1 a... u... ‘ Closing Out All Spring and Summer Goodsfi ~ rice. lid 1 , 1 , i I M" ‘ We never “ my goodsirom ye'ar to year. missus: what the .vsllles or how eilcellsnt the , ...“.‘.‘l’l‘...l‘i§, R: 233.3% film styles may be. log in the line of Summer Goods must be closed out during the month of , ”it I IN. . August; Every Repartment has some desirable things to otter. ,; we mention only a few of the m [sired mo con. 2 other and ,, rib sale prices. Special lot of corsets. all sires, 39c. WMNIR UNDER ‘ “illustrious shape of figures tell a 'stronp story here; Just a minute of ‘ slows. . , "Ito on! be bottle Resolemn, Large bottle amm magic" barge bottlb Flori water, 101:. be assorted soap. cake. 8c. toil honey comb towels. do each. nullity buck towels, . sale buck towels, sale hemmed husk towels, regu» o quality; sale price we each. heavy hemmed hack towels, be grade; sale price, 1295c. real Russian Linen towels. ce,15c each. 1* fine quality buck towels that been selling for 25c and 29c . sale price. 22c each case bleached cotton crush. sale 30 yard pieces bleached crash, sale price, 13 quality brown crash, all linen, ice, dildo ya1d. our 101: check glass toweling. price, so yard. ,1 - 2%.: check gloss towellng. hm 10c ard. _ 15c check glass towellng. 1 121/50. huck ioweliug, regular 12w: lo price, 101: yard. . WELL ARMED I (Continued from first page.) ‘1 ‘ m ernment troops and‘ the insur under Pine Guerra is more in I. than the officials at the palace iling’ to admit. Guerra is be to have neatly or quite 2.000 0 can be depended upon They _ fled to be Well-equipped with ‘ p d ammunition. it is suspected ' a insurgent leaders withdrawal Louis and San Juan was a attract the government troops their base at Piusr del Rio. A till descent upon Pillar del Rio us event that Palmus troops do Ito an early offensive. would not those seemingly well inform- e city- has less than 1.000 armed rs. and the strength of the Melly is in doubt fliers has been no serious dis . 1 III the cities, but in the sur- Q districts where the people in touch With official life the 1‘1 do far as can be learned is ring. Government (agents are May for'a the United States ‘ asersho Marleen describing the rout of v rumour recruits near Gaines. ed! Havana. yesterday says has orders were all/en after the meat force encountered the roll dept “every man for himself.‘ flotilla rout became in reality a Havana. ANA. August 25. ~The village Navajo. five miles from Hu- occupied by a force of so. urgents last night. bloom of mounted city and I police proceeded to Arrovo , early this morning and the in- ‘ who had occupied that place not crisis. it is officially an- has been satisfactorily ar- Sober O'Fsrrlli, the acting i the interim and secretary and Justice. has consented to to com positions (secretary of justice). withdrawing only interior department Senor rllilg and General Moniaivo , ad interim, in charge of . y of the interior. When 4‘ sooALLso WHIMIAW to safety pins. Miler. he. s cakes or celebrated toilet soap. 3 value 501:, for 25h .ltiair plop, 3 papers for lo. Lot antiseptic dress shields. 10c. do hair pips, per paper 1e. 6e crechet cotton. spool. do. Hair brushes. 190. value bile. Toilet powder. 9c box. Fancy hat pins. 5r. each. 5c pearl buttons, doses 3c. 5c hooks and eyes, card, 3c. sac pearl buttons, card tic. Albereen Silver Polish, to cake. Toilet paper. 10c quality. 4 pkgs. for 260. Bone hair pins. doses, 30.. 3c basting" cotton for 10. 19c tooth brushes for 10¢. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. ‘Put’int‘o lots for easy choosing and priced minus profit. Women's muslin drawers. deep ruf- fle, regular price. 29c; sale price, 23c. Muslin drawers. deep umbrella ruffle. lace or embroide trimmed, were 89c and bile; sale price. Site. ~ Women's short skirts, made of very good muslin, regular price, 79c; sale p1 ice 50c. Women’s full length skirts. deep ‘ iiouncc embroidery trimmed These skirts were'll. 50 and $1. 25. at 98c. Muslin gowlls. tucked and embroid- ery trimmed; sale price. 