soggy
wagons!”
W
WEATHENFORE‘CA‘ST.’
For Nor-wall: and Vicinity: general-
ly fair 10:11:11 Add sunny Slightly
warmer. The disturbance that was in
the upper Mississippi ..vslley yesterday
morning is new central In the north-
cm ,ton oft lake 9 ion. ,,,,
M ii Hroha‘l ”5ng in the a.
Lawreri oe’e I‘valleyl. on ad and this
vicinityfilll he on the ion uhernsu edge
of it. it is not probal that rain
will reach as far south as othaven.
(‘ondltlons favor for this victh ity part-1
iy clearly weather. with slowly rising
tempersture. _ ,.,,
——-——-——-—-—n-I—
Monday being the fifteenth of the
month, the selectman will settle bills
against the sloop of Norwalk.
——Smsll Chestnut cool, 84. 76 per ton
delivered At Raymond Brothers.
Mr. and. M1111. Downey, of Eye, in an
automihile, bound for New Haven,
stopped last night at the Hotel Clif-
ford.
Mrs Nichols of Washington, and
Mr. and Mrs. . F. A. Hesse, New
York, bound In an automobile to Hart-
ford, stopped last night, at the Hotel
Clifford.
--See Savln Rock Park by night.
Mrs. Wilmott and daughter Ida, of
Brooklyn, N. Y.. who have been stay
ing at Mrs. George Gerrlsh‘s Stuart
avenue, returned to the city today, 011
the "Martha 11 Vineyardl”
Benjamin Benedict, a native of New
Canaan, who has been living for a
number of years with ls son. Melville
at Lamonl, Iowa, returned to the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Edgar Bloomer,
Arch street Norwalk, where he will re
side permanently.01i Tubsdiiy, the
23rd inst" he will celebrate his 80th
birthday.
-Small range coal, $4. 75 per ton
delivered At Raymond Brothers.
Henry Chasmar, of the South Main
street cities of the Connecticut Rall~
way and Lighting Company, is enjoy—
ing a few days vacation and yesterday
viewed the attractions of Dreamland
and Lana .i’ark. Coney island. Mr.
Chasmar intends toylsit his daughter,
Mrs. Frank P. Underhlll, I11 Flushing.
Long island, over Sunday.
~DOn‘t miss it! ‘What? The excur
sion (August 13th. Tickets for sale at
F. B. Coleman's.
There is a rumor that Ridgeiisid may
have a fine and commodious summer
hotel That such a plan Is being talk~
ed of Is an undoubted fact, but the
plans have not yet matured far enough
for publication From the names of
some of the gentlemen behind the
schemes there is no doubt that if it
does materialize that It will been or-
nament to‘our town.——Rldgelleld Press.
-—‘A trolley ride, awagon ride, a boat
ride and a first class shore dinner for
two at the Tokeneke Beach inn "It a
total cost 0 $2. 70.. For particulars
telephone To enekeina. Call 129-14.
George H. Scoliold called at 111111 of-
lice on Monday, on it business matter A
great many other men have called dur-
lag the week on a similar errand.
‘fact that makes this notice worthy of
special mention is that Mr. Scofleld was
91 years old last July, and drove to this
borough alone, and while here called
upon Jeseph Sceileld, who is 95 years
old, and the oldest person in town.
T How they must have enjoyed talking
over old times. Both men are able to
go about at will unassisted. -—New Cn-
naan Messenger.
—thk I: Pearl soft hats O'Brien’ s
A NOTRE DAME LADY.
I will send title”wlth 11111 rescue
tlons, some of this simple preparation
for the cure of Leucorrhoea. Ulcers.-
tion, Displacements, Falling 0f the
Womb, Scanty or Painful Periods, Tu-.
more or Growths Hot Flashes, Desire
to Cry, Creeping feeling up the Spine,
Pain in the Back, and all female trou-
bles. to all sending address. To moth-
era of suffering doubters 1 Will ex-
plain a Successful Home Treatment;
if you decide to continue It will onLV
cost about 12 cents smock to W
tee a cure l do ‘11:: wish 1: ll 701th
anything. 15:11 other sniffer of,_:, It.‘
that is all i ask'. Address, Mrs. M.
Summers. Box 375,
Notre Dame, ind.
Leos spams Laue 1s: LI.
1‘2: {I
.oc-oasis.
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consensus-ens 1..
121101ch vouuo rowr.
