your
Bill'g ins.
BLAfter cups 2 p.
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TUOCESSOR TO W.
NOT PA OUT MONEY.
NEW LONDON August 3.—-—At a
of“ a Chain era betore Judge
, liy“ color, of‘tlie Superior Court,
' nation, the continuation of the
raining the Stonlngton Sav-
from paying out money to
’whs granted. The order
monthsfum August 3, and
W [as that dep Itors may receive
not (that 0 their deposits on
' iii. and fifteen per cent. on
15. Judge Wheeler inti-
hat the habit should have its
diltirsly wound up by July 1.
he iquldatlon will be through
floor of the bank, and
for Mil be appointed.
W
' PREVENTED.
Ilia ling an ouncement that a
, .91.“ iiiilci e had been discov-
tinterest any. A run down
.. despond ncy lnvariably pre
do and something has been
prevem that condition
as suicide likely. At-the
t of self destruction take
it re. It being a great
ill strengthen the
.100 .,Aug. 3,—Harold
wn.‘ children of this
‘3' lescapcd drowning
ng yesterday. Harold
‘ Inga in his efforts
etheyond his'depth.
.to his assistance and
1+!“
DI. LIERANOO’I.
a 0MPODND D.
“P6
MN iN BRISTOL.
Au ust 3.-I.ightning
the home of Edward
hinpeii's Hill, two miles
, Bil none of the family was
, in! damage was t
' plastered partitions.
was lying beside a stove
nearly all the hair
hide.‘ , .
sail th stock must be sold
St ck' IS doing fast and an earlu
necessaru to secure the
Sales take place rain or shine.
W. Taylor,
To NORTH MAIN STREET
' George H..McGuire. George T. Crow.
“1‘“ the
9 fore they are eligible to practice in
, The legislative committee was in
‘ stru
m. Eveninc 7:50
8, STURTEVANT. l
n.
*r'. ..- n as.
SOUTH NORWALK.
STATE VETERNARIEB.
Doctors Perform Operation and Hold
Their Annual Dinner.
WATERBURY, Aug. 3.—-The annual
meeting of the State Veterinary asso-
ciation was held at Dr. Thomas
Bland's Veterinary hospital on Phoe-
nix avenue yesterday. The meeting
waswell. attended. more than 40 vet-
erinarians from diflerent parts of the
state being present.
‘ The meeting opened shortly before
noon with an exposition of difficult
operations by Prof. W. L, Williams,
of Cornell university. During each on
oration Dr. Williams gave a lengthy
talk to the doctors on the dlifcrcnt
stages of the work. An operation was
alsopertormed by Dr, H. Whitney, oi
New; Haven.
At 3 o'clouk the association held Its
annual banquet at the Hotel Con-
necticut, after which a business meet-
ing. was held. and late this alternoou
oilicers for the coming year ware
elected. Among the veterinarians
present were Dr, Herbert Lowe. oi
Paterson, N. J.. president of the New
Jersey» Veterinary association; Drs.
lay and C. R. With, of New Britain;
Dr, RS S,’l‘odd of New Milford; Dr
’1‘. E. Robinson, Westerly. R. L; Dr.
J. H. Kelley, New Haven; Rr. J. H.
Gardiner, Norwich; Dr. E. C. Ross,
New Haventnr. H. E. Bates. South
Norwalk; Dr. G. H. Parkinson, Mid-
dletown; Dr. G. W. Loveland, Tor-
rington; Dr J. S. Scofleld and Dr W.
l... Fowler, Greenwich; Dr. Martin,
Bridgeport; Dr W. N Haverstick. oi
the Norwich (N. Y) Pharmacal 00..
and Theodore F. Krey oi the Parks
Davis Co., New York.
After the banquet, which was held
at the Connecticut hotel the mem
hers hold another business meeting at
mlttee reported that legislation in the
shape of more stringent laws was nec-
essarii. and recommended that a law
be secured making it necessary for
veterinarians to pass an examination
before a state board at examiners be
the state. such i‘aw not to apply to
those Julio were in practice three years
previoiis to the adoption oi the law.
edto bring this matter on. at
the next sitting of the legislature.
