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' TUESDAY, pity it. 1503.?"
Jam. Golden, Editor and Proprietor.
_TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1905.
”Milton Almanac tar Tomorrow.
Sun rises 4:37; sets 7:21.
High tide 12:39 a. m.; 1:” p. m.
EVENING BENTINEL TELEPHONE
, ‘ CALLS
44 ‘--Branch Office, Nor-walk.
92-2 -—Editorlal Room,
02-5 —-Iulinm Oitlcc.
”184-12 ~ldltor'u Residence.
cinema mum r. ,
Old Wcil Lodge, No. 103. F. c A. M.
Meet» In Donovan block, lttt‘i WuHIIIngmli
Bl... tint and third Tuesdays of each utont h
“’0’“! and Au uutvxoeplod» at it o'i-ioi-ii.
AI tutor itsnus cordially invltmt.
Dilution I“. Mills, W. M. Robert M. Wil-
- cox, flee.
lutlor Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.
floats in Donovan Block lfiit Witt-illlngwll
BL, second unit t'ourth '1 urnduys ot‘ rneh
tnonih~July and August excepted-mu ti
o'clock. AIIRo ul Art-ti Mucous cordtuiiy
Invited. ’I‘hud curs Uiiyur, H. 1‘. Robert
M. Wilcox, Hen.
Ophlr Chap.,Nc.52, Order Eastern Star
Meou In Donovan blot-.lt, hilt Wushlualou
at, second and fourth Friduyu of curb
month—duly and August endowed rut. 7:45
o’clocu p. in. ,All member»; oi’ Order or
ltluiitern diureordlully invited. Moot Neuu
A. Rowland. W. M. ttlu ldii Huorcr, Moo
A
As England is It notion of tea drink.
era some vigorous words on the tea
habit lately spoken by Dr. John H.
Clarke, :1 London physician, have lit.-
tracted much attention. “it would ul-
most seem,” said Dr. Ciurke, "thut the
human nulmal is determined to assert
hi8 superiority over all the rest of the
creation by the ingenuity he dlcpluys
iii-discovering or manufacturing pol-
sona for himself. The great majority
of mankind are the stores to one. or
more poison habits. Of these hubits
the tea habit is one of the most subtle,
insinuating and injurious."
The long contention over a site tit
Indianapolis for the monument to Ben—
13min Harrison hits at Ieust linen not»
tied, and the statue will bu pinned iii.
the south trout ot' the new federal-
bulldlng in accordance with the re-
quest of the monument commission.
The architerl refused to give the stu-
tue a place on the grounds. oliegiug
that the hose was out 01‘ harmony
with the architecture of III(' building.
Secretary Shaw Iliifl informed the t‘tllli—
mission that the statue may in» plum-d
at the south trout, and the «minute-
sion will now pron-end with its plans
and put up the statue tit (lli('(‘.
The old adage “There is nothing
new under the sun," Is now applimi
to the Panama canal. Study 01’ the
lichen living on the twu sides or the
isthmus bus led to the conclusion that
in the Miocene epoch nuture bud u
t’ill’lttl thoi‘e'lrom the Aillillllt‘ to Ilit'
Pacific, and than the unitinuiiy 01' (int
limd lit-tween IIlt' twu i-outlnonts was
Interrupted during :1 lurgi- port of tin-
, ’I‘orltury ugo, living I‘l"t‘.‘ililllII8Ilt'tI ut-tir
the clone oi the Minn-1w,
Poor Russitt. The latest horror oi
war for Russia will be it famine in
the central. eastern and northern por~
lions, one for to h'lll'lltth‘rl IIII' intuition
of 1801 und 1807. The IIIIIlIl‘o or the
crops in uri-outunted by IIlt‘Itlt‘t that
till the ubie»bodied turn have been
summoned to Join the rcsoryeii, lituviup,
women, children nnd aged men to
etarve without vliuuro oi Iit‘ip.
The following, remarks on ’i‘vouysou
were rot-eully IIIIIIIII'II in on on exam-
ltitttlou pnpor by u m-ltoolboy in till
lnxlittli literuture clans: "Lord Alfred
’I‘enuyiion wns n m-lvbrutoil poet, and
III‘ wrote u lot oi lu-uotliul Illlllll‘ll with
long hair: liin grviitwt ponw In I‘MII'
ed "I'Iie ItIItl King? liv Whit uiiidi»
lord, lint he wnn it good Iliilti and wrote
many oudii."
li‘or picturonuuem-tio In Illt! retiring
legislature no ueniitor Itltll mode Illtll'
sell more i-onnplrtioun than i-Iunulor
Donovcn. 0 Hood: Norwulk Ilt'uiut'ritl.
mammoth Henllnol.
FASHIONO.
