For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
night. Saturday partly cloudy fol
lowed by showers. A disturbance tbiit,
is central this mbrninh in the upper
Mississippi valley is produeln‘g local
showers and thunderstorms in the
northern sections between the Rocky
Mountains and the Lake region. Plow
ant weather prevails in the soothe "
and eastern sections The temperaturo
is rising in the central and eastern
sections. Several places west of the
Mississippi river report temperatures
above 90 degrees.
114 degrees at Phoenix Ariz. Condi-
tions favor for' this vicinity pleasant
weather and higher temperatures, pos-
sibly followed by local showers 011 Sat-
urday afternoon or night.
Hurry Damon. formerly of this city,
was a visitor in town yesterday.
Wilbur Olmstcad and family. of Nor-
wnlk, are guests of friends in Ridge1
field.
Groceries at Special prices in the
New York Grocery adv. Read it.
Charles J. Prescott of the local post
office is spending a few days in N
York city ‘11
A meeting of Old Well Hook
Ladder Company will be held
Monday evening.
and
next
Liggctt‘s Saturday candy at tho
Jllridgc and Clifford Pharmacies
Miss Abbey 'i‘r,cadweil of Weston
is spending a few days with friends in
Ncu town avenue, Nor walk.
— “Dean’s Ointment i
eczema that had annoy 11 me a long
time” 'i‘ he cure was per rnnmrt " Hon
8. W Matthews, Con
1101‘ Statistics Angus
Harold Golding. f Peokskill, New
York, was .1 liourth of July guest of
friends in South Norwaik
Miss Alecia Brodc. of lmve slrcct.
wont to New York today, to spend the
summer with her aunt, Mrs. lA-lrothcr
1011.
Panama Hats. O'Brien.
Charles 'I‘.. and Arthur D Nelson,i
of Br‘,ooklyn liornrcr residents or
South Nerwalk, spent the Fourth with
friends.
MiSs Florence Mallcy. of Gerard
Place. is spending her vacation with
friends at Bridgeport, and New 1111
vcn.
'I‘ wo days“ sale of women“ a garments
at the liosion Store. S1111. ad.
Mrs. Enoch Boone and Miss 'Dtr'Bois
01' Ponghkocpsie are visiting their sis-
tcr Mrs. Jesse Coiwcll of West Main
street.
Mrs. Clifford Bristol and her
son.
of South Norwalk are, the 11111-11111 of
Mr. and Mrs. A. H Bristol, loidon
llili Milford.
Thomas C. Reading, of the. train 1111s-
pair'hvl‘ s olilco in i‘l‘urrd Central 1511-1
lion New York, spout yesterday in
South Nor.wuik
Take note of the specials M. S.
Smith & (‘1) are announting iii their
alivoriiscrucnt today. You can supply
your vacation nccds.
-—iflr. Dick's euros malaria.
Mr and Mrs (‘Iirrcnco Knapp. of
South Nor walk atlondcd tho pl'omon
111111 101111.11 in the. Town Hall, in Ridge~
i‘i1~id,l1‘rlday cvcnlng.
it 11‘. Moore has icsimrod his posi-
lion with Snriilr,1lr1w florist, and has
accepted one with Manager Dow,d of
the New York grocery.
A number of Norwalk people ex-
port to go to Wostport next Monday
to 11111-1111 the seventy fifth, nnniver
nor of tho Congregational Church in
that plate.
Miss family El. Smith. daughter of
Captain Annlng .l Smith, is to give n
1111111111 to a number of friends from
Bridgeport this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
at Ronni Point.
Arthur It. Malkin, 1,1 former lino-
ii'ue 011m 1101' at The Hour. tilde, who
in now employed on the 1w iiavcn
11111111111. has moved his fatally to that
u. now
which” 1,). Williamson. Wh recent
ly luau-irritant an operation in t 9 Hart
ford lioaplial and wiurm d to his home
in South Norwalk 11 week 111111.111 able
to be about again
_---0. 81 K. Billl iialu. ()ilricri.
“than...“ houseboat owned by-
MriAiie'u. brother of Dial. M. Allen
of this city was towed from Westport
11111111111 yesterday and 111 now ancohred
' oligthe Norwallt Yacht (.lub , .,
033.1111}; 9111111111111 1111111111on Philip item-
111111 to be sold at The South Nor!
our: Atom W111‘ehotrtre,1)ny street.
