» vac! by...
ally air night and Friday A slip
disturhnn e that was central in the
northern ortlon oi the Lake region
yesterday morning is now passing out
the St. wrench Valley. It is pro
ducing w m. muggy Weather with. lo»
cal shows a in the eastern portlo . 3.
the lake. region and New Engla‘ndb
Pleasant. anther prevails in the cen-'
tral sectl us. The temperature can-
tinues hig‘ south of latitude 40 and as A"
far south 11 Denver Little Rook Ant.
and Mano, (in. reported temperatures
of 100. Go cordla, Kansas and Augusta, ,,.
Ga..102,and Phoenix Aria, 10d. ,Co‘lul
'Hltl'una tvor for this vicinity fair
weather, xcept possibly local show.A
ers.
Bert l3 sort has arrived in town
trem'Chlcago to spend a short yaca1
tion at his home.
2L... prlng Lamb, 20c 1b., in New
York Mar et.
Mrs. Tehl‘r ck and Miss Ten Eyck of
New YorH,1rre spending a few days at
the NorwAlk Hotel
Mrs. Fa‘nnle Guyer of Cranbury
spent thelday with Mrs. Thaddeus Gn-
yer of. Raymond street.
Mrs. J1'lin V. Lester has returner]
from a several weeks sojourn at Glen
Cove and. Sea Cliff, 1.. I.
Carl Erlic Harstrom. of Norwalk, is
spending the day at Nlantlc as the per-
sonal guest of Major Eben Hill, Jr.
Mrs. Dovid Beer's. Elmcrost, is so-
journing tor a few weeks at Racquet-
te Lake In the Adirondack Mountains.
A ~ Drought.
11 11191-111 Main" er. Tel. 658—3.
The Klng School
0F STAMFORD
A Day School for is...
.....L__
A Very strong staff of teachers gives
individual attention to every pupil A
thorough preparation ioi college or
business, manual training, athletics.
Reopens tar Fall
September 26 3
For Catalogue, address
ALFRED c. soslaur,
Head Master.
HURRAAH FOR JAPS
“a...
French Give Them fistier deception "
Than Americans Received at
Paris.
PARIS, July 2fi.~—Because ol’
ese entente, the ofllclal entertainment
' 5 Passenger Grout Touring Car tor Stile.
the .
conclusion of the recent Franco Japan '
. ' rules. a... 1.911... " new 1. sort
3:9. tAsos. rvvo allALrA. on 5119 Ann counts
921.00 GOLDBN odor nurse.
1...... or m. Leah. as m. use
nos one uses. Two soar. .
in. tolls. Lillian
gar one truth:
Add LOOK AT THE LINE. 11' 11111.1. rA'v you.
One and Two Horse Farm Wagons.
:
l.
HQISB Goods of silt Descriptions.
Rubber Tues Furnished for all Vehicles
Carnage Builder had Dealer.
. rector attire asylumahd Dr. Frau-
3‘ mire his can boil séiv buttonsé on his. ‘
so!"
a. 3195.1... lays
euidan Retold. an éllrg'ahily
dressed man presented himsslt to the
. t l .
month "
oldie
In turn 1‘...- women i 911;..er
as ri that 11119 had lost her mind and
shirt. all therogwal no out to look Muir.
Grenades, do
"raving:
“35M lady Kradually got worse and.
Q , ‘ 7‘
”Dr. Alberto Lopes Her-moss. viii
oisco. dc P. Eeheverrta. Assistant
director, believing that the lady’s
case had been it peculiar one, ell .
nrnlned her cranium after death 11ng
made a dart of prelirhinhl‘y autopsy.’
their antenishmen‘t flirty found in til 9
region of the right temple the head bf
8 steel wire a ll. which rovccl to he
about spa can imeters'la 9113411. The
flesh had almost ciccirlped over the.
n ":11 head and the latter was hardly
1' u e. ..
