‘ We make our Ice Cream. absoluiehi of all pure cream. t i i LAKE-'5 51 Washington St. W l . '1 ‘5, Immense . - T r it W‘ I A . Vary Lou/Rat 3 ' 95:1; 713.213.1111"... Ta ylardr Golda . is visiting his son, Prof. (1. E. Sartain. l Miss May Fisher, of Van Zandt street. blast Norwaik, has retained from ii Week‘s vacation in Dunbury. I Miss Carrier Stevens, of the Hub‘ bell, Hail and Randall Company. is spending her vacation in (lreenwich. Miss Mamie Wiirdweii, steiiogi'aphcr at the New England Food Company, atrium. Special. corned plate 6 cents at thel Pu hllc Market. is spending her vacation at Hickory i liliiil. 1 Manager Edward I“. McDermott, of the iiosion Store, with his wife and 0 ‘ daughter, are spending a vacation In t Providence. 'i‘hc kilns at the. old Norwaik pottery i are being torn down, to make room for Three snappv bargains oII‘ered at'ttie new building of the Si. tleorgc Head's. See ad. John Kearnu, of New Haven, is the gllr‘nl. today of Norwalk friends. Special prices on Wines and liquors at the Clifford Pharmacy. See an. Very low prices on young See ad. linens Tribe, Improved Order of Red Men, will hold a meeting tomor- row night. F. i). Layton, the well known gro— cer. is spending a week at Great Bar- rington, Mass. The Howland Dry Goods Company is a complete out~iiiting store for chli-. dren. See ad. Itoy White, of Nougatuck, is visit- ing Mr. and Mrs. Edward‘White, No. 3 Concord street. Raymond Brothers aretiguring on a large contract to furnish materials at Waverly, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Raymond en- tertained ltev. Everett burnes over Sunday, at lliIISide. Taylor & Golden write Tornado in- lnqulre at surance at very low rates. oiiice for tall information. Mrs. Frank J. Gerard, of Sayville, Li 1., has been the guest of Miss S. S. 'l’itiotson, So. Main street. Miss Eleanor G. Smith, of the 1305‘ ton store, is enjoying a vacation from her duties at the Boston Store. Mrs, Kate Littell, of Bridgeport, has returned to her home after a Visit with Mr. and Mrs. William 11. 'l‘ristram. A regular business meeting of the Italian independent Club was held yesterday at the clubhouse I'll Ely ave— IIUO. Samuel W. Hoyt, Jr., and William Reed will play this afternoon at 5:30 in the Einiwood‘Coui‘ts tennis tourna- merit. iuiss Mabelio Keith. ton street. Miss Mary Kelly, of the Norwaik ' Boston Store, has resumed her duties afttr a vacation spent in Providence and Newport. . out Well Hook and Ladder Company meetin; Hiivilaiid will hold : a at the headquarters street, tonight. regular in Miss t. F. Tilotson, of Brooklyn, N. Y., has returned to her Iionie after a visit with Miss S. S. ’I'iilotson, South Main street. Money as a backing is a fine thing. No better way to begin to save than to open an account. with the South Norwaik Savings Bank. Miss May Harris, of Lowe street. has returned home after .a visit with her sister, Mrs. George Di'eher, Westtieid, Connecticut. Edward J. Cahill, of the housefur— Boston Store is spending it week's vacation in nishing department of the various parts of Connecticut. Chas. Steimetz, who was injured in the auto accident, last week, is back, andwdl be in the game again next Saturday, probably in centre field. You always receive big value for . your money when you do your trad- ing at the New ”York Grocery Com- pany, Read the ad. and see what they offer for this week. man‘s Relief Corps, will meet . are. t‘. sewing for the Post. A pleasant dance was held Saturday evening at the Norwaik Yacht Club. The attendance was good. A number of people from cruising, parties were present. The music for the occasion was furnished by Linxweller. listen but kept on his was uninjured. ' men‘s nohby stilts at Rogers ill. Stevens'. of Scranton. Pa, is ViSillllg With her Aunt, Miss Carrie I. Sherwood, of West Washing- The ladies of Buckingham Post Wo- Grund Army Halt, Norwaik, Wednes: _day afternoon at 2 o'clock, to do some An unknown Italian boy was .knoclo ed down by a~blcyclist, in South Main street, last night at about 8 o'clock. . The bicyclist did not stop to see if any damage had been done by the col- way.