that all the school ohiid~ ,
try should be instructed
lakes
Predldeut' '
N Providence gentleman
Ila , the interesting tale oi
its; match with Commandant
of General DeWet’a stall, was
That is something of a set—
N, Oyster Bay correspondents
d l the president's scoring live
ullseyes at fifty yards with
on revolver. The president
,tbrday that the shooting was
ile‘and that two at the shots
‘ not bullseyes.I Let us leave
historical events.
who...
dull} in London tun-
locomotives are used
lit twice as great as in the
‘ ometimes live or six
‘ great. in the former case it
_y per cent. above the legal
in Engineers who have been
eminend that no commun-
“libel” permitted between
abunel and another and that the
, n motion by an advancing
should be allowed to flow out
openings prayided for the pur-
d that on the departure of a
from any station a trap door
he closed behind it and fresh air
to flow in from the outside to
artial vacuum caused by the
of, the train.
assesses a remarkable growth
ottonsced-oil "industry within
six months as shown by
u Nhef‘ et- niéw mills er'eét‘ed
e 117 of them were establish-
washout the country represent-
capital of $5. 225, 000 There are
‘ . opoiatlon live hundred mills
- NBSUIIIIII, ill or :50, 090 .000,“
580i with an invest~
that. the industrygwgsgi
’ few years ago regarded
not. uleoevempme‘ut is?
remarkable and the industry
lit whilevtbo product of the
(worth about $50, 000 000 annual-
ill yield 5. lunch larger profit
ore attention is given to reilu
oil, much of which is now ship
‘ it undergoes"h
8' ill‘lilmglbi its: sent back-um
dairy and sold as olive oil at
9's liars.
base it mansions.
stand ohmenl
silk collar of a pale blue alb
xiii
hr Yu‘ii
Capes, top,
parlour ”Silk W?
Hill.“ with
"'firmalais arec slddl‘tl
: . N' _ l
ream silk muslin cl
a ~ "
figtvesr. A bodice thud?
mad with black lanolin
will notugo Vat all:
V hi w'enr still qthers
antiro costumes worn
for than tor several
I, an accurate accounts: our . ,
'When the tact is '
l‘ue French knots adorn uni i3
No RlSK lNW ORDERING HERE
WWII oar WHAT lion CALL arm has run BE
“is AN .
Austin. at Austin it: draws
. b
‘6 uIlethli'..Ia yesterday in New York city on
”Miss Ruth Flynn, of Union Park.
Norwalk. is the guest of her aunt in
Bridgeport. .
Mrs. J. H. Manning and family. at
Norwalk enjoyed an outing at (lien is
land yesterday..~ .3. , .
Miss Lo tie Castrop, of Waterbury.
,ls tM guest oi.‘ Miss Nellie L. Ella, of
Camp street Nprwalk.
George Hartwlck‘ clerk in E. P.
Weeds drug store. Norwslk has re-
turned from his vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. "Jack" Fledier. of
Broad River are enjoying their hon-
eymoon at New Milford.
Miss M Helen Becker is spending
a week in New York the guest of her
cousin. Miss Edith Becker.
Miss May Van Cleft of Scranton.
Penn: is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
r. I Raymond. at Hillside.
Mrs *R. J. Cutbill of Spring streets
has returned home from an extended
visit in Danbury and Georgetown.
-——Ca-.ther' ha recognised standard
remedy for Malaria and Rheumatism.
Sold by druggists everywhere. -
Gourds Quintard of Main street,
Nonwnik, has gbne to Newport today,
on the special railroad excursion. N
James E. Hubbeil of the firm of
Hubboilr‘ &- Staples Norwaik, was in
New York yesterday on business.
Bookseller and Siationer William P
Beers of Norwalk, is enlOying the spa
cial railroad trip to Newport today.
' Vernon Miller. of Norwnlk. returned
this morning from a two weeks’ vaca~
tiolrtflil' spent in North Castle, N. Y.
_ Addison Austin who has been spend
ing a few days at Coney island has
returned to his home in Woodward ave-
one
Dr T. A. Riordan. of the New Can-
aan road Norwalk,
James A. McGlinchcy oi Plttsbur'g,
Penn.
