I
Ftli'ccm for Name): and vicinity:
g‘airjf‘ if??? an? Standaykgooler Pun-T
. ay. g use was r wads
TheTo w ares. wcsntrai yeatartiy y
Ing T)ver the eastern lake regio s ris
Inc out the St. Lawrence valley.
I) l area has moved into then 95-
per ississlppi valley briging with t
lower temperatures. Rain has fallen
in ti) ho 1)me lake regio gain) the Mile
issip I v'a or cast to A) count, the
Iggy)“ fall being 1: 56 inches at De-
Edward Shannan has securtd a posi-
tion In the Norwalk iron Works.
.._....._....._..
Miss Ethel Lockwood of Btanwlch
Is visiting In Norwalk and New Haven
There will be some
brushing on the speedway,
“001»)
' ~i§lrush hats. O'Brien
Mrli. Archie F. Nash and Miss Clara
Byxll‘ce, of Union street, are visiting In
Brooklyn. New York.
Interesting
this after-
Tho Nammuke Gun Club ls anticipat-
Ing Ii very successful shoot this after~
noon. at Dorlon’ s Point.
A foothali team of the South Nor-
waiII." High School will be organized
at this beginning of school.
—.—.—.
A band of cronies are encamped on
Connecticut avenue near the real
dense of Patrick hiulqnecn.
Misc Warden an daughter..
Mrs 'Ells Warden or 0rd a'rd street.
were visitor's III Dahbury, yesterday
Mrs. Martini'Keilogg, of Issues Place,
left yesterday afternoon, for Cold
Spring. Long Island. who're she will be ‘
the guest of friends for a week.
“W.
—cali and see my 25c pocketbook
at Magncrhs
Misses Mtdsline Webb and Bessie
Wildma‘n, oi Danbury. are spending a
vacation with friends In Bridgeport,
south Norwaik and New Haven.
Court Narrsk, Foresters of America,
to contemplating holding an outing in
the near future A committee has been
appointed to look up the matter.
Mr. ahd Mrs. J. Malcolm Kenddli
will sail for home on Sunday. from
Southampton, on the steamer Barbossa,
of gills North TGeTrman Lloyd steamship
llnT '
”—-
Ciomens Treuss druggist from New
York In the guest at 50 Newtown ave-
nue. Norwalk. He has been among
the German people to) more than Ilf-
teen years.
O'Brien.
Lawyer John J. Walsh took out a
fishing party. yesterday afternoon.
Among his guests were P 1“. Master-
son’. formerly of Norwalk, and now of
Kingston Ne‘v’v York.
' Fish ! Fish 1
' Fish !
~Umbrellas and canes.
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Block {stand Dl'us Fish,
72)) III
lotter- Fl’sh, 7): ll).
Paroles. undressed. 44: ll).
3 I I? "‘ 1‘ I f if“?
I .I W r l
I." .'
' brush is when m)
Ohio 81.25. I.
pair. , g
' lott
musarge Cartel). of No):
re visiting with their daughter,
‘fiwuliculiiesih‘ Carter I)
T plenary night. a chair»,
)4
otte Frank so
guests of on)" brother,
oi New Canaan.
Sevencarryail ids)!» oI caloric child-I
ré'n came up from New York. esterday
afternoon, on the steamer Haggis). from
New York and were convey to bite
Farm; usurpation). This is the are)
contingent of colored youngsicrs that
lilersle)’ avpnue, are
summer. They were a happy: lot. and
without a doubt they will manage to
get as much enjoyment out of their
eating as their white predecessors.
W"
Two good sired strings of pneumatic
wagons and sulkles arrived at the Nor~
walk Fair Grounds, yesterday after-
noon. Some oi the vehicles bore the
name of H. Devenson, a dealer or White
Plain, New York.
selectnisn Samuel Lynes's cat boat.
Little Joe, Is entered In the r'ssatta or
the Bridgeport Yacht Club. which takes
place today. The Defiance, owned by
Dr. 0.!) .Kceler. Is also entered.
