Loooi News Notes. Miss Mabel Tully, cashier at the Norwalk Boston Store spent yesterday in New Haven. ‘Oockenoo Tribe. 1. 0. R. M., of Nor- walk, will hold a selssion tonight at fled Men’s Hall, 111 the Gazette build- 11g. ~11. & K. sun Hats. 0131111111. Letter C111rier Henry M Perry, of Norwalk is enjoying a day’s vacation .Hls route is being looked after by Special Carrier .1. W Greenwood. —-Repubiic Milk, 3 cans 25c F D. Lawton & Co. Quite a: delegation of N01 walk horsemen went to Dunbuly yesterday afternoon and witnessed the t1oting 1e.- ces at the Daubury 11111" grounds. Panama Hats. O‘Bridn. James C. Moria1',ity the New York associate of the. late John C. Wilson, is In town today fixing up some of the affairs of the .iohnC Wilson & Co. ~Repuni1c 11-11111. 3 cans 25c. F. D. Lawton & Co Olive Branch Dodge, Knights of Py- thias, held its regular monthly meeting last night in its hall in the Swartz and Cmbett building. Only regula1 busi- ness was transacted. -Elgin Butter, 28c lb. F.D.L. & Co. John J. Cavanagh. William W. Lee- ter and Philip N. Knapp, all of the (Irofut & Knapp Company, are in New York today attending the conference concerning the hatters' controversy. —-Elgin Butter, 28c lb. 11.0.1.3 1c... , Stephen ilray, who is a member of Company 1), has returned from Fort Wright, Fishers Island, where he went as a member of Company I), and has resumed his duties at the Norwalk post office as clerk. ~1’io eating contest at lloyt's Thea- tre tonight. Constable John J. Goodwin placed an attaclnneut of $1300 on the store fix- tures and stock of F. E. Egginson and Sons paint store on North Main street. yesterday.‘ it is understood that Mr. Higgins-1111‘ s liabilities are quite large. and that he intends to file a petition 111 bankr.uptcy ——-ltose Potatoes 301: pk. F.D.L. & Co. John 19. Wood. agent at the Norwalk passenger depot, is taking a few days 1111 from 111s regular duties in order that 1111. 111111' tholoughly familiarize 111111111111 with his grocery business In \\i11111p.1uk formerly conducted 1151113139 (‘. [1111111111, and as acting postman 1'. Mr. Wood will remain at the Norwalk depot. oi" ~——i)on't miss the pie eating contest at lloyt‘s 'l‘heutre, tonight. An unusually large number of local residents went to Rotcn Point last night to enjoy the fine display of fireworks that was scheduled for 8 o’clock. The program was arranged by the trolley officials and proved a r1111 treat The various pieces were of 1111 ”pensive charuqtur and were fin 111 may detail. he display lasted about an 1111111 and was thoroughlv enjoyed by those present. The company had 11 large number of cars at the litilllt I01“ the convenience of the public and everything passed off. without a hitch. MAKES Hts ACCOUNTING. Conservator of Miss Giles Isabella Mc- Ctenahao Before Probata Court. Dr. Seovillo. conservator for Miss (tiles (1. i. McClcnuhuu, of New (311111 nun, who has figured 111 the New York newspapers a number or times of 111111, appeared before .Iudue 11. W. Gregory,‘ in tho Norwulk Probate 'Jourt yester- day afternoon 11nd save an accounting as administrator of the estate of Miss MoClenahan‘s inthcr father. No pro- ceedings have been yet taken to free Miss McCionahnn from 11 conservator. though It was reported some weeks ago that such action Would 1111111111. Herbert C. Allen, of New York for meriy of Norwalk is spending 11 vucu- iion in town. Mr. A1 1111 ins former ly connected with the 111m 1- conducted m“ for several years by Equrd E. Street. Miss Mary Mockier. or Havituud street, and her 11111111111 Miss Julie Mock- icr of New Hampshire who 111 her guest, visited Soulhiuston yesterday. W When you are on u uwmlr off and your with goal way on a visit you 11111 as if you it been swindlod in a horse trade. 11111191 91' 9o automatons 11511 Wile: 1 ‘ 15111. ' “win Nerwulk ‘ liuknown. cumunlan Received 1 at Ellis Island and Departed ~1’olice Have to Borroqu uipmeni for Carrying Him . pop—aura...