Paper Pail and B - Stony Cmek. . secure W on. . W so In Most M Package Alum SPECIAL SALE 0": Ladies’ . Muslin. Underwear 50c,Drawers, at 26c. Night gowns. 39c. 2001Whiio Skirts, at 81.00 Ladles' Chemise. 26c. Ladlos' Swiss Ribbed Vests,, 3 for 26¢. El. K. BANKE, 45 A 41 WEST WASHINGTON-811,9 Mahaeitemo Hotel Sleek. South Nov-walk, Conn. bouillon lilies. WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwaik and vicinity: Generally lair tonight and Wednesday. An area. of high pressure is central this morn- 1118;” the Mississippi Valley. it is pro, duoing pleasant and cool weather in the central sections Cloudy weather with occasional showers continues in the eastern portion of the Lake region and along- the Atlantic coast. Condi- tione favor for this vicinity cool. and partly cloudy weather. The 11.8. Foundry and 8 ins Com- puny have had their cupola epaired. The G. N. McKibbin team will play the Seymour team Saturday. on the ground of the latter. The regular meeting of Uneas Tribe, Improved Order of Red Men, will be held tonight at 8 o'clock. George E. H. Smith of New York city, formerly at South Norwalif, has taken a position in Boston, Mass: Miss Margaret Magner has resumed ' her duties at the Norwalk hospital af- ter a vacation of three months. Mrs. Mary Smith and daughter, Miss May D. Smith. of New York, formerly of South Norwalk. have gone to South Carolina for the winter. David Finch. of 55 Meadow street, South Norwalk. spent Sunday in Bridgeport with his aunt Mrs. Middle. ton, formerly of South Norwalk. Victor P Sherwood, of Newark N J.. spent Sunday in South Norwalk, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George B. Sherwood. of Woodward avenue. Oscar Fisher, a former resident of this city but who is now located in Rockvilie writes. to his friends here that heexpects to go Iouth this winter. Miss Hazel Scaries, who has been visiting" her cousin, Miss Elfrleda Stoddard. of Livingston street, return- ed to her home in New‘Haven, today. Miss Grace chkerman, of the Brown library. at Providence R I. is spend- ing a few days with; mrdather. Nelson Dic kerman of High street. South Nor- walk. Miss Dorolhy. barium. or 14 Spring street Danbury. a returned home from a five now Visit with her sisa ' View I‘M ll Mama. at moire strut}? Mu.) Nmaklmuhiflull’l . III. John more virtue! in. WWW. has been spending a week's vacation “ at Auburn Perk. Mrs. William A. Clark. at Elmwood avenuo, has returned home from a Br go ‘ visit in water. The Flu Maximum Club is hold- ing taped ng. alteration. at the Pine Ledge Club house. Miss Josie Martin of Brooklyn, has been the guest of MT"; and Mus. Bioph- 1 en a Jarvis, of mu street W. Machemer. of Cedar street, has ' secured a position withdapon Schaub, the Washington street butcher. T. Prowlit, of Norwalk, has returiial from Jamestown. Rhoda ls- iand, where his family is sojourning. Mina Butler and son Harold, of Brooklyn. are spending a tow doys with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Allin, of West street Mrs. Arthur B. Partrlck and child- ren, of Bridgeport, have been visiting Mr and Mrs. Charles M. Lawrence, of ’ , We street. Chester DoVondo and his repertoire Company are to appear at Hoyt’s thea- ten in South Norwalk, the week of September 28. Miss Rena Ella. oi the Tristram & Hyatt store. Norwalk, is enjoying a va tion, and is the guest of relatives in aterbury. William '1‘. Jesse, of South Norwalk, wil furnish music at the Norwslk Ca holic Fair, in Lockwood’ s Hall, Sep- tember is to 28.. lire. Sarah M. ilpson, of South Nor- wdk and Belle island. started yester- day for Southington, Windsor, Water- bury and Pittafleld. The first meeting of the board of fifiol visitors since the summer vaca- wili be held tomorrow evening, in the selectmen' s office. The quartette of the Norwalk Con- gregational Church are expected back from their vacations to participate in the service next Sunday. Seymour Curtls' resumed his duties as secretary and treasurer of the Fair- field County Savings Bank, yesterday. after his annual vacation. Rev and Mrs. RomillyF. Humphrles. of itaflrfieid avenue. are back from a moat 's vacation in Maine. New Canm‘ Hartford and other places. Miss Mae Ward. of Chiipol street. a saloslndy at Tristram d: Hyatt‘s has resigned her position in order to take another position in New York Miss Anna Barrett has resumed her duties as stenographer and book- keep- er iii Comstock Brothers’ South Nor- walk store. after two week' a vacation. Letter Carrier John F. Henley, of Norwalk,’ left Sundiiy'.’ for Syracuse. where he is the delegate of the Not:- Hall} carriers to the National Conven- on W11|IE AS SNQW become the wool- ens and linens, and as soft as vel- vct without weak- ening or shrinking the fibre. Less labor, hence more in favor, such is the Soap of Pei- fcction Sunlight Small Prtoe— Ila Value— 5 cu. WT"! DIM-El NI WIIIIY um ter. Mrs. E. on Beers. oI South Nor- .. walk The preliminary certificate of disso- lution of the Heath Hat company. of New Haven, was field with the secre- tary of the state today —Har~tfard Courant. ’ Albert Gehehe. manager for W. S Sturievant, of North Main street. it named his duties. yesterday. after hay.“ lug enjoyed his annual vacation of two weeks. , l. Tani, presid of the American ompany, or Nor- infill}; -*-w' ~. ._. We are selling some of the newest and mutant yleiia white an linen1 duck Ike”, also Bataqu hate all white Our P3111! Mi and plain ”1105. at d h d r lhll‘l'ingl’ll‘inhm 1°”. at“ “" s”Our entire line of dressu and tailor- waik, returned ay, from an ex- Islam Is" ’gglngmfi “I“; tended business 1" hrough the lwtrst- ‘reamx'hwf'm re prices ern states. . r. . . melanin“ s laaln reads IIIA tail;- Miss Ruth La 0 daughter of Mrs. out at Ada A. Lawton;- i lrlyu. who haw been spending thé summer In South Norwalk, is a guest at Lewis isltnd: f_ 5'1 Wall st: Nov it urn ...m. szsmin «no... ...4 v . Nell-hon and son. at Moro , profit if you are minded to buy. 1'th confirm-bran Store closesdaily at 5 o’clock” except Saturday. during Old ~ liomc Week. Old Home chk visitors and "only looking" are just as welcome in this store people .who are as the people who come, buy a , certain article or articles plun- ncd for long ahead. for everybody, more than a store in fact—an exposition. llcrc.arc shown the newest fabrics, the latest garments from New York's best tailors, . working under the inspiration of Paris. the most charming of new hats, the most tasteful furnish- ings, tlic——why, there is newness everywhere in the store. What folly it would be shut out this from the enjoyment of visitorsi “Lockers" not welcome? Fudge. This is as free as a store can be. Make it your headquarters: leave your wraps at the checking desk. We charge nothing for courtesy or atten- tion. Charge you only a fair The store latch-string is out all day every business day. THE ROWLAND DRY Goons co. Bridgeport. Conn. Butterfish. Bluefish. .. ... fia- i Weakfieh. Bonita Mackerel. Swordfish. Steak Cod. While Halibut. Round and Long Clams. Cheapest place in the. city. A PT. n’ucitoss wast End of Weshingthtgeal Bridge Old Salvation Arm! Biiilding. 111. Special Meat Prices. Smoked llama...”— Chopped Beef, 2150 lb. mg in. ~ Pot Roast, 10c lb. up "fill" "WV" mm 7 '- "1v ‘0 3 1" "- Phloem. Noble Corned Beef. ’ ' I Bananps, lilo dos. Watermelons. 30c and toe OnionI, be at. Afloat“ 1.1.5.1,” O dayl’ Trips, “-50. inmost. sac and are "0-. . aerate Spring 60.4 days' Trips, 3 lb. Pail Lard. use 1.12.50; fl”... .1410. Aug. '10, 17. 24. Legs 9} Lamb, 14 to 18¢: empiric", . 10c ”Cottage city.” 6 dlys' Tripo, 01709.80 Chop! . 12 to 20¢ Don‘t Do Your Qua Cooking Du'iino ”my w~~w mu... This Warm . WWW We deliver dilly me tatlatthe ages: of material."I ‘ Pillsbury": Best Flour—the It is a store . Single filler Excursion, lids Loaves qurt'orh. Monday, Wednesday Leaves Norwalk. Tuesday, Thursday Macaulay A...