j Phone,l65-5 Ice Cmm that you will enjoy eating. Absolutely Pure. .TRAWBERRY IHORTCAKI WITH WHIPPEO CREAM. “MW 5 1 Washington St. .07ch \th \iIlBS Lady Jennings Lodge Is to meet to. morrow night. -—Florlda Pinonpples, 81.15 and 81.25 don. F, l). Lawton it Co. Uncas Tribe, Improved Order of Red Men. will hold a meeting tonight. llrn‘h‘rederick Byxhee. of Union- vlllc, is spending the day in New York. There will be baptism at the Nor- walk Congregational Church Sunday morning. Miss Nellie Gage. of Danbury. ls vis- iting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Msybew. of South Main street. Lawremc '1‘. “you. of Cedar street. is prepared to lay walks and reset curbs at the most reasonable prices William li‘. Bryant. of the ilubbell Keeler & Sclleck Company force, is en- joying a week's vacation from duty. Our Brothers‘ Lodge. l. O. O. h‘.. of Norwalk held a session last evening but only routine business was trans- acted. There will be a show on the Concord street lot, Thursday afternoon at 4 o‘clock, given by Miss: Kelley and Hon ney Raymond. Among the local merthants in New York today on business are A. J. Meeker. J. Morris Benedict and Char- les F. Tristram. Edward Brennan J.I ., of Norwalk is preparing to open his' new saloon in Wall street Carpenters are now at work in the place Mrs. C B. Parker of Westchestcr. N. Y. has returned to her home after a week‘s visit with her cousin. Mrs. George Kclslc',I of Union street, Judge and Mrs. Henry W. Gregory and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence h‘, Osborn, of NOl walk have returned rom a sev- cral days' stay at Lake \Valamuug. Yesterday the saloons did a rushing business, with the result that there \vc-re about twenty intoxicated men on the lower end ol' Water street, South Norwalk. , The Commercial Record for the sec- ond week in July shows eight sales in Norwalk with mortgages of $46le Last year therc were five sales, and mortgages of $2 .750. ' Sello..k A Waterbury, the rural mall- man, who was overcome by the heat on Belle island. last week, resumed his duties on the wagon yesterday. Substitute Carrier Daniel Dunlop has been on in his place. Miss Anna O Brien. who was operat- ed on at the Norwalk Hospital. for kid ney trouble. sevel’al weeks ago. was discharged from the institution yesterday .and returned to hot home in Grand street, NbrWalk. Christian Peron and Elna Peron are among the passengers on the Cunard Line steamer Lucaniu. having been booked to Malmo. Sweden by the Ja- cob M. Layton Agency. where they will Iemain for several months. . Eben Hawkes. ,who ~spent Sunday with his brother.;,Jumos Hawkes, has returned to his home in Thompson- vllle. Conn, accompanied by Miss Nel- lie Dishrow. of North Main street, who will spend the summer at that place. Mrs, Margaret Robbins and children, of Seymour street, have sailed for Liv- erpool. having purchased their tickets at the Jacob M. Layton Agency. for the Cunard Line. Mrs. Robbins and fam- ily will spend the summer in England. Charles Brotherton. of Norwalk wgo t e Sindhad to the eh'dtw'a'rd a number of weeks ago, still continues as skipper accompanied the new owner of and when last heard from the boat was on its way from Prbvidence to New London. Ex- Comodore Clarence F. Osborn has tendered his resignation as member of the Regatta Committee of the Nor- walk Yacht Club. Other duties pre- vent him from giving the necessary attention to the work of the committee last at present. Postmaster Willlan'tfl. Marigold. of the Bridgeport postoflce, will attend the com/cation of the National. Asso- ciation of First Class Postmasters. which will be held in Boston on Aug- ust 4, 5. 