l . Lace tCorne rs.
1
inch Hcmstltched.
I... t -. r;
‘CKE.
"l
Choice bots.
IWith Embroidered Corners.
Choice l‘Ocls.‘
ElnbrOEdeféd or Lace Trimmed
idols. two for thls.
Lace Tnmmed or Embrmdered.
of Every Beam-lotion
' , ., 'lhclholuo
Our‘éfi cent Handkerchiefs are an attractive stock.
HOSIERY A SPECIALTY
MAN & SON
I: I 04 Washmgton St set. South Norwalk
convention and that there will be some
“ , , Haggerty, of Moulded,
" the State secretaryshlp.
otit. ‘2' z ,
null until"
a" large and carefully selected stock. of CARPETS,
CURTAINS and WINDOW SHADE ‘
will" find it our store 'the best an leaps“ line of "
Decomtcd White; Green and Brass Beds.
prettiebt patterns of FANCY ROCK?
are poplin; woods. With the mat is
_ cheap articles. there' is vast satisfaction in buying
‘ where there is no risk and every purchasd of iron:
early made furniture, with our guarantee back . “
'1". l’l- 5"“ ‘ “Hill“: 9‘
«if. .
.,..i,
.r,
T0 ATTIC
We furnish your home corn late. Our. assort- .
ment of‘ Furniture is large an varibd '
I Huguenot and other yacht melon oa-
lwunnaks Corlnlhinn hull rotor cup
i in? onwanhskmmrlnthlnn hntf ruler
You
35 Jill
inl with
I?
cub.
‘ c‘optad.
, be oallod in August, 1902. on the St
bnwrcnno river.
President MeKinlo
invited guests. an
i i t W ‘ ‘ b h if???"
on e arson n y
brill: drill m that the city
will3 be filled with delegates during the
Interesting business considered
to uni l bod muscular rheumatism buli
’ it become so trksom9 both at my work
“Mr when. off duty; at l foil it high «mm
There are a
few amendments to the constitution to
bc‘ acted upon. and there is promise
so the paper says. Olaf oral warm con
teats tor the 18mm oil! announcers.
being fouttg‘lehéy hug bolngallmrd at
work or or room be non dates
John P. Wall, of Derby, president of
the St. Aloysius T A. and B society. is
only or the men most frequently men
tioned in connection with the cities of
first vice president. and his tricnds
think he has n véry good chance of
winning the light as he not only stans
high in Derby and Ansouls, but ho ho
many friends in other places in the
state. He is 9. very flotilla and odrn
est worker in um interest or the so
ctcty and is one of the strongest can.
didates that could be brought forward
Among other prominent temperance
men who are in thodiold for tho same
position are the following: Hugh F
and Barnard
Hope, of New Haven.
[or second vlccéprosidcnt the canal
dates mentioned duo: Miss Catherine
Wheeler of thsted. Miss Nora Dal
ton. of Hartford and Miss Mdry Mc
Carly of New Havoc. John J Corbett
of St. Patrick's society, of New Haven
now fills the position of State editor
has strong bucking for promotion to
The re election of— Rev. Whiter J
Shnnloy. as president is n torogont
conclusion, as he has provon thc
right man in the right place and tin»
societies throughout the state seem to
be of one mind about him .
The amendments which are to hr
considered come from John P. Wall, of
Derby, and Martin Clark, of Now {In
von. There has been a grout increast
in membership during the past. year
and the convention promises to be the
largest that has cvor been held.
The Dorby society has issued the fol
lowing announcements;
"At a meeting of the St. Aloysius
'l‘. A. and B. Bocloty of Derby, held
August 19 the following wore olcctcd
delegates to Wtbo .Blatc convention to
be held in Derby September 10: Thom
as F. Iluggnn. Frank Donahue, Thom
us Ilcsslon and Edward J. Pagan John
P. Wall, president of the local society
Is a candidate for first vice pros) out
and has the loyal 653130011 of his soc ety
for the cities. The society favors the
election for the fourth term of Rev
Walter J. Shnnloy believing him to
be the ideal man for the presidency of
tho State Union. Hls. work for the cm”
three years has been of such it high
order that It deserves to he continued
We cnrncstly hope for his unanimous
‘re- election He is the right man in
the right place and should be retained:
in fact we can entertain no other
thought. Let all delegates come to
Derby a unit in that mutter Our so...
interest will be served by retaining onr
who has been tried and not found
wanting: One who has anneal-ed him
self to us for his loyalty to our cause
and one who Is recognized and rospcct
cd for his nhlllty and worth and adds
luster and honor to our State wherever
ho represents it "
we...“
NORWALK vsonr cLun mvrrao
Asked to Have Representative in be.
lectlon or Yacht challenqbr.
