country an now equipped
mucous enough to last
1‘51 outs to those who offend it.
is stated that the state dc
does not, intend to demand
, pity pi The Moorish, govern-
4a noeouilt oi the Perdicaris In
asmuch as it has already suf-
Perhaps this Is all
sin tlls‘ iille.ot‘- action we will
.1 ood alas the E 2. Mark of the
Ti - ‘violate the fish and game
'5' a'it'fldid county, under the rule
Kare heillg received 'of the
g; yplad 19st. . Eour; mun
‘ ' lift! ilOIiara
be other day . V
4’ pl 11 States for the observance
' in a rational manner Is the
Dd'ughterp of the
on: AllI has petition:
133 to make laws
, . JI'O fitting and less dangerous
lion of the Fourth of July," than
ill accompanying the petition
a the use of toy pistols, blank
' es, and cannon crackers. It is
sitting that the initiative in
movement as this should be
descendants of the pat-
In ependence day pos-
scammernoration of
at my lack of patriotic feeling
ill spit sime‘ifort to have
,_ $1.111»: rescued.
r‘iwe trite as a carol
res and bril-
" ‘ade again what
”ion for true pa:
the revival and
i eat fundamental
vern eat laid down by
. '_ republic.
smallness or the
, ting our national
' he “32:11pm from data
iii Oh so Amusement
are how that in Gish
. it {radii of the impro~
_ . tenure successive
7 were killed and l 200
$835,000 worth of proper-
ed edhy lire. It is hoped
and guardians every-
Meir utmost to
seizures fromvsnm
' up'to sample. will close out this
a Towels, value 17c ea. .. .
bit Moles
O O
s a
' s‘ a.
brake
, .Yropa ens
Bolero the 311mm 1'.
._, Merchandise
elcbr alien
firm 1’5\\\4 Gear Obs Store.
What better man than to has
, Merchandlse at ’t\\e4 Boston Store
and still twee mouse lull in Cele-
enough on the items (idealised \o
hare a renal Ecurth
3hr ee 'Dans Sale
Qh’ursdau. Widen and Saint den
Obs final Seeds Scr a Erect Suns
‘ 'Eaes‘s Morten than use can ang-
mhcre she. ' Sharp Stem m\\\
is! M-
The catholic 0 11h ball. at the. club
house in West arcane was filled yestsr-
day afternoon with int ll
and friends of the pupi in the lstors'
of Mercy instrumental musical class.
which is a lam one. The occasion
was the musicals or the pupils to oste-
brate the closing of the sauon's work.
That much has been accomplished was
fully demonstrated by the excellent
renditions of the dillcult coinposltions
by the pupils on the violin and piano.
The work of the pupils was certainly a
credit to the careful teachings of the
sisters.
The hall previous to the gathering
of the audience had been prettils dec—
orated with palms and tted flowers
and plants, adding to t e attractive»I
ness of the scene.
The program of the afternoon was
as follows: l
Solo—“Welcome" Ganschals 0. 1’. (ill,
. Miss Helen Dorsey.
Overture ............. Lustsplei
Masters Martin and Frank Grace. |
Duett~“Papa‘s Waits" ...... Koswlg
Misses Mary Cai'frey and Julia Dagou.‘
Solo-“Walts of the Oriole"
.................. Delmartage
Miss Kathleen Donahue.
Quagtetaev—(Z pianos) "Joyous Shop-
0' Of
Stems-bit
Misses Madeleine Magner. Vera Han-
Ion, Alice Pomeroy and Nora Haugh.
Solo—"Cradle Dreams," .. Delmartage
Masher Joseph Nolan. l
Trio—~"Brldal Bells." Drumheller
Misses Mary Csssidy, Helen Dorney,‘
Madeleine Magner
“on can sane
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Miss Mary Mace.
Duett~"Buccphale" Concert Galop,
................. . . . . . Desseaux
Masters Martin and Frank Grace. l
Solo—“La Rleuse" ........ Bachman!
Miss Mary Oassldy.
Duet—“Der rothe Sarafan,“
and Piano) Krow.
Master Francis and Miss Leonora
Ward:
Solo—“liaymaker' a March",
...... .Zlmmerman
Miss Mary Crotty.
Song—"Sweet Bird of Song"
Miss Nellie Devine.
Duelt—"Mama's Waits" .. Rosewig
Master Clifford Buckley and Miss
Louise ‘Tlerney.
...............
Rssertlcu.
HOME“ AND oNosawsan.
. Ladles' V Neck Short Sleeve
Vests, llsle. We bought them tor
the “Run oi the Mill,” found not
case at 4
’91:; THREE FOR 256.