‘ The boy Foirfield County Sheriff Sidney E. , Hurley has returned after about two ‘ weeks spent In hlrdeld and Utchneid counties. During his trip he entered a severe attack. of intedtinal disorder and was laid up for about three days. Otherwise he reports a pleasant trip. Dennis Dowd; the young New Haven man, who was tall. brakenian on the freight train that backed Into the-pas: ranger train near Railroad aVcnue, - .. , . . fBouthNoi-walk, Mny.2, 71903, is in New , ‘ Haven. Hells-‘stili out, on bonds for ‘ trial in the superior, conrtfibowd: it is told, as beén drawing pay from the railroad, Although he has not worked. . l'ulp and Paper Company. Mr. and Mrs. t‘iiuries E. Benton and friend, of New York, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. II. (1, Bon- ton. Van Zandt street, East Norwaik. 'i‘he nit-ii In the employ of tho Southern New England 'l‘clcphonc Company's ofllce here will go to New Haven tomorrow on the occasion of the annual field day of the company. Commodore James A. Farrell and party arrived safely Saturday night at Shelter island, in the flagship Eolis, of the Norwaik Yacht (llnb squadron Commodore Farrell is cruising with a party of friends from New York. Henry Rider resumed his duties at the Norwaik store of F. 1). Lawton iind'Company today, after a week's va» cation. spent up the. Hudson River. Mrs. Itider and their child will remain a short time longer before returning. A petition for better service on thi- Gregory I’oiiit division of the Con- necticut Railway and Lighting Como pnny, is being circulated in Norwaik today. The petitioners ask for three cars an hour, while the present sched- ule gives but two. A horse attached to one of the de- livery wagons of the Central Food Company, and, tied to a hydrant, suc- ceeded in breaking loose this noon. it dashed through Railroad Place at a lively clip but was finally stopped be- fore any Serious damage had been done. ‘I here will be excursion rate of titty cunts for the trip to New York and re- turn Wednesday on the steamer Mur- iliu’s Vineyard. '1 he boat will stop at North Beach on the way down and also on the return trip. special excursions will be run each .. ednesday during August. Councilman (l. E. Sartnin returned Saturday from his vacation, most of which was spent at and near his homo in Wikeubarrc, Pa. lie is thoroughly flee from 9 a. in. to it p. "L, for a while. Sfl'ei‘ttl days. he determined to trace it. of mice. fully. took It." “Yesseh, squlheis. Majoh Higgins Dat was not coal, News. in so. I Charles Sartain, of Wilkesburre, I’ii., I The fare to either place will be the same. 'i‘hesc noted tip and proposes to be at his 01. He returned from Wilkesbnr- re in an auto with Arnold Robinson and l. S. lirown, stopping at Pocono Summit and Delaware Water Gap for Rapid disappearance of coal from his bin alarmed Major Higgins. and He ques» tinned the man who tended the fur- “ 'Rastus," he asked, “where do you reckon my coat has disappeared to?" Erastus scratched his head thought- "Wnl, suh," he replied, “Ah—Am— Ah~Ah reckon dem sqiiiheis done "Squirrels? Take coal? Nonsense!” suh."