PERSPIRAWION
[oucrs‘iheitcmueratum oi the
body—«reduces that warm feel-
ing. 2
GOLD DRINKS
Start perspiration. consequently
are a direct means of getting
one cool.
Sanitary reasons demand ”pure"
drinko and “pure” tees and
creams. That's where we come
in (on the purity.)
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illiiWi NEWS NOTES.
I ,Davls & Son have. reduced chli
rcu ’u wash suite.
W. A. Benedict is still booming his
flannel units for summer.
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The Fox Cycle company is agent for
H. W. Johns liquid paints.
Anthony Steigerwald. of Norwalk.
will spend Sunday in Stamford.
Mr. and Mrs. Addison Brown. of
lirooklyn, are visiting in Norwalk.
l)oc,kc_r claims that he can coll you
tlrsi clasp wall paper cheaper than any
other dealer.
if you intend intake a summor tour.
road the ad of The New York t‘ontrai
in today‘s issue.
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Mrs. Ingersoll, of (lionhrook. has: re»
turned home from t-vislt with Mrs. J.
.l. Scolield, of Bolder) avenue.
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«Buy ol‘ the maker. Birge‘u hairy.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarice thcler. of
Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs. 61. A.
li‘rankc. of Enreiey avenue. Mrs.
Wheeler is a niece of Mrs. Frankc.
“J..—
Itov. i". A. Scolloit]. of Moridcn. l'or-
inorly pastor at the Sotond Methodist
(‘iuirch, was calling on friends hero
yesterday.
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The case of Mrs. Weeks. who was
arrested last week. to} taking'i flowers
from the‘Center School! mounds. was
continued for four weeks this morning.
as Judge Lockwood. who tried the casc
last week. is out ot‘ town.
li‘rcdcrick Wiiiio pussod through ht‘ri'
1his‘morning, on routo from Now York
to Boston. bout on rooord lu'cukiuu. II
was so stormy that l'}. W. Lookmim‘.
did not pick him up for pin-o. llo rod.
:1 Thomas luotor oyclo.
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mStruw Alpinos. U‘ilrion.
Robert Nixon. it Waterbury
man. was urrostod ycstoi'day in Now
Haven, on tho (:hlu‘uc of having: on
ticcd Madge lioan; ugod sownioon
away from Waterbury about April i
lie was lm'kcd up uudor $l.ouu bonds:
youuu
Whilo boing cxnminod in tho polio:
oilicc, ho hroko down and cru'd. lic i
said to huro a \viro in \Vntorbur)‘ HI
was kopt for -tho \Vutol'but'y anihori
tics.
Motllmlist Episcopal i‘hurch. lloV
.lo.;cph l.. illu-rnsoy, pador 4mi-
worship. Sunday. at ltlziili a lil. anc
7:30 p. m. Tho :lillllllll~'il'liliilll ot' Iht
sacrament of the Lord‘s Supper and
tho rocopt'on of now mcmbors will
take. Iiiiii't.‘ it the morning :ortu'o. in
tho cvcning tho pastor will prom-h op
l.it‘o's iicstlossncss. it is cxpoctod that
lilo choir will ho i'oinforco'i in tho cvv
n‘my. by two colobratod sinuors from
Now York city. Stranxors ttro iill'li
cd to all the sorviccs.
7A Full lino oi‘ Ladios' Vapor ('ur
not (lorors. Night III‘I‘SHI'U, Skirt 4, t'II'
at popular pricos. M. S. Smith a ("o
Visitors to New York yostcrduv so)
that the trip was mndo undcr tillilt‘lll
ties. A numbor wont down ' on thy
stouiuor liurlolu. and thc log was tlu'
thickoat it had boon in ill:lll\' months
Two mcn Woro stationcd in tho how o!
