46 47 WASHINGTON STREET,
Mahaekemo fi9ts‘i Bloolr.f ..
BONNIE NVDRWALKX
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nii‘or Norwalk and violnlty: Fair to-
t and Frld d.ay
igbt showers have oceurred during
tli6' past 24 hours in the lake region
and Kansas and Missouri. An area 07'
high pressure and pleasant weather is
central over the Mississippi valley.
conditions favor for this vicinity plea.
sent weather except possibly light
showers late this afternoon.
An important meeting of the Central
Labor Union will be held this evening.
i ,
The Consolidated Railroad Company
, is improving and repainting the Mon-
roe street bridge.
Tonight is the time that the Boer.
crs‘ Comedian Club is to have its din-
not at Gregory' s Point.
At their meeting Monday evening
Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. R., voted
thanks to all who assisted in making
their excursion a success. After pay-
ing all expenses the Post has a bonus.
—-Supromc Court 10c Cigars, aroma
tie and fragrant as a rose.
The hearing before Judge Curtis on .
a motion for an injunction brought by
Neils, Peterson, of Fairfleld, against
thelflartmanu Brewing Company, was
finished» yesterday ~ afternoon. The
application was denied.
The . {Quartermaster-generals office
In Hartford, is open again, having
been ciosedslnoc August 8. when the
force went to the state military ren
:lezvous at Nlantic to make prepara-
tions for camp Keeler‘.
The deed of sensual 'i‘weedy. of Dan
bury; administratin' "with the Will an-
nexedon theentate of Joseph Richard. .,
son.- to Dellarlfa“ G. Richardson”. of
Bridgeport. ‘conVeying the real estate
of tlie'Joseph Richardson estate in
this state to her. for a ‘wconslderatlon
was filed in the town clerk's office yes-
terday.
——lilo pairs Misses Dark Russet, 'lsce
or button Shoes any width, value 81 75
and 82 (a very few 81.25) sizes 11 to
2; to close, 28c. Glover? s the Place.
i9‘.’i’1..‘..‘« 16.91.. - ‘
Conductor John McMahon, whose
switch engine was in the wreck with
the Pittsileld express on the Ann
street - bridge. . has: returned to . work
for; the Consolidated Railroad Com-
pany. having a position~inv1the freight
yard in Bridgeport. Engineer FEE.
Nickerson has resumed his former po-
sitifkn on tho switcher in South Nor-
we.
ii‘he railroad commissioners have re
celred a petition from the city of New
Haven. asking for human at the 'Ar-
. gym-Division: Thompson. Ivy. Brew
star and- Bennett street crossings- of
the New York, New Haven and Hart:
ford railroad. A similar petitionhss
been received from Plainfleld asking
for a flagrnan at, the crossing of the
Norwich and Worcester railroad near
the Plainileid station. Hearings on
the petitions will be» soon assigned.‘
State Fire Marshal Rusllng and
Chief Collin visited the scene of the
recent tire wh ch partially destroyed.
H. M. Purdy's rn in. Bridgeport ye;
terday afternoon, for the purpose of
conducting an investigation. The
burner] building is situated on the
Burr road and it was believed that
the fire might be of incendiary origin.
II'o evidence we: found harvester, to
bear this out, although the cause is
still unknown.
~43}: Mail: ', ‘
on" lilyo‘snil Dar 80s
oinlist from removed his
allies fromtb the obsekemo Hotel, to
52 North Main 87.. So. Norwslk. where
he can be consulted on Tuesdays.
minnows an Saturdays from 1
'olook to 4 p. only.
err is ‘ 122265327
in 0210“!»
«9:0 by about 799900 more is of Mthe two
, m. of the
he some matters
mirrors om:
' , prices in those
9 y been settled ni-
‘ ‘ unanimously. yo
We all msnemmig’
7
777 the Bat Melon
’rlooloties dqh
’ws-n-i-s
«:The Bhlpman. quarry company at
Chester.- is werklng on an order for 18.1- : n
. Mass. retreat department.
‘1wood,sssistsnt pastor of the Clinton 1,
of -
. Memo-«MM
941: mu list: out toiwin
He has hardly ever prophesied
for arbitration *1
Rev. Alexander Emblemof Nor
hurch Pelham. New York. .
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The factory and sale 67 shops going
on at Olsen’ s is a very tine opportunity,
rep setting footwear at 999. very reason
able hr cs. .
