liidllas for "marrow.
147. sets 1:11.
In" E: 58 P. m.
T , ' that. nurses:
M
011111., Ntlrvvatk,
m I MIMI.
Willi:
II'IyI is going the rounds
lag of the Japanese.
(commie. have sear
Lover the islands of
of. tils Rising Sun to write
' no other country on the
wmf the insurance ao-i
.‘ in one month 810.-
‘lm insurance has been plac-
nook company. Every
II o dwarf of a .lap wants to
‘ .ag'ent has Just discovered
icai examinations he has
' duped one healthy Jap
its last for many hundreds
Ilow, countrymen. As all
alike, the doctors did not
Mild until about $5,000,000
1bad.,been written.
some very sensible lie-1
. «a negro Methodist confer
outsell Georgia. the other
me... e commend
‘ than." its loan l'becatifie he
«to let negroes drink at his
sat In his' cafes and sleep In
for the following reasons:
limp to build his own re
bitmhusiness and turns
day to negro vaults and
1 it gives his boy and
and establishes unruly 111-
W -——o-r
”litmus TOPICS.
Hartford Couraut. )l
ltbsn‘ peppers form a decora-
is for a vegetable salad.
" it to the flavor.
, simple or elaborbis lit
' - 1 1 :1 of the retry sum
girls. are weav ng with the
beads;
lasts passed several times
a fool chopper are a delicious
to a sandwich whether mixed
. his. lettuce or olives. '
irtslalst that is to be made of
bony? v eii,tinga the handsome
1 sad basket weaves, will be cut
ill: after ens lIie severe tailor
ho raise even a few nastur-
k“ yard have the pret-
. ion‘ for aIpOtsto
bright blossoms and pe
leaves.
cooked Misappies. we are
icinal qualities of great
use who suffer livcr affec-
n its fresh state.
vsitdvance. except
ment of the na-
Wes; and they can only be im-
through the lnstrumentality of
They-amust know how. to
1ea' comfortable. and before
. 1 know. they must be taught. 'f—
1 Smiles.
,- urge black hat never looks any
than with the all white costume.
resent season has brought out
ones. 1 The single
a has
1 it will ue.scd this fall on the
_e inaline-covered hate all of
list transforms a very plain
to a thing of beauty. It is
in design. except that i'
oldie odds in front while the
iogtea for sleeves.
o o te lace falling off at
it on‘ to. the sleeve where it
a. “Scientific American"
usbwife who is re
corner. ,
1 ‘ INTED
«$00.35 NECTICUT.
1 1 l
' new: 1"?“ by a... limb
is a favorite decora- .
11g schemes for listening
a new porch furniture. rugs
ions that are waterproof and
" out in their usual places.
worst of storms without the
, This hin”). convenience an-
a 0the numerous Disc-i.
The other-sues betwesu the weather
of' Wednesday and that of Thursday
lay in’ the fact that Thursday was
warmer than Wednesday and possibly
produe rainfall. in addi-
tion to a'hono for a good
part c ventured to
any that the day on comfortable from
any point of view. as the asasrtor would
have been liable to assault and person
at injury. The thermal' record showed
that there was a solid foundation for
“complaint iior starting out at 7 a. m.
'av’lth acceding of 75. the thermometer
marked 82 at 10 85 at noon 88 at 3 p.
m. and 74 at 7 p. m. Now a temperae
ture ‘of fill-degrees with a good brceso
is Hy no'm‘e‘ans unendurabie but when
«inflame-record Ia made w th the air
saturated with moisture it becomes a
question as to whether life is worth
{ha-Jiying.
There was no wind worth speaking
of yesterday (save one hard blow) the
sun beating down on broiling humanity
until i o 'ciock when there began bobs
signs of the daily thunder shower his
was endured shortly after 5 o'clock
and while it was somewhat lacking in
thunder and lightning. the rain was
siuided down in torrents for half an
hour. Rain fell at intervals until 7
o'clock, while there was every sign of
rain throughout the night. White to-
day it is cool it would be a bold man
who would make an assertion to the
effect that it would remain clear in
view of the- record already made this
month. When the returns are in to-
night it will probably be found that
the rainfall for the fnonth of July has
Iat least been up to the normal.
an":
MIL'FORD WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY
statics for United states alnnal Ber
' vice Experiments.
MILFORD. July Bl—A farmer near
here discovered a tail pole on his land
yesterday. and made inquiries to tlnd
out how it came there. He learned. it
is said that it was placed by United
States Signal Service oflicers. as part
of an experimental wireless telegrapby
station. it was further learned that
these. oillcers are making tests with
Fort Fisher L. i.
