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cabins LACE nose "I TAN AND
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LADIIS' LACE List: Has: iN
VII-tire, TAN AND BLACK AT 25o.
ALL NEW PATTERNO.
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E. K. Banks,
Muhlokcmo Hotel Block.
’66 Ind 47, Want Washington lit-est.
South Norwalk.
a r
lull fills lilies.
Partly
probably local
For Norwnlk and vicinity:
cloudy weather and
skewers with slightly Ichr tempera-
ture tonight and Tuesday. Cooler
weather prevails this morning in tile
western and central sections, but the
temperature continues high along tile
Atlantic coast. An area of low
pressure is central this morning in the
lower Mississippi Valley. local show-
ers have occurred during the past L'i
hours on the (lulf coast. lower Mist-site
tsippi Valley. Lake. region and New
England. The highest temperature re
ported itt New England Was 92 de-
grees at Boston. Conditions favor
slightly cooler weather for this vicltr
ity tonight.
Mrs. Bernard '1‘. Smith. of lirldgc-
port, visited friends in South Nur-
n'alk. yesterday.
Mrs. Ida Brook. and the Misses Jean
and Beryl (trunk. of Norwallt. have
been visiting in Bridgeport.
Miss Florence Jackson. of Nut-walk.
is visiting Miss Nellie Dcwsbury, of
93 Iienry street, New Haven.
Miss Bessie M. Smith, of South Nor-
‘walk. is visiting her aunt. Mrs. .lt‘fft‘l"
son limit. on Smith street. Bctltel.
The South Norwulk lioard of t‘oulr
clllnen will hold a hearing on the Sey-
mour avenue layout, tonight. at s
O'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. t-latttucl Jarvis. of
Franklin avenue, Norwallt. have been
spending a few days with friends in
Bridgeport.
William O'llrlcn has taken a post
tion for the summer as assistant ill
the eitrllltg room at the t‘rofut &
Knapp shop
Dr, A, N. (‘lark will entertain the
members of the Norwalk Medical So
clety this (wetting, at his residence in
South Matti street.
Meetings of Old Wcil Hook and bad-
der (.‘olttpauy. Palestine Castle, t‘lgat-
makers’ Union and Douglas Fowler
Post are scheduled to be held to‘nigllt.
Samuel Shercr, the tailor for Rogers
& Stevens. will this week, take his att-
ntlal vacation, which he intends to
spend in New York and at lloekaway
Beach,
This legislative session will be the
longest on record lll Connecticut, bur
ring the. famous deadlock session of
trill. which ran for two years with no
business transactcd.~~l<lartford 'l‘imcs.
lltlrry Si’illilttli t_'i‘ltoulalt I“. i‘olci.
tltc local actor, has bcelt elected a
lttelnher of file Actors‘ Mind of Ameri-
ca, having been so untitled by the or-
ganization's secretary. Theodore
Brantley.
Judge it). ill lxtckwood and Justice
of tile peace W. (t. ('Iill'k received Sat
urday formal litillt't' of their appoint-
ment as prose! utittg liquor agent. for
Fairlicld county. The appointments
were made by the t‘ouuty Contltlissiun
ers.
The New Haven Hand look ”it.
place of thc ty'ltcl-tor & Wilson Band.
of Ib‘idgeport. which started yestt-c
day with a liil'gc delegation of Bridge-
port Elks for iiufialo, The Wheeler 8t
Wilson liand will be heard next Bun-
day as usual
No word has been received from
Arthur Newman, tlm youttg man who
was in South Norwnlk for it few weeks
claiming to be. chauffeur for Dana. of
the New York Stilt. anti spending oth-
er people's money like water. lie in
also wanted bccausc he forgot to pay
his board bill.
——”l owe my whole. life to llurdock
Blood Iiittcrs. Scrofulous sores cov-
ered my body. l seemed beyond ours.
It. 8. is. has made me a perfectly well
Woman." Mn.
