Charles 11: 1!“! Central F 130 ’lth. Ii; IA shall, 1111111111111. 111g 11 same of a1 a Noroton. this tt‘l'llOOl]. I‘ inrtaining Mrs (image, bi. J South Notwa punch at is!) 1-.liapel 11.1.3;wa 1101111. Porch Screens, 1:111- upward; office. market and clothes iluskcts, Brooms L Mats etc' , M. S. Smith & 00 Mrs. Joseph C Miller left yesterday. 111 join her husband in Poughkeepsie. N. whe1% he has Scourem a pdsitidjn. ilie Missqgmlile‘? (21;ng Riley, 01’ lio_11ghhééh§ie, ‘ ‘ sen visiti1lg necticut Pathological suciety will be held at Shingle Hill orchards West Haven, July 30.1?residont Platt of the :ociety he‘s ipviiiad Vibeinbers. their indies 1111111111an sit“ his peach orchard; Tile vlisitor‘s will meet at Waverly grove. near Savin Rock, on the Woodmont trolley‘line. If stormy the meeting will be held on the follow in gday. “mu-- —-Dr. M. S. Roses, oculist and aurist 11111 be consulted in the boilers of the Mahackemo Hotel. on Tuesday and i: ridays, between the hours of 1 and 5 p m., and daily between 9 and 12 a. 111.6 and 9 p. 111., at 515 Fairneld are 11118. Bridgeport. dyer-11111111131111 and «iisea‘se‘b treated. President John M. Hall. of the New l',ork New Ives and 13101113311 r‘ilrad accompa 1 M Kit w 83 on 11m siear‘i‘i‘el-D Y 1.431111112111115: of the North Ghrman-Lioy 11 line. for a six . weeks vacation triti. They will dis ombai‘k at Bremen and will spend most of their time in restful enjoyment of the quieter German tourist resorts principally those of the Hertz Moun 1ains.Tney arei diooked for return passage, August ‘31} . 1‘ Three serial figures of attractive qualities and also of solid value are now swearing idBTlie Outlook: Jac- ob A. Rlls‘a auto lograph‘ical articles called "The Making of an American" Dn, LymI flbbott‘s "The Rights of Mali‘. A udy in Twentieth Century Problems ” and "The Man from Glen garry." a serial by. Ralph Conner the author of “The Sky Pilot " and "Black Rock” Is a year. The Outlook Com- pany.“ Iburtb Iiehus, New York.) ~—Mons and Boys‘ Straws. 0' Brian. W Four ‘college meidisnts contribute to the Annual Educational Number of The Outlook; these are President Had- ley at Ydie. President Draper of the University or fill ois. President Alder- man at Tulane nitsrnitv. President 111111 of ems University. The subjects ,troshd ' ecively.,siei 1,'1"l‘hI End .1 1‘1"? 11w “some '.. . we ' , we Hill llrssi 111s linivsrsity. ni‘i‘ll‘enco illua» , pictoriaiiy, _ ‘ able for the slab historical on s on; .tlie evolution 1o; YIie th‘by Arth r Reed Kimball writ threfer‘e co to his approaching This?” Wale m'hIn (I8 a rear. The 011601411 dil'i 3‘0urth avenue 9‘. A” 1. , "Minis inns. , , ' I 111.111 dinner. uoswatii. is WAIiiiblii‘i‘th It. so. nohwstu m 1‘Iilii and colonists ' home. in Boston. alter a visit with 111111111111 1 1 order. .to: Miss Alice Allen but: returned to her Kathe); e 13 Chief J. T Prowitt has received a copy of the proceedings of the elgh~ 1111111111 firemen’s convention of the 1 state. .- as. at 9: 80 o'clock. in the Norwalk W. A. Benedict. ~Fowis,12%o and 14c 11)., at Heycs’ W . The Norwall; brethren will conduct 7 the evangelistic services in the Broad River chapel. tomorrow evening, corn— meaning at 7:110, o’clock.1. W , George Faulhaub‘er Lodge, of Harm: ‘ gari. will hold a meeting next Thursi, day. and malts ilnai arrangements for the convention to be held here. Cockenoe Tribe received sndnvita- , 11011 last night. to attend the three days' now wow of Koncliapotansuh Tribe, in Bridgeport, August 6, 7 and 8 ‘-—-Spring Chickens, 201: 1b: ‘Hayes'. Thomas ‘Burns, of Water street ,was kicked on the log by the horse of Kas- per Zoéllinger. his employer, yesterday. 