,3 l. denotes-re.
ladies do opportunity to
non use. oiliclui course has
h aflad‘and tree from
scandal. who has always
tenuodoward the humblest
ordithoeo of the highest
lfo,:.w,bo has exhibited
on and deep sorrow. who, in
lit‘la'w does in the language of
than reason to know that
wafer-the place, and that
s and at the polls he will
support of the common peo-
the final reckoning hold in
the votes that elect. The
'that‘suoh a man does not,
a m
y; form of success, seek the
place .02 dignified rest and
for work. They know that
a: ti? his utilities his~~keen
;lnstice. his strong human
es. and hlsvlongtroined ambl-
il that which shall command
valr‘ of his Maker as vfell as
w, men. Such a man is
:Cleveleodswho for eight
., end like a rock for 'the
the widow and the fatherless
sorrow and loss. not untrequ-
st,selfish and dishonest
“r their undoing and improv~
.. There have been great
nd small Governors, but
‘is the good, true and
ernor, 3 whom record in these
has abundantly proVed that
relied upon for truth and
hlnery,, has announced that
7 establis ' ouch works
scamment on
eht. he says: “My com-
.a‘ market . ,its. machines
which‘ldhnnnht supply on
{the highertont of construc-
’W‘Wuds our
1 oust comes mainly from the
‘e‘pnyin , . arisen with
in similar imam; business
Sprintleld loopilhllcan says that
‘ toward that gathered to
(president‘s address in Court
Springfield was one woman
niy.‘ did not “appreciate his
work is the gigtttAmerican
d aids-.1 “hash!” she said.
oh emphasis: “guess i didn‘t
, it here and stand around to
" so. got to work. Get up an‘
washin‘,“’got in go home an‘
' , liltnow all I need to about
. ..._.
”.m». .._. . ..._...
' ‘ Airwoman an: homo”
‘ thing in finish forethe
tor coins are one nor-la;
the most exquisite things
,onuthe new collars ands
trim-,1; coat oi not»
”tirade '(llhson style
‘ a girl of eight or ten
“ and Sunday in Newnjork city.
liduiifeited with mom .
idiot-373$
‘ ml
‘h‘i
Miss Clare “Halley spent Saturday
Miss. Mergerst. lander has resumed
Pat} ,‘ y v; .,
f her dating as teacher at Swnrthmore,‘
Howard Hinkel. formerly of the liar—
strom school, now of Yale, is in town.
today. . ’ -
W‘T‘
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen's. Jarvis spent
axillary with Mr. Jarvis‘e sister, Mrs.
icr. " “ ~‘ “
Dr. Lauren M. Allen is now able to
be around the city after a protracted
illness. I.
‘ Wesley Sinnscn, of Mlanus. spent
Sunday with his parents on Crescent
Terrace. , ‘
Miss Mary Mnhoney, of Fairileld
avenue, spent Sunday with friends in
Hartford.
Miss Lillie Yates. of South Main
street, has returned home from a visit
in Brooklyn, '
Miss Lottie Rose, of Highpstreet.
Noi‘waik; is visiting relatives in Mid
‘dletown, N. Y.
Frank Mitchell and Joseph Dunn, of
New York, are the streets of Michael
‘Nolan, of Spring Hill. .
Miss Frances .Selleek. of Norwalk, is
the guest of Mrs. Andrew Little, 356
Main street. ‘Danbury.
Lawyer Morrison, of Brooklyn, has
been spending a few days with R. S.
Barclay, at Hickory Bluff.
John Kano.v8amnel Ferris and Wil~
llc Lemongelli wheeled to Sound
Beach and return yesterday.
W. M. Gorfnan, of Providence. R. i..
was a guest, Saturday. of P. I“. Burns,
0! the Norwnlk Boston store.
Charles Weeks. who is at present
employed in Newark. N. .l., will shortly
remove his family to that city.
James Paul. bookkeeper in the once
of Jacob My Layton, is enjoying a
week‘s vacation from his duties.
Dr. R. M. Wolfe, of Haviland street,
has returned from a two weeks’ visit
in the Catskills and Suffern. N. Y.
Henry Thels, of Woodward avenue.
returned Saturday from a three woeks‘
visit with relatives in Troy. N. Y.
Mrs. Albert Storehouse. of Danbury.
is the guest of Mrs. George W. Brad-
ley, of Upper Main street, Norwalk.
Ernest H. Smith. at Vineland. New
.Wh Willi lhfitwwt..ovfir.3undayt of
Charles T. Nelson, of Crescent Terrace
5..
Chester Grime, formerly of Norwalk.
drove over from the Park City. yes—
terday. and called on friends in town.
