11121.: t6 50c o‘er varcl;‘ also
also. eciai line of Panel Patterns,
11
E. iK. BANKS,
45-41 «WASHINGTON scallion
Mahackemo Hotel Biock.
scum Noawamr oONN _
LucalNewsiloirs
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for N01 walk and vicinity:
Rain tonight and Saturday. A long
trough of low pressure extends from
the (iulf northeastwurd to Lake Erie.
Cloudy and showery weather prevails
in the lower Mississippi valley and
eastern portion of the Lake region.
This disturbance will probably reach
this vicinity tonight. An area of high
pressure and low temperature covers
the country between the Mississippi
river and the Rocky Mountains. I-lcavy
frosts are reported as far south as Ne-
braska, and lightf roots as far south
as southern Kansas.
Newsdealor William A. Briggerman
is spending the day with friends out of j
town. 1 '
—..—
-—Roast Beef, 18c. Stevens'.
Constable lrcland is now proudlyi
riding and displaying a new Tribune
wheel to his friends.
#Bli1efish. 10c 111.; Weakflsh,
Hayes’,
I
The Y. M C. A orchestra will hold‘
a special rehearsal. this evening, at
7: 30, at the headquarters in SouthI
Main street I
I
I
—Rcady Bits for puddings and forl
dressings 1
i
Wins the husband‘s praise, the
housewife's blessings.
Packages 15c. All grocers.
The postponed regular meeting of
the Norwalk Hospital, will be held in
the rooms of the Norwalk Club, ’l‘ucs-
day evening, September 16.
_ __._.___ I
——-Dont forget auction sale house- i
hold goods 1 Railroad ave., tomorrow
afternoon
Leopold Wchrle has resigned his 110- -
sltion with the city electric light works
and has commenced to operate his cl-
der mill in West Norwalk,
I
--—Brown Sugar 23 lbs. $1. F D]. St Col
The prayer meeting at the South:
Norwalk Baptist Church. last: night.1
was very largely attended. The pastor, 1
Rev. If. B. Carpenter, presided and his I
theme was “Ye are they which have
continued with me in my temptation.”
His address was very helpful and in
tcrcstlng,
1
——chs of Mutton 12c. Stevens'. 1
in all probability the Stamford base
bull team will play a picked team 0011\-
poscd largely of Yale & 'l‘ownc play-‘
ore, Saturday.
have Austin and key for a battery.
excellent twirlcr, and while in the box
for Darlcn, this season. has pitched a
winning article of ball.-Advocate.
-—iigl1fnlng Jars, Si I102, 11‘ D]. & (1.11 1
Work on the new South No1 walk
Baptist parsonage in West street, is
progressing nicely and the white walls
are being put on this week. Next
week work on the interior will be-
commcnced and it is expected the
building will be. completed and ready
for occupancy by Rev, H. B, Carpen-
icr and family by the middle of Octo-
1er.
. THAT BEAUTIFUL GLOSS
comes from the varnish in Devon's
Varnish Floor; Paint; coats ii cents
more a quart though. Sold by Com-
stock Watkins &. Dow. E. E. (iorham
and ii. T. Prowitt a Go
Wear , the Marks Amher'm
Clothing and you are positive
of being correctly attired.
In suit of Anaheim you
have the benefit of twenty- rec
years of experience. Thin of
that.
Every garment has the label
and hire one the only represents-
(fires to woman.
. r
H. W. KEMR
Old Post or Bulldln .
' Wall 5135’ Nor-wallag
- floor in the restaurant of Caterer lr‘.
, Lane, Washington street, will be coni-
‘ pleted today.
‘mcn. with their wives, intend to visit
The picked team will 1
. owl-breaking bass, which weighed four
Oeorge William o, 5 11.111 -
street, is out again a tor a few days'
illness
wForc‘quarters I..an1b,8c lb. Hayes‘.
Cockeiaoe Tribe,l 0. R. M., of Nor‘:
will confer the adoption degree this
evening.
