E. u Wssovs, T0 ssu.
. ., nt‘InoI In.“ Want 9”;
Gompo. Any an ad
can sell the acutlnei In
toned places. whm; It
circulation. There
0" any regular. routes,
. customers that are on‘
gIr
I buy' some papers and
, so you will get some of
v‘iluo‘tomers for your own
that want to sell sentl.
I'Id Compo box: may- our.
mat wholesale from 8. DI
the new-dual”.
Cronin-rd is enjoying a cruise
out “ImperJ‘ia
young men roIn waalk axe
Oompo bleach
ills, one of too Tinctlon Co.
as. is on the sick list.
urge Ely“; of Philadelphia, Is
William Burroughs.
{in iialbua retained home fiom
, Ids in New YOIk tity.
KB iii Halt gun is sellously ill
home on Tieadwcll anuuc
y IWhibtaker, of Maiden Mass“
' “t the guest oi? the Hadleys.
ggiist- Weed. of Neiwalk spent
pills Itcmoou on Compo Beach
' or," of Noxwalk took on
ships mach yesteIday ai-
‘kemsn has the contract to
hlons for a church in New
aura Reynolds, of East Nor-
a guest of Mrs. Dobbins, in
in Huncks, m Brokolyn, is
. of Miss Violet Adams, of
aborted that William Heisman
‘ e avenue, has left town for
6 period,
P; Eno, of Saugutuck ave-
king a mains on Dr. H. 0
MM: “Latona "
,ei “Boyle, oi Villanova college.
Vania. is a guest of Robeit Wll
1. Riverside avenue.
gout Gauchct has
this stables. DI
orwalk is Ilsitiug it.
’ as and (‘hailcs Handle)
11 exc'uisiou IIII tlio‘ ‘AdIiic
h.NorI\',alk 011 Sunday.
it very
Schup-
last (HP ulng.
lth E. Peterson of "Film
”no is spending a weeks
til friends III New Ymk
0 Engine Company are to have
ectric lights in front of their
.9 some to ho ‘burning all
and Mrs. E. ii]. Grumman. oi’
stuck are stopping at Elm
the residence 0i ldduiu Squhcs
0 pp Misses Maiy and Nellie lio-
e entertaining their fIieuds
Agnes Walsh 01‘ Ansonia. at thcii
'Zilllil wreck.
funeral serI'ices ovei the re-
' {Ichaid McCormick, wow
6 Ohuich or the Assump-
hursday moi hing
Toquet Launch Company have
'lsted a launch for Rufus
n which is one of the finest
o_ of its size in the haibor.
Moral of the late Heuiy A Og-
ill be held at the Congregational
‘Satllf'ilay afthnoon, at 2: '30
autism Mackenzie will oiliciate.
\H'. C. Eno. accompanied by J-os
oil, of Sailgatuok avenue.
Iii ing the sport of trolling fun
to -;:Poiut and Hills Point
noon.
. Barlow. of Brooklyn. who
returned from It visit with
”and" In Connpo.
Nay tho (licens 1I aims Con
al Cthch picnlckod at Pine
ark, ._ Two jumbo cars took the
the platinum Iesort on“ tho
lo and a merry day was
Thé picnicfwm arrived home
'0 m.
é at the bomb one MI! “118
'j, 9 a horse owned by MI :Fohnson
' West and. became cutangfld in
h is of the wagon and bellow 1'1“
extricatcd ho had caused
mmuilon among the visitors
otsrlng place.
la é number. of young
people
iii to attoud the dancing, but as
ed like a stmm there was no
hood. Gould Jollilte and .10
the two- stay music
amp chaiucter of lightning ar-
used on the Shelton division
l
rradioy‘. librarian. Is
(int timeout directing
books In tho
itlouo am being made
st I. iv, and" since Juno,
lithe hooks in the public
‘0 new volumes have been
use it] meeting of Soiigatuck‘
Ip v on Woducsduy even
vbtod to engage Beecher'd
"iff South Norwslk. con-
urtoéu pieces, {or the Nov-
ion. it was also vbtod‘
carry the company
disposed of. 011
has up of
estates are carr transfer or
lay, tomorrow. and at that time records
of transfer will he died In 'the town I‘.‘ 1'1““
clerk's allies. ~
A pivizo’ collie bsimiuiug to Mrs M.
trolley cal. Wednesday, in the vicinity
of Cornelius , Ksmpsris “home Mrs.
Horn and some friends had pain
Ing at Compo and were returning
home The dog was following the ve-
idols and made across to avoid the
car “
. MIs.,J. M. Nolan returned home.
