dds. 1 neuritis: r3p.m.
all”. 4 :43; sets, 7:28. “
.—
tor'o nuldonoo.
non Office.
‘ltorloi Room.
Wench Office, Norwsllt.
tolling some of the prelimin-
and Is also laying out quite
WI plans of foltiflcatlon to be
on through a period of years
finances will afford It "or on-
will!“ are preparing plans for a mod-
' hurting: on San Juan de Uli'oa ls-
‘lelpt‘ou‘lside of Vera Cruz harbor,
w occupied by the old military
~ and it in expected that the
whim began this year. Do-
for the other parts on the gulf
clgc coasts are also in contem-
and Will he begiin later. not
‘ use of any urgent need of them,
be ready and fitted up with all
i‘jmprov'enlents' in case they
lire services were held, and the
old town was decorated with huge
odor of the occasion. Emperor
1 Jollol, to whom telegrams were
replied with congratulations.
*—
( eat prosperity continues in Calla-
a. The preliminary figures of the
Maladies: finance minister fol the as.
sin just ended estimate the total
be at abouflfl 000, 000 and the ex.
‘ dltures at about $54,500,000, leaving
,u his of $16. 500, 000. This is the
out revenue evor shown, and gains
corded in nearly every depart-
Sluce 1899, there has been an
’ ,ln receipts of nearly 55 per
BODY WASHES ASHORE.
i: era-J...-
d by a Laborer Off Bigbury
. , Devonshlre.
DON, Jilly 16. ——’eA body, supposed
:1 that of E. Kent Loomls
Was ashore thi morning at Bi:
1er1 Bay. Devpns re. ~
hallway was that of a well- dressed
if ye feet six inches in height at—
a grey overcoat and dark blue
it the pockets were found a card
he name, ‘l~‘. Kent Loomis."
as a gold watch etc. The
W]: all was discovered by a labor-
d was in a state of considerable
" gnosltioii was removed to a
ti; baring iarin building to await the
evening will be "Away From
The service begins at 7: 30
The following is the order of
Dulce—Jerusalem
M.r Andrews
i .
is the acme of economicd it on on
taltes less for the baking; hi:
it turns the food out perfect
time, so that there are never wasted
1 materials because of badly risen, oil-
1 ' eatable biscuit, bread or cakes.
Cleveland 5 Baking Powder
it
it
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EXECUTION OF JUDGMENT.
Firm, Makes Motion. I
Figssondcn & Garter, the famous le-
gal :ilrm of Stamford, have made a
’l‘weksdyjof liniihury. fol an execution
of ludglneut against Byron [)extel.: , i.
thei wealthy hat lilnlluf'acturer of “"3 15'
liiliibury, who has been fighting the‘
hill wh ili the Stanli‘oid llrln sent ill
fol services in the dispute whit h Mi.
lloxier had with his wife.
luj the application for execution At-
turnkey ’lwecdy alleges that the noticei
oi“ auipcal whith Attoiney Miiiphy fori'
the defendants has filed. is done solely
for the purpose of delay and thiiyosk
the civil common pleas court to pass
upon the matter.
dishing
the time and the court house in Hiidge- ,
port} as the place fill the healing on
the motion fol an execution i
cost ill court amount to $1. 88. 76 Mr.
it is excessive.
i-npcnse as the lesult of the appeal.
WIRST METHODIST CHURCH. l
llle' Career ot‘ Elija" will be preach-
ed by the pastor. Rev. W. W. T. Dun-
can,, tomorlow morning. Topic,
Search for the Prophet.” Sunday
the morning service. Tile early ev-
llllllg service in charge of the Epworth ,
League will be led by Edwin li‘ox, sub
“that, "i‘he World' ii Gain Through Unl-
yt- -rsial Pence."
u
“leans Away From Home. Special‘
nil: silc will be rendered at tile evening
service by the choir.
n and English coins, Amerl- '
iii. cam
1 isostatic
‘icflgiwgs bi???“
Von) Coconsum
“STRINGS.
a... i
at
: i DOSES 250, 125 DOSES 50¢,
\.iiil side ai-.llis
CHICAGO
e. A. a ENCAMPMENT.
