'1 , treason. ,
11111111. Iii to be u 1.11.1111... iii-111111 11111-
1 tartaric that all.
,. neurrcetiou has
no problem. With
it- t' the insurgent
pines or aniz-
stance by and»
panther 111 support
is was carried
secret commit-
all 1111113, and carreid‘
b opposition to the
(3 11211.11 MacArthur
11111111 in which Oper-
arreid 011 against
and says he hopes
upted,.1viii in time
natives and inakc
to the United States.
to of the people in
1111 do them suspicioun
mental beuetieenu.
y looked upon
e' of ihcl United
1dicating weakness
eArthul says that the
II issued on December
eclaring. the intention
"it, tit-States to hold the
d to have the laws
1 a good offer; and the
nee was much abat»
mod to the field oper-
army. showing that
. i. 900, it occupied 413
hich was of necessity
o 502 stations, every
”d, being in contact with
tile force. He speaks of
service of the army and
1151.11 of the co— operation
he army and the people
deepbed the invitation
or mutual protection.
111 urgent is almost sup»
teral Mac \rthur gives
9110 to June 30,1901. (during
here were 1,020 con
‘Il Amorican troops
t8.) which Show tin
both sides: Ameri—
, 245: wounded, 41111
111iss111q,20|11511li
. 2.854 wounded.
21,0,257 ; Sillit’llltit‘rt‘ltl.
:ng the same period.
material was captur-
dered from the insur-
15.693; title ammu-
rounds; revolvers,
cannon. 122;
1111111 for cannon 12.270
choral MacArthur: gives
npitulation of conditions
'nt provinces, and says
resent the molding force
diapds must be a well or-
may and navy "Any-
l1 'Says.‘ in the immediate
al'culated to 11111111191 the
duce the efficiency“, oi
, 11111111... will not 1311111
' ' 1‘11 the prtscutnhut
‘ only the cul‘ii‘t‘ future
1 possibilities in the
30., . General M11,1:A1'~
tilt; capture of Aguiuztl
, regarded as the most
tip single event of the
. owner of this section of
' guy‘s-the 1 would Senti-
11ch cted to fulfill.
looked. the require-
' . h'i‘e'uew state law. which
. at; they meet on the
11111111111 Fridays of each
ehruary to make en-
e volt-1'11 of the town.
‘Jut‘fllillg mind be ad»
ding to the dictates
e, and the object of
t is. to obtain lists of
1 d according to polu'
out. the iaw: upeeil‘y»
‘ ntenrolled 111 one
era that will have considerable vogue
.,
le ed contributions, ,
light. when the 111-1111.... of evaporation
to still registrars in a
HA’I‘ WOMEN ABE DOING.
W
M11 chaiuo will 1111 whirl 1111111111.
'llh fail Ia Katha to be u grout color-
. 11 fe‘bthcru. . 1
o odmeut of metal 1.11.1.
great favor lust at the present time.
Wide collard, of comp and otheru of
, block velvet 11111 with gems will be .
worn with doculletc gowua
We read of two new shades in tenth
tor folk-11 vlcux rose and u vioux blue.
promised a great vogue before the and
of the year. Many of them are both
odd and beautiful. ' 1
Very few will like the long burretteo
which are coming into vogue. Though
often four Incline long. they are clan
‘der and set with handsome stones
Here 111 a recipe for a delicious egg
lemonade from “Good Housekeeping?
Boil together two cupfuls of sugar and
three cupfuis of water ten minutes.
Add the grated rind of one lemon and
the lulce of three. Allow this to cool.
and at serving time add (me egg heat
on until very light and creamy. and
one‘ bottle at effervescent table water.
poured from sortie height. in order that
the mixture muy foam. Serve with
cracked Ice in the glasses.
Here inn novel way to keep a water»
melon cool without putting lt Into the
refrigerator? The Designer by credit-
ed with the. idea:, Roll the melon in
wet cloths and place it out In the sun-
will keep it 1111 cool on it needs to be.
The cloths. however. must be saturat-
ed again 1111 soon as they become dry,
the proeecu being repented as often 1111
necessary until the melon is brought
to the table
“Good Housekeeping" has this
tempting receipt for frozen cherries In
its last Issue: Boll to a thin syrup
three- quarters cup of sugar and one
and a halt cups of water. When cool
add one cup of canned cherries with
plenty of the juice and the Jun 0 of one
orange 11.1111 half 11 lemon. When cold.
freeze Add If desired. (1 quarter of a
cup of sherry when the mixture is
nearly hurd. Any fruit one happens to
have on hand may be used In exactly
the some way as the cherries It the
fruit Is large. such as pouches. plums
or pineapples. mush it Into a pulp.
