Pleasant weather prevails from the
or snow prevails in the western aeev
Wei their“ resins: some 0
were new or lawless-aura lidsf‘i-‘o
tral near Denver. The temperature
has alien In the northern pél'tion of
at
bar Ilalr’s’lfyulnuo ‘ 3W
. iuncss rate, :‘N6Zii utilises t “
of lied lien. will hol‘ :lil regularggcts
in; tonight.
mills E Campbell left this morale}.
”linens a two weeks’ vacation. at h a
home in Vermont. V,
W
W. H. Sherwood, fit Danlltll'y. who
has been visiting friends in South Nor~
walk,'has returned home.
”W ‘
Mu. Atllm sinner. cl Sleuth Main
street, left today for Orange, N. J..
where; she will visis ”sciatives.
Robert M P Lemdttel and Clifford
E Whitlock, of New Haven. visited
trim in Winnlpauk. finnday.‘
Miss Annie miey, of Sturtevant’s
hernia store. it: North unxi attest, is
enjoying a few days vhcatlr‘m.
"tar. and Mrs. Wt; l-é‘ fugsg‘rgvb of
”ex.“ pentte a-
vld'lil $333.3, in west aveniib'.'
phones 0. Ivan, or Nth-walk. ”return-
or! Way from cannery, where he
went on Sunday on a motor cycle.
I...”
I lilies Julia shes has returned. to New
ork. after being the guest of the Miss-
es Katherine and Minnie Millard 0t
Hillside.
\ I
Miss Lottie Davis. of South Nor-
walk is visiting at the home of her sis
ter Mrs. S. Wagner. Clarke Hill.
Stamford.
~Pure tobacco in the imperial
Cflowlrciaars No bad taste. No. bad
6h". and MrI. E. L. Mitchell. oi. :23
South Main street are entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Crawford and son of
New York city.
Miss Grace Seotleld, with her cou-
sin Miss Florence Ecofleld of Bridge-
port, left yesterday for tne Pan-Ameri-
can Einositlon‘.
Miss Maude Bush, of Norwalk has
resumed her position in Ferd Haycs's
market after spending a week's vaca-
tion in iiartford .
Professor A. B. Russell. of Princeton
Preparatory Inatltutc. who has been
spending a few days in South Norwalk.
has returned to Princeton.
-w
Fre'd Bcoileld will leave tomorrow
tor Brooklyn, to be the snest of his
aunt'iihd Incidentilly will go out to see
the Coiumblafihamrock race. -
Captain E. H Miller of Commodore
Osborn's yacht mini. will be sailing
master on the t ,Ayll on her trip
troll; Marblehead. “has. to South Wm
M
Miss Gertrude Johnson, of {Millie}
pout. 1who his been the guest or (Nicer
and Mrs. William R. Pennington. in
Havlland street, returned yesterday af-
ternoon. to her horb?
“this more TOWII‘TEEGIIM' tussoc-
latlon “withhold its; "first accounted
the season In the new school building
In East Norwalk on Tuesday night at 8
o'clock. There will be a musical pro
gram, followed by light refreshments.
—-——.v+I-.-+.-,
'l;he recenttggggfil parade the Norwalk
. so mpressed r a South
Norwalk Come aim (Initial: that
“preached I“ more:
Leas Spring Lamb,
Pomona Lamb
Mississippi mgr eastward? t the
coast. Cloudy panama vital: idle Nth 3‘
«.—
.George Govern, of Bridgeport,
has en” visiting relatives In South
-:.l.. ‘3
”la—m
spirit? cyst. dancer
“3%? Heath. of West Mai street:
American exposition.
.5
assists. has returned to his home.
W
—-(Ie to Browni’s Celine tar» Tele-
mpny, Typewritlng. Shorthand or
Business.
Miss Al The a; of Norwalk. who
has been %inaq£mVMl weeks' stay
In the Catskill Mountains. has returned
home. , .
4?.I‘.
the South Norwalkl Methodist. Church.
evening, It the church.
one heat Ayii, which was stolen from
the Norwalk Yacht Club. and found at
Marblehead Mesa. will be brought to
this port, In a short time.
