v
. I p
Atlantic coast. eastern portion or the
lake region and ion A
;r rain was renortsd ‘
,Iioton Point today.
2 ingston street. is suffering from a so
White street. Danbury.
2. cry carried at the, South Norwalk post-
Sou
. mcr Case, of 196 South Mall! street.
Aperial Crown 10c cigar.
2 or.
t,
., Lynn 9 times?
a n. sojourn in.
m
noon or tonight.
Edward and Harry Douions are in.
Atlantic City. inonding? their rvacatlon.
The Mount Vernon Lobster Club is
scheduled to hold its annual outing at
W
Mrs.‘ W. F Wbrllwell of No. 2 Liv-
yere case of mercury poison.
Miss Hattie Youngs. of South Nor-
WAik. is the guest of. Miss Hoyt. of
”OP-C”
Arthur Lindeberg. the special deliv-
office, i taking a vacation.
‘hn AociIAsrham ha§-’ returned to
th Norwalli, after spending a cou- '2
one “as: we’elis in Perthi Amboy.
Friends from Danbury are being on
tertaincd by Mr. and Mrs. Charles J.
Sherwood, of South Main street.
. .-.;Mrs. Danioi- Petty. of‘Bcllport. N. Y.
is the guest of her daughter. Mrs. E]
(.- .-.
w"! i W
Ellis A Campbell. of the Southern
New England Telephone Company,
mmwterday in New-snares. .
-——lt’s never too late to try the im-
New poles for the Western Unioll‘
Telegraph Company are being erected
along the railroad tracks in South Nor i
D
Thomas Reynolds who has been
Ergo riding a week in South Norwalk.
1e lion his hoIne in Brooklyn, yester-
ins Elisabeth Murray. of South,
N6iiwalk, is spending her vacation in
Dh’iiliu'ry, as the guest or Miss Mamie
lie! so.
The Arion Singing society has decid-
ed to, hold another. 0, g to North
Bea h on the steamer I‘lem on Sep
up ergo. 2I 222 22
__‘fl
Stephen J. O’Brien left 80th Nor
wnlk for Hartford today. as a delegate
Afrom Falrileld county. to the temper-
fines conventibh. 2
i-‘ Mi HIM-o” 22
Edward li‘rocb, Harry‘Knapp sud Did 2
Ward Shields, of", South Nor’vialk are
enioyinwiifewt his’ ssh; Isa
{Donit Know
AAAT TO EAT!
Are you troubled this way? Let us
wt something that will tickle the
9 fl IVY . ,E
W; witty and Bartlet sugar cured
humasbouldsrs and bacon. boiled ham.
... intuit W ilam. minced
Jim. has! sensual. dryod beef/ind a
fine line or delicatessen.
i
ing,
cliche
oioty In t. ye
for the a huafi
included managers. operators electric-
inane and linemen from an 'parts of the
‘ B a. I , g
walk hotel
Veach. of Chicago ill.; 19. C. Freeman.
«Ensign; E. E. Sanford. of Weatport;
an
Guiies place
morning. cut a deep gash in his foot
while chopping :wood Dr. Bu
was called and tool: “eight all
the wound. . -
Methodist Church will be held at Le
c’ust Grove
gust 13.
port at 9 o clock on the steamer Medea.
of South Norwni A
Gobi-go W. Harris;
be msrrled to George P.
Westdeld. Mr. Broiler
2" employed in South eld‘omaik. at Pant C.
A for a pleasant outing has been arrang-
Ding out 2
.,. 1’
means
of til
pally had such a
“nightly bind cit:
I ur by a or
e to urge; Another lie
A listinmof Buses Trilgili AA
2 ’ , floutb orwalk. will til
solicit marrow sight and at: ‘
d ’ £15 at is being held in
IV
he ncdr future '
cam will play s;
American Graphs-
ch some Sun
eseasdn closes.
ishoe dealers ill
t. left yesterday for
the o t. lie will visit
places or- inter “it before returni
‘ 122’.‘”‘A}2::}: .2 ‘ ‘I ..