NEW .YORK. September 6—«The
Bridgeport anht Club has extended
lnvltntlons to the Huntington Yacht
Blob. tho Scawnnhnka- Corinthian
Yacht Club the Pond‘tanuit Corinthian
Yacht Club, the Inn-chinont Yacht Club
the Indian Harbor the Norwnlk. the
donations 0n Ming Island Sound to be
represented in the trial races tor the
selection ’or a shallower for the Sea
The Bridgeport Yacht club challenged
the Royal St. mwronco‘ Yacht Club for
no the challenge has been no
The rut-cs for theolrophy’ will
‘6
W
PRESIDENT SEAst- FDR LEWIS.
0
BUPF‘ALO N. Y.,
Bcptoinbcr 6am»
and cam, n tow
a military escort
,' . ll street a carpenter by trade. and
"', WI
nuinhoriné to all about 100 lot: here
New York central Railroad for how
o'garn Falls.
” Buffalo the :pi‘oiildcnti will hold it no;
. limitations“ Mullah
This «nigh ills president will
or ii o'clock on s spools: train on the
lkton whore/they will lotto special
carbon: the: In Forge mad forums
on. tbs' return trip to
WWW Ill “in Win of Music at the
l 4 G'emkh
lid. a isolation. his honor. a.
norm of Mr doom L. muons... 1
‘7‘"). Ar redo... ,I
* -’. .j lmnwmbng‘ .
mil? mm“ bro
‘nn employee at. "‘li's hot factory.
royal “For three share my,” bloom
troubled me a grad} deal. A hon l
straightened up I had save a pain in
the small of my batik. Plumbing t9
6
mow
serious. I got Boon Kidney Plills at
Plaistcd' a Pharmao l ’lle no blitzk-
subs and the aoreueéis in my, muscles
did not trouble me after taking“ the
pills " ‘
For sale by all dobidrs, price 50
cents a box. Foster‘ilillburn 00. But-
Einto. N. Y., sole agents for the United
States. . . I-.. .
Remember this 'nllme-‘v-Doan safand
take no other
M’{,I
..... rt'" wows
FIVE HUNDREB IM3RE MEN.
M
Employees of Netioadl Tube company
I Now Number. 1.000
PITTElBURG.- September 6»de
Mommler Tin 91m works at McKee»
port resumed operations so 8 o'clock
this morning. Elix- mills out of Alison
were started With hourly 100 then
many of them being old onlployeos.
Thor‘s was no disorder. The deputy
sheriffs worn on duty. but thorn was
nothing for them to do so only a low
strikers were about tho premises
Manager Lunch stated that ho had flfI
tydour men in the not mill department
and by night he expects 100 men work:
mg. every one of them old employees.
Two more mills. us said. would be
. started this afternoon.
Five hundred our}. men were at
work at the «National Tube Company's
plant at Notices t. this morning
sinking 1.000 me ‘ now in tho plant
A large number of‘ others applied for‘
work, but they were turned back, be~
muss the mill won‘not in shops to take
any more men on. There was no at»
tempt mndo by the strikers to stop
the men as they wontiu, and the man-
agomont claim that by next week the
entire, establishment. will be in open
tlon. The allull‘tidli lit tho plants in
Pittsburg was notlg'rnntly changed to
flay. Twenty more men rcturngd b0
the Ponsylvnnia Tube Works today and
over 200 men are now at work. A
meetin of the former-employees who
are all! out has *buon arranged for
tomorrow afternoon, when ”Manager
Latshnw will have 9. conference with
the men. A Canal Dozier. Ohio. dos
pntoh says Genornl Manager Cline. of
the American Shoot Steel Company’s
plant was zissaulted by n striker this
morning nnd carried to his carriage un.
conscious. it is not known how scri-
ously he was injured. Two shoot
mills are going this morning and prop-
aratlons are being made to start swor-
al more.
