LANESo
Phone 165-5
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Tum Frufl
Cream
In forms
and m are now mak-
Ina Pooch Cram.
Order for normal.
we will deliver on time.
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5! Washington St.
tonal News Limes.
Mass.
Ward S. Meeker. of Lynn.
aptut Sunday In town.
Miss Clare Malicy has gone to visit
relrrtrves ru New York city.
Tho steam yacht "Nyiked" was in
the harbor. this morning. coating up.
Postal Clerk U. ii. Swift rs on his va-
cation and Alfred Hopkins is substitut-
ing for him.
Mr. Krasovitz ls having a sale of
skirts for this week only. Read his
ad. for prices.
Miss Florence Baldwin. of Wall
street. has returned from a visit in
New York city.
Joseph 'l‘anrtnany. the letter carrier.
Is 011‘ duty today. and Jesse Seaman ls
substituting for hlnr.
'l‘lre rummage sale is still holding
the fort at Howidntifls “Why not give
them a call before too late.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Benedict. oi
Norwaik. are spendrng a corrple of
Weeks at Lake Waramaug.
Miss Florence Mailey. Girard Place.
has returned from a Week's visit with
Miss Maria Wolf. at Norwalk.
Hex Makers' Uniotr meeting. August
4. Business of inrportance. All mem-
bers are requested to be present.
It is a girl and weighs twelve
pounds. Frank 1’. Benedict, of 351 Ray~
nrurrd street, rs the proud father.
Councilman and Mrs. Moses ll. Glov-
er. of Norwuik. have returned from a
couple of wcelts‘ stay at Lake‘ Warri-
mung.
11E. Chase and wife. of Greene N.
Y. who are on trollty trip from Now
York to Boston. spent Sunday at the
Clifford.
A. Dickerman & Son are advertising
their remnant anti surplus sale. Read
their ad. anti see what tirey have been
o...igcd to do
.1". 111.qu thp shoe dealer..)ras ro-
ruined after a- vacation very p1eanant~
ly spent in Providence Boston and
other places down east.
Miss Nola A. Cronin. who has been
visiting her brother. Dr. M. L. Cronin
of South Main street has returned to
her borne in Naugatuck.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. iloyd. of
Philadelphia. who are on a trolley trip
from New York to Boston. spent Sun-
day at the Hotel Clifford. ‘
Mrs. D. S. Raymond and son Dudley.
of West avenue. Were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. George R. liylngton at
the Hotel Clifford. yesterday
Mien Mary Reidy and Miss Nora
Keane. of Stamford. spent Sunday in
South Norwalk. the guests of Miss Jen-
nie Houiihan. of Cedar street.
Miss Viola Decker. of Raymond
Brothers.“ enjo lng her vacation this
week. She is fitting in Keokuk. 1a..
and Davenport. the same slate.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Birchail, Miss
K. H. Birchaii. who are on a driving
party from Vermont to New York;
stopped Saturday night. at the Hotel
Clifford I
Gould 1.11m . t Adams avenue and
Frederitk W. Withers. of New York
formerly of Norwalk. are enjoying a
couple of weeks' fishing trip on a Can-
adian lake.
if youwantsn Americanized Ency-
clope a Britannica. read Coleman's
ad. '1' at Will tell you how to get one.
He is‘ having a clearance sale of sport-
ing goods also.
David Finch of Raymond Brothers
office staff. has returned from his va-
cation. which was spent in New Jer-
sey. and at a number of the popular
summer resorts.
Mrs. F L. Burr. of Danbury. came to
South Norwallt. Saturday to visit her
husband. who is at the Norwalk Hos-
pital and stopped at the Hotel Clif-
r‘ord while in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hyatt. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur 0. Wheeler and Arthur
Wheeler, left town today for a two
weeks' sojourn nt WoodntOck. Ulster
County. New York
Lady JenningsI Lodge will hold a
shirtwa
in Red on 'o Hall. There will be danc-
ing and prices for the persona wearing
the best Ahirtwnlnto.
