IT? I" 05.
“iii x. B‘nk.,
bro-R a. . “42.4"wa '.
JANAVKIHO HOTEL HOOK.
mar wasumcroaievaaer.
“‘43- ’" . Reopen uoawslu‘r.
a "w a; ‘thmr‘llor ~oedte~ two I.“
Local News No Ts.
Whitman so "he'll.
refinement and vicinity: Partly
cloudy weather and probably local
shoviers toaI hi: and Saturday. Show-
”Vixens?" to utter! during the :"pas
twenty-four hours In nearly all see-
tione eIast of the Rocky Mountains.
There were only a few places report-
lug temperatures above 90. Good!-
tldhe dd' hot Indlciite any decided
change In the weather for this vlclnlty.
Edward F. Magaer the expressman
and liveryman. Is II! at his home In
Taylor avenue
—-All the newest shapes In sailor's
and duck hats Just In at 8. S. 'l‘lllot
souls. Na. 86 Washington stres
Philip Gerhardt and wife of use...
Plains. entertained friends from Nor
within Wei the Fourth?
,uueclu Council. No, I. Order of Unit-
ed American Mechanics. Will hold I,
regular meeting tonitbt. ,
w—Latest style caps. 0' Brien.
4' The"'rernains of,,Elljsh Falrchlld, of
Norwalk. were taken to Newtown for
burial In the village cemetery.
Mr and Mrs. Gustavus H Goodrich
of South Main street. have gone to
Portland, Maine. to spend two months.
Mrs. Margaret Walsh.- of East Port
ChedterJ s spending a week with Mrs.
Florence E. Mead, In South Nerwallt',
colic .~
—The greatest value of the season
In mullllrl underwear and shirt waists
at M. S. Smith & Co.’ s.
The employees of the Old Well CI-
accompany. who are enjoying a vaca.
tlon thls week, expect to resume work
next Tuesday ‘
Princlpai George E Sartaln left
Shuth Norwalk today. for his home In
Wilkesbsrre, WPennsylvaala to spend
It'- month.
I—Now Is your opportunity. dress
hats helon cost. M. ST.lllotson a Co.
,Mrs. John Grillin. sduughter Eleanor
and son Jack, of Danbury. have return
ell home after a visit with relatives in
Solith Norwalk .
:The contract for redecoratliigI Ithe
Interior of Norlleld Church. has been
awarded tb Mr.‘.Beatty. of East Nor-
walk.
Joseph F, Cole and'MiasIIMl- E. Cole,
or: Provldence. IL I..- hsve been the
guests of Mr and Mrs. E. F. “99°":
mutt. Livingston street. ~
--Strew hats! Straw bets! 0' Brian.
Miss Florence Pohl an Lee. of Glen.
brook, returned fromt e national Pro-
hibition. convention. and reports the
best one ever. held. All. are valiantly
satisfied with hip nominees. . ..
Mrs. W. R. Foam and guests of Wes
ton left on Wednesday for a drive to
Peékslrlll. where. Lieut. Foal-u .ism In
camp. Oscar Banks, of NorwalR, wee
one of the party. . I, ,_ ,,
SHE TRIED FIVE nocrons. i.
Mrs Frances L. Sales. at Missouri
Valley 1a.. wrltes: “l have been allllct-
ed with kidney trouble five years; has
severe pains In my back and a fre-
quent desire to urinate. When hiring
I experienced much pain over the re-
gion of the kidneys. I tried five phy-
sicians without benetlt and then con-
cluded to try Foley' 3 Kidney Cure. Af-
ter taking three 81.00 bottles I wad
completely cured. " For sale at Plats:
ted's Drug Store. ' ‘ ‘
l'i’, .
SPECIAL
All This Week
Fresh or Corned
Plate 60V lb
.1; r .
i ..A—"
PUBLIC may:
‘41:}.
.12 South stern arml It
. GOING ON. A VACATlON?
' odd minutes.
7 the jellrney's
.I.Tho; work will begin next week;
4 curing suiim‘ér IcohIpIs'iat‘,
. stomach. audit has payer yet. fails to
HEALTH OFFICER. IN CHIMIRE.
