cult Hops Manitoulin" . will certainly .klotlp won mob and on FA ' Tot. 409. u wound... or. Will WW3 ' Ivnllmo sIN'rlNln. TILIPHONI . casts News Department , Q-Buolnoss Dopartmont «van-Bron Oilloo. Nor-walk - IIO n-Idlto Rosloonoo nos—oily lditor'o R‘osldonoo o Dog days are close at hand. Large numbers of vacationists are leaving the city each day. . The soda Water and ice cream sel‘ tors are doing a big business. Miss Grace Harrison. of .Cross street, was in Ridgefleld yesterday. hire. David Sheena. of School street. who has been very ill, to much improved. Miss Jesse Brundase. of 9 High street. spent Thursday with friends in Ridgetleid. Mrs. lrvlng iiorton. of Springdnle spent yesterday with friends and mint tives in Norwalk. The program of water sports at the Norwalit Country Club will he carried out next Saturday. Boating parties are humorous both . days and nights. The full moon draws out many at night. Peaches were never more abundant and of better quality than at present it is a great peach season. Dr Frederick W. ireland: of Bangor. Penn. is on a' visit with his father. William ireland. of Stuart avenue. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Norris, of Ilanhury. were visitors at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Theodore, ilfoihcrion. of Main street. The railroad commissioners have received a petition from llullhtlry. sale in; for alterations in the bridge over White street. Archie Carrier. a former Butler stroct young man. now employed in Dnnbury, was in town calling on friends. yesterday. J. l. Mailette is offering night robes at the special price of hora You will filld a full line of local views in post cards. Bee price In adv. Mrs. l'lattlo Lamb. of Plymouth. Maria, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Joseph Bray. of Wilton ill‘t‘lilltl. has toured lthode inland recently. Judge Alfred is. Austin. nt‘ 34 West avenue. who is camping out on his is land in Norwalk harbor. is entertain- ing his cousin and friends from White Plains. Dr Frederick Uhie. of Union avenue, Norwalk. was elected treasurer of the Connecticut ()dontololrical society at the annual meeting held at New iinv- on Thursday. Joseph Cullisky and Frank (lust. re- presenting .lohn Duffy. of New York are in Norwaik for a few days, selling the great Catholic work, "The Un- chnnscable Church.’ in Norwalk. last week. there were thirteen sales of real estate and mori- sages amounted to 824150 Fill the second week in July, last your there were four soles and mortgages of $12550. Mrs. Charles B. it‘illow. of High street. was taken with an attack of ap- pendicitia. with which she has been troubled In the past. during the night. but has since improved very much and It Is not thought. any operation villi have to he resorted to at this l mu. “Automobiles for hire. at Oscar H. llanks' Livery Stables, River street. Norwalk. 'i‘ho registrars of voters of the Bee and Voting District will meet in tho town court room. Havlinnd street. on Fridays. August 5 and 12. from ill at to ii p. m.. for the purpose of receiving applications fomown and city consult and primary registration. The regio- traro ore Edward 15. Douicns and lore minh llioson. Contractor Frank r Clerk will start this week to toy tar sidewalks In front or his two into In Wilton avonllo. This is a good oxampio. and it is hoped that others will do likewise. it will he re installer-ed that the residents of this avenue presented a petition to the city council last Monday evening for some repairs on the street. The horse of Milkmen Charles H. , ilowxhurst was well started on a run- away this mornlns. when he was :to by one of tits Iceman In tho of Jams! H. Mchrncy. Tho out occurred in idols street about 'ocs in iron of the store of Hon rlo it. Smith on woo witnessed by I nunrllsr oi persons who hoops nod to be passing. All thought that the horn would surely to. but no one ilnsll a‘ulotod down and no milk was spills. its oprinkllus out is sold to have frightened the animal. We ' Wilturday Chocolates 25c pound Silo . “Tonic Reconstrudlor There is So Mitch and my workmanship is the host. )1)! nor sum per your. by no oaacomllu lNfl'l’ON Q'l'lll'l'.