Malt Office. Nat-walk.
We Assistance.
, N. 1., iI sliding I
0}: 91 mosduitoes. New
happens to be the home of
“Ito's entomologist, John B.
used In studying the pests
Whilst to hot. rid of them. Pro-
with ia‘ out with I statement
4 £3.11:th labors and urging that
tiles now making the town
Jewel-edited some miles away
.iw‘Brunswick. lie is also pre~
" -fl plan for the thorough drain-
a mosquito breeding area near
it, from which he expects great
founder of the first Young Men s
iihn Association is a fine looking
1 eighty two years. llvmg at 13
_. Bunnie. London. he is Sir
, Williams, knighted in 1894. the
. NJ ‘Innlversary of the Young Men‘s
, In Association. He and a few
w clerks in the employ of Hitch-
I: Rogerswpow Hitchcock Wil-
l“ 00.; ‘EbgndBd themselves togetil
,i‘ the purposes of domestic wor-
The postal receipts in New York city
twmonth show a gain of 101 per
rover June. 1902. Chicago stands
to ‘Nelliyobt. with: $785,516 in re-
“ .I gain of 11.6 per cent. Phila-
lfllli is third—receipts . $374,796—
n’fourth and Brooklyn, which is
W tely reckou'ed though part of
. ark, fifth. '
t‘ Andrew's is the oldest Presby-
.oilurell in' South Africa, and it
nearly seventy-five years been
church for the Presby
ll soldiers in Cape Town. it is
’ fl), erect a blinding to seat
.200 people.
_V-p-w——-4i-—————-———
realism: Topics.
bothlp iii—Lied Coiirailt. ))
wot Libeity silk trim a garden
{flute muIiian0 -
I re p a rate as gowns
straight! to the gowns.
continue in favor. but 11113,
used to 113, p posetsiiq .
‘the best ofilmfiu colors be
' Jest, else a white or light waist
ed.
”ll day the thinnest possible gown
demand. the next day one
“Hg. uncomfortable inr
one cool days there
withing more satisfactory thou the
fouiards
,you want to get a bargain in
the dresses go ‘0 any of the merch-
bo carry them and you cannot
in find what you wani. .uey are
1; them almost regardless of cost.
‘ of them are slightly soiled from
but I few moments in the
"Will" Willem as fresh as
We girls will enjoy reading the
ins taken from the Sunday. New
MM ‘MInnishneIs is no longer
' This itq§he day of the truly
{nine and. ugh the short sag..."
rt waist d sensible sh
heir place in the summer
buttoned and frilled pettlcoatfifa
‘ Iris billowing lacs an
slful Llinisi :Quinns.
'lauds. all the pm“
I of the old school coquette are
‘eé ale thphelgiit of the melee
trapping athletic girl wrh
_, lug arms her golf walk her
Inner. into a voluminous
sidelinerln'g' moussellne, dotin-
, rebelled. adorned with
4 ‘ ud lace; drape an
i ow at her shoulders.
a ictl‘lre hat droo And
an: GLOIIHQ III
mabsurd high heels and
V i you haven nighttime
' tIlor ' ‘
fights for better
{it It rennet tfor A
.a dispute as to price] on the floor, '91 the
. last night's rally.
it‘s 0
and any rdayia is?“
”il“‘t‘°°y“ lawman I tn :‘Ii
0 flit: , n I eary
trading Ind .4 ,. '.. bowl re4
ported tool
«in of I mill hf
under the rule excl some IlIrm. II
it was feared tbntn Itock exchange
house had suspended. but the sale of
this particular block of stock was re-,
ported later to hair. resulted from
exchange.-
The market sold off soon after the
opening, howrver. on rumors that
some big railroad loans were impoud»
ing. Special pressure was brought to
bear upon Union Pacific and Southern
Pacific largely as the result of yester-
day's 610000.000 lonn‘ engagement.
Other weak stocks included Rock is-
‘and and traciions Prices rallied be
fore the end of the hour but as and-
denly went of! again on a renewal of
heavy short selling. _
The market rallied before noon.
