silt mi , Clouy and cooler tonight vacancy. , ’ VBhowors have occurred during the ' Po . ' fair Wed. met 34 hours in the Mississippi valley, ‘_ yeastorn portion of the lags region and in New: Harland Pleasant weather *urcvaua this mernius in the central ‘ States and cloudy showery weather in . the northeastern sections. . An area or high pressure is central over Missouri. Conditions favor for, this vicinity warm. muggy weather, followed by .rair‘ and slightly cooler. . Company D's next meeting will be held Sepismber 18th. . m 9H»: m. The liosnier argain House has opened a store iii the my block, North Main street. V ‘ m—m—m Mayor George B. Burton has noti tied the Norwalk Police to allow no lounging on the Wall street bridge. W— The summer schedule at working hours at the Norwalk Iron Works end— ed last Saturday. The schedule was quite popular and will probably be used next year. Reporteare to the street that the shoppers, which generally are quite plentiful at this season of the year, have not yet commenced to run well, and but few are being caught. The H. wales Lines Company, of Meriden. has been awarded the con- tract for the addition to the pOWer plant of the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company, at Meadow street. Gilbert Chichester. formerly employ ed as driver for the South Norwalk nyela ice Company, has taken the po sition as fireman at the South Nor- walh Municipal plant, succeeding Leo- pold Wehrle. The members‘ot the Y. M. C. A. foot- ball team have received and are wear— ing their new suits. These consist oi .1 blue sweater with the monograph "Y M. C A. " neatly sewed on the trout and blue stockinps with white stripes Pagan Brothers, the contractors from Derby. who built the macadam road in Connectltmt a us. are to make; some changes in eguttors. in order that they may be brought up to grade,” and expect to complete the work this week; . Dr. Dick‘s Medicine cures Malaria. The charter icr thenewly organised Printers‘ Unionhss arrived. and has been delivered by ‘John Mylod. the or- ganiser. to the secretary. The union wilLbelrnown as Norwalk Typographa Ical Union, No: 529. of Norwalk. Con- hecticut. The South Norwallt Fife and Drum Corps has voted to hold a carnival for are and drum corps in the near future. The date has not yet been set. but it is expected that the ailsir will be held in a few weeks. The meet will be for the benefit of some charity organisation. President Theodore Roosevelt .and family will arrive in Bridgeport. to« marrow afternoon, where they will re- main for two hours the guests of the city. A big time has been planned. and several from The Norwalks intend to so over to the Park City tomorrow at- ternoon. Butler Lodge l O. O. F" will hold a wheel-sci or the initatory degree. 1% night at 8 o'clock sharp. It is the dc- siro oi the director that all the odious be present: also any brother that is willing to help out on the team. All Odd Fellows invitedto be present Wednesday evening. when the initia- tor-y degree will be contorted on tour «ism Wells a mm“ stalls been at work for same time . contract tor Mr. Ryan, in Port Chester and the iirm will probably Whilst! this week; dock has been rebuilt The m. Job for Andrew ,, . bout 130 miles ‘ tor the new deck mumlibnild- Church. will meet The Nor-till!!!“ 0! i9? (I Ran business thi ‘ large torso vi men retail or New York city Jammy“ oi NorWaik. is Whine at , the Mahackemo hotel. ; ‘ ‘ as. woman founder In the Guild roots toniaht. at 1:30 lilies Beasts and. t archard street, Ndrwallr, has re ed; trom a weelt‘s Mrs. Samuel Morgan, oi Colchester is the guest oi Mr. and Mrs. Frank pl; Ferris, of Elmgtovo Place. , jMiss Olive Pitts and Mrs. Lawton, ht'we returned to the (Billiard alter a short stay in New York city. ' A dautb‘ter was born last night to Mr. and Mrs. George Gel-rich, at Van Zandt street, East Norwallrr -Ca— titer-ha recognized standard remedy tor Malaria and Rheumatism Sold by druggists everywhere ‘ The month’ to mind mass for the late Miss Eva Siattery was celebrated this morning, at St. Marys Church. Miss lda, the daughter of Frederick Field, has gone to Bradford to visit her grandmother. Mrs. Richard Dibble. J. lrvlng Dibble,bas sold his prop erty at the corner of Wood and Con- cord streets streets, to Mrs. Filomena Chariot. , The Lamont Club will resume its weekly meetings next Sunday in the South Norwalk Congregational Church alter the summer recess. Neils Lagerein has rented the place of the late Delia Dibble in Elm Grove street; and his family will shortly ar- rive from Bayonne. N. Y. Mrs. Halstcad Reddeld and child. or New Haven, are spending a few days at the home of her-lather, A. ll. Comp, in North avenue, Nor-walk.