A
m'Mlttrwstr ‘
_ bonuses. A
_ _,.l' ‘A'l'lllc.
i .3 crass QUALITII.
Ar m. 91% 01.05, 'I' ,- It
. ‘ t
helium Holst DIM“: l ,;. .' .
II no 41. mm
Frederick
in Danbury.
... . 1‘ wt Mm
——Latest styles Derhiol.‘ O'Brien.
. - ,1th
George Wells. 0!» Chestnut street.
South. NorwaIk... lanolin-17 recovering
from a severe illness. . .. .
. ‘ .l . yflrfi—Mww—
Mr. and Mrs. Albert ill. Aisthorpe
and daughter .ll’loreltce: are visitintl
Chills! amending a week
friends im'Nowa. .. ; I.- ; told her he trout .do Ills'ulmosi. tonid
_ m“ m... jber in getting possimldn of “the child.
——8 lbs. ’fneshloormdwnlate or, bris- ‘
“t 10" 25° “immunities... .. years. There are no little Millses and
“no
The governing committee of the .much more "5,181,503“. With ’iIIC IIILIC
lwa‘if as a member." "
Norwalk Yachtacluh will-rhold a meet-
lug this evening. at the Club house at E
8p.m. ,_ Hit" ,, ‘
""-"‘7T!“' . -’
Little Miss Minnie
droth, of Daricn, l visitng her auntie.
Mrs. William .I. enryyMott avenue.‘
——-Just a flier for. 10, days beginning
August 26th. Special sale. M. B 3
Smith. & Co. '
Miss EdnaWi hum. of Norwalk,
has been some as teacher in the .
Stilettield School. in liairiieid District, 1
tor-x another years . I
Judge of Probate Henry W. Gregory l
and Mrs. Gregory. of Norwalk, lei‘ti
town today for Greeuvllie, Maine, to
spend some time.
.
i
.—
. s—Crash Hats. and Caps. O'Brien.
i
. Orders issued by the adjutant gem :
sralls oilicc yesterday give Dwight E.
More, pay corps, C. N. G... leave ot ;
absence from August 30 to September
20..inclnsivo. with permission to learn
the state. .- . ,.
4 Thetowna of Farmington and Nau-
gatuck applied to the highway commie.
sinner yesterday for $9,000 each from
the good read; appropriation, and Av-
on applied for 84,000.
——Lewis' P110. Gallery open every
(land/his week.
wh‘sotory Inspector George L. McLean
returned yesterday. from Detroit,
where, he attended the national con-
vention of factory inspectors. He said no discontinued e.
there were .a good- many ‘ bright men
there.
. , VW .
‘ The South Norwalk Fire Police will .
hold it special meeting. Monday even—
ing. when arrangements will be pcrr
fected for the- coming clambako at
Compo. Chief Luther. M. Wright will .
inspect. the company. at this time.
*Attend the snappy, bargain sale.
Dry goods. kitchen furnishings, crock-
ery etc. M'. ‘B‘. Smith & 00. ' - .
ilinroln Counsil. No. i, 0. U, A. M..
held its regular meeting last night, at
whinh several new candidates were
elected for membership. The degree
team was called for rehearsal andwiil,
wiorkdhe iirst desire next. Friday ‘eveu:
n ng. ‘ ’
-.t,l’.
Wooden Albert Garvin. of the stalls
prison and Edward A. Fuller, of Hart-
ford, a prison director. who enjoyed
a week's trip up the St. Lawrence, have i
returned home. They visited the .
White Mountains 0n the return trip.
——Opening of the Electric Studio, 4
South Main, Saturday. Pictures for
10. contaa dozen 25 cents half dozen. .
Win? til cabinet work will be mad '
fo'sjysdhoe'r doz.
"‘I‘u'il rll W 3
.M2 the Union scrvicc of the flap-
iist. Congregational and Methodist
churches, in the edifice of the last
named denomination. Sunday at 10:30
and 7:30 o'clock. the Rev. Charles W.
