Ml'b L. J.‘ MIIIII street. or “ Hill.“ Mm. F. Cl. B bl" lIIIIIqIIaII are Vlfilt I: IIIIIII. and 11 Jay. of Manda at Block 9691“ on at .. Company'a A o arovaélllng boya’ if the regular The ‘Mill 9.9.6299 . IIII Iiowlanfl Dry Kilo IIIIII~ I IIInatoch broth sulfa-I at 0116( 0. pIII e. “N away, at Fin- ;tonlght at IIII: cube of N . Meacrve, 9‘ Washing- lIIII street 9“,! 9 i As It Is little 19m in the season. IIlI: 13.917?an oni anyi lilnl; oil atovca at a; m l} 'i‘ he South Norwalk Trust Company Is IIIIIIII: a golfcral. I3a9kin9 bu9iucs‘a Sec tho ltd. lmtéil ;‘ - ago- Miss Susie Nutchinson. or Brooklyn. who has 1; n th .939ch 9f Judge and Mrs. Josop $0999 hli§ eturned to lll‘l‘ home. Samuel Jones wh3 was operated on :II St kac'a. Hospital, in New York IIIIIII tllh m. ill égal 9n n the streets roll}, over day. . Dcputv Sh fiWill S Halos of Nanagansett Pier R. l., called on Con luhlc John= J. Goodwin, yesterday, whilo on his way to Phllad‘clphla. WW-..— I. A meeting of Company F was held last night prior to the regular drill. No business of Importance was transacted 9 and old camp matters were discussed. 9 The Bethany Guild will hold its rog- IIIIIr monthly bualnoss moo his Thurs- II.Iy evening at 7. iii u‘oloc. All mom IIIII 's are rcuuost‘ed ll) be prudent. The pupils of St. my a school held a meeting yesterday or the purpose of making arrangements to take part in :m oporetta which" wi'll be presented \(Jlne time next month. 9 W Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lees and daugh- II-r Mabel. of-Adrlan. Mich” are spend- mg a abort vacation with Mrs Lees’s sister Mrs. Ernest Hopkins, in Chest- uut street, South Nbrwalk op—‘J Mrs. GrOver Glevc‘lahd wlfo of Ex- Prosideflt Cleveland.“ was in South N01- walk. for a short time, this morning. She arrived on the 10:22 train from I’ittafield. and took ibe..10:40 train for (Irecnwlch. where' she will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Benedict ~Tv—HM . —~Anyono wanting a pony and car- riage to match for chlld1en, will do well to call at Hotel Hamilton and In- voatlgnte the mattcr. :l G Hamilton has one of the boat turnouts that can be procured anywhere. The animal 19 broken to horseback riding, He also has a grim: and boy‘ a saddle for sale. W Word comes from Mrs. J. Norris that her father. the Rev. J. F‘ Meara, la broken down with obvious prostratlon, and will be oibligul preaching charge. at 8pc hi rty—flve ll 9 _. "it NorIvallr9’~ d Churn attended, and via one far-oat spirit- cowl. Dela Broad River. “IO Roy. 1/. W. van frcm the oh I I1. thin: .13 be maimed for one w‘ bk. 9, chums in West avenue baa returnod ‘ island. Labor Day 9 MWHAT 25o aura AT JerLOFF'B. glow York . nil Mina Bertha. ' Bodwell’s, South Norwalk .to..glvc up his 1'. Mass. He preacher 11 ad In HaItfoi'd and was known as “Tho are n was Iarrxoly harms? 11119190119 Won ort Method at 1er IIIII from w in: to the Illness of olmoa the proposed orwn k Meihodiat In; to detport \Illl ' of prices has being arranged for the var ‘ ‘mont will be reached . has been the quest of Mrs. John to bar cm. "W pony had announced that It will run an excursion from Danbury to Coucy Two DREBI Cream of Magnolia Milk: 2 pkgs. heat, 3 cans rape Nuts. In anawcr to the many Inuulroa rc- carding “Connecticut Eamon." informu lion regarding tho name will be given at the South Norw‘ulk library or at William? new waalk. or H.111 MW,W Docs yoiI pen got all summed thin hot wcathor? NW can. avoid it by buy, .lng non cmroslvo bldck ink of William yl’ Boers. tho N‘m‘walk ciationor. Are you aware that you can buy almost ov.