—Uhicago aar‘ig'a'i'agi 25 cent Garden Sets . $2 Bathing Suits Game of Pit ............ . ....... 25c . 32:13:; Basses" Suits ............ 731‘: 36 W RI 1 S eat rotector ...... as n . in 50 cent Mitts ....... . ..... 30: a an "’09! ODD 365-3. AND MANY OTHERS. _ and Sporting Goods. ....... .10c 10 cent Garden Sets ......... 5c 10 cent Pall and Shovel .......... 5c 5 cent Pail and Shovel ..... 3c 25 cent Sand Mills .............. 15¢ 95c $1 Fountain Pen ..... . ....... 60c COLE MAN’S 10 North Main Street, South'Norwnlk. Agent far A. G. Sphuldlng's Baseball Wile I name» ouch-rm: affiliation or Money use. I it Very Low Prices On Young Men’s Nobby Suits. THERE ARE JUST THREE RED TAG PRICES ON OUR ENTIRE So. "on”..k' C .OLLECTION OF NOBBV SUITS FOR YOUNG MEN—SUITS MADE . ’OR THIS SEASON'S SERVIC up TO THE MARK m STYLE AND on 10 PLEASE ALL TABTES. i WHAT vouuo MAN wontn oaquE PAYING THESE PRICES .R A sour sucu As we can PUT HIM mror iT—VARIETV is show EN 1 \ $5 AND $6 SUITS CUT TO .......................... $3.89 38 TO $10 SUITS CUT TO .......................... $5.80 \ALL THE 312 SUITS CUT TO ..................... $7.89 IN'OUNG MEN ARE PICKING OUT THE CREAM OF OUR OUT- FRIOUSERS AT $1.69, $1.98, $2.69 AND FORMERLY PRICED BANZSO TO $4. YOU OUGHT TO BE IN ON THESE OUTING 82 F MEN DROP IN TO LOOK AROUND AND PICK UP 0 80M X46 IN SHIRTS. UNDERWEAR OR HOSIERY WHEN THEY GET THE iE FURNISHING SECTION. YOU CAN DO THE SAME—- \AINS ARE HERE. T ON—W LLING OF OUR HIGH-GRADE SUITS GOES STEADILY .RFUL TO SEE THE POWER OF RED TAG PRICES. Rilllksasravans \ comm ta Cameron): Bros. 0 ' ”T" "° rEL. CALL. sax. K. ‘ Aw If' “e careless or indifferent as to the quality given it, animals, you will buy your grain and he an y ”1. The wise man finds out where he can at the z keno, clean. reliable grain for his money, and air p .that dealer year in and your out. our end s think f 1* 0 g ywnere also. Bay dhats Clean, ‘\ MANUEL r. HATCH. are steady customers. They never ‘ CHI'GfII Buyers appreciate our prices when qtt ' the purchase of a plane. We a" considered. If yOu cantomplate EXAMINE OUR srocx, YOU ‘ m" °°"d"" '"V““'°" ‘° TELL YOU WHERE TO suv. ,‘ °°°° JUDGMENT W'LL if you are not familiar with A , give you some information on the Strum” Of ”3'10" we can you will‘ not then be deceived in that h worth knowing. “d price justly charged for a good pl "9 a worthless box fl the line, and can give you an intelllg ° know “Wt °‘"' "Mme“ instrument. ianation of the value at each SPECIAL PRICES AND TER THROUGH THE SUMMER, ANY PM“ SELECTED Tuning and repairing properly do asonabis prices. 5 hf 0*— 1x017“ Moi South sARE‘vo'u A 'oarosiroa IN THE and Camera Supplies. ' Stock. w. P. BEE ' STATIONERY STORES. . ' 9 Wall Street. 6 South Main Street. E KAISER AND'THE OLD SOL— FORCE ' " DIER. ‘ . e master plan'- The Kaiser recently met the oldest rich, and was gain"I ”9°01“ non-commissioned dinner in the Ger- heaith. 0n the v d I” his man Army, one Bach, aged 10!, and whales was sigh -... school, 0‘ expressed his Intention to do his best. was seen to rub his 9 plumber to reach the veteran's use. And 80 “Why 13 he so h uncles. say all of us. But considering the’ curious passenger. naked 3 fact that His .1 perm Majesty nor- -“He”can't help it. - molly lives at least twenty-five hours captain.“ "Re In“! - red the in every day, or slxtyone minutes in a, burnt tutor pipe. t- 90‘“ I“ every hour, his announced desire to him at his old rates. “'94 by live Emmi!“ unountl to an at» “me" mat ae‘ enntollethnselah. “lsupooebelngth unaided Outlook. mart-t ii: a continuous ‘ ”I" , . -- . .-formsrsahoonhnto. “I" . “TMI ll an m 0‘. trusts," Still WO- . . h ' ' ‘ l ' deny,” ho‘glhncod over his papers. , ' ‘7.