0i rail fattest. .15“
orb.
Educate riot:
«(land Chill
.250? no
M rs. Frfiillt
is visiting!
latclcinghamil omen
will hold a so
noon. 1
The install
Ilzli'loit, has
\\‘~ t‘kii.
, r1 Stowe and
men (love, L. 1..
gouth Norwaik.
Mr. and
daughter. Lord e.
are visiting to
Rev. W. W. T. Duncan. pastor oi the
Holltll Norwaik Methodis
preached at Its pr on”
- the lat-g
A ni’i for titans foundry of the Nor-
n‘ili k “iron WQi‘kSi
M r. and Mrs”: <
who have been thc‘guests of Mr. and
M1510. Ii. Fox. of West street, have re—
iurncd to their home, ‘
William Wodgbury, of Newark. N. J..
who has been the guest or Mr. and Mrs.
l-‘. 'l‘. Egginsou. of North Main street.
has returned to his home.
“filOIlGS’S ,Snperiative Flour,
hug; $4.50 bbl. F. D. Lawton & Co.
57c
There will be dancing“ tonight. at the
Knoll. Music by Jerome May Banjo
i‘itil). The ‘clubis gi ing a concert of
ii... some place this at eruoon.
Mrs. Katherine Fiskc, of Springwood
ul'cnue. has returned from Indian Har-
iiill‘, where she has been the guest of
I1}, (1. Benedict. on the yacht Oneida.
i
The Willing Workers' Circle of
King‘s Daughters, Of the Second Moth
must Church, ‘is meeting with Mrs. G.
D. Worden, of Orchard street, this of-
lt‘l‘lllan. ."
Mr. and .iiiirs. a, avid Bernard. of
Spring streétp‘vvho' ero‘cailed ‘to New
lurk on account of we Illness of Mrs.
Ih-rnurd's motitcr,mhave returned to
Illvil‘ home.
—Try Grumman’s Extract tor mak-
lug root beer. Sold by all grocers.
it. Mortimer Simone. of Beatrice.
Nebraska. left this morning, after a
two weeks' visit in South Norwalk.
stopping with Mrs. aSit‘nons, at the res-
ldcncs of Addison-1F. Hathaway, Ores-
rvnt Terrace. ‘1 .. ,
> : (.1 it,
Joseph Goi‘hami‘it. id. Freeman and
William Miller vo been appointed a
committee‘b‘y' cits Tribe. to confer
with F..B ‘Malkip. Georgc‘w
Joseph Muivlhlli. the well-known
ausiileii Wanamaker. in. W, shinston
st‘ ulsti..isashiir as is peace-
pars content his lends decor-
with,.paint.r- .Qn’awukcn-
, scams yery angry.‘and
to . milks it cemplaiut
feline Gladstone for
or belugaboutythc
ilowing the paint»
in. it fitted byths
I‘d .
,. slightiyhnor
tpneumonia.
illobury'e
bl . l3. Lawton ti; ca.
.1}! .Bllidwln rel;
"hisvsning, from a trip .gto the
In ricanfEitpositlon. 1 .1 3 4
Liberties "W. Benedict will lea
dlothliurcb tomorrow evening. _
, Frank Oasasss,1iof New , .1
has been visiting'his sistwr Mrs iii
Pagaaotti. has returned'to his ho
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Watkins. are
sending sweet it westernm-
?inilaw“‘MrsL “ S. Watkins. “at 0x
Ridge. Q
The "Mill End" sale at the store
of the Rowland Dry Goods Company is
gtiilll attracting large crowds of people
a y.
A cablegram was received yesterday
from Mr. and Mrs. James Malcolm
Kendall, from Boulosne. where the
stehmer touched. ‘
W""“+’.‘""~ ‘
estate... wick ‘will be consumed in
the repair or the retaining wall at the
Grupo'reservolr, before work will be be-
gun on the dam.
Marshall P. Smith, who conducts a
cigar store iand lunch room in North
Malnstrect, is contemplating going
.1 out of business. 2:1
m
Percy Taylor Tilley and Miss Flor .‘
énce J. Tilly, of Kingston avenue.
Brooklyn. are visiting his V. Tilly. of
South Main street; .. ,
.Mr. and Mrs. Charles ‘T. Dlmond
have returned front their Wedding tour,
anti are residing In their newly fur-
uishcd residence at 30 Westnvenue.
Today Is the day on which an answer
is due from Mrs. Uhie to E. A. Taylor.
for his hill for the ducks Mrs. Uhle
took. Two of the towls are now dead.