”Green Corn, 160 doa,,F.D.L. it Go.
Alden Salmons has purchased a new
road horse of Max anlov for his livery
business
Samuel Murray has taken a position
in Dennis & lllanchm d a straw hat
manufactory.
Dr. Dick's Medicine cums Malaria.
Clifford (.1 aw now has charge of Wil-
liam l'l. Earie's handsome large auto-
mobile as chauffeur.
Mrs Elmer Davidson lies seriously
ill at 1191 home in Lexington avenue
with intermittent fever.
~Mrs. Anderson has moved her in-
telligence Office to 7 Railroad Place.
up stairs,
The Rev. ll E Wing, of South
waalk occupied the pulpit of the
M. E. Church in Georgetown. Sunday
momlng.
~Blaok & Pearl Alpincs. O’Brien.
The work of laying a new hard wood
A.
-—Best Mutton Chops, 10c lb. llayes’.
Fred H. Victor and Vulnsy B. Cush-
ing will speak tonight at St. Peter's
Church North Main strcct. Every-
body invited.
l
Ebbie Valentine, of Fordhaln N Y.
wheeled to South Norwnlk Wednes-
day afternoon and was the guest 11f
his mothex and brothcx until evening.
——Iiearts of epicures it hits—
Blucflsh fried in Ready Bits.
Packages the. All grocers.
A number of Norwalh Grand Army
the National Encampment of the
Grand Army in Washington D. C..
next month
——All widths Fancy Taffeta Ribbons
10c yd. See our special in Belts, 25c
ea. All the new things in Ladles' Shell
,Combs. Beaded Bags, etc... at the now
‘sto1e.M, S. Smith & Co.
And1ew Cxossman has secured the
position as sexton of the South Nor
iwalk Baptist Church, succeeding
1-o1ge Craw who has gone to Phila-
Idelphia to work
—Yacht Caps. & Umbrellas.
O'Brien
‘hc petition of the students of the
South Norwalk High School for one
session will be acted upon by the
Boa1d of School Visitors at its moot-
iing next Tuesday evening.
—l.cgs of Lamb 15c. Stevens'.
The. committee appointed to make
arrangements for the 2. 0th anniver-
, sary celclnation of the. founding of the
Norwalk Congregational Church will
'hold its first meeting tom01 row after
the Green Norwalk.
—~(ir('en Corn, 161: 1l07., I“,l).b. & Co. .
Sergeant William S. Bartram, of the
INorwalk police force, has received his
new hot and badge for his coat, denot-
ing his new office. The cap is similar
to that of a fireman's in style and has
the word "Sergeant" across the front.
The badge for his coat is gold plated
and of pretty design.
-—-Scratch, scratch, scratch; pliable
to attend to business during the day.
or sleep during the night. itching piles,
horrible plague. Dunn's Ointment
cures. Never falls. At any drug store.
bu cents.
Frederick E. Wilcox.
loorge H.
yesterday from a fishing trip to Lake
Wnramaug. Mr. .lcssup caught a rec-
und throoquartcr pounds. Mr. Ray-
moud was next with one that wclxliod
four and one-half pounds.
~l1‘orequnrtors Lamb, 9c. Sievens’.
W. ..—....._..
The Trinity Cadets, who hnvo held
no drills. since early last spring. will
resume on rations about the ilrst of
October. he first matter that will
come up then will be the election of a
captain. Since the resignation of Cap-
tain Frank 11. Gerard, last season.
there has been no one to fill this im-
portant position.
~—Very few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the Imperial' Grown. it
has been sold for 10 years and over,
card brands.
the Norwalks. Our goods
or money
.1: ii
,.
choice so
sparse OH, tilts .
”WINES?!“ mMBAOIr-cOllroebrhl
. SMALL anus CANADA curred
manouaarnns 1.1111111 . . . . . ..
marinara ee....;..........
anaconda aoasr...........
soar ours snounnna smart ...
