.1, \L
monsoon, your 5. £905.
.HOSIERY
poise LACE Hoes m TAN AND
ouch AT 15c.
tummy LACE LIBLE Hos: IN
morn, TAN AND BLACK AT 25o.
ALI. "new PAT-roam.
. AT
E0 KO BanB,
Mohnokemo Hail "link.
‘5 and}? Want Washington street.
South NOMlIk.
‘ i. ‘ t i. . . .
Illllil News NIIIBS.
"WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwallcnnd vicinity: Partly
cloudy and probably local showers to-
night and Thursday. Slightly warmer
, tomight. An extended area of low pres-
sure is central this morning over Lake
Superior. {local showers and thunder.
storms have occurred during the past
24. hours in nearly all serious east of
the Rock Mountains. A number of
pincer; in the southern and western
sections report temperatures abetIe 90
degrees. "l‘ho disturbance in the Lake.
region will move slowly eastward and
this vicinity will be on the southern
edge of It during the. next iii hours.
Charles J. Murray, of Main street.
has returned home from a visit with
Vincent Kilboy. of New Haven.
Mrs. Matthew Friend. of Lowe
street, is recm'ering front her recent
illness.
W..—
William (Ill‘lllloltl. of Ilnnbtiry, spent
yesterday in South Nut‘wulk and Visit-
ing Roton Point.
George Scudder. of I‘ceitnklll. N. i'..
has been. visiting his sisters, Misses
Scudder, of West street.
Miss Eleanor Yates, who teaches In
Norwnlk, is at her homo in New llt‘it-
sin for the summer vacation.
The meeting of the Norwatk city
council adjourned from Monday night
will be held this evening at the. route
cll chamber in Wall street.
Leslie I“. llrothcrtou, of Seymour
street, New Itritain', is spending it two
weeks' vacation iii South Notwalk and
Netv York,
John Yobar. of Washington street.
fell down a flight of stone steps, at
his hontc. this week. and broke his
leg. The fracture was reduced by Dr.
West.
W.
George N. McKtbbin had a line dis-
‘ play of fireworks at his residence in
ICIIllil'tXitI avenue, last night. and Invit-
ed his ,irieuds and lic‘lglilml‘b to enjoy
the occasion.
..._.——-
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick ll. Rowan, of
Eliiiwood avenue, entertained a fatn-
Iiy party. last night. Au elaborate
display of fireworks was out: of the
features of the event.
.i
.——-————-—--—-—-« .
Fourth of July guests at lite llotel
(,‘llfford wore Mr. and Mrs. A. I9. lleln.
Brooklyn: Mr, and Mrs. Itoos. Mr. and
Mrs. (I, Ilet‘titatt. New York city; Mr.
E. S. Black, William I). lltiotitin, llart-
ford
The Asher Mannie iloinpttny, of
Windham, has; filed a certificate of or—
ganization In the ofllce of the HOI'I‘G'
fury of state. The officers are: Presi-
dent and II'I‘uoUi'ot‘. William 'I‘. Asher;
secretary, William I’. Allen. lloth live
in Williniutttlc.
The Health Supply ('ontpztti)’ of New
Haven. has tilt-d II certificate of organi-
nation, lit the Niall: secretary's. olllcc.
Its ofllccrn arc: Prtwidcul, .lolin I3.
Collins; treasurer and secretary.
lenrgc W, Robinson. Both officers
live in New Ilztveti.
F. B. Floyd. Ilingluiniton. N. Y3. II.
(John-Mr. and Mrs. G. Iletitititi. Mills
F, Gludtlls. I'). Kenn. S. .Ioselolt. Mr,
and Mrs. A .tttworthy, Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Kuhn and son, Mr. and Mrs. M.
H. Nuttlnil, II, A Iiefelc, Martha Duluth
James Doyle. Mli'lli Iloeblot‘, M. 0. lion-
lloll, F. (I. Mead, Ilostoli: W. It). ta-wls.
.I. F‘, Penn. ltroekton; Cherie“ l.. Klrv
by. New 'l'letifurd: Mr. and Mr». W. ii.
