79c. former price If. 00.
a. 32 to 44 inch.
tksdsé
it a 41 Wssr WASHINGTON tit,
Mahacksmo Hotel Block,
South Norwaik, Conn.
Local NNNNNNNNN
wmm roaacaar.
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For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Saturday: cooler tonight.
The disturbance that passed over this
vicinity yesterday afternoon is now
central over New Brunswick. An area
' of high pressure with cool pleasant
weather. is central this morning, in
the Lake region. This area will deni-
inate the weather in this vicinity dur-
ing the next forty- eight hours. Sean
tercd showers have occdrred during
the past twenty- -four hours in nearly
all. sections except the Lake region.
Conditions favor for this vicinity,
pleasant and cool weather.
._......_.._.—.—
Arthur Seymour is a visitor in
Bridgeport, today.
The City of Norwalk Board of Coun-
cil will meet Monday evening.
Mrs. George H. 'l‘raendly. oi Rotou
Hlll. spent yesterday in Brooklyn.
Horace Leatherland is ill of typhoid
fever, at his home in Riverside ave-
nue. '
Henry 1. Smith, of West avenue, is
visiting in Danbury and Hudson rlvcr
points.
Miss P. Steger is the guest of her
cousin. Miss M. Hegelcln. 01' iii Wood,-
ward avenue,
Mrs. Edward June and daughter. of
Broad River. are visiting relatives in
Springfield. Mass.
—Anotlier of those lots-oi Taffeta
Ribbons. all widths, 9c yd. MT 8. Smith
& Co.
Councilman and Mrs, L. J. Reynolds.
of Norwalk. spent yesterday at liy-
rarn Lake. near Mount Klsco.
Edward Sister, of Norwalk. and Jos-
eph Turner, oi Ilrooklyn, were guests
at Wilton inu. Wilton, over Sunday.
Miss Carrie Joclyn, of New Britain.
is the guest of the Misses Clara and
Lillian Bartram of Harriet street,
Norwalk. . .,
——All kinds Yachting Cups. 0' Brian
Coley Ballard was overcome by the
heat, yesterday afternoon, and was
taken home by Chief oi‘l’ollce Thomas
Bradley. ..
Mrs. Brown, of Norwalk, took a day's
routing in the hucklebeiry fields of
Wilton. as the guest of Mrs. L. R.
Whitney, Tuesday.
Dr G. M manage: the vetcrlndry
at Darin & Banks’ stable returned to
Norwalk. yesterday; treat a visit to his
home in Mount Kisco.
The clerks at the Comstock Brothers'
stores in Norwalk and South Not-walk
are hard at work preparing for the
red tag sale, which will begin tomor—
row. ‘
-—Special attraction in White Goods
Dept., Sat. & M Remnants Waist-
ings, 15 and 190 y . M. S. Smith & Co.
The Smith Norwalk Quartette Club
have chartered the steamer Hampton
for Sunday August 9th and will 'give
an excursion to Rockaway Beach.
;i‘heir ad. will tell you all the particu-
ars
Miss Ethel Merriam of South Nor-
walk who assists in "teaching young
ideas how to shoot" in the commer-
cial department of Blown Business
College. is the guest of Miss Carrie
Stevens. «in Ridgeileld. this-week.
‘Mrs. M. J. Frost. of New Haven, is
the guestof her daughter. Mrs. G, W.
Harris, and will later accompany Mrs
Harris and daughter to Westneld.
Conn... where they will spend a few
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Dreher.
—Latest Straw Hats. O'Brien, -
Miss Una Keith. daughter of former
superintendent of the Public Parks in
Bridgeport, well Lnown in South Nor-
been visiting in Noni lk .
a u. mine-m «swat. 'ia the
guest of William E. Mathews.
' Walter Olmstead. oi Georgetown, via
lied recently: with friends atNoriaaIk.
Read Coleman’ ad. and see w at the
will purchase int 0 line of all e lat-
est music.
Mrs. Warren. of llidgeiield, mother
of Mrs. Hiram Davis. is visiting in Nor-
walk.
'-—flliecial reduction in Shirt Walsts,
pric soot in- half to close. 31. 25 Lown
Wr pers handsome patterns, 75c M.
