I1. veriugs including plant “and 7laney
I NNITURE. plain or silk upholstered.
ING MACHINES the best in the land for the least ,
' 1 Nichole. in air uncomplirn
’ tiller. atria to have been saint
‘L SALE LADIES’ GIOWNS. EXTENDING OVER'
_ SATURDAY.
duties and Broken Lines at Cut Figures.
vlte your attention to our Regular Line at Attract-
.. SPECIAL SALE WASH GOODS.
,, , virus at 50.; were 80. and 10:.
Dimity and Batiste, 10c.; were 15c. to 18c.
7777517illlfi fly“
Fine 1iC7ambric, 1°C.; value 20:. it {AiNSihAi
IAD“ ES' DIMITY SUITS, at $1.25; were $1.98
82 NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, at 39c.; were sec.
7 SHIRT W'AISTS, at 19c. were 25c.
BARGAINS IN NECKWEAR.
arettes, 250. to soc. i “ll ”All"
rig Ties, 5c.; were me. ' i
7 g'7'71‘ies, 1°C.; were 250. l M“ '2 'I '7 '
'7: 4.1
“1 l;
- 04 imam
‘1!
_ Frriiiirrr Sale
p.51, 1511acommercialtriumph, and tho' tlrir
twee finds the prhlir' interest .undinrinishcd. I
yeti have not taken advantage of this bargain 0p-
portunity, we earnestly beg of you, Don't delay
one day longer. The grinds are going—going lash. ’
er than we had any idea they could, and we are
anxious that the bargains be distributed among
77:03 many of our friends as possible.1
There’ s an especially good Couch‘. We draw
your attention to a $1200 (‘ ouch, qriai'torcd oak
drame, Velour rover, six rowa tutti-i, best- steel-
:7 springs, August sale p1icc,$I8.oo:.‘1An‘d another
a gi'eat bargain C'ouclr. at $1000, You should ‘7
see it.-
A; J. ($7701.11.le 6} CO.
Eun‘rqi oil-coon and limbuimer
1. is a civil netball?
7 fl
., rln71h7to hold ill 11
7. it sent near the pulpit; 'l‘ho
hirer dide
7717113. that thrice who said he
I‘irearly In donoh witnesses who claim lié'
, tody yesterday, and hold pcnding the
- a widower. and rooms in the Thatcher
, onl7v in Nwe Canaan. but all over this
7 noon. and has dealt out justice in such
, town a wide berth. A few weeks ago.
7. . ter, if the latter would Agree to retract.
3 the complainant's
from tw'ri'lilud ’
raih Ariel-(ma 111w. and it, 1111 (car
would not do, hidilolt hmtl
innuendo throng oi pooL 73977777 177717;? ”"331... '
1511 111a jority of whom n” we“ ”r w
m 0 tree the prirtdrm- ; ,1
611111311111 his rhea with Ohtra
I,, ’-
boihl; this at»
‘ A7177 111.111 0 c
The suit in for 51000, and c rite,
returnable M777
~ also air
round who would give'a bohd.'1'7h
90109; bad, hecn looking or him
ii iii in 111911119111 dh
17".Be‘ll'o oerrriilh‘n
In low of its iIuhIabltuu in, particular
lt‘w with 11111911131} lg.“ W778 k7 that
in a. sermon urchchod .
day night. ,‘Il.aet
prenchéd on "Bland“
can to preach, he 111 ted it 771717t "o,
.11]? off
Nichols. to report}, the sermon 11111119
Mr. 11911911111111“ last Sunday raven-
ed name in hill cartoon of
turn. when he was said to ho
chlchole and Others,
lioacd upon the allegation that in his
nérmon on Sunday Evening, August ‘ll.
be declh‘rcd that “the beautiful Jud o
Nichols did not draw a sober brout
in six months." Nichole says he brig,
did slay thin.
Mr. Bell called on sevorhl pernoné.
who minded to help hiI’nr out, and it
looked as if he would spend the night
behind the bars He finally went to the
residence of Deacon Erastus Tuttle ono
of his parishoners. who promised to
appear in the morning to sign the bond.
Mr. Bell was irolerrsod on his own rocog
nizancc until yesterday morning. when
it was discovered, that Deacon 'l‘nttlo
had no property: at 11.111119911111011»
rirnpertv ho, urrnnnnnoh it; in his witch
urimc. Mrr‘r. ’l‘utilc did not (hire to piano
bar olunnturc upon the bond. and the.
prcrrchcr was again taken into crin-
rc‘srrlt of n ucnrch’ for another surety.
