‘ south. The «a are; LANE’S D~ ‘ Phone l65-5 Tutti Fruit Cream In forms and we are new mak- lna Peach Cream. , Order for any meal. we will dell ver on time. «on 5 I Washington St. L .tli'di inn lilies James Mockler. of Haviland street, is sick. City Attorney Light is visiting his sister. at Northampton. Mafia. Harry Bartlett. of Norwalk, has re- sumed his duties with H. B. llussing. George Williams. of South Main street, is spending a Week in New York city. Mrs. M_ J. Morris. of Washington street, was it visitor in New York, yesterday. --Silk Crash Caps. O'Brien. (.‘harles lIe Kin. the North Main street laundrymnn, will Spend Sunday in Bridgeport. ’l‘he McKihlIins and the Y. M. C. A's will cross huts this afternoon at the Baxter Grounds. Mrs. Andrew lIaCroix. of 56 Spring street. is recovering from an illness or several weeks' duration. The Misses Frances. Wilson and An- nu Smith. of South Norwuik. were visi- tors at Coney Island. yesterday. Misses Grace and Florence Haviland. of Fairfleld avenue. have returned home fromn visit, in Atlantic City. -1» what Dept. now filled with ev- ery useful article at special low prices M_ S. Smith K: Co. The Norwalk City Council will hold its monthly Inee‘ing .at the Council chamber in Wall street. Monday even- ing. The Reliable Athletic Club and The Star Swimming Club are to play I1 game this afternoon, on the Concord street lot. Mr. and Mrs. ii‘. C. Raymond and daughter Bertha. of 'l‘homaston. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Raymond. Cross street. George Raymond and Howard and .Leiioy Montgomery are visitors ill 'New York today and expect. to Visit Cmiey island. - ‘ Alvin Nickerson, of New Brunswick, formerly of Spencer & Company's Nor- wIIlk store. isspeadlng a vacation in town at his home. wit‘ancy Braid Straws. O'Brien. Mrs. Robert Seymour and children. of Milford. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. (lcotge W Seymuut. of Washing- ton street, Wednesday. Elmer Hawkins, formerly of South Norwaik hits bpen in London. Eng. for some timd. and is now about to sail for Montreal. Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Durkin. of South Main street, are entertaining Mr, and Mrs. Grorge Ratchford and Miss Cathe- rlnc Murphy. of Elmira New York. Michael. the \ell- known driver fo ans. drove two ladies to Dan last. night. they having been left irom the last train. The Rev. Lewis K. Moore. pastor of the Norwalk Methodist Church. will of- ticinte at the services at the Cranbury Chapel. tomorrow afternoon at 4:15 o’clock. . —Greatest variety Fresh Candy to be found in the Norwalks tor 10c lb M, S. Smith & Co. Ii‘rank Kelly, who has her-n employed for some time in Crofut & Knspp's hat manufactory. will go to New York. Monday, to assault: the management of a large hat'store. William McHugh. Ralph Dibble, Arthur Hoyt. and Danny Keyworth. who have been camping on Nauvoo island. have returned to their homes in South Norwalk. they report a great time Mrs. Henry Seymour hnd Mrs. '1‘. S. Glover. of Maple avenue, East Nor- walk: Mr. and Mrs. George W. Scy- mour and daughter. Laurel. of Wash- ington street, and Mrs. Robert Sey- mour. of Milford. were visitors at Com- po Beach. yesterday afternoon. A. S. Daniels, Ashfleld. Mona: N. E. McLean. Flint. Mich; W. 8. Alien. Hartford; George...“ Mulhnll. L. D Armls Bryfigt, Boston; .W. E. Ahenpunck, C. . usen and John C. Wilson. New . York: 8. P. Randall. St. Louis were among yetiterduy' .8 guests at the Hdtel Clifford. —-Wl.de Brim Straws. 