Morn than 159 members of the Tale
employees mutual Benefit so, -
i,fiwruay at Bevin Rock
in day. The numbei‘
t
t
The outrof- down guests at the Nor
sterday were
Donnell and C. M. (Scanner
lures.
1—in——
John Platte, who was at Chester
in Norwalk, yesterday
Vi beam in,
m‘ V W H r v3
The annual picnic of the southport
Lo‘ng island Tuesday, Au
The picnic will leave South-
On Wednesday. August 14 Miss Jos-
sie Morris, daughteriot Mr. and Mrs
ultimate street. vviil
Di'eher'. of .
was formerly
schultiio. Jr.“ a. market.
The state asdoci'ation of life and
drum corps wtll hold its annual cort
vention in Dridne port. Thursday.
w l'll give a streep otrade and will tileln
go’ lb Pleasure boa Where a program
ed. The South Nollwalk drum corps
will be in the competition. 2
The equipment cube Baxter Wreck-
n‘g Company 0 New York left Bridge
ort yesterday. it having coriipleted its
contract Monday, when the last of the
five coal laden barges which sank
Bridgeport ten days aso. was raise
its work there was highly successful.
The eiftire cargo bf soft and hard coal
having been raised.
. I
The Rev. Abrsm 822 Kavanagh. of
Brooklyn N. Y.,lormeriy pastor or' the
Smith 2‘ 13m lusts adorn ‘npis'copal
Church in Hartford, nd tbs First M
E. Church in sous. orWaik, was in
day for
flhl‘ line. on his way to
Plalnvill: callus V A
meeting.-
th l i: ho hum. races will l:
he? 8% 35:» Come! ogboats Cushing
--Winsiow. lull
Brooklyn navy yard.i "where they nrrlvl
ed on Sunday. These and other ves~
York at the time of the races to afford
whatever help is needed
paired 'bafo a the Railrosdm Co~mmls
sioners in Harriers vests! y to
royal of tha.pr‘ one moi.
ftppiying motive power. a nece-
c nd til ion as given
(gnarl:It malofgiflifis ‘wil begin im-
modicum, 22. I
HEAVY ngA H:. OABMAOE
' A ' Sound more to
Aer-c.2219: insight
yiacovm better;
vies;
Wears
W tit!
clinicians;
are in nicturcdaklng. All the «work of
developing and printing is done here,
if you wish. at a reasonable Misc
89c to the superb Cartridge at {20.
“do it all" themselves, every need.
photographer is to be given, today. An
expert will show the prepay: why to
use the new Aristo self toning paper.
it gives very fine prints when rightly
handled.
Bookshop. right. roan A
The Pruner Tithe
I.TO PAINT 0R PAPER
IS NOV}!.
Hartford with Mrs. stanagb. yest r- 29‘.
The poiicidgijofz- the race course a ‘
are now at the ,
sale will be concentrated near New ,I
Attorney Alcorn. representing the 2'
Bullield Btr et Railway Company. np- 2
se- _
cd a ti ofthu’t. In his
go “£th ial and sun‘hrin :
nary Iomnum worn complied with at I
, A Do Not Dolby 2:
do r. 228016‘ by2 restock, 2'
inwlil. all,” and
2 doing. however. for this aroused the
”ans an...
Handkechlefs.
Masonic skirts.
Matting.
Pillnw2 tops. .
- 2‘ It is s great rummage.
Nothing Quito equals the pictures
siren by oneself as souvenirs M vacs~
ion ramblsn. A
With a liodsk there’s great pleas
Kodaks from the tiny Brownie at
Plate cameras. too.
And. for photographers ui‘ho line to
A demonstration of know to every
Come any time between 19 and ii.
ms noWLaun
DRY Goons co.
The Proper Man
TODOITIS
“Jacob A. Rudder.
:3 seem mm 5mm.
armors HAW 31'.
The “Minn" ‘s 9‘7:an and the! John you
A Unusual ~2 2
Gas Renae
The ml of the house I“: shiny: com—
2 foHable. new this“
The Hess IS WNCENIDATED .
l s y ‘
2 the horse by means or? a continual
, Feels};
2 warrant so much as a one step.
lipase suits. " "A ' '
A.»ipresented
! FIVE 2
I
r ll
glib with
wing in
lashing with the whip proved his un-
humone spirit of the residents, or the
vicinity had complaint was made to.