“ Aug. 1:. s we "%W:. ““11. ling; t1: ' Tosca” successive stages of granu- ' liltion and purification—is done by machinery of the most modern type, and it done by machinery throughoucno handtoii‘ch- mg the 'middlings. can‘t-'79:" : Aoifikfgg '8'} N0 motile horas. sealed suit!» I “oath". . I Ian and lit a... syeiynr magi .onead . III I WagonsGivenErec For 50 Ozone Soap Trade Marks. 2 Ozone Starch Trade Marks, and in Powdpr Trad; marks H, R. BULKLEY'S NOVELTY STORE 52 80. Main 8%, So. Neruda. The three kinds of Trade‘ Marks must be presented for wagbn. All Matches stores sell the mono goods. Sand for 82-psge premium book. The ionnlk Seminal Company (Incorporated). SOUTH NORWALK, 7:85 A. M. eaves New York IESKMAN STREET, 2: 15 P. M. (Saturday 1:15 p. m.) EAST Slat STREET, 2: 45 P. ll (“turday 1: 45 p. m.) Stopping at Seton Poi on Monday morale trip daturday mam...» The steamer Hampton arrives 0 South Norwglk. at 5:30 p. m. The or lung of, Mel-walk and mrroundlnz towns should liberally patronize thll heat. as tha-Norwalk Steamboat Oom- party have been at a large expense to charter and maintain a first-class steamer on: the mute. n—n—C... .' FARE going out on returi —-—__. ' psorsLLsa City of Norwalk (FREIGHT ONLY) and rl:dayat5 00pm: and Saturday at 5: on p. m. AWhiatt. Mountains, 5 day trips, on. Clinton Tel ll? "‘75,.“ Mi WI' it Fails. a day. Trip, «and. “Illinois islands, 4 days’. Trip. in. fink-eons. is me Trip, emit :v’ . . But Could Only Blow Mouton: Door In giers attacked the sale in tho Brookv . ~ extended to him to make a rip around .1 the world with Lillian Russell and , “Fay Templeton at Dr. Good' s espouse VS... : lgON. Alw STEFUELE 0611 will» To ay, ”in Phllsseipm. mum iiiA. pi l—The elev- enth biota cavemen of the Com- panions of the Foresters of America began today in Odd Fellows' Temple. There were present about 460 deio- gates. representing 74a circles through- out tho all ted States. The order is the wow branch of the Foresters of Amomn am now about six- ty thousau in the order. The present oilicora are now: . Supreme Chiat Companion—Mrs. Marv. Toner. Jersey City. Sublime Squlel Companion—- lire. Lisiio Atwood. San Francine. Supreme Financial Secretary—B. A. heater, Bridgepo rt, Conn. Supreme Treasurer~Annlo E. Kee- van. Westboro. Mass‘. Supreme Recording Secretary—Anna Lynch. Portsmouth. N. '11. STOP THAT 001.0. or it may result in Pneumonia. glilao This breakin Colds w en- evor trod. almost .w a". tion. to 36. 50c and 81.00 bot Cllf lord. Baxter’s or Plain , " ATTACKED Poor-airfield"; ———.‘ Srookfleld, Mass. BROOKNELD, MESA. Sop. l.—-—Bui‘- field post oiiice early today, but were able only to blow of! the outer door. A start had been made on the inner door. but the eilort was abandoned The safe contained the receipts for August. About 3 oclock, some of the towns- people heard a noise but did not take” the trouble to investigate. There is no clue beyond footprints and the mark of a hand having a short forefinger at the new townhouse, where the robbers og‘tained tools for forcing the post- o co N A I the moat he‘e‘ling’ am in tho'worii‘l.‘ .T__...._..._.__. bd- GOOD ANDATHE PRINCE. dormer We id Inuit-to I. tar an 80-5 garde “Emerhld Greegdult. Dr. James W. Good. who was com- mitted to Dr. Given's sanitarium. m5 Stamford, tor three years by Judge Rite sell of Greenwich, Saturday. in the Stamford probate court, seems to con- sider the Prince of Wales an extraor- dinary man. it appeared in the testi mony given by 'one of the physicians who testified that .Dr. 0006 was s. dipso- maniac. that the belief wits based. for one. thing, on the fact. that Dr. Good declares that the Prince had a suit of emerald green serge. lined with scar- let slik which he wore on~ stated oc- caslons The witness told the court that Dr. Good had expressed his in- tention of ordering a suit just like the Princes Evidently he does not con skier the Prince of Wales a loyal Eng- lishmen. Another medical man who was