000 reotiof'ourblnn star the fibrillation
s largest flounder ever caught off
1 EM hold was taken With 0.177927: .17 .'
minim sight mounds. «was almost four
test ions and two soot w ids. 9.9.. :»
James Connors. Norwich, aged sev-
enty-two years, employed by the city
as tomman ‘of the street department,
died suddenly Tuesday of heart di~
noose. . ..
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Quite a number «of burns; in launch
on were out on the sound last evening.
clouds. .;
W
Francis Beylston.‘ tile Rowuyton
baby carriage manufacturer was run:
sing for a: train yesterday noon when
he fell on the dopobwlatform.
struck on his. face. sustaining a very
painful injury to his nose '
Members Of the Veteran Odd‘ Fellows'
Association have received notice 7mm
Secretary Moses of New. Eleven. that
the summer gathering of the associa-
tion will be held at! the ‘Sea View
house. Savin 'Ro‘ck, August 9298:
W‘s—doi—
——Very few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the Imperial Crown. It
has been sold for 10 years and over
and is now sonsidered One of the stall
dard brand
The Taco Milling company, having a
urge part of its business in New
Brunswick, N. J. has purchased a tract
of land in Newington, and is already
digging the cellar for the erection of a
large factory for the manufacture of
food, products. ,
The officials of the New York. New
Haven and liartford Railioad Company
are taking steps to stop the frequent
throwing of stones by boys and tramps
at passing trains. All their agents have
been; notified to press for severe pun~
ishment all such offenders.
Many people in The Norwalks and
around the shoreu are wondering
where the bell buoy: is since the new
Green Reef‘s lighthouse has been built~
It has been shifted from off Roton
Point to a paint off Cookenoe island.
At a meeting of the Ecclesiastical so
clety of Chester. it was voted to in—
struct the society's committee toso~
cure the servicesof the Rev. ‘Mr; Kirk—
avenue Congregational Church»
Brooklyn, N.Y ..70r the ensuing year.
4.4.,“
loot from the city ofiBridgeport a. bill
of 8227.43, Which was the Amount of
his expenses in representing the city at
the americsn Municipal. league's con-
vention in Cincinnati in 1895, when
Mr. Clark Was mayor
9 .w--."4. 4—»
col 0. A. R. men 'to send them to the
National Convention of the Grand Ar-
my 07 the Republic, to be held at
Washington. D. C., in October, is be-
ing talked of considerably in Norwalk
It is said that Danbury has raised mere
than 8400 for this purpose.
Fiva dollars for a good his is entlo
ing, is it not. 1. Davis it Son are soil-
ing at this price light colored mens
suits which were up to now, too. twelve
and fourteen dollars. If your size is
between 34 and 40 you are all right.
I
not the “only" with a desire to clothe
reasonably. 9 . . .
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camp Kepler is a. thing of the past.
the tents are being tskcnd (how: rapidly
by a large fm‘oVe of men all
where thousands of feet have lately
seeing. the death was at that could
too hot,-9--Néw Mention Day.
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lét ‘ ‘
Booth Norwslk. this morning. Yester-
training: quarts of Tom 9
lwill ‘
bett.
wrouz on “thew heretofore
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“snonggrsi'iipui
ill _ 1,37) F
oils 9 idiompsny
at their meeting in
Unrortunately the 1m00'niill‘d hot shine '
with all its brightness: owing to the9
and
Err-Mayor mask Ii. Clark. of Bridge- V
port has retained an attorney to cola '
The matter of a subscription for lo- .1
Better call edrly far your are perhaps '13
tohms. ulid‘ ‘
soon the grass will be growing green .
trod. , it was sjreat we 1:. for sight
be asked unwary out" role." and not 9f
.0 hills. of. New Canaan. was In 9,
Mfih‘WMO
, to u to
th 9"bosrd of
ow lie»
ulh. W171 officials Nudity at Christ .
i
any ob. curtain stung presents arms.
Or; so and fresh
their newness, they are very inviting.
Prices are small.
baptised muslin. curtains
as oil.- tucks: Ippliqued £1199. odolleat
patterns. and so Olin-:41 to8 .
Curtainidoops. .70 draping them
back-50 and 100 pal .