David Cassnssa. of New Britain.
spent Saturday the guest of his sister,
Mrs. Louis Pugnnetti. of Havlland
street.
Chester ll. Benedict, bookkeeper at
«tin- llnnk of Norwalk, left. this morn~
ins, for a week‘s stay at Lake Warra-
mung. ‘
lilr. and hire. Theodore 0. Olsen
have returned from a week‘s outing at
Mrs. C. Belief cottage. Pairiield
Beach. _ I:
r Hugh Inhabit: has returned to Nor»
walk. after spending a large part of.
his three months‘ vacation in Nevin
fit‘otia , ‘ .
. a. (2. Ounce, of the arm around:
'Schcnelder a Go. New York city,
spout Sunday at his home in South
Norwallt. , :1
David J. Sheehan, who has Mn
spending his mount vacation ,ni his
home in town, has returned to Wash.
ington. D. C.
W e “a
lit. unplug: Street
it. .1. Oatbll - _ ford
market. spent Snort” at his home in
rfipflum
’4'
lid and in. our: Purim. ornat-
, ‘ will mrt‘thln week on 3W
icy, , on: Boston, him. and Ir ll be;
"inherit several dun. ‘ , _ ‘
Oliver 3. snared. mum for
.mn Sunder, tn . . .
mm. .. mm. “m?
volume m m» um
hon harem hobo new»: new:
. w .
dam
in tho Whitefield-thins.
‘ , o ' h ,
‘Q guests Vest day; (Ch
3 land. i .
. Conn, is the shooter-Dentist and
' day afternoon, in their Oldsmobile, and
Tmpreeented by Attorney John J. Cuneo
" South Norwslk. Ind their guests Mrs.
lids
Brochure.
"one. - is visiting friends on Imam lu-
Miss Laura Grannies. oi: ,Terrvailld.
re.
C. F. Boutwell. of South Norwelk. ‘ ‘
““Mrs. Winchester Dennis returned 'to
her home in South Noruaik yesterday
filter a visit with relatives in Brook—
yn. , ' _
Miss Anna Riley has returned to her.
home on Long island after visiting
Miss. Jennie McGearrie,.of Wilton sve-
nue. .
James McMahon has returnedto his
home in New York City after visiting
Mr. and Ms. James McClenrrle, of W ll-‘
ion avenue.
Horace Shepard, wife and child. of
Belle Island, rode in Norwalk raster»
were guests of Principal C. A, Tucker,
of Main street.
Thomas Keogh. of East Nor-walk. has
gone to Long island today ‘with a
party of friends in the launch “Sarah
K.” They expect to return With the
boat full of beach plums.
Edward Seymour, iormerly of Non
walk, who went from this place to Cni-
so. Texas, where he is employed at his
trade. the printing business.
.1. Whitcomb Reilly, of the Buffalo
Courier, has returned home after hav~
lug been the guest of John J. Cava-
nagb, of South Norwnlk. Mrs. Reilly
will remain a few days longer.
Miss Bertha Brown. who has been
spending the summer vacation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William L.
Brown, South Main street, has resum-
ed her school duties in Boston.
i Mr. and Mrs Jesse M. Ferris will
return tomorrow. to their home in
Bnyvlew avenue. South Norwnlk, after
having spent six Weeks at the Foote
lcotfinge on Crescent Beach, Belle ls-
nn .
Miss Ruth Martha Jennings, daughtt
er of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jennings.
returned to her home in New Haven.
Saturday alternoon. after a several
days' visit with Miss Lillie L. Geller.
of South Norwnlk.
Eugene J. Van None. of Bayview
avenue, left Saturday afternoon on a
several months' trip through the West.
Mr. Van bless will visit the Yellow-
stone Park first and then continue his
journey to California.
hire. E. ll. Genova. who has. hem:
the guest of her sister, Mrs. C. C.
Deuschelle, of St. John avenue, East
Nor-walk. the past two months. will re-
turn to her home in St. Augustine. Fla.
the latter part of the week.
Cliifcrd Clltbill, of the Bridge Fish
Market. is enjoying a few days' vaca-
tion. Today. accompanied by his wife
and son. and niece, Miss Alice Brun-
dage, he has gone to Long island, in
quest of the festive beach plum.
Miss Dorothy Knnifmnn, of Fall Riv-
er. bless, and Louis B. Morita. of
Bridgeport, Conn. who, have been
the guests of Harry Goodwin and Max
Levy. returned to their homes. Sunday
evening. after a month‘s vacation.
Adolph w. Dreyfus, who has had
charge of a large corset mnnufactory
in Quebec, Canada. issuending a few
days at the blahnckemo Hotel. Mr.
