M”. iv. to. Bust iisoaostreel. is
Whiting u iewrw ,_svin Woodbury,
l't‘llll. Lr“
, ,
’l‘ltc Raymond indolent'Main and
Hoyt streets, is being unintended rel»
tiliill‘ll. ”n l , _,. .
tint-ace R. Nash. othilmwoddovenue.
1. it Saturday to vi it the Buffalo Expo-
:=ttion.
n—u-v-
chrdon iii; , out n valuable
hot-an, of oorehro pi meningitis, this
morning. i ‘ ‘
The Gilbert, ‘8: Boone
int: ttotupunyWill hdld its
my: toiliorl‘ow. '
.l. ii. Look, of Brooklyn, spent Sun~
any with his aunt. M “Kate Riltunter,
of 11m Main street. . . ., .
Manufactur-
,....
t‘harles Britto.~who has been at the.
tun-American Exposition, tor the past
>;l.\' weeks, bustrotdtdedh
AB“...-
-— Dentist Weed has returned from
his vacation. .. '
Mr. and Mrs M sesffi. Glover.'oi
nun Wall streetgdercmdnygror take
\\'ttrnmang. Where they Will‘stay two
\i‘t-clis. . _. .. - .
‘ r~——-—-————~. : “ ‘
'i‘hetcollation committee of the 250th
:mntvorsnry v'ccldhrution {will “meet in
ti... South Norwulk .Club. tomorrow
ll'l'lllllg.
J..—
ntttpn. and Stanley Baldwin. sons of
Mr und Mrs. W». H. Baldwin. have re»
mrtwd from a two weeks visit in New
ltll'k State.
lire. Henry Bennett and daughter.
ut‘ Philadelphia. have returned home
trim a visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
\t'iutiock. or Union .aVeilue.
Mrs. Katherinc‘l't‘ls'k will leave to—
morrow. for Boston. "where she will
Iiit't‘l. her husband. 'They will go to
Nova Scott}; for the summer.
A. A. Chlnnery. Sin. dropped it knife
through his right foot. while at work
ill the shirt factory ‘ln;Merwin street.
lust week. The foot was out quite badly.
During the present month four large
the insurance commutes have re-insur—
mi their business and gone out of bus-
iness. owing to therlorgo lire loss in
this country. Two of the above were
foreign ; insurance“. " modules and two
wore Amerioii‘u. ‘ . I
Mrs. Edwin l... Hoyt. of Isaac Place.
und mother. .Mr'afiester Fanton, of
Lyons Plains. wer out driving Seth'-
tiny afternoon. W on in West nvonu I.
the horse become frightened and bulked
and ran. but wusstopped before any
storlous damage was done... ‘i
‘t
——Dr. M. s. Rot-ton, ocnliat and aurist
run be consulted in the parlors of the
Mnhsckemojflotel on To dny and
Fridays. b‘otv‘reon . he's-hours t1 and 5
ll. m.. o d daily between!) and 12 n.
m.. it on 9 p. m.. ntrsiii'Fnlr old ave
nue, Bridgeport. Eyes ,exsm tied and
«licenses hosted. .
WW
The statute:- iinrletn .
I
led '3 Jorge
ngfllsland
4;de .Crlihnt iii .
Constitution. li‘he independ-
id on scope ..
ta
lild ard A. Tayl‘o ‘ Inks. which
werooupturad by first Frill libie. over
, tease. 'stlil‘romnin in the lot-
te‘r‘tposnmlon. Saturday night Mrs.
llhlo' sent flamitO’Mr. Taylor that if he
pt}. in t is duckitshe. would
‘ ‘ “ r. 'l‘iiylorjtold her
so. 4.9}!!!th find is
Miss Li- Grnvoc. of Nowdcrsoy, ls’tlio
guest; of Miss Clara Dibble. of South
" *Purk,‘Thursday'vevenlug. . ..
‘ Methodist Chltrbh,'yesterday. '
" ten days’ cruise down oust.
' '1 be!“
his one f.
a low on
' I ‘7'Swvnn ‘ ‘
in: eke in The. Not.
