. f.
' " . Framington, Mass.
justices of the peace.
. followe‘rs in humbleI-liie—will do oi-
as
circumstances; which istIIIstionablc
#-
,. lug states that Norwalk had the third
3 _ make the necessary repairs.
Erase and Circular, in its current issue.
”chronic rosacco.
" .sledgehsmmer Ilcnu III iatiou:
NTINEL
‘nHonestSale
Good Burg-Ins
for Iv:rybody
F'. D. LYON 8: CO.
90 Washington St.
'ADDI’I‘IONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Miss Velma liIIrIrI. of New York.
‘ is visiting Miss Hullorau. oi‘ iiani’ord
Place. .
Lyman Hoyt. of Norwalk. Intends to
start next week for the St. Louis Ex-
position.
Miss lncz DiI-Ibrow continues in
about the same condition at the Nor-
walk Hospital.
Charles E Johnson. Jr. of Norwalk.
is. the guest of relatives in South
\
A smoker will be held by the llul-
ters' Sick Benefit Sooicty this evening
in’ commemoration of the founding of
the organization It your ago.
The Springfield Union or this morn-
best appearing Aerie in line III the Eu-
sl'o field day exercises yesterday.
Tho delegates to the. liequIrIIiiI
Town Convention wiIiIlI met last April
have been notified to III-assemble next
Thursday evening, ut the Town AsI
lembly Hall, in Wall street. tor the
J purpose of electing delegates to the
little. congressional, senatorial and
probate convention. and to nominate
\
CORSETS FOR THE NOSE.
Beauty DoctOr Much in Demand at
Present in London Society.
/ The smart set in society— and their
anything to "improve" their personal
appearance. Cutting dimples has been
quite the rage for some time past, and
‘the writer knows that “dimple eut-
ters”. in the west end have been doing
quite a big business during the present.
season. Ladies who never dreamed ot‘
having dimples before have now got
what they think admirable specimens
upon the face and neck What will
happen when dimples go out of fashion
it is difficult to smmisc, but no doubt
the "beauty doctors“ will be able to
Our contemporary, the Medical
deals with another of the latest novel-
ties in this direction. it cmanates—~
like other things of the hind—from
Paris. and is a “special corset for the
nose." It s readily conceivable that
prolonged and soI' we. prtcrsuro foI the
correction of a suppOsII d malformation
may be most injurious under certain
it me alteration in position would
have he slightest cii'IIIxt in removing
I'M bottle" nose or in overcoming a
, To the practice our
medical contemporary applies this
‘ “To lower the. art of sun I.‘t}l\’ to the
level of mom for ial beautifil atiou may
he sometimes undiguiiicd. but to tam
perwlth the unatquiI-al outlines of
'Ithe human countenance is one of tho
most insidious iorms IIf quIII'kIIIy
when undertaken in IIIIskilltIIl hands.
and for the sake of pamperinc it‘olish
VBhitx."——-Londou lluily NI II~ 3
VETERANS PENSIONED
. FOR THEIR OLlD AGE.
,Aa. Years MultipleI so the Re muncva-
tion increases Until They Reach
. Three Score and Ten.
Several of the Civil war \‘cli Irans III
9 city. are preparing to lilliOI‘ advan-
tage-of the order (If-the commissioner
Iot‘pensions, by which .they are entitled
receive pensions ii' sixty-tum years
id. Pensions of $0 pct month are
0 allowed to all Civil war Irdtcrans
' I have reached the age of I52 V'CBIS.
or 66 years 38 per month is allowed,
riter '68 years. 310 and utter 7|) years
lid! over 312 per month.
he order, which is II iilIeranIzatIon
f etpension system. I-onsidcus tiIIIt
nll veterans, who have reached the
go of 62 years are disabled one-half
the ability to perform manuai‘ lab-
and earn their living. The an: cunt
1 the Pension is incxcasod as the age
the veteran makes it more Iliill I all
.. provide for himself
The old- soldiers who were not Ills-
bind in the Civil War, but who are
My entitled to pensions. will no“
, V0 ho difliculty in seeming the some
. the! so desire. Some of the voter
~ who are already receiving small
ions for injuries received in the
’ It] also be enabled to get a little
0! deserved compensation for
for their. country One other
e of the order is that the we
0 not have to submit to any
. l examination. and only their
service have to be proven.
. ’B DEMAND FOR DERNAH.
. ‘_ DOF, JERBA. Tunis, ..’iug19.
J. Indian cruiser Amerigo \‘espuc-
.~ 1011. “0381113, Sicilly. for the port
I (province of Baron, Eastern
to support the demands of
In apology and’n salute to
h is: as reparation for the
out of an italian consular
Dernn‘h The goveitnor of.
