111111111111- «Middle... 15.
W‘lhould be addressed to in:
111 so encpursged over the
1’11; or rode in South Airlcn.th11t
c lied to open a brunch estab-
111,” n :‘ ohsnnssbugh
11111. eve been made that the
bands in lilngland neglect
‘uslo, '1 he bendmnstere, how
rt that the repertory of orig»
1111 music composed for 111111-
ds is ridiculously small, so
lire almost bound to fall
to in works.“
port '11: street light of great 11-
er is the device of the
,.County Council for ice
Lccidents from, London logs
drical tank eighteen inches in
,, 1111 two feet high is charged
11 yvilve gallons of petroleum.
111p nosed air forces vapor from
111111 standplpe provided with
Compiling the torch flares
‘ “ahes to two feet, with 11
housnnd candles.
courthouse at 81111111110111 ‘bousi-
' valuable clock suspended
wail directly opposite the
,‘ne day during 11 session of
re e court 11 particulnrly
ll Cinnamon entered our»
, Removing his 11111,,
L i 319 the bench with the ut-I
L, he proceeded to remove
hthuslncsniike expedition.
'11 clock under one arm and
rider the other. he passed
on longed, every one present
13g him as 11 coolie sent to to
lie clock for the purpose . of
5 it. Severn] days passed and
11k not being returned the mug
. ported ‘tl1e‘deluy to the pub-
L ‘11: department which knew
whatever about it. Neither
nor,» coolle ' has - ever heard of
, . hLlLLo, ‘Ltind the héLnltLh authori
tor taking extraordinary 11111
11111011111111.1111: disease within
to understood the means by
t was darried elsewhere. They
,. hchh carried the
cm? 111111111 Lto'Lpiucc. ThoL ovi-
n which‘this theory is based is
r§.plj?ll,d.¢lllld§l' strict
'1 111111;
house on "which
. gepigLLecu cote. The on.
13th about the house not 1111111»
1111 tile pigeons which flow
ghborhood. it they didn't
disease germs tho nutho‘ri ‘
Li. kno’yv‘ how the fever was
pg on a straw 0111111,
nr‘n shades is rather strik-
‘s fishionable, and coitus"
3
., , smoothie ‘31
nglth'f is‘ constantly d
, who apply to
remedies for ‘v 0118
to “stop eating,
idea 11 day or two light,
uble is relieved ".
nd vegetobieo
on front, arranged
losed as the e‘xlg- 1
Fashion and our eucal-
11.11.11 demand;
,1- Mrs.
.spent last Right at his home
001..
ltlng in Bothel.
M1111. “11111151671 11! Newark is visit at
the home of Edmund Zoloft, In Concord
‘L street.
Rev. G. 111‘. Eubert 11nd fumiiy have
gone to Long island for their annual
vacation. .
J C Faculty, curate of St Mury'sL
Church, was in Dolby. his late home,
yesterday. ,
Percy Keyworth. or New, York city,
spent the Sabbath at his home in
Grovr1 nlreet.‘
E. A. ’l‘odd, 11111113, L. C. Briton Com-
pany, of New Haven. is in toi‘vn to-.
day. on business.
1 Misc Mnud Blockmnn, ol‘ Imoust ave.
due honours-.111 visiting in South Nor.
wuik for 11 week.
Attorney L110 Dnvis hue returned by
trolley from his vacation trip to lion-M
ton and vicinity. ,
Miss Lottie Fitzmcycr. of Meridcn,
is the guest of Mrs. Leno Briggermun,
of Fulrfleld avenue.
William 0. Allen, of New York is
a guest of his brother, CeOrge H Al-
1en,oi North avenue
Arthur Ezekiel. of Mlddlctown has
been'n guest oi relatives at his form
or home in Norwnlk.
Mrs. William Vollmer 111111 son, Wei—
lace, of Union street are visiting
triends in New York city.
Mrs. F. A. Bracken, of Wilton ave-
one is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W.
