1‘3“ 2:. .
dimmer
”WEATHER “PO
and r or wl‘lemwn‘l'Z‘éfii
er. .Wedltead that. 'was‘
central oven ‘lrsk ke.‘ ri‘ yesterdays
menus, bastinu muesli it y eastward
and in o eastern por-
tion .0! New Y.9r {£th
0790ch
cloudy ad may usual}
”during in e
past 2t are “in the eastern portions
of -the bill“ lull
0 {thing the coast.
from Hatteras t0 ”Aimee.
The follow .9 ‘n reported rain-
fall-«incluzo:W IRS r‘me‘ i108: New
York Cityg-il and “Natalie Maven?r 1.20.
i“I dreamt t‘x‘hm 909911! tilts morn‘
ng em era prep, 9 -
ing to life extreme northwest. Condi-
lions raver .Ior, this vicinity cloudy and
rainy weather, tollowed by clearing to
night or Wednesday; ‘
-.......
i
‘Mrs. Joseph Tammany and family.
of Monroe street. spent yesterday Ill
New Haven
Miss: Dora Stratton and her dance,
William Kiln). spent Sunday at Steer
plechaee island .
P. c. Lounsbury budge. New Eng~
land (Jr-dormer Protection, will meet
this evening It 8 o'clock. ‘
Mrs. S M. 606099“. of News“: has
taken up her residence at 647 East One-
Hundred and Ninety-eighth. street
New York cityrww .,
Mrs.- W. F. Hisbo‘p is entort9in‘ln‘g
tlle members of the Pine Ledge Whist
Club this afternoon at her home tn
Beldeu avenue. .
An inventory of the estate at Levi
Bradley late at Eastcu, shows real cs-
iate valued at 01.460. and personal
property at 080, 388.05.
Mr. and Mrs. B. D Fonts of New
York, are the guests of Mr. Foote's
Superintendent William C.
Fools, of South Main street,
The stock has been removed from
the farmer plumbing and tin store or
John W. Powell, in W08! Washington
street and the store is being improved
Mrs. Willis 8. Crotut, or South Nor-
walk, iormerly of New Haven is tllc
guest of Mrs. John N Champion, of
liayvlew cottage, Morris Core. for a
few days. . .
Larry Menu. coachman tor J. B
Gort‘iilh. New Canaan, who was taken
to the ‘Norwnlk Hospital. Friday. sut-
faring with inhammstory rheumatism
is reported better. .
——Mr. William Patterson. a barber
of New Canaan states: “HairvAll tor
dandruff and falling hair is a wonder-
tul care. For sale. Scheidlers 9nd
Pohlalans barber shops and all drug-
gists.
The regular meeting of the Norwa‘lk
Blrd Club. to have been hold last ove-
nlng, was postponed until next Mons
day, September 18, at the same place.
40 vElmwood avenue.
‘The letter you forgot to mail will
bring about as good results as the
want ad. which you placed in the
wrong medium. Advertising In The
Sentinel brings good results. ...
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Wainwright, of
Monasquan. N J, have been ‘visiting
A. V. Wainwright, superintendent of
the Connecticut Railway and Lighting
Company, In South Norwalk.
Rimbaud Moore, oi New York city,
terminated his visit here today and
left on route tor. Baltimore. from
whence he contemplates mulling a pro-
tracted business tour of the liiouth. .
‘ William A Clark has resumed his
duties at the store of Whelplay.&
Clark after having. wjoyed a vacation
or two weeks, part of which he spent -
in Washington. and the latter bill on
a trip up the Hudson. .
The smoker to be held this evelllllsB"
at ihe Norwuik Yacht Club promises“
to be a very pleasant chair. It will
be held rain or shine and rubber boots
and son 'westurs will not shock the
nautical people who will attend.
The Sunday school of Grace parish
opens next Sunday at soon for the 0
tall and winter. A full attendance
the. part both of teachers and scho-
I” is requested by the router. in or-
der that the work 0 the school may
be started without delay.
