, . “1 bl loo . white toilett‘ee are; saavert’aly in ~ in Just i know that the tauntymmte. '3“ 9“ ”h“ tor tendons pools a ‘ re being worn even‘ on the Jimmy Michael “53.9515" to b: 35m“ ulino felt to... sun outing bets ' along nicely. lous kinds oi trimmings. all. Mrettiost being the . outliers the exact 33 u god it 6,1300ll or public funds. . . while sotlng as tax ooilocto had been. , JV h sdjourned until Septomperf'ild. Frees ‘ outing Attorney Gussmen sold in been told. morning that the matter 01 chars. - Fbuikuer with the embezzling of one in insurance cases is now being onsidered. Faulkner was in the in- . surontce business up to the time of his CITES The marrow: or Miss Nettle Merwln to Charles Perr of Valley Forge Wea- ton, tok place' at the home of the ;‘ uple street; Tuesday were log. The anointing clergymdht tire lithe Rev. Alexander Hamilton. Mlsl . out the but. here is rouson in he center of the an to a... ii the negro oppor w franchise provi— ldb‘amn. the Wasbitio . W i’i‘he ripest fruity will not fall into your mouth. ' Firm Day tulle... th ' I niece be on 3 mm! make unusual selling. We are very much crowded rpropc d dress or if she is her own leundress she can revel in the beautiful white sow to than which on re is nothing . . . here are today 3 means who 3.; wealthy sisters becouse they can both make and leund o ,cither race. The Wlo contends that no llltl bit allowed to vote 15 . f the true reckoning, as "who insists that every y This so g Alice Mervin. e sister at the bride 355.01.... by a...” play room.- and must have. the needed space. Inside Of at Week not like settled by the yggpgdogrtggngfotfi wii'kh'iml‘ ‘ “ ““8 can chord first-class luun penters will be busy extending and adding on. Before they begifl their labor. we must dispose of all surplus merchandise. We thin the pricosinamcd below ought to crowd our basement as it has never been crowded before. The hrgtle wore a. blue travelling still and wit to waist. After a wedding lun che‘ou Mr. and Mrs. Perry tool: a train for New York and from there go to the Pen Ametlcuu exposition. According to our established rule. do posits mode on the first three hustnes" days of any month dfihw lptorest from color is entitled to the 5H0:- i-IIMEELF my; TIMES. the first-day 0‘ that same month 10c yl-qunrt Decorated Bowls, it: LAWN MOWERB. hi?» bitSi sentiment of flu- BOSTON, September 5~W1th live g'fifi'mégénggim ‘3‘” $536 ship Hence. “99‘3"“ mddo on 0" ”“0"“ ‘ g3“ cBreukgugmllzhgtes. 5; “We will close out our enti a stock anxious to 553 the in» selfdnfiletod bullet wounds in his ‘1! “.5 “(15.53 ‘3 something 3 Thursday, September fifth. will bear c ovore e . c P‘ mowers, some were 4 3.at . 290 Meet Platter . the unworthy of both been. m" “Dummy dying. (l. H. 901' have never either mode or eaten, and interest from September first. 9 25" one TllSOUSERS ham. a traveling salesman of Spring (1"H0ugekeeper" writes to me ho know This applies to money that remains 9" Sugar Bowls 9.Mrs Potts' Sad Irons, nickle— plated. 35c. Grnv Boats 24c 3 cd from the oiling fllpld Mass" was found in his room at how to “bee it in the 1.05“ beef mm" until next interest time and to L ARGE 26c Pickles, Trays 153 three irons, a handle and stand, (1 while that' 155 gaping t e Quincy House here, today. He was She guys 5 has 5 33005 receipt but 595 Tea Pots. 39° 97:: set. and SMALL DEPOSITS ALIKE. Tilt Sonlll lill'liilll Savings Bank, United Bank Building, II taken to a hoepitai promptly, but no hope of recovery was given. He is slxty- five years of age. and a widower ill health is believed to have brought on despondency and mental aberration Belhsm died at 11 o',olock without having recovered oonsclousneis. SPRINGFIELD. Muss. September 6 —-H. C. Pelhnm, who committetd sui .329091398 Dinner Sets, filled in patterns 25° gold traced and gold lined. You: choice of two shapes 911.9 ‘1.75 Soup Toure‘eDS, 87c 10' -plece Toilet Sets, filled In .pat— 9o ‘OdorlessKettles, with steamer - terns rolled edge basins and silt attached, 59c eti pled. 93 '° 290‘ 10.quart Sugar BOXES, 19C Our entire line of ’4 49 and $4. 