15:41 wasumu'ugit Manors,
' ‘, MIhsokemmllmi Block,
scorn uoawaux, sons.
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Local Neils Notes
WEATHER redheads. 11
,14' \‘ .1.1‘
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Saturday: cooler tonight.
The disturbance which was central j
in the eastern portion of the intro re-
gion yesterday morning is now control
in 1111111111111 St. Lawrence trailed. It
produced light showers from Cleveland
to the coast it is followed by source ‘
qt high passion ‘audmienant month '
or. The temperature continues low in
the northern sections. White River
Ontario, reports ‘a minimum of 30 de-
fireball 1
Raymond Brothers are discharging
a cargo of brick1gqt Humane“, 1
‘ +500 bottle of Ca-ther he gives rc-
llef to suitors from malaria or rheuma-
tism, 'Try it.
George Major Holmes, of Main
street is able to be out after his re-
cent illnesses
.11 >11
rite south Norwalk Quartette Club
will hold a picnic Sunday afternoon in
Fredrick's grove . 1 11. ,.
aareen Corn 150 doz. F...DL & Co.
.-'r1-~1~—-.~—~1
Mrs. Andrew Leary, of Railroad
Place, still continues quite ill at the
Nouwalk hospital.
Rev. J. 11.11G1'1ernsey of Daricn. will
preach Sunday afternoon in the West
NorWalk Union chapel.
11%
TQInite unusual to combine in, one
remedy a laxative and a topic but
"Laxakola does it"1-11It cures ’wlth a
gentle. effective action without pain or
discomfort. 25 Acents
i Forsnie by F. M Finch
--L'atest Fall Styles of
Derbics.
O'Brien. 1 .1, .
Mayor Stndley hasumnnounced in a
public letter today that he will not be
a candidate for governor.
J11B. Nash, of Norwaik general as-
ent for the Health and Accident Insur-
ance Company, has just settled a claim
with H. W.- Snyder, of Noroton. who
was injured recently .1, ,1
--—Men s 32 and $2 50 Oxfords, either
'black1 or russet, 31 t8. Glovers- the -
Place..1I,1I1.;I.;11,.I I I: ‘l 1
—-—b—-——«— '
The fifteenth annual reunion of the
Twentyuslghthi: C11V will be held at
Pleasure Beach Bridgeport, on Thurs-
day. August 28 with' business meeting
at 11 a. 1n. and dinner‘ at -2 p.~ In.
Two women in walking along Itali-
road ‘ place, last evening. came to
“grin at the corner- of Railroad place
And Clay street. One slipped and in
tailing was caught by the other. who
also went down. The one who struck
the ground first was bruised somewhat.
.0...”
-1-Soic agents for Port Royal Spring
Waters. F. I). Lawton a Cop .;
The New Yorks played the Pitts:
burgs two gs es yesterday and while.
the Champio‘ won the first by the
closebscorslof two to nations. thby
were, easily taken into camp by the
Giants in the second game by the
score of 81to'I1, In the ’lattcr game
Bidiy Lander made two three base
his 1 1, ,, , 1 ,
shell with pneumonia. 1
1 “Still“ for the falsithutff wl
‘ fish," can
vsru 11.11.111.111
The christian lndulltrlui Leanna. or
11111111111111 11111111111111 with llmllush id
11 e
800“: “‘
w—From now to the closing of 111111,
Remove! 1811111,, ,wierwlli Isl! uhnzjfentiro
stock mghddlsss of cost."1ldverytbinfl
if poshib must be sold. M. 3.3111101
I
Eistlsck it Price have used 111 h-
space may to call attention to.
fact of their clothes reduction; espec-
iaily to the lot reduced to the six doi
iar mark.1 ‘
The yacht "NyikchI’ belonging to J.
ll. llcxiyn. took on winter and coal at
it M, Tollos' dock yesterdoy. prepara,
wry to going on a cruise
ml,
The committce" of his Scuth Norwalk
Union School distnict,1wiil.1couvsne to
night to meet the architect who will
be on hand with plans for ths'ropos:
ed new school 11111111111191 ”
-—4La’rgs Cabbagorficu F.D;L. '81 Co.
311‘. 11: 1 '12- _1.11I.v1 1‘1“
Furniture is what you willb buy
ing this 11.11.31.313 upbbuy now You
will save considerable by so doing; A
J. Collins it Co. are gleng special
furniture opportunities now.