The object of the tests, as far as
known, is to ascertain if wireless
communication can be obtain for a
distsnce of HO miles on lan. The
(racers move ten miles a day farther
in that obie‘ehive station at ] rt
(shot until the required diatom is
thanked. if successful. it is believed
the government will establish a wire.
less system between United States
forts in Alaska and the forliilcationsi
in that territory are situated ”0 miles
apart , . .
CANADIANS ARE ENCOURAGED.
Over the Result of Yesterday's Victory
Over Amariasn challenger.
DORVAL. Que; duly 31-11 littecn
mile breeze diieI meat was. kicking up
willie cannon iak t.. lrpuls today
when the AmCMii longer Kclutoo
and Thorella the Canadian defender of
mi Seawanhnka wee wtowcd out to tho
rttng line Mal ' second race of
‘ho series. Thorella‘s victory in yea-
te‘rdays (race under. similar weather
conditions encouraged the Canadians
in the beliedthat todIIay' a race would be
won. by Tli‘brella. _ The ‘1Alliel‘im7i
crew was hopeful." ‘
There was no change in either of
crows biit Koltltoo carried Vampire's
rudder in place of her own which split
in yesterday‘s contest and threw the
American *boat out of the race. ‘ The
course selected. for.today's race was
straightaway to windward and return;
two miles to each log, to bc sailed in i
11: three times, making twelve miles
FUNERALS OF THE” WGNMG. «
til Wigglnaviiie Powder Explosion se
1 ing Held This Afternoori.
«LGWELL Mass. July at .L—N‘o furth-
r deaths among those who .were i ur-
nl in Wiggiuavllle powder maga inc
‘xplosion on Wednesday had occurred
'lp to 10:30 o‘clock this forcnoon. and
he belief was more general that the,
death list would not exceed 20 al- |
liough the hospital officials admit that,
two of the victims in their care may1
tot recover.
The three companies of militia were i
itiil on ditty today on the site of the.
atastrope and a dcsul cry search was ‘
'zopt up today among the ruins.
rdops will be obliged to remain Ar-
'ar-tzementa have been made to hold
‘iirthet‘ funerals of victims today. By
Sunday it is expected the last of the
mmains recovered will barb been cal;-
ed for. The subscription list for the
iestitute is steadily growing.
t Mg".
aswsmo client: cousrlruriou
ATHENS, July hlé—The recently
started movement for the revision of
t Greek Constitution h s‘oun
y adherents of all classes.
societies have been formed with 1he
sweet of pressing King George to sum‘
men the constituent assembly for that
, surprise and the revisionist societies
have sent a manifesto to the electors
throughout the country, in the form of
a petition to the king This document.
which is being extensively signed.
gives a sombre picture of the internal
conditions -of Greece characterizes the
political parties as iniquitous. urges
a number of necessary refoi-ma and de
clares that; a revision of the Consti-
tution is indispensable to the well‘he-
ing of the oounrty "
GOVERNOR WOODRUFI’ NOW. _
During the brief vislb of Governor
Chamberlain to Providence it. i.. Sena-
'. tor K8 8..Woodrutl of New Haven. tam
borary president of the Senate. has,
been acting governor of Connecticut.
”colonial Governor ihib‘orta being out
of the state. Senator Wendi-ail. who
who st his summer home in Guiiford
night. said that the added m
sraa not weighing on hits. Gav-
, Chamberlain is «pasted to re-
thiaweek_ A ,' .. a.
EAST 31st STREET.
July 18. 25, A
512. 50. 6 it‘s
11119.3 10.1
it is ‘
thought that. today will he the last the i
(\(lF-‘wIllr
STEIMER
HAMPTON
sou'rli seawarlt. "has a. u;
Laavsa Nis
BEEKMAN eraser "(2:10 a. u.=
(Saturday 1: 15 p. m.)
2. 45 P. M. 1
(saturday 1: 45 p. m.)
Stopping at listen Point going but
oil Monday mornings and on raturIn
trip natal-day evenings.
“the steamer Hampton arrives at
South Norwalk, at ht” p. in, The all-
lssna of Norwalk slid surrounding
gowns should liberally patronlzs tlils
0
ball
sha
its
as the Norvlalk Btsamlwat COM‘
have been ata iarns expense to
r and maintain a first-class
mar on the route.
FARE
8111b illcls Excursion 75115
_.p—.HI
PROPELLER
City of Nor-walk
(FREIGHT ONLY)
4 1
Leaves New fork Monday Wednesday
and Friday at ii: 00 p.1n,
Leaves Norwaik. 'i‘uesday Thursday
and Saturday at b: 00 p.111.
