30 Stamps Free with one pound of our No. 1 Ten, mixed or black at 5111:.
2.0 Stamps Free with one pound of our No. 2 Ten. mixed or black at 40c.
3013111111118 Free with one pound of our No. 3 Ton. mixed or block at 3111.1.
110, Stamps Free with one pound of our Java and Mocha Co'l’fce at 301'.
‘ tomps Free with end pound of our Jam and Maracaibo Coffee at 2131'.
gt ‘m‘psFree with one pond of our Best Santos Coilce nt lite.
CUT OUT THIS COUPON.
“1115 Start nour Hunt Stamp book and encourage uou to fill it
-. uicklu. we will give to everubodu who comes into our store '
is week. 6’10 Hunt Stamps Absolutelu Free of Charge.
Also. cut out above coupon and use it this week.
10 Stumps Free with one of the following items:
ti Cakes Ozone Soup tor
To the people of Norwalk and South Norwalk.
he New York Grocery Company Adapts Hunt Tradin
for the best interests of their customers.
msk for Hunt Stamps.
7 Cakes oi‘ Lcuox Soup for
It lbs. Washing Soda for
:1 lb. liox Monarch Starch for
i liottlc Schooner liluiug for
i cnko Monarch Scouring Soup for
l I’neknge Force Ccrcnl
l Package of lilonnrch Outs for
2-3 lb. Cnn Solid l’nckcd Tomatoes for
1 Pound C1111 hiounrch linking l’owder for
2 the, horde (‘nllforuiu Prunes for
I Quart ilottlo :‘iulnd Oil for
g‘Stamps
We take this means of proclaiming it broadcast that we are now giving awag the famous Hunt Trading Stamps on all purchases at our two stores
tint Stamps have established a reputation in various cities in this country. second to none and for that reason we have decided to give
1'. 111. commencing Mondau. August 15th.
Look Over the Beautiful Premiums on Exhibition in the Windows of Our Two Stores!
Ask for Hunt Stamps.
PRESENT THIS COUPON
at our store. and upon making a purchase amounting to 50 cents
or more. 11011 will receive $2 worth. (20) extra Hunt Stamps. in
addition to those non are entitled to on nour purchase.
until Saturday. August ZOth.
NEW YORK GROCERY CO’S BOTH STORES.
Look over this exceptional offer of Fine Groceries and Free Hunt Stamps.
250
25c
101.1
171:
St:
do
131:
100
20c
20c
25c
loo
Good
510 Stamps Free. with this order of title.
it; lb. No. 1 Tea. 25c.
l lb. Full Cream Cheese lflc
1,; lb. l’nre Black Pepper 1011
1 lb. itest Pearl Tapioca 7o
1 iiottic Monnrch Tnbic Sunco ' 150
l“ ‘ _
Total title
50 Stumps Free with this order of 90c.
l lb. iicst Java and lilotlul Coi'fcc ’ 301;
l ll1.l‘11ut1 Salt Pork ‘j if 12c.
1 P111 k lnucy Native Potatoes ' l7e
l-ti lb. l’nckngc Hominy “fly 10c
1. Bottle Blue Label Cull-111p 1&1 b it 21c
I
Total 90c
Regular
oven Old Town Committee Af
0 New Town Committee.
HAVEN, Conn. Aug. 20.—~A
. no the petition of soscniled
own committee" of the New Ha
on Democracy {but an injunction se-
. . gninst it by the "docnilcd new
11 ommittec", restraining it from
1, 5-, the honors of the town c0111
idea, or transacting any business as
‘mmittee, he dissolVed, was begun
y etch; Judge Ralph Wheeler in
' uperio court. The room was
tied with politicians many of the
it prominent ones or New Haven
hty being there. The hearing soon
lied toolf into a debating bee be
wyors as to the course. of pro-
,r Considerable time was taken
‘ wyornin deciding on 11 basis»:
to proceed in order to
[the court the actual pc-
‘old committee" for a dis-
he injunction The bear-
become involved in technical
log constant explanation to
I‘ll of. matters on which the con-
'anyers were trying to argue.
non before nn1 headway iradi
e and the prospcct was for a i
session which would last through
'Talcott‘ H. Rossell is mom i
11 1h “new committee' . of which
or!!! the stale central commit-
halrman. and Samuel H. Fisher,
100mm and Levi N. Biyden-
tinsel for the "old commit-
1157! Albert Wells is chair-
)! Russell said that he would-
'ony motion to dissolve the
1i! the other side should
the city court which issued
-n had no jurisdiction he-
might be said that the decis
tut settled the whole mat
nt on to say that in the in-
any and the interests of
”largo it were better that
, on should stand. otherwise
,_ , .0! the injunction would
1i"the dogs of war” and leave
, hes in existence to be rol-
"end of complications. and
roceedings would make
the extricate tangle.
