tly in t3 ”Sill“ otth
recon reg so on " a
sidewalks underK new
street railroad bridge. They are not
o ‘ It ’
nllht and ' dist
‘ cloudy w
in:“ the entity
ewEng ion
in the day and
moderate temperatures alter Sunday.
um
Mrs. Gnome Van Al'styne and son
Ward m‘to'ldireud timerrow in New
HIM lull... ..
Duh—quay"...—
-Don’t tell to call at Steinsrt's. 8
"5",“ 0:86, "end. hear their Club ‘
Mthlsi
P
Oliver Stanley. of Norwalk. has gone
‘ to Lake Waramsug to spend his vaca-
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Corwin of
Boston, are visiting Mr. and Mrst Rich-
ard H. Golden.
—-Dl'. Dick's W“ llillli’ll.
The condition of Thomas J Collins
remains about the same with slight
signs of improvement.
a
Alden Salmons and David W. Ray-
mond are enjoying a fishing trip to-
tlsy at Purdy' e«Corners.
It fortune disregard thy claim.
Don't hang thy head in fear
shame,
But marry the gill you love best.
Rocky Mountain Tea will do the rest.
Plaisted’s Drug Store.
E
Mrs. W. H. Baldwin and son Stanley
to
spend a week with, relatives. and
go to New York next Monday.
friends.
——Come in to see Steinert'e Club Pl-
cenos today. 6 South Main St.
, A. J. Angevine is away on a two
. He will visit Albany.
' Strum Rochester, Niagara and Ann
weehs' trip.
Arbor, Michigan.
41:8st Hats. Stbflats. O'Drlen.
The lriah Club and a strong team
plated from the Little Potatoes and
.4ths Dough Elephants arc to play a
game of ball to-day.
' Torry McGovern. t
of Stamford. drove to
at. the llahackomo Hotel
*-
ln this state it is not necessary to
um I hve days' notice‘doI- eviction
Ilse the original laxative
. cough syrup, Kennedy‘ s Laxative lion.
sold by
of a cold.
. by and Tar. No opiates.
The Ciliiord Pharmacy
booby of New
,hio brother. 6
H as his duties as a policeman.
“loin Btelnert's Plano Club and save
“0. Honey saved is money earned.
nd.
m.who have been vi
m to their city homo.
pits and Aussbie Chasm.
.umemmsme
w
”$681“th
yeti can bars
at Steinsrt‘e, s
MMNDT»
. . if W
" 4' Thence
that rise in the lake region yesterday
slurping in now passing out the at.
“whencev “Bibi It has produced
senior with local showers dur-
Intyfiioor hours in qt‘ge
a
similar will one Iodide v‘iclrEty dur-
cimtinue clear with
and
brine lighter.
in Norwslit,
last night and called on Lars Johnson
orlt. is visiting
malty. fthls city Be
a return to New York Tuesday and
l’ootsl cards have been received by
friends here from Harry Pepper. who
.:..ls}in Europe. .48". nenpsr sang re-
as: in the cathedral at Canterbury.
' «sores lilller and I! y. of Stam-
-at Fair-
lliil issoh with Deacon Wi lism hill-
”in“ family of thlsdr-lty. have re-
wItrsw lists. Straw lists. O'Brien.
Attorney sad lire. Leo Davis have
from s very pleasant soiourn
Flake Placid. in the Adirondacks.
” ‘ returned by way 0! bolts Cham-
Amway-savor. » The Clear Up Isle
7i and E. Wilson leave
Tori: on a vacation
nil: visit in Vll'iscousiu.0 and
a... W, ..... mange ,iieelel's,
swept frequently enough. and most of
, the compiliiasnts are ladies who wear
white dresses. . M
—Pearl airlines. O'Brien. f"
Charles D. Lloyd. geaeral agent of
Metropolitan Mercantine l Realty 00..
of New York, is home from the east.
where he has been lecturing in inter
est of the. comprm this week in Brock
ton. Elm. Brovi nee,- R. 1., Newport
.,itntl Fall River. ‘
mm
Delicate woman will nevrgobocome
sirens. happy hearty. tree m min.
until you but I! up your system with
norvienreireshi in'g. blood-melting
tonic. Holiister's itoclw Mountain Tea.
Tea or Tablets. 86 cents. Plaisted’s
Drug Diore. . 4
Th store at 88 lialn street. Nor-
pre to its occupancy by the
Norwsllt Hardware Company. The lab
ter will~ have the cellar. both of th
two other stories and the second lioo
of 41 Main street. adjoining.
—Just think of it!
selling fully guaranteed handsome new
——
There is a rumor about Norwalk to
day that Representative J. Arthur 0s
born is another candidate for the Re-
publlcsn nomination for senator from
the Tiv‘ontygslxth Senatorial District.
be some interesting developments in
blYim fthrift and city politics in Norwallr
t s it!
You need i1 plllf Use DeWitt's Lit-
tle Early Risers. the famous little pills.
Do not sicken’ or gripe, but results are
sum. Sold by The Clifford Phar-
macy. ”
George von Uyltong. Mrs. c. D.
.Vroomnn, Brooklyn; 8. C. Helper, W.
