«some swin
Lawn 8613'
Window Screens.
Sprinklbra.
' all? lollies).
Menila' 111119.
. Fly KIIIOI'I. - 1‘
oi the celebrated “Old Hickory" make.
MAOIIO, Rubbers for all slaes and styles 0! jars.
w9&6
are" 'suarhnteed the 1011 est.
r'e 1.091 sstlsf'pctoi‘y." 30,0999w
‘ Is {be time to buy.
‘treme bargains during July and ”xi...
9 by ‘seelng a... line '.'"" setilnf9 our prices
6* ' .‘.. . 1“ ‘r '
comrurt tibiae immunities. , . ."
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1.1
4"“ ’ '
9 1'9 9:9 lf
owsswm.
91116116696 balance of atock,
111 6111161 and Drawers, t9,
- They ar9 Wi 661: quality.
yjfiyou to look ,over our
' , nonta' .Undprw‘oar-In
“Ribbed? and Plain, 99129611
LADIES' SHIRT waters.
won. 6...... from 75c to taco.
751: to 01.00.
5.1.... ' '
and attractive atyl9a.
we9t9 windovl. at molar price, 100.
we!
, #12999 ' Cd'd'l'tryycar. Plain "l“ (lei-699.
, a...
and Pants, alum an’d .
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9 ..
I
' the acknowledged headquarters tor summer and Porch Furniture:
. '~ 1‘ JAM-711111001. 811111 9'66 Lightning, quarts, pints and halt sal-
our 3.1.1.511... “your money
evil-y. purchase whether large
’1 purchasers at Planet: or l’ianolii's ihl'sht be Interested in learn-
A sample 11119 of fihlrt Wilt,“ ,valu9
811911in aolled I. It!"4
1,96199' Neck Wear In large varloty
1.661901 lib" ficdrppl for July. 999
New styles Pillow 1'0" and Pillow
DM-
is éldAL for the tires of this community cvcry. business
gig-mayo“. We have reiently rpqclved at our WW
11111101! 11 cutaway sit nine as :1va 14.; erg; 111131!
no! line, and which we arc3roiid to, 99116 out. , W
oi. 1111:1391- stock' an out yards today. Prices are
19131;!thch “99“ . '
.- arch in cities and provide tor them
' a place where they may obtain health-A
liresh sirdor at least some out of. l”
‘ Children a 110me.8hc conducted here
j 6061666 to quit his 'work nhd satin
'I‘hey «
,. sleeping sparunent tor boys: The de
11111116! or the plane so tar this season
9
boys 911,6 ‘s’i'rl'u hive a s 311116,. ’1‘ e“
. . ,0 1111101139116 has}. in it in the ribé°
”1,1
1
\f‘v‘
,'1',’ll?"1"'1:'
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1 Is Qqnslamly 1111111091.
911
'-‘!‘or' over a your past there all
been carried on In Darlen a command-
able workin es nhwéodcbilmsjn
Mr. and Mal.“ .la
hich la n .1
still?“ lit ‘1 III].
railroad 9 atlon.1tecengy the lodge
with'kglle Internalt‘tltn'il mu‘nlil'llngné‘m
catty e or w wl
$351de ai'd man? to
slve plan than iormerly
will continue to 110.0361
the direct charge 01% r. ‘8“ rs.
bod.
There are now at the place tortyF
.Hren about'hali 9 doses young wo-
the 'elderly weapons and two
,n'i‘en The led to intirhded' primarily
,i'pr children. in scrub instance! oth-
r9 are admitted when it is found that
'ghey flail 116111 that my debited. Them
clips is merely hernia 'that tor-
c1111 11 belnk 02 a week" and tar oth-
In 11166611166 01 I «test. ninety
,chlLren are ‘eapected to arrive from
York; beta: sent 1)} 111,9, merits:
tional 8111111111116 806in To d'cconthio
pate these at iarlie tom 19 to tie erected
In which" 1110 0061 will he mac'96
ms. wiod'9.\9tlor1‘t for Children.
Mrs Wood has been echoed in
worh.ot ahls, noun-e [or several years
There are probably low in almilnr
birch-tune“ 01.116116016110110 so much
1'0 relieve the condition of poor obit:
is your Five summers aao Mrs.
street, *now owned by the Shit 0rd
11 e where working girls oo‘uld oh-
i a board at a nominal rate. and al-
so shred'tnrscrne children.‘ amuse
igloo was bought for the Children's
Hate ‘N‘rs Wo'oli went to Sprlnsdhlo
h 1111910 6116 tater lIv1:d In ‘Weat
Norwalk' being engaged 1191 similar
”work" in each place 1‘
A little over niya'u use Mr. Wood.
who had for :0 years been an easin-
oer on the Manhattan elevated road
his wife In her diidertnkl
the‘n bought the pihcb 111116 "'10 now
known 9,9 Sunshine lodge It Is a typ.
