IS It in 0hr Line?
THEN WE HAVE lT.
" r‘IStyles, Quahty and Pnces ware Beyond Question.
This Week
"SUNTS’FRUIT JARS. quttrtsor pints. packed. one dozen
III case. with rubbersand covers. best quality.
50c doZ.
en our prices are not the lowest we do not ask for your
patronage.
c
luring July and August our stores will close. at six p. or.
every evening except Monday and Saturday.
S. Sturtevant,
Complete Home Furnisher,
rth Main and Ann Streets. South Norwalk.
, mlti
,when they were
. Fill! lulldtttt I Ereo div
IVASliiNG'l‘ONo July admflopotts
have reached the war department that
excellent! progress in bolnit: made on
tho Manila poet. Congress appropri-
died 3500. 000 curly in the year and 1.-
800 acres of load on the Past: river
hue been acquired for the post. The
tract is about three miles long and
mile wide. [toads have been
graded and ruacndamizod from the. IIle
orto tho~uew buildings and work on
the latter is being pushed rapidly.
. ’l‘ho lumber for thopo quhrtora is sent
from the Columbia river and Puget
Sound. it. I-oatn about sill per thous
(Ind and about “Outer thousand more
for trIauIIpottutiou but the total cor-It
in chcapcr than it can be purchased in
Muullu. it in said that the white but,
which in an destructive to most worl-
work in the Philippines does not in-
iuro tho yellow pine of the Pacific
coast. There was appropriated in the
army blll 91.500.000 for other posts“ .n
the Philippines and General Cbuffcc
will make reports and rocommenda
tlonn to Secretary Root an to thdir lo.
option. it ip understood that. quite a
‘luruc post is to be erected at lloilo.
wlrlclr in to he the headquarters of the
southern lsiarrdn.
SIMSBURY FARMH'OUSE BURNED.
SIMSBURY. Julv 23~«A goorlntzrrd
olIl-t‘ualrlorred farmhouse occupied by
Mr. and Mrs lolm M. (J'lnrk and tholr
hired man was burned into inst nighL
'l‘hc hounc was about four miles north
wont of the. contcr.'1‘he flro atartcd
from an unknown curiae in the wood-
nhcnd. which was thc. farthest point of
tho house from the Clark's room, and
awakened ‘hy the
nmoko the fire could not; ho (Ixtlrrgnishv
ed Mr. (hark rescued the hired mun
from till upper story Itcarly suffocated.
Practically nothing of' the contents of
tlII.I house was saved. There. was no
insurance.
HELD "182.500 BONDS.
NEW HAVEN, Jnlv zilwln the city
(I'ouit ,I'ontcrdrry Dominick Punch 15
Wins old, was held in $2,500 lIonIln for ,
~ for burial.
Add helper condition by or»
ing this renoWIied old family
remedy .
.. II.‘
Beecham s
Pills.
lolri Emwhnrn—iu hem 10c. and Il-
...u.
REMAINS with, IN arms.
unfit—m
The error of‘ Petunia Amount: to Al
moat a National Demonstration.
ROME. July 23.-——’l‘he remains of,
Cardinal IAIdIIchowtikl. who died here.
yesterday were laid in state thin mor-
ning in the (‘hapcllc Ardentc of the
Palace of tho Propaganda where they
wore nnbncqucuily vlniiod by oil the
members of tho Sacred college The
clono friondn of the deceased and his:
scroturlcs, Fathers Voccin and /:Iic.w
ski, insisted (III personally performing
thr- lunt ofticco and arranged the body
The Chripeile ltrdcnto in
now‘open to the public. The Pier.-
zn Di Sponnu, where the palace of the
propagandastands. is crowded with
people. including many Amurlcnn pil-
grims, eager} to obtain IIIlrnlarIlon. Lote
lore and telegrams of regret are pour-
lng in from all quarters. The. grief
of Poland. Cardinal LoIlochIIIvnlIt a no-
tivo country. amounts to almost II nut
tonal demonstration the deed carIltI
not havinghoon persona non grain to
ltIII-Isln and Germany on account of
his advocacy of lichen independence.
, LIGHTNING 1N WILLIMANTIC.
