.«Aocoptod the Terms
' lilo dentistry
RIDGEPORT, Conn., July iii—Alter
its outf‘oh I'triltI for nttyseven
. during I “w days only of which
then trolley IyItsm was tied up,
, to en and conductors of the
, . 32% Rallv'in. and Lighting
. ,, why, after a stormy meeting last-
,. , Min 3 to 5 o’clock Saturday after-
. .by a materity vote decided to go
to work for the company under
. conditions existlng before the
r
.. '. eight to one in the executive
, GI, and was supported by the
~ the men by a vote of forty- -flvo
Jinsteen. ‘As a result of the meet-
in announcement was made by the
““3 olive committee Saturday night.
is ring the strike to be officially off
It and forty of the men returned to Slip-
Bi e tandem Smith and Stated their
5: w llagneulto return to work. as soon
aI placsstwere made for them The
‘ men were all given their badges and
other paraphernalia and reported for
d ylleaterday.
“be reason given for declaring the
{schism the men have not re-
the sup port promised by the
lid; ’tjid Elliott-.1l illfon and that the sen-
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. ex».
7
3
was that the strike
that, and further attempt to get
skids wds useless.
one-thi d at the two hundred
" will? drip! any are t out have resumed
' wd'i'lt. In 11 1'8 estimated that a large
it mza‘it‘ltlt. of the atrllters will soon be
a
at werk for the company.
be unique feature or the affair is
t res dent. Frank Wood, at the
“3&8 's u non declares that the strike
is at 003.1710 was the one opposing
ber of ‘the executive committee.
11 Ill submit what may be termed a
minim it report, and with the opposi-
Will pgoliably declare the strike
mtg}? armless .
linemen of the company who
clout in sympathy with the trol-
tutti“ not. be taken back. As a
of today 5 action they are highly
count. it is a case of the skilled
‘ hers striking in sympathy with the
killed men and losing their places
ethe unskilled men get their posi—
. ! s.bsck
. ‘ film of this situation the Central
' or Elisa will not take the road of!
the; unfair list and the situation is
practically one of the men who return
“sohbbing” their ovin positions.
President Horgan of the Waterbury
union was in the city today and with
President Wood made strenuous efforts
to keep the trolleymen in line against
a Iurrender. But the sentiment was
too strong and the company have prac-
., tically won the strike. The labor lead-
, cue! the city are much incensed at
' the action of the trolleymen as the
million is considered as a hard blow
tonnlon labor hereabouts.
What effort the situation will have
our the Waterbury strike is not known
President Herganddeclares that
9 th a” My men In their sympa-
' ‘ ‘tlliWagfill hold” firm against the road.
Sheriff Hawley is preparing his bill
for services of himself and his hun-.
tired or more deputies and special dep-
uties during the first month of the
strike. This 111 before being paid
be approved by of lthe suporlor.
court as result . any
The sheriff will at at to what the
figures are until after it has been act-I
upon by ,a to a. A special law'
“in. to general assem-
bly, rovldin that the state hall pay
I‘Qé‘hlq. ogppaloatloh to t e alter—
the of alrlled and New Haven coun-
film during the street car strikes in
bury and Bridgeport
or this low the state will pay
' the entire expense of, ,tha.
erbui’y strike, including 815 000' for
will; out the militia. '1‘ be general
W’shal
tiwhigit pro- .
M unleash
. and then tax
t 'najins‘t the towmdn .hich the tran-
his . “m3! approved May 28
, , {all ay 29utlhe cost will
.. upon a city of
anagram
1fgrlhe occur-roll on May. 15.
lod b wees tint date
hem; are? welt (tinny
1 deputieo on the cars 1“ r that
lists will ny "'0'“ ll.;' .
disburseme t' or it: money
red; by the char will no
s‘diys.’ as the specie deputies
‘. bets are scattered all over
Shh???
new!” that file 7
05th wrecked
‘ t-, ihilt sailed from (trig;
ladenfiror Pol-t Pit-its.
' fl
huhe halls. but Captain
alpaca men had been giyen
tenant‘ythI t of the
the effect that the par-
. “all:
G. A. R. MD! APPOINTED.
Ila! pl Department Commander luiko-
. 41‘0an Cgr in California.
We. atone Commander Morgan (1.
