tutllantl
Is It III 0iii‘ Litre
THEN WE HAVE IT.
ll our prices are not the lowest We do not ask for your
patronage.
it Itng Jnlv and August our stores will close at six p. or.
every cvenrm.r except Monday and Saturday.
S Sturtevant
Complete Home Furnisher.
IhMain and Ami Streets.
South Norwaik.
. i "it?”
‘Conimlusary. is hereby
Inty in. the subsistence apartment,
um um report‘ to“ the .ornnriss'aryn‘l
General at the State Military Rendez-
vous on Saturday. August 9th, 1002. at
10 o'clock a. In: Contaminants .‘oi’ all
organizations will order their respec-
tive commlssarles, commissary scr-
goants and cooks to report toLthc Com-
missary-General at the same time and
place for iustructlon. Company and
other organization commanders will.
furnish to their respective cooks an
.order directing them to report as
above ordered and all cooks, upon e
polling to the Commissary-Gene 1'
will present such orders to that oili-
eer. I’uy- rolls will carr pay for this
extra IlIuty Coi'nmlssa lus Commis-
nary-Sergeants and cooks will report
to their respective commanders on
the turbo! of the troops Monday
morning.
V. The QuartermastenGeneral will
provide tentauo, and each organiza-
tion will pitch its own camp. .
Vi. Baggage will be limited to two
company chests for each infantry
company and platoon of artillery; one
chest for each machine gun section,
and one vallsc or‘srnali trunk for each
olilccr. Transportation for field and
staff horses will he allowed from bIrl-
eudo and regimental headquarters, aim
for battery and cavalry i rses from
organization headquarters.
VII. Requisition for shelter halves.
ponclros and transportation will be
made on the Quartermastertienoral
on or before the 25th‘lnstant, and on
the Commissary-General for rations on
or before August 9th. Commissioned
officers will provide their own sub-
sistence. .
VIII. Pay rolls completed and
signed lit strict accordance with law
and regulations must be delivered at
Adjutant Generals cities in camp be
fore 10 o‘clock. a. m.. Saturday. Aug i
not 16th.
IX Commanding ofiicers will he held
responsible for prompt roll- calls at
rcvcllle, the presence of a commission
ed editor at. the line through the .0“-
tiro call thorough morning policing of
streets and quarters. and quick torma
tions at first sound of assembly: they 1
i
est. disorder, ontorolna quiet and discl- I course of absence.
will see that lights are out at. tops
and will turn out at niKbt at the slight-
. hard
the funigud'il Will I]
erai hen
headquarters and
itive camps. Firkin .
t 'IXIII.
'1 mental dud buttery "
aintained. Pophi. of
established at sea-
unrtcrfind the mute... The
[W to
ctmr'lt‘e‘rslk and
will be given out from brigade bead-
quarters.
Xi. Captain Robert G Mitchell,
Aidede~Camp. is hereby detailed as
commander ot' nip unrd tor general
gate, in addi-
tion to his other duties. '
XII. Paddling, and huckstdring on
the camp are forbidden and ilroworks
and iiluminatious are prohibited. ex-
cept that. reprints al commanders may
permit rillumin no in their rospee
night before taps.
Rica men 1
day will cause police details to thor-
oughly police their camps mornings
before nine and afternoons before
tour o 'clock, specially the mess houses
and sinks and grounds around them.
Cooks will police the immediate vi-
cinity of their fires. Officers of the
mum] Will son that undid quarters
and vicinity are. kept carefully policed.
Regimental .ounrtermasters will ac.
company (Iificcrs inspection quarters.
XIV. The Medical Director. snr.
genus and assistant someone will
make frequent inspections of food sup
plies. disposal of garbage and gener-
al conditions. reporting daily to their
commanding oiilcers. .
XV. Tire commanding olficcr of
Battery A will cause one gun to be
fired at revelllo and retreat, ‘
XVI Captain Frank D. Layton.
Aldcde- (lamp. is thDi‘Olw detailed as
acting provost marshal in addition to
his other duties.
XVII. Bands will report to Drum
‘ Major Steele and trunmetors to the
Chief Trumpeter at the ting staff each
evening immediately before retreat.
XXVTII. Bv authority of law the
sale or delivery of spirituous and malt
liquors within one mile of the encamp-
ment or upon the grounds of the camp
lis herebv prohibited.
