TM members of Cancun! Division.
fiance! Temperance. enjoyed a, trolley
ride to Westport and Stamford. last
night. There were two car loads. and
Isitwau cold water crowd the rain
didnotlnsny way interfere with the
pleasureofthe trip. '
The executive committee of the Seven-
teenth Regiment association, Connecti-
, Under Island. Saturday, August
out Volunteers, has decided to hold the
annual reunion of' the organization at
:28.
The dinner will be furnished at the ex.
peace of the members.
The lawn party which was to have
been held tonight at the residence of
Mrs. Emma Whaley, 48 North avenue,
has been indefinitely postponed, on ac-
count of unfavorable weather.
Mrs. Edwin M. Parker, of Bridgeport,
did! very ruddenly last Friday after-
noon, while engaged in convcreution
with her daughters. ‘1 Mrs. William E
i'eeley. Jr.. and Mrs. 8. Ellis Read.
Old Well Hook and Ladder company
has received an invitation from the
Northport firemen to be their guests on
some Wednesday evening to be selected
by themselves.
Otto Trouter left the employ of Harry
Stone. of the Imperial Cafe, yesterday,
and went to work for A. Spahr, the
Woodward avenue baker. Stephen
Iiaumkralz is working in the cafe. .
. Forty priests and students who have
been spendingthree weeks at Maureen
Institute, Koyserlsland, went to New
York yesterday on the Belle Horton.
——Thcre will be dancing tonight at
L M. Wright's Broad Riven shop.
Clarence I. Atherton and Miss Hattie
Hartwick ware married in Port Chester
by Rev. 1". P. Tower, of the Methodist
Episcopal eh arch.
Mrs. H. D. Whittemore, of the Doc-r
of Hope, will tell the story of Delia, a
converted outcast, at the liell Island
convention, tonight.
The installation of olliccra of Kabuosa
Encampment, I. ii. i i. R, will be held
Thursday night. . District lloputy
Charles (Iehrmann will oiliciate.
Word has been waived that the Nor-
walkérs who are on a cruise down cart
in the yacht hlalel, have arrived at
Newport. ”
Miss Marie Keith, of if» Maple street-
held the lucky ticket, No. one, which
drew to!) one dollar bills at M. II.
Glover’s shoe store, Saturday night.
Noxt Sunday will be observed in the
Episcopal and Catholic churches of Nor
walk on St. James day.
t
The second dance of the Norwalk
Lawn Tennis club this season was held
in the casino, last night.
The bicycle corps of itompnuy I“ will
hold a reacting in tho armory tomorrow
night at 7:2lo o'clock.
A car load of white marble arrived to«
day from North Adams, Mass, for the
new Methodist church
The Westport Dramatic club hold a
trolley party. last night. over the line of
the blot-walk Tramway company.
The regular meeting oi Butler Inigo
will be held tonight.
My Years Al'-
"Il ll “It way It was hand is! tutti
Vin-n uraadluiher had his ”pitta W
M we the shadows nest below
The resale. of Conjures Desserts
Md tile on; like s ["1 is a plasters
“0 lay In bloom to I your” fair.
I“ certainly were out as Mark. we km
«the, entered this. be ”are not.
Ayers Sampsrilla
of Mammalian
a momma
and blemishbscenae
Mined Mitts blood
with Inseam, it
hum-dalmatian.
“moccasin mm
W in remedy: they
minim-them:
WWW GM.
Court Bridgeport, F. of A", bad its
postponed moonlight excursion on the
steamer We last night. The nail
included a trip to Baton Point and; run
out on the Sound. There were about
800 in the party. .___. '
The funeral of Mrs. Mrs. Lewis Tattle
. was held yesterday from her late resi-
dence in Monroe street. l v. 0. final-
enbeck officiated, and six , dance of
the deceased were pallbearers. The in-
terment was in Pine Island cemetery.
Funeral services over the remains .of
Mrs. David Lane will he held
from her late home in Bar-
bor juvenile, this afternoon. The
Rev. Garrett Haulenbeck will oili.
ciato. and the interment will he in
Riverside cemetery.
A party composed of Irving Smith.
David PollardJi. H. I’ooley, St. John
Merrill. C. H. Burritt. if. H. Williams
and others went sailing this morning
among the Norwalk Islands, and took
hooks and lines with them.
The funeral of Miss Mary Huhbell
was held from her late home, 13“ Main
street, yesterday afternoon. The ltev.
i). M. Seward oflloiated. The later
ment was Ill Union cemetery.
