Y, JULY 28, I903. ”‘94:“: sets Ii": 14. II o 5:13 a. no: 49 p. m. torso commufigfihno I6; ,ould be addmpod to The 6mm! letters he: dull-iii. lo n mokos the sensi- ou that oil conned goods9 on at the time of can- 9Koornoy. the ‘fSand Lots" s’ t Irritated tho public eye years. He has, it appears, irritating in the San Francisco dud making money. But his til boots for the laboring Why is it," he asked in u 9on9 .1039 last week, “that orks six hours a any and a ?9 Truly. tho man should ‘ and the horse in the last fiscal year ltaly led umber at its people coming ohntry. Including Sicily and oly sent 178,375 persons. usury was second with 1791 Russia, including Finland ' 107, 347. ireland- sent . in. decrease OYBI‘ the 9 9Iyo9nr (I! 1,423. The total otio immigrants was 22. Slot; 3 ,078 due entirely unibertconiiiig from ‘of ’the tenth I-on- of of Georgin have evolved political platform for Thom to stand upon They thnmendments to the fed titutio'n and the withdrawal uiiot from thehands ot the States who are not or the An- I: ruco,..for they declare for t- moo alone. in trance companies of this ‘ill lose little or nothing from intone disaster. A company ago hgél most of tho compar- ‘w isks in St. Pierre The sons lsks in that town were éshwmpnnies, but the oil a olause exempting pan ones from responsibilities son from earthquakes and vol- 9890 :I’tlitiy" Twill l0so nothing. it firs inflironce companies get - lararshmetimes but they I: this event. ‘ film ‘Annusio the distinguished , has been receiving dnr leupmonths so many re 9M autograph from collect- llc that he is hunhlo Witi any such requests in (helium! at Bologna where. 9 lfih hotice may now ho OM99N ARE DOING ‘1 W ‘ ‘ within“ to get a raglan as Saint; The driving costume it deals Thoy are to be had in bi .apcnrl e duck sklr urge Ih‘i‘c‘h to most red 9 ed them for Bubél‘ai their place tho cool ‘ n‘ this snmmdr‘foi" ‘ I9 trio is the fur, and sIgtiWilu with which it is of gauge. lace, chif- e is no suggestion of 6 These' wraps will out wintér linen neatly stitched a stylish and poms on suit for general use " heavily stitched. even my. who‘re dye rows are Iii ‘ mcrly of NoIIvnlk. is stopping III the in Brooklim. MI roots! of the Fourteenth . merit of‘ this country bythat “ 3o. nov‘ol method of ' liars stylishly said I a bury. Robert H Mo In Now um... Captain ire Stevens‘is ill at his homo In Meadow I: trust. Rev. J H O‘DonneilofNorwulkis in Now Haven today (looms helium. of Danhury. Is vis- iting friends in Norwnik. .I-Mrs WIIIInIu It. Swords‘ left town on Saturday for Ridkofleld. 'l‘bo Misses Wslch, at New Haven. are stopping at the Clifford. Miss Tina M. (lunch is sponding a month at Rod Book New Jersey. . Mrs. Calvin Purdy, of Seymour S9399“ is spending the any in New York I: y . George Butts formerly of Norwalk. siting friends now of Brooklyn. spent Sunday in town. Dennis Corman. of Bethel spent Sunday with friends in South Nor- Walk. Edward Molloy, of Ceinrd Place spent Sunday with his uncle in New Haven 9 9 , A. E. Fraser. of South Nonaik, spent yesterday with friends in New Canaan. Captain Strickland, of New York, was a guest at the Mahackemo, over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard 1‘ Smith. of Bridgeport spent Sunday with friends in town. Miss Kate 0’ Connell of Union street is spending a few days with friends in Dhnbuljy‘ Miss Céorgin Clinton of Lowe street. has gone to New Haven for a visit with relatives. Miss Minnie Mend, of Seymour