om Whiniuorou mm.
mo Hotel look,
sows oh“ 3,... co ooh
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Namath and vicinity Genen
ally in!!- tonight and Sunday: Showers
have oesurroadnriug .th ‘pas‘t iii hours
in the upper Mluh'lm'llpi valley and
along the Atlantic coast. The heaviest
rainfall reported was 1.2! inches at Al. I
bony, Turbo high-lat temperature repor:
Ited was 11;! abrhoenix, Arizona. a dis.
turban'ce ls contra! this morning in
the uoper Mississippi valley which will
probably produce showers in this vi:
cinity by Sunday night.
A sister or Reporter 3. R. llamilton,
or TheSemtine’l. is moody ll! of op-
pundit-His, at her home in Bridgeport.
Rev. Charles W. Shelton. of Nor-
walk. will oilielate tomorrow morning.
at the Westport' Congregational
Cbhrcb'.
‘ I—Full line Straws. O’Brien 3.
0 B. Jackson guarantees satisfaction
in glass fitting. if there is any trouble .
withJour eyes it is not amiss to con-
cult him. earl y.
‘ Edward 1.. Millions and family. who
for some time have “been residing in
Cheyenne. Wyoming. have moved to
Denver. Colorado
—Forequmrter Mutton. the 1b.; Fore ,
quarter Lamb V120. Hayeas.
No noes are being held this after-
noon, at the Norwmlt Yacht Club. but
it is probable that some club races will
be sailed next Saturday.
was Public Morket is offering apo-
slain in lamb. Their advertisement ap—
pears in their usual place and is nell~
tilled with interesting lamb news
v—Everything going. everythiuggo
log. at the Removal Sale of Dry Goods
and Kitchenware. at id. 3. smith &.
o ’.s
Thedog that Chief of Police Bradley
shot last Sundmy in Norwalk on oo’tu-
plaigt of covers! of the residents of
Main street, hit three dogs in Wilton
Iall of which have since died iron; the
eases.
~—~Cruh Ytht Caps. O'Brien’a. I
William ll. Guthrie of Silvermine.
yesterday received two crates of choice
pineapples from his tar-in in Boynton.
Florida. The pines are large and of
due flavor and would out the average
pine a in the shade. V I _
The . . Read Comps!!! ore soot:
tag is Adult dwyou batteries cutting
on lawn whonore. men: wear and silk
“ V mitts.» It you will read their adver- ed
tlsoment. are are confident tint their V _
inducements will encourage an early
Dr. t--"Eicl'r"u Itedl euros Malaria.
, ”Hist! Ella Seolleld of Halo street
Namath, who is on a tour of Europe.
writes, Moods that she is enjoying
hermeltI iII Patio: Alias Seoileld baa
mooted through England and Boot
land; The latter country she dmribea
mouse but moot W too much .9:
the miserable weather the party en-
countered in Modern.
‘ ~Priae drawing at ll‘ostor Park
token. niece, this: afternoon about. 4
Handsome Gold Watches. On
Wheat. etc... etc,
On the 4:20 trip to. Roton yesterday
afternoon Motor-man Charles MacPher.
son picked up a dog on his tender. The
dog ran Idlrectlyin from of the car
while rinsing the Standard Oil Works
Mr. MacPheradh quickly applied the.
brake; n'ud let down the tender.» aw
in time to save the animal‘s lite. The
measure, lathe carweromncb ex-
cited and nearly all 'got up in their
watch the quick work.
Special for Todail
' O’nlll
Legs Sbuatzw Lamb
,. bar
ii! ior auroral Week; a
W in
‘I And
I each Saturday except the lost during
, should be greeteri with a urge oongrc
, gallon. .
. for..ovoryhudy the privileges or.
be lb 1
.C. unusual! team
“Greenwich this allot-noun
in that place.
oyt, who has been quite
nicely.
'no each. I. w. Studweli.
I. “ students mooring tor
so at no school of Bmtcseor.Cmrl
ratrom. in Norwa lk is. . son otI
era Knox.