Put it litiia- unto iuul i-onuidvrnide
nutmeg In your litll'lilolltil‘i‘y pin»,
’l’hreu to one Iii ii udlt' proportion
ot‘tlour and “till it you wont ii mod
pin crulit,
Mun or orititndy t‘IIII ho tuition! to
represent nutmrtm with good ellitrt tor
yoke: and deep roll». ’l‘wa niirrow
tunic are better than one wliio one.
Collar, cum; and trout hand or while
embroidery trim a morning drums at It
dainty pink tttttl blue t-imrlwti gingham.
Wucrproot .liipnmmn nlllt iii the mile
term for it Very prinstluul trawling
can.
’l’ln covert colic and jackets will lie
worn lulu in the hill. Cont» or thin
particular fabric are an Ithplo tin shirt
unlit: at my rubric.
The very newest nigi’olie in short.
but Very toil and wit.
’1‘» eyelet embroidery in now mixed
with Men with very good eflect.
l
he Cliii’iiiii'.’
Wilma Flu! 07am.
Batu Very Moderate.
JOSEPH 1.. mil.
Mar.
TM 1”.
111in it ~
llMEithUPll]
Twenty-Two Marriages and
Thirty-Five Births Recording
in Town Clerk Smith’s Office
During Thirty Days
June was a busy month for Cupid
In the Town of Norwulk. There were
t-ioimenlzed during the. thirty days
twenty-two tuut‘ringeu. During the
some period the-re were tlilrty~tlve
births and only sixteen 'donthn. The
list of marriages and births in given
below. o
Blrthc.
June lA—--Sou to John W. Drew, Jr.
June i-flon to tieoi'gu Mnngleii.
June 1--»Duur,hter ll.) William ML‘Mu‘
hon.
June l~~800 to S. It. It. Evurts.
Juno 2 ~Sou to liryuu ii. Silk.
Juno 4wb‘oti to I'Itil'tlct' ii. Root.
June li~—---Son to Joseph AtIl’titik.
June Ii—‘Ilitllglllt‘l' to Everett ll. liai-
.ter.
June 7——l)iiuglitor to Emil Poloniob.
June 8~~~Sou to Edward 1’. Murrow.
Juno Swlluuglitei' to John E. Rey-
nolds. ,
June low-Sou to littnlol (Yorcornu.
Juno 11»»Son to Edward ilrowor.
June 12~--~llnuglitor to John Vussil.
Juno iii—Sou to Putii Kim.
.Iune 14~Ilnugliter to .lohn . Mirklor.
Juno ltd-iliiughlt‘u' to liowurd Ii.
ltUwildt‘S.
June 10- Daughter to Frank 1.. Vim
Sony.
June 17 ~iinughter to .lennuro 'l‘uln.
Juno lti--—~llaitnlili-r to llolwr l\'. Stur-
gos.
June I9"“Dilllglllt‘|' to John \thi-ior.
.quo til Son to (It‘til‘gt‘ Yuriznu.
Juno Bib-Hon to llnvid iluwns.
June 20~- Daughter to Jacob 'I‘oritliut‘.
June 23‘.’ liuuglitvr to .lohu 'I‘l'ln',
June :32 'IIIllIgIlIt‘l‘ to ’I'Iiotutis l". Iii-tir-
don.
Juiit- 22~~~lhiughlor to John “”1115“.
June 23--Dnughter to William Whit
iiugton.
June :34 Son to ('llt’ford 'i‘lunnson.
Jnin- 1:0 thiughli-r to John ix'olhni.
Juno 2t}: »l)nugiitor to Walter Wyeth.
June 2th llnugliti-r to John Albrecht.
June :28- -l):iughtvr to tleorgo'livrt'ott.
‘Jllw Son to John Kyoto-7..
‘Jii -Sou to John K. IAHII.
Marriages.
.lum- T—lt‘hnrlvs 1.. Wing
tirttoi- ii. Adonis.
Juno 7.. I‘nlrii'k ti. Mtlt‘klt‘l‘
Alien Klndliivu.
June 7-—--(ioorgo l). Mt'Kuy
Emma lnuist- Slovene.
.lune 7«llarry 1.. llurtrnm
Nellie l. Disllrow.
.‘iuuo 7——l-iurry U. Word and Miss Au
no it). (irot-svhuer.
.IIiItl' it Jinn-st I. Vl'iiiiniutt lliitI Misr
.Illllt'
June
tililI Miss
and Miss
null Miss
uud Miss
liturgnrot .i. ’l‘lilorson.
.Iutn- K John Hits-to unit Mist Knlo
Zitttnk.
Juno Ii Mlt’llm'l .1
Mary Iiii'ki-y
linrroil :tliti Miro:
June it lit-urv t‘oli-ionu .‘iIiII Miss:
Sni'nh Pouuy
Juno 1! itirlinril ll. liitmliling and
Miss IAJIIIM' S. I"t‘,\'i~.
June It link“ A. t‘ouui-nlly nnd Miss
t‘uttu-riut- A. Murrny.
Juno II .I. Worth-y Sittuuou :ind Mitts
Ailro V. Andrews.