S. Smith & Co
Mrs. R. L. Coburn. of
sir ei, has gone to Virginia. to visit her
mot ei‘. t
Mrs. ‘F. A. Taylor. of No‘lk. visit
ed recently with Postmaster aylor, in
Georgetown.
A. Dickorman & Son are doing a big
business with the Laurence factory
remnant sale. ‘
Mrs. Peter H. Miller. of Albany, N.
Y.. is visiting Mrs. Charles Reardon. at
Taylor avenue.
Stephen Soarles. of Yonkers. is the
guest-oi Mr. and Mrs. lintcheil. oi 123
South Main street.
—-Silg Crash Caps. O‘Brien.
Miss’Alioe O'Connell. of South Nor-
walk. has been visiting Miss Mamie Me
Glynn, in Ridgeileld.
Henry 1. Smith. of West avenue. Is
enjoying a trip to Danbury, Pough-
keepsieaud Fishkill” .
Miss Margaret Lee. of South Nor-
walk. is spending the day in New York
city, visiting her. relatives.
Mrs. Alfred Blewitt and son. oi New
York city. are the guests of Mrs. E. L
Mitchell. 12 South Main street.
The Misses Francis Wilson and An-
na mith. of South Norwaik. are on-
joy ng a day‘s sport at Coney island.
Two oyster steamers owned by Peter
Decker. oi East Norwalk. are on ‘the
ways at Palmer & Duff's, Greenwich.
--A boon to travelers. ilr. Fowler's
ixiract of Wild Strawberry. Cures
dysentery. diarrhoea. seasick. nausea
Pleasantto take. Perfectly harmless.
Lester Warren, of Norwalk, is a
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Hiram Davis. Prospect Hill. Ridgeileld.
Dr. L. M. Allen has had the launch
Pearl which he recently secured‘ from
Theodore Glover, overhauled and titted
up
Mrs. Holly ii. Siauson and daughter
Ruby, of South Norwalk are guests oi
Mr and Mrs. Coley Scoileld. Long
Ridge. . .,
The Reliable Athletic Club will play
the Star Swimming Club Saturday Af-
ternoon at 3 oclock en the Concord
street lot. _
——n.icheu Dept. now‘ tilled with ev-
ery useful article at special low prices
M S. Smith its po.
Stephen kengh will substitute for his
brother Thomas in the orchestra at
Roton Point. while the latter is enjoy-
ing a two weeks' vacation;
LMI'. and Mrs. G. G. Richmond, of
Norwalk are spending a two’ week' a va-
cation with Mrs. Richmond's brother.
C. H. Taylor in Georgetown.
Miss Edie Seymour has returned to
her boats in Beeksliill. N. Y., ul‘ter hav-
ing been the guest of»Misses Grace and
Susan Seymour.- of West street.
~ The. Consolidated Fire Police
hold an excursion to Nortthoaeh. Sufi
day, August. 2d. For particulars an to
starting time tickets, etc. read their
ad in today's paper
Arthur L. Smith general agent for
the Bllokens lcrier Manufacturing 00.,
0! Stamford, with headquarters in
Greenwich, is making a. business stay
of a few days in South Norwalk
Mrs. .laok Burgess and daughter Re-
becca. and Aaron Cutler left for their
homes in Worcester. this morning, af-
ter a pleasant two weeks' visit at the
Colonial Cottage of Dr. and Mrs. J
Milton Coburn.
‘Umbrellas, Mourning Bands 0‘ Brien
Franklin Flinn oi Fairiiold sveniie,
and W. lrving Tolles.’of Union Park.
were at Golden Cottage. Withheld-yes-
tcrday, attending a elambake at the
residence of their uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mrs E. N. Sloan. v
Livingston
will -
.. new amounts
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Store closes daily except Saturday
at 5 o'clock.
i
tNaw rarrsaNNs.
The best tea to! utterick pan
terns is their ii Mobility. inborn is
absolutely no chance of mistake if they
ate used as directpii I
A favorite ior loll. unless all signs
go wrong. will be the new two~piece
costume. Cost is a brt, three~qusrtei
or long hip length as back pleats if
you wish notched or shawl collar,
regulation or “i830" “cam sleeves.
The" skirt is sovendgored dare with
inverted hoe pleat at back
The new triplo- skirt patterns are
ready too with either shirred or gath-
cred circular flounoes.
