l‘.
mus-mos;
the ‘delbli
la la the time to buy.
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Wearable“ names of stock,
lied Shirta‘and Drawers, to
, 'JTiiay “ire lite 50c quality.
of tow Undemar in
Ibbtl a'nd Naih, at 25c
, snide. accuses arm on quality.
a «Immoral»: Li'dieI' Vest. at
bfghd #53»: i . .
tt'a' Underwear. Plain and
. .. Igwau Spill use... Shirta «is
“this. ‘
'1 7 '
E
few/m
pt t variant;
“’3‘“
We? exctuaivi: HOUI! runaiem
‘ tiling purchasers of. Pianos or r
an
- IOOMPL‘ITI MOM
‘ end Annamaduad Nahuatl.
bd' Swiss Ribbed Lisle Vesta
V.“l ll‘l ' I‘
, .
Hose.
Porch Swings.
Layla Beats.
Window Screens.
Sprinklers.
Gama Blasts.
Ovens l(Ill sisal).
Manila, nuts.
Fly Killers.
ed has I I Iters for Summer and Porch Furnltu
. "Old ic-h'a'ry” make.
throttles-mafia. seam and Lightning, quarts, plats and um gn-
I YI “find, RubbersIIfor all alses and styles 0! jars.
ll‘.jA HATS. tor comfort at the shore. or home, 250.
ricer are guaranteed the lowest. and our guarantee "your money
a are not satisfactory." goes with evllry purchase whether large
r estreine litigatin- can... July and august. ,
Is by seeing our line and getting our prices.
ANT,
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Mwl. ..
h‘euituttlnuoa.
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LIDIES' SHIRT WAlSTO.
White Lawns. from 76c tonal).
price. P
and attractive Itytea. .
Cords.
i; "a "a "a '.e
. , r , l
' illicit amt én‘a'sis‘et superior.
of listener ‘stocltiilr’tfour yards today. ,Priceg'hfil'e
Midt- theIW‘ . "I
ii.
a
' l He‘d}
South Nova
in”! '. t. if " r
and thorongbly. .‘l
- 9
MW“! tektites and community every {legions
mWfl Wit have recently receivIedI at our w '
l 6"; “two thousand tons oi freshly mined amps.
’ A w h is certain] y as‘ilice as anything we oversaw
and-blurb Misfire-proud to trend can; ' '
g».
eases . -
land; was segrlo
80¢ . i; I _ I
Mr: “I .1110“. -m min vm‘ st. MWJ‘O“
. i year/andatnendtlaeaemisee commen-
. ‘ l drain-gunk" attachable.
ua noose area: m
i
lanolas might be interested in learn;
~- «m 1
m NEEHS, and the Inc prepared to'sIuppIy
AIaample line of Shirt walaIta, value;
75: to hem. sugnny tolled at new.
“diet-Neck Wear in large variety
Ladlee’llome Journal for July, aee
wen window. atImpolar price, 10:.
New styles Pillow Tops and Pillow
.i
a
l
re'.
’ I .trouble. a my souls. out completely
.I . tatlon: nurses ammo President neu-
lg? inflected: and ”ll be oflclab
I y racled upon today.
’ (lamb-staggering. quad
but needs little
work. uCSS Wear
and .Ic'IIss' éabbr.
Whiter clothes
the nine:
Wash'daiys. Have
ease, comfort and
. Sunlieht.
archaeological...- hldoplioe— 5L
mMMman
T‘A 'OA'I.
'l‘he busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is Dr. Kit 3
‘ New bite Pills. These the chart a
weakness into strongth, lid «shoes in-
to energy,b ln-t into mental power.
Q'hey‘re won and in building up the
health. Only 250 per box. Sold by
Frank H. Baxter. "
» STATE POLICE ARE NAMED.
