. 1, 1' Tomorrow.
"lets 7:10.
a. 01.; 9: 59 p m.
_ communications for
1-l MlddeoThO
’ whither. not desired;
orelll says that her tortil-
ol in the most powerful
c, has written. ‘1 Elie ought to
lug is queer. Mr.',1l1nd,_Mrs‘.‘ J.
aworth‘. of Parsor'is. Kansas,
vlng'Kldr’fg in it buggy. A
l' llghtiling come down and
r, horse. andha bulldog; which
firing the buggy. but did no
the couple who sat between.
, ,, . 11
illustration of the persistence
h the Japanese adhere to
1, ly vocutlpnu is seen in an an
1111 mama... newspaper
celebrated dancing master is
1' cervlce in tumor of the one
”11th annfvcrsary of the death of
11 tor. who was the first of the
‘35, , take 1111 the profession
{incurs that not everything that
" 19vohu1d1 figs touched has
1111511119111 an inquiry before
111111111 State board of tax commis-
e president of tho indlana
pony admitted that Mr. Cleve-
' become a heavy stockholder
once of n. c. Benedict. 111111
.1 Phad'pnm only two dividends
m'1cpmcach,1and that ’Mr.
, it In! complained bittorly of
3 re o‘fihls'lnvestmcut.
is 1.1111111.
Ward “is not a faddist.
'Mlhidég; ”Do.“ y0n1like,.
, 10111311 ”’llrldk" What you like.
the what you like but do 91'
a moderation." When asked ,
ere the secrets of long life Sir
Sold that tho-re wcrc three of
“Th0 first of these." he said.
conservation of energy. the. sec
moderation and the third is syn ,
greatest. of the three is the
n "of energy. And you
worry: That is all "
physician to
His
United States naval refrigoraf
Glnclér has proved of inostiur
01112 to the 1111.411 and ships on
irregular 'intcr- -
1W8 re 10111111.
and E10 thousands or
and 5:9? 0; otherwise
_ the mafia: beef. pork
3 ' 7,111. amnion to having cilia
(Mir, «1110111011an they
, “11111101111111th to sup‘
to 1801111061110 of the sound
1! .411-«411‘4
ISTIC RURAL SCENE.
—.—-1
”iv .1
Butgrdfi ..3Nedneutay.
cDérmott has presented a
c rural scene in two of the.
1111;111:0101 the Boston
11 11 street side. which
the aground the 11111111.- m
1m. which is to be given
ith and 3311.1111er the (“Dec-
of the Gm
a... is soon clhn
, 1m and is 1153.110
. 11101111111111.1119: poster on his
3‘ unlochlevous broth
, Philip 8er 111m Monday for 11. two 3
chlta' vacation.
‘ of hcr'aunt in Norwalk.
her aunt Mrs. Emil 00011.0! Danbury.
has returned from 11 visit in Norwalk.
(gun
New York city. is stopping at the n
hackcmo.
been the guest of R. W. Kcoler. in
North Wilton.
Mallnckemo. is spending the day
New York city. ,1
ntrcct.‘ who has been visiting in, Dau-
of Mrs. J, Bcdicnt, in Weston.
1 J1.
' cd. luNorwalk.
1 in- -(‘.eorgetso
1 " Misses Ed
"not! inyflor‘f , f1,
' “Jr; of Boston haw been the guests of;
sodium: of the Catholic Club.’
'5 :1 {11131111135 trip in noun.
..v
kifieflow avenue are elitiértainfig
uh. t oir cousin Miss Katharine ll Sch,
The little. sis
fly’taldng in the $5
Eula Ferris, of Weston. is the guest
Miss Viola P. Volght la the guest of
Miss houlse Reynolds. of Weston.
F. Wright,"ii jewelry salesman
1' Willis Signor 0f lh1nbury.is 11le
Charles Lockwood. of Norwalk, hos ‘
the
in
Lars Johnson. llhdllonist at
Tax Collector and Mrs. Frederick
H. Quintnrd are home from a trip to
Montreal, Canada.
Miss‘Lilllan Powell of lmnard
bury, has returned home.
Mrs. Jennie Dikeman and Miss
Pearl Dikeman, of Norwalk. are guests
Mrs. Abbie Howard. of New York
city. has been the, guest of Mrs. Knto,
Cunningham. of l-‘nirvicw avenue.
Mrs, Henry Colcburn. and daughter.
of Norwalk. have spent several days
with Mrs. James Coley. in Weston.
