(growers BAND '
' new. PREPARED no snow THEIR hormones or i
1» . » 1 » > 55% ~ 5“ , ~ ‘ gr” and Overcoatsror the Fall Tr , -_
“mm “mm“ . ‘ W— ' ' ‘ HEIR stock in some respects, is'more complete and varied than ever, andtlieir prices, when worlrme
' n - - - Kanlich. . ,
Merd-herenede-snd Galop . — r. J. Keller. and style are considereli, are as low if not lower than any similar establishment in Connecticut.
“hm V . . , efif‘tm: have all the latest npiclties in URNISHINos, also a full line 0f STIFF HATS '“in all the latest shapes.
4,...meeeheemh Houses. COMST CK Bfiofis. hardness...»
sum noun AND we crosses, scorn, sonwsmr. . , _, ,,
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A [All Ii ARCIE. PLHDED NOT GUILTY. , WORLD'S FAIR "311035.
low In Oonrso or cos-trunn- sea the con. cones-nuns WWII-vs sis-mm;
LOOK” maul ililllillliil lumen *
lid ted load flu . at the colnmblal mutual.
” ' " "m” ornsrse on or sun caucus
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Thearch now in courseof construction The following E trs 1“" V'
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just was of the 30",“ depot, be!" made at the Connecticut State building
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Wall Paper I
Norwulk—Elln Scofleid, Baltic I. Boo-a
field. Emma B. Gm. Gear-1e H. Sanford. _
P. 11. Harrison and wrfe,E. Perkine ‘ 6”
and wife. Hand 15. Perkins. John it. ’
Hunter, LN. Preny, Anna B. Smith.
South Norwalk—W. C. Foote, Mrs. A.
Schaufler, Gussie J. Wiegsnd, Florence
E. Thompson. Katie 0. Hutchinson.
Ridgefleld—Mrs. Cornelius Vangchcack,
Lelia Vangchosoh, Lulu Vangchosck.
Mrs. Julia‘A. Bradley, Hrs. John D,
Nash. Dexter L. Stone and wife, Flore
once P. Stone, Orville W. Holmes.
New Canaan—Eliza Comatock, Samuel
Comatock, Josephine Comstcck, Han-
ford S. Weed,
Wilton—Annie Winkler.
Chasmar’s pond, is probably the largest sincclast report.
pic“ of work 30" going on in the Ad. WIIMIMM Jill It. Carlos. Fl“,
preparations for the four-tracking of the “MN 19””- w- M “Mr I“
Consolidated road. ' transit prisoners. Arralgud access
The present arch of stone has cracked “in Who-M-
inseveral places, and the company have The September term of the Criminal
deemed it advisable to have anew srch Superior Court was opened in Bridge-
bnilt’hnder the old one. This, with the port yesterday afternoon,'wlth Judge 6.
extension on each side for the two ad- W. Wheeler on the bench, the opening
ditional tracks, makes an arch one hun- prayer being made by Rev. Beverly E.
dred and seven feet in length, The Warner. The afternoon was occupied in
foundations are already complewd. They putting prisoners to plead.
are of Pcrtlandbsownstone, five feet Ada Williams. 00W. 0’ NONI“.
high and seven feet in width. The arch plehded not guilty to adultery with Don
will be twenty-live feet and eight inches Juan St. Carlos. '
in diameter. and twenty-six inches in Others pleaded not guilty as follows:
thickness. The 900,000 brick used in its Thomas Hall. Norwalk, theft and theft
J
"ii o'clock yesterday
fi-alsyears.
.well known. and
“Mly felt in this
‘wal Ii. Hatilda
“Yonkers; and was
city by the Rev.
b Samuel B. Jen-
scn of Kr. and
0. H. Harvey, the old estab- 96 Washington St' I
lished shoe dealer, owing to fail- South Norwalk
Time, ~
At the
“WW“ 5'” emstruotion are furnished by Raymond from the person; Edward Veitch, South
W in i0" 5W8 Brothers, of South Norwalk. Bhipman Norwsik, theft and theft from the per- Shmfiddi‘wgfirdsmgwg’ Fara '1' ing health intends to ‘lrv/
1’” “‘2‘“! lifc,and at Billy. the contractors, have had a son; Charles Knox, Stamford, theft: Ed G erw B'Sh' 00d es, ' ' “e" a, . .,
by her bright, attract- W force of. men at work on the arch ward Cooney, Stamford, theft; Thomas W 431.-.: _.M___... ' alter their entire stock of
- for two months and it will be two ,Sheehan, Stamford. tramp; can rem, TOADSTOOLS Kintsn llll. Cl 0 t
"M in 1382’ M” weeks hence beforeitis completed. An Bridgeport, theft of bicycle: John 11- mu. sinsrt Gallagher nun after nails. ‘4 086 u
‘5“ “0"” i“ 80““ arch culvert of stone will he built over Hurley. Bridgeport, horse stealing: Dan- Supposed Ilnahroorha. ‘ > .
