M‘. I; lichen Potter's In
%i&t.'lh? head of the Epir
nth in Mow York city, is not
" telling stories on himself.
Windham that followed a
Imiid oaeonry meeting in his
Ite‘il‘ more than one that
Nth on him. Mention being
i his lilt‘ltid theft of a toilet
aligned ’aad said:
story is tl’ue. i was on one of
pl dud staid with some friends
hi. They had made every ef-
, 0 me comfortable, among
placing on my bureau a
#hdr-Innbnted toilet not I
old set with me, and, be-
. [King James in preferring old
CI to new ones, i put the silver
WI! and used my own
Mil my friends, about like
‘ here is the silver dressing
‘m is your room? Then
Itbe ed that I had not restored
“set to its original place, and tale-
”I!” back: ‘Am poor, but honest.
kill. upper drawer of bureaa'
thirst have found the articles,
have not been arrested for steal-
m9 lib".
another trip 1 visited an old
in an upstate parish. He was
-eior, whose housekeeper was
ld southern' mammy,‘ whom
might north with him He
comfortable, and i went
.,iti,n_tny visitations. stopping
‘ th'hlm {cr‘luncheon on my
saint.“ tall-the city. He was a th-
ed at som thing or other
ly untitled his trouble to me:
ouihnow.’ he said, ‘thtil. I am a
hater. til, I have the troubit:
i . When you said you
> y over night i found that I
it lilieéts for'your bed‘
melt came in. after you had gone
lszIItbe sheets back with him.
morning mummy came in to lay
th rage in her eyes.
M's the matter. mummy?” I
an she controlled her anger
' ii tosny: I
Peers like you have mighty queer
,' Dal; dere blshop- man' s done
i" do very sheets often do
has!'
I said before.’ concluded
honest! ’-’—~—New York Mail.
0 my. later i received a tele- ‘
It! in that chu' ch 0' yourn, Marse .
high 1), earnestly. ‘I am really‘
- MODEL this
litlllls A Willtliltil litilil
, easiest, quickest, with the least trouble, and bu ‘
oscwho take pride in setting the but table. Insist
on a " HUB" and please hu All HUB RANGES are made with or without
’ Ciel AMhmonh. Mann cturrd and Warrants-i by .
‘ SMITH & ANTHONY (10.. HOSION. MASS.
so: IALI Ir
J, COLLINS G. 00.,
ltilua‘t tilts bani—ii Min
fish in way a the bonnet
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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For this week's spcciai we. have selected Ladies' Night Gowns
and will make Special Prices that will inicrcst and proiii our num-
erous customers in the Norwalks.
MUSLIN GOWNS.
Lace Insertion and Rallies, at 39c,
CAMBRIC GOWNS.
Tl'ucks and Embroidery, (9c, vai-
no 890.
CAMBRIC GOWNS.
lictusiitchcd,
value 50c.
MUSLIN GOWNS.
Turks and Eittliroidcry at 49c, Embroidery and
I
value 60c.
MUSLIN GOWNS.
69c, valuc 39c.
CAMBRIC GOWNS.
Turks and Lace Trimmed, at .19c, iimliroidcry and iiilgc and Inscr-
vaiuc 60c.
CAMBRIC GOWNS.
at 596.
tion 79c. value $1.00.
CAMBRIC GOWNS.
'i‘ttcks and Embroidery, Lace and iiiuiiroidcry, Lit), vai-
vaiuc 75c.
A. DICKEW‘MANKISON
84 Washington Str eet, South Norwaik.
Extending the
(continuum trim Page.)
orals Grant and Betl, last night where
there was it further discussion of the
war problems '
Many silicon of the army are colt-
slutty arriving and by next Sunday it
is estimated that. heart all i}: use who
are on start duty. or who can ppossibly
get away from their commands, no that
tor where they are located will bit but”
in attendance on the oxinciiws coat
wcck either as participants or spat"
tators. Among the gathering so far are
several representatives from iorelflii
powers. and all appear to be deeply
interested in the affair.
Captain Frank D. Lllyton received a
letter today from Major James K. Cm-
foot, of Simsbnry. Conn, oonmilssary
on the staff of GeneInl Frost. in which
he stated that the other members of
the staff would arrive in the rvegimcn
tel trains from Connecticut sometime
Saturday night. The Connecticut
troops will be met at the station by
General Frost’s aides, and escorted w
the camp of the Fontth Brigade.
A thirty- -tive foot tint pole was pla-
ced in front oil the quarters of General
F,rost yesterday, and the green and
white denoting the Fourth Brigade of
the First. Divtslon of the Army of Man-
assas was raised to the top with due
teremony. At the same time a all!“
board was placed at the enhance or
the camp so that should any Norwnlk
ers oi others front Connecticut visit
grounds there will he no trouble in to
eating the camp.
the grounds were policed and placed
in good shape'by axdetali of regular
soliders from the Fifth infantry, un-
der command of Major (lienu.
