For Norwalk and vicinity: Genomi-
ly fair tonight and Friday. The area
of low pressure that was central in
the lake region yesterday morning has
moved but very little during the past
twenty‘four hours, but has lncreaiiedys
showers in the upper Mississippi val
lay and lake region. This disturbance
will move eastward and this vicinity
will be on the southern edge oi it late
for this vicinity fair weather during
the day, becoming cloudy with light
fog tonight.
morning, 'but pleasant during thed
...—.-.—_.
duly
roprietor P. F. Burns of the Nor
walk Boston Store, is sojourning at
Block Island.
Olive Branch Lodge No 19 Knights
oi! Pythias, 'Wili hold a regular meet-
tag this evening.
—-—Cleart1nc'e Sale at Price‘ s Clothing
Store. .
The members of the Baptist Young
People‘s Union will hold a trolley ride
tomorrow to Bridgeport‘
Mr. Cooke’rham. of Crown street,
New Haven. visited over Sunday with
relatives in South Norwaik.
' Mrs. John‘ H. Wilson, of Elm street
is a guest other daughter, Mrs; Reheat
W. Chapman in New Haven.
,——~Ali4rkinds of Fish at New York
Market. 3
“Miss dilmlly Johnson. of Norwalk
visited Miss Alice Stocking, in George-4
town, for a few days last week
Mrs. C. L. liyatt and son Waldo, ol'
Daubury, have returned home from a
two weeks outing at Dell Island.
Fred P. StalIell cut his right leg
quite badly whilefelling anvold pear
tree at his home in Spring street.
The Misses Ruth and Dora. Saun-
ders. who have been visiting friends
in Kensington, have returned to their
home.
—-Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
Miss May Freeman, of Bridgeport,
is entertaining her cousin Miss CIo
nln, of South Norwalk. and Miss Julia
Carr, of ThonIastOn.
The Norwalk City Council will meet
next Monday night At that time the
new the hack will' no fOInIaily ac-
cepted by the city.
Attorney Levi Warner of Norwalk.
has gone to Strati'ord today, on ac-
count ot the death in that place of
Judge Andrew Sellcck.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Watkins and .
Mrs. Frances E. Seymour. of South
Main street, are spending this week
at Satatoga, N Y.
—Hallbbt,1t3ic 1b., at New York
Market
Contractor E. K White, oi East Nor-
walk. is framing the new building in
Chestnut street, South Norwalk, for
Stephen Halnsz, which will be arrang-
ed for two families.
Mrs HarIlet Hoyt Barnes and Ar-
thur ii. llarnes Jr., of Monaco, f0I-
msrly of South Norwaik aro guests at
the Allen House. Providence. R. 1..
tin Old Home Week.
The sewing circle of the Ladies Aid
Society of the First Methodist Fpis-
copal Church will meet Friday after-
noon at the homo of Mrs. Richard M.
Benton, 8 Taylor avenue.
Miss Estella M. White, manager of
the M. Steinort it sons Co.'s store in
Ilanbury. has returned home from a
month's vacation, spent in New‘Jcrsey.
South Norwalk, Carmel and othen
places. 3 3
w—Wbak Fish, 130C 1b.,
Market. ' 4.
Conductor Charles ii. Vaughn's
train from Danbury, last night, was
several minutes late. and the express
roIII New ilsven was stopped lime to
take on the passengers; as the regular
New York train and gone.
Speitiel's Orchestra will furnish
music for dancing at The Knob, Elat—
urday night
at New York
yosIorIiay afternoon by Bontleys Or- w
cln.',~slIn of Bridgeport, which also turn .3 ,,
Illiiht'd dancing music in the evening.
Eilwmd Shea and Bernie Newman '
write friends that. they arrived safely
in Quoonsiown after a. pleasant voy-
age. They wilir visit places at inter-
est in England. ireland and Scotland.
returning to south Nurwslk about
August iilth
illi‘il’iiiSWii lilillllliil
mam costs but Within l' cont-o
Meal for AI Lint. iabyil
't'iIo III‘ost economical or hit baby
foods is Justtooor no matter what site
We claim to serve the Midst in the
. ,frliitssaiui distal/assayed ice cold.
in intensity and produced light loosl “
tonight and Friday. Conditions ism p333"
Friday cloudy in the.