10" '9'“ 3“" the the raceway which supplies water power lei Drisccll. Stamford. tramp; Alfred Albert Gallagher, fl” years °m' died wall Pa er I
in Westport, after eating toadstools. Hi8 ENTIRE - p ’
BARGAINS
of the primary grade
street school. and for
tendent of the infaht
Camden-l Sun-
- been falling for the
- phe had been obliged
_. .activc duties which
for F. Boylston’s perambnlator factory. Mills, Norwalk, theft; Ellis F. . Makin,
1t isnow nearly completed. Norwalk, burglary, Daniel F. Ward,
The cost of the work on and about the Norwalk, burglary.
arch will. it is estimated. be nearly
senooo. Fred. 1:. Parsons, of Brookside. ”0“ I!“ THROAT-
is the engineer in charge of the masonry,
under R. If. Berriam, the engineer of A n“ on;::::: 32:21:?“ "on“
this division of the Consolidated road. The Hartford Courant tells of . w omen
Accompanied by his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Themes Gallagher, the child visited
his aunt, Mrs. Samuel Allen, at Compo.
A dinner with rout beef was served, .
garnished with toadstools, Mrs. Allen
supposing them' to be mushrooms. as 1
they were gathered from a spot near the ‘
house where mushrooms had been known
BU SIN ESS 2:52,?“ cent. less than “3801”
I Will 58“ My En... sale ‘0 commence
tire STOCK alt ‘ the
LOWEST PRICES In TillII’Sday, junefl
Town.
'" Toll MISS
Saturday. llugusl 26th,
lllll colmlllullll UNTIL THE
nouns in: Au W00l0’8 FAIR...
sum But 1: you cannot go do the next. best was
and accrue on of the
Souvenir Spoons
r
All the
sure of her life. .
. livin in that city’ who recent! threw u .
th no warning, a few . 3 Y P
ART AND ASTRONOMY f her a be full 0 cu . toe grit; S‘szsralmiyitile bye and gigs
0 pain andsll wascver.
: fr cur nnncrros.
. ontha lint loudly
0000b“.
. meeting of the City
beheld in Hope Bose
. on Water street,
. 8,for the purpose of
. .. under the new char-
thelast General Anem-
Classes Io be women in Octobar by l’ro— The woman bed flat been feeling well
lessor c. w. Knudsen. during the morning and about 11 o‘clock
G. W, Knudsen “1va classes, in complained to one of her neighbors, who
art and astronomy in .mtnep column. found her laboring considerably in her
He has fitted up class-rooms in his build- 830th to throw somethins at! her atom-
ing at 37(Ihestnnt street, the first floor Mb- The neighbor, however. laid the
of which is used as a legture hell. One 01“” 0f the "0‘1““ '0 wmethins 8‘50
of them, which hasauorth light, is to be and when a physician was called the
used for art study only. Inlt are models, patient W“ told by him there Wu ncth
casts and other drawing appliances; on 508 serious the matter.
the walls is acollectlon of drawings of Darius the evening. however. some
all kinds, mechanical, designing, land- medicine will obtained from the drug
scopes! etc., pastels and paintings. store which acted as an emetic and the
These were accumulated during Mr. Incuse then made its appearance. The
Knudsen‘s long oxpericnceasa profeuor animal was partially digested. but its
of drawing. Outside of the large cities held. feet and all were mil! dietin-
few art schools give sufficient training in guished and some of the hair remained
drawing from the cast, without which 00011011051. '
artistic reeults cannot be obtained; more How “19 mouse 00““ have gained ac-
copying of pictures is not drawing. All 09” t0 the stomach W" “i 51'" I m!!-
instruction in this school will be thor- We The woman id 3 508'! sleeper and
ough in the principles and practice of me only .reasonable Mel‘s-mum *9 lhli
drawing in both ornamentsland mechan~ she 19“ “'50P with her mouth open and
ical branches. the mouse, tent on exploring every un-
The astronomy clues will be accommo "0W“ rcgiomitable ‘0' I hiding PW.