_______._A.,_,_
ms: mirror.“ '
n1. 'I'rl'ltloi‘ll 3191-. are» urn-1's. 3:
Toward “a, Infill” of In
and clothing, cook Allis own break
3 “rather and
3 Do James ’l‘t (lotli'rey. 011p ,
York Examining otllce, and Is’Apr pa " int! kp ex. ‘
of eye defects at our olllce and more in‘ tin: Uilor‘h‘ lldulin Block,- BM
Norwalk. All cases will receive his personal attention absolutelys
a
i]:
domestics and even do
dolly without losing. his [1 ace. among
the; first six in school ’
The new boy is the result of a grow-
to
mild: out the idea a. hire ,t e ‘
his part. riov'
" wArsre; horror ’ , , ,
cars. AT raises listens vou c311 Arroao To HAVE A or .
PRETTY wAsii WANT" FOR svssy on in THE weak.
feels, tricked front. and back, long sleeves, with tucked edits, made to sell
llsh effects, the lot to he sold at a big reduction of their true .
abot'e waists will have to be seen to be appreciated Only 980 . ,
' aAsonms ll.
for $1. 25, now 796. ,
Whito Lawn Waisls, tricked fronts, with lace insertion, tucked Ah
bargain at 72c. , '
1:11;... 53.3.1: 3' .1.
Eyes manned Free
ling belief Among mothers and edu-
g. butors that domestic burning is" just
as good To vs its to rls. They
._ ,rliciitlc tilttned boy
tree ‘0! charge. (11...... it needed will be supplied at prices our
low its $1 per bitir tot“ ONE WEEK ONLV. Dr (lodl'l‘cy will give you;
his honest opinion of the state of your eyes, and will not prescribes:
glasses unless positively necessary.
Howard Nestor. oi the (liendcnlnll'.
Pharmacy. Norwalk will spend next
week witl relatives at Lakcvlew Palmlr ‘
near Mid llctown.
ol‘ Vice-Admiral Slr Gero [join and
the other Japanese ofllccrs who arr-iv
ed in this city from Bhest today Is to ..
be on a somewhat more elaborate scale ..
1
‘ Mrs mid. Hill and Mrs. Walter Har-
vey Woo , of Norwalk, are in Milford
today. at ending a reception of The
Daughter ol’ the American Revolut.lon
——Wealt Fish, 101: lb, at New York
Mar'.ket ,
A big lwdgon "load of sand broke
downrln 'West avenue yesterday at
ten noon nd >1though it was close to
jibe trolls: trucks, fortunately did not
impede t Aafllc.
M
(‘3. Otis Fitch. bookkeeper at the
National Bank of Norwalk and Arthur
F.,il(lr cl 1k at the Nor-walk stole 01’
William I . Beers. are spending the day
at Currey island.
Mrs. William E. Montgomery, Mrs.
Louisa Brady and Mrs. William H.
Palmer, ' t Narwslk took a. very enjoy
able trol of; ride to Waterbury and
back yestA.erdny
Ilemer' W. Orvls, at New York. isa
guest or ussell Frost, .112, or Westavo
nae. rsseos Frost and Orvis were
risesmal‘es last year at St. Paul's
School. CWu‘de‘n City, L. l.
The not". meeting oi‘ Les Preclenses
Ridiculeu will beheld at the Pine
Lodge (1 lib on Wednesday morning,
July 31, i ito'cloelt. Miss lillsie lilll
will be. i. re hostess of the day.
~~—\Veah Fish, 10c lb.,
Market.
at New York
S. M. Allt'l‘ and. family. of West
sir-.0111 le‘tt today for linines Falls, N.
‘r'.wlir1r(i they will spend the remain-
(1.1.1.: the smnmnr. 'I‘liey wore accom-
panlod by Miss Augusta Dibble.
~l‘i‘ros' Mackerel, 141: 1b., at New
York Mn‘A hat .
