\f’
' consisted of fifteen ears. the total
plat] for tonight.
The memberI of Sherman Council "
A he‘s»! Milena
in reprint of cir-
are signed mt B '1' Bennett
and secretary A. Force
them to bring i new members and in»
no of the page. ‘ ‘ ‘
d ounoil of Con.
large transportation and
.dhe south Norwalk
and Drumlhcorps did not so to “’d' .
“ stun yesterday to participate today
» in the mummy Parade. Serge‘Int ‘ ,
i r ‘ her understood that day. A
mpioy the I,
Due in was l... are
August Roettecher and Frank Beek-
lilIn‘,w were elected delegateI from
Arlen Singing Bbciety. will attend the »
convention of the state societies,
which is to be held today in Seymour
"mils convention Will ii: the dots and
the place for the next biennial seen
* ’gerfest of the state and the local del-
egateh go empowered to invite the
convention to come to South Norwiiik
in 1904. . .» ;.
Mbr 11.3 Boson Eye and Bar 8pc
trial; at from Bridgeport removed his
99% be from the Mahsclremo Hotel; to
g North Main so, so. Norwsllr. where
I can be consulted on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and some”. mm 1
oicioou to i p.‘ to. only
‘é‘fl‘l‘irrylng out its policy to render its
depots as nearly ilreproof as possible,
A the New York, New Haven it Hurtford .
lls‘iiroad Company has changed all the »
‘braci‘rets on its lamps in the stations
in The Norwalks and other “downs.
ugh the line 9. Instead of the swing-
in re elect formerly in use: a station.
Iry one it now used thus presenting
tact tubing; limb from coming. in con- i
the walls. ; . .A
; i; state board or examining pose
~ my! will convene in Hartford. to-
morrow ‘It the Capitol for the first
time since its adlnurnment.‘ which oc-
curred in June directly after the an-
noel steering of the state Phallusceu.
tlc‘ai Society. held in New London.
During the past three months no exam.
‘i'nptlons have been held and abbot it)"
. clerks have sent in applications for li-
ceases. .
-'I‘he drawing of the T. A. B. sched-
uled for today has been postponed on
account of some of the committee be
log out of town.
_ several Port Chester carpenters
came here yesterday in answer to an
advertisement for men inserted by
Selleclr Y St John When the men
learned of the dliilculty between the
Trades Council and the local masons'
and tinncrs' unions. they returned to
Port Chester "Nothing doing“ was
the statement of the carpenters this
morning when asked it there was any-
thing new in the local strike. —-st_am~
ford Advocate Saturday.
&Traillc‘ on the New York New Haven
&Hsrtford Railroad Ba‘turd ay and
Sunday broire all previous records.
Nearly all the through expresses from
New York and Boston were run in two
sections and several {of their triples
number allowed by the company Even
with all those extra scoo tlons
mil-oils ,
many people were obliged to stood.
Owing to the great trIyel. some of the
halos were dyer. In hour late. 5. ,, '
ll or If»
B. gin to
' ably momma
as .o “‘the‘ shin. Put
"Donnie plums...
cures. ' :
Reports from
is recupe‘ratln‘s I
are to the effect
ore calling atten-
.j‘sh‘oes,‘ ranging in prices
from seventy-
one-h, half dolls
Sentinel‘s‘ hustling newsboys will re
sumo his studies at the Brown Busi-
is taking a com orcls‘i course
Charles Walters. formerly of the
firm or stereos &. Walter‘s. will take a
position tilii mouth It the oyster op-
ening establishment ofh‘. W. 'i‘aii
midge Water street South Norwallr.
m... jinn voice; who ‘graduated at
the South Nor‘w‘ai‘ir High school last
April. begins her- preparation for touch-
log by entering on I course of work It
the New Haven stste Normal School.
at its opening tomorrolv.
Lillie Ethel Petty, who was one of
the honor pupils limbo South Norwallr
High School last April and who since
then has taught acceptably at the Dar-
ion public school. commences I N‘or~
ma! course at New Haven; turner-row.
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Dr. Dick’s Medicine cures Nauru.
