. ' x. A'l‘lfl'j :32“; it'. K. BANKGI. 5 on a 47 wast waom are an. 1. "shook! H‘N odour N rwdllt, don». lor Not-wall! ahd vicinity: Unsettlod weather and possibly light local show- on! tonight and Thursday. A long trhugh of low pressure extends this rning from the Lake legion south- mg” to the Gulf. Areas of high pres— s ti are over the Rocky Mountain sl pa and along the New England coast. Light scattered showers have oo'turred during the past twanty-four hours in the Mississippi Valley and quite heavy showers along the 6qu add South Atlantic coasts. Conditions falor for this vicinity warm, muggy weather and possibly local showers. Mrs G. i. Price and daughter, of Norwalk. have returned from a visit in“ 'l‘orrlngton. Mrs. 11‘. St John Lockwood. of East avenue. has returned from Lake Pla- cid. New York. , The Rev. John ll. Shechnn. of Waterbury. was a visitor yesterday at St. Mary's rectory. ‘11- -Mayor Arthur C. Wheeler of Nor- w lk has returned from his vacation. spent in Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs Lester Hyatt, of Nor- wdlk. arc sojourning at Asbury Park. Néw Jersey. and will return the first of the 111011111. Ward Meeker, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Meelter, of Westport avenue. is thbught to be recovering from his iii- noise of typhoid fever Any toilet necessaries that you may need can be found at the Howland Dry Goods cempanys’ store. Read their ad. ~Coutluuance of 9c. sale in Kitchen Dept. Everything 9c. M. S. Smith & Co. Edward M. Johnson. the Nor-walk photographer, went to Boston. yester~ day, to stood the annual photograph- ers’ convention in that city. . Miss Clara Glover and Percival and Moses Gregory. of New Canaan. are guests of Councilman and Mrs. M. H. Glover of East Wall street 5 Pure food is a great help to the pre- paration or a good meal and Seymour s is the place to get .tho pure food. Read his ad» and "are what he has to say about his stock. The steamer Huntington was cum-t- ered for "today by the Sunday-school of the Oyster Bay Methodist church for an excursion to Eaton Point. The following Week the boat will probably run another excursion to North Beach. Archy Banger, (ills of the leading melod makers of the Young Men's Christ an association orchestra. has taken a position as clerk at the Fox Cycle and Hardware company. while Frank Hathaway is enjoying his an- nual vacation. 5 The R and G's will play Kit Carsey‘s Metropolitans at the Decker Field. Saturday afternoon. It is stated that the R and G management is trying to get a game with the Hobokgn team. whili has me; a several oh‘the 'Klle.a5n1i”ti1‘.se Gal-cm Solvent, Dr. Kennedy’s. Ilw Seal» also Will Dissolve and Expat Sloan had anui iron 11.. synod. . .1;— ' A ioalo ilonlsno longer neona- ”nigger re$ol Stone and Gravel from the Kidn 5 mmodielne. aura-Solvent. discovered by the well—known physician and surgeon Dr. Darld Kennedy, of Kennedy ow, Kingdom . , My disioim swiftly expels Stone, Bad and White Grav- el, thu- freeing the pofient ofthelnfinnuno- lion and pain, caused by the presence '6? these limo inclinations.y Better than Col-euro Solvent at: the (emotion 0 Stone and Gris and all art tions of the blood The lion has aces and h 9"“ flinch... “915::de upon whi rent. Write to the one... dump-195M dy Bow, Bondouh‘hl'. 1., tau borough and Bladder, since the 7” "seem. .. n 1M“MPH°W 3 visit. it»??? " had ms 0 ill» and by M. S. Partrlck. ed 11} Lighting company. Then struct " ril‘tl belied toflds'hlali also 11%; Mrs. Archie F. Nash and Miss Clara Byxbe of Union street. are hauls goal f‘ltiiyllond Itteet, has labor and grandson. ot Danbury. on his guests. “53'". waldo?” (N Elect‘rlfial Feminist l ppr. an int a High 11mm. 3311.: rcpa nted. Mistlaras M. Rider, clerk at the oillcé thd salesmen is enjoying a sojourn at Lake Wara'mnug. ltepalrs have been made to the tire at Dr. L. n Allen's new dsdillac au- tomobile. which exploded last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Leach oi Danbury. have been spending a few days with relatives in South Norwalk Messrs. Joselovsky and Epstein took possession of the D. S. Davenport gro— ccry business in North Main street today 5 . . Washington Camp. N6. 