Km
Clinton K 111111111. of Georgetown, is
visiting at his home in Main street.
Miss Snafu (Midi-loin. of Iieonard
11:11 clef is visiting in Kulfalq and Cleve-
an
Pioneer $10.01: Eudibadder Company
will run an excursion to- North Beach
S11uday.~
fl, 4)
George T12“ Wo'odwurll has taken
George Ill. Curtis :1 cat boat Dolphin for
the season. . 1
Miss Elizabeth E. Semple of Hart-
ford is the guest of her grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. lliltlnundor Sample of
West avenue
Alexander Wilson, of Philadelphia. is
a guest of his sister, Mrs. Alexander
Sample. of tryout avenue.
The reorganlz'éd Winnlpauk Mills
baseball team will play the Darlens in
Dorian Saturday afternoon.
Mrs, L. W. Merrill and son, of Brook-
lyn. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. N.
Wood. of East avenue.
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Miss Kittie Barbour. of Newark. has
been a guest of Mr. and M rs. Frederick
C. Bennett, of The Green.
The house owned by James Smith.
which was burned TuesdayF evening
was insured for $1.290 by (IF Wilson
HM
John 111111111111 had returned from
college at dambrldge and is visiting
his mother, Mrs Kale P.'H11nter, of
Main street
The Gilbert & Bennett Manufactur-
ing Company is shut down for two
weeks, taking the annual inventory.
and making repairs.
~
The Stamford Ghosts next trolley
ride will take place on July 1. They
will go to ltoton Point, wllcrc danc—
ing will ’be enjoyed;
Rev. l)..L. Ferris, of i’ittslmrg. parish
ed through Stamford yesterday on his
way to Norwnlk, where he will spcnd
part of his vacation.
Joe Walker. the-colored pugillst. l
suffering from blood poisoning in an
arm. He prickcd a boil in the arm with
11 piece of stool wire, and blimd-poisou—
lug developed.
Miss Anna ’1‘. i’ardeo will start to»
morrow for Detroit. where she will
spend a short time. Returning slu»
will take in the Buffalo Exposition and
visit Rochester, Rye and other places,
Deputy’Sherifi’ John W 811111111
served papers yesterday afternoon on
James Jauline. formerly 0i No1 walk
but now of New Haven. in a suit
brought by Charles Pennington, of
South Norwalk. to recover $1511, A
piano and real estate in llurrlti, avonuc
was attached.
Ml‘u .An'na Day of Buyvicw avenue.
is the guest of relatives in Danhury
Miss Nollie li'llommcdleh, of the. of
flcé of the Connecticut (511nc111l l lfc I11
surnacu Company. will start Sutnrdm
for ()1lno Maine, to spend :1 vacation
Mssi lda Field. daughter. of i‘. ll. l to do
tile local lcproscntntlvo of the com-
pany. will substitute for Miss l.'llom
\Wedlen. .
.1, WThe Sunday school institute will in
hold at Crescent [leach Conn. under
the joint auspices of the Connecticut
Sunday School Association and thi
Baptist Bible School Union. J lly Z'l to
1 26 Among the speakers will be Rev
Henry A. Bombergcr. Philadelphia:
Nov. Edward Johnson, 1). 0.. New
York; Profoaaor Cq S. Eeardslec, Hurt-
fond, and Rev. l...$l ..Woo1lwmil1 I'rov-
ldence R. l. with many other workers
well known in the stoic.
THREE TO EIGHT OUNCEB MORE
to the pint in Devon‘s Gloss Carrlncc
Paint. Extra weight means hoavlm
bodywwcara longer. Sold by 011111
stodlf. Watkins d‘ Dow,1E ill "urban;
and J. Prowltt. ' »
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THE JEWELERS,
a‘ non erase-r, 11011111111111.
ulwasmuo'rou or. so. nonwnk
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‘ You will find complete
current nspanrnnu'rs
‘ at. both of our stores, w“ room or
newly lifted, up for that purpose.
