Phone 139%.
PERSBIRATION
Lowers the temperature of the
body-wroduces :tiiut warm fool.
Ingr . 5f“. . ‘
COLD DRINKS
start perspiration. consequently
are a direct "means of putting
one cool.
Sanitary reasons demand “pure"
drinks and "pure” icon and
cronmn. 'l‘lint'u whcro wo conic
in ton the purity.)
51 Washington Street.
.llllil NIWS' NllIES.
iii'. and Mrs. W. H. Baldwin start to
day for a trip to Buffalo.
ltcv W. W Ilunlnii lilt‘tl(llt'tl at
tho iiciic Isianrtll sorvltc ycsicrduy at
It Intiou
._....___..... . . _
Miss Emma II .Siiiitli has goiio to
Hpringiiold, Mass, whcrc shc will
upclttl thcsummor.
Edgar l-loyt is spending a tow days
in town. He is taking a short outing
liom tho Odd li‘ollows’ tlonic.
Miss Nina iicwis. of Norwalk. was
thc guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ilcorgc Ilcu-
Hill, of St‘iutliport. Sunday.
Miss Mary Ii‘. l‘llllt'lllllgs, ol‘ liay
idi'cct. Is spending ii t‘ow wocks with
his sistcr, Mrs. 'l‘hadcus Hoyt, at liar»
lcii.
. The Wee Burn (lolt’ toain playcd a
match with the lli-ooiilawn (‘ountry
t‘itib Team, of Bridgeport. at Norotoii,
Saturday.
People who thought they saw hodios
floating in tho. water oil‘ Rotoii i’oliit.
last week. probably mistook a school
of poi‘poisos for dead pcrsoiis.
Tho local iiiiiii~carricrs liiivi- iidoptcd
tho nhirtwaist nttirc; that is. thcy
have discardcd coats. sonic ot‘ iiiciii.
and now mtllit.‘ dclii'crios minus that
article of apparel.
ii‘rionds of W. W. liloom. of Siam
ford, formorly of Norwalk. who wont
to Colorado a low chks ago in scarcli
ot‘ hoalth, will ho. plcuscd to loaru that
ho is mitt'll imprm'cd.
liihcrt Oivcn, oi Ilarion. has liccil
unfit-ring for tho oust i'our wochs from
a collar honc. lirokcn in two plat-cs by
n lioad-on hicyclc collision at tho
foot of t‘lut'k'r. liill, Stamford.
(loi'crnor Mclanu is in ("nuadu for a
month‘s stay. and thc Norwullors art
crowing iii l‘.\'lllilll)l pridu oycr tho fact
that in tlic intcriiu lacutcuaut (lovcr
uor Koclcr is KUVt‘I'Iim‘x Now ll:l\'t‘ll
Palladium.
A unknown woman was struck and
klllcd by n Nauizatuch diyision train
in Watcrhury Saturday. Shc war
walking on tho truck and did not hour
lllt' whistlo. 'I‘lic hody was that ol. an
l-ldcry woman and was wcll tll‘t’ih‘l'tl.
’I‘hi- Stamford (lhosts‘ :wcolitl trollci
ridc will start from tho 'l'ouii llall
Stamford. and go to Itotou Point. on
'I‘liiirsdtiy t‘\'i‘llllit’.. 'l‘lic tlliosts hayc
clitil‘torod cars ()ll hotli tlic Stamford
and Nnrwalk limos for llit'li‘ Ilht’ that
croniiiir.
A lllll'Il lit-lttlltflilLf tn Solomon (‘
Smith. at Long itidizo, was struck lo
lightning: :iiid hurncd to thc ground in
the storm Friday. About scycii tour»
ol‘ old liiiy worc storcd in tho hui'u.
'l‘lic huildliit: was uoar tho housc in
which Mr. Smith livcs. 'I‘lic hourc wu:
saycd by a htichct liripzndc which tlic
iiciulihors i'oriiicd and fought tlic .uw-
:iticcossi‘iilly.
A drum corps on routc to llridccpnrt
from Standard, via troiicy. disluu'scd
music all tho way from Norwulh to
Westport. last night. on tho ltl'Ilti trip
Among thoso on tho trip was John W
Wood. tho cant sidc hutchcr, and it it-
said Mr. Wood mot all tlic oxpcnscs of
thc mush-lain: to \Vostport. lust for illt
iilcasuro of iicariiig tlioni lilt‘y.«v\\'oi«'i—
portcr- Hcrald.
