WI' OpIn Work Male. IxtrI
f quality,
Dents Iin Halo, 2 for
Gentl' 2 for
Biim'e UhderweIr, I complete {I
torment of all kinds.
F. K. BAN“
tI 47 wast minim»; at;
:Man amok Dean.
News ions
WEATHII FOAICAST.
Fair to-
H
For Norwalil and vicinity:
innit and Wednesday. The axes of
low pressure whteh was producing the
bloody and rainy weather In this vI-
binity yesterday has moved satward
Ind Is new central over Not Sch la.
The area or high pressure and pies tit
wetther that was in the northwest yes-
eriiay has moved eastwttrd to the cen-
rat sections and will dominate' 'the
we‘ather tor this vicinity during the
next two 'or three days. Rain hits tail-
on dining the ant twenty- «our ‘houts
the eastern lilo rtions of the l he re-
:ion and along the Atlantic coal Mod-
ally low temperatures prevail In all
econs. A slight disturbance is do
vete‘plhg in the northwest.
A “ ting of the Paln'ters' Union will
be ii tomorrow night
Wiliiam E. Malone of Main street,
Norwaik. Is visiting in Brooklyn.
‘ alibi-Ida Pineapples, II 16 and $1.26
dos. F D. Lawton a 00.
Miss 'llessie Conley, of Spring street
is visiting In Newark, New Jersey, for
two weeks. '
Mrs Franklin A. Toiles has been
pending a few days with relatives at
it‘ail‘ileid Beach.
1 N Holman and John J Ackermau.
of Dover 'New Jersey, Tue guests of
Adolph W. Druyi’uss, ill South Nor-
walk.
Miss Margaret M. Haugh. of South
Nol‘waik,’ his returned home. atthr
in; Ageversi weeks in Denbury and
Miss Grace Dickerman of High
street.‘Soulh Norwtiilt; has returned to
Providence. after a visit With her fath-
er, Nelson [Ticket-man.
J. Henry Gibson and Oscar Squires,
of South Nm walk were the guests
over Shhday of Mrs. E Gibson, 116
liberty street. Danbuly.
Henry S Selleck is on a business trip
throughout the west, going to Colorado
and other sthte's of the vIcIn_,Ity Where
he Is ihterehted in the lollies. “ “
A a eeiai meeting of Company D will
be‘ he 0 at the Armory tomorrow even
Ing. There will be school for nonvcom
missioned ohiéers after the meeting
Madison Shiith Is a guest of his fath
er F. B. Smith, 1 Main street. The
further her-sign with an opera corn»
pany a3 baritone singer for the remind
season.
it is expected that in a very few
days a mile of the City bf Narwai‘p's
new main main will have been laid.
More than 4, 000 feet of pipe has now
been put down.
The members of the Norwalk Con-
gregatiomti Church Sunday school will
be‘ conveyed to Pine Rook rm by
trolley on July 2lst, tor the Sunday
school's annual picnic
A large nest of schooners and steam-
era is ‘cohiing‘ and going from the
Northport ‘Oyster Company's plant fit
the south Nortvalk oyster dhcks,r
moving the shells ’for'pianting
Miss Mary Buckley of Lev'vis street
who was recently 0 erated on at the
Stamford Hospital er appendicitis by,
Dr. dean Dumqi'tier‘, has recovered sni-
ficientiy to he‘ brou t to her hothé.‘
A lease of the Sill pan driving ml:
from 'ili- Charles C flohannan to the
(shenanigansM,s s Drivi Asaecgtdioa,
tun! of! for file in
this. Town detainee. T‘n‘s Stanton].
S S T'Tiioisoil
ANNTTAT. engine: IAL: or
‘Trirfimed
Mil,
.34!
Also great reduction in Readyin-
Wear and Untrllntned Hats.
Mourning Hats and Win rentde.
coop Assonijwnwr or Litisu
AND DUCK HATS.
NWT“
“WWII! We”
loath Namath. "“"
ale! ,
‘iords plehiu to select item. from A to EE.
. Men’s Patent 0m. LacI Shep, ..
low-Minestrone was
ii in n. who because oi The Tab at Mention Thins n in
We hove had time to strainhieh out a hit. Now we are just as
reads lot Dionlpi notice as What the sale boson. "
There has never bee a sinner or anti one sole leoold to
equal that of Thursda new and Shiuldau. It was Splendid.
T’Was all the more sntendid because the giant inept wouid pain-Tails
keep people home. hank uou.
Thank ilou too. for the patience with new salespeople.
Téuhittders Trill occur. at sueh times. But thou are last being made
T
if entitling uou bought ThuTsdaTT or Fridau hasn’t been de-
liveled. lei us know. The wagon service is doing well and pour
goods ought to he delivered bu now.
There Ts no need to sun that the sale is as Well {relented
with barsains as on its openina dau Even woman and. miss a
man. knows that. knows that the Hill End sale is essenhaliu not
a one or two-dab sale. knows that it bonus huge quantities and
Small prices.
