. in a launch.
.shore.
;m01a&r.
<1 AT LANE’S D~
Phone,l65-5
l
Ice Cream that you .
'im'll enjoy eating. ;. '
Absolutely Pure.
STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE'
WITH WHIPPED CREAM.
5 I Washington St.
Local Nears lacs
John F Morris. of New York, is vis-
iting friends in town
A meeting of the Barbers’ Union will
be held this evening.
Mrs. William Vollmcr and son Wal-
lace are in Newark for a visit of a
week.
Governor Chamberlain passed the
Fourth at Sachoui‘s llead on the Sound
Miss hmma C. Partrick has returned
from a three months“ sojourn in Cali-
fornia.
Mrs. Edward C. Betta. of East avc‘
nue. left. yesterday .for Colorado
Springs.
Allen Bctts of Newtown avenue. cel-
ebrated his eighty- -slxth birthday au-
niversary. Monday. ‘
Comstock Brothers sell suits that
satisfy. They would be glad to have
you put them to the test of your ser-
vice.
E. M. Tolles is harvesting his hay on.
his farms in the surrounding country.
about, 100 acres in all. -
Samuel ireland. son of Samuel ire-
land. of Mechanic street, is confined to
his home with the scarlet fever.
Mr. and Mrs. William Outerbanks.
of Newark New Jersey. are visiting
in town. They formerly resided here.
The barge Day Star: is ‘scharging a
cargo of 500 tons of Him too not and
stove coal at the wharf of E. M. Tolles
& Co. _
Miss Irene Dibble returned today
from a visit to White IIiIls, Conn.,
where she has been for the past two
weeks. ,
’l‘he llowlaud Dry Goods Store is the
store ready with ovcry help for pic-'
ture-tuking and picture making. Ko-
daks from $1.00 to 825.00.
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Heath and sons.
Chester and Aurelius. are enjoying a
couple of \vecks' sailing cruise, start-1
1m: yesterday aftcrnoon.
Miss. Maud Coley, who has been vis-
iting with her'sistcr. Mrs. Olivcr II.
Jennings. at their ‘ home in Greens
Farms, has returned to Norwalk.
Your summer needs should be Well
supplied before starting on your vaca-
tion. and nowhere can they be better
supplied than at Selleck & Price’s.
Charles N.‘ Tnyloarthe contractor, is
expected in towamday or tomorrow, to
look over the progress his men are
making on Norwalk's new sixteen inch
water main. mum
-——'i‘ickets forannnlngs Club sail Fri
day night. can be secured at The Clif-
ford Pharmacylfiwl. A. Briggcrman's or
on the boat.» Price 50 cents.
The members of‘the crew of one of
the steamers in the Lockwood Oyster
Company’s'il'eet left yesterday and a
new crew has, been put in their place.
The reason for the change could not
be learned.
Louis Price Henry Gehrman, Alfred
Hopkins and others are camping at
Hay island for a few days. A num-
her of them work its the city and go
back and forth to the island each day
C. B. Taylor, for thirty—two years
railroad station agent at Newtown. has
resigned. Mr. Taylor is one of the old—
est employes of the Berkshire division
in point of years spent in railroad ser-
vice. His resignation took effect
July 1
The Danbury Hat Makers' Associa-
tion has appropriated and presented to
err—President James P. Maher, whose
successor was elected last. Thursday
night, live hundred dollars as a token
of appreciation for the work Mr. Ma-
her has done for the association.
if you like fish. your favorite kind
can be found on R. J. Cutbill's stand.
Fish is received there fresh daily, al-
so lobsters. crabs. and clams.
A number of complaints have been
made of late that teams obstruct the
sidewalk in front of Raymond Broth-
.ers' store. "This in combination with
the fact that the sidewalks are piled
with brick for the new pavement makes
progress along the street very tedious
and annoying.
Chris For
the G: N. Kihb in Company. was
pinyingbnl l’ln Water street“, yester-
day noon. when the sphere suddenly
that through: pints glass window in
of the factory. and it
Fay about 820 to have a
' w linse’mIUo
cording into and going out
' Ine- tint its '1'.
Society will be held this. evening.
‘teams resulted in a tie.