. and said he was
9 Wheeler settle the
'11 on its merits but he
mittee" did not
ghts that it may
brought into question
itiio noon rccoss was inkcn.
w»...— -.—_._.
A HINT TO TRAVELERS.
H'trdwnre Co was taken very
man from Saginaw Mich.
he did.
ney withoirt 11 bottle of this remedy.
For sale
-‘ Clifford
cars.
Corporation.
FUGITIVES FROM JUSTICE.
tice.
11d not guilty and
bonds of 3500 each.
SUICIDE PREVENTED.
cred will interest many.
which makes suicide likely.
first thought of self
Electric Bitters.
nerves and build up the system.
tray regulator. Only 50c
1 gist.
KILLED BY HIS COUSIN.
Waterbury hospital,
tho honing had reached a.
E. .7. Brothers, who acted
of the town convention
mailed to testify as
or the convention. He
records and explnlned the
by which the “new oom-
trio.
ancy E1 in Creamery
' lamps on all other goods.
EMOSRATIC INJUNCTION. iagaln the rules governing the calliug‘
of n town committee convention 1111111 ‘1
At this point.
..,Ir proprietor of the ilehvortou Mich”
to get. a bottle of Chamberlain s Colic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Rcrricti.1,1v1hlch absolutely refuse to treat with the 1:111-
“lt soon cured the und I take'
pleasure in recommending it. ” he says
No one should leave borne on n iotn- 'Thci informed him that in 1396 they
It h11.i entered into 11 trout:y with the
goter'nment and sold certain lands and
the government agreed to bring water
to the resci'vnlion.
government has tuilcd to do this. They
also complain of the rations they re-
'l‘hcy told the senator
the) would all us soon us the gover-n
mcut carried but the promises made
is almost sure to be needed and is:
not obtainable while on steamship or:
by Stilison-Powcli
Pharmacy,
Piercc‘s Pharmacy, Zeittuss Pharmacy.
HARTFORD, Cotill., Aug. 2(1.~—E11.
ward F. Morton and George Brown. col
ored. each completed a jail sentence of
two months for theft yesterday, and
were brought into the police court
charged with being fugitives from jus-
lnspector Quilty of the Spring-
field police force. was on hand with
warrants charging the. men with steal-
ing bicycles in that, city. They plend~
refused to go to
Springfield without requisition papers.
At the request of inspector Quilty the
cases were continued for a week under
The startling announcement that a
preventive of suicide had been discov-
A run down
system. or despond‘ency invariably pro
cede suicide and something has been
found that will prevent that. condition
At the
destruction take
t being a great
tonic and nervine will strengthen the
It's
also a great Stomach. Liver and Kid
Sntlslac-
lion guaranteed by F. H. Baxter. Drug
NAUGATUCK.’ Conn, Aug 20. —Ai~
fred Langiois. the New Haven boy who
was accidentally shot by his cousin,
Harry Lee. Thirsdny night. died at the
yesterday noon
from the wound. An autopsy showed
that the missile punctured the intcs
tines in ten places. The two boys were
examining n revolver. not knowing it
was loaded when it was discharged
MAKE voon 011m 1c: chem
There has just been placed in all the -
grocery stores, u now propnntion coll-
od JELLO ICE CREAM POWDER
which I! mating with great {Ivonne
it enables everyone to moire ice cream
in their own home with very little trou-
fill the ingrodlonu‘ tn the pooh
tor '1‘. M.
with bowel trouble. A traveling 821(“1- 11h.» section into n nntlonni pnrk.r.1-1 iMnlCIIt'fliI (‘ii.1.
advised bimi ports 11 1on1pict11 Inilum of the pro-
’I‘lic senator says the lndisnsit‘ntcs and “ill MtDndc.
on top of the couch uguinsi orders.
