EARLY
'I‘he Ev
(tookenoe
meeting. In
as. will b
('Iaul). 'on on. starting»
at 2 o clock of the series
m the sea .
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,. pd Miss Funny
n; he he Ledge
duesdc. .“at the Club
blot. Members
Mrs. C
Hoyt WI] '
\\‘hist Gin
House. [III
II ill take the 11 20"
» Lamb fore I7
P ham Hose Gom-
‘ual‘ shore din-
, a Y:
. ,. oodward..of the Roton
l’ulntl provemeu Company. The
mrmbe ‘ , ngine‘Company
will be .. hosts. or human Hose
Company. 1) ”w l I
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Mrs. Alden Solman's’ond Mrs. Percy
I~:. Ferrlsaleft this morning for a two
wcckS' sojourn at ‘ the “Highland
House." Goshen. Mass. Mrs. Ferrls’s
«on Eddie, started yeterday, for Buffalo,
wIiere,.;l1e*"wiilmbe meanest.“ his aunt.
Miss Sw .er n Lmonthfi, and Visit the
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The count, commi'sSlcners have up:
pointed Frederick W. Starr, side path-
vommissicner for H rtiord cou ty. for
we yearsnlnonccor ancrwitb the not
passed at the last session of the General
Assembly. creating that oiilce. Mr.
Starr has been chief counsellor Con-
necticut for League of American
\Vheelmen. and lives in Hartford.
«Superior Baking Powder. 10c lb.
I“. WWW-03.1 8:. Co. _ ,
The New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company will give
another of Its popular excursions on
next Tuesday. to Narragansett Pier.
The train will leave south Norwalk at
x a. m.. and on the return will leave
Narragansett at 4 o’clock. As the train
will arrive there at 12 o’clock. it will
give the excurslonists four hours at
. Narragansett. The excursion fare will
be $1.50. ,
-—All the latest Straws. O'Brien.
An application has. been made by
stockholders of ‘the Oxford Brass Foun-
dry Company. of Fair. Haven. for the
appointment of a temporary receiver
for the concern. ,lt‘gls claimed that
there has been mismanagement of Its
affairs. The concern has a capital stock
of 310.000. and Its debts are said to
amount to 39,500. Noah Lindsay is
president and general manager of the
company.
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A special meeting.“ the Norwalk
Lodge of Elks will. be held at ‘Hotcl
Hamilton this evening for the purpose
of taking action on attending the fun-
eral of Prof....Frsnk Pfabl. tomorrow.
Mr. Pfhnl was a member of the Elks
in his native city. Lynn. Muss. When
the lodge-was organized here. he amli
ed himself wit "It and attended all
9‘ r:‘ i
W.» mod-0', . 2
,. rises ‘for’ Sat. and Mon.
I1 ‘5 China and. White Ware.
. MW L . l“;
.‘ li‘errls‘. csterdny, signed a
lthl the}! pollution Rubber
min: I inpany: of New Jer-
put In a 1,300 "light electrical
“About Mayhem ago Mr. Ferris
In: about 000. lights. Now these
”rote bornddcd. There are sev-
to’h ' the company re
" ' omen.- alld Gouncll-
rrls is theoscretary
mm not ‘,
alumna." to
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NORWALK
3 many other things.
' pay you to look it up.
Harry Goodwin. the tailor. humor ‘
. specialswathls week. heckwsar and wash-
W
‘ today‘womon's bathing suits, and
WW.
J. A2 Hialeah Company here Show
his uttered In their ad. today. It will
hie suite for children. ,‘ .
"The rummage. sale at. Hail/land's ls
pretty nearly over. but there are bar-
gains yet to be obtained.
“ F. D. Lawton it Go.
wfiwm'
tied with the 260th anniversary celcv
bratlou will meet In Lockwood's Hall
tonight. . . - . ..
The R. & (is are issuing a vary at-
tractive scorecard for their game to-
morrow alternoon. with the 30.11.01.163"
‘t‘er ‘tca‘m. . ' " ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
The South .Norwalk Trust Company
he i) M. Readflompany is advertise ‘
”Superior .liakinipllowder. lilo 1b.,
The statistics committee in} ccnneo ‘
prices. Think of the , fine ail—«woolf chrvmi“
worstcdusulis at these prices; , _
. on to $l5 sou unseat;
$l0 to $l2 Suits torsiilil
'33. to Sill Suits for $5.79
, All sizes between 34 and--'425éliest. measure.
