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liliORIH MAIN STREET.
OMPANY E REUNION.
1 WOODMONT, July 28 -—.The voter-
one 01‘ company E. 22d Regiment, Con-
motleut Volunteers held their forty~
um annual reunion yesterday at. Mer-
Will‘s Point. Thirty-live members 01
the company were present, and there
were also many ladies in the party
A number of Grand Army men from
NltV Haven and other places were
At the business session,
Which preceded the annual dinner, 0m-
were chosen, as follows:
i -—-W. O. Bulkelcy, Hartford
altruism-general and Lieut.
' ii, personal aide, arrived
T110? 80 oil a tour of in-
nit the army posts in Alas-
‘volvlng thousands of 1
from the Canadian
to Gabe Nome.
,‘ ccupy all summer.
01-111 Fuhston will go to New
rite of human ills, 1
Menu. they rite we' re making ills
* first as strongly
1.00
l. l
Raymond . and Son 8
spur roug.‘
. puchW
D MITCHELL Auctioileer.
. Beginning Saturdau. Julu 50 and
-_ continuina each can thereafter. 1
will sell at public auction. at store
10 1111111111111 51.. So Norhuik.
‘Uthc 1.entire stock of fine; China.
(3100110111 01155 Furniture and
House Furnishing Gowods. . ‘
T1110 sales dailu at 2 p. - m. and
7:50 I). 111.. rain or shine.
This is the last opportuniiu non
will have to [secure bargains in
this line. ‘ '
Taylor,
S. STU RTEVANT.
SOUTH NORWALK.
CURED OF BRIGHT'S DISEAOE.
Mr. Robert O. Burke, Elnora, N. Y.
writes: . "Before i started to use F011
ey‘s Kidney Core I had to setup from
twelve to twenty times a night, and l
was all bloated up with dropsy and my
eyesight was so impaired l 00qu
scarcely see one of my family across
the room. I had given up hope of liv
ing, .when a friend recommended F0
iey's Kidney Cure. One 50 cent but
tle worked wonders and before i had
taken the third bottle the dropsy had
gone, as well as all other symptoms oi
Bright’s disease." For select Plain
ted’s Drug Store. "
' DEGREE OF FORECLOSURE GIVEN.
HARTFORD, July 28.—ln the Unit-
ed States Circuit Court yesterday.
Judge Plait signed the decree of lore
closure and sale in‘the case or the
Mercantile Trust Company as trustee,
’ and the New York Security and Trust
, Company as complainant, against the
United States Shipbuilding Company;
James Smith. Jr.. as receiver of the
Shipbuilding Company. and the East-
ern Shipbuilding Company, A mort-
- gage for1816,000,000 was given lu‘Au-
gust 1902, to cover an issue of five per
cent." bonds which were taken by the
complainant. On June 30,1903, inter
cat was defaulted and then action (01
tigecidiui'e was taken.
. hisl¢ : ‘ ’
iii. Milli l Elliii ill lilitlli
BRVotisusss 11114150111110
BRIDGEPOBT MAN ARRESTED.
,. . 3 .BISBEE, Arts, July 28. ~Herbert
. 595155.01 Bridgeport, Conn, was or
rested in Douglas, Aria, on July 23
charged with issuing worthleSs checks
for $250 in Blsbee to John Fredericks.
proprietor of the rm ambilng
House. Seeley is out on do. He
has wired a brother in Bridgeport for
1funds to settle with Fredericks, but
the money has not arrived. Besley will
hgdvqya hearing in the justices court
Siorrs,
The
On his
$10 10 $50
$5. 75 to $11)
5
1 DIN.” 00100!!!“
5 sud-auto
-lov,ltoudoot.ll. Mm
gaunt": [minimalist-tumor
t
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lose! ”I can Illsleso'bls
" treatments: 1111
1S1! or nu. ooor.
Osman
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also
counselors..-
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:
0
desires
obtain F
80
cine.
30,01lout 11.11.
