North Main and Ann Streets.
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South Norwalk.
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LADIES' SHIRT WAIBTO- ,
“I‘M. °1 "W“: White Lawns, from 75c to “.00.
«my»
"g, ”0.211%: dill“; A sample lino of thrt Wallis, value
J'IM- . 73‘. to “All: -Oil¢h1ly soiled at full
price.
Ribbed and Field. at too
. and attractive styles.
Ladle! Home Journal for July.eoe
west window. at regular price, lilo.
bbed Lisle Vests
25¢ illiyllty.
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Swiss
Underwear. Plain add
. lion‘s. IIIIIn :aIIIl
Coeds. . . .
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9:. '2- '20 'i-
are IlIllu more"$d‘slitilsc“ld cost thalt ever before" 3
7' “soot. yonoaihttto catatonia; shoot it. too... who
archer ataoniit laid In I33” sen pistes-emu
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"non. Advocate-ruminations- to
candid lib Wee-wand we'll do that tad; 2’".
at 036 it a Matter. ’
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helium no. dentition. mini. Cement.
Ila goods at reasonably price;
*J‘v'M’E‘IJ‘l
Ladles’ Neck Wear In large variety
New this! Elbow ,T°P,I and Pillow
,6” bus relieved more pain than any
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ICHAUFFEUR HANSON KILLED.
Lost Control of Mr. Haran‘es's's Auto-
mobile on lI'ttirtarvti's'I-il II. "
Putnam
, achieve
' departure crowds iinodth
' ministers Installer! o! the Frdnch ent-
“Wbi to
.mornln,
rat I
ris iii! yer. i‘ite
scenes ineldoa ttrillltI)l‘lds'iIarIutl‘e
ssIlilod to how the repuhlican rest
exit by his 'I‘Illaiilfhl and
Isl eluded-Ii? #13: “Will
nd won' to
good will which
i135“ slid? new new
e route from
tit. .l's'mes Psisee to the railway sta-
tion and British “Iii ails" and Much
“Viva Mahatmro- through the
streeIs until the pres nt had entered
the station. Herb” 'natioin's“ guest
was met by the ltiiid‘ the Prince of
ham no Duke of Cdnnhuashl. Lotti
Lansdoiite,‘ Frontier Balfour. other
theVic
bully and a crowd or military and cm
or oiiici’ ale.
As 4.. mubet‘s carriage drew up
King Edward advanced with out
stretched hand and faking the" presi
dnt mrantillarly by the arm. led him
be waiting room to the royal
car. or a few ihtnutes the king and
president stand talking with much unl-
motion; KI Edward grasped M. lion
[let's right b d and shook it with er
trema mtdiallil.’ while with the tort
hand he patted tile‘ prostde'nt on the
shoulder. Ohioiai it Well as amateur
artists could be seen in all directions
securing snapshot! or the striking
“AMI???“ resist ichI Nellgslll
afternoon. lllIrry Hanson, a chauffeur
employed by' ii'ar kitess mercen-
tilhh, lost contrr or his automo its
a 'd was thro‘sm out and killed. is
cmp‘anion Dr'. 'L. S Eduardo. a brath
erdn- w of Harkness Jumped and es-
cope with slight bruises. ildnson
was ormérly 'in command or Harii
ness' yacht. Today he look out Dr.
lidwdr‘ds for a trip With the at; horse
ower machine In descending the
trap bill. be probably become 'contus
ed and pulled t e Wronigev'ers .for tile
ach’lne Baillie ly issp‘ forWard and
union lost control of it. The auto
mobile ran against an obstruction at
the side of the road and Hanson was
thrown 300 feet. He was «to years
chi and Iedvefa a wife and child. The
automobile was entirely wrecked.
G10 PREPARED.
In pre arln for year summer outing
ll little on i may Bare you no
end 0'! t cubic. i' ran it 11. Mnnly,a
3 march t'. or Benvtne. it. t.‘,
Ipile Wabbit: an odtllt (or catching a
row w as ‘6: Norman Ben day. not
In a bottle or Chainb’e‘rlbin's Colic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for
emergency use. Tile second day In
‘chnp his little boy was taken with
crumg 'c‘ollc. The" first dose 0“: this
route y g‘dve react and the sdhond dose
effected a cure Think I? the paina and
suffering this boy wool have had:
endure without this remedy at baud Io
relieve hint. Such cases ‘oiten result
fatally For sale by Brillson- Powell
(tornn Baxter Pharmacy. Clifford Phar-
matey.
