are camping weeks. ' Timothy J 111111.11 has been appoint- 1d deputy state 1111anbellor of the Cath- 111111111 so in Iiadies’ Coi- iars, Tics. . ans. Gloves. Hesiery and Corsets. M. S. Smith a ()0. _ ‘ 11.11.11. initiated into the Cmpenters' 0111011, this Week. The dues have been raised to $10.‘ Benjamin Bechtel has transferred his membership from Douglas Fowle1 Post to Buckingham Post,G ..A R. Joseph F. Henry. oi! River street was 11111103111110 to the N01 walk Hospital. yes- 10.3.1111, suffering fro111 appendicitis. «Pillsbury’ 5 Host Flour, 00c bag $31.75 bbl. F. D. Lawton & Co. The reorganized Winnipauks will meet the Graphophoncs on the Fair Grounds. tomorrow afternoon, at 3:30. Henry Fancher, of Meriden. is the guest of his grandparents, Mr. and M1s. Joseph Pryor, of Riverside Ter- moo. Joseph Se1.gcnt of Winnlpa11k,wl1o has been with the army in the Philip- pines, has returned to his home in Win nipauk. _ W George Hyatt. of 4'1 River street. has mturncd home from the Philippines. lie was a member of Company M, For- iy-f‘irst U. S. V. ~Special ladics sale of salad and lwl‘ly sets. vases and iordinimcs Sat ruddy. from 9 to 6 o'clock at Old Nor walk Pottery. Harold Bunion. of the repo1io1i11i stuff 6! the Bridgeport Evening Stand- .11'd,w11s in South Norwulk ycsimduy afternoon, calling on friends. The tiny little crepe ties are very neat when tied. They come in blue old. rose. pink, white. etc and 111111111 11 very emait little finish for a tnilmcd shirt-waist. t The annual meeting or the No1 walk Building, Loan and Investment Asso- elation for the election of officers and to 111111111111 report of the secretary. will . be held next Tuesday night, at then rooms, '14 Washington street. -No charge for polishing your shoes ntF D Lyon it Go. 3 f on tocguriii 3.1 i , one of nd 1111 items Imp i317 0111 3 ads Ind auditio- 3M S. Smith 01 Cola. hat. and Map. ‘ Buffalo. 1 evening, by Deputy Mrs. Pulmorton, oi in; of the 1111111311011 of. the Company 111111 orum Ewan not 111111." 11111111111111? can he 0 11111111 to 11111 in ten now 0111111111 2 11111111. who 111111 oomplby of Edward R. De- iiouth Main street, and who haym‘ond brothers Water street, has moved to ‘i‘ 1 3 orthrup-Wood-Bonn 1111111112 habitat; party arrived he , Fijon't 111111111111 demonstration at h—‘Iupdown Mr; and Mrs. Frank N. Ferris. at him more Place; are expected home tonight from the Pan‘Amsrican Exposition, in MM The officers of Sherman Command- cry, U. 0. G. 0.. will be installed this Bridgeport. Mrs. U. B. (layer, of Leonard street. left this afternoon. for a visit with triends and relatives in Huntington, Long Island. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shepard who have been visiting friends in new York, have returned to their home in . Union street. ‘ w wLatest Style Straws. O’Brien. Straw hate on the heads of horses catch oi pick- 3 V ' Suits “entered the .5111 lures. Norwalk “Store: Masonic Building. are becoming all the rage now. No 1 of a lot of :chevioi ,wbrSted suits. Lucky 311313 you, beans right ‘ now When on want to put on a Summer suit you can get one here at greatly reduced prices. You know the kind of clothes we scii-3—good. 1 reliable, stylish things that we, 1111111111... Do ,you‘waui 01131301 these suits-plaids and mix¢ ‘ ‘1 $6. ,$10.'a11d $121 5005 Now at $5.79. 1 Comstock Bros. Scuth Norwalk Store: 14 South Main St. doubt they do much to relieve the horses from the extreme heat. George Fanlhauber Lodge. 1). O. H. held a meeting last night. No business was transacted. but the meeting ad journcd to next Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Little. of Danbury. re turned home today from a visit with Mrs. Little‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oli- ver S. Clark, of Morwin street. 