1 divided 111111 111.1 .119, 1111
' 1”use 117.13%”?ch .111 .
,1 I if, I' a
Y ’A‘flgenmni lo‘wp’pre 61716! X 11...
north and west yesterday morningsréias
1 he was central 11.111311111111131? in 111.1
infra pile;I of the inlaehroglon grid
‘ a at n
7“ uit’he 11.11.1311; on is‘ 6311131131....
l‘ain efrom Cleveland eastward to the
donut This area will pass out the St.
Lawrence valley tonight and will prob
b1ly be followed by fair wcutbchV on
VV'riday. .
Mrs. William F Kern is sick with
kidney trouble at her home, Hilllllde
Place.
Joseph Qul
1 ill the proud
1 wheel.
Mrs. Anna, 13. Smith, of Newtowu
avenue, is improving from her late
illness.
The 'Norwalk city council authorized
the dl Acha’rge of" firebor‘ks from today
at sunset to tomorrow midnight. V
. “lilo soil on dedsen property sold
at auct on seturds‘y,‘ July ii,“ at 3 p‘ m.
J M. Layton,1Agent.—'
‘ A patriotic young lady of Brooksldc
expects 'tdlis‘ve a flue display of fire-
work: at her home on the Fourth.
Otto Dreyfus, fur a long time chef
at that Mahacllemo hotel. has resign-
on his position for a similar one in
Danbury.
“ Percy Barnum, of Ann street, has
secured a position as clcrlr' for A.
Boettecher and will go to work next
Monday morning 1 -
"—11’I‘i‘ull lino Straws“: O'Brienhs-
V 'A train of‘cleva‘tsd‘ roa‘d electric cars
for New York city passed through
fiouth Norwallt Tuesday afternoon,
bound for the metropolis
‘Thé Midgets end the Giants, of
South Norw‘iilk will play ball to‘m‘on
row afternoon mi the grounds adjoin-
‘ tilt: the: Putnam 11er house.
-, “Harry Inns, of Crescent Terrace,
)1. has found his dog. The animal fol
lowed a man to the Connecticut Turn-
pike, where Harry lochted him.
141291.31 1353 is Hefner‘s the Fire.
ttner, of Frunklin street,
owner‘ of a new Meteor
1 in Clay .1.
’ 611211113, st 11.111.11.111. store is large.
“any
V wants at the too; 01 .1. A. 11131.11. 11
at a reasonable figure. 1 1 “
111.1111. Particulars and terms of Jacob
The assortment of trunks and dull
sod 1.11s 11111111111”
picture in this ad of
mix North!
11 Savings Bank to.
Thbre is .1. large‘ assortment of White
puny 1‘
s-«Dunlsp Style Straws. O'Brlsn'a
Glover This the coolest kind of foot-
wear ‘fbr tho‘ children. ills nd.w11l
tell more about it. ,
An important business meeting of
the South Norwa1k Baptist Church will
be hold this evening.
There is an eleé‘sut aaso‘rtr .wnt‘ of
flags at the store of the l).l\l.lts.1ii
Colnpany. Sec 11.3 ad. 1. 1
.1 (further the merchant tailor; will
store your winter clothing and furs
’ F—Auction sale (if three dwelling
he see on the, VKandsenVVV property now
ow ed by the 8,0 til Nutty alk Union
School District. to be lemovcd. Will
take place Saturday. July bib, at {1: 30
M. Layton ‘,Agont 5 Railroad Place
South Norwslk Conn,
11.»... Northrop, of Union avenue, had
a line cherry tree destroyed last week
by some ml‘schiovous boys.
F. D Lyon“ .1. company has every-
thing s. man woman or child can ask
for in the line of filotw‘car.‘
If you are“ not prepared lor summer
necessities when you 50 away on your
vacation, call on Sellcck (a Price.
It would be well for you to on” up
on John W. hearty béforb you pspn'
your room and see if" you are notV pay
111er too much.
Men in the employ of the street de
partmellii were busy this morning lay
ing a 1:111 dressing of crushed stone on
Franklin street .
