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Dancinggnt the Knob tonight. Music
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A , by Jerome May Banjo Club
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Mrs. H M. Cooley and son, Clifton,
fire at watch H.111 and “Block Island, to-
ay.
Miss inez Whitney, of Butler street
is visiting Lieutenant Maude" Whitney
of Perth Amboy, N. .1.
Mrs. Harry Pepper and daughter
Dorothy, Mrs. Lyon and Miss Lyon, left
this morning for the White Mountains.
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Mrs Piatt Bennett; of No 26 Lowe
street, purchased a cosy eight-room cot-
tage at Fairfleld Beach. yesterday.
Edgar S. Parker, of the South Nor
walk store of Comeback Brothers, will
leave for Camp McLean tomorrow
, w ~ ‘.
Miss Maigaétit E1111. who he been the
guest of Miss {rend Dilemma Bayview
avenue returned home to New Haven,
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owing to the rapid 1ncrcshe of busi—
“rnoss at the new Clifford Pharmacym
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Mngncr' s.
A Council,
‘.hoid Thursday night. in Mystic Chain
'Hail.
. other Important business.
A: Morrow.
the
new clerk, Albert Ziegler, of Dunbury,
_ flies been secured.
‘—
——Brow_n' s College Qfllce openA even
lugs until 9 o‘clock for enrollment.
Joseph Bartlem, John Dunlap. Eu
gene Woofer Edwslr'd Gerhardt and
John Coles hAave secured positions in
the Yale & Towns Look (30., Stamford
A wheel belonging to Edmund Zeluff.
of the Central Food Company a store.
was stolen from the melt in front of
the store, yesterday. This is the second
whgel that has been stolen from the
me
The doctors claim that this has been
11 very good year for children, so far.
There has been vely few cases of chol-
era infantum. Wet weather, hot days
. and cool nights, are productive of this
disease.
Dr. and Mrs. H. ‘CfSherer and (laugh
1111' Elizabeth will leave tomorrow, for
the Catskill Mountains. Dr. Sherer
will return in a week and Mrs. Sharer
and daughter will remain two or three
weeks
Man...
Miss Florence Scofleid, formerly 01
South Norwalk but now a resident of
New Jersey. and Paul Edwin 'I‘oom
also of New Jeremy, were married last
Thursday eveningJ‘at the home of the
br do.
Buckingham Woman's Relief Corps
has postponed its trolley ride to Shei-
1011. that was to have taken place this
afternoon. indefinitely. It was a great
disappointment to many who had made
preparations for the occasion.
~Headuuartcrs for Blank Books.
A regular meeting of Washin ton
No. 11, P. O. S. A., wil be
There is to be initiation and
All mem-
bcrarare requested to be present.
A union picnic excursion will be giv-
A * oil by the Knight Street A M. E.
Church, of Norwalk and the Calvary
lluptlst Church. of South Norwaik. to-
The tragey curs wnl leave
rwalk at 1) o'clock
‘o'rwulk In trout or
burn in
and South
“ Bax r'sdi‘ug‘storu “at 9:15 11.11:
start. tomorrow for Asbury Park. to
as focusiiotiy II rcuuost- .
- to her home In New York city.
. several
_ duct to the machinery.
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DcWitt Talmage Van De
nus. left this morning,
Atlantic City, N J ‘
The Misses Edna. live and Alice Hill.
A of ’floutb Third street, are guests at A
trleuds in Ridgciisld.
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Mrs. W 11.1.1110 and son Truceu'AA.A
spend a week at that noted resort.
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Mrs. Altitssel Frost and son left this
morning for Niantic. where General
Frost is at the state encampment.
Luciafirace. Act Alloyt street, is assist-
ing at 11W Smith’s market, in Main;
street, tt'idoyA. while the latter is out 131'
town.
There will be no meeting of the Hat
g,Flnis‘licrs' Association tonight. as there
is no business to warrant the holding
of a meeting
AAhout seventy live people from the
Norwaiks’ went. to Block island this
morning on the railroad companye
special excursion. .
The Audubon Society of Connecticut,
have posted a copy of the game laws In
the post oilice at Norwalk,.for the pro.
tection of game birds.
Toronto and other points of interest.
