‘ ‘ForrNorwdllcand vicinity. Warm,"
inns”? weather. with possibly local
' showers tonight and Sliuday. /
Showers and thunderstorms have on ,
curred duringltho pagt’rfiit’bdur‘siin the
lake regionC n‘dNewvmng and William
nt wenthe _ _ as provided ln’iothsr' socr‘:
glow) and an area of low pressure in
hair in the extreme northwest. Con.
(litions tavbr‘ior this city, warm, mug-i
. y ‘wcatherwbut generally plea not, B
ept possiblyg'lotiali‘ showerriz'i' Inner-
stores above 90 Were reported from!
the centrnl‘an southern“ section‘sThe
highest was 1022‘" at Augusta, Ga.
. _ ,
..-
‘ males, and childre'ns‘ bathing suits
at! A;i>'~:chlterman<'..it, 80m .866 'th
Q n ‘
5‘ Mrs. W. S. Hatfield, of East avenue,
whorls seriously. ill at her home. is
gliggtl'ydm‘proveti, , , , . ‘
’ The mobthi business meeting of the
Arloni'Sinkin ~‘Bociety will be held
' Monday evening,;;, , “ L.
j 7—,Allstylcs Derbies. Oillrien’s.
, chillies acerbic; of I’ouQ‘hkeo‘psu.’
N. Y., was the guest of William Miller
in Madison street, over , he Fourth.
“I Accuracy *Dithbdryip ‘ pie stopped
at the Mahackemo Hot I last nigh.
, Ith the other guests, every room in
teseislrns.osarvtrd-éw . _
:' Mlflflfmnhbrcad mat. of. No. 9
abroad Place breach all her husband
Vith a twelve pound boy, this morn-
§ng. ' Mother and child are doing nice-
3’
l
,
Arthur Waidronand Max 'l‘nrlo‘v
have arranged for a race to take place
on the Norwalk Fair Grounds on July
10. i' Shfil'what'g-‘thej ran. 3 says“ about it
lutoday's issue. , p . ,
; M'i‘.‘ d M'rsfivusamiiel Cochrane. of
New: . orb.“ land are cruising g about
Long ,island Sound in their auxiliary
launch 'Scud.~ called on 'relativesw'in,
$outli‘llii’ort‘iialklyesterdaysI .. . i
ii .. ..iaa‘ners-HG. ErcirWilliams and
daughter Mildred, of Bridgeport, who
spent the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. 8.
it; Hamilton to: u, home. in Rail—V
road stench. 1 ,li' ’ 'ivnfvoyerizgnntlayu
{,Mr. unli‘Mi-‘s; Bernard may; Mr. and
re Simon. ,fi . _
_. Rlattfi, ‘otr-Ncwrl‘t'orlr, spent the
Fourth:. ..the residence or Mr. and
Mrs. Gustave Roettecher, in North
.4
mainstream ‘ ‘ "
“"Whll’é‘bbme i‘yoenc’men were playing
bully at'the trolleyfiterrninus‘nt Roton
Rointtsybsterday 'afternoon; at" batted
bait‘hitgl‘the hand of.“ MissflMaggis Me.»
martian, of SouthiNorwnlk. in can in".
stahtithe ahamd.‘wasrpni'fed; up; twice its .
circa-and ,lt‘;fl§s very naturals,-
2 melanin Mrs. William Saunders, n. ’
or .Waterburyi are iguests‘rct ’the for»
mermpareotsnMr. “and Mrs. William
misdemeanor», in. Ann street. aa'l‘he
latterxwho have been spending the
wihtbrln’vthe south.- ‘havcs lust'returned
rezoning sfiaeistngecuusr can ‘aurm .
chit be cementum the’pdriomvoffthb-i
Mahackem "Hotelf on“; Tuesdays and
Fries ' an members on; ands
“am sturdy butweflliiifra‘nd «12m.
' ' at 615 Fairil‘eld’ ave-
la, . .
