__nacu an pursuit AN
:‘Pa’r‘asols
will
‘ !
With about dirt weeks of ltot‘ wenther
thud you'll appreciate these
. . , Parasol alone
Any of our 7 Paranoia . . .59c
.Any of our Loo Paranoia . . . . . . . .75c
Any of our $1.50 Parssols
Parasols that have been $2.50 to $4.110.
black or fancies/at ............$i.98
House Dresses
’ House Dresses. very latest styles. shirt-
waiet and skirt. or one piece designs:
regular price $l.25 ..
You may select any st in from our as-
sortment of $.98 {louse Dresses
for $1.50
..ni nil
o.-s-u-s.-nr.-nn..nin~nv
Gloves -
A few dozen White Net ‘Giovcs. regu-
.. in; price 25c , it, to clone. .‘. . . .5c pair
’Ohauioisctte isle Gloves. look like real
Lilinmois skin and very fashionable;
. regular price 25c. now . . . . .tgc pr.
“Formosa" Silk Gloves. double-tipped
lingers; regular price 50c. while and
colors (no black)
Waists
There are yet left some of the very best
styles we have had thin season—not
every size in every style. but it would
seem that every woman can find some-
thing suitable at these reduced prices.
Our dollar Waisis are now. . . ...79c
Waists that were $2.00 allti.$2.25.
HOW .......
. gin Holman. where an old [to
has been hired as a rectory
‘vIlth. The" new product is
explosive. but one rthnt iii *
I and can be given to the
ploy with, with perfect safety.
\ . ,. the account in the Couriuii
it is “an harmless un kindling
3?; for which it might evidently
be and. and it adds: "This new and
n ‘dxplonive. twice as powerful as
_ other used and yet safer than
prior mstehns. is celled carlnonitn.
named lifter Professor Cari . the
ramp. Norwozian electron enlist, "
ho: invented one of the chief in-
fleiiientn. The American Carlsonite
us. on...
1; r. sem'
o uuuisra
Arlyn! our $2.00 Paranoia ......has . .
......3gc pair
mos
' *' Hosiery . ,’
Children's Black Guise Lisle Hone.
sizes hyping; 25c quality. at. . 45¢ pr.'_
‘ or s pairs for 25::
Children‘s fancy top My, sizes 5 to
8%: our regular 25c styles. at this
sale in: pr.
Children’s-'l‘aii Lace Lisle lime. Elites ,
6% to til/i: regular price use. While-
they last ..............npairalor 25c,
Women's Colored Lisle Hose, “Queen". ‘
quality. Pinlt, (loll Green. Champagne.
Lavender. Navy. Burgundy. Sky. Gray
and Smoke shades; remilar price 35c
pair. At this sale ......nmigc pr...
Women's lllack lace Hose. our regular
‘ 25c quality. at this sale. . . .. .. .ch pr.
Muslin Underwear
Lace Trimmed Corset Covers. a good
too value. at... ....15c savor stor use
'Any of our regular use Corset'Cov-
ers . ....sic
Combination Suits. beautifully friiii-
iued and perfect lilting : $1.25 aiidi$l.50
qualities. at
Ulu‘th nv-Ihusnnadnen
I'I‘I’D'UI
Muslin Petticoats with (ice flounder. .-,
oi eliillroiilcry; regular price $.50,
at..... ”who.
Children's Ronipers. sizes 2 to 6 years;
regular price 59c ........ . . . . . . . . .nflc
Belts “
While Washable Hells. with
sen-vi:
...... disli'wnnlw
nickel
on»: oppon'ruuirvf j
l
l
nation thnt melted the tent from the
pulpit. nnd with~a vsst erowd stand-
i outside.
very liar and interesting in-v
eldent too pines lant night. dnrinn
enveloped in darkness.
Lighthouse M
v‘ras conducied‘by he Lighthouse Illin-
‘ egavs s onpti
tile Iiiilnr. lira. '1‘. (luyer. line H. A.
mini“
lesion, ‘Wnriinrn ,l'lad
‘ Charge of tinnitus Lent Night.
The service at he tent inst nlnht
on. L. A. Therinult was at his but. i
an address upon
Suds
n
was Edith Miller. with Wil-
y Robins an, pinnint. rendered some
very chewing and captivating aniso- .
lions. to the delight of a vast centre
the Ionian. while Brother L. A. Then
initlt wan‘npeaklnx. The electric tune
burned out and the whole tent was
The evangel-
ists started singing The Old Account
Was Paid irons Ann end lelnx in
Csnsnn Now. end a number of other
noulotirrinu selections. thst kept the
convention in such a fever heat of
enthusiasm that they foraot that they
were in darkness and bean giving
their testimonies one after another
until an snout from the mummy came
nod put in the hire. and than the on-
thusianin was more intense.
