' . ration.
‘ fl loci: do the scouts had re-
]. ‘ ed no movement of Colonel Fitch's
command from Bruno's iarin until long
r..,vlduyl_ia'ht. Owing; to the dark-
”band the ruin bolt night plolpot
ty» with a. dicugroublo‘tnsk and the
Minor: on this. detail had hard work to
«g tithrouzlithc woods. YI‘he‘"‘Socond’a
Aulp‘nulavcumc under Major Norton.
Who had Companion B. of New Haven;
.30! Wullingford. and L. of Mcridon.
.Tho gadvuncc '~;"1lll€i .nourly reached
Palne’s farm bolurc it who driven buck.
The outputs otjthe Third were under
Major Buckloc. Colonel Fitch broko
amp at 6 o’clock and was Boon on his
way toward Camp Colo.» sending his
main force against Colonel Goddcs’
, left. which was underuM‘uior isbcll.
.The action did not begin in earnest un-
til 8 o’clock and was not of long (in.
_ . Familiarity o: the officers and
”men with the country enabled them
. to tuko ndvnntuge of cover, and the
~ Third especially was s'ucceasful in got-
cio‘eo to advance line of the dc-
‘0'
good befdre beginning}! Jgonorul oc-
tion. Battery A again waswith the
defense; while the machine guns Wore
1 Withxho Third. and each regiment hud
cavalry support. " The umpires wore
the name as yesterday and no decisions
2 ,, were given on either the dispositions
of the commands or tho results of scp~
.arate encountcrn. The two days’
work in the open seemed to be enjoy-
.ed by the men. although the work has
" * been hardor than is usually tho (also.
,. firm roligh 'ivork outside was prolorrod
to the. bard grind of drills, guard duty
and discipline of tho comp, which will
'I constitute the balance of tho wouk. ’i‘o
., mand for thenl‘lrst ilmo.
' .
night hrlgudc gourd will be mounlcd,
and General Frost will assume coni-
. ’l‘bo hculih
oi the camp has boon excellent. and
the number of men injured small, the
wounds living mostly lriviul.
(Special lo ’l‘hc Sonlinol),
Niantic, (lonn., July ll. 1900.
The event of imporlunce in camp
life today With the return of the Second
and ’I‘hlrd lniuntry to ramp. follow-
ing the sham balllc on Paiiic‘s form.
{The experience Will»: u good non for
Gov'eghr Roberts. iii-conipunlwl by
some members of the stuff. arerpd in
camp this afternoon, and will remain
here until Saturday. ’l‘ho usiuil Tl."
view by the governor will inko plum-
on Friday afternoon. 0n ’l‘huruduy
afternoon General Prod lloui ilruui.
commander of Governor’s lxlnnd. Now
York. will roviow tho brigade. lll' will
be the guest of (ionornl liuusoll Frost,
who commnndcd the Fourth llrigudo
in General lirunl's dirislon durlur.’ lliu
maneuvers at Muuunuus. V0,, iwo yi-nrs
ago. Gcncrul Grunt will be moi in tho
station by Major Elion ilill. .lr.. in
"iin nutomobilo. uud I'Sl‘ill‘ll'll inlo
"pump.
During the pnrndo oi‘ the Third in‘
iantry, lust nighi,-Mnjor Jumps .l. “ll"-
loy, ol' Hrldgoport. whilo forming his
battalion. was thrown from his liorsv.
but‘iortunuti-ly wns not, injurod. Drum
Major Chnrloc ii}. Killingboi-h caught
the horso‘u bridle, but tho uniuuil pull-
ed away. and lllli‘il‘ll ucl'onu lilo livid.
Guptain Percy Moruun Slill‘ll'il in our-
unit, and caught the boron nonr tho
‘ quprtormiistcr‘u quuriors. (lot-porn]
{Vchnsleiz of Wilton. orderly on lilo
'bl‘ glide staff. wus nluo ilirowu from
his horse nonr lhu slnhlcs youivrduy
hufteruoon. but usidu from bring nonw-
flint bruised. cscupod injury.