Countable Mor‘rilln was informed that
he might occonrpauy tho preacher in
hit: march for bail until 6 p. m.. and if
he did not get it by that time. Mr. Boll
was to be taken to Bridgeport jail. Mbr-
rilis had no time to walk around with
the portion. and so locked him up. Ho,
was behind the bars of New Cmraan's
lockup yesterday afternoon. waiting
for some one with $1.500 to redeem him.
Mr. Bell came to New Canaan from
Assumed the Baptist pnntorage. H0 in
cottage, Park sir'gcl. but takes his
incals elsewhere 7
. Duff Nichols is well-known. not
part of the state. A number of yours
ago when Stamford was stirred by a
inmpcrnnce revival. Mr. Nicholn organ—
incd a vocal society. which furnished
music at meetings there, and in neigh-
boring towns. He has been in the hut-
Iiing business in Norwalk in Now Co-
prion. he was engaged in various kinds
of light manufacturing and 11111.1."
several years conducted a small corset
factory—tho word small referring to
the factory. not the cor-acts. Ho has
also been engaged in the ice business.
As everybody in this part of the corin-
try knows. he in the owner and man-
rigor of Nichols A Oporu llOlli-le. Not to
mention the other lines of buslnonn
with which he is or has been intercul-
cd, Mr. Nichols-has for several years
been a justice of the peace in New Cu-
liberal doses that evildoors give the
Mr. Nichols began the. publication 0! a
weekly nowsnnpcr. but all his other en—
jrrst the. some.
it was said in New Canaan yesterday
1-nftci'noon that Mr. Nichol-1 would with-
draw the suit for slander and consent
to the release of, the body of tho minia-
ln as public a manner as he made- it.
the statements referring to the flavor of
breath. in other
words, the minister war-1 asked, in con-
olderatlon of his release, to make an
Apology next Sunday evenhg. in the
pulpit ot the Baptist Church.
,Mr. ’ Bell according to what he said
71111 sermon, hurt Sund ay ove-
,77b707 an editor himself and
wine, in the library or libel
r. he‘ll did not We the M11970“
his. the
that he who pro tired] “‘t
Whht had been rinteli
nbbrii them 1111111
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“Atenog‘rri- ‘7... .
Cl 717387" 7 i7.
Nevertheless. the charge 131111111111. is 1 ‘
30:00; 1:00 to 3:00.
Brooklyn. and about two months ago i
lorprises continued in active operation .
who 111 ed hint. ut 1111 did shy. _
11111.1 n7ev7‘er came to trial, and ' I'
“9119, thnt .II"
my on flecks.
szuvrceaatc crows.
ALL sizes. .
Humans: ‘-
FURNiSHEBB,
.85 Wuhinptou street, 1
, y. 1809101 Morwalk.
7'h7‘512,
W.
ALDEN soLMANs, President.
JOHNIH. reams. vicerrm.
W
, ran
smith Norwallt Savings Bank.
UNATE I) BANK BUILDING.
1, .‘l
DM'INISTRATORS. guard-
ians, treasurers, and others
having the care of trust—funds.
ai'e depositing 'such funds with
this bank, and taking a savings
pass-book; Aside from the inter—
est they hear, these books are a
great convenience in a business.
way. 7
Our hours are from 9:00 to
Also Saturday evenings, 6:00 to
8 too. . 7.. {l
t
”The ,, ..
South :illlorwalk
Trust 60.
Arts 113111111111. 11111119115101.1111
(1hr ‘11' l'rr'rshe. 1‘11 Executes
.,'l‘lirsis oi Erin Description.
Conducts 1170111111! Banking Business.
hunts or buy lllr‘il‘ Solicitor.
intrrrst llioretl‘: or Time to-
rouniii' Commercial
Parrrlllsrormrrl.
lilillils illiPlil'llillili.
interest illor‘iril or Billiards of 0111 Do]
111' 1111i 0111'. This bepartmrri
’ 011111 Saturday Evenings
ham 6 to 8 orient
Aw”
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL
Gill NATIONAL BANK
GOUT'H NORWALK. QONN.
.14....41...“
capitol. 3100.000. 00
Surplus. 4100. 000.00
athlfi’roflrs- .525 000.700
‘J "N I. “KRIS Pruldcrrt.
7hunch twill“. doubler.