I 1
0d ”no Solvent Is unequaled by
on.
p1:
0.111. It acts on on entire
princi 0.
Y., on 11—“I was seriously troubled
my ‘ekdn and bladder for over
years.
until Nomlk.
Advertise In the Sentinel. .
fit our customers.
.J ‘
:suousco-oooeosoqu-Ibss assesses-oscsuscoaaoAssoc:
uwiib
E"mucus-nus"...Inc-«nuncuuunuup.
l n
Inflorcr from Kidney trouble, Liver
t, .‘TDiscsscs oi the Bladder, 0011. ’
slip-flop, (p- dBloodm impurity who «ally
mam-c.1111,
TREATMENT with 000011110
‘1. vald Kennedy‘s new msdi.
imply cut out the coupon above,
andmallto ho (labours Company, Ken.
tion, and is Dr. Kennedy‘s realest
imam H. Miller, of Distinction. N.
any doctors and various kidno
remedies, gave me no toilet. But I finally
haught a bottle of Oshawa Solvent of my
hugginhused 0 few bottles. and Iam cured.
cor sale by Ptatncr a Iradioy.
Dr.‘ Crossmau’ s sggc‘gigg
hursday,
We extend to the people of The Norwaiks a cordial invitation to attend our Popular SEMI-
ANNUAL SALE OF “FACTORY REMNANTS AND SURPLUS STOCK. "
The success of our previous Under-Price Sales wirrants 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-
0 min "11
N Donald 1‘. we.» r.
épmpn on Mount Riga. since
‘ were Samuel Easel-quell, at Stamford,
Attbruey-Gencral King)» wnsums N.
and Wellington 8. Smith, at Winsbed
have been discussed.
crop ‘rrl'Ar 001.0 1
or it may resultn pl camellia. ill;
silian Balm is bros inc“ p Colds when
10. 30 500 and $1. 00 bottiel- TD. 1011!
ford. hunter’s and. Pillltod'l.
DID NOT COMMIT SUICIDE-
Hart'rronb July 28. ~ldcdlcal ux‘
aminer Fuller has decided that the
sudden death at Frank L. Palmer the
insurance man, who‘ Wins found uncon-
sciouu on Ann street was. due to fatty
degeneration oi the heart. it Was
thought that he had committed subside,
it but the medical examiner found noth-
ling to warrant this belief. ,,
WORKING NIGHT AND DAV.
The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was outdo is Dr. King's: Ncwc
Lite Pills. These pill chance weak
nose into strength, lis‘ icssness into
' energy, brain-fag into mental power.
They’ r0 wonderful in building up the
health. Only 260 per box. Sold by
F‘. H. Baxter
ysny
DOW
with
three
A. 01011 arm 61 Son 5
Commences
A careful perusal of the items here mentioned will give you an idea of the bargains offered,
and many more will be found on Sale. ‘ ,
RED TICKETS INDICATE THE SALE GOODS.
11.1111. at 011m- 1011'
‘ q,WirlB'l‘bii) iiuly’tiii. It: will 130310031110
onto and
amer‘ii’msuwntértaihi ‘g ‘a‘fll s
my 0! a doses or 11:1.er 01'ng110 t
1 politicians or the State, among who» 10 ~~Pour«l'1iad
~ The visit hos been kept very quiet. and
W": it is believed that com» Stats politics
eVer tiled, almost without exception,
Ill “Mill inf—Fat
1 Simply stir in the Ill: and
”5.an the usual way; m’i‘a the
it M100 0mm you ever ate. Order
I package today, you will be bllhly
w
01 ate, Strawberry and Untiavorod. At
It i grocers 130; 2 packages lor 250.1
CARPENTERS' STRiKIdI
BRIDGEPORT Jul 8%ng 0110
in ree upon the one lens to be arbi-
tinted. the members of the Joint board
01 arbitration 01' the Interstate Con-
uractors', Builders' and Dealers' Asso-
citation and Local No. 115, Carpenters'
Ulniou, clashed Tuesday'aud the strike
01; the carpenters in the employ of the
_ 'Bridgeport Building Company was re-
, nowcd. it is charged that the union
bias broken a three years“ agreement
with the Interstate Association, ‘and a
curious conflict is likely.