"B'utyou’Il have to hurry.._.€ ,f ' I .’
,25 per cent Off on Buys and: and Children’s
‘ Clothing. '
Straw tints. “at half Illicit _. '
'Comstock Bros. '
Norwalk Store : f.
. ‘ ,, ‘ Scuth Norwalk Stor‘:
: Masonic; Buildi ii.
14 South Main '81:.
read... no person at . .
Sunday as follows; Blbie‘studynt 13.1
. Benarthurile ua ‘wiil preach
Point will he held at 7 o'clock.
and other arms
the estate of Caroline Taychr, with the
will annexed.
”-4.
or popular excursion: to Pleasure Beach.
. Sunday afternoon. leaving South Nor-
. walk. at 2 o'clock.
Isadore Wilmot has moved his tailor-
ing establishment from the Lauder
block to Arnold Brothers’ store. in
- South Main street. '
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Camp, of Mar:
idcn, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper
Pryer. of Riverside Terrace. on their
return from Buffalo.
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The Main‘strcet ball team has chub
longed the Wall streets for a shore din-
ner. it is suggested that the game be
also a hospital benefit.
a...
Corporal Alfred ’l‘. Radcliffe and Pri-
vates Edward Burkedal'and Joseph F.
Troy have been discharged from Com-
pany F. dating from July 3.
”mm...” .
~—Lamb fore. 7c. l0 Water street.
Tony Lebbrlzl. the Water street
South 'Nomalk, barber. has made up
pllcatlon for membership In the local
branch of the Burbers' union.
Mrs. E. M. Lane, of Hewitt street.
Bridgeport. is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Rig’ley. of South Main
street. She will remain two weeks.
A small party of Long Island people
came over from Huntington thls morn
lug on the steamer Huntington and
took the White Mountain express from
South Norwnlk for Sugar Hill. New
Hampshire.
-——0wing to the large demand for
Duchess wore, the last three days. We
wm extend time for (closing sale at
ii?“ price to Snturday.l6 p. mN 0m
orwa k Potter, 6 Sm h St. or.
The committee in' charge of the re-
cent moonlight snll obButlcr Lodge do
sire that all who nave tickets out to
make their returns to those of whom
they secured them by tomorrow.
The Rev. W. W. 1‘. Duncan. pastor
of the South Norwalk Methodist
Church. left this morning for his home
in Canada. where he will spend his vs-
cntion of a month. He was accompan-
ied by his family.
——Speclal sale of Fancy and Gauze
Summer Corsets. 420 um; also com-
plete line of Gent’s. Ladies’ and UhlI-
drcu's Hosiery. M. S. Smith & Co.
The funeral of the late Professor
Frank I’fhal will be held tomorrow
morning, at 10 o'clock. at Trinity
Church. The Rev. Romllly F. Humph-
lnterment will take place in Riverside
Cemetery. Norwulk. -
By order of the colonel commanding
a special meeting of the Union Veter-
ans' Union has been called fortomor~
rcw‘nlght. at 9 o'clock. to be held In the
office of James L'ilommedieu, to Wash—
ington street. Arrangements will be
made for the Union's annual clumbakc.
which will he held shortly. Every
member is desired to-be present at this
meeting. 9 . ‘ 3, ‘
The State’lpcntaiCommissionors met
atzthc capitolwyestqf‘duy. ,Dr. E. W.
Pratt. of East Hal-tic d. presided. The
meeting was held in executive session.
. and matters‘which‘ wero“‘left over by
the old
rd woro'toltcn up and dis—
cussed
radical newton from the
position eidby thblold‘eboard in the
‘ matter disrupting; temporary license:
Ac applicants ’ to practice dentistry.
panda} examinations by ,th‘o board.
was. _ on ritfwooyoted that no more
temporary licensee shall» be wanted. as
it is noun compliance. with the law.‘
2‘, n; ..
has been appointed administrator at
The steamer Harlem will give anoth-
rics, rector of the church. will officiate.‘
There’s nothing in the world we’re IO much interest?
ed in as Hay. Grain and Feed. We make it our study.
It may sound queer to speak of grain buying and selling
{Is a science. but that’s what we've made of it.
.Two important discoveries we have made are that
complete satisfaction to our customers pays best, and
that the way to win success is to deserve it. .
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
Manuel T. Hatch.
YOUR PHOTOGRAPH SHOULD ”as: Miles ,AT'
JACKSQHZSMSTUDIO
ARTISTIC MOUNTINGS. ' ‘
AFSOLUTE PERMANENCE.