0' Brian. Alots Kohler purchased on Manda! afternoon. of Mrs John G. Thatcher. the house occude by her for the past thirty years; an ‘the small house next unexpectedly. Mrs. Thatcher is now residing in Stamford with her brother Stiles Stevene.-‘—Ncw Canaan Maegan. ‘ ger. 1 Bernard Collins will spend Sunday It Rockewsy. Mr. and Mrs. William Clark spent yesterday in New York. Lieutenant John ’1‘. Kennedy ii. S N.. is visiting friends in town today. David Miller. of lditnwood avenue. _ was It visitor in New York yesterday. i is not made public -_ - The sale he made very quickly and ‘ Charles Sterling is contmnplnting II hip to the White Mountains. in II short time. iicl. ll. S. llIowu oi Ililill'll. will pIcIIclI tonIoIrou at the Brookside chapel. Colonel Leslie Smith. of Elmwood avenue. was visiting in New York yes- teIduy. —t‘.restcst variety Fresh Candy to be found in the Norwstks for 10c lb. M. S. Smith Iii Co. Mr. and Mrs Alden Solmans Mrs. (home it. \ :IIII\lstyne. and him James Golden and daughter. have gone to the Highland ilouse. GoshI-u. Mass. for two weeks. Frank M. Sturtcvnnt. who is employ- ed in New York. but who has been commuting for some time. has now taken up his residence in the city. He will spend Sunday with his parents in Soutlt Norwalk. The revival band. of the East Avenue Methodist Church. East Norwalk. will. assisted by a male quartette. be in cha.ge of UN St"'Vl(‘(‘—T at the Metho- dist Chapel in West Norwalk. tomor- row afternoon. Thursday aftcrnoon. a bicycle be« longing to Horbed Byington. was standing in front of Harry Mother's carpenter shop in Water street. A wagon loaded with lumber backed over it and put the wheel out of. business. —-—F‘aney Color Derby's. O'Brien. A regular meeting of Lincoln Coun— til. 0. ll. A. M.. was held last. evening. at which action was taken on the in- vitation to attend the Old Home Week parade in Bridgeport. As many l'lli’lil‘ hers as can will take advantage of the occasion. The R & G's will battle with the Bronx Atlllc‘ II Club team. of New l’oIiI. at the llccker l‘ieid this after noon and it is up to them to make good on they have. lost their last two games. On IIIt' occasion of the lironx team‘s last visit the South Norwalk team was the victor. Metz. who plays first base for the It & (l team is captain of the Bronx nlno, —-—'l‘hoae who appreciate good vatues see the great Ieduction in trimmed flats at M Smith Co.‘ 8 . J. l). b‘Hcltz le Stamford. yes- terday for Toronto. Can. When he re- turns Dr. l-iertz will have left the ranks of bachelors and joined the oIch of benedicts. lie is to he mutated to Miss Emma C. Divle. a chnIming young woman whose home is in Toron- to. but who has been a resident of Stamford for several years past. The nuptials will take place at Miss Doyle's home. Tuesday. August «l. llr. Hertz was. until recently, commissary If the Fourth .C. N. (l.. and is “I'll known in Norwaik. llev. Dr. Baylis. pastor of the Bush wick Avenue Congregational Church, Brooklyn. will deliver the lust of his illustrated lectures of the ()bernmmorv Ian Play. tomorrow evening in the. South Norwaik Congregational Church. These lectures as illustrated and pre- ented by Dr, llaIlis are exceptionali) titractire and interesting and are rc- elvinc, fine audiences. Everyone is 'ordially invite.l to attend this evening crle-e and we trns that as it is also a union service of tl e Methodists and Congregationalism the church will be ‘liled to its capacity. BEST FIIII TIIE BIIWELS if you hem' Infill". heIlthy movement of the bowels every Inuu'e“ rII ill orwlll he. Keep your bowule o In and min the ehlpe of violent p yIIo or pill 1|lean iI dennmuI. The smooth out. mint. It perfect wa at keeping the boweiI elm Ind cleIn h to tote EAT 'fll LIKE OANDV Int. PAIIMDII* Potent. Tute Good. ever Stolen. eeken or on per box. Write for free Inn 13.: "wealth I“.Addren , KEEP YOIIII ILOIIB 0|.EII ..k....._....,.... 