to: ' "
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a, “in?“ Ivonne.
Nationals at
e Harwell!
with; can ‘ e icons '0.“ 0'
Mr, and Mrs. ”5111:1139 F 9500"!» iii
able to: be put after, an illness lasting
about six was s. .
it“. Wilma”; V01 1111311 and Miss
lVernal; 135,9 11‘ day :11" RonVVi
n s, w are ey w
5311111111711111111111 lee—.7510! Fairlield ave-
use has turned red: two weeks'
visit out o ’n‘ll' 1 how enter-
tithing fried 1i6v fr' New Yot’k.
‘1’ W. J. smut thneehger train mas
tar to the New orlt. New Haven and
Hartford railroad. of New York city,
with in town" on business. yesterday
—-6 lbs. fresh’ or corned heel for
260 VIL EVIaerI. "
Now a song in a gambling saloon
won two men will he told tomorrow
evening in the one hour service at the
First Methodist church at the special
song service.“V
.-
~r50c Girdle Corsets, during Sale, 24c
.npr , Ladloa' and Minnow 15. 110119,. 9c '
pr. M.8.V8mlth&Co
hub—W
The Sunday morning class of the
First Methodist church will be held
as usual tomorrow morning at 9:30
o‘clock. The pastor, the Rev. W. w.
’1' Duncan. will make his monthly vis-
it to the class
Rev. W. W. ’1' Duncan will start
Wednesday on his annual vacation.
and With his family will go to New
York city, sail up the Hudson stopping
at various places of interest and on
reaching Cape ‘Tormentine, New
Brunswick, will remain several weeks.
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The prayer meeting will be discon-
tinned during August. Rev Edward N.
PaekI'md. Di 1).. of Stratford Conn, will
preach August ti. and Rev. W.P P806.
dington. D D. of Syracuse University
will preach August 13 at the Union
services in the 80nd: Norwalit Conv
gregarious] church
'Most of the hat manutacturors in
Embury report‘more business than
was dome at this time last year. There
are order: both for quick and time do-
livery and the tendency is toward
black stiff hats. There are some or-
. here for colors and the soft hat trade
is not dull, by any means.
liaycs.
Miss Anna L Smith of lleihel
who is visiting friends in Boston, left
thtio a few days ago attuiupauled
by Miss Laura F 'l‘nylor_ of llosion.
who has been visiting anion frieni Vi}
in Bethel and Danbuiy ' ’i‘ o lad ea
came in Norwalk on the steam cars
and from that point made the trip by
trolley. by way of New Haven. Hart-
fonih Springfield, Worcester, etc.
——Sh0ulder stock. We lb.
The Hawea-von (lei company, of
Danbury, which took the gold medal
an: grand prize for its exhibition at
St. Louis exhibition,
received some large photographs
of its exhibit at the bcwq
and Clark exposition, Portlan
Ore. The exhibit is a handsome one.
much like the one at St. Louis and
It; in charge of Jacob vonGnl of this
c ty.
I lr'.‘
The Maintenance of Way for?” of.
the Erie are now engaged in ylng
350 miles of 90 pound steel rails on the
main track. A large r miles:
newer a lad in mom
to on has moth can not
to i g‘bod itrack, built
man! has that it Is treachery to is
a heavier rail on account of the
weight of the several hundred new
engines that have been purchased in
the last two years. Much of the rail
beingroiuovod has only been lam insole
live years and will be” used I?!)
branch ii nos.
1118"“
ntrelght r8” anti: ' 5
3 3 11* '
In... * "
5’1! 113 Ithy
rush. mama. fr
9 ‘ Haven
deliver ff ‘
charge him .
rates. in Minn
if the shipper ghcelwed hls‘. "
ten days. he wdtild.be dolng' wV
secret of Mr. Hill's 10w train pile
is that he doesn’t send out his ltrain
until it is 10:41sz few truth
°1133sid3£i13m3123311103 1111:1531
3:6 obliged to give the shippers in
st.