The case of Timothy Crowley came
up before Judge Joseph R. Taylor, this
morning. The judge continued the
case on condition that Crowley pay the
costs. " '
Miss Minnie Kyle. a graduate of thc
Paterson Training School for Nurses,
is spending a week in South Norwalk.
and will later return to Paterson to
reside. ~
Antonio Soltas has left the employ
of Raymond Bros. and has secured a
position with the New York. New Hav~
en & Hartford Railroad Company at
Noroton.
Mrs. William Gorman; formerly oi
South Norwalk. but now of New York
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. in
Winchester. The latter and son are do-
ing nicely.
$10,000 worth of bonds held by the
treasurer of the water fund, against the
city. were destroyed by the city of Nor-
walk, yesterday, and an order drawn
for $10,000.
~Plllsbtiry’s Best Flour, 59c butt:
$4.70 be. F. D. Lawton & Co.
The Olaiiin University Jubilee sing-
ers were present at the meeting held
in the South Norwalk Methodist
Church. last night. and sang several
sense.
There will be a special meeting at
the Salvation Army hall. on the bridge
tonight. Officers from Stamford and
soldiers will be there. After the meet
ing Ice cream and calm will be served.
Everybody invited to come and enjoy
themselves.
There was a meeting .of the Barber’s
Union. in Rollo Black’s barber shop.
In night. and Harry Oddo was Initia-
te into the Union. An application was
received from Tony Andino, the harbor
who purchased the shop of F. Leone. in
Washington street. 2
it
W1 '
The. Pierson wMauufacturlugs Com-
pany hold a meeting recently, and vot—
ed to patio eleven more machines
Business is booming. so thatythc cons;
cam expects to soon not In as many
more machines :as 4 the room ivlil hold.
The number may finally be increased to
one hundred machines. . . ‘ .
At a meeting»: the Harugarl. last‘
night. Johnjltirsch‘, Ben ,liechtol. Emil
Ditrbech.fiscrsc Mosslnae‘r and Hen,
" than Schmidt worsen!) fitted a coma
_ mitten on arrangements .forarsception.
refreshments. eta. {stalemate int a
sari» Convention be held ‘ here A
will 0
, specialisation .f. , _
fiflkfld‘inezfllU'v'AmoW est 'nl twat
lattent- ‘ were,
Best ll’iour. 690 list”
a
mayor meeting‘in the Second Metho- '
Westpart’rcad. in
., Benedict.Ioi Ne '
‘ , . hhelattsr.,;s ‘
lullaby" was: . “
worsted 1 sun .
Norwaik Store:
Masonic Building.
how when you won. i: D
you can get one. here at
, You knowing kinds 4 . 4
iti’icblc. “§iyiish,ihing§.’7.ihai we guarantee. ‘Do ..
you want cne‘oi these suitsmpltiids.'and mix-
$3. so. all $12’Suils
, blow , all
our EniitcSIock oi1r'1fShaw Hats
sill li—Price. ‘ ‘
ComvstookBros.
"the. we idiom. V.
W“.
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y
I
U _ ”South Norwaiii Store:
* the north;
14 state Main St:
superiority to the'ordinsry
and strength. j *
BU
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That's a compliment to our grain; shows you feel its
kind, but it shows too, that
you do not study conditions closely enough for your own
good. Barley Oats cost more than the ordinary oats-
but they are worth more. If you buy grain with a view to
“chcapness.” you will find your horse will lose his health“
ATS THAT'S CLEAN.
Manuel T. Hatch.
If not, do so at once. 1
It costs you nothing,
Our Platinum: Last Forever.
OPPOSITE HOTEL
,WLASE.
OF THE.
Sale oi the‘ Bankrupt Stock of lions.
Leisenoli Bros.
By order of the receiver, this sale must he concluded «and prices have
Harem wervisited Jacksgn’s
Studio .’
and you will see the Latest Productions
of the PHOTOGRAPHIC ARI : : :
IACKSON'S STUDIO.
53 WALL STREET. NORWAL'K.
no ”
been unmcrclifully out. as everything must go. Fixtures and all. Chance to
prices.
portionatciy. The last days.
OPEN EVENINGB-
\
buy Suits. Waistu. Skirts. of all kinds at less than one half their former
We also have several hundred yards at cloth of all kinds for Walking
Dresses and Bicycle Skirts and Salts, which we will-ell for 20, 25 and 40c
yard; worth double. Children's Reef era, for 75. and $1.00lworth $2 and 30.
Ladies’ Summer Skirts. 25c. Shirt Wallis, 25c.
$2.00: worth 87.60. Cloth Skirts for $1.00: worth $3.60.
Ladlos' Silk Lined coach.