Thomas F. Egan, -Gouthlng‘toa, to be
Superintendent
HARTFORD, July it—Ji‘he police
commission which was created by the
last general assembly for the purpose
of appointing a new state police au-
perlateudaut and an assistant .lo the
. superintendent. late yesterday ter-
nbon made public theirsolectious. op-
uty aheriil. Thomas I". an. of South-
lngton received the appo ntment as au-
perintendeut and his assistant will be
.‘Artliur L. Story. a deputy inherit! oi
. Norwich. The police commissioners
trill hold another meeting at Ill
o‘clock. Tuesday. July 22. at which time
the new more will be sworn in.
1‘on sessions were held by. the board
. yesterday. At the morning session
Merrill 8. touch. or Aahford. and Can-
tain E. C. Giuty. 0t Danbury. appeared
as applicants. At the afternoon ses-
‘ elou t e only candidate input in an ap-
pcarancc was Edwin O‘Brien of this
‘ elty.
NIGHT WAS, HER TUMOR.
"i would cough nearly all night
long,”'wrltee Mrs. Chas. Applegato. 0!
Alexandria. ind, "and could hardly get
any sleep. 1 had consumption so bad
that it t walked a block 1 would cough
all. other medicines tailed. three ”.00
bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery.
wholly cured me and l gained 58
pounds."- it's absolutely [moulded to
euro Coughs. Golds. Lemme. llron-
chitin and allfi‘hroat and loans. 'i‘rou-
ales. Price We and utility ’i‘rial bot-
tles tree at. lv‘rank ll. Baxter's drug
store. 'I‘
‘STRUCK av A 8 chH ENGINE.
HAtti‘FollD, Ju y... it -— Patrick
Quinn, 38 years old.:whlle walking al-
«mg the railroad tracks-mt Avon street.
wearstsruolt and run over by a switching
engine yesterday afternoon. One of his
legs was terribly crashed. Oue arm
and his (see were also tainted. At St.
b‘rancts'e Hospital. where he was re-
moved. it was said he could not. live.
Quinn belongs in New York city and
:had» been visiting with friends here
since Saturday.
BRUTALLY TORTURED.
A cdee one no light that for persist-
entald: “merciful torture has perhaps
haven been equaled. Joe Golobick, 0t
Odin“, Caill._ writes: “For 15 yearal
endured inaudersble-painfrom Rheu-
matism! and Ififlllfi= relieved ‘me
theugh i tried everything known. I
came ltcrtias 'Eleetundntttiera and 5it's
,the grenade-sandman no cannot but
fuel redone cured me.".-ilnst- wood
tor- . rand Kidneymublesin ion-
total (mobs. Only See. Battataotaon
guaranteed by Frank it. Baxter. Dre's;
. at. , ‘ ‘
l
. ~ Fast- or me trite. - -
so. Lotus: no.,-...my at-«m invi-
bet.“ot Frame. by theilower villinols
tillvlsion of the French Fete Alt-nota-
utt mon-
r petition in thenatare era similar
yfia has been clronia- led by the
: “biennium“ _ '
. [In preparing tor your summer outing
at littlesturothou‘ltmaymave» you;- no
or rouble. lllrmlilhnflt Manly, a
element; 321M116.- B. 1.».
ns‘ ‘ . lot will A
“3.9:?
"yr
climb
ally. “rag:
wind—WM .
frightfuily and spit blood. but. when '
are «tern
l. section at the. ol turns.
2 base earthfit'obk Shull it
fills im ’no Moder out of the way
«than the buildina iiu In demoed, ave-
nue came up aglln, . he report at the
,momntlttoa was accepted. and August 3
'm tor a ‘pnblidihelrlng on the matter.
Tim Marina Will It Ibubly boot a per.
lunctory nature. he report of the
commute was as own.- {I M.
