NORWALKI
dim; tank—1‘—
HE’SOUTH
ncement Extraordinary
To the people of Norwalk and South Norwalk.
he New York Grocery Company Adepts Hunt Trading Stamps
" ‘ i A ‘ t for the best interests of their customers.
We take this means of proclaiming. it broadcast that we are now giving await the famous Hunt Trading Stamps on all purchases at our two stores
uni Stamps have establiShed a reputation in various cities in this countru. second to none. and for that reason we have decided to give
em. commencing Mondau. August 15th. . . .
Look Over the Beautiful Premiums 011 Exhibition in the Windows of Our Two Stores!
fjA5k for Hunt Stamps. Ask for Hunt Stamps.
1”
i CUT OUT THIS COUPON. . PRESENT THls COUPON
_ , . , , . , , , . at our store. and iipon making a purchase amounting to 50 cents or more. you will receive $2.00 worth ("0) ex-
T° mm 3’0“" Hunt Stamp book and encourage 5'0" to fill it quit “5"“? “ill give to everybody who comes . trn lluiit Stamps, in addition to those yoii are entitled to on your purchase. (lood until Saturday, August 20th.
‘ into our stern this week. 30 llunt Stamps ABSOLUTELY FREE of Cl-lAlltilu. . NE w YORK GROCERY CO'S BOTH STORES.
Also. cutout above coupon and use it this week. Look over this exceptional offer of Fine Groceries and Free Hunt Stamps.
30 Stamps Free with one pound of our No. 1 Tea, mixed or black at fine. 10 Stamps Free with one of the following items: no Stamps Free with this order of 69c.
. 1; (takes ()zoiie Soup for me iéilmllyll (13 T08- Chee , . . _ fie
wit on, ound of our No. 2 Tell, mixed or black at diic. .. .. _, . . , . 2.. l. '11 ream so Lc
‘30 stamps Free h P p 1 ‘1. Eiakcayoillianoz‘ signifier 16:: 1,1 lb. Pure Black Pepper 1111.:
« t ' wit on ound of oitr No. 3 Tea, mixed or block at 300. ' iii- “9 i “g . “i . i . . l lb. Best pea” Tapioca 7c
_ .30 Stamps Free h e p 3 lb. Box Monarch Starch for 17“ ‘ 1 Bottle Monarch Table Sauce 150
l Brittle Schooner Billing for tic , T t I fit—
1 cake Monarch Scoiiriilg Soap for tie r - .. 0 a "C
. . . . . . 1 . ‘ ‘ , . .10 Stamps Free with this order of 900. i
‘10Itamps Free with one pound of our JdHI and Mtltlla (.oi'fee at title. 1 package “We (,ci'eal idc . 1 lb. Best. Java and MOCiia Coffee i 300
, 1 Package of Monarch Oats for life. i 1 lb. Fancy Salt Pork 8. '. 121:
. , 2-3 lb. (Tan Solid Packed ’l‘oilllitocs for title. i3i’fllj'kif‘8li‘lt‘y 11;"in Potatoes _ {do
~ v , . ... . . ~ . ac age omit ‘ c
,5 Stamps Free with 0111] pound of our Java and Maracaibo Coffee at 2711'. i "mind i "" ”oui‘r‘h flaking Pom,” for “3‘ l Bottle Blue Label Caisul) lb ' 210
‘V'. 1 . 2 lbs, Large California Prunes for 29¢ , M
y, 5 .Stamps Free with one pond of our Best bullion Coffee at 180. 1 Quart Bottle Salad, Oil. for lite . 'M 2 Total 900
’ El ' C B f th 1 ' h l' ' 21 P ' d
,ancy. gin reamery utter, a e usua rlc qua lty, c 3 mm .
Regular Stamps on all other goods.
New York Grocery Co.’s Both Stores.