the boat as lookoute. and tho sicamoi
procut'dotl vory cautiously. stoppinu
l'icqucntly until nt'tni tho new light
house wnu ptlwsod. 'l‘hhi nocossarilx
made the boat late in reaching Now
Yolk. tilioitly alter noon it hogan to
rain-and ucvcrul mysongors did not
cure to return by tho boat. and Wont to
Grand (‘ontrul Slitatlon to got an ex
prose for tho South Norwulk. Tip
3: 30 I’lttsilcld train was boarded. tlu
llist atop uchcdulod bclng South Not
wakl. A stop was made every ton min
utou until ultor liloiroso was paouod
This was d u. to the overflow of the
sewer. At tlmou the wutor was neat ly
up to tho dome of tho cura. 'I‘hc tiraln
watt twonty- live. miuutoa into in arilv
ing horn
carnation,
3 MAIN STREET, NORWALK,
M WAOHINGTON 3T. 80. NORWALK
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You will iipd complete
OPTICAL DEPARTMENTS
it both of our lotores. witt. room on
petziuiiy titted up for that purpose.
Spotttaclou and eyeglasses: fitted by the
merit improved mothodu and sntlsfac
tloa guaranteed. It you are having
trouble with your oyeu. it, your glasses
do not suit you, it you are subject to
headaches: or "rare boon titted by an In«
competent optlclau call and use as.
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IXAH'NATIONS "Wt OF CHARGE
lil
It Will car you to read in. ad. oil
hvfiyatt today.
There is'nothiug you cannot find in ‘
the hairline” the Bridge b‘iuh market.
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There. are'm‘hny bargains In furni-
ture to be round at the atom oi W. S.
Sturtevant.
We... .,
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew .1. Iietts. of
Ohio, are guests of Allen Betta. ol‘ Now—
town avenue.
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-~Umbroilus. Mourning Bands. O'Brien
A large cruising cabin launch was
completed and delivered yesterday to
Lewis ll. Nash.
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John II'. Ferris has uomothing about
coal in his ad. today that will Interest
every liiuisekeeper.
w.-.
Mre. llurry Prltchurd and son.
Westport. are the guotitu of Miss
Dickson. of Norwalk.
Tho I). M. Read Company in iiilOW-
ing it iinc display of German linen
gingham. Read tho ad.
of
la rrlo
The ease of Frank Staples. arrested
July 4. for intoxication. was oailcd you-
tordny. and the $10 bond was forfeited.
haw—"u“
Tho Ilovfl'and Dry Gouda Company
has something to say today about
waists. skirts, underwear and hosiery.
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A party of roiatiwo are in New York.
seeing off Mr. and Mrs. James Mul-
colni Kendall, who sail (or Europc to-
day.
Mrs. T. F‘. ’aloh and son. Thomas.
of Naugntuck, woro ghosts ycstcrday. of
Mr. and Mrs. A. hoary. of Railroad uro-
nuc.
Thomas (‘ollitm of Danhury. who has
has been the gut” of his hrothor. A. .1.
Collins, wont to I'rovldcncc. lihodo ia-
iund. yesterday. __
Mm. .inmos li. Wilmot. of Spring
sil‘oot, roturlicd hmuo last night. from
it two Wooks' \iuit with hor sisior. Mrs
.liinltii-l N. St‘t‘it‘y. of Brooklyn.
Sturtcvant. Collins. Imilnioro and
Nash bare am'ced to close thcir placo
of buslnoss through the months of July
and August at 0 p. m.. ovory ovening
oxccpt Monday and Saturday.
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Rollo Black has been chosen a dolo—
zalc from the local I'nion to the ilur~
bors‘ tri-cnuial couvcntion which ho
ilt‘iil at Saginaw Michigan in Octohor.
(‘hurlou Elnhaidi. is the alicrnato.
