EATHER FORECAST. Norwalk and vicinity: General- tonixht and Wednesday. local era and thunderstorms have oe~ noted during the past 24. hours from him Kansas northeastward to the 3 aka region. There is no well define storm area, but a shallow trougho pressure extending from Texas . Inortheostward to the St Lawrence val- ey is producing scattered showers in ., his central sections. Areas of high pressure are central over the South“ j auditions favor for this vicinity gs orally fair weather except possibly cal thunderstorms. Clithollc Union Council, K. of (3., will ‘ ‘meet this evening. Orlando I Allen of Westport, was in South Norwalk yesterday. i A meeting of the Norwalk Liquor Dealers Association has, been called for tomorrow —-Dr. Dick’s cures malaria. _ Mrs. Horace Bennett, of Brooklyn. is a guest oi Mrs. Mary E Bennett, 0f Orchard street. Court Mahackemo, Foresters of Ame rica, will meet in Knights of Pythlas Hall, Washington street. Harry Sturges went up from Nor- ‘ walk on his motorcycle and passed “ Sunday with relatives in Weston The marriage heaps of Angelo Mac- , and Miss Julia Patchen were announc- 2 ed at St. Mary’s church, Sunday. Mrs Bertha S. Jennings, of South Nor walk was in Southport, Saturday. galling on her friend, Mrs Charles ox A regular meeting of Butler Lodge, No 19, 1.0.0 I“. will be held in the hall in Washington street. tomorrow evehi rig. - Mrs. William H. Earle and Miss Alice Earle will give a card party to marrow afternoon at their residence in East avenue ._ A‘ meeting of Uncas Tribe No. 24. Tmproved Ol'del' of Red Men. will be held this evening in the Wigwam in _, Washington It goes to the root of disease, invig- orates, strengthens, exhilerates. its ~Iife producing properties are not con- ' taincd in any other known remedy. Hoilister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or Tablets, 35 cents. Pleisted’s Drug Store. Mrs. Columbus Bulkiey. of Weston a spending a few days with her niece, Mrs. F. W Gregory, of 68 Newtown avenue. Norwalk. Master Arthur Coley, of Norwalk. ‘ has been spending several days with ‘ his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. I Bradley, in Weston. Mr. and Mrs James Roscoe. of stam- "ford. wore guests. yesterday, of Mr. :, and Mrs. Fletcher Van iloosoar, of Westport avenue An examination for appointments as sergeants and corporols will be held at the Armory W nesday evening un- derthc direction 0 Company D. P. S. [loansbury Lodge. New Eng- and Order of Protection, will meet this evening in Knights of the Mystic Ghats Hall. sthington street Lotus eat, drink and be merry. With never a thought of ache or pain, Let :3 igorget every sorrow that might FoTr 'we aim have Rocky Mountain ’ ea. Plaisted’s Drug Store. Norwalk lodge, No 700 Brother- end of the Protectlvoe Order of Elks, will hold a meeting tomorrow evening. but one of the present mohth. rs.- Lottie Piitmoier of Meriden, returned to her home after having t several days with Mr. and Mrs. octave Pitzer, of Stuart avenue. A special meeting of Norwalk Aerie, terns! Order of Eagles, will be tomorrow night, principally to fiction in reference to the coming av. rs. Joseph ifcmn and Miss Quill . are visiting Mrs. fllfir Mrs. Joules Powell, e. Mrs Koran was for: Mill“? owsil a city. iguana“, itoeyflh I Arcanuui. limits cow nil-day eve- Bullsg M rhinoceros Hail. so... The entertainment on mitten ed an interesting pm i. Smith of South Norwallrm “tho‘d‘vo‘snty. third Connecti- , fantry.ii ubecomc a 9 my notI “Navy Club its canola his than in indigestion, Heartburn, Sour. genes in eating, drinking and . smoking. ‘ till ii. "Kelley, ii i a North Niall: seal tic Chain. held a routine meeting las‘ evening. A meeting of the Barber's Uniox has been called for this cvenlng’ ii Central Labor Lyceum. Miss Bella Hadden, of West avenue has returned to her home here site a vacation spent in Waterbury. of Mel win street, were Sunday guesti of Mrs. Andrew Little, in Danbury Craig Littlejohn, who has heel spending the winter and spring in Flor lids. arrived home in Norwaik, yestel ay. Many automobiles passed througl Norwnlk yesterday enroute to Nev Haven, or the class re- -unioris and com mencement week exercises. Miss [noise M. Foster, Reed street ls enjoying a two weeks vacation witl Miss Haisch, at the New England Con servatory of. Music. in Boston. ‘ We don’t care If you are skeptical we don't care if you