The D. M. Road Company are offer-
ing npecinlntln the shape of washing
machine; refrigerators and window
screens. They also have a fine lot of
Sicily art gland; which will interest
you. , -. »
melanin L..th of are no-
tels Womb and Clifford with
Mrs. Wait. and HM Mahackcmc Wall
will iea‘yo Smith Norwnlk this week
for Atlantic City New Jersey. where
they will spend never-ii days?
William Russell. of Bridgeport. was
in town, Saturday. looking after his
boat. which wu. cop-Ind last week.
or; with .l“
sociable which in to be held '
and towod into. the harbor. The boat. ‘ -
picked '11! l ochoonon-
:1: i " u e‘dnh‘yeiho schoon.‘
Bernard Collins has returned from
Rocknway Bench. where he spent Sun- '
toy.
George A. Comatock will return in
Norwalk from Massachusetts next
w.eek
Graham illslor
walk to resume
strum School.
A large Packard automobile owned
by Curse Payton. passed through Nor~
walk this morning.
Bernard C. lv‘eeney. of the Hour, has
returned to his r~~portorial duties tif-
ter a week's vacation.’
F. M. Pierson. formerly of the Pier
son Manufacturing Company. of Nor-
walk. rs in town today.
The Federated Catholic Club and
Catholic U‘:.lon Council. K. C.. will
hold a meeting Thursday night.
——Croup instantly relieved. Dr. The-
man's Eclectrlc Oil. Perfectly safe.
Never tails. At any drug store.
Principal G. E. Sartaln has returned
from his vacation. which was spent in
his old home In Wilkes Barre Pa.
Miss Clara M. Ryder has resumed
her duties at the office of the select-
men. after a couple of weeks‘ vacation.
A. Ross Maikln is enjoying a week's
vacation from his duties at. the Nor-
walk store of l-‘. l). Lawton and Coal-
pony.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Qulntnrtl,
of Washington street. Were guests yes-
terday of Mr. and Mrs. liogy. at the
Hotel Clifford.
Special drills of Company 1). pre-
paratory for camp. will he held at the
armory Wednesday and Friday even-
ings of this week.
Harry Brace, who this season has
been playing with the Mystic team.
was a specia'or at the game at the Dec,-
ker Field. Brace pitched for the R
and G's last season.
Dr. William J. Tracey. town health
officer. has removed the scarlet fever
quarantines from the Bowman real-
dencc in Main street and Brotherton
residence in Water street.
Charles Schuman. the ball player I?
in town. Scirumsn is now on the
Hartford slate league team's pitching
staff. "Shorty" is not feeling Wt‘II an .i
came home to recuperate.
John Leyden. an old man. was ur-
restcd yesterday on a charge of intox-
ication. lie was before Judge Taylor
in the city town court this morning.
ills case was continued for a month on
probation.
A boy wonder gave a piano concert
at l“. E. Lockwood and Company's
store. In Wall street. before a large
audience Saturday evening. lie will
give another concert Wednesday even-
lua of this week.
Tire remains of William Grumman.
son of the late Marvin and Catharine
.Irummnn. will be brought to South
Wilton by train from Saugeriies. N. Y.
torrrorrow. interment will be in St.
Matthew‘s Cemetery. Wilton.
A delegation of members of Catho-
lic Union Cotrncli. Knights of Colum‘
ms. of Norwalk. will so to New Hav-
en Wednesday. and take part in the
.exercises attenrllzrg the unveiling of the
honoured! to the heroes of the Ninth
Connecticut Volunteers.
Robert B. Waugh has arrived in
Norwalk to resume his duties at the
rlaratrom School ‘ as teacher. Mr.
Waugh will shortly leave for Europe.
where he will ialte a course in a Ger-
nan University. He. will be accompan-
led by H. M. Zcheutler. who was a
student at the Harstrom School. last
year.
