Alfred Goldschnildt epent‘ Sunday in the-flatly“ mountains. ' Misses Florence and Grace llavl- land were visitors intrldgeport. yes- terday. ' . » ‘ ‘ .‘ lfled down to. ladeak in the onion, While other 31% free at play; Papa fancies liens having a vacation. While drinking Rocky Mountain 'l‘ea. Piaisted's Drug Store. V'i‘wo cargoes of loan 'y ashes are being shipped from Ra mend Bras.’ wharves to New Jersey. George A. Avlaon drew the illus- trations for the opening story In Gilli- ’ ter'e Magazine. for August, a... « ,Mrs. Mary Merwln and Miss Aline Merwin. of Norwaik:~ are guests of Miss Clara Banks, in Weston. The barge .l. L. Molt, .ir., is being loaded with a cargo of moulding sand for the Lockwood Manufacturing Com. puny. -—Dr. Dick's curel malaria. _———-« . for bnslncsl. outline in . Irina . inanimate. .8 om, ford. - Conn. Bohool-houae well equipped. well lighted and well heated. 133 boys pre- pared for college; hundreds prepared Manual training. Free hand drawing, Athletics. ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR. W A meeting of the Pastor's Helpers ' of the South Norwalk Baptist Church will be held this evening. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McMahon. who have returned from their w'etitling trip, have gone to housekeeping on Creseiit Terrace. . ‘ W Grout preparations uro bring made by Uncaa Haymnliers .for this eve. nitig its about fifty members of the Bridgeport tribes are oxilccted here. nh'l‘lie ‘Winnipuuks will play illo llolhul M. (l. A. team Saturday afternoon on the. Polo Gl‘illllldl-l. Wllinlpault, The game should prove an interesting one. as Bethol won a short time. ago when the tennis rlasliod. by tho attol‘u of 5 to 4. The stand of (‘tiltll‘s which the school children of the town are to proacnl to the battleship (.Ptiliiioctivut were view- ad with much interest yesterday at tile Norwalk t..‘onizroi::illonal Church. ’i‘llelr next plane of publlr exhibition will be the Norwaih public library. —il‘or pure live water ion at our our rwt., llild good service, tolvpllono litlll-i. Bi‘ookaide Lake loo Company. At the meeting of the advisory board of the Choral Union. last Monday ovon~ lag. the reports showed that the union closed it. first season with a balance of gfipgitlElillEllv Toenails. 3 . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 0. Bradley. of $136.36 "4’ its trettiiliryywith tho pronr l Weston. spent Saturday with their daughter, Mril. Chester Coley. in Nor» walk. Several people have reovntly ails» tulned quite net/ere cuts from broken glass on the bathing bench at itoton Point, Clerk Bertrnnl. the recently appoint ed member of the South Norwallt pout omen force, bpgwhh male. this. mom- 1, .... > .. mm *...-= . . n I, In”? .. Chief of Police Thomas Iirudley. of Norwalk. is enjoying a vacation today. His duties are being-attended by Cap- ‘ tain R. N. Moreliouiie. Does evil still, or whole life fill? Does woe bet e? m Your thought .