“ The Christain Endeavor Society of the South Nor-walk Baptist Church will hold an important meeting, this sveninl at 8 o’clock at the church. James Addison has returned from a several days' visit with relatives in Poughksepaie, N. Y, and resumed his duties with F D. Lyon A Company. The household turnltuns of Howard A. Crsmpton. or both In Company. has arrived in Norwnlk. Mr Crdmpton has of mm street and West avenue. . Victor 8. Selleck. who is ill or ty- street. is reported this morning, to be gallant the same as for the past low is. . Miss Edith Douchey of Center street has returned from a week's visit In Brooklyn. During her stay Miss Dau‘ chey called upon her sister who is at St. Lukes Hospital loitering from a‘ tumor. A driving party composed‘ci Miss Mattie blaster, oi‘ Brewsters. ‘N. Y.. Miss Midge Birdsll and dare Clark, .112. oi' Danbury. and Harry Cornen. Mahackemo. L. ill. Weed, manager of the Foxy Grandpa Co.. and Edward J. Groh. who takes a leading part in the same company are stopping at the Ciiflord. Theatre this evening. by her daughter. Miss Victoria Black- well. or Harriet street Norwaik. arriv- ia Boston, nueachusetts. James P. Elle, oi Broad River, left New York Saturday on one of the Old Deminion bias steamers for Old Point . , Comtort, Norfolk. Richmond and Washington. D G. Mr. mil expects to (be swny about ten days on the trip m The comment or the Norwalli WW macaw s ween the Norwsihsa dtbs Xavier mat a metronome": s c a I burned tilt Ween lone least” did not appstr 1t the Deck- er Ii'iel d, yesterday ‘ o ii New it mic ‘ Tucker, or New Haven. are stopping ' * at the Mannheim: _ . . also ‘ leased the Dr. Phinnoy place, corner * phoid fever, at his home in Maple ‘ or ‘: Darlen. took dinner yesterday at the '_‘ This company will play at Hoyt'a‘ " Mrs. Anna Blackwell. accompanied ed home, this afternoon sitar visiting 7 her daughter Mrs. Hilliard Dempsey. ‘ - Atari produce a Norfolk silent on the locket style) is made doubly effective by them $22 50 ‘ A rich suit or blast: broadcloth is almost devoid of trimminsexoept tor a very little on th hot. Elegant in its simplicity. "581.50. The blouse street (predicted as the leading techies this tail) is shown to advantage in a costume at line blue broadcloth. The skirt lobed with encircllnaaruii’les and only jacket has a ripple bottom. ' Among the separate y, many handsome. . cloth has yoke cites b you it by three strapping finishes the tritbmlng. all. 50. A skirt of black sacking is‘ disting- uished by a number at circu iiat rut flea. Each radio is edged withrslik and and the general client is most pleas ins. 811. 50 ~ is devoid or trimming but the slot seams ending at the spreading botto are a sufficient adornment themselve. Women should come and see for themselves Second floor. CLEAN- UP OF WAISTS AND BKIRTO. Summer garments Arc selling at a great rate on the second floor. The new fall garments (some are here. more are coming) demand room and the thin ones have to hurry out. Pric- es have been cut to hasten the hurry- ing out. Pretty white lawn waists that were good value at 76c and. :1 are now but 39c! Colored gingham waists worth 51.50 but 50c. THE HOWLAND .DRY GOODS (20.. Bridgeport. RANGES will advance in price 9 $2.99 next season. ~ Manufacturers have given as notice. Place your order this . Veer. " They will never be cheaper. .” CORN. ._ RAILWAY iii LIGHTING 60. lend a distinguished air to any costume 3 . or skirt. Here is a brown aibsiin'e “ . Walking-suit where they are u d to, I"While the skirt (a new habit back, A ruffles. The trust is paneled and sell A rich looking skirt or gray aibeline w ¥ nu RECRlii‘liili loner count 25. ‘ AUSABLE A.1ug ' ROYAL TOUR, to Niagara Falls. Thou j COTTAGE CITY, 5-day trips, ooatiuz ' naucu OHUNK May trips. Aug. as , in" descriptive oi all tours.w can be ., g YOUNG MEN, , are you rotting on your oarn‘i Hopeless about getting ahead? ‘ Open‘ 1 Savings Account, and lay some money away Weekly or monthly. ’mdln new, by depositing one dollar mascara capstan-x ‘- ass was: BANK. UNITED BANK BUILDING. soup ms accelerator ”.