serve a five days‘ notice for eviction . club’s rocking chair. fleet. in: to scarcity of milk, higher price of I in bottles, and do per quart in can. ~Viilir. expects to turn its members out 'Iton. 'He can a good account of himself in film, ”a. Piaistud's drug store. 1 The resill'ar weekly duties will be held at thto ’lglorwaik Yacht Club this evening. .w . g, ‘ --Dr. Dick oarssi‘nalarla' M Mr. and use. Frank N. beach. of Dsnbury. arcftuests of Mr. and Mrs, John B. Lawrence; of ‘West street. a Miss Henrldtta Saskatoon, of Can- non, has resumed her duties with key- mond Brothers, after a short vacation. “Notice—commencing Aug. 15, ow. in; to mammalian! milk, higher price of grain and toe; sun: Wiilhe 7c per quart in bottles, undue per‘ quart in can. , Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Hill and child are deals of the farmer's moth- er, Mrs. C arias J. Hill. of West ave- hue. David ‘seymonr and Harold Golding, who have been visiting friends here, have returned to their home in Peek- skill, N. Y. . Miss Charlotte H. Scotleid. of Phila‘ delphia, is spending a vacation here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George C. Scolloid, of Elm Grove street. You need a pill! Use Dertt's Lit- tle Early Risers. the famous little pills. Do not sicken or gripe, but results are sure. Sold by The Cliflord Phar- macy. . ” D. Louis Ladrizsn, star , tonight for Pittsburg, Pm. where e will re! main for ah i a year, as claim agent for the Ame Telegraph and Tele~ phone Comps . .o The schooner A. F. Kemp has or- rived with a cargo of sulphur consign- ed to Joseph Binns Chemical Works. The sulphur is being unloaded at Ray- mond Brothers’ wharves. . ,..____. in this state it is not necessary to of a cold. Use the ori'giual laxative cough syrup, Kennedy's Laxative Hon- ey and Tar. No opiates. Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy. . ” Emanuel Palmer. of Sound View Tor- race, is making a a tour through the New England states with a resident of Stamford, who has engaged him as chauffeur for two months. \ ~Dellvory clerk wanted. F. D. Law- ton & Co. / , The boats of the Norwalk Yacht Club will run to Northport on August 86, and attend a snicker at the North- port Yacht Club. The flagship Lydia will transport the members of the ~Notlce.—-Commencing Aug. 16, ow- n and Ice, milk will be 7c per quart Coekeuoe Tribe. l. O, R. M.. of Nor. In large force for this cvcnlnx's trolley ride to Steeplechase island, Bridge- ’rt. Bl: cars will in all probability a required to accommodate the Red McEnroe. formerly with the Nor- walkl, but lately covering third for thonlnbury lnvinsiblss. has signed with Waterbury. of the Slate Leanne. the second game of the-double header land against firidzeport yesterday. II two-haunt sending in two runs, Constipation. bowel. irregularity. dache. dyspepsia, tornld liver. had dam: rheumatism. disorders inci~ Motto sedentary life. positively cured by Kolilatsr'l Rocky Mountain Text. the , t American remedy. Tea or If". Michael McNernsy. a Win- pauk woman. was placed under strut on a shame of drunkenness this .. in by Chief of Police Thorn“ lay, whoround harms" much mud til the out side of Main marry and «who? cenduct in so I. l .-’ I . ., in. as an, Frank June. of ratio 1? , m visitins Mr. and Mrs. ,lley. not Boutonpgit‘r, a: ”it." ii“: VI m I , ell WJM no. “will, m M‘ K d Mrs1 3?: will visit Iii « . fl Mold ammo» 'V. , ligated and well he: [pared for college; hundreds prepared shrill: . mean" D} TEACHERS. ’ . l9 equipped, mu fothslness. Manual training. be» hand drawing, Athletics. lLLUbTRATED CIRCULAR. spending his vacation In Redford. N. Y. it is needless to say that every- thing in Bradford is attached to him. in fact a brown dog at the house where Attorney Clark is stopping became so attached to Mr. Clark that he wanted to take aways piece of his» trousers as a souvenir. Mr. Clark does not an~ ticipute any serious results. Turn backward. 