Ali KKaKlth‘KKK the line they are reduced
in the same proportion.
E K BANKS"
:K, «m wasniuorbh sinner, “
Mali-chemo Hotel Block, ‘
SOUTH NORWALK, CON
Localiewsiinies
.Iitttp
WEATHER rosscAsr. M
For Norwaik and Evicinityi Partly
‘ cloudy with possible light local show
are tonight and Saturday. Showers
have occurred during the past 24 hours
‘ i the southwest upper Mississppi val-
' l y: lake region and along the Atlantic
‘ cost from New York to Washington
and lrom Charleston to Jupiter, Fla.
Eaiestine, Texas reported 1.36 inch; -
Pierre, S.D., 1.10 inch and Scranton.
Fa“ 1.18 inch. No excessively . high
temperatures were reported cast of the
Rocky mountains. The general con
ditions have llflanged but very little
during the p t 24 hours and they do
not indicate any decided change for
this vicinitydurlng the next 24 hours.
Arthur Ferris and Homer Lawrence
one building a canoe.
Cockenos Tribe and Cockenoe Hay-
loft,l 0. R. M“ of Norwalk, will meet
this evening, in Red Men‘s Hall, In
the Gazette building. ‘
, --Alpine Straws. O'Brien's.
, The tall timber south 0: Danb‘ury is
reported to be overrun with rabbits
Probably some or them are Welsh rab-
bits —-liartford Post.
An open regatta will be held by the
Norwalk Yacht Club. tomorrow after-
, noon. Most of the entries will not be
known until the last moment.
An important meeting or the Econ-‘
. ethic League will be held this evening,
inA. 0. H. Hall. Five delegates to the
state convention at New Haven, July
30, will be appointed.‘
-—-Mason Fruit Jars title (102.
Lawton dc Co. .
Hislop & Co. have marked their
wash waists much lower than their
regular prices. They claimthey must
all go if prices will do it. Quotations
appear In their advertisement.
The lawn party on the lawn of Mrs
Lena Briggermsn. in Fairlield avenue,
this or eniug. promises to be a success,
it weathér permits.
Wilcox, pianist, will furnish music.
«Full line Straws. ., O'Brien's.
. Washington Camp. Patriotic order
Sons of America, will hold its regular
meeting Monday night, and arrange
tor a special time on August K5th when
the state convention will be in session
here
. The stone pillars in front of, the old
Norwalk post olllce were torn down
yesterday, and preparations are being
made for putting in the new front. The
improvement in the appearance of the
stone will be considerable.
. --K-’Qulte unusual to combine in one
RD.
N remedy a laxative and a tonic but
“Laxskola does it.” It cures with a
gentle, effectiVe action without pain or
discomtort. 25 cents
For sale by F. M. Finch.
The Noriwalk baseball team and the
R 8: G‘team are scheduled to do hat-
tle tomorrow, afternoon, on the Decker
Field. it is stated that Manager An-
derson, or the Norwalke, has consider—
ably strengthened his tean1,uud it is
not believed that the fares of last week.
will be repeated. Tensorrow 5 game is
the first of a series of three to decide
the championship of The Norwslke.
Fifty—tour members of the order of
Sons of Temperance from this vicin‘
ity, attended the annual picnic at the.
District Division, at Pine Rock Grove,
near Shelton, yesterday. The local
~ members had a special car. Dinner was.
served in the grove. There were prese
_ ant prominent members from all over
the state. The occasion proved a very
gelighttol one {or all present. The:
orwaikcrs arrived it t ‘Ki 0 ’cIOck.
tress ARRIVAL
Genuine Spring Lamp Legs,
“1315:: lb.
10o lb.
. Facilitation
soc lb.
K 12ers. _
Mrs. William J.‘
enmity boint ouch hwit
‘ thli ‘Wiihit.
A non-advertiser doesn't stay a non-
advertiser long "these day‘s; be ‘either
begins to advertise or goes out of busi-
ness. ‘ ,
, «Square Pianos for 325.
well, ,
Thomas E. Gregory will commence
the work of finishing the roads in the
West Norwalk district essay. He is
one of the town' a contractors.
