W. ll. Unholts 111111 ’EA‘N E‘s. 5c iwm 1."... aw‘dialiciou‘s FRUITED ICE a cooling ice CREAM SODA "Bubble," to H. C.“ Peiton. ton. Mrs. Elmer st. u—nI-u ‘ George ' pital. are contemplating a week‘s bury Park, N. .I. Raymond Bros. have ”mph he. departure of 11111 1111 these will close on ya establishments and re- ill: The telephone call for the branch ’1.- o walk is No. 44. __.._ t wagon repaired. The Public Market always has good} vegetables and meats. Malaria is worst ln~summer. Dick's Medicine cures. . '1‘, J. Mngncr is headquarters for fire works. See what the ad. says. James Manning entertained n few friends at ping pong. last evening. at his home in lily avenue Tomorrow the ‘Roston Store Iii to have 11 special sale on mostly every- thing. See what is said in the ad. The Bridge Fish Market has just re ceived some hard shell crabs which are selling at twenty-live (punts per dozen. ._ , . . 1 Dr. W. ll. Benn this morning had “ ‘ his large rowbont lo1nul1ed.The (raft looks fine in a coat 'of green and white paint. The game ‘of ball between the bar- tenders of Doubury and Norwulk bury. ' Henry Perry of- Norwalk Wb‘ii'flu been serving in'the United :1» Army in the Philippine lslar‘ m . pected home this month. ’th ”‘1‘; ‘ 7‘71”} The Norwalk lodg on important meeti“ members are red“ Dr.) is 11‘1t scheduled to take place today at Don ‘ idld. wiiatbér tram , hi . 1 Africa -' Hindustan. or from the mus. the no 11111011 merely as private per . to the United States 132w thtirdwn the invi- States special coinmlssioner. is Imtoday cancelling all his engage- The royal euuerrlos are still non at Mr. Reid's residence ‘ "The government con- Mr. 1.1 old a courteous intima- royal carriages would be at onset of the Americans so long remain in London, but Mr. lice oi The Evening Sentinel in N015 detonmined to close up the embassy as quickly as compatl ‘ its will go to the, James Yates is having his deliveryt tor a. short stay and may Mott Scotland. returning to SCOTIIIM. arty in the autumn. So far no concerted action has .been the special" embassies with it expressing their regrets to family each sending condo- ob wp nation. 1 0i “ 1111111111111 of Austria. cart of Belgium and Admiral trendy lett London. “all newts .0! the world in rams received was one “ who is in Berlin. . whi‘c he says the 8111- My niith worm over iviil ‘lhé'r co ‘ the king. . 1idiom bullet e are . been'omeiaiiy ap- on. sciai sins be they Mo- rshlppors. .gnom the. stunnin ”mafia” developments provision dealers, are hit t; Thousands. of pounds of end of the most expensive his very reodgem chimera of the ' sold his cat boat voryseriously ill at the Nomad): Hos- -- Gould Seymour and Leonard F - 111 ession which it created was enhanc- ' ed by the arrival at theipaiace shortly ‘ 111111 been unremitting in nursing her 1 lug administered by inn-11111111111111 .a H i ntr unions or sympathy DOW ,’ 1111111111» , the some, ay ware . put down i main en: eircossmn for the , arish church in the ' tin loss will Catholic. - Non- oniormists Seivdt'loniets and other religious ‘ special pray not the colonial Bran ‘ieh, worshippers. 11 Borneo Fiji, Gen. - oi Roway‘ ~ util- , d the crowds at eausmented continues Quill I?! the early, 11111111 ‘di‘l‘e 511011.80“ --1 a helium bulletin was eliowr tri . kins cassette ‘ oomiortonlo nine and his condition. so far is i (Signed) 1. . \ “’fLREvEBI ‘ ‘.l ‘1 " " AKiNG. ".1 1 H11 ABTOW n TWis Was regarded as being some- whirl more lavdrable 11111! the good im- afterward oi the Duke and Duchess of Acute; who came from Dorchester house to lunch with the royal family. The observers deducted therefrom that, unless the king's condition was 10.11 ly satisi‘aotmy the queen would not have eniertained the visitors for she husband and has hithe stnntly‘ at his bedside. names of visitors wei the palace yesterday. ‘ NEW YORK, June 25+.The following special cable was today received by the New York Medical Jo raai from its London correspondent. hem they con~ sider the highest medic l authority in Great Britain. and is in intimate touch with overytiiinn.r that transpires at the bedside of the king. 1 .gIDNDGN. Juno 25.12 1n ~Th11 kins‘ s idleness is peritypl1l111s., following cold contracted nine days previously. His symptoms became rather acute a week ago. but had subsided. and it was hop- ed that he would go through the corn- nation ceremony Owig’g to a sudden exactoration early on uesday morn- ing. and operation wnis decided upon at 10 o’clock, and the operation was neriormed at noon on Tuesday. by Sir Frederick Trcves,1the anaesthetic be- ito been con- Two thousand (i registered at Healthy Action is easy to have by taking this fatness cld remedy—4‘0 look well and keep well, use ti 1; Beech‘am S Pills Bold Everywhere-411 bore- 100. and use: .. u.._. 