‘ ”UTH NOBWAWK. CONN. THI MODIBN ..tvi [OLD ONLV IV r shaman not tor K D. Fromoo for next sum- mor’s hoot. now. Special prices. Two slightly used hosts for sale; one 2B-ft.. half dobin. with 8 h. 1). new motor. One 21-“. with 5% h. p. Stanley. Very nun-cheap it bought now. OSCAR ANDERSON Oyster-Shell PointNorwaik _ Commodious Launch “Ajax” ’ (Capt. Wallace Bates) Private lishing or sailing parties mornings. Terms reasonable. AFTERNOONS .. Delightful trips around lighthouse and gas buoy from notch Point; Tickets. 10c. For terms and particulars, addroos A. W. Mills. Mun, Rowoyton. it. F. l). 3?. Tel. 179-12. A parties and trips subject to cho on account of weather. During the moonlight nights the regular trips will he made. alternating with trips around the eastern side of Bell island. around Tavern and Smith islands. hack to the dock. Fare for either trip. 100. that can he said about. dentistry that it is impossible to toll a great deal in a few wards. some dentists will Klt‘o you cheap work at a low price: others will give you cheap work at a high price. and a few give good work. hood materials and satisfaction at a mod» erate price. i use only the best mat tortilla. my experience has been large. ( my prices are moderate No charge for consultation. t‘onw in and let Inc make an estimate on your work. i guarantee you will he sallailrd. Dr. J. H. Mallory id South Main st. South Nor-walk "can: it n. m. to it p. iii. rillndays by appointment only. -m-.mm.~.....h.-. ...»...w .-. . Your .Headache Inly'obmo'lrom the need of glasses. Let our Physician. who is u Skilled Eye Spscloii ’l’txoilllilt' \lltlf‘ i-yva N0 CHAR FUR EXAMINA TION. THAMER Op ticlan GTAMFORD - - CONN Open Monday a Saturday iciouinxa «Wilmufifink. of New York city. a former Winnipouk man, is the gourd oi Frank London. of Winnipank The atmosphere has boon tapot loll) humid today. Drilllhulit of ”it than dcr storms predicted for tonight Rev. J C. O'Brien. of Stamford ans a visitor at tit. Marx‘ s "t“.(ltli'y Norwullt on Thursday afternoon. Rev. L. K. Moore. of St-iil‘liif l. i. will occupy the pulpit at the Noraulk Methodist Church tomorrow in the all sauce of Rev. 1' D. Torrey. the pastor. who it! in Holy. It is exlwttod that many people will be present to heal Mr Moore. who Is a formal lit-ll known pastor. of Norwalk. The employees of the Monitor lot 1 dry have challenged the onlpioycoo A'rnolds foundry to a audio oi hallo ball and the nbollengu has been meup toll in both shops there lilt‘ a number of [001! pin on and a fine prime. is oxooctod. Alorronsmonto are not yet completed. but. the some will no play- ed on next Wednesday morning. at the Colonial diamond. The day will he one of sport. for the men will attend the hi3 circus in the evening. Addison Austin, of Westport and Heath Norwolk. and Arthur Hart. of south Norwslli. wont to New York this tuorllin in Mr. Austins automobile. 'l‘hoy or II ottond the nrlohton Bosch auto roooo tolls? The mos that they are moro porflculariy interested In In the one in which Robertson drives a simplci. PT or a Flat. and Oldfield. OBOMI. Tull three mon will each hovo two hundred horsepower cars and will not oyor a ton miio course. hunt. ms Circle. hunt sins of ”Mayo View. iloulh Cora, i the rock upon which his gnileon of happened." guess we'd have been happily married liy tilts tithe. and i wish we were he- entitle-«- the fierce things she‘s called me. she'd ask me to forgive her in her old way i would. I found things chanced for run. There at the house named liarpvr . William all Harper when i not to the hflllflo. fastest motor boot that ever hit the an airship with which to entertain her urinals. round him there at luncheon; him there at dinner. when i tried to kiss her in tho hallway porlmt. 