6 and 7...;Mr. Marigold is a a session of that body 0 ceding the opening of convention. member of themi‘ocutive committee of the organization and will be present at the day pro- A new fad has taken hold of the Oil! Seymour is unidbding I unload at Gold Modal Flour.- Mibs Alice DIConneil has returned from a visit to Danhury. William Seymour. of New York. has gone to his home in Peeksklll. Tho selectmen are busy today pro- purlng hills which will be paid tomor- row. TKH‘l'lllt) liihble sold lli‘ty lbs. of dried beef Saturday. Surely it must be ex- cellent to sell in such quantities. W. A. livid. of l. Lockwood and Com- pany. is spending the day In New York. Therewill be a hop tonight at the gorgslk Yacht Club house. Hickory u . Miss Marjorie Weston, of Hauford Place, has returned from a visit to ‘ Southlugton. Mrs, Charlotte R. Corbett and Miss Bessie Corbett, are spending ten days in Ripley. N. Y. li‘rauk Sherwood of the Central Food Company is seriously ill at his home with lung fever. Repairs are being made to the catch basin at the corner of Water and Washington streets. C, E. Seymour spout Sunday Iit the Shady Nook Cottage. Short lleuch, Just cast of New Haven. A regular meeting of Lady Jennings Lodge, Shepherds of Bethlehem, will he held tomorrow evening. Sim Keith, who is stopping at black- berry camp, on Smith's island. caught sixty-live blacktish yesterday. Mrs. Charles Fife. who has been visit- ing her brother, Charles Yost, of Nor- walk. has returned to her home. A routine business meeting of lioug- Ins Fowler Post, 0. A. R.. was held in (l. A. It. Hull. yesteruay creulng. Mrs. 11‘. W, Pltzor and Mrs. Stephen Lawrence. of St. Louis. Mo., are visit- ing their uncle in Brooklyn. N. Y. Mr. and Mrs,‘ John Smith and daughter .Icnnie have returned from a. two wI-cks Visit to Dover Plains, N. Y. llowluud's wonderful Mill End sale still continues and thc bargains are undlminl>hrd. lletter pay II visit and see if they have anything you are in need of. Miss Rose Lynch. of Providence. R. l.. who is the goo-It of Miss Margaret Magner. is visiting with Miss Mngucr In New York today. The Boston Store is still holding forth in the great clearance. sale. it will pay. you to read their ad. before going elsewhere to purchase. Mrs. l“. W. Hoyt and Mr. and Mrs. Butteru'orth and son, of East avenue. will leave town tomorrow for Loon Lake. III Franklin County, New York. for a stay. A meeting of Putnam Hose Company was held last evening. George W. lio- gardus was appoluttd a delegate to the State Fireman's Association, with E. W.‘ Clark as alternate. Routine busi- ness was transacted. The burden of l). M. Road (‘o's ad. today is dolls and salt water flannel. "lhe TOI‘IIIU‘ will interest the little folks and at the same time save. the parents money. as they are oXceptiou— ully low prtiu-d. Salt water ilauuel is just the thing for bathing units. The marriage of Miss Lillian May WildInun. of Norwalk. and Frank Humlston. of South Norwulk, will take place at. the home of the bride in Nor~ walk, on Thursday. July 23rd. ltead Mugner's ad. and see the pur- chasing power of ten ccuts’at his store. lie has cVerything that one need in the way of agate dishes. lamps and numerous other articles. The ofllelnls of the town court of Norwalk accompanied by the two chiefs of police will take their anuui‘tl outing and sail on Thursday of this week. They will go on the launch darah K. The plans for the outing have not as yet been fully perfected A regular business meeting of Old Well Hook and Ladder Company was held last evening at the truck house The reports of the committees on the Fourth of July clumbnke. were read and accepted. Other matters of a rou— tine nature wcre taken up by the mem- hers. General Russell Frost, who was to speak at the banquet at Lockwood's Hall tomorrow evening. to be given in the celebration of the anniversary of Catholic Union Council. Knl is of Columbus. will be unable to b present and has so informed the committees. owing to the fact that he has taken his family to the. White Mountains. Don't llo‘ minke all night killing mosquitoes but burn CHINESE PUNK In your room. For Sale at, COLEMAN’S New noou. 10 North Main 8%.. So. Nth-walk.