turned out a fail-
‘buslness outlook-
't- ram many bankers
scion tributary to Chi.
V oiler' James H. Eek-
t: of a Chicago bank.
uniformly optimistic.
lief that a high
aperity will continue
use of businehs for
'V‘ year, the good crops
cited as it cb‘ie'f ‘Htae
forecast. No con-
..quueeae is anticipated
out .ofIthe crops:
in the Paris Matin.
story of how a sub-
cyclopaedla Britauni-
work\ He was a proton
begging letteIs, and in
d himself to he now
erson and then another,
mm the pages of. his
be necessary historical
0 give his letters plausib-
he explained that having
V r in which he was a pot—
been chemically poison-
for work, "he used the
1' details of his pottery
let: he, himself was entire-
‘l‘lie one word” ‘kaoiln,’ V.
in his letters, and the
_ the use of the motor:
y one believe in the gen-
" appeal, ,and brought
arvest of bank notes
oney orders "
“man As: oolua.‘
I
is a mark.- (it Smart
ow v‘er Ironich some wo-
e we of
I, :Ioalk. has been spending a few days? in
N83" York is spend
lativeIVI in South
ten ”13; returned/from
a month a visit with relatives at 'l‘rln
ity Lek its.
Charles Lynch of Chestnut street, is
spending the day with friends in New
York city.
Miss Florence Dilcndorf, of South
Nerwaik, is spending a. few days in
Waterbury.
Mix and Mrs. Edward Daniels have
moved from South Main street to Bur
bank Street
Frank Craw returned yesterday from
a several days' visit with friends in
Hazeltou. Pa.
Mrs: Oliver E. Barker and son. of
Elmcrest. are the guests of relatives
in New Haven.
Frank Dreifus, of Brooklyn, is spend-
ing a few days with W.N .Craw, of
Chestnut street.
Paul Briggerman, of Falrfield ave
one is spending a few days with
friends in Brooklyn. .
Edward Malley. 0y Gerard Place. is
spending Labor day at his uncle‘s
home in New Haven. .
William Avery of Norwalk. has a
position in Benedict 8: ‘Co.’ 8 shoe lac
saw a New Canaan
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver E. Weed of
Bayview..aneaue, are spending a few
days in Orange," N. J.,
Edward German, Marshall Smith and
’l‘bomrls Reynolds are spending the
holiday in New York city.
Wlillum' Farrell of; Elmwood Place,
went to Worcester, Mass, Saturday
night to spend a few days.
ill A. Barber of the Coleburn and
Lauder store Nor ask is visiting at
his home. Phlliipsburg, N J.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Morris and MI.
and Mrs. Leemon B Tripp. will take
a trip to (Janey Island today.
Mr. and ML. George S. Miller and
daughter of mour, are the guests
of relatives in South Norwalk.
Peter H. Miller and daughter. of Al
buny, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Reardon of Villllside street.
Mr. andrMIgVe J; Fmory Stevens and
children, of Quintard avenue are
spending, setvenalV days in Danbury.
B. S Many, of Mount Vernon N. Y.
is the guest. at is daughter Mrs. Wil
ll'am Q. Mei'ri Jot Lowudes avenue.
Albert Grindrod clerk at the store
of Willie H. Sellchk, Norwaik spent
I.
‘x. *
I Sunday with his parents in Yaleavllle
Miss} M eJ’iInk‘er and Harry Jua-
keri Ne orlr day, are guests of
Miss aisyI’ Bunch, of Wilton avenue.
“Miss Fulfil-Weed, of Norwalk, is
V V', and! guest retailers-lamb“. Francis E
0. 'Vonman has lovely
s Vsearf is particularly
handsome dinner plates
cobalt blue (Limoges)
rders planes with pine. .
I .
--—1I~—~
Ii smelling bottle is an
crunch in favor with those
. such a luxury. (lea
morn s. rubies nodding
mops of thorn; .
of all lengt
£9me day won .331ng
V I roe-quarter coats the
rope for the season. The
utter are much lar er,
’in e day time. it
more pictur-
ter accommoa
ii crushing the
and lying tiI
They flog
cuiarly
are buying paranoia at
" a.
cadmium
. and Mrs. George Sherwood. , ,V
cy are used our”
. ‘beifi hours in
Weed. Prospect avenue New Canaan.
