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t For News“; and vicinity: Fair to-
night. and Tuesday. The storm that
was centrbl in Ohio suturday mOrnlnz
passed over-this vicinity and is new
central off the coast near Nantucket.
It is followed by an ektend‘ed urea of
high pressure and pleasant weather
that is now over the central and north-
western sections. The temperature
Is high in the southern sections. but
low In the north. ’Cpndltions favor
for. this vicinity cool, plpafisnt math
or for two or three days.
A son was. bomlasbnlght tour.
and Mrs, Gustav Zimmerman, of Cedar
street.
Miss Bessie Rider. of South Nor-
waik. ill-visiting Mrs. Alice Cuzln, of
19 Smith street. Dnnbury.
A.m('ei.1ng;0t the bazaar committee
of.the.Cstholic Union Council, K. of
0.. will be held tonight. .
Clinton Smith, of Milwaukee are
one, Bellini, hasbecuxspendlng a week
with friends in Norwalk. and Soulport.
Miss Shrub Valentine, of New York,
is spending or fortnight with her bro—
ther, Dennis Valentine, of Taylor ave-t
nue.
Albert Stumpl‘l. of Brooklyn, Is
spending a few.days with Mr. and
Mrs. W, A. Griffin, of Lowndes ave-
It“).
Mrs. Harry 1. File and daughter. of
Harrisburg. Pa, are visiting Mrs.
File‘s brother, J. E. Cori, at 12 Frank
lln street.
H. B. Hastings. one of the instruc-
tors in Merrill College, has returned
home. from a month's vacation trip to
Vermont.
Mrs. Amos G. Judson, ot' iinvilund
strect. has returned home after
spending a few days with relatives ill
Mount Vernon.
- Mr.,nnd .Mrs. W. A. Griffin. of
Lowndes avenue, are entertaining Mrs,
Theodore Stunlpil and dullghtcre.
Theodora and Matilda. of Brooklyn,
for a few days.
Robert Lune, of Norwalk. rcndcrcd
several Vocal selections at. the recon-
tlon given by Mr. and Mrs. Matthias
Flaherty, in honor of their son Mnt~
thew. ill Stamford, Friday night.
In Norwulk, last wcck, according to
the Commercial Record. thcre were
sixteen sales of real estate, and mort-
gages of $13,200. For the last \I't‘ilk
in July. 1904, there were five sales and
mortgages of $7.400.
The state comptroller drew ordcrs
on the stain ircnsurcr yesterday for
thc following school grants: High
school transportation. I’llll‘iicid, $186.-
12; (‘romwclL $199.21; high school tui-
tion. Columbia, Sll-l.
Mrs. l6. W, Preston, Mrs. L. .l. Pops
and Miss Sarah lienrdslcy spent one
day last wcl'k with Mrs. i). l“. llilr
bard Ill Norwnlk. Wlli‘l‘t' Mrs. lllllllnl'd
Is located for the HORHMIrHRUXIlilf!
col'rcspondcnt of lll'ldgcport Sitin-
(lard.
The New (Innnnu Savings society I‘D-
ports to the slate comptroller that It
has thrccdcposlis which have not been
increased or dlmlllisllmi in twenty
years. ’l‘bcy ul'c lIll‘ accounts of Anna
A. Austin. $10.75: liclscy Weed.
$85.51; N. W. Hoyt. 872.40.
George ii. St. John. of Westport,
filed July 20, 1905.- n petition In blith-
ruptry. Assets. 326"; liabilities. $960.
Largest croditorll: llubhrll llall &
Randall, Norwulk. 85H; .1. lot. (lilih~
rte, Norwalk. $168; 0. K. Broileld.
Norwalk, .125. '
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Funk 1.. *lhlmnu. who recently re
turned to l‘hlnllury from South Nor-
wulk, wcnt. with Mr». Willlmnn. and
their daughter. Miss .lcmdc Wildnlnll.
lo Fairllcld llcnch Hniurday morning
for a week's outing. They were ac-
companied by Minn Ilorn Muctuclloic.
and by tho Minded Molllton. of NW.
