tonight and saturdstl. '
area. at high~prstsure along the M4
lautlcrcoaet on along trough of to y
preilaure’ “In t a Mississippi Valleys ‘1.
Consid‘erabhi cloudy weather prevail
In the central sectiona,'w1th-clouliy 1:
showers lathe upper Mississippi Va
ley, bike regionsnd Gulf coast.
ditlous him for this vicinity an in- x
' with slightly ‘
crease Iii cloudiness
higher temperature.
W
The Evenig Sentinel will be lssu
tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock. _ ,
—-Straw Hats and Canes. O’Brien; ‘
Mrs. Paul Berg returned after a two ,
Weeks'r maeation‘at Bunnie. N. Y. .
’George T. Rice, arwell known trav. ‘
sling man, spent the night. In Norwalk. .1
Great August sale of housefurniaha 1
lugs is now in progress at Reed’s. See
ad.
..arry Goldsmith, of New York,
visiting his parents here for a few
days.
Miss Ninal A. Lewis, of Norwalk,
was in Southport yesterday, calling on g
friends.
Road the Public Market ad.
urday’s specials. These are genuine
bargains.
beidy ll, Shaw. of Cedar at
has been very III of pneumonia,
now improving.
~—Green Corn. 20c. liOZ., F. 1). Law-
ton dc Co.
Newsdealer John ’1‘. Hayes, of Nor-
walk, is on a vacation trip through
Massachusetts.
Lincoln Council, No.
United American Mechanics, will hold
a meeting tonight.
~—'I‘he largest variety of Fresh Cau—
dy to be found at hi. S. Smith & Co‘s.
10 and 200 It).
All the latest sheet music, 131- a
cow. 2 for 251:, at William A. Brig-
gertnan's, for Saturday.
Andrew J. Hutchinson, of South Nor-
walk, Is attending the
meeting In Northlield.
Cookenoo Tribe. 1. O. R. M.. of Nor-
T. Rice, a well known traveling man.
walk. will meet this evening.
At. the South Norwalk Baptist
church a rehearsal of
school chorus will be held.
~Straw Hats, Umbrellas.
Fancy suits at a snyi
great lied 'i‘ag Sale at
of Mr. and Mrs:
el.
Nineteen pounds granulated sugar
fur $1 at the United (lrocory (in. This
is only one of the many bars
Dd.
‘—-~5.tlotl yards extra quality
some patterns 'l‘orchon
choice of 200 styles, be yd.
Smith it Go.
“ in order to make room for new fall
goods. Miss N. E. ltyun will c
balance of waists at half price.
prices in ad.
wVurunca Spring Water, bdc case.
F. D. Lawton a Cu,
Mr. and Mrs, Charles 'I‘, Winters,
of Newark, are the guests of Attorney
and Mrs, George ii. Vosburgh, for a
tow days.
thi such thing as "stunmer conr
pialnt“ where Dr. Fowler's Extract of
gild Strawberry Ia kept handy.
ro's remedy for every loosenesa of
the bowls.
Milton t‘lnrk, formerly a well-known
Norwak resident. but who now residue
In Ridgelll-Id, called on old friends in
town yesterday.
Fancy nativt- potatoes. only ‘ch pur
peek, at Joacloff’a. Many other law
gains to he found at his store appear
In his . ad, today.
~Crush Hats. (:rush lists.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ii. Wadhams.
of fipringdold. who ilil\'t
in-
orWalk are guests
from
.I f
Trip regatta Cu. ‘
, wished. August auras forthcom-
ing visit of a British fleet to the Hai-
9re than likely to A
of more..wdllil
In Ore
lasers to please you,
:jic Sea appear, :‘
. uckandeconomical.
and milk and freeze.
{lot and shutdown
. income quarters adding to tie irlc-
tioti now existing. The proposed visit
was known to the German Foreign
Office months ago and suggestions
objections to it were raised by
are unfounded.
Result—«tho outdo
ed Ice Cream you Eli“ tested.
, Chocolate, Straw.
Uu , cred. Or 9 on!