1 Mme—".9 .— .. around the caccurn. the pus ovactiated and the cavity drained. There was no resltlon ‘of the bowels, the ncw‘spnper reports that tubing was required to preserve the continuity of the lntes~ time; being entirely misleading. The recovery from the anaesthetic was sat. intact-01y. the patient passed a restless night. succeeded by improvement. his condition being invo1 able on Wednes- day, at noon. “ ‘ TORNADO IN INDIANA. . Ten Peopig Reported ‘to Have Been Killed ”Maxwell. has reached here that a storm equal in force to a tornado struck Greenfield twenty miles east of here this morn- ing doing great damage. Ten people are reported to have been killed at Maxwell. ncar Greenfield. This Is un- confirmed. Physicians have gone from Greenfield to Maxwell. . W , Hewitté-lt's sad about Gruet losing his leg in that railroad accident. Jewett—Yes; it must be a great dis- appointment to him: he was always talking about ‘getting there with both a than others; “11‘ little goes . and more delicious. ‘ ii'aii Found 3100. 1.- i1 u t i ‘ Edward J. Finnegan. Norwaik. .‘Chmlcs L Glover. Norwalh. Heal-y Matheis. Ndrwaik. George 0thame. Nomaik. New York Grocerleou Nor-walk. William Bronson liust Nonvnlk. Morris Epstein, East Norwaik. R. Joseiovsky ii: Co‘i. East Norwaik S C Y LON TEA , A [ESSON IN ECONOMY. White Rose Ceylon Tea being much stronger FOR SALE BY AND LEADING/GROCERS Everywhere tee u a long way' ——less expensibe TrialSi-zsé 11.00. Conrad Becker, South Norwnlk. Charles Fiedlér, Soutin orwnik. Bernard Hirshfleld. Sou Norwalk. Morris Navlasky, Sout'fi Norwallt. . New York Grocery 00,33. NDI'WilIk. August Rootteoher, South Norwslk. iiteegmuller Bron, South Norwaik. l1". 1.. Gregory, Cranbury. ’FAINFI‘ELD COUNTY NATIONAL -‘ BANK, . mormaroms. June 25.——A report ' . Building Town of Norwalk ’ June, A. l). 1902. ‘111v1DEND Norwsiit. Conn.,J11ne 25 1902. The Board of Directors have this1 day declared a semiannual dividend or three (3) per cent. 110111 the ceramic or the past six months. payable on and 1‘ after July 1,1902. ‘1 QGRE,EN Cashier. i25 1w THE NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY. Not-walk. June 12. 1902; Interest at the retool three and one. half per cent per unn11n1,tor the (1111- rent. six months will be credited de- positors July 1.1902, and paid to them on an after July 10. Per order of Board of DIrectdrs. ' . GEORGE E. MILLER. ‘ Treasurer. 125 2w ANCHOR LINE . United States Mail Bteameh a Sail from New York Every 8a urdsy «1111.111 vln Iondondcm First Saloon Passage, $50 and upwards Second Saloon, $35.00 and upwards . Third Clue, $26 and upwards HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents. 17 and 19 Broadway, New York JACOB M. 1.11va ‘1 5 ammo sites. do. Nor-walk 555‘”.-. To the Board on County- -Commission ‘ ers of Fair-field County: l. hereby apply for a license to sell Spirituous and intoxicating Liquors Ale, Lager Beer. Rhine Wine and Cl- der. at Lexington avenue. Olijen . My place of business is not located with 200 feet in 11 direct line of a z-bnrth Edition or Public School house. or the promises pertaining thereto or any Post Office. Public Library or cemetery. ‘ Dated at No1wnllr. this 18111 day oi MARK OLIJEN Applicant we, the undersigned electors and taxpayers as defined by law. of the Town of Norwnlk Innohy endorse the application of the above named Mark 0 lien for such license. Dated at Norwalk. this 18th day of lune A D.. 1902. llles Sandor..l. S. McFarland James Paul. Samuel Roodner, Dudley E. Hoyt I" hereby certify that the above named ondorsors are electors and tax payers as defined by law of the town of Norwalk. Dated at Norwaik, this 18th day of June A. D..1902. HERBERT R. SMITH. )18 25 Town Clerk JOSELOPF’S Fancy Early Rose Potatoes, 37c peck Our flutter is no doubt the best to be bought. We receive fresh shippings twice Weekly and will otter: Fancy Creamery Butter, 25c pound. We have just received a new lot of Shoulders, nice and loan. and will sell them at reduced pric Cleaned Currants. #3111113. for 25c1 Jelly Mason qt. 1111. per jar tile. 2 lbs Fig Bar-3.11011! elsewhcre at 15c lb.. for our sale. 25c. We slice Smoked Beef while you are waiting 1 3 cans Assorted soups. 25c. Tel. Call. 13845. 