,iogton Street.
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(Continued From First Pane.)
m
Ila-ohaérvation he was or the opinion
hinting the host of the National Guard
of the country, and the favorable im~
‘,”p,rolsion he received of‘ them at Man-
_ naoaa‘was confirmed by the excellence
fl ‘ofjil’ieir drill and the soldiorly bear-
,ipj; of the men on parade in their
home camp. lie said it was an honor
in be asked to review the brigade and
[3 ,lle appreciated the courtesy extended
‘to him.
I'llhei‘o was a big reunion of former“
(military ofllccrs in camp today and
,4“ among those pr moot were former
‘Coionols L. ii‘. Bil-pee, of Waterbury,
- ’ and Timothy Callahan. of the Second.
. and line field ofliccr by the score.
‘ =Lieuteuant Governor Woollruff headed
the deiégatipn of men in public life
‘ and every county in the statc was rcp-
‘resonted. This afternoon. after the
brigade review was given up to what
was termetlta political pow wow,
Governor Roberts anti Lieutenant
‘ Governor Woodrurf took mess at noon
» with the New Haven Greys company
,of the Second. and the spread was d
line one.
The review was at 2:30, a little cari-
ier titan usual, and for this reason the
‘ . morning drills of the battery and the
machine gun sections was postponed
‘ The regiments had drill in both'conr
‘ipa-ny and battalion movements.
For the review the men were their
' , dress uniforms of blue, and the change
from khaki was a pleasing one as a
picture across the field of green, Gov’
ernor Roberts took his stand near the
l headquarters” tent, anti was surround-
_ ed by his staff and many thousands of
3 visitors. The rcvlow was equally as
good as that of yesterday.
' CAMP COLE, .iuly iii—An (Exililli‘
(tibn'hl‘i'dirst aid to the. wounded ill
"battle or ttpon the march was given
at headquarters by tllc hospital corps
as a diversion for the governor anti
other visitors, and the men were comp
limented on their knowledge. of battlin-
ging and carriage, of injured persons
on litter.
The britlagc roviow was ftlllowcd by
regimental drill and Moss parade. and
this practically coucludctl the active
work by the men. Tomorrow will be
given up wholly to breaking camp.
This noon Adjutant-General (.lolc.
was thrown from ills horse. but was
uninjured. The cavalry were drilling
when one of the horses brokc out of
the formation and becoming unruly
‘ ‘i-u pod into the horse rilldcn by tho
{int-general. The riderlcss horse
,l l - ~
lilting the visitors today were llui‘
to States Senator iiulkclcy. Allan W.
Paige, of Bridgeport. formcr St-crtuury
of the state Charles Vinal, most of the
administrative oilicors from the Capi-
tal, and apparently all the commission-
ed officers of the First infantry.
(Special to The Sentinel).
NiAN’l‘lC, July 13.—~'l‘he review of
‘ the brigade by Major (icucral Freder~
ick Dent Grunt. yesterday afternoon.
was one of the interesting features
of camp life. (lolleral Grant, who is
in command or Governor's Island,
‘ New York. arrived in New London on
the‘Kuiokm'boekcr express. and was
it ", 3.). New London by Major Eben
" A. Jr.. in his automobile and made
to run to Camp Colts in record break-
:13 time. General Illlsscll lt‘rost, com-
hiunding the brigade, and staff were
limiting til. the gate the arrival of
the distinguished gucst, and he was
thus escorted to his quarters. The
review was held at 5:15 o'clock. and
was il great success.
{ Miss Daisy Scudtler, Mrs. M. ii.
Mitchell and Mills ilclona A. Mitchell.
of South Norwalk. are visitors at. the
amp ground. this week.
\mmaell Frost, Jr.. and Ely Raymond
arrived at camp Thursday afternoon to
remain until Huturday.
Governor Roberta received tho oili-
cera of the brigade at a reception at
his headquarters Wednesday night.
and yesterday afternoon ono was lcn-
derod General Grant.
Th oilicera of the Third infantry ur-
rived‘ 'i‘liurlidny uflcrnoon to remain
until tomorrow. to witness thc govt-r-
not": (lay review.