street is one ding the day in New York city g F. G. Ilobhm of New YoIk oily. for- Muhuch‘omo. . Misses Gertie and Sadie Colemon of High shoot, are the guests of friends (‘hnrlp‘s E Jennings and son Tracy. ofIWentI street ‘will sail tomorrow for .I trip to Europe. Edward Montgomery. of Norwnlk spent Saturday afternoon and evening in New York city . Frlink Signer, night clerk nt the Mahackemo. spent yesterday with friends in linubury. George Raymond Jr.. oiork in the Juntrnl Notional Bank, started today on his annual vocation. Miss Hattie Clark. of Elmwood ow» one. has gone to New Milford for a week' as stay with friends. Miss May Q. Smith. bookkeeper lni imwton’s South Norwalk store, is en- joylng a wsek’s vacation. Sterling it. Hamilton of The Even- A. J Collins spent untidy in Dsn~ ‘ .nt the Clifford. so i as ‘ karat Lsno deploying a tow days' outing In New Y rlI city. Mrs Matthew noun. or New York, to II guest of Mrs. Eliknboth Donnoiiy, of sIIlII‘Iol street. Norwoik Charles Grumman nod family. or 'I‘sylor avenue. were ghosts over Sun» day. of friends in Dunbury y. ‘ is entertaining his cousin. Miss Kath- ryn Lockwood of New Coupon. J. W. O'Houru. of tho Norwalk Boo. ton store force. began this morning II two weeks“ vocation from duty. I Mrs M. .‘l. Conch and Miss Couch. have been guests at the Ferris Cottage Della lsiuud during the past week. Charles E. Molkin. of Brooklyn. spent the Sabbath at the horns of his parents in North nvonns. Norwnlk. Mr and Mrs. F E. Spuuldlng, 0f West avenue, leave tomorrow for It visit with relatIVGs in West Haven. Mrs. l’o‘nrl English, of Ilnni'ord place nind her brother Joseph Howe. spout Sunday at tholr homo in Rldgcflold. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Avery of South Norwolk have boon snjoylng :1 week at Hnnford Avorys T New Canaan. Misses Marie and rgarst Manlou. of Bethe], were guests of Hugh Dur— arm. of South Main street. over Sun— ‘ay. Miss Bernice Burton. Who has been the guests of Mrs. C. S. Trowbridge.. has returned to her home in Waters bury. Miss Elizabeth Powers is enjoying a vacation from her duties on clerk in Hislop’ s, at New York city and live. Bosch. Miss Agnes Hnnlon, of NorWnlk. has been enjoying her vocntion‘ with nor sistor Mrs. Gilbert F‘. Stevens in New Connun IMIs. Milton Peak and son Milton. of New York cit.y are visiting Mrs An- III: A. Puck at her home in Main street Norwnik L M. Monroe, sin. of Now Cnnn'un with his dun tor. Mn? 1.. ‘."(llf‘t‘ll of Norwnlk is v siting for several weeks in Wilton. William and Edward Oils. reins-scut- lng the New York World, ons guests of Charles MncF nddon ot the Clifford. yesterday Mr. and Mrs William B. linholir‘. were in Bridgeport yesterday. attend- ing the bedside of Mr; linhoitz‘s sister. Mrs. Castle. ‘ 9 Misses Gertrude and Florence Bour- diot; ‘of West” avenue. will return to- morrow from a visit with friends in New Cannon. 9 A. J. Hutchinson entertained Mr. and hits. F. S. Lyon, Jr.. and Mrs. A. ll. Swallow. or Waterbury, yesterday. Miss Frances C. Hoyt. typewriter and stenogrnuher for William S. Wil- cox is sprndlnz a week with friends in New York 4:.in Henry l-iutwolksr. of Brooklyn. cums lug Sentinel is enjoying 11. week“ s vncn ion which he will spend with his up Saturday, and spent tho Sabbath Freeman Light. of Elmwood avenue. 9. - rector . crossed the Sound‘ ymtsidny , Hit and Randall Lumber Company. on an A ' so or. of Washington street. are one dips a. week in tintihwaki.