Adiutnntiieucml Colo bah annuune
ed the promotion of Sectmd Lieutenant
Eugene J. Ashton. of Willimantic. to
be captain of Company L. First In
fantry, C, N. (t, vice Fenian. resigned,
and of Private Fred T. Groom. of Wil-
ltmnntic. to be second lieutenant. vice
Ashton. promoted
w
Thc Commercial Record gives the
inbuilt» sales in. Norwallt. last
week, In numbering tan. with mort-
gages of $700. For the corresponding
week. last year, there were ten sales
also, Ind mortgages of 82.000. in
nation there were four also. and
mortgages of $7,900.
Our Special, for This
fi—Weeic—w -«
Small Sup at Cured
flamsl 1-20 lb.
mu Win
imbue. met.
32 South Mun Street.
t‘harles Hutton. Ber~
.1.
THE SOUTH
GIIDER 'ELL“ AGRO“ TRACK.
-I-s.
Shore Line Division Blocked for
Many Hours Yesterday.
NEW LONIJON. Court. July 10.»—
While an iron girder was being lift-
ed into position on the railroad
bridge over the "equatequocit cove,
on the. Consolidated road, ill the town
of Sioulngton. yesterday afternoon.
the hoisting apparatus on the 'l‘, A.
Scott Co's lighter Ajax gave way and
the girder fell across the truck. block-
ing all traffic. The accident occurred
about 3 o‘clock yesterday afternoon.
It was about it o'clock before the
wrecking trains succeeded in remov-
tag the obstruction. Early trains
wer sent around the bridge by the
way of Providence and Pittlttflod .lunc-
tion. The Gilt. Edge’oxpress arrived
here one hour and fifteen minutes late
last night. Later trains were runntn
on time. The old bridge is being re-
placed slid only one track was used
during t-lunduy for train service.
i...”
THE DIAMOND CURE.
The latest news front Paris is that
they have discovered a diamond cure
for consumption. If you fear consump-
tion or pneumonia. it will. however. be
best for you to take that great remedy
mentioned by W. ’i‘. Modes, of Van‘
leer. Tenn. "1 had a cough for four
teen years. Nothing helped me, un-
til i took Ilr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs attd Colds,
whicit gave instant relief, and affected
a permanent cure." (luoqttnilod quick
cure. for Throat anti hung Troubles.
At i“. ll. linxter‘s drug store; price
50c and $1.00, guaranteed. 'i‘rial bot-
iln free. "
DOCTOR ARRESTED.
Serious Charge Against New York
Medical Man.
NEW YORK, .luly illullr. George
Morgan. who was arrested Saturday.
charged with complicity in the death
of Miss Mamie .l. 'l‘hompson. of
Peckskili. N. Y., who died In a pri-
vate hospital in West 47th street. on
Friday, Wuh- contltlitit'd to the Tombs
yesterday on failure of the court to
identify a bondsmatt, a man who
said he was (llnrk Greenwood and
worth three quarters of a million dol-
lars. llail was fixed at $3,000.
Earlier llr. Morgan had a talk with
(lormtcr Scholar and confessed to
signing a death certificate for the girl
without having seen the body. he—
tectives are looking for llr. Scitcnck
and ilr. Kinny, wlto conducted the
hospital, according to the authorities.
LIFE INSURANCE.
For twenty—five cents you can now
insure yourself and family against any
bad results front an attack of colic or
diarrhoea during the summer months.
That is the price of II bottle of Chain
berluin's (tolic. (‘Itolcl'a and lliarrltocu
Remedy. a medicine that has never
been Known to fail. lluy it now, it
may save life. For sale by Stilisoit-
I’owcll t‘orporniiott, Clifford l’llnrmncy.
Zeitt'uss Pharmacy "
STATIONARY ENGINEERS.
Annual Convention Held at Meriden
Saturday-Officers Elected.
MI‘YRIIIEN. (lotto. July lit.— The
twelfth annual convention of the (Tone
necticut Stationary Engineers asso-
ciation was held here at illrdsiey's
lrovc Saturday. About fifty delegates
were present. The following omcers
wcro elected.
I’resiticnt-~«Iantes M. Band. New
Haven.
Vicol’rcsldent—vJ, J. Mciilttnus.
New Haven.
Secretary and 'I‘rcusurerwil, tit‘ny.