‘Bexlnulng today continuing
August the Norwalk and South Nor-
walkonlcos or the eel ‘ tmen will oloaot
at l Zlo'olook aw
‘ .Slltuoea lily-sand Ear Spe
eialiot from Bridgeport-{Ironwood his
office “frog; the Maine onto ‘l'i‘otel. to
, hat-loot. still
tertalned a few friends Thumlny ev~
chins at their home in Ealrtlbld avo-
nue. Music. foil owed by ogre
made .th wall V
Dr C. .
will occupy m. Mulpi
Not-walla Congregational0 Church to»
morrow morning. Dr Creamer! in an
able exponent of divine truth and
mShoulder Steak. .‘l'z'c. Hnyoa'a.
Professor Arthur D. Russell will
leave neat week tar Princeton. N J..
where he will be interested in the open»
ing of a summer when! in connection
with the Princeton Draper-story luau-
tutor in which he is a partner and head
professor
Pyramid Temple. Nobles of the
Mystic Shrine will hold its ‘ annual
OnllnsI Thursday,I August 9. The
steamer “Johmflyl outer?! will, leave
Bridgeport at. 1.041 a. mating the
members to unshared Bomb .tor the
day. The contingent trom The Nor-
Wallis villi turn out in full force. ‘
-~'t)ur entire stock to be closed out,
before September lat at. any price Ev.
erythins solos. M... S. Smith in Co
Samuel Malhin of Math street No'r.
walk who has been in the Norvailr
Hospital for treatment. has so .far in!»
proved that one day this Week he was
able to go to his home And look over
his garden wblch is his especial pride;
He has returned to the hospital for
further treatment. but expects to be.”
out again in a low (lays. .._
At noon today the entire E' t G
manufaetory closed to allow» the em-
uloyoes their annual vacation of two
Weeks. During this time the com.
pany will install two new boilers and
make several other improvements. it
is probable that the work will require
it little more than two weeks The
employees will be untitled through the
newspapers when worlt is to be resum-
—lleductiou in Straws. O‘Brien.
The annual convention ot the State
l'l'iremens Association is to be held
this year at West linen and the do
Partition! of that. town will not as ll!!!
hosts. The dates are August it and
13 and tglhi; day will! be the 13th»
Born to“ limbo. No. 10 867 w!!!’
, mam” domination! meet! as
next “was“: evening in Hystl'o Chain
Kalb?)
tuber
The Cosmopolitan Alumina an.
nuances tint: it has Mutual tor the
year 1902 the meiosis: Amerieab
rights to H G Wells” luster! and on oil!-
tlouonalikeprivllegelnlm 33?
way of promos to the publication of
bit lWelle’ 'I‘Mcnlr'lud in the linking."
a series at pom that is euro more
cite even wider comment I52!” db!
"Announces". from the some ooh.
the August Cosmopolitan publishes an
interesting biographical sketch. and
character study of Mr. Wells;
relics: )tutton. lit: lb): Less Lamb
16c. Hayeu’a
A; the population or the great cities,
around: the problem of how to secure
‘Iwhloh does not expand it
come a more and more vexing one
Mr. Sylvester Baxter. who no inti—
mainly eunoerned with sew 5 Boy
theme in d
’ worth mm but lalfio.
the expected bit"; 50c sort torIZSC
. worth '75
. 2295c} lid—8'60}!
aahtngtounfleet. Who shorter _- I
will be closed the first meeting in‘ 00»
‘ Prise iii cis. Vper Bushel with-
. one article the” ,
vibe is mails delll
! brie: though I .
foo or or a only“! ‘ ~05 some or
a an odd color to lost on good ll
much better when. for example. 500
Most of the goods are however
right in style and color but lots are
small—few of- Any oils sort.
bummed
'ai'o‘ more a
Shirt waist
plain colors. worth 81 5V to “but sum.
mar in setup”. I I
White lawndrl‘monau, limited or dot
tied in color. $1.25 sort— 7m. .V
mWomen s stools ties, white or colors;
worth 50!}er
Women aI Ihloek' cotton stockings.
worth 12550—3 tor 25!» I I
V85".
set-cover unnamed. but didn’t make
81 sort room. I I
Waista of white i am and ChinaII it,
worth 83 to 88 but their season iii last
pulsing-«v42 I -
Children’s ribbed cotton stockings,
nearly all nines. worth 1W3 for the.
