' inghnm Post, G. A. R ,.of Not-walk, was
,Cnnada; W H. O'Hara, Noroton; Oscar
....th WWW
PHONE. 365- 5.
We make our
lee Cream
absolutelu of all
parts cream.
LANE’S
5| Washington St.
gooeeeeeeo «“r
1
1
PM
11111 Neils Niles.
S. M. Aller—~ left today for a trip to
Denver, Col.
J. Irving Dibble leaves today for a
visit to Portland, Mo.
Henry N. Perry, of Norwalk, intends
to spend Sunday in New Haven.
Watkins and Dow are headquarters
for all kinds of oils. See ad. '
John Kelly, '01 Mntteawan, N. Y., is
visiting in town for a couple of days.
~Black and Brown Derbies, O’Brien
A routine meeting of Lincoln Coun—
oil, 0. U. A. M., was held last evening.
Miss Florence McMahon, of Bayvlew
avenue, ls spending a month in ltidgo-
field.
Miss Elsie Quintard, of Maple street,
leaves today for New York tor a briei‘
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 1. Raymond
lt-i‘t today for Fort Ethan Allen, Vt.,
for n Week‘s visit.
We Insure
Gasoline
Power
1 .. Boats
To more Golden
14 Washington Oh, So. Norwalk, Ct.
Don't You Want a
BLUE SERGE
FIRE IN CATHOLIC PROTECTORY
Nine Hundred- West Chester
Msrchod to Safety,
NEW YORK. July ltl.~-While fire
was burning in the Catholic l’rotcctory
at West Chester early today, also hun-
dred boys were marched to safety in
an elilcicnt ilre drill. When the alarm
was given the boys were in bed and
none knew the locality of the blaze.
Tire priests in charge gave their sig~
nals anti like trained firemen the boys
arose, dressed, and stood awating fur-
ther orders. Then, mainttming perfect
discipline at the command, the little
companies gave an exhibition that was
the result of months of patient drilling
In the meantime the older boys who
have been organized into a fire com-
nay; fought the 019 with the protec-
tory apparatus and had the blaze un-
der control when the city fire depart-
ment arrived. The damage ‘wns
slight.
summer fabric.
Boys
to 50 inches waist measure.
From $10 to $18. '
Summer Suits of every good fabric
tailored. $6 to $15.
Shirts, Thin Underwear, Belts, Neckw
And Trunks and Bags to carry theml
srxrv YEARS or sanvrcs. .
SAN FRANCISCO. .Iuly 10.——Aftcr
nearly sixty years of service, the
southern terminus for the Pacific Mnii
Steamship Company's liners, the City
of Panama, will no longer be the last
port of call, for beginning with the tie.
parture ot’ the steamer ilarrncoutn to-
day. all vessels will clear for Ancon,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Our Great Guarantee: Satisfaction or Money Book.
sun .1
More solid summer comfort in :1 good Serge Suit than any
man knows of unless he has one himself.-
More men wear Serge every year, not only because of its
coolness. but also because it gives more wear than any other
Good Serge such as we sell does not change color in the
least, the suits hold their shape indefinitely because they are
made by tailors who know how to make serge suits right.
They follow the smartest fashions, in both single and double-
breastcd styles. And we can fit any size or shape of man up
We want to sell you a serge suit—fast blue—warranted for
'dye and wear—guaranteed to give satisfaction.
— Homespun, Crash,
Flannel—coat and trousers—cleverly designed and perfectly
Everything you need for now—Straw Hats, Negligee
car and Fancy Hosiery.
it when you go away.
ROGERS&STEVENS
Successors to Comsiook Bros.
111.. CALL. in.
canal zone, the port of entry recently
established by the canal commission.
anti American territory. Cable advices
just received from the isthmus state
A routine meeting of Eureka Lodge.
Daughters of Rebekah was held last!
chning. ice cream and cake were[
served after the meeting. t
George W. Fisher of 55 Meadow
street pltked yesterday a fine ripe to- 1
111an from a vine on his premises Tire
plant was set oirt the 12th of May.
it you have not yet visited the Mill
End Sale at liowlnnd’ s be sure. to get
there next Week. There are greater at-
tractiuns than you dream oi“.
