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llama notion, Editor and Proprietor.
WEDNESDAY. JULY .9, .995.
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Did Well Lodge, No. 108, F. a. A. M.
Meals in lloutlvun block. illii Washington
8|. tirstaud IIIII‘dTlWNIII- aol'oaobtuuutb
XIII“ and Au Willem-op (id at. 8 o'clock.
tutor onu outdtally lnvltod.
Dilation 19‘. Mills. W. M. Robert M. Wil-
cox, Bore.
latter Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.
Meals in Donovan illocli hill Vi'uublngton
Bi... nouond and fourth ’lnomlays ol‘ t‘iti'Il
mouth—duly and August. lixt‘epll'ti an it
o'oloul. Allito a1 Al’l'il Masons cordially
invited. 'I‘lnult ous (ttlycr, H, l'. itobcrl
M. Wilcox, Hon.
.Ophlr Chap.,No.52, Order Eastern Star
Moots in Donovan block, hill Washington
St, nomad and fourth Fridays or ouch
month~Jnlyund August tsxcopted «17le
o'uloca p. in. All unemboru or tlrdcr oi
Eastern rilarcordlally lnvilod. Miss Ncna
A. Rowland. W. M, Minn ida Hhcror, l-ict:
It is related that Mr, (lilly, tormcr
speaker of the British House of Com-
mons, at one limo was vory ticspotr
debt as to his ftlturc anti illat tho tics-
pondency was shared by two or his
comrades in tho lcgal profession. ’l‘hcro
Is a story of those three discussing
seriously whether they wottld not hot-
ter throw up England aliogothcr and
seek fortune in itltlia, or onc of tlto
colonies. Luckily, they desired to givc
fortune snothcr chancc, with very no«
table results. Mr. Gully outlod as
Speaker of tho House of Commons
another bocamc. lord chancellor; tho
third died when lord cblcf justicc.
All Oklahoma tlruggist kttllws ltow
to utilize his cow. Shc not only flir-
nishes hcr lull quota of milk, but
each morning sbc is lod up in trout
of the etorc, smcarod with an oint-
ment sold by tho druggisl warranlotl
to keep illcs off stock, adorncd with
a blanket bcarillg an atlyct'tiscmcnt of
the druggiat‘s soda, and lnrncd loose
to play sandwich-man about the town
till milking limo at night.
There are braw- womcu. A para»
graph printctl ill a l'arisiau llcwspa»
per says that whilo chasing a mouse
the other day Mntc. llciulonr broko
through. tile floor of hor room and
found ill thc. iloic a brass box contain-
ing gold coins of the valuc oi” $1.000.
The North Alabama coufcrcuco has.
within four years, bcconlo tho owncr
of acycntccn cottages. in which it
houocs as many of its old and Worn
out prcachcrs. lluylng Iilo cottagcs
was the idca of a layman, .iohn it).
Morris of Birmingham.
FASHIONS.
In New York thorc is quilc a dc-
mand for those who can arraugo ilow‘
ers after the math of tbo .lapancso.
The Sun says l'ashionablo womcu will
have no olhcr and that a clcrm' young
woman who spout scvon yoars icarnv
Ing the art has practically a monopoly
of this kind of tablo dot-oration
Even the taco tsomo of thcul) barc
takcn to riding and driving barchcad»
or.
Cl'i'alll-iilill'ti lrlsb iacc is tho stylish
trimming for a coslulnc ol‘ dclicato
biuc crcpc do chino.
The tiny pockcl on tho front of tin-
plain lincn shlrlwaist lust aboyo tho
line of the hunt has its flap caught
down with a. tiny poarl button.
There arc a numbcr of lilllo "tricks"
Interacting Celebration ln tut: Old
Tow: of Cromwell, Today.
UROMWEiaia July l'.l.—»’i‘lto Society
of Mltldlotown l‘tlpcr lit-uses hold a
colcbraliou today 111 honor“ of tho
iouudors, fatilors and‘pnslors of the
town. , Originally Cromwcll was
known as the Society of Upper llonscs
and retained that name until about
half a century ago.
There were present about 200 guests,
chiefly descendants of fotlnticrs and
pastors. 'l‘ill- cxct-claos Wore bcitl oil
a triangular piece of ground owucd by
the society at tho It.wc.r cud of thc
villago. it was from this poltrt that
vtslol-s anti gar-sis sturlcd at 0:30 this
morning in carriagos and IIIIIUIIIOIIIItU
for a trip through tho sti'cots that ill
1650 committed a greater part of tho
town. 0. Collard Adams. who was
marshal of the day, pointed out from
limo to limp historic old it 1111105 and
win-u l'rospot-t illll Wits rcuchcd ho lu-
dicalcd tbc. spot, whore. in 1771, John
Adams, allcrwartls president at tho
ilnitctl Stat-s, oxpt'cssctl his admira-
tion for what he consldurcd ouo ot’ tho.
most bountiful vlcws in! llatl cyor soon.
