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_ ALL NEW PATTEANI.
E. K. Banks,
inflict“
46 and M.#Wnt Vii-hilt.
South Nor-wait»
K,I II
WEATHER REPORTI
Flir Nofiihlk‘ahd vlltlility:
night and Saturday 'li‘lte
gluing the past 24 hours
sections
ii, Mass. and Portland
Atlantic coast.
heather during the next 24 hours
‘ Charles Britto clerk in the United
Grdcery Company's store is ill at his
home
l—Grnn' sugar 18 lbs. $1. l“. 1). Law-
ton & Company.
George Lindeberg has secured a
positiOn'lha driver for
press.
w-Straw Hats and Canes,
M
G, W. Litilefleld, at New York, has
{Ir-en making It short stay in South
Iirwalk.
Mrs. George Ma‘thers,‘ot South Nor~
Walk, has been spending a few days
in Long Ridge;
, Melville E. Mead leaves at an early
day for Chautauqua, where he will
apend his vacation.
, Thomas PoWers, the rarirnturist.
who lives in Norwalk, was in Slam-
10rd yesterday morning
' Little Dorotha Harris. at Springdaie
has returned from a mo wesks' etuy
with her aunt. in Norwalk.
*-
Mrs. Stephens
avenue
Miss Mary 'Lee, in Southport.
mun—t“
-—-Strnw Hats, Umbrellas,
”MN
The. beautiful moonlight nighte we!
are now having make driving delight
till after the bent of the (lily.
“WEAP.
Mrn, Ralph 00195 and son Ralph.
and Miss Lena Maser, oi Souihpoii,
spent Wednesday with friends in Nor-
walk.
5.;
—--(lranulated sugar, 9 lbs. 500. l". 1).
‘&'Co.
w..-
Miss Mamie Harty, at South Nor-
'walk who haI been the guest of Miss
Helen llolury, South street, Danbnry,
bail returned home.
t
The Misses Mollie
at hot home in (‘edsr street
Souvenir postal cards are coming in-
to the local post-oiliceii in grant num-
The majority of them ale mail-
ed by' people. at summer resorts to
her s.
friends in this city.
W
~Bathlng suits taps, water win‘gtl.
Everything lor the bothers M.
Smith in to .
”‘Miss' Emily London, leading lady of
the i‘hosier DeVonde Stuck ('umpsny.
is Ipening a few days in Stamford he-
lies coming
(are her relII-nrsnla for
season in South Norwalk.
~Crash iiula nud Caps.
qua...-
O’Brien.
George Reynolds who received no
vote injuries being impaled on a meat
pr Cull-
nn. several weeks ago, is reported lin-
hook in Brown' R market, in
proving at the Norwaik hospital
WV
~Years oi suiierlniz relieved in a
niybt. ’llching piles yield ht once in
proportion oi DOIIII
At any Iilftl‘
the curative
,Oiiument. Never fails.
'Iuore, so cents. .
'i'b'ia' siork has visited the home'oi
'Mr and Mr» William 0 Taylor, of '19
Woodward avenue. making ”mung“
little dau
parenis of II
Mollie
“b
may log eight pounds.
ltd dolnii well.
”For Sal
Ilan Mon
be glad Ii very low prion, M
Smith A (1.0
m-..~w—u~
flurry W Jennings, or titanium II
lbw lb 30th Norwaik rehearsing I
Ilmatrjool company that is to mow in
week of
ill produce
The
or."
action at "A (Khan Dirt.”
Mr. Jennings in II thespian oi Ionic
ability and has IiiayI been Incom-
Millers “all midtown
August i. hit Jennin‘gli
several play: during his tour.
prion in titanitord villi
they
fill in his ventilrea.
“Our Specialior ibis
. “Ilene ~
Small "Sti’tlll’t * Cured ‘
ms 32 l*20 lb.
m
« ”renames. -3
. Ami
Ill dill-II.
Lotti densities"
Fair to
general con.
itions have changed but very little
The tent
erature continues high in the eastern
The highest temperatures
in New England were reported from
Maine.
92. Showers have occurred Ilurlng
the past 24 hours along the entire
Conditions do not is-
let fer any decided t‘hllii'go in the
Magnet-'5 ex-
O'Brien.
