, this point in the painting of your house—«the result at the end. ; Will. 1111' point 11.111.11.31 311; i or? W311 13;" 11111.1 fast fled? Let us talk the question over together. .1?" 1‘1 , , WEATHER FORECAST. ”-1-— Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity: Unsettled weather with occasionai showers tonight and Tuesday Low pressure area is central this morning .3? the upper Mississippi valley. mun . as been quite general east of the MM sissippl river d31ring the past twenty fear hours. Heavy rain was reported as followa: Memphis, 140111 Spring- field,1.;28 Toledo. 1.42 inn; Bhilader hia,1.52 in Conditions favor tor his vicinity cloudy weather with s.howers Miss Hattie Grumman is ill at her home in issues street. . Mrs. Sarah M Upson, of West street is- visiting in Plttsileld, Mass. I Miss Agnes Bryant of Main street. is the guest of friends in Ridgeileld. Mrs. Frances Smith of Norwalk, has been spending a few days with friends in Wilton. Miss Helena Keane of Danbury was the guest of friends in South Nor walk. Saturday. William J. Foster and family. of Reed street spent Sunday with rain- tires in Danbu1y. Miss E. A Dunn of Rochester N. Y. is the guest of Miss Fannlbclle Cur tin, of Knight street. Mr and Mrs William F. Bryant of Main street. were guests of George town friends yesterday. P. J. Haugh, of South Norwalk, has returned home after spending several days with friends in Danbury. W Miss O‘Connell, of Newark. N. J.h11s been the guest of her cousins the Mis- ses. Lynch, in South Norwalk. ‘3 Miss Marie Curtis, of Knight strcct is entertaining the Misses Mildred and Florence Prince, of New Haven. Miss F. A. Curtis has returned to her home in Knight street, after visit- ing the Pan—American exposition. Mrs. Charles 1. (iiifcgory, who has re- cently been seriously ill at her home. in Gregory boulevard. has recovered. Attorney H. E. Fearis. of South Nor- walk has been appointed administra- tor of the estate of the late Charles E. Minor, Miss Katharine Reagan, of Cross street, was the guest, yesterday. of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Gucrin, of Bridge port. A smokcr to be given about the mid- dle of September, is in contemplation by Welcome Stranger Lodge, Sons of St. George. Mr. and ..Mrs. David Bernard. of Spring street, are entertaining Miss Mullins and Miss Mary Purcell, of Newark, N. J. Fivo contractshnvo been given out this week by Raymond Brothers for painting their houses in various por- tions of the town. 1111111111111 11111 We handle nctlilng but city dressed benibs,” killed only forty- eight hours. at the following prides: Legs Genuine Spring Lamb, lie. lb. Forecourters.’ 9c. lb. dir'o'rce Native Fowl, 11c. 11;. Home firmed Spring Chickens, 20c. lb. 11131.11: 1111111111," .3; South Main street ."hi HARRY PEPIWR. M iii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. 1N SICKNEOI ‘ You of; and . 1 ,..-. all you PURE DRUGS. This —«11 life may he at stake. ‘ . i We never substitute. but sell you rm Wine wit that money can buy. “sitcom 1 persevere; spending a wéék' a V ten ed a 1 . marrow evening 31-1 the Norwalk Club. ' summer; is spending a few days Wiih 11111111111111 Ma are t. soured his position in William P Beer!“ b01111 tor this morning alto , 3:11 B Malkin' 31111; rctur‘éed. 1111111311111 1111330111101; and other p131 of interest in the West. 1 1;: lift; some as my father peed men will call for the imperial Crown cigar. ; and daughter Helen, of New York city. about Sunday with Mr. and 1119.11;- tinn- it... Mullins: oi ivory/slit. ‘ .. Mrs MuryA Battersco and Mrs. 31311413 amily reunion at park, Bridgeport, last week. .. The collation cominittee of the 250th anniversam celebration of the found ing of NorWalk meet at 8 o'clock, to Seaside Robert F. Adams, who is located at the PannAmorican exposition for ;tbc Mrs. Adams, and their children,‘: in Camp wisest. William 1". Boers, the Norwslk stu- tioner, began his week’s