' "lidlssesw Lobby have returned to week in South Norwalk a . (low after a visit-111 the Catskills. Canoes, N. Y., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. H A. Wood. 0; Prospect street. -5 Conductor John McMahon and Dr. '1'. J. Rlordlln. of Nprwalk. will leave next week for the Pan—American Exposition. .THE Gourmet, ,1»... Sent to'yeur. vacation ad» ' dress. Address changed , . - as frequently at request: I" can will hold a regular meeting. tonight, in Mystic Chain Hall, in weanington street. ”(Mr and .Mrs. r1111 M. Strayer will leave tomorrow fer Hazel-drills. where Mr. nStrayer will spend port of his vaca- [INN NLNN NNIES The Leonard“... street nine, defeated the Water street team, yesterday, by a score of 7 to 6. m A party of South Norwalk and East Norwallt young people will take a troi lley ride to Seaside Park. Bridgeport ‘tonight. Miss Florence C. Bills, or North ave~ one, is spending her vacation with Jriends in Ridgeileld. Miss EIl‘zaheth Kearney. of Ply mouth avenue, is the guest of Contrac tor and Mrs. James F Kennedy, in Ridgeileld _ Miss Maude Keeler of Saugatuck has been spending a few days with her S R. Keeler, of Westport; is taking aunt, Mrs. Coley of Chestnut Hill Capt. Howard Bloomers place while he is at camp, in the Hill & Hubbell Lumber 00’ s office Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart, of Day- ton, Florida, are the guests of Mrs. 11 rsncls Nash of Elihwdod avenue. The Misses Virginia and Josephine Lockwood, of New York,’ sue sp'ending a. few daysw ith friends in Van Zandt avenue, East Norwaik. Supt William Darbee of the Nor walk division of the Connecticut Rail gray and Lighting 00., was ill yester— ay. The Selleck- Rusco‘e and lcotleld par ty, of Norwalk who are now at the Pan American exposition are expected home Thulsilay morning. ~— There will be a regatta for home boats in all classes at the Norwalk 1 Yacht Club on Saturday afternoon starting at 2 o’-clor ' Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Nash. who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Thompson. of West street, have re- turned homc to New York. The Williams Links" and Annie Bar " rett, of High street. South NorWaik have returned home from Buffalo, New York, where they visited the Pan American exposition Dr. W. J T1 acey of Norwalk, is in- vited to address the State Health Oill ccra' Association. at its meeting being held at Pleasure Beach, today. The Misses Mary Murphy, Anna Mur- phy. and Rose Ladrigan have left for a visit to the Pan- American Exposition. A portion of their vacation will be spent at Atlantic City. A movement will beimadc in due time to try and persuade the business houses in N01 walk and South Norwalk to close September 12th, the day of the parade of the anniversary celebration. Charles Pennington, who recently see mixed judgment in the South Norwalk side of the Town Court, against James Jardlne. has taken out execution. m— The executive committee of thc quarter-millenlai celebratidn, will meet the chairmen of the other committees at the South Norwalk Club this even ing. Word has been received in South Norwaik that the schooner Eva L Ferris h’aS arived at Philadelphia and the Jennie C. May has cleared from Washington for Newport News. Va. Harold Wilson is assisting at the South Norwalk Trust company' a bank during this week while Spencer Ad alas. who is a member of Company D is in camp. ~—Brown's College ,Ofllco open even- lugs until ‘9"-o’ciock for enrmimcnt. WA , William Dinsdale, of Dickerman’ s clothing store, in WhehingtOn street is nursing a sole back as the result of having the metsl‘ceilar door at the atomic“ on his spine a. few days ago ‘ Thomas Collins, who recently was employed byW. s Stnrtcvant of North Main street has taken a position in Stamford.,where he will learn the ma chlnlsts trade Chief'of Police Bradley shot if sick dog this morning at the corner of But ler street and West avenue. Mrs. Mc- Gonegifl sent word of the dog's condi- tion