O’Brien of Bnyview
is spending a Week visiting
O'Brien. "0 60
and Kathleen
Kearney oi i’oughkeepsle- -on the Hud-
son are visiting Miss Jennie Moloney
an immense
varielfd oi hoyierv and underfloor to
lucid lid
L: HAWdElts, candor-.7 AND
aAIogN HOSE. .
‘A‘UTOMOSILE AND dicvcta
II its. unlit
I..... I. 7 ii... .Iu'u
about“ our
ASSeSSmeni lilstil‘ancll.
hut transior it to h old line coni-
party, where pityin ta rstfih‘in the
same each year. For a loll guaranteed
rate and particulars, address
F. H. FIELD. Gan. Adi"
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
TIlehoM 3634. lo. Norwalk, ct
illlllllt lllliKEll Fill
For 48 Orbn’c
Soap Trade
Marks.
. SUPPLIE8._ .
2~ REPAlRiNG lN ALI. BRANCH-
. ' so. ,
2 Ozone
"Sth'ro‘b Trade
Marks.
.7” Powder .
‘ , Trade Marks.
e ~ GWEN AWAY AT
It It. fitlhxhn‘v‘a
AUTO, BICYCLE AND NOVELTY
- = ,ETORSI v. .
so. NORWALK.
25 80. MAIN or.
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
it Nirih 'Ma'ln 8i. South Now-lit:
ilIIldIhp’lI. l Wthln‘ltoh Oil-opt.
nuphono It hours. 13+:
m
lite Recreation hum?
Block island. 3 day. trips. ‘8 50 to
July 15 £2, 29, August 5 12.
19, 26.
Watch Hill, 3 till)! irlpR, $10200. July
ill 22 29 August 5, 12 19,26.
Cottage (lily 5 day trips, $1700.
, Jilly 24, August 7 "it
White Mountains. 5 day trips, $23.00.
July 2i,~AIIgusi 7. 21. Remember 4. ,
Ramon Sprlngs. 4 or 8 day trips;
812. 50 or 815 “50 July 17, 24, 31, Aug
ust 7.14. 21, 28, September 4.
Alisahle Chasm, ll tiny trips, 826.00.
July 17,24, 31, August 7.14.21 28
September 4.
Niagara Falls, 4 days trip, 824.00.
Tuesday. August 22nd.
Thousand islands, 4 days
$2100. Tuesday, August 22nd.
Catskill Mountains, 5 day trips.
fluid from New Haven. duly is,
August 8. 28, 39. '
Royal 'l‘our. l2 days trip. Thousand
lslinds, Montreal. Quebec. Ans-old
Chasm and ratoga, 887.00. Tues-
day. August 2nd.
‘ Nova Scotia. l0 dnys trip, $58.00
frag?- New Haven. satin-day, August
1‘ .
Moolobead lake 9 days trip, 840. 00
from New iisven Monday. Septeml
tier 11th.
'(leilyahtrrg- and Worthington. 7 day!
trip .830. 00 train New Haven. Friday,
October 13th. ‘
For the New England Tourist doe:
oribiiig all tours and tickets call an
o.-w. HARRIS, Tick-t Amt It napoi
iridium liiiili'allce
IIOOT'ON iNItMMiGI 00.
new “000M
Thin Company writes a most liberal
form bi lnsuranett overlng tho cat
wherever it they be in the Unite;
trip,
States or Canola. again» tire IriItn
iota my cattle, explosion and llgb
in: lurluusdea'ltio Insane Ind tram
pol-tattoo riots—4m or pilhrnu, up
on the men ‘iavorahlo tome.
diooblii. Lollies.
. A Int.
ti “thumbnail?” ”will Ndrwalk
'i'Il. 86-48.
amounts
'ma unann- no welcome.
on on THE which,
269 A LARGE nor-rte.
at tho
i
,‘llie ’loitiuss Morey.
I‘ no. IIIMII‘lI'r. Io. ’NoitwaILIt.
Not I (clean. Not lxplosivp'.
l l A
We World maul-Ii
”about one course
to m Mini ’thIIIII'II’iiI oi visited
our IIINI utmost. ivory ._.
”1.1:,-
, titty night.
. Rube“ by
, gymnasts: at tit ht.
s
Arthur nun visited in Redford
for several days. .
Henry N Sam and taniiiy are at
‘ Dsinaroat N J
.-
The tire department held Ii special
practice last night
.lohn Doyle is now clerking at Dick-
erntan' II confectionery store. »
Clarence Kirk, of Brooklyn, is viait~
fiig with Editor W. WKirk and iam-
Y
Charles Brown is now employed or
{toward F Johnson's carriage [epiliil'
ory.
mm
Wallace l. Woundy has purchased
a steam auto from Mochaley s agency,
Stamford.