‘ erythlng In the utntIOncry line at this store and hls prides are very low? Notice of tho dissolution of the but firm of Mcrrlt Kr Knox has been given. Mr Knox formérly of Norwalk, recent will be continued by N. A. Merritt a. roctlon of Charles Snell. .m— wThei‘wmanagemo‘nt of the Clifford vision to attend to such requirementa. Persons desiring prescriptions In the be cheerfully and accurately dispensed by .1. Stanley St, Mgglohn. manager. “Patron Salon" and "I’ntIIot'a Dough tern," edited by....Mlas Mary P. Root authorized by vote of Chapters 1). A. ii in 1897. it contains over livo lqu blagIaphIcnl mattel and over hundred portraits and Illustrations EW 0 ~Auctlon 8an of pneumatic run abouts, curries. walrbns. etc“ at Dunn & Bauke‘ a Sale Stables Knight street Thursday, July 26. at 2 p. m. The power house of tho Norwalk Traction Compahy Was invaded by mosquitoes ill swarm a few nights 0, and the Inmates were driven from e place. They finally hit upon the expedient of bathing their faces and hands in water in which tobacco had been soaked. which proved effective in discouraging the beats. . Special orders No. 109. issued ycs tcrday by Adjutant General Colo. an nounce the apolntment of Chauncey Goals of Waterbury. now orderly, to be commissionary with rank of first lieu tenant from July 16.1901 Also the appointment of Captain Charles W Bucklee. formerly of Stamford retlr ed Fourth regiment now of Hartford to be battalion adjutant. with rank of first lieutenant from July 18.1901. The remains of William Smith. a circus man. who was killed in a col lislou between two sections of the Bar» num & Bailey circus train at Bothucn Germany. on July 4. have been shipped to this country on the steamship Hul- garla. The steamer will be met by an undertaker who will bring tho body in Bridgeport for Interment. Tho ro- maine are accompanied by Mrs. Smith and‘n daughter. The Twelfth ,chiment. Connecticut Volunteers’ Association. held its thirty- fourth reunion at Savln Rock. yester- day. The veterans who attended from all over the state met at Admiral lI‘ootc Post headquarters and held a business motion. after which. accompanied by their families they wont'to the shore 9 for dinner. Tho Twelfth was rebuilt- I Charter Ooak Regiment." patcd In many cnuugomenta. It partlci A committee from tho Sortora and Packcru' Union. of Hartford which he composed of about 240 girls omployod at the Capcwcll Home Nail Company. and a delegation from tho local branch of the Horse Nail Workcra' Union. hold a ccnferonco with Superintendent George J. Capewoll, of tho Capewcll Company. yesterday, In rogard to an in crease of warren asked by the employ- oca. It in undorutmd that a schedule loos donartmcnta and it In bailcvcd that by Monday a anticipatory seitlov For the beacon time. the Conuocllcut Sunday School AaaocIatIon and the Baptist Union are holding their annual bummer moorings together at Crescent torday. Rev. .1. A. Miller. of tho Bible 9 School union prodded and a mine nor- vice was lictchby, Wilson. ”Niall hour: Nlaad Sunday ' col I Dr. alum of No don, W ‘ one of Id: pad; bu fichooi 9am: it ' Mm. Allow. Hull. of Daubury. 91.9999 ,9 .9 9:. The sum Norwnlk Bteambobt com 1. . breasted I out and short long—wearing pants; . wcrc 2‘50 to $6. ill): now SI 81 to $4.50. lil- were‘éstlilil; now $3 fill. I I Long Trouser Suits. age [5 to III; were $59 00 to $l2. 00; now $3,. 75 to $9 00 ‘ Our entire stock of Bov’ s and Children" 5.9 Clothing at a discount of 25 per cent " CQmstOCR Bros. Norwdlkj‘VStorc-yr ,29Ma, “flif‘Bulldin . -, South Nor-walk Star .; 14 South Main St. ‘ ylng a vaca that of next I . #W rs. 111mm blind and e,r returned homo trim a trip to tho ham American Exposition. Frank Swift. book keeper for tho Old Wall Cigar Company. has returned from bio vacation. Ha visited the Pan- Amorlcau Exposition and other places. duo, will chortly move to New York city. having loaded for two years apart- ments at tho corner of Nlutydlfth atroot and Central Park, West. The funeral of John Carruthora. the lad who was drowned Monday after- noon in Davis's pond. in Blood River. was hold this afternoon at 2 o'clook. from tho Broad River chapel. Inter- moot took place in Riverside avenue. Those who .havo floats and other waya of representation in the big par- ade dullng the his celebration next lall will not be allowed to take advantage of the occlusion to advertise their Co., at the same factory. under the Ill phaImacy realizinz the Importance of 9 drugs in case of need have made pro 1 right way call phone 54... 