3 a ted in cannot: Ollfiith thei
Nt‘agvirefior'lft Ontario and gt’estérn deal.
Which President Mellen put through.
nd by some deaimwd’ar 11%? most
8811113 piece of railroad nancicring
ever attempted in New England. that
13" Mellon was bid a pub a price for
is Outer! and
bought at 41 per share as would have
lldd.lf t t ds doll“)
y P p accep ed, housan 9‘ Kc building and was valued at about $809.
lars annual profits to his road.
was even bid a very fancy price for
his 30-day option on the stock should
he deem it unwise to exercise it.
The Consolidated dottipués to do
the largest business in its history. The
net earnings for ‘June were ovo
$700,000.1md the tonnage now offer
the road from one end of the line to
the other in greater than ever before.
and easily 40 per cent greater than “1.
this time as ye
Two new stamina are being erecteVdV
on the Consolidated ”Staged a '3‘?)-
build ng s on u
ding at‘ 13531013 Wool Ynceased Ic-
commodatlons have become necessary.
TH IAMO I} ll. .
The is 5 39w; 9 ‘V’Vé'agla i that
Gilt"
they have scatters ‘10: ““3“:
cons
for consumption. It you
tion or pneumonia. it will. however,
beat for you to take that goal: remedy
mentioned by W T. Mc . of Van
leer Tenn. “i had a cough for four-
teen years. Nothing helped me, un
til 1 tool: Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
which gave instant relief and effected .
a permanent cure.” Unequalled quick
cure for Throat and Lung Troubles
At F. H Baxter's drug store: price
60c and $1. 00. guaranteed. Trial bot-
tlg (1'68.
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NEW HOMES FOR NEWSPAPERS.
'l‘ he Armenia Sentinel has luVat mpv
ed into its new home, in which it has
one of the most completely equipped
publishing plAiita that is to be. found
in a city of Ansonia's also in New Eng-
land The Ansonia Sentinel is one of
cheat nilV Dolls in to
et la 'aViaylngWquch.131131”I 0.113;
ly newspaper in a tleid th is not
onoellcd 1n Conner-Hint if in ow Bill!-
land and it is a Journal dcildedly era-
in to the evcrai cities and her
b'ug g includedfin its territory
Another prosperous Connecticut
newspaper whldlt hos lust shed its old
covering and stepped into a new one
is the 'i’prriag‘ton hamster watch has
not only a new building. but a new
press and other on tomato mechanical
acquisition which are helping to
make it brighter than ever.
INDIGEBTION CURED.
'lihVIre is g? cm of indigestion, Dy
pepallakrlirt ”potash Tron be that wihl
V0 0 ‘1 l 9 I 314291181-
311“ 1111111611333 1:13 qudodeyspopsla
Cure. This remedy takes the strain
of! the tomgcna by digit what you
nag Vit to r - until
:33? quick' 1:311 truism“
relie from indigestion and all atom-
a up. the anion: I
Mucus can not
' I ‘toothoid when 3:le
. dtfp 4111/
not a i
y Warming rammingV social-
country out tenets ngland.
lam
8b. meals from town to town. in an
i. “think it doesn‘t“ “1.3319313
rips.
'taawavo mechanism". we.
~ ohm iron Touchdown
. A UGA CURCD D I... AV-
313133 3' ’
Ham. him, To "a cue-
TQM!!! . 1am to.
Inuit on comm stars, Vac LI.
l‘.‘
(VIry Low).
Ionian LAD“.
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use. we its.
vanquish r na. to: Le.
wmrsa‘t'li I roIII. II LI.
“‘1 OODKID MVIATO. ETC.
i
V d
. '4' I" a '
' ; $110le by“ Whig 131.3?
‘ . .Ou distracted
western holdings bunt
i
dually after upon it to the extent at
. b ave
WM
.POPULAH IKGURIIDN TO IAVIN
HOOK
amva VIAL. cactus OHIOK- $1”
used it” myself
teral William H. King youter‘ ay hand
he acted on by the recent legislature.