The Rev. Dr. C. H. Yenrwood. of
New Haven. will be the speaker at the
tent tomorrow at it ii. in. and 8 p. m..
and It 3:30 p. in... liov. Mrs. Hardy. the
South Carolina evangelist. will deliver
a special sermon to all mothers. The
latter are espoclslly invited, but the
public at terse is welcome.
«no
tiny W
' . .
illllllll.
Theodore Smith in recovering from
a norm-iii weeks' serious illness.
Mrs. A. B. (turnout spent two days
this week with relntlvos in nodding.
The Reading Circle met Thursduy
«Minced with hire. Webb. in North
Wilton.
are. its" and l.eonard Schiediin. of
New York. sro visiting Mrs. Frnnces
Cuntleld.
The hiienon Flora and Alice Bani-n
nor were guests of Mine tiny Anderson.
kl Winnipauk. on Sunday.
The driver of the "Fair Acre Farm"
wagon left the. horse Tuesday morning
Minn Nora id. Ryan intends to leave
tomorrow on a week's trip in Nar-
manned Pier.
.- ..Wu
Refilstrsrslmoi Voters
NOTICE
The legal voters of the Second Vol»
in; District. of the Town of Norwnlk.
are hereby notified that the Regintrarn
of Yolcrn of the Second Voting Din-
... mm... ,.....M-.......-........-
(loamy. whose incorporation was
noted in this pnpor the other day has
1&de the manufacture, hnvlnn
nncured all the rights of preparation.
reduction and sale for this company.”
nob. where this new "high old"
onlve is to be made is on the rail-
hetween Rockville. Conn.. and
,figtlnniloid. Muse. but well inside the
Whicut line. in Hnrttord county.
_Iénlt {Windsor township. Corlsonlte
. requires a special cap or detonator to
penplode it and may have to be in-
vited formerly then, by an oncrsved
earth-iii order to wake up to its full
power. The president of the new
company in J. Henry Rornbnck and
the mretsry and "insurer in War h
‘iiopliins.
WWW .. Mew-m..-
i; more LOVE LETTERS AND
woman's.
(New York World.)
Suits by disconsolnte Romans to re
cover damnltea for breach of prowe
are rare. "Yet under a rul (quality of
the noses would not women of mature
year; who trlile with the affections of
youth be liable? But the interesting
(nature of the Stamford case in the
exceptional quality of the defendant's
litters.
"Brunhllde'n" epistlen to her "Ge-
.liebter Siegfried" are full of a lively
. hunter and a eerie-comic love-maklul
which render them wholly delightful
' tending. She chairs her lover on his
(MIMI. which are "shaclute lux-
titled" to her. whether "oriuinnl or ex-
,if‘ICtedf' she wishes she could be
Tnlone with him for "live dark mo
"rennin" sends her "dnrllnt" ii "nwnte
hiss" nod units him to "hit me a little:"
hints herself “always rind unto nnhen
thinei.‘ and illustrates hor emotion!
with remsrriuo sketches worthy of s
Whistler. The writer is also”. silen-
tlonate, ardent. whimsical. by turns.
but never dull and at no point is she
. mnudlin or mswkinli.
(ion as much he said of recent eifu-
aionn of masculine love letters. even
those of college professors? [Attor-
writinn in a hold in which women have
'slwsys excelled. in their love letters
- they may be intense or pathetic. but
a ‘ they rarely make themselves ridicu-
f inns. 'i‘hoir restraint in that respect
‘ boon-ants with masculine enmity for
‘ “tiliieiitality thnt looks absurd in
Will. Perhaps it would be better for
' A' . in love to. limit their long-dis-
tallon expressions or affection to the
‘ phone and leave letter-writing te
nth
f
or soil.
W
' Cleveland launder notes the
hat ilpsnlier Gannon "in blind to
’finpnlsnsntnn of his candldnoy.’t
adds: “if the country had in
, between another term of Can-
ntid n change in party control of
popular bunch of autism. it
take the latter alternative.
in public affairs in more enr’
st that the mniority of the vet»
’ths United mains went and in
‘ have another lissd of the
‘ of Representniivss."
W. in...“
“...... .
Ill YlAltn Ado TODAY.
