and vicinity: Fair
,giursday. There is a
. "i is this morning on the
. New Orleans. van-now
- 7’storm area 'thiswside! of
~ Mountains. Pleasant
. moderate temperatures
" ‘ ii the northern sections.
char 0 not indicate any change
mutter for this vicinity.
"V ' fi—__—-————-———
Mlss‘-'(!3ara Maples. of Norwalk. has
been vigitlng friends in Westport.
« w - w—
Nth” e Dukeheart of Exchange
'" o. Haven. is visiting in
k.
u ‘ r------
W city council will meet
- ‘ a'y evening at the council
chum [in Wall street.
' .I. it
A: lar monthly business meet
it?“ the Nutmeg Club, of Norwaili.
W Lfito‘hoid Thursday evening of this
1‘
we‘d} WT
Sol-«wininaw
$0 with the M. E. Sunday school
to
teameichase. tomorrow.
2*. d .
Mlssfldith Merwln and Miss Bessie
Howifitdego! Bridgeport. spent Mon-
day as. ' «guests of Miss Edith Dul-
ton. pf , aik. 3': w
uni-«1th. ii .7. ‘ .
Thgg‘flatropoillan Orchestra, of
Brid , _ _ will play at Tile Knob, this
even ngsfmm 7 to 10:30 o'clock. There
with» dancing.
4.: i-l 2'1 ——-—"
“intrigue. Hadden. who is a stir
dentlsittflhtre Dame School. Water-
bury. is. spending a short vacation at
her homaninorwaik. * - «‘
Mrs. uGeorge E. Vredenberg. of
South Normans. formerly of Danhury.
is visiting athliiam Kirby's. 22 West-
viile avenue, Danbury.
I. i
w
New.
Mrs.
through the
.o‘ "-
w.—
)3.i'~'~~‘.i ""
Julia Heath. of George street.
oven, is aiitoing with Dr. and
Hisrry Bates, of South Norwaik
Berkshires.
Work on Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Site's
new home in High street. Norwaik, is
progressl “very nicely. The Must
will probe lyxhe ready for occupancy
in aboutiauneaith.
.‘,,,.._..__.____.
The Hawaiian will play the Subur
bans. of New York, on the Roton
Point. grounds next Saturday. The Su‘
burbans are a strong team and a good
game may be expected.
. . i
. W‘ ' i |
Mrs. Harry M. leanings. « 'of 117
Whahlngtou sweetness taken with a
sudden attack of neuralgia. yesterday
afternoon, which affected her heart,
and her ‘conditlonds quite serious.-
‘_ . . hw- r
E. E. Brennan. manager of Gately &
Brennan's South Main street store.
will leave town next week with his
wife and family for a vacation trii
through Rhode island and Massachu-
setis.
\
””—
—Eczema, scald bend, hives. itchi
ness of the skin of any sort instantly
relieved, permanently cured. Dean's
Ointment. At any drug store.
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Ward and
son. William (“.. of New York city.
who have been spending the past
month with Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Cunningham. huVI- departed for a
visit to Daubury and iiurtford.
George Crofut. of Adams Express
Company's oilico. was riding .down
North Main street. last night. when his
bicycle went over it broken bottle. in
front of the old Congregational Church
property. and out both tires open.
. to pass a low forbidding all corpora— . .
done to enter into a combination or 3; ALL BMEB‘
trust. . '. WATCH
”M—
ANOTHER GOOD MAN GONE this space “News".“ng store
~ «WRONG
M.M..._m.....m...~m. MW. .
W , .
, moon by "is. .w“ .
of the United States fihrlne Hospital
Service. that freight cannot carry yel-
low fever intestinal .. Dr. White has
its: 3:”: «333: more
‘ i Q. 0 l' . .
[Viadhyil ‘3‘ ii in: U
“Them is whipssihie way in which
yellow fever may be transmitted oth-
br'thoa by «the: romantic anai'rreight
cannot under any circumstances be
- idfect’ed"fn this way. but only tune
for as it .«mishtpboeonie thereoidenoo
of on infected mosquito. It is not
likely to become the residence of any
.kimof mosquito, much less' the in-
fectod mosquito whose presence in
business And manufacturing establish-
ments would‘iln ithe «nature of things
be a very remote contingency."