, Value 17c each.
Men‘s Fine Swiss Ribbed Vests,
square neck. no sleeves, value
121,50. .
3 DAYS SALE 76.
ladies Fine Lisle Pants, lace
trimmed. very wide our regular
60c garment, '
THREE DAYS SALE 29c.
Ladiea‘ Lisle Vests square neck.
lace trimmed; Swiss ribbed; the
regular 35c ve‘st, ‘
THREE DAYS AT the; THREE
FOR 50c.
Children's Lace Hose. llsle, In
small sizes only. 5, 5%, 6, 61/5,
regular 250.
4 THREE DAYS 12l/gc.
Ladles' Hose; Rembrandt rib
drop stitch. line ingraln llsle
Wliermsdorf dye regular price 396.
AT 256.
DOMESTICB.
60 Dos. All White Linen Huck
12Jaca
White Ruffled Curtains, regular
price, 59c, ,
“'39s.
Fancy Bureau Scarfs, regular
price 50c, ‘
AT 351:.
36 inch lisppct Swiss Muslin for
Sash Curtains. regular price 10c,
4 7/211.
“Bleached Turkish Towels, rod
border, regular price 101:, -
AT 7c.
. 27 inch White Madras for Walsts
' regniar price Alilo," ;
c.
a
.‘_‘,~*
"Nathanael-11:65 AND roiLt-zr A
0
was"
a
Thiefs, various patterns. regular
0, , ,_,..
M- .. v ‘ '
AT zl/gc.
stitched Embroidered Mandker-
, and “9!!
elit- fig?) and then
'14 n .911»: 9c; runes FOR zsc.
Men's Soft Finished Manager. -
'4’ 'chléis 25!: . 1%
‘4 AT 12V30.
lAdies’ or Men’s initial Hem .
‘ 4 llsfltchéd Hhudkerchiefs,; regular 4'
price 12150,
, chiefs, ready for use, value 12,1156,
’ ‘ ‘SA’L .
"Comfort Ppwder," regular 25c,
I :Dr. Lyoh‘s Tooth Powder,
' ‘ ‘ AT 156.
Cuticura Soap, .
- 4 AT 15¢.
Dr. Woodbury's Soap, .
AT 151:.
Bender's Fine Tar Soap,
AT 13:
s
ledies‘ Waist! ti.
81:50.
:4’ ‘4 T “136.
laps. regular
tern, regular price 15c
" ular price 81 50
Ladies’ Lace Trimmed Handker- .
-4“4Ti;sdies‘ All linen Corded ilem-
‘ hon. all colors. also a few fancies
4-" assay- T0 wan oseaarusur '
White lawn . '
4 and embroidered. regular price
. :~. Shirt Wilat Suits colored 1nd
.vwhite, lawn. trimmed with Yak
and em 1m
Solo—"mve's Oracle" Impromptu,
....................... . Bohm
Miss Madeleine Magncr
Quartette—(2 Pianos) "Camp of
Glory" ............. . . . . . . Holatl
Misses Mary Cassidy. Anna Burns,
Helen Dorney, Medelelne Magner. '
Solo—"Gondollna" . . . . . . . . . Franklin
Master Francis Ward. '
Duett—“Qul Vive Vive" Gantz
Misses Margaret Brady and Madeleine
Masher. .
Solo-«“My Doll and l "
Miss Mildred Harty.
Trio—-"Brldal March " Schneider.
Misses Alice Pomeroy, Nora Haugb,
Vera Hanlon.
Summer Corsets, In flue net,
short and long, sizes 18 to 30,
regular 60c,
AT 39:.
Children‘s Sailor Suits, in duck.
madras and gingham. regular,
price. $1.25, $1.50 and 81.75,
AT 851:.
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
One quart Enamel Tea or Cof-
fee pot, regular 29c
AT 211:.
Ten quart Enamel Preserve Kct~
tie, regular price 59c
AT ‘31:: Solo—“VioleTs” ...T. Heines o. P. c.
No. 9 on per bottom Wa‘h Boll- 4" gnes 0"W4-
5,; regularppflce 31.39 h , Quartetto—(z Pianos) "Sanilailol
March." ...... 4...... oeder
AT 956.
. t Mar 1 a d4 ‘Fr k ,
No. 8 Copper nickel Tea Kettle. M“ era to u an Grace
Misses Alice Pomcroy and Vera
regular price 98c Hanlon.