Everything pro-
' l
m
‘fl
Abraham Harris will pay the highest
cash prices forltnoutiy anything that
is discarded. hook up the ad. for the
list of things he will purchase.
wx
WW-
Tomorrow Is bargain day at the
store of A. Dickerman a Sun. ,A few
of the things on which the prices are
out are mentioned in the ad. today. .
A newslgn is being placed In post,-
Iion in giant of 'apuhr'si. hotel at . the
corner (if? 'liaviisndvssdti’Water stream.
Mr. spear intendsgjto . vets. formal
cushion. of the platoon baturdsy.
Raymond Bros; a '
loader cement do! 3. ,
Pisrcc,IJr.,-Oompany, itilfltfldigcport. to
be used In the work of layin a water
main to Fairnold‘ and boat port. ; It
wwili take upwards of 12.000 botanical
P , ,
ortland coin ‘ I; to.
Ye
irdcodwin serv . 4
property belonzlnat M
ward 'I‘lukhsm.‘ of
, sit, '
East ; Norwsllt. w
‘ ambled it
ill? 1 Oil
Valet). sot
- ~‘ ".1 intelligently. and
. l no‘lnfbrmstionyoh
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' cams Lost in THE FOG.
nos'rou, July it—rwo of the as ‘
‘ ing schooner Alcina‘s crew, who were
lost in the fog off Cape’Ann. Monday
night. reached Boston on the schooner
Muggiosuliivsn today. .
Two of the crew of the Province-
.town ,iishemsn Addiston Center, who
entry In the duties Monday
night, were brought to port‘oni the
five-mauled schooner Oakley G. Curtis.
from Norfolk, Va.. today. ,li'ourfmen.
who left the Addison Gen ‘ r1 in, two
dorica when the other-uni . Monday
1 night, are still unaccounted. for. but it
‘ is believed they have been picked up. ’51“
. THINK rusv tows sto1uo‘l's'.,:,
nanometers.
u..s.. .niiy l'I—Jl‘hs
authorities of this
comparing-the den
sliced, to think the “the -’
' snowmen" Wanted, thanh
enact, or Wilmtpspsa .13?in
iii
. ' ed at the allies of Attorney John J.Cun-
1. so, this morning and told a pathetic
‘ tion which soon tires. and than no use
thought they admired. '
» as soon as site landed in this country.
ms after» carefully ‘
lion ovaiWiltrld
- Blondie. [the alleged. ‘ . .1
“Militia" wife murderer. with, lists! the
o {stipoctpnw‘underp costlier ‘
in lab {proved (f
b“ good
. ,1 Train ‘ c Looked-on a" Bilbo ‘1"
M tit-tier.
1* 2 1 balance. Jamil-ea special to‘tho
Tribune from El Poem-Tex. says: An
dental killing of a Mexican. whose
body was then thrown into the‘hre
sealing the fact of his death.
The accident happened below Top
rein. Mex. A freight In an isolated spot
ran otter a neon. killing the man in-
stantly. In Mexico the death of a sub-
ject by a train is a much of a crime as
murder. Knowing this the crew. to?
conceal the accident, threw the body
into the
relatives of the dead man began to
make inquiries as to’ his whereabouts.
Some one had seenrhim at» a certain
point and one Moxig‘pn from a‘distance
saw the train stow" The members of
the crew were qu‘éii‘tloned. and fearing'
the truth would come out, they resign»
ed their positions ad tied to the ~
ted States. , ' . Uni
W
atsr'ro's tlcéuss ArrAcHso.
M
Pretty Maggia Ernesto Wants her $45
1, Returned.
Mosaic Ernesto. an ltaiian woman
with more than ordinary beauty. call.
story. It was the old one of Inlatua-
for the one with whom they once
Messier very reluctantly told the
story which led her to call at the so
torney’s cities and have a writ Issued
to attach the license in the saloon of
Posqualo Elotto. in Mechanic street.
This Is the young man whom she
claims deceived her and she now
wants her rights.
it Is just about six months ago that
Maggie landed in New York from
itaiy. Eletto was then In South Nor-
walk. She came here for the purpose
of getting married to Eletto. She says
that the latter had stated in letters
many times that he would marry her
Believing him. she started from her
native home. Neither had ever met
the other before, but they had ex-
changed piotures and through letters
they declared their love for each oth.
er. They become engaged by corres-
ponding. and Maggie. was happy.
When the latter arrived, In South
Norwnik she had 845. She willingly
gave the amount to her intended hus-
band. he promising that the next day
they would go and get married. When
turned up and Eletto did not have time
'to get married. He explained as best
he could why they could not get mar-
ried that dull. and Maggie. who had
put all her trust In him, was content
to wait.
