l‘ WEATHERW FORECAST.
For Norwd‘ik and vicinity: Cloudy
tomb: mucus” lair. . A trough of
10' Dissolve own the ocean is produc-
ing c find..- rainy weather along"
the coast rein morlda to Maine. An
III-es of high pressure over the Lake
lesion is producing pleasant weather
in the interior. Conditions favor for
this vlclnlty considerable . cloud!
weather, but not much rain, followed
by fair on Thursday.
The markets are tilled with lus-
cious southern Peaches. the majority
at them from Georgia.
Complexioh treatments are a noose.
easy part 0‘! the grooming oil a wall
preserved Woman. it is not so much
a matter of how you look today, as
how you will look tomorrow. --Hollis
Iter’s Rocky Munisln Tee does the
business. Tea. or Tablets, 35. cents.
Plaitscd's Drug store.‘
Mr. and Mrs. Beriine, of South
Nor,wslk hays been guests of Mr. and
MN Theodore Hamilton, in Weston
Mrs. William J Henry, of Mott ave-
nus, is ill 0: pneumonia. which for-
tUnV.tely has only affected one lung.
Dr. and Mrs. George S. Commlngs.
002 Livingston street, are spending
the summer at the New Haven shore.
Mrs. J. R. Griffeth and Miss Harriet
liubbell, of Nor,wslk here gone. to
Cottage City, Mass, for a two weeks'
sojourn.
Why does the sun burn? Why
does a mosquito sting? Why do we
feel unhappy in the ‘Good Old Sum
nier time? Answer: We dont. we
use Derti’s Witch Hazel Salve. and
these little ills den't bother us Lest-n
to look for the name on the box ‘to
getthe genuine. ' Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy. , “
Mrs. Malvlns Wheeler. of Norwalk,
and Miss Cora. Wheeler. of Bridge-
port. are guests of Miss Hattie Gould,
in Weston.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Smith, of
Norwalk.’ have been entertained at
the residence of Mrs Ephrlam Fitch;
in Weston.
Miss Maud Vredenburg. of 91 Elm
. street, Danbury. returned home after
a ten day's visit: in South Norwalk
and Bridgeport.
The Misses Von Egloffstein. daugh-
ters of Csmile Von Egloflsteln. and a
relative, Mrs- ll‘ A. Holmes, are guests
dot the Nerwalk Hotel.
-—Cures baby' 3 croup. Willie s dolly
cuts and bruises, mnma' s sore throat,
grandma's lameness—Dr, Thomss'
Eclectrlc Oll~——tlle great houschlod
remedy.
Mrs. Carl Schaub and Miss Lillie
Schaub, of Railroad uvenue. are in
Washington, whore they are spending
a few days with friends.
Miss Julie Heath left New Haven
yesterday for a two wcoks' trip up the
Hudson with Dr, and Mrs. Hurry
Bates of Smith Norwslk.
Edward H Morohoilse is enjoying
a week‘s vacation from his Iluiirs at
the Holmes, Keelcr and Selieck Com-
pany store. in Wall ‘street.
Gustave Grosjesn. Major George M.
IIolmcs‘ ohuuffI-ur, has purcllnsod lion-
ersl Russell Frost‘s uutmnobllc. He
will give the car a thorough overhnul-
ing.
There is just as good fish in the brine
As ever come mil of the sen.
But you will iitkc it out in fishing
Unless you take Rooky Mountain
Ten.
Flalsied's Drug Store,
Mrs. Mortimer 10.1.90 and Miss
Marlon hoe returned yralcrdsy to
iheli home in Fulrflold ilvonue. flitor
spending a Week in Hartford and
Rockvllle.
William A Stevens. of South Main
street. who recently bud n severe ut-
tack of nppenfldicitis line resumed his
duties in the union of the South Nor-
wslk freight depot.
MI. and Mrs. (lomgo E, Vrodouburg
of South Norwulk. have returned home
lifter spending u tow duyu. III. the
homo of Mr. and Mrs William Kirby
of Wcstvillo Itvonuo, llunllury.
Miss Vivian M. Bodefstrom of New
York. is enioylng a vacation of live
weeks ct. her home in Ilayvlcw it”!-
one Miss finderslrom in st prclwrn
cuiortainlug Miss Ella (lrsllt Ambler.
of Catskill.
