AST.
u
vicinity :
on hyt tclr‘vv hull slightly
“ weal showers have occurred
~ in new on section; east of the
. My.» o posturing tho punt 24
ii“ in ,, «y.
”n _ soil it; o . thh at. Lawrence
Valium This vicinity is on the south-
. 6m, 94 ,’ cpl .lt and icon! showers are
. liitoly‘tmdeteion during the utter-x
noon and night, tellowed by lair and
'agghuy cooler weather on Wednea.
eMi'dlty morning” is
_ .
“3113113543“ first and Tessie Buck-
. . at: a. euro vieltin rein~
liver. in Stateit‘lsland. s
For srnpiidns;‘stires.' pimples, kid-
lney and liver troubles, constipation, in-
digestion. use Hoillster’e Rocky Moun-
tain 'i‘ea. Curries new life to every
Wt (lithe-body. Tea or 'i‘nblots, 35
cents. Piuisleti's Drug Store.
A new launch haspbeon added to
those in the harbor and she is now
going out in shape at John Cole's
.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse B. Tolles and
non Harold, or indisnnpolis. bid, will
arrive in town tilts week to visit with
tires-and friends.
M136,‘Fiox‘ence Ll ‘Ditllersonllire. of
Brooklyn. spent the Sabb iii in South
Norwttik, the cheat or it re. Edward
B. Maurine, of Lowe street.
. The pile of oystershells ut the Rs-
dei whnrves in rapidly disappearing
but the building does not seem to
right up to any great extent and it is
toured that it may be permuutly du-
mltxod. ,
Thorn will be it meeting of the
«lines of 1906 at the South Norwulk
ilixh School at the home of Miss Mil-
Idmd Decker 60 Cove sctrcei, Eust Nor-
Wnlk, Wednesday ni‘tornoon at 3
violet-ll. .
Joules Dickson. folzntoriy with the
Crow Laundry Machine Cotnpnny, is
visiting in town. He modiintcs tok-
lng a trip to China soon on u business
proposition for at large compnny, with
which he is connected.
—-For pure livo wuter ice at one per
ch, and good service, telephone 606-4.
Bwokside Luke ice Company.
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Arnold and
daughter lrmn, loft South Norwalk.
Saturday. for their annual vucuiion
trip. Their intentions or» to go to
Providence. and from there to lloolon.
Norrnngansett i’lcr und other points
of . interest.
Thomas F. Cole, who perhaps in bet-
ter known as ailrry Seoulon. the actor
and singer. left for ills duties on mun-
ugor of the Oimpict theatre. South
Bond. Ind... yentt-rdny. ~ Mr. (‘qu hus
upent' u‘pious it mention neuron in
old Norwnllt. i '
TWA iitiieflgDDOL for dynpcpsin
aftergyour'juoh‘ls." Many tililllllll'llh ure
erol’wbl‘ked 'to the point where they
reiuse to go further. ix'odol digests
your food and ‘ulven your lliotnncll the
rent. it needs... while till reconstructive
proportion Wit 0 stomach lint-k in.o
‘ workinfi ordotugKodol rolil‘ion iiniu-
fence, sour-stomach, pnlplhliion of the
hoart,_bolching, etc. Sold by Clifford
Pharmacy.
...._..._._
Attorney Howard N. Wnkcmlul, tor-
nlerly of the law flrtn of ’i‘hompshon,
Wuhemnn and ‘Tilolnpuon, of Bridge-
port. h i now connected with tho Inw-
yél‘li' lilo, lncnrnnce and 'i‘rlult Cont-
‘ "_ lit ‘1‘ wt in??? .
Warm.” .
local showurs to .
.li' luminance that out ill -
'street sprinkler roused him to founder.
