205 BsSt Washington street,
South Norwalk Conn.
- Joseph 115111191... of ill 11 51125111, is
visiting friends 11 Danbury.
Mrs. Bridget Shea is reported very
ill today, at her home in Charles street.
The. East Norwulk Wheel Club will
hold another of their delightful out-
ings in the country this week “
Mrs. Hattie Eason, of Philadelphia,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert
Vuéentine. at their home in East ave-
1111
Julius Becker, employed on cabinet
maker‘ in the Riverside Mills. is ill ht
his home in Benton street, South Nor—
walk.
Eldred Brunstrup is today ceieiunt-
ing the seventh anniversary of his
birthday. at his home on the Old Sun-
gatuck road.
James L‘liommedieu‘s class will hold
itsregulor weekly meeting, this even-
ing. at 7:45. in the East Avenue Meth—
odist parlors.
Misses Bertha and Belle Hanson. cf
V1111 Zau‘dt street. have gone to Mil—
ford and Woodmont, Conn, to spend
their annual vacation of one week.
Clarence Bloom. employed in the
Riverside. Mills. is“wearlng his right
hand in 11 bandage, the result of 11 cut
116 received several days ago, from 11
hand saw.
Mrs. Edward F. Smith, Mrs. W. O.
Merritt and Miss Mai Merritt. of Sea-
view avenue. returned last night. from
a very pleasant sojourn of four days at
Ocean Grove.
‘ Earle Banks launched his new ten
foot canoe, yesterday, and gave her 11
trial spin around the harbor. i-ic re-
ports that the little craft much
speedier than he expected.
Contrmetor H. W. Mather has a force
of men at work overhauling i’ctor
Decker‘s launch, “Vindex.” which was
damaged by the. recent. fire in his
steamer "Freddie W. Decker."
Chief F. M. Wheeler, William Kuski
and E. C. Mead are at Saviu Rock to
day. attending the State Fireman‘s
Association» convention. as delegates
from the East Noru'nik fire depart-
ment.
Howard W.Bene1ll1t and Harry Rey-
holds went‘down the hnr'boi Saturday,
after blackilsh. but returned with little
luck. This was the first time Mr. Ben-
edict has been fishing slime his full
f1 0111 the" cherry tree, about two months
ago, in the afternoon Mr. Benedict
witnessed the ball game at Decker
Field.
Samuel Hull, foreman of the May-
flower Hook and Ladder Company. will
go to Waterbury tomorrow where he
will take charge of one 11f the lunch
wagons recently pulchnsed by Homer
Crew, of South Norwaik. Mr. Hull
will-go withthe best wishes 11f a host
of friends in The Norwniks for success
in is new position
r. 111111 Mrs. 115111.“. limmcr‘son and
MI“? and Mrs. Julius Siebetnt of New
York city, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
01' -H. Jimmerson, of Cottage avenue.
over Sundhy Mr. Jimmerson is fore-
man of the construction gang that has
charge of substituting electricity for
steam. as the motive power (in the
Manhattan Elevated Railway.
, The Stars and Benedict Farms base-
ballrrtea'ms. contested for supremacy.
is
, yesiterday' afternoon. on the Wick‘c lot,
- it- from tho to bottom.
‘ the for or team winning by the score
(it 6 to ‘ Wright and Arthur Johnson
was thc‘2batte1y for the Stars while
Earle Banks and .l. Basson won in the
points for‘ the Benedict Farms. Charles
Wrigl1t'ouccecded in striking out thir-
teen men.
The members of James lianford's
Sunday school class and their friends,
are: enjoying an outing at Gulf Pas-
ture beach. this afternoon and owning,
at the hands of Mr. Hsuford The af-
fair is an annual occurrence. and is
looked forward to with pleasure by the
moinbersof the class. Bathing will be
indulged in, followed "by a line supper,
prepared on the beach.
1115111111 or Hook 111111 Ladder Com-
party not its regular monthly meeting,
last evening. in the truck rooms in
Van andt street, and transacted con-
11151115111. business. Albert Megnrgee
was elected a member and it was voted
tolsend the company badges, which
11.1 lts‘: c cted, will :iirrive in about a
wéeit William Kaski was elected fore-‘
man to succeed Samuel Hull. who goes
to Waterbury soon, to go into business
-“‘1‘fTQN2
George Minot 5. 111115.. a position
on the oyster stoamer "Kate C. Stov-
ens.”
