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' south Norwalk, Conn.
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For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Tuesday, except possibly
shawers Tuesday sftornhon.
A disturbance was central this mor-
plug in the upper Mississippi Valley. it
is producing cloudy weather with local
showers in the northwest and the west
ern portion of the- lake. region. Pleas-
ant weather prevails in other sections.
Conditions favor pleasant weather for
this vicinity.
The total rainfall and mean tempera-
ture in New England for the past seven
days Were as follows:
Stations Rainfall. Tern
Block island, 2.30 . 62
Boston ' ~1.00 _ 60
Concord, N H. .70 58
Eastport . .60 ‘66
Nantucket 1.50 62
New Haven. 4.27 62
Northfleld Vt., .20 as
Portland, 120 so
William P. Beers. of Norwalk. spent
Holiday in Ridgeilcld.
Miss lreue Dibble has returned from
a visit to New Haven.
Lewis Bloom of Long island City.
is the guest of friends here
Mr. aners..Georgc Worth, of As-
torla L. 1., are visitors in town.
Miss Margaret Mockler leaves today
for a tw’o’ weekl' visit in Newport, R. 1.
Dennis Dowd of New Haven was in
town yesterday calling on his friends
here.
Mrs David iioytA of Wilton, is the
guest of Mrs il.CIin..Ches1nIIt
litreet.
_ 'Mrs. E. C. Belts, of Norwalk, has re—
turned from a several weeks' trip to
Colorado.
August. Knorr, of Clay street, is
spending a week's vacation at Camp
Nia’ntlc.
LeRoy Wheeler, of Wheeler Broth-
on Water street, has purchased a new
Oldsmobile
Master M. Frank Becker is visiting
friends in New York. lie will be‘awa‘y'
several days. '
Walter T. Aiken of Wilton avenue.
Norma, was in Bridgeport Saturdayr
‘visltlng friends
Miss Florence Van Slcien of Metuch-
on N. J.. is visiting Mr and Mrs J. E.
Cbri Franklin street.
Mrs J. E Cori and daughter Mll-
dred, of FIanklin street, are spending
the day in New York.
Dr. A Lhi'tignn of the Roosevelt Hos-
pital New Yplk, was the guest of J. ’I‘
lioyt. of Rowayton, Saturday.
Miss Lillie Cettler has returned to
her home in New Yolk often a visit
with her aunt Miss Gettler of this
city. "
Mrs. William Smith, formeIiy lilies
Lottie Crauford of Norwalk is visit-
lag, h town. Mrs. Smith resides in
New Jersey
Letter Carrier James Hanford is'
spending three days out of town and
Julius Main is substituting for him at
the post office.
Miss Zlola Allen, of Brush street, has
returned to
lrd‘G. N McKibln Company. after" a
week’s vacation
Dan B. Cori and family from liar-
rlsburg. Pa. who have been visiting
J E. Cori, of Franklin street, have re-
turned to their home
Mr and Mrs, William H. Smith, of A.
New York, are visiting in town Mr.
Smith formerly kept a hardware stare
in Water street, Norwalk
During the absence of Louis W. Leo- ,
nard. at Camp Niantic. the oiiice of the '
Norwalk Coal Company. corner of
Wall and Water streets. is in charge of
Lester‘Adaina. ‘
Alfred Bourne, son of Commodore
Boune, of the .New York. Yacht. Cluhn.
returned to Norivalk last night to re-
some his duties at Professor C.
Harstrom' a school.
Dr. Charles .Glover, son of Mayor
Charles L Cf War. 'of Nofwhlk. is en'-
Joying a brief vacation in town. Dr.
Glover is house physician of a large
hospital near Baltimore.
There will be a meeting of thoi
Eighth Connecticut Volunteers at the
ofllce of W G. C
street. Wednesdi .eveal
to discuss matters pen to
annual reunion of the regiment. to be
held on September 17. '_ ..
' loll is ucheduleddu 1) held tonight.
. will give their moonlight sail tonight
her duties in the office of South Norwalk steamboat wharf at 8
mt. 10 South I a;
,‘tAuluI 3.:
' mama. summer this or?)
1 .3 é‘i‘ is ch 2. i}! q
Also great rodsctiu in nonun- 5'“
The mid .
street, is h irg . .
George Williams riturnod home
from It visit in Brooklyn.
The Norwalk city council will not
meet until nut Monday evening.