Ansoitia,
ltoorkecpcrmtl ll. Thomas. Nor-
with
Trustees -\V ilolt. New Haven; \\'.
S. iii’ackcr, Waterbury; J. ll.
ilntcheider. Mcridcn.
t‘ottductor- William i‘lnrk. Ansonltt.
BENT HER DOUBLE.
"I knew no one, for four weeks.
when l was sick with typhoid and
kidney trouble." writes Mrs. Annie
llullter. of l’tttsburg. Pu. “and when i
got better. although I had one. of the
best. doctors i could got.
i was heat double tutti had to rest my
hands on my knees when I walked.
From this terrible affliction l was res-
cued by Electric Hitters. which rcs~
torcd my health IllIiI strength. and now
i can walk as straight as ever. They
are simply Wonderful." tittaruntccd to,
euro stomach. liver and kidney disor-
ders; at it‘. li. Baxter's drug store:
price fttic. “
NEW TERMINAL OPENED.
Tunnel Under Harlem River Also
Opened to Public.
NEW YORK, .lnly Hum—Tim
subti'ay train to reach the South Fort
ry terminal arrived there at midnight
last-night and left three minutes for
the West Hide terminal instead of go-
Ing through the West Forum as had
tarln opened the new terminal and
other subway atationa below Wail
street. to regular trufllr. '
or was formally opened for pttblic traf-
flc by it truth which left littlth street
and the Boston road of ants lainltto If! .
tor midnight
THE ORIGINAL.
it‘olsy A Co, Chicago. originated
Holley innit ’l‘lr can throat and Inn!
remedy, and on account ofthe mat
merit and popularity of it‘oltiy‘s Honey
Iand ’l‘ar many imitations are offered
for the. anion. Ask for return Holt-
ey and ar Ind refuse any substitute
offered. M no other preparation will
she the slime satisfaction. it is mild-
’Iy iterative. it contains no opiates
and is tiniest. for childltgsn put delicate
persona. acid of hill: ed‘il Drug
Store. . , ”
WHEN HATS WIRE UNKNOWN.
men having hoods Ittnciitid in their
outer ' manta, which they were or
discar ed at pleasure. Stow. the old
historian. sun that nobody were any-
thing else except the lord m of
unconfwhn sometimes doses .0. hit
tin um occasions. in the rain at
King. Henry VIL. its an. the climb:
bowl to our "list any trait of wool.
an yarn. mm. but I3 first on u- ,
were dbl ‘ to list out ulnar their
chitin. or oi» the windwtiuldiiio m
3m M“ “an." A l t L '
4
first '
been expected. The departure of this ’
The terminal under the Harlem rlv- 5
ih'inciviiii ‘dlyn built Mbré‘ttit‘iuldirn.’ '
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i ”it "It
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, .an t . o
W tong.
Buy your medicine here.
We sell the best kinds and
our guarantee is back of
each of the four remedies
mentioned below. You
may safely use what we
recommend.
AreYou till Run Down?
The strain of overwork tells
on men and women alike. The
ill effects are felt most on the
nerves. stoluach and kidneys.
We have a remedy for this eon-
ditton, that Is a boon to every
run-down man and woman.
I
Bosworth s
a Infalliblc
B I N '
N ., Nervmc
I
—
act: directly on the Stomach
and Nervés and siren ihens all
the organs. It aids D gallon.
regulates the Liver Ind Kid-
neys, while as a general tonic if.
has no equal. The rcntbcneftts
from the use of nworth’l
lninliible Nervlnc are always
prompt. it is a purely vegetable
tuner y and bus that is safe to
take. No reaction follows its use.
If you are Nervoul. have
Indigestion. Impuro Blood.
Weak Kidneys or need a tonic.
try this medicine.
.from the deadly pain and
agony, of Rheumatism '2
Have you almost dcspaircti
of relief. and abandoned hope
of cure? We have s nit-asset:
for every discouraged sufferer.
Take
Alli-lil-pllOd‘OS
It tos'ltively cures all rheumatic
pa its and aches. We know
i. does this. Thousands have
written that AIh-lo~pho-ros
curcd when Ill cine failed.