KB. Kriéger 3; Cone ask what is the
use of laying out so mucli money for
your needs when $1, 00 weekly pay
ments will elitisfy your eyery want.
Notices are up in the it at G munu~
Vacation will commence on Saturday,
August 2, and end Monday. August 18.
The business cities of The Evening
Sentinel will close tomorrow alters
noon. at 4 o'clock. and the paper will
be issued at 1 o’clock as usual Satnr»
day, afternoons,
~Masdn Fruit Jars, 50c dos.
Lawton it (lo
In a general cleaning out of the odds
and ends at the close or a season,
many rare bargains are disclosed and
just now D. M Road are looking a
general cleaning.
There are still two more days of
the Rowland Mill End Stile. Much
money is to be saved by those taking
advantage of the inducements at this
wonderful ninth sale. ,
——Don‘t tell to attend the 7c sale at
M. S. Smith &Co' s.‘
The Lawrence remnant and surplus
sale at Dickerman it Son 3 has opened
with interest. The people of the Nor
walks are evidently appreciative of the
advantages offered there ‘
Michael Chamok, of Stevens dc Wei
ters' market, has purchased (our lots,
50 x 150 feet in size, at the corner of
Lexington avenue and Belden street.
The property was formerly owned by
John Gorham, of Wilton.
~Standing oats and grass for sale at
No. 16 East Washington street _
Two cyclists came together in a
head~on collision. in Meadow street
last night, and for a time there Was a
little excitement. One blamed the oths
er; After a low words the two separ-
atcd The damage was slight.
Miss Daisy Scndder, of West street,
who has been teaching in the Scotland
d strict school in Ridgoileld. i‘or sev-
er mm, has been reappointed, hav
ing given excellent satisfaction during
the time she has been there
weren't bargains for 7c ht M. KS
Smith it Go: s, Sat. and Mon.
[alloy and Howard Montgomery. at
F. DI
Butterys sail boat for the week, and
report some line sailing trips. They
left several power boats in the rear on
a run from Roton Paint to Dorlon’ s,
yesterday afternoon. . ‘
Mr and Mrs. Bédient of Norwalk
were the guests 0* Conrad Bor‘da on
last Sunday. ~—O. Li Baasett the wall
known “wizard oKt electnieity,” has
Robert Lynch and will- conduct an
unto-date wheelman’s rest—Charles
Johnson collidiiid with a Norwalk boy
onMsin streetsin‘ that place. on Sun-
day. and his wheel is In the repair
shop, while he nurses 3 number of
painful bruises—«Wilton correspon-
dent Ridgefiaid Press.
—-A wheelman‘s tool bag isn’t com-
plete without a bottle 0| Dr. Thomas’
Eclectric Oil. Heals cuts bruises.
stings sprains. Monarch oyer pain.
Under the new registration law there
has been a question as to whether a.
casual reading of it makes it appear
that way. but as this seemed unneces.
sary to the registrars and the voters
the former have consulted counsel and
it has been decided that a voter once
registering his party preference. ends
that part of it, as the registrars have
no power to take that voters name
off the list unless he leaves me state
or dies. But he has the right to
change his party twice a year if he
wants ton; This Insets with the nppmv-
all intereKsted as none care about
the rouble or registering twitch year
to be allowed to vote at canes -
cheater Journal ‘ ’
lnhtiiuted by Frederic A. Bartlett
trustee ot the What estate of John-
easiest Wei :5
rruied by Judge
the civil superior court;
m:
acne without actually bolas in “Wit?
.1 w sols,
factory to the effect that on annual -
Norwalk, are in possession of Clarence ‘
leased the store recently vecsted by .
voter should register twice a year. A ‘K K
unless a. ram
e
This Ninth (and greatest of all Mill End Sale closes with the closing of the store Saturday
night. Till then, there' 1s much money to be saved or every department; every sort of goods to be ‘
bought at far less than usual price. ‘
WASH GOODS.
Some lawns yet at 3%c yd.
White and colors, good genome,
and worth 5c. .
Apron ginghams in even and
broken checks and: the favorite
colors,worth K7c yd—4’Ky3'c.
Yard-wide pcrcaics both light
anddark and in figures or stripes,
worth 10c yd—é‘A.