Tuesday from a visit with friends in
Scranton, Pa. The lady accompanied
her husband on his vacation trip. Dr.
Nolan found it necessary to Icturu
home earlier than originally Intended
but his wife prolonged her stay in a
locality, where she is well known and
highly esteemed.
Sidney Watts’ yacht is again at an
chor off his home. haviugr “returned
from Newport soon than originally in
tended. Harold Ogden, son of Henry
A., was aboard and word had been
sent to him that he had better return
although at that time the rather sud-
Ilou death of his father was not antic
lpcted The boat was back late Satin-
day. and the young man. with others
of his family, was able to be at the
bedside “of his dying father.
The new emergency car, No. i, came
over the line yesterday. The old car
has also been busy about this section
The increased traffic over this branch
has rendered the power supplied fiom
Bridgeport insufilclent Time cannot
be made to the satisfaction of the com
pany Work is now being pushed on a
new dynamo, in the Bridgeport power
house which will supply suiilciont elec
trical force to serve from Derby to
Norwulk, but it is not yet in Working
order. To overcome the d‘lll‘iculty. the
Norwalk feed wire has been tapped and
an extra supply of electricity will bo
secured from that source that will
serve for the Compo dividbu as well
as at this point. The new electric
force has been put in operation for
the first time.
w...
ARE PEACHES FOR ALL.
We Could Live on Them for Fully
Six Weeks.
The largest meeting of the State
Pomologlcal Society hold for years.
took place yesterday. at the Connectl
cut Valley orchard in Berlin. About
'50 people attended from all ports of
the state
In the fmeuoon the visitors inspect
ed the large orchaid with its abundant
crops of plums. peaches apples and
pears, at least 200 acres being covered
with a heavy crop. the estimate for thII
your being 20,000 baskets of peaches
i..000 barrels of apples and 2.000 bus
III-ts of plums, Sonic lvsitors from oth-
er states expressed their surprise at
the fertility of the orchard.
At ‘1 ‘o’cl0ck n. bountiful lunch was
spread for everybody and at' its close
the president, N. S. Plait, called the
nmeting to order. Among the speakers
were Dr. E. W, Russell of Hartford, A.
C. Sternbcrg. J. N. Hubbard. J. ii.
Hale and Rev. Magoo Pratt. It was
stated that the apple crop was every-
where a failure. not more than one
quarter (It the average. Plums were
plentiful, pears but moderate. but
peaches the most abundant the state
over knew.
J. ll. Halo. in a long address, dealt
with the problem of distribution. He
said that a committee had been work-
ing recently and had ascertained that
the great planting of trees the last
few years had brought the crop for
above the quantity the local market
could consume; therefore hundreds of
thousands oi‘ baskets would have to be
sent out of the state or sold at home at
I'ulnously low prices. In Hartford the‘
average consumption was from 1.200 to
1.500 baskets a daywabout 60.000 bas-
kets in all.
The estimate of the committee was
that theme would be about 5.000 baskts
from Windsor. .0000 each from Bloom.
field. West Hartford and Farmlngtou;
from Shuttle Meadow growers 20.000
baskets. Connecticut Valluy Orchard
and others at Berlin 25.000; Cromwell
would MW: 9000. J, H. Hale 35.000,
(loorgc H. Hale 25.000, and others in
Glastonbury 10.000; from 4.00 to 0.000
from East Hartford, and besides those
who have reported ”probably from 6.000
to 10.000 baskets from others. making
an estimated total of 160,000 baskets to
supply a market that only 'roquirod
about one-third the amount. The
small grower would have but little
chance, as under arrangements now
result would. he that the consumers
would revel .in choice peaches all
through September at very low prices.
Much of the‘surplus could be mar-
keted In other cities“ and states. had
pioper shipping arrangements been
made earlier; but tn necessary organ
nation was inciting a great tailor on
the part of the fruit growers Iv IclI
they should remedy as soon as possi-
1.09 The local season for good fruit
would begin next Monday. when tho
Mountain Ross come In, and rom then
on there would he profusion.
The conditions in Waterbury, An.
sonic Bridgeport and New Haven were
the same as ch ut Hartford. Walling
fIIrIi having. 10 .000 baskets Cheshire
5o ,ooo‘. Sbuthlugtoii so can. the whole
stats could live for six Weeks on
peaches alone and have plenty to
5p
”fluent; other speakers were John B.
Smith, of Berlin. president of the Con
ud‘cticut VslloyIOrchard Company. and
Grange.