They had been dr'inkuu; and liud just
ijcut
Ivornun nt
ccivc.
in the treaty.
Bears the
Signature of
of the decedent.
keeper.
Deb. says:
and belching.
obi
Butter,
Al AMOSA. (‘olo..
Patterson
qntst of the1 secretary of tht1 intor".iot ‘
Went to the rrscr'vntiou ot‘ the south
cru lite Tutti-1111' to inttlvicw them on
While in Suffolk \' 11., Henry (‘roll. the proposition for the purthaso of the
C lill' Dwellers ruins in the Mosh V1 rile:
sick eountiv Im the purpose of come r'tiugflho Notional Gunrd encampment IINII'
Four soldier's.
Johnson S. l".
were sitting
because thet
‘been so badly treated in
They declare the
._.....————-
CASTOR IA
For Infant: and Children.
The ltlmi You tiara, Always llouglit
W
HEARD CLAIMS.
Attornevaohn S. Pullman and Hen-
ry W. Osborn. of Boston. commission-
ers appointed by Judge Thomas C.
Conghlin of the! Bridgeport probate
court on the estate of Wukemnn B.
Bradley of Enston. represented insoi.
vent by the administrator.
Samuel C. Straw. this morning heard
evidence to support the claims of
Charles Middlebrook of Long Hill and
his wife, who was an adopted daughter
Mr.
claims the. estate owes him 8425 for
labor and money expended while his
wife wants 8650 for services as house-
The estate consists of about
$3,000 worth of real estate.
ONLY CURE FOR DYCPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. or New Coolie.
“l aunt-roe for mm with ,
dyspepsia. used to bare gm: dish-en
i tried ovorythi i
could hour of, but nothing helped
until i took Binomial Balm Ind one 50
cent. bottle cured me completely."
For sale 1113. H. Pictured F. H. Box-
ter. and tho Cliflord Phnrlnocy
FREIGHT EMBARGO REMOVED. .
PORTLAND. Ore.. August 20.-—The .
Portland and Asiatic Steamship Com-
pany has removed the embargo on mer-
uchondioe destined to Japan 1nd has
announced its willingness to accept on
such freight uttered. first
he mooted oil .313
who at the1 re-
Or derz.
RALEIGH. N. 0.. August
soldiers of the militia
day afternoon while
ncv W11r1en.lluntli
«Lee 1111' c thev
the
Stoney Creek.
were killed instantly.
that
FOU R YEARS.
‘1'., writes.
wrote
Foley's Kidney Cure.
neared.
never had a return of any
Chicago.
Attorney
striking the ground.
half an hour.
Best
Mlddlebrook uI’ MAIL
*
Needles
1:012 111.1.
MYSCENT!
past. illn'own 11111111 11 bottle when
in 11 miles of (loldsboro on the Atlantic
and North (moiinn llnilroud. .is their
bends struck the covered bridge at
Warren and Johnson
Gates was ser-
iously injured and MQDadc slightly.
MAKES ~01:
*mcumss
TWO SOLDIERS KILLED.
211 .w'l‘ 11' 11
company ol
Ilurhnrn Were killed instantly yestcr
returning from
liur
within
G. B. BURHANS TESTIFIES AFTER
G B Bnrhnns, of Cnrlisle Center N.
“About four years ago I
you stating that l bud been
entirely cured of :1 severe kidney tron.
bio by taking loss than two bottles or
it cntircly stop
pcd the brick dust sediment. and pain
and symptoms of kidney disease disap-
1 am glad to say tbrit l have
of those
symptoms during the four years that
have elapsed and i am evidentlycurcd
to stay cured, and heartily recommend
Foley Kidney Core to any one1 suffering
from kidney or bladder trouble."
tinIe at Plaisted's Drug Store.
For
FIRST VICTIM OF FOOTBALL.
CHICAGO. August 20.——Footbail has
‘tound its first victim this season In
James Pine. 16 years old,
and several companions were engaged
in a game, and during a scrimmage the.
lad'wns thrown violently. his
He died within
head
Sewing-Machine
Postage mom'turltononchn
you...“ ”hun-
111281110me
, Purrington
Conn
)of (Hill curs ut the eastern end ol the
union railroad station hcrc yt'stt1rtl111z1iricnt in manufacturing circles in P
T he ‘ 11am and represented this town int
train was being but k1 d through the i legislature of 1890 and then suecect
of the usual rich quality,
KILLED AT ATLANTA, GA.
