)1 Russell oi Union on).
White Plains I1) response to u) ‘
0
a that her sister 13) serIo‘usiy
Rev. Howard Hoyt, or New causal).
‘ 3 will preach In the West Norwaik Un
‘ very pleas ‘
yesterday
I)
vent’e business story
3 nos 03) course help In
he sin y fascinating.
fins-«0111‘ entire stock to be closed out
before September lat at any price. Ev-
. eryt hing some. M B. Smith & Co.
The New York Grocery Company
disks you to compare prices. Their
prices are certainly Interesting and
3 yourean profitably redo the advertise-
3 » s ‘ 1
we 3mmana3em nts of the Nor-
walk and” S on) d, )3) ball teams tor
The E gfientinei. business oiilce
will close tomorrow alternoon and dur
ing the “remaining Saturdays of the
{pelt The paper will be
’ ’1
1) Dr. gli‘owlerl‘) Ergtract or
kept handy.
ery looseness Not
3 )1) vacation. Remington
last evening In the First
Church. There was )1. good
1 1- . d) Gumbony, who have
been In the dry goods business for
Several years in South Main street.
will {nave September 11st to the, vacant
store in the Havilnnd Hotel block, in
Washington street. 3
Olsen has found it necessary to use
extrs specs towel ate hi3) shoe bur-
gains. Better‘ijead this announcement
now otherwise you may forget and
less a very line Opportunity to in
3 crease the power of your dollar.
SHATTERD ALL RECORDS. 3
Twice in hospital, F .Gullcdge,
Verbena, Ala. paid a vastA sum to doc
tors to cure a. severe case of piles.
causing 24 tumors.“ When all failed.
3 Bucklens Arnica Salve soon cured
him. Subdusu inflammation. conquers
Aches, kills Pniiis. Best salve in the 1
werid. 26c at F. ii. Baxter‘s drug
For the BeSt CNS 0* Meat 2log, at the Removal Sale of Dry Goods 3
and Kitchenware. at M. S.- Smith or 1
' and ior Fresh Vegetables go
1 ‘lonifiihepelto
‘ o’i .3
Ion. next cede
I)... 3.....3? i”
h-
taken a
1 . 3 ties 01:11.11th has).
‘ , tour pounds and the otner nearly the
11, some w-eixht. , 3.
3 killing off several 0
A witness at the shooting ‘
all”): 1311136“
‘ Chhrles,
incss wit Jensen;
33-111.. . M3) .Lit ciiwillolso
holster) shortly.
Ernest‘Debket‘ )1 "chew oIWDTIeI
. Hoyt. of South Norwnlh, die
day at Biolo‘r‘ado springs
had been far 119311;]! f
wileduction in Eitrnws. O‘Brien.
Frederick A. iter and James
Boles of West Norwnlk. have been up
late Franklin E. Stevens. Mrs. filter
out has been appointed executrix. Thb
estate is valued at several thonsnnd
dollufl.1 1 ‘
The Boston Store has started its
summer readydowesr garment half
price and less sale We advise your
turningV to the advertisement, It item-
lace and gives u" clearer Ides of the
"I of the able that) we could pos-
30' Brlon' 11.
+311" 131 1 3 3
Edward F. 511111.311) Norwallr‘ sud 3
South No‘rwalk tobacco dealer, and E
C Punzclt went on a itching expedi
tlo'n yesterday and caught twp been
The Raymond Grocery Compony3 or.
South Norwaik. has purchased of A. A.
Rdymo‘nd; Jr. the lot and burn in West
street. which Was turmeriy owned by .
the late”; George i. Keeler but which .
the company has leased and occupied
i‘r Several years past;
‘Yéry fell); brands of Cigars hold
their own dike the imperial Crown. it
has been sold for lil years and over
and is now considered one of the stun
dard brinds.
members of the lire departments In 1
The Narw'allrs will1be interested to
learn that the annual carnival of the
Southport Fire Department will
that town 3
~——"3l'anglei'oot 3 tor16c. F.D.L. 8) (lo.