Best prints, standard and worth
61: yd. all the year ’round-g-lpygc. ,
Ginghams, some Scotch others
best American; good patterns,
worth 25c~1oc yd.
MATTING.
Good strong cotton~wsrp im-.
ported mattiugs. large carpet dc-
signs or small figures, worth 30c
to 351: yd.,1and never out of lash-
ion—22c. yd. K
Wire-grass matting, American
make, tough, stout and good-look- ,
in, not hurt by sun or rain, and
exceedingly-good for porch use-f
324;. yd.
FOR CHILDREN.
Fine- gauge vests with short
sleeves, all sizes, worth 25c—~15o.
Little children’s fine cashmere
stockings with silkheel and toe,
all colors—12%c pair.
, m _ 1 ,. ... i
DRAPERIES.
Time is all too short for every
woman to share in these.
Striped sash muslins, a yard
widelworth race—7c yd;
Tapestry, 50K inches wide, pret-
ty iloral patterns, worth 75c—-59c K
Yd: .
Velour, aoulnch” plain colors
1,1 .
and rich iKloral designs, worth 751:
and $1-‘-3ge yd. K ,
Ruffled hobbinct‘ curtains, with
good fullfruiile and worth $2 and
S2.5oK'--$1.K50 pair. “
ENAMELWARE ,
AND HKOlKKJSKE-NEEDS. K
Not so great a variety as a week
fl
ago of course, but many of the
most-worthy articles are still to
be had. Every piece of enamel-
ware is of guaranteed first quality.
Tea- and coffee—pots—zsc.
Ladies. and dippers—‘sc.
2~qt. wanes-19¢.
Oaks-tumors and funnels-5c.
No. 7 tea-kettleHac. ’
Tin buckets, 3‘. or 4-qt.—-—gc, .
Japanned bread-boxes—esc.
Galvanized garbage-cans—3gc.
Fibre buckets—19c.
,Clothesgpinwxoo for Bé‘,
Clothemwringcrs—ugsc.
The demand Dru Goods Compass. Bridgeport.
I
GLASS.
Fine patterns and quality at
such little prices as only a Mill
End sale sees.
_ Jelly—moulds, with lids, Kthree
sires-’35:: doz. _ K
Jelly-glasses,‘ two sizes-Fuse.
dos... _
Mason fruit-jars, . pints or
quarts,—”—‘-50c doz.
Crystal lemonade sets with
tray—-48c. .
Rose-jars and bouquet—holders,
fancy,--7c.
Individual _ preserve—saucers ~—
159 dd:-
Water—pitchcrHc.
Syrup-jugs and vinegar-crusts
~15c. ' _
Olive-dishes, creamem, spoon-
holdcrs, celery-trays.- jelly-trays—
MILLINERY.
Startling, even for a Mill End
sale, are the values in millinery
now to be had.
Summer hats, stylish jaunty
summer hats in a wide variety of
colors nudistyics,‘ at -%,ai1d, in
some inst can. only about a-K
tenth of oilnprices.
The very-best hat in the store
is but $3. 50; good hats for as lit-
tle as 25c.
. ‘ POSQNINE 'IKK‘HE KSYST M.
. It is through the bowels thK’stK the
body is cleansed of impurities. Constiu
potion keeps these poisons in the syn
tem, causing headache dullness and
melancholic at first. then unsightly
eruptions and finally serious illness
any, is applied Dertt's
Little Early Risers, prevent this tool;
hie by stimulating the liver and pro
mote easy healthy action of the how;
sis. These little pills do not act vio~
ienily but by strensih‘enins the bowels
enable them to porter-m their own
work. Never gripe or distress. Cilia
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JOHN “(3311716
Moot (47-3:
listing Your Vacation
have the interior of your home
renovatedeit’s the most convert.
lent time and then .it’s on re
trashing to return to a newly
decorated home.K
207 East Washington St. .1
,KfimKK muhmaperlauoem
worthh’ something. him. 3312.1”
. tsters to Cores, on the, one hand and»
, questions affecting her internal and
GUARANTEE COREA'S DEBT.
' Great Britain Kand Germany KWiKIi Look
After Her Finances.
