WM? T1133 . RR AS
For Ndlw’d k1and 1111111131“ ‘
cloudy and slighty warmel ton
and Thursday. Tore is no 1111111111-
flned disturbance this morning east
'0! the. Rocky..Mounuilns.1 ‘l’lnnflsut
tions. 4 “13.: temperature is high in.
the son horn and Western sections.
The following places reported you;
high temperatures: Concordia, Kun-
9sas. and. Little Rock ark...100 de-
gross; Macon and Augusto. (311.,102
degrees, Conditions favor for this
vicinity fair weather with slightly
higher temperature. '
Edmund Crofut, of New York city, (
is spending ids vacation with rclaties
in town.
The Cherokee Indians defeated the
Stamiords by the score of 4 to 2 yes-
terday nttet noon
1
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Master Charles Brush, of Montclair,
N J. is visiting his. cousin Lester
B1ush, of Franklin street.
Miss Muriel C.ll11rrell, of Brooklyn: '
is the. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
L. Bradley, of Norwalk.
Miss Annie Slater, of ML'Vcrnon. is
spending her vacation with Miss Edna
Brush, of Franklin street.
-—Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
IeRoy Montgomery, teller at the
Failfleld County Savings Bank, is en— . .
joying his annual vacation.
The Wheeler & Wilson Orchestra
of Bridgeport will furnish music for
dancing at the Knob this evening.
Miss Ethel iiarkncss. of Danhury
has returned home after u-visit with
Miss Vioia4Voight, ot Burrltt avenue.
Edward Burns began a two weeks’
vacation from ills duties as clerk at
the Cenhnl National ilank in Norwaik
yesterday.
Miss Clarice Evans, who has been
the guest of Miss Susie Summer. of
West street, returned home to Gay-
lonlsviile. yesterday.
Miss Barbara Walter. of Lexington
avenue. returned home from a two
weeks' stay. at 0110011111. N. Y. She
reports 11 good; time.
The Salvatore chose case was con
tlnucd‘untii 10111111111 on the request
of John .l Cunco, attorney for Agucse
in the Town Court this morning.
4...... .
Miss Marie Cons. of New York. is
spending the week with Miss Viola
Voight. On her return home she will
be accompanied by Miss Voight
m
Mr. and Mrs. 111511011 Benedict. oi
hilly 1110011 district. Danburv, have
returned from 11' visit in ltidnefield,
9 South Norwaik and at Compo Beach.
Mrs. John J. Lee and daughter.
Eunice. of llrookfield. have. returned
from a Week‘s visit with Mrs. Lou's
son, William Ludo! South' Nortvaik.
Louis Shbldon, of Woodward avenue,
who recently purchased one of the
Host houses has carpenters .11 ka
there erecting a barn in the rear oi
his propel ty 1
Miss Anna Ferguson and Miss Ag-
1111s Donnelly. oi Norwaik. have been
the guests this week of Miss Mary
Ryan. of I'lanhnry. Miss Ferguson
has returned to her home.
4--....“
. _"'l‘orinilug eczema spreads ifs. tutu .
jog 1111-11 every day. Deans Ointment
dtiicltly stops its spreading, instantly
relieves the itching sums it perluan
cutly. At. any drug store. 1!
Edwin ii Stone, pllncipul oi the
fimrgntuwn school. has hut-n engaged
'11s principal oi‘ the Norwolk (‘1-ui1u‘
111:.hool succeeding ll‘rnult ll.tlr11rzm'y.
who becomes principal oi the Over
Rivet wScllool
1.1.1...
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. . A.1 S. Pullman-oi 180nm Namath.
has leslnnod his position with the
lluldwln locoomiivs Works of l’i'isy
dolphin. and is on working {or 11111”
11111111111111.1111 1111111113. C(lnlpuuy in ihd
111111 department;
Minn 'l‘In-hnu C. it1-1woiih or Croyo
111111111 has urrlvetmn‘ England. where
she will spend herpvncntion. Sim 1111
She 1.1-11111111 11 bountiful voyage and
b
ilili‘iii to visit Londtm and Manchester;
111111111111 to return home in October
“1111111111111. his Sheet Music little".
