»
.
«war to go around.
linintrodnoing
I to tho'good poopio at The Norwalka II
”THE SOUTH ‘ NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
MONDAY. SEPT. ”.1905. ‘
they are made to stand wear.
'l UR SCHOOL SHOES.
They are stylish and make tho toot look nlco but at the spine time
Price's from 7 50. to $2.50
D Lyon 8: Co.
Veterans on
w...
ProsidontRooseIollIlttondinolhird
Iinnnni Reunion in iiotroil
linthnsinotioniig ilhoorod Rn Tho
Residents iii Tho Ilitu
DETROl’l‘.. Mich. September 23——
‘.The blue and gray uniform of tho
Spanish war veterans. whoso third an—
nual reunion is bring made memorable
by the presence of President Roosevelt
is seen at every turn in Dotroit today.
Thousands of peoplnI from near-by
cities and towns began arriving on
early trains. The second day of the
president’s visit hero dawnod warm
and pleasant. 'l‘lIII prostdout’s sloop
lo'st‘night, was intorruptod only oIiIIo.
when about 2 o'IIioIIk this morning III:
was serenaded by an enthusiastic t’it‘iP-
gation of veterans. who had just arriv-
ed from Saginaw and tiny City. hoadod
by a band. At broakfast the prositiolit
was joined by a small party of frionds.
The delagatos hogan gathoring in
Light Guard Armory. tho ronvontion
hail. soon aftor .‘l o'olm'k.. \VIIIIII lit-t-
ing Commundor—inl‘hiot’ l'roll called to
order. the floor 0f tho armory Wits
crowded with votorans and tho galior-
lots were paritod with spootalors. A
background of IIIIIplII trIIIIs. fIII-IIIIId a
canopy over tho platform from which
the speaker uddrossod tho assomhlago.
From the router of tho oanopy hung a
large. flag drapod pioturn ut‘ l’roaidont
Roosevelt. Fostoons of groan hung
from the trusses of the hall. and dus-
pended from tho rontor truss was a
great eagle with outsproad wings niado
from greenery.
President ltoosovolt was gI'IIIIt- Ii
tremendous (Illooring when ho stIIppoIi
into his rarriago to liogin tho IlrivII to
the armory. \Vanhington and Mit‘ill-
gnu avenues wIIrII jammod with pooplII.
who made tho air ring with thoir
cheers as tho prosiIiIInt drovo briskly
away. Mounted poliI-o road iIot‘orII his
Ioarriage and a squad of oil‘iIItII-s on hi-
oyclrs oiroiod about it. Whoa the pros—
ident arrived at tho armory. tho IIntirII
assemblage arose and stood whilrI it
great shout. wont up as tho prostdont
walked down the main aisio to tho
speaker's platform. Again and again
and again the veterans IIhIIm-od the
president. and he bowed his thanks ro-
peatedly,
When quiot had boon rIIsIoI-IId tlIIIIII.
mi Ureil. noting oommanIior-in-I-hiIII.
introduced Mayor Maybury who woi~
corned the rotor-ans to tho IIity. \VhIIn
the mayor had (‘lillt‘illiit’ti. (it-norai
rel! Stopped forward and said. as ho
turned to Mr. lloosovolt: "l have
nothing to say. Mr. l’rosidoni." Evory
man on the floor was on his toot IIiIIIIIII~
ing and waving his but as tho pl‘l'si-
dent arose in spook. Smilingiy how
in: to his thanks to his t‘ornu-r (Ioni-
rndes. the president oxprossod his pioa.
sure at having iiit‘I rhantIo of boinit
greeted by ilii-‘l oomrudos and grouting
them in rotllrn. llo motto of tho into
war. and nultl that tho only IIIIIIIpinint
heart! was that thorn was not onough
'l‘ho nuirit that
drove tiwm on in this war Willi illt'
llama spirit that made tiw IIIIImIIrIIlIiII
meeting of Loo and Grant zit Appunlul»
to: poatiihlo. Ono of tho first ii‘l’isfiliF
’all had to learn was that thorn ’ilh’ an
enorihona amount of hard work that
'precedtd any opinion for iwrulsm.