During the evening a number of op-
orations were, performed.
f—fi-No such thin as “summer com-
plaint" where Dr. owlers Extract oi
Wild Strawberry Is kept handy. Na-
tnre‘n remedy ior every loosenesa oi
the bowel I. 4
OENTLEMAN IURGLAR lN JAIL.
Greenwich Congrciatiiinai
This! OouId. Olva 32.000
, Asked by Judge lorries.
, l H. Aligp a—George
‘ the alleged "geiitieinan burg-
‘ in the Second Congr
rooms of the Waterbury Business .
Mess association. The special cont .
Church .
are: rude. semiarmrics 6 cts.:
Ilia
I.
'1'. J's V '
tiller... 0 this
was ions in his room yostor Iy Ittor~
noon in srd'a Black on Main Iiraot.
adhering from injuries which are ap
parently fatal. His crias summoned
aid. When aid reached him he was
neonacious and alone. At the local
.ospiial the question as to tho mau'I
recovery met wit Inavaslve anawnr.
All indications no nt is attempted inur-
dsr. Two arrests liIVo been ma 9 on
suspicion. When Bosworth had his
permanent residence here he was sup-
posed to be a policy agent. losworth's
skull was fractured in two places. lilo
pockets were turned inside out and a
diamond ring had been torn from his
lingers. John itan and Charles Hub
bard two strangers. were arrested on
suspicion.
CONTRACTS!) CHRONIC DIAR-
RHOEA IN THE PHILIPPINES.
"Willie with the 11.8 Army in the
Philippines, l contracted chronic diar-
rhoea. l suffered severely from this
terrible disease for over three years
and tried the prescrlpilons of numer-
ous physicians. but iound nothing that
did me any good until . tried Chamber
laln's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, two small bottles of which an.
tirely cured me and l have since had
no return at the disease "uflerman
Stein, 212 N. Union Ave, Pueblo, Colo
min. This Remedy Is for sale by
Stillson Powell Corporation. Clifford
Pharmacy. PierceI Bridge Pharmacy
,
1
fit our customers. '
and many more will be found on
i l
cits oinaad on for some lift a years. N
A. Dick erman
Thursday,
iiivl
(or .. milk *JIBJW
the contents of one
impact.“ and (run
o hosting or ma
ier than anything a
the table. ,
grocer. Two packages It costs.
WANT OLD TAM"
RIO JANEIRO,
0hlmber~oi Deputies lowing passed1 on
its iii-It reading. I hill lain; the cus-
toms tarli'ia to a prohib tlv’e rats, with-
out couaultlug the budget committee,
the roprosentstlv here of the United
States, Qreat mi in, Gorilla”. AllI'
triu, Belgium. France and ltaly have
approached the government asking it
to use its influence with cesarean for
the maintenance of the old tariff.
G. B. IURHANS TESTIFIEO AFTER
FOUR YEARS.
(1,-8. Burbans, of Carlisle Center,N
Y., writes: "About four years ago i
wrote you stating that I had been
entirely cured of a severe kidney trou-
ble by taking less than two bottles of
Foley's Kidney Cure. it entirely stop-
ped the brick dust sediment. and pain
andsymptoms of kidney disease disap<
posted. I am glad to say that] have
never had a return of any or these
symptoms during the four years that
have elapsed and i am evidently cured
to stay cured, and heartily recommend
Foley Kidney Cure to any one suffering
from kidney or bladder trouble." For
sale at Plaisted' a Drug Store. "
Semi-Annual
Factory-R emnant
Surplus Sale
commences
A careful perusal of the items here mentioned will give you an idea of the bargain offered,
Sale.
i..
use TICKETS INDICATE THE SALE Goons.
