.~ ‘#Y~I - n‘
Ludwig" Open Work Lisle, extra
ii “ ” '* ‘ 20c
Gsata' Plain Bose; ii for . 26c
Sonia“ Nancy, 2 for 260
Summs r Underwear, 0. complete as-
“Melissa
40 I. 41 WEST WASHINGTON It,
Mshasksmo Hotel Stock,
South Norwaik, Coho. .
indications;
, WEATHII FORECAST.
For Norwaik and Vicinity—General-
ly ialr tonight and Thursday. The area
of high pressure that was In the Lake
region, yesterday morning. his moved
- aoutheasterly and is now central over
Virginia. It will continue to dominate
the weather in this vicinity. and make
the conditions favorable for pleasant
weather, with slightly high tempera-
ture. The disturbance that was In
North Dakota yesterday morning is
now central over Lake Superior. it
will probably pass too far north to pro-
du¢e showers in this vicinity.
Miss Bessie L. Crofut. oil New Hav-
on, is the guest of relatives In town.
Mrs. A. C. Lee, of Brooklyn, is
spending the slimmer with Mr. and
Mrs William Theis.
W. B. DeGarmo has sold Mrs. Mary
Mcllone’s place in Westport. to Mrs.
Grosman, of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F, Minton, 0! Golden
Hill street have as their guest Mrs. P.
A. Seaman oi LeMarr, lowa
GlOVer's is the place {or yachting
shoes. They have a good rubber holed
oxiord, white or black [or titty cents.
The Jerome May Banjo Club is ren-
dering a concert program at The Knob
this afternoon. and tonight will play
for the dancing.
Miss Anna Magner, of North Taylor
avenue. has been entertaining Misses
Katherine MrGlone and Miss Jennie
(ii-lites. o't Dsnburv.
Mr, and Mrs Walter L. Ralph. oil
Vtilsburg, New Jersey. who have been
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. .l. Pax~
ton, of i‘rospect avenue, have returned
home
The Epwmth League 0! the First
Methodist Episcopal (‘ hurch will have
an outing tonight. Trolley cars will
leave Baxter' a drug store at 7:30
O'clock.
Mrs. E. Lintha. who has been the
, guest of Mr and Mrs. H. J. Paxton. at
Prospect avenue. returned home today.
Mr. Llntha who has also been a guest.
returned yesterday
0n F‘riday, July 10th. there will be
a moonlight sail to Locust Grove, xiv"-
on under the auspices of the East Nor- .
walk Fire Potted ‘Conmany. _N'o.i‘l Mil-
sic, dancing and refreshments. Tickets
60 centii '
Allie Shepard, manager of l“, A
Lane' a depot restaurant in Bridgeport
paid a hurried visit to NorWalk,‘ yes-
terday for the purpose 0! registering
his two line shepherd dogs at his home
in Taylor avenue.
Guests at the Hotel Cliiiord yester-
day or last night were Judge Charles
D. Barnes. Greenwich; D Vines Troy;
(3. P. Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. W. N.
Holmes. Boston; George R. Coote, W.
J. Mitchell. Robert G. Coryeii, Mrs.
Cowles F. M Denby, oi New York
city; R. H Barton. Bridgeport; C. L.
McGee C H. Wilcox. Hartford; E. T.
Scallop. Providence; R. s. Sevenor.
Albany; A. W. Davis Norwich; W. W.
Lester, South Norwnik: 1'20. Haven
New Haven: S. S. Haviiand and wits.
New York; W. S. Kalterborn and wife.
New Rochelle; S, F. Philsp. Brooklyn;
William Lukie, New London; H. C. An-
geli, Grand Rapids Mich.
WCapt. Ilohll A. Mgher. brother of Rev.
“3 us use; south Nor.- ,
wai has real quell as c In of Com—
pany G”, ‘Sia d. and an‘oillcer oi
the Connecticut National Guard. He
sent his resignation to Col. Hendrie
yesterday afternoon. The reasonfor
the resignation are his business an
gagenients, whicMare such new that
he could not gi attention to military
aifsirs. He has een appointed a tra-
velling salesman for the Gorham Com-
pany. of New York and. as s-terrle
tory will be largely in. the sat. he
will be away from Stamford a good
part of the time us has been s mem-
ber of the company tor about six years.