A stop was finally madc at tho old
ccluclct-y ol‘ lTI‘J, whorc an hour was
spout inspccllng inscriptions on gt'avc-
stonos. (lravcs of ltcvoluliouary sol-
diors Wot'c markcti with silk tings.
'I‘hcrc. woro also lhct'c grnvcs of firt-
of tho oat'ly (hingt'ogatltlnal pastors
anti (Hill ilaptisl pastor.
At noon a dinner was scrvod in
liriggs' liall. At a businoss tut-cling
ot‘ lilo socicly stops wcrc takcn lo
rogularly incorporalc il anti oillcors
were oloctcti. in front of tho hall
was hung a hotcl sign, usod by llyroll
Wllitc ill 1770.
This alicrnoon nxorciscs oi‘ dodica-
lion of lili‘ tucmot'ial, which is of gran»
lto and wcighs 1:: tons, wcrc hold on
tho spot. ’l‘ho facc of tho tnculorial
ls lnarkcd with a brotlzo lablct, cott-
taining tho nuntos of lilo loundcrs,
I'atbors and pastors A lollor pro-
scntitn: tho bouitlcr to thc socictly
from William l.attinior, of Wilmington.
N. (3., was road. ’l‘hc acccptnllcc was
by Hon. it‘. 1.. Wilcox, ot‘ IIi‘l'iill, llcv.
llr. Dwight, of Now York, tlladc tho
pl'nyor of dctlicalion. 'l‘bo lltculorial
was unyoilod by tho Ii\‘i‘,\'t‘.’ll'riliti
laugblct' of l". 1.. Wilcox. a dcsccndaul
)t‘ Nalitatlicl Wllitc. 'l‘bcrc was pray-
ct' by Roy. 1). ll. lluhbard. of Wcst
Iit‘IlI. and an adtlt'css by llc\. Middlo-
mass, pastor of tho Baptist Church,
llliI a snitablo rcspousc by I". 1.. Wit
ml, of llot'liu, who prcsidod at tho
-xcrclscs. 'l‘bc oration was delivered
ty Hoary ll. ill-own, of East Hampton,
tutl a pot-m writton for the occasion
was road by W. It. Wakcioe, oi' llt‘ook»
lyu
L‘. (‘ollut'd Adams spoko brici‘ly on
no ptottccrs t‘apt. Nathanld and Capt
lngh Whitc. lion. llr. Hart. of iVlIII‘
llctowu. cxlondctl tho grouting of lltc
‘onnocticut Historical Society and this
ras followed by bricf ndlirosxcs by
Rm. Edward H. Runny, Philadelphia.
it?» yours old? llcv. l). V. Hubbard, oi
\\'cstfic1tl, ltcv. Dr. Dwight, of Now
York; lloy. Edward Eris, ot lll'aucll
villo, N. .l., and t‘bnrlcs ll. Sl'lnlon.
of Hamilton t‘ollogo. Clinton. {N. 1'
This crctnng a rot-option will b0 bold
in llt'irgs llall i'ot' fricntls of tho soc
II‘IY.
'l‘httl‘stlay morning abolll torty ot‘ lili‘
Llllch'ls will be lakcn down tho l'Il‘l'i'
in powcr boats and pay a visit to Nat
halt lialc i'al‘k at liast Iiaddaut.
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NAVAL BEEEEEAE'FELEASED.
molar}..- unrsn Houses. '
moron TO M
PAY EXTRA FEES
o-w-W
Heirs Under Bennett Will Oll-
0ul‘ol the Estate
Bccauso William .lcnuings lirynu, as
executor of the will of l’hilo E. Bou~
nott. bectuuo involvod in litigation or—
er tho settlement of tilt,- cstatn tints
delaying the pnynlout ot' Icguclos. some
of the heirs are of tho opinion that
Mr, llryau should go down in IIIH own
pockct and pay tho iutorcst tax in
stead of charging it up tti‘t‘ho iogav
loos. as 110 has donc Ill his account.
'l‘hero was a hcariug in tho probatc
court in Now llayou, yostortlay upon
oouut. Mrs. lieuuctt was not rcpt-c
solltod by counscl alld it was captain-
ed that sin: has no olth-ctlon lo ntuko
to tho account, although Mr. llryan
was sharply cross-cxatninud by .iudgc
llelll'y Stoddard a month or two ago
In tho probato court upon various
Ilelllstiilill. appoarctl ill tho account.
M. ii. Wickwlro, who is couuscl for
Mrs. Delia lligolow and (loot-go W.
(itlblo, logatoow, lilod a lypmvrlllou
statctnont t‘tlnlaillillg his formal obioc-
lions to ccrtaiu llcms ill tho cxooutor's
account. 'I‘ltcy uro opposod to tho
('ilal’gos nlado by Attorucy (‘barlos l..
lilciuor of Now Ilayou, for non loos as
one. of tho appralscrs. Frank 1). Brown
of Now York. who in Mrs. lit-nuoll's
brotbor, was tho. othor apprulsor.