Trading fell on in volume but the list
showed a firm undertone. London, ac-
cording-to report. bought moderately
and cossip credited Pittsburg and the
middle west With large purchases of
the higher grade railway shars A 10-
cal house with important Phifa delphia
connections was also reputed to have
distributed numerous buying orders.
Stocks that showed greatest improve
ment at noon included Chicago ’and
Northwestern. Lackawanns, New York
Central and lliinols Central. There
was another sharp decline in 'Frlsco
receipts for Chicago and Eastern 11-
linois stock.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.——Stocks
openedvhzgher in continuation of yes~
torday's ally. in stocks which have
been under severe pressure recently
the gains wore large, reselling from i
‘o 1% in New York Central. Baltimore .
& Ohio. Wabash pftl.. Missouri Pacific. '
Rock island pfd.. Atchlsou. Amalgam-
sled Copper. United States Stool pfd.,
Brooklyn Transit and Manhattan, Gou-
oral Elcctric rose 2. and Cleveland. C.
C. and St. Louis 3. There were run- ‘
hing sales of 6.000 shares of United
States Steel. lit 26% to 26%, compared 2
with 26% last night Rock island and ,
St Louis and San Firantlsco secontli
preferred no oil I fraction. ..
WAl L STREET. 11 a. m. ——ii‘he mar-
ket developed a reactionary tandem y
immediately after the opening under I
heavy selling of Rock island Union
i’acl tic. OSlithcin Pacific. United States
Steel stocks and the local tr radians.-
which fella fraction below ins nitht:
Rock island and Atchison pfd:‘. tell I
point under last night and early‘ gains
were generallywiped out. [in or:
tiers appeared when prices got
back to yesterday's close, and there
was a rally all around on diminished
trading. Stime stocks made advances
over last night. reaching 1 n 1% in St.
Loni Southwestern. Northwestern.
Consolidated Gn‘s, Lesthre pfl.. and
Pacific Mall. Great Nortlie . pfd..
sold It 170. This has been the recent
bid price and sales of odd lots have
been made at that but thcl list full
share lot on the exchange sold at 190%
general Electric Issued 3, points. and
vangvilic & Tare. Hallie lost 3.
Prices yielded again before the end of
the hour. .
WALL STREET. noon. ——'l‘lie selling
itcvemtnt was not picssed anti cu-
iiuragemont wus' thus fcit Io‘mark
up prices again. New York Central
was lifted 1% over last night anti ill-
l'uois Central 1%. hilt other activc
stocks did not rise above the opening
level. Lackawanna made a rccovnry
of seven points 'from yesterday and
Norihwestern.2%. Dos Moincs -nod
Fort Dodge fell 3% rod Ann Arbor
pfd 3. The St Louis and San Fran-4
cisco ccrtlficatrr ' “ Chicago andi'la
orn lillnois fell back 7 points frrn
were easy. .
lonhv'a “downtown. *“
t‘ported over private re or Mn
.0 Goidscllmldt. Com slop Bro
Norwaik: , v' t 4.
" upon High now 1:30
if nonsense 60% 4.9%; hill.
0. t E. i 36 34 ll 34’ '
Am C. k F. pl, 86% 85% 86%, 86%
in. Got. 011.34% 34% 30% 29-64%
”A eriesn lee.‘ 7 7 I
Antel- Loco; 20% 201,5 19% 111%
Am‘. Smelt, 43 48 43 43
tAni.Sugar,116 118% 116% 115
A.T & S. Fe. 64% 64% 63% 04“
AT fiBF pf 88 t 88 ll? 88
Half. h R_Olllo. 825i; 82% 82% 82%
{11.11. 61% 62 61%
t 0 lo. 34 4 36 4%
Loi, & N, W. 164 166 163% 166
Chi.Gt.West.,17l(. 1155 16th 17%
.&.81. 11.14115 .1415" 140 {1111‘
n .9541. so to J til than
Col South 16 16 14 14a
. Consul. Gas. 186 187 184% 187
. . Del 9. Hud.165 166 . 166‘ .106
" Erie, 1st pfd.. 66 639i. 04% 116%
General Else. 166 ‘ 165 162 166
ill Control. 127 129 126% 128%
Don. I Nash, 1011 107 106% 1074“
Manhattan, 132 132% 130% 13!