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Lieutenant George L. Woodward, of
Company 13.111111 Edgar S. Parker: of
Company 1‘. leave this afternoon for
Niantic, where they will join the sol-
diers
11.1.11. Finch and family, of ABrook-
lyn, are on a week’s recreation tour in
South Norwnlk. and are stepping out
the Haviiund Blouse, in Washington
sticeeti * ‘
Albert Patterson. of Bridgeport, has
Works, and has taken up his residence
at the Hovilnnd House, in Washington
street.
Mrs. Henry J. Simon and son Hai-
old, of Utica, N. Y.. and Miss Josephine
Warner, of Troy, N. Y., are spending a
few days with Mrs. William R. Thomp-
son, of Crescent Terrace.
The workman who had a narrow es
caps from falling through one of tht
faces of the town clack 1n the Cliirord
Hotel has leit for New York, havin
completed his work here.
A letter received from Dr. W. B. Bean
this morning, states that he will arrive
in South Norwalk at' 6 o'clock this
evening, with his family. He reports a
good time-and during his stay in Can
ada caught many trout.
Mrs. ‘C. B. McKee, who has just re—
turned from London and has been the
guest other aunt, Mrs. George R. Wil-
kins, and cousin. Mrs. John L. Rich-
ards, in South Norwalk. has returned
Ainslee's Magazine for July contains
an article on ballooning, the principal
part of which is devoted to the life of
Leo Stevens. who is to make an ocean
slon and parachute leap at the Fair
Grounds, on Labor Day
The executive committee on the
coming 250th anniversary celebration
held a meeting last night at the South
Norwalk Club. Plans for the celebra
tlon were discussed and everything is
proceeding very nicely.
The collation committee of the 2501b
Walk met last evening, at the Norwalk
Club. After reporting progress, the
meeting was adjourned until next Tues-
dtllybevening, at 8 p. 111.. at the Norwalk
C u .
The christening of Mr. and Mrs
Kimmich's youngest daughter. Lillian
Cartherinc, was celebrated last Sun
day evening by Rev. M1. Bock of Por‘
Chester. The folloWiug guests were
Mrs. H. L. Miller Mrs. W. Bacon. 0!
Brooklyn. Mrs. mirth, and the Misses
Barth, of Dutch Kills. Long island.
The guests at the Norwnlk Hotel. yes-
terday were: Henry White. New York,
George H.13aldwln White Plains, N.A
11.; William A. Curils. Norwalk; Eliz-
ubcth Raymond. Wilton: ii. Brice, Nor~
walk: C. G. Burr, Shelton; C. B. Burr.
Shelton: 11‘. M. Brown. Hartford and
111.11. Irwin, New York.
Percy Grimshaw. who has been in the
harbor glib the launch Lorraine. for
as past. because of an acci-
iegt this morn-
ms, for City island. in“ was accom»
Malmo. who took the trip as for as
Dorlon‘ 11 Point with him.
”was...
Real”
Convention. at lilot‘thiisid, Vt, last
night, to official “at the.Drcher-ilsrric
wedding; iic will return to Vermont
1. tomorrirw. 11111111111 morning. at the, ‘
prayer meeting service at the conven—
tron.- Mr Hubbard delivered an address
/ these are Allie prices 101 Suits that werAAc jail the
AAA okay item $0 to $10.00
Just think of good Awash Suits 9 for .bovs at
35c. 48c. and? 09c! Tell your wife about ii.
Gemstock Bros.
Norwsik Store:
Masonic Building.
- South Norwaik Store:
14 South Main St.
Telephone Call, 32-2.; South Norwalk Store.
Captain Peter Decker and wife, left ‘
yesterday, for a week‘ s trip to the Pan- -
American Exposition. bake Champlain.
secured a position in the Norwnlk iron A‘
anniversary of the founding of Nor- ‘A
pooled by Charles Pratt and Herman ,
~ anubbord, pastor of thi ,.
South Norwnik lisptlst Church, some 1.
home from the Mood? Buckner School
‘ ness every Sunday this summer. The
hole buns
bonnie iii are 11111,
or
many of them 11111 be served this at
ternuou, It is believed that there are
some nine shore resort proprietors who
have been under surveillance by the
private detectives and when they are
called to the her they will have to an-
war to various charges, including sell
log on Sundays selling to minors
keeping places reputed to be houses
where liquor Is sold unlawfully and
keeping houses alleged to be disorderly
01" places of designation.
