MI. and M
Illlilf‘d from
Ai‘lflli Sing; ,
lilllilllg of.
W.
I‘I‘Illl'lled
\lll‘illlou
Ilnrry Go ochmidt
pllnlmacy, III N
this morning
.\I .1tters portal
\1 Isary colebrn
'. I
‘ a nod! LIN morning:
, fit, 9 and tho
linens Hoylo
liull of officers xt ndnil'night. and
um theworlr Is commute
In: to will enjoy a soil to Do
in C A. Freeman's. Iconic and Willi:l
lIIGle partake of a chant 1;
The program coniinltIc‘c Icr the com
mg celebration was Io have held a
meeting last night to‘Iece‘Il'Ié bids tor
the priIIIlng of th ~progrnms for the
wiebI-Irtlo‘n. but ('1 '
:1 quorum Wes htit- ; ht.
mg will be held in n few (lnys.
The Twon yfth
(igltth Regiin ate, con
users. will meet in Dnu'b August 2.0
for their annual i‘c'un' The busi
ness echelons will lid bbold In ‘G A. R.
is“ air pray
er meeting, i not confined to church
members.-
Dudley E. Hoyt who d log by the
Hatch 8: Bailey nluhlfig I'nlll yesterday
when sudddnly one, at a union bIokc.
allowing the wagon I.
crouud .1. Moll 1 ,
v‘ehicié an ptoc
had the umpire
the Tilly cart-i ge
Mulp street.
W
At the last refill!»
Gigsrrnskers‘ union
lng oihcoru wore‘
to ‘ . maid
secretory .
‘ or Stirling sci
that III? permit for" the amt
_ 3.0 is of the opinion
’ Dinner Samuel
- notify
- l.mlgo.No. 31.1.0.0
. her. will come on Saturday. August 10.
s will go into ‘;
‘ , cibc' Ki? pcszi‘m House, Lek
Icatlon are thin. there will ‘
" xccllent node at the Fair
‘ Bhuughncssy, 0: 8t. Innis, I - .
, r. and Mrs. Elliott Janet.
; a lie Isl and.
Martin 8pc r limpet Zoolllnger and
6.1 rclund, are in Ridge—
old, today. trying their luck at lich-
W
, Misc Mnrsaret Fields and Mrs. KiItle ,
_ Morlcqulth. of. Orange Valley, N. J.. are
‘ the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Mur-
;, ruy, of III) Monroe gt;
f“;
The nose of Ferdinand SchlItt for
'nonis'upport conic up. for dispose! yes-
terdny afternoon. and he gave a bond
to pay. his wife silo Week.
Manon fruit ”jars" are‘belng sold for
“sixty cents per dozen at W. S. Stutte-
vnnt’s store. All his summer goods are _
being sold at reduced prices.
' The ambulance was called out this
.; morning to tpkc Thomas Dorney. II)!
0
West ort avenue, to the hospital.
In so erlng from typhoid fe’ver.
"""‘!T
W.
A. is‘incl Is moving his store goods
.trom North Mum street to the place. 9
In Washington street formerly occu-
pied by tho Fuir (‘louic store.
Addie Cockcfnr, child of Mr. and Mrs.
Wlillnm' Cockefur. of Union street is .
: bgettililg along nine
bottomed on hiir 1,
en-
Morris Shavitn, of 'qu Haven. was
In .50th Norwollt youterduy and pogo
tintions are under way for n Settlo
ment of the cane Dn‘vid Londe has
1 ngainstbim 1?
j A
'Mr. and..2Mrs John Warren. the for- 11
mar being proprietor of the Old Well
fly, In Huvil'and street, have re-
Itirn' from It few days recreation ht
Rockuway Bench.
Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Rockwell and
family. who have been staying with
friends on Elm sheet, left this morn-
lnit. for the Adirondacks. where they
will remain the rest of the summer.
—-l—4-v
A party composed of Norwalk and
South Norswlk people took a trolley
. ride to Seaside Park. Bridgeport. lust
Hnlght They were stalled for an hour
by the storm before they were well on
their way 1 ,
Nathan March, of the firm of March
Brothers. In New York. was in South
Norwalk today. and made A. J. [Owens a
good otter for his Boston terrier dog.
Mr. Owens having formerly cold one of
his dogs to a brother of Mr. March.
Johnnie Plunder. of Rowayfon. .bc-
gins to think that ‘iIe ”put his foot in
it, ” when he suggested clams. by moon-
light. to the members of Lincoln Coun-
cil. Tomorrow night he will know it
for a certainty. No postponement be-
cause of the weather.