a witness told of an invitatlo Dr. Good SUCKLIN’S ARNICA SALVI. Has world- wide fume for marvellous cures. it surpasses any other salve, lo tion, ointment or balm for Cute, Corns Burns iloils Sores. Felons. Ulcers. Tet- ter. Stilt Rheum Fever Spree. Chappcd Hands, Skin Eruptions: infallible for Piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 25c at Frank H Baxter‘s. drugglst POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. AlJ’llONSE AND GASTON. The new “Alphonse and ileuton." which comes to Hoyi's Theatre. Thurs- day night, ls said to be the host musl- f'lli farce on the road. The present edition is the result of the eiiorte of Allen hows, the well-known author. who has not Mr. F. Opper’s funny Frenchmen in a new and better envie nnment than they have heretofore had. The production is a most costly and elaborate one, and is beautiful in sce- nic and sartorial setting. An all star iflfil. of fun makers is announced. am- ong the leaders being the Powers Brothers. Will and Andrew. the Eur- opean successes. Harry Montgomery and Tony Pearl. Harry B. Watson the hit of “The Defender" Lawrence A. Cover. the phenomenal tenor. and the Beardsley Sisters. Gretchen and Ado lalde, late of “The Burgomastor. " The company in all numbers to people. and includes the famous British Roses, and the eight specialty show girls. the Misses Billie Wilson, Blanche Stella. Julia Cooke. Marjorie Williams. Pauline Elaine. Fannie Williams. Mae Beban and Mignon Phillips. A noteworthy feature of "Alphonse and Gaston" is its new and catchy musical numbers. am- ong them. being the enormous success, "The Maiden With the Touching Bligh." “Mlnnehaha, " "Sammy." “Congo Love Sowngz" “Our Director, " "Sunshine Sue" dSunnx Africa! Iliad"? altifllA. [$153.31 Del, when; Used not have “molds- 9 h t asthma new I". on i one” Bil cent, idly. set-did?“ "1"- NFERENOS. dyspepe ember . M :ecu .Le-‘l‘hs autum'n co erence of i and Steel institute opened here and!» AA. wins. council. or IMP a. 81111883030. seat. 1. t r of Finish“. 1.33%.... of, a. ofthscolmcmthekm specially ensued for this production ' s. and: Stern under: the presidency 01 Andrew Care I.” more Lacs-ear roe billlei‘l. Agent ior May Manton's Patterns. Ana "’3?“ This time it’s the odd lots and broken size assortments 01 all kinds of Summer Merchimdise—uou buu them at a fraction of their teal worth—dine picking for prudent Juli Hislop 6: 0 NE) Washington St. So. Norwalk. Cl. 33W! Exclusions nearly every day. .. s CLAMO FISH. MELO AND coarse. . .1 ...... -s . “r... .3... .. -. -} or L0 area on son- SHELL cine. (WITH CHICKEN, 31.25.) J Satisfaction Guaranteed. A MHOWDER ROASTED on ST EAMED CLAMSV hocuussri SALAD munch ratio POTATOr,ES 11qu.” WITH LETTUCE band, .i oton Point Hq‘TEL and RE$TAURANT " Under New Management ends: omusae. CLAMSAKES, £70.. at popular prim Oliiolng, Good Music and Special Attractions daily. AnningLF Smith. Prop. ecial Shore Dinner $1 0117 'haonan Draws out all Stops the Pain and Itching, Opens the affected parts without Drying or Seething. 256. ALL. DRUGOISTB. :“Aboacwoyeanml‘had Ecmambddthatioouid nearest sleep. Nehru-=1, I’m-pundaiteradcnna y we“. leashlg mdl’ammphu fYouratruiy. .. "New at.» m a. 'l Memoir-min Rates" I . FOR SALE BY THE C LlFFOHD PHARMACY. Folby's ii liaiuu hum}, T_H A NIHILATOR OF WON a ‘. I _. “MINI, 31.510”: ’ . m and lean cs. ' or new vows. Silaie. supervision of New 1hr): din! Cohnu'mnt. 1 Pay 5 our cost. ra nc q;I_ . “S“ every week i! from noon and from”! to l I ‘Dllil I " Trina-u?Q 01 190111131. TOWN lax 111111111113 Notice is hereby given to all liable to pay Taxis-"to that - Nor-walk County of Falrfiehi‘ of Connecticut on thd A : - ” ceiva said tube Honey-is [be will .13.. 0013131.“; To“ Hall“ 3111] o 'olook mm Tues may (lay of August 1m. ahallhepaid. in and for mm ” City of Norwalk in said walk on Mondiiy, AW ' “ from 9 0 pm . afternoon and strobe warm .
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