,._,..__._d I
Ii‘.M .llainumau of tho I‘liiiadciphii
Adrcrtlslng and Publishing (‘onipi'iuy
was in Stamford. last wocli. llainpuiun
ntnrtcd from Now York in loiiinauy
with it. lo‘rank Mciiuniols on last 'l‘ucs
day. 'l‘licy rodc tliolr Wlit't‘lH to
Iirldgoport. (in tho Way back to Htaui
lord. Mcllunlolu dropocd out at liar
icn. Mci'iuiiicln was potting into trod
bio. nil tho. way from Now York to
Bridgoport. llainpuian said that Mo
Ihiiiiols run ovor tour dons. killcd
tlirco chickens, broko bin ivlioci sovcr»
at tim(.u'=.‘ttiiti was thrown oncc.
tritium “an,
3 MAIN urn-am, NORWALK,
or WASHINGTON ST. 30. NORWALK
You will IlIlti comploic
OPTICAL DEPARTMENTS
at both of our stores. with room as-
peclaliy titted up for that purpose.
fipcotnclon and cyoginnuoe titted by the
mout improvoii mothoda and satisfac-
tion guaranteed. If you are having
trouble with your cyan, it your glasses
do notnuii you. if you are subject to
. headacnea or have been fitted by an in-
computent optlclan. call and see no.
I
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EXAMINATIONS FREE OF CHARGE.
, , . Boothe
moot tonight.
Louis St. John Kecier, 0! Norwalk. in
at the Buffalo Expedition.
George Cousins and Charles Cousins.
of Brooklyn. spent Sit ti
Miss Helen Audit,
has been the guest 1th , .
Mr and WF Buchwald. in West
Main stroct. l”
W .
A boy' :4 coal was lci‘t hanging on a
trcc at no the liciiiiody (tunids camp.
at i’liio Point on July lih, and was
tiirtiiol ovor to Professor I’t’ulil, at the
pop corn stand.
Morris Stiill. of Main strcot, and MIBH
Jonnic itosciiiiuiiin. dniiuhtcr ot’ licnry
Itosciihauiii. oi’ ly’ntcrson, N. .l.. for-
nicrly of Norwnllt. will hc niarricd in
New York. July 26.
’l‘hcrc arc no ncw dcyclopmcnis in
thclihlc-Taylor tight. or. Mrs. iiiilc has
ton days to unswcr tlic hill put in by
Mr. Taylor. Mrs. lihlo clninicd that
the two wocks' old ducks klllcd two of
her trocs.
’I‘lic tlranitcvillc Sunday School will
hold a i-ipc(inl tcachcis mcctinix. at
Mis Wciscits dd 'i‘-ayloi nvcnno. at
il:.‘ltl prompt. on chuosdity night.
'l‘liorc will ho, business of iiiipirliiiico
to transact.
Elb‘crt S. Adams. chairman of thc
collation coiiiniittco of tho Zfilltli' anni-
vcrsiiry cclchratlon, liar: cailcd ti nicot-
in}: for this cvcuing, in thc Norwalk
('lub. ’i‘liis coniniittoc must. liaiidlc tin»
Iccdliig of tlic ghosts.
Harry (I. (“oiiistol-lt. ol‘ Norwalk .i~
iii llul‘iulo, whcro ho has gono to rcp-
l't‘St'lll tho I‘nliitcrs' Magaziiic. of Now
York. at thi- conrciitloii ot' llic Mustor
l’aiiitcrs of tho iliiitcd Stall-s. which
is llcllii: hold tlici'c. and at Niagara
Falls.
'l‘lio Woman's il‘orcigii Missioiiai'y‘rlo»
cicty of tho Ii‘ii'si Mcllioiiist (‘liurclr
will hold its monthly nioctiui: in tlic
Sunday school room. this owning. at
7:45 o'clock. Mrs, W. W. ’1‘. Duncan
prosldcnt of tho socioly. will prcsidc
Mrs. iir. (:ouid. modicai missionary
latcly rcturncd from India. will addrcsr
tlio inocting.