Bulkeley of the G. A. it. has issued
General Order, No. 4
For the utcommodallou of those
members of tho depurlmenl and their
families who may wish to journey to
San. Francisco under economical condi-
. Ham and yet with some degree of com-
fort, the department has arranged to
’thleopiug cars to the special trlliu leav-
hg New iinvon Salrrr'dlr‘y August 8.
.Ihouid the demand for such accommo-
dalimrs warrant: cost of berth in tour-
ist car. New Haven lo.Bttn Francisco
including occupancy wlrcre stopovers
are made, 810.50. Therefore. tickets
for transportation. New Haven and San
Francisco and return and berth in tour—
ist car on the outward, trip, will cost
878... "5. The railroad Hill] the Pullman
company s regulations require that not
less llllilr lweiltv— livc. bcillrs bc ()(‘fll
pied fill the operation of can it cut. in
order, lllcl'cforc, that tho iicpltrlmcll:
may act intelligently. It is lrot‘ossnly
that application lot llllt form of accoill-
moilntlons be made as early as poeti-
lilo. Persons ottupyiug loulisl slccp
ing curs lnny arrange for ilit-‘il' own
meals on route or carry lliltcll baskets
with them ii'dcaired. Applications for
these accoml iorlatlons should be mode
to William .Wiiileiuw. Aetna I.iio
lusurancc company building. llltilford,
C(lllll.. and should be accompanied by
check or postal moilcv ordcl for $10. .30
cost of each bot-ill desired.
The following comrades are hereby
appointed aids irpou staff of depart-
ment commander and will be respected
and obcycd accordingly:
.ltwlli‘p W. Drew Post .i
lliiun 11.1’alulcl‘. Post 3.
Christopher llolin. Post 20'
ll‘vlllg l’hclps. Post 33.
Samuel Mott. Post 48.
David M. White. Post 54.
William 1'}. Brown. Post 67.
George M. Sinclair. or Post 23, in-
stead oi William ll, Urabb. as in prev-
iotls order.
W. H. llnrvcy instead of W. H. Hu-
vl‘llfi, tilt printed in prcvious order.
General Order No. ii frolli llllllOlllll
headquttrlers says that reports from
this department must be in hands of
itdjuluill genorlil by July 20' or we do
not got roproscllluilolr at national on-
campmelit. Any post commander, who
has not made his report to these head
quarters will at once comply with or-
der and forward them.
By Command.
Morgan (l. llrtlkoioy.
Department Commander.
Joint ii. Thacher,
Assistant Adjutant General.
——Ycilrs of Suffering relieved ill a
night. itching plies yield at out-o to
tho curative properties of lloan's ()ilrl-
ment. Never fails. At any drug store.
50 cents
*H. 8. MAY MADETREASURER.
Reported That He Receives Promotion
by Consolidated Road Direction.
The regular meeting of the board of
directors of lhe Consolidated load were
held in New York city Saturday. A. S.
May was appointed ircnsurcr. Thomus
l‘. Paradise was made assistant treasu-
tor, and Charles H. llcmpsleird ll‘illlSr
fer clerk. All three are promotions.
3 The regular qriilrlcrly dividend of $2
per share was declared payable Sept.
30”).
A. S. May comcs from lit-illuepoi'l.
llnll has been assistant treasurer for
il number of years. He has acted as
treasurer since the death of W. l..
Squire. He. is fl competent and thor-
ougl't official. Hc sturlud on the road
as an office boy some twoulydivo
years ago and has gradually worked his
way up to the position of treasurer.
Since the death of Mr. Squire no
other name has been heard in connec-
tion with the position and the promo
‘ioh of the other two gentlemen is
promoting reliable and trustworthy
then to positions, of responsibility
Thomas F. Paradise was made assist-
ant treasurer and Charlbs A. Hemp
stead has been made lransfcr‘olork. ,
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“"32.
casroRlA
For Wit and childish-
Till Kill for lull illicit: lialglli
30er the
Signature of
_ BOYS IN THE FACTORIES.
State Agent to Make a Record of Those
- Under Legal Ago.
it is said that the slate agent is to
bet of‘. children under legal u
aro employed in the factories. 3 ob
he may obtain a list of them When
school resumes in September it will
turned to School and if not they can
he looked up
tbs commendable enterprise on the
up of the y,o gsters.
:Ll Hi] em if!
twenty-live cents you can insure
yourselr and may against any ser-
ious results from all-attack ot bowel
complaint during the summer months.
