. disturbance which was central in the
v
EColuiEnbus, discussed matters pertain-
E. K. BANKS’
«$941 wasuproron mam, ‘
Muhackenio £0th Bloch,
BOUJVV NORWALK GONN-
Local 111171111111
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WEATHER FOREOABT.
m
Fair tonight and Wednesday. The
lake region yesterday. has moved east-
ward,- and is new central near the
mouth of the St. Lawrence. it 1111111er-
duced showers 1111111111; the past twenty-
four hours faiths eastern portion of
the lake region, and along the Atlan-
tic. coast «from Virginia to Maine, An
area of high pressure is new central
over the lake region. and pleasant wea-
tller prevails east of the Rocky Moun-
tains. An area of low pressure is de-
veloping inIMontana.
Harry Street has sold a valuable dog
to parties in Stamford.
The vestry of Trinity Episcopal
Church will meet this evening.
A beautiful rainbpw was plainly dis.
cernibie after last evening' 9 shower.
State teacllcrs' examinations will be
held in the Franklin School, Thursday,
beginning at 9 a. m. .
The funeral of the late Mrs. Eliza
Skidd will be held from St. Mary‘s
Church, tomorrow morning, at 9
o’clock.
Catholic Union Council, Knights of
log to the annual fair of St M111)“ 3
p111 lab at the meeting last or cning.
"The new officers of the South Nor—
walk municipal plant are: Joseph A.
Walk, president; Charles N. Smith, sec—
retary: Colonel Leslie Smith, tmnsur-
er.
-Tbe ltalian independent Society is
vigorously advertising its Labor Day
picnic at the Norwalk Fall (hounds,
by means of a transparency carted a1
ound the’ streets followed by a life and
drum corps.
»—VSuereme Court 100 Cigars are
"the limit” of excellence. Try one.
Jeannette Ferris, the little daughter
of Mr. and Mrs..Arthur S. Ferris, of
Clay street, fell from a barber pole in
front of .R. Sculzi'e, in Railroad ave—
nue, Saturday afternoon, and st-rnpcd
her face and nose quite badly.
Harriet linli daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Hall, of Woodward avenue.
who is spending the summer with her
grandmother at Greenfield Hill near
South‘polt, bloke her arm a couple of
weeks ago, while playing. Miss Hall
is getting along nicely now
The credit of rescuing Frederick
Moore and Charles Tcrrcii who capsiz
ed from a row boat Sunday afternoon.
off Tavern island. belongs to Dr. Aldo
emlan, William ll. Smith and Edmund
Zeinff. who were at The Knob at the
time of the accident. Dr. Ackermau
set out in his bathing suit. and w s
soon near~enough .with his launch
effect a rescue. ills quick work could
not but be admired by those who
watched the accident from The Knob.
JUST LOOK AT HER.
Wilencc came that sprightly step.
faultless skin, rich. rosy complexion
smiling fnceo She looks good feels
good Here's her secret. She uses
Dr. King's New 1.1111 ”Pills Result—mil
organs active digestion good no head
aches, no chance for "blues" Try
them yourself. Only 25c at F ii. flax-
ter' a.
Quality the Best
Best Lamb‘Chops, 20c lb
Legs Spring Lamb ISC lb.
Foreduarteifs Spring Lamb.
lllc lb
Shoulder Steak. 2 lbs. for 25c
Corneal; V-Vlléei. veVlv Choice
111 111
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8ch1).
IV: 80. 111131. come},
. The r
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the use of the Economic insane our
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‘,,.'i‘he regular 11.111111111111113} 1111111111.;
of the Teamsters Union Will be held
to morrow evening in A. 0. H. Hall. ‘
11111111111 the 11111111 to be used 111 the
house in Meadow street.
, the past seven weeks. is Improving un-
Ililll.
EDS VASATION.
1. Let the 11111111 help you get ready to
enjoy it. Here Is ready every need for
lEnE'E the Ecamnnign. ,
with you
Uncle Sam a
nail with aviary;
,e tilled prompt. 1
there are people
"especially for
Washington street.
mail 111111111 it iIVl'Voi
place and mail 0rd
ly and carefull
here to do shopp
1111119111111 11119111111 .
Home (mum of vacation things.
Trunksmgood, open covered with
canvas and bound with fibre-fit. 50.