- Agent for A. G. Spsulding'b Baseball and Sporting Goods 11' ‘m-‘m— -m— OUR dRIAT GUARANTEE: IATIIFACTION OR MONEY IACK. Suits That Satis'fy. It's an old saying: “"You can't satisfy encrybody." Yet we "be proved the impossible l: possible—our smart tailor-made "suits nelm fall to satisfy in style and lit and wear. We' d be glad to hate you put them to the test of YOUR sciblcc. The hand of the expert tailor is plain in angry suit- 'Ishape-rclaln'r‘ng fronts of the coals, as well as in the cut and f1! 0/ wais coats and trousers. ' Ample choice of the season ’s smartest patterns in fancy chebr'ols, cassr'menes and "worstcds, fast-color blue sages and gray r: ay 'lporstcds, $6 to $23.00. For ”bacalr'o days, outing suits of homespun. flannel and wool crash, ade in the same shape-retaining way and with all the snappy style of our regular suits, $5 to $l2. Everything to go with smart suits excepting shoes— slraws and Panamas, negligees, neckwear. underwear and fancy hosiery, fancy waistcoat: and comfortable col- lars. D NORWALK. Tol. Call, “-4. SOUTH NORWALK. , Tel. Call, 32-2. ARE YOU SATISFIED with the grain and feed you buy? Do you put up with the treatment you receive without saying anything, though you feel like lt" if not we want your business because we offer you buy. main food Lit that are the ULhT ob talnahle anywhere You can depend down to a certainly on receiving from us preclseiv what you orIieI—no dot torlng of goods—mo substitution These are a few of the large weighty reasons why we want your business and why you need our service “I BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. '3‘! It ‘ MANUEL T. HATCH.‘ Gnnoun‘rion Puo'roonxpns ' V . ‘ y .llbh‘l the Lat-b! Sty .— ‘; ART PORTRAITS In PLATINUM. of special work now NEW DISPLAY on exhibition. 1 E. M. JACKSON, " Bittlngo by appointment 5: w." I'groonuflorwulk. . , or late I: rm: I to 4 p‘. m. Oppoblto Hotel. ‘1 i; ... -.W..—.77w ... . Be up-to-date and use EASTMAN’ S KODOID PLATES They are much lighter than glass plates and are ortbochromatic and non halatiou. .‘ fliterE-Q‘HING lF YOU ARE some ON A mp. , " I For s alc‘fby .!.. " William P. Beers, Photographic Dealer. : e g ‘ .: ' w“ NORWALKi OONN. l 49 WALL eraser. it. 0. Bosnia «.- Recently hcnd operator for Siege] & Copper. and The Hall Studios. New \ oIk City will be In charge for the summer. of my Studio. First quality work guaranteed. ,1! Main Strut. Nomalk. MISTY VISION . I Comes with advancing years, but can be cleared by properly titted glass“. Spectacles me our specialty When we fit them they give satisfaction. HOMER B. HOYT. REF'RAOTINO OPTIGIAN. Room 9 United Bank Building tooth Handout. coon. Otllce hours 3 to 11:45; “12:45 to s: so. EItiIl'dly o'voninu, to. Special Appointments at convenience,“ patrons. No. 2 Nut delivered at $5. 00 psi ton.” All other slid: In slack at $6. 25 dolliibred. .r'n the wide. shapely shoulders. snug- ceiling collars and i I mared before United States Commis- Highland Malt Extract , ,The Best Tonic and Blood Purifier Ilicis a Bottle 2 let 250 CIiilord Pharmacu PHONI 1M Tahiti—toék's—ITIFE'N éW‘s—A‘I’EE- Stretched This Morning, In Anticipa- tion 9! a Race. NEW YORK. July 14 (from steamer Erin, via Deforest Wirelessi—The Stsmrock III, was dressed in a now and larger suit of sails than any she has worn on this side of the Atlantic. when she left her moorings at 8. 