ST. PETERSBURG, . July 25.~—A
special despatoh received here from
Seoul, Cores. announces the conclue
ion oi an important agreement bew
tween the British and Japanese min-
the Japanese connellion Kate; special,
advisor at the Cores emperor on the
other, by which Great Britain and Jo
pan mutually guarantee Coreas in-
debtedness and pledge be; their sup-
port and assistance in all important
foreign policy. Cores in return
agrees to raise her naval and military
establishments to a rooting comment
(or her own defence and also In case
at raising a foreign loan she agrees
to restrict herself the markets of
Great Britain Japan and the ii
States. She further agrees th
*{oreigner shall be appoiuted to peel
o e.
my...
rotection of Gareth territory
and that a protest shall be immediate-
ly maids against any state or persons
attornntqu to erect works or built?
so as to prejudice Co:
national defence.
mum more trouble»
some lusummertiun inwinter it'no
‘ failure to scours for themathe premise
‘ them Fobrnary, .1837 The costs at
”a
for Judge notepad;
Lot White Lawn Waists,
Lace trimmed. reduced to
Shirt Waisis,
Special Value at
broidcrv trimmed,
$l'50 Now ‘
Colored Silk Chanibrcv Shirt
Waists, reduced from Si 50 to
We .7
Want
You
To
":9
Atlas
Portland
cement.
for easu choosing. Then have been
liberallu price reclused that this week shod
close out everu last-one Of them.
Lot coiore‘dShirt Waisis, in Lawn Percale and
Chambrev, .worth' irom 50c to 75C. reduced to
Large asSoriment of light and medium colored
button front or back reduced.
Ladies’ White Lawn Waists, tucked and em—
reduced from $|.25 and
All of our f no quality White Waists. at Big Reduction.
83 8t 85 Washington Street. South Norivalk.
The superiority of Portland‘overoré
dlnsry cements is well understood
The price is now so‘low'that Roam
dale cement is, to ah extent, being
crowded out. We handle thef"Atla'c"K
which is conceded to be the best brand
on the market. Our sales of this
meat have increased ten-told with
a few years.
cement use "ATLAS?
or course, we have the “Rosendalo”
also, and our line or masone’ building
materials blue stone. sewer pipe, do.
is cumpiete
J 01211 H Farr
149 Wasbiugran St. South Norwalkfi
if you are going to use
popular every day.
10 to 20 per cent.
await you at our store.
Add so much to the beéuty or a bed room that they are becoming _,,
We have all the newest styles and can save you .
This week we offer the following specials:
s 3.50 "mil BED FOR
3 7.50 ”mil BED FOR
3 9.00 "1th BED fK-‘OR ,
"2.00130" BED FOR
* $19.00 BRASS BED FDR
$2100 BRASS BED FOR
$25.00 BRASS BED FOR
The above are only a fragmentary portion of the great vain,
A. J COLLINS 8:
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBKALMKERS,
» 12 North Main Street,
CURTIS MUST PAY.
Sci-para a Son Again Secure an Award
of Damages. ‘
Bérnard & Son of Winsted have
been awarded damages of 31, 540
against 1.7.117. Curtis, d Bridgeport, (or
so in Bridgeport, which he leased to
inched tether damages will amount at
may hall the amount of damages.-
Bernard 5-. Son milliners secured a
or the premises then occurred by
Harris int urlls block, to take
i‘pfii 1,1897 San: Ennis clam
As in BridgKKGKpurt. K
out in May, 13
Manes or $3
3 2.75
s 6.25
1 s 7.75
s 9.98
316m
. $18.00
$21.75
South Norm!
BOLT STEUCK KA THE
Four KPemmc Were Stunned
Suffered Several Day
Another storm that had
sufl'ering humanity was that
Wednesday afternoon. Rum
pies, at North Wiltonpa ..
by Dr. J M. Cohurn,
walk, and two ladies, dr
John Burrs in West
burn and the ladies all .
into the" house. Mr. strip
driven under a tree in tit
home. but knowing the 13
mg shelter under a tree in
storm started his horse: to
.y from it. He had proceeded
viii/ape who: a bolt
unsaved injury
two ladies were
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