'l‘ho ticutrul labor l'uion hold a rog—
nlar nicoting last night. in lllhorniaus'
Hall. in \‘i'ashiugtup stroet. Owingr to
the ruin-tho attondanco was small and
only routinc huslncss was transactod
('harlos iiuiulinrdt has boon clioscn a
dclegaio to tho (‘optral Labor l'niou
from tho liarbors' l'uion. to m-rvo for
six months. lio surrouls Anthony
Stcigci‘wi‘flrl.
Ilenruc M llclp'dict and family. of
iClm sir: oi. l't'llll'lli'tl this morning, from
a visit in Brooklyn. Tho rain Wits m
hoary that tho-y could not rrluru laai
niuht.
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.\'orwuili has boon
izl'adod in tho Nluwalk Strut-I lli‘lliill
mcnl. 'i'ho hill has boon l‘lll down sow
rrui illi'ili"~‘ but lho road in its pics
out condition is worso than hotoro.
TGJI u
ilonrr stroll
'i'ho ‘3 o‘clock truiu out of Now York
was dciai'cti {pity iin' iuiuuics in
l-‘ordhum. )‘i'>l\*i‘il;l1' :it'tornoou. by llll'
rain. which was ili'i‘i' tho st-ps~ of Ill”
cars Sovoral Norwalk p-opic worn on
tho train.
. Mt“ s and bms'
Olicstcr and I') .41w. 'Iiil Soiluk
\‘an liuion. llarrt ilouidiut .iud I"i~d
A, Lockwood arc in llauhur\'. this 'it’
tornoon. roprcwntiuu tho \‘orwalk
(loll (‘luh Atioi‘nor .l liohlcu iiurl
butt :u-i-oinuaniod ihc loam
Straws ()‘lirii u
i"t':inb
’l‘oduv iCthico Armstrong l'lklllllll‘tl
divorco proootdiuw :isztinst William
Armstronz She allouos «loncrliiiu and
non support. Aliornot lohu .l i‘uuco
is counscl for tho pinintlii' linih plain
tilt and doi‘cudzlul rcsido in South Nor
wulk.
(In complain of
Willa Howard pro
nrh-tnr of tho llavilnnd ilouso li‘rodor
ick (lothiaudt has lii‘l‘i'<li'<l hr t‘hioi‘
\'iilmor. this allot-noon and lockod up
lothrundt. who had a room in tho ho-
tol has boon drinkini: hoavilv lately
and makin': a nuisunco of liinisolf.
'i‘ho largo bill hoard in West il\‘t\liili'
noal' lho South Norwalk Moihodisi
i‘hurcll. which was partially wroohod
in ’l‘ucsduv niaht's blow hue boon ro
oulrcd bv lilll l‘ostor ll ll. linsuinu.
’l‘ho board in its dutnnuod condition
was liablo to full on passors by. as it
«worluing'iho sidowalk.
At tho Norwnlk Mothodist Episcopal
(‘hurch Runduv at 10:30 a. m. thoro
will ho Holy Communion; outn'tottc.
"O, Baviour of tho World." Sir John
i‘ouu- duct. ".lust an I Am." .I I‘-
Maruh; Mro. Rose and Mil-W Sianb
7'20 p. m. Thomo ol‘ oormon. "Tho
Place of Chrlut in Modern I’i'IIVI'I‘“"‘I”
mittrtottc. “Great God to Thou. My Ev-
cnlnu SIIIIQ'." urruiuzod t’rmn Wanner.
hv Schnockcr: Gloria I’utri, Davis: on
In. "Joana Lover of Mv Soul" 80h”-
hcrt. Mrs. Roan; ouartciic. “Nour tho
Shorc." Ravens. 1
BRITISH CRUISERR FOR GIBRAL-
TI‘ 9.