Culllll‘illlllel
such should
Mass.
b.
VICTIM OF THUGB DIES.
, July 16 ——-Edward
“1‘9 entire bl“ with NS“ of ""3 Bangs, superintendent of City Lines
l l I r ,
l). x‘tcl disputes it on the ground that :hd'hl: ggspgggdlig bgvzebginubgafiiii
Judgment has been 1).! l
lent‘li led against him and the chances 2;; S;‘f§,?“yf.;f T: r5135 2i xiii): 91:33::
ale that he will only have additional from concussion of the brain '
8 N. ALGER SAILS FOR EUROPE.
EW YORK. July 16. -——Unibed States
Thewregular evening Senator and Mrs Russell A Alger, of
seiv‘lce of one hour will begin at 7: 30 Michigan sailed for Europe today on
o' 4 look, elicit address by the pastor on ihe steamship Minneapolis.
The sailor feels all at see when he
its on land.
l
GIXP IMHO“
BALM
CROUPJ
filaments;
5 BRONCHITIS
MY (Jill mm.
CONS MPTION
‘ ‘ “Tillr‘l
ASTHMA
I»! DIE “I.”
Cuto- Sore Throat, Quinsy and Ulcernted Tomlin. takes Cold
, t rip and Pleurlsy out of: this whole system like magic.
300 DOSES $1.00
, lilo opium, no quinine, ‘no chloroform, no poison.
B. E. JACKSON.& 00., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
fill'malto special reduotlonfor the canning amen :In SUGAR.
UIIER “HOS. You may as well. take advan-
'5.
r
inner-ooooem‘al‘sitnss.o.-e-o-so.u-..
Foolienden di Carter, Stamford Low Commander Hillard Issues Orders for
. the Connecticut Department.
Depal imeut
(h ““1”" has issued h“ "do" '0' ('.Mcitllilleu,Geo1ge W Mills, James
.' , . _ biting to the national encampment of, .
motion thiough their counsel, Samuel ”P G. A it. which is to be held at lltiorclicad. l). benton Pomeruy. David
' liiiston dining the week beginning An-' I. “Wm” C hm“ ll. Simona Edward
William
The orders any that the Connecticut
ilepnrtillciit headquarters will be at
“W Vendolne hotel. Boston.
:ildcn on his stall will report there in-
I<iiillhllil Hall, chief of stuff. and will
All posts and com-
miles not having secured quarters and
i'OIllllllllllt lite
iwllh John is. Gililiilli 347 Old South
lluildlng. Boston,
The Wolneli' H Relief Corps and the
Sons of Veterans are invited to ioiu
Judge Cintis has signed an order the (l. A R delegation on the head-
wllich named today at 10 o'.ciocli as quarters train.
tllni th.
D i
Death
was a direct result of the injury suffer-
led in November. Mr Bangs was found
nnionsclous near the Western Union
The second sermon in the series on Building early on the morning of'the
supposed attack, and the police, think
ing him to be intoxicated. placed him
“'l‘he‘ in a cell. where he remained several
hours without medical attention.
in hool session promptly at the close of (‘lllC has ever been found to the ldentl ,
ty of the assailants. -
No
i
, ,
afflict!”-
also ‘
may wouoosu on will! nuts.
Gemini-loner. For Whitfield County
Compile Lists.
The Jury commissioners for Fair-
fleld County; former Sheriff Robert L.
Olin-knoll Lyman B. Catlin and William
it. Shelton. clerk of the Superior court.
have been mighty busy during the past
few days. choosing the names of the
fortunate individuals throughout the
county, who will be called upon to
"do" duty next fall. Thesaurus are
closed for the summer but. a number
of Juries will be necessary next term.
which begins in September. The Civil
Superior court will open with a jury
session and the Criminal Superior
court always has a jury. The Court
of Common Pleas both civil and crim-
inal branches, use juries now and then.
