h“ In contemplation uor
“III Idiot to in“:
I ' 9a ltealy'
3 alt we; will?
' o
a‘ we’re u' IN; 9to
Ins. omen
y m to her
1 1| {\r. e'ia I.”
But a low weeksnew MINT-below
will close the prrscnt business Selllda
the retiree at the stock to outside tr. .. . ,.
lérests Our friends and'olstdiri l”- ’
Who Will need titlllthino in our uphill
lines Will do well to look as over lie-I I
hire too late. Sinall lots still remain _ ;,‘
in menu departments arid in all tastes; .'.?’1t.12.’£§§.2.....
our Drices are below cost. Our var. ' '
rietu is loo meat to here enumerate.
llotels. reSIaurants. boarding houses
I" _. "l.
How in the World do ‘
“or! “MIX-v. 2.5.:
we know. 4 ‘2‘
Every shoeman says
i .
he dues. ii
is— -.
Shoes. are far rind dWay .
4
the best we‘ve oversold. "
~!. .1.
:I, m m. al...r,-.1 g-r: 1...: .12 .
and deneral dealers can s‘a‘te considerI-II 0 no -. ..
able bu bidding on quantities and cream ‘Shflwflow a
run up certain lines. . "3,453:
3 W ilk
.I Free deliveru to all Norwalks. 'é °;'I' '"
W. SI. SlURTEVANT ‘ "a“ m" "I!!!
70 North Main St. So...Norwalk
tArioNa na' [RUPTIOH oi the
IrtIN
mt: ' or; r
numb-tritiu-
'l‘h'el-e lg r'i Murillo or other ad
vbrti'e‘ed shrlth Medicine .0 elective
For there “MM.“ for Ill IRRI,
arm hunter
and o’er-thin to 'e'are you ae- Itllla‘ PreeII
Covering
, in ,
We are now prepared to show a latte litle' e'i Chi-pate
in all the popular (laden. Cohfletittz of INCRAINS
\vanT TAPESTRV Benson‘s. new nous.
sens. . - . I
ion In Brid‘rehort:
"too, wdeIrecertt-
. ONO.
. crlption
ZeItIIgss Phat-mac
WV:
Vie for the,
”v.31 11‘ItIm4 III
or alter knit his.
”Efimi‘lélgi}? (N cIIr'iII'NA ANDI JAPANeIsn MATTINGS vim HAVE A I whim .. r, ..
fit-tur- LARGE VAttmTv ANoo ATTnAcTrvceTvLiie. “illllgolamoartz
two-chi '
r.
I,. “want“; China Marriage, n 54: to 35:. I . ,-I-
[1' Edward: M an ‘ " '
: Italian LEV» Japaneae at mace to soc.
OF OIL CL’C‘I‘H AND LINOLEUM WE SHCWI ALL
' euteneat n Corn-
WIDTHS AND VARIOUS QUALITIES.
‘ 3:8, VIII: bzcame
‘ I s ' -u I“ fill
2“ mus diabandment or ,
'9 Donation of e
deport. The Inat~
llW militaryim
used among o'x-ot~
I . udIlht cantata
Simone To ORDER A $9 comm
84 Washington Street. Southot-wallr. , I. -
tibia . . Telephone tin-6
. Iterparmeelon‘itotorm .1 . , . . . .. ..
. . in that‘city. Bridgeport ' ‘ M ' ‘
" , , 'be given the preference
m; Bridgeport halt the
and igithe. proper Induce-
yen. fill support a mil-t
It Hot will be a credit
atate' . ’
to take. oom-
than amputated
«why. and will make ‘
“wtmialgrn‘rpofigda I
-\,i I- IBMIII) w y
‘We ' I I
new ”burrito a cow _
Colonel Pitch and be .
- .. w... L... ..........
DOCTORS RETURN TO THEIR
HOMia.
LTLANTIC CITY N. J... June 10—.
held Nesta noticeable decreaee in the
VACATION VOTED.
Preeident Itimnom’a owIlI'sIrtatlun NOII
Amman _
WILLlMANTlC. Conn? "June 10.
lb was announced todIy that the board
11"” firemen 9”“.
L or: will??? ”TENT tau-lull"!I h
.Ik-v—Tfi—wmav ,enokma in A”: rowan entice.»
-, J4!
n’l‘o NOTORIOWL‘. Inhaler-Col in coal-era «satisfy. and eat but
gm. treaeu'rer oi the People' a not more “Eel; ll y
I bank. -ploaded not wilt! diameter-a ,
-_ . hie counaeHI the town court
gm”, ‘ .bibb mm up: char-u entire outboard.- and
. . . .' «Stew motioned- arena
. he-Ionorlor howl-t.
