Tile
- , . lately of the
was apparllnuy not born
noun; the conflict with
in.; but had twentyrone
hants' Association of New
adopted a resolution to
ayor Law's suggestion that
to hould be as eased at its
' villus ”install of at one-
othirds thereof The grounds
care that this would die-
urdon of taxation more
e .olty debt’s creating on.
enabling it‘9to undertake
arid‘nneded public works.
9nd, in addition, enlarge by ‘
amortisr. and family have ‘
mi. lire brood; real 9 two weeks” vacation. -
A. H. Merrill of Woodward avenue.
is spending a week in Maesachus9tt9a.
3.1) Jennings. oi Southport. ram-9
criy of Norwalk is visitins friends in
toWn.
Miss Grace M. Seymour arrived at 1
(9de this afternoon. from Goahep.‘
ass. 9
Miss Ethel Fairchlld. of westport. is
the guest of Miss Edna Bennett. of .
Norwaik
Thomas Richardson of New York is
spending a few days at his home in
Trinity Place.
Miss Nora Ryan. of South Norw‘alk,
'is visiting Miss Lizzie Collins. South
street. Daubury.
C. A. Cunningham of Boston. repre‘
senting the Norwalk Lock Company. is
in South Norwalk.
Miss Blanche Rockefeller Aiken. of
Main street, Norwalk, is the guest of
nloh Shoes. Si 25. Misses. Queen Shoes. Si 50.
The ones: wears ' ever made tor the money
Remember theie bats cannot roe our h scd but {liven-9‘. ‘
921an Free With every puroM
of. Shoes at Olsen’ 5.
Come in and see thorn. lh9y are Something new and .9
Will pleas you
Washington Street. South News":
more. is now taking a course of study
in a college at Pittsburg. ‘ 2
Mrs. Walker and niece, Miss Maggie
Benson. of Chicago. who have been at
the White Mountains. for some time. ~
9 are visiting at the residenceof Mr.
and Mrs. Charles ill; Seymour.
Miss ldo Lodge Blackburn, of Matte-
awan.‘ N. Y.. who has been visiting
her uncle. J. E. Lodge. of BOBnImforth
avenue, Danbury, has gone to Normans,
\ 9lxipsosta Loss THEIR Luvs
Can of Kerosene Oil Eltploded While
Father Was Lighting Fire.
CHEYENNE Wyo. August 27min
a fire at Gehrln‘x Nah, six people lost
their lives. 8. ll mommy. a me-
chanic, started a tire with kerosene.
The can exploded, lgulting‘the clothes
of McCumsEY. his wife. two children,
used one year and four days respect
‘ colliding a choir of thirty boys. -
» lfiidman had am his characters from
9 info ironl the type of rural play which
oral
. as been at _ an
reduction. ’d‘ho scenic
equinox a which are clinically slabs
‘ \ crates, were built under the direction
of Arthueroeatlin. who hi said to have
best work or his career in
as onto canvas thelie scenes frOm
ills: in "York State. There are
9 two oar loudly oi scenery and effects.
no a centrally numbering titty people.
life as he knew it in his native town
9 in central New York, and several or
the types are said to be new i the
"ii stage Realism of a homely on on
healing kind is the keynote of the
drama, which is said to be a depar-
hae sensationalism and broad low
~- comedy for its foundations. l
“York State Folks" will be He‘éh ut
Hoyt's s'i‘hcatro. Saturday night ,1
HI HENRY'S GRlliA'l‘ ATTRACTIWN.
This well-known and popular orgauln
ration. now the largest of its kind in
the world. which recently met with
such success at the New Star theatre,
New York. will bring to lioyt’s Theatre
on Labor Day, Monday, September 1
afternoon and night. the same identi-
cal company and cast that appeared
in New York city, and will otter the
lowest prices ever made for such an
9 9 . “oriental 9 '9 >11,
\Dhlte'BmSoraads BedSheets
* and nan. Sutton
.44 lotwerpccted for September businestbat here
they are in Arrowhead here in Amidst they must be
sold. September loill‘bri‘ng its own good things.