.Cnptain Granger, of tho Englnoors
"Corps. Fishers inland. is ill wimp. und
Willi remain until tho tour or duly
lands on Saturday afternoon. llo is
Imaking an inuperlion for tho l'nllod
flutes government. nod will lllilkl‘ hi.“
report at the clone of the uni-unipnioni.
Herlcaves next Sunday for Fort bony»
' ouworth, Kansas. in lmgln u «nurse of
study during the next your.
ill-Inerai Rusucli li‘rnsl. al'Itillilliillill‘il
.by home of hlii iituff unicorn, hnu hum
outdo l’ninc'a form to wiinuuu lbw
innaneuvors of yeblci‘iiuy und iodny,
”fund was much grullllod at tho work
'immplishcd by the olllcork uud mun.
Governor Rollt'l'lu was toxiilorml u
.rrroption at his nunrioru. llllil (Wt'll-
Jm“ it short limo ufior bin urrlvnl in
yum”. .
' The Third infantry Bond, of BridgtN
.1, thflflva a lino roncrrl ul liomlnnur-
" rs last evening.
a ,
Wendi-count too much on tho virtno
11
nop- whunr you know you'ro ‘
or col lining found out.
. inn-om
"Mom, at darknenu niighl:
i the kingdom of light
to responsibility. l
viii" on any other
illicit ’11an i:
til on
‘_ in Marshall
Fromrirpt Base-l "'
olilrcr .Elldfllfilh, and will [long ho. m."nud returned to lily, homo.
wfi ' iy tho .
_,‘
rcpt;
um‘
‘ u uni—uni.
‘o‘o WASHINGTON n.
to. 'Norwllk.
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WILL CONVENE HERE.
tau—ww—
Boos of St. Gearga Making big Pm-
rparlitloun to Entertain Viciton.
The Grand horizon! tho Sons of Si.
George will hold its nuual uosulon in
Norwalk on August 16th.
Big propnratlonu are being mado by
Welcome Stranger Lodge to entertain
tho. visitors on that occasion. It is
expected that about 100 delegates from
all over the state will be in uliuio
dunno.
Plans tor tho reception were ill nin-
and lust night at the meeting of no
lodge. The Grand Lodge session will
tuko practically u whole day and will
probably ho held ln‘licd Men's Hall
in the Gazette building. .
At 2 or 2:30 in the afternoon. din;
nor will be served at the Norwolk
Hotel. -
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FiNEB FOR REBATERS.
Chicago and Alton Road and Officer
Ordered to Pay $50,000.
CHICAGO. July ll.-—.ludgc inmdis
in the United States District Court to-
day sentenced the Chicago and Alton
roud. which was recently convicted of
granting illegal rebates at Kansas
(filly, to pay it lino of $20,000 on ouch
of two counts. or u total of $40,000.
.lohn .li‘ullhoru and Fred A. Warm.
former oilioiuls of the roud who were
also convicted, were sentenced to pay
a lino of $5.000 ouch on iwu counts.
or a tntill of $10,000.
STUDENTS STEAL $12,000-
Shoot Ronslan Paymaster and Get
away with Dough Bag.
LONDON. Jilly ll.-——A dispatch In it
now agency from Si. i’oiorsbnrg uayb‘
ihut three young mon in sludcnta‘ out
forms shot uud wounded u pnyniusler
und two Willl‘lllllull thin ul‘lcruoon in
tho oillco of tho pnyiiuislzor oi the ud-
mirnlliy und iliwninpml in n tub with
$12,000. .
HIS TOES AMPUTATED.