Two inundatilsru uhowc'd' up n't
island butternut-1 hilernuon Rnd‘f‘ifid
to work their game on the realise
it: 1-1- 81-wmit men on the island so
to other told 1111111111 11111111 1111 the i
9 11nd. ‘lhoy nurse doll in h'ooiug the lib
and oi these fellows.
.1441... t. t
9131‘, convenience
i to is that
is
like 11 check 111.111.111.111 you buy 111%
1.... 0-1.4“ 1....
thing pay for it by check. possum-11'
ry 11 pocket full or currency: it’s dots
serous. The South Norwulk Trust Co
will 1111111111111 1111111111 11111111 1111111 Small
accounts are Welcomed.
1 tag ’5'
121
gr; ill} by at Norwnlk. was hot
alter 160:2“ at 3 o'clock from St
in ”Pittsheld. Maul;
where she died Monday The remains
11111111 1111611 to modem 11111111111111
lirooklyn.N Nu“. for interment. by
Undertaker iUhsrlos Fable, at West-
Weather prevulis generally in all sec- ‘ '
j, on reports that the American Threads
b81113 sis; ”’3
l’
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$13 at Miss Charlotte limp has;
WW1 :1 m. 111111.11 1%
[W 111qu. 1126' lay, Jl.
Drilquist.
I ’Noi‘lh Matilda"
T01. 55” .
..1 171:1 hit-1.1" titty 'W 1” 5.4.14.2 1.1 "” '
The Mag School
OF STAMFORD
'A: Day School for Boys.
.9—__.—
A very strong 111111 at teachers gives
business, manual training, athletics.
llehpeus for Fall Term, Thmsday.
September 26 .
For Catalogue. address
ALFRED C. ROBJENT,
9 Head 9Mnsg9r.
'NO'A
T... .44..
DVAMOE IN PRiC'E.
Tlir'é'ad Trust Denies Report of Ral
to to Cents Per Spool. . ~
NEW YORK July 24 .»—'l‘he publish-
1.14.. 4...
Company intends to advance the retail
prices of thread to ten cents a spool».
were denied today by 1111 011111 or the
company who said: “The Ieport is'
untr.ue This company is not eve-11.
oonsi1le1l'ng the possibility of an [11'
arose Last May It was obliged,
teriul and labor ..to make the retail'
p1 ices six cents a 51100].
make any further increase necessariy,
and should the expenses of machine
tnre lesson. the consumer will 1111
doubtedly get the benefit." .
.11"."‘"“"1'i"-"""1‘l‘“.‘161
FURNACE WORKS BURNED.
...1-v'rr*:——r ,
Mass" to Tune of $60, 000.1
TAllN'i‘ON', Muss.1.l11ly 24. —-'1\ll of
the hu ings of the Dighton Furnace
We 11 this city. with the exception
of 10 office and pattern shops. were
destroyed by fire early today. as well
as three small tenement houses own-
ed by the Mount Hope Finishing Com-
panv. causing an estimated loss of
between $110 000 and $00,000,11a11iaiiy
insured.
$1,000,000 TO THE Goon.
Santo Domingo Thrives Under New
Regime—Salaries Ara Raised.
WASHINGTON. .luly 24.1——i'.io11d ti-
mes prevail in Santo llorniuogo. 111:
cording to .1'eports received at the ill
sniur bureau. Salaries or legislative
and 111h11inlsirailvn oiliccrs have been
raised. and the treasury oiiielnis 1's-
ilniato the custom receipts for the
fiscal year will exceed those for the
present year by 3405.000 and the col-
lootion will aggregate a million (lol
tars 11111111 than they were two years
ago.