Calhhln. Brooklyn; George. S. iiitrut,
New Haven; it). s. lilttck and wife. .1.
D. Booms illltl wite, Joint Riley, llari.
ford: 8. Koalowtiky. ilnverstrnw; 'l‘ho-
wan flown. Nttttgatuck II}. P. Stitch.
Isit Zl'if'itclti‘, f‘. D. rantit. New
York; Fri-ti nutrition, 'Mlllu C. it‘. Baird,
Minn; larti Lawson. South liturwallt'.
Min I. no it Htcvenit. itowayion. lint)-
srt W. Chapman. New Haven; I. Is-
rael line, .t. N. ttlrard. A. N. meiinlu.
Danbury. were guest“ recently at. the
Hotel Clifford.
IITTER THAN BPANKINO.
panting does not cure children of
If it did there would be
There
is n constitutional cattle for this. Mrs.
H. men. Box m. Nous mine.
, lndnyill send her home treatment to
3 our mother. She units no money.
Write her today it your children trou-
ble you In thlu wn. Don't blame the
ii,
B
bod wetting.
few, children that would do it.
. M
t “ ft ' . 't
' l‘l-i E S
STUDENTS COME FROM 26 STATE!
Acéordlng to the Preliminary Registrar
tlon It tho Yule Summer School.
In the offices of Prof. E, llershet
Sheath, direotor of the Yale summet
school. the rush of business lnclden
to the opening of the first annual tern
of the achool was apparent all day
Although the school will not lormall:
begin till Thursday. the faculty Ilith
been practically all here since Yalt
closed its spring term and were al
ready to-dny for the beginning of tin
session. Practically all of the {adults
are members of the Yale faculty, with
the exception. of course, of the re
nowned specialists Iii different. ranch
es of physical culture, who wilt "built
charge ,of the departments In th-
school of Dllysltuil culture.
or these perhaps the two best
known. through their Interntitlotin
reputations. either arrived this after
noun or were expected by l0-lll0l'l'0\\
morning. Sir Valrnth Thain arrivet
this afternoon at 2 o’clock itlld Hort
Luckow will conic tomorrow morning
They ill‘t‘ ilu well known as any of III(
European specialists in physical cut
titre.
No figures will. of course. be avail
able for the registration till tWo oi
tltt'ec (lilyu after the terttt opens fol
quite a number of the members of IIlt
school are likely to be a trifle. lute ow
log to the annual session of the int
itenal educational conference, which It
in progress this week.
Many will come here front that. con
fet‘cuee to the Yale school It it
thought.
The Yale school bids fair to have an
iniernatiottnl character in Its I'(l]ll‘(‘t-l(lll
taiion as regards membership. lodged
by the letters already received, 'l‘Iit
students on the way to the school In
elude residents lit 26 states In the un
Ion, from Maine to Washington, and
from Texas and Utah. to Minnesota
(lanada, the Philippines, and other
countries will be represented among
the students. While many summer
schools are quite provincial Yale's will
he even more than national In its ninth
bershl p. “
There has been a rush for rooms In
the two dormitories which were set
apart for the students. East and West
Divinity halls. The rooms in them an
already nearly all taken. btit there tr
such a wide range of excellent private
dormitory neeotiimodatltnis iii the con
ter of the city that there will he no
trouble in the fiIlliIt‘IlIu finding just
what Ilit‘y want.
Devotional exercises have been platt-
ncd at the action] for every tuornitit:
front 8:10 to 8:25 o‘clock. The lirst
will be conducted by I’rofesaor Sheath
'I‘httrsday ttioruittg. Different members
of the faculty will take charge of the
exercises. during the six weeks‘ session
of the school.
In every respect the outlook for it
highly successful term is most Itopc
I'ttI.
f“
WILL CRUISE IN AUGUST.
Naval Battalion Will Have Eight Days
of Duty Afloat.
The Naval battalion will have he uti-
nual tour of duty from August 5 to Au
gust l2 Illt‘llll-iivt' as noted iii The
Times Saturday. The local division Is
to begin pt‘cpnrnilonx In it short little.
