lite of Summer Furniture consists oi the celebrated "Old Hickory"
ed and Rattan and Wood in
, 'l‘cic-n-tclcs,“ T .- j y
_, ‘ Sette‘ea, , ‘7 ‘ ,11' ,1: .1 .
f1 1___ _' ’I‘itbles. l J' ‘ . .
. 'l‘ahourettes. :1 J
icon to close out _ " J r 1
m}
1100 Porch Blinds (just the th lug to keep cool and
in all sizes at out prices. 1
your porch
u Swings—Hardwood, neatly painted, steel and wood braced, will
1 a people. .
tees—5 slat seats, painted or natural wood title and up.
lilo a complete assortment of all Summer. Necessities at greatly re-
1
,.
Furniture Department 0 are showing a new and upvto-date line
are; lnall woods and halal es and at prices lower than the lowest.
es" of Reed Rockers, just arrived, all new full patterns. from $1.25
A
July dist we will give away another high grade Sewing Machine, ask
in: when you purchase and 511 Easy terms.
"11y ‘aridothcr higli-gradePla’nos and the celebrated l’iauola.
W S QTURTEWINT.
COMPLETE HOME FURNlSHER.
ANN STREETS. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Ladies’ Wrappers. 750
Regular Price SI 00
10 Pieces Wash Goods 111811
Regular Price lZic
511111111111 Mats. at 751
I Régular Price $1.00
Turkish Towels. at 10
Regular Price l5c
"Job Ladies White Waisls. at 7511
Regular Price Si 00
.
‘
PRICE FOR THURSDAY ONLY
We superiority of Portland orcr on.
din-r: cements is well understood.
The price is nowso solos that Rosco-
dale cement is, to no extent, being
cmvrdcd out. We handle the “Atlas.”
which in conceded to he the bent brood
on the market.‘ Our- sales or this cie'v
. . nrent have increased tenfold within
stew years. Hyunnregoingtonse
cement use “ATLAS.”
or doors: to lure the ‘Rusendnlc‘
, also, and our line of masons" building'
materials blue stone, sewer pipe. etc, '
i“
§ years ago James For then a machinist ;
working in New York city. married ='
smells Gilger. Footrests later when .-
{their child, a little girl. was scarcely
1 110 years old. Fey and his trite moor. 1-
1113111111111"...- 1111 11111
l11'l1181111111lT11 111 1111111
81111111 81i T11 811111111 ill 8111111
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WASHINGTON, July lB—vilcyond a
general idea of the character of the 111'-
my and naval maneuvers which will
take place on the Atlantic count, this
summer. nothing hearing oilicial 1111-
thc‘utlcatiou is obtainable in citlrcr the
navy or our depuriuurils Nor is it
likely that any spccillc details of the
maneuvers will be given to the public.
But from a high official source a gen-
eral sketch of the exercises has been
obtained. There are to be two distinct
sols oi rrrarrcuvcr's. The first will be
purely naval and will consume proba
bly the first three weeks of August.
Two or prrhaps 11.1.1.1, of tho. 1111111111.
belonging to the North Atlantic station
will represent. an enemy's fleet. and
will attempt to elude a defousivc
squadron commanded by Rear Admiral
Higginsorr, and accomplish a landing
at some point on the New England
could lust do of limits not vet pmrcrlb-
ed 1
The duty of the dclcndlng squadron
will be to send out scouts to locate
the "enemy's" vessels before they can
reach the coast. The vesuels .partlclv
paling in these maneuvers will include
the battleships Kcnrsnrge. Alabama,
Massachusetts and Olvrn rnpia, compris-
ing the North Atlantic Squadron, as
well as the Montgomery, Scorpion,
Marblehead. Hist and such other Ves—
sels as can bc spared at the time. At
these naval maneuvers the omclals
hope to experiment with wireless telegv
raphy. It is said there also will be 1111
nrlrnents in cording ship transport-
lug supplies and other minor (natures
of naval tartarc.
(.‘upt. William Swill is now engaged
in consultation with Rear Admiral
llizhin’snn, corn‘mandcrdn-clrief or the
North Atlantc station. concerning oth~
11' points 01 detail.