—«Great reduction In Gents' Bathing
Suite. to close the season. M.
smith a Co.
Miss Elsie Raymond took her Sunday
school class of the South Norwalk
Methodist Church. out for an outing In
a launch, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs W. A. Wheeler,oi Hav-
Iland, street. have gone to the Pa ~Am~
erIcan' Exposition. They will go from
there to Michigan.
Mrs. George A. Warren. of Chestnut
street, who has been seriously Ill Is
improving. Her many friwds will be
pleased to learn of this.
The two trotting events on the card
for the Just. day of the race meet In
Waterbury, were declared off yester
day afternoon’ on account of lack of a
suillcie‘iit number of starters.
—'—-Latcst Fall Dariiles. 0' Brien.
The Flriit‘I"? 'Meilholllllt Episcopal
Church will be opened Sunday morn-
log, for Brother Greenwood's class.
which will be held as asked at 9: 30
No other Sunday services will be held
A special car for members of thh
Norvlalk Yacht Club will learn South
Main street tonight at 8:05 o ’clock. for
Hickory Bluff where a smoker will
he tendered the members of tho Atian
tic Yacht Club
Mrs. Samuel Richards Weed. regent
oi: the Norwalk Chap er. I). A.‘ it.
reparing an interns ng sur rise for
{he 250th anniversary celeb tion in
the way of an artistic hist‘oi-Ical so’uT-
venir, which will. we are confident, be
highly appreciated. It will not be ready
until after September lst. and we are
not yet permitted to reveal the char-
acter of the novelty proposed.
‘l
——The same as my father used to
smoke will soon. be the way mulls
men will call for the imperial Cr‘o‘wn
cigar.
The Dsthel fire department will come
to Norwalk. September 12. over '10!)
Tatiana The Bethe! ,Druin Corns will
‘comc with the Euro It Hoolt
.~J—--'dcr Company. and t I) Alerts humori-
cu pad the Maynower Drum 0 pi). at
Orange,Coi)n. The ld Forgot II
Company is span “i, to secure
colored drummers a it had in
Milford, to acpompany it to Norwalk.
T T T W
.r'
RWY
At Wll
severe out” I) rushed
stone. Il‘hls. Is a line with the policy
of Sn rihtc‘ndsut filial) . I of the New
York Ivision. in regard to billions)
E
loom In a shit I “Diva's Glass 0%))
flags Pnihtlill
l) thit's VIII!
my mu longer. m
means heavier WI‘ '
can most IsriiInate. WI) have secured a
ct from 25)) ounce. I
into. we «sum to m '
stock. WWI)! &«
and 'J’ ‘ '1" Profit T
wwowmm
)3.)
is thin): thst smell: a psi)- at Turkic): lit) for pruden- . . I I. I
Matti-ti as the blood circulations-sud opening up
t, New
lites is (is on Russ v
Miss manic freaks and Mills Chur- H
Charis) Franks.- pill)
have come up iron) the metropolis this I
and Luis“
It”)
and some day the match at Improve-
,ments will strike Dan'bTuIy Ii
"Fl
i). a Russian duck and denim in
molars. shapely and nicely trini-
died with white P.K K. Regular prices
3% 50 .50 and T52 Clearing price.
c.
«we ties. ' ‘
Mode of white mid and pure lrish
linen. hlcély trimmed with white Inn
card on. Regain)”. prices 22.75 and
III 75. hearing price 21. 25.
IsKllt‘l‘l 52.50. .
All our white P.K .and linen shirts
that were “.WLAIIC «more. Clearing
price 22.5 = 1
Comes): waters. )1. ,
All of Our cues) arid highest priced
waists. the sol tor i2 50 and 5375
Clearing I) cal , I
bosons); WAIsTs 75o. .
Made of gingham. linen and chain
bray in plain colors and neat stripes.
This lair Includes looms of our best
selling waists. 11%egular prices 21.50
and 81.75.01earing price 75c.
