1‘. .1“
am 3m.; not”.
' asurIusI. rs aruoaa
. ‘ 121ml. "\ 9°
v“w
W of Texas, himself“
itioni‘at, Ia much Inter-Ind;
persbce wave which is
te'Lone sud- State. u
.150 counties have voted for total
sales ftthifi’pthfi'qbre was
sevsh is “W
i!“ hit
temperance movement
tabs that. notwithstanding tile ho’iloi's
issued upon Professor Adolf Lorena In
”til tits United States. hardly any attention
local German as well as the Meat
llltrian Ambassador, Count Hohen-
however, gave a dinner In his
it. p . _
PIMININI Tories.
Hartford Courant. Ii ,
oily” allow “a of with
contrasting color are among
not popular dress fabrics. .
Milled, line 1is_ drawn be
, , walking skirt and the rainy~
' , TheIIatter Is short enough
pradticai while the other nearly
the round.
' Will hesitate to cut her
ski with as many gores as
ind her tailored skirt until she
a how much better they hang
by and then she will follow
and make them with seven
Who will not be pleased to learn that
tneunew and the fashionable way to
we soup is in bowls and not In shat-
plates in which the soup gets ab
spillioiy acid before one1 can eat It at
W ibis served? it will not take this
fishioh long to establish Itself.
'nexceedingly pretty sleeve for ,a
of thin material In which shit-‘-
‘ forms the only decoration is made
solidly the sleeve the
till! or to the elbow and, there let.
'it fail loose w'i‘his ruii'le In short
a front but long on the under arm,
can spots on wall paper, but
find one I am going to get b
of, bread and try, the experiment.
a little, curiosity about it. i
a 0th 8 day somewhere that ink
quid befremoved by dilutln
{.3'with water and satdl‘atin'
is‘h w "
pe shy rubbing the places with
$04: ea!» “141000. vhat would
Decor rs ale showing endless do:
his” imapetrs intended for nursery
{and It must be great sport fee
for of course mammas would
. in unless they wanted to keep
star. sooth“
mil is so than that
The allowing is from "The House-
aim k kindly In the orning;
“trinity; ten the cares ot the y, I‘m-
Whit utilises, make househo d
all other chairs move
_ , Ere smoothly. giving peace to
‘ INNS? hears. Speak hit, at
ur for it may be hat be-
dawu of.- another day some ten-
”731:3; ofne Ia’aa tinis‘l:l his or her
or war on
late to retract #fignd
for
avg to seek forgiven
”inflicted“? the he or a
«Man Mentioiii»
, ' r‘a‘g’dganhfi'flib '
ties. but sparsely populated. ,The
r is activst interesting himself ‘
ulna-I
‘3,e:4'lp.m.-'
3.31shthvia council.
A! its hall in
miss a.
3 MD
and to social uterine
held Tuesday. evening. and which was
edby the members of the order.
was a most nioysb e affair. John C.
Mplvin was chairma of the easi’cises
ya?“ $1011me P lie
in we? we in
ich Ilir; Lawlor is held by” the Beth-
e people and at the close of his rev
marks, on behalf of Pavia Council, pre-
mi" an
glish. Daniel A. German. John C.
it via. Thomas L. Cuihane. John P.
Wisted. Patrick Troy. Charles Lath-
romDa ggielw Fittin, Geo Carroll, Wil-
, “Milan of.
New: At the close of thrice sk-
ercises refreshments were served and
some time was passed In a pleasant so-
cial manner.
THEIR TENTH ANNIVIRSARY.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sort. of Nor-walk.
Shower-ad With Tinwara.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Burt cele
brdted the tenth anniversary of their
marriage at their home 14 Water
street. Monday night. About sixty
people were present, and all had a
moat enioyable time. The evening
was based with social chat and some
as graphcpholle selections were
can" Dinning dollowsd to music
by a violinist. At the close of the foe
Iinvitiea a bountiful collation was giv-
xlir. and Mrs. Burt were well rc-
numbered by their friends, and now
the hostess Ia wondering what In the
world she is to do with all the tin-
ware.
deAV "4 wALI. srassr.
