E. K. BANKS,
4 l 47 WEST WASHINGTON 912,
Mohackhmo Hotels-lock,
Nt'litas.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity:
night and Saturday.
The disturbance which was in the
is e region yesterday morning id now
passing out the St. Lawrence valley
ad is central near Quebec. it has
p oduced cloudy 'weather with" show-
era in the eastern portion of the lake
region and along the North Atlantic
coast during the past twenty‘ifour
hours. it is followed by an area of
hl'gh pressure and pleasant weather
The rainfall at New Haven during the
past tWenty- -four hour was 1.91 inches
Conditions favor for this vicinity, fair
weather tonight and Saturday, and
probably Sunday.
0
Fair to:
Miss Grace Seymour is visiting in
(loshen, Mass.
Irving Wilmott is spending a week
at Belle island
W. S. Sturtelant is spending the day
in Huntington, L. I.
John Hunlon. of New Haven was a
visitor in town today.
Assistant Postmaster Prescott
away on his vacation.
Wallace Vollmer has returned front
a visit to. Newark. N. J.
~Sllk Crash Caps. O'Brien.
Mrs Emery H. Barton, of Cincinnati
0., is visiting at the home of J. lrvlng
Dibble.
Mrs. Margaret Vosburgh and Miss K.
Germond Vosburg are spending today
in New York.
Miss Sadie Manlon, of Washingtorl
street, is spending a week with her sis-
ter in Danbury.
R. Herschfield & Com any are hav-
ing a new telephone ins alled in their
coal office Concord street.
Jack Cockerham. of South Norwalk,
was the guest. of Wilmot and llowal‘ti
Hibbard, of Ridgefleld last week
Mrs, Hoyle Merrill, of Huntington
L.l .is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wll
lls R. Austin of Woadward avenue
A. J. Collins and David W.1tlaynlond
hare received the licenses as embalm-
ers, which are necessary under the new
state law.
Miss Helena Rose Gehebe, of France
street accompanied' by Miss Eva La-
tourneau, of Roxbury. Conn, are in
New York today.
Henry Shields, having enjoyed a
week's vacation seeing the sights of
Philadelphia has returned to his du-
tied in R. H. Plaisted's drug store.
Miss Mildred Merrill Who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Willis R.
Austin, Woodward avenue returned to
her' home in Huntington, 1. 1., today.
-Fancy Braid Straws. O’Brien.
The New York Grocery ad. is full of
palate pleasing provisions, pleasingly
pt iced They have the best of butter
at the lowest possible price. Read the
ad,‘
Alfred Goldscbmidt left yesterday for
a vacation trip. He will visit Call-
f'ornla, stopping in Yellowstone aPrk
and other places of interest in the
.thst.
Miss Sadie Brown who has for some
time been the cashier at the store of
W. 8. Sturtevnnt. will leave there soon
to ‘occept another position in a local
store.
Startevant is making special reduc
tlons in staple summer if you
do not need them now it will pay to buy
thorn and store them for future use.
Read his ad. for priceb and further
particulars ,
South Norwalk passengers on a trot-g
ley car passing through Westport yes
terday witnessed the death of a ,vlll
uahle do‘g owned by one' of the merrily
ants there. The dog was run over y
the, trolley car. . ,
M. E. Hart-lgan.tuf the Washington
street bridge, has leased the adjoining
sto§a to his saloon, where he will agen
ill
stanront and lunch room.
pls e is being overhauled now and is
going to receive a good coat of paint.
The place will be ready for business
August 15.
Word has been received from the
aufillla'ry catboat "DiilI. " the party coili-
pr ing Victor W. Ferris, I". 0. Han-
and Fred Bo'garttt'ni are at Sterling.b
safe and sound. They had no
ble during the item. The louvre
tnington this morning for B
Std. Captain
re embel'od tph
tort
hflnnford, wishes to
, I- ’,
Mday
I
S. F‘lsherLDM
“f it 6:6. mortars ,.
‘Hull‘rl '. U ' ‘b .
