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. Ladie's' and Gents bhoes polished Free.
ng Lyon 81 Co.
90 Washington bireet South NOrwalk.
111111111 1111.113
Iii'tieaalirnlrodhls Moraine, oi.-
11111 to Corn Cron Failure.
iltliDiDS SUFFER Billli
’Decllbe AccOmpanied by Reports of a
Break Between Two Groups of Fi-
. nanclerra Who Wanted the‘
' Northern Pacific.
NEW YORK, July ll'—l’1‘icos of
sidelinbrpke badly again this morning.
the stocks of railroads depending 011
the corn trafilc [for earnings were de-
morallzed on the fears of 11 failure of
the drop'from droutlr. The. rest of the
market. was affected by sympathy. oth
or'stooits apparently being sold 111
large blacks to protect holdings oL-thc
corn 'graugers. Strenuous efforts
Werei‘made to support the market by
buying Union Pacific. St. Paul and Mia-
souri Padiiic and the bulls succeeded
in causing a pretty general rally after
the. opening, Missouri Pacific rising
1% over last night But prices 111 um
bled again by wide intervals under 11
flood of offerings Wl1l(.h came in blot ks
of many thousand shares During the
first hour prices were touched which
made the losses from last night for
Rock Island of 71/2. Atchison 171.1,
Nort western 5. St. P1111] 311;. lowa
(lent l Preferred . Amalgamated (‘op-
per and Tennessee (‘oai :1 each. and
u long‘list of the. principal active
stocks over 2 points. f‘berc were oc-
casional feverish rallies. but prices
went off again continually.
The decline in prices was 11111101111
panied'by reports of 11 break lrcttvccu
the two groups 01 financiers, which
~l‘ecently contested for supremacy in
Northern Pacific. The crave cousc
quences. that attended the previous
trouble wereremombercd and ‘these
‘ 1 rumors, althOugh backed by no word
\fé:
' he
of authority received cr‘cdcucc in runny
quarters and affected the market, A11
authoritative, denial that there 111111
beeniany rupture of the so-called Nor-
Paciiic agreement was given to
Anioniated Press in 11 man who
was indirectly a pnr‘iv to it He said
The agreement as to Northern l’nci
toads prct‘lscly where it illil the
it was made. it was strutly 111i
' .6 and will be. There is no fric
nor it and will be none.“
liquidation had spent its great-
. .iforcc during the first hour, and
th 'e was some violent rebounds when
the bears began to bid for stocks to cov-
er their short contracts. Atchtson and
Rock Island recovered 4 points. and
other attacks betWeen 1 111111 2 points,
This raily‘did not hold 11nd the market
Weakened again, some stocks going
lower than hefmc The selling pres-
sure was manifesth less 111111 11t than
in the early dealings and the market
11111111111 rather quickly and then became
quietand comparatively sluggish.
WALL STREET. ll 11 111.~‘\‘\'l1ilc 11
few stocks got above _\'(‘Sit‘l'llil_\"s close
numerous others broke badly. irrclud
lug 112% point drop 111 ilock island
The entire list broke badly later on
heavy liquidatious in western and P11
(rifle stocks. Losses ran from 2 to 5
in most active stocks and speculation
was: very ragged.
WALL STREET. noon-The usual
covering movemolll by shorts l’HllHl‘ti
rebounds of four points in Aiclrlson
and Rock Island. Recoveries generally
ranged between 1 and 2 points. 'l'llc
market. weakened again before noon.
St, Paul, United States Steel. New
York Cehtral, Erie. Baltimore ‘& (iirio
'“Bapoil‘ke & Ohio and Southern
1‘» 1touched lower prices than be-
mowers losses of 3 to 11
nts in i111'-ira\v11nm1. Delaware £1
dson. General 113 l'ectr‘ic and Chicago
Eastern Illinois. The market 1111
cd rather quickly and became quiet
inns were irregular.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.~'l‘lre buy
11g movement gained some animation
during the noon hour 11111] caused
strong rallies in the prominent sloc 111-.
a Paul scored 11 full locovcrt. Mia
mrl Pacific was tilted 11101 11 1111111 11
over lastnlgl and United States
Steal a fraction. There wc1e some
reactions again before. 1 o'clock.