There there are habit- backed skirts
with -a ilvogored foundation and two
circular ilounoes. Idilhla pattern is ea-.
pable of much variation by the use of
yoke effects arson-pleated iiouncoa.
Butterlck patterns are always up to,
and sometimes a little ahead of, the
‘fashlon. -
Center aisle. rear.
8UIT~CASE8.
"l‘ d rather have a suit case than a
trunk anytime." says the man whose
vocal on is short
" '1 like a suit- -caao to carry the. things
i need every little while, " says the man
who makes a long trip.
Titan's not a suit-case we know oi
anywhere for 85 that is the equal of
this store’s iivedollsr case. it wasn't
Nasy to find a case of which this could
e said. but. It was found—and we‘ve
sold lots and lots.
it'li'cowhido to begin with—real
cowhide. Then it's made over a steel
frame. is lined was irish linen. fas-
tens with straps. has stout reinforced
corners and swinging handle. inside
it. has sin a in both lid and body, Col-
or in runs or the new shade~old oak.
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Here's a glimpse at some others‘: N
Strong wood frame case, dove-
tailed st corners covered with linen.
water- proof Has solid leather cor-
ners and leather handle 2,0 22 and 24-
inch—41.35,
Twodold hellowa cases of best cow-
hide, lined with linen and built with
a special eye to strength-2-i-inch: 812.
Everything 9. traveler needs—and at
dry goods prices,
Third iioor.
LION WHEELS.
The Lion- blcycle is built to suit the
man who wants a snappy wheel at a
low price. it has suited a whole lot, oi
such man this season. if you want
such a wheel. see If it doesn‘t suit you.
'Tls light and dashy and strong. "lie
so good all through that the store
guarantees it for the full season. 821.
Equipped with coaster brake for 25
additional.
Sportsmen 5 Corner.
“"5 seams»
DRY GOODS (:0.
Bridgeport. Goon.
DNR. WRIGHT SUED.
[Mm Catherine Klein,“ Bridgepcirt,
Asks Damages of $10,000.
Suit for damages was instituted
against Dr. J. W. Wright of Bridgeport,
gestsrday. The papers were served
y Sheriff M. 10.0 Brion, and the prop-
. erty of the doctor was attached for ill).-
500.
M rs.
me plaintiff in the action Ist
Catherine Klein. oi 200 Ogden
street. Her attorney is Henry E.
Shannon. The papers are returnable
to the Superior Court the first Tuesday
in September.
The co plaint alleges that the plain
tiff had: can a sufferer from concre-
lotion :of the bladder or gall stones
and had been treated by Dr. Wright;
that on May 15. 1901. she submitted to
an operation; that after the operation
operatedi upon. except the skin. which
only prevents the entrails from pro-
trading. The operation has left the
piaintiif a physical meek, and she has
been unable to perform any household
duties. and is obliged to wear a bar-
ness for. protection. '
It—l-é—-———o-—n——o N
SAVED A IOY'G LIFE.
there was a nonunion of the muscles ,,
of the wall oaths stomach pr the parts
'HILANIDEL'NNIA I'NIATTE E.
H“
Rather unsettled Ovar- question at
, Pr loss.
The PIlIllilt Iphla Trade Review yew
torday Iaidt: -
The situation at present in the fact
torios whore union model foil hits are
muiuiacturic iI is an unsettled one Il‘ho
old bill or prices expired the beginning a
or. July. and the new ones eluted by
um unions called for considegable ads
vanee. As far all can be learned at this
writing the only manufacturers who
have agreed to the new schedule are
Price at Vogt and the 'l‘ichenor list Co.
So far as we (an learn, the following
time have not slgned new hills al-
though the men have presented them:
Federal llat (‘o.. iicnry ii. Roelota Co.
Frank SChoblc Co, and Siglcr Hat Co.
All of those iirms are working as us-
ual. it is said that the men will not
go out.
in connection with the batting mat-
ter a big stir was created this mornin ‘,
when the financial annouiicemen s
showed that ii. Roelois, the Philadel-
phia manufacturer, had failed for $00.-
000.
CALLED UP AT MIDNIGHT.
' Something like a month ago a neigh-
bor of mine clone to my house at mid-
night and called me up and wanted to
know If i had a medicine in the store
recommended I0l' cramps In the stem
ach and diarrhoea. i sold him a bot
tie of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, which he carried
back home and at the same time sent
for a doctor. immediately on his. return
home he gave a dose of this. remedy.
and he afterwards told me that the pa-
tient was entirely relieved before the
doctor got there." says Enoch Bursou.
