IUMMIR NICEIIITIBI.
White Mountain Refrigerators.
Pol th Swings
Window 8ct3eens.
Ovens (Vail sisal).
”,nre the acknowledged headquarters for summer and Porch Furniture
‘Va filli1ll'e of the celebrated "Old Hickory" make.
PM”? JAIih—Mqon’ a, V'Buu a and Lightning, quarts, plots and half gal-V
JELLY GLA§8E3,1lillbbers1for all sizes and at1yles of jars.
MANILA HATS, for comfort at the shore or home. 2V5c.,
V our prices are guaranteed the low eat. and our guarantee “your money
drink it goods are not satisfactory." goes with every purchase whether large
IVlitV1I_n1l1iian purchasers of Pianos or Piaoolas might be interested in learn-
as thif. this is the time to buy.
WdV oner extreme bargains during July and August.
M”: sapphire lions rhillllsmlioo. . 1
North Mata and Arts Streets. Soot/l Norma.
, My: SUMMER NEED$~ and the are proparvd to s11uprVIy
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTB.
White LAWN. from 750 to $3.00.
A sample line of Shirt Wattle, value
Slightly soiled.” half
UNDERWEAR.
V.,W1e'havei.purohaaod balance of stock,
Winfred sums and Drawers, to
2661‘ They are the 50c quality.
9 invite you to look over oni-
II of Gentn' Underwear In
. Lai 'N kaai a rt
“a“. aliases an'd Plain, at25c a" '° ° '1 " ' '9' ""y
and nttrsctlve styles. ..
lele’s’ Home delirnai for July. nee
west window. at regular price, We.
Ladiea' Swine Ribbed Lisle Vents
Seconds oi the 25c quality.
Largo assortment Lidles' VestaV at
isn‘tf ‘fiinde’i‘Wear.
. HM Vania ammonia, Shirts and
tsunami St.
i
New styles Piliovy TOpg and Nikon -
ro¢s*
v u : gg; .' ,, V
g on shale.1 ogsuperior and. through
community every business
VliahiE‘WAL for lire fires of t
Wtheye'ar; We have recently received at one wharvos
1 1' tfl‘t'lli‘,‘ two ‘tllousa‘nd tons of. freshly- mined anthra-
V . has}. tvllicil is certainly as nice as anything we evefisaylg
Vgthetuel line; and which we are proud teasean dist. . .
in nor a' tonotinferloeatock incur prdsrmday. Friouxare
how at theViVn lowest. for the season. , ...;. . .
I 'f sue; swoon and a on so. 25 per ton.
hits: i can 35-: '
g some.
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iii Taillight) Stall.)
nan-i to
Wear
. bly’"!nnewered the gov-
« W "lo matter viii?”
“Wot-t
. doV 1am coca. sure of their
1V1es1lerday was the Hottest Day to Play
ilOllfll
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linen adore it. and men all»: I
you will aivlan Tana
who it I‘ not and
'a all right. too. a)
nest thin! so
or hyvgntyéha‘éfie: "Mil:
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Ever Beeor lid
NW HAVEN .iuiy 'uJ—li'lnsls in
the championship. cqnholiation and
doursome events were scheduled for
master ii iii the COhhectiout golf
eat on the links of the New
Haven Country Club ‘lh the four-
somes the semi- finals were to be finish-
ted yesterday morning The foursome
teams which began the foursome com-
petition this morning were Pitt and
Au tin. Wee Burn vs. Martaln nud
.Bronsoa. ew Haven Country Club;
Hapgood and Male vs Hart and Peace
New Britain. Maple Hill Club.
. . With the sun altuost literally scorch-
ing the players and the gallery all the
morning, the matches w e begun 'l he
'day was the hottest ever ’seen at a
Connecticut gait tournament a fact
which kept the gallery down to small
figures '
The consolation finals were finished
ahead of the championship. ’ihe ilrst
eithteen holes resulted as follows:‘
3 Jackson Atawana: .
0011 fibdflhiltdii—M
«In,
W B Wheeler Brooklawn:
Out
In,
Jackson began the last is holes i an
-pi011I
ship Champion Charles H. Seeley.
of the Brookiawn Club,
Taylor
only to
times during play. ' At the close 0
about 0 ‘vholol
:vlioli lost his bail.
illIi-n 3 up and 1‘ to play.
