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, Incallleusllmes.
Dr F'. W. Crooker. of Bridgeport, is
in this city for the day.
Our Brothers’ Lodge, 1.0. 0 F., 0:
No1walk. will hold a session tonight
George Wardweli of New Canaan.
was a visitor in Norwalk this morning.
Otto Emrich is now proprietor of the
Trinks Broehers’ cafe in Main str,eet
Norwalk.
.Mlss ,Rose Bath. of New Britain, is
a guest ofMiss Flora'llatos, of Camp
street, Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, of Elm
street, are entertaining Mlsst Alice
Rockwell of Ridgefleid ' '
John Nestor, who Is employed as
salesman by a firm in Winsted is
spending a vacation at his homo 111
Norwal 1k.
The Olympia. Orchestra composed of
eight Young men will hold a rehearsal
this evening at‘ the home of Jacob
Linxweller, one of. its members.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Klopsch, Jr., of
New Jersey, are guests of Mrs.
Klopschs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam F. DeKlyn of Mott avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steegmuller re
turned to Brooklyn today, alter a Sun-
day's visit at the home of Mr. Stoog-
muller’ 5 home in Quintard avenue
Harold Green of Main street, Norwalk
is entertaining a classmate at Williams
College, Carl Hodgkiuson, of Walling-
lord.
The Winnlpauk baseball team was
to have played the Orioles Saturday
but on account of the unfavorable wen-
tiicr the contest was called off‘ln the
morning,
The Thursday evening services at
the Norwalk Congregational Church
will be omitted until the return of the
pastor Rev. George D. Egbert flom
his vacation.
Miss Flora Bates, of Camp street
has returned home from New Britain
where she was a guest for a few days
3113? sister, M13. Willem G. Aben-
ro ,
Edson F, Fuller, formerly clerk at
the Norwaik Hotel. is on a trip to
England. Mr. Fuller returned from
another trip to England only a few
weeks ago.
Chief William Vollmer is in New
York today in connection with the
Raifule Demeglio cose. Superhumer-
ary Germanettl is also with the chief
to assist in the matter.
The regular outing by the Arlen
Singing Society was held yesterday
on the Boiish farm in West Norwalk.
About, one hundred of the members
and friends enjoyed the day.
Letter Carrier George K. Nickrson,
of Norwalk have returned home from a
vacation trip 11 Philadelphia. Mr. Nic-
korson resumed his duties at the Nor-
wslk post otllcc this morning.
Judge Edward M. lockwood and At-
tornry .i. liciden Hurlbutt. of Norwalk
left town this morning {or another
session of the i‘iOl‘iOIl-Mlll‘l‘fly disposal”
on case which is being heard before
.tiusiicc William K. J. Hubbcll, of Wii
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Owing to the unfavorable Weather.
the baseball 1111111121 scheduled for Sul-
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ween the team representing that place.
and tho \tlnnipauks was called oil.
The contest was cancelled Saturday
morning.
Rev. tlorald ii, llcnrd. 1’11. 1).. a form-
er pastor of the South Norwalk Cou-
grcaatlomii (‘11111ch,ox1-1111u11e11 pulpits
with 111' Mat-11111111111 yesterday. 'l‘ho
members attended the morning service'
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nity to greet their old pastor.
Mrs. Curl Axel 11111111111111 and 111111311-
icr, M11111 Frances iinrntrom. will 111111
i‘or France August. 2111111 on tho French
Line Steamer 1.11 Province. Mrs. Hurst-
rom will remain abroad for some time
and Mills Harstrotu will begin 11 two
years course in a French school.
The Rev. George D. Egbert pastor
of the Norwaik Congregational
(‘humh with his family. will leave
Wednesday for 8111; Harbor, Long is»
land. to remain until the latter part of
August. The Society‘s committee not
a meeting this morning and grant
Mr. Egbert I leave of absence and also
power to secure substitutes.
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board of trustees were elected:
Alden Salmons, J. H Knapp. Henry
I. Smith Edward Beard. John 11.1.13111.
Josiah R. Marvin. Georgeli'
Hour Seymbur, Charles iii.
Char as G. Bohannon, Frederick R.