You may not know it, but
liric Acid causes tiles: terrible
aches and pains. ltissolvc this
poison, get it out of the blood
and joint», and Rheumatism
is a thing of the past. This in
{pat what Ath-lo-pho—rns docs.
'ot sometimes—but always.
Stop in and buy a bottle.
This Beautiful Picture
To Introduce
Spiro Powde
we will present a co of this
beautiful hotograp c repro—
duction of Niagara Fallamcstmt-
lug lftx lit inches, (choice 0
Summer or Winter view). in
every person who will call and
purchase i 25 cent box of Slim
owtlor. the. great Toilet
Nos‘oulty. Use it. and destroy
the odor of periplrntloh on '
body. (act and clothing;
Sample of Spiro Powder and
book of valuable hints, free to
worse. Don't fall to call.
‘I‘. run Wnofiold'a I
cantons
is a Well
known cute
l
(some Eruptions. .
This remedy liu been on the
market for in corn and is
known from the dentin to the
Pacific. its cures of multi-
ontl Bryslpolu are truly
Windmill. Cases of Ii to 0
{my standing. given up u
apron. have has cured by
“If“ MOI", of a: all else
, of high
h fined. us ‘ gown
r- .
mega “III 3"“ “I'll" MIN.
if you italic any disease that
shown itu'ii bit the skin, get a
bottle of “pillar” and use it.
You will convinced that
ii in the «study you
For sale by
'1‘
NORWALK’ Ev
v—w‘ Mun, _
Forester to Its Stats Fire War-
den Now
(Continued From First Page.)
m
and appoint a resident of such district
as district fire warden; in the absence
of town and district lire wardens. the
first seleetmun may act as fire warden.
Sec. 4. Town and district fire war-
dens shall prevent and extinguish for-
est tires in their respective towns. and
enforce all statutes of this state now
in force or that may hereafter be en—
acted for the protection of forest and
timber laud front fire, and they shall
have control and direction of oil per-
sons nttd apparatus while engaged in
extinguishing forest fires. outside the
limits of cities or boroughs. Any fire
warden may arrest. without it war-
rant. any persons or persons taken by
him in the act of violating any of
the said laws for the protection of for-
est and timber lands. and bring such
persons or persons fortnwlth before a
justlcc of the peace or other magis-
trate having Jurisdiction, who shall
proceed without delay to hear. try. and
determine the matter. During a sell
son of drought the town ill'e warden
may establish a fire patrol in the
town. and Ill case‘of tire in or threat’
citing any forest or Woodland the
town and district. lire. wardens shall
attend forthwith. atld use all neecs
nary menus to confine. and extinguish
such fire. The fire wardens may des-
troy fettees, plow land. or in an emer-
gency. set backfires to check any fire.
They may summon any male resident
0f the town between the ages of eight.-
eclt and fifty years to assist in extin-
guishing fires. and utility also require
the use of horses and other property
needed for such purpose; any pursuit
so summoned and who is physically
able who refuses or neglects to assist
or to allow the use of the horses. wa.
guns. or other material required. shall
be liable to a penalty of not less than
five dollars, ttor more than one llilll‘
tired dollars. No action for trespass
shall tie against ally person crossing
or working upon lands of another to
extinguish tire.
Sec, h.~—"l‘lle town and district fire
wardens shall receive two dollars and
employed at forest. fires or ill the pro
vcntlon thereof. The aeiectmcn shall
fix the pricc per hour to be paid to
laborers at forest fires, cltlployetl by
the fire warden“ or their deputies. not.
exceeding twenty cents per hour. and
shall giro notice thereof to the town
tlrc wardcu and the state forest fire
warden; ltut if the sclcctmcn neglect
to fix said price the town tirc warden
may pay at the rate of iwunty cents
per hour for such services. The said
wardens shall render to the selecttnen
a statctttcnt of the services rendered
by them and by the men. teams. and
tltc other apparatus elltployod by them
as provided by this act. within one
month of“ the ditto of such services.
which said bill shall show itl detail the
amount and character of thc services
performed, the exact duration thereof.
and all disbur. ‘Iilifllls made by said
\vnrticlts; said ill shall be audited.
fifty cents per day for time, actuallyt
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Bursa SW
M.