Iiid I Malian of milk
illixoil) to
This is the
time at year when ice can tutu bet
I on out put on
Order today from your
“IOTA! NED.
' For sale by Stillson- Powell Corpora
,lopiiiatlao I , .
m ;'
roar AU rumors Hlytl, Au sit a.
-—The situation here Is calmer may
but the ulatlon is still excited and
all the yri an stores are closed, their
proprietors not daring to open them
owing to fear of the riotous soldiers
and populace. The American minia-
tor. Mr. Powell, has advised all 0!
those who have consulted with him, to
be calm, promising them piloscious
protection shortly.
BOWILOOMPLAINT IN CHILDREN.
During the summer months children
are subject to disorders or the bowels
which should receive careful attention
as soon as the llrst unnatural loosonosa
of the bowels appears. The bept edl.
Chamberlain s Colic, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy as it promptly controls
any unnatural loosenees of the w-
els, whether it be a child or In ad lt.
titm, Clifford Pharmacy,
Bridge Pharmacy
MR. F088 PROMOTED.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.. Aug 3—Urlah
Foss, for the past live years the day
foreman at the east end barns of the
Connecticut Railway and Lighting
company in Bridgeport was today ap-
pointed superintendent of the New
Britain division of the company. Mr.
Foss came here from Syracuse. N. Y.,
Piereo' a
00
"Ir 28th
We extend to the people of The Norwaiks a cordial'invltation to attend our Popular SEMI-
ANNUAL SALE OF “FACTORY REMNANTS AND SURPLUS STOCK."
, The success of our previous Under-Price Sales warrants us in making ample preparations for
this one, andwc are putting out bargains in every department that will be sure to interest and pro-
nnd will assume his new duties to-
morrow. .
COTTON CLOTH.
Unbleached Muslin, lengths. 2 to 6
yards. Regular price 7c.
Sale Price, 5 ch.
Unbleached Muslin, Dwight, 3 to it
Yards, value 10c.
Sale Price, 71/; eta.
- Unblocched Muslin, 2% yards wide.
regular price 19c.
Sale Price, 18 etc.
Unbleached Muslin, 2% yards wide,
regular price 25c.
Sale Price, 21 eta.
Unbleached" Muslin. “Dwight"
width. Regular price 29 cts.
Sale Price 24 eta.
Bleached Musllns, lengths 2 to 6 yds.
Regular price 8 cts. -
Sale price 6 eta.
Bleached, Dwight. 2 to 8 yds.
gular price 10 cts.
Sale Price 8 eta.
. Bleached Sheeting, 21,9 wide. Regu-
lar price 22 cts.
, 8an Price 18 etc.
Bleached Sheeting, 2% wide. Regu-
lar price 29 cts.
Sale Price 22 cts.
Bleached Pillow Cases, 45 in. Regu
lar price 10 cts. ,
. Sale Price, 8 eta.
Bleached Pillow Cases, 45 in. Regu-
lar price 12 M cts. ’
, Sale Price, 10 cts.
Bleached Pillow Gases, Hematitched.
Regular price 15 cts. '
Saiaprice, 121/. on.
King Silesia, 81x90. Value 59c.
, Sale Price. 59 ch.
imwmcfisaeets. sixes. virus as.
Sale» Price. 55 etc.-
WAN-l GOODS.
nun-nu.
Bundll'd Shifting Prints. 3 to 0
9-4
Re-
price 39:49
Lollies
price 34.98.
‘ In
WASH GOODS.
Figured Lawns. choice patterns, Mill
Ends and full pieces.
8an Price, S cts.
Standard Downs and ‘Dlmiiy. Regu~
lar price 1255 cts.
8an Price S cts.
Madras Cords, 2 to 8 yards. Value
,15 cts.
Sale Price, 11 Its.
Madras, extra line, 2 to it yards. Val-
ue 22c.
Sale Price. 15 cta.
WHITE GOODS.
Superfine White Percale.
price 15 cts.
