Fondant tor Boswell: null vicinitye
Generally fair tonight and Wednegday.
Slightly warmer.
Rain has been quite general IIalong the
Atlantic coast during the past.
but only light scattered showei‘li lldve
fallen in the interior. The following
1.28 in; Philadelphia
burg, 2. 08; Atlantic City,3
afllgid Hail ax, 1.46; Jgpiter,1.02. __ .
on ended stofifi rea appears this
morning in any section. Conditions fa-
vor for this vicinity generally pleasant
weather with slowly rising t'e'mii‘erw
are
1.48; Lynch
3.;20 Norfolk
J. J. Powell, of Leonard street, has
returned groin hid ‘Paii-‘Américah trip.
W
W. 8 Ball. of Westport avenue, is enL-
tglmdlmg Mrs. Edward 1min, of Ruth-
e or .
S. .Q- Cummings has returned to his
home in Orchard street, after a stay at
St John’ 5. N. B.
f'hiessrs. J. Berlin and J; Guarnieri, of
Brooklyn. are guests of Miss Katherine
Guarnieri, of Norwalk. ,
uiIem mass for the late Joseph
L Everett ST Buckley, of the For C .
F.“ A'Llien will be celebrated at St" lilo commits”! store: in " shin ill
Mary‘s Church. tomorrow morning.
Seymour Curtis returned to his di‘it- "
tee in the Fairiield County Savings
Bank. yesterday, after a. short vacation.
Miss Ruth Franke. of New Canaan. is
the guest of her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. C A. ,Ili'ranlie. at Eversley avenue.
The Misses Hannlgan hate returned
towtheir home in Norwalk. after spend.
5.!»th a few days with ii'loddsin Newark
"Ff E. Readlnan. of Norwalk, is in
Ansonia, today. attending the celebra-
tion of the Grand Lodge, Sons of St.
George.
The collation committee of the quar-
termlli nial eibration f the found-
Lug gut Norwallé erwill mee at the Nor-
walk Club, tonight.
tIIJLILdge E. M. Lockwood officiated in
WIT 841le the town court, 1
sted'd fiilggggb rtgory, as was state
in yesterday‘s: thine. ,
Mrs Jerome Bulhley has returned to
her home in Danbury. after a few days'
it with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hop-
.of Leonard street
w
It has been positively stated that
there were over four hundred people on
the. Wire dPolice excursion, on the Har-
lam, sun ay. to North Baden.
The woman' s Relief Corps of Buck-
ingham Post. G. A. R., will give .8
trolley ride to Shelton. tomorrow. A
special car will leave Norwaik abodIt
ii. 10 a. m
Thursday is the Feast. of theA ‘
‘ "sumptibn‘? it"hw any of d WIFE
the Catholic 0 I in swill
celebr ted a tin“
”WE 9. l
L 'finPii
”Laid LLLLOLLLLL
i‘ LLr.
ye III hates?
xd-yiL
LLSniall legs Canada spring lamb, tie
it).
Modular: sonaw
ChoiceL‘poung fowl,» 14c lb.
Home dressed spring chickens 20c
1b., ,. .~
emu Sperry IaIInd Home a sugar cIIur-
ywureLL
ed barns, i4 I
L.
Livin ton street,
, Noll...
South Norwalic, is spending a for:
L‘ weeks inidlevellind. Ohio. . .
infirm r
Qiipmhn esterday ’«ihornins.
ll
enmity third. ITill
visit with relatives in Meridden.
heavy rain was reported: Knoxvillew .
August 2§.190 a; Betta” island.
. street has returned to his antleiIi a‘IIfter
. .Ixefabreque and Dales McCurdy, Ne
York: George B. Benedict, Bridgeport; I
his. and Mrs. Arthur B. Swallow. in
open: reatIerdar. is
orb 'oitr. .
Miss Florence Hogan, of Blamfdrll
as returned home from 6 please
. his death Neruda
9W} m...“
y'L'tM tiltitloedt Havana filler Ila
‘Miss Annals Barrett. of High streeit
sell in the imperial Crown cigar-ax:
4
soul senyicp for the late eu‘ofi
Hit wish was held at at. MaryI s
ds and Mrs.
{Linea from a.
The Fish Club's seventh annuity”:
clam bake wii be held on sunday.
Wilfred Bodwell, teller at the Citytm
National bank, South Norwalk, is en
aching a three weeks' vacation frorrr
u y.
gowns. has gone iiiib the employ of
rown'e Business College, as outside
solicitor.
"4
Ti
are on a trip up the Hudson River; for
the benefit of the health of their little
daughter.