McCormick, I). 1)., of l-lartiord, Conn.
will preach the sermons.
‘l
James Smith, of South Norwulk.
went. to New Milford, yesterday, sndl‘
there, with. the help of Sheriff. J in
sinus, of that place. recovered his v ,-
unble Gordon settcr. (,lypsoy, from
Frank A. Robin's circus. The dog was
billion from Falls Village. the other
ay.
A ccrtiilutc of organization of the
industrial wands Manutnotzunins Monti. I
may of‘Nsw Britain was lidd In the.
SIT” secretary's oftlce yesterdayJTh‘
ours are: President and treasurer;
James E. Rollers of New Britain; see~
villain. Walter C. beaten, of Plato-
Rev. H. B. Carpenter. will conduct
the service at the South Norm": Dap- im; in. 'I v
list Church tomorrow morning at
10:30 o'clock. having returned from
custom York. in the evening the
church
churchenin the scrvics_at, the First
M-EWM .It. ' r.
i“
is. To am you will run
our altars osmium“
AT 'n-ut Lowsrr nan.
arr salons.
spoons M
monocular, :
i.
FChief Hotforman
{deliver thechild. She‘briglit'enod ul
Louise Aben- lheslth and strengthl‘ormlnd“ and body
confined to read contests
"0 I" “Grimm” ““‘I 3.. gthen “‘6 lumbar!“ . ‘ writes: "For schral
lit-'6'). (1%?! inductee. . old by TI}: Moths: I will mm up to dis. 1 and
Clifford rinse)”. ‘ ”over and? hue. ‘ my nerves were
get
“$2?" gr cu stomach tooubles.
“Boil i" he‘ liifbrd Pramaey. '-
‘vull unite with the other-tontin
.gzndtfluggWuKWrdm us
at... '
tel Guy John is
3 Finely.
“ which was found
‘ t. Stamford. last
. . . m. g ttiag along 1111er
at the Respite. in that city. He has
a dandy pair of lungs. and knows how
Wthfil‘iill’ufiill
Home QM
. ball as yet. , e suggested
0:“ Jo It] It, ‘ and some
n ls‘ . e 0 still name giver
ix Wdlings is the first seleetman.
isb the first time Mr Loonoy has
contention,» uses in this capacity.
alps yoacs~agp.ldelectmm Holly we
a deserted youngster the name-ot.- so»
at street because she was found in a
bust bushbrriheroediida- . - » “
Mrs. lusts Millet (colored). of Spruce
streetywshts‘lo also; the; infant .a
name and it home. Mrs. Mills called
at police lieutenants“ yesterday and
told Acting Chloffleifermap ushe would
like to sites the infant. . She’sald at 9.
could give no a good homes; a .
would see that lie washrou‘sht can
he an industrious and! useful citizen.
let‘s,
; bimodal);
Great. surprise . mm
insurance! Col... whotiiiedtroceutly, and
the communal showroom. has
inhuman. can
they‘re
era is.
one of tfhpawoslthiesh men», in. Hart-
fordondvfloniavr, . do i . ll
Wiluldy MING DOW. ’1»in “I wh‘hu
the accounting shows not a. "
for twenty-seven years. and during
hip presidency the coin any grew , ‘
We a large business.
director~ in several other companies
bore and in other place his had until.
only of the compo ‘y ,
president.but as treasurer of the Epis’
eopal church fund of the diocese oil
Connecticut. Trinity college and a
dosonvotlier institutions. lie was also
executorwof; many- .large estates. He
thus wielded tnuch power In the finan-
c]fl.m-M,‘. ..... ., ... ~ . ‘. ,...
