'r
6
We~ make our
Ice Cream
absolutelll of all
pure cream.
Limits
51 Washington St.
Lnualllleirslllilo.
Letter Carrier Joseph Tammany is
taking a day off today.
Attorney Slade, of New “oven, was
in town today, on business.
No woman ever makes a fool of a
man; she merely develops him,
Joseph Dunn, of New Haven, was a
guest of llr. M. L. Cronin, Saturday.
Lawrence Taylor, of Newtowu, Conn.,
was a visitor in Norwaik, yesterday.
Yellow pike and all
fresh fish at Captain Illicross'.
day,
The barge Red Star arrived yester—
day, with a cargo of coal for Raymond
III‘IHIIIJI'S.
Mortimer lirliii‘dage is enjoying a va-
cation from his duties as clerk at the
Central National Bank, Norwalk.
The annual collection for the Nor-
walk Iiospital will be taken up at the,
Norwalk Congregational Church, next
Sunday.
A meeting of tile Norwalk Medical
Association will be held this evening,
at the home of Dr. C. (i. Boliaiinan, iii
South Main street.
When yoii want satisfactory coal try
E. M. 'l‘ollcs it Co.’s, you will never
get short weight and the. ('OilI will be
clean and of a high grade.
A should] dance was held Saturday
evening, at the Norwulk Yacht Club.
The attendance was good and all eli-
joycd the Occasion very much.
The steamer Martha's Vineyard took
quite a party of cxcursloilists to l'lea-
sllrc lleacll yesterday. There were no
incidents of note during the trip.
Raymond & Son, of Norwalk, have a
special sale of roll top desks and office
chairs. They have desks from $10 to
$50, and office chairs from $3.75 to $10.
Senator Archibald McNeil, of Bridge—
port, WIN] a party of relatives and
friends, passed hero on Mr. McNeil‘s
handsome schooner yacht, yesterday
afternoon. _
Mrs. Charlotte R. Corbett, of Round
lliil. has a field of corn which is appar—
rcutly far in advance of any other corn
growing about this vicinity. it already
stands six feet in height.
5 lbs. granulated sugar 19c at the,
New York Grocery Co. This is a spe-
cial offer for this week to all purchas—
ers of one pound of Mocha and Java
coffee. See ad. for other, big specials.
Captain lt‘relich, of Stamford, who
has charge of the Salvation Army work
in this district, acting as. a special ad-
visory officer, conducted the meeting
in South Norwulk. last night.
At the Norwalk‘ Congregational
Church, last evening, the pastor, Rev.
George 1). Egbert, gave; the second of
his series of addresses on Nature Stud-
ics. Lost. evenings particular theme
was the “See.”
Arthur B. Swallow, of Providence,
Rhode Island, spent Sunday with Mrs. ,
Swallow, who is sojourning for a few
weeks with Mr, and Mrs. William L.
Olsen, of Elm street, Norw-alk. Mr.
and Mrs. Swallow formerly resided in
Norwalk. ,
Miss Catherine D. Swick, of Flush-
ing, Long Island, is the guest of Miss
Lizzie I, Toiles. of Fairlield avenue.
Miss Swick has a large number of
friends in The Norwalks. and formerly
was a teacher in the South Norwalk
High school.
An automobile owned by the super~
intcndcnt of the American Cutlery
Company, of Woodbury, Conn.. while
on a tour, broke down in Darlcn, last
week. It was taken to Clarence Sears;
auto. station, in Havlland street, and
repaired. Yesterday it was taken to
Woodbury. '
The annual banquet and shore dinner
of Catholic Union Council, Knights of
Columbus, and the Catholic Club, of
Norwalk, will be held at the Dorlon
House. Gregory's Point, tomorrow ev-
ening. There will be a large attend-
ance, and the occasion ‘pimniioes to he
very successful In everyparticular.
A meeting of the Hat Makers' Afic-
ciatlon was to have been held this ev-
ening. to take action on the report of
the Investigating committeegvhich has
been getting facts regarding the bills
of prices In operation in other batting
districts. The meeting will be post-
poned, however, on account of the
death of Lawrence Cnvan’agh.
Ed. Crengh was in fine form Satur-
day, holding the Glenbrooks down to
one run for three innings, on the‘Fer-
ris grounds. The Nationals secured
only one-run all Council, but would
erinx that the Glenbrookshad four
of the Stamford nine .on their team.
