26.;
Plain Hose. 1 for
onts' Fancy. ii for it?
Bummer Underwear. a complete a
aortmont of all kinds.
F.-
K. pantheon...
47 WIIT . WASHINGTON 811,
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Wednesday. A disturbance
in central this morning in North Ba-
'kota. it is producing cloudy weather
with showeI‘sp and thunderstorms in the
Northwestern sections. An area .of
high pressure is central in the ‘Lake
region. Delightful summer weather
revails in all sections east of the
issiseippi river. Conditions favor for
this vicinity fair weather and not
finish change of temperature.
Miss Jennie Griffin and Kathryn Mc-
Gio e. of Danbury, are visiting in Nor-
val
There will be a subscription dance
tonight. at the quarters of the Nor-fl
walk Yacht Club.
Misses Bertha and Anna Kruger, of
Danbury. visited friends in South
Norv'mllt. Over the Fourth.
A Norwalk engine is being installed
in' Jesse Ayeis' new venteen-foot
launch. at John Cole‘ s float.
The annual moonlight sail of the
Jennings Club will be held B‘Iidsy
nightto toimcust Grove. L, l.
Wilmington Camp. ..11 P. 0. S of
will hold their regular meeting in
pine Chain Hail, Thursday night
~Mr. and Min. Thomas Cole. of
South Norwnik have been visiting Mr
and Mrs. Eugene Conkiin. of Bethei.
The Reliable Athletic Club will play
the Freeman Art Prints, on the Con-
street lot. Saturday. at 3: re p m.
it Need of the City Prisons
country. is enjoying a two weeks va-
cation in New York city. with rela-
titled.
The D M. Read Company advertise
an important event today It is a sale
oi thousands of yards of wash fabrics
at midsummer prices. which mean the
lowest...
The R & 0 Baseball Club will cross
lists with the St. Joseph's of Bridge
port. Saturday afternoon. on Decker
Field.
The regular meeting of Camp No. 2.
Patriotic Orders of Americans. will be
held in Red Men's Hall. tomorrow
night.
”The Men's Club. of Trinity Church
will hold a moonlight sail, .On the
Hampton. on Thursday evening, Aug-
ust h
The annual excursion of Arion Sing-
ing Society will he held to North
Beach. next Sunday. on the steamer
Hampton.
Victor W. Ferris took a party of
ladies and gentlemen out for a moon—
light sail. in his auxiliary boat Diik,
last night.
The regular. eeting of Butler
Lodge, on. “J ., will he held at
their rooms in shington street. Ato-
morrow night.
:Georae Lange."‘who has been the
guest of Jacob Linxweller. of Quin-
tard avenue. mod to his home in
New. York tag?
Charles A. Tucker and daughter
Miss Winnifred Tucker. have returned
to the Hotel Cilllord. after a several
days‘ visit in New Preston.
Mrs. Add A, Lawton and daughter.
Ruth. and niece. Miss May Stringer.
of Brooklyn. arrived in South Not-walk.
isast ni ht. tz‘ spend the sunllner at 69
“ppm! n min.
O'o‘ I! this ’9“
tied,
saltIy movers-II of the
r? or": “kilo. Keep your
ran
my 0': ill
9+ list LIKhEOANDY
“1%,?! II I
,~ tie oaths Fourth: otJuir.
Captiin
ringers of the Fourth of July tilt-,8
Wm
Welcome Shawl-m Wm in St.
'-‘. .i ‘1‘.
A
‘In
Hub is olilll «AA-MI
Herbert MalIno. Washington sires};
Miss Tessie Conway. of Sbrlng street.
is entertaining Miss Weston. of New-
ark. N.hJ J.
oiIIleruAstotl in tAbe l.ihrary..
WM full Mama im-
Frank Hobbs. of Brooklyn. has been
vhltin . Qspit Mrs. Samuel McGow-
» It» at -.
Wand mes Paul. of Grove
stAr L‘hIVer It.“ entertaining Stanley
Rigbyfio of New York.