‘ rt‘ *jlt‘ycs'f examined
3' 3: . 1“ l 3" ’
new
, "dockhnn‘ds entire boat
‘that went Into notch Point yesterday
became violentlyiil' before it left and
it“ took *thfif'coni‘bipcid' efforts of firs.
Charles G. Bohsnndh‘; .lbdh Ddtnortier
an ‘ ' G, Bronson,“t’o bring relief. The
‘ “cé: out physicians errors
i aqueous ‘0. “mars. ‘1 . “ ’
“‘ E G'."‘Bel§rs “anti ' his ,daughter, was
Edith Beers, attended5 the 'tun‘eral ‘of
Mrs; Elmer :‘str:‘,(leorge,*r in‘ ‘ “Norwalk.
ISunday. Mr. and Mrs. St. George
Were recent guests at the home of Mr.
Beers, and Mrs. “St; George was - then
in appalent‘flgood, health. » hc‘was
sick but a very sfi “ma—'1 idgetl‘eld
Present: "5:. v. » In
, Norwslk holders of Connecticut rail.
» way stocks are receiving their, divi-
dend checks this week. The msdority
or the dividends including those on
Danbury and Norwalk. Housatonic and
New York and New England are paid
by.the New York, New Haven and
Harttord road whose dividend dis-.
bur-sein’ents ’ 1108.31.98“ amounted .to w-
or cinching;
”sour-:3... "
. . ~ Jul. rm and 5m
. Native cums; .27. ... 16c In.
Legs Genuine Spring Lamb .. '16c 10.
Sperry and Barns Smbil Sugar _
‘ Cured Hams, Moth.
Prime nib apes; '.........., 189 in
. ., -. , {’2‘ ' , 1 J.
, ~jWater§Meloa “Musk” Melops on ice,
‘ . :also‘a’filnciinerot Rome Juiced Vege-
« Sunubiueflocietywl
villa. (3 not at
has an apparatus thatwiil
cream withdut grindipir. “i
leave Mohdnyltor d couple of weeks'
meanness to’ Ridgefli‘lwr
. The newly clec ed officers of Pales-
tine Castie. A. .
installed Monday cyaning.
Store arc-,attrpctiup much attention.
The'if'rufi‘enufi' lecherous.
98c, Were $1.50; 10 dos. Gloria Umbrel.
his, handsome handles, Bile. former
price 31160. Mb. Shiith"&"‘Co.
Washington street. Dr. A. N. Clark is
mkiugcharge of, his practice, l f
Pilt’hhm‘ ‘Ho e"Compahy"will'be held
Monday . levelling, 'i‘ut heddd‘iiartcrs. ‘
‘ the property in Wood street of WII-" .
llamv N, ,erw. it consists of; dye nous.
es. - ‘ ‘
theNorwalk Golf Club is being held
this snembim. on thu’links
pauk.
Norwa‘lk, ”wheeled toSprin-giicld, Mass.
an‘tii return yesterday. a distance of 117
m 69. . ,
pany baseball "team is playing this at-
térnoun inismm
'i‘. A. B. Society.
loggof‘ tbe‘Epp-orth League of the
Quinn" bférwallt“bietbodist ~ Church, will
bardsllsrdsvievenusw 9* ' " ‘
brother“ go do
to {participate dunno. singing society's
festival given in that place.
trade-"on ni-‘eworks this your that‘he ev.
or had. -39 soldall outwith the ex-
ception pres few Chinese, lanterns ‘ and
balloonsi: . . ‘ .
in'i““iid“Mr.‘end Mrs.
ya], a . . . . “my“ >
ed'durlnjg‘thh funeral‘services of Mrs.
Priscilla Thomas Hanford, last Wed»
nesday~afterneon.= W. ~ . .
Dick‘s Medicinezusunahine. , - ,
in’g’l Company" had ‘di'iiieuit “work yes-
terday; ”in ultrahsporting the
crowds to“ and from the Decker held.
yesterday? alteration.- ,. ‘
alumina ”Mili- . , . . .
nasty? lévenin'g.‘ . Business of dmpcrt:
a??? i“?
gamma:
. _. _ , . b‘ep‘r‘es ‘
and taken nptheir abode infirm street. . a“ 1F
genumawwiib was our
rm . . ._ r .
host ion, as pitcher on; ‘t is p ..
var, 'o‘ntrtésm, with ’h‘ssa‘ry'twlte as y; _, ..
embryos
and MI.