LONDON. .Iuiy il-~’l'iio I‘Irltlah cuttin-
crn Minerva and Hyacinth hailed from
Ilovonport for Gibraltar. thin ufior-
noon. with tho hole purpouo of primal:
the respective merlta of tho Bollovillo
rind Scotch lmiloru to a final docislve
toot. Tho Minerva hon Scotch hoilcru
and tho. Iiinclnih llil‘i Boilcviilo boil-
oro Both war rhino arc of almost tho
Nimc (opacity as thoy are sister shine
Members of the uovorumeut boiler
commission are on board each veuool
Speculation and rivalry nru itoon ro-
unrdinc tho roault Tho Minerva and
Hyacinth are to steam at sixteen knots
speed to Gibraltar, «cruise around in
those waters. clean their boilers and
Twice a year comes this
money saving possibilities.
quick and sure.
enough for every taste.
are the fabrics w pit
will be made up i
teen mailers.
Norwaik Store:
Masonic Building.
Men’s $23 to u Suits
to Order, $16.;
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Less than the cost of such Suits ready made.
partment~hundreds of men have been waiting to share its
clear from which we have been making Suite to measure at
$25.00 to $32.00 are priced to make their
Most of them are light shodeu.
right weights for wear all Summer, and there is variety
Cheviots, cassimeres. double and twist casslmeres—thcse
wear the best and look the best. They
ck Suite of the smartest cut. with the
tailoring and finishing that have won fame for our Tailor-
ing Department, and the price for each Suit will be Six-
Comstock Bros.
clearance in the Tailoring De‘
Thirty (styles. of Summer fab-
dir appearance
All are the
tin.
Scuth Norwaik Store:
14 South Main St.
then return home. The Hyacinth is
the favorite In the betting.
NOURISHING BREAD.
'i'w'o loan-s may look Illih‘t‘,
lhcrc thc rcscmhiance
culls. 'i‘lu' first. rich in valuahlc food clcmcnts. is palata—
hlc. hcalthiul and nourishing.
“Crockcr‘s Flour"
ginul lltitil'.
llh‘.
'l‘hc othor is filling. hut~—.
innitcs good hrcmi horausc it is
Ask your groccr for it. or tlrtlt‘r dircct from .
BUY OATS THAT‘S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Have you ever visited
If not, do so at once.
It costs yoa not/tint].
Jackson}
S tudm .’
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and you will see the Latest Productions
of the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
Our Platinums Last Forever.
IACKSON'S STUDIO
OPPOSITE H 0 TEL
53 WALL STREET. NORIVALK.
Goi
Also Spaiding.
Henley.
Bails.
WILLIAM
49 WALL STREET.
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Losses by Firei
When it can be done at
so small a (:05! why not
protect yourself l
52.10
you can Insure. Your Furni-
ture and Household Goods
in a Dwelllnp House for
three years against loss or
damage by Fire or Light-
ning la the amount of
$350.00
and In that proportion for
a larger sum.
For
Tayloriiiiolden,
Real Estate and
Insurance Agents.
7}! WA ' N070” STREET.
Scull) Worn/elk. ‘
B.G.I.
AGENCY.
Vardon. Mac Greger and Morristown Clubs,
coho. Musselburgh Siivcrtown, Practice and Re- made
Morristown Goll Clubs. $1.
P. BEERS,
NORWALK.
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FIRST VIEW OF A LIVE COW.
Th.- ‘Iillitilllizrlh‘ on a (‘onoy Island
litilim cat Vi'Ul‘i onti r-tninld thc other
day ill a small litIV who on this trip
“ill! b ho was in Iliill ' with his mothc‘l‘.
saw his [list lvc c;ow this animal
which lntorostcd him i:rcatly._being
toihorod in u \ucant lot and (pilotiy
urazinu.
"What‘u that uiothor ho asked.
suddonly. as from tho liyiug trolley
our his oyo toll on tho cow.
"Why. that's a cow," was the an-
lsWt‘i'.
‘ .\ ronl cow."
"(‘criuiniy."
"Looks just liliil tho picture. docsn't
it?
“You."
“illvo milk?"
"You."
“Looks stinu'illlilg liko a horse."
