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1|qu Editor and Imprint».
y, .FRIIDA\i JULY 14, I905.
Miniature Allnansc for Tomorrow.
Sunrises 4: .33; sets 7 .24.
Hightide 10:15 a. m.; 10:24 p. m.
Ivsnlha charmer. TELEPHONE
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44‘: J—Oranch Office. Norwalk.
92¢ wldltoriai Room.
026 am on Office.
TOO-TB “CHOL'I maidens»
MJSDNIC DIRECTOR Y.
Did Vloll Lodge, No. 108, P. a A. M.-
tsin lio wan block, 133 Washington
8 Ireland mini ’l‘uesd a of Hell month
“Ill and An out. excep ed ~at ti o '(iluc‘s
anions co diail invi
outta-zaMiuw ' y
w..at nuseriM.
Illiior Chapter. No. 38, R. A. M.
Moots In Donovan Block 188 Washington
lib.n second and fourth i‘uesdeyst of each
tit—Jul Wand August cxcaptod- -at 8
81
o'clock. illegal Arc u .Masons' cordially
invited ’1‘ oils Ully' er, 8.? Robert
)5. Wilcox, than.
Ophlr Chap.,No. 52, Order Eastern Star
Meats in Donovan block, l38 Washington
Ilt, use d and fourth 'irridsvs of each
ulymud Aug not excepted—at 7: l6
P- In. All members of Order of
Factortliitarcordiall invited. Miss Nona
.Bowluud. W. M iiss ida Sharer, Hec
sao',ooo.ooo rnou 'ADVERTlSiNG.
From the Sacramento Bee. ‘
The vast fortune of 830,000; 000, rol-
led up by the late William limiter,
known as “the baking powder king,“ is
It monument to the value of advertis
lng.
Anybody can make baking powder.
There is no mystery in its manufac-
ture. although consumers may not
know what they are getting. ‘But it
takes shrewdtiess and judgment to ad
veriiae effectively. and so create a
grentydemand for arty particular brand
The-only secret of Zeiglet"s success,
it it be a secret, is that he know the
value ofadvertlsing and bowl?) (to it
well. He wasted no mOney on bill
posters. landscape marrera or in other
unprofitable ways, but paid out trilli-
ions of dollars freely for space in the
newspapers, So his money came back
.to him many times over.
' Us offered will be of the best
asset ATTRACTIONS counts.
Rolon Point Secures a New Amun-
‘mcnt Director and Will Make a
lid for Ilg Crewda.
Roton Point to going to be "it."
Messrs. Smith and Kelly and the Con-
nectIcut Railway and Lighting Com-
pany in combination havens-cured the
services of L M. Rich. formorly ntana-
ger of “mm 3”. Bridgeport, to
act as amusement director of the re-
sort. Mr. MM will take hold at once
and Wthhhesuif. thallium; the people
of title city and S ntnforti will be cut-
ered to, amusement wise as they nev-
er have been before. Mr. Rich is
one of the oldest park managers in
the country and has been connected
with big outdoor attractions for fifteen
years and his installation at Roton
Pain is an assurance tirat nothing but
the best of amusements will find their
way there
Vaudeville will be a strong feature
and a special stage with all the ac-
cessorics is now being constructed on
the veranda of the thotel and will be
upon Monday with a first-class vaude-
ville show, which will be presented en-
tirely tree of any charge. On each
Sunday a special attraction will be of-
fared. it will lie of a musical nature
and will be in addition to the Wheel-
er a Wilson llatld. Next Sunday
Miss Marie Stewart, a famous opera-
tic contraito_ especially engaged, will
sing at. the concerts during the after-
noort anti evening. Miss Stewart has
appear ed at all the New York theatres
anti. is considered one of the leading
contraltus. The management are to
change the entire _bill (of vaudeville
artists ca’cll Week and careful atten-
tion will be given to the bookings of
only acts that. are clean and whole-
some and ill for ladies and children to
witness.