Williiun Gchrniunn, the blunt Nor-
\Vulk young mun who slippod under it
moving iroin and bud his loll toot
crushed. scvvl‘nl wool 'ugo, loll, tho
Norwulk Hospital ycryizxrdny nilornoon
‘ An chart was mndo to lump tho
whole tool iuluct by the physiciuns of
the institution lint it was found no
ccsuury lo unipuiolc nil lot the loos of
the foot Willi lho exception of lhc
“big“ our. 'l‘ho wound in now houllng
nii-oly.
COMSTOCK—KEELER.
'l‘lio murriiigo of Miss Alico llulli
Krclel‘. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.
W. Koclor. nud Raymond liorry (ioni-
HiUl‘k, son ol‘ Mr. nod Mrs. Fruulc Coin-
block. was soloinnizod yt-stl-rdny nlll‘r-
noon. at ilil‘ homo oi' the bride in Wil-
ion. The ('ol'clnouy wan poi'lormod by
the Rev. W. l). llurl, pastor of tho
Wilton Congregational Church.
TAYLOR OUT AGAIN.
Mnt‘thow 'l‘uylor, oi’ Womlwnrd uvo~
lllll‘. was removed to lht' Norwulh lion-
liitul Sailor-day nlghi. upon the Hthli‘l‘
III in pliyslcinn, bovnusc of u duzrd
condition of tho mind, was lilnvliurgod
l'l‘i‘lorduy illlll in bolllovod to be all
iii in uuuiu.
REAL SPORT. ‘
”You." said 'l‘ons. “l certainly was
dolighlvd to meet her all thul burguln
solo nl Scilcni‘a this morning."
“Whyf remurkrd done, “i thought
you dclcnlcil hen."
"do i do. and during ihc crush I
found o rhuuiu' lo givo hor u low good
poked."
iioohlovor-ml wish to got Slovouuon‘n
niory. “'i‘ho Suicido Club."
llookaollvrmWo'ro Just out of thal.
hui horo'u ”it! your book of llic Auto
mobile Racing Anuorluliou.~l’uck.
._._... _...._
Mr. (lwlirowaiun ll‘uir bus such it
trunk. honoul fill‘lt, don't you think?
Minn lilwlllu--l’ou. loo bud, lun'l ll?
Mr. (iodfrcy— ’l‘oo bud '.’
Minis Ghouls-«You. it doesn't even
provorlcntr nboinl hor ugo.»l’lilludul~
.phin i‘roun.
Etholwl now lilollo on tho uircol lo-
duy in tho most nluuninu costume.
it‘lllllllellli bald mo uho married
poor pool.
idiholulio iii; but i didn't rofcr lo
hi? clrcumlstnmwad—«Bouton Trim»
cl” pt.
non-oun-
' GENERQUS.
bowie wun rollmaling bitterly.
mnutlo had fallen on another.
“There's one mom articlo of apparel
that follow ought; to have: he mut-
tered through his .whliikorc, ut the
some time accretion halt a brick in ii
ntocklug.~l’hiladelphlu Looker.
wot-“W
..__
Hln
. did mull. ,
“ Mir. lib nilth in ulna durum. saving. midi when n
WW
who him it tow hundred dollar-I .-
Mnny mixed idem are due to mixed ,
~ timing.
mm
in city. so . g f
B-toot boom. Damn that wind ug‘ohl‘iur
. mil. out mud 'Ililwnwtuhowiug our.
cabin: tide: pm the many islandii on
which this pitch in union, and noon
the, Sound 1W option) the weatwnrd,
for Grumman-was our “first obectivo;
point. i'i‘he ‘We unchorod on! “in
shipyard. in: west oi the channel, in
about (our foot of water. As We had
visited the town several time»; before,
we numnlnod on board. watching the
launches going and coming and ndmir-
ing the scenery.