have no conil denco. it makes no difference to Iii Hoollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea wil do the work or no pay~that's fair. 8 cents. Plaisted's Drug Store. ing the funeral of his uncle, the lat Elliott Stannnrd, who died at. For Washington, Lallg island. ‘ ~Preserve your diploma by havin it. neatly framed at the 'i‘llly Art St: die. 78 Washington street. A meeting of the primary and ionic leachels of the South Norwaik Baptis (‘hurch Bible school will he held thl evening at the home of the. pastor o the church, Rev. Hugh B. Carpenter. The Rev. Mr. Ross and daughter Miss Ross, of Senclli‘fe, L I.. are ih guests of Mr, and Mrs. A. H. Hoyt, 0 Berkeley street. Years ago, Mr. Ros was pastor of the East avenue Mcthr diet Church. Douglas Fowler Post, .G._A. R.. heh a regular business meeting last even ing and diseased securing other qua: tors us they will soon be compelled it move, owing to the fact that Old Wei Lodge, F. and A. M., has purchased th. Lane building. The Misses Matilda and Elizabetl Richardson, of West Cedar sireet, wil spend the summer months abroad sailing on the steamer Coronia, of thi‘ Cunard line, July 2. They will main an extensive tour of the British isle: and France. Your summer needs in refrigerators oil stoves, hammocks porch chairs sottees, veranda screens, door screens window screens, lawn mowers. icl cream freezers, willow rockers, ham boo furniture can be supplied at A‘ .l Colitis & (Io. Richard H. Halsey, of the shirt flrn of R. B. Halsey and Company. 0 Bridgeport who has many friends in The orwnlhs. will sail tomorrow or the a corner Celtic for a four week': trip in England and the continent, 30 log, for business and pleasure. A delegation of about twenty mom hers of the Women's Chapter of St James' Guild ,of Danbury, arrived in Norwaik, this morning. on the Is o’clock train, and are spending the day as the guests of Mrs. John D Sirens in Cranhury. A large carryali bury. To conform to the requirements oi Par 11.0.0. N0.22,A-.G O, c. men listed men of the Connecticut Nation Guard. whose term of service expi admin. on entrainment, will be left. Albino Millions; unless having at least three days to serve, or malistih& Enlisted then taken to camp. who town in connection with tirade his father. the late attuned ley, felt this learning" ‘fcr town. it unsndxumorm will I‘ll college at III as . the Williamst'gwn ‘ m(Jhurch. ’I‘he graduatin can t G hillfli’ or I: tbexia racist in col ‘1 ‘ stomach.Bad Breath, anion. ; , ‘ of Foul Gases and over—indul-j ' “1'“,be ' Palestine Castle, Kingllts of the Mys I ‘ The Misses Kitty and Fanny Clark A P. D. Stannnrd, of Norwalk, Is'- hr Westbrook, this state, today, attend, conveyed the Dunbury visitors from” the Not-walk railroad depot to (Iran at 1; none-enlist, will be retarded to their ‘ home stations on day of dischargeo ;, ’ * 3. mo Stanley, who has been i,” , ' HEPRIOERATORS. ElL 8 , VES, THEE. WRANDA ECREENE. DOOR SCREENS. HAMMOOKS. Pencil cause. ear. vleoow sonast. LAWN MOWERB, lCE CREAM FREEZERS. PIAZZA HUGE. Wit-LOW f accuses, pansoo FURNITURE, arc. ‘ Prices positively the lowest. , ti FUNERAL DiBECTOR AND EMIALMIII. I'd-x! North Main St. Two horse-$65.0o, 75.00, $8 South Norwalk. Conn. . in Lord Farm Wagon-s Just Cine horse—$45- on. 55. 00 and $65.00. 5.00 and $90.00. Also Sole Agent for the RACYCLE BiCYCLE cashless BUILDER AND DEALER. Horse Goods of all descriptions. Special showcased. . Dr. James T. Godfrey. our specialist has arrived from our New York is xamlning office. and is prepared to make export examinations of eye defects at our office and store in the Opera House Block. lo - Norwalk. All cases will receive his personal attention absolutely free of change Glasses. if needed. will be supplied at prices as -‘ low as $1 per pair for ONE WEEK his honest opinion of the state of ONLY. Dr. Godfrey will give you your eyes, and will not prescribe glasses unless positively necessary. Office hours from 8:00 a. or. Have your eyes examined by Come In and get acquainted. to 8: 00 p. m. Saturday until 10 p.111. this specialist, while he I: here. United American Optimans, Inc. , . ,uovr'e THEATRE ”BLOCK. , Factory 116 E1882“ 8L. N. Y. A Sale oi Unusual Importance AT THE F an i l 38 Washington Street, 41* A ISRAEL. Oak and F or % tore __ pSouth Norwelk. Proprietor? I ' I . chart; 0 of <9 Patchouli Train wrecked at Hartford. ' HARTFORD. Julio 2b.