The City of Norwalk band will give a
concert on The Green, Friday night,
providing the. weather is not stormy and
the electric light in the band stand can
be burned.
The Thursday Morning Whist club
will meet at The Knob, tomorrow at in
o‘clfi. Ladies will provide. luncheon.
as heretofore, at the conclusion of the
game.
About twenty members of a boy choir
of Fannie. N. .T.,'whowill be. at Gregory's
Point the last of this week, will assist
the. choir of St. l’aul'e church, next Sun-
day.
liound copies of the. report of the State
Board of Education have been recciml
for the members of the district connnit-
tees at the selectr-uu's oilice.
Corporal Harry Benedict, of Company
i", will have charge of the military bicy-
cic brigade in the Twin City Whtel-
men's parade, next Monday night.
Samuel 'I‘wvcdy's new cottage, which
il being constructed by Foster Brothers.
at Bell Island, will be completed this
Week.
The railroad company has painters at
work in the vast-bound South Nurwalk
depot, and the entire interior will be re-
varnished.
The subject of the prayer meeting at
the Norwalk (Iongn‘gatinnal chapel,
Thursday night. Will he h’I'he Folly of
Distrust."
ti. B. Wilsou, of Norwalk, is erecting
almost? on the Vanderbilt proportyin
l’cat Swamp, near the new lliilll’lllu
pavilion.
A large boiler arrived yesterday for
the Norwalk Tramway mnnpany. and In
now at the pow” llfllllti' in Meadow
street.
The prayer meeting at Ill“ him-walk
Methodist church, Thursday night. Will
be lid by the Rev. ilarret linuh-nlwck.
The nntinbere oi Company ll will
uni-t at the armory, tonight. to nomin-
ate a wound lieutenant.
titanium: (.lilulil'tl, Royal Arcnnuln.
will moi-t tomorrow night. and courier
the degree on several candidatra.
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GBANBURY.
Marshall Baxter was initiated at thu
aiming of Washington hadn't. last
night
Agrading bee will be held Friday
night at the new club lama of wmhlflg’
ten lodge. The men are unnamed to
bring plats and shovels and the ladies
mftoshmento.
If. 1". Clark, the fish vendor. wentto
New York. ymmdsy. and returned
with a load of fish.
To Inch Water for What.
Ninnmpolia. blimp. July *Jl.mflli0flllls
from Fargo, Wand PMs. WNW!"
admirer lied ltlwr Valley prints «or
thotwomach wanna falling for the
m of the wheat «non M I'm» no
inches at rate in two and onclndf days
has fallen. Many llehls of what on
low raisins will he scent and the loss
will he livery. The roles in timth
Dakota are consumed highly heal-heist
Fm ills Point of Vup.-—~~l>nl yon
sci-the mail! the new submarine
host?" "Vi-slim Ididn't Md it. it
lkM'l Internet are. you know." "it
mrtstaly indium esimrdiaary m.
m.“ "lifeoumzlm in the wiring
dimmer. hmehmmdownm
Winn i want tone ammo is m-
aniacal to use; up."
Tynawviua‘m'd am rapid conduit. and
semen beam form all right. but
Ilium admit that 1 «not: rest ."
m Iaswm won‘t do than.
l
Maidcfafsweompaniesofthev
Abaolntely Pure.
lebrated for Its l urn:
aghealthlullneae. ‘llé’dl mvtoglpm not
sum and all forum 0 adu terntion com-
mon othe cheap brandn.
var. Baum I’ownln 0o. flew York.
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The Comings and Goings of Our and
other Folks‘ Friends.
Miss Maude Bash, cashier in W. Ii.
liates’ store. Norwalk, is spendiugthe
day with her sister, Mme. L. Ilyatt,
who is camping at (Juli Pasture Island.
—————.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vanderhocf and
Miss Mabel Vanderhmf, of East avenue,
and Miss Fannie Leonard, of Union
Park, are at Shelter Island.
Miss Frances Hinman, of Academy
street, left Norwalk yesterday. for a two
Weeks' vacation, which she will spend
ill Washingtonville, N. Y.
Miss Clara Kellogg and Schuyler
Waterbury drove to Kitchnwn Lake,
N. Y., yesterday. and spent the day
with a party of campers.
Miss Glare Kellogg, etenographcr and
typewritiat in the oilicc of the Jones
Manufacturing company, is taking a
two wcckh' vacation.
The Misses Emily .l, Lamina Ii , If. *
and Cornelia 1}. Lyon, of West Main
street. are ape-riding a few days with re-
latives in Wv‘slport.