IITTII TRAN IPANKlND.
Spanking does not cure children of
hell wetting. if it did there would be
few children that wouldndo it. There
is I constituuonalxd‘anu or thiI. III.
M. Summers. Box 610. sire Dame.
Ind. will send her home treatment to
any mother. She asks no mouse.
Write her today if your children tron
, his you in this way. 000' hiamc the
fluid. The chances are“ can't help
‘0 . . i . ;
Cleanliness
HID ALWIYI IIIN OM MM.
IONIIN AND IIII'. I
Hem
I.
as,“
I'll .
or can ovum
is open to all. Excellent extracts are
sold in bottle or bulk at moderate
prices.
One of the newest odors is Fouls:
dour, an empiric a dltlon to the long
“I": at those relic at my lady' s sen
rnsru‘uns condor soars also
rower WATERS
term a
Custdm l‘s mgtllpgdvepgrtpfialutagm
in any of these lines will find it here
at the lowest price.
Edw. W. Kelley,Jr.
Drugnlst.
8 North Main Street. Tel 620—3
Connections for all north and south
bound cars can be made at our store.
«.7
k.
Butler Lodge, 1. o. o. n, will hold
a regular meeting this evening.
Miss Ada Elliott, of Norwalk. was
in Southport yesterday calling on
friends.
Tile ladies of the Smith Norwulk
Congregational Church are arranging
for a novel entertainment to be hold
on August 28.
'-I .9 . ; . . .
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Swords and son
Quentin, of .New Haven, are missing
the week with Mr. Swords'llnothcr ut
the old homestead.
Johnsilarrow. a retired business
man of, New York, is spending a few
days in South Norwalk. the guest of
Miss Bessie Smith, of ilnlOn street.
and Mrs (7. B Gray, of Ann street.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Shay and fam-
ily. of Fall River, Mass, are spending
their vacation with Mr. and Mrs. John
T. Hayes, of Holden avenue. Mr. Shay
is a membei of the police dope tilicl‘lt
of Fall River.
. Prof. Tyler. of Amherst college, said
recently: "A llillll can live comfor-
tnhly without bruins: no man ever ex-
isted without a digestive system. The
dyspeptic has neither faith. hope or
charity." Day by day people realize
the importance of caring for their div
gestlon, realize the need of the use of
a little corrective after overeating. A
corrective like Kodol for Dyspepsia.
lt. digests what you out. Sold by The
Cliflord Pharmacy.
Miss Katherine Thomas has resign-
ed her position as night, operator at
the SouthNorwuik office of the South
crn New England Telephone (‘ompnny,
in order to Iteke a flattering position
in Bridgeport
About 3.500 automobiles and 400
motor cycles have been registered with
the secretary of state. This registra-
tion indicates pretty accurately thc
number of motor vclilclcs iii the sin-
to.
Washington Pump. l'strnilic (lrdcr
of tho Sons of America will hold It
regular meeting tomorrow cvoniug lit
8 o'clock, in Grand Army Hall, South
Main street. Refreshments will be
served. ,
EX-Cilllllt‘llllllln Edgar ll. li‘ox. of
New York. formerly of South Nor-
walk. bus purchased of the William
R, lxlckwood estate, the housc occupi-
ed bv Exprcnslilali John Connors, at
115 West street.
James (3. Smith, .lncob Ricch, i‘lilln«
dolphin; E. ii. Lynne. William 0. Hill
George Show, llosiou; E. T, SI-lillmi.
Providence; lko Erdnlnn. Chicago; .lu-
lilis Loobl. E. L. Romliurd. I. A. Hun
ion, M. D. liunlon, (‘. Ii“. Buckley, .l.
B. Merrill: (l. S. lislleron. W; W
ll‘rnnwiili. J. Cohen, ll. Havens, F‘. L.
Snodeber. New York; .l. ll, Myers. \Vn.
Icrbury: (‘nplnln and Mrs. (l. E. F‘ield.
Harry S. Now, New Haven: Albert.
