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éMONDAY, JULY 17. 1905.

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MJSDNIC DIRECTOR Y.

Oil! Well Lodge, No. 108, F. a A. M.

M . In Dnnmau block, litil Worthington
Ht. rat and third Tuesdays of «ob month
~—.I’ulyind August exmptod--nt it u'riom.
All aster Insane ooudinlly Inviiod.

Uhurlou li‘. Mills, W. M. lloliorl. M. Wti‘
not. Sou.

latitu- Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.

Moon: In Donovan Block, hilt Washington
hit... caramel and fourth fluoiidayii of mob
Month-—.luly and August. oxrepu-d ~ai
O'clock. Allllo uIAron Mumnnoordiui
luVIted. Tluuh -untiuyor, ll. l‘. itohrrt
M. Wilcox. Sen. *

Ophlr Chap.,No.52, Order Enter-n Star

Menu in Donovan block. ltlti Washington
BI, M‘l‘t’lnll and fourth Fridays or ouoh
month-July and Alumni. exoepted 41.7:45
o'clock p. m. All lllt'llllli‘l'it of tirdor of
Eastern Hiarcordinlly invited. Miss Noun
A. Rowland. W. M. Mien Idn Shemr, Her.

 

A native of lndla who, has lost a
large amount of money through the
insolvency of an English merchant ox~
plained the English insolvency laws as
follows: In Burma the white man who
wants to become insolvent goes into
business. and sols lots of goods. and
does not; pay for them. lie then gets
all the money he can together, say 30.-
000 rupees ta rupee is thirty-three
cents), and puts all of it. oxoept 100
rupees away when» on ono ran find it.
.‘With the 100 rupees ho. goes to a judgo

assurauoo that sho

MISSII llillKS
FliH fliliiliilfl '
Pliiil lillMi

Hopes Decision oi Plenipotent-
iaries Will Not Effect the
Vital Interests oi the Empire
——-More Deaths by Mobs and
Troops

 

S'l‘, I‘lC'I‘EilSIillllil, .luly 17, 1:27 p.
m.~-r’i‘ho Novoo Vroutyu today prints
tho following statomont of Russia‘s
position, which may no. inspirod:
"Russia can ronsont only to surh a
poaoo as will not affoot tho dignity
or vital interests of tho tuupire. To

not othorwlso would ho fatal to Run»
sin and would threaten all Europo.

Europo no Iongor bollovos in Japan‘s
will not rostrlot
lfluropoau intorosis in tho Far East.
Even in England and Ainorioa tho

volros of moral intlgniors ran bi» hoard
in favor of .tho Indirooi lntorforonoo of
tho powors to inodorato .lupau‘s do-
mantis.
romombor that they must dofoud tho
intorosts not only of llussiu, but. also
of tho othor (,huu-asian powors, and
thoy will find moral support in lion
liu.
ovun
fluid is mui'h
tittoon months ago,

(lur plonipoioutlartos must

Paris,
in

Washington
London.

and uporhaps
(iur army in tho
stronger than it was

"’i‘ho liamburgor Nat-hrirhton pro-

poses that lEuropo intituato to .Iapau
that. oxiroino doinnnrls will ho rosistmi

of the court and tells him he wants in by Europe in gonoral, ospooially (lor-

l
heoome bankrupt. The judge thou rails

all the lawyers together. likewise all
the men to whom the white man owes
money, and says: "This man is insoi- ‘
vent, but he wishes to itivo you all that
he has got, so ho has askod mo to di-
vide this 100 rupees among you all." I

may. This is a valuablo statomont.

We must asoortain tho uoooptublo max
imum of our oonrossions to
front the European point of viow and

Japan

lot aooordiugly.” _
WARSAW, Russian Poland. .luly 17.
~~A sergount of dotortlvos was shot

and kiilod horo. today by an unknown

nan. A patrol of infantry while pur-

The judge mproumm glvos the “my.“ suing the assassin lirod a volloy, kill-

1
ninety rupoos. and tho romainlng ton

ng a morohnni.
LilliZ, Russian Poland. July 17. rrrrr

WINES l0 ”10 "”10" "it‘ll. Tim" ”‘1' ill- l‘art of tho Ekaioriuburl: roeimont
solvent 3003 home to England, siatlonod lioi‘o mutiuloil today and

killoti an ofliror.

