_, ‘ Schedule Fol- ‘
lowed and Not General» Cole’s .
gallon! Haven Grays Did Not
Have Men Enough for Ben ‘
Ipsny, Match-«Trouble With
Ammunition
no result of a conflict in the or-
.of Adjutant General Cole and
is issued by Brigadier General .
ell Frost, for the cdmpany team
lab in the C. N. (l. shoot, the New
:‘ en Grays have entered a protest
h the range ofllcers because they
- compelled to shoot in the com. .
team match Friday. The Grays
t to the range unprepared to com-
‘_ In that event, but had only four
present. General Cole, whose on
are usually supreme, ordered the
mossy team match to be shot off on
’rday while General Frost gave or-
rs that the match be shot on Friday.
, eral Frost's schedule was followed.
Mllitlamen are today speculating on
e matter as to whether the mixup
as a result of a clerical error in the
General. Frost order or whether It was
an actual conflict betwen Generals
Cole‘vand Frost. '
Adjutant General Golc when called
up on the wire at his oiiloe in Hart-
ford today said that he had heard
something about the mixup, but he
could not explain how it happened. He
Becausoit's clean. ,
v‘Becsuscit'scconorn- ‘
Because it shvos
, rl‘tlmo. .
Becauseitgivesbcst
cooking results. ‘
Because its flame
can be to
instantly.
lamp warranted. Write
your dealer's.
‘For Sale by 'A. J.
Because it ‘will not overheat your kitchen.
Because it is better than the coal or wood stove.
Because it is the perfused oil stove. .
Forlother reasons see stove at your dealer’s,
or write our nearest agency.
Made in threesizes and fully warranted.
“Ray oLamplt‘il’.‘ sane:
stssdy light, simple construction
with latest improved burner. Ends of brass throng out
and beautifully nickslsd. An ornament to snyroom,
whether library, dining-room, parlor or bedroom. livery
ITANDAID on. bOIFAIV 0! HIV! YORK
, drummer-tots) .‘
New Perfection Wick
Blue Flame Oil Cook Stove and Raye Lamp
Millions :' ,
and ammo safety. lost
to our nearest agency if not at
Collins & Co.
said that he gave orders for the com-
. puny team match to be shot off today.
, He said that if the Grays had pro-
tested the match earller the matter
would have been acted upon by the
range officers In charge of the shoot
and might come up before him for his
entry later.
it was learned last night that the
Second regiment did nor. show up bet-
ter in the scores at the state shoot held
at East Haven range last Friday and
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"'l‘hls, I suppose," said the visitor,
in.
"‘ “ v,
WOmen’s ‘
Special Prices in
and neat figures; all fresh from
shown. At one price——
WOMEN’S SHIRTwAIST sons.
The biggest bargain ever offered in Lawn
Suits. bought from a prominent Philadelphia
maker at about half the original cost.
$2.75 and $3.00 So is, all sizes. made in all
white, also combine. one; pretty effects In dots
tho
workrooms, the fittest line of Summer Suits yet
Tomorrow and Monday. $1.95.
. h
lg '0
UNION ‘
$8.00 White Uni EN sun-rs,
skirt; entirely new 61;“ Suits, Jacket and
$2.50 Tom '
w ‘3‘" ”Malay. $4.98.
IRTS.
mm, in black only,
WOMEN
Fine quality Wool
regular price $6.50.
maker‘s
°" tw° tiara. $4.98.
CHILDmN‘S WHIT:
all colors.
BATHING SUITS—$2.60.
Women's lirllliantinc Suits. full blouse, largo.
sailor collar. skirts extra full, braid trimmed,
33.98 Is the usual price.
Children's White La 3558.$1.98.
styles. lace trimmed bertha )W‘SSOS. dainty
hem or tucked styles; all ‘ ”is With wide
years. Now selling from 3 $131606 to 14
0 days. $1.93.
MADE INSANE BY THE HEAT.
Interest Centers In Recent Action of
never greater Indicdtlon of quiet. In the
batting industry than there Is at pro
sent. The past week has been one of
QUIET IN HATTING AFFAIRS.