Steamer trunks fine for 11 short stay
as well he an oV‘cemi trip; 30 111111 ones
slatted with hardwood and bound with
fibre-44E
Suit cases of leather, tou Vh and sol
id and good looking—~35 C1 1eaper too,
including Japanese cases of straw—-
$1. 35 and more. '
English bags. (loop cut with leather
sewed to frame by hand—~85 and up
Golfciubs and balls. Most of the
leading makes and likely as not at
less than the usual price..
Croquet is great fun for children.
Sets from 85c up.
Bucloboards and express wagons,
and velooipedes and tri-cycles.
Tennis is to the frontngaln. and ping
pong is as enjoyable and fascinating
out of doors as in. " Outfits for both
at Sportsman's corner; V
Water wings for 111111111111“..de
fol beginners and fun for experts even.
A column to koép a record of the in
tereetlng places you visit 800 and up.
Blownlc kodak that takes good pic
tales Is the title can. VV ‘1
A thousand and one toilet articles
John H. Ferris has‘the contract to
erection of the addition to the power
——
lt was John 0‘ Sullivan. oi Norwalir,
and not John E. O'Suliivan, as men-
tipped in Yesterday's issue. who had
the union card taken flom his 1111an
Mrs. Michael Viluhrlno, who has been
seriously ill with malarial fever tel
dcr the cute of Dr. (‘haries (El. Bohalr
Carpenter Lewis F. Wood of Brook.
side has raised the frame 1611 the new
house pulchnsell by a Hungarian fam-
ll yand located on the George I Keel
or estate.
Rowland's story today 11 with the
view of assisting with your vacatidn.
You wilineed somethings and lithese
needs can be supplied at a little“less
outlay than usual, you are assisted, are
you not? ‘ , .
Two-piece homespun suits have been
reduced in prices at Comstock Broth-
ers. Their adVortlsementtodny shows
some oi‘ the reductions. and we notice
also that _11eckwoar and hosiery havo
been likewise 1cduced in their p1 ices
William '1‘. Raymond was in New
Milford. yesteldaw the scene of the
extensive washouts. and was compell-
ed,to remain there tuntii lute ill the
evening. before he could get a train
for home. He arrived I11 South Nor-
waik about midnight.
The Norwaik Fire Companies are
all represented at the State Firelllcn's
convention being held at West Haven.
Frederick Stoots represents Hope
l‘lose, Captain 1. ii. lined, the Pin»
nears; Captain A. A. Clonal-y, Phoenix .1
Engine Company, and Captain .i. ll.
llritto, the Fire Patrol.
The D. M. Read Cenlpany. Bridge—
port. are talking todayto shrewd wom—
en, who are eagerly buying those ex-
mllent offerings in the Wash Dress
Goods section, preparing for the ox-
treme hot-”days of August and Septem-
ber. ' Read theiradvertieement. There
are mdny items of interest.
grateful.
Garments for women and girls from
thin summery waists and suite to jack-
ate for cool evenings or a mountain;
climb. was
Stationery for keeping near to one's
friends while away.
So the list might go on indefinitely
for added things come to mind every
1nomc11t~tl1cre is practically nothing
for a woman‘s mention that this store
can‘t supply. Most things for a man's
too.
-—Watch the children carefully Their
health perhaps their lives depend on
keeping their bowels regular. Laxa-
kola is mild but sure, and Is a tonic
besides. 25 Vcents. ' . 1 ‘ .
For sale by F. M. Finch. THE fiOWLAND
Dav, goons co.
Bridgeport.
The committees on the annual pic.
nlc of the Central Labor llnion.‘to be
held Labor Day, at the Norwalk Fall
Grounds met last evening in A 0. ii
hull. and furthered arrangements for
the affair. The committees will moot
every Monday evening in this hail un-
til the date of the picnic.
The manufacturing for others Is a E
part of;tli‘e G. N. McKibbin Manufac— 1
turing'Compnny which has developed .
'very; largely. Anyone wishing infor- ‘
matlon- relative to this part of thell
business may inquire of their manager.
W.R. Th‘bmpson; 13111111111 cheerfully
quote prices. etc. 'Ofll'ce 50 Water ‘
sheet Telephone call 132.
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Captain W. F. Hoyt, E. Frederick ‘
Lockwood and Andrew Radcl. amen- .
loying ‘a two weeks' cruise and‘llshing
trip on the south side of Long island.