1!. Patriotic Order Sons of America. will hold a meeting. followed by a smoker. tomor- row night. Mr. and Mrs. John li‘. McMahon of West avenue,a1e entertaining Mrs. 1’. D. Ryan and daughter Katherine. of Hartford. Mrs. C. E. Levering has returned to her home in Bridgeport. after spend- ing a week with her sister, Miss Ber— tha Eustis. 1 A new flight of stops has been erect~ ed in front of the entrance to the Ed win Adams hat factory building in Railroad avenue. 1 Mrs. Whltlock and can have moved from New Haven to the family home in Wilton, in which place they have a number of friends. The next meeting of Norwalk lodge. B. P. O. E. is to be held. Wednesday evening. August 26. in the hall in South Main street. Miss Maude Kiuzel of Washington street has been entertaining Albert Ashley. of Bridgeport. and Authouy DcGross. of New Haven. —-Half the ills that man is heir to come from indigestion. Burdock Blood Bit- ters strengthen and tones the stomach; makes Indigestion impossible. Joseph Kennry. at Bethel. Thomas Dornn. of Danbury. Miss Mai Shipman and Miss Rose lorigan. of East Nor- walk. spent Sunday at Glen island A delegation of six of the South Norwallt Fife and Drum Corps intend to go to Yonkers. N Y., Saturday. to attend the picnic or CompanyA of that place. ‘ Miss Helen Delury. of South street. Dunbury. has returned home from a visit With Miss Mamie Early. in Nor- walk and with other friends in New York city. If you need a chiffonler. now is the time to get it and D. M. Reads is the place. They have a few odd ones which they are closing out at low prices Read the ad. Rev. F. It. Sanford has tendered his resignation as pastor of Grace Epis- copal church on Blatchley avenue. Fair Haven Sanford will transfer his services to East Lyme about Septem- ber 1. Misses Mary and Bridget Walsh Noiwnlk. and Miss Lizzie Bell. of Bridgeport who have been the guests of Mrs William Fisher. of Grassy Plain street Bethcl. have returned to their homes Mrs. Thomas Robinson 01 West Or~ ange. N. J.. is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. w. ilritto‘, oi High street. Mr. Rob- inson. who was formerly a lieutenant in Hope Hose company. is expected hcie later in the week. «Quantities Lawn Wrappers very pretty patterns. latest styles, 590 cu. M. S. Smith & Co. ' Please remember the week of raycr M, at tirade Baptist Church corner dine y and Butler streets. It is being can help to bring souls to Christ. « A number of Norwallt yachtsiilen and layers of this spelt are among! Thursday, the first race between the Reliance and the Shamrock ill. . Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Francisco. 0! New York and Mr C. E. bochrin. the well- known Wail street broker. start- ed this morning tor Boston and New" 1 port after spending several days as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dolehauty. R M Horn the South Nutrient car. penter, is placing a new rear stoop on the Smith & Potter block on the Wash- ington street bridge, which is occupied by the cold Electric Express c‘dmphl‘iy lbs“; of d . '1 Wadi (12ng (313.5 to be present at tile m t in Red Men's H L Bo- w use served il'ao'snd ing to lreshmenin our our auto mode for the law wit 5 ' in” 11 ram 11111111 at 11111351515 oi lira. Lens mismatch; some avenue. ltma‘m s‘ ” com £9” bull % the Connecticut Railway and in m'n .5... r5. ‘ ducted by D. S. Thomas. of Bridgeport. ' Connecticut. Come one. come all itnd mariners. sari. crarElCAFI DUGROSS. Ice out as 11111 the lower noorswsu'e ‘ tuéwr float-”wili‘be certified by fill- ' vats onions. Store closes daily except Satur- days at 5 o ’clock. In those vacation days of outing an der the burning sun one cannot have toogreat store and variety of the lit- tle toilebnecesurles that come into trequent need. The store is ready with abundant supply. . FOR THE BATH. Colgato's both soapwli‘c. Borax (20 male team—lac. Bath brushes—dill: Ibo 860. Nail brushes—100,15c.25c, 36c. Sponges—6c TOILET WATERS. Colgate' s—lllc. MC, 500 74c. Hudnnt’s—75c $1.40. Piuaud' s—ttlc. Roger it. Gallon—85c, 81. 