01.0! WANTS." 40 “also wmevs. 111110 All along the line they are reduced in the. some proportion. I E. K. BANKS’ 1 1 4547 WASHINGTON STREET. Mahackemo-iiotel Block. SOUTH NORWAIJK.“ .” ‘ “'CONN heal Newslbles. WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: General- ly fair tonight and Thursday. Showers have occurred during the past twenty- four hours in the southwest. upper Mississippi valley. lake region. New England and along the south Atlantic and gulf coasts. Heavy rain was re- ported from Abilene. Texas, 2.34 Inches; Dodge City. Kansas. 1.14 Inches and Jacksonville. Fla. 2.50 inches An area of high pressure is central over the skaters states and an area of low pressure 0 central in the northwest. These areas do not exhibit much ener- gy. and are moving slowly. Conditions favor for this vicinity pleasant weath- er with slowly rlsing temperature. Buckingham Post. (i. A. R.. of Nor walllg. will hold a session this evening. he residence of Theodore. Smith. In Elyavenue, is in the hands of paint- EI‘B. A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Radcliffe, of Main street. Norwalk. Dr L. M. Allen is recovering from his recent illness 1 He has been Iil two weeks -Square Pianos for 225. J. W. Stud well General Russell Frust is having a new hosting service installed in his West avenue residence. Post Officer inspector J. M White. of Boston. was in Norwalk yesterday viewing the new post office 1 J. Wesley Slauson commenced his duties yesterday as assistant superior tendllpt of the Mianus Mills at Mianus. The Ep'worth League. of the South Norwalk Methodist Church, has post- poned its trolley ride until the lat- ter part of August. The musicals at Sheffield -on the- Soiind will be held Saturday afternoon and not in the evening The affair ppomlses to be unusually delightful. as artists of no ordinary merit Will take part. Charles Schumann. the well known Norwalk barber. is at the head of a baseball team which will go to Wilton Friday afternoon and play a game with the pupils of the Whitlock school. ~Very few brands of Cigars hold their own like the imperial Crown. it has been sold for 10 years and over. and is now considered one of the stan- dard brands. Bit-Mayor William B. llubbell, the Woodward avenue hat manufacturer. . has invited all his employees to a clambakc to be held next Saturday on Little L'Hammock Island. The start will be made from South Norwalk in Mr. Hubbell's launches about 9 o'clock. The Rev. T. B. McConnell will de- liver a lecture on the dis sltion. man. ners, customs and pecul critics of the Cuban nation for the benefit of the Knight Street A. M E. Church at the Norwalk Methodist Church. Wednes- . day evening July 30th. A feature of the occasion will he the special sing- ing. Admission will be free. but a silver offering will be solicited. All are invited to come The steam launch Liolea, owned by Contractor S. B Wilson. arrived in Norwalk lest night. from Glen Island. where Mr Wilson took refuge a few days ago. During the thunder storm early last evening Mr. Wilson out In at Roton Point. Mr. Wilson and a party composed of Herbert June and Ira Wilson have been on a trip up the Hudson River in the boat to Readout. . They report a fine trip. ' is stopping at the Mahackemo hotel. Mrs. Thomas Don ni's, _ Will Ill Willi"? WWII. 139th Klimt"!- Phillip T. Cause. of Railroad place. was able to go out on the wagon this warning. Dr. Dick's Medicine cures Malaria. Alfred Hopkins, clerk for Sellenk It Price, is enjoying a week's vacation camping on Bay island. ' The Branford horse race, which was scheduled to take place today, Is off. The entries were not filed. The Lawrence factory remnant and surplus. sale starts tomorrow at A Dickermhu lit Son a store. Court Mahackemo. Foresters of America. held a meeting last night. but only transacted routine business. 