E. ii. Bohme started today for the
Pan- American Exposition at Bullelo‘.
His hllhlnosacln flouthvflerwslk is in
charte bliAlMG' Mldebllthldt
3(launch, .‘Iunlm- Order of United Ameri-
can Mechanics. is being held in Dan-
. p1. ply. .‘
officiald. a
lithovernor hurl ”1'3.ng XE
hmlnsburv and Edward one or
Rid eileld and Edwin: H. Mathewson.
outh Norwdl'ln dl'rlved «home last
Eight from a ten days' trip to Clayton.
Km; <l~ \
5.1VTS‘.‘ l..V.:.
accompanist.
Aparty‘ mpesed of Mr and Mrs,
Victor sellggk Mr. and Mrs. Charles
~flelleck.lursl Oliver Mrs. of Glill‘.
Nob: Mr. and a. H. 8. Selleck and
Willis H. Bellec, are down the harbor
unlit today. . _
Iowa-8v
he winter solicitors went into
onTthe old Tramway line. yest'e sy
street and only, every othe one to
Rowayton. The Rotor: Po nt ea cnalbn
the Winter.
.. .m... -“—
The Wlliets Point fastball team. (its:
in; or ganlapd. tr e sea
”and tor the m ”will yearmm bus
or the Regular Army. would like to or
range games with any teams averag-
ing one hundred and seventy pounds
Address Quartermaster Saracen i
Roon'n'ley. user of the WillettsV Point
football id :11. Willets Paint.” New
York.
‘ ”it:
M. Roberta’s mill; w
struck by a trolley ".‘cal- in swine
several bottles were broken nit. ltoll~
ert who was tho‘wuda. had his only
slightly insured. Thelhorse was unin-
torBF
it has been learned (You)?!
tative source that therew
contest between Yale “.133
and Yale wil
h tl
W
k University School wiil
on, tomorrow morning.
can. cure cl“. Osborn
* “‘3Wu._ at Vail“ out on 33: "
l'i‘ha Pine Lodge Whlst Club is sched-
ladgt at the club house, tomor-
to
Dr. Walter Jennings, of New York.
was the guest of his parents, In West
recalled all trip to s uni:
Marshall P. bmith Danbury. who:
it.» been spending a few days In South
The Christian industrial Leanne. of
will hold/liter monthly" meeting" Friday
Today the annudl meeting of theatres
Egtff‘; The local council was represent-
'{I‘here will he a special town meeting,
In the Town Hall next Tuesday even-
ing for the purpose of receiving the re-
ports of the selectmen and other town
E. C. Benedict will give a musical
this evening. at his palatial home in
Greenwich Mrs. Catherine Fl a. who
at present h residing In Nor II: will
sing, and Miss Sally 'Bctts will be the
on a fishing excursion on the yacht
4 _
Every car now runs as is: es Meadow
is now entirely. abandoned for the fall
and rinter. The Polntl assuming its
onus winter aspen w“ o "
and‘ 'Tom" are in session “as:
ed, marked. and Is ready for sale.
This season its». is a noticeable
mrmm deletes-patterns. mm
comprarmmmmbwerl
handppnle WIMMDIIW or small
figured centeraisye may.
The Arabian curtains of oriental de-
fibrous Thriller» Fame cur
mills din distinctive Modems
“I”? " inflation Scotch
ashill,m AllIgltilllalsllsncs.
eels. In. ruined hohbi
my.” 1, .. .
"dilemma Ali-1% . Till!”-
l on ” if ' =
disdain .
use» stmeabtlg‘pa ‘ .
all: at rles our! “in? .._ ,
Blast?
Nine stllrlss still.»
Trys-nty styles at.“ 3:3: ,
Twenty. five simmers. 60.
, Thenty htylea at 8| pair: .
‘ Meow-Mel stylisalut Cl. Iltlxpalr.
Twelve styles at Milo pair
And nearly -a hundred patterns at
Third neon. tails elevator.
Danna @0000 “MIA“.
Hamlin—«mom mania one
soft quality. in the light and dark
only .ttvolve piecasdorlthe price
.. Q. l. u. x, 756 yard.