Mr. and ..Mrs Eugene. Carter. of Main
street Norwaik, left yesterday for a
two weeks' visit with friends in Mass-
achusctts.
til pleasant vocation. I, .
--—u—k .’."I..L....... :
Mrs. Theodore Lockwood "of New-
ark N. 3;. is the guest for a few “(hays
indie residence of Franklin a. Tones.
in south Nari—ails. .. .
The regular weekly class meeting,
this evening, in the No’rwaik Methodist
Church, at 7: 45 o’clock will be in
charge. of Martin Kellogg. ' ' ‘
gun. and Mrs. “W" J. Alike‘n. who are
“Milling:
place iii to street, havd gone to
New Yorke remain h few days.
w. o Milli}; on...
guest 6f blag}; sister rm: grilliam‘ii
Bette, of Springwood avenue, has re
turned to his home in gieveiand, ChlIc
W
Edward S. Brown, of South Norwalk
and Miss Elsie Stevens, of New York
spent Sunday at mason Chunk; Pa.
and had a‘ pleasant trip on the switch
back railr‘ond to summit bill and the
coal mines-
Clarence Bird has taller: a position
for. the week at 11.14. Leonard's lunch
wagon ianahlnIgt so at set. aye, ow
Log thred. Buckie” b “lift to moon of
Company D andi in on it. Mr. Bird
will assume his duties at the City Ba-
Rory; in Bridgeport, next'weck.
i
Albert and Harry Coldechmldt have
returned com spending tiihir when;
at the Pan- American exposition tail
other places. The former has resu .
or his position in E. A. Bohme' s brok:§
office. and the intter at the store Inf t
Gregory Drug Company, in North Math
esterdfiyi‘ were.
street. i
'L'i‘heg ' the might) orydak Heidi
ven, Conn. ,Wllim
wane John’i’f it. got:
VII.
hears a
f ‘Lilibey. Ne!
Chrtisi’ No
and wl fe..!
H. B. Price, Norwaik; C. E. Clark,
walk.
if it hadn t been r the accident
mt but)”
.to Gay tondihg’ s Man.
hasset races
£3“: ire Fin: in the
b’s.%rdle
on this 1
b her arrest, Mr
Standing" ' ad Chrtliil of West
and Lil“ anthem...
beetle length ahead of the Fire Fly
when she won the as . .,
find relief in ID;- Reed's cushio
we are the“ invention or a
endured and “lohdiavorlie’d to tenures
dilutigiiilil wollld'iltr
a
the
. 9”
ii! a ’th at W’Ti
Waiter T. Aiken. of Wilton avenue .m
lwith
than
. Slide store.
8. B. Wilson and fdmiiy, of Norwalk. WQ
3.548.131
, sully$1 agreeable these sultry days—41!
analogues at the Maples. .
Jacob A. Rudder.
yortland, and Manuel Gorreaier, of Nor-L ,
Men whose fest ache and smart cdn
all
dial“; 0
and ioIoltI well, Ipnd
rvLoL you (ii a ,4.
Hits as kiicu‘r'fhi for diodes d.”
e germ last with iiic‘ad ‘It
do” lrd'alt-
edhyii Ll‘prd does is ic‘h‘ prophets in",t
ting still e i fiiiil‘ow‘s'2 of Icon 0 biggie
italic of" thé foot. K rm
0's" '6! our shb‘eimen‘ (he’s a very
ital diam tried ‘“they: a d now can’t
igl here are a
Iii town now wealth” 'theln
bags content "and suits“ action
'd known in ybars. $4. ‘L
a
at
that
levees use from; the thci‘ solo
a or burs you w uni hosts
6'”
Mail's
sow BHOEG.
some; more of them than ever: the
Terminus season is at its height the b
nowadays they're worn almost all
ueeiiuguality low shoes with broad
toe and waited extension sole.
Vicl kid 82. 50.
Patent kid and enamel, ”2-“
The newest manish new shoes with
hoot extension sold‘it‘nd heal; Fancy
pert relatinioxins. and In great lot of
3‘ Bldlck man. can, 83.60. "
Tan itussiaL calf, 33.
Shoe store.
SUMMER CORSETS.
Many styles.” otcourse. IJust exam
lea:
.IL-‘u 'u
Gayety y-b‘stisIte cool, fit nicely and
give satisfaction~8L
Kabo~batlste of light weight espec
SEmpire, canvas, fashionably-
shorti-Jb'c and sue.
A number of long summer-corsets
in odd sizes were 81 and to $1. lid-bur
Second floor.