'an- i wouldn't have Mr. Harper one that" " brow. l Imlnd linrlmr there he onisioyod me. I got up and said hi how to talks lny tar and went out the illill win. been our old custom for me to no out the illicit way. and we would kiss good night there. where none of the ueinln horn (‘Olllli see, her. her that she was my ptolllllrod wife anti i couldn't vomit and one but any more if I was “nine to act like that. she need not be afraid alter the way silo had said: m "M William “MIMI!“ (Continued Front First Pass.) nun-put- there was no thought of blackmail lit . ‘ his mind. it he won out tor t hot. sort :2 of money he would have held the loo ‘. tors room and tried to barter them. . to her. Miss Smith. in her resentment its-.1 believe. the law will sin 4 Why. Bhs's Got His Noto Yoti "i should so the had!" cried Grim wold. “one on is me a hooker and in- fers that l was alwayl titers for a ‘hsndoht' of crumbs from het’purse. i did get some money from her. but i earned every cent of It. except the $300 i got when i left the hon p.li.ni And i gave her my note for thatp She has it yet She wanted to give it back to me. but i wouldn't take it. "The day after i found out the turn things had lskenwthst i had been sup- planted by another man while i was in the hospitalmthot's the day one want- ed to give me back the note and i wouldn't take it." ““Runrlelomb" checked himself and adjusted his tic. . "Say." he said. ”the World had in it today that my hands were large and that they were freckled. Well. they re not so very large andw‘look for your. soliw there our t a freckle on them. Please correct that about my having freckietl hands." lie paused and wiped those hands with a line linen. handsomely-initialed handkerchief tpoustbly. one of those "iirunililde" was so load of sending hlml and resumed his indignant pro test against the Stamford society wo- man‘s denunciation. lie asserted that appendicitis was Romance hd [tone to wreck. His illness Woo Costly. r "if 1 hadn't got sick and had to no to the hospital all this wouldn‘t have was his pistol. “add i because well? even after all If i love her yet. “lint when i not out of the hospital was a ilill. handsome young follow up Harper. a llrooltiyn engineer. it was Harper was going in hillld her the water; llarper was going to build her Harper was always there. i I found Once or twice in the sly rho pulthcd m- away. whim no. linulv. desr: not that. “(it-littllior Sioul’l‘lt‘li” tripod his “Well, it not no that one hiltht‘ when it had i not no chance to kiss Harper loilowvd no out. Not to bo Patched leo Vase. "The next day l protested. i told stand wouldn‘t stand for it pretty hoi. for it and i guess i not and and told me out to i told her that noted there was no tear oi my coming back Then she not mild or and pointed to a broken use and ‘t‘an‘t we patch the whole thing up. lillario dear? patch it up like llllll Iiltlo raw could be patched up'." i ltllli lli‘r, 'Nn. it'll ltil M" "Then I mentioned the note for Non i had ultou her and tutti her I was not!) i (unlidn‘l settle it up jtilli thou. iiiii i would soon. ‘il. iiultalo. dcar.’ she said. ’I don’t care anything: about that. licre. l'il not ii and you llllw it huck‘ i told her i didn’t aunt it. 'llut i will give it to you. dear lioy.‘ she said. ‘l wont to giro. It to you.