Henry Monroe. of New Canaan, and
Mrs. Louis Green. of Norwalk. are the
guests of ii. ll. Jackson. in Hurlhutt.
Mrs. Wellington A. 'l‘ollea and sons
Ening and King. of Union Park are
Uniting relatives in Glens Falls N. Y.
' Lawrence Partrlck. of Bridgeport. is
thc guest of his grandparents. Mr and
Mrs. C. M. lowrcnce. of Lowe street.
Mics Lulu Horst, of 76 Spring strect.
went to Newark. New Jersey, poster-1
day. to spend two weeks with her cou-
sins.
The Rev." B Carpenter who has
been cramming in Western New York. 1
for a month will arrive. home this 1211- ,
oping. i
Mrs lbinsdille. of Franklin street. ,
will mom to Yonkers. N. Y. next
week. whore she will resulc with her,
brother
Norwalk. is visiting her aunt. MrsJ"
‘ Ladics' Russet 0nd Black Fine 1'
Kid Oxfords. were $1.00. now
lords, extension soles. were $1.501 ‘
and $2.00, now . ,.
$3.00 Ladies‘ ,
lords, light sole. were $2.50,, guar-
anteed. now ,
69c ‘
Ladics’ rule Black Kid 01:-
980
The Best Make $2.00. $2.50 and
Russet Oxfords. at
980
Ladies’ Fine Patent Kid 0111—
$l.39
$| (98
5
Men’s Black Calif Oxfords, ex-
tension soles. were $2.00, now
1
\,
$125
Men's Tan'and Patent Leather
Hand Sewcd $3.00 Show. new
$1 98
Men 5 Black Call our! Vici Kid
Oxfords. were $3.00, now
Men's Enamel Box Call and
Lounsbury, Mathewson &‘Co.'s,‘ vici Kid Hand sewed Shoes and,
Fine Kid Oxfords. 1902 styles.§
1wcre $3.00. new
, Oxfords. were 53,50,110“!
. $2.48
’ ’ 0e Store
We try each our to give better bargains than before. and by
the rush we have it shows the p11
lug his brother. Frank Signor, ut the 1
Mnbacltomo. '
cs must be low 909 the kind.
1.
8i Washington St, So Norwalk
a” 1
American dictum of excluding dbl-,1
nose immigrontu. 1 Japan is said
be preparing to adopt an exclusion
not And Governor (lulu is gatborlng
data as to the manner in which thin
country has carried out the system of
keeping Chinese from our ports.
111111111111 11111
POPULAR'RREURsmN
Tuesday. Aug. 5
two—Rate of Fara for the Round Trlp,
only $1.50.
Excursion tickets. the number of
which will be strictly limited will be
good only on the special train and date
1111 show and must be purchased bo-
forc tolling the cars, or regular lure
will be collected. Purchase in advance
and avoid disappointment on “11: day
of the excursion.
A Special Express Train, wlth first
class equipment will leave South Nor-
waik B a. m., Wortport 8: 06 a. m-.
southport 8: 15 a. "1.; duo Narragansett
Pier 12 noon.
Number of tickets ntrlctly limited to
avoid overcrowding of train. l'ur-
chase in advance and avoid disappoint
mcut on the day of the excursion. 'i'lck
1113 good going and returning, only on
special train on above date.
Return, Special Train will leave Mar.
raganutt Pier at 4 0.111.
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN 91 "All 1,.
11‘0ng RAILROAD (20..
. 1.6. T. Hempstead.
General Passenger Am.
Nouc E.
.al at
Elm 11 111 Sun
to 0| 0 in Ely avenue orgcnl'aud on cape.
'nution becomes effective
dltlon loot evening, to exterminate 11
pole c'ut, which has recently been crc
ating havoc upon thslr chickens. After
a long and patient vigil, during which
copious draughtu of ardent fluid» ware
imbibed to counteract fumes with
which the evening air in the vicinity
was laden. an Inoffeualvo cut. taking 11
nocturnal rumble, looming upon dlm
horizon. Being mlnta‘ken for the skunk
she was promptly tilled full of buck-
shot and cent to the region where all
good cats go. An i ,vcstlgntion proved
that it won a nelg bor's feline, which
so filled the throe Socialists with dirt-
gust that they promptly retired and
went to bed. After they were clean
ing the sleep of the just there. was a
great clutter of chicken cackling and
commotlon of women folk who éxcited
ly admonished the three Soclallstn to
arms and reorganize the raid upon the
mnruuder They dlcguntedly proclaim
ed that hereafter they would confine
themselves to hunting the “capitalist
columns" and leave pole cats to other
and less unveraed mortals do the
science, of political economy, such
amnll game being beneath the dignity
0.1 mcn engaged in the work of organ
icing a utopia In which skunks and
other cxcrcscnce‘u on the body politic
would be entirely eliminated.
RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.
0-“...-
Pastor Braker'u Resignation t0 Tako
Effect In Three Months.
'l‘hr.1 business meeting of the Stem-
ford llaptlst WChurch to lake final ac
tion on tho resignation of the pastor.
Illcv George Brakcr. Jr. had only a
small attendance; About twentyfive
members of the church were prcsont.
in view of the pastor‘s irrevocable do
clutch to loave Stamford it was voted
to accept his resignation. The resign,
in three
'i'o Tho (‘onucci irut Hallway and
i. igbtlng if 5:11: 211233 and all othcr our
1111111111 1111151111111 in the change of 1c-
fused:
You tire hcrclly pollfim‘. that 111113.111
E 111,111 111’ 11:11:”1011111111 ‘ rwutk 11:1
111 that 121111121: ('71: 11 15.1111.- and no
'11 require a change of the icon-
‘1 of tho I: .111 '1. of 1111111 (locum 11‘ .31 .1:
11111111111 and l 'gnlmg ti'ompum (in
Weapon nvcnuc. in said New "
commcncmg 1111 the» line 111’ that: (.2131
.1.
ll Vermiiyen )6 Montgomery street.
Danbury.
Edgar S. Parker. clerk in Comsioclr’;
Bms' loaves Monday on his annual
vacation which he will spend at Lake ,
\Vaccabuc ‘ '
Dr E R. D'ltojlly, of Elllnbcth. N 1
is tho guest of Attorney .1. '1.‘.l
Walsh. Dr. O‘Rcilly formerly r‘esid
Miss Marguerite ltoecllc of bop ulhi
i
Thc Misses 11.1.1. Ethel and Kath
lrino Grey. of No rwalk are visiting
their grandlather_.Major 1111. Milton,
NW1“ ‘
and May Wicks. of Turytown N. Y.
are guests of Mrs Julia Van Tassel]
of Cre'sccnt Tom. 1 1 ‘1
Mrs. Sawycr. who has hccn the;
guest of her Tutor: 11,11. 11. Plain»;
tell of West or med today 1111
her home in Bath Me.
.Mflllianr Nash; of Elizabeth stroet
a two weeks" vacation which he Willi
spend at Atlantic. City;
Joseph Brown. of Thomaston Conn
11 former Norwalk boy is the guest of
W. F. Tammany who is showing him ’
the. sights of thy; town. . "
Mina Egglestlp‘: 1111] John Egglcstoofi
Mr and Mrs. John Splain of Spring,
91191-110.- several days
Miss Melon Finch of Van 3111111: no.3
nun. East Norwullf'; will spend her ra ',
cation next week and the following;
week in them 1
Charles E Ribbon at Nay“ York. and 1:1
stopping at the 111mm _ on
1
_. .11l
" 1
and Mrs. Alexander 1mm ,1
1
11113.01 Philadelphia Pa. 1.. ,'
flaunts of Mrs.1ChulensniW of
amwmpfinxtheflamonwlbol‘t
.nglumrflhutt, Motown-urn.
{last Kabul: Wrong. of Baden
”amino. Norwalk has "rammed from
., MIMI. 01101-00118 was the guest
.Ma'lck Griffiths. mum. of filial
a“ mom. whommemployodnBW'
1:, WIWEVMK’IMM
111.111. [09
asking
East Norwalk villi leave Monday for1 '1'
D.B.Carey ofwm been},
, Flat Rock. Ridgefield are Miss Jessie ,.
Th .' (Elbert. of Norwulk and Master
‘fimfia 113! N York. 511%,
Ready for“ Easiness.
The Brown Business 11111er 0111111 will in.- opcu for each day from ‘1
p. m. for curollmcnl of slullcutu for 1111- full term. which begins
September ".1 Handsomcly illustrated 1111:1101; and College Journal for the ,
l’msrmtlrc ntudcnts are in mud to 1:111 onrly drill register and
Our rcp
For information address.