— hm~ QTY R if? 3‘.an BANK SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. Capital. 5100,00400 surplus. $100,000.00 Other Prof fits. 45:34. one. CD MEN 5!. counts. President. MODEM. IAYYGN. Cashier. oiaecroasi John H. Ferris » Henry Seymour John H. Knapp Christian swam John H. Light E. H. Mathewson Josiah 8. Marvin Samuel Grumman ‘4. Wallace Marvin. \ "Accounts Selim-d. 9333mm? CONDUCTED roars. BLOCK lsLAND, May trips. costing 3.50 353%510-50- Saturdays Au¢.16, GARATOGA SPRINGS. 4 or 8-day trips, costing $12 or I16. Mondays Aug 11 18 26 andSep..tl WHITE MOUNTAINS, bday trips costing $23. Mondays, Aug 11 and CHABM. costing 524.50. Aug. 11, 18 and 25. NIAGARA FALLS, 4—days’ trip, coating 31!. Tuesday, August 19. 19 521. and islands, Montreal, Aussbls Chasm Lake George and Saratoga 12-days’ trip August 19 costing $73. OATCKILL 5. day trips, coating ‘14. so, tram New Haven, Aug. la and 26. ’17. Ann. 26 sept. 11 25 costing 015 from New Haven 1;. Copies of "The New England Tour- procured by applying to 0.1V .3» 31'3”” Month! .‘lt., N. H. h H i~—Mrs.Mcad"sSchooI' HILLSIDE NOitWALK CONN, Will lie-boon THUISDAY, IfiPTIMIER 25,1902. L ‘ «III-dru— ‘ Thorough prepare gaclertliicstc admits timers General Courts. n for College Goumsln 4 . To act as Adinistratnr mm , . Guardian, and accept Trusts or every ' , preliminary contercn ea‘ & oratio- state convention were held to. . ~ day, with the drift ct sentiment strange ‘ . ly in favor or the candidates and the ; platform proposed by Mayor Tomi. ' 1 and who is regarded as a candidate tor governor next year. and tor president f ‘ f. Johnson will be directly interested in 5 "state convention in 1903 and ot the 2, national Democratic convention in 1904 _ ,and his friends are making the pres-I _ special prominence. . renewing. which is now organizing to ‘ The first general movement was in st» . tral committee to preside over this . convention With a view to furthering ’ a candidate to: anything, but he is car- THOUSAND IBLANDS, 4-dlyl‘ trip.‘ several leading‘ c, ”Mature. Johnson. at Cleveland. who is to be the presiding pincer oi the convention: the following year. C . ‘ It is generally conceded that Mayor the outcome or the Ohio Democratic eat an occasion tor bringing him into its a member of congress and mayor of Cleveland, and as a radical adecats oi changes in taxation systems, he has secured large make him a presidential candidate. curing his selection by the state cen- hls interests in the two subsequent campa‘ ans. Mayors ’0 neon is not now talniy th e hero of this occasion. The banners or his headqu rters are the most conspicuously dlsp yed, and his rooms are visited by all. a...» VERMONT. HOLDING ELECTiON. Uncertainty Today as to Which Party Will Win Out. WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt. ever before for a safe prediction of the outcome. the citizens of Vermont held their state election today. The uncer- ueuaiiy safe Republican majority out completely because there were tum G, McCullough, of Burlington. the reg- n‘ar nominee and Percival W. Clem. mass convention held at Burlington convention at Montpelier, from which the Clement supporters bolted. charg- delegates represented in this move- option league. president of the Local Option League. Frank W. Assn. of Lurllow. The oth- er oilicers on the‘regular Republican tor lieutenant-governor on the Repub- gosh ticket is Zed S. Stanton, of Box- My lsing weather conditions with an un- usually large number of voters present to record their choice. general opinion today. as it had been would fail to elect. and that the con- test would be thrown into the legisla- turn to be settled by that body when it come, together in October. State elec- $930 years ago the total vote was 67,- sonie were pralictlng that today's vote ago. Albans, and Joel C. Sherburne. of St. ct. Elisha-May, of St. Jolmsbury. is, the Democratic candidate for lieutenn animovernor. and U. L. Ball. or For- risbur‘. the Prohibition