Monday, July in. im.
moldnr. was under arreni in New
Brunswick. charged with Illflmpiilln
to murder his wife.
murdered a police captain and pnirol~
than said wounded another oihcer who
tried to nrre'nt them.
timid ii. Bum mauled hin
. ., an pastor of the 80th Her»
, mtlennl Church to sonnet
. in of the collage ltfset
filiillli Church, in hurlinntim.
duced for quick selling.
..........3x.5o
All our finer Waists up to $5.00 Ire re—
ilui'irie. also :i few withstand ends of
zsr and sup llelta . ..
...... peach
trlei of the town of Norwslk. will he
in session iii the Town Court room.
ilnvilluid street. on Pridnyn. Antoni 5
unfaetonod near ms Centre and the
animal Mounting frightened rsii mildly
down the street. but wnii fortunately
SALE BEGINS SATURDAY MORNING.
lynx 23d. AND commons
.ron onsw nit _
The N. B Ryan (20..
86 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
'l‘wo denperadoon in New Orleans
....-‘
NENTY VIAII A00 TODAY.
Wednesday, July 2:. i890.
it was voted by tho through of Nol‘
walk to ily a Wilit‘l' pipe thronxh i-ll.
John avenue and Fort Point road. Emu
Norwalk. The grade of St. John “\‘l'v
line was accepted.
Elmer Bishop. ll flu-moi in “’0‘!“
Norwalk. was badly injured by fallinir
on a pitehforli.
A eyclun panned over the southern
portion offloflh Dnhota. killing seven
persons and join; [rent damage to
property. 4"
Three people wore burned to death
in a tenement house fire in i‘lurlnnati.
Ohio.
RIGHT To TH: POiNT.
it might look in the uninitiated all
if Mr. ilrynn wanted to do all the
kirkinn and be the umpire. too. -
Cleveland Plnln Dealer.
4-—
Ancordiiin to a New York preacher.
“churches should have prenn agents."
Perhaps no. Occasionally. ion. a little
religion and spirituality do a church
no harnn~lionton Advertiser.
People who undertake to cum all
ailments by going without food are al'
most invariably benefited to the on
tent of acquiring a drill. chins appo
ilte.~«~Wlishlntlotl (list.
«0--
ll you should ask some oi the police
there, New York doesn‘t need any
moving pictures of Jack Johnson. It
has quite ii nuiliclsney. thank you. of
the real artiule.—-—Now anen Rents.
tar.
as «any sent. and on Ann. 26. Col.
'Iieriden Journal.
u 4“
flow
vornd
itrldynport Talent-sin.
bank."~itnw 'liavnn Pailiidiuis.
....“ ...
F—w .... .... . _
consistent with nnlnvlton-«lionnton
i'l‘t‘lJ Pool.
w r... .. ....
until
wuiiani commie value; on v in-
cnui'n milk MM} —
Miss Benin nulbnber is entertaining
n fried from New York.
Mill. Cornelius Romper has been a
recent guest in Dasha".
Mr. and turn. Karl A. Dollar have re-
turned from a pleasant trip nt aprinl
bolus. N. J. .
The parish of linen: church will
units in worship with Christ church
tomorrow morning. .
A merry party of Wentpori you"
people enjoyed a launch party Til..-
dny evening on the Sound.
The maloriiy of‘ihn lobntern being
brought in by the sound ilnhnrlnen are
V321 ism and the catehes are very
I
An exchange beads on editorial.
"When to Question Flynn.” They don‘t
really have in he quarantined .an n mai-
tor of fact. if given a ohnnro they
will usually turn sintn‘n evidence.
I’hilndolpliia inquire-r.
....
tlufilcinni unto the colonol'a return
in the rnpinrnih i.--Wlinlilninon
lllll ill Billion
t‘liironm iiuiiiis and William bomnr.
out have hoop elected members of the
Nor-walk Yacht Club.
The annual picnic of the i’onnn
titrent Bunday school will be held on -
Thursday. July 18. at Roion l’oini. Jerome (loom-y, who has been
The Vista Sundny school spent visiting at h" '0'” outage “ Coni-
Thursday at Rome Point. The trip pobesch.hnn returnodio Wilton much
was emadn in it. 1‘. tiaten‘ auto truck. .'m::°'°d"“'h:"h' d Li si lie!
. anon .uu arisen so s e .