40 s. In. today and worked a few miles up the Ship Channcl for a sail stretching spin. Her new odtfit was larger be cause of the taller mast stepped while she was to Eric Basin There was a light north wind and good prospects of a r:an 'l‘ be two Shamrocks lcft Sandy Hook at 10:30. on thclr.wuy to the llghtelilp for a race. The Shamrock lll started from the Hook under her own sail. The Shamrock l was in tow of the cruiser. Banks of showers around the horizon thrmteucd showers and a shift of winds. As the Shamrocks passed out Gedncy Channel at ITITU the wind hauled to the south. giving promise of splendid rac lug conditions. NI} W YORK July 14.—-The Sham rocks started at the entrance of Oed- ney‘s Channel for a sail stretching ').ln The wind freshcned fast to a at 10 knots and a black cloud fur- ther off shore threatened a wind squall. Soon after starting both yachts took in clubtopsalls, a precaution against accident and both continued the trial under lower rails. Sir Thomas Lipton said he did not intend to give the boats a race but merely a sail stretch- ing trial. ’l‘hcy headed toward the Jersey coast. GOVERNMENT WAS NOT READY. Case of Edward F. Mcsweeney Goes , Over Until October 6th. NEW YORK. July il~—Edvrard F. M'cSweeuey. former assistant commis- sion of immigration of the port of New 'York, accompanied by his counsel, and in accordance with an agreement made several weeks ago, with United States District Attorney Burnett. today an- slorl'cr‘ Slinlds to a sum to the charg- es made. against it In in October last by the commissioner of Immigration who alleges that the former federal of- tlcer purioined and embezzled custom records of the United States, from the. immigration station at Fills Island. Mc« Sweeney was accompanied by quite a number of friends, among whom was Colonel William A. Gaston of Boston. General Burnett said that the govern- ment was not ready to proceed and that it desired time. to intIoduce an amended complaint. in whit II the charg- es would be made more complete. An adjournment. was taken until October ti. Ball. was fixed at'81,500. MORE STRIKES lN BRIDGEPORT. BRIDGEPORT, July i~i——The thirty- live coal toamaters employed" by the firm of Wheeler & Howras, who struck yesterday for an advance in pay of $1 a. week. were still out today. "l‘hey demand 811 a week which the firm has refused topay. Some of the plumbers who have been out on strike against the "reference card. " returned to work 5" fiction is looked upon as 5 Jdterest because they are wo'rlr ng in tih'ops where non- union men velopmentb in the strike of the trolley men heng‘ln ,v'rent back to work for) ounce utIRalIway and Lighting Cbmpa'ny- yesterday, remain- ing in their: places on the cars. ooo's LEGS CUT CLEAN OFF. E, M., Tolles, of South Main street. is mourning the loss of a valuable and handsome Russian greyhound, which he owneu. The greidioundwas in a lot where Mr. Tolleahadb horse pow- er mowing machine at work. in some way, the dog- ran in ffont of the rapid ly moving knives of the machine and its legs‘ were taken clean off. it was necessary to shoot the animal. which was In great pain. Mr. Tolles felt great- ly attached We dog, which he hdd owned fu- Join. and partlcularlyso on account of Abound nature of its death. ‘ , . . coorsn'o aoov GUARD. man who died at South Norwalk. Thursday» night. . after '3' brief lhncn was buried Sunday afternoon from his late