Titty oIe deildoui. We are j.toId ‘ .1 1n Ownsnm'c'rou crusty. WWWMM .W v'LucaiVeus Vales. mm “The telephone call for the branch of- n of The Evening Sentinel In Nor- walk ll No. 44. ~50c bottle of (in thenba gives re lief tn suffers from malaria. or rheuma- tism. Try It. , , J. B. Brown and G. E.1Smith of New Huven. and L. G. Ireland, of New Brit aln, were in Norwalk Thursday . I. S. Holmes was recently placed by Brown College with the International valsicn Co. of Brooklyn, at $12 weekly. «—-—LAII styles Derbles. O'Brien's. 1201115 Cuneo, who Is in the employ at A. J. Collins 8:. Company, fell from a wagon, yesterday, and bruised himself quite badly. Rev. A. S. Kavanagh, of Brooklyn. formerly pastor of the First Methodist Church, delivered the seimon Thu1sduy afternoon, at the camp meeting in Wil~ limuntic. .— -—-Legs Mutton. 12110111.; Shouidcis of Mutton, 8c. LHayesHs Twelve Brown College giaduutes in the office of Yale & Town Stamford shows what that corporation thinks re gurding our thorough business training of young people. The much continued Baby Hill cow case came up again this morning be- fore Judge E. M. Lockwood in the Norwnlk side of the toWn court and . was finally dolled. --Frorn now to the closing of our Removal Sale, We will sell our entire stock regardless of cost Evciythlng Lt gossible must be sold. M S. Smith 0 Martin Meany oi Elm Grove Place. who had his left foot crushed by a hen vy beam falling on it while at his work on the new building of the Coleus inl Foundry and Machine Company, in ‘ East Norwalk, has nearly recovered from the injury. Moses Chandler. of North Ashford. died Wednesday, of injuries received Monday. He had I» on to Southbridge and on his way home tell from the wagon and become entangled in a wheel where he was found. He was Longs: the hospital at Putnam, where 1-1 e —-Sirhloin_ steak, fish and vegetables. at Stev’sns'. Franklin 'I‘. Ives. of the state board 111 mediation and arbitration was inter- vicwrd by a reporter of the Merlden Record, Wednesday night, on the hear- ing before Acting Governor Keefer, and that paper says 1 at Mr. ires “ex- pressed himsclt 1i- LdLsgpsted with the whole affair; " So much com t line been made in regard to the disturbances caused by the clarnbskes h yer few days at liethcl that cell ”11511; taken to break up the ho billion) In that 1 scetion. Itesiden have feuud It very annoying to WIN lied to hear the rocket made by these elambake parties. «who ran Knox“ 13.11.. 013111111. , A son of John Kohlsr. the proprie“ V tor of there regtnfint in North Main ulr found containing 31. 25 this amine. in” Railroad arenas. in: promptly turned It over to Unptain of” Police Gladstone. and a short time lat- or an Italian woman annoyed looking for it. The purse Ind contents. live punters. were turned over to her. and she rewarded the led for his bohenty. W . PREPARING :00“ T LABOR DAY 11ml... J Ketchsrn had th mister» tune this morning. to lose a pocket book continuing 11 sum oi money.L 1. . 'W L Thorn is always some one i" " crowd who iemnlns just quiet ough , to be able to tell enamored what tools 11... others made armed-1111111111111. 1 ' eAttend the Removal Sale now go: ing on oi M. s. smith on Co.’ a. Every- thing sold at u sdcriilco Nearly every person you meet is looking for “encouragement " But the most successful meahnve found it necessary to encourage themselves. -Legs of lunch 15 cents, forecour- ters, 10 cents at Stevens. 1 Clara Barton. head of the Red Cross society. has been invited by President Diaz of Mexico to come to the City of Mexico and there organise a branch of the sucicty for the republic. ~WorL~ cestei Spy. 1 , ~Fresh ariival today Bluefish 10c.