'The 113111111113}
held in the;
evening; .
it'lléilhni’illallt
ry 'Boilihd. '2- Mill
Gilptdln "Dink" Rnukett 1...... launched
his tlooh "Tiger " after 11 overhauled
11‘
11.11.5511“ will. be
gil'uust Church, this
purchased the
owned by llnr
., ‘h Q9pnecticut Railway and Light-
1119’! «Colin mpnny is repairing the tracks
in liiho‘l' r of Hihhinnd avenue.
111111 unis migratoatotnle places
‘1'. and Mrs. 131de
called to 0:11:15 13
11111111911111. 111111119:
m .
Godheoti‘nut Railway 111111
MW 111111 was stalled
11111112112111 with
011111 Moore a“grotto n 1111111.- w n 1111
or hardware
-i)rum Band 011 the G.
,, Morganizution
2 01111111111 her 11.
DARI‘ENI‘IND NOROTON.
Henry M Valentine took 11 party out
11.151.12.105” 2W1.
hsouurclmt Newton. is
quite" 1.511.111... .
Patti M5...121‘5.“51 new York, spent
Sunday with W. S.B1a1iy
Ml'lll‘ illila McClary will sail for Eur-
ope ope..woek from Saturday.
N. H
of Brooklyn. spent Sunday with friends
in Da‘rién.‘
Mr. anti Mr.s R. Lee Gillette is con
tcmpluting spending next week in
Haddnm, Conn.
J. t"), Balance the right hand man for
James Bureh'ard is ill.
Mrs. A. S. Bibblns and son Arthur,
returned yesterday afternoon front 119
short stay at Noi'thiield.
Contractor Marina; is busily engen-
ed drawing a new set of plans for the
prospective new library.
The Glenbrook Junior baseball team
will 11111112211113 New Canaan Juniors at
New Canaan Saturday afternoon of
this week
Mrs, George H. Noxou and daughter
‘Annle who have been rustieatlng at
Nor thiloid. returned to their home yes
terday afternoon.
Rance Pooley, the meat dealer. is
taking 11. week oil and is spending it
at New London. A. ll Bates is take
lug his place in the market.
1111:1111] Mrs. Louis 11.111011125151111
Fairbanks and Miss Francis Bowen
drove to. Lake Waccabuc Sunday and
spent the day. They report a fine
time.
The Business Mefls Club held 11
meeting Saturday- nlght and made 111'-
rangements for a shore dinner to be
held at Rye Beach one week from
Thursday.
The Knowlton Fife and Drum Band grim Osborn.
went to South Norwalk last night and
paraded the streets, advertising the. G.
A. R. excursion which went to Glen
island today.
Dr. John Waite Avery. who recently
arrived in Dorie-n. has been appointed
medical examiner for the town of liar.
11:11. This position has been vacant
for some time. .
Hairy St John returned last night
from Hartford for the purpose of ac-
companing the Knowiton Fife and
A. R. excursion
to Glen Island today.
Herbert. the. young son of Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Eootc. Sr., who died a
couple of days ago, was buried in lin-
ion cemetery yesterday afternoon. Rev.
licn'ry Scoflcld had charge of the scr
vices that were held at the family
home.
A German int 111 band employed on
the William Hoyt estate Noroton lilll
suffered a severe fall in Main strc‘et
about ten o'clock 1.11.1 evening in the
act of nilg‘hting from a trolley car. The
German got off backwards, and was
pitched back on the pavement with
considerable force. lie struck on b 11
head and shoulders. and received
scalp wound at the base of the brain.
The man was assisted into Parker 8:
Ward‘s drug store, ivhorc his injury
was dressed by Dr. J. .I. Ryle, who imp:
pened in at the time, and Mr. Ward, of .
the firm.
’ wzsrpaar.
Harry Staples and wife, of Brooklyn.
are visiting here.
2 Miss May Dnenikcr is entertaining
friends from New York.
Dennis Creden. of Orange. N. .l., is a
visitor here with James Walsh.
Mrs. Chauncey Hanford spent Sat—
urday in Bridgeport. with friends.
Miss Cello. Kingston, of New York.
is the guest of Miss ‘Alice Remlin.