Juno 1.“. 'MII‘IIIII‘I Iiitzor nuii Miro; I'Iut
uin Ifl‘llflyt‘l.
June :50 Hurry H. Itrsitu and Miss Mu
but A. (‘inrk
June 20 ~l’ott'r l". Currtm
(‘litiioriue Ilniiilt.
June 21» .ItlltIt-‘ii ll. tillmou und Mitts
III“ S. Itii-iimond.
Juni- Bit 'I‘imolliy Sullivnn uud Mitts
Mury Wnlsh.
June 110— llnuiui l-‘. ti‘i-tullivttu
MIMI Elizabeth M. Mrtiownn
Juno 20 John .1. t‘nhlli null Misti in
My" IIt‘IlitlIi'y,
June 27 liltiwut'd .I.
Mnt'y I.. vat'utw,
.luut- ‘Jttr it'llltl‘lt'il l‘. Hindi IIIIII Mlns
I-illzuhoih R. ”my.
June 30- t‘llntou K. I'lltitill Itllll Minn
Noun M. thinks.
tiud Miss
uliil
liuyi-i: uud Mitts
. _-~_~
overzntooe DISAPPEARANCE.
Thomndc 0! Men Annually Drop Out
of Bibht.
More tiltili 5,000 ‘tl‘l‘MIIIN itlliilliiliy
diunmwur in tho t‘ttItt'tI Hinton tuui or»
never tu-imi trout (noun At liriii IlIlliiII
III" tiituorilou lll‘lllilli Iurt‘i'dlhli'. hut pu
lire lllitIIllIlt’ll torniidl l'ltlllll'tltlllltlit
’I‘Iu- lirlitni littui'mt, halted in ii ttlllitltll‘r
vutlvo t'tiIt‘liIlIIIilli, are even more nl
lll'llllllK iliiin ”limo git/vii. In i‘m-i, tlu-
rrpnrtii or the pollt'o tIPluil'iluvillu til
the inrni- I'IIII‘K KIIIIW lion in ”in twoivo
lltlllllllil lino piiiooul 10,000 oi‘ the per:
«nun who llIKllIlIll'ltN‘ll durlnu iln- your
Word IWVI'I' t't‘ilttrlml itlt found; but
Illll nhn-wd police oiliroru. Itt‘lflllittlltll‘tl
In tho m'mvmrirtilum ol’ luminn initurio,
urn of the opinion ilint that return oi
minty iluunutudn oi IIll‘lw lltfl'lltlhn
through sham" or IlltIIII't't'tim‘t’ wax
nuvrr rrportvd iii lmIIrt- lwinltntiirlnm.
lint uvrn utter iiitiliimi llllillt’ttllt‘mt M
title I'I‘IIIIII‘I' or the unite. it is I’i‘ttimlm‘
lily mrrtnio that more than 0.1010 our.
none were mellowed up to oblivion.
CRIW
W-Mw...~ M. .
DITAINID roll mcnc.
'riou.
NEW YORK. July tit. ----- .‘l‘lw llrltinh
steamer tndriim. detained tit Quaran-
tho: "Pltllil'lllty tor examination tor 8)“
niplionii of bubonic plague moon; the
err-w, time allowed to proceed to low
deck 100in under her own otltrcrn and
I new prev. ‘l‘he remit“ crew. eoim
pricing of 48 Cbinuinen and billion”
was taken to ltoitinnii‘ii talcum tor
nimrrvniion, 'l‘lle indium came from
(fluorite and laminate- WII‘IB.
Tommy li'issiumw—“Tiiere‘c one mi
voltage of Mn" l‘ bed with th’ chlrlr
ens. paw.“ Paw F‘Iulamwmlt 06*
vantage 0: lion, Tommy?" Tommy
or pIIlt'r.”wfinllImttl‘ti Aim-than.
Iiittlti Mary had a me;
it.- thui'htl Illicit iii tier stun.
“0h, gooitnriiiit,” {the examined, “why
Y don’t m #1 9
oil um» Ilia a! 1‘ ti.“
mfliiadeipitic Man.
.i
FIgg}lmt-—~"YP'I‘E clay» elite of n tenth.
N0 EARLY DIOSOLUTION OF PAR-
LIAMENT.
LONDON, July 18.~—Premier Bal-
four has dissipated the hopes of his
opponents oi" on early dissolution of
parlituuvnt. . At a meeting of Union-
ists today, the premier urged his sup»
porters to be regular in their atten-
dunru iii the House or (Summons. so
lid to prevent the detettt of the govern-
ment as the result of a soup tIIl’It-lIOll.
lie said that n dissolution in August
would he inconvenient. to the house
and to the motility. Ho did not till-
tit-ipnto only trouble In bringing the
session to it close during the week end.