0 time. in your flight. Make me a child again Just for tonight, “I'll do it," cried 'l‘ime, f‘jusl let me' be Until i fix some Rocky Mountain Ten." Plaisted's drug store. ’ H. A. Heagurcy, Mrs. D. D. Heagun by, it‘. A. Phillips, William Davis, Ralph S, Foss, W. Everett Mason. l. more, Charles J. Soho, S. Stapletou, Charles Conkler, H. B. Thistle. .lr.. (i. _T. Pine, ll. Perkins, Ne York: W, A. Ellis, Northilcld, Vi.; l)‘,\l’ickcring. Newark, N. J.; (3. li. Thom son, Troy, N. Y.: J. B}. Ranks. Chlcopce; James A. Morris, I. M, Wright, Ii, L, Wright, F. Seemon, Bridgeport: F. A. West. Williamstown, Moss; A. P. Freeman. Canaan: W. B. McKinney and friend. Greenwich: J. B. Knox, Jr., , Mitchell, Hartford; Vii E. Palmer, Weedsport; G. Dippel, Brooklyn; W. C. Bears, in. G. Diluawny.‘1)nnbury: A. N. Lamb, Fulton: A. G. Jenks, Sprints field; H. E, Montague. Ansonla, were guests yesterday at the Hotel Clifford. NEW CATHOLIC PARISH FORMED. stratford Islew 1 Separate Charge, Father Elt For Pastor, Rev. Father .ohn J. Elly, state president of the Catholic Total Abutln~ once Union, “Connecticut, and a mu tiyo of Wlnstofl, Conn. now siniloncd in lilidrilctown, received letters of ap- pointment to the pastorate of the parish of Strntford. on Saturday of 'last week: Yesterday Bishop Tierney. celebrating the 8:30 mass in St. Mary’s Church, ,Miiford. made, public an. nounrcment of the separation of Si. Jsmoa‘ mission. of Stroller-d. from the parish of Milford. the separation to take effect immediately. This cimnue has Iwcuaundur discus sion and consideration for runny months. but only recently did ilishop Tierney take up the mutter with a view to its final disposition. Since the building of St. James Church. in Slfllllfll‘d. it has been a mission of Milford. where the priests of the Connecticut nposioiuie were us- ually available. it Was found at times difficult for the Milford priests to do justice to the Strutford flock. however. and the desire for a change became more and more widespread until it came to the attention of Bishop 'l‘ior- nay. The Catholics of Stratford too have become dissatisfied with the present church and have acquired an admir- ubls church property centrally located. it is now extremely likely that work of building a church nnd rectory will be taken up before many months. CONTROLS OUTPUT OF ICE. New York Trust Charged With Pro venting Big Shipments. , PROVIDENCE, ll. i.. Auuusi l‘I.w The American loo Company. of Now Bork, which. it is «ill-god. controls a major portion of the ice privileges nml fucliiilcs in Maine. is charged with practicing a systematic curtailment of the output of the their lco fluids in a report of tho Rhodo island liureuu of industrial Statistics. which will be made public tomorrow. Tho report clmrges that during ho past four yours only ouu~third of the total nmrluni of available too has been cut by the employer: of the company. The report will further point out that the effect upon the price of ice of such a curtailment ismnaldcrublo, es- pecially when the frown harvest in short, in other auctions of the coun- try. some men would be happy if they possessed 3m ability to do others as Hem. nonucrro u Clothina George heralds,- 150 Washington lib, south smut“ ‘ , J I ll _ , cinnamon am spur music ALI. rats malt. . a cum Pu corv. saloon. nu ted. 138 boys pro-' Conlbs,,JrL, J. O, Howls. l". W. Ha‘ . commodity from ' l ,, It I sole est. prises do‘not , The great [a true values saddle low prices. to judge a bargainiin clothes. , . \ , If you'll not our wears for men and the best values for the‘least money in t MEN’S FANCY SUITS. N All lines in all sizes, breasted models. $25, are now priced as follows: MEN'S OUTING SUITS. n—u—a—m Boys' Clothes are Wearing Red Tags. money—the _ nun w he thinks he has, er grain. I have been enabled to i log business by selling the choicest grades. value. it is too often the case, w quircd alter. the seller lnl but "just as good"——it takes less capital or profit is more attractive. Good grain never for purchaserswsuccessful tic attempts“) undo ks up something illustrated. Price ‘9 Wall st” Nomuk. '- lay I theta South Norwalk. Stamford. BEND FOR CATALOGUE. _M. VA. MIRRILL. Prlu. l prices limp to induce you to buy. ,, and cannot indicate the bait bargainl. irritations of our Red Tag Sale are, on tried-and- Quality first; price n’crlt. is the way boys to the iebt-Lyou'll find own. Come