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”MAN CANDLES plain and Isncy from 2 balls to 15 bills
W ROOKEN, all sizes nud his d6 (plain. parachute willow tree,
MRI damning, all mm, Japan 666. Chinese and the up- dds-dot! MI
light} ‘6'. cars; nKp 0161016 «use. 601166 and anus.
humanism: sum Iiia't‘ounsluie and double action.
. I . .. “‘6‘: LAln1i I096. alumnae. ¢ Lgnno rn'roomso. m. on
' ”all!“ M606 D66'hl'p'ti Mpg
the given on club or plivatotditvml-
finial“: I've retail at whols'eflte‘ piled
0661i 6023? tithing 701.1 0/2ch
OOMPLETE 60M '6' hunylnlurisa.
{I011}: flair: and {ion Sheets, 300th Noiibdlk.
LADIES‘ SHIRT WAIITO.
White Lawns, from The to M
A' 66mph line of bhlrt Waiai'a, value
Blight'ly Mill! .6 ball
. balance of stock,
‘ anti Dcsweri, "66
The ' in the bile gun'iily.
bid limits you to look over our
' ;$t'06k '06 finnfi’ spawn» jn
6'! 6nd Plain, it 25c Ladiea' Neck Wear in large varitty
and aliiaollve aty166.
Lidiia‘ I-loms Journal for July. 666
w'oat window. at regular price, 100.
Mw a'tylea Pillow Top. and Pillow'
mi are doing Incl-6 buttons ln eon! um ever natal-'6
'1“. 666806. Yo'tx ouai't to 56 thhtli'ln'g Ion: it. too.
and” 61's a'a'lrooer adouptdtid in tor and winter—wood!
" 'Tsadlli: We would hi6 to have yolirI orllu..nnd w6fli' do
jitilp riih‘tibr you. iliiy' 'coi'i that's good enchants assto
enoughxto cannons—add we'll do that too.‘
: ' no' t Inn in: tannin '
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I ,.I~.In1..n flrlek'
v- u 1—..-ca —-.v-«‘t- u.-
gable Adhstmon
nu‘édl from mi 9660
electric fan in his arms. it had been
he!
owed tor the occasion as the city
futile ers hnve been too ecdnom'lcnl to
give ropér ventilation to the Council
chum The on Wan irresily oppre-
elated
The first business taken up by the
board 'was a petition bx lour reslgents
of [mud street that til 6 thorns {are
be improved, as it is at present In of
holes and boulders, matting it impom
slbls to drlvp coal wagons through it.
Christian Ewart: acted as spokésmau
(or them. He said that there were
ten houses on I e strspt ranging lIn
value from 61.0 to 62. 50.0. and le
believed that something should he
done by the Council.
The minutes oi the last meeting
were then read and aetepted us read.
A number of hills wore then ordered
paid. The following petition was then
read:
Gentlemen: We. the undersigned
Iesidents and taxpayers. legal voters
in ‘the City 0! South Norwallt and pro.
party owners on Washington street.
etltlon your honorable board to raise
l'h he grade 0! Washington street from in
(rent of or near the present ptlst oilico
to the draw bridge to more nearly
contorm to the present height 01' the
approaches to the several stores and
business olllces on said street
RA MON!) 'BROTnmts,
()0 RM) BECKER.
WILHKLM LlCH’l‘Bl.All,
sowm wuxiox
FRANK C. BECKER.
unsvm uno'runas.
CHRISTIAN swsn-rz,
' RICHARD H. HOLDEN.
Mr Paul kéil II ere pl] the gentle
neu who 6 ed t e pétitlon were.
.‘loxMIe ol theltl were present.
npdsoh stated that be had notic-
ch r'nt the curb in some places on
Was lngtou sti‘eet was iw war than the
aldewaik and It mac ltd spot.