XIX. Encampment duty helm: ord
cred by authority of the law of the
State. every olficcr and enlisted man
will be required to report for duty or
furnish réasone of imperative characo
tor for absence. liecimentul and
battery commanders will report to
brigade headquarters the names ofnny
unicorn not present for duty and the
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I ‘ counucrsp lav * i I
A. DICKERMAN & SON
04 Washington Street. South Notwrik
Beginning Thursdaii.
Special items Each Day oi Sale. .
E‘s” Ln-
To introduce the “LAWRENCE FACTORY REMNANT and
3}] SURPLUS SALE ” iive have purchased a large quantity of Rem—
"s nests and Short Lengths and Full Pieces direct from the Agent of.
the Mills. .
' ‘I To theseywe have added Goods bought from our cwn Jobbers
\ arid Wholesale Deniers at Quantity Prices. , .
, With above we have put-‘large portions of our own Stock in.—
cluding Summer Goods and Staple Stock} Altogether making an
Attractive Sale, and a Mency Sever for the purchasers of Norwalk
d Vicinity
role for all guards '
.clrange.
olficors or the.IIHoprcsoutativo,
Men unlisted utter InIerm .
. «schohi oi the“ 01d
aha “ uty. Musicians will no
It? polluted for camp nor vice after July
1“ By order of ‘
BRIG. MEN. RUSSELL FROST.
“dial:
_ JOHN H. WADE.
i.ieut..Col. and Aunt. Adiflen.
I Sirloin live. Widening
Continued from First Page.
. N’-
Charles llawhinsrtlronpht the slime
wily and did not can to see any
Mrs. Norwdtyun. through her
her sister, Mrs. Col.
litre. was of the same opinion.
Its scours lIorn Iiifi‘er Int statements
that the whole taouhlo originated from
the sale of a five foot strip of land
in the tour of the Apell pippcrty and
the other live pieces of land in the
)row. This five foot stretch was pur-
chased by Willlaur u Earle in orrtlt‘
that he' might secure a well that was
on it and the six owners mentioned
when they purchased their land. not
doods' ftn' strip‘s 150 feet in depth ex
tending from Mr Enrica purchase.
this bringing them so for out 01' align
ment with the other property on that
side of the street
Mr. Warner was of’tho opinion that
there are just two thin'cs that can be
done; dust. that it can be left just as
lt.is.nntll'thc . town is forced to
straighten out the lines: second, to
appoint a committee to determine. the
benefits and damages‘from taking the.
five feet of land which stands out on
Mr. Apclis property and that of his
five neighbors. ,
WILL nor do TO NIANTIC.
HARTFORD July 23. --an order has
been issued by the adlutant general
relieving the signal corps and coast
artillery. Connecticut National Guard
from attendance at the state camp
from August 30 to September 0, ln~
elusive. and the two corps are ordered
to duty .with the United States troops
during that period. The brigade com-
mander is directed to order ‘the com-
mending ofilcers or the signal corps
and coast artillery to communicate
with the adiutnnt general department
of the cost for instructions immed-
Julu 24th, I902
u ~v. a
. ball at been today.
This store closes daily except
LOW PRICES 0N
ka dots,
dots. 10 ct. value,
In gs
d
GLASS
The center counters in
Now 181116 time to stock up.
Pickle Dishes 4 cts I
Cream and sugars 7 cts ea. '
Condensed Milk jars 9 cts.
Syrup‘Cups 15 as
Celery Holders 6 & r2 cts
Nappies 5 & In cts
‘ Milk Jars IO cts
Salt Shakers 5 to :9 cts
Vases . 4 to 9 as ,
Pitchers 72 to 98 cts
Dollies.
D._§I§IM..READ co.
Established 1357.
Lawns and Dimitics. 10 ct. value,
Navy blue and black ground Challi with white polka
Saturdays, at five o ‘clock.
-.., ”"7"" .. WW..." .m...
WASH FABRICS
Wash materials of all kinds rangingin lengths from a
- low to a hundred .yards. all of excellent design and qual-
ity, are priced for a quick departure item our counters.
The advancing season necessitates this change.
200 pieces of fine Batistes, Jaconets and Diniities, in
either light or dark grounds, , '
so pieces of Lawns and Dimities, light grounds. also
in red, navy and the black grounds,
Linen Dimity, fancy stripe,
Simpson’ 8 Percale for Shirt Waist Suits,
I 5 pieces of iinen~finish-Batiste with figures and pol-
12% cts.
8 cts.
Sets.
8 cts. .
6% cts.
6 A cts?
6% cts.