_)r. N. A. Mosailuln continues to inc
prove Ii"ii¥i‘"()li]iillii. Dr. Mosauuln
him not yet been up anti around, hlll is
able to all up in bud.
DICCHARDED mom HOSPITAL.
(Silurian Citroen, ll Lyons i’blinu man.
who has been unlcl'nuln; treatment
for ntomach trouble. at tho Norwulk
limit TIM, Willi tliuclnlructl front the lil-
stltu onyolitordny.
a“...
mu CUNNINGHAM Barren.
. Mmlar Cunningham. or South
Nor _ iii-.M u but been at the iltiilpllill
t two months titular-inn from
to one of bar knees. baa loft
y lotion and returned to her
Mina Cunlnuhaul. who ill a life
on: slut.
no time: out of ten the 9 ma
fluent in mail. “mu risky
truncating Friday. July llth. titty“ hideaway. cents
. ‘ reduction on [every pair...
. alumna. tort. .n. Lvo‘h at no...» »
INM‘I’HEt couuruv.,
“that the Connecticut troops were
~ .d-fi.’il'wn the field, lull was soon ,
v.
south ,Norwalk.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
Miss Eleanor Base, at Ridgefloki, is
a visitor in Norwalk this afternoon.
John Spencer, formerly it Well known
Norwalk jeweler. is visiting in town.
The barges Lucy Lane and Phoebe
Ann are discharging cargoes at Buy-
mood Brothers’ docks.
.lobn DcVoge, who has been Viliilillg
Colo iv‘lowoiiyn‘. has returned to his
llonit, ill liclmtllit. N, Y.
“ Mrs. James Walsh. of Franklin live
into. is entertaining Miss Millie ilur-
den. of Troy. New York.
Miss Mary E. Smith, of Boyvicw
avenue, has gone to 'i‘ompklns (love,
New York. to spend a month.
Mrs. Frank It‘lcwcllyn, of Fair
street, Norwnlk, is visiting her cou~
sin, Mrs. Short. at her home. in ilcthcl.
A number of the cluployccs of the
Eastern Underwear Company went to
Niaullc today to visit their boaux tun-
ong the military boys.
are exported to arrive home to Nor~
walk about. ti o'clock tomorrow even-
ing. from (‘amp (lolc. Nianlic.
The Connecticut. llallwiiy & highl-
iny.‘ itotnpauy is laying a new four-inch
gust un'u through Water street. it
will ho extended as far as llnrriit
avnuuc.
Quiic a large party of South Nor-
walkors went to Now York this morn-
ing to say ”lion Voyage" to Samuel
Scmplc and Mr. Silt-ox, who sailed for
or (icitic.
Misses Lillian i‘ltzcr and May Swrtz
are enjoying the day at (htttlp Colt‘.
Niuntlc. They wont upon the 6:15
train in order to visit New London
buforc going to the camp.
Mrs. James G. lrcgory, oi‘ Wcst
avcnuc, has returned know from Ilic
Adirondaclm. lir. Ward S. irogory
will rcmain until Sl'lllt‘lllill‘l‘, havinn~
been there some time already. for the
boncilt of his health.
The Witmipaoks and Nationals will
get together tomorrow afternoon at the
Polo Grounds. Winnipauk. The pro-
iitninary coutcsl will be between the
Catholic Club lilltl a new nine known
as thc idliii’ View Club.
.‘ . , ‘ Till—'7‘”?! . ..
Tho Norwalks trill bowl as their on
poncnts at Amusement ’i’ark tomorrow
afternoon, the strong Cedar lentil. of
Nt-w York. who have. lost very few
games this souson. .ltlck Mctlrtlth is
billed to sorvu the Now Yorkers with
his choice assortment of tllfilitmlt balls.
'I‘hc garlic will he called at 3:45.
Six curioutls of mcrry children from
lhc South Norwulk (,‘tnlgrt-guttonal
Sunday School enjoyed thclr amnunl
«ruling ,vt'stcrtiuy iii Slccplct'llilst! Park.
