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Liltlil News Notes.
WEATHER ltcssir.
For Norwnlk andrlcleinttyfielierally
fair tonight and Sunday. Warmer
Sunday. The disturbance that as prO-
duced .cloudy and,rainy. Wes her in
this vicinity... using the} toast three
days has pass dyout lsea‘n'l‘hed ls-
turbnnce that was' in' he Lake region
yesterday morningis now passing out
the at. Lawrence Volley: It was this
disturbance thatpmdaced the thlinder-
storms early thismorning. There is
no well-defined storm. area this morn-
ing east or the RocIr-y’Mountsins. Con-
ditions iavor (or this vicinity lair
weather with southwesterly winds and
. quite high temperature.
A routine meeting or Eureka Rebe-
kah ‘Lodge was held last evening.
A routine meeting of Lincoln Coun-
cvll. O. U. A. M.. was held last eve«
ulug.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Swift ure spend-
ing a couple ot‘heeirh" vacation at
Saratogn. Mi
Inez, the you‘ngrdaughier of Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony Steigerwnld, 0: River
street, is III of gastritis.
—-Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
Miss Nellie Corrigun, or Fall River.
Mass" is the guest at Mien Muriou
Hayes, of 14 Beiden avenue.
A meeting of Bucklngnam" Post,.(l.
’A. IL, oi‘ Norwnik. was held last night.
but only routine matters Were discuss-
ed. .
The lawn fete oi the Ladies' Aid So-
ciety oi the First Methodist Church
has been postponed indefinitely on he-
COunt of bad weather.
——straw Hats. Struw Hats. O‘Brien.
F. T. Budge and (laughter Stella.
0! Miami, Fin. are the guests of Dr.
and Mrs. A. N. Clark. oi’ South Mull:
street.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Henderson. of
New Britain. are guests oi Mr. and
Mrs. S. S anhy. or South :Osborn :lvc-
nue. East Norwulk
The Pine Lodge Whhnst Club will
be tnertuiued at the club house. Pine
Point, Tuesday Michigan by the Miss
cs Weed, or New Canine. '
—8traw Hats, Straw Hats. O'Brien.
A meeting of the social committee
of Eureka Rehebah Lodge will be held
at the home or Mrs. Hawk'cs in North
Main street Monday evening.
Mrs. Ephraim Mcrrilt,-who sustain-
ed a severe stroke oi paralysis, is
slightly improved. As yet It is ilupos
‘sible to locnto (luplnin Merritt. who
is with. the Ryder cruising purly.
In this state it is not necessary to
serve a live days' notice {or eviction
of a cold. Use the original Inxntlvo
cough syrup, Kennedy's Laxative Hon
ey and TM. No opiates. Sold by
The Cliiiol'd Pharmacy. "
Samuel Bonner. the young Nol'wnik
colored Ind, who has been sojourning
at the seminary located at North aw»
mie Bridgeport. hus completed his vi-
sit and returned to Ills home in Nor.
walk
Stiles R. Anderson. teacher in mu-
sic at Monroe (‘olloge all cducntlonnl
institution ior young ludios nt Halv-
kinsvllle, Georgia. who has been the
guests of his cousins. Miss Amy [inl-
com and Harry and Thomas Buleoul
of France street. Norwnlk. has return:
ed home.
Mills Lillian Gl-ltlrr underwent u
very severe oporullon tor the removal
of a nine-pound tumor, at lhc Norwalk
Hospital. yesterday morning. Miss
Gsttisr atom! the Iihiit'k well. and In
«loin; as well Iiii can lie expected. The
operation was periormed by lir. .iolln
Dumartier. assisted by lira. Hitchcock,
Baker and Bhorer.
some girls are clover: they huvu
made themselves great beauties by
taking Holiiater‘s Ilocky Mountain
the. There is no scheming. Ihuy
fight shy of cosmetics and hove be»
some the handsome-l. girls In the sta-
to. Tea or tablet. 35 cents. .
