F!“ and thunder m. followed by cloning. possibly M Tomorrowit won I one general statistics in hildllealtlr haa been the mere! adopted. II of deaths «scarred .lnvcatigatiun has . dictated to the canoe. alums that mortality in the Wood alum diatricte Windy thereupon been taken to pull down witty buildingr. mutation and to make dilute cleanly habita I! an , Minion- diaenac pro ‘ le ‘atatlatlcu showed fl immediately health an- ‘ lull, to provide remedies . utiona against the spread to ‘yeara also Mr. William " ' heme associated with llw W registry oillcc, mom I Initial record he kept of illne- from any cause : mall diatrict, so that ‘ybody was Rick in the Kingdom it might bl‘ This plan ought to be Wuhan. 'l‘lre tact theta 5. would be kept of bins and “or! time Is person had an Ill mm would go for toward people into keeping por Milli“ and naeful ineial nin now only ill) cents II pound was...” a pound. and the was that it would never . ”.mnwitwaewhard m lilo clay of which it ”large it part. lint aulcntiilo Mir minds to work on the MINI! 1880 the bright mt-iul , . ”bill a pound. M is non- .. in he introduom largely Old manufacturing [indoor elnady oaiorsalvely utilised , kitchen uwurila. For the hirhrushea and for other toi- ‘ l! ll lighmr than ullvor and Milli like Idlvor. ll twins 9‘ night be utilised caters ' ”Miran andateol iur ar- , and at the seashore. where 7 m knivea and lurks. We are attacked and Matinee damp Alienate W at aluminium might be ‘ utilities apparently. oven [ mobilisation“ nettle At W is worth than M in lid in haveoorn corn- which will enable m the world , adamant hirin- ' _diaiarbthsolro mint Ill thvssrus'rsar- , whiehhshaaw “that mounts tees W groom "monument” swornaele ”ware-rat wetlandahowano rigasot wrakaahIg. Band andlanqrnttortha Manuanth. ment's annual mum. Baturday. she was going to see the Queen, and also wondered how also would look and trim else would say. "Would, you not like to try being Preparation tor the any tsenth‘ Queen for a while?” mod the rather. ‘ ‘ an "I“. lint little was Bully shook the August turn. at man rum grove, ”While hnflpllflld'abonnehat depot about ll o‘clock. on the-arrival oi the m 0' which Mr Ell! little face Watpurt are “m. mm’ Trolley waa'awwed away. with great energy. mwlumtthmflw .- lite “9qu in the m1|w9.. Buckingham Palace is not pretty both east and west-hound W. M now in its dingibees. and it was even the people oi Weatport have We leer pretty then in it: comparative band. The business meeting at to freshness. - . o'clock will unimportant. asthamattar of printing the hiatus-yo! thanglnu-nt quite impoaing, and the unit or not- will WWI“ up. An elaborate m; diera on either side or them, through The armed aentrles, however. were ' Ivorybfidy‘ ' aaya thereon thing oi ‘ ‘ Our riCeSl cent is t'o‘be served only lathe alter- nWasrnrronoaosr. lites Stella Anetta la quite ill or The Chaucer club enjoyed a trip to ' -R.otou Point. Tuesday. The exterior of the wheel-house is re- ceiving a much-needed coat or paint. A party of young people enjoyed a. trolley ride to Weetport. Friday evening.- llinros Antoinette and Stella, .Foote have arrived home from a trip to (zircon Rev. Charles 8. Walker. 