Emma L. Golden, udministratrix
~with the will annexed. of the
estate . of Janice Golden, de-
ceased, Publisher. ‘
THURSDAY, AUG. 29, 19:2
‘ . 'I‘Wo Centsa Copy 4—- SS a Year
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HINIATURE .ALMANAC FOR
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.High tide 12:00 a. m.; 12:21 pa'm.
Sun rises 5:16; sets 6:31.
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SOCIETY NOTICES
' r» L , MAsomc otaacrouv.
., ._ Old Well Lodge, No. 103. F. and A, M.
’ Meets lu Masonic Building, South
1 .Main street. 1st and 3d Tuesday 0;
each month—July and August ex.
copied—at 8 o’clock, All Master
Masons cordially invited. Frederick
Us. Lyon, w. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
Sec.
i. Butler Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M. ‘
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
each mantis-July and August ex-
cepted-oat 8 o’clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Hickson
W. Cole, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
Sec.
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SOUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE
President—Nehemiah Candee.
Vice-Presidelit~—Charles J. Pidgcon.
Secretary—Frank W. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew.Corbett.
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“Greut liners practically unsiuhuhle
"by any concoivahie disaster of the
son." is what the Scientific American
says llli' situation demands and-whut
is still lilill‘c to the point in tho opin-
ion or so competent authority's-it is
somethingr Well within feasible lines.
The Scientific uppreciutlngiy cont-
mantis tho White Slur ,(‘outpunyfl for
what it is doing with its now ships.
the “('ligantic" and “Olyntpiw'm—the
i’ormcr oven lurgrur than the lost Ti-
tztnio. 'l‘ho rotnlutuy is making rudictti
clutnues in the underwater construc-
lion ot‘ thaw tosscismciiungcs which
will inroivc additional expenses of up-
pi'oximutciy a million and a hull dob
lurs. 'l'ho "Gigantic” is now under
construction in the Belfast, ynrds. and
the ixuprorcnwnts will consist, in port,
in extending: iliL‘ inner plating oi’ the
double bottom up the sides of the
ship to (l [mint “’6” shove the (loop
loud wutwrliut'. Thcsn chuntics, in
conhtnrtinn—«us stiuunstcd by tho
ficlcntlfic»~with u \vntor light steel
deck at or non; the u‘ntorlinc. would
cmno as near the "uusiultnblo ship" no
human iugunully vun print; it. The
fact thut those vhunuos hztyc lvccn
, mode in titl\'lil‘.(‘t‘~ of any lusisiutiou
making them muudntnry. is uli tin-
more hopcl’ully siuuitlrxtut, ’l‘hcl'
come from Ili‘tlt‘llt'ill huowiodlzc or
what is nrcdod. (Hill in their only con
utiiuro u lmuriiruut ut‘tormouth out
of the grontvst tuuriuo disustur untrue-
ord.
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RIGHT To THE POINT.
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tltoosuvvll lulu jumped John D. Arrh-
thold ow;- tho hands or uii ulhur us-
pimntn und prm‘luintud him president
of tho Anunins club for llfu. Salary
l2h.lllltl~-l\'uw iludford Thugs.
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It‘lltccn (llVill‘l‘ft‘s wort"
itltnamon ’l’uouduy. but we are consid-
. uruhly consoled hr the reflection that
thorn urn prchuhly runny lllotlrlt‘ilidu oi
collation in this city who may remain
,' murrlutl.wl—iouulou Post.
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in tho intorcut of historical accord»
. y the cmuunigu contributors of tin-
et should limo hcou i’orulzhtcd
mush to pay by check. in contro-
mcruhn ovm coutrihutlcti’s receipts
talk loudest.-iNew York Times. "
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Even if Penman devoted to curly
Wroclaw the money received for he. ,
ins neuntpr for ‘Btuntiurd 01! (which
nobody will he hovel. the operation
does not become ventured in the robes
of pttrlty.~lon Aug-ales Times. ‘
‘Thttl crest girl graduates Arc now
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increase of worldly wealth is
not alway
With growth in grace in
manifest accord;
So quaint Aquinas hinted to
my lord
The bishop, when, upon a cer-
tain day.