~Alpius Straws. O'Brien s.V
Mrs. "Morris Epstein left today for
New you. where on Sunday she will
be. present at the wedding of 1191' pop
how, Mora Seine].
fihould it 1111}: this evening the dis-
ploy of flrowor‘ a scheduled to be air
on at 9:15 by the members of Phbcuix
Engine Company will be. given the
next fair evening,
There is considerable. talk Vgor a
bailc‘lillll game between the din and
Wall street baseball teams of Nn‘t‘waik
and it is very “likely that before the
works Center Free delivery.
”James Houlehean, who has been for
the post fourteen years employed in
the box manufuctory of C S. 'i‘row-
bridge, has resigned his position
V. The Norsaik young men ar'e pro
paring for a good time tonight. if;
in‘pl'obable that“ the usual antlers will
1131‘ indulged in such as VriuglngV bells:
o c «
WVo‘l‘k on the new South Norwalk
Baptist parsonage is being rapidly
pushed forward. Contractor L. w
Doty now 11.1.: the building raised and
ill getting ready for the roof.
‘Sydney Jackson of Clay strhset cut
his finger nearli of! Tuesday while
lifting some pipes in the city ard in
11.111111111111931. The pipes slipped,
crushing one'of hisrflrtigers very badly
:Rain; humidity: rheumatismwBr
Dick's Medicine: sunshine.
"Ho .1 cc 0. Doty, of the arm of am
My Currier Ne,“ York city. will
diet“ the Fourth the guest of his
brother l. W Doty. Frank [4. Dot).
11130 from New l10.rk will enjoy the
Rour‘th at his pamnts‘ home. '
MES. J. H. M. Lamb, of Wall Street.
dill sail August 6 for England on‘ 1.1.11
1111161111111 liner Philadelphia. She ex;
pilots to spend a couple of months
11,11an and is clbstn up her (treats,
:Illhhis‘ business 913311.191. to lean
"$301111 D. Nash one of the best know 11'
also in Rldsetleld and for a number of
the postmaster at. Titicus is
11.1 1111 his home in 11133111111111 at the
lit sixty «four rears He had rep-
repeated his town in the legislature
and was otherwise prominent in public
nflal rs.
"Conductor Edward1F.Smlf,h,‘fthe
olilest 1.1 point of service of any on
the Nov. York New Hagen and Hart 1
fb‘rd Railroad. 111.11 taken ill yesterday
113 ering from the beat, ,gnd is obliged
dtalte a few days rest. Conductor
John Grillin': of South Nor-walls is run.
masseuse...“ momma between
8011111 Norwflk‘ and Ramp 1.
. .16; lb.“
1. Spring 1.111111
and Barus Small Sugar
lie I!)
1’66 in.
"V uracil-3.
sehson is 01' or one will materialize.
1 -—lt's the day before the Fourth.
Phone Hefner (111.3) for Fireworks:
The Boston Store will be closed, all
day tumor-rev: to allow the employees
to celebrate the Fourth. There 'will
be anothercc celebration at; the store
Saturday morning. See the big so.
The, South Norw all: Launch Club
members with their families, will so
to Smith‘s island tomorrow for a
Clambake. On their return they will
enjoy thé fireworks‘at lhe‘Knbb Otlt~
ing Club house
E. A Woodward. secretary or the
former Rotcn Point improvemdnt Com
pany, today, turned the books ever to
the Connecticut Railway and Lighting
Company. the new corporation that
has talion clr‘ttrge of the PointV.
«tiff M s hosed, bobbin 1111a trims:
can be consulted 1111131161 outlet": of the
tiaackemo Hotel on Tuesdays and
Fridays, bet can the hours of 1 and 6
p. 11..."..1111 ally betwen 9 and 12 a.
1n., 6 11nd 9 p m at 515 Fairneld are
one, Bridgeport. Eyes crammed and
diseases treated.
A handsome floral piece was made at
Robert G. Bastards Feral, Hall for
some of the emplbycss or the (30111113.-
Home in Wanner-t avenue and sent
to Danbury to :the funeral....1of1 . late
County Commissioner James E. Miller.
