Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 22, 1901 · page 4

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

mates busy ”at
ll re= taliriiliar lsi

 
 
 
 

it, the euperim
as good :10 that' 1n
1 Milwaukee and bet
ajority of them.
ct COlllpUISOI‘y,
01 urely done, and the
kc a holiday occasion—
hey feel 111 the mood.
proud of their handi-
the Work conscien-
eling that the responsb
agood result rests on
no of the Carpenters, af-
‘ ‘g several days on :1 ga-
laway, and 1el1uilt it,
found a little error in

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

_ leans hopes to be an e.\-
liltalthful city in time
. rawbacks to this. desira-
‘ition wore the lack of
of good water. 'Ihe
being built rapidly, and
bounced that the water
, ‘ been solved. This is
'“ 2)): the application to

1ver water of the A111-
anical system of pre-
0 0 coagu’lent to be used
the surplus sediment.
S system. water is prom-
1:11 will be p“1'acticall_1
d; which will be aston-
w— priced to consumers.
of purification is only
3 per 1000 gallons,“
interestf’. 111111..“all other
'I‘ he cost of pumping
11d filtered water into
, from which it is (ic-
e consumers is 1.2
gallons, making a
tspcr 1,000 gallons

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

ytlliup1 in Kansas.
of Abilene. in that
. tinon named Clar-
dcb$500 bonds to

Martin had bc1n
lilo court 011 the charge
relive language to ward
The judge made this
11t:4‘l dont know
11g tli plaintiff will stand
lid of' names you called him
know that if. 1 called me
names I won] and it 01111
it took me to get a

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

'1” Holt.’ 3 pairiarch of
county. Ixansas. has done

could. He has the record
Opting and rearing no less
hirteen orphan children.
of the children have gone
on he world One. i§ chief
f the Santa Fe. West iii
came. “I think." said Mr
run recent interview. fithat
spell in scndin Julnai 11
o he:E 'hcathcn girould ‘ibu
ing orphans at litiiiic.

'111 Commonwealth of
vi ”Georgia has‘ failed.
,rec families remain tithe
"having departed for the
‘ m1 and We st 'Iheir printing
‘15 achrtised to be sold by
if? 011 August 11 and the
ill go the name 11:11' on Sep
'3. This will wipe out the,
utige of the colony at Wily-
which went from lennessee

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

8.0111111 return to the old
There will he more
I'niritcndauons.

 
 
 

t Glomen in Notwav
Red for the operation
dil generalihg‘ plaid
an the one at N111

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

, is 1101111161 once

«~01on 11011311110 '
in 0 healthy.

111011.

in" who has neglected
whether will tell you the
‘mcd tooth and mid
dim 00111001110101."
{Ink rel-1111111110 com.
M {11.161103 the tooth

he, Dentist,

ifimbrfldery will 'be used In trimming

lll~ .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. WEBTRRN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

w the vet “1110111113 narrows
milllnery upon 1)! 0011110 feathers.

brings among the new broadcloth. .
The ill-l y lit billion and the pretty
, flunk well on the
015870“! 11:111.
trimml
it Is pro

 
 

11332111011. will continue as late 1111 O ‘

Penn do 11010 in 11 material which
to have a grout vogue the coming so
8011'. Luce. chenille. 111110 11110111101110 oi

 

 

 
 
 

(The long tour In bond or black no
ole has 11, tiny tlgurc embroidow
gig it comes directly in the center
0 knot when it is tied. Theda
lonTx narrow ties are very neat. = 1
hollowcatic Smyrna rugs which
11th nude 110 often in Imitation of tlio
real Oriental rugs are perhaps the boot
substitute for such if one 011111101 al-
lord the real. They are woven both
bright and subdued coloro. '

Neck fixings this tall ror both indoor
and street wear are particularly hund-
some. The style of them is 111 110100
did tulte the materials are the softest.
and the colors the dnlntlcat.'1‘ho
touch 01' black velvet seen in so many
of them gives them character.