CHINE-BE STUDENTS LAND.
. SAN FRANClSGOA
students from the 1’s :"iiong college at
Canton, who arrived (ruin Chins sever.
ill days ago on the steamer Gaelic.
have; been loaded by Uhiueae bureau
oliicisls and will enter the University
scientific educations. They Were
a, . , . .. . . ,
“ The old momma bongo has 15555 ‘
tii 1;th Iormaitlo's’ l
.tli , .
deeds will not be made. There Is to El
‘ be a formal hearing below Judge Brad
H non Was run over and killed by- u . .1
driv‘ H
made, Hartford is over supplied. Ono
ii.’ 0 Patterson master of the State _
usual: 23.-Ellii ‘
of uniform to complete classical and
Civil casosmNichols Chemical
vs. the Menuncatuck
.178. limited States, Robert Jack vs.
Yacht Olga. Lyman J. Guile etc" vs;
R. M Judson. at al.. William P. Tole
vs. Stpam 'I'u ‘Mabcl 8 Lyman J
Gage. secrets III! treasurer. vs. it.
Hicks st s1. headers Smith & Scull
vs. M. S Bralnnrd, III III. Benjamin
Warlord, eta -vs Steam Tux Mabel
8. William M‘ciilli etc. vs. Holmes,
Booth 85 Hayden, 19. M. Trim. plaster,
etc. vs. schooner Lenora M. Thurlow.
Clifford Gilbert. trustee. vs. town at
Madison. et ai.,.l)c John Oozel. alleg-
ed bankrupt. William B. Gurney vs
steamboat John H. Starla.
New casesmnobert Palmer It Sons
and Street Railway Co. vs. the Sleepy
Hollow. Samuel H. II'HommedIeu va
same. Conrad Becker vs. same. Ernest
M. Roberts vs. steamer C B. lowndes.
old. WaltopM. Clarke Vs. steam yacht
Waimonthu.
PHILIPPINE TRADE INCREASING.
Comparative Statement firepurod by
the War Departrrient.-
WASHINGTON. August 23-—A con;
tinued increase in both the import and
export trade of the Philippines is
shown in a comparative statement
ing the commerce of the islands [01
the seven months ending January 31
1001, and 1900 The total value of
merchandise imported during the scv
cu months ending January 31 1901
was 817.999167. as against 812 074. 705
for the same period in 1000 and the
merchandise exported was 812,037,300.
as against $8,305,530 for the 1900 per
iod. This shows no increase of 42 pm
cent in the value of Imports and 52
per cent. In export values. The per
centage of increase in the value of im-
ports from the several countries is:
United States. 08 per cent: Europ
can countries 70 per cent; Asia. 22
pm cent.
imported during the seven months end.
ed .Ianuaiy 31, 1901, shows an biomass
of $3 073. 861. Provisions meats and
other food stuffs increased 81.626877.
[mo and steel and other metals and
manufactures increased $780,510. Ma-
chinery. machines and vehicles in-
creased $197,170.
The value of hemp exported during
the seven months ended January 31.
1901. was $7,238,155. an increase of
82.601110. Sugar. 31.010500. decrease.
$126080. Tobacco and cigars. 81.500.-
623. increase 92 II. 290: copra. 81.906,-
‘115 increase $1,671H856
CAPTURED BOER CONVOV.
Eightymix Wagon Loads of Supplies
Fall Into Hands of British.
LONDON, August Ell—Lord Kitchen-
er. in a despatch from Pretoria, dated
today. says:
“Colonel Williams. after a sharp
light August 19. captured. in the viola
ity of chi‘ksdorp (Transvaal), and co-
tlre Boer convoy of eighty—six wagons.
loaded with ammunition and supplies.
much stock and eighteen prisoners. in
cluding the Landrost of Blocmhof and
Dutoit, a toicgraphist, with a complete
wire tapping apparatus."
Any buildingr on which our
paints arc used will prove an ob-
ject lesson, for
THE PAINT
WILL OUTWEAR
that on any other building near
and will look better
FIRST, LAST. AND
ALL THE TIME.
Paintcra’ Supplies. Artists'
_ Materials.
Window Shades.. Cornice Poles.
PICTURES.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting, Paper Hanging, Decor-
sting.
......‘...J
Telephone Gall, 133-3.
Open evenings till 8:30.
DECKER. .
57 wpsmno'rou six.
