Pure i In [3111 A1 itillBS ii iiislluutn Street. mmwwo Local News Notes. Contractor Albert R. Mulkin of It‘ltirwulk, Is on 11 business tiip to Bos- 01. Star of Columbia Circle Companions of Foresters, held a meeting inst ere» hing. Edward Daniels, at Stamford, was 11 visitor with 1elatives in South Nor- walk yesterday. Howard l’icrson, of East avenue, 1Nor,walk has just purchased a new » Buick automobile. Howard A. Montgomery of Norwaik, was a visitor in New York yesterday and visited Couey island. -—Sot’t Hats, Soft Hats. O’Brien. A number of launches have been on- tered for the races at the Norwsik Yacht Club, tomorrow afternoon. «Earl Fills, of Providence, R. i., is visiting Everett H. Sipperley, of 74 West. avenue, South Norwulk. mitosebali tomorrow, Amusement Park. Norwalks vs. Philadelphia (limits, champion colored team of the world. Morris M. Norton has had the house in [owe street, occupied by Mrs. Fran sin 8. Conley and family, repainted. Mr and Mrs. F. Ketcham and dough- tor, Miss Ketcham, of Boston, are so- journing for a short time at the Nor- wnlk Hotel. A son was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. McGregory of North M11111 street. Mrs. MoGregory was formerly Miss Daisy Boyd. Mrs. Charles 0. Jelliffe and daugh- ter, Mrs. Robert Monroe Perry, of Southport, were guests of friends in South Norwaik, yesterday. Stephen Bray clerk at the Norwalk postoflice is spending part of his in.- cation at Fort Wright, Fisher's Island, as be is 11 member of Compiiny D. A number of the members of Com- panies D and F‘. who were unable to go to camp for the entire ten days, will have for Fort Wright. Fisher’s island Monday. —C. & K. Stiff Hats. O‘Brien. Harrie Rider bus as his guests on his launch Molly, this afternoon his fellow members of the board of school visitors. A sail about the islands is the feature of the afternoon. Miss Alice Rockwell, or mdgefield. who has been visiting in West Haven, has returned to Norwnlk and is at present. a guest at the home oi“ Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilson, in Elm street. Hurry St. Orinond, who has been working,1 nights in the baggage room of the South Norwulk railroad station, has gone on days, and Frederit k Robin son, of East Norwulk, is at work nights. AWWWYM Hush 1111111111.: High Rolls, N.Y is visitln xfriends in Winut‘ps'ult , Mr. and Mrs. 13111111 Reynolds oi Spring street, are the proud parents of ii imitpound boy. ' Dr. Ward 3. Gregory has returned health, Miss Jennie Farrell has returned to aWliinipiiuk. , visiting friends in Chestnut street. South Norwalk. has returned to her home in New York. M1111. Hannah 10. Vosburnh, of Jer- “Arid City, iiiiti daughters, il‘liiii diiti died . ai‘e guests of. Attorney and Mrs. George H. Vosburgh. Miss Mary M. Ilohannnn, of Siam- ford, was one. of several young women who took vows 11111 11111111 yesterday at Mount St. Joseph's Convent, Hartford. Mrs. Peter F. Burns and children and Miss Mary Murphy, of Eiifit ave trip to Providence, Newport and other New Engl and. A routine business meeting of the South Norwsik Congregational Church was held last night. Business affairs were gone over and reports rend show ing 1111 entirely satisfactory financial condition in the thumb. ’l‘he Norwalk will pin their faith to- inorrow afternoon on Jack McGiutbs pitching wing. The game promises to be a decidedly interesting one as the Norwniks cross buts with the famous Phlladelphln Giants, a very strong lig- giegution of colored players The Horton- Murray disposes. case in Wilton will: on