1311 er, F H. Rowan, Frank D. Layton
and John F. McMahon.
At a meeting of the trustees the fol
lowing ottlcers were elected:
President—Alden Solmuns.
Vice- Presidentmi. H. Knapp.
Secretary and Tresurer—George F.
Bearse.
Appraisal Committee-John ' H.
iguaplp, .i. R. Marvin and Edward
ear
Leaning Committee-«Alden Salmons
John H. Light and Charles E. Dow.
Auditing Committee .... Christian
Swurtz and J Irving Dibble.
It was voted to carry a surplus
account of $20,000.
NO TRACE OF MISSING WOMAN.
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Mrs. Joseph Whitley Still Among the
Missing—When Last Seen Was
Near Wilton.
yet been unable to locate his wife, who
disappeared last Tuesday. ' Mr. Whit.
ley hopes that anyone who can give
him any information as to her present
whereabouts will do so.
When Mrs.‘ Whitley made her last
unceremonious departure she was
without money. She were 11 black
skirt, a black and white print waist, 11
short black cape and when last seen
had her but under her arm. All trace
of 'her was lost at Wilton, where she
was seen on Tuesday by a young man
named DePlerne and by Rural Free
Delivery Carrier Edward Loudtm.
It is considered quite likely that Mrs
Whitley will seek a position as a do-
mestic. She had been acting as if her
mind was unbalanced for two days be1
fore going away.
NEW LINE OF PICTURES.
gram of Moving Pictures “
Each Day.
Beginning tonight an entirely new
line of pictures will be presented at
Hoyt's Theatre. The new company
has a large number of amusing and
interesting films, among them being
“Unlucky Day." "Alladln and His
Lamp," “Burglars at‘Work.” “Horrible
Adventures," "San Francisco Fire Cas‘
code," “To Tame His Wife." “Run-
away Motor Car." “And the Dog Came
Back,” etc. A different program will
be presented each evening and theme
tures will be» interspersed with Illus-
trated song by several well-known v
callsts. The same prices will pro
Childi 11 under ten years of age be 111
Dolomfi6V i111ts,b.1lcony, lilo orches-
tra, 15c; ladies anywhere in the house,
100.
MENTALLY MUSSED UP.
Bridgeport Detained Hero by Police.
Odicer Stratton picked up a badly
deranged individual about 2 o‘clock
181111day morning 111 front of the City
National llunk. lie gave his name
as John Scnnlou. and his home as 3]
Olive street. Bridgeport. lie told the
officer that he was waiting for his
father and brother to come out oi
the bank. Officer Strattou decided he
could be taken care of at the station.
Later Oiiicer Strntton called up the
Bridgeport police to ascertain whether
he belonged 1111 that city. As yet no
word has been received from the
Bridgeport police 111 the matter.
REBUILDING THE BANK.
Many improvements Being Made in
Norwalk Financial Institution‘s
Home
The interior of the Fairlolcld (loun
ty National B k in Norwalk is being
entirely rebuil and indications are
wet in town when the work is l'tilll-
ed. The working spam and that
for the public will be pmporiloncd 1111’-
icrcntly than formerly.
OFF. .FOR PARIS.
Miss Anna F. Murphy. of the 111111-
1011 Store. accompanied by M11111 liono
[under and Miss M. (1111111111111. lt‘itVil
for Paris Wednesday on the stripper
Teutonic. Miss Murphy will visit
most of the leading French 11111111111141.
and expects to bring back with her
all the newest and best ideas in Far-
lnlan hecdwenr. ilofore rrturnluu 111111
will visit. Itomo. Vienna. London. and
attend the Dublin oxpositlona i-ilio will
also visit other, interesting parts ol
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that this bank will be one of 11111 11111111-
aAPmM A'r 11121.1. lBLAND.
Baptismal services ware hold 111111
evening at Bell island and to one per
son the sacred rito was muninlstorcii
Music was rendered by those in 1111111111.
ance and tho noeno 111 the mooniluht
was a very pretty one indeed. A- large
number of persons gathered to witness
the event.
