. natural or a. to... bill duo.
,, ‘ proprietr‘esa qt the
as yet been made
and she receives all the
'. ! oredularhoarder. Mrs. Clinton
the opinion that by tomorrow
picable settlement will be
and John Todd and W L.
tumor Rest cottage, caught
it the western end of
’Aesierday, that tipped
' ‘ , six' p‘ounda‘. Arthur
' who landed the big‘
at it took him about
the big ilsh inside
ottiifiers will feast on
I"next few daysa
Nico were out as yes~
Nicoll'e boggy and re-
e at the largest catches.
. One big hiackiish
pd onevhalt pounds and,
it ltion all the afternoon.
' ‘ In addition to toe.
led blacklist '
log is now at its height at the
despite the cool eve inns. and
ternoon East Beach nds large
rs‘eliioying the sport. The wa-
gluite cold. however, and only
a have become hardened to it
"very long. The tide is line
arnoon bathing, the rest oi‘the
'al n‘imrode‘» have tried ilshln'g
‘Belie Island bridge the pastltew
but have met with very little
Theronly time that fish can he .
there is on the flood tide and
he have tried their luck' say
t 9 bolt is almost invariably gob-
dd y greedy bonies.
:fl‘ Walter Colohan, of Cedar Cot-
away all last week. having
umlnoned to Greenpoint, L. I-..
' . dden death of Frank Littler
. Frauds Littler. Oi Lewis cot“-
Mrs. Colahan reports that Mrs.
' 3 .Wogiom,vwho has been quite
‘ much improved. 4
as Dorothy 8. Clarke. who has
. summering at Outlook cottage.
4 Lone to Glinden. s. C. for a visit
be home of her mother The trip
do partially on account of ill
it Miss Clarke expects to return
. ' Island about the middle oi Sep-
3&9”
_‘ . its:- a ten days stay at Cedar
ties on South Beach. Mr. Gray
, much imprisoned with the la-
, and intends to come: up for a
W" time next season. .
F. Clarke intends to have stohc
4. _ placed under the summer house
and of his pier. to support the
steps which lead to the water.
lso will have a stone pier built out
rider he dock to make it sebum in
gray. wife and son returned
home in Newark, NJ...
1 . in Newark. N. J.. after a several
all! It Clover cottage; “He ex-
to clinic up again "this afternoon.
“will at the lsidnd over llahor
4 d
« n charge expect to complete the
. boll 3M4 rose ttheyztraat work
0.10 Natal! has returned to his ll
,til publioly annou cad
he'd. do loom Mo:
lld Mrs. ii. A. Him. or ltlll'lle- .
adios a. few days at the
n ‘lllast Terrace.
it. N Jan ‘ alter .
the Belle island House. ‘
gain lliide'r, .0! Newark.
R clg cottage. on South Beach.
«W. A. It. Hurley, of ”New Canaan,
h guest. at Mr.
L' sey‘ anchor. at the Island. *
S 4 Miss Jennie 12.1?
i W. at Norwui
the guest of Mr.‘. all“ ‘
‘ low. at the island Home.
Miss Clara Day. of East Norwalk,
‘4 has been a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ill. H.
Willow, of East Terrace. _ .
Mls. Qlll'tis, of Woodbury. Clean.
a guest, at the madman/cottage on
East Terrace.
. lav William James has gene a,
‘ Ocean Grove tor a to wdays’ sojourn.
AGED cotouso MAN.
w
Traveling" All the, Way from Winches-
' ter Vin. to Boston on Foot:
sourl'uuorou August 276...... .L
Thomas Blackwell an aged negro and
ex- slave. passed through hole yestel'
day afternoon on his way from Will
cheater. Via. to Boston.
Blackwell was traveling on font and
has been six months on the loud ill-
says that he has never ridden in u
trolley car and never asks for a tide
.in a vehicle at any kind He also says . ,
that '=he has never had to beg from . ‘
anyone. He expects to reach Boston,
where he has relatives. within a
month
Blackwell has been in every state in
the Union and has traveled from state
to state on foot. When here. yesterday
he was burelooted but had a pair of
old‘iashilin'ed sandals in his bundle.
