"Thidfruii
Chopin , NN.
In formic.
7.75% 11122:?”
, dram {or onyN Nmnl.
, in will dolim orN limo.
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5i WashingtonNSt .
In Bridgeport today. N
Charles Rhinohart, of Scranton P0,,
is visiting friends In town. N
1.111111 Carrier William, ON
off duty anti Jesse SedmaN
toting.
A J. Collins and ComparNy shipped
a large load of furniture to lerlen yes—
tel-day. N
G. N. Mo'Klbbon has gotta to his
camp in Adltondsck MountNins for a
few days.
Miss Punselt, of Chestnut treet, left
on Thurs”! It)! a visit of week In
New York. . N
Mr and Mn. Dari 801101111 have re-
turned from a visit in WNtshingtou
( onntattlcut
Miss Louise Show has rtNturuod to
her home in Railroad avetNuo. after
on three weeks“ visit with iNrIends in
New Haven.
Miss Grace Kenny, of New Nllaven, Is
visiting Miss Louise Shaw.Nin Rall-
road avenue. N
—Blue Fish. 10c., Weak Fish, 70.
10 Water St.
Tomorrow throughout theN city and
special services will be helNl at St.
Joseph' 0 Church.
Miss Martha Romp, of \VNNiterbury,
Is visiting Bertha hitchblenp Iu west
Washington street. N
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mason. ‘of Riple.
N. Y.. are visiting Frank N. Forris and
Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Corbett. N
—Yacl1t and Golf Caps, O'Nrten.
Mrs. Charles St John and 11011 Ken
neth, of Broad River, have NI‘Clllrllt‘ti
from a weeks visit with reliiiives In
Bayonne, N. J.
Carl and Mrs. Schaub. rind her
daughter and 0011, Lillian and Philip,
have been visiting Mrs. Mdlser, ol‘
washington, Connecticut. N
' . y 0 yale Whiltp ty was
held ”1.581 31133?” at. the. Clinto House,
30110 island The attendnnpe was
largo and the party a very morty one.
At‘orney George Vosburg. Mrs. Mar-
garet Vosburg and Miss K. Germain!
Vosburg loft today for Rock View.N
Y.. where they will spend a Week or
more.
—-Sp0ciul for three days, 90.11310 In
our Kitchen Dept. See our chat win
dow. M. 8 Smith a 00.
August Knorr who was In camp. has
returned to his duties In the (l N.
McKibbou Companys' office, Nhavlng
been excused from military duties at
Niantic. N
r'l‘herewill be another demontNtratIon-
of the Pianola tonight at W. Hi. h'tur-
tevant' s when each visitor will Nbe giv.
on a selection of either vocalN or in
strumcntnl music.
——Plnte Beef. 4 to 51:, 111 WiNtcr s:
The work of laying the brick between
the ,trackgof th0.trolley oomppny on
East Was ington street, was cornmonc
ed this morning, and It is expected that
it will soon be finished N
Rliop. Edwin Gilbegt and wmlfe, oi
suffice rwithrunll’ median Irma
Northile d whom they have been at-
tenutug the out meetings 11 111 at
Dwight ll. Moody's home. ‘
——New Knox Derbys. O'Brien. N
There will be a lawn party neitt Frl’
day night, at Georgetown. TheN Oran
coo mud. or lttdgeheld will banish
the music. The proceeds "wtlINgo to
W51; Motowndtsaeball club. 1
80111 no broke ln‘o the bar
by Bi 11.010111111121111 8011.111 M010
one night recently sud stole 0 0g of
cats belonging to the New Yor 61:0
ce1y Company, which rent0 barn
for the 1100 of. their delivery t
-—Quautltl00 of Shirt WaistIN very
pretty. good quality, 30 former price.
M. 8 Smith ‘ 0011*! ' 'th ”“3
Rev. A. 8. Kavanagh Super‘: 11th
dam of the Methodist Epi lN 11110.
~ pltal. of Brooklyn. will prose the
Fir“ lelhodtat Church loin riow.
morning subject, “Grindstonu
ow." inserting subject, “The
ologlcal Illustrations oi _th0N
”It" , f .., .
mu string-00“ man It theN
Merritt 10
10 substi
pool.
