George Boron
\llllk to Broolrl
guest of Illa w
l’uik.
Miss Bernie
11 guest of Bar
A iittlednughlohol‘ snior Smith for
‘ ”during
llmlcn lol ,,
lhc (hlld
\(ll walk
n
in South
mepnny ls
. g g, Nbrwalh the
N. w Milford pottery people, who mau-
nhn- turc Duchess ware.
’ 7, do or! Metho-
oy trolley ride to
Pleasure Beach. last night.
The Misses Gertrude and Sadie Cole~
mull. who have been visiting in New
Milford, have returned to their home
in High street. South Norwolk.
Hutchinson. Pierce & Company's
.xhirt factory. in Merwin street. is very
busy at present. The usual shut- down
mines nbout July 4. but is, not in sight
let
The lecture on old homes of Nor
“.1”! will o given in Guider‘s hall
llowayton, pronoun hcxt week. to raise
lliillls for the foundation for the gun
.il hownytou.
At the lulu-ween prayer meeting of
ill ldiret Methodist Church, this even—
mg. the pastor will continue his series
of inlks on the Lord's Prayer; topic,
lead Us Not Into Temptation.
iiniirond Commissioner W. F. Wilcox
of Chester. ban bone to Woodstock. Vi
to iomnin .i . so time. his health
lmllng been poor or scorersi months
l'ust. last Saturday homes thrown
lmm his carriage by the breaking of
tho kingbolt and quite severely bruis-
Ld.
~—Dr. M. S Boson oouiist and aurlst
(on be consulted in the phrlors or the
Mnhnckemo Hotel on. Tuesday And
1. ridnys. between the hours at 1 and
p. m.. and daily between 9 and 12 r.
in.. 8 and 9 p. m‘.. at 515 Folriloid sve
hue. Bridgopo you examined and
The romaine of Charles Judd who
died in BridgepOrt. were brought here
yesterday afternoon. for burial in the
Center Cemetery. The body was taken
in the undertaking rooms or A T.
returned from a vacation
Charles u 0 C .
i-lLincolll Council 0 U A. M. will
light in their hall
5. not. , ‘_
. The Rev W. Ii Hubbard. pas
"reached at the springdalo camp Iue'et-
ng loot night.”
N: ours so to the see. shore resorts loaded
W
Hor'sce Drske. ‘vvho wail arrested
one month ago for intoxication. and
had his case continued. was diachorgA
ed by Judge Lockwood this morning.
The local branch of the Barbers’ Un-
ion will hold its next meeting with Gua—
tave Pitzer. at his place. in Wsahinlr
ton street. on Tuesday night, July r80th.
Captain J. B. Costello and William
tresl, Toronto, Bunion and Worcester.
Mrs. .W. H. Ellington will entertain
house Monday July 22. Members
will take the which car pass The Green
eta 2.0
WWW—I.
At the last meeting of the Board of
Visitors of the Norwslk Hospital, it
was voted to adjourn for the summer,
subject to the call of the chairman, Mrs.
loaec S Jennings ‘ .
George F‘. Hearse. William F. Hoyt
and Dr. William 1... Wood are expected
home from the White Mountains and
Connecticut Lakes. i‘hursdny or Friday
evening of this wool: .
l Charles and Aloe Hamilton. sons of
isaac G Hamilton. returned last night
trout New York on the steamer liar
lem with the pony Mr. Homilton pur-
chased in that city a week ago.
Labor Union. met lit the olilce 0! Gus-
tave Pltzer. lnst‘night. and talked over
plans for the Labor Day picnic. No
deiinite business was transacted. ‘
Copies of the public acts of the state
or Connecticut, oi the January session.
1901, are in the hands of the lawyers
The note will take effect on August 1.
except those that became laws on their
passage.
~‘l‘ry Grumman's Extract tor mak-
ing root bber. Sold by All grocers.
There will be an ice cream and coke
social tonight at the Salvation Army
Hall. on the Washington street bridge
Ollicere and soldiers from Stamford will
be present. Everyone is invited to be
present us an enjoyable time is onlici~
poled.
William L. Olsen has sold his bay
party. lie has purchased the brown
cob, “Old Boyd” from Mr. Newton. of
Ridgefield. The animal in (act. it high
stepper and is being driven on the
road by Miss May Olsen.