Shrewd won who watch the lndicri
lions closely tell no that lace effects
and ecru-coloder dress goods are to
have a great voguc' next season. There
will be changes in designs or course
but both these fashions which have
been 11 "routine of the present season
will appear next season with renewed
vigor.

nIdt in predicted that white lace. llsle

gilli hosiery will be the coming
hosiery (or evening. Gowns will be of
light tints and so may the hose to
match, but the slippers will be white
and for this reason, ‘and on acount of
not always being able to match the
gown perfectly, white stockings of
very fine texture will be selected.

If one has a bit of Ingenuity she
can fashion mnnv of the p1etty stocks
with her own deft lingers. thus secur-
ing for a very small outlay What would
cost her one dollm. or po1baps 11 do!
1111' and a half. Those soft crushed
stocks of some dainty silk with a 1'0
suite of mallne 111 the back are very
easy to make and very pretty.

‘ I

CORPORATIONS FORMED.

 

 

Certificates Filed In Office of Secretary
of the Mate.

The Word Foundry Corporation
yesterday-«Bled a certificate of incor-
poration with the. state secretary at
the 111111.11) do a general foundry
business. 1' goducing selling and
dealing in en ings of all kinds from
Iron. steel popper. bronze. composition
blues and other metals. including the
manufacturing of N11) costings into mu
chinery toold hnfiwnrc. 1110.. and sell-
lug ere tip'g. 11nd installing the same
and to do all "thing's pertaining to the
conduct and management or the busi-
ness. The capital stock will be 8100..
000 divided into 1.000 shares The
corporation will commence business
with a cut 373.000.Th0,'-11lco1
noratocggo' most Cody. John W.
Conway and Emest H.(‘11dy. all of
Horutford

The Columbia Manufacturing Cor-
pbration. of New Haven. filed a certifi-
cate of orgnnizallon. 'l‘hcc1111ccrn will
publish and 110111 in books. newspapers
and periodicqls. The capital stock is
110.,11011 di1ldcd into 100 shares

The liu1tford It 80111111110111 Strcol
Railway Company yesterdm died 11
certificatonotifylng the state secretory
)f 1111 increase 011111 capital stock from
$200000 10 $375,000.

The Leader Mnnufurturlng Com-
pany, of Hartford. also died a certifi-
cute 1)! organization water 1111:. The
capital stick to 825. 000 divided into
1150 shame. and the amount or stool:
Subscribed tor Is 516 000. The nubnerlli
era are Wilton S Tracy, 40 apnoea.
Prank Robinson. 40 aha Goad
Williams 40 shared

111rv and Edward J tiflliirt-
ford. 40 shares.

 

O’HARTER OAK RAg‘

 

 

Entries‘ 1111- M 010.000 301.110. to be
Trottcd First Week 10:80:10.

HARTFORD. August 22-1099. foil w

inc entries for the “Charter'Oak'l at kc

Charter Oak Park the first week 111
September. were given out thl morn
‘lng. The entries were closnd' 11 Aug
11111 l0 and the list in the longest since
1891. They are for 2: l3 irotters:

Alan. b. g.. \Vbltely Stnbles. Muncle.
l111l.

May ‘Allcn. eh. m.. W. H. Renrdon
1Erncstvi1111l1lcl). Indianapolis. Ind.

lleldla. b. m.. Dr. C. E. Simmona.
New York.

Elentn. b. m..
Portsmouth. N. H.

Qnoddy Girl; 11. m.. Ale: Mclmren.
Buckingham. P. Q.

Consuelo 8.. hr. m.. Morlpaua Form.
intuckct. R. l. '

Maplowood Farm.

.lamen Becolin. b. 11.. Parkway
Form. Gonhcn. N. Y.

Dreamer. blk. 11., Lawson 1111111100.
Mouton. M01111.