, That is the price of I bottle of Chain.
r . berlnin' I Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, I medicine that can always
be depended upon even in the most ss-
vars and donut-om cases. it is enaalv‘m
iy valuable ror children and adults.
When reduced With inter and swag-
attach one or more i’ulimtul lourllsfl
,viclol'y.
carrying out President Hall‘s idea ofI
; endure without this rem
‘relieve him. such cases own dentin
make the rounds of the farcicrv towns
this vacation and ferret out the aunt-
who
ject in doing so is not to prevent the;
boys from continuing at. work btlt that .
than be comparatively an easy matter
to learn whether the boys have re
, It is not the desire of
me state minorities to interfere with
“With many
the money that they
aim. during the ten weeks' vacation
is absolutely necessary to keep them
in clothes for the balance of the school
FAMOUS CHIP 8T. MARV'O.
m.
'Auttlllary steam VII-Ii May be aub-
stituted far Familiar Old Schoolshlp
Thole is a growing disposition among
certain officials in New York to dispose
oiille old warship St. Mary‘s as u iiauli-
cal sclroolsilip and to substitute fit her
stead ‘au auxiliary sioriiit vessel. 'l‘hc
til. Mary's bits lion“ in service as I hail-
llcul schoolsblp under the supervision
and support of.lllo board of editor-lion.
for more than. u quarter of a century.
’l‘hrci‘ ycttis ltgo Hill‘ had a thorough ov
orhuullug rind wus oxleilslvcly l‘cpiilr-
(ill at the New York our)" yard, “or
graduates are distributed well among
the offlocl'll of lltt' iiicl‘cllttiilt-,iilul'iilc.
some being: in command of Aiuerlcuti
vessels. Home of them enlisted ill
ilie navy. and a few lll‘l' llow wril'l‘alil
officers in tire navy. posllious which
they would irot have but] except. for the
existence of such a vessel for lilo
training of boys who migol otherwise
buvir been indifferent to advancement
in life in any position.
The St. Mary‘s bus uo‘ been u notion-
llty us ll. wur vcsscl, by any means. foi'
during its well as bcforc and following
the close of the Civil war, when slurrm
power was rare, when there WPN' no
or-oult cables and Micro were infrequent
foreign mulls. she tillalncil fumc. She
was built lit the Washinglou navy yard
in 1843 and was ilulucd an or one of the
woulilly counties of Maryland. Her
sqltrti‘rr stern and blllrrt bow have culled
forth the remark from many llll admin
01' of naval architecture lllul she was
like that class built on loitit measure
illlfi out off in lengths lo stilt purchas-
ci's. ilcl tllsplac clilcnt was only 1.025
tone. but small as she was she (lilt‘l'
tlcflcd one of the big lieels of Spain‘s
navy and was instrumental in scour-int:
for Chi” her independence. 1101' first
duty for lllc navy was ill the Mexican
war, when she assisted ill landing for-
cos til Vera Cruz in 1847, and ltllcr was
detained to bring home the trophies of
Tllcn $110 was sent to ”11‘
Pacific, wilt-re slit! remained llll sev—
eral years offer the close of the Civil
War. during which time she prolcclcd
American commerce front Confederate
pi'viaiocrs. At one little slrc saved it
scorn of American merchant ships ill
lllt! (‘blncha islands from lire rcbcl pri»
vtticcr Shenandoah.
During lilo latter part of the Civil
Wur the St. Mary‘s was commanded by
Capt. (l. M. littlvm-oresses father of ”it!
prurient Capt. George (I'olvocoicrises
who was found mur'dcli-d lit the slit-eta
of Bi itlgcporf about 20 ycuts ago. When
Chili was tucnaced by Admiral l’lnzou
and his Spanish squadron ill 1800 till!
St. Mary's clrrrlicr-ii to be on duly til
Valparaiso and was active in protecting
the rights and pl'opci'iy of American
citizens. When the Spanish squadron
appcitrcd off 1110 llul‘bor Captain (.‘olvo
coi'osscs found it couycfilclll to_luke it
short still just below the harbor, but.
he returned almost ill once uml tulchon
cti his vessel directly ill from of the
business part of illL' clly, between it
and i’inzon’s fleet. l’luaon could not
tolerate sutb llll lulerfeiciite with his
Illilllii ullti lice sen: illl arrogant note to
tile \flll‘l icaii irimtniulder advising blur
in more his vessel its ht- llllttl‘tiif'fl lo
bombard the place and would not be
rt-sponsiblo for iillpdhitlagt- that might
be done to lil'tl Aolth'lciin‘n'ul‘aliips. To
this (lapliilll Coliucort-sscs replied that
the St. Mary's was anchored to his
satisfaction and would remain there.