COLORED WANTS. 35c. _
Made 01 gingham. linen and chain
liray in plain colors and stripes. hem-
S stitched. tucked and plaited. Regular
‘ gglces 21 and T21. 25
Clearing price
WHITE WANTS. l1.
Waists made of the finest white
lawn. handsomely trimmed with laser
tion and pintucks. Regular 53 to, T“
sorts. Clearing price 81.-
WHITE LAwTN WAIS'VS. 75c.
Made of line lawn handsomely finish».
ed with insertion and tucks. collars
trimmed With embroidery. Regular
Iprlccs $1.75 and 82. Clearing price
he.
WHITE LAWN WAISTS, 50))
Neat pretty styles. tucked, hem
stitch and trimmed with insertion
Regular prices 81. $1. 25 and 21.50
Clearing price 50c
BA'I‘TyHING SUI-1’8.
Suits that were 82.25—41.75.
Suits that were 84.50—42.95.
Suits that were 55—1335-
Second floor.
FISHING TACKLE.
We have "hooked on" to a few rods
suitable to snapping blue fish and
striped bass and you can "reel" them
In as below:
Two piece Japanese bamboo, cork
handle, $1.35.
’I‘w‘o piece split bamboo with extra
tip
Three piece natural bamboo 21.
l50 yard rubber and nicksl multiply-
ing reel. adjustable click and drag,
75c.
Carllslc. Virginia and black Ilsh
hooks, three ply gut. 25c dozen.
These are only a few of the now and
good things in he found "at Sports-
men's corner."
Basement. ' ‘ 7.7?
ms nowuso
DRY GOODS 00
i’.
Bridgeport.
Between
Meals
The Kitchen a clean and cool'ivhen you
_ Use a)"
Gas Range
I.»
fodsblc. That‘s because
THE HEAT [8 CONCENTRATED
for! where needed. and can be
Tamed off at a ngment' 8
notice. ‘ ' a"
Do ,Not Delay ’
‘ Bat cm can office 3
and. nice! )I range.
i
.m rafof the some dwyczeom- «
my slmiia occurring daily in East
ity‘iis some is. Surely you cause)
I ask to) better out than such species ,
i T Ive evidence")
Mr.‘WIlliaIn Ache). of 10 Cove street,
- employed It the Norwallr Duck Coin
‘ In!) Milli“
hi...) hi backache, and my attention-
‘qu was suffering iron) as
undirected tojTDoan's Kidney'Plilsul
”9 goth-WM Plainted's drug' store. said
, took the contents as thank-actions III
diccted. They noted promptly and rail-
icaiiy. Dean's Kidney Pills are '5 Ads
remedy tor backache. No reaction, no
bottle to carry, no spoon to forget er
loss. You simply out than) in yodr
pocket And they do the rest."
For sale by all dealers; price 3))
cents a box/ Foster-Milburn 00., But
a)... N. Y.. sole agents for the United
States) - I - ~
Its/member tho amen-«Dosh amend
f?!“'
m
The Proper Time
T0 PAINT 0R PAPER
18 NOW.
The Proper Man
TODOITIS
Jacob A. Rudder.
33 SOUTH MAIN SRTEET.
,1). OPPOSITE HA VILAND ST
Highest Casi) Prices
Discarded Idhchinery of all kinds.
piping.steam and water fittings. stoves
and builders' hardware bought and
sold. Headquarters for refuse metals.
rubber. feathers and all articles that
you would like to dispose of The
highest cash prices will be paid by
calling on
ABRAHAM HARRIS.
13 & 15 Raymond St.
Notice by postal will receive prompt
attention.
Open 7 a. In. to 6 p. n). Closed Sat-
urdays.
Residence 58 Spring street.
YALE'S LARGEST DINOSAUR.
Found in 1891 and Only Recently Put
Together.
The large dinosour, on the restora-
atlon of which the geological depart
ment of Yale university has been at
Work for a long time. has recently been
placed In position. The particular
specimen which the Peabody Museum
of Yale successes Is of the variety
known as Claosaurns. It was diacov
ered by Prof. J. B. Hatcher and a par-
ty of friends. In the summer of 1891,
while exploring for the late Prof 0.
