a, 35 or them were
are he ’ eat ye while
ad by fire- SW“
are were wreck-
.. 2., stage coaches
hrep mail Wagons
‘ 'mail pouches
h 7 3‘ were cut, 158
otter boxes were
rvlous is the ac-
‘n e Sam‘s business.
by a private corpor-
one think the inte
, loss would be so
(melted at the War de-
the absence of General
ary governor of Cuba,
. ecretary‘ of State and
. of Cuba is preparing
he Cuban government
sed system of univer-
. The statement is not
tell. but it is said that it
' with universal suf—
, , rsous will have the
._' Of this number
not read or write. Of
.the statement will
987 are white Cubans
colored. it is evident
marks made in the. let.—
W‘ar department, from
cotl that universal suf-
eiviug the favor of
‘ thinking class of Cu—
.al of the prominent
Havana have openly
on or, of Egypt, who
madean earl, is the ninth
c ry Baring who was
an tuber of parliament
' n. Oi German or-
d from a Lutheran
it h, ‘697———his family has
whyhun'dred yearsbeeu
ritish commerce, fin~
“ . tics. It has also add-
'Erahcis, than,
created in 1885, in
other, ill-1892.
it!
'Hhambnlza or contrast prettlly with.
the color oi the lawn. . . ‘ .
,_ * .. blackmail-white combinations arson
, jority of those who Wenr‘the'm at all»
”the cream as it in, piled up conoilk‘o
tottholonel Scott, who ‘
:‘showing the probable!”
. ~l’..".£“’.i‘.‘$-
| cation.
. mending or week Wlth'lill! paramilint
’ Yolesville. ' .
ward Charles Bar-hill";
dson, and finally," of-
.. itler taken. by Sir
lug, Lord Revelstoke’s
who is conducting ex-
,iih and against mose
Stilton Island, says the
",‘quito’es ‘will thrive
dive sublimatc. Ker-
finds to be the most
. He is passing oil ‘
, ' ‘hdp near Concord, S. 1.,
' mm which 5 reads
‘ ‘ ottoms 0 these
dot The. color or the bonds, “must
{racially popular in the chromium .
“linens. Butpthon, why single out, .
.swinuoa. The Home combination in, '
good in any material. , , ‘ _-
., ,The greatest number at the sashes
Worn on summer sound. are or mounso. '
lino. do solo. They seem to take beta;
tor than those of. ribbon with the mo?
Fruit tapiocas served with whipped" ’
cream and tarnished with small fruit,"
my a large blackberry on the tin?!
make veryprctt‘y as well as easily.”
prennred and palatable deuteron. . .
Most hats shown bit of black velvet‘ ,
somewhere about them. and. hundreds,"
hair : "trim ribbonu-ot lighter materials
are liars spur printedor warm wea-
thory‘ ut the to vet is richer.‘
The yoke of the pcttlcoat must be 01'
some thin jersey, cloth that will stretch
over the hips in it way that will leave
the dress skirt perfectly smooth. A
silk jersey‘ls'Just th‘o'matorial tor the
purpose. The underwear beneath this,
too; must; fltgvoryainiccly for the thin
silk 0 the yoke is not: utilciontly hen-
vy to conceal any large folds.
Good Housekeeping gives a receipt
for peach jelly which comes in excel-
lently for ill ing in Jelly cake or any.
thing which does not require it solid
Jelly. Yellow peaches make the best
islly. Small fruit and uood bits from
imperfect peaches can be utilized ior
in] y. Rub oh’ the down: do not pure,
and cut into quarters. Brcuk one
third of the pits and take out the here
nala. add to the peaches and put them
over a slow line to cook. Stir cou-
stantly. For additional dovorinu add
the juice (thong lemonlo each pint or
juice. Buil‘up‘with‘ one pound or sugar
to each pint of juice.
ADDITIONAL LocAL NEWS
.Mr. Everett Osterbnnks is in Boston
on business. '
-w._..._
Miss May Kirke is visiting friends
in New York.
_\
Miss'May Danton Book keeper for the
Old Well laundry is ill.
