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WEATHER FORECACT.
Norwalk and vicinity: Showers and
warmer tonight; Wednesday clearing
and cooler. A disturbance of consid-
erable tnei 1,y is central this morning in
the Lake region. it is producin clou-
ry weather with showers from t 0 up-
per Mississippi Valley eastward to the
coast. it will probably pass otit the
St. Lawrence Valley tonight and this
vicinity will continue on the southern
edge of it until Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Powers, of Bridgeport
spent Sunday at the home of l. 11.
Bradley, Union street.
A number of N‘orwalk people went
to New Canaan last evening and at-
tended the parish fair in thatplaoe.
The meeting of the Pine hedge Whlst
Club, scheduled for this afternoon, has
been postponed to next Tuesday after-
noon.
,Marvin Stocking, of Georgetown, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs, William F.
Bryant, of Main street, Norwalk, over
Sunday.
-—Huskln' Bee at Catholic Club.
The P. 0. of A. will have an exper
ieuce social and installation of ofllcers
on Wednesday, August 26. Cake and
cream served.
The“; S'Auxiliary, A 0. H., of ‘
Nor-walk w‘i i hold a shirt waist socia-
hle qt flipgrnlan Mall, in Whll street, ,
Thursday evening.
Willard R. Gregory, of Brooklyn.
spent the Sabbath at the home of his
mother. Mrs. Julia C. Gregory, in
France street, Norwa
James Kellogg and "Sandy" Burns,
employees of Milk Dealer J. ll. llswx-
hurst, were the guests of friends in
Bridgeport last evening.
Jere. W. Ahcarn is enjoying a vaca-
tion from his duties at the Norwalk
Boston Store. Mr. Ahearn has taken
a trip up the Hudson River.
Miss Anna Dauchcy, of 2 Center
street, who is convalesclng from her
retent illness. is visiting her brother,
Albert Daucbey, in Bridgeport.
Gas is being installed in the Ely
building in South Main street, occu-
pied by George Singer. it was neces-
sary to take up a portion of the britk
pavement to lay the pipe.
A meeting of the Sunshine Club of
the south Norw‘allt Baptist Church
was held last evening, at the home of
Miss Lodema Addmil The club is
clothin a child at the Sunshine Lodge,
in Da ll ‘*
Hardy M. Camp, who has been spend
ing several weeks' vacation in town and
at Little L' Hammock island expects to
return to his duties at the Dead Let-
ter Office in Washington the latter part
of this week.
The shore dinner and meeting of the
Norwalk Business Mens Association
will be held at Roton Point, tomorrow
eve in verall aresung matters
witliéofiig % and ng’ressthan H.531
lllllid (”'11 for a short och. "‘
ual picnic at
day so 00] will be held tomorrow at
Cempo Beach if the day is clear. if
stormy the picnic will be held Thurs-
day. Cars will leave from itr front of
the church at 10 s m. which ever day
it is held .
——" 'Huskin Bee" tonight and theor-
row.
Ellis F. Makin. of South Norwailt.
will con not the new lunch waged, in
South M in street, and not Frank Ba- ,
her of the south Not-walk Municipal
Todau’s Spent
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resonant. 14¢ a.
M m 10C I"
, , line aide hasiooihpged
” her Emmi ‘ntv .nwgitman“r
ry Kehr of Trenton. New Jersey.
get around with a cane for a short
first. time.
South Norwalk hatter, who was badly
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NJacob Morris, of the United
all be}: visiting gt hi
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visit with Mrs. Lena lirlggerman.
floward Hoyt, of I[Norm] urn-
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The memlicrs of the Fridays fer-
noon Whist Club will have an outing
at the Knob on Thursday ntternpon
.tifi'w"
tatea
store.
Miss Mamie Powers of Valley Place,
is spending her vacation at Shroon
bake. in the Adirondack Mountains,
New York.
Tito scmi~annual conference of the
Catholic pastors of the diocese of Con—
nectlcut will be held in Hartford, Tues.
day, September 29.
Mrs, Charles W. Dch‘orest, of Matti
street Norwalk, who is visiting in
Tolone, and other places in lllinois,
will return home Octob'er 1.
Tire regular weekly meeting of Un-
cus Tribe, No. 26, improved Order of
Rod Men, will be held tonight at the
Wigwam in Washington street.
-Mr and Mrs Henry C. Fro'eb. of
Lowe street, have been entertaining
Miss Bertha chr and Daniel and Hen-
Miss Katherine V. 1111111111. of South
Main street will enter the State Nor
mat Sthool, New Haven, when the ses-
sion begins next Monday morning.
11131. James 11. Morris and two sons
of East Orange N. J., are guests of
Mrs M rls' parents Mr. and Mrs
Alexan er Smith of Merwln street.