07. r»: lszrlnrnur. 1:959
' - South Nor-walk Ct
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' sccurc scats as the attendance will be unusually largo this lull.
“6‘10““ Susie llolce , rcsenlathe will call at your home it 11111 desire.
11
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°DrA H Wrig ht3
NEXT DATE.
hinting Eyes Free of Chang:
WI! Offer for This Visit.
largest optlcal comm tn the
gamma
for to good for this day gals.
W1hm¥mmleft
Mind
119111002311: .mpj..luly 131.
um leave arm on n1
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Parlors d 11111. 11111114111111 livid. from 9 11.111. 11!] p.111.
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PREPARED TO TAKE Ot'tbfififi FOR HIS GLASSES.‘
AUGUST 7
WWW.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
1 Peoplewithmmudmmm troubles are
moiensoaflynmibla. 111mm. Wrightcangtvethmspedal
Wflemme-Mhmmdeyemwredhynn
Wrightteapmoflofmnmtty and worsened Emmi-1:111: givesnn
mmmw his 0311110113: glasses ”filming
MMMWW 1111:1111 matolmosemcan-o
nmmetnmmoflmbmmmmmsp in. number
m 33.00 01.1550: Rtbuczo 1'0 51.00
Owner of the largest optical business in Norwich 11 111311 who nev-
er condo a poor pair of glasses in the ill years he has been in the opti-
cal business mill be at the Finn-110ml; Hotel every Thursday be:
i will give to every person punch
morn the house of 9 a. m. and? 51.1.01 when he will he prepared to
using a pair of my One Dollar Glam. 0 gold filled ("one mule by
This frame has 11 “0'11th
tee to wear 18 years. .310 not miss this opportunin as this of»
When i nay examine eyes free. 1 mean a thorough and memos
cumin-lion of each eye separately and satisfaction guaranteed. Ne
author how much your vision is 1:0 paired or how many oculistn have
given your eyes up. i will maniac to improve your vision. provided
recounted in
. , .1 .
"gmmmflmmuwmm- in the walnut Nathaniel Nam
ml: ' unmmnnanarm
31:21-11an on said nvcnue. and rum-:11
Pent Swamp, so called. in
. .11”,an from the center of said 11:11.1.
, 1111'1' Micro tho mid lritt‘ ks are now in
11.11111 to the southerly side of 5.11511
highum; and a change of the grade
111:? the frnrks of said (cmpnnv fat :11
21111110111120! line of, the 47113 or
walk to the easterly line of the TC
of Norwalk. to the grade (island
for naid highway 111:1 shown by
map and profile of said highway outi
in the office. of the 31211-1 .men of. ‘\
unlit. and that we will hear on 1d Con
, 1 acatlou
.mtion and grade hereinafter pro-1
" 111nm. Six horses ran.
. j sau stakes. of adxsorcrcigns each with
' 2110 sovereigns added for three years
'ISimoon filly. Maher up, finished sec
months. Mr. and Mrs. Broker leave
Stamford in a day or two, on a month's
, The meeting appointed a committee
,to draft ‘11 letter for the Falrficid Conn.
11y Baptist Association. which holds its
lunnual 110111111111 in September. The: res ‘
lgnnlion of Edward" Prior.a deacon.
was acceptor}. and :1 committee was
appointed to draft resolutions express-
11111: the church's appreciation of Mr.
Prior' 5 services.
, CROKER'S VPSILANTI WON.
,1 LONDON, Aug, lrvltichard Croker'u
Ypsilanti won the Chesterfield cup.
1 handicap of toll sovereigns added to a
sweepstakes of H sovereigns each for
three years olds and upward. distance
one mile and a qunrlcr. at Good Wood
today. Osboch ridden by Danny Mall.
er. unwound and Senators came "-
R. B. Siever'u
famous hey filly Sceptre won tbean.
oids distance one mile and 0 half. The
01111.81: horses ran.
' i rt
3111011 111111 A11112‘ out
wMany of tho inhabitant: of the luv
center of seismic diuturbancel since
last Sunday have left for place: out-
side of tho belt The town of 1.011
Alamos lu oltuatod about midway be-
tween Santa Yuan and Sputa Marla,ln1"1
the look narrow volley of the 1.011 All»
men fifteen mud. from the count. it
bus about 300 people. The hon Ala?
mos‘ valley is from one half mile to ‘
one mile wide. The pupulutlon of the
valley is about 800. Therc are no
brick buildingn in the little, village
and the damage than fur ls iimltmi to
the ruin of plaster, collapses of chim-
neys. the breaking of crockery and,
glassware. the falling ol'the wall» of
the Presbyterian church and two store
buildings and the demolluhiug of an
old adobe building which was curious-
ly damaged with the first quake on
‘Suuda night The damage will not
excce, cw 001) in the opinion of con-
sorvativc residents of. the place.
