Dr. vI Kilauea! 8
r!” salon
. 0W
1!“ p:nd
Kennedy “mm '53».
ofmy longs: MM!" and Surgeon
Udloonsidn‘i .mflrm‘é ent'ofpiyllto. "
{Writewtne'rsocl-c comp-ivy. mac’s",
Endpoint!" for nine mph as. large
Nettles". It All daughter m A. .
Remit-rt Onlyononrrbavid Kandy-«lived
in Readout, Oily of Marion, NJ" and be sure you
't W wand Windmills. Odom layout.
For meltdown.
v-leer and: Sliced.
SPECIAL SALE
‘vgiiu
"‘13:“ H.
E- K EANKS
4’ 6. 47 WEST WASHINGTON 8T.,
. Nail-elm" Hail Iiodlt, “‘1
Ibuth NoMllk, cone.
c“
inn hillsides.
i I' WEATHER reasons-i“
-----——s
For NorWalk and Violnlty: Fair and
warmer tonight; Sunday partly cloudy,
possibly showers in the afternoon.
Slightly warmer The men of high
pressure that Was central in the Lake
region yesterday morning, has moved
eustvvard and is new central along the
North Atlantic coast A slight dis—
turbance is cential this morning ovei
Lake Superior. it is producing consid-
erablecloudy Weather, and some local
showers in the Lake region. This dis—
turbance will probably pass out the St.
Lawrence valley on Sunday, and this
vicinity will be on the southern edge
of it. Conditions favor for this vicin-
ity, rising temperature and generally
pleasant weather, except possibly light
local showers Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wheeler, bf Hav-
iland street, are entertaining Mrs. F.
B Bylngton and two sons, of Hart-
ford.
«All kinds Yachting Caps. O'Brien.
Mrs. J. C. Newklrk continues to im-
prove nicely from her illness of ty-
phoid fever and is now able to sit up
a little each day.
The singers who are to participate
in the "Hiisklng Bee” to be given on
August 25th and 26th, at the Catholic
Club, held '11 practite last evening at
the club house in West avenue.
Miss Steegmuller, of South Norwulk,
substituted for id B. Manville in the
orchestra at Roion Point. last night
and will continue to do so next week.
during Mr. Manvllle's absence at Camp
Chamberlain. as a member of Com.
pany D. Fourth infantry.
—-Wlil give, Sat. eve, from 6 i0 9
o'clock, lo purchasers of 2.50 or over,
choice of handsome Toothpick Holder
or Salt or Pepper Shaker. M. S. Smith
a Do
A committee of colored men are ar—
ranging to hold an elaborate time.
Labor Day. in Hoyt‘s Opera House,
New Canaan. Colored people from
Darlen. Stamford. Norwalk, ‘Greenwlch,
Port Chester anti‘ New Canaan are ex-
pected to participate. One of the chief
attractions will be a cake- walk. A
‘typical couthern dance and supper will
be held.
A NOTRE DAME LADY;
i will send free with full instructions
some 0:158 this simple, preparation for the
cure a lieuc‘orflidea Uléentioll. Dis-
placements. Falling of 'the Month.
Scanty or Painful Periods. Tumors or
Growths Hot Flashes. Desire to Cry.
Creeping Feeling up the Spine Pain
in the Back and all Female Troubles,
to all sending address. To mothers of
suffering daughters 1 will explain a
Successful Home Treatment. if you
decide to continue it 391} only aotit
abOut 12 cents a week gun’tlatee I
care. i do no wish to sell you .y-an
thing. Tell or or abductor; of' it. that
is all I ask. (likens Mrs. I’fi‘ Hills
mere. Box 375. otre Domain
r _ ASLICEOFHAM
at all means. if you wish
tomormooldisuostdellcious
mm
r. u.
rs. George D Ruler. of iiouth
Illa a street, in the guest of her daugh-
tom in NW Havel:
Arc of the c or Mail-
elfi“ £5: rwflmqull Inn y night.
in Central labor Meeum. .
Mr. and Mrs. Hillsdcn. of South Nor-
walk. are Melt wliltors at W. H.
Wood, NI, ll Springtime.
Miss Sarah Vermllyea. of Danbury,
"J! a I'll at the residence of Gun itc-
selle.-‘- Hamilton avenue.
—'-ilmbrellnn, Mournlirg‘Dands. O'Brien
John Mugner, clerk in the New York
Grocery Company. Smith Norwalk, has
been ill the pact few days.
s k..
visit in Shelton and Ansonla;
Mrs. Chrl Krista: and daughter Miss
Louisa. of South Norwall, visited with
friends in New Canaan-thin week.
