<1 AT LANE’S 1> ‘Phone 1655 WWW Tuttl Frutl Cream In forms and w”. on now mak- lng Pooch Cream. Ordor for any meal. we will dollvor on limo. ”WW 5 l Washington St. 111111111111 1111113 Company D will drill at the 111111on tomorrow evening. Miss Ida Hutchinson. of Taylor ave~ nue, is in New York today, Miss lrcne Dibble is visiting Miss Margaret Fox, of New Haven. Miss Jennio Caliiil. of New Britain. is 1111: guest ot Miss Mac Kelly. A. J. Collins and Company are ship- ping a carload of furniture to Holyoke. Mat-muchusettes. today. Another big barge load of iron water pipe arrived 111 the harbor, for the City of Norwalk. this morning. The Misses Stella Gray and Bertha Iinnter have returned, after a two wreits' visit 111 New York. M 1', and Mrs. James French. 01‘ i’hilti- delphiu 1‘11., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Gray, of Ann street. Mr, and Mrs John T. Hayes and t‘anr lly ale expected home. tomorrow froth a trip to Canada and the Hudson River. Mrs, .l. W. Sculiey and children, who havu been visiting in New Haven, have. returned to their home in South M11111 street. Frank B. Gerard. who has a position with the United 'i‘elpherage Company, is spending his vacation at his home in Norwalk. 1) 11.. Disbrow secretary and treas urer of the United States lt‘Ullildl) 11111 Sales (301111111115, is in N1 W 11111. on business. Raymond Brothers have been award- ed a large contract for work in Rock- ville, Coiliitx-tirut, also one in Mill- wood, N. Y. Miss llaltie (‘lark is in Woodbury. Connecticut. spending 11 week or two with her aunt. Mrs. (3. A. Woodward, 01‘ that place. John J. (Ioodwln. constable and no- tary public. has had 11 neatly lettered sign placed in front of his residence in iiaviiaud strecl. ’i‘bo Norwnik 'i‘ypographicul Union will hold a meeting tonight at 8 o’clock. 111 Central Labor- Lyceum. South Main street. A chauffeur has been in town for the past three days with a big touringr car, being unable to get away because of a slight trouble with his motor. Morris Epstein, Sumner Roodner and Joscph Abrahams are to open. next week. a furniture store in the ,Donovan block on Washington street. The excursion oi the South Norwallt Quartette Club will 11c made Sunday to ltockaway Beach. The start will be made from South Norwalk at 9:30 o‘clock. ~—Don't forget the moonlight excur- sion of the ball team of the hit-Klbbiu Manufacturing Company and Sons of St George on Friday night. There will be music and dancing. and a displpy ot' the Hampton' a" aearchlight. The Bridgeport Business Men's Asso- ciation is expected to arrive at 3 o'clock for their annual outing at Ro- ton Point, where they will have a shore dinner. ' Comptroller Seeicy has sent a check for 3420 to Town Treasurer E. B. I awronce. of NW! Canaan, in payment of the dividend to the high school in that town. A special dance is scheduled for the Yacht Club to take place on Saturday evening. It will doubtless be as pleasant as the others of the series and a large attendance is expected, The members of the Broad River Sunday school are enjoying their an nual picnic today, and are visiting Ro- ton Point. The members had a trol- ley ride before‘going to the Point. Cockanoo Tribe, I. 0. R. M., of Nor- waik. will hold a session tomorrow evening. The Haymakera will hold a session at the close. The tribe will not have much “doing" until the big class of candidates is initiated in Sep- tember. Clarence B Reeves and family. who started for the went. last week have written home that they arrived there safely. They reached lpswitch, South Dakota. at 8:30 o'clock Saturday morning. Mr. Reeves is to take charge of a large amount of territory in the insurance barium. Shirt