13:. M. Lester of New York. has been in South Norwslk for a few days. fie An important meeting of the Patri- otic Order of Americans. will be field this evening. In Red Men's hall. in Washington street. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Haggarty. of Bridgeport. were guests yesterday of Miss Julia Dorsey at her home In East Rock avenue. Norwalk. The centemplated launch sail that ii. J illuson was to have given the Y M. C A orchestra. was postponed last night on account of the storm. Company F held a special drill last evening in preparation for camp week and company D will have a drill for. the same purpose this evening. Stephen Swan, who was arrested yes- terday at noon byCaptain George W. Gladstone for drunkenness and abusive language. was sentenced .to thirty days in the Bridgeport jail, by Judge Joseph it. Taylor. this morning. 1 Four building lots at the corner of Lexington avenue and Beldén street. belonging to John Gorham. of Wilton have been sold to Mrs. Nellie Charnok. The sale was consummated through the Seal estate agency of James L'Homme- ieu. , The' date of the excursion of the Norwalk Methodist. the Norwa‘lk Bap- tist and the East Norwalk Methodist Sunday schools has been changed from August 11 to August 20. The encursionists will go to Laurelton Grove. Long Island. The members of the Norwulk Con- gregational Sunday school started safe- ly on their picnic to Pine Grove by trolley. this morning Four trolley cars were utilized. The start was made at 9 o'clock. and the return home will be about 6 this evening. The Norwalk members of the Sons [of Temperance order, who are to at tend the picnic of the district division at Pine Rock Point tomorrow will take} a special car from the corner of Main and Wall street at 8:50 a. to. instead of 9:30, as was at first planned. -——A boon to travelers..1 Dr. Fowler's extract of Wild Strawberry. Cures dysentery. diarrhoea, seasickness. nau- lzea. Pleasant to take. Perfectly harm- ess . The second drawing of the June cou~ pens for the sewing machine given away at W. S. Sturievant's store. took place this morning and was conducted by a representative of the press. No. 32 was drawn out. The sale was made June 7 by Clerk No. 5. It was a six- quart ice cream freezer and the amount of the purchase was $3.25. Daniel Honuecker and Arthur Ken- ney, of Norwalk. will hold a foot race betwoen midnight and 1 o'clock to- night. Some time ago Mr. Honnccker said that he thought he could beat Mr. Kenney at running and the mice is the result. The course will be from Ghiotto’s store, Norwalk, down West avenue, across the Washington street bridge. and up Eist avenue. When the 2:16 train from South Norwnlk came in yesterday afternoon. the rear truck of the last out ran off the track near the stand pipe below the old freight house building in the Main street yard. The wheels rode a switch and bumped along on the ties some distance before the train was stopped. The car wits one of two“ ex- tra cars which were brought up from‘ South Norwalk for today‘s excursion and carried no passengers. —-Danhury ews. WESTON. Miss Weed of Weatport, has visited Mrs. Theron Brown "eat Economy f Ballistic-Meat here is 16111111 economu be- cause has to [1651 ad- vantage Miss Eva Ferris has been spending a week in Greenwich. Mrs. Lloyd Godfrey has returned from a visit in rooklyn. Douglas Williams is the guest of East Norwalk friends. Miss Ethel [basswood has spent a butt. able young cows deed in the pasture last week. Williams. of Ridgeileld. have visited friends here. 1. Mrs. Flewellyn 11nd fatni turned to Bethel after 1511 " ding 1 week with Mrs: J; M. Beers. Julia Brotherton. aninsane charge of the town has been“ convey?