Mrs. Karl itreltet and daughter,
Louise, of South Norwalk. have been
visiting in New Canaan, this week.
Miss Minnie Lockwood. of Cherry
street. New (launch, is visiting her sis-
ter. Mrs John}! .nght, South Nor-
walk.
—~Loolt at all the new things in the
Kitchen Dep't expressly for this sale.
M. S. Smith A 00.
John T. Murray. of Spring street, had
his hand injured by a hat block full—
log on it, and has been unable to work
since.
Mr. and Mrs. HowardA Tilly. of
Bayvlew avenue will start Monday for
Riweek a vacation trip up the Hudson
ver
Mrs. Sarah C. Smith and Miss Thar
ese Corliss, who have been the guests
of Mrs. M L. Dora have returned to
Stratford.
Mrs. Alfred Blewltt has returned
home. after 'a very pleasant visit with
her sister, Mrs, E. L. Mitchell. of 123
South Maia street. '
Little Miss Hillel Weed, of Spring-
dale, is spending a week or two with
her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Benedict, West Norwalk.
Miss Elsie Sntcliff and niece. Miss
irene Miller. of Newark, N. .l.. are the
guests of their aunt, Mrs. E. L. Mitch-
ell, 123 South Main street.
Repairs haVe been made to the wall
in the rear of Lucien R. Boiiton's res-
idence. Creacent'l‘erraee, which caved
In on account of the storm.
' Mrs. Nellie W. Thompsbn, and son
Frank. of West Washington street.
have returned mom” a' two'weelis' va-
cation. spent in New Haven.
——Lutest Straw Hats. O'Brien.
Mrs. Frederick id. Raymond, of
Spring street. has returned home from
a two weeks' visit in Springfield. Mass,
with her sister, Mrs. Penneld.‘
Mr. and Mrs. E.‘ F; McDermott. of
Livingston street, has been-entertain-
ing ‘Miss Martha Cole. of Providence.
R.:i., sister of Mrs. Mchrmott.
Miss Louise R. Mead. Miss Alice M.
Saunders and Miss Rachel. accottlpan»
led by Miss Iiuila‘ 1“ Crane, halle re-
turned from Kentdngton. Conn.
Misses Edith and Frances Becker re-
turned to their home in New York.
yesterday, after a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. William 0. Jesse, Franklin street.
Miss Georgiana Clinton. Mrs. M H
Mitchell and Miss Helena A. Mitchell.
ofSonth Norwelk, startedAtoday for
Ssugertles. N. Y.. to‘smd two weeks.
Miss Bertha Smith. of Tristrlm &
liyntt's. Norwa‘lk. who has been spend-
ing several woeks with Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Johnson, Enst avenue, has re—
turned home.
Captain Frauk D. Layton, aide- de-
camp on the staff of General Russell
Frost. will leave South Norwnlk, this
afternoon. for Nlnntlc, to attend the
annual militia encampment.
George Scores and Frank Hathaway.
of South Norwaik. and George R.
Smith, of Darien, are anticipating a
cruise up‘the liudson in Mr. Bearso's
launch Helen. starting on Amt lfith.
Mrs. Gershom Raymond, of Spring
street, has returned to her home, after
a two months' visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Minnie Nash in New York. The
latter accompanied her mother hope
for a visit.
——Bargains in every stock for Sat.
and Mou.‘ a Great Sale. M. S. smith
& Co
Miss M. A. Cunningham and Mrs. G.
S. Kendall. after having spent ade-
lighiful week, ‘vlsltlng Old Deerileld.
Amherst and other places of historic
trip by trolley all the way home
While Mr. and Mrs. H. B, Rogers, of
1 New Canaan; were morning homo
from the picnic at Retail Point. Thurs-.-U
day alteration, in the drl‘dng rain'. his
earnings collided ‘with Defllyn's ice
cream '1 . Mr. Rogerg wan throat”
over the ashboard, but not lulu:
The carriage was put out of commis-
sion. it was a close call {will salons
injury. —-New Canaan Messenger.
~0=5v®erssni
MADE FROM P, E
M1 :4; a i‘ as. .. "it-d“ f.
Vegetable pile: itr:
” giVes the freest
ladle: of anysoap
on the market.
r“.- ‘1‘"
You need not use
so! midi; soaps?"
half théf Quantity!
will do.
were
Alfred Boutwcll of Crescent ’l‘er-l
race. returned home yesterday, from a"
» rummage:
Interest, hue returned. making the-
, sit-ooh;
as much 9f it AOL“,
' : preventative of euleldh it: been our
.. x no” will interest many.