This crusade is believed not to cross
etc from the Law and Order League
solely, but is instigated by the authori
ties of the town 01 Orange and the bar
ough odicials of West Haven. It is he
iievod that the evidence will prove con:
elusive from the fact that no local men
were eniployed. but detectives from a
troduccd. Their evidence in two or
three cases Is known to be lncontroverv
tibia. and the disclosure of their iden-
tity is awaited with interest.
Many of these warrants date back
for two or three weeks, and in some
cases the evidence is cumulatilh, in
. one instance it will be proved that the
defendants place was open for busi-
list includes not only the minor law
breakers, but there are on the list a
number of people who have consider
ThIrii's'not‘hing 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 made arcthat
complete satisfaction to our customers pays best, and
that tho ’y to win success is to deserve it.
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YOUR PHOTOGRAPH SHOULD as ”MADE AT
JACKSON’S STUIIAIO
If you want
CORRECT LIKENESS.
ARTISTIC MOUNTINGS.
ABSOLUTE PERMANENCE.
A good picture of yourself or child may become invaluable.
COME WHILE IN GOOD HEALTH.
JACKSON' 5 STUDIO.
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OAur Motto: “Low Prices Means AMbre Business." .
NON-CORROSIVE INII.
It will not corrode a pen nor thicken in the ink well.
FOR sou: Iv
WILLIAM P. DEERE,
Bookseller. Slationer, Engraver.
no WALL err, ‘ nonwnLK.
w. A. 'ssusolcr.
Room 1, Muscle Building.
Norwaik.
116 Washington 8%. 80. Norwalk.
Dear sir:
Dec-(ls, not words, ioutrol public opinion.
secret of our ialgc patronage.
Norwalk, Conn.
You now have the
We are continually turning out
tlfl‘illillg for men of all stations in life. Some nitord high prices,
others otherwrsc, but every one receives a ‘madc to order suit/V
carefully made and of satisfactory wearing qualities.
Let .us show you What patterns we ’rc making up; well say at
$211002 11"011 WIII be agreeably surprised-0v0r ninety at this one
price, and over six hundred samples In all.
I‘uly yours, ‘ ‘ ;
W. A. BENEDICT.
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Harry Goodwm Tailor
Look To your lies. '
,/ until you purchase your new lull attire. The prices being out make
tony more tutors-ting. ‘
, 41,15 trousers. now 31.213. r! J, , .
”AAA til-.25 trousers. now 31 Rio. ‘ 1‘
“A so Wonders. now $9. 50
11:11 to contort.
Formerly :1. All Just now its per pair._
> Virtual to mention blue 11111-1111 costs. They cAiAro A110
11;.
. a liyely hustle to handle it all. espec-
‘ waiting rooms at certain hours have
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The Leader Manufacturing Company
This it an opportunity to help out that coat and vent with a new pair of '
The summer is not over yet and white duck trousers are still can;
ed that they are immune.
LIVELY TIMES FOR BAGGAGE MEN
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No Let up In the Pro-sure of Travel
at the Railroads.
These are hot days for the depot
baggage handlers. for every train in-
creases the burden of baggage crowd.
log the baggage rooms, and men with
perspiration rolling from their faces
are hourly 011 the jump to handle the
incoming and outgoingwmass. Nor are
the baggage men at the station the
only sufferers. The men in the bag
gage cars 11nd life anything but pleas-
ant cooped up as they are day after
day, surrounded by piles of baggage
so great as to hardly leave them a
place to sit down in their cars. lut’s
ially‘ when time is so often limited to a
‘few minutes at the different stations.
There is no let-up to the steady
stream of passenger ironic. Train af-
ter“ train rolls in with extra care all
loaded with people going and coming.
night and day. Even the local depot
a congested appearance as people flock
in to wait for the trains. and this pres-
sure is likely to continue until after
Septemh-ber l at least, and may run
on until the 15th.
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EMPLOYMENT or CHILDREN.
Secretary I-iloe Explains the Recently
Passed Law.
Secretary Charles D. Iiine, of the
suite board of education. has whitten
a lotcr in which he says that employers
solely responsible for the cost of ob-
taining certificates concerning the age
of children in their employ.
The later reviews the law recently
passed and says that in cases of doubt
concerning the age ofthe child to be
employed the child should not be en-
gaged and that in cases where children
are at present employed and there Is
doubt concerning the age the child
should not be retained. Concerning
the obtaining of certificates from teach
an; of schools the ‘becretary says, “If
the proper records from which teach
ers' certificates can be made are not
available the employee continue the
cilIiIl‘dren in their employ at their own
r B ‘1!