yesterday and was 11d- journed until next Monday It is being henrd before Justice W. F. J. Hubbell. All yesterday uas devoted to the tes- timony of on witness. ri‘he parties at interest are represented by the law firm of Huributt and Davis and Judge Edward M. Lockwood of Nor.wa1k Bonner Council Daughters of Liber- ty held 11 meeting last evening. Suit has been brought by Anna A Jackson of East Norwnik to recoi'cr 11 grocery and meat bill of $60 and pro peity of the defendant Mrs. Julie, A. Hoyt has been attached by Sheriff Sculiey. The (use was . brought tbiough Attorney Linxwelier and is 10- turnubie before lustlce oi the Peace William A. Grifi'en, Jr. Mayor Wallace Dunn and Chairman James T. Hubbeli, of the Finance De- pertinent, of the City of Nor walk, took 11 little ,iniini 11p to Boston Wednesday with 31.1000 worth of municipal secu rities. The latter were refunding bonds to the amount stated, which were sold by Blodgett, Merritt and Company, oi" the i-.iub Mayor Dunn and Chairman Hubbell decided to look Boston over 11 bit and remained over \esteiduv, tnk lug trips to vaiious points of interest They rcpoit thnt the city is handsome- ly decorated for the Old Home week exercises, which begin Sunday, .Iiily 28th. May 01 Dunn has received 1111 invitation from Mnyor Fitzgerald of Boston to attend the ceremonies. CAMELOT CASTLE OUTING. Members Visited Coney island in Com- pany With Rev. J. B. Werner. It was 11 fine outing that the boys "M " of Cnmelot Castle, Knights of King Arthur, of Grace Church, Norwuik, bud yesterday. About twenty-five members of the Castle participated in the dnys' sports. The affair was in charge of the rector, Rev. James Ben- ton Werner. The delegation boarded 11. special our attached to the 9:31 train for New ——ancbnii tomorrow, Amusement. Pmk. Norwalks vs. Phiiudciphiu' Giants, champion colored team of the. “'(lii.(i Letter Currier George K. Nicker- son. of Norwnik, Is enjoying his un- mml vacation. Mr. Nickerson is ill. present in Philadelphia. During his 11b- s1111c11, John W. Greenwood is substitut- ' ing for him. Mi. nud Mrs. H. I. Buttery and daughter. Miss Nisiolliuitciy. of Writ viloo N. Y.. his guests at the Norwnlk iiotci Mr. and Mrs. ilntterys son formerly attended the Norwaik Uni- versity School in blunt avenue. Miss Helen Fills, of Providence. It. 1., who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. 111 N. Sipperiy, of West avenue. returned home Sunday, in Mr. Sip- perly’s Winton touring cur, acconipun- led by E. N. Sipperiy and sons Elbert 11ml it‘verctt. The members of Buckingham Wo« man's Relief Corps, of. Norwalk, will make their annual trip to Weston, 111 I111. the guests for 11 day of Mrs. 011111111 next Wednesday. The ladies will 110 11110 return by c111ryuii,stnrtiiig iii :1 11 in Panama Hats. 0 Iiiien Mr. and Mrs. John A. Moulgoiumny 11rrlvr1d home in Norwuik lust night from l’hliudt‘dphiu. where they wont to 111w il111111r11mouies in connectlin‘i with the iiilk' 11 convention, The)! reporti that the bout is iiiiiy up to the tclc- ' 11mph repoits sent out from tbut city. (illulou (louimoudery. Knights T11111- plar. oi waaik. will hold 11 couclitvu tonight at Masonic Temple. corner of Wu“ 11ml isuucs streets. The financial details of the recent. trip to Scrotum, to attend the. triennial couciuvo‘of, the Knights Templar of the United States will be cleared up at this time. There will be an interestoing new comer in the launch moon of the Nor- wuik Yurnt Club tomorrow afternoon in La Manolo, Samuel Lyncs' new speed bout. lui Manolo s 24 horse- -po