{(11.71 11"
“homeowner"
.iolur7rl Ivor-1'. - .Horiry enymour
John H1 lotion. cur-lotion Sworn
John H. Light . E.“ H. Methowuon
doila‘h R. Mervin "Samuel Grumman
41W9liaco Marvin.
he, to]
hit 1:
, p. 7 11 ‘
depositors who have been nubjoeted to
, the ,ncvoral bonito made application for
: iniprlntod
tactic-ire xiii
_ with tho necessity of maintaining a
‘ formed that until the nituatlon was
I mado clearer by the Washington au-
1' tho courno’ 0t tire national authorltloa
cannon r. era/ruse. Troae. "
‘ (civor for mines at
bu ed
'5' halide ii
77“ of: r
diregkd, and
ironic doiny, owing to the 1 her indotl
i ll thoritles pt
11 rifle 011 W,“
11 (1 or tlrelrhuno’d
1 111911111111. litter the
repeal of the- stump act wont into
effect July 1 humorous depositors in
titre rodémptlon of we imprinted chimp
Iohockn. they 1199 on, hand. When the
our word origin i‘y impelled to lim‘roano
tho war revenues many bankers in
ranged to hove their supply of checks
the ptampp This would
is greatly had do away
charity of loose ,aiarnpn.
tier" 11119 1111111111 or the act deposi-
tori: straight It‘d,“ are their harmed ‘-1run
ply or ntdinpd redeemed hilt were in
thorition 130111111; could no done in the
thither. A low not one ‘IIwor-d who 10'
coined 111111: étnrnps in" any amount
would ha redeemed At tho New Ha-
N011 inter-hit! rbfdhue' office it was bold
mid not been full y. decided upon. and
iduir‘ors Vere inferred to” the Wanti-
ington anthbrities.
“Aha—um
lllVERVMAN PEcK SUED.
m
MM. Emma Richards Wants Damages
For Fulbe Imprisonment.
WATERBUR‘Y‘, August 2374Mrs. Em
ma 8.17tlcha‘rdp. Who is in the livery
business. in thin city. has brought suit
against charge Peck, of the firm of
Peck o Linda 01' 13.115111119111910.- $20,-
000 clinging tilnlicimrs pmnccution and
lgalso imprisonment. A similar suit
for $10.00 is now pending by the bus-
hand against the name partv.
‘ Last year, while Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ards worn in tho livery business in
Bridgeport they made some oxtonnlvc
purchases or Peck & Lines. and it is
alleged. did not pay for them. They
romo‘vcd to New Jersey where Peck
o. Linen instituted proceedings. alloc-
ing that’Mr. and Mrs. Richards ntolc
hordes dud condoms in Bridgeport.
Both wore iii-routed. Micr ilvo days
Mr. Richards was released on a chair
bond of $800. but Mrs. Richards was
confined in jail until January 1. Thou
char-gen worc made that they stole
horses and curi'iagcn in 1 cw Jersey.
They were tried and acquitted. Again
ihoy.wore' arrested charged 'with ob-
taining property under falsc pretense.
'i‘hcy hero extradited to this state and
tried on March '20 Again they were he
quittcd.
While who was in jail in New .lermnoy
Mrh. Richards says dire turned over to
an ntioruov hor 11011 and rirrrlngcs val-
ued at $3100 to take cure of her cane,
and that upon h'rir reinasc from uni the
attorney could not be found.
NOYES DENIES COLLUSION.
w
Was Not implicated With Alexander
McKenzie in Mine Scandal.
SEATTLE. Wash, August 23~Judgc
Arthur ll. Noyes, of the second district
of the United States Court of Alaska
with headquarters at Nome has arriv-
ed in Scuttle a passenger on the stea-
mer Roanoke. Jhdgo Noyes in on his
way to Washington having been grant-
cd 11 leave of absence by the nttorncy
general. After visiting the capital
Judge Noyce will return to Sari Frau-
cineo where he is cited to appear bo-
i‘oro the circuit court of uppedls on
Ocotber ii, in connection with tho
Nonrojlltlgrition and the trouble as re-
‘or'uo.
Judge Noyes emu uticolly denied
niny collu‘sibn with It (river McKen-
79
The work of his court. Judge Noyes
says has both very voluminous, the
civil canon 'o‘f thc past your niche hav-
lng numbered over 500. There was
about-100 crimln l7 canes disposed of
The civil suits‘ w re nearly all relating
to minim; pr portion rid the feeling of
ihelltigunt‘o oliol'n- Ahoy did. that
‘ very valuable interests were lilvolvod
was also Wary» intonn'eg
SAQW AGCIDENT.
Little Girl Shot by Boy and May Dlo
From Wound.
