\ , .‘il lltshinfiln that. ~ P. H. Lawrence of Stamford spent ‘ theuf‘ourth with friends in South Nor wu Miss Clemouce Davis, of city, In the guest of D1.11111 0. S‘herer. . ew York M15. H. —-Straw Hats, Strawilats. O‘Brien. Mr. and Mrs. Oilvchlark, oi New York, Were guests of relatives in Nor- wulk yesterday. , p A: celered woman finned Catherine Wright fell. tromu trolley car yester day, and sugtaineduwspruiued thumb. 1—Soft Huts, Soft Hats. O'llrien. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ketcham have returned to this city from their wed- ding trip. They will reside in Long Island. ——Joseph McMahon will sing tonight at the Roton Point itollawuy. 1 0. Buck Dubois, of South Nor-walk, has purchased a handsome new four cylinder thirty-horsepower Pope-Hart- _ ford runabout. p The Lockwood Manufacturing Com- pany plant is closed for the rcmaind er of the week. Operations will be re sumed Monday morning. O'Brien. —Straw Hats, Straw Hats. Mr. and Mrs. William Hunter and Miss Bessie Miller, Georgetown, came to Norwalk yesterday In Mr. Hunter's automobile and went to Savin Rock for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Haliock‘, and family of Washington, D_ C.~ are visiting at the home of Mr. Bullock’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. i-ial: lock of Quinturd avenue. William Coggsweil, . Bf .Ci‘anbury, purchased 11 new 20 horse power Ree runabout auto111obile yesterday. Mr. Coggswcll started with a ten horse power car a. few weeks ago and it proved too slow for him. ——Joseph McMahon will sing tonight at the Reich Point itollawuy. The regular weekly meeting of the South Norwulk Congregational Church will be held this evening. Dr. Marian land will give the closing lecture in the course on The Teaching of Jesus. Bands. —-Funcy Fancy O‘Brien. llauds, Mrs. Lewis J. Reynolds, who under- went 11 serious operation at the Nor- walk Hospital some time ago, Is i111- provlng very nicely at her home in Main street. Mrs. Reynolds is now so far rccm'crod as to spend aportion of each day out in the air. Robert D. Tristram. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles T“. 'I'ristrum. of Norwalk. arrived in Seattle, Washington. Tues- day night. where he will spent the re 111aiudcr of the summer with one of his classmates at Audover Academy. There was a large crowd of skaters at. the Rollowuy liluk at ltotou Point, yesterday. Part. of the picture did not arrive in the aft crnoon. but in the eve. him; the moving picture prourum was prcsonlrd. Joseph McMahon sang in the afternoon and evening. The Norwulk police had a very quiet, limo over the Fourth of July. Though “I(‘I'I‘ were several special policemen on duty all Wednesday night and last night not an arrest Willi inudt‘. Chief of Police 'l‘homns I‘h‘adlcy also l'ttiim'li-i that ihviu was an unusually small number of 1111111111 of July "5111.111.” Ow lug to lift» boliduy the polite were a little more lenient than ordinarily and and one Iiiiild'lii-llltl-thl‘ld kind was re- poricd. Even that one disappeared be- fore he was i‘ound by tho police. licv. I). C. Thomas Ict't South Nor- walk, yesterday morning on the 12:8“ train on an important tour south. Ho made 1111 uddrrsu yesterday afternoon at the Spring illli ilupttut Church. I11 Blackstone. Virginia. Ho will travel through the months of July and Au- gust, coudluctlnu rt-vlvul ncrviceu in the Southern Billion. This trip was planned the first of tho your. Mr. "l‘ho- nuts expects to return here to take till his work In the full as stair mission ary for the Connecticut llapliut Unino This In his first trip south in seven years lie is well known in this vici- nity. being the builder or (11111-11 Bap list Church In Norwuik and the First Baptist Church in (ireouwnb. Neely-Five Cents WILL BUY A POUND OF OUR DE- LICIOUS aATURgbAcY CHOCOLATES. sum-Panorama... ~ Prescription Drutiiilmc 1 91111311116111!!