0“ ‘m anomalofor
fluid handdromd to The
all letters not desired.
‘ occur at Russia sleeps
lighted avith: the glare of
No wonder he is tired.
rooster, ' Massachusetts,
, we iasending aboard “ex-
‘ in tour languages—vitali-
German. and French—-
nstance of an English boy
Win the into war” was men-
he prize'distrlbutlon at
Mm College recently. The
" aid that one of their pres-
s..ia boy named Griffiths,
lrteen years old, had served
and won a couple of medals.
ustry‘fo‘r the United States
sted by Consul V. E, Nelson at
and on a custom that is
extensively In Norway. The
"bprescnt one of Norway's
dairies, and quantities of fish
j 4, "very low rates, particularly
examiner. One way in which
utilized Is by means of an in-
‘Which quickly dries and pul-
hefiesh of fresh fish. The re.
product, called fish flour, is
"transport from one place to
lid has great nutritive value.
, olson thinks the same scheme
‘rofltabiy adopted in the Uni-
;‘reeent lecture Wu Ting Fang
some pungent comment on Bret
BF famous line, “The heathern
is peculiar." Mr. Wu said:
your point of view this is true.
0m ours you are peculiar. In
ave accept a man's word in busi.
i‘nnsactions: here you exact a
tram him. Since foreigners
een doing so much business in
native merchants have learned
dip nd some kind of writing from
o respect . 'e, while you seem
. most respect to money, muscle
brawn. From your point of view
as is a hero. The Chinese do
k‘so. Peculiar, isn't it?”
”Pm—.—
deting was held at Zurich, Swita
,Ir‘ecently. at which student dele-
i‘rom all parts of the country
'sent to discuss the due] and
f honor. A. proposition by the
dent" to abolish the duel altogether
looted by a large majority. The
‘V for ‘ Swiss, cities, although they
' that the duelling practice exists
,' t them, and are often aware of
f pining "affair," seldom Inter-
'r "they look upon the duel as
{Armless matter; Though many
is receive rapier cuts, chiefly on
_ , it is said that no one has
on seriously hurt In these "af-
latest bulletin of the Portland.
,, chamber of commerce, gives
Information respecting Alas-
\ 0 annual importation of mer-
“ 0,000,000 In value. and theft!)-
, nations since the country
' the possession of the United
, seed at $100,000,000. Since
n has produced fury. fish and
. copltalramount to approxi»
I 000,000. The population has
80,000 in 1807 to 35.000 in
, than half this growth hav-
thdo during the past live
Jam fishery industry is our-
hirty companies optimum;
arise. the capital employ.
miners alone amounting to
‘ The salmon pack of last
lit times in quantity that
umbia river and its value
aired. $1,000,000.
tin; quilt was exhibited at
anufaotured goods Wor. ‘
so into Alaska Is declared to at};
investments “of
‘ldw’
ThomasCoilius spent yesterday In
Daubury with relatives. ‘ ,
Robert Morten at fl‘aylor avenue, is
in Danbury toil business. .
Mr. and Mrs . Minion and son
spent Saturday at ow Haven.
Clarence C. Cram. who is employed
in New Jersey, spent Sunday In Nor-
vfalla .
Miss Susie n. shynioinr, of West
street, is the guest of friends In New
Haven» , , l’ _ ,
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Wilcox
spent Sunday in Silvcrmlno with
friends. , , ‘
Reporter Bernard
Hour. began a wee
morning,‘ _
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ezekiel. of
Brooklyn, New York, spent Sunday In
Norwaik.
Charles Kellogg has resumed his du-
ties at The Hour office after a week‘s
vacation.
Percival Wilson. of Maples & Gold»
schmidt's office, started on a vacation
Saturday.
,Mruand' Mrs. Royal: W. Adams. of
Isaac street, spent Sunday in New
York lty.
Miss Mabel Leslie, of New York city.
is the guest of Miss Nellie Doulens, of
Girard street. ‘
Frederick S. Ambler, of Union Park.