Just after aupper the ruin boguu to
full, and did not ccuuo untiliiboui 3
o'clock Sunday afternoon. when it
finally cleared and we gotundor way
for Hompstoud Buy. 'i‘hrouu‘h .li;:
lioolu ulwuyu found oi! Glen Cove and
Glonwood wo unused and anchored oil
the bar away up in tho harbor. We
had an curly suppor. thou out uud
watched lho lwluhlo ol‘ llghlu from tho
yuchiu uud linlcncd to tho munic fl'tlll
one oi the hotels on shore, until a
mist oumo crooning in from the son.
and soon tho pultol’ of ruin Willi ugulu
heard on tho cabin roof and we then
turned in.
Monday morning duwncd bright und
clear. and after an curly brouki‘nut we
lauded for a walk nlong the shore,
and inter rowod up in Houiyn, stopping
on the way oi the unndplts on tho in-
nor hurbor. At ll o‘clock we. were
under way for Lloyd's iiurbor. our old
cumping—ground—u flno plucc to bo
luzy-wu snug. unto lililo harbor, good
clunnning nod fishing just outside in
Huntington Buy. Nothing to disturb
one‘n idlo dreams, except to wnich tho
tic-oi gather for lho night, for it is
seldom thut one is not. born, nod to
hour iho coil of the shore birds. whllo
ul night the red eye of the light
stnndu watch.
After rounding Wooli'n i‘oinl We run
in close to line nliorc for u viow of tin,»
burnml bulk oi the idcunicr (lion ls-
lund. Altcr pimping this wreck nnd
qniiv n lloot oi llshcrnion off Mnllni-
cork l’uinl wc hundcd up the Sound.
The mule. tired from the morning‘s
wulit, turned in for ii nap. while iliv
skipper snl llllll wutcln‘d lilo own
changing pnuornuin. Ncur on launch-
on nod ulvulu )‘iil‘lllfl moved cuslly
niong. while out in lho Sound milling
yin-his und hcuvily lotion counting
soluxmoru drilled idly. with only on no
rnulonnl ruin-pow io give iiioin nit-or-
ugo \rny. iiusy lugs. with long
airings of burgos. bolh londud and
light. long lines of tiilililil? nslcrn, and
tho iicvor (roiling lino of columns nlong
llll‘ shore niudo llw piriuro coinplolv.
li‘roni Lloyd's llnrbor sowrul runs
min lll.‘ mudcmio lliiulingiini. Norlh-
port, (‘onlorporl. lluck island. Lot-nut
uud \‘niloy Grow-ii. llllll :1 work could
bv spout only loo quickly in cruising
nround llii‘sc plan-cu. llulhing, lluh-
lug. (‘liilllllllllg :inil wnlking vmild bu
indulgcd in to iiill"S hl'illl oouioni. 'l‘bu
ru'ouory is lino. wnivr l’lt'ilr, with unruly
sliori-s. :ind whut inoro dol‘u n cruis-
ing Iuoiorlmulninu wont?
’l‘uonduy morning wu worn undur
'uy curly l'or iliiiillnulon. n ili‘ilgliii‘ul
old town. about lwu iniicu up llio hur-
hor of tho unnu- nz‘iinu. Arriving horn
we found ()lll'Sl"l\'l'S in limo lo wilnosu
llil‘ nnuunl Fourlli of July purudc und
ollior foullvllll-u, und lho duy puuuvd
only too quickly. Soon \ro wvro
chugging our wny honurwnrd across
lhc Sound. Onvo morn .lroon‘u Roof
Light was rouuiimi. up pool liolon
l’olnl, Bolli- lslnnd 'l‘uvoru und Koy-
uor'u lulundu. and soon our anchor wuu
down nnd uuoihrr cruluo won over.
I... (L. in Tim Molor llou'l.
"SKIDDO" l3 SYRIAN.
Very Bitter Taunt. Too—Eaten Mar-
ket Court Philology.
’l‘lio origin of llll.‘ word "SlilllUll" hon
ul lust boon iniiildiphvd. guys the Now
York Sun. The illxrol'itry won miulo in
tho iiusox Morin-i poiirv rourl. ll in of
Syrian origin. nnd if you don‘t wool
to gut inlo irunblo, don‘t any “slildoo”
to n Syrian. luwmiuo ho in out to luhv
it seriously. Al lcust. Snmuol Solo—
lillill. of ms Wuuliington sin-cl. ulio
wuu tho ruuuo of lllt‘ diurovory, look
it liiul wuy.