' The pronldont said llII- spirit in
wanted to are in a man wax that upiru
it which made him do his duty. grout
new nonunion or i-‘lI-tlon and thought,
it in It vendor writton by the hold
when and not a ataglo picture or ad
nrtlumont. How in it dour and sold
. tor So? Sample uoploa trot.- at
‘ T. J. MAGNER’S.
: scorn MAIN or. so. honwam.
Carriage
Builder
aLd Dealer.
Few Go Carts
habit Carriaaes
CLOSE OUT
or small. llo llkod particularly tho
way in wliioh our young men wont into
tho ranks to do thoir duty as thoy saw
it. lio thought it a good thing that
men of dli’i‘oront onllinlzh should ho llS'
soointod together to loIIrn the lesson of
(Iqunlity llllii iIrI'ItlIorhuod among Am-
orlouns. ilo told of the hoods of tho
stutII II ilitia for hottIIr weapons. and
said hohiopod in the future to son thoxu
III-mod with up—to-dato guns.
in (Ionoiuaion tho president said:
“Our proplo wont forth in tho Span-
ish war. wont forth to iron Cuba, to
givr l‘ortu itiI-o a huppinoss it iIIII—I hov-
or had. and to bring tho light of I-ivii-
izatiun into tiIII dark planes in iilt‘
Philippinos.
"Wo :II'II going to IIIIIkII thorn Inoro
prosporous than they have ovor dream—
(Id of boing during their rooordod his—
tory. and now no guarantee to oat-h
man his lilo. his liberty and his pur-
suit of lIappinIIds as ho novm‘ oould
havr had it it he had boIIII undor tho
domination of a I‘ruol olignrrhy work~
ing through tho sooioty of kntipuuan.
“i don‘t IIIakII any apology for our
soldiors on tho stIoI'II of good (Iitizt‘u—
ship. and don't Inako any apologios
for tho Spanish war or tho war in tho
Piliiillllilll‘s. ’l‘iIIIro lIIIvo boon IIIIIIa-
sional wrongs IIomIIIitlIId. 'l‘htIro woro
Titllthl nIIIII thIIrII and sumo of thom
did not Iioiiavo as thoy ought. llayo
wo all always boon iuIIunIIulato at homo?
tApiaIIso and laughter). If a man duo's
wrong. punish iIIm. of I-onrso. ilut
don‘t Inako tho Inistnko of fixing tho
eye on tho unimportant and losing
sight of tho grout lIlIIzo.
“\VII how no apologios to makII for
what tho IIoIIIItI‘y has Iiuuo in ”W past
four young. Wu aro proud of it. \\'o
uro proud of tho ill‘f‘iii work of human-
ity and ('l\'iii7.lliilill that has lIIIIIII dIIIIo
aliko in tho islands of [III “undo \\I' -st
\\’II are proud of “but our troops in no
dono: no mo proud of “but IIIII IIi\il
:Iulhoritios uro doing IIvor thIIrII in tho
l’hiiippinrs and “II aro proud of you.
my (Iomrados. who did your duty wiIIIII
thII country tIIIllIId you to arms. who
imitato thoso who from ‘61 to '63 did
their duty and who now are imitation
tho mon who IiislIandId in ‘63, by (Ioni-
ing hark into t'i\'ii lifo with tho firm
rIIsoi\'o to do your duty as IIitizqus inst
us faithfully as you did it as Suidiors
i thank you."
As tho prosidont llnishod his spI-oIIlI
a storm of applauso broko out that end-
(III in tlIrIIo limos llIrIIII IIlIoors.
\\‘lIiiII tho prIIsiIiIIIIt was spoukiul:
Miss (‘lui‘u Barton IIIIlorIId tho ililii.
and was osIIortIId to tho platform. lion.
oral ilroll said: "i will now IlIItaiI
(‘onirado ltoosIII'IIli to assist Miss liar-
ton to a soul." Amid grout I-hIIIIring
tho prosidont stIIppIIIl noross thI dingo
and guilantiv ost'oriod Miss liarton to
a chair at his loft.