OYSTER BAY L. l.,‘
dent Roosevelt
ly it .“'"PM.
New York; ex- District Atorney Eugen
A Philliln. of New York ‘clty'; an
aisle senatoraeitrai‘l’d
Oyster Bay to 'the
e
W m in ' ,
magnificent-golden” Heb-"W417; .
If Irma only silver. one can battle
In; Ira . The man
. i vitaion.
Glt‘t, Jilly 23.-
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is
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patioa and torpid liver.
date. No nausea or gripinm. we
the Caioura meow. loudest.
'17.. for a tree sample hottle
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shimmy: . 9‘ ,
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deaiillpy use: the I')
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the play for the individual client ‘
of the Wee Burp Golf Club, had an up
”and down fight With Harry H Taylor.
throughout]
the eighteen holes which were played.
iook, the lead for the first, hole
one it 'qulclli'y 'nl‘Id the load was
passed from one man to the other four
that eighteen holes the score was even
and the second eighteen were begun
hovers: or séotoys drives here‘ very
and ou‘ the sixth hole the chain-
in the foulsomc Mallln and Bron-
son. (if 1171'. New Haven (‘ouniry Club.
defeated Hit land B'tlidwln, of Woe
in the oth-
.r ‘ee1ml- final Hart‘ and Pearls of New
iiritaln.‘ defeated llapgood and Halo
of New Haven Country Club. one up.
elitertalue'd at luncheon
today Scatter Join) Kean. of New Jer-
VV,seii former Senator Frank HiscochI. of
tidk;b‘
odd .‘é'w
urge 1Pt‘esideflt to
aNIenii‘ the annual ncanpI'neat on the
' Niamey National boards at Sea
'lt' :ls learceiy likely the
5 President will be‘aiils to accept tile in-‘
~8eoretary' Locti' left today on
‘- IVVVhis vilcatioa which will last about a
He goes first to Springfield
ass. thence he will go to Albany;N .
is. nis Ionakoaeorge - s
'1 . .
i ——largeiy a womhn‘r compiaint—-is
'3 .chlelly causes- W‘ lhdffleatlnn. constl.
You can pro
veat‘ it by taking 1‘ dose of (Batman.
Solvent, Dr. Dam Kennedy's: new
articles. once elven few days immed-
“lymph after a meal. Pleasant
1!
W ‘-
its hater usrrnauoaail‘
the-m1 am for
gingham}?
. l
, First 4 tit iht crow Church,
Rev. W ' T. Iuncan. pastor-«ii: 30 a.
In. class meeting. 10:39 this. sermon,
l “A Companion. of God: ' I? m.. Sunday
1 school". 610‘ ‘Tp’ as; Young People's
meeting; 7 80p hour service;
Bloom. ”has Mull)“
IV music for the da will
i “'Rdoh 01 Knl'm.
er" Mrs Diploma
Gloriulili Ho
be: Anthem,
clubi ‘Jeruaale
' hortationi
i136 Merciful " rs h‘.ll:aton
Norwoik his tupiscopal, itev
11. K: Moorb p “Morning prayer
service at ii: ilti MP4. morning ser
vice with sermon llzo till a. at; Sun-
day school and W class at 12 111.;
lllpwortli Leaguoa ice at ii: 3‘0 p. m.;
evening servlc
p, In. Music or the day:
Sanctus from Vitth Mass Mozart: solo
for acoustic ‘Uae. Sweetiy
‘l‘”hought, Ambrose: Uiorla'. Patti. up
via; anthem “Jean lover of My Salli."
Jones; 'mquarietta “ atotii That uov-
ed Us." lichbor'll ltev'. dWArd (Jilli-
ninghanl. of the ttlast Norwalk Ni is:
Oh rch. will preach in th V: (nothing in
'-ex hange With ltev Hr. core
pasi1or——Sundiiy morning,
10:30; preaching by Rev. L'. K. Moore;
.Iastor Norwalk M. E Church: Sun
day school.1'2'm.:'Epw0I‘tll League.