\ Capt. Frederick Singer, of the New
3 orleous;naval station, has no appro-
hehsion of a case ‘of yellow fever on
the reservation.«- . ., . ...-.
. Rev. Dr. Beverly Warner says that
iils agents are meeting with some op—
podition‘ion the par .ofl householders
to Dillon“ and toe lush it is pro-
posed to makepublic'the names of
all who refuse to fall in line with the
campaign against the mosquito.
A number of tenders of assistance
from nurses and doctors in other
parts of tho‘country have been re-
ceived, 'but while acknowledging the
spirit in. which these offers are made
thejduthoritles announce».that there is
not yet enough sickness‘tb‘keep the
present nurses and Mtorsomnloyed.
The italians have opened headquar.
tors in the heart of-ithe originally in-
footed (1le and are already inves—
tigating and fulfilling: requests for re-
lief. The colored organizations are
doing goOd work in co-operation with
the health authorities.
Governor Blanchard has arranged
with the authorities for the fumiga-
tion of the passengers coaches that
run between points in Louisiana. Many
genteel men in the interior think
at the stegomyla can be carried by
cars and that there is danger of
transmissimrofthe fever unless dis-
infection of the coaches is resorted to.
Lafayette has decided to take no
fruit from New Orleans iiiitll the cars
are disinfected. At. Alexander notice
has been given that no boats from
New Orleans will be permitted to
land. . . . «
Port Gibson. Miss. has appointed
a vigilant-e committee to guard.
. ‘a i
.. -_..._ d.—
lb
Poa sALa IYLGHARLEB E. oow.
saloosréat" ia‘i‘ieo‘vERiNm ~«
lsritshlrs Bridge 'Bettlod Borne Last
Night and is Icing Examaed.
BRIDflERQBT.‘ August ‘1.- e' citi'
is recov'rl from" the b acts?i of the
flood of' un ay! and the 1 “culture be
ing scaled down from tire high esti-
mates given when everything was
soaking wetJ’l’Tlie Berkshife‘i‘flrid'ge ‘
which ispraeticaliy the dividing line
between the waters of Berkshire Pond
and the head of the Penuonnock Riv.
er—tbe pond gates being lust below
the bridge—rhesus to settle slightly
during the‘night} and today it isibfI
ing examined. Traffic over it has not
been stopped and the damage‘ to it‘is
not thought. serious; although some
people think the abutments were on.
dermined by the rush of water‘qn Shir
day. The bridge is of steel andionily
recently was erected. Property own-
ers who suffered damage on Sunday
are keeping the lawyer busy endop-
parently‘ithere'd'ill "be' a big! list, ’of
suits against various parties.. mostly
against the Bridgeport Hydra ili'c Com-
pany. whose dams went out. EDr. ’War-
ner. the president of the compomm
says that the company is preparing to
defend itself against suits. The
groiind‘is tifken"tlia't the ‘codlpany is
not. liable for the reason that the
flood «was ~an'act “of providence, dad
was not due to faultyiconstructlon of
the word's mill dam. He says that
Sunday's rain was an extraordinary
one. and as such was an act of provi-
dence. . .
vi E W
ONLY’cUl-‘tl FOR DVBPIPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del. says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia, used to have great distres:
and belching. i tried everything
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took. BrasillanBaim. and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plaisted, F. H. Bax.
ter and the Clifford slums. "
BEEF TRUST CAGES.
CURED HAY FEVER ANDOUMMER
GOLD.
A. .i. Nukhuum; Batesviiic, ludlana.
writes: "last year i suffered for
three months with a summer cold so
distressing that it interfered with my
business. i had many of tho symp-
toms of bar fever. and a doctor's pros-
took several medicines which seemed
to only aggravate my case. Fortu-
nateiy ‘f insisted upon having Foley's
Honey and Tar and it-qulckly cured
me; ' My wife has since used Foley's
Nancy and Tar with the some suc-
coss." Sold at. l’lulstcl‘s Drui:
Store. "
M
Attorney Osnoral Galen, of Montana.
liss Appellant's Brief.
