iss Bertha Belle Whit-
‘I’l‘hp Price IKelch- Waters party arriv-
e9 lstately home from its cruise, loot
u: . V
my...
«Chickens, 121,59, Haves!
Mr. and Mrs. John K Ferris have
returned from a cruising trip to Long
Island. _, .
There Ibrill be a sweepstakes golf
match; at tho Norwalk Luci! Club links
tomorrOwL.
“, @Whenw you set «dissatisfied with-
. your imported cigars try an imperial
:Lilr9wu.
“Mrs. Lucy Benedict. of Wotartown. is
the guest 0! Homer RockWeII, oi Chest-
nut street.
T I Raymond hos rented his cottage
t‘Bolle lé anti-7 to the ex-meyor of *
Ponce. Porto iii no.
—-—Mens Bo a Golf Caps: O'Brien.
‘4 W
The Norwalh Brass Company is very
busy at present; and is talking of build
his 9n to Its plant.
Visitors to the Norwelhe eatpress sur-
dries at the IIck of transfer arrange:
month on our electric car lines. -
a—‘Qur Favorite Flour: file has. l4. so
Lbbl. F. D L-LLVathon a 0.0 ‘
,W
A successful operation for appendicli
or was Written on Macon Henry
In the hos Ind l9st night. by Dr. Hunt-
instills. 44 . .
W‘
-Dr. H- ill. Bates is conuned u' his
house with malarial fever. His friends
30,9 that he will :be out again In a few
Lays. .
9W
"I ---’8 {10,312 Stilts, $5 79L. Comatpck
BIDS-l I‘ 4‘. .
W.
W ‘
"Tim how bolus of William H. Molds}
lion, in Reed Votreot. is being connected
«was tint mew sswemwhioh has LIuItL
been emulated.‘
. .'. 4. ;44V,I L4 4 W“.
‘ ~Lsdies' Land Gents' shoes shinedLL
.' . LL mwdnut . G0 a. , I,
t
..‘V.‘.. II
Yo‘l‘lthIflb ton lien
r. wheels. .yehtel'ilwllbnt‘
usht him. the men which'
. it away. It”
{Lilo art bi!
ins pompous have closed down.
. plaids and mixtures. $5. 79. Comatock
Hunt logic
‘ Cuba are flow being issued on domestic
IVeIlId. 9t Moln street. is to
' have been stopping at the MnhacIkemLo
flltloii 01' '8. 000 each for good roads, and
hm
. as
h and ill
on 99:3...“ “blag; this ll‘Ivo storied :;
is
.. money 'Qby tskin
~ lied!“
to
The senior basebsl team or the Y.
(I. A., willfiplLay the Or9sconts at
W
57:.L
numhen of the den ontsdn the
inflow of the Mohwquulactur
.38. 310 812 Cheviot. Worsted Suite.
MI <.I ., L.“ . p.
L"4 r: .- . ILL-.L, . .LL .
Gbmmencing today the steamer
Huntington wtll make turn trips from
to Bomb Norwalk.
Tonight Mrs. Palmerton. of Bridge-
wit. will install 'the. bliiobrs of Sher-V
man Commendery. ILJ. 0.7 G o. . .
5'» 4,44
.. 0B,.
,Ip
J William voilnle ,lot Union street
has returned from New York. where
he has beoLn solo hing durin c not
low (Milli. “II 8' W p
All money orders ‘on Genetic and
.order blanks, and domestic fees are be
ing charged. ‘ . -.
Miss Minnie Angblman, of Wilton, loli
visiting friends in Bridgeport. Miss
Angclman is4tho niece of Mil-1.0 W
Smith of thht city
viiitr'a Baltl'orkL.10c.1b_. Hayes. _‘
A‘ large number of the sports in The
Norwelks will so td Bridgeport tonight
Perk City Theatre
"Ladies; get ybur shoes polished
free of ohsrge at I“. D. Lyon & Co‘ a
M’i- and Mrs. F. Staliknecht and
daughtel‘.’ Eils‘, of New Haven wh'o
hotel have rammed homo.