A member of the w. 0. T. U. says:
“if people who are complaining about
the water in the W. C. T. U. drinking
fountain. not being cold. would remind
youngsters not to waste water. and
. that ice costs money. the water would
be just right. There are one hundred
pounds or ice put in the vault of the
fountain every day. But. then. you
' .. will find kickers everywhere. even it
by appen-
peritonitis
B
d one he on But-
he digit on Monday.
stucco i
“ll ileum mi “on...
submitting m
T
,, Juliana
they get or crything for nothing. We
should try and incour‘nge the W C. T.
.l.l
pm
Willium L. Olsen and Harry Bracken
of Oiscnu choc etoro, in Washington
street. went to New York yesterday.
partly on hudincse ma pleasure. They
thousht they would take in Keith’s
theatre in the afternoon and wont to
the piece in their obirt waists. They
were roiused admittance. the ticket
taker stating that no one who allowed
inside the door without a con. Neill
lug counted the two wont to Tony
Pastors rind now u hood shew. They
were Just as well collided. ,
Junius hi. Add Julius it ltllechilo.
Bridgeport‘il lanolin old him. will
leave this week for their form in Boy-
mour. there they will rennin the bll
lunch or the summer. my burn the
Holbrocir hint. at Great lliil.
house on it is ill years old. . A pleasant
_ lecture oi the mention thin summer "
which . M1111 tvrln minddmhtorf cl
libel Min there They
‘ are near, end Jessie more. at Bilbo
both. N. 3.. d til grout! lather tum
. “ ' othcrto ouch in
hold its regular meeting tom ow
the south Norwallr Baptist ch ch .
. E Riordan ore, contemplating a. trip to -
. Albany. Buffalo, mania Folio. Mom
the Pine Lodge Whist Club. at the club .
The sports committee of the Central ‘
gelding, "Happy Gilt," to a New York ,
The ‘
‘ lures.
Norwalk Store:
Masonic Building.
. . reliable, stylish things that We guarantee. Do
you want one oi there. suite-wields. and mix-
$5. $10 and $12 Suit
Now “at $5 79.
Our Entire Stock of Straw Hats
it flat Prion.
Comstock Bros.
south Norwslir Store:
14 South Main St.
superiority to the ordinary
High Priced v
That‘s a compliment to ouryg‘rain; shows you feel itu. ‘
kind, but it shows tom-that,
you do not study conditions closely enough for your own
good. Barley Oats cost more than the ordinary onto—P ’
but they are worth more. If you buy grain with a view to
“cheapness,” you will find your horse will lose his health
CORRECT LIKENEBS.
A good picture of yourself or
Goon-lie Hotel.
Trolleys puts the door.
w. A. BENEDICT.
Room 1, Masonic Building. Nor-walk.
116 Washington at. 80. Nomaik.
Dear I ricnd:
lyf'
YOUR PHOTOGRAPH SHOULD " BEWMAUE‘ AT
JACKSON’S STEM
If you wont ‘-
Alirlsrlc mouu'rmos.
ABSOWJE PERMANENGE.
’child may become invaluable.
COME WHILE IN GOOD HEALTH.
JACKSON' 5 STUDIO
53 WALL ST.. NORWALIQ
1
Norwalk Conn
Here we are with math» to order clothing at reduced prices.
lhc reason is that the lane) cassimcrc lilatciials are getting low.
and there are at present cull fifty patterns out of which shits
may be lnnilc cunscquculli to close out these designs before the
fall materials arrive or make. a reduction of $1. 50 to $4.00 per suit
lhis will enable \011 to get a suit to your measure and made l)\ the
best workuicut at especiall) reasonable cost.
us at am time, and u c will explain and SHOW our materials. willing-
”in us~look in upon
Sincerely yours,
W. A. BENEDICT.
LAST
of
DRESS SKIRTS
WASH SKIRTS .
CHILDREN'S COATS
LADIES’ SILK LINED
M...
Rev. Poul. 3i. Btrsyor imp- found
Booth Nor-nil: so clemut in summer
that he will mm but two aundm n:
August. thoiluft two. sad the
other two allowed. him n the winter.
Ho hull illru'.‘ strum will then ‘vililt
’ldg
olive
OF THE.
