Norwalk.
maths care of a phyg‘lclbn.
“3'. Mrs. some Britten Manville with
’ , 1 For gash;
A star. is»; 3:49 to;
“m. I'll 1
. Iii . r . " ‘
‘ b ‘ it 9
Alum tightness
ILAOK as} not" we
yt‘trsgiuo
watts, TAN AND ILACK AT 260.
ALL new Pancake.
‘ ‘4‘ if AT
El kllfloh'ko,
Nihhcitsmn Hotel stock.
46 and 47 West Washington Strut,
cried Nb‘rwslkl
institutes w
RATHER FORECAST.
WEATHER
For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy with probably local showers
tonight and Tuesday. ”lightly cooler
tonight. An area of low pressure is.
central this morning over Lake Supe-
rior. Warm, muggy weather with show.
erecontlnues in the central and east-
ern sections. Several places reported
temperatures of 90 degrees or above.
The highest was 96 degrees at Kan-
sas City‘tllnd St.-‘Lou‘is. "A number of
thunderstorms were reported from the
Lake region and, New England. Con-
ditions favor for this vicinity warm,
muggy weather with local showers and
blunderstorms followed on Tuesday by
fair and" cooler.
The public schools of the town will
close for the summer vacation next
Friday. -
William J. Inland, of New Britain.
has been spending a few days in South
Charles . T. Nelson, of New York.
was the guest of friends in South Nor~
walk. Sunday.
‘—
The Norwalk City Council will hold
a semi-monthly meeting this evening
at the Council chamber in Wall street.
Aaron Coburn. of Trinity College.
Hartford, has been spending a it-w
days at his home, Colonial Cottage.
South Main street. .
William J. IlEInnd, of New Britain.
wall the guest Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs, Frank J. Bradbury, of Bnyvluw
avenue.
.fifi—v—o—
Fletcher ‘Willlamson. of
Academy. Hamilton. New York. has re.
turned to South Norwalk to spend the
summer vacation.
Thomas Conley Reading. extra train
despatcher at the Grand Central Sta-
tloll. New York. spent Saturday with
friends in South Norwalk.
.‘p
Miss Ethel DcClaire has returned "
to her bottle in Cleveland. 0.. after
having spent four weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. James Cole, of llavlland
street.
The New York Tribune today con:
tained a group likeness of the Connec-
ticut Mayors' Association. and an ac-
count. of the outing at Steeplechase
lsland. last week.
Daniel Ryan. the actor. who has-a
gréat many admirers, in Norwalk.
is now in Waterbury. directing the
summer stock company at Poll’s their
tre, in the Brass City.
' «,Miss Sarah McClure and Miss Jen-
nie Dibble, of South Main street. sull-
ed Saturday from New York city on
thti’ steamer Columbia for a trip
mfgugh ‘Eti'gld'hd, Scotland and Ire-
lsn .
Sarney Oldfield. the famous racing
automobllist. drove through Norwalk
yesterday on his way from Hartford to
New York. Oldfield had a big red
Peerless turing car, with his name at
the rear of the tonneau.
Major Eben Hill. Jr.,
town, yesterday afternoon, front llart-
ford in his big Columbia cur. Mr. Hill
was accompanied on the return trip by
George E. Risley, of the Electric Ve-
hicle Company.
arrivel In
4—A blessi g alike to young and old:
Ill”. Foley's l£tract of Wild Strawber-
ry; nature’s specific for dysentery.
diarrhoea and slimmer complaint.
‘ Rose Fernandez. the Concord street
glsl in the room of Miss Emma Bou-
ton at the Franklin street school, who
was pushed down in the basement by
a boy, one day recently, antlber none
broken. in gelling along nicely under
h 'r friend, Miss marshes 1.. De Per-
elman-a. has me to: d a week
ort‘s‘o It the home of his Do For.
aonalre‘u parental: Brooklyn. .