Adjutant-(‘.IIIIIIIIIIi liyor. ot‘ Washing-
ton. rospondrd to Mayor Mayhnrv‘s ad-
lil'l‘fih‘ oi \voiIIomo on bIIhtIli of tho vot-
I'i'iins‘, 'l‘his wus‘to haw IIIIIlIId tho
Ilrst sossion of tho IIIIIIVIIutiIIII. iIIIt tlmu
III'IIor liliss ashod a low IIIuInouts III-
dulgonoo. Explaining that ho was to
prIIsIIIII sIIrriIIc IIIIIIIIIis lo MiIIIIigIIII
votorana of tho Spanish war whrn tho
IIouvI'Intion adiournod. (lovrrnor liiisI:
said iIII wish-III first to prI-sIInt t‘um-
raIiI- "'i‘IIddy lioosorolt“ with IIIIII. iiII
:IIIrordingiy ronuvstod Mrs. howls. of
. ilIII iadios auxiliary to amend lilt'ilii‘li»
iii to tho prosiIlIIut. 'l‘lIo prIIsI'IntutiInI
was Iuado amidst tho grratost onthukiv
arm. 'l‘ho ronvontiun thou udiuurnod.
’l‘ho prosidont and his party iIIii tho
armory und druvo iIIIIIIt-diatvly lu iii“
atramor 'l‘IIslImnIr which was lionrdod
for a rich on tho rivor. Tho I~tIIIImIIr
roturnI-d with tho party at 1! o‘IIioIIk. in
tiino for tho proaidout to rIIviI-w tho
bit! pnrado oi votorans and tho iIIIIaI
military.
m...
SECOND DISTRICT REPUBLICANS.
New Haven Congreulonal Convention
Renaminates Congressman Sperry.
NEW HAVEN, HIIptIIthtII' 22~I~'i‘ho
shroud IiistriI-t IIonngIsI-Iiuuai iil'llliiliiI
(Ian ounvontiou InIIi III noon today in
tho Young Mou'n ilopublivau i‘ilIiI hull.
and lilUHlli‘ill'd at 2' o't‘IoIIlt. aiiIIr l‘l‘I
nominating Nohl‘minii l‘). i-lporry {or
(amorous. Sort-rill apooohon wIIrII mndII
outiornim: (iounIIIImquIn tipIIrry‘a work
III his four proriouo toruia.
i‘ioorgo ll. Martin. of Now iiin’t'il.
wan IIiIostIn I'lIuIruIan. and ii. A. ltuih
horn. of Eula-x. neIIIIItaIIy. 'i‘hc- muniur
uiioti Mia IIIaIiII by lI‘rIIIiIIrIIIh W. Orr.
of Now liIIvIIn and unloading iiill‘l'I‘ill'li
\II'III-II moon by low. ii. it. howl-ll, «It
Middloiown. uhupiuiu of lilo iltlllhtl of
I'IIpIII-noutativoa in that: \V. .l. Lowiu,
or Woidbroow. and Gourgo M. Clark.
of i-iudduiu.
’l‘hII apooohon Worot all of pram! for
Mr. Sporry‘a Work. and prodlutod II
tumor majority (or him than in any
previous olorliou. ’i‘ho rounlutionu
brought. in luior rommpndmi him in
tho uamo strain. and ondornod the na-
tional udminialrntion.
United Hinton iiunuior (irvllh.I Hi
Flatt won at tho clapboard» with Com
groaaman Spvrry during the mnvc-n»
tltm. Congressman Sperry in II «pooch
arroptod tho. nomination. Alter tho
convention ilt! took the t'lth‘lllim'l as
his guests; to Morria Cove. where a
banquet was normed.
‘romv m WALL ”new
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m..—~
Stocks of all (Italians or re offered tree-
iy at the owning den has in the ap-
preheunion that loan: Would he can
"noted on account or the deficit in
required relented at the banks remain
ed by Saturday's bank statement.