Cultist—Mined suiting in the WI":
ionablo combinations of color. 42 Inch:
Mkaisle. reacm v .
ecHoot palaces. “ ,
‘ Gowns for ‘school“‘lriris"ln neuter
variety and of more attractiveness
than ever before Girls (big and little)
are to have the attention they deserve;
to be as well provided for as their
mammals and arownup sisters. j
These dresses are (w believe) the
certs that girls like Hoot. let us
know“ Girls and their mdmmes may
(it they will) help us much by criticis-
llCheck and plaid dresses trimmed
with braid. $1.50.
Blue flannel dresses with wide re-
vest and epslllcta. 82. 86.
Blue dresses with deep collar front
corded and finished with braid :3
Those styles and others in sizes for
girls of 5 to 14.
Second floor. V . V
THE comm
DRY GOODS co.
_ Brldi'éport.
m
The Proper Time
IS NOW.
The Proper VMlln
Jacob. A. Rudder.
33 some my meal:
0mm: 11.: mayo 51'.
l w—w
'Y‘J. TV ;wrr.l.;
shire d islen. hut becoming alarmed
short it H it several or his“;
sistllnts left immediately for Lentil
to find the men. They wm tuna d pd:
fore noon and the sherii't then dlIcOVellu
ed that someone had unwittingly put
him on the wrong track. for they were
strangers in this part of the country,
on returned to this
city to lop); for a new plus. The sheriff
was submit; more and more convince
out lithnt there .W*;3
the keepers ti: t “the men hhad escaped
through the chapel.
the jail. he questioned everyone closely,l
and then instituted a thorough search
of the building
At about 6: so oclock last evsnind
while several of the keepers were assist-— ‘
cliff in the search. one of the
. prisoneruound the missing man an
and not the a
filmmaker“ rim ppimmmnlqus .
29%” Willis is new among the Ann . 3“ mflfinhul‘!‘ M
When he reached
Seven ll sissy ‘
Fifteen gtyldsߣ I}. I
50¢.thcssast‘lrw. .
lit-300d behavior.
“dined to serve out his
nie similar punishment
will probably be meted out to Cook
They will be closely watched and fur-
ther stains te‘filchapedleven If they at-
te ‘em. w ar reVsu tV success-
es wide-.ilve,p_attorns, The yard. fill-Im- . _ . y
, The attempt is regarded as one of the
boldest and most carefully planned thdt
was ever made at the tail.
that the men were able to lie In hiding
all day Is evidence that they had hit
upon a novel plan for circumventing
the authorities.
John Tanner will be remembered as
the youth. who escaped from the Nor-
walk lockup two years ago. with Want
Phillips. also arrested for burglary
The latter was never captured, but
Tanner. alter wandering about the
country. as long as he wished, was
caught and sent to is“.
OYSTERMEN BEGIN WORK.
shnde5.faynl‘od. for fall and wintorz.
Results of First Day’ a Operations Very
oystenncn yesterday cont
manned work on the natural beds oil
Brldmmrt-andflast night they were
hilhl!.olated with results.
fleet was scanned to operations and it
is estimated that staleeat 10.000 bush-
els was the a‘t‘gregate of the first
day's catch. The seed II of a good
The market opens good and prices
are somewhat better than was expect
ed. although not as good as they were
two yehrs ace, ’80 for the buyers are
mostly from Greenporti but in a short
time they will begin to arrive from
other places, and than the prices may
. .V At present the rate is from
20 so: all costs perwhuellel.’
MOUHNING OF RED MEN.
The grand section: of Connecticut
has Issued to all lodges of Red lieu the
following proclamation
, Whereas Our nation has suffered a
breavemen‘t in the. death of our late
honored and beloved President Wll
lisp: McKinley which has cast all of
TODOITIS
-'*?
avenue yesterdar. and as a solicit about
. 7:—
minus
no quarts of milk was spilled. and
jured, but the wagon was sprung eons
sidersbly. The ear llsr’cnargc of
Motormt‘fffliibertlflv u and Conduc-a ' “mm“ ”m“ °“" "° "m '“‘
hammer throwers to MW it”. .
man to represent themm In the genres “
. with'OR'fol'd and Wm Harvard
'3 Latest designsVof the manufac-
h‘ lurll‘. .