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All the school houses in The Nor-
Wallis will be thoroughly fumigated be
fore school opens again in the fall to
prevent mnthgeous diseases.
Police Sergeant A. C. Hollie. of New
York, who has been the guest of Mr.
and liirs 'Soi‘iluel. H. Ferris. of West
street, has returned to his home
Frank A. Ferris. of The Homestead.
Foltfleid avenue left town yesterday
to Join hIs family In Cottage City. and
will remain during the balance of the
summer ,
—I-.lones Superlative Flour blc bus.
$4 W bbl. F.,.D. Loom & Co.
The loss on the furniture of JohuV
Rorech, of West Noi‘w‘a‘lh whose house
was burned to the ground on the night
of the Fourth. has been settled oath-I
factorily.
Elliott Henderson. who has been the
guest of Percy E. Ferris. ol‘ South Nor-
walk, left yesterdoy for his home in
Mr. Ferris handled the boat.
State emcer’s oi the O. U. A. M. will
be present at the regular meeting of
Lincoln Council tonight. All the state
officers will deliver address. after which
refreshments will be partaken of.
A force of men in the employ of the
Berlin Iron Bridge Company are at
work erecting the metal: frame for the
new foundry of the Norwalk Iron
Works; It is being outup in sections.
' -—I~Mon's and boys’ Straws 0'.Brion
VwalVli Congregational" Church. will go
to New Cannon in a carry." tonight.
and spend the evening on the lawn of
Postmaster Stephen Hoyt of that
place.
‘ W
‘ “'Vi‘lie towns of No. stuck and North
Hoven hove applied or an appropria-
for $3.000. the oil-
tl‘Ie town: of flesh
lbs led. with Commis-
iio s hens
slipper dais aid.
Hulvm‘a unis hill
9991mm one?” 49 filer I met. 5th
‘6 im brill on
s'toIin so." .4 "VII. V.Qulttnor
’Ew York. to see him depart.
Neg has been here four month .
out
let
N 1 Milled ll!-
9 or mind and.
William BIKE“
in
muesli!
_ You'll a“;
1””?!an d
Jesse Hamlin
Wildest the boxing exhibition in the
New York, a ailing in the yacht Bonito. .
'l‘lIleI Jennings Club of the 89th Her .
shit I of MIrIIILI’
the German ’
ll Sparkles and fl
humans that cxcélV m
No
We still was more.
The [lowland VD-
JACOB supper
I’IIIIIII. lanolin
REASONABLY DONE
and in a first—class manner.
For quotations inouirc at any time
.. A... _......... We. _..........~..... .9 u..w..,mw.nww__w
louili Borvllll‘rustilo
South Norwalk, Conn.
June 28,1901. ,
the interest to be credited to the
~ depositors ill the Savings Deparb <
mcnt, July Isi, 1901, shall be at
aunum.
CHARLES E. l-IOYT.
Treasurer.
day evonldao.
‘ duty ,
INTEREST
drawn at anytime. Those who prefer
to let their interest remain. can have
Isms entered on their pass books at
their convenience.
The
South Norwalk
ISaL vings Bank
VuNrrso BANK embodies.
4 ‘ltfi. our” I’m; NM ”I: 14" 1] out!!!
The trustees have ordered thol ’ .
the rate of four (4) per cent. per ' I
Business hours. 9 to 12 I. m.. and 1 I
to 3 p. m.. and also 6 to 8 p. on. Gator. V
WW II
has gone Into our books, and may be ‘
. 9 With .
also nd all olive-f
mess our of past so e wonderful us the
bargains of the past hare bebu.
No lime to write me. e“
tune to do. null
and wit dozens of extra salespeople. scarce
can do at fast enough for customers.
:, non.
no but sell deeds
no 13.,
so espeOplc. V
as Company
asst. :srnrsIslvn
Issuance.
