[Mini
nestled.
Bataains.
Afternoons 2 p
W
showing erery disposition to
the matter of accommodat-
rig public travel, while the present
, may items is noticeable. As
Illflm panther column oi The Reg-
the right of way of some
\ o as to facilitate this class of
II 1‘ order from the general super
.‘.Qv
:-
11; TheAuollon Stiles Will be coil-
“ thupd unity. Tuesdau'and' wea-
afternoon and eieninu as
.nIi the Stock must be sold.
Stock is coins iaSt and an ear‘IIu
still Is n‘ecessam to secure the
.9,
Stiles take piece rain or ishine.
in. Eveninn 7. 50
Taylor,
OUOICIESSOR 'II'OI W. 8. BTURTEVANT.
SOUTH NORWALK.
be held for it. If No, 60 is over half
an hour late Shore Line express No.
28. leaving here for the east viarNow
I'London at 6:36 o'clock. will make all
the necessary steps between New Ha
van and Saybroolt with the passengers
§hoeo have arrived in New Haven on
o
Hitherto No. 26 has made but one
stop between New Haven and New
London. V
presses between New York and Boston.
The above shows'that the manage-
ment of the road is doing all that is
consistent. with the present business
of the road. to accommodate local traf-
ilc. It is believed that the exigencies
of the present situation will not con-
tinue into another year, and. conse
quently, by another sumther,’trai‘ns
may be running as they were in fol“,
mer yearn—Now Haven Register.
.. “SOUTH NORWALK
one. cannons trot or porous
its. Witt. id: Ii 3mm tr.
Music drill Doing
90‘.
“£ch A is
cost "
A mtAc a»; w
I J’I‘:
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it is one of the six hour 93- '
iar price 12
Jordana
:mfii QI'QiIii‘Wfli-La i.‘
I {The battle isn't always to the
‘ great. A tiny piii can be a mor-
‘ VII mu:- qnd‘ a civilian.
it ‘Amon' pm. m‘u".
llltliiiil s
, VtGIIAIllE r111
’ 29 cents, is easily first.
No other pill so Inclusive in It!
work. The pill cloahdes the whole
1. system, other pills a portion.
1’! ”I n“
.gnir “contractors.
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1,
II
G NTRAGTIEIIJ CHRONIC OIAR-
HOEA IN' THE PHILIPPINES.
I "While with the 11.8. Army in the
Philippines. i contracted chronic diar-
1hoon. l suffered sovcrciy from this
. terrible disease for over three years
and tried the prescriptions of humor-
ous physicians, but found nothing that
did me any good until . tried Chamber-
iain's (‘ olic Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. two small bottles of which on-
tlroly cured mo and l have since had
no return of the disease."—-:Hermah
Stein, 2l2 N. Union Ave., Pueblo. Colo-
rado. This Remedy is for sale by
Btlllson~Powoil Corporation. Cliiiord
Phnrm c . I’lerco' :Brldge Pharmaioy.
_...._..__.-.._,.._.....~.r
ilAIV’I rt
fit our customers.
and many more will be' found on
Ihiigo Iceman? dwlwitgium” ‘
.- mom'- more
' aonry and this who broken and dis-
.' before the rush of dirt. Huge bould-
loan. car W _
Impasmbggnont 9.111303321341332
In?"
rowel-king. Guy
dorrioka fell
01! for. a me-
a. which stood
nor hi up
on hope In y:
ropes were broken
with a crash. and it
ment as it a large ho
bill would be carried with it.
The wall was Just about to be corn-
leted at a cost or me the men he
pg at wq rlt on t il'pi touches
when the crash conic. it!11 as seven
feet thick at the hose. butt of Solid ma-
lodged. and great pections' of It carried
era weighing eight and ten tons were
gushed along like marbles,a great
pic being rent in the wall.
Fortunately no One was injured. but
it will take payeral weeks to cart the
dirt awlay and ropair the great hole In
the wall . Q
m
no mv SHOWN. ,.
"For years fate was after rne ctlni
tinuosly,” writer 1" A Guiledge, Var
hens, Ale. "1 had a terrible case oi
Piles causing 24 tumors. When all
failed Bucitlons Ar‘nica Salvo cured
Equally good for Burns and all
only 25c at l". H.
me.
aches and pains.