, W253: {I W, v,“ .
. , . r > *1 83mm
“Growing boys who pan-
iicipatc in athletic feats need
a land which i think Apitexo
supplies. 1 have experiment-
odtwith the food among my
boys who .lro’in’
thorcailti nineties
‘ i ‘| “3.931;“ 6%
ysical Culture and
thlctlca at Lewis Institutes
f I) ,.
comment on the
.r .._ ,
pending cruise from German Baltic
ports creates the belief that It will
help along King Edward's desire for
tions between Germany-till
rltain a d,~tho,.annonaee .
oror WI tom’s support
For - Harvest“ and: aviolnltyrr
rweglan ‘i Irene In ac-
cepted as an indication that the. tier-
mun ruler proposes to work In the
an e directio
. ‘ . Is revi’r‘odihat Emperor ' ,
William will meet kiln; steward during
the latter's forthcoming trip to Mar-
Thoy . . . GET BODY
. . . because . . . Api-
tooo . . . has Plant Iron
. . . to make red blood
. . . “Round Biscuit . .7.
Donal-o Meal" . . . and
'00‘ o a e .0.‘! Le
The Kind Intllava
FIENDIDH SUFFERING
is often caused by sures, ulcers and
'cancers, that eat away your
Wm. Bedell, oi Flat Rock. Mich, says:
cklen's Arnica Salve
8‘0. ' 3 ”in. :IC
beefing “1
Soothes and heals cuts.
,25c at F. H. Bax-
, “l ,have used.
burns and scalds. _ , .
ter'a drug store: guaranteed.
M
' RIKSDAG ‘BEBSION CLOSED.
STOCKHOLM, August 3.-——'l‘he ex-
the Riksdag
hi to a close to-day. King
, Oscar was not present, but. was repre-
sented by the new premier Christian
In declaring the session
closed the speaker of the lower house
said the situation stilt contained dis-
quieting elements, but Swollen would
be absolved from blame if a breach
occurred after the offer made by the
We ,ninln
.Merilltlhrilorihnerel.
orfimoo'nc.
”Bedlam .
ORDER OF EAGLES PARADE.
PROVllilCNCIm‘R: 1., August aniline
of the biggest street processions of
civilians ever seen In the streets oi
Provident-e, was the feature. ot‘ the an:
the. "Now Kirkland
cl _ edy fortfons
ur outcast . ..
‘bbrrn‘s-ibmtimul‘cvsnslr i
use: landlines or SLEEP.
,Auother special session will he call-
ed as'soon as Norway is ready to act
dish conditions.
DANGEROUS AND UNCERTAIN.
For sunlmrn, tetter and all skin aml
scalp diseases, Dertt's Witch Hazel
Salvo has no equal.
cure for blind, bleeding, itching and
it will draw the
tire out of a burn and heal without
Bulls, old sores, car-
buncies, etc.. are quickly cured by the
use of the genuine .Dertt‘s Witch Ha-
Accept no substitute as
they are often dangerous and uncer-
Sold by The Clifford Phar~
C.
In field day of
Li‘llglle of the Fraternal .
Eagles held In this city at Crescent
it is a certain
England was represented among the
7,500 men In the parade, series from
Massachusetts, Connecticut nmi thotle
island making up the major part of the
although members
Maine and Vermont were also In line.
In addition to the New Euglunders.
New York city also sent a large det-
ogatlon to the affair.
ado of the city's streets,
they were given a rousing welcome.
the Eagles boarded harbor steamers
t‘or Crescent Park, where dinner was
protruding piles.
f “Thirty lasts
leaving a scar.
After ihblr pur-
during which
ANOTHER porous skcunslon
. A-ro
SAVIN ROCK,
connacrlcurfo ' Fmous eas-
stoe assonr
VIA RAIL. to
. new HAVEN
mo ELECTRIC. eraser runway
Saturday, Aug. 5th
Special Train Schedule and Excur
lion Rates as followlfj
Leave Daricn at 8:45 a. m.. 35 Cents.