Mfii abei Spendiove. of Grove
algae in in Mattowan. N. Y. for the
bane other health.
T. Marshall Andrews. of West Main
street starts today for a month's so-
Joni-n in the Berkshires.
James O'Connell Ahll returned to
er home in Union street.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Freeby of Lowe
street have returned home from a few
days' visit in'i‘ranton.N. .l. .
Miss Florence Mead. of Meadow
street. has re
where she visits her mother.
MissMary Kilgihas returned to her
home in RI geneid, after a visit with
Mrs James .Powers Valley Place.
Miss Mario A. Powers has returned
to New -York city. after spend g the
Fourth at her home in Valley P ace.
The monthly meeting of the Hat Fin-
ishers Association will be field at Cen _
tral Labor Lyceum. tomorrow night.
Harry Reed has resumed his duties
with the Norwaik Wine. and Liquor
Company, Washington street bridge.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Prohibition Alliance will meet at 20
West Washington street. Wednesday
night July 8.
.Miss Eleanor Grilln. of Danbnry. has
returned home from a visit with her
grandmother. Mrs. John Griffin. of con-
necticnt avenue.
buss Anna E. Baldwin. of South
Main street left yesterday for New-
ark N. J. where she will spend some
time with relatives
Miss Jamie Gilbert, of Elizabeth
street. t last week in New York
city Crug‘ers. Mt Beacon and other
points on the Hudson
Harry Weston. of Hanford Plate. has
taken a position with F B. Hoyt, in
Stamford George Everett is now out
pioyed by W. B. Unholtz.
Rosewood. a bay mare owned by M.
Tarlov. secured third place in the
2:27 pass or trot class at Nutmeg
Park Bridgeport. Fourth of J.uiy
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Corbitt. of
Brooklyn. have just returned to New
York after having visited Mr. and Mrs
John N. Tuttle of West Norwaik.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Alt. of Brook
Iyp, returned yesterday to their home
after spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Critiin, of Lowndes ave
nu‘e .
John W. Newman. of Brooklyn, and
HA Madeilndt. champion light weight oi
at Mrs John N. Tuttle s, of West Nor-
walk.
Another yacht race will be held at
the Norwalk Yacht Club. Saturday at-
iornoon. .and all hosts in the Long is»
land Yacht Racing Association are al-
igible to enter.
Mrs. J. C. Newkirk, who is ill of ty-
phoid at her home in Morgan avenue.
is thought to be doing nicely. and as
well as can be expected at the present
stage of the illness
Mr. andl Mrs. Williams and daugh-
ter .ofiazi rs. Yeomans and Miss
Minerva We 1. who have been the
sheath of Mr. and Mrs. E. ii. Tolioa.
have returned to their homes in Bridn
port.
Captain and Mrs. Theodore Eddy and
daughter of Brooklyn. are visiting Mrs.
Eddy'ssiater Mrs. John N Tuttle. Mrs.
Eddy pros entad her husband with a
bouncing baby girl weighing twelve
" pours.¥Nella Burns andjdnughtorli'lon
once have returned from Cruger-on-
Hudson. where they were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. E. oh&.w while hero
:l‘Ieym k.‘a‘ trip up clips at lino
c .
Jacob” Alpert and Berna:
Al t 01f
New Haven. formerly of Am
nth
{a walk. ohm with.tbeft and injury
propérty. bloom! ms from North Britn-
ford will he put to plea today in the
county court in New Havein. .
There was a great dlap of tire-
wot-ks at the home of inn. gun N. Tut-
Tbs exhibi-
nder manitgegiept of
dy and 6in young augbter.
lips Anna .pa G Mr 'APAm were
Iprominent gures at the
. Robert Wood. the sexton
‘Church, is thankful to the
lion WI!
PKpTrinityl
condom-m m in our: 35:5
,to e belfry. Mr. Wood was watching
the chuz'ch until after 18 o'clock. and
. cgpundnced to ring, .