Norwalk, spent Sunday at Ocean
Grove, New Jersey. , ,
. Mr. dud Mrs. Edward I... Hoyt, of
[sauce place, are rustlcating in the
latskiil Mountains.
Charles Hitchcock. of New York, is
the guest or Mr. and Mrs. John D. Kim.
may, of West avenue.
Miss Emma Benton, of Spring street,
who has been visiting in Danbury, has
returned to her home.
Lucius Woodward. of Watcrtown, is
the guest of his brother, Judge Asa B.
Woodward, of Elm stréet.
Miss May D. Smith, of New York, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles
E. Hoyt, of Grove street.
Mrs. A. A. Bctis and children. of
Nowtown‘ avenue, are visiting at the
iunncry inn, Washington, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. John D, Kimmey. of
West avenue, are entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. Johnson, of New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Quinton].
of Main street, Norwalk. spent the Sub.
bath with relatives in llanbury.
Mrs. John ll. llemarcst. of Main
street. Norwalk. has gone to Water.
bury for a visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peach, of Dan.
bury. are, the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Jarvis. of Franklin avenue.
Manager Albert Golicbe of W.. S.
Sturtevaut’s furniture store started
this morning on a week’s vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. William Shepard are
entertaining the Misses Maurie Ma-
son and Mary Cascr. of New York.
Miss Bessie Sims. stenographcr at
the office of Hurlbutt & Davis, is en-
joying‘a couple of weeks' vacation.
James Lndlam has resumed his du
ties at the store of Olsen Brothers.
Wall street, after his annual vacation.
Miss Cora A. Rioley. of Norwich. is
spendine several weeks with Dr, and
Mrs. J. Milton Coburn, at Colonial‘Cot-
tage.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell G. Ashton, of
Brooklyn, are the guests of Captain
and Mrs. William H. Iioyi, of Elm-
crest. ‘ .
.. Louis W. Lednard. of Norwaik. has
resumed his duties with tho Norwalk
Coal Company, after a two weeks’ va-
cation.
William W. Taylor. of W. S. blurte-
vant‘s store in .North Main street.
. Fluency. of The
'3 vacation this
Haven.
John Henry. who recently secured a
position in New York, spent Sunday
with his sister. Mrs. Dates. of Wilton
avenue. . ,
Max Schuman, who Is at present in
the printing-business in New Rochelle.
spent Sunday at his home in Wilton
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel lluaiop, of Ro-
ton llill. have returned home from
their annual driving tour through Con-
necticut. ~ 3,;
as :Miss Ella Jones. of Borders. West-
lbiiostor County, New York. iis .tha
finest of Miss Anna Morgan Smith. of
The Green.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Brown have
returned from a week spent in East
Hampton, Lowell and other Massachu-
setts cities. '
Miss Margaret Hubbard. of Main
street. Norwalk. .opont Sunday the
most or her sister. lips M. Hubbard.
ln-‘Ridgolleld. ‘
Miss Kathryn Hoinmnn. of Cran-
bury. has been enrolled as a student
for the fail term :in the Brown Bind
nous college.
John Medal-mack resumed his duties
at the, store of William P. Bears, 49
Wall street. this morning, after-.1!
week’s vocation. .
’Mru. Funny 3. floors has returned to
Isabetb. N. 1.. after a several days‘
at her former home in Lewis
, t. Norwaiih’ . ‘
Ilsa :Fannylodino has returned
, her from iniBi‘ldmOi’h other a vim
. Wufi weeks with friends in
- . a
animal:1
l
Eloy is enjoying a only.
. ti! , ‘ He has lair
m b all " with him and Intends €30.