O'Lca, Ala. her sale by Stillson Pow
ell Corp. Baxter Pharmacy. Clifford
Pharmacy. ”
INCREASED CAPITAL STOCK.
The Gilbert a Bennett Mfg. Co, Holds
its Annual Meeting. '
The stockholders of the Gilbert dz
Bennett Manufacturing Company, held
the annual meeting at their allies
in Georgetown, on Tuesday. July 28.
and elected Edwin Gilbert.“ David H.
Miller. Sliillllll J. Miller. George H.
Brown and l] dward E. Jones, directors.
They also voted to increase the capi-
tal stock from $500,000 to 3750.000.
At a meeting of the directors held
subsequent to the above meeting the
following were elected: Edwin Gil~
bert, president; David H. Miller. vice
president and treasurer: Samuel J.
Miller. secretary and superintendent;
William H. Hunter. assistant socrcL
tary; George ll. Drown. manager
New York oilloe; Charles J. Miller.
western manager.
The usual dividend was declared.
payable August 1st,,
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CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
"is Kind in this limit laiiil
Bears the
Signature of‘ 1...... L
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BEDDING MAN’S LEG BROKEN.
Charles Sanford. one of ltcdding‘s
prominent citizens. was handling tele-
phone [mics on Monday when in some
manner they tell or rolled upon him.
breaking one of his legs badly. A few
years ago Mr. Sanford was the. Dem.
ocratlc candidate for Senator in the
lbth district.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm Is breaking up Colds when
ever tried. almost without exception.
l0, 25. 50c and 81.00 bottles. Tha_Clif-
ford. Baxter's or Plslsted'ii. "
.' lmailcy tells me he hasn't been so
busy for years." "Nonsense! That job
he has Is a cinch. lie, never has to
work hard there." “That's Just it. He's
been bred. and he's chasing around af-
ter another Job now."——i’hlladelphla
Press,
Nitrite
hash .. (We
M... can
A Idol
“firms"‘m... ,
TO N M.‘
Mlllion‘n. of dollars have bonny '-ex
pended and the result has been wb‘ndcr-
ful. There is not a. place any where
where one may ilnd so many attraca
lions, attractions which are really mar-
velous. Tuesday the iron steamer
Taurus will take an excursion from
these cities leaving Roton Point at 8
o'clock audvieavlng Coney on the return
trip at 6: 30. The round trip ticket is
titty cents and about slir hours 'wili be
given for pleasure seeking .ln Couey.
Trolleys will meet the beat upon its re
u.rn , ,
PIPE MAKERS OGmANT UNION REC-
NEW 1'0ng July 21. ——-F‘or iiic rec-
ognition of their union. the pipe makers
“employed in factories here have inaug-
urated a series of strikes. The first
one. Just. called. involves only 150 men.
but the leaders declare at unless
their demands are granted, there will
he a general shut down. and the weekly
output oi160,000 pipe will he cut off. At
a meeting of the manufactures. it was
decided to fight the union to a finish.
MR. HARE AcgEgTS APPOINT-
ANN ARBOR. Mich. July‘ 3.1«Char-
lea ll. Hare has accepted the ap oiui-
meut 0‘ government bacteriolo t in
the Philippines at a salary of .51, out).
Some time ago Mr. Hare contracted the
bubonic plague while working In the
laboratory of the university of Michi-
min; ‘ -
Wago'hsGIVN NNFree
For 60 Ozone Soap Trade Marks.
2 Ozone surchriradodloi‘ks. and
2 Ozone Washing Powder Trade Marks
A pas , imp patrol. .AGON.
H, R. BULKLEY'S NOVELTY STORE
52 So. Main 83.. So. Norwatk.
The three kinds of Trade Marks
must be presented for wagon.
All iirst class stores sell the ozone
goods,
Send for 32- page premium book.
him a woman on may f
in feel bound to bum: ” ‘
' iii sauna pins any 950'
'i sfihiwn A‘I',
money spending
“North Pole” Summer net corsets. to close at 25c pitta
B. B. Batiste corsets. three diiierent lengths. 50c quality. ,
for this sale only 30¢ a pair.