:ugoeb of‘he employes of ,
A. B.
,"Jdbh ii Hoyt. the telegraph mana-
gar, is spending the day in New York.
Miss Delia Kane and Miss Katherine
Lynch. of the l. C. '1‘. Club, are visit-
ing at Belle island.
Miss ida Long. of New York. who
has been visiting Mr.s John Ii. Sharer.
of Rotou Hill, has returned to her
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace E. Dunn and
salts. William W. and Victor Icft last
night for Eutic9. Deer Lake. Maine.
where they will enjoy an outing at a
. ‘codin
Frank Adams. a former resident of
South Nor,waik but now of Dayton, 0..
where be is in the employ of the Na
tidnal Cash Register Company is spend-
lug his vacation here
Frederitk Wilb‘er. the leader or the
De Vonde Company, and Mr. Douglass,
of the same company, were visitors
last night at Roton. Their company is
now organising in Stamford.
Russell Beers. of Elizabeth Ncw Jer-
sey. who has been the guest of his
grandparcnts. Mr. and Mrs. William K.
Lewis. of Lewis strcct. rcturncd to
New Jersey. yesterday afternoon.
The Norwaik water commlsisoners
are having the water main lowered on
a portion of Cottage avenue. East Nor-
walk, because of the road improve-
ments being made by the selcctmen.
A dance will he held this evening, at
the Norwalk Yacht Club. Employee of
the Connecticut Railway and Lighting
Company have been wiring the club
house. the run way and the float for
electric lights.
The Norwalk Club has engaged the
steamer Hampton for a moonlight sail
on the Sound Friday eVeIIing. The tic-
kets are to. be sold to members of the
club only but the members may dis-
pose of them to fI leads.
The St. Mary' s Cadets baseball team
was defeated by the Fresh Air iloys'
team. from Strawberry Hill, this morn-
ing by the score of menu to seven.
Later a five inning game hctwcen the
A large share of the credit for the
success of the display of fireworks at
the Knob Outing Club on Fourth of
.iuly was due to lienry lioitzmann, of
Jersey City. who superlntendml the
setting off of the different pieces, and
looked after things generally.
A meeting of the. South Norwalk fire
police was held last evening, at which
a number of routine matters were tak-
en up. Captain Leltoy Adams was
chosen as a committee to confer with
the East Norwalk Fire Police in re-
gard to their picnic, which is to be
held soon.
A person riding on a trolley car on
Fourth of July, was showing a friend
from out of town the beauties of Nor-
walk. When they came to the impos-
ing architectural pilc known as the
'lown House. situated on a beautiful
hill, the local man was ashamcd to tell
his friend what it was and said that
it was a little church which belonged
to some struggling scct. he had forgot-
ten Just which.
BISLEY RIFLE MATCH.
American Team Has BeeIrSeiected and
Members Hope to Do Well.
LONDON. July 7—1‘he rirIc team
which will represent the tilted States
at Bisiey. Saturday. in the competition
for the Palma trophy. has finally been
selected. it consists of Lieutenant A.
E. Wells. Sergeant George Doyle and
Lieutenant K. V. Cosy, of the Seventy-
first. Regiment. National Guard. New
York; Corporal W. ii. Short. of the
Scrcnth Regiment. N. G.. N. Y.; Ser—
geant J. H. Keough. of the Sixth Regi-
ment. N. G.. Mass: Corporal C. E;
Winder. of the Sixth Regiment N. (1.
Ohio; Plivate George Cook. of the
First Regiment, N. 0., I). C.: Lieuten-
ant Thomas Holcomb, Jr., of the Unit»
ed States Marine Corps. The Ameri-
cans hnve been much bothered in their
practice by strong winds and the gen-
eral conditions at Blslcy, but are grad-
ually getting into form and hope to
give a good account of themselves.
They have done much better shooting
than the other teams; but the English
team which the...;A_mericans consider to
be their strongest rivals, have not yet
arrived at Bisley.
The Americans are disappointed to
find on their arrival here that they will
be unable to compete in‘ other import-
ant competitions unless they use the
English service rifles, which they de-
cline to do. .
A man usually has to go after things
several times before they begin to
come his way.
For This Week
Water Wings, 18c,
25c Finger Gloves. 16c.
25c Finger Mlts, ltic.
Swimming Tights, 7c.