“t to the glidgle‘townlu Asylum by week with her aunt. Mrs. Horace Hurl- _ L. S. Godfrey found one of his valu- ‘1 ‘ Miss Minnie Williams and Mrs. B C ' ectman . f: ‘ out be “children's. 1. I FOR MEN. A dollar does as much work ior men as for womenin the Mill End ‘ sale—buys nearly two dollars in value. ‘ Men's Shoes of fine 1 russet leather, high or low cut, comfort- able shapes, best picking in nar- row widths, worth $3 and S3. 50. —-$1.50. Men's Southern ties and low shoes of Vici kid. full $2 value,— $1 45 Men’ s patentdeather low shoes and low shoes of Vici kid. worth $2.50 and S3.—-$1.go. Men's $1 and $1.25 shirts of'fine madras. separate cuffs. white, in basket weave and fancy stripes. colors in several desirable pat- tems_,-—69c. Men’s msdras shirts. in good patterns. with separate cuii's. Worth 75c.--59c. Men’s belts. of leather, well made and all sizes. worth 7511-— 45c. Men’ 11 night-shirts. good cotton. with or without collar. worth soc. -39C- ' SUIT-CASES. Regular $2 suit-cases at $1.35. Stout wood frame covered with leatherette cloth. leather corners and handle, bolts and brass lock. wear very well. $1.35. Japanese suit-cases of straw. light as a leather and don’t break easily. so and 24 inch, $1.50. ‘ TOILET GOODS Normals AND Some of the most appreciable savings of the Mill End Sale are on small articles; savings of time and bother as well as money. Munyon’s Witch Haz’cl Soap, 15c size,—-7%c cake. Booth’s Hyomei soap, 250 size, -—7c cake. 1" Danderinc, 25c size.—-19c. Royal Tooth Powder, worth Ices—BC. 1 Perfumed Talcum Povvder. worth tom—11¢. Perfumed Talcum Powder, worth 15c.—-8c. Fine. Art toilet soap. worth 251: beam-g: box. ance‘ Rose toilet soap, worth '13.: boxy-15c box. Carnation Pink toilet soap. worth 25c box.—~15c box. Prophylactic tooth-brushes.— 21c. 25c,—-—15c. Heminway w“ Bartlett 110 yd spool silk worth 10c. -—-6c. DAming cotton, worth 3c.——3 for 51:. Button and side—thread too yd. spools.- vvorth 5c.-—3c. Pins. 400 Count worth 5c,--ac. Sta -bhtdiog. worth 2c,——1c. Be .10 yd. pkg" worth 25c. Perforated stock collars, worth 5c.--3c. Hooks and eyes, hump kind. worth 3c card. -1c. Collar buttons. worth 51: doz.-- 31: (102. Tape, 10 yd. rolls, worth 10c.— 6c. Tape-measures, for 51;. , Kerr's lustre twist. white or black. werth rad—exoc- Hose supporters, worth 10c.— worth 1 5c.—2 Good $1.25 suit-cases.—-95c. The Howland Dru Goods Compass. Bridgeport. . x W Every rich man has a lawyer for an heir. VACATION DAYS. Vacation time is here and the chil- dren are fairly living out of doors. "There could be no healthier place for them. You need only to guard against the accidents incidental to most opeucfi air sports. No remedy equals De- Wltt's Witch Hazel Solve for quickly stopping pain or removing danger of serious consequences. For cuts. scalds and wounds. "1 used DsWitt's Witch Hazel Solve for sores. out! and es,‘ saysl... B. Johnson, Swift, Tex. ."lt law the best remedy. on the mullet." Sure cure for piles and skin diseases. Beware of counterfeits. Clifford Pli‘ar. mi organs are still abundant and brimiul of merit. but the quantity is fast growing smaller. stream of merchandise has been going out for nearly two weeks. Even the Mill End Sale is not inex- haustible, and when variety runs out and quantities are exhausted the sale must end. Tooth-brushes. worth ace and " 5c. recesses—mass ; JOHN w. 11211111 ii: iii Phone 1474. . lining Your 111111111 have the interior of your home renovated-Al's the most conven. lent time and then It’s so re freshing- to return to a newly decorated home. I 1111» want your. wife to act like an angel treat her like one. Tubive givenupwonldhhve meant duthforlrs. mum-111.. ofDorcliese tenant. Foryearsahohadendured untoldmissrytromsserareiungtroo. ‘ tone the stomach, regulate the kidneys ‘ and bowels stimulate the liver, invig- crate the nerves and purify the blood. 