11%“ p.111. (3 N. Moltihhin.'l
It stormy the sale will
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The highest was.
5111111111
51111118319 Mail
”Sundae
lb
Brash 8111113 “Deck
Elli. ll. Kililll J
13 North Main Drag!“ Tel. 656—8.
Mrs. Ada A. Lawton, of Drooklyu,
has been in South Norwalk.
rived with a cargo of coal.
Math street,
trolley trip to New York today.
visiting his sister, Mrs. C. S. 'l‘row
bridge, of 72 South Main street
"iicrncy and Marge Smith, of Norwalk
spent Wednesday at Savin Rook.
ten days.
Mr.
Norwaik are now on their
trip and went from New York to Bos-
ton yesterday
Four false alarms wort-1 rung in in
South Norwnlk on the night liei",11111
the Fourth by four persons who had
11101111 energy than hr,ains
York yesterday to bid good
the steamer “Bremen" for Bremen
Frederick Stoflcld is not employed
Well Hook and Ladder Cornpanv but
was so empioved “The Night Before
’i‘ he Fourth. "
Eureka Rebekah Lodge will hold a
regular meeting this evening in Odd
Follows' Hail. At this time District
Deputy Mrs. Blondel, of Stamford will,
' demonstrate the secret workl.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Roio are visit-
ing Ml‘ and Mrs. Nelson Hoyt of Bay-
view 11v1:nuc 'i‘lroys sail tomor'.1ow
from Philadelphia for Europe, where
they will spend three months
There were no fires in town yester-
day and the South Norwnlk depart-
ment was not called upon to respond
to even a still alarm which speaks wvil
for the c'uic exercised by the people of
the town.
~——-—v———-—-————
Yesterday was very quietly spent at
11111 Norwalk Yacht Club. Many of the
members owning sailing craft passed
the day on tho water, and made trips
across the Sound or to- iho vnl‘iolts is-
lands, where dinner was served.
James File, of Elirflavcnuo, had a
grand fireworks display Inst wooing.
and tho various pieces were viewed by
hundreds 01’ 11111111111 who lined Ely nvr
nuo liouion and low strt'cls and
other thoroughfares lost In admiration
111‘ Mr. Fire's patriotic display.
John iii. Spcldcl. the wall known or-
chosirn leader. had the misfortune in
bi enk his left hand Third of Jilly night
in Brwidgcpori his home. The injury
interferes vory materially with Mr.
Spoldcl taking an active part with his
orchestra, although he played for some
time last night.
.Willinanay and Joseph. llnnford
were arrested "The Night Before the
Fourth" for building a bonfire in North
Main street. They were tried this
morning irofor'o Judge Taylor truths
fine of 83111111 costs was imposed. The
arrests were made by officers Smith
and 'i‘ooihiil.”
1 1
corded icysiourncr, ”lsalrel which nrndo'
a trip rom New York to Smith Nor
walk Wednesday afternoon, only titli-
1y parisongcrs bolng car,riod Captain
Arming J Einriii has cancelled the re-
lurr trio loN York announced for
next Monday morning.
, MW”
-—-Auto Caps. Auto Caps. O'Brien.
HW~».
Orlando 1.1111111, of Wcalpor'h for-
merly ”of South Norwulk. will receive
lb congratulations or. his frlon today
1111 unit-red the rowing race at the re
11111111 111' the Milford Yacht Club yoiilcr
day afternoon and won the prize a
bountiful silver loving cap. which will
be given to hirn as soon as it. has been
orrgravedmitb‘ his name and the dots»
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Wheeler and Wilson 11 Band. of
Bridgeport which rendered two of its
attractive concerts at. Roton Point, 118-
iciday, Was on duct ed by Georgy B111
$111,111 place at”! odor John A. 1.11111,
who is 81! this tutu ”93181119.“ .11 11111111,
.01 Wrbhbrunam thistl-
woven tho cherub dinner thirtierhd
the organisation, Moan h! by. ritual.
Wheeler. tit. ,Bi'id'g p
the next day.
3119111 ‘8 of interest to housekeep-
erti wl be found in .losclcft‘s 11d.
ll‘iiflm.
or, 11,111 Wheeler and Milan 111111.111.
hiring 6111116111111. The alts 1' was 111111.