Italians to complv with the de-
IRTE WILL KEEP PROM-
iSES.
NOPLE. Aug. 18.——Minis~
.. has replied to the Porte‘s
American minister takes
Iformnl d claratiun of the
to new like treatment
. citizens as to those of
rcpt-ding schooln in Tur-
snd expresses in his note
. t the Forte will not raise
So. Nor-walk.
LETTER to “Mn. DARLING.
Sent to Secretary apoOner Regarding
Launching of New Battleship.
KICNSlNll'l‘ON, l‘ouu.. August iii.—
ll. H. Spoouer, chairman of the Chris-
tion (‘itizons‘ committee of the (You-
nIIrIticut Young l’IIoplII'III Society of
(‘iIrlutlnn lCIIIlIIaI'IIu who forwarded to
Assistant Secretary liurlluu. of the
navy department, the protests of Con-
lll‘i‘llt'lll Eudcavorers to the lll-lt' of
wine. at the launching of the battleship
(YIIIIIIeI-tiI-IIt. has Hunt to .\lr. lIarllIIu
the following letter:
Charles ll. Darling,
AI-tIIIu Si‘t'l‘l'iill‘l' of the Navy,
Washington. D. (‘.
lIIIur h‘lr: \‘IIIIII letter of the 17th
inst.. |'l'ii('llt‘ll Inc _\’(‘I~lt'l'llll_\', after i
had l'l‘lltl it. in my morning papers. i
take it up further lIIII-IIIIIIII it seems
to me that you l)t‘_L' thII lllll’NllOli. trIIat-
mg as a joke, a IIIattIII'uI'lIlIIlI minty oi
our best people IIoIII-IiIlIIr worthy of
careful thought.
if the llll\\’5|)ll|)t‘l’ rr-ports were true.
your IiIIpurtIIIeut granted a similar ['1‘-
I'IIIIIIIt in the ruse ot‘ the KIIntuI-ky, a
few months. Silll'i‘, and i see no reason
why the (‘IIIIIIIII-tiI'ut should not he
allowed in stIIrt on htIr career with as
clean a record III-I her sister ship.
We had no fear that the armor Dillif.‘
would IIII ruined, or the sailing IpuIli-
tics of lhtI Vessel impaired, and we
agree that an Ul'l‘illl of salt water udd-
I-Il to a quart of champagne will no
doubt mukI, it a safer beverage.
WII IlII lIIIliIIrII, however, that thII
example set by the use of pure water
might saw the Hill) and loss of llVl'rl
iuliuitely more valuable than llll‘ lin-
IIst and most t'oslly ship, and keep
from IlIII saddest kind (If Wl'i‘t‘li some
boys whom our nation needs .«IIIIIr :IIIIl
I‘kIan :IIIIl truII,
’l‘o III that IIxIImplII and guard
against that loss (‘1)Illil do not possible
harm and might lli‘t'iillillllh‘ll muIIlI
Izood. Why should not our govern-
ment lend its influence In that IIIIIl'.‘
Slilt‘i'l‘l‘l)’,
(Sigurd)
ll. ll. H‘l'OUNl-‘ll.
FISH ROCK CAMP BURNED.
PLATTSBI' lttI.\ . . Y. August l9.» -
Fish ilork (‘nmp ”Wilt‘d II) lsiiut' Soil!—
mau, III" New York, loruiod IIII lepIIr
Sarauae Lake. has l)l'(‘ll burned to the
ground. ' it was said to have been the
must lII-autii‘ul and expensive camp In
the Adirondacks. The cause of tin-
tirII ls-unknowu, The loss is IIinIIIat-
(‘tl at $75,000.
ARCHBISHOP DAVIDSON'S FARE-
WELL.
lI()Nl)ON. Aug. 15'» The ill‘t‘lllllSOD
of Canterbury, llr. Davidson. and Mrs.
Davidson. accompanied by two chap-
lains. were hidden lili'l‘Wl‘ll at the
railroad station lIIIrII today by it luI'IIII
number oi" friends IIII their departure
for Liverpool, where they will board
the White Star steamer ('IIitiII, which
sails for New York today.
NEW YORK BARGE CANAL.
ALBANY. N. i'.. August ill.~—~Col
Thomas Symonds, oi' the state board
of advisory engineers, hopes to boom
the actual work of excavating on the
barge I-anul about November i. Part
of the work such as IIIIIk excavation.
can proceed during tho winter.