‘~ fl is-rths comm-"Miss Marguerite Tam»
1 manure; Monroe street. . - ,
Office, Washington, D. C., is spend~
spelt Sunday with relatives in New,
' is much improved. Dr. Seileck is at
_ hands with m
Mivs‘MarssretBrown or The baton,
Dudley 'Vv‘ilmot. of- Sprla‘x street. has
gone to Providence. It. i.,‘for a few
days' visit with relatives“. '
Motorman, Gilbert, G. Horton. 'of
Norwalk, resumed his duties on the
Bred Line yesterday after a week's lay
street. Nor-walk, have gone to Bough»
'keopsie, N. Y.) for a visit with rein:
lives. _.
, Professor I. S; 'Iii'own, president of
the Iii'OWli Business College, Ilrldgo-
port, was the guest of Prof. G. 10. Sar»
lain over the Sabbath.
Edgar Haviland, a, former Non-walk
boy, how residing In New ltoohello, is
the guest of Edward Gilmore at his
home In Union street.
Charles Dnucbey. of Monroe street,
and MlssNollio ‘Keeier and Miss Jen-
nie Marshall. of Monroe street, spout
yesterday at Glen Island.
Jerry Dorncy and Horace Smith, of
Newtownmvenue, Norwalk, wheeled to
Stamford and return yesterday. They
report a very pleasant trip.
Mr. and Mrs.vLouIs Savelkoul, of
Thomaston, Conn.. are in South Nor-
waik for the purpose "'of attendingflhe
funeral of Mrs. Andrew Leary.
Mr. and Mrs.rSnlIivan,of Waterbury,
and Mrs. Lawrence Coke, of Stamford,
are in South Norwalk to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Andrew Leary.
Gilbert Keoler. who has been the
guest of Frank Hubbard, of Clay
street, the past few days, returned yes-
terday to his home in Danbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rider, of Ai~
bony, N. Y., who have been the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. C. F'. Rider, of West—
port ave'hue. have returned home.
Charles Dickson, of New Yor , spent
Sunday with friends in Souti Nor-
wnlk. He. Is a representative of the
Quincy Adams Sawyer Company.
Robert Stagg wont to New York this
morning for.the purpose of placing his
song “Government Ownership," before
some of the best singers in that city.
Dr. and Mrs, Smith and infant dough
tor, of New York city, are enjoying a
two wetfiis' vacation the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Comsiock. of Four
iorners.
Sturtevant’s store in North Main street.
will return this evening from her va-
cation spent at Ocean Grove and As-
bury Park.
Miss Iiclcn Barlow. of Wilton, is
substituting for Miss Sarah Keogh, in
the office of the Old Well Cigar Com-
pany. while Miss Keogh Is enjoying
her annual vacation.
Harry M. Camp, of the Dead Lettm'
ing a portion of his vacation camping
out with Mr. and Mrs. John A. Camp,
at L‘Hammock Island.
Miss Daisy Williams, of Elm street,
and Miss Florence llouton. who has
been spending the summer in town.
are on an outing trip to Windham, in
the Catskill .Mountains.
Miss Florence Teutsch, who has
been visitiinravlth Miss Edna Barra-
slough; Richmbnd Hill, New (hinaau.
for some time, has returned to her
home in South *Norwnik. ,,
; Robert F. Cotter, who for some time
,has been employed by the American
chlpheragc Company, of New York.
{spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
‘ John Cotter, of Norwalk.
l Frederick B. Malkin, head clerk at
’ibc Nor-walk grocery store of F‘. I).
Lawton & Company. is enjoying his
annual vacation of a week. Mr, Malkin
has gone to Boston. Mass.
Miss Elsie llrotbsrton. of New Rock-
oils and Miss Fannie Wilson, of Brooks
lyn. who have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Merriam, of West street.
, have returned to their homes.
Commissary Ser'gaezgéosoph A. Car-
(
icr, of the Fourth , cat. who has
been assisting the on rinsster‘s do.
home in Orchard stra last Saturday.
Miss Alice C. liurke. of Brooklyn.
one of the popular stonoxraphors in the
allies of the New York Journal, has re.
turned from a visit with her cousin.