. here. Only n week ngo Joseph Wlitlt‘ii,
puny. of New York, is choking bonds
with old friends. Mr. Wltkcmnn lol’t
Bridgeport in the lipring or unit :qu|
since that time has been onuuged iu‘
title) work in New York, whorll he hne‘
been wry succeustul. lie commutes
dflgh ilclween‘fluw York i‘m‘ his home
iil' _,l_l,‘.illll)l‘tf " ‘f ..
it! 1 i it...“ ‘ d“,
‘Waililt' Doilnhu'o. ti inii nnd hunky
looking younlt ‘furmer from tiouthport
wont .to firm eport Suturdny to dirt-
p‘oaé of s ion of luty tlnd ntior doing
to sought to wauh tho hay duct out of
his throat in vurloun ilnuk nud Witter
street resorts. ’At Melius' lliiillii on
Bull street he null. August Meyer,
who was amusing llltnsell by tending
pool table» dllriml tho evening. The
two hint WordeoIlowud by blown lind
both were unwind. Youterdny morn-
iuia‘ill the city court each wml fined 05
and coat» on the chum of u ill-ouch
ol the peace while the assault charges
were nailed. «
5 the item". I’llflhgwilfim.
m AND ongoghlomtr.
. who.» h. I, *5
.fihfiu ‘
, gun}? l mu .
tram.
myth ltutml .
lie are here to prepare
«4 f.
«A _ ,l
M tux
tryouts; and two not no
.iancy prices.
[ii-'“W-liiiiirii ;
L bruaglut.‘
a North Main at. Tel. 626—45.
Uonncotion tor ull north and
“smith, bound curs con be made
[at our store.
if.
r l
ARRESTED FOR BEING DRUNK
Municipal Electric Light Worker
‘ Linda in'»'HaviIand Street Jail.
Marine luw compels vessels of bur-
den which lrliveree the high sons to
have two wntor lilies, one. the writer
llne‘whon light. and the other a mu
tor line when loaded and very hunvy
llcuuities pro enforced for, lending bo- ‘
low the loud water line.
.i‘fl‘h‘e captain “llltcksiuy Bowlino,"
however. did ‘lloi ‘huo‘w the low 'for he
left his job, lit the Municipal Electric
blight, plant yestortiny.'nlld i'lrtxzeotlod
to loud until—~untii, well until his
decks were nwn‘sh end it pns‘sinv.
W
D].
to
ui
All heudwny hiltl stopped dud "lillcio
stay ilowline" stranded in Monroe
street . The good ship .l. W. Sculley
collie nlohg nnd unused n line to linck.
slsy ilowliue. Jul-it at. this time the
wrecking vessel W. Vollulcr hove in
sight and the Ilacilotuy l‘lowlino wus
safely anchored in the linviluud
direct dry dock, where the crew of
the llluckeiuy liowline npcnd nloui oi‘
the morning singing thut. plaintive
null benuiii‘ui utolody which runs:
“Wo'ru‘hct‘e ilecifuso
we‘re here, because
we're here, because
we're here.
”in other words. ~———- who
works lit the Municipni plnut 'boclullc
so drunk todoy lhlii he. couldn‘t tell
his own name hull with nrrostcd by
Chet-iii Scuiiey llud Chief Vollluor. He
won formerly a sailor in the English
uu‘vy.
SOME GHEENWICH SUITS.
Réputed Wealthy‘ Resilient- Sued by
Grocer and Tailor.
Mr. (Hill Mrs. Occur Starr, of Green.
\vich, who are luuonl; thonn'nlbots of
the wealthy and aristocratic colony ol‘
illnt aristocratic little town. have been
lured for n groccr'n bill. Such a pie-
hinn sort of ti. bill, too, and for only
$900. if it ilsdlluun for dinmondu, or
n Pnris clock or something of lllnt
kind, it would not have been hull no
bad. The ntinrllnlcut he mode you
tm-dny iointisfy the clnllns of the unit.
which won brought by Charles M. 8hr
tor. n (lrcouwich grocer, nnd Blierlll’
John W. Smiley tied up the interest.
of‘Mrn. Starr in the entitle of tholntu
Enunu iiurlbuti. of Wilton.
Another blow to a member of tho
nrluiocrutic Greenwich colony won the.
iindiug of ll jndltlucni lluuillnt Mrn.
Alli'il. who was sued on nccount of n
suit mode for her “emotion, the. till
ior. The null. did not ill, however,
nnd she refused to pay for ii. The dc-
vision won for 379 and cost ngllinut
lll'i‘. Bernstein, lilc tnilot‘. is jubi-
lunt’jnst now.
$i
n]
in
m
lit
at
at
(it
ill
w
BEWARE OF PICKPOCKETB.