and see. from 32 to 46. in bi Island double- lntended for this season's wear, ormerly $8.50 to $5.88, $7.88, $11.88, $16.88, $17. Our entire array of homespun. wool crash, flannel and war- sled a-piece thin suits, formerly $8 to $18, are now priced: $4.88, $6.88, $7.33, $9.88, 31:.88. . : . t ' ' . . Straw hats are in line, too. Furnishings are under-priced in many important- items. I am going to make a very plain, firm assertion—Jon can't buy grain like ours at any other place for less simply bought'oheap- mild up a large and increas- "cbeap" grains and feeds. as a. rule are of little They may answer a certain routine pur ‘ hen an established grade. I in- merchundlslng lies not In fran- rscll, but rather in outvaluinmibo I ‘ believe. . ‘ 1 ‘. ! Buy Oats That: Clean. q i "‘“‘”‘ i MANUEL 'r. sarong I 7?”..115 , M v . v f“ _ TEOLLEY ruins " Through Southern New England. Wm. P. Beers, Books, Stationery and Engraving. 6 80. Main St.. So. Namath. , rner Stone” MorrillfBusiness eclipse. rm Blaster. Pay School Open: September 4th' Books and Stationery Free ’idr . But the low:- 88. l k urn-that nil-Ionic and lower priced the financial went begging .. “or to canto. .. r!— Be Cool. Comfortable and The Reed (is Voik Electrical Opp. Telephone Exchange. ro‘a man you says A nscsurr run am .am no occult-r. . dream IHOULfi. re OHIGK “OK. VIII. ”new m sour calm li IML Mamas chroma Use an Electric Laundul iron. 3 BY CHECK Aha ' ,Paiy0+nce‘~ PAY WITH GAIN “AND YOU MAY HAVI To PAY AGAIN; FOR YOU svaav animus MAN moo Lo HAVI A ci-ilOK lock; moor ‘ ‘ it. ran we run ONLY can sue caavsullar . wait or ammo all“. not ohuv run accouurs or MliIOHANTI ,Auo' ‘MANUPM. run!!! an contains. IU‘i‘ ‘I'HI mm. saucepan , rill mm on It usually. Up-io-Daie. Compass. Phone 81-4. NO? If DIOPUTID. . q MUN? OP . narrowed. but was inclined to ans. ‘1. . from the wiping out of the two point 1 that autountcd to anything. ' CHINESE LABOR ON THE ISTl-I- . MUS. ‘of persons are planning to make bids ‘13. cm I «tum oi ;, ‘5 1“". ion Bus 188 ~ too We will give a dab sample of Euthylnol Tooth page with each brush. Many of these brushes sell regularly at 150 and 200 Ill (Ilium-Pianist 'rus PREOORIPTION areas. TEL. 15—42. sash nnmvnatf sunvxcu. room an WALL srncsr. WALL. STREET. 10:10 a. m.-F‘or the most part opening prices of stocks today were slightly higher than last night and dealings ‘were active and broadly distributed. Pittsburg, C. C. and St. Louis rose 2. Northwestern and Great Northern pfd. 1 1-2 and Missouri Pacific and Locomotive about a point. Brooklyn 'l‘ranslt and Canadian ‘Paclflc fell 1. The price of St. Paul was slight- ly shaded. WALL STREET, ll a. m.—~Very few buying orders came into the market to reinforce the opening rise and the market began to yield. After prices had receded to a fraction below yester- day’s closing short covering and a large absorption of Baltimore and Ohio caused a good rally. Brooklyn Tran- sit fell 1%. ’ WALL STREET, Noon.—-—Business contracted and the movement of prices Chicago & Northwestern 'pfd. sold at an advance of 8 and. Federal Mining 4 1-2. Texas and Pacific and Chicago St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha rose international Paper pld. fell 2 3-8.‘ Bonds were steady- WALL STREET. 1 i). m.-Aside rise in Northwestern there was no movement between 1-2 and 1 o‘clock Will Not Become Available Before the First of Nut Your. , WASHINGTON. August H:—-—Scorc’s of applications for Information con- cerning the proposed contract for 2.- 500 Chinese laborers have already reached the lslhmlnu Cnnul Commis- sion, and indications are that hundreds for this contract in the hope of reuilz~ ing a small fortune from it. as sev- eral bidders did on the recent issue of Panama Canal bonds. But prospcct~ lvo bidders without extensive financial backing will be much disappointed when the specifications for furnishing the Chinese are» made public, it will be required by the commission that a large certified checkshall accompany ouch bid. The amount of this check will probably not be less than $60,000 and bids not accompanied by such a guarantee of good faith will not be considered. Advertisements for proposals to sup- ply the Chineselaborors must be pub- lished for thiriyldnyaLa consummat- ly on proposals will he pcned before September-'15 at the do Idlii‘ Screral. ntomhs‘wlil be requiredrto‘ set the Chinese to this country after the con- lract has been awarded. Consequently the commissioners do not expect to have the Chinese labor on the isthmus before January 1. 