wer Puntinrd engine is being tuned up for tho 11vciit,11ml it is expected that she will fill/e 11 good account of herself. Chocolates 1131373311 113111 1.1. A 251 sum-111111111 corp-11111111 PMriptlou Dropouts. Ymk yesterday morning lei New Ymk and upon 111 rivnl in the city the Aquarium was first visited. The tiip wus then taken up for Coucy island for dinner and the. Iiiyt‘itld attractions of the grant summer resort. ihirinc,r the. afternoon the party "did up” 1.1mm Pork and in the evening Dreamland was visited. The return home its made on the midnight ii‘tiin out of ow York. W GIFT OF JOHN HAYS HAMMOND. The lnsl. machinery has been placed in Hammond boil the new Yule methi- lurgicnl inbrntory. 'l‘bo lubraiory was presented to Yule two yours ligo by John iinys Huumuind the former South Al'rlcnu minim; engineer. He is new bond of tho dcpnrtincut of mining engineers ut Yule. 'l'in1 siieffleld Selen- iific School has the only complete cou- cenirutlug plant of its kind in the country. ERIE TRAIN WRECKED. F‘l.MlllA, N. Y.. July ill. —-Erlc iiulii No t3,wbi1i1 loft Jtlliitiy City 111 7. 30 p.111.yoslerd11y. ciushod into 11 switch outline iii 3. 00 o clock this moining in this city. 'i‘hr.1 iiromitn of the switch engine was slightly injured. Both engines Wt‘lt.‘ puitialiy demolish ed mid traffic was delayed I01 hours. JANUARY RELngeFD FROM PRIB. P‘Oii'l‘ l PIA ViviNii’fllt'l‘il. Kain. July ill. «William .l11111111ry,aiias (Iiurlcs W. Anderson, for whose pmdon .10 011 poisons petitioned, wus released from the federal prison Inn-11 today. Ander- son returned to Knuuns City, where he will engage in business. W SATURDAY SALE OF SHEET MUOIO. 101: A COPY. When the Bluebirds Nest Auuia Sweet Nellie (lruy. When the Orioles Come North Again, Since You (lulled Mo Dsurle, When the Economic Kiss- ed the Daisies on the Hill, When the Flowers 1111111111 in Springtime. Meet Me 8W11et Kathleen in Honeysuckle Time, And 11' Little Child Eiluill Lem! Them, in the Evening by the Moon light Deni Louise, and 100 others. COLEMAN’S iii Nil-til 111111 11 3:." ”mo Nor-mill w» loath 11111111111111 pf . rim 11111111111 11. I A Minna! till» 1 I3 ,m'luihimihofio to Norwulk from n sereral months stay 2’ at Saranac Lake end is in excellent ': her home in High Fails, N. Y., after u ‘ couple of woekc’ visit with friends in j 1111171111111. O'Rlley who has been I“ nue, have returned from a. pleasant , points in the south eastern sections of : Unusual Style. , , Suits deserve their well-won taint their shaph indefinitely under hardest lisp c, a virtue possessed by no other outing clothes we it w. P1111111? , is Our price range for cool suits, involving suits of ' homespun, flannel, tropical worsted and thin sergfi. in the season’ 11. approved models. We also show. the smartest wide-hip outing trousers in town, in a variQ cry of pleasing stripe patterns in homespun, Wool crash and worsted, $2. 50 to $5.00. i For vacation goers we provide every needed thing in wears, from but to hose, and good luggage to pack things' in. ' . 14 South Main Strict. Telephone 01111 632-2. GOOD GRAIN—GOOD SERVICE. Quality first. There‘s no other way to build 11 great Grain business. No mutter how little the price, if the 1 thing is mean youiion't want it. In buying groin and food it's not so important to save money do to gettho host-«but, here you can do both. ,Buy Oats Thais Clean. MANUEL T. HATCH. M. «I‘- MA Aseptic Drinking CUps, Just the thing for 11 Picnic , 3) for 10 cents " I Wm. P Beers’ Book and Stationery Stores. . 