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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Clearing
this afternoon; fair tonight and Sun‘
day. The disturbance that was central
over Lak Superior yesterday morn-
ing has oved eastward and is now
central near Montreal. it is producing
cloudy weather with light lecal show-
ers in the eastern portion of the Lake
region and New England. A ridge of
high pressure in the Mississippi valley
is producing pleasant weather in the
central and western sections. Tile
weather, in this vicinity will be cloudy
with be cloudy with light local show-
ers today, followed by clearing tonight
and Sunday and Monday will be pleas-
ant with high temperature.
...—...
Miss Edith Waiter of Mount V’elnon
is the guest of Miss Eloise Bylngton,
of Holden avenue.
Wheeler & Wilson's full brass band
will be at Roton Point, afternoon and
evening, tomorrow.
Souvenirs free at the Union Pacific
Tea Company today.
Representative and Mrs. ira F. Hoyt
and family, of Derby, are stopping at
Pine Point for a few days.
The employees or the Hutchinson.
Pierce and Cole shirt factory, Norwalk
are having a. two weeks vacation.
E. Richmond Byington. of Flushing,
I, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. B. Boys, of Boldeu avenue, Nor~
walk.
Outing suits of unusual stvlos at
Rogers & Stevens. See ad. ’
Howard A. Montgomery will begin
a two Weeks vacation from his duties
at the Comstock Clothing Company‘s
store, Norwalk, this evening. Mr.
Montgomery will probably take a trip
to Montreal.
A party of about twentyfive Nor-
waik and South Norwalk young men
will go to iluy Island tonight, to spend
Sunday. The party has secured two
launches to transport them to and
from the island.
Grocery specials will be found ill
the United Grocery Company‘s ad.
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Beers, of
Elmcrcst are expected home Monday
from Maine. They have been guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Fox, at Heron Is-
land. and have also been visiting other
poillts of interest,
Mrs. Henry l-loffmuu. Miss Bessie
Hoffman. Mrs. E. F. Smith, Mrs. Wil-
ilnlu Moore, Mrs. Frederick I;- Byxbce,
and Miss May Q. Smith, will start
Monday morning on a two weeks so-
journ at Ocean Grove N. J.
Cockenoe Tribe, 1. O. R. M.; of Nor-
walk. held a regular meeting last
night, but nothing was done regarding
the proposition to hold 11 big cxmrsion
to ('ylouc Island on Labor Day. The
nluttcl may be brought up later.
Atcording to The Commercial Rc~
cord time were eleven sales of real
estate in The Norwalks, last week,
with illorlguges of $40,350. For the
iilird week in .luiy, 1900, there were fit-
teen sales, with mortgages of $2,800.
William Schultz. of Plymouth nvc
nue. Norwnlk IH outplayed at the hut
factory of Pike and McLaughlin In
Danilury. which was partially destroy-
ed by fire 'l‘l1ursday night It's the re
suit of the explosion of the condenser
The Miners Hammond and Markin-
tosh and Mounts llulnmond and horn-
Joy, sailed up from New Rochelle Wed
destiny and attended the dance at the
Knob and spent the night 111: the guests
of Miss isubci Aller. of West street.
The members of the linraco Clash,
of the 101101 Avenue Methodist Church
enjoyed a pleasant sail last evening
to Long Beach in H. J i-‘llpaonu
launch After the still they were on
tertalned at luncheon at Mr. lilpuon's
residence.
A deriilicatc of incorporation was
filed Ill the office of the stole secretary
yesterday by the Suivok Home C(im
puny. of Bridgeport. Tile company
Will conduct a real estate business
its capital is 92,000 and business will
be started with that amount
W
All of the members of Buckingham
Womnns Relief Corps. of Not-walk.
who intend to so on the annual outing
to Weston. next Wednesday. when the
day will he spent with Mrs. Turncy,
are requested to notify the corps secrc
my. Ml‘Nu. M. J. Sherwood. of Chestnut
Ate Yonlnsnrod 7'
Against 1111:
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Lincoln (700179“ 0. U A. M. hold a
meeting last evening. .
Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. (7119911111111,
of West avenue. will spend the month
Ottd 1111.10.11.19 City Hotel barber,
has moved to one of Francis Lemon-
geill's apartment-houses In Hamilton
avenue.
Mrs. William L. lilasoer and Miss
Tinsel liiiascer, of West Main street,
Norwaik, were visitors in Bridgeport
yesterday.
‘Mrs. James ii‘. Hall, of Norwalk,
will preside at the organ at Trinity
Church, while Organist Edward Sims
is away on his tour abroad.
Nor-walk Camp, No. 54. Woodmen
of the World, held a regular meeting
last night. Eight applications for
membership were voted on favorably.