A" be mcnhboard were young French
. out gathers froth a reliable source that
iii
N ‘ "Tl
I ' to. 8Mrln rhlt
33AM rI‘TholtundIo not are.
N BAN FRANCISCO. AuguIt-Aocord-
lug to‘tho otllclal count 10,869 people
viewed the contest between Corbett Ind
Jelfriss, The gross receipts amounted
to 882 840. of this sum the lighters ro-
celved seven} per cent" or 888, 888.
which w 111111111, poventy- -tlv0 per-1
cent to flipper. and twenty- five per .
cent tot loser.
There was practically very little
motto bet on the fight, at the local
11111.- The heaviest money wager
rd war by Irieuds oi Jollrles. who came
up from Southern California. to see
the champion win. Nearly all the mon-
ey went at the odds of two to one. In
latriss' favor. The 1000011 given tor
so little brit'lng is generally conceded
tone that thoibettlng public had very
little confidence In Corbett’s chances.
THANKED H18 EXECUTIONEIB.
HONOLULU: August 16~Tanbara
Glsahuso. in Japancse waI hanged yes-
tciday, 101-. the. murder 0! Captain .70-
cobson. of the schoner Frank J”. Wood
on July 30 1902. The murderer, after
.aacending the gallows, made a confes-
sion of his gull‘, and thanked his exe-
cutioners for their kindness. Before
the trap was sprung he read from a
Japanese Bible. and made 11 short pray-
or.
INDIANS WAGE WAR.
VANCOUVER, B. (3., August ls—The
steamer Princess May. from Skagway,
brings word of a tribal war among the
Chllkst Indians of the Klukwan tribe.
For several days a reign of terror was
In progress In the valley of the 01111-
kat. Witchcraft. which generally pro-
valls among these ludians, is said to
have been at the bottom of the trouble
0110 Indian ls rep01 ted killed and many
badly injured.
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LOST His CLOTHES IN BET.
STAMFORD Aug.15~—Jol1n Martin.
OUI IIIIT IUAIAI‘T‘IIl IA'I'TIPAO‘I'ION OI NONIY “GK.
THE GREAT BED TAG SALE
tThe Season’ 0 Best Suit Bargains.
Higb~gr0do Sully.“ men and young men for what
the 1110» 1y suits , Iy cost—that is the suit oppor:
tunity‘o 19.311111 by ' '_ ed Tag 8010. , . .
- you take Id 30 olitl N 1
, .1 “ items; we can.
who coin“, to? the sort of suit wants. and for
‘ ltI true worth:
of see what those prices reprcx t in this most
clearance 0010. .-
“P FOR MEN:
$ 6.00 and 8 8.50 Suits. $4.88. $10. 00 to $15. 00 Suits, 8 7. 88.
$16.00 and 818.00 Suits, 89. 88. $18.00 to $23.00 Suits, $13. 88.
FOR YOUNG MEN:
$5.00 to $7.50 Suit0.'83.88. $8.00 to $10.00 Suits. $5.88.
$12.00 to $15.00 Suits, $7.88. .
TROUSERS:
Most astonishing values at every price in the Trous-
er offerings. It will pay you to buy for future needs it you
don't need any trousers right away.
Every air of Outing Trousers must go at these
prices: $1.68, 0.18, $2.68 and $2.98 for Trousers that have
been up to $4.
Boys‘ Clothes and Men’ s Furnishings at much reduc-
ed prices.
I
IOUTH NOIWALK. NOIWILK.
proprietor of the Dewey hotel played
Tel. Cali, 02-2. Tot. 0.11. «a.
pool with William Culloo 'lhursday
night and when Martin offered to bet
the clothes on his back against C111»
100's suit in a match game of 100 balls,
Chlloo made the wager without heal.
lotion, The game was closely contest-
ed, Martin tion. He insisted on can
rying out the terms of the wager, so
Culioo had to go home in a barrel.
PIERCE FOREST FIRE.