Solomun in u uhuwl niorrhnnt. Lond-
od wllb u l‘lilill‘r‘ vollvciion of pruyor
nhnwlii uiid rugs ho invudud lbc libel.
to. Ho rouriwd Sinnlon und liidgc
ulrorls into in lilo l‘oronoou. lio Wins
hungry. nnd ilu- lilHl'illllH bnnunuu on
lln- curl of Joseph Smith inuilo hip
moiiili wulor.
“liow much 1’" mild Soloiuuu.
“(Joni dolor-v,“ rcpllcd Smith.
"Too much." uuld Solomon.
“Skidoo.” ropllcd Smith.
Solomon glurod unurlly.
"'l‘wonty‘lliri-o.” ruprutod Smith.
Tbcu things hogan to happen, Solo»
mum inside u rush for Smith nnd Smith
rountorod with u liundlul of ovorrlpo
lruii. Just on ibingn were waxing
strenuous Policeman Wonder. of the
Union Marlon. uluiion houuv. hultod in
Mid holed both to tho Eunox Murkot
court.
“Wind in ”to trouble?" uukcd Mauls.
lruto Willlle.
“lilo insulted mo. Cliiidzc.” ropllod
Solomon.
“How so?" linked the Judge.
"Ho mid 'iilildoo’ to me." ‘
"’l‘hat'n no inlult."
”You. it ill. Thiit'u flyrlim. nnd it
mound something very diurcnpeltll'lll to
my parents."
"Well. it in English. loo.” nuid'lbo
court. "and ii motion ‘ht‘ltt li.‘ Now
(ml Dill." "
0060 m TH! “00108!!! COUNTRY”
; hi it modular that a heavy 1m.
holdilut tutu-our by Ions but
"billinobbuldigouule a. pain in tho
hull? .lnut think of the exertion no~
count-y in balloon ‘nuch headgear.
”proudly the. atrial with. the big
overhanging riots in front. The cen-
ter of gravity in such a pattern in
changed from the crown to the mid~
lilo of the rimmnd just imagine how
much Juggling it taken to keep such
a one in place. To keep it at the
correct angle the muscles at the side:
of the neck are on a. constant tension
to hold the bond high and still. while
those in the forehead that must sup-
port the bulk, or the weight are no
continually strained that they devol-
op' wrinkles, and all bécauiie styles
demand that a big brimmad bonnet
humor): in an unnatural poMtlou.
The muscles thus strained to keep
tho but on are not able to racial. the
weight. of it, as they should, and the
most of it thuc falls on the spinal
column. frequently causing a dull
who in the hood. Big huts uhould
be avoided on windy duya. {or they
on. lwlutod‘ and swung nbout and
[pull no hard on the hair that the
route are strained, the scalp becomes
irritated and runny times they bring
on headaches.
Small turban» or bonncla arc the
cause (i nl'niont as many houdnchea.
for they frequently weigh more
than big hate. The only advantage!
they have is the luck of a brim. and
the foot that they are it little more
comfortable because they sort of fit
down over the head. and lumping
them in plnco requires no exorlion.
The headdress our women wear in
simply monatrouu. and if they hnd
not becn trained from infancy to
wenr some kind of headgear do you
think they could hour tho. wclght of
a tour pound but. built up like u
mound on their heads? 1 havo no~
tinod since those unusually big ulylou
hnvo been worn that mnny other«
nine beautiful women have (lovel-
opcd n hnbil. of dropping the bend or
bending it slightly to one side. no it
to balance the extra amount of but
trimming. and many actually have
rounded shouldcru from persistently
carrying about an abnormal weight
bolero they were suincionlly irnlnod
with wearing medium sized hmid~
gear. it no other argument upponia
to ”women to lay libido heavy baiu,
the fact that they cause the huir to
fall out should ,do so. No air can
not through these his thick frames,
and Clononohn lo the roots is bad for
the sculpu ~-Now York Telegram.