The Advisory Board; or general ex“
ecutlvecommittcc of the Amalgamated
Association. hos been ordcrc'd to this
city, It is said, in order to consider
what In believed to be the practical
ultimatum of tho Uultod States Steel
Corporation. At; 10 o 'ciock nine of tho
only! town members had arrived and
as soon as the others reached the
headquarters, the board will be called
together. President Shaffer was
early at the Amalgamated rooms but
he refused to wire any information. or
admit that n conforencc had been coll.
ed. The others were equally reticent
Among the rumors curm‘nt was one-to
the effect that the bol'lrd would goito
to New York tonight. but this could not
be confirmed. Another report was
that a plan for the settlemont of the
strike would be docldod upon that
would be acceptable to the steel olde-
lals. The board as far as can be learn-
ed is complete. with the exception of
two vice presidents - . ,
YORK. soptombcr 6.-lt in am
dot-stood here that it is highly lmprob
able that: the Unite] Stator Stool Goo
notation will take any cosntsaaoo- of
the action of Amnlaomatod oxscotlvo
bowird st. Plttsburg today wnnte'vor the
conclusion may no. it was learned to.
day from an authoritative soul-co that
the limo named in the tentative apron.
mom. reached by the cont once hero
on World/slid!!! Jill! ‘explr . that Illlc
steel corpordilon had decided to partic-
ipate in no further notion discussion
and that there would he an immediate
more for the general resumption or
work with nonI unlobzmen' “on such
strikers as were williun to return to
their? pincer. .
Moron nnnnsrno hon nuadtho
m1 nonrigid” domino-r M...
“Prim dilution...
m i ll
”ll x"‘2Iu " ‘ or build
. * ' ‘ plum
ital; “twirl“ in. dailies. will.
880-
his" “yrlfo or not
f the church property is
3500
' until on. Very cold weather pull; :1 stop ‘
‘been big coin, for with a smalls. set
‘ and a bed supplying send only to patch
would
,- was suspended by‘ the elders about a“ 1’
all! llavln been noun told if!
«The? blown
«heroism very. few ovi.
bosons. Points andIIlirb ,
boon bl further west the set
Motionlly "nothinm boob is theme.
dart. ot captain William howls. stator.
inspector or naturals by lions. and oi
first sight ltlwould scum. tolls very dim
origins; tor a goo Tournament on the
All: natural bolls; particularly the bed
all brideooort and Btratlord moans
thousands of dollars spent in this all!
during the course of the working sea
nod-Ibrosperlty. to many families
during the winter. A. .. . . I
a. difference with. many who intended .‘
olng into the business and1 Morklhs.
:bo manual beds during the fall. In
or swoon uremia bsdauvlil b‘o op»
onoddo ell hamlet-inch who hire taken "
one the required lhzena'o. find from ihen ‘
to the dredging, the natural beds will
be worked persistently. But the num-
her who will work the beds will not be ‘
as grout as In years when there have
on the return for the labor involved
will be somewhat. mongrel Probably
between also and 800 licenses will be
issued by the shellfish commissioners
this ‘sonson being somewhat less than
the number taken out a Year and
Several points have combined with
the lhrcatoned shortugo in tho not how.
ever. which promise to furnish ample
returns to those oystormcn Alli) work
the natural beds and are fortunuto
onough 00 find spots where the spat
has taken hold and formed a stmng
healthy sot While the public. or no.
turnl beds will afford a smallor’nmoun‘.
of not the private beds are no bettcr
off. Thcrc is some pot on the New
Havoc beds. a little off Ml lford nod
sonic on the private beds oft Bridge
port; but It is not much. and the plan-
ters who hare (lrpondod largoly on the
supply taken from their own pnlvaic
beds for growing their two years old
for transplanting t6 the fattening beds
will be driven to make much better
purchases of set from the workers on
the natural bolls, pnd will if the Work
org are smart. pay it better price.
The oyster industry along the 2 holes
of Connecticut. and especially in tho
district. of which the grout natural bod
oti' Point No Point is the lmmcdlnlc
center, ls devoted almost entirely to
seed rising. That is. the demons and
owners of beds buy up the set. an] dis-
tribute it over their own boils, allowing
it to roiualn growing until It has much-
od 3 stage which is known .15 ‘tno-
yearIolds.” Then the oyster is vcry
near the half-sholl“'nlzc“; When it has
reached that size it is taken up and
sold or removed to intending beds
where it enlarges bécomes fat and int.
proves in flavor. After six months or
so on the fattening beds it is ready for
the market. Progpbly 76 per cent. of
the oysters raise In this vicinity are
transplanted in the fattening beds
Lost your the not was plentiful.
