. ‘ ,:,. TSILFLJ‘W"
Ladlea' Plain use “or ‘ 260
mainframe wrists «*"‘~1‘:‘x£
. e ax rs
* ‘ £515 5‘? '
(i ta'Plaln Hose, I for an
s’ Fancy 2 tor
Bummer Underwa:r. a complete as-
sortme or all
sf K. BANKS
iii a 41 wear wasn‘t. roufft.
L irritates
WEATHER FORMTeiu;
For Norwalk and .:vidinity General-
ly talr tonight and Sunday. Local
showers and thunderstorms have oc-
curred during the past twenty-four
rs in the northern sections. The
bid; temperature continues in the cen-’
tral and eastern sections. The highest
perature reported east of the Becky
fin untains was ninety- eight at Concor-
and Dodge City. Kas. The cool-
place reported was Eastport. where
bmaximum temperature was only
ditty-six. Conditions favor for this vi-
dinity fair weather except possibly
light local showers.
James ,D Troy. Washington, D. C.
is spending a vacation at his home in
Wl‘nnipauk.
Mrs. Elsie Dickerman, or Water-
bury, is the guest or Mrs. Ada Hill. of
’1 West avenue.
' J. C. Wilson’s hat manufactory clos-
ed yesterday afternoon on account of
the extreme heat.
‘ 'T—laatest Straw Hats. O'Brien.
'Dr. and Mrs. William L. Weed, or
West Main street, leave today for a
several days’ stay at Lake'Waramaug
Misses Mary and Katherine Gray.
of .Norwaik are visiting their grand
father Major D H. Miller, oi‘ George
town.
Miss Mary Bennett who has been
visiting Miss Carrie Barrett in George-
town. returned to her home in Norwaik
on Tuesday.
~—Everytlilug you need for the kitch-
en is to he found at M. S Smith a Co. 's
John Masterson, the well known
Danbury Liverymah and Joseph
Ayres, of that city. Were. visitors in
town yesterday.
The monthly business meeting at
Putnam Hose Company will be held
Monday ereing at the hose house in
Franklin street.
The Old Well Hook and Ladder
Company will hold its monthly meeting
Monday evening. at the truck house in
Haviland street.
The R & G baseball team is sched‘
uled to contest with the St. Joseph's
team of Bridgeport, this afternoon on .
tho Decker Field . ..
-lf you want Piel a Beer in bottles.
order ahead at Hotel Hamilton.
Miss Anna Ratchford. who has been
vi ting in Providence. R. l.. and New
Ha en, returned yesterday to her home
in South Main street.
Dr. Edward J. Miller who is a pity
slclan at Blackwell's island, is enjoy-
ing a few days' vacation at his home
in Grand street Norwalk.
Local liquor dealers are receiving
their internal revenues licenses rrom .
the collector's oillce in Bridgeport.
'1 base documents cost 825.
Mrs. B. E.
and Mr. and Mrs. Alex. ..t. George. of
Norwaik, spent Wednesday wtth Mr
and Mrs E. C “Beers. in Ridgeileld.,
—-Fancy Braid Straws, 0' Brien.
The Norwalk Mills Company closed
down its plant in Winnipauk yester~
day because of the excessive heat and
‘will not start up again until Monday
morning
David Jenks, the well known horse
man. attended the horse race in Bed-
ford Canter. 'whicw lasted three days.
liis entry, ‘Bciden Boy." won second
price $76. in a 2: 15 heat.
-.Miss Grace Weiet, of Harrisburx.
Pa., will speak and fit at the Chris-
tian Endeavor mean at the South
Norwailt Baptist Church tomorrow eve-
ning “36:30. ordial invitation is
extended to all. , _ [T
-—Ali flavors Candy tresh- every
day. 10c lb. M. S. Smith a 00.
A special meeting at Catholic Union
Council, Knights or ooiumhni, wilibe
held at 11 o‘clock tomorrow morning.
at A. o. H: Hall. Willi street. whea'tue
'iirst degree till be contorted on a
class of give candidates
Major and Mrs. Eben Hill Jr.. lett
South Norw‘allc yesterday afternoon for
‘Denver Colorado. where Major Hill
goes in the interest of the Norwallt
Iron Works Company. of w if“ he is
superintendent. Miss Ella ll
panied Major and Mrs. Hill as far
as Pittsburg. Pa..‘~aad will make a
visit those of several days. . .4 .
“-daysireml meant.