.tnsummunmuamw.-- .. . »-
hPeter McIntyre llI critically ill at his
at” sir-rm Hat never
in In Word t
glmilk. in vtlllills’llnflimus
anaan.
lllllle 443118.19 Glob will JIM
the "1.93mi. Red Stars Saturday on
the Rowavton diamond.
The Y. M. C. A. b ”wail team will
play the Georgetown team, on the lot-
ter's groundo, tomorr
A dog owned by Jo" n McMahon, of
Norwalk was killed by a trolley car in
West avenue, Wednesday afternoon"
her!“ Me is Hawkins, of
serial
rethra frog Forwaih,
“was wthegileltw of i sAnIlQ llalvaburot. _
nryW .dregory who is lll
of typhoid at her home in West ave-
nus, is reported as resting comfortably
this morning.
The catboat Grace did not go ashore
during the storm at Hickory Bluff. this
week. but merely dragged her anchor
some distance.
Miss Grace Coburn will leave on
Thur“?! next for Reading, Pa. and
Colum ba Pa, where she will spear a
couple of months.
~—_Wids Brim Shows. 0' Brian.
Harry Paxton, of Prospect avenue.
{1118 taken hishold pgsitlon in the drill-
n an mael e e arment of c
Ngrwallltlpc o‘mp 015.1? N ‘P
Frank N. Ferrish is making extensive
impgovementa tab a residence at lilltl
A new' pl as is being placed
on the front and the building is being
repainted. '
Mrs. Harriet Hoyt Barnes and son
Arthur, Jr.. who are spending the sum-
mer at Wood out each, are guests of
Mr and Mrs. ante W. Hoyt, of South
Main street
Major and Mrs. Eben Hill. Jr., au-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Reed (1.
Havilund left this morning in Major
lllll’ s Winton touring car for the state
military camp at Nlantlc, ,
Two candidates wore voted into
membership of the Norwalk Club at
last evening‘s meeting of the club
council. The new members are Louis
Verlin and Sidney Bourne‘ ‘
The yacht Juanita, owned by W. B.
Shelton of Not-walk. lost her rudder
during the storm, last Tuesday night
A party living on Belle Island found
two rudders on the shere. and one of
them may belong to the Juanita. ‘ ’ ’
James E. Hubbell, E. Corrine and
Hugh Plynn left Norwalk for Coney is-
land this morning, where they will
spend the day. Mr. Flynn was former-
:y em‘ployetli a]: the 201% Norwflslk, but
Is no acer att e alder Adora
Hotel New ‘York.’I t i
-—No such thing as “su mer com-
plaint, " where Dr. Fowler’s vtrsct of
lWild Strawgerry is kept handy. Na-
ure's route y or v r it: s can of
the how ".1 l 9 e .y cos B
The Freeman Art Prints will play a
return game with the Monarchs of
Bathel, tomorrow afternoon, on May~
flower Oval. The Bethel team defeat-
ed the Art Prints that week, and the
printers will' try hard to redeem the
selves. a very interesting game is
expected.
The registrars of the First voting
.Dlnrict are in session today at the
office of the Norwalk Coal Company,
co nor of Will] and Water a r eta, N .
walk, trelj neon until 9p Hg, for tore
purpose
f registering0 the political
preference of voters in rder that they
play take part in caucuses and primar—
es
Vice- President Lawlor, o t e d
Hatters of North Amerita {a Brefigggg
for his trip to London where he will at‘
tend e convention of the' interlin-
tlohal Trades' Unions, as one of threé
delegates from America. He will start
a week from next Monday During his
absence Mr. Lawlor will visit Brussels
and other places on the continent. " '
There will be races at the Norwalk
Yacht Club, tomorrow, for knock-
about and sloop classes. in the for-
mer will be the Pampe‘ro owned by
Balley Brothers and the Dacoit. ov‘tned‘
by Mossman‘ “Brothers in the‘ late
win he th‘e‘ penance, owned by
Commodore C. 1!. eel'e'r. and the
lobis, owned by Commodore‘ Jamel;
Farrell. _
-.—-Fancy Color Derbyl. O'Brien.