Bork, (:limdi-n: (‘. A. E. ll‘isomun,
Brooklyn; H. P. Simpson. Jersey City:
li‘. W. Potter. Hurnioitn'. W. A. Mun-
dor. Mr. and Mrs. M. ii. lluuiou. ilob-
ort M.
Nownrlt, N. J.; li‘rutlcrlult Dqult.
Wcstpnri, wore ulicsis yosicriiuy lit
the Hotel t‘lill'ord,
John (J. Wilson a (Yomoiinv have
lust lusliml ii llillllliltlllil‘ i‘oldur I‘llllilllll-
log 32 lino bulf limo illustrations of
still and soil hull. hull-loin.» rule of
their ilouih Norwlllk fat-lbw and at
their Orange works out! did‘von ill to!-
ior view showing their plank snob.
stiffening, lll‘i'iililllg finishing. curling
trimming uiid flushing menus, and ill!‘
These folders
will im proucilii'd to the lion's could-
more in such luluutllica us they. lull]
their
The firm will also print
on the trout Invcr of the booklet 1110
parking dopurlmcu‘tu.
ill'lilri‘. for distribution anions
cIitliollii-I‘h.
refollur a trade marks. Any retail hat.-
ier not now fl dildiilmor of John C.
W‘llmm II timothy who desires one
of "Wills humiumiiii booklets will re-
rolvo a copy by mail on application-—
The Allitll‘lt'liti linllcr.
COTTON MANUFACTURII DIAD
August 1.
NEW lilililii'Olll), Mass.
width/uni Mllllnrli. it well
i:
“DWI! (lat
» inn manufacturer. tiled here today. He
had been ill of diabetes for I lost
time
OWEN UP TO Oil.
ll Spicgei. 1200 N. Virginia Ila” . ‘
"For ever
000 years i was troubled with kidney
resilient!
allowed it" run down, sndamram
Evansville. ind. writes:
.iuui bladder situations ethic
mo much pnln unit worry.
had to abandon work 'cntiroiy. i it
three or the can. physician with u f" :
chily Iv .' W.
muggy
1,. egg,"
me no good and! will:
on up to die. Foley's
was recommended and the
{sesame urea: renal, mi “Whit;
as In men but It , .
cow muses orig; .". '«
‘ '30?“
V “club?" mu
0
' a 00 film”
» Presld nt Roosevelt as saying 3.? him
. Morgiiniowu, ind.,
Danton, llnrlowo M. l‘lunlon.
M ,
pen mandcfiblalned Ith'
filial)
t
' 001
'a white
° m‘ill’ .uu *-
lehosin
Mimosa. in which be 03,010 It
was making mild Itr files Sill til Unit
ed States. this to the co piste free-
dom w oh“, the church on noyed and
f the Aluericsn lvll
sillip (llslirlelu,f noted
on leaning . h on was to
conduct :1 n1 Mitigate ome:
‘ "Tell the pope that I solid lay me
found regards. ulvh‘ethriod to treat
Protestants and Catholics alike, .1.“
my latest to lnlmects show. i ll
try to per filings»;- This -
puclice willt will! in ‘W Centurélg.
l axe _ iii e‘ Oaths c
pres some! as el ' Protesildlits. l
Irust that they will all trout each
other as l have tried to do "
The pope answered thanking ”the
bishop most wsrml, expressing his
great love for the cues 'Staies and
his very highest esteem cl President
Roosevelt. The pontiff also presented
the leaders of the pilgrimage. with
models and consented to be photogrnp
hell in the group of pilgrims
THE END OF THE WORLD
of troubles that robbed E. R. Wolfe.
‘of Beer Grove, “is. of all usefulness.
hitters. He writes: “Two years
ago Kidney trouble Caused me great
suffering. which i would never have
survived had l not taken Electric Bit-
ters. They also cured me of General
bility." Sure cure for all Stomach.
iver and Kidney complaints. Blood
Diseases, Headache, Dizziness and
Weakness or Bodily Decline. Price
500: Guammeed by F‘ H Baxter's.
South Norwallt, and E. P. Wood‘s.
Norwalk drug stores. .
CARS RUNNING A8 USUAL.