Dimities? 12%c‘yd..~tormer price We
«Shirt'Wil'lstn: “M, 8.:Smith:&I00. ,
board of Theil‘ith" ‘-
3 the building of several ibridges,‘_and ’a
loeti . . .
i be held in Plain-
», 1 ‘ uii'iiii. t,
.. mat out , obvious.
The Norwalk Hardware Company
freeze your
rltilkltirlas“til“. Gidvtitf, of Norwaik. will
.K.oiM
., (7., will be
hundreds 'stockiiills at the Boston
-Spccial sale Ladlss’ Duck Skirts,
Dr. L. M. Allen is ill at hishome in
Theorem 11v business. meeting of
2 Bernard ‘Bcrsohfleidihna purchased
i The" annual haincll‘cnp‘tournament of
'dt ‘Winui-
Gould Hoyt and William Patric. of
~Men's Duck Hats. O'Brien’s.
The Lockwood Manufacturing Com.
i
ford with St. Joseph’s
The regular monthly. business meet-
The . 5911,01.
s
Nigrwalk , Quartette Club
aw“ Haven; yesterday,
ill"
W. ”S. ‘ “student“ had the largest
Value unite noticeable that . the '1
eé’in Not-lb Main street We’re clos.
Rain? ”humidity: ~ rheumatism: Dr.
The Connecticut Bhilwuy and Light-‘
great
rdiionvwm hold
The local Toanrstérs' ‘
nuiimesoweuj-
'co‘ni‘e up furnctlon, and It is
desired! but ores mambo
tater] that 'Bitcper Charley
' ‘ 3y, with the
goof “has ' i1 "
ntland.
é ortm‘or the Start
,‘getting‘ in' digitisation.
splicing child‘fof
and iii-r” Joli Nativity“ Elv'ave- .
mic Who; has mentioned in The .89?“
time} as, heirsrsrtisiiélrifli from varsi-
dstion, Its ‘Ieit side being swollen to
twice its size, is lmprovng nicely under
the treatmentof Dr. Banter, othridgeg
port. , , , . - ,
~Remn‘ts Wht.
.. l ' f ' l. .
Madras, Lawns and
yd; «specter reduction on all , White
2 For some time there“ has. : been ‘two
large holes, in the gutter intront of
Andrew martyr place“ in‘fla’lll'oad ave-
nue. Mr. hoary has: complained to the
aboutjthemdb} that
has arisen." This ‘ni'drhing tivo mart.»
loads of ashes from’ thfi-Muncl’pbl‘my -
ectrlc Light Works, were dumped In
the holes. Mr. Ledry..te,els. anticlo-
dignant over the matter. inasmuch as
the gutter from the Central Food Com.
pauy's store west, 9. distance of about ,
100 feet. was recently paved :with
stone blocksu . ...... . »
HARTFORD-MIDDLETOWN TROL-
;"i ' ,_ LEV. ‘7,
,. PORTLAND, July hag—The work of
gradingihe'i'oad in 'the‘ Rose Hlilrdld-
trict Which was awarded. to’loo‘ntnactor
Nelson .a few months also. lag-nearing
completion: .' The ‘ contnac’w ,: Involved .
change in” the icyOut‘octhbh-oad ’o‘ver
Wilson's Hiltkto reduce ,theugrade.
This bill has always‘b'een‘bonsfdei‘e’d
trophies adolescence archetypes
tending t e line ot the Middletown
Street Railway Company toialaston-
‘ hm ttl‘i'riéét‘ thbmflfd’l'd'fil‘éfifl‘id’lifie:
This now, however. will,
re ably be
actiuhiplished in the near; ‘
wdrs‘onuneiipad as being» i: ‘ e
It
é‘eiléhti‘ ., line had will. row “be
combféteg’ebouflbe nfitigt‘ag‘kdst.
