news-isll ovotthe ,
.WNMOW3'M the sonivsiasr
rather on little benches lower than
air regular seats. The Holy Aid: is
dprlved of its curtain, the chassb, or
cantor, recites the Lamentations of
Jeremiah and a collection of “plaintive
songs is sung. '
Brine" is not in general Interruph
ed uring this dayphut iii the houses
of the pious the candles of the dead
in kept homing and the children do
.iot play In the streets as usual .llOl‘
lo the people greet one another. Af—
ter evening service the fast is ended.
FASHION! AND CULINARY.
WRINKLEI.
Every one in the great fashion cen-
ters is talking of the‘individuality that
will characterise dress the coming fail
and winter. Those who have ideas
as to the styles most becoming to
themselves will carry them out. it is
said. regardless of any styles that may
be launched by Dame Fashion.
Mousseiine de sole is a favorite ma-
terial in Paris this summer. being
combined with all sorts of heavier
materials—linen, and silk combining
very handsomely with it.
The pocket on the front of the shirt-
waist makes a convenient and con-
spicuous spot for the summer girl to
embroider her initials.
it seems as if there had never been
so large a sale of paranoia in any one
season as there has been this season.
No girl can call her wardrobe a suc-
sees this summer who has not. in it a
white serge suit. Even now new
suits are being made up. and the stores
are offering some excellent bargains
In those handsome white suits that
will be good until the middle of Sep-
tember. One almost wonders at their
marking them down so soon.
i think some may like to know how
to make mint butler. so nice for sand-
wiches. to be used with or without
i ‘ .
. this, world has a greater 'of
. a communist it. and there is nothing
more mill to give you relief. Mr.
of If. H. liter wiiltcll you that although
Pepsiliols is sold on the fairest. kind
. of a money-back plan. not more than
‘ one or two in one hundred ever come
Sac. hack‘for their money. This is‘tlie
- surest evidence of its marvelous curs»
. tive properties, but so that there may
not be the least doubt in your mind
as to what Pepsikoia will do fer you.
Mr. Baxter will hand your quarter
right back to you if you should fail
to receive the benefit you look
or. . '
. r‘on sALs av dissuade I. new
--
ORAND TRUNK RAILWAY BOND.
\MONTREAL. August l.-—-'l'he direc-
tors of the Grand Trunk Pacino Rail
way have decided to spend “5.000.000
on rolling stock to be paid for by the
issue of our per cent debenture stock
on the, road. The expenditure will be
extended over a period of two years.
W..- .
« uly‘snc Au m ‘us-st
clock. as moglblflw
in in. if 0' 2'
. ,‘Env'vnit'lsuil'c roadshow”;
tilts-tics has arisen in the army
nether a demanding oillcer is
‘f to be continuously present on
“range it order to fulfill the re-
eats the small armsllrlng
one in the espert rifeinan's
. Also whether in this test
my be abrasions- than unr-
L.‘wh'eth”er pieces should be
before the advance to 600
is begun. shil‘slso whether a
groom-odor may make protest
lsien made with reference to
' lgofjlils' command “The: last
attentions were decided by that
Department in the amrmative.
neuron”: the first question, it was
' ed. that' the “requirement is that
th contending oilicer shall give per-
penal supervision to "insure impartial
conditions to all participants.‘ if this
requires his continuous presence he
should remain on the range. or nec-
essity. of this, he is himself the judge.
.1
r
........
Blue
Serge
Suits ‘
at $5.00
Sizes 34 to if. "
Formerly sold at 810.00 to [18.00.
A chance to obtain a good
suit at a small price. Reason:
Broken lots of a former season.
NEXT l
Our semi-annual sale of Trous~
$1.85.
Now in progress.
-n.—....._..._ .
THE HATTING TRADE.
Trade Has Icon, Enormous Sines the
. I. ,. fourth-of July.
(The American Hatter).
Verily the buyer of hats is'abroad
in the lsnd~especlally if by land one
refers to New York City.