NEW BEDF‘ORD, Mass” July 31. ~—
The eighth 'dny of the street railway
men' s strike opened this morning with
the situation virtually at u standstill
The railway « officials were operating
care about on the usual schedule with
the aid of strike breaking niotormen
nnlfouductors brou ht from other cli-
lee, while the unto men steadfastly
clung to their demand for a wage in-
creusc and recognition of the union.
The company unhounced thnt curs
ould be run on all lines according to
the regular schedule today, and that
the police guard would be dispensed
with during ‘dhyii‘ght hours. The de-
crease in stone throwing and other
forms of disturbance has made it on
necessary to continue the pruetioe of
having it policeman on each car
ONLY DUB! FOR DYIPIPOIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush of New Castle.
Del, says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have grmt distress
and belch‘ng. fitrlcd everything I
could hear of, no nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Billion all ono W00
cent bottle cured me conlplcii- ly."
For sale by R. H Pleist‘ i i". ll.
Baxter and The Qflflord Phat u. icy. ”
FIGHT VICTIM else in HOBPTAL.
liiilt'lnlt‘Olll) August ]. ~(lcnciul
Boston, Iolored, who during a quarlcl
was klckod in the abdomen by Wil-
lllini Bucllcr. another negro. died of
his injuries at St. Francis Hospital
yesterday. The light occurred in a
house in the rear of 1233 Main strcoi.
llurlicr has been in the city but a tow
days. and is a big 'bIIrly fellow with e
rcpuiullon us a lighter and be bad to
bo ovorpoworcd by four policemen at
his boarding place.
ANOTHER GOOD MAN GONE
WRONG.
' llo neglected to lulu- h‘oloy's Kidney
Cure at tho llrst signs of kidney trou-
blo. hoping it. would wear away. and
he was soon a victim of Bright's dis-
case. There is danger ill delay, but
it Foley‘s Kidney (‘uro is taken at
once the sympioms will disappear. the
kidneys are stronglhonod and you are
soon sound and well. A. ll. Buss, of
had to get up ion
or iwlve times In the night. and bull
a severe backache and mine ill tho
kidncl'ul. slid was core by Foley's
Kidney Cure. Plulstcd’s Drug
Store. . ”
”up
AUTO HiLL CLIMBING CONTEST.
CRAWFORD NO'l‘ilH. N. il.. July
{it—Alihougli the made were still in
uomowliui a muddy condition as the
result of yesterday‘s rain. the weutb.
or was clear and bright ioduy. and
Ilie=ulitomobilo hill climbing content
postponed f; lip polordily wore slutt-
cd shortly of fir :30 u; m. The route
.for the cliullrwss up the sleep grade
from the old Willey House to Crow-
fouls.
' BTOP THAT GOLD
or t may res tin Pneumonia his
sill n Balm lI ranking on colds when-
ever tried. almost without exception
10c. 20c, 00c and 31:00 battles. The
Clifford. Baxter's and l’lalsied'I. “
lie wh has no patience with chii«
Epsom-s Ignpmter with media.
. a .
liclsm:
came when he began taking Electric .
* hill: at l“. H. Baxter‘s, Boulll Norwalk.
. plant of the Montgomery Brothers
the water. WW
and Sshwld.
The Harbor View
'“ AMERICANS N ILLWTREATED
Committee From” the Isle at Pine. to
. -. ,g to Wnahlngton. .W
NEW ORLEANS. July 31.-—~Besrlng
complaints about ill~treatmcnt of Ame-
ricnns on the Isle of Pines. u commit-
tee of two from that island arrived
last night at Mississippi river uunr~
antine station on their way to Wash
ingtou to lay their complaints before
the State Department.
One oomplulnt says that n lumber-
msn whose home was formerly in Wis
consul. was recently holed before u
justice and fined because he tilled in a
hole in public road in front of his
house. Another subject of complaint
is the alleged illutl‘ontmoni of Miss
Millie J. Brown, the Amoricun glIl,
by order of President Palms after she
had been convicted of violation a law
regulating telrpinphs. Au uppcul to
the United States for annexation is
among the documents in possession
of the conimitlmo, which consists of
Capt. Miller. of Chicago. who opcruics
n steamboat line between the isle of
Pines and Cuba, and Mr. Simon a
Michigan man. with timber interests in
the latter island. ’l‘hoir slcnmor will
not be rclessedfrom quarantine and
allowed to. proceed to dock at. New
Orleans ‘Mtilmmcday.