159 SIIEET MUSIC Saturday and Monday only Hiawatha. When I think_ of You. Midnight Fly- er. Blaze Away, The Stars and the Flower. When Rag Time Reaches Heaven. Pastime Dance Folio, regular price 75c: it contains 30 instrumental hits. pub‘ ished by. Jon. W. Stern & Co. 23c. COLEMAN’S NEWS ROOM. 10 North Main on, ~ So. Namath. Ascot for A. G. Speuldmrs Baseball and Sporting Goods. 10. It And 50 an Ant! book- let on A NOTRE DAME LADY. i will send free with full Instructions I some of this simple preparation tor the cure of uncorrlitiu lllcetetlo II. Dis- placements We of In}: )vomb. Scent! or Putnlul nm~ “ma “....“ eta-Ire.“ It." Cree a n In the B‘eck. Ind all Female Troubles. to Ill undid: Wrin- POSITIVELY THE SUREST, SAFEST. AND BEST EXTERIINATOR 01" MOSQUITOES IVER PREPARED- FOR SALE BY . .. SIBilEL‘ €00PER C0., Sixth Avenue, New York. 250. PER Borne. Such Testimonials as these Supply the Most Convincing Evidence. HON. DANIEL; NOBLE, SurrogIte of Queens County, Long lIlInd. writeu— Jamaica. lI.l .June 10th, l003. In all my yachting cruises and It my summer home in Brcntwood, i hate used Mr. Ice' :4 hiouqulto Chaser" for the past thIce summers and can testify to its gIeat merit. ii‘Icqueutly, before 1 obtained this picparulluil. "1 calming some ports on Long island Sound on my yacht, my sell and Ill) guests could not Iemnin on deck at. night because of the attacks of mosquitoes. but when we applied the “Mosquito Chaser" they neter touched us. My sell, my family and my guests enjoyed the name. proieItlon from them It ilrcntwood l have AI- ready ordered a supply for thin summer. and would not be Ilithout it at any price. Another "unit. that it has is that. it quickly destroys the pain of A mosquito bite and removes the swelling. . ' DAMEL NOBLE. Surrogate 01' Queens County. HON. JOSEPH CASSlDY, President of the Borough of Queens, New York City, writes:— Borough Hall, Long Island City, N. Y., June 15th. 1903. I have used Mr. Lee’s “Mo. uito Chou-r" during the past tu'o summers. Ind gladly add my testimonial tot tilt of others who haIe tried it as a never falling protection from mosquitoes To me its perfume is agreeable. and i am satia- iled that it. has no poisonous ingredients. and Is not iIIiIIrlous to the skin or com Ilexion. i can from personal experience. verify the claim that A few drops of the preparation applied to the exposed parts of the body will keep every mosquito away for at cost eight hours. .ltlS‘iZi’ii CASSIDY. President of the Borough of Queens. 'TlEBIt'I STGIE ACI‘IYIN iISELI' ”* More. macaw... moi To Give “it ii.” linen Trailing Stamps in buying grain and food, it's not so important to save money as to get the best and have it‘in good”, chliui condi- tion. Here. you can do btlIIl.‘ We wantyou to bclicve that this is a dependable starch-you get what you think you get. If you buy your next lot of oats of us, you'll be nor“ ry but for one thing—that you didn't begin to patronize as long ago. 4--.... - .. ii MANUEL 'r. HATCH. ‘ I‘IUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. : Specie! Appointments It convent. JACKSON’ 5 STUDIO Fine Photographs at ”Popular Prices-- Studio Hour- loto la m.; Ito A p. m. W 53 Wall St" Norwalk Oppoelto Hotel Be up-fo-dat‘e and use EASTMAN’S KODotD Putts They are much lighter than glass plates and m orthochrometlc non~halation. JUST THE THING IF YOU ARE GOING ON A TRIP. For I II. by William P. Beers, Photographic Dealer. Ind 49 when. eraser. I‘ NORWALK. cons. R. C. HOWES Recently head operator for Siegsl II Copper. Ind The Hall Studios. New York City will be in chemo for the summer. of my Studio. 