WALL STRET, 10:10 a. m—Tho
opening stock market was moderately
active and ver Irregular with declines
predom .1 The sains were traces
the sum hoods and Peoples
Ilas rose nearlyapoint. illlnols Cen-
tral was down i. and Mlaourl Paulie
55. The endow otherwise werel Imit-
ed to small fractious
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.—The tone
of the market was heut'ltating and in
regular.,, Considerable selling orders
appeared in Rock island and Amalga-
mated Copper. The subsequent rail!
In those ,1stncks caused sympathetic
hrmncss where. louisvtlie 3:
Nashville, iorado and Southern
second pfd.. St. Louis and San Francis.
co second pfd. and Detroit Southern
were sold down a point or more. Be-
fore kll 0‘ look e whole market turn-
lsaouri Pacific lost 2.
Igiwi’a'ul 1.5 and Reading and Rock Ii
land a point. There were two point
locum in Claveland.~C.'C: & St. Louis
and St. Louis Southwestern pfd. North
American and Minneapolis, St. Paul
and Sault Ste Marie rose 2.
WALL STREET. noon.-Lnrgc sell-
Ing from the same source as yesterday
encouraged the bears to attack the
.narkct. Amalgamated was carried
”it under last night. St. Paul 2. North-
western 21,4, Consolidated Gas 4.
Wheeling and Lake Erie 1% and
Union Pacific New York chnirai the
Pennsylvania group. the local traciions
Ind Republic Steel a point or more.
American Express dropped 5 and
Wheeling and Lake Erie 2nd pfd 3%
The market steadied. but rallied feeb—
Iy. Bonds wen irregular. ,
WALL STR m. I p. In. ——The mar-
ct became intensely dull aiter- I‘tho
3 wacht race Minister way. but ccs
IaI dened atillthntinilyr‘i Amhlgagzted
I
and. Atchison, Missouri Pacific. Cana-
‘Ian Pacific. Pennsylvania Eric
‘outhcrn Railway and oak Tran-
fit a point. Central 0 New Jersey
ll 3 and General Electric 2.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Re ported over private wrre or Ms
ilea & Goldscbmidt. Commission Bro
(era. Swarts In Corbett Block Simuh
iorwblk:
. Open. High. Inw. 7:30
Amal. Cop. «us 47% WA 34m.
\, 0. EF. Co. 82% 32% 82% 32%
I'm. 181‘ 18%. 13% 181,1
melt. 44% «15,495 mi
um- 115 1%,...114 1149*;
:SJ‘e 6014 60% 591.9 son
:3 83% 3895
ibiti.“ 0.1.1.3st , 81% ms
3kiy'nm'r. 45% ms ants «It
‘hes. & Ohio. 395‘ S3 2%
“ii. N. w., my. tits 103%153
,1 3h. Gt. Waist, 161/, 16% Is 16 -
3 2. a sac .,lll% mu. 131m 140%
1 .oLSOuth.,14% 1m 14 14
"Jun Gas. 175 176 178 1750.
_ )eIé a Hud. 10215 1623. 102 163'
28% 38% mi 27%
ere,1st,,pr.,seti me as am
In. . 101% 102 161% m
1mg neat 13m 13m
..105 105 mm 1‘0in
138% mu mu 183%
11315 113% 11m 112%
14% Is 14% mt
discos“
‘ lomori‘o 'a
“sh. Dennis, do
ecovered 1% and St. Paul. Rock is- 3
1 3 are in the grocery lino.
g1vshanthaytrylh,
Mary's Luetery The hall bearers
were Thomas Hunt, Edward Kilboy.