Lawns, figured and striped patterns ip delicate color- ..
5 cts.
As can be seen there rs great value to be had here,
and the reason for it is. it is growing late m the season.
It is a‘ pity to let the chance pass. for in every instance
these goods will be exactly as desirable next year as this.
WARE
the basement, towards the
front end are given up entirely to the display of- Glass.
The hotel or restaurant
man will find many desirable articles.
Berry Dishes 7 18 0151102.
Handled Bon Boné' 8 cts
Vinegar Cruets 8, 9 & IO cts
‘ Butter Dishes 7. 8 & 9 ate
Spoon Holders 6 ‘cts
Jelly Dishes 35 cts
Tumblers 2 to 10 cts
Lemon Extractors 4 to 7 cts
Measuring Glasses 3 to 5 cts
Cracker Jars 20 cts
Standard Fruit and Cake Dishes from 30 to 39 cts.
There are attractions manifold at the Linen Stiction.
Bargains in Napkins, Table Cloths, Pattern Cloths and
We invite your inspection.
THE D. M READ COMPANY,
Bridgeport; Conn.I . , "
Gems. . ..
ROME. July 24.———'l‘hc pope receiv-
ed the American pilgrims headed by
.he Very Rev. E. ii. Porclic. assistant
general of the. Fathers of Mercy of
I. Brooklyn, N Y., and a number of oth
or American tourists in Cicmentine‘t
The party as
greguted 200 persons.
; When the pontiff appeared. preced-
)d by Bishop Thomas O'Gorman of
Sioux Falls and Bishop John Shanicy.
of Fargo he was greeted with hearty
:rbeers‘and was carried about the hall
in a sedan chair, speaking to each vis-
cera? 'a'ccsrvas AMEaIcAN Pit.-
HICKMAN COURT MARTIAL.
Believed That He is Acqu‘itted o?
Cruelty to Natives.
MANILA. July 24 .wThc court mar
tiui of liieutennnt Eduard IA. Hick-
man of the First Cuvnrry, on the char
gee of having ducked in a pond two
nativbs of Tayabus because they re-
fused to guide him to. the strdngbold
of the Insurgent Leader Caballes, and
with having ducked a third native.
who died of maltreatment has been
concluded after two brief sittings and
“thirteen is believed to have been no-
quitted. The defence admitted all of
no {100 ISaIéfm-lce, .
as, engineers.
[,Color’je Shh-t Waiste Res" vs
Sale, price 85 etc.
unlimIRemnants, “lengths
Value‘ ’7 etc. see price,
-' . . . _ ‘ I . It... . . ‘ ftor as be was introduced by Rev. Dr the specifications in the first charge
R , Ladles', Walking Skirts. . Regular 133 NS, Mill Samples 0! Best Lowell Ingram Thomas F. Kennedy. of Philadelphia taking exception only to the word “un
D ESS GOODS price, 33-93 ‘0 310-00. Sale Nice. ‘ .. R ‘ '0?“ . . " ,‘ ~‘ ‘ Carpets for RIIBSA' Sale price. , ‘ ~ rector of the American college. assist lawful” " and pleaded justification un-
‘ , lines. Plaid for children‘s wear. Reg- , ‘2' 5° 1° 37’0“- Plain Taifettn. Widths Nos. 5, 7. 25 etapach. ad by Fathers Porcile and McGrane. der general order 100 and the con-
‘I ' d
lrtiug Prints, Remnants. ular price, 1239 to 16 cts. Sale price, Ladics' Lung Skirts. Regular price. 9,12. Sale Price 5 etc per yd. 337111110 “MRI-118 of Tapestry Body Professor Peck, of \ale, addressed the itlons prevailing in Tnyabas provisos.
to 6 yds. Value 0 cts. Sale 10 cts. 32.49 to $6.98. Sale price . Fancy Corded mm...“ for Neckwear Brussels. Velvets and Moquettes, 8““ pops in Latin. saying. "May you al. The defense also praluced a tale.