WALL STREET. 2 p. 1n. ———P1‘iccs
moved feverishly on small dealings.
.bnt concessions were Hpcoillly made
11D and the general tone was much im
proved. Prices of some stocks Went
higher than on the previous rally.
Brooklyn Transit rose 1 1 mar inst
night, anti the other New York 111011 11.-1
burdened in sympath. St. Lawrcncc
Phone 104-2.
Great reduction in
i YCLES
About forty of them to be closed
11.11.11 In need of a wheel it will
pay you to 100k these over, as It
fiv'lfi one you some money
, Ethnic repairing and sundries.
and Franklin Street.
“11111 Norwaur.
& Adirondack advanced 4% over last
night.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wrre or 111. A.
Bohrne. oommisslbn broker, Swartz d1
Corbrtt :1 block South Nor'waik:
Open High Low 1:30
Am. 8. R. Co., 138% 139% 136% 139%
Atchiaon. 77 78 73% 711%
Atchison pfd. 100 101% 98 991,4,»
Bait. K: Ohio. 971/; 971/; lib 91111.
Bkyu. R. ’l‘., 771/2 78%; 77 78%.
Can. Southern, 67 67
Chen (it Ohio. 45 45 43 44
Chi. & N. W.,191 191
Chi. B. 81 (3.. 1951,43 1951/.
C. M. it St. P..lt'11 162 158/ 1601,11
(Elli. it. i. & P. 1341/43 1387.; 133 138
(1.0.0. & St. 1... 871,5, 87% 87% 87%
i). (it H. 01111.. 161%; 162 ltil) 1607.4.
U. S. Steel. 113 113741 43% 43%
ll. 8. Stool pfd. 91141.1, 5137.1 {1271 921 1,.
tion. El. (30., 2158 258953111 25171 1'V
[1011. & Nash, Milli}; lilo" 1. lOJliifi lili‘flg
Nor. & Wash, 411 MW. 411 48
M1111. (Jousol.. 117% Hill/4 liti‘l'. 1151/3
Metropolitan. 1137511. 167% 1137 167%
M. K. & ’i‘. pill. 55 513 53% 54%
Miss. Pacific, l03'/.. iii-Hit lil27u 1047s
Nut. l1cnd Co, 11174. Bill/1. 197.; 211%
N. Y., C. [(1 il.. 151% 152 150 151%,.
N. Y.. (i. & W., 3;: :1 21¢: :12 32%
(Torr. Tobacco. till tiii
No. P1111. pfd.. iiti 9b
Pacific Mall, Jiti 171,44 Slti 371/;
Pennsylvania, 141". 115%, 14:1 1411
People's (ins, llZ'i. Il4 ill! 114
Phil. & Read. 41 ill/1; 403/, 4111,,
i’. «it it. aid. 71; 76 7113/4 '1.
Son. Railway. Ill) 3014 211% 297.1.
Sou. Ry. pi'd.. XII/J 841,5, 83 84
Son. Pacific. 52 521/13 hill/3 13171.
Tenn. (.‘1. & l.. titl till 5934 62
ii. S. Leather. 1271.. 12741 1214. 12%
US. 1.00. 11111.. 771,4. 771?. 7711.. 7711.
U. S. Rubber, 20%. gnu, 201/4 2011’.
Union Pacific. 991/9 1005.1 971,4 98%
liu. Pac. pfd.. Pitt 89 8111/9 RI)
Wabash. pfd..‘ 39.1,. 39% 38V; 3911
West. Union, 90% 91 119% iii
WASHINGTON. July ilflfloveru-
merit receipts: From internal revenue,
51.234700; customs. $925,128; miscella-
neous. $102,909. Expenditures $2.345:
ilOii.