Ic'nl thrill of ‘the 111116 which is com
mob snout 'Darien, and' la splendidly
alludted tor the 1161‘ be which ilir
and 111-1 Wood had :6 1111116 111 took
me the sermon 16601 or work
1199 been ddrt‘e‘ about the plies during
the past year, 1111,11 now ‘It is titted up
so it's to comfortably ncmmmodate 'a
large number orlchildrsn and ultra
them plenty oi opportunity to havle
solid enloyment In the bouhtry.
The landing W.
The main dwelling 1119111112.. roomy
house In several sleeping
rooms for 3111s.. di'hing- -rooms are
ll? this buitdln's- and there is‘ also a
'p easant slitlh n'oom.1n the rear is a
bu 111110: a ' asI'a playhouse and
.1; to been so latte that it has been
eaaary to lease a nearby cottage
this has been titted mu so that'it
snakes n cdml‘ortable has to the'
910636.
mind the resr oi the place In a large0
6391011 provides touch ampse-
.nte'lit the children. There are two
tsIn it. and wltlt‘ these 911 tho it-
cllhes‘ 3666,6696 tot 9111111161 3.
or: about the place 11116” also it: tge,
In'ne coat that has '1on a home t
39312 '° fit... Tl...‘i“‘9”§&" 66’3“;
chi area. 13
"“169 w
"'lllr
"Wood rented the house on East lists Pd
9.1.0 tires; 16 can The
; wing" at momma
0161300119.: -
9. HOMO”. 0‘.
1 111% .. , .
11513111911116 appliance I-lelclr
DET'll K366 ul I7—‘-Be lunin
with 11' $121.!" softcl. 'at as: a'o'otciocil
th s morn, 's. tot,111"y"'lia preside: (or the
‘11 worth L‘s sears who are Attehdln's
to: 9136'. 111M111; anal conveattotrlinzt
ensue u 0 race it
'ul'ln's the 69,9116 eyenllis,
At it do ipur, ,départme'lltttl con-
(stances ,be'sdn'fm which thcupled the
lett oi the hemornins eywerc, u'n
spiritual work mgrmi'iary work fluu'lor
wcrk and liter 0091111 no 111 .61
lb junior 01111" as Rama 1" Me-
119,10. 0! Toronto 1.1.1.1 in his paper
one “ ll:l‘he Problem oi Our 815 Boys and
611111.".11191 he tag/cred havi boys and
klrls In aeperat'e classes it Sunday
schools alter a certain one
"‘Experience teaches me" he said.
' .. at boys sndsirts'trotn u to 111 years
are very dilllcult beseech and interest'1
hen brousht togethdr in mixed class
es. 1! intermediate leagues were dorm-
! would sunset forming two one
(or the boys and one {or the sirllt. ." .
Mr Neliensie urged rare in the sol
outlets of leaders and pelntod out the
sense... or athletics as an adjunct to
church and Sunday school work among
1106!! Girls too 'Dr. “dialled
01111116 81101116 have't ‘lr exerciflia.)
us In housekeepl etc.“ to "help In-
set them In their work
v
1.
DROWNFQ IN .NESERVOIR.
on Had 9 Fit ind Fall Into the Water
museum.
MANCHESTER Conn" July 17——
Arthur Bananas 'aqed ll. years, was
drowned in the reservoir of the Man-
cheater Water' Co..« y«.«>sterdsy after
noon. The boy hnt'lébeen fishing duh
the day and was returning not...
ill his two younger sisters when he
who coined wltlu. washic'h he was
stifliect.’ He. “:1! to run down a
slight incllne near me reset-volt! when
he stumbled and tell Into the water.
The two girls made‘ch‘orts‘to save
him. screaming for help at the snipea
time. 'l'helr'eiiurts were fruitless.
however, and by the time help arrived
she boy was dead. The body was re-
revered. The bill: was the' eon of Ar-
lliur Douglass. 11 paper maker.
LAND CONTEST COMPIOMISED.
