W <1 AT'i LANE’S o Phone l65-5 WOW Tum Fruit Cream ‘ In forms and in are new mak- Ina Pooch Cram. Ordor for any am]. In will doll var on llmo. «nooouum 51 Washington St. .ut‘ul hurl lilies. Attend the odd and end sale at the Boston Stole. it will pay you. Read ad. A. M. Wooster. patent attorney, of Bridgeport, started today on an Europ- ean trip. "Ted" and Ward Meeker, of Lynn. Mam. are guests of friends in West uvvnuo. -—Sllk Crash Capo. O‘Brien. Miss Ethel Mather. of Windsor LOi‘IiS, in the guest of her aunt, Mrs. l“. L. liaxter. of Chestnut street. Charles 'i‘_ and Arthur D. Nelson. of (‘hcstuttt street, will be the gliurlts over Sunday. of telativcs in Brooklyn. Joseph litter has Ioiutucl to Nor “lllk from his home in Plttsbutg Pa. to toutlnue his studies at the ilnrstrom School. A. h). Chasmar anti :1 party of friends started from the Norwalk Yacht (lluh quarters, this morning, on a cruise to Greenwich. George E. Curtis is in charge of the race of the Norwalk Yacht Club this afternoon. for thirty-six footers and knoekuboui'a. -—Our biggest Sale of the year, com- mencing Sat. Aug ii at 9 o'clock. See the a. ray of bargains. Co liow about that vacation sult’.’ liavc you bought it yet? ilowlnud's can furnish you with a nice one at‘u price that will fit your purse. Read ad. Judge C. D. llurucs and family. of Greenwich, who hare been spending. Millie time in town, expert to go to tin White Mountains, next week. ’l‘homns l. llatwy of Bel den avenue Notwalk formmlt of St. Francisx av icr College. New York will leate for Holy Cross College, August 15th. ’l'ho l). M. ltoad Company are adver- tising a new lamp. lt-requircs no gas-‘ “lone or oil and is an excellent reading lamp, Read their ad for particulars. 'w'l‘rinity Men‘s (‘lub sail Monday night. on steamer Hampton. Music. refreshments, etc. William E, Wilson, of Philadelphia and William A, and Elizabeth E. Sour ple, of Hartford, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Semple, of West ave- nue. Mrs. Charles R. Osborn and daugh— I tor Esther. of Dunlmry. have boon spending a week with Mr. anti Mrs. El< ton R. Baker. of Union street, anti rc- iurncd home today. There will be a special demonstration of the Planola in W. S. Sturtevant's piano department. this evening.‘ Each visitor will be presented with a copy of sheet music. William G. Staples, of the Hubbell and Staples Hardware Company. will take a vacation next week. James E. l‘lnbbell. of the firm. is taking this week [or a vacation. This is the last day of the famous remnant and factory sale at Dicker- man’s. Better give them a. call and participate in the bargains. , —ancy Broth Straws. O'Brien. The oillcors and crew of the Hamp- ton are making great preparations for their excursion to Coney island, Sun- day. the lfith last. A stop will be made at Thirty-first street. New York. so that those who desire can visit in New York. The Messrs. Mead have their yacht Elsa which was blown ashore this week during the big storm. on the beach near Dorlon’s Form. The Elsa was found to be in: very bad condition as the result of the accident and' re- pairs will cost considerable. The Norwalk Bird Club will meet Monday evening at the home of Miss Mary Hopson August 10. at the home of Miss Mary Hopson, 38 Maple street Norwalk. It in desired that each mem- mer come prepared to give an account of some one of his field observations. if you like period cooking buy a gas range. The Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company will be glad to call if you will first send them a postal. Frederick L Burr. who was injured by the elevator in the ‘Bot Company‘ a plant falling, several day/I tiso was dis- changed from the