, marmoen‘amax
, lineal. seasonal asses nan
saunas 11,111) snow on '
clufiecrguw-uhhu
nun: 1391111511.
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5e Guarantee
To sell you Better (leads for less money than any market in
and in now considered one of the also
{re warranted strictly fresh
efuntléll. i” , ’
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Iglabied'fllldtliIllloul'loboulit 180“)
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'new in either color or weave, but there
Austin has the reputation of being an jnoon “t 3 o1lock I“ the “MD“ 9“ .
Raymond and W. C. .lessup returned ,
ring handsome
waist-at flaw—finer 1. d more-plenum
0.11111 ever. . Why not? The watch
word of every maker is Progress:
these show the result.
There may be nothing distinctively
is 11 new beauty in the way that weav-
ing and colors have been combined.
"l‘i11 almost useless to attempt to type-
picture. ,
We cannot show the daintiuess. for
example, of a crepy cloth with bright
stripes setting off its beauty by the
very contrast.
Can you imagine how pretty is the
101nblnation of caster shines with
light blue? or white with a wavy many-
colorod stripe?
Here is a Dresden stripe; there a
Persian: over beyond a corded stripe:
yonder a hair~line stripe of pure white,
Plain-color stuffs are relieved by
cards in self color; here are Scotch
flanncls in a score of color cumblna-
lions (and they wash without shrink-
lugi—havcu't suggested half the story
but shall leave the rest to your sec-
i111;
75c, 60c 500 and to 251: yd.
Center aisle, rear.
PLAID SILKS.
Plaids arc. the favored 11f all fancy
silks for wear during the fall and win-
tor. Not dull or 'subduod ones, but
the bright cheerful aortSwgenuinc
Scotch plaids.
There’s something inspiring about
them; there’s life in the. way blues
and reds and greens 1'1111 hero and
there. What charming waists they
make!
Newest arrivals are waiting to wel-
come. you.
$1 and $1.25 yd, ”
Left aisle.
A DASHING SHOE
FOR WOMEN.
Here is :1 hint as to the new and
distinguished shoe of the season.
"l‘ls a narrow-food lace shoe of Vl1'.i
kid with tip of patent leather. The
vamp is finished with fancy perforat-
ing and the. heel is the brand-new
i"li11'odm'a—~11 high almost straight
leather heel.
Essentially a young woman’s shoe,
exceptionally dressy, graceful. $3.50,
Shoc store.
HASKELL GOLF~BALLS.
Haven‘t been able. to advertise 'cm
before. They’ve been snapped 1111 al-
most before they‘re reached the store.
Enough now so those who've been dis-
appointed beforc can be supplied if
they are reasonably prompt.
Must continue to limit the quantity
to three to a person. 86 doz.
Some remade linskclls at $4.50 dos.
Sportsmon‘s corner, basement.
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS CO..
Bridgeport.
WW
; 111$
stress
will advance in price
$2.00 next season. ».
I‘Olll‘.
Manufacturers have
given as notice.
Place your order this
year.
They will never be .
cheaper.
CONN. RAILWAY
Iii LIGHTING 00.
We are now showing.
IIIIESI IIIIS
New designs are 1.11m 11.119
é ABSOLUTE
FILL IIIIIIIIII AND
if
HOYT’S THEATRE.
Ono Solid chk, Beginning
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 8.
Special Engagement of
MAY FISKE
and her COMEDY 00.,
Supported by Mr. Robert Nadine, and
Her Own Orchestra.
New Vaudeville Acts. New Scenery
and ElscIrical E li‘ecta. Matinee
Every Day After Monday.
Friday nightwA Daughter's Sacrifice
Saturday night-Tbe Gold Ring.
Saturday after11oo11——'l‘sn Nights in a
Barroom.
Popular Prices: Evening, 10, 20, 3011.
