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M“ CINTINIL 'I'ILIPHONI
OALLO.
I learn.
it OM Norwalk.
lear's Residence.
tatuie providing that “every
I wickedly curse aaotlier,s
é.131" w'ns enforced; all
oil (1 be raised In a few days
the state, city and town debts
ticut~llartford Post.
i W
, I. Richardson of tboS ,liibe-
, Sflhfihie court lectured in a New
kclillrch last week. "if God be a
" he said,
take his picture? No man hath
, him and no man knows whether
it black or white. We in Africa
,, a" black God, and our devil Is
When we dream of white men
us feel miserable the next day.
Ilia with us stands for all that Is
d wicked In America I find it
“diluent. Your God is white and
yield devil is hilck. " '
e descendants of John Alden and
‘ ill at their reunion in Doxbury,
libidlohuaetta. recently, started a sub-
new“ for a fund to buy the old
Iliad homestead in that town. Presl-
' Hm fire-Alden, of the associa-
W at!“ can be brought at ‘a
I is price. The house, erected
Alden‘ a grandson, and now 250
been held by the Alden
rough all its history, and is
pSlSSbSd by John W. Alden and
idea ifs Mr. Alden being a direct de
Willi from the original John.
my FEMININE TOPICI.
(Deborah in Hartford caurant.»
fa.
Young girls are securing some novel
, pins for fastening the backs at their
' stocks. They select one of the hand-
some cut steel or enameled buttons,
take it to a manufacturing jeweler and
arranged on the under side,
, the shank. They make very
pretty fasteners.
Perhaps it is because we are grow.
hg older ourselves that we look with
In much pleasure upon the increased
film the magazines are giving to fall:-
on! for women of sdvancin years.
ltd it is not impossible t at the
periodicals are responsible for the
of youthful fgshions by
middle age and past many
o their own dress mkking
ll, news no resources 0! their own.
’ obii toI blly the patterns and
H hians advertised in these
AS lemon bath is described by those
whthave taken it all one of the most
delightful forms of refreshment possi
bio on a hot day, says the New York
“ “Tribune." This Is how they do it: Cut
‘a nice Juicy lemon In two. and, using
o of the halves like a cake of soap.
rub file may with it. Every minute or
Will-38:101.” as to extract
all ice. A tor face and person
Wu oboen bathed 'in the fragrant.
lg juice take a sponge or wash-
1! with clear water wash It all
g a. The result is said to be a
t. elicious sense of invigorating
. are many "ways In which Soon:
be cooked that are familiar to us
. gill such adeliciousgegatable
:hiwaya g to add to the
noclpon‘ in which it Signrcs
. ’ and expensive h year,
that with some itw he a
The following directions tor
.. corn pudding tsli'en
, i"; may be new tO‘
be served accompany-
a moat course. To two cupfuls
ted co‘rn add three elggs Shite:
« l1 s e 1 t an
013%“ ) 01a clpful
. butier, a co ful of flour and
oupfnl‘of milk. t into a but-
more:
L ,
_ “I“ shall use any pr on“ oath .Fiish: was carried on
ll
- Sl
now can any dnite "'3'
"lg
. Id that the United
misnDr. J.0.Grogory.1lohnn.lflm~
I. H.
(Olllllllld Stroll V'SSt‘at
”Pgmier 1;de i
,‘ '1 Y! »‘ arkana
happy vlein . ‘ WHO’S as
n .
town b d not odwell
' S in
long oall S W“ bitterly, as
there were as. present from Nor
walk, south Norwalk and East Nor-
walk. ‘He did not believe. however,
that division was for the beat inter-
ests of the town. That the people do
things in a determined and wholeheart-
ed manner was shown by the way the
He believed
the town to be ‘boputlfully situated for
Val r aSpoSSia especially on the
advantages of Norwalk as a residcn
tlal place for New York business loop.
The growth of the great ciiy, was part
i inilimd ireouopandconsidercd that
‘9 M0 _, Id transit was of as
birch lntpre‘at orwalk' people as to
New York. as’lt means much to the
development of this part of the coun-
He believed that it was due the peo-
ple in the vicinity of Norwalk to have
a train running from New York to Nor
walk in 45 minutes. One afternoon
train out of New York, the 5:05, has
been running for the last twentymiue
years and takes live minutes more to
get in Norwalk than it did twenty- -nine
years ago and the fare is fifteen cents
more.