Some of Ricb' 8 special feature single
day attractions will also be placed at
the point. among which is already an-
nounced. for August 9, is the first
grand ‘bliby show attd baby carriage
parade. This event is especially for
the ladies and children and the priz
A
big colored carnival. jubilee and chum
plonslt'ip cake, walk is another event
which will be presented during the
season. Baseball will he Klvéll Bi
tention and every Saturdaymg'pt
of all games will 1W by H“, best
““le A "‘0‘" b‘ utiful feature that
‘3 "0w beluga ranged is Patti's Fairy
lilllmhllllillOli ltd fire works display,
Which .. one of the spec. litl aural»
”0 Wand will continue for a week
Advertising is the bakin
that makes business mW
«or
rise in the
‘ t lng, stick to it. anti
well—~tllat's the whole of
score 111 these timed if you
is no small art the newspapers have
clever men who know how to do it for
you. These word painter. of the busi-
ness office can make a 38.85 suit. of
clothes look better, in print, than one
made to order that costs 830. They
can at least describe a "sacrifice" or
"slaughter sale" in such moving terms
ntoto'wrlng the reader’s heart with
pity for the buses ni‘ Ibr- unfortunate
merchant mmpelled to sell regardless
of cost. to make room for new stock,
or steruly determined to carry over he
goods beyond the present season. The
skill of these Macaulays of the ad-
vertising world has created a national
reputation‘ for such men as (tov. Doug-
las of"Massachusetts. and such wo-
men as Lydia Pinkhtutt. likewise for
the makers of "pink pills" alrd alii the
"drowsy syrups of the East“ first put
crying babies to sleep or smooth the
wrinkled brew of pain.
it is said that President 'lllullt‘l'fl
mother wanted to give him a musical
rather than a classical education.
showed when a Very small boy, musl-
caiecapaclty. and at the age of eleven
calnposed u march and some hymn
accomplishments and nlelodles. 'i‘hc
organist of the Vatican Cathedral
gave hiln lessons The tnothet was
anxious that her boy should have a
complete musical training but the
father would not hear of it. 4
5...-..3...“......
The Wathelhury American says
thus pcrtlnentiy: it will be recalled
that llldwajrd Porrltl a naturalized
Englishman and citizen of ilarliord.
"roasted" that town in the indepen-
dent because of disgraceful political
conditions prevailing through tack
of civil pride, capecitlly among Its
Yule citistins. iiir i’nrritt Instanced
Cambridge. as having ideal political
W condition-owing to the civil pride of
. . . .
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”“9“ '0 n '9 that ‘2 leading Wm” and the kind of accessories that. go '
labs of (tambridge the ideal, including with It 1010er mugtllle whole, ,flltltlclf: .. __ ._ ., . .. 1! ., . .
., i la a m u absoluiey cean e it must am a .
“ii r'MT'i'rllhiL” i?" ll' °~ ’ ... .....m... .... town ...... We can Here to Good News for
h or ‘MLLML aplcuoua by its uhitcilcc. A summer , .
mm“ “"°"“"’"""“ mm” 31:5"W1‘Wi’di-‘ilfi355535555255 oaucroua swear CALIFORNIA RAMS (BELOW coon i............ 7. 1.1!.
m an" Massachusetts l”’- Which "i' soil tW'uut be first as neat In her up- '_
.4," . “W “W. bent roads with wide but. pourllllcehu “Omani ' I 200 IUSHELB EXTRA ROBE POTATOES (CUT TO) ......‘u‘. .......... 16c PK.
. t . t t- The c enthuse-co 07'” seven are ‘
Violinibdu guitar! a unexiiec ell Ill exceedingly dainty m .ppcartlnce and THE VERY FINEOT ELOIN CREAM ERV BUTTER (YOU CANNOT BEAT lT), PER Ll, 246
"ram" w" "a more '0 stop "0°“ '3 are often much softer I wear with 6 Pink biarhps with any of the fol- ,m ,r to Pink Discount Stamps with any
liming “I“ fine or imvrmlmmm, colored frocks than the are white lowing: [500% of the following:
91W, (Rimmed The can age of“ one: are. ...—......