The u‘calhcr was perfect and the child
rcn took full cnjoyillcnl of the Hill‘-
Owing to dchlys ihc tars. which It‘ll
llritlgcport nl ~::itl. did pol arrive 1"
South Norwulk llnill about 6:30.
A large delegation from Kililt‘itlllh
ionungh ’l‘rlbc of licd lit-u. Bridgeport.
will comc to South Nozrwaik next Mon-
day cvcning by special l‘roliey to bc
tbc guests of Horus llayloft. Special
arrangements arc now being made to
tlilli‘l'iilill lllc visitors, who will CUlllt‘
with a big hand. Mayor iit-ynoltls an d
it number of iiridgeport‘s city ofilclilih'
will accompany the party.
hop leaned in learn of Mr. lilol'tlcy's
tho well known baseball player. will
ho pleased to lcuru of llr. Dorncy'n
promotion to the position of uunlagcr
of the Derby llruilcll of tho New York
iil‘tlt,‘ili‘y (ltunpauy'u siorcs. 'l‘lle promo
tlou canto lhls \vcck. Mr. llltn-iicy was
schooled in the grocery btlslncss by
'l‘llonuts i-'. ilowtl, nulnngcr of tho
lrlolllll Nill‘Wiliii brunch. under Whom he
was locolcd for five years.
HA8 POST DESERTED MISS EDITH
MANNING.
Reported That He Hn Ltlft Her-—
Wu. Originally Reuldant offlin-
wull N. J.. of Good Fumlly.
llcr'ucri W. i'oal. who cloned rc-
conll: with MINI iidilll Mourning. ihc
titmlll Norwnlk girl. dint not. a member
of tlic local llcdnll-n, our Inns he ovcr
bccn I‘i‘i‘iiiVi‘Ii into membership by el-
lllcw the South Norwuik for Nut-walk
irilma. Invunlllttllltnl halt brought, utll
the fact that l’ollt'u homo was in Mme
well. N. .l.. and lhtlt I’r. at. wall his
l'dlli uumc. ills family i-I weildodo
nld moved Ill Ibo heal aoci ciy in Max-
Well.
Mm. host. who claims that hot hus-
band's natuc Willi King. him loomed
that Post. has «inserted Milan Manning
and that tho latter in to return to
do‘dyottar to invent It I). this MUTUAL‘Savlnas flank where it
W per cent. than in try to .got more. ‘
mall inventor in olden overzealous for a high rat: intention
that the hinting-stun» that their promoters promise.
Horivalk Savings Bank, .
" 7 on WW at... m “limit. can.
who has a few hundred ' dollar!
investment: bring tout tool in:
inflate
llama Tillman on ,ti‘slé‘lartlyi
The members of (Yompanics l’) and I“,
llama» Victim of Great
. French Plot to Sacrifice Him
For High Officials ‘
PARIil. .iuly 13.-—'l‘iils was the cloa—
lng day of Parliament and it was large,
iy devoted to the rehabilitation of AI-
i'red lirol'uo. no that the national holi-
day tomorrow may witness his return
to the army and the official éfiaoement
of the stain placed upon his good
name. “ The Chamber of Deputies met
at: nine in the morning for the. purpose
of llnntenlngriho i’arliamtmtary pro-
cedure and War Minister ltlcicnnh lin-
tncdiaicly prnnented two gorcrnlncnt
bills, one raising Captain Dreyfus to
the rank of major of artillery. and
the other promoting Col. i'lcuaort to
that of brigatiior-genorlli. M. Eticuno
asked for u spoody aciion. adding l
if. was lik! government's Intention to
luscroibe llrcyi‘lls's namc on the list of
candidates for the Cross of the Legion
of Honor. ’l‘Ilis llntluncoillonl
brought forlll il storm of applause.
’i‘ilc. bills were referred to the army
.couuultltm, which at once went into
sousion, approved them tuld drafted
strong, favorable roports..which will
be debated later. it is oxpeclcd that.
both bills will become law before filo
close of the day.