Now.
as prett
5trlpes, dots
effects'rwliliic
An especially good lot at 18c yd.
over and border patterns. sonic
. spend so. unions. to, .
or leaves runs lirp‘u'gh center with it
’smali design u soon border; an all;
over pattern h vs él grouping of
;;AnDFn
iron sA‘rH noon.
room. have only been slow in cumin
to9general u896 because of their hig9
pr co.
elsewhere. Quality is, of course, ilrstl
class. ,
Towol- racks—bilc to 82. 50.
Cont- hangers—40c to 81. 26
Towisi-rinss~7iie«, -
swamps—731.40.
sore disheswlioc to 81. 60.
Toilet Hooper holdersJ—SI. 25.
$1I919iill toilet paper holders—60¢
Other bath room conveniences:
173ath thermometers:
wood frame—4M to 85c.
China-«81.50
pickled—4 2. 50.
Bathspreysu; 1 t6 82. 50
hsth- mats so7t large size. asserts
colors-7506 ‘ . .
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to
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Basement
9RD BDRY TCWELg.
dr as 9. bone and that are said to
wear wonderfully well.
Made from line Egyptian cotton and
woven with’a peculiar knotty finish
which makes them absorb water"
oulcker and better than any other tow.
cl. Free of lint, durable. handsomel
finished with homstltohod edges. Rub-
dry tovvels are (interest from any oth-
er; neither like Turkish nor hock tow
elv—dlfferent and b'etterh‘iiilc .-_, ‘
Front basement
unsunuuasn
DRvdoonsco.
Bridgeport. . i.
l‘
\s . 1 ~' I‘»
Will advance in price
$2.00 next season. 9
given as notice.
Place your order this
year.
7 They will never be 1:
cheaper.
L‘UV-i .u want:
‘1 trio‘s t. .
incumior sunk. detains. Just .
y as can be and varied in style. ‘9‘9
i‘ho Ha eed
. are like a coat fits the back, the. need
6'7 wearing lenses preperly centered to
Nickel-plated also tor the an '
Such fixtures sell here at less thari
3 very painful and serious results.
. mate a
Luxurious towels tliat make one mi M
V 07 all descriptions.
Manufacturers have ' 1 ‘
I NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 6
0:56, 7:18. 7'52. 8:1!‘.6:i)38.0i869.
. 9:56.10:28x.10401,11:35!.
1 6:698. 6: 56:. 7: 078:. 7:651, 8.00.1030.
pens eness ‘V
may. be preventin
' - ‘ e market a
and charming in '
of buying glasses to filth
the eyes, all are absolutely necessary
for the preservation of that most preo.
ions of all. senses, the sight. We have
no old my ideas but adopt the latest
and postdoc odsin our fitting. and
examln tip 9
men“. ,‘ "DD.
8008! 6321018ch Isak prId
" :4 to 6:30
(lune hours I to 11: 451
urdsr‘ereninul
Locust Bites}
The bite of about kissing bu
and spider are poisonous and prodgicb
a
piece of cloth foldéd several
thicknesses with Bilzllian Balm sag
him) over the bite. instant relic
Remove in half an hour and you will
one a drop, as green smut-ass This
is the poison which has been all drawn
out and the trouble is over. This is the
only thing in the world we know of.“
that will do this. Equally effective fol
V‘v’app‘lied so always keep it on hand.
second. Druggl‘sts or sent? quick.
8‘. Jackson and Co" indinnapolls.
”ounkiouozsnpns
We are trying to better satisfy our
customers by not having any wagons
on the road but will attend very
promptly to orders by postal cord. and
pay following prices. with square deal-
lng: , All kindsof iron, tic 1b.; rub;
ber boots. shoes and bicycle tires. 6c
17).. ‘ light brass, 5c lb.: heavy brass.
7c; Copper 81:; pewter 80c; rage in
lb.; folded newspapers in bundles. Me:
too and heavy lead 30; nine. 2%:3.
iThese prices are good until market
changes. watch this :2va .
-': ABRAHAM “MADRID ‘
Phenol“ 4n... _ 9 840;} souNorwalk.
ninth iiiiuiii
White Duck Ping
Pongfldts. Sailors and Alpiues, White
B.
Dainty
New
stylish Rough Straw Sailors.
patterns in Chiffon Velilngs.
Birds,'Wliigs and Pemponsr . ~
MIMIDED HA?8‘- AT
MID-RUNNER PRICES.