“You. utinicihinlz. "
"lint. it‘a got. longor hair. and no on.
with tho Wlluio oar trying hard not to
[much loud onoukh to disturb tho in-
quisitivo Hilliill boy's mother.
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said tho youngster.
DISADVANTAGE OF STRANGE SUR-
ROUNDINGS.
Mrn. lilngow-l‘ou are perfectly wol-
romo to nuolhcr plccc of cake. Willie.
but I am afraid it will make you nick.
Your inothcr told mo. particularly to
glvc you but one place.
Wiliio Silmsorr~'l’imt'u all very web.
but i don't know where the pantry iii
horo~l.osllo's Weekly.
ART IN THE PROPER DIRECTION.
Agont~i)on't you want an enlarged
photograph of yourself?
Stout Gent.iomnn-—-—Enlnl‘god? What
for?
Attentw’l‘hat'n so. But ‘say. let us
mako you one three sizes hmallen
A FORCIBLE ARGUMENT.
“Ilutry you make a lot of nuances
raiv than about my crlsu- erotic letters.”
“All right Marie; if. you write to me
for money whilg on are away. i prob,
only won t timing out in time to hand
it to you "
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(Continued from First. Page)
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meat. and delivered at headquarters in
the field by 10 ocloek. a to. Saturday.
Auguat 17.Men enlisted utter July 16
i may be borne on pay—roll for duty upon
Vcertificate of company commanders
.that they are properly drilled and in-
- atructed in the school of the soldier and
guard duty. Musicians may be what
ed to August 1. inclusive.
The comuiander-ln-chiet will review
the brigade on Friday. August 16. En—
campments of the Conneclout National
Guard being held by authority of law.
ovory oilicor and enlisted man is re—
uulrcd to bc present for duty unlosn
on us. d for imperative rcaaone Tho
hrigndlcr uonci r.i| will rcpoit to this
ollhc any mmmlaaioucd olllccr diluent.
with tho count» of absence.
in another ordcr, tho application of
Major laizirno .l. landington and fifty-
six otlur incmbora ot‘ the Second Coin»
|Il.llI_V (:ovornor's Horse ,lnard of Now
lluion to be organigctl no a troop of
cavalry h-i granted. and the company in
organized as 'l‘roop A. i‘avairy. C. N. G.
’l‘o Colonel Sucher of the Second Regi-
ment is entrusted the duty of enlist
lag the inch into the National Guard.
Major l.udlngton is directed to warn
the mcmbers ol’ the command who
signed the petition to the governor for
organization on cavalry, to assemble
and nominate a" Will“ a first lieuten-
ant and a second i utcnant. There are
no ordcrs directing the troop to en-
camp with the rent of the National
iuurd and the First (‘oinpany of this
city. which aloo pctltloncd tho gover-
_or to bccoinc rcgular cavalry organi-
‘Ation. does not got Its request. This
may be because thc Now liuvcn com-
pany was a littlo ahead oi the Hartford
company In pushing the inuttor or car-
alry in tho National Guard. it tho new
organization should be ordorod into
camp. it is understood that it will ho
quurtorod ncar tho och coast battery.
near where tho hatlory of light artil-
lcry was formerly located.
Anothor ordor. issucd from tho ad-
jntant goncrai's ofllco ycutcrday morn—
inir. roquiros ouch rcginiontal comman—
iicr to uomlnato on his staff a commis-
aary with the rank of first licutcnant.
’I‘hc rank of regimental quartormastcr
is raised from first liouionant to captain
from July 5. 15101. The now military
law's or cnactod by the lcneral Assem-
bly at the rccont session arc promul-
gatod.
GUILTY OF ASSAULT.
George Beck Pays $11.61 Into the Trea-
sury of the Town Court.
’l‘horo was an intorostini: assault
cos-o in the South Norwnlk sido of tho
Town (‘ourt bctoro .Iuduo Josoph it.
