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15411 waerdno'rpu sraaoi'
Mahackemo Hotel 111111111.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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Forecast. for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair and cooler tonight and Tuesday.
11111 area of low pressure is central
in the eastern portion of the lake re
111111311 1s 11111111161115 cloudy. showei y
woptbc from Cleveland east 1,111 to.
the co 11.1111 111111“ “of high censure
w1th temperature considerably below
the normal is central in Nebraska.
Light frost was reported from Huron, ,
S. D. ..
Conditions favor for this vicinity
cleaning weather this afternoon follow-
ed by fair and cooler on Tuesday.
Homer Crew, of Chestnut street. has
purchased a lunch wagon in Watc1.
bury. and went there this mo1ning
to take charge.
~—Very few brands of Cigars hold
their own 'like the Imperial Crown. it
has been sold for 10 years and over
and is now considered one of the stan
dard brands.
Everett Bylngton and Ralph Webb
did not hold their trolley ride to Anso-
nia. Derby and Pine llock Park, yes-
terday, as expected
I A schooner loaded with seventy
tons of brimstone consigned to the
Blade Chemical Works of Norwaik,
has just arrived in the horbor.
St. Paul’s choir, in camp at Lake
K1tchawam.went to St. John’ 11 Church.
South Salem yesterday 11ftr',1111oon and
cohdudtéd a full even- song service
. Acting Govmnor KIcele1. of Norwalk,
will' be at the state national guard on.
campment at Niuntic. Wednesday,
Thugsday and. I1 riday of the present
wee
w4.10 to (lien Island and see the
sights on August 19.111.
Edwin F011 led thel Epwt'mh League
seriflce last evening 111 the Flrsi Meth.
odist Cl1u1ch.’l‘l1e topic was “A Sug ;
gestlon 111 Addition " There was a
good attendance.
-Itov. B‘. M. Tipple' s sermon topics at
the birst Methodist (‘liuich yesterday
morning, were “Christ For Us, 111 Us,
With Us" Bo'th' sermons were prac-
tical gospel messages.
R. .I. Cutblll, proprietor of the Bridge
Fish Market. assures one of fresh fish
' if purchased at his market. We‘ ‘all
know that fish not fresh is worthless
and if' his viresh, it is delicious.
At'the Boston Store, dress suit cases
and bags are having a run. A fast
run, because of the low prices. Read
their announcement. One item is a
21-inch case, $1. Vacation time, too~w
think of that.
The 101111111 Sporting Club has 111*
ranged a splendid day‘s entertainment
for twenty-five cents, at tho Norwalk
Fair Grounds. Saturday. August 16th.
in the evening the flrcwmks 1111111”
will cost 9200 dollars. The advertise
ment appears elsewhere in this issue.
JUST LOOK AT HER.
Whenee came that sprightly step,
faultless Iskin.1|ch, rosy complexion
smiling face. She looks good feels
good. .Ilere's her secret. She uses
Dr. King's New Life. Pills. Result—wall
organs active, digestion good, no head
aches. no chance for "blues." Try
them yourself. Only 25c at F. 11.131111-
ter’s. . ,
111111111111 Best
Best Lamb Chops, 22c 11).
Legs Spring Lamb, 15c lb.
Forequarters Spring Lamb.
10c 11).
Shoulder Steak. ,2 lbs. foIr,_2I5c
Corned Beet. very Choice
I, . .. ,.. .- 11c lb.
P1111111 11111111
I: So. Main. corner 11111111111 Street.
I Lodge. No. 97.1.0 0.13., will be 110111
" in their hall in Hoyt‘s Theatre building
Very sort.
'Brid'goport Wednesday. 11111111127.
an auditing company in Bridgeport.
,, 1111! r .
Methodist Church. wt lean on 11 trolleyib
ride to Combo Beach. on the evening
of August 20.
The regular meetin'gI of lilit'ldri
Wednesdhy flight.