39c. Women's gowns. tucked and em- broidery ‘trimmed, regular price 89c and 75c; sale price, 5013. Women's low and V neck corset cov- Generai Ruis Rivera. Cuban minister to Central and South American coun- tries. who has been cabled to return Immediately to Cuba, reaches this city, he. will resume charge of the interior ministry. STATE COUNCIL, 0. U. A. M. Meeting Held at the House of State Secretary Adams. .A business meeting of the State Council Order» of United American Mechanics, was held yesterday after- noon at. the home of State Secretary C. H. Adams in Grove street. and im- portant business connected with the organization was transacted. in the evening the members of Lincoln Coun- cil. 0. U. A. M.. of this city went to Mr. Adams’ home where a social time was spent. State Councillor Cutting 9' m and the other members of the state council delivered addresses on matters of' interest. to the organisation and ice cream and links Were served. The affair was a very enjoyable one and their entertainment was appreciated by the state oillcors. HORSE HAD NARROW ESCAPE. A horse owned by Butcher William F. Whiilock. of Norwalk and driven by Edward Donneliy. had a narrow escape from breaking one of its hind legs yesterday afternoon in Wall street. One of the traces broke and in the tangle that followed. one of the horses hind legs landed over the cross bar of the shafts throwing the uni moi. Several men came to the seals lance of the driver and assisted him in‘ straightening out matters. | CROWNEO AT NIAGARA PALLG. NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y.. August 25. -Murt.in Kane and H. L. hicGrath while hosting in the gorge today were caught by the current and carried through the whllrpool rapids. Kane was drowned, but. McGrath managed to swim to the shore. TRIP TO MEXICO. Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Weed. of Wash lngton. who have been summerlng at the Moody place in East avenue. are new members of a geological research party in Mexico. At present they are located in the city of Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Wood's children will remain In Norwslk until their return. II This! of Time Is Procrastination. DON'T DELAY OUR AOGUAIN- TANG! ‘IF YOU WANT TOM IUY CLOTHING AT MONEY-PAVING PNIOIO. ALL IN! AOK l! THAT YOU GOM- PARI OUR PRIOI. WITH IOHI OF “IARGAINS” [LII- WHIRI. ’ ‘OIT THI HAII'I'. GO TO“ resulsriy. by the little w to witness, tam will at a goodly as... so! the Most credits at molt not cost. will re Hassle sinner and lead the child to sun ‘ your time to read them. no dates women's jersey ribbe vests. sold resulsrly‘ior 1255c; for tit esle’. in each. or I for 25s. 100 dosen women's Jersey ribbed vests. sold regularly for 150: for this sais,10c each, or ii for 250. and 19d quality; lot this sale, 12'2“ on. One lot of women’s fashioned Jersey vests. sold regularly for 25c each; for this sale, lbc each. All our regular 251: quality vests in white. pink. blue. lavender and black for this sale, 191: each. One special lot of "women‘s iersey ribbed vests, worth from 251: up; for this sale. 190 each. . iMEN'S uuosawsan. Men's 254: quality shirts and drawers, for this sale. We each." Men’s 39c quality shirts and drawers, for this sale, 33c per garment. Mons 50c quality French balbrig. gen shirts and drawers. for this sale. 42¢ per garment THE HANDKIERCHIEFS. Ladles' hematitched handkerchiefs. 5c quality, sale price 3c each. handkerchlofs, do each. or c for 25c. Ladies' hematitched embroidered handkerchiefs, 1235c quality: special for this sale, 101: each. 8 for 25c. Gents' sale price 51: each. or 6 for 25c Gents extra fine quality handker- ‘chlefs, 10o each. 3 for 25¢. M”... WW... _._—. ’SOUTHPOR‘T CARNIVAL. Annual Event Will be Fireman's Week of August 27. Everybody In talking carnival. Be ginning Aug. 27 the Sonthport Fire Department will give one of its old- fashioned, good time carnivals for an entire week. The village a; Southport will be the scene of lollit and huge crowds will journey to the place to engage in the festivities. There'll be nothing doing in Southport but fun for just one week and all visitors are assured of one riproaring good time. if the S. F. D. can't make good then no one on earth can. Among the at’ tractions the unparalleled offod of Four Balloon Ascensious each day at 2:30 and 5:10, 7.45 and lil:l5 Double parachute drops by women. 