I t! It Mao
;i_’.;..;.. rel‘fio‘d on “0,600.13“
' ‘Qgrl'tfldn inflow
may with .
diabeteafyho, géfih‘ thematic be that:
metals. (I My or Ila bl
Limiting Fokfl
For IPIaIrtleulaIrI Call 0!:
I an. NOMIALK.
Will demen‘etrlt'e any or the above
' meehtnee' ulnteeeeteegert I
AUTOMOIICfiIUPPLlIO AND HIII
MANurAcruatne a.-
mud: Lauren“
my“! aw £1st
C
roll.
item.
’ ”one Nicene
40 Water ail-age. -
Qatamuea on application.
WE lNSURE——
POWER
BOATS
“in Colour: Welfiar.
manicure :c‘”
oAsouNEIrIIII
, micron sun ton Co
was ANn MATS IN LARGE vAhtriTv. , ‘ .
. 101W naive-er: -‘
PAINT STIR II 50‘ 1'3
:5::.;'IIIIII
IAN. IoAre AINo cAINoaIeI. , :1’
d l» or. JOHN. urgent, __
Ia Wmmfiyon
J?
gums
plaitibg.
$I- 25-
éo'iMe" '
EJWLMMJ’TOISV
.Filill-
Silk . Petticoats.
And the fifty women who take them will get rare bar
Richrtntl handsome Taffeta Petticoats in fine as-
sorttnent of colorings both plain and change-able
two have wideI three- -section circular flounces with rows of
hernstitching. homo havc plain rattles. others accordeon
Om- or
The color combination“ in changeables are green and
blacktnavyiand black. and red and black.
Plain colors. red, bloc, heliotropc, and other shades ‘
suitable for summer'Wéar.
I ever sold for $6.50 and $7.50. Prices $3.98 and $498.
They are good skirts as were
PLAY GARMENTS FOR CHILDREN.
Flannel Play Reefer: for cool. damp days, $1.00 and
Play SuitI, stout little Overalls of plain, figured and
striped denim, 50 atrd 75 cts
Girla’ Brownie Overalls, cunning little garments with
pockets arid red suspenders. 50 cts.
Percale and dinghorn Dr cases. 25, 50 and 75 cts.
White Corded gun Hate that are washable, 50 cts.
Pink arid blueIchecked Gingham Apr-one. 39 cts.
ReoucTt
ON IN ’bnnss Goons.
. This applies to that imported French fabric known
as Lace Voile. Iotrc of the prettiest of the variations in that
favorite materiel. Only fiverolorings Castor, gray, cham—
pagne, and tho shades of navy. Formerly $1. 00, now 75
cts. 44.
inches wide.
Ii '5.
Fifth Avenue Shoe Lace Ribbon. all shades of tan, 15.
I7. 20, and 25 cts. a yard. "At the Ribbon Section.
Don't tail to ace the de'm onatration of the Autoupin
It wot-ha to perfection. 'iréeaea the
cream in eight or ten minutes. and keeps it very cold and
. Ice Cream. Freezer.
cad Co
solid without IpaIcklng.
VI
tlon to vacate
o! the city
the; prin'tttlfili'a,
MIL "In
Ito
ace ion. .
years,“ w
able no third"
and: bowel trouI
IBALDWIN’O “3&0”!
NW5
ia‘ I 000m
‘ett; iecretaryII or thb name or “Ed; D
DINIID MOTION TO 1YCOA1I‘E AT-
AHc HMIN
“HARTFORD, Jane 10 .---In the Unit-
«States Dietrict Court yesterday.
.IJ e Platt handed down an opinion
a due of!)
11.3 Luewe
artln Lawle'r et al. on a detour»
rer to a plea Id abetemout and
motion to Vacate attachment
ludte sustained the demurrer to the
plea In abatement. but denied the mo
chmcnt.
W HAVIN. '
June In. «The body
of Samuel H Baldwin, who was drawn-
ed at. Tolcheeto'r Bough; Nd. Tuesday.
wee bmdaht:_here: yeetel'day treat the
U 8 comm Addemy, atA a
“Ten:
the
N!
Beldwln _.
ex
htlduh n
”ii" or
II.
life:
" 11 pefltentl‘ary, who on Neadlyflqaet win
ail-d“ 1‘50”qu
Parietal. decl Inn to ”cent
mam-n WI:
illegals“ one
.. The D. M. Read Co.