Attorney Walsh Did Not Talk.
Mr. Kent called on John J Walsh for
a few remarks but Mr. Walsh asked to
be excused and said that an English
statesman once said that a converse
tionalist was a person who goes on
talking after he has got through saying
something. He didn't care to be in
the position of the conversationalist.
' aI'll Mayor Wheeler's Remarks.
EnSHayor ArthurtC. Wheeler was
called upon and he replied in a felici-
tolls manner. Mr. Wheeler said he
was just forty-seven years old yester-
day was born in Norwalk node was
not ashamed of it. Mr. Wheeler told
a witty story or two and then spoke
more seriously. He was in sympathy
with Mr. Seymour's remarks. When he
spoke of Norwalk he said he did not
refer to any particular section but he
meant any section of the town when he
aid Norwalk. There would be more
things to come up before the But-linear;
Vien‘s Association and help would be
needed to locate new industries.
.Hon. E. o; Keller Pleased.
Mr. Kent intrtRluced lion. id. 0.
Kepler said that it gra'tiiiedohmeiof R
Keeler as a self made man. Mr.
Kee'ler. said that It gratified him great-
y to add such a large attendante. Hc
unphasised the fact that the assocla
ion must have support to be success
in]. Bill there were some men who
would do nothing to help the town
Some with even more local money in-
.‘crests than any present would not
"you buy a ticket to the association's
dinner, he said.
Mr. Hlilvon Cuban Treaty.
Congressman E. .1. Hill was then in
roduted by Mr. Kent. Mr. Hill quot
‘d Emerson saying that the successful
nan was the one who had been thrown
up against, an opportunity and had
‘lnck. Judging from this standard
Mr. Hill considered that the Norwali.
Business Men's Association had been
r*minently successful. It had within a
Ihort time brought three new iilllus
"ice to Norwalk and has the best pout
office in the Fourth Congressional Dis-
trict. , He said that he would not
iwell on local matters, but would talk
if things in general.
lie thought it would be of interest
11 many. to know how the House of
Representatives at Washington ecu
lhuctod hurting; and b rleily outlined
he r tine halftime.- its said. (will
‘lcoi 93"“ passion on oithh‘ deio-
Ier 15th
he principal matters was the Cubs
.rcaty.
c said. would unquestionably be chou
n rpeaker of the next house.
Mr. Hill believed the Cuban treaty.
n be considered by the extra sessiolr
Connors. of utmost importance and
heartily in favor of li.’ He said he
lied for the Cuban neciproeliy treaty
rulers and would vote for all now pend
in
{set year Cuba purchased 866. S000 000
'0th of goods abroad and oil ll
Inc United states sold berg) 8,;
00. 000, but Mr. Hill believed that with
the preferent‘i‘all‘ tag“. ‘she would pur-
ase everyt era.
The ‘ so then spoke at
ength on t e currency retinas pro-
med and gave a clear and concise
lea of what was *gfle believ-
st banking h
“alias it is too rigid
odaaid to him afowS mucus:
he country could stand a poor tari
ystem much longer than it could a
cor bankhlg system: But to show th
ratt‘hmouurgabs of the country Mr. Hut
a at commonplace spec 4
r the Milippine Sand Spillah’wart
ad that use country is now Mull, Wilma.
otter off than before.
Mr. Hill is in grayish l more flexible
.‘ll'l‘ 0!. er 9
est-iii 1M W393i xii
.oSudi applauded and at its clos
was ontllree rousing cheers. A I of
the other were also liberally
applauded.
Those who sat down to the dinner iav
14].onnlrlul BalayorAHC
Wheeler. Harvey ll. Kent. Hon. a. 0.
cl
Clover. Isaac
clerk
or November bib, and and it.
we
letter bathe grand master's
day and sklet picnic at the laconic
Home at Wailingford on Thursday.