South serous. , Conan
A V
WATOHMAKER. JEWELER.
iii; Inn y, reps iriugl the bet
at luv/est pric All
3 lowing times hip
. Norwhlkio‘illlblwp I'l‘own) on Il‘rids
E E Markhal .
compiled at the War Department giv- -
The value of cotton and cotton goods "1M0!“
. At the stomp W. '8 Hantord Fast
August 30,1901. from 10 o'clock to
. noon until 12: 30 ociock afternoon. -I i A
At the store i J.. C. Randlp at Will» ,
nipauk, on tho aftcruoon of Friday.
l‘ August 30. 19th., from 2 o'clock until: _
4: 30 o'clock. .
At the stord I: Alphonzo Dibble. at
South Five Milo River. on tho oven
7 o'clock until ll: aooclock.
At the office of the Collector, Opera
House pluck building. in the City at
Norwalk, in said Town of Norwalk, on
Saturday, August 31,1901. from 9
o'clock forenoon until 3 o’clock after-
noon and from 7 until 8 o'clock in the
evening.
Mr. H. W. Kemp. of Comatock Broth.
at his office, Railroad Place, South
Norwalh, are authorised to receive
taxes for me.
On all taxes which shall remain un-
paid atter the lat day of October.
1001. interest acthe rate of NINE PER
CENT. will be charged from the 31st
day of August, 1901, until the same
shall be paid.
GEORGE B. ST. JOHN,
Collector.
In and tor said Town of Norwalk, on
the List of 1000.
Dated at Norwaik, Conn, August
0th, 1901. all to 31
m
HE MADE MONEY YESTERDAY.
“If your husband haunt any engage
Intuit. for next Thursday bring him over
to our house for dinner."
' “,Weli he hasn’ t any engagement
‘but he expects to have about 40.1'ou
know has a surgeon —-—Chicago TII
buns.
mama
DI. ilioi’s IIIIiiciIII
CURES
R H EUMATISM
SOLD 1“
ALL DRUGGiSTS
Selfish Men.
There sic some men who are so sol.
fish that they foil to '1in life insur-
ance. but it. is the unselfish man who
protects those he loves. The Connec
ticut General sells this kind of insur-
ance at a very low cost. Enquire of
FRED. H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT.
United Bank Building, South Norwaik.
M. TARLOV
Dealer In luck of All Kinds.
Highest prices paid for old metal
rags, papers. everything. Write or
c211. Prompt attention given to all
orders.
")0 Taylor Ave.. 30. Norwaik.
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
m
In effect May 19, 1901.
cu...—
Leave scum NORWALK was
new voaK.
A.M.-—12:35x. tan 15:45:. 8:16,
6:55. 7:18. 7:64, 8:10x,9:03x.0:86.
9:56. 10:29x."10:4011:36x.
P. M.~12:551. 1: 17. 2: 25!, 8: 01
321K. 4: 077 4: 50:: 533, 5: 55!, 6:051.
8: 00):. 8: 02. 9: 001, 9. 02):, 9: 04:, 10: 02:
10: 04 11. 00 0x, 11: 2.
mm: oz.1:'o¢,1:aox a: 00:, a: on
3:30;, 4:022. I; 04, I- so, is: on ’a: out.
I: oz. 7. oo. 8.00:. 9:30.41 oox'. . .
_= , SUNDAYS. ‘ ‘“
‘ AIM
P..:M-~6 no. 8. 00:. ’11: no.
LEAVE souvu woman you
. Maw HAVEN. . . h.
A. II.—-ia- 08:, I: out, 1 20:, 0'1
7: 42. 81:42.9;101, 10: 02:. 10.19;.
11:083,1188.
uni/1.4m 92.1.1 III 5.01:. an;
5: 25, also. 7.05250051. 9:15. nut.
Bria sport in Addition to above-«P.
ii, 5: 04 7523. -
annulus.
AIM.“12§08‘ '1
0:12.11;08*.I7 .
2’. M.‘ 7:15. 0:00.
L ,ao‘uvu udnwaut T0 oAunuuv.‘
A M.-II:2II. sills. 9558:.
7 ”Irwin. Ina. 4:255. 5:10. silo.
”ANhURYx 'l'O BOUT-H NORWALK.
Ins Of Friday. “August 30.1901.“qu ‘
ers Norwulk and Mr. J M. Layton; .
now voRK. now anions. ,
Ii: 41 7.,707 551:. 8:11 10,' .20.
SUNDAYS.
filo u.-.12:st. 4-553. 15:45:. 5:05,
X.
Iopium—II 21x. 5. as, 5. 55m 20.3 1408,
LEAVE New vonK won souru'
NORWALK. ‘
A. III-12. 02:. 5.00. 0'.00 7:00,
«412: 02):. 0: 00, r: sol 10: in.