waist cults, Mohair dress skirts. bathing suits and men‘ a shirts are being sold at about the cost price at the D. M. [lead Company' a store. for the next day or two It in need of any of the above articles, call on them and save hall. Their ad. will give you the . former prices And the present prices. ~ Read it. 1 Warren Smith and Others who'hnvc "' had ism boats on the Norwalk lo- landa, to ad many of them missing af- ter the severe storm. ' A small house on Betta Inland blew over, and want floated away by the high bide It went ashore on Naovoo Inland. and was tow- cd hack to Beta: Inland this morning] Governor cumin: has accepted --requlpltlo,n combo from the gournor 1 or flow Janey tor William Gala. at!“ ,WIIIIo-mchrgo‘dwhh Merino icy contractor Lactic Gunble‘o launch. ”n W Suit Bargains in the (11111111111 Tag Sale. All we can say about the goodness and style quality of these suits can not con'bey to you their Worthiness. You must see them and judge for yourself. Honestly, you never saw such splendid 'balues at such (on prices as you find on the red tags. , We not only inoi'e but urge every man and young man who reads this lb lose no time in coming to this wonderful sale. You Will than/z us for asking you to come. SUITS FOR MEN. - . You will find broad choice among the fancy patterns made for this season '5 service. No trouble to fit you perfectly at each price. $6 and $5 60 suits for $4. 55 $10 to $16 suits for $7. 55 ' $ 6. 60 to $15 suits for $9. 55 $1510 $26 suits ior$16. 55 SUITS FOR YOUNG MEN. Unrestricted choice of all of this season '5 smart suits at three oery low prices. $6 to $7.60 511115 for $6. 55 $510 $10 suits for $6. 55 $12 to $16 suits for $7 .55 Remarkably attraclibe ba-qains m outing trousers, furnishings and hats. COMSTOCK BROS Norwalk and South Norwalk. James 1-:. 11111111011 and Hugh li‘lynn, are visitors 111 llridgcport today. ‘ A small brcalt has occurred in a wa- : ' tcr pipe in Wall street. necessitating‘ Talcum the tearing up of the sidewalk. ‘ A meeting of the Hat Makers' Union ‘ P w was held last evening. Regular montb- \ In buying grain and teed, it's not so important to save a der L" “’“m‘” WSW“ “'85 transacted. money as to get the best and have it in good, clean condi- 10 CENTS BOX RECEIVER FOR SHIPBUILDING CO. 11011. Here, you can do both We want on to believe that . TRENTON. N. J., Aug. ti.-\1'ice- ' y A maturation recommend- (,‘hanccilor Stevens today appointed this is a dependable store-you get what you think 'you ,. . , . Willard l’. Voorheca, of New llruus- ed by physrcians. wick, N. J” receiver for the Perth Atn- get. It you buy your next lot ot outs of 11 you 'll be sor- ll ’ boy Shipbuilding and hngineerma ry but for one thing—that you outn‘ ttbbgiu “patronize us This is 3 SPECIAL and Company of Perth Amboy, N. J. The appointment was made upon the. appli- cation of A. R. Ramsey. treasurer of the company. A Rule was granted for cause to be shown on August 11 at Newark. why the receivership should not be made permanent. Meanwhile Mr. Ramsey is emDOWel'bd to continue the. business for the purpose of finish lag some contracts that are under way, The liabiii ice are $311,000. including 1 $250,11oo ortgage on the. plant. The assets are $170,000. A Few Sets Left of the Americanized Encyclopedia Bri- tannica. offered by the New York Trib— , . _ 11ne.I-‘or particulars enquire at this 2 store. or send postal card. Clearing out Baseball Goods Garden Sets Sand Mills Boats Falls and Shov- els. etc. -82 Bathing Suits, 95c. COLEMAN’S ‘ NEWS ROOM. IO Mirth Main 81., So. Not-walk 1 Agent for A. G. Spauldmra Baseball and Sporting Goods. equal to any powder on thuguéet long ago. Lour oArs THAT'S CLEAN. ., . MANUEL '# 1111111311. 