Miss Margaret Mockler. of llaviland
street. ,
Dr. E. Edward Bullock, son of Henry
S. Seliock. of Maple street. who want l
to Mexico for the benefit of his health. l
present practicing medicine at Linsr
les. Mexico. , ,,
Albert Grindrod and Miss Mamie
Roscoe. of Norwalk, arrived yesterday
from 'Ynlesville, where they have been
guests for a week of Mr. Grindroo‘s
parents. Mr. Grindrod resumed his
duties at the store of Willis 8. Selieck,
this morning.
Mrs. John ll. Ferris, Mr. and Mrs.
Percy E, Ferris and son Edward, Mr.
and Mrs. (loci-kc if. Poole and Miss
Kato H. Swan returned yesterday from
a two days' outing at East Beach,
long island. The trip over and re
turn was made in the bunch "lava 1.:
Victor 8. Sallccir, secretary and
treasurer of the Falroilld (loamy Bav-
Ingcbcnk. is confined to his home, in
Maple street, by illness. Mr. Selieolt
was on a vocatimi trip to Nortb‘jiioro.
Vermont. on the shores of Lake Chain.
lain. but was obliged to return home
cause of his illness. ,.
Albert Medical“. formerly foreman
manofacturfiroof South this street,
who is conduction a, notary in‘ Mount
Vernon. waste South Marvell: too
day-afternoon and, Sandoval“ In
“with!
'Iilli'tlefi [Oil A. ‘W.‘
Frank and James Addison. of Ward ‘
Miss Sadie Brown. cashier of W. S. V
purtment at Nlantic. {oturned to his .
e .
for the firm or Hort I: Olin-toad, cigar 9‘
am it: . ,
few day = tabl
, , Hoyt, the
representative or the com any. ‘ Mr.
Pinksrman‘ returned tour dseport in
the machine thisgmornios and was as.
companion by .,,idoyt. The chauf~
Ieurwlll basin town with the machine
ssalu next we k , _
PAY TO BE RAIS-
, . ‘\ g .
ST. PAUL. Mi" tongue 25.~—Four
hundred telegram operators. one-half
the force employed by the Northern
Pacific road. will go). a raise of salary
September 1. All order raising the
minimum salaries,,v wing in amounts
from $2.50 to 310“], .r’moutli. was is.
sued by the company Saturday. 0. C.
Greene, superintendent of telegraph
of the Northern Pacific, when asked
about the order, stated that it was on.
tlroiy voluntary on‘rtho part of the
company and was decided upon with-
onktbo least agitation on the part of
the employees.
NOTICE. ~
TOWN BILLS.
All Bills against the 'I‘own‘of Nor-
walk must be presented on or before
the 20th lost, as the sol ctmon are do.
sirous of having no ‘outst uding lndcbt.
odncss at the end of the year, which
is August fillets
SAMUEL ‘LYNES.
JAMES midtown, ,
WILLIAM B. REED.
' ‘ Selectmen.
rsLseoArHsss'
025" M
R .' mmmmnsm
t Raoul.
Norwaiir ‘
HOYT“”S THEATRE.
SATURDAY.LAUGUST 30,
First Presentation of
FRED s. WRIGHT'S
Magnificent production of the prettiest
of all pastoral plays.
YORK :,
STATE
FOLKS
Presented by the .
ORIGINAL GREAT CAST i
and the most elaborate production cvcr ’
made of a pastoral play.
50 l’cople on the Stage. Including a
Vested Boy Choir of 30.
PRICES, 25. 50. 75c, $1.00.
a»
a. seam. an... alibi
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURS.
BLOCK ISLAND. 3-day trips, costing
$8.50 and 010.60. Saturdays, Aug. 16.
. 23 and 30. ‘
SARATOGA SPRINGS. 4 or 0-day
trips, costing 012 or $10. Mondays.
Aug. ii, 18, 6 and Sept. 1.