The second and more important set
1.11 summer maneuvers will rousist in a
1 you out: and every time a man to fool-
‘ says:
' them Thursday by thc'Now Yorke the
0AM'TM5RRTT UP. , '
' W
can’t Decisive South Norwalk People
Very Long—Judy Lliam Quickly.
lt hi sometimes an easy matter to
tool the publlc,-«but you can't keep it
up very long. They are euro to lind
cd another skeptic is n1u1l11.Wo are
naturally skeptical when reading a
published statement given by some
stranger residing in a for away plhco.
but the circunrctanges are entirely dit-
terent when home an orsement in pro
seated. 'l‘lre tcstim y of local citi
zens renders docuit impossible. it is
easy for you to luff-stir; ate. Read this
curse:
Mrs. C Gouung. living on ‘lllll street,
“i am well up in years. and
like 11 great runny old 1111011ch l hm]
trouble ulih my kidneys for a long
time, causing distressing backache. i
could ilnd nothing to give me any rc-
lief and l funded that Doau‘ s Kldncv
Pills might help me. even if they did-
u‘t care i went to l’lulntcrl‘s drug
More and got a supply. I with not 1llrl
appoinicd. l'loan' a Klrllll'y Pills 111111
posed of the lust attack The hue-it
ache and suffering were a thing ol the
111.1" ‘
1 Price 50 cents a box. Foster-Mll-
burn 011. Buffalo N. Y.. uolc agents
for thr- llnlted Slates.
Remember the uamcvwl'louu'weurul
take no substitute
THE GIANTS LOST YESTERDAY.
“Lefty" Davis, ‘Piitlburg’s Fielder,
Broke His Log. During Game.
Stunning under-nth?! sting of tho
dclcat.‘ unexpectedly handed out to
Pirates sailed in yesterday and turned
.thc tables on the Giants. winning the
contest by a score of G to :l.
ltors made u send hid for victory, but
they were handicapped by Sparks,
tourth and eighth innings. when they
The 1111-
whom the Pittsburgs found easy in the 1
[11 111111111
T1111 01' 1111111111 ill. 8111111111
1111 i111 81111 111111111111 11111
T1111 111111] irom l111|1111l1 1111
'i111l11. 111111111 .
Copies of the new law enacted by
l’Ollgr'css dur lug the latter part of June
abolishing taxes on lwncliclul legacies
have Men 1.11 civcd at the local inter
uul 11211-111111 other» and will also be ill«
on 111111 .11111 :11 lu‘. l’. Niobinr, or 1111' pr 11-
bate court in the near future.
The ricw inn bears upon the refund
1111; pt taxes paid upon legacies and be-
quests for 111111-11 of a religious charl
rublc or cdur alioual (lraractcr. Many
pcr'sons of a philinthropic disposition
have left. entail-11 probalcd in this d111-
trlct, which are effected by the new
law, ‘ » . 1
The law. as enacted by congress
roads 11.1 follows; '[lhal thr- rwcrctary
of tho lr'casur'y. under the appropriate
rules and rcrzulatious to 111- prescribed
by him. he. and he is hereby author.
izcd and dirm'ted to pay out of any
money in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated. to the corporation. aa-
1.01 lotions 1.1.1.2111... or individuals as
"113L005 (ll executors Rilt‘ll sums of
money as have been paid by them as
taxes upon bequests or legacies for
uses of a religious, literary. charitable
or educational c haractcr or for the 1 u.
couragcmcrrt of art or legacies or be-
rnadc 111111111 of their eleven hits, and
scored all their runs. Off i’hlliippe.
who has been 11 terror to the New
Yorkn this season, the visitors got only
rive hits, one. a triple. but they made
the most 0! these.
runs from them.