Britain.
~A boon to travelers, Dr. Fowler's
Extract of Willi Strawberry (,Tllretl
dysentery, disrrhoed seasicknuli. nun»
sen. Pleasant to take. Perfectly
harmless.
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Leave, of absence from August 1 2. or
all soon thereaftcr till his services may
be dispensed with. to i-lcptctuber .12.
with permission to lump the sum.
has been granted to Major John Q. 'l‘il-
mu, Second Infantry. (Y. N. (1. Leave
of a from August I to Septem-
ber , I , is hereby granted Major
Waller lhflrxlliwln, nidc-dc-enmp.
” SPECIAL SALE
' all thisweeil.‘ ~
Fresh or Coated Plate
il 50 db. . ‘
Public Market.
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. MIfii‘nlOi.MDI‘NI Lest. , .
.. M the suns time a shanty on the
east. .bank of the water course occu-
pied. by Michael Moran was wrenchell
from Its underpinninzswand carried
down stream on tho 'torrcni. This
structure crashed against Berkshire
bridge and was reduced to kindling
wood. undue Moran could not. .be
foulld all day it _ls believed that his
body is under the debris.
.v The noise of Ithe‘tieod was so great
that It. attracted tile r'nttontlon of the
police and liredepsrments in this city
and acuumberlof'men were sent up to
investigatemPoople who live in the vi-
cinity also left their beds and by hear-
ing the screams of liesco and his turn-
ily were enabled to save them all from
drowning and injury. . ~
Another house that was carried away
was occupied by George Saco. his who
end two children. This family also
was rescued by the volunteers.
.Inside of an hour the great body of
water which had been sweeping down
from Illusion had reached North
Bridgeport and was pouring down Mn.
der Berkshire bridge. n It caught the
harbor craft which was moored just
below the bridge unprepared for tho
grout slroin ‘whlch came on the haw-
scrs used to moor thcnl alongside the
docks. ‘ = ,
B‘arpe Carried Away.
The barge Clara, owned by'McCafl-
cry & Sons. of New York, was torn
from a dock and carried against the
East Washington avenue bridge. The
terrific crash was the first intimation
that Captain .Koneally and his family.
who were on board. had of the danger
to the barge. The captain thinking to
sure his family, quickly tossed tile boy
upon ihc bridge and then started to
gel ills little girl to do lilo-wise with
nor. But in an instant the barge was
whirlcd abouni. and was driven under-
neath the bridge. it. drifting swiftly
against. the Congress avcnuc bridge.
Mrs. Kcllcnlly and the other children
stood on the dock and screamed so
loudly that people on the shore rustl-
od out of their houseeto ascertain the
cause. When the barge struck the
Congrons avenue bridge. Captain Kc-
ncaliy was knocked ovorlmarti. 'l‘he
burgl- kept chafing the bridge until It
broke a large gas main on the west
allotment. .
While the barge (tiara had I)(‘(‘ll go-
lng down stream the three—mental
schooner llopc Haynes. from llaneol'.
Mo, had been torn from her mooring
at Miller’s dock and was being driven
down stream in the wakr of the Clnrn.
She proved so unwieldy that. nllc did
not more quite as fast as the barge.
which [not saved the latter from being
totally wrcukcll. As the schooner
brought up nenlnst the bridge till“
drove hcr jib boom through U!" struc-
tural work on lip: bridge and tol'f‘
down the electric light wires.
Gen Explosion Follow.