Kiclncr chargcd tho ostnlo $000 for his
st‘l‘l’It‘Ot-l. He did not think this oxcos-
siyc. although whon objcctiou was
tuttdo to it too bill was cut down to
$5.00. Mr, Kloincr was cxamlnod as
to what ltc had titlllt‘. and Ill‘ said that
Ill' Ilt‘iIl'I't‘tI Ilt‘ was t‘IiliIIt'iI to IWIt‘t.‘ as
“1111'“ HS III'UWII.
'l‘bc transit-r tax was nllolbcr soltrcc
to $5,500, and it is cluitttcd that bad
t’iir, llryan scttlcd tho cstatc protuptly
this would ltot haw boon tn-cosstlt‘y.
(in tho olllcr hand. Mr. llryau. through
ltis counscl, doclarcs that tin,- cslalc
was liabic for ion por ccul. pcnally,
bltt hc got this rctnittotl alld llto os-
latc may consult-r llscll‘ so lunch in.
Tito law firm of Nowton, l‘httrcit t0.
licwltt. oi“ Nt-w llavon. has a claim
against tho ostalc or $075 for aortic-
os rcudcrotl as counscl to tho c.\ccll
[(n‘s anti objcclion is tnatlc to that at»
so, Mr Nonton I‘XDIiIIllt'lI to .lutlgc
t'loycland what had hot-u tlollc for his
firm.
’l‘ho court hoard IIll' cxpianallotts ol'
those who appcnrod nttd rcsorwd do-
cision upon lhc tllnllcr of tho acccp
tam-c of tho account.
-..-. ......_‘_._.__ - ..
PREPARATORY TO ENCAMPMENT.
Members of Company D Will Assemr
hie for Drill at the Armory.
Spot-la] ordcrg halt- Ill'l‘ll i:.sucd by
Culliilill E, I'. \Yt'l‘ti, Ils ItiIIll\\',\"
i‘ompany ll, Third Infantry.
(Tonnccllcnl National (Inard.
Norwalk, July it. 1007..
(lrtict's No. .1.
i. ill ill't‘tllliilllt‘t' with a \tllt‘ ot thl:.
t-ontpan). iitl' tlchnIl-‘rs oi IIIiw illill
pally \\iii .tsstttttltl'i at IIII' ;\lll|lll'_\' for
tiriil. prcpal‘ulttry to tho annual on
catllptucul on i-‘t‘lday cycttiugs, .luly
L‘. August Land 11 First call will
8.1.3 ll't'IHt‘k.
ii 'I‘llc Illli tll' dross will ho khaki
'1‘th naval pt‘isoncrs woro l‘i‘II‘iI>t‘iI
t‘ronl Iill‘ slalo prison ycslcrtiny as
lbcit' soutonocs ltavo boon (‘tllllnlnlcti
Ono was John .i (l'lil'it-n, n sot-tutti
tins IIl‘t‘llllill, sonlt-tlccli by cotlritnnr
tini :ll l'cllsnt-tlia, Fla, March 1“, limit.
for [our ycars for allttsnc innutlaut
t'illlI gcucrully disortlct'iy conduct 'l'Ittv
rllltcr was tiny Shannon, a landslltnn
scnlcnt‘ctl by cout'ltllal‘liai at Norfolk.
\'a, on Scptclubor II, 1000, for six
ycnrg Ior inlttllll‘uiily. 'I'llc lltcu wct‘c
Illi‘nl‘li fl\‘i'l' to Hcrgoant ’1'. l" .‘iialloy
and wcro by Ililll laltcn to llmtolt lli
lilt‘ :li’lot‘ltootl 'l‘ltcy will Ill‘ tii.:cilnl'K
cd from tho scl'ticc,
PAYMASTER ROBBED OF LARGE
SUM.
which the amutonr drcsstuakor cannot
learn too soon. lluo is that when
two edgcs of lltatoriai arc to be hast
ed togothcr a bias ulnl a plain. tbc bias
edge should be bold toward onc. As
in all gored skirts tbcrc arc malty such
seams, ono nccttn‘t oxpocl to produco
a good skirt until sltc Iliib’ tuastcrcd
this one aimpio trick. it is tho soc-
ret of a smooth skirt.
Wash tho lcmou rluds thoroughly If
they arc to Iil‘ bollcd for lltcir osuouco
when making lculouadc.