LARGEST COAL MiNE OPENED.
Will Yield 500 Tons Per Day, for 250'
.1 .1 1 1 Years It in Thought.
HAZI .l'YJ‘ON. 1’11. July 24.1th I.-.e
high Valley (lo'ul Cmnpuny has opened
11111111 iovhelievod to he the largest
strinph in tho wor.ld it is locptcdi
at Lott mer and the coal is 11. solid
led 1,300 feet wide. thirty tent
1111111111 and extends from 11111111121
to Britten at least six miles. it 9111'
estimated that were the company to
take out five hundred tons duliv it
would «renulre 250 yearns to exhaust
the supply. [1
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wolisiw POSTAL canoe.
AHING'PON July 24. “All it l'(1<‘
.suiwt 11 £011 under 1-13.11... 4.412,;
muster £311 giddy ér’slfillimetiou oil"; t1- 1;
. comp 1.11111 11 troin all 11111111 or the coun Wé 30811 139‘? 5
irv renurdinn the quality of paper us. ' 9 6
ed for postal cards, 11 change has her.)
mode in tho 11111011111111 massacre of th
lumiul curd factory at ltnrni’ord li‘ailt
M111. and in the government 11111111 .
at that place.
,..111us1' 11112 11111111111111. :9
Cincinnati Win Prize 'fo 9
but Number of Ladies
1:111Accompunyiuu111‘henu 1.
niwrmnnlfuur Julyd 2991,4211;
' m 1, 111.111 11 1111' 11
hound? is?!“ (o ngfiil'iitil lodge won
the“ noblest" 11111111111 of ladies at the
modem MN dun oi
nonsense and 1.3111111114111111.
11.1 1‘
.111
‘ i
t
Gish-.11 ruinous luv
Misfit-1111' Min-at of Musiciansl
$111142, it; said, they are council'-
ohm 111111 mfimlh secured by
111an hi ‘oillllstsd with the ‘li‘edorntioin
will be presented to the commissioner
of immigration. ..
'h‘n ’hh’hll "'htée' ”11iti1’ghh‘t’1‘dfilidim
rich is the way you can despise your
poor relatives without their daring to
port.
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7'1..-
1"" to get even with you.
111:1. ”unwound. 111511ch
rwcn'sMAtwnsa "nap-111.30 nousmcunsoaun. 1
individual 11111111111111 to every pupil. A ',_‘
thorough preparation for college or '1
through the great. increase 'in .raw .11111-1 ‘
Fire Dal-oases Big Plant at" Tuhnton,
by purchasing a plot for cash or an embassy payment plan.
5'
252 Eng
W260 i‘d'i' togisterlng 1
ku' Brooklyn .
is will 1:111» Widths Mots'rsisi '
'0Hi61i100. July ilaiwh‘oreign mush.
obligated by 1111111
manner 1 1113""
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325.1111 cum-East: 01111;“ e Ebmm 44 IN. Lone
1.1111 Pith. 0
our anE “11111191111 pussy and bEsr.
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penal Announcement
. Dr. James '1‘. Godfrey, our specialist. has arrived from our New.
" York Examining ofllce. dad is prepared to make expert examinatim ;1
of1 eye defects at our chine and store in the Opera House Block. So: ' '
: Norwalk All cases will receive his personal attention absolutely
free 0111111111111. Glasses. 1111111 ed. will be supplied at prides ....
: low as $1 per pair for ONE WE K ONLY. nr. Godfrey will give you
‘ his honést opinion of the state ol‘ your eyes, and Will not prosoribet
9 glasses on 1111 positively nccssssry. . . . .
1:1 06....11 to S: 00 p. 111'. Saturday until 10 '11.
' Hév'e yodr eye's 11111111111111 by this 'spcclallsn. while he is here.'
’ Dome in mi get bd
WEST ST. AND 13011131111111 AVE,
‘ ‘ ' South Nor-walk.