98. sets 26c 1k Tin Dish Pans, 33 ll ng' strength by organs agitators in Alabama ere are poorly employ- it g difficulties in the friends of the pro— tilemhers (if the colored doesn't understoi‘td about the baking—- in what kind of pans Will some one who has had experience making this pudding be. kind enough to tell how It it done, fondhd benefit of this corres- conduct and others who may like to know how? the 9-inch Nappies. 9c Vegetable Dishes. 69c Comforts. ores 771: kind that sold at cool damp night; some of the 195 special st ‘ s several kinds of poo» , country An Ala- 9 crying aloud for an, surrcction of the Whig for the past be no of the but had the colmtry tak~ vice of Clay and Webster er «ago, the wa_r between Would have been pre- on‘lc plop would have (it overed by which a large to people of African dose, did have been returned to ml for the future be it this rcvivified Whig omiuatc in 1904 (ix-Speaker s B. Reed, of New York t, and General Joseph .of Alabama, for vice o the attractions of the St. World 8 Pair. it is said, will rial globe seven hundred h from stone base to moi. eight of no feet will be a “its roof garden about one purl isn't. in circumference Space Will contain two rcs~ 5- nd two theatres. At an ’ 5. feet will be a huge hit walks around the , givihg a complete view of 3 rounds. Below will be two ”in circus r-‘rings and a race - Inch' the seats will be a o \ 'ls next to godli- The" founders of “Nor- e’ were both cleanly according to their L us Show the visitors k to The Norwalks c hext two weeks that we hot degenerated in either In cleanliness. by the ap— of r street our homes i. l. or} ...- Tile Congregatioitalist says that at quantities of barley for the hiskey distillerics are imported otland, from the re on Gan. pPaiestihc, overéfiblfi 7beii‘lg‘shlpped for his in31899 It asks: ethougltt that the 3hr; f Samson‘s ”er bed by emit a all5 ” f firewater all over the of the Ghent Northern ,has ordered that steam ‘ves be superseded on Cas— vlsion by electric motors nevus he has found a practi- ectric locomotive. If it 3- s be okpects on the Cas- ' Ivision, he will introdhce cl, tractIOu on all the other on of the Great Northern Adm to be infectious. Frank cxnprcsidcnt of the Sitar» Op zany, has promised can for a public build- it’h Ecnnsylvania’. The vidc for its main- tannin”Po "Franny of em .. every W” 0 who lntit contested 3 will tell you the ., _ totith and our. closest composition." regrettable oom- “lnrsest houses" In the contry. He came Exist 33rd: “Moises. lit; Misses Alice and Edith .“Wilo . 3rd at other things besides dis- ' side in the Quincy House. Boston. this morning. We formerly a resident at this city. He was in the ten and coffee business and traveled for some of tilt from London. fifteen years ago. His wife died five years ego. leaving him consledrsble men ,but not enough to get him out of debt which overwhelm- ed >him. Family troubles also caused much anxiety... He leaves a son and live daughteps, William F. Pelhum, 210 1?ch ce.t Chlcpgo: Mrs. Harvey Thomhsll Lowell street, S'omerville, Mass; Mrs. W. E Richardson of Des Pelhsm 22 Prosper: street Brooklyn. and Miss Agnes Pelhsm. of Chicago. ENGLAND DOES NOT EXPECT CUP LONDON, September 6.