Wwith‘d‘ rush“. ’
fins sill stwarlr
I; big retain g “91$?me ruined I
for their lives, ping ov-
m the.
near the new wall at tho base of the ‘
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.
ard a" special ‘ss. 3598i! in-
structions. , Q
Sold Everywhere. Ill boxes 10°. and “u.
do 11' oil .
MN.“ July 30.- I hit a
shower ‘at about 1 o ’cioclt yes erdsy
writing lightning struck the store of
anlr Millard In Marrow, starting a
blaze in the oil tsnlr. The fine spread
so quickly that it was beyond control
When discovered and the buildin‘ and
goods valued at 82. 600 was destroyed.
The loss is'ohout $4. 000. The building
:Mflo. insured for $700 and the block for
OH. DAVID KENNEDY, RONDOUT,
Dear Sir: ~Bomo time since I was
troubled with blotches coming out on
y breast. of a scrofulous character
and my general system seemed to lid
out of order. I was induced to try Dr.
The first bottle drove the eruption
away and i feel better every way. it
Thursday,
We extend to the people of The Norwalks a cordial invitation to attend our Popular SEMI-
ANNUAL SALE OF“FACTORY REMNANTS AND SURPLUS STOCK. " ' 7‘
The success of our previous Under-Price Salesmarrants 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-
,Butnr's Drug Store.
A. Diokerman &
annual. .
n, ",4 l- 9,
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Factory-R omnant
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A careful perusal of the items here Mentioned will giro you an idea of the bargains offered,
Sale. ,
I , RED TICKETS {unions run SALE Iooons. I I’ z
:8 Sale.
728
is a splendid blood medicindi—Honry
S lilldrcdgwflochutorxf'lih'l! I
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155-»:
COTTON CLOTH.
Unbleached Murillo. lengths .2 to 6
yards. Regular price 7c. ,,
' Silo Prioc‘. 6 etc.
Unbleached Muslin, Dwight. s to 6
yards, value 100
Bllc Price, 7V; otl.
Unbleached Muslin; 2%. yards wide,
regular price. the.
Silo Pric’o,‘ 16 on.
Unbleached Muslin, 2% yards wido,
regular price 25c. 1
‘ Sale Price. 21 etc.
Unbleached Muslin. “Upright" 9-4
width. Reduld‘r price 29 cts.
Saié“Prlco 24 etc.
Bleached Muslins, lengths i‘. to 6 yds
Regular price S cts.
sale price ‘6 ctr.
Bleached Dwight, 2 to 8Iyds.
gular price 10 cts.
8Ile Price 8 cts.
, Bleached Shooting, 2% wide. Regu-
lar price 22 cts. ,
Sale Price 18 oil.
Bleached Shooting, 2% wide.
lar price as lots
on. Prio‘o’ 22 etc;
Bleached Pillow Cases. 45 in Regu-
lar price 10 eta. .
an”. Prico, 8 etc.
Bleached Pillow Cases, 45 In. Regu-
Re
Regu.
3H s Filed, 10 cfi‘.
Bldachod Pillow Cases, llomstitched.
Regular price 15 ctr.
on; price, 12V; ctr.
‘3 King Sheets. 81x90. Value 69c
Silo Prlo‘o. 50 oti;
lmwood Sheets. 81x90. Value 82.
sale Price. omen.
when cocoa.
ottnM Bhlrti'og: :Prg’ts. r to e
i“
i
“I
price a .9.8
at
WASH GOODS.
Figured Lawns. choice patterns. Mill
Ends and full nieces.1
Solo Price. 5 ots.
Standard Lawns and Dimity. Rogu
lar price 1294‘. cts. "5 Results" price 500. I
Gale Pride 8 etc. I Sale Price 35:.
. , Ginsham and cy Trimmed. It yrs.
”figures Cords, 2 to 8 yards. Value to 8 yrs R as“ rprlce 76c and 89c.
Sale Price, 11 etc. _
Madras, extra line, 2 to ,8 yards. Val.
ue 22c. T . ‘
Bale Price. 15 etc.