'I‘ho mutinoors wore

Two stamps woro onoo put into an arrested.

offet'tory box by a lady in (ioorgotowu.
nooording to tho l‘hilhdolphiu ledger. ‘
They ‘wero, two rout stamps issuod In t
British Guiana in 1850. The lady had
come orross an onwiopu among hot I
papors bearing two of ihoso stamps. f
The incumbent, (‘anon .losa. sold tho ,
envelope, with the two stamps on it.
at auction. and it roaiizod sumo. 'i‘ho
following year the sumo two stamps
changed hands at $3,250 The now
purohasor sold thom for $11,000 to a
German Iioalor. who sold thou) to a
Russian nobleman for $3.000.

A rnrrospmulont who is with (ionorai I
Booth, Itonimandor of tho Salvation '
Army, says that on shipboard ho is at. 1

most a slow to work. His i'tiiiin is a ,»

willlo

( [Ililllfill‘illifl

Owing to tho staio of slono tho t‘lli’

zons of Lodz nro oompoliod Io rou-

ributo 81.500 daily towards tho maihr
uanoo of tho troops horo.

S’l'. I'l‘J'i‘ICliSlil'ltil. .Iuly IT.» 'I‘ho
'oport that M. Shipoil. dirorior of tho
rousury dopartuiout. would not no
'ouipuny Ibo Itussiun poaro mission
o \\'ashtuI.-.ton, is iuoorroot.

FOUGHT A SHARK OFF BLACK
ROCK.

-~..__—.

Two Fishermen Have Ten Minutes of

Exciting Adventure with Six Foot
Monstroslty.

Ali'rod l'oiors and ilooigo ilusauian.
iishiun otl' Iiiuok Rook harbor
as! \vooii, saw a shark t'ully six foot
onu'i'boy worn trying tor blno tlsh ni
ho Iiltli‘, “lion suddouly llit' wutor
”who "our lilo HII‘I'll ill IIIt‘ii' limit :iliil
fish, as thoy supposed.

workshop. his oouoh, oinblamnod with mow to tho surt‘uoo. and turnod p' r

l

. army flaga. rosombios a Warrior's tout: (

his walks and talks on (took aro utili-
tarian; his staplo food is rirr and ho ;
Ignores the dinner table. liis tour of
tho Orient Is to inriudo mootings.
counrile and roniorouoos in all tho
leading towns of Now 'ln-alaud, Tits-

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l

tho

tally upon his book and snappod at
tilt‘ of tho Ilslioriuou‘s books

it was a shark. ili'ilili’dlll: this,
ind Iindiiu: tho inonsior last on lllll‘ of
sb-ndor iluos. tho lili'll ii'iod to
*upiuro it by rooting in tho lino and
riod to kill tho 'Inoustor with an oar

'l‘lioy did Siioi'ood in trolling it i'rui'k
at. II, but no soonor did tho itilL‘I‘ ilsh

mania, Quoouslaud. Now South \‘i’alon, fool tho blow than it Iiashod swiftly

Viotoria, South Australia and Wost

Australia.

Aorordltu: to a wish Hill" who has
boon iuvostlizntint: tho inrroasod pro

udvouiuro. and in toiling tho
Ilossmuu. said 11 was tho livoliosi tou
iiiinuios oi‘ iisiiim: ho nov'or t‘Xllt'I’it‘ili"

for tho upon sou, hronkiui: from tho
light lino and spoodliu: out of sight

iioih ltll‘ll Wori- highly oxoiii-ii by tho
story.

duotlou of gold m... n, ”H. introduoliou od. whon tho shark strut-k tho ball

of dredging liiiit‘llilioN. tho lliiio is not
for distant win-u tho gold output will
be 2.000.000 por day, ovon should tho
quartz mlnos ylulti no llliil't‘ than at
proaont. A3 this Would iiupronnto
8h00_00ti.000 por your, or iuoro than
twice. tho prosout produoi. it is tutor-
enting to roujooiuro what ibo olfooi
will ho upon tho iuiorosi l‘tlit‘ and up
on collateral quttors.

A l"anmlian iouvbI-r foil boir to an ‘
English osiaio of .13 20.0u0, in lill‘ law-
yor'u IIIIli'o tho oiorkn iiiuIIo hols an to
dim uho wmiid now u. lino tiioimhl
who would m'i'oam, two morn oi tho
opinion that Idu- would burst into
tour», two oihors favor-oil ilyi-ili‘rii‘ii.
"or ropiy to tho Im-snonuor was dis-
ronouriiua: "1 shall finish my nmuih
Iy report, hour illiuin Iapoltiug I't'roi‘ii.
whip tWo boys and ho at your onion
in forty mll’tilli'u."

