‘ . was blowing.
‘ , lites
ill Iler weld Artificinlly ole
per the rogue
ch II form. she Inns
and bile she III doing It
- opp win mind thnt her been
too. will be benedted by every ten II‘II
he spends t intelligent practic
.. GOING FAST.
RQTVHESAY, Jilly lib-”The two
V Shamrocks started an a not race at
11:15 9.. In. today (June
Kiln? Polni.
e yachts were under lib headed top
I‘Ind II good thirteemkuot breeze
The Shamrock I. then
had the lead by half II dozen lengtha.‘
S was served with a better wind on
the boat‘s reached dowu the channel
but outside, the wind steadied and the
' . Shamrock 1.1 begun to overhaul the
l _, older boa
IVI ight oi the
to rest clone-
of the foreign
l’cultu‘ral
oi, the United
are 1896 I900. He
e were a dozen
to each of which
t he exported $10,
of domestic .iarm
United Kingdom
900,000, and Ger-
V .000 worth. Our
to to the United
the largest on rec-
hose of the extra“
‘ 71898. when II value
. was attained
were. (lecide'dly in
previously reported.
'ncrease of nearly
upctirnent in the pro-
of voucination has
in a chulh‘ingc is~
Matthew Play. of
cotland, to his (Inti—
our opponents l mwants
ocihatctl people \\ ho hat c
f their opinions and
out to live and sleep
,I‘ a fortnight III a
rd. Dr. liny Isto find
tell people who will
'h‘nilar conditions. A
file of Stonehavcn, has
(i Dr. I-lay's chal
McKenzie and his
to go to the hosw
MIs. liar will or
' ergo estab-
so i add the}
. about 2,000
‘ilio'nu and I
linir‘pcrtcd at the
lack velvet bow
III ‘
It Germanyihe cx- _ _
PIONICKED AT ROTON POINT.
The Presbyterian Sunday school. or
Stdhiford. enjoyed Its annual picnic at
noum Point yesterday. The pl‘cnick—
ere were carried to the Point on spec
In] trolley cars. In the morning. three
of Which left the church at 9:30 and
two others nt 9 59. A program oi
hporte and amusements was arranged
.for the day. The young people left
the Point on the return trip at 4
and 4. .20.. A large number of people
Interested In the school came to Boron
Point during the day to visit the pic-
nickcre.
m... _o——-
MR8. ALBERT DELA MONTAGUE
DEAD.
Mrs. Albert Dela Montague died yon-
terdey at her home In New York city
Mrs. Dela Montague was a sister of
Mrs. A. H Camp and has many friends
in Norwulk' who will mourn her loss.
for same quality of goods.
Arath a Water. etc" etc.
and wholesome.
tiltilili
.2 on in proper emote ,.
recite Willi
,perlutendentwmiiiom R. Hill, of
Reddi Ian K»
Addicteut Superinteiident-«amdward
oncomnn. of Daub cry.
AudltOI‘thnllES H. Freudentbel, oi ‘ ”'1
Barthel.
George A. Father. of Hartford, super-
lntendeut oi Kelley Park. in the other
member of the commission li‘ive
members were recently appointed this
year and hove not before served on
the compilation. Mr Houeemen hoe
served for one your and Mr. Jennings
for two years previously. Thomas De
Vinniy wee reappointed keeper 0! the
our .
Commissioners ll, Houseman and
Parker were uppoin ed a committed to
consider the acceptance of a tablet
to be placed on come ledhe of rockin‘
the park as o memorial to those who
, have given lend to the commission
‘ One of the principal donors. Mr Trend
well. has died recently. and it is de"
sired to commemmnte his gift and
thono of others. The euperlntendent
for the past six years has been ex
Bethel who now retiree.
hem. ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following real estate transfers
have been recorded in the town clerk's
oillco:
Thomas W. Larkln, In New York. to
Laura Wehman. of New York, land
and buildings in Newtown avenue.
Estate of Seymour V. l). Parker to
Louise M ‘Rauch n house and lot In‘
'Wilton avenue.
J. B. and T. It roster to T Marshall
Andrews II lot 'In Bell lelnnd.