-,1’UEBI.0 Colo. Jilly .17. ~16)! the
'ompromise oi the largest land contest
aver had in the United ,Stntes Land
)lllce in this city. the United States
i rernment will be, paid many thous-
11 ds of dollars. for seven“. thousand
acres or valuable coal land-Jo 119mm-
mps county that had beetrootered as
11 her and stone locations and under
1- acts. although nominally the
contents were between private partles
It'fwas in reality a tight between the
Colorado Fuel 11an iron Company and
heVIctor Coal Company, on one side
:9de the Union Fued and Iron Company
All the so
11va 'been dlscontlnned 'a'nd rappe-
sen vapor both corneal
suvllz's froth the [overnin l3...
1;? lit ’20 per acre.
qtl’es'tlon had been'mtp'red at
$20 per acre.
ardent has, n,
6 seallng' i
a antennae
p.13...
tor soy;
"ins an
11911191111
'63....
.. ”Nehru“,
.v "0 196111
> ' ...i;t.¥t..!i.t‘stv.! c“
’ many and was
«to ry which he
' matters, pertaining to our local lire
Gillie.
W
sxpsotrtoa 'ro HUDSON'S sav.""l"
s nouns, u. 11., July 131,111.19; ,cf
: at oft'Cllifitdl'i”
—‘0.... Sun Is
110116116 0f 1111111191
The following amount of the life 01
Jacob Hess Is taken from the Port
villi 'ater- douruul: '
' a’cob' Irons ‘onb of the best known
.men In this section of Waste-heater
sound 111111 01111211111111! Port Ghost, 1'
Volunteer F'Ire Department. died an
Native, oi. gummy.
’l‘ho 'decealtcd visa a native of Ger-
are in buy. Sep-
temper 6,11, . en 91 teen years
of and he decided to come to this
9in try to seek hls fortune. He or-
in America June 1 1861, and
16m months thereafter was induced
by ‘In'lim‘n‘te’ friends 10 come to Port
an ester where its incurred employ
ment; With the treat bolt and nut man
name...“ concern at Messrs. Russell
Burdaail 11': Ward at Glenvllie. The
'o‘tcapatlon was not congenial had be-
1...». the year was even he sought em-
oymont with Sebastian Kraft. with
both he learned the barber business.
e was employed by Mr. 'Kratt tor a
rlod or three years. after which he
went to New York where be secured
a position as ioremltn 01 a barber shop
run In connection wIth Sweehy’s hotel
It turns 19 ort Chester.
After bree' yes or life In the me-
lropolls sir. 116.....1... had ior’rned a
very strong 'attnh'lneut tor Port Ches-
ter. returned here and boh‘sht out John
Miitn’er who at'lhat tlm’e conducted
eb'arber shop on' Main street Mr
Hess conducted the business very close
1y tor lourteen Years. attei‘ whlch he
sold out to C. A. Hermann. Mr. Hess
then‘ engaged In 911 entirely new husi
nose. that of renovatins leathers by
steam and Incidentally the manutac
turn at leather 111169. 'In this under
taking his was associated with Mr. liar
ry‘ iihnt‘. ‘ ‘
New lualnca'a Vahture.
Mr. Head's lied. venture was that 01
a bonli e openlth '6 hotel at the cor-
ner 01111,: than dee streets since
11 6111111 1 6"11‘1‘0 in House. a bos-
99 since‘ conducted
wtlh marked duct: jss. Ihdecd he was
such a clever manager that. his house
at once 1...»... Intppopui'anty and he
has long been‘ Md ly known as a (on‘
1:11 host and (tune r entertainer,
‘ Public shut... Ma's.
11 could In truth be said 01 Mr.
liens that 11111 c {ruin his hotel [lie
he was a publumplrlted citizen and
at‘ 11,11 times interested in the weltsre
and development 01 this village. its
was particularly enthusiastic In all
6 tment. For seven years he was
ieniber oi Putnamfinglhe Company
and at, the time of it e organisation oi
the Police Patrol, lie me a member
of It. nthls department he had the
honor 0'1" serving as ilrst and second
serge ant and labor .wpa elected cap
“10.119111; reclectt'sd to the positions
by his constituents for five consecutive
years.
Promotions Come to Him.
From this position he was elevated
to that of second assistant engineer.
later 111st assistant engineer and a'
this time or his‘ death“ was serving a
second term is ‘0th engineer ‘0'! the
Port “Chester fire De nrtment .In
which position he M6 .11... slsr'tall
honored and" to the dutles of whlc
lid brotisht the highest eiecutive sbll
115‘ and uniform courtesy. c0mbined
with seliaacriflce and a high purpose
,to render to the people the belt that
was In him having but one end In
view—sum p‘reaervatlon of property and"
protection of life
" 1119‘ Married L119.