M'tlussts at the Hotel Oililord yester-
‘dsy- livers: I“. w. 1.0m. Bridgepoct;
William Davis. 1". w. Walther. AlAn-
dcrson, 1.. T. Dilution, E. Nsisholul. D.
E Slat-,1. P. O'iihes W. E. Danton, III.
B Qu9okeubush. 1.. Fawcctt. E. J
Wu“? Ml’a.‘| E. “Euler. ll. i... Vultenhly
“.1 NOII‘IIIIIIMBJ
Hosiord,J A. ‘llci‘Ilnga. J. Friedman.
Mr. and Mrs J. i’ Macxcnsio, nec-
erickw Arthur. Miss (trace Lewis.
6.1.90“ star as. Miss A. limit 0rd
TEX A. ‘Wailacc,€ ”Land
ctr Tor . C. Hungerftf‘r‘u ’Iliisdai-
"fins; Joli: E.1‘sck,Mrs. We‘hb, Emit-
lyn: l.. A. Emerson, W. J Pinkham.
Heston. M. C. Hayward. Providence.
A. A. Fulton. Canaan.
til
it e ““solved the problem and have
little
years of testln
pitilotursble, Mama‘s " .gdd' midi
more rapid than any tire placed on
market up to the pm‘g‘iéllfil day.
data be entirelrdlscarded.
i Yipes Rosa Is now in Paris to super-
intend experiments which he desires
Mercedes ,. ill. to it
w h the new ice?” ”4“" = lW‘F,
us‘l‘
,,-' Looks Lie dlmy borer ,
‘ lII'he invento‘gs first bouihtfim “ ‘I
pend the weight of the auto obilc‘l by
an: air cushion, whicir cirlmgs sbefow,
the strain outsell oh til ‘To til 9‘:
99 the outer carer looks very much
it an ordinary and and 9‘ non clout-lu-
cal observer would notice no diner-
en so.
No trend however is much narrow-
or. and inside the rubber of the tread
is placed a steel chain, which adds not
was to the resiliency but also to the‘
strength of the tire. This chain is lit-
‘I" by a paunttprooess t“ which when
syn an m as our . .
"‘ There srep‘lwo air chambers. The
first and main one is of special con
structlon. it is this which censtltuteav
the most startling novelty of the
whole tire .
Everybody knows that when ‘the 0!“
d‘inary tire goes around a corner or
meets a lump in the road, the surface
already considerably flattened, is flat-
tened still more What becomes or
the air which is at this point oaths
tire when the shock or strain occurs?
‘ Forced to Another Part. .
Naturally It Is [diced to another
part, but. the tire already being tight
ly inflated and the outer cover and rim’
or the wheel being unyielding, tactile
lag gives. Consequently the greater;
part of the strain still remains on that.
part of the tire coming in contact with
the road.
Messrs Dunn and Ross have‘ so
InOllIded their outer cover and so eon-
structcd this main air chamber that
, at two points the air Is driven from
the strained point and finds refuge.
The result is that the running suriace
ot the ti presents continually the
same am not of space to the road;
whether a corner be rounded or a
lump be encountered. \ .
It Is not lildlcult to see what inilu
once such an advantage has on the
wearing oi the tire and the possibili-
ty of bursting. The second air chaml‘
bar is only partially I.nllai.ed .
Should the main air chamber bu,
punctured and this Messrs. Dunn and
Ross claim, to be almost impossible.
the escaping air enters by automatic
valve into the second tube. Which will
keep the air sufficiently inflated t0.
‘ complete any. reasonably lensthy run
, wow-r cause: now, Pearce.
Rev. J. H. Lockwood» cellphones?
By Naugatuok Methodists.
The ofilclsl board of the Naogstuck:
Methodist church, holds special meet-
ing Friday morning to consider some
action with regard to supplying the
ptllpii during the absence of theI pas
tor, the Rev. J. H. Lockwood who was
heard In. the Ansonia M. E. church a
few Weeks ago, and who gave such
general satisfaction. Presiding Elder
Richard, 0! New Haven, was present
it was decided to engage a minister
temporarily, but not to take any tut
ther no on pntil further orders were
receive
Mr. Lockwood had been heard from.