Leave South Norwalk, 8:55 a. m.,
“L
$-a_-. .. ‘
CHAMBERLAINS'B COLIC, CHOL-
ERA AND DIAHRHOEA REMEDY.
This is unquestionably the most
successful medicine in use for bowel
complaints, and it is ,now t
nlzed standard over a large part 0
civilized world.
car or A. J. SMITH AND illness. KELLY.
L. M. RICH, amussuear DIRECTOR.
THURSDAY, AUG. 10, 3:30 P. M.
(II Stothy Next Fair Day).
First Grand Annual
‘BABY SHOW
ng during the
Rogers & Ste-
vens. Price in ad. Read it.
Miss Sybil C. Merriam,
Main street, Is visiting Mr. an
outset ngnnmtnoa. in Smith Ridge.
loan tender California hams only
So lh., at the New York Grocery Go.
Other bargains appear in mi.
Mr. and Mrs. John Matthews, of
fiouth Norwulku§ye been the guests
A few doses of ‘It
will invariably cure an ordinary at-
tack of diarrhoea.
In nine epidemics of dysentery with
it can always be de-
t‘litii'ti upon. event In the more Rt'Vt’l't'
attacks of cramps, colic and cholera
it is ootmlly successful for
summer diarrhoea and cholera intan-
tum in children, and is the means oi
the lives of many children
When reduced with water
d it Is pleasant to take,
which is important when medicine to
to be given to entail children.
man of a family should keep this real.
edy at his home.
may save lilo.
It has been used
perfect success.
Decorated Baby Carriage Parade.
$150.00 in Handsome Pfizer-4150.00.
First Prize to Handsome“ Baby,
WHEELER C. WILSON SEWING
MACHINE. VALUE $65.00.
12—BEAUTIFUL PRIZES—12
Entry Blanks can be secured at The
Clifford. Baxter's and Plaloted'a Phar-
macies, and from any stand at Roton
Special care will take car-
riages oi contestants to and from Rot-
on Point free of charge.
Transportation for 10,000 poo-
Watch daily papers for particu-
Due New Haven 9:45 a. m., and Sav-
In Rock by Electric Street Railway at
10:15 I. m.. affording over seven hours
In which to enjoy the numerous attrac‘
item of the place. ‘
Excursion Tickets, the number of
which will be strictly limited. will be
good only on the Ipeclai Train and
date as above, and must be purchased
before taking the can, or regular tare
. will be collected.
use. audavold disappointment on the
day of the Excursion.
VISIT THE FAMOUS WHITE CITY
With its beanie Railway, Alr Ships,
Chutes. e‘tc., Sea Share. Ocean Pier.
lln Wood, In lit-tin
and sweetene
For sale by Stillson-
.l'owcll Corporation, Clifford Pharmacy
and Zeltfuss pharmacy. '
..—. .._........___.~.._.
NEW MILL, IN PLAINFIELD.
PLAINFIEIID,
will ho broken to-morrow at the plant
Purchase in ed-
-—A molt arrested here last. night by
State Policeman R. J. Hurley on sua-
plelon that he was the assailant of
Delta Anderson In Bouthford. on July
25, was still confined In the lookup :’
thinnest; but itiwns expected 5“.le ‘
Superlnt adept been or the statbvibo-
lice, would arrive during the afternoon
to take him to New Haven. The man
.iuiid he was George 0. Stewart. of
Bath, Maine. and that he had been a
soldier In the Philippines. ills des-
cription is said to correspond closely '
with t ' t given by the girl Willie man
t“ d bur. ,glhn lat .. loyed .
For infants and children.
than this!!!
In
Ilse
For llvar
. . ”egg-33o, ._ . .-._.....
» NATURE'S
wonocn.
fl . - . LAND
FREE—VAUDEVILLE—FREE
Daily at 3:30 and 8:30 p. m.
From Keith's and Proctor's Circuits.
NEXT SUNDAY
SPECIALIVOCAL AND BAND CON-
CERT. WHEELER 4
WILSON BAND.
Miss MAY MERVILLE. Prima Donna
Soprano. in
GRAND anonc MELODY.
