t «t scam NORWALK IanbtrronnL LochLflnaws ‘ day afternoon August 19th. .members at $2 each. 1“ ln'Mr. Siik'a pound. . ant Electric team. of Bridgeport. Sat- ‘ Mn. Taylor. ... nether Church, New York. , fix find John A. MuQuald. of South Nor- , 'i‘ully. or Chapels _ $8 so Suits. $6.88. I) . Equally strong and striking values exist in the boys’ and children's department, where Sailor ‘ . and Russian blouse suits. and s-piece double-breasted and Norfolk suits that were $2.50 to $7 are now ’ ' r , Don t miss the odd suits at $4. 88. straw hats at cut prices. children’ s knee pants at 21c, and a host of other good bargains at Red Tag prices—the lowest prices of the season. ogers 3.- r es: Photographer Georges .North start- ed today for Niagara Falls New York. to attend the National Photographers“ Convention, which started this morn- ing. ‘ Joseph B. Ella. .lr.. who is now can ,necbed with the Fourth National Bank in Waterbury. spent Sunday at his home in Norwalk. Mr. Ella made the trip down by trolley. The. South NOI'Wfllk Fish Club will hold their animal clamhake on Sun- Tickets for the bake can be procured of all William J. Sterling, who was one of the guests of Oliver Jennings yacht Dina. which has been taking part in the run of the Norwaik Yacht (llub returned home this morning Otiicer firyau H. Silk. of Norwalk. who is one of the official dog catchers appointed by the solecttnen. has cap- tured one of Dr. Charles 0. Bolton— nan'a tine bounds. The animal Is now .,..__..__...._ The Winnipauks will play the [by urday. afternoon, on the Pole Grounds Winnipault. The iiridgcporters detour ed them Memorial Day morning by good seized score. and the Winnipank intend to retrieve themselves. In connection with the annual camp meeting services of the Knight Street A, M. E. Church. there will be a spec- ial service tonight led by the Rev. 'l‘o-morrow evening there will be another special class nor- vice by leader George Green. of the , : HYATT-M'QUAID. ~ First announcement was made yes- tardy: at St. Mary's Church of the , haunts of Miss Charlotte It} ot' Acatlemy street. Norwaiit. r": a CRICSIE—TULLV. The marriage has of Milib Jennie rot-t Not-walk. and Alexander Crlasle of Jersey City, Were consumed at St Mary's Church yes- $1.48, l““‘tial'dny tor the first time. we. Conic and size up the strong values this sale makes possible. Values never approached in thin section at any but our Red Tag sale. Three-piece and two-piece suits in Spring and Summer weights; grays well represented sin- 1. ale“ and double-breasted models. all new this season. Men’ 3 and young men' s styles and sizes. 4$13.5o~$15 Suits, $11.88. $20-$22 Suits, $16.88. $25 Suits, $17.88. $2.88. $3.88. $4.88. WARRANT FOR ROTON POINT. Alleged That There was a Violation of 8 Liquor an’ Sunday, July 14. Roton l’olnt got it again today limit it wat rant was served on manager Cori. m1llus C lit-,ucman thawing him alt bI lumping open and selling on July It This is two counts I 'ila- evidence was all gathered by that clover body of detectives known as the Rowsyton Law and Order Ina guc an organization comprislm: some of the most prominent citizens of that place. among them is Charles W. Bell. The evidence was’1'infrl before Prosecuting Liquor Agent William 0. Clark. who issued the warrant upon it Thc case will come up next 'l‘burs' liII\ morning at 9 ocloclt In the town court lit-tore Judge Joseph ll. ’l‘ay1; tor. :0 has none of the attondanl‘ exc lenient amt confusion ol a laid (I mrl the people of thy1 poltt 1!” not know what was in the woths until the Will‘lllli ans served this mutant" by Deputy Sheriff Sculley. NEW