‘ ' ' 4 “5- ‘ 3 pcs All Wool Tricot Regular $1.98 to $4.50. and Hair Ribbon. No. 7. Value 10 01110 for Rugs. Sale price. . so be blessed by God himself."I The graphic order from General Charles
‘5. price 25 cts Sale price ' 19.nt Ladies‘ Spring Jackets From 3200 (.35, Sale Price. 5 cts. 75 etc. and “-00- pilgrims presented his holiness? with urging the location of Cabalies regard-
i‘nd Dark Prints. Remnants, ' 20 '1 C l lD es. (lo II pp ' upward ' ' Fancy Corded and Polka Dot Rib. Granite Mt Squares. 8128 2% Vdfi $1,000. Before leaving the. pope stood less of the measures necessary to do
to 6 yds. Value, 6 cts. Sale 1 1' 91093. £10?“ S1" 5 1° 815 t" I L ll Whit Ski t R l i hope for Neck‘wear. Regular price. by ,3 .yris. Regular price v52 98. Sale in the center or the pan and bestowed so The defense disclaim‘ed any do.
. ‘ 41/3 cts. 0 at pr cc. 2 c s a e pr ea, c a. at es‘ 0 r s. egu sr pr cos, ,5 ms, Sale Price acts. price, $2.39. the apostolic benediction on the pil she to shift- the responsibility and
. 10 Des. Colored Dress Goods Reg- 50 “5 4° W 25- 31110 N190 Assorted Fanov hibbon. Regular All Wool Art Squares. size 2% yde. grime. The majority of those present said the telegram produced showed
yard wide. Remnr‘mts. nlar price, 50 and 75 ct.s Sale price. 39 “3- ‘0 $179. - .- _- ‘ , N, 17 etc. by 3 yds. Regular price, so 00 Sale we're profoundly moved and many of the urgent necessity for locating Ca-
Prlce 2o cte Sale l’rl.
lids; Usual price 10. “5- 25 his. Ladies‘ Night Robes. Regular price, 100 “a Spool Cotton: Regular" price, 34.19. the women wept. The pontiff retlr rballes
~‘ '7 '3" French Flannel, all wool. Regular 50 019. 10 131-50 $018 price, Price 2 0th Sale Price. 1.“, —“""——'T"' ed amid cries: ‘ “Long live» ’Leo." Lieutenant Hickman testified re
ercaie‘. Remnants lengths 01109.50 eta 3018 price. 25 etc.‘ . " W“ .. ‘ 39 “5 ”3.1.19. Bays‘w Windsor ~fries. - wwRegulnr MCQUETTE RUGS» "". m .. . “God biesx the old man" Eggdgnstfiie ghartg: that 1;? had casual?
. Ladl M l 1) lie t . , ea 0 a m. .9 an 3,,
,2qu mice 12%»‘G‘tq‘sfiti 1mEa ‘Ifliidz'f‘iié‘ “$11: ozriggs $112. ”was“ “a, n mWGlgsc'Eazge 502- "£212? ‘cstesarfs‘sgfdpliggis 11%: 311813 by 3“ 119811131‘P'fm 31-00 . THoueI-Ir. HE MET TRACY, the witnesses at th Grimmer innuIrv
’ Children‘s Muslin Drawers. , Ice .15 n, 5819 Price ‘ . WOODBURN, Ore}; July 24 .—-Frank testified that this man died from in-
t ll 1 m e . . 5 cs.. re ular nice 60. his. Sale Price. 25 cts. Sale Pr c 9
Batiste u pecfs’ 8‘: r, M 18”.} .8 I 35 etc. From 10 cu. upwards. Clark's 0, N. T Lustre. Regular She 2'7 by 63 1192111“ PTICB. 732% Pickons, a young man living in the Juries, that he was not ducked and
“me‘ .10 m S“ e pr $2.... D c “ . ‘ ' ‘ . Price 5 cts.‘ Sale Price. -. 81/27:“. 31119 Price» .5193 outskirts of town. that a heavily I-aI-m that he was not .molested The pros-
- ‘ I ' 1 be regular price, 75 Ct“ Sale HOSIERY Ladies‘ and Children‘s Hose‘Sup- Size 36 by 72. ReKllIaI‘ Price, 33 .75 ed bicycle rider whom he thought was ecution disregarded the latter charge
d Lawns. fun pieces beat price, . . 50 6‘8. ”3...... portal-5‘ 8816 Price. 9 cu. 8.18 Price, . 0298 Tracy, the outlaw. and who asked the as being unworthy of credence. Col.