A new boutcliil"
ted. by Contractor ’Wllllfiln “.va
one ‘ »‘ " .. ,» l; ‘1.
Thefi‘emnersnoe Godot Society of St
neph‘s church hold o’v‘regulur meeting,
it J
W
Main street.
um
Jule . Fl: Lowndos. of New York
spent Sunduywith his parentsfiin South
Main street. .
. Representative .1. F. Stillman attend-
ed 9. temperance convention in Hart-
tord. Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary L. Portico. of New York.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. J. (i. Wyok‘
off. prospect avenue. ‘
Mrs. Sims 'nnd Miss Bessie Sims. of
High street, Norwulk. returned today,
from u vislt'to liuffu‘lo.
._ Concord Divlsion; :Sons 0: Tempor—
nnce, will hold a trolloyrldo to Sodsl‘de
.lnmes l‘iubbeli and Borneo Hubbcll
were guests of L. C. Green, at his Roton
Point cottage. yesterday.
Samuel L. Jones, who has been laid
up for some time with an injured foot.
is now able to be out again.
A requiem mass for the late Mrs.
Lawlor will be held in St. Mary's
Church, Wednesday morning.
interesting sermons, in the. Second
AugustusG. Taylor and others. to
Julie. Holds. four and one~half acres
and buildings in East Norwnlk.
Olive Branch Council. D. of i... will
hold a lawn sociable at the residence
of Henry Dn.vls.«.'l‘uoadny evening.
m
has returned home utter n pleasant
visit with Mrs. Marv H. Lockwood.
Rev. Joseph Rogney, of Washington.
N. .i.. was a guest of his sister, Mrs.
(invnnugh, of Orchard street, last week
-l)r. Willlnm Kellogg returned to.
Washington. last week, after a month‘s
visit with his parents in Prospect
street.
A requiem mass for the lute Mrs
Kearney will he held in St. Mary’s
Church. tomorrow' morning, at 8
o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Benlnmin lirinkcrhofi.
of New York. are visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. S. S. Brinkerhoif. upper Do;
poke avenue.
Elton D. Baker. night ticket :1 cut at
the South Norwnlk railroad stnti n. has
returned to South Norwnlk, from a vis-
it in Plnluville.
——.—-——-
George Chose..supcrintendcnt of one
of the largest machine factories in
Bridgeport. was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. James W. Howard. in Washington
street. ovcr Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Strutl’ord and three
daughters, of Delhi. N. Y.. are guests
f Mr. and Mrs. J. Irving Benedict.
outh Mnin street.
"'l‘ltc l..illiputluus," an operottn, to be
given by St. Mary's Church. will be
performed in Hoyt‘s Theatre, Septem-
ber 17. if possible.
Miss Jennie Sherwood. of Dnnbury,
who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul R. Cutbill. of South Norwalk. re-
turned home Saturday. '
m...-
The sermons of Rev. Clarence H.
Wilson. who supplied the pulpit of the
Norwnlk Congregational Church. yes-
terday, were greatly enjoyed.
,Dr. and Mrs. Albert Nash. of New-
ark, N. J'.. and Rev. "and Mrs. ii. iii.
Wing; of West street. will leave tomor-
row lu the sloop Agnes for a week or
”—
The lost Thursday evening service
-nt Congregational Church, South Nor
walk, until September will be held this
week. The Rev. Ill. P. Marvin. of Lock.
port, N. Y.. n well-known bible stu-
dent land line speaker. will make the
addros. ‘
Rev. W. W. '1‘. Duncan preached yeti-
bordny morningponlthe topic. He is He-
uido Himself. it. ties the second oer-
non of ihreoon The Upliftod Jeans. It
was" hit r; sting sud .;iustruotive. and
natty/mg. i‘th enthusiasm that he
speaks ‘tboroush conviotlon‘nnd belief
in the truths presented. “ ‘
Calenderior thoxiwooiciot the First
Methodist Episcopal, Church: Tues
our. ”into-p. in. class meeting. Both
Remington. lender; Wednesday. 2:30
p. innocent sellout "trolley ride;
Thttsdsy.»’i:, 6 p. in. guild: .9“. prnyer
meeting. ‘ii‘libi‘etltyi oi . once worn
Evil; Friday .8 it. malnonthly basin so
meeting of Christian yindustr oi
is )’
icy one trends 3
Rev. John B. Lawrence preached two '
0 Miss Mary" E. Hopkins. of Brooklyn. ,
’Eat ultimo are“... worn time as” pussibléi. .