.u'oty-mtl‘mi‘“ "W“ W" “ "“" .“.."."i" ““iir""i"““’." l‘l‘d" it“ ‘ 7"" "" ”'°”""‘c"'”‘§'."" .. ‘32 Pink Discoiitii Sititlliis 313:3. 5111.25'3'5'a'2'31‘ilr‘l. 32,,
t" “I" But. the machine 5“" .st {lbst tiling: €10,111; gill“: vhdutiitwifgvuofzt ‘ 'ka MOM”: ”Lucy. Ortega. tau 1 lot. Gold Rook Tomato est-up. ”01.0
maimed n iiltely to cum to exceedw and warm WKeep a dish or a... salt ‘ c'" M°""‘° °' ° . b Willi 111039 1 lot Monarch w..............
b the bands with 3 lb. Can Victory brand bplnsch. 1 6 Cause 1
by the sink and rtt
it after tey are waited. 1 Can Vanilla Crystals. 10¢ nigh firm W3 3 Calls Fancy blind Pods. 260:
The colored linens aroused for suite 1 Largo Iottio lilting at too 3 Cans lunar Corn, 250
for to small boy almost as much as 1 Can Gold Label Sardines. tho 8 Cans Choice Jot-by Tomatoes, 2“
0
ll Billiard”
m and Unto-Dalr.
lle '
pause will not be cousidet ed ill fill
nisbing the best of allltls‘omerlt for
Rollin. Point and the patronage is
sure to increase in consequence.
COUNTY HOME REPORT.
what institution Has Cost During
The Year. .
The annuulrcpori of the county
commissioners has been furnished,
and is as follows: Provisions. Slip
558.79, which includes the. board of
those at the bottle and the children
who are boarding outside; employer-t,
52.98451; sundries, $1,197. 48; furni-
ture, “13,80; supplies $27175; wa
(or. 347; fuel $981.55; building re-
pairs, 873187 medicine and tnudicill
attendant-c, $63658: iixltt $iiti. :59;
teachers, 31,2100; tcicpbonc, $43,115.
Total, $21,770.32 The L‘tillitilllllllolll'rfl
received $20,617.20 from the state.
The cost to the county was therefore
31.12512. The average number of
children ill the home during the year
was 203. At the present time the
home t‘fililfllllb 92 children, and there
are ill boarding elsewhere. The
children have been unusually healthy.
A play roollt 40 by 20 feet has been
built during the year, and 50 shade
and fruit trees have been planted,
greatly improving the appearance of
the hounds.
TWENTY FlFTH ANNIVERSARY.
Silver Weddi a Surprise on “F."‘d
mlzlimqi 'LThorhtd'lt. ‘
Wednesday forum the Mutt fifth
anrrivcrsarr of the wedding of Mr. and
Mrs. Wiltnotl Thornton of New York,
who are guests at the home of Mrs.
Lena llt'lggcrmun itt Falrtield avenue.
Accordingly, with the. cit-operation of
Mrs. ’l‘lrornten, a surprise was planned
for Mr. Thornton. Relatives .cultle
from out. of town and the evening was
very cltjoyably spent. . Waietnlt-ious
and cake were served and games were
played
...—...
FASHIONS.
"We can only give what we' have.
Happiness, grief, gllitety, sadness are
by nature contagio s. Bring your
health and your sire gilt tn' the weak
and sickly, and so you will be of use
to them. (live them, flot your weak
trees, but your enrgy—«so you will re
vive and lift them up."
Many a girl receivos compliments
for her neat. appearance when perhaps
the material Ill her gown didn‘t cost
more than 12% cent» a yard. it. isn‘t
they are for his sisters.
"For very hot weather the separate
coat of the young girl is matte of white
niohair or serge.
mistake to wash 5
next time it in used.
lid
: , ‘until they at. acuislly more out.
of the thin should be well rubbed with
soft paper until it is quite clean. The
pain than Vito summed up. and used
vigorously Fryinppans treated in
this way will never burn their commit!
"McCall’s Magellan" says it is a
Insulin as this
causes the food to stick and burn the
'i’itepnn'ahould-
laced (Wet the fire, to melt thor-
ly all the fat which has remained
- in' it. and while this ill .hot the inside
“MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING."
Mr. Hastings Bays Mountain Has Bun
Modest Mole Hill.
Editor Sentinel: Will you kindly
give a see to the following statement
regar ing the article headed: "Mr.
Stevenson Explains." in your last Sat-
urday edition i understand several
articles of this nature have appeared
in the papers, it seems first a
mountain has been created front il‘
nloic- bill but in behalf of justice. ask
to be at owed to state a few facts.