'1‘. O‘Brien, in New Britain. ,
Miss Marion Starr. who has been the
guest 01‘ Miss Susie Seymour, returned
to her home in Dnnbury today. ,
lilies Ethel Eoymonr, of West Hay
on. is the guest of her cousin, Minn
Susie Seymour, of West street. ,
.l.‘ ‘irving Dibble resumed his duties
as bookkeeper in .1. ll. Ferris's thin,
morning, after a two wcchn‘ vocation.
Miss Gertrude McKcon. of, Frann-
lin avenue 11-1 the guest of her aunt,
M ins Mury Romney, in Yonkers, New
York
. Fre1lerlckC.Frost othw 1111.11.11
in town today, caliinLg 01111111101111 bur—
bers on one of his periodical business
trips. '
Rev George V1111 Alstync oi" B1 idgc
o1','t has been the guest of his son.
(lLLooxge R. V1111 Alstync, in Bnyview
uvcnue
Charles J..M11eruy has returned to
his home in Union avenue, Norwnlk.
oriei several duys' visit with relatives
in Wilton.
Mrs Jo n‘in 1111,111011 111111 11011 William.
of New vii are guests of Mrs Jo
seph Tnmma y at her home in Men-
roe street.
1111.11 Florence Deere, formerly con- .
trnlto soloist at St. Mary 11 Church who
now lesldes in Bridgeport, is visiting
[1111111111 in town today: ‘
Miss Annie Peters, 111' High street
and Miss Nellie Harrington, of South
street. are enjoying a two weeks’ out-
ing in New York city. ,
h‘rb1lex'ick PitZer,‘ now employed nsLL
manager of 11 cigar factory in Stum-
ford spent the Sabbath at his home in
Stuart avenue, Norwalk.
Mrs Churlos Murray and son Nor
men of Union 11ven11e,Noiwnlk re-
iulncd Sunday from a week's visit
pith Icintlvcn in Wilton.‘
Attorney James Mitchell who has
been summering at Shelter island, has
115111111111 his 1111 lies 111. Prof C. A. Lllnr
stioni’e prcphru my school
Charles Murray and daughters, An-
1111 and love, of Union avenue Nor
wuik were gliosts ovc‘r Simdny of
Mrs. Ann 1101111111., 11! Wilton.
iii 1 and Mrs. Wilmot Thornton have
returned to their home in Brooklyn,
after u for: driys'. visit with Mrs. Lend
iiri ggcrmeu. or Felrlleld avenue. ., '
Puu‘i 11.11.111.11 und'AMr -
bimbo in
y us ,kuests
of Fiiirlleld‘
luv, have returned to their.
Niiidscpmt after 11 short an
“ill illt.Mrs Lena Briggerma
nvenue '
,Mrs.J31dson and daughter Leno. and
Pilock, of Muttenwan-n
111d 1.1311110111111511millennium
baseball team throughou‘ the state,
in
Lowndes avenue. He returned to join
gain this morning 1 ._.
m (3 Jesse 11,1111 daughter.
1, 11111111 street, have gone to
New Yorkjor a visit with 1111's. Jessi-1'11
liming, William J 111111119101 Blsch~ 1
11.111.111.111 Bridgeport,f_or1nerl ~
Norwhlk started; yedtsrdey tor
‘ onel L-Wade, who :11 General m...
chief ot‘ stall. will return to Bridge-
. L y ,.r. August ,, ‘il
ere who Neuticto attend
annulment ‘otfl the:£lo
111111111 81111111111111, of 111.111.111.11 vis— ‘
éjutant general:
‘L can ,tlo‘ns.
, , d
Music, and thel
. privilege of enterlllira
prize contest which
gives you 11 chance to .
moire anywhere
FROM $5010 31500
Send 25 cents 11nd you
will receive 12 pieces or
the newest; most popu-
1111 music, besides you:
chance for the prince.
. This offer is made for
advertising purposes,
and will not beheld op
‘ on long
11’ 11 111111111. Publishing 011.
150 Nassau Street, New York.
MR. ABENDROTH COMING HOME.
Will Shortly Embark Upon‘h Long
. Trip From the Philippines.