’l‘llese he uses in cold weather -
4 Blackwell is 84 years old and was ‘
born in Winchester, is 6 feet 2 inches 4
tall and weighs 240 pounds and is in
g‘ood health. All a slave ho was first
owned by Sophia Ashe and later by
Dr. George Stevens, who married Miss
Ashe and became his master At the
age of 21 years Blackwell was sold
to a slave speculator and was shipped ‘
to Franklin. 1.9.. He. was liberated in
1865 and has been traveling 29 yeals.
CONVICT TOM O'BRIEN WRITE8.3
3Vows That He Will Kill Under Shel-iii
. Dave Morgan Soon.
BUTTE. Mont, August 27 ——Wlth oi-
ilners ot the state penitentiary upon
his ‘,trali assisted by blood hounds,
convict Tom O Brien. who last Friday
made a daring escape from the state
prison. has sent a letter to the Miner.
pleading for a public statement of his
alleged crime and vowing the death
of under sheriit Dave Morgan, whose
alleged perjured testimony, the convict
declares. sent him to prison and
wrecked his home. The document re-
solved by thcilllner bears the posts 1.
mark or Anaconda. The writer dates‘
his communication from a mountain
in the surrounding hills of Anaconda
and says that he wrote ills story he
bind a rock. dividing his time between
his Winchester and his pen. The com-
municntion is a literay freak and there.
is no question as to its authenticity.
as the haudfiriting has been. fully iden
tilled b) the warden of the penitenti-
ary and othola acquainted with the
criminal.
O'Brien declares his sole object in
escaping from the prison is to kill
Deputy Sheriff Morgan. O'Brien was
sent up for robbery in 1901.
......—
GEO. GOULD INSPECTING RAlL.
ROADS.
AUSTIN. Tex., August 27~George
Gould president of the Missouri Paci-
c who left New York several days
ago on a tour or the lines a: that sys
tem. will reach Texas sdme time next
week and will make an inspection trip
over the new lines oi ”the international
and Great Northeln. it is also stated
that during his visit to Texas Mr
Gould will make a personal inspection
of some proposed extensions 0! the in.
ternational and Great Northern other
p.93, havlnB
The tidal)! e oi
lilimiler oi thriviniltodns ot the
' state are bidding {or the ’builulng of
4 branch lines of this road to their re»
obscure places and the propositions
'4' lifeboblp will be looked into and col»
mu
" an. mmanyualter very,
/ of? two nestle tit t e la~
. , all t '1‘».de ,
ltloélt has rum-aim to.
" Nov/ark, N. J.. alter a low
It outtake. on South
. 4‘ ll come up again fiat».
tin-mold over the mouth.
4 ill his coming visit. .
sldered by Mr. Gould on the occasion
fldlthIOA'r HBLPLIIB.
NEW YORK. August 27. TTho Jer-
soy Central railroad tam/boat Manon
Chunk became helpless today oil the
battery. and 200 passengers on board
were in a panic for a few minutes.
' while the boat was w ailing tor an
statuses. fi‘he passes: rs were traps
the term! in llli'd- stream to the ferry boat
Epsilon and were taken by her to Jer-
City. , 'i‘ho Munch Nell it was to»
Jam city. lass hurt.
. Jr L,
day for a ten days’ star at .
is 4'
. tense and some direo 3/ towards her.
J she turned hel; wheel about and hasti-
4 unanimity for .
oils: thbtu , it
Owing Lip the no on
week we have conclude
not lists the teal vain
sector yourstli when it touri’hoio
la . a I 3'
use it sooth i’ w e .
cabinet Photol~illal you can, ,
cell i
We will ‘ ‘
Studio.
or tomorrow its...