The supply or use-brides ls fully
up to.the’avel‘llgo. ; j“ ”I u -
n n t ltd-en. . . of South.
ar-vlv'a‘lk,“i.wlll tulle uglnser Adams
r'un.on Conductor Charles
's'ttrl'lin between this cit and
. Mums liaison ,tllht
, tilts the tidy be latter «in
word, comet-titling his
c this morning. i
W
gall lvuls. olli
d 1
fl WALK
at,“ rifts. u... r . ~
asstor arm
,8on Bottom Prices
" fill—itinerant our.
LADIIS' LACE Lists? Hose m
Colgate I
f,‘M.Psl'tit . ,
wrenches: ,,
u.
the Clitdfihdrmacy ‘
We will present one of
these beautiful icturcs of
Niagara Falls I ummor or
Winter scene) to everyqpur-
chaser of one 25 cent box of
Spiro Powder
The pictured mea'ai‘tt‘c is x
19 inches, and you angst see
them to a preciate their real
beauty. piro Powder has
the peculiar power of'dutroyv
ing the odor of pets lratlon
on body. feet and. hing.
Its use gives adeli htfulsenlo
of personal clean nus. x ‘
Don't fail to take advantage
oi our free picture oil”.
A sample of Spiro and book
of valuable toilet hints It...
A Great Remedy
for Stomach. Liver. and
. Kidneys
When there is no desire for
food, or there is soreness in
the pit of the Stomach; or the
food comes up in the throat,
your Stomsoh is out of order
and the Liver. ‘Kldnoys.
Nerves and Blood are moire
or less affected. For all these
conditions. use
Boswosra's
5T- I'NFALLIBLE
a l N
Nssvnss
This medicine acts directly
on the Stomach. Blood and
arvoo. and supplies new life
to all the organo. its efioot on '
weak Stom'acha and Not-vi-
ia_ truly reltlarkable. Bop-
wdrth’i lnialllblo Norvlr'io
does not zdepead on alcohol to
dull or disguise the static}...
Safe louse. Ask usabout it.
m
1‘. Hill Man-field's
Exp-11.21; am 3
. ‘ our“ all
diseases of
the skin.
1 r o m the
miidosliormio
i the novel?”
3. 0-
-' mi. Salt
s: l ' Id nhlilunm '
”a. I ° a m'
all?”
discuss. w are they were pronounced
hopeless by the doctors. You. many
such cases of 5 to 40 years
standing have been “Ila.
v6- (III and race
this marvelous skin ouro.
..culLLA.RIs should be is
every horns. It removes all Baby
llu more. curossChappod
an ‘ to even , .
asisfiaimgrulouuad In.
stops Coughing and to
l'hrbatund luqta lygood loath
Scalp and Hal r. Removes Dan-
druf .apdmakes the Hair some
sell, (this .
natural ca r.
"up ,.._I.. r r
Drives Out
Rheumatism
ATHLOPNOIDI ht“.
crash-t boon to Rheum".
sufferers aver placed More ills
public. It has proveditawerlll is
’Jionnoil 1 ‘le. 2
. .tlwoiivo' ‘ i
M bandrduua' ‘ 8‘
M mum .
cab'ig'ffltgnfl'fiififii‘tn
l t . cured .hv
E‘jfl‘" The doomgfi‘ m
luxuriant and ,9“ la ,
A bottlamrovodirdfllflio
ARMYr‘tAND NAVY.
ur- l .m' ,l
Connecticut's Amy and Navy Club
will . bold . its annulus truncating , at the
Pequot house, New location. June till.
no.0! thexvicetpresldsnts will pro-
at e. the tcasuuastsr Mam. been se-
lected. and themes! moors will base
let-ted by the nastiest committee.
which consists of General” award Har—
land. of Norwich. Whilst dbsrles u
Uplmm. of Marines. General Edward 3.
Greeley. ohNew Haven. General Chas.
l-l. Pine. of Ansonis, and Colonel Sim-
eoan. Fox, cit Nomi-lavas. 'lilourleolt
members of the club havewiiod since
the last meeting. .. .