W '1 1'
The South Norwalk Trust Company
havo'sdded to its office equipment, oi
new: 111011111 Remington typewriter, w'lt’h1
t'abulatlng attachment 1 ‘1 1
terrible second summer" when they
have Dr. Fowlers Extract of Wild
Sturwboiry in the house. Nature's
specific for summer complaints of or: ,
Next Sunday IRIcv. Melville Y. rio~
yard. of Willis Avenue. New York, will
ocqu 1y the paint in. the First Metho
dist ‘piscopal are 1.
The third reunion and handset of
the Connecticut Legislative club of
1901 will be held at Pleasure Beach.
Spencer Adams boqk- keeper for The
South Norwalk Trust Company. is
taking a vacatiotnthis week which will
be at 'Camp 'Ke'eler as 'a soldier boy.
The regular Tuesday night class
meeting and the Thursday night pray
or service. of the First Methodist Ep-
iscopal Ch11rcl1.will be held as usual
this week.
1111101111111; to the 11"1'101t of the Con-
necticupt Pathological Society, the
peach crop of this state will this sea
son aggregate 311 576 bushels. or 683..
153 baskets
—-—Supreme Court the Cigars
are
“the limit" of excellence.
Try one.
Two new corporations were organ-
ized in Connectncut during the wcokm‘
with $25, (100 capital. and a dry goods
company in New Haven with $201), 0111)
capital
All those who signed the applica-
tion 101 a 1.11a1tor for the typegraphi
cal union are requested to meet at. the
allies of the City Printing Company
No. 8 North 111111 street, Wednesday
evening, at 8 o‘clock. .
Mrs. Hubert S. Mitchell 111' liotts
Place received a letter this moming
from rs. Paul More Strayer written
from St. Mary' 11 Abbey ruins 111 York,
England. Mr. Shaver preached 111
Edinburgh last Sunday :
W. S. Daskam, of Seymour Grove
took a 1111111111! party to Long Island on
his schooner yacht ‘ Inez.“ for berry
ing.flsh1n'g and bathing. The party
returned home‘ 'Bunda'y after Icahlpiug
on Long Island for two days.
11111119111111 Eradle'y "and Miss Edith
Dauchcy went to New York Friday. to
call on their sister Anna, who is under
going a course of treatment at St.
Lukes Hospital. Miss Dauchey was
reported as doing nicely. :
-wDr M S. Boson, Eye and Ear Spe
clallst from Bridgeport removed his
odice from the Mahackemo Hotel. to
(12 North Main 8b. 811. Norivolk. where
he can be consulted on Tuesdays.
o‘clock to 4 11.-11. only. 1
'At the state dromens convention
and to111nameut next week Tuesday
and Wednesday, at West Haven, it is
anticipated that there will be about 2.-
000 men 111 the line of march. The
Robert 8. Wooilruit.
Dr Wright the noted eyesight spec-
ialisi who visits the Mahacitemo I-lo-
tel every Thursday. is 11 college grad-
uate, and inventor of the National eye-
tosiing 111art. Dr. Wright makes 11
1111111. ialty of curing headaches and nor.
yous troubles caused by ey‘c- 111111111.
Plans have been completed by the
Railroad Company and submitted to
contractors for estimates for the new
passenger station to be built In Dan-
buiy. The structure will 1111 of but!
steam.
Dr. Dick's Medicine cures Malaria.
"ha—hum...”
l’lohibition Alliance inaction Wed
nesday evening 11111111111. 13 The
mother of F l’. F111guaoa. the neIwII
out.
invited
sinto convention, September 9.
The committee 1111111111; in charge the
111011111111111 111111 of Butler holistic. No.
on the evening of August 13111. on the
steamer lsabei .Iwent to Locust Grove
yesterday afternoon in Attorney
Keogh‘s launch and 11111119 the dual an
“VERY. 1.. . ,.
fruits for.
These ‘1
selling them to you and i
that there is considersbl : stale
._ that) toys. on
rangcmenis wilth the management of
‘; bigger even than it first appeared t.
tern-111 1111111 or: oo'tton. :
' w«Mothcr’ s lose their dread for “thdt' ' :'
BPIALSING
Thursdays and Saturdays from 1 . ._
grand marshal of the parade will be
New York. New Haven and Hartford .
brick, with slate roof, and heated by ' ‘ '
1 ,
vice prosid'élit Iii 1111111111611 116 be pres '.