vacation to durum-1 Beers ”sailboats to visit the Pan American exposition the latter part of the week. _ William L. Porter, of South Wain and Monroe streets, is spending a few weeks 3311 Beverly. Mass, with his par eats. rs. Porter and children are summering in Maine. Harry Camp. of Washington D C. who has been spending a. week' 3 vscn tion with relatives. and friends in tho Norwalks, returned Friday, to resume his position in Washington. TheFu'st National Bank Building is undergoing a large amount of renovo' tion in the hands of, the new owners Raymond Brothers. Painting paper- lug cleaning, etc. is going on a big scale. 1 . -—Flags of all kinds, and decorations of every description furnished and put up by skilled workmen. Go and see J. M. Benedict, Norwalk. next door to post office. Mr. and Mrs. Gould .3. Bundle. of Wiurripauk, were made happy last week by the at rival of a little son. ii is predicted that this lad will at a future date he captain of the Winni- pauk baseball team. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sanford. who have. been boarding for several months with Mr. and Mrs. William Chalmers in Hanford place, moved today to Wil Iiam McMahon’ 11 house in Reed street uhere they will reside. my” The local Red Men who are to take part in the historical tableauv that will, he a feature of the coming celo bration will, meet in the. rooms of Cockenoc Tribe. i. 0. R. M.. Wednes- day, at 8 p. m., for rehearsal. Miss Grace Bucknam. cashier in F D. Lawton d1 Compaan Norwalk gro cery, left Saturday evening for Syra case, where she will spend a few days' vacation. Miss Bucknnm will visit the Pan-American exposition before re- turning. The Misses Kathelyn and Marguer- ite Wall and Miss Catherine May Mil llan, of Jersey City, who have been guests at the residence of Mrs. i“; 'Aus- tin, of River street, Norwalk, left lasi evening for a few days visit in Atlantic City. Phoenix Hose Company, No. 8, Wa‘. tor Witch .iiose Company. No. 7, of Danbury, and the Southpori fire do parturcnt will participate in the parade of the 211011. aniversary,.of the foundius of Norwalk. The latter company will bring their apparatus and furnish mu sic. Miss Elsie Raymond has recovered from injuries received Tuesday after- noon in Riverside avenue, when liar- taln H. Verl3y7s. horse became fri ht- enod at a the icy car and ran into lss Raymond's carriage, overturning it and throwing her out. willcgant decorations but “11.8““ taken down upon occasion of rum walk's anniversary Ask .l. M. ilcnc- diet. nowadoaior, «13 Wall 511., Norwalk. Alert hose company. of Bothel has hired the Mayflower Drum corps of Orange, Ct to. a1110mpany it to Nor- Ik, next month, when the parade m1 11.231131111131111 will be 312111 in 11.131 place. The drum corps is the one that took flirst prize at the mummcrs' con vention hold in ‘B‘ridpiopflt, a short time ago. it has ten members. A fire company is being made up in Bothel much the same way as the one that went from there to New Milford that town and known as tile Old For «311113.111.» go to Norwalm. September a members of tho coinpsny will take along with them the old hand on glue that attracted so much attention lathe New Milford parade. 1. .111“, _. M"... n... _.. i '1 scrutiny 62101113, 11'... get the host doctor you know In having’hl'o'pre'uriptlonb Ill- want to be sure of is as essential as a good doctor "W ill 131111113 he find Willi round “ Mr and Mrs William 11. Carlopii Olmstead, of Norwalk,ut-1~ at the time of the nremeus parade in; '1, Superintendent Mermaid has linearised In '3‘ 1113111311111: 111 gives a fair idea. are that men care for. At 38.60 '- ‘wax calf box calf Viol kid Russia calf patent leather. and extension edges. perforating. time a man invests in a pair. Shoe store. WRITING PAPER. Take a generous unautity along to get news as well as send it. Pound papers: At 1151: Pearl cream and cream-.wove tsvo or Commercial. pkg. At 181: Vestal or, white. 