Thomas Riley Jomssil. Moore. Geor
III Dowd. States
3
runnaaubr use. w. a. use“
The inner of hire. William R .Nash
was held y erday afternoon from her
late residence, corner of the New Ca-
“Emma Kala Ita‘eeli. “Thank?
o c t all n-
* Ismail: Comets ry.The
pallbearers were Albert Morohouse. AI-
bert W. Morebouse. w. R. Nash and G
30f
[Hiya “swimmer"
me, n We‘tport. arcane
doubt a o'clock The
Rev. Lewis K. Moore. pastor of the
Norwalh Methodist Church will offl-
ciate and Interment will be In River
side Cemgery Young friends of the
be the pail bearers.
lids. mlnmd a. essrlnan.
The funeral of Mrs. Elisabeth
Brennan wife of Edward T. Brennan
of Beiden avenue will be held at St.
Mary’s Church tomorrow morning. at
9 o c'loek
crabby, sprint ascovsaan.
,.........3
Discovered ‘ih a Vailas In a Hotel at
0ch lay. c.s .
BOSTON August zo-The police of
this city have confirmed a report re-
ceived hers .lastt night that certain
bonds supposed to have been stolen by
Willard S. ,Allen, the defaulting treas-
urer of the Methodist Preachers' Aid
Society, had been discovered In a val-
ise In possession of Hotel Proprietor
Michael Nolan. at Glace Bay, C. B.
The report. at» first, was not believed
by the police. but a telegram was sent
to Halifax, and st norm a reply was re
«dived at headquarters saying that
Landlord Nolan bad a vaiise contain-
Ing bonds thought to be those of the
Preachers“ Aid Society. which he was
holding until some one could reach
Glace Bay to Identify them. A mem
her of the police force will start from
here at once bearing the numbers of
the missing securities.
KNIGHTS TEMPLARS IN NEW LON-
a
NEW LONDON. ua. 20.——-About
thirty past grand com antlers. Knights
Templars of the Connecticut and New
England Association and ladies are at-
tending the summer meeting here to
day. Dinner was had at the Pequot
House this noon and this afternoon
the Sir Knish“ and their ladies are
having an excursion on the steamer
Weateri i7,.3 , .
cg!
[A87 EXCURSION Of ill;
By the South licrvvaiit Charlotte club.
(German Sings; Society)
ROCIANAY BEACH
new thou. srsauaoar
HAMPTON
SUNDAY AUGUST 23.1903.
Leave South Norwalk at 9:30 a m.
and arrive at Long island City at i: 30
where a special train will take the
party to Rockbway In thirty minutes.
caving on the return at 6:16,
Tickets—Round trip. adults. 750.;
children between 5 and 12 years. Sign.
‘ al
the German diplomatic agents.
Bulgarian feeling. excited by the
murders and urea across the her-
.der, Ia less res rained by the Bulgarian
government1,and the moveme ts of the
Russian and British fleets a to the
nervousness Ion‘ the Scores and among
traders and bankers owning Turkish
railroad shares or having commercial
intedeata in Turkey
The German government maintains
Its passive attitude, with the desire to
Join the other powers in any communi-
cations to T kq' or Bulgaria designed
to prevpnt and tending to confine
the d urban
which Mo ufil‘l‘l’s'urrcction
r “y in
The :0eman a”? co appears
to be as no pusale ’by0 uaala' s pur-
posei halo .s'sn squadron of her
Black Sea fieet as a non political lay-
man would be. The Foreign once of-
ficiais have made in inquiry of Russia
on this point, as such a question might
be construed as suspecting Russia's
‘dssians and Russia, The Associated
Press is'inforined, has sent no explana-
B‘. tion or assurance on the subject. none
being considered necessary.
DOHERTY WON AGAIN.
National Players Siz
whrk Owing to» d
3 NEWPORT,“ R. Aug. 20. ~The
National Tennis Tournament players
were slow In getting at work today on
account of dubious weather. It was
cloudy and warm with frequent show-
ers. The ground keepers were busy
rolling and brushinit the courts. and
shortly before noon the games were
startod
The schedule was not heavy and it
was hard to decide which match should
be put on the championship courts
Finally the lot. foil to H. L. Duherty
dndechnrd Stevens. The match at-
tracted little attention as it was con-
ddered to be only a question whether
or not the English player would win
In straight sets.