Met. St. Rm; 117% 118% 117% 11!!
9 out. I West,
, ,People'a Gas.
1 PresI.S
Mex Cent. 20% 2015. 20% 20%
M K. I '1. 209i; 20% 201‘ 20%
M. K. ET. pretax 43% 42% 431A
' Mo Pacific 68% 68% til 08%
'N Y. Central. 1161‘ 116% 114 1169i
Norf. & West. 621i; 63% 625 88*
23% 23% 286i 231‘
26 ‘26 . 24% 441%
120 1201‘ 110% 120%
96% 96% 96 96%
,CIr. :: 47
08%.
. nit. ,.
it ”it
Pac. all;
Benign. n
mi. Swartz & Corbett Block. Booth .
nails ' lean assistants-
tlm tiIvI situation.
BlilRLiN. .ltilir lt—r'l'he American
‘ and Mexican international Sliver illi-
orchauge Commissions met the more
Ieutstivoii of the German government
for the first conference It the Reich»
bInk Bank Building this morning.
Germany was represented by President
Koch and Director Lama. 01' the
Riechsbnnk: Privv Councilor Dom-
bars. of the imperial Treasury. Con .t
von Roodelh, Prussian Finance
Ministery; Presl at of Hill thrich of
the Colonial Buren; Roland Luoke. of
the Deutscho Bank: Arthur Salomon-
Iolin, of the iliscdhiotlescllschaft. and
From Urbig. of the Gci'nllinvAsiniic
llank.
'lhe conference lasted an hour and
was then adjourned until Saturday
The Associated Press correspondent
learns that Germany's representatives
recognise the desirability of fixing the
ratio of exchange between silver and
gold countries. but regard I scheme in
that direction merely as I. pious wish.
the correspondent is informed that the
British and French Governments flatly
refused to obligate themselves to the
purchase of r. fixed amount of silver
yearly for lndian and Colonial coin-
age, This is one of the commission
proposals, which is intended to stabi-
lize the little beiweon silver and gold.
Germany's delegates recognize that ah-
the cooperation of Great Britian and
Francesco it Is not believed here that
the commissibns work will lead to the
calling of 1111111181 national conference
Baron von Rcihenbaben, the Prussian
Finance Minister has invited the com-
missions to dinner Friday and United
States Charge (1‘ Affaires Dodge has ex-
iVendeii a dinner invitation for Mon-
t by
SHIRT WAIST MEETING.
L'I‘olt Novelty Announced by Seaside
Council, R. A., In Bridgeport.
Seaside Council of the hill’iil Arcs
hum. of Bridgeport, is planning for a
ihirt waist meeting on Friday evening
,iliat will be a tit-rider] novelty.»
.announcemcnt of the same is decidedly
iiiovei. too.
Ti 1 e = 1‘
It consists of a small red
,cyiindcr resembling a cannon cracker
that contains an announcement of 1111'
meeting.
The idcn cf the meeting is the hot-
test and yet the coolest that ever came
into the city. so it is claimed.
According to the announcement
there will be prizes for the most goi‘
gcous shirt waists. or rather those that
are of the loudest patterns.
' Deputy W. F. Iloyt and a dclczurion
from Sherman Council, of South Nor-
walk, are expected to be present anti
there will be refreshments of the cool~
Ina vsriciy in abundance...
The design of the meeting Is to in-
fuse the Fourth of July spirit into the
work of the council.
GOING TO MERRIE ENGLAND.
ilarry Beebe. of Connecticut iivcnoo
the well-known machinist, is contcm-
hinting a trip to England. He expects
.0 star‘ sometime next month and will
‘uiug up in Well crhampton his uathe
town. wzhiih is located quite close to
'iiimiughnm Other interesting Stiif
fordsliirc points will be visited
PEARL ENTERED AT INDIAN HAR-
80R.