Stevenson has drawn a vivid pic-
ture, but sadly neglected certain de-
tails which form the background. ill
his neglect of details. he' has said
nothing of his threats to kill the
whole fit-mily. of his attempt to titrotv
tie an old gray haired man as he was
lying on the sofa, nor of his attempt
to use- a lighted lamp as a weapon
However, be old mention the fact that
l wascalled to the defense. of the old
gentleman, but‘ failed to state he blui-
self made an attack on me by clutch-
ing the by the throat when i stood
by the doorway leading to the dining-
lCOlll. and this was in the light of
the lamp
In regard to his statement of being
knocked down its is very much lllli-i
taken. it stands to reason it would
be almost an impossibility for a man
weighing 135 pounds held by the
throat by it man weighing over 200
pounds, to strike a very effecIiVu blow.
These were the only biows‘ struck
Stev vellsoit 's injuries, if there were any,
undoubtedly resulted mote from his
imitation of tragic titan otherwise.
The authenticity of these statements
can be provod.by members of~his sin-
ter-in-law's household. of which he
is an inmate.
Trusting that you will see‘justlce
done'by giving the above statement of
facts 9. place In your columns and
thanking you in advance for your Ia
var, i not
Respectfully yours
H. B. HASTINGS
LANGDON AND MR8. WILSON FLI‘,
FROM wmsrst‘. ‘ '
77.. .1 —
3°“ ”ii/9,1,1“ .1; for Bridgeport; Go
'I on Different Trains.
I-wn
WINSTED, July tin—Mrs. Janet
Wilson, who has been at a hotel here
since her escape front art insane asy~
illnr at Poughkccpsie, N. Y., on July
and Walter Langdon, who came
with her. left yesterday. langdon
hired one of the hotel men to carry
him to the Burrville station of the
Nattgatuc k Division where he took the
i:i lit a. tit. ., south bound train. buyillg a
ticket to Bridgeport. buying previously
paid built his bill and Mrs. Wilson's at
the hotel.
A little later Mrs. Wilson said that
she did not know 'Wlittli tiliti should
leave the hotel, bill the same tuarl took
her to liurrvlile in time to take the
5:10 p. in. train south, and she also
bought it ticket in Bridgeport. When
the elder istllgdon left early ill the
Week be said that ills son would go to
Vermont and that Mrs: Wilson would
go to the home of a friends.
st
ROCKVILLE CHILD BURNED.
ROCKVILLE. .luly it.~~Mtlrtlu Mill-
it's thrl-tchar-old daughter set her
dress uilrc- while phtyiug with malt-hes
today and was badly burned about
”to body arms and face. ilct rc-
covery is doubtftti. Her mother rc-
ceivcti slight burns in extinguishing
the blaze.
ROCKVlLLE BUSINESS SOLD.
ROCKVILLE, .lltly i4~ The wire
cutter factory and business of A. Pet-
tenglll & Son were sold today to John
Znugg, of this city. The plaltt inatt-
ufactures a cutter for heavy wire.
liliilliB Bflfliifl.
Ask For
After
The Gum With
PEPSIN In It,
AMERICANS DEFEAT FRENCH.
LONDON. Jilly 14.—~—lli flier first
round oi‘ the doubles at the Queens
Club here. today in the contest for the
Dwight iW‘. Davis itlternqiionai dawn
tennis trophy, liolcdrnhe Ward and
Beuls C. Wright (United States) heat
Max (tunnel and M. Occugis (li‘f‘ililt'tll
ti- 2, 6 2, ti- 2
We r
'lietillesdtty slid lhllrsday
Jilly HM and 201k.
‘Hllrrlpitl lumps.
Spectacular P‘lfomfno
and Vaudeville.
orascv Faou‘fnswvowk.
Remember This is Not I Circus But a
Complete Opera Honda Under
Canvas Liqhnd by Etec
tricity. "
Popular Prices 15, i5 iillll r51
GEORGE H. [DAM-7' BIG
COMPANY.
Actors. Actresses, Cinders, Dancers.
Waterproof TenL. Mammoth Stage.
Gorgeous Randy.
Handsome‘ Costumes.
aooo SEATS 25¢; 1000 RESERVED
CHAIRS, lee EXTRM CHILD--
Rim. 15m 6 “
WEST AVENUE AND REED 8T.
GROUNDS»
TWICE DAILY. 2 and I P. M.