to Chief Bradley “Public Hygiene",wili he the subject of a lecture which Dr William J. Tra coy, the efficient Net-walk Health Olli- car will deliver, in Bridgeportntonight before the Fairfleld'County health oili- cers. Lady Jennings Lodge. Shepherds of Bethlehem. will give a trolley ride to Seaside Park, Bridgeport, and return. on the evening of the twenty-third. An hour' s stop will he made at the park. * Charles lcrael. the young son of Mr. and Mrs A Israel, of Washington street who Friday, underwent an oper- ation' for appendicitis is getting along 1 , gory nicely and his recovery is lookedm or uneral services were held over the sins of Anne Quinn. of Norwallr in St. Marys church this morning The deceased wan buried in St. Mary‘ 11 cemetery “- Miss Anna Walsh, of Norwalk. £138 been visiting“ her brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Walsh, at their home. I52 Winter street, Bridgeport. Yesterday. Miss Welsh left for a two Weeks' trip to the Pan-American Exposition, at Buffalo. Frank Hubbard, of South Norwaik while riding his wheel on the wooden ‘ . walk betw n Roma Point and the old Starla pav lion Sunday. was pushed off the platform by a pedestrian whom , he tried to pass. nubbsrd was pain " fully injured. Miss Hattie Seoly. of Amesbury. 1 Massachusetts. who has been 11 visitor with Mr. “and Mrs. William P. Small harem! Taylor w1131111111111. has none to New Rochellew n she will make a further visit before returning home- to Massachusetts. 1 The committee in charge of the loan No1 walks 1111111 ter-millenlai celebra tion will meet at the Central Club, to marrow. at 10 a. n1. All members are earnestly requested to be present. 11.—.1. The Grand Dodge oi Connecticut Sons of St. George, will meet in Anso gala today. The delegates from Wei pile/n Woodward W F. DeKlyu. wife and daughter sailed this afternoon upon the North Starr for Pointland Ma, from where they will take a smaller boat to Pack Island. Mr. DeKlyn will return the first of next week but his family will remain indefinitely. W , The committee appointed to take ‘ charge of the loan exhibit, in connec- r tlon with the 250th anniversary cole- erotica of Norwallr: is requested to at- tend the meetln to be held at the cen- !tral Club. at 10 clock tomo‘nrow morn- nx 1 p , , 'l‘lllt‘ JEWELSRS. 11111 eraser. nonwack, * New 11am. arrived in South Norwalk, , this morning. Undertaken Raymond ~ go. The doeemd was New York city. after spending the! W' , an and Mrs H J. Meeker of Nomalk, are expected home tamer-- Mr. and M1111. Clarence Bernson, of: P. c necessary Lodge, N. a. o. 12.7 exhibit to be given in connection with ' come Stranger Lodge or this city are , James Wood and George Robbins. The " alternates are Charles B. Holt and Stem ‘ r1111 remni'ns of Samuel hernias. of ' V ' ‘ buried this-51mins 1‘11 Nowell: (loin-t ’ ‘ , _ You havcyOur choice of the whole ' 3 ”o'clock of one suits cheviot cashmere. welsh~ ed and fllnnclmlate styles suits, that you can ' depend on wearing and filling night And these are the prices for suits that were all the $5.79 ; 7.89 $9.98 1 Just think of good wash suits for .bovs‘” at 35c. 48c and 69c! “Tell your wife about it. ComstoCk Bros. Norwalk Store: South Nowell: Store: Masonic Building. 14 South Main St. Telephone Call, 32-2; South Norwalk‘ Store. ‘ 3.11111le which was to 11m ed to Thursday after ‘oon at the some There’s nothing in the world we’re so much interest- ed in as Hay. Grain and Feed. We make it our study. ' It may sound queer to speak of grain buying and selling ' as a science, but that’s what we‘ve made of it. Two important discoveries we have mails are that complete satisfaction to our customers pays best, and that thiway to win success is to deserve it. any one THAT 5 CLEAN; j“ Manuel T Hatch, YOUR PHOTOGRAPH SHOULD BE" MADE AT JAGKSON’ S STUDIO if you want CORRECT LIKENESS. Ii ARTISTIC MOUNTINGB. ABSOLUTE PERMANENCE. A good picture of yourself or child may become invaluable. COME WHILE IN GOOD HEALTH: JACKSON' S STUDED. $35?:§‘:.