Stntc of Ohiogfi‘ityrof Toledo. Lucas
County. as.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of l“. J.
Cheney 0 00., doing bu'sincss'in the
City of Toledo. County and State
aforcssld, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED D01:
[JARS for each and oveiy (use of Ga-
ilirrnh that cannot be cured by the
use of Hull's Cnlsrrh Cure.
RANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to 00$» Inc and subsirlbed
in my presence. ‘Llils 6th day of Decem-
her A. 11,1880
. A. W. GLEASON.
(Scnl.) Notary Public.
Hall's Cstnrrli Cure is taken inter.
nully, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials tree.
F. J CHENEY & 00. Toledo, 0
Sold by all Drugglsls. 75c.
Take Halls‘ Family Pills for sound
potion.
GERMAN COMPANY REFUIES TO
SAN FRANCISCO, July ill ——Tbc
Trnns- Atlantic Filo. insurance Coin-
pany of Hamburg. Gormuny has refus-
cd to law San Francisco insurance
claims. approximating 84, 000.000. The
tolloiving stall-Inc III was given out
lust night by the lucid officials of the
company:
“The Trans Atlantic li‘ire insurance
(Bouillon) denies liability upon the
mound that the loscil arose from an
overwhelming cumstroplle, duo in a
vlcllntlon of piovideuce. for indcmni
against the consequences of whlclia
I o policy never was Intended lo pro
vidc and does lllll provide. Moreover.
the attitude of the Iii-insuring mm
ponies at home compels the TrsneAt
lands to assume lids position."
"4 DELF DEFEND!
Miller llunlni editor and manager
of the Constituilolldlisi. Eminence.
Ky.. when he wua fiercely, attacked
four years ego by l'ilua. bought a box
of Bucklen's Arulru Bulv of which
he says: "it rurod mo in ten days
and no trouble llllictl." Quickest heel-
or of Burns. Bows. Cuts and Wounds.
and E. 1’. Weeds, Norwslk,
stores.
Idling
I
IUFPALD PLANEINQ MILL Iuau
BUFFMD, N. Y.. July lll.-'l‘lio
and Company‘s pinning mill and box
factory. on, Colin street. was partly
burned today. coming It loss calimsh
on at ”10.000. The Pierce : some
bile Company occupied the top license
lumen of their ours 'l‘liey cclimstc
their loss It “00.000: The other cos.
. i Montgomery Brothers loss is estimat-
mounts were liw Cipher incubator
Company and the Niugera bound”.
at “0.000 the Cypher Company at
0,000. and the Niagara hundry 05.-
Mfil covered Iby incurstice.
New! rec Items «turbo
$33 by site Inc at W"
'lsn a .
mo leg night watchman.
i WANOE Filll iii. to stout: A iillill‘.
Title perfect Indigent-allied by
ills New Yul ii lions Mortgage 0 title Guarantee 00.
‘ CAPITAL $150,000.00. 5
I _ . i , m
For Maps and Particulars, apply to
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN,
TEA... 154—4.
OR ANY REAL ESTATE BROKER,
,Waewa
who was recently released from prison ,
when they: musicians the wood so: i on once
Routing "Hiking and Fishing. Every lot ham-lymph my to -
ll “Mariel. with shade tress. Nest Trolley, churches
., .
Realm bumping
seat up» w.
RESTORING DAN FIANGJIOO
. BU UlLDWNGSI '
SAN FRANCiSC’t) Jilly 31~Thc
Board of Supervisors passed a vote
of confidence in the miller psr‘t of the
City Hull and also the Hall’ of Justice.
at its meeting yesterday. A special
committee rdported that “lit lesst'six-
Iy per cent. of both buildings can be
made use of again and. within less
than two years they can be complete-
ly and economically restored. "
The Board resolved that the debris
and wreck should‘bc cleared away.
and limit. the. Hall of Records be for
nicdiutcly out In good condition. For
the permanent restoration of the Hall
of Justice. the finance committee was
instructed to employ three experts a
structural engineer. on ilrchltcct and
ugtilldel‘. thoroughly to go over the
but ding in detail and ascertain What
will be necessary to restore order.