A number from here. will go on the
excursionto Block island. Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Elwood, of Bridgeport. is
enjoying 11 vacation at her home here.
Andrew Story of Brooklyn. has
been 11 guest at the ilrannigan resi
deuce.
Joseph McGlll has returned home
from a visit with friends in New York
and Brooklyn.
Mrs Charles Fable returned home
Saturday from 11 visit with friends at
Yonkers. N. Y.
Mrs.i. M. Brown of Brooklyn 111 a
guest at the Van Schaik residence.
Riverside avenue. 1
Rev. G. W. Fly, of Columbia P11" 01:
cnpled the pulpit of the Congregation-
al Church, Sunday.
Mssdn‘m‘es F N Taylor 111111.101111
Gauit left yesterday for a trip to the
White Mountains. ..
The total deliveries and collections
of mail by the rural messengers dur-
ing July were 14 .681.
‘ The annual meeting of the Westno‘rt
Sanitarium Company will be held in
the building, Thursday morning. 2.:'
‘ Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Adams litre re-
ceiving congratulations. A baby buy
some to their home, Friday night. 2
‘Prof Clarence Taylor and wife are
112.1‘
guests at tho residence of (1. 11 Kent 2
per. 511 Taylor is professor of Greek,
at Columbia College. N Y ' .~
thn ii.ltol1inson,Bli‘. Toquotnnd
C H. Olmstead members of the fifth
Connecticut Volunteers. attended the
reunion at Bevin Rock. Elnturdlly.
There is a movement on 3111151111 ‘ti‘tli
Of a Royal Ateatium
A promoter 11 out one
tiny in town, last Week' loo 119111 the
hold over.
Horatio Mills who. at“ 111211111111.
11111 11.. 111.1 employ of r. ituhlin libs
resigned his position tit the 1111111112.
him and is planning to not back on
the trolley lino
Mrs. 311111111
11011115 in Saugstuok. 9111111252 512111111129,
11511: 11.5 effects of a stwko'of
111111111. When she wait rl
1111111.. 1
Words“ and George Anderson, '
Bubheil died at her
‘ vision of the. Gent 99:1
pent Sunday with
New cannon. .
Mist-1 Parties, of Norwalk, spent Fri
day with her sister, Mitts Hendrick.
Mr. and Mrs. David Winter are on-
tertslninu friends from,
Miss Laura Amend 1112111 11155151215111.
1119.2 her cousin fro tithorwi‘tlk.
M'Jis. .Crawfm' is 20999994! staining 1:
Mrs. Anna. Adams is visiting her
aunt Mrs. Matilda Crook. in Webe‘
tuck. .Y.
Miss Lyons and Miss I‘tnymond of,
Norwalk. spent Friday with Miss Jen ‘
nio Gronk.
Mr. and Miss. Potetson. of New York
have been guests of Mrs. D. M. Fil-
low. the past week.
Mr and Mrs. W. '1‘. Gregory are on-
tertainlng Mr. and Mrs. Lyons and
children 110m Philadelphia.
Miss Charlotte Adams' and Miss
‘Maud il‘osdick of Bridgeport visited
friends here the .past week.
Mrs. Littengér, Mrs. Shipmnn and
Mrs :Coley and son, of Chestnut Hill.
spout Friday with Mrs. H M. F‘iliow.
J A. Partrlck narrowly escaped 11
serious lniluy while delivering 11 load
of wood on Friday. The horse slipped.
throwing Mr. L‘iif‘lich under him.
, 1., .
GEORGETOWN.
Andrew A. Mllls‘ new house is near.
ly completed.
A concert will be held in tho Congre-
national Cl1u1ch next Saturday night.
Miss Rosie Jennings of Norwalk, is
the guest of her brother Samuel Jeri-
ulngs.
Several are thinking about taking in
the Block island excursion next Wed-
nesday.
Clarence Olmstcad .and family. of
New liavcu, is visiting his father, 0. O.
Olmsteud. .
Miss May Wheeler, of Naugatuck, is
visiting her grandmother. Mrs. liar.
Mrs. A. H. lierdmsn, of New York
city. is the guest of 1181 parents, Mr.
and M111. George Mill‘s
'ihc new addition to the Gilbert &
Bennett Manufacturing Company of
fire. is progressing nicely.
About $50 was raised last Sunday
morning at the Methodist Episcopal
Church to rcshingimthc cbhrch.