Postmaster W. H. Marigold, of
Bridgeport. returned Wednesday nightp
from Boston where he has been stv
1311““: the national coriv tlon 'of
masters tie spicyédth meeting
vegv much but was obliged to"i'-8tlml
be re the convention ended on account
of: 1111s dutigs “111mm“ agar-ta [33
er; ‘1 prep fig 111
in” NianticefoN' tlifig’ébzml’o’o b39331“-
l l
Guests at the Hotel Clifford,”i yes 1'-
were: F H. Buifum‘, Providenltia‘:
G J. Woolston, kly aniel
N nan, New Realist! eight. P LFergu-
Harry Jones. R Benne
wine. .1 JWI'ht-s
e rk"$
Ears: snag“ 21‘th Fir:
th Nofwil
“.3? “£8? Ne” Tog
S w, LFairfleld: Georgeu Atkips,
AQN.
s'm
.. ' “$1.1
a: t T‘: 9";‘0
‘ ‘ Allan’s annealing oALo 0F
M. venti
More closes daily except Saturday
It 6 o'cloak,
FOR GOING AWAY.
Trunks that have no fear of the bag~ ‘
g e-.man
”it:
they appear to have.
Trunks.
Canvas-covered trunks.
slats wrapped with iron, steel top
clamps and center bonds. rlve‘ted trim.
mings, braoslock. Ill
0
Steamer trunks with iron bottom
hardwood ‘
Leather bound steamer trunks with i
and covered with canvas
slots and brass lock. 82. 60.
hardwood sluts. brass lock.
baaVy leather straps. Ill
Suit-cans.
Cowhide suit-cases, steel frame. lln.
ed with lrish linen listen with straps
reinforced corners, swing handle rus-
set or old oak color. 85.
Strong wood~frame quse, dovetailed
at corners, covered with linen water
proof Has solid leather corners and
[linger handle. 2,0. 22 and 24-inch-
extra
Small steel-frame cases. cowhide
with ltne'n lining, four inches deep, sol-
fd brass loclt, russet color:
flinch—83.60
“Ninth—91.00
lB-inch—ubo
flinch—81.60
Twofold bellows cases of best cow-
hide, lined with linen and built wl h a
special eye to strength—24 inch, 812,
San o.
Enamel cloth embossed to look like
alligator, leather handle club shops.
cloth lining—46¢ and up according to
s to
Selected split leather seal grain tin-
lsb. club shape, cloth lining, leather
handle—32 and more according to size.
Oxford bags of se ectetl split leather.
extra-deep cut—82. 5 and more.
Fine deep-cat bags with leather lln
lug—47 and 88.
Club bags of leather in imitation of
alligator 14 to 18- inch-41. 26
Black club bags, selected leather, lin-
ed with leather, brass trimmings—~93
and more
The traveler will find, this a ready
store.
’ Third tloor.
ran uowuno
pal: opens co.
.demtt~¢m«
DIVORCE i8 GRANTED.
III-M
Herbert Barnum Scotty’s Wife Gets
interlocutory Decree.
Mrs. MI is Mitchell Seeley was yes-
terday granted an l$orlo Rputory decree
one...
of divorce in New rk from Herbert
Barnum Seeley, gr dson of the late
P. T Barnum], on th report of Warren
S BIN}, the lawyer who was appoint-
ed by notice Trust: as referee to take
testimony iii the case. The applica-
tion o'ntlrm' his report was made
td Jusl ce Freedman in the supreme
caurt, who signed the order glvin‘g' Mrs.
S'eeley an interlocutory decree. Mrs
Segtlfiy cannot have her decree mode
abs ute until three months have elaps-
ed The details of the suit were kept
'licret.