The escape of current from the wires
and. tho Mellon as the live ends touch-
ed the pavement not fire to the gas
which was escaping from the llrokcn
nlnln. This brought till cxploslon
which shook up the entire neighbor-
hood and brought out illc fire company
from a nearby department house. 'llhe
i‘irvluon not only put out the fire
which Ilitil coullllunlcutcd tin both the
barge and schooner Hope Ilayucs but
took of! Mrs. Kcnvnlly and hcr child-
ren. At the salm- Illlli‘ ihcy hoard
crlca for hclp on lilo water and several
hosts put out to the rescue. ()sptnin
Kcucally vans found clinging to a spill»
under the dock of the Miller Coal
Company. After being knockcd ovcr-
board from his Ilnrgo ho had tried to
swim nshorc and found the spllo to
which he clung until rescued.
’l‘ho schoonerlllmrn Allison. Captain
Rose. Richmond, Va.. also broke. loose
blither rim” Ithvillg been nrbuncd by
the dinturbancs along the river Ici so
her anchors which hold foul and pre
rented a collision with tbc bridge. The
barges Msrlan Iii. nuiley unit. Mmgnrct
HQ“. 0110 Wino we fmm lbbir moor-
Inn and drilled down stream. The
former» struck the draw on the Siriu-
ford nvcmlc bridge and t'llliiil‘il it to
open, the barge gain» through and be
lug rnvrlcd down the harbor out Into
the sound. narrowly escaping it collill~
ion with Illl‘ simmer Allcu Joy. (in
tho mm were Captain llobert Meyers.
but who on mm children slid ‘ihcir
tries for ‘II p weir heard “by ' .the
News.“ “number of vessels. The ink
Henntor nice, which had talcum up. Im-
mediately alumni down after the bursa
end. lumeethtlrln gelling u use to It.
towing It hack to an anchorage titer
the flood from the river hell spent Its
force. A number of other crnft
strained at. or broke their newest-ll but
In no other Instance was any damage
done, except with the, schooner M. I).
8.. which lost its head sour and mar-
tingsle.
I'M“... Wrecked. Men Drowned.
AI Ithe time thallwihe reservoirs at
,' "fluent in Awlul‘
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in Esstonand'lil‘rumbuli walked over «
wnsidmillo eras sunbeds of re-
W‘VOIVI ”Which-the deans hadxsone
out. . In the city proper a sreatnlsny
collars bed been flooded so that fire
a nes were used wpump out the
we r. .The trolley servicefor s anni-
bsr of hours yesterdaywns almost wt ‘
- estsnds‘tlil smiths telephone and. tele~ .,
great: service was impaired greatly.
n srdsley park.;willch,hss heart, 9..
only on Will is"
‘Y W38 0; 6W3 ll out
of the road bed. K
Estimates- tie-day» of the property
less. due to. the. flood. entitled by the
bursting‘uft reservoir dams otter Sat-
urday’s heavy rains. Indicate that the
total will exceed half is million dollars.
City property clone suffered probably
to the extent. .of . 8100.000. and large
manufacturing. plants and many stores
are heavy losers also. Four of the
city bridges over. tho..Penuonnock Riv.
er Were damaged. the ebulments of
one, the Congress streetbridgewbelng
carried awuy=nnd the bridge put on-
tirely out of commission. Much injury
was done also to streets where the
force of the flood tore up the macadv
am surface-and left it in ridges at the
foot of the hills. ,
- The [slant of the Ilniou Metallic Cur. .
tridge companywill remain closed for
at» least three dayspihrowing 1,700
hands into idleness. The rush of wa-
ter submerged the powor'plalil. of the
cartridge company. making It lmpos~
sible to operateltthe factory. All the
stores of the company kept in the
basements of lhetiectory building were
damaged by water; It Is estimated
that the total damage including loss
of .timetwlll exceed 875,000, in a sim-
Ilur way. the plant of the American
Graphophone Company. employlnfi
1,500 bands. was crippled. but the uni.
operation this noon.» All stores along
Vvster street.“ and many stores on
main street including drygoods houses
suffered front the flooding of stocks.