‘ lII'I‘I'Clentlelnon: IutLl‘lelt-ail'ued,I ta
r In Mellow , y. min-
:= 309" ”NM mirage «run.
l , to designates} ulld ng line on
land adjoining Railroad avenue, on
the west in said nitypbeiug iirIat duly
sworn to a la rul‘ltnd impartial dla~
charge of the use rtalni‘ug to said
tip oint ent. respect lly report: That
be are High ting day such building
line they no ed 'over the aidreanld
atreéi‘thdraughli, and after hearing an
persons in 'i ttlrbat Who ‘appeiired be-
fore them, and'urefn‘ly considering all
matters, pertaining 0 said "bull tag
line. they"dytia'ilated and established
lurid build ug‘ilpe as follows. m:
A line
aide of Railroad avenue from Wet
Washington street to the' north
corner of the brick building owned by
, Ira. Sarah Larrlgyn; from thence tol-
lowlng the front of said building to the
southeast corner thereof; and theme
continuing in a straight line tIo'a point
on the Monroe litreet ‘huIlidin line, and
the (ill‘teet weet'ot said Kai road ave-
nue. . I .
WM. .Tl‘iIOMFI'SON.
W Eb BODWELL.
J0 N‘E. RAUL. '
Committee.
The loiiowlng resolution was then
passed regarding Washington street
layout: "
I Whereas. On due notice and hearing,
the Council determined that public
convenience and necessity required
them to lay out and widen East
Washington street. on the corner of
, said street and North Water Street.
and appointed a committee of three
disinterested treeho‘idurs of said to
* city to make such layout and widen
; said street and said committee has laid
out and widened said street and report-
~ «1 the same to the council. which re.
port embodied a descriptive ‘shrvcy of
such highway and an estimate and up-
pruisai or benefits and damages, all
' agreeable to section 39 of the city
charter, and thereupon the Council
nave due notice to Wow person inter-
ested by reason. of his land being tak-
cn or benedtted by the prouoaed im'
provome‘nt. or the time and place When
the Council would hear ohlcctions to
such layout. widening and survey. and
estimate or appraisal of bottoms and
damages. and at said than and, place
the Council heard all parties interest-
ed in relation to the acceptance of
said report of i a committee in whole
or in part. and i‘regu‘rd to any modi-
fication or change erect; Therefore,
Resolved. ’l‘bat l d ropm‘t be and
the same hereby is revised and» modi-
fied in the estimate of beudllts and
damages contained then-in, as follows:
By-etrlltlng out“Mrs. ltuao" and sub-
stltuting "lira. Julie E. Roam“ by
striking out ".[t‘ 6. Adams" and sub.
stltutlng “E, S. Adams;" by striking
out "bowie Raymond“ and snbstilut~
ing the "eatato 0r Iris Raymond?
by striking out t’ cph Editor" and
.uhatliutlng "Joseph liiortuuz" by
striking out the figures “(8867.10)“
8144.47." and substituting "(8602.55) —-
330831;” by adding under the head of
‘North Water Street" the l'bllo'wing
nann- and figures: "Ebenezer lilil.
($2M.del:l$.56," and
Resolved further. That said report.
is herelnbeforo revised and modified,
the descriptive survey accompanying
lhe shine. and tho assessmenlol bentL
tits and appraisal-oi damages ‘thercln
made, be and the some hereby are no-
~epted and adopted.
,Approved.
JOHN CAVANAGH.
Mayor.
This was amended to omit the us-
sessmenls against the estate of 'Ed-
ward L. Harper and against Jennie '1‘.
1m. These two properties are found
t0‘be tilde thecity limits.
Conn linen Luther M. Wright stat-
ed that be had seen Mr. Becker. the
owner of the property at the corner of
the streetgin regard ton proposition
made by him regarding the moving
back or the house at the control the
toured a change of reeling regarding
the matter.- Hollow believedlhmld
be best to' accept the city‘s appraisal
or damages and alter n 'hadbeen pain
he would be ordered by the cityftp
move the house back at ills ovum-
pense. ‘
This report of Mr1 Wright was ac-
cepted!” the Council. ‘ I . "
Next entire up the no or contention,
of the evening. At IIe instructing at
the Council. a norm tee had beam up-
pointed informulate such ruleator the
ant as would teud‘to pre—
vent such ' ashes orantimttty is large ’
occurred. in' the immediate past" -
Ween Chief H. 1). Harrow 11‘ Porn-
man Wilfred Bodweil, of f ' ,
Hook and Ladder Conipany. *' 'i‘he loi-
loe'lng was hubmit'tinl‘as a city ordb '
nanceytor thatpurpose: ‘
Do it enacttid byl'h‘e'councli of lhe City
at South NDTWIIQ;} . , "
fiction 1. “Titer ed engineer shall.
halve the auperlntcndence, care and di-
re 2, nee.
oer-t till.