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NEW. "(IRS
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incorporate” of ‘
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held this morning and the following
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Joseph Whitley of Norwalk, has as '
Hoyt's Theatre to Have Different Pro-
Man Who Says He is John Scanion of M
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‘ Skilled tailoring is practically “the Whole thing"
,1, 1_ in outing suits. ~1»Aaybody can buy geod tab: so in , ‘
’ , f they’ll pay the price. But lions
. . but the melt, skilled tailors. accustoimd to this class
1 111 work can construct a thinarstyllsh suit that Will
1. hold its shops under all sorts “Summer usage.
‘ You’ v1: only to try on attdmxsmlnc our Outing
‘ Suits to recognize the hand of skilled designers and
tailors in every line and scam—suits that at
$10 to $18.
represent the highest possible attainment in the mak- 11.
lag of Summer Suits fer particular men. Yet our
prices are not a penny more than you are asked to
pay for. interior suits that lack style and‘fit.
' A splendid range of tropical worstcds, sergcs,
wool’crashos and homespuns awaits your choice.
Outing wears from hat to base, and trucks and
bags to take them 111.
GOOD GRAIN—£000 SERVICE.
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 get the
best—but, here you can do both.
.Buy Oats That: Clean. .
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Aseptic Drinking wCups,
Just the thing fora Picnic
3110110 cents.
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Wm. P Baers’
«Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St, Norwalk. 6 South Main St. South Net-walk
Fish. Fish.
SOFT CRABS; WEAK FISH, 10c; FLAT FISH, 100; PORGIES,
10c; SWORD FISH, HALIBUT, BUTTER FISH, COD, MACKEREL, LOB-
STERS.
Inibill’s Bridge Fish Market
«1ST OR AGE»
Furniture,
Pianos, Machinery
LARGE, WELL-VENTILATED BUILDINGS FOR THE STORAGE OF EV-
ERY CLASS OF MERCHANDISE.
LOW RATE OF INSURFANOE.
Raymond Bros.
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nor that thirsty reeling otu delicious
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IF THE. HOT SUMMER WEATHER
the system up, buy a bottle of VINOL.
$1. 00 bottle.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10: 35 a. m.-—The
opening movement in prices of stocks
was irregular within a narrow range
and on avmoderate volume of business.
General Electric rose 1 and St. Paul,
Colorado Fuel and Southern Pacific
large fractions. United States Steel
declined 114. The changes otherwise
were unimportant.
WALL STREET, 11 a. m,———-St. Paul
and St. Louis and San Francisco Sec-
ond Pid. got: 11p a point, but the se-
condary tendency 01' prices was down
ward. Northern Pacific, Great Northern
pld., Erie, Northwestern and America
Linseed lost 1 and America Linseed
pid. l 1A. General recovtries followed
and the market fell into intense null-
ness
\\ ALL STREET, noon—The under-
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drinks served. Many you know about
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Buying coal in the summer is just as sensible as gathering ice in the
winter We are not rushed with orders and have more time to take extra
care and pains. We screen our coal free from dust and dirt and deliver by‘
a careful and polite driver. ' Order your coal from us. It will give you nor:
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' roll: herald.
tone of the market was heavy and
prices receded again. Erie sold at a
decline of 1 3-4, while the first pre-
ferred rose H. Union Pacific lost 1.
Northern Pacific and New York Air
. Telephone .1150.
Drake 1 1-4. Canadian Pnciilc 1 1-2.
THE HARRIS &GANS COMPANY
68 Water, Street.
and American Linseed Nil. 1 .1114.
Bonds w re steady.
WALL "I‘REE'I‘. l 11. 111.—-The mar-
ket became weaker and the declines
in Northern Pacific reached 1 1-2. Un-
ion Pnciile 1 3-8, American Smelting
i M and Southern Puciilo, Kansas &
Texas, ltcadlug, Colorado Southern
second pfd., U. 8. Steel. Amalgamated
Copper, American Car and Great Nor-
thern 01‘1' Certificates l.
PREACHER ROASTS SENATOR.
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tude of Hodgkinson, ofWaliing-
ford, on Temperance Measures.
The cuts of State Senator Samuel
22 Washington Street
AND
VEGETABLES.