The liadionl supporters of Dreyfus
are seeking to i'iil‘i'll the nmuy gcnc-
rals, colonols and high functionaries
l'csponslblo for his coutlcmlultion. Tho
amnesty law lil‘tlit’t'll-ltlll(‘lll, but ti
lnovctncnt is on foot to repeal this law
for the purpose of reaching (lcnclal
Murder and (louse. (fol. Du Paiy do
Clam and others who wore promincut
in the prosecution of Dreyfus.
The government newspapers declare
that the affair is closed, but others.
notably the r‘lugro and i'thIio do i’arls
assert that florco roprisals are about
to bcgiu. 'I‘hc Figaro, howovor, ap-
peals to thosc who were prominent in
obtaining a revision of llrcyfus‘s trial
not to allclnpi to Oiiitlill vcngcut‘c.
'i‘ho I‘It'lilii‘ asserts that the ucqllilul
ol ilrcyi‘us ulcuns that politicians have
sciacd the judiciary.
'l‘llc prcvaillllg lotto of the press tus-
tifics to the. scrtlplotls Iutorgi'liy oi lllc
court and balls its tlct-lsitnl as a truth
pit of justice.
HONORABLE MENTION.
I
Miss Lelia Williams‘ Essay Appreciat~
ed by Colonial Dames.
The prizes given by the (ionucctlcut
Socicly oi the Colonial llanlcs for illt-
bcst essays on historical subjects. the
clunpctitiou open to all high and pram~
mar school pupils Ill tho state. have
been awarded, Miss l.ciln Williams. of
South Norwalk , winning honorable
mcutiou. Miss Williams” essay bus
:lppcurcd in these columns. The coin-
luiltc of award consisted of Mrs. C. i..
ll. Welling. chairman; Mrs. i‘huunccy
ii. ilrcwslcr. Mrs. (‘hllrlcs .l. (Toic, Mrs.
Willintn ii. Palmer and Miss Emily
M. Morgan. all of Hartford.
..__ _- . -.~..—___.
Witch: at onMALK.
Mrs. O. S. Ferry and Dang tor, of
Washington. Lease Baxtofi iacei» .-
Ml's. t). S. l~‘crry. \vi lililillti lutt-
liililcti Slates Scuulor ..S. Formula»
was one of t‘luluccflc It! Will. Mill"
tlvcs ill iiit‘ upper lltulso'of'I‘ori ‘rcss.
and “Mr daughtt-r. Miss Mary it‘crry.
ilti\'t‘ l't‘llli'iii‘li in Norwalk and will pro»
babiy umkc thcir rosidcncc hcrc por-
Illunt'lllly. They have il‘ilh‘t‘ti lIlc Illlx-
ll‘l' ltiilcc lit the f‘i‘l‘lli‘l‘ tll‘ Iiilsi iilili
Morgan avenues.
For a number of yours Mrs. it‘crry
and Miss Ferry Iulvc rcniticd in Wash-
ington. Miss Fcrry is at slsicr of Mrs.
(‘. (‘. lit-its. of The ilrccu.
SECOND SMOKER PLANNED.
lll addition to illc smoker til the Nor.
\vqu Yacht Club. tomorrow owning.
lill‘i‘i' will ho a second smokor on
'l‘ucsdny t-rclllllg of llcxl Wt‘l'ii. (in this
occasion liit‘ club will cutcrlain the
Now Iiith'ii Yacht Club. also a tlclcull-
lion of tho Norwulk Yacht (‘luh mcm-
born. 'i‘bc cnicrlllilllucnl committee is
arranging a program that will probab-
ly interest. The visiting delegations
in this instance will not he so lurltc
bllt nlcmbcrs will have the prlyllcgc
of inviting io‘t-ul friends. which prero-
ttnlivi- is denied for the smoker on
'inlllrdny cvclltug .
‘ FOLK AFTER GAMBLERB.
Keepers of Templu of Chance Indict-
ed on Complaint of Reform
Governor.
lilliicll'l‘i’ Mo.. .lllly lit—A apt-clot
grand jury nor has lndlctctl several
kccpcrs of gambling houses who hit“!
opornlod at tho wnlorinu l-cuort of Ex-
celaim' Springs. ulltl Ibo prosecution
attorncy has notified titlvornor Folk
that there In llllfilcicnt cvidoneo in
twill! n llllilliit‘l‘ of those Indiciod to the
pcuitcullnry.