Ing August 12..loueph (ilmmllorlniniu
it. brief speech BilId thut while he t'or-
morly differed with Mr. littli'our in‘
thinking there should be on early dis~
solution he now thought there wns no
good reason why purlimurnt should be
dissolved so soon. -
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE'S UNION
BOSTON, July I8."(.‘lilll't‘l‘t‘lll.‘t‘-‘4
for workers m-rupied ilu- attention to—
day of delegates to the convention of
the Baptist Young People's Iinione oi
all New England. Rev. liei'bei-i Ii.
'l‘huyer, of Springfield, ronil ii pnper In
which he considered the courses of
study uvniluhle I’or Mtiptliit young," peo-
ple. A disruioiion followed. liev.
it}. 1'. iiuggnrd. of this city, discussed
"MIi-h-doti Studios." "ldvuugt-Iinni”
was the topic. ItiItt‘il by itov. W. it).
\l'uterhury, oi‘ Springtiold. An iiisiot'
icnl pilgrimugo wot; piitnliod for tho
nt'ti‘irnoon.
SENATOR CLARK COMFOR-
ABLE.
T
NEW Ytlitly, July iii. A comfor-
table night was Untitled by United
Stntvs St-uutor William A. Clark. who
is ill ut his npnrttm-uts tit 175 West
57th street, from the efforts of on oil-
ornliou for an abscess of the bond. lir.
Molirruon t'IIIIt‘tI 'nt tiu- Hollittor‘u
home early totlny. He remained but
0. {PW nionwiitit tind‘ upon ioovi'ug said
there was no innrki-d rhougo in tin-
pntivui‘n t'ondition. ’l‘hv St'liflltll‘, ho
:lilIlI hnd posited it good iliizht Illlll
was doing very well.
HOTTER THAN YESTERDAY.
NI~IW liAl'lCN, .luly 1.x: ~ With the
lolltpt't‘itttlrv at to“. in ii o'i'ltu‘k this
morning the Itlt'ill u't-utlwr IIIII't'iIII
tlfllt‘lilli: Ill‘t'tIIl'lt‘tI liiiti today would
provo| to be the hottest oi the sonson
thus for Home i-m'ouruizometti. how
over, was offered III the Int-l tltnt tilt-re
won only :30 per rout, of humidity.
iliilt'Ii loss than on most of tho days
of IIII‘ [ll'l'h't'llt hot spoil. 'I'Iillix for
their liin‘t' lit-i-n i't-tmirknliiy low «uses
of Ilt‘til prosirntion Ill this thy.
HOT WAVE A RECORD BREAKER.
l’lliliAili'ZIJ'iilA.July iii . «'l‘odny's
iiot wnvo promises to in) n rm'ot‘d bro-
Ilkt‘l‘ for this summer. AI H it. ill. todny
tho utiyot‘uliioiit lIll'l'llltlIIll‘lt‘l‘ on top
or the postoii'ii-t- building registered ill»
dogri-ss, llllli’ dogross higher than ill
tho snow hour yesterday The» sum-r
iug iii the Il‘IIl‘Ilil'llI district is lilll‘iu‘l‘.
WHERE THE ancszes ALWAYS
BLOW.
TILYOU'S MAGNIFIA
CENT
SIEIPIECIIASE ISIAND,
BRIDOEPORT, ‘CONN.
I00 GREAT FEATURES 100
Forming :I Murry leunL'v oi Mirth
GEORGE C.
i
Burglar-proof sales and fireproof
buildings seldom are,
. ...“‘°' w mum. ..
lite limitation "him 5.
BIUI‘k' Island, 3 day trips, $8.50 to
$10.00. July 15. :32, till, August h, IL',
Ill, 20. » '
Wutrh till], 3 tiny trips, $10.00. July
iii, 22, till, Anglo-it ii, 12, Ill, 20.
(‘ottugo City, 5 titty tripe, $17.00.
July 24, August 7. 28.
Wiiito Mouulninis, ti tiny trips, $23.00.
.Iuiy 24, Animal 7. 21. September 4.
Surntogu Springs, 4 or 6 day trips,
“2.50 or $15.60. July 17, 24, 31, Aug‘
list 7. it, :11. 1:8. Suptoniiwr 4.
Ansulllo t‘linsm, 0 day tripn, $20.00.
July 17, 2 , iii, August 7. II, 2), 28.
Si-ptwiiber 4.
Niu'guru it‘ulls, 4 011in trip, $24.00.
’I‘ueuiiuy, August 22ml.
'i‘houstiutl islnndn, 4 days
$24.00. Tuesday, August 22ml.
t‘utidtill ltiountuinu, i3 tiny tripe,
$14.00 from New Haven. Jilly 18.
August it, 1315, :20.
Royal Tour, 1:? days hip, 'I‘ht'iusand
Ininudu. Montreal, Quebec, Aiisuiile
(.‘Illiiiill and Sitrtitoga, $87.00. Tues.
tiny, Auntie! 222ml.
Notu Studio, 10
from Now llnii-n.
12th.