SHORE stamens, CLAMBAKEB.
are, A SPECIALTY, AT POPU-
Laa emcee.
BASEBALL GAMES evenv anus.
DAY.
aches, Old Mill, Figure 8
heel, Pleasure Grove, Open
Air Concerto, Bhol‘o Dinners, Shore
of the Lawton Manufaciu
puny for it mill Hirtlcluf‘o
by 100 foot in area and a weaVe
BEST TEAMS IN THE STATE.
Telephone Call, 395-2.
ing to he not) by 150 feet. The
capacity of tho lliiiiiliUll will
spindles. and about
liiiildh will be nPi‘iit‘ti.
I'uhrlcs will he made for IlnlshL-rs at
Sayiosvillo, R. l. .
PECULIAR DIOAPPEARANCE.
.I. I). itunyan. oi Butlcrvllle. 0., lnld
aappenrauce of his pain-
of Indigestion and bill-
ousnesa, to Dr. King's New Life
“'l‘hey are a perfect remedy, .
stomach. headache. ..
n, etc.” Guaranteed at F. - ,,
Itaxlcr'a drug store. price 25c.
CRUISER OOLU
NEW
NEW YORK. August 3.>~.'l‘hs llnitrd C
i-ltateo cruiser (Iolutubla, which hall .
lawn in New York llnrhor for a weak, ..
ll'I't for New Haven today to lake lili' 1'
Theatre. etc.
RETURNING, the Excursiouiata will
leave Savln Rock by Electric Line In
time to reach Union Station, New Hav-
en. at 6:15 p. m.. at which time return
Spool-i Train will depart.
THE NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND ‘
HARTFORD RAILROAD CD. '
F. C. COLEY.
Au't. Gen'l. Passenger Agjeni.
(ll
l-‘ancy Nit ton
the peculiar tII
ful symptoms,
r dizziness, sour
. bot-n vlsitln
for the any 0
Miss Etta Behultxe, of we Connecti-
cut. avenue. Bridgeport.
;; ’ ‘P‘errribi' Pride}: l
L; 32.80‘ 33.00
sale of high gm 1' Trauma at .
crease in popularity from your ‘
to year. which Is proof positive .
that, the values are all that we -.
claim them to be. ’
All this season's goods. (isn't .
be otherwise, as we conduct. this ,
.. sale twice a Jeannie clean out '
. all odds and ends.
owmulnobmelm. Nothing stale. ",
Eborythlnp Malt. . ‘
WE OFFER TOMORROW:
Porequsrien.
12° to 18¢ lb. :3
. H
L." p“ Roast, ", this space for Interesting store
News.
Open Monday. wetland-y and .
Choice-Dolomite. him-«y Evenings.
Domed Tongues.
police ”‘9‘?“ Ito-
' ivorytllinp Guaranteed the Best.
‘2' p Washington at. so. sonata.
ii
“i .
an guests
luminous
new; .1. I
[alumnus Appetltos inland
there must be. judging by the pro-
portion our orders have assumed this
suntan-r. We are always busy, because
pmplc In i-ltmtlt Norwnlk that know
what good meals are know where to
find them at a low price. We will
scan you home a steak. roam or chop
fit for the moat fastidious critic, If
you leave your order.
(1.. W. DODGE.
assessor to Jacob chaub.
12 Washington street. .. Phone an
looking at Good furniture
:: a. I".w:g‘:h.e"hm:.". Interested
ACC [PT AN INVITATION
to call and see our offerings.
W. would especially like you to see
our neckm that we are settle for
01.06. We have a nicely patched
Oak Hooker with cobble not. and also
flatten Realtor with lull roll arm
and been. chime . . ,
we , .
A. J. mam & SON.
i Duh or Credit. m W‘ilmterr or.
In orderttcnmakc room for new (all gotals,‘lv§\§m do“ ”am“.
ence of Waiete at half price.
as.» attic AND vanvs'r warsre.........u.so
notwaters........................one:
. UNEVETLXNGWAIBTS...... ..... .95:
'1.153ND$1.50LAWNWA'ETB............. on
n. at. am, ‘
'IG WASHINGTON I13,
IOU?“ “WALK. ‘
.15?
i tours onward; , chair nit chbnihadbth I
neutrinos that! amorous nurse
we 7- . Wu . w .1.