Mr. you) moved 1 the petition be
I'eterl'ged to the street commissioners
and it was so voted
A communication from the street
commissioners was then read. showing
that their expenditures for the month
had been 61. 089.92. The report was as
lUIIOWs:
Amount oi genernl upproprla:
tlou. 810,000.00
Amount expended to Juno 27, 2,529.06
Amount unexpended, 1,470.1"
Amount expended from May
iat In June With. 1,039. 68
. The expert itures were itemized and
the report 6 ned by the thre's com-
missiouers
The street commissioners then hand-
‘5 set forth in 0 mm to yOuI'body
y Raymond Broth cs6“ 'W. {mt-I
agent (or W. l...‘ Ridv'a'rJ-l ryflwy
nd John -H Ferris, Ilucid, et he
Norwalit Hospital ll lotion. glad he
said portion of Beympdi‘ street has
never been «who 0Q01Itod by the
pity. and' that there is ofie ow or on
property fronting on 666d 6
" : strost:w who Is very much oppdab‘dto
he layout as sh'ow'n oh the map 06h!!!-
' ltdd when the PGUIIW.‘ was pro 330$
Thre is not 6' great d'os n: gri
Iaoncernlug Mechanic street curbs 616m
intuit-6a They had that when the N60 .
- Yorkmliow Haven and Hartford -‘l. ib-
Fond enthalpy made their imat'twa-
'oonai arably on "Idle north m0.
thiechanie’ street when
' ' 0616 through South Norwm; tho
:3?! ma railroad bridge was .660-
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”in your «mm-6h
' en 6606 to conhxm to the ass.
blldge: thefibre. worm
wbuld
' ammo rewo- -
not Ilia gain genuine mat on ‘
Ifiidmt «allithhtl Willi! cum
guitars are laid “idling 66!!
rigsl they may be
. tho pains and not:
.6. . ht up. Matyo'r
"mum him!
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:Smd'a d be “tended Ito. his was re-
on‘mm mmwl douucIIn'lao
Paul- and WWW Mush were
nted a no this, on ulldul
ll esolItlbu wins
his al'k'ed that the
y him at the lust
fro the table.
(lawn the. pe-
m 06 .
e 'cl'fmn’rw 86's
It ion b'e taheh‘ f ' the‘tabio and re-
. :lt was so voter!
clpitately left the
CouncilmsnIFau ovedthat a reso-
lution be drawn a mting the layout of
thebulidius line on Railroad place.
Mayor Unvan'ngh bought that those
who objected to the out should be
an pt'ed some consider rtlon. It was,
It continuing Cdrpu‘rution Counsel
Lig t tound to be sedentary to give
alto her public hearing.
petitl h was then read. asking
5f: the h ‘ inllheni.‘ 0! library com.
IssIonM mile Smith and George
8. No’rtu were (anointed. and upon
motion of Mr IBodwell Mayor (lava-
usgh wa’s asked to be a member or the
commission. it was voted that he be-
conie a member.
Progress 6666 rted on the matter
of the cedar sir layout.
The requestn of‘the residents of Lou
rel street was 'roferred to the street
moonstone“ with power Io net The
reportwa's eeeptsd
The repor of the Library Board was
then accepted The report was in part
as folld'wd:
BOOKS.
Volumes in accession lists, 5.147-
l’ubiic Documents, 183
Total. , 5.310
Dcductlng withdrawals, previous
322 this year. total 358
Not 4.962
l‘irtuiutlon 19,660
Horrotvcrs. total number. 4,822
New on the list 1.486
New namts, 82!
Paid non- -resldent subscribers. 38
Visido‘rs to the reading room. to- ‘
ttenda'nce 48,685
i’eriol tools In reading room. ‘
Dal iy, 8
Weekly 24
Monthly. .12
Others
A list 01 the donors of books and
periodicals to the library followed. _
The circulation seems to l'émaiu 6! a
stationary point or somewhat less than
that of slayer“ years ago. was Inc:
does not indicate a latlt of disposition
in the public to use the library or a
luck or facilities in serving the pub-
lic. but solely the luck of books to sup-
ply the needs of our readers. Our juv-
enlie collection cumulus less than 500
titles, and when that in divided into
cinemas f0 boys young children. girls
~qu cilon lion 6. it wlll be seen
bat to e hum r u! valisble books for
6' given child s vaiy small. Tigre all“
many sta .0000 one y
Warned, wlli'll'h Slim-Io pellet! been
able to buy. Our purchases are so
small they are nebesanrily chiefly of
recent ubilcatlous to ill! the greatest
demon and the symm'étry of our li-
ilme being.
Often a single copy of a much dis-
cussed hook is not enough and the
shelvna ‘ ew book's" are alivay's emp-
ty. in th a way many persons come to
loot that they can never find anything
in the iibrnry. whith is u very untur-
innate sin e of things because snch
people dually cease coming for books
altogether.
The new classlliitngiou and catalogue
has aided kgreuil y the working use
of the book 6.
LIBRARY CASH STATEMENT.