A goiitlcman nnnicd Evans. rrsidinr
in North Wilton was out driyiir: ii
Silvcruiiuc. yostcrday. whcu thc lltll‘St‘t
llt‘ttllllt‘ triuhtcuod. and thri w ilic sir
occupants~ of tlio wagon. Mr. lihaus, twi
iavlics and throw cliildrcii. out. 'i‘iici
t‘M'flIIi‘tl injury. 'l‘lic tcuui was cap
turcd about a iiiilc from tho sccuc ot‘
tlic :lt‘l‘itlclll, iii a Miiiicwhat .lilnpidiitmi
stair.
Lost .11in lst, a foam! Siolili tor
ricr. clippcd to shouldcrs ’I‘lic pcrsoii
rotui'iiiiii: lli‘l‘ to Suiiiucl Irciaiid. So
Norwalli, \‘iill lu' rcwurdcd.
i'ulciidur for thc
Mllhoilht Ilium-opal t‘liui‘cli;
wm-k of tho First
Monday
7t". p. Ill. inn-tint: of III c Woniaii‘:
l“till‘l,L’.lI .\llh.\liillill) Holllty,‘ 'l‘ucsday
7’11? p “1.. «in» incotinu. Swill ltoui
inctoii. lc:tiicl‘; \‘\'oduo<d.i.\'. :l p. in
monthly ltilHlIIl‘:~H lllt‘t'lllllf. of tho I..i1l
iv» .r\id Smitty. 'l‘liursday. TIT. p. iii
iuixinycili lli’u)'t'l' uicitiuu “I \ Joint-
and u'oi'lors, oi llclh: I.~l.'iiid. will h
prcscnt.
’i‘lic lil‘ri‘hi of a iiunihcr of youiir
prizc tinlitcrs. at Ilrcciiwicli. and tin
l'acl tliui lliiii‘ lliIllil» wow :it tint
lil‘utd as hiuh us $l ooo. would tcnd It
show that popular scutiuicul :iuionr
plow-I'llitii‘r- and hail oiliccrs, down that
way. is not ill iuwr of allowing: .‘illiit
laws to lit‘ crnckcd. iiiucli loss lil‘tilii‘l'
to rillllli'd'l‘t‘lh (illiclals in Ncw llrit
till. Mcridcu and \'\'utcrhury may takc
ili‘lil'i'. .\n- ouia i‘l'llllllt l.
'l‘lic first of tho “llllllllt‘i‘ Sunday or
i‘lliliL! scriiccs ‘\ll.~ hcld la.~t uiizht u'
tlic Ii‘ii'st Alt‘llliullfl (‘liui'l-li. commcuc
iiiu at 7 o'clock and lio~iiiu proiuptli
at it o'clock. 'l‘lu- scriicc tlirouuliou
“as soil-ilcd :uul iutci‘mtiuu. Nor
Sunday lilL’llI thc llll'lllt‘ \\lll ho lip
Hospcl iii Iii-cal l.l\t“~ ’l‘lic paxtm
will "It“ llyc lilllllllt' tall.“ I'll \\'.i«h
iiiuloii. Ullt't'll \‘icioriu :iud l.iiuo'u
with iippiopriatc music ivy tiic t‘lltiil
and i'onzri-iiat ioiiiil iii ions
'i'iic l':I.ii-.\utcricau I‘Iypouitiou i~~ now
fully couippod to outcrtaiu siulitm-crs
with a tiiiislitd. iiisli‘uctiyc show. and
partics arc hciui: oruuuiycd to attritd
it; iiouc, luiiyi \‘t‘l‘, hcttor than Ihost; of
“Hip liccrcatlon 'l‘ourid (‘ouipaiiy il‘ull
particulars of tho ilil‘l'crciit plans by
gt'llllltl a copy of 'I'lic Now England
'l‘ourist at tho oIIlcc of (l, W. Ilurriu
uncut. who can l‘urnlsli tlcltcts for thc
Exposition. lll\t) for tours to (‘atsk-lll
lillit li Island. and Whitc Mountains. to
which placos ilicy conduct rcizular
tours.
