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WHITE, TAN AND BLACK AT 259.
ALL NEW PATTINNI.
AT
E. x. auntie,
, tier. . i 3.“!!! PM . . .
«tit anti Qty-oi Washington “mi.
‘ ! loath Norwailt‘.‘
. . 1
cap .‘n 7'1
l1.
tilts.
. waamaa ssrom; .
Ii‘or Norwalk titlif‘ Viéinity;‘ Fan- to-
night and Friday. The dialurba cé‘
that was in the Lane region yeste v
morning and passed iover this vicinlly‘
in the afternoon is now central near
Halifax. ’it is follbweit'by an'extende‘d'
area of liifli~ pressure. Pleasant wea-
ther pljflVl is this, to rning, in' all see».
liorifi' eai'tt' uf't‘liti guilty ”Mtitfntains'.“
The temperature at New Haven, fell
Thai wind attalhéd'a ‘veloclly of, til
yesterday afternoon from 94 to 67.'
miles per houryand .34 of an inch of
rain fell. Conditions favor for this vi-
clnity pleasant Weather with slowly
rising temperatures.
w“
,v
.
a. ”‘1'" a ‘
William J, Foster is
short vacation.
enjoying a
Letter Carrier, Julian Main is lair
ing a day off today; ‘ ‘ “
Miss Alice Coley. of Norwaik. spent
Sunday in Southport Wifh’t'rimds.
Miss lrene. Morreii, of Stamford, has
been visiting Viola Byxbce, of South
Norwaik.
Miss ida Jessup, of Stamford, hflii
been visiting in South Norwalk for a'
few days.
Miss lrene Dibble, who is confined
to her home with reniitient fever, is
somewhat better.
The barge Arthur (‘lark has arrlvmi
with a cargo of coal for the Ferris
(‘oal Company. '
Miss Florence (‘utbiil, of South Nor.
walk, dpeni Sunday with Miss Hazel
Fryer. in Georgetown. ‘
Miss Daisy Williams, who has been
visiting in Southporl, left Monday for
her home in Norwaik.
John Duuleavy, of the St. hours
baseball team, spent yesterday with
relatiree in South Nor-walk, '
Lincoln Council, No. 4. Order of
United American Mechanics. will hold
a llil‘f'lilik' Ii‘riday niizitt. ‘
The sixteen members of the Nonanie
Whlst (‘itib enjoyed a shore dinner
at Gregory's i‘oinl, last evening.
‘ ' .2...” '
Rev. ii. Ii, Carpenter is still in
l'lsier, Point, where his mother con-
tinues very low, with no hope of but
recovery. ‘
Mr. rind Mrs. Marcus L. Peliiam col-
ebrated their WI'tlllln annirersary
'i‘nesday evening at l eir home in
Taylor avenue. '
Some department». in a number of
the but factories have been running
whorl banded this week on account or
the intense heat. -
.lohn J. Walsh, counsel for the Met-
ropolitan Street Railway Company. of
New York, has been the guest of Dr.
M. l.. (‘rouln for several days. '
‘f‘oloitcl l). H. Malhew’sou and party
will start tottiorruw on an automobile
tour to Sprinrttielii. Mum, and other
places of interest in that locality.
At, the midweek prayer service at.
the Norwaik (”Ungrogalitmnl chapel
this evening, “(W t}. D. Egbert will
read it short uiory, “(Minion Sill's
lit-bi,"
Mrs, l'liliip ‘i‘ Illrd, of Hamilton
avonuu, wna \ery painfully scolded
by hot water and steam, ’i‘ncmlay evo-
nlng, but in mmcwbnt improved to
day. '
t'oncorti lllii‘tiilll, Hood of Tempor-
not-c."wfll not hold a meeting next
Mimday night, on account of the dia-
trict‘hllvlairhi meeting to ho bold in
Bridgeport.
' m. . 0.. a ”m...-
M": Jami Flynn and anti, thd
l-‘lynp with MM, .itlml'li Flynn and
Miss l‘lyun, of Norwtillr, were gtittdla
at‘ Mira. .l. .l Ilraunloa‘. at 'Htlf’l‘l
Plain, iliai’ l’illmlh)‘ afternoon. "
Biirnin the llllilii will he the will"
of the r minding anrmrm’ to ihe aw
in on Similar: ill-hoot Masons at tliit
First Methodist I'ioirch by the pits-
tor-inert. handily morbid; '
r‘ ' an... ,, ..a..m.. '
The mention of the intuition will
rosette their amino calories. W, or
less than tell per month. after titty
anal adjournment may will train
cash. but more have —i orderc “to
have their Chocks form it by tho
ireaiiurer. Mint so prolonged a new
igloo few of the members will him
which otter traitor «air it .
an a majority will no out or i) dint.