-'l‘he loos Biil‘ eight men and injuring fort thought the detention of. M been requested by the cord or that theory could not be veriil, ' Mllroney has not been seen since a few minutes after the disaster Sunday 8 o'clock in a frenzied condition, told went out. Since .then his wife has not seen him. Hellves at 30 Con- tor strootand has a family of three . little children. in addition to the tWo deaths yes tcrdny at the hospitals, which Increas ed the number of the fatalities to night. It is reported that some of the injured are in a serious condition. SOALP TORN OFF IN MACHINERY. . NEW LONDON. June 25. «Miss Ber- tha Hall, employed at Palmer llros.’ quilt factory, while stooping to pick ‘ up a hairpin yesterday afternoon. was caught by her hair in the machinery ‘ and a large piece of her scalp was . torn off. The fact that the scalp gave way probably saved the young wo- mans life. ”I Just because a man is honest he isn' t always a fool. We A... Making All Opening into new business and acquiring new customers daily because our early pa- trons have spread the fact that our goods our methods, and our prices have given complete satisfaction. Our customers. therefore, are our best ad vertlsers, and we know when We in duce a new patron to enter the store that he or she will leave it as‘ an or trade. When are you going to make your first (am—...... . "I0 A. J. Argonne Ii Sun (30 FURNITURE ETD» m Washlaptoo Monet. "Iouth Nomlh. Bonn WM“, TEST FOR HOT B l.'(. i ......— New Device Used on New Haven Road. Railroad our men are experimenting with a new device fornnnouncing hot boxes on II sins, or rather announcing that a hot box will soon develop The idea is that of a New Yorker llld is simple and inexpensive in the extreme. A fuse of wire which burns at a, comparatively low temperature is wound around the axle of railroad cars Ind contracted by wires with a. bell in he car. When an axle gets overheated the ‘useburns and starts the boil ringing. The fuse burns long before a hot box 'Ias actually developed and in time for Ihe train to make the next station, llld by changing the packing relieve the trouble before it. gets acute. if this idea should he adopted on the road it would probably be used mly on through expresses, which stop It no time between long runs. mm Ila Illiiil You ilau than Bought Item the Signature of The hides are Identifiers”- forkecpinfith fie bodyil-de from im- uritiea. thebey should fail to work oath would ensue in very short time. inflammation or lotion named byso feminine d moat may spread sinus extent to he Kidnc and affect them, The «use can 40 far removed by using Lydian usuNIoN‘ or: vans GRADUATES. NEW HAVEN, Conn, Julie 25 ~‘l‘he reunion classes who how come back to Yale were much III, evidence in the city streets and the costumes of the younger men were attractive without gl‘otcsmlcuoss. The irionnlnl academic uniform is that of a race course jockey while the Sheffield men. same year, me in the undiess' uniform of Tommy At kins with swagger canes The pitch. dance of members is reported large i every class and of the '07 mon thirty- thrce had registered at. noon, n remar- kable showing for a clhss which left college half a century ago. There are graduates here from the other side of ihp world and the contest is a lively one for the award of the long dis- tance cup. KING EDWARD’S LAST LEVEE. LONDON. June 25.-i(ing Edward held the last levee of the season at St Jnmos‘ Palace today. lndian mutv iny veterans again supplying the most striking telltale. The second ,sroup of survivors; including seventy oillc hrs, of whom thirty tbrco wore gen, male. and several civilians, were pre- sented by Field Marshal Sir Evelyn Wood. In BIG FIRE lN uTicA. UTICA. N. ”7.. June 25. ~Thc plant of the titles Drop Forge and ’1‘ Company was destroyed by fire this morning. causing a loss of $200,000. milhlin’l Ve table Com chad ‘ as. Idem " “with 11 Mail at. . . oman ism tron led with , , Lingo new citation surface. I~qIAIiUSEIE1§NI§ " Harris THEATRE. w ALL THIS WEEK. EXCEPT FRIDAY NIGHT. MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY. iMPERIAl. MOVING PICTURE 00.. Presenting all the latest motion pic- tures and illustrated sense. SPECIAL FEATURE FOR THIS WEEK JOSEPH M'MAHON, in the latest ”Illustrated. NIG‘uT PRICES—~lelel, 10a to any parts the house; Gents, Orchestra 16c. Balcony 10; Children under 10 years of age, so. MATINEE- PRICES-«Adults. 