September 10. Arrangements have
been made for excursion rates on the
railroads the rate from this city be-
ing- seventy cents. Sphinx Temple
Band will furnish music and there will
be other exercises of an interesting
character. Light refreshments can be
procured on the grounds and the oc-
casion will furnish opportunity to all
Masons atlending to inspect' the home,
that worthy charity of the fraternity.
n. 5...“... n...
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Summer Night’s
Carnival
AND
Lawn Fete
Under the auspices of the Cath-
olic Club, on the lawn at tbs
rear of tie club house, 22
West avenue, Tuesday. Aug
as! 25th and Wednesddy, Acq-
usf 26,16.
“THE HUJKING BEE. "
lease' a Orchestra. S
You cannot get Better Coal
than at our New Yard,
and we know
you cannot get it
for less money.
8. HERSHHEIB it ill.
Wood Street, loath Norwalk.
Phone 54-5.
sum Iiltilf‘iilil.
We are selling some of the newest
and prettiest styles In white and linen
duck hats, also Raiavia hats and while
mull hats.
Our Palm Beach and plain sailors.
In Milan. Bonnet, and rough and ready
braids are stylish and popular.
Our entire line of dress and tailor
In a «(it
Miriam
- .m.
mlDA
llrcssos direct
(‘atc hy Must
elects.
""""" Opaelal Express Train will leave
S to“: “it”£i.."’3.'.ni “my"
gwmmy P70?" ”moreirmr; whore 33.33.33
1. .S ‘ w r n
"g (I! 0f ”l" at 1.00. l. 01;,“ teamar due Newport
: FRIDI Y. AUGUST 20th.
Y. AUGUST 28.
The Breaker of All Rmds,
Hoop
u Helical:
from Paris.
840, 000 imported jewels.
The handsomest GYM!" "1 "'0 “WM' "with the. buildings thereon situated on
Funny Comedians, Pretty Girls, Cor-l
genus Scenery. Novel 8
c, Export [labor
Prices, 25c, 50c and 75c.
Taylor 51301321)
14 Washington 61.. lo. Norwaig.
porches amusements
nov'r s ranarna.’
THE Bill!" SSHOW ON] EARTH.
See the gorgeous 3.1.000 diamond.
lSllilGE. :t.lrccts in the City of South Norwalk
Startling and bcniidcling electrical “(are or Rufus Richards me of Nor-
Wu MWS
[pouranod
NEWPORT ~:. .
Via Rail to Wlekfcrd Landing and
ltaamer
THREE HOUR! AT NEWPORT FOR
SIGHT OEEIN
Some of the points of interest at
Newport arc the Casino, Touro Park
and Old Stone Mill, Bpoutlng Rock,
Forty Steps, Paradise and Hanging
Rocks Plllwgalory Cliff Walk from Eati-
inn' 3 ill-at Ii to llailoy' s Beach passing
some of the most beautiful and costly
estaips ill the WOI Id the Ocean Drive
following ilie shore for nine miles,
Ochre Point, Fort Adams, Etc. Etc
No Summer Resort on the Atlantic
Coast oifcls more objects of interest
to the visitor.
$1.50 rate of fare for the round trip
only 81.50.. ........
Number of tickets strictly limited to
avoid overcrowding of train or boat.
Purchase in advance and avoid dis~
appointment on the day of the excur-
sion. Tickets good, going and return-
ing, only on Special Train and Steam-
er on above date.
Returning. leave Newport from
wharf of the N. 5W, R. R. and Steam-
,boat Co. at 4.05 p. m.
THE NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN l
HARTFORD RAILROAD co.
0 T Hempstead, general pasengcr
agent. aug25 3t
Sale oi'iiieal Belate.
‘ Notice is hereby given that a certain
liract of woodland containing about
sovcn acres and situated in West Nor-
walk, and that certain tract of land.
the corner of Henry and Chestnut
’lho same being the real estate of the
For particulars and terms apply to
STEPHEN H. RICHARDS.