«wiiartford Times.
M5. ttttttttttttttt W
SPEC AL SALE,
all thisweelt
Fresh or Corned Plate
. be iii.
”A
32 South Main Street.
Public Mather. ,,
Ti—i E"? ’
a . I.
An Afternoon of. Flu-animal! Profits-
bio Entortal pp, for tho Lulu"
.' will“ AIM dirt the Reception Given;
5 by‘ "W." ”W Biscuit Company;
‘ Vesicular Moon.
i The receptiouaiven by the National
Mucuit Company at. Lockwood's Hail,
yesterday afternoon, was a well
fair. From,» the opening hour,
2 o'clock until the close, at 5, cheats
are a t' ' '
it: beforf'g fifqh'ler
flat 0 .» {hi ,,ch‘itr " . rarely. it
ever, on any occas on as a greater de-’
gree of enthusiasts been manifested[
in. Norwallt. The capbcity or , the‘
au Wits taxed to its utmost. btit not.
the hospitality of the reception com:
initiator; , The e wait p“ licilrty welcome:
or a . “ .
F‘The refreshments served at the re:
eeption oonirlate'd almost b'iitii'ely of
the products of the National Biscuit;
Continuity. ' nutritive. fives ‘Uiié‘eda‘
Biscuit, not ’oniyfian nppetlzlng 'bc-j
tween-nipple nlgble, and :ati'din‘dxcéiled
lunch, ha a c mpiete ration in ‘liieml
selves. Then‘tbere were other do:
ilcious products of the: baker's arr, amt
ong them being Unecda Biscuit, Frol
tans; Butter ,Thin $iscuit.. Grit ant
Crackers.*‘So'ciai "f‘ea Biscuit. Zu Zl
(linger Snaps ntidlothersh All thus.
were, served at the receptioans‘tboi'
always should be served, direct front
their packages, which by excluding all
air, (light and 'm‘olsture. protect their
contents, from the oven to the table,
in a mentionique and o'i'fctive'yvay; ‘
Nabisco Sugar Wafers and Festln
Almonds were, also served. ,Tlies.
«infections are two 'of the most delic-
ious products of the National Biscuit
Company. Noihln could be. more
desirable for a nibb e, or more appi'ii-
priale, for dessert. " '
it is safe to any that every lady who
attended the reception ‘not only on-
joyed a pleasant entertainment, but do;
parted, appreciating as never before.
the products of the National Biscuit
Company. ' '
The hall was very prettily decorat‘
ed with purple, and palms formed no
small part of the decorative effect. lio-
iilnd these palms. upon the stage.’
Tilly's orchestra played. with 0111'
short intermissions, from 2 until .
The various booths, all in charge of
young men, were striking. while at one
Side of the hall was a representation
of a clock made entirely from producttt’
of the company. This clock will be
taken to South Norwalk', where it will
he placed on exhibition in the window
of one of the grocery stores. The
company representatives. with their
paraphernalia, left last night for Stop.
inglon, Court, where they will give
their next. reception. "
ATTEMPTED T6 WRECK TRAIN.
, AKRON, Ohio, July Eur/What is ab-
lievcd to be a deliberate attempt to
wreck northbound passenger train No.
509 on the Cleveland, Akron and (Jo-
lunibus Railway, was discovered just
in lime to prevent a Rt‘fltillii itccitleht
tit Itafbertou late last, night. Chimes
Mcfii'tiw of Cl. vclurirt, rm caught tif-
ter" havln thrown il swilhhfflc cl‘iil l-
ed lliui a had a bet that he coud
throw theswlteb. lie with chhrgbd
with tampering with r’aliroad"proper-
ty. The shifting of the switch was
dippiivered by the police he happened
to see‘fhe signal light ,‘chr‘ttige when
the switch was thrown.
MASSACHUSETTS ARCANUMITEB.
PROTEST.