Ever since the Fourth of July, the
hat buyer‘s face has been turned to
w‘srd the big buying centers and whe-
ther he be purchasing fall lists for a
re il store or spring goods for some
job ing‘ concern in the West. “the
market" has attracted his expert at
tentlono Buyers for the wholesale
houses are in town in force. purchss~
ing principallyof straw hats. 'l‘heir
visits have been particularly early this
year, and they have come on in such
numbers that the straw hat compile
eion houses have experienced consid
arable dlillciilty in waiting upon them.
When they have finished with
straw hats and caps, which will in
about the time this number of the Am.
erlcan Hatter makes its appearance.
they will return to their respective
cities to common later and buy spring
felt hats. Aguod many of them. how
use
Open Monday. Wtdnesdxy.
new: ‘0? 4:10;;2”: n hN‘ugg‘: ever. are sensibly remaining in town minced lamb. says she who signs her- “a Saturday "WW-'5',
_ [Dongle “5 s ow " I bit longer, and buying fell hats self "Engilshwoinan." Take some "‘ ‘
there has been a decrease of 38 Per along with their straw goods. 'resh. tender. mint leaves, wash them J h Du. .'
' sat. in the deaths from tuberculosis Purchases by wholesale buyt‘i's hit" and dip into boiling water, drain them 086p v.8.
”we 1875. whue the “mm”, have been on a fairly generous scale and and chop finely. Mix thoroughly with "IL“
[mama to health an d to their work there is little doubt but what the ex twice as much fresh butter. and put 0T
, ‘ Dericnce of the past season. when in a cool place to harden until required 6" H'
at per cent of the persons treated straw hats have been so difficult it for use. Perhaps for some 98'9"“ pd‘n‘u'ilfi .
this may not be sufficient. mint, but of
COIII‘M‘ more or 1083 may be used RC-
cordlng to taste.
i met a woman in one of the stores
yesterday carrying one of the hand-
somest bead bags 1 ever saw. it Was
in shades of blue on a black. ground,
and there was here and there a touch
of white. The design seemed to be
a single immense flower. but It was
the richness of the colors that attract
obtain, has prompted the majority oi
them to prepare early for their straw
hat wants for 1907.
The market is also full of buyerr
for retail establishments. and theii
purchases have been unusually large
They are taking a good class of goods
and many buyers are sensibly prefer-
ring to purchase higher priced goods
rather than to stick to the old~time
grades which at the old—time prices
in them. During 1905 no fewer than
031 persons coming under the work-
v’s insurance not were treated in
.sanatorla. From 1901 to 1906 the
immune companies of Germany ex-
. ”ii. 39,240,360 in fighting the
W- n'l‘liis outlay included twen.
'ty‘sh’ssnsioria with 2,111 beds for
Wu. all these being due to the
I0 Washington Ctr-set.
South Norwslk.
ANOTHER POP LAR
messages
not give you relief, why not try this
modern treatment?
the majority of people that have tried
it.
the same as all human beings.
treatment is applied by
12 Issac Plans.
was taught Osteopthy by the founder.
Consultation free.
in [xaulnnlbnnf the Eye
means more than thehmere trying on.
of different glasses if done at the op
tical rooms of H. B. lioyt.
of the best equipped omces in South
Norwalii. he has every means for
making the most accurate and reliable
eye tests and the best results are as-
sured in every case.
constructed to order,
lenses of any kind are furnished.
Homer B. Hoyt,
Room s. u
of patron.
Saturday evenings. 7——9.
ilmuSem
Isuhsil smy saiuidiy and Holiday.
line new field, any of cocoa from
W.
. .. hate r _
,WA, UR y a tatsestlm lobe
masti ofthe. of renters of of which 01 0.000 in
the depth, 4 ii of Jerusalem. ll cg ‘ _ y
‘ the Waterbury Bus ness Men's‘Asso- 81,340,000 personal. as _ ., _
elation lactonight. committees. were rat small bequests in ii “era was
appointed ‘0 investigate the recent and gives the remainder of mediate,
s- NAPTHA ,,,,,,, .256 actions! the New iiiugisnd Insurance to his widow. who will distributs it.