John W. Nestor. of Nor'wullr started
on a business trip through Massachu-
sorta tl'il mornlnp; and expects to be
in llonlo "(lllililg Old lioliio Week. The
latter 1.- noises begin Sunday next.
llaroldj Glenrlenlng. Moses ll. Glow
m and dis Variln. of Noinwnlk set
out this morning tor Trinity 1.111111
when. th y expect to make things in
at during the day for tho burrs.
' Ailflillll illiill.
Mothersl Blihuldm .1... ram ray-roam
Who Food to Use. ,
When it is acessarlpAo wean tho
bully ill» physician shop 1! always be
crmm'iilei as to what food to art's.
'i‘ilo rhyaiclan most corral or. will
advise rgirlnat llre use of condensed
milk or cow's hulk alone; although he
will quit 1. llkcly advise the use of what
iii caller] niodlllcd inllll.
. The (Indians are that be will pre-
«urine .1 about which when prepared
accorrllniA; lo the simple“ directions ac-
coni nayl 111; the parlor l1“ modules
cow nlllr in exactly i 9 way that
mm a recommended by leading
3 Mini
Mini , is so delicate and so easily
absorbs that the baby always keeps
it, down picking it unnecessary to use
and we or or medicine.
It is too a most eronomical food
coirtla' fits'har‘ed for use. less than ill
3 0, ice. Boldb dru
it‘ll“ 't'l'lti 11.11 hvodr' 911g}
.3'“ e Justtaod, lei- out
3 3 .msend. lilflm
. law has ilr
a. «so... 1011
' N Ya
Flush
'prm-ocdinrz is technically kndw‘n. from
, entertainment.
.3 .‘, 1.
than that. which was arranged for the;
American naval «illness from the cruis-
ers Washington and Tennessee who ,
came to he French capital last. week
The visitors were met at. the rail-
road station by M Kurino, the Japan "
ese minister. and the members 0
start In full uniform. They at
01100
drove to their hotel. At noon they ,1
were received at the Elysee Palace by ,_ .
President Fullerles and entertained at, . - '
luncheon.
This afternoon they entered car-
riages and drove around 0 city.
Tomorrow the lapancs so ofllcers will
be entertained at luncheon by Minister,
of Marine Thomson. and in the even
ing there will be a gala performance
at. the opera in their honor, at which
Cavallerl will sing.
Powosn NOT no
dust Removed From Battleship for
Th'lt Old charc Reason
"Because."
BOSTON, July 25,—»I.leuleuan1 Com-
mander W. W. (lilrnrr, executive oili-
car of the United States battleship ll
linols. explained today can a quantity
or powder Which was removed from
the magazine oi’ the battleship Illl
nols yesterday was not taken our bo-
cuuse of any delerloratlon in the ex»
plosives or danger to the ship,
The lieutenant-commander" said that
about a dozen ciisos or powder were
rakcnpul, "or discharged.“ as the
the ship, and placed in the nrarraizne
111 the Navy Yard. This In accordance
with naval malice, it being customary
alter arry‘powdcr has been stored in a
ship’s magazine for a certain length oi
than to remove. it to another place.
The Illinois has been in dry dock
here since June 17.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
rm EATING CONTEST.
A pie eating contest was pill on at
Hoyt's 'l‘heatrc a short time ago as a.
special feature With the moving picture
The corn million for
e pri‘i'o proved so Il‘miili all; to every
119 w witnessed it that runny re
anti aye been made to repeat it.
cholera this novel arid amusing but
ill“. 11.111911111111111 Friday evening inr
riledla lily after the picture entertain
merit
invuoricmNo Acornsdr.
Fountain" Fonts bout.
tumor Oolh ml: a.