Miss Annie Anderson, who was com-
mitted to the state asylum at Middle-
towu several years ago. died last Sat-
urday niuht.
Mrs. Henry St. John. of South 811-
lem is giving Garry iiykeman luslruc.
lien on the new pipe clash in the Con
glcgotional Church.
Alonzo Osborn, of New Haven is
visiting ills grandmother. Mr. Osborn
rendered a fine baritOne-soloht the
morning service in the Methodist Ep-
iscopal Church.
Mrs. Edith Foster held a reception
at, her home last Tuesday in honor of
Mrs. Mansfield. of Brookileld. who is
visiting there. Several from Ridge-
ileld were present.
A social gathering was held at Mas.
101' Frank Smith's residence inst Sat-
urday night. About twenty-five young
people were present. Dancing was
indulged in to music furnished by liar-
old Mohr and Ge111 Dykeman.
A barber in Manaquin N. J. is ne~
uoti‘tjling for the village barber shop.‘
He. Writes he saw the item in The Son-
tinel that the town who without a
barber. This proves The Sentinel is
read a good way from home. About
twenty the char night boarded the
train for Nor alk to get their hair
1:.ut They thought seriously about
1l1arte1ing a special car for the corn
slop. . .
m
l sum-use Revsssss peelsloa.
Court Martial Report Analhct Corpor-
al :Thornto‘n Not Approved.
‘ SAN FRANCISCO, A‘hgust 12~Cor
porai Thornton who kept accounts for
Second Lieutenant John ‘S. Davis. quar
termaster of McKinley Camp. Hawaii
1111 Island. was recently court martial
ed and tried on” the charge of falsify-
ing 1' The court which heard
thcc :ddecided that Thornton was
not guiltyi 115 claims. but it adiudlzod
him guilty of conduct unbecoming his
position and prejudicial to discipline;
He was 111111111111 to be discharged from
the army; to «11 felt all pay or fees due
him and to be confined canard labor
for two years.
The counsel for the defense 1le1ln1:
ed that the testimony in the case show.
1111 a condition of affairs that permitted
of tax and careless. if not dishonest.
metl1o1ls.Meior General Hughes. to
whom the court martial‘ s first reports 6
and recommendations were forwarded
for approval has reversed their decis-
10.1.1111 declares that a condition of
affairs which permitss‘uch criticism
as the. counsellor the defense made
to 11111111 unchallenged deserves grave
reproof. Ho'niso orders Thornton‘s
sentence‘Tovokud and the corporal to
be ro-cnllstod in the service.
DARING STAGE HOLDUP.
me 1111' Bonnie 11111121 an account of 11
11111111251113: hold .up near Mutation.
Mexico, by‘t roe 11.11.11.111 11145511151151.
on 11121111171: been outlaws. The 11111-
111111: 1111121111111 11.11110 111111 11111111: 11111111
their escape with. the plunder. .
Mill'lli‘no Gordiiio. the Mil/111,115
tempted to whip up the horses 1111
was 3919:3111 dead. The stage 11711911 fuldc
but t passengers were 111111111 oste ,
A shininent or 543,051) tel 11.11.1111 at M1110
s‘ailan was the booty the robbers were.
1111.111 rind 111111111111 116111111111 this they
showed the stage 0 proceed.
TRAlN PLUNGEB FR
SW
Twelve om Pliod 1111' . tip. ‘1 Loqo 11.
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111.12.111.11“ .. 5A“
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on 11111111 11111111
Miner todayl 1
”M’ghlmfgah‘y stop
M9 1169!!! “0070150.
Jersey} 1111111
hr
of the
nuihber .of relatives fmn‘l‘ Gity Island. ,
’1‘ 1115111"
Jernlnn. of 1111111 no
now. were 5511111115
two sincelof «Mr; Jar
155155 1111111111 Muller. of; Ellenvlllen.
.1th 11111511111111 11115152211111 marriage
1111111 111111121 111111111 11111111119121. known: as
Ml. Jermsn doellposith give‘ 51112111111.
ll“ ll 2 .To 219193111151- 711111 111111. 2 «
1.; . .