Missouri Patriot: tell abruptly over a *
points on the gate at never-at blocks
at one thousand whores and upward:
hoodlum reached a point or over- in
gator: ruin W My; all
and
cred when call money date began to
climb and when it. reached in per cent
the entire list declined abruptly. 'l‘hu
general llzvoi of prions returned to tho.
opIIIIiug rough. and a few prominent.
atotzlo; below it, partiruiarly Rot-Idling,
Southern l’uI-illo, iianudinn Pacific and
Manhattan. [looking Valley lost ii.
whiitI iItIIItiIor gained 1 before reacting.
Minouri l’aoitio was held utrongiy
above 120, but other south western
ntooks droppod steadily. ’l‘iIrI nIurkIIt
rm-ovored slightly bot’oro noon and then
bet-Inna very dull. llondn wore easier.
WALL S'l‘ltidid'l‘. l p. ill.—-Nlll‘l'0W
liIuItIuItions in prioos lIoIIuIne uuoertoiu
and irregular at a level above tho low-
(Ist. Rot-k island roso a point ovor
Saturday. The only withI declines were
in IIunIpnrativoiy inIIIItivo stoIIkII. (ion-
oral Elontrio, Lead prolorrod and Min“
IIIIupoiis, St. Paul and Studio SitI Mario
proiorrod lost 2 to 2%. and Rubber pro-
ferrod 11,9. Trading became practical-
y idiII.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONb.
Reports over private wire or Maploa
& Goidachmldt, commission iIrokorB,
Swartz & Corbett’s block. SIIIIIII ntli'I
walk:
Open lligh Low 1:30
Amai. (topper, liTIiI’. 6748.1 67% li'ilé
Am. (‘. & lI‘.. and. 35% 35 35
Am. C. K: F. pf. 91% iii Ii.) iii Iii iii It;
Am. Cut. Oil. 51% 5‘1 I'Ii i3“:
Am. (i. 'l‘wu.. full”; 59% 59% Sting.
AIIIIIi'iIIIIII loo. li‘i,m lt-"d 113/. Hill
Amer, Lot-0., iifl'h 321.3 RBI/It 32%,
*Am. Luz-o. pi‘. auto thin 95%,; 9.3%
Am. Smolt., 17%; 474).. NH. 4714.
Am. Sugar, 130 130 1291;; limit;
A. 'l‘. IRI 51 VII. all; 93% iii“... Ii.
Afl‘. RI. Sl‘. p. lull 103 10214:
llall. it Ohio, 1135/5 ill iiziilfv
likiyn. it. 'i‘._ 671;. 0714;- ll?
(‘ill'fi‘ d2 (litiu. 5.11; ooh-J .'I.'I
(‘hi (it. \VIIst. iiii‘q 331.. .‘iii
t‘. M. It: St. I‘. iEIiIf‘I, lilti‘d 1931,}.
(hi. iii, 8’: ll. 13th? 206 205
(‘01. F. In i.. an. iii-“II, our.
(‘01, South, til iii Hill,
(‘onsoi tins. 3:3“; 22:13“ 1.":th
llIIi, RI iiIIIi., 17512 1781.: 177?;
IcI-iII. III-3,. our. iot-N .III'I.
ill. (‘ontrai 17ml“. iI'III 1.32m. irIiI‘I
Lou, RI Nzixii., lfii.’ 1.32““. 1.3:! i321.
Manhattan. 137‘. liiil»; illui; i.i’I'l..
.\lIII. sI. liy, IIIH2 III.:=. III‘II. IIIII.
hiIIx. t‘ontl'al. ‘18 3“.» 'J‘I‘ :‘UI.
I\it‘.\i. N‘I (‘ti’s., no». no! LIIIII. IIII.
.\I K. It» '1‘.. 1:33;. :i:-II. our, hang.
MK. & 'i‘. pid. III; II? at; not...
.uo. iIIIIIIIIII, Hing I'JII-‘I. IIIIII. Izuiu
National imad 2711- EST. 37“; 2M}.
N. Y, (‘IIIItI‘uL it;.".i~_. iliIi ilI‘il x llliil.._.
Norf. & “Rust, 7’. 7.31. 7l'I 77.1,i
Out. to \\'I-sI, :‘IS JifI‘iN :5 lot...
l‘III-iiit' Mail i-II'II, H"). Iii-’N‘ llI'It.
i’IIIIII it It, iI'ITlI-I lIIIK il‘I’.‘ iIITTi.
l’IIopiII's (his. ii'tiiu tI_II: ‘ look; lowsx
l’I'IIss. S. (‘III' fIiI'II. .‘II‘K.