_g————».T¢_.
RUN ON CLEVELAND BANK.
(TEVI‘ILANII, 0.. July ll'—Tllt‘ r1111
on the l'nlted liaukiug 1&1 Savings
Company. which began yesterday. was
conltumiii today', The bank kept its
doors open nearly all night, in order to
permit anxious depositors to Withdraw
their moncy. All demands were
promptly met and the oliicials of the
bank. declared they were prepared for
any emergency.
The run was started by 11 woman
who called at the bank yesterday be
fore banking hours to draw money
She was told to wait. Failing to under
stand. however. she immediately went
out 11nd spread the report that the
bank had no funds.
The capital stock of the bank is
5100.000. its deposits amount to near
131 $2,1‘mobmi
FLEET VERY QUIET.
N.-\N’l‘i'(‘l\'l6'1‘. 5111115.. July 11 if 1‘.
fleet of fishing smacks had been 1111
ehm‘cd off Great blood. it could not
1111\‘11 been more quiet, nor could it
have proved less exciting than did the
battleships of the North A'tlantic squa
dron today. as they swung about with
the tide half visible through rifts 01
fog. The weather conditions which
vcstcrday depressed would be. obser‘v»
ers and discouraged the boat men. who
had made ready for heavy transporta
tion business from show in the 11111111
dron. had not improved Fog obscured
11vcrylhi1vg. At the 111111)»; on Coutur-
lsland everything was apparently 1111
changed from yesterday. There was
no activity, save. that of picket duty.
GENERAL WOOD lMPROVED.
\i‘ASliiNi’i’l‘tiN. July f‘.~—?’.cports
were current this morning that Gen
erul Wood. military governor of Cuba
had suffered a relapse and was much
worse. That the report was unfounded
is shown by a cable message received
today by Acting Adjutant ileneral
Word from Major Scott, udintant gen
cm] at Havana. as follows: “(iener
al's condition improving. lie person
ally remarked to Mayor Laine that he
had not felt so well 111 some time as
today." I
MRS. H. H. BROWN DEAD.
iJIC'i‘ltOi'l‘, Mich, July ii--(1cneral
ll. M. liufficld received 11 cublcgrnm
this morning from Justice ii. ll. ilrowu
of the United States Supreme (‘.ourl.
announcing the dcath‘bl Mrs. llrowu
in ltuly. Mrs Brown had been an in
valid for some years and the justice
sailed from l6'ut‘opc vorv soon after
the decision 111 the insular cases was
handed down.
ONCE LIVED IN SYRACUSE.
SYRACUSE. N. Y,. .luiy ti—-—l)c-
Wctt (7. Hooker, who died from i11-
jtrrics received in the Chicago & Alton
wreck, lived in this city until January.
He Was past grand chief tcmpIur of the
I. (i. G. ’l‘.. of the state of New York.
and for nineteen years was grand nec-
,1‘ctary. lie. was active in temperance
and church work.
MACHIMBTS ABSESSED FOR
STRIKE.
M1\V lilti'l‘AlN. .luly liw'l‘ho (on
trul Labor Union yotod hurt night to
asset! every union man in New Bl'ltnln
twenty five cents each week for the
maintenance of the machinists on
strike. There are six thousand 11111011
1111111 in the city.
BRANFORD MAN onowuéo.
IillANFORI). July lI—~Wl1llo swim
mlng this morning. 'I‘hcodochochar-
ion. 11 Greek. aged twenty. was seized
with cramps and drowned. lie came
here from New York last evening. and
was to enter; the employ entire lock
works here. The body was recovered
14
1 t1 ' 1
Condh‘dna Ar’e Not Very 111.111.1111..
For pflnlsh Today.