" vea‘tl
, nmrtlal loading around-
,Iue'r 'riiemtlua Iron stations». til
‘t‘ I". " .‘l ‘. ..I‘:
Take plenty of time to get
ready.
Remember that you may be
mIlosI Iaway from a paper of pins.
'i‘ake plenty of things to dinner
1! Well as some pleasant work ViIor
. Let" the: book supply be lairgq.
Cah"t "have too many bouks es—
pecially if there IS a spell of rain.
Pack your belongings in good
stout trunks and they' ll be safe at
will.
Remember that the store is just
heaped full of the things y,ou,'-ll
need; and. renlenibcring. demand
tquick good service. .
Here are some hints:
'l‘raveling- coats, mohair,
gee or silk. ,
Shirt- waists.
Walking-skirts.
Bathing-suits.
Play-suits for children.
4 Sun-hate for children.
. IBcach-hats.
Sailor-hats.
150w shoes.
Rubber‘solt low shoes.
Children's sandals.
Children‘ s socks.
Cool stockings.
Good books.
, Correspondence stationery.
Camera supplies
Bicycling supplies.
'(‘xblfing supplies.
Tennis goods.
Fishing tackle.
pon-
And when you ve got away.
remember this:
The store has an efiiciellt mail-
ordcr department and will serve
{on by mail as well and as quick-
y as it could In person.
THE ROWLAND
DRV GOODS 00..
VIIViIV‘lIIr
BRIInoapos'Vru .
dotlmavV Iasllluuilfimaura:
rel--
New York loin! Houses Active In
. Pushing ,aIsles of Mounties.
Co‘uatty bonuses. m thatxnevsr be
fore: have: the New Yer-limited thousaa
Not anlynhond mousse. hut brokerage
houses as velluare: sendlng bond salami
men through the cannula. to'. sail aecu:
ritiae .w country. beaks This baa
been going on tor. some months.
LCouutry .baakers: are. If anything...
more conservative. .than ever in. their
purchlilies. o! securities. Some of the
small banks have been weakened. by
thplr, lll advised Investments during
“period or inflated voices. In cease
quence of past mistakes count bank-
era are s‘crutlnl’sll'l'g more“ is refully
than ever lbs bonds offered to thppl
from New York.
Manyiot' like build houses are pha‘h-
intt lrdclianéhunds which yield a con»
Slllel‘flllly larger Income than the
am Iallwgy Issues. Country bankers.
I "utbal
favorably Jay
emore p u tlve sci.
curltles. The 1:6: I“
t popular saues are
tract of Wild" rswberry
diarrhoo’aim'i'o‘od'y llux‘, pain -
do eve rytlllng nuns for It; ,~"
Secretary Llndsley qt theaters boardm
of hue
sauce existing In the bedb!
Northamt oncanel neat-me Mutilated
eta lpn. kidnap“ declaretsthet tpe,
nt water mlk'etgthe pldgn
W4
5 o J»
'Ii
.s‘vdn‘
till!
’Isrl. 'L "i
“‘«Itooil a can of! '
Stomachandflvsr'l‘ab
mingenarmnaerandwaas’
‘ story as a billiard room.
4- rock. which has lately been 1* ‘acrdm In
been as activelia pushing their wanes. m
. Chrlstlan Temperance Union will take
t mood .de’nzgl‘taks "tympani
'l per cent. steam railway bonds selling .
‘ A‘ W m .
. I .3 .
, comfortable.” visitor to the is-
and on.
3 th “sills
piggy“
tremfilalhto “meant. sd‘t
"I
be leulich
r Water Witch. or
mkfisfioflfit slums lent the
Timothy“ Foot! and family are
fling Into tot'iié footage. Mr.
Foster spent day In‘ Iury.
H. L. Rowland’s hand
slowly Imp
ls swathsd
skillful medc
nicely.
Inn Cornell ls using his handsome
days and is taking out a ‘uumber oI
lollyparties.
Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Norman and Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Austen, of Daabury
have been stopping at the Bell Island
house.
Krebs. L. Street. Miss Harriet A
Street and Miss Sadie A. Street. of
New. York. ha-Vo been stopping at the
Bell island House.