As in Thursday's game. George
Smith again, scintillntcd at second barre
and nothing but 1111111111111; could get
past him. In the second inning he
made a spectacular catch in center
rill-v11 llrodic inimvdiurevly tollowmi up
his brilliant «(tort by rubbing [mach
‘l a thrmrlmugcr by :1 gr1 at (‘let h for
illuld
-\tlantir 11111111 by 11 1111111111111 d hostile
icvt ultirh atlark is to he mct b\ a
1111" North Atlantrc squadron.
hi the army for its part in the corn
111g maneuvers The defense will
mauding edit-er or the department ots’
1b Bast. though the actual work 1‘!“—
wires on the thrust artillery. uhosc'
will. rs. in the districts whlrb arc to
be nttzrtltetl will be in 31'th com~
round
The 11111111»: ‘wili he made
Sou llerflord “11.11.. on the rust and
thee eastern defenses of Lon: ls lrnrl
Sound ‘lhi~ will include the artillery
district of Narragansett, command
id hr 1‘ oloncl Henry C. Hasomuch, and
the district of New- London command.
beta 1111‘
\is "The Narragansett dlstriri 1n. illilr‘s
Forts Adams \lctlrerill and Grrble
11mm. island and Rodmao. Mass The
L: H. G. Wright.
New Yo '.
The . ew York forts are situated :1:
the entrance of long island Sound and
g all this cities of the Sound as Will
Is the) uppor approach of New York
city
All the engineer omens:- atailahle‘
have been ordered to these districts.
such portion 111' the 11.1w»:- as would
more under thrlr 111121121 Orrluantc
ollirwrs have been dmt‘ted to give at
turtle trio in. invmtron oi guns. and
‘ ammunition with blank charges. has
‘ been sent to the various torts. Tho-11‘-
' (case will also be a test of the appli‘
altCt‘S. such as range finders. trio
graphic tacilities signal operations
etc.
Within the radium oi the operations
the entry will have no notice- or ohm
and when the attack will be
f The signal corps will be utilized 113!
this purpose.
TOO MANY WIVES BY ONE.
Fey’s First Wife 119...... After he had
Thought her Dead for 20 Years.
DANBURY. July Rummy- dive
ated arcing he 1111mm his unscrew
' fbursitis... He went away from boron, and
when he returned a to! months alter-
.1 can! in 'iras ‘rold 11:: his wife had,
died and that his little. daughter but '
more lire ttth her toot.
J has not York For (one to Dan-
' burr, reformed unimpeded; He was
,a clever Wood after
‘vyenrs‘he estsbttsked :1 tartar-rot Iris
stew
11:11.1! attack on a point on 1111 511111.11,
joint lit'fPllSl: by tho army and militia. '
.i$:~l."lfil by a small number of atrial.
vrssals dr‘lzu‘llt‘ri {or thv-p rrrposv from .
\ttive preparations are in prom rcss.
he 5
under the. general direction 0! the com- 11‘
ed by lieutenant Colonel .l. M. K Div?
New London district is composed 01%
Ports Trumbull, Conn. Mansfield. it?
Michie and Terry.’
211 located for the {11171141511 11! delet‘nl .
and ar- dirmti or; the preparation otl
made. .
1 The» 11.111111 111111 a
Pitts’nurg.
. Davis,
mull} onu
in 1111+ filth 111111111; “ls-it)"
the I'lo'vo-r right livldrr oi the
same manner that (loom
iron. the Moran 11 ntrvr fir l- ‘.1 1' of the
11li.111rs.l-rolrc his 11': cu Ma) '22 last
lhrvic 11:15 on tirul 11:1;; 0 as the rcr zit!
; of a single and us Clark strut it out 1211‘
To local the hall;
1'1, 11er n- 1 nssarv for hails to slide lie
at" sail tor. second
1111111": d into the bass:- let-t first and
11.5 {wt c at. hing in the
1 in intense pain. Hi ' our mates can
i rlctl him to the club home where a
2 loctor said his 11 c was broken Davis
1111 be out 1.1! t.1' Still?» the rust oi thc‘.
‘ metal internals. which shall not have '
1 season
NATIONAL 1.51.1111»:
lcsults or yesterday‘s games
i’ittslrurg. 6: New York. 3.
.51. Louis. «1; llrmklyn. 3.
Boston, 4; Cincinnati. 3.