Everuiiliuu in the sale is sold With a guarantee: with this
guarantee:
Your plotter back if son he not satisfied The
oniu requirement Ts prompt return at same con-
diiion as when DiilChtlSed.
A whole lot of things will be sold this week that liou’ To not
not seen. There’s been no room to show’ em but the constant
ouirlew of goods 15 leaving room and these come housing for-
W0
’Twiii pap eve‘Tu housewife to come to the Mill End sale
event doll , . .
he newland Dry Goods Company, firidgeport
..EATEST Tr JULY sALee
lie,
ill Men’ s and Ladies Shoes and Men’ 5. Ladies’ and Misses’ Ox-
folds. Pastors Ends and Countelmands oi the Best Shoe Fae-
tones in Lulu). We have selected The best at the lowest prices
and can save uou moses on event pair of these Shoes and Ox-
.J‘ .b“ .I'
‘ I . 'I
0.. I..
Billions disharmony a Good sitter Orion it a Lot Price
2 48 ;
LIdipI’ Fine Kid 0mm, We tip.
IxtInIIep sales, the 03.00 kind. IpIcIIi
Vector-y end In ......................
Men’s Fine Vial Kiri Oxford, 0. wem,
03.60kind,at ..Z .....................
«weir.
‘ I it 0 to T“. . A -
weiti. ., shaped, III sites. the“ 1!, :32: '53:? for? 43%;" basil. ' 98
SheII, at . ._ ......................... mil $3.00 notary countarmand. I
He‘s Patent IIItnIr and is . i . ‘.
may waits, good toga. Influx, 056:0 Q 2 5 m”. #0123 fod.fi:::::
. Fine Kid Istanaion IIII &0fas...
cam-
_ we.» “--.!!I
. LITIIII' Fina OIMIIttI Kid Inii Wm ‘
, kid drier?» special, III III» Ind Ii
rhigioteftlTInT ......... i.»..,.....-.V.., ,
"film! and Ohlidr's Kidiv’MM‘ I
.mionuaammudadusmfl'
W" .1 To large:
M 1ch when no”
.,
Tent it means
m
ALwAvI MAW ,
Ire Milan You! boom.
We Ire 'fiifli Inn 900“ That wet
”it. new aim p mm bout
rooms It a very short notice.
Raisin ip‘Ind look over the pIpIr
him 1we have; we are conti-
dent that they for Iurpass I
in proportion at much higher
pr, or.
The New Lacquer",
I varnish and stain combination,
II for Isle nowhere eise in the
I
momma»
W
New coaeoaATIoNa m sTArs.
i5? Organised in PIIt Six Months, with
CIpitII of 018,004.00!)
During the six months ending .iuly
let, Tait, there Wehe crammed Tn Con
nectiout 167 corporations. with an ‘35-
[r be capital stock of 018004.
Fitti- ord ‘leads with twenty-nine new
competitive, but Bridgeport Is hhead In
the amount of money represented. The
following table shows the location of
the different organizations with the
number and amount of capital in each
place:
Number. Capital.
New Haven .......... 20- $2,038,000
Hartford ............ 29 3,853,500
Bridgeport ........... 21 7,989,000
Waterbury ........... 0 ¢09.000
erlden .............. 6 162,000
ew Britain .......... 8 704,000
Middletown .......... 6 08,000
Norwich ........ . .. Ii 51,000
New London ... . .. 2 120.000
Norwaik ............. 4 90,000
Danbut‘y ............. 7 138,000
Stamford ............. 3 220, 000
Ansonia .............. 3 63. 000
Derby ............... 2 110, 000
Shelton .............. 16.000
Bristol .......... . . . 2 14 000
Wellingtord ..... . l 2 000
Cheshire l 30.000
- New Canaan ......... 2 60.000
MancheIter .......... 2 11,000
New Milford ......... 2 38,000
, Bouthlngton .......... 3 165,000
Btonington ........... 1 60,000
Windham ............ 1 20.000 ‘
Vernon ............... 1 10,000
Groton ............... 1 75.000
Sharon .............. 1 4,000
Bothel .............. 1 6,000
Dnrien .............. 1 3,000
Endeld ............... 1 26,000
Griswold ............ 1 00,000
Rillingly ........... 2 77 .000
Windsor ............ 2 150 000
Montville ............ 2 00.000
Thompsonville ...... 1 15,000
’I‘honsaaton ........... 1 6, 000
Essex ................ i 26, 000
East , Gennby ......... l 30: 000
Norfolk .............. i 6.000
Milford .............. 1 $0,000
Totals ............ 157 $18,004 ,000‘
CASTGRIA
Tb tea in its Allin: lurid
Bears the
Signature of
MECCA OF RAILROAD MEN.
Second Annual Sumner Clambake oi
Consolidated Employees at Hauler-We.