Miss Mpy,VQ. Smith. of Chestnut
street SobtiIILNorwaik. is ‘spending a
Sew days with her brother in Ridge
eld
Mrs. J. Milton Cob‘urn and Miss
Cora A Reiley, will leave town tomor-
row for Shrewsbury and Worcester,
Ma'ss. . . _
Miss Dorothy Adams of Greene
Farms in a guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs B. Holiday, of Gerard
mace. . . .
Mr. and Mrs. C. F Toilet; have made
their arrangements to pass Sunday
and Monday at Weedmo‘nt.’ A’niionl‘a
Sentinel. -mpw
H“ll/ileum Eudora rind Rachael Scan
,of South Norwalk have beers
Iilng their aunt, Mrs. Franigl ‘ e
granbury. *' .
Mi; 6 Edna Barraclough of South
Norwdlk la the guest of her flea
(gas; Foutsch, of South Norwul, f
V int “NW ‘ I ’ '
Frederl W.Browu, train doedatch-
er im C'sutral’fitation. will
rerun“ dIitV be today, after twii‘
Vwceka vacationz, .
deli
spend ins her vacation with her par-
Ennis, Mil; and MMWG?’P’.‘W WWWW 2.!
of Newer
J.
lmwwrwfgfil days with his par-
or m Menus. ,
nic‘a Farina. who has been
”6:3 and Mrs. hideard Flynn,
iii «turn today to
, ,a-I
Addie i.‘
returned
vii
1"i-‘cf
In
Boston. at nerkiey street,
V More Saturday, frorh a visit of seversi .
I wash it Woodip’orti N. Y .
butterfly strewn. of. Troy, who hair I
. siting David E.Disbraw,1n I
one for a few days; returned I_
a Saturday vanilla _
. Norwalk. spouts ,
in Bridgeport an atom!
this altered!) and hi .
firsJWniiie‘NhsMoiiilew Yo k, K,
‘ mast Allen, a scam .I...
I ,of Bothei. a student
II the VPhlladclphiwwcntal college. In
pending a few day the guest of his
later. Mrs. CV A. ’l'ucker, of Main
street. Norwa
l: litres afield Mass“
Ml‘. and Mrs Striker, John and Miss
Lillian Season. of NiI‘waIIké’ N. 5.. are
guests of John Drummer, of Washing-
tort street today. _
r. and Mrs Albert Sherwood, of
B he] will on! or Day as the
priests of Mrs. a Wood’s mother.
MI‘JJ. J W. Johnson, corner of Henry
and phostnut s trots. I
Mr‘ and Mrs. auras Davis and Miss
McGuire. of Johnstovrn, Pa., have re-
turned home aft spending several
weeks at the reckoned of Albert Do;
via in Wiltdn avenue.
Edward W Kelley. Jr.. clerk in t e
Stillsoir-Powell pharmacy. started t-
day, on his annual vacation. He will
visit friends in Danbury, Norwich and
other places throughout the state.
Henry Lyle. employed“ ‘ assistant
to Frederick Taylor, man tier of the
printing department of the 'l‘row-
bridge Box! raster in spending a few
days with fut d in New York clty.,.
Miss Florence EI Ilngersoll. a talent-
ed young plants of as mford has
been the guest for a fe‘w days of Miss
Flossie Flcdler of Broad River Miss
Ingersoll will return horns tonight.
I Charles C. Swartz. who has been at
tending the Columbia COllege Summer
Camp, at Bantam Lake returned home
Saturday night, and will resume his
studies in New York, early in October
John E. Reynolds, ‘ of 27 Belden
street went to Boston last. week to
make a visit with Frank Pfahi, who
had been spending several dove with
his mother. Mrs; VPfahl, at Roton Point.
Erin’ard lI‘. Hands. of Holden are
true, went to New York yesterday at
tcrnoou, accompanying his cousin who
was cnrouto to the house in Washing-
.on, alter a week’s visit in Norwalk.
Miss Flora Saxe, Misses Ida and So-
ohie lsrael. Mrs S lsrael, Miss Rosie
israel and Samuel lsrael, of New York
city were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A
lsxnel, of Washington street, Sunday
and today.
Miss Jennie Dibble,’ daughter of
Lorenzo Dibble South Main street.
loaves this evening. for Willimantic, in
order that she may resume her kin
dergurten teaching in that city Tues-
day morning.
Mr. and Mrs Marvel Roberts of the
Camp farm, Norwaik paid a visit to
Mr. and Mrs. J. ll Nichols. in Stan.
ford Thursday evening. They were
accompanied by their daughter and a
niece from Winsted.