01111016 Phatthacti ruoun m. , BOY FELL FIVE STORIES. HARTFORD Aug. 8—~Gustav Strom- berg, eighteen toll five and stories in the shaft of an elevator at the Case, Inckwood and Brainard build ing this morning and may live, 31 though his injuries are very serious. Apparently he was carrying goods in his arms and in walking to the elevator fell through a hole in the floor. which opens to a space between the elevator and the wall of the shaft. At the hos- pital it was found that young Strom‘ berg had received a broken arm. dialo- cated knee and many bad bruises over it“ entire body, with internal injuries likely to show thentaclves later. He is JACKSON 3 STUDIO ‘ Pine Photographs It "Popular Prices-- Stuglo Hour: lotolarrM ato Op. m. I: Wall 3%.. Norwalk OpponWW. Hone! Be up-t WWW-date and use 31:31:11 0! David Stromberg', of n‘abcock EASTMAN S KODOlD PLATES Sffi'flgg‘g‘cg'fifflfi'fim of forming a holding company with a They are mush lighter than glass [platen and are orthocbrOmotio and capital of 50.000‘000 fof the Hellman non notation. and Hantin on electric lines in cont!» JUST THE rumo 1r vou ARE come on A TRIP. g Siagf'gmfvcmk 1111;111:2553 ‘ ' For a ole by ' " ,wércgto have to innioritv at stock in the proposed pony, Hell- man And Huntington keeping the con- trol. The interacted parties have de- cldcd not to disturb The existing four conipaniea which without the Hell- man and Huntlngtondinond ' , Olin BEFORE FATHER ARRIVED. ms ANGELES.Ca12A'ug. 6.—Mary Lode, litteen~yenr-oid daughter at Ben- ry Lowe. of New York died at a hotel William P. Beers, Photographic Dcalcr. I 49 wALLiorneer. ‘1 "DIWALI. court. memo. admins Z . Recohtly head operator tor Stage] 11. Copper, and The 11:11 3111111 ' Now York City willboin charm for the summer. of in! Studt Vi l'irnt quality work guaranteed. ‘ LEWIS. ll Alain Stunt. Norwalk SECURITY ‘ , . 33): 1-335; ant-$2113? pay or: Depo . WWW child's father was panning through w tern Kansas on. his special trauma route from New York. W FDR GOOD. until.“ I” THU ART 5. .OF HAPH ‘ ".1 ~ a half . here! 11111 night. When death came the 58 Vacation N‘e‘ede-Ti voun autos or wsAnAaLas can run nor would oAvo ououm a: waLL‘ SUPPLIED on FORE oTArmuo dtl .Yoiln 1116,, CATION AND nownena CAN mav on urns oummMnA , none REASONABLE coor THAN Hana. , 11, ourmc sum eon MEN, co Motorola or con AND 11116111.". . Fans. «.50 To $15.00. - _ man's sAcK suns MAur. or Ltour wntour among. ‘, FAULTLEOBLY TAILORED AND naAoouAILv Patcfp AT [ADM ‘ $11.50 TO 0111.00. . ourmo rnoossne, WITH DEEP TURN UP. mo To «.110. .1 f A SPECIAL LOT or aovs'WAsH sum. «to. m. 01.00. 4. - --1 AN ENORMOU8 SELECTION OF NEOLIGEE IHIRT. IN WHWI AND THE NEWEST COLORINOB, 480 To $1.50. men's anus, ALL THE new car nouns, 25c 76 we. ornAw HATS, 251: TO $3.00. BUIT cAsas. 11.50 TO 35.00. TRUNKS. . . BATHINO sorts. summsn NEOKWEAR. YACHT-'fc-AP’Q fru- rumwmour unoanwnAn. COMFORTABLE coLLAno. £10.." SELLECK 81 PRICE 98 Washington Street. South Norwalk. To Supply Your Wants. Thou Sliced Peaches have prowd no good that I have jolt not to a now stock. In nice Syrup, 101: can. a. “-1 Mnltl- Cerco like Grape Natl, but uld to be better. A new article; 101; pkg. Want your attention to our Waldorf Farm Eggs. Special «19.1.11». York state. Extra fruit and fine. 25:: dot. Fresh Cabbage and Home Squash. Tomatoes, froth, 10c qt.; and good. New stock of Golden Rod Baking Powder 15:. A prlzp with every' box. Charcoal—We have been short of stock. Plenty now.10c has. Babbitt’s Potash or Lye. Flush the pipe! in your sink and clout ovary week, and use the ab0vo to help the work. 1 Don't forget the Fine Sliced Dried Beef. 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