.. any old house.
Work cum-nus.
' Prices the Lowest.
Estimates made without charge.
hwtluomhmttrfi!‘
\ IN I‘. ~_ km
l
We hive on dahlbitlen a full stock .
of emanates You ‘shouid
have one of these dnrlna
. . . "the chilly tall days.
our citizens into mourning and gloom
The effect of which will ever remain.
Whereas William McKinley was la
most distinguished clue!ll of the lmprov
ed Order of Red
areas. by the death of William
McKinley the chiefs of tho improved
Order of Red Men have lost not only
the chic! magistrate or the nation
y‘tllelr- abundance” are
bound .to support. but alspaebief who
in his Villa. was the
I
a;
. the profit council of
1 . use s3 tribes can.
them council of
the sales are hereby ordered ans
I
file tr bsl do: and the-t
“133333333323” '““"
”0th seal of the
yproe lactation
Prompt Attention. 4,“
street: William omit. u. out.
slab-um
Wlti.‘ Isms an lull“
VuMMmmn
ladies Harbor. our Greenwich. Ina
,saislssmlrsn _
Wis
. laughs»- novel at smell in
,;. brightened!» slut Women.
Polish Woman's Devotion to Her vat
' an ill. on: Faullpqiopfi Near-
ly Coat llcr Mfliyh’ i. -
hats nor may. I;
cuss-u.- it
According" to the Laflaflc fill.) nerv'
respondent o”! tha’fiblaage Ghrenlsio
the fieed'althaeilsvo may prevailed
Mill” V1955“! oh that town hive
brought out a multitude oi incidents
and stories that are coming to light
as the waters recede. One of the
sources of these storiev—snd the one
drom which the best of them cums—-
Is the little suburban village of Strata
burg. in this town 25 families were
driven from home in the night the
rush of water cutting their limelel .
preparation down to several minutesl
leasithansu «arts: at an hour.
The remarkable things that people
at the village did when the Ice water
W are t into their homes so fast. that
a bed in an unoccupied cell In the lower p
’ tier. in the darkest part of the building.
» He informed the wards of blai
cry. and Tanner and Cook were u octe-
. monlously hauled out from their hiding
The knife with which they had envied
the bars of their cells was found with
' than: and promptly connscsted. Marks
which they had made on the bars at the r
, littld nuarll room were also found. They
all. "resell the malls with the evident
intention ‘of saving through the bars at
thd' pest opportunity that came to them
testable: it: that way.
be men had not-hing to say for
thsiimms in blot they refused to talk
at all. and were put in the dark cell or
dungeomm in; ethe Rlower part of
1gbhei‘m will tilts?
' ‘ full term. and
there was short escape in many ln~
stances are totally incredible to the
chief actors In the affair. But the pe
licemen who scanned the lifeboat: and
others who assisted in the rescue
work now tell strange stories of the
peculiar antics of the people taken
tram their flooded homes. ..-
nil-s. Kranzkslcwskl was mentioned
in the reporta as rescued with (lilti-
lllty. Devotion kill a tamlly- cnt and
an “old-clock : were the reasons . "tor
that. When awakened by the crash-
lng of ice against the house Mrs.
Krunzkelows‘ld toun’d that her floor
was covered With several inches of
waters and splashed hurriedly into
some clothingl‘and began a collection
of precious this“ to take out will:
her. The water rose too fast and
she was driven upstairs. , »
The baseman were meanwhile call
log her to hurry out. She heard the
family. clockiticklng as she started
to go upstairs. The familiar sound.
was too much. Back through the
four feet of Water she want to return
with the. 1: under her arm. Then
the old oati‘ but had crawled away up
in the rattan called to her and. it
TOPPLED THE CHIMNEY OFF.
took some more tune to coax him
down. In the end lira Krunzkeiokski
was dragged down from an upper
window through much water. But
she saved the cat and the clock.
The tamily of James Taylor lived
in a little wooden house near the
height of flood mark. They had the
some experience as did the rest 0!
the sufferers who were awakened by
the doc and water. Two children were
dressed and ready to go out when Mrs
Taylor was struck with an idea.
