gallonslof milk;
000,060 gallons,
shined by
means of spec-
’ temilk which Is
rs prized; While oth-
’ deli as butter,
oil on like—ware
ua y stringent reg-
to heir purity. The ef-
1871' the mortality
ren born was 30; in
trill. '
gogudge has decided,
,iownei resid-
‘ .Rziurlolpli
I that.
tom his front windows.
gropertv owner
a ju iciald'r
qeht club from erect-
use on the east side
“e §Idc~of the avenue.
IWycrhnoved a disso—
junction, and Judge
the Illotion.1\rl
hell and will be ar-
loll, but meanwhile
portant {building ‘pro~
l‘ted. :
,Trilinue warns the
kérs that moderation IS a
In the building of
en houses. as in cling; Inat~ ..
dilly there Will "iii; a
In liat property.“ ll ‘
IlIour arrived for starting hp ork at
to long, as thrlre
hica o." «it "953’s.
o‘Tt e ere ‘o‘i’pros-
I ght a tendency to
. wellersinto house-
ugh the population
I the rate of 100,000
In ml for G s has
it talent by the
I jibe any,
nitric porters Wto
_ " Ian cities,
onholr runes have
cutie already wide
‘3‘, hit of France.
J; trying to exter-
losguito, says the
‘el, let ud not ne-
try whichlays up
do one that
y damage.
" min mug»
‘ July tom—One
rework at the Farrel
smith“ dilution is led to'
the firth. man of the
I ordte‘ enough
lpalstsble sandwiches *:
on the steps of the First
, taming tn'e'lr then; and W3} br
‘ walk. acting as so
90 towns and unnully with
and that the sheer White list»
locate are deslnncd for wear with,
beer wns.‘snd occasionally with‘a‘i
nos If they are hear enough mu 9
l at maltin
this detailed
ruluI‘Irderi of
one chunb
‘ paper as soon do it in mode and em»
as you:
eclue us much care lI'l pecking
Could a loaf of oils with soft treating.
well afford to furnish it all. lustre cosy
spots here and there. Provide furnish
lugs and rugs whose colors will not
run. but have them pretty and partially
protected from sudden showers
awnings or screens And remember
above all t at the most expensivcly
furnished ye undo. len' t inviting if dust
and cobwabs are allowed to collect
Keep your veranda clean it it requires
your attention twice a day to do so.
W
RESOUED BY JOE WALKER.
Colordd""l'tlglllot: Help: Woman from a
Place of Danger.
A few weeks ago. “Joe“ Walker
(James Shepard) the colored pnglllst
' 59mph troll: depth at
the Stamford depot. Ills experience
then was probably ,in his mlndnt Set
urday noon, when he saw a feeble old
woman full in front of one of th(
heavy Sautelio circus trucks at the
corner ofI Main: and, Atlantic etrcts.
in Steward.‘ Tho old women lay on
the pavement, almost between the boots
of the houses. She was helpless and
in imminent (in er of being crushed
to death when? hurried from
the crowd and r from pan
w. Both sides of th strbet were
lined by people looking ht the circus
purade but writer was thd quickest
to see the womans peril.
No one seemed to know the woman
She was very old and feeble She at»
tracted considerable nttenuon during-
the forean, which she passed sitting
National
book. it is presumed that she came
ill from the rum districts to see the
circus. The woman was quite bewil
dered and frightened by the accident
and hurried away from the scene.
M
NO MEN REPORTED
But Preparations are Being Made to
Start Factories in Derby.
DERBY Conn. July Ill—When the
the Birmingham iron Fou'
morning. no men reported lh obedience
to the notice issued Saturday. and it is
not probable that any will report our
mg the day. Meanwhilel the- motility
management is preparing to abort up
along other lines. They hdye gupplicd
themselves with cots, cookin‘ utensils
and other things necessar f l n:
s
new force in siday or III I... ll ‘3‘
At the Whitioeki‘wyr ntlnlt
work‘s ton addition machinists res.
ported for duty this morning. and that
factory" “I tell} uto lg“ wmfort
able shape. 2'
The 'Drls‘us—Seobdry Company have
made no effort to start up at all.- and
there ore no indications that it pro
poses to make a start at any time in
too near future.