—-While a section of the English press has been printing sensational New York specials ,3 htinu that all America I’lro'eplng the America’s Cup and that even the New York Yacht Club“ mdhlbors one betl ing on the Shnmiio‘ckfl. the stories ve little real speculate-lent in English yachting cir c es The feeling Is reflected there by the Yachtsmno which says. today: "Why the fears of our cousins should be ex cited. or the hopes of Sir Thomas Lip ton's friends be. ruined by the turn of events is not .ve’ry'od‘sy to see. 01 course. if Columbia imd been consist ehtiy beaten by the Constitution on through the season we should know that Herreshoif lspd proved in hi.c design; but the fact that this is not proved to be the case indicates that the old design is perfect. it simply shows that: Columbia is a very difliouii .hoatdo bent and any one who has seen her will be quite prepared to admit that fact. Of one thing we are quite certain and that Is that whatever boat may be selected as the defender tlu chances are n‘lto‘gethor in her favor though Shamrock may make a close fight for the cup." SPECIAL nu MEETING. cups of business; .in god— .. 3 , yrespect for the Sabbath. fr verent attitude toward the our fathers, which is also i.“ Mayor's Office. South Norwalk, Conn. To Joseph R. Taylor. Clerk 0! the City 5" of South Norwalk: Sir:— 33335 By authority vested in mé as Mayor. and by request of the Council of said city. l herebydirect you to give notice to the legal voters of this city that s . . 3. .r "13'"! mic Fellinte of crops do chine are nice; ind there are dozens at light wool mitt terisls. Wonderfully useful and d to is as Well as dainty and pretty if t sto ul iy treated. suggests a. writer in "Vogue." Frocks of white wool nuns veiling are not only modlsh this year but they are extrouloiy practical. l sdw a gown of this material the other night hold its own. when orsundlo and Swiss elfect's were extremely depress ed from dampness. The veiling look ed so fresh and dainty that 1 am sure it will be of interest to many. not only for o chhrming little gown for the rest of the summer but serviceable for house wear during the, winter. The shirt was circular cut with three bios folds on the bottom that had been cut and added to the skirt it fitted the scarcely noticeable small plnlts giving almost a pinin effort. (adopt for o be. coming fullness. The simple bodice carried out the motif of the skirt with 4 bands of silk circunx the figure. it fastened in the buck. uuueou Resource MIssI'No. .NEW HAVEN, September 5~iinrt D. Muuson, former rotmty‘commissiou- er. a prominent member of the Union League Club. and one of the best known Republican politicians in this county. has been missing from this city for several weeks and his most inti- mate friends and relntivcs four that something serious husbefullen him. nurssmtuusurs HOYT‘ S THEATRE. Seutlt Norwnlk. lrn M. Hoyt. Two Nights Only. SEPTEMBER 6th and 7th, Matinee Daily. A Whirlwind of Continuous Pleasure. The only legitimate representative of comic opera before the public. The irlon Opera to Successors to Whites Comic Opera 00.. bonded by the favorite prime dunno. MISS MARIE LAURENS, Manager. l JOSEPH W. SMITH. And It carefully selected company of fifty people. Large. Well-Drilled Chorus. Beautifully Costumed Marches. Brilliant Electrical Effects. Prices—Evening. 151:. 250. 95c and 50c. Motinee, 150 and 25c. Friday evening—Flu DIAVOLO. Saturday Matinee—MIKADO. Saturday ove.-—~BEGGAR STUDENT. l pain! city meeting will Mbeld ion not; in this city. oi Mood} sept. 9 1901 at 9. 00 oclock p. m.. to consider tpe advisability ofiuthorizl'nv Wild Council to“. clause Cast ,‘pflflnfiton sfi-cct to be paved and the sewer tllero in relation thereto as may be deemed dvisable and to some slate such money as may he nodes» to? the do ing of said work; also to transact any other business proper" to come before said meeting. South Norwallr, Conn. Sept. 4th. 1901. MORTIMER a. LEE. Mayor. The above and foregoing is a true copy of the original warrant. Atteet: JOSEPH R. TAYLOR, City Clerk. in to be repaired, to take such. notion. i nov'r's THEATRE. ‘weoNeepAv AND 'rHuusoAv. censuses 11 AND12, Iii. liiiiiliili' CAMPBELL offers HENRIETTA csoseuswe co. in Mistress Nell Au played an entire season in New York City. PRICES. 25, so. 75s. 91.00 , Sale of seats opens 6 days in ad r VRRCG. C South Nora/elk banking facilitieo‘ to our. Genome". furnishes every accommodation bonnie. hips perfectly. closing in the back with ‘Iefli With “'0 WWW- Supported by the young romantic tenor l A The" Trust Co.