1907. ‘- iBCHODA CLUB CLAMBAKI. Party of Fifty Members With Their Wives and sweethearts Enjoy An ‘ Outing. A merry party of ulnut titty. includ- ing the members of South Norwallr's famous lschoda club. their wives and sweethearts. enjoyed their first annual clumbako. Sunday. at. Nauvoo island. The members of the party were con- veyed to the island in the various launches and power boats belonging to the club. At the island a line bake was laid by Hurry lluhhoil and Joseph Curler and all did full iuailco to it. The.panWturnod early in the even- ing. greatly pleased with this, their first annual. eating. it is probable that. the bake will be made an annual. no successful Was that of flilllllfli. l IRIITOL TRII:ADIIIRO ANNOT- BRlS‘l‘Ob. Au tit-whom” ,Shen iff Gillett, of Itsrbury, canto here today and arrested Frank Wildsrrand Anthony and William Padsnwsid on the charm of assault. and theft from Mrs. Thatcher. of Wolsoit. The‘ men ”reunion to hearing. it is claimed that! the than an resign-munch am; match?"- may! no an all. was lli'l. Thatcher appeared indaordsm . than: all and Med in rows one of the brothers off her land the usault took place, the men. having refused to vs auuucruan one. “ . August “—wa r. I??? not“ a WWW ,. lnentiapoiitiu. shop it Inflow“ was “w . interest you, whether you need any Clothing or not. ‘ .3" 'Fancy Sweet Potatoes, pk.-3c._' ionANULano suoaa... ....... ............. ......... .......21 Na; so North Main St. «was... . motions: «Who! the , ,the latter town 'ior a l g? the berries or pay for the srlvl cu ., mm!!!» “ ' ‘ a “i“ M”. w .1: 135‘. W "II I on account of the unfavorable math" “WW “l" I“ “w 9’" mimic» aloud, we nova decided to‘ continue Challenge ”10‘ clothing Department. I ‘ ‘ ‘ 'From time to time we will offer special bargains that alone“) p’ , panels at Half-Pu Suits for’FY'ouua non. " " Suits for Young a... and a great charm. for Youths and bills“ Man i secure a Salt of Clothes oi"T excellent fabric of: just halteriginabprlcas. Sim 32 to $6-lnch chm, former prices «.50, $8.50, 310 «is m. $3.25. 3435. as and is. ’ ‘ 4...? w a}. my. . Beus’ Suits. Tough, stylish, dependable Suite, for active Boys, of Half-Price. ‘ Former prices $3.00, $3.50, 84 and '5, now priced $1.50, $1.15,. I: and $2.50. ' » . ‘ WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR GREAT BARGAINS. ELLECK /& P Handle-Footer: for Men and Boys. 98 Washington at. So. Nomlk. Some Special low I’r Green Corn, 12i/zc per dozen, you no and tender. Potatoes, 88c bushel. Bests cheap. ’ ‘ Fina Large Cabbage: at do; two for 15¢, as to size... Tomatoes, 9c; 3 qts. for 250. Superlatlvc Flour makes the finest bread... Pure Lard, 12c lb. " Sperry at Barnes’ Bacon. sliced on our machine if you with. The be bacon going, 30: lb. Take special notice. Musk Mela no, regular 10c artic Lima Beans, good one: 2 tr. 15c' 4 to. 25¢. Swat Potatoes, 260, 4 all.“ ' ' q ' We expect to be of good service and to do business on thug' ‘ ’ ‘ Waiting your valued order, your. to o ommsnd and pies”. utig‘ii LORENZO 131331.. ‘5': Cash sale; 696 bag. IQ! 5: 6.. 80:, 7. J Soil All kinds of Fish. Clams. etc. CutbiII’S'Bri‘dge MBI' * at Tel 108 Free Delivery. 7 Hundreds of Eyes“ are being overworked u a malt of application upon work or boon Relief for strained and tired area may be had and Iarious trouhlu averted by wearinx a pair of out - . Propbr Ola-sot. Properly Adjustid. « lamination Free. Katalin; of Doom and all Repairing a Specialty. . 0. BL JACKSON. ‘ um I! WALL STRICT. Op NOIWALK. M i I .. I at m r MILK............. ..... . FORGE on H. O. OATS. . . . ..... . . . ..................... . VERY LOW PRICE ON RIPE TOMATOES. UNITED GROCERY ‘GOM .................... ......8 ”flip.” ..... 2mm So. Norwalk. m... m:- r are. Ill , ’ m, i
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