115 Washington Street. South Norwalk Tel 66813) 6 . 55 57 Main Street. Norwalk ..
HOMEWARD BOUND. harvesters were out in force. Tile some who are 11 ft in town are very few. iof well dressed maintain. and shop CAN'T CATCH AUGUST, 1901. THE POOR POLITICIANS. i JUMPED INTO RIVER
scenes we witnessed iii Germany and Consequently. ciglit- tenths of tlie di'iv-lgirls In our own town, \ ladv of our William B Tattle. of- Stratford, and
N0. 15.—ljtcturn t‘5' Gay Paris—Last Denmark. hilt in this country it scem- ' 1111: is in the ordinary hiied cabs onc- . inactiuaiiitaiitc tells a veil 120ml film) This Month Not Likely to Equal Rain- How They Are Cheated Out of a Week a party of three including Charles
Words .Of VitNI—A Belated Connec- ed as if the rye crop was endless. The i tenth in a superior c lass of cabs l‘iiliicb of going t1 the Opera here in the sum-i fall Record. in Camp. i,P|umb Charles Wheeler and another,
- ,‘ tlclt Native in France—Reaping the French cultivate their grain crops in are atyicd “"‘plivate’ here although-i mot. She took a friend and utiit to.i Although there have been three or; “Hooker Haynes Trumbull" writes came pretty near having a serious at:-
7. Rye Crop—French Custom House sections. (inc tic-Id may grow four or anybody can hire them. ‘lhe only le 1 cofft 111 iii the afternoon to l1:'1\e be! four smart showers thus far tiiis iilolltli i to the ilartfoid Post as follows: cidcnt on the Housatonlc river.Mon-
M‘RQMA Royal Mule Team—Op live. .icres of lyt‘. 11 ten less of gm,“ 1:111 restriction on [his (\lnss 01‘ (tabs is linir dressed for dinner and the Opera. .during which the ruin came down in "Would ,vou allow me to ask—not ‘ day evening through the explosion of
poolte Tides of American Travci— few more of ours, and root crops all that the tlert‘l’s must moire his cure it was well done hilt the price liniii‘plciity. it is not likely that the tall for too loudly or inipudently—what on gasoline vapor in the 691106 beneath
‘How an American Girl Kissed the in 11 field of one hundred acres, with» tract before starting with his fare. was exiortiounte. In the evening. the whole month will touch the record earth the politicians of Connecticut the flooring of the launch in which
.Po o'n Hand—Tho Opera in Summer out a fence to separate one from the About tllic~lt‘llilt of the driving is by Willie onlol’inii the Opera silc tilfittuvvu for the litonth of August. 1901. during are going to do without their annual they were boating. The party escaped
oculiar Journliiflnt Etc, other. Fences arc not used in come automobiles of various patterns, but ed that one of the adjoining seats was which no less than 937 incheg of rain Week 5 (mung at the C N G encamp- with singed hair and eyelashes and
~' PARIS August 5.e—~W returned men. but the boundary lines are vcry31nost of them are the large touring Ot'lrllnit'd by the hair dresser site had fell. This was a remarkably heavy meat? I have read that the people olelmDed into the river. They succeed-
h Vlttelln The Vosges a day or [WU curious. 'l‘liey frequently ruii illictll's‘. and they dash through the visited a few hours previously. 'lhc rain fall. For the third of the month Nialitic fee] that the State does them ged in extinguishing the flames and in
W or the final Preparations for :1 curves and when they do the furrowsistrcets at a rattling speed. There is , l-rentli people who ht‘ilcw‘ 111 llcinoc- thus far the. rainfall has been but 2:42 11 wrong in taking from themimakins a landing. The launch was
non. voyage and return to our own he leorrespoud, and even in tlic reaping a great outcry about the, excessive. racy glory in the exniiiples which inches, The 1901 the fall forthe. first the soldiery. of whom. indeed, they damaged about $50. The explosion
ved land The last few days at Vlt- of the field we often observe-ti cul'vcti speed of these cars on the (‘hamps prove that it is the real genuine arti- third of the month 2,34 but during the erstwhile did compiahh probably started from a spark In the
m were refreshing and invigorating instead of straight lines. The practice Elysses. and the papers are full of 111- cle. when the middle or lower classes latter part of the month it rained hard “Now. if I might be allowed, not be» lower part of the hull. where leaking
and It won a real pleasure to observe is to gather iuto shocks iii American dlgnation. The laws here seem to fn- can tilt in the some stats with the arts» and often. According to- the weather ing a politician myself. I would sug- gasoline had vaporized and with the
w happy the French visitors were in fashion, and by the way. I observed vor the drivers. whether of cab or toerncy. which is a fine illflll')‘. but prophets it is not likely that the rest of gest that the tents he pitched just the 5 mixture of the air was in perfect eon-
, thorough enjoyment of the place numbers of mowing macliints and auto, and the method is, when any— sometimes suggests smelling salts. August will be unusually Wet. The same and the politicians he given the dltion to explode, The men were for.