RecEIVER’s SALE
tho
Lelsoroon Bros Stock; .
We will continue until Saturday night, July 20th. In the mourn
time everything must go. regardless of former prices.
. 5-CENTS.
. . ' . 25 CENTS.
. . 85 CENTS.
COATS
$1.5 o, WORTH 57 50.
WHITE. AND COLORED WAISTS. .
., 35 CENT 8. WORTH 75 CENTS.
CLOTMS FOR5 SKIRTS OR SUITS .
:5 & 25 CENTS Y1}. WORTH so 0: 75 CENTS.
LININGS. 4 CENTS YD» WORTH to CENTS.
OPEN. EV ENINGS.
i
The locust but made lilo annual
601ml. ‘ 7 if
W
Barry doodwiu. the roller in having
a role on colt: ind underwear.
to him who hard tired rut. he says.
"Wen Alice: muslin?
rheumwhmmiugym
toll”. tho W10"
,9» m on manual
- troops to Nianilc.
Wu. ‘
Glover bu something to any today
, mu entrance and doughw
i! orehallmwn. lawn. m guests
NIANTIO ENGAMPMENT. ,
”plum-luv"
Much to Honda. “ "
Assistant Quill-torment” vacuum!
the ciilcicls of the New York. Now Be
. van and Hartford Railroad (lollipop?
with the view of getting a reduction in
‘ the rate cl tronenortutlou for the ten
miles between Lyme and East Lyme;
component at lsutlc. lie was in“
formed that there could be no roduo
troops at Lyme instead or at Best
lagoons to the company. as the cars
hauled to East Lyme. litter the din
embarking at Lyme. .~
The camp at Nicolle will be occupied
by the Third and Fourth Regimento.
Battery A, the Machine Gun Corps and
under the command of on oilicer who
will be outlined by Brigadioraaenomi
Rinseeil Front. The First and Second
Regiments. the separate company and
chino Gun Corps will disembark at
Lyme and march to Nlontic to attack
the camp. which will be defended by
the troops occupying it. The march
, ins troops will oncomp or. a epot. to he
, chosen later between the encampment
and Lyme. and pitch their tout‘ for the
, night
The cuertermnstor- generni's depart
moot lino procured coo shelter tents and
rubber, blankets for the men. it is ex.
, peeled that about 1.500 troops will~be
in the attack and their march oi ten
miles along the country road will be
an unusual sight tor the people living
in the country. On the following mor
ning they will resume their march and
. continuountii Nicotic is reached. Brig-
adlor~Gcncrsl Frost’s order in relation
to tho encampment at Niontic is ex-
pected to be issued in A few days.
The pouches are of exceptionally
line quality. They are made of light
dexible cloth. covered with the best
‘uuiity of rubber. in also they are six
eel douaro. Thirteen hundred and iii-
state It the night of tho bivounc on
the march from Lyme to. Niantic
‘should prove stormy and wet the poo-
chos will be thoroughly appreciated by
the soldiers.
Of the shelter tent-a tue quartermas‘
tor-general has received 800 Complete
tents or 1.699 hall tents. Each soldier
will carry a hall tent with pole and
pegs on the march and at night will
join his hull with that of a comrade
thus making it complete shelter for
two. The tools are of light but strong
cotton and are of the popular khaki
color.
it will take one hundred sud ten cars
and enhances to transport all the
The cavalry troop
from New Haven will. it is thought. he
with the First and Second Companies
in the attack on the camp.
This morning Captain Cornell. the
State armorer. went to Ninntic with
a gang of men numbering. including
those from Hartford and others whom
he will employ. about ‘twentydive, to
erect the tents and put the grounds in
shape (or the. brigade.
RUSSELL GETS THREE MONTHS.
m
Found Guilty of Bigomy in London-
Tod
any.
LONDON. July 18~Eari Russell. ar-
raigned at the bar of the House of
Lords today (or trial on the charge of
blgsmy. pleaded guilty. alter lengthy
argument against the jurisdiction of
the court.
Earl Russell was sentenced to three
months“ imprisonment no u llrstclnss
miedemesnnnt.