— After seVerai days confinement. the Maviland street lockup, the man- iac ,who was ielt at the police head- quarters by a oy terman was taken to New ork earl this morning. Ever since the maniac has been at the lock- munication with the Etnmtgration Bu- reau at 111111111111th regarding this man. Selectman Brown received in- structlons yesterday to send the indivi- dual to Ellis island, where he would be p111pnred for his journey across the matter it is the intention of the bureau to return him to Roumania, where he Came from about a week ago. The strange part of the case is that no one has been found who knows the man nor where he belongs. Ills confine. mont seemed to make him Worse. Yes te1dny he tore the clothing off his body. and spent 111111111 time in striking the bars of his Cell and shouting. lie became so violent during the after- noon yestei day that the police had to go in 'his cell and strap him to the life. He. seemed to labor under the delusion that he was pursued by his enemies almost all the time. lie would defend his face from the imaginary blows of one of his enemies. Some time he would make an effort to strike his imaginary pnrsucr with his fists, but would hit the bars a heavy blow. His arms and hands were badly buttered from these encounters. 'i‘be lush of preparing hint for his trip to Elie Island was indeed a diffi- Cult one. It required the services of three policemen and live doctors to overcome him. This work was (imit‘ very early this morning by officers Stratton, Eiiniih and Sheriff 812111111 and Doctor‘s tinldwiu and Wolf. 11-- ter considerable running around for the articles needed for the journey the oincers Were able. to 11m row 11 stretcher from the Norwalk police form. a straight. jacket. from the Norwulk hos- pitui blanket from Sohnan’ 11 lively stable, 111111 other articles which the local doparttnent is not equipped with. Handcuffs also had to be used, as well as leg irons. to have complete control of‘thc unfortunate follow. After the ad- ministration of several large doses of morphine and other drugs the man was quieted sufficiently at 51:10 to make the start. Deputy Sheriff Sculiey 11nd 0111- cer Smith took 111111 on the 5:10 1.111.111 this morning for New York. 'I‘hc doses given to the man Were said to be so powerful that they would kill an or- dinary 1111111 in 11 very short time, but they secured to have no effect on this follow. 1 This case auuin brings to light the fact 111111: 11111 11111111 police (Icparltneut is 11111111111. to properly handle cases of this kind, 'l‘here is no 1111111111 cell for a victim like this one. nor have the department the necessary purapiuu'ua- lia to. prevent. 11111 damage that. may be done by a man of this character. Almost everything they used to get the 11111111111: under control was borrow cd from outside sources. DINNER TO FIREMEN. Rockviile Aggregation to Pay Visit To Norwaik Firemen. About forty-five incinbtu's of the Rockvillo Fire elipartmcnt iIl'i’ ex- pected to come to Norwulk Sunday when that department will be the guest of the Nill‘WilIk Fire Police. ’t‘he visitors will leave home about ’1: 11, 111. and are expected here 111 ii. The fen- turcs of the daywill include 11 shore dinner at Gregory's I’olnt, followed by a sail on the Sound 1111111111: 1111-. after- noon. Lust year the Norwnlk Fire Police went to Rockviiie THE DUBLINS TOMORROW. ’i‘he No1walk tomorrow 11111 111111111 face the Dublius, of Mertden. whom they defeat earlier in the month by“ the uncomfortably close score of 4 to it. unduly through the wildness of 11111 visitors‘ pitcher. 111 view of the i111 provoment 111 the iocais' baiting at Wednesday afternoon's name. it Is thought they have a good chance to repeat the trick. LIGHTNING DOES DAMAGE. When the lightning. which set. 111111 to William 11‘. iliuhop's born this morn- ing, struck, it also demolished 11 sec- tion of the water 11111111 on the 111111 grounds. For this reason, the hose proved ineffective. The 111111 111. 11111 mill was rung vigorously when the tire broke. out. and aroused the vicinity of liolden avenueu “3111111111111 ” " Sheet. Music. 