A news item says "an Eastern man
fell dead while putting on his wiio‘s
oversiIooI-I." A man who Ivould wear
his wife‘s IIIIIIrslIIIIII; III-servos punish-
ment, though not so severe as thui.~
Denver Times.
“Age,” remarked the philosopher.
“is a great softener. It makes one
more tender." “if that's the case," re-
marked thc Nervy Boarder from the
foot of the table. "I wish this chicken
had been a few years older when they
killed it."—Cincinnuti Times-Star.
Every Time
YOu 60th
take 5 drape III
Brazilian Balm
50 Doses 25c
Instant Reliei
CO‘UGHS
GROUP
ASTHMA
CATARRH
Bronchitis
Sore Throat “Sum"
YOU'LL SAT “'8 HANG.
\ menu-unsung».-
iusucek. ssviugmrylfls.
mConsumptiou three times out a!
but. Direction-QM.
“Tm
I or 310. so.
Ethel—“Why were you in such s
lIrIry about propoulng to Jack l’oor-
man?"
Maude—“Well. you Hl‘i' i got a tip
that hill wealthy aunt. who is very
sick, had rIInIIImlIIIrI-d him in her will
to the extent or null II tulllioII.“-(‘hi
I-ugo News.
====-‘" .—
III Group,
[NSTHHT REIIIEF cw...
Hrl Moro Throat. with BRAZILIAN
ALM. (it) doses '~'6(' I No opium.
Hill Inhilihle cure for Asthma. (‘n-
harm‘s .Bronohitlsslulaiu IrkConsmup-
tion. Mo and II on Dru uixists. Hat
$11.50 prepaid. I. Il‘. IlnI- can I 00..
Indianapolis. Ind.
'Phono, 13!.
Jenkins BrostleIs
GARLOCK PALM-NO
Curried In stock.
com AND SILVER PLATING.
New Ensland liloctt lc Motors.
Have no superior. Cun show them
in operation.
Repairs to Ststlonsry snd Ma-
rine Engines and General Mach
ins Work Solicitod.
”IE (1. N. MCKIBBIN
' M'F’G C0,
56 WATER ST., .0. NURWALK
SWORD FISH
Porgies, 6c; Small Blues, 10c; Big
Blues, 10c; Weakfish, 76: Silver Bass,
6c; Blackflsh and Flukes. 6c; Butter-
fish. 8c; Native Eels, 10c. 3 lbs. for
25¢; Steak Cod, 10c; Elegant Live
Swordfish, 12c; Large Soft Shell
Crpbs. 55¢ per don: BOnIIa Mackerel
Ric. All other kinds fish at reasonable
prices.
CAPT. oFcaoss.
Bust End of Washington Street Bridge,
Old Salvation Army Building.
THE"'SOUTH NORWALK EVENIN " SE
Olsen 5
big Cut In
Oxfords
for the month of August
__._.—
$1.00 0!! on every pair
you buy.
——
MEN ’5
3.50 Oxfords at $2.48.
$2.00 Oxfords st 98c.
._.__......
LADIES '
53.00 Oxfords, “.955
$2.00 Oxfords, 31.39.
Special Prices, 69c and BBC.
Ols en’s
Shoe Stores
Narwalk and So. Norwalk.
TOKENEKE
BEACH INN
ROWAYTON, CON N.
Finest Summer ltII;IorI on the Con-
III-I‘tii-IIt Shore; equipped with every
modern lllllil'tn‘i‘llll‘lll and all conven-
iences. AItcommoIlutiIuIs by the day
or week. SPECIAL ATTENTION
GIVEN TO DRIVING AND AUTOMO-
BILE PARTIES. THE BEST OF
LUNCHES AND DINNERS SERVED
AT SHORT NOTICE.
E. L. KEELER. Proprietor
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
THE LADIES’ TAILOR,
81 Mlln Strut. NorwslkI Conn
Exclusive style for the coming fall.
Come to see me before the rush begins.
Le Parlslennes styles.
Everything at lowest prices. Perfect
flt guaranteed.
ALSO READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHES
SKIRTS. WAISTS, COATS. LATEST
STYLES.
ALTERATIONS FREE.
AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE.
Particulars of
insurance Agency of
JACOB M. LAYTON.
R. R. A n.. South Narwalk.
Telephone 35-2.
~BUGOLENE—
The Best Bug Bouncer.
25c A PINT.
ANT AND ROACH POWDER.
Gtmrttnbeed.
35c A BOX.
Zeitiuss Pharmacy
8 NO. MAIN IT. .0. NORWALK
St. Louis Exposition
10 Day’ Trips.
July 18, August 1, 15, 29. September
12, 26, October 10th and 24th.