Dr. W. B Bean was seen last Friday
night in his new.0ldsmoblle being
towed from the Norwslit Yacht Club
house by Eben Hill In. in his radius
Into. The doctor had been at the
Yacht Club in his. machine. but at n
glad to accept the‘eervicesof Mr. Hill.
Parents should enter their children
who are to attend the Kindergarten at
the Franklin and Knudsen building‘s
on Tuesday a. m. Classes will be form-
ed the first week of school and no new
Kinder-mm groups will be organised
is especially necessary therefore that
week. , ,.
tickets for Thomasi‘on on the occasion
of the big firemen” a parade Thursday.
' Dr. Lauren M. Allen iii able to get (i, ‘
ant and take alld‘rt walk I. Be is slow»
; ruffles. The front is
before the wlnter mason setl n. It ...
Several hundred special excursion A“
in its simplicity." 33150.
The blouse effect (predicted as the
'. leading fashion this fall) is shown to
advantage in a costume of line blue
broadcloth. The skirt is senses with:
encircling ruffles and the labor: locket
ts has a ripple bottom. -
Among the separate dress shirts are
$38.50;
many handsome One of Nadir” broad
cloth has suite erect mall
strapping finishes the“
A s km“ or biaoi‘r Inhaler Vi’s‘ discus
dished by a number of circular list not. _
fle‘s‘. Each ruliie is edged with ‘Iillr and H :_ : 4
find.‘ the gram-iii effect is most pleas . _
A Neill-looking and of Servo s‘lbeline ‘ ‘
is devoid of trimming but the slot
seams ending at the spreading bottom ' A
are u euiilcient adornment themselves
peas College tomorrow. A Master Fitch 39.‘ 50.
. Women should come and see for
themselves. ,
. ' fiec‘ond flour.
CLEAN-UP OF
.WMSTS AND SKlRTB.
great rate on the second floor.
log out.
39c!
31. 50 but 500
A rich suit or can broadcloth is
almost devoid of trimming except to?»
a‘ very little on the Jacket. Elegant
holed scum self
“min;- ’14- .501 ‘ ‘
Summer garments are selling ext:
e A
new fall garments (some are here.
more are cooling) demand room and
the thin ones have to hurry out. Prio-
es have beetroot to" hasten. the hurry- _
Pretty white lawn waists that were
value at 76c and 3‘1 are now but
colored gingham vials‘ts worth
m human
our scope co.
9 cured ‘me in' a short
soothes and heals. Clifford
; facility to manufacturers.
merchant-.7 individuals and corpora
tlone for the safe conduct of the Gen-
. é‘ral Banking Business. ‘,
‘B‘svilni‘s’ Department pays 4 per cent.
Call and inspect our popular Clock
db we loan to depositors in-
Have you made a Will? Consult us
before admins an executor and see
the advantages we offer.
To“ an is Administrator, Trustee;
omen... and accept Trusts of every
llWectct. A;
(Silica hours. ii to 12:1 to 3.
fiaturday}, evenings. 7 to 8.
.5 .,
l
' Ll:
YODNB I‘EN, ‘
are you resting on your ears?
Hopeless about getting ahead?
Open I Savings Account and lay
toms money away weekly or monthly.
Mimic new, by depositing one dollar
THE SOUTH NORWIL‘K
SIVINGS RINK.
umvso IANK BUILDING.
he attempted to come home. we
“mobs" wouldn't work and he was '
A RANGES
its...:.’li
all candidates be present the first
Manulaclurers‘ have?
mu. The. round trip
Westport It 7: lid.
Po Thompson.
stopover Leslie fimb
of the Riverside Mills Bast Norwal
September 11th. have been received at 1,3”
the east- bound station of the New _
York. New Haven 1 Hartford italic}
is proprieto -
has ruined his occlude and cone ‘ ,
row commences his duties as book- A”,
‘ given usnolice.’ "
Place your order this?‘
year.
“They will never be
keeper for the Bates Burro
Bo MW ‘
» 'f'h'o annual dilutiollw inf the Sov‘ereigh “’ '
Grand Dodge. 1. 0. 0.!" twill be held
at Don lloines. In, September 15. Bach
stats mad body is entitled to one or
two delsgstss, according to its burrow
scum. The majority of the New ;_
W301“! matron:
' lentil; '
Dear sir. “Joni i'. Hermann.