“Yel," rejoined-In.- W., "baggie Oh Tl-l It ,wl-Vl know-Wham. m ‘ SPECIAL Winn and Liquor: Cal. Sheri-y Wino, 100 pt; 36¢ qt, he“. Port Wine, 191: pt: 360 q . Cal. Claret, 46c qt. Sweet Catawba, 360 qt. Kelicr'a Whiskey, 85¢ qt. Hillside Whiskey, $1.00 qt. California Brandy, 95c qt, We guarantee these wines and liquors to be absolutely pufO. tantamount The Prescription Store. All cars pass the door. Night C'alil Answered. Tel. Call, 15-2. la TODAY iN WALL STREET. WALL S’l‘itEE’i‘, 10:10 a. m.—-—Prices at the opening today varied but a small fraction either way from Saturday's close and gains and losses were quite evenly divided. United States Steel pfd. was under pressure and ran off 9% on some 1111,56 offerings. Sugar rose 3);. WALL STREET, 1 p. m.—The downward tendency was checked, but there was no important rebound. Ex- citement in the wheat market was the disturbing influence on stocks. Press- ed Stcei Car, pfd., fell 2%. Nashville. Chattanooga & st. Louis and Rock Is- iand, Md. 1, and Metropolitan Secur- ities reacted 1%. JContinental Tobnc' co, pfd.. rose 3. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Reported over the private wires of Maples & Goldseliinldt, Commission ' run off. and if need be a sidewalk on - in the center? as it throws too much Brokers, Swartz &,' Corbett Block, South Norwaik. Telephone 153. Open. High. Low. 1 pm. Amal. Cup, 5214; 52% 52 52 A. C. dc F. pf., 78 78 78 78 Am, Cot. Oil, 32% 33% 321,9 34 Am. Ice, pf., 27% 27% 27% 27% Am. Smelt, 57% 57% 57% 57% Am. Sugar, 132 13771; 132 13717; A, T. dt S. Fe, 78% 7874. 78% 781,4 Bait. & Ohio, 85 85% 85 85 Bklyn R. ’l‘., 51% 52% 51% 52 Chen. & Ohio. 34% 3-174. 34% 34% Ch. Gt. West, 14% 14% 14%,, 141/; C. M. 6: S.P.,148% 148% 148% 143% Col. F. & I., 36 36 36 36 Col. South, 14 14 14 14 Con. Gas, 195% 195V. 195% 195% Del. & Hud., 160 160 160 160 Eric, 25 25%; 2474;. 25% Erie, 13L, pl, 63% 63% 63% 63% III. Central, 135 135 134% 134%; hon. dt Nash.,117% 117% 1171/, 117% Manhattan, 150 150% 150 150% Mat. St. Ry., 111) 121 119 120% Mex. Central, 9% 97,4; 9% 9’93 M. K. & T., 18% 19 18% 19 M. K. & '1‘.. p., 41% 42% ' Mo. Pacific, 93% 93% Nat. Lead, 21 211,; .. , N. 1'. Central 119 119 . ‘ Nor, & West, 619;; til-7. 613‘ ill-3.; Out. Sr. Wcsl., 3111’; 31% 31 31 Penn, It. 11., 120% 1207.5; 1201/. 120% Pets. Gas, 101% 101V; 101. 101 Reading, 53 53%, 52°24. 53%. Read, 11st,, pl, 83% 811% 83%, 8355: Rock Island, 23% 23% 231A. 23% South. Pac., 50%, 5014, 49% 4974. So. Ry. (30., 25% 25% 25% 25% S. Ry. Co. pt., 90% 90% 90% 90% Tenn. C. & I., 44 44 431/. 43% Texas Pad, 27% 277g 27% 27%, Un. Poo, 96% 96% 957A; 95% U. S. Lea, 71/. 7% 7%, 7%, U. S. 1.08., pt, 83% 83%,, 831,41 831/; U. S. Steel, 12% 121;; 11% 11% U. S. Steel, p., 591/; 59% 68% 58% Wabash, 16% 16% 16% 16% Wabash, pf., 3131/1 1161/3 361,5 36V; SIMPLE WAY TO MAINTAIN GOOD ROADS. ' A typical good road should have a track twenty-five feet wide in the con ter that is hard and solid at all seas suns of the year. On each side of this there should be a soil track on which to travel when it is dry and good; which would be perhaps four-fifths of the your. Outside of this there should be ample passage for the water to the margin. A road is better not to be tooe high weight on the lowerwhcels when you drive on the sides of the road. Gravel when worked down and mixed with and packed hard in the soil is an in- destructible thing. - Ateam will haul twenty-five cans of milk on a good graveled road with more ease than it can haul the empty wagon in the mud in the spring of the year. Our rural mail carriers can make their routes