BOSTON, July .20» To discuss the
assessments which were recently rat's
ed, a special session of the Grand
I‘tiiincil of’Massacburtelts, ltoyal Ai-
canurn, was opened today in 'i‘remont
Temple. wuii delegates present from
many lodges. ‘ it was expected that
action would be. taken towards iOinlrii:
the movement already started by of j r
stale bodies to secure a repeat of i
order of the supreme council increas-
ing assessments, which takes effect ‘in
September. I . - 3‘."
“MOONER MERRIAM FLOATED.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mam, July
2U.~~Tiie iiritiah schooner E. T. Mor—
riam, bound from Port (ireville, N. 3..
for New York. which went ashore on
Shovolful Shoal on Tuesday night, was
towed into this port today. having
been pullcli iiiloiit during the, night by
the tug ila tel Willard. The would
(it not ,a ri z alcdk and she will pro
c M1 to her destination under sail. in
the attempt. to pull her off the about it
was fotindnecesuury to jettison about
half of her victimized.
RUBOIA AC’CI’T‘ MOROCCO CON-
FERINGI.
‘ more, July to. «Russia has given
notice of h f acceptance of lho’Mtfr ',~
rd iririnfcr‘l ce'ou the suiiie‘co‘i’i'd it
”(than militia, a rabbi am tfib
f _in,"i’il’fi hit“ Jilly l6 aaitl",t ‘,
xii/viva . ntygreui. Britain tutti o
MM Iii» imitation ,nr’wite' outta 'of
Morocco to attend the ‘ international
conference on Moroccan reforms, on
condition first the pit-opioid to be dis-
cuioied by the conference lm commu-
nicatod to It. before. hand. '
women. . .
mas. HolaoNtLL. ‘
one morphs, la. July 20.~Mrsf
itirh'mdoa "Pedroon llobaon. the with of
C‘apte'fiohtibn. ' Ibis Ill Iii Morey Hot: to
tal. ' t. import In at her burial in
no. «land at" ratina"ii’ttiiiitirily lil
while potting"; our: laws Bite grad.
Ballynflf'w : e‘ublil‘ it reached
on ones [w .. t, or; elneaeaaary
for her to e ”thrown hr “the train
and taken to the hospital. ‘
NIANLY 1.000 NEW LAWYERS
At. , . N. Y. Jolly adamant)!
1.000 dryers will be added to the am
up? profusion of the lay in this state
aii he resilii of the June examinations
“if Mon to the lllf. There were
more admission» at the» “animation
itooa‘tbaii iii any other examinations
hold by the board
Wat—mun.-
new rear Mitt ma To:
. acne, to. .. .
. The first coat! or of ‘de the
”will taken llc aborting ftur the
t rr a] .
fifi? 3“:th o’wh task
9 ..
. th portion on client
ard to “MD thn fll'lt‘ll"! all randy
when the roar limits so titers will be
_, , ,bl'i' out HOG.
(From the New York Globe).
onu call me Hog? Little care
ll if such an honored name be mine,
will costs to he a bull or bear,
i‘i But anyone can .be a swine.-
“t Time was when 1 Wait bland and meet,
i. My manners beautiful to see,
it My slogan; "Madam, take my seat!"
in; My harshest word, “Ah. pardoh the!"
at-, a
tended and thoroughly enjoyable af~ '
at? , ,
thirtieth?
le rabid
o. A. it, cduuanocao.
.. m
Many Death. Among Votorana Who
Have Hold OItloo.
‘ The death of Gendrai W. W. Black-
mar, commander-inchtef of“. the
Grand Army, removas the thirty-
lhirll ft) occupy lllat‘ Office during the.
thirty-eight. years of its existence. (it
this number seventeen are now dead.
all those who served in this capacity
frotn the organization of the Grand
Army of the Republic in, 18136 till
1879 are dead, They numbered but
seven. as five of ,ttiem‘ served tvm
terms ‘caciifliurlbult, Burnside de-
vens. Hartranft and , obinaonv and
one. Gun. wean, served three terms.
General B, F, Stephenson, the first
commanderdn-cliief. served, only a
few months. General John'vPaimer, of
New York, who was commander-in-
chlcf when the Gr nd Army of the
Republic went tOMFasbington in 1892.
died only a few months ago. There
are now only sixteen past "command-
era-in-chibf living and among tbem‘on-
ly cue or two are under sixtyJMe
years‘of age. General Blnc‘ltiaar Was
the second to die‘ih'o'mce. He‘pai‘fici.
pitted in twenty-two pitched battles in-
clttdln‘g‘the early battles with the Ar-
niy hf the Potdtrla‘c. up to “Antietam,
and the fights during the Chl‘clthmitiiga
campaign. By his death, Geller-hi John
ll, King, of Washington. becomes coin—
mandcr-in-chie‘f. and he has hrinounced
that he will not. 'he' fl candidate for
election at the next nations encamp-
mitnt in Denver, to be held during the
week commencing September ,4.