Over 500 railroad men of the Con-
solidited Tsiiroad Journeyed to Provi
deuce, Sunday. on the occasion of the
second annual reunion and summer
ciambake of elhployees o! the Iysten,
under the auspices of Providence di-
Vision No. “4."- r of Railway 000-
doctors A t went trout this city,
Merlden and tford
event w the most suceelatul
that has yet been had. it took place
at Hallierive. All those who attended
from this way were much pleased with
the flair.
unit (it the celebrated Squanturn clam-
bake and there were sports and games
by the Stonington brass band of this
state. The affair wits under the direc
tion of a committee. ct which Condor.
Line division wIs It the head.
N0 PITY §HO N.
The dinner was similar to .
to these we talk now,
ment, at
war Suspender, '
and front, all sizes,
The men's-weir
' Nobby Neckwear, Unlaundered Shirts, Suspenders, etc. You'll iiiidtlii‘a
men's tarnishing section at ours strictly upto-dIte. You'll find prices. very
reasonable. Many of our men folks k now this.
Men's Silk Four-indiand, Tech, i-ltrin g and Bow Ties, his assort-
The W‘Regai Light Weight and the “l’ ennnnt" Double Stretch Sum—
,Men’ a White Uniaundered Shirts, all linen bosom. reinforced b‘acir
Men's Bolt Negligee Shirts In stripes o r iigures,
'i‘he “Peyser” Fancy Negligee Shirts i n white, also stripes ’Ind entail
figures, all sizes from 14 to 17%, at
Men‘s Balbrlggan Underwear Shirts, l eng or short sleeves; drawers,
double seat, special vdiue, at
Men's Natural Egyptian Shirts and Drawers, 60c value, at
Men's Combed Egyptian Balbriggan, also Combed Peeler Basket
Weave Shirts and Drawers tine quality, only
Men's Fast Black Lace Lisle Half-.Hoee superior quality extra line
finish, worth 26c a pair, now only We;
Barker's Pure Linen Collars all the newest shapes at
Some may not knew it, 'tiI ,
250. ,
36c.
6°C .9“."- ‘
600.
080 (each.
the each. ‘
are each.
49c each., ‘
i
3 pairs for 60c
1295c each.
85- 85 Washington St.
So. Norwliik. Ci.
Extra large Butternsh,
Mackerel, 90f louver Bass,
lines, 8c; Pot-glee, 80,
7c;
4 lbs., 26c;
illueilsh, 100; Weakiish_ 80; Boosts
All other kinds
of Fish selling at reasonable prices.
cm. oneness : .
that m or Wuhlngton'fltroat Bring.
Old Salvation Army Building.
Sea
Spring- Chickens,
prices.
In the afternoon. Music was furnished -» .
tor Manuel R. Joseph. of the Shore ’ .
“For yea'rs fits walla
ggmuaiy," writes I? A. Gilliam, Var-
na, Ale “1 had a terrible case of
Files casein 24 moors. When III
The. Equa y
aches and pains. Only ate, at Fran
H. Baxter's Drug Store.
4: W
m‘afiEoi‘T‘Ne RAILROADS.
ad Vice-P
of the New York
MU Trauma General an’itkéi‘ Cit
beripln, General Superintendent
mfimbh Your ‘
5b: tog potty.
, IPANIIHM'
3th W ‘A
tailed Bite leafs Anion Salve cured
good for Burns and aL, i
ident Perry a Todd;
ew H'Iven h: Barbi ,
‘ , _ w other executive 0
~. fit; together with Divisi ‘
- tInIea't c c. Elwell oft
e-Northampton division of the road
at. over that divlsi T| yesterday on
“ii?
ant“ | 4‘
ter we con- f“~
i
1
1
i
bilei-vn‘tlon car;
... mementos deem: my first:
, tare pertaining to the
these divisions were gone over with
. I. i
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verse 3.
with DAN its-Mi
Native Veal. Native Fowis.
Watermelons on
Ice, and all kinds of vegetables at low
Special Ems.
Legs of Spring Lamb, 140 up.
Fore Quarter Lamb, 100 up.
‘ Pot Roast, The up.
, iiib Roast of Beef, 120 up.
Chopped Beef (special) _
102 lb.; 3 The, line
Boiled Ham. 30c Ib.
Scheub’s Market
m
TIT. eni Ire.
it out that
EAST sofAWALK, cons.
...—.....—
euons nmweas AND an soon
or ALL Kmns, cooKso ‘
T0 oaosa.
BATl-IING Ann FISHING.
BATH Houses T0 sear IV «A
son.
Capital. 03. ‘“
minim. » 310.,
Olhlr Milne ”...—“8, ’I ’
matte-re. .
Jenni-brittle a?" m
John ELM; EH!
J ih M I
°" “‘ n‘b'dofl‘ih... ~~
Moths least be cold-ii ed}! iii-Ah-
tut-es: they frequently appear in eyes:
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