GUST 10,. 1903. .,'.,.L.......... honour a; <1 AT'i- LANE'S [>- Phone I65-5 momomouuwu Tutti Fruit Cream In forms and m are now mak- Inn Pooch Cream. Order for any meal, we wlll doll var on tlmo. «nouuumum 51 Washington St. 5.111111 11113 flutes. J.. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Coleman. Charles E. Seymour spent Sunday in New Haven. Minn Grace Coburn has left town for a visit in Pennsylvania. Miss Lizzie Steegmuiler. of Bridge- port, is visiting at her home here. Frank Sturievnnt spent Sunday with his parents on hilmwood avenue. Millard Stu1tevnnt is acting as (anh- iei at the sto1e of W. .Sturtovant. Mini-1 Florence Cutblilb has incepted a position with the W. S. Sturtovani. Company. liurry Weston. who has been 111, is ngain able to resume his duties at W. P. linhoitz‘s market. Minn Mollie Ryan, who has been visiting in Norwuik, returned to her home 111 Danbury today. i’rnycrs were oiiered at St. Mary's Church yesterday, for a long and happy reign for Pope Piux X. A touring automobile was stalled in Norwaik all last night because of 11 broken transmission gear. lit-1 bert Knapp has sold his launch to panic-a in Yonkers, N. Y., and they took the bout away yesterday. Mrs. C. i“. itider and daughter, Miss Anna R. Rider, of Westport avenue. are visiting 111 Albany, New York. A regular meeting of the Bartenders Union was held yesterday afternoon ltoutine business was transacted. The “Sunday School class of Walter ’i‘. Aiken. ot' the South Not-walk liap lint Church, will enjoy 11 sail to Savin ltock tomorrow evening. '— George Wlluhore spent Sunday .11 Norwaik and returned today to the. eastern end of Long island. where his parents are snmmering. There will be regular meetings oi 0111 Well ilook 11nd Ladder Company and l’utnani liozsc Company this even- iny; at their itbpvttllVl' truekhoiucs. livery pound of meat bought nt‘the l‘nblic Maiket will be found to be a full pound and as tender as a chicken, 'l‘beir ad. will tell you more about it. Miss Sadie Brown. who has for some time been connected with the. W. S. Sturtevnnt Company as cashier. he: accepted a position with F. i), Law~ ton and Company. 1 A. Dickerman & Son have added a new list of things to their mill end and remnant sale, and are now holding forth with an up-to—date rummage sale it Will pay to give them a call. Eugene Benedict, ot the composing rooms of the New York Sun, who has been spending a few days' vacation at his homo in Norwaik. returned to New . York this attoinoon, to resume his duties. The Rowland Dry Gods Company is prepared to equip you with everything in the golf line at very reasonable prices, considering the quality of the goods. Read their ad. and see tor yourself what they are offering. » The funeral of Mrs. Julius Hubbeli was held yesterday afternoon, from her late residence at 3 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Bray, of Saugatuck, oflieiated. The in- terment was in-Pine island Cemetery. Milo Olive Bennett of Paterson, N. John W Greenwood is managing the route of Mali Carrier Henry M rer- ry. of Norwoik, during the present Week. Mr. Perry is a member of Com- pany D and consequently is at the state military rendezvous, at Niantic. The Main street and Fairfleld avenue window at D. M. Read Company’s store is devoted exclusively to some new specimens of weathered oak furniture, They can furnish you with almost ev- ery known article of furniture in this wood. Read their ad. Buckingham W. R. C. and their friends will go on a picnic to Beards- ley Park Bridgeport Wednesday Au— gust 12. Members will please take the an that leaves the Boston store corner at 10:10 a. or. If stormy the picnic will take piece the nut clear day. The..Noriralk Yacht Club was the scene of another oi the series of dam .er Saturday evening. The attendance was large and all who were present pronounced the aflsir to have been one 0: the best of the caries. The music for the occasion was turninbed by Llnxweiler. - A‘ large number of innate lovers at- tended the Pisnoin recital given Sat. “7"?