100 a Copy: School Days. Take Me Back to New York 'l‘own, i'm Sorry. Standard Am- ericnu 11111.1.1111‘111. My Murrluecclu (loideu Rod, Faro Kentucky, And 100 others. COLEMAN’S N‘WO STONE II‘IIOI‘ A. I lidiu a WIMMI-dgfi Ill‘ up. the selectihen'have been in oo1n-‘ rings of the. cell in order to saw his ' Time Well My Old _ [3111111111111 3111' 111 Town. No other 991351 91111. in town can compare ,with ours in distinctiveness of style, for cars were design- , 11991991191111 Ameriéa. ‘ ‘ :rge suits in ti‘Mn are made of such 9' s as ourchths costing more than ire will pay for in suits at Our price 1’ 11 11v 1111.9 No other serge suits in town are so well made or perfect fitting as ours. Comparisons quickly demon— . strata this. . _" A $10 to $25 is our price range—the same as other good stores ask for serge suits; and yet ours excel all others in every . detail-mom values are easily $3 to $5 greater than any " other store in town can offer you. Outing suits and trousers, Summer hats and fur- . nishings, good luggage for vacationers. ' GOOD GRAIN—GOOD SERVICE. 1 .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 feed it's not so important to save money as to get the best—but, here you can do both. ,Buy Oats Thais Clean. MANUEL T. HATCH. Home Journal Ladi‘es’ for August Wm. P. Beers Book and Sianonery Stores. 49 Wall St, Norwalk. 6 South Main St, South Norwalk Fish. Fish. SOFT CRABS; WEAK FISH, 10c; FLAT FISH, 10c: POROIES, 101:; 8WORD FISH, HALIBUT, BUTTER FISH, 009D, MACKEREL, LOB- STERS. " Ootblil’s Bridge Fish Merlot «1*STW OR AGE» Furniture, Pianos, Machinery LARGE, WELL-VENTILATED BUILDINGS FOR'THE STORAGE OF EV- 1 ERY CLASS OF MERCHANDISE. WATCHMAN- LOW RATE OF INSURFANGE. Raymond Bros. WM- m For Convenience There is Nothing Like a Check-Book. When You Buy Anything Pay For it by Check. Don’t Carry a Pocket Full of Our-- renCy: It’s Dangerous. Deposit in Our General Banking Dept. And We Will Furnish The Check- Book Free. Small Accounts Are Welcome. to Now! min In, M11111 Norman and 11.50. '1 , ,. York Central and Erin l. 2111 Porno For ‘ilavor assortment and purity it Is unequalled. Just such. a box of 1131' sorted chocoigtes as you pay 500 a pound for any other day and think your More getting it cheap. Step in for a box. " . . ‘ APOLLO CHOCO'LATES-Jl‘he best of candy made. Free samples to con Vince any doubter. Handsomely packed. Two pound, one pound and half-pound bdxos, at 3011,4011, 6011, 8011 too 11111111111111, 11111115 ‘ Six in Number Result from Sting of Black Flies Among Some Campers BUFFALO N. ,Juiy 215.—-A dis patch from East Aurora says: A startling tale of fatalities has reached here through .lohn Grillin, who has Just returned from the Algonquin Park local i y of Canada. Mr. Gri 11 Went to the woods in the Dominion on a hunting and fishing trip about a week ago. He expected to be gone several weeks, but the fact that six deaths resulted from blood-poison- ing following stings of black flies near his camp drew him home Ni MiZiIMI HUI “Seeiela Casielunonese Luigi Zupoiia 1111 1111111111 Soccorse, a New 1111111111 Society' in nor- waik, Has Much Name Articles of incorporation have been . ,_.;; . filed with Secretary of State Theodore liotlcuueiu 1'01 11 1111\1'111111131‘11111111 soc- 111.11' 111 the own of Nor.waik The new organization is to be known as Socieiu Custeh111oreso Luigi Zuppettu (in Mu- iuo Soccorsu, incorporated. The Ctil’liol‘Illiilll is without capital stock. According to the certificate de- posited with the secretary of state, its purposes are as follows: Founded on benevolence, friendship and charity. to aid brothers in dis- tress. care for the sick, watch and smooth the pillow 111111111. dying broth- ers. comfort the widows 111 their 111- illctions and protect. 11111 orphans and 1111.1 \"tI-‘tlli. 'i‘he subscribers number 11111111! prom< 11111111 locni ltaliuns. and are lilaguo Salvatore, iie‘rosu Miclnduugelo. l’us- qnnie Laurelii, Giovanni Piccuillo, Francesco Farr/.1111. Luigi 'i‘uccl. Auge- lo lleilus, John Funniili. Nicola Cerullo. Carlo Fulcundo, lliulia Pasquale, Do- menico 11111111111. Antonin 191111711111 and Domenic“ Salvatore. IMMIHS Twenty-nine Arrested in Ger- many—Allan Acquiiied 111111111111qu ilernluny, July 211‘.