in onehnif of the time, and with one-tenth of the hard work for the horses that they could without our graveled roads when the frost first comes out in the spring. Our sufferings were appallng. For two days food and water had failed us. And now the road was become so rough that at times our touring car, stanch and powerful though it was, could not keep ahead or its smell. We had all faced death before, but never a death like this-Puck. Two gentlemen on an..ocean liner coming into New York harbor. after having made declarations. met on deck. ' 'Well, did you make a clean breast of 1t?" said one. "0, you.” was the response. '1 can’t smuggle; you know. I'm a pro- tectionist. But how about you Did you declare chrythin?" ' "To be sure,” said the other, “It won't dolor me to Inmate: I’m a free trader."——Century. rescuer—Tommy. what did I. tell you yesterday that It was called to tako’out several MM“! gonna; Abbrevtsto. ‘ “ell arm I mm using the word “abbreviate.” gTommy—Tl'nw on later carrier abbreviate the mail by on them .herr—BIIHM , TELEPHONE too. Also have Bluefish, Weakflsb, wear sun WASHINGTON e'rREEr. Next to John Prllnh Tolpltcno 221. crooks, earthenware AND carton souom on now“ on ‘ Mission matron canal-on ' , mu-..” .- ~Ho‘w Does Half Price .. Suit You .2 We Refuse To Carry—,0ver the Following Articles. ‘I I/g PRICE ON 35 RAIN COATS. ;-"‘ .-_4<.- y. PRicE ON ALL WASH wire. all ya PRICE on ALL WAsH PANTS y2 PRICE ON STRAW HATS. v". _ 3531:. 2 :13 V3 PRICE ON BATHINO SUITS. I/g PRICE ON WHITE AND FANCY VESTI. ->.v_~. .225 :m‘ - m' = “9.55.;- oERsv RIBBED UNDERWEAR AT apiscEsron...... ..... .......oi.oo sio LOT or NECKWEAR AT......... :3 ~12 aELrs. coon ones .-1 w. \ SELLECK .9. PRICE. / Clothiers and Furnisbers. Iotleeoaooooqlleoss cool-IIIICD IIIos-eoosloo-‘oo'ss aone...ouna-cosh-oe-oo-ncc-Aol ,‘d . \ 98 Washington Street. South NorwAIk. TELEPHONE GALE 3344- , Celery Plants [00 doz. '5‘. __. 11....-.»m‘ Ii. SPECTACLES. ' , 6 people go through life without any extra. discernment on world new to them. Outfit. image 15. We brave built up the-most wonders. . y e ngcareu of eole'seessnd . purses. There are no eye risks little enough to the? We IdVyIBS to 8.22:: Minty—we help you there, or direct to a helper. ' 0 ‘fl‘; HOMER B. ”on: Refraction Opflolan. Room 9 United Bank Building 80 ' at t Special/Appointments at convenience of .patron. h Nam k. Conn. Office hours, 8, 11:46, 12:46, 6:00. Saturday eveningn—l. . Hundreds of beauty-whereas proper glasses would make the business is to help you to right ful sort of spectacles business i, Fm delivery to all palm of at. two outs: R. J. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish M’k’jhfl? 8011 Shell Crabs are Nice. and you can buy them very cheap. Bonda Mackerel. Po 'es, Halibut, Ionq and Round Clams. '91 ‘ ALL oooos WARRANTED. H. Fort-tor “up“ Sanction—20 White 81., Dlnbul‘y: ”Pacific Street, “In“ 6:766“: no"? ALIYETJ But we deliver meet so fresh the I It couldn't be fresher without Magnum, As a matter of fact meatshould W for at least a day or two to and healthful food. and our modern moths ads of preserving assure you Iw " tender, Juicy and alto or ' meats at all times. rdsrl .m promllIIY- . ”its. 1.6M Sohaub'. Ntrkfifi: " u WASHINGTON stunt-j 'PMD. m .h > ’n Ho Sees Best $12,555:,th 8m?" RIALIZI the "Hon Consequences cl m. m .f\. (WWW/6747i a i mums-nomi- Bailouts m‘,‘ m m Nth.“ consider-m m u *3 u . pom ruins WITH YOUR rm. EitAiiimAriou also not rir'rmo commute. ,. ’0. ‘8. JACKSON.” j SCIWALL eraser, " purine link. 9‘. Vishnu" stain; Soothflmlfk. Conn. f 1,}
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