EXTRA ATTRACTION! New York's
Greatest sensation. Eve. the Crea-
tion of Woman from Nothing. The
Most startling andrlantpillh'ed Act
ever given on mmeflcdn siaqc.
DON'T FORGET DAY AND DATE.
_,iyl(i :it
i
W
Be Sure and 511955 the Retepiiml
To be given by the National Biscuit Co., at; Red Men’s
Hall, Saturday, July 15, from, 2' until 5 p. m., and then
buy your Innerseal Crackers of
Chas. E. Seymour.
WESI WASHINElflN Sifliii
STATE OOLFv, TOURNAMENT.
NEW HAVEN, July M.——ln the
morning round of the final play for’
the championship of the Connecticut
Golf tournament today, W, K. Shep»
ard, of ill eNew Haven Country Club.
was 4 up at tin- conclusion all iii-hole
pllly ill his ltlutclr with it. it. liovcy.
of Hartford. The second half of the
match will be played this afternoon.
C. ii. Zinllltorltlau. Ol’cllll) New iia~
vcn Country Club, alldtlt. S. White
oi the salttc club, fought for the coll-
solution honors, the first round of 18
holes ending with Zimmerman 3 tip
The contestants for the bunkcl cup
were M iiarry Marlilt, of the New
Haven Country Club, and A," M. Bald-
win, of llroolliawn, Bridgeport, while
for the fourth cup, (1. 1.. White. 5a.,
of Waterbury. and C. E. Hale, of Wei
lingford, were matched ill the finals.
Roms...
Point
LAND.
L. M. RICH, Amusement Director.
ON
oounp
COMMENCING MONDAY. JULY 17.
free——— Vaudeville "free
New Stage. Best Acts.
‘ SUNDAY, JULY 19.;
GRAND CONCERT BY w.a'w. BAND
Special Sololth
MISS MARIE STEWART.
nounccntonts:
a 0
Water Commissioners
Notice...
The Water Commissioners desire to
call attention to No. 6 of the Rules
and Regulations concerning Hydrants
and Use of Water or Sprinkiing, viz.:
RULE Vi. HYDRANTS, FOUNTAINS.
ETC.
Street or Garden Washers, or pri-
vate hydrants are not to be so used
at any time as to create a nuisance to
neighbors or pusscrahy. and shall on-
ly be used judiciously, without exces-
sive waste, between the hours of six
and little a, in, and between the hours
of live and seven p. to. No fountain
or jet shall be in use more than three‘
hours ill a day, nor during more than
one hundred arid twenty different days
Watch Dally Papers {of Special An-.
In a year, without a special permit
and an addition payment beyond the
established rates.
The (lolltulissioners reserve the,
right to suspend or discontinue the
use of arty fountain or jet when the
public interest sballr‘ It. |
The construction an alien of pri-
vate hydrants and fountains Will be
subject to the approtal of the Corn-
misslonels. and whenfver the waste
therefrom becomes a li:. mm in the
adjacent proprietotd‘l esuppiy will
be cut off until the eviyis stitlsfattor
lly t""0|lt" ted
Patties using water from hydrants
at other titan times specified are silh-
ject to have the water cut off . Charge
for turning on will be 82.
Attaching hose to house fixtures will
be suirjctt to hydrant charge.
Size of tip of hose not over 3 its in
(‘ liRiS'i‘iAN SWARTZ,
STEPHEN s lth'l‘cn.
FRANKLIN A SMITH.
Water Commissioners.
65 Pink Stamps with 1 lb. but No.
1 m.
so Pink Mumps with 1 lb. Fancy
' No.1 To... ., toe
to risk Clamps with 1 lb. Choice
No. 3 Tu. 36c
THE NEW
ilti Washington at, Ba. Namath.
.... .'
“it.
fr. ’
60° .
teas and deities with
frociittlsothampa
I
THE NATIONAL BISCUIT COJO CRACKERS 8PEC|AL.,10¢ 00003. 96‘ be GOODB 4°.
' (irony comm,
.111 3’: 5‘3
YORK G
Norwsllt's Bull
Item.
wink bum in 1 lb. but
WMMRI and git-b New 300
to Pink lumps with 1 lb. Java
and Marie-lilo Game. 260
10 emit stamps wlul 1 in. am No.