.loiiii S, Soynioui' cuicrtaiucd n
at l’iiic Lodgc. yostordiiy attor-
Houic oi“ tlio party \vislicd to go
swiiiiniinu and sonic sailing. Mr. Scy-
uiour was among tlio lnttcr, and attlr~
cd in whitc ducks ninl wlilto Slippcrs.
ho startcd In tho diiilicv with his son
Iliirold and tliarlos Illll. thii tlicy
rcachcd tho litit’li Mr. Hcymour carc-
iully got up in tho stci‘iiiii of tho dlultcy
to avoid wottiin: his foot. and in so
doing lost his hiilauco. and foil ovci-~
hoard. Ilo Was rcscucd without. dilll-
culty.
lion.
party
Iiooll,
'i'lic stonincr iiurlcui llltitlt‘ a trip to
l’lcnsurc Iioiicli. Ilrlduoport, ycstcrduy
alti-rnoun. and ciirrlod a largo iiunibor
of llllt-‘HIIIKI‘I'H, 'l‘lic tlinc wau pusscil
iicliizlilfully. at this popular rcsort. a
lino com-crt hcliig uivcn in tho attor-
noon in tho Illltlll.t)l'llllll. chl Sunday
tho (".‘il'lll‘tilttli will ho to North llclicli.
iiiidcr tlic auspiccs ol‘ I‘loiioor liook iiuil
laiddcr (Hunpnny. ’I‘lto Iinrlcm will
it iivc South Norwalk at it) o'clock. and
rrturniiu; lcnvc tlic lioiicli lit 4 o'clock.
.Iuduc lcnrirc W. Witoclcr has din
uolvcd an initiiictlou iirityod out by
Richard Wilmot. against Mi'n. t‘iliuliiiorn
Hanurco. both mount-r rcaidciih of
Sound Iloitclu lrooiiwlcli. rcstruinlug
Mrs. Saiim‘oc from crcctlnu u “lodno,”
or u ”ntablc." as tho plalnlli‘l toriitod
it. in tlic Iiout portion of Mrn. San.
prco'u promisos. 'i‘lio plaintiff hold
that tho “ntltlilo” on tho roadside
would dnmagc his property. Tito do-
ionso hold that the front is the prop
or location for it “lodge."
agreed with the defence.
b
The court
Twice a year comes this
money saving possibilities.
quick and sure.
enough for every taste.
tailoring and finishing that
teen Dollars.
Norwalk
Masonic Building.
Store:
Men’s $23 to $2“
to Order. $16.:
*fl.~_m. . M"- m... .,_,.w ..
Less than the cost of such Suits ready made.
par~iment-hundreds of men have been waiting to share Its
rice from which we have been making Suits to measure at
$25.00 to $32.00 are priced to make their
Most of them are light shades.
right weights for wear all Summer. and there is
Cheviots, cassimcres. double and twist cassimercs—theso
are the fabrics which wear the best and look the best. They
will be made up in ca ck Suits of the smartest cut, with the
ing Department, and the price for each Suit will be Six-
Comstoek Bros.
.
clearance In the Tailoring De-
Thirtystyies of Summer fab»
disappearance
All are the
variety
limit
have won fame for our Tailor-
Scutli Norwalk Store:
14 South Main St.
NOURISHING BREAD.
'i‘wo loriycs may
culls. 'l'lic um.
lill',
“Crockcr‘s Flour“
gtiiitl lliilii'.
IIS.
look :ilikc.
ricli ill yalttahlc iooll clciiicui».
licaltliiul and nourishing.
lil.‘ll\t~‘
tlici'c tlic l'i‘N'lillllilllt‘O
is palata-
'l‘lic otlicr is iiiliug. liiitw.
it
Igood hrcad lici‘aiisc is
.\~.l\‘ your gr‘in'cr for it. or tll'tlt'l' Illl‘t‘ct ii‘l‘flll
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Hm you ever visited Ja Gks 012’s
Studio .7
If not, do so at once.
It costs you nothing.
and you will see the Latest Productions
of the PHOTOGRAPHIC ARI
Our Platinums Last Forever.
IACKSON'S STUDIO.
OPPOSITE H0 TH.
33 WALI. STREET. NORWALK.
Gol
B. G. 1.
AGENCY.
Also Spalding. Vardon. Mac Grcger and Morristown Clubs,
Henley. Ocobo. Musselburgh. Silvcrtown.
Morristown Golf Clubs. $i.
Balls.
WILLIAM
49 WAI L SIRLFT
Practice and Re-madc
P. BEERS,
NORWALK
Losses by Fire!
When It can be done at
so small a cost why not
protect yourself?