1.7.... ——-Ludies‘ day at Old Norwalk Pot- tery. Ladies are specially invited. Goods on exhibition and sale from 9 till 5 o’clock. The tower of the South Norwalk Methodist Church. which was struck by lightning during the lust severe storm, will probably be repaired next week. The funeral of Miss Anne Elizabeth Pendleton was held from her late home in Taylor avenue. this morning, at 8 o'clock. Interment was in Yonkers. N. Y. Miss Elsie Langley. of Wilton uvc- nue, was surprised by a party of friends, yesterday afternoon, the oc- casion being the eighth anniversary of her birth. A joint meeting of the seleotmcn and board of school visitors will be held this evening to vote the necessan money to pay the. deficiencies in any of the school districts. ——Aretliusn Spring Water. 90c doz.dc livcrod. F. D. Lawton & Co. __..._..,__ J. Donovan and his new pair of sor- rel horses. are attracting much atten- tion on the streets of Smith Norwulk. lately. The animals are very pretty and travel well together. Two men attracted quite a crowd in front of the Athanacum last evening, advertising a lightning calculator. They did plenty of talking and amused the crowd, but did little business. The funeral of Linus Hoyt was held this afternoon. The cortcge loft R11y~ mond dz Son‘s undertaking rooms. at ll o’clock. and services were held in Selleck's Corners, New Canaan, at 2 o'clock. The large dcriick for use in the re- pairs of the (irupc reservoir has been put in place. and all the machinery ex- cept the pump is ready. Tho wood cut. from in front of the dam will be util- ized as fuel. .......— Wm... O'Brien. --All the latest Straws. The liudios' Auxiliary of Company 1‘ will enjoy a trolley ride over the old Tramway line, this evening. it is ex- ported that the Rough House Quuricttn. which went back on the company at its banquet. will melt under the influence or the ladies, and participate in the pro gram. Charles Smith who has rhur're of urrnnuomentu for tho excursion of Pio- ncor [look and Ladder Company. to North Beach. on the Harlem. Sunday. has procured a fine full orchestra of night pieces. It is the Pioneer Orches- tra. assisted by 11 New York snare drummer. and other musicians. A num- her of other at tiono will be in cvi~ 1111191 ,, * Tho venerable Albert 11011111111611. the , oldest member at 11111 Nor-will: Metho- ’ dist Church; will celebrate his ninety- 11111.1 birthday. fluturduy, at his home in Mcrwiu street. being unable to at» ’ tend 11111111111, hit him respected the hip». worth League. of which he is 11 moms bar, to 111.1111 with him, and a service o clock. W mum. 11‘. it “110.0111 wrest demon» strato‘r of Reno 81101 Food; will be 111, 11113111111111 liry (111111 Store. Bat 1111118111011}. July it and iii. W Wit theirs 111 one single line or My son “filth which a person could start in 0 input and 11111 it successfully it i ,,eni-ubi1111h till it patron“: l 1 3mm .W MJa ckspnis Studio .’ and you will See the Latest Productions of the PHOTOGRAPHIC ARI . If not, do so at once. will he held tomorrow evening. at 0. US. NOURISHING BREAD. Two loaves may look alike. there the resemblance ends. The first, rich 111 valuable food elements; is palata— ble, healthful and nourishing. T be other is filli11g,but-—. “Crocker’s Flour” makes good bread because it is good flour Ask your grocer for it, or order direct from .31 3 r l‘ BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN MANUEL T. HATCH. 1 l ‘1 It costs you nothing, Our Platinum: Last Forever. OPPOSITE HOTEL IACKSON’S STUDIO. 53 WALL 5mm. NORWALK. Grim, Helmet Navarre, Tarry Thou Till I Come, Every Ono His Own Way, Pair Patient Lovers. Tribulations of a Princess, 49 Wall street grading and w Wm. '1‘. 11nd Thou! Raymond. 120 00 Mrs. Thomas Siddd and Anna l heath Norwuik,’ July 8.1901 Per order of' the Council, 310 lit 0 1’0 00 T0 OUEOEG .TlALlFAXJ‘l royal yacht Obhir. which is bringing Yuri: to 011 11011 will do 11 1111 11 ’3 ' assessments, 1111 embodiod' in tho 1oportof the Com or copied and adopted by the Council of this city. July lot.1001: Owncrs' 11. Benefits. Annie J.