Hercarc the Wenrablcs‘l prices are mélltd on
most ‘evcrlhihgethin: “ ‘ ‘ ’ ‘
Separate serge coals,’ unlined. $3.75 fto $5.
Alpaca oodts.-.$l.25~to $4. Alpaca coats lot boys
“.50. ,. . _ f g ‘ ' .
Crash tr0.u§¢l'53;;$l.25; duck, $l.00. , ‘ T
Two'llne’s in thin underwear reduced; 50c and “
75.: the mitotic- ' ‘
A Serge suits lrrom.$0.50 to hit).
Negllgcc shirts and shirt-waists lot men.
Two-piece bathing suits. solid colors'and in
stripes; $l.00 to $3.50 ‘ ~
I
Coms‘tock Bros.
Nor-walk Store:
Masonic Building.
South Norwalk Store:
:4 South Main St.
L
. company. .
. . . p ‘ 'HReory has secured a petition
in the Robertson Machine :‘fsctory.
hiw whcaencdlcthsa‘ out the price on
s
{The D. M. Read Company in advertisi-
iuc Quantitative Oil soap in today’s is-
sue. .-: .. , , , .
Mrs. Joseph liluohnnm, of Main street,
has returned from a visit in New York
' state. . .. at...
Nathan L. Rockwell has rotired’from
the firm of lmluubury. Mathewson &
m
"James Costello. of East Norwalk. has
taken it position with. Comstoclt. Wat-
. kins & Dow. ,
G. Howard King and daughter Orah
Mia are spending their vacation on
Long island. '
W. F. Mills left town t day. for But-
falo. where he will visit l: ‘s Pan-Amor-
icun Exposition.
m
Miss Mary Smith, of Bayview avenue.
left this morning. 10r_Doubury. where
she will visit friends. 1
Mlsl Eva Viscount Koyser avenue
East Norwalk, is‘speudlng a few days
with friends in Stamford.
u'l‘he executive committee of the 250th
meeting tomorrow evening.
Even new bicycles ltro included in the
"Mill hind" solo at the l-Iowlund Dry
Goods store, in Bridgeport.
High Priced ?
That’s. a c'Ompliment to our grain; shows you feel its~
superiority to the ordinary kind, but it shows too, that
you do not study conditions closely enough for your own
good. Barley Oats cost more than the ordinary oats—-
but they are worth more. If you buy grain with a view to
“cheapness.” you will find your horse will lose his health
and strength. , . t. ‘
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
Manuel T. Hatch.
YOUR PHOTOGRAPH SHOULD Bhutto‘s AT
‘ JACKSON’S STUDIO"
if you want .
CORRECT LIKENESS.
' ARTISTIC MOUNTINGS.
ABSOLUTE PERMANENCE.
A good picture of yourself or child may become invaluable.
come WHILE m coon HEALTH.
. JACK$G’N'S STUDIO.
0 lt ‘H t I. ' ‘7 .
13$; raffles door; 53 WALL sr. nonwan
w. A. BENEDICT,
Room 1, Masonic Building. Norwaik.
116 Washington at. 80. Norwaik.
Nut-walk, Conn.
My dear fellow:
There is surely no vacation for cash, although in this warm
weatltrr younccd not have as: much cash to procure the some re-
sults as early in the season.
()ur tailors inform us that our fancy cassimcrcs are running
short. and that they tlt‘Slf‘C to close them out immediately. This
theatre the prices“ have been cut on suits from $1.25 to $4.00. Will
you call and investigate? ll moans considerable to you. Clothes
made to your tut-usurcmtltal'u our sort.
. Very truly yours,
W. A. BENEDICT.
1?. S. (lvcr Goosatnplcsol l’nllgoods are here. The patterns
are excellent. ‘
4-..-
lng with Mrs. Frederick Buckley.
