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RD'KY, AUG. 2o. r904.
alarm
or
- Igh tide. 8:00 a. m.; 8 :06 p. in.
so: rises, 5:16; sets. 6:51.
' ”lite clarinet. TELEPHONE
CALLS
_, II—Idlfor'o Residence.
mluolnuo Office.
malarial Room.
, dump on», Nam-lit.
ADVERTISING MULTIPLIES
' ., WANTS.
”the difference between primitive
Ia and those advanced ill their
on of living is marked by the num-
of their desires. Now, modern ad-
Wining has increased ibes‘e to a won-
Qi‘ttil extent. To get along without
Wm Iii to go backward, unless it is
,e’temporarily to discover the north
H or to explore some unknown con-
t,',vrhiie multiplying one‘s wants
ailing forward the car of progress.
iv
A Minneapolis genius has invented a
Vittyvlll inch umbrella which will
in), frame and all, into a iitle case
carried in teh pocket. The ban.
ti all the ribs consist of line and
trong steel tubes in sections.
ell telescope one inside of the nth.
(it. , The covering is of very fine silk,
which takes ilp hilt iitle room. 'l‘lit
wooden handle of the umbrella is IlUl»
aw- and receives all the best of tin
(topic umbrellared when shut up.
small and light case, not too big for
pocket, is provided to contain the
which is thus secured from 11'
air borrowers and the perils oi
ill phsure which always attend the use
an umbrella.
5 mething just as good as rubber it
wanted. During the past few
the discovery has been made tila.
life are in the interior of Brazil vast
of trees from which can be pro
, 3s high grade of rubber known ti
trade as "manic-obit.” Tile area ll
d to be very large, hilt can not bl
In“. as the region has not been ful
l‘pIored. The attention called it
‘ “first discovery has led to filrthei
9 motions, with the result that iron
We to time comes notice of other sec
a here like trees occur ill profu
”The output of manicoba rubbc.
pidiy increased during the las
ears and bids fair to be a larg
In the exports of Brazil.
M’LOUGHLIN EXPLAINS.
—-—-lr
Jot the Trousl'
Her Landlord in Moi-walk.
r Prospect Avenue.
..r‘ ‘ Norwalk, Conn,
., , August 19, 1904
Editor South Norwalk Sentinel.
bear Sirszill yoiltklndly allow in
fillshtiy to elucidate .and correct thl
' ‘ce- of. the f-‘Dii'fcrcncc Settled il
rt,” that appeared ill The Sentlllc
a date.
ecompiaint was not about vs at
but a brutal assault perpetrat
me by Gould Hoyt and his am
an Hoyt. The plain facts in
‘While I was endcavoring l
some water on- August 13th
Hoyt threw me. down on tli
d,'WhIch resulted in bruising in,
nothing helpless on the ground L)
bruise.
of such treatment.
' iii son Lyman.
ited'xby them.
'by the court.
V' ed ansault. on a weak woman.
Yours very respectfully,
> MARY A. M‘IIAUGHLIN-
,O'PAPERS WERE LOST. \
ill
DOTS
es a feature of
miss co, ’
ssh; Had wall
the premises, or being deprive oi
and giving me a black eye. Whllt
for the package.
~ REAMERY
BUTTER
x has many points of superi-
ority over not only ordinary
iirkin butter, but also over
the finest print butter. It
is made of pure, pasteurized
cream, in the cleanest cream‘cry
in the world. Only the most approved
methods and the highest skill are employed in the making. Uniiormity in
quality is thus obtained, and the purest, sweetest butter produced.
To retain this purity from the crcamcry to the table, Gold Medal Creamery Butter is
scaled in an airtight, odor-proof package, that keeps it in perfect condition.
To know how good butter can be,
Butter. Ask your grocer for it.
DILLON & DOUGLASS, New Haven and Hartford, Conn.
i .
“WW 'I I“ .
with
U
try a pound package of Gold Medal Creamery
No charge
iDDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
Allen (i. lictt—s has removed from
Nestpol‘t avenue to tilt Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cole, of Brook-
yll, arc gtiglts ot’ Norwaik relatives.
Norwalk Democrats are preparing to
wing it ParkerDilvis banner to the
lreeze ill Wall street.
Hirsbfield & Sons' Norwalk office
has been located at John T. liayes’
lows store, 5 Main street.
The Rev. James ll. O’Donnell, rec-
or of St. Mary's Church, is quite ill
't the rectory ill West avoiluc.
Mrs. E. S. Aivoril, of Robinson iin.l<
.ue, lhiiilniry, has returned home from
i visit with friends in Strntforil and
Iorwalk.