A concert was played /
‘lf Pouihbavoflaever tried our Bods.
city. on: syrups are roads from pure
Come in and be convinced
bill it iielieu it
Would.
8 North Main Clroot.
Toi. 02M
5 ' e 'ng School
' " 6F srAiuroao .
A any“ suits or sols.
A very strong. staff of teachers gives
individual linebtio‘n to every pupil. A
business, manual training, athletics.
Reopens for ,Fall Term, Thursday,
September 26'."
For Catalogue, address
ALFRED c. ROBJENT,
Head Master.
A'
The at
Neighborhood Church
Point today.
if the laser of a wrist bag contain
ing a small sum of money will call at
them,
Miss May Smith and ,her sister are
spending a few days in Westport with
their glnandnlother and are having a.
good time.
Kelley, of the Tristram and Hyatt
Beach, Milfordon the Sound
sic' store. Bridgeport, was an over
The. Knob last night.
A window‘soveral. feet in diameter
at John H. Manning's cafe in River
street, Norwalk, was
smashed this morning by breaking
loose from it's fastening.
SeIIatoI Jeremiah Donot’an and Rep-
resentative Frederick H Qulniard, of
South Norwalk, weIe present at a rc-
ceptlon to Senator Patrick McGovern.
at his home in Hartford, Tuesday
night, when he was presented with a
valuable clock.
-'—-S‘word Fish, 18c 1b., at New York
Market.
Charles Nichols of Norwalk, and
Alonzo Wheeler, of East Nerwnlk, in-
tend to be present at the reunion of
the Thirteenth Connecticut VolunteeI
infantry in the Civil War, at New Ha.
ven, August 22nd. They arc the only
two surviving members from.» The
Norwnlks.
The contract for plumbing in the
three-family house which John F. Mc-
Mahon is err-cling in West street for
himself and Joseph Simons, has been
let to the llcaiiug and Lighting Com
puny. oi Norwaik. Estimates will soon
be called for on the steam heating.
The house is now enclosetl.4
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith is now
being besieged for the dog tags.
which arrived Tuesday. The tags
cause II great deal of additional work
at the cities. The operation of giving
out a tag requires about the same
amount of clerical work as issuing a
dog license. 'imVn Clerk Smith will
send no ions by mail .
The work of installing the new san-
itaries at the Franklin school for
which an approplintion of $5 0300 was
recently made. is Wall under way. The
Peck Williamson Company, of Cincin.
anti, 0., has the entire contract, out-
ting in some slxtyilve nxturos. Wil
li'mn H Stalin and Robert M. Hoyt
are doing the mason and carpenter
work on the new building.
Conhcilihcnfi Henry Mathaih of Nor».
walk, chairman of the city highway
mrienmtmoat, is in New York matador
“the purpose of ordering oil to be used
‘ as ‘53 lotion the streets. .uotiami
W‘ a?“ mm at local. the section
. from the of Mill Rlii to Wootport .
venue. 'l‘ 1. oil Mil be distributed
y one of the tank wagons of the local
branch oi the Standard‘on Company.
is purchased, but when tho in to side
assume 8155 it bought the too when carter
prepared costs less than II cunts moot tho3gmomr’s Islam in the town hall
for It little am.
A three rdontns' om baby can be ted the'
Juittoud for 15455 a titty, including til
ooWofrIbo milk while other foods edit
min to to int a day.
“their“ human may cost A Hillel“
more than oundonsed mill: or ordinary“ _
sawmill! 's‘idbo. yet this is not a polio ,
worthy" of scans mutton whim one red»
um duo asses: babies iiving. upon
Jultfm his ”drill nick and grow to no
strong! an yoniidroa withlinli promm
ice at has! livi'gor. Our best pby
siclani have prescribed it for years.
