E. K .,.,BANK$’
45- 4'! WASHINGTON STREET.
Mahaokonio Hotel Block, '
SOUTH NORWALK. , .~ “CONN.
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Local News Notes.
WEATHER FORECAST. ,
For Norwalii and vicinity. Fair to-
night and Saturday: The disturbance
which was central in the western por-
tion of the lake region. yesterd adv
morning, has rapidly moved (isomer
and is now passing out the St Law—
rence valley. It has produced showers
from Chicago eastwar to the coast
and as far south as hiiadeiphla. A
secondary disturbance has produced
light showers in Oklahoma and Kim.
see. Conditions fairer for this vicinity
pleasant weather and not much change
in temperature.
A new roof has been placed on The
Raymond Grocery Company's store-
house in West street.
Tristram & Hyatt announce today
their annual August clearance sale
which commences tomorrow at the
store in Wall street. litany ra1e bar-
gains are offered.
Dr. Dick's Medicine cures Malaria.
Miss A. Agnes Chopourian of South
Norwalk insti‘uctor in singing will be
aweachlug for the fall and winter
in bet studio at 105 Main street
about the middle of September. She 1e
turned to South Norwalk yesterday af-
ter a short visit in this city, the guest
of Miss Lillian Osborn, of West strcct.
—Dnubury News.
-——Ca-ther-ba in the Norwalks.
Rev. C. M. Selleck will preach at
St.,Paul‘s chapel next Sunday, at it
o'clock. Rev. Mr. Jefferson omciu
ted last Silnilay.——Ti1c Norwalk vested
choir will render full even-song ser-
vice at St Johns Church, South Sir
1cm, next Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock. Sermon by the rector —-—i.ew
lsboro correspondent Ridgefleld Press
——Crash Yacht Caps. O’Brien's.
A committee of strikers from the to register the political inclinations of
factory of the Waring Hut Manilfac
luring Company Yonkers, came to
town yesterday and asked for an andi
once with the board of directors of remedy a laxative and a tonic but
the United Hatters of North America “Laxakola does it. " It cures with a
which is in session here. The strike in gentle. effective action without pain or
the Waring factory does not come un-
der the jurisdiction of the union.—— For sale by l“. M. Finch.
Dnnbury News.
wPoerless Flour. 580 bus; 84.00 bbi.’
1.1 D. Lawton & Co
While playing ball Wednesday at
ternoon‘ Arthur (leddes of upper Main was taken with the same. trouble and to
street Norwalk. was hit by a bat and now confined to his room.
badly hurt. Young Gedties was In the ...._........
catchers box and Oscar Walters was The many friends of Frederick ..l
at the lint. Waltcls swung the stick Force will be blessed to learn that be
around with a good deal of force
Striking Geddes full in the jaw The choir of the Gilbert. Memorial Church
stroke was a hard one and loosened for the month of August and 89601!“
all of the young man's front tooth (in music may be cxpocted.~—~(leorgctown
the upper jaw.
—~We are selling great quantities of —-Ali styles Derbies. VO'Brlen'e.
Kitchenware very cheap at our llemov. ----
at Salt). M. S. Smith 8: Co.
The yawl “Adelaide." with Edward Wednesday afternoon. The commit.
Valentine and his companion. Captain too In charge of the picnic wishes a
Edward Rowoll, on board.l1as arrived largo attendance and has arranged
in the harbor and is anchored off the with W (l Potters to run carrynlls that
Norwalk Yacht Club. The boat was day from Dnnbury to New Fslrflelil
built in Golcliestcr. Mass, and was “*ww-m“
launched on .luly2 .'l‘lie “Adelaide" l
is one her way to New York. film will trai Labor Union, Is getting a list of
leave lilo harbor tonight. 1‘ Valeu- the members of the printing fraternity
line is a brother of Dennis cleanse. in The NO! walks. In the exclamation of
of WSolith Narnia“!