Mrs. John W. Bombay and children
returned last evening from a five days'
visit at the home of Mrs John J. Han
ion‘ in New Haven. Her visit was our.
tailed by the illness of her daughter
Myrtle With the mumps
Mi- and Mrs. Horace Bliven and
family and George Layton. of Bridge
port; Miss Mabel Deal and Mrs. Harry
Hall, of New York, are guests for a
few days of Miss Lena chrle, Chest
nut street, South Norwa k.
Captain LuclnoIPiorce of the newly
acquired schooner "Charles W. Cam-
bell.“ was in town Saturday in con
sultatlon with SenatorIJohn' H. Ferris
The boat is yet in Hobokeu. but will
probably be ready to sail shortly.
Judge and Mrs. Charles D. Barnes
Waiter Tod, Mrs. R. Jay Walsh and
the Misses Lucy and Edith Walsh re.
turned home last Saturday, after a
delightful stay of several weeks in the
White mountains. -—Greenwich News
. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Van Buren Mr
and Mrs. Robert S. Van Baron and
Conrtlandt Van area. of West ave
‘hue, Norwalk, is Saturday afternoon
for the Thousand islands and Canada
where they will spend about a couple
.‘lé weeks
I, Howard Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs,‘
{3. ll. Wilson, of Elm street Norwsik,
ii leave septcmber ill for lthaca. N
.wbere be will enter upon a course
Cbrnoli college in civil engineering
r Wilson is a graduate of Center
igh school class of 1900. ,
Miss Edna Wilson teacher in Room
Elli
VVBI I)?
,t «on account at,
‘ son is now at
‘ ‘I ins.
Vh
8he vii
l b
, t
his sister. Mrury Harry. Hoadley
‘terbury. Tomorrow Mr.
leave on a trolley trigh to Beale
spend the second was
Vacation.
John in. Stevens. wit has 2 on
spending several days at the Hamilton
Hotel, will leave today lg: ale home in
Norman Mr. Stevens. of Iknow‘mas
V“P‘op" was for many «years a fixture
at Home Point, and hopes to come
back there the cooling winter. and re
main in charge as formerly with The-
man McCormack. I
Miss Eleanor Yates teacher in the
high school departm slit of the tiller
River School arrived in New York
Saturday on the American liner St.
Paul and yesterday came to her home
in Norwaik Miss Yates has been
making a two months’ tour of Britain
during which time she visited the in»
nortant cities in England and Seal,
laud. Miss Yates will resume her du~
ties in the Over River school tomor-
r.cw
Miss Ella Seoileld, of Norwaik, re
turned yesterday from Va six weeifs'
friends On her trip Miss
visited all the WWW“? hides in an;
land, Scotland Franc Switzerland,
Holland Germany and italy. She re-
ports a most delightful trip but favors
Scotland more than a y country she
visited. Miss Scot? fi‘eldgdi liliesume her
duties as teacher in Center school to
marrow.
Miss Grace Barnum returned from a
six weeks’ tour of the Continent yes-
t‘crday and is the guest of her sister.
Mrs. C A. Tucker. of Main street. Nor-
walk. Miss Barnum visited England.
France, Switzerland and Holland on
the trip and returns with glowing ac-
counts of the Alpe.I in company with
a lady friend she climbed one of the
largest of the famous; ,Imouuttrlns and
brought home as a souvenir one of the
stout sticks used by the guides to
force a passage in that region.
TO REORGANIZE NOACK CO.
Negotiations are under way looking
in the reorganization of the Nonck
Manufacturing Company, in Stamford
which has not been l'riI operation for
several weeks post. if the negotiations
succeed much outside capital will he
enlisted in the marketinlz of the corr-
corn‘ 9 product it was said by a gen
affairs that many thousands ofuiol‘
lars worth of orders for a knob patent-
ed by Mr. Noack were in reach of the
company, and that lack of capital alone
grevonted the concern filling the or
are
VIsIroas IN RiocEFIELD.
ford are Occupyan 3mm" or .. motliy
Reynoldss cottages on he Kitcha
was They ca'rne up work and
will remain about. twe‘ months. Mr,
Bishop is very enthusiastic over the
natural beauty of the surroundings at
the lake and rents a cottage there by
the year. Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson, of
Noroton are taking pleasure in a‘ short
stay at the same place. Mr. Reynolds
finds his cottages inadequate to the in
creasing demand. lie laterals to put
up another cottage baffle next sea
son.-Ridgeiield Press. "
FOUCHET MAV Vial SIAMEORD.