C. Marsh. In the Laramie Cretacedus
of Comer-so county, Wyoming. The
specimen was in excellent condition
a I! was a new variety; it was named
Iaoraurus apnecteus Marsh. There Is
but one specimen In the world which
can be compared to it; this is In
Brussels
The dimensions of the skeleton are
as follows: Entire length of animal,
29 feet 3 inches: height of head above
base 13 feet 2 inchosi height of shoul
der above base, 10 test; length of tall
13 feet 7 inches: length of hind limb 9
feet 5 inches. The task of mounting
such a gigantic specimen was far from
being an easy one. Parts of the skele-
ton were so nrmly Imbedded In the
rock that It was‘ almost Impossible to
dig them out without Iniurlng the
specimen. As much as possible was
removed. and the gaps were built out
with cement making a solid back-
ground of stone on which the skeleton
stands out In bold relief. It Is mount
ed In a position which suggests mo
tion, with one hind toot lifted a bit
iron) aground. while the trout
limbs. which are considerably smaller
than the hind ones, are in the air
showing that t a creature was in the
habit propell ng itself by means of
Its hind legs. The fore limbs are adapt
ed for walking and support rather than
for purposes 'of prepcnclon'.
RA: is often the case with the small
I) that at at csaur three lingers of
c hand of th I) spec men were used
The that was a rudimentary one. the
second and third of equal length while
tirely Hunting
well developed and massive. These
ml) .Instead. of being hollow
are solid which tends to confirmd the
idea that t Olmaurus won
hi) hum
Lad stratified “
-vslsum
TTacitus
gig, In its clininstyaq yer;
The clearance hstfleen the Olaorauo
rat and other dinosaurus is mainly in
the shape at “The aim)! of
he Olaosiirui and narrow
Add this spool nust have
94.31110 ex : mall brain.-
I “dreamt
much is
i I” ‘V obi” k
M M’i‘fmwfi' 0 period
dinosaur
”fiance acclaim h) the
arm and at
much more delicate structure. recon).
tiling loosened): New Mind reptile
the ssh succulent use
art) of dict i)!
The spring case In but one or A
an easy matter to vet?
tourth was shorter, and tho filth baa
dump)! it): has three digits. all "
in the‘
" Hood! )3qu
necticut‘wths all)“ maiden) In many '
‘ WWW Manson).
oi Bfldsfi
Isms) gills . athhr was so threat
Quint), thin: the trip was postponed. It
is thought that several National Wheel-
mail) 0! South NOIWIJIIII Twill join the
ridseportere. I ‘I _ .
Miss refit) 'Tfitcysns. at East Nar-
Iwa II). is. It a): I) new bicycle. Miss
Bt‘eveus into a tilting a week‘s vaca-
lion in the early part of September
like will ride on or wheel to Bridge-
port and other 1) aces. Her principal
stay will at Strattord. whom she
has an an is and aunt Mr. and Mrs.
S. C. Brundags. ‘
‘0!
There was a bicycle accident In Clay
street last Tuesday night. and one
fining lady was quite badly Injured.
Iss Louise Lynch. of Chestnut street
was riding down part at the Clay
street hill and going so fast. she was
unable to control the bicycle. She
dashed Into another lady cyclist at
Franklin street, but the wheels collid
ed In such a manner that very little
damage was done, outside of Miss
Lynch receiving a bad shnkligg up, and
being bruised about the see and
hands.