‘ tho goo o of their cousin. Miss Mm Wolf fat. I James Finch returned this morning to his duties in Sturtovnnt‘ s stole. after a week's VIII: lion trip. spent in Don— lIuIy, Bothu‘l II New Milford. ‘ oorgo M. Mansfield IoInIorly of South Norwulk Ins stopping at the Summit House, Mount Washington N H. I . Miss Bessie Budding will return to her home in Phillipsburg. N. Y.. tumor. row. after a visit with her hrothI‘Ir, Thomas Bedding. or IIInniord i-‘inco Mr. and Mrs. linlrd and children llcrlhn und 'l‘hopdolo, of llothol were guests of Mr. ah dilr‘s. C. A Tuckor of Main street, N‘OllWltlk 0ch Sunduy Mrs. David M. .Corbott and Miss Bessie M. Corbett uro visiti 3 friends in Ripley N Y near Lake Cl unionism). and will remain until tho last of Au. gust. Miss (hone Elwood has returned to Bridgeport, utter n visit with Miss Minnie Frnnko. or Erorsloy nvenuo Miths‘ Elwood formerly resided in No:- wu Thomas Maiden. of Yonkers N. Y“ who nus boon spdnding a weeks at Black 'islnnd spent yesterday with Mir]: Sadie Powell Elwood Place, Nor- ws Rev Addison P Foster. of Boston, who preached in tho South Norwnlk Congregational Church yesterday morning. spent yesterday at the Mn— imckcmo. Joseph 0. Milton, ‘0! Poughkeepsie, and Georges. Miller. of Seymour. spent the Sabbath with their mother Mrs Eliza Miller, who is ll9l at her home in Ann street. P 'of G. E. Sttriuln has returned to South Norwnlk after :1 month‘s stay ut his homo in Ponnsylvnuin, and In preparing for the full onk at tho in own Business College. Distiiot Deputy Stcphon J. O‘Brien wont to iiinnbury. yostordny. and in~ stuliod the oflicors of St. Prim II Y. M C. A.9. and tho Young Mrn's ’Frrnpeia nnre Sm 1on oi thot pinro. if R. Bulkloynnd family Frank Von Von Sony and family. Arthur llrnrdiot and family. and s‘svornl others from South Norw'nlk Iinioycd :1 day“ s T‘LCIt‘r utlon at Glen island yesterday Miss Mnhul ”wait of 10 Montgom- ory street. and Miss Cuddle Humming- wny, of Ill Montgbihury street, hove returned to Dnnbmy from :1 two works visit in South Norwulk litmus A. ilynos, of Wntorbury. is nguost of Rev .inmos ll ODonnoII. of St. Mary's Church. Mr. iiyncs is president of the New Haven division of the Ancient Order of III- lII-rninns Charles Williams Charles Hiring-3r. Patrick Mookier and W. Raymond n the sloop “iIin Florence: ‘* and cnioyod n sinmhnkr of (lystol Dov. ThoI return- rd about 9 o‘clock in the evening. . Forest Bunch has returned from a rooms of ‘wceks‘ trip to his home in Virginia and this morning rosumod his duties as in ohizI-epor at the Water street Norwulk office of tho Tlubbell William J sinuous night toionrnpb operator at the South Norw slk station loaves Friday for II tbroe wcoks vncn The East of“ 69TH AVE, 2133:? l& 22o STS., NEW YORK Groceries knees that mosr attract EIery Item guar- anisnd summer qua/Irv or money minnow ' ‘ A (cw Ihings yIu can't 92d elsewhere at these .qume low prices . i At lowest Prices ‘ unnsi your; *II‘ «pious. 3M“ IIIIpIItsiiII113£c999 per pound” p: .IIrcu od ham ITA‘ 5 Ho so.) fincslsu- siéo'n‘ Ion boneless E in t In iiIcaklIIst iiicon, per 1701' 13c no: id uith orders” 319c‘ Doincst IOMAIOYS. ex. choice Jersey Fruit. cans llc. ........... SUCCOTASN. iic., I 01. cms'. tendonf “MA iii A I n We. do: c 9 99 9|!!! E9?! $39M finest nap: Inn dot. musk”... .. 