‘ Keith. 3.1111111 Niland. James Manner. Thomas Skiud. 8 20.00 Mary Clorkin. 100.00 Bernard McCall 50.00 Augustine M. Bedlam. 10.00 Mary O‘Hara, 30.00 . 13111111111: 1111111111. 10 00 11111111 111110111, 11111.00 Mary Chicbcbtor, W. ‘ $480. 00 . N8" Jilly iii—“H. M. H. . the Links and Duchess of Cornwall and chord. ‘ atest Beaks! By Winston Churchill, By Howell, ‘Wiiliam P. Beers, HOOKSELLER. Norwalk. Conn. Assessment Notice. Notice is hereby given that the following is 11 list of the persons auricular ed benefits and damages. as the case may bci reuniting und accruing from the taking of land along 11‘11I1 iluid uvcuue, in this city, from Cedar street to the Connecticut i‘ur,npiko for the public use. 11110 for the layout, enlarging. idcuing oi said avenue. with the amounts of their respective mitten of Frochoidcrs, Damages Ilenoiits ovcr Damages. 0100.00 125.00 211.011 1.5 20.00 13 , 00.00 50.00 “1.00 " 10.00 10.00 0.00 1130.00. 300.00 _ 25.00 ,. . . 3045.00 0006.00 l DCWOOLANT H NAMAGANsm‘T Pink. R. 1., July June and lit. George concerts at the 312mm. Do Wooiunt. secretary of the 3 3111111111111 111) whicblhh 311' 110111 tab! the 111110 JOSEPH it. TAYLOR. our Clerk. 1 $1.15 $1.15 $1.40 $1.15 $1.15 $2.25 Artillery. stationed at Fort Sch 1‘11 in town on a sh‘ort 1111111115113. , is the guest or Mr.- and Mrs. Mortimer ' Webb, of Grassy Plat ‘ has been in Company K, Forty- 1111a Regiment. arrived from Manila a tow nuoi "Mill End" sale at the Rowland Dry Goods Co.’ 11 store. yesterday. was j relatives -' West Main street. went to Canaan. this - soda. . Children's Bathing Suits. ? Smith & Co. 1 town insane retreat today and Con- stsble John J. Goodwin took Frank Ev- 101111 huscb. of company m Arthur Ainsworth at East Norwalk, street. Bothel.‘ John 1191.11.11... at 31111111111111.1111. who days ago. W. A. Benedict says that Prince Al. bert suits will be worn this fall more than any other year. He would like to measure you mun-W The opening day of the seventh an- a record breaker. Norrlstown, Pa., are visiting Norwalk Mr.T1'scey is a brother of Dr. William J. Tracey. George and-‘i‘homae Robbins, of Sey- mour avenue. are working on a large. brick block in Cannon. It is the only brick block in that place. 11...... Second Section. Machine Gun Battery 0. N. (3.. to enlist two additional men such to serve as cooks during the state encampment at Niantic. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Tracey. ot 3‘ 1.111.115 3. Most of these Suits are 315 quality. but t. " few of the $12 grade. The print: now is: White Negligee Shirts are the " real thing. ha'be them from 46c to $1. 50. J WIALIS 11. 51.7.1.1: 1 Clothier and Famisher, 1 Namath, turn—P Captain William T. Comstock, of morning, to spend two weeks. super- intending a job for A. R. Malkin. Orders have been issued from the adiutnntgencral's ohlce authorizing the commanding officers of the First Section, Brigade Signal Corps, and the This is the time of season for ice cream and soda water. Lane's ad. in today's issue will tell you something to your advantage about cream and Tristrom & Hyatt will commence a special sale of manufacturers samples of white lawn shirt waists tomorrow. These are the best values they have ever offered. '«3 ~32.25 Sunrlimbrcilas, $1.50: large size Towels. 15c: Gent‘s, Ladies’ and M. s. .-._—.