Matinee. 10 and 20c.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
- Three Night,a Commencing
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 18.
lie-appearance of‘ Mysterious,
Marvelous
ANNA EVA FAY
Who will present the most. won-
derful. amazing. bewildering
entertainluenl ever witnessed;
NEW FEATURES.
NEW NOVEL’i‘iiCS.
NEW SPFK‘JAIJI‘lES.
NEW COMPANY.
Special matinee, Saturday. at 2:15
for ladies only. No gentlemcnt ad-
mltted.
POPULAR PRICES, 10, 20, 3°C.
A Pointer.
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 about
the eyes means something. Come to
11s and find the cause. If it's glasses
you need. we'll tell you so and prove it.
HOMER B. HOYT.
GRADUATE OPTICIAN.
Fina Watch Repairing.
Roam 9, United Bank Bldg. 80. Nor.
Odice hour: 8 to 11: 45; 12: 46 to 6: 30
Saturday evenings 7- 9.
Special appointments made to
patrons.
Mrs. Mead’s School
llil.l.SlDlC, NORWALK. CONN,
Will Re-Opcn
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1902.
Iuit
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 teachers.
Careful attention to Individual Stu-
dents.
W
SPANISH WAR VETERANS.
The. Connecticut. (‘orps of the Spun
ish War Vofcrans‘ Association will
hold its first 11111111111 encampment and
field day of M1 ridcn 1111 Saturdnv ()1-
iobor ii. Delegates to the nulnlnr of
nearly 200 are exported to be present
from the conunnnils in Hartford, New
London, Bridgeport, Norwalk, New
Haven and Mf'l‘ltii‘ll. Adjutant General
Cole of the C, N. (1., and grand coni-
maudcr of the state corps, will be
president. Members of Charles ll.
liowcn command will entertain tho
veterans. The fluid exercises will take
place at Hanover Park. The business
meeting. which will be bold in the
L morning, takes place either at the park
or in G, A, ll. ilull. after which dinner
will be served. At 3:30 o'clock the
fluid exercises will begin.
SEGJIIITY.
Genuine
how long it may be.
7 her i, malls for White Star line steam-
» and get the styles and our . prices.
Carter’s
Little Liver Pills.
Moot our signature“
you are not ready to purchase, some
Don' t forgot that you can itiwhyll find
better. quality» and style for your man
ey. here than elsewhere. Our aim is to
give you the best voices, at the low-
est prison
M. E... Aokermen;
or Main Smol. ‘ "Warren
Fine Goods at low races
idlinnccted Milli“! _.
tithiillimeht. ' ' ,
» do 111.1 try our company. "you are in
good 1.9.1111 no will give you tin or
cut ram and bust security.
consent-sue (sebum me laa’u nos
Company. ,
”WWW“ H1 ill “1
“M" 33055.
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‘ lted flank 81100111581111 filament,
on Monday We more breakers in the
section will beconverted into wash.
cries, one in the Panther Crock Vol
lay and another on the outskirts of this
place. It is expected that the two
plants will ship over one hundred tons
of cool a day. ‘A force of deputies is
being secured to guard the operations.
Nearly all’.tho “locals" of the United
Mine Workers in this neighborhood
have hold meetings at which the stri-
kers reaffirmed their allegiance to
President Mitchell and pledged them
selves to stay out until the coal com
panies grant concessions, no matter
The men have
apparently little hope of meeting Pres-
ident Mitchell and Governor Stone in
Harrisburg. Tomorrow will have much
effect on the strike situation.
A PRONOUNCED FAKE.
Go in New, Britain Between Sweeney
and Matthews.
NEW iiRi‘l‘AlN, Conn.,,Soptcmber
12---~ln one of the most pronounced
fake fights cvor pulled off in this city
“Patsy" Sweeney of Manchester, N. l-l.,
was given the decision over “Matty"
Matthews, of Brooklyn, in the sixth
round.
The fight was advertised for twenty
rounds and MO pounds, but when the
men took their corners it was anuoun
cud that the men would go for fifteen.