, "acne
‘: M v; .2 ,. “a ’5
. You can paint a \building‘vrlth” ew- N
er uninhibi‘me‘vce Lo 3.; shine
Wear .. [hermit long at: i} ,,
finches mu. ' com recurs
Watkins & Dow, 10." E. Gorhun
and
.. . q, .
Harmer» -
..y,
,u
.2"? "l Nun hww
r...
l
{ .
i iridium .
‘ d ., a, if
Beginning next week storc closes
every day till September 1, except Sat
days, at 5 p. m.
can nowtauo
_ pavgco‘oos‘co.
> , * Bridscrpmé
...
use d
“33 HINGE.
B't'ces: ~
$97 ’° $12.75
, ...-4 gonnections Free.
Conn. Railway (it
QQ
fl“-
It
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' .
Jam
SARA on
till)” '
in
July ill Au“
ll‘ihnd'flfi'; ‘
1A“! . 191321
NOVA 300T
.30 ion of
lat"
lat
For ‘46 Ozone
62 actor and
The: three kinds? errmue Marlin
must be presented for canon.
goods.
, Savings Dep
12.7 on.
‘The Direct
day declared
> "t
127$:
.Im
ris- Ticket Agent
BUCKLE! , w .
BICYCLE AND (WOLF: Sill’l‘l‘dES.
“5‘? so. Norwnik.
T : 920M
' «All firstsclass’ stores so
care (,3) per can, payah
for, My 1. 1902'. * ‘ .
:«w- ~ * it; 1’. Paton, cashier.
w. . an m».
turbine iron .
for papering your rooms~lt in .
not‘n‘ccessa‘ry. .
We have a very fine. assort—
ment of reasonable priced pan
crs. We‘ronlly [wish you would
. call and see them‘or let us send
you n 1spectrum book.
202w variance: 3:.
* summers
«4 » ...... WAN-u
1‘6, 23 and 30. ,
i; 012 or $16.
. ’, 5;. 4,11, T8125 and Sept. 1.
WHITE MOUNTAINS, ll day trips.
costrng $23. Mondays, July 28. Aug.
AUBA‘BLEWCHASM, costing scare.
5111315321." 25. Alli?! '4. ll, 18 and 20.
. NIAGARA FALLS. lindays' trip, costing
" ‘ ' ’19.“ Tuesday, August I9.
THOUSAND
ROYAL TOUR to Niagara Falls, Thorn
sandy‘wislamia‘, Montreal, ‘ Ausablc
Chasm, Lake: Gomgoi'und .Saratocn,
Thaisys' trip, August 19, costing $73.
CATSKILL.‘ 5-day trips. costing $16.
from New‘llavon,‘ July 22, Aug; 12
A, l trip, Aug. 27. .
m
on river Free
Soap Trade Marks.
2 Ozone Starch Trade Marks. ,
2 Ozone, Washing lfowdcr Trade Marks
A PRETTY h n‘irsnrm.‘ WAGON.
'rounsr count.
NDUCTED TOURS.
. may trips, costing
i Saturdays, July 19,
’ePnINos, 4‘ or c-
Mondays,
LANDS, 4-days’ trip,
, 5-day trips, costing
$17. July-219A“; 4 and 25.
New England 'I‘our!
oacriptivo of; all tours. can bc
procuredfby applying to (l. W. Ilnrr
‘N. Y.. N. H. 8: ll.
til. ER.
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[THE scum dost/m TRUST
COMPANY;
‘ \
, South Norwnlk, June 26. 1002.
The Board of Trustees have ordered
that. interest at the rate of four per
cent. per annum for the current six
months be credited depositors in the
.tme'nt July 1, 1002.
E. HOY'I‘.
_ Treasurer.
ar
cannons
“wt—~—
earpiecjgéupcc.
Nowalk, 00nd,, June 23, 1902.
ors of this Bank have this
a‘scinI-‘nnnual dividend of
' 1c on and at-
‘ STARE“
. . m c
.. around
11 the Ozone
..
on. s
0611 MQ
”d ' 3n
n... r
to accounts
July 1, 1902.