4.. W‘ receive oin'r Bridgewater (ire “ate her whaniyou are anticipating any kind ' resisted that this store has been and always‘wiii he headquarters 101 these goods. of all the good thing‘s that are required to make a pleasant' outing on Butter almost daily. “No bettor\Butter made. " . ‘alw sire and the Finest N tire Berries and Garden Vegetables right here To get the choicest selec- 72 NORTH MAIN STREET. WE WANT YOU of I pic his or shore party. where the novelties of the season We have an endless We have sales all ever the store from day to day. We try and been ' y 11 posted. Tomorrow we will have the smartest reduction in prices of . ey mideéek sale this year. It will be worth your while to some to the ‘ Boston Store Thursday niact it is a? mistake to buy dry goods at any time till you have first visited our store. Descriptions: MOTIONS. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. 250.509, Neck Chains, with Children’s Black Seamless ‘ charm. very pretty-,- sale Ribbed Hose. value 10c, at 7c price, 150 Ladlies' lio’laiu }Iiimk Elena. 1cg- 7 ’ . uar cqun y,u c. 100 yds. Busting (.otton,ngood LadiesI Fancy Striped liose, strong ilnisl1,(i spools, gee regular 12%0 quality \96 Assorted Huh 1*!" Cabinet” , . Ladies 11111111211 snupeu'Veata. all sizes, straight 11nd crimp-11 V neck, short sleeves 980. . 611 81mm 36 code of 2511 goods 12m Patent Leather Belts. worth Lndies' Ribbed Combination 251: du1ing this sale, 100 Suits. made with lace finish "Geneva." Thread. silk sub- pants and sonare BECK. . 19° etitutor‘boo yard spool, white . Lndies‘ Richelieu rib Vests. and black, a spool, 70 square neck a regular 12%0 Lo‘dies' Wash Ties the best quality, 190 I and “Qwegt Neck We" for BOYS, K1169 Pants VBIIIG 350. 253 ‘ su‘mmei - 15c M8111” is Balb1lglgan 5S)hirts, short so . s coves vs as c o 1 DOMEST'CS- :100 Samples of Black Sateen Full size Counterpnnes, value Petticoats .resulur selling :1, 25 73c price, $1.50, $1.75, 81.95, all Ruffled Curtains 500 value; 34c at one DTICB tOIIIOI‘FOW- ~ Axminster and Velvet Rugs, , ‘ READY TO WEAR DEP'T- 221145. 81.50 value, 9gc Misses’ Polka Dot 11111111 Shirts 1 pair Pillow Shams and trimmed with white braid, Scarf to match, 31. 25 value. - regular price title, at 75c 730 set Misses’ White P. K. Skirts. Iiemstitchcd Towels 17c val- with flounce, regular price "9' 2V” we" 1 2125 ii w 1111 Ski ts, 986 . .11 cc 1 sea 11 1n; 1 - KITCHEN DEF T' with full flare fiounce, head 4 burner Oil Stoves. with iron ing oi? fancy stitching, val- tops, 98c ue $3. 98 at ‘ ' $2.90 251: Bleached Toilet Sponges. 911 Ladies Kiltcd Linen Walking ’ 50 pint bottle Household Am Skirts six rows of stitch- moniap « 1 3c ing on bottom, and two "Win 2 qt Glass Water Bottles. .180 of stitching on each plait. the very newest style of To'LET, ART'CLES‘ Walking Skirt, worth $3 911. Colgate's Turkish Bath Soup. 1 3c at $2.90 Mcnncn‘s TulcumPowder. 150 Ladies' Sheer White Lawn Ladies' and Misses' Pocket Shirt Wolsts. two clusters of Books, 2511 quality, 191: tucks- on back and six rows 100 boxes Fine Writing Paper of all over Hamburg loser- and Envelopes. plain and tion on front. tucked cull ruled, value 15c, at "‘ 8c and collar, worth $1.50, at $1.00 1 i 7” NOW IS THE TIME , to sort over your Porch Furniture i2 .011 are interested in articles of this kind you will find here an exhibition worthy of your inspection. Every new idea, every new shape in Willow, Reed and Rattan Chairs, Settecs, Tables stourettes lndlan Stools, Screens, etc and they are priced reasonably fer quick selling. We are also headquarters for Summer Bedroom Furniture White Bedsteads and Dressers White Chairs Light Curtains Light Mat. tings and everything to glue the sum mer cottage a cool and comfortable appearance. Commencing June 17 this store will close at 6 o'clock except Monday and Saturday evenings A J. COLLINS & CO Funeral Directors and Embalmers. 12 to 18 North MalnSt. ‘ South Nor-walk. ”1:7... I Effort! . F be Hundred Pair Wor‘rfen' 5 Patent Kid orfords, worth $2. 50 and fully guaranteed not to crack. light and dressy, to be sold at OLSEN’S SHOE STORE, .‘Washington Street. South Nam-1111.. I The superiority oi! Portland over 6:.- dim cements is well understood. 1111.11 price is new so low that Rosea- 1.. dale cement is, to an ',extent being crowded out. .We handle the "Atlas,” which is conceded to be the best brand on the market. Our sales or this 011-} wont have increased ten- told within. a few years. it you are going to tile cement use "ATLAS" ’ , .3. , 0! course we have the “‘Rosendiile" .1 1 also, and our line of masons‘ building ‘ " materials hm? lion/e. sewer pipe, ens, ‘E‘
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