Estate of Mary E. S Chichcetcr to
Mary E. Masher. thlrlydwo lots in PM
via avenue. ....- c...
CaihSli-Z.
V _ , Trude Merlot
must be presented for r cker.
All flrat'clrm atone tell the Ozone
W .
HOT WAVE IN LONDON.
LONDON July lszho hot wave
here is becoming morotropical. Lon
donors were not prepared for it and
consequently they cultured greatly
The odlcinl thermometers et 10 o ’clock
this morning registered from 85 to 87
in the shade. but the ordinary titer
mometcrs chewed the mercury several
degrees higher. There were many sun-
utrokee. prostrctione and fointinge in
the streets, which kept the ambulances
.liepreentative William S. Wortmun, of l busy. The number of omnibuees run
plug was considerably reduced in con
innocence at the erheuetlon of horses
and the Iron works and shipbuilding
yards were seriously handicapped. on
Inccount of the enforced absence of the
workmen who won; suffering from tip
hoot. ‘
SHAMOKIN MINERS STRIKE OFF.
SHAMOKIN. Pu, July l2~—,'l‘hc
strike of the 500 employees ut Hickory
Collegc colllory, common by the Union
ICoal Company. was docldrod on today
the company agreeing to relneiutc u
committee of Its employees who were
discharged because they insisted on all
filmed showing union cards at the c-ol
e ~ mour’ s toe
Undoubtedly the Best Place to purchase your
Fourth of July “Ammunition ” e
We have ever fifty varieties of Crackersn—thc kind that will not burn your fingers, but very
dainty. for the picnic or lunch has Iet. 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 to the table without the trouble of cooking this hot wéilthcr.
Get In your orders early for Fancy Home Raised Peas, Beets.
Beans. Berries, etc. Our stock wi ‘i be the very best and We guarantee that our prices are the lowest
Cucumbers, Lettuce, Wax
Direct from the smoke house—attic Ferris Hams, Beef. Boneless Bacon and Tongues.
Fine large Watermelons. Oranges. Lemons, Lime Juice, Fruit Syrups in all flavors, (a table-
spoonful to- a glass of Ice water makes a delicious drink.) Root Beer. Sarcapnrilla. Ginger Ale, Vichy.
on will make no mistake by trading at the big store. where everything Is fresh, sweet, cloan.
IR, hailing tracer, ‘33 West Washington Sinai.
Special
.V.
Flour
Sale!
53c PER one.
an REA 3 ?
the one once?
lbs. Full Cream Shot-co,
tdnumoIinc, per box.
:3 lb. Pull Jolly.
Ii lbs. Laundry Starch.
Pillsbury'e Out Food, poi" pkg,
250
III:
15c
25c
96:
VAT
ponovw BUILDING.
MAUD 8. FLOUR.
JONES’S SUPERLATIVE FLOUR.
If you are in need of Flour, and want to buy at a verv low price. come see us lilis week.
$4.30 PER BBL. -
$4.55” PER BBL.
PILLSBURY’S BEST XXXX FLOUR. $4.90 PER BBL.
4 lbs. best Rice,
5 cakes Beet Lilly Soup.
II cons Custard Pumpkin.
Alaska Salmon. per can, 10c
Mustard Sardines, nor can, do
SPECIAL FOR THIS BALE ONLY:
25c
25c
25c
RELIABLE OROGBRO.
" TELEPHONE CALL 133-6.
VERY BEST ELGIN IGREAMERY BUTTER. 22c PER LB.
Soda Crackers. per Ib.,
Demon Cohen. mic.
Ginger Snaps, pcr 1b..
Nit: Nous. per 11).,
Oyster Crackers, per In.
One 4162. Package Swift's Watching Powder and 3 Cakes Swift's Pride Soup. for 25 Cents.
NEW YORK GROCERY COMPANY,
scorn Ivonwncx. -
at 9 o’clock, continumg for one week. we will have the store filled with st
priced offerings of Merchandise.
Follow the traces closely.
n
ORA FUN FOR TRAITS GIVEN WI T H EVER Y DOLLAR PURCHASE
HOBIERY.
Lndlou' Black Seamless Cotton How;
were We, now Be.