YORK MAN DIES SUDDENLYI “a- J. w. Hedenburg. Gael-ten Throat at Cannonn. During a fit of temporary Insanity sutwrlnducod by the great heat. .i. W. llcdcnburg, of New York, who is con- nected with tluI Merritt-Chapman Wrecking Company in that city. died suddenly this morning. Mr. llctlenburg who had been In a state of poor health for some time. had been visiting friends in Cannon station in the hope of recuperating. This morning the bent affected him very much and in a iii of insanity. he gushed his throat with a knife. While. the cut was not severe enough to cnu~ ac death the attendent shock in his enfeebled slult- caused death. He was attended by Drs. Alice and Tiffany. of Stamford. lie was county-two years of age and is sorted by a wife. AQNATIC SPORTS POSTPONED. 'l‘be aquatic sports which were to have becn held tit The. Knob Outing (flab Saturday afternoon were postpo- ned on account of the severity of the. electrical storm which swopt over the surrounding country. In the evening the regular weekly dance was held and thoroughly cnjovod by all. tevens, ‘chneadny at 2 o‘clock from his late $10 and $1a Suits, $7.88. \ Telephone Call 32-2. OBITUARY NOTES. LEWIS WARREN DOTY. The death of Lewis Warren Duty. for many years one of the best known builders and contractors ln lire Nor walks octuired Saturday at his home in Osborn avenue East Noiualk. after an illness of several days. lie was in Ibis scventyseeontl years but _np to within a few days of his death had been able to be about and at his busi- ness as usual. The, hot. humid wrath or affected him much. however, and Friday he was quite sick. lhouuh his lllncss was not deemed to he a serious one. lie was a member of linens 'l‘ribe. i, O. R. M.. the Norwalk Yacht (flab. was a Mason. and a veteran of the Civil War. He was born in Nor- walk and resided here all his life. He is survived bv three children. Prank liolv Howard Doty and Miss Laura lloty. The funeral will be bcld on residence. Rev. Hugh ii. Carpenter will ottlclatc. The interment will be in Norwaik Cemetery. JOSEPH 1)., iii: RGER. Joseph l). iiurgor, father of Contrac- tor Ellsworlh B. Burger, of Norwalk. died this morning about 3 o'clock, at his home in Larcbmont. after an Ill- ness of about four weeks from gastri- tis. For several days his condition has been critical. Mr. Burger was 75 years of age and is survived by a wi- dow anti three sons, Ellsworth Ii. Bur- ger, of Norwalk: Oliver Burger. of Ma. maroneck, aml Joseph A. Burger, of iatrchmonl. CAPTAIN MERRITT HOME. (luplaln Ephraim M. Merritt. who has been a member of the Rider cruis- ing party on an extended trip. was finally located. and arrived at the bed. side. of Mrs. Merritt Saturday night. Captain and Mrs. Merritt's sons. Fred- 1 in til quake bblt of its orbit. can’t say , 1 From the 18th to the “present month. there will be n1 very decided disturbance in the atmosphere. The tobacco grow- ers should be on the lookout there will be furious wind accompanied with ball, at some points alony the line at the disturbance. . The earth will move The shock will be felt. most the equator. a Ilttia south of the it. Horace Johnson. in 0 interest of Meteorology. Middle Warn, August . 190.6 MRS. POWER. WANTS DIVORCE. Papers in a suit for divorce were sored Saturday by Deputy Sharla .I. W Bcullsy upon John W. Powers, of Winnipauk. The suit ls being brought by Rosa Powers formerly known as Rosa Cooper of New Haven. They were married Nbruary 26. 