Philadelphia. 1. Chicago .1.
1 Emacs scheduled for today:
Now York in i‘ittsburg.
Brooklyn in St. Louis.
Boston in Cincrnnatt.
l‘hilodclphia in Chicago.
The Norwalhs have
;. new article for a pitch
2
ills name is
‘ Booth.‘and he is 511.1 11'. or» a 11..p"rmrrv.h. L
11'. He was tormcrly
' pitrtltcf on the 11111111111:
1 fess College.
tween the it & G's am: the Nors'lalts,
on the Decker Field a neck from this
‘ anemone.
Pitcher. Mansfield. .1
What he can do. but 1.’ Dowd's arm
tgives out in today’s gar: «1 in Stamford.
it is thought. ..
1 he till he outta the boa.
however. that Dawn‘s am has. recaps-1'-
1 died sumrieotty stars last Ian's
._ games for him to graze! a lull gone.
it is probable that diet: or Free“
i‘vnncll will do some 31 2.511111; tor Nor-
' proved himself all to 1:. 2* good Peer-
nelt, aside tron his inaction playing.
basan open challenge {or a hundred
null will play center 611-1:
this alteration.
«mun
r
1
ADVERTISE!) LETTERS.
Following is a list or letters remain—i
in; uncalled air at the lettering 130%
emcee for the m1: 1 chain: Julir
.lzth, 1111a:
‘ NORWALR.
Madame Moses.
8; R. Gibbs. (3.)
Ills Momma“.
harvesting tlrrcci
hold of a lly from llrtchcy‘s but. and.
it‘ll 'y
Pirates. broke his 111:; in identically tluz.
Van Hal»?
bag a bone in'
the ankle snapped and he rolled over
a substitute"
Half of Holy;
it is 111:1" probable that:
58min will he tried out 2:1 the temp bib .
llridge‘pon. '
when; the Nor-nit 11.111111111111111 has.
first! with them for sci-rel weeks. has.
not yet trot-n sir-"1‘11 a Epsom 1.1.1 show~
walk before the close n the «115011.511
. for in the games be his: played with'
1. \‘omlk. in fielding psitjons. he has
ward {131511 with‘ any more in the state. 1
and it is said backs himself up. Fen- é,
(nests to soc letles for the prevention
of cruelty 'to children under the previ-
sions of suction twenty nine of the not
entitled, "An act to provide ways and
means to meet war expenditures. and
for other purposes," approved June
13. 1898.
Section ‘1.— ----- l‘lrrrt the secretary of the
treasury, under ruler-1.111111 regulation
to be prescrilrr'rl by him. be, and he. is
hereby authorised and directed-to to
fund. out of any money in the treasury
not otlrcrwii-rc appropriated. sums paid
" for documcnzary stamps used on ex
uurt hills of hiding. .1th at more
1111111111: taxes which were Illegally as—
«wood and rollcched .
ficcilon 3: v'l‘hat in all cases where.
an executor administrator. or trustee
vhzrll have paid upon any luxury or dis»
tril‘nnivc sharc of pr-rsonai property
under the provisions nfthc act approvo
ml low 3, 111118. entitled ‘.-\n ar't lo
1 provide ways and 1111111111 to meet war
exmvnriiturvxs and for other purposes.
111111 arueurlmeala thcrcof. the secretary
or“ the treasury he and in- ie hereby
anthorilcd and directed to refund out
of any moor-y in the treasury not oth-
cru‘iso appropriated. upon proper ap-
plication being made to the commls~
slot: of tnuernnl revenue. under such
rules and regulations as may he pres.-
cribed. so much of said to: as may
have been collected on continuum hero
3 become vested prior to July l. 1111!:
,‘Aod no tax shall hereafter be asscssed
5or imposed under said act approved
i June 13. ISEA, upon or in respect of
any mntlngent lnzttcticial intcrest
which shall not hw'omc absolutely
51111:1111 in possession or crrwymcnt
‘ prior to sold July, 1.19112
Section 1-71m: taxes which shall
. have accrued before the taking 1 fix-ct
0! the act of April 12 1902 run 1.11:?