ADDITIONAL L001! L NEWS.
Miss Minnie M. Brown of Bronksido
is riding 11 new lildl (ouster brake
wheel
Miss lennle Sinuson. of Crescent Ter-
rum is spending a ten days with 11in
li1ez-1. in Stamford.
O. C. AnaIeL representing
Dunn & Company lir'idgepott,
South N111 wuik loiluy.
It.
is
(l
in
D. B. Slaltoiy. is having a new Sign
put up between the lamp posts in bout
of his cafe in Main street
A telephone has just been installed
in the South Norwnlk store of Com—
stock Brothers. The call is 32-2.
Mrs. John J, Goodwin is Spending to
day with her tin-.19. John C.Byxbce
proprietor of the Windsor hotel. lr
Bridgeport. ,
Rev A. I. VunCleft I’ll l). of Anh-
“Any. Pu will preath .11":- file First M
'1.(‘.I1ur1i1 South Norwnlk. on Suutitiy
August llth morning and evening.
Mica Helen l)1'.nke formeuly waitress
at the Roton Point hotel hits accepted
11 position in the R 31 Wet factory
She will enter upon her new dutleé
Monday morning. .. . '1
Coekouoo Tribe l. 0. B M will
meet tonight In tho \vigwnm‘ in Nor
walk. at whltb time the wrufllloru or
wrond 111153119 will be worked on one
pulefut o.
hire. If E. lockwood. of ~I'Iorwuik
received a message yesterday after-
noon announcing the carbine sudden
Illness of her father. Theodore Arnold.
of New Canaan Mm Lockwood is
now I11 New London. ., ,
On Wednesday. September 4. 1111 ex-
amination for the positions of clerk
and carrier will be held at the South
Norwaik punt office The age limit».-
lions are from Is to if) yearn Previous
to this: examination the use of the ap-
plicant for carrier. had to be between
21 and 45 years. Applications must be
on tile with the secretary of the local
gstlltlll Board, F. E. Conley, by August
woman huts. O’Brien.
Mr. and Mrs...iol1n lock and son. of
New York have returned home alter a
week's Visit at the home or Luther
Whitney. Mm. Whitney. who was
thrown from the trolley on ounduy
night. In‘ etlil confined to her bed Milli
illli King and mother, at Derby, hnve
lino been spending” 11 1911 days tit Mr.
"Whitney's. Misti 11111111 111111 mother
11 nice pin: at 111:, home or
mutt. 111.11" , 11111.
1111113331-
tr 111.1. they will" return being.
The board at health 111111 given no-
tine toth party owners in Butts
11111111111111.l oil 111 untrue, that Nor-
milk. thlt 111111111 they will be obliged
, to discontinue the 111111 or the cover 111‘-
111 1111111 11111111 1111 t
The squareopd butwlng tie in In“:
Iridescent enacts In mlilluory 1113'
for confining the hair at the back, . ‘
WW‘
Bounced ' From
$7 00 $7.00
1 All Pure Worutadr.
Good Aaaortmentof Patter-nil.
ID1111818011.
TAILORS:
CLOTHIERS.
HATTERS.
Fu RNISHERS,
85 Wanklngton Street.
South Norwalk.
Phone 133.12.
$6. 50
memento... 1111 CHICAGO.
Ferguson Foundry Company Gives In
to the Strikers.
CHICAGO, August ll.—~lrm1 molders
state the Ferguson Foundry Cmupuny
has granted the utrikoru' demand. Wll
Il‘um Ferguson is one of the oldest
members of the National Founders' Ar.
soclution and his surrender to the
strikers In considered the greatest vic-
tory the moldcrn have Won. At lhu
headquarters of tho Ferguson Foundry
Comphny, the representatives would
not talk of the surrender or give the
terms of agreement.
- “The men returned to work this tour
hing," said one, “11nd the foundry Is in
full operation again."
The Ferguson Foundry Company 11
the twenty-fifth firm to sign up agree
merit since. the moi-let's struck on Jul)
i).
Henry F. Devouu, secretary of the
National Metal Trudes‘ Associationhar
arrived in the. city to assume the dir
cation of the employors‘ light.
a...
FIRST MATE WAS MARRIED.
The Father, Captain Johnson, of Schoo
ner Loduekia, Withdraw Objection.