The new 1; Sit w re la a on the
Mom in «Silurian. glg’yel terqilay:
A ‘meetlng of the Clg'ar Makera' Un-
is over tIIIlibg his sloop. the
Lorena B
Mrs “Nellie W. Thompson of West
Washington street. is home from a Visa
it in New maven
Arthur Richmond and Robert Gra-
ham of Bridgeport have been visiting
in South Norwalk
Fred Pulsford of Courtlandt Place
is to return this week from a month' s
visit in New Haven. ’
William McPherson of Maple street
is still ill with malarial fever and will
not be out for several dayh.
Joseph Roter b'f l’illsburg, has re
turned to Nonalk '10 teams his du—
ties at tlIé'Tlarstrom Sell oi.‘
Stanley Mayhew Of South Main
street, is assisting In the store of
Frank li‘ltch in South Main stlcet, io-
ay.
Thomas Casey, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Casey. of Union street, is re-
covering from an attackof scarlet, fo-
Vtil‘.
John Sllwr was in Hartford Satur-
day attending a session of the execu
tlve council of the grand court of For-
esters.‘
Mrs. George B. (hay and daughter.
of Forres‘tville are guests of Mrs
Gr‘ays brother. H. J Brntkoll. of Aca-
demy Street.
Bishop Van Baron. of ,PIIerto ltico.
will oiiiciute at St. l’aul'sChurch. Sun-
‘day morning next. and.at,,the Chapel
of Our: Holy Savior in the averting.
Chester H. Benedict has returned.
from a stay at Lake Warnmaug and to-
day returned to his ‘dntics as book
keeper at the Bank of Norwalk.
Meetings of Old Well Hook and Lad-
der Company and Putnam Hose Com
may will be held tonight in the re-
spective quarters of the organisations
The South Norwalk Baptist Congra-
gational and Methodist Churches will‘
unite in a service in the South Nor-
(weik Congregational Church, next. Sun-
ay
A special meeting of the City of
South Norwalk will be held tonight in
Arion Ball for the purpose of making
appropriations for the improvament of
a number of streets
Mr. and Mrs. Emery N. Simpson and
Emery. Jr.. of Peeksklll, N. Y.. have
been guests of their cousins. Mr. and
Mrs. C. ii. Aisthorpe. 33 Sea View
ayenue. for two weeks.
—-Ordinary household accidents
have no terrors when there's a bottle
of Dr, Thomas's lclectric Oil in the
medicine chest. .Heals burns, cuts.
bruises; sprains. instant relief.
'W. B. DaCarmo,"the real estate man.
has sold the James Pillow farm at
Popular Plains to William‘shaw,’of
Bethel. . The preperty can'slsts of
forty-five acres, house, barns. etc.
The cooks of Companies D and 5‘.
Fred Austin. Craig Littlejohn. Charles
for Camp Chamberlain Saturday after-
noon to report for instructions to the
acting commissary-gcneral.
LoRoy Montgdméry resumed his du-
ties at the Fairileld County Savings
Blink, this morning. after a three
weeks' vacation. Seymour Curtis. sec-
retary and treasurer of the bank. is
now enjoying his vocation.
Several of the members of the Y.
M.’ C. A. Orchestra are also members
of Company D and there will probably
be some concerts at Camp Chamber-
lain during the week, as the musi-
clans have taken their instruments
with theta.
The Men's Club of Trinity Church
The steamer Hampton will leave the
o'clock and there will be a delightful
sail on Long island Sound, with music
by Svec‘s Band. ’ "
Erbium!
. “on.
H. Davis and Joseph H. Sargent, left “ '"
l0 ' “I
soon a r '2’"
“Do you think that there is lack in 1’
Millinc 15y .
Store closes daily except Saturday
at 5 o'clock.
Sportsmcn' s Corner is a better ath-
ldile supply and sporting- goods store _
than y'oii re likely to find at your vaca- .
Ii'on he Iiuuartors
(ioifors are all ustlr now over the ‘AA
newMills aluminum 'olubs us) and the
Standard WisiIrd and Pneumatic balls. j ‘
i36 (301.)
1 They are at the corner along .with A '
the tried and true B (i. i. and Spald
in; clubs nd the Haskell Kempshall
and other id and liked balls‘.
Sportsmen' s Corner has some of the
leading tennis players of the city as its
customers. is the store that can sail
Ihem good enough for you!
Good new- style rackets (B. (l. l. and
Spsldlnglww. 60. $3 85 and more.
