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madame. Residence. ’
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tide. rs:5o a. m.: m: p. to.
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The system of condemningpolitlcal
more in‘Russia by administrative
Terrier has been abolished by imperial
scene. and persons accused of politi-
the courts, under the regular proce-
urs. This reform is most far-resch-
‘ina'; ending“ forever the arbitrary con-
elhnation to exile. or even death. of
whites] suspects without the inter-
onion of the courts. it is considered
Who one of the most sweeping re-
rmaofrthls'generatlon. and it is un-
”retired that it was recommended by
” shell of the empire, with the ac-
, co and approval of the minis-
ter of the'Int’erior. " ‘
Parisian financier traveling in
.9 a. is spending a week in New
.Yo‘rltlbefo‘re sailing home. “What in
‘ , or (”dairy has most impressed you ?”
be we! asked. "Once a Frenchman al-
w i an admirer and slave of the sex;'
womearcd course," was his an-
r. “But ’fismong. our inatltuions;
that i, cull commercial ilfe'i" “Ah‘ 1
not impressed by the great until,
city: year financiers to take the public
in artnership in what they advertise
golden opportunities. Your financi-
are all philanthropists. in Paris
a wé'hav'e something "real good We
‘ it to ourselves.
,ore are many “cancer cures," but
till general committee of the cancer
‘ Arch fund in England doesn't seem
have found any of them. The things
a”! ‘ to have been definitely established
that civilization is not the cause of
o‘er, that cancer is not infections,
a not pass from one species to ii-
is not‘cused by parasite, is not
e increaseyapd is not cured by ra-
nidi‘th It'was announced that a serum
‘ en discovered ‘from which good
iii are hoped." '4
Mascaras PRESIDENT.
Affai in General and New
misfits Particular Discussed.
-ns!v.s..11., July16.~—Unit-
dilator Thomas “C.“Platt, of
, , arrived-here today and had
ference, with President Roose—
. The'“is'énhtor came by ’lnvltation
til? Pflhidettt,.who desired to con-
thlm regarding the outlook of no
i. cal efforts ,in general and in Now
is t’ltnte'in'particular. A few days
' s, president had an extended
7 acetwith Gov. Odell, and it was
it the idea of obtaining the benefit
theviewsonboth of. the New York
, *tii‘at he“ invited Senator Platt
: dent. Roosevelt is seeking the
sol ind-advice of Republican lead-
llghout the country—of men in
ilderice. Spine. of these men
aesthefionally if a conference can.
‘ jaded- without too great incon-
ic oeshhut withmany he exchanges
by correspondence. His person-
as'lde'from pli‘rely ofiicial‘ busl.
very heavy..,and he devotes.
..to.it day. "
_ ,, pied by his secretary, Sens-
ills arrived here by train from
. {The president had sent to
‘ one of his carriages to con-
tents) Ssgamore Hill. No
a in, the viliage.~8en’ator
ng‘ driven directly to “the
home.
. ceipt of a telegram from
via. of Wilkesbarre, Peanuts
Mil oft-the United Mine,
saying that it will not he
thennners' committee, to
e .. ..today.sr ,. ..r-
My Secretary
but that, the committee
early ne‘xt,_'week if _ ,
sawmill"? .3"- “it.“
a e comm ed.
the“ comrade petition
pointed at a meeting of
bold nastSunday,
broke a as, man seldom,
mic twisting in around
.v
oalcrimss henceforth. will be tried by -
, political sagacity and wisdom he .
h‘gecretary Loch the meal-iv
p spool. 1c.
"teeters 8c,‘~at so. 7 ,
W :Hlfldherchiefs, corded:
Sara rheumatism-neutron
The Clearance Sale
Tomorrow
, ls SureTo Be A '
Banner Day’s Selling
DOMESTIOS.
Full size fringed Counterpanes,
$1.17 ea.
18 inch Brown Linen Crash, ex-
tra heavy, regular 10c,‘6%c.
600 dozen small face Towels.
hemmed, regular price he, 3c ca.
All white striped India linen,
worth Sc. Special «ilfic.
Fruit of the Loom Bleached Mus-
lin, always 9c, 6%c.
(Quantity limited),
3,000 yards 36 inch Bro. cotton,
regular dc, Mic.
(Quantity lllmited).