The Jury Coiiimisaiona pltked out
a oil of something llke [.250 names
of men eligible to jury dutv from
towns throughout Falrllold county. and
this list has been cut down about one
half
Following are the lliuil from nearby
towns of lhoue who may be expelled
to be summoned for jury duty next
fall and next winter:
Norwalkwtleorge ll, Allen. William
Plait Beers, Edwin M. Blake, George
W. Bradley. Charles A, llurr, William
li..Byington. Alfred A. Chinery. Jr.,
Wallace Dann. Samuel Daskaln, Her-
man C, Drake. Edgar H. Fox, Edward
E. Gorhanl, Josiah H. Grumman. David
L. Hanford, Preston M. Hart. Frank
Hollins, John R. P. Hoyt, Gould S.
Hoyt, Gould Hoyt, 2d. Walter Hoyt.
James J. Kenna. Theodore Knapp,
Theron w. Lockwood. James L'Hom-
medicu. Charles F.1100nllii. John H
Manning. Josiah it. Marvin, Thomas
Raymond. John lr. Rich nrdo, James
‘. Siiilih. Aaron (l. titevens, James
Sutherland, George Tobey, John Va-
liciit. .
Harlan—«Wm. T. Austin, George W.
Clock. Newton ll. Crofoot, ll. Holly
Draper. Richard W. Frost, tiamuel
Grumman, James lilndley. Thaddeus
Hoyt, orinrles Mlllspaugh, John W.
Moahcr. Will. ll. Orchard. Seth W.
Raymund, John H. Selleok Andrew S.
Waterbury. Merlin J, Waterbury. Sam-
uel P. Willie.
New Canaan—«Henry Bell. J. L, Ben-
edict, George F. llcrtine, John F. Bliss,
Edwin Bunion. John W. Buttery. W.
W. Cal-man, Sidney it. Chichester. S.
V. D. Crofoot. John L. Davenport, C.
F. l)el‘orcst. Cyrus Dei‘orest. Alva L.
Dickens. T. H. b‘eilwick, W. H. Gilbert,
Martin Glenlllug, Frank Horton. Wll<
biii ll. Hoyt. Rodney Light. Thomas
Mend. it. B Morse Arthur B 0!
dcn, Arihus L .muthail, H A. l’ln—
ney. l). C. Riisioe l). A. St. John, C.
G, Taylor.
llMinefield—«Frederick S. Bates, Seth
S. litters Elmer Mouton, Samuel A
Cue, Edward J. Couch, Samuel 3. Dent-
on, D. Smith (.lagc, Willis S. Bilbcrt.
Charles Holly Charles P. Hoyt, Wil-
.iain .l. Hulnphri-yii, George P. liigersoli,
Richard W, Keelcr, William R. Kceler.
George A. Knox. Peter McGiynn. Ar-
thur W. Northrop. Charles B. North-
lop Charles F.1’uluier.“ Gwrge C.
Scott. Benjamin Sturges lleck, Ed-
ward H Siiiitli. North or. J.Wlllls
Westport—«Wllilam ll‘. Allan, Edward
C. Bilge, Frederick Bradley, William
13 Bradley, Benjamin 19‘. Duikley, Wil-
liam H Burl Robert ll Coley. John
H. Elwood Lewis ll b‘illilw. Nathaniel
Giuilt, George Hale, Thomas B. Hill,
Geoige S Jennings, James F. Keeler,
Daniel P Mel-(ens. Chalice Mlllti
George B. Mill‘s, Robert W Post,
Thomas Quinlan, Frederick M Bal-
mdn, James S Sherwood, Oscar Smith,
Frank N. Taylor, William H. Taylor,
Lewis P. Walleman, William C. Welch,
Samuel B. Wheeler, William J. Wood.
Wilton ~—Herbert A. Barrett, Fred-
erick D. Benedict. William H. Ben-
jamin, Samuel Betta, Henry E Chi-
chestcr, Stanton Cdley. John c.136—
Witt. James 0. Donnell. Charles F
Goepple, George W. Godfrey, Charles
T. Gregory. W. K. J Huhbell. Harry It
Jackson, Samuel C. Lockwood. Arthur
C Middiebroolts. Theodore Olmstead.
John Pryor, Gardiner S. Raymond.
Frank B. Rockwell. Peter Schubert.
Truman B. Smith. D. H, Van Hoosear.
JUDGE PARKER'S CLAIM.
Delegate Kern Prone: the claim of
National Committeeman Taggort.