'l‘hroughout flvo rounds the men dan
cod around each other exchanging love
taps, and when the boil rang for the
sixth, Matthews refused to continue.
Seven hundred persons were furious at
tho. faking,
VESSELS WILL BE DELAVED.
LONDON, September l2~After Octo-
crs will not reach Quecusfown, until
10:15 a. n1., Thursdays. instead of 7 a
111.. as at present, thus considerably dc-
laying the departure 11f those vessels.
The reason for the alteration in time
is the refusal of the White Star line
to further ctr-operate with the general
post-office in accelerating the mall
boat service from Euston station, Lon-
don, to Dublin. The company has
hitherto contributed $30,000 yearly to-
wards thc acceleration, but it now says
office. therefore. is reverting to slower
trains.
SUTRO ESTATE DISTRIBUTED.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 12-—
A decree of distribution has been
granted in the estate of Adolph Sutro,
deceased, and $22,000 in legacies will
be paid to Vassar College, the heirs of
the late Congressman Biggs, the late
Judge Orange Yerris, of New York and
the late Congressman Randolph Strick-
land. of Michigan. The deceased con-
gressmen who were all residents of
the eastern states, nidcd Sutro in his
tunncll controversy and the dead mil—
lionall‘o bequeathed $3.000 to their sur-
vivors. Vassar College guts $10,000.
Mr. Merritt, one of the executors of
her father's will, testified in the pro-
bate court that 82.000000 will be dis-
tributed to the rosiduary legatoes.
POLICE CAPTAIN ACCUSED.
Alleged That Wiiilmantic Officer Forc-
ed a $20 Bribe.
Wll.l.lMANTIC, September l2v-At a
meeting of the board of councilmcn
last night E. l". Kramer preferred
charges against Captain of Police E.
H. Richmond.
Last ()ctobcr Kramer caused the 111'-
rust of chicken thieves and collected a
reward of $50. He now says that Cap-
tain Richmond demanded and received
320 of that amount for his services.
The matter was referred to the police
committdo,
"BLACK CHRIST" A FRAUD.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 12——
llcv. Joseph McQunld, pastor of the
Church of tho iloly ltc1lo1'1ucr. in a
feature 011 the Philippines pronounced
the ao-cnllcd "llinclt Christ," brought
to this country on the transport iluf-
ford? a fraud. “The real 'lllack Christ.‘
of the Philippines,“ ho said "is noth-
inlt more than 11 beautiful block of
dark wood fashioned by a sculptor to
resemble the taco of Christ. it Is
looked upon merely as such, 11111] is
not even specially v111111rai..od "
vmw
MURDERED WOMAN FOUND.
NEW YORK, Sept, lzw'i‘ho body of
a young women who, it is believ-
111] was murdered, was found at Pier
ill). East River today. She had been
beaten and choked until her face was
almost black. 'l‘ho‘polico have found
no clue to her identity or any trace
of her murderer. She was about 20
years old.
POLICEMAN HELD 111 31.500 BAIL.
BOSTON. September 12min the 811m-
‘ erville Court today, John 0. Knight, 11
Somervilie policemanw who was arrest-
ed last night charged with extensive
larcancieo from stores and the public
library pleaded guilty on two counts.
not?)- was held for the grand Jury in $1-
, asteroids: QUEEN ILL.
EPA. Belgium, Sept. lzm'rho condi-
tion of the queen of the Hoigiuns. who
was, trained by such an attack of asth-
. mu youtérda‘y that a physician had to
’ us hurriedly summoned from Brussels
in serious today but no immediate
it feels it. is no part of its duty to' I,
continue such an outlay, and the post— .
The Silk 1311111113.
331:. Wash Silks, now,
501:. Wash Silks. now,
751:. Foulard, 23 inch bilks at,
75c. Percale Wrappers, now
to close. at
5!. 25. now only
New Outing Flanaels.
A Chance at 1151' s Neoligee Shirts.