MNCDLN STORAGE WAREHOUSE
: ‘L:=.7; Washlmuim Sinai.
llollulu are To I444:
TO PIIAQE. .i.4,2:2:.
Lind lion Ilovoror Small m Biotin! On:
Instill! Iinl Autumn.- _
JRGOB M. LAYION.
s RAILROAD PLACE.
Insurance ,of Every Kind or Name.
Children 4 With Bulls lladuool
389 for the unlit
“M 201' I1 y
mag: ;:
All si‘IoIbs.ls to It.
I. DA V13 & SON.
crawlers floors, antlers, , . "
“hi3“- L ' . .
Mil find” I
, every other precaution taken to guard.
' Attacking sound
._ camp grounds. but could go out and
[look up some strategic point of mm
I' ‘ would he very difficult to defend them
I’ . Leon, which Would be easily defended;
‘ would be dislodged with difficulty. The
‘ tippen‘r that the lenders in the defense
‘ intent is Veinphutic in his stutemcni
~ that it is not to he ‘s sham battle? but
I The question to be determined Is the
The kiiclien' 3 clean Iond LcooIl 'ivhcn you
Uae Va
Gas Range
43.4 Ian the house is 9129qu came
I If“ forisbtc Tbst’s Lbs its!
'Im: IKEAT, IS C’IONCIB'M'RA l'ED
lust W/lct'c needed. and can ‘be
Tamed off at a moment' 3
”notice.-
But tell IIIIII our office
slidI I [eat a range.
‘ . decide which army succeeds. in obtain»
‘N. G met yesterday at
be be]
lion Monday evening. on
tails have been filled. in. it
the pr‘osi'olrl li‘lih met w
provsl‘ of all National ll
have been tirade nonunion:
it has boon AdintohtG
idea to so may in I
runs and leathers on
work or the to ye es.
and practical‘a‘s possible. Hard iv
Is his theme for the entire w .. ‘
looks as thought those who
a long holiday in camp ‘wi title to
be ”bent innit nice and ploy pranks
on the members of the swims squad ’
will be disappointed. Til ddjuihutls
orders this your are amp e evidence
that “there Is a déslro abroad among
national guardsthen to learn how to do
rcnl lighting. and how to act in the: field
in case oi war
The adjutnnt general's slplnns embrace
the fellowius: The Th (land Fourth
regiments will Var V in camp at Ni. .
antic M ay ing and immedir
otcly milliblli‘it are tor a. d signsive com.
9 First and econd regi-
merits will be dbtrained Monday morn-
ing at Lyme, and will prepare to march
on Camp McLean. and attack- the irrmy
there or elsewhere entrenched. Al-
from Lyme to Nlantlc is only ten miles
thereby making it possible for the at-
tack to be made longV before night on
Monday. this will not be done. Only
part of the distance will be marched
over and then the First and Second.
will Ipitch a map for the night. Troop
‘.A of cavalry, will accompany them.
The troops will be supplied with shel-
ier halves and pouches and will be
well equipped for going into camp for
a night The single night camp will
be established as though in an enemy a
country. outposts will be placed and
not only. against attack. but against
observation. the ”object being to con~
cool the place of encampment.
The hour of the attack on the mill...-
tary rendezvous at Niantic is appar-
ently left to the discretion of the at-
tucking party. it may be done «at
I I daybreak. the First’ and Second regiw I
merits striking camp at an early hour,
all depend on the movements of the
Adjutant General Cole said that the
regiments to be attacked would not be
obliged to make their defense on the
logo; in fact some such movement is
"just what is desired. It is argued that
the camp grounds themselves are a
poor strategic position. and that it
General Cole said that he knew of a
spot about three miles from Camp Mr.
troops once “entrenched in this place
Adjutant did not divulge where this
stmtegic point Is located and it would
will have to find It or some other place
for themselves. The Third and Fourth
regiments will be aided by Light Bat-
tery A. Which this year will be armed
with modern breech loading suns. This
program will be repeated Wednesday
and Thursday, the attacking pnrtlos be-
ing reversed Commanders will be
chosen to direct the operations of both
armies.