WM...” ‘
WHITE GOODS.
...._.....fi . I , CARP8T8:
Super-tine White Percale Regular ....,.....
price 15 cts. ‘ Tapestry Brussels. 8 wire. 5 to 25
Sale price In ctB. yds. Refills!“ pfhe‘OOC. «
’ “ lil‘o Price 66:. . “
208npernne Nainsook. Regular prices Tapestry Brussels best 10 wire 5
c a. r ’
Sale price 12V; ch. to 25 yds. Regular price 8130.9, 2 ‘
Fancy weaves White Goods. Regu-
lar price 12% to ‘16, ctr.
, Sale Prio’oflctn. .
Fancy weaves White Goods. Rogu-
lar price 26 cts. .
Sale Price. it etc.
Choicest patterns White Goods. Ro-
gulnr price 36 ctp to 50 etc.
Sale Pricc.V25 eta.
LADIES‘ cannaurs.
Ladles’ Shirt Walsts, white and col~ :
cred. Regular price 500. ,
Sale Price 35c.
Ladies Waists, colored.
price 750.
' Sale P'rlc'o 50c.
Ladles’ Shirt Walrus, white and col- ‘
cred. Regular price {1.00. ,
Sale Price 75c.
Régular I
hdlos' Sh rt W idtshwhlte. Regu-
lar price 31. 5 to151‘i’i ' I “
- .. We Prion, capo. ,
' » Better quality at nun reduction.
Lidia' Walking lit-ts. Realtor
price $859. , .1, ‘ .
. : SIIalc Prion $1.60.
new waiting £11112.
yrs.
similar reduced prices.
’ ggrcngth n to 20 yds. » Regular: price
Regular“ I I
CHILDREN‘S DRESSES.
M..—
Striped Gingham. sizes 1 yr. to 5
yrs.‘
Regular price 26c.
Gale one. 180.
Percale and Gingham; 6 yrs. to 12
Sale PM no 50c.
Handsomcly trimmed, 4 yrs. to 12
Regular price 81.
.8an Price 766:
“Buster Brown" and other styles at
.Salo Price 750.
All Wool Ingralns. Value 60c.
Sale Price 50c.
All Wool ingrains, .hcst duality.
8an Price Lilo
W
amszA nuns.
, Size 16x32. Regular price the.
Sale Price We.
Sine 18x38. Regularprlco t1. .
Solo Price 79.9.
Size 21x45 Regular. 5“ch '1 39.
' Solo
Size 36x52. Bdrm Ilflce 82. 00.
sal- Prints .40.
Size 30160 ReguluzPaico $2. 76.
05519”:
Size 3617:
Solo
tar. mice 83.75.
"nose 1
all its contents. including a stock of ‘
‘ -. their share of sensations...
‘ snot-n: after his memorable dash shore,
wardI at the- head of the- immortal I,
V I“:
are and patterns.
yard.
short kimouos.
and ilincn shades.
danger embroidery applied to
fccti‘vc trimming. T he
Insertings opened today. 3,
50, 75. and $1.00, {or 39 cts.
r
:cts. .
The D M
I .
connsm‘uo oversee.
mu... Firm Trying to Form a Blvalvc
I - Trust.
A report that ought to be of interest
comes from New York enchanting a de-
slregon the‘part of English dealers to
“corner oysters." This may not be a
very good time of year for that opera
tion, or it may be unusunlly good. ac-
cording to ”the set" this year~a rust-
ter to be determined.
In the meantime. the following from
the Brooklyn, N Y. Eagle, concerning
the is rt referred to, will be of inter-
est tea I with hive to do with oysters
here, even when It is only to eat them
in the proper season: = "
.An English“ iifm making- a Itipeclnlty
of dish of all klndil, has sent an agent
to this country" to corner the visible
supply 5of oysters. M least that is file
alsrrhtn‘ginews telegraphed to this up
propensities city 'trtém :aYflllBIrelzh’h‘.
he 1 seem o are no on
.w to buy New dire
Ame loan oyster is a free bivalve with
Rep blican‘ instincts, who can harbor»
py only so long as he is born, educated;
tonged narrated. stewed, escailnped.