The honbred guest of t 9 club wil
be General 0. O. Hewitt ,. . 8. Ar, ro-
tired. and a eulogy. on neral Joseph
R. Hawley, president of the club in
1881. who died March. 18, will be deliv.
cred by Charles Hopkins Clark. of
llagtford. who will be a guest of the
c u . »
Major ill. V. Preston. of Hartford. a
member of the club. will .deliver‘a en‘-
logy on Colonel Jacob L. Greene, pres.
ideal of the club. who died march 29.
Resolutions on the dehth of General
Hawlcy will be presented by Chief Jus-
tice David Torrance, on the death of
Judge Henry. E. Taintor. by Judge Al-‘
fred B. Beers. of Bridgeport, on the
death of Dr. Juli. Granola. of Bay-
brook. by Major Preston. Judge Thin,-
tor was a member .of the executive
committee of the club and Dr. Gran-
his was a vice president.
ASTHMA SUFFERERO SHOULD
. KNOWJHIS.
Foley's Honey and Tar has cured
many cases of asthma that were con-
sidered hopelessr- Mrs. Adolph Bues-
ng. 701 West Third street, Davenport.
Iowa, writes: "A severe cold- con.
tractcd twelve years ago was neglect-
ed until it finally grew into asthma;
The best medical skill available could
not give me more than temporary re-
lief. ii‘oley's Honey and Tar was rec-
ommended and one fli’tyrbeut bottle en-
tirely cured me of asthma which had
been growing on me for twelve years,
and If i had taken it at the start i
would have been saved‘years of sul'fer.
lug." Sold at Plaisted's Drug Store.
II
TIRED OFvTHE MAJOR.
Hartford Horse Guard Want Hard to
Get Out.
A round robin is in circulation am
oug the members of the First Com-
pany. Governor's Horse Guard, asking
the resignation of Major Gilbert 1’.
Hard, who has been in command of,
he company about eight years. having
succeeded Major Francis M. Warren.
[It requests the maior's resignation by
.uly 1. .
it has been an open secret for some
little that there was a desire on the
part of some members of the company
.hat Major l‘lurd retire and it to under-
ttood that he has been aware of this
feeling. This desire. tenet understood
to be based upon any ohJection to the
major personally, who ltssilong been
mnneclcd with the Organisation, but
to a belief on the part of the "dissatis-
fled that a. change would be to the ad-
vantage of the guard. The organiza-
tion is not tricking the progress that its
friends desire and not Illlflttlurillly the
commanding officer comes In for the
chief blame. whether he is really at
fault or not.
The feeling on the part of those who
are back of the momentum is under-
stood to be that the present major Is
not pushing enough ,in his efforts to
bring his command to the front, where
they feel that it shpuld be. They be-
lieve that with a more aggressive man
at the head things would improve.
A BAD SCARE.
Some day you will get a bad scare.
when you feel a pain in «your bowels.
and fear appendicitis. Safety lies in
Dr. King's New Life Pills, it sure cure,
tor all bowel and stomach diseases;
such as headache. blllionsneas: cos:
tiveness, etc. Guaranteed at F. la
Baxter‘s Drug Store, only libs. Tr '
them. "
--—--—--9m
RAILWAY OFFICES.
The Accounting Depamnt of thd
Consolidated Will MIOmoVOd
to Hartford Jilly 1.
it is announced today by the manag-
ers of the Consolidated Railway Conr
patty that the published reports as to
the transfer of some departments of
the general offices of the company to
Hartford are correct in part.
Only the-accounting dopartlnillt is to
be removed at this time wallowing
has yet been definitely .. as to
other departments. Til rolnoval of
the-accounting department will be
made unduly I. and the officials and
clerks will .qaartered in the Hart:
ford Street ailway Company's office
building on State street. which is now
owned by the .Oonsolidatsd Railway
. Company. Hartford is convenient
central mint for handling e accounts
of the various trolley systems in this
section owned the co pony. and is
naturist-titl-
transmit
Y
about midway llietwetnt t. a two large
systems at Springfield IIII‘INOW Hav»
en.
W
HUG! ”Edit.