‘ ‘Ynu can't give llm anythinu: it‘s all olf.’ i told her and banned out the hack way. "She chatted inn with her arms stretched out. crying. ‘linnaie, oh, lino aiol (tome lilll'lt'. llon‘t leave that way! Don't leave me. iiusltic. donr.‘ " "lioneyvlamb" Iiuluod o (‘lllltrelic Economy is seldom popular, but it lo the most osuntlsl oiomont. of ““300“ You cannot succeed long with out it. and now to tho limo to begin Economical people nonslly have savings accounts and we inviio yours The South Norwtlk Trust Co. MOOIWOIATID 1|“ m M. Holmes. MIMI. Will. A. Curtis, WWdlhh as much further than ‘ savings stately" harbors ovss 33.77am i small prices. Flannel. crash. white ting. and fine values. from hat to hose. The New Store sq Wall St. Norwaik. I Outing Trousers There is no need of any man going without the cool comfort of o pair of outing trousers. when we are selling such handsome. stylish garments at such Summer fabrics. in cool you fool cool just to sec to cm. And-only $2.50, 33, $3.50 $4 $5 and so . Style loaders. too, with song sailor waist. fall out hips, tum-up bottoms. side straps and belt loops. Fins lit- Our suits are the finest fitting thin units we ever had. and they hold their shaped” Vocation needs are met here With everything to wear Trunks. bags and suit cases for vacationers. 'rwo sroa’ss: striped corsets—ail the cooling ya on white; they nuke bio to silo. South Norwaik :4 South Main St. QUALITY The successes that have been won on‘ a inundation of chromium are as scarce and unsatisfactory an amp bubbles. worth, Mid worth Win“!!! in price. letting the food for his boast. liool success only follows A wise man is careful in so it horse is like a man-«not worth much unless on well fed. And promr feeding moons to him very much what it does to you.” Donnie Home F’ced (home groundl is composed of good street corn. oats. barley and wheat products. . each day; stale wcgtcl‘u foods may wiuuly be let alone. i .. . silt? First. Loot and ~ng Till“. Dtmniv' "do Dairy Food it? think Food . I l'ouiiry ‘ Stock Feed . Opposite Norwalk ”out ’ The Only Place in Town that enclosures or contracts have. long been a hostility and success with us. thallwn hare merited the title of TH! CHiLDnEN'I QTUDIG Wo Photograph Children at Thole Boot PlCTURE FRAMING All klndsof Promos constantly on hand Jackson's Studio fresh aground \ MANUEL TORO NATCH. 53 Wall IL. Not-walk. Conn. Handles Nothing But Sea Food Flotlloh. luttorllsh. Wookllsh. Bluefish. Goo loco. Halibut. Itook Cod. Lobotoro. Soft Crabs. Littlo Nook. Long and Round Clams. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market. lELEPHONE l08. N0. 7| WAOHIHOTON OT. Walter linkers Cocoon Walter ilokcr‘o Chocolate .. Home Potatooo, per pk... l dugout to your summer visitors that during vacation to tho little to sit for Photographs The place is The North Studio . 8 cans Corn............... ..... ..m tin can Horn tool it can. Poss!“ ilcons Sardines... ......uato iocbottls Root m UNITED Groom .00 FREE DELIVERY. IOUTH NOIWALK. Wm list! or Ysltow Onions. ot..........bo .tIs Boots. ll'lll' bunch..................llo traction-hos “harminnudc Ponchos. Wax mnnltlrevn Cora Carrion. lotions Home cucumbers and m'rwlut l‘ FHONI i“. (initial. it you wont Giro Fixtures. or If you want on hing high oorvlobolllo in looming on nuppllos. call on TH! MUAII 01M. ”DUI! dosnd flotilla Co. I": ,. * Tho Janos & W , a who. moor , m . Wilts. scan.