NORTHEAST STORM WARNINGS.
NEW YORK. .luly lit-w'l‘llo local
ll'otlillor bureau has received the fol.
lowing special from Washimtton:
"Northeast ntorin wurulngu dblpillycd
ill it. ill. from Norfolk to hurt, Monroe;
disturbance bu North Carolina court
may increase and cllnac high northcuat
to north willlltl on Virginia and North
(‘nrollna count.”
KAIGEHIN AUOUCTE ARRIVIB.
NEW YORK. .lllly iiiumfittiiimtir
Kulllcrltl Aununio Victoria. from Hahn
bum. vita. for New York. was rcpurlml
by wireless illll'l nlllcu aunt of handy
iioolt tll mum. the lam. Will proba-
bly rout-h hemlock alloui into n. at.
Saturday.
“magnum.
HEB MAIDEN THIP.
NEW YORK. July iii-”Tile frolabt
_ nook about filing a. at. Saturday
steamer Elia illcitmcrtl, lmilt in; tho
Rickmortl' Shipbuilding Company at
Brothel-haven. Germany arrived at thin
port today on her mahiian voyage. The
vessel will load for China and Japan.
CAMPANIA Airlift/Ill.
aiASCONtiiil'i‘. Mann. July iii»
steamin- Campnnla. from Liverpool and
downtown for New iorit, wall In
contamination by wireless with the
, station hero, when ital miles east or
Nantucket Innhlship at 3:40 a. in.
ma dammit; will probably reach
0 .- l‘i.
stallion ,
Ball canola Balsa Cash for
Public Initiation. ‘
An emergency fund "for tho Not-walk
Hospital is a project that is being tulle.
ed up- in South Norwalk these days
and, if the plans of the men who have
the matter in charge do not “go altos.
it is likely that such a fund will soon
be started. .,
The. suggestion comes from the men
who have had charge of the ball games
between the South Norwalk and Nor-
wtllk business inert for the peat tow
years. Lat-u your a game was held
and ii flood round sum was made for
the“ Hospital. This year It is planned
to have another big game, charge an
admission and reserve the lirowtida an
n nucleon for an emergency fund for
our l‘iost'niul. ii is it well IUWW" fact
that. there are many poor people ill
town who art unable to go to tile Hos-
pital where they would receive lnilnilo.
Iy better care than at their homes. and
it Is for tlicso pooplc lIlnt it is pro-
posed to start the food.
taken Ill these games between the
clerks and business men and this your
will be no exception. A movement. is
on foot, to have the mayors and city
officials of both cities attend this your.
OBITUARY NOTES.
MISS SARAH it}. WAKEMAN.
'l‘ho tlcaih in North Wilton. yester-
day of Miss Sarah iii. Want-mull. has
brought a dccp sense of sorrow to
each of the very numerous hotly of
Stamford tuna and women, and boys
and girls who passed under hcr ill-
atrllciion in the Center school of this
city, where she sorvcd for years. lllli‘
of its most i'ullhfltl anti Imnorctl teach-
crs. A your age silt: was ohligoti to
resign. owing to ill health. and since
thcn has been a martyr lo physlttiul
fccblcncss and slifi‘crlng. which has
finally culminated ill Il’or Iillltt‘lilt'll
tit‘lilil. A truly rcfiuotl. honorablc anti
faithful tcucllor, llcr mmnory will be
tcllticrly (‘Iil-rlsllctl by all who know
ilm‘ and silt: will be mourned most by
those who knew her bcsl.~~~Slainford
Atlvoczllc.
JOHN Mifilll’lll'.
'I‘Iw funcrul of tho lato John Murphy
will lhl hold tomorrow morning at ll:-
30 from St. Joseph t‘hurch, ol‘ Wilit‘ii
lill‘ lil‘i‘l‘iiSt‘ti was a rclzulzlr attendant
for many years. Dr. Mahcr will of-
l‘lciatc null iutcrmcnl will be in St.