Some rackets of much service for as
little as 81.
Racket-covers and balls and nets and '
markers—a whole outfit for the game
if you wish ‘
For fishing, there is every need from
lightest to stoutest tackle, from book
to landing net.
A better 3-piece bamboo rod for
$1.50 than we think the town ever
saw before.
Lance‘vood bees rods for 82.26.
The list might be spun out. but
there's no need. What you want, if
you hell, is almost-surely here.
To sum the matter up: From a cro
quet set or bicycle to a sweater or
bathing suit or set of quolts the stock
is complete~and at your prompt ser
vice.
Basement.
A TOWEL
WITH A NAME.
Men have made towels for years but
It remained for a Massachusetts man
to make one good Ghoul; to give a
name. That towel is the ubdry-and
it lives up toils name. '
Buhdry towels are made from Egyp-
tian cotton (claimed to be even better
than our own) and are especially ab-
sorbent because of their weave. All
over them are little nubs and these
uubs take hold of the moisture and ab- ,
sorlI it in A Jiffy.
The Rubdry is a towel that grows
better with age. in fact, several laun-
gerings are needed to bring it to its
est.
Rubdry A lowels~50c.
Rubdry, Jr, towels—26c.
Basement.
'1‘!!! ROWLAND
DRY GOODS 60..
=,Bridgcporr. Conn.
A AA Grant A AA Aim'mou ;ALll_iilC Girl
(watching her mother fixing hatpins
through her hat)— thn will I be old
enough. mummy. to have holes made
in my head to keep my hat on?—
Punch.
SUICIDE PREVENTED.
The startling announcement that a
preventative of suicide has been dis-
covered will interest many. A run
down system, or deepourlency lnvarla‘
bly precede suicide and something has
been found that will prevent that candi-
tion which makes sulcldelikely. At the ‘
first thought of self-destruction take
Electric Bitters. it being a great tonic
and nervine will strengthen the nerves
and build up the system. It's also a
great Stomach Liver and Kidney reg-
ulator. .only am: Satisfaction guaran-
teed by Frank H, Baxter. Dduggiat. ”
__.'._.'__._____a
“Has he a high opinion of his own
. work. 9”
“By comparison only."
“How is that?"
“Well: he ._concedes that he is only
moderately flood. but be rather. insin-
uates‘fhat all others are not even
that."——Chlcago Evening Post.
- BOTEN'J' PILL PLEASURE.
The pills that are potent in their ac
tlon and pleasant in street are Dertt' s
Little Early Risers W. B. Phiipot, of
1!. ibany. 0a., says ‘During a biiions at
their 1 took one. Small as it Was it '
did me more good than calomel. blue
mass or any other pills i ever took and.
at'the same time it effected me pleas
antly UttleBarly._RiIer.s are certain
ly ,an ideal pill." .. .Sold .by CliIforl
Phil-mac}! ’ ' ‘ ' "
Doctoréwhy how is this my dear
air? You sent me a cute stating you
had been attacked with mumps. and l
' 11nd .you suffering from rheumatism.
Patient~That's all right, doctor.
There “drift :1 soul in the house knew
.. .5.»
ONLY CUIREhPOR DYSPEPOIA.
.. .‘N—‘.
how to spell rheumatism .---Tit Bins.
lay J'pI‘ovideth’nh e“!- ".er do 19
nhinlwn Stalfhffl‘l
s 's footf'
r at as muclu as i s chfik-
existent.“ answ w $3.1» Plat“;
3; are made by the commissi or» on re-
: commendation or the scum-mm...“
BupBrllltendellt Egan imagmwd
A. dill ce. The superintendent!
to secure the necessary amount of clcr
lining annoy.) and
”highs and Pdin in
“minim. Gout «6 5d
2t:lidpcy.);.§rops Gun; “lb ,2-
. drug store .
CENTS A E91
“E'Niv'newno st ml A‘
gig»: Mentor!“ co CHIC
\M Cerium: wiraotfl Tl“
Ti-iE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
Piston 2. Bradley. from.