Boys“ unmoved ,
A few title Ones
Kimonos
$2 kind—8
Men' a marina shirts. white or colors.
neo'rly every. also in some pattern.
Ihtcu' a socks. hole and cotton. not or.
ory color is "milet" worth 251: and bile
—12%e
Stock lieu.
white and colors, worth tile—19c
Towels. honeycomb sort. worth is
but a. ritual! lot or leitovern—z for tie.
million towels. 8o. .
Domain]: and hook towels. to clear
up stock—1234c.
White dress goods. worth 9c. not a
great lot—8‘50. ‘
Corsets many varieties worth 500
and 755: but broken sizes—lilo. I,
Plain 35 inch awhlto lawn . war...
".l4;f
(ilrla' and chV‘V l'drena underwaiets
out! corsets: 500 13—260 .
Babies oops the We been rumpled
and mlbiy soiled worth 250 and 390
”100.. V ,
' worth bile and Tbs—25's. .
Corsets. blush and white. worth
750 to $1.,75 but onion! and nearly
all small el'zso— I
Ernie while pique skirts front this
all! End solo were 950—82”.
Bicycling bloomers‘gc of brilliantluo.
were originally 33—750
IA list. gives but small idea of the
variety or value of the continue it a
better to rummage or yourself.
THE ROWLAND
, Bridgeport.
"on ' mu
Coke as Eiiicient, and Very
Much Cheaper than Coal. '
Why born coal at exorbitant prices
when coke will bodice?
3gp... has an abundant supply on
hand at uneconomic price.
"in the City Limits.
canton of coal at present prices.
Mowm “has
- , .I _»A_troll'ey
soars
‘ service at 8:30 this
ea Voterrily on. Here I
stripes. figures and ”
Women s Kbr’so Vesta. vest and chi-I .
' 'Preaebing by the pastor, 7: 30 n. m.
haveboitu’lfioto I
8176 shollaarry e no longer—500. , i
'a alto ligu ed attestis‘
men: hot! women’ s. '
IFIRSTI BAPTIST CHUNG“.
on! about co.
The Connecticut Railway and Light.
One had onebali tons of coke equal ‘
Ki
In iii-.Suudmy
no. roves Peoples moo _
Ion. Iona hour muss. item Job I‘
Blythe. ol' Orient. ll. 1., w!!! preach
oming and evening.
“WALK METHODIST EPISCC-
, I'pal (thereon ”Rev l... K. Moonrw
toe—Morning prayer service st 0:30;
‘,Holy Communion at 10: 35a Sunday
«shoal at :2 on: Epworth League
J. evening service
with sermon. at 7: 80. Music for the
day: Quartotte. ‘0 Saviour of the
World." Sir John Guts: solo for con-
traito. “Come Unto Mm'f Howiey;
Gloria Patri. Williams: anthem.
j“Callest Thou Thus. 0 Master."
II amaze. “My Shepherd is the
E " They er. I‘
use qubu METHODIST aria
coon! Church, corner East avenue
and Rowan street. East Norwalk,
Edward Cunningham. pastor—Saw
rnmont or the Dora's supper sud
Baptism at W 30 9.. 111.; Sunday
school 12 on: Epworth league. 8: 30
in. header. Miss Annie Odell.
Service only one hour long. ,
KNIGHT STRET A. lid. E. CHURCH
—There will be no morning service
f‘Knig‘nt Street Church, by rea-
, son or th'o pastor being oailed‘I to
Greenwioh. to assist Rev. C P. Cole.
his quarterly Meeting. to convene
tho,...timo. But the regular
as service will be in order.