1.1950 and nii’o tier, lire appara-
noane c‘l y and see that
v.9 (ll) feet from the West .
matter. and he Wanted it made clear
he. saw the boob
lug hacked into the house in it wrong -
mmpany timers. 2and child
street. and, that Mr. Becker had exp'trr- -
bring tndt‘ters the other. Mr_ Paul ‘movg,
ed that the following amendment he
adopted: '
are that the Apparatus commit n,to
their cafe, the buildings in Whitfh the
same is housed. and all articles in or
belon‘ ing to theme are kept neat
*and c can. 'lncy 'slilill prese'rVe order
and ‘dlsclpllhe at, all diets in their re,‘
spective companies, -’
‘anee with the by-lsw or the company
and the main”! , ‘filé department.
passed by the councilI ' :
, n t- appro‘ Iiation or 125,
Well was veg: an millepamneut. after‘
which, camea'djeurhment: .
buttress
or n‘
the cohdh‘c era
as badge llliuola (genital Railroad have
Mnflum‘ ‘ .. 1A . I
win mam: . .toItheannIual
‘mroii at the miles» Protein ooh-
. 'duetora‘ atfi'glv , toner cent. mousse
d not-ta at the to ‘
_ {gnu mutant ..
f .04.“ .
other at ii per maturities“ wmvaortb.
”grime.
an
L‘u‘i
limits *
KeplsoinOnr
. I... ..- ...t a. ,. -.‘lv i
his care, and the state and condition of
the fire department generally; He shall
keep or cause to bottom. fair and-exact
rolls of the respective companies, apt-c.
flying the name. age. occupation anti
incidence, and the 'date of admission
and discharge of each member of the.
department. and keep ten accurate Inc-
count of all money that may be re-
call/ed or expended tor the lire depart-
ment. and shall perform such other du-
tlcs connected with the tire department
its the Council mty from time to time
reoiiirc.
Sec. 2. All ordinances or parts of
ordinances inconsistent herewith are
hemby repealed.
Mayor (.‘avnnagh said that he
thought the ordinance very well as tar
as it went. but that it did not go quite
far enough and he believed that the
partmeut should also be defined and
regulated by- ordinance and that the
present is the proper time to do this.
Councilman Wright. who in foreman
for Putmau Hose Company. said that
he believed this stand was correct.
lie said that he was not kicking, that
(luring the length of time he had been
In the tire department he had been
engaged in no cmttroveraics, but that
he believed the time had come when
tho matter should be settled.
Councilman Bosch alluded to the
lack of discipline in the department
and stated that he thought it time to
do something when the members lot
the department would not take orders
from the chief of the department, when
in the tire houses. Ho alluded to one
instance whore a direct refusal to lol-
t-tl. He believed in the passage 0! a
stringent order defining the positions
of the officers and delegating to them
the powers which each should possess.
H I. thought that when the chlelI or the
dc artmcnt was told that be had noth-
ing to any in the department houses.
it was time that sotnothlng was done.
Ghleb Hartord, who. had remained an
interested specthtor until this time.
craved permission tospeak.
He gave a clear and concise state-
ment of the eltltqtlon. saying. that he
had no desire he auperrcde his author-
ity or to take away any of the author-
l‘y of’the onlrera of the companies, but
he believed tiradmhen he saw the
members ‘of the department making
mistakes in handling apparatus. he
should have the right and power to or-
der them to do it in the right way.
Mr. Bodweilreaid that as foreman of
Old Well Hank and ladder Company.
he felt very much interested in the
that the orders given by the chief
should pass through the company oili-
core and not be given direct to the in-
dividual members at the company.
