the entire stock
7 :SQ p.111. rain
‘ This 15 the last
this line.
7,73‘1, July 27 ——Two freight
a badly deranged Is a result
11 collision on the Northamp-
01 the New York New lia-
escrow Railroad. .iha north
in was standing on the track
‘Ater when the south- hound
, till its! coming along at goon
fished into it. The tenders
. ew cit-d on each train were
(1 the engine badly darn-
wreck took place directly
. the» depot here and the
. were blocked for about six
’ 9 cause of the collision is
lib travelerI. Dr. Fowler's
“Wild Strawberry. Cures
. I diurrhoea, scasickncss,
_, bums: to take. Pertectly
., ’ KILLED ON RAILROAD.
HAVEN, July' 27 r—Whllo pill?-
the tracks of the Northampton
ianldh‘Wood today. Theresa
hied three years was struck
rails troll! and killed The
or. save a verdict of
' will! dent, but took occasion to
‘lititill‘ to the fact that there
, arse cusomc DIAR- "
’ if as Pmurrmee.
.8. Army in the
far over three year”
has Macriptions 0‘3 311771,th
_ . found nothing that.
we sin-i1 Soitifs of which bind
. ~ . ave since
no I.;diseusc. II ~11
, hens. Ala; .
beginning Saluidau. Julu 50 11nd
.clfihiiuinu deltil idau thereafter 1
will sell at public Notional store
5*‘70I-NdrthMain 8L. so 110111111.
of fine Chitin.
Crooked) Glass. Furniture and
House Furnishiii‘a Goods.
Two sales dailu at 2 p. m and
or shine .
opporluuilu uou
[Will hire to lsecure humans in
Taylor,
I. crunrcvau‘r. ‘
SOUTH NORWALK.
WWW.“
KILLED BY HER LOVER.
PUEBLO, Colo, July 27.—-Mrs. J. J.
Allley was almost instantly killed by
a bullet in the hands of her lover, John
Anderson, who immediately afterwards
shot himself through the heart, expll
lag within a few moments. Jealousy
appears to have been the cause. Neith-
er party has any reiatives in the city.
ova-pm
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY.
The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was slide is Dr King‘s New
Life Pills. These pills chinks weak
ness Into strength, listlessness into
energy, brain-fax into mental power
They're wonderful in bu‘lldln: up the
health. Only 25c per box. Sold by
RH H..Baxter
MISSING GIRLS FOUND.
STAMFORD. July 27. -~Aima Mc-
Nicholl‘.14,bud Mabel Blrdsall, 16,
who have been missing from their
holnes in Hackensack N J.. for about
a week, were located yesterday in the
home of Samuel erreli. a distant rein
tive of the latter. Mr. Merrill's home
is in Sound View avenue. and by the
published descriptions of the girls the
police were able to locate them then.
yesterday alternoon. The girls will
not say why they left their homes.
I N0 PIT‘I SHOWN.
“For years fate was after me con-
tinuosly," writes F A Gulledse Var
"i had a terrible case oi
Piles, causing 24 miners. When an
~ltai ed Bucklens Arnlca Salve cured
me. Equally good for Burns and all
«aches and pains. Duly 35c at F H
water’s Drug Store -
.I'I'ELEPl-IONE EMPLOYEE INJURED
Ian HAVEN July 27 ~Edward A
Jfipes, a service inspector” in the em‘
ll 3'
Telebhan 00., slipped while boarding
a trolley car in the center- of the city
this Inorning and his left toot was cut
oil, at the ankle. He llyes at 630 State
510 who
$5.75 to $10
wldlh Regular price 29 eta.
at the Southern Noun Itaslaad ,
T' is: price 28 cts
m. Niki;
the data ”Pi:
No bull or rues I11 . Tl; the
time of ygd‘r when ic'I' groans” «.7
tor than anything else
the table.
moon.
Ordcrtodc
'l-‘ch Incomes?) Hm tI.
' EAGLE LOOK GO}. OFFICIHD.
your
TreIsurcr—Tbo Directors.
TERRYVILLE. July 21.—-I111'a mans!
meeting of the Eagle Lock compldy
was held here today. The following
oillcers ivcro Jelectod: President and
tressSyes', 17..) «Ralph oi Torryvlllc:
score at . ,«ll. RPIumb. 111 Brooklyn,
I llh following din-coma were
elected: R J. Plumb. of Terryvllle, ll.