Natural Mtataito ll‘ariuvr Foddor-
IlittcltI-«"Woll, them artrruiins is prob
ty. an‘ iboy‘ro oorlniuly rigged out
scandalous enough for anybody. but i
can‘t understand mor’n half ihoy any.
They're all tnktn' iii moot. What's
the show about. anyhow?“ ills City
Nephew—”Shh! Why. iinoio. tho rur—

 

ialn huu’t gone up yet ~- you're look.
In; at once or the limos!"—~(:Ievollmil
leader.

 

“Tho Billiard"

Marina and Unto Date.
decorumm'aflnns First Class.

 

This is tho sooouii largo slzod shark

that has boon obsorrod off Sirutlnrd
by it party of oysloi'mon about it \VI'I..‘i\
"git.

'i‘iio furl that sharks :iro our-o inm'o
n local wator is not to intro a iii'il‘l‘v
rout effort upon advoniuroim hatiiork
alum: tho shoro, though so far as
known. nolio of tho llltlllHIi‘f'R has yot
boon soon upon tho bathing groutida
SAILOR ARRESTED.
William Van Wagoner Absent From
Battle-hip Alabama Without Leave.

William \‘nu Wuuonor. u Norwnik
young innit who is it uu-mhor of tho
crow of tho iliiltod Hinton liniiioship
Alnlutuui. was arrostod this mornluu
by (‘upinln of i’oilro ll. N. Morohouai‘.
upon oouiplniui. of tho youth: man‘s
utoihor. 'l‘ho Intior said that ho was
ubuout without lonvo and that Idio
onitlii not drivo him hook in tho uhip.
It Is aluiod llilll this to tho liilrii than
young Van Wauouor bus loft ship
without Iouvo.

It» is bring hold nt lbo Smith sin-oft
lm'ltlili to await thi- arrival of an oil"
oor to Hill“ him book.

scorn «dawn

K'B HEALTH.

Only Five Death: in the City During
Juno-Beventeen 'lflltl.

'i‘lu- liunrd of Iionlib stair-moot for

1905. In as follow»:
it; malt-s, 1: foinnlon, 4.

and in yours, 1:
yours. 1-. boiwoou tilt and 70 yours. 1;
boiwoou iii) and tilt yours. 1.

liaio por 1.000 nor aunum. XIII.

Contagious dismount roportudw'l’y
phold fovor, i.

Ilirihti~~»Mulou, 7: liltiiitli'ii, Iii;
int. 17. JOHN W. DAKI’I.

Clark.

A PAINFUL ACCIDENT.

 

Fell on a Gian Butter nun.

 

‘ Rates Very Mallet-air.

IOSEPH L. WALZ.
Praia-trim.
Telephone 398.

 
 
 
 

r,

Min. Froderirk W. Starr. oi Elm
limit! svonuo. had It very painful aroi
doni, Inst ovouiniz. While onrryln
a glass huiior dish sho tritmod on
full.
pom-truioii inio lior lit-oust. tho woun
"mill"! is tim'p trash.

Iir. .Iouu Iiumurtlor, who was railu'
dressed ma lniury.

I.“

tho (‘ity of South Norwnlk for Jun».
Deaths in riiy.

Anonwllndor i your, 1; iwiwoon .‘lit
betwuou fill and (to

to-

 

‘t.... .