AT 73°- Solo—"in the Wildwop’ .Sparrow ll
No 6. Parlor Brooms. regular Master Eddie urns '
price 25c Duett—“Dance of the Lancers' (Vlo-g
SALE. 19c. lin & Plano). ........ Mlssa
Vinegar Cruets. cut glass put- Miss Elsloiandha MMKMMaIter Shoe
Song—“When Grud'ma; was Young.”
9c. Miss Marie Hunt and Nora flungh. l
Wafer Booth—"Butterfly Walta’ . . Rosset-
Master Eddie Burns and dolph Elbow
Quartette~iz Pianos) 'Pvur Hill and
Dale" Engelmann
Misses Margaret Brady, Anna Burns
Alice Ponieroy. Vera Hanlon
Trio-“The Joys of Spring," Gelbelw
Misses Vera Hanlon. Nora Haugh,
Alice Pomeroy,
Recitation—“The Baldlieaded Man.”
2 quart blown glass
Pitcher, regular:r price 39c
A
-
...-
DRESS GOODS, WASH GOODS.
Mohair 50 in. wide In blue. reg
59c
AT 391:.
Yard wide. black silk. sold reg~
, ' AT ’1 00' Miss Leonora Ward.
Fancy Figured Lawn. one hun- Solo—“The Shepherd's Evening Song."
drcd pieces. value 1255c, ........r..‘....l ..Blakel
AT 7:. Miss Anna Bilrns.
Trio~"'l‘he Magic Flute. .. Krug,
Bates‘ Seersucker Gingham. all
id . l m .
new styles. regular 12,,“ Misses Mary Cass y He en Do ey .
Madeleine Magner.
AT 972°- Dnett~"Comc Join the Dance "
All colors mercerlzed spleens. ----------------- 8111116811186?
regular price 25c Master Stephen and Teresa Flaherty
AT 13:. 4 Solo«—“The Dying Poet " Gottschalk
Miss Margaret Brady.
o—“Sllver Spray." .. .Drumheller
M sses Alice Pomeroy. Nora Hugh and
SMALL WARES.
Fancy stock collars, fine hand
made. fancy bead trimmed plain Vera Hanion. ,.
linens or Hamburg, also Val. Lace Duettw'dlome Guard March, "
: trimmed, our regular 25c collars, ------- ... Waddlngtonr
., ., ,f‘gri TfiREE DAYS 19c. Tilasea; Margaret Brady and “Anna
133th;
no. see. Nils sachet}
Actress Who Had to Tell It Was Rs-
7 «nuclei.
(New York Times.)
"Trust 1 woman to fell a woman,"
said the receiving teller, of an uptown
bank much patronized by women who
draw their own checks. “One morning
when l was trying to get rid of a long
line at them there came along awoman
who wanted to open an account;
knew her by reputation as an actress
at one time popular in New Y-Orh. but
who of late years had been leading a
more or less retired tile 1 could see
that most of the other women recog-
nized her. too.
" 'Your age, please? I ingested
. “'11; that necessary?
somigwi‘iat sharply. .
, u l " ll 1 ,
4 “She hesitated a moment and glanc-
- ed down that line. Every woman was'
‘ruhbering‘ to catch her reply. but
taking a. silver pencil case iron: her
wfistbsssheaahed alstorapiece
at. piper. Marina written her amnp.
on 11.1.1... gave me the slip. saying: *
“'Hand that due
rhea you have made the necessary en-
Hamburg stocks, narr‘ow' widths,
neat. patterns. value 35c.
. 8A LE 16c.
"Midget" string ties in white,
pins light blue. champagne, tan, 4
fedi‘ green and navy—the newest
tailoomade styiea‘h- r .
JUST FOR THIS SALE 13c. . .
No. 40 and No. no Taffeta Rib-
——valucs up to Bite. 4
FORTHIB SALE lac YD.
Drapery veils, black. navy,
green. brown, our special 50c veil ’
39 CENTS. .
Crush Silk Belts. black or white,
made to sell at 390.
25 CENTS.
. Crush kid belts. red. tans and
black. shaped hacks a 350 special
- OUR P11165266. . ,4
Gold belt. buckles. assorted de
signs. the correct girdle ilnlsh. reg-
ular price 366.4 _
17 GENTD.
The; ‘Dlaiaa" actionable buckle.
used on any belt without
complete. with your mono-
50 CENTS.
Fancy Shirt Waist Sets, pearl.
, “can. .‘rNis sane lac.
line at women with .
dilemmas-1.."
Nathaniel-slave
H
SOIO-"thtle Blond Waits,” Holcomb
(VKiollll' Sylvester William Pennclhick he does-
We‘ ve ast Sylvester Peunellilck to try
Chcag
cake an
The success of your cake depends
upon the baking powder.
baking powder makes poor
a poorer cook.