84 sheets to a pound. En ones to match 5c and 7c pkg. At 2511 Smooth cream and velvet cream. tav At 351: pound. In boxes envelopes. Glrion shape 18 c. and package of envelopes. 25c. Hurd's "ideal" stationery, from finest linen rose. 2 quires of pen and envelopes, 60c. Waterman‘ s ideal Fountain Pens styles, $2. 50 to 87. once. At bookshop, right corner, roar. FASHIONS. fashion again. So says Delineator of its revival. more interesting than usual. represented. the Buffalo exposition is tngrnphersfaro cleverly told of. of fiction there is plenty. 151: single cop; $1 year. Center aisle, rear. Bridgeport. list knight, be extended to great ‘y slices 1-6; MEN. Honest in duality, rashrmiuhre‘ bud 1' comfortable in style. in all the loath- There are lace and button. high and low, straight and swing lasts, regular And there are the novelties with wing tips and fancy Waikbver shoes win a friend every on your vacation. Friends at home Iiko Oc- 90 sheets to a pound. Envelopes to match 61: and 8c Note, Octave or Girton. blue vol. Oc~ or Commercial. ruled or plain. rough or smooth. 90 sheets to a pound. Envelopes to mtttt'lr 5c and 8c pkg. Swan Bond Ociuvo, Girton or Com- mercial. w bite or blue.140 sheets to a Envelopes to match lilo pkg. "The Airline, " 24 sheets of paper 25 Whitings lrish Linen and New Windsor. white 01' blue. quire of paper made ps- all Pens. penhcldcrs, inks. blotting pads. ink wells—everything for correspond The habit back skirt is coming into the recognized fashion journal of the coun- try. Not the some as of past seasons. of co11rse.but still the habit back Very shapely it is too. as shown by plates Which accompany the article telling The fashion gossip from London and Paris in the current Dcllncator is even .IBrrt with all the news of style and dress. home topics and general reading are widely The series of articles on continued with a very readable one, women pho- and res HowLAuo nay Goons c'o. Q The Proper Time iS NOW. The Proper Man Jacob 11.111111... In Now even. anthem New England Telephone lice :huiidinp (if the‘ coupon. for the holding have been by Architect I». W. Robin porlntorrdent iii. B. Bak l1.er will cost in the neighbor 000. two stories high. use. i The build 1111 111.129.111.111 will no , 11 is ‘ .111 tiling“t ornate. it villi be 31 1311311 1131-11 and 1.1111110111113111 Waxeiusiveiy 1113 the operat- trill mtg?” ,ing Annulment. . 1 1 in connection with the constru . of themes! operating bulldin 1 that when the 1311111111111 111 1 it will be equipped wi 11 a new switchboard .1310 company ' common battery «system 1m] Water-bur i111 comets over a your. 11.11.111.11." 13311111351110 strum hot Ii T0 PAINT 0R PAPER TODOITIS and select s #411913. 1. . 33 SOUTH MAIN WEST r ,orcamsasmivb NEW BUILDING A ,, 80"". “3' way 1,1 Southern New England Telephone 00. Ground has been broken for an opor, 1 ating building to be constructed by. The structure will be completed 111 about the first of next Jam 31:11. mad it will be about 1301160 feet and 9‘ \ lanai will of 1111111. and owing t 13;; t denim. ' Vi 'este‘rdoy 1 $10005 limes put in. The new board will 11m ofthel such as great . n 1111131111 street in the rear 391111;; of P111 11931311161114 11131 from specifications furnished by General Sills 11.11.11.111 16 me anyone “give out. " Dunn‘s kidney Pills will give renewed "life. " 1“ They will cure the backache. Gore every kidney ill. am is Southl ,NOrWqu proof that this is so: ‘ l '1 Mrs. James Jennings, 1113 Tolles street. a citizen of South Norwalk. ,saysi “i. likd‘a lot of other citizens. got Dunn's Kidney Pills at Plslsted's drug store. “My back achcd at the time and although i had very little faith in, proprietary medicines. i thought they wouldn't hurt me, and 1111111 111le do some good. 1 was sur- prised how quickly and quietly they noted. lilrbenf I finished the box the backache. disappeared." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents a box. Fisher-Milbum 00., But- falo, N, Y., solo agents for the United States Remember the 3111mo-—110un' s-and take no other. ' Discarded mnchinery of all kinds, piping, steam and water fittings. stoves and builders" hardware bought and sold. Headquarters for refuse metals, rubber, feathers 31nd all articles that you would like to drsposc of. The highest cash prices will no paldby calling on ABRAHAM HARRIS 13 6'1. 15 Raymond St Notice by postal will receive prompt attention. Open ’1 31.113 to 6 31.111. Closed Sub urdays. Residence 58 Spring street. RECREATIHN TOURS Six-Day Tours to Buffalo, Leaving crery Monday. from 828 to $30, according to ncconimodatlons,sc- lectcd. Rate from New Haven Three-Day Tours to Block Island. Every Saturday, 88.10 to $10. 51). Five~Day Tours to Catskill, July 2311, August 6th, and 201b, $14.50 from New Haven. 5-Day Tours to White Mountains, July 22d, August 5th and 19111.11n1e $23 50. Tickets and copies of “The New Ing- land Tourist" at the office of George ghidnrris. agent. «N. Y.. N. H. 81 ii. Between " Meals The kilchcn's clean and cool When you Use a Gas Range The rest of the house is always com- fortable. That’s because THE HEAT IS CONCENTRA TED just fwhcremudcd. and can be Turned off at a moment's notice. ..Dodhiot Moldy 811! call ‘af1our office . o‘clock. rional bicyclist who rides under the unguig'w of. ti; P‘mgifie ngfig one. film . teen. twosty~dva ,tlririy and My miles, mam“ Light your lamp tonight at 7: 50 . B I i I (1H. Burnham, oi Bayvicw avenue, in company with some friends. rods from Mount Yemen to South Norwailt, on their wheels. Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Juices ,8..Chcster. of Bridgeport} whoiiuyve ghifliill the guests of Mr. and Mrs. sous am, of Taylor avenue, during the past week. returned to their home on their wheels, Saturn day I U The largest number of wheelmen that ever went to the Decker held, this sea son, to see a ball game, were on hand, Saturday afternoon They went there from all directions, and were well paid for going. The National Wheclmen. of Bridge- port, were again disappointed about go ing to Roton Point for an outing. It was their intention to go yesterday, .but owing to the disagreeable weather. the trip.,for the'second time, was postpon- ed. They will probably not come to the Point this season, now. I I I Mr. and Mrs. George J. Kraemcr and son.James, rode to South Norwalk on their wheels, Sutnnday afternoon. from Bridgeport, and stopped at tho1Hsvi~ land House. for a couple of hours. They were on their way to Stamford, “and af- ter resting. started on the journey. They intend to remain in Stamford, the guests of relatives for a couple of weeks. . I I I W. S. Fenn, of Bristol, the profess- ilartford colors, is looked upon as the -I:omlng national champion. His re marks on the care of a bicycle will he of benefit to those who neglect their wheels. He says: ““031 ought to Set the amount of time i put in upon my wheel, cleaning and adjusting it, be tween races. i know there are lots of riders who throw their wheels around as if they were made of pig iron and who leave the cleaning of them to the trainer or a helper. I notice that these men are not among the frequent winners. however. i find it pays me to givo a great deal of utention to my wheel the cleaning. adjusting and lubricating of bearings and chain, 1 never trust the tightening of a nut, to an attendant, and so i know when to expect a saddle to slip or a too-(til work loose. The general public does not know how many little things oper ute to handicap a raring cyclist. i would not ride a bicycle that somebody else chose for me. That is because I know the quality of the machine has 11 great deal to do with the winning; of races. For the same reason. therefore i attend In the adjustment. cleaning 13111., of my bicycle. i guess if you warm to ask Taylor Kramer and Kimble about this 1011 would find that they are as careful in the matter as i am As an amateur it took me a long time to learn this and i was not the amateur champion until after i acquired the know lcd ge." . 