CURED HAY FE‘éER AND SUMMER
D.
A. J Nushuum, Batesvlllo. ludlana.
writes. “inst‘yesr l suffered for
three months with a summer cold so
distressing that it interfered with my
business. 1 had many of the symp-
toms of hay naval. and a doctor' s pro
scri‘ptlon did n'ot reach my case, and i
took several medicines which seemed
to only aggravate my case. Forth
nstely insisted upon having Foley's
Honey and If and it uickly cured inc
My wife has since used Foley s Honey
and Tar with the some success."
l’lalsied' s Drug Store.
TENNIS PLAYERS IN TRAINING.
BOSTON. July in ~Nearly all the
tour score tennis players Who partici-
pated last week In the longvvood tour
uumcnl «mtlnucd their training for
the national championships by going
this week sum to Newcastle or to
Nahnllt tournaments ln both places
beginning toiiay.
The Newcastle tournament is on
open slair and the event reaches its
fifteenth renewal this year. '
Play in the Nshont tournament is
by invitation only
The Nahnnt field includes William
A. burned. William J Clothier, Karl
H. Bohr, E. B. Dcwthr t, Robert be
my. R C ScIIVer,N Niles. E .l.
Leonard E. Hooker, T R Poll and J
D E Jones.
As burned and Hehr met today at.
bongwood the Nnhnnt committee held
back their matches until tomorrow.
W
GLAD TO TELL ALL ABOUT IT.
—-—-—-~
Another Farmer Thoroughly,
With Results From the so of
Dr. illell‘IrdIm Dyspepsia
orders are most disagreesbls and even
dangerous
indignation
norm of a stomach medicine.
Every manufacturer does not fur-
nish local evidence. Only one atom
uoh remedy proves its ulsilns with so-
tual south Norwnlk cures-din Rich-
anal?" Dyspepsia Tublols.
tint avenue. East Norwalk, says: -
"Dr
number of 'i- am.
clues withoutpcrmiiilent honest. Fin-
Oblaiilod I bottleq
pepsin 'l‘ahlcia It l‘luisted' I driignstloro
and began tnliln them accord
restored to virtue
derluily short time.
erloysd to see those olda
Pleased ‘
blots
Everybody knowst that stomach dis-
“Everybody will be glad to know of
cod, rational remedy for dyspepsia
n'Evuiyhoily should Insist upon being
furnished with good home evidencew
in or near South Norwulh~us to the
chin Wesson farmer. 20 Pleas-
illrhsrdc Dyspepsia Tablets
have been loost elleotull in relieving
me of I serious stomach disorder
which had annoyed me mostly for a
loud msny medl-
It or I relative l
for. Richards Dye
directions, with t 0 result that l “was
t health in I won-
AI 1 continued
to use this sterling rehlody l on cv-
v tin
symptoms om which i hm
W , ‘ u
. “rest upon onir lflflpOO'lllo _
A WASH IOODB' WEEZK
’l'i‘he makers lose, but they would
rattler ibse can winter their surplus
M6000!!! " WYOur gain sale it you' re
inlets ‘sted. « .
Bolt finish line quality of white
batiste, with small and large llowered
directs. ‘c‘olers pink. biuc, violet and
yellow ht lllfic yard.
'30 inch Imperial linen ilnish_ chum
brays for shirt waist suite at lilo yard.
l 30 inch. Moons. an extra line Miter
lion of linen suiting. has all the sdvnn.
times of linen, costs only one- quarter
as much. Price, 14c yard.
30 inch white dotted dress mull, va~
lilo 350 yurd. While it lasts for 25¢
yard. ‘ ‘ '
the
GPEOIAL LOTI '
roe QUICK olecoeAL.
Assorted toilet soaps. 6c cake.
Whlshbroouls. good. quality; _100.'
160. , ,
Deming cotton, 2 for he. ' ‘
Assorted sizes safety pins, 60‘:
Ladies' white du‘clt bolts at 100'.
I White Linen Parallels 'am necessary this season to give the opioid
llouch to o slimmer toilet. Our Parasols are very dainty and ”Kipp: ,
much admired. Although the sales have been large, we have an oncoming
1y good lino still, including hand~pain ted, tucked. and embroidery Mull; .
styles, that were priced up to 02.00 each. You may choose from Diego
now at $1.25. l
. N. E. RYAN a 00.