Hc closed his commllillcrttiori thus:
in the event of a bombardment of
1123- city. l llcg you, sir. lo llltvo a cars
that none of your shot touch the hull
of tire St. Mary's. i not perfectly
:l\\al‘c of the weakness of my corvette
.7) comparison with llro povvcrful squad-
mrt of iil‘l' Most Catholic Majesty now.
illocknding the port, but i beg. air, to
rclnind you that the ling tbul floats all
1101‘ peak represents tlircr: lhousaitd
runs on the sea.
The entire ctirr'cspondeucc was pub-
lished in lill.‘ Spanish papers on shore
and Coit'ocorcsses was a hero in those
\t'riiol‘s bul later llc cattle near losing
his ship in one of the Spanish ports of
Peru. whcl'c llll attempt or the Spanish
loyalists lo blow her up with torpedoes
was frustrated,
GO PREPARED. .
in preparing for your summer outing
.1 little forethought may a c you no
end of trouble Mr John Manly ll
dry goods merchant or Bollvllrl ,1L-l
while packing an outfit for
low weeks on Narr ails ' .
in a bottle of chug-good it’s"
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for
emergency use. The scc‘ond day in
comp his little boy w taken at th
cramp colic. The. hrsg’pdoserof l
remedy gave relief and the second dose
effected a cure. Think of the militant]
suffering this boy would Iva had to
would to
980
teh‘l‘.
f.ata1ly For sale by Stills‘tiiiJI-‘owéil
Cor.p Baxter Pharmacy. Cliford l’har
mat-y.
PAJAMA BRIGADE AT SHORE.
.....r_.
War on the Mo‘s'qulto by sbjoul‘ners
in Thail- androotn Uniformp‘.
’lhe seashore has become so inljepl-
ed Wlul mosquitoes that. life is almost
unbearable in some sectional the
town. During the past two or hires
nights the sharp. stlnllns Insects Myer.
so filled some of the cottage; airing
the shore front that the inmates but:
been quite unable getnny root and
have lait their be to form paiama
regiments tor the pill-pose oi' curtains
the pest out,
Armed with sheets; towels pillow
cases it rte every variable thin;
that coil d be too poem for
meanings as ..0 doors or.
scores of than ll drlvlnii them I
the wall. the family sigma,
ed by shy visitors or summer
in the house, were kept hilly‘
night, and the his w nights up to the
wee helm oi in g. At, day):
swarm“; seemed to tit-ego;
I
also, 77,
th “.ihey slept While dozens of
structure studded their faces
ail-dime no i suddenly: 1’0
very mphlh‘r‘srgudny m '07».
mum
nil”
stints
chit
. oral debility. Only 500..
th weary, human .
t b k to hell so exflum:
..ilr .3
BEST-ml that’s all we stood to say
Special Award for Those who Served
in Earlier Connecticut Regiments.
'illt: llcncl'iil Assciilbly hits ilppl'o
pl'liilctl 32,03"! for lllt'liilin for ”if! Corr
licctlcul soldit-i's who cirlislwil ill lllt‘
first call of I'rcslticlll Lincoln, null
lllcsu will be l'clriiy till or about Alli."
list 1.
The low coulcmpiirtcs pr-ovlrllnl:
medals for cat-ll stir-\lvor, relative or
lite. family of each \clcl'ull who lllld
passed away. l‘llc three rcgilncuis
bad about 2,500 men who l'oslpoiltlcd
to President Lincoln's call, _
Adjutant (lclli-rrrl Colo, who has in
vintage llic tlisli'lbllliori of thc llllliiill“.
required, as tic illl'n’ information from
officials of tho t'r-glluorriill associations
lirut the utilil't'sm's of many on the
rolls are unknown and it is itol certain
whitihcglncy lll‘l' living. in ”11' l‘ili'll‘s
of totally who have passed away. lltcl'c
is no record of relatives. the roar
mental associations appointed a corn.
nllitcc or three lust wtntor. to look 111'
for the main-r of the medals.
The medals are being made iii ..ew
York and a part of lhe order will be. fit-
ccivcd about August 1, so llrul distri-
btlllou may be begun at that iltnc.