Superior quality Batiste corsets. aluminum steel Stat
lace trimmed top and bottom. lll pink. blue and white. at 509
pair.
Habit Hip Sateen corsets. steel boned. good value at 15
sale price 50c pair.
"The Sano" one dollar corset reduced ior this sale to 1
a pair.
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Plenty of bargains in good 5110155 lasso/i my art
EUROS for tie has.“ w’éé'h'e‘r.
Stile Price Stile Price
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Shoes and axioms.
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Hem . q see-m:
Under New Management. ,
SflDlNE DINNERS, OLAMGAKES. ETC., at popullr priest;
Excursions nearly every day.
Dashing, Good Music and Special Attraction. daily,
AhrilngJ Srr'ilth Prep-1
ii SN"
i Dinner
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CONSISTINGN OF H RD. SHELL. LITTLE NIGKz, II. on!
CLAM CHOWDER. ROA TED DIST EAMED aways
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FISH.CUGUMBN R SALAD. FRENCH FRIIDPO‘TAW‘OEG ND!
or LOBSTER o
MELON ANp cog-TEE. (WITH cm
satisfaction
She-“i know you must have made
love before to some other girl. "
lie—“But i had you in mind all the
time. "—Liie.
SOFT SHELL ORA B. WN‘TH LETTUGE
w.alk will leave for New York the mid- Mrs. Captain ii. Hubbard. of Mil '
«lie of next month 0 take a course in ford; Dot. says‘ “muons Bali- slV- JObn w Beat“! BUTTER "SH-
one of the leading ancing academies, ed my boy s life. Be basalt Mt like BLUE FISH-
to perfect herself as a teacher. the one we lost with crou, We gays Weak Fish ;
The‘Trini‘ty Church Men's cm are tum]. toggles“. #3133 {hat-onset , , "W “N7" Wrfis‘h? or.
going to give a moonlight sail, Thurs: 9 B can wigs a n amt-n. ”m. m to . - . i “cc-'— .
day, August 6th. They have the steam’- INS.” For sale by R. H Plalsted. 1". TI! Kind You fim W30 “it... ALWAY “5“” BLACK FISH
er Hampton engaged. also Svece's tun , . Baxter. and The ciinord ml... in use for ovor 30 years, has 0 ' B NiTA MACK
band. The advertising column will give "3’- " M “lawnmower Spoil- TON F R YOUR I109”.- . - ‘ . r -
Weanwwoiiequmodtnstws k -- .;
also .
map oases son an
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you a full list of the places where ticks
etc can be purchased and the starting
and returning time.
A large delegation from the Arlen
Society, in South Nbrwslk. will jour-
ney to Be! rt, 'hy‘toolicyt'on Suii‘
sonnlsu ncplta infancy.
“Wm one ooeiv‘e you' in this. '
sameness-“s .. this
x 1- men 0 I“! en la! 9 i
and Children-— Bl'xperit'lI once againwt st. Experiment.
SHELLING SEASON l8 OVER.
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oyster-man ow Waiting to Auflhln
, ‘ was: T is Year's set Will Be.
The shelling season with the- oyster
growers has ended and o cultivatora
. can «nuance papering ‘yonc
room I it. at you short notice.
Oomoiaandlookomthepapsr
designs~we'1is~e;-wwd~aso~eoum
dint Gist they tar surpass“:
large properties at much higher
day. to take in the must-state meithe river waltin as. N ’N °.".-N
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fangsialgflgogwcfi Th: fins ems N "bib?” I twin!“ 9%th a What “ N ST 0““ t: “N
piano for the oceaslonqidwere formillbt— or weeks 23mm the oysmringgwers N Th. N L“ "N."
a varnish and stain combination
3"» uls nowhere also in tho
illiunko investigations no uncertain
i there has been aaysiiitiioatws of h
‘ set. Last year the set was maid
, 33;. oyster growers suffered a. heavy
s. s ransom
\Ag? in.“ Smoked Hams, ~15c lb.
New “3:: SKINNY Cheapest Beef, 10c lb.
- isn‘t}. ctsanmca cats or g ‘ to" i“: 8““: We'll» up
‘ : . Plate and Nable Corned Beef. .
Tfltfimid ‘‘‘‘ ‘9." at» "' “£113”
_ title not.
80c and 35c to: that iii: first W
5c qt.
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