Mr. and Mrs. Seeley were married on
January 1, 1900. Mr. Seeley inherited a
fortune from P. T. Barnum, which it is
said he succeeded in spending in a few
years,
p‘.Mr Seeley obtained considerable
minence as host of the celebrated
ley dinner which was raided by, ex-
1’olice Captain Chapman. Mr. and
Mrs. Seeley were present during the
hearing before the referee and MI-
Seeley denied his wife a accusations
ABSTAIMIRB' CONVENTION.
n—fi-n
stats Union to Hold its Annual lush
Ing l'n' Nemlk, Sept. 1 and Q.
The Ctthoflc Total Abstinence plop
octlcut yl‘bblgo its con-
thia" yéZr rwa on Sep
tember 7 and '5’8
Previous‘ to the opening or the con-
ventlon on the morning of the 7th. the
dilegates'will assemble In St. Mary’s
;_Church. were a :0th high III will
fillhg, with the, Rev. Peter
eut" the stile onion.
celahrintiwl‘ é"dileght‘eh ll: be
f refill? welcomed by the Risk.
‘Donnell, while it is}- :xpected that’
the commie mile] ”will be
“bed by the v. Walter J. Shun
y, president at "that national union .
0n ill to
of
solemn
twilltm DB Mutated
mgmherflgh Wot the state
the 1th emu
hwood'l “Hill.
loop in the hem-
'- ‘1
event!
ily wit 1: held
whi
rules
laugh 1 case on:
_lon of 991m tot
89: wt
capability
‘e‘LtsL‘ ‘ use; ‘ .
tire noted; r'ao-
main, ego Wins .
P lpoLol
l$1ttleu Early Rm ‘ . ,
. ab
its). at. an: -“ no.
shuns-es that hold a lot of stuff and ‘
ell .
gd with a capacity greater than ,
hardwood :
:Tlla mn- .
s at .
ft
bri'tN(l.l"l'v.
.. w;
ll‘l SKIN
4
a:
talcum mom
and lotions
. , art
e thirteen cou-
Folsom Prison,
vls. colored, one of
vista who escaped fro
is in tail here with ullet wounds in
both of his legs as was captured
last night when the train came in from
Newcastle Sheriff Keena had receiv-
ed word the he was aboard and when
the tr'aln s pped Keeps and Deputy
Sherlfl Coan were at the depot. The
negro was called upon to surrender
He i mediatqu opt-nod lire but Keena
and 301191: were the first to score. ’
'"1‘9""*‘.
Oil—Molten
[nest
Douglas, Later it (to,
“MERE. 000K235. FI‘CAL AGENTS.
Me abs-nil Y Con' oi‘tod Stockhrhangc
CS Broadway d. 17 Novv 5t,
- NE. W YORK.
mole-I'd 1th 12- M tutu. all and Smut-r
Slum. Luna ‘1‘" t slated, 'eur Specialty.
“I‘ll! tum booklet “AdirlutI Crunches.“
giving our suns-uni inf
tll- largo interest- A rents o egit
smelter taunt.
that Mining, ()il
91th a
mun il-
lfrltm’llow England Branch. '
I. IALDVIIH HAINITT. lumen
wraccusavns:
IUITC 00, Oi A 09 HILL? ILOOK.
meteoric) colts.
Denney 8. Hull, Speclll Representative,
Robot '1,“ 'Lauoor Wilding,
89‘th "QM'K Conn.
.-..__. MW.
Norwalk my... " Association.
alps roll ,coAI.
Bids for supplylngt e Norwuik llos~
pltul with coal, from August lat 1903,
to May lat,190«i will be l't‘lt‘l\('d by
Robert Van Baron Vh-c- President Nor-
ualk Conn" until Monday, August 17.
1903, The approximate quantity will
be two hundred tons.
Bids will he received for Big Vein
lsebigh. Egg andurokt-u Coal, George's
Creek and Clearfleld Bituminous Coal.
deliveries to be made as required dur-
ing the term. Bidders will please state
the particular kind of coal they pro-
pose to furnish
J. 0 “RFC Y.
'l‘llOS. 1. RA MOND.
W. F. B18110
l‘ xec. live
at 1w mmlltee.