BRIDGEPORT. August 9.--—Millurd
Johnson. twenty-one years old, til-111
mate of the three mauled schooner Lo
duskln. of blast Machine. Mo. bud a
bride with Illm when the schooner left
this port yesterday. The. bride was
111111 11 low hours before the schooner
allied, Miss Ella Schneider. sixteen
Will's old. They met on Tuesday for
the first time and on the second dny 11
their acquaintance Johnson told ht
ruthol'. who is cunlnin m the Inuluskiu
that he intended to marry Misu Sell
nelder. "No woman but my wife wll
ever come nboard this ship." the cm:
lulu ntoutly declared, 11nd uddod word'
111111-11 sullorrneu ure ueeuntmuod to re
curd as Indicative of great positive
tress. Young Johnson‘a mother sym
Duthized with him and after a while
not the captain to wltbdruw his objet'
tion. The young people. then were mur
ried and in spite of the old man‘s ontb
the'LOduskia carries two women pus
gengers now.
NATIONAL LABOR ORDER.
WASHINGTON. Allglltit 9—A new
national labor order. Intended to bring
together all classes of mechanics. help-
ers. laborers in the navy yards and ar-
serials throughout the country. was or-
outlined here last night. “The Navy
Yard Bmployoes’ Protective Associa-
tion" In the name chosen. but the word
"arsenal" will be added when the 111'-
senal employees are token in. Follow
lug are the oilicers: W. A. Craig. 'pres-
ldent: Charles Wutermoyer. vice pres-
ident; Henry W. Miller. recording sec-
retary; E. S. Morgan. financial sot-re
tnry and C. Stanley Klein. treasurer.
Considerable dissatisfaction was ex-
pressed at the meeting with the man
moment of the International Associa—
tion of Machinists and the conduct or
the strike for 11 nine-hour dny. ai-
tbough nothing was said that lndlcutcd
luck of harmony wltb the. principles of
that nuaoclatlon.
Audion Sale.
Mitchell 1!. Bon. Auctioneers.
The Homestead Ionuoriy owned by
John It. Vincent, deceased. nt Roway-
ton, Conn. oltuutcd botwoenMaln at.
and river. 11 Ill-room house: 2 stores.
and one-halt acre land: fruit and ahade
treea. Also 5 building lots on Main St.
with hulldiuup thereon will be sold 111.
Public Auction
WEDNESDAY. AUG. ‘14. 1901.
Sale poaltivo.
1- J B. RAYMON
' ~ T111”:
For 1.11.11.11.11... 1.1.1.1.... Mitchell &
81m. Nut-walk or David L. Raymond
Itowuytou. Conn. 41 118 a
dorm no 3.
oil. end in cloning me: "My eyes
will hear no more 1111111": they see well
11111111311111 the 01:11.11111: helm 111111 111114
ten- over 11111qu 1111111111.". With all his
1111111111111. 1111. old gentleman did not
In; for h‘llMl'ylhg for 1111- 11111 1.111.
”In the you of. the In 'l
1:52 8011111 Main 8111'”th Norwaik. CI.‘
A J. I) Dowel] In. New Haven.
optimum "Hoppflloy." the old firm
$09". uuhwlmmr writer to his former pu- '-
know that 11111 11111111 11111111 111111 iy call-y, Til 0“ Tl ”"0
Given 1111.11 at
11111111 & Whail‘u‘s Bicycle lion,
The three 11111111. ‘of Trade 11.11..
must be presented for rocker.
All first-class store‘s seilatha Ozone
goods. . .
The South Norwalk
Trust Co. .
, Officers:
1111111111111 11. oo‘mun. President
EDWIN 0. KEELER.’ Vice President
CHARLES E. HOYT. Treasurer
W
Trustees:
Frank A. Ferric Edwin 0. Kecler
Nelson ’I‘uylor Winthrop ll. Perry
Thus. I. Raymond Then. S. l..owndon
A1111 Ii. Woodward Franklin A. Smith
Richard H. Golden.
All buslnos 5.- entrusted to us treated
with courtesy accuracy .promptuess.
1 outldeutlttlly. ,.
Savings Department open every 811t-
111'd.1y evening from 6 to 8 [1.111
This Trust Company undertakes the
transaction of all branches of the
banking business.
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL
our 11110111111111
sourn matinee-15.1.1.
Capital. $100,000. 00
Surplus. $100, 000'00
Other Profits. .3215.000.00~
JOHN II. ruin President.
111001111111 9N. Cashier.
”We”..-
1111111151311“:
John H. Farris oldenry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian awartz
John H. Light ' 8.1 H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin ‘Sawwel Grumman
J. Waliac Elder-via.
Accounts Solioilcd.
Dr. Dick’s Medicine
“tunes
R HBUMATISM
HOLD BY
ALL DRUGGISTS.
mun-1:111
,. nt'tfoild; of p
1 T1111 governmhnt paid $156, 000 for the
. steamer. which originally cost the
The price 1111111 who,
was formerly the
line 11! boats, 1111 as cold to the 311111.