AOAINpT AMERICAN “ALT 00.
NEW YORK. July li—The Appellate
Division oi- the ,tiupreme coon today
handed down an opinion in the case of
Archibald A Hutchinson oi oi.. against
Charla A: Stadier, and the American
Malling Company a New Jersey cor-
poration. The suit was brought to com-
pel the directors to pay the stockhold-
mers dividends amount": to 11,866,850.
and also to compel the lrectors to pay
the corporation outdoor for damages
alleged to have been sustained through
negligent" and illegal managem‘em of
the property. The complaint was dis-
mlssed by the lower court. but that
judgment, the appellate division now
reverses and orders a new trial.
REW KIND OF LIFE INSURANCE.
, For twenty-live cents you can insure
ydurseli and family against any ser-
results from an snack or bowel
ob Itt during the summer months.
That is the price of a bottle of Chant-
be all' s Colic. Ultolers and marrhoe‘a
~ lie ed: a medicine that can always
be. depended anon even in the most so-
Vere and dangerous cases. It to punch
ll! valuable for children and adults.
When reduced with water and sweet
ened it is pleasant to take. This rem-
other medicine in the world. it is al-
most sure in be needed more the sun-
over Buy it new. For e“pale b7
‘Pawoll 0m: BarthI Phan.
if} Cllliord Pit-r.
EITIO FOR li-IORTAOI;
Nil HAVEN, July 9.—-!}pon coni-
Iaint or a surety company. Charles
Ruins. of this' city. formerly of
.ersgilold. lines. has been arrested.
urged with ombessletneni. He woo
treasurer of local l'l‘O. of the Brother-
liobdflPahtorl:Docor§imantl Paper ..
”Wu and was under a bond of ,.
,furniebed by the Surety oom-
adore tine ago. a shortage to
the haunt at "$7.15 is said to have
beealatiadin‘bisucoounts and the
surety company was called on to set-
tie' the amount.
W .
IAVID A IOV'O LIFE.
“Phr-
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HARRY dnaov :‘euraucco TO
NEW H“ .JIII Drag-“the Slim
scene.
After renewed handshaktng his Ins
testy showed the president into the
royal car and stood chuttmg with him
until the train pulled out amid cheers
and shouts of Viva Loubct.’ mingled
with the strains of "'i‘ be Marseilleisc.’
President lanbst stood at a window of
the car waving his hat In his gloved
hand until the royal special disappear
ad from view
Upon his arrival at Dover, M imtbet
embarked on the French cruiser Uni
chen and the vessel called at once for
Galois. escorted by a British torpedo
flotilla and followed by farewell sa-
lutes from the fleet and castle.
Before his departure from Dover.
President Loubet telegraphed to Klfi
Edward thanking him for the hourly
reception accorded him as the rep
resonmive of France the friend of
England.
‘01»): ’8 Honey and Tar
Itch .slleamvt- No which
Tammi cpILLIbIt HEAO-ON.
Freight engines.- and Freight Train Met
Ida l‘i.‘
outpouroltz‘. ”I 9—~A light
freight engine drive: by! a hustler nam-
ed 'I‘oohey, which was being run from
Ollie round house to a siding was struck
by a heavy Erie freight train inward
bound. at the East Washington avenue
crossing on the Berkshire division yos‘
herday afternoon; The train engine
pushed the other before it three-quar-
ters of a mile, right into the passenger
station and to the crossing just be
,tond. him into earl air connec-
tions were brokeu‘ bydll three of tile
compact. and the train of titty-three
curs passed it irresistibly until the
crew set the handbrakea. The forward
parts of the engines were lnextricnbly
jammed together. Tune In both dt
Icctlons on the main line. was held up
for some time.
TWO BOTTLES GMRED HIM.
"I was troubled with kidney corn
plnlnt (or about two years. " writes A
H Davis of hit. Sterling, 1a.. “but
two bottles of Foley‘ 3 Kidney Cure of-
fected a permanent cure." Sold at
Plaisted'a Drug Store. " “
SHELTON YOUNG MAN OROWNEO.
. DERBY. July 9.—(leorge Comllsb a
Shelton young man. was drowned yes
terday afternoon In the ifousato‘nic
River. lie was unable to swim and
stepped accidentally into a deep" hole.
A number of persons some of whom
were swimming near by saw him strait-
sling. bu} in their excitement their
shorts to save hlm were so misdirected
that he drowned.