I I I
About fifteen of the young men in
acuthport Intend to Me to Decker
held this afternoon to witness the ball
game,
U U C
An amusing story In told of an old
woman learning to ride a bicycle: “She
was already to start oil but slddenly
began to look down and oh both sides
of the wheels as If searching for some-
thing she had lost. ‘Wait' she said.
and then took her spectacles from her
pocket. put them on. looked at both
sides of the wheel again mounted It
and rode off. She could not see the
pedals of the. wceel until she had put
her spectacles
' With “Major" Taylor absent because
of Illness and Fruiik Kramer shut out
in the trial heats. Ivor 1mwnon,the
new speed giant. had oveiytliing his
own way In the half mile race of the
championship series in Madison
Square Garden last night. The meet
was one of the last on the national
circuit to be held in New York this
season and the sport was uniformly
good J. Gnscoyne. an English
c'.)ack with a penchant for hard work
was Lawson’s opponent in the final
heat of the championship race but
his effort to kill off the Swedish- Ameri-
can by a fast pace was to the latter' a
liking. Lawson accepted the pace for
three circuits of the pine saucer. and
then going by like a whirlwind won
out by twenty yards. His victory
places Lawson In second position In
the circuit championship only Kramer
now leading him .
O
For foul riding at Washington, D.
0.. Ivor Lawson has been fined :25
by the N. C. A.; while for conduct dc-
irimcntai to the sport at the same
place. F. A. MacFarIund and J. New
kirk have been fined a like amount
each.
The double century run 'of the Con
tury Road Club Association will start
at seven o'clock.» this evening from
lledford avenue and Eastern Parkway
Brooklyn. The second century will be
started at half past six oclock tomor-
row morning from the some place.
0‘ ‘0’} C
The board of control of the National
Cycling Association has annimnccd
from New York decisions on a number
of matters of discipline. For (allure
to appear at Worcester. Mass, and to
compete ln«a match race with John
Nelson. at the. Worcester colisoum on
August 20, W. C. Stiuson has been
gagemcnt on August 28, after which
the award of damages will be made
providing the parties consumed ran
to agree. I’ver Lawson has been filter]
825 for foul riding at Washington,D
C. August 21 EA AMcFaI-land and
Jed Newkirk were also ned 825 each
“for conduct detrimenta to the sport"
at the same time and place.
GOOD OYSTER CROP IN T80UND.
Uyster growers in this section report
that the outlook to) a good crop in
Long island Sound the coming fall is
very bright. There are plenty of oys-
ters and the bivalves are In fine condh
tion. There have been no storms this
summer to injure the oysters and the
growers ought to have a good season.
Reports from the Great South say
are to the effect that a great crop of
Blue Points will be gathered this fall.
The oysters are reported to be (at and
of excellent flavor. Orders are coming
In and safer) shipmopTTts haw) already
Inca ' I
I'Bilious Colic
. n guppy (lured by
C
colic. Choieliinund
Diarrhoea Remedy
It may II) and u) please“
sound refers take. I
I The attack may be ward-
Ted oil‘ takingy a double
slain)" .
,1). Futon Paint. " ' ‘ ‘
‘ sen ' “
Iii) , In in; analogs“?
n n s
Wheel club lg) ‘ tam 0l’olgt two
washes at. In) Sunder. .lt has I
notified to appear and fulfil the on!
'. thank the Lord the
_I right ler swimmin'l’
.‘wretnhcd, sailor) complexion. a java):
: Niggs' drug stores
take advantage of.
for.
Men 5 and Boys’ Soft Shirts 1))
59c and 5°C regular price. reduced to _
Men 5 Balbriggau Shirts and Drawers, 29c value. T ' A
reduced to
at -
l2ic per yard, now only
pair for
reduced to
Just what these specials I
fullu noted lower down.
Ladies’ 500.511)“ Waisis, all new stvles. special
36inch Females, all new stripes. good value at
Ladies’ Fast Black Seamless Hose,1c a part, four * ‘
A lot of Ladies Summer Neckwear, .SUId at 25c .
25 per cent discounted Ladies’. his,
Bous’ BathincSuits.
stripes and checks.
at n,.
u on
.-
clinicians ausrcupso.
Got Gay in Syracuse and an investigae
lion Followed.
OTTAWA. Ont. August 24~ltev.