Dr...Emucis D. Crosby is entertain-
ing his two sisters from Boston.
_ MisstEdlth Mie'Smith, of Camp street
is spending a few days at Bnugutuck
Mrs. Eddy. of Albany. is visiting Iioi
mother, Mrs..il. Lawrence, of School
street. ~ ' .
Brown College oillce. open evenings.
Miss Mabel Cunicy, 0F 'l‘nrrytowu. ls
visiting her cousin, Mics liossio Nick
ci‘son. *
mm I ‘
Miss Flora Reynolds, cashier in the
Boston Store, is onjoylngp two-Weeks
vacation. r .
y- ~,.
Mrs. Charles Young. of South Nah-V
walk, is the gnedt other tailspin Raw;
nylon. ‘
~ Miss Snydee Russell, ottUnion Pork
. who has been quite iii lsxslowly tin
...a......~ ,. ..-.r.* ,
. .
Miss Carrie Adams is substituting
at. Tristrum & Hynt's duringtiu: ,vn»
. ~ I
~0~<u._.~.- .
Albert. Grindrod, of Unlonf'ItPariiznkra
5’ Miss. ‘dnur‘a Lawrence. on. School
limit, in. spending. the plumper: along
the lidson. . . . .. .
Miss Ssrnln'Wood; of New Milford,
Is the guest of Miss Katie Farrell. 11!
{Main}. street. \ ‘ l
N .
Misti Currie Olinsstond. oi Chestnut
street, Norweik. is visiting relatives in
Carmel, N. Y. ‘ ‘
a. Miss Grace Smith, of, East Norwnlk
Ia spending the week with Miss Onrrto
Smith, 0! Norwalk.
Mrs. Sarah Smith. of Camp street.
tell from her wheel, yesterday. and in»
lured her wrist. ,
Milli. twillinm Hayes in spending a tow
dent in New Jersey theauert or Mr:
(1; Mrs. David-Smith. . . .
~"lid‘ouiei‘ Mailfiih‘lton arrived In South
Nor-(walk lastui ht, train Naples; ltaly.
lilo ,tu utcpplur (lathe Hotel Hamilton.
«ruin a; Goldenrod” hold the Wild
invarianti
W I!
or null: No
.. O!
lh‘llll‘llill‘fl , '
ordemot
"t ,“t u ‘noiwnia'? “
In .thoschniie or stitched linen L ‘
ot indies wear bOwo or velvet in the . a
econombincodn lizard avenue ‘
Sui . . it ‘
.“a-aaeaaeaa
no,» argon $7.30
. " All Pure Worstodu.
«Good Amortn‘fieht of Pattern.
TI. DaiisiiSon,
TAiLons,
CLormsRe,
HATTERB,
_ 'FunNisHiEns. '
’ “BB‘Wuhlnpt‘on street,
, ' south iuorwalk.
Phone 183-12.
held September ‘19, at thchiieid. the
date chosen being the anniversary of
the bottle of Winchester, Va.
' The Bridge Fish ‘innrket mentions
some specials in Its ad. today.
The South Norwnlk Trust. Company
iii examined twice a year by the bunk
commissioners of the state.
There wil be a popular excursion on
the N. Y., N. 1“]. & H. R. R., to Watch
iiili or Block inland, on Wednesday.
August H.
it you want to find out something
that. will Interest you and be to your
advantage, read the. ad. of A. Dicker-
mnn & Son. r
Mrs. Frank Hail and two daughters.
of Woodwustd avenue, have gone to
Greenfield Hill Morinchusetts, where
they are the guests of relatives.
M
Ward Burr, of Lynn. Muse, who has
been visiting relativeaain Dnnbury, has .
came to Norwulk tor a couple of days
. before returning tohls home.
The Shepherds. of Bethlehem are
making arrangements to hold a trolley
ride some time this mouim. They will
go .to Seaside Park. in, Bridgeport.
m
James Costello. of Main street,,lett
yesterday for Buffalo, where he will
take In the Pun-American. his ex-
pects to return home tomorrow night.
MW...