A Gang seem: to be Working the Rec
on Point grewdl,
'l‘iili‘t‘pickpochoté urc opcrniin‘g on
the Norwnlit direct ruliroadlinee in
u belief entertained ill police circles
ii
of Blnluford, wns "touched ll " to the
tune of ubollt $50 willie ritlug on it
Norwulit cur from Roton Point to
South Norwulk. Sllnduy ulternoon
Albert ‘Merwin, of 73 Franklin Ml‘utli,
Stnmford, loot. nbout Iliuln like Innu-
ner. Mr. Morwin “’"i‘ his lumliy over
to itoton i‘oint early in tho dny. They
returned nhout i in tho ulternoon. 4th
before he left the Norwulk our to hike
the Myrtle dvolluo our in Stunlford.
Mr. Merwlu loll (oi-,hiu porno. it won
tilt-u til it pocket. lie believes it, '
ilich‘cdiin the confusion attending
«house or cure nt Millet-ht bridxodor
ho liliiiili‘tl it u tow minutes sitar
hoarding the Myrilu nvcnuo our. lie
ruportmi the matter to the police in
titumtord. ‘ ‘
EPIBCOPAL 2%ch countl-
NORTHAMPTON. Mani... July 17.-
, i
The Hl‘ubury Q crunch in g Epis- on the bung Diodunou‘n mum of win-
90081 Church :9 rodpu§l$ew io- dam-‘- li inidchlel. The motililculiou
tiny with'tt turmer‘dlllcu ion of mo-
iltodu oi tilbio and lnlludon study. The
lneutlngu were held n1. .‘t. .lohn'l.
(flint-ch. ’i‘he npottkertl lnc udod Rev.
Hnlmmi R. (lollttdny. of Middletowu,
CmiiL. nnd ltov. finmuel iinrt. i). ll..
nucrctury of the “mute oi lliuhopll of
the Episcopal Church. ..
i’oniypooi. Mom, in mullolnl tout. the
electric cable that runs thr unit the
town. The corporation ullrvoyordn,
eerie tlmt uovmd horm-s hero tiiltctl
(right «mind to " the electric mil-rent
catching their chaos and throwing
them all their hotlnchcli. A town conic
cum ma" the streets ‘wm "hill “of
current." and that "the town might,“ ,.
be blown up at any moment.” ,
"lovery time i take a drink 1 out lif~
loan quote in this little pochpthoo
amt “Mme. lint it?” ‘
"nice, in like to boom ll
titre that
ii
“u u. ,.
i' he ‘ f
Fulfill?
”all?” «lit out 1 . M
a 3n!) lioys' Wool
if.” "d‘mfill‘u‘yé‘ "Wonr '
:93 iii.) .ptlr
irirhnivd..ilgisin»,
rind .by input a l or
foolish an to lunke such choil‘p'gooda
'us they do new the country lnerchnnt
jtftliild just so well sell good goods at
better pl'lcuu...aii.ihla merchant. in u
ennui country townluld no diilicuity in
selling two kinds of buys' little, of
per down. , ,
cheap ilntsnnd, other, articlee to (latch
on it, compels him to ,buy it certain
clone of goods on which he cannot rea-
lize u tlllr profit, and which ill most
when does not give sotiuinction to the
consumer.
pent me the. liret Fedora. but which
was over mode in this country, about
"Alpine." and was similar In style to
the present Fedora or Tourist, except
that the tip was pressed like our rel:-
puriicuiur hat was made of tho cours-
oui kind of wool.
the buck of n mule [Hill had the cheap.
est kind of ii rod and blue cotton tip,
with the iuitiills of tho ilrln. "F. 0.."
pl'intcd in the middle. All the initials
of the firm were printed in the hut
they must hurl,- considered it n lino
epoclluun of the latest styles.
ililiii,liiiisi.'llit\'tl cost the jobber lit input
can sell iinor 'otitie'ltljtlhil or dozen,
When i cumi- into tin» llllt'huulness for.
iy~tilrco yours ago the, dniy,‘.style of
but tnlulc wne w
"Front-h."
crown, from 7.2% to 5, sometimes i‘»
dorns~u regular bounllzulor tho trov-
t-ling mun. i curried all my cumulus
when on the mod n low yours inter—-
hum, cups..itulics' huts and straw hots
culled, in order to carry UHV tut-v
fourth of the styles uuuhlly
onus lire cvon introduced by the re-
tnilt‘i‘.