HARTFORD, 001111.. August 23.—-
Erktrcta Goodwin aged sovcn, dough
tor of Harry F‘.,(I1001 Win or mud lllll
rivcuuo wars shot in t 11 foot last night
by a playmate. Clayton Colton. aged
0700011,an will probiibh? die.
colton was using Mr. (loodwln' a.
shotgun. Mrs. Goodwin had given him
a cartridge to phoot crown with. In
name one): 11119.1 manner the ruin
77t77777 ’01:! a d the conto‘nui' shuttered
itgln ”lilrlméta'o foot Brio woos-10mm
cd to tho hospital where it who found
ncconnnry to amputato it. She is not
allocated to live.
1500.000. 1
1i»...
1777;077'777777777 Burma Imil
1 PHILAUENI’ ,Il’u., Annual 23.»?—
1:10 firo which“! hi find at the works of
11 Atlantic Building 007. at lolnt
111mm. ‘qn inc 1111111111111 rlvor trout. in
1‘ tho noridiwviil abolition of the cltyI
their out yoiitorrtay.,_ Vice-
blow (it the downhill! oath
thatch tin 1111 at nhor‘rt 3500. 000. Four-
men innit: cohtaininn‘ about 200.0070
hurrah 0 oil ore destroyed. One
, pumping and n, inclination of tool
l' l ho ' colored nucleoli. hIirl
11 n
AMERICAN 070 L IN DEMANS.‘
,1‘ri hic'ruiiiihiu company/811
idling-Ii 90119011 11911111111
#1
11d
0» cont Little to 7:07 7711111877111er fillet
ilorfignlo by, Ml .Plaiirtg 11h
Boat 9r. I, ,.
a
ANN! O JAuglilit haw-”rho
though 110 compi'dh' 191m its
1! ID
Muellage
m
Silllill regular fig-
ure. Our price
bio and of admirable quality for
der'skir'is and all uses to which Flannel
found in the Wash Goods Section marked only
bigniirmirouboc
maiden. luxuricsr‘, ’ onvénienees" are termb'butrpartrally syri‘
1....(111111191. in a Mddll 'et‘ Window we have tried to show what
is included under the trendy-Hind the .7777777777 is worth seeing.
lair Pins Horn thr Pine Hall: (”ailments ,
lo‘mb’a i'i'o'oth Brhtho‘s '7 77-Halr, 7Brui1héi17 7" ' 7 '
Drona Shields 7 Tape 7 Toddler Bindiuk
’l’rutiaiau iiindlugI Featherbono :‘i‘win Stays-1g,
,Ii'lllriuihleo Neodlou, 7 Tape Measures
. 'Ilraid 1 1 Dress Fuclngn ermpers
Curling irons Hair Ruth Hoir’Nots ‘
limiting Cotton 7781105110111 -, 77001107117 Cotton
outcry Pins Duplex Plan I 1 Cube-Plus
Raymond Pins Pearl-Head Pins burning Cotton
Shoo 13mm Shoo Polish Belting
Collar Forms ‘ Collar, Buttons ‘7Tubc Plnn
Mburuing Pius MochlnoIOll (ruin. Paint
lnk ' 1 .
ete., 0th.. etc.
AN Iaruonricr‘rorr
re a cor learn.
“31111: RE SA Niiw LAMP 07.1 the market-«one that has
pror ed itself the equal in lighting power of any ever made, and
the superior of all in that it is simple in construction and can
thereforr be sold at a price substantially less than otlllers. ,
To introduce this make of Lamp we have six dozen, finely
nickel plated and completely equipped with 10inch Shade and
holder. which willbe solrlata price even below the already
981'.
SA“ WATER FUNNEL
lllliiil' (ill Eltl‘ilR we recently advertised Salt Water
lilaimrl as lillttll at 225.31 yartl.
This. fabric is non-shrinka-
Bathingr Suits. washable Uri-
is put. and will be
lei/2C.
“Mrs. Crimpor days she cnn't get
enough for her boarders to out " “May-
be. she can‘t. At any rate. they never
bar/e. enough."
TOBACCO SPIT
and 5 M 0 K B
Your Llfoewayl
You can be cured of any for-mot tobacco trains
curry he made wall strong. etic. iuiio
new life and gor- by taking N677“
any
We . 1 r 1" "am...
11 noon an ID ver
cured” guru deranged... Book-
res: STERLING
Alldru lstrr.E
let Ind Advil ca
WED C0,; Chime or Ne elem
Marry in haste and let your father-
in-lnw repent at leisure.