.lhc bill.
'to the governor.
, Vr pi in on 11nd 1
9.1319331113th Editing his
9' ch' cga VVr
1 e11 bit 1 mfg £1011 could
clothe l 3111 y prII red It?" lever
'13:" re 11 as
:1?de “£3033 titan” f‘pth am.
‘On i 19 last d y at he session 113! it
ballot" truth. the action or the senate,
mm}? " 3 VV .3
Vacuum
, not then
.11 01) 0|
t e bull and it turned and ties oil oil
toward, the 131111:qu station.
Meantime Warner and Day were
henna their um lull witth‘
calves . was impossible to get out
one of them and it perished in they
‘ to hold I,
111118.: The are life?
intro g attraction 0 another at the
calves. ...c little animal ran back to
the. llamas several times. in order to
keep it out of the burning building.
Warner had to throw his arms about
it and actually engage in a wrestling
Mr. Ferris believes the barn was set
fire. it was a (“outparativeiy new
This total loss is estimated at about
$1 500.
Al Flood kept a number or game
chickens in the barn. Some of them '
were roasted to death.
CHAMBERLAIN’S COLIC. CHOLERA
AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY—
THE BEST IN EXlSTENCE.
'r M Wood, manager of the wuiteV
County News. nacho. Arlt.. la a ropne
acntative southern business; man who
does not hesitate in expressing his‘
191011 of a .well- own remed
e 13's: “ll gives 1:: pleasure tyo
recommend Chamberlain' 11 Colic. Chol
Ira an 11 Diarrhoea Vilexnedy. havlna
n in my family with
the best results in fact i believe it
to be the best remedy of the ltlud in
cxlstencef' 8 id by Btilison- roweii
Corporition Glitch! Pharmacy. Zeit-
fuss Pharmacy.
18 NOT A PUBLIC ACT.
, - “‘1'”
Attorney Geaerai’a Opinion on Savings
Iank Tax Law.
HARTFORD. July 29——Attt rney Gen-
ed to the secretary of state in “More
Bodenwcln. his opinion reg Ming the
status of the savingit bank tax bill.
The attorney general finds that the
bill did not become a law
He also informed the stwmtary of
state that it is his duty not to retard
After roylewlng the action
of the ilouae of Representatives in re-
laiion to the course of the bill he says
that every action of the clerk of en
grossed bills clerk of the house untl
the deputy secretary relating to the
bill was in good faith in what they be
llcved to he an honest discharge of
their duties. lie thought that if the
rule which prevails in Congress had
been enforced here it would have made
the bill a law but such procedure did
not chime in Connecticut. The opinV:
ion. stat
"in view of all the facts 1 am not
arterial thaiV at the time the bill W"
on to the governor. the house had
pausing it within the meaning of tb
term In used in the constitution Under
copgrejialonal rules it would have gone
Under the rule at
legislative bodies better than congren
alonal. the motion relating to the re-
conalderatiou of the bill must he did-
poaed of either. by formal adjournment
quot he on in which case 13
9'13" passed by
on e part‘ he house in rerun
log to reconsider, or by action of the
nor for approval nor would approval
of the bill, presented under such con-
ditions. be of force and effect.‘ ‘ t
The savings bank tax bill was tu-
ngs
legislature the henna tech Item
but ism mom-idem. Meanwhile?
the hill had gone to the governor who
sinned it. but. later canoe“ his alg-
nature and let it go back to 0 house
ONLY OUII '6! QVI'INIA.
rs. r n l .