All friends of Prohibition are I
At 111's close“ of tlio pleating =
delegates will be elected to attend the .
11:7 lwt). 0.172. to Messiaen-19.1.1. 1..» 1
1111;111:1111; in quantity as well as var
ie'ty. _ 1-
:d‘ho supply will not be «1111111111 in
.;~, ..._
a day; there’ll be many good patterns
1111111111 comers. . :
Samples are vealed on good. , ~ '
' Some are plain, may 11 lose out
s‘rly all the
plain colors are. «minded in plenty;
there are fancy effects in all colors.
..Worth 1.2110 and 356..
, , 100 and. 171:.
.. 1.1.11 aisle. trout. ~'
1m
NYIACK BICYCLES.
(101111 Middle "1111 service and looks,
Math 825"?“
SpbldiIng N‘y'ack bicycles were made
to sell to 1' 925. They are petty and
1111111111111 and easy-Iridium. A1 a goon
wheel cheap they stand in '11 class by
themselves
been I91.8 bow-those now on hand at
. 912,25.
Basement. 1 '
CROQU ET. '
Here is 11 game that every membeI
of the family may play. Fun in it for
all of them good exercise in the fresh
air. truinini': 101 the eye and ha‘n‘d.
. Good sets for family use, 85c. Have”
eight balls and mallets.
Sets at $1.15, 8215 and 11p to $36 95'
for fine sets with persimmon head mal-
lets. polished balls and twisted enam-
eled wickets.
Sportsman's Corner.
COOKING SCHOOL.
The cake making school has gotten
back to its old quarters
Will you come and seeIhow good
cakes are made there and how easily?
No trick about it; any woman can do
as well by using the. Mrs. van Dou'seu
take moulds which need no greasing.
Our excellent cakes are baked by
the heat of a Blue-flame Automatic
oil~stove. Gas or coal ls‘iust as Ietlic-
lent.
The cakes, baked to show the good
work of the. molds and stove, are for
sale at reasonable prices.
Basement.
MERIT WINS.
Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap Cap-
tures the crowds.
The regular price of this soup is 111
cents. Our price while it lasts. 7%,
cents. Better get a box before this lot
is gone.
v
Right aisle, front.
111111 HOWLAND
DRY GOODS CO.
Bridgeport.
u
runs
will advance in price'
$2.00 next season.
Manufacturers have .
given us notice.
Place your order this
year.
They will never be ’
cheaper. '
. 1111111. 11111111
~11 11111111111 10.
of New 11111112. and tbe~
privilege of entering a
199 coldest which
ivoii’ youw a chance to
1111 150 11 arson
23 o t
cii'r' alie'hiixiiieai I
the 11911111111b most pope's
111111111191 androdItwomuart Jars in Iyihiuh we receive 111115
11111111111111 College ices
have alw'titbl: tops has ily 1111111111111. ,
91111 receive 91111111111 11191111 for them. but there is 9 slight advantage 111
' ”as the trouble of 11911111113.
. We are sure
for you 1111111 11111119 0991011.
We can "1111-11 thc'ui'
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o 1' runs.
a for
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. when he went to her and confesesdfli
It that he 11111110111111; “it may be for the;
I own and leaned fondly upon his breast.
This season’ s price in this store has
,- sionately kissing her again and again.
‘ your love. My angel! It is as you say
. through a few more sentences.
. finally-sat down abruptly.
' man of the-111111111111: looked upon him
: make a speech. We would like new to
‘I hear him."
comment on the 9andidate's efforts—-
Washington Post.
‘ day laborer until the other day." said
. the ‘ciirb. p'mpnring to eat his midday
‘ As I watched the enjoyment of that
“fly to bear in). flour." 111111111111.
911130110 1111111 day the work of years
all been swept away. He had hoped
111 be 111111 to give her a splendid home.
to surround her with luxuries. such 1111‘
she had never know before. But the
splendid dream was ended lie was at»
most penniless. and had gone to her
111111111 tolet her break the engage-
1119111. if the loss of his money 11111de
any difference to 111111..