Col. Greene, however, declined to on;
cruise his. ability of making. mononfori
hunself ‘ at the Willem xofl those who:
put their money in his hands. He was
quick to ace and 'colirageous to point
3Mrs. Mills ‘cumo prepared to take it 0
.infant away 'with her. and/she Will
.very much disaii Mutedwhe‘n. Acting
Id, hot. Ile~ could." not
:a lot. however. has the Acting Chic:
Mfrs. Mills has been“ married six
nude busines’lfi ad‘wmtermwu Moors
and pamphlets on topics condemning
methods which ye since become no
torious. .He‘con omaedtlie costly and
“extravagantroshcfor‘new business. He
hated the shame. employed. and best-
.t.uted not to point cause ‘absurdity
’of, buying incur-anew policies: with: a
savings blink attachment when the
Llite insurance companies show a ra-
"tion of expense so much higher than
. dire, savings'bunks. He was always ac-
strenslh will let down I'M the “Doubt zti've against these fallacies in life in-
will set; up. . No MINING. 108,3” 0i «uremic. ‘ ‘ .
strength. nervousness, headachei’oonv ‘ ‘He is supposed to how bad a salary
stipat-hm, bad breath. sour risings.‘ rift.
ing,‘ indigestionp dyspepsia“ and all»
stomach troubles that are curable are
quickly cured by the use of Model Dys‘
pepsin Cure. Kodoi digests what you
eat and strengthens the whole digest
tiye apparatus. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy. ‘1
she feels. that. her household would be
mus ONLY .WAY.‘
There isno way to maintain lht
except by nourishment. There is no
way ttti'nourlsh' except‘throush tht
stomach. The, stomach must be kept
healthy, pure and sweet or the
’9. year for a long time, but he was
generous towsrd’the Episcopal church.
,«in which he was active. lie was Bish-
.op Brewster's closest friend, and ad-
ivls’c'rf‘nnd the ‘citléf supporter of Trin-
ilty church here.
. Wash—o...
”—«v‘
' I . ONLY: CURE. FOR OHSPEPOIA.
BLOW AT AUTO RACEC
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle;
Del, says:
;and’ belching. “
Cars From Track Contests. 1 tricdlveryithlng. i.
There was a stir in motor circles to—
day overdue announcement that Col.
Albert A. Pope. father of the good
readamovement In this country. has
withdrawn all his cars from automo-
bile track contests with the hole that .
rscing'on circular courses will Ire dis 1
continued. .
" mm the outset my judgment. has
been strongly against track racing for I
high power. curs.” said he. "The '
great danger to drivers and machines
makes me feel that. it is an entirely till~
ecessary risk to life and limb and
should therefore be stopped at once.
"I have permanently withdrawn all
my cars from track events, and I tru‘3t
that kind of racing will be so disconti-
tenanced by th publih as,to insure
:cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. ”H. Plaisted,’ F. ll. Bax
gter and the Cliflord Pharmacy.
Wad—WW
TOBACCO CROP.
That of 1904.
Iquarter of the tobacco crop of the
iford and South Windsor. is
_ vatively. .
Racing should I‘” 1 indications this your point to a crop
I“ such iwhich will exceed in weight the crop
events as are “"99 from extraordinary of mm by sortie thousands 1.1 pounds.
dangers. and Which in a rational test. Some of. the leaves measure as much
proves something about the valuable as 40 inches In diameter w: lle muny
Dom“ of competing machines. range between 30 and 35 Inches across
Among the men who have been it is reported that offers oi 52 cents
driving racing cars for Col. Pope are
Herbert H. .Lytle. Bert Dingley. both of
whom will be in the Vanderbilt Cup
race. and the Sonics brothers, Charles
and George. .
WW
PLEASANTLY EFFECTIVE.
Never in the way, no trouble to car-
ry. easy to take. pleasant and never
falling In results are Dertt’s Little
Early Rsers. These famous little
pill .a’ is» contaminant“ asaiiillt'
he niche, billiotgfiss, torpid‘iiver and,
aloof the illsur [ ting from constipa-
Windsor crops while nearly
amount, has been offered for crops in
the vicinity of that place. Buyers are
already riding around the fields pro
purnlory to purchasing. the crop as it
islands in the fields.
PUBLIC is AROUSED.