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tar and the Gilliam Macy.
opularlty cl Savin hock as an
«flags potia was billy demonstrat-
31° on the” unit neufitonunrrodmm this
por-
difidev 1113's,“ were deter-
m artlcipatin out was
In to or lid Ion
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1 I
or the train. “dance:
of them .
lowered. i
1101! at '
' red 8 _
iron P0111103
my .5 ‘~ Thuratlay. Autufl it. IS 3'30 ’3 1a.;
“Wow '13:" I. It
moraine neltber opium. Morphine not other Narcotic
:aubatauoe. anal. It; as
We who... carat
Colic. It relieves thespian Troubles Constipation
and thulonoy. 3 II .regnlatea the
. and m
3 mm..mmer.rmmrm
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In” .11 3
‘ You Have Always Bought
' 3.1186 For Over 30 Years. , «
; A 8UMMER SHOWER
looms. IN AND ENJOY THE RAIN on rates DROPS;
. THEY RE TRULY REFRESHING.
White or Black Silk Waists, regular price $2.25.
l‘rimmctl White Lawn Waisis, regular price $1.25.
Black Lawn Waisia, regular price $1.50,
95c
Fabric Gloves. mode, pongt-r and slate color. Milanese 11510 or silk.
regular pm- 50c. .
38c
380
19c
38;:
680
regular
Summer Corsets. long or short. regular price 50c,
Children's \Vnists. "Little “Chilly." regular price 251',
Striped Seersucker l‘trttimais. 50c quality,
Any of our 98c “'11in Petticoats. at
Night Robes uitli square link into or Hamburg trimming
plit‘t $1 .25,
linibrt‘utlcrt-tl Stork Collars, regular pl‘lt‘f' 256,
150
95c
Tlitrr' 5 going in he pltuty of liui uratlur 101 so thin atlvnziuiugo
of those piitt (willltt‘sslllllfi wlilth lllt‘dll a tuning that i» quitt- 1qu
Shopping Bags. several styles. regular price, $1.50,
6 portath.
f " manner, ,
~ acorn accuracy
.6 WASHINGTON 8T»
WNW. LAWN WAIITI, AT 9“. WORTH 01....
Ohildfion'a dr'IIIII, 150. in). Him which have bIIn $1.25, new at m.
Trimmed. Hats sold for loss than cod. Flowers union given away. Ain‘a
ale. line of skim, made in the latest style. from 01.50 up.
Call and oonvioco yourIIin before buying elsewhere. We uuarlntII not»
not it It the . ,
The Fair Cloak and For Store,
as WAOHINGTON ITRIIT.
5f Trimmed Milita’ery.
All untrimmed Straw Hats. title. 490 and 1.511.. Children‘s Mull Bonnets
and Wuhsbis 1!an. leips' Duck lists in all the telnet styles.
aorta-0133021 7
II WAIHlNDVTDN ITIVIIT. mm IDVIHALKV, “N
‘ ' Nature I Wonderland
Under the management of A. 1,5111% and 1.5. Kelly.
Dinners. Cl balm. Etc, at not» will be I Spec
ialty. Ba tVsii—iiut win an. Exam» =
at our. Music and
«. AUDEVILLE SHOWE DAILY AT 3. :mndm 8:30:de m.
' Sunday. IpIclal Idiom. Mill Maul Hm
Shore
c
21‘»?
It a :30 to 3:311, Wheeler .9: Wilson
D BABY SHOW RATED m 13
MT M I! V %W ’1 AR-
my .3 j
~ .whlte, trimmed with lace value 25c.
680'
750 ..
Greatest "Bargains Ever Offered
Clearance Sale
‘ t1 arr on any stamens narrows.
amount Bunches V
“Mi- " u
. v
iitractio“
Bataan
THIN JERSEY UNDERWEAR
FOR WOMEN .
a
11,1.
,V.V_-V,V.i
trout and back. at 69c. »
ladies White Lawn Shirt Willi“;
embroidery treats. tucked DAWN”
98c.
Want you to make careful reading
iof the following. ’l‘hlnk it will inter-
lawn 111. I1 50
rue FLUFEY auuuaa
uNo'aaMueLmI. ' '1
When you read the. «termini
When xou some to compare the m
with the prices. you’ll hurt to; in
sconmny 0! it. In is bound to may
you
ladies White Muslin 00ml (lama
made yoke elect 0! icon. MW
trimmed. at 259.