BA'I‘EMAN’S POINT, R. 1., July 11-—- '
Conditions early this forenoon'wero as ‘
adverse for a race between the big 90
footers, as they were when the yachts
came in after yesterday's failure to
finish a contest. The same thick for;
hung over the sea and there was iittl'o
wind to blow it ofl‘. in fact, at 9
o'clock there was‘ apparently no pros-
pect that the big sloops would go‘out
at all today. Within half an hou1‘,,l10w- - ‘
over. the fog began to life. and 11th:“)
the racing committee held a meeting
and decided that tho.cppdltions would
warrant a start
The judges' boat immediately got un
der way for Brebton'a Reef lightsllip,
which she reached at..10:45 o'clock.
At that time the air was steadily grow
ing clearer and there was a breeze of
about five knots. The long swell.
which has been an important condition
in the previous races. continjied today.
The yachts started down to ‘1'111bor
at about 11:30 o‘clock. The tionstltu
tion was the first out. She was fol-
lowed by the Columbia about five min.
utes later, and by the lndcpcncc a few
minutes behind the Columbia. Each
of the boats were under rower sails and
each carried 11 big club topsoil.
Al 1:! o'clock the judges' boat, the
tug Storm King, took her position east
of the iightahip and hoisted the signal
for a fifteen-mile. windward 11nd lec-
wm‘d race over 11 south, southwest
course. This would briur‘z‘ the turn at
11 point not far froru iiiock island.
The warning signal was given at
l2:l1’1 and the preparatory signal at
12: 20. At that time the wind was from
the south southwest, blowing a good
smart. eight knot. 1111 hour. Just before
the start the two ller‘rcshoff boats
headed down from the windward. be.-
ir1g in the same position as yesterday.
11 little west of the line. The inde-
pendence. however, came upon the line
with 11 good rap full. going fast and
appeared to slip in ahead of the two
llerrcshof’f yachts. Before the (‘olum
bin and Constitution could get any
move on the Boston boat was Well 11p
to the lint-1. but being 11 little ahead of
time. ("aptuin lluff 111111 to run her
along until the starting signal was
given. The ludepcmlence seemed to
havt1 a little ahead of the other two
yachts.
being:
independence ”22.3116.
Columbia, l2:21’1:22,
Constitution. 122251;“.
Both the Columbia and Constitution
were well 1111 on the windward end of
the line. the (‘onsmutlon being on the
(‘olumblu's weather quarter. lmmcr‘l
ately after crossing. the ("onstltution
tacked to port. all the yachts huvlni!
crossed 011 the starboard fuck. and
stood for the Narranguunctt shore
The independence. nowm‘er. held on 11
little longcr before she followed illt‘
other two, The llcrresboif boats made
a long board to lbc Narragansett
shore. but the lutiepcncc before hcud
iug uftcr them made a short luck to
starboard.
The Boston boat started the race
without her jib iopsull and during the
first half hour seemed to point consid
erably 1l1lgher than at any time since
she 11011111) to nice. .
The independence held the port tuck
well in to lllt‘ Narragansett shore, and
nut the two Herrcshoii' boats coming
out on the starboard tuck. Mitch to the
surprise of those here on thr- poini. it
seemed 11.\ if the llosto 11bo:1t passed
vcr yciosc astcru of the other two, 11nd
certainly displayed far better qualities
in going to windward. than at any time
since she has been racing. Whether this
was due to the absence of the baby jll
topsoil. of course could not be claimed
with any certainty. Tire wind. how-
ever. was a fine eight or nine knor
breeze, and the independence seemed
to like it immensely, She held in
shore 11 little longer. 11nd then put
round on the starboard tack. utter the
two llcr‘rcshoif boats. She met one of
them coming in on the port tuck. but
whether it was the (‘onstitutlou or (‘ol-
umbia the observers 011 the point could
not agree. but it certainly appeared as
if she forced one of the llcrr‘cslroif boats
about. To the yuchtsnit-n on the point
it made comparatively llltle dlf'l'erencr
whether it was the (‘onstitution or the
Columbia. for the interest in the race
11p to that time centered entirely in tin
marvelous improvement shown by the
lloston bout. Soon after this little epi-
code, which unfortunately could not he
distinctly seen from this point. the foil
shut in with the same density of yes-
terday, and at 1:30 Breton's Reef light—
ship could not be seen from shore. The
good work of the independence has re»
newed the interest in the races here.