Mrs. Andrew V. Heath, of “'t'n’l Main
direct. and Mrs. Itolicrtliorncr and ecu
iiobcrt are spending a few days in
Bridgeport.
S. II. B. Everette, of Bryant .\‘ laser's
clothing store, in sp‘nding a two \vccks'
vacation at his fornn-r home in Hull-
lord.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob M. Layton, of
h‘airilcld avenue, artivcd lionn- lust
night from their Canadian trip.
sclcctmen Merrill leaves (:iillfsgl (‘ity
tixlay for Newport, and ! xpccts to arrive
in Norwalk the last of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. John i‘lublu-ll, of Derby,
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. lumrcmre
i'aranagh, (Tn-went Terrate.
Miss Julia Mullen. of h’oulh Norwnlk,
is smmling a few days with Mrs.
(Thurlcs iiiistol, in Milford.
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. hinmm, of l'nion
Park, are visiting Mrs; Sunons' parents
in l’etcrborough, i'anaxla,
fiergennt lhtel‘tlvv (fixative Flay. of
New York, is .lt tile Iiolnn I’nlill Ii-iIt‘l.
Ml“ Urnl‘o Ellwood, nl Nurndlk, in
visiting fro-ml.» in Bridgeport.
Attorney F. A. Hill will return from
his vacation next Monday.
Mr. and Mr». A. ti. Knvanagh have
returned from Toronto. on
A. Blanchard is smnding a few days
at i’sivrshmu. Muss.
SHEET MUSIC
FREE!
I’rcmnt Ii couwna cut from
the morning, owning or thin
day papsre, purchami at (lulu
man's Newu ltmms and re»
who free onecopy oi iiw Int.
cut cheat music. limo mpnm
insult-ct from. thinpnn with
every paper. Int-gout line of
interns and last
cums Hrs
For Twin (lily lantern paradn
July I i.
too loses of llo Writing
Paper for lo.
“I!!!“ liens Stand,
In H. M m Kramer,
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in un-
anon.
For I ”liable ‘
Mimi.
I'NMMthml
I'll-e
insurance
can a
on . i
ravens! a oonnhn's
toilette insurance aliases.
“mm.
math“ landfill“! mm
it
flat:
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m .22 SW“! 1!!» Street
Fouwr
. ED? ARD STREET! ‘
Clearing Sale of Summer Goods!
Lawns, dimities. lappets, organdies, and other summer stocks, marked down to
chine out quickly Beverallinesimtrkoddo I ll H 0 "I"
10,15,17and20r;. wr to. . ,‘i and l..,,c per yard,were
All shirt waiste have had the pruning knife at work. as the following prices
wtll show:
too waists. new '
8| 00 .. .. 25 cents
, to
$1.25 and I w waists, 73 233::
$1.75 wniets. 31.00
This is your great opportunity of the season.
. . EDWARD STREET.
5 care": sunniso. ' announcers.
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' Quality and Quantity
is a combination that you seldom find in equal pro-g
portions.
You cannot obtain better grain than we handle
at any price.
You cannot pay less than we charge and get
grain that’s as good. I I ‘
The simplest sort at test will prove
to you.
/
these facts l
Buy Oats That's Clean.
‘* Manuel T. Hatch,
l5 Marshall Street. south llorwalli
Ilrltlll'll Soiiuziuw' Ll‘mry hlztldii.
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_ ._ . u ”was: ,m .3325.-
POR I RAI I S "
W 3TH" "f. vmxr‘ Holly or your f. lurch lwcoim- invaluable in after
yrnrs. ‘ivv'l m» ix l'l'iltfllt' ifynu haw the name at Jackson upon
ymth.
Jackson's Platinum Steel Finish'Photographs Last, Forever!
”“5053 PHOTOGRAPHS IRE PORTRAITS.
I. H. JACKSON Photographur. .3 Wall Street. Hort-Th. Gt
(It l .wlln X rlr'wfi.’ Ilolei. Ilvdli trullm’ lint-v [ctr-u ”w Ilw'f-
ac FINER caaeourrrcs In rowan
THAN 'l'lll it‘ll Hit i.\l
NORTH’S STUDIO!
’llti'l‘tillhl‘li.‘ MADE lll'll‘ll‘l
. vwau'rv vanes AGO ARI: STILL coon”
unfilliwnw now made will last as lung.
.6. 5. NORTH, . . Photograper.
T“ \"ASlilfx'h‘i'HN S'l'lil‘lifi'l‘, SUI’TII NUIHVALK.
