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LANE’S
5| Washmliiou St.
Full Information
gladly furnished by
To ylor& Golden
14 Washington Oh,
GOVERNOR LOUNSBURY'S WILL.
Several Bequests Left for Institutions
and Town of Ridgefield.
I IIII)(IIIIIIIII.II. Aug. .II~'II10 will or
known itiV‘t‘liitil IAIIIIIsbury. who died
a week ago, is expected to be offered
for piobatII in a few days. and consid-
erubI- iIIteIest is felt tune as to its
contents. The will has been read to
members of the family and wii'lic notb-
ing from It is made public. It is un-
derstood that there are several good
sized bequests for the town. .
LIIIII LBLIIS LIIIIBS.
Company F Will min at the ormary
this evening.
OBITUARY RECORD.
iI'l' NiI‘ItAi. ()lI‘ MRS. (‘AIINRGIIIL
Mr.s KIIII- ('Iirncgle, whose tIIIIeIIII
was IIIIIutioncIi in last evening's Senti-
nel. was a member of tlrIIcc Baptist
Church. of this town, SIIII IIII-Il III the
triumph of faith. She was patient
through her long period of iIInI ‘t and
was ever ready to express IIIIr grati-
tude and high appreciation of the ex‘
I-IIIIIInt care that \\i|.~. given her by
those III attendance III the Hospital.
She leaves a mother. three sistri‘s and
II daughter. There Were Innny III-anti.
in] flowers accompanying bur casket.
wIIictI’ Wti‘t‘ tokens III‘ her friends.
While on her sick lit‘tl, she selected
her own text of St I'ipture to he preach-
Id and the hymns to be hung at lu~r
funeral, and requested itcv ll. (‘.
'l‘bonias, of the lI‘Irsi liaptist Church.
tireeuwich. to preach the funeral St I'—
Inon. lie was assisted by the pastor
ot‘ the church. Rev. 1). S. Thomas, and
also by Rev. W. N. Morton, of Bridge-
port. Conn.
A regular meeting of the Elks will
be held ' tomorrow evening.
1. i.IIII.kWooII if: (‘oInpany, of Water
street. are having their scales repair-
ed.
Mrs. David lioyt, of Wilton, is the
guest of Mrs. H. A. Crow. 14 Elizabeth
street.
———Steamboat excursion to New York
and NoItb Beach tomorrow Wednes-
day. 'l‘ickcts .Itic
lI‘oI Wednesday—Fiber Wash Bu
sins, extra large size. regular priIe 3m
for this sale, 21R on M. S. Smith & Go.
Read itoger' s and Steven‘s ad. and
are the excellent suits you can buy for
$13.98.
A smoker will be held at the Nor- PLANNED FOR A JOLLY TIME
Walk Yacht Club on August 25, Thurs-
day. Part of School Teachers Will Spend
—~- Two Weeks at Governor‘s Inland.
ilarrir III: (inns are having their of— A merry party of South Norwnik
flee on Water street, thoroughly reno-
vaicti.
and liariiord school tIIIthI-II‘s left. Fri-
day afternoon for a two weeks' so-
journ at ilevcrnor's Island. Following
their custom of several years past the
_\'IItlIli.’, ladies have. rented a cottage at
this delightful shore resort and have
planned for a jolly time. The party
Includes 1th Misses (fora (lonnell, Ab-
bie Kola, lit-lie Elmer. lCIiun Wright.
Marion tirant. of Hartford, and Miss.
IIIIIIIII lI‘oII-Iy. of South Norwalk, Tilt')
Wl’it't’ ham-round by Mrs. Cornell, of
Hartford.
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Miss Augusta iiibbie .bas returned
from It visit with Miss Mabel 'i‘olles, III
Ansouia.
Miss III-Icn Seymour is the guest of
her uncle, lion. John S, Seymour, of
Ron avenue. ’
ilmitl the ad of ”If I‘ (Iiiii (‘oal Com-
pany, and Ice u by you should buy
your coal of them.
HER RIGHT EYE REMOVED.
Mrs. \vt'L'ti, mother of tort-ilouucit~
man (iirard l'i. Weed. of Hamilton ave-
nue, had her right eye removed sev—
eral days ago. The operation was
performed by Dr, Turner. the eye 5pc..-
Ialist. assisted by Dr, 11‘, ii. Baker. and
was entirely successful. The patient
In quite advanced in age and ben-
MIss. (ccil iI‘iuIlI of South Main
street. is spending a few days. at Cross
River and Pound Ritige,N
~—Steambont excursion in New-York
and NoIIh iionch. tomorrow Wednes-
day. 'l‘IIkets 50c, ‘
Miss iIIllc hturtevant of Waterbury,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. William A.