1 The international bicycle race from Paris to Brest and return. a distance of 760 miles. was won by Garin. who reached the finishing point in the Paris Vsldroms at four minutes past nine o‘clock this morning. having covered the entire course in fifty-two hours and eleven minutes. He beat Terront‘s time. in ml. by twenty hours. Leena gave 1111 near Alencon. Revlcrc arrived second, at 10h. 59,111.. 411 8., much fresh- cr than Gar-in. Frederick and Annou- turicr arrived together, at ilh.. 40 m. The forurcr. by n spurt. gained the lead in the final laps to the Vcldrome. but he lost it through mistaking the ring— ing of a bell for the ending of the race. Ancouturicr kept on and got third place, Frederick securing fourth. C. W. Miller, the Chicagoan, was fifth. arivl log at tlririy— —ilvc minutes past ] 11.n1. He was riding Tom Linton‘ 3 machine and made the best timeI for the last kilometer, one minute and twentyysix seconds. He covered the whole dis- tance in 56h” 51m. A protest has been lodged against Garin, signed by the deputy mayor. and ten inhabitants of the St. Maurice—ins-Chsrency, who al- lege they saw. him being paced by a motor car. Miller has also lodged a protest attainst Frederick. News of a great cycle match or series of matches. to determine beyond por- advcnture the middle :dlstance chem- pionsbip of America, leaked out in cy~ ole racing circles. yesterday The match as proposed. will give seven of the best pace followers in the worl opportunity to prove. their reaper: ive claims to championship honors. and. incidentally, to carry off the winner‘s share of a twentyqfour thousand dollar purse. The his match. according to riders who have been approachable ithe matter, In being arranged by Arthur H'~ win, bases of the Charles River Park momma“ Boston» With him in the deal was sold to he W. A. Brady, lessee 013139 Manhattan Beach track. iv in 1111 his friends. the riders alarm, ill marching» 11 purse of $24,000.1l1e largest ever offered for a cycle match. under conditions. which it'is believed.- wili be met by all concerned. The WV 31 clubs match. so far as given 0111,3111 t at sewn in pace followers, to he named by Messrs. lrwin and Brady. with the sanction of the National Cycling Asso- clntlou. shall compete In decries chub: "Fr-11cm. three races taking place at “button, and three at Charles River P rk. three 11.11.11. September. the dates to be mutually agreeable to by these con corned. The distances named are fit one hour. and one hundred kilometers. acres. 01' the man competitors 1! eel, John sum and W. o. utilises w i 1. 11111311 311; “These races are to cover a period .111 The first distance may. be 11111de to one 1331311311111 1111112111111» tandem use to be employed for pseuu 1111111111111 11131- Elites, Robert whom. Jimmie if? take advantage 0f. for. Men' s and Boys' Soft Shirts 3n reduced to at l2lc per yard, now only can for reduced to We uSe 1111 word , 11 oiiiilsii use it here and now it D saving Significance 11111; Just What these speeials 59c and 501: regular price. reduced to Men’s Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, 29c value“. Ladies’ 50c Shut Warsis, all new styles, special ‘ 36 inch Percales, all new stripes. good valuest Ladies’ Fast Black Seamless Hose, 7c 21 11.11.1911, A lot of Ladies’ Summer Neckwear sold at 25' A 25) per cent discount. on Ladics’. Me Boris Bathing Suits. Vi. ii. i. ill Dani stripes and checks. . in .IliWashlngton Street, South News will he adjudged the champion of the year, and will receive thirty per cent. of the purse, the remainder to be di- vided proratu in the order of points. To the winner's share there may also be added the entrance fccs of the com- petitors. This is expected to be placed at $100 for each rider. —-—~———-——-———-—- 