1 Spectacles and eyeglasses often by the
, amt train-cred methods and aatiafao
' elicit" ZIIM‘IMGM. if ymura haying
tunable with your eyes, if your glasses
do not suit you. if you arc 11111111 to
you on or have been lifted by an in
new at options. 1111111111 111. to.
ill 111.... M11
1 hold a meeting tits
' improving.
A‘I‘IONI I’ll“ '0" GHAMI. .
will ban closed today.1
I. O R M., will
sevening.
Oockcloe Haylo
William 1111111, or France priest. is a
' guest of friends in Dahbury‘;
"mp-u...—
William 301119.01! Spring: Hill, is
' spending the holiday in Jersey City.
”no”...
Miss Maude E. Wolfe”, of Stratford.
is the angst of South Norwalk friends
Miss Alma Hamilton of 311111116111.
is visiting at bet home in Newtown
avenue.
John T. Hayes, who has been laid up
with another attack of rheumatism, is
fin...—
Miss Florence Silendorf. of South
- Norwalk. .is spending the Fourth in
Waterbury.
William J. Flnnoy is entertainlhg
friends from Brooklyn and Danbury
ovor July 4.
Colonel William Floyd Livermore, of
New York, is a guest of Rev. Alex-
ander Hamilton.
The Misses Grindrod will leave to-
morrow for Yniesville, where they will
hereafter reside. ,
——-Flreworks at half price. Hafncr's.
Miss Annlo'Cole. of Elmoroat. has
gone to Worcester. Moan. so spend
the Fourth of July.
Wcslcy Russell, of Norwalk. has
gone to New York city to spend a few
days with relatives.
The prudential (ommllice of tho Nor-
walk Congregational Choich wlll meal
tomorrow evening.
There are two brooks in ”10 watcr
main in Mapic strccl. Neither has
yet been '('lm_'_'(:"_'
Royal E Wordcn. of Hartford is via
fling his par.ents M1. and Mrs. G i).
Worden, of Orchard street.
Miss Lula Maxim. of Bridgeport, is
a guest 0? Mr. and Mrs. (lchcrdns 1.).
Worden. of Orchard slrcot.
Mr. and Mrs. Domiskc, of New York.
arc the guests of Mr and Mrs James
H. Carpenter. of East avenue
Chariots J. White 11111 A. l‘. Peter»
son. of Brooklyn. are guests of Charlcs
E. Lawrence. 0f Orchard street.
Frank hawrdncc. of Now York. is
spending tho day with his ulfc at lu-r
summer home 1n Orchard silccl
llcaguc of tho Sutlod llcull scl'vlcts
will be bold in Si. Mary‘s t‘hurch, in
marrow morning. of f1 and 3 o'clock.
Mr. and Mr 1 l‘thhrd ll. (tables. of
North Woodluny 11111115111111; Mr. and
Mrs. Edward A. llunirln. of South
Main sircci.
Lightning: struck (1111- of Shurwuml‘s
ul'ccnllouscs in f‘amp slrucl. yqul‘l‘
day afternoon and smnshcd many
pancs of glass
The serviio: pllpuraiory to com
mlu1iml,ai tho Norwulk (' onglcgutionul
Church. Will H1 hold trunnirl'ow evening
instead of tonight.
Thomas link-om, the popular assist
not librarian of tho (‘ily of Norwalk
will leave next Monday for 11 two
weeks” trip to Buffalo.
Richard Raymond. the ohllglng and
genial clerk for the llaymoml Grocery
Company. of Elm Grove. will spend to
day in New York city.
'i‘wo imrscs will be stationed at llit'
Old Well llook 6'1 Ladder truck honor
in llavllnud slrcct all day today in
case of fire. The horse. at the l’ul
11am lloso house will also be in roadi-
ncss.
k...”
The shirt shop in Mcrwln sirco’f ir
vvry busy at prcscut. (lcncrully ilw
shop ls shut down at this time for a
vacation but this year only today in
helm; taken.
“ARE
YOU
INSURED
.—..
WE iNBURHE AGAINST
FIRE.
WE lNSUHE AGAlNST
LIGHTNING.