“ paumnommar
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Mr. IN 111:. Willis Ave‘ry, of Mon-
roe street. mentertaiuiug Mrs. Avery,
of New Canaan
Miss ids 919111.111 88 Burritt IvIauI,
is entertaining her cousin. Miss Mae
Dibble. of Hart;ord. ‘
L. M. MistI Ind family and Min Bes-
III Stowe are spending 11 few weeks It.
‘WIstern New Jersey.
-—-EI coal "that's clean" from Earn
mend rothors.
MIII Jensen Bette, of South Not-«.1
wall, iI‘ visiting Mrs. M. E. Hoyt, 148
Don Hill avenue. Danbury. - .
8, A, Walsh. of Norwalk, is erecting "
a large tank on the premises of 10111 ‘
» B. Qerrlsh, Oenoke aveouc, New Ca-
‘ uaab
Kodaks in large variety may be
fodud at 6 South Main street at the
book and stationery store of Wnliaru
‘1’. Doors.
~Great Bargains in Silk Gingrams,
Madras Cloth and Walstings at the
Aug- Cloaraueo Sale at M S. Smith &
Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey M. Kent. 0|
Arch street, Norwalx, have been spend-
Ing, the present week In South Salem.
new York.
Miss Kathryn A Millard,1 of Nor!
walk, has been engaged to teach the
Carter street school, New Cannon, for
the coming year.
-—Smldl chestnut coal, at 54, 75 deliv-
ered. 'Just the thing for summer on
In range at Raymond Brothers.
The Norwalk Steamboat company
will hare another of their enjoyable
excursions to New Haven and Sat/in
Rock Sunday, August 14..
A regular seml- monthly adjourned
meeting of the Norwalk city council
will be held on Monday evening, at the
council chamber in Wall street. .
—Gcnts' $1. 26 Bathing Suits at 750
In the Aug. Clearance Sate at M, S.
Smith & 00..
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hyatt. of Nor-v
waik,1il'e expected heme this even-
ing, from a Visit at Lake Mohonk. and
other New York state points of inter-
a—Another mark down in Shirt
Waist: It the Aug. Clearance Sale at
M. S.‘ Smith 4100
George Murray and family. of 12
Warren street, Nerwalk, have return-
ed home from a week’s visit in New
Yoi'k city and Fair Haven, New Jar:
say.
The Stamford baseball team will be
accompanied to South Norwaik this
afternoon, by a number of Stamford
enthusiasts. Stamfords play it it (I
here.
--All styles crpsh hate. 0' Brien a.
A regular moat ly meeting of the
Holy Name Boole x, of St Mary’s
Church will be held Sunday afternoon
at I o’,clock at the Catholic Club
building.
Victor W. Ferris continues to im:
prove at the NorWalk Hospital, Mr.‘
l‘errls‘ operation was very successful
in every particular, and he has steadily
improved
-—-l1‘resh Candles, 10 and 201: lb. at
M. S. Smith & Company.
Katydlds have been heard singing in
various parts of the city for the last ‘
few days. According to the bid saw-
that means that we will have frost in
six weeks.
Miss Florence Brown, of Hartford,
who-rhea been the guest of her grand
mother, Mrs. Sylvester Brown, of
Cross street, South Norwaik, has gone ‘
to Bethe] lot a visit.
—‘-Yacht caps, yacht caps. 0' Brian's
Mrs. A G. Bugbee and two young
daughters, who have been the guests
of the formers parents, Mr. and 'Mrs.
Thomas J. est, of Maple street. re-
turned today to their home In West
Coushohocken, Penn.
—-New Bargains.in. the Aug. Clear-
ance Sale at M, S. Smith & Co. ‘ ,
The handsome car If the 0111:1111: of
the Connecticut R’ailway and Lighting
Company, numbered “500, " was in The
Norwalks .Ioat night, .tor the purpose.
it was said. to see if It' 'was possible
to go under all or the bridges with. it.
—Umbrelllo, mourning hands..0'Brlen.1
The Winnipsuk baseball team has a
game scheduled with the 1:11:11 Sey-
mour nine for this afternoon, on the
Polo Grounds, Winnipauk. The Win:
nipsuks‘ hair‘s be‘éh‘ ‘ ”diapering (If
fast “negation this season and will
put npagoodgame.‘ ' ‘
-—Make a date for the eXcurslon. Sat-m
urriay. August 18th. Tickets at E. B
Coleman‘ s.