A couple of weeks ago Mr. Lock-
wood who was on a vacation. return
ed to the borough and disappeared
shortly after. leaving his resignation
as pastor with the church oliolals. Alli
aitempt has been made to locate Mr
lackwood but these efforts tailed. ii
is thought Mr. Lockwood had its 0i-
lack of nervous prosirntlon or had be-
come worn out through overwork and
has gone to some unknown spot to re-
cuperate.
W‘.,E. SEELEY mm wonru
steam.
-An..il‘weutory u! the estate of the:
isle William E. Beclay. the banker.
1‘9“.“ in the probate court lit
dgaport,‘ teddy. It disclosed the
as of the deceased ng‘
greg'at 23‘9“: 9. 03. 8I‘a‘sl estate. 010.-
350. or a total of 815 .3
'I‘ e Helm, ,. marl-2d the home
at ‘lt‘mm, ‘33‘ 5 to street.
llri WHERE! iii ,oneouua
ten , id a two rein in the Sterling
, trustee usllng street, v9
u st. , and a encounter interest
.in. dint as: State street. valued at
film . :9
lie about. thereto a a
"d” 00 lhsres at stock In ‘t‘ée
‘9‘"? an 0 it" c twelve
y to c
magma :5?st Ib‘g‘d drank t
Nymph To.“ . N37}, sfié‘l‘i‘ ““0 sing:
Ilsil
politl“i‘i‘a:“ill0 'the Mutual Life insurance
qua spur ‘zlurs o the saints” were
1'. I. Hurley and Orlando ll. Broth-
well.
.' rfis‘olue Animal“ cumsru‘tss.
one It. sun is. bomber-12.
+Thsre: I a Ion anions
the loo mussulmsns against the
Christians. The authorities have sols.
on documents Inciting an outbreak.
limit and darned l’iate........se to.
Mt 'shou‘d“ “'38'5'580'08’1w ‘bl
‘ small been Halal ............ i‘ic lb.
,I‘iji' .i
, Native Chickens and Val. spring
Lamb. Beet Tongues, sic.
hey also ciplln fit lining ‘
. tumult sir i
‘v‘v‘iii‘unot 933 $99 sh anti-skid
from the presiding elder or ‘
ticut. and the New.
y‘t‘gsm .93 “we: to: smith 1
coded in making tires which alter ‘ _ f
toocooo arena w poo in-
' ' cousv louse?”
Throng Hoe" Tflymfiaflidomo Milan‘
to Visit the Re This Summer.
l new monk, sort: ”reprises were
$00,001,; I! ersons‘sat Coueyllslsnd Elma
or .. e tats ends a
at this of t“‘resot dtil‘lhg its 'sea‘s‘ocl‘l
now endhof to .ltbou 0.000 .,'I‘
bmhliiw “it i tadmnim . hit
was on the Follrih cg J‘t‘lly, when 250,-
000 flocked to the island. There have!
never been less than 25,000 people
there on any clear week day. and not
”gloss than 6,000 even on the stormleat
03’s.
it the 1 000 .000 irankiurters eaten
at Coney sland this summer were
strung along together, the line would
be 1,136 stiles longhrin other words.
the "dog'sItail" would stretch from
New York nearly to at Paul, Minn
The total consumqtlon of beer has
con 00, 000 kegs or 2.000.000 glasses
fall the beer drunk this season st
Gooey island were poured bite one of
the gas tanks in header Murphy' 9 die,
trial It wo d till It to the brim.
Each be on who is gone to the2
.island has travelled fourteen miles.
on the average, there and back This,
means that the 6,000, 000 visitors have
travelled in the aggregate 84 ,000, 000
miles~u Journey nearly {equal to that
from the earth to the sun. ,
is It estimated that approximately
37.000, 000 has been spent by the via-
Itors of which the railroads t 8000.