Mmsoiiontl Ink-I, ll dnyit trip, $40.00
from Now Hith‘ll. Moudui’. Soptt-ut»
Ill'l‘ IIIh.
ietlysliurn nuii Worthington. 7 days
trip. $30.00 from New Haven. Friday,
October 'I :it II. ‘
For the New England Tourist deit-
cribing till ttiti‘rs flllll tiekrts cull on
M
iléditiisday and tumor,
July I901 and ZOIIt.
Humplg IItllilpIii.
Spectacular Pantomino
and Vaudeville.
DIRECT FROM NEW YORK.
Remember This is Not a Circuu But a
Complete Opera House Under
Canvas Lighted by Elec-
trlcity.
i'iiiiuiiir Prints, I5, 25 and iii
GEORGE H. lDlMS' BIO
COMPANY.
trip,
days trip, $58 00
Hulnrilny, August
Actors, Actress», Singorc, DanCers.
Waterprooi Tent. Mammoth Stage.
Gorgeous scenery.
Hand-emu Costumes.
3000 SEATS, 25c: 1000 RESERVED
CHAIRS, 10¢ EXTRA: CHILD
REN. 15c.
WEST AVENUE AND REED 811:
GROUNDS.
.“itlliilu Attractions ititititiittt: tho (it
ltmn,. Sll'l'llIt‘t‘Ilitid' ltnm- Pours-i, i"itt I
inst limiting iii-:u-h and Position ou‘
Loni; isinuil Sound, norm-oils ltziilI
itooiit Ai'llslit-uiiy lit-rorittt-d, tit‘nudi
Idli'rtt‘ii-ul lltuintuntion. liouril \\'u|k.}
ltolli-r (‘ttllrtim ('li‘l'It‘ Swims, t‘ili‘tlll i
I
TWICE DAILY, 2 and 8 P. M.
EXTRA ATTRACTION! New more
Greatest Sensation, Eve, the Crea-
tion of Woman lt‘om Nothing. The
Most Startling amt Unexplained Act
Sudden riches: spoil many a good
workman.
~r
1905"
J
1000
a...” ..-—..._...z..
Summer Time-Table.
On and After June 10
the Now and Commodloul
iSTEAMER HUNTINGTON
CAPT. iRA B. YOUNG.
Leave Huntington tor Norwullt,
Monduyn and Fridays at 0:45 a. In.
and 2:25 p, m. '
Leave Norwalk for Huntington on
Mondays and Fridays at 8:45 a. m.
and 4:45 p. m.
Excursion Tickets ..... f ...... .. 50c
Single Fare ........... 401:
Children 0 to 12 years: Excursion,
35c; Single Fare, 25c.
Will itiop at Valley Grove Mondays
and it‘ridnyn on signnl.
Fare from Norwalk:
50c.
't’nssounoru from Not'wnlk by 8:40
a. In. bout will have live hour-.4 at Viti-
ley tirote and 4 hours tit Huntington.
........ 0
Round trip,
FIRST POPULAR
EXCURSION
OF THE SEASON
SAVIN ROCK
CONNECTICUT’S FAMOUS SEASIDE
PLEASURE RESORT.
. VIA RAIL TO
NEW HAVEN
AND ELECTRIC STREET RAILWAY.
Wednesday. July I9th.
Special Train Schedule and Excur-
sion Rates as follows: .. ........
Leave Oarien at 8:49 a. m., 85c.
Leave South Norwalk at 8:55 a. m.,
75c.
Due New Haven, 9:45 a. m.
And Saviu Rock by Electric Street
Railway at 10:15 a. m., attording over
seven hours in which to enjoy the nu‘
merous attractions 01 the place.
Excursion Tickets, the number of
which will be strictly limited, will be
good only on the Special Train and
date as above. and must be purchased
before taking the cars, or regular fare
gwnil be collected. Purchase in advance
fund avoid disappointment on the day
‘0! the Excursion.
I The White City with its Scenic Rail~
,‘wuy, Air Ships, Chutes, ctc., Sea Shore.
[Ocean Pier, Bathing Beaches, Old Mill,
_Ferris Wheel, Pleasure Grove, Open
lAir Concerts Shore Dinners. Shore
:Theatre. etc.. present attractions var-
tled and interesting.
I RETURNING the Excursionisis will
{leave Savin Rock by Electric Line in
’time to reach Union Station, New Ha-
ven, at 6:15 p. m., at which time re-
Ilurn Special Train will depart.
