Miss Daisy
work with RM “6.61
(‘ mules G. ivos
is in New Mlli'o‘,
Charles Lyn
to arrange
an athleticfi'n1 id Conroy
and Jess
Mr. and Mrs.» Charles N. Fitch and
son, or Ansonla, are“ t ay'or
and Mrs. M. 515.343
Miss M‘aud ‘Ooc y, ‘o‘t“‘Nor a
guest of her sleter..Mrs. Oliver H Jenv
pings, in Southpo,
The last of the circus wagons did
not leave the lot in Wont avenue until
after 4 o 'clock this morning
W
A requiem advice or “19 late Hugh
MIMamIs will he had a rim. Mary’s
I hurch tomorrow magma
Mr. andIMrs Goobg‘e Buttorworth and
on and Mr. and Mrs. hired Hoyt left
(his morainn‘, for their Adriondacks.
-'Pry Grummans' Extract for mak-
ing root beer Sold by all grocers.
,7;qu
William White of South Main street
II ho has been quite iii, is improving on
lii‘l' the care oi“. Dr. 0. G. Bohannon.
Iinrry Van Solver. of Newburgh, N.
is the guest of his glandmother,
of, Main
\'..
\ll'S. Henry M. Simonds,
IIeot. ,. '
H. E. Ferris and Samuel Lynn‘s now
been appointed commissioners on the
insolvent estate of Seymour V. l)
l :Irkel‘. ’ g ‘ g
Jacob Schauh. i'OIme‘Ily piopriotor of
tho meat market in West Washington
:z-Imct. has now secured a position in
me some market.
Waldo C. Bilggs and family, of
South Norwalk, new of New London.
:IIo spending several days with Icin-
lives in South Norwalk.
MI and Mrs. Charles Wheeler, of
l’lIiladel‘t‘iilia,<lmvo unturned home at
ior a visit with Mr; and Mrs. G. A
I make, of Eveisicigh avenue
.._......._...,_
George Faulhauber Lodge of. Hard
car in will meet tonight to appoint com
IIII'ttcca for the State Grand Lodge
meeting to be held here August 6.
'l‘he C‘la‘l‘lin Iinlver‘azty Jubilee sing
m s will be present at be meeting held
in the South Norw‘aili Methodist
Ihurch this evening and will sing sev
Hill charming songs. '1
There will be hI Iapéoial meeting oi
the South Norwalk tire department
Ihis evening. Business or importance
in connection with the 250th annlvm'
sary celebration. is to come up i'oI
action. it is dashed that all members
be present ‘ . I
Hi‘Nor on lap
Non-id that thitt‘ li‘c'r lather. net. J
II‘. Man a, of Spencer Mass. who was
serious y ill. in improving The, church
ha‘a granted him a tour Weeks vacn
tion‘. ,
A. baseball team will
' ‘ ‘ Luke’s team of Stamford
‘ tur‘iiay, at Stamford. The Y. M
’ hii‘ve made an excellent rec-
ital c‘y havb rccolt‘i‘ed their tiny.
pliant Inrgd can
and winnl
disposed
, h
. 1 these days, for the reason that they are
‘ having a, summer clearance sale.
: men' 13 uegllsee shirts.
I working on a stop ladddor this morn,
, Henry Tuesday. and that of John How~
’ icy, Wednesday. the month's mind re-
' McMa‘nns, will be observed Thursday,
at 8 o'clock.
' to partake of aiclambdkc, last Sunday.
gig pour or rain on St. Within a Dity, 1615.
-« an unmoved to tho church at. Dung
Nelly, ‘k Launch Ocmpau
schedule it lctt Salt Lake City. last
avionics. on its we ward trip.
the Boston Store
In the ad. in the i). M Read Com-
pany today. you will and something
about towels, crash and linen, and
Mr.- W
The young lady who lost her but at
the circus yesterday. attarnoon. can get
it, at police headquarters in Haviland
street. The management of the circus
turned it over to the police.
, Henry W. ire-land. employed in H.