never forget the lively scenes in icapers of the American pattern al- body is run into or down. to arrest The New ini'lt Herald. l’lirit-i edi- hardest rain thus far this month was whole. field. They wouldn't have any tunate in escaplns serious iii-iii”-
; promenades of the “galleries" and though I am not sure they were of the victim instead of the nilthor of the tioli, is an iiisiitiliiriil here which the weiihpsday night when 133 inches fen. drills and bugle calls to bother them. .
theevld'nt delight of the French worn American manufacture. They are not mischief. Americans patronize freely. but ii is This fall of rain arrived here with and wouldn't be afraid of distracting LADIES. DRO. OLIFRANOOU
Alli! lien in taking the healing \vat averse to copying our machines, and There are two American “(his run- a fraud on journalism, and deserves giich agtlsh that the ii-iichsof the Nau- the attention of men who had gone only ""0”."-
~ I . quantity for a before break- in some cases they manufacture under plug in oppOsite directions in Paris at to be denounced as such. ’10 my certain gatuck division were washed out In a there for real work—if they ever did mimmwmnfigm
.s owns amazing. Two fiiil goh- the American patents. Riding for this time. One is the tide of arriving knowledge it is regarded with great number of places and of course the hill have such fear. The Governor‘s staff -....__.__..._..
' lit“ and later at intelvals six hours through these rye fields. one re- pilgrims from home. and the other the disgust by many of the leading Ainer— streets about Waterbury caiiiitihiiied could give all the commands neces— THE CORPORATIONS.
gill: more seemed to be the rule. calls Millet‘s famous picture of the tide of returning pilgrims who have term residents of this city. who tol- their usual offering of sand to the pav- sary and never say ‘When.’ The Sound View Land Company of .
have seen things like this at Sara- Angeles. We see the women bowing completed their continental expel‘icil~ crate it because they cannot help ed streets at, the foot of the hills. ”i believe if once broached. this Hartford, have filed a certificate of or-
and every day we remained at their heads. and the whole landscape “.5 and are now on route to England themselves. hominaliy dcvoted to —_—.... plan will commend iiseif thoroughly ganlzation in the office of the secretary
the comparison with the latter is faithfully reproduced in the Kiwi m a French seaport to take ship for gathering American “9W5 i“ mm“ and ——Three spectres that threaten and may relieve what otherwise might . of the state. The capital is Sitttulu,
Into my mind With the price painting. 1 fancy it is “5 well knowni New Y‘ork Among the bitter are a “”18“ ““‘Va iii’i'iiiiii- its “'iii' news is baby's life. Cholera infantum.dysen- be an embarrassing situation for the. divided Into 100 shares of $100 each.
t largely in Saratogas favor in 0111 own country as abroad. Here numbei 0i small personally conducted meagre and often a day old, 'lhe iery_ diarrhoea. Dr. Fowler's Extract State political. The sum of 33.000 in cash has been
, “WW;
humber of pedple at Vittel was you can buy 11 very altistic colored parties who are here new. 'lhcy are London papers received here at 5 p. of Wild Strawberry never fails to con- .. paid in. and $7,000. worth of property
vaxtenth of the crowds at the copy of it fol fifteen centimes. 0r threei not under the Cook conditions, btit '“w contain more American anti more 0“" them. , WAS WASTING AWAY. has been added. John W. Purtill. of
lean resort. The women were Cents generally of the quiet kind We. have w“? “9‘" every day ”iii“ iii“ Bennett "1 had been troubled with kidney Glastonbury, is president, and holds
li a 'WhOIe as Well dressed here Ai‘l'iVilig iii i’iii'is from “iiiii'hl‘i' Pince' met many of them here lately, and 9395‘" ‘3‘, Paris: “'iiii DONE-“in“ excep- VETERANS OUTING. disease for the last five years," writes thirty—four shares: Patrick J. Breen
hemp although there were indi- in France. with a single trunk and been amused by sortie of their very tioils. lhe chief exception is that the ,____. Robert R. Watts, of Salem. Mo. ..i of Hartford, is secretary, and holds
a1 exceptions. What continued to two hand satchels. I supposed there interesting experiences. in one case Paris iii’i'iiiii (’Oiiiiiiiis DOW 0i 301i. Fifteenth Connecticut Votuntceru Will lost flesh and never felt well and 1100- thirty-three shares; Andrew J. Broug-
’ urine one was. that any Americans would be no "(1011-3110" or custom we heard of a small detachment who "0’50 racing. yachting. “TV” ““3"” H°id an Efllonble Reunion. tored with leading DhYSicians and tried hel. Jr.. of Hartford, Is treasurer, and
’ 11nd rest in V'ittel. as it seem- house delays. 1 had forgotten that landed in Naples about two months and automobile matches. with Stil‘lt‘ty The annual reunion of the Fifteenth all remedies suggested without relief. holds thirty-three shares.