He was elected captain several weekat
‘ ago to racecouxcssluoss A'. O'Neil."
as slittill {sf unfit:
Spltnliihk does riot cure children oi
bed wetting; if it did the" would DB
few children that would do it. There
is n cduatitutlonal cause for this. Mrs.
M. Summers Box 616 Notre Dame.
lnd., will send her home tritium to
any mother. She asks no money.
Write her today if your children troll-
blown-lotus. . Don'tblanotho
child. The chanc
' townhouses.
Migumtnshnir ’ atheism.)
I} list.‘ iii-Tia
are It canft help 15.9
ill at her home In Belden avenue.
"rout ‘JI Sititldtihiflil’ NW Willi,“ hai
been visiting friends in South Norwslk.
Louis Hawkins, at Philadelphia. is
spending a i days with relatives in
HiSouth‘ Norw
'- .3 " and .A. B. "Freeman. or
South Norwalk, are making a visit in
lPittsburg, Ps
Frederic pitser. of Stuart avenue.
lbl oped sin and as loiler on the steam-
stirs-awn .
b0Miss Sadie Sturgls, of Cannons has
been the guest of Miss Marion Lee for
the past tom days. \
Albert Hellman has taken the place
liately isolated by Frank L Judd. at
W B liubbsil's hat shop .
A meeting of Sherman Council, Roy-
al Arcanum. will be h ld tomorrow
night, in Red Meh's Hal
Guy Lee and wifebave returned to
Brooklyn. alter a visit with their par-
eats; cit-Mayor and Mrs. M. M. Lee.
The steamer "Hampton" Is to let for
moonli ht sails. Application should
be mil 9 to T. 1. Raymond; treasurer.
Miss Nellie McCarthy 0: Bothel. has
returned home alter a few days' visit
in Noroton Heights and South Nor-
wa i.k .
Mrs, E. L. Beers. of Lowe street.
and s n Pranklin. have returned from
n viat with Mrs. Beers' mother in
Danbury.
James Sample. of Torrlngtou, who
has, been the Knest at his brother. AI-
exander'Semple‘fiof West avenue. left
tor home yesterday.
'Miss Josephine Oldiield. of North
Taylor avenue has been entertaining
Mrs. William Oldfield and Miss liatiie
Smith, of New York,
Weekly prayer service will be held
at the Nerwalk Congregational Church,
tomorrow etching, ""Hlnt's From Cur.
rent Events" all“ be the topic.
Owing to the breaking down of some
of the machinery at .l, C. Wilson &
Company's hat shop yesterday. that
firm rail only about half a day.
Miss Minnie limits and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Maude Adams, of Norwalk.
spent the Fourth in [4mg Ridge, with
her cousin Mrs. Mary 1". Dean.
Mr; ll Mrs. Thomas J. Mag'ner, oi
iiavllan street; have had as guests
Mrs. Jennie Brommcrhoii and Miss
Kate Gallagaher, of New York.
A small cliateluine bag containing a
sum of money was found by.the South
Norwalk police. yesterday. and awaits
an owner at police hcadquaiteis.
will hold a special meeting tonight at
8 o’clock in the Guild room, and all
members are renuested to be present
Mrs. Grunge D. Egbert will be at
home to members at the Norwalk Con.
gregational Church. every Wednesday
aiternoon during Jilly Irom 3 until 0
oclock.
4A little life may be sacrificed to
anhonr‘s delay. Cholerainrantnm, dy-
sentery. diarrhoea come suddenly.
Only sate plan is to have Di Fowler's
hand
Charles L. Holmes, clerk at theNor-
walk store of M. H,"GioVer; is enjoy-
Ing his annual vacation. With his
wife and daughter he is visiting in Riv-
erhead; L. l.
The firm oi Tristram .& Hyatt has oil-
tended an invitation to all of its lad
clerks to go on the moonlight still 0
the Norwulk Club. Friday evening at
the Min‘ s expense.
Coilk'enoe Hayloit, l. D. R. 'M., of
Norwalk; will hold a session, this ev-
ening' when the newly elected oncera
will be installed by Deputy Julius liub-
bell, of SOuth Norwaik.
Members or the Bird Club will notice
the Walk Tor Skin‘s-day. July 11. at 2 :30
.p. m., meeting at the Meadow street
bridge. Members will please bring to
the next meeting a list of all birds iden
tifled in me Norwalks.