Deputy an r stairs that Wade was
abusing his orbs It
The naughty deputy was soon on the
scene and placed Wade under arrest.
The entire I'll: “was taken into custody
the horse and wagon being placed lh
Curt! stab]: which followed in Justice
cour ‘
Wade was fined 32 and costs as a re
horse which After enjoying a rest and
admo‘al of bats tools his owner off
WILLAWINII or WeusINcss.
Hartford Building and Loan Ahlcatien
chose: at one. Most “utilities.
The business of the Hartford Build
inc sad L ,‘n association. with the
main once in Hartford. and a branch
at 1951 Main ‘.‘street Bridgeport. has
been temporarily stdnpcd add the at
{fairs will‘ be wound p as rapidly as?
possible. The reason for the stopping
of the business and the winding up of
the concern is an inability to at. once
meet lianilities contingent upon run
ni.ng This affairs of the company have
in a fairly prosperous condition.
the present financial difficulty is
ng to the inability of the associa-
Ntion to disperse of several blocks of ten
ements in New “liven in which much
money is tied up The blocks have
sill-uni: rapidly in value during the
past year and a half, owing to the in
creased trolley facilities w ich have
annt residents to the nearby suburban
aces
There are in all about 699 stockhold»
era of the association. most of them
residents of the state. and they will be
called together in a short time to take
some action in the matter. The bold
ings of real estate in New Haven
which have been affected by a slump
in values, amount to about .99 0127 it
is the general opinion that if the dis-
posal is not forced. II: private sale of.
the property will not sufficient to enver
all present liabilities 'of the company
to its members. The appraisal of the
real estate was made a short time ago
by a special committee consisting of
F. V. Mills H. M. Jacobs and E. R.
Favon of Hartford, and L. B. Nicker-
son and S. W Hubbell of Bridgeport
The sales will require several months.
AMERICAN MlfislltkNARY ASSOCIA-
CHICAGO. August 7-——Tho fifty-fifth
annual session of the American Mis
sionsry Association will open at the
First Congregational Church. Oak
Park. ill. Tuesday. October 22. is.
Parks Cadman. D. 1).. of Brooklyn. will
preach the sound sermon. Addresses
from representat ve men and women
from Congregational Churches in var
ious parts of the United States will be
AEASONS
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
BANK
ls popular with money savers:
Firsta—it is a safe bunk.
Second—it is a bank for all the poo
ple——rich and poor, men. women and
children. ‘
Thirdr—lt is courteous to depositors
and aims to accommodate them.
jug! when needed. ml m be,
filmed offivdf fa monient’ a.
notice.
Bu! call of one office
Fourth—It allov‘vs a reasonable rate
of interest on money entrusted to its
norm
numb—u—
“Dungeonusus.
JOHMVWR-» -2
chosen a ‘
second 'i‘u‘cud‘ihy"2
1290111' blimp ppr
2 A. 11:31901. Dnnbury. and assignment or
9“ cases for min. 2
A gnu! J.. third Tues
ary 8.190'3;'Bridscport.
2 ment of cases for trial. 2 «
' Tuesday in January (Jan. 7) 1992.
Br’iadgeport.
Wheeler. J..
(March «ii 19922.1)s‘nbury.
199232 Bridgeport. and adsignment of
cases for trial.
Tuesday in April
Bridgeport.
suit of ill a inhuman treatment of the Sggtember (Sept. 19) 1901’
her (Dec. 3) 1901. Bridgeport.”
February (Feb. 18). 1902.'Bridgeport.
Judge (lager goes to Bridgeport m the
“9809!!! man savings can °l ” W
Vienna
if
October term. ,
(Dot. 8)
new as node's—eds . J.. October
October term. 1991. (Danbul‘yl Ga- .,
.A October (Oct.
binson. J. John
and assign-
901; Mar
short calendar
January term. Robinson. J.. first
hurt calendaMR. Wheeler. 3 .“2
Felines my 28. 1,901. Danbury. and as.
signlnent of cases tor trial; 2 I.