“ So far, this program sounds as
Connecticut National Guard would he
esceedingly spectacular. But the ad»
only a series of strutcglo mVsVneuvrcs
intended to train the troops In the
methods adopted in orn‘ctical wnrfnre.
disposition of troops. A committee of
unprejudiced regular army omcers' vvlll
lug the best position. Not a shot will
lIbe fired, therefore the smoke of kaattlo‘L-
and the noise which go to she real
warfare picturesque will be lee aids.
The rogular ‘work or the camp 'this
Your will be more no. over severe. I
OFFIosno ilxsmnso.
VCItochlIed. II to Knowledge of Mill-
tar-y Qusllflcitlom.
The board (it examiners for the (i.
a. m. In the.
officers‘ room of the arm y in Bridg
riot, During their sons u live some
ed men Were exurllinod in their
144333.444... oi tactics end Noemi quel-
idcsilbns.
. t
l he. i‘
The examining board
Eripfidigr donors!
, . ur
um. I. rm. ,
ford; Captain Moran.
hisutouaniflfitowari, ohBtaini'
w no
days the result of their
though the troops willlprobsbly be de- ,.
trained by ill ‘a. m.. and .the distance
and attempting to take the enemy un~ . ’
V swam, or it may be that the battle
.: will come off. Inter in the day. It will '
though the work (lone this year by the I
consisted oi’ I
SomeIStockmg Bargains.
Mebf'eIVNVseLIess sum-rs.
idea's satin; shirts. The woman ViIhl
Men’ as,
white nbohhnnds, pure .thlie or, fancy
stripes sizes 14 tel 49.c
Mon’ s parcels in tile. with two, sepal-
Iigzeo to Bhooee from, stiles it to 1,7,
Mons Mhdros Shirts, with one psi
cuffs to I99 tell, no value. special. the.
Men's e'st duality Motives Shirts
plain, white Land tinny stripes, 98s.
some crookmo VBVVA‘RGAINS. ' .
When you can buy good stockings at
cheaply priced. qualities considered:
Good quality women’ Ib' fast black
stockings. seamless, 10c pair. -
Women's foabblack seamless boss,
12
omon's black ilslonnlsh’ hose,
150.
dots, 121,50.
Women’ s Superior Lace Lisle Stock;
lugs, warranted fast and Istainleas, V269
p.alr
Men's Black and Tan Halt Hose,
silk finish 12‘.“ pair.
Men’s Black Silk Lisle Half Hose,
open lace efi’ects latest for men‘ a sum
mer wear. 259 pair. -
4
4;»
V ”‘eiaoéh IIyItlIr. and about this time I
n, year,» we’ hold on important Isle of.
MI"
ate boilers; one p Ii‘. edits to match, '20 .
II lbw price, If In need of them. It pays ,
to buy; Th9" «coking: are very.
plain or drOp stitch full range of sites.
shaped ankle, plain and; fancy ribbed, ~V
Women's fancy hose, btrlpes undIII
Chlldlen‘s Extra Strong 8tockin§s.I I
spliced heel and too, fast color 12%(9.
spliced heel and toe, iislo thread. spun.
I14 Washington Street. South,
season III liner and more varied chi-h
, ms hetero, the prices moot tempting
Bedford cord ohlrts. with.
brand New York 'I
cum. i7o,L19c. to
y. 42- inch or 4
Torn sheets,
536: 81x90, 6%,
Unbleached sh
cotton, 63x99, 399
‘9 W
i
‘1-
enouoh just now.
ill—1'. ”Juno—LL.
4&7
with durabllllll
LA popular price is 50 so; I
~ Straw lists. as IiohtI as
and during toot time, t
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