According to the record kept by the
Bl‘iligcwaier Hydraulic Company the
total rainfall in the tcn hours prcced.
lug mid-night Snturday was ”.36 Incli-
an, ,...e company anticipates no
shortage in wnlcr supply due to the
draining of the ponds by tho Ilurutins
of the dams as the heavy rainfall till-
edoillor ponds sufficiently to meet all
present. needs. Plans for rebuilding
the broken dams wcre made by the
hydraulic company to-dn‘y.
Beardsley Park, which Is on the cast
bank of the paper mill reservoir was
damaged to tho oxtcnt of 310.000 by
the overflow of Wallll‘. Whom the
pond was there is now only it waste of
mud .witlla littlc stream In Its ocu-
ter and boyu have gathered up hun-
dreds of fish that were left. when the
water. wont out. . ,
Forum In the suburbs sustained a
great deal of injuryby the. chcpinit
sway oI crops according to reports rc-
ccived this morning, rAlolu: the water
front, shipping also rccvivml some in»
jury.‘ The schooner llope Hayes. which
went against the Congress Hll'cl‘i
bridge. Wile still there this foronoon.
and considerably damaged. The Son-
thern New England Telephone (‘lllll'
puny lcnlpornrlly iost.,lilo use of Little
cables on account of the flood, IIIll lino.
'llil‘ll, by worklnl: nil tiny Sunday and
all last night had flllli‘ll of tllc troubic
removed this morningl
SUITS OVER A WAG 'IN.
nun—-
Quutloue at Issue Between South
Norwatk and New Cenaan People.
Chief Luther M. Wright. of South
Norwulk. has brought suit, through
Judge Joseph R. Taylor, against lino
lol ll. llnlnillon. of New (‘nnuuu for
Mo. a balance due on a wagon now
owned by llalllllioll. The latter has
turllishcli n cash bond llnd will coulcsl
lhc (‘IIRI‘ which will Ili‘ Ili‘lll'lI lit to u.
or, August fl. llcforc Justice William
0. \ .urk.
Mr. linlllllton ullcgcs that ho |l|ll“
chased the wagon from llw into lunar.
ll. llllulllton, nud paid ”In full pl-Icc.
Mr. Wright claims that lilo Wiltwll
was nrdcrmi by tin» into MI'. Hamilton
for Daniel Ilsllllllon, null IIIItl Illo- IIl‘-
count Hit stands on bit: boobs:
Chief Wright brought n similar or.
llnll agnlust William M, lt‘rnzcr. aim
of Ncw i‘nnnan In lIIItl suit. Mr.
Wright claims Ihnl Milly is duo on a
wagon. licpuly Silt-riff John W. Hclll
Iey Refund Illeuo pupl‘rn also, The
Hill" will bc heard the some tiny and
plum “vi the liulllllion action.
ASTHMA BUFFERB SHOULD KNOW
THIS.
Foley's Honey and Tar lulu cured
mnny cases of asthma that were con-
sidered Wives. tMra. Adolph lineu-
Itnl. 701 Allen. Third street. llnvcn-
port, lows. writes: "A severe cold
contracted twelve years ago wall nog-
looted until it» finally grew Into BNIII-
ml. Tito best medical skill svnllnble
could not. give lun nlmuhsu tenllmr-
nry‘ relief. Foley‘s "interned ’I‘ur
was recommended and one Iifly cent
lmlilc culirl-Iy curl-d mo of IIIIIIIIIII
which llml Ill'l'll growing on me for
twelve years. II I lllld IIIIil‘Il It «I
the retort. i would. have been saved
years of enduring.“ Bold nl. i‘lalniod‘u
Drug Store. "
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NOIWALK CONTRACTING NOTEQ.
l'l‘hc i‘ttmmorciul “(It'of‘tli
contract for Factory.
Leslie (Jumble ilnu bccll nwnrdcd the
contrncl to erect lilo fmttorv building
on Renvicw avenue for Edward Ii. Iinb‘
crimp. it will be lwu nloricn blah.