RhinebechflN .Y.. who is famous for
keeping his handusomo’fiflh buiidlu
000mm)!»
a ’~
...
'7 rem Inn successrou
Gl’l‘l NATIONAL BANK
IOUTH NORW‘ALK, DDNN.‘
"‘ defense free of cite its
‘Wtadl
m
‘ lain his client wa‘s an. out or the
. nuance ivss‘ not
v exception of no manner. ‘
' -lf lie was glued to but their
7 that the largest cotton mill
4 story of an fepisode in Bourbon county.
till ' ,, A
berm lulu inn
he prisoner is d hi
you; i ; R are eloquent and
out end- impressive
sy lust how a so been I of his
ior has little I ow in :tc poll
court. His, client. be continued who ii
N‘i‘iltOtugwd character; an
billy considered. he w
merits of all hidden! Slimmer Nexbandis ‘
them at a fraction of their real worthw-
for prudent buyers. “ r l A
FANCY DREUB G‘l’UFl-‘B.
Excellent for school dresses, and you
buy them about one third under regu-
lar price. ‘
About 20 styles of neat Fancy Mixed
Suitings, 38 inches wide; these were
45c and 39c: choose from them or. .39c
A dozen styles of Fancy Mixtures
and Bhopherds’ Plslds, width 40 to in or
inches. 50 and Bill: goods, at. .39o
You may choose from any of ;
Fancy Suitings, formerly selling (it do
and 75c at .. .. .......... ‘
FAN‘CY Tassels elLKs.
‘Geo I told hers. '
33o Wash Sings, nd‘vgv............25c
charge; that hsgdid Isl: 'for mercy.
but only justice. A
ever. sine . . yard ;
was We en;
'l‘h man' s exuliii‘lion wselelt by all
throu bout the court
in the dock in a stupeiled planner as _ Wm“)...I 17° ’9 33?
Women s 260 lb,
deen' a °2‘50
The judge ssidz“ “Joh‘iison you are
his." but Johnson made no chart to
vacate his chair. His
over to him‘ dud told
have brought you libsrt "
free." but not once did the prisoner
move and the lawyers eloquence was
once marinaded; and he told
Johnson again:, ~ free; go out
and breathe the I: let the sun
shine upon you: ad (linear the birds
sing. and -’----" ‘ es... boss. 1 known
‘-u.....n-‘.snig
All 50c curt .M‘ ‘
elastic sides..
goes-...
all laud domain... esunauél the - igggggggg- :3::::::::::::'g:§ :1 to ..........
birds 393‘"! but 0333* “‘0“ a step‘ 81 Fancy Silks,‘ now ..... .. .... . .75e “
until at man gets out of here. haze
SOME WHITE GOODS BARGAINS.
All White Goods are priced reduced,
as follows: ed
25c Corded P K at. .. ....... 19c
37%cCordedBKat.......... ..29c
All We Fancy White Goods are
ri ht dis minute I got his pants on "
—ichmond Dispatch.
Reportd‘ from North ‘Cnroliila may
I t e
world is to be built in the Tar Heel
e. The devel m at of cotton now ........... .. .. 156 59c Lawn Bonnets
magma...” m {’1}; South has been All 25c ranc‘y White Goods are 89c Lawn Bonnets
marvelous and many big mills have now ............. .179 31.50 Lawn Bonnets
been constructed in the cotton belt ,
since the civil war but “the biggest ; r ‘
cotton mill in the world" is to be rais-
ed in North Carolina. What will Fall
River and, Manchester have to say
about that? And in other cities in Old
England outside of Manchester there
are big mills.-~New York Tribune.
Senator Deboe, of Texas. tells a
in his state. A worthless. drunken fel-
low. who was a common nuisance was
arrested and brought into court. He
demanded a trial by jury. and the court
ordered that a jury be impeneied. 0n
the next day, when the court met. ,
there were gathered in the Jury has 'i
twelve of the hardest. most disreputa-
ble characters in the county.