9 and they will , Attention lg caged to an important book- of groot’lnt out to Connecticut = drcd pages of ynlpulile historical and ‘ Bench. Ac the. opening session you. I u: and principal it ly became a member- of the Now Hat 9 Co. The business of Merritt & Knox superiority to'the ordinary kind, but it shouts too. that " you do not study conditions closely enough for your own» 2: good. Barley Oats Cost more than the ordinary oats-3' but they are worth more. If you buy grain with a view to , “oheapncss,”.- you will find your horse will Ids: his health . .1 and strength ‘ High Priced“ ? That'c a compliment‘to our grain; shows you feel its 3Ul! OATS THAT’S CLEAN Mgglnel T. Hatch. YOUR PHOTOGRAPH SHOULD BE" MADE AT 1 CORRECT LIKENESS. Our Motto: If you want 0. ARTISTIC MOUNTINGS. - ABSOLUTE PERMANENCE. A good picture of yourself or child may become invaluable. coma WHILE IN GOOD HEALTH. JACKSON’ 5 STUDIO. Opposite Hotel. Trolleys pun the door. JAGKSON’S STUDIO 53 WALL ST., NORWALK9 “Low Prices Means More Business." NON- CORROSIVE INK. It will not corrode a pen nor thicken In the Ink well. .Il‘ WILLIAM P. as} w‘nu. err. FOR SALE BY Bookseller. Staiioner. Engraver. W. A. BENEDICT, Room 1, Mauonlo Building. 118‘ Washington St. Norwalk. Bo. Norwalk. ..I-.IH.‘ My dear fellow: There Is surely no vacation for cash. although in this warm weather you nccd not how as much cash to procure the some rc~ suits on curl in the season. : BEERS, NORWHLK, Norwalk, Conn. Uur on 0:25 Inform us that our fancy cassimcrcs are running stht, and that they desire to close them out immediately. '1 his means the pliers have been Iut on Stills from $I 25 to $4.00. Will you call and investigate? It means considerable to you. made to your mcasurcwihat’ 9 our sort P. 55. Over 600 snmplcn of Fall goods are here. arc excellent. \ Vcry t1 uly yours, I ' " I ' W. A. B 1 Company D will hold a drill In tho armory tonight. I Th9 front of smog» M99919 street is being r with... Arliu Faulds cut his foot scvoroly. yentorday while In bathing down the Young Would: residue in Wil- harbor. tolr Manon. prciilon an rib dog and pony Ito gllr‘appaa‘r again ll during tho “ii M In Ila Heart to ho Mia-i- llon Auriin’. Norwalk'c popular «how- man. who made ouch, a favorable lm. r Laundry In uilt. do u n in Hart street. for with (loutl‘y’r re last summer . Iii -.ll'eency was Edward Moi thic mornln near. breach 9N: Clothes ENEDICT. The patterns A song of man are at work on Moon- I_ or a dock preparatory to the arrival “ of the mud dradscr. which will dig out a place for vowel: to dock . - 49‘ The nporta commltwc of the Control Labor Union, will hold a mail a to» night. in the harbor chop of Pit and cabin pinnrfor chiw arroatod last. and With or rldsoport in with contra 1:an l swirl run. filial!» peach quid conduit 9 gooda. The name of tho exhibitor will be allowed. n... . The members of tho Three Leaf So- ' clal Club. at Stamford. boarded a spec _. ial trolley car at Noroton. last night and enjoyed a ride to hatch point where several hours were spent by tho party. The return was also made by special car. At the annual meeting of the stock- holders of the Gilbert & Bennett Mau- ufacturing Company. of Georgetown, ‘ held yesterday afternoon. Edward Gli- Ii bert was elected president and treasur- er and D. H. Miller vice-proaldent and I secretary. A six per cent. dividend was declared by the stockholders. A number of Rowayton young ladies gave a very successful shirt waist (lance In Guldcr's Hall. in that place. last night. There was a comfortable . attendance and all had an excellent time. Music for dancing was furnish- cIl£ b9 Messrs. Charles Wells and Ed‘ W ll 1- Stevens. Ice cream and cake ’ wcrc sorvcd. There was trouble In Allen street. this morning. A couple of Hungarian women came to South Norwalk and said that a tenant, who was in their house. would not get out They wanted to have him arrested immediately One of the women was Mrs. John Shomskl. She said she owned the house. and that shc had been some time trying to get the party out. At last accounts mg were still in the street in a rage over the matter. TROLLEY COLLIDES