COOKING SCHOOL.
The batters are kept busy filling dr-
tiers 1 thus deli ions cakes. Yet
there “do dotclis afidgdoaens of women
e. as 9 recipes. The trick is
id be Vain “been belie collide? They
need no greasing and heep‘ the cake
light and .dalnts'
BasemerIit.
one newness
DRY Goons co’
Messrs
The Proper lune '
T0 IPAINT OIR PAPER
TS NOW
The Proper lion
TODOIITIS
.1.
33 spam. 1141wa
song? Gutrd this weak. mn- .
.ho IIwili take another vacation for about
it!
Elmt’he soldiers
a“ dblightfiil tithe in' Canada. where
stayed most of the time in a farml“
house and spent some time at the
of health.
Class A. XXC" No.
Lg!
hath deposited in this allies the title
fill of which is in the fnlIiowing words, to
. w it-
Supreme Court of the United States
John William Wallhce. Vol. XV.
who hI ve learned to moire inst as good ,
. - Lay
on he . on
at of his time this
a up with the offal "
a: camp.
Governor McLean said that he spe
Thouand islands. He feels in the best
4105. A
Linaaaviont; cases to wit:
Be it remd‘riiliel‘ed. that on the first.
of, August, c.1901. Th banks Law.
halting gamut New": Links. 'N.‘ Y.
Cases argued and adjudged in the
December term;1872. Reported by
New Yorlt‘.LThe Banks L'aw Publish
ing Company. 1901
The right whereof it claims as pro-
prietor in conformity with the laws
of the United States respecting copy
rights.
Oiilcc of the Register of Copyrights.
Washington, D. C.
HERBERT PUTNAM.
Librarian of Congress.
By Thowald Solherg,
Register of Copyrights.
Written L. 8..
Revised, H. l). K. W.
Encored; ill. C T
Mailed W. .l P.
in renewal for 14 years from August
5th.,1901.
a13-20-27, 83
ill
nice. No.i41d8.
BY 06‘ CONGRESS to wit:
Be it remembered. that on the hrst
Class A 3.
MB
day of August, 1901 The banks Law
Publishing Co, of New York N. Y.
hath deposited in this office the title
of IIwhlch is in the following words.to
wi
Reports of cases argued and deter-
mined in the Supreme Court of Errors
in the state of Connecticut. By Wil-
llam N Maison. Second edition. IVoL
nine
New ark, The Banks Law Publish-
ind ComoanY. 1901.
The right whereof it claims as pro-
prietor in conformity with the lawn
of the llnlIted ISItaItes respecting copy
rights.
Cities of the Register of Copyrights.
Washingtonl) ,. D.C
HERBERT PU' lNAM.
LibthIiI'iah of Congress
By Light 8 or g.
1&3“? ilbthr of Copyrights.
Written Ind
Visddlihll rid. w.
.ntered. M CT
Mailed, W. J P
in renewal for 14 years from August
15th.,1901.
‘ ‘“”’ 'a1I3-20-27, s3.
Idol‘s A x'xc. No. that. A a.
,f‘L‘lBRARY ‘OF‘ CONGRESS to Wit:
Be it- remonibered. that on the first
day of August, 1901. The banks Law
Publishing (30.. of New York. NY
hath deposited in this oilicc the title
beI Which is in the following words.to
w 't: ‘
Reports of cases argued and deter~
mined in the Supreme Court of Errors
0; the State' of. Connecticut. By Wil»
ilam N. Mhtson.‘ Second edition. Voi-
umo XXIII "
New York The Banks Law Publish-
in omnany. 1901.»
The ri ht whereof it claims as pro-
priotbr i conformity with the lawn
of the United BcIiIItItes respecting copy-
rightd 'L'
Clare 1?: t ‘ R pastor of Copyrights,
n
' u glimmer PUTNAM;
‘ ‘ " Librarian of Congress.
Thuwaid Solberg. ' ‘
Register of Copyrights.
.L .Iy.q‘
hwiDIej
Painflw iii
an others. Extra Weight
mean he ierL body-beware thicker:
eager. ‘ Sold by Comstoolr
lib it” will
Wat.
W .
. to house, worlhing the“ eat and“ tits
dodge.
L. fimmnaéii" '0! 1i
ll
hand. Portions of the letter were
thrown to the winds and the rest of it,
the man placed in his mouth and swal-
lowed. Dennehy demanded what he
was doing and Was told that the dum-
my was looking for work
"Who are you. anyway?" said “dunl
. my. " The detectiVe: dgsnlayed a. small .