Surprised while counting o'er
his ample hoard
Of shining ducats in a coiferl
stored,
The prelate said, “The time.
you see, has gone, fig,
‘ When dear old Mother Church
~ was forced to say,
(Acts second) ‘Goldwand silver
have 1 none!’ "
“Ah!" quoth Aquinas, shrewd-
“ Iy, “So Hind;
B ~_Butthat, your grace was in a
putter age, .
The very same, be pleased to
bear in mind,
When with her foes brave bat-
do she could wage. ‘
And say to sordid Satan, ‘Get
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Sanders of Madison and a Miss Wilson
' destroyed.
‘ lumber piles gore ample't’n'si for ‘u~
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‘ . Bunk Glues Anayaalilachine ‘
Passes Over Hollow in
Chester Roadwsye— .
Five Escape
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CHESTER, tAug. ,29.~—»TWO persons .
were injured here this week when a ‘
large seven passenger car turned tur-
tie on Water street; As the cur puss-
cd over it hollow in the road. thohunlt
gm’e’way causing the machine to turn .
over. The occupants were thrown out
but the only ones hurt were a‘Mrs.
of Brooklyn, N. Y. The former was in-
jured about the head, while it is four.
edpttltc (latter may be luternullyinjur-
cd. " ‘ '
L. K. Chulhcr oi’ Mutiison was the"
driver.
nor of Brooklyn, Mrs. Banning and
Mrs. Boss of Noristown, N. J. The
automobile was not damaged to an
extent.
Tho. injured women were taken to
tint? Middlesm hospital in Mlddlctown
where it was said their injuries are
not serious. Parsons who witnessed
the accident say the our fell down
it 20 foot embankment. .
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the spread, hut fortunately the river
houndnrios solved the problem for
three sidcd‘aud the wind curried the
ilumes away from the street. The
Slinppell office building, which is of
brick, with a tin root. was saved.
Neurly everything within the urea was
Thu cont pockets and huge,
gigantic blaze, tongues of which went
a hundred Foot in the air. lighting up
tho counlrv for milos uround. l
The property oi the other firms
mentioned has quickly in a blue.
The Perk, McWilliams S: Conmuulj
liadtlsrue— (lliQILlitle§;-pf cement in their".
. pockets. it, lhétlmrns of the Clithhi’elt'
(lonniony Were thirty-tour 'horscs.
Those wore». gotten out nil right. hut
they haul to he kept on the edge of u
witnri‘ pour the water. Two horses
were pushed overboard and swam
ashore. The others wore kept under
control until sumo time later, when
they could he taken away [rpm the
fire. '
The greatest anxiety was felt Over
the danger from a lurgtl gasolcnc tunh
full of liuidtln the rear of the L. \l‘.
Carroll Building. on the other side or
our of tlID tri-huturies, it was not u
great distunce uwuyL but the tire did
not ruuch it. Two large schomicrs had
finished discharging lumber on Gun-
trnl Wharf and thenunlled. fl‘hc lum‘
her was horned. It was boiutcd out no
remurltuhlv that there were no vessels
alongside. ut this time of the season
some shipping is usually there.
Chief Thomas FOIcy, of the, Willi-
mantle Fire Department, who was vis-
iting (llllol’ ll, L. Stanton, both having
been utionding tlio‘flremcn's conven
lion in New London. and gave a help-
ing huud to the. firemen. Ho tell from
u girder in a cool pocket and Wllfl
plcltcd up suffering from the full. it
won thought he had it compound from ‘
turn or :1 arm, but the. surgeons dud
he is suffering from conthsions only.
. Ho was removed to his hotel.
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BABY LEFT ‘tN AMAREH To a:
STUNG TO DEATH.
Tiny Victim of Amuloaly cruel Pen
eon Found withsody Covered “
WIth Mosquitoes“
CAMDEN, N. 5.. our. :9.~Pmuauir
totally hitter: .by mosquitoes. n six» '
wcelmclti girl not; found by the count;
in the marshes hour Blur avenue and
hurry streets Tuesday ‘niuht. shalom
been abandoned. " . ,j . "
Strange tit-ta: 'uttraotod rsttgution w;
them! untortunn .. , ‘
not seem Him tumor sauna: it not
thought at am they came‘ iron at my
The other occupants were a ,
.Mlss Saunders oi“ Madison, Mrs. Gard:
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., THURSDAY MORNING
Begins .a‘ Clearancesalc of an SummerWaists, V
Short, Sharp and Decisive. We say. good bye to
the Summer Dainties, fondly, yet firmly. They
haVc served their purpose and now we need the
room for New F all Arrivals. 1T he Savings are
very pronounced unusually so. Come Early.