“KO wore reproduced ldcnilcniiy liltli
sermon by the manufacturer in the low
nnd strongly forced upon lili' jobber.
bcr correctly, was the iirut illilliliillt“
turcr who revolutionized tho but bust
nose. by
niy’lom—l not not quit! surl- wilnthcr
Sinistm’s “Pocket" shapes wurc
lirut
"French“ or lilo "Alpine”; it only hnvo
been the lnilcr.
line cord and row edlze.
lure become very popular nnd still re
mains so.
were bound. either with it unrrow or u
very wide bindiun: ltnd. us i recall.
moat otthe "French" niylou bad silk
ml.
or solid tips. .'l‘ho present. “Grill-co"
took the pint-e, ul’ Sicinou’e “i'orltci”
hut. which until u low yours one was
one of tile biggest nclicrs ill the mur-
kct.
pushed it Into the background.
proverb, and it is equally true ot i’lulh-
lou.
huts thitt have rum-nily been introduc-
ed by solno munufncturers under the
ntunc of "(‘nmpns" mul klnlllnr college
uppelptlpnu. lbw,
reproductions 'of
lhilil.
0 Hello
t o ututirut trqid
o
u: p
is one thlnll add
another. lie him his own peculiar uo~
' u silo
13in my in
cans till emu
which hunt; on the buck of his head.
giwuya in danger of losing its grip up-
of the "Campus“ hilt, however. is Very
popular in utrnw hula.
lists?
more iii the hilt hullillcml.
hull live or till you”! We have had
some extreme chu‘ngen. ’i‘here won the
nu brim. then the "2-ln-l” then the
- .‘f ppodfl tho "li‘ltltiron." and now the
:tnnishjne at all in again entur‘pliailn‘x
at “he vmu y ,eltorc a nu iii
finally? little, ”light out it throne-ow
mom Mm WWW or Pttui
t.
fin
‘ ,
million l
nudiple.”--Minlttihuiu {financier
,
not 9%,“ '
8. %’°l
, (first
dill...qu 6. 1866. 2,;
- 'L‘h‘ii‘tvit ,
. , v in pt.
cit. li'l‘fyo' We‘d “ ,. ~m 1': lip dug
' gsfiifih ‘ l
Willow. U
lieu» ditch it ”it
I'd, ’
on
'1“ 1:1“.00‘
d. st}!
a. 5- it mid
to reared Vii!- J.
i a. no no ,
. . , at, Johilortl.
it would nppoarircnptillp, ,b i thnt
the nninulucturcrllj would no, bout),
a,
hich the chemical klnli cost him $9.50
This munufacturlng of
child to the general usineos man
This same friend a low yeare’ ago
rty yours title. it true then culled the
alien United States Army huts. This
it tell on rough on
i
Tileso
2.00 or {lanolin dozen. Now we
'i‘his rotulnl e the. ‘oi’ unlit lcr tiling.
hut they rolled the
it luld u lint crowu end no
most lint brim. The dilne‘nsionn were
rhce deep. with brim in proportion.
cm were, no still huts und no Fe-
in one trunk. Nowadays the union.
on has two or three big "bollrding-
much," an hiu trunks nrc Eli‘leiimfil
i in
uck. This is also it liiilllliiii't «huge
do to the _lnlulufitciurcr win orlnlnl
ii new styles before the pt‘cviouo
Those "French" hills of forty yours
0
ii crown hut .cuiIt-d‘the "(‘unlpus.‘
Stetson, of l’iliiudt-iphin. it i l‘onu-ln-
iui rodllrlll his "l‘ili‘ltt‘i "
the
‘niylen , lntljlxlnred utter the
The "Pocket" Hiyle
us it fiht‘crown told u lint brim. with
This lulu ion-
l’rior to tlult time all built
p5, sometimee‘ very rich luld bounti-
.