7 OZON Exchange. in raising rates and the according to plans goae'over previous
, E ----- ----- W250 reasons for poor freight service on the to the death of Mr. Witherell. The
is Mind by the clergy in the s ACME ....... ,,,,,, .......25o steam rs , etween York and real-estate consists of New York and
3; pm. mmun¢-‘ for my. black day ........_. Waterbury .Conneutiout prep rt ‘ .
‘- "m“ ‘ mil contender. From yesterday ua- . 1 ””“"‘ , ..- __....W..-.-. p '
pli tunihqwhollggisd i“ ‘lifzvfflllllmnl Saturday. known as‘. . . i! . ‘ . ‘ , . .
.gfildyi 91,. .mg 3.1!th Newman. Blonlstawili devote n c . , _ , .. ‘ ‘. , .
le.~snd it your food. an, i. , cursive: utobollectlons for the na- “58 ' S l“ ,. ‘ , ‘ " '1 ~ ,
viruses.“ you are tired or- '1 “W’- ' .. .. ‘ , ‘ . O
wW‘Ouh-lowsplrlllli. , our -* u” 9" of the h“ d” "‘9 W" '
m”. w, W. “H . ”dang you plain stockin or slippers; sent them- NORTH MAIN ST.
huewnhtt no other.» ~ It“, Will salvation the our of the synagogue.er TIL... Isa-4. '7
"t
m. .
‘ I . V, ‘.
C orset l ai
There are many kinds and many varieties of .corsets. it would .‘be. up-
wise for us to say to a discriminating public that some particular make is
the better. '
Each and every corset has some special feature. and advantage.
must necessarily have to win its patrons’ approval.
Jil'dging from the universal demand for the well-known R A. G corset, and
the most satisfactory reports of our customers we are inclined to the.
opinion that there is no better for general use than R d O.
in accordance with this demand. we have every style and size in stock
and would advise your inspection. *
Competent sslesladies to assist invselecting the style best adapted to
your figure.
.q-i .
listenpaihg.
if the medicine you are taking does
it has hei d
W it
Why not you? . Your anatomy is
This
DR. JEROME D. WIRT.
Nor-walk. Conn.
A graduate of the parent school. 1
See Special Window Displau.
R d. O STYLE, NO. dds—New‘deep
hip. model for the average figure, made
of French coutllle. hose supporters
front and side, $1.50.
a a e STYLE, no. 385—Mude or
very fine batiste tapering waist, deep
hip. full gored. 52.00.
R a O STYLE. NO.‘ Slit-Made of
fine quality coutilie, excellent model
for the average figure, deep hip, hose
supporters front and side. 31.00.
R I G STYLE. NO. 827—Made of
fine quality sterling cloth, straight
front. full gored, low bust and deep
hip. 81.00.
R t O 3TYLE. NO. 837—Fine quali-
ty contille, straight .frent, gored, all
bones stayed at bottom, deep hip.
good model for medium figures, 31.60.
R a G STYLE, NO. ills—Fine quali-
ty coutille. long. deep hip. straight
front, full gored and excellent model
for medium and full figures. 83.00.
R A G STYLE. Fd—Tapering waist.
high bust. deep hip, for slight or med-
ium figure. made of superior quality
of coutille. hose supporters front and
sides. $3.00. '
-m...».fl -‘—m __....-M._....__..~._ a... ._.-...—....—..~._. -._.
Yuk Grunt] Price.
R O. G STYLE, NO. 297—Made of
line quality coutilie, full gored. medium
length. a good model. 76c.
R l. G STYLE, NO. dds—Made of
fine batiste, bias cut, medium hip and
excellent model for slim or medium
figures. 81.00.
R A O STYLE, N0. 307—Medium
length..short hip. low bust. made of
due coutllle. with sateen strips. no
side steels, 31.00.
R I. G LINGERIE CORSET—0f i‘lne
batiste. straight front, full gored, low
bust. short hip. is beautiful model for
slender figures. 31.00.
R a O STYLE, NO. a—short Em-
pire corset for very slight figure. fine
quality coutilie, sateen strips, lace trim
top and bottom. 31.00.
R a B STYLE. NO. sac—rune quali~
ty ballets. bias gored. long or deep
hip, medium bust, 81.00. ‘ .
R a 0 STYLE. NO. «(t—Made of
bullets, very long front and short hip.
full bias cut. 81.50.