WHITE MO NTMNS. 6Aday trips.
granting $23. Mondays. Aug. 11 and
AUSABLE» CHABM, costing $24.00.
Aug. 11. 18 and 25.
NIAGARA FALLS, ldsys‘ trip, coating.
'10. Tuesday, August 19.
THOUSAND iSLANDB, MIN
Aug. 19. 021.
ROYAL TOUR to Niagara Falls, Thou.
. sand . Islands, Montreal. Ausabie
Chasm, Lake George and Sax-atolls.
lildaya’ trip, August 19. coating [78.
OATSKILL, May trips, costing $14.50.
from New Haven. Aug. 12 and 20.
COTTAGE CITY, May trips, costing
017. Ann. 06.
MAUCH CHUNK, May trips. Aug. 28.
Sept. ii, it, costing 015 from New
iiavon. . ‘
, Como-of “The New Enaland Tour.
in” descriptive of oil tours. can be
procured applying to 0. W. Kar-
aok’l‘loket Agent, N, Y., N. H. l. H.
trip.
vanes.
Notice is nonhuman, that! will
sell by virtue of no order mun bi”
animal
. In Every Way Possible,
portance is attached to the calls Gen.
Gobin receives from coal mine opera»
tors, who spend hours with the general
In going over the strike situation. At.
tor having met a number of operators
(lent Gobln said today that he did not
see any signs of a settlement. In fact.
he says that all indications point more
definitely to a. prolongation of the
strike now than they did when he first,
reached here. He keeps in touch with
the strikers as well as the operators,
and may be soon daily riding war the
bills with momborsof his staff. Along
the read be frequently holds conveu
nations with minors, all of whom dis-
play a friendly feeling toward him per.
serially.
There is no iii fooling hero against
the soldiers and the military has ba-
comc so popular that a movement has
been set afoot to start a company in
this town.
individual operators are beginning
to display evidence of a willingness to
end the strike it a method could be
shown them how they could make con.
cessions to the men without stnltify.
lug themselves. In speaking with
members of the staff at brigade head-
quarters some have. within the last
few days. said that if a way could be
suggested whereby they could give In
without placing themselves in a bad
light they would favor a settlement.
Gen Gobin is using his good offices to.
ward a settlement, and he allows no
opportunity to pass, when in confero
cnco With operators, to make a consor-
vative plea for the men on strike.
—..._...._._.
HELD FOR CRIMINAL ASSAULT.
, TORRING'I‘ON. August 25.-—Gcorge
Smith, of (Ms, MEWS. who attempted
to commit a criminal assault on Miss
Louise Johnson on Saturday evening
last, was held in $5,000 bonds today for
the ncxt term of the Superior Court.
To the. Board of County Commission‘
ore of Fail-livid County.
I liorcby apply for azliccnso to soil
spirituous and intoxicating Liquors,
Alo, Luger Ilccr, Rhine Wine and Ci-
der at No. iI Benton street, Town of
Nor-walk. My place of business is not
located within 200 foot in a direct line
of a Church Edillco or Public School
house, or the promises pertaining
illl'l‘i"l(i, or any Post Offlcc, Public Li-
brary or (louiotcry.
Dated at Norwulk, this 15th day of
August. A. I).. 1002.
MICHAEL FODOR, Applicant.
We, the mulcrsicnml. electors and
.lnxpaycrs. as defined by law, of the
Town of Norwuik, hereby endorse. the
application oi’ilio above named Mich-
uvl Fodor for such license,
Dated at Nm-wnlk, this 15th day of
August. A. 1),, 1002.
Joseph F. McFarland, Alfred M. Chl-
chostcr, Julius V. Ilcckor, August Dey.
scnrotb, John Meyer.
1 hereby certify that the above nam.
ed omlorscrs are electors and taxpay-
crs, as defined by law, of the Town of
Norn'nik.
Iintcd at Norwalk, this 15th day of
August, A. 1)., 1902.
ANNIE E. SMITH.
his 25 Asst. Town Clerk.