The first will huts haul uli-nlik
The now frills. howov'er, hnvu
‘inutury militate itself" in on old
When i saw the low, tint crown
coo ed to the exact.
the, 'l‘mm-h" style, of
All the prune lndlcuic. ihono
ilaia uro evidently intended for,
.. it being permuted
lit through i lite .3016, ,tyul be
puisriued ,willl thongollcr 5 public.
ut judging (ruin my. nun ‘t. itii‘it‘lil'tl
culling the Mylo (or n utuduut
o ndom it in quite
i... his, ,wourlug ,, lpurch ml
hated by those lulu shun
ll as on ice cream dinh,
'l‘hoy look
puhby tutti icqlund tukc iii ilrut
,s’nti' i prod ct a big dommul tor
mi . - . ; .,,‘ , ‘ .
Hut. what will be the next. "ind" in
Well. nothing hurprinelt me any
Within lilo
loicopd. Therefore it Would not no-
Doe at or ntipoutsi ,. Jl t.
in 1“?ng ”lull Mih‘mumtnofiu
cation. which the lmieu'wcnr at prom
Settle of , f ,‘fdippod” huts
ty‘iioul "Colonial“
little at the sirloin
it I not. it some
. Mull
nine ’
00‘ “
illefl' .
r.
A ecliiem
llonlSoul'S
We
Highland. Avenue
Acreage Property
City Water, Eloct'rlc Lights, High
(-‘round, on Line Trolley Road.
“5:?" separate plot», acreage u lol-
8 29-100, 4 15100. 5... ‘83.
Ram opportunity ”Mauro choice
building sites. or for uubfilv'olon.
Particular:
Taylor 8: Golden
‘ 19 if
(in ion IMHO (it Without this ?
The Cunnictiout Moral Lite insur-
ance Compmy of Hartford cell a con-
veluble "to policy tor $1.000 at the fol-
lowing guaranteed cost per your:
Age ‘5 $12.48 Ago 40 $14.22
Ago 45 $17.40 Age 50 $23.15
illustration-1t any age upon appli-
cation to .
5. ll. ruin, . 1
UMTED BANK BUILDING.
South Not-walk.
N01 ICE.
Thesauri: suntan FORMKRLY
counucrzo sv TH: LATE. MAX
TARLOV, conuzcrlcur AVENUE.
WILL BE WNTINUEfl-iY ME AT
THE SAME PLACE.
"ills llEClléAtlcr mung.
BLOCK iSLAND. 1! day trips, July ll,
21. 28, August 4, ii. 18. 25, Bantam-
her 1, 310.50.
CHUNK. 4 do! trips, July 20. Aug-
not it, 17, 81, from New Haven.
$18.00.
COTTAGE CITY, ii dav trips, July 23,
August 13. 17, 11x00.
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ii tiny trips,
.‘lniy 23. August ll. 20, September 3,
23.00. '
0ARATOBA ‘PRIN68,4 or it day
trips. July ill, 2.1. iii), Annual ii, iii.
:0, 21. fisptomher :1, 013.50 and
none. . '
AUBAIL‘ OH‘AOM. (l tiny trips, July
18, 2a, 30. ‘Aiiflllhi. ii, 13, 80, 27, Sep-
lenthor 1!, “8.00.
NlAGAnA FALLS. 4 days trip, 'l‘neo-
‘ nay: Auden no. title. '
THOUIANG ilLANflB. i5 am trip,
Tuned». A ‘ in mt. “not. :
ATLANT] ‘ch . ti day tripll, Jul!
38 «All it“. 2'1. September 10.
with) non cw Huron. .
CATSKlLL‘M iiNTAiNI. ll day trips.
July Ii, 1%,” éuhflutt 13, 37, 314.50
‘ . . ., .
1
“mm NW .
NOVA 0001M? ll til-y minimum”:
‘ [.00‘ from Now now
August, 11th.
on. .
NlAOARA'flLL. AND THOUSAND
;:LA“§::, ! m ”In”! Tu.myb Mll-
~ m... it" "“‘ii'
”l . if i‘ . ii ..
Admin! , ' mildl- triallfi “
For The“ ,. 'i‘onrill as;
W.
at mile
Touriut
Motto, ,, ““5“.“ ‘
our in lituilehg x.
monitor-Attila} :
GLIN OUMMiW ANR MAUCH“
‘ ALE HELD UP.