CONCERNING WOMEN.
Princess Victoria, the unmarried
daughter of King Edward and Queen
Alexandra, celebrated recently the
37th uunlvornury, of her birth and
doesn't loom . to mind telling it.
ciilior. in.
A Berlin doctor lays it down that
the piano should never be used by u
child under 18 yours of ago. Out of
”MO girls who played before the
ago of i2 he found 600 cues of nor-
vous dlucnucs.
The late Secretary Hay left nt his
donth uiillc u large number oi un~
publiuhed manuscripts, which he be-
quruthod to his daughter. llolon
Whitney, who bun inherited in u very
special degree her l‘nlher'o llicrnry
lasted nod tnlouln. Mrs. Pnyne Whit-
noy will dcvolo herself to tho prep-
nrnllon for publication of the mono-
scripts left to her by the author of
"Tho Brendwinnors." of “Little
Breeches” and of "Jim Illudsoe."
m
Hoppimn and Bonsai-liming.
Nowadays, more than over, per-
hnpu. women need to remember that
their boat and most bountiful work hi
to be done in their own homes.
A wifo should not degenerate into
I merely superior sort of mold of all
work; but at the some time she
should not despise the social. moral
and spiritual influence that she may
exercise by ruling her houaahold
wisely. ‘
No mailer what a ulrlii' scholastic
attainments may be. her educatior
is incomplete it the has not n pr‘é
ilcal knowledge at every branch or
household work. >
Evan it the mintrolu of a home he
never required to dust. cook, or
wood. lilo ought to know how every-
thlng ‘uhould ho dons. that who may
ho able to direct her mrvnntu. tor
she will never commnnd their rampant
doe: not know good work from bud.
a»... my... ‘ a»
MUM)!!! ammo.
Hollow cheoul‘v‘ni-o often induooii
by nervoiinneua.r~
Bait hilt both» ulmnninl Ind hool-
lns power, curtain. therein". In or
«client applimib’u for nuporiiciui
Mom. ‘ = ,
“canonical music will reduce
(’i‘orringtb Roglltur).
* The. dog auction hull
cutdurlng tbs out rear on any othar
nubile nation. Emmi-oi newspapers
or 3th engaged ill. a. admonish
lmoantthautotrrtio not more. «
timid trotted warming tor ii
high in. team '»
tumult. bunruky ‘invéntinentt tiring tour. 10!! in 'l
“innit aim indium-promoter: uranium " ;
ii
, iauinlt‘ the dammit: canines.
» o
. :i’l‘ho
”a nuisance looks into the only on
. _ or urgumtut which could bonnie:
oil; opmiia tho New million our:
ranturimlon oi the Idiurnal color
All" 0 l“ Shaun.
«Womb
‘ .
been tho ,
cause of on much trouble in Council--
the chin and limo in I little union
that coin» for Ilia correction of, o
doublohhin. w. . _ .
l aloha flat with alcohol and um
.sor loudnnuiu andtv‘nfirdnd‘inid on a
- lion unim- tonic.» will plum hello
i till. Winn: hill! palatal; pill in Ilium;
lid Mirth- bottio mired with‘tllo
I .
u an employm- if.thoy think that 1019“
WWW WEN“ m ;
Good Muslin, ill
Good Mullln. 8 lho
Good quality Muslin, tucked yoke, ruffle on nook and sleeves
Fine Nuinsook. low nook, short sleeves. loco and embroidery
Chomiso Gowns, lino nuiusooli. loco und ombroldory
Mnrguoritaa, lino nninnook, lace and embroidery. insertion und bending ..
l
Good quality Cnmbrlc, 3 rows lucc inserting and bending ..