She thought that. the. house- would
float if its heavy. furniture could be
moved out. Three seconds later till-
stove, a box of coal and a lot of cock
lug utensils went out. of the back
door. Then she reached..the root .In
some manner and toppled the chlm
any on. With the rising of .the we-
ters the family“ was driven out, but
the home at the Taylor's: did neat and
aloe fortunately waited shoreward as,
the waters rose. Now the bdusc Is
far away. from home, but its mistress
has two his bags of carpet; regs that
rue untorl ed by the meter.
Rescues of unimportant objects of
household use are numerous. One
woman .brought out. her baby in one
arm and a coal scuttle full of bread
on the pther. Another woman an
poured to the paintball with a has-
ket lull of We bottles and a
rolling pin. a II. a or s a
hip housekeeper.“ aniplé worn
nudged herself In a house gown than
WM node for a tall daughter of
tender years» 8h- ,hronaht team has
RWIIMIM of old ctevoplps and. a
“MIDI“. >
. ii curious mode oi saving live m'm
lives lathe . valley of ill. Emeline-z;
V fiber. cw” V over-
him to mg“ an '
twovaiaable am. a new
a“ mumnmw
m.
monument arith- timbers
when“... heroines»- ~ .
”adopted winner} Bolas... who‘s
Wide awake to your boat buying interact» ;. '
SGHOQL STOCKINGS FOR
GIRLS AND BOYS. V
These are the right_V wearing. right
washing kindsof stockings. It doesnft
:IMI' “Milli, the flimsy sorts.- ,
stockings should be made to want.
You ll llnd economy
these lots .
Children's that black hose, double
knees. me pair; 3 ore. for 35c. ,
Children' s heavy school hose, 12%c a
pair; 2 tor 25c. . ..
A special line of heavy hose. sites 8. .
to Ill in.. 19s; very good value at 250.
Misses superior quality two thread
best cotton. line ribbed
Hprmsderf black. 25:: pair.
MEDIUM WEIGHT UNDERWEAR
sea into me woman.
The changing time is at hand. the,
equipment is here complete.
choose new you choose when the size
range and the price range are most
complete.
Ladies' long and short sleeve vests,»
medium weight high and6 claw neck;
8066 value at
Ladlcs' bled
F muteveusluo
l. Xeu'll Mill . muchmsti“
In buying from
shorts, 7:: ya.
is complete. all colors and styled
yd- . .
‘ blue. greys. or browns, 100 yd.
V in all new shades and stripes;‘V ripen .
_or polka dots. lziéc. , .
‘ CANTON BVLA'NKm AND
~ class not feel out of place “ ml“ .
nights. Can show ysssomcexesuspt‘
values in them bed coverings .mtpe
or are)! demet flannel plan guarantees
size, with
mottled. extra quality, use you i
. l‘i‘alu weight fismtorta in light,
In w‘e‘lm vests. da
Mans medium we lght underwoar.‘
gray and white. all sizes. 50c. .
blen’ a medium weight all wool shirts:
and drovers, 81 and 31.25 each
good quality trillion}
mill-ell ”minimums ell
backs. bills, of settw tensile
oursloek or fishbowl Gar tilts! ‘
Plain Cinderella cloths impala.
New line of ilsnneiette walhtcietbs.
COMFOVR'l'O FOR [ALL
A light weight blanket
vfrlmls colored bordel's
Canton h shots. in grey, br
.r '
patterns fipla n backs or ii dd
Downy comforts, coverings ‘o iiiV
Everybody for many years has en-
tertained the-Idea that In the year in
which presidential elections occurred
that there was always a large supply
of apples Vthrbufihout“ ‘the‘ United
Well, this year there is no
presidential election. but as a sort of
demonstration oi the truth of the
above adage‘there (localnot seem to be
Those who have kept
track of the adage say that they find
that this year then: are but very few
apples That is true of the state of
Connecticut, and also of the state of
New York.
