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99h: .I’Isin Hose. 3 for 9
01M! Work. 2 for
1! Open Work Lisle. extra
9 . Fancy. a for
' er Underwear. a complete as-
so i ntofalllt do
‘ 994nm“ r0591”.
For Norwalk and Viol-I ' "Genprah
ly fair tonight eschew.-
eachl tonighx were have “be?
curred duriri; *thh ast twent four
hours on th south Atlantic co 9.9::
In a up Mississippi Val and“
real .A'n arose It": " 9
IL: n Ins . .
whi nickel: the Solid“ ,6
Tibia" m t‘v‘i‘h f ll “ hcl
e porn I! a 9 ‘t
the tral a d ‘eaSbfir was 9
ditioEa' aiavor‘ an int vlelslé)‘ ’
ing idity land a hti‘y‘i‘
pera
late this afternoon. 9 9“
asu'rlusus miles Tomorrow. 9.
The Even titanium” w the issued
at the thdlr new: be
all ltsntsi’rdi'snsiielt :shsuid ‘i
the elites tiliI‘ sited“ hairpin
morroidl morning“. “The bus bass elites
will close at 5 p. in; 999999
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A in... will beheld at the Norwaik
Yacht. Club next Tuesday syncing
A meeting or Instant Council, 3&5.
0. via. M. is scheduled tortonilht.
mama A. Brennan intends“ to open a
saloon in Wall street Norwalk. this
week.
—llllbrlda Pineapples. 31.15 and 31.40
doz.‘. F. D. Lawton dc Co
Insurs‘witli a reliable caravans. 'i‘ay-
lor & Golden, and pra‘vent against loss
from lire.
John P. Beatty, of Newark N J., In
the guest of his s'on John W. Beatiy, of
him street, Norwalk.
wit you want Hal a Beer in bottles,
order ahead, at Hotel Hamilton.
Miss Alice Toque of Broad R‘i‘i‘Ver is
enjoying a vacation trip. She is now
at Bath Beath anti will go there to
Summit N. J. and then to the Cat-
skills. " l r ‘ '
Tristram & ilyatt have an exiiibil of
wash goods and all hot weather dress
goods that it will be a pleasure (or you
to lhspect ‘
Mrs Harriet Hoyt Barnes anti son.
Arthur. Jr. of Meriden. who are sum-
mering at Woodmohtznn-tha-Suunil
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. James W.
Hoyt of South Main street.‘ '
——Ali kinds Yachting Caps. O’Brien.
The City of Norwalk will at once re-
place the plate glass window irf"the
store of Raymond lit Sons, which was
smashed by the tire horses on their
rampage; Tuesdtly evening.
Clarence I". Osborn" has' rctlirheu
from a trip to Marblehead, Mass”
:where he accompanied his mother.
Mrs‘: Chas. F Osborn, whb‘wlii mak‘d‘a
:soiourn there. Mr. Osborn has now
joined the Lake Waramaug party from
tNorwaik. '
An important meeting of Sherman
Commandery, U. U, G. (3., will .be held
this evening at Sons or Temperance
Hall in theflasette building. The and-
iting committee will meet at 7:30 and
the meeting of the lodge will follow
at 8 o ‘.clock
—Years of suffering relieved in a
night. itching plies yield at once to
the curative properties of Dean‘ 5 Oint-
ment. Never fails. At any drug store;
50 cents
Meats is the special oiier at Jose—
loif‘s for the balance of this week. A
general reductionvof twenty- -iive cents
on each dollars worth of goods you
purchase.
The stea John Sylvester will
bring a large cursion to Rotoh Point.
Sunday, leavihg New York at Thirty-
first street at 1I.20.‘ A milsicii‘l teiim
has been secured. which will give cons
certs at 4 p. m.. and 8 p. m. A stage is
being built for them in the pavilion.
—Another lot of‘ha'ads‘onrti 'raireta
Ribbons. all widths. 10c yd. M.' S.
Smith A: (30. .
mercury and poison ivy seem to ho
thick in: the iielda and woods and a
great many people are suffer ag from
the streets at the poison. One an with
is poisoned. says that he did not come
in contact with the stuff. but only look~
ed at it and is suffering in canon.
—Shoulder Steak 10$. 10 Water st.
Miss Jeanie llllsgett. or Dairhury. his
returned home. after spending a few
weeks in- South Norwsllr marten-
port. accompanied by her cousin Miss
M 9 et Haugh. of gouth Norwsllr.