The iottr will be on the protected ct‘ttls»
er lienver. which was launched about
it year ago. The Denver is of 3.2“"
tons displacement and has 4.700 horse-
power. She cost SI,tiiitl,ti(i0 and her
speed In 17.4? knots, The Ilotivcr'h
mititt battery Includes ten 5-lllt‘ll rap-
id tire guns. Her secondary battery
is made I”) of eight it-poutuier rapid
tire guns, two l-pounder rapid fire and
four (‘olt illlitllllllllt'h‘. She iIIh‘t) has
one .‘i‘ineh tlcid piece.
It. will he the first. time since litii’l
that the local division cruises on a
steel vessel. The Hartford division‘s
tours of tlntv slittleIIliiu lum- been as-
:follnwa: liiilh‘. Minnesota and variotu
sin-ll vessels; 1899. Prairie; itititi.
I'rairle: Iiitii, lt‘lsher's Island; limit.
Itatither; limit; 1903. Niaitiic. cttcautp
ittent; liltiti. IIut-tford. Iu Hill? the tilt
vision cruised on~tlie Maine. which
Wits sunk Iti lltivatia harbor ti few
iuontha Inter.
v“. .fi--.-.. . ...._..._.
HAYLOFT INSTALLATION
Refreshments Served at the Close of
‘ the Busincu Session.
Deputy Stuart I-Iiututtn anti his team
from Stamford Installed the new of—
ficers of the Linear. Hermit. I, t). it, M.,
Monday evening. 'l‘liey ware as fol-
lava:
Chief Haymnker ---- ’I‘Iiotnat-t F. Hyde.
Assistant Chief Ivlnyinukcr - I-Itirt‘y
l’hllllpoon. . ,
()vei't-tocr~llurry A. l’hiillpuon.
Past (Illlt'f Htiyttuiltcr m William
Ketlney.
llorn lllowerwti A, McNtttitaru.
Steward for eighteen tnotttltuwAdnni
Steinwaid. . .
Finance Committee -~~ ftttftiu J.
Smith. Hurry I‘hlliipuon and Theodora
Olsen. ,
At the close of the huslnenu ueunion.
tits inlet. 00:1)!»le from the. New
the Tribe set'votl refreshments anti
there was an open house during the
evening. The spread mutilated of
‘ntruwherrios. ice cream. cttlte and loin.
.onnde. .
~filphtherlti relieved In twenty mtuv
m. Almmtlmlfilcnlolflli Dr. Tito-
mnu‘ dielectric, (it. At. any drug
MOTD.
ARM OF' TROLLEY CAR BROKE
0F“ '
Retail Point at 4 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon. broke off white the our
wait comlnf down the hilt near Witch
Lane and he car hobbled up the rt»
mniuder of the may to the. our burn
in woodwurd avenuewlth thri‘oonduc-
child. The Chhlicelrdl'e it can‘t help
' it. , 0
tor holding the arm.
”—
w. ..
It
W
”limo ups. _
How unnun‘cmoitsm.
a... as)“.
Ins-7.:
.. .Mwwcwflw
army You.»
PUBLIC MARKET,
volition users AND VEGETABLEI. wt «it. run sitar MEATS
od‘rAtuAtiLs Ar run «our transom»: unions.
. 62 South Main Street. Cor. Harland.
' PRII OI LIVE“
molt . use.
NATIVE VEAL.
OU.
' lug to find out today.
. writes:
[Tho arm of the trIiitey.car leaving.
« trips. and undoubtedly.
‘ttl‘ . WIN ' . ,, ’i
a i
.i’ Mi t
H" [1.101
THIRTEEN OFFICERS ON DUTY.
W
South Not-walk Police Force Increased
for the Eve of the Fourth.
The South Norwulk police. force for
the. night of July 3rd consisted of thin
teen titan. Chief William Vollnier
and Captain William It. Pottnlgton
were in charge, atid with them were
Tuifind “'1 ngfrtlnult‘oftlio‘
0- slim; saunas:
3“ ‘0 IE runes
WillsltEY IIABI'I‘
MM...“ ".4,
'oovrauittur marina oraca.