'l-‘hertrip is being maderilr‘ Mr: Radsl‘s
large steamer “Josephi e,” and entire.
ly at his expense. Al er fishing for
blues off Long island, the party will
go around Cape cod toBoston. ' -
V‘.VVV_}VV‘V
' RENGES
willadvance in price V
$2.00 next season,
Manufacturers have 1
given us notice.
The committee 0111.116 moonlight "
call of Butler» budge went to Locust
Grove. Sunday afternoon. in Attorney
John Keogh's launch and completed "
arrangements for" the sail. They have ..
secured the exclusive use of the peril.
ion from 9 to if o'clock, on the night
of the sail 'Svecs orchestra will
furnish music over and back and also .
at the pavilion.‘
year.
They will never be :
cheaper.
“o-
Th‘e scarcity of coal is causing many
people to lay in a stock of hard wood '_.
for grate use during the early fall. A 11 00““ RA
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large number of houses are fitted with E
grates for burning cool but many psoa ',
pie do not like to use soft coal in their
. 1.1111
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bought small quantities of wood to ,.
‘Lllll‘li in their fireplace: in beat their 11
1101111111 early in the fall before it Is nec- ,
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V. M. c. A. CVONRFERENGEE AT 1111.. 1.
SilNle BAYyN Y., YA‘ix. izwover \ .
350 persons Ire VVnow for tendsnuo at
the Young Mans 13111111111111 Association
conference and vacation hudquartorn
at Silver flay. 1.111111 (lentils and the
denim is rapidly ailing for1 the 1mm
privilege of entering a
prise 11111111111 which
gm! you A chance to
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m todayww 1? low . W1.
Will 11.1.1th 1135311.)“ . (5
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lion period Anibal ill to 22". The
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, l triends had ubdeypcne to contrl
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‘ high honors.
that tho outing season makes doubly '
. man.
1V0: 1111 1111111 lthsthc
Place your order this g " °'V " "’"” “" “9 L "
'. on and her gloves once more chrefully
.. had been sitting next to her.
. his shoe wblcir she had taken for the
, .1
5011 spool
Thaothsrievening g. 11.....1‘1'1111111111‘
shinning yarn}, andlthc talk turned up
on 1111141111111” 1111 the 1111111111111
0 to the wot-l1! success or an 11:1
1160111111. One
the following: . .
.'1‘1i had tvm schoolmates." he began. E
"01111 of them was asplring to be a
lawyer and the other had aspirations‘
for a high place in the 111111111111 proton»
slonw Well those two boys managed
to worry 11161111 until the day of the flu-
si examination came. The young law
student had perfected himself in his
studies and was likely to pass with
1
emu faced man told
“The medical student however, was
ill a far less enviable plight. his «land
that the examination would be for the
most part upon the anatomy of the
log, and this was the one branch ill
the course he had neglected; He con-
blind to his roommate and walled out
his sorrows.
“ ‘if I only had a log to dissect’ said
he ‘I would pose 'that examination at
the head of my class.’
"it was here that hisroommate rose ‘
sublimely to the occasion. lie rolled
upzhis trousers and insisted that his
friend amputate his leg at the knee.
Ville medical friend domurred, but the
law student lnsisbed. and finally. the
amputation was performed. 111111 the
medical‘etudent captured the diploma.
"""Years afterward this same doctor
was sitting in an ‘oillcb, surrounded by
all the evidence ot’En prosperousprac-
ties. The door opened and in camellia
old roommate at’college.. The greeting
was of course affecting, and then the
doctor inquired how the lawyer was
getting on in the world.
" ‘I want a. murder case,’ said he.
'One that will attract attention and in
involve some well1known citizen.”
“The doctor excused himself. and
picking up a heavy 1,10ker left the
room He prodeedcd downstairs and
killed his landlady, lcsortlng to all the
atrocities that ingenuity could devise
to make his crime one that would
create a sensation. He was successful
"Hsi friend the one legged lawyer
defended him and he was- cleared.
Both of those men occupy leading pin
cos in their profession today.
”If you don't believe this story you
can come 111) to my room and I will
show you n pictulc of the, school these
two friends of mine attended. “—Bnltl
mme Amclirnn
The man dashed down the. street at-
its the retreating car.
Every muscle was strained, his
breath camp in qul1k gasps, the bonds
of moisture stood ollt. upon his forc—
hcad. ills feet were. working like the
pedals on a bicycle. He only touched
the ground in the more altitudinous
places.
“i'll-catch——that—stmet-.car," he
gasped, " 'er die."
