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For Norwalk and vicinity: General
ly fair tonight and Tuesday An area
of high pressure and pleasant weather
prev‘alls east of the Mississippi River.
A slight disturbance is central this
morning in Utah. Conditions fallor
' for this vicinity, pleasant and slightly
warmer weather. The following is the
total rainfall and mean temperature in
New England for the past seven days.
stations. Falnlall. Temperature.
Eastport, .80 68.
Portland, .10 ill.
Northfleld, Vt., .20 68.
Concord, N. H. 1.80 62
Boston. .60 70.
Nantucket, 1.00 66.
Block island. .10 66.
New Haven, .16 68.
Hamilton Craw has moved from
South Norwalk to Leonard street, Nor-
walk.
Miss Ethel Meeker of Lynn, Mass.
formerly of Norwalk, is the guest of
norwalk friends
llncas Haymakera‘ Association will
hold its semi—monthly meeting tonight,
in Red Men' 3 Hall.
Miss Edith Faircllilds.’t of Union
street. spent Friday and Saturday with
friends in Westport.
Miss Fay Purman, of Washington,
D. 0.. is the guest of Mrs. Walter H
Weed. at Belle island.
Miss Julia Walker has returned to
her home in Ridgeileld, after being the
guest of Norwalk friends.
Charles E. Seymour of West street,
spent Sunday iind‘ today with 1e1athes
at Short Beach, New Haven
Sherwood C. Cummings, of Hartford.
formerly of the Wheeler straw hat
factory, spcnt Sunday in town.
Miss Ethel Merriam, of South Main
street, returned home today, fro'm 11
visit in Danhury and Ridgeiicld
Chief of Police Thomas Bradley of
Norr‘ralk Intends to go to California
with the (l. A. R excursion, this
month. ‘
Read Comsloek Brotehrs' adulatio—
day’s issue, They are offering excep-
tional bargains in wearables for men
and boys.
George A Jennings and family. of
West arrest. have leased W. B. Hubs
hell's cottage, at Belle island. for the
month of August
Howard Wilson, of Norwalk, who for
some time has been at Minneapolis,
has gone to Montana, to study practi
cal civil engineering.
A party of forty excursionlsts who
came to Roton Point on the moonlight
sail, Saturday night. visited the Hotel
Clifford. and hadsnpper. ..
Herman Snyder hasreslgned his po-
sition with the Central Food Company.
and will leave in 11 few days for New
York state to rerupcrate.
The stateexamlnations for teachers
will be held in tht1 Franklin street
school building, Thursday, August 6.
beginning at 9 o'clock, a. 1n.
George Raymond has resumed his
duties as bookkeeper at the Central
National Bank, Norwalk, after 11 con-
ple of weeks' vacation.
An important meeting of the Nor:
walk City Coirncii will be held this
evening, when matters relating to the
tire department will come up.
Thomas S. Murray and A. B. Slauson.
of Norwalk, went on a crahbing expe-
dition to Compo Friday. and from rev
ports secured 9 good number.
Miss Lillie Gettler, of New York,
who has been visiting her aunt. Miss
Gettler of Courtland Place, has re-
turned to her home in the city.
Hugh Flynn, ‘1fb1merly‘ clerk at the
Hotel Norwalk, is spending a week‘s
vacation there. Mr. Flynn is now a
clerk at the Waldorf-Astoria. New
York.
Augustus Knorr, of Clay stret, was a
visitor in Stamford. Saturday morning.
and witnessed the baseball game be
tween the Stammrds and the New-
fields.
Samuel L. B. Evarts and George C.