- . 1.- _ South Normik Everything In sup ChandleTy. Palms. Oils and Varnishos. J 11.111111". 11111! We“ Animal.- HARRY RIDER. Geode delivered rec. Tel. 243-3. W College Point, were the guests of the Misses Shepard, over the Fourth. W The only Job the Not‘wuik Fire De« partmeut had over the Fourth was on 1111 awning in front of Nelson W. Ben, cdict’n market in Wall street. cracker set the canvas attire and do stroyed about half of it before it was extinguished ‘with the contents of two fire extinguishers handled by mem- bers of ilope Hose Company. , Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand ii. Smith, of Norwalk, will leave town tomorrow for Snratoga, where they will attend the festivities in connection with the triennial concluve of the Knights Templar of the United States. A big delegation of Norwnik Knights Tem- plar will leu. ve Monday for Saratoga More than $100, 000 has been spent in decorating the city for the big event. i Charles Schuman, a. former Well known Norwalk baseball player now located in left field with the Elizabeth New Jersey team, leds the Atlantic League in batting. Elizabeth defeated Brooklyn yesterday morning by the score of 6 to 3 The victory of Eliza- beth was due to the heavy stick work of Schtlnlnn.gEllzabeth niso.won I11 the alternation taking a fourteen inning gonteést from Chester by the Score of to The office employee in New York and Stamford of the Yale and Towns Manufacturing Company will hold their annual outing at Roton Point, tomor- row afternoon and evening A big din- ner will be. serVed in the hotel, and there will be 11 baSebnll game, tug of war, swimming match, tub races, etc.. which will afford plenty of amusement for the spectators. Wheeler and Wil- son's orchestra will play at the point tomorrow and Sunday. and the vando ville show will be given. REASON FOR CRADLE OF SPILES. Due to the Water Main Which Had to be Protected. The sclectmcu wish launch owners to know that it is not their fault that the passage way at the west side of the Washington street bridge is no longer navigable. This channel was very useful to small boats at high wa- ter and made it possible for them to pass the bridge without the necessity of ripening the draw. as there is more headroom "there than under the lat- ter. it became necessary to close the passageway with a cradle of plies bc- cnusc oi' the Water main which crosses the harbor at this point. This was (lllt’! to the danger both to the pipe and to the bottom of any hcuvy vessel which should happen to be lo- cated over the main when the tide falls. ARRIVAL OF NEW FIRE TRUCK. Councilman Clarence Buttery, cap- tain of Pioneer Hook and Ladder Com. puny. of Norwalk. received a letter yes- terday from the. makers of the new fire truck of the company that the ap- partus would be shipped on July 22nd. This is two days after the contract date but Mr. Buttery said this morning that there will be no kick on this score. The truck will be unto-date in every respect and will be equipped with large chemical tanks. be rubber tired. The fironmn are anxiously awaiting Ieh truck’s arrival The delay in deli- very is due to the maker's dliilculty in getting the wheels. REV. SMITH SERIOUSLY iLL. The Rev. Womyss Smith, rector of St. Paul‘s Church, Norwulk, was taken seriously ill of appendicitis \‘Vcdncsday night. and yesterday was in a. serious condition all day. Today, however, his parishioners and many friends were glad to learn that he is improved. Rodd—«l understand your car turned turtle, yesterday? (i1‘ocn—--ch. and i was glad of It. "Iliad of it?" "You; you son I could see what was the. matter without crawling 1111 dcr It."