1906, and after three months Mrs. Powers wants a divorce. She alleges habitual intern- persnce. The case ls returnable be- fore the September term of the Super- ior Court of New Haven county. LAUOER-«LESSING. William Lauder. of South Ncrwalk. and Miss Therese Rancid [gassing were united in marrage at Bridgeport. May 8th. by the Rev. Gerald ii. Beard. D.D., pastor of the Park ‘Saret Con- gregational Church. The bride is a (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry lies- sing. of San Francisco. Cal. where. likely as MYSTIC CHAIN IN THE LEAD. A hot, name of baseball was start- cd Saturday afternoon on tho Rotou Point grounds. between the ball loam of the Knights of the Mystic Chain anti a picked team of Bell Island co:- tagcrs. When it became necessarv to stop the flame. on account of the ruin, the Mystic. Chain team was far in the lead. Frederick Smith of Washington street was operated upon at the Nor- Hoapital, this morning for appendici- list by Dr. Dumortler. assisted by DP. Willie and Sharer. Osteopathy. If the medicine you are taking does not give you relief. why not try this modern treatment? It has helped the majority of people that have tried it. Why not you? Your anatomy is the same as all human beings. This treatment In applied by DR. JEROME D. WIRT, 12 teens Plane. Norwnlk, Conn. A graduate of the parent school. I was taught Osteopthy by the founder. Consultation tree. nos. a and ammo summon. BLACK DRESS GOODS. We have always made a specialty of Black IDltssn Goods. and the values we after this season are lipttnr than ever. A Black Dress. Skirt or Jacket should Ibo a part of every woman’s wardrobe. Opr Black Goods Buick offers choice of the best fabrics made. .t, u . . 4 BLACK CHEVIOMC. BLACK VOIILES. BLACK BROADCLOTHI. . BLACK MQHAINC AND BRILLIAN- BLACK WOOL CREPE DE CHINE. SILK WARP AND ALL WOOL HEN- TINEB. I 1 BLACK TAIJICE. RIETTA8.- sLAcK PANAMA.‘ BLACK sAIrts'rs. Housefurnishing Department. Nickel Tea Kettles 951: Round Wash Boilers 250 No. 8 Parlor Brooms ........... 190 No.8 Wash Boilers, copper bot Gas Toasters . 250 Mops complete}................ 190 toms . 81.00 Galv Foot Tubs 390 3 Phys. of Toilet Paper .......lOc Flat irons. par 1.!) 30 Chamber Pails 290 Good Whisk Brooms ... llc Gas Burners, complete 29b 1 ! .nouuucuuc TRISTRAM a HIYA'I'I', 110me CONN. KRIEGER 7& Co. Eaton Hurlbut 1 I WEST WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK. Writing Paper 25C 3 box ‘Fme Assortement oi Norwalk Post Cards ,2 for St: WM. AIUME'EI‘AN'S M O N DAY Donovan Block. 134 Washington at. will be the Agent for Crescent Laundry. t 'of our great II Watch for Juseluli’s lid In Tomorrows Paper ”.— r:.... i‘iiii n " 8 An ixamualnn of the Eye means more than the more trying on of different classes it done at the op tical rooms of H. B. Hoyt. With one of the best equipped offices in South Norwalk. he Rhos every means for making the most accurate and reliable eye tests and the best results are as- sured in overy’case. All classes are constructed to order. and special lenses of any lrlnd are furnished. Homer 8. Hoyt, Refraotlng Optician. Room 8. United Bank Building, South Nomntk. Conn. Special appointments at convenience of patron. omce Ilours. 8~—ll:45. 12:46.43: Saturday evenings. 