Mary‘s (‘cnlclcry
,
MICHAEL U't‘DNNlilI.
'I‘Ilc funeral of" Mll‘hucl (’i'iiollnor, of
Ilill‘lilll‘ uvcmlc. will be hold at it
o‘clock tomorrow morning from St.
Mary’s t‘lmrch. llllrinl will follow ill
Si. .\iury's t‘clnclcry.
EXPRESS TRAIN DITCHED.
One Man Reported Killed in Wreck at
Chicago. _
CHICAGO. .luly lli.-~~’I‘hc,cuginc t-x-
press cur tlntLfiQilthiuaijnl rear Mi ou-
ou pussculzcr ti‘tlin No. till. from (.‘iil-
cimlali, wmc. (It‘l‘llliilli~liltiii)‘ south of
Iltluunoud. ind. The engine "jumped
the track bclwocn Fair Oaks and Ilosc
Lawn and run into a ditch. The on-
prcss car turilt-d completely over. The
combination can though leaving the
truck (lid not upset. A passenger
couch and two slot-pots. which consti-
tuted the rtmntinder of the. train. rc-
Iliiiilll'li on lbc rails. it was rcporlctl
that one portion was killcti.
CAPTURED “RED’”
Runlan Connors Succeed in Heading
Off Shiploads of Explosives.
HAMBURG. .luly 13.~~'I‘hc Elli‘ iluul-
burgcr Zciiung today says that two
foreign i-‘Il'illllt‘l‘ii which \vcrc icuving
Mcmcl. Prussia. were detained and
scurchcd by Russian censors and that
klldltlll cartridges and ll quantity of ti)-
naiuitc worc found on board the stealth
crs.
CARTRIDGES.
THEIR HONOR SATISFIED.
Frenchman Crouc- Sword; With Edi-
tor Who “Roasted" Him.
i'AlliS. .luly l:l.«—l.leut. Andre, son
of tllc gournl of that. ulmio who fortn-
t-riy was minister of war. and Paul dc
(‘ussngmlc fought u. duel with swords
lotlul as a result of (ion. Andre's pub-
lished attacks on ill. (illssugnuc. l.icul.
Andre was wounded In the right arm.
HARTJE LETTERS FORGERIES.
Angry Words Employed In Court in
Sensational Dlvorco Cm.
l'i'l‘Tt-‘llilliitl. Jll.. .lulr litwlir.
Mlli'tiiiliii I). l-Jwrll. the handwriting
export. who tcsllllcd yesterday that
sonic. of the letters In tho liartlo di-
vocc cnuo wcrc “fabricated." was on
tile witness stand tho greater part of
thin fort-noon and was crosll-cxanlincti
hy'.l. lit-oil lt‘cl‘ltuuon, llllrtju‘u counucl.
’l‘llc ill-fooling cuccudercd bolwuon the
two nil-n ,vuslrtlos watt inlenalilod. and
they bull many angry illiu.
ilobb. who was prcacili, said the hour-
iutt ill the couaplrncy charger lutlllllllt
Allunsiuu liltrtlu. .lohn ll. Wclabouh
and Clifford ilnoc, the colored coach-
nian. would ho held before Aldermen
l". M. King ionlurruw. mgardlosn of the
divorce (euro. ’i‘hcro would to no fur-
ther arrests for a few days. he said.
SATURDAY'B SALE OF
iiilli Music
130 A BOPY: 2 FOR title.
A Lot of New Hm.
Motor March. homawhoro, . (Chas.
K. Harria‘iatcatl, Walla Ma Around
Again Nellie. You‘re a Grand (lid Run.
Why Can't a Girl in! a soldier. Walt:
tin noun an t . Pier til inonmiantl.
Mother. i’in ll toilet on Me. Column
limp. and maul othai‘i.
Will. i. liiilldiillliia‘h
’ music troll.
”all
Donovan link... i «wanton all It.
malici- c‘ on.“ ry.
A lively interest has ulwuy' been?
Analalunt lilalrlct Attorney John 8:
Our new line I
the heat. ‘ .5
nos. i... 5 bazaar}; BUILDING.