Frank Williams of th Norwalk
was in Stamford. Friday evening in
the interests of his friend. Joe Fou
abet, a well-known and ‘sklilful trick
bicyclist and roller- skater There is a
probability that Fouchet may make an
appearance In that city in the near fu
ture.
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THOUSANDS DIBAPPOINTED.
UTICA, August (ll—«The Pittsburg
lilaaehall Club disappointed several
,thousand people here today. by failing
{to put in an appearance for the exhi-
{bition game arranged with the titles
’ State League Club. A telegram item
the Pittsburg manner. received at
1: 80 p. In. stated that the team had
missed connections at uhaio and
would therefore be unab to appear
do this cl ty
WW...» . ............ ..
Puplexn
Problems V
Arise every day in basin
acts.
are trained to solve them
are the persons who sue.
I meriI‘iiItve him some
tour of the Continent with a party of. V
8095er
tleman in touch with the concern’s ,
Romer Bishop and (MY. 0;- Stsm- .
The persons who .‘
ouuatnnio rlv vex, ‘
drink and it made him
they stole his clotbiuu.
He was first discovd
Stratford campers nan
"and P arks. I
. In Java there is an Wares t. the
grammatophyllum, all the flowers of
which open at once as if by the stroke
of a fairy wand, and they, also all with- .
or text titer
.‘lllii rauaauaau count
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURS.
BLOCK lSLAND, liday trips. costing
, 33.50 aura. $10.50. Saturdays,Aug.16.I
and
‘QVARATOGA SPRINGS. 4 or dds!
trips, 1casting 812 hr $16.1Moudaya‘,‘
Aux. 1,1 18. 25 and Sept.1.
WHITE MOUNTAINS, Bday Rips.
section 523. Mondays. Aug.11 and
AUSABLEV CHASM, costing “1&0.
Aug.11. 18 and 25.
NiAVGARA FALLS. ldays' trip. coating
.19. Tuesday. Au gust 19. tri V
D.
THOUSAND lSLANDS, 4-dayl'
Aug. 19,821.
ROYAL TOUR to Niaga Faliski‘houv ,
snarl islan Montreal,‘ Ausabie
Chasm, Lake George and Snrhtoga,
lzdays' trip August 19. costing I73.
CATSKILL, 5- day trips, coating $14.50.
from New Haven, Aug. 12 and 26.
COTTAGE CITY, 5-day trips, costing
$17. A.uz 25.
MAUCH CHUNK, aday trips. Aug. 28.
Sept. 11, 26 costing 515 from New
Haven.
. Copies of "The New England ’i‘our-
ist” descriptive of all tours. can be
procured by applying to G W liar.
gsk'l‘lcket Agent, N. Y., N. H. a ll.
Mrs. Mead’SSChool
lupusmn, NORWALK, court.
Will Re~0pcn
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25,1902.
Thorough preparation for College.
Certificate admits to several leading
Colleges.
Complete General Course.
Special Courses in Music, Literature,
French, German and Art
Fine Primary Department.
Experienced tca‘bhcrs.
Careful attention to Individual Stu~
dents.
At Joseloff’v
Sweet Potatoes reduced to 25c pk.
caNew Oregon Salmon, flat cans, 15c
canBelle of Boston Baked Beans, 9c
c.an
Acme Soap. 0 bars. )0.
Starlight Matches, per, package one
dozen boxes 100
Campbell‘s Soup. 8 cans. 25c.
A full line of Fancy Crackers at re
(laced prices; Fig Bars. 2 lbs. 25c.
5 o‘clock Tens,15c lb. fruit Crack—
era 2 lbs. 250. .
72 North Mam St, Tel. I3li- 5
ey
i
i8 Colored Silk Waters, many
priced $5. a trifle bit manned and
trolled. Choice of the lot,
v" Ladlss' Fancy Base, in plain}
colors or fancy drop stitch, 39c 25c I
quality, 7 ,
in. .V. V
was well known ”Duty"
for women. the best shilling hone
in America this sale.
3 pairs, 25c. , ,
Children’s Black Ribbed Hose,
sizes 0 6%, 9, 9%, regular 1295c
quality, Saturday's sale. I
, 3 pairs at 25:.
Ladies’ Vesta. square neck.
sleeveless, lace trimmed. value.
15c,
* ‘ 3 Vesta for 27¢. ’ I
Ladies' Light Colored Wrappers
wand Kimonats, , regular 81. .1. 25 ‘
, and 81. 50, at .
75c. ‘.