WITH WAGON Mrs. Fred Hoar, of Weston”, Sustain; a Broken Arm. Mrs, Fred Hoar met with a serious accident in Riverside avenue. Weatport, last evening. Mrs. Hoar, accompalb led by a lady friend. started out from their homo In State strot, which Is lo- cated near what In known as the old light house. early in the evening. Af- ter doing somé errands in the village the two ladies thought they would take a ride to Compo Beach and turned down the avenue. When they were near the Staples High School they did not hear the approaching trolley car. Motormnn George Benedict who al~ ways has a sharp lookout for teams that are on the track. began to ring hia gong long before the car was near them. Seeing that they did not either hour or head the warning signal ho blackened the speed of the car In casc they started to cross the t1acka.ln the meantime he kept changing the ball and when the car was within about fifty footpof the team Mrs. Hoar heard the warning and pulled the horse away from the tracks to the right aldo of the road. She must have loosened her hold on the lines. after getting the soon on Motorman Benedict now the wagon was clear he opened up the con- troller and turned. on the power. Just at this Instant when the car was with- in about thirty foet of the wagon. the horse aldled up to the tracks. Motor- man Benedict put on the brake with all his strength. but had to little notice to atop the car, and the running board struck the wagon with a bang, turning It completely over and throw Ins both occupants to the ground. The car wan Immediately stripped and born I oral passenger: ran to tho assistance of the ladies. While anomar grabbed the horse. Mrs. Hoar. assisted by fricnda. walked across the street to the residence of Mr. Mead next to the Staples High school. In the meantime some one with mecca of mind had sent for Dr. No an..who boon arrived upon the Mono. and after making ll hasty examination found that Mm. Hoar'a arm war broken. lust above, the elbow. No other bones were broken but the lady was ba ly bruised in car. oral place»: no. car’s frioudl luck- Ily cleaned injury. All the car ntruck the wagon it completely demolished the front. WWII bunt. Partly arrived th wtih Dr. N019 9 I9 aux L » Mica Bosnia Bims.‘ of Norwalk. gbarb William H. Smith. of Morgan ave- " 0-»: 9' QU‘ZHE’a- animal off from the tracks, and all. A saving of from $3 00 to $65 9‘ salt on Men‘ 5 Suits A savior of from 75c to SI 0 ha pair on Men 5 Odd TrouSers. Boy’ 5 Two-Piece Suits, values 52 A to $3.50; reduced to SIM. ‘ Illegllgee Shirts, llev lecirlar, liolll lies. Bathing Suits, Ito. Storc open Monday, Friday and Saturday cvc'ni'od 48 and 50 Wall St, Norwa At the Model Grace BELL PREPARED STARCH. Do you uscany‘preparcd starch like Ivory or Elastic? Why not use Bell Starch, 10 cent package. 60. and 5 cent package. 3 cents. ‘Warranted 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, waterbugs. 26 cents bottle. Any use for PREPARED FLOUR for 'blaculta, etc. Get‘a trial sample of the “Reliable." DRIED BEEF. 'W , ‘ the nicest in town. Th and best quality beef. always a customer for 0d PEANUT BUTTER some people buy and buy must be good. OLD POTATOES. Now cents peck? _ JELLY GLASSES with cents dozen. GINGER ALE. Once 190 tendon to that bargain otoc Ale. 5 cents bottle. Business solicited. I Lorenzo'Dibblc. Buyihg Eyes Is An Impossibility. Proper Glasses, properly adjuatcd, will saw: your eyes and give comfort in pm” of that disagreeable headache stra Thorough ,exanlination free and all work ouaranteed. O. B. Jackson, GRADUATE OPTIOIAN 58 Wall Stroot. 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 h \ HIV Our stock of CROSS CREEK, HAZLETON. VEIN LEHIGH has been purchased with great care dust, and will be delivered at your convenience at pr you send to the orders now. Raymond. B ” THE BRIDGE FISH IIIII. ‘Folophcho can 97-2; R. J. CUTBILL G Wuhlnltol liltl‘00t. ' H. Commencmg Monday. July lat PIIIIslIoIls Famous sorority“ ' boardedi t I I on I, ‘ I crucial train at tho sooth Norwalit doda
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