“ Our aim to afford, thbtboat newbie The General Booking Department The Savings Demrt’ment pays the highs“ possible rite on interest to its depositors. Acts as Executor, Administrator. Conservator, Guardian Trustee. and accepts any and all In seal trusts that may be committed to i soup but Isucctssrur. Gill lil'llilliilt BANK SOUTH NDRWk‘Li‘. CONN. Capital. ”00.000 00 Surplus. ”00.00000 Other Profits. 328.000.00 lens It. seems. President. noon n. titres. cesium. OIREc'l'ORS: Henry Seymour Christian 9mm E. H. Mathmn Bimuel Grumman Irvin. John H. Ferris John H. Knapp John H. Light Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Accounts S'ollomd. iiiilillill nus Six-Day Tours to Buffalo, Leaving every Monday. from 923 to 830. according to accommodations se- lected. Rate from New Haven. Tickets and copies of "The New Eng- land Tourist." at the office of George IWhalilurrls. agent. N. Y.. N. H. b n 3 “HAPPY BOYS. ln‘BlJornson's "Happy Boy." the old schoolmaster Writes ito his former pu- pil. and in closing says: "My eyes will beer no more new; they see well enough in the open but ache and wa- ter over small things." With all his learning. the old gentleman did not know that the e on were simply call- ing for help~ory n3 for aldwglsss aid “in the eyes of the law" ignorance is no excuse for humus eye abuse. Symptoms always follow cause. It is the part of wisdom to give timely heed to symptoms. Will you be wise or otherwise! . HOMER B. HOYT. Grndusto Optician. Room 9, United Bank Building. Oilloe hours. 8 to 11:46 18:46 to it: so Enthrdny evenings, 7 to 9- SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK AT P. J Lynch Co. Grocery .. r 18 POUN D GRAN!!! OUR FAMOUS ELI OUR FAMOUS» Wfli LATBD soon. trio soon spoons . an; CREAMERY tau-runs. 55c. BAG; $4.41: BBL. .r. ‘ ’1 .003 23c. LB. 3 cans Magnolia3 Milk 25.3.; 3 3 just blew Join, use 1‘5 cakes Lion Sou, arson. 2 lb can Roast Beef.‘ 13's. 1 qt. Fm" jar jolly" rot: is other Chic Beep. 35¢: r lb. con Corned Beef. ‘13c.'5 lb eon Baked Boone, . - too 7 cubes Babbitt’mBonpt 9'59“ “ icons Scored Mackerel. use 3 0+ Mustard Sardines. age. 5 cakes Big Vuluc Soup. 25¢- FREE with“: PURCHASERS OF '13“ OR COFFEE-em CAKE OF WHITE R083 SCAF. 3' “$2.00 $2.50 $3.00 GOOD at Home. sskwcsnet‘s- cwms ALI, 3125’s. M Phone 138-12. 1. Dublin. wow-w virtuoso.- storm-sue. HATTBKB, runmsuese, 85 Washington Street, South .dorwaik. Hovlia‘nd Hotel Restaurant. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Everything will be served in season and service first class in every respect. "Scrupuiously clean," our guarantee. Regular Meals, 25c. SPECIAL RATES BY THE WEEK- PRED AMLER. Prop. ' 92 Washington Street. TherngSehaal Fort hove - STAMFORD. CONN. Prepares for college or for business. Boys received as soon as they can read. One hundred and twenty-seven boys prepared for: college. Refers to Dean of Yale. illustrated circular. H. U. KING. , 5c Goinnders on the. markctP em Pans,13 in a sheet l9c Large Calendars. 25c Copperoid Oil Cans the beet1 mu u,de 112 piece Dinner Sets nicely decor-1 ated. porcelain body and gold linlod regular price, 98. 98, this so 9 GRANITE IRON WARE. 8-qunrt Round Pans, 25c Oblong Pens, Any size Pie Plates, 250 Milk or Pudding Pans. 9c Sauce Pans, 49c Covered Salt Bates. 2-qusrt Milk Cans, whiite lined, 2.98 Croquet Sets, materials the best. Walking Skit-,ts Grey and Black, rows of stitching, regular price 86. 50 “l j—. 3 —__3__ INSPECTION OF OYSTER BEDS. BRIDGEPORT September 5.