J. D. Campbell. Huntington. i.. 1.:
J. B. Myers. Mr. and Mrs. William ill.
Norris. Waterbury; ilm sari-in. Mrs.
Bowman. Mrs. Hilton; Rowaytou: It. (i.
Powers. 0. C. cohbelll G. W. Lillie
this. L. 3. oil”. hills Nellie mom.
fiNaw‘Yol-it: .i. w. Beaumont. Now the
Roles Thompson titamiord' I“
the. David J. llollmn. Philu «l-
iI; W. J. Sweet. Syracuse: ll‘. Ill.
iiaon. Clavolandlfiov. and Mrs. It.
Gilliam. Mount Klara. N. ts. l‘.
stealer. Paterson; Thoma B. How.
' . New Baron. war Justus yellow
It the Hotel Gil 0rd.
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slotted or and
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w luau, mining. on comings:-
”a m. ‘
y a “you: moitaars
,sold by i' a Ollflord Phat:
l . rein em.
lat. l'flfOrd. - ¢ohn
EXPEBlElIcnl TEACHERS. .
schoolhouse "fresh equipped, g well
lighted and well heated. 138 boys pro,-
pnrad for college; hundreds prepared
for business. Manual training. Free
hand drawing.- Athletics.
‘ ILLUSTRA ID CIRCULAR.
coat. s‘ronaes‘ sees.
Mr. Ludham’a County Product Chang.
ed Color When He Wasn't
.Lookinp. .
Friends or James Ludham. one of
the popular. clerks lit ‘Willinm L. Ol-
sen‘s shoe store in Wall street. are
joking him about a trick that was
played on hilll yesterday by Harry J.
Bracken. n fellow . clerk.
Mr. Ludham had an opportunity to
purchase a dozen fresh country eggs
for his mother from a inrmer‘and
carefully hacked them In a shoe box.
While Mr. Ludhatn was buislly engag-
ed with some store duties. Mr. Brack-
en corei’ully extracted the hen fruit
and substitued in Its place It nice
array of chunks of egg coal.
.Iimnlie’s amusement can be imagin-
ed when he arrived home with Ills
prize. Today he iorbearingly smiles
when the subject is mentioned and ad-
mits that Ills/fresh country eggs turn-
ed Into eggcptrolnidoal tdl storage.
HAD ENJOYABLE TRIP.
D. Smith 'r‘iage and Miss Elcunor
Gage, oi‘ Ridgei‘leid, and Miss Locic
Wood, of Norwalk, returned Sunday
night from a very enjoyable onto 0-
hile trip through Veimont and Guns a.
They visited Montreal and Quebec
and several other places of interest,
Including the celebrated shrine of Ste.
Anne de Beaupre. nesr'the latter city.
Part or the trip was made by railroad.
as Mr. Gage says the Cnnndlsn roads
were in anything but good condition
for nutcmobiling. On their return
home they made the distance from Al‘
bany, N. Y., to Ridgeiieid in one day.
in spite of being delayed at Pough-
kcepsie by a heavy shower. Most oi
the time they enjoyed good weather
and the trip was a pleasant one.
SHOT SICK DOG. -.
A sick bllt handsome Gordon setter
caused much consternationr on
Norwalk streets this morning. Cour
pinint was mode in Chief of Police
Thomas Bradley, who finally located
the animal at the store of the Conl-
stock Clothing Company. at the corner
of Wall and Issues streets. The chief
taped the canine and took it around
into Isuzu-s street. where In- dispnlchcd
it out of its misery with one shot from
his revolver.
NOTHINC some lN FIRST DIS-
TRICT
The registrars or the that district
had very little to do yesterday ul their
session (or the purpose or registering
the politiclll affiliation oi voters. Dill,
about ten applications n'i-ri- received
in this district. it Is exported, how-
ever. that quite it list will result from
next week‘s sitting. A similar session
will be held on Friday. August llllll.
from 12 noon to ii p. m.