The $1 Summer
Waists
Lingerlcs. lawns and cotton
miles in this great lot, nll~ovcr
embroidery. lace and embroid-
ery emhollishoti. A high-grade
assortment of the Dollar Sums
mer Wuists. Goodtilye Price
68 Gents
The $1.98 Lawn
Waists
White and black, one or our
lenders this season. A neat
open front style with the uttrucv
tire trill collar. Very good va-
lue for an nll-thoyour-rouud
Good Dye Price
$1.29 "
The “Special"
Summer Waists
Dozesnhoi’ (styles hora. allover .
embroidery, lace and embroid-
ery. cud trout. open buck: in
fact all styles. \‘uiucs u-p.to
$2.00. Good Bye Price
39 cents
The $2.98 Summer
Waists
Cotton voile or lingeries. many.
many styles. embroidery or luce
trimmed: some with hand-mode
emhroidory: all sizes and won-
dcriul values. Good Bye Price
$1.69
The $1.50 Marqui— .
sette Waists
These Whists have had land are
still httving) it good demand.
They are summery yet SCerCPli~
hie. Made from fine quality
French mumuiuetto. l’otcr Pun
effects. trimmed with duiuty col-
ors. Good Bye Price
‘98 cents
'The S4 Summer
Waists
Handsome Watch: me those at
. lino impound murqttlsuttcs, lin-
gerie: and butlstuu.
beautifully trinnuud.
I no $ 229
Every High-grade
Embroidered, or,
lilvorynnu
(loud Bye
fl
V Real Lacc'l‘rimmed.
Waist Reduced.
. Hero are included martini tho
3mm {rods , of rolls “Wolds.
SW at the reductions are my
.; helm Strontium 11.09 uni,
._. {2.00 being cut oil thorrusular
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119 Summer
Garments
Not an old-fashioned clearance
sale. but (ill unto-(into method of
quick disposal of Summer (inn
merits. Prices so low you‘ll at
oitct1 soc tho importance ot‘ the
event.
Thursday morning there will he
placed on solo. second floor.
please. the following carnients,
oil of :1 summer nature.
71 Afternoon
Dresses
29 Good Linen
Suits
19 Good Linen
Coats
Those- Dresses are all elegant
values and all are what have
been the most popular this sea
son. The Costs and Stilts nre
nil pure linen.
Not R word as to valuesw—ihnt‘s
the surprise in store for you.
Just this—«tomorrow morning
we suy your choice at
$2.97
» and wear well.
Specials in the Big
Linen. Wash Goods
AND DOMESTIC
Section
Crib Blankets
lot) Baby's (‘rlh l'tiuultets. most.-
iy pink and bluo; .worth 500
such. Tomorrow
29 cents
39c ‘ Sheets
72 x 90. cculor team. will wash
Tomorrow
‘ 24 cents
“t
Scotch Dress
Giughams
One case just received of all
fail. Fine for
children's school dresses. To-
morrow
new styles for
,mamm
25c Shams and
Scaris
Lace Scaris and Shams, 18x34
and 30x30. Tomorrow
16 cents
a
650 Cotton Diaper
Antiseptic, Red Star brand, 10
yard pieces; Tomorrow
49 Cents
English Long Cloth
Fine quality. :26 inches
wide, for women‘s and misses‘
wear: chmnois finish.
row
soft
Tomor-
98c a piece
Blenheim Blankets ,
Bcuptiiul full size handsome
lied Blankets. lull big size, in
snow white, run and grey, hound M.
with 2 inch silk binding. Worth
$3.00 pair. Tomorrow
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Cotton Batting
5,000 rolls. every one u pound
roll or pure snow white southo «
Worth 200. roll. To- _.
cm (“Oi l0“.
MOTNW
12% cents
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