A good picture of yourself or child may become invaluable.
COME WHILE IN GOOD HEALTH.
JACKSON’S STUDIO,
°”°°“° “m" 53 WALL s'r. NORWALK
Trolleys pass the door.
Our Motto: “Low Prices Means More Business.”
NON-GORROSIVE INK.
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It will not corrode a pen nor thicken Ill the mk well.
FOR SALE BY
WILLIAM F. BEERS,
Bookseller. Stationer, Engraver.
. 49 WALL a'r. NORWRLK. ‘
w. A. BENEDICT. .
Room 1. Masonic Building. Norwatk.
116 Washington at. So. Norwulk.
Nor’wnlk, Conn.
Dear fellow: . . .
The sack suit of this fall will lead in popularity for busmcss
wear~thcy willrbc single auddoublc breasted and the latest-Abe
“long roll. ’ The most stylish? Well, it is really a matter of person-
al choicrm-thc one that bccomcs'you is the one you should have.
Call in and get further information. Our full patterns are here;
there are more than 6w. A better selected line does not most.
Sincerely yours, .
W. A‘. BENEDICT.
1 our specialisms—“Week I
That little band of silk is worthy of special attention. A poor near!
spoils the entire effect of the otherwise well dusted rouse man. “ ,.
ill cents nurehugs‘the on. values and the procure: the 50 cent value»
this week. ' "
_‘ rho Children Washabie‘ suits}.
wearesellinxiou thanthcy momma are only few remaining.
I
. who: must no as nulclllii at midwi- ;. »
nor the men there are okdlptlblliti opportunities than) have the right
(oi production on other, suits} j
{ tolerantibuldtrlpcd‘rlanuol two piece suits. the formerly: in ‘
no. icon
1'». m. Evangelism service-st is
m. « The usual service at, Baton
Wm»...
osrrmo chooses senor. . I
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translations for Being Intercoms: Mo. '
Lean Goon Merrily OrI‘.
During the past two days the armory
, has taken on the appearance ot'a hair
. gage room. Around the walls outside
of the company rooms are arrayed the
his camp basses boron and daily there
are new and repaired pieces of equip»
ment brought In. whitelrlues. pistols
are e n cliched
for use at Nlantic. g p
The company quartermasters are
kept busy getting things in readiness
for shipping.
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THREE LYNCHED,
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Mrs. McCray Strung Up Beside Son
and Daughter. ,
CARROLLTON. Miss" August 2»-
The murder of Mr. and Mrs. Taliferro
culminated last night, in the lynching
of Betsie McCray. her son Beliicld Mc-
Cray. and her daughter, Ida McCray. all
colored.
The mob was composed of about five
hundred white citizens of Carroll coun—
ty. who marched to the Jail In order. de~
mending the». keys, from Jailer Duke.
proceeded to the cells of the unfortun-
ate degrees, bound them by the necks
, and hands. and carried them to the cor.
pbrntc limits of the town. where they
‘ hung them to a tree by the public roads
. side, and riddled their bodies with bui-
lets.
FINALS lN GOLF TOURNAMENT.
SHINNECOCK HILLS. N. Y.. Aug-
ust 2--Thc semi-finals and finals in
the annual golf tournament of the
Shlnnecock Hills Golf Club. were play-
ed today. The competitors for the
first set were: (3. B. McDonald. Gar-
den City. and U. A. Murdock. Shin-
necock Hills. and 0. Tiffany Richard.
eon, Harvard. and R. C. Watson, Jr.,
Westbrook. in the second set ouis
Livingston. Westbrook: met Stephen
Nash. Columbia College. while Roy De
Raism‘es, Baltusrol. played A. M.
Brown. of Shlnnccock. in the third
set. Dun Chauncey. Dyker Meadow.
played Percy Pyne. 2d.. Princeton, and
Nebnld Edgar. Newport. met C. F.
Watson. Essex Country Club. \
DECISION IN FOOD STUFFS CASE.
LONDON, August 2.———Justice Mat-
thew, In the King's Bench division of
the High Court of Justice. today. ren-
dered judgment In favor of the plain.
this In the cascmf Mackin, Dunn &
Company, who sued Donald Currie &
)ompany and Bucknall Bros. for delay
In the delivery of a cargo of food-
stuffs shlpped on the British steamer
Mnshona from New York. October 18.