6130 p‘. m..' led by J. C.’ Hawkins: topic
"My Place all a Christian Citizen; ev-
oning'aorvice. one hour'. 7: 30V: preach-
lug by pastor. I a - ' ‘ I
' OONORIOATIONAL. u
Music at the First Conxrelzational
Church. Norwaik, tomorrow: Morning:
Prelude. 'Eisa‘s Braniaug. Wagner:
“The Lord in My Uliepherd." Macfar-
Inn; "0 Be Joyful ill the Lord.” Wfiunli
ling; contraito solo none“ Bweetly sot-
emn Thonght"a1mbrose: postiude.
Alla Marcia. iloldner. livening: Pro
lIVIde Pastoraie in u Silas; "come Im-
to Me?“ Wagner; "Saviour. When
Night." Shelley; postlude. l-‘lse Con.
certo‘ first movement Itink. -
BAPTIST
South Norwalll Baptist Church ll. 8.
Carpenter. paflor.-M0rnlllfl service.
to: 30 object lesson for children. sub-1
tort of sermon "Divine Shepard, or the
Point of Union:" Bible school. l2 m.;
I’. P S. (‘. E. 6: 30 p. In: evening ser-
vice. 7: 30 p In.. The Way of Escape.
tron) Pilgrinl' a Progress illustrated by
1lll(\ sterooptlcon.
First Baptist Church Norwalk D. W.
Tonnage Van Doren pastor—~l’rayer
meeting at 10 a. In. .. sermon III 10:30;
Sunday school. mm B. Y. P. U
mating at 0: 30 p.111 . "solulon at 7: 31)
p. m.; prayor meeting Thursday night
at 7: 30 o'clock; seats free; a cordial
vices.
EPISCOPAL. ‘
'l‘rinity Episl opal Church. llcv. Rom-
Illy i-‘. Humphi‘ies,’ radon—Holy com
muulon, 8 a. In; meaning player and
Bowman 11 a m.. evening player. 7: 30
LQMRISTlAN OCIENCE' SOCIETY.
First Christian Silence Society.
the. Reading Room Masonic building
f7 Wall street at h mnSub’ledi, July
1.. ) "sacramenl T stimonial meeting
Wednesday at 8,9 ”I. To both sen
vices the public are cdididlly invited
iteading room open to the publlt each
week day from it to t) p m.
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
st Peter's (lcrman Evangelical Lu
thernn Mitlhlon: North Main street.
Rev. Karl Kretzmanu. ill Henry street
Stamford. bestow—Divine \servicea
f
”7‘
at 7: do
GERMAN EVANGELIOAL.
German Evangelilui
i‘oclock in the Swedish Congregation
a. Bro’ekmoicr.
. ADVENT CHRIITIAN.
Advent christian Church, East Nor-
walk Rev .7”. W. Davis pastor-Com-
munion and Love Point in morning:
Sunday school si
~ . Vmcetln‘ at 6:15; ng service at 7. i5;
f ‘. eyeuln service at 7: so. '
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ENTERTAINED IYTiV-l PRESIDENT ADVERTISE!) LETTERS.
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the current week! ‘-
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Vigiifindrlck. Henry Hoyt. a J Hunt;
iss May Jakson'.
litara "TWnI 'A. Nation 'ID 731.
Miss 'Lena Wrcsner Meadow street: .
as cabins). Pair
NorwallIL—Mrs Fizdwin- comatoclt,
avIay Saks. .
B._ S KEITH. Poll
Passe Viooyer ~Twel'ity seven. Ca
look it.—-Bo_otoa Globe.
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"TON CRICKET “are”.
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,“U'floly 11th“
lie Lord is Exalted; " 5910.0 Lord '
with sermon. at ':l 30 ‘V
Anthem. ,
Sole-ma '
East Avenue lit. E. Church. Rev 71.1
: wlhtiv.-'I“milfl~$.\fln-r (.uhhlnihaln
. ' During the evening the Jerome May
.vclconie to all who attend these ser
Norwalk~Regular Sunday service at
with preaching every SIlndVay evening
services are
.Vondueted every Suhday afternoon at
ll Church by the pastor; ltVev Charles
. alrnngmllcnts for the sail. fool highly
may Loyali Workers
The following letters remain uncan-
ed for at the following poatolllces for
South Nol‘walk—John G. Anderson.