’ A lsr number ot launches were out
last t to enjoy the Bill tide ”d
moonlght. Sailing ctid’tt weretout Ibo.
but the wind tor them was very light
water during most of the evening.
The monthly meellni at tlle’ or-
WC“! and south Nor-m 95:1qu iii
er' 3 Association will be held tomorrow
night in Elks Hall. South Main street.
'lue special committee on a uniform
scale 0! summit make a ‘
Farmers report that haying will be
seve i weeks late this summer on sc-
o‘ttlie htehes's’or ths'grsss'ordp,
. odidii otreaily get a until
cheesy rains In June. iii-ii ly
grills should get itt growth beta 'e this
time in thaws . ~ .. .
, Buliway mail clerks on th gonspll-
dated road are looking rot-3am ‘with
much pleasure to (hair sauna! .Ieid day
and clambake, which will taxep
at Lighthouse Point. Tuesday; August
4. The slalr is given under the suspi-
cos d the Mutual dissociation: ‘
After the new union station to Dan-
'bury is opened. the Adams Express
Colnpaay will.“ have no centrally ldii’ltl
.‘ad pillcee in Dalnhury it ltsr press
. 3.x a ,
" burg“ :daml it“; “A
I as. u find ,
arile e‘ act (it a
competing express company. The can
press situation will have a tendency to
awaken greater interest in thb
W'“ M"
The Men's Club of Trinity Parish
Extract of Wild Strawberry always on-
and there was scarcely a ripple on the
Si-i
protect. and hurry [along its co fps: ,
ALWA-
2 Oren,
2 0:0", ‘
A PRE,
isauna lliz Health.
When spots will
rise before your ey,
i it
’tis time to take .
Pills
Sold Everywhere. In board 100. and In.
STOP THAT 6 ,
or it may result in Pas
tillan Balm is breaking n Go
ever tried. almost with
to 25. 60c and 01. 00 bottles.
ford. Baxter' s or Blair
John w. seals;
TOP Aim. and? s.
are so 9.9. post! that we
up.
The New Lacquer“.
s,v|rnlsh and stain “imitation,“
In Mr sale nowhere ellihffp
207 mil itaailiallsn mi. '
W
aching Privlile'r T‘rsds iii-ks
H ...R .ILTLKLEY'S NOVELTY STORE
52 So. Main St” So. Nor-walk.
must be presented i‘o'r wagon
All iirst-ciass stores sell the Ozone
goods. ‘
Send tar “are medium book.
Extra large Butteriish, 4 lbs., :5
Bluefish, 10c; Wellliflall_
Mackerel. 9c; Silver Bass.
Baas,'8c; Porgies, Be. All other kinds
of Fish selling at reasonable prices.
9A PT- DQQROTifi
Bast End 0! Wagingtoln Egret”
Old Salvation drmy Building.
Pot Bput
aprices.
Spools! Prices.
Legs of Spring Lamb.
*Fore Quarter Lamb.
Bib Roast of Best,
Chopped Beet (specldl)
10c 1b.; 8 lbs.. 269.
Boiled Ham.
Native Veal. NatiVe Fowls.
Spring Chickens,
ice and all kinds of vegetables at low
Watermelons on
gut" NORMAL“. solid.
”(CV-MAIN"
pro
illitlll hats.
Our Palm Beach and little sailors,
In Milad, Scarlet. and ran guild ready
braids lrd ”huh and pop
Ouriqptire line t
ed hits.“ is Ins.
hats. ltri ed
greatly reducedlt
Exciusiite styles In ready issue veils
M
July.
Lawn Shirt Wailts tram tile on to
ll 3‘8 and Silk Skirt Wants from $1. till
“9. Summer Skirts tram 98¢
wait: silk its: from. u 08 to
ri liantine klrts, u to 87.
Stockings, 3254c to 500. Belts i'rom
25c to 65¢. Purses rain “6 to 75c.
Lace Collars, mm 7 to 81.35.
Also Walking. Traveling Bicycle
Q-TI'AT
ma LADIES: ration.
aerate slit 3 r
Shirt Wallis from 350 up.
Walking Skirts from We up.
Also Dress Skirts. Betticoats, Hos-
iery, Silk Coats and Skirts at reduch
prices.
All are invited to inspect our low
prices.
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w”..- . .....
“~11...