We babe mar/redid: prices so lemptingly low that
they are mar/led to sell at once.
yours. Prices quoted are‘for tomorrow only. ‘
The opportunity is
incense is that of Patrick friends out of town. ~ where she will visit her sister. Mrs. lveiy. and two Other little girls. The expensive company, matinee 10 2h 35 I] 4‘ SPREADS - 65¢ 25illi‘lnl3192)if9-M.M}K 29
Altoonn,‘ Pennsylvania, who Mrs. George Ford, oi! New York city, Charles WW0" peanuts remained 5“ thleliiium‘ég Elma]? cents night 25 35 and 50 cents. And worth 38c. ...... ¢
brosecuted for cruelty to am. is the guest of Mrs. Herman Sbyder. Archy Bangor, of Taylor avenue, is "Y 91191 5° ”“9 “‘9 c‘ ’8“ a“ a if slowins endorsements from the New , """"""
9 of Washington street. . visiting. his aunt, Mrs. l9A L. Smith. 9°” 9 9 ‘ York city and Providence press 11-4 SPREADS. fringed 9
93 90 WW}. 0‘ an “‘th Mrs J P Treadwell and sons John “of Providence n l. 'Bguger was m ..,9.....v.-.-.w counts. this organization will present worth $1.25. ...... 85¢” meAMASK.
9,,Wi‘éa WNW that hr; Will 81111991191117 Trssdwoll of Norwalk are an interested spectator at the rccep- 9 6.0 ””590 11c UT one of the best shows of its class. All linen. 47¢
Marita work or even be sojourning at Saratoga tlon tendered to President Theodore A c A D E M ‘ Their premier star comedian, Billy 72x90 SHEETS worth 60c. ..... .........
For four years the horse Miss Emma Byxbec of Union Reoseveit.»ln that placeuSaturday. MIL] T!“ Y K Clark '9 said to be the coming ""1" worth 501:. ...' .......... 43¢
on out“. ibuptable Logos streét is entertaining Mrs Bertha ‘Ommd H.1 D. gurroturfhsa (if Ravcn9n9t. (F "fiafiéLg'lforgfl oi) iiigmillnrftfrfdfigdcw19192232499932? :92: $3929 1123939998141. 5
Cheshire of o ster Ba ., an a ong me :- on s on a v s ormcr y e o so are 9 ' . . 9 i . ‘ 7¢
“2111?:le ”if“ tsnfergyky‘i: Mrs A. B. gwaiiow yWho has been to Mrs. A A. Graham corner High 48th Year Begins September 24th 33" “ado?“ {smilvllltultgul out 10ml”)? figzgisfigfflm‘s' ' 46 .worth 759. -’ ------------------ 9
_ “ y r use 0 a 9 visiting friends in town leaves for her and West streets. Her daughter. Miss Four courses oi study, athletic field, llourdsr 3°“ ’ 5 0" “ m “5 "3 ‘ ”’ """" E """""
- home in Providence toda Ellda. is expected within a few days. gymnasium bowling alleys. ' . . . 72 in DAM ASK
Vi h She is visiting friends at Philadelphia For catalogues and information, ”OXY GRANDPA- 42x36 PILLOW SlilI’S. Very fine. . 75¢
Mire Anon? Grfentthcir c Gist: yglm- Mr and Mrs W H . Weed who have address ‘ Foxy Grandpa is to come here in an worth mac ................. l 0¢’worth $100 ................ '
an ‘1 m‘“ on 3 30W ”3 W ‘ cw been-visitin ht theTcsldcnoo of Mr THE SUPERINTENDENT entirely new dress. William A. .
York friends 111 Ridgeflcld ’5 ' hill o o w 9 Brady has had a completely new pro»
and hire. 0. A. Riley. start today for 9 . 451313 I'iLLOW SLlPs, 20x 20 NAPKINS,
15:. D Hinman representing the a week's vacation to be spent at N cw» ductlon built, the original being some- worth its [2 All linen I [7
Frank Rldlon Electrical Company of ark N J and Rockaway Am“. which 9 what worn by six months of travel and 9- ' """""""""" lworth 31"0 ler doz
Boston is in South Norwnlk. they will” return to their home in sale Of Real Estate‘ six months' use at the Fourteenth i . "’ l ’ '
and philologlcdi studies The
amen flirty—nine gentlemen as
allows of the academy. They
rd' Rosebery, Prime Minister
, Lord Dillon. President of the
'or Autiquari‘es; Lord Rqay,
ill: of the Royal Asiatic Society;
Bryce; William E. H. Leon,
florists Sir Frederick Pollock.