Norwnlk. ‘
sent last night. ‘ .
Mr. and Mrs. George ll. Voile and son
have returned from the Pnn-Amerlcunl
Exposition. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. J.~W. Howard and Mr.
nnd Mrs. Matthew Morris will go on
the excursion to Watch Hill, on Wed.
holiday. '
walk. and her sister. Mrs. Flynn 0
Bridgeport . left today for the ‘Piui
American Exposition. *
Edwin Fox of Union street. left you.-
terdny for New Jersey. having received
“trot-at that _ his daughter‘s child was
(ill . -
Hervey Crow hos resigned his post:
tionwlth' the 'Johnmwrsw Machine
Company. and has (shop a situation In
‘New York. “re 3" '
The Misses Annie and Maggie Cook
state tordmm. guests yesterday at
uni? urn. A eighteen, of Roll-
rou ‘llvonne. ' "‘ ‘ . ' ~
‘ wwnm‘ . ’ . s
e;{°§gg§gi&figlf ‘gfi‘vgfiggl‘afl; j Secretory firm: of the v. st. 0. it
underarm tho‘proporly‘tt 1'50 dilly. 1“ “‘ N" "“t
“abdominal“ to, John Clorhntn; of
Wilton. 'l‘hs‘ ‘consldorntlbn is aivon'ot
flood condition all the Watt . .
to New York city tonight. . ' , _
street.
to be bold in Bento‘mben
‘ " 1* rostrum outrun...”
P " T Eég‘llm othfsrilfiinwn, mm kg
._ to
manufacturers. :Now if
m t
f fiction. this vein
. . _ “an..." .... . m .-. W M
Miss Nancy Olmstond has been visit-I "The Saints tneuetihga at Scott’s Cor»
of pore. were“ well attended. yesterday.
- About one hundred and lifty were pre-
Miss Elizabeth 1. Toilets. 0180qu he
‘ John F. Paddock. of the Grand Union
Company returned today from his
wheeling tripe to Springfield. Moon.
[in left South Norwnilttlsotz’l‘lnirodsy.
He says that the robust" ‘nroi’lh fairly.
. mnocoivor of Letsorson Brothers is
mlvlng the last chance to secure is-
gdies'nnd children’s wear «shimmer:
ed prices today. .a‘hoyship everything
Dr. and Mrs. Albert Nacho! Now-
srk. N. .i..nro tho cue-ts or Andrew
Thompson and family. of on West
tailor. nttondlos’li
program. committee meeting for the
next recreation? confound» which*~‘ls
i‘ of
1m
Edward Morrison. has resigned his
ponitlou with I). W. Raymond ad has
‘ lzocured one in the Norwulk l ck foo
ory.
Charles Johnson, of East Norwulk.
has secured a position in the shoe
store of Lounsbury. Mathewson &
Company.
v.—
ldu Howltz and Messrs Engleman
and Frankie. of Bridgeport, spent Sun-
. day with Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Goodwin.
~' of Concord street.
—_»
Harry Damon. who is employed at
the Rowland Dry Goods store in
Bridgeport, spent the Sabbath with his
parents in South Norwalk.
Miss Marjorie Kemp. of West Main
. street, gave a musical to a few friends,
Saturday evening. in honor of Miss
Bessie Hewley, of Stamford.
Frederick Horrigon, of South Nor-
wnlk. has resigned his position at the
Public Market and has secured one on
the oyster boat Commodore.
This is the lust tiny of the bankrupt
snle'of ‘l.eisereon Bros. The goods that
have not been sold are being packed
and the store will be closed tonight.
On Sunday. July 28. there will he an
excursion to North Bench. The South
Norwulk Quartettc Club and tho Ger—
manic Inengerbund will be in attend-
once.
._—'
.-
Fruuk Wedding. who was taken
to the Norwulk Hospital from Calf
Posture. suffering with pneumonia.
was discharged from that institution
yesterday.
Miss Doro Knuffman. who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Goodwin.
for more than a week. at their home in
Concord street, returns to Fall River,
tomorrow.