.iidstiodb is Muslims, and no
muaor some more when weaning a
limousines}, l , sums on elm
88555
u some
Intellectual-n of on. him was:
Plait-i at CFeune and Joseph A
We in is: on insulin»: at
«Munibpmdor
skim the scans
”meow at moon” in order
02050311585 they did? participate in {dill-s
cases or conventional“ this full City or
Norwsik electors will also be register-
!“ all! time.
mva in N3? Within at Price‘i cub:
s to.
thigylttbg
N‘kn tilt sweet potat’ot‘i‘
node Is imam In the lentil”
Artists this week. (inertia pencils
New Jersey tomatoes are a
flint}, The price on renames
gum initial33 a stem
any til“! _ 4 .nll
it
thorough preparation for cellege or .'
Stratford, is holding a picnic at Roton ‘
this office, the bag will be renamed to
Miss Elia Gehebe and Miss MaIgaret ;
store, Norwalk are visiting at MyItle.
Miss Mary Simko. oi Steinert's IIIII- '
night guest yesterday of Mrs. Susan ,
L. Holmes, and attended the dance at 4'4 _;'
accidentally 4
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wag, “NW 4
or MMW I.“ m%§::swég .
“g .
‘ or it my mail. in Pneumonia.
w
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5
sure that the IuaierIsls and colors are of the beam 1,“
i
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. l 3 ..., Prices range from soc to $4 75
“3,333"?
fill
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when“, oiasoroa A'u'o‘ mutant.
South Norwalk. Conn.
415-138 North Main St. ‘
.....-. “.-....” .... W..-” ...—.... AMA...» ...—......
5 Passenger Grout Touriau Car tor Sale.
One and Two Horse Farm Wagons.
s Home Coeds of all Descriptions.
Rubber Tires FuInIsiIed for all Vehicles.
Special Announcement.
Dr. James T. Godfrey. our specialist. lint; songs from our New
York Examining cities, and is Executed to make export ckaminatioa‘s.
of eye defects at our office on store in the Opera Mouse Black. 50.;
Norwalk. All cases will receive his possum «attention absolutely.
frco of charge. Glasses. it‘ needed will be supplied at pIiccs as
low as 81 per pair for ONE WEEK ONLY. Ilr. Godfrey will give you".
. his honest opinion of the state of your eyes, and will not prescribe
glasses unless positively necessary.
Ofilce hours, from 8:00 a. m. tall: 00 p. m Saint-day until 10 p. In.
, Have your 45on examined by this specialist,- while no to harm.
4 Come in and .got acquainted.
clans, Inc.
. in Cost 335,93» N.- Y.‘
We are now developing thisichoice lrésidential property, io-
c‘ated an the highland, within ten minutes of the station. It has
been carefully restricted, and divided into hslf acre lots, which
we now oiier to the builder or investor.
OWN YOUR HOME
by purchasing a plot for cash or ,on our easy poymwt pips. If
you are prepsred to build at once, we will make you a very at-
tractive proposition. Ask your local broker or write us. We are
not strangers in South Norwalk-J—Harbor View Beach and Har-
be: View Park; and now the best of all, HIGHLAND PARK.
53305th Board [If Brutus,
E. 3. little Pres. fruduriolt Jenkins. irons.
252 Huguenot Street, ‘
New Rochelle, N .N'. Tel. 82 3.
Now open for the? 5
Shore Dinners a Specialty.
3 Dancing. Boating, Bathing
and other attractions.
4 museum given to Aummbih Parties.
42,. I Rollin!“ than: ovary “tetanus and evening.
use
1..