Miss liaizcl Lockwood, of South Nor»
Ialk. has returned home after ii visit
vlth Miss Minnie Sue Brown, of 6 Fair-
leiv avenue, lianllury.
Miss May Wilcox, operator. and liar-
y Wilcox, night operator at. the tele—
lloiie office ill lll’llibilry, are spending
heir vacations at Bell island.
The crop of links of all kinds this
ii“ is going to he an unusually lai'gli
lie. judging from the appearance of
he trees. which are vvcll covered with
tolls and burrs.
The local youths are already begin
ling to tbiilk about football, One in:
ode down North Main street with It
lothall under his arm, yesterday. evi-
, rally on the way from a practice.
I”. E. Lockwood & Company, iht
dorwnik automobile agents. IIIIV‘
wung a large banner to the breeze ll.
Vlili street. notifying motor car own
rs that they halt? a garage and art
enduuartcrs for supplies,
Tile funeral of Joseph Whitlock wa:
old this week at his home iii Ridge
Hoyt jumped on me and gave me
alkicke, each kick inflicting a
, i was sick for sever—
‘and confined to my bed, as the,
The phy-
who attended me testified in
‘ to my bruised condition. result-
tor the assault by Gould I-loyt
de' a complaint that i had been
They were ar-
and found guilty of the assault,
riots. “difference," blit an all-
N,. Aug. 20.—Consul-Gerleral
‘ it today that as the late F.
This has lost. no important pa»
had never been to Southamp-
didj' not think that the story
Franz Schneider, who gave
up to the police at Birming-
rday, accusing himself of
“from a person at
. ll'rhelieved to be F‘. Kent
was even worthy of investi-
':g .0th :Ciiiio—rd
new YORK cm.
BONDS.
rates of ins
.eld. Mr. Whitlock was taken to Illt
I‘ianhllry hospital two weeks ago, in
Dr. Lowe. oi‘ liidgeiicid, for an opera
tlon, Tile young man had been at
tacked by sudden iiiuew. and it we
found that an immediate operaiion wal
necessary. Dr. Lowe placed him in an
automobile and hurried him to the hos
pital, where the operation was per
formed. The condition which the op
oration was intended to relieve had ad
vaneed so for, however. that all etl‘ortl
to save. his life were futile. Mr. Whit
léck's death occurred on Sunday.
of native eggs which he is soiling for,
die per dozen.
A. i‘oinel-oy, of the United States]
t‘ulm Company, is making a short. stay
ill Norwaik.
Miss Mason. of 'l‘oliiiessee, la the
guest of Mrs. W, it. Smith, of 2‘.) West
avenue, Norwalk, 4
Miss Ella 1.. Jones, of Sonicrs. Newi
York, is the guest of Miss Sally ‘ M.
ilctts, of East iiveniie.
The governing committee of the Nor-
wnlk Yacht (YIllli will meet this ("Vein
ing at the club house.
Mrs. Henry l’. Price and son Conrad
are expected homo today from a so—
journ at Lake \Viirlinlaug. \
’l‘lle Norwalli Congregational (‘liui'ch
will lit: closed tomorrow. There will
be no further services until St‘lllullh
bcl' illi.
All of the patients at the Norwnlli
Hospital are. reported today as getting
along nicely. No new patients have
been :iduiittod since yesterday.
bliss Mary Staples. daughter of Mr.
liid Mia. William (E. Staples, cntcr~
tallied ll company of friends at her
home ill Westport, last evening.
l‘taiii prevented a race lit the Nor-
lvalk Yacht Club. this afternoon The
.imrelizo lllhble has a limited supply WON’T WAIT FOR EXPRESS GOODS
Conloiidated Railroad's Step to Keep
Trains on Schedule Time.
The Consolidated li'aiirolui (‘onipllily
has issued an order to the effect that
ill future trellis on the. systcili must
not be held, after the regular time
scheduled for stops at stations has ex-
pired, [or the purpose of taking on on
press matter. This may be translated
to mean that ill the event. of the men‘s
inability to get all the express pack-
ages on board a. train before the. regu~
lnr stopping time has been consumed
the express matter will have to be held
over until the arrival of the next train.
When all the passengers tire on board
ii train and the baggage has been
dumped on, the allotted time is used
up as a general thing. and from now
on Illt’I‘t‘ will be no waiting until the
oxprcss people get all of their goods on
board the Il'lilll. This rule, it is illi-
tIt'i'stotul. is the result of the discovery
”till a number of the trains on the
road have been behind iiiilo of late.