R. Montgomery. ii. Asrons w.
Freeman, E ii Sherman. New York;
L. R Burlbutt. Wilton: George L.
Rockwell. Ridgoiield. J P. Mc‘Carthy.
Boston; W. H. CooneypAlbauy. N. Y.;
A. E. Weliman. Torrington: Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Nuttiu New York. were
guests yesterday at c Hotel Clifford.
—Get your Accident and Health in:
surance from 8. J. O‘Brien, Seymour
avenue...§0llth Norwalk.
James Boyle. who names New Haven
as his home, but says be last worked
at the Hoybaurseries. in New Canaan
was picked p unconscious yesterday
afternoon. ”bEt only so from over in
dulgence in Norwalk liquor, by Cap.
tale of Police Robert N. Morehouse.
Boyle was brought before Judge E.
M. Lockwood and Prosecuting Attor-
ney Leo Davis this morning, and was
given an opportunity by the judge to
get out or town.
HE DID l‘l’ WILL.
During the Civil War Mr. Wnrton
berger kept a restaurant in a central
lndlsale town. As all4 commodities
were high at that period. in conse-
quence of an inflated currency. his pie
crust has seniors shortening In it than
was absolume necessary. lard coating
25 cents a pound and more. One day a
transient customer came in and called
for pie. which was served to him and
he set out to devour it forthwith. But
the crust «was so short of shortening
that he could not. got his fork through
it. its struggled w it maniully for
a few minutes, and are laid down his
knits end is some.
4"hlr. i 4h declared at
length. “N lire to know who in
thunder tone your piesl"--Everybody's
Msgssine.
The letters In riled “normal and
confidential" are he ones the privati
secretary opens ilrst.
REDUCTION
Clothlna
188 Washinm 8t, Ebiith Emit.
SPEClAI. All:
‘ , breasted models. intended for this season' s won.
Washington '
walh‘F is being‘gIVen an overhauling. 4.
Stelncrt's are ‘
Pianos now for 3286. Call and see them. 4
From the present outlook there will ‘
A..
‘ badge and 36 a year.
men ey in torso. (:0ch
All liner in all sires. items: to 46. in at is ind :doubie-
unnerly 38. .50 to
625. are now priced as follows:
36.88. 371.88. 3n. 88. $16.88. 6x7. 88.
MEN'S OUTING SUITS.
on": entire srr’sy oi homespun. wool crash. flannel and wor-
sted o-pieoe thin suits. formerly 38 to 318. are new priced:
34.88. 3688. 37.88. 39.88, 3rr.8.8. , ‘ '
Boys’ Clothes are cheering Red Tags. Straw hats are in line;
too. Flumi, e‘ under-priced in many important items. _
i am going to make a very plain firm assertion4ou
can’t buy grain like ours at any- other place for less
money‘s-the man w he thinks he has.‘ simply bought cheap-
er gra n
i have been enabled to build up a large and increas- -
ing business by selling the choicest grades. i know t
"cheap" grains and foods. as a rule are of little lntrins e
value. Thee may answer a certain routine pa and
it is too often the case, when an established grade in-
quired after. {file seller talks up something lower.. priced
but "just as "——it takes less capital or the financial
profit is more attractive. Good grain never went
tor purchasdrile-‘suocessml merchandising lies not in
lt)lcuattenlpts to undersell but rather in outvaiuing, so i
e are 4 ~
I Buy Oats Theta Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH?!
TROLLEY TRIPS
, Thr6dgh Southern New England,
Illustr-tpjfl. Price to Omaha.
Wm. P. Ieors,
, Books. Stationery and Engraving.
49 Wall St. Norwalk. 6 80. Main St. So. Norwalk.
ENERGY TIME AND MONEY
, Spout at
Merrill cellego,
SOUTH NORWALK. STAMFORD, PORT CHESTER
Yield salary dividends to the investor. "
Full Day School opcua September 4. 1906.
Day and evening sessions. Write for catalogue and College
, ' _ M. A. MERRILL. Prin.
cannhb's has
stumped. . flu &
paper.
“Do you thialr that any man can be
in love and sane at the some time?"
"it depends on whet he is in love
with. if the object of his sanction be
beautiful, a good cook. able tomato
her own clothes and willing to over-
look it it he doesn't osll her Pet or
Darling in public. i. don't see wily
there should be any reason to doubt
ills sanity."-Chlos¢o Record-Herald.
been quite
New Guinea.
The nail on have” well cultivated
den they occupy long settled viii
and their relations with Europeans are
generally harmonious in each village
one of the most influential ehlots is
selected ss village constable. receives
s uniform. a pair oi hsndcui'is. s brass
iron one you Ilsvs A new rear one or?“ nurse.
your term one see you rely nevi rdssv hail 4 roll you
«live so saolllir'.‘
war? 6r ssvlhe. slate.
our wears for men and he s to the test. ou’il find 4 4
4 the bromides tor-the y d!
svsl'w nuclease use once to Iowa A oases soon: Moss-4”:
cruise shoots. roe. roe lT’I rue oitLv ears AND connotes-r ’ ‘
not new fire sooousrs or assessors nae universe!
rushes Alla empiric. our res rent. senseless sceouar or;
. lesbian or A escarv.’ .