& Company
0The
"abont tube
in in ‘1.“
' , I feel fifty per cent better than! have _
hob ‘for Steele. The Tablets one certainly
by. the
Miami-mi
“ ‘lt’o
excited
to" :5? labors o! The Neva;
" liver-and produce an agreeable more?
. Pharmacy, iZeltmIa
, “cook
'owf Ithe
o.
Ln
tee
' WEDDING lN DERIY. '
DERBY. Conn. June 9.--'I'he wed-
dtnu or Mire Mary. Huntington Morgan,
dau him of Daniel N. Mot-nu. oi
Bri xeport. formerly Udlted Sham
Treasurer under President Clevolend.
to Daniel Edwardr Brinamude. oi Shel-
ton took place this utter-hoop. at a: so,-
In St Paul'd Episcopal Church, In
Huntington Center In this church alt
no the nodding of the bride' s parenio
and of her grand parents occurred. ,
ed” the church was beautifully
decorated in men and white ~iBIhop
Firewater periormed the ceremony tithe
mediate wedding rty included
Martha D. 0. Claude, Eridueport as
mat of honor; lorence Wu 00IdEva'na.
uerille Ky. oodWor-
center, Maria; h‘i’dnéee‘b L. Erlnumade‘,
‘ Shelton. and Alice E. Showman, Now i
I . York as bridesmaids;
minI on" to an
allace
Briaemade. Andove‘r Muse" on best
man. and Clifford M. Peek New Hav-
men; Jamee B. Ddseett. Derby: Pra‘n'ci‘
. Wanning..8helton arid ThomaeJ
Ilorgan' Bridgepoi-t as fishers ’
I'JUOT THE THIlNaosl-‘IOIIR BILLIOUDI
. “I look a dose or Chamberlain e
.Stomnch and Litter Tablets last eaten
nag otter dinner andiwant tour that-
in line article tor billionaire“?—
:31! atone. of Brenton: k
Allen;
J.
lay y.
eao. Tablet: pt'réaxthen
remote a healthy lotionioi the liver
.ment or the bowel. Pace 25 saute
her. two by Milton Powell Owe.
tlh‘ri, Glitter-4.211 ,«Pierce‘u
humour; .‘P
non-en onto Noe A'e'e‘riiix‘iA
Heat-roan. Jule ro.--Arrrea In.
Wilcox. .a phoebe-LI. man found deed:a
.l’rom asphyxiation. due to labeling th
I” W“
W$I tun}.
5 Janet? ”and”
Mm, DEAN“. euo low :8
rue o t e w annual
3:" an: ”new“? “that it
boron a w v:
be hleld here InJ JD? rad. ahd' 28,‘ hhve
oowpleted the pron-am. it to aa rol-
Iowa: The vlult Iooimahwtll
arrive In the morn as and
o‘er-ted from the elation t'o Turnout! Hall
_ where a reception will be extended to
than. 'i‘he' teat proper our open at
:80 o'clock It the RuIlen Lyceum.
ayor Bruit will give the Iddreu
oi welco A price at canton
will be bold {tom It to II letlt'ilt"? The
evening program will open at 8:15
o'clock with a fraud concert. The so.
loiatd will be it u HLillian Wotunore.ao
.prano: Ludwig Norman. New York
'celliat: Bygone:- Quatav 00bit
Hartford. Inlet A mail cho'rue o 556
Vulcan mixed chorua loozyplc-
, s‘vflllren ereelectlonl. ’l‘ eorchee
ire will contain thlrty- live pieces. Fol-
towih: the concert I ball will he held
at the Claim.
‘Trie 'ien will open on‘the rain with
a Itreet nfi‘nde at 8: so I. m The arm
ear-roe lbe compo-m oi the Ameri-
‘ can band.‘ Germenla Society Concordia.
Llederk' 2. Derby; Arlen Brldye-
_ port; oot Guard Band Hartford:
Been rbund.‘ Hartford; Lieder-tater
I'm rd: burn, Mormon: New Haven
and H. M. Choir New Haven;
‘ unrtette Club. death Norwallt; Maen
nerchor, sprlhafloldr ' [Jederthteh
Eboéltvllle; American Band Water-
bury; Concordia Waterbury: . Got-ma-
nIa. Torringtou: Maennerchor. Hart.-
l'ord; Anaemia Brass Band, Manner.
chor .liriIoniIIal-Im Maennerohor, 'l'h‘rtvllle:
Arloh Hirvon; . Th'omairton .‘NIIII-
tery Dinar. New Britilu Turner- to.