Tile police have the pocketbook that
was found by a young man named Fay
at Roton Point some days ago, but as
yet no claimants hve appeared. Tile
book has a sum of money in it.
Some big catches of fish have been
made at. iletts’ saw mill pond, ill Nor-
walk, as the result of drawing off
the water. Eels. suckers and piokcrel
have been lauded ill large quantities.
-—Soi't liats, Soft liuts. O'l'lrion.
Music for dancing at the Knob this
evening will be furnished by Liuxwei-
lei-'s orchestra, of South Norwalk.
This is the regular night for Spel-
del's orchestra, but Leader J. 10. Spei~
del has not yet recovered from the
effects of a broken hand.
It is probable that the big clum-
bake which Norwalk Aerie, Fraternal
Order of Eagles is planning will be
held at Schmidt's grove in Cranbury
Sunday, August 25th. in addition to a
mostel' bake, there will be a number
of interesting sporting events includ-
ing rulling races and probably :1 basc~
ball game.
Jolm Neugcbauer, Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph itcmliu, of Wcsiport; John Koch—
ier, Lars J. Johnson and Gus Mag-
ucr have returned from the ldlk's‘ cou-
vcnlioll ill Philadelphia. They report
having had “the LIIIH' of their lires."
Garrett Jordan suilcd today for the
Emerald isle. Otiiccr 'l‘oolhill nccom
panled Garrett to the steamer and saw
hilll oil.
~11. & K. suit liars. '0'111-1911.
Frederick E. inekwood, George L
Lockwood and Councilman lionry Mn~
theis, of Noerk, took an uulomobilc
trip to i'lridgeport, yesterday afternoon.
Before starting, in order lo hoop as
cool as possible, Councilman Mnthois
rolled up his sleeves. Now he is sor~
ry, for ills arms will cause llinl lunch
unpleasuutness for several days.
The Smoke llousc baseball icum. of
which William L. illusocr, of Norwalk.
is manager. is scheduled to go to liar
ion this afternoon and play the team
representing lllai. place. Two weeks
ago those teams played an interesting
contest, Durlcll winning by the score
of i to 0. Next week the Smoke
l-iousc nine has a game with a strong
Port (‘Ilcsicr aggregation, In IIlt' luilcr
place.
Panama llais. ()‘llrlcn.
As yet. no reports have come from
Fort Wright to the effect that any
raw recruits III the Norwalk 111lilt.lll‘y
companies have bul‘li sent out. after
sections of u skirmish line. ()llt‘gtitii-
dlcr wrote home that he had to Wait
untll’d o'clock Wednesday afternoon
before getting a bite to cut. and that
he is considerably disappointed with
the camp life on F‘isllvrs island.
-Time is now to build that bout
Knockdown frames. all sizes and dc-
siglls, at St. John's, South Norwulk.
Willis ii. Sellock's grout half yearly
clothing sale began this morning.
Prices are cut so deeply that It does
not seem miscible that Mr. tit-llcclt's
stock of high grade clothing (21111 last
long. Although there ale two full
months of summer ahead, it is invaria-
ble ruin of this store at this time 111
lilo your to offer the entire Hilltk of
men s and boys' clothing :11 the gleul
est price reduction and dispose of fill
light weight (lolhlng. Thcle are also
many bargains in furnishings
GRACE BAPTIST CONCERT.
There will be :1 concert. tomorrow
afternoon at 8:30 o’clock. in llriu-l-
lluptlut Church. Mrs. D. S. Thomas
will give a solo: Miss Kate Wilson,
recitation: Miss Mamie i’lrilier, read-
ing: .lumcn Fuller. recitation, 'I‘oduy
anti Tomorrow: Miss idn V. Ilaitlc.
reading: Miss Lucy 'l‘ilton. reading:
Vera Wilson. solo, Palm llruneIu-s;
John W. Taylor, lecture; Miss Lillie
Willie, solo: Mr». W. (.‘l. Minion. ad-
dress. Miss l’irthcr is chairman oi'
the eonunlltno having the chair in
charge. and .1. i0. iiopklnn assistant.
SATURDAY SALE OF SHEET
MUSIC.
10:: A COPY.
When the Bluebirds Nest Again
Sweet Nollie (irity, When the Orioles
(lolno'Norlh Again, Binds You (lulled
Mo Donnie. When the Builbenms Kiss-
ed the Daisies on the Hill. When the
Flowers bloom in Springtime. Meet
Me Bwoet Kathleen in Honeysuckle
Time, And a Little Child Shall Load
Them. in the Evening by the Moon-
, 0511117291: 11011199, and 100 others.
of August at Bridgewater. this state. . ‘
M1111: lloheeon Morrow. reading; MIIIH‘
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0f Unusual Style.