Therc is an incl-carting {ad for rain
bow oflcctn. About lilo tool of iiitllit‘
very shl'ol' willio gowns arc pincctl a
Silltiillilllllliiltl, Quin. .Inly iii. ~ l‘ay
tnastor l'orcy, ol luv tlyi‘ord Mountain
Ilallrlltttl. IIIIH boon hold up by two
hlgbwayulcu. shot ltt two Iliill‘t'n and
robbod of a largo lvlilll of lunacy Ill
Il'lllii‘ii for l‘lllIlIilyl'n of tho routi. III}:
borso was shot from uudcr him. llc ro-
colvcd onc bullct In tin» shonutcr and
anolbcr ill lilo log nttd was icl‘l blcctl
ing on tho ground, Whnn lllc i‘l'IlIiI'
was diacoyt-rcd tho ctnpluyus in thc
camp organizcd ti largo ponsi‘. which
ilntnmltnlciy sturlcd out to hunt lbc
criminals down, It found, it is l'curcrl
tltl ultcnlpt will bo madc lo lynch
tllotlt.
ttnilotln. t‘atupuign but and lcgultr1
iil 'i‘ilcrt- will ill' lill
company utoctittg on Friday t‘\'l‘llilll.'..
July :1. at which all llll‘lllilt'ls at'c t'c
(Iiil‘:.1t‘il to in prtucltt
l<‘.ll\\' till) i'
l‘aptatn t‘o ll. :Irtl lul’, t'
W lit-2| i.
N, ti t'um
LIGIITEN THE LABORS OF THE
jectlo Paying Some Claims-
bt- sottudotl at 8.10. and asscnlbiy at;
Illi‘ltll‘lillli .
afigvsmno SENTIN
n.—
4‘1
“Th; Recreation, Tours.
——_t_..
Block island, 3 day trips. $8.00 to
30.30. July 15, 22. 20, August 5. 12,
. '0. '
Watch Hut. 3 day trips. $10.00. July
15, 22, 20, August it, Ill, 19, 20.
Cottage City. 5 day trips. 817.00.
July 134, August 7. 28.
Whito Mountains 5 day trips. 23.00.
July 34, August 7.5). September 4.
Stlralosa Springs, 4 or ti day trips.
$13.50 or 815.50. July if, 24, Ill, Aug-
ust 7. 14. 21. BK, Soptctubcr 4.
Ausablo (illasm, ti day trips. $26.00.
July 17. 24. 31. August 7. 1-1. 21. 28.
rioptcnlbel‘ 4.
Niagara Falls. 4 days trip, $21.00.
’i‘ucsday, August 23nd.
'l‘boltsaud islands. 4 days trip.
with). Tuesday, August 22nd.
t'ntskill Mountains, 5 day trips,
$14.00 from Now liavcll. .iuly iii,
August it, 22, 29.
Itoyui Tour, 12 days trip, ’l‘honsantl
islands, Moutroul, Qucboc, Ausablo
(illusnl and Sarntogn, $87.00. ’i‘ucs»
day, August 22nd.
Nora ricotta, ill
from Now Ilarcll.
l2ih.
MOIIi-li'Ill‘iIlI hallo, ii days trip, $40.00
from Now litlvcn. Monday, Scptcm-
bcr IIlil.
(icilysburg and Washington, 7 days
trip, $30.00 from Now Ilayon. It‘l'itilly,
Octoltcl' liilil.
For Iiil.‘ Now England 'l‘ourist dos~
drilling all tours and tickcls call on
days lrlp, hilltop
Saturday, August.
To-Ni'ghtl
Humpttt littt‘tlpttt.
Spectacular Pantomlna
and Vaudeville.
DIRECT FROM new YORK.
Remember This in Not a Circus But a
Complete Opera House Under
Canvas Lighted by Elec.
trinity.
GEORGE H. ADAMS" BIG
COMPANY.
Actors. Actresses, Singers, Dancers.
Waterproof Tent. Mammoth Stage.
Gorgeous soonery.
Handsome Costumes.
3000 SEATS, 25c; 1000 RE‘EERVED
CHAIRS, 100 EXTRA; CliILD-
tic.
.WLST AVENUE AND REED ST.
' GROUNDS.
TWICE DAILY. 2 and B P. M.
iEXTRA ATTRACTION! New York‘s
t Greatest Sensation. Eve. the Crca»
tom of a Woman from Nothing. The
Most Startling andaUnexplainod Act
ever given on the American stage.
loony FORGET DAY AND DATE.
C OFFER“
A CUP OF OUR COFFEE IS A DELIGHTFUL BEVERAGE. STRONG. RICH AND FRAGRANT.
THERE IS A WORLD OF COMFORT IN A CUP OF THIS COFFEE. A GENTLE TONIC FROM WHOSE
GOOD EFECT THERE IS NO REACTION—‘AS BRACING AS A SEA BREEZE.
DAY.
IF YOU WOULD PRACTICE ECONOMY WIIIIUUT SACRIFICL OI: QUALITY. USE OUR DELICIOUS
COFFEE FRESH FROM THE ROASTER EVERY OTHER DAY. NOTHING SO GOOD IN TOWN.
v-..
Chas. E. Seymour.