1111511 odhy, he 1115111155 thin 1111' Was;
married to 5111111 111.115.: 11111 115111111511 to.
have anything further to say (or 1191111
lica’tion at this time: ,
u111 Just let the public guess the
rost " be said "i doa‘ tlch‘re to have th62
5.1111515111115511 11111111151111 and,1‘vltile
I 111111»: tho people may be talking
about it, they don't. know when or
where we were married, and they
snan't until we got ready to makenn
announcement. ”
<- A member of 511.111.111.155 famil
said he understood the latter was 11111
111111 Thursday of lost Week at New
Rochelle lie couldn’t 1111111: this as a
fact however saying that he had
1:19am it from people outside the fam-
i
yMiss Fuller has been llvln
Jermun family for about fmfi' yent
She was a niece of Mr. Jermnn‘ s 1151.
wife who died about six months ago
lie was for many years engaged in the
shoe business here but retired from
active business several years ago. Miss
l1 nilcrs mother died some years ago,
and her father married again. Ai’ter
her mother's death. the. young woman
spent much of her time with Mound
M 13 human. She enjoys the salami
of a wide circle of friends.
in the
OFFICER CAPTURES THIEF.
Was Awakened From His Sleep by
Alarm. , ,
After a chase for a distance of
about a mile, Policeman Richard Lar-
kiu, of Bridgeport, who was but. half
clad, captured'John Williamson. a col.
cred thief yesterday. in the rear of
the county jail in North avenue. Wil-
liamson hadattoumte'd to steal a but;
of cats. from Truckmnn Dennis Hag-
gerty's barn in Catherine street. it
was his third visit to the barn in
broad daylight. in three days: A wom.
an who lives in the neighborhood saw
him leaving the stable with the bag of
cats yesterday morning and' she
screamed at the top of her-voice.
Policeman Lnritin is a next door
neighbor to the woman. He is doing
night duty and was poacct‘ully slurtr
bering when her screams aroused him.
instinctively he bounced out of his
bad. 21-Jun1plug into his trousers and
slipping on a pair of old shoes, he
hurried out into the yard in the rear
of his home. The excited woman
quickly informed him what had him
period and pointcd‘towards Grand
street in which direttion the negro
was running.
The policeman followed. After he
had r1111 a few blocks the colored man
.roulizod that 1112 was being pursued.
Through back yards and over fences
the negro led his pursuer. and in their
wake followed a score of he«ki1ls. The
negro gained at th1 start. but the 110
licoman kept up n stendyjog..1nd of-
1111 they run about 111111 an hour the ‘
thief dropped exhausted. The police
man took him to the office of the coun
1y jail. and the patrol wagon was sent
for He was taken to police head
quarters and locked up on the charge
of theft "
' 1
c~~o~<~u-e &
WARRANT FOR ARREST.
,w2
Auzuot A.M ivey it Answer for
‘ 1162;5ch gilt ,2
gmcklcss
August 111‘: a .
chauffel' of Dr gep 2 ll"-be once
(hole in (it: toils for 11' ”Warrant is out
for his 1111' st on the charge '01 speed
lug his Derrn‘cq cnr beyond the limits
of safety. McKelvey Was a1restcd some
weeks ago. onthe snmocharge and for
felted 525 bonds in the city court
McKelyey did not apparently learn
any lesson from this dxperien e and
has been whirling 1111‘ and 110111 Fair-
ileld avenue 11111161 the very eyes of the
police at their headquarters. There
hays been many Complaints lodged
against McKelvey and it is considered
hardly short of miraculous that 1.5. has
not 111111111911 or killed someone in his
spending about town and around (1111'
Rare. It seems that a special provi
euce locks out for McKelvey and so
far he has not hurt anyone.
115115951125 experience with column
111155 is 1.111111111111111 His breakdowns
it‘nd accidents have kept the shutters!
f the town amused At the fire in
the ‘automobiie station. McKeivey’s
Oldsmobile was burned." 1111 111111111111
tvm machine's to has 111111 111111 “the no
lies 11111111: e of 1 era was put out
of commisslo by. his atom chauffel‘
who i ticked for 11 ledh‘f‘l 11 1111121111511”
111111 of the v \Ghicle by 11111111111 of a light:
011 match. The youth‘l' child the leak 9 42:.
but the boiler has nbt been found
511155. 15111111111111 111111: 11111 51111116111111
. tho sickllst McKelvofih‘h 11951111511111
TUCSON Aria» August, 12 “El 001- MB
third machine to‘h an ‘extent
1111111111 Will have 11 till”
about I919 to the city court 5101151111.