~~~Yonkcrs Statesman. Saturday Sale Sheet Music, 10 Cents. Won't. You Come Over to Willie? it‘ure Time Well, My Old Kentucky. l’m Sorry. Girl Like Me? The Great Divide. ~ Golden 11011.? Trolley. The Best Thing in Life. School Boys . NEW VIEWS OF NORWALK, SOUTH NORWALK. KEIYBER I. LAND AND BELLE ISLAND. COLEMA’N’S NEWS STORE III North Main 31.. Agent for A. o. Opcldlng'l . T Isl-lull ind Ipsrtln. 900d: lost on of Spring Gouda 11.11111: shown. 612 Water at. BRI OEPORT. Conn. .y Alfred Wilhelm and Jack West. 01' ‘ i Ailre‘ water ._. - The wheels will Philly, ‘iould You Learn to Love 11 Little There's Room for Us All on tho loath Norwaik , The new Varsity model' 111 fancy Summer Suite for men is the smartest to carry that well-known ; . Goats cult up... 11.2. new dip model. with halt-fitting V buck, graceful shoulders and lapcls, flare skirt with— out: Vent. andlprchied side seams: trousers full over the hips, wiQ1 sailor waist and shapely legs. ’* FROM $15 T0 $25. we are showing the cream of the new fancy worstcds and velours, in brown and gray club checks, shadow checks, shaded plaids and effective stripes. To see these suits is to buy; for in fit and style they lead all other rcady-to-wcar clothes. Summer comforts £011 men—Straw Hater thin Shirts, Underwear and Hosiery, new Neckwear and the latest Belts. “f. Wash Suits for little bOys, too. ' :4 South Main Street. Telephone Cal; 63cc. . GOOD GRAIN—GOOD SERVICE. Quality ,first. There’s sno other way to build :1. meat Grain business. No 1111111111 how little the mice, it the tbivg is mean you don't want it. In buying grain and food it's snot so important to save money as to get the best~‘—but. here you can do both. ‘Buy Oats Thats Clean. MANUEL T. HATCH. 11111111 Swordfish. WEAK FISH ....... .................. .......... 100 L8. T LARGE cor-'1' SHELL anas. M EDIUM SIZE. ‘_ BLUES, BUTTER FISH, NATIVE FLAT FISH, EELS, .PORGIES, STEAK coo. LIVE LOBSTERS. M. ,-,,,,y.,,.,.;_;_._% . ROUND, LONG AND LITTLE NECK CLAMS. Clitblil’s Bridge Fish. Millet KODATAKS Wm. P. Beers’ Book and Stationery Stores. 49 Wall St., Norwalk. 6 South Main St. South Norwalk VERY BEST BUTTER, PER LB. .. 29c VERY GOOD BUTTER, PER LB. . ........... . ................. 27c 20 LBS, GRANULATED SUGAR .................................... $1.00 3 too i’kgs. N. ll. Co. Crackers . 25c t‘. 51' l’kgs. N. ll. (lo. Crackers .. 25c 3 lbs, Soda or Mi‘lk Crackers 251: 3 lbs, l’ilot Crackers ...... . ..... 250 Strictly li‘l't'hll lien-11mm- doz. . 25c 3 (ions (.‘umpbell's Soup ........ . 25c Very [lost i’otatocs,tper pk. 350 it Cans hollauce Milk ............ 25c Large line Canned Meats, Pickles, Olives, Canned Fish, Cheese, Natlvc Strawberries, Green Peas, Radiance. Lettuce. Beets, Bunch Onions: also Wax and Green Beans, Cucumbers, Squash and Tomatoes. United Grocery 00. M. Epstein, 49 Fort 8L. Ecct Norwclk‘. Tel. 819-1 20 No. Main 8t" 80. Nor. Tel 141. Money Deposited in Our Savings Department on or before July 10 Will Draw Interest From July let At 4 Per Cent. ' THE SOUTH N0 TALK TRUST COM NV Open Noons and Soturduy Ni glue. 1 _ ,_ Resources. 