.. lor mullfim around IIMI
“will think
mallet mm m: or how. lax" you
oarflaiiW ,
Tiles
to soothe untouchable list of rabies. Families
mil! W e
cry moment in will not trade
live. in if m‘ and c
ilcpatincnt salt and promi- Iiot'c ill: high quality it each article--
it‘ L Extremely
New Prices!
advantaged loch splendid opportuni-
il makes an
ill ptlioa you willlind
Ideliclous flavor. at, per
Bacon, Floral Brad. English clue,
l7ci
31"? -~- M'IIH-
COLUMBIA at... SALMON. lslue Ribbon
hm til. lS-lll. can, 106.; do:., 1, 0i i
l- in ilnitan. lilo; dOA... ...... . ,
'. llliW tomes (ruby Blond), special ......
' exlluiauc i ll). can to iodnu- use ”6':
'. ,ulc Slipfll‘itylr quality. 30's.; doubt. . 33,635
'aossn OIIICKEN. or 'l'l'lrltey. u‘élh. 40¢
* can..l-ll1.3 .‘. . .2.
J5el
Z romp lIAMorL demo: at. 'a as.
ia-lb. mm, mm x-lh. ... .3... ..
Canned Fls‘h. Greatly Reducétll
Canned Meats lRlclardsoa & Robbins)!
NIW Silk! P in it old): int can.
mt; i- don”... ' q. .p i 10
‘iiiliut‘ili Tl0i1.s rd or tools
can 1043.200!” pk '0' ‘0 10
Kll’i’llllllb HERRII‘G. Marshall's album
deep. srotianu. can”
15c
iOI’IED iClilCKEII m Turkey. 21'“! 23c
LUhCli lotions It'll. a no. Mb 25‘:
.
lean..,............... ...... .. ........-...
3 Coffee
'aow--.w._... .4-...A~...»-4. ..
has
our price. 35o; 3iil.... ...
Earle Condensed
Milk. 2 cans, ior
um.- ”Ha-ct.-
25c.
-—Ou'r Genuine Dutch Java and Pure amblnn ..uorht:
we want you to know good rodeo; our 32c. grade
..c mv. fn llsh Breakfast. Young ii on. Gunrowdcr.
auoll‘h'hc flacvor the qualit'y cannot llzdll'iiiik’d amwucrc. one 3200.". lb
25c}
'apun, (‘Lcyzion in sirenuih
u... '
10c.
Grape'Nuis, at per
package, only
NEW FANCY EARLY Jillili l
Pi; is. Peerless brand. ten- .
’ \ICI‘. natural irtsh ilavm. E
ilpcr sill. ”incl 1 g
’ i 'iioz. ... ... D ,
-_ n, y. mw-_M.—--
Tr oblttl Celery liaket. the new
i luzmm l3 lulu, instead oi i350. .pklr
10c]
at M lFIorai Brandi—Finest quality genuine
4 MZiiIl¢ cream sugai’ will. can 8:.
lfil’dfll. .... ... .................. l
‘ (mull (linings Ilrlndlwllnesl New 80":
lord Stile corn. can 7c.gpcr d.or .. 4
. ..‘nousu .Floral Mandi-Finest 90C
M. lccnuninmilr: perdozeuw...
Nljthss stills (Floral arsnil3~rlnm
.iulllty Refugee deans. extra dull co, ‘ to
can too: pontoon..." “...... .. .,.
' l ASPARAGIISJIgnaiurc Brand. 50:.
L: nullity; sptciulprlcg. .. ....
TOMATOES. 0. it.
extra cholfo mild park,
Jersey fruit. ‘~l it).
can, mt: dm.
Highest Quility Canned Vegetables at Cut Pricesi
zscli
1 our cur: choice. Esau"
lluxr nus. mid m. '
Lu‘hcl'fl some vsly ‘ 003
. I
abut, and: :lim.
..
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Flour (tunnel: Brand lint ”Bread- ~55
. linurhlllled IOIIlInKllILLII ""5“" C
hr and.
115
.. .-.-..
R3EFUGEE liEANs~lxtn inc cu
moor lull. ..... . ......... u ..y.‘ ..... ‘I 35
RIFUGEE BEANS—Finest. wry small.
can use; per dot... .2U 30
“MA [SCANS—dell ever. The Little: ‘ as '
Baby Beam. can ”a; pen! 0:..."