There was so muohhif it on public and
private beds in foot, cud tho dealers
owning private beds found so much in
their own waters that they did not go
Into the moments buy. But few deal
on; come from Imus lainndslde to buy
’(llfllel‘. and the rosulc was that the
prices paid for good hearty not were
ruinously low, while hundreds of
bushels. dredged and waiting. on the.
docks of sailing vessels. found uQJnnr-
ket and either spoiled or had to be
dumpod overboard again. There was
plenty of set for chrybody. bill only a.
small market, and obstiw mostly
taken up. by the .wlan oiled lb) had
mntructed before the season opened to
supply the dcalors with what out was
needed. -
Two years also the great dealers
‘IIDB'K (lordiner's tiny the Grout South
Bay and frmnGrcennort. 1;. L. caplet»
I‘lrldgeport and made largo purchases
That was a very successful so on
The set was plenty the “do at
Mid 2116 prices excgilenl a set
obtained was disposed «,Isua discs of
it. was planted on the long island beds
The dealers from‘ across tboIBoIindpre
for the Connecticut set to any other
because it is .heartior. grows hottor in
the warm under which their beds lie
and makes a better ilnvorcd nndtbetter
shapcd oyster , ~
Whntmlrcs promise of o noon sonson
for those who work the natural beds
is the fact that local dealers will intro
to buy in «open artist... whlio the
(lreonport, Great bib and Gsndlnorfu
bays doctors having sold oil their beds
reclining comparatively small sud the
lawn. bidding to obtain a. sumcieui
supply ,will be greatly. Increased and
prices will go up to some point which
will moon a ban ms profit for the
madman who tired“ up a’. bout
Plant] of not nor n' the course“. of. 9
1‘1 hlbl
notodont 33>ng s
will.» JWA
h“ a r l mil?“
“Mira
lull to unfilled
always 3 “Br-
bolls mug is ‘1»,
Gt course such a report might make ‘
rcploulllhsd two Islam 680: Will Ilium ,
appear in the market. this sensor: The .
I
demand. both local sud foreign, being ,
Ballad. I
John intonation to pmo who
. tile summer in iii? liountr‘y"r in class a
it build “All:
, $1.00; now
73c.
" l.“ .
,i.
niarkcd by Simplicity of dedign,
sterling worth.
lug.
SUMMER NEGLIGEE &
Tea Gowns, Kimollo Gowns am
tire stock may go at once.
Three or $1.00
Three at $1 25
Two at $1.25 e
Whlto Klmlno Gow
\verc $22 5.
was $2. 76-
mm $3. lit)
was 55.01),
was $11.50.
, o these men dull to those who priced Negligcc
shirts. now anyway, this paragraph is worth from 16c tgli‘ 4m,“
. for it is oh tell tllctn of “Majestic and “Pompano Malibu ill
Shirts of excellent woven Madras, offered by tho Hnbprd
Section ‘at a reduction of just those amounts. 1‘Uimally‘bd if
still ‘ l 3..“
~ ironclad shuns
TIIE SHOWING of Chamber l'l urnishin’gs 1n the big Fur-«I
niturc Storcupstairs begins with a tllrcc- piece suite of Oak,
.. I one.
i. - ‘
pliiin but cxccllcnt material, ‘-
thorough workmanship and a price surprisingly small for such
As prices ra’ngc‘ upward, all grades of fineness
in Oak, Birds Eye Maple and Mahogany. and all degrees of
claboralcncss 111 design, are shown.
This display is worth scc~
AN ranks stock
Price Cut
HOUSE WEAR, comprising
i Sacqucs, Wrappers and two
piece Dresses, has liccn‘priCe cut in a forcible way, thatihc en—
The result is:
Colored LaWn Sheridan-
Two at 50c each; were 31. 00.
each; Were 81. 75.
each; were 32. 00.
White Saoques. Lace Trimmed—7
Five at 50c enchz. were $1.00.
ach; were $2.00.
Two at $1.50 each; were $2.25.
Two at $2. 00 each; were 32. 75.
Two at $3. 00 soon; were Sc. 00.
ns—wtwo at $1. 50;
Figured Lawn Wrappers~lhrcc at
. $1.50: were $2.26.