MAI DAOWNID. CHILD SAVED.
GI. NB FALLS, N. Y.. July luv—Hul-
dah l5, Nelson. of Brooklyn. a maid in
the employ of H. L. Snow, of New
York, was drowned In Lillie George
yesterday by the capsizing of a row.
boat in which she was with the. in-
fant child of her employer. George L.
Foster Peabody of New York. was
near at hand and saved the child.
which Wfla buoyed up by its clothing.
but the nurse sunk immediately.
STOP THAT COLD.
or it may result in pneumonia. Erna
zilian llaint is breaking up colds when
ever tried, almost without exception.
10, 25, 50c and $1.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford. anter's and Pinisted'o. “
To the Board of Count, Commission-
ers of Fairiield County:
I hereby apply for a license to sell
Spirituous and intoxicating Liquors.
Ale, Luger lieer. lthine WilliI anti (li-
der at lit Burbank street, Town of
Norwalk. My place of business is
not. located within 200 feet in it direct
line of a Church Edition or Public
Schtxll-ltouse. or the premises pertain-
ing thereto. or any Post-office, Public
Library or (letttetory.
Dated at Norwalk.
June. A. 1).. liter».
WilddAM \‘i'ltllSHitll’l".
CA III. A. V’i’itllSiiEl'I‘.
Applicants.
We, the undersigned. electors anti
taxpmers, as defined by law. of the.
Town of Norwalk. hereby endorse the.
application of the above pained Carl
A. uttd William Wcisheit for such it-
cellsc, i
Dated at Norwalk, this 24th day of
Julie. A. I)., iiiilb.
Matthew Corbett. Thomas (‘1. (lava-
naugh, (llistave it}. Friedrich. .lohn Ol—
denschiagcr, Albert M. l’ohlman.
I hereby certify that the above. nam-
ed cltdorscrs are electors and taxpay-
ers as defined by law, of the Town of
Norwalk.
Dated at Norwnlk, fills
this 24th day of
‘Jitll day of
For 46 Ozone
Soap Trade
Marks.
2 Ozone
Starch Trade
Marks.
2 Ozone
Washinb
Powder
Trade Marks.
GIVEN AWAY AT
H. R. BULKLEY‘S
auro. BICYCLE AND NOVELTY
sro
and it‘ approved by the, fli‘lt‘l‘llllt‘ll of
the town wherein such services were
remit-led and expenses tncttrrcd. shall
be pttltl (lip-tilc'ordcr of said ht‘lN'l
illi‘il by the town ircasurcr.
A duplicate hill, showing that the
\‘itllit' has been not tied and paid by the.
towtt. slinll bc filed by the tow frcas
urcr with Illt' siiilt- forest tire warden;
a copy thereof shall also be sent by
said treasurer to the county mtnlttis-
sinners of the county In which said
town is situated, and the commission-
"rs shall thereupon draw their order
on lilo courtly treasurer in favor of
Mild toth for one-fourth of the amount
of said bill. and another copy shall be
M‘iti to the stato cutliptl‘nllcr. who shall
draw his order on the static treasurer
in favor of said town for onei'oul‘llt of
thc amount of said bill.
Soc. ti. All moneys t'ccclvod front
lines imposed under and by virtue of
the provisions of secllons i‘lei, 12112,
and 121i? of the general statutes shall
be paid to the state treasurer and
kept. by Itlltt an a separate fluid. to be
paid out by itilu upon the requisi-
tion of the sit-lie forest fire warden,
for into In connection with the prevcn
tion and suppression of forest fires.
and such disbursements shall be nud-
ited by illi‘ state board of control as
provided in section i-iftii; provided.
that the state forest lire warden shall
pay ottollalf of the amount collcctctl
till a line to the, fire warden or other
person upon whom- information the
proceedings in which such fine was
imposed were Instiinietl, but not ex’
cording fifty dollars in any one case.