Don't forget the union made Umbrel-
las from 35c up.”
COLEMAN’S
NEWS ROOM.
to North Main St, , So. Nov-walk.
Agent for A. a. spauldinn
Baseball and Sporting Goods
, The
Scull): Ira-man:
TM“ :c‘a. »
lids! and Sunday. were
but night a large
l"amt". to South Nor-
k on the 'f: 57 'ex-
flor three hundred others
m“md home in a Fourth of July
on the trust: which antigen
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Richard H: Ditto.- . ‘ ‘ Pmldent.‘
Edwin to. Rector, ,, View-Pmldlnt. ..
Chili! Sony. A True.
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OUR GREAT OUARANTIII SATISFACTION OR NONE, RACK.
Suits That Satisfy.
It' s an old saying: “You can 't sallsf everybody."
Yet we 'be’ proved the impossible' :5 post le—our smart.
tailor-made suits "elm fall. to satisfy in she and [it and
'ivear. Wald be glad to halve you put them to the test of
YOUR ser’blce.
' The hand of tbe expert tailor' is plaln in every suit—
or the Wide, shapely shoulders. snug-selling collars and
slave-retaining [mats of the coats, as well as in the Cut
and fit 0/ waistcoats and trousers. J .
Ample choice of the season '3 smartest patterns in
fancy cbeblots, casslmems and worsteds, fast-color blue
serges and gray clay worsteds. $6 to $23.00.
For 'bacation days, outing suits of homespun. flannel
and wool crash. made in the same shape-retaining way
and will) all the snappy style of our regular suits, ‘15 to
‘ 312.
Everything to go will) smart suits excepting shoes——
straws and Panamas. negligecs, neckwear. underwear
and fancy hosiery. fancy waistcoats and comfortable col-
lars.
P
souru NORWALK. NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 32-2. Tel. Cull. 44-4.
ARE YOU SATISFIED
with the grain and feed you buy? Do you put up with
the treatment you receive with’out saying anything, though
you feel like it? if not we want your busines, because
we offer you buy, grain, food etc. that are the best ob-
tainable anywhere. You can depend down to a bertalnty
on receiving from us precisely what you orders-filo d0c~
torlng of goods—mo substitution. These are a f our of the
large weighty reasons why we want your byfiess and
why you need our service.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. ; ‘ ". ‘
‘ ' ‘MANUEL T. union.
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GRADUITION PHOTOGRQP‘IS
In on tho Lat.“ It, 00
ART PORTlAiTs in PLATINUM. i
of upoclal work now
\N EW DISPLAY on .nhihltloi“
E. M. JACKSON, '
Sitting. by nppolntmcnt 83 Wall Bthot. Norwnik.
1 or to to i! 111.; 2 to O p. m, Oppggih, Hotol.
.. “...“...
Be up-io-dAtcfland use I 13-.
EASTMAN' S KODDID PLATES
The; are much lighter than glass plates and are orthochromatic and
non- -hnlation.
JUST THE THING iF YOU ARE GOING ON “Arnie.
For a ale by
William P. Beers,
Photographic Dealer.
\
so.
49 WALL STREET.
NORWALK. .OONN.
Wily head operator for Siege] it copper inertia uau Studios.
ork City will be in charge fer the summon of my Studio.
First Quality work guaranteed.
f
LEWIS Main Sins
. MISTY VISION ‘
Comes with advancing years but can be cleared by properly fitted glasses.
Spectacles me our specialty. When we fit them they give satisfaction.
HOMER S. HOYT, REFRAOTINO OPTIOIAN, .
Room 0 United Bank Iulldlng, South Norwnlh, Conn.
Office hours 8 to 11:45; 12: 45 to 8: 80. Saturday evenings; ‘10.
Special Appointments it convenience of moons. .
Na. 2 Nut delivered“ SS. 00 psi
top. All other sizes in slack at
'16 25 delivered .; ~
v' .., 2
. itor and the presidential cortege, as
takable cordiality; J
to '4' from ins Ihaigbl and the dealings
. were purelyms bmlual. The market
was practice“ stagnant.
. WALL ST 161‘, ii a. nI.—~'I‘hcre
~ group gained small fractions.