Edward J. Morgan and family of
New York: George H. Williams, New
York: Osborn Sheppard. Chicago: A.
ll. Hohve. of Dunbury; R. C. ilogy. New
York; G. Harrinran- and wife, New
York: Philip M. llatheway. Brookline:
James A. Tufts. Exeter. N. 11.: Mr. and
Mrs. itelfchneidcr. Jr.. Brooklyn; D. H.
Miller. Cannon: R. If. Buckley. of Ben.»
ton; W. G. Moore. Miss ltia Vander-
pool. Mrs. B. M. Maples B. R. Hitch,
In. and Mrs.» Harry Martin. of New
York: were among the many guests
at the Hotel Clifford. Saturday and
Sunday.
John Reardon. of Brooklyn. came to
South Norwallt yesterday and after ex-
hausting the contents of a bottle of
red liquid. became very strong and hi—
larlous.» It became necessary to place
him under arrest and Officer Tuthlll
took the job. While passing under the
Washington street bridge. Rear-don-
grabbed hold of the railroad fence and
held on. Officer Stratinn came along
and he was finally landed in the jug.
He put up a bond of $10 later in the
day and was not in court this morning
when his case was called from the
docket. r
. A Few Sets Left
of the Americanized Encyclopedia Brl~
tannlca. offered by the New York Trill
une. For particulars enquire at this
store or send postal card.
Clearing out Baseball Goods. Garden
Sets. Sand Mills, Boats, Polls and Shov-
els. etc.
82 Bathing Suits, 95c.
COLEMAN’S
NEWS ROOM.
10 North Main 8L, Co. Walk
Agent for A. G. Spoulding‘n
Baseball and Rpm'tlnn Goodl.
has returned to Nor-
ls studies at the liar-
some and good.
will readily assimilate.
men in common syrups.
le-Muyor George B. lluxton. of Nor-
wrrlk. spent Sunday at Spring Lake.
New Jersey. where Mrs. lluxton is
spending a couple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. James Malcom Kendall
have arrived in Norwalk and will
spend the remainder of he season
here. Mr. Kendall will teach at Pro-
fessor Curl,A. Harstrom’s School. until
the opening of St. Paul's School, at
Concord. New Hampshire.
REGIMENT OF COAST ARTILLERY.
The two companies of coast artillery
in New London have been organized in-
to a battalion. and Captain Hndial ilrrll
has been appointed major of the battal-
ion.
choose a successor to Captain Hrrii. it
COR/V SYRUP
T Ire New T able Delivery.
A new syrup with a new flavor—pure. whole‘
"Karo Corn Syrup is made
from that portion of the corn kernel which contains
the greatest strength-giving. energy- producing
and flesh- -forming elements. Karo Corn Syrup
is a pre- digested food—ready for use by the blood
-——which the weakest stomach of infant or invalid
Best for every home use
from griddle cakes to candy.
6/10 Great J‘pread
for Daily Bread.
Sold In airtight.- frictlon- -top tinn which protect ito urity, [unnu-
tce ito gominrn. and insure Ito cleanliness
too. we and sec lino. It I” grout:
COIN PRODUCT. 00.. Row York and Chicago.
An election has been called to
comet lug so uncom-
ARCANUM'S SHORE DINNER.
Tire eonrmlttcc having in charge the
shore dinner at Iloiorr Point tomorrow
evening report everything is moving
along iii a ilrst-ciass'sirape and a large
delegation of Royal Arcannmlies will
be present. Special cars will leave the
South Main srrcci switch immediately
after the 7:54 car an] all who are to go
are exporter] in be on hand. Every
1.10.") members, whether belonging to
either Sherman or i’onassus Courrcll.
or not. are cordially invited to come
down to Helen Point and participate In
the dinner. Any brother who irns not
already secured a ticket can procure
one of either (Ir-urge ll. Vosburg Fred
1?. Raymond. i'rcd W. Benedict. Char
is probable that (loreraor Chamberlain i 19“ L H01” Ur (1001110 1“ Bearse
and General Russell Frost will soon i m"
authorize, the organization of other
companies or the transfer of sortie ex-
lsting ones to form a battalion of coast
artillery.