M4
1. NIGHT WAS HER TERROR.
.‘l would cough nearly all plant
10,-" writes Mrs. was. Applsgate, of
Alexandria 1110.. “and could hardly get
any sleep. 7 I had consumption so bad
that if I walked a block I would
cough frightfuily and spit. blood. but
when all other medicines failed, three
$11.00 bottles of Dr. .nng's New Dis-
pounds." it's absolutely guaran-
it; 0 to cure Coughs, Colds, La Grippe,
'l‘ifiubics.
“bottles tree at F
'liu ‘1‘1481
1i?
COTTON CLOTH.
¢-—-———- .
Regular price 7c.
Sale Price, 5 eta.
yards.
Sale Price, 7% eta.
regular price 190
Sale Price, 10 etc.
regular price 25c.
Sale Price. 21 oil.
Unbleached Muslin. “Dwight"
width. Regular price 29 cts.
Sale Price 24 010.
Bleached Musilns, lengths 2 to 6
Regular price 8 ots
. 3an price 6 etc.
Bleached, Dwight, 2 to 8 yds.
gular price 10 cts.
Sale Price 8 ctr.
Sale Price 18 eta. 1
tar price 26 etc.
8qu Price 22 etc.
' . Bleached Pillow Cases, 45 in Regu
- iar price 10 cts. .
. 3.1. Price. a on.
Sale Price. 10 cu.
Regular price 16 etc.
Sale price, 121/; etc.
King Sheets. 81x90. Value 501:.
8.10 Price. 50 on.
Imwood Sheets. 81x90 Value 62.
Salt Price, 50 cit.
WA H GOODS.
Reacts: price 6 cu.
1. 1 801's Pr 1V;
1 ,uonmck son-ting,
{ 0111. 111-10..
ludlgil an ultra who.
Unbleached Muslin. lengths 2 to 6
Unbleached Muslin, Dwight. 3 to 0
.1 yards, value 100.
Unbleached Muslin, 2%, yards wide,
‘ Unbleached Muslin, 214 yiu‘ds wide,
,. Bleached Sheeting, 219 wide. Regu-
lar price 22 cts.
Bleached Sheeting, 21.1 wide. Beau
I Bleached Pillow 00.300. 46 1.1.3.3311.
, lar price I2 11. cts.
Bleached Pillow Cases, Hemstitched,
Standard Slut-ting“ Prints. 3 to c
1 yards.
WASH GOODS
Figured Lawns. choice patterns, Milli
Ends and full nieces.“
Sale Price. 5 etc.
Standard Lawns and Diullty. Rogu
lar price 12% etc.
8010 Price 8 cu.
Madras Cords, 2 to 8 yards.
15 cut
3
Value:
Sale Price, 11 etc.
Madras, extra line, 2 to 8' yards. Vol
110 220.
1
8an Price. 15 etc. i
9-4 ‘ 1
. WHITE GOODS. i
Superfine White Percale. Regular;
yds price 16 etc.
I;
Sale price 18 etc.
Superfine Nainsook. Regular prices
Re. 20 etc. .
Sale price’lzyi on.
tar price 1215 to 115 cus-
‘ ‘ Sale Price 9 cti.
lar price 25 cts ,
Sale Price, 15 etc.
Choiccst patterns White 000111.111.-
gular price 35 cta to 50 etc.
Sale Price, 25 on.
‘ clinics-“30:10“.
Ladies' Shirt Waists, white and col
‘ored. Regular price 500.
Sale Price 35¢.
Waists, colored. . 8
sale Price 501:1
Ladies' Shirt waists, white and col-
ored. Regular price 31. 00
' Ladies'
price 750.
Regular
“0100' W hing Shirts.
5; price 82. 49. 3
‘ 8010 Price 01.50. 2
1 1 ladies' Waikiu‘g Shirts.