'tht does this mean?” asked the
la.
used
“Well, " said the sheriff. “i knew the
prisoner was entitled to be tried by a
Jury of his peers. it was pretty bar A
work to get them but in case any of‘
these won't do,i have slew more hot—
can: around a whiskey barrel out:-
8 air
”soon 9 A. M. to‘ of P. M...
EVERY THURSDA:
A Eyes Examined Free Sept
My 53 Classes Reduced to Si
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Former Governor Mitchell. of Flor:
ids. whose long record of continued
service in public places attests his pope
uiurity, is a product of the wire gras‘s
and light-wood itnot region. built on.
rugged line‘s Among other titles he
hears the one of being the "ugliest"
man in Florida.
by My Special Oife.
for This Visit.
.‘fl‘s‘n‘uo‘l.
Stamina. $100,000.00
arbor Profits. 9334.900. .00
A ; DIRECTOIG'
Jello H. Ferris
Henry bsymeur
. . use H. Knapp Christian Swans
. John H. Light I. H. Mathewson
- Josiah R. Marvin , uel Grumman
J. WellIeI in.
Account: N91191:“.
lax inhalers ill in
; >~Notlee is hereby-b given‘ t‘o-‘al‘l' per-
; i': sons liable to pay Taxes to the Town
7‘ ' of Norwailt in the county of l‘Iirilold ;
‘ and 8th of Go‘nnecileut. on the As.
sessmcnt use own that I will meet
3100.090 do.
his other eye.
' them to receive said Tales, at the. lobed
Norwslk (Do _, one.) on Friday . ‘
‘itugust 29. 1991mm 10 o'clock ford: ”
During his term as governor he-
bosrded a train to travel to I country
fair. and walked through the smoker
looking for a seat. He approached a
‘rawboned cracker sitting all in a heap;
whose face had been in contact with a
bun saw One eye was gone, his nose
sawed oil“ and his mouth extended to
Remember my $3 Glasses Reduced to SI FG
DAY ONLY. After this date 1 shail return i
lar prices. i do" this to accommodate these i
to wait upon last Thursday. and others who}
avail themselves of ihis last offer. _
‘ lwiil give to every person purchasing a pair of my
Glasses. a Gold Filled Frame made by the largest optical -.
the world.‘1‘hls frame has a written guarantee to wear tort ; ~ ’
“not miss this opportunity.
MY GLASSES
are doliglmore to relieve humanity of headache and new
any drug or combination of drugs ever did, and the roller;
POPULARITY lNCREABiNn.
Dr. Wright's popularity increases at each visit be A
city. His remarkable headache cures are the talk among
Aroy on one of those who have not taken advan .
The governor looked the man OVer
nnd in a stern voice said:
“Stranger, say your prayers. You are
going to die in I minute,” ,
The countrymen: in no wise startled
; looked up into the face of the governor.
and said:
"What for?"
"i have been carrying this gun for“
twenty years to kill the first man I met
who is uglier than i am. "
1 111‘!
1““ “WI" W“ the cracker ill. u on visit him at Macmillan on» Hotel next Thurs 0
”an. I “11%;; W ,,, s malts it possible for anyone to take advantage em;
«...1 ,3}... '°“ . ' A com FORGET reapsrsrruunsohvfi ;;
-“Well, for mercy' I sake,‘ ‘
shoot
culclr.‘ " ~N'sll and Express. .
.45....
"it's a plot " said Mr. Blykins, as he 1
‘urumplod the paper and threw it our ,
the floor. "it's another scheme‘ of mods”
opoly to fasten the yoke of power on
the peopiel'
‘ “What are you talking about?" ask...
' "Ibis butlmohopoly: 1 A... «use; ‘
the we plot. it's part of I gi-
plrsoy. They are going to :j.
expensive that nobody ‘ .
our store ”been or the “large reduction“ in price to redu‘
mom for incoming; goods“. and to close me...- that wil
ed. included in the reduction are Bed-room, Dining-rob ‘ *
also hundreds of individual pieces of Furniture of every
log the»... cabinets. Chiffoniers, Dressing room;
N and ‘Nnamsl Beds ‘ Writing Desks. Fancy Chairs sudllioo
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