000. ‘the boats 8800.000 and t e Cont)!
islanders the balance ~— 35. 800,;000
This money would have built and
equipped the finest battleship in the
American lrnvy.
More rifle shots have been tired in
the Coney Island shooting galleries
this summ med: than were discharged in
the Sunni American war. The total
consumption of peanuts Is figured at
2.000000 five cent bags If those pea~~
nuts were piled In a pyramid of live-
cent page they would reach to the top
of the Pulitzer building.
If all the 6 000,000 visitors had gone
in bathing at once the water in
.» Gravesend Bay would have been rais-
ed sulliciently to overflow the greater
part of Brooklyn It. would have been
a regular tidal wave.
The trolley cars have made 100;
000 round trips to the island, with an
average oi seventydive persons to a
trip. The cars have travelled 1.;400
000 miles carrying the people to and
from the island.
, The merry-gemunds have carried
their Iltile tiassengera 2.000.000 miles.
Tile entrancing melody ”Under “18"
“ Old Apple Tree," has been played 1.
000.000 times abOoney ‘leland this
summer. It was as popular yes. crday
as It. was In the middle oi Mar.
if all the people who have gone to
the island this summer were to travel
there at ome they would till 00, 000
open cars to overflowing and the train
would bu 308 luilés long.
All many as l 000 persons have used
one bathing suit during the season.
The keys of the concert hall pianos
have been pounded 5,000,000 times.
HEBREW HOLIDAYS AT HAND.
The Hebrew year, 5,000, will begin;
September 29, and will be observed by
the Hebrews In this town In common
with their co-religionists the world
over. The holiday this year bcgl a
“plenty days earlier than the year i“-
085 for Jewish years are of fourteen
figment lengths being solar-lunar
using approximately with the au-
tumuai equinox The year just cloav
lag sure one of illeaeVon leap years
which occur during eachcyclc or nine,-
teen years. when an extra month It
, Added. New begins the season of ex-
change of New Year's greetings and
preparation for settling old tends in
L‘ordur to turn over s trash lost on ltoah
ly r‘eilgidlls custom know as “'tushiish.‘
They will go to the riverside, empty
their pockets and shake their gar-
merits over the water. This iypluos
lobe casting of the sins oi the people
into the sell. The first ten days or
the new can are days or special pre-
paration or Yom Kippur, the Day oi
Atonement. the most sacred day at the
Jewish cai‘endsr. On that day every
corthodos "straw is required to ab.
stain absolutely for twenty-four hours
an: loud or drink. or any kind of
a v. ..
Hull Ilium
so.» . not 1‘
Billeh‘prm II, t
'l‘i‘le celebrated Vimdlb s‘phr. Wat-
er Is now on sale at the stores of 5‘.
l). Lawton a (to. Endorsed and
"commenced, by leading ‘pltysioiass.
Analysed by Prof. south, of Yale.
,8 GAL. OIMIJOHN ............ 00a
0A8IJ“L"...uuunua‘m
The basal. tabla water on the snar-
Hasllonab This is it two days' teeth , .
val, on the summit day the very strict- .
Mm or no .
. HIOAGO. 0900000” 12.-4‘99 sn-
uni WMQI'OIIM of the 13ther at
Andrew. the lion's Organisation
t reluctant Episcopal churn.
held no the. salinity ”drake
lube Ir
M .J t ‘.
SURETY BONDS
Oi in Kinds, .
APPLY TO
Jacob M Lesion.
AE’I‘NA INDEMNITY (30..
5 Haiti's“ Pier}. Wgoiith' Norwaik.
I
BQPIILAR luv-swam.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
One Night Only
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12.
THE PEER 0F POPULAR MUSICAL
»»- ..; COMED Y.
, Happy ‘I‘i‘iliigan' ship Around
.v. I Hi ‘1 "
, . the World
PR‘E‘EENTING EV RYTHING THAT
, is NEW A D NOVEL.
The emu and Jelliast Company at
Full Makers; assisted by the Prat.
~ tint:n mm of finishing; Beauty,
in *Magnlt‘lcentag or.