Sale price 18 cts..
Superfine Nainsook. Regular prices
20 cts.
Regular
Sale price 12%, eta
Fancy weaves White (loads. Regu-
lar price 1315 to ill cts.
8an Price 9 etc. ,
Fancy weaves White Goods.
lar price 25 cts.
8an Price. 15 cts.
Regu-
‘Choicost patterns White Goods. Re- ..
gular price 86 cts to 50 cts.
. Sale Price, 25 cts.
LADIES' GARMENTS.
Ladles‘ Shirt Walsts, white and col-
ored. Regular price 60c.
, Sale Price 35:.
‘WIlStS, colored.
Sale Price 50c.
Ladles' Shirt- ”waists white and col-
ored. Regular price 31.00.
' ~. ‘ Sale Price 75c.
La'diea Shirt Walsh, white. Regu-
lar price 31. 35 to 31.49, '
Price 51.90.
Better quality at similar reduction.
ladies wanting Skirts. Regular
Sale Price 51.59.
les' Walking Skirts.
Ladies'
Regular
price 76o. ,
" ,.4
Regular i
CHILDREN’S DRESSES.
Striped Gingham. sizes 1 yr. to 5
yrs. Regular price 250.
Sale Price 19:.
Percale and Gingham, 5 yrs. to 12
yrs. Regular price 50c.
Sale Price 39:.
Gingham and Fancy Trimmed, ii yrs.
to 8 yrs. Regular price 75c and 890.
8an Price 50:.
Handsomely trimmed, 4 yrs. to 12
yrs. Regular price 31. .
Sale Price 75c.
"Buster Brown" and other styles at
similar reduced prices. .
Chasers.
‘ noun-II—
Tapestry Brussels,8 8 0crivire, 5 to 25
yds. Regular price80c »
Sale Price 50¢. a,
Tapestry Brussels,- best 10 wire,
to 25 yds. Regular price 31. 00.
Sale Price 750.
All Wool Ingrains. Valuoplloc.
. Sale Price 504:.
. All Wool ingrains, best quality.
Length 5 to 20 yds. Regular price
75c.
Sale Price 60c.
SMVHNA HUGS.
, Size 16x32. Regular price 75c.
, Sale Prl ca 59:.
Size 13:368. Regular price 31.00.
.. ePrl so ”out
Size 21x45 Regular price 31. 39.
‘ Sal a Pearl 91.00
Size 26x62 Regular price 32. 00.
Sale ‘cPrl ea 31.“. ’
Size 30x60. Regular Price 32.75.
Sale ”19081.99.
Size 30x72. Regular gEIce 39. 75.
Sal I Price 52.
-W
, Honoring sues.
Size 18x38. Regular price 81 00.
Sal. ,Pr mm
cine In use for bowel compla i. ll '
bill, with Bridgeport well in the read.
The Campaign in
Women cxiicct summer
this month, and they are.
bargains, like these.
most beautiful colors.
lovely dress.
35 cts.
Imported Linen Voile, tau,
green, light and dark, blue,
were 35 (‘15.,
now 19 cts.
Merccrized Checked Suiting.
ware 3734, now 25 cts.
Colored Pongees, light blue,
pink, champagne, with lace
stripes, were 6513., now 39 cts.
Silk Mousselines, stripes and
all over designs, were 75 cts.
and $i.oo, now 33 cts.
.- ............_. a- ..
STATE PAYS $900
. . 9““-
Drldgeport'a share of, Cost of Trolley
- Strike Will be Greatest of All.
, Comptroller W. E. Seeley of Bridge
port, Attorney General William A.