1 antes one so,
to Pink dumps with 1 lb. Fancy
aunt» Gotta-,5
The Great
FRACTION OF THEIR WORTH,
ED WILL BE ADDED TO REPLAC
TRA' SALESPEOPLE.
TELEPHONE onosas.
or emcee.
_ At 75c, over 100 doz. New
Waisis in a big variety of choice
styles, worth $100 and 81.50.11“
sizes, 32—44
Al 81, ()0, Walsts titlit a week ago
cost truth the makers $12.00 and
318.00 a dozen. absolutely fault-
less in style. iii. and finish
lstdles' White. Imbroidered
Linen Shirt Waist suits, White
Lawn, benlstitclr i tucks. or gray
nrercerized. neat y trimmed With
self color braid. regular 83 50.
clearance price, $2.5
' Shirt Waist Strife in linen, pip-
ings of white polka dots or linen
lawn with bemstitéhed tucked
skirt, also ntercerlzed sateen-in
blue and black, with small dots,
also a few white dotted Swiss
tints, were $3.50 and 85.00. Clear-
ance sale, $2.98.
White Lawn Stilts. embroidered
front or dotted Swiss, trimmed
with lace, were $5.00, $6.00 and
$6.50. Clearance price, $3.98.
Ladies' White Wash Stilts in
duck and linens. the short coat,
full backs, or the long tigllt fitted
coat, were $8.50 and $10.00, $5.00.
indics' White and Brown Linen
Skirts. also a few of the black
and blue with white dots, value
$3.50 Clearance price 51.25.
All the better skirts in brown
and whit» linen; also 1’. K.. rcgu»
«tar $2.50 at this sale, 81.50.
All our $2.98 and $3.50. at $1.98.
All our 85.00 slid $6.00 at 8.98.
Full 'yard wide Fruit of
ironic Muslin. regular price
any quality, this sale, 7c.
100 doz. Full Bleached Turkish
’i‘owcls. size 23 x 47. good weight,
worth 22c each, special for this
print Milo, lii I54: each.
is in. lW‘ull'IiitWacltml All Linen
the
100,
Crush. good and heavy, worth
12%c yd., 8c yd.
bu doz. it‘uli Bleached Sheets.
plain hem, good heavy muslin, 50c
value, 34c each.
iv‘iue Dintitles, Figured ’Swiss,
l-‘igurod Pongees. Fine Quality
Figured Lawns, Fine Quality Sat-
eens, Fine Quality Crepes. Best
Quality Grecian Voilies Sc Mohair
Lustre, regular prices 12%c, 15c.
-- ”5-..,” ......
AT J OSELOFF’S
THE THIRD DAY BEGINS TOMORROW THOUOANDB OF DOL-
LARS WORTH OF THE REST KINDS OF DRY GOODS AT A MERE
EXTRA VARIETY.
COME EARLY lN THE DAY IF POSSIBLE.
A SPECIAL FAVOR TO TAKE SMALL PA‘RCELO.
SEE CiRCULAR FOR A COMPLETE LIST
'l.ulg‘*‘" n
MANY THINGS Nd'r aovsn'rla- "‘
E Those ALREADY sow. Ex.
EXTRA osmium?
woum ask vou so
no MAlL on
19c and 25c, all at one price. 9c.
Black and Colored Uuderskirts:
Skirts that were 81. 00 and 81. 25,
75c.
Skirtstltat were $1.51) and'uflh,
$1.001. ’ ' " “ W ‘-
Sk‘irts" .thai . were A $2.00 I' and f
$2.50, $1550. t l ,,
.36 ,i.n Black .Tafieta,. .worth
$l. 50, $1. 00 . ‘ '
Best American Prints all colors.
wort-h 7c, at two. '-
Best Apron Gingham. worth 8c.,
at 51c. , .
Dress hiiks worth 50c and 590.
. at 250
Ladies‘ Fitted Wrist Bags, 51.25
and 31.50, at $1.00. -
Ladies' Plain White Handker-
chiefs, 2 for So.
15c quality Box Writing Paper,
8c. ‘
24 in. Stilt Case. light weight,
regular $1.50, $1.10.
belong Hook and Eyes, value
100, 5c. (
Odd lot of Fancy Ribbons, va~
lue up to 35c-17c yd
Ladies Fancy Stock Collars,
linens. laces, embroidered and
lace trimmed. value up to 35c
Clearance price 15c.