tried or boiled under the Stars and
stripes. “ho make him part And parcel
of an iniquitous trust curing allegiance
to the Union Jack is a crime ohlyucsa
helndus than ondeavorlhg twm hime
with powdered sugar. Why should this
obtrusive and pushfnl British Int-iridiumI
at our oyster? Have they no owners of
their own in Britain? ‘f‘hoy- haven hint
lius Caesar found them in the: shallots
of the Kentish coast,- where he rested
Pomp hasten. They were pretty good
oysters. too. although Caesar seems to
bare! cared more for the pearls occa-
the oysters-themselves, even when his
ternhlre sauce and lime radish. 1
longer provide the quality of:
they earn the any: or the amnion.
in; but the ism
The D M Read Co
Erratum-bod 1837.
Regular value 35 cts., for 12% etc.
on sheen unlike other ordinary linens.
metal buckles, all new styles,
Wash bolts at 5 and to cts.
Fine Toilet Soap, 3 cakes in a box 20 ct. yalue, to 1
slonall-y found in them than he did for . II I
shim: Amthmm "
9 : 1'
The Store cloIscIr daily at 5 o 'cloIclt. criccpt Saturdays. .1
LESS runs HALF rniCr.
A consignment of fine Zephyr Mddlihs "add" Batistcs
from Arnold Constable 11‘: Co., has first sIrrIVed and will be .
s’cld during Saturday and Monday at special rates. Q
Fifty pieces of fine Zephyr Muslin with a dilllIiy
cord interwoven, a line of dainty amimost bewilching cui-
Thcrc are delicate shades of pink,"corn
color, lavender, green, and blue, besides inns. Regular vai—
uc 19 cts., but We bought them low, to sell at 8 cts. a ‘
Twenty-five pieces of fine Imported Batiste, mostly .
in floral patterns, roscbud designs and small flowc1 splays. i
In this lot are some choice things, some beautiful colorings
with borders, patterns for evening gowns, and long or '
Wash Goods Section.
V HARDANGER WAISTS. -, I
The new Hardanger Linens which come. for waists I
are. in the most charming colors, porcelain blue, rcscda,
The weave is peculiar with a soft silk-
The quaint Har-
these makes a refined and cf—
waists arc to be worn with tailored
skirts. 'lhcy will be bond at:
the Art Embroidery Section.
Instruction Books are there to give ideas and patterns.
CENTER CbUNTERS.
Another lot of those Cotton Torchon Lace Edges and
5,‘ and 7 cts. a yard.
An odd collection of Fancy Leather Hand Bags, all
colors, green, red. gray and black, remarkable value, worth
Black and White Silk Belts with gilt, nicklc, ,or gun
as cts.
4"?
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Read Co
FLAcc‘Ep TRAIN WITH COIAT.
Severely Injured Ibrakoman Waldron
Displays Remarkable Pluck.
Frank J. Waldron of 134th street,
New York, a freight brakenian employ-
ed by the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company, gave a
remarkable exhibition of nerve early
yesterday morning near 815th Nor.
walk. Waldron was riding on the top
of a west- bound freight train. it’s the
train was passing beneath a low bridge
at a good cm, the brakeman was hit in
the head and knocked oif the top of his
car. None of the crew noticed the so
oldest. and the train bowled along to-
ward the west. leaving the hraltemnn '
behindi aldroh lay on the sharp
stone ballast, stunned by' the force or
the fall A‘n ugly cut was opened in
hrs head elici- the temple and he suf-
Items from other bruises and cuts As
he lay by the tracks another west—
bound train approached With dith-
culty mourns got on his rear. péeled
off his coat, and waved it frantically
to stop the train When the crew ap-
preached Waldron fell back on the bai-
not ln‘schslble. He who taken aboard
the train to Stamford and was remor-
ed to the hpspital in the“ ambulance.
Dr. Manson feund him suffering from -
a bad scalp wound and several brute.
as "if not hurt healtguld.‘
recover in a Ship 1' ’
Eta! ,1” .I
tIeI 0-
camp chat served them with Worces- :
am,“
it in true chat maxim waters and *
mummgm‘ cunn-
" our mm are d
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