“the“
M 7" Arkansas
.319 illicit: Street. Home”:
Fine Coeds at low Prices
connected with large Bridgeport es
.9,
.' itsbiishuiesn I-‘lus seeds at low prices '
.9. ... ..._I.
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
L—n—téh
ruin rest:
In effect May 10, 1002.
991.3“: souru WALK FOR
9 Nil vooK.
A M.——‘12ziox. i: 402 5: 581:, 6:16.
Pu Mr—
78:882.
1:8 652.99
‘107! ‘
11:7 8:26:. 8:05.
his; I 40 a: 55x.
SUNDAYS.
8.48:.
‘ hands of the
the stuns Aim . .~
ginormous .m We no:
or the positions left 2.2.9... by the
‘ , r. u.—-a: 222.,5.io 8 595:, r: 29.
: a
VI 2w oflaflK F0 009774
on ii no em Ill-ii l9!
Ilse-10: 032. 500.6630. 7:00,
90:0 04 ‘
V ossirstsnce.’
.. 9 chance: of beln‘ without a few bottles
V _lg enough to suit most 7o! s. 211' this
snake and mad dog bite, it instantly ‘
Kills hoe. wasp 'or hornet sting in one 9
Mull Hats, White Felt Hats, new and 9
looked hard at the guide. but he was 9
m. —;12 40:. is: one is. tax. 9: or. -
n‘ inventory of t ‘
or no burritos: r975.
like to ms‘lie sure that ever thi
.AA'ii‘alpt proper to tnk no u .
these hers matters, an idol)
,nnts to know What the liquor
“see. I knurled a man ‘ouce 1-9
2350 a posses in his cheeks seed on'
it it hadn't been for a couple o'
ties of the old stuff; " . 1
‘Sils . bite?” asked one 097 the party.
The game shook his lies . “Acci-
den ," he said ~ ‘
identi" érolainied other in ‘
“Oh. I suppose the whiskey
as a stimulant and
strength until you could st medical 9
‘NQ'D: 'twan't Just that " answered
or guide. "b‘ut the thing gays us all
a bad store. an' I ain' t never took no
since then." .
9, "Tell us about it" ' .
"Well. ” said the guide, as soon as be
bad convinced were; that the whiskey
was there, “it use this here way: Me
in? Bill my. partner; has a big party
little fool of a chap with a 38 gun that
he is forever a.’shootin' .oi‘i'. “Novas. .38
rifle uln' t the biggest thing in the way
on sheetin' iron there is in these
farts. but it kin bore a not an' plenty
feller' seems jest achin' to plug seine- ‘
body. lie acts like he really wants to
do it,a91i'1we has to talk to him fre—
about. an strong about bl‘a‘zln'l away
promlskus-llke. But it don't do no
good. He goes away 7rom camp every
night to blaze at anything he sees in
991999 woods anf one night he catches
L "Me and Bill is slttin' by the camp
"fire when the stunt comes off 211' we
has two bottles in front of us That's
the only thing that saves Bills life.
if we’d forgot those bottles he‘d Ha
been a Boner fer sure; he‘ 6 a trumped
the golden stairs 'tlibut h‘a’vin' time to
take his boots off. which would“ u' been
powerful bad manners, an' Bill's a
stic'klizr fer doln’ things right an' prop-
nu: the bottles is there. an’ he's
saveVd. " '
"But how did they save hlmi You
haven't told us yet" . ,
"Oh, for sure!" exclaimed the gulde.
apologeilcaily. "Clean forgotto tell
ii. happens like thlsr Me an’
slttln' by the fire with the bottles in
front 0 us. feelin' it’s a shame to turn
in Ieavl‘ any to be split by some care-
less galoot. when a bullet from this
here .38 comes slngin' along an hits
QBIII in the right breast, goin. right
2111. his body. Well. in course, its
flame to dry twigs that hell bleed to
death If that there wound ain't fixed
up mighty sudden. There nin' t no time
for foolin when a bullet goes clean
through a man an‘ that's where we
was lucky in not forgettin’ the whis-
.key.
"But what good did that do you. 7"
IIHuh?“
"I say. what good did that do you?”
“Oh, what good did that do? Why.
Bill he's a man what ain’t over flab-
time. he does, an’ be jest reaches over
for: the two corks, an' he takes one an'
I takes the other. 9un' he plugs up the
hole .in front. an' i plugs up the hole
behind. on' there he is as good as ever.