I I I I
S111: Shirt Wa1st 8111138.
We have made special prices on the balance of our stock of Silk Shirt Waist Suits. What we have on hand
we have made twu prices on. $7.00 and titted. These prices are to close them out anti are loan than the coat or
o , o ,‘ o 0
Ladies and M18868 Bathing Suits.
.i Ladies’ and Misses Bathing Soils are now on sale. No better values were ever offered at
the prices we quotd .‘Thy are made in the very best of materlala. The styles are correct and the workmanship
Q
I
material.
I I O 'QN‘
Housefurntshmg Department.
Mason's Jars, quarts and plots, in oz. .lclly 'l‘umblcrs ..... 4c doz. Fly Killers be
..... . 55c donut: oz. Ji‘liy 'i‘uulhlcrs ........ L’ilc titlz.i.l:lr Rubbers, any make tic. dozt
2 lo oz. .lclly Tumblers ........ 35c. doz. Fly 'i‘raps .............. . . . inc.
Lightning Jars, quarts and pints, :I’incappic lycrs ........ 2f»c,l<‘ly Paper, 3 sitcom ,,,,, ,_, in;
......... . iibc don; Large Preserving Kettle $l.t)llll')rcss Mnkcrs' 'I‘tlbio $1.00
TRISTRAM 8r HYATT, N ORWALK, CONN.
"H -........._.. - - I
APPROVES INCOME TAX. 1
France Places Main Burden on Necks
of the Rich. Exempting Smaller ‘
Fortunes. i
PARIS. .lulyq 13.~~-’i‘hc (lhambcr of
Deputies today, by a vote of tilt in 43.
:lpptovcd’lbc declarations of Finance
Ministor Poincare favorable to an in-
come tux. thus insuring its adoption at
the next scssiou of i’arliauwnt. .
The project places the main burden
on largo fortunes. exempting the sliltlilr
or incomes.
TangléfoOt
Fly Paper
3 Double Sheets for 50
A suro Fly Sticker, new lot in.
i-ancy New i'oiutocs. per pk. 350»
Fine Cookies, largo size.
New Unions, pct qt. ......... he
2 l‘kgs. Force with puzzles lnsitlc.‘.:.‘.cl
:i l‘kgs. Ont t-‘iultos . ............. noc'
Nuiivo llccis. pcr bunch ..... or.
Native Wax ilcans. nor of. . ..... illc|
Native Peas, per qt. ......... 5c
iii .lliseluii’s
NORTH MAIN ST.
rat... ago—2.
iifii‘i
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—and
its—this season. We are now
getting in a fine stock of fresh
mined coal—for you—all kinds
and all good.
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Jolovan lili PlAGE.’
WOMEN'S
PAT. COLT and GUN METAL
PUMPS.
ORIBTV TIEB
In
RUCBIAN CALS. PAT. COLT
II'I
GLAZED KID, DULL QUARTET“.
NUSEETT AND WHITE CANVAS!
00008
for
MEN. WOMIN and CHILDREN.
man-.- i
l'i" MIN “a
cw suit-mu tic,
tab?" it"
H. KRIEGER & co ‘
WEST WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK.
Closing Out Now!
COME QUICK
AND PICK OUT THE BEST.
Bronchitis
In more than a cough; it. Is a deep-seated inflam-
mation or catarrh of the bronchial tube: and
lungs~allied to asthma and the moat. truthful
source of consumption. It: baffle: all schools of
medicine. and 00th euros. loaded with nitr-
eotioa are worthless and harmful. because no
remedy taken internally only, ever did or can
cure.
ram, ’ alone has triumphed in every one for“ so
yam. ' '
BRAZILIAN BALM, the garmioide bul-
nuke 1i! dropl «cry a nod... and no noun sonata- the throat
and about with not. also: Balm over: night. mu! momma. ll:
penetrates, vellum the inflammation. kills '
coughing and rolling of phlegm. mm the 1W,” the vigor
of youth. not that We on “.00 bottle, lap up the autumn
humility for a law WW and no gamma our. aim down to
the ram MOW the
mutant-tau at only; ooh-nutrient. No We: optical.
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