DINNER
Spring Chickens (Broilers) 18c, 20c lb. sprains. instant relief.
C. at c S riu Lamb, ll‘c lb.
Loss on a v if 1;.) lb Olmstoad and .F‘arnhshi have been
"m ”“2"“ Million. hard id wont riftlie pant cit building
mammal 39"“ LII"“i- “it“ “l the barin‘ckir‘ln Wilton ‘iar the large
Forhqlinrterii Mutton, tic lb. g‘lnp of itollane that will Wild the
000d Pot Resets. 8(:. 101: lb. goulthlgi‘tWezik nasal-veggies a line.
no on r on we re ex-
Cherry lied Corned hoof. , tic lb. booted t arrive till! Woekaiid Cilia con
Shoal 3' steak .1. ,.,_ “I“ "1 tract Iii it) be completed by miter 1.
Blue 1.11 ‘ ' i2.1)c lb. ——-~—«-«-~
Weak Fish. m. ,. . . .31; Mrs. lie ty Green. who is well linow
hi3 ' {it a
antaxi for you silo iii the
‘ ’Qiileu' s Duowflat
. We 11 evahouttlim inn‘iiifl ' trip-quart Jam in whiéli we ; a)
.fifi‘mlb ediutI‘dd. We citii retina them
but there” in a slight advantage iii . ‘
use While sure _ _
.. ,i‘wi y?
Brien' it
Charles A. whim lid. AMMliltart‘v 1
ed yesterday on a cruise to the cast ‘
———Ex. Large Cabbage, li'c. F1111. 2: Co.
H
an‘s Relief Corps and their friends,
tel day, had a due time, arriving home
at dusk.
-p—n up... m
Closing Out Sale of Dry Goods and
Kitchen Furnishings, at M.‘ S.‘ Smith di
than cost.
i
Members of the Young hien' s (‘hiisa ‘
tan Assumption will hold a meeting to.
night at 8 o'clock 'with the intention
of forming a football team, and st-
tendlng to other fall work.
The regular midi week prayer ser-
vice last evening in the South Norwaik
Baptist Church was largely atiended
and much Interest was taken the
meeting. Rev. B. B. Carpenter was
the loader. ,
-—-Dou't forget the‘ C. A. R. excursion
August l2 to Glen island.
_.___-—
The Evening Sentinel will be issued
at 1 o’clock tomorrow afternoon. and
all communications and advertise
inonts should reach the office of pub-
lication early. The business office
closes at 4 o'clock.
The Woman’s Christian Temperance
Union is in session this afternoon at
the home of M15. Joseph Richards
where the members are having a social
time The report of the delightful out-
ing to Retell last week will be read.
—-Speclal sale R & G. Thompson's
(‘llovc li‘ittlng and (llobc $1 Corsets,
now 79c; all 50 Corsets new title. The
very'latost‘styleSgat S. I. Mllls’s.
Senator .lohn H. Ferris gives a chow.
der and clam bake at Cobble Cottage.
Belle Island tomorrow afternoon at b
o clock. to friends of the City National
Bank in honor of the twenty first on
diversity of that institution, of which
he is the president.
The registrars of the First District
are in session today at the office of tho
Norwalk Coal Company. corner of
Wall and Water streets. from 12
o‘clock noon to 9 o’clock this evening
the voters of the district
-—Quite unusual to combine in one
discomfort. 25 cents,
Dr. Lauren M. Allen is confined to
the bed at his home it West Washing
ton street. Some time ago the doctor
went to New York for treatment and
returned much improved. Later he
has been engaged as director of the
correspondent Ridgeflold Press.
a...”
The annual picnic of the Sons of
New Fairfiold will take place next
a John Mylod, organizer for the (lea.
organizing a l cal chapter. Several
of the craft arosdy belong to the
iliriilgcport or other typographical uni
one.
mOrdinary household accidents have
no terrors when there' a a bottle of Dr.