WE lNBURE AGAINST
TORNADOS AND
GY‘GLONES.
TAYLOR 81
GOLDEN,
14 Wfiuklnifto'fl Bidets
banks 11nd most of the stores
Less than the coat of such 'Sul'tu ready made.
Twice a year comes this clearance in the Tailoring De-
partment-{hundreds of men have been waiting to shore its
money saving possibilities; Thirty styles of summer fat»
rlos from which We have been making Suits tolutasure at
$25.00 to $32.00 are priced to make their disappearance
quick and sure. Most of them are light shades. All are the
right weights for wear all Summer, and there in variety
enough for every taato.
Cheviots, casslmeres, double and twist commerce-Alma
are the fabrics which wear the best and look the bent. They
will be made up in sack Gulf: of the smartest out, with tho
tailoring and finiahin 9 that have won fame for our Tailor-
~lng department, and the price for each Suit will be Six-
teen Dollars.
Comstock Bros.
Scuth Norwz'lll: Store:
14 South Main St.
Norwalk Store :
Masonic Building.
«V i.<._.;/_W _" km 111'” .“Q "a"?
NOURISHING BREAD.
'l‘wo lunvcswnoy look alike. lllcrc lllc 1cm. 111l1lzmcc
_/ \
curls. The first. rich in valuablc lililtl clcmcuis‘, is palata-
lilt‘, healthful and nourishing.
“Crocker's Flour“
good flour.
us.
'l‘llc oillcr is i'illi11g,l1ut~—-.
makes good lircutl bcrausc it is
Ask your grunt-r for it. 111' order (lll‘t'tfl. front
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
i( MANUEL r. HATCH.
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Jackg'on’s
S tudia .’
and you will see the Latest Productions
of the PHOTOGRAPHIC AR]:
Our Platinums Last Forever.
IACKSON’ S STUDIO,
53 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
vol Bug: 1'
Also Spalding. Vardon. Mac Greger and Morristown Clubs,
Henley, Ocobo, Musselburgh. Silvertown, Practice and Rc-made
Balls» aMorristown Golf Clubs. $1.
WILLIAM F. BEERS,
49 WALL STREET NORWALK.
'1
Have you ever wisz'tea'
If not, do so at once.
It costs you nothing.
OPPOSITE HOTEL
POP é. BOY.
. 114?“.rpwvu1oun
.ywimr‘s‘rlfim'1 1
Bear This In Mind.
1“
WE BELL
Wall Papers. all 3111111111. Kholf Paper. Window 'Shndoo. Gornlcgl'
Poles. i~urlnin lions. llendy Minion Paints. Enamel pstalua and Var-
niches llalnt. Artists and Dual Brushes, Towel I oldors and Euclid
Photo i‘ramcshmiBrl11-nllrar.fltop Ladders, Chair ifplop 1111111111111. Ar
llsts' Muterlnln fort)". Water, Pastel and Crayorf Work. Pictures
Framed and (inflamed.
WE DO»,
A general painting and paper hanging business frame pictures and
make window shooters to order. spring roll window awnings to order.
Store open evenings until 8: 30.
Respectfully,
L H. DECKER
ll? Washinrlou Street my South 11111111111; Conn.
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'ocpflon,
«some place where they are no em
ochi'wYor
-.3 all;
1 ding themollday in Norwalk.
Mn
One of Dana it Banks's horses be-
came stuck in the mud yesterday. ,
1Fred Castle, of New York. is visit-
log at his home in Main street Nor
walk.
Mrs. Louis Seymour. of New 110111.11 '
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John 8 Soy-
moor.
' Frank Happen. of Krookiyn, is the
guest of Mr 11de Mrs. Samuel W. Mc-
Cowan
'A valuable lrish terrier, which was
imported by Mrs. Little. was killed
yesterday.
The Mavilowora will have on their
opponents Saturday the West Ends, of
Bridgeport -
Miss Grace Finnegan, of New York.
is the guest of Miss Nellie Ciune, of
Holden avenue.