(tonfosor. ch. 1: A. 1‘. Maynard

(1.0110011 utnblel. New York
, Belle Kuucr. b. m.. John Waters (W.
0. Floyd 101111111. Multlmoro. Md.

anlolb. 3.. Alberta. Bolowlck N. Y.
111011; Bidwell. h; m.. (l W Imuvltt.
1191111111. Mann. ‘

Jnnlcn. i).n1..81111111 1101111 bloc-I1 farm
(Millard Sandoral. I’leasnnton. Cnl.

Motcll1111.b.11.l\l W Hublngcr 1W.
ll 911111;). New Haven Conn

 

CHICAGO. August 222.“ ambitious
111-111 of golféril represéutlnir the. Inuit
expert talent In the went. today hogan
play in the nunlitylmt round on the
wildlotlilan Country Club Ilukii. for tho
wentcrn amateur championship. To
day 11 11011011qu called for medal ploy tit
thirty 111x holcu. the succeeding rounds.
which will be played Friday ind Sci»
urday.1vill be match play at eighteen
110193.111; the amateur championship
contest 111 the elder 5011111.: event or
the 110011 minty 1110111111111 and motion"
tty 01' rain did not deter 0 tom outli-
orlng from helm: precept when H. J

 

 
 

There are 001110 bonutltully soft 001 '

113 is 11011;,
that the fancy (or walking buts th, s '

01 810.000. which will be trotted ut to

 

W

The Rowland Dry 6001111 Company
is advertising toduy. second- hand bi-
cycles at bargains.

Ill '1‘. Exdlnson 111 ready to poper

your 1101111111110 1111s good paper 1111 low

as six cents per roll .
WWW

' Boublobreanied tracks will be worn

this tall. and W A. Benedict would

like to conduit you about than.
' W-w ,

160111010011 11101111111110 having 11
trouser 31110. They have 11 0110 lot of
them on display in their window In

Booth M0111 street.

”pm
The time of your will soon be here
to put up 11111 preserves 'llie D M.
Read Company to advertising today
preserving kettles and fruit Jars
James and Charles Borner. 01 Or
111130, N.J..11.ro guesta of John M. 11111
1y, bartender at Spuhr's hotel on the
corner of Water and Haviland streets.

.5...—

 

Tbe Woman’s Chrlatlnn Temperance
Union will hold its regular weekly
meeting with Mrs. Joseph Richards.

All are welcome.

 

The shoe dealers in South Norwalk
agreed last week to begin this week
and clone their places 01' bunlnoss at
8 o'clock in the evening, during “111
lost'ot August. Loot night they clos-
ed at 9 o'clock its usual.

A joint meeting 0! Cockenoc 111111
0001111 Tribes, I. 0. R. M.. was bold in
Cockenoo Tribe‘s hull. last night. and
11 rehearsal of the tableaux that will
be given during the celebration, took
place. Another rehearsal will take
place next Tuesday night in Red Men's
hull In South Norwulk. No special
business was transacted.

Every American Mechanic in town
ls urgently requested to attend the
meeting 011 Friday evening. when the.
question of participating in the 250111
unnivornary celebration will be con
sldored. As the time is limited for
the amount of work that 11111111 be done.
it to hoped that members will one the
necessity of their presence at this
meeting.

 

FAULKNER PLEADS NOT GUILTY.

NEW BRITAIN, August 22~Chnrlc11
ll. Faulkner was arraigned in the po
'lce court this morning on the, illargc
of embezzling $15 060, while 111ting as
collector of taxes and assessments for
the city from April 21. 1896 to May 29.
[901. He pleaded not guilty. The case
was adjourned until August 28. and
the bond was fixed at $15,000. B. l".
“Brittney. of thlo‘city. has been rctnlneu
as counsel for the accused. ',
POMOLOGICAL FIELD MEETING.