. School Stockings for B0115 and
Still) Satin Finished Foulard, 24 inches wide, for
Wash Suits and Wrappers.
SI. 00 Percale Wrappers and the Reliance House Diess,
SI. 50 Two Piece Suits. light and medium colors, 110w ‘
$2. 50 Two Piece Suds, plain and striped chambrey, reduce.
Good Outing Shirl Chance.
Men’ 5 Percale and Bedford Cord Shirts, the 50c and 59c :it'Iii
Men’s Majestic and Monarch Nugligec Shirts, goOd val
Some Bargains in School Stockings. *
Children’s Fast Black Hose double knee, I0c pr., 3pr. for
Children's Heavy School Hose l2ic pr. 2 pr. for
Children 5 Extra Elastic, heavy weight Hose, l7c pa, 3 p 5
Extensive Line of stripes and plaids 1n hghi and dark color
Plain Colors Cinderella Weavcs “#11
55 and 55 WASHINGTON SIRE
:.
IOC and 12%
Eyes Examined
My $3 Glasses
the world.
not miss this opportunity.
aches and nervous troubles.
Ilr.
strain by a pair of his
trcntuuint. Wright locates the
ache. l'lr. Wright. is no longer 11
INCH proved;
hours are extended to 0 p. 111.
DON'T FORGET THE DATE:
-,.;‘,1.1
DrA H vii/kg“
Eye Sight Specialist,
OF NORWICH, WILL BE AT THE
Mahackemo Hotel Parlors,
Prepared to Take Orders for His Glasses,
FROM 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.,
EVERY THURSDAY.
SPECIAL OFFER FOR THIS VISIT. .
lwlll give to every person purchasing a pair of my One Dollar-"i ,
Classes, :1 Gold Fillet] Frame made by the largest optical concern
This frame, has a written guarantee to wear ten years. D,
Dr. Wright is meeting with grunt. success in treating for head
People are. coming into the crowded par;
lore of the hofcl and expressing their satisfaction with Dr. Wright's,
glasses and lilo patient has no return of head ,
why not take advantage of his skill?
m—
For the benefit of those who cannot come in tho
Free Sept. lith‘
Reduced to $l.
trouble at once, relieves the eye-
stranger to you. His ability
daytime til
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11.,-
lug Sideboards, Cabinets, Chlfl'oniora,
for you to anticipate future wants.
.. . EUNERALV DIRECTORB
12 North Main Street.
rams...
oil. included in the. rcductlonnrc lied-room. Dining-room and Parlay, 311i
also hundreds of individual pieces of Furniture of every description, do psi
and Enamel Beds, Writing Desks, Fancy Chairs and Rockers, etc.
II. J. Collins 6’;
Dressing Tables, Odd Dressers,
The opportunity of the your to buy Furniture at prices that loo I
AND EM BALMERI."
MAHEH WHIPS JEFFOHDS.
Prili.A11n1.FlllA. Sopiembtr .2...
voter Mahler knocked out Jim .lcffords
111.st seconds 1.1.11. 111111 night. The
men fought at catch weights and warn
to havo.,fought six rounds- Muller
brought his right flat on .iofford‘s jaw,
dropping the latter to the mat. After
a few seconds Jeffords made an effort
to rise, but again fell back He man-
aged to pull himself together and sing
gored-1 w fail Width of the ring and
will}: changing on to the ropes Mailer
81H! front his right to the jaw and
" dinners: apprehended. .
» afford went down 11111111111.
camera. 1.11.1.1,
tempordfrw’ ‘he [turmoil
rc~lnforeed.by taro 1b t
fmitry nsrn promotion
consequence of the‘stl‘iito
orers. Three of the swell
have been released.
- women mate it
BRIDOTON, N. 1., Bo. ,
r111. 1311111311111 Woolen}!
frayed by fire today.
largo plant and the i
000 Several hundrc »
thrown out of employs;
Norwalk Chronicler