MWEL‘W
Store closes aptly except Saturday
it 6 o'clock.
WHITE WANTS.
Seems almost foolish to count such
fresh pretty Walsts an rummage-but
they are classed that way and their
prices are rummage prices .
Rummage is what the store for any
reason is anxious to Sell These waists
must be sold because econ their season
will be over
Each one is almost spotless, each is
made handsome by dainty trimming.
But this In the way they go into the
were 83.50 and 83.76—82.60
were 84.00 to 56.75—83.76.
There's no need to say more.
3000011 HOOP-
GIRLS' DRESSES.
"There s a chance for mothers to save
work and time and worry and money
all at once.
A little lot of white dresses with
handsome finishing of lace tucks and
embroidery is sold an rummage be-
cause only sizes ii to 1: remain,
They were 33, 83.60 and 8.4.
The pick of the lot,:ln the rummage.
at ' " ' ‘ 82,50.
Second door.
25: STOCKINGFifl/pd. '
Could almost any regular 26-cent
stockings (if that was the store's way)
for you'll not easily find the little lili-
in half.
Black lace in all-over patterns,
Richelieu rib in black.
Plain llsle last colors.
All are full fashioned: this season's
best-selling sorts. i' ' 1259c.
Left aisle, front.
SHIRTS—30c. "
One special lot in sizes for men and
boys—an out-of-usual money’s-worth.
Percale and madras, with either sep-
arate collars or calls. good patterns
and colors. 89c.
Some black lace lisle socks, several
patterns, usually sold at ode—25c.
Gray socks in the new patterns—~25o,
Right aisle. front.
SUITO.
Every one with so much of the price
cut off as to make it rarely- attractive
Volles and broadcloths and chevlot.
the three fabrics that stand higher in
favor than any other. Blue, black and
brown: the three best colors.
The average saving is best shown by
adding one- -half to the new selling
price; in some cases the economy is
even greater
Actual values are 010 to $30; price:
are e
8 7.50 $10.00
$18.00
$12.50 “5.00
Second floor. ..
THE HOWLANL'
WW @9995 C9:
Priflzsborl. Conn.
“PI 53%“:
New
w M.
Atrial, Illlmvlnu "3m Intrinsic roll.
It: on.
use atoms: to. In use Io'riu. nu.
WORRY. CARE. GRIEF,
overwotk of mind or body exposure,
loss of sleep, too much. too little food.
the wrong food, or any of 'ilfty courses
may prevcke an attack of rheumatism.
kidney trouble or gout. 011 first signs
use Dr. David Kennedy's new medl-
clne, Cal-curs Solvent, and write to the
Gal-curs Company. Rondont. N. l. .. for
a booklet and a tree sample bottle. "
HM
YALE TO LOSE YOUNG DIVINE?
He Declines to Affirm or Deny the Re-
M That is Widely circulated.
HA1;i TFORD. Aug. 8-Though no for~
ma! *0 clnl unconcement of the fact
has yet been made, it. is positively stat.-
cd that the presidency of Trinity Col
lege has been altered to the Rev. Aa-
son Phelps Stokes. secretary of Yale
iverslty.
honey. Mr. Stokes refuses to alarm
or deny that the presidency has been
ered to him. .
(9 career of Mr. Stokes furnishes
an lllmrotion of the triumph of an
earnest man. As the son of a man
many times a millionaire and possess-
ed of a large independent fortune. he
m hail devoted himself to a life
of leisure.
,, this”: he won at Yale the junior can
hlhltionpiin and the-Be Forest medal.
Mediterufthe Yale Daily News Mr.
Stokes made his earliest success.
[reducing travelled around world
lved to the a.“ try and
more in “is ,
a s ”1899 if?“. “Eugenics
trustee of Moody's0 Mount Hermon
raiser, d1: Mon; more streams“
' 0
‘ inherits,” boat’lmew ’-
“'fb'r’ hll'win-l in‘ scandals-ism
the WWW”! in Bivfnltvn
{I
“Ema
vo
it;
"6
all? we"
soloing jg"
on. aluminum
A run
down mm. or despondem innit:
perfectlous that cut the price right _
A Demons
no: WEATHER
uiNcu will
B 05 S
lunch Milk
BlSCUiTS
AND A Bowl.
or cell) Nita
'Try it
But Groan— Package
PHI oANMA mu "nullify.
PUMTlNrBAY Ohio. A ~Tha nu -
nl session of the convent on set the Phi
Gamma Delta fraternity was held yes-
terday and the following oillcers were
elected.
President—Senator Fairbanks
dl aria.
Secretaryu—Fublus Clark, New York.