1 A9. (Danburylll
March term.
nesday in March
first
Short calendar—animus J. March 28
April term. 19.02 Either. J..
(April 1).
mi"
2 Criminal Terms.
G. W. Wheeler J.. second Tuesday in
Bridge
A Carter, J.~Flrst Tuesday in Decem-
first
1902.2
Shumway. J.~Third Tuesdhy in
R. Wheeler. J e—Second Tuesday in
May (May 13) 1902. Bridgeport. 2
By the re- assignment of the Judges
first tinfé‘at session of tile: Supnrloi
Court. criminal side. December term.
and to Denbury for the first time at
the short calendar term of the Super
inr Court. civil side. in October.
Judge C. W Wheeler.of Bridgeport.
is assigned for hit one term in this
county, the Superior Court. criminal
side, opening in Bridgeport in Septem-
ber. After closing the September
term of the superior Court. criminal
side in Bridgeport he will open the
ior Court in Waterbury. the third Tues
day in December. the session of the 811
parlor Court. civil. in Harttord. the
first Tuesday in January, 1993
crinminal term of the Superior Court
bis-(gamed, the first Tuesday in May.
in the appointment of state's attor-
ucys and clerks of the Superiol Court
(or 1991 2 the present officials were all
reappointed throughout the state. The
clilcials for some id county are:
Clerk. William ll. Shelton; assistant
clerk}. William T Haviland Fred W.
Tracy. at Bridgeport and John R
Booth at Danbury, attorney. Samuel
Fessehdcn. finish A Carter. the lat-
ter' s law partner. will probably be the
assistant to State‘s [Attorney Fossen-
en.
NATIONAL ENAOAMPM ENT.
Grand Army Veterans to Meet
Cleveland. September 9.13.
The local Grand Army Posts, Doug-
las Fowler and Buckingham, are in
In
encampment. which reads as follows:
The thirty fifth annual national sn-
carhpment of the Grand Army of the
Republic will be held at Cleveland
Ohio. from September 9 to 13 Head
quarters of the department will be at
the Weddel House. where all com.
rades are invited to make themselves
at home. The Lehlgh Valley Railroad
has been selected as the official route.
Regular train to leave Jersey City.
Pennsylvania depot. Sunday. Septem
her 8. at 7. 55 p. In. Should it have
150 or more people. a special train will
be furnished to leave at ii I). III. The
headquarters train will leave New lla-
yen for New York Sunday, September
8 at 2.30 p m.. stopping at Bridge-
port, Norwalk. and Stamford. arriving
at New York at 2i: 30 p.111. Train will
arri'ire in Builalo in time for breakfast
and reach Cleveland about noon
Tickets will be $12. 00 for round trip
from New York to Cleveland and re-
turn via Buffalo. The tickets will be
the sinnature form and will be sold
from Sunday. September 8. to Thblfi
day. September12.lnclusive. T ey wlii
be good returning 0n trains caving
CicVeiaud up to midnight Sunday. sop
tember 15.0110 fare for round use
from all stations on theN NY... N. H.
it if. R. R. :ntickets will. be on sale ht
all stations. A112 “agency will be2estab-
lished by the Central Passenger ssvo~
iatiou in Cleveland during on p42;
meut week. where. by the payment of
fees of fifty cents tickets Willsbc
113639116
' hot i c
a will: {laced gambled «at:
A ed. All orders must‘bes
2 August is. 2 ‘
.2 Thou-Its sunbeam
Department Commander.
W
has Muss its report for this.
“lily and it is as to lows: ‘ .
was 188: comp, also 3
l referred. ii; , 2
Au Ainsla relieved .
workgiiil I2
eh‘l
civil and criminal terms of the. Super- ‘1 ‘
receipt of the notices for the annual 2
tended to pntohes 8. 8“,“ka Jim“
Fifth—4t invites new accounts from b )
nil who wish to save or invest money. . .
' 2 are splendid for torpid liver."