Evarts. of Norwalk, will spend next
week at n cottage at Gullford with a
party of friends. They anticipate hav-
ing a fine time... . ,
Harold N. Raymond. one of the
students at the Harstrom school has
arrive¢ in this country from a six
weekg” trip to “1» "pp, and returned to
Nor )‘1‘1 ate 1: 7,
.H-w‘QE—n»
Mn. Alias l. Craw. 06 Lows street,
continues u1ltlcally ill.
lid ‘of Colfax Encampment ls
schndu one hold mum
”Tingling of the rBricklayers' and
Plasterers“ Unlou is to be‘ heltl tonight.
at 8 o 'cl.ock
Ernest Plait, of South Norwalk, has
secured a situation at the Norwalk
Laun'dh Work s
Jacob Eitslson. of North Main street.
is sulfering from injuries received by
s fall down stairs
The monthly meeting of the South
Norwalk Board of Councilmen will be
held tonight at 8 o’.cloclt
0. S. Ferry Command. Union Vote-
rans' Union. will' hold its monthly
meeting and social tonight.
Miss Jennie Howard, of South Nor-
friends 'at Fairaeld Beach.
The regular meeting of lincaa
Tribe. No. 26. improved Order of Red
Men. will he held tomorrow night.
Miss Susan Scudder. of West street,
York.
The Amalgamated Sheet
Workers' [761011 will hold a meeting at
the headquarters in South Main street
tonight.
J. Emily1 Stevens has resumed his
duties at Comatock BIothers' South
Norwlilk store after a two weeks' va-
cation.
A large lot of heavy machinery for
the south Nerwallr Municipal Electri—
cal Works is expected to arrive in a
few days.
Rev. Romilly F Humphrlos is to go
to Heron island Maine. to spend some
Ema“ at the oilsge of Mr. and Mrs.
Attorney John 1‘. Cause. of New Ha-
ven, spent Sunday with' his parents
Mr. and Mrs. G. Cuneo, Water street.
South Norwalk.
Howard A. Montgomery, of the Nor-
walk store of Comatock Brothers, ro-
named his duties after a couple of
weeks vacation today
Miss Sallie Hyatt, of Brush street
has resumed her duties as book keeper
in the telephone office, after a week' a
illness with tonsilltis.
Miss May E. Smith. of High street.
and Miss Daisy Bcudder, of West
s.treet are making a stay in Tomp-
kins' Cove. New York. 1
Mrs. M M Lee and daughter, Miss
Ma ion. of Falrlleld av,enne have re~
tur ed from a three weeks' sojourn in
the Catskill Mountains.
Contractor Dudley E. Hoyt has com-
menced 'the ex’caVation for the real-
dence which P. (1. A. Schultze is to
. erect in Prospect street
William F. Grlggs, of Spiro Brothers'
home after spending his vacation in
Bridgeport and South Norwalk.
entertained at the club house at Pine
Point. tomorrow afternoon. at 3 o‘clock
by Mrs LeGrnnd C. Betta, of Norwalk.
-——Ecsema,' scald head hives.1tchi-
ness of the skin‘ of' ridy‘ sort inst tly
relieved; permanently cured
Ointment. At any drug store.
Alvin Nickerson. of New Brunswick,
New Jersey. who is enjoying a couple
of weeks‘ vacation. is spending a por-
tion of it at his home in Norwalk, and
will spend the greater part .of it at
Asiaury Paul
Thomas Robins. of Seymour sheet.
has received word that his wife and
three children have. arrived safely in
England. and are enjoying themselves
greatly. visiting relatives and friends.
mouth.
Charles Cargill. who was thrown
from his bicycle, Thursday night finds
that he was more seriously injured
than he supposed. He is now unable
to move his left 11r111,11nd is obliged to
carry it in a sling. llo sprained both
wrists.
.Frcderlck L Burr. of Dnnbury, who
was injured in a failing elevator in
South Norwalk, Thursday is still in
the Norwalk hospital. His injuries are
not believed to be serious although
they may confine him to his bed for
soreral days. '- -
Mrs Carrie Kend1lck, who has been
visiting in toWYi'1for the past three
weeks returnéd lns’t Week. to her
home in Roxhury, Conn. She was :12-
companied by her grand daughter.
Miss Violot Hoyt." who will make a
few days‘ visit with her. , . .