E. Davis. Mrs. Amanda EVU‘lii,Rt1)berl.
ohn J Mold»
Russell Mr: and Mrs) Richard Rails,
Kaihel‘en M. ll‘nlea'. Mufti '0. 'JOhl’ii
son. Warren G LivcrniorVe. Mary‘ HilchV-
Miss Passe (coyltNow 1do you think
i look my age? Captain Condor—I
don't know what your age is bliss
tain Cahl’iorl—No-you certainiy doll:
in ‘Docldedly
wag V017 "an introduction
cdnlll is-
their value Shafts OIV'walx pe'o-
i'ei‘mo dgi‘v‘ theii'awii
bdsid mfbliflh a?! eveningof to amass ind pie-shit char-
“I1 1! octet.
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”"7 "“lvaosv »- "1;“.1‘ lawn!
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The store will close at live 0 ‘cloclc every afternoon,
except Saturday. through Jul y and August.
Boss
Lunch, '
BISC
WARM WEATHER CLOTHING FOR MEN.
Our Section of Men' a Furnishing Goods is the very
spot to getfittcd out in comfo rtable app: for hqt weather.
All?“
1”: with» M11111 Garments of any sort, to feel light, insist fit right.‘ W1
V . . have no hesiiation' In saying that our different lines of
Try it Underwear contain the best that are manufactured. There
But Groctm— Package V are so many kinds that we are, able to suit any man.
Attention is dilcctcd to the extra fine quality gar-
ments of Egyptian combed yarn. The workmanship Is per-
fect throughout. sects. each. 1 1
A very good quality for 39 cts.
seats:
Men‘s Regal light weight Suspenders, just right for
summer, 25 cts. a pair.
Foulard Silk String Ties. a new line with a variety of
patterns. 25 cts. each.
UNDERWEAR FOR WOMEN.
We have two very desirable lots to offer.
bargains in the true sense (lithe word.
Fine Cotton Vests, Richiieu ribbed, openwork fronts,
low-necked and sleeveless. I 9 cts. each, 3 for 50 cts.
A lot of Gauze Lisle Ves is that are not every one per—
fect; now and then one ha sV some slight imperfection
They are 39 ct..qunliiy offered at 25 cts. Thin, gossamer
things. fine as a cobweb.
REDUC T IONS IN DRESS GOODS.
Two pieces of *Black Mohair. 54 inches wide, fine
quality, very lustrous in) finish. They have formerly sold
at $1.00 and $1.25, but will.be closed out at 75 ctt. and
$r.oo. This is an opportunity to obtain something choice.
Dress'Goods Section.
5.9;
Moonlight Emulsion
Continued from First Page
Drawers with 1double
The. trip was to a. point off Bridge
port the vessel keeping on the Con
uI-cticlu shore and return by the same
route with a detour below the Green's ‘
Reef lighthouse. 0n the trip out till-
llmi“ also their the route around the
1: II.
Both are
IVI_ V
Banjo Club of Bridglport Iiiacourscd
pleasing airs to the delight of those
on board ice cleam and soft drinks
were starved. ‘ '
EAST NORWALK FIRE POLICE.
The East NoI walk Fire Police had a
line excursion though it played in
rather hard luck all through the even
ing. The steamer J. E. Spring. of
Stamford had been chartered for the
dclaslon The Spring. while sailing
about Non York a day or two ago
struck a submerged log and was com-
pelled to go into dry deck for repairs
The repairs took longer than had been
anticipated and it was about 9 o‘clock
before she reached the dock here. The
crowd. n’hicll was a large one had
been waiting patiently for her coming
for over an hour.
'Qtlite a number of the people became
tin-Ii watching for the tardy boat and
guvl» it up About 200 waited howev-
or. and the boat got under way for In
(‘lltli vaenbout 9:1.» Jesse’s orches-
tra furnished the‘nsuisic for the cocoa
ion. and after they once left the dock
everyone had a good time all the way.