HARD ON THE MARKETS.
A‘moug the heaviest sum-rem from
tho present high price oi ice are the
butchers. Ono well known local
lllilrltt‘I proprietor. who Is helm: t'llurlt-
('d to t'vnts per hundred pounds, says
that his weekly bill {or ice In about
I20.
DELANCEY NICOLL IN TOWN.
DUIllili‘t‘y Nlttllll. the troll known
new York lawyer llnd IIIIlIlII'Im' of Iillil
nuulu. llcmuulnuicd by Mrs. Nicol! und
I‘)c|llllcoy Nicoll, Jr.. stuppcd III the
Hotel Norwuik for dinner ycsicrduy.
while on n touring trip to the Ensiwnrd
in their big Itol-kr-ISchneider nutoulo~
bile.
TO RETURN TO PHILLIPPINES.
\Villllml ll). Kurdish. the woli known
Norwulk young mun. who l'f‘llli‘nt'ti
t'iii‘III'l‘ lu Iliv summer from tho I'Ililip'
pines dud who hurt Iii'liil sullslllullult
for curious rilllmnd luru ulonlt the
I\itilllill'y lii'itlii'li during their vucu-
lloull. lull'llds to return In ills-lo Bum o
lulliilli piliilivstilnmi this full.
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NOT MUCH SICKNEEO.
A well-known Norwzllk pllysiclnu
suid yl-lllerdny tllui dcnpiie IIII‘ present
long spoil of lch weather, more has
been a remurllrllliy small amount oi
uickurss Ihiiit for here.
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Silos, lilliilillll lillll Illmisllillns
CONTINUES A'i‘
George Illllllrl's,
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SHEET MUSIC
TEN CENTS.
Alter They Gather the tiny. Why
Can't a Girl lie a Soldier. Frog has!
has. ha scrolls. I Know a Girl Like
Yes. but its Write Wham Never has
.. so to Tell, Cheyenne. Why «1 m
magma“: CANDY. . T”, and too others. Dpn
I > hr lilo Minimums to :
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EVER SINCE THNIID BALE OPENED, THE CUIT SECTION HAG
IGEN A BUSY PLACE. ‘ WHILE MANY LOTS HAVE BEEN OLEANRD
OUT. WE HAVE BWEETENED MANY CHORT LINED WITN BROKEN
LOTC‘ FROM HIGHER'PRIOED LINKS; GOOD Pl KINGC REMAIN
FOR MIN AND YOUND‘MEN IN RELIABLE SUMM R SUIT. AT RED
TAG PRICES. COME NOW. ‘.
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Three-Place Sorts.
CHOOSE FROM LINES THAT HAVE BEEN PRICED PROMOS.” TO
325 AT THESE 'WAY-DOWN RED TAG PRICES—$6.88, $7.36. Ill-BB. 919.83,
$17-88. .
Children’s Suits.
LITTLE BOYS'
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_ Boys’ Suits.
oousLs-snsas‘rso AND NOR-
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$1.48. $2.88, $3.88 AND ”.88.
i am golhg to lnnke u very plain, iirm assertion-«You
can't buy grain like ours at any other pince for less
lunacy—the mun w he thinks he has, simply bought cheap
or grain.
I have been on shied to llulld up a large nnd increns~
lng business by selling the choicest grades. I know that
“cheap" grulns and foods. as a rule. ore of little Intrinsic
value. They may answer a ccrtuln routine purpose and
It is the often the case, when on established grade Is in-
quired after. the seller tnlks up something lower priced
but “just as good"~lt tukcs less capital or the financial
profit In more attractive. (loud grain novcr Went begging
for purcbusers—successful merchandising lies not in Iran-
tic attempts to undorsell, but ruther in outvuiuing. so I
believe. i
i Buy Oat: Thaia Clean.
2. MANUEL T. HATCH.
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TROLLEY “Traps
Through Southern New England.
