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Rev C. M. Sellout: is in Lewlsborq
Ioduy. , I‘,
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Try Grummhn’b strait for malt
llll root beer. Sold in alljgrbcers. '
( ()1 hence TriIis.I O R. M. will hold
ll meeting this evening. I
w Elk. and bwn. Barbies 0' Brian.
’llIeIe me more ‘
main in Pl
The l
m cived
~Dentist5 _ ,
his vacation. ‘ f . , ‘
\Vlidenbnmmor will play I’m done
I'II_ . at The Knob, Batu: day night
John s. Bates o gluon avenue. is
up. nding a few days in Bradford.
Mop-.m-
Miss Alice Tombs, of Norwalk. is
H'lll’lldlng it few days in blow York city
Pioneer Castle. A. O. K. of M. C., will
hold its regular meeting this evening.
—Boiied Ham and Boiled Corned Beef
for luncheon," at Wright's Market.
Hrhaub's old stand.)
Leno. and Tessie Buliklcy. or Cedar
sheet, are visiting Ielatlves to Bridge
inn l1
Hocuilly Council National PIoViIicnl
Union, will hold a meeting this even
lug.
SIlIuyler Wntcrbiny is visiting for a
while at his home in (‘lll’f street. Nor~
wnlk.
A large number of people went to
Hlmnford this afternoon to atom] the
Walter. Math cit-.cus
"MM'I‘ ,
~~ Grand opening of Martin 5 SpuhI' s
new hotel. comer of WuIeI and llavl
LIIId streets, tomorrow SatuIday, July
'Illh. Tiltr’flé. $0119.93; tail soup,cl:m1
rbowder. rohs‘t turkey. baked blue
use. potato and lobster salads solved
free. The public is cordially invited
lo attend.
Miss Mamie Hamilton of Bridgeport.
spoilt yesterday with Miss Ellen Har-
ford, in Burbank street.
William Jacquith, of Bridgeport, was
the guest today. of A J. Collins, the
Ninth Main stree furniture dealer.
Division No. . II will hold a
I-lambake, 1le day. ludohn D8?
vines Woodsto trawb‘erry Hill. '
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——Great Bargaili’ti in IIi‘tdies' Lawn
Wxappers, .worth $1. 50. for Set. and
Mon. title on. M. S. Smith 8: Co.
Wsfili at noon; Georgia
is a ”guest her, bra her. Percy Ii
(litapdenningp app , N
The remains at George Vine. former—
ly of Winnlpnuk, Were interred in the
this afternoon.
3.. The mother
ity for mayor of
finely. this after—
himsolf is being
dig; to congratu-
gs fitted by the”
list
I dale camp meotln
‘ at at ‘ obestgrdsy.‘uud
was quite badly biulscd. .
John W. Bsutty
at Work putting on the second coat of
paint on the over River school in
‘ sodomy street. Norwalit.
Clark. of hammock. New York. are
guests of their cousin. Henry Olmstéod
Saucy. of No. 4 Bouton street.
“All kinds of vegetables, water that.
: on on ice. at Wright's market. (Scbaub‘s
I" old stand.)
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A baseball league of six clubs will
soon be in force, comprising the May
flowers, Norotons, Tigers. Now can
. can. Port Chestorw and Southnor‘t.
Mr and Mrs Frank DcF‘orest. of
‘ South Third street, returned home last
night from a two weeks’ "sojourn
through the Bcikshho moulituins.
They have had at very pleasant time.
hum, of West street. are spending a few
days in Springdule, with relatives; sl—
so attending the camp meeting in that
. place.
A large party are contemplating go-
ing to tho Northflcld Christian confer
cues from the South Norwalk Baptist
Church. on the fifth of August. and re
maining ten days
’ ——All the new things in Ladies Ties
Collars. Belts. Lisle Gloves. etc. at
, M S SmltlIRtCOLis.’
The Connecticut Railway and Light-
ing Company now has a day current in
opexstlon The change makes the use
of an electric fan possible where the
company's power is used.
Mrs. May Havilnnd, of Eimwood ave
one, who has been seriously Ill during:
the past month, remains about the
some. Her condition is quite critical
She is suffering with bronchial trouble
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Iron pipe has been laid in the water
man in Word stlmeet to replace the old
pipe which was ruined by the light-
ning. in the big storm, sovexul weeks
ago.
Mr. and Mrsflmvld Bernard,
Spring street. have been in Newark.
N. J., attending the funeral of Mrs.
Bernard’s mother.
city a few days ago.
There is still an abundance of “Mill
End" bargains at the llowland Dry
Goods store. in Bridgeport. The noun
puny agrees to give. you‘r money back
if you are not satisfied with your pur-_
chases.