”—-
“Is the nluskct carried by your great-
graudfathcr In the Revolution." "That
was his gun." replied Cadlcy Nurltcb,
pompously. “but he didn't carry it. His
man did that for him, of course.—
Philadelphia Press.
_ Manufacturers.
On the surface of things there was
Ihc irusicesllavo Ordered
NEW YORK, July S.-—liccoming sud-
denly Insane. probably from heat.
whlio at work on the new building of
the Trust Company of Ainerlca. at 38
Wall street, today. a plasterer ran
smack with a hatchet mnong his fol,
low workmen. l~le attacked three of
them, two of whom were probably fa-
tally Injured.
Saturday because of a mistake nladc in
the allotment of ammunition. The
regiment is said to have been handl-
caped to the extent of 200 points by
reason of. this unfortunate accident.
Oneoi' the company teams of the
Second Regiment was making very
good scores when Major Eben Hill. Jr.,
of Norwalk came their way. Taking
the gun from one of the team. he op-
ened It and discovered from the car-
tridges that they were using 1904 um-
munltion. lie Immediately ordered
that the scores be cancelled in those
ranges at. which the team had shot. At
all «ranges were counted in making
he average, this order brought
(1 both the total and the average
is understood that the orders
m that 1907 ammunition should be
ed. and, of course. the only thing
. do was to order the scores cuucci~
ed. How the old ammunition hap-
pened to be the possession of the
company. is not clearly known. One
explanation given is that the mem-
bers of the company team had been
out at practice on previous days when
they had boon given the old ammuni-
tion. They had not used it all up at
that time and In some way that left
over had become mixed with the new.
. The scores made with the old am-
{y unltion were excellent probably due to
“ .1 the fact that in the previous practice
“of thetmoon the team had go‘ttfn uscd‘to ills cull‘ry-
' ng powers. on t was llll'f to one
“illglm‘o‘fih'c” 5 them. In View of this handicap flnul
“N 1090100“ scores of the regiment. are considered
till 11:30. Those especially good. The mistake was (lift-
‘ '* coverei dur ng one of the first. even 8
; mingling: Friday morning. for which the menr
.‘ ‘ bars of tho leum are thankful, because
‘ ‘ _ this if not discovered until later It might
Intere ting. haVe been more disastrous to the total
‘ ’ 1’" made by the regiment and might have
cost. them the victory which they fin-
ally won.
{has beenn
n the l , evidence
M
OTHAM—NEILAN.
. Wedding Ceremony Performed In St.
Mary's Church, This Morning.
One of the prettiest weddings of the
‘1 season took “see at. St. Mary‘s
f Church. this morning, when Anna Mara
‘lan Nellen became the bride of Charles
\ J. Otham. The ceremony was per-
. formed by the Rev. John C. Fogarty,
curate of the parish. The bride was
" beautifully gowned In white satin, with
lace trimmings and a picture hat. and
carried‘a shower bouquet of bride
‘ roses.
‘ Miss Mollie Frances Notion. of line
‘ hon. sister of the bride, was bride.
plaid. She was attired in white not
over white taffeta silk and wore a
hat with plumes. carrying pink roses.
Joseph 1“. Nellen. brother of the
bride. was best man.
. After the ceremony a reception was
. heldat the home of Mrs. 0thsm‘s sis-
' . tor, In Ferris avenue. The bride and
, groow started for a two weeks“ trip
3,, to the Jamestown Exposition, and oth-
: or points of Interest in the South. On
their
' walk.
many costly gifts.
Wis-au-
by do you follow Mary
only?" was asked of the
m .
9km
' gene will.
W
‘ 4
st an idea that those white
\
very little activity In many of the
shops and some of the manufacturers
are taking advantage of the Fourth of
July lull to take stock and to make
minor repairs.
Much interest In the probable out—
come of the action taken by the Nat—
Ionui Association of For Full. l-lnt.
Manufacturers at its meeting ill New
York a week ago Is manifest. The no
lion of the manufacturers were in of-
fi-ci that certain changes pl'oposod by
them to the national convention of the
liulled Iluttcrs of North America at
the convention of the latter orgnnlzzo
tion In New York a few weeks ago
must be agreed to.