BERLIN. 001111., August 3!.~0ne of
the largest and 1110111 interesting field
111cctlnizs ever held by the Connecticut
l’omologieal Society was that under
the auspices of the Connecticut anhw
Orchard Company in this town today
The members Inspected the 100 do run
comprised in the. fruit farm, and after
11 picnic dinner listened to instructlw
speeches.

 

 

DROWNED MAN’S WIDOW SUES.
TORRINGTON. August. 22——Mrs
John Palmer of East Branch street.
whose husband was drowned in the
pond near there. 11 few months ago. 111111
brtmght suit agolnbt the borough of
Torrlngton (or $5, 900 damages. nor
lawyers are O’Neil of Waterbury and
Kennedy of Naunntnck. The claim is
that the walk had been neglected by
the town and guvcb'vny under Palmer.
throwing him into the water.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. 88.. PRO-
BA'I‘E COURT. August 5. A. D.. 1001.
Estate of Lavinia Fisher. late of
Norwalk. in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the district
11! Norwnlk hnth limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for
the creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts
properly attested. within said time.
will be dobnrred 0. recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are 10-
quostcd to make immediate payment

CLARENCE J1. VANDERBIIJI‘.
Executor.
or to GEORGE H. VOSBIJRGH.

118 15 My Attorney

 

. 52 South Main 01., South Non/walk, Ct.

31 Chestnut street Friday, at 3 0 clock.

 

 

11011111
$1.85

, The kind that sold at
12.00 , $2.50 13.00

coon PATTERNS.
summers atoms.
.1111 SIZES.

 
 
 
 

01109. 133.12.

+I.‘DuisIlSon,

TAILOR...
CLOTHIIR“,
, BATTER.
FURNISHEIIB.
- 05 Wuhlugt‘on amt,

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Twaddle. or the Belmont Club. teed 0!
at it 11. m.

 

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Given away at

Build & liltdli’s 1111111181111.

 

The three kinds of Trade Marks
must be presented for rocker.

All first-clans stores cell the Ozone
90000.

mm

ALDEN SOLMANB. President.
JOHN H. FERRIB. Vice-Prelt.
GEORGE F. BEARBE. Treat,

 

THfE
South Norwalk Savings Bank.

UN l'l‘l'J) “11‘va; BU I Llll Nti.

 

ADMINISTRATORS, guard-
ians, treasurerc, and others
having the care of trust-funds.
arc depositing. such funds with
this bank, and taking a savings
pass~book. Aside from the inter-
est they bearuthco‘e books are i
great convenience in a business
way.
Our hours are from 9:00 to
12 :;oo 1 :00 to 3:00.
Also Saturday evenings. 6:00 to
8:00.

The
South Narwolk
1?qu 60.

lots as Executor. ldnlrisiritor 61111
1111111 or 11151313 oi Entries
Trusts of 1111111 Description.

Conducts 11 01111111 31111111118111.1101
Accounts 01 WWII“ id 11111
intuosiillmdon Timele-
connis. Commercial
P111111 Discounted.

3111le DEPlll'l'lEtl'.
interest 1111111111 111111003111 01 0111 1101-
lar and 0111. m This 111111111111
01111 Saturday Evenings
11006108011011

soup 111110 Succtssrun

 

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scorn NORWALK. conn.
11 1' ‘

Capital. $100,000.00
Surplus. {100,000.00

0111.: m0... 51.15.000.00

JOIN II. mwu President- 1
JASOB ll. “HON. enabler.

DIRECTOR”

John H. Farm 0 Henry Seymour

John H. Krupp ~. curl-rim Swift:

John H. Light E. H. 10011101110011

Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.

Accounts Sollamd.

 

Tao!

STAMFORD. CONN.

Prepares for college or for business.
lloyu received no 110011 1111 they can
read. One hundred and twentyocven
boys prepared for’coilegc. Bolero to

Dean of Yule. Illugtrntcd circular.