There is a chalice ”till. the new rule
may grea/iiy discoliiluodo lhe explains
people in case there is a big rush of
business.
\tht‘i'iS'l‘iili, Mass, Aug. 20. -»’i‘lle
following bulletin was issued by (Seller-
ill llockvvond lioar. soil of Senator
iloar, shortly after 9:30 o'clock this
niorliiilgz, “There has litittmllt) marked
change. Tho Senator has taken but
little llourlshliioiit during tbc‘night and
will probably take less Ilcl‘pliftcr. lie
'cgziitlt committee has been trying on.
‘acc for club boats.
_~_._.~.,¢.___
’Xt't'lll' iii the blanket roll.
The iii-monthly meeting of Ilit,‘ Nor-
i'lle Norwnili, Westpori and l-‘lliiigiituck
iciiibers will be conveyed by carry-
Ml's. (hillopm-My husband has abso-
lntely no taste ill clothes. Sometimt-s
lc looks almost ridiculous. Mrs. Spells
"it‘s, 1, saw him yesterday, and he
looked quite ridiculous. Mrs. Gallow-
[ndcedi’ Wlilit tlltl he have on? Mrs.
lpcltz~A jng.—---Philadelphia Ledger.
“Their ancestors." said the gossip,
‘werc among the early settlers hero."
Strange." remarked the butcher who
crved them, “how faintly c.iiiii'iit.~icris~
ics change."-«Philadelphia Press.
tuccesslnlly for two Weeks to hold a1
Norwalk military men haw rel-civdtly and peacefully."
id notice through orders issued by (‘ol- , that the Senator
'lll‘l Gilbert L, With that no baggagelduriilg the night,
.viil be taken on the Milliassas trip, iIIIltlllli‘l‘ silitcliicnt of the imilcnt's coli-
valk Epworth League, will be held at l
Iortli Wilton, on Saturday. August. Bl. llowiilg:
has so good a f‘tlllllllliiiltlli that his
strength fails hilt gradually and the
‘pl'lis'llt‘t‘l is that his lil'c"wlli be pro-
‘lUli‘U‘tl several days and will end gen-
it was learned
rested i'tililftlrlflllly
littilt‘l‘fll lloar said
1dltioli Would be, given out about noon."
lTWO MORE FREMONT VETERANS.
The New York Press prints the fol~
.imolll: your names of men who vol-
cd for Fremont and Dayton iii liitih
please place the mime of tieorge
TY PIRSONC HOMELESS.
PORTLAND, Ore, Augut 20.~Forty
persons are homeless as a result of a
fire which has burned over Fourth
Plain, five miles east of Vancouver, 1!.
(3., for two days. The fire was con-
M rm. ,
3:55.25"... ...».—
I
m ii I
.gmjr.
PET.
.
xerox. '
I
trolled after it had devastated an area
of live by three miles, through the. ox-
ortlonll of the United states troops at
Vancouver barracks, who fought the
are, night and day. it is asserted that
the fire was started out of colic. and
one man is under arrest charged with
the crime.
SUGAR RATE WAR DECLARED.
CHICAGO, August 2(i.——A sugar rate
war has been declared by the Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul road, which
pniiouiices reductions ill the. tariffs
from (illlcago west and northwest
allloulitllg to 15 and 22 cents. The
reduced rates are effective imincdlattu
Iy. The cutting was started because
the southwestern lino refuse to abide
by an adjustment made several months
Maritim-
Breatl’ssv edin'ficast
Tier Ocean and Mental.
NO. 1.
36 in. warranted Blk. TAB‘FETA
SILK. regular price $1.25 ..90c
ago.
Town
50 in, Oriental bagdad COUCH
COVERS. 3 yds. long regular
$1.49,
NO. 8.
$1.17 all.
run...-
NO. 2.
BEST PRINTS. Fall styles, val-
ue 7c, . 4V2°
Tax Collectors’
Notice.
NO. 3.
Elk, and Navy SlClLIAN M0-
ilAill, regular 75c, . . . . . . 52l/2e
Notice is hereby given to all per.
sons liable to pay times to the Towni
of Norwaik. County of Fairileid and
State of Connecticut. on the Assets-
mellt List of 1903. that 1 will meet‘
them to receive said taxes at the Of-
fice of the collector, Town Hall Bulld-
iilg, in the City of Norwaik, in said
Town of Norwalk,
NO. 4.
lllk. Sateen PETTICOATS. reg.
price 81.25, 750
...........-..
NO. 5.
lilea. Turkish TOWELS
. ..... 7c ea.