HEB LAST BREATH.
i heard: a story the Other day which
is probably as old as the hills though
I never had the luck to hear it before.
it was of a somewhat lengthy railway
. Journey in very‘warmiwcathcr.
elderly lady. seated in one corner of
the carriage. was provided with an in—
‘dla-rubber cushion for her greater
comfort, but unfortunately, owing to
the beat and continued pressure, the
cushion suddeily' exploded.
lady was in despair. even to tears, over
,the misfortune to her windbag.
again and again reverted to her mis-
, woman.” said a com— "
merciai traveller in another corner of
the carriage, “it's not worth making a
‘ You will get it repaired
in town for about eighteen pence "
“it's no’ that l'm vexed about—its no'
That's easy sorted. But the
last time that bug ans blown up it wia
:IlIIIIIist ‘wl' her very A
last breath, an' that cannu be rcstor- "-
ed!"——(ilasgow evening 'l‘imes. '
fortune.
by Aunty Jean.
“i don't like them references " said
the housewife.
‘,‘Wcll mum," returned the applicant
for a position. "i didn’t write 'ern, so
if you don't like 'em
lest you go to the people as gave 'em .
to me and tell' em so "~Chicago Even-
it ain't my fault.
iiorwalk licspllal Association.
Bib? £01160“
Bids for supplying the Norwalk ilos-
plial with (:.oul from August tel 1903.
to May 1st; 195i, will be received by
R re 1 ’ c l I or-
obert Van Bu In V ce-l nadtnt N . EAST 31“ STREET,
The approximate quantity will
be two hundred tons.
Bids 'will be received for Big Vein
Lehlgh. Egg and llrokeu (,‘uul. George's
Creek and Clcartlcld l'lltumluous Coal.
deliveries to ho llllltit‘ as required dur
. Bidders will please state
the particular kind of coal they pro-
pose to furnish.
J. ti. Gilli ltliiY.
THUS. l. RAYMOND.
W. F. BISHOP.
Executive Committee
5ale off
5.121115
: ‘Lenehan Dress Skills
Only forthls weak
M. .KRASOVITZ
Ado-Newt:
Clillll'S lilllllifill Fliili
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TE PO IO! N L
\‘I
, MI 2
p3mmiuipo 0 Meet and Appolnt
Tin ext. Month
HARTFORD. An: in The state no
lice commissionerh I" I-nxputed to on
point policemen nt‘xI month. There
have been 55 sprite-u as m places
on the force and he is I... m”, that
there shall not be more has In“ nor
1”. than “V8 Tilest'l (poinmwntl
eight applications for posiii n 1.1.;
llouI-Ii
.lcai assistance at" the espouse or flip
state, provided the expense does not
exceed 552 000 per an’num
PUTS AN END TO N ALL.
A grievous wail oi'tlraoa comes as a
result of unbearable pain tram over
taxed organs Dizziness, Backache Liv-
‘cr complaint and Constipation. But
,thanks to Dr. King's New Life Pills
they put an and to it all. They Are
gentle but thorough. Try them. Only
25c. Guaranteed by Frank ll. Baxtcr' s
"is the prisoner going to plead in-
sanity us his defense?" asked the
court stenographer.
“Jud ing from his selection of an at-
torn'ey" replied the lawyer who had
failed to get the case, '1 should say he
was. " —- Cincinnati Commercial- Trib-
une.
Doctor—Jib i think i can cure your
catarrh'! Why, l'm sure of it.
‘ Patient—So you're very familiar
with the disease?
Doctor—4 should say so! We had it
myself all my life—Judge.
DEWITT 18 THE NAME.
When you go to buy Witch Hazel
Salve look for the name DeWitt on ev
cry box. The pure. unadulterated
Witch Hazel is used in ma lug De-
Witt's Witch Hazel Saive.‘wh h is the
best salvo in the world for cuts burns.
bruises bulls eczema and piles. The
popularity of DeWitt‘s Witch Basel
Salvo. due to its many rates has cans
pd numerous worthless counterfeits to
he placed on the mlrlret. The genuine
bears the name of E. C. DeWitt 8: Co.
Chicago. Sold by Clifford Pharamcy.
, - ’ OI
5,... 5.3...- .
The Hawaii Steamboat Company
(IDOOTDOJ‘EIOG).
STERN
“WW”
2
Le eves
sourH Holman“. 7.35 A. II.
Leaves New York
BEEKMAN STREET, 2:15 P. M.
(Saturday 1:15 p. m.)
2:45 P. M.
(Saturday 1:45 p. m.)
Stopping at ‘Roton Point gotng out
on Monday mornings and on return
‘rrlp Saturday evenings.
The steamer Hdmpton arrives at
South Norwalk, at 5:30 p. m. The cit
lun- of Norwalk and surrounding
itswns should liberally patronize this
host, as the Norwalk steamboat Com-
pshy have been at a large expense to
charter and maintain a first-class
[tumor on the route.