IRONCHITIS fOR TWENTY YEARS
Mrs. Mindfla Sinitb,‘ of Dnnvl to ill.,
writehz “i had bronchitis tor ehty
”are and never gbt relief on It i need
Foley's Honey and Tar wh‘ ch is a
sure cure.” sofd at ifiniste‘d's Drug
Store. ‘ . .
AMERICANS 3680 Dy101 UNB.
COVENTRY be via-
Illa;h rationalism-g} crl lrctere— ages a
match ‘hdr todfii‘ ng dl‘wiclt-
shire" ‘le an.’ The Americana" wept
lint to the wtexcts It at lunch time
also scored 101' runs or nine wickets
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a‘ch'e'd find him
heytl‘ and
M rs. fi'dsdfii‘ffiiww 7 I I
tillers
It» Italics
1“ W ch' about
Millicent-Ia
v1!!!” powerful flue
( “and 13:13:21“ ,
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'flfty years. Willlame'
summer drink
. yo! i
"sauprilla." hops“ and all i din
make it of. 'Long back-v I was a boy
we used tofeicb a tof’ecb stuff from? 0”
every fip ng - knew my VA!
basil .ys kndwobttt Io‘yi bill “‘15“?
at waist stld item a bit. bcdct II
Williams' either. Beats all how i. Icy do If.
Intuo' say. Yes sir. its helping tbetamper-
ance cause ev' ry day. too; folk, have to
drink editable the plan lulu weather
5nd WIlliams' Root Beer can tbprtabiby.
No ’CLAMs AT NIANTIC.
Dearth Due to Extensive Working of
the leach.
NEW LONDON, July li~0nly a few
years ago the Nlantlc river was one of
the best places in this vicinity to get
long clams and the supply seemed to
be almost lnexhaustiblc. 'i‘he digging
operations have been carried on so ex-
tensively and persistently. however
that just at present clams are hard to
ilnd there and it In almost Impossible
to buy them except in small quantities
'1‘ here In still quite a depbslt of clams
In the river. but they are so far from
more that it takes the very low titles
that are experienced In winter to make
them accessible and at that time or the
year many of the residents of Niatitlc
and Waterford make clamming u regu-
lar pursuit. A man with a few bushets
oi clams could have done a rushing
business in Niuntlc on Fourth of J‘uly,
when many people were unable to get
enough for the anticipated chowder.
ORUTALLY TORTURED.
A case came to light that for persist-
cnt and unnIr-rclfui torture hui Icthaps
never been equaled. Joe Golo ick, or
Coluss 0aiif., writes: “For 15 with l
endured Insuitcrable pain from liltou
mutism and nothing relleved me
though i tried everything known. 1
came across Electric Bitters and it's
the greatest medicine on earth for that
trouble. A few bottles of It completely
relieved and cured me. " Just as good
for Liver and Kidney troubles and gen-
eral debillty. Only 50c. Satisfaction
guaranteed by Frank II. Baxter Drug
gist.
SOCIETY OF LOYAL WORKERS.
Seventh Annual Convention of District
No.1 Held In Wallingford.
WALLINGFORD, July 9.--Tbe sev-
cnth annual convention of district No.
1. General Eastern Society of Loyal
Workers. opened here yesterday with
Rev. Henry Stone, of WullingioI-Il. pres
siding and about sixty delegates pres-
out.
After the business meeting during
lllt' forcnoon a number of addresses
Wi.’l‘t‘ made. At the afternoon busi-
ness session the following officers were
elected: President. ilcv. licilry Slouc,
thlllngfoi'd; riot-president, Rev.
George M. Tennis, Hartford: secretary.
Miss Allen '1‘. Strong, Ynlcsvillc;
treasurer, if. H. Pollenilarlford.
TREAT YOUR KIDNEYO FOR
RHEUM ATIOM.
When you are suffering from rheu-
matism. the kidneys must be attended
to at once so that they will eliminate
the uric acid from the blood. Foley's
Kidney Cure in the most effettlv‘t"
remedy for this purpose. R. 'l‘. Hop-
kins Polar Wis" says, “After-unenc-
rheumatism with the best doctors I
tried Foley‘s“ Kl ney Care and it cur-
on me‘. loadn 'o speak too highly of
I...s great medicine. Sold at {touted s
Drug store.‘ ’ ‘
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SONS OF TEM REARQE SESSION.
new dAv ."J tit-$3»)
anal session ol‘ the allocal Division,
Sons of Tem‘ rance'. opened in Cit ty
Illusion Hall ‘ere today with 125 dele~
gates present. Report's [I led by
various onlcers during the rsttle‘s'slon
showed that tho mentbernltrst 9 has In-
creased in many states. wi Pennsyl-
vania leading with an increase or he-
twie'u ”i 000‘ and 3000‘ members during
the' last year. ind also noon-
section; has ‘been entail W. guild
llama, of nassachuoeltii,’ M'tiirt
Patriarch of the Older presided 'ntrtb
CoP'G‘l‘lpn;
MONT”— WAS HER TERROR.
