be 119‘
been 1911.1; oil
pic of days.
William-Noam and may have.
moved from Concord street to No. 4
Elizabeth street.
1
moan Art Print in Washington street ,J
is now being roofed.
——Straw Hats, Straw Hats. O'Brien. Y
“Mm
The plant of the Eastern underwear
Company in Water street will close
down next week for inventory.
Mark Well your boy's swimming
place; cases at accidental drowning
already begin to fill the papers.
Don’t be too exacting with your but-
cher. This weather makes it hard
for him to keep his meats fresh.
mFancy ‘Bands, Bands.
O’Brien.
Fancy
.-
Green appllc time is here and incl-
dentally the corner druggist is laying
in his annual stock of peppermint.
Colfax Encampment, l. 0. O. F‘., will
hold a meeting Monday evening, at
the hall in Washington street.
1
W. S. Brewer oi’ the Colonial Foun
dry and Machine Company was in
Frenclitown, N. J., yesterday, on busi-
ness.
Percy Keyworth has given up his po-
sition in New York and has taken one
with II. R. Bulkley, in South Main
street.
Don't get: excited this weather; try
and keep as cool as possible and also
try and not irriate those with whom
you come in contact.
~Straw lints, Straw Hats. O‘Brien.
Rev. Mr. Spoiler. rector of Trinity
Church, SouthJNorwalk, was a guest
at Holy Trinity rectory, in Westport,
on Tuesday evening.
Dr. Charles G. Bohannan has had a
number of improvements made to his
property at the corner or South Main
and Elizabeth street.
The auxiliary sloop Diik 3 is again
at her. moorings off the yacht club hav-
ing been hauled out to be repainted
and to undergo sundry other repairs.
-itead Strw Johu's boat and engine
for 8an ad.
Wheeler & Wilson’s full orchestra
will furnish concerts tomorrow after-
noon and evening, at the Reich Point
Hotel, and is also giving concerts to-
day.
——-Auto Caps, Auto Caps. O'Brien;
Prof A B. Russell has returned
.home from a business trip of two
days to the Princeton Preparatory
School, of Princeton, in which he is in
terestcti.
Miss Florence Pollard, of Silver
mine, has departed for Albany, after
spending a few days with Miss Bertha.
Sililson. of Water street, East Port
Chester.
——City Hotel Union barbers, Chas.
Webster, Joe Norris and Otto Rondo.
Contractor Cnsack expects to finish
his sewer work, in New Cannon, In a
couple of weeks or so. lie will then
begin a large contract on server work
in Norwalk.
The Methodist Sunday school
New Canaan will hold their annual pig.-
nic at Roton Point next Thursday.
July 18. If stormy on Thursday will
be hold on Friday.
Bridgeport is planning 11 Labor Day
celebration-and the Standard sastthat
the committee is counting upon the
presence of 1.500 butters from Dan-
bury in the parade.
James Kelly, of Saugatuck, who has
been acting in the capacity 0‘! lamp
man at the Bpugatudk station, has
come to Smith Norwalk to work in
the some capacity;
resume on: 111111.
Always Consult a Physician Below
Changing the Diet. , .
When baby is ill and does not seem
to lhrlvo oil mother's nillk oriwheu the
little one is to be washed, consult a
physician before deciding what loud to
use
linwlao selection of a food for the
baby Is the cause of most of the Di-
ness that comes to the child.
Loading physicians prescribe Julit-
food. which is backed by years of repu-
lotion. more it oqucntly than any otilr
baby food, as it is physically the an o
animoiher a milk containins bone and
tooth-forming material that build 1111
bone and muscile, while the undesirable
fatteillng elements that form the chief
part oi condensed milk and many loads
are purposely kept out.
Do not think that .iustfoodl babies
are 11 thinmp, for they gain in weight
and a comb much more rapidly than
the Womb, but their weight corner;
from good solid flash and strong bones.
500. 81.00, 8.1 50 (3 lbs. ), at your
monitor inborn] sample package
”see by mail. Juotfood 00., 100
mansions. Emotes ."i’
otou‘JJPolnt ‘for ‘n-cou- J '
J 535111111111 weak
The cement building for the Schu-
m. Mtg/W R1111
Saturday; 31110
281'. \b.
til it Kiliii Jr.
illi‘n‘l‘
8 North Main Drain“! Tol. 858—3.
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Mrs J I Dunning and sister. Miss
Lillian Youngs, or South Norwalk, have
spent a few days the past week with
Mr andl Mrs. Henry Finch, of Broad-
view Farm, Westport.
her home in Huntington, l. 1., after
spending a week with Mrs. S. W Iloyt,
Jr r., of Elmwood avenue, and Miss.