rice. 7.. Section 1an of the general
statutes is hereby amended to road
as follows: Every person who shall
set on fire any woods, or stack of buy
or grain no as thereby to occasion in-
jury to another; or sltall future or dea-
troy any public bridge. or any hrs on-
glue or bone. or any ntilltlant. or tw-
tirnniic works. or any ltmehtnery nt-
utcltod to any mill. tttnnttfaotory. or
steamboat: or shall kill, wound, or dis-
ilguro. or ilrIIIiIiiliiiw‘ any poison or
noxious substance to any horse, ass.
mule, or neat cattle. with intent to
kill, or injure the some, or shall Ill-
iuro any cloths in process of Infillilffll"
turo, shall. if such act In done wilfully.
be lined not more. than onn'thousund
dollars. or imprisoned not more. than
six months. or both. . ,
Bolt. 8. Section 1222 of the general
statutes is hereby amended to read as
follows: Fires kindled by throwing
down it lighted match. cigar, or other
burning imbalance. shall hrs deemed
within the provisions of sections I220
mm 1221, and Mary person violuilnfl
any provision of r " auctions shall
be fined not more than five hundred
dollars. or imprisoned not. more than
:six months. or both.
‘ 80c. ii. Section 1237 of the general
statutes is hereby unloaded in read as
follows: Every person who shall. will:
fully. and without color of right. cut.
destroy. or carry stray. any ‘tf'efil or
timber of tilt: dimensions of four nails
es diameter. or more. or any hoop
poles standing on the land of another.
shall be fined not sum than two hon~
tired dollars, or tmpriloned “not more
than ninety days. or both.
Sec. 10. The town and district fire
wardens shall post such notices. con-
taining the state tun concerning fires.
in invents fire warden may prepare.
and nation who willfully ar malla-
n down or destroy! may with
III In fined ten dollars.
tour y
25 so. MAIN ST.. 30; NORWALK.
"Wino“: knv'fi'éiin;
Funeral Director
and Embaimcr.
19 North Main St. South Norwolk.
Residence. 6 Washington Street.
Telephone of house. 134-!
Alli-ti Recreation” fours.
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soumnoswat.
N Muir
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON’S PATTERNS.
K’s GREAT DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ANOTHER BUNCH or .
Bargain Attractibnsi w
THIN JERSEY UNDERWEAR
FOR WOMEN
Want you to make careful reading
of the following. Think it will inter-
est you.
Women’s Good Quality Vests, ltlc
each. .
Wottlen's It‘ltte Cotton Jersey Ribbed
Vests with the wing sleeve or sleeve
less. at tilt/5c.
Women's Fine Jersey Ribbed Vests.
white, trimmed with lace, value 25c,
now 190.. ,
Women's Lisb- Vests itt white or
black, trimmed with lace, at ‘"
udC.
SOME DAINTY WASH WAISTS
FOR YOU
Here are several lots of cool white
wash waists for you to chose front.
proltlly trimmed, very latest designs
as to cut. and price very uttleh to your
June, A. it. littift.‘ liking.
‘ liltaaull'r a; smru.‘ i '..,.......- mm... and VVllile Figured
1“ 1ft ’lown “9”" Lawn Shirt Wuists, all sizes. at 50c.
83-85 Washington Street.
_ made yoke
Ladies“ White Shirt Waists, tucked
front and back, at 690.
lmtllcs' White Lawn Shirt. Wallis.
embroidery fronts, tucked 'backs. of
title.
iladics' White llawn Shirt Walsts,
flicked and hemstiicltcd, extra 300d
lawn at $1.50.
THE FLUFFY SUMMER
UNDERMUSLINS.
When you read the descriptions,
when you come to compare the goods
with the prices. you'll buy; for the
economy of it all is bound to impress
you.
iladies' White Muslin Corset Covers.
effect of lace, ribbon
lrimlttod. at 25c.
Ladies" Muslin Drawers.
ruflle. hentstltehed. at 25c.
l.adics' Muslin Gowns. tucked yoke.
at 50c.
latiies‘ White Skirts. made with
deep embroidery fiounees, also under
ruffles. at. 75c. 89c and title.
cambrio
t
' llOSIE
YOU WON‘T HAVE THE'SLIGHTEST DIFFICULTY iN FINDING IN 1‘ T ‘
RY
THIS COLLECTION THE EXACT SORT OF SUMMER STOCKINGS YOU
WANT.