~ bide on suicide? You need Willi h“ Now for prose and facts~DoWltl'a Little Early Risers are the most pleas ant and reliableplllu. known today. They never gripe. Sale by Clifford Pharmacy. Mr. Warwick. who has for years been employed at the liavilnnd lio- tol, In this city, wan a vlailor ill Bridgeport. yesterday. Mr. and Mm. Willie ii. Bullet-it and young lion, Victor, of Norwalk, art- apending a few days with relatives of Mrs. Seileck. in Brooklyn. E. Hill's automobile banked into something recently, and the roar of the tonnenu was atove in. No other damage reunited, however. The offering at the Norwalk (longrt- gntlonai Church yesterday Willi for the boneilt of the annual ph-nlc of the Sunday school, whit-ll will be held Wednesday. ~Tlio ladies of S. N. Calm. Church will hold a lawn party at home of lira. Nash. ~li Elmwood Ave. Wed. .‘lnly lit, 3 to 8 p. at. Cairo and cream for Halo. if money. ’l‘hursday. inmo. Ii. is expected that ilr, William lt‘. Acton and‘ Dr. E. Ilidwnrd Si‘lll'llf. who are in All!” in nonliorliou with the building of a new railroad. will return to Norwallt male than during October. W... Kennedy’s laxative Honey and Tilt in the original laxative t-ouuli oyrup and combines the qiiiilltlnu neuronal-y to relieve the trough and lllll'izv tilt- Iyutbm of cold. Coutulnu no opiates. Bola by Olliford Pharmacy. t" ‘W The lint-Eon. ll. Lewis has arrived in the ballot. and will he need by tho Northput Oynter Company to car- ry shells from their opening plant to the oyster bedl where they will be planted. The Him Golding and Mills Younu.iof.miit Norwallt. and Mills Bela ,iilitalleil of South Nor-walk, ion. ‘ Morning rdr I two weokn‘ trip to N " ‘ andolher point» in New Wk an... ' 1-..iiW ‘ Thelma! picnic at the Narwal - moonlit Sunday wheel will be hold to. l ‘ in . Iteeploohm [Mandi “ “upwi‘iilltrolley cars will ' affront of the ahurch, an ionic of Grace Church lint filial. cont lust mount ,nubscribsd for m I little more than ill and the balance has or» " ‘poor fund. lse of an uriilsually aucrosaiul season to begin on Monday. October 1. Door are hootilnlng‘a frequent night about the vicinity of Norwalk. ()uo appeared ‘youlerduy on tho furnl of Jo sepii A. Guthrie. in Silrormiur. The animal was no tanto that out- of Mr. tilith'lo'a oiliployooe not within about lmi font of it before It took flight. __.._.h.‘7.r_:__ An elailoratofigrxtln is being or- "311th for'l fi‘miceri to iio'hold Wild notably nip; at ’i‘ho Knob outing (‘lllll nude-r the lroctioli of Frederick Allll)» lor. 'l‘il i'lililli't‘t‘k roiioort will be u now for n of lllvt-‘l‘iiltlll lillll consider- able Interval llilH already lll‘l'll croni~ Pil. . "' Tho Norwalk Automobile Chili did iiol liaVe men out at Dili‘lt‘ll yesterday to give warning to approtlrhing motor. lots. The state of album in iiurivn in pretty well known throughout this part of the country illlll owners and drivers, “(lilel‘illly are on the looknl for the town. - —-Aibort fiahne has Hillll his summer ronidonro lll Rownyton to Mrs. Maudie lroilind. of New York rily. Mrs. irt-Iaiitl will tulle Dilliiii‘iih‘lilll liliniodiatvly and will make oxtt‘lisirt- lllllll'tlti‘iill‘lllh on the property. The lrunni‘or was liltitlt‘ through George W. Donne's I'oni i‘fi' llllt‘ ugt‘lioy, 'I‘ho Thursday owning pruyor nor» Vlt'i‘ ill lllt‘ Ntli'll’lllli Congregational Church will be tinI litiil lliitil ni’lt‘r tho return of the puator. ltov, George I). Egbert. early In September. ‘I‘llo sub» jt‘i'l will be u continuation of the talks about tho lilblo and Is to in- on "lilovloulliiils." Mr. ldgiiorl‘ii regular Vlll'llllilll will orrnr during the laul two Wt‘llki‘l in Annual and in addition he will in» away on tho llll'll Sunday In July and llit‘ llrid Sunday ill Animal. llilriiiii, liii-i