«mtg—mum
GPOKI‘. TH! THEOLOINE.
NEW YORK. July lbw'l‘he Steam»
ship Raven-d a. Captain Wilcox, or.
rived today Pratt-ow. this re.
ports: July 12. Int. 96.18. ion. 74.04
spoke dismssted and waterlogged
schooner Theoiolue. from Brunswick
for Boston, the other of [which asked
to be towed. Alter th'I attempts With
our boat we succeeded in giving him
our banner.
8. Ill. hnd both vessel» labored heavily.
lit III p 11L". the homer ported and
threatening weather rattling in with
Increuiuu m. proceeded with loss of
humor. Offered to take off the crew.
but they refined to leave their vessel.
The Ward bins steamer Mammal.
from Havana. passed to Sandy Hook. at
11:29. this morning, having in tow the
noted: no honour Theollue. from
Lieutenant-Governor Roster, of Nor-
or, he: author-
lxod the “mission
Forsrty of New
uectleut’
its
amount. lie IIIIII aide
‘ ectl dirt
The son was blurb from
Bernard William
yen. to the Con»
heel for t’tnbeclles IIt Lilla“
t 9 bill of the
y ‘ oiled!
, tho ouhrter‘ ended ‘
built: 9. than. apparently
than 35 years of use. of medium
eight, hourly moustache, slightly bald
,3 9 would a check null and a block
soft lust, came to the boarding house
nod applied for a room He hold that
Ia was going to work in the lock fee.
I tory dud wanted a room to live in. lie
I put 98 in advance and Mrs. Router as»
3 signed him to a room.
This morning about it o'clock Mrs
emu. who boards at the place. Was
published by hearing .a noise in her
‘ room‘ and opened her eyes to see It msn
leaving her room, With her gold w‘atch.
She called down stairs that her watch
1le been stolen by It man and Mrs;
some: stopped the man. who turned
.9“ to be the new. ledger
If you have a large verando and can't
are asked him to give up the watch
end he denied buvln It} On inquiry
99 to what he was an Inn up stairs the
men said that he Was limiting for the
toilet room. Mrs Homer replied that
h he ought to know better than to look
In the top of the house for It and then
the man went by but; and out doors
and started up West avenue.
Mrs. Rumor called to him to stop.
and as he didn't instéltd of following
I him or making an outcry wont to the » ~
reside-nee of Chief Bradley In Fiunklln
avenue. When the chief heard the
title he started up town immediately.
but did not locate the man. as he had
plenty of time to escape, and site: tel
enlioulng to Bridgeport and Stamford
returned to Mrs. Itomer' a. where he
was informed that besides the gold
watch the man had secured the 93 be
put up and tour 35 bills. These had
been taken from Mrs Hornet" s bureau
drawer.
HOMING 'PIGEON RETURNS.
A. Rocttecher. of North Main street.
who sent three cnrrlor pigeons belong
ing to Rudolph Knlpel. of Elmwood
avenue. on the steamer Pretoria when
Mrs. Roetoclzer sailed Inst week. re
ports that the second bird bringing II
message arrived home yesterday morn-
ing at about 9: :30 ocipck. This bird
was liberated when out of New York
lty six days on n twelve day boat and
was mode the liomex’va‘rd journey in
two days. The third is awaited with
anxiety. These two birds will be not
out again on the Humburghor Line:
Doutschland, leaving New York city
the 17th inst. They will be accompen
led by Mr. Roettecher's sistcrdn-luw.
BAND LEADER CLIFFE ROBBED.
it is not always the lieub from the
country who is the victim of pickpoclc
eta and thieves who make crowds at
It circus. their field tor operations.
Once in II while a circus men is the
victim. This was illustrated Friday in
Greenwich. John 'W.Cll!fe, whose home
is‘ln Stamford. and who is lender oi
one of the bands in Ssutelle's circuit.
was relieved of 9 gold watch and $50
in money. He was with the band.
when the theit occurred. He had left
a, his coat. in the pockets of which were
his watch and money, in an adjoining
tent. and did not discover his loss un-
til he returned for his coat. The Inst
ter was reported to the authorities of
Greenwich and Stamford.