ESOPUS N. Y., Jilly Ill—'A breath»
less, blistering July day dawned upon
Esopus after a night 'of thunder and
lightning unequalled before this sum-
mer. but neither the boisterous storm
of the night nor the stillinglieat of the
morning interfered with th routine at
Rosemount. A little aft 6 oclock
Judge Parker took one of his long
dives into the Hudson river, and re
malned in the water for some thirty
minutes.
What the mail here will be by the
time the campaign is in full swing is
a question now causing soileitude it.
the little post-once, where most of the
work is done by a boy of 18. No such
quantity of mail as that which came in
on the early train was ever seen in
Esopus before, and it is doubtful if
any single citinen of Ulster county ev~
or before received the like: The new
campaign office in the lodge at the gate
of Easement Is now in use for part
of the judge's business, oi hough his
large library in the house still the
center of diminution. Three addi-
tlonai mommies: unit a private tel.
empll operator eonstitute the working
force at present. but it be out
mental! as time goes on d‘the built
of business requires it.
The expected visit her today of
John W Kern, who was it of the In-
diana “loathed-large at at. touts,
was the only bent of political interest
apparent on the program at the outset
it is undershirt! that Mr.
Kenlscoini tapas-momma:
no friend. I{Winchell - ttoei'nan
mm
white braid trim a cont-alld-skirt sni‘
of pale blue I‘lellch linen.
he?“ hit Iti‘ilioiliid balloosehlybktnottedtfio
i ' s w slow roug e ween e ' 1
Necks) car , Notions, etc,
“Tuna” anoint.» ' I , on'i‘uiioAv ”saints. a
3 can. Consonant mitt. loo 2 iii. pkg. Possum cereal. ‘.- ,
it Ibo. Full steam Olin-o0. - g: z is: m .Lar tint. Iliui Mil-i
a mi. ores oi- 'Msit‘uwito. as! all... Note,- I" .
lpltnl. «soda-Wt. soon-tummamcm seeiEU/rMMWM-ll
“soothsayer-bag. Tao-Largo Iottlofloltlu. . 1h lootGauMdOhflmp.
Sewing-Machine
Needles
FOR ALL . Obs
mxeliingfiines .
...5.... an; flamenco Sine
’tflas created a great stir.
NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE HAD SUCH CROWDs—fTHEY
ARE SATISFIED AFTEFIA PURCHASE HERE . THE FIRST
THREE DAYS OF THE SALE. HAVE TAKEN THE HONORS
AWAY FROM ALL FORMER YEARS. THE FOLLOWINGlLEAD-
ERG WILL GIVE YOU SOME IDEA OF THE BARGAINS ,THAT
HAVE THE GENUINE RING, AND THE REASON THE PEOPLE
CAME OUT IN SUCH GREAT NUMBERS.
Postage one cent for l to 20 package
Suit coil or Stun. Shin “III was“
Address
THE SINGER MANPG. co.
80 WASHINGTON STREET.
scuth Nor-walk. COM.
FASHIONS.
White carved pearl buttons and
The skirt
ii many gored and the coat close lit-
ng.
Raffla is just the thing to make a
holder or the hanging fern dish of pot-
Sprinkie hot buttered crackers with
paprika and serve with potato salad.
The fashion for the Directoire styles
in dress has an influence even on the
tailored costume; daliltiness is charac-
teristic of it,
A cantaloupe fresh from the ice-box,
halved and filled with vanilla ice cream
Is a dish one would be loth to‘ refuse if
offered her on a warm afternoon.
We have pears ill market now. and
there is no better slipper dish than
pears baked and ser'ved with rich.
sweet cream.
The “New Idea Woman's Magazine"
for August has a long article on styles
for those who are obliged to dress in
mourning garb. and one little item
about what is permissible about the
house may be read with interest by
some who think they ought to wear
Calmac Safety Pins, inside he.
Clearance Price, card. 2d.
Ladies‘ Neckwear. Embroidery.
Lace, Linen, Beaded Colored
Bows Techs and honey Turnovers.
values not less than .5i Clearance
price ‘25“ Calmac Busting, regular price
he Clearance Price. 2c. ‘
No. 40 and 60 Taffeta Ribbons.
all colors. short. lengths of Liber-
ties and Louislne, our regular 25c
alid 29o quaiity. Clearance Sale,
yard, 12150.