Mrs. Smith has just returned from a
Jersey visit
-Going to "The llusltin Bee?"
'1‘ he annual pit‘lli( of the Springwood
l' nlort Sunday school will be held to-
morrow. at Roton Point. the start be»
ing made from the South Main street
switch about 10 o'clock, Tire members
are anticipating a very pleasant time
The 9 notice upon the Kelsier
bottle in lol’r‘ street. which has been
tinder surveillance because of 1.111111 1
fever in the household was removed
last week. One other case now re
mains in the street, which is in the
Casey family.
The Commercial Record gives the
summary of real estate transactions in
Norwalk during the, past week as fol-
lows: Sales, fourteen; m,ortgages
82 828. For the third week in August
in 1902 there were nine sales and
mortgages of 85,150
Frederick L. Burr, superintendent of
the Norwalk Box company, who was
recently injured severely by a fall at
the shop and who has been able to
time was able to take a trip to his
home in Dnnbury, Saturday, for the
William Woodrnff, a well-known
injured two weeks ago in West avenue
when he was thrown from a trolley car
was able to get down from Norwalk
this morning for the first time Mr.
Woodrui'f httrt his back badly, and can-
not aecure sleep at night.
Miss Blanche Hyatt. of Valley Place,
loft Smith Norwnlk. yesterday, for
Dlgby, Nova Scotin. where she will
spend five weeks. Miss Nellie Trum-
brtli. of Stamford, who has been the-
guest of Mrs. George Wright and Miss
Hyatt. accompanied the latter as far
as Boston, Mass, to make a visit there.
—Stcan1cr "W. 1. Stevens" will at-
tend the acht races 011 Thursday,
August 27t Will leave ’l‘olles' dock,
South Norwallt at 3: at 1111111111“) 8
nt ltotbn Point both ways. The fit
will ltop at Beekmah street on return
tom the races. Sandwiches and soft
drinks for sale on boat. Tickets 22. 50.
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the new reside cc to be erected
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and provided with all modern improve-
ments The Jones I: Hotchklbs cam-
my will do the plumbing and heat-
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In the colléétitiir of open-stock
bets some of the recent arrivals0
ave already begun to make
iiicnds and find new homes. More
and more is the goodness of the
Open stock set being appreciated
-—it 111 as handy at can be to havco
a dinner-set where one can re-
placc pieces with no delay.
Green Etruria porcelain. plain
print, nest in designs:
100 pieces for $8.25.
130 pieces for $13.
Cups and saucers—7:51.35 doz.
Fruit dishes—54c. doz.
Pink wreath decoration, Ameri-
can porcelain, goid trimmed
handles, latest shape:
112 piece sets—$12.50.
130 piece. sets—$16.75.
Cups and saucers—$1.80 doz.
Tcs- plates—$1. 25 1101.
Maddock Pottery Company's well
1111611111 Royal porcelain with
aprctty Violet dehign and
each piece gold‘cdged:
lIJ pit-cc sets—«$13.50.
130 piece sets—4518.
Cups and saucers—$1.90 dez.
Dinner plates—$1.95 doz.
Johnson Brothers' English porce-
lain. green border decoration:
llz piece St‘iS‘—$I7.3
‘ 130 piece act's—$23.
Cups and saucers—$2.25.
Vegetable dishes—"35¢” 45c. '
American pottery’s semi-Vitreous2
china, latest patterns of gold
late harder:
112 piece scts~«$18.5,o.
130 piece sets—$24.
Cups and suttccrs~$2.50 tiUl.
ilrcad and butter plates—$1.15
tioz. ,
Besides these a number of Aus-
trian, liuvilarid and Elite china,
open-stock patterns; ranging iii
price from $18 ttv$85.
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS 00-.
Bridgeport, Conn.
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Butterilsh 7 cents per pound, 4
pounds for 25 cents, Bluefish running
from 3 to (1 pounds; Steak Cod; Wilt,“
‘3llglibat; ltottud and 1.0305 Clams. kill
other kinds of hall'setii‘ag at very rca
sonnglem prices.
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e“Minot EutSbi’kshlugton Street Bridge
Old Salvation Anny Building.
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terua'y. r as 61 will be a silent part- itions In the United States
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Chicago yesterday afternoon, he had u'i‘he executive board of the Connecti- to and garlic Corned Beef.
two of New York's seven hits and tour 6|" Alma“ 0‘? BMW“ ' ' “an“ 20c do;
put outs to his credit. 1 . '
Much needed repairs w 1 . 9"“! 30° and ‘0“
the sidewalk in‘ front of e s are f '~ Onions,
William P. Beers in Norwallt, this Centralg ' - 0rd. ffmwer‘ be at
morning. The foundation underneath “0°“ ' i were Lemons, 20c “‘1 25°
ghe walk at the edgeo 1313:33me m lthe sill-$1310: gm rapids Pails Mot. 1151:
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NEW HAVEN RAIU‘OAD DEPOT.