She has waited now nearly six
months. living over the saloon in the
apartments with EIotio. and she
thought last Sunday that it was about
time to draw the line. When she men-
tioned marriage to Elett he flew into
a rage. Warm words followed. and the
result was that Maggie Is badly bruis-
ed from being struck several times by
Elctto. She says that she will not
live with him any longer and she now
wants her 346 back so she can return
to Italy, where she had a child, she
having been married In that country.
Her husband died a few months after
the marriage.
The attachment was placed upon the
license {or the purpose of procuring
the 346. Deputy Sheriff John W. scuiv
Icy served the papers this morning.
Maggie soysthat if she is not success-
ful In getting‘the money, she will
bring suit against Eietto for breach of
promise. assault and another charge.
which she would not disclose to At-
torney Cnneo. She said that she was
in deadly fear of Elotto, and that she
had to steal away from the house this
morning on the pretense that she was
unveil and intended to consult a phy-
s c an. .
FIRE DEPARTMENT MEETING.
invitation to Att (1 Service in South
Norwalk Mo nudist church.
A meeting of the South Norwalk
Fire Department was held last night
in the Old Well Book .9. Ladder house
in ‘liitvilnnd street: ‘ ‘An invitation to
attend the South, Norwalk Methodist
Church Sunday evening, September 8.
was accepted and ,it was votedto-be
present. .
- An imitation trom.the
.—
ment to site
town. but the it!
would be no
accordingly.
isbratio‘n in“ that
tmontthought they;
in
;'i“ s Whip on Moslcunhubiocth at
, Much of. scam as ‘- 1 51 'r 1.
American train crew on the Mexican ‘
5 , CentralRaiiroad has just reached-this .
» city. having tied trout the republic to
in consequence of the acci- 1
box of the Incomotive. in hopes of can
fire box. A few diiys later the 1
the following day arrived. something -
t . d and” voted 1’
‘ close them out. 4
11 in the lot.
few of the $12 grade. ‘
White Nccltbee Shirts are
.7 WILLIS H.
as» hcdlpbrolict‘t.one number flinch
Mano Fine AlbworsicdSut’ts. chicane. ,¢ ‘ 1
re are all sizes, 11in regulars and Stools it
~- ‘ Most of: these Suits are 315 quality, but; 1i
t .. real nag. ‘
stunt; 1
1 Clothier and Furnisher, .
48 and 50 Wall Street.
BELL 1PREPARED STARCH. Do
you use any prepared starch like Ivory
or Elastic? Why not use Boil Starch,
10 cent package, do, and 5 cent package,
3 cents. Warranted to do anything
that any prepared starch will do. Cel-
luloid prepared Starch. 10 recent pack-
age for lie. \
BUG SECT KNOCKOUT. A liquid
has killer. instant death to bed bugs,
roaches, waterbugs. 25 cents bottle.
Any use for PREPARED FLOUR for
biscuits, etc. Get a trial sample of the
“Reliable.” ‘ J A I. _
Lorenzo
-1 Normal/oi C
Open Monday, Friday and Saturday simian.
sonogram , .- .5. ~
At the Model Grace
DRIED BEEF.
the nicest in town. ,
hnd best quality beef. 0
always a customer for
Tastes good when other
PEANUT BUTTER, so
some people buy and buy,
must be good. . ‘
OLD POTATOES. No tit
tattoos are up again to It so
how about some lair old
cents peck?
tention to that bargain and
Ale. 5 cents bottle. ,
1 Business solicited. . t" .
Dibble.
list.
We have the best arranged and
equipped optical room in the
walks. and Guarantee our work.
EXAMINATION FREE!
Graduate Optician,
58 Wall St»
We admit that it is presuminé
on our part to call attention to the
following facts during this heated
term, but the winter months are
approaching when you will re-
quirc ‘
Our stock of CROSS CR
VEIN LEHIGH has been put-ch
dust, and will be delivered at yo
you send in the orders now.
Telephone Gail 07-2..
EVERYTHING IN
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womani- ltl‘ut. 1
UT
,, ‘ , Torrington 11
fire department wasreceived.requsst- ;
In: the Scrutiny nrwsilmlire Departw ,-
' . ,_As1161mceménvt1
V claimantManama ,,
fil’iiii Oils
m
Do Not Despair
of getting your eyes comfortably titted
because others have failed to give re-
best
Nor-
0. B. J RCKSON,
Norwalk. Ct.
EEK, HAZLE 0"
need with great" [at
ur conveniences pics
Raymond I
””qu strainers
’9.
FISH. to
crass. CLAMS. ET
BILL o
1 sections.
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