NiE THAN THE fixNIEO‘T
IIIGHTIR THAN THE‘IIR TEST
rNEWIR THAN THE NEWEaT.
PR one. ...25. 35.50 and 75 CENTS
cats on Sale Friday, Sept. 0th.
..__....
Herr-s THEATRE.
, I One Day Only,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10TH,
Mathias and Night.
ANNE BLANCKE ‘
in Edward Locke's New Race Track.
Melodrama,
Fighting Fate.
8!! Rae. Track Scene at ahoepshead
lay—bran East Side Shouting Ca.
dot "Headquarters -— Street Car
Bmsshup and Mob Scene—Wireless
Telegraph: in Operation. .
Spools! Matinee “1:16.
emcee-4mm“, Children, 15¢:
Adults. 25c. Evening,‘ 269; 35c, 50¢.
Seats on sale Tuesday, Sept. 12th.
gélt‘vi’ .,,.
MEN POINT
,t.
On the M‘llad. Nature's Worden-land.
Management of A. J. Smith and James
0. Kenya-L. M. Rich, Amuse
meat Director.
asucmo avsev EVENING.
FULL oacnesrsa. ‘
Suicides Baseball.
WV, PIPV. 1."
WHEELER ‘.WIL80N'. BA‘ND.
lpscisl instrumental and Vocal eon-
,, cart.
allows alumina, summer.
are. sr porous sauces.
near or cement.
Watch for the nest attraction. it
am e. a dandy.
.fiw.. !.-
lsoc ‘ ‘ 1000
tumor Time-Tattle.
0a and After June «10
Willem Mil “Immobili-
flrsm‘a sum-moron
CAPT. “A 'l YOUNG.
Ls vs Huntin on for Norwals,
lien on and days at ii: iii a. m.
and II: 35 0.10
LI'av. Namath for Huntington on
{outlays and Fridays at 81th 9. III-
nd 1243 p m.
Excursion Tickets .............. 009
realist-ape! passes.
"Elia—«"3 ““r is ours: Excursion,
Will“. stop at ‘Vsticy‘ our“. Mcadsyi
and Fridays on signal.
Pars min Namath: loss! We.
hear retrofit-c
I" (3de
nihilism: £0139 Wash. its.
AUTOOIAT LINI‘II PAPII.' ‘ 100.
p007 .AID‘ .ALIU‘MI, Mulls Ell”...
Fail no u scion
Submits. tensors
, heaters and New d,
.. test to be sent to rh treasury spart-
. maul it is lepresentcd that the South
‘ cd .ur the neon
‘ ‘ padkit‘ge.
409 and
“ Bill’s t
or s a com
.fi' "’ is lilies! ldi brightest- slid most
anomalies: ”classroom!“ finial
Transfer to liavsrlua Gutter.
, other in-
and towns
' . are k ‘proiosi to
be low riled to the treasury depart~
meat at Washington alnst the order.
iy, issued. tor use Uni ed states:
ue‘c‘iltter architect to relocate
Charleston, 8. 0., for temporary duty.0
“The threshold inclination to the
New ,lhondcp station ‘ and}. covers the
w Engla‘hd‘. can}? that Bridgeport
t Fall River.- instantiate re than one
hundred miles and including., besides
those two large terminal cities. Prov-
”Newport
ideuce. New Haven. New
lniepro-
Dateline coast has less than one-tenth
the shipping that is safeguarded by
the Gresham in these waters. It is
further recited that in the“ severe wen
, ther oi last winter the (Durham was
t goingl duty .(oil Boston. and that as a
consequence sound navigation suitc'r-
ed. The request Is made that, it it Is
inexpedicnt to recall the (lresbanl. an:
other government vcssol be sent to
take her place
"The Gresham has been ordered
south to replace a ship temporarily
on duty in the Gulf of Mexico during
the yellow fever epidemic."
I m...,...____..
. THE ORiCliNAL.
Foley & Co., Chicago, originated.