't‘ ears
Bradley and daughter. '
Ted Trhg
_.fl
.thi‘
s- out
.4va .r
is swinging along like a great ocean liner on a record- breakinn vow
ace. Previous records with to on tile first thing on the first dull.
oi hoods.
cess.
[...-
'8 L‘A”il£h
Howard W. Kve‘ry of South Nor-
walk is visiting his grandparents in
New ',Canaan
-—-Umbrellas Mourning Bands. O’Brien
Rev A. B. Purity of Silvermine is
enjoying an extended vacation.
ing his absence Rev. Robert Ogden
will take charge.
small barn rebuilt in the rear of his
wine in sleuth Main sheet. The barn
Was,badly ,imliiirped by the tire of Sat
will» events at ~ : .
,—The largest asst of handsomely
‘atlLil Sailfish Co.‘ a
Thepopidar anthem ',‘.ierusalem My
'tnorious Home.” will be rendered by
‘the ‘ch‘oir at the First Methodist icpis-
copalChurch tomorrow evening at tile
' ;one hour service.
The annual excursion oi the Arlo'n
Singing Society Will be made tomorrow
to North Beach. The steamer llamp-
ton will... leave the South Norwalk
steamboat wharf at 9: 30 o'clock, and
returns. from North Beach at l; 30
o'clock. ’ .
Roast Beef Sandwiches aoer
Saturday night at Hotel llam-
“TOD. r
Mrs, Henry Froeh, Mrs. E. B. Man
ville ‘Mrs. “Cari Benson and Miss Mary
selh ’arovi to New Canaan Thursday.
and spent the day with friends. Miss
Seth hails“ hover parasol- which“ at-
tracted side his attention from the
s... 0"“. 333......
The or members of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church will be the
guests Orr-21‘s Epwor'th League at its
prhy lir‘ se e Morrow evening at
0 {.30 r We Tm W91)“. WW
1 ‘wé‘i’éfi urges wil: be; sent. 1dr
ose 'n
Mam sublimation add sun.
installation“); it 003s»
Rev. R P. Kretsmaiin. of Stamford.
the pastor of St. Peter' a German Luth-
eran $11:th North Main street. is
rosette:l with goodl'sncc'ess" bin-"libs
classes in the German language Mon-
days and Thursdnya, from 8: 15 to
l
. tight” e’slocan Mo .aow hassnaty Illlr-
, 9.1V,
Calamari. at South .Nor-
HM“ [timeout at
a Mac in
3‘.” of ammonia in
eye and burned ‘ ‘ ' '
M Til“ '
is now reoo ..«.. . ..
ear, nose and
an the In or the may
but ot the First Metho-
dist. sip or. W
Dur- .
Dr. J. Milton Cohurn is having the :
trimmed 25c Corset Covers to be found ,
{$1
and enernu. , Tbe‘Mi
evcru Woman who knows
cites a bargain at s infill? , .
There is no secret, about the Mill End sale.
disc in immense price- concessions.
concessions are possum 0qu because of the sale 3 bower.
brine quantities of "ends” from the mill-man. case alter case from
the shoe-man whole carioads from the potter. -codds that are do
sirable and that in the Mill End sale are sold cheaplil because sold
quicklu. Then there are goods from the Store’ 5 owii Stock: all sorts
Open selling of merchan
The Howland Dry
i
.n he flit-
ndsaos
“Aunt
‘1'!
I
digesting ripe
an... is stereos; of is top. is vls- I
itlng Mfi: Lee, of South N’orwalk.
Mrs. John Conroy. of Elisabeth
street. has been visiting in New Xorii.
-Fancy Color Derbys. 0' Brien.
The launch U. at i.. owned by Charles
li‘ F (‘lapbam is being overhiii'iled on
John Col'e s iloat .
Miss Grace Seymour of West street.
is entertaining her oouMn. Miss Ellie
Seymour' of Peeksiilll.
~Exccp‘tlonal values in Ladies' and
Children s Hosiery. Underwear and
Cloves at M 3.8mlth d: Co.’ a.
The iii-st open race of the season
will be held at the Norwaik Yacht
Club course this uternoon.‘
George Scuddbr. or South Norwalk.
ls visiting his sister. Mrs. C. l. my
lienbnrgh. and other relatives in North-
port L i.
-—lf you want Piel’ a Beer in bottles.
order ahead. at Hotel Hamilton.