SATURDAY AND
SUNDAY ONLY.
ill Blillorl Pharmacy,
rile Pheromones cross.
T161648. 4
spam onulvnnr chevron
- J TODAY lN WALL STREET,
sn—us-i-
WALL STREET 10.10 a. In. —-Prices
as a rule opened slightly lower than
last night in the stock market today
Advances of a point in Northwestern,
55 in Alchlsoh and imall‘lractlons in
Baltimore and Ohio and Norfolk and
Western were consploous exceptions.
i flooding declined it
WALL STREET ii a. me—Heavy
.selling of Reading hsid little general
sheet on prices nor did the subsequent
rise in Atchlsou cause much at a
change. The general undertone, how-
4 ever. was heavy and the market aver
. aged lower than at the start. .
iLI. STARRED WARSHIHP.
UOId Texas, Her Days of Usefullness
Oven—Believed'hy the Crew to
Have Been Hoodeoed 4 ‘4
tleshlp in the navy, and by the way.
one of the most unfortunate. has met
with its lust humiliation in being re-
tired from active service. and hereaft-
er, she will do quiet work as a sis
tlon ship at the Navy Yard at Charles-
ton. 8. C
Here the old and lll~scsred vessel
'4 will lie quietly st her deck. but to
. again resume active work unless emer-
‘gency demands that shp once more
take to deep water in deieuse of the
iii 83. e smaller guns here been re.
moved from the vessel the six inclff
and the others. than in the turret’
will go as soon as they are required
for some other and more modemly
built vessel.
The Texas has always been a most
unfortunate vessel ever since her cone
pletlon. way back in 1898, at the Nor-
folk Navy l’.ard Even at her dock
trial at Norfolk, one of her propeller
blades cut into and sank a near- by
schooner Later on, when the vessel
was brought to the New York station
and put into dry dock it was learned
that she was not strongly enough con
structod to hear her Weight. and the
consequence as that she had to be
sent back to rfolk tor the necessary
alterations which cost the government
e mint of money. Only a year after
her completion. while lying at a. dock
one of her see cocks became unlas
toned from some cause or another.
and the vessel filled and sank. This
eccentricity also cost the government
s not of money. The next accident to
the ill-starred warship was when she
went aground off the Tortugss in ill
97. and again in the Wallsbout Chan.
usl in the latter part of the same
year. Later an explosion in the env
gins of one of her launches nearly
cost the lives at six men. in the fall
at “1892 occurred her last accident.
which so seriously damaged the ship
that she was thought impossible to re-
pair. It was while she was at target
practice. in discharging her big guns
they broke the recalls, crushed the
water and steam pipes. and old a lot
of other damage This about some up
the fatalities to the creit. enough in
themselves to merit the vessel as be-
being” entitled to be considered “hoo-
Tiie Texas was one at the available
vessels put in use during the unplea-
saotness with Spain, and had the hon.
or of bhuokln slew shots into Cer-
vers's iiilste squadron. in the mo-
iul work she did on that occssion part.
:11 made up for tho eccentricity of her
conduct prior to that period The re-
. . tiremsat of the Texas Marks the first
; action of the government, in til a po-
cy recently established lonidngto
ual retirement of such of the
boot hips as are round to he so ob-
rsry, gresti
Wrench II
Menfs Oullntl‘. Suits. 3
Children’s Suits.
Straw Hals’.
Mon’ 5 Suits. $2. 96. $6: 96 $4. 96.;
on a very meager volume ‘of businela. '
White and Fancu Neullcee Shirl5
69 cent undernoar.
10 (102. Bous’ 600 Waisls.
6 doz. Bous' 600 Neglioee Shir-ls.
The warship Texas. the oldest but- ,
ling particularly untortubnte. and II
estate in type as to be retail-soul?
lion's Olliil‘lol’ants. :8, "
Mon’ 5 Rain Cools. $4. 96 $6 964
$7 69. $9. 96. $12 69 ‘
.vw wot
..q . . 4 ' h
,- ,. . .. I
96 Washington St. So. Norwalk
I
Tel. I66- 6. ., 5;
Some Special low Prices for a Salurdaym s Sde
arson Corn. lei/3o per doses. you up and under. I
Potatoes, 88o bushel. 4.
Ieets cheap.
Fina Largo Cabbage at Io; two lor- 18s. as to else...
Tomatoes, is: 8 ate. for 286. g.
Superlativo Flour makes the tinsel breed... 0th sale. 88o M i
run Lard,12olb. ' .
Open-y 4 lsmes' lsoon, sliced on our Machine it you wish. . .
bacon going. 80o lb. ' "
Talia special notice. Musk Male no, regular loo article. he to is. 4
Lime “ans. 2 . 1664; 4 86¢. .
Met Potomahmqls.“ it“. . 4
We expeeete he of good service and to do business on
Waiting year more ill-oer. yearn to a command and pioneer
LORENZO ma
morsble light of Santiago The help- . 4
the '6‘}. :sr‘gs? #‘t'llsirt ohm .
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