H. U. KING.

a

T011 Notice

 

The suiceilncn of the town of nm‘v
walk hereby give notice that they do.
sire all billu ugulnnt tho mild town to
be presented before Saturday. August
31. 1001. no on that date the fluent your
of the 1111111 will clone. did It In 110000-
uory 111111 the 11001111 be balanced.

Dated at Norwoik, Auguot 19. 1901.

JAMEH A. BROWN.
18110111101. LYNNE.
FRANK ll. MERRILL.

 

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B; 111111 .
110011 prey in the Nationu B01100
ament ended with O. C 001:. or Mal
don. still the leader having six games
to his credit and no defeats.
games thin mornin.
B F. MeCroaby: Foyd Cranska beat
Pyle; W.
Brown;
Groves: AL
' dillntd. Jr.:

boot (I. M. Bryant...
1“. G. Graves and
1mm I" D. Holden.
noon was as follow:

RAILROAD MASTER BLACKBMITHG

tlonal Railroad Master Blacksmiths
Ansoeintlon. has elected these officers:
President, W P. Savage. of Texas:
first vice Hprosident John MeNully, of
Chicago:

Woodwortb. of len 0.;
H Williams. Boston.

Ozono Soup. per coke.

DONOVAN BUILDING.

OUR FAMOUS EIGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, NONE BETTER.

' tore ‘
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In the
A. N. Pyleibeat

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Roblnapp beat Alién
J. C.

H ward bout F C.
Barium” beat H.

 
 

1?; .
Cooper bent R W ,
essinger; J N. Davenport beat Sam
01 Dudley two 111111101110 0.11. Veasey
.B Hickman bent
rail» 81111101111 web
The standing 111

Fun plvlslon.

 
 

$4 00 Leather suit Cases, 1n tan colors.

52 1‘5

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' W011 unit 1

11111011111“ ‘ '
v 1 a l
C, G my... @5133,“ 4 g 16 inch Club Bags, imitation aligator, regular. ,
H. W. Congdori.N01-wlen, 6 :2 pl‘iCC SI. 20 ' L
Goo oorge 0 Strong, New London. 0 .1 "
J. M. Bryant. Washington. 4 I1 .
N. L.B Bishop, Norwich, 0 l ' c
%. “ii glckeyfi Noxwlch. 0 :5

run one orw oh 2 11
p w Black Washington, 2 :1 l6 inch all leather Club Bags. 161; price 52 50
grafts-kVSosson Whiw London 0 ll

ensey Imlngton. ti 8 ‘15
L. P. Bryant. Northampton. 2 1 s 1
Charles Jacobus, Springfield 3 ,2 .
F D Holdegg’ggh 11513.13“ 0 4 22 mch Telescope Cases. all leather, bound
J. C. Howard, Wa lugton, 4 2 -
it. W. Mcssinger. Maiden. Mass 3 2 comers) regular 011013925,
A. L. Williams. Washington 5 2
.I. N Davenport Northampton. 3 8 . ‘ c .
11. P Howard Jr...1Vpshlngton. r. 1 ' i
F C Gravee,;Brldgepbrt, 1 ‘0
.l E Webb, West Chester. P11. 6 2 '
il}..1i{(3(1;re.Norvu‘rlleh,2 ll ~ . .
Hooper 1111111031011. 5 3

J. B Hickman Wilmington, 2 d \Vt a‘sxs
Samuel Durl'lp‘y.ng1i1vii.ond011 0 0 J .
my; filamka'rmmméfifim 5 1 Last call on Waists; final pnce cut; not many

1 11 neon nnsodWMas 8 2 ' ' '-
3, fl} (We: VgestNCMF‘W P; 4 2 leit£1 tar/t wpnderfullyheaé). llzlléhlte and Col

1: ‘1',osy ew York, 4 3 .