.that'n doing fine for "Ed.“ The game
called In the third with the score a
tie, one to one. . ,. ‘
other kinds of
See lid_
Frederick Raymond, of DilllIllll'y, was
the guest of John 'l‘holilpsoll, ower Sun—
O
5“ i
,1
.51..
was...
We erfo
BURGLARY INSURANCE
In
SUMMER COTTAGES.
74 WASHINGTON 57'"
SOUTH NOR WALK.
CANDIDATES CONFER.
Democrats to Select Chairman for the
National Committee.
NEW YORK. Jilly It-l.~lleury (1. Da-
vls. yice-presidentilll nominee, and Na-
Ilolial Coii‘itiilttecnlan James M. Head,
of ’l'cnucssec. Were the first of out-of-
town llclliocl‘iitlc lenders to appae to
day for the oclifcreiice on campaign
IlIillli-i and choice of a chairman for the
National committee. United States
Senator Gorinaii, of Maryland; .Iollli
it. McLean, of Ohio; James M. Gui‘i'ey,
of Pennsylvania; James Smith, Jr., of
New Jersey; John M. Kern, of Indiana;
Norman E. Mack. David B. ,Hill and
William 1". Sheehan. of New York,
were expected later in the day. in‘
foi'niaiconferences were held during
the earlier hours. but no general con-
ference was anticipated before tonight.
The first matter for decision is the
selection of a chairman of the Nation-
al committee, and until that Is settled,
all other points are held in abeynnce.
William F, Sheehan of New York, has
been regarded as first choice of Judge
Parker, but. one account of Ills heaillli
he has declared himself unable to un—
dergo the severe strain. Senator Gor-
lnan was urged. but he is quoted as
favoring a younger mail.
Charles 1". Murphy, leader of Tam»
many Hall, was not. in the city. but It
was understood early in the (lay tlita
Bourke Cochran would probably repre-
sent that organization iii the confer-
clice.
WESTPORT WOMAN MISSING.
Mrs. William H. Porter Left Large
WESTPORT, July Iii—Nothing has
yet been heard from Mrs. William H.
Porter. who left her home and five chil~
dren about two weeks ago, and it is
feared that she committed suicide.
day or so before her disappearance she
seemed very despondent and talked
continually of suicide. Her husband
died abontn year ago. and a short time
afterwards one. of her children fell In-
to a well and was drowned. The re.
niainilig children have been taken in
charge by the authorities.
DEATH DUE TO CARELESSNESS.
DERBY, Jilly 18.——Medical Examiner
George L. Beardsley has filed a com-
plcto report on tho drowning of James
ICallalian, in Lake HQusatoillc last
Thursday while rowing with five colit-
panions.
sent to Coroner Mix. the medical ex-
aminer says: “i am satisfied that Cal
lahan came to his death by the repro-
liensible carelessness of his compan-
ions. it five men, all good swimmers,
are unable to save one man in close
proximity to the shore, then how are
we to account for the numerous res-
cues which take place In the surf
where a drowning man is saved by a
‘single person. The affair from start
110 finish is an instance of reckless-
lness. culpable in the extreme and ef-
lforts to rescue Callahan do not lino
press me as prompt or vigorous."
UNCAS DYE MILLS RESUME.
MONTVILLE. July 18.-—Tho [Incas
Dye. Wood and Extract Company‘s
mills, which have been shut down for
the past six weeks on account of lack
of orders, started on.full time today.
The Cohegan Woalen Mill at Palmer
town. which have been closed for the
past year, also began running on full
time this morning. The mill is now
under new management.
CHICAGO AUTOMOBILIST DIES.
li‘AltltilNGTON. July 13.—-Charles 1).
Rogers. of Chicago, a wealthy printer.
who was injured in an automobile ac-
cident. Saturday afternoon, died at the
Elm Tree inn today. His skull was
fractured and he did not recover af-
ter the accident. His wife, who Is on
her way from the West, is expected
this afternoon. ‘
$2 Balhngslnls
95 cts.
This Week
F. B. COLEMAN’S
10 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Agent far A. G. Spluldlnfi'n Baleball
and Sporting Gouda.
keep money in out of town banks, at
3%, per cent. when you can get
It 01.,
at the
South Norwalk‘
! Trust Go.