Honey and Tor as a throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the cat
merit and popularity of Foley's litm-
ey and Tar many.a imitations are otter-
us. These worth] as
Imitations have similar sound as
names. Beware of them. The genuine
Foley's Honey and an is in a yellow
. . Ask for It and refuse tiny
substitute.“ is the best remedy for
coughs and colds. Sold by Plaisted‘s
mug Store. '
W. K. VANDERBILT, JR '3 POWER
BOA T CUP.
; Commodore of ill. Beawanhaka Y c.
Presents Prize for Race of 102
Statute Miles.
‘An open race for power boata-.
. boats driven "by‘ Internal combustion,
engines—will be held by the Sermon-
haka Yacht Club on Wednesday, Sep-
tember 20. for a cup presented by
Commodore W. K. Vanderbilt. Jr.
There will be no time allowance.
The prize will be nwurdcd to the bout
making .the fastest time over the
course.
The course will be from the Black
Spar buoy ill. oil Lloyd's Neck, i0 and
around the Black Spar buoy F1755, off
MatinlcOck, and mark bouts No. 2 and
No. 3. making a turn with a radius or
about one-quarter of a. mile; thence
easterly to and around mark boats
No. 4 and No. l and buoy Ill. making
a turn with the some radius as before.
total distance being 80 knots. oi l0ii
slutulc miles.
LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP.
“A cold or cough nearly always pro
, duccs constipationmthe water all runs
to the eyes. nose and throat Instead
of passing out of the system through
ihe liver and kidneys. For the want
of moisture the bowls become dry
and hard." Kennedy‘s lnkailvo Hou-
gh Syrup. It meets and corrects
the above conditions, by acting as a'
pain all colds from the system and”
cures all coughs, croup, whooping
cough. ha Grimm" bronchitis etc. ”
DRY DAY IN DUBLIN.
Result 9! Flanagan's Experience in
Court of Common Pleas.
Thc'scctlou or the city situated near
the water from i‘flSl of tho 2,..qu and
known as Dublin, was dry yesterday
for tile iirsi lime III---- well, in so
long that the lllculory of man Is
slumped to recall. it was all because
of the experience of "Tom"
ill the Court of Colombo l’lcus. hither-
to supposed to be eltay Ml Flana-
gan hall a hit more of hard luck yes
wrday by the way. He spent the day
at iioton Point, and while returning
home last night tell of a Tramway
car. bruised himself it good deal. Ono
oi" his shoulders was damaged qniio
badly.»8tamiord Advocate.
luv—m
POPULAR AM U8EMBNT8.
FIGHTING FATE.
Speakln of the recent yellow fever
scale Ill l 9 south Goo. 10'. (Jill. man-
ager ot "righting irate " says that the
general apathy and "shlttiessness" oi
the lower class down there are great
ly responsible for the epidemic. "Why,
they are too lazy to be patriotic or
mud at their own towns." said Mr.
Ill. Recently I was in a train which
pulled up 91 a forsaken looking town
nhiisulssippi in the fever and sync
district. l was tired and out of sorts
lashing out i saw a detected
looking rtiscn who was leaning up
station door. "What do
you call ‘ihis dried up dreary, God-
iorsaken place anyhow."
"'I‘hsts near ends it. stranger, he
implied" in; moi yvoiop-“let
his: .Wl.§100tui and
‘ rumours Ari‘a‘i‘l‘crloiv i
At Hi...“ Theatre tonight the bill
will bit the new edition or the very
success'ui for as com "Han Hot“;
Trip A solid iii; War 1.23%“
and musical a‘i“e-
”‘9‘“ entertainments ever produced.
. it will be seen this season in an
finely“ reps of “scary, cos-
s; all well is: new se-
91“ slit: i uric specialties and
ii? ”file info 3mm. has expanded
“filament-s. Mons the
cadiiaers waxy be mentioned lille.
Laminate, Alia only; casual Johnson.
glint first: Charles I". Henley. Joe J.
Iii van. arias Newton, Joe Patten
gill, Blanche antigen- and forty others.
WWW
HUNWIMI ODIWINT:
special to the New York Tribune .