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Everll woman in towri tan share. Eve‘ru woman who be-
on9l9
p,»
are been so lb rill
Mfr!“
hm
ever.
9 d tb‘dall attest it.
5‘.“ 'd‘,
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5nd (illicit morning Response.
ons99alier the doori:i were swung ohén the store was
emploue s time.
The thousands 0
Add
item In spending mbfl‘bu lb’ save moneu Will shale.
The Hilliard lily too
Country, Br dgeport (loan.
nd Sale
a mighlu ap ”his hound- This morning set
irmdincn‘t oi Mill Eil‘ri achievements.
i dollars-
there are
it. 9v. .4
Nobhy Nockwcur Uniaundered Shirts
' men' s furnishing section of cars strictly up-to~date.
reasonable. Many at our men folks It now this. Some may not know it. 'tis
to these we talk now
Men's Silk Four in Hand Tack, Strin g and Bow Ties big assort- ‘
merit, at
The "Regal" Light Weight and the “P ennant" Double Stretch sum
mer anvender. . .
and treat, all sizes,
Men's Suit Negligee Shirts in stripes o r ilgnres,
The ‘9'9I’eyscr" Fancy Negligee shirts in white; also stripes and small
figures, all since from lllto 17%, at
Men's Bsibriggan Underwear Shirts. 1 oug or short sleeves; drawers,
double seat, special value at
Men 5 Natural Egyptian Shirts and Drawers 50c value. at
Mon‘ s Combed Egyptian Baibriggnn, also
Weave Shirts andl Drawers, use a uni
Men's Fast Black ba‘oe us‘le Half-Ham.
finish,9 worth_25c a pair; now only 17c;
9 Barker’s Pure Linen Collars. all the n ewest shapes, at
'5“th :w ‘W'W'
Suspenders, etc. You'll find this9
You‘ll ilnd prices vary
l
260.
. . t. Me.
I
Men's White Unlaunderad Shirts, all linen bosom. reinforced bacir
50c each.
"'hne.
. i ,9
98c each.
» 25¢ each.
390 0303::
Combed Peeler Basket 9 9 9
ity, only i .. tile each. ‘19
superior quality, extra.I fine ‘...-,‘ vi‘
8 pairs for 50o ‘
125‘s ea‘cit
"geoitliiiodmme; 1: tonnes!” or- not.
walk, will hold a session this evening.
Dr. C. G.. Bohannan ls ro-rooilng his
barn that was damaged by am last fall.
——Fiorida Plncspplea. $1.15 and $1.40
dos. F. D. Lawton lit 00. .
Its Ethel Marilncau. oi Wod‘dwird
av due. is spending a week In Bridge-
port. 9
Mrs. Stephen Moore has returned
to Danbury, after a visit in South Nor
walla: ’ «i
.Miss Lulu (‘roioot. of Norwalk
visited Miss Susie Willmott in lgarien
recently ‘ .
-—-Hot Roast Beer Sandwiches serv-
ed free Saturday night at Hotel llam-
Iltonm W... ' |
Miss Florence Cutbill. of Spring
aireet. has returned from a visit in
Danbnryv . v
Sturtevant's is headquarters for sum-
mer and porch furniture, they carry a
full line of the celebrated "old hick-
ory" make
The cutters or the Merwi‘n street
shirt factory are taking a couple at
weeks' vacuum. 9 .
-_—Latest Straw Hats. O’Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. George SIAIISOO, or Nor-
waik spent a tow days with Alonzo
Siauson Long Ridge.
Addison A'ustin, oi Woodward a‘ve-
nue, has returned from a week’ s visit
in Huntington. N. Y:
E. H. Hull has secured a position as
night ‘é‘l‘é‘l‘ii' at F A. Lane' a restaurant
in Washington street. ~
Mr. and Mrs. 0. I. Allen, of South
Norwalk; have been visiting Dr. and
Mrs. W. 8. Putney. of Milford.
—-—AI“i ilavor‘s of Candy 'fresh every
day. 10c lb. M. 8. 98mm: It 00.
Lorenzo Dibble advertises some pic.
":0 prices for a Saturday sale on July
1
l. Mrs. *N E. Gleason and s‘oifflof South
Norw‘ai‘k. "recemy llisitoi‘i Mrs: lssac
Selleck Brooksld‘e avenue Barton.
Mr. and Mrs. Prowltt and sons of
Norwalk visited Mr and Mrs. John
beat. a} bong llldgll. on‘ the Fonrth.