HELENA, Mont. August 2.*-iu the
beef trust cases. now on appeal lib-
fore tho Supreme Court, Attorney.
General Albert Galen filed the appeal.
ant's brief yesterday with a clerk of
the Supreme ourt. These cases were
brought by former Attorney-General
James «Donovan. «against. the Cudaiiy
Packing Company and the Hammond
Packing Company. Armonrvund Com
pany and Swift e Otniipany, charging
them with having formuda oombina- .
Lion forthe purpose of controlling pric-
ps on packing house commodities.
The state lost the case in the lower
court of Lewis and Clark ‘Ctiiiipauy
s
o ) tinti‘.
Trend:
Stile.
when guise Henry C. Smith siislalii- formgr Prlogs; .
the dc nrrcr iii the defendant com 0 0 a -
panics on iiiagrounrl that the law is ‘2-5 33-0 3 .50 ‘
unconstitutional. The brief or Aiwr- For several years we have
ncy~tlonoral Galen refers to tho decl- Mini-annually conducted this
slon of the Supreme Court of Illinois
in which the antitrust law in that
state was held um'oiisiiiutlnnul and
upon which the defendants base their
char. lie claims on behalf or the state
that. this decision will not apply to
the onions law, because of the differ-
ent-s in the constitution. lhai of Mou-
tana containing a (‘iiilliii' which makes
it mandatory on the slule legislature
sale of high grade Trousers ut. '.
above pride. "' These sales in-
creaso in popularity from your _
to year. which is proof positive
that the values are all that we
claim them to me.
All this season‘s goods. Can't
be otherwise, as we conduct this
sale twice‘ a years to clean out
all odds and ends.
»:.:I;. _l;s:g’-:-.I;D;If¢1I_D,DZI:I:I,I_I.I.I, les ‘I:h.l:l.-:I.I‘I. i
Open Monday. Wednesday and
The work oniths-new sohoolibuiidv
log on Cotlcordialmct» is progre‘n'.
nicely. Horton entiismingway, tlih bl
tractors, are pushing the work to com-
pletion. Already they have finished
laying the brick for the arse storyJ 3,
“Vi“.‘.~ ,. ave-Mm,“ "titty
Her at A. .lohnloprou inemstt o
Middle own itilovirlc no; t (tempo 1
plant. spent lust night in town. Mr.
Johnson and Miss (thin-lotto Robert
non. of New iiuvou. will be married at
the-homo of the bride. 'l‘uosdsy. Bop”
umber 12th. ,,
ii .l'fi. 'i ‘ W-r
The street departmimt, of the (lily
of th Norwaik has had on trial a
new mtomatic street lawman; which
opinion the same minimise a cat-
sflr snerorruvzathsrins ion the «lift
or not any art on the part of Mr.
La ar, except that he lies to do the
pushing. ~
James Costello is spending a in
days visiting in Norwalk. where h
made many friends during a two your
residence. Mr.b(3t;uiello. WW” in band
, a, my he been to star at).
afidifimu with theater. James
H. O’Donnell. after the death of tin
Rev. Father John J. Furlong. '
-~w >Mmm“ "- ”A...”
SBECIAL SALE
...i“.ii‘is iris .
Fresh or Corned Plate;
3 bout
.' .. «Arrow: .,
Puma. Market,
,. titted museum.
i.
$2
i
i
Emissions.
i
i
.i iBliliiiu,‘ ‘iilii 3i
;,
fl.
Ares tiiavniaiiwarlnfvof .the hu-
. .1: man aye din; . ‘;
rHs ITDMAGH anemone
Nourishes the body. while the
Liver, Boweis and Kidnoya
carry oif the worn-out and im-
pure mutter.