49 Wall St., Norwalk., 6 South Main St., South Norwaik Fish. F ish SOFT CRABS; WEAK FISH, 10c; FLAT FIBH,101:; PORGIES, 10c; swoso FisH. HALIBUT, BUTTER FISH, con, MACKEREL, LOB- srsns. ' Cutblll’s Bridge Fish Market ASTORAGEI» Furniture, Pianos, Machinery LARGE,WELL-VENTILATED BUILDINGS FOR THE STORAGE OF EV- ERY CLASS OF MERCHANDISE. LOW RATE OF inserts/mos. 38111910111131.06- ti WATCHMAN. YOU GO AWAY tiring Your Valuables to Us and We Will 181111 that "my the lion Safe Until You Return. THE SOUTH N0: TRUST Packages son for 50 Cents a liltinlli. , Raspberry is 11 very nice one. There , Cream Soda: are also, line on a. hot ‘IiiO cost of the undertaking. , of Pittsburg', was the first man to lemto Always being the some good quality and absolutely fresh every time you buy. vou CAN KEEP COOL by drinking our Fruit Phosphate. Limo Juice and are plenty of others. Sunrises and ice day. FOR YOUR SHOPPING LIST—- Tooth Brushes and Deutrilices, Hair Brushes, Combs. Toilet Soaps, ’l‘uicum Powders, Manicure Supplies, Diugs, Stationery, etc. i 111 “dlh illi llllirl P11111111, THE PRESCRIPTION "'0er TIL. 151—1. FREE DELIVERY SERVICE. a 'I'OOAY iN WALL STREET. WALL srrnnn'r, 10:10 a. nix-009.111 lug prices of stocks were higher than last night with the greatest activity and strength centering in the recent favorites. Union Pacific rose 1% 11nd St. Paul, Great Northern pfd. and Reading =34.” Outside of these stocks the dealings were small. WAIL STREET, ii a 1n. ——Prlces made further gnius with niodeiute ac- tiiity in the trading. Amalgamated Copper Ameiicau Smelling and Kan- sas and Texas advanced 1%, and St. Phui. Great Northern, pfd., Reading, American Locomotive and New York Air iirnko 1 to 11A. WALL STREET, Noon—The ad~ venue was resumed with some. show of animation especlully in the Northwes- tern Ruiiroud group. Great Northern ptd. rose 2%. Northwestern 2, Union Pacific, St. Piiui and Delaware & Hud- son 13", American Smelling 1%, Rend- ing and U. S. Rubber 1%, Southern Pacific 1%, Grout Northcdn Ore Certi- ficates, Northern Pacific, Canadian Pacific, chnusyivunin, N. Y. Centre), and v.9 ... Steel 1 or more. There were fractional lL‘t‘iLiiOIiS at noon Bonds were steady. ‘ WALL S'i REET, 1 p. iii.~—Tbe incr- ketu was dull during the noon hour with piices suspended slightly below the best. U. S. Expyess rose 2% and American Tobacco pm 1. St. Louis and Southwestern declined 1%. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Cilf‘ford»~.l. ii. 'i‘iiylor, Mrs. .l. N. Williamson. R. P. Vitiuud. \\'.li.l1‘icumiov, S‘.1i.W,iII111t New Yoikfi. L. It. Yeition. White Plains N. \’.:I ..A (him (‘.S. i’iko,H;11ifoid; F. T. iiiu'nos, I3. I“. Ostraudcr. F. M. Iieckcr, Iloston: James C. Ringwtilt. Mr. and Mrs. G. Siaiiton, Springfield; Joseph \i'right. “'oonsnckoi; William Goodwin, Amsicrduni. N. i Mahackemo—M. R. Henry, J. M. Dalton, Boston; A. C. Kuorr, A. E. Vv’iiiciiosior. Lewis R. iiurlbiiit, South Norwuili: J. Michael 'l‘odd, Bangor, N. Y.; Horace 0. Case, Hartford; 1.. C (7. Morris. E. Staples, New York; .I. Ii. Dunno, New anon; Mrs. 11‘. II. Jor- duu, Stevenson. Ct: Mrs. M. Cox. Stamford: ii. M. Jones, S. M. Klein, S11111i1h1gilsb, Louis Payne, Eugene Weber, New York. RECENT ARRIVAL 0F VESSELS. SABIJB iSlniND, N. 8., July 10.— Stcamcr Columbia, from Glasgow 11nd Movilio for New York, iron in wire less communication with tho Marconi siuilon here when 130 miles oust of this point M7 11. in. Will probably dock 111111111 2 ii. iii. Sunday. SIASCONSIGT, Muss, July iii.