'“An art to repeal war revenue ' ata-
tion' and strict.- Jnlvr , 11W! upon 2:9
comics ilvrllt'rml 01' transferred to .w
. cum the future pay merit of inn-.1115. are
hereby remitted
Wan-*-
INTERNATIONAL COMPLICATlONS.
5 May Ensure Between United States and
Japan Oyer Marcus island.
HOWLILCJui; 3.11: Mn Pran-
11131131. July 1:»11 is not unlikely that.
international «application»- may: var-.111.-
twin» 1: the lofted State-.11 and Japan
as: the result oi local people taking post»
session of Marcus island. a small 1m:-
_ no island lvrng about. 2.11111 mile: west
‘- 1:! Honolulu. and about i .000 miles
1.11111.1ltrrzsr~tt ct Yokohama. An expedition
‘ ' to learn tut-re next reels. nod-c: mm-
manal t1! Gawain AJA. Kimball. to: the
Enema oi (measuring the island. as
ambit! was recently granted title to
the island by the United States. it {tr-:-
experience 0! Captain Piers»; of the
transport Sheridan is to be. 121191133
rodication. the services of an American
worship may be necessary to place
me: it as possession all the island
About [concert months ago Captain
1 Pierre stopped at Morena island (or the
{purpose or adjusting his instruments.
1 He headers party and went ashore in
; the steam launch. He was met on the
3 beach by about twenty Japanese. man:
of whom were armed tlth rifles, and
tho ordered the Americans to learn
the island at one; Seeing that the die-
11B! of firwnrs did not lrlslrte‘n the
:visiton the Mn of the Japanese
produced 11m purported to be an ofi»
€23! document from the Japanese gm.-
egnmt. ant flourished this paper be;
{are Captain Home All momma
dth’eislanddracloscd {helm 111nm
Japanese efidentif mm» at work
mining mono Contain Pierre Uta
ntttrnrpt to W out. He
flit-n not I'm at Bwhills chain.
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Bridgeport Advertisemm'
BridgFrtl Adenihemmts. I
THED M
This store clones daily except
1%.-..
than a pair of Lace Mitts, and
and easy to put on.
White Silk Mitts.
Cream White Mitts,
Suede Lisle Glows,
Lace Gloves,
opened. The pieces are all of
small Table Covers.
power to fascinate and please.
Vite your inspection.
madras. lull sizes, well made.
each. 1 ~ 1
Colored Negligce Shirts
formerly S 1.
~ ’ AT THE T011.
ing ,
Rikcr' s Violet Water 24 cts.
Royal Talcum Powder 10 1:15
Rikcr’s Violet Ccrate 5o cts.
I ace Mitts, black or white, elbow length
Black Lace Mitts, elbow length,
Black Silk Glovesclbow length,
White Chamois Gloves, two clasp.
MEXICAN DRAWN WORK. .
There in at the Section of Art Needlework a case
of genuine Mexican Drawn Work that has just been
READ CO.
Established l 85 7 .
“.me . _. was..-” MM...
Saturdays, at five o 'clock.
50111111311 GLOVES AND MITTS. ..
There is no prettier accessory to a summer toilette
they are so comfortable
1
$1.110.
75 cts. 1
5o cts.
25 cts.
, 79 cts.
so and 75 cts.
25, 50 and 75 cts.
89 cts.
line linen, in choice designs,
including Center Pieces, Doilies, Scaris, Plate Mats and
This beautiful work is a delight to an artistic eye and
one never tires of looking at the intricate patterns worked
with such wonderful skill. They exercise a remarkable
No store of household linen
is complete without a representation of this exquisite work.
It is difficult to give it a creditable description, and we in.
FOR 1111511.,
A new arrival of White Negligce Shirts—the Weil,’
Haskell Shirt, “Griffon” brand. They are of white striped
with culls to match. 69 CW”
of Metapalan cloth, culls
to match, a regular 50 ct. Shirt, selling for 39 cts.
Boys' Fancy‘Blouses with sailor collar, 75 cts. each.
Ages 3. 4. 5 and 6.