"uioswéiorrs
-......._... ..
Sugar Cured Should-
eis llcper lb.
72 North Main Street.
Telephone 138-8.
Seymour’sStore
a. in» o m]
SHENANDOAH. Pu... awauch in“.
Gloves in white and black.
. anthliard to keep up the line.
75c and $1.00. ’
84.00. i
13c for a box of three cakes.
'Do\\s
variety to select from.
" S'nk sum
We kayo Just received a complete line *of short and long length silk
/
They have been very scarce this summer
Dress Suit Cases
The greatest business we ever did on cases has been done this past
month. We have small prices In 24 inch cases,$1.00, $1.50, $1.75. $3.00.
. ‘
Smite Soaps
Fine Toilet Soap, put up three 0 akes in_a box, sold at 10c a cake else-
where. We bnvc'about four gross to sell quick. The price will do it.
Some flue Summer Toys and Dolls for the little ones. A splendid
Prices from So up.
00c for long and short. Better grades
I
i
and Zions
i
i
i
i
lltlas
Portland
Cement.
Special advices received here
{star & Company, of Liverpool.
i fruit interests.
«comm»...
John H. Ferris
149 Washington St. South Narwalk.
ommowoumumomouuomuom
London say there Is every probability
flint the United Fruit Company, of and whistle i told him he couldn't
,Ncw Orleans and Boston, Eider Demp- ‘
;lv‘yfes. of Aberdeen, will combine their
OOOQWOWWW
The superiority of Portland over or-
dinary cements is Well understood.
The price is now so low that Rosen-
u...c cement is, to an extent, being
crowded out. We handle the “Atlas."
which is conceded to be the best brand
on the market. Our sales of this ce-
ment have increased ten-fold within
a few years. If you are going to use ,
cement use “ATLAS." “
1-
Of course, we have the “Rosendhle”
also. and our line of masons’ building ‘
0
materials, blue stone, sewer pipe, etc.,
is complete.
comsmmo FRUIT INTERESTS. cmcUMstaudi-zs ALTER cases.
KINGS’I‘OWN, Jamaica, August 25——
Mrs. Crawford—~Chariic Is going to
from spend the holidays With his aunt.
Crawford-They buy him the drum
a
have, ,
and
Social training enables one to ap-
pear Interested when he Isn't.
N0 RISK IN ORDERING HERE
YOU GET WHAT YOU CALL FOR. AND THE BEST VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY
OF ANY STORE IN TOWN.
GREAT SELLERS ,, ’
Our Elegant Coffees, Sweet Rosy Butter, Double Cream Cheese, Fine Teas: Honey. Grape Jurce,
Raspberry Shrub. Rae’s Lime Juice, Rich’s Fruit Cake.
Send us your orders.
A large line of
Fruit and Vegetables Daily.
C. E. SEYMOUR, Leadin
33 WAIHINO‘I’ON ITRII'I".
a. muvrwwMWI .. k .. ............... ....
we are
com
o
ulterior it is also very low.
280
would has pretty low figure at the present time.
mttfllu‘" ELGIN CREAMIKV.Ufl‘fllwnllLIQANY);-4do L3. , ~ " "“l g],
I LOTQ’POT10!.iNTQI‘TO‘WHiAT 15° PER FIG“. . ?' ~- 9 Hi
, courts} Loon. :‘ r
, , our Finest align: Cream cry nutter at
We are pertainly putting out a whole lot of line Butter nowadays. (live it
,1 _ r - , ,
g Grocer. +
: COUTH NORWALK, CONN.
the especially low figure. ,
J
Saxon Wheat Food. 2 m. for .
Saxon Out Food. largo pita.
Victory lire. Strawberriol"
lib. irksaold humor . _
‘zcaas Butllodflnlmon. _ .
',Morgan's Hand Sancho. om, , as
i-Hauioo lires.’ Shirt. Waist Starch, '
, hm
um"
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