The public is aroused to a knowledge
of the curative merits of that great
Ithddiciiial tonic.- Electric Bitters, for
Sick stomach, liver and kidneys. Marl
tfls‘lllaltcr of on St. Clair Ava. (To
"—
wrockcd; I could not sleep. and my
stomach was so weak. front useless
idoctors' drugs. that I could not out.
1800“ after beginning to take Electric
Bitters, I obtained relief. and in a
short time I was entirely cured."
(luarunted at. F‘. Ii. llaxtcr's drug
store; price 50c. "
ssoouo CONN. animus.
Arrangements are progrosslngtfuvoro {
ably for the annual reunion at Suvin
‘Rock, NcwHaven. on Friday. Scptom.
GOVERNMENT IS BACK OF HIM.
——-y--—~
inspector Meyers Not Worrying About
Suit Brought by Letter Carrier.
According to some of the New York
papers. Post Otilcc Inspector William
Meyers of= Britilgeport. has been made
the defendant In a 310.000 civil acy.
ties. The stilt was brought by it let.
tor carrier of. Flushing. I.. I. The In‘
specter. is messed ‘of having the can
rler detained after placing marked
letara in his mail DOIICII.
Home mucosa s.» ..
(loan. August 85.."'-’
. n o. W . .;
insurance men in this‘city m a small“ ‘
estate of (301. Jacob L. Greene. omit .
dent of theatloaaecttcut Dismal Lite
little. .
more-than $50,000., Got. ' seeds. was .
president of the Connecticut Mutual}
e was. also a. I
blots charge enlarge rust funds not I: "
of which he was .
out. the evllto denotes in. the. theory .
of' about twenty-live thousand dollars .
_ by name. was nutrricd to Oliver l'o
‘Irin, of Baltimore, shortly after East
, l “I suffered for years with l
GPIOMI A- A- POPG Withdrlm His gdyspepslc, used tobave great diatress;,~:-~
.eould hear of. but nothing helped me ;
iuntil I took Brazilian Balm. and one 5b ‘ .
Tin Vicinity of Hartford u wm Exceed “ j
HARTFORD, August 26.——Fuily one .
year, grownin Glastonbury, East Hart- ,
7 in the . -
lsheds and outside of a small section , :
In South Windsor and another small- L .
or one in Wapping, the storm of Wed- -
ncsday did but little dalnuge compar- ‘:
per pound have been made for South *
that .
I
'1
OAKLEY-«KIN
Miss Irene and Mr. Frank Carley to be
. Wetland Septcmbcr 23.
Among the society uoics in last Sub
urday'sflcw. York American. appears
the following smmttho marriage‘ of
one of the. most popular young ladies
in Ridgeiield's sutnluor colony:
Frank Carlcy‘s bride will be Miss
Irene King, of Albany and Iiidgeiield,
and among those present at tho mur-
rlage, which will take place from the
country place of lIlt‘ bride's mother. in
Ridgefleld, will be Mr. and Mrs. ()Iivcl‘
I’criu. of Baltimorc. and Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver liurrimnn. now at Newport,
where many entertainments have. been
given in honor of the young people.
Mr. Carley Is now a member of the
New York Stock Eudmngc. to which
be was admitted last spring. tits in-
iiiation will long be: remembered by
«those who took part..lhbrcin. After it
Was over he was conveyed under cov-
er to ugnearb'y clothing store, where he
had to be fitted omit from head to foot,
before being presentable enough to rc-
‘gturn to his office. He paid 383.000 for
this seat: in the Stock Exchange. The
gKiliKs are it very old Albany family.
land the bride‘s sister. Miss Winona
‘tor.
be always asking somcone for I
the right tlmcw-havc a reliable ’
Which of your own. No matter
what yourtustn your need. your f
pl‘It‘o, We can sntisty you. '
A. W. Austin, ;
JEWELER.
40 Wall St. Norwalk, Conn.
Tax Collector’s.