'lhe t‘unclal of Hugh 0 Rourke was‘
held yesterday morning in Danbury.
It was largely attended The inter;-
rnent was in St. Peters” Cemetery.
(.rand Excursion to New York and:
Casey island, Wednesday, July 201k 1
An iron Steamboat it aves ltototr Point;
at 9: 30 a. or. Read the ad for partic-
ulnrs.
Mrs E. C. Jackson, who has been
the guest for sevternl days of her sistt- -,1’
Mrs S. K. Stanley, of Main street No1»
walk rctutntd home to New Haven,
today. . _‘
Though the weather is hot this is a
good time to prepare for the cold of .
the winter by having your coal bins
filled. The Ferris Coal 00., will supply
all needs. .
Mr. and Mrs, Charles F. Dauler, of
Mnrncrs Harbor, Staten island; form—
erly of this place, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel 11, North on Van Zandt
street, East Norwalk.
The cases against Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard irwin. who were to have been, tried
before Justice of the Peace William H.
Wiimott. Jr., in Dar-ion, yesterday,
Were postponed until Monday.
Mr. and'Mrs. Frederick H. Rowan
left town today for Boston, where' they
will visit Mrs Rowan's sister. They
will go from there to Portland, Me, to
visit M1. and Mrs. G. ii. Goodrich.
A regular weekly meeting of Buck,-
held last evening, at the post rooms in
Wall street. A number of the mem
bers of the Post expect to go to Bos-
ton in August and attend the National
Encampment of the G. A. R.
Albert Grindrod. of Norwaik, and
William DeWItt, of Wilton, attended
the baseball game in New York, yes-
terday. between the New Yorks and
(‘Ievciands of the American League.
The New Yorks won the game, which
lasted fifteen innings, by the score of
three to two
Natl). K. Kouck, C. W. Park. E. L Rein-
hard. W. ’l‘. Thimers, W. P. Shellyard,
George H Hawiey, New York; 0. von
Ezlsffstein Brooklyn; T. A. Wagner
Kingston OntL'; E A. Young, Picton,
Gardner, Lowell, Mass. were guests
yesterday, at the Hotel Clifford.
Don't overlook the popular excur-
sion to Block island covered by ad. in
this issue. As an ocean summer re-
sort. the island has no equal and cou
pled with the delightful trip by rail
and water. and the shore dinners for
which the island is renowned, it is as
pecislly attractive. The advance sale
of tickets has been heavy. See adver-
tisement. ,
~48th hats! Straw hats! 0‘ Brien
The lollypop craze is not as violent
in Norwalh as it is in other cities. In
and Connecticut town 1000 customers
allay buy their r'atfyon-utick. One
dealer has sold 360 dozen In thé past
month. Another sold sixty doses in
thirty hours. The lollipop! are made
in winter-green. orange, lemon, butter
scotch, chocolhto licotrlce; birch, cln.
neuron shapes: penitence tasters.
The Prohibition Alliance will hold
its regular host Sunday after»,
noon at3:.151n0 AR. Hail, Nor-
wok." Weaviilbeiuchsrscot
the1w.'c. ’i‘. 11., ant” Us «mom a
large inmbgfloiawcmomma town] it:
preach " ; are 00m -
vital! to annotate sumac.
itown of La Boos. close to the mouth
that all American vessels would be e11-
tered and cleared at. the new port un
der the same rules as those prevailing
in other United States entry ports. As
a result steamers in future will escape
foreign port fees and tonnage dues,
which have been comparatively high.
Ancon the new southern terminue for
the Pacific Mail steamers, is the old
given to your animals, you will I:
buy anywhere.
of the Rio Grande and about three
miles north of the city of Panama it
is the western entrance to the propos-
ed canal. and has a deep water chan-
nei, which the French Company built
at the time it endeavored to creat the
waterway across the isthmus.
and patronizes that dealer year in
think of going anywhere else.