Miss Mamie Goodwin, who has been ‘
very sick at her home In Ann street. 3
was kindly: remembered by her shop-
mntes yesterday afternoon. in the
form of a large basket or fruit. Miss
Goodwin is much thought of by her
friends and they took this means of
showing it. 4 _
~Sboulder ' Steak, )2). ‘Hayes’s.
TheNorwalks and R A (3')) w... play
the second of the series oi! three
games tor the chap) ionshlp. or the.
Twin Cities tomorro nitcmoon on
the Decker Field IBruce and Mc-
{truth will probably be the opposing
tv'vlrlers The lotter's am) is again in
good shape. .
v—Laxakola is not only a reliable lax
ative. but I) upload! tonic and blood
purifier besides When there is con-
stipation in the family and an all-
around laxative is needed remember
"Laxakoia does it." 1 li$6 cents. , . 3
For sale by F. M. Finch.3 .
Miss Marian Warren. of Bridgeport
will substitute for Miss A. Agnes Chop
ohms as sopinno soloist in the -
quartette choir of the South Norwh'ik
Congregational Church on Sunday.
Miss Warren is a promising young
singer having studied for some time
with Miss phopourlau. ’
3~Everythins going, everything so-
. the one)
the pestiterous
marrow attempt)» at 3: iii)
'1 Ion gins—~60 yd.
One Weighed
be 1
11 held lur‘one Week commencing August
Ethan g1 promises to surpass onyv
. 1)th vcn ‘
regular midweek prey: 1 “i
one ton of coal at present prices.
,1 Mot III-tenth oi the toil will be told 11
. or in typimthoro will he goods at ev~ .
cry sort so chill)
bonsht bl romeo
1 Here are some i at
Duck and linen hots. some with psi
tentdjestlior crowns. were originally
price to 61 96-4611.
$12190 and lawn worth 61) to 10¢ yd
-— c
huwns, dgurodend striped. mostly
they'll be ulcklii
1 light color), worth 12%): to 19c you
”do.
Percale. only an odd 200 yds, worth
1.2%): lib-6 WI.
Gingham); stripes and not the best of
colors but 261') duhll ty‘~‘9c.
Printed slimmer silks, white aspired
worth the lid-447)).
' Lining” taffeta silk Worth bile end 76)) 1 3.
Plan)": FRAMING.
yd fair range of colors—4339):. ,
Window shades. a lot in all but few
10! n kind—8o: ‘1
(lurthiu hhislin, odd 1 and ehert
gringes and cords 13) mos) jumble
.... n y .
Pillow squnres ct tapestrys—rilsc. 3
Women’ 1’) shoes,“ Ines ad button,
high and low; ton and l) 11116).wa
61.60 to 63, but narrow widthswiiic
Men's 311111.111) 1.)!) and vii) hid col-
ored shoes, worth 636'. end 633.‘ 630 nor-
row widths chili-+3615
Women’s kid-1 low shoes kid or put
entienth‘er tips, 31) cleanup 0! shoes
worth 61. 50 to g2...” 10.
Women )1 low shoes Viol 1111') 111.11....)
cut-leather3 welt or turn soles. few or
any one style worth 62. 60 to 63. 60-2»
pointed appraisers or the estate or the ‘1 30
Double picture frames,
26c~16o
Pipersclts, worth 263:) but in the way ‘5
how~16c.
Jardinlers, fancy decorated chino)
small blind and unlined. worth 16c
and 183c-idc
Fancy cups and saucers.
sorts. worth lie to i2c~6 (1.
Glass dishes, few of my one pattern.
several
1 Worth illumilc.
Window screens. extend 22 to 34 in-
ches worth 20c-l 21).
Ruby-colored hall lamps, too many
of this particular style. worth 63—4160
Refrigerators a quarter oil‘ The sea
son is that going. Those that were 610
are 837. 60 for example.
Men’s neckweur. worth 261: and Ella
minim. \1
Men 1) bulbrlggun underwear worth
2611-490. ,
Mona Silo underwear-27): 1
The story's not anywhere near told.
Just Iaa good rooming!) among the
ready-to-wear garments and domestics
and notions.
Come and rummage for yourself
THE ROWLAND
nnv snobs oo.