Some alterations are being made
in the rear of the Mahacliemo Hotel.
and a partition in the store room has
been removed. '
John Hinds has resigned his post
tion with John ll. Johnson. in Bing-
hamtoa, N. Y., and is now employed
bill if k’s hat manufactory, in South
0 .
—Sllk Crash Caps. O'Brien.
Charles F. Much, of Clay street, the
popular manager of the George Hoteli-
klss Ions' Beef Company is spending
a week in Boston and other places in
Massachusetts.
Meownera of the Mahacireme Hotel
Block. have presented the South Nor-
walk Fire Department with a check
torus ih gnition of their services
I“. m .1. . I i’ r
_-—;|‘be tar est variety of Candy to be
round tori in M. a. Smith a Co.
4 . Mm ‘kat‘h‘erihe Keeler ”is making an,
success at the Wiltondnn 'lilllhil
entertaining a number of summer
'mhfge Mine Fourth she had as
mega-and Mrs. Charles L.
Barnes and Master Dudley Bur of
fledehwlehi' -'.Mr and Mrs. M. '51)
doll sandJIhs Elisabeth Randall of
SouthAalgg h; Miss M. D. Malt i&
Penneld New York i
Brooklyn. Mari Whl .
was:
{All kinds Yachting Caps. O'Brien.
- *—Dr. Boson: Meye" , ‘ ‘ ' ‘
throat, 52 North Main at! 'Sollfllfi -; i
.Nonwalk. Tuesdays. Thur-d Semi) .
ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE OF :
ice andall kinda of vegetables at. low 2
Trimmed
There were more peeple here. than bought more. than wgrg
stiii'siie'd. -—no sale of 'hl '0 past can Show such a record ' '
And tilt; second (1%“ stilt (1 out with just the same enthusiasm
aanél‘tlud it draws
The value of'seasonab e goods and recod-
a perverful
res. it is no Secret and that’s whu it’ s such a tremendous suc-
Come and see how much it exceeds uour expectations see
how large are the sailings in elem department. ' -
John W. Benita.
Plions 141a.
ALWAVS asaov
'ro PAPER voua scone.
We are so well equipped that we
can commence papering your
moms at a Very short notice.
Come in and look over the paper
designs we have; w" are cond-
dent‘ that they far surpass a
large proportion at much higher
prices.
The New Lacquer".
a varnish and stain combination
is [or sale nowhere else in the
town. ‘
MHMWSM
Filth” 135,
on“ a m w.
it 5W .1... a :1 _
Extra large Butlerilsh, 4 lbs., 25c;
Bluefish, 10c: Weaki'lsh, lief Boncta
Mack’erel, '96; ai'iver'Bass. 7c; Sea
Bass, he; Porgies. Be. All other kinds
of Fish selling at reasonable prices. I
CAPT. DUGROSS
“Moscow. .35;
. 10". Salvation Arihy Boilingi: 2.
be!“ 80““ “Db e .e
Femouartor lamb. inc up.
reissue. lk.-oi
Bib Roast at Beat. 1% on.
Chopped Beet (special)
locih.: slits. 35c :
Boiled Ham. '80:: lb.
. Natlvo Veal. Native Fouls.
Spring Chicken; Watermelon on
12‘
AND TINDIR
’ ' lykindsWevai-goii'
fiwfifirim‘e that's.
to he presentattha Iowan; Mamie
«:8». » ”me-K_.
mimicry
Also mfmafis litany.» M
an 1.
Wear. and Hatrlmmod'flata. gr
It is a straight-out
.J ”Mfr?
be}
There
It takes
to these we talk now
meat, at
mer Suspender.
and front, all sites.
3 figures. all sites from ‘14 to‘l’ll/fi, at
double seat, special value, at
\ slushy becabbar misundeiol Shirts-
men's furnishing section of ours strictly up todate You'll iind prices very
reasonable Many of our men tolls k now this. ,Bome may not liiiflw it. 'til
Men’s Silk Four in Hand Teck. Strip g and Bow Ties, big assort- ‘*
Men‘s White Ulilsundered Shirts, all linen bosom, reinforced back
Men's Soft Negligee Shirts in stripes o r figures,
Men's Natural Egyptian Shirts and l) rowers, 60c value. at
Barker‘s Pure Linen Collars. all the a sweat shapes, at
It) «on toilet“
Bouill 0nd till. i-
. t'i‘ M I it
"Stupendorl. etc.
I w; w ‘
26c.
The “Regal" Light Weight and the “Pennant“ Double Stretch Bum-
‘ 26c.