1 :1 cures Kidney and Liver Troubles. Sto- A steady great HAMMOCKS. Practically every hammock in the store went into thoMill End sale with a price fixed upon it. Some desirable patterns yet re- main—but be prompt. $2.25 to $3 hammocks—$2. S1. 50 hammocks—$1.115. $1 hammocks-75c. Satin pillows, just right for hammock use, worth 50c,-—35c. Mosquito canopies of net. to be suspended from ceiling. made to sell for 5145-490. WOMEN’S SHOES. The array of sizes has been well. broken up in most of t 1: lots but every size and width is here in some lot. And every lot is a big Mill End bargain. ...... In these your size is quite sure to be found. Dongoia low shoes, heavy, me- dium or light solos. worth S.1 50 and $145—$115. Low shoes of Vici kid or don- gola, worth $2 and $2. 50—41. 65 CURTAINS. Some of the best bargains in the sale are curtains. Scotch- lace curtains, full size and good patterns. worth $2 and $2. 2541.50. Handsome Sootch lace in Cluny Brussels and Rennaisancc effects. worth $2.50 and $31—$2- . Fine Irish-point curtains in rich designs. all white. worth $6 and $7 —-$5 SILK STOCKINGS. Women s fine silk stockings in black and in white go into the Mill End sale at half price or less. Plain weave ,or in handsome: drop~stitch patterns. worth Sa.5o——$1.25. worth Sa—Sr. worth $1. 50.75;. worth Sass—soc. A very big Mill End bargain. When a 1.1.... £1311: 1111111 seat in a crowded car is confronted by a pretty girl be generally rises to the occasion. Ramon’s Nerve and Bone Oil will do all that is claimed for it. Here's the proof. Mrs. Mahala Fields of Man drake. Kentucky 011 April 22nd said: “I bought one bottle of Ramon' s Nerve and Bone Oil from a man last summer and it was the best llniment I over us. ed in my life. I am such a sufferer with pains and swelling in my feet and legs 1 can hardly go. That is the only liniment that' ever did me so much good. One advent bottle took the H. Piaisted. It is better to be slandercd by some than to be praised by others. nON'T.FAIL To TRY THIS. Whenever an honest trial is given to Electric Bitters for any trouble it is re. commended for a permanent core will surely be effected. It never fails to It’s a. wondei'ful tonic for rundown systems. Electric Bitters positively mach Disorders Nervouaness, Sleep- ism Rheumatism, 11.11.1131... and expels‘ maria. Satisfaction guano teed by F. H. Baxter. Only 50 cents. Phone 13:. When Your Engine; fines Book On You. llaonfs May Manfon's Puffsrns. swelling out of my feet and legs." R. THE READY-TO-WEAR ITEMS I FOR IMMEDIATE USE. Nobby shirt waist. suits: cool and comfortable wash skirts. These at prices to tempt you at once. ‘ liudics’ two piece suits, graduated flouncc. well made, handsome effects at $1.110. Ladles' Cilambrey two piece wash suits. fancy braid trimmed, circular iiouncc shirt at $2.50. Ladlcs’ Chalnbroy Wash Skirts _In blue, grey IIIIII ox blood, fancy trim- med. $1.00. Ladles' white pique skirts. circular iiounco, insertion trimmed. at $1.69.. , Large assortment of (luck. pique and crash skirts from 69s to $4.98. WOMEN'S WHITE SHIRT WAISTB. Makers of shirt waists are money hunting; willing to make good big llb- oral pri‘ce concessions to clean up their surplus stocks. All this means money saving for you. ‘ At 81 ladlcs‘ white lawn shirt waists. tucked front and back bishop sleeves. tucked collar and cuffs. At $1.25 ladies white lawn shirt waists. tucked and insertion trimmed front bishop sleeves. fancy cuffs. At 51. 39 ludics' white lawn shirt waists tucked and insertion trimmedl front. short sleeves low (Holler l At 3150 iadios‘ white lawn shirt; waists. fancy embroidered front, tuck l cd hack, bishop. sleeves. i At :2 ladies’ white lawn shirt; waists button back or front tucked or insertion trimmed, tucked back .1 bishop sleeves. fancy cuffs. Bargains Mean Business. ~.._ .. .....W.........