watern for it good
many )‘t'lll‘H. rind in now in (-omiuuiid
of the Northain. said yo-nterday morn
int: that the papers bud counl'oundud
Ibi- sii'iiinni- with the (‘ontlneiitzii
which in how (it‘ll up at n wliiirf in
New ”Audi and in beini’. dismantled
'I‘ho ('Ulillllt'lllill in a very old ('rul’i
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And Timely Suggestions“
Summer vacation time Is here. and whether you go away or stay at home
you will want something for this real hot weather. Some remarkably low
priced Merchandise is selected. as a re minder that we mean to keep midsum-
mer business booming.
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LADIES' SKIRTS.
Oxford Grey Walking Skirts. made with pointed graduated flounce.
eighteen rowu of will: hint-z. the most approved ntyle, value $6.50; $4.98- '
WASH SKIRTS.
river one Ultill‘lillll \vili‘ill Skirtu, all the newent. In plain Duck. plain P.
l\'.. plain Lint-ii. illhij dolled, einln-oldori-d and hire and braid trimmed; an
and was long lino condemiml. Sim
was recently sold to the junk dealers. '
nearly all her iron work has nlreiidy I
been removed and In it few days morn I
film will be nothing but a collection of i
debris.
The (‘ ll. Noi'iham has been at New- .
port all the hunt winter. where who on.
dei'weiit mleiinlve repairs. She WAS}
given ii fresh coat of paint and her in- ‘
terior wuu revurnlshed and otherwise-I
ronovnti-d She was. built 27 .\‘i'arsf
ago rind bus alwnyn been counted one [
oi the liaudsouinnl stoiimbmiis on the l
Sound Ilnr furnilurm although wme- I.
what old fashioned today, is still in;
good condition and looks well. Iler
timbers are sound and sin" is pmlmbly
good for many years more of service
However. nbo will probably not be but. -
ployi-d regularly on any of the Sound
lines and after transporting the Hol-
dii-rs from Fisher's Island back to
New York. will be stationed at Nowl
Haven ready to ho uni-d at any timn‘
for Spolt‘lfll duty.
STEAMER MEXICO ASHORE.
iil'tiRTH l'ortulznl. .luly ll--Th“
Spanish mull sir-timer Mexico from
lluonos \ryes is. lishoro south of
\'i:iii:i. 'l‘ln- IIIINH'HHI‘I‘N‘ and Pro“ are
being lauded. Tlli' <ll‘1lnli'l‘ Mexico is
of lzloli‘. ions net. iiild ls- owned by thr-
i‘oiiip.iiii;i 'l‘riiiiszitlniiili'n of Barcelona
noun-nun Viii'ioly I'i’it'es title to $6.50. Exceptionally desirable and prices
much under regular ri‘iliie. '
SHIRT WAISTS.
The. dISpIny of Wash Walsts just now is by a big odds the grandest so
iiil' this season. Nearly 200 dozen Writs-ts, including every approved, style in
price range from 50c to $4.00. Tempting styles in White and Colors at 98c.
Lndles' drop stitch Polka Dot Hose, black and white, 25c; worth 39c.
li‘liie Lisle drop stitch Hose 19:: worth 25c.
("lilldren's Fine Lisle. triple knee hose. nt T2l/2c; worth 196.
Fancy iiiid plain Net-k llibbouii. lnr-xqiiisito designs, 15C. 250 and 396
per yard. '
Ladle-s Plii'asols. in black and fancy. l‘luln while, one i'ullle. at $1.25.
laidles' li‘lno .Ii-rsey lilbbcd Vests. 10 and iZf/gc.
Ladies“ Lisle llloves at 59c; all our 77m quality.
BATHIN G SUITS.
Now is the time and the Boston Store In the place, to iiilikn your selec-
il()ll. \\'i- mention but one of llli‘ iiiziiiy:
Latin-s llrilliniiiine Bathing Suits. made with drop saailoi' collar. and reg-
ular ixiliio. 375; $2.98.
lCE CREAM FREEZERS.
Why worry and work making your (‘reain ’I‘lio 20m l‘i-ninry Freezer
main-s the best oi‘ Cream with but the least labor. All miles here. Also
any other well known make. |
N. B. For a short time only high class CfllVOll Portraits
given away With one dollar purchase.
Can-5M} ' "
Seymour’sStore
Undoubtedly the Best Place to purchase your
Fourth
of July “Ammunition ”
We have over fifty 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. Beneless Bacon and Tongues.
Fine large Watcrmelons. Oranges. Lemons. Lime juice. Fruit Syrups in all flavors. (a table-
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 cv'erything is fresh. sweet. clean,
and wholesome.
II. E. SEYMII
Ill, telling Grocer, 33 West Wasll
Igillll Silllili.
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Special
i Flour Sale!
It you are in need of Flour. and want to buy at a very low price. come see us this week.
‘33: PER BAG.
7c PER BAG.
63c PER BAG.
MAUD S. FLOUR. $4.30 PER BBL.
JONES'S SUPERLATIVE FLOUR. $4.55 PER BBL.
PILLSBURY'S BEST XXXX FLOUR. $4.90 PER BBL.
VERY BEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER,22C PER LB.
'1
_' lbs l-‘ull (Ii-cam i‘ln use. -31“
l'liidnivllin- per link .11»
2', lb l’flil .Iv-lly In
Willa Laundry Star'- h .13:
l’lililliii‘) H Um Food, per plan. In
4 lbs. hes-i Rho
2-H: Soda Crackers. pi-r lb, no.
ii iiikt‘fi liesi Lilly Soup :Tw iA‘llIlin ('nki-a. pvi' lb. he.
.’i inns t‘iiutlird Pumpkin. 25c (illle‘l' Snaps, pi-r lb., in:
Alaska Salmon per i .in lm .\‘ii Nil: .4. [WP ”5.. 5!:
Mustard Sardines, per can. ‘.Ic Oyster L‘i'iiclir-rs-i, per lo. 7!:
SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE ONLY:
Om: 4 In. Package Swnfi's Washing Powder and 3 Cakes Swift's Pride Soap. for 25 Cents.
NEW YORK GROCERY COMPANY,
DONOVAN BUILDING.
The P.
RELIABLE GROCERB.
TELEPHONE CALL 133-6.
J..L
SOUTH NORWALK.
nch Co.
EXTRA LOW PRICE SPECIAL SALE
NEW ROSE POTATOES. EXTRA LARGE, .
OUR FAMOUS EIGIN CREAMERY BUTTER. NONE BETTER,
20c. PER PECK; 75c. PER BUS.
. . sic. LB.
OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE FLOUR. . . . PER BAG 55;; PER BBL.$4.40.
PURE FRUIT JAM IN ONE POUND GLASS JARS. 3 for 25¢.
FULL QUART JARS JELLY, ASSORTED FLAVORS. . . . . 9c.
3 cans Magnolia Milk for 25¢. 2 pkgs. Grape Nuts. 25c. 3 lbs. Laundry Starch, ioc.
Assorted Soupii. 8c. ~
Blue Label Cancun. 10c 15 Cakes Lion Soap. 25c. 2 pkga. Gold Dust, 1c.
3 cans Sugar Corn.
20c: u Cakes Chic Soap.
25c. 7 Cakes Babbltui' Soap, 25c.
FREE TO ALL PURCHASERS 0F TEA OR COFFEE A CAKE OF WHITE R083
THE. P.‘J. LYNCH co.
SOAP.
Ha Warbhington Street.
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