F.irst Lieutenant Fred is Buchnn of
the Third Cavalry. United States Army,
stationed at Fort ieavonworth, Kan
ass, was by spetial order of (lcncrui
Fred E. Grunt, made an additional side
on the stuff of General Russell Frost.
and yesterday took up his quarters in
the Brigade Circle, the tent adjoining
Captain Frank I). Layton's being as-
singed to leiutcnnut Buchan. The lot.-
tcr was for two years a student at the
school formerly conducted by Colonel
Robert's in East Avenue, Norwalk. and
is well acquainted with a number of
the residents of the Norwalks. and has
many interesting reminiscences to re-
late. After leaving Norwnlk Lieuteu‘
ant iluehan attended the University in
Kansas; from which he graduated. At
the time of the American-Spanish war
he was captain of a company of militia
and was in the command of General
Fred .r‘tinsttitt. He saw active service
in the Philippines and was also in the
campaign in China for several months.
On his return to this country he recei-
veil an appointment in the regular or-
my, and was after promoted to be
h‘lrsi lieutenant. i
The following other-rs are detailed as
obsci vers of damages for this Division.
viz: ——
Major Edwin F, Glenn. 5th‘1ntuntry.
Major Lewis it). Goodier, Judge Ad-
vncntc. U. S. Army.
.. m. “aw—WW
field '
At the saute time ‘
”Bridal?“ word-smears. 'Brid“ .\ fAd‘ch
' “' l EAT? R'I‘ ‘ it i
i ' ‘ Entrust/inf 1.95: ‘
Store closes daily at 5 o'clock. except Saturdays. until
Tuesday, September 6th, when closing hour will
l__‘ p , be 6 o’clock.
Just for theEhildten
'i'hc Ctiili nights and i‘noruings are here, and once in a
while a whole day that is chilly, but the children ntitst not
he kept from the great wide outdoors that means health
and strength for them. We have some little Fall Rccicrs
of warm iianncl. just what are nccdcd for autumn cool-
ness. They are in blue, red and brown, quite nattiiy
touched up with medallions and braid. l’riccs, $1.00,
$1.25 and $1.75. ’ ad
Gingham Play Dresses, and a few of the strong, clean
looking i’crcaic that washes so well. at 50 and 75¢ each.
Sonic Whitc Lawn Bonnets, not many, a collection of
odd sizes marked from $1. 00 and $1. .35, down to see each.
FINE TOILET ARTICLES.
i’crlt'aps everyone docs not know what choice and dc-
sirahic preparations are manufactured by the House of
Violet in Paris. You understand that \I'iolct is the man-
ufacturcr's name, and has no reference to thc dainty
tlowci‘ we all love. The Perfume Extracts, which are
very delicate and lasting, arc in the following odors:
Moli-Melo, Ambrc Royal, Bouquet Farnese, and
Quintessence of Violet.
There is a \i'iolct‘ifircani also that is soft,
delicious
and beneficial, very pleasant to use. [5]
Ask the Toilet Section for these articles to be. shown.
A new Sachct of Coigatc‘s of extra strength, is put up
in the ever handy little glass jars, at 25c each. Sandal-
wood is in favor, and there are also iicliotropc, Vioris, La
France ix’osc anti liaiian Violet.
NOT TO BE MISSED.
One thousand yards of b csi Silk Spot Chainbray, 25c
quality at [50 a yard. 1
iirav and white checks and stripes, , .. “1‘
ii inc and white stripes and plaids, i .19
. . A.
, illiiii and blown plaids, _
15 cents.
Each piece with a pure silk dot running through the
TH! WIOI DO! 0' MONEY.
The True Meaning of Iconomy is Not
having Carefully.
"We had a discussion the other tiny
on economy." said Cynthia, "and we
found that it did not mean not spend
ing, but, rather, the host has ctf ones
means. so that we may talk about the
economy of the very rieha as well an
the economy of the uni rich. She who
spends 810000 a your oil frocks mu!
“Willi? it economically or brainlessly;
' in fact. economy menus hdhluld‘tr's‘o
item—inc administration of odds
means
"Another thing We decided was that
the clcvcrcst economists of small
means were those who had had at
some time at other thd liberal edttcp-
tlon (if being rich The woman who
has had always to economize is only
partly educated. She must, to he re-
ally successful, have had either the
administration of larger means or also
must have had examples close to her
from which she could copy. And in
this eonoctlon I always remember a
story I heard 'of aImoderstely'welli
off young man'who chase all "hls‘wifo
one of the daughters of 'a 81,000 it
your clergyman, thinking she would
be so versed in economics she would
make the very best use of his income.
But a hideous surprise awaited him.