Freight resolved front 7 a. m. to 5 p. m
W
[lid llasrsstita rim canny
Passaglty Conducts! fouls.
siock island,- a days' 1111;, sass.
n .'A‘s'dzaa'ys' Trips
'3“ f
.1:..»«
Santana 091'
July 20, 27.
Cottage City. 25 days’ Trips. 017.00.
July 20, Auo.8
Willis Mounislna, 5 day Trips, 023.
July 27, Aug. 10, 24.
Ausable Charm, 0 days' Trip. 025.
in“ 20. 27, Aug.3,10. 17.24.31.
A lagara Falls. 4 day Trip, $10.00
up.
Thousand islands, II dayl' Trip, 021.
Aug. 10.
Catskill Mountains. ii days' Trips.
$14.50 from New Haven. Jilly 21. Aug.
11, 25.
lioyIalI Tour, 12 days' Trip. [7300.
Aug.1
Nov‘: Scotla, to days' Trio. 050.00.
Aug. 15.
Mbntraat, Quebec and tits Baguenay
River. It days‘ Trip, Aug. 0. 070.00.
For the N. E. Tourist.n describing all
Tours. call on
0. w. MARINE-Adorn.
Steamer . .
Huntington
WEEKLY TRIPS TO Lobe ISLAND.
, Round Trip, 50 Cents.
Leaves steamboat dock every Friday
at it o’clock a. m. for huntingtou. stop
plug at Locust Grove. Passengers are
allowed 3% hours at Huntington and
l") hours at Locum Grove. The return
is eifectcd at 4:30 o'clock. The steam
or again leaves for Huntington at 1.
o'clock,
(lAP‘i‘. i. B. YfiUNtll-t
The tramp must belong to the upper
‘crilst—at least, he is always on the
leaf.
' 128 at
or II.“
Days of Peril.
ROCKLAND. his. July 81~News
' was brought here yesterday by the
steamer Vinall Haven, that after bolus
iidrtit in a do" fcny- eight hor rs and
ICE
blown seventy- divs miles out
duriaga
‘5...
Server AsseSsmeni Notice.
iiaih aialoussni f (listless
miles east of Bailout Desert girl.
1
FIRE IN JERSEY CITY.
Iliii co. Loss lltltl. 000.
:n
The following is a list of the Persons assessed bent-tits by the Council of
the City of South Norwnlk with the amount of their icupeciive assessments.
for the building and construction of a iiowcl in and through Prospect street
in said city, know as the "Profillect Street Sewer":
Dud' ey E. Hoyt ............................................ . ...... 533 25
10. 06
7.31
16.69
18.31
49.79
8.06
itnyai G. and Malgaiui (‘1. Millard
Charles and Gertiude M Anderson
Cornelia ll. Hoyt ...............
Heirs of L, H. Moore ............
George C. Lockwood ............
Julia V. Lester .............
The B. D. Pierce Jr Company
Ssr ah J. Colegrove .............
Heirs of L. H, Moore . . .....
South Norwalk. Jul) 27 1903.
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3 ‘ 8200.39
JOSEPH it. TAYLOR.
City Clerk.
Sewer Assessment Notice.
The following is a list of thc persons assessed benefits by the Council
of the City of Booth Nbrualk. with the amount of their respective assess-
ments for the building and construction of a sewer in and through Reed
street in said city: know as the "Reed street Sewer Extension":
Willi-iii H McMahon ............
Bertha .7. Ella ....... . ..........
William'H. McMahon ....... . . . ..
George H Bobbins ......... .
South Norwalk. July 27
128 3!
. 1001i.
1'.
Fancy Potatoes, per pk. 25 cents.
Again we call your attention to the fail that we are the ones and only
ones to brininthe price of i'otatoos down and compel our competitors to
Sugar Cured Shoulders.
Sometimes advertised and sold for hams.
average 5 and 6 the Just fresh from the smoke house Every prudent house-I
.................................
15.
. .............................. sea
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i 857.
JOSEPH R. TAT LOR.
.keep in the limit, although they are not yet able to go as low as we have.
9 120 lb.
They run small and lean.
keeper should take adtantiige of this of or.
m..—
Malta Vita,
Force,
lieady Bits. f
it,
Power,
c-rr
lic Quart iar Jelly 10c
iii-‘i‘llmideii Wheat, 10c
tic: (‘ atsup, , I 50 hot.
14c Ii.arge bottles ()lives.10c
io’cf Pickles (Williams Bros ) .ioc
Phone ISIS—5.
i.