46 x 36 Full Bleached Pillow
Cases. 3 in. hem, value 121,4c, 8c
en. .
72 x 90 Bleached Sheets, fine
quality. big value at 45c, 35c ea.
20 inch Cotton Diaper. soft finish
in bags, value 66c, 43c ea. , .
WhitaBed Spreader, full size,
good .yalue at 351:, bite "on. .
usestaa, MOTIONS, ETC.
Ladies' Neckwear, Embroidery,
Lace, Linen, Headed Colored
Bows, Tanks and Fancy Turnovers.
values not less than 25c. Clearance
Price, mac,
No. 40, and 60 Taffeta Ribbons,
all colors. short. lengths of Liber-
ties and Louisine. our regular 25c
and 29c quality. Clearance Sale,
yard, 1214c. ‘
Fancy Neck Ruching, white or
lavender, regular 25c yardu’ Clear~
lance Price, 1215.0.
(No. 5 Colored Velvets, all colors.
good width for trimmings or belts,
regula, price 25c. Clearance
Price, Kyard. 15c.
Wiliimantic Cotton, 200 yards.
all numbers. white or black, regu-
lar 50. Sale. 3c. '
‘3 ’Rubber Shields, odorless, ‘our
regular 10c Shield. Clearance
.Price, 6c.
‘ Clinton Safety Plus, all sizes,
' Value ‘50, 7c and 9c. Sale, card,’
4 ., 3 '
c. _ .
' Caimac Safety Pins. value so.
--Clearance Price, card, 20.
Calmac Busting, regular price
' 60, Clearance Price, 20.
‘ Oriental Silk, .100 yard ,s ools,
hold everywhere 25c dozeng; iear-V , .
‘ ance Price-box, 19c. . “‘
..,._Peari Head Pins, strong pins,
Anita head,_,regular price 10c card. -
' ”Clearance Sale, card, So.
.236 yard Linen Corset Lacers, ex-
ftra strong. TGM§0. Clearance
:7Ptlce, 6c. ’ '
,wnousseline Collar Foundations, '
3 in., all sizes, straght or pointed.
value 10c. Clearance Sale, 5c.
' ‘Fuli count Admantine Pins,‘
good points. regular 3c. Clear.
once Price, paper, 1c.
Hump Hooks and Eyes, 2 dozen
on card, 1c.
Hone when, a strong, smooth
finish thread. Clearance Price,
usuoKe‘ncuiaflgs, ‘ToiLE'r
cartoons.
mini! Hiuaamhien, lace and
. drawn, ghordors,_hemstitchcd, va--
salad. pure Irish dosimeter price
Clearance Sale. one
s I ' handker-
"charisma-osmiumm
swing 1 m '
tori?!
extra weight, worth $1.75 each, at .
'fine' embroid
, 50¢. Clearance
Tooth Brushes. worth 12c. lilo
anti 190. Clearance Sale, 80..
Hair Brushes, solid buck, worili
25c. Clearance Sale. 16c.
WASH GOODS.
Hundreds and hundreds of
yards! ‘
Madras, Lace, (linghuuls. Silk.
Muslin. Embroidered Swiascs,
Novelty Cotton Suiting. Silk Crepe.
Silk and Linen Batiste, Vollies.
plain and fancy, Organdics frolii
Francis and Germany, Etc.
Here they go in a whirl wimi
sale.
Do not fai to ace the entire line.
it‘s worth your time. Everything
done to make buying easy. We tul-
vise. however, that you come early
in the day.
Goods that were yesterday 12%0,
150.. 17c and lilo, In: one gram] lot
at 9c.
Goods,,thilt wore yesterday 250,
" 39c and bile, in a ut-toutl lot at lhtr.
Best Percuics, 36 ,lnchos wide,
the well-known "Wilitlsor' on New
Styles. always 12%c---Ciuul‘nilce
Price, 9%(3. .
KNIT UNDERWEAR.
_ Ladics' Ribbed Vests. an odd lot,
at each, dc.
Misses' or Children's ltibhctl
Vests. square neck. no sleeves, va~
lue the. at 7c.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests, square
neck, short sleeves, value lingo, at
7c.
Ladiea' V neck. short sleeves,
lisle finish, (slightly imperfect)
value in firsts, 19c, sale, 9c.