Chiel of Police William Vollmer no-
tified the officials at the manugnctory
of the Lockwood Manufacturing Com
pany to conceal the tar barrels in the
rear of the 1111101115 50' the boy. mind
not get them There aminbont fifty
barrel; in the yard.
The Central Labor Union will bold
an important meeting tonight rind it
is thought action will be taken role
tire to“ the cloning or stereo in The
Norwalks. as will probably be report
ed by the delegation from the local in
ternstlonal Clerks Union. '1
—~Do you and: a house fol! Buy
Norka Melted Data and rep can get
one free with" small cost brushing out
the deed. 611 Wall street: Walk
will tell you all. Vghotlt, it. lent it
funny No; one ester thought before
of pmposfng'mi bat food 1.111.111: cook-
ing. Norlta Melted Oats takes the
whatever and has the rich liner of
,rnalt, Get it of your grocer. and try
it till- breakfast tomorrow.
Th3 blg‘mdtor'cydl‘fin’du
test under the auspices or
tropole Cyclihi Club“; lit" Neil
ridét‘é max
. Nomi?" " "Ea to
pass lamb
Them will he Solis
property. '
Fred ”MAM
and they fill"ll
beMVt. “they
in; mutilated.
. 1
place or outlaw; re‘dultda no cooking
”33%"? £01»
rt
'3‘ city. will leave Boston {martini 1.1.1....
in; at S 0 on»; The modality of the
it: instant»: at" "
\‘dllmer to protest thetuegfrom be,~
TRUNKB AND
oun' oases.
Such 11 variety VofV recliplaclos for
in down at the prices. Trunks and
merchandise: are Isoltl {bl dry-goods'
profits.
Trunks for a month's stay ill the
country or a trip to Europe, bags for
grades
hinges, cloth lining—950.
mathcriue suitcases. look much
like leather; brass lock and bolts, in
side strnps~,«~$l.75.
Handsome stout leather suitcases.
steel frame. straps all ’round, fine
brsss lock and bolts linen lined—45. 50
Japanese bags, dcepcut. light—451:
to $1., 50
Japanese telescope suitcases—«451'.
to 31.771. 1
English lleepcut bags of fine loath
err-$6 in $10. 1
list- 11011611,. satin lined—~85.
Canvas cm 11er but trunks. sheet
iron. bottom and hardwood sluts, will
hold live below“. 1
Shirt-waist trunks: drab-colored
canvas with leather binding, iron bot
tom brncc loch clamps and trimmings,
three trays~$9.
Regulation trunks with hard wood
slats, slicetiron protection at edges,
brass‘Excelslor look. fullsino box. 32
tailbone—$5.
Steamer trunks—e183 and more.
Leather trunk-straps, '1'. 8 and 9 feet
10ng~29c.,
Shawl strapsélbc to 501:
flag tags, cane straps and umbrella.
strapswfic to 250. :
1 Third floor. ‘1
MANlCURlNG.
Just the cosicst little manicure pap
lor you could ask add an airport to
care for the nails.
Mounre finding the parlor: children
come in Vgood numbers and among 710
men the number of patrons is fast
$0,111,an
Mrs Stokes has a new nailpasto
uhlch almost works wonders.
Charge-350
Third door.‘ ‘
T35 HQWVLAND
DRY GOODS CO..-
Brim
.,. w..--....p
Von gnome DAV r
GAS RANGE
Mei: ’
.59 Z t° .512. 75
travellnlr- needs as you 'll had nowhere V
bags are trehted here like all other ’V
a. day' s outing, suit cases that hold a VV
grelit‘ deal of stuff.“ All these in many ,,
Suit cases of rubber cloth on steel V
or weed frame, good lock bolts and V
11111111111111.1313
, while style No 2 is a conservative
THE “CREATE! TOURIST COIPAIT.
J! )2? 1w
Jesuit iv Btllfl'l’.
flan: 147-3.
DON'T PAY TOO MUCH
,. for paperlng your rooms—«4t is
not necessary. .
We have a very fine assort-
‘ancnt of reasonable priced pop 11
"'ors. We really ‘wish you would ’
call and see them or let us send
“‘Vyou a‘ specimen book.
'1 Q1907 East Washington St.
1
l
l?
i
1:
PERSONALLY CONDIIC'TED TOURS.