Mary E. Smith, of Bayview avenue
W. S. Hatfield has changed the
moorings of his handsome auxiliary ‘JJ
cruiser from Dorion's Point to the Nor-:1
walk Yacht Club. he steamer Addieg
V. took the moorings down yesterday 5'-
A popular chauffeur who is known
for his skill is said to carry about with ‘J‘
him a large roll of hills which he has
fastened to his leg by means of 11;.
strap. Thus he is ready to pay finest}:
for speeding
Dr. W H.13aldwln and family, 08":
Norwalk, went to Dunbnry, Thursday,
by automobile. Miss Helen J. Bald
Gar lleld avenue, Danbury.
The board of nldermen at its special -.
meeting last, evening concurred withl
the councilman in awarding sewer con i
tracts. The contracts awarded by the
original resolution to Cowln & Co., of
South Norwalk were given to Wallace
A White. because of an irregularity
in the form of the bid of the South
Norwslk concern .—~l5nnbury Newe
Panama Hats. O’llrleu.
Mrs. Henry A. Bishop, of Bridgeport,1
entertained right royally a large com-
pany of friends on Thursday afternoon
in the generni's steam yacht, Akelu.
The guests were conveyed in a steam
launch from the Bridgeport Yacht Club
to the Akola Bridge was the prlnci
pal attraction, interspeised with dainty
refreshments, music, etc. Among the
invited guests who were p1 osout were
Mrs. William T. liaviland, of Bridge-
port, and Mrs. William H. Swords, of
South Norwalk.
--
KING BUCCEEDS LILLEY.
Say Many New Haven County Republi
cans.
Within a few weeks a number of
prominent New Ilaven republicans will
moot to endorse William A King, of
Willlmantlc, as a successor to George
l. Lilioy, oi’ Waterbury, as Congr-ess
1111111 at huge Mr. King was attorney
general for four years preceding the
election of Marcus H. Holcomb, and in
his administration did not lose a case.
At the time of his withdrawal i'ro'm the
field the Hartford Times and
democratic papers of opposite political
beliefs from himself deplored the loci
till“ he was to withdraw from public
e
Senator Bulkelcy is an old friend of
Mr. King and wanted him to run for
lieutenant governor in the last cum-
poign. He is understood to bo favorably
inclined to the prhjoot of sending this
able Connecticut Jurist and speaker to
.ongress.
A WON DERFU L HAPPENING.
of the most remarkable cases of heal-
ing ever recorded. Amos F. King, of .-
that place, says. "Ducklons Arnica
Salve cured a sore on my leg with
am now eighty five." Guaranteed to
burn all sores, by F. ii Baxter, South
Norwhlk, and E. P. Weed, 19011111112?
druggists. 851:. ‘
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MOBBMAN A CANDIDATE.
the county if vRov. Mr. Mossmna over
becomes county commissioner," says
s'on. ,
“God may get busy and glva the
county that help some day, " says Mr
way lie will take to do it."
republican ticket or the democratic.
either. so didn’t deny. however, that
he 11113111 be 11 candidate.
'liook or crook Mr. Monsman becomes a
1111 to “serve alone.
i
ONLY CUBE FO’R DVBPEPBIA.J
Dot, says: "i suffered (or years wiSb
dyspepsia, used to‘ have great distres
and belching. .
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian helm, and one 50
“cent bottle cured me completely ”J
For 11an by R. H. Plaisted, F. Ii, Bait-
\1111- till! ‘Tli'o Glitters 21111111111101“. “
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Miss Alma Wicks has returned to ._..
win, who has been visiting in Norwalk, “"
returned with them. to her homo 103
other '
Port Byron N. Y. has witnessed one ,
which I had suffered over 80 years, i; 1
J.
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for County Commissioner, 1 :
HAVEN, July 13—-“(]od help
“iii. Facts Thompson,tl1c popular 11111113“;
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mobile spender, who recently helped I
fill the treasury of the town of M11dl~' «
Museums in reply “That may be the ,
lien asked it he would run on the '
Mr. Mossman saidiho would not run 011 {J
Mr Thompson says that It by any
county commissioner he will lie oblisf;
Mrs. Franklin Bush, at New Castle. ,
i tried everything it:
4 We aro‘boortaud soul in
One,borse--S45.oo $55.51. and $65. on. J ‘
315109: $75.00. 885.110 and $90. .
, Agent for the RACYCL’E BICYCLE. . .
CARRIAGE BUILDER AND DEALER.
Horse Goodsof all, descriptions.