I It, was a huge task to undertake the
cure of such a bad one of kidney di-
» sense. as that tho. Inventor. of Obero-
kee, is., but Electric Bitters did it. He
. writes:" My kidneys were so far gone,
I could not sit on acbalr without a
cushion: and noncredit-tint .ttrbadtul
Macho. headache and depression.
.in Electric Bitters. however; [fans
a sure, $32.3: them fl'lMIW‘h“
Worn ”transmit *wmli'thm um
' ill tr. »-llvsr or, up h. . nudism
to“? y it'll. Banter. cranial; brie:
stuns-m cattlsloa.
An auto driven by a party from Not-
avenue car at tho corner—of nyruu
l at prevented what “might have
a mechanisms The machine was
Illa“! torture theoolutor when . the and
‘ ’erator seemed to lose control. The
statorman feVel‘setl his lover and back.
his car out of danger.—-Itamford
A . " a .
. '~ TH NORWRWK» :‘L'EVNING S
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annual Meeting “ name‘s.» cuts
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liib‘ltltllldfl luscious. adv. s.“1,ilr 3...; Must . .
Mmsuttlrrrmnwu mt» acyclic-s ‘"Gibwmlfldr”“TdIiFi“i"Wllé‘ in
nonsensical Willi Library. \ Hartford’sutdty."
After an auscultation with the Dan-
"bury lilb‘rii‘y. of“ thirty ears, most of Gilbert
this time its IIbi'at‘Idii. is. 0.11.
ford has resign h r position.
situation to is 0' act July 1.
olive librarian for a number of years. ,
in. has hel the position and the tlu- "Elder afternoon.
ties have eon, performed by barium of the wedding which was
daughters. the Misses hisry ill. San~ “U“ 100‘“! affair, contained
ford. Grace N. Hartford and Martha w. Hugs"! Courunt. the tailoring "In
Sanford. Miss Mar ill. Sanford. as as- film 'i . . . ~
siltsnt librarian; his been in charge of Only- illfimbers of the two families
"the library. * i‘Wel‘owDreseut rat the ceremony. but
Mrs. Sanfordan her dtugbters are ”“30"! was a large reception followit‘t .
already preparing to move to Goldens “P6 ceremony was performed at 3430
surface. N. Y.. where they have rented 001003 1’! RGV- Joseph 8.. Twicllell,
a "“19 house which they will open pasturtoftbs Asylum avenue Congre-
tiluly 1 for the. reception of summer Kiilomlruhumh. assisted .by Rev. 31.
boarders and for the entertainment of “0“ F- .Tallmadge, secretary iof the
automobile and driving parties. The State Sunday School Association.
house is being fitted up luxuriously), '“Io bride-was attended by ‘her cou-
and will be. kept open all the year. it 3 . “‘38 Ed“! («00km of Winsted,
lie but a half mile-trout the railroad “flulhlfil‘l-Ofvthu latetox-GOvernor Lor-
.statlon and a mile from the terminus “m 13- Locke. as maid of honor. The
of the Danbury and Harlem Railway. 98‘ News Dr- David Flake. of
During the years in which they have “3330: 3 Mather oi the bridegroom.
conducted the library. the Misses San. and the ushers were Rev. it. C. ide.
ford have made friends of all the sub- 9'3“" 0‘ the 30““ Consrssatlonnl
sorlbcrs to that institution and since ”WWI- NW Britain, and Rev. Clar»
they first took charge have seen the shoe Arthur Lincoln, pastor of the Dr.
library grow from a limited collection lhudox Conventional church. Man-
ofboolol to one of nearly sixteen Chester-by-thosea, Mass. The flower
thousand vol cs. Uniform courtesy bearers._.young lnlfiflefi. Were Esther
and painstakli‘xg efforts to please have Pratt Gaylord and ethyl Gold Flake. a
made them decidedly popular with the “”09 ~03 “It bridegroom. A small
reading public and the news of this ”0% Ferrari Parker ‘Wfll'tl, son of
resignation will be received with gen- "'- C- Merton .Ward and M”. Ward;
eml regret. | f ”“8 01W. outta cousin of the bride,
One of the directors of .the library. “9 the flux bearer. Miss Gaylord.