is Stephen and other well known
’ *«Soth‘ Cambridge and Oxford
on are represented among the
ehillbilly, but a notable omis-
.m the first list of names is that
albeit Spencer.
mil
of: Walla. Walla county;
ii To tryirfi iibygypcrimcuti
5 their reads with straw to im
9.2m.- The county will have its
V dill straw day next month
the highways became deep
ilk“); trawling hard on
9 t9; envy pins meant
it the dust could not be remov
lit destroying the roadway. ll
' urrcd to an enforprislng indi-
thnt lfypiipf the “(more would
be straw, and all hands assist
in: it on the mods thirst traveled
»
'J. L. Levlson of the Dixon Pencil
Company. of New York. is in South
Norwalk. calling on the trade.
W. A..__Brown, of,New York. has been
in South Nor walk for a few days. call-
ing on legal insurance men.
Mrs. Hartley Williams and Miss
Olmstead. of Norwalk, are spending
a few days in New York city
Miss Jeanette Birmia am of bitch
field, is the ghost of Maud Mrs
iohn Spinn. of 66 Spring street.
5 Mrs. Charles M. Lawrence, of South
Norwulk. is visiting Mrs; E. D. Tay-
lor, 182 White street Danburv.
Mrs. Jahe Hoyt. of North Main
street. has returned from a week's
visit with friends in Seymour.
Robert Trimh e9. »‘ of the Voik Hat
Oompany. is in ,uth Norwaik. after a
successful trip and the country.
Joseph B. Ella. .lr.. teller at the Con.
lral National Bank. will spend next
week with relatives. in Waterbury.
Miss Julia Stash of 51 East avenue
left town this morning for Saraioga.
where she will spend several days.“
Leonard Rogers of New York city.
is the guest oi Mr. and Mrs. George
Quintard. of Main street. Norwalk.
Mrs. James McAlliater and Mrs.
'lould .i Hoyt of Norwalk. are one d
int; a few days with friends in lireo\
yu
Miss Jennie Smith of Film street
Bridgeport,
Clifford Sherwood. of the office force
of the Connecticut Railway & Light—
lug Company, returned Monday from a.
week's vacation spent with friends in
New Haven. Mr. Shefwood has been
ill the past few days, but has again
resumed his duties
John Moriarlty and Professor James
Madison, principal of the Webster
school, in Waterbury; William Fitz-
geraid. of the Theological Seminary.
Montreal. and John Shields. of Water—
town. are guests of Rev. James H
O'Donnell at St. Mary‘ 5 rectory.
Howard A. Crampton. of the llrm of
both and Company.’ihc silk manufac-
turers, was in Norwalk, yesterday and
looker over the work on the founda-
tion for the new factory. Mr. Cramp-
tou returned to New York last even-
lug but will return again Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard While, 01‘
California. who have been touring
Europe for the past two or three
months are spending; a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. James Paul, of Grove
sin-ct. during which time they are
calling on friends in The Norwaiks.
Raymond Brothers who have been
rustlcatiug at Atlantic-City for the
bust wmk, returned to their homes
y.csterday They tlaim that there
were ove r 80. Still people in the cilv over
Sunday. and that fully 10000 people
were in bathing on the surf at one
time.
The subscriber hereby gives public
notice that the following described
real estate of the estate of William
liockwood, late of Norwalk, deceased,
is for sale, under and pursuant to an
order of the Court of Probate for the
District of Norwalk.
Ono certain tract or parcel of land
with the. brick building thereon stand
ing situated in said Town of Norwalk
ill the City of Norwalk, being in (il-
mansions twenlytwo mat in width and
ninety feet in depth. bounded norther-
ly by land now or formerly of the es-
tate of George Lockwood deceased.
calcrly and southerly by land now Oi
formerly of Noah Wood, and westerly
by Main street, said premises being
known as No. 36 Main street.