Krleger & Company's store while
lug. tell and hurt his shoulder quite
badly. lie will probably be laid up a
[my days.‘ I
w
I Owing to the funerals of Joseph F.
qulem announced tor the late Hugh
‘ 111118 Bullocknlluccoe party was up to l i « . I
lures.
New at
r.
' _ Norwalk Store:
Masonic Building.
now when‘vou want to out on a Summer suit
I- you can get one here at greatly reduced price... V
You know the kind of clothes we sell-agooM
‘ II reliable, stylish things that we guarantee. Do
you win one oi these suits—«plaids. and mix—-
$8. $10. and $12 Suits
Our Entire S‘lOckyoi Straw Hats
at Hali- Price.
CothStOdk Bros.
r
$5.79.
South Norwalk Store:
14 South Main St.
Arthur Patterson. Was picked up dead
drunk. in front of William DcKlyn’s
residence, in Mott avenue, last night,
and was removed to the station house
in a wagon. This morning the judge
suspended sentence to allow him to
leave town.
The condition of Superintendent Wil-
Ham A. Waterbury, of the Air Line-
Northampton division of the Consoli—
dateddroad, who has been ill with ty-
phoid fever, for the past two weeks and
who was last Saturday said to be in
dangerous condition, was yesterday I
reported as unchanged.
“William Chalmers, who has charge
of the bottling establishment of Hotel
Hamilton invited several of his friends
in the woods. Peter Hutchinson was
delegated to pilot the party to the
woods where the bake was held. and
thereby hangs a tale He took them it
rondabout ‘wny. aiid‘betme the men get
to the place they had walked about
twenty-five miles.
—-'l‘ry Grummans' Extract for mak-
ing root beer. Sold by all grocers.
M .- ”awn-L
SOUTH‘ NORWALK aaanco snow.
a
Refused an Entry to Sautclic'c Circus
on Sunday.
The circus has come not: gone and
the urchin who saved up his pennies to
buy a ticket or slide under the tent
when the canvas man was not looking
is practicing in order to be ready to
join the show when it comes next
ycui.
(January to the usual custom Mann
gel Banks hold the Suutollo aggiega
tipn in Stamfoid over Sunday, says the
Stamford Toleglam. “About midnight
‘Sunday the wagons moved overland fol
South Norwalk. where the circus show-
ed yesteiday. The South Norwalk an
thorities forbade the show entering the
city on Sunday and the Sabbath day' a
rest in the city was the result. It is
probable that the authorities of South
Norwaik feared that the presence oi
the tented panoply in the city would
draw the attention of.the citizens from
religious subjects. At any rate the
show remained in Stamford and as a
result at least $409 in money remains
there which would have gone away
had Smith Norwnlk been less scrupu
ions. The show people had to remain
somewhere over Sunday and the denial
of an entry into South Norwalk indi-
cates that residents there have loss
confidence in their religious influences
than those of Stamford."
, 8T. SWITHIN’S DAY.
The Ancient Proverb Saya we Will
Have Forty Dayl’ Clear Weather.
Yesteldny was St. Swithin a Day and
according to the old superstltltlon
with which nearly everyone is famll
no the Weather 0! yesterday will be a
pattern for the Weather of forty days
to come. The superstition is well ex
pressed in this anclent verse:
Saint Swlthln‘a Day, if thou dost min,
For forty days It will remain.
Saint Swithin's Day. it then be fair.
li‘or forty days ’twul ruin nae malr.
St. Swlthin, ottén spelled St. Swlth-
on. was bléliop of Winchester from 852
to 862.11 l suggested that the legend
is derived 1 om the tremendous down-
Another theoryyunora plausible: but
historically worthless. traces it to a
heavy shower. by which, on the day or
r his translationt a not t marked hing
displeasure tower a that who Were rc-
* movihg his remains. His bodyiwac tak»
on up at that time tram its almost tor-
gotten grave outside the old monastery
and Ethclwoi‘d. This was on July
16. 711 It is an, on the other hand.
that this translation was in accord-
ance with the saint”: desire. as revealdtl
in a, vision.1 or a matter 0: tactgi the
legend as now current in pro hably a
sedan WOL our Manomgp
‘ . fi’i‘b‘N "5h *l‘iIc I excéutiv
co
surviv‘al of some pagan or ‘ “historic?