said that the resignation of Mrs. Sun- 0“ OHM flower bearers ill the dough.
ford had been in the bands of Presb‘ ”MUM- J. Howard'flaylord. otWeat
dent lves a few days but had beamheld Brooktleld, “nus and Miss Flake, the
in the hope that it might be withdrawn, all“? flower‘bearor. is a daughter of
Consequently nothing had been done bl. and M”. 2- H. “film. of Shel-
toward securing a new librarian and it bouillorMala. The ushers are mem-
was probable that the position would _ 9"“ M ”‘9 Wilelmom'fi college fra-
not be filled permanently for several' WWW Phi Kappa Phi. at Amherst
wacks, at least. A temporary librar- col 39- ‘ ‘ ‘ '
tan will probably be installed in the! The wedding presents were shown
library during the summer months in I“ do upper ’00!“ and muslsted of
omenlhutthe work of the institution zgfuglgo 3:33:31 stfrtn in silvdeu. staid.
l to ru tio . . 3. “8s an 0 or
may at) muff withou in r p n :1; Mann“, ““dh“3§"'% articles. Among
I L '3'“ “‘5 3 9 9" r a latte amount
JUST WHAT E\S%RVONE SHOULD from the bride’s father-and a nurse of
Mr. J. T. Barber, of irwlnville, 0a.. 5“" "0'“ all"? parishioners of the
always keeps a bottle of Chalnbergbrldeflmmfl
laln's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea. ,
Remedy at hand ready for instant use! 'I' ““9 mew“: ‘WMW by Cdoutfl
Attacks of colic. cholera morbue and‘ 0”“ Ml" Ed“ COORE and Dr. Flake.
diarrhoea come on so suddenly that ,Durml ”if? Weddtus and recelltton and
there is no tithe to hunt a doctor or go rm" ”‘9 Wadi“!!! breakfast was be-
m the store for medicine. Mr. Bar—7 "3' ""9“ '5’ 33830. musit was far-
ber says: ”.i have tried Chamber? nlshcd "Y 8999““ if CESGY'H orchesr
lain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoean‘“ Abou'“ 300 persons Were present
Remedy which is one of the best modbi ft the mention: which took on large
cines I ever saw. I keep a bottle of y the character 0' 3 lawn Patti.
It in my room as I have had several‘ “WW partaking 0f refreshments on the
attacks of who and it has proved to. road ”In“ 0' on the lawn in front
be the best medicine i ever used." Sold‘ 0’ ”‘9 “0“” Photographs of the bride
by Silliaon-powell Corproatlon. (Hill. :Sflggflmfieszmng‘lg ‘2: aggogeazt‘i‘
ford Pharmacy anti Ztltfuss Pharmacy; wore lakes. and there was a very mer.
ry party until the time came for the
newly married couple -to drive away
'0' the 7-1"? “Dress for New York.
After a short wedding trlp they will
live in Georgetown.
W
STRANGE ACTION OF LAKE.
lady of Water In l’atagortla Rise; and
Falls in Most Singular Manner.
Capt. H. C. Crotllawalt directs at-
tention in an English science Journal
to the magnetic and meteorological
observatory established by the Argen-
tine gorermnent on New York island.
a small island about five miles all the
coast bf Staten island, Patagonia. says
the Baltimore American. The observa-
tory. which Is complete ill every re-
spect. is soperintcnded by four Argen-
tine naval' olllcerr. It w opened in
February. l902. The ma elic observe.
tory Is kept at an almost constant
temperattlre‘of 64 degrees l“. Many
interesting facts- about Tierra dcl
Feugo are given by Capt. Crosthwalt
in Ills paper. He directs attention to
the astonishing number and variety of
the. glaciers, and lo the fact that most
shrinkage. fie says that San Martin
lake undoubtedly occupies what was
hnce a strait jolnlng‘tbe Atlantic and
THREE. PHRYOlciANS TREATED
HIM WITHOUTCUCCES.
W. L Yancy, Paducah, Ky. writes:
“i had a severe case of kidney disease
and three of tho beat physicians in
Kentucky. treated me without success.