LEMERQEF 11
, 3; Expense
0)) Fuel!
c1113.“)! as Eiliciéni. and Very
Much Cheaper than Coal.
[.1
Why burn coal at exorbitant prices
when coke will suffice? *
The Connecticut) Railway and Light
in); Co. has an abundant supply on
hand at an economic price.
1:0‘
Price l0 cis. per Bushei. with—
in the City Limits.
one and One halt tons of coke cecal
our). 3 Railway;
is a crackshot. dropping 1 N
no or gun.
.1
gilt, worth
PAINT Nil AND
PAPER HANGING.
wm ready to do the work.
WINDOW BHADIO.
Any sin. make or thickness, to
. order. ‘
PAI‘N‘rsns' sormss.
amour museum. .
PAINTING AND PAPER usuemo.
« w.‘ make it on art.
DEGKER.
I7 WASHINGTON BTREIT
lentil Norvvslk. 1»
. Telephone connection. 1
jJunius Brown ‘
Plinth nil Papa) lain).
M ‘
3 Pure-15Whlto n...) and line
mixed by hand still wear twice
as long and cover double sur-
isoo as machinery mixed. The
house 1)! William Stevens and a!
3 Stephen Wilcox. both on South
Main street. tiers painted by me
in this manner over eleven years
,1 «1).. They are still good. 1
Your house will stand as well
‘3’ ii [point it. My cities, 66 80th
1 Melt), street. My residence. 86
111131)) are). street. 1 '
Aéfisp
Val ye.
Noiselsu. closes without 13s)- or we
tar hammer. Has no tank.
THE lilEAL
VOLUMETER PRIOIUll IIOU‘
LATINO, FLUSH .VALVI.
A self adjusting pressure regulate)
applied to a Flush Valve operated by
direct pressure. Discharges the some
amount of. Water in the same length oi
time, regardless of the head or: pres
sure in service hips.
see it in operation in out dill»
Hormel Nash
611.6916) liiin and instinct)
larval 111mm
NO 40 WATER STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
”~—
SOLOMON SCAM? Manager
,3 Gold, Silver. , Nickel “d copper
u—q—
Chsndelim Hand Irons Fenders. ‘
15 bur. ”
1* tionnl work,
in 3 3
there was considerable talk about the
visit of Willip‘rn Jennings llryau to 11:1). . 3
. slots, and there was ll. proposition 3
made to the members or the conihlio
tee that funds be raised «11111111111131; to
keep M11. Brynn in Connecticut until
utter the toil campaign, for the (loud
or the party.
The committee alluded to is the Re 31
publican state committee which was
in derision at New London. Will be un-
do) obligation Ior'the home of the m)
lhor of the proposition to rule!) funds
audicient to keep Mr. llryan In Con
necticut. Perhaps the party can be ac.
oummodnted,‘ iloubtlesa arrangements
couldlio blade din-In the mouth of 0c.
tuber, whereby Mr. lryuu could divide
the time on national issues with Henn-
tors Ii‘owlcy and Matt. or the cundl
date of the Republican party for
colmresnmnuvnt-lnrgo at one or more,
of the plincipnl points In Connecticut
in joint debate. Perhaps funds sum
cient could be raised in order to bring
about Joint debates with Congressman
Henry in the First district. Congress
mnl) Sperry In the Second district, Con.
grossmnn Russell in the Third (listliot,
and Congressmen iiill In the Fourth‘
district.
Doubt'iess all those gentlemen are
133l1l3lxlOll8 to give a reason ior the Iaiths
that is within them. and explain to
their
votes in the Con rose of the United
States. Have no ouht, whatever. that
Mr. Brynn—«ii his time will pcmlitm
would be willing to divide the time I'll
Joint debate. and I)! his engagements
did not permit, 111)) a representative
or the Democratic party could be sub ‘
siltuted for him.
Let us how the issues discussed.