Faster went the street car. Faster
went the man.
lie overturned fruit stands and 11111111
111011 In his wild career. lie knocked
down children and trampled upon
them. lint onward be rushed He coi-
lldod with a baby buggy The baby was
knocked Into the 15111111. The mother of
the child pitkcd it up. She pointed a
finger at. the disappearing form of tho
“Murder!" she hissed through
her clinched tccctll.
He draws nearer to the car.
yet.
lic reaches out his hand.
lir touches the rail 011 the roar pint-
forln. .
lie gives one last convulsive effort.
He is on the cur.
lip sinks brcathicssly into n scat and
mops his brow. The conductor touches
him on the shoulder.
“(lit offcn here.“ speaks the conduc-
tor. "Wc're a—goln' 111111111 l1am. 'No
more care tonight."—~Chicngo Tribune
Nearer
A handsomely dressed lady, riding
recently in a crowded Amsterdam av
onus car, was fortunate cuuogh to have
a scat.l1ut when nearing her dentin
atlon she noticed that the lacing of her
work of a moment, but a very warm
and trying moment to stoop down and
knot it securely. When this was ac.-
complished her hat and you readjust-
put on, It was time to signal the con-
ductor. This she did and after two
vain attempts to rise looked mound in
dignuntly to find the cause of her rc-
tarded movement. She came face to
face with 11 very Irate gentleman who
,-“M111l11m «Monomer-whore are you
. trVylng to take me?” he demanded.
"l—youl" she utammcred.
“Youtwiuolr therni" He pointed to
the floor and In an instant she had
' grasped the situation. ”By mistake In
groping she had found the inning of
other and of her own. and but fastened
them so carefully together that it took
the gentleman unite live minutes to
effect a release, under the amused
glances of the other occupants of the
car, which had traveled twice that
number of blocks before the lady was
really to give another nlgnal.--Now
York Times.
W
upilq by air.
the vocabulary of youuf “p” t on i
ll one 0
lbs them words to use
boy in Phlindeibhll. doing,
muster bullish. we: killed
tar way by 1111 a man
#111,“ ”granular-{3‘ u
h a pecul-
l filth
all” in round ,
"When 11 111111111 liph
morning be
run Pia-14“ "Y
1 lmbor of travelln men ware V V 00 .
hate a. “V B ' l1 decreased ‘on $5.900 900 in assets,
which decrease is attributed to the ma-
curing of '3
withdraw s 1
some in summer than in winter it's so
hard to keep from 111111;; to them
while capital: on cigar exercise.
Minute 011111111 Cure
"lately safe: Acts immediately. Sure ‘.
111111.111: coughs, colds, eroup, throat
und lung troubles. E
any. ‘
cVoIor line at basil the same old combi-
1111111111 comes up in the guise of on»
uuettss. ,1»
m
W-ow~4~.«. .....
accumulate 111 a way that will
often surprise you.
log accounts. ,
The efforts of teachers to increase
elr own formation results often lilo
a arm was is 1111111111 attire italics.
,iis best in
“V 8““T.”l
ii in w writ-V .,
”a” 11“,“:er; f? .1 :
he Ire in 11111
1, momma-diso-
1'1‘1‘11111". they is
11 memhershlp. llntV
hares and t involuntary ‘V
ACTS IMMEDlAETEL‘Y.
Golda are sometimes ‘more trouble-
one
are-lat once. All
Clifford Pharm-
When the boarders begin to draw the
interest makes Spur money
We paw 4 per cent. 111 Sav-
rm: scum 11111111111
sumo-s ill
V UNITED BANK IUViLDEViENGV.
.1 F17“
Before 01651111 110111
heme for the
‘" ring to them. First read, then investigate.
log you ‘11 buy and buy liberally, for such chances are few and.
between.
After invc 1g
Summer
Secure a Safe Deposit Box in the vault
of The So. Norwalk Trust Co.
And protect your Jewelry and valuable
papers from lire 11nd burglars.
Boxes from $4 per your upward.
The South Nerwaik
Trust Co.
93 Washington street, South Norwaik.
30110 1111111 succtssrw.
Gill iiir'liiliiLL BANK
‘ ' SOUTH NOREWALK. CONN.
capital. maaob. 00
surplus. $100,099.00
WW pram. 1:34.0oa.b0
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1111.111 11‘. 11111011. other.