Dcherty‘ had no difficulty In winning
6-4, 0-2. 0-2.
Waidner had to so back to Chicago
this morning and his absence caused
a default to Beaver In what was ex-
pected to be a very good match. This
left Beaver a good chance to reach
the semi-final round.
Summary: 3,
R, 0. Beaver beat L.
in Getting to
Weather. '
Third round:
ii. Waidncr by default.
IL L. Dohmiy boat R Stevens ti- 4.
0-2 ,
, canal or norIcc
District of Norwaik,
Gilli“. Angust 20th 1003
mists; of maIeI’ e. Mdrruii late of
Nurwaik. In said District deceased.
Whereas. wriiion petition has been
made to this (Elmira Irayiniit {gr rub
{on ll 0 or, it:
'9 mm of m%¢
late to convey the title of a certain bur
lai plot in said petition. fully described
to the politic pursuant to a certain
motrsct of as 1| pceaacd.
Ordered, Tim said application be
heard and dctc lned at the Probate
Ofilcc In Nora's ,~on the’twenty-iifth
day of August I903, at 10 o’clock. forc-
uoon; and that public notice thereof
be given to all persons Interested
therein. by publishing this order In a
newspaper having a circulation In said
District. at lcasi five days before said
day of hearing
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge
as, Probate
a20-25.
Vehthtarydara
KNOW
A voiuntary Increase in wages of ten
per cent. has Just been granted the
skilled empioyeel of the Kmeger
Piano Company, of Stamford whose
plant Is in the Coliender Building, Pa-
cific street The unskilled help also
share In the general advance In wages. '
Mr. Gsrritsen of Rowayton. is presi-
dent of the cdnlpsny.
Some 050 men and boys find 000va
tion In the local factory of the con-
cern. A large percentage of these are
cabinet-makers, woodcarvers and oth.
or skilled mechanics. They have
been earning very good wages hereto.
fore, the wood carvers receiving from
021 to 028 per week and the cabinet
makers, wages in proportion thereto.
The present increase is In recog»
nition of the faithful work of the em-
ployees. the conditiou of the business
being such as to permit it.
There has been talk of a consolida-
tion of the plants of the Kroeger Com-
pany into one plant in Stamford. At
the factory It was said yesterday. there
Is no Immediate prospect of such a
move, The New York plant of the
concern Is a big affair. Practically all
Its cmpioycs are skilled mechanics.
The pay roll Is said to be about $250.-
000 per year, in the Stamford branch
the case-making end of the firm's bus-
Iness ls carried on.
“’0! THAT COLD
or It may result in Pneumonia. Brar
zilian Balm is breaking up Colds when-
ever tried. almost without exception.
lo. 25. 500 and 01.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford. Baxter's or Plaiatbd's. "
New returns the gay mosquito
Like the doctor with his pill;
Every time he gives an poison
He presents 'a "ll 0 hill.
.0. 3
CLASS A. XXc No. 65120
LIBRARY or concedes to wit:
BE iT- REMEMBERED.
That on the thirtieth day of July, .1908.
Tim BANKS LAW PUBLISHING
COMPANY of New York, N. Y., hath
dcmaitcd in this Ofilce the title of a
'BOOK. the title of which is In the
following words. to wit:
Cases argued and adjudged In the
Suprcmc Court of the United States.
October form 1874. Reported by John
William Wallace, vol. XXI.
THE BANKS LAW PUBLISHING
COMPANY, New York, 1903.
The right whereof It claims as pro-
prietor in conformity with the laws
of the United States respecting Copy-
rights.
Ofiice of the Register of Copyrights.
Washington. D. C.
Herbert Putnam,
Librarian of Congress.