With one
All glasses are
and special
Refueling Optician.
tilted Bank Building. South
Norwslk. Conn.
Special appointments at convenience
Gillce Hours. s-ll:45, 122454:
him“.
MEADOW ITIEIT. '
SOUTH NORWALK. SONN.
w I.
in
all ports at the town. Oemfertsbls
Grand Itsnd and Good. Clean
varied and interesting.
Returning. the Excursionisis will
leave Bavin k by Electric [Arie in
time to reach lnlon Station, New lla-
vcn. at 6:40 p. in.. at which time re-
turn Specisl ’l‘rnin will depart.
THE NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD 60.
F. c. COLEY.
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
lsetbe and in partial sleeves to make
further becomingness assured. Some
of the white-haired matrons seek darkv
er greys, and wear them with brilliant
touches of cardinal red. burnt orange
and parrot. green Inset in piastrons.
turnover collars, rovers and cuffs of
white antique lace or of very yellow
lace. the costume presenting a very
dressy effect.
my
Be Cool. Comfortable ‘flflaflndwllpdo-Datc.
Use an Electric Laundiu ll'Oil. '
The Reed cl. Volk Electrical Compton.
Opp. Telephone Exchange. Phone 82-4
their reputation as good dressers by
purchasing a second hat.
Fortunately. notwithstanding the
advertised sale of outvprlced hats. the
majority of those shown were of
cheaper quality than those sold before
the Fourth. and in many instances.
the stbck consisted of Sennit lists.
which in many instances could not be
given sway or even sold at the adver-
tised cut price. So much for after
the Fourth "bargains."
TRAINING .‘IthITION POI MAR-
WABHINGTON, August l.-At New
loaded. Conn, the llsrine Corps is
reconstructing barracks and prepar-
ing quarters. which will make that
point the principal training station
for the marines. especially those who
are to serve aboard ships. it is the
intention to remove from Annapolis
the training school for newly commis-
sioned marine odicers who are new
ttorueyoaenersl bloody educated for their duty near the
. on his way to naval academy. The marine ollicsrs
. dbfii‘v'wuh the presi- are the superiors in rank or midship-
a the Standard Oil uro- men and require the deference to
lie writers“ are expected.
, s ys.
. w. .. .. . hand hsdlistv
. . She carries four thousand
M. o
' duels an llnglisli built steel
1.900 tons and is capable of
nine knots an hour. .
iii chosen ANNIVER-
M Y.
11TH. Mum. August l.-
, . .1. men came to Plymouth
.prtleipste in the exercises
" has. of the 300th anniver-
tlis.§‘lrst Church of Plymouth
Arrangements had been
a program which included
Governor Curtis Guild.
outcry of the Navy John
v. Dr. Edward llivereti.
» and Prof. it. C. Moore
nlvsrsity.
l
R. FOR PRIOIDINT.
BAY. L l.. August t.-'l'hs
,Hsscrotsry. Mr. lash. said
‘— m...“ WM... “m,“mvw, m"
Ice Cream freezers
FOR HIR SUMMIR DAINTIEO, ICE CREAM iCEO. IHIRIIT’. PRO.
ZEN CUITARDG, ITO" W3 OTAND READY TO IUPPLY FREEZER 0P
ITANDARD MANUFACTURI AND lN IIVIRAL fillldv—OzPAOiTY OP
FROM ONI QUART UP TO OALLONI- ll YOU’RI IHORT ON THE
FRIIIIR “NI ‘1' WILL PAYMYOU TO I“ OUR COMPLETE AND OAT-
isrscrosv ITOOK.
. * One good thing about being in nest;
. a you don't have to lend money to V ‘1 .J. Collins &
o-
rank which is exacted in over!
branch of the service. and the result
has been some feeling and animosity.
With the marine training station at
New liondun it is expected that one
case‘s oi riotinn between naval and
marine ollicers will be removed.
,. W
lDAHO RIPUILICAN OONVIN-
TiON
l'WAme. Idaho, August l.——-At
s caucus last night of Republican lean
tiers who are here to attend the Rop-
iibiicsn state Convention. thsjoliuw-
lug names were um: liaiisd .