W
31.11% isLANo‘ eddy 1.1.... costing
$850 and $10.5} Saturdays, July 19,
211, 11,113."... “.9 1,, 23 and 30.
sAn'A'roo‘A 1191111163. 1 or Eddy
m is costing $12 or $16. Mondays
.luy21,Aug 4, ll 18, 25 and Septl.
WHITE MOUNTAINS, bduy trips
coating ’23,. Mondays, July 28, Aug.
11 and 25.
AUBABLE OHA M,‘ costing $24.50.
July 21'; 28 Au 4.11.18 and 25.
NIAGARA FALLSJ ilsys’ trip, costing
$19.1‘ue‘sdny; August 19.
THOilsAND‘ ISLANDS, d»days'
Alig.‘ 19 $21.
“ROYAL TOUR to Niagara Falls, Then
send islands, Montreal 'Ausa‘blc
Chasm: Lake George and Sarntoga,
lzdays‘ trip August 19, costing $73.
GATSKILL. 51.1.1.1, trips; costing $16,
from New Haven July" .12, Aug iii
and 26.
COTTAGE CITY. Eddy trips. coating
$17. July 21‘. Aug“ 4 and“ 25.
NOVA SCOTIA, 1 trip, Aug. 27
Copies of “The New England 'l‘onr-
lat" descriptive of all tours can be
procured by applying to (i W liar
tingle-116.1. Agent; 11 VY.. N H 8: 11.
rag... 1111111 1111’
For 46 Ozone Soap Trade Marks.
'2 Clzouc 81 ob Trade Marks
2 Ozone Vt hing Powder Trade Marks
trip,
BUCKLE Y 171 WHEELER.
BICYCLE AND CYGLE SUPPIAES.
So. Norwalk.
5‘3 36111.11 Main St. .,
The three kinds of Trade Marks
thirst be presented fur 1133611.
All first class stores, sell the Ozone
goods
THVE scum NoRWALK 'rsusr
company. '
"1‘1“?”
Sduth Nor-unlit, 31111936, l392.
The Board of Wireless have. ordered
that interest: at the rate of four per
cent.“ per auburn for the current six
months be emitted depositors in the
Savings Department July 1.1902. ‘
CHARLES E HOYL‘
' Treasurer
‘ stiff and flexible but factories at South
.‘ 1110?.
1 , writ had been watching for an oppor-
1 Nowlltk HAT More...
interesting Parsonspbn About the 1-11
Trade From The Abrorlcan Hatter.
The American Halter in its issue for
June, guilt out contlllnil the foliowlng
items:
011 pages 2 and 3 of 111111 issue of
firm of John C Wilson it Go illustrate
their Wilson No.1 and No. 2 derbics.
Both, its will be soon are thoroughly
in accord with the dictates of fashion.
the No l dcrby illustrated being 13%
x 2111. it is also made 1114x1171. 51,1,
:1 11,1. 2, 5% x 2 The Wilson No. 2,
wilirh ls illustrated is ill/1. x 2 but. It
is also made in We other dimensions
11% 11171. and 5’}; 1121/1. ‘
The brims of both/SV the Wilson still
but styles for Fall,1902,arc done. by
the metrics process, and thereby is
secured the smoothness and tightness
of felt that appears in the crowns. and
also that absolute uniformity in width
'nn‘d contour of curl and set. Style
No.1 in a handsome modification 01'
the prevailing bi'ondbrimmcd effects.
shape. .
A stock of these two styles will 11n-
doubtoilly be on sale early in the
stores of the many patrons of the firm,
and will certainly help to open their
Full season's business with a boom
The Wilson bats are union-made and
bear the label of the United Hatters or
North America
‘strcct. The Wilson factories where
their stiff and flexible hats are made,
are at South Norwaik, Conn. Their
soft but factory Is at Orange. N. J.
The Wilson soft but style, known as
“CApulet " has been a most successful
seller and is bringing in most liberal
orders from flrstolass retailers in all
sections in light colors for present use,
and in a general range of 1.1.1.1.... for
Fill] trade. The Capillct Is a hand
some style mails 111,3. 1: 2%; and also
6% 11‘ 22-”... The range of colors in
which it “is 1.13.1.1 is as follows: Black
moch‘rli. nulrln [side and belly. otter.
slate. slime ash. and also White and
marl. with black band or“ band to
match.