Mrs R l. Knapp and Miss Minnie
Knapp. Mrs. H. E. Mathewson and
Mrs Willlalii E: Fitch have gone on a
trip to Newer!-
Rev. J. McClure. Bellows, rector of
Grace Church, has returned from a
several days stay at New London and
Southampton 14.1. '
Mrs William Nichols and children,
of New Canaan are. spending a week
at her sisters, Mrs Frank Becker, of
Washington street
The Misees Bennett Annie and Lil-
lieu of Franklin avenue have return-
ed from a goveral weeks’ outing at Tor
rington arid; Litchiiel‘gl
Miss Alice Stérling has returned to
her home in New Rochelle, alter a
stay with herdiréther. .William Sterl-
ing, at .Bayview avenue.
Mrs. Hattie Cannon. 0! South Nor
walk linsl‘ l-returned home often a two
weeks' visit with Mrs. C. H. Dickens
139 Main street Danbury,
Miss Maud Van Dino, Miss Estella
Cave and Miss Etta Tooker of Dnrieu
have. been guests of Mrs. Alonson Mill
enough~ or South Norwalk.
Mrs. Richard Mitc,heil bookkeepel
for Henry T. Prowitt. of Norwalk.
leaves for New YOrk tonight, to spend
Sunday and Labor Day With friends.
piley and Mrs. Paul M. Strayer are
is entertaining .N
ins.
Among the East Norwalk people on
loving the Newport trip today are Mr.
and Mrs E. B. Smith, Miss Jennie Dib»
hie Mrs. W. C. Thomas Mrs. Rufus K.‘
cation. 0
Dr. ’1‘. rraerlyo
orelioat conducting a
business in Don-
Week’s vacation at
prospered out:
ibury,1s silalldi ‘a
his homei a Nor Mk? . . .
wn returned to
home in Hartsville,
Newllomb'.
walk. the past
Mr. rind
son. Hero
‘01: Riverbe‘ud. ltd i.,
aweelts. . .
dederlck Dowas
spending the rumor
r. and Mrs. new
tuart avenue. Norw
his home in Hrookly
Osborn Mrs. Edson K. St. John
Edward B. Smith.“ -
Col. A. H. K-‘eith wife and three cliiiN
guests yesterday of Miss
Raymond of Knight
street Niel-walk Col. Keith and his
family Were on their way from Stony
Creek Conn. to their home in Pitts-
dren were
Charlotte E.
burg, Pa
F. B. Malkin manager ME. 1) Laws
ton’ s Norwulk store, returned this ab-
ternoen,‘ from a week' is vhcation trip
spent in Boston and New York
was accompanied by his friend Harry
S Blaniord. of the Hub. who will be
his guest over Labor Day. ‘
Mrs.
and Mrs. William M. Bette, of
Green. Mrs. Fisk has just completed it
two months' tour. Last night she gave
'1“ consort in Baddeck, N. Y.
Mr. find Mrs. C. A Freeman and son
Charles accompanied by Mrs. A. B
has, today. and
having beenflhomuddt of Mrs. D.‘ A.
i' was: Main stroett N‘or-
iss Hattie Greene,
are guests of Mrs.
George 5. Gregory and Mrs. Charles L.
Holmes, of Norwalk, for a few days.
Wilmot Thornton, who has been
t. the home of
tilt Fitter, in
will return to
tomorrow morn-
Katherine iFisk. the noted
soprano soloist. is expected in Nbrwaik
tonight, and will be the guest of Mr
t oseloi‘i"
' ‘xil Nor ‘ srday. an
y guests at Grace Church rectory. an
hour or more. The automobile
which they rode, broke down at to ,
entrance of Wall street, and some lit-
tle time was earned in making out
essary repairs , ' 5»
vacuum TAKING A near. I I ‘
Went only} F’cw Miles Today in bi w
. . ‘. Hgmpnhlro. . 'l .
NEWBURY N. 11.. Aug. 29—A pro
gram intended to give President
Roosevelt a period of rest and plans:
are alter nearly a week of hard Work
traversing that New England states
hard! delivering a large number of
speeches was before the chief execu- ..
live today. He passed the night at '
”The Falls" the summer home of Sec
rotary of State John Hay. at Newbury.