States Senator W. lo. perish. Dover-
nor: mm: a (terrains: magi-estimate
Burton KL. French.
w-‘wa
.7“... Mann...“
.
* ' are necessarily inferior in quality ow- ed me. and fashionable or not. any ' v I
Milan 0‘ the German empress. ing to ther ii‘ecent ste;idy Iincreaset in woman would be proud to carry such C SA" N ROCK! damn MM'
' the cost 0 at mum actu iig ma er- 1 bag or purse. onnsct cut's Famous supine Pleas- ”'1'“
Ply! THE 221?. WATER' inlsusnd manufacturing expense gen- illhefxlrl who wears a coral necklace VIA urs Resort. ‘ ‘ cudflngl‘mu
era y. - \v 0 course wear acornl bracelet on RAIL TO NEW HAVEN AND ' - - ‘
”9““ '43:: at? 33...?“ ”mm“, Manufacturers of straw hats to the one of her bare arms. ELECTRIC eraser RAILWAY. *‘r‘ A “W °f °‘" ”pun“ Pm“ f" ““3 ”3‘“ N“: °‘" mm“!
Till! midsummer weather is VOW retail trade have their salesmen on it pays to buy good laces. They Milli“ 4“” “THEL- stamp offers.
W to all kinda of dogs and cm the road and already large orders have can be used over and over again and saturday Aug. 4..
.. 'W m keep them "from getting been booked for next season. Tht always look nice. - ’ * ' NOTWBN Amusemefl‘ 00
“a, [“0 them ionty of drinlt- consensus of opinion seems to point If some one wants a design for ii Mill Train Schedule Ind Excua _ ' FINEST ELGIN CREAMER‘I BUTTER lb ' 2 c
mm It ,1. 'si‘d that a dog Natl: spilt yaclfituand thothsoft brllm shat-waist that is In Ititttllle o‘ndt lot Ithe all}; Rats; s1; fellows:5 ‘ ' ' """""""" 5 s
c nsws an ans as e popu ar or nary. c or seec e e ewe as. at on. : a. lil.. c.
“3162.32 3': tmmigms‘e 133d: 3‘1“? braid hats for 1007. The Panama hat. Harper's Batu for August ghows one South Norwalk. 8:25 a. m. 75c. H O Y T ' S T H E A T R E . FANCY NATIVE POTATOES' a peck """""""""" 25°
”.me, much because they do not too, is to be copsidercd in the recIi- that’woiiid be perfectly beautiful on a Due New Haven. 9:25 a. ni. “-'"" NEW YORK STATE CHEESE, lb. .................... . . . . .xfic
mush water to drink. using. for it has now become a staple creamy white silk. One who is adept And Savln Rock by Electric Street ONE WEEK COMMENCING
mum 1. . womu In m. city who article with the trade. and the only would adopt the dhslgn to the various Railway st 10 a. an. uflording over MONDAY JULY 30TH . STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY EGGS. dozen ........ . ...... 27c
m . I...“ ‘Vllll tub full of water question about its sale is the ability of parts of the waist. seven hours in which to enjoy the . - ,
,1," dog who {u the middle of the importers to secure goods in sufllcleni in writing of color effects on white numerous attractions of the place. M ATINEE SATURDAY ONLY.
"will oftenme into the water volume and rapidly enough to meet costumes Vogue says that many or Excursion Tickets. the number of DELICIOUS TEAS AND COFFEES. ._
. . "cooled on. hovers of dogs the growing and widening demand for the white costumes have yellow and which Will be strictly limited. will be Hoyt and Levy Present .