Chlet Warlord said that the begin-
ning of the trouble was one day when
and ladder-"truck be;
manner; and gave a Yew orders regard-.
ing it. He Mil-looked muse Mall;
, not It
them, so he gave the orders unnam-
The matter was discussedat girth
In Its ma‘ny mlnor‘pdint‘s.“ Final , t0
_ Sec. 2. unm‘iyiesot companies an
d strict nompiié‘
The 'ordmhnce‘tis“'amcudcd was .thenI
The
I oer menace
yI lkuler a series,
Justina. three nionlha.
nd' lirahemen employ-
cmcatg‘o
as
inonease'r
dlotore when .m‘
he Ohio andmlneper cent. south
‘ I 1 '
tKCHANGIE‘ICOMl IIBIONERS
the ‘
ti
r‘_r.y\v. _
,. ,0, ..I
Ohm. Port
M
duties of the other oillcera of the'de- .
low the orders of the chief had occur- .
”iii
50 cts.
25 cts.
a yard.
Jim- (tamed
but
five.
.- macaw
The store will close at five o'clock every afternoon.
except Saturday. through July and August.
CLEARING SALE or cons
A visit to the Toy Store shows a plantain company of
Dolls. ail aorta and sizes. lined up ‘for inspebtion. his a
clearing out sale and special inducements are ofiered to
close out the portion left of our Doll stock beforeIreceiIving
our fall importation. Some of these 'on' 'exhib‘i‘tibn have
been used as samples and are somewhat soiled. andIthete
are a number of handsome Dolls shIoning reductions all
the way from 25 cts to $1.50 each. it wul pay to loolt them
over. Many customers bong ht them last summer to hold .
until Christmas. It will be a profitable inv'eétinent.
One lot of 50 ct kid body Dolls at 25 cts each.
The itind that ordinarily sells at 75 cts and $1.00 are
A few $2.50 Dolls with jointed hips. knees, and arms,
to close out at $r.00.
Fine jointed Dolls that were $4.00, now $2.00.
One lot that were $5.50, new $4.00.
Colored Dollies made of cloth, 25 cts.
AIwhole army of small D 0115, at 9 cts each. ,
A variety. mixed assortment, dressed and undressed, at .
. can
SALT WATER FLANNEL
The proper material for bathing suits, just the exact
weight and quality desirable.
comes in plain colors, black, navy. ngay. also in blue
grounds yvith white polka dots. Width 28 inches, 12% cts
It is nonshrinltable. and
The center counter at th e Notion Stock contains some
seasonable attractions that are in demand at present.
Sea Salt for those who do not like the trouble or in-
convenience of going down to the shore, for bathing. This
can be used in the bath tub.
Bathing Caps. 25 and 50 cts.
Bathing Shoes. 25 and 50 cts.
White Wings. that help you to float A swim, 25 cts.
5 cts a package.
W
A sale of White Wash Goods is in progress on the
lower floor, at which some remarkable values may be had. i
mElfinlllllii‘1!ch
”our com.
Ananeun‘amm: "
tot-ea everywhere in lar
at $1.00 per bottle.
ogetable remedy has been used by the
ouih Norwalk, and has cured Chronic Liver.
hen all else has failed. Many bore testify to
HOME 'CURES.
For over 30 years this va unblc V
best fuiuilies 'in Norwalk and
Stomach and Blood diseases w
its virtues.’ Edition ltd merit
HOME CURES.
A .QREAT SPRING TONI-C.
roe Kati: air nu. modulus;
. years, has I . I
. ind has beaninndennderhis peb-
_sonatsnpemuton since ttsinhi‘noy.
Allow,” one newborns in this.
Modem “Just-as-good”are but;
msyritla dull endwnger
.' illuminate-ital
$3110th
'W‘? W.W‘W°“9° W
Franklin ~ we’s nun: tissue
is now sold at leading. drug a
home the signature ”at
emu or
I ‘ . font.
l
1 at is CASTQRiA .
mum ,'
in ‘flfiarfi
t '6' r
as (full pint) un’ttié
”fireman“.
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