DIRECTORS'
7‘11‘ -
John H. Furl-lo Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Ohrlotlmjvam
John H. Light I. 'H. Mathewson
Judah ll. Marvin IamuII-‘Grummsn
J. Wallace Marvin.
Accounts. 311111111111.
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Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons liable to pay Taxes to the. Town
of Norwalk in the County of Fairilold
and State of Cdnnocticut on the All
through; 1.1111111 1111p 111111 1 will meet
include receive said 'i‘nxcn at the fol
touring times and places. to wit:
At the store of W. S. ilnnEforll. East
Norwnlk. (Down Town) onVl Friday.
111111111 29.1902 from 10 o‘clock forc-
noon until 12:30 ociock afternoon.
At the store of J. (‘ handle at Win
ulnauk on the afternoon of Friday.
August 29 1999, from 2E unlock until
E4130 o'clock.
At the store of Alphonso Dibble, at
11011111 Five Mile itlvor on the oven
in; of li‘rldl’lyV. August 29. 19132,
o'clock until 8180 o'clock
All the 11111111 of the Collector. Opera
Phillie illdclt bedding, in the city of
o'clock foibli‘col’l‘ until 3 o’clock 111111-
11111111 7 until 11 1111111111111 the
h 111111111111 111111.
111.11 111111, tile iii any of “October.
111011, 11111111111111» the rate 1111111111111 r1151
from 7 E
Norwnik, in said Town at 11111-111111 on ,
August so, 1902 from 9 '
3
'17...
111531111 {specialist of 11111111, lllli i111 ll illa E ;
Parlors oi the Mahacilemu‘ tidbit W“ ii ii. iii. 111 911.111
‘ Every Thursday,
PREPARED T0,, TAKEE ORDERS FOR HIS GLASSES.
eves EXAMINED FREEEV N EXT DATE, AUGUST 14th.
MY OVLIISSES
are doing more to relieve humanity of headache and ne1vousness than V“
any drug or combination of drugs ever did and the relief is permanenti’
POPULARITY INCREASING.
Dr. Wright's populality inc':1(1nics at each visit he makes in oil
city. His lllmlllkilblfi headache clues me the talk among all cia‘sVBVe
Ale you one of those who have not. taken advantage of his special 0&6
if so visit. him at Mahackemo Hotel next Thursday His low prlcE
'. make It possible for anyone to take advantage of his sE.kili
MY $8. 00 ULASSES REDUCED TO 31.00..
SVPECIAL OFFEHV FOR THIS VISIT.
i will give to every person purchasing a pair of my Ono DVonlVV
Classes a Gold Filled Frame made by the largest optical conce
the world. This frame has a written guarantee to wear ten year
not miss this opportunity.
People witlnheadaches and nervous troubles are requested ,
; come in as early as possible. th on Dr Wright can give them tubal?)
attention The many cases ilf htsldachc and eye st1aln cured by
Wright in prep of his ability and experience. Dr. Wright given
full and 1100111111 examination with his One Dollar plasma as if you 1“.
paid ten dollars elsewhere. For the benefit of those 'who cannot 1101““
in the daytime the hours are extended to 9 p m. -'
DON‘T- FQEHGEET THE DATE: THURSDAY,AUGIEJST14E.
1 "i h ".1
Veranda FilrliltureV Porch Screens screen Doors, Refrigerdtoi‘l. 9th
{ill to- 69 per centiloif. A 1111111 111111 In Vthe season for Vthes’e 1500811, bu
who have delayed buying will find lb air delay 11 money saving ands
seldom such low prices are quoted 011 I; been staple goods. but we at
to get the balance of them off the do or that we may use the i1
lncominslines offall furniture. These ’prlucs should prompt you 1:
next year, even tiloukh you do not use d this useful sort of furnitur
A FEW, OF THE PRICES:
$1.75 Rocker, double seat, [1.39.
$2.59 Rocker, splint seat andllncli, $1.95.
85.00 Senna. natural ilnlsl1._.83.7ll.
$15. Ill) Refrigerators hard wood S 0 finish $11.25.
$10 00 Refrigerator hard wood (l.().il11lsh 89. 00.
No 11.111115111111111 about thcsofbilrgnins. They are all that the 1
111 1‘1
.11
., “E
11‘
soc pair aye-11131111111, 8h ,
EECait Shoes, formerly $71. EsoE at . . .
‘9‘ on
’ lug: hole. (311me heeiVu, former-
tinitnnnlloorvvnrral
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