Received:
. ed in the following report concerning Subscriptions 3300
Se mour street Y (i I edi Fines ' 59'73
entlemen: our up ersgu ' '
. bog-d of street commissioners hereby Books '0'“ and paid for. ____3_6_0
e ecttully reports that they have 1"
looked carefully into the matter of lay- Palmasurer :‘mfi
In'g out and Improvili'gISIymour street, Emma . ' . 5,33
.FlNANClAh REPORT. ,
During the year just cloud the
Board of [Erectors have? some roved bills
nmouutlng to 61. 502. 20 the dlaislon or
ex n‘dltures have been éa‘sdoiiows:
and wept 0‘6. 6136.02: prluun'a. 631.60:
66. $6503.”.
r'om Rowan-Claim (or books, ,8. 60.88
shown in the facts and figures present.
should he added Ithst this influence
usefulness of the library are di-
rectly measured by the qtu‘uttlty or
pending matter. that. is provided. To
. mhd,tlt..is mm
barbs hedueww
tenets-Its
It: ”I H‘- S.
llnoysnosfitd ’
, . ‘.
011‘ ii 1.16 under thi‘
brary lo ll second consideration [or the
Carried brw'ard June 16!, 1903. 8 3.10
.mifl: binding '38. lb: per-.
lodlcals. “"31: lights“ 66: repairs
“Salaries. 3165.40; \incidentaia. $65.20; I
From city Iiibrhry Fund. ' SIAM-.36
The record of the year just closed:
'_ .he Obits to place the 616001 in goodi
no ‘ Is In Its main .mmrss quite tally
outcommmlouors would also report) Eh“ mg. ml By way attainment
nod In the subhc't 9! no .
mammalian or In} .
“when . ~36 use! «any .Ifilswrc ku‘w
in: the laundry
wash in the “Sun-
light" way, for it
brings brightness,
comfort and de-
light. The clothes
will be Whiter and
the labor lighter.
Sunl inht
“1"". car. .6 6666' MM— 6 cm '
In: on umm mum on:
.2 ”a .. -I -
iibuuy fund is expended for the per-
iodicals with which the lending room
is supplied. This is the policy that
has trust the beginning commended it-
self to the directs of the jbrary The
list of 'peilodicns is ma 1' up with
great care and their can not use by
hnmero'us readers is the beat evidence
that they art} appreciated and are ful-
lling ihc pu 121030 To! which the road-
In: room wu e stablis'h years ago.
I: regard to the lib'i-ory i self the pol»
icy go‘r the future should be (1 ected
to more liberal cx xen'dlture tor colts,
the showing in the sdeparttd'ent is by
no menus as satintnctory as in the cities
of the readin room. for the very gnod
reason that t c preportlunntcly sum is
expended to “place it in a proper foot-
lug The r idlng room iII nuusunll)
well supplied With remling mutter, but
the Illnnry is s‘h‘dly in need of larger
addition of book's in this connection
it is a pleasure to note that the be-
Quesi of the ln'ie lamented Robert H.
Itouan has become available during
the past your for the purchase of books
and that '60. 83 has Ion expended in
Itctoldn'nce ulth that fund it should
be added that this bequest of Mr. Row-
5 nu's was but the culmination of u long
series of benci‘nc.tions Incin‘dlng the.
presentation of books and generous
's'uum oi monev froth time to time His
stipulation always' was that no fuss’
should be mude over his 'gifts. but it
is proper to mention them now as an
mt of insure to his memory and in
the hope that othels may be incited
thereby to follow his worthy cxnmplc
'l‘he taxpayers have the duty of see-
iug that the library does not languish
from lack of adequate provisions for
its maintenance.
0n the strength of what the library
but done in tho past and is still doing.
the community today, it is heartily
commended to the considerate and
generous support it deserves as one or
the most useful and generous institu-
tions of South Norwolir
walk Public lbrary.
A. BLANCHARD.
Secretary.
The matter of placing the greater
part of the financial burden of the lay-
.out of Railroad place Was taken up.
and It was found to be the opinion of
the Council tintt the city should as-
sume more of the cost making the us-
sesament against the propery owners
considerably" high or.
Mr. Bodwell moved that a committee
of three members otthe Council be ap-
poluted to confer with the Irechoiders
on that street regarding 6 more equit-
808
The committee appointed comprised
Mdssrs. Thompson. Bodwél! and Paul.
it was then moved to adjourn.
attoucuiirls mi: Iwwjry YEAas.