Lndies' mine Drop Stitch Hose, full,
regular made; value 25c,19c
Lorileei Drop Stitch Hose, seamless.
worth 150. 100 a pair.
Our entire line of 50c Hosiery. In
fancy and moo stripes. worth 50c. at
. 39c.
Children's fine one and one Ribbed
Hope, lisle finish, lull, seamless
worth 19c. at 10:.
Children’s wide ribbed Hone, black.
full, regular rudder-niece ii, 7, 71,4 and
8. worth 250. at 15c.
Lndlce' Lisle Drop Stitch Hose, black
and polka dot, were 39c; sale price.
25::
Men’s Seamless Block Socks.
llslc, worth title a pair, ut 1253c
Mons Hermedorf Blank Socks, full
fashioned lino gage, worth 25c, Sis
Men 3 Grey Seamless Socks. worsth
1259c u pair, 8c.‘
Men's Fancy Socks. all our 25c line. at
15c.
LADIES‘ UNDERWEAR.
Ladios' square neck ribbed Vests. line
gage. worth 19c, at 10c.
Ladies line memorized Vests, straight
garment, uorth‘ .l,5c sale price 18:.
Infants’ and Children's .Ieisey Ribbed
Vests, high neck, short sleeves.
worth 250, 10c.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR AND FUR-
NISHINGS.
Men's grey medium weight Shirts and
Drawers. the“ c quality. at 17c.
Men‘s Percale Shirts, full size, flni
foiled senmn. mode just like the 500.
quality. at 25c.
lloys’ Percale-s. worth 390. 250.
Men's Percale Shirts, separate culls
at 45c.
Men‘s 2vr'ollnr [’orcnln good
styles, at 45c,
Men‘s Unlnundored Shirts, mrulo in
be best poseible manner, large bod
ice and extra line muslin, worth 5th-
at, 45c
Men‘s Suspenders. lino mohair ends.
host buckles, and drawer supporters
worth 25c pnir 1253c
Mou‘n Neckwoar, bows. (coke, and
follr-lll‘hlllldfl, worth 25 to 39c, 19c.
All our 50c neckwoar. all shapes. worth
500, at 39c.
Boys' Knee Pants. 500 quality. at 89c.
MOTIONS.
Willlmanltc Cotton. 200 yds., soft lin-
ish. 3c spool.
Brush Braid. all colors. 9c quality,
5!: a and
Patent Hooks and Eyoc, 2 dozen in
a card. 215‘: chi-d.
I‘h‘ yd. Remnants Garter Elastic?
30 piece.
Plain and fancy Agate Buttons. lo (101.
Nickel or block, all sizes. Safety Pins,
3c crud.
500 ,uls. Busting Cotton, all numbers
4c Spool.
Bright or dull bended Mourning Pine
~ 3 boxes for 5c.
Dress Status all lengths. all sizes.
Go a set
Dress Shield Rubber, covered or Stock
Inet. 9c II pair.
Toilet Pins. bentfrc pin made. now.
3c a paper.
Shir-in.
,. Fast black Darning Cotton this sale
- 6 (:55er for 5c.
Fancy Walet rein Buttons 15c qual
ity 10¢ a doz.
Ladlee’ fancy trillcd Supporters.
too a pair
.Velvet Grip Hose Supporters, all sizes
this tale only, ~ Me a pair
Linono, regular 10c quality, To a spool
V Val. Lace. regular price 4 5, 6c per
ir‘hi‘d now
Ledioo‘ or men ‘e White Handlihrchieie
regular price 5c, now 2i/gc.
Torchon Laces. do and 8c regular
prices, 3an price, per “yard. 3c.
Lace Sailor Collars. very special, 50c:
' . Men‘s nee nmdueicniats, 10;: quality
for 25¢.
TOILET 00008. .V.
Guticnrh soap. per coke,
Pearl Glyccrlne Soap. per cake
Brown's Stucco. this sale, per on,
470.
c
Good combs regular the duality, pg:
word and one.
tilted
lino ;
lie. ,
Amalgamated ‘ ‘
DRESS GOODS.
Wash Silk (all new) price regular 50c,
390.
Printed China Silks, price regular 76c.
39¢.
45vlnch Silk urenadine In satin stripes,
regular price 81.26, i 89c.