Ladles’ Fne Silk Gloves elbow
length. in bi ck had white. regular
price 75c for Saturday,
57c
Ladies’ Fail Jackets, all new
styles. regular prices 55 and $5,
.90.
V Bathing Suits all sizes 32 to 44, V
regular price :2,
Litdles' L’awn nnd Clrambray,
Shirt Waist Suits sizes 32 to 38.
regular price $2. 50.
31. 50.
Malds‘ two piece House Dresses.
. regular price $1.50. -
, Men‘ 8 Plain Blacgk Seamless Hose,
value 10c at this sale,
Hose ‘-
ambrlc, regular 5c
dildo. ,I ‘ .
Kiddies Muslin Night Gowns, all
sizes; sold in ngfiny places at 50c.
. o.
VLadles' Muslin Drawers. hem
‘ stitched tucks and embroidery,
regular price 50c.
.. 35¢, _ ._. I
Childreh’s Wash Drcbsee, sizes
2 to 5 years regular price 500
and title.
‘ 3k-
51. 50 and 82 White Lawn Wrists,
all sizes excepting 36;! surely a
bargain at the price. I V
75c.
18 high All Linen Brocade
Crash. eitraV heavy. regular price.
100 yd. . _ 7
. c.
20:20 All Linen Napkins, assort-
'Ied Patterns, regular price 51. 50
dozen.
81215.
I Ladles' Straw Hats, untrlmmed.
balance of season stock, values up
to 7 c.
17c.
50c boxes of Flowers. including
entire stock; choice of lot
We and 25c.
Values up to 75c.
Misses' Fine Lisle Vests,
neck, sleeveless value 25c,
lav
1V5c.
18x36 Full Bleached Honey-
comb Towels, regular price So. .
3:: on.
11- 4 Crochet oeunterpanes, Vail
hemmed, regular price 85c ea.
3 pairs for 18¢.
63c. .
ST; LOUlS TAKES TWO GAMES.
II Exciting Finishes Mark the Play of
Both Games. V
ST. LOUIS, August 31—St. Louis
took both games of a double header
this afternoon in an exciting finish. A
run by Wallace on on error by Monte.
cross and an out by McCormick 10
' right proved enough to win the first
game.
I-Powell won the second with a drive
to left field in the ninth inning, which
scored Padden from second base. At-
tendance 2i H000 Scores:
First game: . .
St. Louis. 00010000394171
Phila.. 000000000—072
Batteries: Donahue and Kalroe;
Plank and Powers.
Second game:
Time 1: 25.
Sthouls, 200000001~380
Phila, 101000000—252
Batteriesz' Powel and Kahoe; Hus
tinge and Powers Time 1:35
plres Sheridan and Johnstone
Um
Politeness is the new mark of love's
thermometer.
l
our sStore
NEGRO RIDDLED WiTi-i BULLETS.
Waa‘ Arrested in Sparta, "L, for
Assaulting‘a Young Woman.
SPARTA, "1., August 31~Andreo
Wilson, a negro who was arrested
here for an assault on a young white
woman yesterday. was riddled with
bullets by an angry mob‘ Thoimob
took him from the jail. siiuMa dense ,
over his head and swung him up to a
telegraph pole. but in someimanner'
he slipped the noose and fell to the
street. In an instant be was on his
feet and running away.
He apparently escaped in the dark-
ness. but a purine pursued him and sur.
rounded him several hours later within
,tuo blocks of the jail and shot him
to death.
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CHOLERA IS lNCREABlNG.
MANILA August lib-The cholera is
increasing. Last Saturday 340 cases
were reported in the provinces. The
totals reached up to date are 27,929
cases and 19,640 deaths, from the dis-
ease.
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NO RISK; lN ORDERING HERE
YOU GET WHAT YOU CALL FOR, AND THE BEST VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY
OF ANY STORE IN» TOWN
fiREAT SELLERS
Our Elegant Colleen, Sweet Racy Butter, Doubl; Cream Cheese, Fine Teas, Honey, Grape Juice,
Raspberry. Shrub. Rae’ 3 Lime Juice, Rich‘s Fruit Cake. A large line of
Send as your orders.
Fruit and Vegetables Dally.
wsoume‘ u Iii-Ilia ‘
_ k beginning Satutthi
‘ lowVIWc are also
E. ’EMOIR Leading Grocer
dotinwowili sell
‘ n Cuisinart) hater.
SOUTH NOBWALK, CONN.
5am below can. Just look at
and Mend 8. Float at uten-
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