2‘25 11. 111.~—Au Associated Press
launch on her way in from the yachts,
signals. "independence 11l1cud."
SHAMROCK T0 SAIL JULY 22.
llti’l‘lIESAY. .luly llrr—Thc two
Shamrocks had another trial today.
going out to windward in 11 four knot
brcebe. Though the Shamrock l. bud
the best of the start and the weather
berth. the Shamrock ll. quickly closed
1111 the gap. passed the older boat arid
field 11 clear lead when they were both
bcculmcd off (febrile.
Later owing to 11 continuance of the
calm and threatening rain tht1 yachts
were tower] to thcli 11m horugo
Mr. Wutwn. the designer. of the cup
challenger. wants the trials continued
next week A111 ordlug to the present
program thr1 trials of thr; two Sham-
rocks are to be continued 11111 easinglv
until July i’i. it was hoped the chal-
lenger Would be ready to sail for the
United States July 22.
VESSELO ARRIVED.
QUEENSTOWN July ifw-Arrlvcd:
Steamer Germanic from New York.
GLASGOW. July tin—Arrived:
Steamers Assyrian, from'noston; State
of Nebraska. from New York.
HAMBURG. Jilly liw-Arrived:
Steamers Ilelurnvia and Pennsylvania.
from New York.
LIVERPOOL. July ilwArrlvedr
Steamer Commonwealth. from lioston.
PLY 0117‘“. July ilwArrlved
sicumr lr‘uerst Bismarck. from New
York.
m”..-
.1.
TELEPHONEB ALL RIGHT NOW.
Out of 386 telephones in The Nor~
walks, only 150 were in good working
order after the terrific gale of 11 week
ago. The last telephone was fixed last
nightmnd now the whole system is in
The time as seen from shoro
nutter ; Apparel! '
Made for You. Ladies.
TAFFETA 8 "LK SUITS.
01181" OATS.
LINEN SUITS.
SHIRT AISTS.
M Krasovjiz & 8. Fox,
Ladies‘ Tiaiors. "
47 NORIH MAIN STREET,
South Norwaik, Conn. 1 1
.1
11111111111 Driving Asso’n
NORWALK FAIR GROUNDB' ‘
Wednesday, Juiy24.1001
Pursei,_$350
FACING AND TROTTING.
2:30 Class. 3150
Free-fowl]. $150
Wagon Race. open to all, .35 0
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION RULES
TO GOVERN.
Entrance. 10 Per Cent.
Entries will clone July ‘17.
ii. i. iiiiiilii'lli. Su’y and Trans.
WESTPORT, CON N.
Gas Engines
FOR LA UNCHES
AND SAIL BOA T3
SIMPLES T
in the world
and easiest to start.
10111111111 Lungli (lo.
PAYS TO BE HONEST.
.1...—
So Said F. L. Hall, and He Had Proof
0f it to Exhibit.
“It pays to be honest." thoughtfully
remurkcd Ferdinand L. Hall. the Slum»
ford carpenter and fireman, as he care
fully knocked the ashes from a cigar.
“New discovery1’1'11apkod u seeker for
news
‘W.cll here is pram! of it.1‘cpll(1d
Vir Hull and he. gazed at the cigar in
11 refieithe way. T'lrc fact that i am
smoking this cigar instead of a pipe
“Mi“ “11 What i remarked. i was rid-
ing along on 1111 bicyc lc towards
Sound Ilcai l1 \1 h: -11 i picked 11p what
looked like a roll of 111111111111 ript l
was in 11 hurry and put it in my pocket.