ALL HOT BURTONEXONERATED
0. 0. Burton. better known as “All
Hot" Burton, has been exonerated
from all blame in getting the keg of
beer from Herman Quittnor. Mr. Bur:
ton stated that he got the beer (or
Ferguson, in Norwullt;I
day that Mr. Hand got the beer, he sold
his saloon. When Chief Vollmer wont
to the saloon with Burton Hand was
not to be found. When the latter
heard what had happened. he lmmod
lately wont to Quittnors saloon and
paid for the beer hinting; that he had
sent Burton for the keg.
SUIT AGAINST IONDBMEN.
Attorney John Keogh has brought
suit against Senator John H.19orrls. as
tho bohdlunsn for Chariot d: Lulu-loo.
the contractors who are bulldlnIt the
Sminswood avenue sewer. for $700 on
behalf of the parents of the Velentlue
lad Who lost three fingers on one oi his
hands, one day recently. by the ox
ploslou of s cartridge that belonged
to the contractors, and which. he says.
he found in the hum“! of a child by
the side of Lexington avenue.
LIEU’I'INANT NAMGAV DEAD.
MANILA. 3er I5. milieutenunt
Clinics it. Bombay. of the Slat intone
trt, ‘Ivlro who Wounded in tile engage
Intuit heir Lips. listens“. early last
month ls dead. The death this him an
dun mood of Batch 1". flutter. formerly
dent of srtliiisry who use re-
msp‘hlolntsd puroluthlhx agent of
burnt. General I
flout}. It iii .wln the final
, the meteor, mile handled
., tees tree Holman, II
ltd , cool '
0n the some
‘ “ 1‘ above on th
I silver medals:
Boeck men. 89 O Schueltor, Fresno.
56; George Keller. San Jose, 64: Ru~
,. 'do‘iuh Scherf. San Jose.
or. three kinda or on. 5mm
must be presented for wagon.
goods. I...
W
t
South lloIItlll'Iustco
South Norwa‘llc, Comp,
June 28,1901.
The trustees hove ordered that
the interest to ‘b “or
meet, July Ist., Igor, shall be at
the rate of four (4) per cent. per
unuum.
CHARI ES E. HOYT,
'FrcasuIer.
Business hours, 9 to 12 I. on, an 1
tea 9. Ills, and me e to B p. In, 8: or.
day evonlnnl. .
«mo
THE
Jar. r
INTEREST
has gone into our frocks, and may be
drawn qt any time; those who prefer
to let their Intersit remain. can hive
some entered on their was book: at
their convenience.
or.» I
South Norwalk
S'a vlngs Bank,
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
some up succzssrut.
Gill NATIONAL BANK.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. I
Cantu].
Surplus, ”00.000910
Other Profits. 525.000.1012
JOIN ll. FEMS. Milli.
JACOB fl. MYYON. Cashier.
DlREOTORG' ‘ ’
John H._Forrte Henry alymour:
John H. Knapp ’ Christian 8mm
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Josiah R.Marvln . Samuel Grummnn
J. Wallace Marvin.
Accounts Sollelfod.
Tylor Goln,
REAL ESTATE 1ND
INSURANCE:
LINCOLN aromas Museum.
74 Watchtower: Strut.
9er unit Atx.e9 a
nine nuIeIIIIIIquIIII
IIIIIIII
I w - Gelsel. Splfllnsfleld Mass"
. ward H. Goats. 104: Jacob Gruhl. Bac-
, thrilled to the _
depositors III the Savings Depart- :
, yesterday afternoon.
3100.000. 00
one
I . II reroute.
Hellman, 9e!)
behold; Socratic .
The folio II: who mode 50 one
point target. received
Philo Jacobs. 106; F.
to, till;
69:11am
Kuhls. 101; '19.!) amlth. 92; 'l‘. Ry
210; Ed~
rsmento, 86: A Msrquisll has Angol—
ea 85; F. nailing, Sacramento. 130;
lllrllll Schmidt, Sacramento. 164.
Today will be the official reception
day at the fast and the visiting sharp-
shooters will be formally received by
the president and olll‘cers of the nation
91 selloutcscnbund at their headqusrt
ers.