. ballad fastened to his suspenders and
‘took the swindler in charge. He then
made the fellow gather up the sine”
pieces of the letter he had been tear
ing up and after smoothing these out
and pasting them together on another
sheet the following begging letter was
disclosed:
"Dear Friends:
gift of which i asked and think of a.
homeless person out in the world try-
ing to light. al‘ways and think, good
movie. as you read these words. You
will not think it too much kindness air
it is
Good
T0
were
wore
ixivln
says
0886
Rein
but
and
the
fits
for
L ill
mi
Bro
Sunday. morning while many of New
Haven’ 5 ,
service“ the dummy operators
in to work Orange street residences;
He had visited several when Sergeant
‘ Dennehy watched the fellow at work
LangI finallyI
gold eagle to a silver coin "
no matter how bald is the fake, there
are scores of people ready to be taken
in and encourage the perpetrators by
fellow's case.
being made to look up his antecedents
The general appearance of the man in-
dlcates the prison marks.
his name as Frank O’F‘laherty and
lint inside his hat is printed the name
of John A. Smith. Whether that is
his name or the name of the original
but owner is not apparent. F'iaherty's
Court for a day or two pending official
investigation into his past operations.
COM MISSIONERS EINFORCING LAW
The county commissioners are strict-
ly enforcing the new. law in reference
to advertising applications for liquor
Ilccnses. The new law requires appli-
cants for liquor licenses to not only
advertise the same in the daily papers
sioners to cause to be posted on the
building where it is proposed to en-
gage in the liquor traffic 9. notice in
plain sight showing the purposes for
which the store is to be utilized This
notice which must be of fair size in
order to be clearly seen must contain
information setting fer the time of the
hearing to be held before the county
commissioners
The publicity is intended to notify
adjacent property streets and resi-
dents in the immediate vicinity of a
proposed saloon of- the purpose for
which the property is to be utilized,
appear at the hearing to be held before
them to state their grievance if they
have my. why the saloon should not
be located in the premises proposed
The intent of the new law is to pre.
vent the licensing of places for saloon
purposes without the full consent anti
knowledge of adjacent property own-
some towns whefe the ediaeent prop-
arty own
sufficient notice aha where they have
dilated that if they hiid knotvn the
L buildiuge‘in duesflon were to be used
remonstr‘ated against it.
WEATHER IF’IIROIIPHET JIOHNSONT ,
Predict? a Great Ultfurbaiice in the
e of Conenctic‘ut‘.‘
August there will be a very great (1
tut-Dance in the atmosphere.
we but'f tea-La vafiilty‘
disturbed throughout the Connect!
:LLLjL
manner; the to nod and chin wiligah
0t
, b p T
' inside but outside
as gitr‘piln
Hen w ariiy up
‘ it
people were at in
child
lay hands ,
ever known
before.
50c
Look to the small Ladies?
shirt waist
sleeves, 31.
better to give than to receive
friends. i refuse nothing from a
this incoherent appeal people
supposed to respond and there
some weak enough to do so. for
value, 4 fort!
sleeves. 26::
Children' s
lty, 10c.
g them money. it was so in this
A quiet hunt is now
SHIBT’WAIETB FQR YOU.
Right in the midst of the shift
waloi: wgaringmeason, and those etyi. ~
lsh waists at lower prices than you? c -
L'adles' shirt waist. colored stripes,
plain back bishoIp sleeves; 50c. '
’Lhdies' sailor collar shirt waist
plain back, tucked white chemisettli.
bishop sleeves, $1.
. Ladies" white lawn shirt waist, fau-
cy front, tucked back, bishop sleevIe,
Ladies‘ white lawn shirt waist, tuck
ed and insertion trimmed front, bish-
op sleeves. 81‘.
black mercerized sateen
THiN SUMMER UNDERWEAR
sot: WOMEN.
Four spébiéi lots
worth the looking into.
”Women's Jolsey ribbed vests.
Women' s extra sine vests, low neck
no‘ sleeve, 25c grade, special.19c.
Women s Forest Mills jersey ribbed
vests, high or low neck, long or short
u
like qualities to sell fur
8
If
tucked front.
I
bishop
facts. all prop
which are weIu
tile
4
each.
jersey vests, 1235c qual-
THIN semen ones Whit
won me».
and drawars,
sleeves, worth 6
, “I‘ll!
shirts long or she no
MEN'IS VAGA'I'lU
‘ Soft bosom no it e'
might do wort ch
neck bands, 49c.
arato cults to stately.
shirts. with collars
ate collars and cuffs 'si
separate cuffs, shirts to b
white collars. 490 each.