22 t (id feel. of frame construction.
and will be used for the manufacture
of “solute engines.
mm W. Mather has the contrnci
for makiut some alterations Ichtht‘ In.
tartar of lion's Theatre DII’WIIlhIth-v
ton streeiu . .
The contract for ”W plumbing and
marten sndr't‘rumhull were emptying
themselves the flood had utilised the
overflow of Pembroke lake in another
pmvoitflorlh nun rt. 'l‘hmlvnler
swept against the ammo nvcnue‘
ice wagon belonging to the beach ire
Company was crossing It. in the
Wagon were William Kowmki and
John fitnrkin, employees of the com-
pany. The wagon and the horses
were swept um and Kowmlli was
drowned. his y belnu found tale in
the afternoon. It is thought that he
not summed with the we on and was
unable to extricate him-e t. station
was swept out of the vision and was
. , 32 Stage-lino Street.
able to will «tore
‘ ‘mm‘w visited the «urn
“fl“. and ".3ng u “my, Whom “like mason work and ilerry w. Mother
hot water heating has been awarded to
F. C. Van licoy for the new live house
to be erected on Van Zuni avenue.
Field, Norwaik. w. P. liners is doing
tiltx carpenter work.
opener +
lb no In llm‘ imp Mil
tom the ,
Elspeth: o of ,,
Gillie expected to be able to resume .
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slmllntinc Illel‘oodsndllcfiuin—
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I 1‘1} "till! )
Promotes Dlgeslionflued‘ul—
mashmllleaimmlnsneilier r
1(:plnmdiorphina northeast I
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sigma llama ferrous w
11013.50 Sleuth. the?“
Worms, onvulstons. everlsh—
"rises and Loasnrsulll’.
”r ' “Minimums!
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ACTION BY THE GOVERNOR.
i‘lpvcrnorRoberts was in his oillcc
today for Illi‘ first ”“10 since his rc-
turn from the Adirondacks. mill ilc
found several state lllnttcl‘s Waiting
for llllll llc signed the colllllllssion of
Fri‘llt'l'ick W. lilirllllnlll of Ill-l'lly to»
(lay. as deputy judge of Iht‘ Ill-lily
t'lly court.
The governor has inllol'sr‘d IIlt‘ up-
polnlmotlt of ilauiol ”(IWlll‘ll to IIII'
position of sllpcrinlt.‘ndcul of schools
ill the supcrrisioll district of Sllmcld
and Windsor lurks.
A. II. Hourk of tho soldit‘l‘s' hospital
board has llltlIIt' l‘collisitiou on in.»
state for $10,000 for hospital t‘xlli'llsl‘h‘.
and the governor has signed the rcoub
sitioll.
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‘Bears the
for Infsnts and storm.
in tidal
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THESE ARE THE DOG DAYS.
’i‘llcnolll‘c the dog days. when lung—
gy, sultry weather lllay lw cxpcclcd.
'l‘llo dclllllilon of ih‘s IIillt‘ is: A llt'l"
hill of from four to six works in thc
summer variously placed by almanac
lllnitcl'a lwlwwn iIII‘ burly part oi" July
and tho l’til‘I)‘ part of Soplcmlwl'; i'leli"
clllnr days. so calicd ill l‘l‘ft‘l‘l‘lll'i' to
IIII‘ rising In ancient times of thc dug
star. Sirius, with tho Hilll. i'opillul‘iy
lIIi‘ sultry purl of tho illllllllli'l‘.
STOP THAT COLD.
or it may result in pncllmonln. llrn~
zlilntl ilnllu is breaking up colds wilcn
cvcr trlod, almost without exception.
it), 25, fliir and $l.tlll bottles. ’l‘he Ullf<
ford. Baxter‘s and l‘lalslod's. "
looking at Good furniture
to a pleasure to all who are interested
in beautifying the home.
ACCEPT AN INVITATION
to call and see our offerings.