1111 in the Retort 15111111 11111.31 dining
'l‘he barge lied Star No. 18 has ar-
‘ North Main Street”,
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver 8. Stanley, 61’ '1 f 1
Nor-walk are taking a
F S Merwin. of Pawllng N. Y., is-
The Misses Kathryn 111111111111.htm '
Frank Dohcrty was tried yesterday i
on the (barge of vagrnncy and was
committed to the Bridgeport jail for
and Mrs. William W. Dunn, oi"
Wt'rlrllllr;
REFRIGERATORS. OIL STOVEB.
notations. mango ,runarru
r111!
11 [1-3
LM
free of charge.
iglasses unless positive!
Oillce hours from S: 00 a. 11.
Have your eyes examined by
Coins in and get acquainted
Phillip Sclh and who went to New;
bye to l
lic‘my li‘lt'b and par'iy, who suiitd on
11111 nranantly as assistant driver of Old;
Owong to the limited patronr'me nor
4- '
ort (critter y hand _
TEES. YERANDA SCREENS. DOOR BOREEN31 .
LAWN MDWER8. ICE CREAM FREEZERS. PIAZZA
CARRIAGE Roxanna; 1.1111111111111111
Horse Goods of all descriptions. 5,.
11111111100113. PORCH
WINDO .
Lard lain Wagons iusl dulled
One horse-345oo, $55 on. find $155.00.
Two horse-«$65.00. $75.00, $85.01: 1111118911110. . .‘
Also Sole Agent for the NACYOLE BTC‘ACLE
i
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‘ SpecraiArinouncemenl
Dr. James 1111011111111. our 11 Mentalist has arrived from our New
York Examining oillce, and is pr pared to make export examinations
of eye defects at our elites and store in the Opera llonse lliock, So.
Norwalk. All cases will receive his personal attention absolutely ‘
Glasses. if needed will be supplied at prices as "
Low as $11111? pair for ONE WEEK ONLY. Dr. Godfrey will give you.
is honest opinion of 111 state of your 1110s, and will not prescribe
necessary.
to 8: 00 p to Saturday nrrtll 10 p or.
this specialist, while he in here;
DOCTORS COULR NOT HELP HER.
“I had kidney trouble for
writes Mrs. Raymond Connor. of Shel
1.1111, Wash, ‘and the doctors could not
help 11111. i tried Foloys Kidney 12111-15.
and the very iirst dose raw 11111 relief
and I am now cured. i cannot say too
much for Foley’s Kidney Cure." l1
111.1ch the diseased kidneys sound so
they will eliminate the poisons from
the blood. Unless they do this good
health is impossible. Piuisird's D1113
Store and The Clifford l’harnr: icy. "
SHOT lN THET BACK AT ‘AUGA-
CK
NAUGATUCK, .iuly h.~VVlrilu look-
Yiinr‘s. l' ‘
lllg at a target at which hr- and a num-
her of friends had been shootingr wiih'
l‘iiit's In Strnlisvillo, yesterday after-
noon, Emll Weiss was hit lathe. back
01' the neck with a riiic bullet, the bul~
lei. glancing off the jaw bone and Iodg.
lug under the loft eye. it is said that.“
a small boy had picked up a ride and
ilrat its accidental discharge resulted
in the shooting of Weiss.
Thousands of purple 111111 daily suil'cr-
int; wrih kidney and bladder troubles—w
dnugorous ailments that should be
checked promptly. DeWitt’s Kidney
and liiadder Pills arc the boat remedy
for backache, wank kidneys, irrllanr
nmtion of tho. bladder. 511111 by The
Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
l’lrarnrucy.
W
NATIONAL AMATEUR PRESS.
liOS’i‘ON, July 5.-~'l‘h11 election of
officers was the principal luminous at
today’s spacious of the annual conven-
tion of the National Amateur l‘rcss As-
sociatlon. which opened in this city
yesterday.
When there is the slightest. indira!
lion of indigestion, heartburn. flatu-
lence or any form of stomach trouble
take a little Kodol occasionally and
you will be afforded prompt relief.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy.