— Twenty-nlno anarchists. composing the. entire national convention of tho (lor- mun anarchist societies. who were placed on trial here yesterday on the charge of holding 1111 1111111111 open 1111' meeting, Were acquitted by the court today. TODAY IN WALL STREET. \VAiii. hi'l‘itidld'l‘, 111110 11. mwl’rlces of stocks moved narrowly in the open ing dealings and with 111111111. hesitation, showing both 1111111111 and losses. ’11'11111 sections Were tight. llulon PM 111: opened up 1-14 then reacted 5-8 and Southern Pacific declined 3-3. Brook- lyn 'i‘rnnsti who i 14.111111ttcu11 Central ‘ 311 and 11.13. Stool ii 8, white Colorado (It Southern 11111111111111 i. .WALL STREET, ill. a. 111.-—-l’ricos moved upward after the early hesita- tion, but the sitiunisl1iless of tho liar- rininu Pacific proved discouraging and the advance and the nodvlty halted. 111119111111 'l‘runsitfigerz, 1111111111111 1 1-2. Colorado Fuel 11 11‘ American Cotton Oil 1 1-,1 and it. .flteel 1. 1-31.. Louis Southwuiotern foil ‘i and Southern knit» way pill. 12. Cleveland. Lorain & Wheeling sold at an advance. of ti. WALL s'l‘ft1.1111".1‘."1111on.wi’ricoa turn: ed downwards under the leadership of Union Pacific, which 11111011111111 1 114. 1131113 second phi. lost Land the iirst preferred rose ‘1 and then reacted to half below yesterday. Prices harden» at? 99111111 before noon. iionds were can WAyLL 5111111111111 11. m.-1Beuthorn Railway pfd. yielded 31/1 and New 'l‘hls kept the tour- or the murkt unsettled and heavy. When 11 1111 says 1111 11111111 euro 5 _ for any] 11’! 11 111311 nobody believes 11111: but 111! math , , 0111811111111 at 11111111111 Blotting “11111 Model Styles, 1111111 Low Prices 111111111111 11111 11111111111111.1111 line, 1111 we doubt it over. equaled 1115131111111 1111 Illiliil won the to 111111 of Good Mussels in 111111111" it 11111111113301 on Clothing is too too as rounds everything 1011111111111 Boos, from this to Shoes. j 1 , 11111111 111111101 tempting patterns in SUMMER Hill I: 81111118 orojostn. 0118111111 1111 showing pleases 11111 11101111. Delicate 8111111191 MBDiililBtll. Blonds 1111111111 iiilllll mosh Underwear expensive 111 first, int lasting and nominate. . iloo trioi oi our Shoe Department will note you 111111111111 Ililiiilil. Boot and comfortable shoes will one loot lotions, and“ our prices will seem 1111' 11111111” shown to the were. ‘ Prices Clothing Store HEAD-TO-FOOT .OUTFITTERS I? I '11 BAN... 98 Washington Street, \ . 991 ‘ “‘13, South Nor-walk, Bonn. ‘ 16"5-5. Coa1= NOTICE -Coa1 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 tree from dust and dirt and deliver by, a careful and polite driver. Order your coal from us. It will give you1pep. feet; satisfaction . THE HARRIS &GANS COMPANY 68 Water Street. itl Telephone 450. Films Meats AND} VEGETABLES. J. W. DODGE, 22 Washington Street South Norwalk Large Watermelons, each. - 6’15 CIS String Beans, 3 qts. for. . . . . .251: Potatoes, per peck . . .3cc 20 lbs. Gran. Sugar . . ..... 1.00 3 cans Defiance Milk. . . .. . .251: 25c bot. Columbia Ketchup. . .191: Squash, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Peas, Musk Melons, 'and all kinds of Berries. United GroceryCo. 20 No. Main 81.. So. Nor. Tel 1481 Native Potatoes, per peck. . . .351: Beets,per bunch 51: Best Butter, per lb. . . .1 1.. . .291: M. Epstein, 49 Fort 8&1. Ell! Norwalk. 70!. .1” CLEANING THE GUTTERS. Street Conunissioner Martin Kellogg, of Norwalk, has star ted in the annual job at this time of the. year of clean- iuu‘ up the gutters and crosswalks about the city. WINNIPAUKS V8. Y. M. C. A38. The Winnipauks promise 11 good game for tomorrow afternoon, when they line up against the lust Y. M. C. A. nine, of Bridgeport. The game will be played on the grounds at the roar of .l. P. Barry’s cafe. filmm- I TROLLEY RIDE PLANNED. Pride of Court Narruk Circle, Com- panions of the Forest, of Norwaik, has arranged for a trolley ride to Steeple- chase lsland. Bridgeport on Friday night, August: 9th. HOME FROM CAMP. Charles llritto, of Company F. Was obliged to return from Fort Wright, owing to trouble with his eyes. He is. under the care of Dr. Tu lathe . Norwaik eye specialist, and 1111 erwent two 01111111110113 yesterday. w m HAVE "2‘01: UQED BRAZILIAN "111E cum 9 ,. 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