N. H.. and was not due to leave there
until 10 o'clock today. Then he was
going only to Newport, N. H. twenty
minutes ride by train from Newbury
to spend the rest of the day and tho
night in the great park owned by the
late Austin Corbin the New York
railway king. The visit to this park,
for most among the game reservations
of the countrih was anticipated by the
president with much pleasure. He
will spend the night at the club house
on the park, ,
During the morning the members of
the president’s pa ty put in their time
fishing and boati on Lake Silnapee‘
or in various .otiicr ways enjoying,
themselves. it was nearly the time
scheduled for the train to leave New
bury when the president and Secretary
Hny reached the station. At New-
bllry Senator Redneld Proctor of 'Ver.
meat was waiting. He is to accom
pally the. party through Vermont. The
meeting was most- cordial between
Senator Prooior and the president.
Just before the train left for Newport
the president. Secretary Hay and Sec
rotary Cortelyou prised for a panic
graph on the rear pl. ltto'rln oi the pres-
her '
and
and
do the selling of two daus in one
He
the
"m at the Boston Store
Denim om. Stiller don
Unusual for two v‘elu strong reasons. viz:
is our last week of the selling Of Summer Merchandise
and ills ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY that all such ma-
teiials be bullied out-“loss not considered. , ..
The SECOND reason is. Mendel] being a hoiidau, we must i
I make? up that loss tomorrow Saturday. or. in other words.I
FIRST—4 his
We hare picked out just iiitll- five (55) items at random
from our large stock to illustrate the bargain opportunities
1 this sale offers. Read on, it man profit uou.
ident 9 car
Flattery is always dished out to oth
or been ~nIcIvcrI to us.
---‘—~ Ladies' Muslin Night Gowns all
sizes; sold in many places at 50c.
31c.
72 inch All Linen Full Bleach-
ed Table Damask regular price
88c.
75c
'3.-
11-4 Crochet Coflterpancs, all
hemmed regular plice 85c ca.
Dollar Summer Corsets, such
makes as R & G C. ii and 'l‘homp
son a; sold everywhere at one dol.
1 bottle Violet Toilet Wa-
ter, regular price 10c
1 bottle Caldera Dentine,
regular pi ice 19c
1 Tooth Brush. regular
price, I the
Regular price {or all, die
Price for all, Sat. 32c.
lar. 63c.
. ' ”'59.; 18x36 Full Bleached Honey
All 50c Slimmer Corsets, no to comb Towels, iaiegzllm' price 50
serve all sizes.
We Suggest but You Replenish Your Steak 2... .. .... ... m... 3......
from the Fol olvina Specialties.
Sweet Potatoes reduced to 25¢ per peck. ”
New Oregon Salmon: flat éans,15c can.
Belle or Boston Baked Beans 7c can
Acme Soap ? bars 25c.
Starlight Matches. peppackage one dozen boxes, More... .
Campbell 3 Soup 3 cans, 25c.
A full lly of Fancy Crackers at reduced prices. li‘il; liars 2 lbs” 2 JC- 5
o’clock Tots, 15c in Fruit Crackers. . ills 25c.
A full line of Fresh Fruits and Vlgctables daily.
We solicit onur orders.
..L JOSELOFF,
Crash, extra heavy. regular price,
Childrons Wash Dresses sizes 100 yli.
7c.
2 to 5 years regular price We
and ilc,9
34c.
“Keep Clean” Hair’Brush,
regular price 50c
1 best Rubber Comb good
value at he
Regular price for all, 75c
For Saturday. only 56c.
20x20 All Linen Napkins, assort-
ed Patterns regular price 31. 50
dozen.
$1.15.
Ladles' Muslin Drawers. . hem
stitched tlic'k's and embloidery,
regular price 50s.. ., .
-.§ . .‘ r
‘2!-
'~.
35¢. ,‘
45 inch Full Bleached Cotton for
Pillow Slips regular price Jill/go.
9c yd.
Ladles' Willie Muslin Skirt the
best 31 Skirt in America; clusters
A
Ladies' Lawn and Cbnmbray
Shirt Waist Suits sizes 32 to 38,
regular price 32 50
oi tucks and wide Hamburg trim-
thing. 1 spool Silk regular price We
. Zoo.
Clinton Safety Plus, reg.