Lina-urn. lllt‘ pulpit will be iliIt-d by llll' liov. I". H. Unrila and tho Itrv. Shelton lllahop. llnuglns Shoes, Benign Kepler’s, ON THE BRIDGE. Frol- lilo not that Hymn ice in so much launder. GlOIMh-pilfli‘. ism long er. and In in every way .0 math hotter than natural in. when it is sold At the same price no natural loo, It to lunch uh’uper. All lee wagons will «it Hygcla lee this noun. Auk your loo ma valor it. . J. W. OLMITIAD. i 0.000 Souvenir l’nst hills. urgent and be? assortment in the O chit-loot Punk mosquitoes away. Hygaia Ice. every essential in «hose for men and young l'lltlllm- Outing Suits. $7.50 to $15.00. Serge Suite. $10.00 to $22.00. Outing Trouser-i. $a.00 to $5.00. \. ' Duck Trousers. $1.00 to $1.50. Negligre Shirts. 500 to $2.00. Neckwcar. 25c t0$i.00. Thin Underwear. 500 and on. Leather Belts, use to $1.00. Fancy Hosiery, use to $1.00. Straw Hats. $1.00 to $3.50. Our advantage of buying here is. you have broader choice of t‘lll‘l't'i‘l wears than any other store in town affords. All the other advantages may be summed up in one Wordwsatisiarlion. "\Voli, lro that bought a lot of grain and food from liutch. You, he gets all my orders. There's a lot of satisfaction to me ill knowing what l'ili going to not. Cheap grainn all a rule are of very little intrinsic merit and i have no earlier for not obtaining the choicest grade when i buy there no l'in going to stick to him.“ i Buy Oats That- Clean. -' Mm i MANUEL T. HATCH. «, We are nourwlust as far as the nearest letter box or telephone. W TROLLEY Tm Through Southern New England. illustrated: Price to Comm. all Wm. P. Beers, Books. Stationcry and Engraving. 49 Wall St. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St. 80. Norwa‘k. H. ” .... Clams, Lab‘s-tore, Bluefish. Weaklish. Steak Cod, Swordfish. Porgies. etc. Gutbi Eiesh stock event dnp. Tel 108 "’5 Bridge Market, Free Delivery Merrill Commercial Schools. south Norwalk Conn. UNITED BANK BUILDING. Stamford. Conn: Port: Chester, N. V. ADVOCATE soiane. RYAN noiLnlNo. ‘ Fall Opening. September 4th, 1906. M. II. Merrill. Principal. E.‘ r an. a in on I ‘ _.« 4. .4.» .9.“ Disputes. ‘ . no»: i b‘lii It’s the only safe and convenient way for the payment of l ‘... I ‘ Cancelled checks. properly endorsed. make the, best pas-,- snble receipts. ‘ ' ; ‘ l" ‘ ' ”.- , , i“ . . . V (Suing away orer Sunday? For your werkrnd outing we provide > dork were sent in for the Hill stocks in the time. when the weather is the hottest for you to have a supply of By-lo Talcuin Powder in the home. It‘s atrlctly high-grade, delightfully perfumed-” an Antlaeptlc and Do odorant it brings comfort to ladies alld babies. ‘ Nothing so good for Chafing. Sore- ness Sunburn, excessive Pcrspirntion. etc. ' By-io Taicum Powder is 250. The Blind Pliiiiiiltl, THE PRESCRIPTION STORE. TEL. 15—2. FREE DELIVERY SERVICE. ___ TODAY lN WALL STREET WALL STREET. lilcl’il ll. air—Open. ing prh-oa of llli‘ wool; worn lliiziior all around In tho aim-k market today. The demand was oxrtiodlngly light and the union small. iliizllor priroa In Lon- don liolpvd tho adrunro. Reading op- nnvd iii. lilKlli‘l‘. than l‘l‘iit‘lt'tl (at, Anna condo and international Pump gained 1 and Atrhison, Allialinlmuled Copper and llnilod Status lluliber largo fi'llO- lions. Atlantic (Tonia Line lost. about WALL STREET. ii a. lli.