THERE'S A PLEASANT COMBINATION OF WIDE VARIETY,
FAVORABLE PRICES. AND RELIABLE QUALITY THAT MAKE IT
QUITE WORTH YOUR WHILE TO FILL YOUR NEEDS HERE.
N. E. RYAN,
SOUTH NORWALK.
.0 WASHINGTON STREET.
lllork Island, ll day trips, Skftit to
Stand. .luly lb. 22, 29, August .3. i2.
iii, an. .
Watch Hill. 3 day trips. slittttt. .Iuiy
lb, 22. ‘Jtt, August 5, 12. lit. 26.
t‘oituge (lily. it day trips. 817.00.
.lltiy 24. August 7. SR.
White Mountains, it day trips. $23.00.
July 24,, August 7, 21. September 4.
Saratoga Springs. 4 or it day trips.
812.50 or tlfthu. Jilly ii. 24. 31. Aug-
ust 7. M. iii. 28. September 4.
Attsable (‘hasttt, it day trips, $2t‘..tlti.
.Iuly 17. 24. ill, August 7. ii, iii, 28,
September 4.
Niagara Falls. 4 days trip. width.
Tuesday. August 22nd.
'I‘housatlti islands. 4
days trip.
$24.00. Tuesday, ugust 22nd.
Catskill Mountains, 5 day trips.
tidbit front New Haven. Jilly iii.
August it. 22, 29.
Royal 'i‘our. l2 days trip. Thousand
islands. Montreal, Quebec. Ausable
(litasm and Earnings, 887.00. 'i‘ues.
day, August 22nd.
Nova Scotia. )0
[from New Haven.
12th.
Moosehend bake, it days trip. $40.00
front New Haven. Monday. Septem-
ber lltll.
Gettysburg and Washington. 7 days
trip, $30.00 from New Haven. Friday.
October 18th.
For tlto New England 'I‘ollriat dea-
cribitlg nil tours and tickets call on
w
G. W. HARRIS. Ticket Agent at Depot
BUGOLENE
THE silencer can sue sense.
an on THE MARKET.
days trip, Stilton
Saturday. August
25:; A LARGE BOTTLE.
at tho
the loitfuss Piutmaci.
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IIIpOIPORT. coon.
Tim. score other attractions in-
ciudino bathing at all hours. fru Dual
concerts ovary afternoon
and but! a hundred of ill. «an
amusement outliers: in existence. '
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his LENOIR of Walnut. of
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can judge you.
exacting clientele.
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as your silent messenger.
OLD HAMPSHIRE BOND is the best paper for commercial .
stationery. ill the testimony of discriminating business men. ,
Move this for yourself—let us show you Book of Specimens.
it shows ()ld ilampshlrc Bond in Whitonnud Fourteen Colors.
Of Trimmed Mlllinery.
All untrimmed Straw Hats, 25c. 39c. and 75c.
and Washable Hats. Lanies' Duck Hats in all the latest styles.
S. S. TILLOTSON.
Children's Mull Bonnets
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Successor to the FREEMAN AR’I‘ PRINT.
98-100 Washington St., South Norwaik.
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l bani. of tuna;
and Furnfisltillas.
is so widetitut we can hardly fall to please any taste and many tallies not *
otherwise pleased. because of the distinctive charactar'of our solids. We“
could keep on telling you forever about our store. our facilities for‘lpr'llnl
you and our desire to merit the honor of your patronage. But the Infant
and safest way is to put us to the test by coming to our store in permr‘VVo
present this season what is conceded to be the molt notdwartity ‘srtlf‘of
assortment must appeal to you,
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”W funeral Dlrlctor and 3mm. - .
whom ”Alum _- . .. .... tours scum“.
porch. lawn and summer furniture our shown in this vicinity. if m mitt
one tribes for the porch or it complete outfitting fur the whole bouts. our
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