-—-'l‘ho sioumer l’airiclu, from Hamburg, Boulomie and Plymouth for New York, the station here when 130 miles east of Nantucket Lightship 11i. Ii 11, n1. Will probably dock about 10 11. 111. Saturday. TEACHERS NOT INTERESTED. The decision at Yale to glvo up the summer school is due to the fact. that there 111111 not pupils enough to Justify it Iimi been hoped (but enough Connecticut tom-bets would 11tt11n1l to wuriuni.ili11 outiuy, but ciihci there was uucxpect ed Intillfermico or too muny went to other schools, such on thui of Colum- bin which often-.0 the uttincilnons of 11 111111111 city 1111 clement I11 the piobicni Wiii(il. appeals to mow young people who IIVo In sum“ 11111111111 ”1.111 In uiwui‘s 1 onionilwrcd Wan-rd LALLY WINS ECLIPSE STAKES. LONDON, .illiy illuw'i'ho liltiiijuic 1011111111 ten thousand soverigus, distan- eo about one mile and 11 quarter, for three 11ml four you 111 tilde, were run 111 tiuudowne i’aik Iodny, and won by W. it. i’uicfoys chestnut colt. Lolly. W. iiuu‘u Sinner was second, 11111] Lbrd lios1.1’1i1uri,vs il11/.1inian wuu ililid. lio- veu homes 11111111111. Saucy was 11 111.1 favorite. WW MINE 8088 MURDERED. CUMBERLAND. Mil. .11in ill.—- Charles Hood killed It. ill Cllnsun 11 mine boss of Rowlesburg, W. Vin, at 01111111110, Md, yesterday, by striking him over the bond with 11 cutsup not. lie, because, it is alleged, Christin had made on offensive remark coucernin1 the Wife of Hood The Iiitter ha been 111111111111 but 11 few days. its was arrested. AUTO RUN FROM GAN'I'ON TO IMI‘I’IBURO CANTON, 0., July 19.111wl’hiiip Flynn, 0111111011 this morning with his car in the (hidden Automobile tourist. con- tent. The shirt. was made at: 7 o'clock. 'i‘ns confetti path mnrlti’fi'g cur started an hour before birth. The run soiled died for smiley is from here to Pitt» G. S. llich- . ‘ unison, ti, Durant, C. Strauss, Mr. and wus in wireless communication with Blotting is 01111 loo 1n lentils 1111111 this 081013 SHIRTS enlist iii. iililiiiil‘ palm our prices will seem fair quality \ 1 98 Washington Street. i a...— ’VI and finishing lumber. mating paper, sheathing paper. nary and extension ladders. drying taciiitiem 1 Lumber Yard. .Water Street. Authoring iii 11111. I111 Blotting rinil 111111 Stiles :: 11111 Prices 31111. values that ililiii Ileiei 1111111 iliidiui ‘ 111 1111111 11111111111111 Elsinore 111111 of II 140111531111“ I111 111.111.111.11111111‘111 Anew arrival at 11111111 patterns in Siliiiliii iliiiiiiii 1 0111 801111 iiiii showing 1111111 1111 ilelicale Summer titanium. ' mesh II.11deiweii expensive it first, but listing and couliiliiiill 111111 of 11111 811111 Ileiiiilment iilll 1111111.. 111111111 toil and cominriahie shoes will 1111 mm 11111111.. 1111i Prices Clothing 811111 '1. \ 1 HEADsTO-FOOT, OUTFITTERS .Ai.‘.1.. ”I, M 165's- THE union 8. 1111111100. -<1Lumber and ‘Mill Work for Eveiuiiilngbf FROM A 11111115111 TO A PALACE. ‘ Timber, shingles. lath, all kinds and grades of beveled Siding. looting All kinds of hard woods. Tor paper. flint mm : Hair insulator and deafening papers, ordlc- ‘ Doors, sash. blinds, interior house trim In Pine, Redwood, Cypress, Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and-11111113111111» lug, turning, planing, shop Jobbing, cabinet work. veneered work. "Kiln? Mill, foot of Marshall Street. lot: lll' 11111111101111 I111 11111111111111 Blends celebrated 1111111 111111111 111 Alhe wear. ANTIW South Norwalk.‘ Conn. P Telephone 46-3". I ' Telephone 46-11. ~ 55: I”! "V wintei. core and pains. u caiefui and polite driver. feet satisfaction. Telephone 450. Coaifiouci. 