There is not a chimney aloft standing 1
in the town. One rcsldcnce was mov.
cd four inch» and spill. in opposite
corners. Not a building escaped some
injury
Although no morn scram earthquake .
shocks have been experlcnwl here
since 7:80 O'clock laat night, the people
arc still punicmtrickcn. Many of those '
who have not already fled from their
homes are prepared to leave in case thy.
disturbances continue. Dr 11.0.8118-
by. of Santa Marie who was a guest
at the home of D. 1’. Whitney, un-’
doubtedly saved the business section of
the town from a serious fire. When
the earthquake occurred, a lamp was
upset and not fire to the place. With-
out a thought for his safety. Dr. ling—
hy ruched upistalrs and found Mrs.
Whitney vainly fighting the flames and
socmlngly surrounded by them. Draw-
lug her from her place of danger. he
beat out the fire with blankets and
thus saved a life and a large portion of
the bucinless section. Portico from
inmpoc and outlying districts have
reached Los Alamos with stories of
havoc in the hills. A great landslide
carrying down hundreds of tons of
earth occurred near the Borer: ranch.
Themed from Lompoc was buried for
titty feet. A11 for as the eye can reach
from this grade there are spots ludl»
eating where huge boulders wore sent.
thundering down the valley. The oil
Wells around the town of [A11 Alamos
seem not to have suffered. Slow the
beginning of the ,carthquake shocks the
temperature has been most oppressive,
as much heat apparently coming from
the earth as from the sun, which for
tho most part of the time has been
shining brightly.
JUDGE OUBAND WILL ACCEPT.
GRAND BANDS. Mich, August l~
Judge George, H. Durand. of Flint, who
was nominated for governor by the
Democratic state wnvcution in Detroit
in the face of statements by “nilver”
Democrats that be possibly would re-
of Lou Alamou. which has been tho 1 1 A
' - 1105* you have, 1111111111011 change of tho“
lmctjcut Railway and Lighting 1.111111~
puny. and all others interested innald
proposed change of said location and
node. at the office of said Selectmen;
of Namath on the 61h day of August.
Renewing Stock
1902 at ll) o'clock in the foreman. at
nhich time and plan you are nerchy,by1buvlng‘ SlleV Tangleioot
duty which as a good citizen and good
notified to appear and show chose-.1
Fly Paper 4 double Shegls 51:,W m , mm, sh,“ w .1 w,“ 1..
Jilbl dOUbltf va‘ue. imym best 11'. be elected“ Judge Durand
{use tho nomination, announces that
, he will make the race as theDcruocraL
to candidate. Judge Durand said: “I
was not a candidate and did not expect
the nomination. M friends have seen
‘llt to bring me out. however, and new
thatlam in thence, Iamtontay.l
look on the nomination as involving a
1 lot cation and grads of mid 11101111151111.1111
Railway & Lighting Compam should}
JAMES A. BROWN.
. ' WILLIAM H. ltuEll.
Selectmen of Norwalk
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'2 No 1. Ma in St. Tel: ".611.” 138-5.
Sey “‘0 1‘ sStore
QUALITY
not be made has been considered a gold Democrat.
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181111111121. 1.1111133. JOSQIOff, S 1 SAN FRANCIECO. August L—‘l‘be
~0e11 torpedo boat Grampus, built by .
ii the Union iron Worlds was successfully
, launched here last night
can always be lound at this Store. with Good Weight and Measure. 1
, The Fincsl Butter. The Genuine 1m and Mocha Cotter. Fresh Eggs.
Our Teas are of the Final Quality. Evrrything in, the Fruit Line
Fresh each morning. at Prices ConsiSfent for best
‘1 ll willgpay you to visit our Place of Busincss
CE.
3! WASHINGTON STREET
'I’ELEPHOKE. $2.
Evuo a, Leading Grocer.
SOUTH nonwALK, court.
.1
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Mans {Compare PrlceSl Bargams _ ’
ct Groceries. _ 1‘
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