We are now developing this c1611; residential, infipfiiy. lo.
catcd on the hig'h' 1111111, within ten minutes of the station. It has
been carefully restricted. and divided into half acre lots. which
we now offer to the builder or investor.
It
you are prepared to build at once. we will make you a very at-
not strangers in South Norwalk—Jiarbor View Belicia and Mar-:
her View Park, and now the best at all,"i HIGHQAND'PARK '1
inflamed B'lti 11f
f. S, iiillil. Pros. '
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New open £01" the Sudan stilts“ "
Banning. 13151111111, bathing
l with; 111-11111 I111 ’
9 u
B9. 'Her‘h‘i’te
m Water Street.
1.1.. .-,i ..
' Telephone 1119;.
1.. 9l-!e may
"Chicago a cord
1. ,9,".Did you enjoy your vacation?”
' drum can track Crossing
‘ '6‘ hard to hear all the 1911111111 ing' that
' Vsc'sitiohs are good things for the cotan-
' try; 'éuuse when we ’rcthome the pub-
11
1 tractivc proposition. Ask your 11.111 bro'lt'pr or write 1161.. 'Wb, are 9 '
'l'iltis torn
1111511 Dinners a Specialty 9 !
9999919, -. 9, .. Z’u'i'd othe itfiracti‘ 'il'i'wflf'r“ 91.1.9 151. :4
111111.111 111.111... g1.1111111 111:1. _ oils 1111111111“ ,;»
11111111- 111111111; 111111"thth tilt minute '
”evening was Mlm'tl- '
' 9 than usu'al ‘hicnée
mpuiy;he her a.
d .pttdeihn'n' underneathtihc so‘clll bun.
lassod- will: the "polls! or common
swept. .9
' And mhn'y-utri
ethit‘ig
rnc‘ss, 1111111111111
liter
to marry her‘t‘... 1,
“i am. my denri”—~DE1- r1811.
1 Too Tune. '1 1..
Some men we know have 11111111 ways.
11111.01 sinsi slack!
There are .but few we knowa of who
11111-1.- wli'ys "0! 15111111111111 back.
-—Ph'llndclphis Press. " '
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Interrupted Enos. mat.
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ressrnnn‘s friend...
1 “'Not m1Ich.'.
answered no 111111111111
' "It's kind
F1
lie can be 11 re we’din‘ti doing any 191111119-
age‘."—-W9s lugton Star; w '
’h’kliit M'iér Papa's 1
“Charlie, dear," said young blm‘i‘o'r-
kids. “the baby is toying to talk again.
It's 1101111111111 '11on he likes alter
youi” '
"What is be talking about? 1
11“! think it what have been politics
.He started very culmb'h'but in a1 few
minutes-L111 was 38.111131311111111 red in
the face as he could bc."—Jl'it Bits.
M44444.
111-! Anita! Child.
Said 1111.114, who had some to'
spend the day. to little Edith: “Are
you glud‘to ‘se'mme‘ again... Edith?"
”Yes. mtm. ’and hlammn's glad. too."
retitled the child. 1-1111 she?" "Yes,
111' in She 1.11111 she 1111le you 11 come
to-tl'dy‘ and have it over with1"--Ohio
81.11919
xi
A 31.1111.“ 111 measurement.
"There‘s 11114011111 11119111 it " sold the
1 1GATE9.
' PRETTY WASH WA'i'Sl'l" F'OR EVERY' DAY iN THE WEEK. "
' 'i’e'cts. incited front and back, long sleeves, with tucked culls, made to sell
deny-l 1'
. . 09111" .
pa. t at that 4
hi 3 g to team the ,,
. house. But what numbsknll is going
1
_ WHlTE more, 161111111111.
