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WEATHER FORICAIT. :
Forecast for Norwslk and vicinity:
Fair tonight and Fridby. 'I‘he disturb-
new that was in the Lake region ye:-
toiday morning passed overt this vlci
iiy this morning. it produced cloudy
weather with showers in the eastern
portion or the Lake region and along
the North Atlantic coast An extended
area presure and pleasant weather
prevai s In the central sections. Con
dltlons favor tor this vicinity pleasant
weather with cool evenings but quite
warm during the daY.
Miss Amy Belhum, oi Ridgeileld. was
a visitor in Norwalk yesterday. *
Olive Branch Lodge, Knights ’0:
Py‘thias. is to hold a meeting tonight.
- Miss Kathryn English, of River
street, who has been visiting in Hart-
ford has returned home.
Lincoln Council Order United
American Mechanics, will hold a regu-
lar meeting tomorrow night. .
Returns of the yacht race will be
received today over a special wire in
the allies of the Mshackemo Hotel.
Street Commissioner Martin Kellogg.
of Ne‘rwblk. has a force of men at work
cleaning 'out the gutters of the city.
The Norwalk Business Men's Asso- '
elation is preparing to hold a dinner
at Rotten Point on Wednesday evening
or next week.
Mr and Mrs. J. Lawrence Stevens
and daughter, Miss Emma D. Stevens. .
of East avenue. are guests of friends "
In Waterbury.
7 Miss Lillian Bennett. of Norwaik. has
taken desk room in the ethos of the
Hotel Cliiforcl. and Is prepared to‘do
stenographlci and typewriting work.
Many Norwalk people attempted to
get tickets on one best to go out to
the yacht race today, but all the tic-
kets were sold up, so great was the de-
mand.‘
Norwalk friends are receiving many
letters and souvenir postal cards from
friends on the G. A. R. excursion to
California. The party Is having an
excellent. .
Martin Shea, of the Fall River.»
lice. who has been the guest with
sons. of Mr. and Mis. John T. Hayes.
of Wilton avenue, went to Yonkers
yesterday. . .
Dr Charles H. Glover of Mount
Hope Hospital near Baltimore. is en-
joying a vacation at his home in town
and will return to his duties the lat-
ter part of the week.
Marie Clarkln the little girl who had ‘
her eye shot out with a blank cart-
ridge, is doing nicely at the Norwalk
Hospital. The case is in charge of
Dr. Turner. the eye specialist.
:. Them. M. Read Company are adver—
tising decorations for Old Home week.
Read the ad.
’The R I; G baseball team of Nor-
walk has challenged the StamIOrd
team to- a series or three games. It is
likely that Manager Munro or Stam-
ford. will accept the deli. In the event
of the series, some exciting sport may
be looked for. There is considerable
rivalry between the two teams.
‘3 Prof. Edwin S. Jeffreys. well known
here as a dancing master, is master of
ceremoniesut the Hotel Lafayette,
A‘sbiiry Park. Last week a number of .
«given by mpupils ..-
sgecial doused we
Pmt.1eitreyfi.aspecrticularpro-
duction caied “Enchantment," in a
mannered cite.“ oral hpprovai. he
cording b the Asbn M *pdpers.‘ .
ant to New Yet-It. yesterday morn»
ins. where wiiikmeet Mr Barton
upon his return from a .tour or Europe
I gave you alonbl.
' ass and:
malt L. Judd. or swim
spending a few days in Depth Norwalir.
Q g. Millie it
‘ We. as!”
in”. lair
Madeline Ric A. Dicker.
Bon' e. is it her va-
_ W W s
aL.(:Wie‘s W. flow. of Di M. Read I:
Company' s More. is enjoying a week's
vacation.
Miss Hattie Keith, of Norwalk. is
visitingwyra. George Northrop; in
day.
”M
.i. linemen. proprietor a: in. ‘ 0-;
till Hamilton; is reiterating frbflifla
slight illness.
The store is holding a one.
hsdalmofinvlte you to share in it.‘
3tlilini’i‘ilri‘i‘will. of Pittsburg. r... is the
guest of Miss Florence Haviland Fair-
iisld avenue.
Misses Anna and Theresa Cavanagh.
of Maple street. are visiting Miss Cur-
row. of New Haven. ‘
Mr. land Mrs. Charles Dimend and
daughter. Ruth. of West avenue, are.
spending two weeks in Massachusetts.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanley haymond. of.