‘12i'l§. 1...... 53 wncun NORWALK OurMoito: "Low Prices Means More Business." NON-CORROSIVE INK. it will not corrode a pen nor thicken 1n the ink well. raw 3111.: a'v WILLIAM P. BEERS, Bookseller. Sistioner. Engraver. NORWJILK. . ~49 WILL ST. W. A. nausotcr. Room 1, Masonic Building, 116 Washington St. Dear sir. ' Norwalk. So. Norwaik. Norwalk, Conn. Deeds. vnot .words, control public opinion. You now have the secret of our large patronage We are continually turning out clothing for men of all stations in life. Some afford high prices, others otlitrwmc, but every one rccci 1vcs a “made to order suit.” carefully made and of satisfactory wearing qualities. Let us show you what patterns we to making up; well, say at $20.00.“ You w1ll be agreeably surprised-«over niucty at this one price, and over six hundred sd‘mplcs 111 all. , Truly yours, , W. A. BENEDICT. LOOK HERE! 1‘ The warm weather ill on the 'wan’e. evidently. We recognize this truth by reducing everything in Light Wei ht Clothing. The need of an article makes the 1111111111111; 1 1: use creates an opinion of the same. There availing themselves of a coat to he used entirely for chips wear have discovered that other clothing” is saved and the comfort of not being too tightly ”coated” worthy strontium“ rim use a (he, good quality QFFICE soars Ar 35 cause. now Tile pat ems are desirable. no sows movers wire at practically your . ed for their capitol stock are being or~ Y1 ‘ Theodore Chad no or Moll”. , 1. ts. tare. is speudl " [tie with Co, ll‘. ‘ " The Alrilsht is help Installed in the Methodist Church or summation. by 1111; 11191111111 status more x W The case of the state or P afternoon in the South ”Nerves side or the Town court has been adjourn- hour r. .w Mrs. William Wallace, who has been the guest of Mrs. C. ‘fll Day, or Betta piece East Norwslk. returned home to New York this morning accompanied by her nephew Russell Day. who will be her guest for a few days Miss Ruth Boson, of Center avenue, has gone to Northport. Long Island. to be the guest for a few weeks of her father Upon her rteurn to this side of the sound she will reside with her sister. Mrs. George W Seymour. of Washington street. The police give notice that the young man who took the Ben Hur bi cycle from in front or the Central Food company's store. had better return it . for he was seen to take it by some one who knows him. it will or his in- terest to return it immediately. mn'fi’m“ John M Smith. sergeant of Company G, 28th Regiment. Connecticut Volu‘n tccrs, who died at the Soldiers’ home in Newton. was buried from that place at 2 o’clock this afternoon. Sergeant Smith formerly lived in Harbor avenue Norwalk. Miss Daisy McQuillan. bookkeeper for the New York Grocery Co.’ s Nor- waik store was taken suddenly ill this morning while attending to her duties at that place. She imediafely left the store and returned to her home at No. 39 Spring hill. .__.. LAWN TENNIS AT NEWPORT. Greatest Interest in the.Matched Dou- bles Between Little and Alexander. ,., BRISTOL, R. 1.. August 13——-Witl1 an entry list numbering 56 and includ. ing some of the very best talent in the count '5’. the annual larva tennis cham- pions ip tdurusment. began at the Newport Casino today. After a night of almost continuous rain and after disappointing conditions early this morning, there was general rejoicing to see the sun come peeping through the clouds. before it was time for play to begin. and by the time the first match was called. the conditions were line There was Iittiew ind and ' the weather was plenty warm enough to keep the muscles of the players lime bored. In spite of the rain. the care given to the courts put them in good condition :~-., .1 was the plan of the managers to clear away early in the tournamhnt as many of the matches on possible. This was necdful In view of the large field of entries. The greatest interest today was felt in the match in doubles between the