South Whit GATT!” sli'a
Tilliil Sliiil ANAL liilillllii.
at the rate of
Four Per cent Per Assn-i
, has bun declared tor the six months
ending June 30th, 3,003, payable on and
alter July 10. 1903.
interest not dr n will be credited
to accounts and raw interest from
July 1.1008. ' “
Money deposited on or before July
10 will draw Internet from July l. 1004.
GEORGE F. IEARSE,
Treasurer.
THE NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY.
Norwalk. June 11, Wild.
interest at the rate oi four (4) per
cent. per annum for the current six
months will be credited to depositors
July 1.1908 and paid to them on and
alter July 10. -
Per order of Board at Directors,
0E0. E. MILLER.
126 2w
Militnery
MRS. F. E. COLEMAN
hasmoved from 24 Washington street
to «ill South Main street, Music Hall
Block. Will‘close out her Summer
(loads at cost price. A full line of
Childreii‘s Hats; also Lsdles‘ White
Hats.
‘ MUSIC Hail. aLoclt.
1.08853 BY FIRE!
......
When .It can be done at so small a
‘ cost. why not protect yourself?
For 52.10 you can :lnsure your Furi-
ture and Household Goods for three
years against less or Mile by Fire
to the amount of ”60.00 and in that
proportion for a larger sold. “
z Yen! Wits. .
Taslomfinides
Estate and insurfig m
T. Easiness
...._ .- . .4“
Stilts, idlng Habits. whs,Coaia,1n.
start indI Capes at all ads made to or- i
usrsn din iii. '
oi’ 31 Main street, announces an.
eleven da s' sale commencing Friday 3
HIT A!” Jill-Y6
uoawaur 31- ii " m
COMPANY.
”-
Inoorpprsnd.
‘ sithllou. ,
PTON
DAILY ralra'r'o 3:“: YORK CITY
g a
Baton Point 311i. t.. last River, and
Pier :3. Po Seakman St.
loaves South Norwslk, 7:46 a. m.
Beeknian Sti, 2:46 p. in. (Saturdays
at 1746 p. m.)
that 8L, 3 p. P]
(Saturdays at it
. FRETGHT amputee «CITY or
WALK"
iiNl'rosi tonlyl.
Leaves New , rk Mondays. Wed-
nesday and Fridhys. st 6 p. m.
Leaves Norwslk Tuesdays. Thurs-
days and Saturdays. at 5 p. in.
Freight recetVed irom’l
p. in.
la.ln.t06
l
H quality.
quUARTERS FOR
Gilda. Revolver?
Ammunition. Bia :
Fishing Tackle
till; Stills oi
Boat and Shore lie-
sOlt Supplies-
cétidé'rocx
WATKINS
s- now
'Next Door City Library.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH uoawaut.
Phone. 43 o.
We have a fine lint Q (We
goods gt oer-y reasonable lipids
.. _ — u- ‘u v" .. -
lilflt’
TTETTI BATTERY
band.
Rtsnedfullv.
was a. c. Kai/r.
EAST nonwaut, CONN.
SHORE sinuses ano ass soon
or ALL glans. cooxsn
TO oasis.
sarllm‘o aria rislliuo.
earn Hoossorwasu'r “ asst
99.8. .
it: mid «sop.
-l-...u.:_i:. ‘a- shin
Home "dd, Pm. 3.12.130.
Customers would do well if
tiles ogdg' their PIES ahead for
the FOURIH. I7): demons
'for than is so great (bet it is
impossible to keep a supply on
. ’ol the action brouglu. by Edna Wallace
— . chariot nuasmuir. to iii-eel: the will qt from new“ mum, on which M -
. nuuamut'r‘ ’e‘ Son, and Quiet: intercom» “Thétmowpm, m- datum
‘_‘.m .
1.500.000. . our in. 0105.000. I
Nobby Neckwoar, Unlauudered Shirts Soapsnders, etc You it find this
men’ s tarnishing section of ours strictly up toilets. You' ll find prices very
reasonable Many of our men iolks know this. Some may not know it, ’tis
to these we talk now
Men's Silk Four-in-lland, ’l‘eck. String and Bow Ties, big assort- “.
ment, at . 260.
The “Regal" Light Weight and the "P ennant" Double Stretch Sum-
mer Suspender, 26c.