By Thorvaid 80ng.
Register of Copyrights.
Written A. J.
Revised .i. W. C.
Entered A. J.
Mailed E. V. E.
In renewal for fourteen years from
August 21,,1003.
a6 13 20 27
Fancy Potatoes
2350 Der Peck
G o ‘s
JOSELOFF'S
'PHONE 13H.
72 North Maid Street. South Norwalk.
v
A Great He;
To the preparation of a good meal is PURE FOOD. Our Grocer Ics have always been noted for
because we would not tolerate adultcration of an sort.
their general excellence.
We have just received a
CREAM CHEESE. the finest CREAMERY BUTTER. so svrcct and rosy.
' FANCY CRACKERS—Onr store is head uarters for Fresh. Crisp Crackers. Our sales
em almost daily from the ovens.
S A ND BONELESS BACON are at 1‘ 1e top notch of perfection.
you tried our new line of FANCY CRACKERS? A finer yet.
PICN C SUPPLIES of all descriptions.
upon these goods keep them
' The FERRIS HAM
want them.
Have
00 WEST W‘SIIIHBTON STREET“
afive P
229
Pack
. l
hiiswsacli'lsaasuycrthamfolievvaa
fresh. as we receivet
Those teas ware raised at 0 recs Farm and av cryona Ii up“ hi- V“ in "AMI
aet- stgla cannery. r we: certainly.
Evarbody in the town must be buying their letter he Weill they knows in
GOOD THINGS TO EDIT.
large invoice of our FAMOUS (
Come and see
LEADING GROCER
of them are
In potatoes and finest
“ii“! NOR WALK.
:OFF E, FANCY DOUBLE
You
again.
s... Pull “SW
. Cream Grand
iCatbup. Sic. W
*filh‘l‘lh'g
80.
" I115?" €1i¥%
. a”? ‘
F‘laae may. stem i
ankfiofl
’;cauv:f-
m\*‘
We will sell aerial
EXACTLY ONE
CASH suslem. a s
buuer.
Ks“ $9“ch
Eridaufialur deli and
Mendel
chandise as mentioned here below AT
tail prices. As uou are alreadu fami-
liar with our extremelu low priced
quires but little talk.
man have a share in the bargain feast.
limited quantities will be allowed each
.va
alt
ll classes oi mer-
HALF regular re-
els of this kind re-
in order that all
De Long Hooks and Eyes, 2
dos. on card universal price,
10c. half prce sale,
100 Foundation Collars. Mous-
seline covered, minted or
straight half price sale.
Warren a l‘eatherbone Founda-
tions. silk bone mousseline
covered, regular price 251:.
half price sale,
Twin Anchor Hose Supporters,
silk webbing. all colors reg-
ular price 25c. half price
sac.l 12%c
Pearl Shirt Waist Sets. snail
—smoked—-or pure white,
regular price 25c. half price
Silei.12‘fic
Fine Face Velling. all black or
Mixtures, regular price 25c,
half price sale, 12%0
Torchon Laces and insertions,
widths from 1% to 5 Inches.
value 5c, half price sale, 2th
5c
50
12550
All Linen Damask Dollies. tied
fringe. pure white. value 10c
es.. half price, 50 ea.
White Waistlngs. assorted de-
signs, value 25c yd., hbif ,
price. 1215c yd.
Mantle Scarfs with fringe
assorted patterns, value 25c.
half price, iZiAc yd.
50 do: Turkish Towels, 21 x
45. good value, at 15c es...
price ilfic ea.
36 In Silkoline, the best qual-
ity, regular price. 1255c.
half price. 65cc yd.
Silk Damask for covering
touches and chairs. regular
price 81.85 yd., half price,
2235c
Bagdnd Stripes for Port-
lerres. value 500 yd., half
price, 25c yd.