Notice l
Notice is hereby gl'vcu to all pcrsons
liable to pay taxes to the Town of
Norwalk, (lollulylof li‘uirilcid and
State of Connecticut. on the Assess-
ment List of 1904. that i will meet.
them to rt‘ccive said taxes at the 0f-
llce of the Collector, Town Hall
l‘lulldlng, in tho (.‘lty of Norwalk, in
said Town of Norwalk,
On Thursday, August 31. 190'». from
9 o'clock, fornnoon until 1 o'clock of-
tornoon. and from 3 o‘clock to 6
o‘clock. ut‘tdrnoo’ ,
Said Office wII be open iIu-rcnficr
every week day from ‘.l until 12 fore-
noon, and from I to it ul'tcrntnln.
’l‘nxes muy iIISO’Ili‘ paid at the office
of Jacob M. Iliiyton, Earp, South Nur-
walk.
tln all taxes which shall remain un-
paid after the second day of October,
100.5. iulcrcsi at the rule of NINE
[’Elt (llilN'l‘. will he clun'ucd front the
31st day of August. limb, until the
some shall be paid.
SIDNEY illT'I‘IIIlII'l.
ber 15, ‘of the Second Connecticut
;Hsavy Artillery Association. Dinner
will be eaten at Comrade Putnam's
pier and that. insures the veterans a
fine meul. Comrades are invited to take
ter and Will have the United States early trains and those who ride on he-
.» m . ’ conunodution trains can save time by
fig?‘3g°§;¥:§f iIIInh hmmfl‘ 1135",": 1gpttilm oil a West Jluven and taking
1'. Meyers has not been in the city
in several days and could not. be intent
viewed on the “subject. auir Postman.-
ter‘Msrisold, “Inspector Meyers was
only performing his duty in the mat-
'i‘n.\' Collector.
In and for said Town of Norwalk, on
. List of lilili. .
1 Dialed at Norwulk. Conn. August 5
Ilili_
-M.
-i...s‘.i‘lu.s....a.y.u
l; . , tuitilsy cits union. The business
oari‘ihri~ i (lost. thin}; theiinspeciior is . - i ‘
mo" . . '. .. , ..~~ .aesstiln will be old directly after the
“’0".wa Ch W“ the affair. arrival of the morning trains. Itoduo-
t.ion of fares have been secured from
hill outward-Funeral William id. lJlsbrow
of this city. is secretary of thc. associa-
tion and also chairman oi the execu-‘
tivo committee. ’
I? ‘PEmALlAR DISAPP ”MIMI.-
MJ. Dllfiunrsn. of nude Ville. 0., am.
TA . .KQDQL AFTER “TING.
After "a highly niosl‘ a‘doso of Kodoi
[litigants Care will irevent an attack
6’ " fledtlen.‘ its oi isl'titoroufih
diges tit and a guaranteed cure for
n,",’;r spepslh’fllm ‘ on. tit]
‘ Heart. Sour Billings.
dis peculiar disappomnosol‘mis .psis- ' I
"w _ ful symptoms. oé‘indisgsliouifindplililhwz Pain" 2'1..." ,3 F ‘ 25°
.. .. oneness. to r. ng's aw o i s. ‘ . ' I " ‘ '
... 23’ m m» , .. ‘11:. rural: “They (trots "MIMI. repeat. a “NO-w" .333". Pills. 25°
,, . ‘ . r, users. sour sumac . ea ac e. ' "
in 11")“ 3“ ‘mecmtuiomput figs“?! coast patloh.ete." Guaranteed st'll‘. ll.
' L said no lull Indian . ”We“ drill "0w. W09 35% ” . . x“ ‘ , .
what WOIIId If M‘I " ”AmR'A‘,“ A THE." AT no ,, . . , fl . ’ l
”Wh , I won d cit i that contributory " ‘ ' “ w ’ ~ ‘ “i "i ~ _
‘ » “lg“ - -- 4cm on wanton. ;
I: Wllimnll‘ar'the‘gism touri «lancer.