B. Plumb. of Brooklyn. ".11. Balch,
of N91” York, F. D. Wilcox. at New
York. Elliott, at Hartford. W. T.
W,oodrul'f ct Thomaslon, and 0. B.
Rough; or I'l‘erryville. I
DOW L COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN.
Du as the summer months children
are subject to disorders of the bowels
which should receive careful attention
as soon as the first unnatural looseness
oi the bowels appears. The best medi-
cine in use for bowel complaint is
Chamberlain‘s Colic, Cholera and Dior.
rhoea Remedy as it promptly controls
any unnatural looseness of the bow-
els. whether it be a child or an adult.
For sale by stiilIon-l’owell Corpora-
tion, Cllnord Pharmacy, Plerce's
Bridge Pharmacy I
.__ __ ........._.,....... .
A. Dick
7W ‘Ifi'ompmm “l
It. .I. Plum 11mm III-mogul had .
Factory-
S urp
7 sum Women
or! ”33311117“de ul'
dopey
Will he
ud “coolly “same.
ilust
ion W
several years,
A in and once
. . ills coudl maths
ulrod~ on It“ 'itulc mental
d phylum strain» MI v'rhich mulled
in the tragedy. Mrs. Brooks. while
leitnlouo estel'day Iteraocn.wentln-
to the lite on. inch
I piece of elothulinc em a hook. In
the ceiling. and drew It tightly about
her neck. Then kicking the chair
from under her sh'c swims into space.
Her body was round by a neighbor
not
not; ,
‘ HARTFORD NAN MISSING. .
HARTFORD, July 27.-—Bari‘y Whit-
ney, who for the past eight years has
been employed 11111119 accidental do:
partment of the Aetna Life Insurance
00.. left town suddenly yesterday and
has not been seen since. It is under-
stood that he left his faintly on‘ pre-
tonoo or going to work as usual. but
did not report It the once. ‘ An exam
ination of his alalrs in the insurance
company will be made. Whitney is
about 30 years old .
Advertise your wantii in The Sendai
arm n
li't‘ll ~31
1,71“; 1-3 A) 11'7““le 37::1‘
Semi-Annual
l‘ tiiIII 1' ..,,.
III “:5 Anti. 1y .1 1
I 9“]
mid " “ " '3‘?"
HS
:57? fl.’ :7 7i ’
‘ {Ii All Is'i - I,
mmen 008
fit our customers.
and many more will be found on
.I‘ 1
We extend to the people of The Norihhlké a cordial invitation to attend our Popular SEMI-
ANNUAL SALE OF “FACTORY REMNANTS AND SURPLUS STOCK. ”
The success of our previous under-Price Sales rill-rants us in making ample preparations for
this one, and we are putting out bargains in every department that will be sure to interest and pro-
'V"
A careful perusal of the items here mentioned will give you an idea of the bargains offered,
Sale.
RED TICKETS INDICATE THE SALE GOODS
tiillhlt 'lli'i lilo ” «it? 31717;” cm-
by“... a...
Ittell 'sulcice ”amid” no can by ‘I
struts:
ed a 1:11:11 am 7
moan!
AI ‘1
ale
ONI -I 2
area;
current 1'
dict, youn ?0fltidhllgh or of Commodore
Elias C. Benedict has become engag-
ed to Clldord B. Harmon. a wealthy
Philadelphian. At present tiles Beno-
dlct II with her parents.
----—-F
NIGHT WAS HER TERI! II.
“1 would cough nearly al night
long." writes Mrs. can. Applause, oi
Alex'andria ind. "and’ con thardly get
any sleep. 1 had consumption so bad
that It i walked a block 1 would
cough trlxhttully and spit blood, but
when all other medicines tailed. three
covery wholly cured me and l gained
58 pounds " it's absolutely guaran-
teed to cure Coughs, Colds, Lo Grippe,
Bronchitis and Ill Throat and Lou!
Troubles. Price We and 31.00.91'rlai
bottles tree at F. H. Baxter. Dru:
Store. I. 9!.
”I
‘1
ii
_,..'l7
corrou short-1.
Unbleached Muslin, lengths 2 to 6
yards. Regular price 7c.
. 8|" .PI‘ICO. 5 9". . .
Unbleached Muslin, Dwight, 3 to 6
yards, value 10c;
Sale Price, 11/, ctl.
regular price lilo.
Sale Price, 16 etc.
regular price 25o.