11.990.000.09. I said. tilt land. is pure, wholuome and genuine, ub- aolutely tree from artificial and later- ior ingredients. THE APOLLO CAHAMELS. acacia! today at 291': pound. APOLLO CHOCO ‘I'ES. ‘ Fresh eve cry week and supe1lor In quality to any other candy, no matter who makes it. or what its price. Always glad to prove it with free soniples. These cho- colates are handsomely packed in half pound, pound and tire pound boxes at 300, 400, 600. 80c and 01.50. DON'T MISS YOUR SODA TODAY. Delicious crushed fruit for Sunrises. Cooling Phosphates and Ice Cream Sodas, ull flavors. "1111.. the illlltll P11111111, THE PRESCRIPTION ITORI. TEL. 15-8. FREE DELIVERY SERVICE. ‘ TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL STREET, 10:10 a. 111.——Pric~ es advanced in the opening dealings on u,fair demand which was well dis- tributed through the list. vAmalgamat- ed Copper was carried up 1 3-8, Union Pacific 1 6-8, St. Paul, Canadian Paci- tio, Great Northern Ore certificates and United States Rubber first. pfd. 1, and Northern Pacific, Great Northern pfd., Chesapeake &. Ohio, Brooklyn Transit, Reading. American Srueitiug and Anaconda large fractious. WALL STREET, 11. n. m.—~'i‘i1e ad- vance inaugurated at the opening had not proceeded far before the profit taking sales became numerous and the entire market fell back sharply. liusi- ness quieted down then. but there was a suli’scqueut gradual rise which brought prices back to the opening level or beyond. Cleveland C. C. & St. Louis and National Biscuit gained 1 3-11, Anaconda l 1.4 and Great. North- ern 1.111., Nortlnu'n Pnclilc. Southern Pacific, Eric first and second pfd., Col- orado Southern first pi'd., illiuois Cen- . tral. Sugar. i’uclilc Mail and U. S. Rub- her first pill, l WALL STREET, Noon.———Prices ad- vanced slowly with business much congested in a row stocks. Bonds were firm. \\' Al. 1. S’i‘itlllv‘T l p 111-'l‘l1e mar- kci. hung nearly sittiionatt from i" to 1 o'clock, none. of the petite stocks fluctuating more than a mole i'r-uc 11011. A WEE BIT‘ MIXED. Rudolph 011117.. a noted pianist, ap- pcarcd as the Soloist with the Pitts burg orchestra in Pillsbury, recently Large posters advertising the concerts were put. up in front of Carnegie Music iiull by the management and read: l‘ltishurg Orchestra. Emil Puur, Conductor. itudolph (ianz. Pianist. Some practical joker got busy with some white paper. paste and paint some time Thursday night. Friday morning the eyes of Mr. i’nur fell on the billboard. which then read: l’ltlsburg Orchestra. Emil Pour 1111. “Ion" (ions. The 'emlncnt conductot was puzzlodmwmmm” at III'LT norm Inning heatd of Joe (ions. the colored pugliist. When the athletic joke was explained to him instead of being amused ho was furious and called on the police to hunt down the perpetrators of the i11- lumous outrage. TO KEEP WOMEN OUT OF SA- LOONS. liilllltl‘iil‘Olt'l‘, Jilly 5—~it is new (mix a question of n hoit time when women will be debultcd fr 11 the na- loonu of this city. A bill that of feet which has been energetically nd- \'oc11ted by M. id. O‘llricu. passed the senate in llnrtiord this week, and now only awaits the governor‘s signature. it will have the effect of putting sev- eral local saloon kcepera‘out oi busi- 1111‘s. During the past few years sit rooms [or the use of! women have been 111alntuincd in some saloons while others have sumptuous rooms titted up for them which they frequent and bcoome the attraction for young men whom they coax to buy drinks. it