Treasurer—Dr. Wilmer Christian. in-
'dlanapolls.
Archean—JP. L. l’ogue, Ohio, and W.
i'. Morgan, Kansas.
F016, 8 Honey and Tar
’orcnl nonsense". No opiates,
in-
”W...“ ....—t.». ...- r
S. S. TillotSon
-—~
-77.—
ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
Trimmed
Mlllipery
Also great reduction in Ready-to-
Wenr and Untrimmed Hats.
OF
Mourning Hats and Veils rented.
GOOD ASSORTMENT OF LINEN
AND oucx HATS.
“ "Mill”!!! Street.
South Nana-lit. Conn
Milli Plush. cl 1...... lion
alps roll out.
Bids for supplying the Norwalk Hos-
pital with coal. from August 1st, 1903
to May 1st, 1904.‘will be received by
Robert Van Bureu Vice President Nor
walk Conn until Monday August 17.
1903 The approximate quantity will
be two hundred tons
Bids will be received for Big Vein
Lehigh. Egg and Broken Coal, George's
Creek and Clearileld Bituminous Coal
deliveries to be made as required dur-
ing the term. Bidders will please stale
the. particular kind of coal they pro-
pose. to furnish.
.i. (i. GREGORY.
THUS. i. RAYMOND.
w. F. BISHOP,
a4 1w
s1. .3.
Skirts
Linen - U750
Silk. - $6 DO
$D. DO
On‘ly forthio wank
$390. We at",
LLILLS liilLiiEli FREE
Fol; so Ozone
. Wig, list-yell:
M4,
(I i.
cits? i :1 a "
prevail! flags 1.; ,
don which makes suicide likely. , - .
t of self-destruction
Executive Committee. .
Venetian Dress Skills :~
M.“ KRASIIVlr-z .
“- . Aunhle17ChnIm,I dnye' Trip, S25.
- Rigs; it say--
cgmfloig mil an: Undergoing lu-
Corulield light vessel, which has been
undergoing repairs 'at the Morgan iron
works at ow London was loved to her
station.20 uisduy‘. relieving toilet vas-
”panama Reef light vessel. which
has been on duty for several years
without an overhauling, will be rellev
by No 20 and towed to New York
for repairs. Relief ll ht vowel No
i? will show the some in light vessel
0.13,th fixed white reflector lights
nhd during thick or for v weather will
sound a boil or horn. ellef light ves
sol No. 20 has two masts. schooner rig-
ged, no bowsprit, but differs from light
vessel No 13 in having all visible parts
from the bow to the middle of the fore-
mast. and mini the middle of the main-
mast ail. painted red. all visible pal-ls.
between the fore and main meats. in
cludiug the middle third of each ion
tern mast, wlilte. Tile daymarlls at
the innstheads have live vertical
stripes. three red and two white. and
on the springsl‘uy, midway between the
two masts, there is an oval hooplron
daymark with one white and two red
vertical stripes. The number “30"‘is
in" white on each bow and each quar-
ter and in black on each side of the
springstay daymarku The word "re-
lief” in large black letters ls painted
on the bulwarks on the middle of each
side. Light vessel No. 13 will be re-
turned to her station as soon as repairs
have been completed, of which due no-
tice will begiveu and relief light ves-
sel No. 20 will then be withdrawn.
the mammalian only! in the world.
W
ILOQK. lILAND.
People in this vicinity will be pleased
to learn that theN. Y..N. H. d H. R.R
(70., contemplate running another of
their popular excursions to Block ll-
August 12th. Special train will leave
South Norwulli at 7:16 a. in. and con
hurt at New London with the palatial
steamer Block island. The sail thus
afforded is one of the moat delightful
features of the excursion. Special
tickets, which are limited in number to
the capacity of the train. are now on
sale. Rate only 81.60. For other par-
ticulars, see advertisement.
This Lnuidll Stamina Cilillilillli]
(incorporated).
sneaker!
HAMPTON
Loaves .
SOUTH NORWALK. 7:35 A. M.
Leaves New York
BEEKMAN STREET, 2:15 P. M.
(Saturday 1:15 p. m.)
EAST am STREET. 2: 45 P. M.
(Saturday 1: 45 p. m.)
Stopping at Roton Point going out
on Monday mornings and on return
trip Saturday endings. _
The steamer Hampton arrives at
South Norwalk. at 5: 30 p. m. The all
irene of Norwalk and surrounding
tov'ms should liberally patronize this
boat, as the Norwalk Steamboat Com-
pany have been at a large expense to
steamer on‘ the route.