The Tunnel [munch and Motor Com-
any has cu‘orril its fresh racor
Pearl in the motor races of the lildlan
‘iarbor Yacht Club, which are to be
held on Saturday. The Pearl on the
the Bridgeport Yacht Club aild at the
Norwalk Yacht Club.
Not many things will recommend a
{union man higher to a girl's parents
ihan putting on his hat promptly at
130- o‘clock and going home.
\
The 1111ko was”
dull In contrast with yesterday. Bonds ,
i
i
Fourth distanced the racing fleet It
ducted by this reliable company.
ley ‘ oar.’ s
ant-ll tut, That upon iii no
this Opening at the donvoiiti ’ro‘tiay.
DETROIT. Mich" July 10.--lllvery lu-
~coming train through the night brought
its quota to swell the hosts of illpworih
Leaguers and hundreds more arrived
on mornilil trains} both rzguiar and
special until. when the Sin 6 minimal,"
tlonal Convention on razed
noun theta were itis limated. 16m .00
of the Manners in the city.
The convention was opened It I: 110
o'clock with three ‘grtlat'meatings, one
in Ten Ontario It the corner of Fourth
and Lafayette avenues. one In the Dev
iroit Opera House. and one in the Gen-
rial Methodist Epiiicopal Church. Each
meeting followed identically the same
llrotiram, addresses of welcome. res-
ponses anti keynote address. The large
shows which was organized among the
local singers to furnish the music for
illu It)! voriion was divided and one-
tiiird of the membership sang in each
auditorium under the leadership of
Evangelist John Hillis. .l. M. Black and
Charles D. Tillman. .
Rev. Albert ()armun. of Toronto,
Ont.. presided over the meeting at Tent
()n‘arlo. which'was well tilled when he
introduced Rev. .lohn ilandlcy. of Long
loom h. N. .i.. who opened the session
with devotions. Mayor Moybury wei-
comeil the delegates who attended this
morning and Rev. w. ll. Shier. D.D.,
presiding cider of the Detroit. confer-
ence. followed with an address of wei-
i omo on behalf of the local Methodists.
N. W. Rowell. of Toronto, responded
to the welcoming addresses. after
which the keynote address was deliv-
nrctl by Rev. D. C, Downey. of Brook
lyn. N. Y.
llishop 10an Cransion, D.D.. LL 1)..
presided over the Central M. E. Church
meeting as chairman. and Rev. James
l’oits of this ci‘y. made the welcoming
address. it was responded to by Rev.
‘31. .1. Hcrbcn. of New York. and the key-
mic address at this meeting was made
bv Rev J. E. Wilson, of Jacksonville,
Fla.
The Detroit Opera House was crowd-
041 when Rev. ll W. Feltihcrstun of
Hai'lcsburg, Miss. the chairman of the
meeting. presented Rcv. Alfred Brown.
of Windsor, Cut. who invoked the Di-
vine blessing. (lov. A. 'l‘. Bliss. liirn-
colt-a prominent Methodist. than wel-
comed the. Leaguors to the city and
state. Rcv. George Eilloit followed
with a welcome on behalf of the Math.
odlsts of the city. Rev 11 M. Du-
llosc. of Nashville '..Tenn genorahsec
iciary of the Epworth i .ctigue of‘the M
Church South. responded to the
welcomes. Tho keynu c r. rass at
ihis meeting It as delivered by tev, Wil-
iium Sparking. of Toronto. The
wuichwortis of the Convention are:
"Walling." “Witnessing" and "Work
Ink." and the spellkers iii their key-
coic addresses foliowwl out in a gen-
eral way the ideas reprcscnieil by these
three nail-.hwords
BRONCHITIS FOR TWENTY YEARS.
Mrs. Minerva Smith. of llanville. lll..
wriics: “i had bronchitis for twenty
years and never got rclicf until i used
ivoicy a Money anti Tm which is u
sure cnre' Sold at l’inisicd‘s Drug
Store. o "
COMMENCING TOURS.