’ Olico of tho Public Printer.
Wuhmflnu’niuwm“Hm (miners Walter Hull and Frank ltay~
“I.0m“-Cowinmm’rgfiilw. mend. also Specials Frank S, .Eltrat-
cinnamon :—- nitsnnun'wis Monti, "um" ion. John Smith. John 'I‘ootliill, Joseph
on or it o omployol oftltui onion who Ind. tliruutlh (‘ilmore Williitm (‘ockei’ur I} ‘ W
hnhitlo inmwniiu tit-tn in i r at. ‘ " ” ‘ . '
me Do on no: “a! deIin iiul. all :3 tui'tn. tiludstone and Ionian Schlitt; also
'Ur
m“ ‘i I” “n" ‘m‘ '“ Hurry lt‘urrlngton and .loitti Reynolds.
to Were. govern in for the’oc‘cartiou.
“a???“ not. only the
WI
3 ct . but ruttrnlly II I tonil oi as
OFPdIIIIIInlion? Granular-rent. Ifli l‘lm ”31'3"”!
tirono lntorsntotl run it "tirrtue" bolongn thncmltyt-
1hr thin wallet". result. It. is o pleasure to the in
lcklillw ntlfln i ID value (if a remedy which bring:
results Io bonehead. , \ourfithr
' )
ll i
retiring.
Take Orrino quietly at hornet
Tenure without pnttnni’it Invert-ids .hnyd'irrlno
No l; furvolnutnry trsnttiieiit, buy rriuo No.2.
Pines. ".00 ran Box.
Cm film or money Mundod.
look on “Ilrtinltnnncntt” (IonIotlHt-oo on requant.
iii-rim mailed (mind) on roostpt or him by
The Orrlne Co., Inc.. “'nhington. D. C.
Built Ind xoctttttintmdotl It: ,
c. F. zarrruss, oauoatsr.
sourt-t NORWALK, coon.
' Ilav‘e 500 pair
Rtissia Tan 0on
TWO DAYS ABOARD
ELFRIDA.
Detail From Hartford Visited Noroton
and Oyster Bay. “
The first of two or three parties
front the naval division, which will
have duty aboard the U. s. S. Ettridn,
in lieu of the usual Man! field day. left .
on the ltiztiil p. in. train Friday. It,
bottrdud the, lilirldtt on which several
of the oflicera of the battalion were 1..
waiting. Captain Howard J. Bloom-
er, formerly of Norwalk. was .one of t
. A. ‘ inning
I e‘aSIl lasts, which
then are selling this
week, special. at
gums-q-
The Elfi'ldn weighed anchor at mid-
night. and ran down to Norototi. Sat.-
ur'day morning the men had the usual
“Itit'ti to'a“ for wash dowti and for
deck work. Litter iii the day they had
a boat drill. They were carefully
supervised ln'tlie variety of port roti-
tlno and drill and learned much III the
brief period which It would be Impos-
sible to learn ilI Hartford or in any
way except at actual practice.
Room 9. United Bank Building.
ed, new slule blacker, out broadgand
EXTRA DRIVERS ON DUTY.
lvluniiltou Cullliittltlli was on ditty at.
the (lid Well truck house, doing: duty
with Driver Willlnht Mei’iiot-anu.
thlititn Alexander acted as assistant.
to Driver Satiittel W. McGowan ill the
Uptnuut Hose house during Tuesday
night and yesterday.
M
4p.“
IN HONOR OF SECRETARY HAY.
NEWPORT. it. 1.. July 6—-—As a mark
of respect to Secretary I‘Iay flags Were
placed at half must at. Newport today.
The forts, the war vessels‘ In the hur-
hor and many residents thus honored
the, memory of the late secretary of
"slate‘."' ' =‘~'t
.‘u I
of Men’s'fiéét)
ids. all hand sew-
$2.
candida ' "
HOMER B. HOYT, Refracting Optician,
South . Norwsllt. Conn
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons.
omco hours s—uus. RAE-6:00.