WIIJIAIDAANT1(‘. .lulI “.lhlmlluring
on electrical storm that night light
IIlug struck the house of Charles Hol
brook on the Coventry IonIl some
miles from this city. The bolt outcr-
IIIl. through II window smashing the
glass It cavortcd about. the interior
tlIII superior court charged with nburz- ;Iicrnollshlng a ruirror and several pic
lug II (laughter of Dominick l’rttno.
in nllogcd that he elopcd with the. girl
lt . turns and ovcturu‘lnn piccoI-I o‘t’. furni-
tIIIo Mrs Holhrook, the mother of
who in but 14 years old and that. her,; Charlce ilolbrook was rendered on
t‘nthcr found her in a house in New:
York. SIIII has been committed to the for an hour
ions however.
State industrial School .
conscious and, remained in that state
ll'cr injury in not nor
.. gains of u moderate fraction were the
mt “flaw
lilo Cit), July dJtlzi‘rlllndoi ctllreateug
lnrr Mat c‘r coIIIlltiIIIIII ploy wan begun
oarly today in. the quttllfylng round for
the liuvluoakn cup on the golf lirIkII of
tho Orin/entitle Club at flake Forest.
000 bundled and thirty players hero
ontorcd reproaoutlug the following'
clubs: Princenton. New Haven. Chevy
Chase Detroit. Buffalo. Cleveland.
S'priugflolrl. lll, Luke Geneva. Keno
Id In, Wnukognn, (luweutsln. (lhicugu,
Shoklc. lIlvaIIston Horne-wood Edgcwn
tIII', (llI‘Iovlcw, lilItIIIIIIIr, Mldlothiun.
illvor lI‘oIIcst, Westward Ho illlll ltlv
ornldc l’lIII loony is at 13 lrolcn mr-Il
nl pins. 'l‘hc hum clnht erotitid will
‘(lilllllly to continue at match play to
morrow for tho IllIII'ionulls cup. tiltI
Ifit‘t‘ultd night will finality for the, noluvc
cup and the third eight boat for the
ton c‘up. Nearly all the western
player a and runny of the casterrcrs who
contented tn the national tournament
have stayed (Iver foI wr-ntcrn honors.
Louis N James the “1‘“! national our
utcur champion. will not he amountr the
IIIIrIicIItaIItII, no he desires to rent. The
lluvioku cup III II challenge trophy lit-0
hunted by tho S. W. Fullerton in 1891:.
Until the orpuulzotlou oi’ thII Western
Golf Association its holder was corr-
sldcrcd western champion.
-'l‘on thousand Ilornons gnawing
away at. onc'n I'ituln couldn't be much
worse than thII tortures (If itching
pitcn. Yet thcrc'sn curc. Doan‘s Olnt.
moat. ucvcr fails.
WAl l. STRlI‘RT, 10:10 II. III. ——'I‘anrII
was II largo opening demand at. slight
sharp fractional advances for N. Y. (i.
Atchlsou and Amalgamated (‘opper and
good gains were scored also by Robson
and Texas. Canadian Pacific, Southern.
Railway uud Sugar in the general lint
rule, but lhm‘f‘ were II few slight dc-
cllnes «Brie second preferred lost (I
point. ‘
lTALY is PROSPEROUS.
NEW YORK, July 23—00mm? 1.
Von Mycr United Btath-I ambassador
to ltaly. who has just arrived here
said: ”ltnly in in a prosperoun condi-
tion. Her people are happy and the
king extremely popular." The fall of
thoCnmpanllc at. Venice. he said. cam-I.
ed profound sorrow everywhere. The
ambassador refused to discuss the yin-
FACTORY REMNAN'I‘
g, wrence 5 AND sorrows sine
DRESS GOODS. . i
l
5 phs. Plaid for children's wcnr. Reg
.VShlr-ting Prints, Remnants. ulnr price, 12% to 15 ctn. Sole price, .
2 to it yds. Value ti cte. Solo 10 cit.
4 ots. 8 pcs All Wool Tricot. Regularl
ice 25 cts Sale price, 19 cu. .
Prints, Remnants. pr-
2113613321: Value. 6 cts Sale 20 pieces Colored Dress Goods Rog-I
4I/ a c“ ulnr price, 25 cts Sale price, 15 cm;
_- . _ 10 pcs. Colored Dress floods Reg-I
192. yard wade. Remnants. ular price, 5,0 and 75 cte. Sale pricc.l ,
' Syria. Usual price, 10 cts. . 25 out
_ 7 ct" French Flannel, all wool. Regular
Percale, Remnants, lengths price, 50 cts. Sale price, 25 etc.