The brave girl did not turn from him.
She put her beautiful face against his
"Though you have lost your money. "
' she said. "youara still my brave. noble '
here. You are the only ms 111 the
world for me. lwould rather yours
and penhiless, than the wife of the
greatest king that ever sat upon a
is gone, but we have each other. and
can we be poor while love remains for
11s to have?"
“Ah, my darling!” he exclaimed,
pressing her close to his heart and pas-
"I cannot understand what I have ever
do’n to deserve to win you! My love-w
m'y ilfewmy all! What is money while
i have you and know that on are glad
to be mine? What i have est today is
but poor payment for the happiness
you have given me in this proof of
My los's is for the best. for without that
loss 1 could not here known the depth
of your love.” . .
Their lips met again. and for 11 while
they stood lost in 11 thick moist fog of
ecstasy. .At last she asked in the low
sweet tones that were to him the-most
extinlsite music:
"How. did your
1191119529"
"1 had a tip on 'July oats and sold
short for a decline.‘
"Yes." she urged.
"But Hammond llunkley. the man
who is to marry ymu friend. Iiss Mer-
rym11n.iust as I began to think every~
thing was going my way. succeeded in
establishing a corner. The result was
a sudden rise that swamped mo. "
“And who got the money you lost?"
she asked. drawing back in sudden fear.
“1111. All that was mine is his. I——"
"What!" she yelled. jumping ovm 11
111nir to be out of 111s reach; you ask
me to share your property while Maude
Merryman is to live in luxury! No, no,
no! Leave me! Leave me! It can
never be! If you were fool enough to
lose your money to 111m. you‘ll have to
try to'pick 11p alone. She shall never
look down with pity on me!"
A moment later he shuffled down the
front steps and passed out of her ex-
istence—Chicago 1 Herald.
misfortune occur.
Out in Michigan there was a candi-
date for Congress. lie could not make
a speech and he knew it. thn,tl1ere~
form a comniittéo waited upon 111m to
ask him to open his campaign in their
town he promised to say 11111111 dozen
sentences. but. he would 1101 promise to
make a spool 11
“Oh, that‘s all right. ” said the com-
mittee: “we'll have a couple of spell-
binders there. and after you have said
a to 'words militia the meeting to or-
der. they will do the rest "
Under those clicumsiances the can-
didateIconsenteId. lie went to the town
and learned with snaking heart that
the-spellbinders had not arrived. The
chairman of the meeting waited in
vain 111111111110 last train had arrived.
11nd then he informed the candidate
that 11 speech from him was expected
by tht1 audience. 'I‘hcreupon the can-
didate arose. a111i1111 fear and trembling
faced the assembly. He talked. as he
thought for six hours. 1111 1111111 every«
thing 1191’ could think or. strunulinii
am
The chair—
wlth pity and then out at the audience
in despair.
“11' there is anybody here who can
was the chairman's only
M
"inhave never particularly envied a
a mmillionaire merchant. "l was walk-
ing along the street. when my atten-
tion was attracted to a man seated on
meal. From 11 tln kettle be extracted
several thick slices of bread with lay-
ers of cold moat between them. two
or three big chunks of home-made cake
and a slab of 11111.. i was fascinated
by the expression on the man's face
as he placed this mount on the ground
beside him, and l involuntarily step-
pcd to watch him; he seemed to enioy
11110 1 11111111111110 myself that 1.1111111
have money enough to gratify my
every wish. am a slave to dyspepsia.
man, in the full vigor of his 111111111111.
1 could not 111111) wishing that I 111111111
eichanno places with him-wi'or half an
hour, at least. “Philadelphia Record.
11111111111111.1111 the 1111151111111. long
haired editor of the lI’bilislinc. is fond
of telling tales on hidiself and hero is
a new one. says 1. 11 Philadelphia
Times. The other my be was sp-
1 preached by 11 11011111111111.
"Shine 'cm 1111.,111‘13111111 the gnmin.