E.‘ 8. Perry. grand scroll keeper of
the order of Brotherhood of the Union,
has sent out circulars to the subordi-
note circles about the state. tin-ecu
itt heir attention to the and “fit sosslon
‘ he grand 1:11;: wbidli it he held ill
Derby on Tuesday, August,”
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.ALKINGNACHINES
iQR EVERY DAY
N THE YEAR. ‘
There is not one sin I: day in
hiring: m: ‘thd‘t : e Victor
s n - so I am welc
100$le to their ”Iii
1ummer It is, pouib y more of In
:ntertaincr then It any other.“
.‘imI.
ones are of even greater beauty.
m the porch or lawn it gives 0111?
If visiting the heated theater; it
iiakcs no number of the party
.vork that others may have enjoy-
.ncut. ‘
’I‘Iic Victor talkingunachinc is
he beat on earth in the opinion of
.nany judges. lt‘uscs only disc
ecords and its records are almost
~won1lcrtul in their clearucss
1nd strength—411d they practical-
.y never wear out and do not
ireak easily.
The versatility of the Victor IS
rrcat. It plays band or orchestra
uusic, reproduces the violin or
)iccalo or corncl or any other 111—
itrumcnt, sings songs, tell stories,
‘-—and it never tires. You may
use small records or large (7 to
14 inch); have as much or little
1 3f :1 selection as you wish and
:hangc from one to another 111 a
jifl’y.
Lyiiidcr the store' 5 easy payment
plan you 11111 secure any Victor
with the dcmrcd records and the.
payments are extended over a
period of such length that meet-
ing them is not a bui'dcn.
Will you come and hear the
machine and learn more of the
selling—plan.
A FEW SPECIALS IN OUR
MILLINERY DEPT.
Colored lincn 1111s. Just the
thing for beach Wear, at 19c. _
White linen hats. All the new
shapes at 5°C.. 75c. and $1.25.
Any trimmed list you may scl-
cct at $3.
THE HOWLAND
may ,Gooos co.
Bridgeport. Conn.
. 1 POINTIRS. ‘
A‘ family picnic is" not complete
without ants. -
For a porous plaster go to the store
where they sell drawing materials.
At the undertakers‘ banquet they let
a caterer furnish the layout
A smile on the lips is generally bet-
ter than one that passes them.
All sisters “tread the boards” and a
good many of them walk the ties
I You 11:11:51 truthfully" say of a pillow
that it is all a sham.
Some persons’ rocky times continue
from their very cradles
It wouldn‘t be correct to say, "Man
wants but little here helow"-cost.
The hairdresser shohid never be
caught asleep at the switch.
Thq.o)1kl that is allowed to have
its own way Is always in the way
Money fly a good thing to have, and
if coinlte‘ sit, a good thing to be with-
out.
A woman who is set isn't the kind I
their thinks I perfect jewel
a collector was sent around after
complimo'nts, some men would never
pay them
A woman may love dogs and still dis.
like a mall: who dogs her footsteps.
The 1111:: cleaners are not advertis-
1oogfito he tgheir ’t'rork It Weeping reduc-
in the pickle factory they often have
s of trying to catch up.
very ship has a hold—~"he" does it
in I court hip
or 1‘: fflying! But then
fly-ti me.
Tm .oherrydree little 0. W. out.
, A yardstick doesn't exactly know
hghoeiour its tfoot 1:03:13: 1
mill“ 0 e on y
tWSnt let! to read his title
clear.
. .. table about the
eon of wfiflen
about the Inprlc’bi‘ilf'a high ball
1. gluon I ‘womIn asks her husband 3.
‘from “I"to to“X" printed on it.
”Iirulirioit chitin '
_ , fidfitfet Fifi?“
bdt’ ll :11 fen-
IN "Edit marina I. mus-aims:
creek (Mo). 11mm:
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flashers“ enchanting: 1.1.1.1.:
pilllitl ,7 womammuoousomp
1 cruiser-emporium
me.‘ ‘Biit
It s powerful but rich and cvcii ,
hc latest song or hit of opera 1111111 '
do without the doubtful pleasure ,.
. , “11111.11“
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you nor 'mI. Iasr mane.”
1111:1111: pills are II“ easily tIitIu”
II good ones. lat inferior pills do,
lust one: fourth tbs work that
Wright's" U0 The Interior p‘lil'I
nIms iI legion
i ‘ WRIUHT'5 INDIAN
VEGETJHLE PILLS.