The music was fine and the weather
lollditions were Ideal. They reach
all Locust (trove and found that the
lights and been put out there.
A party frmn Stamford had been
there during the evening and had be
lulwd themselves in such a IllsgrAcofui
manner that the managers of the grove
had decided that the only way» to gut
lid of them was to close up the place.
Fearing that the“ Stamerd rough ole
umnt \Hill'ltl return to the vgrovo the _ . ~ ' .V . _ , .. .. fl- In",
management refused to light it up . ”i ” ‘ *" 3 3— . ' . .u‘
again The party went back on board ‘ *
the boat. however. and had a very pics-
9. Int trail along the coast. They real: h
mi home at 3 o'clock. Refreshments
were aervcd'during the evening.
JENNINGS CLUB BAIL.
The third moonlight cxcurion of The
Jennings Club to Locust Grove. l. l..
lust night will) a success in every sense
oi the word and the committee, Fletc h-
or Williamson. chairman John Knorr V .
and Charles '1‘. Mitchell. who had the
affair in chillg‘e and who made all the
Yesterday we mentioned some articles pertaining to
the fruit canning business. Every housekeeper and cook
has her favorite style of Pres crying Kettle. We have a
large assortment. many kind 5, and several styles of each.
Gray Enamel Kettles. 25. 4o, 50. and 65 cts. . ,
Blue and White Enamel 35 and 40 cts. upwards.
imperial Seamless Lip- -Kettles. 75 cts.
Venetian Enameled Kettles. 4o, 50 and 55 cts. V
VVV ADC} 'Elfablufiea a
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Announcement
Franklin iiiwe 8. Mali Minimal;
in now sold at ieadlifrtlrll stores everywhere In large l llgttiofl
1‘ so 31:00 pin: bottle; .11“ “1111.1? ‘1
, d.
Stomach and Blue diseases when all else has i: lllcd.
its virtues. Sold on its merits
HOME CURES. HOME CURES. HOME BURNS.
’ ' A GREAT SPRING TONIC
rail sun or. 11.1.? nauaorsr:
elated. ,
Captain William 1 Stevens' line now
mater steamer, W. l. Stevens and been
unaltered for the occasion The filmm‘
m u) built on lines to accommodate
inlge sailing parties. and Captain Low
is ilaymhild. who is in command of the
boat is to be complimented upon the
manner in which he and his elllcillnt
crow carried out their part “Voi‘V the.
work.
The boat left Tollea' Dock promptly .
M ii o'clock. and ‘as she steamed down s
the harbor. Bl'e‘d's vaccine-Its. Which
had been engaged to furnish music
throughout the evening. rendend 3613.‘
end seiectloam in an excellent’ manner. I
Alter tho popular new tmtep lila-
watha. had been artistically rendered _
the applause was so great that they,
were obliged to reoptmd to several ell-
oores. z After a delightfullnaii names
the Sound a landing wee made at m .
oust Grove. where. dancing was enjoy-
ed in the large. pnnllioa there.
The return trip was made at 11
o'clock. and-anhm~abop was made at
Roton Point-‘to'tnccontraodnte a large
number of people who attended the
tall from Rowaytoal. The “catatonia” .
arrived in South Norwalk shortly after
l2 oclock. wording tam “filial“
from Norwallt Varhpietllne to catch cal-Va
for home. . . .
' John Knbrr manager of the Y.‘ M.
c A. Baseball Tesla, lied charge of
the refreshinent ‘IVtand. where ice
cream, ionic and peanuts were on sale T
He was only actuated by Frank Itali- ‘
e) lulu: anew
n—E‘xver‘ienoe ‘
fine 1
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. luflbb‘ c1LUI’18 OUTING. 1
The lsehhda Club had an outing last '
A largeséowowaed edh‘ylaasll e-
multiphase ransom ‘
casiilti rd'tlre ’acow posts
were erected mild:d Japa new lanterns“
were strung in a, “2mm httr‘iictive loan-V
ltedby v.3
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For over 'lil fears this valuable Vegetable remedy has been used by the
best families in N walk and South Norwalll. and has cured ClIlonic Liv”.
Many hole testify to
Norwalk Chronicler