. .. .,. 1
Popular lirlns. 15. 2t illlli .lill"
ARRESTED AT THE WHITE
HOUSE.
m—
'..lce Seeker Overcome
b the Heat.
WASl-llNil’I‘yON, July .ltl.~.lohn C.
Eckloston, ills years old. of l’hilatlol-
pitta. was urrcstcd shortly aI‘lcr mill-
uigbt at lilo Whilo llousc, whore ho
was caught climbing oycr a high iron
l'cnco. llo said lto was anxious to sue
IIit! prcsillcnl and carrictl icltcrs ud-
drot-tsctl to tho prcsidcnl oiloring slig-
gostions t'or goVot'nlltcnl ntclhods and
also had lottors from a Unitod States
senator and t'cpt‘oscntalivo from Poun-
sylvanla. rt‘t'llilllllt‘llliillg Iliiil‘ll) a con-
suiursllip at ltosat'io, Argonlino Repub-
Ilt‘. Eclllcsilln was prustratoti by the
bout last Monday. and ho will bo exam-
lnod its to ltis sanity tovtlay.
Pennsylvania 0
MISS CRAM'S STRENGTH GOING.
1.1'3Nilx, Muss. July 11'. 71190.11
slittinlnnls wort- tldllliulstcrotl iro-
tptotllly during last night to Misti Elh~
oi Cram, of Now York, illli tho morn-
ing t’onud hcr with slight strength
and lch' physician oxprcssod the tour
tllal silo might not surylyo this day.
'l‘bo bot vt'cailtct' has litilIi'lI to bet‘
wcukttoss. Silo romains unconscious.
LEARY BREAKS SWIMMING RE-
CORD.
l’illl’l‘l..\Nll, t)ro., July 10. .1. Scott
IA'ill‘)‘, of tho tllylnpic t‘lub. San Fran-
t'ist'tl. has Ill‘iikl'll tho opt-u \‘i’iiil‘l‘ sulln-
tlliug l‘l't‘lll‘ti for 100 yards at tho. l.cw-
is and t‘larh l'all', mulling lltc tlisinnoo
Ill (tilt! minute.
Prepayment oi Debentures
The Riddlesnx Banking
Company.
ill“ lillllllldti’l‘tll’t’N. t‘thN.
will pay upon [ll'l'sl'tlitllitlll with tutor-
cst to dalc ol' paymont, tho llo~
bculuros of
Norton lltltl, maturing tlctobct‘ l. 1005.
Scrum lltlfl. lllalnring ()t‘lllill‘l‘ l. liltih.
,Sorlos llll'l, maturing Novculbor l, 1005
‘Sorit s Illii, maturing Novt-lnbcr l, ltltlo
”WHERE THE BREEZES ALWAYS
' BLOW.
GEORGE C. TILYOU'S MAGNIFI-
CENT
SIEEPIIOHASE iSiANi).
I BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
i100 GREAT FEATURES 100
1-‘ot'ltling :l Mct‘l‘y Mointlgc (ii Mirth
Making Attractions including tho fat
ttluttt. Htcoplocltaso llatt- i‘oltrso, il‘Ill-
csl llatlting lit-och iilitI Pavilion on
Long island Sound, (iot'gcotls flail
,ltuottt .»\t'tislicnily IIt‘i‘tll‘liIl‘ii. llrtllltl
llllloctrical Illulttlnatiou. lloattl Walk.
Iitliit't' t‘tnlstlll'. (‘il'citt Swings. i‘al'tltl-
scis and conullcss olltcr t'calurcs.
tlilii'Nll 'l‘llli' .................. tho.
i lily .‘wIt'iiIIli‘l's or lorry l
Ziitrgnrtl’s i‘tlittli
l EAST NORWALK. CONN.
:SHORE DINNERS AND SEA FOOD
, or ALL KINDS, cooxso
1 TO ORDER
i _..._, -.
BATHING AND FISHING.
t ”.4-“
BATH HOUSES To RENT BY SEA
1 SO .
ii. i. (outwit. a-
Oplillillf
A MORNING CUP WILL
.9-
NORWALK .
Wile
cows.
THE GREAT CLEARANCE SALE.
SIDES.
SALES.
PRICE OF $1.50, THEY ARE STILL
50c.
SACRIFICE.
Children's Muslin llrawcrs. tic.
Al $1.00, Walsts that a wcck ago
cost from tho. ulakcrs $113.00 and
$13.00 a dozcn, absolulcly fault‘
loss in stylc. tit and iltlisit.
Lattics' White lctltbroidorcd
Litton Shirl Waist Suits, Whiio
Lawn. ltomstilchod tucks, or gray
mcrcorlzod, noatly trillttllctl with
soil color Ill‘.ll1(I. rcgular $3.50,
clcaranco pl‘it‘i‘, $2.30.