The modal is in the. forth of 77 Mill-
lcso cross. of statuary bronze. 0.11 the
face in llic li‘llil‘l‘, is the portrait of
(lov. llucktugllum. 0n the upper arm
and on the right and loft arms of the
cross are, respectively, the numbers of
the three regiments, and on the lower
arm the words "Conn. Vols._" On illt‘
reverse of" the medals is an inscription
‘setllng forth the fact of the voting of
the models in the General Assembly.
Each modal: suspended by a broad
hcavysilk bitch. in two colors. an
inch wide stripe of blue in the. center
anti halrfnu ihch butt on each side. _
BRUTALLV TORTURED.
A case came to light that [or persish
out and unmor'clful torture has perhaps
never been equaled. Joe (lolobick, of
Cables, Calif., writes: "For 15 years i
endured insufferable pain from Rheu-
or matlsm and nothing relieved me
thoughl tried everything known. 1
came across Electric Bitters and We
the greatest medicine on earth for that
trouble. A few bottles of it completely
relieved and cured mc.‘ Just as good
for Liver and Kidney troubles and gen
Satisfaction
guaranteed by Frank H. Baxter Drug-
gist. , , ,
onueunv srA'riou.
Consolidated Using New One for the
First Time Today. ’
Acting Superintendent Garret H.
Wilson, of the. New York divisional
the Consolidated road Saturday issued
ordens that beginning today the new
station of the consolidated road at
Danbury would be used.
H9 had further ordered that
present ticket agent at Danbury.
w. Pierce, is appointed to take charge
6
, of the'ltlcket office of the new station
. and that A. 13. Hull will be the bag-
gagta‘nnaster.
" l Beginning loony all trains or the
New You division stop at the new It'n- ~
tion In! the old station will be entire
1y abandoned so far as the New York
division is Ioncérned.
The Western Union Telegrnph Com-
pany has arranged to namtje ii ath-
ties as Dunbar-y for that
are making some improv eats them
This will not make it necessary for
in am simply running loopI
into the ow station for use of the
Consulmated‘m‘ad‘
Dumb? péople are now provided
_ Is any on
M‘EDALS FOR anAvenv. '
irstlmtltcs ..ral only about Loud will be -
slid'g‘
80 “units any sulphates chum.
AN OVERLAND MARCH. 3
Orders Received Saturday by Troopi
A for March.
('trptrilu [.il'ri‘i‘ilc lilltlillglon.
'l‘limp .i. Ncw lllrit-n, lltrs l'ccciycil or-
rlcl's from Adlliluirl tit-uci'ul Cole for it
illlll' tlilys‘ ovcl'lzilrrl llliii'l‘ll lu llic silllt:
crimp ill Niillllic this your. The llliil'l'll
Will be ti l'r-ullirc of_ lllc crimp wcck l
rind llrc llorscliicn will be rrr-i-oriicti it '
grout rcccpllou wilt-ii lircy arrive at l
Camp Chamberlain on Wednesday. Ail-
gilsl i3. (Tapitllu Lutllugloil and his
troop will leave New liuvcn Sunday.
August ‘J, and will start for Nlunlic by
way of .‘lllllill‘lOWlL ltlvouaclllg in that l
city probably Monday night.
'l'hcy will march according to tilt‘?‘
l’nilcil Stilton iti'luy l'cizulullons cal'i‘y- I.
log at large amount of traveling ra‘l
lions and sleeping nights under their «
Nlli‘lil'l‘ fonts. in i‘onllcciictll lnis 027- l
pr-i'lciicv will be unique as it will be llrc
first time ilrttl a tour tluys' nltll‘l‘ll will ‘
be made by u cavalry troop to a stale
citt'ultlpillcllf.
tfnpluin l.iidluglon is pleased at to l
whip: the orders and sold lhnt the
full quota of lid mcu would lake the
hip.
oi" .
N0 PlTY SHOWN. .
“For years fate was after me cou-
rlnuously.“ writes it‘. A. (ltlllcdllo. \'(‘i‘l‘
boon, Ala. “i had ll tcrrlblc case of
Mice, causing :21 tumors. “'llt‘il all
failed llucklcn's Arulcu Sitch cured
mo. ldquully good for llurns and all
itclrcs and pains. lliily 2.30, at Fl’llllk
ii. Baxter‘s Drug Store. “
SCHOOLBOY MARRIES TEACHER.