Preachers Announced for First Metho-
dist Church.
At tho First Methodist Churoh
yesterday the pastor, the Rev. W. Wot»
ford 'l‘. Duncan distributed his annual
open lotior to the congregation au-
uounolng tho provision made for the
pastoral intro of his poopie during va-
cation, and also the Iniordonominaiion-
at service» for August and tho ill‘Hl
Sunday in Soptomhor. This letter is
issued earlier In .luly than is usual in
order that all tho. hoopla may be fully
informed, as tho iucouvonionoo onus-
od those desiring pastoral service
whon pastors are away is Invariably
due to lack of information on the part
of tho peopio rethor than lack of pm
vision. ’I‘ho Rev. Howls K. Monro. of
tho Norwalk Methodist. Church will ho
in town during August and will res-
pond to all calls for pastoral sorvico.
Mr. Duncan rendering similar sorvico
in the fail when ‘Mr. Mooro will ho
away. During tho. tirsl throo Sundays
of August the First Methodist tllturoii
will ho olosod, the congregation unil-
ing with tho Congroizntionaiisiu and
Baptists, and on the last Sunday of
August and the first of Soptouibor all
tho sorvioos will ho rosumod in tho
Mothodist (‘.I1urrh,«oxoopt the Pastor‘s
liiblo Class, and tho Baptists and (ion-
Izroizutionnlisis will unito with tho
Molhodists in tho First i‘huroh. During
August tho prnyor and class llli'i’lillKS
will ho hold iogothor on 'i‘uostluy oV<
ouiug oarh work. with Soih llomlng~
ton in ohnruo. The following is the
pulpit supply for tho union aorvloosz‘
Morning. 10:30. lilroning, 7:30.
Sunday. August Sixth.
l’laoo -’i‘ho South Norwalk (Tougroga-
tioual, Cliuroh.
l'roaoliorm'l‘ho Rov. 1'}.
hit. Siratford. itonu.
Sunday. August Thirtoouih.
l'iaoo 'i‘lio South Norwaik (‘ougrogn-
Ilonnl ithurch. ,
l’i'otit-horw’l‘iio RPV. Wollosloy I‘. (Will
dlnuham, i).l.)., Syraouso. N. Y.
Sunday, August 'l‘wontioth.
l‘laoo~~’l‘ho South Norwalk Baptist
("huroh
l‘i‘oaohor -'l‘o ho announood
Sunday; August Twouty-Sovonib.
i'lnoo -‘i'ho First Mothodlst Episcopal
(‘huroh
l’t'oaohor~"l‘iio Roy. (”‘harlos W. Mr-
i‘ormlok. l).l)., Hartford, (john.
Sunday, Soptombor 'l‘bird.
l’laoov'l‘ho First Mothodisi l<7plsoopal
('hnroh.
l’roaohor - 'l‘ho ilov. Frank .I. Moi'ou-
noli. ll.lt., Brooklyn, Now York.

N. Packard.

COMMANDER-INCHIEF OF THE G.
A. R. DEAD.
General Blackmar Expires unexpec-
tedly While mdnepection
Tour.
liiilSlC. idaho, July 1?.
W.

tlonoral \\'.
lilaokmur. oominaudor-iuvohiot of
tho (i. A. it diod yi‘sii'l‘iiay of nophri»
its. Ills wito “Hg with him during: tho
illuoss, 'i‘ho body will lio omiialnioll
and iakon to tho homo of Ibo faintly
in llosion iloiiI-ral iiiaI-kmar arrivv'tl
horn on July lit on an lnspootion tour
of tlraud Army posts throughout tho
uorihwost ilo was ill whon llo arr
riyod and gradually lath-d, ’I‘ho sori
nus-no»; of his ooudiiion “'th kopt from
liio publio at tho ronurst of his wifo

than to! Illaokmar was born July "’

._.i,

tb‘ll. at llrisioil. l’a llo onliNtod in
tho 15th l'ounsylvnuin royalty, and
subsoquontly jniui-d tho First \iost

Virginia. lio sorvod with dlsiluotiou
throughout tho war and :It iv'ivo Forks
Wm; priuiioiod on tho hold by tlouorui
i‘usior to tho rank of oaptalu.
'l'hroughout ihroo administrations
hoso ot‘ liifl‘i‘l‘lltil's inns. 'l‘aiboti and

If Mussaohusotts. At iho last national

‘nrainpinoni of tho ii .\ it ill) was

«PM nflgfiyi'hnfl',‘.ay"l ‘dfi‘n ,\ re 1. “‘h

mien-urn GNQRWAut EVEN

UNION sermons DURING A—OGUS‘I’V‘NATIONAL BISCUTT RECEPTIO

NI

Large Attendance of Ladies at Red
Men's Hail Saturday.

About eight hundred pooplo uttond-
ed tho rooeption antler tho auspices of
tho Notional ltisouit Company‘s ropro-
soniutlvos. in Rod tilon'is, llall, Satur-
day nfleruoon, dospito the iuiouse boat.
which had provaliod.

The hull and stairway loading to it
Woro hoantifuliy doooraiod. purplo and
whlio bolnu tho prtalominnting ooiors,
whilo potted plants uddod to tho artis—
iio offooi of tho hull. long stroainoru
oxtondod down tho std'os of tho room.
and Includod iu-er-soal advortislni;
niuitor of a very docurativo uaiuro,

Among the dooorniions tho iroltiou
yt'llilw oi the lwmon Snap formod a
hurmouioun contrast. with tho brought
rod packagos of Graham Craokors
and the royal purple and white of tho
l‘uoodn llisouit.