Highland avenue, are entertaining Miss
M. Laurence Gee and Edward F Reu-
lbr,’ of Brooklyn. ‘
Ida-Commodore A. Charmer. of
the’ Nortrnllr Yacht Gilli). is among the
Boot Nor alk people witnessing the
inlet ati‘oh lyscht "ca 5041!!
The annual picnic and clambalte of
the GIMBchhrFEIMBfl' Club will be
held on Wednesday August 26th.1903
at Rockiand Lake Grove Sianwlch‘
:‘Charie‘s scram formerly of South
Nerwslk who Is now a foreman for
the H. Wales Lines Company, of Mer-
iden. Is at present located in Btohing‘
.1ton. Conn. on a contract.
1 Mr. and Mrs Edward D. Leland and
son Ralph. former residents of South
Norwslk now located in Crosstown. in-
’tilana. are guests of Mr. a’nd Mrs. Frank
ll. Bradbury iBayview avenue.
A Poliiinau has a good business and
you will not wonder when you consid-
er the cornice at his shop.
; A party of about fifty will accom-
many the G. N. McKibbln base ball
deem to Bethel Saturday, to witness
lthe game between that team and the
lflethels. .
Mrs. J. E. Curl and daughter.
Mildred and Miss VanSicIen, of Me-
itnchen, N. J. are the guests of ..l H
Corl Cutdn- Two Island Stony Creek,
Connecticut.
Mr. and Mrs. L E. Wilson. of New
‘York who have been spending several
days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Ferris of Bayview avenue. have re-
sumed th‘elr trolley journey to Boston.
; Albert Morehouse and Mr. and Mrs.
Albert W Morehouse of 74 West
treet. Danbury. came to Norwslk yes.
erday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
“William R. Nash. mother oi the late
Mrs Albert Morehomie.
’ The restaurant to be conducted by
F. A. Mus. of South Norwalk. in the
cow rillmd station in Danbury. is
eing made ready for business A par.
titles is being built behind the lunch
counter so that light cooking may be
Gone. .
‘ The Brown Business College has a
national reputation. Read the ad. and
see what a good 'business education
will do for you.
Mrs. M E Simmons. of Glens Falls.
N. Y. has arrived in Norwalk to spend
slew weeks with her daughter. Mrs.
w. A Toilet: of Union Park. She is
Accompanied by her daughter. Miss
Frances Hall Simmons who will be
pleasantly remembered by many young
people of The Norwalks.
Portessor Edward 8 Hands. organist
'at St. Mary‘s Church. has returned
ome from a visit in Bethei, with his
eiisln. Michael Lawlow. who sails for
England next Wednesday for three
months The Knights of Columbus of
Danbury, Tuesday night presented Mr.
Lawlor with a handsome marine glass. i
to use on the trip.
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Letter to Hon Jeremiah Donovan,
south Norwaik.
-
Dear Sir: The way to reckon the cost
bf paint is to put both costs together.
'35s coat of the paint and the cost of
uttlng it on. ‘
it would save this country hundreds
millions of dollars a year: it would
you‘hssnen to he
s riot! in) sev ollars a year.
See how it works. It costs as much
out on can paint as another don' t
on Friday. “ ill“; and Mrs. Bitten will r 9
then rethhflo their home in the wrist.
W 0. Coukiin. J. Irving Street. R.
Millet-.11: ECatbrsdh'. ., stock, W3
Ii. Parke. Hugh 1-". McGinnls, Robert
R. Hell's new
P. Vidsud
York .
Well don’t;
5-3338 permission on
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paibtfihatwas ha Muité’ieation:
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'bert‘:i‘issothiodbs.%s§:eoatm the "
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' marks have possum.
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Store closes daily except Baton;
days at 5 o ’eioclt.
WHICH-OUT. IN
llADYTOrWIAI-IARMINTC.
To hurry up the using out process
on the second floor, some new pricel
Their detail iaol interest to every
woman withs- appreciatiou otstyis
beauty and bargain. . 5
8.1.00 swimsuit—50c.
Shirt waists or white lawn and mad-
ras. neatly tuckedand hematitohed, ra-
gular‘ st kinds. reduced to lilo.
81.50 and $1.25 shirt-waistI-enp.
Bhirbwsista made at has white lawn,
all handsomely ilnished with lace em-
broidery tucks and hemstltching. regu-
lar $1.50 and 81.85 kinds. reduced to
7“.
81 15 to 82. :6 shirt-waiathusp .