1?th quality work guInnteod. . LEWIS ll Main Street. Harwell. E ..M. .9“... Come- with Idvnnclng years. but out cleaned by pmpelzly flttId ”In. Spectacles are our specialty. When we llt them, they give elmhctj‘u‘n. ‘ swan I. HOYT, '. nzrnAcrmo or'rtel Elton-n e Unit-u Ienk lulldl “do... I. a to mo. Gentile: agile-.9. . onlo- hilll'l 86b 1!: 45; . Washing WW MISTY VISION : ' ‘ ‘July. A. n. 1903. 1"}.le of “Norwelk'. hereby endorse the I 1. Watson. Thoma 0:1!ny Powder :0 czar: pox A preparation recommend- ed by physicians. This is a SPECIAL and equal to any po'lvder on the market. Cliliord Pharmacll PHONE 15-]. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS Read the Boston Store ad. for spec- ials f0I today and Monday. Hmacc Leatherland continues quite ill of typhoid fcI".cI at his home in Riverside avenue. Au unusually large number of big’ touring automobiles passed through Norwaik, yesterday. if you are in need of a refrigerator. and want one cheap, go to l). M. Road’s. Read their ad. for prices. The Howlsnd Dry Goods Company is holding a rummage sale. For particu- lars read the ad. in today's column. Communion service will be observ— ed at the South Norwalk Baptist Church and Sunday school as usual to- morrow. Howard Hunter has assumed his new duties as assistant book-keeper at the. tlllhert & ilcnnett Company's oilico. at Georgetown. The Connecticut Railway and Light. lug Company Is advertising gas ranges and water heaters in today‘s advertls. ing space. Read their ad, An old folks“ concert will be given at the Cannon hall. this evening. for the benefit, of the organ fund of St. Matthew's Episcopal Church. of Wil- ton. The Main street fire house has two mascots. a couple of young grey- hounds. “lien" belongs to Driver Hugh Cook. and “iIew” is owned by Driver A. B. Siauson. and were. presented by Dr. G. M. Brundage. The Reliable Athletic Club held a mce'ing last night and voted to send Charles Lockwood to New York city next Wednesday. to make the purchase of new uniforms for the baseball team, procuring the outfits required from Spalding & Company. This afternoon the .l. B. Kleinert Mutual Aid Society. of New York. will be at Roton Point and the iron Steam- boat Company will give a moonlight ‘ sail to that place._ The. Dago and the Monkey are down for two acts going on between 8:30 and 9 p. m. Dancing as usual. —llmbrelias, Mourning Bands. O'Brien The Satin Gloss Soap advertisement which appears in another column of this paper is genuine as the firm of Da- viJ S. Brown & Co. has been establish- ed since 1798. and we advise our read- ers to send to them for their new ll- lustratcd catalogue describing the bean- tiful presents which they give away free for the trade marks cut from the wrappers of Satin Gloss Soap. Satine Powder and Sun-Shine Scouring Soap. These articles are the best; cleaners manufactured today and the presents which are given away ' for the trade marks are an inducement for every housekeeper to use the goods. FOR GOOD RESULTS IN THE ART OF PHOTOGRAPHY. fresh stock is absolutely necessary. We make a specialty of keeping notho ing but fresh supplies. STILLSON POWELL CO. Prescription