Willi these organs working
nquraily We enjoy good
health, but if they become
s
lie neglected to take Foley's Kidney
Cure at the first signs of kidney tron
hie. hoping 'it would Wear away. and
he so weird victim of’Brlghi'u tire:
can. where id danger linvdclay,
if Foley's Kidney Cure is taken at .
once the symptoms will disappear, the -
murmurs strengmencd sndwou ‘
amniiboundtnud well. Anit.’ Bass. :
Mht'gsntown. ind..ihadito not up inn 0 .
Mulroiitluidiiin the fligiilrlnd has” '.
sovoro backache and pains in the kid- ~
noys. and was cured by Foley‘s Kidney fj
Cure. Sold at Nililiuti'l Drug
Store. -« w . .. . ”
JUSTICE WYLIE DEAD.
WASHINGTON. August 2.~»-Androw
Wylie for a long linieua ,iusilre of the
Bunte‘ie Court of fluiiiiititrlct of Col-
mbidi but llo"i‘ofi d' some a.“
, ,lled he, wrist y. lie ti ‘3
a inter a marsh riot invariant tr
tiring his tergii‘of other, one of the
most notable eing that of the "Star
Routo'iiwneplrniorw ' «
b, [*wa-Ww-‘nfwwr t
PLIAMM’LY III . Will.“
Never in the way, no uiiin id car-
ry. easy to take. pleasant and mayor
filling in ’21‘“}.‘in‘.‘§2. pew“; : limo “1%: . .1 gmkfiii“ m “n.
pills are a certain guarantee against. 9" :nd diseuset‘aopgrg'pnm '
headache, bllllllousnfis, torpid iivertsnd
he or, to race ii 1:
«use. an. flashed
serous *« sour , «
’f‘hese important functions .
«sndworsals «finite kept
strong. aotivosn natural, and
it disturbed. was sued or dis-
eased can soon be made nor-
mal, active and wellr'by the
use of that most remarkable
and wonderful restorative
remedy '
DR. GIIINI’O Nlmhnm ,
i
is’,’
r l
Can be consulted without
charge by mail or in
r - .pWiat .
.4 Tim M. , mansion . '
“Writs fol; . t. ‘ ' . . "
E
‘ tantamount
crlption did not reach my case. and l » ~-~ ~
Clifford. Baxter's and Plaistod's Phar-
? Paint»
ALIsoN eAan
, Halli:
‘pificer'Walior Hall. or
email: police force. has.
i S. 0. Preston,Ng
lingo nou-
- r0 on oili-
'. gthe city court, W}
2 oven. to
icon Baldwin; the
W1“ coin;-
‘yi , ," wee .
amino other, hm ~
e of the lads '
Lockwood. to the
I ER
”Most o. tor. of equal Norwulif. .
~ employed‘ia‘o'ilnishor at the Crofut &
gnaoohatflomwhasbrou ht suit for
“News
genial. Bertha rbter, ‘ee
1 “in m: .. .3:
.,' nature on .
tutu bi‘uesoruoa. :
1' The‘plaintifi claims that be was . .
averted “July 3. 1902.. He claims ‘1-
i th ohi’
3‘ "‘3 vs‘ m“
’ i
w ..
r. X
i a
i. I P.
to;
a.
,, hair's Guitar oar goons item , g
orc‘e hold the curtail .
(it! .jLilliIlil. 18? Carl; and Dorothy ‘
- ii? I. Thermostat uraabie to the
- d e or court the 'iiriitgfi‘ussday in
seetember. The “plaintiff has retained
d a noisy 30h? J. Caner; to'iooir'aftor
n . ,
The othey two, in!
W ' more B 0 ‘
..i.i:iims is at 43
”View Haven.
anxious to have th
taken care of.
.i‘ld a?" ‘A
.n 3. r..II.1.' r.