__.. 83 81 ii5 Washington Street South Norwaik. SOME CORSET NEWS. This stoic plum 11 itself with boast on the conuiIctenoss and: around usefulness of Its corset ’ You ll find about all the makes here, you’ll find about at . wanted shapes. with the 111.1111 straigbl flout predominating- A ' in] or two follow: 'North Pole" Summer Knit 0 special value, reduced to 26c a 11' “True Fit" (littllo, Empire end ' imn length Summon Cor,sets 600 Medium length lino Batiste 0 II in pink, blue and white, at 506 a ‘ "Bane" Corsets. extra quail white or drab lace and ribbon t fonnier price 31. Oil, now only no I At 81, ladlcs' line it 81 Gun corsets also the American Lady Thompson’s In the different I_ and styles At $1. 1'10. Indlcs‘ fine Coutii '1‘ corsets bias out long over the 1a men with the supporter attitched At $2 50 lndlos' Ncmo self re corsets with straight 110.11.11.11 b and long I1ip,mado of (loutll hull llute very desilnble for stout peo MEN'S OUTING SHIRTS. ‘ We offer three lines of nude outing shirts at prices (qua styles considered) that will tem to buy liberally. Men's fancy negligee shirts. of fast colox porcales and cord with separate cuffs. 500 audit Mess extra fine quality 116' shine with separate Hills. is In? sorttnout of patterns to choose: former [uh-e 8912,1111 this week, Men's high grade negligee1sb made of fine madras cloth in a , latest designs; your choice of shirts at 31. E ”1...“... a, .- -..1............ We Want . You To Use Atlas Parfland Cement. The dale also “(9)..- "19 4!‘ “$111;er \ EEC-7&7»: cu WW W0” ”WW The superiority of Portland over or» diuury cements Is well understood. clouded out. We handle the “Atlas . which Is conceded to be the best 1111.111 on the market. most have increased ten- fold within a few y.ears cement use i‘ATIuAS." Of course, we have the "Resend materials blue stone, sewer pipe, etc is c omplete. John H. Fem 149 Washington 51.. South Narwallr. «0000mm Iron Be price is now so low that no cement is. to an extent, help Our sales of' this-Ilsa: If you are going to use and our line of masons' buildiii 10 to 20 per cent. . This week we offer the following £19.00 BRASS BED await you at our store. 12 North Main Sire".t t A yacht can stand on a tack in si- lence. but a man taut built like a yacht. . . . ' A woman says: "The first bottle of the new medi- cine, Colours. Solvent set up my nerves 1111... turning a fiddle. l began to get good sleep. After that I felt hungry and when I smelt breakfast I wasn't long getting down stairs. I wonder! believe in Dr. nedy,‘of Kennedy Row, Kingston, N; Y." All drowns. 81.0.0. ,Fe'w men are capable of answering the arguments of a prettygwoman. Romeo's Tonic Regulator will cure 11111111111111 of East Cape air-Arden ill.. says: “I have been using Ramona Tonic Regulator in my family a long while and bag to say it is the finest I ever saw. I had spent a large amount ofmone'yon mwafea‘ndnotuntili was she-benefited .Novr she I: cured“ ” 251:.“ R1 11111111111111 :1 1111111 is a poor thinker he . 11a good whistler. Add so much to the beauty of a bed room that they are becomi popular every day. We have all the newest styles and can save you 3 3.50 IRON BED FOR S 7.50 iRON BED FOR, S 9.00 IRON BED FOR $12.00 iRON BED FOR $21.00 BRASS BED FOR $25.00 BRASS BED FOR The above are only a fragmentary portion of the great value A. J COLLINS & ’1’ FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND ngALMERs picked up weight and strength. and no ‘ David Ken- ‘ a chronic liver disease. Mr. Allen Ed. 1 began giving her the Tonic Regulator 1 specials: FOR South Not-w The man who Jumps overheat ually over—bored with life. ’ w—o'- Ramon s Liver Pills and'T lets make a complete blood ' Yen can get them for 25 _ Plaisted. 11511101111 oRoC
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