0t target gt the.
‘llul'f‘lo,’ 1902.;
Interest not drawn w
EMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
re naposrroes '
otéth
: :Theunoa‘rd of , Managers have
day declared a dividend to depositors
grate of four. (4) per.
nudist-stop. the six months
13031902, payable on and.
ill be credited
from . .
and draw interest
chosen; E. scansnyf .
‘ 7 2 Treasurer.
scum News , “K‘savmcs BAN K.
United Bank sunning. '
.1; South Nor-walk.- Conn, .
~ June 25,1902.
this
" in Fairlleid county besides several oi
‘ Divxdend rece-
f «' . we;
NATIONAL BANK_ on gnonwALK,
METHODIST “ .
FIRST Mid'l‘liOIllS'I‘ EPISCOI'AL
Church, ltov. W. ‘Woi‘ford ’1‘, Duncan,
pastorémimo. a“. Jar, class: meeting:
10:30 a. m.; cominuulon service, re~
caption otmombcrs; 12 m., Sunday
school; .3230 p. m.; Junior lioaguc:
6 1). up, Young People's meeting; '7
pm. one hour‘praiso sorvide. Special
music for Sundnymbrning will be:
Tenor solo. Kiug'mver Glorious: on—
them, Love Not the World. ' “
NORWMK MId'i‘IitiDIS‘l‘ EPISCO»
phi Church, Ilov. ’l.. K;‘Moore, pastor
PcMorning prayer service at 0:30:
morning-‘scrvicc and Holy Common.
ion, at 10:30; Sunday school at 12
m.; EpWorth League service at 6:00
p. m.;‘ evening service with sermon,
at'I:30.‘ ‘» '
KNIGHT STREET A. M. E. CHURCH
~Sorvio'cs tomorrow: .11 a. in..
preaching: subject; ()ur ‘Coming
Faith; i2zti0 Sunday school: 7:180,
Christian Endeavor; 8 p. Ill.. com—
munion service. All are welcome.
'1‘. B. Metamucil, ‘Pastor. , ‘
‘ CONGREGATIONAL.
SOII'I‘II NOR} CONGREGATIONAIH
West. street and West ovenuowScr-
vice of the Holy Cmumuniou tomor-
row morning at 10:30, with sermon
by Rev. Charles W. Shelton, oi Nor.
Walk. 'All are cdrdialiy invited. N0
vcspcr sorvico.- ‘ ‘ i
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
(loorgc ii. Egbert, ‘ pastorwiiiorning
service at 10:30. The Sacrament of
the Lord's Supper will be adminlsl
tered: Sunday schooltat 12:1'6: ove-
ning service at. 7:30. The first {it
teen mlnntesioi’ the. service will be
held in front of the church, the pos-
tor speaking and the quartet singing
from the porch. The musical service
will follow, and the oratorio of lair
lab will be given. Thursday cven~
. int; sorricoat 8. A talk about the
Bible. . . ‘ ‘
‘ BAPTIST. .
(TRACE BAl’TiS’l‘ CHURCH OF‘ NOR-
waik,‘ corner Butler and Quincy
streets, Rev. D. C. Thomas. pastor.~
Order of services: Sunday. 11 a. m..
praise, prayer ’and preaching; 3:30
p.‘m.. Bible school; 7 p. m., (3. ill.
meeting: it p. nu, preaching. Mida
week service: Thursday, 8 I). m..
prayer meeting; seats are free. All
are. welcome. ,
‘ EPISCOPAL.
TRINITY CHURCH, WEST STREET
and .Fairileld avenue; Roy. R. F
Iiumphrics, tow—Services tomor~
row: Iioly ommunion, '8 a. m.;
Sunday] school 9:45 a. m.; Litany’;
Iloly Communion and sermon, 11. a.
m.; evening prayer and short ad—
dress, 7530 pm. ‘Choral service
iirsf. Sunday in cycry month.
_ GERMAN .EVANGELICAL.