4:: STRIKE OF SHIRT WAIST GIRLS. NEW YORK. August l9,~~'i‘he execu- tive board of the Ladies‘ Shirt Waist Union was unanimously approved by the proposed strike of 4.000 girls em- ployed at the workshops in the city. The formal grievances set forth at a meeting held yesterday \vere that thc employees were fined for coming late to work and that each girl has to pay 12 cents a Week for the use of the ole voter in the building. James White Bryantsvillc, ind'., says DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve healed running sores on both legs. 1111 had sufferer] 6 years. Doctors failed to help him. Get DeWitt’s. Accept no imita- tions. George C. Stilison. “it is my opinion," said one sage “that a man who has a college degree is very likely to be successful in life." “Yes." answered the other; "and it is a rule that works boilr ways. A man who is successful in life is very likely to get a college degree." TO. SAVE HER CHILD. Nannie Gailegcr. of La Grange. Go... applied Bucklen’s Arnaica Salve to great sores on her head and face. a’dd writes its quick cure exceeded all her hopes. it works wonders in Sores. Bruises, Skin Eruptions, Cuts. Burns. Scaids and Piles. 25c. Cure guaran- teed by F'. H. Baxter and John A.nggs druggists. of a most delicate pastel green cloth with the front and lower part of the sleeves of hoiiotrope silk. Tire trim- rnlug in Roman embroidery on a ground of heliotropo. All of the skirt above the circular ilouncc is laid in niengihwlsc tucks stitched. Don't be satisfied with temporary re lief from indigestion. Kodol pyspop sis Cure permanently and completely removes this complaint. it relieves Wrmsnently because .lt allows the tin rest the stomach.- Nature receives sup.- plies from the food we eat. The .‘sensi- ble way to help the stomach is to us'c good. Georscc. Stillsou. 1 if onc‘s feet are at all troublesome she should not think of going off for 13331111311111. until seamlessly .13: whose Changing the shoes often, is very little “WW ..;. was suffering from .111! cubic when l commefiul inking Mai [1111 Cure on scum ties no 1111111111 summer 11mm on (1'13:th the only are 1.1113011 con 33 gives wank stomachs entire rest, to ates-111111 their natural condition. Geoff G. Btlllson. . 1- “the ale-eyes or 11111 “1111111. ’flt" exceedingly iii 01.1mm score at the close of the match — From frightful disfigurement Mrs. An effective, summer gown is made 1 pounds of table hair 11 ed stomach «perfect rest. Dieting won‘t , Kodol Dyspepsia Gore. which digests . what you eat and can 1 help but do you 80 have 11111111 111111 away in 1.11 trunk ' 11111311pr and is your ”3311331111; 11111 feet; natural 1.1 1111311111.. 3111111111.: .11 .to 1' ti . waists lbw It tendency in mo mull , at the top and full at ,the wrist. Bows . ... , ... w- New “You." growled the G, menial. "get a hum ' push that work til crate any laying be "You." said the bet Great Man. after'h'e' ha‘ nor table, "get a bump: give me sufficient 111011 and myself to the in, .. urcr. and hurry up _‘ be tolerate any laying“ bee. “Yes. dear." moo Great Man. BEWARE OF 0""? El TARRH mg as mercury will 11'. .. sense of smell and c mp the whole system who through the mueou articles should never be on prescriptions from repute J clans as the damage Cure manufactured bar-”F. Co.. Toledo 0., dental ‘ and is taken internally. upon the blood and mac 8, ii of the system. in huyi " tarrh Cure be sure you inc. it is taken interns in Teledo, Ohio, by F. J “we. Testimonials free , _ Sold by Drugsists, 111111017611 ‘ te.l Hall's Family Pills are the , 11 cau'rt 11111111131111 smii " e as 1' a, .. Observer of flatwgflm 3g“ 11 man will go about ' 9' spot on the tomb! his while a woman must to cover hers?" - if the action of. you easy and regular mobs Mrs 11111111111111 is e 5 and watched rthe rat 1. P. '1‘. Thomas. Sumtcrvillo, Min, "1. . . ,1 ,J' ,
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