Iiuy Oats 'i‘lints Clean,
DANBURY SCHOOL SUPERINTEND
E .
DANBURY, July 10.——Gilman C.
Fisher. superintendent of Public
Schools in Great Harrington and Len-
ox, Mass, has been chosen superintend-
ent of schools in this city at a salary
of $2 .500
W
DANBURY'S ELECTRICAL STORM.
DANBURY, July 16.——-A severe elec
trical storm swept over Brookficld and
the neighboring town last night, dani-
nging crops, killing stock and causing
much loss. At Brookileld a. burn on
the farm of Albert Thiede was struck
by lightning and burned.
The Clearance Sale at the Boston
Store is a great success. There are
runny bargains you should take advan-
tage of, See ad.
price.
TAKES LESS WEARS LONGER.
DeLancey Gregory of Fort Plain, N. Y. TERMS' on this grade piano.
To Longman & Martinez, Paint Mak-
ers N. Y.
"Its a surprise how little I... & M
Paint is required to paint a big hoirse.
Have sold the L. 6‘: M. for over twenty-
fivo years.
‘Maay houses are well painted with
four gallons of Langmuir (it Martinez
1. & M. and three gallons of Linseed
Oil mixed therewith. Actual cost of L
& M. less than $1.20 per gallon. Wears
and covers like" gold. Sold by Wat-
kins & Dow, South Norwaik: Hubbcii
& Staples Hardware Co.. Norwalk; W.
S. Guyer it Son. Westport; Northrop
Bros, Southport
We have sold pianos 46 YEA as. and
states. Worth your consideration atlesst.
MENT OR GUARANTEE WE MAKE.
Niger Music id on.
Title for a quarter
“Girl Of My Dreams," “I Love You,"
“Blue Bells." ”Burning of Rome,"
“Dawn of the Century,’ “Boys, and
Girls" march, “KoKomo.” “Good Bye
Little Girl," “The Song 1 Heard In My
Dreams,” and 100 others.
F. B. COLEMAN’S
.76 'Weshinofon Street.
to North Mslmut, South Norwaik.
Agent "PK 6. Spauidlno's Baseball
and Sporting Goods. , -
Developing and
it; in Print
keep money in out of town banks,‘nt
’ signer cenLiwlren you can get
4°|o 1
sttho“
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
anudnotsotothendxhhor-
49 Wall siren,
Nomallt. 33 1-2.
, . A Depa11ure
trim old methods and non-progressive
mess in the livery business enables us 1
to give strictly Watts service. = '
Were abreast of the times in em
'33“ among militias. All " '
v eases. o at prices. meme
carriages and “sin “soul. a
furnishedior , acclimated ll WM
Piano Club
Your opportunity to become a member is smaller each day, "re-
member, twenty tire is the limit, after which you must pay regular
NO MISLEADING STATEMENTS, but. an offer worthy of our past ,
business policy. WE DO NOT C LAIM TO SAVE YOU $100, but each
member will benefit to the extent of $40, and get exceptionally LOW
STORES. Have ”a capital of over $1,000,000, own our factory, and every
piano in our stock, and sell more than any concern in the Eastern
WE SHALL BE RIGHT HERE TO BACK UP EVERY AGREE}
w. P. B ERS,
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.
EL EPONH N.E
If you are careless or indifferent as to the quality
uy your groin and
The wise man finds out where he can
get the most good, clean. reliable grain for his .money,
and year out.
Our customers are steady customers. They never
MANUEL 'i‘. HATCH.
operate more than 30
Telephone 3 asses.
1
Printing
' iii
. Out. 6‘: West.
I 80. Main Ctr-est.
“ 80.13! Notwsik.
, .‘Just received another large ship meat of Eastman Kodak
ON SATURDAY. JULY 16 we
will give to any person suffering
with Kidney Trouble, who will
call at our store, ONE1RECU-
um 500 sox in minutes
BUCHER WAFERB free of
charge. Cali early as our sup-
ply is limited.
THE BilliDDil PiliBiitlil
The Prescription Store.