__ NOTICE.
The undersigned 1::ch placed the agency for Norwalk,
South Nor-walk and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford
ii. & 1). Special juvenile, ii. dz i). and World bicycles with
F. W. lx’ill'iliiiS, 19 Main Street, Norwalk.
BEWARE I
in purchasing any of the above cycles of any but the authorized
agents, see that the original factory number has nnl been tampered
“dines the guarantee is within-syn irom all bicycles when the number
has been interfered with or n‘lllnvt'il
lilGitl.()\V lit IIOWSI'L Cl).
r New Enghnd Agents, Boston, Mass.
Wm
Neckwear !
We have placed on sale
to day the largest, finest
and lowest priced line of
Summer Neckwear for
Ladies and Gentlemen
over exhibited in the city.
The mammal co.
wssmuoron er, some NORWALK.
“I'll! GOLUIIM
Ill! LOOK
TVPIWIITIR.
Writes m-ry letter in slrln of operator.
trim meat "I the Work, it writing flilIflv
moticnily. and yield» in the time thus
saved additional labor.
Ii note an if it studied the convenience
til meowrntor at. or; ry turnmnd thereby
liulitenu hie Inbornnd renders him amiable
oi l'ltlil“ more.
It lulu a knack of keeping well. and in
niway» ready at critical, or other loom.
Tin-w are mane of the tensions why it in
. , . , al'i’illllitfllltl. from all other writing one
. c i new.
i l i 'nmlogne tulle you all about it. FREE.
The nolnmhighl‘ygswmer Isaafsoiarloy'klcompsay.
I Filth aiilladlniiz‘ngti'ttm‘waW I III m
', 3, ' . ii r on: or nu. , on . Winn.
L "M 3 M" ear nTwo used in swam: (l . H ’
' Other. * 'v
To Whom It May Concern.
Shooters l
Gnu’annnm—
The U. M. C. “A” was
once a famous load with
you; it isjust as' good or bet-
ter today than crer. Why
let. prejudice stand in the
way of its use, when you
can have your sport and
save money by buying it
from us at 30c per box?
Remember the place, 112 .
Washington street.
Also other loaded shells at
cost.
Whoriyou pay avisit to Fail:
Neptune you should be propcl‘l
and becomiugly attired. If you
Gomstolck, Watkins
& Dow,
is quite as necessary a part of you
summer outfit as any other gar
meut.
tr: WASHINGTON STREET.. . ,
mg a pair of duck trousers to go
owu your own bathing suit, and
avoid all annoyance and guessing
who wore it last.
We have lots oiihiugs for the sen-
shore and the mountains.
Come and see us before you start.
DORLON HOU SE,
Gregory's Point, So. fierwalk.
.l. E. SULLIVAN. I’ruprie-tnr and Manager
Terms reaminnble; Bathing. looting. Fish-
ing; Elwtric Cars in Hotel. munevtins:
with all tminl on the N. k'
k II. it. Ii.
1‘- 1 - . Store Open evenings.
L'Ssl‘ltl‘lsann illlillflt ISLAND GLAD! 1
Banks A31: nIIUIiE mus nits.
mTllim
YOU CAI'T no BETTER
Thanh ave IcurCrdrrslor
Print-
ingl
l4 SOUTH Ill! 51’.
So. Iorwalk.
IILFORD I. OIFFII
Manager.
At tho Continual TWO gnonwsnx.
°"’°°- s FORKS. so. nonwsnx.
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SEMLANNUAL ’
Clearance Sale
~
ISANTS!
$I.45!
Some very rare bargains among them. They are
reduced from 2, 3, 4 and 5 dollars.
BATHING SUITS
. Arc now in demand and we huvc a splendid us-
0000
m
f)()l)()
SOIImCflI.
980, $I.50, $2.75.
Linen crash suits, $5.00
A good leather belt, .35
llalbriggan underwear. 25c and 50c
()pcn every evening until 9 o’clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher,
Ishsokesie lletel Bleak. ‘ South lerwslk
u
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”r ,y: A Tip.
1 and a footnote that none should
4:; overlook, points to our shoes as
the beat in town. “Beat," when
cold of footwear. means several
things. in one. connect your shoes are like inn-«they should
give you Icasnrc. A pleasant shoe gives comfort, enjoy
ment am eatialhction to the wearer. With our large
«deck of stylish and scanmtublc gorilla we can shoe you to
perfection. with everything from lit to style and wear
guarantml A 1~ HOE STORE
G I o v e r’s l e w
in Washington Street. tutu Israeli
are fond of bathing, a bathing stilt
You wouldn't think of hire ‘
away {0H1 day's outing. Why not .
Comstock Brothers, 0
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