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sinus! boA'r‘u's’ it it Mounties. Ila-Anus our Iv nausea most.
w my _ a“ osros August 1 m‘i‘olugraphic
H W Mount 1 boo oMmsni alien limb points nth suds
triad violent ease ses333esched the maxi PM ME it? was broken 0,,
«swim 53“” "f .355” in July With “ I'I’Ii b’auril witty “When a cablb 13055
tom of iii). min 3:39 the causes of run Point (3th not write acct
nth, drowning it so and was out by a harbor dredge. Thieves is car.
it
ugliiowod closely “by thin fatalities with
Tim was one bola lulu e and 148
some; or the tuner three each nous
2mm 331's asp byslatldn and two by
t 1 other (stall ties to were
by‘kdli} I r habit mm suffocation, poi»!
sins crushed and In: died
out the beat and six burning. took!
law had three victims
w 31’!” 1'3HA‘l“ COLD
tied the trunk lines to points in @33-
go Nswm land. New York it e
others as Western States. A was
crow of linemen was at work swam
hours before the damage was repaired.
Wm
clVliWW WWW KNOW,"
stirs c. 0. Boys, A orutninent bu nous
'mnn oi bluff. tie, that nitration
nice. salve is the quickest and surest
‘ ri‘Now Yo oi: 8t Lois.
Ismael; )‘York, 4;:
5 I3 hinge.)
Hoyt’s Theatre
. 3 EVERY svzuluo4rI-us3vysax..
V : SKATING" RINK
lloiyoit‘e. 4; Bridgeport? 1.
New liaven. 7; Waterbury,2
Norwich. 8‘: Hartford, 4.
Springfield, 4: New London, 1.,
(second game.)
Pittsburg, 1
isomer).
‘ét 3%, oston,
Chicago. .4 kl yin.
Philadelphia- Cincinnati, 'rain
(second
Amert‘csn League.
o- ~h‘ ‘i
apt-,7
TEIN YEARB iN BED.
“For ten years i was confined to my
bed with. disease of the kidneys,"
Mites R. A. Clay, J. P. of ()akvillo.
Ind. ”it was so severe that 1 coal
not move unit of the time. i consul-
ed the very best medical skill avails?
his, but could get no rollet until Fri-
ley's Kidney Care was recommended
to me. it has been a Godsend to
me." The Clifford Pharmacy and
P3‘lalsteds Drug Store.
d AMUSEMENTS D-
MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY. 3
AMERICAN LIFEOGRAPH C04.
Direction Joseph 3E3ngisnder.
3 illustrated Songs,
PRICES 5c, 10c. 15c
use»...
...——
sATuso‘AY, Acousr 3.
Moaw‘ALKs
I
i
_ vo.
PATERSONS,
of the Hudson River League.
, Admission 250: Children under 12, 10c.
' Ladies free to the 'grand stand.
boron some
.. . 4 . 3
Open every afternoon and evening.
Hours—2 to 5', and 8 no ‘10: 45 p. In.
’lnrge new skating surface. Ample
seating facilities for spectators.
4 Extra music every evening and illus-
trated songs by Joseph McMahon at 3
and 9 p. III.
ADMISSION, 10¢; SKATER, 15o.
W
NABESE‘YOUNGS
PROPRIETORO.
P M Whom”. Circuit.
5 rm'nuu
- AND FACING.
NUTMEG TRACK, BRIDGEPORT,
(Under New Management)
Four Days—July 30-August 2.
The fastest horses in training in the
East to compete for 84,800 in purses.
Admission 50c. Trolley cars direct
to track. ‘
‘EXOUROiONB TO HUNTINGTON
A3ND VALLEY GROVE.
On and After FRIDAY, JUN! 21, 1907‘.
't‘ho Now and Commodlouo
Steamer °:~ Huntington
CAPT. WILLIAM G. YOUNG,
' Will‘ltun as Follows:
LEAVE HUNTINGTON for Norwuk
Mondays and Fridays at M45 A.
In. and 2: 15 p. In.
LEAVE NORWALK for Huntington
Mondays and mFridays at 8: 45 o. in.
and 5:15p
FA RE, 40o:
Children, 6 t3o 12 yours, Excursion. Silo:
will stop at ”Whom?” os'ova Mon-
days and Fridays on clonal.
Popula'r’ 3§XCut§lou
Watchilil "or boot ruin.