Clark. of 35 Elmwood avenue.
that she is recovering rapidly.
NECK BROKEN BY A FALL.
STAMFORD, Aug. 23.—~Preston S.
LockWood, age 56 years. a journeyman
mason, was found dead this morning
hi the archway in the rear of concert
hall. at Main and Gay streets. lie was
last seen at midnight, when IIII was sit-
ting on a railing above the, archway
and said he was waiting for II friend.
it, is supposed that he accidentally fell
from the railing. as his neck had been
broken and his skull fractured. lie
leaves a wife and family in Beiltown.
A number of young men went to the
Knob. last evening, and enjoyed batti-
lng by moonlight and thunder storm.
The i). M. Read Company are offer—
ing some cXI-I-III-nt values in Linen 'i‘o-
kio. at greatly reduced prices, Read
the ad.
V‘An epidemic of mumps has struck
the children of lsaacs street. Norwaik.
though most of them are now recover-
ing. _
RIDGEFIELD ROAD‘WDRK.
llighwny Commissioner MacDonald
has awarded a contract for 1.900 feet,
of macudnm road in the town of Ridge
field at. $1.55 a linear foot. and 3.375
feet of grading for $2.200 to L. L. Beck-
with of Ridgefield. tho;I total cost being
$5,195.
' For Wed. from Kitchen Don't. comes
quantities of good things. Handsome
cut glass pattern Berry Sets sold c'-\
91"‘y\\|i@it‘ for 7i :0, for this day 450 set.
M. S. Smith XI. 06.
Palestine Ratio. Knights of the
Mystic (that. held a meeting last
evening. at which routine business was
transacted.
.‘iliarpcml wonder why the. pyramids
of Egypt wrre constructed?"
WbeIIiton—(ih the II'ontInctor want-
ed to show that be really could turn
out fireproof buildings.
Postal Cards. Albums
The meeting of the official board of
the Methodist Church, which was to
haw been hIld last evening. was
postponed.
New silks for shirt waist suits are
now in stock at. the liowiand Dry
”W‘s' “WWW“ “‘"re- Read "'9 No. 1 Holding 100 Cards ........ 75c
, debcripm" 1" the “d4. No. 2 Holding 2015 Cards ...... 01.00
An "old fashioned ‘I‘Ild'mbake" was NO. 3 HOWNQ 30° Ci'd' ------ 31-25
held last evening. lit the home of Sam-
uel Plait. 15 Elizabeth street. All who
nttenuul enjoyed the occasion . im-
mensely.
No. 4 Holding 400 Cards ........ $1.50
COLE MAN’S
A rehearsal of the buglcrs of the
Third infantry was held at the armory
last evening. for the purpose of per-
fecting themselves in the calls to be
used during camp weeks at Manusas.
Th vicinity of the armory was a very
musical 5th last evening, and many
wondered what the bugllng was about.
10 North Main Street, South Norwaik.
Agent for A. G. Spalding'c Baseball
and Sporting, Goods.
At the regular meeting of catholic
Union Council, Knights of Columbus.
of Norwailt, dust evening the semi-an-
nual report of the auditing committee
was heard. The committee on the ba-
ur, which the club will give the lat-
ter part of September will hold a meet-
ing Friday evening.
RESETTING MEADOW STREET
POLES. .
The Connecticut Railway and iAght- '
, tug Company hum force of men at
. work in Mendow‘htreet replacing the
old poles. The poles ore being set
back two feet on the north side of the
11' ID A FACT, WORTHY OF NOTE,
mg! no; one dollar of Trust Funds
Invested with tho Ten-emote: oi
Bo. NOrwaIk, Gt. 1
friends will be glad to learn that she _
Our amt Guarantee: Satisfaction or Money look.
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Hart 'SIIIaiinII and Mair Suits
Selling at $13.89
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THE FINEST READY-TO-WEAR SUITS MADE IN AMERI-
CA ARE HERE AT THE PRICE OF ORDINARY MAKES. THAT'B
ONE THING THE RED TAG SALE DOES FOR MEN WHO LIKE g
GOOD CLOTHES.
YOU CAN TAKE YOUR PICK OF ALL THE FANCY H. S. G.