Endeavori meeting; 8'
breaching hi! the Castor. . .
Council. pastors...» Dingo, superin-
, tendent; D. Green. president.
NGREGATIOVNAL. I
QRWALK CONGBEGA-a
Donal—Rev. C C Creagan “D. i). of
New York. will ocular the p'ulpit to-
marrow, thorn! at 10: All o'IolockI.
- BA 1181'.
Dow
.ITolmadxou-Yau, Daren. pastor—
. Prayer service at to a. m. sermon
Amnity The Grounds of Relation
ship; Sunday School at 12 on: B Y.
P. N. meeting at 5: 30 p. in: Thurs-
day night prayer meeting at 7-. is;
No Sunday night service will be held
until the auditorium in in order .
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH CF NOR.
with. corner Butler and Quincy
.strcotI—Rev. D. C Thnmpoooyw
tor—Sunday, li a in. praise prayer
Bible
School; 1 p 12]., Christian...liladét\‘vor
meethig; 8 p m, preaching and
continual weak service
,I. Vi.- nuance. tier. RI. F.
. eo'. rector—Serving tumor
cum
fans! at, 19530: Sunday school at 1:;
iron! Workora‘ meeting at 8:15 led
by Mom Richard Bland; song service
at 7: 15; baptismal service at 7: 80.
IoeauAu amusement...
anew WANGELICAL auction
ChamA. Bmexemim pastor—Ber
I vices every Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock. in tho Swedish Coagrop
,tlohnl Church
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVI'CE.
NEST: Clints‘rlAN SClENCVE SOCIE»
ty Namath—Regular shoddy ser:
vice at the Reading Room. hlaoonie
building. 5!. Wall street. It 3 p on;
testimonial meeting. Wednesday on
suing at .8 p m 110 both services the
public is cordially invited Reading
: day tron: : to .5 tom.
W MlBSVIONE. 5
SOUTH NORWAILK MISSION-rats!)
, lar service team afternoon at
3.!5 unlock. These meetim are
very interesting and full of inspira-
Una.- The) are greatly enjoyed by
‘ come.
oeamu Lumen". .
sr nitrous GERMAN Luminous
coal-sham r. Karenina“.
lug, 1:30 0 block.
, ADVERTISE!) LETTERS. . . -
Following is a list or letters remain
balm tor the wee! ending August
3.1.90.3 , -
" NORWALK.
2" is now in member of the a!
. i Emil .
‘ leuhin mi: ‘
I other countries in the Far East
. More islands for coal.
at 10: 30 a. in. subject “Religious "
, subtler article has been growing stead
, and tied together Allowing an inch
W. on; when opened out.
Room open to th nubile leach reek lotus-ea send in orders thorn sou
all who attend them, come and bring II
a friend with you. Everybody wel- ‘
o! M
Stamford will nm'ch Sunday eren- ,
" trad combines, yesterday _I ..
details. for the «attention had not ‘ ’
lagucalledlorattharoilowiogpoab ”than:
G. I , and
Gardiner Bomb of Broad River. who
:{1 the Unit?“ Sta'
a
site but! Balms“ started .
which will embrace China and am
he returns to the United States he will
man, he: already seen considerable oi
the world on this battleship and new
has the opportunity of seeing a great
deal. more. That ho in tuition full ad-
vantage of this is shown by his letter:
"We left New York tor Naples and
sailed fourteen days, stopping at the
We then con-I
tinned our journey and were seven
dolls at sea during which time the
king. American consul and many other
counts and dukes came about-d to ex:
change greetings with our captain.
I ”We arrived in Naples in due season
and left a few days later for Caste!-
ianore about eighteen miles away
where we remained two weeks. There
we received orders to go to Gibraltar
for coal thence in Southampton. Elm
where the ship was to be put in read!-
noes tor the coronation. After arriv-
ing at Southampton and undergoing on
overhauling we proceeded to Spithead.