Although there were plenty of turn-
outs on the speedway, Saturday, the
racing was of very little interest. in‘
fact there was practically no racing.
This can be accounted for to a large ex-
tent by the prevailing horse disease,
and by the extreme heat. and quite ms-
terlolly by the persisteucy of bicyclists
and teams occupying the road at the“
t‘hno when horse owners would like in
t r ve.
MinsEugcnie Barker, prime donne ot
the Royal Cori Rosa Opera. Company.
of England. who is the guest of Mrs.
Sarah l. Mills. of Washington street.
delighted in large set cries in the par-
lor of Putnom Toss ouBe. last night,
rendering in a very artistic manner.
several beautiful selections. Edward
B. Manvlilo was the accompanist. Miss
Barker will leave for Denver, Colorado,
next week.
The invitation cogmlttee of the 250th
anniversary celebration held a meet-
ing with Col. F. St. John Lockwood.
Saturday evening. and went over the
list of names on the robot honorary
attests: The list is almost completed,
but the committee wishes to get a corn—
‘pletowlist, if possible, of Norwalk de-
dcondants and asks that any persons
who desire invitations sent to friends.
notify them as soon as possible. The
list of names in a long one. and will be
f
week. .
‘ Latter us Henry Seymour,
south Not-walk, coon.
wDoor Sir; or. ‘
whst utmost. mode of. .. fljhot'o Ill
riilht: he’s onto. ‘ ‘
. cud. whito‘llnc
boycotts land
uses . There
. und‘torat , ,
t nothlntt til. ”flitt‘cOlol' and, tur-
pentinoidrye' ' illuminant thryourtown
hits the official State Chemist’l certifi-
is
Q
’ nod hammer
futons. ll
contaminate suits trout 01.26 to 5’
anniversary celebration will hold av
submitted to the general committee this 5
pointer wanton) know, .
out: of analysts (torturing to that of- _
A saving of drool $3200. to $6.50.
suit on Men’s Suits. . ' _,
A savins of from 75c te $l.50'uer
pair on Men’s Odd Trausers.
Boy’s Twoi-Picce Suits, vulues $2.50
to $3.50; reduced to SIM.
legit-go. Shirts, Titer lleclvear, liiial
; “litt'Btilting Suits, etc. '
Store open Monday, Friday and Saturday cvaninfi
than {)2 cute 01"“
BELL PREPARED STARCH. Do
you use any prepared starch like Ivory
or Elastic? Why not use Bell rch,
10 cent package. 5c, and 5 cent pa age,
3 cents. Warrented to do anything
that any prepared starch will do. Cel-
luloid prepared Starch, 10 cent pack-
age for So“. -
BUG SECT KNOCKOUT. A liquid
bug killer. Instant death to bed bugs,
roaches, weterbugs. 25 cents bottle.
Any use for PREPARED FLOUR for
biscuits, etc. Get a trial sample of the
"Reliable."
Tastes good when other in , ..
PEANUT BUTTER sells «rel
some people buy and bu "
must be good. _
OLD POTATOES. Now tho
tetoes are up again to 40 ‘
how about some fair oi
cents peck? '
JELLY GLASSES with M
cents dozen. . . _
GINGER ALE. Once m1 no on
tentlon to that bargain ate it
Ale. 5 cents bottle. ‘ '
Business solicited.
.l ..
' Lorenzo Dibble. 7.
Buying Eyes
Is An Impossibility.
Proper Glasses, properly adjusted,
will save your eyes and give comfort
in place of that disagreeable headache
strain.
Thorough examination free and all
work guaranteed.
0. B. Jackson,
GRADUATE éprtomn.
58 Wall Street. Norwalk.
ore
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
you send in the orders now. . '
Raymond .
THE ______ .
Telephone Call 97-2.
man it + "
m
Williiil lilies, taunt lillllst
All Kinds of Fish.
R. J. CUTBILL c
imitates
R0 '
. - Announcement Ext‘aéldlfldtll
" Comm” M°“d‘l/v.iulvht “
BRIDGE-
unhill 8. limo
domesticity At “noon ' d
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