The trial began at ll o'clock. and
was carried on with all the quaint and
middle age . ceremonies. The argu-
ments lasted one hour. Both the 9:1er
and Countess Russell and their coun
eels pleaded they did not know they
were doing wrong. but had acted on
the best legal advice obtainable in No-
vada. The peers reached their decis
ion after twouty minutce conuidcrs
lion oi the cm.
Add Earl Russell London
in anticipation of the Lord Russell
prepared [or him reception one of the
William T. Blood. and members of the
Jameson raiders. it in n commodloun
apartment in which his lordship can
be; supplied with his own food
or non.
onion sLocK counsel).
Early today the ionrmtory brick
buildlnx in Monroe street. occupied by
N I: M. Friction-n. a dry goods store.
and (‘ mickey. crockery. collapsed
The building bu been undergoing ex-
tensive repairs the put month and
woe nearly com Mod: The ion will
amount to 350. on the building. sud
or much more to the clock of N. l I!
ll‘rledmsn. aid 350.000 to 0. allelic]. , .
The only‘uorlou injured on Lieu
taunt John (to nor. of the dr- depart
ment who tell .1; louder 1nd rur-
ruined {still lumth juries
violin roll mun
_ July is. mountain E
- , m Providence it l..
Wood received a
in: seventeen m
in helping to rescue the our! oi that
f summoned renown: June. in ithir
. ,{lr /’ " N
r’ ‘ inlaid do a
W '
W'ooaocotmmmmmd
m diiccvcrod only or short line one.
mpuilfincedwno pneumatic!
W um which
err-ct Houlenbeok. ‘ '
Diuidhsrkmoot of Troupe at Lyme—n
Morgan communicated yesterday with ‘
which a portion of the troops Will not .
go over on iii r way to the aisle en- 1
lion made. The disembarkmcut o! the 5
hymn will not be partlculsriysdvan. ‘
used in transporting the troops will be .
two sections of the Signal Corps, all .
two sections 0! the Signal and Maw
the oillclslii or Holloway prison have
and
in the lot.
77m: are all since, a. «your; and starts,
Most of lbw Suits are .315 quality. but l‘
. few of the 512 grade.
48 .1}:de Wall Street.
l
r
r
"chm WW, m
I A”.
White Negligee Sim-to are t
Izabe- them from 466 to $1.50. .
“ heal thing
mm. H. 5mm
. Clothier and Furnish".
Open Mondsy. friday and Saturday ovoniu
.. ”mm.
At the Model Grace
BELL PREPARED STARCH. Do
you use any prepared‘storch like Ivory
or Elastic? Why not use Bell Starch,
10 cent package. 5c, and 6 cent package.
3 cents. Warrnuted to ' do anything
that any prepared starch will do.’ Col-
iuloid prepared Starch. 10 cent pack-
age for 5c.
and sum KNOCINDUT. A liquid
bug killer. instant death to bed bugs,
roaches, woterbugs. 25 cents bottle.
Any use (or PREPARED FLOUR for
biscuits, etc. Get a trial sample 0! the
ty of these have been issued to the. "Reliable."
DRIED BEEF. We. thin
the nicest in town. Th
and best quality beet.
always a customer for 0h ,
Tastes g d when cilia, fill
BEAN l'l‘ BUTTER so
some people buy and bu
must be good. "
OLD POTATOES. Now
tstoes are up again to
how about some lair
cents peck?
JELLY GLASSES. with
cents dozen.
GINGER ALE Once
tention to that bargain stock
Ale. 5 cents bottle.
Business solicited.
Lorenzo Dibble.
Do Not Despair
of getting your eyes comfortably fltteu
because others have failed to give re-
list.
We have the best arranged and best
equipped optical room inthe
walks, and Guarantee our work.
EXAMINATION FREE!
Nor-
0. B. JACKSON,
Graduate Optician.
58 Wall St.
We admit that it is presuming
on our part to call attention to the
following facts during this heatéd
term, but the winter months are
approaching when you will re-
quire
Nor-walk. Ct.
Our stock of CROSS CREEK. HAZLET
VEIN LEHIGH has been purchased with great care;
dust, and will be delivered at your conveniences
you send' in the orders now.
Raymond
Telephone Coll 91-2.
EVERYTHING IN
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. July 18—4 ‘
R“
of
rolls!” has decided to arms: It 11:
loch lilo , misc. it! in mm
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