is said that some of the saloon keepers pay the women 11 percentage on the drinks they bring to the bar. The new bill will have the effect of stopping this practice. JOHN STU LL SURPRISED. M... Popular Resident of East N0rwalk, Gl- ven a Party, Last Evening. A surmise party was tendered John Stull. at his homo. No. 204 Eat-1t avenue last evening. which was 11 complete success. About seventy-live guests, were in attendance from The Not- wulks, Dunbmy New 11611., New Ila van and New London. , The house was elaborately decorated with carnations. ferns and red, white and blue draperies, tings etc. The piano, violin and gruphonc, and done- lng was onioyod thtoughout the eve- hing. An elaborate supper was served and Mr Stall proved an ideal host. and was 11ny addicted by members or his tam- iiyy. it was in the we stand home this morning when good nights wute They had arrived on Mars. “They do not seem to understand any ot the .‘ lanmmgos of the earth." said the pro- fender. "'l‘ry ’em on baseball." congested his assistantwlioustou Port.“ guests favored with selections on the , 0f Superiority. '\ 1» and prices never more tempting. patron gained. m, l‘,‘ .. “M 98 ,thhington Street. R \ \‘1”\ L «comm? ‘. \, ”Th H.85E. 20 lbs. $1.00 25 lbs. $1. 24: Phone 655-2. Men’s Tailored Suits, $10.00 to $25.00. Summer time IS here and our straw hat stock was never better mm Wanted! 1,000 People SATURDAY TO RECEIVE Cup and Saucer In addition to usual checks The Union Pacific Tea Cu. 126 Washington St., So. Norwalk, r‘ \ If it Price’s it's all right. Come in and let us tell you and show you the good points of clothes making on which we b11110 our claim 1.111 1 i ‘ Children’s Wash Suits, 500 to $1. 50. I E f] ‘. , You may not. know our Shoe Department. Once you have tried the make we sell we will venture to count you as another regular MW Prices Clothing Slut \ HEAD-ro-Fooa‘ obrrrrruns 11' ”swim 1i ' " ‘ ‘ ‘1} South Nomads} Donn. 165-5. ‘i ,1 ‘ With a, 25 cent purchase or more of SPICES, EXTRACTS, COCOA, STARCH, CHOC- OLATE, TEAS, COFFEES, ETC. '1‘ p t or“ SUGAR ' 10 lbs. Soc 5 lbs. 250 Next to Post Office. Free Delivery. 1 i PROVIDENCE MOETORMAN IMPROV- D PROVIDENCE R I. July B.—-—At the Rhode island Hoopltal today it. was stated that Alexander Jmmclle the nimornnoi on the 'i‘uunton avenue car which was wrecked at Watchemokct Square in East Providence. yesterday, was much Improved. The twenty oth- ers who were more or less Injured also were reported today to be on the road to recovery. EASTERN YACHT CLUB'S course. munitimuhnp, Muss, July .. ~11 -_ L m THE GREAT ANTISEPTIC MYWCM unann— ' >50 DOSES 25c, ‘5 T HAVE YOU "USED BRAZILIAN Cures Sore Throat 11111 and vice ‘ A Grip and Plenricy unfit mat... with“ 125 DOSES 500. N0 opium. no quinine. no chlorotorm. no poison. B. a. «14'0an e ‘00-... INDIAMROW. mi) large fleet of yachts drew anchor to- day for the annual cruise of the East- ern Yacht Club ”down east." Bar Harbor is the ultimate destination. with six port to port races between Murbichcud and that port. Person (who has been visiting the school, to (son or local grooml—i'm sorry to hear you spell badly. Johnnie. Now, tell me ‘S-u~d-i-e‘ what it that. No answer. You should know that. What is it your father puts on a horse every day. Johnnitr-A bob each way sin-Punch. l d 1i 1' I cars to} our 01353116113 shrimps CO,,N$U1\[I.,PIT,ON ; Iva 131111“ NOT Oil rm m5 utensils, takes Cold 11111111111: to « .300 DOSES SLOO “600506350060“ "he“. ehflw «t
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