.533 3. I“ .{3 j .21 It «:3
Bargain
ruin JERSEY u’NoERWEAR
. FoR. women
B
“interests «the matter.‘ [—
lino “ittil’
. Want you to make careful reading
of the following. Think it will inter-
est 3'0“- ‘ '
Women‘s Good Quality Vests. 10c
Women's Fine Cotton Jersey Ribbed
Vests with the wing sleeve or sleeve-
less, at 121,“. , '
Women‘s li‘ine Jersey Ribbed Vests,
white. trimmed with lace. value 25c.
now 190. ‘
Women's Lisle Vests in white or
black, trimmed with lace. at 25c.
some DAINTY wAei-i wmsrs
FOR vou
. Here are several lots of cool white
wash waists for you to chase from,
prettily trimmed. very latest designs
as to cut, and price very much to your
liking. _
Ladies' Black and White Figured
In Lawn Shirt Waists,.ail sizes. at 50c.
anti ‘
. , the
F23: “4 ”’3':
. § ill'.,,VBi
Than a «1 Hi "
lii‘rli Years
a...“ .m... 3:.
Womeilo « -
ores and Loss I ‘
.... a. u.-- .m MM“. ,,
NATURE'S
WONDER-
LAND
MANAGEMENT OF A. J. SMITH AND JAMES s. KELLY.
L. M. RICH. AMUSEMENT DIRECTOR.
THURSDAY..AuQ. nomadic P. M. FREE-rVAUDEVILLE—FREE
(if swing tier! Fe" 0130- Dow at 3:30 and 8:30 p. m.
First iii-and AM“. From Keith's and Proator's Circuits.
traction: .
831,85 Washington Street-
‘7 Hilton memoirs narrows. .. .
do?
“I . “iii .4. «1 wt":
do“
V. .« .i- we r u ,
ladies? White Shirt. Walsh.
trout, and back. at We. ‘ .
Ladies' White Lawn Shirt waists.
embroidery fronts, tucked been, at
980‘ ‘ J ‘ ‘
Ladles’ White «Lawn Shirt Waists.
tucked arid hemelitched, extra hood
lawn ”81.50. ' '
"VP—W
THE FUJI-FY SUMMER
.UNPSflMWiN5-
When you ‘read the descriptions.
when you come'to compare‘the goods
with the prices. you'll buy; ‘for the
economy of it all is bound to more?
you.
bodies“ White’Muslln Corset Goya's,
made yoke eiifiect of lace, ribbon
tri'mmed, at‘ 25c:
Indies' Muslin Drawers. cambrio
ruffle, hemetitched, at 25c.
Liniles' Muslin Gowns. tucked yOko.
at50c. " ~' «"
indies" White Skirts-«made with
deep embroidery flounces, also under
ruffles, at 75c, 89c and 980.
(u as.
.,_......y....._ ~'. 4......»5 ~~
ms you ems.
_m can THREE wears out
wuss CANvAs shots.
75c . ,
wsma canvas surrsss. ;
7:5
. f
.C
‘Ol'sen’e. Shoe Store;
.,. W. _. F..-
teaser...
DABY SHOW
. ' N EXT 8U NDAY
-, . I "id .
Decorated sibyciirrlago Parade. hPECIAL VOCAL AND BAND CON-
. I . 0
Entry Blanksoso be secured at The GRAND PATRIOTIC MELODY.
SHORE DINNERS. CLAMBAKES.
maples, audit-omen), stand at Roton
' ETC.. A SPECIALTY, AT POPU'
" W "liNCTO 'l‘.
mini cars will take, an ‘6 , Ab! ' N38 ..
Red Star Laundry. : ..
F. J NELSON.
,3 ,». .
’ . HIGHLAND LINEN PAPER ......................................... 24c
' $50.09 in, Hand-0m: Prilet4l5°~°°- CERT- WHEELER a COURT aussIA PAPER .......................................... . 18:
A Firit‘ Prize ‘0 Hindemith! Baby, WILSON BAND. 26c GARDEN SETS ................................................. 72.00
. 15c GARDEN SETS ................................................ . 10c
WHEELER “ WILSON SEW|NG 10c GARDEN aETs ...................... 5e
. '1 M : 5 _ Return Engagement of .......................... ..
MAdHINE. VALUE 355.00. . BASEBALL BATS. FROM 10c UP.