“'1 In. cum “
7 court at 11 o'clock and prompted thcrctrikc of nitrous 00
yum its sanitation.-
which.“ all to b? ‘
the III rural" create l‘lllllnlttéd by its,
and strength.
High Priced
That's a compliment to our grain; shows you feel its-
aupcriority to the ordinary kind, but it shows too. that ‘
you do not study conditions closely enough for your own .
good. Barley Oats cost more than the ordinary oats-
but they are worth more. If you buy grain with a view to
“cheapocss,” you will find your horse will iosc‘ his health
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
Manuel T,‘ Hatch.
.“
.1
I._,
If not, do so at once.
It costs you nothing.
Our Platinum Last Forever.
OPPOSITE H0 TEL
prices.
Ladlcc' Summer Skirts, 26c.
$2.00; worth $7.60.,
portlonately. The last days.
MAGNOLIA TENNIS GAMES.
MAGNOLIA Mans. .. July ld.——'I‘ho
tennis tournament of the Magnolia
Club was continued today in weather
so hot that good playing was Impossi-
blo. 'l‘ho torcnoon matches were
marked by very little out of the ordin-
ary. only one oi them going by in the
two sets. The best playing was shown
in the McKittrlck-nggin match, won
by the former 63; 6-2 The entries
for the" doubles hing clotted, shouting
17 pairs“. Play began ft’pday.
Summary: Preliminary round: 0
L. Childo boat W. Fiachol 61. 61; J
W Kendall boat iii. T. Pcttus 6-,1 68.
,‘1Fira‘tiroundw'l‘ ‘t‘c in heat H. W
ningbnm 6- 4. 8 6.
C. Wiggln 6 3, 6.2: J. F. McDonald beat
O. H. Starkweather 6-1. 643; K Horton
heat '1‘ L. Atherton by default.
‘ WI‘LL or area: is. aoosa‘c.
United states‘ Attorney.
today littered or, pro but a the will
the la Jacob ‘ t
are l oom‘d‘tlvc bull hi“ of Patent
apnoea, in the perouati
will loti- prepare the then began lll‘r
be prevented
genome-sin Ja cks :3“. ‘
Studio. "
and you will sect/1c Latest Productions
of the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART : : :
I IACKSON’S S TUDIO.
ILAST DAYS
OF THE.
Sale of the Bankrupt Stock Ii lions.
Lebanon Bros
By order of the receiver, this «to must be condition“ and prices have
been unmcrcifuliy cut, as everything must go.
buy Suits, Watch, Skirts, of all kind: at less than one 'half their former
We also have several hundred yards of cloth ofiail kinds for Walking’
Dresses and Bicycle Skirts and Suits, which we will call for 20, 28 and 40c_
yard: worth double. Children's Reef cry, m 750 and $1.
Shirt Wal‘cta, 250.
Cloth Skirts for $1.00; worth $3.50.
OPEN EV ENlNIGS.
.....——~Wm- W . HW~WWW
oKittrick baht ‘
- ‘trom" starting {or
' an early as had
TRENTON N 3.. Jul 16. wFormcr;
choral Oriana; t
811$
53 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
_ m .» ._.
Fixture: and all. Chance to
‘ worth” and fl.
ilk Lined Coats,
Everythan proc
Ladle."
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INDIAN EDUCATORS.
narrate. July 16~The convention
of lndian Educators resumed their Ills
auction of the problem at indiun educa-
tion this morning with fully 560 dolo-
gatea present. representing all coo-
tlons of. the United States. "What is
the Boat Means of Promoting the
Growth and Eflectivencss, of ndlau
Walkers, Especially in Helping Young,
indicate to (We up Tribal Lite and 00-,
operate in tho Altair; or Olvlllced
Communities?" was dlucusrad h» Gui
i". 3‘. ran. at the canine ludlc‘n
School and others. Other men an
kindred topics were read and dill»
cussed.