Boys’ Blouses. a full assortment'of striped gingham
and madras neat colors, .39 cts cach.l' Formerly 50 and 75
cls. All ages from 1 to 15 years. ‘
ET SECTION
This is the weather when clean and hygienic Toilet
Preparations are fully appreciated. Good Toilet Waters
and Powders are always refreshing. and even health giv-
Corsagc Sachet Bags 15 cts
Pumice (brick form) 5 cts
Riker's Tooth Paste 15 cts
TilE D. M RE "tD COMPANY.
Bridgeport, Conn.
a. 4 v
Cool {tattoo Furnitun;
tricks. '
We bare all these things 111 11.2.1111
; 0
rind.
AJ
12 North Main Street.
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SEELEV sTlLL CHAMPlON
The Wee Born Gert Club Player Re.
establishes His Title.
HARTFGRD. (loom. July ilk-Char
lea ti Sealer. of the Wee Barn (loll
Club. Verona rc- ~t+zabltslml his 1% :1:-
as state not! champion, by tit-testing
molmrt 311mm... of the» Qungnmpoxct
anal tonrnarnsot of the Connecticut
tongue. of Golf Clubs. yesterday.
in the rooming p.211 {or the cham-
pionship, Seclty fai; ly outclassed his
opponent and when the. first rector! was
over he led it? 3 up. The afternoon
contestants, particularly that of. H90":
droning “mamm- improvement.
will; 11nd purring was spies
innit truism and his drirtng was at
am will). For the first two holes this
mourn m were even up. 'vfiec
i
stand martin, new 11:11.11. the
Mill hols at the oflcmoon play. or
mmm:-mm.hdedmmm 011
the Bah!” wool?! Salty shingklm
“1307.2
“$1.33
1
pg
9.;
R8
marl-uh 21m. . .
semifinal {m comps
mom; ‘3' 5‘1:
fl
Rm of water
"j .
t'ool Matti.“ 1.11;
LIN S
Funeral Directors 8 Embalmcre
Club. of New landed. in the {north on. .
departments."
1. hold out indefinitely for the liberal
play was much timer. the work of both 1
Sale: glued a very study some; his ',
lORANchER PARADE m IRELAND
mm to: more i
he; j'umn‘ 1111 next two. 11111111 the 11m. ’
at unfit! the mills Warp .-
.. War, News- n. .,_ .
Inn:
11111 11111111 Suggesluns
Perth 01 her-1 and a Good lie-
friecralor make “[11- mm-ir more bearable 1'. brie the thermmnrvler is playing
lance at the lowest prices you can
‘s'su... Norwh‘ik.
T 1 COLOMBIA LIBERAL PARTY WON.
NEW YORK. July 12.4}1'rreral Var-
gasSanroc.‘ civil and military chief of
1111- liberal or revolutionary party in
Colombia 1 who' is in this city. says he
has received advices confirming 1..»
report that General Castillos revolu-
tiannry force defeated the novernm’eub
troops under General Foliaca in the rev
partner-m; of Magdalena. “We have
not 21'. 'en up our fight in thrv interior
he said, "and we ran
party in very numerous in Colombia.
it is true that our largmrt army is on
who isthmus but that ii the strategic
point We are virtually in possession
‘ of the isthmus extending. of counts, Co-
ion and Panama. " /
EFLPAST inland. July 12-41 him“
died thrmmd ("airmen participated
load! in their annual celebration. The
. mtkvwlimr form 1113!! on duty and the
mutiny «11.11:» confined mt tinit' hora
glib not the permeating; up to 1.1m
time this dmteh «or! filled wet!
madam . .
..__,,__....._
WEE SWIMMING CONTESTS.
“ saw roux Jury unnamed 111a
mlbcgn swimmers in the main include
:1»..me W, 111mm 1111.1
5.1.5.1.». will more"! in the A 11 U1
‘ swimming contamination or the m
min... 1mm of 111..» New m1. A. (1.; at.
1'me Leland many. There will be
three mice of rum mum an.
1mm October} “thickly A. A.
, .1 medals on! be now
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HAR 41' N MATCH.
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