The1 softhnt factories of John C. W111,
son 3': (lo. are at Orange, N. J.; their
New York office and salesroom‘is at
Ill Waverly piano. and the Boston
salesman) is at“ Redford street. Their
Norwnik,,Conn.. are thoroughly equip
ped with every unto-date appliance
smear
Tho Clofut & Knapp Co; the well-
known but manufactures of South
Norn'aik. Conn, whose salcsroom‘s in
New York are at Broadway and Thir-
teenth street, say that, if the. bat is a
Crofut 81 Knapp derby, well and. good;
and. if 11. is not, they suggest that u
littic talk might profit both the retail-
or and themselves. The Crofut Kc
Knapp, hats are recognized as bcing
among the best made. Their styles
are always correct and thoroughly up
to the minute, and their qualities are
without a superior. The Boston sales»
rooms of the concern are at «H Bod
ford shoot.
James R.Griffo1h 'Norsaik and ii
Alorchouso, East Not-walk have been
erected a patont on a hat brim trim-
THAT KioNAPVPmG case. V
Fight for a Child to be Varied by an
Extradition Proceeding.
The Junuison, “kidnapping" case
was brought into prominence again in
New York, where Airs; Jenulson, our
sued by process-servers. took refuge
in a. police station. The processsel'
tunity to summon Mrs. Jeanison. on a
writ of habcas corpus to produce in
court the child she seized June 20 ‘at
Greenwich at the Held House; where
her husband tool: it after gaining poo-
session of it in New York by a trick,
the days before. The summons to
produce the child in court was served
in the police station, after an exciting
quart” of an hour for the woman. but
pursuers, one or, two of her friends
and the sergeant in charge
Dividend Notice.
THE
NATIONAL BANK OF NORWALK,
V entrapment).
Nowaih. Conn" June 23 1902.
ter July 1V 19132.
”P PRICE Cashier
527 3:
The Directors of this Bank have this
«icy declared a semiannual dividend of
three (311 per cent. payable on and of-
A dospotch from Greenwich says
that Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Massey and
tits. Jennison are to be etiolated by
the t} reenwi‘rh authorities for the 1nd
napping or hire Jenaisons child Al-
ice. provided Gov Odell will sign a
requisition from (luv. McLean asking
for the deity cry or the parties into the
hands of Sheriff William E. Ritch.
She-rill rum. treat. to Albany Tuesday
and saw the Governor but Mrs. Man
says lawyers had served notice on
Gov. Odell that in case a requisltmn
was, asked for they wished to be heard
and a 13111.... has been set for There
day morniug at Albany at 10 oclock.
A let the kidnapping, Mr. Jennlson
em. salesman“. DlVlDEND
19 1129931719113
untied Bank Building.
1
coon
June 25 19112.
The BVVVaade datum hide fills
a
VV’:,.cent per, mom for the‘
more; Julie 30 190.1. 9113'!
filler July 19V 1363.
to accounts and draw interest
July 1, 1:92.
0!
SOUTH NOBWALK 5AVING$ BANK.
(in; to depositors
of interest at the two 6! four (4) W?
months i
on and
Interest not drawn will be credited
from
season ‘1'. sense ”
‘1‘ stained in Greenwich and onfened
with Prosecuting Attorney F.
113511., Affidavits were ta
Mr’.‘ Jonathon. his secretary
Gibbons‘the chime nurse; Bill: 312-,
helm. and Mollie Kelley, Annie Ea-
19"?"1 ungffi Mary O'Qonnor, waitresses
ll
arrests generally being made 111mb
one to requisition The action of Mrs
Massey was expected by the finance»
ticut sandals and they are Wren
be allowed.
GRANTED LEAVE 1V0!" AV’BVBENCE.
1. Bantam George E. flail Earth“ From
The American Hatter the well 111......
An important Selling oi““Wliile Wait
The Big Equipment 01 1331111113 Stilts.“
Extraordinatu Hois'elil values.