William Abendroth. son of Mrs
Thomas Village. of Woodward avenue
and bmther of M111.Leemon l3 Tripp,
of South N11rw111k,and 11. Richard Ab
endroth. of 1111111011, who was expected
home from the Philippines some time
ago upon the terminution of his eu-
iistment on hospital steward, 111‘ the
medical, department or the army. but
who remained in the Philippines
taking 11 position in 11 store, has writ‘
ten that he will shortly embark upon
11 long trip which'wlii ‘cnd 111, the Unit:
ed States, 111111 at 11111 home in South
Norwnlk, unless 111111111111ch his plane
on the way 1
The letter. whlrh will be of interest
to runny of the young man’s l’rlcndu
In The Norw nlks won :1 follows:
Snui'iugo 1111111111111 Mnulin P.l
.iuno 16.11102.
1 111111111111 1 would drop home 11 few
111111.11 to 1111 all know that 1 11m in 1.1111111
health 11111] in about 11 work or so will
resign 1111' poulilon bore 111111, in 11.11111.
puny with 11 Mr. Stone 11 gentlemen
who 111111111 here as nurse, go to 1110111.:
141111111, China. From there we expect
to 11111111 11 steamer to London, ling
1111111, 11111Hron1 tl1or11,.comc home.
0111' trip wili'bc 111111111 by way of the
Sim: ennui and will occupy Ll’ortywlivc
nullity darn. it will, be the unme
route I look when l leil New York
111111 (1111111 out here only then 1 did not
stop 111 England.
The (1110111111 in the Philippine is
lands is worse than over and there is
1111 show 11! its nbntomuut until the
rainy season nets in.
1111 about it and the country in general
when 1 get home. ,
Remember me to 1111 my friends.
WILLIAM .ABENDltOTii.
...—......-
CONNECTICUT OFFICER.
Will Wit es: Army Manoeuvres at
01-1 Riley, Kansas.
WASHINGTON. July 29.«~Accoroing
to 111111111111 indications very few, if
11111 or the nationul guard organize
,tioun of the various states Will pariicl
pate in the proposed extensive, mnn‘
neurons of the regular army. at Fort
Ilil11\'.l(nusns the letter pint of Sep-
tenibcr.
ldnrly in July‘Adliitnnt Corbin n1l~
dressed a. letter to the governors of
the various states. cud territories cull- L
111g uttenlion to the: proposed mun»
oeuvere 111111 sliggcutlng‘tho dcsirsblb
ity of the participation therein 01‘ the
national guard. A large number of
replies have been received, but In no
single instance has there been a posi
tive acceptance to pnrtlolpnte.
111111 and Nebraska 1111111 thut the gov-
ernors were absent and that no formal
action had been taken on the invite-
tion. The governor of Iown said that
iho matter was utill'under considera
tion by the state authorities.
Positive (inclinations to uttend were L
received from the governors of the
following named states: Vermont.
New Hiereey Aiubun1s,llllnois,Geor-
gin. New Hampshire Indians, u,Knm
sue, Kentucky, Michigan, Maryland.
Rhone island, Arizona, Washington.
North Dakota, the reason in ouch cnso
_ being stated as lack of funds. Although .
they will not be represented by bodies ‘
oi trucpe, the following named stutes ,
will be‘ represented at the coming 11111.1
nocuvers by- olllcers. generally the ed-
sey,; Indiana, Louisuna. Kansas. Mia»
isouri Maine. Michigan" Msrylund Ar
11101111., Idaho; New Mexico North D11
kota,Penusy1venls and Connecticut.
All the governors heard from com-
mend the scheme.
. 1111111111111 299-11111 British (Lion-
. Marseilles reports that the most
‘ feature of the past year
inability of American cool
i to stay in that market under existing, ,
temporary check or the, "
cal importinvvas caused by ,-
prices ‘11!
‘ date or July
, deye' camp n‘n’d‘ ll
1 will tell you ‘
Mon. .