Rail to IN“ London and Glamor.
sxo 9N RATE 1.50.
dtirnltggzgem ”sign. V‘Lm-
GOOD ONLY on the iipecial
Train and date as above, and must be
purchased before taking the cars, or
lentil be collected.
utiful‘MAI-ino
nations. our! carbine.
healing salvo over. applied to a sore.
reborn or wound,‘ or to a case of piles.
Escrow his when. two season, know who the out
out 4 exception. ham. 3 teodb‘y‘ I“. I
Must. sou . 4 4 R n
3115555"?
In. Special return train loaves New
P115033 Mfifiul’fl44.,,
Clevelan stem“? .. It.
New Y . etroit,1.rr
, (dosage, Wbsbingtonn ‘
‘Phlladei ““38, St. Louis, 7 (311 in-
‘ .I
411ch Mister Walker Slut. ~
' Baseball
Nor-walk Amusement Peril 7
examines Tickers. 80o. smote 33
sateen. Auou3o'r 1.
tot not from Wit Luvs
W South “Remit: 1:06 ‘A; M.
. Conn ace at New Mutton with .
Magma oak banana, :3» Wat/$131M
or s on w an
Inn at IPWU m.. Pluck?“ Man at '
12:30 noon.
ridiculing best twoi illoolI island
In 2:15 in In. and Watch mu at it: ill) ‘
Pittsburg,7: lldston, It (first some): ‘ 4'
GATE. AT THESE PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD ‘l‘O HAVE' A OTV
PRETTY WASH WAIST FOR EVERY DAY N THE. WEEK. ,
. All sizes in Colored Lawn Waists. in light and dark colors. 59c value,
Fine quality White Lawn Waieis. with narrow, black hairline check 5 3
facts, tucked front and back, long sleeves, with tucked cuffs, made to 5531i
for $1. 25, now 79c.
White Lawn Wulsts, tucked fronts, with lace insertion tucked backil; “ 33
bargain at 79c.
12 diffelient styles White Lawn Waists, made up in the very latest at
lish effects, the lot. to be sold at a big reduction of their true value. The
abovo waists will have to be seen to be appreciated. Only she calls.
‘l I - "4...,” .595.
All the Limit Moving‘ Pictures and
Everything in the Optimal Line.
Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL .TRFFT.
The trans Cloak a 81111: H6use,
33 souru MAIN artisan, scum NORWALK, coN
Waists, former price 81.50 now. ..t...t................ ......4.,... ......
Waists, former price $1.98, new .......
100 dozen Waists, former price 82. 98, now .. ...............
White Dresses, in lawn regular prices $7. 00 up to $15. 00, now 4
............... {3,88 $4.98 and ..
White NetDresses ............... to
.mnuq-oooobo-un:
$9.98
White Lawn and Linen Skirts . .. $1.48, $1.98. :ZI
Black and Blue Brilliantine Skirts. ........... ..... . $2.98
A few Silk and Prince Coats, were $35. 00, now . . . . . . . .‘. . .
Long Linen Coats in 6 styles ... .
Girls' Dresses We are almost giVing away, as we must sell th
gardless of cosh sale in both stores. ,
Nemo Corsets .98c, 81.,48 01.98.522.48 and
OALE tN BOT-H STORE .
515 MAIN STREET. STAMFORD. 88 SOUTH EMAIN 81. so. NORWA" K
________ Heel
You ought to have pretty i-loslery in summer. especially if you wear IOW‘
shoes. We have some very beautiful designs in embroidered and lace stock-4. ,
logo, which, though very thin and odoi in fabric are so splendidly made, and!
of such fine quality that they simply wou- excellently. They are ddooini.‘ . ’
moniy good value: and worthy to every way of the careful oonlidqutio‘n’s
of economical women. ~ 1
86 Washington Street
THE BUSINESS EDUCATOR.
a school paper published by
Merrill Business College.
will help you decide what to do when vacation is, over.
Sent free upon request.
M A. MERRILL, Prim
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Ans orrsmuo roa rms WEEK , ‘4
wumr usaomzao oaks: oKm'ro roh ... m
Worth 81.25.
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