27~lnch Wool Plaids, price regular 170.
“'6.
III-Inch Figured Mohalrs, in black,
1 price regular 29c. 18c.
40-inch Serge in brown, blue and
green. price regular 29c, 19c.
Wool Cheliles, with satin stripe, price
regular 25c, 17c.
44-inch Covert Cloth, in browns and
oxford, price regular 50c, 37i/zc.
45inch Storm Sargon, in blue and
; binok,.price regular 590. 46c.
50-inch Cheviot Serge, in black, price
regular 75c, 59¢.
'45- Inch Mohair, in navy blue and gray,
l price regular 500. 39¢.
“which Fine Twill Serge. in black
I price regular 75c, 50c.
Scleeine in graye price regular 15c. 9c.
rhnncy Skirt Linings, pIice regular 190
9c.
SUIT ROOM.
3,000 Ladles‘ Colored Shirt Wuiste. all
this season's style. made of fine qual-
ity Income, dimity, lawn or French
porcine. soft collars and cuffs, many
in the lot have sailor collars and
shield front, some of these have
sold at $1.25. none less than 9“"-
oarlior in the season, choice or" the
line, 59c.
25 doz. Ladies‘ Colored Shirt Walnts.
qualities that have been marked
$1.50 and $1.69, can be purchased at
this sale for 95¢.
‘l.udies‘ White Shirt Wnlsts. made of
good quality lawn. trimmed with
four rows Hamburg insertion in
front, tucked back and tucked soft
collar. worth 98c, for 69¢.
lmrlios' Muslin Night Robes. clugters
of tucks and Hamburg insertion on
yoke. neck and sleeves finished with
Inillo regular price 50c, wonderful
value. III this sale. 29c.
Ladies low neck Corset Covers. sizes
32 to 40 {our I’ous of Valenclennes
lace inscriion on full front. neck and
shoulders trimmed with lace. a. very
nightly 50c Cover for 31¢.
Lndies’ Umbrella Drawers. plain or
hemstiirhed tucks value 39c, for 21¢.
Lndies’ plnin cambrlc Cmsot (:OVGIS
high pork regular price 12%,,I all7
sizes, 9c.
Children‘s White Dresses. sizes 2 to 4
years, regular price 745e, now 39c.
Children's Straw, Duck and Cloth
'l‘nm'o'Sbanters for school and out
lug. were 25c and 50c, now each 10c
Ladios' lino While Lawn Shirt Waists
clusters of smell tucks and fine
Hamburg insertions on front, tucked
back, soft collar and cuffs. the best
$1.25 white waist on the market, all
sizes. 98c.
Ladies’ twopiecc Lawn and Dimity
Shirt. Waist Suits, some with white
yokcs. all have flounce skirts, reg-
ular prices $1.50 and $1.69, choice
III. 95¢.
Ladies‘ polka dot percnle sailor collar
Shirt Waist Suits, flounce skirt
white braid trimming, bishop sleeve
tour-ln-hnnd white tie, a good 82.50
suit for $1.98.
l lot Ladien‘ Wonk Dress Skirts, In-
cluding white P. l{., navy blue P. Ks,
polka dot duck and linen crush. rog-
ulnr price 98c. while they last. 69o
Ladien' Navy Blue Duck Skirts. solid
color, plal or with white braid trim-
ming. nduated flounco, perfect
shape. values from $1. 25 to $1. 50,95“
5
Ladies} Micsee and Children s Colored
Sun Bonnets, at this sale only
19¢ each.
Children's Summer Hate. straw and
lawn combinations, very pretty
styles, all now. worth 98c.. now 50c
Children‘s Lawn Bonnets, ti. large an-
eort‘ment. sizes, 12 to , 16. regularea
prices 50c, 99c and 75c. choice a;
" 9c
Extra olze Night Robes for large wo-
- men; very best muslin. tucked yoke,
lawn ruiiio, never sold lore than we,
a great bargain at I I We
Ladies White lawn Dressing Secquee,
former prices 98c, $1. 25 and rt. 50.
49°
BASEMENT BARGAINS.