“ q-«' ... "a ~-a-- 1 '1; THE SOUTH NORWALK‘ I Ev you their worthiness. time in coming to this wonderful sale. Suit Bargains iu the Great Rating 8111. All we cah say about the goodness and style quality of these suits can not con'bey to You must see them and judge for yourself. Honestly, you never saw such splendid halues at such 10% prices as you find on the red tags. We not only invite but urge every man and young man who reads this to lose no You ibill thank us for ashinq you to come. SUITS FOR MEN. You will [ind broad choice among the fancy patterns made for this season '5 servicc. Nu trouble to fit you perfectly at each price. $6 and $5.50 suits for $4.55 $10 to $15«suits for $7.55 $16.50 to $15 suits for $9.55 $1510 $25 suits ior$15.55 SUITS FOR YOUNG MEN. 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'SililS for $5.55 $12 to $15 suits for $7.55., Remarkably attraclibe bargains 1n outinq trousers, furnishings and hats. LEFT FOR SUMMER HOME. 0YSiER BAY. Aug. Speck von Sternberg, German Ambas‘ guest at Sagamore Hill since last Fri (lay, left this morning for his summer home near. The Weirs, New Hamp- shire. The. president bad no engage- ments with callers today. After dispos- ing of a large. accumulation of exec-u» tive business he passed the remainder of the day with his family, principally out of doors. JEWELRY TRADE AT STANDSTILL NEW YORK, Aug. iii—Almost all work is at a standstill in the manufac- turing jewelry trade today as a result of the lockout by the New York Manu- facturing Jowelers' Association. Some men are at. work_ but their numbers are confined to non- -unlon operatives and those who have individual agree- ments with the. employers FIFTEEN CENT SHEET MUSIC. Friday and Saturday: “Kiss Yourself Goodbye." “Banquet in Misery Hall." “Lovely Mary." "Adalina.” "Moonlight on The Melon Palch." “Pro Yalensl March." "My . Genevieve." "Under Southern Skies." “Has Your Mother Any More Like You" "No One But You." COLEMAN’S NEWS ROOM. 10 North Main St., So. Not-walk Agent for A. G. Spunldtnrs Baseball and Emma: Goods. - -. _ ._r.._ ltl—liaron . sador, who has been the president’s1 urdny evening 11.11112 store at we. StnrtcvanL. Thea-ennui, was an artisé‘ , , tic one and than who attended won greatly pleased with the Planck, which ‘ in indeed a wonderful instrument. Free nhect match: when u a non- venir to those who Ittcnded. No one has ever accused Theodor! A. let: oi being Infill!“ amnion.“ thin morbid} in m an «mot ; maddest oiq'unckingonnstroetur. ~~« n. m winning a duckpldowl mu. “ ' trill. ind-v oili- blit. ' ‘3 in buying grain and food it's not so important to' save money as to get the best and have it in good,'clean condi- tion. Here, you can do both, We want you to believe that . this is a dependable store——you get what you think you . gets it you buy your next lot of oats or us, you‘ll be nor- ry but for one thing—that you didn‘t begin to patronize us i l"0'18 380- .9 _;a:u_1 suv 0111's THAT'S CLEAN. ' ' 1 1 ..