She had not the least idea what to do
with greater means: in 'fact. she Made
a wretched appearance before the
world with his income. and finally got
into debt. The unfortunate young man
would have had his household infinite-
ly better administered by a girl
brought up in a rich-family,- who
wouidIhaveI learned how to get the
best value for a good household allow:
ance. There is no mistake about. it
that spending needs education as well
as saving."
Full Evening Dress of Long Ago. "
This was a fashionable fall drew
for evening in the year 1809. in those
days. I wonder, wcroIgitls worried in‘
their sleep by dreaming that. they
found themselves in i‘ elr night gar-
ments out. in the cold world alone?
1 .
fabric.
Major William (2. Brown, 3rd Cavalry.
Captain William 1". Martin. Commis-
snrv 5th infantry.
Captain Oliver Edwards. Quarter.
master i’Iih infantry.
(‘iiptalu Thomas F Musinnis, 16th
infantry.
First. Lieui, Ben later, Squadron Ad~
intent, 15th Cavalry.
Major Glenn will have charge of. the
detail. will designate the several ffclds
of observation and will instruct the ob-
servers as to their duties, with a view
to full compliance with orders cited
above. and with such further orders
on the subject as may be received from
superior authority.
Tclepho ne 343-6.
Furniture Smarties.
....'...._...
The D. M Reed Co.
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
does not- hesitate to recommend Ko-
dol Dyspepsia Care to their friends and
customers. indigestion causes more
ill-health then anything else, .lt’ds-
ranges the stomach, and brings on lli’
manner of. disease. chol, Dyspepsia
Cure digests what you eat, curesindi-
tients fail to understand the
' d by the doctors. The fol-
tdent Occurred at the Univ'
spitsi last Week, and illus-
DO NOT BE iMPOSED UPON.
Foley & Co, Chicago. originated
Honey and 'i‘nr as a throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity of, Foley's Honey
and Tar many. imitations are offered
for the genuine. Aait for Foley‘s
Honey and Tar and refuse any substi
in, so after getting his name
’ and other necessary data,
_ ~ . it is always a little more sstlsfyin g when hit in an 'thln if it tosses
the patient if he had a ’ g l 3 i
that something uvhich at once stamps it. as being just right, You will no-
tice in our store that nearly every article we show has a distinctive sty-
lishness, this comes train the fact that every piece is designed and finished
by makers who strive for artistic perfection III the individual piece in pref-
WHEN THE sac RiSES. Night's-mutt of loos.-
_ at home." replied the patient. orcnco to the producing of quantity at the sacrifice of perfection. . That is xyfiggfifliflmfln:Zfirfifiimfii’Mw‘iiii: “"3 ""0""! as “0 0th" ”WWW.” gestion, dyspepsia and all stomachdiw 'Evcryone seems to “W this ridicuv
til '0. practical illustration. also why oitr furniture lasts longer, it was not made too hastily. Every Minute. (lunch Curo‘curcs coughs and will give the some satisfaction. it is orders. Kodol is not only a perfect ions dream from which she wakes up
in a fright; but I don't think such a
dream would have frightened that.
damsel dated 1809. How the beauty
specialists niustmhave flourished in
those days.--London Gentlewoman.
digest-int, but a tissue building tonic as
w ell. Renew ed health, perfect
strength and increased vitality follow
its use
mildly lucrative. It contains no op—
iates and is safest for children and
delicate persons. For sale at bats-
ter‘s drug store. ”
W
Patience is another of those things
of which we don't get enough, and
everyone else K°tsioo much. , .. _ . :2
5..-”?! —_ -.-
you raise anything?" was the.
nastier:
fl'he an hesitated a moment, then
s , innocently. “Well, only a
tokens. " -- Philadelphia Tele-
rnlds and gives strength to the lungs.
Mrs. G. E. li‘cnucr of Marion, lud.,
says, "I suffered with a cough until I
run down in weight from 148 to 92
lbs. I tried a number of remedies
to no avail until I used One Minute
Cough Clll‘U. Four bottles of this
wonderful remedy cured mo entirely,
Honey and TM as a threat and lung
and restored me to my normal weight,
health and strength." Sold by Th‘e
Clifford Pharmacy. "
part has been given close consideration You will find, too, that our prices are
‘the Lowest. 5 a
A. J. COLLINS & co.
FUNERAL DiRECTOi‘tS AND EMBALMERS.
12 North Main St.,
'l‘he‘ man who makes others unne-
cessary trouble or worry, is a nuisance
for which there is no good excuse
M
The Woman of Sumatra.