Although the farmers in this part of
the country are harvesting a good crop
'of hay it is not expected that’ My will
be any cheaper this fall and winter bs-,
cause the crop in the west is no larger
than usual. and according {01W is
perhaps a little less than assay - .1
The Connecticut Probate Assembly
will have a shore dinner at the Hills
homestead, Savln Rock. 11111.1» of next
week. Dinner will be served at 10
0’.ch In Jpséph B; Banning of
Deep River. secretlil‘y of the assembly.
and Judge Edward P. Nobhs of Bridge-
port compose the committee of ar
' rangeinentil.
Charles E. Hoyt entertained the
menthol. of the industrial league at
last Friday 111.1.
street. Following a brie: business ses-
slon «at. whichuone' proposition for
“1 ‘ fii‘di’f’ii’i’léim WE 3‘52 361?
, PM
ably engraved silver plate had a place.
cussed, a clan roast manner! The
affair w ,rrrlost complete, end highly
I“ a h, ‘ , 0
'0 bidet laid m
mi “and? H016:
sorting his authority in the sessions of
them each at which mir-
wero out last week to the lieutenant
h 8! unseat
garners “as: 3! “I‘ll
‘llid gavel used
Wendi-ll or New
tom of the Spills,
ems of
presentstlvo
walk. spent Saturday and Sunday with i
has been the guest of Mrs. Josephine R
Valentine and other friends in New .
Metal 5
clothing store. Dsnbury, has returned '
The Pine Ledge Whist (‘lub will be ‘
‘u's ‘
They will return home in about a .
6110 HP“ M91 ist Eplicomll Church ,
M at his home in Groiie' ,
'0
'6 0". (Nina
Old 13111115116661 Stick has be6n 601166 1n-
to 6110111 comer of the store and it has
brought to light quite
stoic 1111:1115, things rarely get a chance to
a little stopli. in 21
010.111 old-hit there are exceptions.
Butlers make mistakes 111 estimating de-
mad or. 0110056 with poor taste. The stuff
mil-S. 11011111. 140651131 5
”unmade. ‘ .»"
detail.
snapped up eagerlu.
ell. .
Don’ t date advertise arm more of it in
1.018 are not large and are being
But there 15.111 the
lolal.mucl:1 Rummage and it will Dali son to
come and rummage. amongst ii
Oi course. Ruminahe prices are little
prices:
Howland Dry Good. Company,
Bridgeport
A SCOTCHMAN WHO SMOKED lN
CHURCH.
Sir Walter Scott” in his “Henri of
Midlothlan" refers to one Duncan of
Knockdunder. an important personage,
who smoked during the whole of the
seriho‘n from an iron pipe, tobacco bor-
rowed from other worshippers. We are
told that at the end or the discourse
he knocked the ashes out of his pipe
replaced it in his sporrun; returned the
tobacco pouch to its owner and Joined?
in the prayer with decency and atten
tion.
r‘ii I
lly lighted up inside
His EXCUSE.
“You can‘t go inside." sold the door-
keeper of the village theater, wherein
a certain “Uncle Tom' 5 Cabin" aggre-
gation were holding forth. ‘You are
drunk"
“Zrunk?” echoed the applicant for
admission, who was lavishly and lurid.
“'Coursh l‘m—-—
l1ls-srunk! Whywsood gosh 'lmlghty!
~do you s'poss l’seed‘hlc—wantn
.your darned old show if i wasn‘t~hic
I~drunk?"
Clothe3 Washed with SATIN. GLOSS retain the
sweet odor of the soap.
<.»l‘il.u.«~1 m
wAmmonlated Borax
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04 our 300 WEBER
aoo steam PREMIUMS wn‘u:
mos nominations" V
writs its for our 24 page'lllustrsted catalogue civil; deurllfilOI
we give free tor the trade-
marks cut from the wrappers of SATIN GLOSS SOAP. SATINB
WMHING POWDER. 0r SUNSHINE SCOURINO SOAP. Addrdll
*David S. Brown ill Co.