86 Washington St., So. Ndrwalk.
. J ' SUMMER SALE
A HOST OF HOT WEATHER NEEDS. .
Shirt Walsls. Hosiery and Underwear, Children‘s Dresses, laces. Wash _
Fabrics. Hammocks, Mailings, Kitchen Ware, etc. etc. have all hang
specially priced that will put all the best possible leaders in the past “I.
be
Telephone Jul
in the shade.
3‘ Come and see what we have for you.
FOR YOUR WINTER m1- ,
SUPPLY. ‘
Tell us what kind at s w
you have. and what killd‘ of it};
once you have, and we’ll tell you
just what kind of coil ”is.“
Leather Souvenirs.
‘ Water Wings. 25 cents and 35 ’ce‘nts.
Boats. all Sizes.
AT NLSON s
DANIURY MEN UNDEI ".000
BOND
DANBURY. August! l.-'i‘ony Mon
misc. twenty, and James Emily. 21.
con: employee or local lilt. factories.
were nmlgued before Judge Scott in
tho'Cit'y Court lycsterddy «abused
with knocking down and robbing Will-
lsr la lennox. on that. Pearl street,
Notes In Contractors.
“if « '
Office of the Street Commissioners. of
the City of Booth Nurwolk.
July 30,1000.
Bonk-d proposals will he received
at this clue until Thursday, August
as”. for the laying of shied eleven
ndrod‘ lineuii‘fect of 00inch and 30"
inch“ Rent-were pipe sewer. with the
necessary appurtenancls. Plans and
spot-idealistic can be seen at this of
line on and alter Wednesday. August
lIi, 1000.
All‘ bids will he refused after iii
dclcrk noon at August till. 1000.
The direct Commissioners reserve
wrotho right to reloct any or all hide. or'
into accept any that in their iudglnent
m'wlll be for the best interests of the
I I“
goods satisfactory to the Commis-
sinners will be required or those to
whom the contract be awarded.
oi- acmihodc sell, made pay-
".00
THE REGIEWTIOI TI,
sLocK new. l w trill} '
2t, 28 August 0,11,48,00. .
bell “01050..
- cum DUMMIT‘I' ma ill ll
‘day trips, July
CHUNlil
est a. 7, II. from New
cents a aoIrv. llu day In
it“ uncoupling,“ It
3:33. August ll,
cAMtooA IP mos,
ttilll. July mil”. ‘00
:0.“ 27. some elm
0
Adrian“ elitism
Natalie; I ”th"
measles mm
day. August list.
I
ATLANTlC sorry," t
Iii. August
on. to from Nib it“...
‘ carom”. noun-rat
belong. dingo
old me health and strength.
03W nourishing
I “working man needs.
IQI‘VOIIIIDII.
molt were alien y in‘
mm not boson seen since turning in
h lionm inc and“; am ouiIi critic affiliate with the name
, Ila 'rI'hicts “:{quu 0 WV of c hid a", “a mg: l” ”00%“.
mil-“’1' in this by l about addresses In its. tlilllrgancrai AnIIIIt ii. septa Ht
medical“ on menu mm“ seems it wens will T5? m
t'kdh. bottle. Mode by Dr alibi essence it now‘ at. n.“ or
"III Dyspepsia 'l‘ahlet Anoclstios. its it. .1, l h. t ,
Well now so We . mil ., MNWlW- 00st. '
“hi-3:. 23m m’ "is? South rw u to no amount «"00
0
Whales hid ‘
food -,dclv Who. ii but that in cm the
Hindu Ionnd— ellltiis'
ly and am no ionic!t tl'o musics" filth will;
I sin certainly thank- lion
lnl tor the good Dr. Richards DyIpIp-i
July ill, to Angeli
lroin New . ‘
dI trl
10...... . .
this to the Iran-Mr or its our of
NOVA IGOTIA,
August mu. 0
on.
lilIillil ”it Iran-
tract is award
ti! whom i. is 00‘ awarded
it"loui' It” him concea-
Iilecnlc said contract
iii mm“ “DRUM!“ noon the
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