All cars pass the door. Night
Calls Answered. Tel. CIII, 12-2.
TODAY m WALL eraser.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.-—The
opening stock market was irregular,
yesterday's strong stocks especially
showing the effect of profit taking
sales. Union Pacific which closed last
night at 97 solid at 96V. and 96 on the
opening transfer of 3,500 shares and
then receded a fraction further and
Southern Pacific declined 1%. These
were the only notable features of the
market.
WALL STREET, 11 a. m.~—Moderato
buying otthe Pennsylvania group ad—
vanced them a fraction. There was
very little of interest otherwise in rail-
road stocks. Prices generally stiffened
after the opening realizing sales were
completed. United States Steel, pfd..
was bought heavily and rose 1%.
Northwestern, Delaware it Hudson and
Wheeling and Lake Erie declined l,
and the Second, pfd.. 1%. Erie 1st.
pfd., St. Louis. Southwestern, pith,
Tennessee Coal, Locomotive, pfd..
Smclting, Steel Foundry and United
States Rubber, pfd., gained 1 to 1%.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wtres of
Naples it Goldschmidt, Commission
Brokers, Swartz & Corbett Block.
South Norwnlk. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. 1 pm.
Amal. Con, 52% 53 is 52%
A, C. & P, Go, 18 18 18 18
Am. Cot. Oil, 27 27 27 27
Am. ice, pf., 27 27 27 27
Am. Loco. 22 2259 22 22%
Am. Smelt, 55% 57 55% 56%
Am. Sugar. 129% 129% 129% 129%
A, T. & 8. Fe, 70 70% 70% 761/;
A. T. 0: S. i". p, 94% 95 94% 95
Bolt. & Ohio, 83% 84% 8314, 84%
Bkiyn R. T., 50% 50% 50% 50%
Chen. at Ohio, 3414 34% 34% 34%
Chi. & N. W.. 175 175% 175 1757/;
Ch. Gt. West, 14% 14% 14% 14%
O. M. & S. i’., 147%; 148% 147111, 1481,;
Col. 11‘. & i., 32% 32% 32% 32%
Del. & liud., 158% 158-74 158% 158%
Eric, 25% 26% 25% 26%
Eric, 1511., pt... 61% '03, 61% 63
Gen. Elem, 162 163% 102 103%
Lou. & Nash, 115% 1,16% 115% 116%
Manhattan. 151 15i 151 151
Met St Ry. 116% 116% 116% 116%
Mex. Central, 10% 10% 10%,
M K & T. 1815 18%...1854
M. K. & 'i‘.. W.. 40% 401i .
Mo. Pacific. 93 93%
Nat. Lead. 22% 23
Nor. & West, 01% 62
3014, 30%
281/5. 28% '1
118% 11-099
100% 101
32% 32%
51% 52%
7% 7%
22% 22%
18 . 18
Pac. Mail,
Penn. 11.11.,
Peo. Gas,
Pres. 8. Car,
Reading, 7
Rep. Steel,
Rock island,
Rub.‘Goods,
South. Pam. 511,5 51%,
Son. Ry. 00., 24 * 24%
Son. Ry. C. pf., 89 89%
Tenn. 0. & I., 39% 39%
Texas Pac, 25% 2515.
Union Pac..‘ 96%
U. S. leather, 7%1
U. S .Lea. pf., 83%
U. S. R. & 0., 7%
U. S. Rubber, 17%,
U. 8. Steel, ‘ 11%:
U. 8. Steel, pf., 60%:
Wabash. 11 17%
Wabash. pt, 36
Wes. Un. Tel., 88 88
Wis. Cent., 18 18 18
BANK STATEMENT.
RESERVES, inc., 8 8.55.625
LOANS, inc., 9,255,900
SPECIE. inc., 12,205,000
LEGALTENDER, inc., 1,595,400
DEPOSITS, inc., 21,019,000
CIRCULATION, dec.. . 12.200
' “BOB WASHINGTON PINCHED.