Poweil' s 0rchestra,,of Norwalk, .fur-
nisbcd music for the1conoert and dance 1
in the burn on the occasion of the
lawn party of the Church of the Sacred
Heart, in Georgetown, yesterday and
today.
-—Latcst Yonman and Young Der
bios. O'Brien
~———...
- A force of men from A. R Mnikin d1
Company's hays been putting in the
steel beams for the City of Norwalk
new library, and after this is complet-
ed Robbins Brothers will continue with
the masonry work.
If coal were, three dollars you would 1
hasten to lay in a supply. Butter at
23c per pound is proportionately ren
‘;sonable why not take advantage? For
other specials read the New York Gro-
cery Company“ 5 ad. ' ‘
.—
-—Bodily pain loses its terror if
you've a bottle of Dr. Thomas’ 3 Eclec~
tric Oil in the house. Instant relief
in case of burns, cuts, sprains1 acci-
dents of any sort.
The sum of 181: will purchase most
any useful article tomorrow at the B08
lion Store's magic ilguro sale. it is
really worth your time to read the ad-
vertisement of the energetic firm and
also what they have marked at 18c.
Miss M. Elizabeth Kearney, cl Nor-
wallr‘, who is the guést (111111.111 Mrs.
James F. Kennedy. of Fort Hill, is the 1
wr ter of a column article on the
charms of Ridgeileld, which appears in ‘
yesterdays issue of the Ridgeiield
Press.
~Largc Cabbage, 5c. anus; Co. 1'
A lad named Joseph McLaughlin was
taken to the County Home in Westport
avenue, yesterday. it appears that he
had been formed out in Bethel. and
tiring had returned to Norwalk, and .
had hung about the South Norwaik
railroad depot considerably. 1
A horse owned by A. Stall, the Nor-
walk grocers, fell on the slippery
boardI over the Not-walk railroad tunv
pol, yesterday afternoon, but was not
seriously injured The animal quickly 1
got on its feet again; but the harness ‘
was broken in several places. Repairs
were made and the driver started the .
animal again. 1111
The officers of the Connecticut Agri-
cultural Mlmaséhflt’e Jusbciosed ihpir
1 successful summoned for Teschem
and others in nature studies and coun-
' ‘ 1' try life. They are now making pife‘ Ir.-
, . notice.
,1 They greatly en-
es ores-Riddeflsm
:1' C
be 1611‘ at our
he bargdin 2 ll
aticns for opening the regular 1111111.. ; -
, courses of the coming. year.
term will begin September 23.
and Winters. tachool‘
This fall
The
Concomitant“ in
length from ten days to twelve weeks,
will begin Tuesday morning. January
6 at s o'.clock Next to the regular
courses of two, four and six years.,.1
”mill. NMTB‘NWB "i.”
a e if VI 11
tel“r 11111111111111.1111: 11111111111110 i s tweiw
weeks course a dump dailywand
1' creamery practice and management.
and to the six weekn' course in poultry
culture. Civil engineering, typewriting
11111,» Ind shorthand home economics. mobs.
Iulcsi drawing, the; work, history.
political economy, lsli Ii ,
tom ports halt
educati Allin,
ed by
the South Norwsik Methodist Church, »‘ . .1
1 FALL tiATs, aoM
'PHiPPS cl A'l‘CHl‘BON.
or common ‘
' Stora' closes today“
These are the hats that fl: 1110 fall
skim of tailored hats.
its. so
hlsdu 1i dost id women' 3'.
styles for all in
Pugh
Phipps
There 1?;
anutf, do“
critic
late.-
riIkI.
tied.
at a 1.1.111.
Money
,'1‘, , ,<
for the 11.111111111111011
3.111111111011111.
A something
filth}; E1111
novelty is a leptureu
want sh
tion. "
sort that one must see
{libs warm pclordI of autumn are in
the maturity
none are eial)
somesnre Very
the hats for yourself‘
' - 1 $350 to $7..50
‘nght corner. rear.
oOer‘e Noses.
Doubtless some guitars in town have
yet to find out how progressive a store
for golfers therein here. If douchancc
to be one, come quickly and get. no
quainted with Sportsmen 8 Corner.
Every need for the game is there,
almost surely.
B G 1 clubs
socket 82. 25 -
spliced :1 90
hon 81.10
Spaldiug clubs ' '
Caddy bags of leather—~83 50 and $4
Scotch-plaid caddybags with leath-
ed
Canvas caddy bags—41 and $1.50.
