l
rrlce tilt
. , ,, ‘ sends Stiles Judson to the
Miniature. .lssison has the confidence
of thoughtfulm he is sincere in his '
. » . .. efforts. in bring into bolus a public
IN&.;Tfl-¢PN°NQ IGI‘VI”;‘I&\V that will beat conserve
~ _, . ‘ the idterests of the people.
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TIN YEARS AGO TODAY.
Wyn-rum
ThurSday’s 4 honr
From 2 Until SALE From 2 Until
6 o’Clock 6 ’o'Clock’ v
LOOKI F0
TR! ANS‘ ICA
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Friday. August 81‘: 1900.
An express our on the Union Pacific
railroad was robbed of a Millie gold
‘MOCIIIIOII , by live masked men at pton. Wye.
.r‘giioar‘prn mm President . j Purchasing Agent if. Wrfllflhil. of
g . IfiNgzI-ggilmm . the New York. New Haven and Hart
88am. Twin”, ford Railroad company. resigned his
. 00'
Executive Committee position.
snows
. tr. cistern)
YourChanceTomo
TO GET
39.41 wssr 35sz TH STREET new roan. fro
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.
f
' One may scan the resolutions in REVDR IOH AN
I DAIYNME'O associariou.
vain to discover that the 1.000 negro ._....... ‘ MOULTON E t O . s I
waiters who held a contention rocent- Meeting in Georgetown Friday—Many ..__...._. ' y x raor Inary at alns
ly in Detroit deploring the accept- ”no." present. ‘ ti'revidanoa Woman [enemas Wife of '
once of tips. viewer the practice With A meeting of the Connecticut state tvsnnsiist. V '
alarm or adopted a rule forbidding
themselves)» continue it.—~sacramen-
to Bee.
Lama oar activities.
kéfientinel will he leaned as a
initiative: on Labor Day, and all
of news, advertisements. etc.
be in the office early Sunday
Dalrymen‘s association will he held at PROVIDENCE, R. i.. M53, “page,
the Gilbert Farm in Georgetown out or J! Wilbur Chapnnsn. the evengellet.
, as married yesterday to Miss Mabel
iCornelia. Moniton. at the home of her
mother. Mrs Rutheflhioultoo. in this
city. Only the i mediate relatives
and friends of tho do and groom
were present, Rev. lliah A. Henley.
pastor or the Flra'l Baptist Church or
this city and Rev: chord C. Ottman
of Sismlord. Co ‘who has been sir
sociated with Dr. Chapman in his
work. were the emulating clergyman.
Mrs. Chapman has ion been active «
in religious work=and wli motions in
"mi? her husband in his chosen liic
wor
VIOLATID POSTAL LAW.
WASHINGTON. Aug. al~An unaimr
ed and undated letter was received to.
day by the postodicr department in
which the writer confessed to s viola‘
lieu of the law in opening a sealed let-
ter. The writer says: "More than 25
years ago, when employed as a clerk
in a post-office. i one day made a
money order and after the letter was
sealed and ready to be mailed reason»
bored that i had not filled out the
blank quite right. and i opened the let-
ter and made the proper correction. l
sealed the letter at once and forward~
ed it by first mail. although no harm
was done. i broke the law and wish
to confess my error."
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Merchandise for those who appreciate quality
and are as much interested in what
they get for their money as
in what they pay .
The program that. has been prepar-
ed by the committee in charge of the
meeting is an extensive one and in
cludes addresses by many of the men
best informed in agricultural subjects
in Connecticut. Addresses of welcome
to the form will be made by Henry 8.
Cook. superintendent of the Gilbert
farm and Charles 1.. Beach. president
or the Conccticut Agricultural college.
Other speakers will he .l. hi. 'l‘ruoinsn.
professor of dairy husbandry at the
college: Wilson H. Lee. president of
the association: Ii. .l. Pierpont. who
will speak on the "History and Purpose
of the Gilbert Farm" ii. is Gsrrigoii.
who will speak on “sheep Husbandryi“
ll. 0. Daniela. of Middletown. who will
spcslt on "The Economical Feeding of
the Dairy Cow.“ and others.
The dinner will he served at the (arm
by the different granites of the in
"hilly. Arrangements haveI been made
to have conveyances in waiting at the
Georgetown station upon the arrival of
the trains.
HOTEL ARRIVALO.