'wmsrs; nor MANY 111 291111 1.9091 su'r uuuoasos IN THE 'A "'11
AT THRSE PRICE'G, YOU CAN AFFORD TO HAVE A STYLIB '
BARGAINS 19! £111 ONE or TH 'EM,
.1
.11
All sizes in Colored Lawn Wuists. in light and dark colors. 5911' 11111111111
Fine quality White Lawn Walsts, with narrow, black hairline check 9,11!-
for $1 25‘11now 790. 1 .9.
White Lawn Wuists, tucked fronts, with lace insertion, tucked bucks” A! '
bargain at 7911.9 .9
12 11111111111191 styles ‘Wbite' Lawn waistsg made tip in the vary 11119111
lish clients the lot to 'be sold at a big reduction of their true value. The
above waists will have to be seen to be appreciated. Duly '08s 1111,. ’
Everythm'gfi
e 0 91110111 111119.
nod ' ‘
Free '
w“The Paris Cloak "81 Sun; House"
33 SOUTH MAiN STREET. . SOUTH NORWALK,
Wais'is, former price $1.50 new .......
Waisis.torme1' price $1. 58.310 . ............. . ............ -
100 dozen Waists. former price $.2- 98', now .
White Dresses, in lawn regular prices $7. 00 up to $1.100s3n31899"4
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White.NetDresse.s .. ......
White Lawn and Linen gkirts .
Black and Blue Brilliantinc Skirts . .............
A few will: and Pearson Coats were 83 5.00, now .
Long Linen omits in 6 styles. ..1 ._ 111.111. .1.-11 ... .. . . .1. .
Girls' Dresses We are almost glv lug swam as we most 313 .9
‘gardloss of cost. Sale in both stores. .
Nome Corsets ....:...... .‘.....§§‘e 31.411.111.911, 3211‘s 11 9
’ -' “SALE IN BOTH arouse. . ‘
515 MAINwlTREET BTAMFORDQ 83 SOUTH MAIN 81.. 3D. NORW K
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1' l HERE if:
\lbdtt‘n ”\Dts‘dm Bargains.
White Lawn waists, 'a big 'assortmem of styles; re'g'ullir' prices"
$1. on and $11.25,-all new this season, 751:.
White Lawn Waists, our regular $1. 50 and $1. 75 qualities.
$1 21- 1 . ‘
Cool. comfortable Dressing Sacques, white or color:d,r'e{§1:1lsr .
price 596, 45:. 1 ”; .
Long', colored Kimonas, with white lawn trimming.r eg'u‘lat 9 «9
price $135.19F: ' 1 11 . ~ 1 ’
h 9, 1111111 tw '11 tbgpiyf 1
98¢; 751'» ‘
11‘Iuadaes’ 111911111 Skirts, deep lawn floun
tucks; sri'd licniiltitehed libr‘n.‘ ”Euler pr
H sill,” "at half regular prices to (gosh, ,
W en
Children’ s Washablb
These are just a few items selected at random.
come to ‘1‘?th youwiii find many others at“ almos
price! 111 $314?" ~13.
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system enmgotbn‘oug 1.9 1
(Mil l'illilt’il-f pro-1111111111111
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ii nyeu‘vegot:
99 9 11 1111-1111111.1 .
EirflMa’m'c'léeMen. the coal-
1111111 the hoékmsn wore-all 111m.-
Huff! tinned
M M .
sit-ordnyonkdemmndmerys ' 1m
'3 , 1m 0; pound rmusonpsn 11111111111.
WT?“
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9 bit has a robber
1111 11 , . '1
9 liar. 111111111111 I’ve 11'.
”i9! '1 1
oil bored-but PM
i
91:69 111.1111
found Mimi’moe‘o weld
“I'm not struts:
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claimed Mrs. Rivers. "is crust!" :
And she upset the snowboard “Chi“
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two rum 7.1.1.4... . .1....
a only with the inilhmou.
1.111, 1 1
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idithfnliy for it '
11111 1.111; 11mg «11'. quick con-1111111111111. No cousin
30 ’09. Jun” 1‘ "(Doom
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