Our Outing Suits deserve their well-won Inputs-
. tion as being the bestllooking and best fitting thin '
suits sold in this tom}. They are made by the same
"skilled tailors that make all our clothing, and they re-
tain their shape indefinitely under hardest usage,a
virtue possessed by no other outing clothes we know.
111.11.99.50 to $15.00
is 3111' price range for cool suits, involving suits of
homespun, flannel, tropical worsted and thin" serge, in
the season’s approved models. We also show the
smartest Wide-hip outing trousers in town, in a vari-
ety of pleasing stripe patterns in homespun, wool
crash and worsted, $2.50 to $5.00. ‘
’b' Jill
For vacation goers we provide every needed thing
in wears, from hat to hose, and good luggage to pack
things inf” '
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1’4 South Main Street.
Telephone Call 632-2.
GOOD GRAIN—GOOD SERVICE. "2
Quality first. There's no other way to build a great
Grain business. No matter how little the price, if the
thing is mean you don‘t want. it. in buying grain and ‘
food it‘s not, so important to save money as to 30th the
best-but, here you can do both. V ‘
‘Buy Oats That: Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
16. .
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Aseptic Dnnkmg Cups
Just the thing for 9 Picnic.
‘ Z) for 10 cents. . '
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Wm. P. Bee rs
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St., Norwalk. 6 South Main St, South Norwalk
Fish. Fish.
SOFT CRABS; WEAK FISH, 10c; FLAT FISH, 100: POROIES,
16c; SWORD FISH. HALIBUT, BUTTER FISH, COD, MACKEREL, LOB-
STERS.
Illlllill’s Budge Fish Mallet
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«STORAGE»
Furniture, ' Pianos, Machinery
LARGE, WELL-VENTILATED BUILDINGS FOR THE STORAGE 0F EV-
ERY CLASS OF MERCHANDISE.
LOW RATE OF INSURFANOI.
Raymond Bros.
YOU GO AwAv
WATCHMAN.
they Ate K0111 Safe Until You 11111111.
THE SOUTH NI;
Bring Your Valuables to Us and W0 Will 800 11111
and
buy.
YOU CAN KEEP goal. by drinking
our Fruit Phosphate. Limo Juice and
Raspberry is a. very nice one. There
are plenty of others. Sundae: and ice
Cream Sodas are also line on a hot
day.
.‘FOR YOUR SHOPPING LIST——
Tooth Blushes and Dentriflces, Hair
Brushes, Combs, Toilet Soaps, Talcum
Powders, Manicure Supplies, Drugs,
Stationery, etc. . .. ,
ll: 1111011111111,
THE PRESCRIPTION ITORI.
TIL-11H
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
C'AMP I8 READY FOR USE.
Formal inspection by Assistant Quar-
termaster General.
NIANTIC, July 20.—-—Assistant Quar-
termaster General Wise, of Hartford,
was at the state camp grounds Thurs-
day iookillg after the work being done
by Captain George A. Owned and his
men. Tile work Is progressing satis-
factorily. The grass has all been cut
and stored in the barns and the tents
for the governor alld'stui‘f and all com-
misioned officers have been ,put up.
All the arrangements for the sol-
diel‘s will be completed before tonight.
The military companies from different
sections of the state will all be In
camp and ready for duty before Mon-
day noon.
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POPE PIUS HAD A VISION.
ROME, July 20.——A member of the
linpc's household, ill 1111 interview pub~
' lished here, says Pope Pius hesitated
somewhat before he took the grave
step of ordering the publication of the
syllabus with regard to the so-callcd
modernism ill the faith, but that all his
doubts were removed by a miraculous
apparition of the Blessed Virgin, which
extended Its hand in a gesture of bone-
dicilon and encouragement over his
head as if ill answer to his prayer
for heavenly guidance, and that the
pontiff thereupon rose from his knees
and signed the decree.
WILL OF THEODORE TILTON.
NEW YORK, July .20.—-—Tl1e will of
Theodore ’l‘litou, whose suit, years ago,
against Rev. Henry Wald Beecher
brought both men unpleasant notmi
cty, has b1 e11 led fol probate Ilt‘ie. Mr,
Tilton died in Paris, for some time his
home, on May" ..5 last, but ill his will
he describes himself as domiciled in
New York city. Harold C. Bollard, the
executor, stated that Mr. Tllton left
no real estate, and that his personal
property did not exceed $3,000. Every-
thing beyond what is required for fun-
erni and other expenses is to he di-
vided bclwccn Tilton‘s two daughters,
Florence, widow of William H. Pollen,
of Brooklyn, and Alice, wife'of John
is. Cundiu, of Chicago,
BOYERTOWN BANK CLOSED.