Hotel Mshacksmo~~~F. ii. lino. John
F‘. flerubhty. it). ll. Van Noohm. fl. ii.
()‘i‘ouner. \l'. ll. Jennings. George H.
Kcnnellierg. Paul Findlay, New York;
3. Loviiz. Lebanon. Pa.; William 'l‘oth.
Samuel (ireensteln. Bridgeport: h.
Mints, Newark: (3. it. ilcgcman. P. D.
Lawton. T. it). Powers. William it. im-
holts. city: Mr, and hira H. i‘. Lima.
nation: l". K. Torry. wife and daugh-
ter. Sonihoid, N. Y.; S. (‘.. Barnum.
New Haven: ’l‘honisii Mcherooy. Iiart~
ford; hi. it. Enlwlslo. Jehnstown. PL;
F. I". Loin. ilostou.
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‘The headline to the effect that the
“irish Take Portland" refers to the
Oregon metropolis. But the men have
also taken Portland. Me. and most of
the» cities between the two Portlands.
Long live the irishi—«l’asadena Star.
«0-—
Dou't lot. "fiyer" be accepted for the
men who fly in sirships. The word is
too suggestive of all sort of exper-
iences in the stock market. Let’s
have ”teething that will means rea-
sonable safety.-~riloston Herald.
. PORTANT TO AUTOIGTB.
announcement of more than or-
difiry interest to automobiiists. non‘
slit. of New York state but who
it tly desire to tour within the
glands“ of the Empire State, is found
“ opinion which has lost been
so down by the Hon. Edward R.
heallay. attorney-general of the state
of ow York. in response to request
has: Secretary of State Samuel 8.
toning. who asked the attorneycgen‘
to giro his donstructlon of Section
f the highway law pertaining to
use and operation of motor ve-
‘ lasin the state of New York under
Gullah automobile law. which took
on August 1.
‘ .the opinion. copies of which have
, been received at the Touring
'EIIdb of America. reference is made by
secretary of state to the last para~
of this section of the article
3; ”his gives the same exemptions and
‘ pfleiisgea in New York state to non-
” dent‘owners as are granted under
. {laws of their states to owners of
i, tin-930E vehicles who reside in New
rift. ‘
I..- falsity states grant permits for vari-
one periods of time, from seven days
upwards. to non-resident owners——
some for s license fee and others with-
out a license fee. The secretary of
state desired to learn from the at-
torney-general if the automobile bu.
Laces in a Great
Offer
. Valenciennes laces. the kind
you know and like so well; good
patterns. Also (lotion Lace
Bands and lodgings in very dain-
ty and desirable patterns: value
12940. Special. per yard.
Tomorrow. 5c
Fine Leather Iiand
Bags
One of the mint. popular shapes
today. stylish in appearance and
excellently made: iii—inch frame.
Would be low price at 81.2“.
Tomorrow. 98c
White Petticoats
iii-inch flouncc, embroidery and
tucked: would be cheap at $1.50.
Tomorrow. 79c
Pillow Ruffling
Good quality Scriil. colors to
_ match almost any pillow top.
piece of 4% yards long: always
sold at 25c.
Tomorrow. 17c
The man who thought summer was
ever has another thilIi. He should in-
terview the public school teachers
about September days in the class-
rooui.-—Trenton Advertiser. ‘
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People grow asyhslred early in
California from drinking wine. it In
said. In Oklahoma City it's worrying
about the next graft the city council
will bring.--~-Oklahoma Times.
I __.__
All that now remains for Governor
Harmon is to be reelected. net the
presidential nomination and the votes.
~Youngstown Telegram.
Womcn’s Dlawers
Made of fine quality Nsinaook
with deep ruffle of embroidery;
50c quality.
Tomorrow. 37c
Stylish Belts
Patent leather finish. black and
red. llelta are extra wide with
long (‘oloniai buckles; big value
at 29c.
Tomorrow. 19c
White LaWnWaists
Tailored and Middy Waists; reg
ular $1.00 and n.50'quallly.
Tomorrow. 5%
Am“... ...,.
Corset Covers
Dainty styles, fashioned in Nninv
nook and Crossbar material. with
trimming of‘Vsi. lace 31ml Swiss
embroidery; 29c value.