The wise housewife uses a pure
cream of tartar baking powder like
Cleveland 5. The result ,——good, whole-
some, digestible cake every time.
A araANea unaware. '
"Sylvester William Pennelhlck," that‘s
how he spells It now—
0 use' to be "Ves" l'ennellllck, old
Bill's boy, anyhown- .
He's home from college with his pipes
un' new diplolny, too.
An' kind of Iookln' round to see what
no can ilmi to do.
i' ve heard that such folks knows it all
~i want to say, b'jlng!
nt know a thing.
Ills pants ain't rolled up son to show
that he wears low cut shoes,
Nor they don't look as It thy' re meant
for elephants to use:
I set him where he thought the Japs
was tryin' ~for to go:
lie blinked a time or two on said.
. m sure that i don't know."
i hate to think that old Bill's boy ls
turnin' out a dhnce
But young Sylvester Pennclhlck he
hasn"t 'rah railed" once.
He's been down to the store a time or
two to get some stuff.
An‘ so we've sized him up a hit, an'
we've had chanst enough.‘
We‘ve set him what he thought would
be the platforms made this fall.
An‘ if he thought the trusts could be
abolished after all:
An‘ who the Democrats would run an’
it hctl have a show-
Sylvester William Pennellilck he an—
Noch was MAD.
Because the Parade Did Not Stop Per
Agreement.
Ernest Mucko. who conducts a sa-
loon on East Main Main street. was
not entirely pleased with the handling
of the parade of the German singing
societies. yesterday. When the com-
mitte was out soliciting funds, It
asked Mr. Mucke to buy' an advertis-
ing space and to decorate his front.
"What for shall i do this?" asked
the shrewd saloon keeper.
“When the parade gets here," said
the spokesman of the committee,
“we are going to call a bait for ten
minutes. Every man will be thirsty
and you want a drink, and you will
‘ do a great business. "
“All right; i will do him what you
say," said Mr Mocks.
Whenihe parade came along East
Main bin-eel the saloon keeper had two
extra men behind the bar and on the
top were 160 foaming glasses of beer
drawn to meet the first rush. But the
parade did not stop and when Mr.
Mucke looked at the preparations he
wrung his hands and cried" i so mad
I can crack."
Later. when Mr. Mucke learned
that there were others in the same
vicinity who had been fooled the same
way. and not all of them Germs. .1
either. he was partly consoled ——Ncw
Britain Herald.
swered: “i don‘t know.’
All' every argument we' ve liud unset-
tied at the store—-
Besides the two or three We named
there is a thousand more—
un' set us right;
lic's said: "i. r‘ly do not know,"
faded out obsighi. 4
[say he isn't smart: Hi Jones he sets
1111' argues though,
“filmy is smart enough to know how
' much he doesn't know W
—-Chlcago Tribune.
-————~U—¥—~——~—
The Second—«When your ,iirstliwifo
was dying you promised her you would,
never drink again. lie—Yes. i know;
on
ICLV
- ORDER OF NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, 88..
Court, June 27th, A. D., 1904.
Whereas, written application has
Probate
Usda I606 with it:
our embroidered linen PM” "1
ave the water just as hot as you can
use you; hands 11.4
The due linen atamlnas are the pro
per materials to make your Hardauger
turnover collars of.
The eyelet embroidery. mixed with
the solid all-while, is used on due lin-
en haudkerchieis.
The low shoe fastened with three
large dull buttons is the shoe for nice.
dressy wear. The vamp Is patent
leather and the top Is dull kid.
Dalntlness should be characteristic
of every bedroom, Nothing should be
put on the bed that will not wash, ex-
cept the mattress. and that should be
protected by morothan the under ,
shoot. it should have laid over it be-
fore the sheet is put on a thin pad
made of cheesecloth lightly wadded
Do not get a color for this thinking It
will not soil as easily. but get the pur-
est white cheesecloth and ootton.t00
When It gets soiled. have ltwashed.
if one has a brass bed that requires
a flouncc, this pad can be made to
do double duty by putting the under
iiounce on to It. i think this is the
way the decorators attach the ‘flounce
instead of putting It on to the bed
frame by means of tapes.
The "Chicago Tribune" in the accom-
panying item shows what line points
have to be considered if one wants to
wear brown. for “There is many a pit-
fall for the complexion in the fashion-
uble brown. As a rule. it intensifies
the color of the eyes to match them or
wear a deeper shade of the same cqior.