GIBRM AN VEVANGELICAI. CHURCH
Cirarice A. Brockomicr, pastor-«Ser-
viccscvcry Sunday aitcrnocn’at 2
o'clock, in. the SWedish Congrcga
tlonal Church. ,, _
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
S’l‘. 1"}:1'I‘idlt's ,CHURCI‘I. NORTH
Main nil-cotwl’rcuchiun service Sun-
day evening at 7:30 o'clock, by the
Rev. ll. Wilhelm. of Bridgeport.
MR. MILLER LAID TO REST. ‘
. 3—“—
Impressive’Ceremony This Afternoon
‘ Over Remains. _
Funeral services were held Thurs-
day afternoon ml :30 over the remains
ofdumcs E, Miller. of Dunbury. late
member of the board“ of county coni-
missioncrs or r‘nirfleld county. The
services was» held at the late home of
the deceased on White street in the
prcscncc‘ofu large assemblage of the
relatives and friends of the (incensed.
The services, which were brlcfbut
Impressive, were conducted by Rev. S.
Edward Ill-con, oi? Danbury, and Rev.
Mr. 'id‘vans. of Bedding. pastor of the
clilircli which “Mr. Miller attended
while he was a resident of Redding;
Many men prominent in County and
state affairs wore at the funeral. am»
cog" them congressman Hill, Sheriff
Sidney E. llawlcy, of Bridgeport, the
mambersofthe‘ board of county com-
missioners and several‘of the repro-
scutntivns from. this and other ”towns
Mr. Miller‘s acquaintancesin Brid s~
port and many of histo‘rmer neigllb rs
in Rodding. ‘ “ ' 1
. The flowers were many and ‘very
handsome. Among them was a hand.
some piece tram the associates of'the
deceasedupon the board of county
commissioners. . .
Thc‘intc’rment was in Wooster ceme-
tery, Danbury. "
iDEATHVOFV member: eovsrcmn.
—I——-——
After Year’s Illness.
this city for ten years, died at this
home here at :7 o‘clock last night, of
lung trouble. atter’a year‘s Illness. He
years ago; going, to New York” tram
that town When a young man and en,-
tered Bellevue Heepital, . where he
graduated‘ass surgeon. The deceased
wash nephewiot Rev; P. 'F. McAlleng
nay, of Ct. Peter's Church, Hartford.
“He leaves besides his widow, one child
twoidays old. ‘ .‘ ~ ~13
CANNON KILLS SHELTON MAN.
SHELTON, Conn, July 5—-Axei
‘ orty, was instantly
, _ ight by the 'explosion
eta cannon , crni’elt waslcelebra-
ting the,“ Fourth with a‘ can-
non. Lste last night he \put; an
.iow collar and short. sleeves, regular
Dr. Flyce Succumbs to LungTroubie.
neurons, Conn. shirts—Dr. per:
card P. Ryce, practicing-physician in -
was born in Southington about forty‘
extra charge lambs-cannon and set it ’A
.1
‘ View.“
turns.
a r an it
:1 ' We 1’ i
All Important; ‘ Selling of - White will
The no Eduipmentoinllathinc Suits;
Extraordiuam‘”libi‘sc‘di VtilueSL‘,‘
- warm warm underwear. ‘
DAINTY WHITE wmsrs. SOMESPECIALB FROM TH
We keep the wash waist activity STOCK'NG-BECTIOW‘ ‘
ageing by such values as the following. .Wc’vo planned for a ‘fewd
This time it's white waists, but there‘s traordlnary hosiery selling,‘ ,
also hundreds oi? pretty fancy waists hosiery; children's healer
to choose from, ‘ socks. Pay you to make on ‘ ‘
Ladies' whitc lawn shirt waists, prompt investigatioxuoi “‘9 "
tucked front and back, bishop sleeves, items 0m“‘00- ' '
tucked collar and cuffs, regular price. Ladies' that black drop sti
$1.25, at $1. ' ' liic quality, at l21,§c pail".
Lailics' white lawn shirt waists,
tucked and insertion trimmed "front,
Lndic‘s' lace lislc hose; tad
at special price now, 170 pair.