Ladies' Fine Lisle Vests and
lace trimmed Pants. .The best
50c garment manufactured, during
this Clearance Sale. 29c.
Ladies’ Vests, fine. Swiss liale,
laceotrimmed. low neck, no lileeves,
pink, blue and black. regular price,
50c. Clearance Sale. 29c.
MEN'S WEAR.
. Men‘s Ties—Four in hands.
Techs, Bows and Strings, regular
25c, Clearance price, 170.
- Umbrellas for Men, 2, in.; for
women. 28 in.; regular price 75c,
clearance 60c. '
Boys’ Waists and Blouses, the
fine Champion make, regular sell-
‘ lng price 506. Clearance price 35c.
‘ Thm for 31.00.
Men's Gray Son—tau or black, all
~.seamless. regular price 10 and
lasso Clearance Sale 8c.
Mens’ 80:. the famous Filling
and Hadley makes. tans, black or
gray,_reguiar ‘8 for 25¢. Clearance
pair. 100.
Men's Socks, fancy and lace,
black and colors, regular price 25c.
Clearance sale lilo.
Boys' Hose "Tuffenuf." the kind
that are worth a quarter, sold by
us at 19c. Clearance price 150.
Hosiery-Ladies' Tan Hose, val-
ue 10c. at to.
Children's. Tan Hose. value
page . at to.
,. windiest Black Lace Hose. val-
ue15c.at10c._ . »
-,,-t».sdles' Hose—imported Lisle,
gen-team dyed. resolu- 890.
- ca :56. . ~ ‘ '
‘osIFLadies' [lose-eludes Clock. also“
Ladies" Hose. impdrtad tan ilsle:
thew'ouslity. also only 9. on. « ,3
telescope. cameos pnoesse . ~
ea" nose... painless , drop.
ed. ‘rosuisr price 28c.
.0
.i...
. short sl
Alli.
——We Have Added Many New items Since Thurman-—
WE mentioned but a few oi the
. good things we are oiielintl.
” and look through the shire.
,find HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS
that have the genuine liilil.
, Come
You’ll
I D
O O
.0 .0
Oil Stove Tea Kettles. regular
price the. Clearance Sale 100.
m
ROYAL ENAMEL WARE.
1% quart Enamel Tea or Coffee
Pots. regular price 33c. Clearance.
Sale. 250.
2 quart Rice Boilers, regular
price 76c. Clearance Sale illic.
4 quart Pudding Pan. regular
price 23c. Clearance Sale 17c.
10 inch deep Pie Plates. regular
price 19c. Clearance Sale 16c.
During this Clearance Sale we
will make a special discount to all,
of Ten Per Cent. an Aluminum
ware.
Parlor Brennis, No. 6', regular
260. Clearance Sale 19c.
Japaried',liust Pane. Jeguiar 7c.
Clearance sale 5c. . f" . .
15 Cakes Laundry Soup for 25¢.
Dover Egg Beaters. regular lilo.
stile 7c. .
.1,
Mrs. Pott‘s Sari. irons, regular
980. sale. We. ’
3 quart White Mountain Ice
Cream 'lt‘reezers. gegiiiar‘ $2.60.}
Clearance sale 82.1 .,
Pressed Tumblers, regular 35c
don. at 17c.
Water Bottles. regular 16c. Sale
7c.
Butter Dish, regular price 15c.
Sale 90.
4 Piece Table Set, regular 69c.
Sale 35c. ., , ‘
1 quart Nickel Tea Pots, regular
980. Sale 69c.
12 inch Nickel Trays. regular 190
Sale lilo. ‘
1 quart Nickel Te Pots. regulr
890. Sale 69c.
READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT.
Wash Skirts, regular $1.50, 81.76
-—-9Sc. .
Crash Skirts. were 69c, 45c.
Linen Skirts. were $3.50, $2.40.
White Lawn Suits and Printed '
Lawn Suits, were $10.00. Now
$6.98.
Japanese Silk Waists. regular
price 85.00. (no exchange) at
32.75. 3 ,
$5.00 Walking Skirts at 83.50.
. Ladies' Lawn Wrappers and
two'}piece Suits, were $1.25 and 81.-
. 6c. - ~
Children's Duck and Madras
Sailor Suits, $1.26, $1.50 and $1.-
76, 86c. '
Lawn Klmonas and Dressing
Sacques. 1,100 and 81.25. 75c.