Sale Price, 21 etc.
unbleachgd 1111.111. “Dwight" 914
, Sale Price 24 etc.
BleachedMnslins, lengths 2 to 6 yds
Regular price‘s cts.
, am sir-Ice 6 cu.
Bleached. Dwight, 2 to 8 yds.
xuiar price 10 eta .
Sale Price 8 cu. '
~. Sula Price 18 cts.
Bleached Sheeting, 2% wide. Regu
his Price 22 etc.
Bleached Pillow on... 45 la Rosa
in price lilj etc.
Price, a do.
‘I _ Isle titles. to ob.
Bieached Pillowé Cases, Hematitched.
Unbleached Muslin, 2% yards wide, '
Unbleached Muslin, 2% yards wide, .
_ price 16 etc.
Rec 20
, Bleached Sheeting, 2y. wide negu- ’
is: price 22 (still
-- ' Bleached l’illow Canes, 45 in. Regu-
lar price 12 55 cllrzr
w'AeH cocoa.
Figured Lawns, choice patterns, Mill
Ends and lull pieces. .
Sale Price. S cts.
Standard Lawns nud‘bim‘ity. Regu-
lar price 12%, etc.
, Sglc Price 8 etc.
,Madras Cords, 2 to 8 yards.
15 cts.
Value
, Sale Price, 11 cts.
Madras, extra fine, 2 to 8 yards. Val-
ue 22c.
‘ Sale Price. 15 etc.
“a
WHITE GOODS.
aqua—.1—
Superfine White Percale Regular,
Sale price 1! oil.
Superfine Nainsock. Regular prices
0.cts
, one price 12% ct}. . _
Fancy weaves White Goods. Regu-
lar price 12% to 15 etc.
Sale Price 9 eta.
Fancy weaves White Goods.
lar price 25 cts
Sale Price, 16 cu.
Choicest patterns White Goods. Re»
gular price 36 etc to 50 etc.
Sale Price, 3 .
LADIES' GANMENTB.
‘ Lsdies’ Shirt war-is, white and col- -
cred. Retu’l‘ar price 50c. .
Sale Price 351:.
Ludies' Wants. colored Reculsr
price 750.
Sale Price 56c.
( Ladies" Shirt Watson, white and col-
cred. Regular price 31. ill).
Sale mm, 151:.
Regu-
L yds.
CHILDREN'S cheeses.
Striped Gingham. sizes 1 yr. to 5
yrs. Regular price 26c.
, Sale Price 18c.
Percale and Gingham, 5 yrs. to 12
yrs. Regular price 601:.
Sale Price 350.
Gingham and Fancy Trimmed, 4 yrs
to 8 yrs. Regular price 75c and idle.
Sal‘s Price 500.
Handsom’ciy trimmed 4 yrs. to 12
yrs Regular pr cc 31
I Sale Price 75c. _
"Blister IBrown" and other styles at
similar reduced prices.
‘ CARPETS'.
Tapestry Brussels, 8 wire, 6 to 26
Regular iii-Ice "80¢.
'sI‘Io Price 006. ‘
Tapestry Brubeclji, best, :10 wire, 5
toxliyds. aw1a2fi$§etum .
r co
A11 Wool Sign
5&3, 60c.
All Wool lair-tilde... st duality.
Ifcngth 5 to 20 ydsi Regular price
é? lar price $2. 00
till? “glee 82. 75.
. e021. .
fiestllaii‘pi‘lce $8.75.
Sale Price 62.79.
MW:
fBem-I
“.00 bottles of Dr. man's New Die «-
'sti
ill
lbs .I
g'
are two styles.
278.
that falls over the fingers.
This is a
of exquisite quality, many
are shown.
Formerly $300, now Sr. 50
Formerly $3.500, now $1.50
cts.
were $1.00, now 79 cts.
inc article.
_SCI-IUETIENBUND CONTESTS.
H. D Young. of New Havoc. Wins
Shoot It 'I'Irgcts of Honor.
fifth annual target shoot of the New
England Schuetseubund was brought
to a close yesterday afternoon. when
the winners in the diflerent classes
wens announced. H B. Youn8.ol New
Haven. won the chcctIIt- targets at
honor. with a score or 65. Dr. W. A.
Smith. at Springfield. was second and
eisel and Harding Allen, of Spring—
dbl were tied for third prize,- with
a shoot at stitch targets was.worr
r. W A Shellie. of Springfield. and
the bull’ s eye competition was won by
Pope. at» Springfield was second and
Oscar Rachel! third. I
The general prize was won by H.117.