.57.:
bugle. Slims, ixcursiun. lids
lino-FEEL“
City ofNoriwaik
‘ (racial-ii“ otILv)‘ ‘ " ‘ ‘
leaves New York Monday Wednesday
't and Friday‘ at 6: 00 p.nI
moves Norwalk. Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at}: 00 p. m. ,
Freight received from 7 a. In. h‘o 6 n. m.
: . :3 fiw--...-c_.__ .
l I.
JlIc Rmduilslflst «my
Block Iii-Ila 'Arri
:Aug. 3 15,22. bkfll‘ "m
first gun’s” nae 4 dayl' Tips,
:12. can, ‘16.“ cows.) his“,
Gotten. City. 5 dayu‘ Trier. Milne.
hits Mountains, 5 day Trips. 523.
AAug’.,1ll. 24.
‘ Anubis Chaim, 6 days' Trip, Q25
,Au‘g. in. I17.25.31.
Fun, A day. .‘rrlp, 319.00.
Amp; 8.
mt weighed... 4 days 1:.rIp. 521.5.
‘5
Haven Aug. “"85.
~ .6139»
”I“, 5_ days , Trim; .
A. Pot pom
‘ Blots and Noble Corned Beef.
A A » : we or. A
- , . .
1 “:3. M .u' 133213.533 3M7?
,w .w- it. ...i era-32:. f rzr
Agénf' ior May..Mautan' 5 Patterns A
PAGE Tunas. " '
new spending
for this sale only 39¢ a pair,
pair.
sale price 50c pair.
a pair.
Many a woman Mercado this
will feel bound to .hay corsets if
new saying. play sent out "1th
"NOfihP01e" Summer net corsets to close at 25c pair.
B. B. BaliSie corsets, three diiiereni lengths. 50c quality.
SUDHIOT quality Batiste corsets. aluminum steel stays.
lace trimmed 10b and bottom Ill pink. blue and while, at 50c
Habit Hip saieenlcorsets, steelboned. good value at 75c.
"The Sano" one dollar corset reduced for th5 sale to 15c
as- as Washington SL. s'Q Norwalk. Cl. ..
FORDS for the warm weather.
Sale Price
.;~$l..2.9.
Plenty of,barmins in good .SIIQESVand sloft'
Sale Price
575e,
Excursions hearty sycry
ACLAH'M GH&W
or?" to 3‘7an
MELON sun cor
Cladyr—Ch. Ayes, Al refund him. “i
want a man who has known sorrow
and acqulr‘ed wisdom ‘
Edith-dint, my dear. he would have
very soon sue-a that bill if you had ac-
» pied him. —-Puck. .
etc. may: w —-e.%—'
We are selling some of the newest
and prettiest styles in white and linen
«when; and sauna use: no white
mull hats.
Outr Palm Beach and plain sailors.
in Mila‘s’. Sonnet. and rough and ready
braidslsre stylish and popular.
Our’e'ntlre line of dress and tailor-
ed~ hats. maiiiIe. chiffon, and straw
hst‘s trimmed and untrimmed
greatly reduced prices: ~i
Exclusive styles in ready made veils.
Midi
Q
10c lb. up
soccer.
accudflc
be at.
HOTEL and, Rasrauaaru'r
> so Under New M anag'erricnf.
SHORE DlNNERS, OLA ByAKEs. ETCA at popular prices. « : f‘
Dancing. Good Music and {Special Attractions daily.
AnningJ Smith Prop
al Shore Dinner ii
cbuslsrmoR or HARD SHELL. LITTLE Macks, anon: t No
Roasted on 31' amen came, aaoIneo- u]:-
R'Ai sAtAD. FRENCH Imsneonro'ae AND M; -
Leon sI'IELI. can wmrLerrucs QAL'An, V0951:-
fists.’ (WITH cmcksN, 31.25.) ' '
_. . - ’ Weaklahdc 6 pounds forea dilator
= “ '2 smears-av;-
33.113 ‘3 Y Silver Bass, I'lc lb. 4 pounds for d all“
. . . .---' Bonita Mac erel,
‘ Large Weak sh
All other kinds of seasonable fl
low prices and tche best.
We deliver daily and . . .
writ“ of of?"
.
. ‘ weedinoarpasiry
Sale
r “Mgr-raw
)
9::
7c. 4: [bands for a W.
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