‘ 12$”.cts. Sale or cs, 1.90.. regular price. 31.25.‘Sale pi‘icc, Ladles' Fancy mop gum, Hose, 5m, 1.000 YdS- Hamburg Embroidery SMYRN‘A RUSS—Special pur- (“motion and distance to Salome. Ag. onel Smith who was a witness for the
.9 613- 75° 8 quality. Sale price. . 35 m. Sale Price, . 5.0:. chases for this sale. ii: obtaining “If" desired finfml‘matlon diffusgéstesuhgh thfat Mailer ogrdner
Plain Black Goods. Sale price. L dies' ‘pa'nc‘ Hose. Re ular rice, . Boxes . writing paper Regular. Size 16 by 32 Regular prim 7'59 9 stranger to e‘ on to t e d rectlon ’ pops 1: or e c urges
20 Per Cent. Reduction. 25 Cum Sale piles - g 1? cu.‘ Price 1‘0 flak . SN; pr1i ”9'1; 1331-. 3316-9’113‘13; I Firs: gfdgflfimfig Nth 12rd,; £3231: atrile 2g; against the lieutenant.- A
Table Linen Remnants. From 22 etc. Childrens Extra Fine Ribbed Hose Pounr Pac ages rit as aper. 6 8129 18 y 36. Reimlar Pr ce ‘ M ASKED MEN K
er d. n wards. . . Price ~ 15 to. Sale Price. ., , 75 en. 118134137 armed and apparently follow- ILLING SHEEP.
p yb 1: .IIM” .. R to '1. “93‘1““ 1111259. 19 ¢t9~ 311-10 1‘1‘100- 5.53 Size 21 by 45, Regular pflce' $1, 39 ing the first. Plckens at once beaten» “‘7‘
an is L non l emnun Vii. afar 25 c’t‘a. A BARGAIN COUNTER OF Sale Price $1.00 ad to temporal notified theauthorlties. Many Herds Turned up“ to pi. in
no 59 cts. Sale finrice. _. , 45 Gent's Pl in and Fancy 3,6- dices. Sizes 20.1w 5 2 Regular Price $2 00. P“ Salem. prison authorities were no. the Wyoming Mountains.
Tabiefiinenfflfll” Remnants Regular pr! .‘10 cts. sue nrlrefii‘ “ NUMEROUS ITEMS 381,, mm..- ‘ 149 tried. at- once and Superintendent Lee LANDERS, Wyo. July 24.-n is
2 for 15 are
Imdles’ Kid Gl es. Odd lots. Reg-
price. {in 6 price. 50 ct: .
121,; .
Ladles' Fancy
value 19 etc. sale‘prlge,
a
ale price, .
ibbed Vests Goodl
,21/2. etc.
.811 9'
~y Ribbed Vests. Good .
’ 9 eta;
lengths. s to 25 yds.
. Tapestry
Wire. Regular Price, 76 cts. Sale
50
Brussels, best 10 wire
Usual Price.
Scots. 8ale Price 60 cts..
short lengths. 3100
.. Sale Priestg I
ale Price.
ingr 'n Carpets.
mussels. 10 pieces, 8. Sale flies.
on. Sale Price
sizes. Sale
outrelte Velvet: and H
Siz'e so by ‘60. Regular Price. $21.75
suit as by 72. Regular Price. :3. 75.
Best “Importer. Smyrna 311$ng”
the.
We as,» Cont. Reduction.
Price,
Gent. Reduction.
193 ed. extra guards on the wall and sent
‘23; on yard in order to prevent raid on
, tension work the uni
. “Ine- audios sizes
of the penitentiary, immediately plac-
out a truth force to surround the pris-
the wall guards.
UNIVERSITY EXTENSION WORK.
. CHICAGO. .JulyI 219m at chapel ad»
dress before the summer students of
the Univerpity at Chicago. President
Harper has said that in
to: the people was
work. henld, whichdis
II It
sign lectures and classes are; of
‘ some. f.
reheepmen _ . .
.‘ ncPuaLIcau with mice
can . .
learned that in addition to killing a
nexican sli'eel) harder named Sam Ga~
burn and slaughtering several thous-
and sheep, a band of 150 masked men
has surrounded all the sheep camps
and forced the sheepmpn to abandtm
their flocks. After iniiug one “herd
of 2. 000 sheep. 25 ‘other herds airi‘o'untl
ing to about 65,000 sheen; were driven
into the meantuins and left to shirt .
.ifor themselves. The shéepmen have
a been thrputened withvlustant death .4!
an 31.9!" to; utter their flap.
The sheep
are new the prey or w id animals and
the loss will be very heavy. This scene
of» of the lameness is 115 miles west or
Leaders in Freemont county. The ml-
,litia may be called out to protect the
NEW YORK: July i
bench.
Norwalk Chronicler