Intending to look at it more closely
when breached home, A little further
down the road i met a man who seem-
ed excited. 11
‘ ‘Havc you swnnanvthiug of some
papers along the road.“ inquired the
man.
“ 'Maybe these are what you are
looking 'l'or' said i and l handed him
my find.
The \ery thing.“ said he. and his
face lighted up with pleasure. ‘Tbcse
papers 11111 worth 83.1100.‘
"He put. them in his pocket. and
started off, but turned to me again for
a morncut as if he had forgotten some
thing
'Smoke?‘ inquired the 111110. 11nd he
handed me a cigar. This is the cigar.
l have just been thinking that some
day i may find 3300.000. and then may»
be. l'd get a whole box of smokes. Yes.
it pays to be honest."
And Mr. Hall took another and more
reflective whiff from the reward of his
hor1csty.—— Advocate.
MEYER DOG CASE CONTINUED.
STAMFORD. July ii~~Pctcr l1‘. Mcy
er, a real estate partner of Richard
Crokcr. 11nd 0111- of the summer resi
dents of Byron Shore, was (‘ullod ill to
the Stamford city court today on a
warrant issued by the prosecuting 111
tol‘ncy to answer to 11 charge of keep
lug five unlicensed dogs. Mr. Meyer
is represented by Judge. Walsh. who
weareri a continuance until July 22.
The defendant claims that the dogs do
not belong to him. but that he is keep
ing them for friends who pay taxes on
them elsewhere.
8. D. COLBURN DEAD.
B'l‘Ai1‘l1‘0Ri) SPRINGS. Conn, July
iiutieorge i). Colburn. 11 prominent
farmer of Union. died today. aged nigh
ty-two. 1111 represented the town in
the legislature five times. He was for:
merly in the brass foundry business in
New Haven.
KILLED Hi8 WIFE.
ROCHESTER, N. Y.. Jilly il—A
farmer named McGr-uth. living near
Brockport. this county. killed his wife
last nightmnd then committed suicide,
Their hodlc swore found in n field this
morning.
"notice.
BOARD OF illilil'l‘lii
Owing to sor'nc confusion rc«
sulting from the printed signs
around the city. relating to dump-
ing of refuse‘ on the streets of this
city, this Board wishes to say thflt
the public dump’D till remains on
Day street. in the rear of the Con-
necticut Railway and Power Com~
pany's barn, where it will be cared
for. Any one caught dumping
ciaowhcre’wiil be prosecuted to
the full extent of the law.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
art on n .
p oct rdrocemoer’; 1
v
. .1171
I";
SHIRT WAIST SUITS.
Two-piece Suits. Waists, Skirts,
made of Percale and Dimity.
flouncc skirt, price $1.50.
Two-pieces Suits of Lawn and
Dimity, in black and white, pink,
blue and lavender, lace trimmed,
$2. 25 and ,$2. 75.
Two- -piece Suits. navy blue and
white. made up in the very best
possible style, trimmed with lace.
$3.00.
Dilil’ll DEPARTMENT.
We sell the best Japanese Porch
Screens that are made. Have
them in all sizes.
3x 6——-40c.
6x 8—$1.oo.
8x 8—$r.35.
Brno—$1.85.
10x 8——$I.85.
12x 8—$2.oo.
IOXIZ—$2.35.
Hammocks from $1.00 up.
Hammock Chairs, $1.00 each.
Tarbox Pillow Sham Holders.
2 OAZETTE BUILDING
the best sham holder made, price
35c.
Get Down to the
Sea-shore 1
it's Cooler There.
(inc 111' the favorite 1111:1115
11f octiiu" thuc is bikciug- -_
ilrc 1‘11111l1~i garb for the rider
Ix liucu or trash buytli trou-
scrs. and we have 1111 c\i1‘;1
quality :11 5111‘. 'l'l1c1 are fit
suitable :11 $1. 511 111111l$ 1112.111 llti
pair.