1 » 1 Allow
All Counter-felts, [intuitions
'én‘ls that trifle with
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a ‘lJnoTodl-good” lire bill
endanger- me“- health’ or
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some. are rmilitia ”.061: or MES:
”Wealth... 'l'i'a mumps.»
may; "rim-6‘”
And that is the
This Norwalk 811111th ilhiiiili
(incorporated).
STE-EMPER
HAMPTPN
saves
SOUTH NORWALK, Z: 36 A. M.
levo's“ New York
BEEKMAN STREET; 2: 16 P. M.
‘ (Saturday 1:16 p. 111.)
EAST 31st STREET, 1 2: 46 P. M.
1‘ (“thrday l: 46 p. m.)
Stop ill: at Roles Po‘lnt going put.“
on M rid-y mornings and on ruturn
trip Saturday eVonlh'gs.
Ths ‘slssmor Hampton arrives at
South Norwalk, at 6: 30 p.011. The cit-
i'zens of Norwalk and surrounding
towhs should liberally psttonlu this
boat, a the Norwalk Steamboat Com
pany have been at a large expense to
chirtor and maintain a lint-class
steamer on the route.
sass
Single. 50.63. Excursion. This
PROPELLEI
City of Norwalk
(rs lGHT ONLY)
Leaves New orir. Monday Wednesday
and Eriday at 5‘; on p m.
Leaves Norwsl. Tuesday Thursday
and Qatar ay at 0: 00 p.111.
Freight rscslvsll l'rom 1 a. m. to 6 p. m.
., ... ,. ' 3.".1 .' "1111:”:11‘
The Battalion Tourist clumsy
rerun-11v Wilda! tours;
Ilook' island. 3 llsys' Trips. ”.00.
July 10. 26,.Au.1, l, 16. 22,20.
Santana 00 n p,s 4 days' Trips,
012.603 0 dart. 016.60. July 20, 27,
A146, 10,17..04,61. 1
Cottage City, 6 days’ Trips, 611.00.
July 20, mug. 6, 24. .
White Mountains 6 day Trips, 623.
July 276 “$103.24.
11,6 days‘ Trip, 026.
Ausllil algal}
“#20. 271 10.17, 24,011
lsgara Falls, 4 day Trip, 010.00.
- Aug. 60. ‘
A Tho‘ussnd islands, 4 days' Trip, 221.
119. ll.
Catskill Mountains, 0 days’ Trips,
“4.2650 from New Harlan. Jilly 21, Aug.
ARenal Tour, 12 days' Trip, 073.00.
up 10 .
NM Sculls, 10 days' Trip, .6600
Aug. 15. ,,
Montreal admired and the underlay
River, 11 days' Trip, Aug. 0, 070.00.
For the N. E. Tourist, describing all
. Tours. call on
0. w. HARRIS, Agent.
nu 1...an E..-
Huntington
WEEKLY TRIPS TO LONG ISLAND.
Round Trip, 60 Cents.
Leaves steamboat deck every Friday
at 9 o clock a.“ m. fbr Huntington. stop
plug at Locust Grove. Passengers are
allowed as; hours at 11111111113161 and
6 lioiirs at locust (irate. The return
is enacted at 4: 30 o clock. The steam-
or again leaves tor Huntington at 6
o clock ”(
CAP‘i‘. l. B. YOUNUS.
WagonsfilvenFrce
For 609m on Trads 1.11Msrlrs
rlds‘ Ms‘i‘ld.‘ and
2 Ozone Mir
H R. BULKLI¥l8 NOVELTY STORE
62 80. Main at. 80; Walk
The. $11me ml Trade Marks
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sum 'igzlilb-clalll sibr‘e's sell‘l‘t’he ozone
lz~8011d for ”page premium m
S. S. Tilioison
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ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE OF
Trimmed
H1"-
Million-r
Also sisal milieu-s 111 Ma»
Wear and 11113111an Raid. ‘
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noon solemn: or LINEN,
All? was
Many a woman who reads this
will feel bound to uh irritants. if
money saving plays airy parl' in her
money spending. ' ' 1
“North Pole" Summer net corsets. to close at 25c pair.