F‘O‘G ‘DETAlNED IND
NLEWPOR'I‘,‘R.1£TiyJu
dependence was which
minimum. but wlili‘
ii an it cle‘a
ENDINO
limit“
set under Wayi‘ao I!
new torment was
gonna] , , I
w: Rosanna
Imd
iect that prior to three years ago the
‘ the future.
rolls in New York and Massachusetts,
, island Council K. at (3., has just been} I
board of Mahatma or the National
New Haven. Nearly every council In
‘ island are holding only one meeting a
month during the hot weather.
I thial plate of 200 sovereigns. for three
‘ .‘Uroekor‘a Joe Ullman (L. Rota) was
I by subscriptions of 5 sovereigns each.
”disqualified The Scotchman ii. for car-
“ lieutenants, infantry. Jason M. Wall-
The. Hancock has arrived he a with Adler
quarters wllhnooh helm v
The alleged violation of the. prairie,
stone or an amendment to the try-laws
6‘ order. adopted lthree ionisagoa
l‘
otthe order. is ouch
press dispatches :er lecdinlr Oonne‘c
tlcut cities. the latest being to the et- ‘
mortality among the liquor dealers,
In the Knights 0: Cplumhu‘a was very ‘
large. and that the National Council
is determined to shut out this class in
The violations are prln
clpally confined to subordinate conn-
lt is stated Some action with rotor-
once to the matter is certain to be tak-
an at the adjourned meeting or the
National Council next month at Platte-
burg,‘ N. Y
An interesting meeting or the Rhode
held lot the purpose or hearing the re-
port of the special committee that at-
tended the an any. meeting 01! the
Council. which was recently held in
the state was represented and Nation
cl Delegate Joseph 1". Cole presided.
The committee presented an interest-
ing report of the result or its confer» 9
once with regard to the interests of the
order in Rhoda island. and it is expect-
ed that Supreme Knight Edward L.
Hearn will soon issue a call for a
meeting of the state Council to fill the
vacanacy occasioned by the resigna-
tion of Joseph H. Carney. state deputy.
Several of the councils in Rhode
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CROKER'S ULLMAN SECOND.
LONDON July 16—E.Corrlgan's
Sea Flower (Charles Thorpe) won the
year-clan and upwards, distance one
mile. at Newmarket today. Richard
second. R. S. Slevler's Alyar (L. Rem)
won the all-aged selling race. of 100
sovereigns, added to a sweepstakes of
i3 sovereigns each, for two-year-oldc
and upwards. distance. live furlongs.
Wisconsin 11., U. Rail!) got second
place.
Lord CaIlogan's Shins (Manor) won
the Dulilngham plate of 506 sovereigns
for throe-year-olds and upwards. one
mile._ tour furlonza and twenty-live
yards. Ruskin was second, and Rich
nrd Crcker's The Scotchman ll. (L.
Hoift) finished third. The stewards
rying incorrect weight.
ARMY APPOINTMENTS.
WASHINGTON. July lfiw'l‘he presi-
dent today made the following appoint.
meats: Colonel. artillery, David H.
Kinsca; lieutenant-coloncls, artillery.
George G. Greenough, Sclden A. Day;
majors, artillery. Edward Davis, Jos-
eph M. Calm. Charles W. Hobbs, Clar-
mont L. Best, John D. U. Hoskins;
captains. artillery. Samuel A. Ken
hart, Louis it. Burgess; captain. cav-
alry. Mortimer O. Blgclow; second
ing. N01 ris Stayton, John W. Cowan';
captain Porto Rico provisional intnn
try, Orval P. ’l‘ow nsliend; second lIcu-
tenants Porto Rico provisional intan-
try. Willis C. Mctcali’. Emil Huoschcr.
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UNIVERSAL PEACE UNION.
BUFFALO, July 16mthn the Uni-
versal Peace Union converted this mor-
ning, a business session was held. tol-
iowod by addresses and discussions.
Elizabeth Lloyd’s poem “Song of the
New Century," was sung by Agnes Cl.