90‘: §T&\GLLSS signs. rim. 9 c go, extra‘ on I) no ,‘ic. do, .mn5n1-00m X ISANS Oneida summit-91.60 _ can He. dor cans I. imported rm tine-Ma 3 IT‘. (931“ T4 ASPAYA‘GTIS, ' cht Californi Irih. can as a‘Cie. Br I: 9 can. 1 or - .9. . rxsrcd ms. J pmnCIo..PcfitI Hmfioz- -.. RiihCll ms. Jacobo “u- pm a con. PT no. ire-Idol. ... moose r .1 Wm. do: I LAGOLI e. Hirsch rats 3m: ms. out. surf rm. 2 Ins; an. 35o. do; ' CalifOInia Cannsd LEMON CLll'lG PE'AGll- BoT'itED YEARS nMI‘h |_ tafioltmncate,‘sxtu RICOT. Columnists luscious fruit: .I'cgm our: luscious Irui hr 3959s. 10. as: regular sic 3-lt. cans "7 v:*‘3.2o w Other". ‘ Canned Meats Cit ICKFJI Richardson a: lion- igno- can 23‘s..I lb. cam..." 40 s ”WHEY. 99mms¢n a: Ito”:- 9 lb. than ...9. .I. ... mil Veéstables at out prices! Floral fi Icstqiuli'v Bony Lima beans and Cram Corn. can 90cc Warwick Brand. 9 ihu very . cit cmne .Ian‘ lilo. ‘Iiol'. tout“ . nit afoot no! blood r23, ~ 41 Vegetables at Cu MAGEDCTMS. Jacques Du 40¢ Inn 9 mr I Brand. SPINACH. Luxury Fund inst qualih. can No. dos. 1 O ASPARAGUS. Remains. extra iargeWhirc Stalks 3 I" an 30: d-Iz. onus ASPARAGDS TIPS. Hickmou. ortrn fancy i lb. so (1. 1 90 tin We. do: tiuns AS litmus Tli’S. DolMome. extn Villa’s-TD. “($91.90 fin! 17c. tins” 0K“. Barnum. best Dwrr 9- titans”; “W: 1.00 D t I'Pnces i MslgliiBOMS. .IacoueI Doors! 59.; c9301?" 3 O (tommunii : Aspirin 9‘? H 9115‘. 2333‘ your. .ou . ‘nusukoous. JscI ucs sum: it . Iii. (folk; no. ION dot. ... .. 0 . O L 210‘ ilROOMS. Jacqui-.5 burns! or. inns; 20659 9mn.23r.t“dox. ... . 91mm muons. c’n‘u’. “ in”: e .45: till Int at Cut Poses! EGGILUMSorGREIEN CHERRIEY golden GAGE. Golden (lair. Gate. II Urn in 5 skim turbo 5' it it: clout fruit: Irregular 39c 39- its. an- lar I zuci per dozen........ Robbins. Nichols. since going to Kentucky, bus 9 first of September . have been identified by employees of , days ago held up and robbed the onion ,9 Stamford Elootrle‘ICompnny. . Reports from the surrounding country . damage is $250 000. ' . iv :50 000 , ed for yours to India: * Mueh stock has been drowned and I their foundations The Erie got one 39 50 9 lion which he will spend in Binnewo- tor. N Y. with his pnrcuis. And visit ins. friends in New York stats Dnr lug his absonco an rxtro operator from ‘ INcw York will fill his place ' Miss Flora Nit hols. formcIly of Nor walk. is sounding; her vocation with “Mr and Mrs George T Boston at Elm . cm INorwuik Miss Nichols isI I‘oaggor in n commercial college at ()w‘ohsborouuh Ky. whom she is meeting with much surcoss. Miss boomuo thoroughly in love with the. South and is anxious to return. Shu expects to resume her Ilutlos about the m...- ROBBED TROLLEY 00. SAFE. Tum Men Arrested on the Bowery Identified. 9 NEW YORK. July 2S.—-'i‘wo men or- rcsbod, in the Bowery on suspicion the troiloy company as the persons who in n sensationsl manner a tow In Port Chester or the New York nod OLOU DBURST DAMAGE WAS 3250.000 n BONNELLSVILLIE N 12. July 23 ~— show that the cl'oudburst of Saturday night nifected nearly 80 square miles of territory. A broad estimate of the in Canisteo township the loss front bridges swept away nod highways washed out is ful- Inous and many forms are utterly ruin- e. The tobacco drop in, the valid-y is under waiter may buildings hsye' been washed oil? 9 ' It will be truck 9 late yesterday ‘ Bafloon Ascensnon l and Parachute DesCent ProfB‘arnell The World Renowned Expert In that hue. Monday; Tuesday Wednesday. lit ternoons This Week RotonPomt - GOLD FOR BERLIN AND PARIS. NEW YORK. July BSw’l‘ho Notional City. Bank will ship :2. 