‘ tyIr. Teutoiila Maehherchor. Ndw Brit»
an. .
'l‘heI Iecond division will be Iago!
lows: Phllhaom'ioalc I . tEr
ht. Budge
, JahnI LoIdze.D
0..D Adlhlraf Seliioy than, 0.
8IDeutI‘dlIer. Krebs. Vereln:
. oncordie Sick Beneat Society. . Ned
Britain sch‘v‘Iabeii Yerein, Court abet!»
oven F. otA.. Gore'tac‘elter lance, i. 0.
0. FZIJémalder Club. Schufélaer ver-
eln Prouulum B iéty Arbeltei' ngter
taiei; Met-Idea dense hand, Water-
‘ bury Lyra, Wallinxior tra‘cht. Brie-
tol Turner Society. St. .‘io'eeph' s Socie-
ty. Bri‘etol; Krlege \’ 'relu, i car it
Ila; New Britain Que. .ette Club. ‘
satiat- w'ru wma up :th no inertial-a
rk where a picnic wll braid.
as will be awarded 'at 5 die In
ihe cream; I dlriplay oi' arewom will
be given. ..
I
' “gamma
. the Kill Ynllire Allan MI
aid; a.
simmer»:
CLEVELAND CAN'T COME.
He DTellnaa lovlftTtlodI for the ”earth
0 .
. HARTFORD, June 10. —-—Manager
John F Gunshouau, oi the West Side
Workingmen’a Club has received a let
.- ter from 91- President Grater Cleve
land In reply to an invitation to come
to Hartford on the Fourth 0: Jul. it
was Mr. autumn" e' ‘rht‘entlan to eye
Mr Cleveland have a prominent place
in the celebration of the day In Hat-b
lord working in connection with the
commutes oi the common council
which has been authorised to arrange
for the celebration. Mr. Cleveland
declines the invitation, but. apparently
leaves open the matter. 0; his coming
later. It is expected that he will con-
eont to address the blob in the tall,
and Mr. Gunshanan his written to him
.wlth that. end in vlew Mr. Cleveland .1:
renly to Mr. Gunebanin‘d I-lIIlret letter
Ibilows:
“Princeton N. J., June 2.1904.
"John F Gnuehanau, N J. Esq,
Aflleck 8L, Hartford, Conn.
. ‘Dear Bir—I have received vour lat-
ter. Inviting me to address the Work-
ugmen'e Free Reading Room Associa-
tion some time in the near future. '
"In response I have tosaythat be
fore very long I shall so with myiami-
ly in a distant part of the country.
where l Intend to spend my vacation.
I here made it a practice to devote this
time altogether to my own recreation
find association with my. family and
guests. I I hope thereiop you will
excuse me from breaking In upon my
rule by the acceptancueohtyour invita-
titan. You're very truly“ .
- "GROVER CLEVELAND"
37°F THAT 901.031. . -
of It may result in Pneu'moiila,‘ Bra-
lb-Illian Balm is breaking up Colds when
erer tried almost without exception.
10.25 50d and 8! 00 battles. The Clif-
mrd..§uter'a and Plaintedfa l., » "
Imam
w'IiLL. Nor “Ardour-F AMENIé‘AjN ere
FLAIOR. ..
CRIPPLELCREEK. .. June 10. 1- ,
An amendment has been made to the _ "
II-reement being circulated by commit-
teee their. the Citiaena“ Alliance, pledg-
In; its members not to employ mem-
here of auntie afllllaterl” with certain
labor. o'rnnintloaa. The name or the
19
luminatiag gel at hie home. no Frank 1
lln Ivenueaoaterdayb Modignllkatul—
ner Fuller made I fall inquiry and
round Itbe‘ in burner. In the hadron
where the ody area. to be delecuvm
It. the tent touch
.ltladlfiuahtthat. ‘
gypiccldm
newt.
an:
.muteuaottaaciau-otmsmrcar-
been at
American; Federation int “but. has
been eta-token out and that or the Ante—
rlcan Labor Union will buoubeti‘tmed
A: It now stand the agreement. applies
to the local tradee aaaeubly. the Ame-
rican Labor Union. the State Fede’ra-
'tIon oi Labor and the .Weetern Federa-
ItIloa or Miners.
i‘V
8. Bl. M'NAIOO'I
here ah well as the southern Pacinml and
F the Scout; Railroad ydenote. .The all:
11"" an cheum ~ '
mugged Ind many-mt-M air. In.
,90
)-
Niel-e" burned. , modulated
PmchoN. N. 1.,1m task. a.
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