BAKED MEANS (Romain) in tomato
sauce. 24b. an in 3 lb. can" ... .... ..
ASPNRAGUS firs. iii nltulo
Bran! 3:359 mos,l7c.: (or. ..... 200
......“ ..
I: and cash purchases delivered free
i to your nearest station or to your 4
house, it in same territory as
tovered by our Express Delivery.
i
Mail Orders Pronlpfly smell
i.;will help you to mill: 1 shopping out
quite plelsint.
lath: service prompt and courteous, an
:lhe prim moderate.
ls delightfully cool and lcomioriabie.
ins from eating
9
c3
sin still uhdslio oi
The South Norwlllk
Trust (Compass
offers every facility to man'biacturers,
3 merchants. individuals and corners»
tions for the ante conduct of the Gen
eral Banking Business.
Savings Department pays 4 per cent.
Call and inspect our popular Clock
3 Bank, which We loanto depositors in
this department.
Have you made a Will? LConsuit us
before naming an execilbor, and see
the advantages we oifel‘
To act is Adulinlstrlitorj Trustee.
Guardian. and acceptlTrusts of every
character. L
Oiilce hours. 9 to 12:1 to 3.
Saturday evenings. 7 to 8.
room; Men,
are you resting on year oars?
Hopeless about getting ahead?
Open a Savings Account and lay
some money away weekly or monthly.
begin now, by dopOIIting one dollar
Wm, .
THE SOUTH NORWALK
SIWNGS RINK.
unrreo sAmt BUILDING.
The load is palatal):
(in hot days ii
I
ll
A STRANGE ANIMAL.
Loads Brookiiold to Think it May
Have a Panther.
The Brookiield correspondent of lilo
News Writes:
The question being asked about
town is, "Have we a panther in our
midst, or was it the work of dogs?“
Robert Smith had a sow and a line lit.
ter 0! pigs. One morning he went to
the pen to feed them and to his anion
ishlnent he found three dead end one
badly maimed. evidently from tho
bites of scale animal. .Ono pig was
nearly eaten up. The others were
fem}% licora rota! The' 'anlmal s or
All aiortdh 3i: Ieit‘ho lootprlnts
which they might have been do
tested it is generally supposed that
it was the work or dogs. But Miss
Josine Smith, trim on coming flora a
visit to her mndmother on Whitman-
ler Hill. was greatly trlx‘utened by sum
the a strange alilnlal cap over the
ly‘ pedaled illicit fro mwhonce who
earns. She can give little description
or the creature save this it was in
large as a doc. but did not look like
one. it has been reported that mine
tints duri‘n‘t the a postage»
called from a' circus in New on.
stilts.
“About LIME
...1
"alloys.“ is“?
There are, hundreds or people who
would be geniuses it they didnt lack
the one little thing. And they could
supply that one thing it they. would
try right hard.
SHATTERS ALL RECORDG.
Twice in hospital F. A. Gullodge,
Verbena. Ala paid a vast sum to doc
tors to cure a severe one of piles.
causing 2% tumors. When all failed,
Bucklen's Arnicu Salve soon cured,
him. Subdues inflammation. conquers
th , kills alas. Boat salve in the
wot-i . are t F. H. Baxter‘s drug
store. "
. The nearest approach to perpetual
motion is when one good turn deserves
another.
...—......»—
Here is a man whose orperience has
been worth spmethins to him. Mimi.
L. Whilst-ow at Liberty. W. Va... says:
"Pianos send me prices on
MOI of your Tonic Liver Plls (all
hint)
that will do. me any good.” You are
sure to and them last a beneficial to
you it you will try theta. may cost
you 25 cents. R. H. Plum-d.
The man who has gout shouldn’t say
that he is dying by inches. but rather
that he in dying. by foot.
dozen,
i find they are the only Pills
spun m ‘l‘ucc‘sssrm.
our uphill. BANK
IOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Capital. :Eo.aoo.ao
Sal-plan. $100,000.00
Other Profits. 334,000.00
JOIN I. m. Resident.