Fine annsook. 2 rows loco inserting and bonding
All Luce, ii rows beading, wash ribbon ovcr shoulders . . . . ..
Floor grades of Covers
Good Muslin. cunibrlc rufllc, clustor tucks
Fiuo Niilnnook, lnwu rumc, hemstitched tucks
h‘luo Nuinsook, Embroidery and loco.
FULL LINE OF CHILDREN’S SKIRTS. DRAWERSAND GOWNS.
DRESSING 8ACQUE8 AND KIMONAS.
BlueknndWhlto FiguredLawnnallslzes
White and Colored Lawns
n.
The many accidents in minus in all
ports of tho world how lod no Eugliuh
pnpor to uuggosi llini coal miners ho
rogulurly lrninod in tho work of i'o:~'.-| V
run. Just on tho llri- companion ore or-
gnuizud nmong cniployos. so would}!
companion. oqulppod Willi lifoéunvlng}
uppnrnlus. might be drillcd to cool and
syulmouiic work in limo oi" disiiulcr.
Moro iii-pends on “first did" than on .
ull lhni opium-o and skill can do iutcr.
l‘liarncior is made in conllict.
"Tanin-ifoot~
Fly Paper
3 Double Sheets for 50
A uurc Fly Sticker, new lot In.
Huey New Poinlot-s, pcr pk. 3
Finn Cookies. largo slzo.
5c
New llnions. por qt. .............. no
2 Hum. Forco with puzzlon inuldocfio: "
3 l‘hus. Ont Flukvn .. ...... 250.
anirc llooln. pcr bunch 5c
Native Wux Bonus, por qt. 10c
Nullvc Pens. pcr qt.
ill instills
*udvunoou Mualiu Underwear bocomouu vary necessary and important ran; ulna: Woman ..
*bettcr propnrodjthuu over below to‘ moot the demands in thin line. . "1‘00 onlchrnin
hich We sell is second =to norm in this country.
; within the liniitoi' every purse are featured of aviary garment in tho whole line
.‘culur attention to n few items: . v ‘
_ WHITE SKIRTS FROM 50: To $4.98. ‘ . . .
“Modulator-tucks. price .
“.i’ntn‘broidory rulmmidoduat rumors .. .7
Fine Onmbrio. is 'inoh‘doiiblo ruilie, ll cluster ‘tucku . ‘
Extra full Skirt, iii ln‘oh dongle ruille. cluster herirstltchod tucks
Extra full Shirt, 18 inch lawn ruillo,‘ 2mm; lnco luaortion and cage
Fine {mo and Embroidery Rulllod Skirts ..
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Fine White Lawn. iittod buck. tucked yoke, mnbroidcred
Fine White Lawn, loose or tilted backs, enlhl‘llldl‘i‘ell and lace trimmed .
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT
Special prices on White Mountain ice Cream Freezora. '
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WE ARE READY to fill your
bins with Coal for next winter.
This may seem a “far cry," but
many of our customers are get-
ting their orders booked. We
guarantee our Coal and our price
--you may rely upon us every
time.
No matter where you have
bought Coal in years past, we
want you to try our Coal—43nd
ill—this season. We are now
getting in a fine stock of fresh
mined coal—for yon—all kinds
and all good.
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$1.00
31.60 to 2.50‘ p,
31.25 to cask/t
CORSET COVERS. 1"
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WEST‘WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK.
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Closing Out I Now ! ”
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Worth $3 to $4. w
COME QUICK
AND PICK OUT THE BEST.
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.H. KRIEGER & co.
In more than a. cough; it. is a. duplicated inflam-
mation or comb-oi the bronchial tubes and
lunch—allied to asthma and the moat initial *_
source 0! consumption. It banana .uohoollx
medicine, and. cough our“. laundgwith nap-
ootlon are worthim and mm because no 9‘
remedy token internally mammal! did or can
cm. W .BALM. the countable but.“
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