Full
reg. 10c 0a..
(in Wednesday, August 31, 1004,
from 9 o'clock forenoon until 1 o‘clock
afternoon, and from 2 o‘clock to 6
o'clock afternoon, and from 7 o'clock
until 8 o'clock evening,
NO. 6.
.Biea. Damask table NAPKINS.....
good value at 81, 69c dot.
Said office will be open thereafter
every week day from 9 until 12 fore-
nooii and from 2 to 6 afternoon,
Taxes may also be paid at the office
of Jacob M. Layton, Esq.. South Nor»
walk.
till all taxes which shall remain un-
NO. 7.
“all TABLE DAMASK, 58 Ill.
wide, value 35c, 23c yd.
72 in. full biea. inc'rcerlsed Ta<
BLE DAMASK, worth 69c, ..
.......--...u...-.ao..
N09
45c yd.
All leather fitted BAG $1 qllali-
ty,
NO. 10. .
65c
.......a.unn-.n
Di‘. Lyons TUUTlI POWDER, 15c
No.11.
NO. 12.
Colgatcs CASIIMERE BOU-
QUET,
193.
Rogers It
SOAP,
NO. 13.
Gallett VOILET
17c.
Packers TAR SOAP, . . . . . . . . 14c.
NO. 14.
paid after the first day of October,
1904, interest at. the rate of Nine Per
Cent. will be charged from the 31st.
day of August, 1904, until the same
shall be paid.
\
SIDNEY (lUTllitlE,
Tax Collector.
Ill and for said Town of Norwalk, on;
List of 1903. i
Dated at Norwalk, Conn., August
8, 1904,
l
i
l
NO MUSH ROOM GROWTH
about us. Ours is an established. re-
liable lltisilloss and the people coir
mated with our bank give assurance
of its stability. , if it new not for til-v
liogllp of Coventry, Ctiilli., and also
the mime of Nelson i‘, Lord, of Leba-
ilou, C(lilil., bolli veterans of the Civil
publican iickct since,
NELSON I’. LORD,
Soltiiors' iloiiie Hospital. Noroton
Heights, Coma, August. 17.
“Well,” said the eastern tourist,
"there's nothing ill this climate to btirt
a. man's lungs. is there?" “Nothiil' but
bullets au' knives on such," replied the
native-Philadelphia Ledger.
Cures a Cold In One Night.
"0iin‘Thing
BRAZIL
Guaranteed to Cure Ally Cdugll. 255 ,
Only Radical Cure for Bronchitis. 506‘
Euros Worst Group in a Few Minutes.
Cures Sore Throat and Ulceratcd Toncils._
.Oniy Positive Cure for Quick Consumption. .
Kills the Catarrb Microbe and Cures in One Month.
0pc:- W W and Rector-c nearing.
Cures Hay Fevsr'or Money Refunded. ' 50c}- $1.00
on Earth Thrill: curesiAsthma.
mortal rampant mu
: “will-udderboasms‘mmmmoim
Finley. Walnuts-elitism
lemurs. maid-u. mung-hammer
AN BAIM
' TRIAL BOTTLE 25c. ;
did“
I \‘l
I
Q
was
l r.
llilitilllllll
”durum-ti.
war, who have always voted the lie-l
t'fll‘lltlt‘llt‘p of the public, ivewoilldil'I.
be. prospering as we are. We want'
you to share in our prosperity, by
banking your savings with us.
OPEN AN ACCOUNT now and
watch it. grow. We'll take good care
of you and give you FOUR PER CENT.
.INTEREST on your deposit. 1
lTHE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
; BANK? ,
United Bank Building.
wSizili’ii‘ll'Ac‘coilliV
Now
with the
Fairiield Coalitii
Savings/Bank.
5i Wall Street,
they got into a dispute.
’ snultcd Jones with a large stone and
threatened it) assault him with a raz- ‘. ous forest fires are raging in the wogdg
or and Jones pulled a revolver wiltilnmng the eastern side of Van Couver
which be shot three times at Harrisl [Bland _ The town of South Welling-
'.lones was charged with assault with ‘. ton 15 said to be threatened
intent to kill and was botlnd over l-Q‘truction.
lihe Superior Court under bonds
Harris who has been liiissiligiTEMpLARsl NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
The supreme council of the Tem-
Norwalk. Conn.
BALL PLAYERS IN COURT.
Fined $100 and Coats.
MERIDEN, August 20.<~~llougias
Jones and Samuel i-Iarrls, both colored
of Hartford, who Were arrested at al Marion have been kept busy protect-
piciiic held on Wednesday last at Han.