Routllug. .17.. 7'23...
itt'ad . ‘Jd ptd.. 77‘. (it,
ilIIIIIIII StIIIII, L".’ 2‘3
ltIIlIlIIIr Hoods. __ .. 22-h 339-.
Sun. i’ilt‘iiil‘. 7“,; Thin TN 7st:
Sou. lty ('II. Still“ iii”. .‘iil .‘tilit.
Sou. ily hid, NIH. lilil,‘ lull, tail...
'I‘IIIIII. (‘ u I, um. IIIIII; out. IIII
’i‘IIxns l‘m-iiiv’. I’Itii'o Bin filth hills}
l'IIiIIII l‘aIIitiI- tutti. iIItlT. loinK 1IIIII...
in PM III'Ii Nth: ‘J‘_‘II_. sign 92h.
I s iI .liiil‘l I-II.I Inn 137., IIIII.
l', S. i.II.I ptd :III-I, all, HIM. 9114.
l'. S. ltIIiII-lio 1M1, 1st: ”I. ”a“
i' H‘, SIII IIl suit; to?“ .iIII_. 407‘
i'. H, Sil‘t'i pm MN; :m . thug notk
Williusir Ii? 37% 'itiln. .i.
Wabash pld.. {Iii hill; 3:33, :31!"
\VI-st i‘II.'rI-I..sI-I-"I'. or. III». on.
\i’lsI'oII (‘IIlIt . L“.i ZZ'J shit. ‘3th
‘l'lx' Mr. “I! Am. Looomotiro profor-
rI-Il, H. pur cont.
Today's grain and option mnrkot re-
ported nvor private wiro of C. .l. KotIIh
am, stook. grain and union broker. 93
Washington street. South Norwaik:
CHICAGO PRICES
Open High 140w lziiil
Wheat.
llIIIIonIlIor. Hilts. Till. I'IIII'I. 7M,
Muy_ 70154 71 II. 70-3,. 71 I...
Corn.
lit't'ulllilt‘i‘, ~i~i 1;. 44%.. .3 .1 l .. .1 i-"I.
M ay. 403., ii iii 3,. Iii
Oats.
May, rill; (iii: :li‘i Rik;
Cotton.
(lt’tuiit‘D 873 RT“ RIBS 81".!
iiIIIIIImIIIIr, 873 BTU ii‘I‘Il 8‘75
.innuary, Rxo tout "IR 880
All MIlIIHIII lilllli him was maisinr
(‘lIIIIdiun HIIIIIIIII a {on months ago
ho: hum» of tho good it did him Is now
praising i’iiili'ttli- IIIIlIIIv compound
Only outI AtI hinun woman over rail
IIIi hor now hIIin'II wardrobe n iayotto
and it in staid to ho hot-alum the littio
Iapiaro things in ii. worn hematitohod
ACCIDENT I'NsoRANCEW
Combincd ‘lvlih
Registration and Identification.
$1,000 in can of death by accident '
while traveling an prelcribed by policy.
85
non- tal injuriu.
ALL FOR $1.00 PER YEAR
For particular! call or write
TAYLOR 63 GOLDEN.
'I‘oiophono Cali iti’twi.
-.I... Q-“ MM ..u. J... MW
..I...“
NOTICE I
...M-..- u
SiIIiiiiIii iiiiii MRRIIIIE.
The inhabitants, legal voiorn oi the
Town of Norwalk are hereby notified
and warned that a apecini town meet
ing will in: hold in the Town Hall.
Wall street, Friday. September 26.
1902. at. 8 o‘ciouk in the evening for
the humane of hearing the annual m
pom at the town closers tor the year
ending August in. 1902. and taking ac-
tion on nine.
Dated at Norwalk, aforesaid.
20th. any 0! flout/amber, 1902.
SAMUEL MINES.