We would especially like you to see
our Rockers that we are selling for
$1.95. We have a nicely polished
Oak Rocker with cobble seat. and also
a Rattan Rocker with full roll arm
and back. at this price.
A. .I. ANGEVINE ll SON.
Cash or Credit. I34 Washington St.
FL-. 1...
Mill
AHE TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE LOW PRICES WE ARE NOW
OFFERING ON THE BALANCE OF
N. E. RYAN,
U6 WASHINGTON ST"
snub snarl
OUR SUMMER STOCK.
,, sourn uonwann.
Trimmed Hail sold for tau than cost.
Incl II! I! tile
-Tht Fair Cloak
ea wAgl-uuorou smear.
Greatest Bargains Ever Offered
WHITE LAWN WAISTG. AT 93¢. WORTH 81.93.
Children's dresses. 16c. up. Hats, which have been $1.26. new at 409.
nice line of Skirts. made In the latest style, from $1.60 up.
' Cell and convince yourself before buylnfi'eleswhsre. We guarantee per-
Flewors almost given away. Also I
and Fur Store,
lull Washable Iluts.
OI WAIHINO‘I‘ON ITNII‘I‘.
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" "’2.a“"...+l‘v..'villas: ’ “
Dutch Expedition impel. sovm Pu'h.
Ishment on Eut indie. Rebels. ;
AMs'rItIleM. July til—JI'hc butch
expedition soul sublet the rebellious
native state of Boat. in the island I
(.‘eiobrn. one of the Sunday islands fit
(MI KIM tIfldIPluIlllIInId'iI Hutton. mm.
IFIIIIII‘III on the helium. 200 of whom
are killed. The Illrllflt'htltmn of lind-
Jlmll. ourl of the chlcf lowmt worn
razed by the guns of the warships.
UbilssAntsek says this Ill the ment
sanitary of all the axes." "She ought
to know," said the men who loomed
across ”I! hell. “nlw‘n compared.
good many of i,b"‘m.”~l)etroit Fr
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Clearance Sale
Of Trimmed Millincry.
All llutrimmed throw Huts. 260. Jill: and Tile.
LudIes‘ Duck little In till the latent styles.
.8. s. TILLO'I‘SON.
l‘hlidren’s Mull Bonnets
scum NORWALK. noun.
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MAKES THE LII/Ill LIVILY.
Orino Laxative Fruit. Syrup gives
permanent relief to cases of habitat-I,
constipation In it. stimulates the liver.
and restores the natural action of the
bowels without Irritating these organs
like pills orordtwy MIMIIICI. Duns
not iiltllellte or grips and in mild sndl
pleasant «to take. Remember the
name Orton and refuse substitutes.
Sold at Plnisied‘s hrug liters. '0
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RECENT ARRIVALS 0F VESOELI.
NEW YORK. July lil.—-'I’hc nleumer
Finland. from Antwerp vls Dover. for
New York. was In oonununtcstien by
wireless with the. Bluebonnet Station
at In it. to. when the viii-test on one
hundred ulileg east of Nantucket
Lightship.
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SOUTH NORWALK'S GREAT DRY GOODS HOUSE. ~-.-.
AGENT. “33%" MANTON'S PATTERNS.
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THIN JERSEY UNDERWEAR
FOR WOMEN
What you to make careful reading
of the following. Think It will later
est you. ‘
Women's Good Quality Vests, 100‘
each.
Women‘s Fine Cotton Jersey Rlllllcd
:Vests with the wing sleeve or sleeve-
less. at 121/..c.
I Women's Fine Jersey Ribbed Vests.
'whlie. trimmed with lace, value 25c,
'now 190.
ANOTHER‘BUNCH :01?
e attain Attractions
Ladles’ White Shirt Walsts, tucked
front and back, at title.
Ladies‘ Willie Lawn Shirt Welsts.
embroidery fronts. tucked backs. It
980.
_ Ladles' White Lawn Shirt Wsists.
locked and IlOmSIIIChed,'0XIl‘u good
lawn at “.50. ‘
THE FLUFFY suM‘MER
UNDERMUSLINB.