The first of‘tflé'ihfi‘lcda‘y tours to
mock island WIMcave on Saturday
morning and for a restful outing has
no equal. and the four and six day trips
Io Sura'oga and Aiissblo Chasm bo-
:.ln on tho Monday following. The
first of the Ili'e-tlily tours to Cotlngp
City will leave on Monday. also. and to
the Catskills by day lino bout, leaving
on Tuesday. Each tuition is personal-
ly conducted. relieving tourists of all
cure and responsibility. Call on (i. \V
ilarris, ticket Int-ht. for tickets and
topics of 'Thtl'Nf‘l’l England Tourist,
giving the finest list of tours over con-
CALL 58-2. -
Good Things to Eat.
from our Butter
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST"
Knapp's Root Beer Extract 2 bottles for 26c.
Shrub. a delicious drink 26c bottle. llnferment'ed Grape Juice 16, 26 and 60c bottle.
ment of Fresh Crisp Crackers and Waters The Boss Lunch Milk Biscuit. 10c pound, or}! ibslfor 166. .301}! Choice if
’sters the in Athens Ramona, Cnnmntxner Nabisco anti Festino, with I full line of all the other violation Splen-
did Coffee from 224: to 88c lb. Lipton, Tettley' s, Budd and our own high grade Tess. Unlimited praise we hear
We solicit trial order on these goods.
Eggs. Pickles Olives and a full line of Sandwich Meats.
C. E. Seymour. Leading Grocer,
DELICIOUS DRIN KS
Rose's Lime Juice. 35c bottle. suspect-w. Orange or Claret
Fancy
e Cream Cheese.
. “m MIC
Final Day for donors! cot-3m to lur-
rIndIr II Today.
SOLEDAD. Venezuela. Wednesdlv.
July 16.—~Tho situation is unchanged.
The attack on Ciiidild Bolivar by the
'Vnnuueian government troops. which
appeared imminent yesterday morning.
bled to The Associated Press at
ihe“ line has been listened It the
request of United States Consul Hen-
derson. Herr Brokman. the German
consul: and the Bishop who transmitted
to Piesi 1 Castle. through General
,Gnmcli. te edemmapder-inchiot of the
Government forces. a- long telegram
asking him to be magnanimons and to
fshow mercy to all if the revoliiilonlsis
‘Iurrender. it is known that the Presi-
dent answered Is follows:
“ch. for everyone except the traitor,
Ferraro, the author of so many tears
and. the cause of making so many on
phans."
The final period of delay given by
General Come: for a definite answer to
his request for the surrender of Gen-
eral Rolando and his followers expires
today. but the correspondent of the As-
sociated. Press ,is informed that at the
last. minute President Castro, wishing
to save the lives of the inhabitants of
Ciiidad Bolivar and to avoid the horrors
which must follow the storming of the
city. ordered General Gomez not to op-
on fire if he is not attacked, but to
simply besicgc the city. The revolu-
tionlsts. having low provisions, cannot
resist uiore than ten days.
The Venezuelan mau-of-war Bolivar
has left for the island of Trinidad to
fetch provisions for the Government
troops.
COLORADO LIMITED WRECKED.
KAhuAS CITY, 110., July 16~Mlss-
ourl Pacific train No. 1. known as the
Colorado Limited. which left this city
at 6:30 o‘clock last night for he West,
was wrecked ten miles soul of here.
Three coaches and the engine were do-
railed and ten persons were injured.
three seriously. The accident occur-
red on a straight track near the ap-
proach to a bridge, and the cause 18'
unknown.
STOP THAT COLD
is it may result in Pneumonia. Brn-
iiiian Balm is breaking up Colds when-
-ver tried. almost without exception.
026. 60c and ti .00 bottles. The Clif
'ord. Baxter‘s or Plnlstsd' s.
WILL SUMMER IN SUNNY ITALY.
Giovanni Tony and wife anti five
'hildren and Mrs. Rosa Cressntc and
lunghlcr. who have conducted the fruit
store at 16 Wall street for some time,
tailed for Palermo. ltnly, yesterday, on
he steamship “Liguin.” They will re-
main in the sunny land all summer, but
lxpect to return here in the fall.