The cbptoi'ns of’the four Norwulk
_ fire companies that with Chief Prowitt. 11'
at the Phoenix quarters. last. evening.
and. talked lover matters In regard to.
the parade. Some changes were made
so that each company has lire compan‘
ice to cntsrtalns’
Two new excursions were booked for
Roton Point. yesterduy. King Dnvid
..F of Manches.
on the barge C. M. Church and II
- steamer, and on An ust 13th. Sermon-
u'l‘In. L'odtrc. of Pol-t cfforson, Loni) ls
land. will be at the point. ,
The regular weekly class meeting
this evening In the Norwnllt Methodist
Church is In charge of Martin- Kellogg
These services continue to morocco
In Interest and attendance from week
to week despite the convicting wonth
or. An Invitation to extended to all to
be present this evening
rm. Main street IIIIII team. ,compcscd
of business men. In, practicing. this are
torn‘con; 1wfor bull game with the
' hursduy afternoon
ntcst III II come off. Dow'd
mm the operation
, dby Drs. Burncli
prices. ‘ ,
worsted suiISnt these.
, Clothingx
, Norwaik Store. ,
Masonic Building
25 per cent oil oII Boys and and Childrens
Straw llais. at half price. 1.
Comstoc Bros.
South Norwtllk 35...:
:4 South Main 5".
superiority to 1 the ordinary
- High ‘ Priced ?
That’s a compliment to our grain; showsyou feel ltd
t1 » 2 Ilron
order to reach the hobby trade in
Inc ‘ to well khc‘tvn leaders of for!»
and are critical as to style and
Company are makers of their lending
huts is a card of itcelf in favor of thin
ll kntowu. 30th Norwich; rocker of
fifth but It.
Insult for t emsclics They hove a
1 reputation fr In way buck [or style and
quality. which has been maintained
In their advertisement this month
they city: "no the derbys you sell
back up all you can say In their favor?
can you stand buck or them? If you
. hove that sort no reason to change. If
not. there is no better déi‘by to stand
back of than Ihc Gromt d: Knapp "
‘ The Wilson derby was Illustrated in
Tho American Hatter lest Month. and
like a hood story. it is worth repstlng:
It is utmln show-n thIs manth. From
the way orders have been booked for
It the but has been It winner. The
Wilson style as shown has a. D'Orsny
curl. but as some customers prefer a
' round curl. the Ilrm ore offeriniz the
, same style crown with a round curl
which is always popular. The D'Orcuy
curl Is the most difficult to run In by
hard but when done by the metrice
system, is perfection in curling. Deal-
. are ordering the Wilson style with the
, round curl may designate the but as
kind, but it shows too, that,I L.
you do not study conditions closely enough for your own
good.‘ Barley Oats cost more than the ordinary catc—
' '~ and strcnfitlt.
Bur ours THAT’S CLEAMI‘t"
Manuel T. Hatch.
but they are worth more. If you buy grain with a view to
‘cheapncss," you will find your horse will lose his health _ “
IN?
'1‘
CORRECT LIKENESB. ‘ .
- , A good picture of yourself or
Opposite ’Holcl. ;
Trolley: pan the door.
WILLIAM
459 WALL .51“.
‘_ w. A. acumen
Room 1, Minnie Building.
1'36 wuhlnaton 8t» .
My dear frictidi, , y.
Nov-walk.
89. Norwslk.
Bookseller, Stationer. Engraver.
YOUR PHOTOGRAPH SHOULD BBIOR MA RE AT
JACKSON’S STUIO
If you want .r-
ARTISTIG MOUNTINGS.
ABSOLUTE PERMANENOE.
child may become invaluable.
COME WHILE lb] SOOD HEALTCP ’ "
JAQKSON'S srupyo.
' 53 WALL. ST.. NORWALK
Cur MoitoI "Low PIiccs Means More Busmess.
NON CORROSIVE INK
It will not corrode a pen nor thicken in the ink Well.
won SALE v 1.
p. nouns.
NOKWJSLK-
Nonalk, Conn.
Yc9, it is undoubtedly so that you are not anxious to purchase
poor (If, but nevertheless wcw
more attractive than ever.
fall attire now. Probably you have clothes you would like to di5~
want to show you our fall patterns,
(0ch (moi Illcm) andsliow gouthc iall styles of cut.
They are
Call in and inspect—~inupcvtion moans fascination.
'lruly yours.
w. A. BENEDICT.
ted by the Willi straits. ‘ '
Jlijey InI ht have come-
: “MIMI“. ,
_ U
til ail-vibe Socialist
mcni mnbéIc 04“ ll cIImIm cl Deputiec’
Inside n dicturbcncd‘ln the house this
pitch to the re-
not It motion for tid-
tlcn cliche deputies
. oi much u
. r Menu lithe cpl-mp
.. “mm. m.“ W
1 clone cute-only It tow lath-want». ‘ i ' , ,
g lilo-v‘iiflcnnclb, ii'lnldsg 1nd Oxford‘s. strictly all oat-mm» , ,
, the Strollers.