Portsmouth where: all of the ships lav
at anchor fur inspection by the king
But this had to be postponed. as you
know. Then We.Welxhefl anchor and
steamed to Graveséud Where the men
three weeks we “did" London ..
We were next ordered to Christiana.
Norway, but while sailing up the river
ran aground and out several holes in
the vessel a side flooding the forward
part of the ship. We got to who at
the pumps and soon had the water out
and Patched no the holes. so that We
could mowed to Chatham, where we
5.0 into dry dock "
The letter was written on the way to
Chutlt‘am and dated July 20 Mr. Ron.
ton wishes to be remembered to all his
friends in The Nomalko.
an...”
RUBBER BANDS.
‘l’lic'y Are Largely Taking the Place of ,
MW
The elastic band is gradually super
mung string The use of the handy
it! for the past few years and this sea.
noun 3an is expected to break all me
ends The price has been lowered. on
account of increased facility of produc.
tion. and now for fastening small
well as. time
A local dealer said yesterday:
“We expect to sell at least twice as
many bands this yearns we‘d!!! last
year. .,
oi thorn.
usual! packages. We hold fully 3000
pounds of these lost your.I
9.900 of them to the pound. therefore
we aunt out 27 .OOOMOI of this size last
season Suppose they were opened out
for. tying. we would have 27,.000000 in
(shes. or more than tell miles or rubber.
tor the bands are an inch and a. hair
'I“ About! will stretch lire times. its
length easily. on that our string could
he made to cover 2.048 miles 0:- in
others. words. you could stretch the line
And starting,» one end ridejor a day
and a half at so miles an hour bejore
lion would reach the other. Double
that Estimate tor 1902 and remember.
lhose names are for one also only. and
for but one store in, the city, than you
may be. oblate get on ideas: the elas
tiicirluga used in Philadelphia and vi—
c :1 tr
“They come in all sizes from the
tiny election ring,' so called from its
They are used in various um 1
And women come in for bat! an
tor hair curlers in the latter
case a simple device of rubber and
hairpins. takes the place of a diluent
curler tn lost as situation and costs
mahuumdth ".7" much “—Pnlladei
BITlONISTS CA'NDIE'AT'E.
sent out today or tomorrow
Hohoathai or manometer
been arranged and A chairman had Vuot
‘ r Valuer 3.- Cool!
. th at rep:
resenutlon in the, convention is one
delegate no «such torn and one, dole»
Iii! votes or majorbggr-
havmttnin‘eu his majority. The young ,I
were allowed their liberty, and for *
From this store alone so tone ‘I
thrive nmires that will star. : .
tie you Take the No 8 band. the one I,
used by drugglsta and Jewelers for I
nlonga perl'ectiy straightraliraii track _
are mad bunches of bullets to the '
heavy hands running 12 to the pound. ,
V ”the others: all for the prohibition
state contention; which is to he held
I wBflhlaouSeotmbcrtlaudlo ’
The Stock of while and colored V
I‘u’
waists has been most the ‘ ”ugh!!!
close out evem last one of them.
Lot colored Shirt waists. in Lawn Percale and V.
Chambrev. worth from 50c to 15c. reduced to _ .
Lot White Lawn waists,
Lace trimmed reduced to
Large assortment of light and medium colored' V:
Shirt Waists; button front or back reduced V ‘
Special Value» at
La'diES' White 'Lavm Waists, iucked and em-
broider'v trimmed. reduced from S”?! and 8
Si 50 Now
Colored Silk Chambrev Shirt
Waisis. reduced from 5! 50 to
bestows. the may summons): as . ' '
There are ‘ ‘
' Ladies' Russet and Black Fine
Kid Oxforda.'wcre 31km, now 7 ‘
Ladlcs' Fine Black Kid Ox-
lords. extension soles. were $1. so
i: I4.
. Hand Sewed $3.05 Shoes, .,
Ladies Fine Patent Kid 0“
lords. light is. were $2. so. gator
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