For old golf balls an allowance of
3125 (1011.111 made to pinchaacrs of
50¢th 82.50
trimmings—«82. 501‘
new.
11111111111111: 1
Basement, near elevator.
.1313“. MM
'THE ROWLAND
DMY GOODS CO»
mils as hits
Atchi
all Whit! of {We’hn new collec-
Very little for the hats are the
111111
oratcly trimmed but all
are assay and artistic. ooh 11111191111111.
11 breast to give a finishing
mar 11 qu-g’iii a third 11 ilrnht
but whatever 11th
result is distihc velymtyiisb
You are invited to come and view
touch, 111111)
ofhflhbon“
treatment may be the
ok, if you're dieuiis- 1 to
of
11 11111111111111 and style ‘1
guinea; daAtchison hat that ,
cutesy scrim W
e eshaps or a
touch of genius in, the trimming glvcs
‘ distinction."
An ordinary hatter wouldn't combine
brown with black,
been done in some 0 to the hats. Yet
,it Is charaotqriatlesofl’
’son to do just sucht
I0
a
11' 1 111139121111“ install 1’1
. \l. 1, ‘ , I‘ ' t.
"R: “ G as
1 wiiiadvauce in price i
$2.00 nex‘t season.
given ‘us "notice.
Place your order this
year.
They will never be
11cheaper.
9 -11qu
Manutacturers have 1
1
It 011111.11
11533131111 of on
‘ Class A. XXc.
a the use time a.
ysiopment oi‘
indeed, a human
of his boyhood and youth in this art
sic. and traces in his may and effective
style and horribly'csrtain development
of the tough into the thief When cir-
mstanoes shape the way.
hen they: 11: an interesting account
13 Humbert swindle in Paris per.
11, the 111 t during and successful
where a game of bluff was carried on
with a skill that has rarely if ever,
been equalled, oven in this country; 11
suggestive and fully illustrated article
01111 ti1‘ historical development.“ the
radon Amer-lulu) Waroerand ,s ketnh
of that most familiar and least under.
stood of natural phenomena, lightning
with a nhmheroof markable photo,
gpra he 11
Among this
t 'a fiction the
"Rickanlnnlos’ Dream” a story of
some darkles wi 1111181111an ambitions
’m‘ost cleverly 11111111111111.1111 illustrht-
ad. is one ermine best pieces of work
or 11111111111 illegally! spasms,
Here is a manrwhose experience has
been worth somethin to him. Mr. L
L Witherow, of Lilher y. W. Va.,' says: T
”Blouse mind me. prices 011 45‘ “(,1an
boxes ,of your,1',l'onic, MW? Pills (Ill
pink). i had they are the only Pills
that will do me any good.” You are
sure to tind1t out due 1aI, beneficial to
you if you w ii try 1 cm. may cost
you 25 cents. R. H.Plaisted.1"
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ANNIVERSARYAO: M'KINLEY’B
BUFFALO August 22-Mayor
Knishthss issued a proclamation sus-
gesting that on Sunday. September 14,
the first anniversary, of1 the death .of
President McKinley. memorial servic
es be held in all of the churches in
Buffalo and that the city he draped
with the flag or our country. He has
appointed a committee to arrange for
other special observances fitting the
11011115 lie further suggests that on
the day following the anniversary spa
cini otenilsus be held. in the public
schools. 1 1
1 1‘ ‘l' .'.“”'V1JC‘ H 3
Class A XXc. No. 3841416 A
LlBRAlu 0F CONGRESS to wit.
1 BEIT REMEMBERED, 1
That on tho thirtieth day of July,
1,902, THE BANKS LAW. PUBLISH-
lNG COMPANY, of New York N. Y..
hath deposited in this Office the title
of a 00K. the title of which is in
the 101 owing words,t wit;
Reports of cases or ad and determ
load in the Superior Chart of the City
of New York. By Samuel Jones and
James 0 Spencer, reporters of the
court. New York Superior court re-
ports. Vol. XXXVI! Jones and Spen-
cer’ 11 reports, v1.1 V.
THE BANKS LAW PUBLISHING
C0., New York, 1902. ,
the right whereof it claims as pro.
' prietcr in conformity with the law of
the United States respecting Copy-
rights.
Ofllce of the Register of Copyrights
Washin on I). C .
‘ 1.1191113111111111.
Librarian of Congress.
By Thorvald Sclbcrg,
. Register of Copyrights.