JAMEB A. BROWN,
WILLIAM h. REED.
this
mandamus Mn unitary”;
per week for loan of time for '
FALL MATERIALS FOR
LADIES’ RhRiIEiiTS,’
as woll an the latest. fashion platoa. are
now really.
We are also equipped for repairing
at a reasonable charge.
Krasovitz 8: Fox,
North Main, Comer Ann St"
South Normal/a.
J. GARTNER,
Merchant Tailor.
Over 2500 samples of
' fall materials.
to make a uoieotion from. [)0 you not
think you can do it satisfactory to
yourself?
WE ARE TAILORING FOR PAR-
TICULAR PEOPLE.
39 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Opposite llotoi Hamilton.
Chas. ifkétEhSIII.
STOCKS.
BONDS,
GRAIN and
COTTON
Bought and Sold for Cash or
' . Carried on Margin.
93 WASHINGTON STREET;
SOUTH NORWALK.
rReponiiohlo
Goods
t‘unstltutos our Now i“I’lii Stork,
from tho billiliit‘sl IIhiid's gar-
IIIIIIIt to our snIIil lIIIi satin iiIIIId
Not a tii‘iilii
'i'IIII t'iotii,
main)
Men's (int-rooms.
is missing. linings.
iIIsidIIs, and styita mob
and l‘i‘l‘i')' <qu I'll't‘ all that (‘Uilili
ho aslIIIIl for, :IIIIi abort- IIll. lll‘t..'
PRICED RIGHT.
\li*.\ S Si [1'9
sum to Slum.
MEN'S t)\'iI:ii(‘I IA'i‘S.
$8.50 itl $25.00.
i. Inn I son.
TAILOllS, CLOTHlERS,
llATTEllS, runmaunns.
65 Washington Street.
souru NOItWAIIK.
TtIlleliouo 13313.
A Fiiii WORDS
to the
LADIES
NO. 1. ..
of Simon:
Kid Lut‘o
About our $2.50 grade
with ntook tip a
lino yal not-vioouhln uppor atout
ainxlo woitod unit‘. Junt tho
thing tor Full wonr.
N0. 2.--Kld button with pat-
ent tip, waited onto and very
druuay.
N0. 3.--l’atoni (hilt Skin (the
kind that tloml not break
ummtihi, woiiod undo, dull ittd
top. law. An extremely dreamy
Shoe. and the throo atyloa in
this lino at 32.50.
(it may Intaroot you to know
they all carry Union Stamp.)
WWI“ W)- tutu»
WWM.W-. .-L“ ,. -—~- > —
“This is It cold world A man l‘iin't
got u job unless he has on a good edit
at clothaa."
"Wail. that’s logic."
"logic? He can‘t get a good unit or
ninth“ unless he has a lot: "thch
Record that d
W who are not honest then:
m
BRUSSELS CARPETS'
VELVET CARPETS
TAPESTRY CARPETS.
INGRAIN CARPETS.
WILTON RUGS
furnish.
BRUSSELS RUGS
SMYRNA RUGS
LINOLEUM, ALL QUALITIES
OIL CLOTHS, ALL WIDTHS
All work done in the very best possibiegmanner.
NO. 8 COPPER BOTTOM BOIL
To all those
interested in Turf
Affairs
Commissions piaood on
Events for tlIIIsII IIIIalIlII
traoka in porson.
.iockoys, SI-ratohos and Quotations
lIIi‘iIishIIIl by ll‘ii‘iiiiOilt‘ or Post tiIiIisa
ginIh it tit‘Sill‘ii.
all
to
'l‘iIII IIiIIanost and must
mothod of turf Slii‘t‘llilliltlll.
All businoss trontod as IIoIItidIIIItIIIl.
Writo for partIIIuiaI's. Addross l’. O.
Box 742i. Now York City.
llllIitlti at 'I‘
ni71it
SERVING
YOURSELF
in not, a dinioulé‘ operation. espooialiy
whoa you Into a Ion) Surety Razor. WI-
have thorn from tron, and if not satis-
nt-tory within ton days, return it and
got your money.
The Wins SlioursttlIore are none
bottor. lIIvIIry pair tally warranted
and we have our name upon every
pair we put out.