A. USN“ mice 12% cts. Sale I Figured Black Goods, 2 pcs.. ReguI
‘ ‘3 C“. lar price 25 cts Sale price 18 on.
hot Batiste, full pieces, sumn‘ier ., 5 pcs., regular price 50 (Its. Sale
Value, 10 cts. Sale price price 35 cu.
' , .» . 7 1 pc., regnlnr price, 75 etc. Sale
price,‘ _ 50 on.
1 pc., regular price, $1.25. Sale price,
75 ch.
Plain Black Goods. Sale price.
20 Per Cent. Reduction.
_ Table Linen Remnants. Front 22 ch.
per yd. upwards.
Table Linen “Mill" Remnants. Val
no 59 cts. Sale price, _ p 45 cu,
Table Linen “Mill" Remnants. Val»
Ire 31.00.8a1e price, 75 cu.
LADIES’ GARMENTS.
Ladies Colored Shirt Waists. Reg-
alar price, 50 cm. Sale price 35 cm.
CCS.
and Lawns, full pieces, best
Ire, 1255 etc. Sale price,
‘ ' 8 cu.
Remnants,
I 10 yds. Value: 5 cts. Sale
3% eta.
Muslin. Remnants lengths
Value, 7 (Its. Sale price.
“ ‘ 5% (:13.
bleached and half
he 2 to 10. Value; 10
, 7 etc;
Ladies' White shirt Waists. Regu-
lar price 31.. Sale price, 1 ' 75 cu.
run.
7 (its Sale price, ‘
.5 ch,“
Drl 93cm
" d ,
on another gradesof'
Regular price 3125 and 31.419. sire
$1M
'Lodle‘s‘ colored Duck Shirts. chu
Sat rt 75
LnItlos' Walking Skirts. 'lRegular
price 93 98 to $10.00 Sale price,
$2.50 to $7.00.
. Ladios' Long Skirts. Regular price.
3:32.49 to $6.98. Sale price
Ladios' Spring Jackets.
upward.
LndteI-I' Whit;I Skirts Regular priced;
50019.10 32. 25. Sale price,
i
39 ell. to $1.79
Ladies' Night Robes. Regular price
50 cte. to $150 Sale price,
39 ch. to $1.19.. .
Ladles' Muslin DrIIWeI-s Excellent
v.alues- . 25c, 39c, 50:.
Children’s Munliu Drawers I
film 10 cu. upward;
I‘IOSIERY.
Ladien' Randy-— Drop Stitch Hose, 50c
quality. Sale price, 35 cu.
“ Ladlex’ Fancy llose.‘ Regular price
25 (Its. Sale price, 17 cu.
Childrend Extra Fine Ribbed Hose
Regular price, 19 cts. ’Snle price,
2 for 25 etc.
Gent’s Plain «end Fancy 1541639..
Regular price, 10 cte. Sale price
. 2 for 15 etc.
Ladlea' Kid Gloves: Chalets. Reg-
5H Sale price. 501:. ch.
ladies, Fab Ribbed Vests. Good
l
l
31.93 In 54.50. land Hair Ribbon.
From $2.300 0118.
l
Price
Beginning ‘Thursdau.
Special items Each Day oi Sale.
To introduce the “LAWRENCE FACTORY REMNANT and
; 3: ll] SURPLUS SALE " we have purchased a large quantity of Ram-
nants and Short Lengths and Full Pieces direct from the Agent of
the Mills.
‘To these we have added Goods bought from our own Jobbers
With above we have put large
. eluding Summer Goods and Staple Stock. Altogether making an
: Attractive Salaam. a Money Saver for the purchasers of Nor-wall:
and vicinity
RIBBONS. _
Piniu Toilette. Widths Non. 5, 7.5
9 12 Sale Price. 5 etc per yd.
Fancy Corded Ribbon for Ncckwear
_‘N0. 7. .. Value 10
Sale Price, ' 5 etc.
Fancy Corded and Polka Dot Rib
bone for Neck w.car Regular price,
S cts. Sale Price 9 cts.
Assorted Fancy llihbon. Regular
Price 25 (Its. Solo l‘r-Iltc, 17 cts.
100 Yds. Spool Cotton Regular
Price,” 2. (its. Sale Price. 1 ct.
Days Windsor 'l‘ics. Regular
Price“ 25 etc. Sale Price. 18 eta.
Gents‘ Scurfs and Down. chnlnr
Price. 25 (its. Sale Price. 15 etc.
Clark’s 0. N. T. Lustre. Regular
Price 5 cts. Sale Price. 393 cu.
Ladies' and Childrcn'a Hose Sup-
porters. Sale Price, 9 c”.