.Atclliaon hat.
from Ridgefield. '
Harlem. are spending their vacation "
Itoro am. dblly‘fl l‘ tednta’ampil
m
The list with the veil is the bat
may. aqwmwuro
3:1!le plain in! r mail or ovOil
tied with“ M shoots and firmly are
{fits are worn with black
nails or Alum. blue,..dark opts with
white and ama-«evaral colors. The
I- land Masculinity second the
and hangs haul, in the back:
(shalt off if you will, to wear with up
other hat.
Elia new grass aad- dunk hats look
partlouiqgly well with the lid-bin!
unit that a veil gives. They use meat-
white or linen color on around
comely yet plainly trimlbed with a
quill or satin- velvet ribbon or a fold of
cloth 31.88 .to “.60.
Sailors (and the pailor is fast going
to the been of the” procession) look
New Britain, after a visit to his form- Ema!” when a nail is “d.“ to them.
are sailorstrom itii cents no. ..
. Phipps a; arouses aa'ii 1.50 to
$5.50 Ivory woman known a style
and dash that's put into a Phipps I
iimdume duals hats
from Phipps & Mount-84 and u. 50.
Siam
VACATION PICTURES.
it' s only half a vacation.“ the cam-
era doesnt go along. News a rain
delight in snapping the scenes that at-
tract: the shwdy nook. the rlpplinl
stream. the host on which one calla.
the favorite spot for the dip in the
surf. Theres almost more delight in
looking at the pictures when vacation
days In gone. ‘
With the Kodak it is only. The Kb-
dalI developing machine gives one pow-
er to develop pictures in daylight too
Here is a store ready with every
help [or picture- taking and picture
making.
Kodak-81 to .25. The Si one is
the Brownie.
Developing machines—~82 to 87.60.
Tripods-40¢ to 83.
Pbotoolbums—idc to all.
Negativoalbums~7iic and Si.
Devoitiping outfits—4“ to 31. 60.
Trimming hoards~10c to ‘2.
Washing boxes—line
Fixing—boxes—JIJS and 81.50.
Picture racks——10c and file,
Graduates—~20c‘to 60c.
Candie lamps—12c.
Oil lamwwc.
Print rollers-lbs.
Stirring rods—5c.
iiiectroee trays—450. and 25c.
M. Q. tubes—10c.
Acid hypo—15c.
Hypo soda—8c.
Solio toning solution—25c and bile,
Pyro powders—50c dos
Hydrochlnon powders-fine dnz.
Veiox liquid developer-250.
Printing frames—15c and 26c.
All the liked brands of paper and
films in popular sites are here too. of
course. And if you dislike to bother
with it. the store will do your develop-
ing and printing,
Right corner. roar.
an:
Extra large Butterflah, 4 lbs,
Blueiish, 10c; Weaklish, 8c;
26c;
Boneta
Mackerel. 9c; Silver Bass. 7c:.Sea
Bass, 8c; Porgies. 8c. All other kinds
of Fish selling at reasonable prices.
CAPT. DUOR05§.
lint lipd of Wps‘hington Street Briggs
01A smitten Anny Building.
fippoial Prices.
Legs of Spring Lamb. ‘ its up.
Fpre Quarter Lamb. 10c up.
Pot Roast 10c up.
Rib Roast of Beef. 12c up.
Chopped Beef (special)
10c 1b.; 3 lbs.. 25c.
Boiled Ham. 300 lb.
Native Veal Native Fowls.
Spring Chickens. Watermelona on
ice_ and all kinds of vegetables at low
prices.
the meeting. Messrs Taylor
pl. will favor with solos 5nd
May
Fallon will preside at the p
JAIN“
5 no leada the singing. .
., rummmmpriaum‘m.
' ‘2 0mm smut 11-.qu
.2. condition don stilt: relic“
law Coafiy sdflrdilqyt or the an I:
ll
e'a tan or imael.
male go (i: commit 'i'ho
linen warn,“ the op-
Amunt Mr. Man should look at-
Innof three at the directors
3ft 9 library epfidplro this year apd the
pi or ran the retiring pile.