'II‘Ih'e Bathrlg
d; aware.
eats, 26c each.
Men’ s Force
811
Men' 3 Egyptian
nbric and cans, 4
Men’ s Bedford cor sh
Men’ is Mitdras shift
Men's and boyfs ‘
sp,eclal 49c eacb.,
Men’s fine quality
He gives
in: comes from Fitchburg. Mass.
Cf all the
will not be heard in the City
whenever it
five to Advertising Applications
Liquor Licenses. ‘ following a
i C
also requires the county commls- he took the
and said.
give them every oppbrtunlty to the whole
county commissioners, and enable
ten (Old to
in future. There are saloons in
ms alarm that the had 141- form Cure
the. it is
saloon purposes. they would bade
Atmohphere on the 14th of L
L'rh‘Iil'Mo a“ I'LL m' L-u WI “i”
rather Prophet Here 3916
o cheerful "shoppe e Militia I ,
the fourteenth to tile“ fifteenth f
.‘or the Mrii
LLLLLL
'c ‘ as ll DR
.1 wind, haill'rain lights single
" prepare madam when
a severe heated term," adds the
Maniac L .,
, ”weak the heated form will lie .
a height for ME. Johnson , “LIT!
* he i git:
ad ‘willhe we t wit
rant was ,“t bt‘ddih
Lincoln is the one who has left updn
me the impression of a sterling son of
God. Straightforward. unflinching, not
loving the work he had to do, but fat
log it with a bold and true heart; mild
lion when the public weal required it
duty set before him.
the grip of his massive hand. and the
searching look of his kindly eyes.
I remember that when Lord
Lyons who was a bachelor went to
communicate the nevus or the marriage
of the Prince of Wales-t0 him officially,
can any is. 'Go and do thou likewise.’ "
-Slr Edward Malet.
BEWARE or OlNTMENTs FOR ca-
TARRH mascusv.
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derauge
through the mucous surfaces
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable physi-
cians. as the daniage they will do s
derive from them.
Cure; inhdufacture'd by F. J. Cheney if:
00., Toltltlo.
and is taken internally, acting direct);
upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system.
in‘ Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggls‘ts, price 750 per bot-
tle
Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
Miss My e Oflaeary, gmnndaughter
, rightfu
. Nannie Gelieher
dppliediinuoide '
"61:: cores oInI her a
n. Wahngtcn one. sous '
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great men I have known,
(2 had a chance; stern as
bceiine to the goal which
i can still feel
Queen's letter in his hand
“Well Lord Lyons. all 1
/
system when entering it
Such
the good you can pee lb
Hall’s 04 rain
0.. contains no moron
Iii buying Hall's Up.-
be sure you get the gen‘n- .
taken internally, and ‘made
theory whose cow kicked
at burned Chicaso.
ii“
men that dealt
said have been if Gran
L's cow had been of
at does not; kick. you
let: Leary is not
all; big: tillers her honors
I disii rem
math
indon, Mass,
Windsor H. IWyni
thinking that the Loans
honor would make tit
Instead of taking offe e,
enlisted the aid of the ‘
canvassed the town
IL of pricking the 6r
I131
a visit to that city. Site ,
“L is Very pron of being a descendant of lI
the proprietor ot,,th
that famous kick.
As a joke the liquor
noln‘i
rolled up the biggies
giv on to a candidate for,
Mr. Wyman says $.31.
his buhlne‘ss to so .,
118
strictly enforced. and the
era realize that they wil
that the joke is on tip
for all. ——Kansas City‘s
If the action of you be
easy and regular serlon
must be the dual resul
tie Early Risers will
ger. Safe. pleasant an
George C. Stillson.
Boorish—f‘Tallt. abs
audiences!” exclaimI
the provinces.
of more than one I, ,_
people, too, we h d doth
down the curtain u
not on account or
boxes. The singer‘s w
confused by it. The
known any better. ”L
Eruptions! cuts
sores of "all kinds‘
riy Witt’s Witch no:
cure for plies. Beware
Be sure you get the origi
George C. Stillson» L
heard of such a thing.
ms gases that
rising. essential
it doesn i; seem tli
appearance.
saved
Mrs. Capthih
ford, Del., says:
ed my boys life ‘.”
the one we lost with
him a few linseed H.
‘lmk at Chicago , .
all; IiLII." she says " and then think or
“I have conie,’
#1 scriber‘a .
US
"What was t
manned thereafter.)
‘ . .110an
,I iffGrIaI
are node n
away, ween’t Isl:
a“ I
re rescued
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