' Erie
‘ U. 8. Steel,
, tha Dunstan. an
the. .anmp we: president of the
Farmed and Health Beak
vicepruldent of the diets: County
“Blood "Bank and'm of Wes-
Hichland Malt
Extract
The Best Tonic and
Blood" Purifier
Mots-a Bottle
2 for 256
Clifiord Pharmacll
PHONE 15-8.
PRESIDENT LOUBET KEEPS BUSY
Began an Extensive Round of Func-
tions in London Early Today.
LONDON. Jilly 7.-President Louhet
was early astir today and began an ex-
tensive round of functions, calling at
the French Hospital, visiting the Home
for French governesses, passing
through the accident ward of the hos-
pital. He stopped to condole with a
corporal of a detachment of life guards
forming his escort, who was injured by
falling from his=horse outside the hos-
pital. The President returned to St.
James Palace about 10 o'clock. He
was everywhere greeted with great car
diality and cries of ”Wm lnubct!" in
in response to which be continually
raised his hat.
A rcccptlon of a deputation from the
diplomatic corps tllicd up the rest of
his time until‘ noon, shortly after
which the Prcsident.‘accompanied by
Ambassador (‘ambon and Foreign Min-
luster Deicnsse. started in semi-state
to visit the city.
Long before the time fixed for M.
Loubet's drive to the Guild Hall, the
gully decorated route was crowded
with people and lined with troops the
whole way. and in spite of the cloudy
sky. the uniforms, flowers, flags and
hunting, combined to form as bright
a scene: as London had produced in
many years. The bells of the city
churches pooled a welcome to the vis-
it passed on. was greeted with unmis-
A‘LL STREET.
.,
.4 .1010 n.’ nI.-—Upen-
ing prices showed changes of only is,
was light buying on the absence of any
selling resulting from yesterday' 3 late
gold engagements. . .itnul. Alchlsom
thc l’aclfics and t e 'I’qnnsylvania
Amul-
gamated showed some heaviness. but
soon motored. Chicago GT'EEillfitst’
crn. pfd., is” Pause Mail fell
a point. a ll Ulla is- and San Fran-
t“.ilit()2nii. pfd. 2 Standard Rope and
Twine sixes lost seven. the income'
Ila. and [In 1 States Cast Iron Pipe
5%. Deallhéisvc ! smaller than at
any time in cent spell of dull-‘
uess.
WALL STRi 2.1m. mkA rise at
a point in P "Auction and Hocking
Valley and of We In Cotton Oil were
the only features of the noon hour.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private vnre or ran-
ples & Goldsohmidt. Commission Bro-
kers. Ewart! «it Corbett Block, South
Norwaik:
Open High
Amal. Copper, 53 5314
Am. Cot. on, 36% any.
American Ice.- 7% 7%
Am. Sugar. 120% 120%
Anaconda. .484 ill
68%
92%
86%
58%
170%
1:30.
53 ;
{WI/u
7%
12th
84 .
cw.
92s..
sees.
as
170%
19y.
151
64%
Low
52%
3614
7%
120%
84
0774;
92%,
85%
57%
170%
19%
150%
64%
17%
33%
.6866
133%
111%,
136%
. 108
127
067A;
25%
27 s
125%
A. 'r. a 3.. re, 68
A.'i‘. a sit. pram
mu & Ohio, so
57%
Bkiyn R._ T.,
:‘Oi.
Col. south]
17%
. 33%
Erie, 1st pfd..,68
1 Central 133 134
ufiNnh 11
3
0.
lonuattan
Mo Paciilc.
N. Y. Central. 12‘! 127
Norf. & West. 665 67%
Out. & West. 25% 25%
Pacific Mall 27' i 31
Sena. R. ..., 125%, 125%
Reople’s Gas 9.9%
Ming, 9?‘ 521/.
Rock island 33% .3195-
Souf- Pacific. 4:: a 50%
Sou. Ry. do. mg 24%.
Son. Ry. pfd ' 89
Tenn. 0. Si. 52% 53
Union Pacific, 81% 82%
U 8 Leather, 8% ‘ 8%
U. S. Lea. pfd., 85 85
U. S. R. 5 L1. 16* 16%
30% 80%
U. S. Steel'pfd. 81% 81%
Wabash JAVA
Wabash pfd. 44 ‘44“
West. Un. Tel" 8451x8495
Wiscon. Cent. 20% 80%
DIED IN PHYS N's OFFICE.