. price 7c
Best Toilet Pins, reg. price he
Machine Cotton reg price Be
Lndles' Mus ill Drawers three
$1.50. ‘ .
48 Colored Silk Waists. many :‘
priced $5 a trifle bit mussed and ‘ "o
soiled. Choice of the lot i “
$1.50.
Ladics' Fall Jackets. all new
styles, regular prices 55 and 86,
33.90.
s'roRIE IN‘ TOWN
(“iii L:
No“;
-Il'«‘~.
Send us‘ your orders
Qur Elegant Coffees, Street Rosy Butter, Doublc Cream Cheese, Fine Tess,
Raspberry Shrub, Rae’s Lime Julc‘o, Rich’ s Fruit Cake.
T SELL
rows of fsgo ng and Val. lace,
regular price 39c 8:“ Needles' "’8 ”dc" ,.5__° infants and Misses Coats reg
24°— R gular price for all 32c “1‘" W109 33:
iN . 72 North main St' The entire lot for Sat.,19c $1.95.
I $1.50 and ‘2 White Lawn Waists. I
Tel call 13835 T‘s. gut, since 3399“?“ 36' surely a. l doz best Pearl Buttons, 10c 34 “a 35 Coats,
“ 3“ ‘ a 9 9' “‘3' 1 pr Dress Shields 10c 52.50.
" ',: ” 75c. 1 Foundation Canvas Collar 5c
' , ‘ —— $6 and $6.50 Coats,
' , Ladies' Black Duck Skirts all Bonnier price for. all 250 ‘ . ”.95
, - ‘ : new regular price 81. 25. Special price [or Sat” 18c
‘ . 90c --- Bathing Suits all sizes, 32 to di,
l. , « ' icake Pear‘sISosp. 10c regular price 32,
' . 1 cake Turk sh Bath Soap be 1.25,
Mliids’ twopirce House Dresses. 1 box Mentions Talcum , 3
regu or price 81. 50.
99c. Powder, I 15c 33 Suite, 5195 \-
, Regular price {or all 30c ’ '
“6...... 3...... ”are L... colon paper;
and menus, regu or v
or VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY i“ 750 m. s m. Torchon Lace regu and $160 at .
is; price {:11 5c 76s.,
. , , l y s. Torc on sertlon.
.«v . II “gag b:t:c§flfcfl?w"i {alluding regular price yd". : Ladies Fine Silk Gloves, elbow
" ' ' —— length. in blacks white. regular-
' 103 "4.25" 10 yards regular price, 50c price 75c for Se urday, - .
Harlem; Grape Juice, values up to 75c.I , ‘ 10 yards for But, 29c. 57c. >
Fruit and VI'égetabIles Daily
A large line of
! ix.
Mep' s Plain Black Seamless Hose.
value 10c at this sale.
Spoil-IN for 180.
Children's Black Ribbed Hose,
sizes 6 6%, 9 9%. regular 12%:
quality Saturday's sale,
,N I . . L 3 pairs at 250-
The famous Automatic Sox‘ tor ‘
men said ovarywherc at 100 per Ladios' Vests square neck.
pair at this sale, . sleeveless, lace trimmed, value
, ' Spain for 20¢. N y , IN150.
3 Vests for 27¢.
. styles usual price 1255c,
Milan's Hermsdoi-i‘ Black Socks.
00% white foot. (alloy colon ,N
titch regular 25o quality.
. 17o. .3 1' '
Misses’ Fine Lisle vests.
.I seek. sleeveless. value 25c.
splittoo
fNI'sNd Dl‘bb
low .
All Standard Prints. Navys, -
Black and White. Crayb and Fair
glee all new effects regular price
c .
’ ill/,9. , ,
Bacon’s Beet Seal-suckers. all
9V3c.
All 250 Swiss and 25c Printed
Noyeltiell just one half price, ,\ '
' N Men's Colored Bolt
Shirts, with collars attached.
.10!“ detachable couple and rep
. brats calls, all so quality,“ .
Ladies' Fancy. Hose, in lain
colors or (easy drop stitch 3 -25c
~ “slim . .
, 12W- , , if
36-inch Silesia, in gray. 15c quill. = ' “‘
Y. N . A 1 i H
De.
“Munch Percale, regular. uric ‘
135‘s . .1 «.
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