.A large sloop yacht with a number
of young men on board stopped on the
I'racht Club, Wednesday night. They
”went ashore and serenaded -a number
of the residents. . .
3 A party of lolly New York younr
men are occupying a cottage at Pine
.dege. They have made several Ivls
sited to Belle island and seem to be hav-
lng d. fine time.
. Five trolley cars loaded with excur-
jsionsta from the First Baptist Church
In Bridgeport. arrived at Roton Point
xyestorday and the excursloaists spent
them day at the Point. They had a
fine time. .
Mrs A. S. Schuldlce and family, ex-
pect. to remain a- few more weeks at
their cottage before returning.,to their
borne Ill Danbury. The Misses Fay
have already returned to their-homo
Ip Danbury. and their cottage has
been leased for the season. .
..Joel C, Poster of Arbor cottage.
continues to slowly Improve at his
summer home on the Island. Mr. Foe,
tars condition Is not regarded as ser-
lous. and his ultImate recoverey is
looked for by his many friends. '
4 Work ls progressing nicely upon the
boat. house and club house being erect-
ed on .’l‘avern Island by E. Hill. The
lower story of the building will be
used as a boat house and the upper
Maurese Institute on Kaiser's l‘s
land, In filled with the priests who gath-
er there each summer to recuperate af
ter the season’s work. The quarters
are onlI taken uon. and the‘ visitors
Ihre-r r'e on plum all nthe plesures of
the piece. wng. ,d shins and eth-
letic sports serve tii pass the time
pleasantly and hesithnllly.I . ,
Some of the winners at the Island
have had excellent luck In coaxing the
blackheh from their molly homes and
a number of dulteIla‘I-ge ones hays been
landed so far. Mrs. Adolph Peelen, of
New Mllford. who Is‘ stopping at the
Bell Islam! House. went fishing the
other day and landed ll big one. The
other members of the party also had
good luck.
Michael McNerney, who to known in
all the residents of the Island «loaned
Ihls bathing suit yesterday afternoon
and set a number of stakes for "In pur-
pose of mooring his- skiff. the El am
commission. Mr. McNerp
tofore lighted the street llgh ll"but that
been dispensed with this year so
far. end what lllumlnatlon there has
been he‘s been «one by the residents
themselves
The members or the Women's
trolley ride to Roton Point. Friday.
leev‘llig Atlantic Square at 2: 45 p. m..
each paying the regliler fare. All will
return before dark. A basket lunch
will be taken. Ashort business"
‘Iileellflg will be held at the Point.
Should the day be rainy the meet
lug will be held at the usual place and
tllpeV.13 Washington avenue. 3: 30 p
As this will be the only meeting
In duly. It is dull-ewe it, should be
well attended—Stamford Advocate.
There Is a tradition among Bell ls
land. visitors that as soon a! the meet-
'wIIIILraIn In a tell! days rain has
come and has dampeneduihe Island
but not the pleasures of
:I it proved rather nu-
me he probably llll
,3.Itnerlence in some
time. . " redid cats at .the Island
were awakened darling I. heavy rain
am b 9.; units tang. 35““;an
bag on . r .II pp
.. g red automobile, lag
ebou the streets. Flu Y‘th‘e
Who was runnlng the machine
lp-askedmllers he was. He had; Intend-
o . toStamtord. but in View:
oi! the right roa‘d Irl are.
there not being Millers with the geo-
owns a to I the {way
wk"; vibe Val-Imam ad,
edav'lng crossed the bridge, and with
e directions furnished him by a kind
hearted resident, he turned his mach-
e about and In the torrent or rain
03 IN! mlilnlthheiouflldh {0?
it Is“ safe to say that‘hls Im-
01 the Island. were not as
p easant as if he had visited it under
probe favorable dlmumstances.
,‘ tododne ....