Nomi! Hospital to- (layuand was taken by cut-loge to hiI room in Washington street. Mr. Burr ls Ibie to walk a little, and hopes to be at business again next Monday. ‘ ' won't miss Itténdiug our gfint Clearance Sale fioeclai Baraaltu’for Sat afternoon in evening. nur o”punter. It your door. ‘00 Fletcher Williamson and Charles '1‘. Mitchell left South Norwnlk («New York; this mammal one Mali” and: :i an up tho%nr $51M! Bunion Ind vicinity hr I low M. S. Smith & ' hawker Suit Bargains in the Great Red Tag I you their worthiness. such splendid 'balues at such loll: prices as you find on the red tags. lime in coming lo this wonder/1:1 sale. SUITS FOR MEN No trouble to fit you perfectly at each price. SUITS FOR YOUNG MEN. $12 to $15 suits for $7.55 All we can say about the goodness and 31er quality of these suits can not con'bey to You must see them and judge for yourself; Honestly, you never saw We not only invite but urge every man and younJ man who reads this to lose no You will thank us for askingkyou to come. You will [ind broad choice among the fancy patterns made for this season 's servicr. $6 and $5.50 suits for $4.55 $10 to $l5 suits for $7.55 $16.50 to $15 suits for $9.55 $15 to $25 suits f0r$15.55 Unrestricted choice of all of this season '3 smart suits at three very low prices. $5 to $7.50 suits for $5.55 $5 to $10 suits for $5.55 Remarkably atlraclibe Ila-gains m outinq trousers, furnishings and bats. Sale. ——Wide Brim Straws. O’Brien. The R 6’: (l‘ s are (outesting for an- )remacy on the Decker Field this of ternoon with the. St. Joseph' a team. oiI Bridge-port, by whom they were do Seated a few weeks ago, The local team hopes to turn the tables. M Look at our 5 and 100 Dcn' 1 Every thing anything 5 or 100. Competent in buying grain and fccd_ it's not so important to save money as to get the host lllliI have it in good, clean condi- tion. Here. you can do both. We want you to believe that clerks always in attendance. M. S. Smith Sr Co. this is a de cndable store—-'ou et what ou thitk on Dr. R. F. McDonald. William Rosie. p 5 8 y l y l). l). 5.. William C, Arnaud. .l. M. Sil- If you buy your ncxt lot of outs of us, you'll be sor: vcrs, Harvey (lilman. M. L. Monnhan. W. Ransom Smith, Dr. and Mrs. C. Marshall. M. Becker. New York: 0. E. Upton. Rochester; L. O. Thomp- son, Greenwich; .iohn Aiken, holyoke; William McLaughlin. Wilkeshnrre; S. Haggart and wife. Gloversvilie. N. Y.: J. P. Fiche, Boston. Mass.. were guests yesterday and last night at the Hotel Clifford. 89‘. “1y but for one thing—~thnt you uttln't begin to patronize us Anni!!! long ago. BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. MANUEL T. HATCH. FIFTEEN CENT SIIEET MUSIC. Friday and Saturday: “Kiss Yourself Goodbye." "Banquet in Misery Hall." “Lovely Mary. " ‘Atlaiinafi' “Moonlight on The Melon Patch. " , “Pro YIiensi March.” , "My Genevieve." "Un’der Southern Skies." “Has Your Mother Any More Like You" v “No Onc‘But You. " COLEMAN’S NEWS ROOM. 10 North Main St. So. Norwnlk. Agent [or A (l. Spauldinrl Baseball Ind Sporting Goods. OJACKSON'S STUDIO ’Flno Photograph: ' n "Popular Prices-- Studlo Hours «no I: In: a to I p. m. I3 Wall .9... "Om-1k Opposlto Hotel Be up-ta—daie and use EASTMAN’ S KODOID PLATES They In much lighter thIn (tun piItnI not! In orthoohromntlo Ind non-halntion. » ' JUST Tl-iE THING IF you ARE GOING ON A TRIP. For I us by William P. Beers, , thlllc Doctor. .. WALL In“? nonwntt. calm. I. C. HOWIS " Recently head operator for Sisal I Copper Inn The mus: New York City wlilbolnohIt-u, to: tho summer. of my 3t llrIl'anIity work mm tool. mm... were" thin noun 0,. I maul: mud , A ‘vl‘Ii‘or .It Baton. Point was by 1ch m 2. LEWIS. ll "I!!! Sfmf. NW1” Talcum Po wder 10 CENTS BOX A preparation recommend- ed by physicians. This is a SPECIAL and equal to any po‘hnhr on the market. i Clifford Pharmacu PHONIJM ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS ‘A. J, Collins has returned from a business trip to New Haven. —Fancy Color Derbys. O'Brien. Mrs. J. A. Hyslop returned Wednes- day from a visit to Providence and New York. Albert M. Pohlman and family and Theodore Olsen but» returned from I visit to Fairneld Bench. Mrs. Margaret Lander and daughter. who have been at Ocean Grove, return- ed home and will start for the Catskill Mountains today A regular meeting of the South Nor- walk Quartotte Club was held last eve ning. The final arrangements were made for the excursion to Rockaway tomorrow. -—BIrgIlnI. Bunion. It the greIt CleIrInce Sale now going on, at M S. Smith I Co.'n. Look for Sat. are]: not! speciI1.M.s.8tnith I Go lilacs Willa Ind Helen Miller oc- nonunion by their qut Mrs. shut-d lo’Ive today to meat! the balance of their school "option In Summer-ville. N. J.. Ind WWO. N.Y One of the how of A. J. ColllnI I Company wu kicked by Inc or Ini— . moi in the IiIll loot Ironing. he in- Jury wII very minim and the Inlmnl wuiboiIidupforIaIyot-m. The YohemueI. the revival butt! of the nut Avenue Methodist Church. wilItIlte cmeotthe Isrvlooutho Cranbnry ChIpoi It 4:16 1:. EL. tomor- row. Annloqunriottowmlinx. All If! invited. "uncommon _ . . . . a , awn» in I. ‘k YOUR NEED! OF WEANAILEE FOR THE HOTjUMMIN DAY. ‘f SHOULD BE WILL SUPPLIED BEFORE ITARTINO ON VOW VA.‘ CATION AND NOWHERE CAN l'HEY IE IETTIR IUPPLIID AT A MORE HEAOONAILE OOIT THAN MINI. OUTING SUITS FOR MEN, OONIIITING OF COAT AND TNOUO' . lENS, 80.50 TO 815..” MEN'S BACK SUITS Mime. OF LIGHT WEIGHT MATENIALO, FAULTLESBLY TAILORED AND REASONAILY PNIOED AT I'ROH' " “.50 TO 010.00. l OUTINO TROUSERS, WITH DEEP TURN UP. 02.00 TO “.00. A SPECIAL LOT OF BOYB’ WASH SUITS, 400. 700. 01.“." AN ENORMOU8 SELECTION OF NEOLIOEE IHINTI IN‘WHITI AND THE NEWEST COLORINGB. 480 To $1.50. MEN'S BELTS. ALL THE new not TumoI, m .1'9 Me. . 2 ill! ITnAw HATS. 25o TO 03.00. I I 7 sun- cAsEI.I1.5o TO «.00. TRUNKO. , , p , BATHING sun's. sumuann ECKWEAR, YACHT-clflmflk Tuna-WEIGHT uuoanwean, co MFORTABLE COLLAIII. ITO. "E" SELLECK 8. PRICE. 98 Washington Street, South Norwalk. To Supply Your Wants. Thou Sliced Peache- have proved Io good that I vae qut got in I new clock. In nlco Syrup, 10c can. Malta cem. like Grape NutI. but cold to be better. A new Irtlclc. 10c pkg. Want your attention to our Waldorf Farm EggI. SpoclIl‘ Ieloct. Now York ItIte. Extra fruit and fine. 25o dot. FreIh CIbegI and Home SquIIh. Tomato", freIh. 10c (11.: Ind good. New Itock of Golden Rod Baking Powder, the. A. prlzI with Ivory box. Charcoal—We have been man of neck. Plenty now. I We bIg. BIbbltt'I ”tub or Lye. Flth the plpcI In your Ilnk Ind clout Ivory week. and um: _the above to help the work. Don't forget the Fine Sliced Dried Beef. Any quantity fro‘m 5c up. | ' l n "llll I made by anyone wearing Eye Glasses. The new Temple Attachment makes Riding Bow Spectacles of your Eye Glasses in a few seconds. 1 Just the thing for Yachting. Tennis. Golf, etc. Call and examine them. 0. B. .JICKSON. 58 war It. Optician. Phone l08. sBridga Fish Market . . . —-—i— Guthili’s .; i can STOCK on orator“ m FISH son TODAY INCLUDES: , . Harbor Blues. Weaklzli‘iah, FlIt Fifi. Porgies, Butter Fish, Cod Din rah. ' Sword Fish, Live WWW; MM Crabs Long and Round ClImo‘. ”I’M 73‘ I -lln: z. R. J. CUTBILL. WIIt End Wuhlngton Strut arid... No. 2 Nut delivered £1.55 ‘7 (an. All other ”5% in o 56. acme-rpm: ~
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