1.000 Yds. Hamburg Embroidery.
Sale Price 5 .
Boxes Writing, Paper. Regular
Price, 10 eta. Sale Price. 7 etc.
Pound Packages W riting Paper Sale
' 15 ch.
A BARGAIN COUNTER or
Nounnous ITEMS.
10 pieces. 8
Sale
50 ch.
best 10 wire
Usual Price.
, rice, 60m
" equate. Velvet: rind
Daily 23 eagle, short lengths. $1.009
2 million ISale Price, ~
Tapentry Brussels.
Wire. Regular Price, 76 on;
Price. »
Tapestry Brussels
file 25 yes.
CONDUCTED BY
9 i E ., MAN & SON,
84 Washington Street. Sduth Nor‘Iva’lk;
. price.
it of Governor'i‘nft to Home
.1qu 24th,]902.
portions of our own Stock. in-
“Mlll Samples of Best Lowell lugrain
Carpets for Rugs. Sale price.
25 etc. each.
SumphI lengths of Tupcstry Body
Brussels. Velveta and Moquettes, suit;
able for Rugs. Sale price,
75 eta. and $1.00.
Granite Art Squares, size 255 yds.
by 3 yds. Regular pricc, $2.98. Sale
price $2.39.
All Wool Art Squares, size 2% Ids
by 8 yde Regular price, $5.00 Sgt;
MOQUETTE BUGS.
Size 18 by 86. Regular Pri‘c‘e,’ $1.00.
Sale Price. ' 79 ct
Sire 27 by 63. Regular Price. '82 4.
Sale Price, , S1
Size 36 by 72. Regular Price $3. 75
Snle Price, " $2.98
SMYRN A RUGS—Special pur-
chases for- this sale.
Size 16 by 32. Regular Price. The.
Sale Price. 59 etc.
Size 18 by 36. Regular Price.7 $1. 00.
Sale Price, ' Sets.
Size 21 by I15. Regular Price. 781. 39
Sale Price.
- Since 26.1w 52.
Sille Price
Size 30 by iii). .‘
Sale Trice, .~
Regular Price 82‘0409.
Regular Price, $21. 75.
‘4 Regular Price $31 75.
All-
. omens " Smyrna Rags.
. Stile Price.
, argument. Reduction.
Swiss Rented (tortures. sure i’rioe,
’- -, {by dent. Reduhtion.
- “lace Curtains. Sale
3320. Bar Cent. Reduction.
, ePrlce. ,
he Reduction.
Sale Price,
’ lets.
100 his schooner yacht Meteor ill
"TI-IE D M.
Established 1857.
READ CO.
This store closes daily except
Saturdays. at five o’clock.
. .. 1"... m -~-~.-._. *u—o.
The time has come when
Fabrics that remain (In our shelves and counters must
go.
the dainty summer Wash
These are mostly'imported cottons.—iudced the very
creme of the Washable Dress Fabrics, Although they de-
serve far higher prices, down they must go, for the wear-
ing time is here, and we need the room.,
Today. 40 pcs. of Satin-S Stripe Batiste. and French
Lawn go on sale at 25 cts. a yard.
20 pcs. of India Linen and Satin-Stripe Dimity, very
attrae’tivc. 15 cts a yard. Usually sell for 25 cts. , .
Silk Madras, stripes, checks, and plaids, half silk, and
washable, 25 cts. a yard. Were 35 and 40 cts.
German Linen Ginghams. the coolest and most com»
fortable of all summer goods to the touch, 25 etc, formerly
35 cts.
Anderson’ 5 plaid Zephyr Glnghams the 25 and 35 ct.
quality. we otter at Ig cts. a yard.
Scotch Madras, over one hundred and fifty styles In
stripes for 15 cts. a yard.
Corded Batiste. fifty different styles, 12% cts a yard.
This sold earlier In the season for 25 cts.
Zephyr Muslins, fine and sheer, which were 19 eta-«II
2% cts.
THE IDEAL TISSUE BUILDER.
Although we have not suffered from sunburn lately.
still there' Is yet time, and the girl who golfs, yachts or
drives needs a complexion cream.
We recommend the Ideal Tissue Builder.
It costs a
little more than an ordinary cream, but itr is a very superior
article.
It is made from a perfectly hygienic formula, “and
under the strictest sanitary surroundings.
It is a perfect skin food. Price $r.093a jar.
We are selling Coudray’s Handkerchief Extracts. the,
25 ct size, for r5 cts.