"Vermont. New Jer- LL‘LLLL
11y, to the M0111-
. 11111
' 1.1.1.1111». ny D, 111111111. Hoglmentn‘
101111111111 11 to J. Bloomer under
issued orders No.
he coining state
11111111111111.1111. 11nd 111,1 follows: 1 ‘
I.‘ in compliant-‘0. with (l 0. No. 2.
it. 11., July 24w11i103,ti10 members at
this 6011111111111 will nuscmbio ut the
111111on nt 15:30 o'clock u. 111‘. Monday,
August I]. 1,902, 28111111191111 for 11121
id duty.
Lucnmpm 1nt duty being order-
ii.
‘ ed by uuthoiit of inwL, every oilicer
111111 enlisted 1111111 will be required to
‘rupoit for duty or furnish reasons of
1111 111111111 uiivo intnrc for absence
iii. A line 11 $11 11 tiny will be 1111-
pound for each unexcused absence
11V Moml1ers,‘1vill provide them.
1111111111 with white mutton gloves, one
pull of white duck trousers. one blue
ilaunoi nhirt. white 1111111111113 collars
and block 111101111. ' The bill of drone
for Monday. 11111111111 11.111111 be kilnhl
11111111111111.(11111111111511 hats, leggings and
blue ilnnncl shirtn.
‘ V. 11101111111111 11111.1 cautioned to avoid
inking any unnecessary articles of
clothing, as only 1.1 Very limited um.
aunt of baggage is rumored Each
1111111111111'1n11y send one small bundle
in the rolnpnny ch‘cst, or one on all
unit case will he allowed to every two
‘mc11.All baggage properly lubeiloo
must be at the armory on or before
ii.i82 “clock a. m., Sunday, August 10.
VI. Uniforms and equipment will
be issued on Friday evening, August
1, 1902 15mm 8 until 10 o'clock.
Vii. A school for Officers. non-
commissioned 1111111111111 11nd privates
will be held at the Armo1y at 8:15
o clock Funny evening. August 1.
1902. , Non-commissioned ofilcern
should study the. Company and Bat
tnlion movemontu‘ both in clone and ex
1111111111 order. niuoL udV‘unce and rear
miurd and outpost, duty in propurllou
for this 11111111111111 members of the
compuuy 11111 urged to be present
VIII
be hold 111 the Arnioiy 111' 8: ‘10‘ p. m.
«in V’lencsduy. August ii, 1902 All
members who have 11111111 absent and
burn 1.1111 been 11111111111111 are hereby, or
«lured to concur before the court 1111111
11111 at this time any member toiling
so to appear will be lined 11111111111 pom
nli‘y unless proof of unavoidable 1111
801100 is furnished the president or the
court n‘mrtlul in advance.
fit. The 111111 111111 before the 1111
1111111 111111111111111111111 will be held on Wed
needny cvm1ing,ol 11:15 o'clbck, Aug
net 11, 111112.
HOW/11ml BLOCMER,
Captain
PRESIDENT HA8 AN OUTING.
()S’I‘LR BAY. July 29~Prcsidcnt
Roosevelt ni‘tcr‘ 1.1111111111111111: business
which had worked 111111 by mull from
Wushinctcu. today loll Socilniore
Hill with Mrs. ltoosmcii for on out
11.1" '1‘11111 will not 111111111 until night.
The Mayflower 1111111111 today for (lur
diners tiny. nour Shelter island.
where she drill mil in several 11 vs
111 target pruriicu‘hbeiorc iolningt‘
North Atlantic honoured. The Sylph.
which in to 111111.11.» . the,“ 1111,11quer
hcrc‘. will start 1’
row to 1111111.: Scooter Thomas C. Plait
111111 Colonel George W. Dunn, chnir
mun of the New j’t'ork Republicnn
Sinto Committee, 3 , '
BaHoon
Ascensnon l
Parachute
V
‘ProfBarneii-i
1111; World Renowned Expert L
In theft hue,
. in l‘ialniicid.
A company court martini will $41
cw L‘l’crk; tumor ‘
lighten no
The Dutch Champion 11.1
American.
HANOVER.