M. SUITS OF THIS SEASON'S MAKE, MOSTLY IN EXCLUSIVE
PATTERNS. SINGLE AND DOU BLE-BREASTED MODELS OF
TEMPTING ELEGANCE, AND INSTEAD OF PAYING $18 OR 820,
PAY 013.89. a I
PLENTY 9F GOOD SUITS FOR LESS—SUITS FROM OUR
REGULAR LINES THAT we sTAND BEHIND WITH OUR
GUARANTEE: fl' ‘1; I
so AND $7.50 FANCY suns FOR 04.89.
310 AND 312 ’FANCY sUITs FOR $7.89.
:14 AND :15 FANCY suns FOR $9.89.
FURNISHINGS AND HATs ARE PRICED VERY Low; BOYS'
CLOTHES LIKEWISE. ...u-.M i
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ROGERS & STEVENS
Suooouors to Comsiook Bros. .
sou-m NORWALK. TIIL. CALL. 020.
.., .. PM.
A good deal better grade than you can get ciao-
where and cleaner, too.
What you pay is important, but I.‘\|\t"rit'llt‘e teaches
that the Best is the least costly.
Buy Oats 'i‘hats Clean,
MANUEL T. HATCH.
UPRIGHivaIAIIO
Rosewood case.
Good condition.
$90.00
This week.
Cash or mouthlII pauments. -
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36 Washington Strut. . Telephone 368-8."
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Everybodys Magazine for Sept
Now Readu
DON'T FAIL TO GET A COPY TODAY. THE JULY AND AUGUST
NUMBERS ALL SOLD OUT IN THE FIRST FEW DAYS. THIS NUMBER
WILL DO THE SAME. FOP 8 ALE AT , , gml
‘ W. P. BEERS,
STATIONERY STORES. -‘
6 South Main Street.
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45 will "Street
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INDUSTRY COMMANDS SUCCESS. "
ABILITY COMMANDS INCOME.
The world is not for wrong when it Judges a person Iargély by his
purse.
if in the prime of life, a man is poor his poverty argues come detect in
him—very neglected opportunities.
4A GOOD BUSINESS EDUCATION mom, HAVE MADE 111m A
WEALTHY IAN.
Our Day and Night School courses In BOOKKEEPING, BTENOG‘
RAPHY and TELEGRAPHY afford a ambitious young 960910 an Opportunity
twbecome progressive. moneyunnking business men and women. Onion open
91.111. (999 In. daily.
new TERM IanNs random. IEPT. O.
SPECIAL
Winn and Liquor:
Col. Sherry Wino. 190 pL;
silo qt, ,
‘Gal. Port Wino, 190 pt.; 360
Q‘» ’
CII. Clam, 45o qt;
Sweet Cutawaba, 35o qt.
KoHor'o Whiskey, 85c qt.
Hillside Whiskey, 01.00 (1‘.
California Brandy, 950 qt,
We guarantee thou wines and
liquors to be lblolutoiy puro.
TIIE ilLlFiillIli PHILLIIIIBY
The Prescription SIIIII.
All cars pl" the door. Night
Ca‘iis Answered. Tol. Call, 15 2.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.—«nezu-
izlng 0n yesterday's rise and some sell-
lug induced by the bouViuess in London
caused a low opening for the promi-
nent Iitocks. Atcbluon. United States
Steel piti. Amalgamated and Smelting
were prominent in the selling. A
block of 5,000 shares-of Southern Pa-
I-iilc was sold at from 57%. to 507.5,
compared with 5614. at yesterday's
close. .
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wire! of
Munich & (IoIIlsI-limidt, Commi slon
Brokers, Swartz & Corbett. Bock,
Smith Norwaik. Telephone 153.
Upon. iilgh. Low 1 pm.