Phoenix Engine C mpouy will go on
all excursion to Col ege Point, tomor-
row. A special our will leave the en—
gine «house at 8: iii. Medea leave. South
Nouwalk at 830.
Howard A. 'i‘illy will play the comet
at both services, in the No walk Meth—
uiilst Church, tomorrow. r. Tilly will
play at the churchhervices Sundays.
during August.
The Smith Norwalk Fire Police ox
l‘lll‘SlOll on the steamer Harlem
North Beach, tomorrow. will leave at
10:30 o‘clock, returning leave North
Beach at 4:30. A large party content.
plates going.
F. W. Brown, train dosputchcr In the
Gmud Central station. New York, who
decides In South Norwnlk. has just
completed a two weeks’ vocation. He
will return to his duties in New York
Monday morning.
, The funeral cit Thu‘rmer Jemiett Shae
voy, Who died at her‘ home, at 139 Main
street, willbc held from her into real-
den‘ce', ondny‘atternoou. at 3 o‘clock.
burial n ‘Norwnlk cemetery. Raye
mood or Son“ have charge of the funeral.
.’
Pioneer, [look and Ladder Company
? hold a. special mutating-loot night and
billed on Sunday. August lamp. for a
ay’. for the exbursl‘o‘n to North Beach
The steamer llnrlei‘n has been chore
terod tor the ocnsion. Music will also
be ‘t’urntshod. .. g . . , ‘
The Gregory Drug Company, No. 8
North Main, street. Booth Norwnlk. is
ready to put up your prescription just
as the doctor writes it. They have a
well anointed drug store and make [a
specialty of. prescriptions. A call and
trial will convince you that they under:
stand their business. .
"A"... m
A Weston
coal had once! tho'huts which holdu§o
‘ {wheel come." if. in.North ’Muiu' street
,tluu morning, string the and at the won.
on down outbuitrollcy truck. in
'WMllGlfl-YM. tow indies until the
coroner-inanot the. lily cur longitude
glory helped the.
ibaek on. th
iii, in .i’ u. antiwar
’ Scull iioiil
t0v
_ man who came to Note"
walk this morning with load «or , that.»
.. “r,
mould not he: wheel, -
Givemkl‘iway,“ .t
Bill!” a William , mama $er
Bz'aouth Mlln 3b; gouth Norwnik, at.
The three kinds '0‘: Trade Marks
, must be proueutcdstor rocker.
All tint-class stores sell the Growth“
goods. ~ - "
V - tug of injuries received in runaway on
ill?
’ II 'I ll)
latexnml'nod Micah year by the Bank
Oommlsllonoro of the State of Connec-
ticut. shine as nilfiaviugs Banks in
this ctato.
w... m.....-.... a. .MH.W... .
our”; soccmsrUL.
(in ninth. iiiii
‘souru’ NOBWALK, coon.
Capital. $100,000.00
Surplus. $100,000.00
9*. ‘er Mme £21
nonsummincanier.
DIREQTORB:
John H. Ferric 'mHom-y Icymour
John H. Knnpp, Monrlbtia'n owner
thn H. Light 5.". Mothomon
Josiah R. Marvin .. ‘f‘jfillfll Grumman
J. Walla " War-viii.
Accounts Selloltcd.
Wt" iii. Dick’s Medicine
- - cones »
R HEUMATISM
ALL aDRUGGlSTS.
... .4...,......... k..w.w..m..._.....,.._.. NM...
Selfish ‘Mon.
There are Seine men who are so sel-
iiah that they fall to buy-lilo insur-
ance. but it is the unselfish man who
protects those he lovers. The Connec-
ticut General sells this kind of inner
once at a very low cost. Enquire or
FRED. . H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT.
United Bank Building} 86th Norwalk.
THE uni-repetitions or AMERICA
Dlntrlot of l¢ounootlcuh
Whereas, on the 3d day of August.
1901, Ilirnoat M. Roberts, of Bridge-
port. filed his libel in the District
Court oi the United States tortnc
district or Connecticut against the
steamer 0. ll. Lown‘dcs. her bouts,
tackle, apparel and furniture. inn
cause of wages. civil and maritime,
And Whereas. by virtue oi process
in due form at law. to are directed, ro-
turnnblo on the 27th day or August.