Tournament of the German Cheri‘s As-
sociation met this Morning in the ear
onth lound. being paired as toliows:
Gunnberg vs. Napier; Wolf vs. liar-
iPoplol vs. Gottsohulk; Swiderobl vs
(John: Macon Vs. Levin and Sucking
sHAtklns ‘
“The meeting betWeen Marshall and
JLuLnoski was the special feature of
the session both buying won live gum.
or and lost one to date. Janoskl bud
ploy ceased for the ilrut odiourument
Ancthci 111111111 that was closely watch
ed was the one between Pillsbury and
011n111l,tl1e‘{i11t1'h Champion. The lot
ior- hhs not yet 1111111111311 ,11 defect. but
when his name with the American was
adjourned he had decidedly the worst
of it. FlLv‘c games were finished in
thin moining'n session, Tschigorin
winning from Mieseu. Gottechalk from
Poniel and Gohn {rem Swirls‘rski
while the contests between Guneberg
and Napier and Suchting 11nd Atkins
were drawn.
HIGHWAY CONTRACTS AWARDED.
Highway Quinmlssioner MacDonald
has awarded the contract for mound-
amiz‘lng roads in Manchester to A. C.
Sternberg of West Hartford for $5, 200.
The contract culln‘ for .‘l, .000 linear feet
1111 Main street lit $165 per toot end
.{or 357 feet on South Main street at
$115 per foot.
For the mucudnmizing (11 Stony lllll
road in Windsor the contract has been
awarded to the 11 1111111111111 31:, Com»
puny of Bridgeport for $1,500,11r at the
isle of $1 38 nor 1111111111 foot.
To A 1111117111111 Sons or 11111111101an
has been awarded the conhnct for
11111111an three sectionn of gravel road
The rate per ilncur- foot
is .LLLLllLILLthLL 111111 the contract olnounls to
The town of Norwich has itself ink
on the contract for road building in
Mint town. The 111111111111 of the (-1011
tract is $5’1...00 11nd of this 32. (1.1170 is
for grading and c111vnrts.’l‘l1e 1111111111111
90 cents per linear foot.
ClnssA. X—XcL. No. 111,300
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS to wit:
BE IT RFMEMBERED, ,
'1‘,hut on the twentyncwnth day of
.June,190.‘i, The Banks Low Publishing
1.0111pnnyLoi‘ New York N Y. ,hnth‘
deposited in this Chico the title of 11
BOOK the title of which is in the fol
, lowing words. to wit:
Reports of Cases decided in the Com.
mission or Appenlu of the Suite of New
York from and including a portion of
the decisions of the March Term 1873
to and including 11 portion 11! the 111-
(11110115 of the Junumy Term. 11174
with notes references and index, lly
11. E. Sickicn, Vol 1X.
The Benin-1L Law Publishing Co.,
New York 1902.
' The right whereof it claims as pro
prietor in conformity with the lows of
the United suites respecting Copy;
rights.
01111211 of the Register of Copyrights,
Washington D C
. HERBERT PUTNAM.
Librlurinn oi Congress.
. 1 3
THOWAIJ) SOLliERC.
Register of Copyrights.
11 In renewal for 14 years from July
Written L. S .
Revised .1. W C.
tutored A, F.
Mailed E. F. E.
(Seal)
13‘ 15
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um m
111.1 11111111
July haw-The chess
masters engaged in the International
belden; Marshall vs.Janoek1: Ollund
v11. Pillsbury; Misses v11. Techigorim
much the better of the content when.
of mncndnm, in lo be constructed for ,
11.1L1Lout‘ 38
Wattle 1111511111. .
All our $2.00 White“ Lawn
Whiz-its. now $1.25. , L“
. All Fine Lawn Walets. long
sleeves, that have been $2.25Lto
$2.91. new $1.50. , L
Choice of our entire line 0,13.
White Lawn Waists, short sleeves,
that have been 13.50 to 15.00 ouch.
now 12.90. L .
, Ladies’ ,Wcsh Skirts, lino linen L
nudwhito P. 141., value up to $1.00,
iii $2.501
' Minucs’ Shirt. Wuists, sizes 12,
14 Land idycnre.
$1. 00 and $11.
rcgulnr prices
01'
at).
at 7130.
Recon-towni-
Spermeuts
/
Night 9111111111, Corset
ems, we.