JO
;72 N. Matti Street.
cause -.a
Seymour
Good Things to Eat.
\
one. Squash. etc.
1
ways find them fresh and crisp.
:3 ELO FF’S
South Norwalk.
250 pk. Native
Don't forget Foxy Grandp a. Call any time, at
C. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer,
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST” ‘
\
Just arrived in town—FOXY GRANDPA—lisinty for the Lu 1ch Basket. 5c. pkg. Try one.
FOR SATRDAY‘S TRAD E-—Choiee Bananas. Pineapples. Blackberries, Plums, Peaches,
Rockyiord Muskmelons. cucumb era, Lettuce, Tomatoes. lluclsleberl ies, Sweet Potatoes. Water Mel-
1
Fresh country Eggs. 28c. don; Coffees, as. :5, 28. 3o. 33. 35 and 381:. 1b.. ' Elegant Sweet
Butter; Famous Boss Milk Lunch Crackers, 3 lbs. for a5c.; Knapp' 5 Root Beer Extract, 13C- bottle.
2 for use; Fancy New Mackerel. 16:. 1b.; extra choice High Grade Teas. sec. and 60c. lb.
Our assortment of Crackers takes in nearly all the varieties that are made and you will al-
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
I otatoes 251: pk
RIM! NINVO POI-tum tarps. so unit, manly. flaias‘d at Greens Farms. They are certainly fins stock. We have
plenty of them to dlsposs of at thumb ova prion. so. earns any Iums anti your order will be filled. Don‘t forget that
dersthw :OIlliK .lulky ill—Fire last night
roye e war a of the Phlll Car-
.‘.|. last Mondsi'. Mrs Car- ieiy Fire Proofing Company to funny
ter of Monroe island ioimerly Miss City. and the cooperage of the Jarvis
Clara palm g: Bangor, WT: plated up tobacco inspection depot in which were
“,0an .y . ernoon )y e ouies stoleii 200 liogsheads of Kent t
,ter fishing schooner Him-l Uiicta III-'(Wii ucky o.
;.
.811.“
15.“
City Clerk.
.1 1 . g 1
Mains Woman Isscusii After Two woman was half dead from airbus-5:11
, and the effects of large quantities of
salt water taken to quench her thirst
M
M
90
we also hair, the finest and sweetest Butter in the Town. Try a pound and be convinced.
23c ib Finest
lb.
Isles raises coir? mes House. "
elite-same.
- 1 main-Viva.
Fillies
'. . " OI‘
‘ ‘Ifi canals or fittest,
" «a Pacu’ila:
@WI'
IIIavsnvruluo {£ka :riia "emf;
a
last Milli Crackers, Ila. Ia
Pull Guam Chases. ib.. \ 1“
Large but, xx or P in Pickles, no}:
ly Fresh Eggs. detail. 2!:
ins Label Bataan. hams. - ale
Asms last, to slam jars. ass
s is. can cable‘s a‘aI rim m
Solar can gsMouilab
Sounds
Each department puts forth 1M-
PORTANT BARGAINS for two clans
selling. Closing out small lois at HALF
PRICE_in mauu instances. We ate mak-
iilil evelu effort to induce 11011 to ban
here. The prices are lower than ever
before. considering the qualiiu. The
goods are firsts in even) case. no will
end seconds. all the choice selections of
this season. Eveill item in the follow-
ing list is a great bargain.
Wash Dre‘ssGoods.
Figured and Fancy Striped
Readil'to-Weai
00045 Department
Lawn, regular price 19c. at 10c
30 inch 'Sllk Ginghams. in
short lengths. value 401:. at we
Bathing Suits .1..... x11 .... mm.
For indies Misses and Children. 53$“; ”3“” price. 15° ““8,“
at Hi all regular prices. this week.
Light Colored Lawn and Per- “113:1; I lawns. regular price 7
cale Wrappers and two-piece “ ‘1 1 c
House Dressea,reguiar‘pric- 305‘ Mimi! Checks. regular
ea 81. 81.26 and 51.60. at 95c mite 7c. at 6‘)“
Ladies‘ White Lawn Shirt Seersiiiker Wash Skirts value
Waists, long and short sleev- 50c, at 39c
03. Wilma“ prices "-25 [0 Batcs' Si crsucker Wash Skirts
' 3L 50. 3‘30 light C010? Per- with ilirce Iruifies. Value 81
calc and dark color Polka and 81. u.- 79c
Dot Waists that were 81.25.
and plain black Lawn
Waists, regular prices 81.25 .
and $1.5 any of these D -_
stvles this week, She OmeSthS.