'l‘ripie parachute drops "from para- chute. Baioonrraoes. Women shot from cannon. Something each ascension. ' ‘ Wonderful tent show. All kinds of games. Vaudeville, innumerable at- tractions. Fine restaurant on grounds. So good people get busy next weekM and show the tire laddles that “you're on" when it comes to a good time. LYDIA PARTV HOM E. different Had a Fine Trip to Martha‘s Vineyard With Plenty of On Breeze. The schooner yacht Lydia cruising party returned home last night. hav- ing had a very delightful time, with an abundance of sailing breese. lo- quiring roofing much of the time, al- though none of the members of the party were seasick. 'l‘he ports visited included Martha's Vineyard. cw motion. Block island. Newport and Sioulngton. A run home of 75 miles from the latter place was made entirely under sail power yes tel-day. The cruisers included Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Curtis. Miss Lucretia Banger Mlssbloreuce Van. Waggensn. Ed- ward B. Smith, Louis W. Menard and George ‘4. Woodward. hfr. Woodward remained with the party until last Tuesday and deported to carry out his vacation plans to visit the Maryland Mountains. INDONSII analDlNT'l IPILLu OYSTER BAY. L. l., August 25.— Pubilo Printer Btllllnss responded to the president's phonetic spelling order yesterday with a letter of hear cy endorsement received here today Mr. Biillingl says he has no doubt that every department of the govern- ment having printing done in the go- verum ment printing cities will speed- ily adopt the recommendation of the simplified spelling commission. Mr. Btillings has lost appointed a com- mission to revise the Manual of Style of the big printery and says the 800 words which have been reformed ill be included In the new manual. fills letter will be sent to Prof. Broader Matthews. chairman of the Cal-alone institution. ' LiNA II. HILL WAN“ DIVOROI. Suit has been pron in by bills 1‘ Hill, former use. yior, of East Norwalk. a out her husband. Edward .-l-lill. of Hartford. on the it that he was committed todsll for It robbery. .Iilli was-“arrested w» _ the Seoul Norwiilk police for the Ills, (lord authorities “:1: infirm 1 One lot of women's vests.15c. 171;! 1 lot of children’s colored bordered . hematltched handkerchiefs. ‘ 800 dosou wo ‘u’s seamless. fast black out quail 7 on. for this sale. Repair. or 4 £5“ for also. 0‘150 doson 1 quality women‘ a plain or dropstitch hose: for this sale. 10c pair, or 8 pairs for iliic Women‘s 17c and 19s quality black or ten dropstitch or lace hose. for this sale. “its pair. Women‘b 250,. 29c and 390 1: silly hose. plain. dropstitch or lsce and fan- cies, for this sale. liic pair. All our women's 50c quality hose, for this sale. 89c. MEN'G HOSE 100 dozen grey mixed and black ice half hose, for this sale. In pair. or I pairs for 251:. 100 dosed black or tan half hose the 15c quality: for this sale. 101: pair, or 3 pairs for 250. for this sale, 19c pair. Special lot of black or fancy Iisie half hose, the 251: quality. for this sale. 170 pair. CHILDREN'S STOCKINOO. Children‘s 10c quality black ribbed hose for this sale, 71: pair, or 4 pairs for 250. Childrens 1295c quality black hose. with re-enforced knee. sole. heel and toe. for this sale we pair. or 3 pairs for 25c. Boys‘ 19c quality black hose. for. this sale 16c pair Misses? 