The nhuorptimi or the New England
road by ”teeth! York. New Huron
null Hurtful-d has been postponed un-
til mu. owing to the oppdtdtiun on:
countered from Home of the minority
stockholders. '
There was; outstanding and to be lic-
duirvd to make tho‘ llu-t'lzcr complete
it preferred nud i‘tl‘J common tutu-k or
the New England. Sotuo of the hold-
t'i'r. or this stock ticsire iuncy'prlces
A recent ruling‘ of the Hammond
dolls l-ltilroud commissioners gives the
minority holders it right to uppcni to
at court of equity to have u valuation
pill on the stock. The price to no phid
Eur tilti'uutiro rnlirolld Wus 827.500.-
00.
WlLL HAVE COTTAGE AT COMPO
Freeman M. Clnrhuun. of lit-tho! has
purclmue’d n plot of ground‘lti. Uoulpn
Bench, 30x1 50 feet in Rice, on which he
impel-tn nitorliy to build it column;
where. with his i’hluily‘ he‘cnn upuiid
the summer momho. The building lot
is situated “near the (lid Mill propor-
_. . _.,
t_\'. "
1' 1 v I‘ h.
m7
‘. ml tread t,
outputs
NEEDS
run be easily satisfied here at
all tilneu.
ineleud of oddu and ends of
picked-over and exhausted
mocks, we replenish from week i
to week with new styles of do-
sirnblo sorts, in full nssurtmcnts
of sizes. ,
This week we call especial nt~ ‘
tention to .our 600 Negligoe _
Shirts. Well made and good,
full nines. , .
Open Monday, .Wodneodsy.
and Saturday metam- '
u-‘Ihl
nth} 4:
Joseph Dams,
"union,“
culfllilill. ‘
Hutu.“
..ltuauuuu. .
00 Washington “not.
”nth tm‘WflK .7. t ' .
, . .
..v v d
u“.
Best laikintha ‘
chineltiad’e.
While lawn wuluts,
and book, lacs trimmed, at 98c.
Willie lnwu und dotted swlss wnintu,
‘ *~ tuczked and embroidery trimmed, at
' ‘ waonlen’s white lawn waists. tucked.
lace and embroidery trimmed, button.
ed {rout orbnclt, at 31.50. , ;,
SALE OF BATHING SUITS ,
Have you purchased your bathing
suit for the summer. 3 if not, examine
our line. We ilro right in prices and
ill styles.
Women's
in "Onyx“ broad
i *‘d l. ... y,,
. N .
.-
“fit. it
1-. ”If
_ . , AQOU
IMPORTANT SALE‘TOF
« . ‘sumr WAISTE
"lympen’s white l‘own’ wulstn. tucked
front illiti phenol 69c. ' ‘
‘hntllingvsults, of good dual.
lty merino, neatly trimmed with white
braid, at $2.98.
83.35 Was-“133ml .
if You Want. A. .
When You want it
We are offering Enamel Cooking-Wars at greatly reduced rates forth:
next week, as we halve n large ‘qunntity on hand. ’- ~ «3‘
'l‘runks. .
u. s. sun-H c 070. j
9o Wadh’hifiiop $treet. ,,
There is a dash and style about the "Onyx," an air of aluminum-1nd
with it all u guarantee of service that commends it to your favor. .
quiet and illncy cifools, perfectly adapted for any and" all 'occuui‘ong.‘ ,
" N.; E. RYAN o co. 5‘”
k. _ .
' ‘3‘?” 3““ "1‘ mt! “to cacti"
M’aier Wings. 25 centsllnii 35 cents.
AT - NELSON
. 1:.
to it: ' '
ulster bathing "units of blue
“Mi mount. outgrown ‘ ..
Dutch neck ilr‘cou.ur,'t2.98. ;
Women's, bathing attitude! Denim,
cloth. binomial black. Dutoh hooky
sailor collar, trimmed with bond ’98
SPECIAL FROM donut J"- . ‘
ABOUT THE STORE, ,
if they lit your need you'll," in
them. Read about them unywn .
Rogers & Gsllet Toilet Powder,
190. .
i
buttoned front
.Ponrl buttons, 10c dozen. 1, 35.
side elasticu, assorted colors, 251:3“
Buster Brown belts, at 10c. ‘
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