,- attainments“
remote a_ healthy delicacy the liver
{- i
Rained 's Birth-V
W
trier Wiali (mm. you NEED I'r
aeolian ls again at head wasp
diarrhoea and dysentery are prevalent
til at we
. I'l'h’s nun-u :“emllor
Iibahda'gsa. but under .
l attendance ls Improv. ‘
launch to. the .best advantage these '
tee Wool Tent begin that n
nessand landed at Bell Islandepae Store
Miss Nelllc Holmes. treasurer
of the Young Welded s Tanners
enceAssociatloa'ol Buffalo. N. VI.
strongly advises all suffering
women to rely. as she dd; up-
on Lydia E. Plukhsm' s Vege-
table Compound. " ‘
. “ Dun Mlle. Plasma :- Your med-
lclns Ia lgdssd woman's medi-
cine. an by far't chest I know to
restore lost health eIInd strength. I
suffered misery for several years. beln
troubled with menorrhsgia. My bac
achcd I had bearing-down pains and
frequent headaches. ,I would often
wake from restful. sleep. and In such
pain that l suflered for hours before I
could “go to sleep a sin. I dreaded the
longn u1hte as mile as the wear days.
I consu ted two dlflerent phe eciena.
hoping to st relief but. Iln log that
their medic ne did not seem to cure me.
(tried your Vegetable Compound
an the recommendation of av'frlend
from the East the was visiting me.
I ”I am glad that I followed“ her ad-
vice. for every echo and pain is gone.
and “is only this. but my
health much improved. I
he appetite and have gained In dull.
My earnest edyioao lo auflerln
'e to put aside/g instill: use and
to tells Lydiafi R’llam s Vege-
table Compqoug?» q-Miss Name
ROLMIS, W) lsIo'u St... Buflalo.
— woo fl II I atom-ii
a MIN “Iain-cl «an:
BREAT ROCK FOR TOMBBTONE.
.II-o.—
Psach Lake Landmark Being Trans-
partsdtq New Jersey.
Contractor ephen Wright has com-
pleted his con rent for the removal to
1 Harlem freight car of the huge bowl-
der which for many years has been a
landmark on the Walter Palmer farm
at Pelich Lake. s'sys the Brewster
Blandard. The bowlder has been ship-
led to Camden, N J., where It will
be erected over the grave of Graham
Wood, the young Cornell student. who
died during the typhoid fever epidemic
dyer, a year sen. Jar. .Wood spantsev-
era! vacatlopi seasons at the lake and
the stone.w Ich weighs over eighteen
tons, attracted his attention. He would
spend hours with his books seated up-
on the rock and became so attached
.o It that he r nested his relatives to
have It am: All amendment over
his grave as nearly In Its original state
of attractlvengss as possible. It was
necessary to t the bowlder In two
to transport t Ind several teams were
required to a'w It to Purdy's Station
where It was loaded with dlmculty up.
on a flat car. The task was dIIllcult
as Mr. Wood's relatives were expllclt
In their stipulations that the moss on
one side of the rock. especially admir-
ed by the young man. must be kept In-
tact. .
PM
UNCLAIMED BANK DEPOSITS.
The folloMng savings bdn‘kshhve re-
ported to the comptroller as to ac-
counts where the depositor has neither
made a deposit nor withdrawn any
money during the past twenty years
The number of depositors and the
amounts are as follows:
Stamford. fortyone. 52. 415. 69.
Torrlngton. twelve. 549 62.
.Rldgelleld. three. 599. 32.
1Pcpplc‘s. Brldgeport, elglltcen. $607.-
3
City; Bridgeport. fortyone 3922.
'Norfolk. fourteen, $397 06.
NIGHT WAS HER TERROR.
“I would cough nearly all night
long." when Mrs. ones. Applegetemf
Alexandria, Ind., "and could hardly get
my sleep. I had consumption so bad
that If I walked a block I would
tough frightfully and spit blood but
when all other medicines failed. three
“00 bottles of Dr. --.ug’s New Dis
very wholly cured me and I gained
3 pouni'llau It's absolutely guaran-
teed to cure Cong a. Colds. he Grippe.
Bronchltls and all Throat and Lung
ables. Price We and 01:00 Trial
bottles free at F. H. Baxter‘s Drug
.., O.
“A woman can't keep a secret, " de-
clares the mere men. .
‘ .."Ob I don’t know,” retorts the flut-
t‘ery women. "I've kept my age, a se-
cret since I was twenty-four."
.4“Yes: but one of those days you will
give It away. In time you wll! simply
M's to tell it."