:3} "finish on out. of the way place .raris has an “my? ”Sm" of levying 111:0. Sm“ after they reached Roma. arrivalg dinners. and dep'fll‘llll't‘s quite regiment. Connecticut volunteers, will Finally I tried Foley's Kidney Cure The Klonso Manufacturing Company
_ the!,,,:flppped in and out constant~ tariff duties on spirits, and a few oth- Thc lady in charge is an exceedingly at length. One would think that the be held in New Haven on ThursdsY. and less than two bottles completely 0’ New Haven has filed a certificate
.my‘ ‘ 'drlys' stay, which is quite or articles. and was quite disgusted competent guide and escort, and this only interesting events in the United August, 25, a business meeting being cured me and I am now sound and with the secretary of the state announ-
. drill for those In this country, but when my hand luggage was stopped is her fifteenth trip abroad. She has States “insisted 0f nutomoiliit‘ exper- scheduled at the rooms of Admiral well." During the summer kidney ir- cing its intention of closing up its
- [401ml a couple from Rhode 111— for inspection, and a quarter of an a knack of seeing many filings out 0i fences. balls. parties and iiiarl‘iaglES. Foote post. Music hall. at 10:30 o‘clock regularities are often caused by exces- business affairs. N. S. White and C.
.. ~ .the visitors. I was our hour 105i: waiting for ii trunk to ”39h the common. Through her banker di"°“""s and engagements in New in the morning. At the conclusion of. slve drinking or being overheated. M- .3 Dane are the directors who signed
" ' toe countess in the customs depurt- in Philadelphia. who is a strong Cain- York and Newport. Just now the Her- the business meeting, cars will be tak- tend to the kidneys at once by using the certificate.
‘ hi}. way, 1 used to meet in the merit When it did arrive there was ollc, she had letters to the Vatican sld here is trying to prove how it has en for Savln Rock where dinner will Foley's Kidney Cure. For sale at
mains room every morning no further‘trouble, and the lock was bankers in Rome. and through the lat- W011 the iiliiproval of other papers in be enjoyed. The committee in charge Pilillie'i'fl drug BtOI'C- ” SUICIDE PREVENTED-
We both came to read English not opened There is great leniency ter she has obtained for her small America by supporting Parker instead is composed of James A Church Hugh . The startling announcement that a
n of Connecticut. who has in the. final operations of passing lug- party. two private “dim“?E with the of Roosevelt, winch is partly stale l. Finnegan, Daniel J, Ackley. Shel- APPEAL FROM PROBATE. preventive of suicide had been discov-
vro.‘ in France. for tony gage in this country. A willingness iiopésfitiie first with Leo X. and the treatment of politics in a city where don B. Thorpe and Oscar p. lves. Mrs. Amelia M. McConkey and ered will lntereshmany. A run down
no is a native of Portland to shpw your things meets with a last with the present Pope. The visitors want news instead of political .._— , Alice J. Brantlngham have tiled an system, or despondency invariably pre-
' vent to wheel in 1111111119. ready response and it is all done with whole Why of to“, are protestantg comments of several papers upon the STOP THAT com ' appeal from the Drobfliinz 0f the Will cede suicide and something has been
was a sailor and mariner a civility and politeness that is com- and Presbyterians. but of course they views of one paper. or it may result in Pneumonia. Bro 0f Harry 8- MCCOIkeS'. 0! Stamford. found that will prevent that condition
me i terested in the mendable. B‘ut woe betide the poor st i erview. This is my final letter from the silian Balm is brelkln n Colds when who left the entire estate after "‘9 which m‘kggjulclde likeiy_ At the
‘ . is in limminent... with fellow who tines to bid his chattels “is, dzgfiziyiggiiewi‘gk. $0, One shore end of my trip. My next will ever tried, almost wf‘tlid’ut exception, death of his wife to Union louse. 1'. first thought of self destruction take
" interests and settled down from the officers, more especially so it of the girls informed me with great be from the steamer New York. which 10. 26 60c and 81.00 bottles. The Clif- and A. M" 0i Which he was secremry. Electric Bitters. It being a great
' for life. His wife is a well- he is detected fin smuggling. The om- glee that when they kneeled before leaves Cherbourg on the 13th. and to ford, Buter'. “a PllIItod'l. ‘ 0- The estate is valued at 840,000. The tonic and naming will strengthen the
«boy checked English wom- cers' general aversion is liquor and ei- His Eminence and were permitted to due (D. V.) to arrive in New York on ' i appellants are sisters of the deceased. net-veg and build up the gygtgm, in
‘ gentleman. whose name is gm. By com mOn churtesy fifty ci- k|gs "the gold button plate ring on his the 20““ SWEET POTATOES IN MARKET. also a great Stomach, Liver and Kid-
now on the shady side of liars are allowed free of duty. but finger," she made a blunder and kiss- SAMUEL RICHARDS WEED. 9 pay regulator. Only 50c. Satisfac-
., fine. robust specimen of France has a pretty stiff tariff against ed his hand instead. At the game time ' Delaware Peaches Also Arrive to tlon guaranteed by F. H. Baxter. Drug-
fugue might wish tooee many articles and seems to believe she received the blessing with all the NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS. Supplant the Georgia Varieties. gist. .