1). l) . ct Ansherateolhsge. mauhed’In the Gin. gregatioual church. Sunday. Mrs. H. B. Jones was prised by about forty of her Welah friends. Friday evening. They came to show their appreciation or her' services in connection pith the Welsh Pushy terlau church, by the presentation oi a banquet lamp and a set 01 knivea and lurka. David Manuell made the presen- tation speech and lire. Jones replied as well as she was able. mend. oi Pittsburg. also spoke. Ira. Israel, of Brooklyn. who has been visiting lllaa Hattie Orchard, fell down a‘ilight of stairs and injured herself Rev. .lohu Hans- Ilirs Lizzie Perry. of Brooklyn. in via- iting iii-sea Abbie and Nellie Ogden. lira Helen Goudevo will leave Daricn soon tor a viIdt with friends in North lira. Otto Knit and daughter land have arrived safely in England alter a plearant voyage. » Ilsa. Frank Fitch. .lr. . baa been rt- oeiving congratulation: upon the exam- whlch they passed to the room In which the Queen was to receive them, seemed even more so. This room wee large and rather bare-looking, but there were many llnepalntlnga banging on the walla, and a pretty view from the wide windows. Mr. Sully arranged his painting mn- teriala. while attendants brought in the coronation robes. with the crown on a crimson cuelrion. It was the fa- mous picture of which so many on- ginvlnge have been made. and which wae already begun. (or which the as yet nucmwncd aoverclgu war to give a sitting that morning. Presently a very fair. sweet-looking girl entered the mean with two or three ladies. and the artlat and his daughter boch respectfully. Thla was her youthful Majesty Alexandrina Victoria, and also looked so emnll'a’hd childlike in a plain black allk gown that the little American round it hard to realise her high position. She an peat-ed l'ar momlikca delicate schoolgirl than an acknowledged Queen on whose dominione the sun never eels. She came in, too. with her ihlrnblo on her finger, as though she bad Just left a piece of sewing in which she was very much interested. Altogether she war not at all a for. mldnble looking sovereign. and also greeted Mr. bully and his daughter wry pleasantly. Then she made up quite a face at the jowel-aludded crown. and declared that it gave her a headache just to put it on. Little Mica ,Sully admired It greatly as she watched the dashing or the numerous genus. but her ccneiernatlon was In- deucrlbeblc when she heard himself of- tI-rcd by her father as the Queen's aub- atltutc. “it its not at all necessary." said the artist, “that your Melony should all to use unless I am painting your toeinroos, and my daughter will gladly relics-e you this morning. Take this chair. my dear. and tell me when you are too New York Medical college. low weeks' visit at E. E (Block's. brook- side avenue. laundry. ination she passed aucceaalully It the tired to pose longer " The crown and robes were then caro- Mrs. Jnrnea II. Clock and daughter. or "I”! “MIMI "“1 "W 0m" WW" Dayton Ohio have arrived here for a '8" much mlleved. But I“ "m" ' ' American mute-entail"! wan not at all comfortable under the weight of III thoao SWIG“. and it appeared to A Chinarnaa Ivsaio learn. Saturday. her that crowned heads must have II looking tor quarter! in which rennin. Very null-Inn time of It. Preaeutly the ”inter atnppml and Mrs. Walter T. Buckinghambna rc- turssed to Bridgeport altorn viIIit witli' her parade. hir. and In. Retort I. removed the burden to give his dullglr tor a short rout. Then the Queen I-nIuI- torwani and talked to her little IIIIlIIsII- Iute. thanking her for her umlatoImo. and giving pleasant accounts 01 nor arrived in Darlen. Saturday to visit her aunt. the Iliaaea Huntington. Ira. .1. ll. Huntington. oi New York oily. arrived here today to visit the Hines Huntington. tIt flies May Huntington. at New York. ”Ollie lite Oi Kenningicn Palace. But time was up. and the still llltll'i’ youtlknl American Queen returned to her burden again. But also could not bear it quite till long now: and it war II pIIItalo how Iiu- tie. delleatolooklng lastly of tin» The fair of Eagle Book and [audit Illea could hear It during all ilsorc to company was sumsariul hyondtheog. dlous Intonation hours. No one Ivar W0". oil ita mm. “a . 