28 CENTS.
is tbs name of the other kind
AT ALL DRUGOIO‘I‘S.
AIL——
A popular commercial traveler at-
tended a large social gathering one ev
suing, and a young lady to whom he
had just been introduced said to him:
“By the way, Mr. Scott mav i ask
what your occupation is?" “Certnnly,”
he answered. “I am a commercial
traveler} "How Very interesting! Do
you know Mr. Scott, that in the part of
the country where I live commercial
travelers are not: received in good so-
ciety. " Quick as a Iliash he rejoined:
"They are not here. either, madam."—
Louisville Journal.
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Farm Today.
About 160 members of Jerusalem
chapter, R. A M.. of Bridgeport, par
1 tioipsted in the outing at George item-
ecke's farm. in Snulhport. yesterday It-
ternoon. The arrangements of the at-
fair were under the direction of Nsi
Ion .li‘reshour. Frank S Coaster and
Joseph Sub 1111.
There was I sheep bake at 1 o'clock.
f llowed by a genuine Rhode Island
ombake at 4 o clock. During the in
- tervsl there was a game of baseball
- between I nine composed of the oill«
cars of the chapter and a nine select-
ed from among the attendant mem—
bers of the Masonicfratemlty.
1 THE DEATH PENALTY.
A little thing sometimes results in
death. Thus a more scratch, Insignifi-
. cant cuts or puny bolls have paid the
(leath penalty. It Is wise to have
iluckleu's Arnlca Salve ever handy. It's
the best Salve on earth and will pre.
vent fatality, when Burns, Sores, Ul-
cers and l’lles threaten. Only 25c, at
F. H. Baxter's Drug Store.
“We a peculiar fact," remarked the
observing youth “that only about one
woman in a thousand can whistle."
“Nothing peculiar about that," re
joined the man with the absent hair
"As long as a woman can talk she does
not care to whistle."——Chicago News.
It is always best to get on the right
side of a man, especially if be Is deaf
in his left ear.
Shooting the 5111111111
in swall the dealers profits is not
our way of conducting the coal busi-
ness. We believe in fair dealing and
want our customers to be our friends
ns‘well. That Is why’ we take such
care to keep the best, the cleanest and
highest quality of coal to be had.
HARRIS 1i CANS.
Office anti Y'Ird, 60‘ Water 81., So. Nor.
Telephone] cm, 312—5,
Free Delivery.
..T_¢~w~w.__»_wm-: ”Lu.m.
60:41.
BEST LEHlGl‘i
largo Iuppl
Ilse: and rooms oiIIn.
“NUMBER 2 NUT “."75.
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COAL
COAL Is the only’ Iti‘rrii we handle. WI thI on hand I
:1 elicits. frIIh milled co II, or the finest fracture, free tram
‘ souerumo THE MA'r'ritii wire
THE TOP AND A RAIN
STORM COMING OM!
is not likely to occur if you're driving
one of our rigs—401" vehicle, horse and
harness receive careful inspection has
fore we allow them to go out; whips,
rugs. all accessories and equipments
also. We neglect nothing to make
your drIVe a safe and ‘pleaSant one and
desire your patronage. ‘
1
1
Sobaub 's Livery Stable.
racemes: can. sea—.1.
COAL
“taco has 'rou dIiIvIrId 1:: your 111:1."
Prompt delivery, competent Drivers, Clean coal.
”2420 WATER STREET.
comm
"note boner it‘s ten to one Ibo
f)
is.
our»: creel: Bituminous It In stir-em: price.
rm: burned oin‘ooII put lit bags ready for 111'. stove.
TELEPHONE 31-5.
Igloo: ohm-ammo min Etrest. south Nor-walk: I mi: o1. Nag-1:911:
LKS
ASPH‘LT.
wa‘usve AN EXPERT roams" 1111611:-
111%!!va
WNT. "FLAG.
some". wuo HAI
CHARGE OF LAYiNG THE WALKS, AND CAN lEE OEPENOEO UPON
FOR THE FINEST CLASS OF WORKMANSHIP AND MATERIAL.
Raymond Bros
[02 Washiirmn Strut.
Accra: Astonish}: “
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AGENT For: its? 11111110111: PATTERNI:
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SUMMER 1
Not I garment in this big collect Ion but is made of good mural .1111:-
fully cut, fitted and put together. it will pay you to take a careful W"?! 0!
the different lots, you are sure to find something to fill your present hoods.