Amni. Con. 5614, MW. 55“ .t 56
A, (3, ILI 1". Cu. iii-'1‘, iii-M 15h 131,13
.~\m. (lot. 011,.‘I'l‘é 331.4,, 335$ 33%;
Am. chI. pf., 27 27 2,7 27
Am. I.IIIIII., 21‘4. 211$, 21 21
Am. SIuclt., t‘II tit-'5‘, tit-V. tilts,
Alli, Sugar, 131 131 129-3.; 129%
A. '1‘. (it S. Fe, 81% 81% 811,11, 81%
Unit. SI Ohio, 85% 807 851A, 851,9
llklyn. R. 'l‘., 53% nit/4, 133% 5354;
(Jbes. &. Ohio, 38 381/; 37% 38
Chi. it N. W..183% 184 183% 184
Ch. (it. \Vesi.. 15 15 15 15
C. M. & S. i’.,151‘/. 151M 151 151%
Col, lI‘, & i., 37 37 361A 37
‘ Con. Gas. 196% 197% 196"; 19003
licl. & Iillti.. 161% 161-34 161% 161%
Eric. 21:1,. 37% 21m. 27
Eric. lIIt.. pf.. 63% (13%,; 631,4 63%
lien. Rice, 1134 iii-I 164 1134
iii. (TIIIIII‘III, 1371,43 1117313 137% 13711;
l.ou.& Rush, 12th 122% 121V. 1311/;
Manhattan. 1 155 155 155
Met. St. lty.. 132', 123% 12174. 122%
Mex. Central, I2 12 113 . III",
M, K. at 'l‘.. 22!.” 22M 23",, 22“,.
M. K. & 'l‘., pf.. it} 47 41; 4w.
Mo. Pacific, 9534. 9537. 95% 951.1,.
Nut. Lead. 2233; 24% 223/. .23po
N. Y.t“.I.Intrui,1i’l". 12w, 121'. 11:11,.
Nor, IL" \‘i'ost., tic'Iil; III'I'Im Iii. til:
Out. 3! West” 33 83%. 311W, . 33%
'i’nc. Mull. 2x»; 28!; 2s :8
Penn. it. it.. 12i 124% 121 134%;
PIIII, (ins. 100% 101 10033; 101
Pics. S, Car. till 213 3:1 33
ltcadlng, 5i} 'ifi iitiih’; 561,5 {III 1,.
Read, lst., pf., 85 8:3 85 85
Rep. Steel. 7 Kg 7% 7% 7‘7":
Rock Island, 217 I... 251-3 21% “17,13
liub. Goods, iii 18 18 18
South. Path, 57% 5771",. 567,4. 57%
Son, Ry. Co. 28% 29 211‘ 1,44 29
So. Ry, (30., p., 93% 93% 93% 931%:
Tenn. (3. & 1., “X, 4431’. 441,4 44%
Texas Pnc., 29 21W; 29 291,4,
ilnion For. 9955, 100% 95% 100
tin Poo. pf.. ~ii5 95 it!) 95
ll. 8, leather 7% 77,41 7% 774'.
1]. S. lea. pf.. 801,; RBI. 801/. 86%
ii. 8, Rubber. 19 19% iii 19%
II. S, Steel, 12%. 12% I! 12%
U. 8. Steel, pi., 591,4. 52174. no 001,9.
Wabash. my, Is-y. 18% 13:3;
Wabash. pi.. .177»; 386’. 11774. 381/,
West, tin. Tel., 89% 89% 89% 893:;
LONDON. August 23.-—Consols fell
3 1-6 to 111 on the Stock Exchange this
morning owing to the stoppage of the
iritish steamer Comedian off the
southeast. coast of Cape Colony by the
Russian cruiser Smolensk.
An Englishman who was appointed
to an Important post In China got mar-
ried soon after. - Among the recipients
of the usual cardboard boxes contain-
ing a piece of wedding cake was 11 Chi-
IIese merchant with whom the bride-
groom huu an outstanding account for
goods supplied.
After the honeymoon one of the first
persons the newly-wedded husband met
was his Celestial creditor.
“And how did you like the cake."
said the Englishman. inughingiy, after
the usual congratulations.
“Ah, bu!" returned the Chinaman,
with a cunning leer, “Me no such big
fool to call him, sah. Mo put cukee in
..re. Burn him up. He,he!"
"Oh. that's too had." said the Eng—
lishman, very much hurt. “You might
have tasted it at least. out of compli-
ment to my wife and myself. Why
didnt‘ you?" ‘
“Me too clute, salt." said the Celes-
tial, with, the same cunning smile.
“You owe‘me monee. ssh; sendee poi-
son cakee; i eat him; i die; you no
payee up. iioup-la! lie, he. he! 1
know you Ingleesh!"~—Tit-Bits.