’l‘wo most Iiolioious oonl‘ooiions
Wen: Hort'od as dosaort Nabisco Sui:-
fll' Wufors and li‘ostiuo Aliitondk.
’I‘hoso dosorvo spooini mention, fortn-
ing. as thoy do. u rlass by iliouiuolvos.

At tho various small stands. upon
Whit-h products of tho National iiis‘
ruit roiupuny woro displayod. auonts
of tho oompany's udvortlslng gonad.
uoatiy uttirod in only suits and p‘urplo
lion, prosidod and told of tho morlis
of tho produots shown and a lllillllit‘l'
of parkagos woro gii'on to tho lady
visitors.

llofroshmonlii woro dorm-d. oomprls
lug National Iiisrult Nitiipuiiy pro»
darts and oonsldorablo advoriisiui:
Inniior was distrlbuiod and souyonlrs
givon to ovory lady prouont.

An orohostra undor tho dirortion of
Howard A 'l‘lliy. tliRtiiiierI‘ll swoi‘i
muslo throughout the nfiornoon.

’I'ho roropilon was a striking lossou
in tho uuosis in ouo rospoot. it thor-
oughly oxpiodod tho idou of buying
hisoult. oraokors. and wnfors. from an
upon box or burrol. and having thom
Iloiivortul. moro or less muiilniod, in a
papor bag. It is oxpininod that no mat-
tor how porioot a htsoult may miul‘
from tho ovon. it loam: its t‘roshnoss.
by i-xposuro to tho air. ovon for an
hour. Only by giving It tho. lii‘iIioo-
lion of n par-kago whioh (‘Xi'ltlili‘h‘ all
air. dust and tnoisturo, (-uu tho orig-
inal goodnoss, orispuoss uttd purity of
the, biscuit bo rotained.

'l‘lio rooopiinu was also an Illustrav
rind of tho wldo raugo oi adaptability
of tho produois of tho National Ills-
rnit Company, For any romiiromoui.
from tho oysiors to dossorl, thoro is
always a bisouit. oruokor or \vat’or to
suit. and host of all. thoy run ho pur-
ohiuu'd any limo. auywhoro, and aro
always t‘i'osh in tho ptirr'liaso of
Illi‘s’i‘ pl‘tulttt'is tho irado mark of tho
National liisoutt (‘ompany on oath
oud of tho parkaizo is always an abso.
Iiiio :isntirunro that tho oonlonts uro
not only tho rory porfoolion of tho
hakor's art, but that ihoy aro always
puro. always Izood, and how bad ab-
:mluio protooiion trout dust, moisturo
and handling from the limo thoy loll
tho ovon until thoy roachod tho ron
author's hands.

'l‘alii-u altogoiher tho roooptlon was
a pronounood suoooss, and as tho
Lillt‘filh ili‘lllll'il‘d, oxprossiuuu \"i'l‘i‘
hoard indicating that ”1in had ro
oolvod not only )llPil~illil. ouiortalu-
moot, but proliiablo information as
woll.

Now Wo-loosdny a. rocoption will bo
hold in laiokwood’s ilull. Nnrwnik. to
“llll‘h tho ladios of South Norwaik
aro vory rordlaily iuvliod.

ADMIRAL SCHLEY lN TOWN.

llonr Admiral \\'iutiold Scull Soiiioy.
who is at prosoui in migittiir‘k, Iil‘uvo
in Norwntk this morning and made a
short stay about tho luminous part ol‘

 

i
itioo. ho was ,iudno advm'ato uouorul
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Ilootod oonunandor lu-rhioi

tho oily.

{ FASHIONS.

. “q
A delloato pink lawn or
lwotght linen suepender dress with
blouse of white, white Markings, shoes
and EIOVOH. Dink bonds at tho tin-oat.
white iingorie with pink'ribhon about
the crown tlod in u largo. bow at the
front iuakos a dainty l‘i‘ih'lllllli‘.

whiio linon shirtwaisi. suit is fin-
llahod with a. narrow girdle of soarlot
‘silk and an ombroidorod liuon rollur
caught with u srurloi lid}

The oiiontlso oorsot—oovor whlob slips
on oVot‘ lilo lil‘iltl is as ootut‘ortublo as
tho rhoiulso nightgown. ()f rourso the
waist lino is run with a. limo whioh lh‘
drawn up afior tho garmout Is on.
lino, udvantatzo is that tiioro is no olos—
ing to show through a thin gown.