Ladies Muslin Draws“. cumin
rufile hemetltched. at. 25c.
VIE-thrusts Muslin Ger/as. tucked not»
11
Ladies' While Skirts. made with
V Women’s Fine Cotton Jersey Ribbed
Vesta with the wing sleeve or sleeve-
less. at 1215c.
Women' 3 Fine Jersey Ribbed Vesta.
new 19c
Women’s Lisle Vesta kt» white or
black, trimmed with lace. at 25c.
80MB DVAJNTY WASH WANTS
FOR YOU
Here. are several lots or cool white
wash waists. for you to chose from.
prettily trimmed, very latest designs
as to cut, and price very much to your
liking.
Ladleir Black and White Figured
Lawn Shirt Waists. all sizes. at 50c.
vuillcs, at 75c, 890 and 980.
83- 85 washina‘ton Street.
the You thinking libout, w
HARVEST?
The SclenqcolAdvorMng la I4v_ .' V
“r“ Malt-t» Biz New boy‘s» ‘W’: ’
.1 gut valugmaficoiitadlatlnd .
Mdmwhtutmo .
nun annolongcr content! with ordinary] "
play, but demand special illustrations and -
meals. J Hymwutbmagodhfivfland
rah‘mthcbutmthathyourduudaa’taflh
01180101: methods J Good Printing-'- m
.aud promptnaswith tugboat. J Seadmmmt
orders whethultnletmhudorampaum
We’ll do it right. II we print everything —.— m
Catalogues. Booklet. Foldul. cm» rue-tum
Cash. Brag-aim. Statuary, Ieddlog 111W
SucreIsor to Freeman Art. Print.
98-100 Washington St., South Norwalk
apcclala For Saturday
HIGHLAND LINEN PAPER ......................................... 2‘0
COURT RUSSIA 'APER .......................................... . 180
26c GARDEN SETS .................................................
15c GARDEN SETS ................................................ . .18:
10c GARDEN IETS ................................................
IA8EBALL BATS, FROM 100 UP.
BASEBALL GLOVES, ALL VPRICES ‘
SAND MILLS ................................. ‘ ...... 1011,1511 AND 25°
WOOL DUSTERB ................................................ .. 10°
F J NELSON.
1d WAhllilNU'l‘UN 8T. BOUT“ NORWALKLWN.
" and 11011st no"
can alwayl be done when ”yew can
choice meets at -
‘ Dudes Mom 9 choicest fresh. m3'3'5
beef. mutton, amt). veal.po
and bacon a'nd poultry and m in
season. of such quality that you get
plenty of nourishment for a small am-
ount, of nah.
BHOULDERB 0F LANB' ...... Sc lb.
J.w.b0b§:§
Buccaneer to he“
I: museum IImt. .. me “A
Our Annual Matlt “Down Sale at Summer
Fuinlsblncs.
A chance to secure an odd Chair or 8011011 for your porch or
lawn. at greatly reduced prices: '
Large Arm Rocker. reed seat and back, mange; sale price. Jr."
Largo Arm Rocker, reed seat and back. was Mal; “layman‘s.”
{Large Ami Rocker, read «It, spindle back. am will”
pric'I'llibll‘DlllllIil‘li'll‘lblllllaallfilidgIIDII‘DOI
Wilson Hacksaw-I914“Isleprice....................fiy.as
Ladies Rocker.wuplc; Ialsprlce......................... ”I
TostepinaadleokoverourlineofBummoraoodaistomrl
and to buy here you ggt your money I worth. ._
Ladies' White stint wmt-V. mild
"eat you. ' '
. Ladles' White Lawn an t a
Yamaha GM Quality Vests,10c tucked and hematltched. straw m
can . ‘
deep embroidery flouncea. also under
brighi Maurutivemiurahhathcbdw.
.. feryourscytlu. J chacmlaqualihafike '
161' 11111 in run
oiiourun an n". ..10clb.V
NA'rtvn awn cons ..........m
warnnunmu ll.
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