Shirt, Waist Suits in llucn, pip-
ings of wltllo, polka dots or liuou
lawn with ltctltstitchcd luckcd
skirt, also tncrccrizwl salccn in
bloc and black, with stllall dots,
also a low whiic tioltcd S'wiss
suits. woro $3.50 and $5.00. Clear-
altco sale, $13.08.
Whilo Lawn Suits. ombl-oidorcd
front or tiottod Swiss, trlmmcd
with lacc. wcro $5.00, $0.00 and
$0.50. (ilcaranco pt'icc, $3.98.
ladios' Whito Wash Stilts in
duck and linens. tho short coat,
full hacks, or lltc long light filtcd
coat, worc $8.50 atttl $10.00. $5.00.
1.adics' Whllo and llt'owu l.lnc.n
Skirts. also a low of tilt“. black
and bluo with whiio dots, valuo
S‘.‘ .30. (‘lcal'aucc price $1.23.
All tho bcttcr skirts ill brown
and wltilc lluon; also 1’. K. rogtr
lar $3.50 and $3.30, at this salo,
$1.1m.
lAltlios' Black and Wliltitc .iap.
Silk Waisls. our rcgltlar $15.50, at
tbc salc, $1.30.
All our $2.08 and $11.30, at $1 iih‘.
All our $5.00 and $0 00 at :l as.
100 doz. ["011 illcacllcti 'l‘llrltisit
'l‘tluois. sizp 2:1 x I)", gtltlti wcigilt,
worth 22c cat-1t. spccial for this
tzl'cztl salt- at l.’ic cach.
18 in. Full IiimchlI-ti All l.lncn
Crash. good :tttd hoary, \vorlh
1213c 311., St“ yd.
.10 titlz. It‘llii Iiit‘Iit'Ilt‘tI Shoots,
plain hctll. good ltcayy muslin, 50c
l‘aiuc, Zlic ouch.
Flaw ilituillcs. Figurctl Swiss,
It‘iilllrt tI I'tlllill‘t‘it. It‘inc Quality
It'IL'III‘I‘iI Lawns. lt‘inc Qilfliil)’ Sal-
ocus. t‘inc Quality l‘rcpos. lit-st
Quality Iil'l‘l‘iilll \‘oillcs N Mohair
Lustrc. rcgnlttt‘ prions lfitgc, 15c,
NO LET UP TO THE CROWD OF ENTHUSIASTIC BUYERS AT
FUL BARGAINS,” IS THE COMMON EXPRESSION HEARD ON ALL
IT l3 THE GREATEST OF ALL GREAT BOSTON STORE
WHEN ONE LOT 15 CLEANED OUT.
GOOD IF NOT BETTER IS SUBSTITUTED.
MER GOODS 18 TO BE CARRIED OVER.
WE MARK DOWN LADIES’ SUMMER SHIRT WAIST SUITS FROM
$3.00 TO $1.50, AND IF WE FIND THAT AT THIS MARK DOWN
IS TO CUT THE PRICE STILL LOWER, lF NECESSARY EVEN TO
THIS APPLIES TO ALL SUMMER GOODS. CLEAN SHELVES,
CLEAN COUNTERS WE MUST HAVE—NO MATTER
“I NEVER SAW SUCH WONDER~
SOMETHING AS
NOT A THING IN SUM-
FOR ILLUSTRATION:
SLOW IN SELLING, THE ORDER
AT WHAT
10c and 1313c, all at onc pricc, tic.
lilack and (Iolorod llntlcrukirls:
Skirts that wcrc $1.00 and $1.25,
tot‘.
Skirts that wcrc $1.50 and “.75.
$1.00.
Skirts that wcro $13.00 and
32.5.0, $1.00.
.‘lli in. lilack ’l‘ui'i‘cta, worth
$1.50, $1.00.
lit-st Alut-ricau l'l'iuls, all colors,
worth 7c, at 11/20.
llcst Apron Gingham, north Sc.
at DC.
Dross Silks, Worth 50c and 59c.
iii 230.
Ladics‘ Filo-d Wrist Bags, $1.25
and $1.50, at $1.00.
1.:tdlos‘ l'laiu While
chiofs, 2 for 5c.
15c quality llox Writing Paper,
8c.
21 ill. Suit (ins-c, light weight.
regular $1.50, $1.10.
ilcl.oug Hook and lflycs,
lilo, Sic.
Odd lot of Fancy Ribbons, rm
inc up to .‘loc, 17c yd.
IIiIIllIkUI‘-
\‘nluo
1.adics' Fancy Stock Collars,
Iinctls. laccs, clltbroidcrcd and
lacc triultllctl, value up to 350.
(‘Ica t'allcc price 15C.
1. lios‘ “llotly Vosts," no straps
oycr sltonltlcrs. mado of llslc, laco
Il‘illlllll'ti and raluo up to 300.
(‘lcarallcc prico, 1.50.