The shooting at the ranges will be
gin st 8 a. In., and last until 7 p. m.
with an hours Intermission at noon.
At 7 o'clock there will be the dlstrl
button of prizes won during the day.
nun—~—
M'BRIDE l8 HU HT.
Mei-Idea Aer hunt Strikes Against
‘, I clg‘huildlng.
NEW YORK, July 15~Frnnk Mo
Bride, a professional heronsut of Merl
on. com. bed a narrow escape from
death in an unmanageable balloon
He was giving
an e‘xlIlbitltm Itt Dimer Perk. LBcnson-
burst. When titer roped werevcut the
balloon arose about 40 feet with Me»
Bride sitting onllthe tracers. The bal-
loon sped on hitting telegraph poles.
roadside buildings, trees and other "ob
' sanctions until it reached 13th Bosch
when it come full tilt against a large
brick house. This stopped the balloon
« and McBride unconscious and bleeding
was taken from the report in which the
had become entangled. He was badly
cut and had several ribs broken.
Ribs H '0
FOR IN
3,000 white .1... colored Shirt Wan-u.
all now, were priced up to now at 989,
and $1.25. Sale price, 59c. .
Ladies' 10c Black Hose, 5:.
Mloacs' 190 Black Hose, 10¢.
Wiltimantle Spool Cotton. 200 yards
epool, 3c.
10c Lawn: and Dlmltlct, now do-
signs, 59.
50c trimmed Muslin Gowns for lad
lea. 29¢.
Cutlcura Soap, 17c, 2’:
idea of what this sale means.
‘érAIiIcezz. I
Whisk Broomo. lilo.
989 twohuI-ner outsm-
Ladlos’ Ribbed V66“,
10:. ‘ “ ,,
300Wlndow screen. I‘m window. '
190. V ' '
15c Grey Belellal; any
15c linen Huck Tow
tinny, :
SPLENDID COFFEE, DOUBLE CREAM CHEESE,
v
FANCY CRACKERS.
HEADQUARTERS FOR" FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
. Oranges, Bananas, Peitches, Pineapples. Peas, Wax Beans, Lettuce, Beets, Blackberries, T95
matoes, Watermelon. Muskmeions. etc.
We study to please our patrons, and offer the best the market affords at lowest cash pric68.
Have you seen our hypnotic offer, call and be In the swim.
3 t lilltlll pleating tract 33 list WasIlIglIIl Stu
if you are in need olglCl‘Our, and want to buy at a verv low price. come see us'thIs week.
536 PE MG.
55c P BAG
599 PERWAG.
MAUD 8. FLOUR.
JONEB'G BUPERLATIVE FLOUR.
PILLSBURY'B BEST XXXX FLOU
$4.30 PER BBL.
$4.40 PER BBL.
R. $4.70 PER BBL.
”VERY BEST ELGIN OREAMERY BUTTER. 229 PER LB.
2 lbs. Full Cream Cheese,
Lnsmolltie, per box. I
5 lb. Pull Jelly,
ti lbs. Laundry Starch.
Pillsbury‘s Out. Food, per pkg..-
‘v 250
‘ 3c
15c
250
9c.
4 lbs. best Rice,
6 nukes Best Lilly Soup,
3 cans Custard Pumpkin,
Alaska Salmon. per can,
Mustard Sardines. per can.
SPECIAL FOR THIS GALE ONLY:
25c Soda Crackers. per in.
25c. Lemon Cakes, pelt: 1b.; ;-
25c blazer sn‘apis, per 1b.; ,
10c Nic Nscs.
9c Oyster Crackers, per 19.,
per lb.,'
One 4 lb. Package Swift's Washing Powdér and 3 Cakes sutlft'l Pride Soap, for 25 Cents.
NEW YORK GROCERY COMPANY
DONOVAN BUILDING.
Dine Label Cstsup,
1 3 cool sugar Corn.
New nose; Po ‘
RELIABLE GROOERG.
TELEPHONE CALL 133-6.
. II
- scum new It;
on EXTRA LOW PRICE SPECIA?
JIOOB M. LRYTONI
one EX’l’RA LARGE. If,"
m ,I ‘
use. 31bit. ,
‘ use. a pimp Gold Duo
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