Written S. W.
Revised J. W. C.
Entered A. J.
Mailed E J E,
In renewal for fourteen years. from
- September 14, 11102. .
a8 15 22 29
NO. 884“. A
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. to wit:
BE 11‘ REMEMBERED ‘1
That on the thirtieth day of July.
1902, THE BANKS LAW PUBLlSHv
1N0 COMPANY, of New York N. Y,
hath deposited in this Office the title
of 11. BOOK the title of which is in
' the following words, to wit:
Cases argued and adjudged in the
supreme Court of the 11111111111 States,
October term, 1878. ReportIed by John
iillam Wallace. Votx
‘ TEE 'BANKB MW PUBLIBHING
‘ l the right whereof it ‘ciIimI as pro-
1 printer in conformity with the laws of
00.. New York, 19112
"i"; I N!
n 1111111111. 3 1
the United States respecting Copy-,I
Chloe of the Register Copy i 1111
Wash isn't/o 11113.0. iii 1
11:1 Earhart Putnam.
Librarian of Congress.
By Thorvald Solbsrg. ,
Register of Conyrlghts.
$9“me 8
vised J Vi; C.
I. at as, York. N. if”;
4 L ‘ Mlle at? ti
W1
, an : 11111111111111!
" bits and realistic statement of the do? 1' 1 .
, pal, also appears war
Mrsatsst value; ad-
" " authentic account at first hand of. the 1
life of the under world. The thief tell: .t
fraud of the era times, an instances ’
, , ful satisfaction 11,.1 .
1 "thumb. said his 11111111111101 that
tool: a tablespoonfui
1111111111, Then ,
were clinched
wall, ‘
111 111111111; red
11111110111111; approvingly to indicate
t it was good i ‘ taste, .1.
‘Wby does the c [1 cry?" he was
asked by his frlond. ,who noted the
tears 11111111111; h 11 1111111111
",l,.=cry" he 11111111111161.1119 my
ntdfather is not. vhcre- to color the
”a, U r1 ‘
1 {A second spoonful went into the
1mouth..of. the other red man, and with
similar 91,!th ‘ 1
.1 1‘1'1Anduwhy do yummy?" suited the
first, as he noted the tours with. venge-
you did not die when your brave
gdaudfstiier dlcdl". ~,~ Philadelphia
“H il 11‘
One of our soldiers tells the fololw-
lug story about an old friend of his
Mfr in Finley; 11,111 .1
‘While hump 9111,11 'slok leave' 111111111;
the war, after having served three
years and nine months. I encountered
a young man about ‘my 0min ago, whom
I had not seen since entering the ser-
vice engaged in unloadi aied hay
fit the railroad warehouse in the town
of Osgood Going over to him i said:
'srnith, you seem to be in thegh‘uy bus;
these ‘Yes. indeed.‘ he replied
have been in it rather extensively since
the war commenced. You see I have
a contract with the government for all
the buy I can furnish. Al I have to
do is to ship it to 1.11.11.51.11". and my
money comes back 11.111111. or no tithe '
nice thing of it,‘ i ventured to remark.
(Owes: he, a powered,
l have noun;1 a ‘righ sin art riot motley
ever since this double?“ chipmunks";-
and nw some aanizlng thought
scorned 0 have entered his mind. for
the saddest and most woe bosons ex-
urcsuon,sprcad' over his countenance,
in raconteurs. seemed. 111de to such
from his eyes as he continued—'but
l'm afraid the war alnt g9lng to last
much longer'
“Out of respect for his grief I quiet:
ly wlthdrew."—-Greansburg Review
Annie was 1111;. and like a sensible
child, she recognized the that and stop
pad running. Not so Johnnie. He he
longed1to the class that never knows
when it has enough of either joy or
trouble, so he ,hept up his laborious
trot until the school door was reached
Then he leaned dejectediy and breath-
ed heavily1 IAnnle eyed bimvwith a
scorn that grew as she looked. Later
on they stood in the office looking like
a set. of illustrations for a new version
of the “Lives of the Hunted " and
Johnnie was talking
it " he subbed
Khtiee fault She made me set three
that much till l'm nine years old and
—‘4-" He would have bubbled on in-
definitely. the tears rolling off his fut.
foolish little (ace. but the principal
turned, to Annie. That young lady had
a passion for acquisition, so without
cuss.
labile me allots. " she. explained.