“Bob" Washington, a well-known col~
cred Bridgeport sport, was arrested
yesterday on a. warrant issued by Pro“
scouting Attorney Pullman charging
him with assault on a conductor of in
Main street car last night. He became
sault followed. .
SENTENCE BERMONB.
Self conceit is self deceit. '
Only the weak have time to worry.
Meditation Is the mold of character.
All great deeds have been born of
dreams.
A man' s also does not depend on his
situation.
Benevolence for business only
breeds malevolence
A light heart mites a light héuse in
a dark w'orld.
Lite is the fruit of the put and the
seed of the future.
Pntout thelsmpofworksandyou
lose the light of faith.
It Is the
People whoare always twins to be
anemone museum being nobody
atslthchioaao'rrihnno.
over-on an automobile?"
“ :‘Yes. ones”, ‘-
"Wlooe was in”! _
boisterous on the car and the conduct- ,
or attempted to elect him, and the ss- '
. truths wodoantl not the’
, ones wottndorae that save us.
a“... e. an taunt—- "weren‘t" m
.WHITE NEGLICEE SHIRTS—special value,
98 Washington Street, South Norwalii
11on Our Former Low Prices...
. ---All Suits Go in This Sale-'- .
Men’ s. Youths’. Bous’ and iOutinti Suits
Children 5 Wash Suits One Half Price
111.111» 'tuuili
480
HALF HOSE—Black lace and fancy, ,1 ' £2,111,121
- 250 4
You can buy ANY BTRAW HAT that sold for less than {I 00 new 1’
250
SELLECK 8: PRICE
Clothiers and Families-s.
TELEPHONE CALL 314"-
1 .n‘rahfi
.w
‘.
a day.
.W ...—..-...
Bruno
special
'j.'11“‘
it is from
17 NORTH mm STREET.
TELEPHONE ton ,
includes Bluefish, Weakilsh, Porgies,
fish, Fresh Mackerel, Fistilsh, Bisckilsh, Soft Shell Crabs and Lobster]
and Round Clams. .
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WEO'I' END WASHINGTON STREET film to John H. EOMI' VII"
White 0L. Danbury; W
He can: Best
DO YOU IIALIZE the serious m0. III
“I! 1
I WALL STREET.
Optician takes Into consideration the also} and shape of
and reduces the ehj‘eetionahio features to s minim-flue
tion and cantor-t gluon by our triads-to- ordor glasses is
‘ oil work more popular.
Perfect fitting glasses cost no more than Ill titted ones.
.flts to leave our hands.
, HOMER l. iiOYi'. Remodel Del .
Room 8 United Isn't Building, ' , .
~ annulment- Monotone. of nation.
m hours, 8.11:1”, 12:45, 0:00. Saturday ave
PURE BUTTER, No “renovated" here. Say. I just got in coins of the
creamlest, sweetest and altogether ric host tasted butter l have had In may: .
s new house and I want the public’s judgment oh lb. “‘1’"
on. FINE rue BUTTER 24:: LB. .,
No better than the Clover Hill but I think It up to it... Clover
Butter “makes friends everywhere", '25ch .
PURE CIDER VINEGAR—Is a sessonable article and I have a no“ I‘ll)
tation for the same,25e gal. .. 16c /2 gal.
GREEN GINGER ROOT AND MIXED SPICES for pickling perm
Extra fine lemons.
OUR DRIED BEEF thin sliced is running fine, and In great demand. Try
some, new lot now In, any quantity Irombc up.
Lorenzo Dibbi
ELGIN .UTTER OOOIOOIIOOOOCOIOIOOOOIOIOUI...-OIIIOODCIOO
OUR FISH SUPPLY -.
Eels Salmon, Cod Halibut "a,
ALL cooos wsnnari'rso.
75'?qu sauce,
1
Pfloslossboyond all othetnououioosloboo’aluhb.“
some your highest consideration.
DON'T TRIM-I WITH YOUR EYES! EXAIINATION m
. FEOT FITTING OUARAN‘I’IIR1
0 B. JACKSON
1" . 1:,
“1.. .k"
132' SKILLED;
m Primes tit so perfoenymat
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