You need not go to the neighbor-
Ing town to draw your money. Bria:
your book to us and we will collect
'it foryonwithontiou'uitimoorhe_
“I“. ‘ " ’ 5
DWELLINOS. STORES. E T 6.
Ta flora: Golden
Family and May Have Killed Herself. .
While talking to some neighbors ti '
in the report. which he has I
a NOWAgK
Don’t You Want a ,,
BLUE SERGE SUIT?
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
summer fabric.
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-
breasted styles. And we can fit any size or shape of man up
to 50 inches waist measure. ‘
We want to sell you a serge suit~—fast blue—warranted for
dye and wear—guaranteed to give satisfaction.
From $10 to $18.
Summer Suits of every good fabric —- Homespun. Crash,
Flannel—coat and trousers—cleverly designed and perfectly
tailored. $6 to $15.
Everything you need for now—Straw Hats. Negligee
Shirts. Thin Underwear, Belts, Neckwcar and Fancy Hosiery.
And Trunks and Bags to carry them in when you go away.
ROGERSRTEVENS
Successors fa Comsfock Brass
BOUTH NORWALK. TEL. CALL. 324.
Our anal“ Guarani”: Salutation or Money Back.'
More solid summer comfort in a good Serge Suit than any,
ON SATURDAY, JULY 16 we
will give to any person suffering
with Kidney Trouble, who will ‘
call at our store, ONE REGU-
LAR 50¢ BOX OF IRVING'B
BUCHER WAFERS free of
charge. Call early as our slip- ’
ply is limited.
TIliillFiiliihllll‘llltl fr
Tile Prescription Store.
All can pass the door. Night
Calls Answered. Tel. Call, 12-2.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. lit—The
market opened active and strong, with
very large dealings In the Steel
stocks, Erie and Pennsylvania opening
sales in these stocks ranging froiii 2,~
200 shares In Erie. and 5,300 In Penn-4
sylvaiiia. The last named showed a
maximum gain of 7/5.. There was a
spread of it. in the simultaneous sales
of [lulled States Steel, pfd., and Atchi-
son, the gains running from 1Aim 1/4 In
these stocks. Louisville it Nashville
rose in, and General Electric, 2.
WALL S‘l‘itEE'l‘, noon—lienewed
realizing in the Phonics and United
States Steel; 1310., checked the rise.
but the renewed advance of Pennsyl-
vania to 12071. stiITciied the whole list
attain. Alchisoli, Mlsourl Pacific, Nor~
t'olk & Westtrn and Brooklyn 'l‘run—
sit rose a point. Wheeling & Lake Erie,
1.5L, pfd., 2, Pump, pfd., 21/5,, and New
if you are careless or indifferent as to‘the quality
given to your animals, you will buy your grain and
hay anywhere. The wise man finds out where he can
get the most good, clean, reliable grain for his money,
and patronizes that dealer your in and year out.
Our customers are steady customers. They never
think of going anywhere else.
lluy Oats Thais Clean,
' MANUEL T.IIA'1‘CII.
I Piano CIUb
Your opportunity to become a member is smaller each day. re-
member, twclity-ilve is the limit, after which you must pay regular!
price.
NO MISLEADING STATEMENTS, bill on 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 $110, and get exceptionally LOW
TERMS, on this grade piano.
,‘We have sold pianos 46 YEARS, and operate more than 30
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
states. Worth your consideration at least. ‘
WE SHALL BE RIGHT HERE TO BACK on EVERY AGREE-
‘MENT on GUARANTEE WE MAKE. .‘
.16 Washington Strut. Tolephano‘ 065-8.
w Developing and—v Printing
' it . loll Prices Al}
W. P. BEERSr
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.
TELEPHONE. ‘
49 Wall Street,
Nomlk.
6 89. Main Street.
as 7-2. * ,so. No
Jun received another largo ship meat of Eutman KOdals Buppllu.
A ”Departure
from old methods and non-pronouns
Ideas In the livery business enables an
to give strictly upon-date service.
We're abreast-of the times In every
respect. Superior facilities. All can
vonienoeo. Popular prices. mount -
carriage- and light wagons, Ill'ltylfl.
fumlshed, for III on that:
notion, at lowest rated. " -
Milk.
.L...
I‘ vice from any one. for if you had you
nette,
Haven, 4%, Builds were irregular.