THE NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN
I AND HARTFORD RAILROAD CO.
i
i
F. c. COLEY,
Ass't Gen'i Passenger Agent.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
i
i m...
i itistrlrt oi Norwuik, 85., I'I'tlIlilIt’
,(‘ouri, July 17, A. 11.. 100.3,
, Win-rods. “i‘lllt‘ll :ipplli-tiilon IIIIS
ilnwu lliittli‘ to thin t‘noii for IIIIIIlIII'
,’ istrutiou oi the enum- oi John W. i'ou‘:
lull, 1:11.. of Norwnik, in sold llisirirl.
lIt‘I‘I‘JIst‘iI,
tlitlm'vd, 'I‘itiit Siliil appiit'ntitm iw
Ilit'ltitl :init ilvlvriniumi :11 III" i‘roinito
1Uii'ii'v iii NHI‘WIIIIl, nu IIlt' ”Jill: day of
1.Iuiy. I‘Jtlfl, tll ill tl't‘Itu'k Itu'l-utttill; illitl
that public lltJIIl‘t‘ tiwrt-ol be given to
oil pi-reotis iuit‘t‘vsted tin-rein tiy pull-
’lishitti; this lll'tIt‘i' iii in ilt‘\\'ri|)illlt'l' Ilii\"
ink, 11 l‘II't'lIIIIIIllll in said distrlrt. :tt
,Ii-nni Iit'ni iiziys IlllrUI't‘ mild lIII)’ of hour”
r
NORWALK .
wwa..~m.....mmm.
r
CONN.
NO LET UP TO THE CROWD
THE GREAT CLEARANCE SALE.
SIDES. IT IS THE GREATEST O
SALES. WHEN ONE LOT IS CL
GOOD IF NOT BETTER IS SUBST
MER GOODS IS TO BE CARRIED
WE MARK DOWN LADIES’ SUMM
$3.00 TO $1.50, AND IF WE FIND T
PRICE OF $1.50, THEY ARE STILL
IS TO CUT THE PRICE STILL LO
50c. THIS APPLIES TO ALL BU
CLEAN COUNTERS WE MUST
SACRIFICE.
(iiiiidl‘en‘n Muslin Drawers, 8r.
AI $1.00, Wnists timt it work ago
cost from the. limiters $12.00 and
$18.00 :1 dozen, absolutely futili-
less in style, lit and finish.
Inidios' White I‘llllill‘illtllll‘l‘ll
Linen Shirt Wuist. Suits, White
Lawn, iieinstitoliod tut-ks, or gray
ti'iot‘i-iarizud, neutiy trimmed with
soil color bruid, regulur $3.50,
('It‘ill‘illltjtl price, $2.50.
Shirt Waist. Stilts in linen, pip-
ings of white, politn. dots or linen
iuwu with III‘IIISIIII'Ilt-tl Itll'IitltI
skint, also tuerwriwd snimeu in
blue and hint-k. with small dots,
also 11 low white dottod Swiss
suits, were $3.00 and $5.00. Clear-
uuee stile. $2.08.
White Lawn Suits. embroidered
front or dolled SWIHH, trimmed
with Int-e. Were $500, $0.00 and
$0.00. Clearance pi'ire, $3.98,
lodies' White. Wnsh Suits in
duck and linens, the short rout,
I'ull banks, or the long tight titluti
rout, were $8.50 and $10.00, $0.00.
IJllIIl'S' White and Brown Linen
Shirts. 8th) 1!. low _oi' the Iliilt'k
and blue with white dots. value
$2.00. tilout'nmee prirv H.130.
All the hotter skirts In brown
and white Iiiion; also I’. K., rogu-
ior $3.50 niid $3.00, at this sale,
$1.98.
iridivs‘ Blurk ItiltI \Viiliiiu .lap.
Silk Wiiists. (ltll‘ l‘t’Ktlllll‘ $2.50, at
the sale, $1.00.
All our $2.1m illltl $3.00. at $1.08.
All our $5.00 uud $0.00 :it 3.00.
100 doz. Full illrzii-iimi ’l‘ttrkisit
’l‘owvis. sin 23 x 47. good weight.
worth 221‘ t‘itt‘ll. npw-ltti {or this
lill‘ill mill- at liu‘ t‘ill‘ll.
IS in. Full lilourliott All Linen
t‘rnsh, good and itchy); Wul‘lIl
Ili'ggt' ,VtL, Kt‘ yd.
fill tIil'L li‘tlIl IIIt‘ilt'Ilt‘tI Sheets.
plnin Ilt‘lll, good lieitty muidiii, (div
\IIIIII‘, lilo t'III‘II.
I"II11‘IIIII|III1'H, Figured Swiss,
It‘igurod i’ougt-os. it‘luo Ouitiily
lt‘inoml towns, iv‘iuo Quality Sub
eons, I“IIIP Quality (‘rt-pos. Iii-st
Quality (irm'iiln \‘oilltls it." Mohnir
FUL BARGAINS." IS THE COMMON EXPRESSION HEARD ON ALL
HAVE—«NO MATTER
W
0F ENTHUSIASTIC BUYERS AT
“i NEVER SAW SUCH WONDER-
F ALL GREAT BOSTON STORE
EANED OUT, SOMETHING AB
ITUTED. NOT A THING IN SUM»
OVER. FOR ILLUSTRATION:
ER‘SHIRT WAIST SUITS FROM
HAT AT THIS MARK DOWN
SLOW IN SELLING. THE ORDER
WER, IF NECESSARY EVEN TO
MMER GOODS. CLEAN SHELVES,
AT WHAT
liir and 200, all at one price, 90.