B. B. Batiste corsets, three diiierent lengths, 50c quality,
for this sale only 39¢ a pair.
Superior quality Batiste corsets. aluminum steel stays.
lace trimmed top. and bottom, 1n pink. blue and white. at 59c
pair.
‘ Habit Hip sateen corsets. steel boned. good value at 75c.
sale price soc pair.
“The Sane" one dollar corset reduced for the sale to 15¢
a pair.
l
85-85 Washington 51.. So. Norwalk. Cl.
OLSE
Ell-hoes and foorde.
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3’8 JULY SALE
pl,»
i
Plenty ofiltryaihir’n' good 3110561an "Staff easy OX.
FORDS for Mower-m weather.
Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price
__:_$i Z9 } 7.56; $' .,.. .
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.oton Punt.
Horst. am: fnsrnus‘dur
SHORE CINNERS, CLAMIAKES, £70., it pbpuisr prides. ' ’ ,3?
Excursions ne'irly every day. .. .1‘1
Dancing, Good Music and Special Attrs'ctlo‘n. daily.
AnnlngJ. smith, Prop.
Spinal Shore Dinner iii.
couslslriha or mso‘ 31121.1. 1:11:11 1:” hectic, shop: “it":
cum cuowoss; source on or EAME Cums, ssmtsos l
FlS’l-i‘, continua sauo, meson salsa sources. asp a can
row-shares on son iii-ism. can at 101er LET-TUGE hello. “'5‘“:
MELCNvAND COFFEE. (wire cmcksu‘, 81.26.)
Satisfaction Gunmntaecl‘. ‘1’ .._;
l-I
Ll“1\‘s'
wsar'bln sits, “Mimi .
They were at supper. Between the
courses the. young man with the vora-
pious appetite discoursed eloquently '1'
on, things in general
”Do you know. Miss Dash ” he re-
marked. 9‘! thirst- thera is a very inti-
mate relation between our food and
our character. I believe. don't you
know. that we grow use what we are
the most fond of "
The fair girl smiled sweetly
"How int, eating!" she murmured.
“May I pass you the ham. Mr. Jones?
1‘ amdsurf you will like it}; ‘ l t
A'n tsyd man rea no
deep thought-1131111011 smug? .-
Apvfill‘lfls b LETTERS.
The folloiii rig is tars remain uncall-
ed i111 ht the following postofllces lot1
the current week: ..
BUTTER area. To lb 111115.136:
BLUE FISH
oak 1111-11 613:5 11s., 6611
BITE HAMBUT
NATIVE EELS _ ,1
BLACK FlSH,‘
BONITA merchant. ~ 1 1
Cheapest place in the city. Other
kinds of Fish at very reasonable
‘HARD GRASS will“?
i
Norwsl -—Dr. Johnc Bliss, Mrs
1.3.. liter, Mia. A. M. . “ll.
C. M Huémdn ' Mildred ’Harrisdn.
Jennie “failings 11.121311 $152911“ mm»
B e -
it?“ .126 new... “11...... c Dos’ 1 Do YonraGlm
winds charge. ~1 15. rréiga, 111 at. C D
smolio'li man is; lit. QOiilllll an”
Chopped seer me 111. “fig ,Wflmt
Pot lie-1.1," ' i We lb. an
arm Ind Nabie Corned Beef. _ ' W'Cat “T
Tomatoes. 10°, qt. ' ' "
W‘ém‘t’“ 30011116851: {5.1591455 Mtg-ml "
Onions 6c qt. . ' 1
1 are used li'l our, pastry
pupal, 200.1111}ch ‘f . =1 '1 "
r 11:. Pull Lsrd.‘ 66c Willi“- ‘
60c
Mamie-
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