\ .. MANUEL T. HATCH. JACKSON’S STUD-Io . . Tine Photographs It F "Popular Prices" " studio Hours lotola mnlto ‘p m. I3 Wall St, Norw-ik Oppoolto Hood! Be up-to-date and use ; EASTMAN’S KODOID PLATES They are much lighter than aim plate: and are orihbchromotio and non-hamlet). JUST THE THING IF YOU ARE GOING ON A TRIP.‘ For I did by ' '1 William P. Bursai ;. “WINK MRI. in. c. nowna hudommmsiogdlcoppu,ud'rbcflms #1111 York Many unknown, tor the humour. of III moire-k moto- f: butbelimthlt Rmmlpitoolthc - mouth: will maintain a mental Talcum Powder 10 csnrs BOX A preparation recommend- ed by physicians. This is a SPECIAL and equal to any powder on the market. 1 Ciiiiord Phat‘macu PHONI 15-8. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS Miss Lillian Doverell, of the oiilce of Perry and Puliman and the Nor- voun NEEDS or WEARAILES ron‘TnE HOT SUMMER DAY“ moutn IE WELL SUPPLIED aeronE STAITING 0N Willi VM CATION AND NOWHERE CAN in“ In IETTEII SUPPLIED AT A. MORE REASONAILE con- THAN HIRI. ' . 1 i OUTING sun's FOR MEN, co NSISTING or COAT AND noun-.5 Ens, “.511 TO 015.00. MEN'S SACK SUITS MA“. OF LIGHT WEIGHT MATERIALI. FAULTLESSLY TAILORED AND REASONAILY'PNICID AT IRON “.50 TO "8.00. ourmo TROUSERS, WITH DEEP runu UP. use TO «.110. 1 A SPECIAL LOT or now WASH sum 48c. m, 91.00. . ' AN ENonMous SELECTION or NEGLIGEE suture m WHITI AND THE newesr cOLonmos, 48¢ TO $1.50. MEN 8 BELTS, ALL THE NEWEST THINGS. 2611 To 500. ' o'rnAw HATs, 251: TO ”.00- n . 1 sun- GASES. “.511 ro woo. TRUNKS. “THING SU'TMUMMER uscwaAn. 1111ch one. ru- THER-WEIGHT UNDERWEAR, COMFORTABLE cotLAnc. ETC. ...__.__..._.-_.... 1 1 SELLECK 81 PRICE. 911 Washington Street. $011111 Noiwaikl \ To Supply Youwntw ._\\t 7 rinancw. ' Thou Sliced Peaches have proved so good th stock. In nice Syrup, 101: can. Main-Coral, 11k. Grlpo Nuts, but laid to be 1mm. Want your attention to our Waldorf Farm Inga. ' York state. Extra fruit and fine. 25: doz. Freoh Cabbage and Home Squash. Tomatoes, fro-01.1 New otock oi Golden Rod Baking Pawdor, 151:, A girl: Charcoal—We have been abort of stock. Plenty now. Babbitt'. Potash or Lye. Flush the pipes in your chair a ' week, and use the above to help the work. Don't target the Fine Sliced Dried Beef. Any quantity from?- ! "" :E‘i'il “Lorenzo Dibblm made by anyone wearing Eye Glasses. The new Temple Attachment mak 1 Eye Glasses in a few seconds. es R ding Bow Spectacle! 0" you, Just the thing for Yachting, Tennis, Golf, etc. ' ,. Call and examine them. ‘. 0. B. J CKSON. . 58 Wall St. Opticl n. Phonelliiii. ’ ' ’ Outbilis Bridge Fish Market; walk Probate Court, is spending a couple or weeks in Providence, Rhoda island. A Rose Mallrin resumed his duties at the Norwalk store of F. D. Lawton and company, utter a week's vacation, this morning. Ernest Gregory, of the same store. in spending the present week at lentlc, being a member of Company F. Willem Bogsrdua and friends. Wil- liam Fryer and From: O'Neil, of Georgetown spent last week camp- ing out on Cockenoe island and reports a very enjoyable time. They broke comp Friday afternoon and Mr. Bo- gnrdun returned to hinduties at Glen- denning and Company: pharmacy in Norwnik this morning. During the week he had on accident. that might sully have reunited in losing one of hit eyes. He was struck by an anchor very close to the 913.11 Quite a gun wu cut in his node and under lip. THE SITUATION GRAVE. VIENNA, August Immune here realise the gravity of the situation cris- ing from the murder of I. .Roo'thonkl. attitude II II MEG AW flu”... carton R. -.J CUTBILL. Wat End Wuhlngton Strut Bridge. . - Coal No. 2 not dollvorod and: .. «in. All other Sizes, Intjisf 3’6 25 delivered ' ' South now-#6011111
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