:I.“We!l I think that when a woman
has kept sensation twenty years she
comes pretty near knowing how to
keep lt."-—.ludVgs. _I
3Whlts¢ldallbut ...............,.. 12¢
cm nucsoss
Fourth of July. Cut In prices In every
article in the store.
8 FOX,
“i? we LaoIas' TAILOR,
ti min ltmt. ' Nemalk. could.
a vsav onanvaasoue cow
TRACT '
made with the Motropollten Pharma-
cel Company enables us to sell their
high grade
REEF. IRON AND WINE.
generally melted at 756 FOR 45¢ PER
FULL PINT.
ZeitiuIss Pharmacy...
I NC. MAIN IT. IO. NOIWALK
‘ .).‘._ -0- -.33
Tel Call an.
Gregorus Palm. i
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
———_
snails DINNIRa AND s‘ss roob
or ALL Tglglnosééooxso
IATHING AND-FISHING.
IATH HOUBE8.'30 RENT BY CIA~
I lam, Ill.
Jenkins ”NO-VII".
EM
CANLOCK PACKIN.
"Carried lit-Monk.“ ..
COLD AND SILVER PLATINU-
New Mined Bechlcllstsrls.
News as superior. can show em
In ”sum.
Repairs to Stationery .qu Mac
rlns Englwss, and General Aldeh-
. Inc We": “lion“.
we a. N.‘ KIMBIN
M'FG co. .
, BI WATER 37-. 00.; VNORWALK. VV
THE JOHN B. Z’ WRENGZ’
.. Imam M-t
Au. Ineuaanaas RIM. savers.
nonsense NOTARY. area's.
soar TICKETO.“
12 OOUTH MAIN.CTREIT.
‘ ' Tel. Cl". ”C.
SIX ROUTES
St. Louis Exposition
.vIe
Old Dominion Line
‘tFXEOEélylggdrmatlonV and prices apply
JACOB ill. Myron. 3
3 R. R. RV... SoIIIh Normand
‘Broekslds Like 100‘ cm
Panda
as: rep av ocean spasxuuo
artisans. no one warm ice
on snow ice on re: JOB. ‘3
uurr mo.
J, L. McFarland,
BillkSilll [all III in.
OFFICE an. IV moison eraser.
sworn Fl
E'm.lfl.fl£l!h——- asee.IOl..lflAIl.’Ow'1w
pol-gulls. for. ..... 25c
Flukunnd Flat Fish .. ........ ' CG
Iuek' Chad. from we to 25¢ each.
Fresh Mackerel 20c and 25¢ each.
Wank Flch
Milt Cod .......‘............"4... 10°
Ileck Fish do
1' Netlve sale and other kindest froth
lien ssllna atrssesnabls prices.
lest til at Washington nonetheless
. mmamym’?‘
Special prices for Saturday haters
Your Nacatlon Needs
I. I. chilly-an Proprietor.
H. 5. Plcksrlng. ‘
year. Is manual
"I.
The they for th’ .4 ting Is
to be verV hbliifiil M lit a buying
vertlsemont we quote you slime very
much to your Interest to make on
close at hand. This slot! is equipped
of your vacation outht. In this ad-
tempting values. Think you’ll find It
early Investigation.
THIN alsao unpenWasa
' FOR woman
Part of a mill mnn' s surplus stock.
They were bought for bargains, they' ll
be sold for bargains.
Ladles' fine jersey rib vests. sleeve-
less, wlug sleeve, all sites. 1299c.
Lediee' Jersey rib vests. In line qual-
ity. sleeveless, and wing sleeve.15c.
Ladles' lIIsle thread vests, sleeveless,
regular 25c quality. special 17c.
dies linle thread vests, In blue.
pink and white, fancy and plain, In
all sizes. 26c.
Ledles' extra line lisle thread vests,
plaln and fancy. regular 50c. quality.“
I Sale ols
our summer trading.
largest manufacturer of subh In the U
acqulred at a price that enables us to
prices.
EVERYTHING "I THE MILLINER
83585 moonstone.
"am smitten... ~
VII WASHINGTON CTREET. ‘ ’4‘
' sacwv suviuslt UNDERMU‘LILNI
These are special lots. spoolelly prie-
ud. and you are Invited to buy Allyou
heed wh ls these lots la.st --
trimmed. extra 8001! value, at too.
and embroidery trimmed. good scanty.
at 29 cents.