Mrs Minerva Smith. of Dsnvilie'. ill.,
writes: “! had bronchitis tor twenty
years and never got roller until i used
Foley's Hood?- and Tall which :16 6
gum liars." Sold at P66166061
tore.
nu—
COUNT CASSINI TO RETURN.\
NEW Y0 K .1 nly7.—CudhtGassin.l
the Russiahx'ldubsssador who to shit
on the Kron Prins wun'elni to by, has
hrrived hero tom W ingtou. ‘.‘1
win! surely rat in Set) either" he
an d. “That is positive. The reports
yinicu many papers have printed to the
effect that i would not return are no-
true. No doubt there are many per
sons who would- not like in 606 the re
turn, but i am coming back." Count
Bassist declined 1,0 discuas an! obese
ot'the Russfln situations. "Russia. and
the United States." . said "buyouts
this to utter very {open of a" ways been goodtrlen and i hope that
nothing will ever occur 10 mar the re,-
lotions. " .
are, is; 7'.—-.I'o'sopn
n. Taliban tone or 6 moat monument
. ' st- and killed by a fro ht mm at the
s Il'o'i' list! sigma: .W
cm I vs the out... I)“;
» :i‘fl'o strands out It sums
Miss Jeanettti “Joiner were run ow
cu mwhimmMmtfl
Marni twat .edacntbnni
Imam. low-q.” he;
WW ' ‘ I,r Bridgeport Advertusments.
and in view of what it stands tor In .
. . I "AT READ ' in
The store will close at live o'clock every nlternoon,
except Saturday, through July and August.
I
.An Event of Importance.
Thousands and thousands or yin” I” [Visit
bran rsbflos to an on sale 6'! once. ' ‘
These goods were not bought with the view of hav-
ing a special sale. They were intended to sell re 'ulatiy a't
a moderate profit, but the continued unfavorable weather
has been against us, and we find ourselves on July first
with too heavy a stock. With three mouths of summer
weather ahead of us. july. August and September, we
know this sale will be interesting and profitable to you.
Notice prices in the following list: 3
2000 yards of Nankin Batiste. 61/; etc yard.
1500 yards of Saxon Dimity, 8 cts yard.
1000 yards of Fine Dress Gingham, 8cts yard.
1000 yards of Duck Suiting, Iocts yard.
1200 yards of Zephyr Gingham. 10 cts yard.
1500 yardsol Figured Swiss Muslin, 12% cts yard.
1000 yards of Fancy Dimity, 12% cts yard.
tooo yards of Corded and Plain Batiste. 12y; cts yard. .
1500 yards of Jaconet. Figured and Striped, 12%. cts yard.
6500 yards of French Cambric, 36 inch, 15 cts yard.
1500 yards of Scotch Chambray, 15 cts yard.
moo yards of Twilled Cheviot, r5cts yard.
1000 yards of Alpine Suiting, 15cts yard.’
1000 yards of Satin Stripe Madras. , 15 cts yard.
x200 yards of Liberty-Finished Shining, 19 cts yard. '
1500 yards of Zephyr Muslin, 19 cts yard.
2000 yards of Scotch Gingham. 19 cts yard.
1500 yards of Imported Batiste. 19 ct :yat‘d.
1000 yards of Imported Dimity. 25 cts yard.
r200 yards of Oxford Cheviot. 25 015 yard.
And thousands of yards or” other Washable Fab-
rics. from 5 to 50 cts a yard. Midsummer prices, which
mean the lowest, from now on.
The special sale of Hosiery still continues. Al-
though hundreds oi pairs have gone some good values re-
main.
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D. M. READ@3“‘I~E
For the Direc ors oi the South Nor- ' '
able assessment of benefits and dama- -
Announcement
Franklin line I Medical Illsuvuu
to now sold at leading dru'g stores evdrywhere in large (l'uli pint) bottles
at $1.00 per bottle.
For over 30 years this valuable Vegetable remedy has used by the
best families in Not-walk and South Norwulk and. has curgfillironlc Liver.
Stomach and Blood diseases when all else has tailed. Man
its virtues. Sold on its merits
Hour Whit: Ham cunts. "on: cunts.
A GREAT SPRING TQNIC
felt suit or It’ll. 06060 rs.
@ jaom new a
' mm on er
”minnow lines i666 m
m1 Hanging?» ornamfi
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Experience against Hyper-101696..
hero testify to
Norwalk Chronicler