If ono has rathor proiuiuout hips.
sho mustn't woar hor glrdlos too wido
own at tho' book. if tho ribbon In tir—
raugod as a sash. ihoro noodn‘l ho any
boning at tho bark for tho bow of tho
hllHil holds it NIIII‘II-iontly. ’I'Iio boning
should bo at tho t'i‘oul so as to give
good waist-lino. dopiii, .

Moroly lot tho tut-its out 01‘ tho tops
of tho sloovos or your last summor‘s
waists. roarranglntz all tho fullnoss In
authors. and you how lossouod by mu.
sidorablo tho glaring dlilot'euI-o bo-
twt-ou this and lust sousou's Ilosiizns.

’l‘horo ls'u foil among girls for 1:01-
loi-tiug oharuis to woar on tho thin
gold chains suspondod about tholr
throats. ’l‘bo liosiguor says that pigs.
olopilunis. runs-tors, tutor. horsos. (loll-‘4.
snultos lillii all sorts of roiiuious sub-
,ioots dauulo from thoso littlo “noddoss
of l‘uiii" admins. and ofion a four-loaf
rlovor, hourly lhroo limos tho sizo of
tho [litillililllhfi ls iuolosod in a orystal
disk and hangs from tho rontor of
tho oiiain.

’l‘iio tapo girdlos Willl'll aro so llllli‘ll
in favor for suuiuior rorsots ai‘o Just
about tho width and shapo ot’ tho now
utizii oorsolols" Wlili'll aro worn with
tho oluborato suuimor oostumos. Sonio
limos tboy uro of Ianoy ribbon, sumo-
timos volvoi, and oftou of tho gown
maioriai domruimi with t‘unoy buttons,

’l'iio English oyolot ombrotdory has
tho arivaniuuo ovor tho hoary paddod
kind or giving to a dross a iightor,
looolor look.

You must haro ohouiisotto and half
sloovos oi sumo wry dainty shoor ma-
_tori:ii to woar with your olimwusloov-
l‘tl gowns on tho stroot whou you
do not oaro to woar tom: glows.

a... ._ W __L.......

LIGHTNING PARALYZES' HORSES.

Err-roll i). Sitipntan, ot‘ ("hosinut
llill ayonuo, Norwalk. had lightning
striko his pl‘oiuisos with oousidorabio
,i’oroo Friday altoruuon. (ino bolt
'took off ouo oud of his barn and loin-

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‘pnruril. puraIsz-d two hoi'n‘os. lallli‘l‘
iiiu» animals rovirod and aro now ap-
Iparonily all right. 'l‘ho Ilainago to;
jiho barn is oousldi-rablo 'I‘ho loss;
,was adjusiod ioday by (lilyor it]. Wil-'
gratin, ot‘ Nurwuik. with whom tho siruo-
ltnro was insurod.

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DR. DUMORTIER'S NEW OFFICE.

lll‘. .l littluortlor has npouod his oi'~
‘lli'i‘ at liité now rosidonm- at tho oornor
(of \l'zishlnnion and Franklin strut-Is.
I'I‘lio oillro, tho outrauoo of width is
from Franklin siroot, is tinoiy oquip
ipod for it pliysit'izin‘s purposos.

 

TWO PERSONS DROWNED.
i itiii‘liiCS'i‘lCil. N. Y.. .luly l7 ~’l‘woi
porsous \wro drowuod and four oth-
i-rs had a narrow osi‘apo from a iii..-
iiato by tho ori-l'iuruilig of a boat on
ilx’ouiiu lAtIii'. l‘u., yoslorday.
'iil'llll’lli‘ii'
Miss Maudo Mastou, of l'vun You.
Miss iloiuor Faulkner, of Miillhlit'lil.

'rno ,

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i 'l‘ho bodios woro rorovon-d today,
I m-.." ..
l
llo who woars a long law doosn‘i
nooossarlly iiro tho lotigost.
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Be Sue and Attend the Reception

To be given by the National Biscuit 00., at Red «Men’s
Hall, Saturday, July 15, from 2 until 5 p. m., and then
buy your Innerseal Crackers of

Chas. E. Seymour.
[illllll lililiilii, 33 WEST WISHINBIIIN Sifllli.

A full line of Fresh Crackers always on hand.

 

Mrs. F. W. Starr, of llmwood Avenue. .

HEi NEW YIIRK

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all and 37 Main Otreet, '
Namath.
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BUTTER.