Illustrated. -' Price to Gents.
.Wm. P. Beers,
Books. btzltlonerv and Engraving. l
49 Wall St. Norwalk. I5 80. Main St. 80. Nonn‘k.
. Mum... “mm“, W. .. .-._. ..-_ _........ Adm-me...“
Trash Arrivels T0day
SEA BASS, BONITA AND FRESH MACKERBL, BLUE FISH, WIAK
FISH, BUTTER FISH, STEAK COD. HALIBUT, SWORD, PORGIEB. EELS,
FLATS, LONG. ROUND AND LITTLE NECK CLAMS. LODOTCRO AND
CRABC.
Tel 103
HUNDREDS or (‘I‘IllIlIlll‘H 8 y
A liusiuclls Education ut
' MERRILL COLLEGE
PAYS
ETAM FORD.
Free Delivery
SOUTH NDHWALK.
' Send tor College .Ionrllul.
FALL OPENING. DEPT. 4TH.
M. A. MERRILL. I’rin.
PORT CHIITIR.
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RUBSIAN AND
FOLK SUITB FOR BOYB FROM 8 TO SAILOR BLOUSE SUITS, ACID 2"];
17, INCLUDING ALL LINES THAT TO 8, IN A BIG RANGE OF FABRICS.
HAVE DEEN $2.50 To $7.00, NOW REDUCED FROM 83 AND. .5 TO
$1.48, $2.88 AND $3.88. '
. a point. Union Pacific. St. Paul Pen-
‘ was enough buying to edert some ten-
Cutblli’s Bridge Market,
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It You Would Thoroughly Enjoy
Your Vacation, Place Your Valu-
ab’losin Stings In tllslla'uit of
W thorium... no. tootsillnll nul
‘ . In inner Wail street. the animal so
And be Secured Again“ toss by
50- quality
29°apo‘und
Saturday and
Sunday Only
ill lilillll Pilllllly,
THE Phsscnlr‘n'ou cross.
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FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL STREET,
WALL STRESWI‘. 10:10 a. m.—-Open-
lug prices tit-stocks in the market to-
day declined easily under light otter-
ihgs. There was a drop of three
points in Great Northern ,pfd.. and
Reading. Louisvilleond Nashville and
Amalgamated Copper were down about
nsylvania, Brooklyn Transit and Ame-
ricun Smelling umdev large fractional
declines. The holiday in Inndon left
the market tree from influence from
that quarter. '”
WALL STREET. II n. m.——'i‘here
torution of opening losses. but the. de-
mand was soon satisfied and prices
snggcd again. Northwestern tell i 34,
Reading 1 3-8, Smelling 1 1-4 and'Penn-
sylvnnlu. Colorado Fuel. Pressed Steel
Cur. National Lead and Sugar 1. Min-
neapolis and St. Louis rose 1 1‘2.
PINK PASTERS TO BE ALI, THE
RACE.
Tip on‘ Fall Styles from Secretary of
State.
Pink will he the reigning color nhout
election time this fail, us the millions
of the llltle glue-bucked strips of pu-
per. known as posters. must he mode
or that color.» Town Clerk Fred B).
Whitney of New Huron. today rcceiv~
ed notice from Secretary of Siam 'I‘hc-
odorc l‘iodouwion that under the not
which went into ei'iect July I. lost. the
[meters must all he or the come color.
though Ihcre'wlil‘ he no further chan-
ges from the. old style. it is furlh—
or set forth In the stnlc' circular that
the pastors must be purchased. on
printed. from Charles D. chp. of
llm'lford. who Is designated as the
node's agent In this matter. I
The new law compels the candidate
to purchase his pastels Ironl the stale
though the printing will be done any
place the candidate desires. The price
or illi’ posters. unprinted will be $2.50
for lotion and as millions of them will
be distributed this full. the entire sin-
to will be covered with pink paper.
RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELS.