MIG Edmuudl. of Ed“ hnr'.‘kr farm'n. who h.vo Mn uufl’tn Q
has rerovored from a recent illness. "fly. sojourn in "Muir" n“.
and is now camping out with friends returned to tinulrniilek. ' '
In Us” ”MN | Wilbur, the throeduotlthnmid non of
Job“ Slol‘llfll. who in fluid! Oi Ilr. and hire. Russell W. Preston. died
Hickory Bind for the summer hits pur- Wodnondny night with cholera infan-
chnaed a line now canoe. The esnoe. turn. The funeral was held .Vontnrde!
which in about fifteen feet in lonntli. monorail. luv. u. a. lioynton. enn-
wan launched yeslerdny- lduetinn the services. interment van
.l. a. Dodwick. oi iloll inlnnd. sinful Willow?“ "Wm -
led on an automobile tour yesterday.
lilllm.
nnd will be none for none limo Mr.
Y,
Ipdwicii'n trip will take him through
the most prominent pineen in New
England. I
......
’l‘rlnnuiilar fnnon rails never made
'i‘oiidy will oonelude that the dust of
the scrimmage will 00.!“on HINDI-M
timbre Ilf'll are nearing blue
painted on their white shoes.
Here in Bridgeport the style most is-
in polite dots of road oli.--
. “+-
‘i‘hoiie who iinow "Uncle Jon" Can-
non intimately. no not surprised at
the promptnenn with which he Main-(e
_ An wet“ it from those
who him in m the moat uplift.
in this continually. the greatest than:
ads to sivilisstion hare in ibedelivnrr
of led on lundnr inoriiiu when the
Attorney Mui- ii. been. of South
Norwnik in having a retaining out
built in front of In summer ootiane
nt linrbor View Bomb. The wall in
both; made of heavy chestnut plnnkn.
contractor 'i‘ouy Paradinn. of Nor-
wslli. has a force or men rennin-int; the
stone retaining wall in front 0 the
summer coitus belongin. to Dr. no
baron at Harbor View Bench.
Alfred Mum's launch doubt a
rennin its wheel while on its way from
Bmith'n inland to the Norwslli Yacht
Club. yentnrdny afternoon. The boat
iioundnrad in the nesway tor a time.
and then handy marrow. the untold
of Dr. C. it. Knnlor'n yacht. put out in
his launch and towed the bent to the
club dent. where the rope one minor.
no froin the shaft, and thnn the best
was able to tans its wniilnn pasteu-
gnrn over to the inland.
A his double trunk cloned oar eons
vnynd the inmates of tile County 0hii~
dron's Home from Norwaiii to Retell
Point yesterday. The dsy was
in a decidedly plannnnt manner. t
ism tables were assented urine the
luncheon hour slid may of the young-t
stern hell the time ettiielr lives. The
neroiianl was cloned up. snitwnnntl-
nnniiend tiintvrronrlntor John ilnnnle
had to no to lirat
"Ollllnwiilflib’,
Mrs. Clarence Alloy and little nine.
Violn npent yesterday in New York.
lira. it. .l. build» and line Abbie
Trondweii have visited Norwalk
friends.
stephen “error. of VII")! I'll"...
I lit yesterday with his brother.
ll Harper.
iii-n. ll. Ill. Godfrey and lies Aims
Fanton have been over night lunntn
of ”inlaid iriendn. ‘_
the. Wood and ill” Jennnelt
Bradley of Danton. were main Thurs.
day of hire. a. it. tl’urusy‘.
Itlnn monsoon Banks
Iolherry. at Norileld Gran...
nvnnlnn. -
in town renters".
lei-em com William
Inidnnt not un- hsrnnes t
‘iie City. New in .
ode iienof
it. .."r
The first and email Mm” V.“
contorted upon ulna tins Milkweed.
titan Alia:
Ilr. not! hire. ll. 1'. Donnell . the
. and All . and
tiastor Robert. or «Mil. ferninr
residents here. were eniltnn on friends
0. list-
Atlan-
nnd Aununi 12. from 12 to it p. m.. for
the purpose or receiving applications!
for town and city mucus and primary
registration.
EDWARD ll. ilOtlleh-‘S.
JEREMIAH EAGAN.
Registrars of Voters of the Second
Voting “initial of the Town of
Norwnlii.
Booth Norwnili. July
stopped without doing damage.
hire. Partrivk. of Hui-limit street.
was seriously injured while riding last
week in on automobile. While on the
road near Dauhury her car came in
collision with soother and she was
thrown out. striking on her head. and
ii in feared frocturlnn the skull. There
seems no change in her condition at
1““an
Muir-mu l-‘enseudon save. a doiigiw
ful ‘t‘ltlll piiriy at her cottage Woll-
nvnrlny afternoon. Among the outer-
lnwu guest; imseni were Mrs. bianin.
of nmnnold Hill. end hire. iloraro it
North. of South Norwalk. At the con-
t‘lliit‘uli of tho mines delicious m
irorhmeuirm were served. Beautiful
23, liilil.