New York Central
Special Tours.
A new route to the Great Ridcau
Sham of Lakes, in connection with the
New York Central by direct. steamer
from Clayton to Smith’s Falls. em-
.tracing .
The Thousand III-ads. The Catara-
qul River Cranberr, Whitefish Sand.
Jplnacen, Indian. O ear Newton and
' -ittiI and Big flIdIIu Likes, passing
breach» the Great Locks at Jones
Flill; calling at Chnffey's, Newborn.
Westport and Portland: connecting at
Smith's Fails for Ottawa and the up-
ler Ottawa country.
Special fifteen day ticket. New York
o Smith' a Falls and return only $17 26
Address
MILTON c. soacu
LE...” N.Y......C&HRRRCU.
1210 Broadway, New York city, N. Y.
The most complete assort-
Strictly Fresh Country
SOUTH NORWALVK. CONN.
8-
*3»
Dig Bargains”
Random items picked out from I hundred others:
.-T!-‘:‘—=‘
no. ”r BARGAIN—Finest algal Creamery suing per lb.
no.9; BARGAIN-30 lbs. Granulated singin- for
1 n03: BARGAINmLIrgVeBottlé sine ate, Ketchup for
‘ no '4 ‘ BARGAIN—Acme Soap, (the butv‘et'fmtsfiu also
. . g BARGAIN—Best Sugar Cured. Shoulder-3,1)» 1b.,
"can .4. Die. No. 83330.
Liaaaav or CONGRESS. to wit: .
. rote wk
, pm'lfi‘mmxumét
our ad. last week is still here—at t
up our entire stock. Why pay mor
Rancid Shh; Business Sale.
Just a word to remind you that some of every article advertised in
he same low price. We must clean
I for the same goods elsewhere?
Woman's Kid Gloves In black.
Sizes 6% and ti only-2 claspe—
4 button or I hook. Value 81. 00
and $1. 60. clearance sale, this.
Mcnnen's -Bo ted Talcum l’ow-
dci‘. value 260, c earanco sale, 2 for
60.
100 dozen Bleached Turkish
Towels. 46x21 made of Son is-
land Cotton. a corker at 16c, sale
price 10c. .
‘ Crown Brooms, No. 6, value 29c.
clearance price, 17c. '
Turkish Towels, 21x46, superior
quality. regular value, 16c; 100.
Children's Fine Summer Weight
Vests. high neck and short
sleeves, value 16c. 8c.
Children's square neck. sleeveless
Vests. sizes 10, 18, 20, only.
vsluelOc. 6c.
Woman's Fine Ribbed. White
Lisle Pants, lace trimmed. reg-
ular 60c quality. at 360.
Men's Egyptian Flue Ribbed Bai-
ilriggan Shirts, long sleeves, draw-
ers double seated, regular price
60c, at 36c.
Men's French Baibriggan Shirts.
(short sleeves only). 60c qual-
ity, at 26c.
Men's new Negligee Shirts, fine
madras, good patterns, separate
collars and cuffs, at the.
Men's Half Hose, fancy silk stitch-
ing (liermsdorl‘ dyed) regular
price 26c, 16c
Men's "'i‘uffenuf" Half Hose, also
fancy, value 15c, 10c.
Ladies' Seamless Fast Black Hose,
value 12%c, 7c.
Lndles’ All Over Lace llose
(Hermsdorf dyed. regular 60c
quaiily. at 36c.
Ladies' Fine All Over Lace Lisle
Hose (Hermsdorf dyed) regular
30 inch Fruit of the Loom and
Loiistiaie Bleached Muslin. at
less '.hun Bale prices, disc
Bleached and Brown Toilet Crash,
the best goods. always be, 200
pieces, the yard, 3554;:
100 dozen Huck Towels, rod bor-
tler 18 x 36, value iiiléc. 7c ca.
68 in. full Bleached Table Dam-
ask. value 26c yd.. 18c yd.
100 Pairs Ruffled Curtains, Swiss
effect. with stripes, value 60c
pair. 39c pair
Full Bed Size Counterpanes, the
kind we always sell at $1.60.