Coal Cars.
ATLANTA. (111.. August 20.-Edward
a native of New iintcn
was instantly killed by :1 train
Two (urs passed over his body.
stutiou and lhc lotornotive was at the
other end. Mr. Pur'l'lngtou had been
in Atinutn about 10 years
ported that he had 11 brother and sis-
1111 in (‘onncc.ticnt lie was about 0'1.
years old lilld unmarried.
NEW HAVEN. August 20.—-Thc
name Edward Pnr'rlnglon does not up
pour in the New Haven directory.
THE DEATH PENALTY.
A little thing sometimes results in
death. Thus a more scratch. insignifi-
cant cuts or puny boils have paid the
death penalty. it is wise to have
Bucklen’s Arnicn Salve over handy. it‘s
the best Salve on earth and will pre
vent fatality, when Burns, Sores UI
cars and Piles threaten. Only 25c. at
11‘. H. Baxter's Drug Store
AGED INDIAN MARRIED.
DETROIT. Mich. August 20.-—Slow-
iy dying and scarcely able to make the
necessary utterances. James Rahwctu-
kyosh,chioltain of the remnants olthe
Chippewa tribe who still live north or
Bay City. Mich. was married ycstor
day to Martha 0. Nakshank, who at‘ ,wher'e he has been in attendance at the
cording to Indian ceremony. has been
his wife for the past forty years. Rah
wetnkyosh owns considerable property
He is 70 years old and his wife is 55
With death near he wishes to insure
his wife‘s possession of his goods and
chattels. Although the couple have
married children, the legal ceremony
was necessary because the law will not
recognize a common law marriage be
tween Indians. The original ludlnn
marriage was a great. event among
Michigan lndinns.
Pu‘rs AN END 70 11' ALL.
A grievous wnii ottimen comes as
a result of unbearable pain from over
taxed organs. Dizziness Backache,
Liver complaint rind Constipation. But
thanks to Dr. King's New Life Pills
they put an end to it nil. They are,
gentle but thorough. Try them. Only
25c. Guaranteed by F. H. Baxter’s
Drug Store.
UNEARTHEO IXPLORER'S RE-
MA INS.
PORTAGE. Wis. August W-While
excavotlng for n Baptist parsonage
the workmen hue exhumed the re-
molns or the famous evpiorer Ind
trader, Pierre Pnuquelie. Historians
been searching for your: to dis»
Jill holly Pounuottom born
in vflimnri In 1763 Ho looting life
lotto-homolglnlndlno wt whom
his! on W ' ' '
It is re lmittcc
ew York Grocery Co.’ 3 Both *tores
115 Washington Street. South Norwalk Tel 553 6
INDIANS WILL NOT SELL LAND. ;
August. flaw-SCH“ ‘ ,
'Wcre Riding on Top of Car Against Native of New Haven Run Over by
6351-57 Main Street. Norwalk.
i TRYING TO LOCATE MERIDEN
WILLIMANTIC CITIZEN DEAD.
WILLIM ANTIC. Conn, A.ng 20.-—-§
Charles S. Bliveu died at his home
here yestcr'da) after 11 brie! illness.
with embolism ol the brain. He was
pmt owner or the Parker Mauutactur
21¢ 3 Pound:
MEN.
WESTHROOK, August 20.——Meu in
boats are rowing along the beach oft
1 here for several miles in hope ol‘ find-
‘ing some clue to the whereabouts of
W. C. Stillman and his son Harry, oi!
i r Com an ' f Packervillc. thls‘ .
5111,15,. Ml: “21‘0”? mars he was prom ' Melldcn. who left Pine rOchard Thurs-
m_ ,day afternoon in n row boat to re-
At one time he war-.11
town com 5
years of M
lit
the next term
chairman of the Democratic
Mr Blchn was 71;
ago and ieuv cs 11 widow and four thild
h“. , turn to Grove Bench.
led i found morturned on the beach Thurs.
been no trace of the occupants.
terday noon there was a report that
The boot was
ch—
r Stillmau's body had been picked
1 but tilts proved to be wrong as in-
iulry along the shore brought word
‘9“ __________ [mm the boats that no sign 0! the miss-
WAR AGAINST CONSUMPTION.