CHASED A SEA LION.
A large fleet of small yachts and
naphtha launches took part in an excit-
ing chase for a sea 11011 which was
sighted In Neptune Bay,N cw Rochelle
The sea lion dodged the yachtsmeu
until dusk by diving just as they were
about to catch him, and finally dis-
appeared in the open waters of the
Sound. The animal came from the
Glen island Aquarium and the yachts-
men notified the management, but the
keepers said the lion was suffering
they had driven him out of the aquar-
um to prevent the disease from spread
lug. When last seen the sea 11011 was
lying on a big rock near Fort Slooum
an“.
INCORPORATION CERTIFICATE
FILED
A certificate of incorporation of the
Columbia Manufacturing Corporation
of New Haven, has been filed with the
secretary of state. The company is
organized to brint and publish books,
newspapers and periodicals. The cap-
ital stock is 110,000. The subscribers
aroW. L Holloway, ill. (1.8argcut and
of Hartford, has also filed articles of
lucorporatidn. it will manufacture
and deal In machinery. The captui
. noes 111 320000
”put-urn
MACE NOT IN JACKSON. OHIO.
At the
‘ ed, and when one of the latter got into
row ensued, in which near!1 a bum
dred persons engaged The
bottles and clubs were the weapons
mum;u More than
New York private agency were in- ‘
of children under 16 years of age are .
from tuberculosis of the lungs and that ,
In Rock colored camp ‘A
grounds. in column. 0.. yeaterdty.tha .-
‘ presence of white persons was resent, ‘
onion persons were
82.5 0 quality are nod) .31 69
3.00 .. 3' 1.97 5.00
3.50 c , 2.19 5.50 .,
4.00 “ “ 2.79 6.00 4".
GOLF TROUSERS -. .
$2. 50 to A54 5 0 qualities are going fast a ‘3:
STRAW HATS AA
at 1-2 price.
Negligee Shirts. Bathinq Suits. Yacht Caps. Fan
Belts. Suit Cases. Neckwear and‘Canes
48 and 50 Wall St.
At the Model Groc,
NEW LOT OF CAKES. ETC. 9 ’
Desirable assortment of cakes, just in; to sell 211111. A
HONEY.
New season's Honey, in bottles, at , .
NEW LOT OF JAMS 1N GLASS.
Strawberry, Peach, Pineapple, Blackberry,
good, .‘cheap,
MIXED PICKLES. bottles, ‘ 1
DRIED BEEF. .
We had some trouble to fill orders this week but on
supply all demands without interruption. We out It!
cause it Is such a good relish, and you’ll think so to
try it once.
Raspbev
WE CLAIM
That the sweetening power of our Porto Rico Moi
third more than others; A lot of the Molasses in ,
nice, but it sweetcns little. "
POT-ATOES.
A few small Potatoes at
FREE SOAP.
Aladdln' s Petroleum Soap with every purchase of 1
coffee or tivo cakes with each pound of tea. it is was
coannt oil and petroleum and sold at half price. via, 2‘-
Pure white soap. lune -W.iur to...“
Buying Eyes
Is An impossibility.
Proper Glasses. properly adjusted.
will save your eyes and give comfort
in pllacs of that disagreeable headache
air: 11.
Thorough examination free and all
work guaranteed.
0.3. Jackson,
. GRADUATE OPTIGIAN.
58A~Wail Street. Norwa‘lk.
AAAWeA admit that it is presuming
on our part to call attention to the. .
following facts during this heated .-
torm, but the winter months are ‘
approaching when you will re«
quire. . ,
our stock of CROSAS GREEK,-HAZLEA’1A‘O
VEIN LEHIGHA has been purchased with great car
dust, and will be delivered at your convenience at pie
you send 1n the orders now.
Telephone Cali 01-2.
Special for Batman
Whole Salmon. four to eight pounds,
Blue Fish, Weak Fish, Native Eels. Porgies,
Black Fish lobsters. Soft Shell C
ALL. FRESH ARRIVAL-.8
a fight with a colored man. a general ‘A A
out last- *
» ‘ cc hall an hour. when the mm were
warned to use iron the grounds. Bear I.
Norwalk Chronicler