“M of Hooligan? ”III {the ' h did
. y . - I snout _, use. not attire.
"‘ ”KW” V ' " n volunteer turn on multitude at Ro-
i will send free with full IIIIU'IIO'Jml Point, Thursday evening. and
lions. some of this simple rterlrltltm made units a hit with his dancing
for the cure or uncorritoes. lileem turn. it is probsblo that he will he
III .of II“; put on regularly next week. Several
“1.13M Wflt’lw‘hfi‘l‘w‘ States-
. l {on the Alabama ooiorod since ., also
list flashes. ”hallo went on and lumished men emin-
ffllllll'llil lhfibfiggzflment.
"Ch
Ill . ,
_ sow ' :1
HM ‘ nli’tindlnflgflu moth; ~ ‘ in notes sunshine . ,
’m o? raucous ,I “I'D I I '“‘,II” often hailed by sores; ulcers‘snd
. fields duwmbil Home Treatment.
em out some or skin.
it will only Wm. Solicitation Rock,
‘ mum. in g .a , Buck
f you decide to condone
It ti!
~ ‘ or t
em
as wen priz- ,
Monday Only.
Gold Medal Flour. per bag,
19 lbs. Granulated Sun”.
We
$1.00
2 tarot cottoim. 19o
the well-known local musician, recent-
tbim. “bad to‘ be shown."
I I troubled with Illotchcs coming out on
-I'I‘hc first. bottle
' IHe Was Tossed From an Automobile
tourism" Corr: D“
ow hunters thslclso Landed an
18-Poondor at Lake Crescent.
(Seattle Daily Times. Ass. 18).
What do you think of an “pound
Beurdslee trout How would you little
to getsuch a one on the and oils silk,
the“ lid listen 'to
in— um‘of'the root as Mr; Trust has
til deports for deep water? ‘
, stir-that, was the experience of Dr.
ll'.‘ fichsvoir‘ who. with: Harry Guard.
ly paldV‘utke Crescent. a visit. Dr.
F. Sebuvoir; with Harry Girard.'makos
a hunting or fishing trip every year.
and is always accompanied by his
expert fishermen.
He came from
produced Harry (llrard. and ever since
to make the trip across the| plains. .
caught an "lBapounder. in“) reporter
for The Times. who was interviewing
First Dr.
Sclmvoir flashed the following
"To whom Itvmay concern:
years. until certify that. the 18~pound
Boardslcc taken In this lslt‘o by"i)r. h’.
Sclluvoir. of Stamford, (loan. is this
blgg'ostr trout ever brought.- into this
camp, or that I have ever seen here.
‘R. I). Sunburn. Sanborn’s Canto,
bake Crescent. Aug. 12, 1905."
As if that was not enough.
voirs showod photographs of the big
ilsh-and then took the reporter. to the
place where he is having “the most
magnificent. trout ever caught in
Washington,” mounted.- ‘
‘There is no use‘ in talking." said
Dr. Schavoir. “if I went back to Stam-
ford and said I had airtight an 18.
pound trout i would be called thirty-
seven different kinds of liar in as
many seconds. 80 you see i have not
only armed myself with athdaviis but
to cap the climax, I am taking the
trout. home."
Dr. Schavoir is a prominent physi-
cian of the East. lie is. first vice
president of the American Electro-
Tberapeulle Association, gynecologist
in the Stamford Hospital. president oi‘
the Fairilold County Medical Society
and president of‘thc Stamford Medical
Society.
DR. DAVID KENNEDY, RONDOUT.
N. Y.
Dear Sim—«Some time. since [was
my breast. of a. scrol’ulous character.
and my goucrul system seemed to be
out of order. I was induced to try
Ilr, David Kennedy's Favorite Ilcmedy.
drove the eruption
fawny and I feel better chry way. It
gis a splendid blood medicincr—llcnry
SS. Eldredge. Rochester, N. Y. "
i Near Ash. Creek Bridge and
Ended Publicity.