$2.10
you can Insure Your Furni-
ture and Household Goods
In a Dwelling House for
three years against loss or
damage by Flra or Light-
nlng to the amount of
$350.00
and ln/rhat proportion for
a larger sum.
For
Taylor ti Golden,
Real Estate and
Insurance Agents.
74 WASHING TON STREET?
South Norwalk. .
\
.._ u 4 y as.
Letter to .iamcs C. Crovve.
South Norwalk, Conn.
llcar Sir :llo you mix your
paints yct'.’ You can do hcttcr.
is hard to mix; rcouircs inucliliicry
Mixiut: liy hand ii; slow and uiisntis
factory work; and. In mixing load and
rim; you liuvc nothing to go by; both
bciui: whitc_ \ylicu arc thcy liiikcd‘.‘
Ale-o zinc should ho ground into lllt
loud; not simply llllM'tl in. but ground
in.
lliiy lil‘\'t)t‘ load and Zinc. It is tlu
I'iulit propoition and thoroughly
izi'ound ill Iiiisccd oil: iiotliini; ciao. llill
(tiltil' and drrcr
'l'hc colors arc uniform: rondy to dip
tho brush in, (‘ostn loss and wonrr
tulcc as loin: as shop nilxcd paint.
Yours truly.
l". W. lil‘lVUlG A (it).
I‘. S,” (ionistoch. Watkins & 'i’iow. E.
ii}. (lorhani and .l. ’l‘. l’rowitt sell ()lll
paint.
()WII
74““
THE TWENTY-FOURTH REUNION.
At‘tcr an lntorval of nomo yoarr
without a rouuion. tho moiiiborn of tlic
’i‘wcuty-t‘ourtli (3. V. liuvo docidcd to
mcct again on itcxt. ‘i‘liiirsdny. tho. an
iili'crsnry of the ontry of tho Union
troops into I’ort Hudson. The hand
ncss illlil‘illltz will ho hold at tho hood
quartcrs oi' Mausilold Post. (i. A. 11.. at
Middlotown. wiioro ll collation will hc
iichcd by tho ladicu of tho Woman's
Ill-Hot (‘orps. ll momlioru of tho nu-
uociation aro rctmcatml to notify tlic
iwcrotury. whouc nddrcsu In P. t). ilox
433, Now I-Iavcn. of thcir intention to
attend. The 'l‘wcniy-iourili had our
full company and uovornl individual
inoinbcru who wcro. rcsidouts ot
llrlducpcii't.
'l‘hv inodrlcli shows inivc. pttciicd
thcir tools In tho vacant. lot on the
north iddr of tlic South ‘Norwaik Motli~
odist Church. As usual. tho small boy
to vary much In ovidoncc about tho
grounds. The show gave a parade this
noon about the streets. and this year It
was tiireotlmeflln large as tumour-out
forth last summer.
' arc cxpcctcd home today.
iv
War-r. LO
Dr. Dick's medicine ( r435 ‘rneuma.
dam and malaria.
mmwi
Carl A. Harstrom has returned from
a trip to Buffalo.
Miss Sadie liull Is spending a week in
New York and New Jersey.
William A. Colcy of New York, is
spending a low (lays in Smith Not walk
'l‘hcro will ho a social at tho Wilton
{'Ullgl'figlltiulitil Church tomorrow cvcn—
mg.
l’ (‘ Lounahury Lodgc, N E 0.1’.,
will hold a icgulni mccting tomorrow
night.
Ward W. Smith. of tho Now York
Journal. is In South Norwalk for a few
days.
Miss lx’ailicrine ()‘(iunnclh
strcct. is ,cntcrtalnlng
llanbury.
of Union
iricnds ironi
Miss tlussic Vclsor. of Woodward
ovcnuc. is cntortaiiiini: rclativcs from
Now Jcrsoy.
’I‘hc Arion Singing Socicty will hold
its rcgulai' monthly niocliiig tonight, at
Arion Itall.
Miss (lracc llnrnuni. of Now York. is
a aucst oI' licr sistcr. Mrs. C. A. ’i‘uckcr.
of Main stroct.
Miss Ilcrtlia Iinird. of Ilctliol.
gllcst or Mr. and Mrs. (‘.