Tuesday a large tree felt in Cran~
bruy, and killed a seven hundred pound
pig belonging to Herman Schmidt.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Castle and
wife, of New York are stopping at the
Havlland House for a few days.
“-
W. S. Sturtovant gave an exhibition
of fireworks in front of his store. in
North Main street last night.
Wesley Mead and John Brown. Nor-
walk plumbers received a severe shock
while work in on a roof in Albany. N.
Y. today.
Miss Florence Benedict, of West aye—
111111, secured enough hall stones, Tues-
day afternoon to freeze it largo quan-
tity of ice cream.
Mrs. George W. Bradley gave a re—
last night, in honor of Miss
Eleanor Morchouao. of li‘alrileld. There
was 11 play and music and refreshments.
There will be a family reunion at
the residence of William Kolsler in
Prospect street today. A genuine old-
fashloned lthodo island Clambake. will
be served.
R. J. Stark and wife, of New York.
have arrived in South Norwalk. to rc~
main the rest of the summer. They
have taken rooms at the iiuvlland
House.
The trains were all crowded yester-
day with people coming in town or
going out of town to spond thc Fourth.
Most of the trains were several min~
utos late.
Miss Fllzabeth Newcomb. of Whit
ncy‘s Point N. Y, and Miss Frances
l1‘11llon.of Plormont. N. Lure guests
of Mon. and Mrs. lolm S. 'Scymour. of
East ave-111m.
Mr. and Mrs. Aline Seidlinger are in
Boulh Norwalk for the summer. Mr.
Seidlinger was foreman for llm Berlin
liridgc f‘ompnny. in building the addi-
tion to the Norwnlk iron Works.
H. Krlcger‘s big display windows
present a very attractlvr1 nppcaranm‘»
for Fourth of July. The national col-
ors are (‘\’(‘l‘)‘ where in evidence. They
speak well for the artist who did the
work.
The executive. committee of the
250th anniversary celebration were to
have met with the. chairmen of the
other committees in the Norwalk Club
last night. but noly four were present.
and they adjourned to next Monday.
The monthly meeting of George Faul-
haubcr Lodge. I). O. H.. which was to
have been held this evening. has been
postponed for one week. when dual or-
rangcmcnts for the entertainment of
delegates to the convention to be held
August 6. will he made.
Th0 little daughter of Philip Cuneo.
in Railroad {\vcnuc. met with a very
painful accident, last evening. She
was playing on the sidewalk with a
number of other childrrn. when one of
them run into her. knocking her down
She fell face downward 011 the hard
pavcmcnl and knocked two teeth out.
The colonial express. which is due
at South Norwalk at 3:2l p. m. was
about three hours late yesterday after-
noon. because of the tornado wreck
ago caused by the night before. The
colonial arrived a few minutes past 0.
There was one lady passenger for the
Berkshires and she was obliged to
spend the night in Smith Norwalk. as
the last train for the day for the place
for which she was bound had left.
The rain which had fallen during the
afternoon let up about (3:30 inst even-
iniz. and Young America was imme~
diately in evidence. The votr1 of the
city fathers allowed the explosion of
fireworks from sunset last evening and
before that time the boys had started
in to shoot their firecrackers. By sun-
down there was a continuous racket in
the central portion of the city. and the
boys were enjoying themselves grout-
ly. By ii o'clock the noise was great
ly quieted.
The .l. C. Wilson it Co's firm is con-
fining its display of fancy colors this
fall. to Malay. a seal brown. and a
lighter shade called nut brown. The
brlms of the full black will be matric-
ml, and will exemplify all the excel-
loneo of that uystom of manufacture.
The but in union made. Articles of as-
soolntion of the Otto Barthel Com-
pany, of South Norwalk. have been ill.
ed with the secretary of state. The
corporation is orsgnlzod to manufac-
ture and deal in hate and hallmaterial.
“ The capital stock is 360.000. The sub-
acribers are Otto Barthol. Edward W.
Beard and William Moran.~Amerlcan
Hatter. ‘
"Human beings are curious crca
lures.” said Mr. Sirius Barker. in his
habitual crusty tone. "I can't under»
stand their ideas of hill) ideas."