Warm Weather UndelWear.
SOME SPECIALS FROM THE
STOCKING SECTION. ‘
Wc' ve planned for‘ A few 6 y
,r'tlaordinaly hosiery selling. W15
DAINTY WHITE WAISTS.
ageing by such values as the following
This time W a white ‘woists. but there’s
also hundreds of pretty fancy waists ' hosiery;
to choose from.
tucked front and back. bishop sleeves,
tucked collar and cuffs, regular price,
$1.25. at $1, 1
tucked and
low collar and short sleeves regular
‘ valuc $17.1,
tuckc-d roller and cuffs, regular value,
The New York office and solesroom $1. .111; these at $1. 50 1
of the firm is at 16 Waverly place the, Lsdicn’ white lawn shirt" “1&1..th
Boston sulesroom being at 44 Redford tucked frog“, and back bishop ‘
alcoves. lcgulu‘r value $2 25. at $1. 611.
THE BATHING SUITS. .1
for the product lieu of superior hcnd- V
to m m the requisition Gilliam.
mwmwnuwwmmammm W
1“
We keep the wash waist activity
Lullios' white luwn shill; waists
Larllcs’ white lawn shirt waists,
insertion trimmed front,
at $1 39.
Ladies“ white lawn shirt waists,
clustered tucks six rows of insertion
Bathing time‘ is about dlic.A1lulge
ly increasing business demands a",
largely int-leased stork to sotisfactor
ily meet the demand. You' ll find“ this.
bathing‘ suit equipment of ours most
complete You ll find qualities 1'ight,f
styles right and prices most inviting‘ .,
Women's black mohair bathing
suits White braid trimmed, gored
skirt at $1.93.
Womcns black navy mohair bath
lug suits braid trimmed, short pui‘lV
sleeves. at $2 .10 ‘1
Womensmobair bathing suits in
black or navy white sailor collar.,
braid trimmed, at $4.49. ‘
Misses' bathing suits in
navy, shite hruid trimmed 31‘5198. f
7'ct03’98.
V HOUSVATONTO COMPANY
w
Merger of the Eagle Spoon Co.
Hausatonic Co. . 1 l
HA RTFORD.
Spoon Co. of North Haven, and Char-1
P Elton Arthur t'. Hitchcock and
tif‘llati with the secretary of
Stat.» giving notice that the two can
under tho
Manufacturing Company. incorporat'
item if Watrous. of Hartford.
capital stock of the Housatonic Cour?
oany is increased from the present.
amount :75 111111 to 3153000.
Co.
same in shares of capital sloth of the
Houeatonic Mfg. covet-111 be as follows:
$75 000 worth of capital stock of the
Honsatcuic Co‘., to be exchanged for ,1
$73,000 mirth of 1.1.131. of the Honda-1
tonic Mfg. Co. $55,091) worth of stack
of the Eagle Spoon ($0., to be exchang-
1rd at value for 341.1100 shares on this
basis of five shares of the Panic Spoon
0111.. for four shares of the ”bimetallic.
11,173.00. 0! the balance of the stock
of the Hous'itnuk Manufacturing (20.,
abglit $1,117,111 is to remain in the truss;
or? to be deposed of 1111. the directors
at their discretion.
The company will manufacture, buy,
sell and deal in all kinds of learsonai
property. such as spoons. forks, (Jer-
man silver. brass, hardware, silver
traction ware. The factory
located in New Haven and the com-
pany will issue bonds of W110 001) at 71
per cent to purchase real estate
FAIRFTELO’S CELEBRATION.
l
. Daughters of the RGVNWM Complete
V Their independence Day Program.
The Independence Day celebration
Ar, Satchels! which will be conducted
by Eunice Donnie Burr chapter 1111
exam will be carried out with that baa
triottc fervor which inspired the fore»
fathers in their observance of the day
Previous to the meeting on the green.
1:111:11 will begin at 9 oclock‘ Friday
morning. the school pupils of the town'
will parade behind the Mill Plain Drum
corps. Upon reaching the green they
from time: to time trill be heard in
patriotic songs.