_ Bring 34.98.
i 8010 Fri
,. we... on, ' pg
.Drloe 3.5.91 and as
.1 8:10; ..
Regular
Y! S.
1 yrs.
Fancy weaves white Goons. Beau-141‘
1 Fancy weaves White Goods. Items» 750.-
6010 Price 750.
1 Ladies' Shirt waists white. Regu-
tar print 311113110 31.1111‘ ‘
. 80161“ Price 311. 00.
Better quail at similar reduction.
CHILDREN'S cheeses.
Striped Gingham, sizes 1 yr. to 5
yrs. Regular price 250.
Sale Price 180.
Percale and Gingham 5 y.rs to 12
itegulai price 5011..
8an Price 350.
Gingham and Fancy Trimmed, 4 yrs.
to 11 yrs Regular price 760 and 890.
Sale Price 500.
Hiandsomely trimmed 1! yrs to 12
Regular price 31. ‘
Sale Prlbe 750.
"Buster Brown" and other styles at
similar reduced prices.
OARPETS.
Tapestry Brussels, 8 wire. 5, to 25
yds. Regular price‘r 800‘.
Sale Price 300
t 'lmlgp’eistry grusgzgé‘iiiest‘ggowire,
0 s. can . .
All Wool lngralns” ,
‘ Sula Pri ,
All Wool lngrain ,}
Length 5 to 20 yds.‘ 111.
sale Price 000.
~.--—-—-—----J-a—-u—-
~ SMYBNA-RUGS.
Size 16x32. Regular price 75¢.
. Sale P 0
Size 18136.
P 0300'. "’W
Size 211145. Regular price 31 39
Sale P11001100,
lsr price 32 00.
Si 30 60..“ P523531??? 82. 75
so 11 r‘. ice .
Sol 0 Price 010 ".00
Size 36:72.31: ar r100, 83. 75.
1 Sale PI: 0002. ,
.501 f
“he” Au‘
#:52tm Ami). New?” 91. elicioul‘
Th
MB Mort Mmliumoats.
"t o I
lat)“
l
e D. M. Read C0.
Established 18.77.
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The Store closes daily at 5 o ’ciock, flxficdt Saturdsys. . .‘
Shirt Waist Suits Marked Down
After a general looking over of the stock of 1 Shirt
Waist Suits, those ready to wear, it was decided to cut
prices at this early date instead of waiting until later in
the season as is our custom.
months 111 which you can get the placiicai benefit of such
bargains as we otter.
Silk Shirt Waist Suits of Taffeta and Foulard, which. . . .
. .have ranged from $10.00 to $15.00,
This gives a good two' 1
now $7.50 to $10.00.
Very sensible Suits of Cotton Voile, navy and white, {
brown and white, and blackami while, just right iorout-
68[very wholly cured me and l gained
onchitls and all Throat And Luna
Price 500 and $1. 00 Trial
H. Baxter's Drug
$3125. $3.50. $3.85. and $4.50,
July is a bit (lull in the
to make it busy for a time w
Look at these reductions:
Hooded Go-Carts,
toriais for hot w:catlicr
Dimity and Batiste.
value 12% and 18 cts.,
10 cts.
Oxford, 36 inches wide.
Madras. 32 inches,
worth 19 cts., 12% cts.
French Cambric. 36 inch.
Chambray, 28 inch,
worth 19 and 25 1‘15,
1 W.
DOCTORS éMDil’I‘IEE WOULD NOT
Peter Fry. Woodr11tt..Pa.. writes:
"After doctoring tor taro years with the
best physicians in Wayneshurg, and
still getting worse; the doctors sdylsed
me if i had any business to attend to
i had better attend to it at once, as l
as there was no cure for me. Foley's
by a trlrnd. and I inimediately sent my
son to the store for it and after taking
till-eh
continued to Improve until I was en-
tirely well."——For sale at. Plalsted's
Drug Store.