_______r.
A“ former assistant secretary of the
interior, who lives In Washington ls of
the same hame as a poet who writes
and lives in Pennsylvania
The ex-bfllcial has a letter he rec-
ceived a tihne ago, which he considers
the most remarkable eplflie he ever
~read. - he writer confounded him with
the poet, Ind write
"Dear it end and statesman i rite
you the earliest duit to be so clnd as to
do me a rite favor. i but tried all
cinds and no avail. i read yore little
poms on art decese beg ”no
The hurt I hlch sad tumultus beets.
with lbs in of heenest pain
wll oft reII ver its fleet“
Thro‘ on are swat refrane.
“i hot n Vei‘ tried on lnjun doc, but
but too: it cinds of orbs. I now out
you to can :10th return male 2 hot-
--The Best Yet-us
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BEGINNING FRIDAY. AUG. 10, WE WILL BILL THE IIMAIND-
ER OF OUR MEN'S SUMMER SUITS AT A REDUCTION 0' u. 1...."
PER CENT OR 1.3 OFF FROM FORMER LOW PRICED. 4 ‘, .
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svsav LIGHT WEIGHT, (two and three he”), MINIo aim, [of
INCLUDED IN THIe OFFER. THE AssoRTMEN'r INcwou V
BLUE sERoE. BLACK THIBET AND UNDRnoED wound
AND FANCY CAssIMEREs, woasrsos AND HomesPUNo. ‘
- 3‘! r , MEN‘S 020 sun‘s ARE Now mas. "Efim‘
' ' , MEN'S 010 suns ARE Now 012.00 M . at!”
- I" new 015 suns ARE Now 010.00} ‘1'“
' ' .1 I27" MEN'S :12 some ARE now 0 3.00. \"T‘IIIII
r 7 ; MEN'S 01o surrs ARE NOW 3 0.07. u EM].
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ALL YOUTHS' AND CHILDREN'S SUITS INCLUDED IN THII I
SALE. "
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SELLECK 0. PRICE.
/ Clothiers and Furnisherl. ‘” ,
Iii Washington Street. South Norwaik. fl
TELEPHONE CALI; 324-1. . r
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WednesdaII. August 24th.
we shall have
Fine Lima Beans, Evergreen Sweet Corn...
Sweet Potatoes at 560 pit. .
Tomatoes 5600 basket. . , ‘
Turnips. 120 4 015. Pie Apples. 150. 4 (Its.
Lorenlo Dibble.
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AN EXAMINATION OF THE EYE. . 4 Mi
means more than the more trying on of different glasses if done at. the op
cal rooms of it B lloyt. With one of the best. equipped omees in Sou
Norwalk. he has every means for limiting the most accurate and reliable .0
tests and the best. results are assured in every case. All glasses are con-
stIucted to order, and special lenses of any kind are furnished.
HOMER B. HOYT. Refraction Option", ' .
Room 9 United Bank Building, . South Norwolk, conn-
Bpooial Appointments at convenience of patron.
Offlco hours, B, 11: 45, 12: 45, 6: 00. Saturday evenings 7—9.
TELEPHONE 100. Free delivery to all parts of tho twb oililo.
R. J, Cutbill’s Bridge Fish M’k’t.
THE BEST IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST.
We have the BEST QUALITY OF SEA FOOD, including Fresh Manhorol
Boneta Mackerel Bluefish, Weaklish, Cod. Halibut, Swordfish Long Chart,
Round Clams. Soft Shell Crabs, Live and Boiled lobsters '
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ALL GOODS WARRANTEO.
WEOT IND WAOHINGTON STREET. Next to John H. Forrlr cool' Dillon.
Brunohoo—ao White at. Danbury: "Pacific Strut, Stamina. _ . '
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1 OF COURSE NOT ALIVE!
But we deliver meat on fresh that it
couldn‘t be fresher without being sling
As a matter at fact. meat should bong '
for at least a day or two to mold
healthful food. and our modern meth-
ods of preserving assure you sweat.
tender, juicy and altogether good
meals at. all times. Orders fill“
Proms!- . his “Ia-hast
Sohnub's Mar-kc:
I! WAOHINOTON DTRIIT:
' whom. an '
n‘. Seas Best
no You. REAL!!! the serious
link!
wno SEES Int»?
commoners _. .3
m0- of, m,”
Whomdmothoroolmoimutlooym on I III
um. your highest consideration. . ~
DO" TRIFLE WITH YOUR IYEOI EXAMINATION FREI- VIII
T '0. B. JACKSON,
'0: MIA. mun. "0",;3,
51“.): Mani; were ~
Broker, ‘ . g It“
Harlin-Ir Nook. 96 Washington 3m».
loot] Norm-lb. coon. '
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