The various members of the party
as solemn as an owl.
“No sir." he said, "it ain't safe to
take no chances. an‘ if you'll excuse
ply is a little short."
. "Short!" they eclallned.
there are eight bottles here "
"Fer sure." replied the guide c9al9miy.
"but there' s six in the party, an‘ Blil' s
accident has taught me that tain‘t safe
to start fthouti havin' two plugs fer
each man.”——From the Chicago Post.
The conductors' room at the Broad
railroad stories are told.
in there after the train arrives await
orders and often swap yarns. The fol
lowing was told at a recent sosnco.
”A. long time ago.- when trains travel-
ed more slowly than they. do now A .and
‘way' trains Wore. common. two high
officials got on intending to ride «out
30 miles. They had a lot to say to
each other. and the train whloh‘iitop
used at every. wood- pile, worried them a
.8006 doi—
ed not a card a few miles out and add
infinitin
Itgppod at. After they had po-
lit y analyst-ed his questions firm
dozen. stations or 999, one
shine on y nudist die tobmqm
"‘66s 1; re. my. frien.
9,.
tell me us. are an pg
you don we grilled b! the piece."
Thom immigrant bed down into a
on Io pen or own
by gouty appear attached,
‘Vtho 99“ one when read omshn."-~
”Pluto siphio Neleirapll
.s
gully for stenm 99:91 its rsl9i
Water error
“0777le at 2pm ‘
WAN” Vol on in or” I'-
am
ept up his 9
out. ah' one of the tellers is a 2168st ».
you how 'twas done didn't i? Y‘ see, 9_
Bill is ‘
'bei'gastedn Heknbws what to do every ’
’me. gents. i‘li jest say as how the sup- 9
"Why. 9
steret station is the plaoeawhorc good ‘
The men go I
An irlshmsn recently lohd- ‘
99‘
ed to their annoyance by his persisting ‘
,the name o7 every station the 9 . _
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lied up a ticket '
9 Boltrerlsnd is preparing to when:
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Tl-iE THIN UNDERWER
AND WOMEN
Note the price reduction
Women's 10c Jersey Va 2.
Women's 17o Jersey Vest "
Women’s 25c Ribbed You
Women's 9250 Lisle V’ 62.5..
Men's Upd
All 29c Baibrlgga'n ‘
.............
FANCY DHESVSV DTUFFQV.
hxcéllent for school dresses, and you
buy them about one- third under regu ~
iar price. 9
About 20 styles of neat Fancy Mixed
Suitlngs, 88 inches wide; these were
45c and 39c; choose from them at.“ 1.20:: .
A dozen styleswf Fancy» Mixtures
and Shepherds' Plaids, width 40 to 4in
inches. 50 and title goods at. .....,39c
You may choose from a99y of Olll
Fancy Sailings formerly not log at 65c
ere
Ol‘fl
....... ‘V4
All 50c Custom Made son
and 75c, at...,9..,.9.,.9,.9...........40c elastic sides
FANCY TAFFETA SILKS.
Good picking here. ,
33c Wash Silks, new...... .26c ,.
Ego 19V9Vash 219l9ks now. .. ...... . . .390 $11 ‘
c nncy ks. now. . . . .. .596 a
21 Fanny.8ll.ks;>now.i‘;.... ”1.1.597: CW”; 36"“ reduced “02". .
White Pidue Skirts
SOME WHITE 49300138 BARGAINS. 9
All White Goodii are priced reduced, V
as follows: cdt ..........
25c Corded P K at .......... c...19c
937ific Corded P K at .......... . .290
All 200 FaucyWhite Goods mp 39:: Lawn Bonnets now.
now ........................... 166 59c Lawn Bonnets, now. ..
99 All 25:: Fancy White Goods i9ue -89c Lawn Bonnets now-.i
now .......... . ......... . ...... 7c
81. 50 Lawn BOnnets, now.
BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY
Women’ s Glazed Kid Button and Lace at
Women’s Patent Leather Lace Shoes.
Women’s Patent Kid Oxfords.
Men? 5 Russett kid and Welt Shoés.
Men’ 5 Patent Leather Seal Top Bals.
Mail 5 Viri‘Kid and Box Cali 0xfords
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. ' Are you one at those who have not taken advantage of his spec
ya so visit him at Mshncltemo Hotel next Thursday. His
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