"Ililly" Keefe. who formerly con-
ducted a asleep on Main street.
liridgeport, where be dispensed fun
land wci goods and who is now the
bartender for Andrew Price at the Car.
liu inn, Bridgeport. broke his leg on
\‘I’edncsduy night while nuiomobiling
and for a day I10 kept the matter from
his friends. With James McNamara.
an automobile agent, Mr. Keefe left
the Carlin Inn to take a bath of. Fair-
ilcld Ilcuch on Wednesday night. In
climbing ’l‘urncy's Hill jusl west of
Ash Crock bridge the chain of the ma-
chine broke and the operator lost con.
trol of the car which crashed into a
pole, precipitating the general dispens-
er and his host through the air. Mr.
chic simwk against a tree and broke
his leg. ‘
ATTACK OF DIARRHOEA CURED
BY ONE DOSE OF CHAMBER-
LAIN’B COLIC, CHOLERA
AND DIARRHOEA REM-
EDY. .
I was so wcuk from an attack of
dlnrrllocti that I could scarcely attend
to my duties, when I took a dose of
Ubolubcriniu‘s Colic, Cholera .nnd
Dlurrhtmn liculcdy. Ii cured me on-
tircly and I had been taking other
medicine for nine days without relief.
1 heartily recommend this romtuly as
being the best to my knowledge for
liowcl f'ill'ililIllInIN.“‘-"R, (I. Stewart. of
the firm of Slt‘Wlii‘i & Ilro.. Green-
vlllc, Aid. For sale by Stillsonvl’ow-
oli Corporation. Clifford Pharmacy.
chtfuss Pharmacy. "'
GUESTS OF CAPTAIN LYON.
nicktki st Locust Grove, i... l.
The Rev. and Mrs. id. J. Holden and
their daughter Ruth. of Woodsldo.
Greater New York. and the Misses Any
cr Frank Bounce. of Oak Manor. Male
Mrs. Fred, '1‘. Lyon. of 10 Henry street,
south Norwailt. Mr. and Mrs. Lyon
for several successive days have on-
lortulned tlicir visiting friends on their
power yacht, the his May. , ll'roouent
excursions among the Norwaik ls-
l'tsve been made. The pleasure of the
week culminated Thursday. when Osp-
tain Lyon took his masts and other
friends across the bound for unwell
day's null undiplcoioy
landed at locust Grow. I... 1.. return-
ing to south Norwnik in the evening.
‘l’i'nlong .thcw present were Mr. and
. r8. .
§ 7 It: SWIIIIQU,.‘RGY.
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ALL. THIS. WEEK.
THIS WILL BE WELCOME NEWS TO HUNDREDS OF OUR BUYINQ
PUBLIC, WHO. OWING TO THE STORMS OF LAST WEEK, WERE UN.
ABLE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF T HIS THE GREATEST MONEY SAV-
IINO CHANCE OF THE WHOLE YEA R. THIS WILL BE A BUSY WEEK.
EVERY ADVERTISED PRICE WILL HOLD GOOD UNTIL SATURDAY
NIGHT. “ECONOMY WILL PROMPT YOU TO RUY LIBERALLY, AS
IT IS. ONLY AT SALE TIME THAT SUCH RADICAL PRICE REDUCTIONS
ARE POSSIBLE.
83-85 Washington Street.
SOFA PILLOWS”
This week we have an excellent line of new Pillow Tops to show you,
at 50c.
These new fall designs are not altogether different from those we have
had, but as we do not wish to put new stock with the “driftwood" of last
season we have decided to close out. all the old stock at half price; or in
other words you may select any pillow from the old stock at 25c.
‘ If your “bump" of economy is well developed you’ll come early and
take advantage of this exceptional offering.
N. E. RYAN,
.’ 86 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTHt NDRWALK,
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All untrirmned Straw Huts. 25c, 39c and "the. Children's Mull Bonnets
and Washable Hats. Ladies' Duck H arts In all the latest styles.
S. S. TILLOTSON.
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