15111111111111; during the 11111- wlth Spain
tor 11 111111111. boo t; In t). b11111 waters. on
account at her light drought and on
vacuity for passengers and freight.
Hartford it New York Transportation
company 3180 000. Since the war the
steamer has been used as 1111 army
transport but the demand for her car
1, vices bun ceased to print. The govern
ment made many alterations in the
interior of the steamer. which did not
add to her value for any other purpoue.
'l‘ho uteumer Wan offered at auction
lat-1t tinting but the highest bid rceolv
ad was 38. 400 and she was not sold.
She won after'waids offered again at an
upset price or $40. 000 with no bidders.
The former owners had an opportun-
ity to buy the. boat, but utter Super-
intendent Williams had inspected her
the company did not want to buy at
anything like the figures the army or
floors demanded The steamer was
just what the government wanted for
the purpose of the war and after the
war won over the demand for trans-
portation of troops had centred. it was
determined to sell her.
PURCHASEMISS lNNOCENCE.
LONDON, August 9.-~G. M. Carno
chap. of New York. whose content with
the British Breedern of fox terriers
was derided yesterday ngnlnst him at
Mlteham Surrey. has decided to in
crease his; extent-Jive kennel by pm
Home of six more fox terriers Includ
lug Hot Stuff, W‘IIIIICI of all the prizes
of the ()rufi' 11 show He has also pur-
chased the prize hnchnny (ob. Miss In
111111111111 with which he hopes to win
the blue ribbon at Mndlcon Square
garden New Yor.k next winter.
GIEN. MEI AT TIEN TSIN. 1
TIEN ’I‘SIN. August li.——Genoml Mei
has returned here and profesueu to
have killed or dispersed hundreds of
Boxers and brigunds. The harvest
prospects In southwest districts of the
province of Chin LI and in the province
of Ho Nan are excellent.
We have the Elite Enamelvrare.
turned.
Tea Kettles:
Oil Stoves:
$1.25. Oven to fit, 75c.
4 qt. tin Sauce l’unu. 101:.
25c. (loppored Oil Conn. lllc.
Knife. Boxer-1, 191:.
DOM ES TICB.
I’illow Cases worth 160., at 121/111.
'I‘owols. worth 121/3c. at 9c.
Laundry Bugs. worth 351'. at, 25c.
2550 Dress Shields, at 15c.
lmrge bottle of best block Ink. at 51'.
Lndlos’ Drop Stitched Hose. 10c. worth 150.
Ludics' Vests, worth 250. at 15c.
11.111.11.111 39c.
.111 the market?
The best articles in thee-'1‘ I
ELEGANT SWEE
DOUBLE CREAM
\\ 1‘ haven
Call 58- 2.
c.eyIHOuYSSt 01"
Two Questions.
\\ ill not the best goods prme profitahlt to both buyer and seller?
[)0 1111111111 think it econonn to 111111 base tlu best goods rather than the 1hcnpcr imitations. up-
incs received daily.
T BUTTER. RICH COFFEES,
CHEESE COUNTRY EGGS
1.1 11111
Selfish Men.
There are some men who are so sel
fish“ that they full 11 buy life lnsur
once. but it is the unselfish man who
protects those be 111111... The Conner: ‘
tlcut General sells this kind of lusun
once at a very low cost. Enquire of
FRED. H. FI£LD.
‘ GENERAL AGENT.
United Bank Building, South Norwalk.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
District of Connecticut.
Whereas, on the 3d day of August,
111111, Ernest M. Roberts, of Bridge-
port. flicd his libel In the District
Court of the United States {or the
district of Connecticut against the
steamer 0. ii. Lowndes. her bouts,
tackle. apparel and furniture. In 3
ounce of wages. civil and maritime.
And Whereas, by virtue of proceed
In due form of law. to me directed, re.
turnnbio on the 27th day of August,
1901. I have coined 11nd tuken the sold
'teumer C B.I.own1les and have her
In my custody.
Notice Is hereby given. that 11 Die-
trict Court will be held In the United
States Court room. in the city of New
Haven. on the 27th‘di1y of August.
1901, at Ill o'clock a. 111.. for the trial
of said premises and the owner or
owner-11.111111 all persons who may have
or claim any interact. are hereby 1:11:01.
to he and appear or the time and place
atomunicl. to show ”pause. it any they
polls as prayed. ‘1
EDSON B. BISHOP.