Tho tilillotilri‘ctncllt was made \Vctl-
ncsdzty of the marriage in New York
city, May 20. of Allcli K. Hukc. soil of
Mr. llllll llirs. llcrmuu Huko. ot’ 'l‘or
i‘iiixitul, and Miss Evelyn M. lt‘cllslol
teacher of F‘i‘tmch lill‘d Commit in the
blob school. whose home is ill Soullt
lillllit‘) it‘nlls Mass. The groom until
about ti your ttgo wits stpdyliig til the
Chimbirc atdilomy. lie “cut to the
high silrool lair-r and was it plipii in
the sopltonlorc class “hell he fell in
low with his bride. He is about 18
years old and Mrs, littlic is about
twenl2' lite hryears at use
i
l N..
ll'il)‘ by tile scci‘cl,:ll',\'..of the navy do
inf lllc
‘ 0.3.
;spccliorr to the secrelitry of the navy
will appear in r-oiiipclitlvc tests with
:orrc of thc Holland type of submarine
'ft'iltblfully and spit blood.
10: 10
. 11: 002:, 11: 0“.
INSPECTING THE PROTECTOR.
Lieutenant Halll'gan of Navy Depart-
ment Here for That Purpose.
lllllif‘lltllllJ1)llilllfllugail..ll‘.U S.
who was l'cttcilily detailed to this
to conduct :1 scrlcs of tests
submarine bout i‘rolector. made
his first trip in that critfl Saturday
\\ illt t'ttplniu Simon Lake and crew on
board the Pl 'lllt‘t'tfu made surface run
lests under the direction of Liculcli-
lllli Mulligan iii the. Sound between the
Bridgeport and l'enfleld roof lighthous-
lieutenant llnlllgntl will remain
ilr Bridgeport for ill least a week. Dur-
ling his slay the Protector will be sub-
l‘ietieri to tho various kinds of work
.for which she is dosiguod. Some day
this week the l’l'oicctor will make sub»
rucrgcncc lusts. Lieutenant ilaliigan
‘will make ll dot :illctl report of his iti-
llill ‘illl'lll,
l.:-ricr ml “1‘th summer the Pr'otuctoi
Ilouls.
NIGHT WAS HER TERROR.
“i would cough nearly all night
long " \tritcs Mrs. Chas. Applcgate, of
He :rudi',l:t lilil ‘llllll could hardly get
any sleep. 1 bad consumption so bhd
‘iibul if 1 walked a block 1 would cough
but, when
all other medicines failed. three “.00
bottles of'Dr, King's Nc'v Discovery
wholly cured me and I gained 58
pounds." it's absolutely guaranteed to
cure Coughs, Colds. Ln flrippc, Bron
cltitis and till Throat ilud Lung ’I‘rou-
bios Price 500 and $1. 00. Trial bot-
tics free at Frank 11. Bmtet‘ a drug
store
NEW voRK‘. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
in Effect, May 17, 1903.
LEAVE sotlrli NORWALK iron
NEW YORK.
A. M.—12:40x. 53312:. 5: 5827. 6: 15
6: 55. 7:03. 7:47 8: 1627. 8: 45. 9205:,
9: 2427. 9:10 10: 242: 10: 40 11: 3527.
P. M—12255x. 1:13. 2:25x. 3:05,
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DIRECTORI: -
John H. Fart-la Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian swam
John H. Light E. H. Mathew-on
JoIlIhR. Marvin SamuolOrumman
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Recount) Sollalfsd
SUMMER Mllllllilll
We are, soiling some of the newest
and prettiest styles in white and linen
duck bats, also Batavia hats anti white
liliill llrtls.
Uur Palm Beach and plain sailors.
ill Milan. Sonnet, and rough and ready
braids are stylish and popular.
Oirr entire line of dress and tailor-
ed hats, malino. chiffon, and straw
bats, trimmed and uutrlmmed. at
gl'clltly reduced prices.
ldxcltrslve styles in ready made veils.
.J '1’7. V I ’1
ill. ABKE
651 Wall St. Norwalk
. 1005.3..-
ti'E’w illitilv
Home Made Pier. 5, 12 150.
Customers would do well if
they order their PIES ahead for
the FOURTH. The demand
for them is so great that it is
impossible to keep a supply on
hand.
Respectfully,
MRS. M. C. KANE
4 "dismal ~ Mall.
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