Dennison Cowles. Biuttleboro, 3 2 ore 818 S. were 9 C a“ s '
Align Brown. Norwich 0 :I

500

White and Colored Waists. were $l.50 and .52.

980

WOMWWWM“

DENVER.Col..A11g110t 22—Jl‘h0 N11

secretary treasurer. A. L

chemist, G.

 

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Call~58~ 2.

1525

Soy our ’s-Sto e

Two Questions.

Will not the best goods pro1e profitable to both buy or and sclltr?
Do you not "thtpk it econonn to purchase 1111 best goods, rather than the cheaper imitations 119‘

on the market?

Ihe Summer Season 15 at its height, and we are meetingr the demand for SUMMER EATA-

BLES of all kinds. and the public find it profitable to do their trading here.
Rocky Ford Munkmelons, Water Melons. Cucumbers, Peaches, Sweet Potatoes, Tomatoes, Bananas,

Oranges, Pineapplcs, Squash, Etc.
The best articles' 111 these lines received daily. l ‘
ELEGANT SWEET BUTTER. RICH COFFEES.
DOUBLE CREAM CHEESE. COUNTRY EGGS.
\\ 1' ha11 11 51' 511111 r1111lde1nand for FANCY CRACKERS. CAKES AND WAFERS whereby

11c receive them fresh from the ovens, which is the secret of freshness, that you always get here.

 

i}. i. Silllllll, 11111111111111, 33111 Washington 8111111.

 

FULL CREAM CHEESE
2 LBS. FOR 25c.

TELEPHONE CALL 1336. UNEEDA BISCUIT,

6 FOR 251:.

There is but one Cash Grocery 1n the Twin- Cities where you can really buy groceries cheap.

and that is right here. Just compare our prices with your grocers and see the money we can save
you. Our quality IS fine and a guarantee on everything we sell.

- N.

HOW IS THIS FOR “LOW."

230900110, Very Best Elgin Creamery Butter, 5 pounds, $1.10. Boiled Ham, 25 cents pound.

$1. 00—18 pounds Fine Granulated Sugar—$1.00.
40

SPECIAL; ! Beardsley Shred. God. per box , 90
Babbitt'a Soup. per cake. 4c , , Alaska Salmon. per 0011.100
Swift“ 11 Pride Soap per coke 40 HAMS. PER LB., 18¢ Monarch Root Beer, per bottle. 90
8111111 (.loss $01111, per cake, 41: ' Lion Coffee. 2 for 200
Best Lily Soap, per coho, , “1 40 BHOULDERB' PER L3" 100 1 Baked Beans. onvcan
Oval 8000. her cake. ' 20 BACON, PER L3,. 140 Balaton Bronktaat. Food, 2 for 250
6 Sheets Fly Paper. 5c. 5 lb Pail Jelly, All Flavors, )7c 6 Cans Domestic Sardines,.. 25c.

 

New York Grocery Co.

nou’wope 011002110.

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

EXTRA LOW P121013 SPECIAL SALE

. . . are. LB.
OUR muons .wm'rn ROSE 111.0011, . . . pun 01105511400112 BBL. 34.1.0:
PURE FRUIT JAM IN ONE POUND GLASB JARS, . 1.. 1. .. 3 for 1151:.
FULL QUART JARS JELLY, ASSORTED FLAVORS, . 1, . .. l. 91:.
3 0111111 Ma olia Mill: for 251:. 11 pleat. Grape Nuts. 050. 311111. Laundry Starch, 101:.
Blue Label 8231111, soc: 15 Cake: LionBoap, 25¢. a pkgs, Gold But, 71:.
3 cont Sugar Com. sec. 11 Calm Chic Soap, 051:. r] Calm Babbittl’ Soap, 051:,

.FREE TO ALL PURCHASERB OF TEA OR COFFEE A CARE OF WHITE ROBE

SOAP.
THE P. .1. 1.1111101) 00..

It! “(11011111311011 81111-000. " Mouth Norwolk.