Administrator with the will annexed.
all? as
A ‘3
CLASS A. XXc. Ne. 65120.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. to wit:
RE [1‘ REMEMBERED,
'That on the thirtieth day of July. 1003.
i‘l‘llh‘. BANKS LAW PUBLlSHlNG
ECOMPANY of New York. N. Y., hath
Idcpoaited In this (mice the title of a
ROCK, the title of which is in the
Sfollowlng words. to wit:
1 Cases argued and adjudged In the
jtluprcme Court of thc Uniiod States,
October term 1874, Reported by John
'Willlam Wallace, vol. XXI.
.TilE BANKS LAW PUBLISHING
iwaik. deceased, is for sale.
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ed hats, maline, chiffon, and straw
bats. trimmed and untrimmotl. at
greatly reduced prices. 3
Exclusive styles in ready made Voilh l
l i AGKilliN & (hi
6’)! Wall St. Noruaik t
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orncs,
Mortlmar “N.
Charles 1 Dow
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Inf mi.
12’ so. mam at.
R. L. Collins
Lu
Joseph 0. Canon. of lllinois'; , ‘
emergency.
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220
elb.
*IUTTIR.
in no his. Give us a trial order.
000D THINGS 1'0 ”1'.
“In a Pretty Pi"
Is the Woman who must entertain unexpected coSmpany, unless she is well supplied with Canned
and Bottled Groceries. If her pa ltry shelves are nicely lined with our famous brands of Pickles, ,
Soups. Vegetables, Canned Meats, and Fish. and Fancy Crackers, shc is complacentiy ready for any ’
What Shall We Send You .’
In great demand-Tile Ferris Delicious Sugar Cured Hams and Boneless econ. U- Need- M.
eZ‘F‘rcsh Country Eggs, Fancy Double Cream Cheese, Duchess. Carrot; 6. Tea de Luxe'. Foxy Grand-
pa, a new line of Fancy Crackers. That sweet, Rosy Butter, nothing like it in town, Delicious Cof-
fee, Choicest Teas. The heat of everything the market affords. The best value for your money.
c. it Seymour, Leading Gl'ocer, 33 lbs! Washington Strut.
Capital, dim lamina. mom 1
Industrial Salinas and less (is.
orniawwoaa.
iSfan supervlsloo of New
York and Connecticut.
, accident Directors Resident Managers
John I. Lawrence
COMPANY, New York. 1903.
The right whereof it claims as pro
printer in conformity with the laws
of the United States respecting Copy-
[rights
iOillco of the Register of CCopyrights.
Washington. 110
Herbert Putnam.
Librarian of Congress.
By Thorvald Solberg,
- Register of Copyrights:
1V rilten A. J. '
RvVl'Bed J. W. 0.
Entered A. J.
Mailed E. V. E.
in renewal for fourteen years from
August 21. 1903.
all 13 20 27
IUTTIR: IUTTE R.. We are still putting out a whole lot oi that fine sweet rosy Butter. Ev-
eryhody that has tried it says in Just elegant. We are also selling potatoes at “W' ”9!!“
In: other! store .
Jae pk. -
. alum.
m S.
sweet sprinters: S‘
floods ire here to be said. Hesse these persuasive prices.
iii”! * t' 1 iii ‘
Smalls/at”
Sale?)l ..
Thursday, Friday. Saturday
and Monday,
We will offer at velll low prices. all staple
notions. dress maker’s supplies and the
manu small but necessalu articles useful
and needfui all the near ’lound. and nev-
er out of stule. uou can save item 25
to 40 per cent during these daus.
No mail orders.
Limited quantities onlil.