0. 0. Buck. Belrrro, Ark. says: I
was troubled with constipation until i
bought D0Wltt's Little Early Risers
Since then have been entirely cured of
my old complaint. i'r'ccommend thorn
George C. Stilliou.
Love's supposed blindness has cost
the gas companies many a dollar.
James White Bryautsville ind.. nayo'
DeWitt'n Witch Hazel Salve hauled
running sores on both logs. He had
suitored 0 year-13.nocto‘ra lulled to help
him. Get De‘nWitt' Accept no imita
tlona. George C. Stillsori.
Man pronouns—valid the‘ girl condo
him around to papa to 800' if he 01)-
D0898. '
lilacs Your nonal- Wm: 0171mm
Candy (inthnrrlc euro constiporlon iterator.
011.8011 no.0. c. fiduarugautdreiund money.
Does the, drownlnk man 07,777 of water
911 the brain, ,
. ”alumni—“u“
qui A‘ trite rr ratio.
117 that mlrrhw or yourh throws a
wretched callow complouion, 11 17111111-
dlcod look,’ lt'n liver- trouble; but Dr.
Kind' nI New Life l’illn regulate the riv-
or. purify the blood..glvo clear skin.
may cheeks. rioh complexion. Only
2511 at F.1l.llaxtor‘o. and JohuA.
Ringo! druk stored. , 1-2‘ , --
Winlrn sometime» 16119111: louder than
words. , -~ I
hire. Franklin Birch. at New (lactic.
Dot, says: "l suffered for yearn with
01111119911111. 119% ”A7737 grant 11111 111,
not a 11019 t it 113171111 Valli e
i could our of nth‘lntit‘e h «heir 777%
till i took Dr ,‘ono'5
its; air lllvi'iml 111111 11111111311111 and
9D .
7 but
Cgtgmicu rtrain 7 on
Never told ht
ONLY ounce con morocco. . .
r.i1777“‘"°
.ynn ' ,
bow 110011197:7 right "Genuine in lath
own M- 111111062111 we
Roderick—The Advertisement said it
was a great stopping place for the leis-
ure class. Van Albert—Mari it so?
Roderick-4'03: a dozen tramps stop-
pod at the kitchen every morning.
Mrs. S. ll. 'Aliport. Johnstown, Pu.
bays:_“0ur little girl almost strangled
to death with, croup. The doctors said
she couldn't live but she was instantly
relieved by one Minute Cough Cure
0857a George C. Stillson.
ul—n—h—w:_———
t7h'l‘loo many prophets spoil the wee.-
ASTOUNDED THE BPITOR.
Editor 8. A. Brown. of- Bennettnvme
S. C.. was ones immensely surprised.
“Through long suffering: from Dys-
pepsia, " he writes; ”mv wife was great
ly run down. She had no strength or
vigor and sufferer] grout distress from
her stomach. but she tried Electric
Bitters which helped her at once. and
mm uning tour. bottles. she is onllrely
well. can eat anything. Its a grand
tonic nod itriI gentle laxative qualities
are obliandld for torpid, liver." For In-
igestion Loss of Appetite. Stomach
and Liver trouble it's 11. positive. guar-
antoed cure. on y 500 at. F. H. Bax~
tern. Sleuth Norwalk, and John R
. Riggé’, Norwalk.
The early circus catches the sinail
boy' 11 quarter.
rnem candor is our.
All audiovillo. Ky.. wnocurioua to
learn the cause ot the vast improve-
ment in the health 01 Mrs..S. P. Whit-
taker. who had for a long time, endur-
’ed, untold nurturing from 9.1 chronic
bronchial trouble. ‘flt'n all due't071Dn
King's ,New Discovery," when her
husband "it completely cured her and
also cubed our little grand-daughter of
a severe attack or Whooping Cough. "
it positively cures Coughs. Colds. 'Lu
Grippo, Bronchitio, all Throat uttnd
hung troubles. Guarantood bottles 500
and 51.00. 'l‘x'lol bottles free at F H
Baxter-'11 drug atom, and John A. hugs,
Norwalk. ‘
W
An awkward boy is a chip 70! the old
stumbling block:
1111111110111. cum burns, trouble Ind
some or All kinds huickly- healed by De
Witt”: Witch Hazel halve. Certain
onro tor piled. Iiownre oi cormtortnits ,
0'0 euro 5019‘ cat the originaiu—IieWitt'n.
roman ncvcr 0011111117 hirr chock: 1
before they are dashed.-
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