Pooh and the general prize for ladies
x113 won by Mrs. Guttner. at Spring-
el ‘
W
cotross SAIS‘IHEE onLo Nor
Tier Fry.- Woodrult. Pa... writes:
1
"A or doctorinz for two reclaim the
be physicians in waynesbur and
gettihx worse, the“ dootél'i' a
the it i had any business to attend to
E had better attend to it at once; as lt
could not possibly lire some: month
as there was no cure tor he: fillers
frlehdmnd [immediately sent lay
son to the store for it and After taking
bottles 7 began to gstbetwr
nod to improve untilI II
lirely 8‘72“. ."-—For sale at
The, D M Read Co.
'Endbllflud 1857.
Lace backs with lislc palms, 2 buttons, 50 etc.
All Lace, :1 gauntlet style that clings to the wrist, 75
FOULARD SATINES.
Some forty pieces of fine imported
Foulard‘ Satincs, in white, black, green,
navy, red, gray, and cadet blu e, a regular
foulal'd weave, that looks just like silk,
REAL IRISH DIMITY.
Manufactured at Belfast in Irela'nd, so it is the genus
There are beautiful patterns, small figures and
stripes, “posy” designs and delicate scrolls.
regularly sold at 29 and 35 ct 5., but are special at 19 cts. .
If you need a new Veil call at the Neiling Section and . ,
see those new long Automobile Veils of heavy Chiffon.
r1212. M Read
”4‘ no“, .—...,.. m1...— ¢-_A..~ ..—.,~, A-..” v... Arm»... ___. A..." Mp-~-~~- .u...
NEW BRITAIN. Joly 27-31319 thirtY-I
H. Ceisel. with a- score of 24 H. M. -
Kid ey Cure was recommended to new same was true or conditions thromb-
A .
The Store closes daily his 'd'dlbck, ckccpt Saturdays. ,
White Lace Mills
Nothing in the glove line morc’chi‘:
mer wear and nothing dainticr or mo
icy-table for sum-
Fbecoming There
Both these styles are finished with a pretty lace frill
Long Mitts for elbow sleeves, either black or white,
:1 beautiful assortment, $1.00.
WOMEN’S FINE UNDERWEAR. 1
small collection of Silk and fine Lisle Vests,
of them with trimmings of
Point Venise and Valencieunes lace. There are not many ,
of a kind, nor will they last long. Such reductions as these 1
Formerly $1.00, new 79 etc. ,
Formerly .50, now 39 ctl. i
Silk Vests in pale, delicate colors, were $1.25, now 79 a
Fine Mercerizcd Drawers, knee length, lace trimmed,
‘0—
95
. CENTS.
l."- -
“I“; 7'.
They have
1 i
0.
srnlckcn on THE eraser.
Hartford Superlnulllimlv of Metrbpoll-
tan Lil's Disc, Suddenly. ‘
HARTFORD, July“ .27 .——li‘i‘anlt L.
Palmer. superintendentr of the Hart-
lord onlce of the Metropolitan Life in-
surance company, wyuiouud lying on
Ann street last night “and sit diet it
was believed that he June the victim
ot- a iii. A physician was called and.
ordered him taken I0 the hospital,
where he died I few moments alter
reaching there.- An examination was
made and the conclusion was finally
reached that he died or a stroke oi spo-
Diexy. mitt Palmer lived at 144 West-
land street and leaves a family.
SHE TRIED FIVE DOCTORS.
Mrs; Frances 1. Sales. at Missouri
“Valley, 7a,. writes: 9.1; have been Ifliict-
ed with kidney trouble live years; hail
severe pains in my hick and a tre-
fluent desire to urinate. When hiring
l experienced much pain over the arc-
Bioti- of the kidneys I tried live phy-
Islci s without benefit and than ocn~
bin to try Foley 3 Kidney Care. At-
tor taking three 81. Oil bottles 7 was
completely on ." For sale at Pill!-
ted’s Drug Store. I .
STRIKERS DO NOT BREAK BANKS.
FALL RIVER Mass” July 27. -~“All
qulc " was the report tron every cot-
ton mill in this city tell”. And the
out the city. Not a single break had
been reported in the ranks of the
. anajstriking operatIVes, and no alibi-t was
made to open any of the mills this
morning. The police encountered no
' Dist
during the Man.
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