WALL STREET, 1 p. lit—«Stocks
which had not participated fully ill the
earlier rise were brought forward and
advanced a point or more. Including
St. Paul, Union Pacific, Louisville and
Southern Railway. Other leaders
brought higher prices. Pennsylvania
touching 121 and Atchison 78%.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private Wires of
Maples lit Goldscbmidt, Commission
Brokers, Swortz 8: Corbett Block,
South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. 1 pm.
Amal. Con, 53% 54% 53% 53%
Am. C. &. F. Co 18 1814 18 18%
Am, Cot. 011., 271.4 271/. 2711.; 27%
Am. loco. 22% 23% 22% 23
Am. Suleit., 57 57% 56% .5?
Ant. Sugar, 130 130% 121% 130%
Anaconda. 75% 70 75% 70
A. ’1‘. a S. FR, 70% Till/.2. 76% 78
A T «it. S I«‘c pf. 9474’. 96 047.5. in;
Hallo, & Ohio, 841;; 8.31.4; 8411.; 851,4,
li‘klyil. R. '1‘., 50% 51% 50% 51%
Chen. & Ohio, 34% 35%. 34% 357...
(lhl. & N. W. 1713 1777.6. 170 177%
Ch. (1t. West, 14% 14% 14% 14%
Ch M It Si 1‘. 148% 149 Hill/g; 149
Col. 1“. It 1.. 32% 33 3274: 33
Col. South, 15 15 15 .15
Con. Gas, 194%, 194%; lit-11.9 194%
Del. & 111111., 159 160% 159 160%
Eric, 20% 20% 261/. 26%
Erie. 1st. 111.. 03% 031$ 027$ 63 .
Gen. Elem, 1156 100 164%; 101%
111. Central. 1351/; 1313 135% 136
1.011, & Nash, 110% 110% 110% 116K
Manhattan, 1511/.» 15154,. 151 151%
Met. St. Ry.. 116% 117% 116% 117%
Mex. Central, 10% 10% 1014; 10%
M. K. & T.. 1874'; 187,4. 182,; 1874.
M K S: T pf., 40% 40% 40% 40%
Mo. Pacific, 93%. 94% 93% 04%
Nat. Lead, 23% 24 2315 23%
N. Y. Central, 11914, 120% 119% 120%
Norf. & West, 62% 621.1; 62% 62%
Out. & West, 30% 30% 30% 30%
Penn. R. 11., 119% 121 119% 120%
Poo. Gas, 100% 121 119% 120%;
Pres. S, Car. 32% 33 32% 33
Reading. 52% 63% 52% 53%
Rep. Steel. 7% 8 71/2 8
Rock island, 27% 23% 227,4; 23%
South, Pac, 61%. 51% 50174 5114
Son. By. 00.. 24% 25% 24% 247i.
Sou. Ry Co. pl‘. 89% 89% 391,9 89%
Tenn. C. it 1., 40 407.4; 39% 39%
Texas Pac., 25% 2574’; 251.4 25%
Ulilon Poo, 957,4,» 96% 9574'. 961.6
U S ueather pf 8-1 84 84 84
U. S. Math, 7% 71,5 7% 7%
USRcal &Con 713, 7% 7% 7%
U. S. Rubber, 18 18% 18% 18%
U. 8. Steel, 121.4 12-/ 12% 12%
U S Steel pt, 62% 63 62% 62%
Wabash. 17% 17% 17% 17%
Wabash. pf., 36% 36% 36% 36%
West. (la. Tel., 88 88 j 88 88 -
Wis. Cent... 18% 18%. 18% 18%
SAY WOULD YOU?
if you had It to do over again would
you marry?
Of course you would for If you had
your life to live over again you would
live just 3 you have lived.
But if you had known when young.
what you do now, would you marry, no .
you did? '
That, however, is not a fair ques-
tion, knowing that such a thing is im-
possible. _
Besidesyou could have learned from
the lives and experiences of others if
you have been anxious to know all
about married life before entering upon
it yourself. ‘
. Possibly you were advised thin way
and that. warned to look punter, trou-
ble, and assured or co plate success.