Iu'liiIl‘SI Squaro Ncck Slcorclctts
\‘t-sls, our t'oguiar till/gt.- number
at inc, 3 for 25c.
l.atlios' Fancy iiosc 111 black and
Ian, silk clockod and slripos, ail.
sizos, rcgular priccs, 2.’>c anti 35c.
lop this salo, 180.
o
__l
'I‘illl l'ols,
luo litc, 25c
Folding trotting 'i‘abics, rcgular
[ll'it‘t‘ $1.35, Wit”.
:1 llurucr linion Iron 'l‘ank (ill
Slot-cs. t'cgtllar pt‘icc $1.19, $1.15.
l'rcssod tilass Tumblers. 0 {or
Illt‘.
10 piccc llccoralcti 'l‘oiit‘t Set,
and 1 qt. sizes, ya-
rcgnlar Ili‘Ii‘t’ $3.25. $2.25.
and we will save you money.
72 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Automobile insurance.
aosron msunmcs co.
Capital 31,000,000.
AT JOSELOFF’S.
When you are in doubt where to get good reliable gracerles come to us
Here are a few of our Saturday's Specials:
18 LBS. FINE GRANULATED SUGAR ............................ $1.00
VERY BEST GOLD MEDAL BUTTER. PER LB. .................... 24o
ARMOUR'S CORNED BEEF, 1 LB. CAN ....................... . ..... 13c
ARMOUR'S CORNED BEEF, 2 LB. CAN .............................. 230
ARMOUR'S ROAST BEEF, 1 LB. CAN ....................... . ...... 130
ARMOUR'S ROAST BEEF. 2 LB. CAN ......................... 230
We have a fresh assortment of Print and Vegetables daily.
JOSELOFF’S
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TEL. CAL L. 33”.
'i‘bot'o In no doubt that Nlt'IlUIllu ll
will go down lll Iliitilll’)’~~~lIUWii to tho
illllltllll.
qudallans First Class.
I: WiRAlcirwnI’iry Moderate.
1035?}! 1.. mm.
Atom-(elm.
Trlcphonr J98.
sen A‘r BAN-
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luluquol It: lwlit' nrrau
11. IIIil‘iIlll-lt‘Ii pro: rIt'lhr of iIi~ Ill-ooh-
lawn \‘ctcl‘lnary hospital, .\ lltctltt will
bo vcrrod that will 'ncllldo burst-limit
vlwkctl in normal styioa Ilr. Bur
1nd by W H.
““ t'n row looking for a young
bolts to the tor the feast.
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We hat/c many other good thingt too numeroun to mention. annotating at N. B. Cox: Cracker-l Jams. .m
ilee. Canned Fruits. Baknd Beans. Funny Cheese. Etc.
We are selling the Ben Eidin Creamery Butte" at 240 per pound.
Don't forgot that we give our own alumna. Collect them. and get I premium.
Our Tenn and Colleen are making new lriende every day and still plea-inn old on".
THE NEW YORK GROCERY COMPANY,
tit; “Malawian st Em. .Norwaik. .
ICUI‘WEIIK'E Btlblo‘ibm‘omy Stores.
.
nhout your
Assessment Insurance.
but transfer it in an old lino com-
puny, where payments remain tho
same each year. For a low gnarunlecd
rats and particulars. hadron
P. H. FIELD, Gill. AIL.
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25 t at Main pa, Norah.-
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, . UNITED BANK IUILDING.
l‘l‘eleplmnl M ‘03. ”math. in.
‘ .. _,-,_.,_...-__...-_ This Ctnnpnny writes a most. itbcrlll Ii”
series of llounccs of diftotcut color“ TEAR BUILDING AWAY TO RES. form of insurance covering the car 0 W
which. showing lmri‘mI'Il (‘illo {Ann’Illiillr CUE MAN. whornver it may be in tho United I: ALTHAM
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piadijhfrovtvlgteahxtr‘li‘cgshoulders In tho IIAII'I‘I’UIIIVI. July 10. 'l'Ill' ,pollcc tf-itnlos or Canada. “Tn?" ilro Vitus“ i
a... .. .. "it‘ll“ i a . l a: ta..tltnlzatnlt at .. WATCHES
‘ ' . i it. lttllc. g Wodgod bolwocu two bu l but: u ‘qu . -. ‘ - , .. . ”
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each a dittoront color from its uclglt ii 1“"i :11 "“l'; "I 9:" ”"itliihmhltIiini‘iiiii ' ‘ 1: Ion. normal motorist and carotid
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BMW-p. hats arc now mndo "f my” illancltllold :qu hnwtlhl't wotlgod hint H (JaCIOb Mn LaUIOII. 1: 2:23: 3;::KSJO‘xraenghmfixé
‘ " _ . ... pw . - bu i ugs s a turd tl ’
ad linens and colorod i‘IllIllllilIll) in ‘” "H“"u ”H . . .. . M A001“.
also used on tho mu“. ti‘mtitl, but IHIIW Ii‘ii'd llo was found lying Illit. down HERE AggIgg TEIEG'OOD TEINGS To EAT 5 Railroad ""29, 2mm, Norwnik. 3 iflnuetdilrin'glzlltiv." I.“ gold, gold
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FORT WABHAKIE STABLE BURN. CAR. if you intend going on a plants. or to the lenehore. you would pay our bright. clean grocery alone a violi. I: A: eAustln’S,
ED tlAlt'l‘li‘tittll. .luly tll. .. Kan- dc You can out well stocked here at a very low cost. 1’ 40 Wait at No IIt c
i LANDRR. Wyn... .iuiy iti.~'i‘hi- tit-out was track by ill" cars Illi alu- n'i H...-..w...... “a . ,_ IIOWOWI’M.