Special Announcement”
Dr. James 1“. Godfrey, our specialist. has arrived from our New‘
York Examining office, and is prepared to make export examinations;
of eye defects at our Oman and store in the Opera House Black, so J
Norwalk All cases will receive his personal attention absolutely;
free otoiimgc. Glasses,lt11codcd. will be supplied at prices as
-J his honest opinion at the state at your eyes, and will not prescribe .
glasses unless positively necessary. -
015cc hours from 8:00 a. in. to 8:00 p is. Saturday until 10 p. in.
Have your eyes examined by this specialist, while he is here.
Come in and get acquainted.
United American Opticians, Inc.
J HOYT'B THEATRE BLOCK. ,_ Factory 116 Elli 28d BE, NBYr
.1,
1 ,9. vs , ... ,,,.-.
WEST ST AND SCRIBNER AVE,
South lNowaIk
We are now develop Jr; this: choice residential property, lo-
cated on the highland, within ten minutes at the station. It has
been carefully restrceted. and divided into half acre lots, which
we now offer to the builder or investor.
OWN YOUR HOME
by purchasing a plot for cash or on our easy payment plan. If
it
you are prepared to build at on cc, we will make you 11 very at»
tractive proposition. Ask your local broker or write us.' We are
not strangers in South NorwaIk—Harbor View Beach and Har—
bor View Park, and now the best of all. HIGHLAND PARK.
3330001911 Bond 111" Earths.
E. S.fi_illne.:P-res.
2J52 Huguenot Street,
New RoChelle, N .31 Tel. 823
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DO DDSES 25.11, I25 DOSES 300, 300 DOSES SLDD
No opium, no quinine. no chloroform. no poison.
111. 1r. unease 1co.
.3 acres.
. low as 81 per pair for ONE WEEK ONLY. Dr. Godfrey will give. you J .
fredcrlck Jenkins. Ireas.
present increase at population ma...
use at the shine rate as that of tho _ .
‘lost 80 yours, the 75,000,000110pulatiou
at the United. States will have it»
created to 130,000,000 and the surplus:
of wheat for export-will 11¢
available." The best 11,111.10 oi
icon observers in that. till i '
Britain, where most of the available
1.11111 is billed.
that the production of wheat in this
~ country is limited only by the. com-
putative prices at other products rath-
er than by possible areas for its
growth. An advance in the price of
wheat to 81.00, while corn and other
okrioulturai products remained at the
same price, would increase the supply
vastly. In Indiana the average area
devoted to wheat growing is a little
. less than 3,0W,000-acres,to corn about
[J cocaine, and to oath 8,000,000, and no
bay 2 ,,000 000. Aside from the pasture
lands Indiana has 12.000, 0110 arable
Thus it is possible to have a
wheat acreage of at .least- double the
present acreage without. embarrass-
: meat. And it would some it the de-
, mand were sniiiclent. Another con-
2.. sideratiou is that. the yield of wheat.
per acre has nearly doubled during the
last 50 years. and the best. Wheat grow-
ers have shown that by careful culti-
vation the production of wheat could
be doubled now on the present area.
‘ Hence the tears of a bread famine en-
: tertninsd by the Spectator and other
English papers are 3 ndlcss, at least.
so 1111- as the Unite , totes JisJ-con-
arable fields in Asia will be tilled when
there is need.
Booker T: Washington is one of the
able-st of colored men, and probably in
Itooi 0.8 to:
- m- 11,-.
..4
any other man to‘
aid his race.
J people who have lost faith in him,
according to a little story told by
j the Chicago Inter Ocean: "Not. long
ago, when Mr. Washington was ‘in
. Chicago, he stopped for a day at om.
'. oi the hotels. He was pointed out to
‘ William, an old waiter who had been
‘ In the hotel fora long time. William
was delighted to get a glimpse of the
great man of his race, and was never
tired of telling about it. after that.
One of the regular boarders is a
stench friend of William and a liberal
‘ tipper. ‘WIlliam,’ said the boarder
next morning, putting on a serious
‘ face, ‘I met Mr. Washington yester-
' day, and I asked him what. he thought
of tipping. lie is opposed to it.’ The
boarder stood with his baud insinuao
Ingly in his change pocket. Williain’ I
face fell and settled into despairing
gloom. ‘Woll, boss,‘ the waiter saidw
shaking his band emphatically, ‘if. (latL
is do poslshun ob Mistah Washington
l'se unat‘nbly opposed to lt.’ "
“Frequently there are inquiries made
of thcpnteut shine in regard to ashoe
tie, or self-fastening shoe string," re
marked a patent oilice examiner, “and
anything in that line, if at. all practi
cal, would produce more money than
the mines of the Klondike. Shoo mow
ufacturcrs have been on the lookout‘
for such an invention for years, and
it would be interesting to see how they
would. bid against each other for the
invention should it develop. The shat
manufacturing concerns are . repro-
scutcd. by a number (if-clover and com-
patent. attorneys. and they keep a
line that. turns up. There have been
a number of inventions in the matter
at selirtieiiig shoe strings, and pot-elm
have been issued, but they are not
meat.