50. .Wright'sv—boc 75c. We 0- day ‘s——$'l. TALCUM POWDIHB. Bradley's Woodland Violet-16c. Colgato's~160. Manson’s—Abe. Comfort-19c, 39c. Lubln' a—-20c. lludnut’a»25c 500. Powder boxes—~25c. 600. —~ We... Siturdéy .111... 11.1.1 1511.. South Norwalk’s Great Dru Goods House. .7! T ‘ V .5‘i‘hie‘ so... "aegis; its Powder puffs—25c. 'Illo. Bradley's almond meal-15c. 35c. lludnut' s almond meal—25c 50c. Spiro powder—460. Michelson' a hay rum—35c 60c. Florida water-2lc. 50c. Listerlne-1iic, 76c. FACE POWDERS. Tetlow's swan down-«151:. Tetlow‘s gossamer—19c. Satin skim—25¢. Saunder's 29c. l’ozzoni ’.s~—35c Roger a Genet—47¢: 69c. Huduut's-iiOc 31.00: Pivots—ville. v Vee-o-lay—~81£0. ‘lnblachewabc. Madame Yale—42c. Bradley's-39c. ’ OOLD CREAMS. Parker’s—10c. Hale‘s—10c. Foley's—15c. Satin akin-25c. 50c. Frostiila—lllc. Hind’s honey and almond~39c. money's—16¢. Caowell & Massey-iiic. Hudnut's marvelous—50c. Hudnut's toilet aerate—50c. Hudnut's cold cream of cucumber—— 60c. Hudnut‘s milk of cucumber—41.00. Oxzyn balm-25c, 450, 900. will last just seven Working daus. 5. 1:...- Just say... my... lhis areal oppdrtunitu to bus all sorts of seasonable merchandise at Droiiiless prices It 15 needless for us to emphasize the fact that he? 'are honest 111 our statements: that crew item offered here 15 a bargain. The one areal object of this sale is to reduce stock quicklu. We have carefullu planned for results. planned to make this. the biggest seven daus business in store historii. to attend this sale and share in the broad economies whichit otters. You are invited} Madame Yale-421;. Vee-o~l0y creme mealys~50c. Lettuce—Abe. Woodbury’s facial—19c. Camphor ice-80. Franklin charm—«35c Oriental cream—81.25. Pompelan massage cream—39c. Malvlns—Mliic. Both of Isis viola cream—49¢. TH] ROWLAND DRY GOODS CO. Bridgeport. Conn. nemmm, Weakllsh ....... (lbs. for 25 eta. barge Weakllsh ...............8ci.a. Bonita Mackerel Bets. lwordilsh....................l.$ot.g5, Steak Cod . ..... ...... .IOotl.’ ‘Bi'l‘ttoI'Mih ..... 1' etc. Al lbs. rarest:- All other varieties of Fish selling at 5 Very reasonable prices. the remainder ' of the week lint Fulfill Washington Street Bridge Qid Salvation Army Building Spectal Meat Prices. smoked Bouts, lac lb. Chopped Beef, 10o lb; Pot Roast.10c lb. up Plate and Noble Corned Beef. apnea“- .. 20¢ dos. iletermelons ., 30c and We widens . ' 5c qt. Lemons. 20c and the 3 lb. Pail Lard. . 860 W.-of“_Llnib.“ 14 to 181: ll‘orequarlers. 1 10¢ “all; Chops. 1 . 1.1“ molded Ema club. trlnn'u greatly reducedp ricel. 5]:cluolro styles in ready made veils.” ‘Awsquall caught a party of'tourlsta in Scotland and threatened to concise their boat.» When lt-aeemed that the crisis had really come. the largest and stroageatman in the party. in a state of intense fear, said. "Let us pray." "No. no. my mani'lehoutod the bluff old postman: ‘iet the little man pray. You take an. emf—April Success. __ . We are selling some of the newest and prettiest styles in white and linen duck hats. also Batavia hats and white mull hats. InOur Palm Beach and plain sailors. up. sonnet and rough and ready mi 3 are slyiisb and e'dOur entire line of dress dud tailor- climate, incline. chlflon. and straw and an'trimmed. at _ paler, A WATERIURY ROMANCE. in Which A Former Daobury Mun Figures. The Waterbury American tells the following romance: Another clopemcni of a loveiiorn con ple of this city occuired recently. the marriage us 11aunl.takiug place at Brewster N. Y. They are Daniel G. Wildn1an.of 384 North Main street. and Miss Lillian Roselle Smelledge. of 155 Round lllii street. Wildman has been in this city about a year. coming here from Danbury. He fell desperate ly in love with Miss Smeliedgo and he took well with the young lady’s motlr or. so everything was going alongmlce ' s The strike riot last January puts damper on the whole thing Wildman was arrested. being charged with throwing a stone at a trolley car. The young man was found by the jury to be innocent of the charge preferred against him and the mother of his de voted paid his lawyer's fees Later she became incensed at her daughter a lover and decided that Miss Lillian could make a