1899. consigned to Pretoria. The car-
go of the Mashona was seized by the
British warship Partridge. In Algon
bay. The court finds that the defend-
ants knew the goods were liable to
confiscation and that. therefore. delay
In their delivery was porbable.‘ A
stay of execution was granted, as six
other actions are progressing.
WILL EMPLOY NEGRO LABOR.
CLEVELAND. 0.. August 2—«The
steel combine in “utilizing negro labor
to supplant Its white workmen In the
Newburg mills here. Two hundred
colored men have arrived from Pitts-
burg. Homestead and adjacent iron
centres In Pennsylvania. and are quart-
ered on the mill property where a
large dwelling house Is used as a domi-
cile. Many more degrees, It is said
will be brought here. and a general
emigration of colored workmen fam-
Ilinr with the manufacture of Iron and
steel from the south to promised by a
colored agent of the steel corporation.
NORWALK WORBTED MILLS TO
CLOQE
it Is expected that all the stock In
the Norwalk and Fairileld worsted
mills will be worked up by the latter
part of next week. and that this man-
ufactory. under Its present manage-
ment. will shut down Indollnltely.
There Is a fair prospect. however. that
it may be reopened. it is stated that
the Norwulk Mills Company may ep-
crato a portion of- Ito machinery for II
little while In order to keep up with
orders.
NEW BPINDLIS COMPLETED.
The "Mistletoe" and her crew have
comp ctcd the erection of the new
,uplnd on at the cross channel at the
Long beach beacon. and at West
White rock off Norwnlk. The spindle
at the beacon surmonnm the old struc-
ture. and on the top there is also a
tool and storage house for oil. The
lamps used at present are the some as
before. but they will
shortly by larger ones.
WILL our new row oAMAoso.
be replaced
who died at tho nsnbury hospital. cur-
I'y Tuesday morbidly.“ the result of
injuries that were Incurred In a col-
ihuon between two trolley cars in gap
on
im minimum.
turner John 3. Which. with aviow to
, suing the mailer damages. . - .
town. fisturdoy night wore in
walk, and are cold to
no rim: or (Milkmen.
ULAXKQVILLIII. lilo“ Mullet . 9.0-
Ahout Int ltht lire wu dimmed in
the men
We mama. a In
. I “firms
cow-horns» shop. a '
it)!
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’Momboru of the family of Joseph ‘
Rooting. of History. the motor-man ~ _
. culture of can 1:. Marvin.
it soon shrouded contained one Inna
. lire blockluoiu’ctns two m; rioto’r'g. . ,
, ' common: am ;
. commentator tourmaline“.
_ , up .
., Meats ODD Mouse
”noncommercial? :, $4.50.; i-
3.00 ' ~ .. 1.97. 5,0
3.50 «I ~ 1.2.1? 5.50-
4.00‘ ~ 2.79 1‘ 6.00] .x'
GOLF Trousers; j
$2.5 0 to 34.5 0 qualities are gumgrfast .,
straw HATS ‘
at 1-2 price... ‘ ‘
Negligec Shirts. Bathinq Suits. Yacht Caps F
Belts. ”Suit Cases. Neckwear an ‘
DRIED sass.
if you are not as yet knowing as to the gonad
del Grocery's Hand Sliced Dried Beef, you are
tasty these warm days, when therappetite pales'ond
knows what to get to eat. For supper, the picnic
dinner pail. try our Sliced Beef and be happy;
POT CHEESE OR COTTAGE CHEESE. '
You can inquire here hereafter with areasonoblc
of getting all you may want of-i the above. fresh
v
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Lorenzo Dibb
Buying Eyes
15 Au Impossibility.
Proper Glance. properly adjusted,
will save your eyes and give comfort
In place of that disagreeable headache
otraln. ‘
Thorough examination free and all
work guaranteed.
0. B. Jackson,
GRADUATE options".
58 Wall Street. Norwalk."
We admit that it is presuming
on our part to. call attention to the
following facts during this heated
term,‘ but the winter months are
approaching when you will re- _
quire ‘ , _ u . 1
Our stock of CROSS CREEK, HAZLETON
VEIN LEHIGH has been purchased with great care.
dust, and will be delivered at your convenience at. no
you send in the orders now. ‘ ‘ ‘
Raymond
Tut‘saloesmhsi”MAR
lobsters arrived this morning.
R. J. CUTBILL‘ c9
Wuhiuwu moot. Next to .1. a. '
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