——'l‘llegopen- Iiiiz demand was not maintained and lilo lilarkot, foil bark to a parity with Saturday's closing or below. liaste allown lil realizing in Reading illid Aiiilllgalllutt'd Copper (llurouruged the litilla for a limo. Moderately large or- .mm-~-mm....w.w- W _ or no it cut I0 thin on our American Slicing Machine. you will be interested i at once when you tee and taste. you want it. is a superior article, 270 lb. I HOTWEATHE COMFORT atoms The coolest man in town became so after a visit to our store. His idea oi Fourth of July comfort wdi help you. .. I Straw Hat. Flannel Shirl. Soft Collar. Outing Suit. two-piece. , ‘ Lisle Thread Hose. Tan Oxford Shoes. Bathing Suits. Yacht Caps. Belts. Wash Neckweat. Pajamas. Blue Seine Suits. tor long. short or stout men. Trunks and Baas. .g ,SELLECK 8: PM” u wasnme‘rou 31'. t ' i. . seam uonwau. ‘ Telephone Call 165-5. on - ‘ Ail, 'l5":5b“ia'g“e'io'cerV- , Our‘ Smoked Beef in new a popular either. If you have never had some, Any quantity from 50 up. Bacon Allced 0n the same machine in of uniform thickneu 0r thinne-e. II , Can supply nice Bacon and fine Eggs for camping out parties. , Peanut Butter. something fine for picnic or lunch. . . . .l, Butter—Our Butter l0 kept in prime condition. with plenty of Ice, and Clever'Hiil Prim Butter, 280 lb. Mother's Crisps, a malted breakfa 3t food, still- at 90 package; or 3 pack- agu. 250. Culling attention to a curious J: pen Tea, nice flavor, a gratitude for and St. Paul and their quick responsi- together with the report that 32.000,- 000 gold had been uncured ill imidnli the price. .umplu given, 400 lb., 100 quarter. Try It. _ Saturday in Bert-lee and Fruity—We nhall have nice Blackberries. Go oaeberries. Black Caps, Red Raspberries, Red Curranu, White Currants. BY Cl-iECK for New York. rnuaod a vigorous rai- iy all around Quito a number of the favorites sold well above last week‘s final. WALL STREET. Noon—With an oornalonul halt prices moved upward viitorolisly. Bonds wore hoary. WALL STREET. 1 p. lu.~——Rffortsz to (over and tin- energy of the bulls runa- rd a good deal of (antioxidant in wr- taln stocks which had a bonoflrla! of- please. LORENZO DIBBIgEw Want the public to know that white currents make jun In good M cur- ' rant jelly u do red curl-ants. Plneapplu. , ‘ , . i .leily Glasses. 220 dozen. tin top. \ \l ’ Pure Refined Partition for putting over Jelly, 150‘ pkg. ' 1 Hope to be of good one, waiting your valued orders, your. to serve and ‘ " Fine Busineu Wagon for Wile. ' guide“ fol-I on the entire warltot. Many pm ulinonl stocks rose a point. or more alld lin- ndvnnova rrarlioti 1’. in it fow lradory. Hlli‘ll nu l‘nloll l’iirlllr. South, urn i’urllir. St. Paul and Amalgamated (‘oppt-r. lroal Northern pl‘d.. i‘h‘li‘nllr od its advance to 755', and Northern i’a- ride 3. WANTED To KiLL GENERAL TRE- POFF. Additional Detail: of Killing of Gen- eral Koziov. ST. l’lil’l‘EliSllliltG, July ick—Ailill‘a tlonal “(Mills of the. assassination of General Koalor, of tho lioallquarlora‘ stall. iu the park at l’etoroff. on Silllll“ doy. prow- beyond question that the lilurth-rotl believed he was killing (lon- ornl 'l‘rr-polY. The tragedy orcurrod at 9:20 in tho owning in the presence of uti-rl-rni thousand people who were listening to the music In the English l’ark. below the grand rllntvau. adjoin. ing the park of Alexander Palace. where the imperial family and Ben. 