TJ‘j I ‘MVM (
WOMEN’S NIGHTGOWNS
Women's muslin night robes, tucked
and emb. trimmed, also hemstitched
tucked, good quality, 500.‘
Women's muslin night robes. with
emb. yokee and ruffles, well made and
very full. 75c.
Women's muslin night robes, with
low neck and short sleeves and lace
trimmed, extra good quality, 81.00.
. Women‘s muslin night robes, square
neck, with emb. and ribbon trimmings.
very fine quality, $1.25.
WHITE SKIRTS
Women’s short white skirts, with
hematitched ruflle, good quality at 60c.
-'Womens long white skirts, with
omh ruiile and made of good quality
muslin, 98c.
Women’s long white skirts, with
henistliched tucked ruffle. unusually
full and extra fine quality, 5125.
Women's long white skirts with
gagged and emb. rune, good quality.
. muslin at 290.
Women's long White shirts, with
deep lIIe insertion and lace trinttit“:
flue quality, 82. so. 1. .
CORSET COVERS
Women's muslin corset nostril” 1
111:111 fitting and good quality. Ill IllII ‘
121590
1Women' s muslin corset covers.
insertion and lace trimmed, very
and well made, 26c.
Women‘ s muslin corset covers.
ed and hemetitched trimmed, 1111111.:
fine quality nainsook. 600. 1
WOMEN’S DRAWIRS
Women s muslin drawers. with do“ L
tu‘cked ruffles, fine quality, on autism
bargain 25c.
“Women s Muslin Drawers, with 11:11:.
stitched indie, made of good duality
{Women's muslin drawers, with Club.
tulle, very full and made of fine gul-
ity muslin. 5011., -.
:I momma Irossr. . ;; ‘5
83-85 Washington Street, 3
South N‘orwoik. Conn- . ,‘
1:11:11 Clearance Sale of Trimmed l‘illlinetu
W
EVERYTHING lill‘3 THE MlLLlNENY UNE AT BEOUCEO PHONE.
GENTS FOR IANNEN PATTERNS.
a a. stateroom, . f
%
1 score acumen, couit. ‘ '
up
dnrning stockings all the time. it
iery. Its how good they are.
JUST SAMPLE A PAIR OF
and will guarantee you ll always
Our "two for a quarter" Hose
Flue grades In Women‘ s ,Hose
66 Washington Street.
; ....-m, ._ ..-... “Am”...
The“. 1.2.
' Jenkins Bros-Value”
_ and , ,1
.1 CARLOCK PACKING
‘, : Curricula Stock.
unto‘auo SILVER PLATING.
Natl Bail!!!“ Emilia mm- L’
luvs M superior. GIN show them
In (duration. » ’
NIpIIrI' ‘to 31:11:11": Ind 100-”
fine Engines Ind OInIrIl 1:11:11.
loo Work Solicihd.
2Hiz 1:111. sexism:
111m co. ,
5' WATEMT: Io. noewALK.
..7c LB.
. .oc La.
1 1.1. suitcase ewes, so as.
so: stuns. ....... 101: 1.3.
vs swoop 1-"1e11, 12c 1.11.
I sauces“ .. ...10c1.s
= thereon 31151.1. comm. .‘
7 .5111: ooz.
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2111,, were ,.
a. 11F
‘ : .W‘Wthhaos.
, "rib-wean accrues
1111. costs. tartar
But few things In the Wardrobe w'ear olit as rapidly as Hose, ,
and you never knebra child who could not keep Its mother biiiiy
no equal on the market at the price. Try them.
H.151 RYAN,
AUTOMOBILE
isn’t how much you pay for hoa-
OUR 25c ONYX STOCKINGS.
want this brand.
for men, women and children have
from 501: to $175 pair.
South 111:: sets
INSURANCE
Particulars of
insurance Agency of
Jason M. Ls. ms
R. R. 11's.. South, , .
Telephone 35,12."
me_»¢—H
The Best Bug Build
25c-‘A slur
——-¢¢o
ANT one soon» now _
Guaranteed.
, 1 351: A BOX. .
E :NOl IAIN JET.”
8* .
#swuirs modernise, , 1
1 sfiiy‘é‘lh‘l‘hiil :
in. $12.50 and 015.50.
th misfit Lfirtlgai,
1 a be”!
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