Taylor. this morning. iloorgo iiock
was arrostcd on complain of Mrs. Liz-
zic iiummcrinann and son Christian.
who t'iillnll‘ii that tiu'y Wot-o :issaultod
by lloi-lt, 'l'llc laitt'r was linod $3 and
costs, amounting to Sliiil in all. Mrs.
lluinmcrniann claims that hor boy no
:urod iloclt oi' sir-211111;: an :lllilltil‘ and
sail from his boat. w‘lw-rvuuon lit-ck
strut k him. 'l‘hc umthor. who was ill
thc window. saw hor iifl'spi'in: iii-int:
tlitiilillli‘ll. Silo rushod to tho yard.
lock thou turuod on hor and struck
hor sororal limos. Mr. iiock says that
ho hoard (‘hristinu was tollinit around
that ho was a sail Hurt. and ho askod
iho boy if it was iruo what pi‘uplo
said llt‘ hall boon sayiuu. l-‘or :iusw't'r
ho said thc boy strip 1. him. and thou
Mrs. liumniornuinn Hi>tl appourod and
strut-k him scwrnl limos. ilo only
dct‘ondorl bimsoit‘ from tho our'iauuht
oi blows Attornoy John J. (‘uuco ape
pound for tho dvi'oudaut. .luduo 'i‘ait
lor l't'iil‘illlillltli'ii .\lrs. Rummormanu
and said that it‘ sht' was mix-id up in
an atl'air of this naluro again ho would
not only iuposo a l’tuo. but ho would
any hor a jail st-ntont-c
CAPITA L OF $25,000,000.
Organizatio nol the Pacific Packing
And Navigation Company.
NEW YORK. July it "Tho first of
tho announcouu-nt in counottion with
tho organization of tho l’acilic l‘acltiu':
41’: Navigation i‘ompulll‘. othorwisc
known as tho Salmon (‘nnnoriorz (‘on
solidation has inst lli‘t'li mado at tho
oliicc of tho oruutiizors. it was until-
oritrttiroly statod that tho papors in
new company will ho im-orporatcd up
dcr Now .lorsoy laws. probably on
Monday or ’l‘uosd' y of port w'ook. in
corporation papcrs arc now holm: pro
parcd.
Tho now company will havo an nuth‘
Ol‘izod capitalization of SLfillooouo, half
prol‘orrod and hail common stock. with
an author-laud bond issue of stooouoo.
Tho total numbor of concerns ropro.»
ucutod will bo about thirtv.
Among tho most important compair
ios ontorinu tho new consolidation arc
tho following: Pacific American Fish
orios Company. Pacific Steam Whaliut:
(‘ompony Arctic Oil Works. Fair llav
on (Tanning Company. Ainsworth &
Dunn, Scuttle, Quudra Packing (loin-
puny. Alaska. icy Strut r’acklntz (lonr
puny. Alaska. Mouton l’uckiuu 1d li‘luh
int: Company, Alaska. Thinkut Puck-
lni: Company. Alaska. (Zhuthnm Strait
Packing Company.
Packing Company. Alaska. Wostorn
F‘lshcrios Company. Alaska Alaska
I‘ ilillOlit‘S PI king Company Alaska.
GAMES TE HUDDERSFIELD.
liiiiillllitSli‘lIvlill). Eng” July ti--~A
grout crowd witnousod tho amateur
championahlp games hcrothla after-
noon.
'l‘ho ilrut event. putting the weight.
foil to C. W. 'I‘. Coo. of the University
or Pennsylvania, with a put. of in toot,
til/3 lnehoa; Jewott. of lieckmonwlnko.
England. was second.
A. F‘. Dally. oi (loorgctown Iinlver
ally. won the illiwurdu dash by three
yards. Time. .10 soconru.
in tho lili)>yttrd hurdle race. A. C.
Kraenzioln. of the Chicago Athletic
(Hub, won; Tral‘l’ord, of Birmingham.
was accond. Time 15 3-5 seconds.