000 000 gold to day imsnrd Freros will ship $1000 .000. it is reported that oibeI engage- ‘monts are being consideIsd The city bank shipmont goes to Berlin and that oi Lazaro F‘reres to Paris. Wallets and Shirts 9 All $2.00 White Lawn Whists, now $1.25. All Fins ,Lawn Walsts. sleeves, that”have been 32.25 to $92.98. now $1.50. ‘ Choice of our entire line of. White Luwn Wolsts,‘ short sleeves, our long now $2.90. 9 Indies’ Wash Skirts, lino linen and white P. ,K.; value up to $4.00, at $2.50. 9 Misses" Silirt‘LWVnists, sizes 12, 14 and 10 yo... $91.00 nod 81.” rognlar prices ‘ ”r. ..,.I at 75c. Rondo-tumor Sarmonts that I... been $3.50 to $5.00 each, “ Night Benson. Corset ‘ cum, etc. Ladles’ Long Kimono Night Gowns, of fine Nainsook, round yoke light blue or pink hemstitcb- ing, a delightfully cool slumber robe for summer wear, regular price 81. 00, at 850; . Lndies’ Fine Nuinsook Corset Covers full front, one piece back. tape all around, two row of fine in- sertion nod lace. also three rows of bending and baby ribbon at neck, value 650, at 47c. Ladios’ Nainsook Drawers with lawn ruffle and three tucks, pink or blue hcmstltchlng, splendid val- ue st 500; this sale. 420. ‘ Children‘s Bummer Hats, of lawn or strnw and lawn combina. tion, values up to $1.25. at 3890. ' Ludies’ WalkingSkirts, Mohair, Cloth and Sicilian, regular price from $6.00 to $7.98, at $4.90. " There wore two cases before Judge Taylor in the South Norwalk side of the Town Court this morning. iirst was thnt of Paul Popp. who was nrrested Saturday night ,by Captain Gladstone for drunkennessybreucb of the poses and assault upon his wife. Mrs. Elizabeth Poop, his wile, is tho person who attempted suicide about two weeks ago and whose life was only saved by the timely arrival of n phy- sician. Popp was fined $25 which he paid i week ago for two weeks. BAKERS iN CONVENTION. CLEVELAND. July 28. -Three hun- drod independent biscuit and cracker linkers were present when the annual convention of the American Cracker and Biscuit Association was called to order tnduv. ‘l‘hooonvention met in cxocutive session matters concerning the development of the trade bcing discussed. TELEPHONE. EY OUR’S STORE. Ti .- AND SAMPLE TRI COLOR SOUPS. I«5:' - : ‘ TOWN coun'r cnsss. The 9 The other cuss was that of John‘ Erickson, nrrcstod for drunkenness n- The case was continued 72 Noylusin‘ St. MANYI DEATHS FROM CHOLERA. ST. PETERSBURG. July 28-Deaths from cholera in Manchurin‘ between My 15 and J uly 23 numbered 100 Rus— ans and 210 Chinese. ‘ CAIRO Egypt luly 28—There Were 35 new cases of cholera and 38 deaths from the disease in this city yesterday. in Moucha ten cases and 21 deaths were reported. Tennessee RoseI99Potatoes. 9 .99 "Finest Creamery Butler, per 1b., 25c Smoked Beef, hall pound, I5c sliced while you are waiting. JoselOff ’s , Tel. call. 138-5. "_ 0 ‘ ' E IN FREE DEMONSTRATION OF THESE FINE GOODS ALL THIS WEEK. COME AND TASTE AND SEE THE PROGRESS MADE OF SUCH GOODS AS YOU NEED TO MAKE LIFE EASY AND PLEASANT. DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY, YOU. THIS WEEK TO TNTRODUCE THIS FINE QUALITY OF SOUPS, WE DIFFER AT 100 CAN: 3 FOR 25c. UNLIKE ORDINARY CANNED SOUPS IT WILL DE HELPFUL AND INTERESTING TO .999; \ I The crop loss is door. 5 r ‘1 dos. boxes Matches . 1 3 in can Apricots or Plums. 2- cans soured mackerel . 3% lbs. host Full- Head nice, '* Monarch Scouting Son . onk ii coitus Borax Soap (nest hunt! soup mods) ‘ ‘
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