Sale qf .
Shirts
Lines." 5' -“ "- "790.
Silk;‘ $650
Venetian Dress Skirts
$5. “an _
Only fortHla week
No. mast. ,
.BfllillS Illiilllifill FREE
greet-soon.
1 loaprfio
“Marks. f?
2 Ozone
Ital-oh
T'r'a It
Marla '.
2 ideal”
Washing
Powder
1' e II c
Marla
A exam
absent.
' sale may he on In in
‘Stwth Nanak. A
31431196111 new It Wen.
Act as ironed by lab at Le illotnrc
"ascribes No Rohhlty,ril in ‘V lotion.
out new low re‘l'atla‘gI Ni allele of a
business, tumbling t a for? such
stud a no ice of
intentional set this q that! sun the
town slain seven iayabhe fore went in
lo effect tile first 1 this mnnlhw but in
the eyemol the majority of those who
have given it attention it is a dead
letter.
The bill creating law was intro-
duced in the last is i ature with the
intention of putting a stop to sudden
sales of business ras'rltlng often 1 the
fraudo oere itors.l Hartford all oth-
er p f the' state small denial-s
have. run heir credit to about the limit
of its power and then suddenly trans-
ferred their business to somebody else
leavin lllhir are time to whistle for
their busy "l‘ll idl‘t of 1 ing has
been going on to inch an extol t within
the past few years’ that it has led to
the bel of that some of the shrewd
small It stars of tile state were maxim;
a profession of it; establishing usl
‘ nous with the intention ’of selling out
under those conditions. '
it appears doubtful, however, if the
passage of the' Bill has accomplished
anything. in the first place no penalty
is provided; and iii the second it is con-
sidered by many as being of a nature
" which would not be upheld by tiny
court. AnyWay with no penalty pro-
vided it is difficult to see' how anybody
who failed to comply with its require-
ments' is to he brought into court' in
the first place. The law reads as tol-
lows:
“No person who makes it. his busi-
ness to buy commodities and sell the
same in small quantities for the pur-
pose of making It profit, shall at a Illn-
gls transaction and not in the regular
course of business sell, assign or de-
liver the whole, or a large part of tlte
stock in trade. unless he shall, not less
than sevon days previous to such sale.
assignment or delivery. cause to be re-
corded in the town Mark's otllce. in the
town in which such vendor conducts
said business, a notice of his intention
to make such sale. it'asignmont‘ or de-
livery, which notice shall be in writing
describing in general ternta the prop-
erty to be sold, assigned or delivered,
and all conditions of such sale, assign.
ment or delivery and the parties there
to."
THE DEATH PENALTY.
A little thing sometimes results in
death. Titus a more scratch. insignl
flcant cuts or puny bolls have paid the
death penalty. 11 is wise to have
Bucklen's Arnlca Salve ever handy. it's
the best Salve on earth and will pre-
vent fatality when Burns Sores. Ul-
eet's and Files threaten Onl 25c. at
Frank H Baxter' a drug store. “
WM
Advertise your wants in The Sentinel
The install Steamboat install
(incorporated).
STERMER
Loaves
SOUTH NORWALKI
Leaves New York
7:35 A. ill.
BEEKM N GTREeT, 2' 15 P. M.
( hturda 1:15 p. m.)
EAST 31.! GTI ‘1'. 2' 45 P. M.
(Saturday 1:45 p. m.)
Napping at Mon Point going out
on Monday mornings and on return
trip Saturday evenings.
The steamer Hampton arrives at
South Norwalk, at 6:30 p. m. The cit-
izens of Norwalk and surrounding
towns should liberally patronize this
local, as the orwcik Steamboat Com-
pany have b ,m
charter and main
BABE
Shale fillets Biennial lids
. regoegttsa
City of Nor-walk
. (FREIGHT ONLY) - ~
Leaves New York, Monday, Wednesday
dl‘rldsy at 6: 00 p. In.
haves
and Saturday at 6: 00 p. In.