$1.13
White Goods for Shirt Waist Stilts
and Walstings that were the now
18c. yd.
Odd Lot of Counterpanes. slightly
soiled to close. , 59c ca.
50 dozen Window Shades with
fringe, all colors, regular value
39c, 27c 68..
White Dotted Swiss for Suits and
Walsts. value 170. 12%0 yd.
Tray Clothes nil linen, with fringe
value 1255c, 9c ea.
42 inch Unbleached Muslin. a well
known make. value 121,“ yd..
9c yd.
20 inch Plaid Glass 'i‘owelling, all '
linen, value 16c yd.. 11c yd.
40 inch Apron Lawn with fancy
600 quality, at 85c.
border, value lZl/gc, 9c yd.
i
Silillllll iiiiilllllil
We are selling some of the new "II
and prettiest styles in white and iiucu g
duck huts also Batuvia huts and white
mull hats.
Our Palm Beach and plain sellers.
in Milan. Sennci, and rough and ready
braids are stylish and popular.
Our entire line of dress and tailor-
cd huts. mullhe. chiffon, and straw
hats. trimmed and untrimmcd. at
greatly reduced prices. .
EXclusive styles in,ready made veils.
ii i iiKilillill it fill
551 Wall St. Norwaik.
Extra Sale
For The Month of L
July.
Lawn Shirt Waists from 494: up to
$1.98. and Silk Shirt Walsts from $1.98
tip to 84.50. Summer Skirts from title
up to $2.98. Silk Skirts, from 86.98 to
810. Brilliantine Skirts, 84 to W.
Stockings. 1295c to 60s. Belts from
26c to 66¢. Purses from 48c to, 76c.
Lace Collars from 76c to 81. 36.
Also Walking. Traveling. Bicycle
Suits, Riding Habits. Gowns, Coats, Ul-
sters Ind Capes of all kinds made to or-
der. Guaranteed to fit.
M. KRASOVITZ
8 No. Main St, South Norwsik.
sowsrrr NOTICE. '
DISTRICT 01‘ NORWALK. ss.,
bate Court Julyii, A. D, 1903.
Estate of Ward Hoyt, late of Nor-
walk, in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the district
of Norwalk. hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for
the creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claims for Iettlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts.
properly attested. within said time.
will be decal-red I recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
F. lAMMANY.
Administrator.
Pro-
19 16 28
A3.
its: ['1‘ asusunsuan.
That on the sixth day of May. 1903;
The BANKS new PUBLisniNii
COMPANY. of New York. N. Y.. hath
. deposited in this cities the title of a
BOOK, the singulf'which is In the rol-
lowing I t'
Cues?“ argued Ind adjudged in the
Supreme Court of the United States.
October Terms, 1878 Ind 1874. Report-
;d by Jenn William Wallace, Vol.1“.
Hill BANKS LAW PUBLISHING 00.
New York, will.
KANE’ 8
NEW BAKERY.
Home Made Plea. 5. 12,150.
__—_.
Customers would do well if
they order their PIES ahead for
the FOUR? H. The demand
for them is so great {bat it is
impossible to keep a supply on
band.
Respectfully,
'Il MRS. M. C. KANE.
4 Will 311001. Nerwslli.
32 Washington 81.. 5. Norwalli.
‘ I" 1 . 1 \
llillltlli Hill:
For 50 Ozone
Soap Trade
Marla. .
2 O I on I
s t I r c 11
T r a d I
Marks and
2 O z o n e
W a I 11 log
P o w d I r
T r I d I
Marita
A PRETTY
AND
USEFUL
CHAIR.
GIVEN AWAY AT
H. R. BULKLEY'B NOVELTY STORE
52 So. Main 81., So. Norwaik.
" min
The'ulree kinds of Trade Marks
must be presented for Rocker.
All First-Class stores sell the Ozone
I.
Send for 32-page premium book.
i". T. 'Egblnson
Painter and Decorator.
The Best Work
4 Reasonable
.1100 i -
JPAHVTERS' symm—
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the United States
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