The treatment given the married
:women of the island of Sumatra would
suggest aIwives’ paradise. As soon as
the marriage ceremonyuis performed
the husband makes hls'worldly posses-
alone over to his wife and thence-
forth devotes his energies to’ new
mutating a greater fortune.‘ Divorce
is practically unknown. and one cyni-
cal writer has suggested thatthis may
be because husbandIand write do not
live in the same house, each having
asepsrate home. Then there is the
period of widowhood, which‘is prac
ticularly hard to endure because of
‘ . The Japs.
to the lighting of the Japa—
j'il'clliant Japsi
" sh give the Bear moat unex-
ted rapsl .
' ey hoot, hoot, hoot,
We Muscovite gaioot,
Hus going. to wipe their nation off
South Norwalk.
CUPiD WAS BUSY.
Nupuai Knots Ties at Port cue-ici-
Since Last March.
According to the Port Chester Journ-
ul quite a number of South Norwalk
poems have patronized theIclergymen
of "Gretna Green" to become wedded _
quietly” In the published list are the
followiiign
'illil lloirill Steamboat Go. incorporated
ON assumes JUN: 15TH- .
is they shoot, shoot“ shoot,
tit Muscovtte galoot,
Janitor! W3 WEI!
March 6—Wm Lliiyd Johnson, Jr.. of , a“, very happy lot of the wife. Con-
{sew Havgzn Coilin, to Nellie Mary Kei- in us not over 30 years. has borne the signature .of geqnentiy the widows veil, nailed
"HI 0 0"“ kn by a" M- 43" . . .wammmunmmm there the “orl'ammEJ? is especially
vard
fflw“- ,._
'1“! twig... Mae
March fi-Frank G. Hoyt and Mar-
garet Eldridge, both of East Norwalk.
M! sorta] supervision Ilnc‘otts‘ W
. Allow no canto consonants can:
manufactured of. the lightest possible
material, its texture being as has as
muslin, with the result that the most
0
air cousmrhim‘mimuons and “Just-ns-g00d" are hut:
E‘Nfimfllfl M trifle mm and Mona“ the health of
Children lone W “Experiment.
* s .... w. W
( err by Rev, W. D. Thompson.
Malt‘ch 17-Henry H.'Johnson and
Annie M: Ongaro. both of South Nor-
walk, by Rev. Mark A.‘Bradley.
May «Ra—«Frank L. Van. Sony. 0"
South Norwaili..to Linie MayNety. of
New Haven. by Rev G. M,- Evans.
June lrsidncy M Wickwive. of South
Norwslk, to Nellie M. Sullivan. of
Falls Ciliage, Gonna by. Rev G. M
Evans
.. , AT TOKENEKE INN.
’ Recent arrivallx at the Tokenelto
Beach Inn are so: Katharine Flake.
of New York: Franz Kaiten'botn. or
udimm'li M We
gentle of breezes soon tear it to
pieces. Thus within a very short
ameidoes the widow find herself free
tomsrsy, and but. few months elapse
before she has found some one to con-
sole her and has again hound herself
with the golden bonds of matrimony.
Eros-s and soothing syrups. It.“ Bless-nun I!
eighth neither" lam, fic’rphlno nor other We 339°" M "‘d MW "Wt
substance. Its ago no guarantee. It destmia 0,93 r” f When the hair is dry and assume.
and strays Fevoflslmess. It curel Dian-hind an hilt "‘0 10903:“ mega“: 3:3. mg;
ii All ,1. night; 1' be It .
OolIcvifl w qumgzsitgodm “m - four ounces of rose water add halt a
9
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“tin- caitdit omml’mq
drain each or sulphur glycerin and
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' . H.” use; or. ' ' harmonise
, receives min 7:00 A. u. to 5:00 P flnfl‘fl‘mjf m $3,:th ennui dam toxin-Mme the head is ill .
, sunset. Miss baths 9 Hanan. ALWAYS m ' sanctum indicated it:
*‘ ~ . memo , to“ assessment; ' I.» rarer mmcrm
In... ‘ . New In the than to wear White Lawn Bolts} who mote-t gun ov- » amen m .31 Mom, in , Wit- ' W " i am“ , . 1""3“ “ 3° " ‘ r'
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menswear»: 1” Wm Whig“ ggili‘nilmf‘i Sold W eons-at in“ d 3 “tie I' it istuisfgmgsgstziirgdm
. , an s
goods. my (ID? Flt: m TUnKEY. - new hair keeps on ”pound; NIL-no
, MWa5"‘II .
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promise" Instr!
., lee-New 0e,
'Ioofhaln. mouthfuls-norm
amass. mm: Wants trimmed with nonhuman torus,
81.00
"wuio chin marinate-immediacy. an. a. »
WM _ .lauaeamlntharuhlmcmhuyforumomoy.
oossraurmoriLase S—A hot ;
light between Andehihii hhvlianrgents
and Turkish troops occurred at tVan .
some 31. in which more than i
score :were killed.
M
handofhairlssortehandiumilnt
that.“ can stand thdeflaitsly hols:
doflotodmhytilowramfl
there is moot-responding gain to
only
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