residence in Sonthnort-at; :Io'clock. The members of the South rt Fire De partment attended the o nodules in a Deceased was at one‘ time body guard for the late Genenl Custer. The; are also employed. There wtre no de- ' Alexander Washington, the colored ' voun NEEDS or WEARAILEB FOR 1's: Nor .l'lll‘iiillt‘pavo mooLo as WELL summon on Iron: orAnrtNo any; wok VA- CATION AND sownens cm ‘1 HEY as osr'rt’it still Libra AT A , nos: nonONAILs cos'r THAN HERE. ' OUTING SUIT. FOR MEN, GO NOISTING OF COAT ANI'TROUO- IERS, $0.60 To $16.00. « ~_. . MEN’S SACK SUITS MAI“. OF LIGHT WEIGHT MATERIALS, FAULTLESBLY TAILORED AND REASONAILY PRICED A1“ FROM 36. 60 TO 018m 51:: .g, OUTING Tsouoess WITH DEEP TURN UP. :2.» “re flail. A SPECIAL LOT or now WASH sun's. 48c. 760.6100. ., . ,, AN ssonmoos SELECTION or NEGLIGEE suture iN WHITE?“ AND THE NEWEST comamos. 48:: To :1. so. " MEN 3 BELTS. ALL THE NEWEST THINos, 26¢ 10 500. y,_ , .s'rRAw HATs. 25c 10 33.00. - ' a ' 1' a surr cAsEs, 31.5070 $5.00. TRUNKs. ' ' ' sArI-IINo soI'rs. SUMMER NECKWEARLYACHT CAPo. FEA- THER WEIGHT UNDERWEAR, COMFORTABLE eclipse, bro. :74 o. 'l.a-.‘ SELLECK 81 PRICE 98 Washington Street. South Norwalk —’— “LEAST YOU FORGET” -» :u [wouj' "i We cut up and sold in all about 50 lb.» of our Tltlnly Sliced Smoked Beef on Saturday. A new Cash inst in and a . particularly nice lot it is. We lead in this artlclé. N fine relish at any time. If you have never had any of Dibble ’3' Thin Sliced Dried Beef, it is lime you tried some, Tilf you like. a nice relish for supper, or picnic lunch. Any quanllly from .. 5cup. , . w Larenzo Dibble If You Cannot See as well so you should, Sect) 8 JACKSQ . , . THE OPTICIAN. "tiff" ., _ He will give you perfect vision it such is possible. . 1' fl - ' . "*1. No charge for examination ' ‘.'»"" ' Matching of lenses, and all repairing done without doib'yo-‘I 68 WALL STREET. NORWALK, CONN. ‘I"i' Suns truok’ * Keep cool in one or: out Diazz’a‘ citrus—'- Tliese' hot days everyone wants a light portable chair riii/tick 1's cool we have it, ’ ' ‘ We don't want to make you think too much this but who. but don' t you need a «farmer, that is. a. good one? 4- A J Collins 8- Co”... In Fair Chat and Far '- ISRAEL. PROPRIETORgfin Great Bargain Sale of Shirt Waibts amok“ NArs THAT HAVE seas v6.00 ANo 87.00 ARE Now more LAWN smlrr WAro rs. WITH ALL mid! vacuum. account. on. jvou cANNor Areodo 'ro moo IT. 68 Washington S.“ girls of Norwalk that \taire an interest ' .‘ in making buoy armies of apparel for themselvei. it consists of making hats , and belts of a peculiar grass that grows in South Amerlci did is brought here ‘ dried in various colors. The hot: and belt- made by brbldln and sewing to , getber this grand both attractive and novel and many of them may be [icon on the streets. .. interment wu in Fairlield... .. . CHKOED BURGLAR , HREVOL- t. . VER. WAT ' ‘ WILLIMANTIC, July 14—John J. Tow, a blacksmith, awoke parly today to see a man in his room. Tow occur. ed a revolver and chased The intruder, who, howevbr. made his mm from $Lknlo. the revolver tolling to go RAYMOND Ines. ROTON .,/~ .' (ES? Our stock of Fresh. ‘4‘" . ’ ' ' today incl"dg'” ”" Tew pulled the trigger. The '» Jam xi: 8 p %fié°1:‘;%m “130k Tow o tmubershoontainlng I ' TEX - s . .5 Frank, Jr.. “£0.15” 1! umm OTEL d RES gold watch and 816 in can ‘ _. . 8,“: fish Wliklt ' ' ' MM; :82“! “kg; 31’, am up, an ' a A cargo or white and to being an- j Fish [20.13.35, m. o loaded at Raymond“ Brothers whorl. W W A HOT DAY IRAOIR— _ TN Cram and DOT? <1on you!“ mew » Ito-t 'oOI-obm. um New with...“ nary-ensue. ”01W“ “my .... M1“ was
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