Dreyfus has resigned his position and
may locate in South Norwalk again.
The case of Edward Wilkinson.
charged with the robber of the Fair-
hold County Savings ban , Bridgeport.
will come up tomorrow in the Crimln~
*al Superior Court. Wilkinson will be
of this city.
a... w...
Ir. and hire. John J. Snellback. of
R. G. Horn and In. him B. Price, of
San Francisco. spent Saturday in no
enjoyable manner. visiting Gooey It
land. Newark. Janey City, Brooklyn-
nnd New York.
The one of John miter. who is
notoriously known by the police on
other. ln the New“. will more.”
Eridanus-t this mutant" be
the thirdtiue Tanner has been hauled
whihlsoomlforthoft. Hemline
represented” Attorney John 1‘.an
of South “moth. j
”M
bin. August WWI, of North
on» street, vent to New rm no,
mingle,
. ll ”0 . T
, mm . gooddm
‘ ‘ Miss Lillie MoGoorrie of Wilton no
. ‘ $8.50 Ind $10.50.
ifornia, is at present located at El Pa- -
, tire arel‘n
, hjws on at You the low.
cut rates and bott‘eecurity. ‘ :
lat IAIe-lnsumuco
Connecticut fill
' Fredarlokvil. also. 5
. General Agent.
Uigled Bank Bundles. South Norwalk.
. onn. . '
lu‘uqmofidlil‘lllmr
Immortal? count/mm Tours.
BLOCK eminent“; trips, costing
Saturdays. Aug. 16.
~ 23 and to. . .
‘sARATOGA soothes. .4 or 6-day
“ trips, costing‘tla‘; or‘ $10. ,Mondayv’.‘
g Aug. 11, 18, 25 and Sept.‘1._w ‘
WHITE. MOUNT ‘INS,’ 5-day tripe.
goetlng $23. Mn pays, Aug. 11 and
AUSABLE CHASM, costing $24.50.
Aug. 11.18 and 25. ‘
NIAGARA FALLS. irdnys’ trip. coating
:19. Tuesday, August 19. ,
THOUSAND ISLANDS, 4-dnyl' trip“,
Aug. 19, $21. '
ROYA‘L TOUR to Niagara Falls, Thon-
sand lslnn a, Montreal, Aussblo
Chasm, Lake George and Shrntogn,
12days' trip, August 19. costing $73.
CATSKILL, 5-day trips, costing $14.50.
from New Haven, Aug. 12 and 26.‘
COTTAGE CITY, May trips. coating
.17. Aug. 26.
MAUCH CHUNK, allay trips. Aug. 28.
Sept. 11, 25, costing $15 from New
Haven, '
Copies of “The New England Tour-
ist" descriptive offi: all tours. can be
procured by applyin “to G. W.‘Hnr-
Regional Agent, N. .. N. H. d: H.
MrsMehd’sSchool
HILLSIDE, NORWALK. CONN,
Will Re~0pen
THURSDAY, 8£PTEMBER 2.2, 1902.
Thorough preparation fol-College. ,
Certificate admits to several leading
Colleges.
C replete General Course. .
8‘ trial Courses in Music, Literature.
French, German and Art.
Fine Primary Department.
Experienced teachers.
Careful attention to individual Stu-
dents.
“saltelllemEl-rs.""‘
HOYT’S TgEATRE.
One Solid Week, Beginning
MONDAY. SENEMBER 8.
Special Engugoipeot of
MAY Flslui
and her COMEDV"CO.,
Supported by Mr. Robert Nadine, and
Her Own Orchestra.
New Vaudeville Acts. New Scenery
and Electrical Sh’ects. Matinee
Every Day After Monday;
NIGHTS: Monday, The Charity
Girl: Tuesday. Little Magnet; Wed.
nearlny, bliss” Harum Scat-um; Thurs»
day. A Soldier'IchtgheIIt' Friday. A
oat-men Wmlfifitm‘lu.‘ The
Gold King.
llA'l‘iNEESr‘ Tuesday. Nell Gwynn;
Wednesday. tinder Two Flask: Thurs
day. Little Miss Tho pson; Friday. A
Night Out: Saturday; Ten Nights in a
Bar Room. ' ‘
Pepuiar Prim: Evening. to. so, We.
Matinee. 10 and 20c.
..................................
Tickets Horned to 300.
ladies presenting this coupon :
: and lie at the usual place between :
: now and Honda: at 6 p. 111.. will :
:receivoniocres’ervedseat ticket. :
2 Don’t delay. (let them now. :
: CUT THIS OUT.
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We are now who-dog.
mm.