Lediee’ Long Kimono. Night
Gowns, of line Nainsook. round
yoke, light blue or pink hemsutch-
ing a delightfully cool slumber
robe for summer wear, regular
price 31. 00‘, at 85c.
.Lndles’ Fine Nslnsook ‘Ccrset
Covers, full front one piece buck
tape le1 around. two rows or line in»
sertlon and lace, also three rows
of heading and baby ribbon at
neck, value 051:, at 47c
LaLdies' Nainsook Drawers With
lawn ruffle and three tucks: pink
or blue hematitching, splendid vul-
uc at 590; this sale, 421:.
Children‘s Summer Huts, of
lawn or straw. and lawn combina-
tion, values 11p to $1.25, at 380.
Lndics’ Walking Skirts, Mohair.
, Cloth 111111.81cillan, regular price
from $0.00 to $7.98, at $4.90.
MERIDEN MEN oun‘ WORK.
M BRIDEN, July 29~Twenty hnnd
polishel‘s and water rubbers did not 1111
lo work at the Wilcox & White 01.13.211.11 ,
factory, yesterday, and are awaiting
word from headquarters at Chicago to
tell conclusively whether they 3111111
strike or not. They claim that they are
not roully on a strike. but de-
clurc that they will not go back unless
the scale oi! wages is the‘ some as it
was helium they quit, work. They say
that thei hinges have been, cut down
or cent? The company says
that an experimental change in work
has been n1a1le,wl1ich the men agreed
beforehand to give :1 trial, but that the
111cu,hnvc changed their minds.
SEC. CHAMBERLAIN“ ‘ CHEERED.
LONDON. July ilk—«Colonial. Score
tary Chamberlain appeared in the
house of commons this afternoon for
tho. first time since the recent ucci.
dent, in which he was hurt. lie was
greeted with hearty cheering nndvln‘ter
“as warmly congratulated by Sir Hen
ry CampbeliBanncrmnu, 1111111111 loud
or in the house
TELEPLHONfilm
_.._......... ,._... m .....1-~—.m
WW..- W-.. ....
llllLAUVLIELZILN LVNOLLN STLLELlIi/ARD’S LCLUP.
LONDON, July 29 «Mauvezln won '
tho Ste'wnrdL'n cup (or 300 sovereigns,
odds to e. handicap sweepstakes of ten
sovereigns each. for three year oidn
and upwards, distance three- -quarters
of auntie) at Goodwood today. 0‘ Don.
oven ‘Rossa was second and Master
Willie came in third. Twenty three
horses run. ,
Tennessee LRoLse Potatoes
Finest Creamery Butter, per
1b. 25c
Smoked Beef. hail pound, 15c
sliced while you are waiting.
,Joseloff ’s
2.No Main St. Tel. cull. 138.5.
R’S STORE
LAND shunts TR! 001.1111 sour‘sL 111111.11 1.1111011111111101. or L'rnELLsn FINE GOODS 11.1.1. THIS WEEK.
cons AND, 11.131111 AND one run PROGRESS 1111311 or Soon GOODS As you NEED To MAKE 1.11111
EASY AND 111.11.511.71 Door 1' 1113s rmsgcpou'runrrv. 1r WILL BE HELPFUL AND 1N'rsnss'rmo TD
run. :rnis when 1110‘, iNTRODUCE THIS FINE enemy or seeps ws 011111111 .117 10c CAN; 3 son 25c.
11mins onmu‘n‘nv onnuno score 1
, i
It. you want 11111111111
this week only we will sell the Finest Eigin Creamery utter in the Twin Cities at the exceptionally low __
‘ rs a trial. We simply elegant. We are also “
E erybod‘ to. ad ntngs of. our Butter Sale.
“11111.. 11st :1
1 101.com Matches
» 3 1b. can Apricots or 11111111,, L
L . 31% “18.11681:
LL11 stock; " L‘
2 cans Souued Mackerel,
lHe’ud Rice, _
Monarch Scour 3 Soup, cake.
6 cakes Born Soap . 1
.(Best 111111113011 ”1.1.1.11
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