dated in another room in the same build- ran “W“ h" “"0“. producing the
ing. The lemons will be illustrated in a no" moraine the feeling of nausea
practical way by means of diagrams and which caused the medicine to be sent for.
mechanical devices, as well as by the use Th. “01'! '“ disbelieved it the drug
of the telescope in the observatory. store till the dead mouse was taken there
The genus of admission to the classes and exhibited to the unbelievers. The
are so low it will be possible for any who woman has slum experienced no had of-
care to study “1950 ”fence; to attend fonts from the unwelcome visitor.
them. The money received for tuition - '
will bedcvoted toward maintaining the NEW “"th REVEWPES-
During the night young Gallagher was
seized with violent pains in the stomach,
which Dr. John Fyfe could not relieve
The boy lingered until the following
morning, when in great agony he died.
Each of the [xrsons who ate the load-
stools were more or less attested, but
sulfercd no special inconvenience.
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A woman who lives in Norwalk and is
employed in Stamford was robbed of a
pocket-book containing .80 a few even»
lugs ago, says the Advocate. She was
boarding a train at the Stamford depot
when a man who seemed to be very po-
lite assietsd her to get on the train. She
has not seen the man nor her pocket-
book since.
llothar Gray's Sweet Wormden.
Mother Gray. a nurse in the Children‘s
Home in New York,hse for yenre treated
children snwesslully with a remedy. now
prepared and placed in the drug stores,
called Mother (ire ‘s Sweet Worm Powd-
. 9- “- “MW“, North’siludi
c.3223: we'gthtez‘szt . llllllTH Milli STREET.
take and never fail. Vuluuble for fever- GBOige Van“|s‘yne. Propne‘or'
SOUTH NOBW|UL
~ be elected area mayor.
.. mncity sberifl,au-
....1 .. m, two memberscf
‘ nation, two inspectors
res water commissioners,
of the water fund. The
= trunnion of business
election of ofilcers will
.. until the lirst Monday
i'l in the evening,“ such a
. ilshall direct.
beepsn from 6a.m. to
days! the election. All
,a .. of‘he several prepara-
oney to p be made
rned meeting and of all
tohe transacted will be
. orbefore theWednesday
: meeting.
by sitting for a dozen of his best
ishnem, constipation and headache, even
if no worms are W5" Ask your 83 Washington Street.
druggist. V
Theme. 0st
Bankrupt Sale
$10,000 W0lilil 0F 8T00lll 1......va ,0 ,0,
to be Closed'Out in the next SiXtY DaySI We sell, in our own stores,"Slml-~i of our own make
only.
That simp’y menus all the profits taken from the
Shoes but one—dire profit of the when
qEN'rLEMEN ~th CAN m
capstone;
“MING IS UP.
to Bring the Two an.»
Under One Bead.
“ “I" t it “mum" “"9 lacuna given during the wlnmr. PracautIo-a Taken to Prevant land in
. ' ' h“ “om .pmnm it "‘ _ ‘ ' T! N Voting at future Elections.
' ' ' the Tramway company PERSONAL IBN 0 ' Clerk James W. Thompson of the stale
secretary's ofllce yesterday, for State
Secretary John J. Phelan, closed scon-
trnct with the Plimplou Manufacturing
New Haven, are guests of relatives on WNW”. 0‘ Hartford, '0 make 400.000
Elm street. ballot envelopes for the town elections
Miss Edith L. kae' 0‘ Northamp- which will be held Monday, October 2.
ton, Manx, isvisiting her brother, Dr. A. 0ne<fourth of the quantity will be
N. Clarke. reserved for bytelectlona and the balance
‘ distributed to the 168 towns of the state
lira. “h“ 3' Seymour, °l 1”" avenue ' in lots on a basis of double the number
will leave Norwalk to-morrow for St. of voters in each town. Non'slh will
Albans, Vt. lit. Seymour will joinher receive 10.000.
there. The color of the envelopes will be
3- 3-00“!!! “d 0-3. 000““ slart- canary on the outside and blue on the
ed this morning 10" East Hampton. lnside,and their dimensions willbefflxll
wherethey will be the suesta 0' 1. L- inches. The great seal of the me will
Holt. beprinted on the outside. The contract
lies Delaney, of Bridgeport, who has price is $1.20 per thousand.
been vhitlng Kiss Maggie Welch, of The envelopes will be made as expele dollar on every pmr o
icate of busineu men who
, t the controlling interest
. horse railroad are deeply
0 thlt something. Whether
.. tics accent the parties in
prepared tosay.bnt it isa
... E. J. Hill. Attorney John
rent ucKibben sud Secre-
.. ,., of the Tramway cons-
~ .. . very important business
. It is hintcd that it
a deal whereby, when
Pleasant Paragraphs About our and
Other People's l’rlaada.