I: sang in arroooa: a:
“i m. lfalta~Vl .Celo-l'fl .hcst
ha‘fimrm... harm‘s-s
' lilo Horahy'IOats. .3
are
Cilia. . ‘ ”it! .1 My; ,
' , 1519:»; ' \S- .2: A
unnatural. LI. 111.! insureds asakrasr up on. ice. ,. 1
200 yd. Willimaniic Spool Cot- Boys' Wash Pants, all sizes,
ton, regular 5c, 30 regular price 25c, lZlfic
Clinton 8510‘! Phil. 1" Sim. Ladics' Lisle and Silk Gloves,
regular 5c, 7c, 9c, the card. to black and white, regular
Super Cotton Tape, 10 yd. price 75c. 60c
pieces, all widths, regular Ladles' Silk Gloves, "Rayner"
10c. 60 double tipped, regular price,
Feather Stitched Braid, 6 yd. 50c, 38c
nieces, regular 10c and 12c, (Sc :00 Leather Wrist Bags leath-
100 yd. Black Sewing Silk, ’
regular prices, 3c a spool. cr handle, value $1.50, at 750
100 Leather Wrist Bags, regu-
salc price. 12 spools for 19c
lar 45c, 250
spools for 190'~
Velveteen Skirt Facing, 5 yd. 200 Boxes Initial Writing Pa-
pleccs, regular 17c. 12c pcr, regular 290' 17°
Pearl Buttons. all alges_ to 3,000 yards of Colored Tafleta
Taffctta Silk Beam Binding all Silk, all shades, our regular
colors, regular 15c, 10c 75¢ grade, 1500
De buns 1100“ Ind ENS. Hold (The biggest silk bargain ever
everywhere for 10c, sale price, to offered).
Scissors. all sires, 190 Figured Mercerized Sateens in ‘
A few Cha‘clain 8818. ["1098 all colors, the most popular
running from 500 ct 81.25. 250 cloth for shirt waist suits,
Hamburg 308158. Width! from good for the fall, regular
1 to 3 Inches. good cambric. price, 251:, 18c
“gm” 5“ 7“ “d “t ‘c it; inch Black Mohair Brad-
Coloniai Cape Collars values ford dye, regular price 31. 660
25c and 39c, 19c "‘ “'
Any of our 25c and 390 Wash 25 dos. Turkish Towels, fring-
able Neckwellr. 19c . ed, regular price 100' 7c
Best Quality Brush Binding, Huck Squares, for wash cloths,
”gm“ 50’ 30 regular 5c, 20
La France Corset Clasp, l or Odds and Ends of Curtain
5 hoops. regular 10c, 6c SW1“. regular 12550. 8560
lndcstruciable Dress Shields, Striped Outlns Flannel lengths
all sizes, regular 15c, 10c from 15 to 20 yds. regular
Barbour's Linen Thread, reg- price 30. 5556
ular 10c, Go 100 doz. Jelly Tumblers, regu-
Porcelain Buttons, 3 dos. on lar 19c ncr don. 15¢
card, regular 8c, 3c
Needle Pointed Plus. 400 to a
paper, 1c Ladies' Black Duck Skirts, reg.
Patent Leather Belts, regular ular price 31, 75c
25c and 89c. ’ 19c Ladlcs' Fine White Lawn
Pearl Shirt Waist Sets. S fancy Waists, short sleeves, regu-
and plain regular 30c and 600, 25c lar price, 81.25, We
Fancy Frilled Elastic Webbing. Children's Shirt Waist, else
regular 1:0, 90 12 and 14 years, regular .
price, 81, at ill
in addition to the above, the ml “‘1‘“ Bum“ 5““‘t ’W‘S'"
lowing will be offered: “'98 at ‘3'”
‘ ‘ ' :1 Ladies' Bathing Suits, regular
Mania .14” Lists Drop Stitch price, 12. to is, now 31.50
“039 *0 11“!“th . 15? 2“ Ladies‘ Colored Lawn Dressing S
141“" 3"“ W S'm“ S Sacques, regular price 31, at 60c
Veal,- NIB!" Prior 50¢ 35¢ Ladies’ 50c Corsets, white or
Laniea' Lisle Thread Vests. 2 W. all “m. 38¢,
. M8“ it“. '0‘! MS "‘0" la Shirt-Waist‘Suiia that were
‘ sleeve, DOOM? 0010f. "HOMO ‘31” BOW . . '19.
”mm Vi“: 5°“: 35¢ ladies White Duck Hats,regu-
MIME - “-599" iar price sec, rim 19c
less, lace trimmed Vests. va- 1 Ladle; 13%
1““ “'3’ Bl weregSISdlo at S: K 8ch
heel milliliter! Balbrlg-
,7 than you or White retain-SS ~S
_ Paris Laces, regular price 8c.
500. no ‘ 10c and lie, all at‘ one price. mt:
”mm
«RIC-441$ we!“ a
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