Mr. Hubbard limited at the urchin
with one of those fatherly smiles of
his. The boy‘ 11 faces was streaked with
grime. .
“No. my 11111." said Mr. Hubbard.
"but if you will wish your face ['11
give 1.011 a dime.”
iriight. air," exclaimed the half.
ind its forthwith ran to 11 neighboring
watering trough an
‘ 11111111111111. Mr. 111111 held out the
dime. but the buy only looked up in
his face with a 11th 111111 said: .
' hat cut."New
'31 dont want it. you old hayseed.
Keep it yo111sci§andgoIand get your
"when I methadone 11.11.; t you
111110111111 cardinal 119' had 11 blah revu-
. '11111111 111 n 1117011 doctrines. and in zeal‘ ‘
1111,11on house or Loretta? Because
throne. no not sigh, love. Your money 1
q uckly ode his:
.11 “1
m of nail ' ‘ 1111 ' 1
$111119 1111 1111111111 and 1111111911. and
“ has lice patriarch of 1111111-
for the but is 111111 to have “destroyed
relics of doubtful authenticity." If he
should be made pope. would he be
likely to deal with the holy coat of
Troyes. the blood of St. 111111111111. and
there are good Catholics who doubt the
authenticity of these and other much
venerated relics. LwSpriugiield Republi-
can.
"I am very much afraid," said the
friend “that it will be hard for you to
ho 1'-o elected. "
"Not a bit " answered Senator Borg
hum. "it may be expensive. but not
1iiillcult."-T&wWashington Star.
' ‘ i “I .m. '... ..,..'
lnter'e§t'1nakes,.jyour money
accumulate" in a way‘ that will
often surprise you.
We pay 4 per cent. in Sav-
ing accounts. . 1
rn'ur soars 111111111111
511111111115 13111111,
11111111. 1191111 soitpmo.
Before closing 110111
‘ home for " the
Summer '
Secure a Safo‘DcpddltLBbe'ln the vault
of The So. Norwalk Trust Co.
Add piotect your jewelry and valuable
papers fiom fire and burglars.
Boxes 1111111 81 per year upward.
The South Norwalk
Trust Co.
93 Washington street, South Norwalk.
r
‘SOILID "IND SUCCESSFUL
's'oU’T'H udnw'A‘Gk, c'dun.
casual. 3199.100 00
Surplus,
Milli II. PElItltls. Pmsldcn'i.
noon 11, 11119111. (111111111.
WwWT...
ol'aaciro'na: ‘ ‘
John H. F9r'rl9 anry Ieymour
John H. Knapp Christian 91mm:
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
.1991“ R. Marvin Iasmuel Grumman
.1. Wallace Marvin.
3....“5...
Accounts Sollolrsd.
111111111 111‘s 11111
Notico'i‘s hereby given to 1111 per
sons liable to pay Taxes to the Town
of Norwalk in 111's County of 1111111111111
and State of Connecticut on the As
sessmeut List of 19111 that I will meet
them tor ceivo 631(i'1'itx118,ilt the fol
lowing 11131311111111 places. to wit:
At the 1111;151:111 w. s 111111111111, 11111111
Norwaik‘bt'liown Town) 011' F'riday.
August 211 11302, from 10 oclook tore
' 11111111 1111111 19-180 d‘eloek afternoon.
At the stor'ti of J”. C itandlc at Win-
111111111; 1111 the afternoon of Friday.
August 20 1902, from 2 oclock until
(:30 o'clock.
At the 11.111011111110111.) Dibble at
South Five Mile River. on the even-
1of1ii’1'id 2y. August 211,111,112 from 7
book 1191 ti 111.110 o'cim'k:
0At the cities of the Collector. Opera
3111191111. 111 11111111... clam-walk on
Saturday. August 30. 11102.11'0111 i)
soon and from 7 until 8 oclock 111 the
flifr. 111111. 1111911111,.» 1119' 1191119, 111111
road Place. South Norwnlk, is Esther-
1311 1111 11111111 ivli
11111 1111101111. 81111 '
3109.090. 00 Z ‘
AOlIuIr Profits.“ 5314.000 00 '
House Eleni: building. in the City of I
select; foreseen until 3 oolock aitor- .
lsedfi'i'coeivs tutor taro me. 1 ,,
ring to them.
between.