BAKER CITY, Ore. August iii—A
forest fire which has destroyed millions
of feet of timber and Is threatening the
large saw mills and ranches, is raging
in the mountains near Sparta. The
tire has been burning for a week, but
did not reach serious proportions until
yesterday. if it continues to spread 11‘
the present rate the timber in the
Cornucopia range is doomed.
FIVE SAILORS DROWNED.
QUEBEC, August li’1'—~TIte steam tu':
Mersey t‘oundered Wrdncsdaymlght,
hear Outurde Shoal. about 140 miles
from here. Of the eight men aboard -
live were drowned. As the accident
happened on the north shore the dc-
tslls will not be learned for some time
Canadians.
.._._.'.._...._._.
PREPARING FOR WAR.
LONDON. August ids—The Daily
Mail 11111111111 despair-h from St. Peers
burg. which says that the correspond
Russia Intends to increase her mili-
tary forces In the Far East to 300.000
men, with a view to preparing for any
eventuality In connection with posais
ble warlike intentions of Japan.
‘-
8U,DDENLY STRICKEN DEAD.
. MANCHESTER” Aug. iii—While v1-
sitlng at the residence of E. C. Hilliard
0 well-knoWn manufacturer last even-
ing. George Whitman a New York dry
goods merchant was stricken with up
oplexy and died a. short time later. His
ago was sixtyisix years.
SALISBURY STRONGER.
LONDON August 15—11 ls announc
ed that Lord Salisbury panned n odor
fottnble night, and Is rather stronger
this morning.
mun l-th‘e brl go over thefi
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Welcome As an 7.“
vnroams 001116 True, The 0100 of The
Hudson, byaul Dresser; i Know At
First. Sight
WI! ’FYon
Girl:
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meteor which fell here 1118 night des-
troy '
"shorelinwgrnp .. ~- - '
: you find dlfllculty In reading, while for distance your sight iI good you re-
= quire old night‘s. . ,. compote!
0M“!!!
In buying grain and food, It's not so Important to Iavo
money as to get the best and have It in good, clean condi-
tion. Here, you can doboth. We want you to believe that
this Is a dependable store—you got what you think you
get. It you buy your next lot of oats of us, you‘ll be nor-
ry but for one thing-that you didn't begin to patronize 110
long ago. I _ ' 1
IUY OAT8 THAT'S CLEAN. ' ‘ i
MANUEL T. HATCH.
JACKSON’S STUDIO
fine Photographs
.8.
"Popular Prices--
Studio Hour-
1080 I: In; 0 to A p. m.
1
I3 Wall 38.. Harwell:
Oppodlkb Hotol
Be up-todatc and use
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808T THE THING IF you ARE GOING ON A TRIP.
For I 010 by
‘Wllllci‘ifi P. Beers,
Photographic Dealer.
111 WALL eraser.
_ nonwaut. cons.
R. C. HOWE
Recently head operator for 8101:1318 Copper, and The Hall studiu.
New Yuri; (81.thle in charge; for the manor. of my Studio.
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OLD 010m A No OLD AGE,
Old sight It I. matter 0! yearn Old sight It a question oi “0000. It
tshovu Itself at about forty.
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routes satisfaction.
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PHONE 15-2.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—-Thc
London market this morning reflected
some hesitation and the opening prices
here were lower In consequence, with
a few exceptions, the most notable of
which was sugar, with an advance of
’10. on accou ottbs advance In the
refined prod Declines were very
general and bed 1% In Amalgam-
tod copper, lit in St. Paul. a point In
Southern Pacific and General Electric,
and varying fraction elsewhere. The
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includes all light or medium 111010111
inst 101. men and hops. ~' :“
Sale price on $1. 00 shirts. ..
Sale price on 500 underwear. . '
Sale price on 50011111011 half 11050.
A bunch of 500 neckwear.
$1. 00 bathing suit,
market was moderately active and
steady. after the opening.
WALL STREET il a to. —There
was some further pressure upon the
mutkct, and New York Central. Penn
sylvnnia. C. C. & St. Louis. Delaware
and Hudson. Wabash old, and Virginia
Carolina Chemical were carried a point
or more under last night. and Chicago
Great Western pfd.. 15., 2. Sugar lost
1111
98 Washington Street. South Norwalh; ;
its opening advance. With the com-
pletion of selling for London, the pres-
sure diminished and the market stead-
led, but became dull. Kansas and Te:-
as Md, and C. C C. a St. Louis rose a
point. and 8t. Donia and San Francisco
first pfd., 4.