' , MISS MARIE HUDSON. Prima Donna BASEBALL GLOVEs, ALL PRICEs. ~
‘zf'az‘fi’T'FUL ”Willis—‘2 soprano. in SAND MILLs ........................................ 10c, 15c AND 250
WOOL DusTEns ................ ............. .. 1pc
spurs Noawsnx, CONN.
there must be. judging by the pro
portions our orders have assumed this
summer. We are always busy. because
people in South Norwalk that know
what good meats are know where to 4”“ -
find them at a low price. We will
send you home a steak. roast or chop
fit for the most 'fnstidious critic. if
you leave your order.
J. W. DODGE.
Successor to Jacob achsub.
lit Washington attest. . . Phone am
The Fair not
B
01
- . “”7"
looking at Good furniture
is a pleasure to all who are lntorsstod'
in beautifying the home.
ACCEPT AN lNViTATlON
to call and see our offerings.
w. would especially like you to ass
our ‘Rooirvru that ws are ssiiin for
$1.95. We have a nicely polshod
Oak Rocker with cobbisissat, an also?
a ‘Rattan Rocker with full rel arm
and back, at this price.
A. J“. iiiGEVJNK ti SON.
I. WAIHINOTON ITIIIT.
it? "
Extends: to the people of The. N
Furniture at prices from 25 to 50
iii iilt‘ year. '
A few of the speci
33o.o'o for $55.00 5
330.60 for $70.00 5
, These Suits are covered in
Tapestry. '
‘ - ‘ $12.50 fortress Couch.
dingo for home Couch.
Diego for 3x3.” Couch.
;' it 'r'iiiti .t l'lit.‘ .-'
ARI rAkiNo ADVANrAeE or rue Low article we Aha new and-6d workmanship?”
OFFERING ON THE BALANCE OF OUR SUMMER STOCK.
N. a my
Dieters In Furniture.
Iii WASHINM‘ON IT... , «A... WWWALK. . 3; N01“! yam n,
.» .w.. .m.. 77"“ M“, .
so WASHINGTON. eraser.
cameos V
01’ Trimmed Millinery.
Ail untr'immed Straw llats, 26c, its and «that joiiiicireim Mull sonnets
and Washable Huts. Ludios' Duck lists in all the intuit styles.
8. s. TILLOTSON.
iii iiili-illiiiiiiiiiii
Thesereductions we i ‘
its we are offering this week:
piece Parlor Suite.
piece Parlor Suits.
145.00 for-$65.00 5 piece Parlor Baits.
W'l‘iic Couches are all covered in
A .. J. ‘ all 3
some. stunt, «outmoded 3'
Funeral Director and sebum ‘
A is hand» as:
rum- ofioomsstants to and. from Rot— LAR pnlcas. ”WW” " A t 3' « .3 m i
.' gznzointT:::.::::ta:gge.for 33%;? aAsEsALL GAMES EVERY SATUR Greatest Bargains Eva! OI’ONd
.. pie. Watch d!.“¥ papers for. particu- DAY' ““4”: LAWN WAISTB, AT 93°! WORTH '1'”' ' ‘
" '9'" « . BEST TEAMS lN THE STATE‘ Children's dresses. the. up. Hats. which have been “.25, how at “a.
- ~~~~~~~ ~ ~ » » » ? Trimmed Hats sold for loss than cost. Flowers almost given away. Algal
. . ' nicg line of Skirts, made in the latest style, from $1.60 up. ‘
[normqus Appeuies to feed r t (all :m; convince yourself before buying elsewhere. We guarantee on
OQI- .t. ‘.l ,i.‘ i “ “I. ' ’ ‘ {‘0‘
and For Start.
"up.
a
"you-oi "nomads. soon.
”shin xn‘ Fittieltsli't‘!
“wit ii M
slits ‘thie opportunity to‘ secure
r than any other time
advantage of.
one
per crittlowe {
unto you to take
Verona Velour. Silk Damask anti
5 -. lid guar-
iicst grades Velour
tit!
scorn nos,
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