1Dr. C. G. Bohemian dressed the injury. The last number of the first volume of the NorwIl-k sued tomorrow. The W A good sized dolIgationi from the Norwallts went to Br 11111151111111:st 'ning. on an early train to attend the boxing exhibition in the. Pink City Theatre.‘ Miss E. A. Westernel. formerly metri‘m of it Children's Home. has been spending 1a ‘few days in Dnnbury. the, guest of Mrs. M. Wheslock. The funeral of Mrs Harry Reynolds, of Stamford, who died at the home of her parents in Harbor avenue, was held from St. Maiy’s Church. this morning. at 9 o'.cl0clt Many friends in The Norwalks will go to New. York tomorrow evening, and attend the wedding of Morris Stull of East Norwalk and Miss Mn mic Rosenbaum, of Paterson, NJ J. 1 Win—‘1», —-—75c Fancy Summer Corsets as n season's specialty, 39 and tile pair; Lisle Thread Gloves. white and desir able colors, at out prices, to close M S. Smith 81 Co. Attorney Joseph A. Gray will do- fend himself in the hearing on the demurrer and plea in abatement. in the case of Charles Scribner's Sons against himself. on Tuesday morning. at 10 oclock. in the Town Court at Norwuik. Hurlburt Al: Davis will ap- pear for Scribnsr's Sons W Mrs. J. H. Norris. wife of Secretary Norris. of the Y. M. C. A..1 returned home last night, from a visit with her parents. Rev. and Mrs. James F. Mears. , of Spencer. Mass. 'Mr. Moore has been quite ill and if he recovers sufficiently. he and .his wife will come to South Norwnik on Tuesday. to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norris Eight transfers of Bridgeport oyster ground property were made yesterday. records being filed in the town clerks ofiice. 'l‘wo pieces were transferred by the state to Robert A. Turpin; two from Fred H. Turpin to Emma L. Tur- - pin; two from Emma ii. Turpin to Nel~ Ian J. Wakelee; and two from Nelson J. Wakelce to the Ii. J. Lewis Oyster Company. The usual [lipowrth league devotion- al service. tomorrow evening. at 8:30 o'clock, will be in charge of Miss Ade— laide Bt. John. The subject is True Philanthropy. Bible retoreucc. Gals- tisns. sixth chapter. from first to tenth verse. Those services are very interest- ing. it is earnestly desired that a large coiigregutlon may be present to~‘ morrow evening. .4; James Marshall and family. of Fall Irrite today and tall tors at Eihoiiielil on~t t-eilouud for the rest of the summer. Mr. MIthIll is widely known 0.11 a hat manufacturer. Mr. Wells and fumily. the form r be: ing the cashier of the City No local: ,, Bank. of Brooklyn. are expected to an rive It the new summer resort. ,1 , MW when Pork. filler lb“: Helios. WM All the 15.11111: 11: the state at Goa: nectlout will burs to not I‘iiceiisa in 1111:1111 business. ac cording in the not it the legisiiitdre. The hnsrd Toi titanium are expected The surly- nicotine. tomorrow nim- ' Methodist Church, will 1be in charge of - ,. E(33111igl‘tiitilt'iohulChurch calendar will Eel ,oIiehdar has‘2; prod-pd to be indispensa-1 " illw ‘ Hetihgofthefldn b of Norwalk. . hirer. formerly of Be in News“: will .. up their user» 1 1 ‘ for b01134 to 16‘; double: . , ‘t and Short. 