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TEARING DOWN BUILDINGS.
M. R. Bennett had the work of tear~
ling down the buildings on the fair
ground property started today. The
fences will also go down. The work
will be atcnmplished as soon as poa-
slble in order that new buildings may
I. he started.
The most agreeable person cannot
interest hcr hustrss after her welcome
is worn out.
I in buying grain anti food it's not so important to save
meney as to get the host and have it in good. glean condi-
We want you to believe that
tlon. Here, you can do both.
this is a dependable store—you get what you think you
get. if you buy your next lot of outs of as, you'll be nor-
ry but for one thinzwihaf you oldn't begin to patronize as
long ago.
ouv one THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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S, J‘ACKsou's s-ruoro
.Flne Photographs
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"Popular Prices--
Btudlo Hours
Afgtqla m.: 310 o p. m.
I) Wall It" Norw-Ik
Opponlu Metal -
Be up-fo-date and use
EASTMAN’S KODOID PLATES
They are much lighter than glass plates and are orthochromotio and
non hnlntlon. .
JUST THE THING IF YOU ARE GOING ON A TRIP. .. _ . i
For n ale by
William P. Beers,»
Photographic Dealer.
40 WALL STREET.
NORWALK. noun.
18. C. HOWES
Recently bend operator for Slcgcl 0. Copper. and The Hall Studios,
New York City. will be In charge, for the summer. of my Studio. ~ Ir
First quality work guaranteed.
LEWIS. If Mala Strut. Norwalk.
' MISTY VISION .. ‘ ‘t
Cameo with advancing yenrn.- but can be cleared by properly fitted gill!!!-
Spoctaclon are our specialty. When we. at them. they xiv! satisfaction;
HONERI. HOYT. REFRACTING OPTICIAN,
Rm 0 mum Infill lulldlngi mum Nos-omit. Conn.
OfleohOIIl‘IStout'fS 80500080 “Mflflmtt
.'. 0:10an Appotntmontn at communal untrue. A
1;:
ken, Bwnrtn & Corbett Black. South
Norwnlk:
Open .gh Low I :30
Amal. Copper. «11 4le 107;. 41%,
American ice. 6% 6% 61.4; 6%
Amer. 1.000.. 18 is 17-35, 17%
Am. Smelt, 42% , «12% 12% 42%
Am. Sugar. 115i). 1151.4. 1151/, 115%
A. T. 8: S. Fe. 112% 03's.”. 61% .02
A.T. & SJI‘. pi. SIN-.1 8.5“". 881/. 88%;
Ball. L tlhlo. 83 531;; 83 831.4.
Bklyn. R. T., 45% 45% 4514 4W;
Cites. & Ohio. 32% 321/. 32% “.1254,
Chi. GI. West., 15% 15% 15% 15%
C. M. & St. P. HI. 1111/. 140% 140%
Conaoi. Gas. 180115 1801/. 1861/: 180 t.
Erie, 281.14 29 28% 28%
Erie, lst pfd. 611% 66% 60% 061/;
111. Central, 130 130 130 1:10
Lou. ll: Nash. 104% 104% 104 104
Manhattan. 133 133 1:13 133
Met Si. Ry. 119 11974. 119 1197.1.
Mex. Central 16 15% H-li 11%
Mo. Pacific 971;. 1111 97% 977.4;
N. Y. Central 119» 1197,!“ 1191,; 119%
Norf. l: West. 132?); 62:}; 02% 02%
Out. & West. 23 2:1 23 23
Pacific Mail, 20 20 20 20
Penn. R. 11., 123% 12355. 123% 1231.;
People‘s Gas. 95 05% 94% 947A.