JACOB ll. FAWN. Cashier.
DIRECTOR“
John H. Ferris Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Chrlotlln swam
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Josiah It. Marvin Bamuol Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
lacquer: solleltqd.
lax uluurs lulu.
Notion is hereby given to all per
sons liable to pay Taxes to the Town
of Harwell: in the County of Fall-field
and State of Connecticut, on the An-
ulolneut List at 1901. that i will meet
dictate receive said Taxes. at tho lol-
lowlat times and planes. to wit:
At the store (at W. 8. iisni’ord. Nut
, Norwplk, (Down Town) on Friday.
August 39. 1902. iron: 10 o'clock tore.
noon until 12:30 o‘clock afternoon.
At the store at J. 0. Handle at Will»
:, .,.
About a:
August Ill. 1902, train it o'clock until
a” 3
a or Alphonso Dibble, at
m. ,Autunt its. on. m l
3: so o‘clock. " -, . .
3. Words annular, bass
3 in building. in till
. until 3 amt W
W80’ulflbfiifllh,L'
when» sulfides.
LL "JnnlnsBmwn
. tor Manon:
mm“, on the afternoon at Friday. '
,L‘liiile River. on the will .
wuv66w said
Any also. make or thlok‘nooa, to
order.
I
ARTISTO' UA'I’EBI'ALO.
PAINTING LAND 3'3PAP33I3R HANGING.
Plcruasraaumo.
We make It on an.
DEGKER.
87 WAOHINGTON STREE‘I
o...
Telephone connection.
Couth NJl-walk.
Punter uli Pulu lllnu.
run. when an m...
mixed by rind will wear twice
as long and bo'v'er double our»
(one as modulus" mind. .11:-
Abuse or William Steven's with 9!
Stephen Wilson. both op
Maui street. were painted by lad
in this manor om olov'on yam
ago. They an: «in a‘o'o‘a.
Your house will stand as well .
it 1 point it. My once. it South
i , Mala street. My residence. II
’glllila drove under.
A Fillet
Valve.
Not-lion. closes withoat in- or on
Halo teal.
ruslpslt
LATINO PLUIH VALVI.
A ult adjusting pressure retainer
applied to a Flash Volvo operated by
direct pressure. Dining: the some
amount or water in the 9 length oi
time. regardless o! the hood or pm
sure in service pipe.
line it in operation in as dispiu
room.
Horace ll. Nash
Gotilouilllinlulliutllmu
larval Plating Willis,
NO. 40 WATER STREET.
IOUTH NQRWALK. CT.
has...
SOLOMON SCAM. Manager
Gold. Silver. Nickel and .0099“
Chaadohornmadlrm, Fenders,
Bird CA” as all kinds oi
Mom Worth W
«loom _
surrouasaouzrxo.
Maul blue—oi am «new...
‘ articles should never be use
., all» t
tram epitaph on ya
”page they will a?”
on can 0 s
tllcul xnall's fibrin r6
‘ Ours; Manufactured by F J. Cheney a
(.10.. Toledo. 0.; contains no moron
and is takenl ternally, acting dir‘ec y 4
upon the; bio ‘dnll muoous auriaces .:
or the system. in buying Hall's Ca-
tarrh Cure be sure you set the genu—
too. it is taken internally, and toads
In Toledo. Ohio. by I". J. Cheney 2: Co. ‘ 'L
Testimonials free. . . 4
t380m by Drugsiats. price lbs per bot: .
Hall's Family Pills are the host.
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is your policy correctly written
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Pl re Insurance.
5 Railroad Place. so. Nov-walk.
F'Iro moorland.
seem to be about the only eommodlt
bought without retard to quail}.
There are u may grades of tune
,4»;ro é: 6:3" bar-aunt moralltsadléo.
wilted buying or 0
PM will”: on you unite sure you
are man: it! Better to know now
than alter the tire. 0 Silicon your
experience on the sub not have titted
untodothismll
Taylor a fielder-l.
Edmond "Os“. 107-4.
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Plumbing and Slum Heal
m.
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