1011ng tiring pants- wag. $2 50 03600;? new NIB? 5 1 1 1 hi 1 .1 =1 ‘ 1 ‘ ock of Boy's and Lhildrcns I Clothing at a discount of 25 per cent, Comstock Bros. South Not-walk Store: 14 South Main St. Norwalh Store: Masonic" Building. 1:». That’s a compliment 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 .1 ," 1 3 .you will find your horse will lose his héalth 1 and strength: . BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN. 1'1 Monuei T. Hatch, 1101111 PHOTOGRAPH“ suouLo as: MADE Ar JACKSON’S STUDIO 1 ”‘ if you want counEcr LIKENEss ARTISTIC MOUNTINGS. 1 ABSOLUTE PERMANENCE. 1 A good picture of yourself or child may become invaluable. COME WHILE IN GOOD HEALTH. JACKSON 51. 31111310. 0 it H I i. z * 11331233913311. drier. 53 WALL an, NORWALK Our Motto: "Low Prices Means More Busmess. NON CORROSIVE INK. it will not corrode a pen nor ihicken' in the ink well. FOR SALE IV 1 I 1:? WILLIAM P. -BE.:ERS, Bookseller, Stationen Engraver. I? WILL 9T NORWKLK. W'W'ATa’EuEEiE’rT W 1 ' ; ., W Rooml, Maponic auiiding. Norwaik. “ " its WIIhinnton 8!. So. Norwniii. 1 ' Norwnlk, Conn. Dear friend: in reply to your asking when we offer a reduction on custom- m1<lcciotl11ugtWeliovc some inducements to offer NOW. Our fancy cassimcics are running low and we will make you a suit out of any. pattern remaining at a liberal (islcount. Call and and we will gladly show what we are able to do for you. Sincerely yours, W. A iii}. NEDICT P. 5. Our lizlll Samples aic lmrc-ovcr6000£tl1cm.. Great '1 ,1; 1 CutzDown : , Children Wisconsin the 15011 1111111, 2111211111: 1111111111. 3911:3911 69c; It.” value. 7111:; had the It. ilil iliic. ‘ 1 -11 Men’s ems bicycle rents. the regular 11.21: at one. Hospital. was a well-known resident. of Norwaik. procured. « lug on 1311 interested in miles plantations in Old 1 of age. stopped at oil train a visit A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Do ‘ things 1111111111,, or 1111111111111 street: yes tsrdsy.‘ W The Crew Laundry Mschine Coinpsny has had a new telephone placed in their . building. . «W ‘ T-he members of, St. Joseph' a Church are arranging for a picnic. to be held next month. W whine Fish, 101;. Bridge Market. The hour. sale at the Boston store today, promises to be a record breaker: Read the ad. Mrs. Annie Botsford. oi New York, is * . spending a few days with friends in South Norwalii. Tonight closes the seventh Mill End sale at the Rowland Dry Goods store in Bridgeport. The D M. Read Company is advertis lug today washable undershirts and men' s furnishings Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Benton. of Bridgeport. are the guests of friends in South Main street. Isaac (3). Hamilton. propiietor of Ho— tel Hamilton, has returned from his trip to Springfield, Mass. A.J Collins. a: Company are 83011 ; iicing the price on mostly everything in their furniture store. Mrs. i. F. Tillitson and son Wilfred are guests of, Mrs. S. 1. Mills. at her home, 1 WIshington street. I Judge John H Light added a hand- some new book case and leather couch to his office furniture today. now—u. Mrs. Charles P. Addison. of Main street, has returned from New York. where she has been for her health. .. m..- 4...... Edward Whitworth died at St. Luke‘s New York. last night. He Dr. W. B. Bean has obtained Judg- ment against Raymond Lsinier, in a ' suit to recover a bill for services ren- de1.ed Fletcher Montgomery will resume his duties in the list factory of Crofut Cc Knapp. Monday‘mornlng. after a va— cation. 