Saturday evenings. 7—9.
Sunday, the Elfrida stood over to
Oyster tiny and anchored near the
Sylph. the dispatch boat which it few
days ago took President Roosevelt in
his summer home near Oyster titty. At
12245 p. Ill. Sunday the ship got under
weight for New Haven harbor, where
she anchored at 5 p. in. The men
reached Hartford iii the evening well
pleased with their ditty.
With the exception of a part of Sun-
day the weather was pleasant. 'I‘lic ,
titcti tried to make the ”MRI of their
opportunities and it was their opinion
that much more was learned than at
the usual hnttnllon field day, which
covers only half of the time and when
only a' few hours are spent in actual
work tilloat.
A detail from the Third division tit'
Bridgeport will be taken otit next It‘ri-
Your fourth of July Dinner
to tie due honor to the 'atitin's Illt‘tlt—
day. should be the best that can be
Leave your order for llte
meats and poultry at .I. W. Dodge's.
They will guarantee the best to Ill‘
' provided.
had; they will do justice to you titid
you will do justice to the tiny.
J. W. DODGE.
Successor to Jacob Schaub.
-22 Washingtonfitreet. .. Phone 322.2.
day night. ,
DOCTORS SAID HE WOULD NOT
LIVE
Peter It‘ry, \‘l‘oodrufi'. l‘a., writes
“After doctoritti: for two years with
the best physicians iti \‘i’uyttesbttriz.
and still getting worse. the doctors
advised file if I had any business to
attend to I had better attend to It at
once. llti l cottid not possibly live au-
'otlier tttottlli as there was [ill IIII'i' for
.ltll‘. Foley's Kidney Clil‘il v its l‘t't‘ttlll-
mended to moby a friend, and 1 Int-
ttiedlutely sent my still in the store for
It and after taking three bottles I he
gun to not better and .etattlnuml to lut-
move until I was entirely well." Sold
at I’litlsted's lit'tig Store. ”
THIS IS NOT “PRESIDENTIAL
GIVE US A CHANCE TO PROVE
HAND. WE HAVE JUST UNLO
PANY'S LEHIGH COAL. WE ARE
ORDER. “ ‘
AN UNKNOWN BULLET.
'l‘llltlthti'l‘ON. .Ittly .‘i ~ An .\'~
ray exuttttnittlou to locate a bullet
which struck Frank timtrtticr. a lil-
lecti year old boy Inst ittuht. was made
.(Hllly by Ilr. .I, W. Johnson and Dr.
.1. W. Ilogun after unsuccessful ill-
It‘lllllIH to probe for it. Gent‘uh-r and
two other boys werecuuipinl; on llnr
wlnton hilt across the river from Earl
Albert street. Suddenly it bullet. from
llll unknown neuron struck Gourmet“
and he fell. l‘l'hetlior It was it stray
shot, or one fired with deliberate Ili’
tent Ill what the police have been try-
i
2
i
2
.0
The Harris
Phone 942d}.
The. boy‘s recovery in ctittnldnred
doubtful an the bullet entered his side
and passed diagonally across his body
tti front of the upinal column. it was
antdthls men that an arrest. in the
case was not unlikely. though the no
lice declined to name the pert-ton at
whom onsploion was directed. It Is
supposed to have been someone out
side the camping party.
CURED OF IRiGHT'fl DISEASE.
Mr. Robert 0. littritc. Elnora. N. l’..
“Before I started to use Fir
loy‘n Kidney tlure. I had to get up
frotit (Welt'c to twenty ”11th a night.
and l was all bloated up with dropsy
and my cycidght was no Impaired I
'oottld tn-nrceiy one one or my inmily
across the room. I had given up hope.
outrun? when a friend recommended
Foley‘s him-y (hire. tine Mi soul but.
tin worltotl wonders and before I had
tultcn the third bottle the dropuy Illttl
gone. tut Well "it all other nyittptonut
of Bright‘s tllhciiutt.” Sold at i’litlsa
ted's Drug Store. "
Hotel and
.. , .4..~-.........n
THE REORE‘ATION TOURG.