3'13 Ii 11
. ....Nw...a .
durum... 40"
18 IN TOWN
classy in Appearance. with the Latest
Mylo Holstein"- Touring Indy.
Extreme power on hilln with a speed
ofttononiiteonnhonronninw
makes this the ideal w.
and strn‘stht whlnl players.
Herbert Quick, of West Main street.
in enjoying a vsrstion from his duties
as driver for tho Holmes Keel" and
sonnet: mmpany. Horses Root will
lake ii vacation next Week.
prises were awarded both the bridge
”M“??? Free '
ntntnnn every day-vie siwayn have ’
Installonthn innihnrwhone name a
“.51...." till i; m ""1" m
you ll youeansparelt.ret nil brthetrlnl "
under no obligation to buy. This is your churns than shout t e [re-{gin .
convenience. money and limennver youenn lnstalllo your kitchen. Conway. .
l
l
i
rhis former life nnd how he the to ‘ 1‘ . . _
be converted. ills es rte on was Wfifigfi W1?” M.
_ostpsthoiieand owns an. . i . Width the“ he“ “I ”tum!
..The chorus of the Booth N nlli m w“. it ,m‘m‘f’“ £9" 5‘
lBaptiatChunehinoniponndof Mrs. olin ‘onelnrelenn “'5.” 3' Mandi, , WW” I” '
Triton. lira. J. it. Jenninns. Mina Ethel - ‘ . p.
Bobbinn. tun onnio Miller. Minn An» ampmmwmm’
’7
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Wuwmxu”
below and anktonee the
oonehornetotry. Uuitten
You can’t afford
to miss this Ex-
traordinary Op-
portunity.
Watch the Pnper. Some-
thing New Added to the
List Each Day. '
”a
I. K. MITCHELL. UNDERTAKSK
r. A. Mil-CHELL
HOUII FURNIIHII
CORNER WALL AND HIE" IT“
NORWALKo 00"".
home“: Branch Office of
‘ The Evening Senfinel
The choir of St. Paul‘s church enjoy-
i‘ii a very pleasant soil Thursday ov-
i-ninx. on the Launch Alan. The only
it'll Norwnlk shoot 8 o‘clock and sailed
until midnight. Bonan by Arthur Chit;
um. accompanied by Rev. Howell. Re-
tronhmenis were served and a good
time was enjoyed.
itemnmnnr the sunny little “lino.
mobile 20" random“. sine tit. t‘nllnbln
Insult. "invents IO." kneels-win
slid (tolnrnbii.
’Phonn lit. GiDYBlt. Sit-d. or our
“I W. 7!“.
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
Special in
Night [lobes
h
Junior
THE KING SCHOO
STAMFORD. CONN.
A Day and Home School for Boys.
Thomug preparation for college or humess' .
Limitednnmberofboardingpupile are taken
in the home of the Head Mater. Separate
t for smdll boys.
For Catalonue. Addre-
RALPH ERSKINE REARICK. A. 3.. M. 5.. lit-l Ian
Thirty-Fifth
You.
50c
V-neelr. with ruii’le edge
I WAIfllNG‘l’ON UTIIIT
”TRUNK
Repairing in all its ‘
branches
liouse‘ Trunks Millie ‘
to Order V
a
mm * " ~Butter K
Cheese
Evils
{if antiserum»... '0l..fi‘flp"ifl
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EXTRA SPECIALS
QOUVENIR POST CARDS VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. a pound . . . . . . . . . . .3nc
LOCAL VIEWS AQP FANCY PATENT FLOUR. I lack . . . . . . ..... ... . . .806
b for 5: GRANULATED SUGAR. 25 pounds for ... . .. ........... .. 31.35
GRANULATED SUGAR. i8 pounds for ....... . . .. ....... “$1.00
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(”mm ...... The Great A81? Tea Compan
ins waniimoron or. noun-i nonwaut.
VIII D‘LIVIRY. Deliveries 0:80 a. m. and 2:8) p. in. TIL N0. not
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A. F. Becflgn 8i Co. .
Yhn bent Plane in The Hermite tn Ivy Your Groceries
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Wines
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trust on nines-by tits neednf '-
of illsiterlralti (immanent
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readout. had downwind“
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