- .l Mufti“! oooslvootbl'l Very thin Unlined Costs tor “0M“. cocoa-ovum Trunkanllivsrytbinl for tho P lilo lip curled upward with the smoke "And nowwnow. ' he sold in suddenly tragic tones. "she says she threw the out of the housew'rllREW me out of the house! Well. Mr. Gordon here can tell you that among the letters that i have from her is one dated two Weeks after she says she threw me out of the house. And do you know what that letter is? it's an invitation to loin her yachting party on board the Viking! Oovo .Up Music for Hor. "She says i was only her protege." resumed "Sweet nor"; "that she paid for my musical education and touched me around to amuse her streets. She never paid o cent for my musical edu- cation. l never took a lesson after the ttme‘l met her. [abandoned studies. with everything else. after i met her. And i never amused her streets with my music. i would never have had the nerve to try it she had asked me Bile had performers up there that wars famous. i never pretended to do any more than pick out a little ragtime and such stud. and the only times i ever son; were with her and her little boy when we were alone together. 'lt l was only a pmtese and a hen- par at her home. i started In rather oddly in those capacities." sheared "door Iii Ruulc" 'Tbe lire! day i met her ll was with my mother. She made big eyes at mound lodrnil i was thrilled through and through Then she urged me to call. and the very first day i called she not tender with me. “Oh: she said l‘ln so glad you to come I hardly hoped you would llut i haven't been able to forget you. i “What a thought when i saw you. sweet hol'! Oh. what a too horribly sweet boy.“ but. of course. i knew you‘d never care for me. because i‘m too old.’ Well one just carried mo oil rm feel. and the lirat thing i knew i was tollinu her how she had thrilled me when sits looked into my eyes and -- well. one bend calling me ‘Ruuie that very day and i began calling her ‘lielcnf Ho Doors Hor Gum-don. "if i was Just a 'thlna‘ around her house." asserted the ”horribly sweet" young man ”‘li a quot-r that she should hole singled me out to make me such slits u theoe.‘ its stock out his hand loot freckledl and revealed on the little finger a sold it; nor ring containing three good- nixed diamonds 't‘h'sn he pointed at his scarf. in it nllttcrod a storlt with book. logs and tall set with diamonds and a will; oi‘ pols. smooth lads ‘flbo‘o [iron the other jewels-a beautiful pearl pin among them." he went on. "sites got my note for 8300 and 1'" pay that. but otherwise i dont consider that i also her a cent.“ and ”dear- today-heart aunts“ frowned and pooled 'i was suffering from eye- strslo to little when l was employed at the Corn Exchange lionk and when give up the place. Come up hero and act so my secretory. i‘li pay you o times and you’ll be putting your health in no donut-r7 "We never nursed on any opocilic too small amounts 1 consider that l corned thorn and o good dost more. i mods lots of photographs for her and her [auto and coiorod thorn and did every little thin: one asked his to " As he thought hi" the little lhinui of the post "Rusoioloub" sighed. "l and a. tohooonoppy ”demodulation;- inc all the little errands oho soot me on.‘ iron: ltnoayton s statement domino that Miss lmittl had over lost. her lnoaoy or that she had over indentation tho Bionic ii we; ooh blamed Heron for the helium it: o doniotl mother son was our in o late on. Vlmui W man for such icons. lira. twoon hol- ooh out our Smith. one asylum or even had a mono all most. of the lows. suntan.” ‘ - m "Your-Ids o Paulo.” mm to AW? Loner M to WM.” Miriam- “it“soo 'UMMER OUTFIT! FOR MEN Two and thmplsco cool 8nits.Bills sarcasm tone! White and Fancy Strips Panto with on! bottom.“ and fl ' khnlnanu............... ‘ ' ' Odd Treason .....'......... not weather Underwear . . . ¢ootBhirts.soitooilor.doublo cull ....slbli. sins Colored interwoven docks. moo “ ' Batblnj sum Summer Guards. all lsothoro Straw and Lesthsr BnitCsm ce ’3 Clothing Store C 98 Washington Street, Sonthg Norwolk she heard of .lt she sold. 