better match: However, the latter could not be com vincod_ so on August 12 she journeyed io Brewster with her ilance. nudwas married. The happy couple returned to this city and went to the bride's home to secure her clothing. She was admitted. but the groom was uncere- moniously conducted to the street. They have returned to their former positions in the clock shop. it is said the mother now believes that the un- welcome eon’ln-Iaw threw the stone. WEALTHY MAN A8 N§WSIOY. Found After “use. of Nlnl Months From Home. w Frederick M. Hotchkisa, a‘ wealthy and widely known resident of moi-idea who is said ill be insane and who on coped from his conservator John W. Gee. about nine months ago, was cidgiit yesterday. in New York. He is reputed to be worth one? half a mil; lion and is vice-presides of the N don Traveler's Association. as. w as apromiuent iIiieuibe'r oi the Order “Mr It "chitin: has long been an ed; centric than one or am more peculiar habits bet ’1he rigour-in at a bet gsmll '11ng ' raise. ' are lit C. mm absolutedm been of“: h retires. ”gambit“ Mei-idea aboumt his good continuing on with y the thflntlldr ' N0 HECHUITS IN SANP. National Guardsmen Must be Discharg- ed Before Enllotln'g in the Army. The regular army sergeant who on Iabllshed recruiting quarters at Camp Chamberlain was not successful in get- ting any recruits. About seventeen men applied, some of whom were rest dcnis of Nihntlc. Captain Gohn of the Sixteenth l11i'aniry.the recruiting oili- cer stationed at New Haven was In Camp Friday and looked river the ground. He sold that he was not die appoiilted‘at not getting any recruits. and only expected to advertise the service a little. The sergeant was a good object lesson in camp, tall. trim. well groomed and of excellent physique and deportmoni; his carriage was a good example for all the soldiers in camp. The recruiting regulations now pro- vides that no member of the National Guard shall he enlisted for the United States army until first discharged from no state service. 8U CIOE PREVENTED. .. The stn g announcement the "o reventati e of suicide has been 13" covered will interest many. A run down system, or despondency invaria- bly precede suicide and something has been found that will prevent that condl tloa which makes suicide likely. At the first thought of self- destruction take Electric Bitters. It being a great toltlc and nervine will strengthen the nerves and build up the system. It‘s also a great Stomach Liver and kidney roe .ulator. only soc. Satisfaction gusran » lead by Frank}! Baxter. Drdggist. “ JUNIOR 0'. U. A. CII‘...‘ STATE COUN- The annual 1111311111; of the state council, Junior 0. U. All. will e held in Bridgeport September 21 a d 22. and the committee in charge of the en- tertain‘mont of his guests is making arrangements to give them a rousing welcome. 0n the erasing or Septem- ber 21 the committee #111 meet and their reports and Bridgeport council No. 1). will exemplliy the do} area for the benefit of the visitor’s. Or September 22:111. r'e'oi business section will be held beglnn tilt“ in the mural on a table is clear. from, o! flirt the evening Samuel 8. Beach yesterd‘ (arm at Trumbull counted on 5 many cows and upon ' to til 1 to investigate discovered;thl.t them was a deer which gracefully 1 ed the fence and went awayliko w Deer have been noticed in ‘ towns, but the one Br. Bosch ml for a cow is probably the first in migrated so near the city. ' THE DEATH PENALTY. A little thing sometimes death. Thus a mere scratch. . 5 flcant cuts or puny boils have not death penalty. it is .wise Buchleli'o Arnlca Salve ever has the bent Salvo on earth and w vent totality when Burns and cars and Piles threaten. Only 5 5 Frank H Baxter‘s drug uteri . The milk 0! human gradual! skimmed these days; ’ 3 new YORK. new HARTFORD Rangoon- ‘ “Marl “h?“ in sweetiugutt tr: tits. LEAVE SOUTH NWALX F A. M.:—-—~12 59x, 5: 24:. Sing. 6:55. 7: oz. 45 s. a. 213.9: 40 11321112? . P. “all. s: 3201: 107 4‘ 5 665: 70?: 7551130019.; 13-4611, 16. 10. 4 1.31m: new *VORK‘E'FO norm on v has 1 733i 8: ‘3 3mm?!“ P. is. non
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