One certain tract with the frame
iweiling house. t read standing. situ-
ated ~in said To ‘ Jud City of Non
walk. bounded northerly by highway
called School sir-col. eateriy and south»
crly by land now or formerly of Susan
v. Sherry (loosens .‘ and westerly by
land formerly of Willis J. Cavauaugh.
said premises bring known as No. 17
School street
One certain tractor parcel of land,
with the. buildings thereon standing.
dtuated in said Town of Norwalk. at.
Middle Five Mile River, so called, con
mining in quantity three or four acres
more or less. bounded northerly and
easterly by land of William ’1‘. and
Thomas 1. Raymond southerly and
Street Theatre, New York. He blso
has supplied special costumes and or-
[cats for five additions to the song list
of the place, “Polly. Pretty Polly."
“The Bathing Lesson." “The Country
Clirl," “l'm Not at. Liberty to Tell" and
“D ffcrcnt Ways of Proposing.” At
lloyt’s Theatre, Tuesday night.
NEW BRITAIN PAINT SHOP FIRE.
NEW BRITAIN. August 27m'i‘hcrc
was a fire at 12:13 this morning in the
paint shop of James M. l’latt, No. 21
Hartford avenue. it is believed that
the fire was of incendiary 01 lgln Po
liccmau Onsgrovo disCovercd the tire
and runs in an alarm from Box 43.
When the firemen arrived the entire
interior of the shop was ablaze. as
there was no fire in the place and no
electric wires. it is believed that the
shop was set on fire. The shop was
burned out} .
ORDER OF} Notice. W
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. 35.. Pro
bate Court, August 26"). A. 1).. 1902.
Whereas, written application has
been made to this-court for the admis-
sion to probate of a certain written in.
strumcnt as and for the last will of
Daniel F. Benedict, late of the Town
of Norwalk in said district. deceased
and for administration of the estate of
said deceased with said will annc x.ed
Ordered That said application he
heard and determined at the Probate
Want
Portland
Cement.
John H. Ferris
149 Washington St. South Norwalk.
WM” 0mm ”WOW
The superiority of Portland over or-
dinary cements in 'thii understood.
The price is now so low that Rosen-
lialu moment is. to an extent, being
crowded out. We handle the “Atlas, "
which is conceded to be the host brand
Our sales of this car
mcnt have increased tcnofold within
a few years. if you are going to use
cement use "ATLAS."
Of course, we have the “Roscndale”
also and our line of_ masons building
materials blue stone. sewer pipe. etc.'..
on the market.
is complete.
9
i
great change (or the Norwalk has returned from a m”. we (inlet- in Norwalk on the 6th day of .9 9 9. .. _
sterly by bray. s. . ..
“and.“ it: “ M“ “W 9...... r W... “stony“..rh lash: ... malt» m we armors... m o... mm“ °EA° l .. 'E “9......
9 all out in Mass. 9 on be: way 123mm “Em is expected in signed ortanco i ],ayion. be given to all ”or...“ interested NEW YORK Aug 27———Thc Rev. ROME, August 27—«Although it will
“W 0‘ 995““; “’33 ofrfiv:' 9 idling? 81:13:“; rtmarx‘glzgfirdfi F313;; urrive in New York, the latter pan of A929? Jilgoé’llorwaik ”“3 20th day 0' therein by publishing this order in 8 Thomas Gullaudet DD. a Prob-slant "0t oilicially "0 “"01"le “Hm the
inldlittot adept o a co
. . d of the week. the appeal of Mans.
the “tech. Miss Barnum holds a line CHARID'I‘TE M. LOCKWDOD. “GWBMD‘ST havingaclrcuiation “i said Episcopal clergyman who was noted on
main thoroughfares ,pl. ~33}: “gm“; friends in South Nor position as physical instructor in one 27 Exocutrlx. district at leastflio days before said for his work among deaf mules died ‘ $.33.“ éf‘sififi. ”gfidfialmfiafiap‘i‘.
of New York 5 large schools. She is a d“! 0‘ 1193?an 5' p"
,,,,, - ._ Mrs s K sunny, of Main “mm mm, of Mrs. C. A. Tucker. of Nor» _. 9 , . 9 ._ 9 “my-Ry W. GREGORY at his home in this city today. lie in) as apostolic delegate at Manila.