ASSAULTED FOR RIDING ON A
SAN FRANCISCO. July B.—-Wiil1
his skull fractured and face terribly
beaten up. George McGuire, local aru-
nagcr of ilradslroots. was found in a
dying condition early today at Jack,
'ion andiFllphnore mentor“ 'l‘ho polio
have no clues as to his assailants
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Everrilhrnc has to
1111 ”filed time I
gonadal ‘
‘ 18M.
both may be necessary,
7
Alan; ’
A MEMORABLE“ DAY.
pleasure, as well as with profit to our
health. is the one on which we became
King's New Lift1
Pills, the painless purifiers that curb
and keep
at F, ii. lion
1’.
l1“
acauniuicd with Dr.
headache, and bililousncss,
the bowels. right. 251'.
tor's, South Norwalk, and
Wood's. Norwalk, drug stores.
E.
TIRED or TAX ‘ COLLECTORSHIP.
Mr. Anthony Says He Has Had About
Enough.
NEW HAVEN, July 5.*~'Tflx Goliath
tor Francis ii. Anthony has announced
that with tho and 111‘ his present, term,
next January, he will probably retire
from his oillco, as his advancml ago
makes him feel loath to stand for an-
othcr term.
Mr. Anthony lrns been attached to
the iax‘ofiicc since 1870, and has been
cloclednnd rc-cicctod collector since
He now says he thinks he has
had enough and that sortie younger
man should get the oillce. lie is now
in‘ his 70's.
'i‘hr1 oillco pays $4. 000 but Mr. Au-
thony says it has cost him about $1,000
in each campaign.
LONG LIVE THE KING!
is the popular cry throughout. Euro
ponn countries;
cry of the present. day is "long live Dr,
King's New Discovery, King of Throat
and Lung Remedies!" of which Mrs,
Julia Ryder Paine, 'l‘nrro. aMss., says:
"it never fails to give immediato rc-
liof and to quickly cure a cough or
cold.” Mrs. I’aino's (million is shared
by a majority of the inhabitants of
this country. New Discovery cures
weak lungs and sore throats after all
other remedies have failed: and for
coughs and colds it's the only cure
cure. Guaranteed by F. H. Baxter,
South NorW'nlk, and E. P. Wc'ed, Nor-
walk drugglst‘s.
bottle free. 1 .
W‘ _H
TWO FINGERS BLOWN OFF.
NEW BRITAIN, July iiw—Herrnan
Nelson 11 young 1111111 about 18 years
old llt'lil a giant flr'ccrarkor in his
hand last night. and tho plosion blow
off two fingers of his r ght hand and
out1 on his left. The hands were so
badly lacmtcrl that, amputation" of
be. his.
it
One of the (law. We r'emember with
while in America, tho.
501'. and 81.00. 'l‘rlal
. THURGDAY A. M.—-Iner Seals v0. Nor-g
‘ 7 brass arouses
We Arc _ ‘
MANUFACTURERS or
‘ ,‘LéNsss. ‘ '
‘Wo make all our ownflenses ,
and can therefore save you mon-
1 ey onyour V
PtfiES'CRiPTION WORK.
‘ ‘ 1‘l'i'y lit End 8190.?”
WEAR Pearson Lenses.
1AM"
Homer B. Hoyt
Retraining Optician. .1 .
718 United Bank Building. .
Tel; 363112.
GAL STYLES AT MODEST PRICES.
into new business and acquiring new ‘
customer's 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 host ad- ,
vuriisors, and We know when We irr-
dnce a new patron to enter the store
that he or she will. leave it as an
ambassador from us to send us furlh! ~
or trade When are you going to make
' your first call?”
lire A. i. Angevlrie. 1t 8011 00
FURNITURE. ETD.
184 Washington Strut.
South Nov-walk. Conn
«.113; l8 1. 11111;:
as 111th 8111:1112 ..
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P‘,'
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN
WE ANNOUNCE A SUPERB CO LLEOTION OF ENTIRELY NEW
MODELS IN BATHlNG SUITS FOR W0MEN.MISSE81 AND CHILDREN
IN MOHAIR AND POPLIN, INCLUDI NG EXCLUSIVE STYLES.
ARE THOROUGHLY PRACTICAL BATHIO‘UITS; ALL MADE WITH
_. VERY FULL SKIRTS WITH DEEP HEM.
rcOMPLETE RANGEOF SIZES IN NAVY, BLACK, ROYAL BLUE,
ETC., VERY TASTEFULLY TRIMMED, AT $1. 98 TO $5.49 THE‘ SUIT.