Main strcct.
is a
A. ’l‘uckor, of
W. S Htuitcvaiit has an inicrcstlng
ad, in today" s issuc. it will pay you to
look it own:
M r. and Mrs. Elliott .Ioiiou liavc tukcn
rooms at tho 'Iodd cottaizc. at Iioll lil—
laiid. i"oi tlicscnson.
Miss Ii.ll7.ahoih Iiocis. of llridichort,
is visiting Miss (irnco l’nlincr liuck-
hum. of Main strcct.
Miss Ilossic Sims. of High stroct. is
spciiding iicr vacation at tho l"nn~Am—
crrican liwpositlon.
Louis liconnrd and Wnltcr
I), Wont
lro ma trip
to Now Hampshire. '
.lohu t‘hamhcrs and family.
York. wcrc pucsts of llr.
ry I‘, Sliorcr. _\'c.~it(‘-l‘tltiy
lTiicas ’I‘rlhc, I 0 ll ‘il.
inciting Ioinoiiow night.
llall
of Now
amt Mrs. lion-
will hold a
in itod Mcn's
in \‘iasliiiimoii Flit‘il
'i'lic titt‘tlltiic coniuiittc of tho 2:10
aniiiycisaiy will hold a moo tint: in tlic
Norwalli (‘luh, this owning.
look up tho ud. uiidcr tho licading
of "Ilccl‘i-atloli 'l'oiirs." if you arc coir
tciupiatiiig going on a vacation.
\Ii'. and Mrs. (‘hnrlis Iloliiiosl. of
l“l‘ltllii‘llii llW‘lllll’. iirc spondiiig .‘l short
timo lil lliycr liciid. Long Island.
Tho ridyiwihility of putting singlo
tli‘.\l\'$i into mom i" of lllv ("‘Iiil‘l‘ School
is lit-int: tllscusrctl by tho comiiilttcc.
A liicmoi'ial
iilt’ll'illlil! in St,
It‘ailon.
scryicu was hold this
Mary‘s ("liurcli for John
\\ ho was Ill'tiWilt'tl last work.
'l‘lic individual comunion H’I'\'l('t' was
uscd In tho Norwalk t‘ongrcgatioiuil
('hurrli. ycstcrday. for tho first limo.
'l‘lio cxccutor of tho cstatc of 'l‘iliy
Iicii‘orcst M‘iilt‘tl his account with
Norwalk i'roliatc (‘ourt. this morn—
.\l
ilic
lug.
llaird. ol‘ llctlicl, has rcturucd
from Norwulk. whoro Mr. and
A. ’l‘uckor liayc lwcii cntcrtain-
Mrs
homo
Mrs. C.
inp. hcr.
Itor. (l. i) IEghcrt will prcacli in tlic
Sag linrhor l‘roslu'ii-riuu t‘hurcli. thc
last two Sundays in July. in cxcliaiigc
with itcy. (‘liti‘cncc ii. Wilson.
It' you will call upon W, A. Ilciicdici
ho will toll you iporo in oiic iiiiiiutc
about his clothing for illl‘ll. than could
ho writtcii in two hours.
'l'licrc was a good sizod crowd at
liorlon's l‘oint, ycstci‘duy. ticspito tho
cloudy \ycailicr that prcyallcd a good
part of tlic day.
Tim D. Iii, Road (‘onipniiy has sonic-
tliini: to say today about Slninkoy‘s ad‘
jastnldc window sci-con. which thcy
claim is tho host on tho iiiurkct.
In tho ad. of tlic Ilowltind llry Goods
t‘oiiipany today tlicro is soincthlng iii-
torcstiiig about, low shocs for nicii.
porch Iiiruittirc and Icc crciim i‘roczcrs.
I’rot'ossor (llivor Stovons. ii fornicr
principal of tho Modol School, in 'l‘rcii-
ton, N. .l.. but now of St. Auuiistluc.
It‘la.. in tlic guost oi" (‘. M. liawroncc, .‘i'i'
Iaiwo strcot.
(loomc l). Doughty and Arthur D.
Squiros. oi’ ilrooklyn. worc tlio guosts
ycstordny. of William Iiill‘lit‘I‘. local
manager of the (‘onnccticut Lighting
and i’owcr Company.
William P, Ward has rcturricd to his
homo in Now York city. after spciidiiii:
ii wock at. iloton Point. cttlnpinu with
tho Kciincdy (iiinrdu. of which Mr,
Ward Is first. licutoniint.