—Grand opening of Martin's Spnhr's
new hotel. corner of Water and Havi-
lnnd streets, tomorrow, Saturday. July
20th. Tutrtle soup. ox tail soup. clam
chowder. roast turkey, baked blue
fish. potato and lobster salads. served
free. The public is cordially invited
to attend.
The New York. New Haven & Hart
ford Railroad company has special ex
curslon rates from South Norwalk to
Plainvillo where camp meetings are to
be held. The fare for the round trip
ls $1. 80. The tickets are good from
July 20th to Ausilllti 10th
—-Norwalk M. E. Church Epworth
League cake and cream solo at old
Raymond's grocery, Main street to
mmrow afternoon and evening.
The Philadelphia Corinthian Yacht
Club fleet remained at ohchor lll New
London hmbor. yesterday, the aftoi-
noon being devoted to water sports for
prizes offered by the flag officers of the
club. The fleet is to start for Newpmt
early Friday morning.
A party of 25 Methodists from
East Norwalk are going to the Spring
this evening. By
special invitation ev. W. ll. Hubbard
actor of the South Norwalk Baptist
)hurch, will accompany them.
The joint committee ' Iom linens
and Cocktail e Tribes. 1. it M.,o
the historical tableaux to be. given in
connection with the celebrating of the
260th anniveIsm-y of the incorporation
or Norwaih will meet in Cockcnoe' s
wlgwsm tonight.
The state board of health was in sec
slon yesterday at the Surf House Sn.
vin Rock to give hearings to health
I oillcors from all over the state. com
cernlug proper revision of the health
laws in count. About 100 officials
were present.
“semi—w.
umcn' 5, Boys' Golf Gaps.
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. Notwithstanding the fuct.that it war
O'Brien.
room whore the regular weekly prsym
Wit tantrum says that it was a rest
, niar winter meeting. its on corpus:
place and now
Your trs ling , liner “cuts, ram
rcmtlngffodr of the western rail»
or in ”knoll" iifbgcstsrv
has a force of men ‘ .
The Misses Jeanette and Augusta
The Misses Harriet and Emily Buck- ‘
of.
who died in that '
a very warm cunning last night. that
meeting is held at the South Norwalk
, Bnptlst Church was with blind. Rev
”V65!
1 ill ' =
‘ lures.
Now at
Norwalk’ Storei
Masonic Building.
worsted suits. Lucky for you. board 9. right"
“ ‘jnow wh‘én you want to but on a Summer suit
,you can get one here at greatly reduced prices.
You know the kind of clothes We stills—good ‘
. reliable. 5 rich things that we guarantee. Do
fij‘you want one Of these Suits—wields. and mix—
$5. $10. and $12 Suits
$5.79.
Our Entire Stock (of Shaw Hats
' ”fat Hall-fries.-
.ComstOCk Bros.
South Norwalk Store:
14 South Main St.
. guilty be formled Others were shunti-
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Local manufacturers. with u were ssh-
bid by the Bdn‘bur‘y Nswe reporter yes-
tsrdsy. if Daubury concerns were to be
if such a coldbiuatibb were mow;
«Dunbury. as the center of the. country s
but industry. would naturally be coon
corned In it. Some were inclined to be
have that a combination might event-
Several efforts have becugmado to or—
canine a but combination but have full;
ed and prominent
diversity of lutelcsts in the but lndus~
try is so meat that they doubted if such
a combine could be successfully formed.
Dsnbury manufacturers boys that with
manufacturers from other places and
with the promoters of the proposed
combination and talked the matter ov-
er.
day as W
There is a movement on foot among
the hat manufacturing firms of New
Jersey and Connecticut to organise a
company which will control the lead—
ing but factories of the country. nearly
all of which are located in Orange. and
In Danbury. Conn” with a few to Phil«
adelphla and ”will!“ The name of the
proposed new cd‘ pony will probably
United States.
The object of the new concern ls'to
purchase the plant and good will of all
the firms that are known to be doing III
successful business. The firm name will
be retained in the different factories,
and in most instances the former own—
are will be retained to matings the bus-
lness in thlor respective factories.
High Priced ?
That s a comphment to our gram shows you feel no
superiority to the ordinary kind but It shows too, that
you do not studyconditxons closely enough for your own
good Barley Oats cost more than the ordinary cats—-
but they are worth more. If you buy grain wttb a View to
“cheapoess,” you will find your horse will in? his health
and strength.
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
Manuel T Hatch
YOUR PHOTOGRAPH SHOULD BE MADE AT
JACKSON’S STUDIO
If you
CORRECT LIKENESS.
ARTlsTlC MOUNTING-8.
COME WHILE lN
want
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ASSOLUTE PERMANENCE.
A good picture of yourself or child may bcco e invaluable.
GOOD HEALT
JACKSON' 3 STUDIO.
53 WALL sr., NORWALK
Opposite Hotel.
Trolleys pass the door.
w. A. BENEDICT.