WASHINGTON. July 20 —~—The Farm.
crs' National Bank of Boyerlou "pa
was today ordclod closed by the comp-
tioller of the currencl ur-pn a leport
of National Bank Examiner Binghnm,
showingit to ho Insolvent J. W Sco-
iieid, bunk examiner has been appoint.
ed lccclver. Tile bank has a. capital or
900, 000.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
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TIME TABLE.
In Effect: Juno 2, 1907.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK 1:011
NEW YORK.
A. M.—-12:60x. 5:14x, 5:41x, 5:55x,
6: 011:, 0:16, 6:60, 0:50, 7:5411, 8:18x,
8. 40, 8: 48x, 9:113, 9: 3111, 9: 53, 10: 55:,
11: 01 11: 1.0 x.
P. M.:——12 52x,1.10.1:45x,2:56x.
8: 20:, 8: 27, 6: 09!, 5: 38. 5: 55!, 6: 251:.
(i: 40. '6. 68!, 7: 1211, 7:54x, 9:671. 10: 82,
Sundays.
A. M.—-12:52x, 6114:, 5:41, 8:57,
9: 49x
P. lids-«:12 55x, 21471.2:5517, 5: 98
56621:. 7:00, 7:18, 7:54:11, 8.2511, 9: 5711
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A, M.:——12 00x, 12: 09x, 4: 54:, 5. 45,
0: 55, 8. 01. 8:03, 8:40 9:00x, 9: 14:,
10:04, 11:00x, 11:03.
P. M.--12.08, 1104,1180, 1:49, 2. 00!,
2' 6.8, 8:811. 4.02:, 4: 05, 4:15x, 4: 32,
5: 0211, 6. 09, 6' 26, 6: 00!, 0:02, 7:10.
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: 9:10,10:44x,11:
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P. M.:-«0 44, 7:0011, 811811.914“.
SOUTH NORWALK To DANBURY.
1A.“ Mull: 90. 9: 89, 10: 9011.
99nd syn.
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8t.:--1 95, 9. 89 (Saturday only),
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8010an is 1111010003 1111111103 01010101011 I01 M00 and lions,
I100: 0110080003. _
liner arrival 0i 10111110011 patient 10 SUMNER IlliLIIiEI.
SHIRTS 1110 jusl 10. 001800111 Hal showing pleases 01910
Intel. helical: 801110101 Neckties. lliemel's 000010011 linen
mesh 111111111111, 01000010010151, hul lasting 1011 001190110010.
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1101100 D00| and 00000111100 shoes will 01119 I001 failure, and
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HEAD-TO-FOOT, OUTFITTERS .-. l ‘l‘i'lh.
H} ‘” "“8 g'South Nat-walk, Conn.
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THE HATCH & BAILEY 00.
(dumber and Mill Work for Everathinab-
FROM A PIGGERY TO A PALACE.
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Timber, shingles, lath, all kinds and grades or beveled Siding, 'iioorinl
and finishing lumber. All kinds of hard woods, Tar paper, flint coated
rooting paper. sheathing paper. Hair insulator and deafening, papers, ordi-
nary and extension ladders. Doors, sash, blinds, interior house trim in
Pine. Redwood, Cypress, Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and fancy law-
ing, turning, planing, shop Jobbing, cabinet work, veneered work. Kiln-
drying facilities.
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22 Washington Street
WILLING TO WAIT.
A criminal whose day of execution
had arrived was asked by .the jailer
it he had any last favor to request.
"I have, sir," answered the con-
demned man. “and it is a very slight.
favor indeed.”
“Well, if it is really a slight favor.
I can grantit. What is it?"
“I want a few peaches to eat."
P“eucl1es” exclaimed the jailer;
“why, they won't be ripe for several
months y.et"
“Well" said the condemned man.
“that doesnt matter—I’ll wait "
HIS FEET WERE IN THE AIR.
Au lrishulan ra'n Into a iumberyard
one day and breathiessly requested
the loan of a shovel. The foreman of
the yard asked him what use he in‘
tended to make of it. Pat. told him
that his brother was stuck in the mud
and he wanted to extricate him.
“How deep is he in?” inquired the
foreman.
"Ankle deep," replied Pat.
"Oh. if he is only that deep you can
pull" him out without digging."
“list, you fool, he is in head first."
replied the irishnlan.
lie got the shovel.——Judge's Library.
PROTECTING SUBMARINES.
“So you have succeeded in'trncing
my ancestors. Good! Now what is
your fee?”
"One thousand pounds for keeping
quiet. about 'om."--Tl1c Tailor.
Early to bed and early to rise given
once start on mosquitoes and tiles—-
Baltimore Still.
“How is the new house you' 19 build-
ing coming on?” Very well. We vc
just reached the second mortgage."
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