1'13ng ngflmfisgai‘lnnfik 8,33: Turkish Towels. good site. va-
ortng regular price 51. at 69c ““3 10c, at , 1, 7?,
Ladies Wash Silk Walsts Huck Towels. large size,‘22 as
plain white or black regular 45. value "50. at 16c
prices 32. 98. $3. 25 and Smyrna Rugs. 30 x 60, all wool.
$3.50, at $2.50 value $2.00, at , 81.49
Ladics‘ Fine, Nainsook Night 24 inch Glass Towcllng. regu-
Rohcs, clbow sleeves. round lar value 17c, at 12%,:
yoke of how knot lace, baby I .
ribbon and insertion. regu- 5 94221311131191 Sheeting worth file
I 1.2 at 9 c "
I" ill” 00 8 5' All Linen Tray Cloths, value
12%0, at 90 each
'NOilOllS and Ribbons ”—1——
Warren's Featherbone Stock ' h G
Foundations. not covered, Kltc en OOdS
black or white straight or D n t
pointed. their well known
10c collar, saIIEI pricefi t 5c epa men '
White Porce n 11 tons. I
three dozen on card. value Mama?" Jars,. 9,13? eDi-rdoz
3c dozen; sale price. 2 cards, 5c q . P ~
Torchcn Laces and insertions. Jelly Tumblers, one-third pint,
values from be to 7c; sale 15c doz.
price to yd. 8 qt. Covered Pails. regular
The “Macey” Hook and Eye. price 23c. at me
made with a spring. will One Burner Oil Stove. regular
neIier rust value So; sgle a if price 490. at 39c
r ce. ‘ c c r i
“Magic Clasp Hose Support- N13313:; g? -a:(e"'°8' 765“" 19c
ers best quality‘ webbing. , ' -
pink or light blue, value 350: knife Boxes. regular price. 25c,
sale price, 15c pr. at 15c
No. 40 Satin Taileta Ribbon. Sterling Coffee Mills. regular
black white pink or light price 50c. at 39c
blue regular price 19c yd.;
sale price, I
_——-v.
Gloves
Handkeiilhiefs and
1 .Toilet Goods.
Women’s 2 clasp Silk Gloves.
, black or white value 50c. at 25c
Women’s Lace Lisle Gloves
blackoflrh‘tle value We at 350
Children’s White Hematitctied
Decorated Tea Cups and
Saucers. regular price 10c. at 8c
Decorated .Dinner Plates, regu-
, lar price 10c. at 7c
Elite Enamel Ware warranted
for four years. ten. per cent. off
all prices.
12!!
‘\
Hosierii and
Underwear.
' Men's Fine Cotton Seamless
Black Hose, “Tuifenuf.” Iva-
Handkerchiefs. at. list: he 15c.10c
c‘flgfigmhw m.“ 3., Ladies Fast Black Seamless
Women's Bwtas' Embroidered Hose, value 10c. I 7c
Handkerchiefs. value 1255 Ladtes'Black Seamless Gauze
“2 and the at 8:: Lisle Hose. value 15c. 81“
» Item's Violet Tatum. Pov- ' Misses "Lisle Thread.» drop
der15° stitch Hose. regular price,
BoothdIllI McGuth’s IVIoiet 8 1255c, 8c
Pow or c .
m... 11» .... mamas-11mm
RogerhGallett'a Violet Soap, 10c (sisal only) 15c: 'a'ality . lilo
wwm'm'“ 3°” ' ’° mic-1 Black. CotToa nmp' a
Rulblfflo’fgtlfluflcmredl by ’ Stitch “on, H on Mr
Toilet Roar, 600 sheet paek- °i" "3“)” PH“ 3P9 all
”1'““°‘°~17.'a?°" So are N 11 m m
m ins 12 c at be el' it so seve-
wanton» ' n V‘ '; less Lace Trimmed and v
i Nook Short Sleeve Vests.
"1 value 15c,10c
Minnie“, .,. . ladlea' Unbleached Lisle
V] II Md“ to Thread v.33. high debt.
0 I" m I MOI.”
. our satire lino «W' tar price We.- sat:
riao'i‘rlnuned Bsnuyoofi . I it .II, 1:,” u, mi he:
take: ‘ host an . use
I!“ H“ TI WI departmsné; ’50 , only, main 3‘. mnl 150 .
mama» tIiIaaoi-iptlouat um-Mymud rtsand .
m . . Drawers. lieu quality. \ sac
”ELEM“. fI-Isn'sBltsoIBal
sad Drifters.
Norwalk Chronicler