"nus Hus.
vlcc ls (the Mutual Benefit Articulation
of tbe-paosenxerond elation. service or ‘
0t thé‘ Nu Yin, '
'> MN." I"! _ , ,
tor JobuxW. Wardweli is president,
h...
autumn iii-v»
’“j‘gono oi the most prosperous organize
etioas connected with the railroad oer-
the New'York Division,
.ll: ,H. R. 8., of Which Conduc~
Paul W. J. Smith, secretary, and Wile“:
litun E. Duncan. formerly of South
Norwalk, treasurer.
The annual report of thonssoolatlon
recently issued allows a total momber~
shill of 209, and ncash balance in the
banks of 82;202.8.. 1
The association has paid out in sick
lied death benefits. trombone 30.1895.
induce an. 1902.. over $8,000. They
have had only ten assessments in sev-
en years. Three death claims have
been paid from the surplus fund, leav-
ing a suiiicient surplus on hand to paY
a death benefit at the present time and
still have over 32,000 left for sick bBDC-.
fits as per statement. '
The assoelatlon is well managed by
competent men and the future outlook
for its growth and development is most
promising. ' '
Dickens’ first serious love atlair is a
subject’ that must be interesting to
everybody. ‘-.Liite everything of import-
ance in his youth it is minutely de-‘
scribed in his writings. He was no
more than nineteen. so the time was
about 1831. it was so great a passion
that, as lie-tells us. for a period of
four years it excluded every other
thought. He workedand strove with it
upon. And We may assume that
“Traddles'” efforts in this way, with
the picking up of odd bits of furniture.
were recollections of what he did him-
self. After live and twenty years, as
he told his friend Forster, he could m"
think of the episode without
pain. “i can never see the
face or hear the voice. without
all the. old scenes being called
up." ,Now comes the interesting ques-
tion. whose was this face and voice,.
and who was this protype of “Doro"g
and "Mrs. Fluching?" Who was thlsl
youthful love of the thirties when Bozg
was not twenty years Olaf—Harper's:
Magazine. ?
“A banter." ‘
if you go on allowing your eyes to;
smart, and ache, and annoy, you may ,
never again be able to make them;
strong again~neither can we. Don't;
procrastinate. Any irritation aboutg
the eyes means something. Come to:
us and find the cause. if it's glasses i
you need, we‘ll tell you so nod prove it. a
HOMER a. HOYT. i
amount-z. orncmn. ?
i
Fine Watch Repairing. ,
Room 9. United Bank Bldg. So. Noni
0mm: hours ii to 11:15; 12:4510 6:30,;
Saturday evenings, W. .
Special appointments made to unit T
estrous. ’
r
:2"
FANbiV ,
SWEET POTATOES .
PER PEC'K
250 ..
WSELQFFfi, :
27 NORTH 1:114 11v 5mm ,
South Nor-walk.
Tel. 138-5.
‘ S
view to earning sufficient to marry '
5 its treasury $598,000,000 in gold.
% ed States Treasury contained 3573.936,-
f 194, an increase sinceJuly i, 1901, of
: $79,087,897. This stock of gold is now
,being added to at the rate of from
:coniidcnce in the financial stability of *
Men's Black Hose (Harms- A regular the Whisk Broom, 90
dm‘f Dye) .l‘emllfll' 91160250 19‘: . 1 3pm] fink. 1 paper ‘Needlea' , ,
Men's Blaokfiose, white role. " 1 paper Pine, learn Hooks ‘
value 15o. Saturday. two . and Eyes. all for ' 19c
, m. 19c l-pair SideComhs. 1 Pomp!»
Ladies“ Plain Black and Drop dour Comb. tor , 19c
8W?! Hose; in “we effects, 1 Funny neck Brooch, 1 flat
regular time quality, two 19 “3'10, 190
or ‘ ‘ c ' ‘
1 air Velvet Gri Bu ort-
Chlldren's‘Black Ribbed Hose. .3... 1 yard can?» Emma.