Thomas' a lldloctrlc Oil in the medicine
chest Heals burns. cuts, bruises.
throl on the country, and her dang
ten, his Sylvia Green are guests
Press.
‘ was“ daughter accepted the Count
arch iii. and the old also want into
bankruptcy the next. has. . .
\‘ COLUMBIA
hiovctss. ._
There could not'be better bicycles
in their schooner yacht “Elsa.” will!“ then “‘9 Columbia; ihillliimldil
_ WW . , and theoretical of riders‘
“Elk Large Cabbage, 5°. F DJ. 3 00 equal of the Columbia has never bé‘en
it Michael lMclliitiiy, son of Michael Me. :1”th
, Sally, of Fairviow avenue. fell from a '
fence Wednesday and broke his arm. Bridgeport.
This is the Cdinmbla store for
it has sold Columbia
wheels for several years. ”
1 it is selling the best Columbia War
“5. mombera'of fau‘ckmghumwgm. ‘mudo-ééthc chalnlces 1902 model.
Written description cannot tell 1its
who picnickod at Falrileid Bosch yes- goodness, ”it me good points are to
be quickly acts.
Other good bicycles too and for less
-Don’t forget to attend the Great money—ilm‘tfords and Vedettes.
Sportsmen‘s Corner. ,
Co.’ 5 Everything at cost and less ,COLD AND HEATfl
“ice-cream freezers‘and oll- stoves. ’
The one to give a cold luxury; the
other to give heat enough for the ne-
cessity of cooking and yet ledve the
house cool.
About the best freezer of all is the
Twanticth Century—the nowork one.
Dont have to turn a ti auk or do any-
thing (nicopt put your cream in the
freezer and set away to freeze.
secret is the material itsniade of—La
fibre that keeps the cold in.
t.oo—-$l 50 to $2. ' '
Regulation freezers, White Mountain
and Arctic-$1.38 to 23.05.
418152229 _. ,
solve the problem of summer cooking
in comfort. They gll’e as éreat a heat
as you wish, are easily regulated. are
safe and easily cared for. ‘
This store hastcsted them most se-
verely in the cooking school.
stood the test finely.
A Zeburncr size is large enough for
an ordinary family—47.50.
v-tlie following words. to wit;
MASON JARS—39c doz.
News of interest. to every woman!
who is preparing for preserving.
These are the regular Mason jars
with porcelain-lined tops——-tho sort that
every woman in the
price you’ve
Pints or quurts 39c doz.
THE ROWLAND
Dav Goons co.
Bridgeport.
save Expense
On Fuel !
Coke as Efficient. and Very
Much Cheaper than Coal.
Why burn coal at exorbitant prices
when coke will suffice?
The Connecticut Railway and Light.
. has an abundant supply on
hand at an economic price.
Price I0 cts. per Bushei. with-
in the City Limits.
One and one- half tons of coke equal
or
one ton of coal at present prices.
Conn." ‘Rnilw‘ay
no... co
.2 soul bill
ygg. wnu Will It?" ”filled” the. .,
«Wabbit-i “12"“11‘3‘2'2’2L to la we
gm,
‘7" ”A" w H _ 3 hilt. Pa" but whose identity shall not
Pitfall." stead... it‘ll. ““i‘“l‘l”".“‘l“l.‘;l”°' 3‘2“” " ““1“”
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the following wards, to wit:
certs reports, VolV
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prlotor 111 conformity with tile laws of
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rights
Librarian of Congress.
By 'I‘horvald Solberg,
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lllntercimA m , and took a seat next to a many Pres-
Mailed J. cutly ehclcaned forward ,and..hegan to
in renewal for foultcen years. from
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LIBRARY.0F oonoanss. to wit:
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That on the thirtieth day of Jilly
1902.1‘HE BANKS LAW PUBLISH-
,ING COMPANY. of New York. N. Y..
hath deposited in this Office the title
of a BOOK, the title of which is in
Cases argued and adjudged in The
Supreme Court of the United States,
October term 1873. Reported by John
William Wallace. Vol XVIII.