“You don't try to mingle in the
amusements of your fellowmen,” I
“Not very much. But I attended
several social functions. And in that
I gained the information that the only
way people can: be happy is to as
e
they can't be comfombio'."
but on Our barguu table. It's 150 per garme'ut now.
34 to 44.
Boys' Crush Suits, 8 to 15, special at 3911.
YACHTSMEN, we are headquarters for Yatch Caps.»
:1 50. ‘ 1
A good traveling companion in the shape of 11 Salt. Obs
$1.00. Better ones up to 36. 50.
Men' 11 Bathing Suits, 761.1 to $3.50.
Boya' Bathing Suits, nplece, 750.
EVERYTHING COOLING:
Straw Hats.
Negligeo Shirts.
Flannel and Serge Suits.
'd.
I.
1
Light weight Suspenders. 1
Low Collars.
ice Wa'tor.
WILLIS H Shannon.
CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER. .
48 and 50 WALL 8T.,' NORWALK. "
1
WW’LW
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PEANUT BUTTER—Just got in 11 than cold ones? A cup 01'! a,
new stock. We can supply you in any- '
quantity from 50 Worth up.
BASKETS—Market baskets. small,
and medium. A new stock, from 81: to
250. Picnic parties take notice.
LIME JUICE—Buy a bottle for sum
mer drink. the bottle.
GINGER ALE—i have several bar-
rels of bottle. Ginger Ale which I am
going to sell. Sonic at less than first
cost. because I haven’t the trade for
it; 51: bottle and all one or a dozen.
LEMONS~Fine large and juicy.
Cheap this time of year at 20c doz.
K0 TEAS~Dld you know that it is
a fact that but (not warm) drinks.
cool a person off on a hot day better
Lorenzo Dibble.
Do Not Despair
of getting your eyes comfortably fitted
b’ecause others have failed to give re-
1 of.
We have the best arranged and best
equipped optical room in the N011-
walka, and Guarantee our work.
EXAMINATION FREE!
0. B. JACKSON,
Graduate Optician,
68 Wall St" Norwalk.Ct.
title in; three sorts.
Collections are slow thes .
Bear the grocery man in mind and
turn his favors by paying as prom
possible How many of those .
nuents are ready to go Withtiut an
notion they fancy in order to pay
honest debt? Too few. Jt is a upset.
of cruelty to keep a trédesnia‘n wai
ing an unreasonable time.
All honor to the man who buys 11‘
debt and pays promptly. He has
own respect, and the confidence}:
respect of his feilowmen.
price;
HAZLETON, CROSS CREEK, BlG VElN
COAL
Delivered 111 your cellar at
u a
$5. 75’
No. 2 Nut 54 50
The coal will be carefully screened and deliver 'dby
fulddriiretrs. Hickory. Oak, Pine and Chestnut Woulli
an sp 1 , . '1? '
RfiYMOND B
Telephone Call 97-2.
131111 110111 Fish, Lobsters, Soil
and Clams to doll. for iomorrow’ s
R J. CUTBILL co.
Washington street. Next to .1. 1-1.de ‘ ,
ROTON'POI'
Announcement 12111101111111.
Commencing Monday, July Isl, '
Purisholl’s Famous Bud
Concerts Every Afternoon and Evening
DANCING DAILY . 1‘
FINE RESTAURANT. SHORE DINNERS Il‘ ‘SF
BOMEWHAT DIFFERENT.
Judges-Did i understand you to say
that you consider the character of the
defendant unlmlmachublo.
Witness-mm, your honor. I said 1
considered it unhieochable'.
' I out determined}
FINISHING TOUCHEB. ' have to pay him {125.
¥ogaiwgmyour paw house yfiu‘lfilétezijt; b l 11“" 3 rich uul‘te right a
0.... on. uhoycreuwh
haven’t disapproved of it yet. [11' lm ”Mir
iNM‘R UCTIVE GTOKY,
Clifford was oxtrduicly ll"
day "i‘
I have offered him how
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