Tomorrow. 1%
italic YMour M‘oncy
m m an
m
i have. a few aim of stock of the
ilnlted lintchars' ply Corporation.
incorporated under the laws of the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts and
doing a daily rush business. i believe
this stock will pay ivldends of more
~0—
1! Helen Gould is arrested and pitti-
iahed for violating the speed laws of
New York the power of the autumn
bile to demorallse the best of ill; will
have been demonstrated-New lla-
vcn Journal-Courier.
-..».
Hartford is not lesions of the other
(‘d’llmficllllli cities that have boomed
OUTlNG OF GALVATIOR ARMY.
The free outing for childcare and
their moihnrs. under the Inipicca of
the Salvation Army will be held tomor-
row. All who are going should meet.
at the army. No. no Water KIWI. not.
later than 9:46 a. m. The cars will
J
Toilet Accessories
FINE HAIR BRUSIIEB. flood
roan had power to issue temporary ll- in population. Why should she be? loiivc about to o'clock, The return than too. on every oliar youinvest in 'MIUM- It'll“l “I“; NW‘NY Domestics
senses at the same fee anddo run the She has made a few strides in the tourney will begin at Hit) p. at. Any it. The corporationmwna and controls 39‘?- Sheclal ............... 23o
same time as those Issued by other right direction horself.~-lisrtiord 3223335103"; 302:;"1'1230 [110133053 I:;“h?:f2:£'35 m? mxgll‘mg'fi' no. LYUNH‘ root-u rowunn. lilo ixmm FLANNEL. 32inch . ’
. states to residents of New York state. blobs. . "km“ for them Mummy morning. crease the factory arises and prawn; ii c a tu- Tomorroa 17¢ Tomorrow ,,,,, . _________ 6c yd. CIIIIdl'eiI s Dresses
ernowenml 0 Manny in M3 "viii- ~O~~ so who can should bring a drinking capacity. The above is practically a munroau or somDON'I‘. 25c 12.1.. mmmmn Mus”... 3...
ion says that this question should The high (‘mt 0‘ "VI“! iii Mid lo M‘ cup. moflilitolt' e'llh mt i‘OlllltviIiIflfl- m”- Tomorrow """"""" V" inch Burial Ii" Gingham Pcrcales Chambrare‘
' “Answered in the negative. lie state. feel even the foreign missionaries. ex» -~'- in a wry short while this stock - i - ............ at: regular 8.150 to ”'93 . .
“m ”“3““ 285 ”mm“ ""“ ““ “m“ “I" m “"5 “mum” I'l'"d“'“"""°" rigicfil'nlts‘nghgpgfio 1m: F'i'iFIh‘ho Ih23|IIis‘)Iinr‘i~|:lIIioa “N. :3? amid: FINGER CHATELMNES. made TVRKls“ 'mWI‘JLS- W‘s? ‘ '
I ~ . a . , ., . a . ~ . ‘ .
,V pf the act. relates to the registration 'lriinaoripi. "illlnd Goddess" that stands with out- at till par. 34:0 German silver. ”mus: value. Special """"""" 10c Specm’ 990
of vehicles shall not apply to such +W ...._ stretched arm on the huge dome of the This is not a risk. it is a sure thing, ‘ """""""""""""""" BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK 9
. foam“ .3 are owned by nonresl- OVER ”2| WAG CLEANED. Wentmorcland (Bounty court house. This business has existed four years l'Oc “am. 29’ l .9 h
dents '11 have conillod with ll (Immu‘ti her scales yesterday afternoon and each day has brought. a larger In- DRAGON (‘OTTO‘N' 1’00 rd ' .q 3 """"""""" ° Regu ‘" 3 c GI" am ”“9"“
, ° ' ‘1 ’° Field Day and Dinner of Merchsnis' just no court criers wore announcing crease in its present capacity. Full . for " " ’ V“ ‘8. ill by 9., FULL iiLl-ZAi‘lilii) for children
laws of the state of their residence and Others at Rotoo Paint a lid lilo odiurnmout of criminal court. information and ctrrular from " """"""""""""" 5° SHEPTS “m till 3 i i 7‘ ‘
and who conspicuously dlhiilny the Woo-II. The heavy hailini‘ml omit ihc pave- JJ.i‘l.AliK't-lSi‘Ot)i.t"f)1"l‘0N. ‘ " ° ‘c- W”- ° 17c
registration number of their own The committee on the recent field mom more than a hundred feet iteiopmlfd MOHISOII. - * Attorney 6 for . .............. ........i2e
. _ tiny held jointly at Roton Point by the with ii loud crash. but no one was bur . gm Devonshlrs at, [0.70" "Ago. ‘ 3 . ' i . .