100; Children, 50. Baseball ssrusosv. June 29. NORWALKI in. STAMFOHDB Henriqbu will play but bus. Gains Ehllod It 3:48: Admission 350 éhlldren under 12. 100. Ladies fired, to ill. grand stand. seating facilities tui- spectators. its} police have beennsk‘od allocate David :1 . G Mnmney. conductor of the oceanic a train which collided with the Work train here Sunday nicht. ii illius his wife about the wreck and then , ambassador from. us to serid us furt‘h- ~ ‘ 33 SOUTH MAIN STREET. \Ladies’ Soils, second lot up to $40.00, for . . . . . . . . . ms Medrsth win such for Norwalk. i sushi ; night. He appeared at his home about ‘ i ” Your thought turns to warm weather wearables. ‘ ‘s the i and the flowers begin lib bloom This store ls stocked in sonable demand in this connection. Stocked with the f the best. There's an absolute fairness, an sbsoidie viii: f ‘ it you will pay here, that commends this store and its sum all those who would be rightly dealt with. Tirol-es. , This should be the record week of the season for he s , wear soiling. We' ve carefully planned to make it such. The b'g now at its very best, and with such prices as these we should be very b Ladies’ Egg Bread Fast Black Stockings "guaranteed. at Ladles’ Silk Lisle Stockings in black ash Tans, special ‘ . Iadlcs’ Mercerized Plain Lisle stockings. also in the lace area. ‘i black, and a full line of tens ... .... 1‘, Chlldrmr's Black and Tan Cotton Stockings, superior quality and p, a ' a a .............‘... Children’s Mercerized Fine Ribbed Siockings in black, also th no tansh des.. ....... . .. ‘ Men’s Bi‘ac or Tan Half Hose, guaranteed fast and stainless ... ... Men’s Biack,’1‘an and a full line Fancy Half Hose at. ....,......... Ladies' Essex Mills Jersey Ribbed Vests, sleeveless or wing‘ sleeve Ladies' extra size Jersey Ribbed Vests neck and nrmhoies trimm‘ Ladies" better grade Jersey Ribbed Vests in line memorized lis 51k ...-u.- ‘i-o- Irelliolo'i ., Men‘s Balbrlggan Shirts and bray/ere. shirts long or s sleeves, d are double seat; all sizes, includiim the small a sea for boy’s, ‘ , Men's Fine Quality French Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, shirts long or short sleeves drawars double seat; sizes from 32 to 46, all new goods, and special at .......... Hnotwas...cease-olotoos-Isnsn .1.. 3., Ja aka", Oblivion. . ‘ , , Everything in the Optical Line; _, Eyes Examined Free as watt avatar. 5' : 7 ,. > , noswsl. SUIT HOUSE + ~ SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. Waisls. Dresses and Corsets. Corset Covers, former price She, now . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nemo Corsets ...... . ............... ... .9Bc, $1.48, 81.98, 02.48, ,‘ ‘ Skirts. former price 35 00, now ....... . . .. ... . .. White and Colored Shirt Waist Suits . , _, FineNetl‘Jrcsses,from ............ ..... mum Waists, regular $1.50 and $2.00, for .. . Lndies’ Suits. first lot up to $65.00, for . . . ............... . . . . . . . . . . uses-ans-sluuosn ...-......as.--.-e.q A Illa-OI- ..... 015M cell" ‘3'“: u uuuuuu u ..... .-.--- .udics‘ Suits. third lot up to 330.00, to r . . . .. . . . Liltileil' Coats, former price $8.00, for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lollies' Coats, former prices $16.00 an d $20.00. for Girls' Dresses at all prices and “st yles. ....s-s - trellis. m . 8ALE IN so Ti:l erases. . 515 MIN eraser. sraufoso. ‘ as sour-H MAIN 31., so. Neawaax FROM A PIGGERY 1'0 A PALACE. Timber, shingles. lath, all Mode and [races or beveled hiding. , and ilaishin: lumber. All kinds of hard woods. Tar user, filer rooting paper. sheathing paper. Hair Insulator and deafening pa our and extension ladders» Doors. scab. blinds, interior house mu Pine. Redwood. Cypress, Poplar and Chestnut. Straight hibi fall in. lamina. villains. chop lesbian. cabinet work. veneered work. dryinx Mlllflel. Mill, foot of Marshall Strut. our in those days when cotton prices are soarin difficult matter to obtain Undcruluslius of the l'l it which would pcht giving the values we doubts, and ways expect toiio ill this store. lint it has been ‘done In, will be delighted, not only with the styles. but wilh’iiic iugly rd values to be seen hero. I: call slcclal attention today to the new Vault“ extra Wit e, an very popular. at no. i 6' Our Trisha him i
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