ANOTHERBUNCH or
. , ’1‘} .V , , .. _ ‘3- " ‘
way While Shirt‘WaiIl-e. t
front and back, at 690.
Ladies' White Lawn Shirts
embroidery fronts. tucked b
THIN Jeassv uaozawsaa
pros women
Want you‘vto make careful reading
of the following. Think a will inter-
Ladlss' warm Lula snot
Women's 00“ Quality “’5“- 10 tucked and hemstltched, extra good
W
THE atom autumn
unsaauuecins.
* When you read the descriptions.
, 'when you some to compare thewgoodo
with the prices, you'll buy; for ‘ a
economy of it all is bound to 1mm»
‘ Women’s Finn Cotton Jersey Ribbe
Vests with the wing sleeve or sleeve:
less. at 1235c. '
' Women's Fine Jersey Ribbed Vests.
white. trimmed with lace, value 250.
Women's Lisle Vesta In white or
mined with lace. at 25c. '
SOME DAINTY WASH WAIST!
Ladles' White Muslin Corset fibroid.
made yoke effect of lace, ribbon
trimmed. at 25c.
., Ladies Muslin Drawers. ca'tphr'io
ruffle, hemetitched. at 25c. '
Ladles' Muslin Gowns. tucke
at 50c.
. Ladles' wane Shirts. made With
deep embroidery flounces. also under
rubies. at 760, 89c and 980.
Here are several lots of cool white
wash waists for you to chose from
prettlly trimmed, very latest designs
use to cut. and price very much to your
Ladies' Black and W
”Lawn Shirt Waists, all class, at 600.
83-85 Washington Street.
’ FOR you some i
m can first: wrth' sue
watns canvas shoes.
75¢
WHITE CANVAS surrsns.
75° .
91w: Shoe $tm
. 1, " "intensities. “easy? ;
Souvenir Postal Cards and Albums
Also a full line or souvenir snail Goods.
Ladlea’ Leather Hand Bags at a to per cent. reduction.
Water Wings, that keep 'you above water.
we now HAVE IT.
No more sharp edges or torn Iaun dry.
We are agents for the Star All Heart Laundry.
F. J NELSON.
SOUTH NORWALK, GONN-
'r ‘t. 3 pct”.
.. pip
Have your work done by a hand
78 WASHINGTON ST.
I Barn
WHITE LAWN WAISTO, AT 950, WORTH 51.”.
children’s creases. 13o. up. Hats. which have been $1.25. new at lilo.
Trimmed Hate cold for loco than post.
his. line oi lull-to, Made in the latest style. from 01.50 up.
Call and convince yourself before buying elsewhere.
feet lit at the .
The Fair can and For
a wasmrleron eraser.
card” m[fl .. ,C, 1%? .. J
Emid wintry.
an anathema saw Hate, 26c. nu: and in. culture. nun Bonnets
and Washable Hats. new Dunk lists In all the latest styles.
5. s. summon.
. . eouraaoawaus. been.
a an anal l
‘5 is at The uni-mu... th
creates
Flowers limpet given away.
We guarantee perv!
Old-ls
I WAINIIG‘I‘ON DTMIT. ..
. “$314.14.”
e opportunity to «sure
at. lower than any other time
akc advantage oi.
Extends to the p
Furniture at prices mm 25 to so per rr
in the. year. 'l'bcse reductions wr- invite you to t
A low of the specials we on: offering this week:
piece Parlor Suite.
p.00 5 piece Parlor Suite.
we for. 5.00 5 plasmParlor Suite.
These Suits are covered in Verona Velour,
330.00 for 5
Silk Damask and
rage for “.00 Coach.
8‘50 ~ ‘
‘l‘he Couches are all covered in best grades Volume and gum
anteed worbuwmip.
a limb “statues." . «
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