1901, l have coined and taken the raid
stoarnorc. Bulawndes and have her
in mvctistndy. , p - .
Notice in herebynlvon, that 9. Dis-
trict Court Will be held In the United
Stolen,,.Coui-t.rooin,ln the city of New
Hagen, ‘on the 27th do or Aunuiitl.
. ' u
,to be and appear M the time/and plat:
ammonia. in showcnuuo‘. it on ”they
use its pro 961;. I . .- t ..
h , y _ MON 8. .msuop,
,_ whirlwind
By William Ii. immune,“
. _ v ~ ii
J. D, Dowel). .‘ir..aillewcmivonr N
Proctor tor, Libelliint. ‘
Date dumrutfilithxiiiiol. ‘
' minutes at li‘ouorp, , .
‘t .. In North Caucan'tlie'houae oi Jumds
- oi t o latter in
George Suydam, insoiiobury; Morris
j kept by
roots were mode in all cancer. and the
‘ Hicks in Saliisbury.
ii anti 5 e rs. Ever . iece not rovin satisfactor can 13 re:
gushing- tHo vigilant; hand in his poo $.36? wear in y o a»... » ‘y D . p g ‘ ‘ . y ‘
B can some. us andoshsdld so . ‘ . . " . " ‘0
the rclna’sltpbed iron'l'lils other hand. Pudding Pants. 1% qt" 19c. 2 qt. 350' 3 qt" title. 4 qt,, 49‘9" M1
. . ”029-0" '
tom. FERRIS. much.
have, why a liinrll. dobroo' Would not .
3:.
Deputy.
t'tbo
lathe...
. wells.
,. lduor
Melons at th ale
re mode.
mtg: sraid was raided and bison store
, Nortcik, Stock was
confiscated at both places. Other plan.
on raided Were these: Miles Morris, in
Cannon; Richard Roe. in Cannon:
Warriors, in East (launch. and a piece
on itallau in Salisbury. Ara
prisoners were released on bonds for '
a hearing before Justice Wilson iii--
*We .
A HACK omveR KILLED.
m
. with “99”.. pounce nod ifdnis
.yoke and bishop sleeve;
.and admired, nines 32in 4
first; ViButurdoy‘aud Monday “, . I
Fatal Fall of William Van Orstali In
. Now‘Haven, Yaturday Afternoon.
NEW HAVEN. August lam-William
Non Costa“. 0. hack driver who lived
on Gilbert street. dad at the New H0.-
ven hospital about 6 o’clocu last oven-
Congress uveuue. Mm-Vnu Orslall was
employed by i. Kinney & Son. the Con-
gress avenue liveryman. and was driv-
ing down Congress avenue. his horse
, ‘Krrcunu DEPARTMENT. _ ‘ .
We have the Elite rmmmolwnre. Every piece is .wnrrontcd'hot ,
to: .
Tea Kettles: No. 6,311.49;.No. 7. $1.75; No.8. p.98.
Sauce Pans: '2 qt., tile; 3 qt., 54c; ‘4 on, ”word ’qt.,‘.750.,. ,» 3
Oil Stové'ii: Ono Burner, iron top and tank, 39c: Founhilrnmgiron
$1.25. Ovenit'o tit, 75c. Blue Flame uii Ranges, 55.98; Ovens forges." "
4 qt. tin Sauce Pans. lilo. 8 qt. ti 11 Milk Fans. 80. 10 lb. th‘nr Buttes,
25c. Coppored Oil Chris, 190. No. 8 Vegetable “Boilers, lilo; .lilnamgled
Knife Bolton. 19c. '3‘ j W
The horses were scared by having
the reins drop to their heels and start»
ed on a run. They run up the avenue .
and at the corner of Congress avenue
and Bullock street the back was over-
turned and Mr. Van Orutali was thrown
(ruin his seat to the pavement striking
on his head.
lie was picked up and taken to the
New ilacon liospitnl...whero it was
found but he had sustained a hetero
i‘rlictu e of the skull mm concusion of
the brain. and lililt'l‘lls right hand was
badly cut; lie whhapendered uncor’r
scious and did not recover conscious:
nous before he (lied. Ho leaves it wide
‘. t]
DOMESTICB. "ll 5,
Pillow Cases worth 16c. at 12%0. Sheets worth 590. at 47c. - -
Towels, worth 12%0. at 90. Linen Crash. worth Wide. 9c.