. . 'l‘o koopoborse in a dark st_abie,uyo
. an agricultural oxolmagc. is cruel to
like animal and dangerous :to dis own-
‘ or. When led out the sudden chasm
. ‘ from darkness to daylight is very try
log to tho borne’ s eyes. The retina be
comes doodenod and more or less use
less, and alter a time the sight is sari
bully impaired. "The horse 1115111111 and
' J 11111911 at objectsli. no: importantly, and
,lmuny o dangerous accident has been
«caused by this mun-11151. any violour
" ’lioblt of the animal.
‘A New York doctor says: "I know of
substance strikes the points at lb:
month 1.11.1 adorn the‘ 11m. Thou who
ing them a in headache, which it
later follow: by a isvor,,aad. in 1111,1114
aim «legit: I resulted. ”
Bowers oi. no «room ’and soft drinks?
. Jtsuiai and m. rfloroitboustwioo 9a
smelly Winona that yearn-owl
W
' J‘Amoii‘g the Ainerlsano ibiis t
TN?“ stipulated em be soon hurrah
p .«J‘Tho fruit, still .591 habit-11.e
that monitors no a ml the month
we: W chain
Spectator are groundless. The condlv ‘
J tions are Went from those in Great ,
, John 13. Connor, the ’
‘ slate statistician of! Indiana, declares
MEN, WOMEN AND CHE-DRE" ‘
burned, and it might be added that vast J.
doing more than“
But ’
it. seems there are some of his own »
sharp lookout for anything in their .
practical or not susceptible ol impibve-
ij’ »
. I several girls who have died tram nip 1:
_ oping im-thrpuuhootraw. albinism
" - Manson lln sunkingdboiccuupthsohld‘
the young Women 1.1.11 111 no son and . 1
mo thumqolvooztbo ooldmania,.ciy~ -
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earth 1i JN Eli ’ -
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dread 91.111131111111111
AM“ on tile .
we announce A our-ens COLLECTION or shrinetvl New
MODELS IN oA'ri-uuo surfs roa WOMEN, moses AND oHiLoREN
IN MOHAIR AND POPLIN, INCLUDING sxcLuswe urns-s. mm:
ARI: TuoaouoHLv PRACTICAL ammo sun's; ALL nabs" WITH
vsav FULL skiers wml user HEM.
COMPLETE RANGE OF SIZES 1N NAVY, BLACK, ROYAL B, I,
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STREET.
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET. '
Waists, former price 81.50 now ............. :. .....
Walsts, former pride 81. 98. now ............ . ...... .
100 dozen Walsts. former price 82. 98, now. . . .
White Dresses, in lawn, regular prices 87. 00 up to 816. 00, now .
............. 83.08.84.089331111
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WhiteNetDresses.... ........ ................ :
White Lawn and Linen Skirts .......... ...... ”S1 .48, 8188, 9S2198
Black and Blue Brilliantlne Skirts. .. . . . ‘ .98
A few Silk and Pongee Coats, were 83 5.00, now
Dong Linen Costs in 6 styles 84.98
Girls Dresses we are almost giving away, as We must sell
gardiess of cost. Sale in both stores.
. 9.80, 81.48, 81.98, S2.
Nemo Corsets . . ...... . . .
LE lN BOTH STORES.
516 MAIN STREET, _8'I'AMFCRD. 38 SOUTH JMAIN 81., 80. DR
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ERDM A PIGGEIIY TO A PALAGE
Timber, shingles. lath. all kinda a nd nodes or beveled Stains,
and finishing lumber. All kind. 11! hard woods. Tar- paper, that. :
roofing paper. sheathing paper. Holrlnoulator and deafening 11mm,
nary and extension 1adderl. Doors. 11:111. 1111111111, interior non-o lilo ill“
lag, tut-alas, picnics. lhop iobhinn, 1.1.1.111 wort, veneered work. "
drying tooilltlu.
Mill, foot of Marshall Street.
Lumber Yard. Water Street. . . .
Prettier patterns than ever bciorc, mostly heat black effects on
white grounds. Skirts are our extra full and finished-inmost pus-i
sible mannersi
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Sizes 34 to 46 bust measure, 81.115.
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