Ladles' inuslln drawers. lace ‘eild
embroidery ruffle. extra full and land
quality, at 60- and 59 cents. 4.
. Ladles' muslin skirts, with has»
stitched ruffle. extra good quality. hill-
cIal at 75 cents. ‘r‘
Ledies'.‘ short muslln eklrts. '4.th
lace Insertion and lace trimmed. at ‘Vllc.
IIIIII Ills
Surpassing all our former hat sales which has become such a feature of
These helm comprise the entire sample stock of the
nlted States. and which we fortunately
otter you them at ouethlrd the regular " ’
Extra tine quality untrlnllned straw hats at 29c.
,«..,...3,g i.
Annual clearance Sale of TrlmmedV lililineru’ '
if I.'“,
V LINE AT REDUCED PRICIII
AGENTS' FON‘IAINNER ’ATTERNII. 7‘ J" '» l
5.3. Trnnorson.
° chru honwsut. calla.
True E
price and getting the best march
of dainty neckwear as here.
priceslo w
86 Washington Street.
Is not so much In paying the smallest price: but to paying the
Indian. . However. entities list
the person who can't use It. but every woman can use nice it Itw
no where In The Norwslks will you and ‘9 large and vetted can?” rtmen
The styles are new. dualltibrl excellent "And
II. II. army.
(SOHO
. t”: fit”)?
'“ on And zeal-V.
..Ul’fil
main-3p»; w --,- M8
"(W 3.....-
Steamer “Ma
I. nm‘mfi
w. t. a...“
2:15 P.
1:45P.M
received frOm 7: no A. M. to 5. 00 P.M M.
.,......_- "w..-
AFTER TEN YEARS.
«I
County Commlellansrg to Have Guar-
ters Renovated.
Commissioners- will4at last have their-
suite of rooms In the County Court
other set of rooms In the building has,1
been repainted and rebuilt while the
commissioners waited. Now since the
ceiling has begun to sag In places,
they think It Is about time to look to-
ward repairs. before pieces of theplas-
tar fell upon eofiuflats at
state's ettorallly's room on the ti'rst
floor Is also undergoing ropelrs. A doa~
on or. so of. chairs will. be sent to the
Inn to be miss".
LADIESVJE ,
mm 3, ;90IPOUID
snowmen ranmlss
Coroner Detail am List For inns..."
county is a Large Ono.-
ber of “floaters" found In Eatrfleld
county during tble past quarter of the
y
media were found
harbor.
in
’lllo lloIIiIll Steamboat ”iii
it
Leave. South Norwalk. 7:30 A. M
M.. (Saturday 1:15 P. M.) Z‘Eeat 31st at. 2:
PROPEZZER ‘I‘ CITY OF NORWRZR " --
rsmdivrr Satyr-ideals. New ii o‘rk, Monday, Wednesday .3... E
at 5. 00 P. M. Loaves Nomalk Tuea. Thur. and- Sat. It'd: 30 a In. 1’
After watlng ten years. the Counlyi
house repaired and renovated. Every .
an. unseen (I
, boarding
, inlury.
Coroner Detect.“- says that the hard: I‘
We ”MT“; ‘ ‘
pareoiu and three ‘,
itil Junie Isr
{V’II'
. I “new” I.‘
Leavss New v.‘
e
In Cemetoek Aimed.
Justice Baldzh'
case .0! Char-l ..
the Connection
Indies'I- muslin corset covers. lace.
Ladies muslin corset coveraul'sss'
t~ (“fink
In only“ tlle "It!“
33s. 3‘ nu
Irecelved ll; ai216 clerk
court. nV ll)
Cbmstoc “pi-ii»; Q ‘
trial. Coins m '
:ges 1of 5800 hauled”:
W 01' 001.". 1'
celved In enrolls: ~-
she had to gty ”r’d‘p'.
terence between the '
”turmz .
.would hlive been madfi‘
lather inalienable!
two: L‘lfir
The is
Ingtou, ID.
Tonknowaenddnsred
Norwalk Chronicler