- Biidge Market. The committee on the new Union school house held a meeting, last night. and went over the plans as submitted by Architect Holden, of New 'Jersey. No definite arrangement was made. and another meeting will be held in the near future to decide upon the plan of work to be tollowed: -y—M 1 -—Dr. M. S. Rosen, Eye and Ear Spe- cialist from Bridgeport, removed his ofllcc from the Malmckemo Hotel to 52 North Main St, So. Norwolk where he can be censultcd on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 1 o'clock to 4 p 111. only. KILLED AT A RIFLE RANGE. Charles 2.311311" steps From Behind Quit Just In Time to be Killed. GLENS FALLS, N Y.. August 23—— Charles E. Bushes, chief engineer of the International Paper Mills at Fort Edward. was accidentally shot and in. stantly killed at the range of the Hud- son Gun Club at Fort Edward yester~ day. He was serving as a. marker for his friend, George P. Bannister He had marked two shots when, for some 1m known reason he stepped out from be hind the butt just in time to receive the third bullet,wl1lch entered.‘ his back under the left shoulder blade and left the body close to the right nipple. He died before. his friend could reach him. They were the only two on the range, Bushes was 32 years old and. unmarried. WESTERN RANGE-BHED HORSES. u...- A Matched Palr Will Draw Secretary Wilson's Official Carriage. WASHINGTON. August 22~Secre— tary Wilson's ofllcial carriage will be ed seai~brown. Western rsngeobrcd horses. brought here from the Ames College. in Iowa. Several years ago, when Western horses could be bought cheap, an experiment was undertaken at the Ames Experiment Station to de— termine the qualities and value of range-bred horses. The soils were care. fully selected. both as regarded breed- Ing and Individual excellence, and the experiment proved very satisfactory. The Agricultural Department will soon issue an illustratctd bulletin on the subject of range-bied horses. and a photograph of Secretary Wilson' 8 team will appear in “.1 GIRLS FOR MESSENGERM They're Taking Boy Strikorc' Place: in Chicago Buildlngo. CHICAGO, August 28. ~Glrls took the places of striking messenger boys yesterday in all of the large downtown buildings where the Western Union maintains offices. Some of the 5111111 employed seem to be no older than 12 years but there are others wno are more than 20. The Illinois District Telegraph ‘ Compnny which handles Western Union messages, has not yet decided to put girls to carrying mes cages in the street but an odioinl said yesterday that It might be necessary. OPERATION ON C'LARLA LIPMAN’S PHILADEIEJPHIA. August 23-Miss Clara Lipmnn. the actress. who partial- iy lost the use of her left arm because of an adhesion of the ligaments was. operated on yesterday at Jefferson Hospital Mien Lipma‘n fell on the deck of the steamship timbrln inst June and dislocated her shoulder. . 1.1.1.111 liar will be a busy day at the 1111...... of the Stu‘mtord 1.11111 Club, snipped avenue. The club is to have n big open about cont a‘ humor of onto! town merit-innit are to compete In the twee ‘1 1111111111111“ch went: 1 ran 1' drawn this winter by a Dilid'flf match» . Semifinnuel, Pam Salas. . H You remember the significanCe of the announcements. the ImPOIIdIICC of them to Warriors of good. honest trousers at lessened prices. . . L j . T his pants sale is of no Ices Importance, becaose it means 71 a saving of anywhere fiom $1. 00 to $2 00 for those who corn: to profit IILy It. $2 and $2.50 .Panls. «$5 and $5.50 Pants. $5. 50 and‘$4'Pa11is‘. new $2. 45 $4.50 and $5 Pants, now $2 98 Cams tackBros. Soot}: Normal/z Norquk. Tel. caiI 32-2. Tel. call 41-4. now $1.48. now $1.923 ‘ and Zinc. so South mime-1.1.4 . ‘00th Nor-walk. Conn. Telephone 137 8.L '-:-:-'.