I then took Foley’s Kidney Care. The
first bottle gave immediate relief and
three bottles cured me parsimony. l
gladly recommend this wonderful rem-
edy. Sold at Plalsted's Drug Store.
II
M
WEBSTER'S OLD CARRIAGE.
Ono Horas Shay Used by the Fat-
mous Statesman Still in Use
In Missouri Town.
Denizcnu of Jefferson City. Mo. lit-
tle knew that a historic old earrings.
0an the proper of Daniel Webster.
orator and Unite States senator from
.~~-W
Rev. Samuel A. Fluke. pastor or the .
Memorial .flongrelationlli
San- tmarch. Georgetown. and Mills Loulw
my... Blakesiscuchase. decanter i of pot.
.Itl- relay/'33 laughter. olu.}1iar‘tfor:.mwo:-a ,
. _ h otbee‘thoulsr a s.omeotel‘on«
though Mrs Sanford u a ll Hartforduitlfl Prospect avenue, Wed» .
From the descrip.
ii ”in";
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
,temindsofm vt
. ti nose and diabs been changed ¥t
to tbsnltfulness by t a bent derived
walk almost collided with a Myrtle f ' ' t “
.gtu'cwucrmrw a
. y ,
Pacific oceans. The level of the water
of the lake rises and fails in a pecul-
Iar manner. Exact measurements of
:tbese “selches” show that the move-
ments are irregular, but on an average
they amount to about five inches, hav-
Ing a period of about four minutes. be.
tween two auccessiVe high waters. Tile
surface of the water to the eye is per-
fectly smooth.
CAEQNHA
« hr Isfan ’ “m“. ‘
Th ii“ iii ELM”! WI
more I) . " 3’9”“
eon-r cussrss It'll. subway AL-
LIANCE.
August Belmont Interested lit a, New
Terminal statifln In the Ill-oak.
A‘notlmr important development in
New York's rapid transit operations
come' to light Thursday. when It was
announced that the alliance between
the luterborough Rand Transit Com-
pany had been forth iy ratified. and
that Mr. Belmont and he Port Chester
Company had entered into a contract
for the bulldigoi I large terminal
station In the can“ . ;
The new station. ordlng to state-
ments made last week by the presi-
dent of the Port Chester Campus. is
to be located on the out side. of the
larch: ftiver, north of Trentont avenue;
The two companieli tire to share equal-
ly the expense of constructing the III.-
tion. and have a‘no ""th into a ter-
niai working agrceul at, whsreb .
transfers are to be my .. and sit tra -.
Ilc business exchanged. ' ‘
M
i'IlL imitated coon. ,
The feeling of im titling doom ill
I of Bright’s
roulta’sl stolen ‘fiml ,
«limit-o fimhm'nrtflrs . .
u 01 mils . ,
(vat comfort a , of. 533: m
m are and Ham. away: an
diabetes in .lutm'TMi writes
nrlon Lee. of ntlnrcaih. lad. “i tried
a girl. physicians without relief. Only
t res bottles of » 's Kidney Care
ads the a well than." , sold at Plato.
.y nil not film
, »- Ithstths
Tl" . miter,
d|léiartunlr A. Jud
Massachusetts, Is now in use in that
town. But such la the case, reports
the Brooklyn Eagle, and the carriage
in question is that owned by William
lloli. says the Republican. it is drawn
by one horse and presents an appear-
ance for front prepossooslng, bllt It can
be readily seen that 'tiil’s it was a car
riage such as even a senator might be
glad to rde in.
Mr. Hot purchased the carriage at
an auction sale in St. Louis. after the
wilds fair. where the carriage was
on exhibition. Attorney General
Crew. of St. Louis. recognising the his
toric value of a ride in this carriage.
was among Mr. lloyt's first passen-
gers.
it is not unlikely that chtaer rode
in this venerable carriage while going
il'om his rooms to the senate chamber
upon the day when he made his mom-
orable, real to Senator Haynes. of
80th Carol not in which he gave voice
to the expression: “Union and liber-
ty.‘ now and forever. one and insepar-
a l e."