Laundry Bags. worth 35c, nt 250. 25c Neck Ribbons, 19c: ‘ -
250 Dress Shields, at 15c. . ‘ .
Ladios’ Finn Embroidered Handkerchiefs. 121,550. worth 190.
Box of good Writing paper and Envelopes, at 10c.
Largo bottle of host black. Ink, at be.
Ladies“ Drop Stitched Hose. 10c, worth 15c.
Lodlea' Vests, worth 25c, at 15c.
Our entire line of Site Ladios’ Vests and Pants. 39c.
Men’s no collar Night Shirts. made of line muslin, 500. _ .
500 Balbrlggnu Shirts and Druwerp for men; drawersdoublo seated; lino
'tiuish, at 390. ‘ . -.
COUNT HOHENWART GOES TO
MEXICO.
VIENNA, August 10.-Count Gilbert
ilohenwurt, formerly Austrian miuin
tor at Tangier, started today for his
new post as minister to Mexico.
Two Questions.
Will not‘tlzho'bcsl‘ goods prove profitable to- both buyer and seller?
_ Do you not think it economy to purchase the best goods, rather than the cheapetimitations up~
on the market? ‘
The Summer Season is at its height, and we are meeting the demand for SUMMERDATA-
I
BLES of all kinds»; and the public find it profitable to do their trading here. _ .
Rocky Ford Muékmelons. Water Melons, Cucumbers, Peaches, Sweet Potatoes, Tomatoes. Bananas,
Oranges, Pineapples, Squash, Etc.
The best articles in these lines received daily. .
ELEGANT SWEET BUTTER, RICH COFFEES, . ‘
DOUBLE CREAM CHEESE, COUNTRY EGGS. .
We have a system and demand for FANCY CRACKERS, CAKES AND WAFERS whereby
we receive theni fresh from the ovens, which is the secret of freshness, that you alwaysget here.
i Mi bill ‘ Sill
noun Gronlfll‘er . BUTTER
Bd‘ttéré 235': lb”. ‘4?
If you are thinking about going on aplcasure trip, or do not want to be bothered cooking
these hot days, just look at the variety of eatables we are selling at a very low price this week:
‘ Freshest otockfioffiqiroceries in the Twin Cities. ' ,
Armour‘s rotted“ limit. @4113. can. 4c '
Five Pounds“ tor
j$l.i0
A
‘I.
REHMILI. coconut. _ ;
TELEPHONE “LL 1335.
. ’ , 2 cans soused Mackerel, 250
Armour’s Potted Ham, IA lb. can, 8c BUY YOUR QROCERIES . 3 cans Mustard Sardines, 250
Armour'n Roost our”: lb. can. lilo OF US . Veal Loaf. per can, i 10o
Armour’s Roast 13961.2 lb. can. “24c , Domestic Oil Sardines can. 50
Armour'a Whipp’edLBoet (glnitisyior) 28¢ AND SAVE YOUR Fancy Stuffed Oiivonlper box, u 10::
Armour'ii Potted Tongue. 1,4 lb. can, do PENNIES. Plum Luncheon Oliveu.‘pcr bottle, 100
Armour’n Potted Tongue, 1,5 lb. can, to ‘ . ii lb. can Baked Beans. “loo
:8 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR . . . ‘. ‘ . . $1.09
LEAN SUGAR CURED’ RAMS ' . . . ‘. . 13c. POUND.
capisquutaniius . . . . . . p . . .. ‘loc.'90UND. 3 fl
3 christeruaouorha‘ MILK . . . . . . .. 25¢. a ,
N ew York , roce ry » o...- .
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