-——Legs of Lamb, 1612.10 water St.
of South Nor-
task has been visiting her grand-
motlt'ervéllrdl denial Poultry in Darius.
:Mfrf‘nht ills. “ii. lKrioger. Mrs. is.
Greenste and children,. have no to
Ashley is Mass. to spend the sum
mmhf‘} 3“” 3\‘ iit'. 3Tb ".
a:
:‘sti :‘
t». 'I
‘:' Ambrose Brandage has gins up his .
position as insurance collector and is
now employed as conductor on their
West a mags line.
*A‘ son steam t5 Dri and Mia.
Hairy Lyman [Inns of Holland. Mich.
Mrs. [runs was formerly Miss Florence
May Diver. of South Norwaik.
“mm ”summonses": '
ed free Saturday night at Motel Ham-
1%???” iii:
mutant
usually pay for .
rMc ‘ :
town avenfiin TI 9
«nabs on “very eatensI‘a‘rs sable:
Ill-s Samuel at. AID m”
Bomb
sleuth.
!sell at half the price yell
Bethlehem Newé
seine time in thé‘
on no.9
of boobs"
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REAL THING ’I'O ARRIVE.
-.___—-
Hot Weather. but Hegtier Weather Is
our
it reams to be agreed that yesterday
was the hottest day- "of the summer
which has been experienced in these
parts." in the shade the monetary bub.
bled and sizziod (It the 9s mark at s
p m. and humanity sweltemd and
sweat and gasped The moisture 'afiithrewn empires ruined, lives sacritlr:
not so great as on the provides days
and a lively broom tempered the heat.
Had thevmoisture been as great as
several days previously and the breeze
been lacking. the conditions would
have been insufferable.
The boat has bmught the mosquitoes
out'in force and numbers. and mosqui-
toes drunken and rolling about in
droves shows the least they are‘haw
ing. Humanity is too busy to refrain
irom exertion to give much attention
to mosquitoespnnd in cansoqu‘ence the
posts are taking advantage of debilitat-
c9d folk and making the most of their
l me.
About the only thought to cheer pco-
plo yesterday as they sought to keep
moi was that the hottest weather is
yet to dome. and that yesterday will
seem like a' cool Orober day on Sun-
day, when the real thing in the warm
wave line is expected to be in our
midst. The weather man megaphones
thattirewarm weather is just begin-
ningand that yesterday wasanotm
warm as Saturday and Sunday will be.
And many people were saying that
they would dearly love to convince the
weather man that they were not in-
clined to be hoggiah in this matter. and
that enough was enough. and that they
thought they had enough.
Yesterday was a harvest day for the
soda water‘ fountain bwaers. At all
the places where liquids were dispens~
rd humanity congregated. Trolley rldss
also grew in favor and the travel on
the local lines was very heavy. Roton
Point was the rcndesvous for two pic-
n‘lcp épodiatry number of private parties
seam waist man joined the shirt
waist girl in perambulatlng the streets
Coats were discarded by the men and
the feminine population of the town.
by a large majority. discarded hats
The remark ”is it hot enough for
you?" did a thriving business.
bears or o. 3. LEE.
Former Bridgeport Town Clerk Pass
, ad Away Yesterday y. <
Gurdon B. Lee. formerl
and motor the” beitiltne man
:rgdgnport, died yesterday. at g:
Br “die? rt hospital of paralysis? s
it as Inmate of thematitutidli
abou a month. He was seventy-one
of nib and ’is survived by a wid-
ow and title d‘au‘ghter the latter being
Mrs. rise .
nail... wbrm‘id none. is: "
paternal grandfather paniel ban was ‘
a drnmmer boy in dontlnent‘al Anny.
Gorge 93.1.ee received his elem
9 9 n the common and 9
' oi filleddingmlater alt
I‘Ilcaeh coin in Danhury a .
At the age of seventeen he was
manufac-
he was
WW“! I:
insists we minions is.
the legislature of 1856. being the
town clerk .
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We...“ Isinnd’s, 4 am: Trip, sci.
commit “
swarm ilyi’Trlp,M§:.um ~-
°’ 9 girl 5%“
honey 5 Power
is ii‘rnct‘Ically nutshell. Money will
purchase nearly everything that is con-
duclve to the pleasure of man. 9 ,ull.
money. what a world at happiness or
miscry you can cause!
For you kingdoms have been over-
on while with your aid great good
has been done! There are times when
a small amount otmoney, ll spent pro-
plness to your lite... , t.