“P! AND DRUM GONVINTIO‘N.
a...“
. Will. 51 Hold 1111. ran-st Mtdulotuwn.
A1111 not 20. ,
15111.2 1919151131 1011211111.." 11111115 1
n‘ectieutqir l‘fe 11111111111111 corps As
annotation will be held at Mttldlééown
111.151.11.551: 20. About“
corp?1 Bw9|li 11919111111111 11119119111111 '
par 11. t e morn 11
5311111111111 will 11521111111 11 111511
and modern drumming and individual
1191:1411 31nd 111111132t druntnitting.ul for the
0 Mn Gilli the a“ ”is ‘ ‘
nine his all 1nd 111111 11
' 25gb“ also ”coma“ in 1% Quillflrg I
1151.11 of No:
drum on or 011111116.
111112 chmngiflllnshlp or this“?
clout 111-11111 Th9
111111 they, wili‘ondogvlm
' honor f
115.511.515.195 ‘
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or of 11511111 stimuli”! four ifllrlé
ll!“ 1: very 2.131511111111111.
business. .. ..
The‘ expensivencss of equipping
hrmloll of our,“ ‘
putting upon the market a money 3
1 making article. Such being 21.11159" ‘
chin. consult us. We are in w posit
altion’tto mnnufucturo at‘ln less cost;
1111;119:1111 can run '11 plant after you:
S990 ‘
THE 1;. N McnIBBIN
M’F’G QQ.
W. R. THO‘MPSOM Manager.
. 50 wires so. so. soar/.4111. ‘
'FIT‘ LIKE I! 601121"
eye like a coat fits the brick,” the need
01" wearing lenses properly centered to
ions of all senses the sight. We have
no 0111 logy ideas, but adopt the latest
anti best methods in our fitting and
examination." in :2 . 1
QMER B HO‘YT.
no A TE OPTIQIAN.
gFlllo Watch ROBIN 11g.
Room 5, 1411111111 B‘a‘uk. Bid . .80. Nor
1111155 hours 8 to 11:45.; 13.15 to 6: 30
81111111151 51111111151. '1‘-9.. 2 .
Special appointments made to suit
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Locusthflitcs‘ ‘
slits bite of the 1111111111. 11111111111; bug
and: spider are poisonous and produce
very painful and serious results. 9 Sat-
urstea piece‘of cloth. folded several
thicknesses, with Briztllan‘ Balm and
bind over the bite. instant :rolief.
Remove in half an hour and yoh will
flnd‘a drop, as green as grass. This
is the poison which has been all drawn
out and the trouble is over. This is the
only thing in the. world we know of
that will do this. Equally effective for
snake and mad dog bite, it instantly
applied so always keep it on hand
' Kills bee. wasp or hornet sting in one
second. Druggists 01 ‘sent quick B.
F. Jackson and Co., indianapolis.
"" 77.11:” .1... -__...LL..
M 311711113110” nous
We are trying to better satisfy our
customers by not having any wagons
on the road. but will attend very
promptly to orders 11y postal card, and
pay following prices with square deal-
ing1All kinds of iron. 3211 lb; rub
her boots‘,si10es and bicycle tires. 5c
lb.; light brass 5c lb. heavy brass
70; Copper, 8c; pewter. 10c: rags 111
1b.: folded neWspapers in bundles. Ac;
,tea and heavy load, 3c; zinc, 2%c.
These prices are good until market
changes. Watch this adv.
ABRAHAM HARRIS
Phone 166-.4 Box 346 So.N901'walk.
_. Be. . w-t .. Fm; . . "w- _._..-.
VACATION MILLINBBY
Of all ‘descrlptions. White Duck 12111;
Pong lists, Sailors and Alpines,W White
Mull Iiats, White Felt Hats, new and
patterns in Chiffon Veiiiugs.
Birds, Wings and Pompous.
TRIMMED HATBAT
MID~BUMMER PRICES.
M. F Ackerman
3! Main Sinai. 11101111111111.
Fine Goods at low PriceS'
Connected with large Bridgeport es
tablishment. Fine goods at low prices.
wvvr -m...
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new 1101111. 111er Kevan 11
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' I11 ofioot‘Mly is, 1902.
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