Clearance
111‘)
1
11113511.. insides mm.
of the Season, will Begin
tire surplus stock of a store is so price reduced that profits
swept (side, and id many instances cost ignored, the buying 9
‘ lie 15 not slow to recognize and take advantage of the chance. The
bargain offerings speak for themselves. There’ sthe true. econo'
First read, then investigate.
as and 235 WASHINGTON STREE
SOUTH NORWALK
After investiga
. ing you’ll buy and buy liberally, for such chances are few and far .
111.;
.111.
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liv-
i,
city.
attention.
12 North M11111 9 m.
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111111 1111131111
'PREPARED TO TAKE ORDERS FOR HIS GLASSES.
EYES EXAMINED FREE N EXT DATE, AUGUST 14th.
MY GLASSES
me doing 1110111 to 11111111111 human ity of headache and nervousness tho
any drug or combination of dings ever did, and the 11111111 is permanent
POPULARITY INCREASING.
Dr. Wright's popularity increases at oath visit 111' makes ln'llill'
His remarkable headache cores are the talk among all classes". 1
1 Are you one of those who have not taken advantage of his special one ' '
11’ so visit him at Mahackemo 110th next Thursday.
make it possible for anyone to take advantage of his skill.
MY $13. 00 GLASSES REDUCED TO 31.00.
SPECiAL OFFER FOR THIS VISIT.
Iwiii give to every person pmchasiug a pub of my One 11011111:
Classes. 11 Gold Filled Frame 1n ado by the largest optical concern in:
. 11111 world. This frame has 11 written guarantee to wear ten years. I)
not miss this opportunity.
People with headaches and nervous troubles are
come in as early as possible, then Dr. Wright can give them special
The many cases of headache and eye strain cured by Di}. .'
Wright is proof of his ability and 01111111111110
full and accurate examination with his (inc Dollar glasses as if you 111.:
paid ten dollars elsewhere.
0111 11111 daytimeI “119 hours are extended to 11 p m.
DON’T FORGET THE DATE: THURSDAY, AUGUST 14.;
OOOQOOOOODDOOOOOOOOOO 1' '-
Dr.
For the benefit of tl1os11 w
Veranda l1‘urniture,Por1-h Screens Stress Doors; 11111111111101“
...1 to 110 per cent. off A little late in the season for those goods. but:
who have delayed buying will 11nd their delay 11 money- saving one; «km
seldom such low 111 toes are quoted on those staple goods, but we are '
to get the halo cc of them off the floor that we may use the space?” Oi
incoming lines flail furniture. These 1111111111 should prompt you to 1111 .
next year, even though you do not need this useful sort of furniture,
A FEW OF THE PRICES:
$1.75 Rocker, 11111111111 soul, $1.311.
92.60 Rocker, splint seat and 11111111.“th
15.011 Sutton, 1111111111 111111111, $3.75.
$111.00 Refrigerators hard Wood (1.0 111111111, :11. 213.
9111. 00 nemlgerater hardwood (l. 0. finish. 99. 00.
No 'speciou’flhcss about' these bargains. F’Thoy are all that {1199'
119111111111. comm Mill) 9.1111111114111119
1
«it;
Wright gives
991111 1111111111. .:
His low price
requested .
he cannot com
1
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waders“
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81) is .,
FACTORY
soc pair Boya'nnd Yodtlts' Satin”
Coil Shoes. formerly $1. 59, at
Patent Kid Oxfords.
light sole, Cdban heels, former-
2¥$2950132u..1...........1..
' , n..- Vici Kid and Patent
'sIther 811‘ s and Oxfords,
. ”tomatlnuu...” '
' t of Children’ s Oxfords, I
1' “army l0'i’i"'0‘0'0;‘29‘;
.. 1 magmas”...
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-a' 9191.; 1'“: ”I 1 5.4.11
were
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up SALE
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