Voiilo. The remainder of the morn-
ing's program was as follows: Ad-
dress, by Rev. L. W. Powers. of Bob
into, his subject being The World's
Hope: the Concession or the Church
to the Gospel of Christ: The Secret of
Peace. the Rev. Helen Van Anderson
Greonacro, Eliot, Me; Our Wars,
Scott F. Horsey. Boston: How we Can
Have Peace, Miss Anita Truman.
Ohio; Wan—immoral. Barbarian and
U'ncriutlan. J. M. Peebles, M. D.. But-
tle Creek, Mich.
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INAN l MATE TARGET SHOOTlNG.
lNTERS’I‘A’l‘E PARK, L 1., July 16
w'l‘he second annual inanimate target
trap shooting tournament of the Inter-
State Association began here today
with over one hundred or the bent
wing shots in America at the traps“
There were ten events for decision to
day at 15 and 20 clay birds each.
Thirty men with scores of 12 or better
got into the money at the llrat event
at 16 targets each. 1). W. Garvin. o‘l
Gardiner. Mara, was one at those
with straight scores 0:16.
HUMIorrv m‘ aoavou.
BOSTON, July low-With the mar-
ity at 78 per cent. or eight per cent.
above the normal. the city had a more
uncomiortcbléj day than It passed you-
t rday. The hot day followed one of
t o more exhausting nights or the asa-
on, the thermometer: not having gone
below it during he twelve house from
6p.m.t06a.ni. .I
RANBPORT, HANCOCK AT MANILA
MANILA. July 1 9 transport
not Gone 1 Corbin and Surgeon Gem
oral are born on board. The. Han-
cock made the record tripe from can
the disco int silty-one aura. ‘
MW
catacw rum.» ‘ ‘ ‘
cury at 88 early today and the humid» '
:51“: are badly broken on a'nam'bcn I
. Men' .‘s‘ Fine Allanorstcd Suits, and so bane “
clam them out. V ‘
“There are all sizes, in regulars and star: l‘ a
in the lot.
Most of these Suits are $15 quality, but, hm , I
few of the $12 grade.
The price now to St.
White Ngglig‘ee Shirts are the “ real thindif’I
babe them from 48c to $1.50. ‘
WILLIS H. SELLE M
Clothier and Famisher,
48 and 50 Wall Street.
Open Monday, Friday and Saturday evening”,
Norma;
At the Model Groce-
Dump BEER. We thi
the nicest in town. Thi
and best quality beet. One
always a customer 101' out
Tastes good when other tit
PEANUT BUTTER scll‘ WEE
same people buy and bu
must be good. ‘
OLD POTATOES. Now
tatoes are up again to 46
how about some tail" old
cents peek?
JELLY GLASSES. with ti
cents dozen.
GINGER ALE. Once“ p
tentlon to that bargain stock
Ale. 5 cents bottle.
Business solicited.
Lorenzo Dibble.
Do Not” Despair «
of getting your eyes comfortably ntteu
lliiectauso others have failed to give re-
s
We have the best arranged and best
equipped optical room in the Nor-
walks, and Guarantee our work.
EXAMINATION FREE!
0. B. J RCKSON ,
Graduate 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 cent package,
3 cents. Warranted to do anything
that any prepared starch will do. Cel~
lulold prepared Starch, 10 cent pack-
age for So.
BUG SEC’I‘ KNOCKOUT. A liquid
bug‘ killer. Instant death to bed bugs,
roaches, waterbugs. 25 cents bottle.
Any use for PREPARED FLOUR for
biscuits, etc. Get a trial sample of the
"Reliable. "
rtI GI
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 ,I ~
Our stock of CROSS CREEK, HA'ZLETON
VEIN LEHIGH has been purchased with great on
dust, and will be delivered at your convenience at
you send or the orders now.
Raymond
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EVERYTHING 1N FISH. L .
CRABS, CLAMS, El
Telephone Onll 97-2.
Noll). OI. July“ lwhocv‘en
bros, boiler works hero have been ‘I’
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