”mp Geo ilier, John A
Drab; aIAn J. Tracey. They were
an 1::th the realisation;
atomw r untilA K-eusv The tenant-
ance o the resignation was seconded
.by '(louncilmpn Betta. chairman ot the
pagans) lt.tea orngyor asked
6 Goalie ml desired to spoons a suc-
co asor. ltpenu a the prospnt
dapptipgto Chief ot' ice Thomas
5:519! was pres l)d hear en-
"" m “f ”23'
boat ariand, who In'ade app ication
. «mu-ulster“. .
«Woo. {www.m.
ctsanIAAso ms in: Enos.
Clvli Superior Came in Today—Other
.. Court Rm
There- still .Iiem'alns a little court
business to clenr lip before the out
clala can lay aside tbbir hooks or rec-
ord and take their usual Vacations.
The civil superior court came in to
day. and will “NINA!“ session over
Wednesday at least a
Judge William 8. Case will listen to
the arguments which are to be made
in that famous light after dividends
which is net waged among the stock-
holders of t Stamford Mfg. Co.
Counsel on both sides have been
hard at work preparing for the pre-
sentation and the indications are that
the court will hear a'graat array of
quotation from authorities before he
takesth papers. lie will then be able
to cons! of the care during his sum-
mer outing and can hon down a de
cision some time in the fall so that
learned counsel will have a chance to
get ready for the inevitable appeal
which aaomsprottraure to follow.
The all meals will probably take
up most of the day. Tomorrow the
court will clear Iip several small mat-
ters which have been hanging over
for some time and then will come ad-
journment for the‘clvil side of this
tribunal until the second Tuesday in
October.
The criminal common pleas court
came in again yesterday, but there was
nothing to do. and an adjournment
was ordered for the term, This triv
buns] will reappear if it follows the
schedule the first Tuesday in Sep
tember.
“W
CASTOR IA)
Infants and Children.
its list Yul llilt limp Birgit
Bonn the
Signature of
THE UNCERTAINTY AS TO SAG-
' CAGE.
When a man starts on his vacation
carrying excess baggage it doesn't
follow that he has any too many
clothes. He may" be carrying some-
thing for the inner Amnn, instead of the
outer man. A young‘man was heard
telling a friend yesterday that he was
going to spend his vacation in a no
license town and intended taking an ex
tra suit case with him.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
silian Balm is breaking up Colds when-
ever tried, aim at wi ut exception.
10 25 60c and 2.00 bolt es. rho cm
ford. Bastar' a or Platsted' s.
John W. health
Phone Ilia.
ALWAYS snov
TO PAPER voun aooms.
We are all ten “equipped Inst we
can commence paperlng
”mind looeqdvomem new
designs we have: we are conn-
dent that they far surpdss a
large. proportion at much hlgperd
prints.
The New Lacquer”.
A a varnls and stain comblnntion
i‘: for is nowhere strain the
wn.
mmwmsuoet.
WagonsGIvanree
9i and 2
ads Marita
2 Danna VII-hing PM
- .mnsnmr
l it'll.”
the poaltio
Chief Bradley said that for the boat
lnlfiroats pf the city he would endorse
lit. motherland. The chief said. fur-
ther that Mr Mather-land had been his
most available special for the past four
years and he had always fulfilled his
duties in a tru twortny manner and
.. was always re table; that. "if there's
to be anything doing he'll be there and
any to the finish! '
.A vote was taken and Mr. Leather-
lsnd was blasted to ill! the vacancy
Five votes Were cast. lir. Motherland
receiving four and (liibert (l. Horton
on
. ,. .,
Two applications were received for
appointments as special policemen, the
applications being George id. Travis
and Byran ii Silk .
The mayor was in favor of appoint-
ing them. as he believed them to be
valuable ncuuiaitltms to the torso. It
was found that the city had the right
appoint as many specials as'neoes:
:2...