11‘ program will open with a min»
Vital selection by the Mill Plain Drum
iiilalng.1’he Rev. Allan 8‘. Breast:
Attorney Charles L Bill Will f
the Declaration of Independent:
which the children will sing:
Br. (looms 1.. Porter, of Brill
”maimmadfimfl
socks.
prompt investigation of tile‘ difm,
items offered,
Ludios' that black
1111 quality, at 121,211 pail.
ill. special prlte now,17c pair
value 191: a pair, at 12%c.‘
.double knee and heels, regular
‘VL’Sc, at special price now 1761111111
regular value its, now‘ 106 p 1
half hose llsl o finish 25
special for this week, lilo pal
WARM WEATHER UNDE
men, women and children
much in demand just now. So,
.Ving of surplus lots from1 0 or
,agents makes those prices, no
17c quality; new 1215c.
‘trlmmcd regular value 390' ‘11
pants lace trimmed value ,3
ishort alcoves, drnw'crs to
infer value2
{long or short sleeves
WW“ 0" match, 500 quality, new 39c
Mons bathing suits Vail 61188 from, 1 VshiiitVs and dinwors, value 39
'cam
83 81 85 Washington VStreVVetV. South N01
andViV Bridgeport National Bank ,
July 3. ~(‘l151rlos 11.:Statos district court yes! (lit
Hamilton (ii-urge C. Lduurds W.iliium lion 0: the plaintiff for the r
if Watrous, H. [1 Curtis and Hobart from mp United States 15:13
E French, dirlutnrs of the Eagle; superior Court the cast (1
National Bank of Bridgepo
as A Hamilton if}. A. Russell, John': the Brldgepgrt Trust (30111
,istrator of the estate of
"cargo E Torry directors of the lions ( .eorge F Gilman, the Bla
atoulc (:.,o of Wallingford filed a new . 119113er
“1“." Plait.
a deposit of $10. 00 of the fund
Ferns have merged and consolidated?, estate “in
71111137171 0! ”if! Housatonic. controversy is between LW
be federal court
Bridgeport Trust Company, a
Hitchcock of Waterbury; ‘ C. Lay appeared in the litterbbi:
ed. The nine dirrotors of the corn.-E
nan taro: Charles A Hamilton 0
llldgrfiohl; l1? A.‘1.Russcil of Walling
ford; John P, Elton of Waterbury; i plaintiff Daniel
George E Terry of Wat/I'rbilry; Ar-
thur C.
.corgef: Edwards of Bridgeport; ft gen Potts Hall.
'3 Woodruif of 1111111 Haven and ‘~Wii .tbe case a motion to accept-1
The; of Judge White,‘
there uere thirteen objection?
by the defendant and of 1111
copied eight and overruled “It?
The luunuor of converting the shares: briefly argued and it was a,
‘Vof capital stink of the Eagle Spoon they
and basis of exchange of the; forth their claims why the
should or should not be and V,
. Machinery
ware, glass. china, oucensware and «
will be ‘
children's hosiery;
Pay you to make care!
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' ”17.19%.
drop stitch
Ladics' lace lislc hose, 1.1.11,
Children’s fast black 1111111
‘iliifliflellfl last block ribbed
45 doz. men‘s last block bill
Men's extra fine quality fall
The thin sorts of 11nd
111'
Ladies' jersey ribbed vests
Ladics’ white ribbed v
Ladies jersey ribbed
Moe's balbrlggnn shir
2.91: 25c cad!)
Mons French balbrlgga,
draw
Boys‘ extra fine quality but
man Dep cult to Rem
HARTFORD leliY3r°ln he
was argued be, _
The First National 11}
The plaintiff (1113 1
orporaiions of Connection -
e tried in the local courts 1
appeared V
Davenport-
G. P. Carroll
in connectiolt
maste-
should submit briefs
Phone 132.1
Repairing
of any kind of
out = ‘1
Gmeraljobbing. .
R.. has been arranged and the pro- '
will be seated on the stand stand and,
rector of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. 1
Funnels, win be board 111 stallion,
soon?
3, in: than deliver his address «use
our. Which will s... Wed by 3.3%;
com, after which the school MM ,, 1 .
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