‘MIDDLETOWN’. y 'l.-—Samuel T.
Camp, aged senent -three years. one
of the most prom t‘f men in this
cit. died at the o beqrumi
thy today. won 0in to consult
Meat death.
art. from which
125%
81%
2495
94%
84% S196
20% 20%
was neuralgia of the
r, Ca phad beech
1019 University. Re is survived by .
a widow ind two daughters.
Ifaboy, fliksallothnrbo "he
wilrh‘sflilénllothsr when
I‘g for some
YOUR NEEDS OF WEARABLES FOR THE HOT SUMMER PAYS .
SHOULD BE WELL SUPPLIED IIFORI ‘OTARTINO 0" WV“ VA-
CATION AND NOWHERE CAN i‘HEY IE BETTER SU xhlED AT.’
MORE REASONABLE COST THAN HERE. V .- W" 5” - r. I
OUTING SUITS FOR MEN. CO NSISTING OP COAT AND ‘TNOUO-
IERS. 86.50 TO $15.00. '. . , 1
MN s SACK suns MAut. or LIGHT WEIONT I NA'riRIALor
FAULTLESSLY TAILORED AND nE'AsONAva Pnldso A'r taco
so. so TO $10.00.
OUTING TROUSERS, WITH DEEP TURN UP. “DD TONS.“
A SPECIAL LOT OF BOYS' WASH SUITS, 400. 15c, am. N
AN ENORMOUS SELECTION OF NEGLIGEE SHIRTS IN WHITE
AND THE NEWEST COLORINGS, 48c To $1.50.
MEN 5 saw, ALL THE NEWEST THINGS, 25c Tosca;
STRAW HATS, 25c TO 33.00. ' '
SUIT cAsEs,$1.5o T0 35.00. TRUNKS. l ' “ "Fit ”in
BATHING sun's, SUMMER NECKWEAR._ YA°.‘.‘.'T4:¢»9!."‘IFFO"Q
THEIR-WEIGHT UNDERWEAR, COMFORTABLE comuma'rc \ ‘ '
SELLECK 8: FRI."
98 Washington Street, South Normik
OPPORTUNITIES
ROCKWOOD COCOA, ‘25ch size ......... .........t.......«...1S9.
CATSUP, good quality, small size .. 9‘ .I. mug;
CANNEDPUMPKIN,10¢:; 3for ......................... ”Hr/”n... _. ,
APRICOT JAMS, 15-cent 'tlzo. 3for ............... . . 25c .
SLICED PEACHES, fine lrticIo ........ . ........
LIME JUICE ..................................... ,. .
LYE OR POTASH, scans for ....................... ”......“ r...
LIPTON'S TEAS .............................. . ....... £31: ht price.
LARGE MACKEREL .............................. ....... .s. .315: min.
LOBSTER: new.fincassltk ,,,. ..sfiocnn.
ANDERSON' S JAMS, 8 com for ..........................
PURE LARD ..... 1'3 temud. 25c.
PURE BUTTER (and no flavored wag on grease) ‘.G°2’I;
o
The above prices for a quick cat s for cash, for a few' days.
shown on our counter. -
If You Cannot 59.9
on well as you should.
Seeo. B. JACKso
any 2“
THE OPTICIAN. '
Ho wiu give you perfect vision if such is possible.
No charge for examination.
Matching of lenses. and all repairing done without dolly. -
u WALL smear. uoawuiu. coNN. ‘
I-‘l! ‘i- ' .
Dawilfot Got : M
S uns truer
Ké'ep Cool in one of our mam RIMES“
71m hot days everyone wants a (lull! padgble
which is cool. we have it. . .. Q" ’
We don' 1‘ want to make you think too much this lint:
heather. but don' t you need a refi‘lqmtor, list is. one?
A J Calama-
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMSALMERS ,
12 to 18 North Main at.t sum. no
HATS T-I'lAill HAVE SEEN “MLAND 07.00 ARE 0
WHITE LAWN SHIRT WAIS T5 WITH
F RONTS, 75c DOUILE VAbUE: '
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO HIS! IT.
6.8 Washt * gton
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