We each.
V b0c. .
The "Peyser" Fancy Negligee Shirts 1 a white. also stripes and small
We each.
Men's Balhriggan‘iinderwear 'Shlrts. I ong or short sleeves; drawers, ‘
25c each.
390 each.
Men's Combed Egyptian Balhrlggan. a lab Combed Peeler Basket
Weave Shirts and Drawers, line quality, only
090 each.
Men's Fast Black Lace Lisle Half-Hose; superior quality, extra line
ilnisb, worth 25c a pair; now only lie:
3 pairs sfor 50c
. 12%0 each.
ONLY cuss gel dyspepsia.
Mrs. Frankilsh Bush or New castle.
Del says: "i auler for years with
dyspepsia. Used .to have great dis-
tress and belching. I tried ev rrtliins
i could hear of, but nothing he ped me
until! took Brazilian Balm. and one 60
cent bottle cureduue ammpletoly."
For sale, by R. H. Piaisted. F‘. H. Bax
ter. and the Cliitord Pharmacy. "
‘0
"Hi never speak to them again!"
“Oh! You shouldn't get as crosa as
that. I‘lossie!’ '
"No! i won't speak to them again.
nnd‘l'll tell them so every time I see
port
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Men’s Fine Vicl Kid Oxford, 0. watts.
“.50 kind.“ ..... .......
is.
them! "~Puck.
if «‘r..
Don’t miss iiiii than to buy it Good Shot or Oxford it it it! Price
a; g, V}
’4‘
“lit :92:
3:"
. Ladlea’ Fina Kid Oxfords, patent up,
,, extension soles, the “Willis. special
f‘aetgryeyidigt f. .... . i.
55- 55 Washinctoii SL. 50. Norwalk. Ci.
W. . ..-__..
"CTEAMER wHirs eras aunties.
TORONTO. Ont. JuTy 11 .—-The pa;
seng‘er steamer White Star. which plies
between Tomato and Oakvllle, was
destroyed by fire early today at the
dock here. The loss is $25,000 The.
vessel only came out 0! dry- «that: yes-
terdsy where she hhd been undergo
ing repairs. ~
VSTOP THAT COLD
or It may res It in Pneumonia. Brs~
sillan Balm is reciting up Colds wh‘en~
ever tried. almost without exception.
10 25 50c and ti. battles The CM}.
lord. Baxter's or P ailteii'a. V. ,
“ma-p. r-
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TEST OF JULY SAL;
Led L: ‘r.. (“new “
in Men’s and Ladies’ Shoes and Men’ 5 Ladies’ and Misses’ Qx-“
lords Factors Buds and Countermands of the Best Shoe Petr.
We have selected the best at the lowest prices]
and can save non moneu on overs pair oi these Shoes and 0x-
lords; bieblu to select from. from A to BE.
T
0', .. ~ e'.; ~ .3".
1 154-523!!!
I-- IV. e - gee...”
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Men’s Patent chit, 'Lace Shoes. 8.
wet”. good shapes, ,ail; eject, the ”.50
Shoes, at r" .. .. ..
I .nara‘.‘g:.‘.,! .......
lain}. Totem Leather and Kid 0x; '
terns, waits, good one, all m 03,:10 '
and $4. 00 kinds, at ..................
. E:
A
- Meal: veraurgfi i Tlp antenna-1' ‘- , I
, handsome Slide. the 03.00 talk of the
town, at ............................
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V4
A. ', ‘il l.
mi. city. ransom. nicotine. It . .
.‘tr'r .‘v'rt‘ ‘~.":'l‘.' c‘f‘ifi’ "rt 27'
i=5 riv; :...;i_l i-
Men's saun' Oalt.1’lp Balm. hard to l
' jut". GOMI' Kld m [00‘ “I“ . '
and find uppers. hardffi it! Mine,
’ - ‘ “xvi
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k‘
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,‘ m
' WT” °«" 9'
-‘ Littlest Elke Kid axiom. a to as.
eaten} up. turn solo, Cuban hells,
worth $3.00, factory countermalid.
.' claws... Kid turn axiom; Ladlel'
‘ Fine Pat. Leather Cationic.- Lula!)
Fig: Kid. Won solo Oxfords.
r 1r Jul: y ,‘s. 1.“.-
.V Lhdhe‘ Flea Concetta Kid and Cacao
Qfiqml. special. all also. and a.
s1...- and enlist-om Kid, spring. .
Tree] we. notary ends, also also" *
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