’i‘omorrow tho town docket of tlic
town court coniou Iii. 'l‘horc are ovoi-
two hundred canon to be (lisposcd of.
Sonic of them are flvc yours old. 'i‘ho
majority are this you n ctiuos.
A car load or iiorsos nrrlvcd on Sat-
urdny for Max ’l‘nrlov. At 10 o'clock
Saturday night. a wiioio drovo was tall-
011 through Washington Edi-cot. Am-
ong tliom wore ucvcrul Shetland ponies.
About twcnty members of Company
D. in fatigue uniforms. attcndcd the
patriotic vcspcr uorvico. iii the South
Norwnlli (kingrcgntloniii Church. yrs-
tprdny afternoon. ’i‘hcy wcrc given
seats in the center row otpcwu. rind
nindo a good ahowiug. ltcv. Paul Mooro
Straycr, pantor at tho church. dcllvm'od
u very lntcrcstlng address. it was
more of a practical talk than it strictly
religious cannon. There was special
music. and the service was intoreattng
throughout.
Have taken a number of broken lots of 250 Underwear And
put on our bur-gun table: it’s 15c por garment now. All films,"
34 to 44. ' ' ‘ ‘
Boys' Crash Suits, 8 to 15,. special at 69c. ‘ ‘
YACH'I‘SMEN, we are headquarters for Yatch Cups. 48o to I
$1.50. . ,
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¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥
A good traveling companion in the shape of a Suit Quito, tor:
$1.50. Better oncs up to $6.50. L
Men's Bathing Suits, 750 to $3.50.
Boys' Bathing Suits,
m l
1: .
EVERYTIIINGCOOLINII: . ”i. ll Jill ‘i
Straw Huts. .. t lid i '3: 1'
Negligco Shirts. 3 T Vila V
\. a.“ if
12232-21;
1:- picce, 750.
‘1
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. Flannel and Scrgc Stilts. '1 r; 1.1.11
Light weight Suspenders .1 if; V...
Low Collars. ‘3 a m
ico Watcr. w hf"
¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥m
WILLIS H. SELLECK.
CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER. .
4a and so WALL 31“.; NORWALK. \. ’
Open Monday. Friday and Saturday evenings.
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W
ALE, AT 50 BOTTLE.
Various Brands. some of which are selling:
to duo in town at 150 bottle. I have no
trade for it and am bound to be rid of it.
Lorenzo Dibble.
Do Not Despair
of getting your eyes comfortably titted
because others have failed to give ro-
lief.
We have the host arranged and best
equipped optical room in the Nor-
walks, and Guarantee our work.
EXAMINATION FREE!
0. B. JRCKSON,
Graduate Optician.
58 Wall St.. Norwalk. Ct.
CROSS CREEK, 'BIG VEIN
HAZLETON.
COAL
Delivered lll your cellar at
$5.75
No. 2 Nut $4. 50
The coal will be carelully soiccned and delivered by care’
to] drivers. Hickory. Oak Pine and Chestnut Wood sawed
and split. .
RAYMOND BR aim
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Tclephone Call 97 2
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EVERYTHING IN FISH. LOBSTE.
.CRABS. CLAMS, ETQm/ .
R. J. CUTBILL 00.
Washington 8116812,
Announcement Extraordinarii.
Commencing Monday, July lst,
Purishoii’s Famous Band
Concerts Every Afternoon and Evening. .
DANCING DAILY.
FINE RESTAURANT SHORE DINNERS A SPEC!
The focus for the town clot: . MACHINISTB LIEAVE NEW BR
uct tip in the towel or the now ilotol NEW lilti’i‘AiN .luly Bwfilit
(.‘liiinrd. In South Main litrcol. have or the two huudml men who lo.
rived. and arc being put in position to- Hliopu May 20 intro iiilitl‘l'mtl t
any. 'I‘hc dial is six foot in diaiuctci Many otlioru luivo noon to
and the Roman figures m'o ouch a (not tlioir trade in otlior oitltia, do
hill. The timo. of day by this clock will men on strike in this titty ind'
be visible quitu a distance away. one hundred.
Mrs. Phoebe Savoy was discharged
from the Norwnlk hospital today.
‘The‘mnu‘who hanb‘utllt‘tlb‘: - .
never has many enemies.
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