Ladles’ White Lawn Waists,
ea, were 81.26, 50c. .
Ladi White Lawanaists. em-
broider and lace trimmed. regu-
lar 81. i), 660. ‘
Whi a Lawn Waista (all new)
reguis prices 81.25 and $1.60. 950.
suisr 81.76 and $3.00, $1.50.
Wh ‘ Lawn Waiilts. were 83.50,
32. seesaw, at $1.35.
' 8 mar Corsets, long and short,
as. regular may no; ,‘
rt Waist. Sui " in prices
. 85.98 mil tfifirgfusii sixes.-
‘ss. .
inc ”fl“; "'38s. , ca ." "
Whl e Lawn Walsts. all. new, re« *
25‘C5P
whi and colored; at one clean 3 .
Kirstin .00an “gain prices ,
FASHIONS.
cred waistcoat.
over a thin silk.
the fall season opens.
of blue Jeans neatly tailored.
walking skirt quite short.
stead is the deep Spanish ruifie.’
iy a touch of it on her gown.
iumes.
era and foliage.
this occasion.
.—..——.
in school.
stove—«Puck.
Boston Transcript.
language. . .
,1 She—How did he propose?
over the world.——Cieveiand Leader.
-Chicago Post.
3.
we or
{"7“
Do not wear a lacey stock with a tail-
The Hamill Mail.
now and next Winter ls‘he who has
his coal bins filled up now at Sam-
The blouse ,of point d'eaprlt is made
Fringe: will be offered again when
A favorite morning gown lot the
shore is a naval blouse and filli skirt
it is said that skirts are surely grow-
ing shorter, that the fail will see the
The flare fiounce is not seen on the
thin gown of wash material. In its
As the orange color now In favor ls
rather heavy looking one should use on-
Mock jewels are combined with
fancy embroidery stitches in decorat-
ing the buttons for one's linen cos-
scrollligditu
HOTEL ANT
Undsr the Management a! A. J. Smith and J. 3. Kelly
-———._....
SHORE DINNER-Y. CLAMBAKES. ETC» AT POPULAR
PRICES, WILL BE A SPECIALTY.
fiFand Danolng
SOMETHING SEASONABLE
We will make a special reduction for the canning season in SUGAR,
JARS, TUMBLERS and RUBBER RINGS. You may as well take advan-
tage of this sale and get a supply to carry you over this canning season. He-
member this is for aFEW DAYS ONLY '
Very beautiful collars are made on
heavy linen decorated with the eyelet
embroidery. Eyelets of varying shape
and site are used to form both flow-
Do you know what crackle stitch is?
it Is one of the prettiest filling-in
stitches used by the lace-maker, es-
pecially designed for large spaces. it
has the appearance of honey combing.
"Vogue" gives this recipe for Mig-
nonctte parfait, Which is a delicious
ice. its dainty green and white tints
a crowning grace to the summer lunch-
eon. Coarsely chop it cupfui of fresh
mint leaves, cover with a cupfui of
boiling water. let stand ten minutes
and strain: add to the strained water
one pint of sugar. Cook until a little
dropped into cold water will form a
soft ball between the fingers. Have
ready the whites of three eggs beaten
to a foam, pour the hot syrup In a fine
stream over them. beating all the time
and beat llntll cold. Add a teaaponful
of rose extract, two teaspoonfuls of
orange extract and a pint of cream that
has been whipped to a solid froth.
'i‘iut a leaf green with extracted spill-
ucll juice. Line a meionesllapcd mould
with the iliixture. fill the center with
half a pint of cream that has been
whipped stiff and sweetened with two
tablespoonfuia of sugar powdered.
Close the mould. bury it in‘equul parts
of ice and salt. and let remain for four
hours. llumould when about to serve,
and garnish with tips of mignouette.
ANNUAL OUTING AND BANQUET.
The annual outing and banquet of
Catholic Union Council. No. 46, Knights
of Columbus. and of the Catholic Club
will be held at the new Gregory‘s
Point Hotel, Tuesday evening of next
week. Cars will leave the club house
at 8 p. m., and the banquet will be
served at 8:30. There will probably
be a large turnout of the members on
ExourSlans,
Mason Jars, quarts, per dozen .......