Especially is this true of blue, but in
brown It does not always have a happy
effect. For instance. the brown eyes
that are accompanied by hair that is
two or three shades darker, or almost
black, are not improved by any of the
fashionable reddish or golden browns.
Instead. these shades clash with a
tinge of purple that Is always lurking
around the eyes and hair in this com-
bination, and the result is a spotted
eiiect. The only brown possible to this
complexion Is a dark seal that renders
lt opaque. The woman with hair of a
little brighter shade, however, has us
ually a tinge of red in her checks.
which is brought out by a brown of a
warm reddish shade. TheTltian hair-
cd woman with eyes a shade or two
darker may also wear the shades that
match either eyes or hair, because her
color scheme is pure. Even an occa-
sional freckle on her face shows that
the pigment is all upon the same or-
dcr."
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
llu Kind in lieu Alva]: Bought
Bears the m
Signature“
WALSH. lN NEW HAVEN..
Chairman John J Walsh, of
Nor~
been made to this Court for adminls- walk. chairman of the democratic state
trailon of the estate of William Barry“
late of Norwalk in said District, de-
ceased
1
central committee, was in New Haven-
Tuesday afternoon In consultation with
Secretary Thomas of the committee
Ordered, That said application be and Attorney Edy/3rd J_ Manor, mem~
heard and determined at the Probate her of the committee from the Eighth
Oiilce in Norwalk on the 6th day of
~ July,19M.at10 o',clock foreman: and
that public notice thereof be given to
all persons interested therein by pub-
.llshlng this order in a news aper hav—
ing a circulation in said
strict, at
least five days before said day of hear-
district
Mr. Walsh said his visit had no par-
ticular significance.
Asked if Judge Parker was to be
nominated for the presidency, Mr,
Walsh very emphaticallT said "Yes."
lie said there would e no meeting
but when I told he) that i thought i log. oi the committee till after the national
was going to die. too. wBoston Tran. 1.11de W. GREGORY. convention—New Haven Journal and
script. l Judge. Courier.
. EE:EEE-...
TELEPHONE 322-4.
The Gloria us .
Fourth Of July
This store will be closed a
give you a most bountcous supply
a day’s outing. We throw no po
big business,
11 day
iy 4th. But from now until that time we are prepared to
of G OD THINGS TO EAT, whether you stay home or go on
tato bouquets or anything of that sort; that is not our style of do-
but if you waiita straight business deal put out in a business manner,
you will al-
ways get it here. THE BEST GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
u
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k in, DIE. planets
ry
‘ “I did so and she walkedl down Tl'le , 4
can an.
SPECIAL.
an... that can be mm Call and try them.
Charles E
umq
: . “LEADING GROCER
33 west Washinuton Street. ' ' "
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'1‘? "“°"eioi.a.r1Nsar ELGIN caaausav mums. ... 21o.
w‘_—-’~'-—a-¢u«~**..‘.fi..I~—~ —
........ .. .A....t..a‘.i,. FANCY LAROE NEW POTATOES.
Fancy Butter. Farley Cheese. Delicious Collies. Rich Teas. Home Laid Eggs, Pickles. Olives.
4 Sardines, Fruit Syrups. The choicest line of Fancy Cakes. Crackers and Wafers, Potted Meats and
all the ready to dandelicaclcs upon the market.
Pound Cake. Marble, cure. Hickory Nut Cake, Raisin and Fruit Cake. These are the finest
eymour
South Norwalk.
The sum That Suits
44 A Our sneer Is the kind that suits ...... swamp—1mm thpt Is perfection In fI1VOr,
he that keeps customers saying “same as last}! Such Is our Eigin creams ry Butter—the butter,
more of livery day—the butter we name you to buy. and the price, just beat it if you can.
color and body—but-
ws'ra selling
a”. -—
a
20s PK.
1- assnsaaIOaaIsssslaIs-ss
. ~ its»
phyla. DASH.
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armor onr‘low prlccsrws spark about. Prices that good housewives got big results from, by 4 ‘
p usa-enaasaa “as. as-‘Dtgst
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er noun" drama. was.
saw-DisasfieswnaaalllahiIsa
[HIT LEAN SALT PORT. POUND
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DIUCII-gl;'o “......ss so...
lOU FANCY} NEW ONIONS. PERI
7a.,lllc
T‘saunas-a-os-apssassss-sa
MALT: KTViTA. FORCE OI OBAg: l . J CAKES OZONE SOAP ...... 250.
i9 3 OAKS GROWN ASTER Nil-K. 250.;
l ;2 POUND CAN “IT GONNEDl. .0!ng “MiLK CRACKING, AlFE BEST MOCHA AND JAVA COF-
. ... ................. 809.
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