"I Lfiotilll éobgh' neuriy‘ 1 night
long.” writes {mémaa g‘llie. 0t
Aldxandria‘Jh‘d; sea “bodld brdly get
nice at! bailoc nsum‘g'tibn
alltdd”alildclt’l ob‘ld‘cough
is y tied 'llplf blood. mm
mm misnomer relied. title's 11 on
s of ”Dr King’II‘New Biscdvery
y cured rite! slid 1 ed’ 68
:itndl. " it’d alliaihlay fit and to
curettage. color. La . mm“!
chills, ‘ ‘igil flroat‘iitnd' Troll
adrift!!!“ toe ind 1.00 at not
0!. ,. AWEMI , '5' Ion
WTAgLY Ktttuo lav mu.
Iirles
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cessInbly declaring t‘hree years tors ..
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MOSQUITO FRAMES AND NETS.
The I‘Diaic" Canopy is one of the reliable sort, easily
attached to any style of wood. brass, tron, or folding bed.
The frames are made of the best quality of coppcred steel
spring wire. and the” net may be of any kind desired. They
are made without folds on the side or bond- -p'Iccc. and so
give perfect ventilation to the sleeper. :‘It is the only not
in use that Is ornamental, and when that in use can be
draped back gracefully like a lace curtain. Price $2.75.
The"Climax" Canopy hangs from the ceiling and. is
exceedingly simple in construction and'casily’ arranged.
Price $1.48.
Tile “Acme” Fly and Mosquito Shield is a light and
airy arrangement which operates like an umbrella. It
weighs only 12 ounces, and can be folded and packed in a
trunk for traveling. or in a bureau drawer when not in use.
It is an indispensable article in the nursery, and for
camping out parties. Price $2. 00.
FOULARD SA TINE.
A striking example is shown here of how near a cot-
ton fabric may approach silk inlnppearance. These Fou-
lard Satines arc silky, with a wonderful lustre. The col-
ors are dark. black, navy, cadet. brown and green, with fig-
ures. stripes. and dots. The colors are fastii' it is necessary
to wash the fabric. 39 cts a yard.
PLAIN MERCERIZED CHAMBRAY.
One or the heavier cotton fabrics with a merccrized
finish: It to among the most desirable of all materials for,
the useful shirt waist dress. The colors are pink, gray,
blue, tan. green and rose.
27 inches wide. 25 cts a yard.
SPECIAL IN SOFA PILLOWS.
Covered with figured silkoliuc. plain rufflcs, " g cts
each. Covered with plain satine. ligated ruffles. 48 cts.
Pillows wit-h figured denim top. plaIn back. and ruffle,
75 cts.
A large variety of Fancy Pillows from $1.00 to $2.50.
Head Rests from Isl/2’ to 58 cts each.
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Some new large-headed Sterling Silver Pitts are not-
iced at the jewelry Section. There are several styles, some
brightly burnished. othererostcd. They are convenient
for belts. stock collars. and many other uses. Price 50 cts
for set of two.
as!) M READ@”””“?‘~R
announcement.
I‘muiliu llilllilb Midi illswreru
Is now sold at leading drug stores cveryvlher; In lldge (full pint) bottled
at $1.00 per bottle.
For ox or 30 years this valuable Vegetable remedy has been used by the
best families In Norwallt and South Norw.nlk and has cured Chronic Liver,
Stomach and Blood diseases when all else has failed. Many here testify to
Its letIIcs. Sold on its nterlis. _
HOME CHRIS. HOME CURES HOME CHRIS.
A GREAI SPRING TONIC.
rel; 34L! at: m DRUGDIS’TS’.
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{this} fills home the signature of
. ,andhaab'e’enrnadennderbispen-
' , sous! supervision since its inibncy.
-..-. I ,. Allow no 'one to deceive yeti In
dint ' Weapons add “Jump-odd an ant:
mentor-Ina almond Imila‘ng-er one health or
What __ Woe-Experience against Expat-intent-
I alts GASTORIA 4
ate for
Norwalk Chronicler