1".” sorry when the work came to on end runs will be rssllaed. it closed tiatar- '0’ "l” “’v M "'9" ll“ ““0”“ ”0 day night. Generous checks were re« Probate came quite merry and chatty. lite told them about her Ioaaona and eaived ”Mu-WWIJI‘F M Mr sewing. and then it came out IIIIII “‘1 (W ““5“". she ital making “manta for tho . I. V.. I. ll. I ii. I. I. last Impaler excursion i l the seam to NEWPORT! 'i'he unern ol watering clown. oi ltld " . poor. lint she was lull or run: and on leaving the roan, she backed out with a bow and a smile. as though who were a aublect departing trees the au- gust presence of royalty. There were two or three more alt tings for the amt picture: and the little American again wore the heavy Molatudded clone. with Inward to lolclaa ill“ Illtl would not hate in wear It many more illitea. llui Illil null declares that the only Queen the ever know was chansons enourh to make anything done for her a plea: 'l‘ake note at the remarkably low late. Only ".50 For lasted 'lrlpl lateral Itiokets. the number oi hi I will Inmllu‘y limited1 will he ml'm‘i' II ial'tre dat- aII above. sum mil-"rum mtakl the I'll}. or mudar “I'll. will to mum .. M’IOML le'lllilI TRAIN With l'llrtllllfl at atlard mule III, will loge II" III. “twin walk. II. III. erlIlIaI Ii lag with who“ the dwell hi Inn. “New. lea Mil digested kit-sewn “a la the aversion. Thursday, Anus ""' IMMW NOTORI. II will In M ' to he I nun «mammwmm “mammal M William mm resell i WHY? . Because our crack in all new and bought from menu- facturers at Panic Prices. . i F0 mm... Sign of the Silver Padlock. And the Numbor la I20 ROTOR POINT! cycle and Hard- ‘Ivsra 0o. f Ii. . 305 IN STORE l ROBIN-TO ORER'I’IST STORE. rum SIIltsl Wash Suite! It is surprising to us the business that we are doing this month. August as a rule or the dullcst mouth in the year; not on this year we are busy every day.‘ it certainly shows an improvement in the times; it also proves to our many customers that we are selling goodi much lower than the same good quality of dry goods can be bought' or New York city. During the coming week we shall make prices to clear up all . Summer Geods! Crash Suits. $4.25 crash suits. 4 75 crash suits. 6.75 crash suits, Shirt Waists. 98c Shir: waists, a. co shirt waists, wash Goods. 25c silk and wool chellics, 25c lawns and organdics, I2c lawn, Children’sWear. L be . ..nning & T2: US$22?“ hats, Orion’s South American APOLLO CIRCUS! Will open ion short aeuson in the AllOl'l'ORlllI At. Rotors Point. Trained dogs. ponies, aerial artist. acro- batIs, and the celebrated clown, Soto Ducror‘al Bathing Suits. .4 so bathing suits, 4 25 bathing suits. 3. 75 bathing suits, r. 75 bathing suits, " 2.25 misses’ bathing suits, lien ’sSummerFu‘rnish’gss 75¢ per .alc shirts, 75c soit shirts, It 50 Manhattan shirt, l’crlorurancc every alternmn at 2.30; eve- Golf hose, tslngesat stun. ADMlSSlilN 10 CENTS. Do You Keep ‘ New fast black hose, Linen collars, all styles, Men's underwear, Notions. roc, Inc and I5c HUSTR' u E? Dress shields, no. WE ecu. lTl Full assortment iaatlscrbone, Shirt waist acts, 25c and sec Union halt. the best skirt supporter on the V 03 J3 market, ‘ 25c 2.38 Elk] (:mst all detlsloirs h Ioc (linen I ran ‘II an a "25', use an rte I c an I c 3'33 Metallic belts, pm 3' 5 :1 Leather bells, 25c and 35c 50c 98c 75c black Indie, 15c Black moire veloir, ”c 27-inch black India plain, 6 I 4 so different patterns for silk waists, Summer silks, to ',close Remnants of 7c muslin Remnants of Ioc outing, Summer comfortables, Summer blankets. ... Toilet Articles. age to 98c 12c to soc ’ 98 Toilet paper 7packagcs for 2 9: Tooth powders, V : 39 Tooth brushes Vaseline, Talcum powder, 50c 48 sheets and envelopes, ""3 Kitchen Department. sec. 75c and 98c Have advanced from sec to use on the yard These are the ones bought before the tarili. 