No wonder advice In no cap; It is no
plenty. And who wants anything so
cheap that it to given away just to get
rid of It? .
t
that In, or once was, your excuse for
doing as you did.
it is better that you didn’t take od-
might now regard them as your mortal
foe: and blame them with all your
troubles and your wood—Pittsburg Gn-
- “I wonder why people any, "AI smart
I: a steel trap?" noted the very young
man. "I never-«noticed anything no
remarkably mart about a Ital mp. .
“4 litre! tun nrharr.‘ mil, ed the
oil‘sEerNEt'
That's how you felt, no doubt, and '
WW”: ‘— SO
mt. iii « --
Clean ’Emi—Up Sale."
. 5 °Io "
From \Our Former Low Prices.
--All Suits Go in This Sale— .
Men’s. Youths’. Bous’ and Dating Stills; :
Childrens Wash Suits One-Hali‘l’lice. »
WHITE NEoLloEE SHIRTS—special value, ,1”, .11, ‘ihlil. ‘y
450
HALF HOSE—Black lace and fancy,
250
, .
You can buy ANY STRAW HAT that sold for less than 11.00 now
' 250
SELLECK 8. PRICE.
Clothier- nnd Furnish“ ' l ' ~‘
98 Washington Street. South Norwallt.
TELEPHONE CALL' 32w.
PURE BUTTER, No “renovated” here. Say, 1 just got In come. of tho .,
creamlert. sweetest and altogether rlc bent tasted butter I have had in many . _
a day. It In from a new house and i want the public'o judgment on It. Try .
thll FINE TUB BUTTER 240 L8. ‘
No belief» than the Clover Hill but I think It up to it.
Butter “make: friends everywhere", 25c lb. '
PURE CIDER VINEGAR—lo a sea-Unable article and l have I good row
tatlon for the same, 25c gal., 15: Va gal. . '
GREEN GINGER ROOT AND MIXED SPICES for plckllng pquOBB.l I
Extra fine lemons. ' '
OUR DRIED BEEF thin sliced to running fine,
some, new 101 now in, any quantity from 5:; up.
i a ‘1- ‘ .nrlnnr
.. LN . .._.. ._4—._.-
a
on”: Hill print
and in great demand. Try
u... l
BEST VERMONT.
IOII.I...IIOODCDQ'In.IIIIloo-CBIIIIIIIOUUIOO'II m
m——._.
NEW LAID EGGS oodoonn-oo-cncouonno.conno-nncI-oo-Iooolonooo
i"
noel-lilo JAVA COFFEE 25o
BEST TEAS. ALL KINDS
It
T1111 LEE refiuilTiUrrra ' I
I7 ‘ NOR TH MAIN S T REE 1'. SOUTH NOR WI;
TELEPHONE 10a rm delivery to all pll’u‘ «imam , .. , ‘
R. J. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish M’k’
our FISH SUPPLY ‘ *
Includes Bluefish, Wenkfiab, Porgles, Eels, Salmon. Cod, Halibut; Sword
fish, Fresh Mackerel, Flatfish, Blackflsh, Soft Shell Crabs and catamaran}.
andrARound Clams. ‘ ‘
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
oron STREET. Next to John, H. Fofllo' «a '
8L. Onnhury; ”Pacific Strut, Mumford. ,7 .’ ‘
weer END WASHIN
BI‘IIIBIIM Whit.
Ho Secs Bast “magma“
no vou 112“.“le the Iorfoul ulna. or -
count cm W“
PricolIII beyond all other nos-minn- u no ovum gin '
«rm your high»: consideration. . , _ "
, PI
nowr rain: was YOUR avast axmmmon rill.
_ ., nor rrrrmo conundrum . ,
.0. B. JACKSON.
, OHIBIML» " s. , ‘
bl WALL “REIT. . um
rm: SKILLED. 'M
Optician taken Into connldoratlovi tho clan and ohm or‘m.-gm
and reduce. the objectionable future- ton minimum. Tho f '
tion and comfort given by our monoto- order glauc- Io dolly-Wit-
cai work more popular. Tho frame: in on perfectly that tiny n .1
Pal-foot fitting ailment no more than it! fitted on". No.11";
an to leave our hands. . .
HOMER 8. HO", Refraction Omicron. , .
noun: W9" 0m
Room 9 Unit“ Bank Building,
145, 12:45,. 6:00., Saturday .VMInfll 7-4.
‘ :
mini Appointment. of convention on of patron.
Office hours, a, 11
E. D our.
armor.
Rowland Block. 9}: Washington
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