eastern and the western champions. Little and Alexander of Princeton. the western champions and Ware and Wright of Boston the eastern chum pious were scheduled to meet on the championship court at the south oust corner of the grounds. The large grand stand at this point was filled with spectators before the players ap- peared Among those who were expected to - meet in the early matches were several well kn wn in Newport society tolud lug Col John Jacob Astor. DRYING DAY FOR YACHTS. NEWPORT. R. I August ill—This was a drying day on the racing yachts Both the Constitution and Columbia early had all their sails spread out to the sun. The canvas was well soaked in the rain of yesterday and is was thought it would take all day to get it back into shape again. This made it doubtful if either boat could take a spin Officers and crews ivere prepared to get rested and all ready for tomorrow's contest. While there was nothing in the weight of the Wind yesterday to try a crew, still t men were kept on the lump pretty much all the time changing soils to meet the constantly shifting breezes, and so a day of rest was wel- comed. It seems to be now well settled that the Independence will get no more races this season. It is learned that she has not been invited to any of the events in the sound and it is considered probably that she will soon be taken around the cape again to Boston. BOOMING OIL COMPANIES IN NEW TOWN OF LAW'I‘ON. FORT SILL, 0 '1‘. August ill—Oil companies with fabulous sums announc ganized daily in the new town of Law ton near here. Twenty or more "pro- moters" and “oil exports" direct from the Beaumont district have bottles of oil on display. No gush‘ars have been brought in. confined to any phrticulsr district Evidence of oil can be found in all directions but what In known as the oil district is about 11 miles north of Lawton. on fashion; bays plastered the entire country with mineral claim» MANCHNIB’I‘EH. “300ml" August 13. The exoitement is not. . prominent real . . ’ prices so law. Your choice of §uils that we ‘6 “ MEN’S ODD TROUSERS $2. 50 quality are now $1. 69 $4 50 quality a 3.00 ‘ ‘1 1' 1.97 5.00 3.50 1' 2.19 5.50 c 4.00 11 c 2.79 15.00 1' GOLFJROUSERS. . $2.50 to $4.5 0 qualities are going fast at} SIRAW HATS ' ' at [-2 price. Négligee Shirts, Bathinc Suits. Yacht Caps, Fancy . Belts, Suit Cases, Neckwear and Carla: Willis H. sen-e w 118 and 50 Wall St. Norwal At the Mariel Grocc NEW LOT OF CAKES. ETC. Desirable assortment of cakes, just in; to sell 2 lbs. to HONEY. ‘ New season’s Honey. in bottles, at NEW LOT OF JAMS iN GLASS. Strawberry, Peach, Pineapple, Blackberry, good, cheap, MIXED PICKLES. bottles. DRIED BEEF. ,1 We had some trouble to fl 1] orders this week, but now supply all demands without interruption. We cut a lot cause it is such a good relish and you 'll think so to try it once , WE CLAIM . , That the sweetening power of our Porto Rico Mela third more than others. A lot of the Molasses in mark nice, but it swastens little. POTATOES. A few small Potatoes at FREE SOAP. To give the public a chance to “sample” we will all Aladdln' s Petroleum Soap with every purchase of coffee or two cakes with each pound of tea. It ism coanut oil and petroleum and sold at half price, 1112.2- Pure white soap. Wasrmfimyw Lorenzo ’ Dibble Buying Eyes Is An Impossibility. Proper Glasses, properly adjusted. wlll save your eyes and give comfort in place of that disagreeable headache strain. Thorough examination free and all work guaranteed. 0. B. Jackson, GRADUATE OPTIC-IAN. 58 Wall Street. Nor-walk. 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 rc- . quire Our stock of CROSS CREEK HAZLET VEIN LEHIGH has been purchased with great dust, and will be delivered at your convenience at pr you send 1n the orders new. Raymond I Raspber . Whole salmon. four to eight pounds. Blue Fish. Weak Fish, Native Eels. Porglcs.’ ' - Black Fish, Lobsters. Soil Shell Crs
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