Russia Duck, black with white
dot, red with dot. regular
price 1235c. half price, lilac
Black Mercerised Petticoats,
regular price $1.50, half price 75c
Colored Wash Petticoats, regu-
lar price 81.00. half price, 50c
40 Inch fancy Dress Goods.
fall styles. regular price, 50c
half price. 2
Black Percaline Lining (Gil-
bert's) regular price. 15c.»
half price, 'lific
Striped Dress Glnghams. reg-
ular price 15c half price. 7%c
42 inch Black Silk and Mo-
‘ hair grenadine, regular price
81.00, half price sale,
EXTRA.
1.000 yds. fancy Outings. reg-
ular 8c. also
500 yds. of Guaranteed Black
Tafleta Silk 36 inches wide.
big value at 0150 Friday,
Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder, uni-
versal retail price 250, half
price sale, 1259c
Packer's Tar Soap. universal
retail price 25c, half price
sale. 12%c
Cuticura Soap, universal re-
tail price 200, half price, 12541:
500 Sheet Toilet Paper, regular
price be, half price, 2%c
Writing Paper. superb quail-
ty, regular price box 25c.
half price sale, 12%c
Men's All Linen Handker-
chiefs. value 12%c, half
price. tilde
Women‘s All Linen Hand-
kerchiefs. fine hemstitched.
value 12%c. half price sale. lilac
Women's Lace Trimmed Hand-
kcrchicfs. value 50, half price
sale, 2
Mather Wrist Bags. leather
handle with small change
purse, value $1.50, half price 75c
50c Hermsdorf Lace ,Stripe.
Women‘s Hose, half price,
Men's Socks, brown mixtures.
value 10c, half price sale. in: pr.
Women's Vests. square neck.
no sleeves. value 60c, half
price sale. 1
Men's Madras Shirts, woven
and printed. value 50c and
75c mostly 15c quality, half
price average
Ladlea‘ Vests. square neck.
sleeveless. regular price
12050. sale price,
Ladles’ Lace Trimmed Ribbed
Pants, regular price 25c, size
4 only, half price sale, 12‘,“
_..L.._._————.—-
Oil Stove Ovens, regular price
98c. half price,
Oil Stove Tea Kettles, regular
. price 14c, half price.
Gaiv. iron Wash Tubs, regular
price 69c, half price,
14 qt. Euin Preserving Kettles.
regular 9811, half price.
Glass Berry Dishes. regular
price 100, half price.
25c
310
49c
7c
49c
Lawn Dressing Sacques, reg-
ular price $1.25,
Light Colored Lawn or Percale
Wrappers. regular price
31 25, 63c
Ladies‘ Lawn Shirt Waists,
short sleeves, regular price
$1.25, 030
Ladies' Fine Lawn Shirt
Waists, regular price 83.00.
at $1.50
Ladies' and Misses' Bathing
Suits at half regular prices.
Ladies' Chemise-Night Robes,
regular price 81.25.
Ladies“ Shirt Waist Suits. regu-
lar price 23. 98 at
, Ladles’ Shirt Waist Suits. regu
03c
63c
A
Saturday ’and Monday. $1.00
lar price 85. 98, at Q
ALL rammed Have IN‘ THE
HALF or asouua ralcss.
Birmingham National Isak, of Derby.
, MILLINERY DEPARTMENT AT
‘uoas LITIGATION. ,
Subs Whitiock On A Note.
Sturges Whitiock. of Huntington, is
having whole bunches of troubles since
he got mixed up in that mini
corn with the unfortunate nara the
Gold Bind lining and Lumber Com-
pan!. The latest suit to be Instituted
e 1!)th fiat;
Bank chei'by;torecovcr05.000ai‘o
“least! tobelaeoaanotefidsos‘th’
Mining and Lumber Company. and (50
shares of the Whitlock Printing Press
Hanutacturing company. of Derby.
NOW A NEW“ HAVEN VESSEL.
Captain bicHaIraay lays The scheduler
Howard g: Pack F
The whoollsr Howard
lain Campbhil. which
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