White Kimonoflown—one at $2.00;
Striped La'wh‘ Wrapper—rope at. 82. 50;
Two Piece Lawn Dress-who at $3.50:
Fine. Lawn 'l‘ca Gown-one at $5.00;
if the weather is folr.’1'hc natural
beds will be opened to the oystermen
holding licenses on Tuesday. Septem
ber 10, and the fleet of oyster boats to
work the local bed will begin co arrive
in the harbor on Saturday.
Stanley Lowndcs, of Northport. 1.. I.
one of the most extensive oyster buy
on; in the business, Is the llrst‘ to place
his order with the Bridgeport oyster-
mcn after inspecting samples of the
set. He has agreed to purchase 30 .000
bushels.
. ._ ""c mu}. .m.
The “C" with a tail is the trade;
mark of CascnretsCandy Cathartic.
Look forIlt on the light blue enameled
metal box!
druggists, roc.
boys visit is to buy larger sized pic
pans.
W'
o'rbdo DEATH OFF.
E. B. M11ndny,ala_wycr of Henrietta,
Tom, once fooled a grave digger ilc
ahys: "My brother was y try... low with
malarial fever and lulu ice I per
shaded him to try Electric Biting, dim}
ho was soon much 'boltdr, bill On in
und their uoo until he was wholly our
ed." I on: liuré blooms uncommon
his life " This remedy ospels starts
k lls disease 36min bull purl e‘s tho
,b cod; aids digestion, regulates Ilvcr
kidneys and bowels cures constlp‘nww
lion, dyspepsia. nervous diseases kid-
nhy troubles. female complaints: litres
pol-feet health. Only hon at F' ll Box
tér's South Norwalk and John :R
lllggs drug store, Norwalir.
WA,“
Aoncv ounce can nvsPhl-olo.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
L. m. It'lIsullsrod for campus
spepsia. Used to have great,“ dis-
t can bullshit-Junta l
l<could hear of. but not
till I took Brazilian Balm. and one 60
cont: bottle cured me completely? '
rwmfllolbytflmflommi and Foil
Tho prodigal souv ntq hacks but0 a“
W
we»
. .11 never falling: cure for cuts in: .
o l a. ulcers, wounds mild scream-no
wl
- m was...
but to the contours u... “been m
iii-lineman; the work
W o
remainder will be anchorod tomorrow. f.
Each tablet stamp cd .
C. C. C. Never sold in bulk pAll ,I
The only preparation needed for a i
As one tool dlsnppcars, soother bobs '
uplnlilsplaicogi
ind “some“ ‘me (A
.r
. nil
Nothing pleases women more than
to have a. man pr out“ he}- with A pair
of gloves three at cs too small.
bin-unhi-
A snocklu‘d GALAgleY
n
"13:on hot n. rsilrcd shot it;
writes or. A fallen, MW! turd 52‘s,;
"His foot was badly on) in! but ,Bh :
lens which Sam: quid y~cure , _. .,
It' s simply Wonderfnl for Burns. .
Push and all skin eruptions. us ‘
world's champion healer.“ Cure gust-
antecd. 35c. Sold by F H Baxter.
South Norwalk, and John A. Til
Norwnlk. . ,
o.
A rabbit loot may not be lucky. but
four of them are a great help to the
rabbit when a dog gets after him.
W
, b.
‘uow‘vs filial ‘
,_ We otter Ono {Andredrh Dollars .‘Rc-
“ ward for any case Catarrh nun can-
not be cured by Hall's Gillan!) Cure.
F. J CHENEY $00 ‘ z "
Toledo, 0.
Wu the “ode ed. have knobs F.
J Cheney for t last 45 years. and
foettdne hlln' hurriedly: robin in all
business transactions financially
able «to carry out any ob'l cation made
by their; firm
WEBTJL TEUASI’W flVholpsalo Drug;
gilltglg‘o
holesqo‘ fiuzdi‘sts olsdoASLWH’
Hall's tarrb Cure is, taken into"
pally, aéting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the, system.
Price 750 per bottle. Bold by nil broc—
gists. Testimonials free.
Hull's Family Pills are the best.
I as:
Wilbur tsko anitt'u
;ltt o caring mac
A't wait. until you bottoms chroni-
a,“ w then
sword n m. 5&5 bozo};
, e. a a
main. wired?” lllfiflflbgm 5’
"’ lfll‘lo‘ 'mm n the United Stately
woe to rule t 633“;
pic who $135133" ‘0?“ M p
M
lvvda‘lt«outdoor custom?
The bonus think
a New
j glint ever worm saw
cg g :‘Ifigflup (its
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