Druggieu, loll- Immut- cow-aw. .. Religious-wot Voters Notice. To the Legal Voters of the Second Vot- ing District of the Town of Nor- walk: The legal voters of the Second Vot- ing District are hereby notified that the registrars of voters of the Second Voting District will be in session at the Police Headquarters. in Haviland street, Friday, August 7 and 14. from 12 m.. to 9 p. m.. for the purpose of receiving names of applicants to partic- ipate in the caucuses of both parties. CHARLES A. WALTERS, RUFUS J. SMITH. Registrars of Voters. South Norwalk July 27.1903. 127 at it To the Board of County Commissioners of Fairneld County. I hereby apply for I license ‘0 sell Spirituous Ind lntoxicetlng Liquors. Ale. Lager Beer. Rhine Wine. and Cl- der. at 21 Fort street. Town of Nor- "It - My place of business in not located within two hundred tent in I direct line of a Church Edlflce or Public School~house or the prdmleee pcmin- lng therein. or any Pint-Once. Public LibrIry or Cemetery. . Dated It Norwnlh filth 16th day of J. BARRY, ..hgi'lnw or the 0d July. A. 1).. 1008. = mph Poop. Henry Beebe, William . more Vacation Needsj. voun means or WEARABLEB FOR THE HOT couple DAV!“ snooto BE. wILI. cormso BE roan "Ammo on your. VA- OATlON AND uowuzna CAN |HEY I: IETTER weruln AT A non: IIIAIouAILs con THAN HEII. * . " ourmd sum ran MIN, co Momma or COAT AND "out: IEIII, «.50 TO mm . ‘ - MEN'S SACK SUITS MAJL OF LIGHT WEIGHT MATERIAL.’ FAULTLEBSLY TAILORED AND REASONAILY PRICED AT.FNON;_. 30.60 TO 010.00. OUTING TROUSERS. WITH DEEP TURN UP. 32.60 T0 ".00. A SPECIAL LOT OF BOYS’ WA 8H SUITS, 48¢. 75¢, 0100.. ‘ '5 AN ENORMOUS SELECTION OF NEOLIOEE ”INTO IN WHITI AND THE NEWEST COLORINGS. 486 T0 01.50- , . . " MEN'S BELTS.ALL THE NEWEST THINGS, use voice. ’, in " ‘ sTnAw HA'rs, 25.: TO capo. _ ‘ ourr cAsEs. $1.50 T0 85. oo. TRUNKC. I I . aArI-Imo suns. soMMER NECKWEAR, YAcI-rr cAIIe.’ NA- THER WEIGHT UNDERWEAR, COMFORTABLE COLLARI. no. I . u. ‘I SELLECK & PRICE. 98 Washington Street. South Norwalk. Thou Sliced PeacheI have proved .0 good that I have just goth- I new Itock. In nice Syrup 10:: can. ‘.‘- m~ .l Malta-Cora, like Grape Note. but "id to be better. A new articlefi'im pkg. Want your Ittentlon to our Waldorf Farm Eng. Special veeieet. New York state. Extra fresh and fine. 25c doe. , Frclh Cabbage and Home Squaeh. Tomtoee,1reeh,10c qt: end good. . New It0ck of Golden Rod Baking Powder 15c. A prize willi‘eysry box, ' Charconl—We have been short of stock. Plenty new. 10b in. Babbitt'. Potash or Lye. Flueh the pin" In your Ilnk and clout mi} , week and use the ab0ve to help the work. ... . Don't forget the Fine Sliced Dried Beef. Any quantity from 5c‘up. ‘! llama: Lorenzo Dibble. » If You Cannot 896 II well a you should. SeeO B. JACKSON THE OPTICIAN. , He will give you perfect vision if such is possible. ' i . No elm-go for examlnsuon. " '| Matching of lenses. and all repairing done without delay. 5. WALL STREET. 7: ryn'v. .I ' |-.' ., NORWALII.‘ noun. Rockers in all woods that have been p riced 83. 50, 83. 75 84. 50 and 36:00 i The excellent values offered invite your attention ehd'tbelrfmltfirt tum you to own one. way. Prices about onehalf their value. This offering alordl anotherofi‘ portunity to brighten the home at little cost. FUNERAL numerous AND EMIIALMIIIII 7 I 12 to 18 North Main St. gap ransa BLOCK Isunolv. , JERSEY nouns. ', Ponchos. . f .I I 3*..- BUTTERII’SJL “ , ALL ornan‘mmthrl‘fin. ‘ » R. J. CUTBILL, , :94 Welt End Weehlngten Streetlrldge. ' '
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