‘indeédfl said the 11111111111111.1111
how many did you cut?" Angie's lips
curled scornfullyas she remembered
.lohI-nnie and his miserable three eggs.
late '14, " she replied blandly ~1Ncw
Yorl: Evening Sun :1 1,
11'0th now of unusual 11111111 to U!
lea from the fact that he has been in-
strumentni in consolidator the two
I hthifl' companies has many. men in
servos. one all them is a1 high--
be 1111qu many important miss
‘ ‘ hoe
rady.
“You certainly 1111111. be making a ,
mostglpefully, 1
"i couldn't mean 1
"It was me big sister
hggs 1111' me muddcr sets I can't- hold 1,
banded 111111 his admission slip and ~
further ado she acquired Johnnis's ex-
' ‘1 piston many eggs, too." and it ‘
Anthony Brady the capitalist, a per- 1
priced gas export a young man whom
1:. Brady left instruct ' _
his young; man. to so to Jsp- 1‘.
1' com
"hf-11d said "i am to so ‘t I' 1.11.1.2.
for prudent buyers. , o" .‘
FANCY DRESS STUFFB. l
Excellent for school dresses, and you
buy them about onsvthird, under rcgu‘,
iar priceL111 1 1
About 20 styles of neat Fancy Mixed
Suitings 38 inches wide,;.11hese were
lilo and 39c; choose from then. at. .29
A dozen styles of ancin Mixture
and Shepherds’ Plaids. width 40 to 41
‘x
‘.
inches, 50 and bile 211511.111” .390 "a """"""
FYou $111.13; CEO?” from clay of dad are :1
ancy u I"11g orIrnerly’ so ng at he AiliSierusto ‘
11111 , ,1... In Med ,J
and 75C ........ .1 ...... 1. it .49C elastic 51693313411:in ,, “
FANCY TAFFETA SILKB. ,‘ THE WASH 3K R 3-1-3
1‘ Good picking here. ‘ l 9“" "ANY
33c Wash Silks. now. . .1. “.1256
500 Wash said now............ add
,190 Fancy Siikainow. . 1. .1 . .. ..590
$1 Fancy Silks, now ..... .751:
SOME WHITE GOODS BARGAINC ‘
All White Goodaarc priced reducedi
......
1Crash Skirts reduced . .
White Pique Skirts ‘
trimmed reduced from
as follows: 11 138d .1. 1....1..11 '
25c Corded r K .11.. .19 cHILoREN'e sumu‘é so
37%c Corded P K at ........... , REDUCE
All 201: Fancy White Goods and
now ...................... 150 ,
All 25c Fancy White Goods are
now ......................... 170
‘ I‘ 1271?: ‘ emit
, - BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY
Women’ s Glazed Kid Button and Lace at
Women’ 5 Patent Leather Lace- Shoes.
Women’ 5 Patent Kid Qxior'ds.
Men’s Russell Kid and Welt Shoes
Men’s Patent. Leather Seal Top Bals, .
’Men’ 5 Vlci Kid and Box Call Qxiords,
11' 1'1
item 11111111111
PREPARED TO TAKE ORDERS FOR HIS GLADSIOs
1 EYES EXAMINED FREE NEIKT DATE, AUGUST 21“.
~ “ .1 MY cusses
l are doing more to relieve humanity of headache and nervousu
I any drug or combination of. drugs, orcr did. and the relief is be 11
- rt :1 1 ‘POPULA‘RlTV INCREASING.
_ Dr. Wright’s popularity increases at each visit be mall his,”
“silty. His remarkable headache cures are the talk among fills. 1 '
'5 Are you one of those who have not taken advantage of his a
n if so visit him at Mahdckemo Hotel next Thursday. His iow'
Isnake itzposslhld 191': anyone to‘ take advantage or his skill 1111
MY $8.00 GLASSES REDUCED TO 31.0
1111911 111-1111 10111.... wet-r. ‘~
1, will give to every person purchasing a pair ’of my 1
”lanes a Gold Filled Frame mails by the largest optical
a world This frame has a written guarantee to wear to ‘yé
oi. miss this opportuuilt. 1
People with headaches and nervous troubles are
‘ I?
,U 3
.re
ias early as possible, then Dr. Wright can givp‘ them 11 1
The many cases of headache and eye strdihwursd
right is pm on his ability and experience. Dr. erhbit
1i ndagcfimtoroxaminaiion with his One Dollar glasses”
Norwalk Chronicler