The Manufacturers Association has
made no statement beyond the an-
nouncement that it had taken such ao-
per annum be credited to the deposi-
for the six months ending June 30th.
payable on and after only 10th.
10th will draw Interest from July let.
lbs 30th Nntwalk host
that Interestat theilale
of four Per Cent
tors In the
Savings Department
the“ one his
The Regaf 81: Volk
Electrical Co.
Deposits made on or before July
COIIIDdIlV.
tion. New or when it. expects to talu-
steps to bring about the changes it
desires has not been said. There is in
gI-noral circulation both here and In
other butting comers. nowovcr a In
mor to the effect that the manufactur-
ers have agreed to discontinue the
use of the label of the United llattors'
on August I unloa their roquosls are
given consldcrntlon by the national
board of the United flutters before
that time.
Itepresmtlutiveu of llii‘ Manufactur-
crs‘ Association are silent, howccvr,
upon this point and the only Informa-
tion obtainable bearing upon it Is that
the entire mutter Is in the hands of
the executive committee of the nano-
clution and dovloopnn-nls will come in
due time. As to wlmt those develop-
luonts are likely to be no hint is given.
The movement In question in nation-
al in scope and the situation rests in
tlrcly with the national organization
of manufactures and the national ud~
mlntstrtion of the United Ilnllors. Nor-
wulk being one of the most important
hailing centers In the county. the sit-
uation ls naturally of greatest local in-
forest.
There appears to be little cause. for
apprehension at present of any scri~
one branch between the two organiza-
tions. The Interest. of each are In
many ways mutual and with the prom
Inc of one of the busiest seasons In the
history of thelrlmiustry.lt seems yo
than probable that instead of on in
at cmss purposes they will get togeth-
er in a calm discussion of the matter
at Issue and arrange a speculy settle-
nicnt.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
BANNER COUNCIL LAWN F'Wl‘lll.
The second monthly lawn fete given
by ilanncr Council. *No. I54. Daughters
of Liberty, will be hold at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Knapp, on
the Broad River road. tomorrow even-
ing. Several features of amusement
will be Introduced and Ice cream and
South Ngywalk I V
Savings Bank.
Gilli Slilil iiiiilitil. illiililEi‘il
i to the depositors
at the rate of
Four Per Cent
Per Rnnum
has been declared for the six months
coding June 30th. 1907, payable on
and after July 10. 1907.
Interest. not drawn will be credited
to accounts and will draw interest
from July 1. 1907.
Money deposited on or before July
iii will draw Internet. from July 1. 1907.
GEORGE F. BIMRSE,
324 SW Treasurer,
Sienna”
Blue Serge Suits
If" Wool.
AT $7.50-
D. égtilieb.
DA W!) W. R] YMOIID.
tuners! Dmom
and lmbslmsr.
to North mm account Nomlli
gijyii
The Days Are
Growing Shorter.
are now facing toward cold weather.
or the question of next winter's coal
supply?
us their orders and we believe they
are wise.
SOVEREIG
LAUNDRY SO
5 Cakes—~t-25c 2 Checks G1 'j'
THE UNION ITCIHC lEA
126 Washington st, South Norwalk. Next to Post 0
Phone 655—2. Free Deliver
The corner has been turned and we
Do you think it too early to consid-
Many customers are already leaving
“The worry of today is from yester-
day's delay."
Do It now!
in this hill in,
Saris:
Alwalls Elbe Lead.
In prices and quality.
Very Best Butter, lb. ........ . 280.
Sugar Cured Shoulder ...... 10m lb.
New Potatoes, pk. ........ . {lilo
Fancy Lemons, don. ......... 2pc
”——
Josel'off’s.
12 North min 0!. . no. Norwslk.
To. Gail. "M
OSTEOPATHIO
GLOVE R ’S
W '8
llsslssncs, s Washington It.
Telephone st hours. 003.
Tsisphons st allies. sacs.
cake will be for sale. Everyone is
invited and a good. copyable evening
can be passed.
TREATMENT.