Ladies' “Body Vests, " no straps .
over shoulders. made of ilsle lace
trimmed and value up to 390
(‘learance price 15c.
indies Square Neck Sleeveless .
Vests, our regular iZléc'number
at lbs, 3 for 25c.
Men's Steam Shrunk Jersey
Ribbed Shirts arid Drawers in .
blue, the kind men likveor Work
that demands dark color, regular
price 50c. Sale price, 38c.
Ladies' Fancy Hose in black and __
tan, silk clocked and stripes all
si es, regular prices 25c and 35c, _
for, this s.ale iiic ‘ ‘ "
Tea Pots. 2, 3 and I qt. sizes, va- ,
lite 45c, 25c.
Folding lmning Tables. regular
price 3125. 95c .
3 Burner Union iron Tank Oil . .
Stoves, regular price $1.49, $1.16. ,
Pressed Glass Tumblers. (1 for
10c.
10 piece Decorated Toilet Set,_
3‘]!
regular price
32 25.
When you are in doubt where to get good reliable groceries homeland
and we will save you money. Here
are a fewWof our Saturday'sspeclals:
18 L88. FINE GRANULATED SUGAR . $1.“)
VERY BEST GOLD MEDAL BUTTER PER LB .......... ‘ ...... 1.. ‘240
ARMOUR'8 CORNEDWBEEF, 1 LB. CAN ........ W. . .......... .. 13c‘
ARMOUR'8 CORNED BEEF, 2 LB. CA N .................. . ........ . . . 23¢
ARMOUR'B ROAST BEEWF,1 LB. CAN ........................ 13c
ARMOUR'O ROAST BEEF. 2 LB. CAN .......................... 23c
We have a fresh assortment of Fruit and Vegetables daily.
JOSELOFF’S
72 NORTH MAIN STREET.
1
south NORWALK. court.
TEL. CALL. 888—6.
CONIOLiDATED ROAD.
About 400 Men Laid Off-Usual Bum-
'msr Duilness. ( 1
Reports have been heard from time
to time of late to the effect that quite
a number of men had been discharged
from the employ of the New York and
New Haven railroad. in this connec-
tion President Mellon was asked yes-
terday:
"It Is true. as.reported,‘that 400 or .
600 men have been discharged from
the New York and New Haven road
in four or‘flVe months through lack
of work "
President. Mellon, in reply said:
“We have laid off between 400 and
500 men, not on account of lack of
work, but on account of the usual re-
duction of thin ilealldu of tile year, lesll
men being required during the spring
and .Ilimmbr months than during the
fail and winter. This number includes
brakemen What: Were dispensed with
on account of being able to run freight
trains with tyo instead of three, due
Ir hr kn.’
ow a the Browu merit system
be working all is it unpopular with litany
conductors'
“ilo far or are known the Brown aya-
ien is (giving satibfactlon.’
Mn—
PRIIIDINPI R9MIVILT NOTI-
. . . . .FIID _
OYSTER. BAYIL l., Jilly it —-Preai-
dent Roosevelt has been notified oili-
cislly by to Russian government of
the appoiti f M. Witte, chair-
man of the control tee of ministers to
1“ the position of principal envoy of Rus-
also: the forthcoming peace confer-
ehce- The president has expressed
satisfaction at the designation of M
Willie, feeling assured that it means
much to Maria to have so eminent a
statesman oaths commission. and that
25 t 37 I“? lit, Net-walk.
make for permanent pouch be»
king tits. bottoms, (Julio lie .
.afi:r.».i
South Africa exports about 826-
000.000 worth of diamonds to ban-
don every Year. '
.... 4-..». ~-....~_..__.
I . t i
WALTHAM
warms
Ire the best. Mechanical procto-
ion, perfect mated-land careful
finish are the features that have
made Wslthsnl Watches the but
in the world. in gold, gold
filled and silvsr ones at
A.W.'Anstlin’s,
40 Wall Of. mellg can».
853mm; .
for strata. and-1 Milliiiai
tidy.
W
Vary lost angin Creamery butter-é“
DOT 'Dir W
18 lbs. Granulated II If.
it.”
2 lb. Can some I‘
200
Columbia River Caliban. per can, too
2 birds. lost for
3 bottles Root Isor'Wlxtmt for
26¢
”l
Norwalk Chronicler