ASTHMA SUngaSSSHOULDKNOW
l .
‘ Foley‘s Honey and Tar has cured
many cases of asthma that were con-
sidered hopeless, Mrs. Adolph Bites-
' sing. 701,,West. Third street. Dal/0ft
port, iowa. writes:
' "A severe cold
toniracted twelve years ago was neg-
lected until it finally grew Intd‘asth-
inn. The best medical skill available
could not' give me more than tempor-
ary relief. Foley's Honey and Tar
was recommended and one fifty cent
agile entirely cured me of asthma
it‘b had been growing on rate for
twoivo years. If Ibad taken it at
the start i would have been saved
years of suffering." sold at Plslsted'a
Drug Store. "
NEW LAW FOR AUTOS.
Now in Effect—Borne of the important
Change;
The new automobile law now in cl"
Icct contains several sections that are
of much importance. to aiiiotnoliilisls
in the state. '
First, autos cannot run more titan
tWeive miles an hour in town nor more
than twenty miles outside, Secondly.
all machines are to be, reliciinsed'and
there is to be a reassignmc 'l of num-
bers. It is thought ihM. Il-ult'i‘s can
keep the numbers they have now if
they notify the seoi tury of the slate
at on early date. '1‘ e numbers must
be placed on the body of cars lore and
tilt and must be bought from the sec-
ri-Illry of state at Hartford. They are
to tip sold at cost.
it is not likely that there will be any
prosecutional‘or a mouth or no til
least.
Another thing, horsemen may digital
an aiitnlsi to stop if horses show
fright and they lllllfii «in it The above
are the more important points of the
law.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following wore issued July ill.
liitib. iiist furnished from office of A.
M. Wooster. solicitor of patents,
liridgcporl, (‘oun : '
Monroe, tinctt,
switch.
ii. M. W. liauaon, Hartford. gearing
for iathca.
it. ti. Henry and \‘l‘.
Hartford, drill spindle.
William A. Lorenz, Hartford. pnpt’r-
iiag machine.
1‘, i-‘. lteat’don. liartford,
identification-recoil.
Albert S. Coo. tlrunge, stopper hold-
er for water bags.
August. Arena and iv}. l.. ’i‘clcii, New
liritain, olectrlcallyaiperatod trooper-
plate for door locks. i‘ "
Kurt Bartheimas. New Britain, two
patents: Manufacturing ili‘flillltiim
our s at, s for producing seam.
m lukéw .‘f _
,l a i
No Briana. i-ompohadihig mile or as.
t-uti‘hmh plate. '
Henry (3. Volgiit, Now ilrltain, coin-
permitting knob bearing,
Alonzo A Warner, New iirllaln. calm
mirror ‘ " ‘
(lirolamo tforni, t‘obail, lifting tacit
for spiking rail!” tier.
t'Johp Molflehnph ilariburr, rope.
llftlt‘l '
it
'1‘. ii. Stephenson. .ir, Bristol, two
patents: Back for band mirrorit. brush»
ea, or similar articles, design.
Trade Marks.
American Bhoo’f'ip to. New li‘ilveh.
leather too protector for boots, or
about lllll abort litut.
Bti‘btii’ie. Adler k (30., New Haven,
corsets.
~ Milli l-L Smith, iiartforrl.,aquanh and
pumpkin seeds.
. thcol'b'Wbita CO..‘MQl‘ldon, reed
organs.
iinrlfoi'd, electric
M. Wright.
accident
board containing gratind leather.
iuoicloriolt ouaao.
Titan to noon ol tutti uitop, Dyan
pPpflilt or maniac. ‘f‘roube that will
not yield to the digestive and strength-
suing influence of Xotioi Dyspepsia
Burn. This remedy takes the strain
oi! the stomach by digestion what you
out a d all wins it to refit until it
,ti no“ is in: (trig?J
a a o t)
. is pp...
I h troubles, I a lip tits system all
so purities that. dlteate ctn not an
tacit andfiin-ttviotacta as when in
a weakened “ties. Sold by Th:
0
no delay.
,Cllfford Pharmacy.