g‘ not be ,3”de if they do not thilshsensible i‘i‘ummer hnt.I i d i painlcoppc‘r tints {:r‘coiiig, cuffs and good only) on ill: Smut-ii;5 Trail; :23 50 Stamps With 1 lb. But No. 1 Tea ..................... 50c
e past t rty days ins ll eel ron amp seamen o t 0 stone or If! nfl B 0V0 It" mus mile a ‘ ' '
w; fiffifig'fifvffiefi; been a busy time for the retail trade. short box coats. W Home of these are before taking the care. or regular h Alhamh a Stock 8" ‘0 Stamps with .! lb' Fancy No. 2 Tea """""""""""" 4°C
and my water. .The hot weather! hull been in‘tersgsrs of film «mile fifcioth in the chiffon fairs will b3 collects? lf‘urtchnsrti in . so Stamps wttll V, lb. Best NO. x Tea .. .. ...... . ............. 25c
- ,« . ed generously w in envy run an en uiia y. w 0 non and pique in yel~ a value an ave an ii men on -
IR ‘TEAMER NERO as. ”in litOi‘mll. "It “PM "Galina an en' lows, pinks. caries and blues are also the day of the Excursiorsm Featuring 25 Stamps “Mh I “3- Fancy Mo-Ka COR“ - . ------------------ 3“
on ILOGK iBLAND ormous and insistent demand for straw used for such contrast trimmings. All The White Cill' with its Scenic Mil- 20 Stamps with I ll). Mocha and Java Coffee ............. . . . . .3oc
mum) a I. August. 1,... lists. and then the latter, fortunately tray costumes of a light shade in the way. Mr Ships. Chutes. etc. 398 Shore, "3' HARRY C. IROWNE, 15 Stamps with 1 lb Java "“1 Maracaibo Coffee a c
m 10'. .3 .govermenta. for the trade if not for the public. softest of line linen crash trimmed 00mm Pier. 3anan Beaches. Old M . re srtolre 0' m hclsu Is . m . . ' p """ .. 5
‘ “~ onshore my”; badly damaged and spotted them. so with silk braids to match, are. ex- Mill. Figures Railway. Pleasure Grove. tsoduelp hi h-cisss' v “’3‘": 'M m Stamps With 1 lb. No. l Santos Coffee . ..... . ...... ~ ........ soc
' ' punk)“ “g, .‘thst theuncioritr‘of buyers have felt it “mill campus. having! enough (Bison fir tCorleone. Shore “meagre. Mn" 2:“. 9 ' ‘
w . ' w , . ore en rc.cc.. roses a rnc a
she WWII" incumbent upon them to maintain age worn for relic in chem ii CRACKERS. CRACKERS. CRACKERS.
Tuesday Night—in His Power.
Wednesday Night—Way of the West.
Thursday Night—Rival Candidates.
Friday Ni lit—Wages of Sin.
“turdsy nines—Camille.
Baturdsy Niche—Tho Western Olrl.
PH“. ‘03. 20°! 30°
Matinee—20°, 80c: children, too.
deals on sale beginning Thursday.
July 20th.
We have the finest line of Cakes and Crackers in The Norimlks.
consisting of the Frank Gocts Baking Co., Snell & Simpson. and
National Biscuit Co.’s. Our price for this week, 2 lbs. for 25¢.
senescence-Isla-
THE STORES THAT ss'r THE PACE.
NewYorkGroceryCo
NORWALK.
LADIIO‘ TIOKIT.
This coupon and the can be exchang-
ed at the box office for a choice reserv-
sd not before a o'clock Monday. July
so. Limited to 800.
sou'ra NORWALK.
' .. Chilean-4: '
Good Things To Eat,
BONED CHICKEN-Jilin season is new opening up for Boned Chicken. Richards & Roblns‘
goods are the tin-st on the market and have a large sale. We can rnpply you with anything
you wish in this line. ~
CRACKERBq—Wc have a large and attractive supply of all kinds of Fresh Crackers, both imported
and domestic.
FRANCO-AMERlCAN 8011138 .u-‘Wc have the full variety of these goods. which are above question
as to purity‘afid cleanliness.
PlCNlC.-~Our store is headquarters for Picnic Novelties. When going to the shore or planning an
outing. drop “and as us. |
BUTTERw-DslicF '.Bilttcr; more than a little better than you can get elsewhere.
COFFEEr-W‘c emphatically claim the same on our superb Coffees. Tess also.
Gill-‘00,“! what we line’- for the Glorious Fourth. ml. best of everything the market affords.
Telephone.
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your relatives so they can be. .7320 use lists tum , lentil Hermit. Goon
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.33 swear salesman. 7 Luminescent. ‘ "
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