Violet Soap. very nice. was a box.
Hyomei Soap. the 25 ct size, for to cts.
The to ctvsize, 3' for 12 cts.
Do not'forget that there is a Glass Sale going on in
the basement. The articles are most attractive, the prices
for An astonishingly low. Each is perfect of its kind.
There are no seconds, or damaged ones.
“rue D M; READ COMPANY,
Bridgeport. Conn.
LIGHTNING HITS R. R7. STATION.
Only the Chimney Knocked to Pieces,
but Many Women Painted.
lilElrlNWlCil. Conn. July 23—Whilc
the eastbound station at Riverside was
packed with people yesterday after-
noon, many of them New Yorkers, who
had just stepped of the 5:22 train and
and were waiting for.the heavy rain
‘ and unit to cease, a flash of lightning
cut of! the chimney! clean with the
roof. then went down the. cast side of
the building, splintcring the siding,
and passcd off into the earth
The baggagcmnstcr, James Day of
Port Chester, was in the not of lifting
a bundle of papers from the train and
the shock threw him to the. ground.
inside the station many women fainted
and there was consternation for a few
minutes.
KING EDWARD ENJOYS CRUISE.
LONDON. July 23. ——Kiug Edward to-
day enjoyed the improved weather at
Cowes. ills majesty spent the fore
noon in an invalid chair on the open
deck. He is still under the most
strict supervision. The patient's diet
menu is signed dallyfihy one or the
other of the royal physicians before
it is submitted to the king, who sub-
mite good naturedly. to the somewhat
severe regime There is every indie
-93 cation of his majesty's complete con-
vaiescense Weather permitting the
royal yacht will probably go on a
short cruise tomorrow. Truth says
that EmperrIr William‘s visit to King
Edward will be brief and strictly pri-
vate, the German emperor sailing
from Kiel on the imperial yacht Ho-
henzollem August 2 and remaining at
Curves through the regatta week When
or
compete for the klnghacup
TO SELL NORWICH LIGHT PLANT.
NORWICH, July 23. ”An order was
sexyed on the city yesterday signed by
Judge Garter of the Superior court in
r‘a‘snop to a petition from the Nor-
. wich Gad and Electric Company that
commission be appointed to decide on
on tit value of its plant" and the temp—.—
0! sale ahd transfer of their property
to the city at which the h ce‘ which
the noniminslon crimes.- The date or
the homing as set. for August 11 be
fore J on t III
L
BOUND OVER TD HIGHER COURT
Joe G ewicz, Who Killed Brothenln-
'aw. Held Without Trial.
HARTFORD. July 23.~The adjourn-
(Id hearing in the case of “Joe" Guz-
(Irvine the man accused of the murder
of his brotherin law Stanislhns Mor
rls last Thursday night.‘ at South
Winrlnrr. was continued yesterday in
the East Windsor Hill schoolhouse.
Tho prisoner was charged wtui mur-
der in the. first dcgroo and the boar—
lng Opcncd at 9:15 a. or. Assistant
State Attorney .J. H. Buck and Grand
Juror J. W. Clark represented the
state and Attorneys James J. Quinn
and Milton Bachamch, of Hartford.
represented the prisoner. Guzewlcz
changed his plea from guilty to not
guilty. About forty or fifty persons
were present, including a number of
“omen. Several Witnesses for the.
state. were heard after which the state
rested and the attorneys for the prin-
oner wvahed examination and Justice
of the Peace Beckwlth bound the pris-
onor or (II- to the September berm of
the Superior Court without bond
serzsn wrrs No‘fr‘ LAUNCHED.
Stuck in the Mud Yesterday Wh<le
Sliding Do Wit ys. ‘
BRIDGEPORT; J y 23.—A clizht
deficiency in the tide yesterday noon
spotted the launching of the four mast. .
ed schooned Perry Setzer. Tho
schooner was christened and had slid
down the ways to thc.‘ Water line when
the ways loosened just a second be-
fore she would have dilated free. She
now lies deep in mud from which she
will have to be jacked up That will
he an expensive process. The seaboa-
or which is owned by a Bridgeport
syndicate has a registered term 9 of
1. 200. Her cost was $64 000 an .
was built by Greene Brothers. She
will he used in the coasting trade and
Captain Mark W. Blake will nail in
her. The schooner is up to date in
IIvory feature of het’ equipment and
furnishings She has a large steam
giant and only a small crew is need:
ad to handle he‘r. .
an, ear:
She. ‘
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