:. troop ninblo at Fort Waabakio, lit toutptmi tot-roan IIVIII‘ llto .tlulilonlfl A',"""”,.H Vorllwst i'ollod ”mm V. Armoltr'n “WNW! l‘orucd lit-cl. , Marabnll’u illll mm. Ilrnuli Ktlr THE GREATEST BED DUO BOUNC-
milou from Lantlor has boon natural" ”Willi “1 (.ontrnl “mm" ”mum“? a lb run to to can I'lc porod Hot-rings can l‘lc
ed b ilro lt‘iflv iiorsos bolonglng Io tornoon and rocolvnd lulnrioa trout ' """ ' """"""" """""""""""" “ ‘ ' ‘ ' """" ‘ 5" ON THE MARKET»
'I‘rOO’lI 13‘ Tooth. (‘ttvalrv Woro burn. which aim mltl' liil‘. Sim “Wt “11“?“ 1” Al‘llmlll”ll Vl'l‘lill'lll I’otlt-Il limo, It Arlumtr‘u Vt'l‘iilt‘st lloart tlool, 3 lb. MT. 1‘ uucy “mm“ Mnckorol.” 250 A LARGE BOTTLE SPEC B
- ' .. ‘ . tlnl. III cuu........ ..... . ......... .ilc can ........... . ....... 21v "1“ 'i‘ ' '
ed and aim three mnlos and conaltl ”It Hartford him" . ........ 'l‘ IAL
. 'l‘ht bar on worn “*M‘M "‘ .- v. . . ' v . .. Ilt‘ Vill‘t’ IIt'Hi Minder. will. run. .20!‘ .g in. W
’I'gxengmtiifiiiut Mill‘mg on? noon in WILLIAMOON JURY BTILL our. Arilmiii. “(,n‘n' t‘i’ff‘if ”if f“ “"1“" ”(1333“: iiih'f,“ "”"f‘l‘. fifth" “’ 2,, ill». t‘lili..3ili‘, I: S (I .
a“ “my PORTLAND. lira. July til. 'l'm. ju. . . “““ Richardson & Robbins . lionotl (Ir ("ur fly and IIIIdIIY
' rv In tho ollsc of tho Iitlitoti Hutton Arutour‘u \‘crlbcltt l’ollcti 'l‘ollillill. Armour» \‘oriboat hunch 'l‘otllllit'. tilllcksn W20 and till? rm! 1h 1 "f PIIDI‘ '
W tim-ornmmtl Ninth!” (humpmmu .i. {4, lb. mm tin can . ....... . ............. “H.270 izicknrl‘s [lost lirook 'i‘ronl. can...i.'ir I} ”I “83 mdcy! 0n”
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_ ,r , . y .. told Iitli‘Ii Bland i’i‘iti . (,how
u I 315;,grumpy“;“3:93:33,31,3; Armonr'n Vcl‘lhcnt Veal or Ham llnllctons Illllll‘ll‘lt-liifillt‘tiim‘n[till ui- ' chow ur (minim Wt . It”. .. too hot NM ‘ Poison. N“ Explosive. v": Be“ tannin Crlnmery Galleria
J .l . had rolurncd no vordlcl at, 10:32. A “’3‘ "I": “m- 4 ' ‘ . ' ' ‘ - d EWI’ 9" VII“ "1:1 it ----- . ----- “:~ 1‘“ J'] ”I" Page): iirrwlck lI-lilrlmp.nilnr can. ..let .. WW . ,, -, ...,,...._ ,MW,. 18 the. CINIIIUIIMd Sugar 0103
' o' .lm. pm lit in and were locked up rinonr'n 'cr csl (‘tlruu on, i. aucy in; mind Hart inns t n no clout. Straw lorry rots, par 0 2 . ' ‘
Modern and Up-lo-Dalc. pi: lIl‘Il night. 3 lb, can ..... it: Mayonnaise llol can ........ lac can .. ................... 2c 00" t worry I” Can Corned Int, 20°
Columbia River himun. per can, use
2 pkge. lost for 2%
a nettle. mm Iur Intract tor
. stun,
on VWAGR‘ R‘VINU‘
to»; woman. calm
25¢
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