The advocates of the (‘hivugo and Ken'-
sns (‘ity platforms
“the greatest good to the greatest nun)
our representatives in the national
Congress to enlighten 115.1); what bet
ter way can that be done then by joint I
discussion in a pdiiticni campaign? 3
If the Republicans are in earnest for
a discussion or the‘econolnic questions
now pressing for solution, the beiicv~
era in the Chicago and Knusuh City
platforms are prepared to meet them
1 In jointdiscusslon in the coming com-
palm), and “ will willingly pay their
share ovahc expense in this educa—
Truiy yours.
ALEXANDER TROUI’.
ANOTHER 7130‘ch eu‘sss.
Brandegee for Governor and Kenealy
for Attorney General. 1
“One of the best- 4591mm
runs in the Stole" agitated the tele-
phone bell in the editorial ropm of "161
New Haven :..3i)ender Wednesday for
the purpose of sharing with an eager 3_
public the following forecast. of the
Republican Stole ticket;
‘ For Governor,
Flank l3. Brundegce,
Oi New London.
For Lieutonantdloveruor
R S.Woodr11ff,
Of New Haven
For Attorney General,
Michael Kenealy.
Of Stamford.
For Secretary of State,
F. T. Moxwuil.
0! Vernon.
For Treasurer,
A. J. Bloom.
0! New Britain.
For Comptroller,
)9). o. Averill.
0! Washington. 3
“W x 3,
.3 LEFT Poon. eAcK WEALTHY.
Bridgeport Brakeman struck Pay Gra-
velt in Alaska.
Ssnlucl. McCarthy. of Bridgeport
from“ whom none of his relatives had
board since he left here In 1884 after
a bitter quarrel with his sweethealt.
returned to his home this week With
deeds for considerable Alaskan mining '
‘pmperty for a large amount
’uf aton‘eF i ' easier) Wilt. on he
went away h wits n railroad brakenl‘an
on bad no money. lie was then We!)
3 new)... years old;
McCarthy was pleased to In.) his
parents living ior they are both very
old Their menus are meagre but he
say) then) a small tortone He took a
from when) he had vainly hop
wander) 3
to Alaska In 1896.
is “dust; ”
different. constituencies their
desire to bring 1
about conditions that will result in,
it they are In error. it should
not only be a duty. but ll pleasure. for.
119111111111 1
esk‘ forgiveness. After years 0:33 _
" two years ago, and 1‘
He will re 1 1
The Stock of white. and colored
waists has been most thorough!”
clOse out crelu lost one oi them.
Let colored Shirt W)isis,' 1n LaWn Percale and _
Chambrcy. worth from 50a to 75c. reduced to
Lot White Lawn Waisis.
Laos trimmed. reduced to
Large assortment of light and medium colmed‘
Shirt Waists, button front or back reduced.
Special Value at
Ladies White Lawn Waists. tucked and em— 6‘
broideglv trimmed. reduced from $l.25 and
$l50N ow ’ “ " .-
Colered Silk Chamblev Shirt
Waists, reduced from Si. 50 i1)
The superiority of Portland or
dinery cements is well unde3
The price is now so low that, '
dale cement is, to an extent,
crowded out. We handle the "Min
which Is conceded to be the best
on the market. Our sales of thl 3
.mrnt have increased tenvfold Milli
nicw years if you are going to
cement use “ATLAS "
Of course we have the “norm
also. and our line of masons' b
motoriois blue stone. sewer
is complete
You can make a selection this Week from n splendid assorthl’
Parlor Tables, uli woods.- tilnt have been” priced $3.50, 63.75.11nd 64
Our Rockers at 632.98 nro beautiful in design and inviting in;
way. 3 ‘ F
The enchilcut values offered imi to your attention and their
invite you to own one. 1
A
THE ASSORTMENT O F FRAMED PlCTURES ‘
which we are showing include Photo gruvurcs, Etchillgs and Wat
Prices shoot one half their value. This offering ailmds another or;
to brighten the slimmer home at little cost
1 Come edrly and get your choice of ubject
‘ *81'0!’ MN? 0303
KANSBGRO. 31“., August l—Tlle or it may result-“i 1P
"' 1'2dtl) di trict re sliian Balm ‘8 VINE E ‘1
Degrees“ ever tried,..aimo3 'l
9 ‘ 1o 25 60c and $11) bottl33
ltord. Busters l ’
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