-‘~:-:a;-:-:sznts2-2-2-2-1-2-2sign-32.2.1.1- i’rrudcnl Welcomed (Continued tram Flrpt Page.) shifting needs of the people as these needs arise. Thexe are real and great evils In our social and economic life. and these evils stand out with 11eg baldness during good times, for the wicked who prosper are never a plead not sight. There is every need of striving in all possible ways individu— ally on dcollectively by combinations among ourselves in private life and through the recognized organs of gov« ernment, for the cutting out of these evils, Only let us be sure that we do not use the knife with an ignorant each. which Would make it more dan- gerous to the patient than to the dis sense ‘ “One of the features of the tremena dolls Industrial glowth of the last gen- eration has been the very great In« When}! went into the grain business I dld‘so with my whole heart and strength. One of my first business premises was to "give the best service and best grain.” We base our claim to your patronage on just two things—quality and price-quality lint. We believe'in buying the best grain and therefore holding our customers from year to your. Reliability is everything in business. Buy Oats That’s Clean. MANUEL 1.11A1c11 1 Telephone Connection. L 23 Here’s More Than Your Monev’ 5 Worth ‘Hurlbuti’i K0110 111111111111. 48 Sheets and 48 Envelopes. , 25cis. A Good Box of Paper and Envelopes. Sets. William P. Bears, 49 Wall Street Nomad. Bookseller. Siallohcrullmiraver. one THOUSAND pisses LUCKY cunve FOUNTAIN FEMS AT one. HALF PRICE: GREGORY’S POINT, EAST NORWALK. CONN. Water wings, Ping Pong and Sport- ing Geode of every description. ‘ilolenun’s Iliri Stand 10 North Main St... . .r 8o. LNoerniLk. J. E. O’SULLIVAN nonmetal. no can on. til entirely worn out. can why it is necessary. ' So. smut. (it Aug. ii 1902. lotto 1111111 no 1111111111111 child res n 1111111111 and paying education. I pioneers immtionlmondlug Brown Business Gallons. for a course In business and bookkeeping and before the commotion or the year in mm attend bit £113 will)“ ink II lucrative position, which he has nines held for more than 111:: ysant'LMynn d t 1.11er 1111 negro you so ”Housed. tour months 113111.111 Iodto e- tint sctlo n of he This was 111-1 than n. your . paying position which on. This in radical Wigs... ,. _ Fifteen Donors is our price for a made-tomennure (Suit one that is made for the wanrcr and consequently holds Its shape lone audviooks well on . Because some pay $40 for tnilonmado Suits in no rea- 1 entered my son. entered the school at the no of « gel 111111 lip. ”11.1., is 11111: crease in huge p11.lva_ie and especially in large corporate fortunes. We may like this 01 not just as we please. but it Is a fact nevertheless and as far as we can seq. it is an inevitable result of the working of various Causes, promi« nent among which has been the Im- mense importance steam,nnd electricity have assumed in. modern, life. "Urban population has on own in thisficountry as in all civilized countries, much fast- er than the production as a whole dur- ing the last century. and where men are gathered together in great masses it inevitably results that they must work for more largely by means of combinations among themselves than when they live isolated from one‘ a11- other. Now. i suppose that most of us , prefer on many accounts the old con- ditions of life. under which the average mun lived more to himself and by him- solf. when the average community was more self-dependent and where even though the standard of comfort was lower on the average, yet there was 1 less of the glaring inequality In world- ly conditions which we now see in our great cities. "It is not true'ihat the poor have grown poorer. but some of the rich have grown so much richer. that where multitudes of men me herded together In a limited space, the coutiast strikes the onlooker as more violent than for- merly. 0n the whole. our people earn more,nnd live better than ever before. and the progress of which we are so proud could not have taken place had it not been for the great upbuilding of industrial centers,.s11ch as our com- mercial and manufacturing cities. But. together with the good there has come a measure of evil. Life is not so sim- ple as it was and surely both for the Individual and the communl y, the simple life is normally the hen] 1y life. There is not in the cities the some sense of common underlying brother~ hood which there is still in country lo- calliles.