W
sovsnrlsso Lsrrsns.
return they will reside in Nor-
’l‘hey were the recipients of
so
little
i'Do you suppose that with lamb
hops at 80 cents per l'm going to
prideful! by my lonely?" responded 35,
who really was near enough
one to be wise.——Philadelphia
lies an awful lot of truth to seem ,
plane a point for you the my a
have the world did women we
fluffy
be following letters remain uncall-
ed for at the following postroflices for
the current week.
blowout—Florence Chard. Henry
31., Lee and. Jennie l". lllll, 28
8o. His , 'I‘hos. Lynch. Maggie
Moran, Rmkollff. Mrs. flurry Sconold.
B. B. KEITH. P. M.
BREAKFAST FOOD MANUFACTUW
ER DEAD
NEWISURYPOR'I‘. Muss” July 8.“-
Nathsnlal Noyes Dummor, president
of‘thefllenn Mills Connmny. of flow
lay. More. died here today of purely»
He was 79 years of age. antiwar
‘ ,;clotiwsf
,I
Clinton Ave.,'tiluseppe Babette, Box “
si .
wideiyrlinoWn as a pioneer in the man-
BOAT BUILDING.
REPAIRING OR aOVItnl-IAULINO
Dons in the Boot Mann" Possibls.
complete ways for hauling out vssssls
ocean assesses.
Formerly Tunnel: Launch Works
Westportpconn.
‘ M0 “EY. . ’
Money loaned toissiariedompioydos
and housewives on their own flame
without indorser. All" transactions
strictly confidential. gcsll and see lilo
iuosrsuosnr Loss on secon-
. WV 0 w . ‘ , ,
Hsvllsnd Houdini». : Washington It.
’ _ Wirt, a graduate of the parent
administered by Dr. Jerome D.
school at Kirksviile, Me. This
modern. drugless treatment will
ocvrcome the most obstinate
chronic disease. "
42d St. Phonc‘689 Bryant. Office
days Tuesday and Friday of each
week. ,
'Norwslls smell and residence,
”rs Traces Place. Phone tog-3.
Office days every day with the
exception of Tuesday and Friday.
- intacture of breakfast foods.
New York office, No. 5592. W. .
Consultation Fm.
r
Wm. -iwm -_ m ,,,,,,,,,,,,, k l
OWOOOWOWO”“NMOWWOOW ‘
Potatoes, Butter, Eggs, and Gran
ulated Sugar at Special ‘
Prices This Week.
SUGAR .............. 5 lbs.. 25c; 10 lbs, 50c; no “38., $I.OO
POTATOES—Extra fancy stocks. peck ......... . ....... 34c
BUTTER—Fancy Elgin Creamery, pound .............. 28c
EGGS—Strictly fresh (guaranteed) dozen .............. 26c
CHEADQUARTERS FOR DELICIOUS TEAS
7 AND COFFEES.
Extra Stamps Given.
t THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.
iili Nil illiili ifliiifli ill].
r 18 Washington St. Telephone. South Norwalk
WOOOWW
-.......s...——»
Coffee W
Kinks
There are all sorts of kinks In
coflfeo. but not hook—straight
dealings are good enough for
as, always have been, always
will be.
Our coffee we Import our»
selves. we want It ourselves. we
sort it ourselves, we do all this
so that we can assure ourselves
and our customers of the purity
of it, and soil It to them for loss
than though we bought of job
the place.
WOMEN'S CANVAS OXFORDS,
01.25 to $2.60.
V 8 P MP8,
$2.00.
Misssa' AND cHILossN's
canvas shoes AND oxronoo,
“.00 to $1.60.
Men’s Gsnvss Oxfords, Is‘sthor solo.
31.60.
born.
Men's Canvas Oxfords, rubber sole. We don't have to take some:
".25. body else’s word for a. single
thing in connection with any:
til we deal in.
a once is one of the status»
it s of this lluilliletlfl. The 25..
ft",flillllid cotton we sell is for be-
.W-nd what the price he s also-
"i. primer-and it. is Aldo ‘ rm.
Isis Agent For
HANAN d. SON.
BALG’I‘ON.
ELITE lliHOEo.
Bathing and Tennis slippers.
W
Mono. ass-s.
.W
iii BiliPllli
is Wsshlng‘tonlt... tor Norwsll:
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ilii llllillll Pillili
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