Room1,Ma|onlc Building. Norwslk.
l'ld thlngton 8t. 80. Norwalk.
Dear Friend .
best Whrkm‘cnt at especially reasonable cost.
Norwalk, Conn.
Here we are with made to order clothing at chuccd prices.
l‘hc reason is that the fancy cassimerc materials me getting low.
and there are at present only fifty patterns out of which suits
may be made, consequently to close out these designs before the
fall materials arrive we. make a reduction of $1. 50 to $4.00 per suit.
This Will enable you to get a suit to your measure and made by the
Try us—look' III upon
n.4“at any time. and we will explain and show our materials, willing-
ly.
Sincerely yours,
\
W. A. BENEDICT.
‘-—‘Straw Alpinch O'Brien.
The D. M. Read Company has men's
bathing suits of all kinds.
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0, D. Jackson, graduate optlcluu,
would like to fit you to a pair of clause
es.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holmes and
Miss Mantle Gregory. of Idasbovonue,
have returned from a. trip to Rlvcrhcnd,
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Mr. and Mrs. George Quintard, of.
Main 'stroct, will leave Monday for
Buffalo, Niagara Falls and other points
of interests.
will. 8. Smith’s special for Sat. and
Mom: 1’1 76 Hammocks. $1 25; the
best 33. till American Clothes Wringers.
all sizes. :2 00.
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The entertainment committee of the
Mob Outing Club has arranged for em
tertainmsnts by, the Jerome May Buns
lo Club on the afternoons and evenings - ‘
of 31, August 14 and 28 and music on
the afternoons of July at. August 7 and
21 Music for dancluz every Saturday
evening. ,.
Th ill of Sierra Lorillurd was sill
rolled to probate yesterday in Trenton;
The estate ls estimated at M. 000.ch
The executors are rum Ibrlllnrd tic,
George D. Findlay and dug? P. ll‘leld
bevel-Ill been is in 0th Main stars I-
saw belittling otril'ts the little: sum
pols It Ihclsouth and of the Wnnhgigz
, Id at" often:
, ago. While trylnfiI
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The Misses Ray, of New York. are
guests of Mr. Lay. of Strawberry Hill.
The P. J. Lynch Company is having
an extra low price special sale on gro-
Read the ad.
series.
Read the big ad. of the Boston Store
In today 3 issue, concerning the great
summer clearance sale.
The Duubbry’s have withdrawn fro
the league and .tho Winlpsuk‘s wll
face the Port Chester's tomorrow.“
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Max J. Hansel and Charles Goutzmun
arrived in South Norwslk. last night.
on a vacation. and are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Roodner.
The Tolchoster will be remembered
as the some steamer which ran ashore .
off Calf Posture Beach several years
Ito enter the stem
party out from South
possess to take
Norvlaik.
Frederick W
, , LIBUT TEELE RIIIGNS. ,
. suburban, ihny‘ 19. Special 0rd
orb No. 107 lssubd today by Aflluthul
General Gals announce the resignation
‘of First Lieutenant
reds; Gompan‘ylil Fourth regiment”. 0
N. 0.. of Bridgeport. and notifyiiil
word If Joy commanding to call an of
cotton to fill the runner
Special Orders No. 108 announce the
Second anatomist
Frank 8. garden. of Company C. First
rd. notify “Gauguin
n
re'blghutloh of
it
I‘.
It is also the Intention to have one
huge salcsnoom In New York. where
the different Ifnctorlcs In the combina-
tion will display their goods. each firm
having Its own man in charge. By this
, scheme it is Intended to do away with
the expense of having salesmen on the
road. and besides. there will .be large
savings In rent.
At the present time the different but
manufacturing concerns have separate
salesrooms In New York. it will be ne-
cessary for buyers to patronize the
combined salesroom. Very few. if any
‘ salesmen will be sent on the road.
Another Idea is to arrange matters so
that the different factories in the com-
bine will only have to make such
grades of hats as are their particular
specialty. so that no factory will be‘
called upon to make some goods at a
loss. "just to accommodate the trade "
as. Is now the case. it is said that for-
ty~llve per cent. of the fur produced in
the world is used in the United States,
and the promoters of the proposed new
, concern are sanguine of success.
The hot manufacturers interested in
‘ the formation of the combination in
question will not discuss the plans of
the company yet. Several conferences
have been held In New York r eutly.
and ltis reported that delinl action
may be taken In a few eeks. It is
probable. howeVer. that ematter may
be delayed for semeral months. Ac.
“cording to report three of the largest
manufacturers in Orange have practi-
cally agreed to join in the scheme.
NAVAL VETERANB TO MEET.
Annual Reunion to be Held at Savln
Rock July 31.
The eighteenth annual reunion of
the Gideon Wells Naval Association.