‘ 'But months of travel on the, "L"
llrive futility the edge of bonsciencc
... - blunt
Till two desires Within me dwell»
To crowd myflejipyvaa‘nd to grant.
1 mind last week at lttth street
1 put the station in a flurry
As through thngalting’crov'd f boat~
Ailing is at; ays'ln a hurry.
i bought my ticket on the fly,
Hit. a ransom tive on the chin,
Knocked down l. we women going by
And met the "local" comingin.
"Step lively!” yelled the swinging gate,
A on i rushed With movement free;
thti l beheld With~ pain and hate
A little man in' front of me.
"(ill out!“ i cried in tones pollto
And hit him in the shoulder blade,
My" blow was true, the man was light
And strange detours‘his body' made,
Acrosn thepiatform edge he fell
Willi horrorvstrlciten 'squealra and
squeals.
The crowd upralsed a frantic yell.
, For he had fallen 'neath the wheels!
, , ASMOOTH ARTICLE.
When you find if. necessary to use
salve use Derttja Witch Hazel Salve.
this the purest ‘and beat for Sores,
Burns. 801195136101“, Blind. Bleeding.
Itching or Protrudlug Piles. Get the
canine DoWilt'a Witch Hazel Salve,
gold by The Clifford Pharmacy.
NEVER TOUCHED HIM.
(New York Sun).
There was consternation among the
women ”passengers on a Brooklyn troi.
le cbr the other day as they saw the
car out across e. funeral procession.
Two of the women screamed. (inc
recovered and Voiced her sentiments
thorn"
”The idea! Right heroes a funeral.
That motorman ought to be, ashamed
of himself."
The driver who had been cut off
buried an oath at the motorman and
the funeral proceeded on its way. The
incident. furnished soaaip for the wont:
en all the way to the stores down-
town. ‘ ’ .
The conductor smiled as he licld out
his fingers doubled up, and said to a
man tilt the end'of um car:
"i had my fingers crossed."
AKES, TH! LIVER LIVELY.
0, no, Laxative Fruit ‘ Syrup gives
perinaiien't relief "in, cases of habitual
c'ofiati tion as lt’ stimulatea‘the liver,
tori r ‘t‘ir'ctt‘the natural action of the
bowels‘without. irritating these organs
like pills or'ordinary cathartlcs. Does
not nationals or‘izrlpe and is ‘mild and
pleasant to lake. Reiocutiwr tlin
nuiuo ()rino and refuse substitutes.
Sold tit Plaisted's Drug Store. "
~ . .. 3-. M.» .,...
". “My wife was unspenkably happy
luster-day."
"Mtna'a been mighty happy many it
time. but i can't tray-that she ever was
that'harppy.”
Wyld—So liyer‘s
schema didn't you out?
Macb~ No, she refused
lyn Life,
getrlch-quick
{him-oM’ookf
.p ......x-
and wouwlllfiaflaaxou money.
'1 o‘" t. '4 ' .‘n
if yet: am too fat It‘ is bonnie youer
turns to fatipstaad of moral —,atnnglla
i. r “in Mt: continent’s.
. oh I lib ‘ '
‘ Litimtulgiw trl idly; thd 5‘
am" a. o n 'poopa o no on
anon h Popsin in go stomach. whilo fat
poopo hare: I60 much Puma and not
though P9P.“",9.u“,°: “5:...” r .i l
, 1&0ch -
._ Dyspepslacure
strictly those proportions n garpry‘to‘
on‘ab o'tho stomach and 'd in smug
go chart Ingbflltmllbt’ all fifflltllll rmi
o‘ o‘ao .'- ,iaino on {par 5‘
diurnal." battalion a rite ntihictivo. titl- l
ma‘liuliding'tmic u‘wo ' ‘Kodoi cum.
ind‘ aailpm D s is, Sour Stomaph.
Hon. barmPa p titan of tho Heart and
Constipat‘wp, Ion will lllto it.
Roots the stomach. rebuilds tho
tissues and gives firm flash.
liar bottle“ ‘ 1W , at tho Lah-
tt-u n nub a?“ Intonation-VIM
‘ trial or no out do... 001., Ultralight.
FOR SALE av I
ru-= curroao pnaamcv.