Norwalk. has gone to Georgetown forl ‘waik. LAST POPULAR EXCURSION 0;: Judge was born at Hartford, Conn; in 1822. is considered assured.
53“?“ m“ ‘m‘ 3‘“ m“ Chm”. T 3 Chief of Police William Voirner. of THE ”MON T0 .
an ey ‘ éthe South Norwaik police force arriw
' do Chine ,ls
ith ladies who
9 odor at a whddln .
its: is always mean saris
, who have we it
virulent in their all
Stirs buck adding in iron.
9 9! W
Mrs. A H. Giufcustadt, Jr" of Brook”
lyn. is spending a week at tahc home
of Mrs George flerrlub. in Stuart ine-
oue.N Norwalk.
J. Emory Stove-us. man alter 9
hire. Cyrus Roscoe and Mrs Fletch
neutron Renew. or Hamil: “went to
Plains. N. Y., today for a short
M Worn friends.
‘ tint think it atone-in
d airplay, or Magnesium. 2:! Y2. were
.9 The aim out 9. ma‘ can a
gum of Mn. mightier moron. 0! With
mountains”
an. mum stands and mas—
ra. mommumiusou.
his a"! was” with are.” Shepard‘a
: mother. in New Torin
mm Dunstan. larger-i! Jilin
Emil-o lake. Colonla and other places
He left today for New Karen. J. Wil—
liam Volmcr. his son spent the past
few days at Colonial. Newark and
Philadelphia.
Mrs om. o. Horn the widow of
- the late Robert G Horn. who was pre-
sident of the Pacific Block Board of
San Francisco for iiftoen years. and
Mrs. Mary ll Price, the with of John
arose of the San Francisco Chron-
leis. are making a return visit to their
brother and sister John J. Snollbaolr
and Mrs. Barbara Steezmuilcr, of
South Namath. (loan.
D P O‘Brienia‘ Toner 0. ii‘. i Mc-
enjoying a nail on the Sound inn
naphtha launch. may expect to I";
mall in Norwaik until a week from
Monday. when they will be “comm
lad borne by William clone and Thom.
M Korey -
WWII“, Dill!” mac.
WISE Vim“! Sm‘mi’oml “1 Wily .ed in South Norwaik this morning. at
pry. Mathewson ‘3 CVNWY- ‘9 ‘0" ii ’ ter spending several days at each of . | .
. gagging?“ Nellie mefldle 1“ the following plume: Andover. Bnelr- .
Via Rail‘to Wlokford landing and
Steamer.
Special Express Train will leave
Stamford 7:15 a.>m.. South Norulk
militia. and Wesiportiziduin.
for Wickford landing, whore passen-
gers will transfer to Steamer due New-
port at 1: W p m.
PRIDAY. AUGUST 29.
Three Hours at Newport for night
30H!!!
Some ‘of the points of interest at
Newport are tho Casino. Touro Park
and Old Stone Mill. Shouting illicit.
Drive following the shots for nine.
NO RISK IN ORDERING H
adieu Ochre Point Fort Adana, iota.
lilac. No summer resort on tile Alina
tic Duet offer- noro ohlecto of later»
art to a: visitor. .
mwm_m mebyiliu 9 9
I 9mm
0. E S V?
as WMHIMTON “I“?
so. ‘
certainly putting out a whole iotof
sea
YOU GET WHAT YOU CALL FOR AND THE BEST VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY
OF ANY STORE IN TOWN.
" GREAT SELLERS
Our Elegant Colleen. Sweet Rosy Butter, Double Cream Cheese. Fine' Teas, Honey. Grape Juice.
.9pr Shrub. 1239' I Lime Juice. Rich’s Fruit Cake. A large line of 9
to us Coy and sister um Annie Motley. or ml! was Pure!“ and "mm
some than he will be “5 nun ran ’1 “"5““ °" in some a the moat neaatlidi my” Sandalyour or m. 9
girls with helium the maul-l orbi- norm John: m- “‘3‘ Th“ ““m“ “m ”m "‘ coolly «mm a: the world we Ocean
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