This is our 11.111111111111111-
.’;1lc \\'c 11111 trying,I to will
our \itltk mih quu‘kcr rapid-
it} than Hill 5111 is timing
(ion 11 l111111.11.1it\.
“Mui' s Suits the $113111 1111111
”11351111.
h'iauts i111 11111.11 the “bio
. .l ‘t 3
sort $1.51) “
Youth 5 8:111111 $1.511iis.S1.
Some th‘tgl 1111i suit bosom
irllntls :1?251._\11il ll1l\t‘
thought tl11111 wcli Worth 5111
li11_\' .\ \\111~i~. extra good,
for 251. we only want 151‘.
111111 ll1c_\ arc plaitctl front
and bat l1 and lend :1ti1l_\ ap~
pcurant‘t to flu youngster.
\\'1rsl1.1l1l11 suits from 291‘.
up
D. GOTLIFD,
fl NORTH MAIN STREET
W
Dr. iiicl's Medicine
CURES
RHEUMATISM
HOLD BY
ALL DRUGGlSTS
2mm
RECREATION lllUliS.
Six—Day Tours to Buffalo,
Leaving every Monday. from $23 to
339. according to accommodations st»
let ted llute. from New Haven.
Three-Day Tours to Block Island
Every Saturday. 38 1’10 to $10. {10
Five-Day Tours to Catskill.
.iuly 2311. August 61b, and 20th. $111.50
from New Haven. .
5-Day Tours to White Mountains,
iulv 2211, August 51b and 19th. ltate
’23 oil
’i‘lr kcts and copies of “The New 11211;:
land 'l‘ourist‘ at the office of George
Ev. 1111111111. agent, N. Y.. N. 11. a 11.
. ii.
M. T:ARLOV,
Wntohnii‘iltcr. hinder.
All kinds of Jig-pairing in the best" man-
uor and at lowest prices.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
FOR SALE.
A call solicited and satisfaction gunr
autoctl.
WASHINQTON STREET BRIDGE.
3111,13.
if .
A. TARLOV. 1111111101111 --
Houseiumisiing lien
Our specials in this department
are as follows:
Large Ovens for gas or oil
stoves, $2.25.
Small Ovens, 756.
Four Burner Oil Stoves, 3 in.
wick, $1.65.
Three burner Oil Stoves, $1.15-
Sand Pails and Shovels, 50-
Two double sheets Fly Paper, 50
Fly Killers, 10c.
Jelly Tumblers, tin tops, 25c. 602.
Round Wash Boilers, 29c.
TRISTRAM & HYATT. NORWALK. CONN.
H. Krieger 81 Co.
29-31 West Washington Street.
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HOT SEASON
LADIES' WASH SUITS.
Pink and blue Chambray. sailor
collar and flare bottom skirt, trim-
med with white braid, $1.98.
LADIES’ WASH SUITS.
Linen and P. K. sailor collar,
entire suit trimmed with insertion,
White P. K. Skirts, $1.25.
White P. K. Skirts, $1.98.
White P. K. Skirts, 2.50.
Black and blue polka dot skirts,
trimmed with insrrtion. $1.98 to
$3.98.
Boys' Wash Suits, 49c.
Boys' Wash Suits. 65c. and 986.
WHITE WAISTS.
We have the best assortment in
the Twin Cities. Prices from 75c.
$5 so.
a
to $3.50.
ACCOUNTS OPENED WITH EVERYBODY.
SMALL
DEPOSIT AT THE TIME OF PURCHASE AND ONE DOL~
LAR WEEKLY UNTIL PAID.
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Room 1 Malonic Building.
116 Wa'ahinuton St.
Norwalk.
60. Norwalk.
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W. A. BENEDICT.
Norwalk Chronicler