'
I...”
Three wagotsloads at Grace Home
children enjoyed a straw ride to Lew-
isboro. Tuesday.
Frank Snyder. of New York
been visiting with his
South Main street
m-
hits
parents in
D. it Merritt and family have. re
turned to their home after an auto
tool in New York.
Mrs William Potter and son Roger
ate visiting relatives in Bayonne, N.
J., for several weeks
Robert i, Boats and Miss Roxie
Merritt have returned from a tow
weeks' visit in Delaware.
Herbert 'l‘uttlu is how assisting his
intherin inw Edward Born], at illti
tonsorlal parlors evenings
()hurth services in trio evening have
been susfibhd for a few weeks in
. the Congregational church.
Benjamin Wood Dr. E ll. Cunning
ham (3. B. F‘nnelier and others spent
Sunday at {lake Waccabut
Drugglst John K. Lawrence visited
in New Cannon Tuesday evening. lit-
come in his Cadillac touring ear.
-E ...._......—...-
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh lt‘. iliibert and
wife have returned to New York at
tor visiting his parents for several
dayfl. ,
Misses Rose and Anna Stanley. who
have been visitln friends in Myrtle
avenue Sinmiorfi have returned
home.
Thomas Fitzpatrick has been plat-ed
in charge of the Adams Express
branch olllee at (letluger‘s newa depot,
Stamford.
m
Rhinehsrdt‘e bakery and Storms‘s
restaurant have been equipped with
large alel‘tiio fans of the chandelier
type. These are the first of the kind
in town
Frank Simon consulted a specialist
in New York Monday'w 'with regard to
injuries sustained on his toil tool in
a runaway accident. He has been on
crutches for several Merlin.
The New Canaan ilrnngo held a
very enjoyable meeting. The day eve.
ding. A large number were moment
from neighboring towns, and an en»
joyoble program was rendered by via
iting tlrangos.
John O’Brien, who was arrested for
disturbing the peace and resistsure of
unicorn. was taken to Bridgeporl Jail
'l‘ueiiday morning by Constable Mar
rill, where he will have an opportu-
nity of working out. his line and coats,
about Sli 2i).
Automobilists are daily making ro
L‘ill'll tpina‘ on South avenue. 'l‘hiI
highway is practical! level and has
over two miles and It Edit of niaoadatn
straightaway, it is a this place to try
out n machine. Since the notion sent
out by the borough oilit-lalu there like
been a great decrease in the number
at speednhreaksrb. ,
About iliteon member. at the Chris-
tian Endeavor imiioul Committee of
Standard paid an ointial visit to the
Congregational Endeavor Union, 'l‘uea-
Tbe meeting was held in
the lectureroom and (ill interesting
meeting resulted. After II review oi
the year'u work. report» wero rend,
Light refreshments were served.
hw
eoruun Albumin“.
liilMP’l‘Y nunrrv ooumo
son'ru noun/Abs. lIiLv
it'ru AND IlrrII. ,
TU
Gd»! ti '1'! A IIII Ind his marry
troupe oi ht: III. spot a Iluura and
vaulteviilish wl Immat- hero on In»
ly lilth nnIl 20th. The whole produc-
tion iii named iiumpt Dummy wliirh
name brim matron IIIIII thoughts
to the vmlthtiil iii no and matures hp
bright outlook of iulitivu amuuruuenlu.
illlmpty Dummy will be exhibited in
II novel manner, undur a «Invite thea-
tre. tulip ‘euuipnod‘tritlt lam- nape,
electric ligiItII, orchestra rhalra and
all the ruinioriu which "my be found
within the tour will» oi a first claim
opera bonito. 'l‘ho muhy attractions
pronoun-Ii ottnltiiiia oi the unique and
slayer “llntiuo oi the Butterflies," by
the havlile Dialer»: ”The ‘lt‘emale
the iditIIsI unwind and
llnwilmru. lllmliratpd mm moving
pit-lures, tumbles selenium» irom com
to optimal. ballet donning by a lull
torrid oi» limit land the nominat-
ionotion brilliantly hinged. premiu-
ilhli of 'Hlliflliy both; as i
bat-to ground for the full pm of
novelties. M hummus to spool” to
detail. Manager Brunt MAM wait
inown Ihow than. lie for W was
connected with an in Bills Wild
West Show. in at the bud oi the bust
rim Ital! which .‘%8”::°' hit!!!