——Cap- tnin William A. Lewis. state inspector of the natural oyster beds. has just completed his inspection. He finds that the set is light and "patchy" on all of the beds West of New Haven. The same condition applies to the beds of the planters. Although there will not be us much seed as there was last year. the season will be a good one for the natural growthers, for the do. mood is strong and the seed will be sold in open market at prices for ex- ceeding those of last season. The planters from the north shore of Long Island will compete with those on the Connecticut. shore in the buying. which they did not do last year. and the nat ural growthers are confident of.a prosperous season. Two Questions. Caii~ 58-2. I walla-piece Toilet Sets. 4- uart 12: Tip Sauce Pass, a sheet 10c q 12,; gilt stipled. 97. 49 Choice of soy $10 93 Dinner 80150898490 7 inch Jardineres, assorted col- 86 21c 75c eight inch Jardineres, assort- 19o ed colors and shop p.83 5 9c Large Glass Fruit Dishes, cut bless 25c patents. , 15 19c Spoon Trays cut glass patents, 27c Cheese Dishes, with cover, 25o9- inch Glass Plates. well-quart Glass Water Pitchers. 9.1.98 4-piece Glass Table Sets, LADIES’ DRESS SKIRTS AND PETTICOATB. Three hundred Skirts, all now( offered today at especially low prices. The styles are the most correct and approved of the Fall ideas, and the: To make lively selling in our popular department, we have marked the prices to about one third less than regular value. $4.98. Blnrk Dress Skirts. all Wool, Hen vy Serge. 12 rows of fine cording. Erad- untod fiounce, taffeta silk heading. reg ular price. $5.75. n~ 1-3 the newest shape assorted decorations and 9-5 inch Glazed Jardineros. 33 colors, . 12V20 RFC 96an Glazed Jardldpres 3 colorg, . 19¢ each title Porcelain Jurdlncres, assorted decorations, We are and shapes ‘ 69c 8-lnch Jnrdineres, colors and shapes, assorted 1 1 7 17 3 made with circular flare flaunoe. 20 V l Wm... ,......_.... 3 SUSPECT I‘N KITTERY POINT CASE PORTSMOUTH. N. EL. September 5 «The police authorities, who resumed their investigation .into the murder case of Mrs Sarah E McDonald, whose body was found no the govornment res elvation at Kittery Point, yesterday ran down a new trail today. and as a result Charles McCloud. of Kittery Point. was summoned before the coro- ner this afternoon. McCioud is a mar rled man, thirty two years of age. The police say that they have proved that McCioud bought a bottle of whine key in this city. Tuesday evening, and that the bottle empty was the one found by the woman 's side. They also claim that the man has told contradio-. bory stories. '- tore .Will not the best goods prove profitable to both buyer and seller? Do you not think it cconom y to purchase the best goods, rather than the cheaper imitations up- The Summer Season' is at its height, and. we are meeting the demand for SUMMER EATA. BLES of all kinds, and the public find it profitable to do their trading here. Rocky Ford Muskrnelons, W_stcr Melons, Cucumbers, Peaches, Sweet Potatoes, Tomatoes, Bananas, Oranges, Pineapples, Squash, Etc. The best articles In these lines received daily. ' ELEGANT BWEET BUTTER. RICH COFFEES, . DOUBLE cumin CHEESE, copursv noes. We have a system and demand for FANCY CRACKERS. CAKES AND WAFERS whereby, we receive them fresh from the ovens. which is the secret of freshness, that you always get here. ------- LEAN RAMS. lac. FER BB. BACON, inc. nun Ls. Very Best 2 81‘5“...“ mrilfimhtd kast. Food, lston's Gilt FboII',‘ 3 pm; for 96¢. Mechelle Out Food, 8 pm for age. .s. t w .‘i‘t .. - . 5- CANS MAGNOLIA MILK FOR 5 2pm Creamei'wnm + ~25c. 26c. _... 5m . -v . t twp; inspections I not us BEAUTIFI 19 LBS GRANULA'I‘ED 906M 6 CAKES FELS' NAFHTH’A BOAP. 3 1235.600!) BARB FOR " i [Stimuli in In truth. 33 int latitudinal SHOULDERS. toe. PER LB. . 'l'here is only one way to .test our goods, and that is to taste them. Our toste' In refitting is the '35 that can be bought on the market. Therefore one can suit you in taste, and the Price: speak or themselves. Give us a trial order and be convinced.‘ only on one combine you This wnnx: Home hormone. PER brick. U.3_’ ii JIH‘ l ,I' [Ginger Sutton. per 1b., "‘ ' ' ' 5o. nachos. per lb. 5c. the Mess. per in. so. . lie. :3 3. In. .I‘OP’ «if as GEN“; 75‘” '
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