Window Screens, tit any window audit
24 Inches high. for this sale. .
Window Sectional. 27 Inches Wide and
.Sprlngrflinges, pair,
the I'orch Screens, 3x5. ,
$1 49 Porch Screens. 6x8
31. '35 Porch Screens. 818.
$2. 25 Porch Screens,10x8,
Porch Screens are outside
and will last for years.
150 one-quart Pitchers.
7c one-quart Bowls.
8c Brenkfobt Plates. ‘
10c Coffee Cups and Snucerh. V.
15c Rd. Vegetable Dishes
5] 25 Toilet Sets. 4 pcs., set,
7- piece Glass Berry Sets, out till
upset
ty,
75c eight-piece Water 88th..
59c four-piece Table Sets,
Three-quart Berry Dishes.
Smell Berry Dishes. each
2 Input Glass Water Bottles,
98c Two burner Oil Stoves,
590 Single Oil Stoves
$125 Iron Tank Oil Stove, with V ,
burner and large top ..
Ovens to fit any stove 735‘
Blue Flame on Ranges, nt’ pectin
prices during this sale
Painted Watering Cane at speclol
prices:
4 qt. 10 qt.
19c 25c 310 39c
Galvanized Iron ones at >
4 qt. 6 qt. 10 qt
V 30c 45c
MILcmenv. l
500 Trimmed Hate, the work of
own Milline-rs
oarh one the perfection of the mil-
6 qt. 8 qt.
250
our i
to $9. 50 all at one price $438 V
100 TIimmed Huts, were priced $5.98., .
Non $3.98 ‘
Ono small lot. about 35 Hate in all,
value horn $3. 50 to $4. 50. all at one
price. $2.49
DOMESTICS. -
10 pc. Russia Crush vnluc 121/50, per
y.ard 9c
5 pc. All Linen Clash, value 9c, per
yard. ”be
500 yds. White Checked Nniusook.
value 12930 N. 90
200 yds. White Striped Nuinsoolr val-
ue 15c yd.. 11;:
72x90 Hemstitched Shoots, worth 69c ’
each 55¢
81x90 Plain Sheets worth 05c each, 556
42x36 hPlnln Pillow Casee,worth121/5c.
I
45x36 hPlain Pillow Cases, worth 112726
each .
58 in yF'uil Bleached Dnmask,wo11ri9'.h _,
25c o'
60 in yHull Bleached Damask. worth :V
45o} 'd 35:
65 in Full Bleached Damask, worth
59c y..d 4343:
100 pair Ruilled Curtains, good vain
at .590 per pair 42
50 pair Nottingham Lace. worth $2 00
perp air $1.50
25 pair Nottingham Over- Lace, worth,
$3 H00 per pair,
Portieres at reduced prices-43.95
$4.95. $5. 95 and $6. 95.
75 Quilts, full eize, worth $1.15,,ench,5o
8
50 Quilts, full size, worth 41. 50. each.
1 _,
1 case 4-4 Unbleached Muslin, good.
weight, per yard, 40
1 case Domet Flannel.
yard.
25 doz. Towels, value 150, each
59 doz Turkish Towele, each I
1 lot Linen Towels, 22x40. worth 25c,
each : 19c.
WASH DRESS 0000!,
Nearly 5,000 yards of Printed Dim
ties and Lawns, at, prices lose than.
the unfinished cotton. Nothing lull
in lrceervc; every yard Intuit no at thl
special per
4;:
50 lpieced 27 inch Lawns. lilo duality.
32 inch Dlmltler, all new;
150 quaiit y, .
Brash Ginghams, big variety, 8c
the quality,
flute, and ,
30 In on high; now .
The on couch with resumed at
ith the conic repredontc
time in northern as yesterday; It
, was reported that Judge III. B. Gary. or
a" the United Statue Smol Corportttion
haul arrived In the cl nil would ink
or. he could not
but! I’- was
lie .
BcScotch Gingham, 25 adult
lent colord. .
one «needn't;
board, in :which he
invin oorr‘iin ‘ 1
merit lei eel the V
notion thould havo‘boe hutch
I. and cold thht , , V :
ternporizod too on ‘ _
g‘u‘ent cogtphnl , “
No two hats alike. _,
liner’ 5 omit, marked until now $5 59A,,
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