Shirt waists of extra nus lawn and
cheviots, all rich handsome waists Ila-
ished with denoting. line insertions, em-
broidery lanes and hematltchlng
tucks: regular prices from 81. 75 to
52 25,. reduceiho 95c. .
$11.50 to 815 tailor-made suits—47.50.
Tailor- made suits colors black blue
gray and caster. all shapely and finish-
ed with stylish trimmings. the jackets
are lined with uncle silk and satin.
reduced t0"97.55.
$16.50 and 318, tailor-made. suits-58.50.
Tailor-made suits of stamina. voile,
and chevlots; colorsvblue black and
easier. many in the‘desirable collarlsss
effects. the. Sachets are all tslreta lin-
ed and the skirts are all nicely finished
tomatch reduced to “.50.
$20 to $22.50 tailor-made suits-410.
Tailor-made suits of voile bread
cloth and line chevlot, some have unlin-
ed skirts with stylish taifets lined Jack-
ets..othera have separate drop skirts.
all are stylish and have been this sea-
son's best selling suits, reduced to 810.
Other. that have been 325. 527.50
and more reduced to 015. V
56.75 and 85.75 shirt~waistsults-SZ.95.
Shirt-waist suits oi line lawn In plain
white blue and corn colors-42.95.
33.75 to 85 shirt-waist suits—81.96.
lhlrtnwaist suits of has white lawn
all well made and stylish; they are
slightly rumpled, reduced talus.
Second noor.’
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“I?” GOODS C0..c
deiieport. Conn.
or“. i
to
Small Weak Fish dc. lb., 5 lbs. 26c.
barge Weak Fish be. lb.
Bonets“ Mackerel 8c lb.”
Fist Fish 'ic lb.
Snapper blues. ioc. lb
Large Blues 12c lb.
Steak God. 100. lb.
Sword Fish. lie lb.
H
m lobsters and Hard Crabs. Sat
ll ., .
East End of Washington Btfihe' Q '
2 Old Salvation Army Building.
Special Meat Incas. x
7 in: is.
m lb
10c lb. up
hushed Hams,
Chopped Beef.
rot Roast.
i’lste and Noble Corned Beef.
heparin, '
Watermelon.
see dos.
pee and Alto
Lemons. 20c Shard
i lb. mu Lard.
bags of Lamb.
Forsuuartsrs.“
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South Norwaik's Great Dill Goods”
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artists.
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For Just Seven Days...
Y.""T‘7ll« liwe
ibis great opportuniiii to bus all sorts of seasonable merchandise at profitless price.
will last just seven working days.
it is needless for llS to emphasize the fact. lbili. life
are honest Ill our statements: that eveni item offered here is a bargain. The one“ crest"
object of this sale IS to reduce stock quickie. We have caieiullu planned for results
planned to make this the highest seven dails business in store historil You are iiiiiiie ‘_
to attend this sale and share ill the broad economies which it oiieis.
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83'85 Washington 5L. 50. Norwoik Con)?
was on AM one hora.
Savings lack of Anemia Trying to Goi-
loci on a Mortgage 23 Years Did.
The Ansonia Savings bank has
brought suit in the court of common
pleas against Stephen 0. Tucker. of
Branford and James D. Goldsmith. oi
Guiiford. administrator of the estate of
the .late Charles W. Palmer. oi Bram
lord for the recovery.“ 8400 on a do
mand note securing a nmrtgage on
premises in Braniord. The note was
made. 23 years ago and the writ al-
leges that the‘amouni with Interest
still remains due. Tucker is said to
have been a partner oi Palmer.
The -at.Iaw of humor haves
: “mortgage ‘dor $300 on the some preiiil-
asthma
was take
he. bank cl
RES.
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mags that
agile inert-
snbieoiientep
the date
Dr‘iA PHYSICIAN HEALED.