'l‘lllil BANKS LAW PUBLISHING
00.. New York 1902.
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pricier in conformity with the laws of
the United States respecting Copy-
rights
0mm of the Register of Copyrights
Washington I) C.
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Librarian of Congress.
By Thorvald Solbcrg,
Register of Copyrights.
Written 8. W.
Revised .I. W. C.
Entered A. J.
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as 15 22 29
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or: IT REMEMBEREI),
That on tho ihlrlietli day of July.
l9il2. 'I‘HE IIANKS LAW PUBLISH—
ING COMPANY. of New York. N. Y..
hath deposited in this Office the title
of a. BOOK. the title of which is in
the following words. to wit:
Cases argued and adjudged In the
Supreme Court of the United States
October term. 1873 Reported by John
William Walla“! Vol XIX.
'i‘llli BANKS LAW PUBLISHING
(‘0., New York. 1902.
the rightiwhoreof it claims as pro-
prietor in conformity with the laws of
the United States respecting Copy-
ritzbts.
Ollicc of the Register of Copyrights.
Washington. I). C.
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Librarian of Congress.
Ry 'l‘llorvald Solborg.
Register of Copyrights.
Written 8. W. '
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Entered A. .l
Mailed M. J. Ii).
In renewal for fourteen years. from
December 7, 1902.
all 15 22 22
houglis Fowler Poll, ti. All.
axco Regen TO
GLEN ISLAND
Tuesday. Aug: l2 I902
Slums Richmond, Capacity i200
Leaves South Norwaik steamboat
dock at 9 a. 111.; returning, loaves (lion
Island at i p. m.
”gives” you an chines to
liltiliSSOltl ‘
Bend 2‘8 tilted: and you
willii‘oc‘eive is blecbt'of
the newest. most pollu-
liir mulleiihealdwyour
shellac or the prison
'1‘ n oflfltfil.mltdngml
till) Film Shade cottages. Mrs. tired“
in here for a short tilde only for rest
. and recuperatiombutllld field would
be very glad to welcome or its a or-
mauent cumin tile twinge old
TICKETS-whom“. 600: children be.
tween 4 and 15 years. 260: under 4
yam (accompanied by parents) tree.
Tickets can be prideful“. Moore"
chairman of ( lommlttee; Samuel Mott.
James II. Simone and all memlihnhlof
. . . a w
in. palm router torrid.
PERSONALLY 6'0me roves.
BLOCK ittaao y trips, costing
IMO and 21060.3 Saturdays, July. 19.
J28 A1152 9.16. 28am!” ‘
OARA‘I'OGA SPRINGS 4 or tinny
tripl, costluit "a or 10. Mondays,
Jilly ill Ailk.4.11.18. Wind nine 1.
Ill 1: 38, A“.
. 18 audit
wholesaling,
0r
A. dear little boy whose wintertime A
iniullioflranges, in New Jersey,»and '
whose summer home tar-at (lien 6111114
That on the thirtieth day of; July. part in exercises in their honor. The
1902 THE BANKS LAW PUBLISH- exercises oomprispd reductions by the
ING COMPANY: 01! New York, N Y...‘ brighter: children, and among them
both deposited in this Office the title this
‘10! a BOOK the title of Which is in recited the following. which heioained
or caught from an indulgent nurse with
iliop‘erte of cased erased and deters). seml- poetical Instinct
inttd in the Butlerlm’ CWT-t 01‘ the Gilli Jane ate cake and Jane ate jelly: ,
of New York. By Samuel Jones and Jane wont to bed with a pain in her——
James 0. Spencer. reporters at the Now dont get excited,
court. New York Superior Court ro- Don't be misled.
ports, Vol XXXVII. Jones and Bill!!! For what Jane had was a pain in her
door little boy was called out. Be
When the youngster told this to the
001; New York. 1902 entirely surprised and somewhat
the right whereof it claims as lll'O shocked patents. they asked him:
“What did the teacher say?"