$76.00
This rate reduced if meals and
sleepers en route not desired.
WHITE MOUNTAINS, 5 day trips.
323.00. July 25th August 8, 22.
SARATOGA SPRIN s. 4 or 0 day
trips, 012.60 and 316 July 10th,
251b, August 1, 8, 16. 22.19, Septsm
her 5th.
AUBABLE CHASM 0 day trips.
326.00. July 181b, 25th, August 1.8 .
15, 22. 29th, September 52h.
BLOCK lSLANO, 3 day trips. 08.50
July 10. 23 30, August I.
13 20 and 21th.
bosrou AND new van, 4 day
trips, $21.50 from New Haven. July
26th. August 22st
CATBKILL MOUNTAIN; 5 tiny
1MA
trots New Hsvsn.
IAN
S. FOX, ‘
trips, $14.50 from Now Hsvsn. July
9:111!“ ill m
NOVA .00 ‘As 'whgh ‘ For Particulate, $5. and Termu, up.
HOYT’SI THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 24.
VANCE Ill SULLlVAN CO.’S
Drama of Intense Emotion.
Whu Girls
Leave Home
Cf
A DANGER SIGNAL IN THE PATH
OF~FOLLYI
By Fred Summerfield.
A PLAY THAT WILL CREATE A
LASTING IMPRESSION.
Original and Effective Situations.
A STRONG MORAL LESSON.
PRICES—25c, 35c. 50c.
AUCTION SALE!
Real - Estate
AT NORO‘I‘ON HEIGHTS. CONN.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20TH, 1904.
At 3 O'Clock P. M.
The Premises consisting of a certain
tract of land situated in the Town of
Barton, County of Fairfieid, and State
of Connecticpt, containing one cm
and t(WW-11v. une~hundrcdths of
acre,
1 AND 45-100 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, with the Buildings there-
on, consisting of a
PARTLY COMPLETED EDWELLING.
HOUSE AND FRAME BARN,
bounded Northerly snd Easterly by
the 3181“": Southeriy by land now
or late ott Estate of Louisa W.
Show and sherly by Land of
Lucy Wslmsley.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
TRISTRAM&HYATT
Wash Shirt Waist Shit:
LADlES—-recollecl that non have all to loose
and nothing
to gain bu longer delauinu the pur-
chase of your wash shirt waist suits. We have
Ie-marked our remaining stock of these goods
at prices that should insure a quick sale.
Our
sizes are limited on all lots but time being a
number of different lots. we are preilu sure to
show uou somethinu lo uour liking. The same
remarks also applu to the shirt waists in while
lawn. and colored washable materials. also in
black and while China Silk. Look at them.
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk,Conn.
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Ii Iiou are
going to but)
COAL
This week, next week. next
month or next Fall. we hope
to get “next" to your order.
Our bins are filled to over-
flowing with good things in
COAL which we have so-
’ lected for your use. * * *
THE FERRIS COAL CO.
SPECIAL
To Coal Buyers l
Beginning Monday August 15 for a
limited time we will book orders fm‘
the best cool mined for
$5.75 per Ton
DELIVERED IN YOUR BIN.
ALL PURE COAL.
N0 SLATE.
NO SLAG;
TELEPHONES.
Store, 203—5.
South Norwslk office 154-5.
Yard office 07-0.
B.WNWW&NN
E. NORWALK AND .0. NORWALK.
Glover’s the Place
Vacation
and
utIng
Shoes
'PHONI. m ‘
H.’Krieger & Co.
Shirt Waist
Suits -~
LastCaIlm
one of these Shirl Waisis Suits with-
in lhe next few days. .QWe need the
room for our Fall Goo’ds which are
arriving dailu.‘ You will need these
stulisb suits for mauu a dab uei.
Then are made of Lawns, Percale=.
Linens. Crash. Silk. etc. Every one
absolutely periecl and’up-io-date.
To clean this stock ub’ quickie
there is a big cut in price on eveiii'
shirt waist suit in the shire
Get uours lodau. Tomorrow man
be too late. .
We are bound to Clean Out eveIIII
This is the Cash and .Credit Store.
H. Krieger & Co.
WeSt WashingtIIn St. 80. Noiwulk
.Ponds
your property, whether it is s farm.
or any description quickly, call or sti-
OR SNOW lCE ON THE JOB.
dress
more «In,
J. Luciana-III,
w. s. autistic
coax.
memo-III...
If YOU Want T0 SC“ Brockslds Lake (on Co. '3
a house cad lot in town or real estate ARE FED BY CLEAR SPARKLINO .
STREAMS. N0 DEAD WATER ICE
1
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