CRANBURY.
MrI.‘ Harriet Bouton Is on the sick
The James li‘lllow place, at Poplar
Plains. has been sold to a man from
Bothel.
Frank Clark 111 ill with malaria and
bronchitis.
Miss ines Disbrow Ia visiting friends
In South Norwaik,
Miss Viola sbrow Is a guest of r01.
olives In No b Stamford.
Mr. and Mrs. George Benton are on
tertnlnlng relatives from New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith are on-
terlai‘ning summer boarders from New
York city.
Miss Maud Fosdick returned to her
home In Bridgeport yesterday. after a
visit with Iricnds here.
The Pr'aylug Band of the East Not-
walk it. E Church will conduct the af-
tot noon service in the chapel, on Sun-
day afternoon, at 4:15.
BAD FOR RHEUMATISTI.
Th0 PurimlIt DociIros It WII H10
WifI’I Fault.
They were speaking of the pessimis-
tic member. “He never looks on the
bright side." said one. “No," added
another. “Moreover, it there's any way
for him to shift the blame for his rule-
fortunes on others, rest assured he'll
do it." _
“Quito 00." concluded I third. "Way.
the other day they told me of his wife' a
devoted hurling at him during his r0.
ccht attack of rheumatism in spite
of his fault- finding his spouse did 01"
erything she could to alleviate his ‘
pain. Often his sufferings would cause
the poor thing to burst Into tears as
she sat by his bedside. Well, one day -
a friend dropped In to see how the in-
valid was gettingon
“ “Badly badly' unvailed the pessimis
tic one. ",And do you know, it's all '
my wife's fault.‘
" ‘lmposslble!’ gasped the friend to
surprise.
“ ‘inte true, I assure you.’ murmur
ed the sick man. ‘11 Is this way.
that woman sits and cries just to make
the air‘moi ."-—New York Times.
1
NIGETY OF ETIGUETTE.
(From Tit-Bits).
A true gentleman usually feels that
It Is as essential to be courteous to the
least. as 8018116 greatest, but etiquette
does not al I recognise this. The fa-
mous Wild}! reported to have
met! a. ' atlon of politeness In ask-
Ing his guests to take 1100! at a dinner
pirty that he give. The grade ran
1 us:
To 0 prince of the blood: “May I
have the honor of sanding your royal
11! 11000 a little 1100!?!" .
I dun: “Monsignor. permit me
to send you I little been”
To a viscount: "Viscount, pray have
0 little beafl’.’
Tontoronr "Baron, do you take
011 untitled ”glintlemsn: "lion
“if.”
sitar, come - .
To his nrlnta‘ Iottet‘uy: “Boot!"
not than 1:00 yet In Infcrlor penan-
in! present. not tll‘hlm ‘l‘alleyrut
tarot! no word. 30 Iimply look .
111111, and 111000 In inter-10‘0“" gesture
w:ufc‘nrvhig’ikniu. Bat tfth
WU!
stock.
York state.
wuk and on the above to help the work.
Damp places are bad for me; yet there ’ '
W:08 Ind Walling!” m If“...
Our Allilildl Mid-"511nm
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To Supply Your Wop
Thou Ollcod Puclm have proved so good that i 111110 11111
In nlco Iyrup, 100 0011.
Extra ffOII'I and line. 250 dot.
Now Itock of 0010011 Rod luring Powdor, 150. A t.
Charcoal—WI have 110051 0mm of stock. Plenty now. ,
Iabhltt'c Polish or Lye. Flush the plpu in your sink unit
Don't forgot the F100 Eliud Dried But. Any. 01101111851 88”,»
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made by anyone wearing Eye Glasses. . ‘
The new Temple Attachment 11101100 Riding Bow 011111110111
Eye Glasses In 0 few seconds.
Just the thing for Yachting. Tennis, Golf, etc.
Call and examine them. .-
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Optician. -
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R. J. cuN‘rntct.
Norwalk Chronicler