states or territories. This section for Merchants' and Mantii‘acturers' Asso- . . :3in ".AI'.‘ .i lbs. 12 dos. I:
“I” ““1”" that. elation and the Norwallt llusiness """""""""""
“The provisions of this auction,
however. shall be operative as to a
motor vehicle owned by a nonresident
of this state only to the extent that
under the lawn of the torsion country,
state. territory or federal district of
his residence like exemptions and
privileges are granted to motor
vehicles duly registered under the laws
oi and owned by residents of this
.u ‘II
The attoruoyngeneral very clearly in.
diostoa the views in this regard and
“ the following is quoted from his opin-
f‘The words ‘like exemptions and
yilsges' refer directly to tho cramp.
this from registration. 'i‘hat iii the
”oily aismpthm and privilege granted
it: our law. it In only granted to rest
deals of other states and governments
flick grant the same to our rasl~
"The only person operating a car in
slate who need not register his
ole under our law. is a resident of
Rails. territory or country which
We residents of this state to on
their motor vehicles within its
was. without registration. rum
dietitian in the statute authorising
’ silica to issue temporary licenses
to mat other, special privileges to
. slits." l
night was m0 night in the
Mines unease held in various
, notable victory in New Haven.
' bless-t city in the state will send
7' Isles-tied to the state convent
Tits former “comet-governor
fist in New London and other
while some of the sinslisr
claimed to liars sailed
list niatii. 'i'hs
and towns about the stats. baits .
Men‘s Asuordation have completed
their report. The financial sheet of
the enterprise shows that the sum of
$128.95 Was cleared and this will be
diVided equally between the News“:
Hospital. the Tuberculosis Dispensary
and the Day Nursery.
Some of the details of the financial
report are;
Dinner income ............... ”22.
Dinner and oxponaos .......... 2h7.7ii
Balance ..................... 834.25
llnaebail income .......... .iifmtl
Expenses ..................... 71.00
llalsuce ..................... 394.70
FILL TWENTY cronies.
NEW YORK. Aug. 8i.~—t3mwds on
Park Row, one of the city's busiest
streets. stopped horrified today at the
sight of a man's body hurling through
the air from the roof of the mimicry
Park Row Building. The body crash-
ed into the skylight of the air story
building adjoining and became ism-
oied In the machinery of the elevator
in the building. it was hardly recog-
nisable and some difficulty was anti‘
ci start in identifying it. Burgeons
w 0 made a hasty examination said
that the man had been instantly killed.
No one seems to have scan the man
go to the roof of the building and it
was not known whether he fell from
the dissy heisht or deliberately Junip-
ed to his death.
The victim of the fatal plunge was a
well dressed man apparently about its
years old. papers found on the
botdy it is believed to he that of it. ii.
Holhrooit. an insurance solicitor.
with mass on Broadway.
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MINIO‘YIIIALI WIN iii ”MN.
mason. Ms. Ii.-~Oeni late is»
tut-nation the upset natal-diary
elections “inseam of such is ‘
were formulated hyrfrsad or otherwise
show tha’foilowlns results: minister-
isia. so; anarchists. in opposition.
to hepablcans. ii.
‘l‘hls is a republican gain, the party
vi .siseted but five candldstps at
are... a two realism float:
Means cm distill feuds
lass; ,ti'aasssts. enema of the 1.59»
Phone «c has Delivery
A. F. Beckmanu 8: Co.
88 AND 85 WAIHiNOTON 01". SOUTH NORWALK
Norwalks’ Largest. Cleanest and
. Best Stocked Grocery
NIXT TIMI TRY IIGKMANN'I
\
All Summer Milli-
nery at Absolute-
ly Cost
New patterns.
ciui for
Sash Pins
green and oxidised. set with line
out. stones; real Silo value. Spe-
Tomorrow, 29c
finished In rose.
3 pairsfiLadies’ZSc
Hose. all sizes.
and colors
. for 50c
.380
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FANCY IWIIT POTATOIS. er
DRAKI IIOTHIII' ONNC CAKl.sssh19e
CROWN AITIR BRAND OOFFII inundssn ................88e
Mission oaaosn cavsou leiimndeaa 40o
PAROWAX (for sealing jelly, sin). a packages .. ........ ........26e
to pounds suoaa...s1.oo. 0 pounds....lila. 41/, psoods...25e
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You can not latter Maintains in Return for Plait stamps. Why not not.
last There!