GREAT PROFIT.
If you have Kidney omniudu' Trouble,
SPEND FIFTY 905N139
£9”..st of 9 9
Dr. $9? some
“ ‘ “hail
sham s v our road. name‘s and
misery!‘ bh’d gigging add gem of hap-
piness to your.
ANOTHER LINK IN‘ Ti-IE CHAIN OF-
THAT vats magnum. coats.
LITTLE-MONEY. oaaaroooo.
THE CLIFFORD ‘PH'ARMAC\ .
Plain-r I. Bradley. Prong.”
John W. With
Pitch: MN.
ALWAY? BQADY 9 ,
TO PAPER YOUR ROOMS.
m are so well compass that we
can commence pap-ring .your
room at a very short notice.
constricted lookout them
designs are have: we are cool:
dent that they. tar surpass a
large; proportion at much higher
prices. -
The New Lacquer".
..
a mm and stain combination
is tor sale nowhere else In the
0M3 fl 3r!“ “:50.
la , 1:999?»
July 18, 25 EA"? ‘1
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fez Man‘s; 1th 17, at, 31.3 . ...'
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Aug a. la.
‘2 Catekiii Mountains, 6 (Is ' 729...,
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i2 saw my, 97993.60]
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. town, at ...*.' ...... 1'"; 2.
KNOCKED THROUGH A BRIDGE;
NEW LONDON. Jilly lo.——-Wh‘lie
crossing
Thames River bridge of the Consoli-
dated Road. yesterday. an unknown
man aged about 00 years was struck
by an engine and knocked through the
lies His skull was fractured and at
ail“: hospital the physicians say he will
9 . ,9 9 9 .
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WORKING NIGHT‘ AND DAY.
The busiest and mightiest little
thing that am wulmado tom. King's
New Life l’iiis. These pills change
weakness into strength. llatlessness in-
to energy brain fag into mental power.
They' re wonderful in hnildlngrtip the
health. Odin 25¢: per box. sold by
Frank H axter
{k1,
lords. Facioru Ends
lorles la Luna We h
fords‘: plants to select
the trestle loading to the
amounting to 320. 000 have been placed
000.
to In
85 55 Washington SL. 50'. Norwalk Cl.
a.» -1'nnnl.
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LION BREWERY ATTACHED.
NEW HAVEN. July 10~Aitnchmenla 9
e
upon the plant of the Lion Bram
Collipany’ in Allingtown to secure the
claims at some of the hamlet» credi
tors. among whom the American Mait-
irig Company is the principal. Tile
plant has not suspended operations,
tilouuh a keeper is in charge. lit In
said that 'at a meeting of creditors and
stockholders to be held next week. it
is likely that action looking toward the
appointment of a recoIVed will be ink-
on. Am Schmaelse is president of the
company which is capitalised at. 39195099.-
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GiaEIt'i'Els'r OF JULY“‘
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and Countermands of I
91 \9 ,ufig {9a,} sh" .
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ave selected the. best at the lowest triads
h‘v V9
from from
AOEE
lGMSIiiil
LIJZ‘l
.s.‘ It is... (is 31%.;
same as indicated yesterday. A' meet- .
ing of the men was held yesterday at- ..
reinstall, when the conditions were dis-
cussed at length. The unseen: were '
matter was a factor in determinlnethe
decision of the meeting, which was in
favor of poatbonempnti
the men WINDS held at the'nsuslgho
this afternoon; whem'the‘mhtterr
again be discussctll'and‘It is 150th
probable that decisive 'actlon' will
taken. unless circamstnncssmoti
seen at the meeting‘yasterdayts
Ill Oxford at a Ina Prior
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BITIlATION UNOHANGED
The situation in the bridgeport trol-
yme‘n's strike remains” today the
so present and‘ their position in the '
'A meeting at
LE
‘1' ' will it m,
«we anew
it‘s best SW 15:5
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mil-nicotine Shes. gonlk of the
Men's Sills Call Tip Bola. hard to ‘ ‘
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“ Ladies! Fine Kid 0‘9nt‘orda,“ patent tip,9
extension sols-9 the" 9am kind, specisl'
tidbCMf‘ ‘5‘;ka MOMMA toii. .
patent to» lacs 09!). ..§Pblil. basil. ._
warm $39.90, {notary counter-mend ' ’
‘ Legit! Fi‘h's Kid turn Oxfbrds. Ladisa'
Fina Kid entangled sols arthritis.» ”‘5“
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