We sell the Finest Butter in Town.

Get a. trial pound

and see for yourself.

Hui Price is M Cents Per Pound.
GROCERY co.

ill Waningten Street,
loath Nemlk.
'Pheiie “0,3014.

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ThelthilagnltlieBi

BEGINS TOMORROW WITH THE
GAINS.

YOUR FRIENDS.
SALE.

SMALL PROFITS.
WE MEAN JUST WHAT WE SAY.

m

Childrou's Muslin lfirnwors, 8r.

At “.00, \i'nista that a trook ago
oust from tho makors $12,110 and
$lh‘.0ii a dozi-n, absoiutI-ly i‘auit»
loss in styio, fit and finish.

liadios' Whito ICuiIu‘oidorwl
l.iuou Shirt Waist Suits, Whilu
Lawn. hoiusiitohmi lurks, or gray
moroori'mui, uoatiy iriuunod with
soil ('t'lllll' braid. roizular $3.50,
oioaranoo prioo, $2.50.

Shirt Waist Suits in lillt.'ll.
inL's of whlio, polka dots or linou
lawn with liouistiioiiod tuokod
skirt, also moroorizod saloon in
bluo and blaok, with small dots,
also a low whiio dottod Swiss
stilts, were $3.50 and $5.00. Clear-
anoo Hale. $2.98.

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Wiiiio, Lawn Suits. oinbroidorod
front or (lottod Swiss, triminori
with loco, woro $5.00, $6.00 and
$0.50. (‘loarunro prioo, $3.08.

Ladlos' \I'liito \‘i'ash Suits in
duok and Iiuous, tho short ooai.
full barks, or tho long tight iitiod
mat. woro $8.50 and Sumo, $5.00.

Ladios' Whlto and ilrown Litton
Skirts. also a low of tho blaok
and bluo with wliilo dots, value.
$2.50. (‘Ioaraiioo prioo $1.25.

All tho bottor shirts in
and whiio liuou; also I’. l\'..
lar $2.50 and $3.50, at this
$1.93.

IAIdii-s‘ lilaok and Wl'biio .Iap.
Silk Waists. our rogular 8': fill, at
thi- Hflll', 51.50.

All our $2.93 and $3.50, at $1.98,

All our $300 and $000 at :tps,

brown
rowi—
salo,

iiiii don. Full ilii'tli'lli'ti Turkish
'l‘owols. sizo Bil x 47, good \voiuhi,
worth 22o ourh. sin-rial for this
grout solo at 17w oat'h. ‘

iii in. Full liloarliod All Litton

i‘rash. Izood and hoary, Worth
lglrgi’ yd. Si‘ )‘il.
:30 doz. Full lili'uohoii Sili‘i‘lfi.

plain hn-nI, good hoary muslin, 50.-
ralno, :lli- oaolt.

Fiuo liiiuitlos. FiL‘urod Swiss.
Finurod l‘onuoos. i-‘ino Quality
Figurml lutwus. Finn Quality Sat~
volts, Fiiio Quality i'ropos. liosi
Quality (lrooiau \‘oillois A’v hlolialr
iaIsiro. rogulnr pi‘ioio lfllgo, lI’Io,

 

SAME RECORD-
NOTHING LIKE THE ENTHUSIASM EV
BIG CROWDS, BIG STOCKS, BIG VALUES. QUAN
THINGS YET LEFT FOR THE WISE HOUSEKEEP
--THE BEST KIND OF STAPLE MERCHANDISE
BELOW THE COST OF PRODUCTION.
WE WANT ALL TO SHARE
THE BOSTON STORE IS THE STORE
ALL SHARE ALIKE IN ITS GOOD FORTUNE.

THESE PRICES ARE THE BEST PROOFS THAT

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g8ale.

BREAKING ass.
ER SEEN HERE.
TITIES or soon
ER. THINK or iT
AT pmczs AWAY
COME EARLY AND TELL
iN THIS GREAT
or THE PEOPLE.
wr. BELIEVE IN

READ ON.

25o,

tho and all at ono prioo, iio.
lilark and Colorod lludorskirts:
Skirts that, wore $1.00 and $1

75o.

‘75,

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Skirts that woro $l.f;ii and $1.75.
$1.00.