-——-——.--—.-—-~v-
01:0 in GREATAGONY. . .
MERIDEN. 001111.. .Jhly 1128.—-Mrs.
“Catherine- Harness. wife or 1%
Haynes, a glues cutter in the employ-
ot C. Munroe 00.. committed suicide
last evening «by taking 1001-00110 ration
After a uuarrel with her husband,
511110111 8 o'cleclflwurs Haynes wentsto
111 drug store, purchased the acid.
. 01-11111: it on the street, and rushed to
the e of friends and told 1115mm
her hot. Medical site Home was sum-
, mouse buficuseielmaagfiygmwmv
. "till illiiiilti’tti
an
LIVER. 111101110110 10111) subunit
an walla-W1 Mm am in." -_ 31.11....»
F ” ' 1"
On sale at once-“Coat unit‘Suit Ro'dms‘.
Perambulators and Go-Carts
cutting in the prices of Go-Carts and Perambulators.
Go-Carts, from $12.75 to $ 9.50; from $10.00 to $ 8.00;
from $14 50 to $11. 00; from $19 50 to $15.00;
from $22 50 to $17. 00; from $32.00 to $25. 00.
from $14.50 to $12.00; from $19.25 to $15.00.
Pcrambulators, from $31.50 to $25.00.
Fourth floor, take the elevator.. . . .
Ii“ cts. .
The D4 M? Réad Cd;
:ould not possibly live another month ,
Kidney Cure was recommended to me.
bottles 1 began to get better my
log wear or traveling, formerly $6.50. now $4.50. 1 ,1
All Suite of Cotton Voile, Cotton Cheviot, and Lawn,
a mixed assortment, both light and dark, whiclillavc been i
now $2.98. ;'
‘ ("J
Furniture Store, and in order
0 have 110110 501110 radical
1
SUMMER FABRICS. .1
These are the cool, scasonablc, and appropriate 111a—
,1 . 1i
Sill; Tokio,.28 inches wide,
worth 39 cts, 25 cts.
i
i
jBanan Silk, 28 inches wide. 5 .
Silk‘ antasie, 29 inches, 1
. worths'o c151, 39 cts. i
i
i
i
T118831! Silks, 32 inch.
Embroidered Swiss,
worth 50 1:15, 33 cts. 1
‘oNLv cuss r011; overseen..- ..
Mira. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del, says: ‘71 suffered 1101' years-with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything!
could hear of, but nothing hel me
until I took Brazillan Balm and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale byR H. Pgisted. F. H-811:-
ter, and the Clinord harmacy. ‘ “
ATWOOD'S ATTORNEYS FILE DE-
. MURRERSL,
Phelan, Toomey & Phaien. counsel
tor the mysterious D. Preston Atwood.
whose flood of.~suits;agalust delinquent.
'Adniinistratora has swept over Con-
necticut yesterday in. the court10f.
Common Pleas tiled replies and tie-1
marl-ere to variouslpleas in abatement
,entciredmy the counsel for the detend-
nuts. in all,.1twenty-dve demurrers
were filed by Mr. Atwood’ s lawyers. in
Whichr'the sassy remarks of the utter-
neyc too the dctendnnts are repliedato
.1111 like Yvein. .Twenty1mun other-re-
plietoof a similarrkindhave been filed.
It is expected that the (or will fly when
the motions 11001110 no no!” argument in
DOUBLE ' 11 \‘- .
SHE 11111120 FIVE DOCTORS. 1 11
Mrs Frances L. Sales, 0: Missouri .
Valley, to... writes: "than been Ifllict‘,
ed with kidney trouble five yearn-had
severe pains in my back and a tro'
qneut desire to urinate. When hiring
l experienced much pain over the to-
him or the kidneys. i tried lav-1m...
siciaus without benefit and then lions
chided to try Foley' 0 Kidney Care. ’Atr
‘Tér' inking three 01 .00 hottlesnl m 1
'1 compiotdyacwl',’ MW . “I
Norwalk Chronicler