{or the worth and: wliibe
e
rfortnhhce
use "It" day. It or shine with II
illittdreti under
will be and ed for it mm at
thumbs, has. 26 tests will be the
urinal charge for children and iiiultit
It mm.
In. Wit Krupp widow at the
its , «sumo
. HAND.
«I Wait“. that. w t
m may...
The biggest rope ever used to i.
use purposes "dust been made or a
district IIth {it Glflxuw. It is 'l in: I'htlcoming morodthd the" ten
miles long aridl 5 inches in elreum~ oral and more and more intelligent
ieILut-e. and weighs uenlly till tons. it l'l‘hu English are grunt admirers of
has been Indus in one unjolnted and lwllat they call 'blocks” in their flavor.
‘l‘ ” “DUO » Ti
1‘ 6: use of illustrations in advertis-
unspliced length of patent crucible tiring, and have always used more and '
steel When in taco it will form a better
complete circle at mt Glasgow rtoII- have
in. the clinic in its ooiirse, and will
Inn it! a sped nt‘ 15 miles an hour. representing a watch. or a shoe. or a
~-~v~w~ «mm-m trunk has been out oi use with us
Don‘t neg] i work that’s really up only a tow years Snob cuts the us-
portant for I am. work that doesn' tLEd even now in many pisses ‘——Chas A
amount to anything. Bates.
illustration than Americans
“‘"Ltlb‘ I‘LL-5L“
Itwili? pail 0011 to Call and examine our
Coal before sou leave uour order elsewhere.
Get the advantage of our best Coal and“
lowest prices.
The HarrisstGansCo.
:e' ”2-5 . ”“ ea Wat» st.
w
Roton Pomt Now Open
Hokl and Restaurant.
UNDER T”! MANAGEMENT OF A. J. SMITH AND J. B. KELLV.
Shore iliIIIIers Glamiiakes. ate. at Popular Prices
WILL DE A SPECIALTY.
Brno Bath-Boot Teams in the State.
Emulsions. Music and Dancing.
Your fourth of July iliniisi
to do Ilse honor to the Nation's liirth.
day. should he the best that can be
provided, Leave your order for ihe‘
meats Ilnd poultry at .i. W. Dodge’s,L
They will guuruntee the best in he
hull; they will do justice to you and
you will do jusliI-I- to the day.
J. W. DODGE.
IncIIIIor to Jacob Ochnub. ‘
22 WIIhlngtOn Street. .. Phone 3221
PBESlDENl’ilL nut ’
THlS i8 NOT "PRESIDENTIAL YEAR." BUT WE ARE lN THI
HELD A3 CANEIOATES FOR YOUR COM. TRADE FOR THE REASON.
OWE U8 A CHANG! TO PROVE WHAT A FIN! BTOCK WI. HAVE W
WE HAVE JUBT UNLOADID THRII CARGO“! 0' OLD OOH-
PANV'E LEHIOH COAL WE ARE lN BUSINESS TO I'TAY. AND WILL
git/E YOU GOOD VALUE FOR VOU R MONEY. LET US HAVE A TRIAL
ROI“.
RAYMOND BROS
tom Name. with: ~ ‘Vlhlnflloll (out. 5;
V‘M ”to .. .(..
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WE HAVE TH! AGINCV FOR
WATER WiNOC. 26 A 35¢.
IOOKI AT NIDUGID PRlOIO.
wtm Ivaav PURCidAOI or at
Ioovrum roam. out» wk
witt own A eos‘rAI. Atauu
rear. '
ClOARO, DOLLS AND BTA'HONIRY.
“Ilia “mm voids" ‘
CONFECTIONIRY.
no your taillight-cine. men’s, ' .
FULL LINE OF RECORDI.
I...
II wapNINo'rou Wildly.
it Is Just "As
to layl in your next winter’s cool new We all the horror tilt low
eat oil m.
3. mm II SON,
mammal-I
The atii‘i. old Iterotypod weed cut. “4 «I ‘f ?
‘ .BOME DAlNTY WASH WANTS
k:
wIIl
AGENT FOR RAY MANTON'S PATTERNS.