'i‘repoi‘l‘ roaidn. A young man. dressed in llli‘ clothes of n workman. neelng (ion. Kozior, who resembles Gun Tre» puff. gazed long nlnl earnestly at the goiioral'a tut-e and then took a photo- graph from hia pocket to compare it with Kozlov's features, no If to make sure of ills identity. The man then draw a pistol and fired fotlr allota point blank at Kozlov, who tell mortal. ly wounded and expired on the Hunt. The ansaaain alarlrd to flee. hilt l'rinoo Andonloroff seized him and im- mediately turned hlni over to the po- lice, who throngod the park. The crowd alloiitod. “Lynch him." But tho prisoner was conducted safely to police headquarters. When he was ararchetl 'l‘ropoi'l"s photograph wall found In tho asnitasiu‘s pocket. leaving no doubt rolxllrding the identity of the person he Intended to kill. The aliens nin rational to give his name. although no openly avowed that he was a lneili~ ber of the Social Revolutionary organ- ization. and the police hare not yet been Mild to find out his name. (lonorai Konlov was not involved in politics. lie mat-rind aurrnnd daughter of the famous Field hiarahuli Count Alexander Buvaroff. Hui...— FOUB PERSONS lNJURED. PHILADELPHIA. July 18.—~Fonr neurons were seriously injured in an accident on the Reading Railroad here today. Two coaches of. a passenger train from Clermnntown f Philadel- phia left the mile and coil . dwlth a cool car on another track. , The en- tire tilde of one of theeonches was turn away and two women puasengerii were injured. The other finiured were The necldent.,lt ignorant _ 0. n- trainmml. . wan due to a faulty nwlteha lured um :in a hospital. nLIDDIlN AuTOMOIith rounls'ra. ‘SARATOGA. N. it. July 16.-'I‘lil! (hidden automobile tourists Were fu- rored an: main with animosity Se. Norwaik. Ct. 'Phone. 143. roar oualNo THE SUMMER mourns is To HAVE 0N Ybllfl v1... RANDA some on THE consonmuvme anins. ROGKERB-AND our? . Tess WHICH we ARE ei-iowme AT oun "one. we vomit»: The FACT THAT THERE i0 MOTH me MORE :Asv AN0 control" V in: THAN THE WICKER CHAIHQ. we HAVI emcee Tam Via. _ RMSONAILY FOR mack esLLme. ‘ I k A III-1.18M“! Main Street .Sliore Dinners a Specialty. Telephone 051! 0‘4. ..... w _ H- - \- 21 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR ..... 31.00 FORCE OR H. o. OATS. 2 mos. 25: BEN HUR FLOUR.PER BAG ....... .. ..... 700 WATERMELON8.EACH......... ..... ...... 350* STRING BEANS. PEAS BEETS. cu UMBERS, cnnnors. PARSLEY 7. . 1 SQUASH. BUNCH ONIONs: BERRIES, PEACHES, ETC. EXTRA Nicz' 1:1 HOME POTATOES FOR eATunoAv's TRADE. . :. UNITED GROCERY CO. 20 North Main BL. t ' 49 Forttst, Enlt Nor ulk. Cf. 'Phone, 319—8. Hundreds of Eyes. are being overworked as a result of application upon work or been 3 Relief for strained and tired eyes may be had and net-lone trouble» averted by wearing a pair of our " Proper Glasses. ‘ Properly Adjuotod. " Examination Free. . Y’ Matching of lenses and all Repairing a Specialty. o. a. JACKSON. 0 claim. 58 WALL STREET. p “La. on t NORWALK. GONNA - .t it ,W THE EASIEBT AND nos'r ECONOMICAL WAY To OBTAIN billi- . 1-3:.“ W d Ration“ Point Hot-e V‘ Now open for the, Season of I906. f if, Dancinpfioaiinz; B .- ' ‘ other attractions. , “ Especial, attention 8.11M“. tbflAliiomobi ‘ Vaudevilwliiil at"? ;
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