Mr. Hess w twice ma'rrled. H04
marrled his 613'“ wife. Miss Lena
Sindhi. Dec 11; 1111,1111. and it; her be
at 11.119119: Illldrélfi; #1111111...
1.11 re
’01" Port (Ilium.
so“? 1361
a d 111011.611"
hearse
n 51339111":
lde'ntb
Bean. '0! Ivanhoe}? an
.1113 85901916169, '
in social lite «1166;! my populaiij
' ... v" e
. ‘ °"°'ddl“"r$.iisl°l
JnJMrfiaaatenfi
lI-Hitgtl‘ “tries:
first ty‘l'baguru
1 'i 1"
at marked down prices.
lent to hold, $1. 00.
some
out at 50 cts.
and little Novelty Hats c
$1.115. now' $1. on.
Kl‘
Children' s Pnrasols. :15. 35. so and 75 cts each.
Fancy Sun Umbrellas at $2. 50 each.
THE WHITE GOODS SALE
Our clearing Sale of White Goods has brought many
buyers. You will be surpris ed to see the patterns which
have sold during the early part of the season at so cts.
now g'olitg at 29 cts. a yard. They are Simply irresistible
when you think that for 87 cts you can get material for
the dainticst kind of a white waist.
Opcnwork Novelties and Figured Silk M91619. we
have three pieces of Silk Fan tasie, formerly 7'5 cts', to close
The Doll Side still continues.
select a D011. and it can be dressed at your leisure. so next
December will find you ready.
Two kinds of 15 ct. Dolls at g cts each.
Kid-bodied Dolls that were 2 5 cts. now 19 cts.
Fancy kid-bodied Dolls with braided hair that were
‘A'
The store will close at (1 vc o’clock every afternoon,
except Saturday. through July and August. !
FANCY AND WHITE P RASQLS.
Some especially attractlyp Fancy
All are this season s styles and
very desirable. Those 'that were $7. 50, now 35- 50.
Those that vvcrc $5.00 and $6. on. now $2. 50 and 33. 90.
White l'arasols with stick handles. light and convert-
1191610196 pile selling
Among them are
111 the lot marked 25 cts are several pieces worth 40
12111. Patterns that were 30 cts. are now selling at 15 cts. .'
More than twenty different styles at 19' cts. . ,’.,
SUMMER' HATS FOR CHILDREN.
Are all marked down. The pretty trimmed Tuscans
be had at very low prices.
Silk and Lawn l-lataipt 39 and 50 etc.
Pique Hats, pink,_ 666 white, at 25 cts.
It is an easy time to
Dressed boy Dolls, worth 98 cts. now 75 cts.
Some large jointed Dolls worth $6.50. new $5.00.
-
..., My:
Chester he made many trlcnds and
from time to time has been honored
by his townsmen in civil 1119. partied
lnrly the Fire Department. In Novcm
heir 1895. the starry howsr'd Hook and
[Adder Company comflllme‘ntéd M'r
as by presenting 11116 with a jaw-
elfe‘d locket. which was given to him
in' the nature or a‘ carpi-lab On the
face 01 the locket appeared the 1111111118
“.1. H. " and on the reverse side, “1895
Harry Howardi" ' ‘
The deceased was a man who was
116 fortunate In his business career
lllld leaves a large estate. , He also
illitlcil hehvy insurance.
116 ‘hincrsl 01' the deceased was held
W neadny at 2111.111. from the Ger-
uLutherah Church. Interment fol-
lowed In Greenwood Union Cemetery.
91' Rye. '
DM REA”
“Fetch
“inf ' a
CHINA GETS A BIG LOAN.
81‘. PETERSBURG July 17—Chlna,
It Is announced. has concluded a loan
oi two million tools with the Russo-
Chinese Bank which In Ileu of lhtfr-
eat obtains certain privileges In Ch n-
eac Turkcstnn.
—0ne of nature's remedies: cannot
harm the weakest constitution: never
fails to cure summer complaints of
young or 016 Dr_ Fowler's Extract of
Wild Strawberry
PRICE OF CRUDE OIL REDUCED.
BEAUMONT. ’1‘,ex., July 12—91318
price .01 crude oil has been out to thirty
cents at Resumopt and twenty cents
at Sour Lake. .11 decrease oi seventy-
flve cents respectively within two
months. .
Norwalk Chronicler