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' General Cuporintondapt lays Nona
Contamniatcd In Int. Strut. as
‘ Cite is Not Culhbic.
The story that the Consolidated road
proposed to erect i much talked of
new station in New aven. on the site
of the orjglnal passenger station lit Ulla-
pol ltrti‘t‘t corner 0!
a sin revived. lt undoubtedly became
crrcnt from the fact that the railroad
company has uttptirotl some property
in Union street within the
months. Equip ‘oho yery (:0 filled
ly told some Uilt' else that he knew the“
the railroad company proposed 111111111
the old elty niatltet site for the new
nation in ending to tidy some property
the east side of Union ntleet as well
Tire company has gepeatcdly denied
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in the absence of President 11111.1
representative of this paper interview-
Gonoral Superintendent O M Shop
2.1] last night on the subject Mr
S opard said: “There is nothing to
tile sterv. Since l have come to this
city I have not ili'flrd anything about
i ' Besides why should the company
all to build it new station at that
p,int when it is not its tonvenicnt as
the one we now have? When a new
depot is built it Will not be on that
site."
RACES ON SHIPPAN TRACK.
Keen Contests of Iaturday Afternoon
Enjoyed by a Crowd.
The matinee races of the Gentle-
mbn‘s Driving Association, in Stamford,
are coming to be looked upon as a regu-
ini' Saturday afternoon feature of the
lot-tr] sporting life. The rat es last Sat
urday were witrwsscd by a crowd.
Fl‘ce of accidents, they were all keenly
contested and were enjoyed by the 011-
lopkcrs. An improvement pleasing to
the spectators was the promptncss
with whlth the horses got to the post
for the various lit-ats.'l‘h1~rc will be
ingre. racing next Saturday The sum
lll
lnute Claus. Haif- Mile Heats. 2 In 3
oodbury. l i
A dersou,
l uton,
Time. 1.26, int.
:30 Class. Half-Mile Hosts, 2 In 3.
ll unty. i
it rather,
asslng
Time 1.11111; Lirl‘n/g.
Class. Half Mlle Heats, 2 in 3.
Aibert Palmer.
lionry Pttl‘dy,
M‘arks‘s ”King Alar,"
Time, l.l4, H354.
Exhibition llliit‘ between two of llr.
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3 2
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A (J. llcxnmcr's horses. Time, 2.30.
Judges and timers: Messrs. Bailey.
ii‘ish and Gideon licndric; starter,
Ur. llnrncs; clerk of course, W. It
Baird.
'ALL AUTOMOBILIBTC INVITED.
An automobile parade will be held in
Bi'idgeport Monday August 31 at it)
11. m, as the initial event at that city‘ 11
Old Home Week celebration. The
Automobile Club .tot Bridgeport of six
ly-ilve members will take an important
part.
"l‘iro committee or which A. L. Rik
ct rice president of the larcoruobile
toinpany, ot America. is chairman,
cdrdiaily invite all automobilists to
take part in the parade. They special»
ly desire to have a large outer—town
delegation and already have received
favorable responses front individual
otorists in various parts of the state.
0 Automobile Club will keep art 11111
on house and every facility adorded vis-
itors. All the members of the Auto-
niobllo Club of America have been 110-
tlfled to rendezvous in Bridgeport on
that date and take part in the parade.
A1 committee was appointed at the that
finding of the Automobile Clirb of
ridgeport to arrange for an autumn
bile race meet at Seaside Park after
the Automobile parade. The big Civic
and Military parade will take place at
o'clock in the afternoon.
IALL PLAYER' 8 BICYCLE TAKEN.
:One of the members of the "Men-
qrchs" hall team left his wheel on the
platform at the railway station on Sat-
irday night. in the excitement of
riding the Norwalk boys good bye.
e young man forgot all about his
heel and walked to his home in Gras-
Plaln. Yesterday morning it 0c.-
rrod to him that he had used it the
vious day. andhc started in haste
filter it but it was not to be found. The
station agent noticed the bicycle on
‘11 the night before, but con-
*0 onefimild oil] {or it, did
dc: ddibttn‘b it. Evidently the person
the took the wheel was atrald of de-
pctlon or else bl] conscience troubled
found near the station and returned
31 the owner—Bothel correspondent
anbnry New ..
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\lia Rail 111 main.“ Lairdilrg and
or.
ii Entire“so Train. will leave
W’s' a. (in, Watch"
‘3" ”if mlmtrport 5:00 a. 111.. “:01-
$112“ 1111133111111 to Jclnid‘r but 140pr
Elliott's deduct“ 2:111
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swport lira casino; Tooro Para
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beautiful and costly
, ‘ ld tile 0c.“ Drive
1 11111111111 yrs for nine miles,
Add“. Etc, Etc.
on the Atiantic
lobietrtan of intergt
Union, has been ,
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTC.