SIASilthE'I‘, Muss. August 1.—
'I‘he stculncl‘ Celtic, from Liverpool
nud Quccusiown {or New York. was
III collllulmlcnlion with the win-loss
station here when one hundred miles
rust of Nunluckct Lightship at 4:30
n. m. The Critic will probably reach
her duck about 1:30 p. nl. today.
SlASi‘ONSE'i‘. Mutts, Aug. i.-~~Slr.
Columbia, from “borrow and Murillo.
for New York, was reported by wire-
less from the station here. at Nun-
tuckct Lightship at to n. In. today.
She will probably dork about 8 u. or.
Sunday.
PAPA iDID STILL ALIVE.
WASHINGTON. August 4,-I’upa
laio, Ibo bundli and millions lana-
tic. who roused so much trouble in
Occidental Negros. In the latest claim-
out (or posthumous existence. Reports
have Iran-lied Washinslon they the
much tcnrrd Insurrccto to still alive
und ilus twelve followers who are are
aiming him in preparing tor iurthsr
revolutionary movements. Army of-
I'Irers do not credit the rumors and
any Islo wuo llnqtlontiulmhly killed.
The resurrection of late adds south-
or to tho long list or revolutionisill
who are credited with nanny lives.
KAN”: QUAIL MAN m TOWN
Mr. and Mrs. (hurries Paine. oi
Witchltn. Kansas. who hays been the
guests of Captain Isaac Bullock In
Arch street. returned yesterday to
Birntiord. where they have been
spending it couple of weeks. nod next
week will go to Chicago. Mr. Pnlno
has a very large business in Kansas
capturing quail, rnllblts. etc. which
are «out throughout the country. Con-
siderable aunii liberated in the woods
shout Norwsik.‘ were secured from hlr.
Paine by the Norwalit (inn Club.
«can FILL DOWN.
Mrs. Mortimer It. has and iliaa
. Harlan B. Lee had a all htiy hapless»
. anl'sxpsrienre shortly tor noon yu-
‘ ierday while not driving with one or
silo kicking and all anoint slipped and
tell on the slip ry roadway. Neither
Mrs. W or as has wars Injured
fortunately. Several nun name
their assistance and helped the horas
to it! int. i
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lion’s Outing Suits.
Men’s Outing Pants. 9
Children's Suits. Half Price
Straw Hats. ' Half Price
YOllths’ Suits $5.50. . Reduced to 3559‘
Men’s Raincoals. $495. $6.95. none
Men’s Suits. $2.95. $5.95. $4.95. $6.69__‘
$7.39. $9.95. $12.59. ' ' ‘ '
White and Fancu Negiisee Shirts»:
59 cent Underwear. ‘ V I
10 doz. Bous’EOo waists.
6 doz. Bous' 500 Nealiaee Shirts.
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95 Washington St. So. Nonlnllk.
Tel. I65'5.
At Dibblc's Grocery
, Order Suggestions.-. .
Chantal tpriofla on Watermelon: to clean out, at 269. I
Fine twat Corn. will price. 189 ban.
Tom-ton. cod. at 10c snort.
Potatoes. d a native stadium pack.
Good Peaches. Fresh Cream.
Limited supply of Home Fruit Inga. 33° dozen.
New stock at Market Dakota. irom Io up it 15c.
ioa Cold Watermelon at he alias.
Oranges. to clean out, at one cent (lo) «all.
One line old Circus left. 201: in. , .
IOMI FIRIT 0F Till MONTH RIFLICTIONC. , ,
The man that yo his bills has it is «in «mot and no tar la a blessing
to himself and at on: the man that rationale pay (when thermal“ it.
there's a way). that lives on the substance and labor at others, to as»
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From nearby farms to our special offer for Saturday. We M A: I’M".
LORENZO DIBB
lal shorts to obtain the but cooking Potatoes was brought to‘
rm was.
town. Our price:
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Green Sugar Corn.‘
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