Blur-it lllIlI CUIUI'I‘II liui‘Iorztklrlt-lf
Skirts tluit were $1.00 and $1.25,
700. I
Skirts lhiit Wt’l‘t’ $1.50 and $i.75,
$1.00.
Skirts that were 2.00 and
2.00, $1.00.
30 In. Black Taffeta, worth
$1.50, $1.00.
Bust Atiioi'lt-ziu Prints, all colors,
worth 71', at 41,420.
ltrsl Apron (thigh-rim, Worth 80..
LII fit“
Dress Silks, worth 500 and 590,
at. 200.
indit-s' Fitted Wrist Bags, $1.25
and $1.50, at $1.00.
IAIIJII’H‘ Plain White Handker-
chiefs, 2 for be.
151* quality ilox Writing Paper,
Sc.
ill in. Stilt (lune. light weight,
regular $i..’itl, $1.10.
[It’ldlllg Hook and Eyes, value
100, {10.
Odd lot of Fancy Ribbons. va-
lue up to 3.50, 170 yd.
IAIIIIL‘S' Fancy Stork Collars.
linens. laces, embroidered and
lore trintutml. value up to 35c.
t‘lonrnnt'o price 15c.
lmlios' ,“llody Vests," no straps
over shoulders, motto of lislo, loco
trimmed and value up to (tile.
Cltlill‘illlfl‘ price, 150.
intiiitis’ Souure Nook Sleeveless
Vests, our regular till/gt: number
at I00, 3 for 200..
1.:idiws' Fuury Hose in Ilitlt‘k and
inn. silk rlorkod and stripes, uii
sizes, roguinr prices, film and iiiit‘,
for this Still“, 150.
Tea i’ots. L’, .‘t and 4 qt. silos, vu-
l t- the, 25v.
Folding, ironing ’I‘nhlou, regular
pl‘ii't- “.35, IISI‘.
1'. Humor linlon iron 'l‘nnk (lit
Stoves, regniur price $1.40, $1.15.
i’rossed IIIIISS Tumblers, ii for
tho.
. _ ‘ ill pit-re “(‘t'til‘mt‘tl Toilet Set,
N‘tllfil uni] t-;itmtlilss other features. ever given on the American stage. “u” “pm” W i‘IIIi‘I‘imy Lustre, regnlur prions i‘Jlip', the, regular price $3.20. $11.25.
no ‘Nli'l‘tli' ................. 10' . ' . " ‘ ' " '
lily filt'llilll't'si or lorry.) ‘ DON T FORGET DAY AND DATE. MN I! Judge.
- . NW- -c w. c-” '~—~—~———- 3.29.:
[IIIIIIB GHIIEH
” COFFEE.
A CUP OF OUR COFFEE IS A DELIGHTFUL BEVERAGE. STRONG, RICH AND FRAGRANT.
GOOD EFECT THERE IS NO REACTION—AS BRACING A8 A SEA BREEZE.
LIGHTEN THE LABORS OF THE DAY.
*-~-
THERE IS A WORLD OF COMFORT IN A CUP OF THIS COFFEE. A GENTLE TONIC FROM WHOSE
A MORNING CUP WILL
O
IF YOU WOULD PRACTICE ECONOMY WITHOUT SACRIFICE OF QUALITY, USE OUR DELICIOUS
COFFEE FRESH FROM THE ROASTER EVERY OTHER, DAY. NOTHING SO GOOD IN TOWN.
Chas. E. Seymour.
, WEST WISHINBIIIN STREET,
TELEPHONE CALL 322-4.
HERE ARE SOME GOOD THINGS” "sic EAT"
DURING THE HOT WEATHER.
it you intend going on a picnic. or to the landhorfl,
you would pay our bright. clean grocery ctoru it visit.
You can get well otockcrl born at a very low cost.
Armour; Vermont l‘oilrd Tongue.
‘4 lb. can It?
Armour“: Verilietit Potted 'Iiimgue,
$9 Ill. rim lit!
Armoor‘a Viv-mm Haiisaxe (delic-
Illttttl.t‘.ttll 10L
Armoor‘u Verilmt limit or Item
limit can Ito
Artuotir‘at Vermont Corned Meet, 2
b. can ... t3
Armotir‘n Written! IIoitM livid. I ih.
l’fllt . . ....... . . .