ANOTHER BUNCH OF
Bargain Attractionsl
“rum JERSEY UNDERWEAR
eon WOMEN
udlea' White Shirt Wallis, that“
trust and back. at 690.
L'sdiss’ White Lawn shirt mitt:
embroidery fronts. tucked hicks. at
title.
Want you to make eareiul reading
of tho iollowing. Think it will inter
eat you. I
, . Iladies' White Lawn Shirt Wat Ll.
X0919“ 0W1 Quality Wills. 10¢ tucked and hematitched, extra I-gaod
sac
lawn at it. 60
THE FLUFFY 'aUMMEIt
UNDEHMUSLINB.
When ‘you read the descriptioai.
when you some to compare the goods
with the prices you‘ll buy; for ilid
economy of it all is bound to innit“!
you.
i'.adies White Muslin Corset Cove“.
Women' s Fine Cotton Jersey Ribbed
Vests with the wing sleeve or sleeve
less, at. lilies.
Women's Pine Jersey Ribbed Vests,
white trimmed with lace value 25c,
now lilo.
Women's Lisle Vests in white or
hfiar trimmed with lane, at 26c.
FOR YOU made yoke effect of lace ribbon
trimmed, at 25o. ‘ .
Here are several lots oi cool white ladles' Muslin Drawers, oathhrio
wash waists int you to chose from. mine, hsmhiltched, at tlllo.
preltily trimmed Very latest deal it Ladies' Muslin Gowns tucks” ‘
as to cut, and price very much to ygtt‘r at 600. ' d "km
l.ilting Ladies White Skirts. made on
Ladies’ Bladk and White Fikuzed deep embroider tibunces alIo tilt Dr:
Lawa Shirt Waists all sizes, at 50c ruliles at 76c. 9c and title.
83-85 Washington Street.
HOSIERY
vou wou'r HAVE THE sLIoHrEs'r nirricunv iN FINDLNQ lN
THIS COLLECTlON THE exacr soar or SUMMER oroquNoI you
WANT. THERE'S A PLEASANT COMBlNATION 0F WIDE VM'ITY.
FAVORABLE PRICES, AND RELiABLE OUALH‘Y THAT MAKE
QUTTE WORTH YOUR WHILE TO FILL YOUR NEEDS HERE.
N. E. RYAN,
BOUT}! NORWALK.
86 WASHINGTON ST..
0r Trimmed Millineryf
All untrimmed Straw lists, the, 39c and 750. Children‘s Milli Bonnet!
and Washable lists. Ladies' Duck ll ate in all the latest Ityl'llf
S. S. TIIIIIOTSON.
wtl‘ih mailman. odtlk.
I! WAOHINGTON OTRIIT.
Your correspondence
may be the only means by which another man
can judge. you. The vital phase of a strong
letter is not alone the substance of the letter
itself, but also the dress in which it ghes forth ‘
as your silent messenger. Your Letterhead
and Envelope printed upon
“ill 1‘ 'milgsliire land
will favorably represent you among your most
exacting clientele.
ill Ll HAMPSHIRE BOND iI the host paper {or commercial
stationery. is the intiinouy of discriminating buIiuoIiI men
i rove thiI for youruii—eiat III Ihovr you Book of Specimens
it allot” Old Hampshire Bond in Wblto and Fabric“ Colors
SCHUMANN ART PRINT
. . Sit‘cdlfli‘ to ‘the FREEMAN ART PRINT
98-100 Wnblngton St... South Norwaik. Tahphom 3244
Our Assortment and Display of Furniture
and FumlSlillltis *i'
is at» wide that we ran hardly‘tatt to please ”III; “It; and may later not
otherwise plum, because or the «inductive «humor at our goods. in
could my on telling you tony» Ibo ut our Iron. our futilitiu form-vi“
you and our desire to merit the honor oi your patronage. But. tho INN“
q, a
'Ind Intent way iI to not III to the test by coming to our sum in period. W4
Imam ’1'th reason what is conceded to be the that nominal-try f!
, pom. turn and vowi- itirniim our shown ia'tbis‘vitlnity. like mil.
’olio piece for th. poet: or I cannot. outfitting M the vault his». It‘u
annual mast “pm to you, . i,
III. i
A J 00 insdt;
DIM" III Fumlmflflhrflfl. mm mums. oil MAM Li
WA“. Tel. 3495:.
M inimgmfiét '
. mo sum and MW ‘ V
II Item! mint Ir. WME.
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