DYING OP FAMINI
is, in its torments. like, dying of con
sumptlcn. The progress of consump
tion. from the beginning to the very
and. la a longitude".- both to victim
and friends. ' bani had censumptlon
‘in its first stage." writes Win. yet-s.
of Oesrfols,‘ Md, “arm trying di, scent
medicines and‘ a; ‘dootori vain. 1
st last will Dl'.‘ lua's New: , sobvery.
which quickly and perfectly cured me."
Prompt relief and I re cure for
coughs-colds. Worth t, Munchitls.
ate. Positively prevents. bronchitis.
cunts-d at I. H. star's D ,
to". price the and 31. at-‘bottle:
Trial bottle free. ’ '
l'i.’-|""‘"Wr
7 . new HafrdootPANV.
Tho-newly incorporltsd but coin»
. puny ill Bellini. willrbo-‘lltlows Its the
Judd. MM! dismount”. him, inn
coipnmtfll‘lo dm‘ft‘léllqm '1"
. The
cry-yr ii on contentions “at th‘ '
_ tot-y will” dim... nebula:
t comb anaconda all business
new so .- may run-l
Mafia d. I“ t and trees
If p, .- " 5? W’s
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concern
, NO sensor aaou‘r l'l‘. .
it is‘ no secret. that for Cute, Burns.
Ulcers, Fever horas. hora Inns. Sells.
«on nothing Is In subtly as l '
inns. m, . " Ht.»
dial
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ms , scorching
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THE WAIST SALE.
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few days.
ly tucked. special at title.
with tucks and insertion,
iy tucked and
$1.50. .
bargains gets abroad.
White 1
were 76c, 81 and $1.50.
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.' Three special lots of Dainty While Wrists.
A sale of Stock Collars not tolls slic'iltcd.
The summer’s greatest sale of L‘atlles’ Wash
Bel-ts. '
This is the season for cool white.
t l fills offer three lots of neweals,
y,e w sis at such prices as wig
throllg o'u‘r waist section for the next“ Embroidered “Pd. “‘39 chemisettss.
Ladies white lawn shirt waists, fine-
Lndlea white lawn shirt waists made.
at 98c.
Ladies white lawn'shirt waists. fine.
embroidery trirtunedL
with new leg o‘mutton sleeves, .at
THE STOCK COLLAR BALE.
. There'll be some busy buying of
albeit collars when the news of these
lien turn overs. embroidered
in light blue and white, at the.
i
Pique and madras stock, a large as.
sortlilent of designs, at 25c.
Ludies' collar and calf sets. em-
,broldered. perfectly designed. ht 250.
at 25c. and title. eacb.
THE can once.
, We bays received from a prominent
belt mailer a large purchase of wash
belts. These belts have been divided
, Iadlea‘ white washablocsavas belts.
come with gilt buckles. and some with
nickel buckles. special at 100. each,
Ladies' white embroideregmwasbable
baits, wide in back; at 250. ll. '
‘ Ladies' belts in vest effect, trimmed
with pearl buttons, and two small
pockets, the latest style, at 25¢. each.
Ladies white washable kid . belts
belts, wide‘lne back. at 25c each. '
Justrrecelved alarge assortment of.lndles untrlnlmed straw hats, which
we have placed on sale at 29, 39, and. Ella, the former price of these goods
till?
83-85 Washington Street.
. s. s. menses.
Spools! prices. as till Trimmed Mllllnsry. ,
Largo. Assortment of Rodgfifg-Wfir‘lflfi Constantly
on .
Ready Made Veils.
36 WASHINGTON ST..
Acouronr'
,s WING-4 on
and. estini of metal and fancy colored cihva's. The material
is i rdlly braced It
fit and stalks;
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at removing only four stove bolts.
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Let the
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, ARE ARRIVING DAILY, EACH LOT PRETTIER THAN THE LAST. WE
HAVE STYLES AND GRADES TO SUIT ANY FANCY.
soot-u NORWALK. court.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
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or setly slinpls.
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