—-_—-——- There was a vacancy in the Middle- unashi. tho crnay batter, to the insti- tution. He left with his charge on the noon train. Captain Henry V. Lockwood. of Row- ny,ton was overcome by the heat yes- te1 damflernoon while out clamming. He is over eighty years of age, and it is the second time in two years that he has succumbed to thcrhcot. He was carried into the house by members of the household and Mrs William Dc- luud. where he soon revived. The phy— sician says that he is doubtful whether the old gentleman would survive a third attack. First Lieutenant Frederick J 'l‘eele. of Company B. Bridgenoit, one of the most widely esteemed commissioned officers in the Fourth regiment, yester- day submitted his resignation to (lap- tain E J. “Toy Lieutenant Tools has just been discharged from the isolation hospital. having passed through a se~ rare attack of small pox Although Captain .loy and other 0010111 5. as well as the men in the ranks. are trying to cause him to reconsider his action. Lieutenant Tools is determined to leave the service. The position requires too nearly ten years in the service. he is desirous of taking a rest. ' . G. H. BEELEY BREAKS RECORDS; Does Fina Work in the State Golf Championship Contest. County Club, was of the same high or— and the again the record and bogey of the course were broken, this time by C any previous performance. first half of the final match for the in dividual championship. much of his time, and as he has spent, NEW HAVEN, July l2-Todcy's play” In the state golf championship tourna- ment on the links of the New Haven der 11131 that of the two days preceding. 11.811919.on chBurn, who made the round in 76. three strokes better than A number of ladies were in the 11.11. lery that followed the players in the and Messrs Secley and T L. Cheney. of the Oxford ' Club. made a contest that was well At the MOdel Groc. DRIED BEEF. We th the nicest in town. ’1‘ 1 and best quality beef. 0110 always a customer tor Tastes good when other t, PEANUT BUTTER sci same people buy and 1111 a must be good. OLD POTATOES Now t tatoes me up again to 40 how about some fair old cents pee c?k . JELLY GLASSES, with i cents dozen. GINGER ALE. Once more teution to that bargain stock m Ale. 5 cents bottle. 3 Business solicited. Lorenzo Dibble. Do N‘otDespair of getting your eyes comfortably ntteu because others have failed to give re- lief. We have the best arranged and best equipped optical room in the Nor- wallts. and Guarantee our work. EXAMINATION FREE! 0. B. JACKSON, ‘Graduatc Optician, 58 Wall St. Norwalk. Ct. BELL PREPARED STARCH. Do you use any prepared starch like Ivory or Elastic? Why not use Bell Starch, 10 cent package. 5c, and 5 centpackage, 3 cents. Warranted to do anything that any prep ed starch will do. Cel- luloid prepare nStarch, 10 cent pack- age tel 50. BUG SECT KNOCKOUT. A liquid bug killer. Instant death to bed bugs, roaches. waterbugs. 25 cents bottle. Any use for PREPARED FLOUR tor biscuits, etc. Get a trial sample of the “Reliable." ' We admit that it is presuming ‘ on our part to call attention to the following facts during this heated term, but the winter months are approaching when you will re- quire Our stock of CROSS CREEK, HAZLE VEIN LEHIGH has been purchased with great , dust, and will be delivered at your convenience a tad " you send in the orders now. Raymond R. J. CUTBILIL...‘ Damages 3 worth seeing. Mr. Boeley won by 7 up. Washington "‘5‘“- N3“ '10 J- K 0"” Their cards for the round wore: , 3 Benefits. Seeioy. Wee Burn: 513%?) 0111—3 11 4 11 4 2 4 1 swat 20.00 "154454454439 76 Cheney. Oxford' 3 . Out~iiiiilliildbil~40 111M153 553365.43-410 . ‘ 83 ‘. The semi-finals- in the fourmmes fol- 3 3 lowed, in which C. H. Zimmerman and 1594’“ Gcrvuae Green. of the Country Club. 20100 New Haven. 11.111111 3111111113! and A11» W‘ draws, and KM .- Day. of Fairileld. 6 “701"” up and 4 to play. .1111 with W. W.T11y— ENE, 0" J has . lor and G. A. Jenkins. 11er Burn. de- 1 footed 11.8. White 20. and 11. 11.81111. not half of the 00111111111011 match. ER (hub: last year‘s state champion. 4 u in 18 holes. . 1 of the firm 01 Derby s3 Webthorby, 111111» 9113'. N10100:! ’ ’ i durd, ot the Country Club. New Haven. . ll .Gooloy. of Hartford, bout 1111111111. of the Fairdeld Country I" ‘ norm or a. 1.1111111... earthworms 111w memo... 11mm. 11. Y. H l0 anrby, aged seventydlve years one 11.11;. it is 111111.11 Hi All 111111
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