“and the lines of social cleav— Regular pd" 1 . 3.1. Price ~.——. . ago are far more clearly marked. 5.00 1 .50 ' » “For some of the evils which have ‘43!) . $.00 Shore. Dinners and sea FDOd attended upon the good of the changed 3.50.. ., 1.75 Oi all kinds, (:00de to Order. conditions we can at present see on 3.00 , “ ‘ 1.50 ‘ complete remedy. For others the rem- 2.00 1,25 Bathing and i‘lshln edy must come by the action of men 2.00 100 Bath HOUSES to Rent M? 835011 themselves. in their private capacity. whether merely as individuals. or by combinations one with another. For yet others some remedy can be found in legislative and executive action. na« tlopal. state or municipal. Much of the complaint against combinations is entirely unwarranted. Under present day conditions it is an necessary'to have combinations In the business world as It is to have organization among wake workers. But we have a right to ask in each case that they shall do good and no harm. Exactly as labor organisations. when managed intelligently and in a spirit of Justice and fair play. are or Very great ser- lecc. not only to the wage workers. but to the whole community. as the Millstory of many labor organisations has conclusively shown, so wealth. not mer individual but corporate when used origin. Is not merely a benefit to the community 1111 a whole. It is in- dispensiible to the uphuliding of the country. under iheconditious which at present the only to meant. but to demand. as nor- mal. This In no obvious that It seems to it. rind yet if we are stitch made country has grown. not 1211141 or the “climate ‘ n tact worth: . You could use 11 Light. Medium Weight shit at p pricey" ‘ bunched $7 50, :8. 50 and $10 00 lots and will sell than at 25 percent Off On ' Flannels, Wool Crashes and Homespun Suits. 81. 50 and 32 Shirts and Shirt Walsts, at 98c. .‘ 50c aneaond Fancy Hose, 3511: 1 three for 31. Men’s Crash Pants, on slzes,’$1.29. Chlldren’sBlouse Suite, 1111 wool, 31.75, 32.50, 33.00; were. 83. 50 and 85 00. Sizes 3 to 8. An All Wool Bathing Suitstriped or plain, $2; 81 01. 25 '1 now 750. ‘ Belts. 50c. 76c. 01: at title. New fall shapes in Soft Hats. Trunks and Bags. Séllec-kSc Pric 98 wasmncrou eraser. . South Norwnlk. \ STORE OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY nvsmuos. ‘ ‘ ' fiuwwmmw“_ mm”. SEASONABLE ORDERS FOR PLUMS FOR CANNING. JAR RUBBERS FON . SON'S OLD FASHIONED PINTS; ALSO LIGHTNING AND MASON QUARTS. NONE BUT THE BEST QUALITY RUBBER SOLD, 106 JARS. 60c DOZEN CASH. FRESH EGGS, HOME LAID; STRICTLY FRESH, 326 007.. SWEET POTATOES. SWEET CORN. PIE APPLES. TOMAT 5c QUART. FINE CHEESE. SMOKED BEEF, REAL NICE, THIN SLICED. PRO 50 UP, CUT WHILE YOU «WAIT. A TASTE OF SUGAR AND SPICE THAT is ALL RIGHT AND N ZU ZU GINGER SNAPS, 5t: PACKAGE. Wise People Realize that the proper fitting of Glasses should never be guessed at. If there is any trouble 1111111 your eyes, come to us and have n th ’t ougb examination made free. we guarantee satisfaction. 0.3. JACKSON, Gannon": unwound KS WALL} smut alks Waits Recovered. sohwam. op concur; ASPHALT . CEMENT. .. , ARTIFICIAL SL111), and run Curbs Reset. "We”.mm«._~..mm.ncw ”mm IN VHS THEN 1'3. Andrew Carnegie says: "No man can become rich merely on a lie also says that any man with a small Amount of money should in The only question is where will your investment be safe and yield 11111., cat results. We offer investments that are absolutely safe 111111.11 the ’ time yield large results. Stocks, Bonds Morlgoge's. Mann, no.1 II. 1.. BUNCH” a 60., Investment subdue noon 1. moons stock. 1- scorn sent! ”Muss lsnufnoturm oi IMPROVID am and Mineral Wafers 1111111119111. 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