came to Vittel for the most heartily in protection 1 may others. The same party have been in NORTH PLAT”? Neil" A“ 17"“ 090"“ "9°“ ”“9 made the” ‘9' For Inhnbl and Children. HEAVY TRAVEL oven RAILROAD
had long talks about give you SONG pointers on this in my earls for a week now and the way Walter R. McNeil], of North Platte. pearwce 1n the Inca] maykgt‘u
‘ and he gave me some next letter. the have taken in the élghts from the has been nominated for congress by are retailing at 7 cents a quart They The travel over the New York, New
tantrum of the way The city is emptied of everybody gallyerles of the Louvre to the Morgue the DemOcrais 0' the Sixth Nehru“ are meeting with a ranch sale as most “I KIM “II “III ”I”! Ml Elven Ind Hartford Railroad throush
W their public fran- who can get away from town. The behind Notre Dame, is refreshing. lt dlstrlct. ., everybody likes sweet potatoes.. The M the Hill City Monday was the heaviest
' the interest of the people upper classes have their houses closed recalls the old joke of the arrival-of his sweets will come in later. and in known in rnilroad circles in many
d the tramway union in, and the phrase is that “nobody‘s trains in Indianapolis, where it used another month will overflow the mar— sis-mot . years. Specials carrying delegations ,
ill cheapness and profit. home." This changes the appearance to be said the conductors shouted to keto. Delaware peaches also aiirived to the G. A. R. encampment at Boston
this morning. and are selling ati vorl- ran through the city at intervals of
our prices. Georgia peaches are near- INJUNCTION T0 DISSOLVE DEMO- ten minutes. Yesterday. o. large num-
‘ ly all gone. and a few days more will ORATIC OOMMITTEI. her of the veterans from this city and
i , finish them up. NEW HAVEN, 00:111., Aux. 17.—An other ports of Connecticut and New
‘ ——-—-—-—-— application to dimlvo the injunction York unable to to to Boston Monday.
KOCHESPERGER TO RETUhN. served on the "Old Town" committee went to the Hub to participate In the
Third Vice President H I. chhor- of the local Democratic party. will be Dlnde and festivities of the enemy
operger of the Consolidated railroad mode by counsel to Judge Ralph latent. .‘2
.plyments for tnxes. and of things in the fashionable quarters. the passengers. "twenty minutes for
, no the city on the ex- and whereas In June We saw hundreds divorces."
franchise term, was ex- of fine equlpageu on the roads to the The theatres are all closed now, but
nctlvc. One can truly Bols dc Bologna, we now see compara- the Opera is given twice a week to
are come things they tlvely few. which reminds me that large audiences. The Opera catcher
Fulton than in our own yesterday I saw an elegant carriage a large share of the tourist travel, but.
‘ belonging to the Spanish ambassador, the people who attend are largely
from Vlt mill-nub: I patrol the handsome-t French. The summer audience: on
deuce one! can imagine. They were 0: mint up tie the winter standard in area, , i i A i will resume his duties at his office in Wheeler on Friday. A moment to» -_--~1--—-—--1 «$5
of . margin, with their costs as sleek ”1!!lede not-be bosom ' ’ ' ' 1 at mp inc: “3 said to be on foot to have the "old Ivorvtim MNAWMJM
; «was hot-9e m. . in » " .. . . ,. . Ma“ mines in m are. committal” an” mince _ . gum
‘linthebutlodm.’ m
eta-torn. ~ ,
Norwalk Chronicler