Men’s White Unlaundered Shirts, all linen bosom, reinforced back
and front, all sizes, . 3,60c each.
Men's Soit Negligee Shirts in stripes o r figures, ‘ 000.
The "Peyser" Fancy Negligee Shirts in white, also stripes and small
iigures. all sizes from it to 1755, at we each.
Men' s Balbrlggan Underwear Shirts. I ong or short sleeves; drawers,
double seat, special value, at 200 each
Men's Natural Egyptian Shirts and Drawers 50c value, at 390 each.
Men's Combed Egyptian Balbriggan. also Combed Peeler Basket
Weave Shirts and Drawers, line q uailty, only 49¢ each, j;
Men's Fast Black Lace Lisle _-Halt -Hose, superior quality, extra line ,.
finish, worth 26c a pair; now only 17c; 3 pairs for Bile ,
12%0 Math.
35- 65 Washinston St... So. Notwaik Cl
”1_
Barker's Pure Linen Collars, all the a sweat shapes at
........-....,,.. .. .. ...,_.-..‘.. 4......
on .5 Shoe erase
Our aim is to sell you wit you want. at the right mile
at hot weather. 3 .
Foryoutowear. “ ’7
a 48 Men‘s Vlct Kid. Soil and Easy ox-v a
iords st soul price. . f 3...: . .
aovs' BASEBALL shoes. " ‘
5°91 .. Canvas tippers and Leather Sewage an...
., . pout price. c , i
k
Li'r'rss LADIES carcass. “ .1 .
I 2 5 in Pa rut tumor and soil Vici Kid, .$i
wring Heels. ‘
E . . ...-_
06 plasma... snorALLv roaruas
in pro bring for your summer outing A “I“ came T0 "Sm Th” ‘6
a little drathouglit may save you no out and unmerciiul tort’urc lid
and of trouble. Mr John H. Manly a BET/91' T3961! edualed 100
dry goods meriiiaht of Bollville it 1., Colors. Calif writes: "er
whiio fucking an outfit for camping a' endured Inaufterable. pain i
few weeks on Narragansett Bay, put mailsm 80d nothlns T0
In a bettle of Chamberlain's Colic. though I tried ”it?” It
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for csine across 3'00““). it
emergency use. The second day in the MTG“ medicine 0!
camp his little boy was tsken with trouble. Atew ”OTTTGSOT
‘cisln colic me first dose of out relieved and cured me" list .
rem y gave relief and the second dose for Liver and Kidney troubles '
eli'ected a cure. Think of the pain and em debtlitv Only We Slum
suil‘ering this boy would have had to guaranteed by Frank H. Blister, UNI?- - ..
enduie without this remedy at hand to gist. 7
relieve him. Such cases often result , “f—f“
fatally. For sale by Stillson wa‘ell cuaaasr MDNOPOLY "MAE ,
Com. Baxter Pharmacy,Cliil.'ord Ph‘nr- ATHENS. Greece. ly 8~'—A 3
macy. . regarding the curra no'poly‘is
ow ly growing more serious ln which”
solidi STALL“: HOPPER'S PETE-i5} {$133833} oaihgorufloulgh ob
' . orn . e ,
VTGTORTA. B. 0, July 8——-l‘ha trial the heighborhood" of Pyrgos ' ,
cally in revolt. They have de
le railroad at moot pol air
they were prevented‘ this ‘
Hop or, whose mother was the sure
,l'at‘a Ales. Duasgiulrr against
Alex. ansinuir on the ground in arc t t and mu ,
due Muse um minnow, his, 33.12.33? AAEEA‘umai’a we?“
commenced. Mr. W" 9° mid monopoly.
in his reiusys to answer questions as sirations at Pyragos are armed
to the amount or Nanailno _ lroad are keeping up ‘ Will film
“Wk 0"“ by “T“ "'9' 0‘ hart and are pending the town shall
topics dealing with the value oi the
Dunsmuir estate.
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it.“ 333,3:
9 m
MYSTIC seam: consent. “‘9 ”“339: “3%?”
SARATOGA N Y., July- 8—4“ im. “Wiggs says his new house has
perm count of the Ancient Order teen bathrooms." , - .
of Babies of e Myétie Shrine of North ‘ "Must. be a line place! What
America began Its 29th annual session he callit it’t‘
here today. ‘ . . ' “Plumber 3 Paradise "bill?
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