Press. 8. Car. 44% 4-11,. 44% “la
Reading. . 481g 48% 48115 481%;
Read. 2d pfd.. 67 07 07 67
Rock island. 23% 23A; 23% 23-11.
Rubber Goods. 1374. 137.4. 13% 13%
Son. Pacific. 43% 43‘é 13 43
Scull Ry..Co., 21 21 20-1.; 20%
Tenn. 0.821.. 39 40 39 40
Texas Pacific. 26% 26% 20 26
" Union Pacific. 7414. 75 74% 7.1V.
Uu. PRO 9111- 8534 85% 85% 35%
.8. Leather. .7111. 7% 7% 7%
U. s. R. 410.. 915 9a, 9115 91/.
U S. Rubber 10 10 10 10
11.6 Steel. 23% 23% 23% 23%
U. 8. Steel. pfd. 71% 71% 71% 711/,
Wabash. 21% 211/. 21% 21115
West. Uu. Tel. 84 84 83% 83%
Wiscon. CenL. 17% 17% 7% 17%
nimmjooorol cn in. gun.
Taloum. 1
Po wdor
IO CENTS BOX
A preparation recommend-
ed by physicians.
This is a SPECIAL and
equal to any powder on
the market.
Clillord Pharmacu
PHONE 154.
TODAYNINHWALL crnnar.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.-De.al-
logs were very smallat the opening
and price changes were unimportant in
the leading stocks. The market gen-
oraliy showe-I steadiness and there
were sharp fractional gains in Mexican
Central and Realty pfd. Amalgamated
was slightly easier but the specialties
were otherwise neglected.
WALL STREET, li a. lll.—Pl‘lt‘es
Were Inclined to yield in tire early
dealings. Rot-k island. Atcirlson and
Union Pacific fell off fractions but
there were no offerings of consequence
elsewhere. A few advances of note
occurred in the inactive quarter. in-
clrrdlng 41/2 in Minneapolis. St. Paul
and Sault Ste Marie pfd. and 1111 V. in
Realty pfd.. Corntprodncta pfd. and
North American. Kansas City South-
ern declined 1V; and Minneapolis. St.
Patti and Sault Ste Marie 1.
WALL STREET. Noon-Dealings in
stocks during the forenoon were the
smallest of year and prices did not
move pcrcepiihly except in a few oas-
es. Metropolitan Securities mac 2%.
New Haven 2 and American Woolen
111$. Virginia Carolina Chemical lost
1%, Rubber pfd. a point and Realty
pfd. lost ills rise. Bonds were dull
and irregular. ~
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.-—Trndcrs
offered the Pacifics more freely, and
lowered Union Pacific 1% to '73“.
Western stocks gent-rally sold off ud-
dltional fractions and there Wore also
losses of l to 1'»; in Sugar, icc prefer—
red. and Railway investment preferred
l’uiimun and Te nnessce Coal Were ilit—
ed a point.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wrre or run-
ples & Goldschmldt. Commission Bro-
LONDON EXCHANGE CLOSED.
LONDON. Aug. 3.-——The Stock Ex-
change In closed today.
BRIOGEPORT PASTOR RESIGNS.
BRIDGEPORT. Aug. 3-The Rev.
Burt Leon York, pastor of the West
End Congregational Church. read hlsp
resignation as pastor of the church
at the morning s’ervice yesterday. Mr.
York has been pastor of the church
for about two years. His reason for
resigning be given as follows: “i
have arrived at the full conviction and
firm conclusion that it is best for the
sake of the Kingdom of God in this '
community. best for this chur h. and
best for my own ministry that t 9 par:
torn! relation bet'ween us be dissolved
an noon on possible. The conditions
which have made this step inevitable .
from almost the very first. i dare not
”131“" myself to dwell upon at this
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CADETS TO HAVE AN OUTING.
The Trinity Cadets has voted to have
an all-day outing. the latter part of
August. and oil the. members were nom-
ed a committce‘ to look up n irritable
sloop that could’be secured for the trip.
and to report at a meeting to be cali-
ed in the near flttiiro.