According to (‘oliicr'sx Senator hu-
btiis, of ltlllllt‘), tells of the case of is
minor in that state who had been re-
ported as dead by a number or the
idobo newspapers.
it would appear that the miner bad
a keen xt'nst- of humor, for, with refer-
encolo an obituary of himself, which
appeared in a‘lioiso (‘ity paper, the at.
ictzed dead man addressed the editor
with a view to correcting Certain mis-
statements in the said obituary.
"My dear sir," wrote he. "relittivo to
file obituary of myself appearing in
your lHHHI‘ of the 22nd ultimo, i her:
leave to call your attention to severa
errors therein. in the first place i
was born in Massachusetts not tn’
Ithnde inland: sci-only, my retirement
from the liquor business in the year
limb was not due to ill health but to
the fact that l was unable to necuru
a license: and tblrtuy the came of my
dcatli was not heart disease. '-
.L... -.....__ .
WILL INTEREST MANY. '
iicuilli is Impossible if the ltitilit‘ys ni’
deranged. Foley's Kidney (‘uro wi
cure kidney and bladder disease iii
every form. anti will build up and
strengthen these organs so they will
perform their functions properly. Nd
danger of Bright's disease or diabeted
If Foley's Kidney Cure Iii taken in
time. Sold at l‘inisled's Drug Storel.
.0
i
It'l‘icklng ‘n' Wilt iii guesswork liil
rTwJMOTSELOFF’S.
Whoa you are in doubt whore to get good reliable grocer-lea come to on
Here are a few of our Saturday's Specifier
you've got her,
,. .4; H. ., __ , _‘
con lto 'u'o icos’, atuo=
toxin “in” ,litSli‘aletullhcb‘; ”lawn i
Digests “What You Eat .
liter: person liliOillll know that gotta '
l
h
scum NORWALK‘S
GREAT pity GOQD§ notion. '
AGENT FOR Mp? nanronzs, narrows.
. anoiurii BUNCH
THIN JERSEY UNDERWEAR
FOR WOMEN
Want you to maltr- careful reading
of the following. Think it. will inter-
. ,esl. you.
., 'Women‘s Good Quality Vests, 10c
tench.
Women's Fino (lotion Jersey Ribbed
,Vests with the wingvslecve‘ or sleeve
lens. at 121/”.
' Women's Fine Jersey Ribbed Vests.
twhito. trimmed with lace, value 25c.
xnow 19c.
' Women's Lisle Vesta in white or
film}: trimmed with lace, at 25c.
'SOME DAINTY WA8H WAISTB
FOR YOU
. } Here are several lots of cool while
wash waists for you to chose front.
pretlily trimmed, very latest designs
as to cut, and price very much to your
.liklns.
Ladies' Black and White Figured
Lawn Shirt Wnists, all sizes, at 50c.
F
83-85 Washington Street.
or ;
.. Bargain Attractions!
front and back, at 690.
Ladies‘ White Lawn Shirt Wallis.
embroidery fronts. tucked backs. flat
98c.
badlcs’ White Lawn Shirt Wailta,
lucked and hematitched. extra good
lawn at 81.60. ‘
Ladies’ White Shirt Walstsptuchyd
THE FLUFFY woman
uuoeamustms.
When you read the descriptions.
when you come to compare the good!
with the prices, you'll buy; for the
economy of it all is bound to impress
you. ' '
lat/dies' White Muslin Corset Covers.
made yoke effect of lace, ribbon
trimmed, at 250.
badlee' Muslin Drawers, cambrlc
ruffle, henwtitehed, at 25c.
Ladles' Muslin Gowns, tucked yoke,
at 500. ‘ .
Ladles‘ White Skirts. made with
deep embroidery bounces, also and“
radios, at 76c. 89c and 98c. -
Are Rethinking about, the
HARVEST?
The Science of Advertising is advancing glib
rapid strides. Big business houses. approciaii 'ilo
(rut value. make of it a distinct department km
in charge of the brightest men obtainable. JV,
men are no longer conuutod with‘ordinary typo clip-
pay. but demand meat illustrations and anti
mails. J If you want to reap a good harveobfand
rake in the business “I“ is your doc, don't fill: 'io
absolute methods. at good fund I- 80 pg
bright and attractive « furnishes the t whils’iohc
for your scythe. J We can compete in finality, page
and promptnw with tho but. I Send in yount'o’xt
order, whether its a letterhead or a 599 \‘
We’ll do it right. of We print every n; Jami.
Catalogues. Booklets, Folders, Circulars, Postal. “out!
Cards, P “ radii} Shiionéfy, WWII! lnmw.