All nations are endeavoring to check
In
1; men had been found. it seems cer-
tain that both were drowned.
the ravages of consumption. the
‘whlte plague" that llaims so many
victims each 1cnr. Folcy‘ 3 Honey and
Tar cures coughs and colds perfectly
and you are in no danger of consump-
tion Do not risk 1nnr health by ink
lug some unknown preparation when
Foley" 8 Honey and Tar is safe and cer
tain in results Ask for Foley' 3 Hon
ey and Tar and insist upon having it.
For snie at Plaisted’s drug store. . 6:
‘ 9:
FIRE IN new MILFORD. 4
nrzwu HARTFORD, August 211 -—The 7
home of Captain Henry R. Jones, situ-
died a. mile outside this village war-:13-
l'orunl to be on the yesterday noon. The‘ ,
tire department went to the scene bmi
the loss cannot be estimated until;9-
Captain tones returns from Boston?
(I. A. R. encampment. He is editor
of the New Hartford Tribune and a
past department commander of the G
A :11 slot 8-
R.. o is 9.11
STOP THAT COLD
or It may result in Pneumonia, Bra- 4
:47x.
'00x, 8 : 401,
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In Effect August 7th, 1904.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW WYORK.
A. M.—-12:59x, 5:24x, 5:50x, 6:00x.
17, 6: 52 7: 02. 7: 46, S: 18x, 8:45,
261:, 9: 33. 1t): 51x,q11: 35.
P. M.——12:55x 5":5x, 3: 00, 3: 45,
5:40. 5:55x, 6' 55:. 7: 07:,
:25, 725511, 9:55;, 10:20.
Saturdays, In addition to above,
30 p.111.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.—12:59x, 5224:, 5260:, 8:56.
. x. .
P. M.-—2:47x. 2:65; 6:40, 5:55x, 7:20,
55x. 8:201. 9265:, 10:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
A. M.-12:00x. 5:00, 6:00, 7:50,
9215!. 10:02:, 10:04,
:00x. 11:02.
P.M.—-112 02,]:12,2.00. 2:.55 3: 23x.
:02): 4:06x. 4:32! 5:0:1x.504, 5:28.
zilian Balm is breaking up Colds when 6200x. 6- 02 3-0018 9- 001. 9- 30.
ever tried almost without exception, 1110M. ‘
10, 25 50c and $1. 00 bottles. The out " Saturdayl. In addition to above 1:65
lord. Baxter’s and Ploisted’o. '0 p. m.
FIREMEN‘S BODY RECOVERED.
NEW HAVEN. “August 20—The body
of Thomas Morris, :1 fireman on the
Eleanor Peck. who was missed Thurs-
day. was recovered in the water yes-
terday with the aid of grappling irons. 7'
The man fell overboard
QUNDAYB...
A. M.:——12 00x 6:00,'I:30,10:022.
P. M.:——5 02,- -:6 00,8:00x.11:001.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
A. TIL—12:111. 1:18, 1256!, 8:18,
42, 9. 08:, 9. 42, ll: 03x. 11: 38
P. M—12:02,1,:12.3:02:x,4 15. 5: 25.
_ s: on. 11: so, 7: 651.9: 05:, 11120111 11: 15.
“"""“" 1““ BRIDGEPORT IN ADDITION To
move. .
Billousness P. M.—2:17, 5:03, 7:28.
ounoAvs.
is a common com aint, veryannoying
and often serious the ropet' remedy 9
be not administered. 9 secretive
organsmust beputinothoronh
working condition. If wouldi' e
tohavenreliefoctos' nomochum,
itstuse
Beech ms
11‘
A. M.:——13 11!. 1: 18!, 1: 56:, 7. 4!.
10.112083.
1’ Ila-O: 40. 7:051, 9:051.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. M.-—0:23. 9:45. 1021“.
P. M.—1220, 4:231, 5:08, 5:48, 7:10.
DANBU BY TO SOUTH» NORWALK.
flail—6:00, 7:88 3:111,
P. 111—4:908, 0:281, 7:00.
“km
Sundly train. to Donbury. 0:18 o. , '
111., 7: 25 p.111. - ‘
Iconanonbom it.“ A. no.1..- 6: 001.57
«1 p1,, .
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