éauothiiigjgis‘é finds a rest-I
‘ lngplacc here.
a...
Sorosis.
Hannah.
LOIInSbIIIII 0t
., Mathewson.
These speak for them- “"
selves.
w ..,. --.;‘M.~,A£.: - A...;._. A..- _,_- A k ”cm. A. «AA... _ - _.
WeaIShoestlIaiFii
DeVOE
and
LONEMAN
MARTINEZ
Caiinot be
PAIN: S
Excelied.
BERRY BRO.’S
Wood Alcohol.
Hard Oil Finish.
Varnish.
Stains.
Known for their
reliability.
Comstock,
Watkins
‘8: Dow,
“2 WASHINGTON STREET
South 'Norwalk.
Phone 43—6.
HORSES
TO SUIT. EVERYBODY.
ws navn 'ruuu counts or no
canton) min raw pus
M. TARLOV,
CONNECTICUT TUBNPIKI,
lentil Nomi;
Bluest! What viiii'iiil‘tt
Itartinclallydigests the food and aids ‘
Nature In“ siren tannins and mom
Itruotiu the ex ousted gdlgest ve or- .
gaps. Its helium Iii. _ vered imp “
; 'taitdstoni N .0 ‘st‘ partition
til churn! o itilie 00535;“. 1.10m. ,
mm rel everlasting silently cures
filpflpfllm In Ion. Heartbur
Iatul s cc, 6? Itch Nan
drampsa .
allot drresullioo flux tectdigeation. '
I at containuflt Iznd fl"
mullsudnnookal u‘lxmt yapcpsiumuod ;
mama by: II. III mm Icon caucus
(loom 0. Milton; south Izmir.
placard P. W‘Q’ ' "
1.09:, I: a... 7. 42,
enough Iusi now
chill in to secure. ,
inc satisiadoni.
with durabiliiu
The Underwear at its thinnest is think;
A popular price is 50" seals per gaI- =
neat. and Iceland 11. we have made 0111'
line at; this price as high grade andssv
satisfactoru ill eveui respect as is our
The resalis (If our efforts are prov-.
We are selling con-
siderabie Undergarments. ‘ “
We have higher priced garments, all
conespondmniu well selected .
Straw Hats. as liaht as is consistent
98 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALIK
i../. I
on w
'7 I.» ,
L
II [i522
Own-burdened Kidneys
A snug pox of mos-“.03
ursiiy dreaded.
--wiil Cure it
SH'E
OLSEN’S S}
In. .,-
Call and not our prices. .
John H
' (New beacon my.)
comp McLean will pass Inca history
as a working camp. The soldiers of
the stats kept at the business which
called them into camp. to their great
advantage III wall can) their credit
and to the credit of die chief mean.“
who laid out tits duty of the camp. 1A1 :- .
my years oi tho am of management , .
that characterised Gama Dickson an
.1 the Connecticut National Guaniqw ll
5 luclcrved 1?
' . of the cit I:
stand 105th the intimation
p , . {mpmtionghnecmm
Kidney diseases are exceedingly common.
people do not realize that they are neglecting the first
symptoms, the curable period, of a trouble that Is nat-
At all drugglsts; 25 cents.
ICAMP M'LIAN WORKING 6AM?
sun of the state rigid the up. “
Many
IRON—ox will check the progress of the disease
SALE
.m'v- 1i; :T' V). . JI' ..
m‘
Men’s Russia Calf balm, worth 83.50, $4 and 85. ' 82.48
Men’s Black Vlcl and Pat. Lea. cal... worth $3, $3.50 and 84. $2.43
Large Lot of Men's Sample Shoes and Oxfords, 6. 7 and 8, at 81.08
500 pairs Women’s Tan and Black Kid Oxfords. 82 value. at 81.29
on sums
And shall maintain our reputation.” notion ottho 3581' 20% min- ,
ad against all comers. Our assortment: in may the largest of my“
dealer In this territory and we can suit all Inns In the clutter oft
fuel. It I- a win wouomy to put In your winter": supply our-Ina. tho
tumour and fail, whether III- price in “km to udvanou or not. '
v?
'i
‘I-..
Ferris, 'f
Oil MIDWARhiMAN.
”Jim 0.
than“?! or tilé liliidita‘rc
I.ir.3i““r:idrram ~
.; m
‘ tohigher In ilroolc.
0“ 9”. II -.
'Iiiva vii-n Its the““ciiuub..mo
had a In the aardvare‘
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