The Recreation Tourist Co. of New
Haven. Conn. have decided to intruder
a series of popular tours to the princi-
pnlhummrr resorts. including Block
island. Watch iiiil Samoan. Aurelius,
Chasm. White. ounintuu. Niagara
Falls. ’l‘hnusnnd bunting. Montreal,
Quebec. Catskills and, Nova,.3ootln.
The New England Tourist describing
the various trips will he instiod in a
few days and placed in the hands of
the ticket agents for distribution. As
this paper will describe the various
usutst many in
selecting their vacation. it will be well
for any anticipating a hummer trip to —~
call on the littllt‘hhl ticket agent N. i’..
N. ii. and II. II. R. (in. for Tourist or
MIMI. 'l‘hs Recreation Tourlot 00..
New Haven. Conn.
W
run: 6000 AND NIT anions
There are three reasons why moth.
out moisten-llama (mil: Care:
First. it is nhtoluldr harmless; Batu
“” EYES DHIIIIIJII
1' “ Often one attributes a
your .7" Cit-mined Again?
””5 FRLE.
I
z:
to lay in your
out prices.
COINID TONOUIBt ETC.
II - ..uu “W‘s:-
B.
one, it tutu coodwohiidren love it: . _
m Wltor 8*... Tel. nova.
‘mird, it cum coughs. Group and
WI! i count: hot: so o tiles
follMfifid in to: crrm'iald‘fiw. W006 3*" m 90313,-
’........- .....-._..............,. . . . , '“ , lotto .111on, 5
GIVE YOU GOOD VALUE FOR YOU R MONEY.
ooooooooooo“““““‘AA
o .-----------------
-:.-:- BEST SELECTED. GRADES -:--:-
OAL
'1- AT LOWEST SUMMER, {l’lilGIé‘S'it
Excursions. ,Music and Dancing.
1 «oumoouww
, lock of clurnon
when his gluon are wholly to blame.
t ts "list is
next winter’s coal now. We sell the best at the low-*
HERSHFIELD 85 80M, '
”View Ava, Tel. rung.
YEAR." BUT WE. ARE IN THE
FIELD AS CANDIDATES FOR YOU-R COAL TRADE FOR THE SEASON.
W HAT A
ADED THREE CARGOES OF OLD COM-
FINE STOCK WE HAVE ON
INESS TO STAY. AND WILL
LEIT NOMAVE AtTRIAL
IN BUS
RAYMOND BROS.
South Norutalk, Conn.
t’ ‘ Washington sum.
. -....... mama—f...“ w... .. .. ....,_.._.
AAAAAAAAAAAA“
AAAAAA‘AA
vvvvvvvvvvvvvv
vvvvvvvvv
AAAAA
& Gainsco.
68 Water St.. 80. Norwalk.
WMOOWWWW O
nan... Pot’ntN a... obs...
Restaurant.
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF A. J. SMITH AND J. 8. KELLY.
Shore Dinners. Glambakes. etc. at Popular Prices
WI“: BE Ii SPECIALTY. '
Base Bait-«Boat Team, in the Italic.
ANO OLAIOII MUOT IE CHANOID
ACOORDINOLY.
M vision to his oyu.
Would it not ho wall to have
. i5, '
. l.’ t‘t‘m .
’ V l
,.
.
.. PugIIc
Market. 2 80. Main 3
Myth Street. Norm .
I
I
I» ly tucked. special at title.
w
.V, ."‘. W..-” .4,
I L
r l
Three special lots of
THE WAIST SALE.
This is the season for (tool white
waists. We offer three lots of newest.
style waists at such prices as will
throng our waist section for the next.
few days.
Ladies while lawn shirt waists. fine-
llndles white lawn shirt waists made
with tucks and Insertion. at 98c. ‘
Ladies white lawn shirt waists, tine.
Iy tucked and embroidery trimmed
with new leg o'tntttton sleeves, at,
“.50. ‘
THE STOCK COLLAR SALE.