I.
Rhsingold or Teutonic lam. bottled at the Brewery. Getting more
Popular leery Day
0“. 2‘ M“...i .i.....iu.1v15o ‘a Mal“ '0? oasis-naiussss'nm
J “
sunt's, sentits Pabst. Aahsussr Isssh. Iudwsissr. Wursburnsr. I.
a w. mini-inmost sin. also». some m elm
set a...
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*m“.”f W." sesessslssldslllsasOladslleallldllOil/ssgssssbnlllsa ‘0
Peaches. Plums. Pears. nations. A ins. liiisiiniaiens. Carrots. lions-h. (in.
I” Gib” '
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CHEM”
UNITED
:jitY CO.
NOTOOI TO MAIINIRI.
The notice to mariners from the
least and Geodetic Survey. shing-
ton. for Aug. as. contains the to lowing
items of interest in this section:
Rhoda island-«Bloch island Bound—-
iilock island North lightentatlonm
characteristic of light to chart .
September lit). lilitl. from and w its
to a fixed white light during periods
of i 5-9 seconds separated by eclipses
of Mt seconds.
Connecticutwixing island Sound.
N’ly slab—Stamford Harrow-Flint
flocks Light established August is. a
tilted white post-lantern light. about
so feet above the water. on Flint
Rocks W‘ly side of ship Channel.
about Md- rails I‘ly from Pins is-
land mitt. shown from a shell on top
of post. with oli'houss at base. on
wooden platform. The structure
above the platform is painted black.
«wt. -
rum ceases}? GALL. 0AM!
NEW HAVEN. Ana. sis—add the re-
nussi of the 'i’ufts manager the foot:
ball game between Yale and ’i‘utts
College scheduled for October ii on:
tut—an
usiicais «chihuahua ii-
nwnd‘in. ,. , W.
IITHIL W0
found in bed this
new Harlan.
fellows aver
room I“! nilhi.
heart trouble.
on for s it
ad to death bars
MAN FOUND DEAD.
BETHEL. Court, Aug. 31.~«l\irs. Em.
ms It. Foster. wife of Robert Foster. a
welhltnown resident of this place. was
morning by her hus-
band. iirs. Foster appeared to be in
seed health when she retired last ev-
ening. Heart disease was the cause of
death. The deceased was dfty nine
years of age. She leaves no children.
FOUND. DEAD IN III).
Aug. 3L-—-“I'm going
home to have a good sleep. Don‘t you
go to bed?“
John Freeman as he left a local club
remarked
He died two hours
later. The deputy cancer was called
is today but after inquiry the decision
was given out that Freeman died from
W
‘ ”RN.“ ORUII'iID TO DIATH. a
FARHINOTON,
trlcii Tierney driver on a lumber was-
l:onn., Aug. 3I.'*PI‘
concern. was crush-
tpday by the upset-
ting of thatload upon him‘sftar the
. horses had , gotten roman control.
:12“ and has been and as. as w 1'11 . , W
lien
d
IOOTON QUIOIDI' iDlNTIFllD.
BOSTON. Aug. Sir—The body of the
well dressed young woman who shot
and killed herself in Youngs Hotel.
was identified today as that of Miss
Clara ill. Cavanansh, of Rosbury. Rela-
tives of the young woman. after read-
ing the description of the suicide wish
ted the morgue today. Upon viewing
the body they declared that it was that
of hills Cavsnaugh. They said also
had been melancholy and had been
missing since Estonia. =
The discovery of t a body at the
hotel was made yesterday. Kiss (lav-
snaugii registered,“ the Hotel last
32nd? a; “lites a“? 1:. flouiton.
vary. is p 0 pa on
which was uncouth hastthrrw
I"ht/ruin M bland tidih‘i’ii‘hh‘lmdl ‘
rs a . e
O‘svhatnaugh committed suicide Buodsyfi'...
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AUTU GLUI Pho‘i‘ll‘rl.
NEW HAVEN. 1:2. stars. situan
tion developed it a ration of the
new automobile w in at: York state
and the holding of Connecticut
travelersiustsoross a at: line. hiss
is club
it
led the New Harsastutogzw I“
onpsrssptutsst i . -
tiicrltiss . ,
Norwalk Chronicler