. regular price 12%c, all siz- , all for 19G
03: 9° 4 cards Fast Black Dnrnlng
Ladies’ Fine Lisle Vests, sq. Cotton, 1 Deming Bath-tor 19c
neck, sleeveless, regular .2 spools Sewing Cotton,
price 250, a 190 Aluminum Thimbles, all for 19c
Lndles‘ Vests. low neck, short 4 Linen Corset‘aners, 2 Elas-
sleeves, 12%0 quality, two tic Locers, for 90 ,
for 19¢; 1 paper Assorted Pins. 1 box , , ,
Misses’ sq. neck, sleeveless, Wire HairPlns and 2.box-
three roots for lie eslMournlng Plus, all for lie , ‘
Children's initial Haudker- 2 spools Busting Cotton. 2 . ,
chiefs; value 5c, three for 9a spools Linen Finish Thread, 5;
2 Ladies‘ Hemetitched Hand- all for , _ _ . :1 9c .3»
kerchiefs, regular price he 1 Collar Foundation, 1 Curling?
each, and one cake glycerine, , iron, for ‘ ' , so
soap, all tor ,ilc ‘ infants' Slips, our regular 25c, 19c ‘
A the rubber or Celluloid Mason’s Fruit Jars, porcelain ,
Dressing Comb, _ 9o tops, 5 for 190'
1 bottle Violet, Toilet Water ‘ Granite Iron Sauce Pans, i
and 1 ho; “Feather” Com- . qt, size, regular price 29c, 190
plexion Powder tor , 3 9c Lautz Bms.’ . best Laundry
Ladies' Black Silk Gloves, Soap, regular price 30 echo,
sizes 5% and 6 only, good ’ 12 cakes. 19c
value at 25c, , 9c , liousehoid Ammonia, full qt.
The “Napier" Emory Nail bottles, regular price 10c
Boards, 9c 'pkge. bottle, 3 for 19c
Ladlcs' Lace Trimmed Hand. Preserve Bets, consisting of
kcrchiefs, regular price one large dish and six small
. ”lee. Motor 190 ones. regular price; 35c, 190 set.
Best quality Writing Paper. All of our regular 12%c Corset
while and colored, with on» Covers, 90
grayed initial, regular price Children's Muslin Drawers,
25c, lilo clusters of‘ tucks, regular
“Rlillifoam” for the teeth, 19c prices 121,9 and 15c, 90 .
25c Shopping Bags, full size, 19c Three styles in Ladies' Cor-
lfic Tooth Brushes, 9c ’ set Covers, hcmsiltched.
1 bunch 8. H. M. ,Velveteen tucks and ruffle. Val. lace
Facing. ls dozen placket and ribbon, French never.
Fasteners, for 19c Val. lace trimmed, strong
Any 25c Pocketbook, 19c values at 25c. 19c
Sale Continues finding.
GOLD m U. 8. TREASURY. ’, States notes and silver certificates. the “
__.._ ltormcr being supplied where the de-
Exceed; in Amount Sum at Any Time nominations wanted are 820. and over.
Bolero There. ‘ i’nited States notes for tens. and silver
WASHINGTON, September 6~The , certificates for fives, twos and once.
sum 0! gold now in the United Statesg
treasury exceeds that of any previous? Another sample narrative about the
time in the history of, the country,.and 5 Humberto of Paris relates to an ef—
with one possible etception. it exceeds . fort of the masculine branch of the
that 01 any country at any time in the ;establishment to raise some money on
history of the world. The single ex- , his wife's magnificent jewels, "Sir," ho
ceptlon is that of Russia, about elghtgeaid to the jeweller, “1 bring you, my ,
n...
,years ago, when that country was pre~ l wife's diamonds. i wish to receive a '
:paring to resume gold payments.
At = loan upon them. and. as I don‘t want
that time Russia is said to have bad in Mme. Humbert to know anything about
it. i should like you to take the dim
moods and substitute imitation stones
for them. She will never notice the
difference, and you can put the gems
back again when l have repaid the
loan."
"impossible," replied the jeweller.
“because these are not real diamonds."
“What do you mean?"
'Well, i am bound to inform you
that Mme. Humbert recently had the
some idea as you, and you are too
late."——Soston Herald.
last Saturday the vaults of the Unit.
$200,000 to $300,000 a day. with no im-
mediate prospect of a cessation in the
role of deposits. This condition of
things is satisfactory to the treacury
officials, who regard it as the heat
[ioesillle evidence of prosperity and of ,
this country.
The gold now coming in is being re-
One who predicts thunder storms is
placed by gold certificates, United
not necessarily a lightning calculator.
v“—
ihe Sweetest Butler produced;
The Superior Quality oi our goods infamous in this SCCiiOil. The greatest can: is con-
slantiv being exerted in the selection oi the finest goods upon the market for our patrons.
We offer you the Finest Codes that money can buy; the Richest Double Cream Cheese:
.- .—
0 ”r’sStore
Fresh Peanut Butter at 20c. in; the Largest and Freshest Line
oi Fancy Cakes and Crackers in town.
Leave your order for. Peaches ior canning. Fresh from the orchard daily. Everything
the best the market adords‘al lowest prices.
e “Mimi! mm
E “sevaoi R, Leading Grocer. ,
"amount-«e. tom ”twin. eons.
g timer.
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