1 w Mrs. Charles Williams, of Union street. who recently fell from the front piazza and broke her left wrist is got- tlng along nicely A meeting of the boards of engineers of Nomad; South Norwslk and East Norwalk ill be held at the store of Chief Prowitt. at 8 o’clock this evening. The new official telephone list is out in book form. and Taylor & Gold on have issued the usual card list. which may be obtained at their office. On Sunday. August 1. the meetings at St Joseph’s Church will be gin st 8 and 10 oolock. a in. Up to the pres- ent they have been held at 8:30 and 11. W ~Arethusa Spring Water. 90c doz. delivered. 3‘. D. Lawton & Co. Styles R. Anderson. of Hawkinsvilis. Georgia. will be a guest of Thomas Bal— com, of France street. next week. He is a nephew of Mrs. C. T. Lathrop, of Hewkinsville who is well known in town. Eight wagon loads of fresh air chll—‘ dren arrived in South Norwalk last]: evening on the stehmer Harlem. They. were driven to Georgetown. The air ‘ :1 Never before did your doors setup so a g prices so 10W» .3 32.50 1.1.11.1 are now I! 6‘? .14 so our! 13-00 H u t I, [.97 5000 3.50 “ “ 2.19 5.50 4:00 “ ” 2.79 6.00 'f‘f’ ' GOLF MOUSERS. $2.50 to $4. 50 qualities one going fast. STRAW HATS. at I ~2 price. 48 and 50 wall Si > i-r g... E (D 3 O D. (D g 5‘? O more Eyes v ‘ is An impossibility. 1 ‘ Proper Glance, properly adjusted. will save your eyes and give comfort in place of that disagreeable headache strain. Therougli examination free and all work guaranteed. 0. B. Jackson. onaouxr: OPTIOIAN. sa'ini Street. Nor-walk. We admit that it is presuming on our part to call attention to the following” facts during this heatiid terms bututhe winter months are approaching when you will 11+ ‘ 1‘1 ii,I Our: stock of CROSS CREEK HAZLETCN‘ VEI‘N LEHIGH has been purchased with great i; ‘ dust,“ and ‘will be delivered at your convenience at [5 you. solid in the orders now. ' , was iilled with shouts and singing as‘ .1 they passed 11p Washington street. ~_.._. John Show. who was taken to the Middletown insane asylum from Nor: walk. a short time ago, escaped from that institution yesterday afternoon, First Selectman James A. Brown re ceived a telegram to that effect this morning Fred Olsen. the South Norwslk young man. who a few nights ago. was seized with a fit in Atlantic street. was sim- ilarly affected last night. He was car- ed for until he recovered sudlciently to proceed on his way.~Stamford Advo~ cute. George F. Boarse, of 29 Fairfleld ave nus. won the barrel of hour by being the nearest to guessing the number of beans in a jar at the store of the New York Grocery Company. There were 1,491 beans in the far. Mr. Hearse guessed 1,500. 1 ”am Harry Pepper says today that 11 min- , take was made in the item relative to the plumbers and carpenters forgetting 1 to arrange for heating the new Clifford pharmacy. He says that he has the best system for heating that can be M Harry Barker and Iister,‘ Miss Mabel ‘ Earlier, oi Pittsiisid. Mass1, are visiting Mrs. Charis 11.: Barker. who iii summer. eldiislsad. Mr. Barker is Mexico. and ‘thls is his first visit to the states in thine years. ‘ A woman Swill: a boy 111111111111 1'11er the Smith Nor-walk belies, station. last night. 1811 ' l; I: out 01111111111 door do 1031 the“ The 111113111111 or her. 111' W '1‘ 1111111 1 can. of the booth Norwslk Methodist Church, is 111 It the istter'I home in A;
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