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SiliiliMiliili Alli Piliiii
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Successor to Freeman Art Pt int. »
987100 Wmhiri'gtohfh,‘ ‘Sooth Norwal
CORSET§
[hind iltioll ltccnihc we make a «pct‘lalty of high grade Corsets
It. (rainy and ii. iii Voight, .
Alfred W. Chane, Manchester. tulip . ,
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in Laanrmigp Apathy-2p sum it ............................ stoq
vapv agsr‘ttoLo ugopi. burn: a. PER L8. .................... 249
ARMOUR'8 cohNeo BEEF, 1 LB. CAN ............................. i3c
ARMOUR'B coaaso near. 2 LB. cat a .............................. 23c
ARMOUR’O hour seer. t La. can .............................. 13c
anmoun's sour seer. 2_ cacao , ............................. 23::
We have a from aoodrtmoitt of Pratt and Vegetables daily.
JOSELOF F ’S
72 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TEL. CALL. 838—5. . .
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Mailing iiotit Ends "Meat
can always be done where you coin
get choice meals at low prices.
Dodge keeps the choicest fresh, prii 0
beef, mutton, lamb, veal, pork, llblifl
and bacon, Ind poultry and same ln
season. of such quality that you get
llli’lli.."_0i' nourishment for a small llul‘
ount of eash.’ ‘ ‘ '
J. w. DODGE.
Bucconor to Jacob bcbaub.
22 Wuhlngttm Strut. .. Phone 322.1
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r76” ’ is‘rrl'
Clearance * Sale
, Offi'l‘rimmed Milllnery.
All uritrirnmod Straw flats, 25c. 39c and 75c. Children's Mull Bonnets
and Waaltnhlit iiatu. iniilioa' Duck Hm in all the latest styles.
8. S. TWSON.
it wumamusrmr. . . ..-qiint.seamt.s. noun.
.. 11-19-
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To onr’y pilrofro‘ur or $1.00 worth m (I
give {no a "Trolloy’vmdo Book for Now Jon )1,
Now You underfloor. tenfold.» ,. , . ,
For Friday. Saturday and Monday Only.
the”. illuminant. Lurhor and Wood Souvenirs.
All prion.
affllf‘g " x '
Cart 1an Wagons. if! aim and all prion.
that not
pi'ciicimw .‘lili'h Ill tiic Twin titles.
you \\l\ll to put.
\\'c have too t'_\|I(‘t'lilll_\ gnarl hil'lt‘.\ ill th Corsets for hot
weather that or :trc selling at 50c a pair. Possibly these will in-
N. E. RYAN, 5
. no WASHINGTON s'r. sourmuomaplt.
‘itu‘lt' t‘ii|l$l>I‘~ entirely of them. There isn't a more coni~
l‘i'iccs as low or as high as
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Batch Polo; Nopren
7 Hotel and Root-urant.
uaoza THE uaaaoamem or A. J. sMi'rH Ahof.i.‘li3‘itlti.t.v. ‘ "
Shore Diapers. filambéilios. etc. at TEOWldi' Prints
, .
mu. Bl 13?”??ka "
Base Boil—«loot Toon‘v‘b'ln the goats.
. Excursions. Music“"‘a,iiiif"*Danciiia.
‘Freo - Vaudevit‘ig. ~— F i799.
AT 3:30 AND 8:30 P. M. . l
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Assortment antiw Dunlap of ruinilure'
and Furnishings ‘
is no wldothat we can hardly fail to please any taste and many tastes not
otherwise pleased. because of the distinctive character of our goods. We
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Our
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‘ rouid keep on telling you forever about our time. our facilities: for union
you and our desire to merit the honor of your patronage. ”But thermost-
and defeat way lit to put us to the test by coming to biti- itofe’ln person. We
present thla‘aeailon what iii conceded to be the most noteworthy arm of
porch. lawn and summer furniture ever nbown in this vicinity. L If “you’fint
one piece for the porch or a complete outfitting for the whole boon. our
assortment mllli npl’lfll f0 ’0", | ‘ ’ ' f i
t I ~-‘ W
mint“ 14 . h ’ é
A. J. Collins 69.
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but". to Furniture, Comm. loading, Maltlhho. billion; whilfLIMlO’hfi
Funeral Director and Embliincr. “
re WASHINGTON s'r. count NORWALK, cons.
tu-“Mluv
is some MAIN at. court: somatic.
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