250 quality seamless black. ' history lisls hose. for this sale;15c pair. OIITUARY NOTRO. FUNERAL 0F CHARLES M’CARTHY. The funeral of Charles McCarthy, was held from at. Joseph‘s Church this morning at 9: 30 .ouoloek .Eov. Wil- liam Nsher‘, n. l)..o oqclsled. The poll bearers were E. El ivan A and w. l’endolto’n. William and F ig‘lannlgan and William O‘Reiliy: all of New York. The ilowr bearers were John Gill and Michael ornctt. also of New York. There were many handsome floral tri holes The interment was in St. Mary's Cemetery. , MRS. COFIElm. Mrs. Jane Sconel, 'agcd ninetyoue years, died at hor’h me, No. 18 Bey- mour place this‘lp . She was the widow of the 1 than Sooneld. The funeral will up to on Monday afternoon at 2 do and the burial will be in West Nor-walk cemetery. Deceased was a member of the South Norwallt Congregational Church. FUNERAL 01" MRS, MATTIE All- DEN. o . The funeral of Mrs Mattie Arden will a:be held at the Nulght Street A EChurch tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock Rev. J. P Nicholas. the pastor, will omciato . Mile P0 LEAN. hit and Mrs. Albe' ll. Pohlmsn. of Spring street, have sell Ih Collins ville. attending the funeral of Mr. Pohlman' s mother. who had been ill 1- some time. having suffered several s.rokes GUIIN’O VOLUN‘I'IIRI FIND ONIILO. LONDON. August 25.-'i'he Queen’s Own Weaimlnister Volunteers has so- lecied the team which will defend the shield presented by Dir Howard Vin- cent in the competition between the Queens' and the Seventh ailment. N G..N Y. The team will be command- ed by Capt. Nontagu ll. Shallow. The Queen‘s won the shield at Bills! last year and will defend it at Crbdmoro on October 2 and a. sailing from Til"- bury on the Minnesota September lb. THI IAOT NORWALK IIWIR. A consignment of pipe from Ohio is expected daily for a section of the new East Norwslk sewer system. The first irunll sewers are to be laid ill Em avenue. owes street and Scarlett ave nuts. The work will be rushed as loop as the pipe can be gotten hero. RUOIIAN MANOION IT ON Pill. TIFLIB. Transcau Ami. II.“ The country mansion of Prince Pais- vsadoii. st Okono, was set on lire by peasants last night. The princess was unable to escape and was burned e vs. Robert Turner. who was badly i or- oii in an automobile accident on ens pullout avenue early in the sum; TO 0!- wslit Hospital. Judge J. Maroon. of erect a large house _ The, contractual basil Dorset and 00.. otiiorttsilt. sun-Mas...- "Who can tell mo where Columbus landed!" sailed the specter when sits bod halsbe'd rte; Nljlfll', sin I n n . 75 dossn 25c quolily‘ fancy ”half hose. , was today discharged from tho Nor- _ many bargains: ‘ .5 Wash Irene Goods. Ladies’ suits. Coats and other Garments. Separate Skirts. Linen. Cotton and Mohair. Shirt Waists. White and Colored. sawing Suits. isdles’ and misses Wash Dress Goods. Willtog‘Gooda for Waists and Dresses. Silk Mulls and Fancy Organdies. MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS AND LINOLEUMS. HAM MOCKS. TRISTRAM 8v EYA'I'I‘ NORWALK, CONN ochAoo new: nus. When a man marries he saddles sn- ‘ other mortgage on his life. Some wives seem to think that, it is 2 their duty to nag their husbands. Art is long and a little spot cash In what the artist longs for. All popular songs are composed. but many of them seem to be decomposed. While all expressions of sympathy are well intended. few hre really sln- ‘ oer e. A citisen isnt necessarily worthless Just because his wife is worth more than he is. "i‘is sad to one young Newlywed Each evening as he labors To try and make his little lawn ‘ Look better than his neighbor's. --.lu dge. .F—u—u—I-‘I—Gfl ' "What is a practical Joke‘i" “One that you can sell for a dollar and buy bread with It."-—-Judge M ‘ sarnanar's same or SHIIT~ MUSIC 156 Why Don't You 'l‘ry. Will You Love No in December as You Do in May. Girlie i Love You. Samowhcro. li a Girl Like You Loved a Boy Like Me. You're a Grand .Old mag, Ndplc Leaf Rag, and others“ ’ WM. A. WW3 , MUSIC MR Rt. Donovan Iiook. Agent 1» o ““A“‘i WHEN BUVING COAL for winter do not‘vidrget this fact: "there’s s diflsrenps.” As for ourselves let us say. we have the goods. the experience. the ability and the disposition to furnish you with the right cool-— the kind your furnace or range needs to make it do its best. We aim to sell Coal of QUALITY at a price which is fair to you and to us. if you can't come. ’phono 652. iii an in! .H'. KRIEGER 8100' water wannluogrpa,.sr., sonru NORWALK. 1st Washington st. ' Money. on Great Anus i Sale. Panthers ”‘7' fl: Now 00mg ' i ”On. I Charge Aooourris Satisfied. fl. is w 'aovrrs armor LADIII’. Numb Gilli-Ill!“ CHORDS. w an
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