“She said nothing. She not turned
OIIlcc of the Register of Copyrights, around and looked; out of dim window.
Wusliin on D. C. . and the scholars and visitors wanted
erbcrt Putnam. me to say it agnin.”«—Brookiyn Eagle. ‘
‘ lA very amusing. incident happened
Register of Conrrlshis- the other day the Brooklinoelectrlc
tie up her shoe. lacing. It,proved rather
,(ildlcult tone with her gloves on. but
after a while the passeukers witnessing
the performance saw the feat accom-
pushed and the lady sit back, calmly
gazing out of the window as if “she
was always tying her shoe" in electric
cAt the next stop the man beside her
rose to get off. but, lot there came a
struggle, and then horror mutual and
Tile two. were fastened, not
exactly hand and foot but shoe and
Bo diligently had the lady tied
the knots; that. 1the lacing had to be cut
y a real y poo ethnife before the cou-
ple could be scparutctd Binshes and between.
laughter, embarrassment and indigna-
tion wore rife; for. of all the comical
cal scenes to which street cars are sub—
jcct. this was one of the droiiestr-
Boston Herald.
great gambling hall there was
breathless silence.
. A poker game between two of the
billionaires was in progress.
About their table were packed and
jammed hundreds of curious, excited
people. watching their play with aston~
“I'll bet you a porterliousc steak!"
of awe rose from the
(tear and stem (males the answer:
“i‘ll see that porierhouse steak and
‘ two rib roasts. a pig‘s
knuckle and a can of meta“ soup."
Here the onlookers gasped.
One of them muttered:
“It is such things as this that make
But. pooh! What know the hot pellet
of sport?———Bnltimore American.
'I suppose there are a great many
applications for every vacant position
in New \ork. "” said the (stranger with- '
in the gates to a clerk
I "Yes, indeed ” said lie. 'Why.
only the other day. a man cleaning the
windows on the twenty-second story of
the Skypuncture building. missed his
footing and fell backward. and—«would
you believe it?—-—half a dozen unemploy-
ed man walking along Broadway who
saw him falling.
tendent‘ s office on the first floor. solic-
iting the job before the poor fellow had
struck the sidewalk."
“My goodness!"
" exclaimed the other fol-
low. “you know she tells everything the dull" Thursday.
00000 000
"Well. isnt titan, what I sald?"—~
Iialtimore News. ‘
O
if'1 . Tsiil‘ai‘lfluflt .iiliW‘irit “it‘afiiifilfl.
Til“ Great .. .4...
The sale will last just one week, seven working day's. as
have planned to make these seven days record breakers.
they will prove, record breakers we firmly believe. When til en
tire surplus stock of a store is so price reduced that profits or
swept aside, and in many instances cost ignored. the buying. It
lie is not slow to recognize and take advantage of the chance.
bargain offerings speak for themselves. There's the true econou'n
ring to them. First read, then investigate. After invehti‘g‘é
ing you’ll buy and buy liberally, for such chances are tlcw and: at.
as and as wAsnlNorON 51111313“
SOUTH NORWALK
at the Astor
weio III the supelln—
a factl‘E—Brooklyn
» i
lax tilted ills Nil iii
Notice is hereby given to all per
sons liable to pay Taxes to the Town
of Norwalk in the County of Fliil‘flt'lli
and State of Connecticut, on the As-
sessment List of 1001, that i will meet
Mom to receive said Tllxilfl. at thofol-
lowlng times and places. to wit:
At the store of W. S. liauforil..llast
Norwalk, (Dow Town) on Friday. , . | ,,
Atrium 20, 190i} from Ill o'clock fo‘ro- ”'00 mm“ “mm“ “W“ “W"
noon until 12:30 o'clock afternoon.