U. 8.M Marshal
Bv \vlilifim I. Pnrmelee. ,
Ills Deputy
Proctor for Libel gnt.
bated Aummt 5t, ”1901.
W
1161.9"Eurno1‘ics. ‘
DISTRICT OF NORWMM. 1111.. Pitt)
unrecounrmhguuttm.11.111111:
blowout, In said 11 £1. 11111011111111.
have. why a final decree should not 1‘
Estate or (3111111111111 Taylor, into or .
and finished, sizes 111 to 1111, 111111111 11
98c; Saturday ,and 110.111.1131..
'KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
Every piece In warrhnted not to
chip or wear out in 5 years. Every piece not proving satisfactory can be re-
Puddlng Pane: 11,5 qt.,19c; 2 qt. 351:; 3 qt.. 391:; 4 qt., 491:: 6 oh, 590.
No. 6, $1.:49 No 7 $1.75, No. 8. $198
Sauce Pubs: 2qt., 4311; 311b, 541:; 4 qt. 59d; 6 qt., 75c.
One Burner. iron top and tank. 391:.
[line Flame 1; ii Ranges,.$6.98. Ovens for gas.
8 qt. tin Milk Pans. 8c.
No. 8 Vegetable Boilers,
Sheets worlt 1 59m at 47c.1
Linen (‘1',ush worth 12%0. 9c.»
_ 25c Neck Ribbons, 190.
Ludlos’ Fine Embroidered Handkerchiefs. 121/212, worth 190.
Box of good Writing paper and E uvelopeu.
59111
Four burner iron top,
111 lb Sugar Boxcsp
100. Enameled 1
at 10c. . .
Our entire line of 5012 Ladies' Ve ate and Pants, 391'.
Men‘s no collar Night Shirts. made of fine muslin 50c.
50c Bulbriggam Shirts and Drawers for men; drawers double seated; tine
The Summer Season is at its height. and we are meeting the demand for SUMMER ,EATA- "1t...
BLES of all kinds. and the public find it profitable 1111111 their trading here.
Rocky Ford Muskmelons. Water McIons,Cucumbars. Peaches. Sweet Potatoes. Tomatoes, Bananas,
Oranges, Pineapplea, Squash, Etc.
.111 stem and demand for FANCY CRACKERS CAKES AND WAFERS whereby
1111-11'111111' them fresh from the ovens, which is the secret of freshness, that 1011 111111115 get here.
It [1111111111111 33 Wis! Washington 811111
Eigin Creamery
Butter. 23c lb.~
BUTTER
Five Pounds for
$1.10
Armour“s Potted Ilam', 1611). can.
Armour‘s Potted Hum. 55 lb. c1111.
Armour's Roantvneef. 1 lb. can. He
Armour's Roast Beef. 2 lb. cun. 2.41:
Armour's Whipped Beef (glass jar) ztic
Arm'our‘s Potted Tongue, 1All). can, 41:
Armour’u Potted Tongue. “3 lb. can, be
18 LBIS. GRANULATED SUGA
LEANI SUGAR CURE!) HAMS
CALIFORNIA HAMS .
3 CANS MAGNOLIA MILK
do
So
It you are thinking about going on a pleasure trip, or do not want to be bothered cooking
these hot days. just Ioolt at the variety of eatables we are selling at a very low price this week:
Freshest stock of Groceries in the Twin Cities.
2 cans Soused Mackerel. 250
BUY YOUR GROCERIES 3 cans Mustard Sardines, 250
Veal Loaf. per can. 100
OF US Domestic Oil Sardines can. 60
AND SAVE YOUR Fancy Stuffed Olives, per box, 1011
PENNIES. Plain Luncheon Olives, per bottle, 1011
3 lb. can Baked Beans. lilo
R . . . . . $1.00
. 13c. POUND
. . . roe. POUND.
. . 25c.
1311111va11 BUILDING.
' 1.1.5.1 tumour. 1...... 9113111111121: 1311111111, 1110111111 11111111111.
. our. humans wu‘r'ru noon FLOUR. , .»;‘1._‘v
21111111 11111111 11111 111’ 1111.1 P0111111 GLASS 111118,
‘ - 113301111111 rumour.
. no.1: Oahu Chi :81»
RELIABLE ouoems.
TELEPHONE CALL 133-6.
11 I0: 111'
gin pit”. Grape 111.1... .
:15 Calm Lian Soap ' 11511.11
m.
PER 13111:. 55.2.; PER 111511.. $4.41.
2511. 3““. Laundry Web
pkgl. Gold Dill
ew York Grocery Co.
souru‘uonwncx. ..
'11 ‘
1,. 1.2.!“
D ‘ I
3 for use.
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