Goydl‘iiinent to
nhlgn of
him. TL. II. apart/Mm
animator or “null; and Dollars for this
.jdrstrlct. will Wily begin an luvs-slight .,
.Aon tit .tha. airing of the. similar 0thr 1;
unrhla by tie. all-lint schooner
Pedro. in which scvouty- seven
are believed to lawn been lost.
LAMP IXPLODIB.
cur-nonu-
11
lives
A
0119 dual. Bungalow. and A'Al‘m How ,
» A ING. ”Pa" .1.£"'""25.~ Michael
1.12..an it dead. his wt 1» is iiylng.
and . two dwellings are in ruins: at
Wichbora. lira. gs a result at an early
looming lire. c a
at and oil lamp. The monetary loss
is $4. 000. .. .. .
AT THE BALL. 3
"Miss Passhy's hair is all massed,
inn _
.. 291. a... as it the carrier ileum 33 3
a . _.
r
r Decal?
‘ You; '
in"...
“flit” igltglh ' it.“
.1
flanges-n enticing! with hermilo '
. 1‘ strain bidder. .
i
sank. may 1.1.3.1.! or...» ,.3,. . 'v
1121s,
“[15"
SAN! 3111018110 1111.. r. mtlaptnln _, '
lied- by the expllsloit‘ ‘
(lilies hours tram 8:00 a. m. 1118:0011. 111. Saturday until ill p.111
Hove your'cyci crammed by this specialist, while he ll hero.
(Alamo in arid get Acquainted. .. 1‘7
United American Opticians, Inc.
HW'AO THEA E BA‘L‘OQK ” 3
WEST ST. AND SORIBNER AVE,
South Norwallr;
. .,.
We are now developing this choice residential property. lo—
cated on the high land, within ten minutes of the station. It has
been carefully restricted, and divided into half acre lots. which
we now ofier to the builder or investor.
OWN YIUR
by purchasing a plot for cash or 011’ our easy payment plan. If
you ar9.pr9pued to build at on Ca. We will make you a vary at-,
~ tractlve proposition. Ask your local broker or write us. We are
not strangers in South Norwalk-«H‘arbor View Beach and liar-
her View Park, and new the best at an, HronpANDjPARK.
Assaulted and ill Broilers .
t. 5.121%. ”a... frederlcli JAaArrklns. Trees.
so... ,
1791.223.
* A Mi. «flirt,
252 Huguenot
N ew Rochelle, NY
W5.“
Now open for the W at Mu
Shore Ditildc'i'fi h’épéciolty. 1.3, Dancinfi. Boating. Bathtub
‘ and other attractions.
Especial Attention given to Automobile Partial.
Rolltg Sindhi cry W W evening.
...,.
, Also. that the girl who can use her
. .the tools are it
91111111 ' .
.3 attractions in thc‘iamily. u in mole y,
‘ there in this diflerence in the (and y.
' that in those awn
‘ ’Brtflt'lu Bill 1
‘ to the What: capital 6'1'1‘111 the c t
3, tier: to tho pxhlbl on was it
. ‘ .1
devoted. 01111 at her? pictures a r 11-
' tit
,lrlud o! a husband. .-
@9114, that the _ tether that. is obliged 3W
Walsts. tormer price $198 no
occasionally to make his own bed or
hell an egg will not look down on ills,
sister as: doing" these same things.
brother’s kit or tools will no longer-
cdr‘i‘st'dcr him a superior snug because
El p1 party rothcr t
be
sbsndl g
iofiations Which 9-.
bite to the cams lilo there on
to he a common paribri‘irahce else the
'divlhidr‘r‘ of l but ran i'coult in a di-
vision 0! mile. sad a! drought.