Shirts that u'oro $3.00 and
$2.30, $l.bti.
lit; in. lllaok 'l‘affota, Worth

$1.50, iron.

iiost Ainorioan I'rlnts, all colors,
worth To, at 41.4.30.

ilost Apron Gingham, Worth tic.

liross Silks, worth {Ilk- and 55in,
at the.

lmtllos' Fiilod Wrist Bags, $1.25
and $1.50, at. $1.01).
Ladios‘ l'lain Wliito
(birds, 2 for he.

llaudker-

15o quality Ilox Writing Paper,
Sc.

M in. Salt (‘nso, light woight,
rogular $1.50, $1.10.

Iii-lamp: Hook and lilyos. valuo
lilo, I'Io.

(idd lot of Fancy Ribbons. vu-
luo up to 35o, 17o yd.

Ladios' Fancy Stork Collars,
liuons, iaoos. ombroidorod and
laoo triuunod. y'aluo up to 3:30.
(‘loaranoo prioo. 15o.

lmlios' "Ilody Vosts," no straps
on r shouidors. uiado of lislo. laro
triiuiuod and raiuo up to title.
i‘loaranoo priro, 15o.

isiiiios' Suunro Nook Sloovoioss
\‘osts. our rogular IBM-o number
at too. .‘i for 23w.

Iauiios‘ Fain-y lloso in black and
tan. silk olookod and stripos, all
slzos. rouular prioos, 25(3 and lino.
for this saio. 18o

'I‘i'a l’tllS, ll,
illi‘ 45o, 350.

Folding ironing 'l'ublos. rogular
prion $1.33, Him.

.‘I lliiruor i'niou Iron 'i’auk (iii
Slows, rouuiur prii'o $1.10, $1.15).

Pros-sod iilass 'l‘uinblors. t; for
lilt‘.

to [iii‘t'l‘ lioooraiod Toilet
rouuiar prioo $3.25. $13.25.

.‘i and lot, sinoa, you

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and we will save you money. Here

72 NORTH MAIN STREET.

Automobile insurance.

BOSTON INSURANCE 00.
Capital 31,000,000.
This Company writes a mootliheral
form of insurance rovoring tho car
whorovor it may ha in tho Unitod
Siatoe or Canada, against Iiro. arising
from any cause. explosion and light
nlug lnoludod~also marine and trans-
portation riskswthoft or pilferngo, up-
on tho most favorable terms.

Jacob M. Latilon.

' Agent.
6 Railroad Place. South Norwaik.
Tel. 36-2.

 

. BUGOLENEW

THEOREATBBT BED BUG BOUNC-
lER ON THE MARKET.
25c A LARGE BOTTLE.

at the

lite loiifuss Pharmacy.
0 NO. MAIN 37.. so. NORWALK.
Not 1 Poison. Not Expleeiva.

PORTEWorry

about. your

Assessment insurance.

but transfer it to an old line com-
pany. where payments remain the
same each year. For a low gunrnntood
rum and particulars. address

F. H. FIELD, Gen. Ant"

 

 

 

UNITED IANK IUILDINO,

TEL. CALL, 338—5.

AT JOSELOFF’S.
When you are in doubt where to get good reliable groceries come to us
are a few of our Saturday's Specials:
18 LBS. FINE GRANULATED SUGAR ................
VERY BEST GOLD MEDAL BUTTER. PER LB.
ARMOUR'S CORNED BEEF. 1 LB. CAN ..........................
ARMOUR’8 CORNED BEEF. 2 LB. CAN ............................
ARMOUR'S ROAST BEEF, 1 LB. CAN .....................
ARMOUR‘S ROAST BEEF. 2 LB. CAN ............
We have a fresh assortment of Fruit and Vegetables daily.

JOSELOF F ’S

. . .. ........ $1.00
. 13¢:
.. 23o
130
230

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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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’i‘ho hats that sond forth metallic ro-
iioi-Iiuns urn Iznoat favoriios with the
oxolusivc niiiiinors.

 

WATCHES

are the best. Mechanical procto-
Ion, perfect. material and careful
ilniuh are the features that have
made Walthem Watches the best
In the world. In gold. gold
tilled and silver one: at

A. W. Austin’s,

40 Wall or. Net-walk. Conn.
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SPECIALS.

for Saturdiiihnd Monday
Only.

Very Belt Engin Creamery Butter,

per "3.. 230
18 lbs. Granulated auger, $1.00
2 lb. Can Corned Beet, 200
Columbia River Salmon. per can, 150
2 pkge. Zest for 260
3 Bottle. Root Beer Extract for 25¢

A. siuu,

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aTelephone 363-4). 80. Nam-1k, ct.

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