King of Wllilmantic and State Tax
Commissioner Andrew F. Gates. of
Hartford. met yesterday at the county
court house and decided upon the up
portionment of the expense fer tresp-
in. order during the trolley strike last
year, between the city of Bridgeport,
the borough or Shelton and the state
Under the law, the costs taxed by;
Judge George W. Wheeler, are charge-
able only to cities and boroughs. the
towns not having to pay. This cuts
out Fairiield, Westpori and Stratiord,
and it looked as though Bridgeport
and Shelton would have to pay, the
City Attorney Cullinan got the st-
toch general to agree that the state
lit to pay for the towns. and this
Ignited Bridgeport‘s share of the ex-
gnarl nearly 31. 000. The exact Timeouts
b
laws: Bridge rt, 32, 937; Shelton,
3186, less 349.0 paid out by the bar-
ough, tearing 389. 50; state, 8950 ..98 in
To Port Jefferson and return
We have arranged with the Bridgeport and Port Jef-
fersén Steamboat Company for a series of pleasant trips
through this month Everyone enjoys an afternoon on the
water with the ocean breezes especially on a'liot August
days, so here it is within easy reach. We
extend the privilege to all indiscriminately, but necessar-
ily we must limit the number, and so it will be for those .
who purchase for cash, goods to the amount of three dol-
lars ($3.00) or over at one time. "i
Tickets will be given at the store at time of pur-
chase, andcan be used on any Monday, Wednesday, or ,
Friday in August when the “Park City" leaves Bridgeport l
at half past one, returning at half past six.
Three hours‘ delightful sail on the Sound.
sometimes excellent values, once in a while phenomenal
Swiss Muslins from Arnold, Constable & Co. .
import the finest novelties that come from abroad. ;
Zephyr Muslims with a (limity cord interwoven are in the ;
Palcbluc and white, green laven-
ilar, corn color, and white and black mixtures.
them can be made to wear Over White or a color making a
The price, 8 cts.
The D; M
s paid agreed upon were as fol ‘
other words, Huntington. outside the ..
as;
«inf it B B' ‘ ti“
on the Steamer “Park City."
.. .,
should like to
.'.‘
’i
l I
1
Two hours in Port Jefferson. '{l
Summer Goods.
goods to be marked down
There are usually good values, ,
.1
They
Some
Any of
Worth 19 cts. g? 1
Fine imported Batiste, stripes, flower sprigs, and oili- 1
er dainty patterns, a large assortment.
12% cts., worth
l.
Real Irish Dimity, an cle- {
gent assortment, stripes and f
figures were 29 and 35 cts., H
now 19 cts.
Toklo suit and Linen “Nov-
3
i
cities lace and silk spotef- .7 E
iccts, were ,50, now 25 cts. 2.
St. Gall Swisscs,
grounds with raised dots, 1
white "9’ 3
some very rare and choice, i.“ ‘
5 t
Read Co.
were $i.oo, now 33 cts.
onetwentysthird, and the state would
pay the balance.
The figures given above were reach-
(1 by this methods and were agreed
to as being fair. The city and Shel-
ton I’ared much better than many
thought they would. Attorney Gen-
eral King was not inclined to be "in-
sistent on small points. but desired
to get the matter settled amicably
without further time and expense if
poasible. For this reason the propor-
tion the state will pay for the towns
I's slightly larger than the number 01!
car hours in the towns, which was
4.869 and would make the state's share .
four and eight- tenths twenty-thirds, in-l
stead of which it will pay about live
and two-tenths twenty-thirds. . -
A news “ems says “An Eastern man
fell dead while putting on his wife's
overshoes." A man who would wear
his wife's overshoes deserves punish-
meat, though not so severe as that——
Denver Times.
borough. ot Shelton, Stratford,‘ Fair-
the state We. ' ‘
At the hearing Attorney Alli-ed t1.
Baldwl a, borough counsel. Ward
William Kraut. ludse Curtis. Iadoth-
ers of Shelton were present
Deputy aliens Belch P.
pronouns, Ilsa-chins OhIrlea
Shelton. VIA-lied. to
field and Westmrt are in the amount ,
i V I Mg} m
ergo ,kopt the union! thedeputles. and c: _
en
mm Davldxonaad, om
. flag. nuns-K
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