NO LONGER A “HAYERIdK.+
A Null, (3117,0sz01 Little. “.111": Old
Explanation of the Baptis-
h-l inflow.
m
Rev. Cy 1'qu {Townsend Brady, givl 3
his experiential on “A Mihslonaryin t
Great West, ” in dels‘o' Home Journhl.
tells or the baptism on little dangli-
rer of a big cairie'owncr in Indian.
territory: “in our baptismal service
no sign those who are baptized w Ah"
the sign of the cross.” be xplaio,
“and when the little girl feturu 1d
to school after- the baptism the c l-
drcn pressed' hir with hard ‘queslio s.
desiring to ltno'rv whit that man with
the Mnlghtgoan' all had dos-lo. and it
she were now any dillcrcnl tram, wh t
she had been before. She tried to t ll
them that she had been made' a me . .
an laherlto of the Kingdom
1199119116511 ‘ide‘ not cilbbced‘lh
thly prliucd‘lm for a mum: up
nation. runs. alarm ‘11! his“.
lulu-ted over or, earn-t, she turn
all tho'iii.‘ liar Williafitlfil‘lug h 'x’;
vernacular. ‘1 will tell you. Two or
’llit '2 owlck‘ b9 oh. 5 ill ill 3
par 9 iv'branll 3o myo 1911911 .h a
IT 999 1119 running wild on '
malls 9 wii er‘aow that 1 lrnl lbw ‘
”an” - -
r l
' ru- won on. floor-innit
53991. a t
‘. r inl.‘
,1.
.l‘
lions lionheur painted one picture
illicit lb ‘lll‘tiuttzlrhun. and which ‘hw
never been ”limited. “3‘ thiillo'ntbil‘
Globe li hum «.11.. wall or crunch” _
our North‘l’lutic. Nah. »,
War is exposition '
“hitter... 3
bshodli. This at the most coastal: . '
hear. sevesolmgitii
.r’ A
field in London for” . 00
to death. At this
ra- mum; 1"“th new
Ion lit,
plaid» "
would it to ill. dmm
., $1. 00 and 81. its. all new this season. 75c.
$1.115.
tucks, and hcmtltitched hem. regular price 98c, 751:. 3
.ApAr-iccs.
Mr of Chrlht, this child, of‘flod, a d 3'
aim. ‘Wbll.’ 1111i mu. lupus.» rum 9.! '
A‘WMNOWII PAINTING. “A
. Pol-loo by no“ lloulopwfluu on: '
slurs, 13.1.1.1... price :1. so new ..
‘100 dozen W.aists ”former price is. mow ............. , -
White Dresses, in lath,1‘églllal‘ prices :1. 00 up to A316 ilil‘anow
............. . . 88 9
Willie Net Dresses. . . . . . . .' ............. ’4'
White Learn and Milton Skirts ...... ... ......
Black and Blue Brillianlinc skirts.
A row Silk and Pohgeo costs, were $36.,00 Anow . . . ..
Ibupld‘rrenCoatslndstyie ..... ...... ................ .1.
Girls’ Bremen We are a nioat giv in: away, as we must as
gardless of cost. Sirloin both stores.
Neale Corsets .. ....986 3148,81A.9A8A,82.48
ALE IN BOTH 8'..TMiIS. . '
FORD. 36 SQUI‘i-l A
is...“ \l'ltatim' has” our.
White Litton Walsts, a big assertment of styles, regular pr ccs
hi1
.......
nu..-
u.-
515 MAIN STREET; STA
...
White Lawn. Wallets, ‘our. regular $1.51) and 81. 75 qualities, "
Cool. comfortable Dietsing Sasques, white or colored, r’égultrr“
price 591:, 45c. '
Long. colored Kimonos, with white lawn trimming. Wealth“
price $1. 25, 79 1:.
Ladies’ Muslin Skirts deep lawn ilounce, with two clusters of
AM"
Children’ s Washable flats. at lull regular rices to 916119.33.”
These are just a few rtcmo selected at ran orri. Whéil .
come to the store you will find many others at almost ngaWdy '.
proving this marries Wry Willi. h d’ l ' ,
bullion education. '
., ., M 1am: 311.1...
: m. . “Mullrsmfocfl. r1 .1 ' '
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