Foster McAmond and Rev. D. Cook
Sanderson hare been suspended from
the Methodist ministry, pending the
verdict of an enquiry Into their doings
at Syracuse this week, where the int
tcr appeared before the magistrate on-
tne charge of disorderly conduct. The
case will be separately tried by an ac-
clesiastical court of six members. in
the event of their explanation being
accepted they will resume their pul-
pits at once. Otherwise the cases so
to the next conference.
\
LEHIGH VALLEY TUNNEL FLOOD-
' ED
DUSQUEHANNA Pa. August 2+—
'I‘ne heavy rain storm last night flood-
ed the tunnel on the Lehlgh Valley
Railroad and the passenger trains of
that system are running over the Erie
railroad from Waverly. N. Y.. to Car-
bondaic. thence over the Delaware in
Hudson road to Scranton and south to
the Lehigh Valley.
TO SAVE HER CHILD.
From frightful disfigurement Mrs
Nannie Gallegtar of La Grange. Ga
great sores on her head and face, and
writes Its quick cure exceeded all her
hopes. It works wonders In Sores.
Bruises, Skin Eruptions. Cute, Burns
Scolds and Plies. 25c. Cure guaran-
teed by F. H. Baxter and John A. Riggs
drugglsts.
It Is only a step from curl papers at
the breakfast table to a combing sack
in luncheon and old shoes In the even-
“8 .
Don‘t be satisfied with temporary re
lief from Indigestion. Kodol we?
sITI) Cure ermanentiy and sample
. removes this complaint. Tit relic
pgrmniihntiy because It allows the tIr
stomach perfect rest Dieting won't
rest the stomach. Nature receives sup-
plies from the food we eat. The sensi
bls way to help the stomach Is to use
Kodol Dyspepsia core, which digests
what you eat and can't help but do you
good. George C Stillson.
He who beirow money of his nelgh
hor never' heard signings“
ONLY cunsa FDR DYOPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
not, slips: "1 sufiered lor years with
dyspepsia.
tress and belching. i tried everythingo
i could hear of. but nothing helped me
till I took Brasillan Balm. and one 50
cog) Mtglcbcuficdamgimnzgéetelg.” ll
areas I as an F‘. .
Baxter
W
"'l‘hp rain has ruined the crops; but
rivers are loci
WHAT A TALE IT TILLB.
If that mirrow or your)! seer/s I)
diced look, It's liver trouble; but Dr.
v King a New} an) Pills main} on) ur- '
1 er; purity the blood. give clear skin. i
v rosy a has):
rich scrupi ion. Only
5'
test 1r. ll. historic, snT
I14 Washington Street South Nor
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applied Bucklen’s Arnaica Salve to tie
Dried to have great dlsm
. 3011!! 1A):
man is be):
‘ T A“: II
The people seem ‘ o;
to two classes this: so
who ' .9
and t one who stay at) he“)
“miseriy.”
sswnss or omrm‘ssr‘
as mercury will sure
sense of smell and o
articles should never .
on prescriptions from If
clans, as the damage
ten fold to the good
derive from
00., Toledo, 0., canidi
and Is takenintornally, ‘
upon the blood and blue
or the system.
In Toledo Ohio by F J. Gh‘
Testimonials free. I
Sold by Druggists, price
Hall's Family Pills are the II
mm;
Only a fool doesn't know I
girl is never fat, but Only .
plump. =
mama—HQ!)
If the action of your ,
ngay? and regul’ar‘serlo '
tie arly Risers will" i'eIiidy
ger. Safe. pleasant and Is TNT
George C. Stillson. A»,
and woruan.
mm
P. '1' Thomas, Sun) . .
was suffering from dry) ‘ ’ ‘
commenced taking
Cure. I took saveraw
digest anything." .
Cure is the only pr sgsti
all the natural «like ti
gives weak stomachs
You can usually
ior breakfast by 10)) Int
his negligss shirt.
in cases at
ltiia one On
. The reason so.) omen is so sol-'3' ,. )1
Jpn) danced a' cactus
1 cause she isT so ITsTeITIInTt in hungi
tool], "‘
fiendish)”
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