Kr. and Mrs. Henry Townsend, of
,. y truism-red to the pur-
dlrectoll of the Tramway
W
Having porches n Bunkrdpt Stock of a Boston Manufacturer, 1 will now show on the largest
stock over offered r solo in this town and convince you that you can save from fty cents to a
f shoes purchased at my store.
an! [0. 0.33, South Norwalk. returned home last iously rs possible and shipped immed- . . . . , .
“mtanmgepm pm, “My. (mm from m mummy, by 350 pnir I‘l‘edies’ gum S'll‘ioeséhnli sizes and wrdths,.... . ...ut ”2(5) former. price “flag
.1.“th Wm ”we .. .. h... u- E« "MW .33 .. pl’i’h. °"e.e.2?‘;‘:::::::::::::: '''''' ' ........ . ........................ l 2.0 .. 2.100
3”“ ‘°“ 5”“ ”m“ M" '°' stun nine urea. 95 “ Black so Oxfords. . . . . . .. ................... 1.50 " 3.00
WIW-Phwmbilwlllmmh“ _— 00 « Pat. Ti Oxfords ........ it'll) " 3.00
studies in Dickenson college. To be nus at in mm was“ as.“ 75 u Wine ussia Calf Oxfords. . _ . ..... .. . . 1.50 n «“50 ‘I.
Inc. A. French,ol Fort Edward. "' “""m'om’" 3' 60 “ Russet Goat Oxfords.... ..... 1.50 “ 2.00
N. Y., left town this morning after t B'IWWGW' “"9“ h“ “"9“ “l 130 “ Wine Russia Gulf Blucher Oxfords........ . 'l.15 “ 2.00 _
m we visit wlthher daughter. also ordor dlmflnz the brie-do rifle much no “ Chocolate Russia Calf Edison Oxfords.......... 1 l5 " 2.00
EvaFreoohnlNO-iilhviutmt- :gdflf‘mgrirmffiwmfflh "m" 100 :" glue Iiiiucher()‘(‘)l:f(8-xdfe.éé........................ 1% 3 1:3 E
m men orange, 250 ' ins main 0 s. l. -
Mmfim‘flfiflfi 2:22 on inland-y. ember 0. at monon- so u s rin Heel shape: Oxfords...................... 1.00 “ 1.70 Goodyear welts at $3 00
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. cnor are In I .an t um 90 uare on a. 0 . W. . -
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nearfutnrs.
m1 cartridge mo wltbllldgrsiuball.400 N Oxfords ,/ I ‘
n. a u . c. s. 'l‘rowbridge, of ._... ll. 10 “iii SWEET Biliniiii’iiiii. 00““
r m " '° “h "m “m m mu“ 500 pair, the cream of Lounsbury Muhammah Hand Sewed Shoes, slightly im- . - ....., eeeee '~ -...
South Norwalk, started today for the stalls _.. h.-- M...” _.
Teams 'm ”f ""1" m” 'm' perfecntl worthfiflrom 3%[50 dto $3.23, if; from (101.75 to 32.25 per tpairb0 f ‘5 00 0 Th d
pair . ens 00 even! on So , e an Osman”... 03:30 omen price 3.50 “a ousan
“I to a rain shpnid be in
World‘s Fair. They '0" WWW three alternates, each man so have been
W“"""““ W" ”I ”All“ 3'5“” ”4 mflm“ enlisted priortcAugustl. 1000. Fatigue .
‘ efmfittmmfi,“ WM. , uniform we. won withloft Mt but 1: Lace 3d 83:“..3“oeea'yex;'weil"“"“"'”“' 2 25 “ 3.20
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sculpts-testing»: transform-rive! "9-!de ’ 100 “ Russia Oat! Blueber Oxfords. 2.00 - 3.60 * ,
Chmvm“m“ “Wm” WM" “i" “W “a”! 100 pairs Youths’, also 11 toll, Shoes: 1.00 " 1.25 FOR SALE
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