BATHING SHOES AND CAPS lN ALL THE ACCEPTED AND PRACTI-
O. B. Ja“¢lk§bn,.
‘ Optician.
Everytan 1n the Optimal Lme. ‘
Eyes Exammed Free
TEE PARIS CLOAK,
SUIT HOUSE
THEME.
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sown-1 NORWALK,CONN1
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Ncmo Corsets ..
White and Colored Shirt. Waist Stilts
Waists, regular $1.50 and $2.00, for .
Girls’ Dresses at all prices and s1 ylcs.
Tuesday.
MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY.
iMPE-RIAL movmc PICTURE co.
Presenting» All tlfi Latest Moving PIC- 515 MAIN STREET, STAMFORD.
................ ...-a..-.
Skirts, former price $5.00,‘now ...... ...... 32.98
......... .................... 81.98111)
FineNetDresses,from ........... ........ ........
........ . ........ .. 98c
inadics’ Suits, first lot up to $65.00, for ................. .. . . . . . . . . . . ‘82530
Ladlcs' Suits, second let up to $40.00, for ...... . ....... .. . .. 820.00
ladics‘ Suits, third 101, up to $30.00, to r . . . . . . . . . . ................. . . 815.00
K O Y T ' s T H E A T R E o lardlos' Coats, former price $8.00, for . ........ . ...................... :22:
' . ' Lallcs' Crats former rices $15.00 and $20.01). for .......... .
EV"? Evening This Week, Executing ( i ' ' p
SALE lN BOTH STORES ,
33 SOUTH MAIN 31., SO. NORWALK
waists. Dresses and Col V.
Corset Covers forpier price 35c new . .............. ...... - .......
. 25! .
881:, $1. 48, $1.,98 $2.48, $2.98
$11.08 up
,.
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tures and Illustrated Songs.
NIGHT PRICES—Ladies. 101: to any
part of the house; Gents, Orchestra
151:. Balcony 10; Children under 10
years of age, 51:.
MATINEE PRICES-o—Adults,
Children, 5c.
... 2.5..
THE HATCH &
101:;
11111 111111111111 11111111.,
rooting paper; obscuring paper.
1111111 and extension ladders.
‘MIIB‘. 1110“in
Mill, foot of 1111.11.11 Street.
Lumber Yarda W91“, alum
Nehrlralk Amusement Park
WEDNESDAY-nmnbuw ,VI. Norwnik
It Dcnbury. Kricdler will pitch.
walk. Trumbull pitching.
THURSDAY P. M.—-Paiorsons VIZ,
Norwulku. McGratb on the slab.
SATURDAYwNorwalks vs. Dublin: oi
Mcrldcn. '
Admission 251:; Children under 12. 106.:
Ladies free to tho grnnd stand.
SKATING BIN
ROTOR POINT
Open everyis afternoon and eronimti
iioura-2 toll and 8 to 10: iii p. 111.
large now 111111113 surface. Aural .
seating facilities for, spectators. M11 ‘ ‘
are every afternoon [and evening
Special music Saturday evenings.
.THUR8OAY1JULY 4-,,
Full orchestra iteration and even! ’ '
ling. Moving pro 1198' and illustrated
songs by Joseph McMahon at 3 and
"ii p. m.
AoMiasroh lac; 811111119, 111. if i‘
bu sold under title.
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Gil Washington Show 1" ' '4 " '1’ 8611111 Natural.
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(dumber and Mill Work for Eveiuihinao-
"FROM A PIGGEBY TO A PALACE.
Timber, minutes, lath. all kinds and grade- of beveled Siding, flooring
All kinds of hard woods. Tar paper, liint 111,161
Hair insulator Ind deafening papers. ordi-
Doors. sash. blindl, interior house trim in
1 “Pine, Redwoodl‘t’iyprs‘s'b. Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and fancy no-
inc, turning, planing. shop Jobbing. cabinet work veneered work.
, lids only through buying way back 111111. your 1.311113th
those splendid Stockings at such irru rsistlhlo figures.
and fadcicilrl. the designs varied and 1111111111'.ouu
shapbd, correctly iii/11d and perfectly made.
We make special mention of our stilt. 1111111111 iisio Stockings. 111.111.1111
or black at line the pair. 1! we had to purchase them today they could not
111
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iiwry pair is properly V4
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