Chief Bradley recommended that
they be appointed. as they were both
athletic and well built young man.‘
Young men were needed for working
into the police fort-e, he said. The
chief also stated that at the present
time there were two other specials.
but they were not available at all times
and that he intended to ask for a leave
of absence later and two specials Would
probably be needed. The council first
voted that the number of special po
ilcemen be increased to four andthnll
elected Messrs. Silk and Travis as ad-
ditional specials.
As the water commissioners need
money to go ahead with the laying of
the sixteen inch water main, it was
necessary to authorise the chairman to
borrow some men on the credit of
the city and the c airman was given
power to'borrow any sum not to ex
coed $25,000 for the use of the commie
sinners. The pipe being laid costs
$8,000 or 89,000 a load.
The report of Chief Bradley showed
that during the month of June there
had been but three arrests, all males.
The assessors had increased the as-
sessment on George . Raymond’s per:
sonal property from 8:00 Ato 0600. with-
out notifying Mr. Raymond and in con-
sequence. as the procedure was not
legal, the council voted off 8300 of the
assessment. making Mr. Raymond's
The meeting adjourned to the 20m.
NIGHT WAS HER TERROR.
"i would cough nearly all night
long." writes Mrs. Chas. Appiegate. of
Alexandria. ind. "and could hardly get
any sleep. 1 had consumption so bad
that if i walked a block 1 would cough
{rightfully and spit blood but when
all other medicines failed, three 81. 00
bottles of Dr King's New Discovery
wholly cured me and i.‘ gained 58
pounds." it's absolutely guaranteed to
cure Coughs Colds La Grippe, Bron
chltis and all Throat and Lung Trou-
bles. Price 50c and 31.00. Trial not-
ties free at Frank H. Baxter's drug
store
STATE GOLF TOURNEY.
Many Crack Man Will Compete In the
Matches.
Charles H. Sseley. the young We‘e
Burn golf amateur, will be called upon
to defend his title of Connecticut
state chant at. the New Haven
Country Clu
begins on Wednesdiy and will extend
over Saturday.
Mr. Seeley hn‘s twice won the cham-
pionship. That he is on his ame is.
shown by the fdct; that he Aligt only
tied with i tackle. the; libs Hilts
e'professlonal. To; dratp meow in theo
elzsolation opntdlt tat
tournament at tb e‘ Brboklawn Coun-
try ciub but also won the driving com
0(it is :thought that Mrf Sealey'sI
stro n nts will be F.
the' p11; SepIA'eA’sentAtive.J and
P.
:1};an the conditibi's those returnJ
ing the best sixteen will qdallfy
at match playl‘mllio land will be
at thirty-six holes 0n the second day
m lAl und in a best ball four
a It, ibis on Friday the
ilnai for lthe ehnmpionship as well as
i" Elli
i be confined to the team cham-
. plough” of plain side at thirty-six
holes at play.
Ill l‘nlfld tomorrow with Amos
lAu‘ ’Barnel. Post Dillcc box 224.
LONQ‘OTMIS‘ TERMINATID.
Attila Toda .
if. 310
"A“ 3.222552..A "2°22
gmfli‘m ‘2“ 333% m
property taxable on original figures. '
thin week. The meeting .‘
petition with a drive within a quarter . ,
rsome. will be decided. Satur- ‘
.1 400 .Rstumd to
hm»
to these we talk now,
meat, at
mer Suspender.
and front, all dines.
figures. all sizes from it to 17%, a t
double seat. special value, at
Nobby Neckwear UnlaundeIed Shirts Suspenders. etc.
men‘ s furnishing section of ours strictly on to- date.
reasonable. Many of our men folks k now this.
Men's Silk Four~in~liand, ’l‘eck. Strin g and Bow Ties, big assort-
The “Regal" Light Weight and the “P ennsnt" Double Stretch Sum-
Men's White Uniaundered Shirts, all linen bosom.
Men's Soft Negligee Shirts in stripes o r
Men's Balbriggsn‘iinderwear Shirts, l ong or short sleeves; drawers.