Children's fast black 1
value 19c a pair, at 12,1,fic , .
Children’s fast black; ribbed
double knee and heels, re‘gt’ll
disc, at special price now 170*
401107.. men‘s fast black
regular, value» inc, now we ’ 11
Men's cxtra fine quality that
half hose, list 0 linishlrigflti
special, for this week, lilopai
WARM, WEATHER UND, law,
The thin sorts of nude
vnluc $l.7i'), at $1.39. .
Ladics' white lawn shirt waists,
clustered tucks, six rows of insertion.
tucked collar and cuffs, regular value,
$1.98; thch at $1.50. , ,
Ladicn' white lawn shirt waists,
tucked front and back bishop
sleeves, regular, value $2.25, at $1.00.
THE BATHING SUITS. ,
Bathing tlmcjis about due. A large.
ly increasing business demands a
largely increased stock to satisfactor-
ily \meet the demand. You’ll find this
bathing suit cuiiipmcut of ours most
complete. You'll iind qualities right.
styles right and prices most inviting.
Women's block mohair bathing
suits, whito braid, trimmed. gored
skirt, at $1.98. - «
Women's black,
Eng suits, braid trimmed,
much in demand just now
ing of‘ surplus lots from.
agents Imnkcs those prices 1) ’
Ladies’ Jersey ribbed
i7quuality; now 12%0-
Ladies’ white ribbed ,
trimmed, regular value, 390
Lad‘ics’ * jersey ribb
pants, lace trimmed, vain
‘ Men‘s balbriggan shirts
sleeves. at $2.50. 1 t l d . t
. . . . sun 5 coves. rowers ,0 ma
Womens mohair bathing suits in .ular valuo 29c.“ 25C a .5
black or navy, white sailor ‘coilnr, . ‘ . .... ,
braid trimmed. at $4.49. ' " ML“ ““9“ "“1”“.
,' . . . long or short‘sleeves, "dr
Misses bathing suits in black or watch .500 quality new 39¢
navy, white braid trimmed. at $1.98. Boys! extra “m; uuaiit' ‘
Men's bathing suit.s,nll sizes from [shirts and drawers, ‘valuti‘
lbc to $2.98. 1 each. '
‘83 .81 85 WaSiungton Street. South Norwalk
navy mohair bath»
short putt
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AMERICA-RUSSIA DISPUTE.
THE llAilIlE; July 5—Thc taking of
testimony by Dr. Asser, the Dutch
Iurisconsult. who is arbitrator of the
America-Russia scaling dispute, closed
708161113? with a statement of Herbert
ii, D. Peirce, third assistant secretary
)f state at Washington councinting"
he view of the United States gorern-
nent regarding the extent of tile terri.
torini waters and an exchange of coin-
oiimcuts between the representatives
‘li’ the two government and Dr. Asser,
he latter thunkim.r the delegates for
.thr valuable hclpnnd referring to the
nlmirublo example not bytwo powers
n arbitration the differences.
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En Route to theEast'Coflt
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Governor McLean 'was “In H
for a few heurs.‘ He Is,
12:05 express for Boston. H
ning to spend some time 0‘
east of that city with his is
her family. After that .he’ xii ,
about. Ills improvement till
cont woke is marked. H‘
Well now in all respects’exo
his strength audithat is re
was evident to'all who met.
tcrday that he is on thew
his own‘ confidcnce‘ot‘ an at
complete recovery, itself a,
ing symptom, is {hilt/shared I)
who have been watching rm
illness came on.
5 TRAFFIC WAS HEAVY.
Some Trains Run in Two Sections
and All Had Additional Coaches.
'l‘rullic was umisualiy heavy on the
"Consolidated" road yostorday, owing
.o the late season and to the Fourth.
it has been only within the last few
lays that warm weather has not in and
.horci’orc people have delayed in going
.0 surnmcr'resorts. Now they are
starting on their vacations which, add.
id to tlic'holidny. made traveling un~
usually heavy yesterday. ‘
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