In central and western New York
state and especially in those counties
bordering on Lake Ontario. there are
zenerally many apples But this year
the weather has not been favorable
Some of the orchards In
Wayne Ontario and Monroe counties
in that state have sometimes fumlshcll
thousands of barrels of delicious no
pics. which have been sent by fast
freight to New York and from thence
by steamer to Great Britain and oth-
er portions of Europe this year have
not more than one,- third or perhaps a
half a crop. The same In true of the
orchards In eastern Ohio Michigan
and iodine. and in the contiguous ter
rltory. But out in Colorado and Kan-
sas and In some portions of Nebraska
there Is quite a large number of apples'
and those who are so lunkraado own
thriving orchards of Ionics in that lo-
cality may thank their stars. A large
and well known fruit dealer In New
Londlm said I
was visited
totes.
many apples.
for apples.
are some places
Judggflo
-’Oo.. administr
tnte to' have the e
solvent. This _stsp has been taken on
the advlde‘of'tn e company's counsel
on account of ths" claims nude against
the estate by George W. Smith and he
(3.1mm. Smith
claims 6:56.000. m he so ya! he
I III Mr. Gilmall's interests.
under wants 615.000 for services
ranged“ til; dfimiifionalrcot.
n as y set a
day 'for the hearing. No contest is
“mud and the
and“! ”fit.
3‘»th
Ill!
sol-louse. m
visitors shrimp
ice .-
umuummuuuu
APPLES AHH SCAHCE.
Crop this Year is'Bound to Bring a
I nant gaze at him. and We
; .‘ ".Yeaterudayl
Massachusetts, one still! that he” had
some very line orchards that he want
ed me to visit. 1 have heard that their
in Massachusetts
where the apple crop ls line. But ap
plea are not going to be what we would '
naturally call cheap this season. " The
price of apples In said to be from $2. 76
a barrel to $4. 26, according to quantl
ty and quality.
APPLICATION FILED.
M 4. . .. » l
labs la Asked to Declare Gli-
an Estate Insolvent. -
AI Inhibition lass been 'llled la the
probate court b that Bridgeport True't
the Guinea “es-
id declared in
”home
insistent of two
auIVrs into the
basem- difference
lonastowileslleuldbsae,
unwell-lesions". ‘
. . adsttorv Is unsatisfactory .
, it Mil probable scoop
. superior court.»
: , the VeststsV wales
1.1":
THOU SHAL‘i' NOT new...
England In conducting one was.
least In which she will enjoy. the
pathy of decent people the' world?
That is a war against the apt
it
The state of Engll pl:
meat on this subject ls llustr ,.
recent Incident which Was "
of sufficient Importance to W s-
this country. On acrowded . .
returning from Hampton count; _
don one of the ”scanners—«pp _ ”
mediately a score ofpeo
him directed their disgusts add
mumbling an humble apology. raj
ed to another part of the boat,
cago Chronicle. .
How's rl-psl «
We offer Que Hundred DoiV
ward for any case of Oatarrh teal:
not be cured by Hall' I Catami‘
F. J. CHENEY it 00. {I‘I'
We, the undersigned, hang
3. Cheney for the last 15
believe him perfectly bone ,«
business transactions and fl ‘ ,
able to carry out any oblige. “ " '
by their firm. -
WEST & TRUAX,‘ Whol
gista. Toledo O.‘
WALDING. KlNN-AN & '
Whales le Draggists Tolell
Hall' s starrh are is taken
nally, acting directly upon flair
and mucous surfaces of the ’
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all
giets. Testimonials free '
"Did you see Broadway V
were in New York!"-as
er' s wire of her husband on ill m“
“Oh. m.” was a rep:
"acroaa‘it the Isst‘ 716'“th '
. ITOQD nu
E. B. Monday. a we;
Tex" once feel 1*
says: "hiyb her was "
malarial rover .ssd lsun
suaded hiln totry Electric ‘
was soon much better. .
use their use until he was
ed 1 am sure Electricifi .
his life." Thirremedy mole.
kills disease ms and. »
blood; aid! Motion, '
kidneys and bowels? cures
ti all sin, sis shines a
polluta- “flitsogltym
W n We
ter's. South News": and
ltlus' drua store. Norwalk
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