Two new shapes In soft hats are no
In; shown by John C Wilson & Co.
f. The Snratoga and Newport both are
striking styles, made in different
shades of pearl and other fancy colors.
The firm reports that good orders are
coming in on the staple shapes In tour-
lets, showing that this style Is still
'. popular.
\CLOUDV, COOL AND MUGGY.
m
Peculiar Summer Weather During
Yonder-day.
The fourth day after the advent or
"dog days" was yesterday, and the
. weather certainly bore out some of the
traditions connected with that Interest
ing summer period. In the morning the
temperature was even 70 degrees. Just
11 what the furnace men guarantee to
provide. for your house In winter but
.: the northeast who bore with It clam-
mlncss that was decidedly uncomfort-
sblo.1.ntor on the wind veered to the
north. but brought no relief from the
Iumidity and the; tompornture lifted to
77 degrees by 1 o‘clock. At one or two
choice moments there were indications
that the sun might shine. but it did
not cventuote, und the day was sour.
cool clcmmv and uncomfortable.
There were slight attempts at rnIn
luring the day. enough to make the
Imbrelln n procuutlonery measure and
III Ii: 30 In the evening ruin began to
(all quite heuVIiy. the open-cur seats
, were wet on the ends and the atmos-
phere In the evening was cool chilly
and penetrating, with the added dis-
agreeablcnoss of continued humidity
ind lifelessncss. It was not a day in
which there was great desire to sit by
the and sea waves
WILL COME TO NEW ENGLAND.
Sen. Wood to Cruise Along the Gout
In the Yacht Kanawha.
NEW YORK, July till—General Icon-
» trd Wood. governor general of Cuba,
accompanied by Mrs. Wood and their
-thrcc children. arrived here today. on
the steamer Morro Castle, from Hern-
on General Wood acid to a reporter
It the quarantine station.
"I am feeling much better. 1 nova
not had any fever for ten days, and
have an excellent appetite.
who. for a short trip along the New
, Finland coast. where we hope to enjoy
1 'i apeli or cool weather. i expect my
stay to be brief, as l Inland to return
to Havana at the earliest moment.
"When I left Havana everything was
remarkably quiet. I am highly grati-
Iled by the kindness ahown me by the
whole Cuban people during my late III-
oesc. Mrs. Wood and family will re-
main In quarantine until Thursday.“
wards Mrs. Wood will probably join
will take a trip west to visit iricnds."
General Wood left the Morro Castle
nt nunruntinp and went on board. the
Kannwhs
General Wood said everything was
going smoothly .In Cuba. The conven-
tlon for the compiling of the election
Iowa had nearly finished Its labors: at»
fer that is accomplished. elections will
come In their proper order. "The Cu~
ban people have been most kind to me
In my Illness,” said General Wood.
"Dally montages. letters and telegrams
‘ were received from all parts of Cuba. I
feel my grateful for tho syrhpstby
thown mo? ; .. ;
{gm—W a
‘ AMIImcIIIfl VIMILO AT Kill...
BERLIN July 80. v-Tbe
States trsI‘nlnn ship Enterprise and
the Mes-dchunctht trulpint chip Hart;
tord .crrive’d this function ht Kiel. A
third Amcrftlan Israel will um: III
‘ Kiel this martian. Tbs/Wolff Bureau
1in the Ingrown-e lowed tomorrow
sand that e Hit-third will rennin a
all the ship! will start
t
neutlon. Harrington. Bantu A Mccuc, ' "
duality, and the fact that the Volk lint ,
I The Grand. it Knapp Company bats '
I Intend ' 7
going on board the steam yacht Knna- ‘
counts of Health Officer Doty. After-
the on the Ksnawha. while our children-
Unitcd ’
Mite! Ancolger special , '
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2.79
GOLF TROUSERS
$2.50 to J 4 5 0 qualities are going {as
STRAW HATS
at 1-2 price.
Negligee Shirts. Batfu'nc Suits, Yacht Caps
Bcits. Shit Cases, Neckcuear an
Willi
4S dnd 50 Wall St.
S H‘.’ SQ;
Buyiing ' Eyes
Is An, Impossibility
Proper Glasses, properly adjusted.
will av; your eyes and give comf It
In place of that disagreeable headacc
strain. ‘_
Thorough oxamlnatlon'frcc and all
work guaranteed.
0. B. Jackson
GRADUATE OPTIOIAN
58 Wall Street.
lNc admit that it is presuming
on our part to call attention to the; '
following foots during this heated? ;
term, but the winter months are...
approaching when you will re-'
gone
you send' in the order: now.
Thlcp'hono Cull 97-2.
Fresh Blue Fish Iodail 1061"
Lobsters arrived this no
Norwalk.
1 a... stock of CROSS CREEK, HAZLE div
VEIN LEHIGH has been purchased with great car
dust. and will be delivered at your convenience at p
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