BACK FROM PROVIDENCE.
Governor Chamberlain returned Fri-
.dny, from Providence 8. I. where he
who a goat, the Britannia: Club, of
General Math W. Potter. com
Tank
Vacation Needs.
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YOUR NEEDS OF WEARAILES FOR THE HOT SUMMER DAY.
SHOULD IE WELL SUPPLIED BEFORE STARTING ON YOUR VA-
CATION AND NOWHERE CAN IHEY IE BETTER SUPPLIED AT A
MORE REASONABLE COST THAN HERE.
OUTING SUITS FOR MEN, CONCIBTING 0F COAT‘AND TROUDII';
IERS, “.50 T0 015.00.
MEN’S SACK SUITS MAJ: OF LIGHT WEIGHT MATERIALI,“
FAULTLESSLY TAILORED AND REASONABLY PRICED AT FROM *
M. 50 TO $18.00.
OUTING TROUSERS. WITH DEEP TURN UP, 02.60 TO “.50., '
A SPECIAL LOT OF BOYS' WASH SUITS, 48¢. 75c, 01.00. I ‘ ."
AN ENORMOUS SELECTION OF NEGLIGEE SHIRTS IN WHITE
AND THE NEWEST COLORINGS. 406 TO 01.50.
MEN'S sens. ALL THE unwssr THINGS, 250 TO 50c.“ I... 1| 1
sTnAw HATS, 251: TO taco. " . ‘ LI
curr CASES. :1. so To $5.00. TRUNKS. ~
navumc surrs. SUMMER NECKWEAR, YACHT CAPS, FEA- ,.
THER-WEIGHT uunzawem. COMFORTABLE COLLAR8.~ETC. ..
SELLECK 8. PRICE;
98 Washington Street. South Norwaik‘." ,
To Supply Your, Wants:
Thou Sliced Peaches have prayed no good that l have junt'got, in a new
stock. In nice Syrup. 10:: can. I and” i
Malta-Cores, like Grape Nuto, but laid to he better. A new article. 101: pkg.
Want your attention to our Waldorf Farm Eggs. Special select.
York state. Extra fro-h and fine. 25: doz. I
Fresh Cabbage and Home Squash. Tomatoes, fresh. 10:. qt; and good.
Now stock of Golden Rod Baking Powder, 15c. A prize with every box. ‘
Charcoal—We have been short of stock. 10c bag.
Babbitt’. Potash or Lye. Flush the pipe: in your sink and closet ovary
week. and use the above to help the work.
Don't forget the Fine Sliced Dried Beef.
Now
Plenty now.
.110—
Any quantity from So up. i
i!-Ii.. 3'
Larenzo Dibble.
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if You Cannot See .
I won on ym should.
5660. B JACKSON
THE OPTICIAN. ‘
_ i He will give you perfect villon it such is possible. . 3“};«5 R
No charge for examination. ~. ,. - ’1
Matching of lenses, and all repairing done without deliy‘. ,
. .n WALL eraser. NORWALH. court. -.
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at $2 98
you can make a selection this week from a splendid assortment of Nancy"
Rockers in all woods that have been priced $3. 60. 88. 75', $1. 50 and {6 00.
'The excellent values offered invite your attention and their comfort to
you to own one.
Our PanOr Tables at $2. 98 are beautiful in design and inviting in
way. . Prices about one-half their value. This offering aifordd another
poi-tnhity to brighten the home at little cost. _ . l .I
A J. Collins a.”
” FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMER; . 2‘
12 to 18 North Main St. South . or
Writs. ‘z ,
sBridge Fish Market
5 % FRESH BLOCK'ISLANDWISA.
.raasav sauna.
Poodles.
osmotic:
.v .'
Cutbiii’s
R. J. CUTBILIH-
Wu! and Washington Street Bridge. .
trio. 2 Nut dollvcrodaf as Q
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