There‘ll .be some busy buying of.
stock collars when the news of these
bargains gets abroad.
White linen turn overs, embroidered
in light blue and white, at the.
were 75c, 31 and $1.50.
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON'S PATTERNS.
Dainttl White Wrists.
A sale of Stock Collars not to be shuttled.
The summer’s greatest sale of Ladles’ Wash
Belts.
_ Pique and madras stock, a large, Ire
‘sortniont of designs, at 25c. ‘
Ladiou' collar and cuff sets. em-
dirnidered. perfectly designed. at the.
Embroidered and lace chemtsotm,
at 25c. and title. each. ‘
THE BELT SALE. .
We have received from a prominent
belt maker a Iargepurehase of wrist:
limits. 'l‘heise. halts have been divided
into lots and will be sold as fellatio:
Ladles‘ white. washable canvas belts.
some with gilt. buckles. and some. with
‘nIf‘kt‘l buckles. special at 100. esdh,,_
. Ifld‘lt‘s’ white embroidered washable
’baltit-i, wide In back. at 26c. each. " ,
Ladles‘ belts in yeast effect, trimmed
with pearl buttons, and two small
pockets, the latest style. at 25c. each.
Ladies' white washable kid bolts
bolts. wide ine back, at 25c each.
Just received a large assortment of ladies utitrlmmed straw hats, which
we have placed on sale at 29, 39, and. We... the former
price of these goods
83-85 Washington Street.
”MM—w, .W
Y—‘tl'
and Washable Hats.
06 WASHINGTON BTREET.
fl
""‘W”? “an ..._,. ..
'Clearancé
Of Trimmed Millinery.
All tititritnnmd Straw Hats, 25c. 39c and 75c.
Lndlcs‘ Duck Hats iti all the latest styles.
S. S. TILLOTSON. '
Children‘s. Mull Bonnets
noun-t ManALtt.__,oo'uu.
OUR IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF
SUMMER NECKWEAR IS
IF YOU LOOK AT THE
BUYER.
THE CENTER OF ATTRACTION THIS WEEK.
LINE YOU'LL SURELY BE AN E
at
new AND DAINTY STYLES lm
urHusAtsth
N. E. RYAN,
SOUTH NORWALK.
86 WASHINGTON ST...
K .
short notice.
and upward.
you samples.
SCHUMANN
You need $01“? . .
We have just received several cases of Fine
Quality XXX Business Envelopes and ,can
furnish same printed with your corner card at
Special prices in lots of 5,000
We also carry OLI) HAMPSHIRE BOND
EnveIOpes and Letterlieads~tlie best paper
made for businessstationcry.
v . .
l. M l l
Successor to the FREEMAN ART PRINT. ‘
98-100 Washington St., South Norwalk.
M
Let us show
in pm
Teisphooc
. . 1
In more than a. cough,
source of consumption.
medicine,
comedy
euro.
m‘.-
yours. .
» u in who ‘ ‘
motion or unearth the‘ bronchial-i ‘ .»
lunch-allied to asthma. and tho mm . .
and cough toures.
cotton are worthless and harmful, b,
tokeninhemaliy only,
BRAZILIAN ,BALM, the
sum, . alone has triumphed in every case for
nmm'oii» ‘
loaded wit it
ever did a ’ »
gormicide,
Take it} drops every a bond and me some to ammo" . ~ "
, coughing and raising of
. of youth. Get the 500
,1
and about with hot, clear Balm every night. That to the no
penetrates. reduces the inflammation. kills he «ms. of»
bloom, restorinntl‘
“.00 bottle, hoop, . umml'
inithttxily tor a. row nooks and we guarantee o out-onions .
the lost stone at quick eononmption. Ito cocaine or
- B. It. JubontOo..lndlnho
“It
i“
ions! *0 I.“
A.
55?:
2
i.
If.
i. 1
It
r“ l
tiff
If)"
.?
* i
,ll
‘ " ”Jeaéggwfiagg .
mews» wt: .,
Norwalk Chronicler