5:” Buying coal in the summer is just as sensible us gathering do. We are not rushed with orders and have more timé to take extra . ' We screen our coal tree from dust and dirt and deliver b Order your coal from us. A ‘ THE HARRIS &GANS COMPAN it will give your pet'- 68 Water Street. on Washington Street 0 m Products of This State Will 30 Ex- hibited at Chicago. Since l-lowurd Brewer of Hoclmnum won the first award in lost year's corn contest many New England fur- mers has begun to think that this part of the countiy can compete with the west and south in corn of any variety says the iinitfoid Commit. Mr. Dre wer effectively exploded the old fashioned theory that dent corn could not he successfully ruined in Connecti- cut and be has bad :1 large demand for need. What is now attracting the atten- tion of groweis who time taken on com is the National Coin exposition to be held in Chlcuuo from October ii to ill at which words aggregating over $100,000,000 will be made for the best corn from all sections, The contest is not limited to the dent variety, but all kinds will buve 11. chance at the pi Iron. lonncciivuts sweet corn has always held its own in competition and the flint variety, which has been extensively srowu herodmuin, has been developed into 11 very fine 111111111. ‘iPEDLAR" PALMER CENTENGED. Gets PM Year- for Causing Death of Robert Chant. LONDON. July iii—~"Pediar" 1111 tour the liiigllsh pugiilst, has been sen- tenced to this years’ penal servitude for having caused the death 0! Robert, Ghost 11 m house sicker of Dept» 1:11.11 [110M indictment for manslaughter was returned 11 slush Palmer by the dull lord Gran Jury three days and. On April 24th this your Pointer 11nd sno- tlior man were arrested on suspicion of having caused the death of Ghoul. Client‘s body was found In a railway our from Epsom litter the moss. P111: liner is alleged to have struck Ghost several him because he refused to 5111121111111 112111111 $41001I°1134..; W11?” .meh Prime, , VEGETABLESM ~ J. w. DODGE, CONN ECTICUTchN RAISE GOOD fullest extent. Tilers Wlilbo stop singing £31311 rekucstedm f _ hiwv Meats South Nonvalk A 1 and 11 1: All night.” The Novcrswents, or Bridgepo rt. that organization of congenial Cniriih who have adopted the motto “AI viii travel through life let. us llv by thizi w,"uy ure anticipating a d Idlitfili time next Thursday attempt),- wh‘én they will have the first of three Illii‘iv nicr outings on the farm in Greenfield 11111 of County Commissioner Chilean“ Dense. Nelson Freskour. the club ate 11rd,- ls violating one of the prin ll of the club there days by aw 1111 the chief mogul of the ”#111 Wl lll um i". Burnlmni m gran ward Freshour a dispensutlon, sweat without running” of losing his members sip. .mv ration is 11111111611 by the niobium“ ll ruugemonts which are bein rule for the entertainment at the ‘5 11111111. Commissioner Pearle is thii’ tilt and he hue arranged for 11 pronumm which the club members will 6111031.me us bull and other games 11d fitfimbuken with everything that! make such a (can commit. urvsy orchestra will providsjiniisifli 911-11 outing will be “all to the the Nevsrmsuts know how most. fun out of Mich 1111 B wunr now YOU 111111111: it, Yesterday, when the 11111111111. tenses younui My“ entered the 0113111 rotirinmoomitt the 1‘s station and proceeded 00.111111141111111 stadium. giving til-m 11. visors sucking, and then minced she was 1mm“ out». In. Cl who had 11111111111111!» cur-ding, 1111111ch her the 111111an my rsplodr “The meniscus. on W Amuse:
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