No. 3. of Connecticut, will hold its an-
nunl reunion at the Pier Restaurant,
Savin Rock. on Wednesday July 81. A
meeting will be held in the pagoda.
which has been built midway on the
pier, which extends 1,500 feet into the
Sound at 11 o'clock in the morning.
Delegates and alternates to the na-
tional convention will be elected. This
convention will be held at Cleveland.
Ohio. during the G. A. R. encampment.
commencing Monday. September 9,
and continuing until September 14.
The naval parade will take place
Thursday.
At the reunion. dinner will be serv-
ed at 1:30 o’clock. and members who
expect to be present should notify the
secretary. Henry F. McQollnm. New
Haven it is desired that a large num-
ber be present.
HAVE BLONDIN NOW.
Man Arrested at at. Anna den Mont:
Answers Description.
MONTREAL. Julv 19—-A despatch
from St. Anne dos Monte to 179 Journal
‘ says that two bailiffs have arrested
Blondln. who Is supposed to have mur-
dered his wife In Massachusetts.
‘ ST. ANNE DES MONTS, Que. July
Illealllff Cbarcst. who captured the
man supposed to be Blondln, says the
prisoner shame Insanity. but has nd
Inlttcd that he was at one time an en-
gineer and is now a painter. Chorest
‘says' that after confronting him with
Blondln' 3 photograph there can be no
doubt that the man Is Blondie. He has
tattoo marks such as Blondln is sup-
posed to have on his arm.
n—qv—
FIRE BURNS IN COMMODORE.
NEW YORK July Ill-«Tho fire is
still burning in the ship Commodore
'I'. H. Allen in the lower bay. The fire
boat New Yorker. the pilot boat New
York and three tugs are pouring
streams of water into the vessel. At an
early hour this morning the forcniast
and main top llant must with yards
ringing and sat .wsre carried away by
the foremost between decks being
burned off.
Captain Mei-rims said today that
when the fire lllul started be had to
contend with II drinkvnrazod crew.
which broke out into open mutiny. no
cordins to the captain the men had
been spiky obstinate during the
trip down this boy. and when the fire
was discovered tint)" broke into the
captain’s cabin. stat all the ship's
Winds. and lunlbl
‘ boat that came (ll
stance: hater rhesus .st o
in shallow, with} one of the
Sailors who had remained on;
ousted the roof of the forwprdb
house. revolver . in ,1:
ad hoot
Ilnciuded in the combination. said that"
manufacturers. both
3 I here and elsewhere. have said that the
The Newark Evening Wows yestcrw
he the United no Manufacturers of the *
the first tug , "
‘ we: sI Fine Albworsfcd Suits, and so Job If
, class than out. /
There are all sixes. in regulars and studio ,p
in file (of.
Most of these Suits are 315 quality, but i"
‘ few of the $12 grade.
The price now is $40
Wbifc Néglz‘gce Shim are the " rebl thing,
lube them from 46: to $1. 50. '
WILLIS H. SELLEC
Clothier and Furnished
43 andso Warmer, Nominee
Open Monday, Friday and Saturday, evenings.
DRIED BEEF. We ,
the nicest in town. Thl
and best quality beef. 0p ,
alwaysm customes for '
Tastes good when other
PEANUT BUTTER sell
some people buy and Du
must be good . .
OLD POTATOES No. but
tatoes are up again to 40 Wilts
how about some fair. old
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. Warrauted to do anything
that any prepared starch will do. Cel-
luloid prepared Starch, 10 cent pack-
age for be.
BUG SECT KNOCKOUT. A liquid
cents peck?
bug killer. Instant death to bed bugs. JELLY GLASSES. WI
roaches, waterbugs. 25 cents bottle. ‘ cents dozen.
GINGER ALE. One in or
tention to that bargain stub
Ale. 5 cents bottle. ~
Business solicited. I ,
Any use for PREPARED FLOUR for
biscuits. etc. Get a trial sample of the
“Reliable." L ‘
Lorenzo Dibble..-
Buying Eyes
Is An Impossibility.
Proper Glasses, properly adjusted.
will save your eyes and glva comfort
in place of that disagreeable headache
strain.
Thorough examination free and all
work nuaranteed.
O. B. Jackson.
GRADUATE OPTIGIAN.
58 Wall Street. Norwalk.
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, HAZLETO
VEIN LEHIGH has been purchased with great car
dust, and will be delivered at your convenience at pr
you send in the orders now. I ,
Raymond
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Telephone Call 974.
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EVERYTHING IN FISll. .
CRABS. CLAMS. I:
R. J. CUTBIL—L
Wublnm moot. um'tc dirt
m it , , ,
To DEVELOP i o I
claimed. July lWroush “ '
arts of the lillnoic central Railroad .
management a syndicate of at. Louis ‘
cdpltsllsip has been formed for the
{Mignon of developing the iron fields
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