59¢ Ones 50c ll: ' 5c 6 31¢ 8r In and 1.49 49c and opt: a5c 10c and Isa 10 to 25¢: MADAME RUPPERT'S TOILET ARTICLES. 5C, 130, 17¢ [06 we '2 “:11ng White china coffee cups, so a c to .Sc Tea cup and saucer, sc 5 » 9 Mason fruit' jars, quarts and plots, 45¢ Toilet sets .a 98 jerdiucrcs, 5c, 7c, So to not: Isc to .l.49 We have a consignment of granite ironware that. we sell at sec on Ilse dollar. ..;‘;;;';::;:,;;:,3::;::;;1:,: The Norwalk Boston Store.Gor. Ham and Wall Sis. have tried it know that LUSTRINE is the beat article on earth [or house cleaning. it you have never used it, try a toe cake; all grocers sell it. Tax Collector’ I. NOTICE ! NOTICE la hereby given to all peraouo liable to pay taken to the town ol Norwalk in the County oi Pairileld and State oi Connecticut. on the aIIaeaarIInntllatol IM. that i will meet them to receive aald Israels At the more ot'W. S. llauiord. liant IF YOU WANT ALI. THE NEWS “Vim Regular TELEPHONE CALL, 5 Purveyor of Food and Drink! Nowadays nothing is too good,reemingly, for the table. Good food produces good clients in health " “W “’"WW‘ “'9'“ “l" P'”- “l "‘1 vitalityu‘l‘he good housekeeper is always on the lookout for new dishes. They are welcome as a spur to t "on.“ MM", mm”. m, ”and”. A“, jaded appetite and asadircct means to health and strength :In our store wclhave gathered from everywhe the iruitadhe spicea,the sugar. the cereal: and delicacies oi all sorts; probably we have in stock many thin not. until. trim. irons l0 o‘clock ioranoon until lllziluo'cluck afternoon. At the store of J. 0. Bundle. Ist Winni- pank. on the afternoon at .. Monday. Aug not both. mu. irom 3 o'clock until Lao o'clock. At the atom cl Alphonao llllshlo. at flotilla the Mile lilvev. on the evening of Monday. Mutual 30th. Nil. irons 7 o’clock until one o'clock. At the union of the Collector. ileum No l. Masonic building. in the Ulty oi llor walk. in said town at Norwalk. on Turn- day. Anuuat ill. Ian. irons ll o‘clock tore» noon until it o'clock alternoon and irons 7 until it o'clock In the evening. Mr. Stephen Dorm-took. oi (lomatouk Bron. Norwalk, and Mr. J. M. Layton. at his olllee. ltallroad place. South Norwalk. are authorised to receive taxi-I for use. (in all tease which shall remain unpaid alter the lat day of October. ml? interest at the rate oi NINE l'lt‘dt (llill‘l‘ will he charged from the hint day oi Aug oat. lltil‘l. until the name shall he paid. GEORGE E. 31'. JOHN. Ouilaotov. in and for said ‘l‘owa oi Norwslk. on the List of Ions. OORLOI HOUSE, Dragon’s Mat. is. lavas it. W J. I. OW“. Waste ”III! ”HEW"? from everywhere! oi which you never even heard, so awiltare the advances in modern food production. do not already know, that' In quality our goods are always oi the very highest. We have the beat to eat - You will find, if you Lunch chicken, turkey. hem and tongue, game pales. We have the finest products oi the market gard» not every morning. Elegant collect. Fancy gilt edge creamer-y butter, 5 pounda tor tr. Fresh country eggs. The delicious Ferris hams, boneless bacon, smoked beef" and tongues. Celebrated Nos-Infield creamery butter. 25c pound. Fancy head rice. Fruit syrups. Guura jelly. Apollinarlr and Poland water. Ballast ginger ale. OHARLES E. SEYIOUR. Leading Grocer, ll Vast Isshlagtas direct. loath Israeli. lit. at orwa . (loam. unset 7. . It?“ N m 5 “W Sugar Cured Shoulders, per pound, . ' ngap, , , , Sugar Cured Boneless Bacon, perpound, 2:" Sugar Outed Home, per pound, ° . “LID" Special Sale, Saturday, August It! 7 1-2 etc 9 all 11 oil IOTE.---Thsrs Priest llold deed for Saturday, August It. onlyl N. Y. GROCERY OO. Borrowers lending, I: - - “oats ”malls. ,
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