‘h ‘ .y i F.
Course to be gone over six times, the
(a; and TM is the original Laxative _
n
pleasant cathartic on the lK)W(lIB~<iN-'
Flanagan '
it soil atfilhst ” denial matinee at a
‘ofq‘hiimw ‘stsr iii-tins “‘ngbo it‘ll? ‘
.Mav Mauron's par‘rssns 1 ..
w!
Britten Susan the h line
11‘ PAY8“ 'I'O REAP ABW‘T Ell-1E MISCELLANEOUS B‘AHGAIN8.‘
4.5 Not treat and Traction alone, but trout anywhere that a timely lot can be
Iound tic be sold at a piildhed til‘ ice.
‘9.
Pearl Button. good quality, special at. . . ..... ‘. .. ....... . . . . .. do a (ills.
(loodnuailty Pins.............. ..... ....... 1cau‘a‘ps‘r
Wire Hair Pitts... ...... ........ .. ............ . ....... 2 papers ionic ‘
Fineo-ollality Tooth Brushes ................................. .... 10c each
large Jar of Petroleum Jelly ................................... 10¢ a jar
Busting bottom... ................ ....................... . 2: a spool
'utdiei‘l' White Duck Wash Belts ................ . . . . ............. . 100 each
Bone llair Pins. .. ................... . ...................... 89‘ a so...
Large bottle of Albania ................... . ............ ., ....... 50 a Bottle
Children’s Fast Black Ribbed Hose, sizes, of... 5 to m ....... 10¢ a pair
Children‘s Ribbed Tun Hose, all sizes, ..................... 125/29 a pair
Ladies' Fastl‘nktck ilose.... ................. 10¢ a pair; 3 pairs for 269
Ladies' Fast Black and Tan Lace llose, regular 19‘c quality, special 159 am
Indics’ Low Neck and Sleeveless Vosts, regular 15c quality, uow...10c each ,j‘a
hudlos’ good quality Muslin Drawers, loads with camhrick lufiiina 9nd,,
hemstltching ...... at 25¢ a. pair .
Ladies' Percale Wrappers, made of good quality percaie, in all enldrs.
regular price, 98c, special 76¢: each
Ladlos' Black Sateen Undersklris mode with deep ruffle soécial.. . at 69:
Ladies' I.‘ow Neck and Short Sleeve Vests special ..... .‘. ......... So each
83 -85 Washington“ Street.
The Ne
Section, is very strong in good values at this writing, and we invite
you to a great feast of snappy full styles which have just arrived. .
l Frequent purchases. and great run: in selecting the best that are.
manufactured :11 popular prim-s. lllakc this feature of our business a
tremendous success
. ' N. E. RYAN
86 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
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Clearan
or Trirnm‘e‘d Miliinery
All unit-hunted Straw Hats, 250, 390 and 76c.
Childrens Mull Bonnets
and Washable ilais.
Ladles‘ Duck Raisin nil the latest styles,
S. S. TILLOTSON,
86 WA8HINGTON .8TREET. OOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
wook. About 76 delegates were pros- “ing «loll-gates will be entertained by‘
em from all parts of the country and tho l0t.il iodgc
a wry Interesting session Is cxpcticd. The omccrs are: I). Stcfulak, pr‘elll-
l‘he Niitlt‘ly Is in a vow flourishing dent: Alexander Kukos, iirst vice
condition. it has properly in Bridge pr‘csidcul; G. Maiolny. second vice
port. valued at 810.000 and funds prcslliunt. (innnonsbllrg, Pa: Frank
which amount to 824.542.38.1‘houicm
Hiovensky, secretary. Bridgeport: B.
bclshlp is about mm The society Oros treasurer, Bridgeporu Joseph.
gives a funeral benefit of 8800 and is liaw‘ery. Mrs A. Wecsy, John Sasbo,
doing a good work The convention l.csko, M. Kocsir and J Kopocso,
will open lit-nine o’clock. The visit-
"some conllnittcc
Norwalk Chronicler