Norwaik ll’d’w’e Co.
34 Main St. Norwalk.
Foresight Means Good Sig/It.
it tin-re door was a iruoiutn it is on
ompiiilI-d in tho iIIIIIdiiIIII ahovo. "l'I‘oro-
nighi Int-arm (loud Sight." it in nim-
plo. ilt‘t'iiiliit‘ or lurk or toronigiit in t‘oI
gard to tho own that Uli'l‘i‘ in so nIIII-iI
poor night in tho prokont day. 'i‘ho
"nipping" in tho bad or alight oyo nil.
month moans Ibo Rot-urlng of Hound,
iIIIIIitIIrIIi BigiliI-Ijllil'itlt‘l. vinion‘.
HOMER B. ”077'.
GRADUATE OPTIOMN.
Finn Watch Repairing.
Room 9 United Bank 3169.80. Nor.
Dillon hours 8 to 11: 46; 12: 46 to 6:30
Saturday eveningu 'i- 9.
opocial nppaintmauta made to null
Durant.
' NOTICE:
u!"
The first Meeting
(.ii“
- the ammo Steamboat Company
(IRWIN)
Notion in horohy given that the first
meeting of
THE NORWALK STEAMBOAT COII
(incorporated)
for the purposo of nitration: dire-return
and omcoro and adopting bylaws. and
taking auch uthII-r notion on may bII
noooasary to or nporly organize the said
company, will he held at the olden of
John ll Light Attorney at Law 102
Washington Elffiflt. in tho.I City at
South Norwalk Conn. on the 29th day
at Septembtr. 1902. at eight oclook in
the evening.
Datod at Bo. Norwalk, Conn. this
19th day of i!eotemhar.1902
mun H. FERRIS.
THOMAHI RAYMOND
A majority or the lawman-atom of
told “my;
'i‘lil‘i"
attIIuIi: .
Housefurnishing Delhi.
1 GAL. OIL CAN. 10c
ans, 95c NO. 8 NICKEL TEA KETTLE, 95c
F
BERRY masses, 2% AM'” SCALES: 95°
mop HANDLES, 10..
25° GARDEN SETS. 15c STOVE LIFTERS, 5c
Tristram & Hyatt, Norwalk,
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAMRIHYATT
. NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Floor Coverings.
Annihing in the line of Floor Coverings we are prepared to
,
CHINA MATTING
JAP. MATTING
GRASS MATTING
WINDOW SHADES
CURTAIN RODS AND POLES.
SINK STRAINI-zns,
DOVER EGG éEATERS.
ICE CREAM S OOP,
STOVE MlTTS,
JT'o
3
F3
OUR WAY
is a different wan—~21 new wall
to mono and a vastlu apprecia-
tive won with museum have
alreadn seen fit to hasten
Credit Offer.
That we do meet the lowest.
prices of other
concerns-dint
we more often underseii these
same concerns is a claim that
that has never failed in test and
gains power with each dau.
Examine our
’ fore going elsewhere.
evernihiog for
Fall Stock be~
We sell
Men, Women,
Boos and Girls and can dress
ilou from head to foot. If iJOli
see the goods non want. have
them charged and pan for them
in Easn Weekiu Paumenls.
MORGAN BHlPPiNG COMBINE.
LONDON. Septemhor Humiliation-
int: tin; variouu aurmiaeu as to the
consolation or the Morgan Shippintt
Combine. the Shipping Gazette says:
"Pending the conclusion at the corner—
antes holding in New York. nothing
definite in denied in regard to the ap-
Wintménta of the managers and no
unheme for organiliation will he carri
ad into client until the commencement
of the‘ now ”it We have good au-
thority tor-tho amount that when
all tho {logarithms the
”the limo _
for tho completionvof the transaction
III-river. the suggestion that “turn
will he difficulty In finding the tummy
will prove to have been purely im-
aginury ” y
cums-W1-
Chiidrén envy grown people. hocauno
they think grown people are at iiiltIr-
ty to do as they please. How are you
to do as you please! Every grown
purport to tumult Ihout with Ilou'to as
closely as a old!
Nollie alwayj Him to look at ll. farm
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