nominee. sovssuusur nauoauoao. Dosing: ”menisci Relieve Rich at mines the Poor. W. Mtembor lw—W C. succinct c presidential address at the Trade; Union Congress today was new autistic in tech sud inclined a gener- al die or the present govern. denied Ml also mum in do emotive. to British commercial snore. many. as char-cod by the Macon Tim- or custom“ room Then! “as“ by which the world can .buy them about one'third under regs? ‘ September 2-—-Wit.h less chance than ' tainty was caused by the fact that the 3 would be lessened. and perhapswlped candidates in the field, General John H out, of Rolland, who was named at. a " subsequent to the regular Republican : lag traud against the main body. The __ ment. the high license, local option racy tion of the party. and many or them. ' were members of the Vermont local " The mass convention, nominated for lieutenant governor. the ticket were endorsed. The candidate : A heavy shower early this morning" : partly cleared the air or the heat and, -‘. humidity which prevailed yesterday'. * and the polls opened under most prom—d , it was the '1 for some time past. that the people tions in Vermont are held bi-ennlaliy. ‘ In view or the rush at the polls .‘ wouldnreach 70.000. The most conscrv vative did not seem to doubt that it 7 would be as large as it was two years. , The Demonratic candidate for gov- . order is Felix ‘W. Mcflettrich. of St.“ ‘ Johnsbury. heads the Prohibition tick» “ ' ed. included in the reduction are Bedroom, Dining-room.,_nnqp This time it's the odd lot." W [meals of a” Elmo's for prudent buyers.- ,FANCY Grilles OTUFFC. Excellent for school dresses, and you lar price. About 20 styles of neat Eanoy Mixed Guitings 38 inches wide; these were ‘ 45c and ililc, choose from them at. .29c ‘ A dozen styles of Fancy Mixtures and Shepherde' Plalds. width 40 to lo a inches, 50 and the goods, at. ..... 39c. You may, choose from any of our Fancy Cuttings, iormerly selling at 85c and 75c, t.e........ .............49c FANCY Tarrsra SILKS. Good picking here. rs All We Galbriggan Chit-ta ers.;... All this Custom Made . ‘ elastic sides.... ' Blue Grey. and 0x.: 330 Wash Silks. now. . . .25c soc Wash suns now ......‘..3sc film" ““1“" “1mm iifilfifiifi' 3311: :::::::::::SEE 0.... so... reduce“? White Pique SOME WHITE GOODS BARGAINS. All White Goods are priced reduced as follows. . 25c Corded P K at. ............19c 37%c Coxdcd P K at ..... .. . ....29c CHILDREN’S SUMMER 5.3 . REDUCED. All 20c Fancy White Goods me this Lawn Bonnets, now. now .................... 15m 9c LawnBonncts, now ‘ All 250 Fancy White Goods axe‘ 89c Lawn Bonnets, now. now ...... . ............. 17c‘ $1.50 Lawn Bonnets, now ri'v' 56’) and 55 WASH N... ON Slit, , SOUTH bORWALK. Eyre flight depreciation; 0F NORWICH, VIILL BE. AT THE Mahaekemo riots? Paris Prepare-:1 tr» Talc: Grdrrs for His Glasses, ‘ FROM 9 A. M. to 9 P. M., EVHRV‘ Treat: Eye‘s EXsmiced Free Sept. 4 My 53 ulasses Rcduc I to $3. Your amt an... to Ben ' by My .513 ovrciw (liter for This Visit Remember my 33 G1 asses Reduced to $1. FOR 3. DAY ONLY. fzcr this date 1 sii‘aiii return to my re iar purses. l to 1h: .3 to accomm Ida: c the se iwas one to unit upon last hi..,o.., and Mitts who Wish avail thems‘ei ves of ihis in i oficr. lwill give to every person purchasing a pair of my One . Classes. in Gold Filled Frame mode by the largest optical can the world This frame has a wr. tton guarantee to wear ten years; not miss this opportunity MY a: 55 5'53 are doing more to relieve human 31:; at he: tdache and nervousn any dru; or combination of drugs ever did. and the relief is p POPULARITY INCREASING. Dr. Wright's popularity increases at each visit he makes city. His remarkable headache on: as are the talk among all - Are you one of those who have not taken advantage at his spool ' it so visit him at Mahachemo Hotel next Thursday. ills low, make it possible for anyone to take advantage of his skill. ', DON'T FORGET THE DATE: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER? r . JCS“. also hundreds ct individual pieces of Furniture at every duderlp iag'Bideboards, Cabinets. Chidonicrs, Dressing Tables. and v and Enamel lions Writing Desks. Fancy Chairs and seem
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