At the store of .l. C. handle at Win
ulpiiuk on the afternoon of Friday.
August 20,1902, from 2 o'clock until
At the store of Alphonso Dibble, at
South Five Mile River. on the oven-
iiur of Friday. August 20.1002, from 7
o'clock until 8:80 o'clock.
At the cities or the loliector. Opera
Honaegniook building. in the“ titty of .
Norwalk in said Town of Norwalk, oh
, August 30. 1902. from 9 1
o'clock foresees until 3 o'clock after» T
noon and from “i tintil‘ 8 oclocll in the 2,. =
weir: mount rises. as» trips,
in: with.
Mr. J id. name. lit his office. nati-
til Norwalil is author-
taxes for me. ,
an all tam ' which shall remain viii;
.pnid utter the lot day of estate
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Elle-Sight Medalist lilNoniilli will he at tige ,
.Pa‘ibis (ii the Mllildtiltnio iilliBI,i mm ll 11. 111. ill ii [1.11: ‘
turn Thursday.
PREPARED TO TAKE, oaosns FOR His GLASSES.
NEXT DATE. AUGUST 14
Owner of the largest optical business in Norwich, a man who no '
or made a poor pair of glasses in the 10 years he has been in the opti-
cal business will be at the Mahatltcmo liotcl every Thursday
tween the house of 9 a. m. and 9 p. n1.
Examine Eyes Free of Charge.
MY 33.00 GLASSES REDUCED TO SNOO.
i will give to every person purch
Ming a pair of my One Dollar Classes. a gold filled frame made by
‘ the largest optical concern in the world.
guarantee to wear 10 years.
for is good for this day only.
When i say examine eyes free. i mean a thorough and accurate I;
examination of each eye separately and satisfaction guaranteed.
matter how mlich your vision In impaiicd or how many ocullsts have.”
i will guarantee to improtc your vision, provided pl
when he will be prepared“
Special Offer for This Visit.
This f1 time has a writte
Do not miss this opportunity as this
giiu-n your eyes up.
there is any provision loft.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
People with headaches and nervous troubles ale requested to. i“
come in as early as possible. then Dr. Wright can gtvet them spot:
a n .. attention. The many cases of hcadiuhos and eye stinin cured by
My Will“. he “Mil proudly. “It“ Wright is n pioof of his ability and mpcricncc
keep a secret as well as anywomnn Dr Wright given I”
full and accurate examination with his One Dollar glasses as it
had paid too dollars elsewhere.
not come in the daytime the hours are extended to 9 p. in.
For the benefit of those who can
Itemembe‘ ”3
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CLOSING OUT
Veranda li‘nriiltuic. l’orlh Screens Strccu Doors Rotrijtoratoril.
25 to 00 per cool off. A little into In the season for these floods, b
who have delayed buying will find their delay a money- saying 0
seldom such low prices ltlt' quoted on those staple goods, but we are
to get the balance of them off the floor that we may use the space to
These prices should prolupt you to buy
next your, even though you do not 11cc d this useful sort of furniture now
A FEW OF' THE PRICES:
$1.75 Rocker. double seat. $1.30.
$2.00 Rocker, splint sent and back.
incoming lines of full furniture.
"5.00 Refrigerators liurd wood (l. fl. finish. fit 25.
till 00 Refrigerator; hard wood (1.0 finish. Iii-.00
No speciousneas about those bargains. They tire all tiiai they
A. J COLLIN 3.
FthltltAi. erase-rose Ann tantrum.
12 North min simi. BouthiNo ill
the rate of NINE Flirt
FACTORY sun SALE?
OLSEN S
.500 pair 3qu and Youths Satin
Calf Shoes, formerly 31. so. at . .
. Kid Oxfords.
heels, former-
"out, '1‘ Vici Kid and Patent
has and Oxfords,
Norwalk Chronicler