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When you read the descriptions.
when you come to compare the hoods
a jetty. c
runes." ,
with the prices, you'll buy; for the
economy of it all is bound to impress
. you. ' '
Ladies‘ Willie Muslin Corset Covers.
mode yoke effect of lace. ribbon
trimmed, at 25c.
Ladlee' Muslin Drawers. cambrio
rui‘llc, hemetiiciled. at 25c: ‘ ‘
Ladies‘ Muslin Gowns. tucked yoke.
at 50c.
Ladics' Willie Skirts. made with
deep embroidery finances, also under
ruffles. at 75c, 89c and 986.
Women's Lisle Vests in while or
black, trimmed with lace, at 25c.
SOME DAINTY WASH WAIBTS
FOR YOU
Here are several lots of cool white
wash waists for you to chose from.
prottily trimmed, very latest designs
as to cut, and price very much to your
liking. *'
Lndlce' Black and White Figured
Lawn Shirt Waisls, all sizes, at We.
83-85 Washington Street.
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rake in the business that is your due, don’t clil'ig to
obsolete methods. J' Good Printing w summing
bright and attractive furnishes the but Whetstone
for Your scythe. oi We can compete in quality, price
and promptnw with the best. .3 Send us your next
order. whether its a letterhead or a 500 page catalogue.
We’ll do it right. 3 .Wc print everything -— Cards.
Catalogues. Booklets, Folders, Circulars. 90‘W’IMP“
Cards, Progrlmn, Stationery, Wedding Invitedaflvgtc.
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SGIIIIMANN ART PIIIIIT
Successor to Freeman Art Print.
98—100 Washington St., South Norwalk
sped... so. enemy
HIGHLAND LINEN PAPER ....... . ..................... ........-.. 240
COURT RUSSIA PAPER ............................... . ..... 186
256 GARDEN SETS ....................................... . ..... .... 200
15c GARDEN SETS .......................................... 100
100 GARDEN SETS .......................................... ........ 5°
BASEBALL BATS, FROM 10c UP. .
BASEBALL GLOVES. ALL PRICES. '
SAND MILLS ........................................ 100, I56 AND 250
WOOL DUSTERB ............. . .............................. . ..... 100
LSON. .
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76 WASHINGTON bl'l‘.
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Mailing iioth [ 3 Meal
can always be done where you on!)
get choice pleats at low WINS.
Dodge keeps the choicest. fresh. rims
beef, nthtton, lamb, veal. pork.
and bacon, and poultry and mode
season. of such quality that you get
plenty, of nourishment for a small sm-
ount of cash.
SHOULDERH 0W I.AMfI....... 8c lb.
l‘lltll‘l’l'ill Illilliilt‘ .............ltlo lb.
NA’I‘iVIC uwnu'r coltN..........:ltu
WA'I‘EHMMI.(INS ...........30c ouch.
‘ J. W. DODGE. .
Werner to Jacob bullish.
22 Washington .Itrsot. .. Ibonsw
Our Annlal Milk-Donn Sale of Summer
. Furnishings.
A chsnce to secure an odd Chair or Seller: for your porch or
lawn, at greatly reduced prices:
Large Arm Rocker. reed seat and back. was $3.50; sale price. $2.75
Large Arm Rocker. reed seat and back. was $2.98; sale price. .1125
Large Arm Recher, reed seat, spindle back. was $2.98; Isis, ,
price............... ......$ll,25
Large Reed Rocker, was 01.75; sale price. . . . . . . . .. . . .1312”
Ladies’ Rocker. waspScznlepl-ice 15:
To step in and look over our line of Summer Good: is to buy.
and to buy here you get your mduey'a worth.
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outer. ln'f'umltun. carpets. Milne. Mattie... all 0mm. and Humidor
Moral Director and limitation. '
12 NORTH MAIN ST.
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