7——9. .llmusemtnl’Pt—tri MEADOW STREET, orlck Merritt. of Toledo. Ohio with their mother i.mprovlng As soon as he is able to leave Mrs. the Rider party and Harry ilidcr‘s launch Molie home. THE CAMP MEETING. A. M. E. anti George Merritt. of Yonkers, are also; Mrs. Merritt. who sustained a very severe stroke of par-Ilu'bl" EV"! Ilium! and Holiday. alysls last week. is now believed to be t Finam Merritt, Captain Merritt. will return to pilot Captain Tile camp meeting on the corner of- Nortb avenue and France street un~I dcr the auspices of the Knight Street. Church, conducted by the ”WW out- Macha & Java Coffee at 25c Rev. Mary It. Taylor. amt her accom- panist, Miss iii. B. Jones, commenced with a promising outlook yesterday. hast evening the. meeting was very Im- presslve and the large audience pres- cnt felt the effort. of the servic. The pastor. Rev. J. I). Nichols. is putting torth very effort to make the meeting a success. The public is cordially invited to be present each evening. Services commence at it o'clock each' evening. JAKE ICHAUI To CATCH. Manager William [1- Eleanor. mum» car of the Norwalk business men's baseball team, which is to contest. honors with a nine representing the South Norwnik business man. thought he. had gone the limit when be booked Emmet Austin to catch but has been mf“”‘" ’Tia a wonder. It canals any you can buy elsewhere for loss than 35c. é‘xuarnntca this I'lIIini will yive satisfaction. and If it fails to do no we m “change it or refund your money. Anti we guarantee to give what w e advertise. (Next door to Postoilice). FREE DELIVERY. gone ona tier. Saturday” tor», noon Mann Thomas F. Dow . of the booth walk aurogutlon.‘ call- ! ed him at on the tlephoue and tin-I nuanced that he had secured Jacob? Bchnttb to catch for his team. unit A CPACM. r Pradarl 1&1 Datum. the lnfan Icon at Mr. and Mrs. Edward Illa Chapel street. died very suddenly last. night from a spasm. Death came af- ter an Illness of but an hour or two.I Owing to the endocrine-s of the case. Dr. S. H. Huntington. medical exam- inept! uncalled. The child‘s Illness in ucrlbeti to some oabbun eaten during the any Iii: b anus in this ntrong,,MU'l‘UAi. SAYING 1 this money not only earns him the Ilbfii- al interest rate of . at. compounded semi-annually. but it Is immediately; 11 b1 or a mean and no we malts a practice of paying all it DIDMAND. , . I. . 1Norwolk Savings Bank, ‘ flWWnnhinmn Ct. South Nerwetk. “on. P BANK. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. .u—u—a- manta. nnny of norm from all parts at the town. Comfortable Grand stand and Good. Clean Canton Annurnd. July 28th, Cuban X-Otnntn. ”—— August 4th. IITHIL. Norwallt Amusement Go. IT LQOKS GOOD TO US— the Coal‘we are now unloading at our wharves. We are putting in a thousand tons this week—- bright. shiny Anthracite from some of the best mines of Penn- sylvania. We think it will look good to you. too, in the not dis- tant future if not to-day. The wise ones are buying NOW. By using sense you save dollars. Till terns In! It. ’Yiiifl!!! ——1 ' ‘ AfiIler this our old plan or charg- ling goods to our customers I will continue as before] r[Ibo greatest opportunity ever offered to secure bargains. 5 CASH W WELLINGTON M Vblbin Typewriter. d on my man. Trial so toned. I further particulars. MGM Th Wlllall MI] CO ”I BM! N.‘I.ClLfy "GIOVEII'S “IE PMOE.‘ LADIEC', MIMIC' AND CNILDNIN'I‘ OXFORDS. L wl‘ l l I ii I. George C. Tllyou'n Gorgeous BRIDGNPORT, CONN. too-GREAT ATTRACTIONS—100 Includina Bah Wawr Bathing. non or Skating. Musing. Free Vaudeville. Ctmcrrtfi. lioljghtful Sail Georxeous Illumination. , Twenty liveinttrnrtioas for 26 cents. With round trip null, 86 cents. SALE now. some 1PIEBHISEISIINII Forced to sell the entire itoclr below coat for the benefit of the Creditors. This Sale commenting to-day and will last :4 sale days only. at the I I airGlIoaktFu-r w - ‘ as w. '1 moron s'r. scorn aoawstx. vain qulntnbeintheAddruaI 1- of Lndinn'tContI. 81am. Shirt wan mammary. mainstream m MIN AND woman. $4.00 and $5.50. Will. “Willi slurs am urn r kc. Suite. u-a.‘ drnn‘n f ‘ .u
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