Men's Natural Egyptian Shirts and D rawers 60c value. at
Men's Combed Egyptian Balbriggan, also Combed Peeler Basket
Weave Shirts aAIAId Drawers. fine quality only
Men’ a Post Black Lace Lisle Haif- Hose. superior quality, extra due
3 [film for too
1255c spell.
flnish_ worth 25c a pair: now only 17c:
Barker's Pure Linen Collars. all the n ewesi shapes, at
1” )
You'll sun on. .
You‘ll find prices very
Some may not kilow it, 'tlAI
' 260.
. 25c.
reinforced back
60¢ each.
figures, title.
\
The “Peyaer'_’ Fancy Negligee Shirts in white. also stripes and small
98¢ each.
I
261: each.
39c elicit.
49c each.
55 55 Washillb
in hot thédtfler.
Ion 52.. So. who
Our film is to sell you lbfiat you want, at the Alright time
$2 45
‘ Tor you to wear.
Men's Viol Kid. Soft and Easy Ox-
fords at sea! price -
$§4
509
IOVB' IABEIALL SHOE.-
Canvas tippers and Mather Soles
Soc
LTTTLE LADI
in Patent Leather
owing Heels.
cut price.
Mrs. Frankliah Bush of New castle.
Del. says: '?i suffer. for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great ‘dil-
trau and belching. i tried everything
i could hear of. but nothing helped In
until i took Brazilian Balm and one 60
cent bottle cured me nonmetal!”
For aaioby R. H. Ploisted. F. H. Sax-
Iar. and the w Pharmacy. "
l ”A
AUSTIN GILBERT WILL. LiVE..
WATERFORD. July ’i.——Auatin Gil-
bort. the seventAeen- year-old boy who
was struck on the head with a heavy
revolver in the hands of Phase Ronni.
an italian boy. Friday night last. is
suffering. from a slight concussion of I
the brain. The phiysicians believe
he will live. Renal .is under aarveli
lance and will not be allowed to es-
cape. He .wiil probably be arrested
purged-yum assault with intent to kill.
fiV—~—n—-—- 2
aaurattv roarussb.
A case came to ligh that for persist-
ent pad unmercifui tort re has hops.
, .. #3- Oslo .ck‘. ‘of
. 5. years i
use,
endured insufferable polo Rheu-
relieved me
I MM“ every news.
2225222 ....... an: 225:. 2:22:
trouble A few bottles of it completely
‘i-siievod and cut-ad sulphaténdgmd
on Jilin
Add: Liver and Kidney troubles -
Alcohol stunts 1119 growth is phild
onaandtndanies that‘r'hidnay‘s. Never
ONLY‘CURE FOR DYSPEAPMAA. A
deb .
t... .22....22... M...
El OXFORDS.
and Soft Viol Kid
I
No FALSE CLAIMS.
The proprietors Foley .
and TM do not a vet-tine this-
"sure cure for consumption“ ;
do not claim that it {will cure"
dread coinplaint in advanceddaaos
do positively assert that it
w
in the earlier at esaadpe _ ,.
to give comfort sin relief in l! . “' ‘
Tar ‘
mitt-at .
cpses Foleyf s lights;
out doubt tfié greathpt
remedy Refuse substitutes;
Plalsted' s Drug Stable. ’ ~
H. o. AVERILL sharpener .
HA am an. “A".
T
Chainborl'ain hm!- Io-appointietl ,
Averill to be c'att ' '
term of two
thd rafter-July“
Cholera and: . 2
emergency use. The second day;-
camp his little tiny ”I lath.
m colic. 1:20.33“ do“ of
y' gave rel ‘ ‘ '
enacted“ a cine. Think of
suffering this tboy would have
emro without this Aritmsdrat— ' _
vs him. Such cases often ’ 1 .. . .
ly. For sale by Stfiison ‘
..Baxter pharmacy. ~- .
pital‘a.’ «some ’“ ‘
ing a liquid gm.
Mrs. curtail,
1' 1 tr.
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