Oriental Silk. 100 yard spools,
sold everywhere 25c dozcn. Clear-
ance Price. box, 190.
Pearl Head Pins strong pins,
Fancy Neck Ruching, white or solid head regular price‘ 10c card.
luvendar, regular 250 yard. Clear- Clealance Bale. card be.
once Price, 12%0. . ,
' 5 yard Linen Corset Lasers. ex-
tra strong, regular 8c. Clearance
i
only black. if the time of wearing No. 5 Colored Velvets, all colors,
mourning is during the summer, white 800d Will”! for trimmings or belts. Price, 5c.
is worn at home. but it must be With- regular price 25c. Clearance , .
Moussellne Collar Foundations,
2 in., all sizes, straght or pointed.
out any decoration other than hem- Price, yard, 150- ‘
stitching or drawn~work, and a stock
mi figliygtgfdlllilblquzk 83k “iii“iiépmy wmmmm, Conan 200 yards value 10c. Clearance stale, 5c.
. ' r . w re- ' ’ ‘ ' . ' ‘
membered that this is for "wear at Iall nunlbehrsi wléite or black, regu-
iioine" only. There are so many pret- ar ’0' a e. c. Full count Admantine Pins.
‘ good points, regular 3c. Clear-
ty black vellings that one could not
ance Price, paper, lc.
find a gown of them objectionable even
on a warm day Rubber Shlesl‘dlshodorl‘ilzss, our .
The changeable ‘biilegreen bathing 3523?”... 10c ‘ e L (J eaiance Hump Hooks and Eyes. 2 dozen
mu is among the novelties. A touch ’ ' ' on card. 1C-
of white improves it. '
Coarse lace trims a frock of flux col- Clinton Safety Pine all sizes. Home Linen a strong. smooth
“Hid linen. value 50, 7c and 9c Sale. card, finish thread. Clearance Price,
The book depiirtme t of any store is to. 59001. 10- ~
an odd place to look or hate. and yet
the counter where e no paper is sold
in where you will find some novel and ‘
piotly pieces of head gear. madt. you , . ' « “ 1‘
will have guessed. (if the colored i repe ’
papers
The mother who dresses her little
ones during the summer in" under-
(lollies made of very fine. thin lonsdale
calilbric has to make sure that as the
Cool nights creep on she is where she
fiat: slip on a warm dress or little jac
c .
It is better when in mourning not to
wear any jewelry more than that re«
quired to fasten the cuffs and front of
a want. or where positively necessary
Some wear pearls and diamonds all
about their persons but this is not
considered the best taste.
“Mr. Carnegie is something Wot an au-
thor, is he not?" asked the visitor
from London
“Yes. He has published a number of
volumes," said the poet.
"What is his most successful book?"
'asked the Englishman.‘
“His pocketbook. " said the poet. "It
Is in great demand "—-—'l‘ wn Topics
Foreign Gilesi.-—"The young girls of
this country are charming. but why
have the married women such a drag-
ged-out look?"
A...”
Host— “Well, you see, some of them
are worked to death because they have.
no servants and the others are wor-
ried to death because they have."—
New York Weekly.
TELEPHONE ass-4.
our Opportuni:
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Your last opportunity to obtain Extra Fine Cherry Currants for this season. We
have a good Supply which are going fast. ' 3
Delicious Coffee. Extra Choice. Teas, Fresb Country Eggs. Double Cream Chase.
The best assortment of Fibsb Fancy Crackers in Thom.
Pom t Babe ibis bot weather. You want our Delicious Pound—Nut, Mai-Mic and 1 d
Raisin Cults, the finest article produced. Come and Try It.
't
arles E Seymour,
' “ LEADING GROCER
58’) Waist WashinctOn Street. elk.
2, pk alive “Polar 065 250 ,9
The above price on «my Min potatoes ops-its for itself. They are raised at Gnarls firms until
iy one. hotter have am of then cont home with your Saturday order.
South Nor
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Cheapo-t most on the mark“. Sweet and tender inn-L ~‘
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