FARE
Lilian, Silos. Licursiim, lids
-——__
> PROPELLER
City of Notwaik
, (racihli: ONLY)
leaves New York Monday, Wednesday
pod Friday :0 0p m.
Mares Nori'alk', 'tucsday Thursday
and Saturday nth 00p to.
Freight ”only-dim 7 a. m. to 5 p. m.
as city, 5 new Trips, 017.60.
“in.
to“ Mountalni, 5 day Trips, 323.
Aug. 10, 24.
Aug. ‘l0;'1
his 7Ellis. 4 day Trip, gluon.
us.
Thl‘lkuild islands, 4 daya' Trip, w.
01 f at No.7. liavcn. Aug. 1
‘2‘.
Till", is we rqip. (rattle.
orig-ml, Quebec 070$“. til-8's
Tile“ If. m 25ng all»
’3. w smiles-one.
land and Watch Hill, on Wednesday. .
charter and maintain i first-clan.
fit? rug: ‘3 his New“
s‘im'lo ‘4' e: r 'rri 3.
312.:50 famfii . Anglo, 11,51»
discs. mingled“. and Iuntrlipmed all
'to'idll Mountains, 5 daye' Trips,-
2%: scan. to days' trip. my
M
i flu:
money pend is-
for this sale only 39¢ a pair.
pair.
sale price 50c pair.
a pair.
“North Pole" Summer net corsets.
B. B. Batiste corsets. three different lengths. 50c quality.
3%
,i‘ i-T'i
money saving plays any par
Many ti Woman who reads iii
will feel bQuiId to. buy corsets. if
tinilor
I l
[whit ‘i
to close at 25c pair.
Superior quality Batiste corsets. aluminum steel stays,
lace trimmed top and bottom lll pink. blue and white. at 50c
Habit Hip sateen corsets. steel boned, good value at 750.
“The Sana" one dollar corset reduced for this sale to 75¢
DDfDD Washington St. So. Norwalk. Ct.
QLS
.- m .E'T. --.,.
;,
FORDS for the warm weather.
Sale Price Sale
5! 29
Price
35c.
x......__.‘.!zr,
oton
Under New M a
Excurilonl nearly eVery'
noticing, Good" Music and
CONSS
CLAM with so; aoAsrso
OFL
sotlafoctlon
s’rt'iP THAT 1:pr
or It may result in Pas
zllian Balm is hreakln u colds when- -'
ever tried} mm vii o‘ut enception.
Piia st
1! ml; ' .
“We era’s cilia? some 0! the newest
dih‘ettitiet ’sty so ill white and linen
:ifiuck gate, also Details hits slid white
r Talm' Beach and plain sailors.
inn, Senna and rough and ready '
bra s’ s're iitylts and popular.
Our entire line of dréss and tailor- 1
ed hate, mains; chiffon", and straw :
greatly :edcéti
I
if iLiELiLiLLL
51 Wall 5!... Hermit
dweller-teen-
meals; Bra 3
10 ”25h one all 11 oo Pbcttig’s. TM our. . :3
Eicldnl’ve‘ styles in :ready made tells.
_
SJL LY SALE
Shoes and Oxfords.
Plenty of bargains in good‘SH‘OES and soft easy 0X-
Sale Price
$|.6.9.
argument.
Sxtternm 7c. 4 pounds for a quarto:
SHORE DINNERS, OLAMIAKES, £110.. it Popular prices.
“3mm Attractions daily,
AnnlngJ smith, Pr9p.
Special Siloie Dinner L1 it
this or HARD SHELL; Lam Nicks, RHODE' domino _ 1
nersmao cams IROILEO owl-
FISH cucuuseu SALAD Fli N H FRIED PorAro'ss, ANDACHOIOI
decree on son silent. c As, wm-i LITTUc! 'sALAp, warm.
MELON AND coerce. (WITH chKcN, :1 as.)
dual-- ntood
Ho‘fEL and RESTAURANT
Vii.“
ver Bass, To in, 4 pounds for whilst“
ter.
'iBonila Mackerel,
Large Weaknsh.
Flatfish,
All other kinds or sessonable halt
low prices an
Steak Cod.
sauna w “'
‘ (ragga if” -
the best
be. .
_ W 1319113.!" ~ ) E“. 150 lb.
cum 5.... ... " ‘ we I».
cum . .. . 1.... ,, Weather
Pluto in Noble Corned seer:
Townes, ‘ me at We deliver“, W
Bums- ”“9‘ t“ if"! ”“29“
._ Whilst-Detour 30c smiths “I’D! “'7’
m“ I “at .iil’t: r" I .‘.
‘ hegem- .. m m the Will". '
' t'i‘t. Pail ma use '
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