(i\'(‘l'
court today.
at the conclusion of a ball game be- county.
tween the New Haven Nationals and a ,new sheds from Lester to Barret and
colored team from Hartford over which E are moving rapidly east toward the
Harris (18- ' Northern Pacific tunnel.
i’arh, appeared in the police
of
$600.
jsince the affair. surprised everybodyl
lily walking into court today in answer ‘ piars of Honor and Temperance, will
to his charge of assault. lie was tilled
$100 and costs.
OVER 100 YEARS OLD.
Mrs, Deborah Siillman. of Easton, to
Entertain Friends Tomorrow.
WESTPORT, August 20.—~Mrs. Dc-
borah Sillimali,,0f Easton, will observe.
the 104th anniversary of her birth to
liiorrow by entertaining her friends at
concert-lass STILL BURNING.
KAIJSHPEL, Mont, Aug. 20.—For-
,0nc Of the F'Ql‘i"! at Merlden Game/pm fire. still rage in this county and
mac are tires in all directions from
this city. from
one to three miles wide.
Cattlemcn and ranchers living near
ing their homes.
SEATTLE.
VICTORIA.
i
Wash, Aug. 20.—-Five
Both men were arrested serious forest fires are burning in this
They are destroying all the
B. 0.. Aug. 20,——-Danger-
with ties
‘hold its annual national assembly in
New Haven.
August 22, 23, 24. The
l Templars of the Naugatuck valley have
Iinvited the delegates to visit Alisonia
on the. evening of August 23. The and-
itoriiiiil of the
, and sections.
Y. M. C. A, has been se-
cured for this meeting. which will be
ri'or illembers only of Temples, socials
A committee of Sey-
l
‘mour and Ansonia Templars has com—
pleted the ar
rangements, which will
her home. a custom she began on her i include short addresses, vocal and in»
centennary. She. is in
health. and reads her Billie withfllliitet, of Seymour,
She Is proud of the HUB 01' : principal speakers are leading Tem-
person In the plars of the United States, namely:
Mrs, Silvia L- i Congressman Charles Q. Terrell and
Hon. D. L, Robinson,
Dr. C. S. Woodruff, of New Jer-
glasses.
being the second oldest
state, her senior being
Dulihanl. .of Southingtoil, who reaclledi
her 104th birthday three weeks ago.
Mrs. Stillman has ilot been out. of town
for more than fifty years and ill all
that time her health has been so good
that, no doctor has seen her in a pro
lossionnl way. Mrs. Silliman says
she feels ,as well as she ever did and
does not follow any particular diet,
eating good wholesome food cooked in
an old fashioned way.
Artist—"What a beautiful place this
is! i suppose you camelbere for the
view?"
Old Lady—“No, I wasn't consulted.
l was born here."-——Sonierville (Mass)
Journal.
Clarissa—Frankly", I don't think I
ever saw the man i would marry!
Kitty—Oh, well, deer. have patience;
he may heave in sight, you- know.—
Boston Transcript.
setts.
soy, and Hon.
sin.
A‘1-lii
excellent. , strumental music by the Temple Quar-
and others. The
of Massachu-
A. J. Smith, of Wiscons-
, After the meeting refreshments
twill be served in the banquet ball.
A YACIII'BWIOIT
Blue Mondali
10 LBS. WASHING SODA. ... 10C.
100 CLOTHES PINS, ..........
2 LBS. STARCH.
'7 CAKES OZONE SOAP. ...... 25C.
Joseloff,
72 N. Main 81.. So. Namath
TELEPHONE. ass-5.
1°C.
..........10C.
they won't cost much, either,
w ha‘rl
not heard about as yet, and their surprise an
for them. Drop us a card and we will call—or better still, come to the store.
DELICIOUS COFFEES, ROSY SWEET BUTTER, FRESH COUNTRY EGGS, FRAGRANT
TEAS; DOUBLE CREAM CHEESE, FANCY CRAC KERS AND WAFERS. '
-. TELEPHONE 322-4.
The best the market affords in FRUITS and VEGETABLES.
This- Is ~ The Time
Of the year when the grocery store can help you most. Let's see if we can rclieirc you of half the
responsibility of that picnic or excursion. You will get the proper, foods, ,if you come here, and
and you are almost sure to get something that the other folks have
d delight will be worth the time you spent in shopping
That POUND CAKE and’ the other different kinds are the top notch of perfection. ,
{es 5 E. SeymoUr, >
LEADING Groom,
Norwalk Chronicler