Armotir'tt t‘rriiwni Linn-ti 'l‘ointiie,
rim ..
l ........ IOcttl
IZr l
. ............... .........27r
Arttionr‘s Verillmu l'otind limit. K Armoiir'n \‘rrilwt ('orutut lim-i. l Mnmtmll'e tiili lodge Brand Kip.
lit. wot ........... I" Iii. t‘ilil ........................ lilo pttrrd IIt'I'l‘IiiflR, t‘ttlt ...........l7r
Armnur'u Vi‘l’llieltl l’titted limit, tit, Arnumr‘s ymiuoi 11mm 0M, 2 III. 1'7“er Ii‘uiiey 8mm“! Mackerel.
tlt,rliu t! can ................. ..........:tlr ""0 I“
The Very Bout initiator. 1910. run. .204-
Ih. tutu. .iil‘n'
Rhahnrdkoh & Rolibltin‘ Boned
(thicken ..........2i’i and 41m (mil
Ptrlturt‘it limit llroolt 'l‘rout. t’IlIl. . . t:lo
Armour‘n Vlit‘llmfll Stu-ml llnm. r Fancy Olive». "m3, "3,,“ ’1:f,',‘,'",,i,;.",,,,,'
m“ 'f """""" ‘ """ ' “““ ‘ "v tltild Rook Bruno I’lolilos, (Show
lietlrlmui impound aluminum 00 01‘ onow or Onions ...... Illt'. bot.
IV“ "I” ------ . ----- I". ”h 2“" ”I" Fancy litirwiolt sin-lion. per mil. . .20r
ii‘niiry llolcl indwi i-tm'dliien tin Dotti-loin. Strawberry lleetu, per
Mayonnuiiw 1m can ...... .....it’ir run 12.:
We are getting the 0m light c
THE NEW
tilt Witilllllgloll ill, tin. Normlll.
. l
We have mm other good thing: too common to mention, commute
0». 03M“ hum. illicit Mario, Fancy Ghee». Etc,
rumry Dotti” at 244: gm pound.
YORK
Kuwait‘s; moi t unwary Stores.
1.
of N. a. Go}: Crackers; damn, Jul.
Don't target that we gm car we stamp... Collect them. and not it premium.
Our Tea and scrim In making new friend: every day and cilli PM“!!! 0'" “W
ROOERY COMPANY,
till 1 37 Mai: 01., Norwnllt.
a .
and we will save you money.
72 NORTH MAIN STREET.
I
Automobile Insurance.
BOBTON INSURANCE CO.
Capital $1,000,000.
This Company writes a most liberal
form or Insurance covering the cur
wherever it muy be In the United
States or Canada, against tire nrintug
from any cause, explosion nod light
ulug Included—also marine and muni-
portutlon riuknwthoi't or pitteruse, up-
on the most tavoruble terms.
Jacob H. Latiton.
Agent.
Ii Railroad Place. South Norwclk.
Tol. all-v2.
buoomkr
THE GREATEST BED BUG BOUNO
ER ON THE MARKET,
26c A LARGE BOTTLE.
at th-
lhe ltIIIftlSS Pharmacy.
0 N0. MAIN ST» 80. NORWALK.
Not 1 Poison. Not Explorlvc.
..A...dw~.u«-“m¢m
DonIIEUWorry
about your
Assessment insurance.
but transfer It to an old lino com.
puny, where payments remiiln the
same each year. For it law guaranteed
mic and particulars. tritium
'0 HI F‘ILD‘ “no Am"
.MNITID IANK IUILDINO
i‘t‘rtopiicm IN!“ 00. Namath, or:
U
AT JOSELOFF’S?
When you are in doubt where to get good reliable groceries come to on
Here are a few of our Saturday's Specials:
TEL. CALL. 33M.
3 Dotti" Root Bur Extract tor
18 LBS. FINE GRANULATED SUGA R ............. .. ....... .. $1.00
VERY BEST GOLD MEDAL BUTTE R. PER L8. .............. . ..... 24c
ARMOUR'S CORNED BEEF, 1 LB. CAN ............... 13c
ARMOUR’S CORNED BEEF,2LB. CAN .......... , .......... 236
ARMOUR’S ROAST BEEF. 1 LB. CAN ......... .. ................... 13c
ARMOUR'S ROAST BEEF, 2 LB. CAN ..... .. ........ . ........ . ..... 23¢:
We have a fresh assortment of Fruit and Vegetables daily.
JOSELOFF’S
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
'i‘ho-ro in no douhtnthnt NII'IIIIIIIR it
will go down in htutory’dowu to the
bottom.
WALTHAM
WATCHES
tiro the bent. Mechanic“ precio-
lou. portect material curt careiul
tinieh are the lecturer that have
outdo Walthuni Watches the bent.
in the world. In gold, gold
tilled and Iltver care: at
A. W. Austin’i?”
40 Wall It. NOMIIk. 001,3,
Very Int Ingln Crnmery Butter,
poi- It». 230
, 1| lbs. errant-tori lunar. 01.00
2 lb. CM Corn-d Int,
Columbia River lulmon, per can, 15::
2 pkm. loot for 250
25c
A. stun,
n r'tt'r‘imtitl Avuivud.
EAI'I «until/obit. iK 093".“
‘ 953‘ ."l ‘
JM. ..
200 :5
Norwalk Chronicler