A‘The “unnoticed Human nucletV
high
:99- Is damp would luck rder if
Satin. 39c quality; new
Wash Sillis ill silipes and
value; reduced to
White LaWn and Colored
Crash Skirts at
Fi e quality Corset Covers. V 5in
sec or cmbrmderv trimmed; Speci
worth $l. 25 and $1 50; specml at}
White and Colored Wins-is. worth-2
$2 00 and $2. 50; special at
All our stock of White Pique and
as.
plaids, 5
Walsis.
H
W...» um
“i hear Mrs. wodmorei some a die
VOT‘CO."
“Oh yes she is trying
best Chicago society, yo
get‘iu our
know. and
happily married. ”
James White Bryautsville. lnd.. says
‘DoWltt’s Witch Hazel Salve healed
running sores on both legs. He had
suffeied 6 yours. Doctors failed to help
him. Get DeWitt's Accept no imita-
tions. George C. Stillson.
Trained\canary——-i can draw buckets
of water and fire off a cannon.
Toy canarywl’tIoh! Watch me. I
can make one wing go round one way
and the other wing go round the other
way.
Genuine stamped C. i}. .0. Never sold in built
Bowen of the dealer who tries to sell
. "Mandala;
“ChIistinn Scientists believe in is.
noring physical distress.”
"Pshaw, Christian Science girls race
up to the ice cream soda counters just
like all other girls”
Don’t be satisfied with temporary rot
lief (Iom indigestion. Kodoi Dyspep
sla Cure permanently and completely
Iemoves this complaint.
permanently because it allown the tir-
ed stomach perfect rest. Dieting won ‘t
rest the stomach. Nature receives sup
plies from the food we eat. The sensi»
his way to help the stomach is to use
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, which digests
what you eat and can 't help butdo you
good. Cecrge C. Stillson
“America is going to make its own
maecaroni and vermicelli. " 2
2 “Yes; say—«excuse the expression-—
but that will rather put itaiy in thc’
sohp, won't it?”
ASTOUNDED'THE EDITOR.
Editor 8. A. Brown. of Bennettsville
S. (J.. was once immensely surprised.
"Through long suffering from Dye
epsiu. " he writes. "my wife was great.
JUN?“ down A ‘2 n (”no strength or
ligih’ and antic
her stomach but
Bitters which helped her at once. and.
after using four botties, she is entirely
Well. can eat Anything. it’s a grand
tonic, a'nd its gentle laiative ”9'2"?”
r u-
: dignstlen. ‘Loss oi! Appetite Stomach
hndibiver troubles it’s a positive. gear,»
dutoed cure. Only
ter’s South News
R‘i Demand 2
and John
plain rice pudding} the variety";
that is’inade with ride Mud milk and
Without ends. is much improved if a
cuplul of almond meats, blanched and
chepp ed very line. are on i
spirited with pudding.
“has“ four ’
sodium
The man who
band talks in his
she' s so afraid people willithlnu she is h
Well he never -says2 as
hearing."
2 through the mucous
lt relieves 2
Mrs. Wiggles—«i
BEWARE OF OlNT '
TARRH
as mercury will as
sense of smell and
the whole system wh
articles should. nave
on prescriptions from
clans, as the damage til
ten fold to the good 37.0 A
derive from them. H
Cure. manufactured b
00.. Toledo, 0.. contsl
and is taken internally
upon the blood nudism
of the system. In bu its
tarrh Cure be sure
ine. It is taken into if
in Toledo.0 Ohio. by F Olin
Testimonials fr’ee. ,
lBold by Dunggists, pri
Hall's Family Pills
of the good citizen,
in the house i"
-2 "Imtso' theml’ repii, A, .
ily "in‘ the 3019in all, ‘
distress from ‘
she tried lliioctlic 2
"Just think Iny
sending- thou dso
ms to the F liilnos‘
American parent.
"iiuliy finnvnopi
“do the
one at F. ll. Bax- I 2.2
Mrs. Captain ll.
ford. Deli. son. 2
swam new life.
the one we lest‘m
him a few dose
to sleep. and 2w
lug." For sill by.
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