REIF‘F RIDES TWO WINNERS.
LONDON. July iiwAilyur (1.. Iteill'i
won tho Park Welter pinto of 100 sov-
orolzno for three-year-oidu and up-
wardo, distance one miles and a quar-
tor. at the Alexandra Pork iuly meet
but today. ’«Blhola (J. Reid) was see
and. [if
Rich 0 Ctokor n illatlwln (L. until)
.won the Oakley plate at 500 sororelgnu
tor t o-‘y mm: at live turtonua.
tho doni had boon siuuod and that tho
Alaska. Cliiikoot
liavc taken a number at brokcndots of 250 Undorwieari
put on our bargau table. It's 150 per garment now. All chem, '
34 to 44. '
Boys' Crash Suits, 8 to 15, special at 69c.
YACII'I‘SMEN, we are headquarters tor Yntch Capo. 48cm
$1.05.
A good ti avellng companion in the shape of 8. Suit Case, tor
‘ at $1. 50. Boltci open up to $0. 50. .
Men's Bathing Suits. 711cm $3.50. y .~' ‘E ,1
: Boyu' Bathing Sultu, '.:~picce, The. MT 7 Elli.I
ii EVERYTHING comma: by ‘3 It};
i Straw llute. _ J "a t I 3..
ii Negligee Shirts. K: I i W. I”; '1
ix. Flannel and Serge Suits. ' .. . 3 i T" ' ‘
7 Light weight Suspenders. : '_ 35 ' i.
.‘ Low Collars. “‘" [fiyfl "0
Ice Water; 1 I’ WW I
1 WILLIS H. SELLECK.
g CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER, . .
N- / 4a and so WALL 8T.,' N'ORWALKH
Open Monday, Friday and Saturday evenings.
‘i7r7r71'7r7r7r7r7r7r7r7r7r7r7r7r7r7r7t7r7th .3
ALE, AT 5c BOTTLE.
Various Brands. some of which are selling; .
to day in town at 100 bottle. 1 have no;
trade for it and am bound to be rid of it;
Lorenzo Dibble.
Do Nothespair
of getting your eyes comfortably lltteu
because others have failed to give re-
lief.
We have the best arranged and host
equipped optical room in the Nor-
walks, and Guarantee our work.
EXAMINATION FREE!
0. B. J RCKSON,
Graduate Optician,
58 Wall St" Norwalk. Ct.
HAZLETONJTCROSS CREEK. BIG VEIN
COAL
Delivered in your cellar at
to (A H H
No.2 Nut
. The coal will be carelully screened and delivered by eare‘
iul drivers. Hickory. Oak. Pine and Chestnut Wood “We
and split. '
RAYMOND B
THE BRIDGE FISH
Telephone Call 97-2.
EVERYTHING IN FISH. toaster.
CRABS. CLAMS, ETC. ‘
R. J. CUTBILL co.
Washington flueet Next w J. [1. Faml'fl an“ a
Announcement Exiraordinaru.
Commencing Monday, July Isl.
Purishoil’s Famous Band
Concerts Every Afternoon and Evening.
DANCING DAILY.
FINE RESTHURANT. SHORE DINNERS I spit
ereaue‘om Ln?“ TOTNEW cAN- WW “A LITTLE MIXED; ‘*
"My dear. 1 notice that Ma , .
coming over to this country '
musicians for a concert tour}
‘Ahd who is Muacagul‘i ll”
the composer who wrote ' ,
Ituoticana?’ " ‘ ‘
"to that his humor Ma 11/
Ithohatit it with Meatball?
The launch owned and named ul’tor
Itlch Ilrothoru the popular catereru in
busy those days. Captain “lilliy” Ack
er says he intends to titurt a regular
line to New Canaan next week, but
does not. new whotiiur be human to
go overland or through tho alrwtitonr'
lord Telegram. '
Norwalk Chronicler