Jelly Tumblers, per dozen ............................................ 28
All kinds of Spices at reduced prices.
72 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Telephone Call 338-5.
NOW MAI L Til iE f-I" WAS OISEOll—‘E‘RTMWM-
Teacher~—You notice that boy who D
stands at the foot of the class? Well.
E .
(Philadelphia Record.)
last summer he was the brightest boy
“Yes, tilore are some pretty nice
pickings in the mail service if the
clerks want to take chances." said one
of the postal inspectors yesterday.
"Take the case of just one follow on
whom we landed recently. in one year
we traced $475 of missing money to
3 him, and there is no telling how
01““.on i hate it: that's the much he got away with that couldn‘t
reason I prelend‘to like it. If my. ”9 “090““in ’0'-
mother thought i didn’t like to read: swiped as his“ as 350 in cash from
she'd keep me at it all the iime."——x one letter, and as low as tlii cents. And
not registered letters.
.whlch shows the foolishness of send.
‘ ing money through the mails without
taking p‘roper precautions.
stance a traveling man sent his wife
etter. it never reached new w
and her kick brought
was swiped. too. and the circumstance
“Well, She’s the kind of a girl who of two thefts in one family, one fol-
wili fiirt desperately for six months lowing the other
and then want, to be a sister to you." iy instrumental in castln
Committeoman——Ho is now. 1 notice
the foot of the class is nearest the
Boo—"Ara" you fond of ‘rending.
_ Dick?" '
0f the 3475, he
. these were
I
, lie—wNeither can spear-the other‘s
lie—Love's language is the same all 34 in E l
. hospital}; T
Y our Opportunity
Your last opportunity to obtain Extra
have a good Supply which m g '
Delicious Coffees,;.Erlrs.kao{qe Tess, Fresh Countrj; Eggs, Double Cream Glee.”
The best assortniénrafiFrlés'b fancy Crackers in lawn.
. Don't Bakelibia, tweethar.» You
Raisin Caktfi, the finest article
cuolchaéhn CALIFORNIA Hams. Arcana.
Cheapest malignant market.
sass-sasus‘sac
m and tender mus
prices. Strikes may come
and strikes may go. but what cares
hat—ho is provided against coal
starvation. 0f courst there's coal and
coal, but you are always certain of
the quality if you buy from our yards.
PRICE FOR WINTER OR OUMMER
$6.00 PER TON. NO CHARGE FOR
CARRYING lN.
E.M.TOLLES&Co
T however“
—-—-—_
REST/I alum
.................... 45o
Mason Jars, pints, per dozen .............. . .. ........................ 42c
Pure Rubber Rings, per dozen .................. . ...................... 8c
t.
20 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar ....... . . .............................. $1.003
WE HAVE THE NICEST LOT OF NATIVE POTATOES IN TOWN
AND ARE SELLING THEM AT 29:: PER PECK-
JOSETOFF'S
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WIBDDM'S WISPERB.
.‘.:.*.uy Men—-
Have a queer way of showing their
ideas of good breeding.
Are unreasonable even in the very
small things of life. , ’
Never feel satisfied with, any pur-
chase they have made. ,
Pursue a policy which induces the
bciief that they are suspicious of ‘ev-’
ery other man.
Hold themselves so high that no one
takes the trouble to climb up to them.
Show the pleasure they feel when
granted a favor no matter how trif-
Tell all their affairs to persons with
whom they have even a slight ac-
quaintance.
Are constantly prating about the
ay they pushed themselves to sue-
33 more. Thaticess.
Talk about every one they know
with a familiarity that verges on the
so closely, was large- p vulgar. ~
g suspicion mil Allow no one else to have a say dur-
n
g a conversation or in an argument.
Fine Cherry Currants for this season. We
i
want ourDeIicious Pound-Nut, Marble and
produced. Come and Try It.
Charles E. . Seymour,
. ¥ 'LEADING, GROCER.
655 West Washington Street. South Norwalk.
“ "alive Potato 25c ilk. ~
’ The shoes price 3.. fancy nstlva pennants-ks forrlmif. They are raised at Greens-Farina his aracartsin- .
lyflns. Better have seine enthuse sent Mina with your asturday m.
. i ' . .
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Norwalk Chronicler