.‘Iiwing. a practicing physic-
ith' a Grove. Kin. for over thir-
. , writg his personal expert
h Fold}; Kidney Care: .. "For
I‘- ad been; greatly bothered With
kin any and bladder trouble and en-
larged prostrate gland. I used every-
thing known to the profession without
relief until! commenced to use Foley s
idney Core. Alter taking three bot-
tles l was entirely relieved and cured.
l prescribe it new daily in my practice
and heartily rbcominend its use to all
physicians for such troubles I have
prescribed it infhundieds of cation with
perfect success." Sold at Plaisted's
11cm Nominal-s 4. 0;
Sll Iii rwaik. .
lei some of
«also is mute-astute
Mantis/banned Hm
l'li‘,3 wfife‘s.
hacking cough for a year and I thought
‘i “orfims
7 washing powder,
“II-9W 'TOzj'flUMTINC. ’ -
Ban Also Put on Not Gathering and
Other Condor Diversions.
it is not generally known. but it Is
nevertheless true. that the last legisln a about the new his second edition of
turo, practically killed hunting in this
state. and also at the same time put the
ban on the old time amusement of nut
hunting. The new law is as follows:
, “Every person who shall throw down
or have open any bars. gate or fence
upon the land of another. or who shall
enter upon the land of another without.
the permission of the owner. occupant
or person in charge thereof. for the pur-
pose of hunting. trapping, fishing. or
taking or destroying the nests are
at birds. or bee hunting.. or gath
rims. "out; 0s6;a1hsii be Iliad
n more tab .
more than 30 hire on
session by any person: while trespas-
sing upon the land of another. of a gun.
dog. Ierret or ilsh rod shall be deem
ed prints. Iacle evidence oi his Intention
of buntingpr fishing theron.
“Thain . er. occupant or person in
charge in t land, or such persons as
he may command to assist him. may
arrest any person violating any oi the
provisions or the preceding section and
forthwith take him before some proper
authority whoshali‘, upon complaint of
the proper prosecuting (slicer, proceed
to try such panel."
The law further provides that the:
parties making one arrest shall be
entitled to the same she as are allow.
ed to constables tor similar asryico. It
canbeaemtbattbetarmsrsluthia
‘legislature surrounded themselves"!!! ”and
' men is plenty. Attic spam;- In use Q
iON THREATENED.
Maple St. Chamnslxn.
"I was troubled with a
i had consumption. I tried a great
Ice and was under the care
for haverai months, I
" “pie 7 jf’lnorit
The company will mantra are so!
gimme
capitalised at 3200.000. dfiflbd lath
12000shamatawvalusflflmw
chars. Tho
Sadie Doll's
Methane-Law is exceedi
, and up to date. This attraction is here
‘ . draw sun
can}:
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A GENUINE GUCCI”; " 4
Pack and His Mother-In-Llw Abroad
a Hit From Start to Finish.
You can‘t say anything but good
Edgar Solden's "Peck and His Mother-
in- Law Abroad" which will be at Heyt‘s
theatre Tuesday night. it is good from
start to finish. First,‘ the play is very
cleverly written. Second, every mem-
ber of‘the company can lay claim to
being a good actor. The scenic effects
are artistic and numerous. The cos-
Protessor Albert Vant
the distinguished professor
engineerins- who Is at thd‘hhq .
engineering school In fish
was created a few days
ller del 0rdre de Leopold,; h
of the Belgians. Dliribg
seven years Professor Van dsr ‘ y
len went five times to Europe, Q
led the latest progress of the so!
under the most eminent rash
brought the results with hinifltoiia‘li
tomes are elegant and on the whole
the play has much to recommend it- 5‘
self to the patrons of this theatre.
Ed Cr’awiord appears as “Peck" who
after the marriage ceremony, is accom .
panled on a long trip by his bride. He E. .
learns on the trip that be Is only the
fourth man who has called the woman .
“wife". All of the other husbands hav-
ing mysteriously disappeared.
Mother in Law manages always to be
on hand.
have a few moments with his new
wife alone. tails list His Mother in
Law is con sally in the wily Air.
preciatlng opportunitifif
amusing plain;9 bi work as so forth by
the plot Edgar Seiden the author of
“Peck and His Mother-biliary Ahmad"
has worked up some bewildering
events.
Comedian Crawford appears! to good
advantage in e“Peck”ro ’
work is decei- ing of great Myafis.
tei‘pi‘etation‘l
ly clayer
e cause of much meri-
makes a typical Mobrew
y innit tarnished assess
"it!
or the starry sisters and wins retaini-
tioll tor her ability voice in chilled? :9Q
Sisters . .
entb lbnlents. The Hog“
Gladstongy‘ giro a wonderful W310!
ottoe d being and whirlivlnd wrbb‘ in.
tests be chords . is cachetio’nally
line and deserving ._ g Them us-
ical stumblers are .mhn'y
tor one mm any sags doub btleis
“-5“ ads does Mrs. Rush II
The {W
"Peck" in his endeavors to *‘
out. IIII- “
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