J. W. DODGE,
south Norwalk
Iiodckluson, of Wallingtord, senate
chairman of the excise committee,
must have tinglcd last. night. Senator
i-iodgkinsou played no 111111111 part in a
sermon delivered at the Norwulk Con-
gregational Church last night by the
Rev. George 1). Egbert.
It was very evident that the senator
in question is by no means beloved by
the members of the Norwnlk Ministers‘
Association on account of his action
previous to the passage by the state
senate of the Association’s saloon side
room bill.
During the course of his remarks.
Mr. Egbert made some very plain
statements concerning Senator Hodg-
kinson's conduct over the bill, and
92 Washington St.
charged bad faith on his part. Mr. .
111:11111fact11rer's cost.
tailoring.r
M 8. SMITH & CD’S
MID SUMMER SHIRT WAIST BARGAINS.
\bout 25 11111111 of the latest styles to be closed out at one-halt
Everyone should take advantage of this great
Prices 291: to $3.50.
\ South Neiwalk.
Egbert charges that. after Mr. Iiodg- _..., "
klnson had said to 111m that the min- Orderly Officer—Any complaints?
istors need have no fear over the bill _ , .
and that he could iromlsc them that Raw Recruit Yes. sir, I cant stand
this ’ere [Irish stew.
the bill would go 1 rough, he dellber- .
atcly used every device possible to do Orderly ODIcer—Not stand Irish
stew! Ridiculous! Lord Wolsoley
feat. 11.
Sonnator Hodgklnsou and Senator made a hearty meal of It in the Cri-
men.
H. H, Spooner, oi Kennin'p‘ion, score»
. . em orance
tnry of the Connecticut 9 Raw Recruit—4 density. sir; but the
meat would be fresh and good then.
Union and head of the temperance
it's a longtime since the Crimean job.
lobby 111 the scqate,we1;e “1113‘ "MW
1 o t one 1 r
senators p01 sonu y m n ( y you can't expect the meat to keep all-
them yours. -‘-'l‘it- Bits.
Egbert 111 his remarks. Mr Spoonor
be commended very highly.
llo spoke in 11 general way ot the
various types of man in the senate the
sirong111en.tho weak men the critics,
the ambitious and the various other
kinds. ,
When he spoke at the critics it was
evident that Mr. lusberl had In mind
Senator Donovmi of South Norwalk.
The critics he said served an excel-
lent purpose. for while they do not 1110-
duce. they prevent ditry business item
going through and not as much is 111111:-
zosted as would be but for their pros
once.
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cause for alarm 11 well in the logis-
lctlce work.
BOOK BOUND 1N GQLD.
‘ in the jewel house of- the Tower
of tendon there is a book bound in
gold, event to the wires of the hinges.
its claps are two rubles set at op-
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ass AND vpop roe escaped, 111' CAT-ARR“
surge a s on was errors 9
1110111911 ”street Saturday night by Ot- 1 1 01¢th
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door Smith. charged with driiiikeua
Mr. and at. Nelson Taylor. of'
South1 Norwni. Wore registered Satan _
day .11 the P1111111 cities 01 the New
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design. Officer Smith took Walston to _ 09111". “a “W“?mwghglgi‘wmm until-1m
the county jail this morning to work 1 .. I. p
out the sentence. " 50 DOSES 25c; ‘25 DDSES 500’
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Several ladies sat in their club a
few evenings ago discussing the vir-
tues of their husbands. "Mr. Binglo-
ton," said one of them, referring to
her life partner, “never drinks and
never swears—indeed, he has no bad,
habits." “Does he ever smoke?" some-
one asked. “Yes: he likes a cigar just.
after he has eaten a1 good meal. But.
I suppose, on an average. he doesn't
smoke more than once a month."-~
'i‘oroto Saturday Night.
Mr. Egbert attention the sessions of
the state senate tor a wock 11: stage THE GREAT
lie was necessarily, on accouu o to
side room bill, in ought 11;i ciose’folntucg ANIISEPIIC
with prominent men 1111 crap 0 am
had an excellent opportunity for not- Wilt.
In: the way in which legislation in ,
enacted in the upper chamber or the COLDS GRIP CROUP
legislature. in his opinion there is 1 fl
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