'ltursio. door. salary and we con hove enjoyable salary. but occasionally she would xivs "if the root sure at tho Wale; mu. whore my son wont for two woobo ones. is a lunatic asylum. . i'd amino recommend it for curtain motto por- tions I know.“ she added with a soap W ‘ I» . ‘7 A WI! PIAHL VON “MIG DNA” ‘ Whoa «mot Russia“ got his pearl W . -.., ...”, ii, I ..r ......u..u...lm ‘° ml} hot a.’.o " . ~i. Bl“. “I.” ososooojoom osssoooosoooousoooootl '1!” ossosoossosoooo'1m‘bwm I s-osoosooo I". P.’ .mn‘ weight. ooooooooolossooo‘ouso.'m all ossosoooocoo-oom m $1.00 up wooden. little card that bears her crest and coat of arms: “To R. G. from H. W. C." With ,a wish for all that isheot, kindest and most loving now and for- ever. . Oct. third. 1902. Dear Russell: Please accept this litv tie pearl—little wee. uny pearl that nobody will see but last you and you are H. “A trlile if you don't treasure it you do." . Hor Socks for His Foot. When she did not send him pretty "hankiss" she bestowed artistically tinted socks on him. That‘s what. ”them" means in this letter: “Dearest final“: Oh. thanks in, your chormln; note and poem—whit: I liked heart and soul. We start soon for the old yacht. This is n [oodby wnthllck. but tell. me that It would look cute for you to wear the accompanying with H woven in them The: so under separate . (over Droo me a lifeline. Your inf. ll. " And here's a lively, chipper "Bruin hllde' letter in which' 'Ruulslnlnb." . "(ierliebtcr Siegfried.‘ "Realist” ontl‘. . "Rlillillio" took on a still newer nano' "llio desro hasten: How yeasts-tr l have been dying in a niad rush- even «tight the 8: :8 train after it had. gone! Thais going some‘ Sli- Hooked tho Brokomon. “The. .brskomsn was outraged. but calmed down when i told him he oulht to see us (it. and l were together) ouch things that were going really faslmilltt‘ 85 bills. I hope to one you soon Am going to city Saturday. Pip (her son) also; Christmas shop. plug. in the meantime may i not you to look at the enclosed and rcsblp to roe—won understand. i still enjoy our wildtire day in memory. Here‘s lov- ing kindness—drink hearth-and he - sure lm wld ye Yours to a frnosls. "BHLDB." Wanted liouom Motor”. "lisill" herewith hands "Rants" a receipt for luck with some other kind words: “iJnden ladle, April 80. mo "Dear Rustic: Have you been to the moon or some place further thou “in" it seems so for the lsnctll of tho from you. howdy. but'you have been lost to sight but—you know the rsmoln- u come tomorrow (Friday) and take some blossom pictures? in? Nd? You? I will not the plates for this 638 comm if you say you will. What do you so)? lost you know. and it will give you some pretty pictures to color. "Howoro you? if you want all = kinds of luck soy 'Rohhito Irst wood ‘ tomorrow. Hey i. when you swabs. it will bring love and money vcn's asks how could we stood it? As usual rhino, HIM” Wrote Whoa Awaiting Train. "ilranhiids" bolted while a W tivo pudod at the station MW” sheets of coarse memorandum m wrote: "Dear Russia: This may to tho moons of losing ms the train to .Y.. but in any coco i don‘t want to your good-will ond love. it lookod lio n his day yesterday. didn‘t it! and so I think of lt—it lo wondermhoon. . "l lust bad a teiuroot train moo Ablation who sold silo was ”to write you to o collective-rob. mic (morocco). Hoes vltlitloa to hour not obsi- 'l Mill 0 Write too soon. for hos ' 'lhlnk of m.‘ Your toilinga ” Hmioonocooslcnwoot" ford mliltonairooo d tho tints bet at ism. ”also i“ "’" lofim ”mi“ 14!th ' Well .... sawmill?" its . lageafihm may approve, a ‘l it occurred to 4‘ kale: it has taken to receive any sign of. its V in; line. And now to break in on your~~ ‘ sky line. i would ask you if you could .. ‘ The bioooorns will set» " carbon...
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