AT HOYT'S THEATRE TONIGHT.
0f the many musical comedy extrava-
ganzas none have been seen for many
seasons flint compare with "i‘cck and
His Motlior-lrrlntw Abroad," which will
be seen at lloyt's theatre tonight. Tliis
musical anyety is deserving of all the
praise given it. A visit to the show
nit-ans continuous penis of hearty
laughter and many musltnl numbers,
which are bright and tip to date to ap-
peal to the tastes of those musically in-
clincd. The printlpals are selected
from the best in the profession. and
that the cast is an all star one. is ni~
tested by the manner ltr which the char-
actors are portrayed. Special atten-
tion has been gh en to the chor uh which
is made tip of many pretty girls with
beautifully trained voices. The scenic
and electrical effects are marvelous.
(loud business should be tltc rule for
this engagement.
llAl’l’Y ll()OI.itlAN.
The announced attraction at Hoyt‘:
theatre Friday. is the ever popular
produttion of the musical farce corri-
cdy, "ilnppy Hooligan," which comes
to us this season its an entirely new
production. cmbelislred with new taste-
ful scenery, and costumes ot a rich-
ness and value that are entirely be-
yond anything ever before seen lit
farce comedy. As the costumes and
scenery are now so are also the tape
claltios music, dances and ensembles
Tire entire production has been made
by the management a glittering and
gorgeous spetacle and no expense has
been spared to have everything of the
very highest class. There is a cheer-
fuiuess and gnioty about Mr Upper-s
genial hobo which when put into dra-
matic form. makes his influence well
nigh irtcslstabie. When the curtain
goes up the most chronic case of tit»
jet-tion gives way to good feeling. and
the misanthropo becomes at once a
creature who views life with rays of
the sun shining in his mind. There
are no dumps, blue devils. vapours.
ntcgrims‘or hypm-hondriusis in "llappy
Meringue... instead there is life, fliflt‘l‘l'
ty of spirit and pure hilarity, which
never fails to smooth the ruffled brow
of care and palliatn melancholy, "lisp-
pv Hoaligan” should be taken at fro
uucnt intervals as the price is within
reach of at]. '.W ll. Mntk will be seen
this season as the hobo and Mac
Phelps as Mischief. Others of prom-
inch: 0 in the company are Criminal] and
Catiliicld Harry S. McKee Alice Gil-
more, Mabel Stanley Helen Donnelply
llllian Robson Eva Taylor Bessie
Sharp and the famous Boston Quar
tctte
B’ QQEVI
the meat hunting “in in the world.
YACHTING TERMS IN COMMON
USE.
Close hauledyon the wind, by the
wind and full and bye mean sailing
as near as possible to the direction
from which the wind is blowing.
Close reach means that the wind
strikes the yeast forward of beam.
Beam means the width of the vea-
sci, or an imaginary line at right
”angles to its length.
Broad reach means that the wind
strikes the vessel aft the beam.
"Aft" is in the direction of the stern of
the vessel.
Down the wind running and going
free mean that the wind strikes the
vessel directly over the atom. The
stern is the after part of the-vessel.
Starboard—The side of a vessel to
the dghtnlten‘taclngi the bow. The“
bow is the forward part of a vessel
on either side.
Port—{libs side of a vessel to the
left wheii facing the bow.
A vessel is on the port tack when
the wind strikes her from the port side
“£th the wind is blowing.
rod to winward.
A Vessel ls sailing down the wind
when going to leer. ard.
A vessel class hauled has the 111111:
of way over a vgaggl watch is sail~
in; free. Wgcnbo are close haul.
ed 3 lth thpte wind on the,
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the ve'
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std-tTite direction toward
vessel is c hauled when go- . she ran
lose 1 the victim awho hid jut been dra
out :rom‘linticr hei- silt mobile, " ave
This time it’s the
odd lots and broken
size assortmenls ot all kinds of Summer.
Merchandise—lion burl thermal-a fraction of
their real Worth-dine picking for prudent
bullets.
J. Ii. Hlslop &
531-85 Washington St.
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So. Norwaik. Cl.
f “-3.
Roton Point
HOTEL and RESTAU RANT
Under New M
anagcmant.
SHORE DINNERS. CLAMBAKEB, ETC. at popular pric'u.
Excursions nearly every day. ..
Dancing, Good Music and special Attractions daily.
AnnlngJ $rr1lth,Prop-i
or mouse on sorr SHELL CRA s, wrm LETTUCE SALAD, wa
(WITH CHlCKEN,’ 31..25) .
MELON
AND COFFEE.
Satisfaction
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