Freight received from 7 a. In. to 5 a. In.
Block Island, 9 dayo' Trips, 99.50.
Aug. 9. 16,22 .29.
Saratoga Springs, 4 dayc' Trips,
$12.50;5dlyl,21550Alli.10,17,24,
M. Ksasovnz ..
a
mag; city, 5 llayo' Trtp'a, $17.00.
on.
White Mountains 5 day TrlpI. 923.
Aug. 10, 24.-
Aunbla Chasm. 6 days' Trip, 925.
A.” W.- 17. 24. 31. ‘
lagers Falls, 4 day Trip, $19.03.
Anp.1
Timon island 4 do ’ Trl
A" H, M t. in agi-
Ontoldll Mountains. 5 days' Tr
milfbu'1‘
All
a... .. its?” N
NW1; Beetle, 1O dlyh' Trill. m
.gsw
orwatk. Tuesday Thursday .
i feel
‘ 't
I
ll;
tiltiney spending
“North Pole” Slimmer net
B. B. Batiste corsets. three
for this sale only 30c a pair.
Many, a woman 92th 99999 Nil
bound to buy corsets it
new 99998 RN91: any sari-Ill her
Superior quality Batiste corsets. aluminum steel stalls,
_. .
Bag. ..
corsets. to close at 25c palr.
diiierent lengths. Sill: qualitv.
lace trimmed top and bottom, to pink blue and WW9. at 501$
pair.
sale price 59c pair-
a pair.
Habit Hip sateen corsets. steel boned. good value at 15c.
"The Send one dollar corset reduced for “115 sale to 15¢
65-55 Washlniloll SL. 50. Netwallt. Cl.
OLSEN’S J
FORDS for the warm weather.
Sale Price Sale
152.9.
”156
pLYSALs
Shoes and Oxfords.
Plenty of bargains in good SHOES and soft tacit 0X-
Price Sale Price
sHosE thNEss. CLhiasAKsé,
Excursions nearly every say. . .
Dancing, Good Music and Special
Fist-l, cucumssh SALAD FRENCH
or Looarsn on cor-r SHE
MELolI Alto coFFEE. MINI;
"i wouldn't marry .you if you were
the last man on earth." - “Oh, yes you
would for should ask you just the.
same."-- tiniore Herald.
leli fl NY.
.I It a
——J..1J..'j cl";
Ind prettiest styles in white and linen
mull ”Palm d lain 11
r a In p as on.
111%ilah.‘ ‘Sennet, £11th ough and ready
braids are stylish and popular.
Our entire line of dress and tailor-
ed hnts, mallne, chilies, and straw
hats; trimmed and untrim‘med, at
greatly reduced prices.
Inclusive styles in ready made veils.
99911991 St hornet
Smoked an... 186 hi.
remem- at it?
retell-plug Ioc lb. up
Plate and Noble Corned Beef. ' N
Tomatoes. 10c qt.
““9921. "39 d0:-
Watermelon. 30c and are
" 6c at.
90 at its
HOTEL and RESTAU-
Under New M “sacrum
Arming J Smith. Prim.
"' lat- unto ,.
us it To In R ERR!” ISTl‘lga' 3
oth or on t e u . ,.
J- CLAN: 0WD 8? 110 ED 4!ng
#13an 13.,th
CHICKEN,
Satisfaction Wart-erase
Wé‘ot'o ceiling compact! the newest l}
duck hats. also Batavla hats and white 1?
ETC" at pOpular prices. "
Attractions dolly.
Irrac 3359941 '3 o
PB so eorA‘ro'es: an 'A‘ c. ‘5
rig? fruits 'sat. any
"eakflsh. 6c, 6 po'untl’s for s 11an
uttertlsh, 7c. 4 pounds for a quarto
liver Bass, 7c lb, 4 pounds for a on
tier. -
onita Mackerel,
Litrge Weakilsh.
latflsh,
All other kinds of seasonablo fish ’
low prices 03nd the belt-
fetid tit: lot at?
49 W 5"“?
was;
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