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51LW111111119111 811111.
11111 11111113 11111133.
Miss Verna Wheeler has returned
from her vacation and resumed her d11-
ties as stenographer in the office of
Judge Joseph H. Taylor.
Miss Nellie Goodseli, who is em-
ployed in Norwaik, is enjoying a va-
cation with her father, William Good-
seil, of Cross Highway, Westport.
People along thes bore saw the re-
flectlon of a large blaze Saturday eve-
ning. It developed that the fire was
simply on the beach and no damage
reseulted.
A sizeable band of gypsics is en-
camped on Scribner's lane, near the
Connecticut Turnpike. They have the
usual equipment of tents wagons, for-
tune tellers, etc
Clifford Adams and party, who have
been cruising on the Ferris—Russell
auxiliary sloop Dilk ill, returned Sat.
urday morning from Saybrook and oth-
er points to the eastward
Dainty laces and embroideries are
used extensively this season in mak-
ing dresey costumes. A very pretty as-
sortment of? these trimmings will be
found at N. E. Ryan & Co.’s.
Albert Classler, charged with breach
of the peace 111 having a disturbance
with Nehemiah Farrington, yesterday,
Was not in court this morning and a
bond of $10 was declared forfeited.
Algie L. Searies of the Bryant, Bosse
Company’s store, Norwalk, began a
two weeks’ vacation today and this at-
ternoon leiit. 101 Armonk, N. Y., where
he will spend a week,
recuperating
{mm a recent illness,
Frank Moran, charged with drunken
ness arrestedyesterday afternoon in
Water street. was fined 85 and-costs
this morning in the town court. He was
unable to pay and was taken to Brid-
geport jail.
Mrs. Edward F. Smith; Mrs. Henry
Hoffman, Mrs. Frederick Byxhee. Mrs.
William Moore, Miss May Q. Smith
and Miss Bessie Hoffman have return-
cd from a two weeks sojourn at Ocean
Grove, N, .l., and vicinity.
Oflicer Allie Allen. of Wesiport, as
sislod by several helpers, had quite 11
11111111 with an insane man at the Sang-
oluck station last Thursday. He came
from Norwnlk and the officer was usk-
1111 to take him back to his home,
which he did after much difficulty.
The Criminal side of the Court of
Common Pleas comes in Wednesday
with 11 jury. Summoned from Norwulk
for jury duty are Edward Barrett and
John H. Broadway. From New Cil-
11111111 nro Gould D. Blackmail and Jose-
ph l-I. Butler.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carpenter of
Rome. N. Y., who are on an automo«
bile tour in their Packard car, reached
South Norwnik Saturday and spent tho
night with Mr. and Mrs. Willlani W.
Lester of Bnyvlcw avenue. and 111-
11111111111 the dance at the Knob. 'i‘hoy
wcro accompanied to Boston yesterday
by Mr. and Mrs. Lester.
The several companies of the Nor-
wulk Fire Department will hold month
1y meetings tomorrow night. Mailers
porlalning lo the his department fair to
1111 hold 111. the armory in October will
he 1111111111 over and in addition. Piou-
our 11111111 and Ladder Company and
Phoenix Engine Company will plan 11
clniiiiniko for "some Sunday during the
present month.
A unique dance has been arranged
for Wudnondny 11111111 111 The Knob The
event will 1111 for married people and
the program 11112111111111 lanciorI polkns.
quadrillcn. 111111 a Virginia rcol. Much
1111111111111. 111 11111111: 111111111 11nd from pre-
nent. conditions thorn will he a large
attendance. The Wheeler and Wilson
orchentora. of Bridgeport will nurnisii
music. This dance will ho somewhat oi?
11 dapnrluro 111111 is the first one of
the kind of this season.
Henry T. Prowlll's liliio Maxwell
runabout started to perform 1111111111 this
morning near the Wall street tunnel
where it had been 11111, by 1111 owner.
The brake slipped and there being 11
down grade. the our 1113111111 rolling
along slowly 11111111111111 by the vibration
of the motor A telegraph polo finally
arrested its progress. Mr. i’rowitt is
wondering 111111 a gas headlight mnnng‘
ed to keep from getting smashed as
the car could hardly have been guided
by human hand without having the
lamp smashed. The lamp was on one
1111111 of the pole and 11111 mud some on
the other. ,
TALCUM POWDER.
VIOLET AMMONIA.
room1 soils, are.
74 Washington D!- Tol. 218-2.
Gustave Freldrich is 111 Bridgeport
today on a pleasure trinp.
A meeting or Colfax Encampment
will be held 111111 evening.
William C. Jesse is attending the
celebration in Bridgeport today.
Mrs Frank Hail and daughter. Lu-
cille, are visiting in Greenfield Hill
Jeweler Richard Noach is attending
"Colman Day" in Bridgeport today.
Menni Cohn and daughters Leah and
Rebekah are in Bridgeport, today.
John Oldenschlager is spending the
day at the (lemma celebration in Brld
gcport.
Miss Lilliam Deverill has returned
flom her vacation, which was spent in
Plovidence.1
Carl Schaub and family are visitors
in Bridgeport, today. Attending
German Day celebration.
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith is
taking a few days' vacation, which
he is spending out. of town.
The annual clamhako or the Norwalk
Fish club will beheld in Burchards'
woods two weeks from yesterday.
Miss Florence Van Waggonon, of 0x-
lord, N. Y., is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Lester, of Bayview ave-
nue.
A large congregation gathered. yes.
terday at the Brookside Chapel to
hear Rev. '1‘. N. Laine, of Darlen,
preach.
R. II. Coburn, after a
visit in Pennsylvania, intend to start
for Ohio, where they will spend some
time.
Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Elsie Schuman, stenographer
at theoliice of Hurlbutt and Davis, in
Norwalk, began a two weeks' vaca-
tion today.
Miss Louise Oldenschlngcr, who
has been enjoying a vacation. has re-
Sumed her duties with the John I-lauv
cock insurance Company.
Attorney and Mrs. Loo Davis and
their young son will leave town Sat-
whero they will spend two weeks.
The Misses Theresa Veriin, Eliza
Davis and Elsie Schuman. three Nor»
walk young ladies, left this morning
for a week‘s outing at Trinity Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Nowcumb, of
Waterbury. were guests over Sunday
of the farmer's parents. Mr. and Mrs
D. A. Newcomb, of West Main street,
Norwulk.
Andrew Little, of ‘Danbury. came
down to _Norwalk yesterday and spoilt
the day with his wife. who is the
guest of her sisters, the Misses Clark.
of Merwin street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Seymour 1.111-
icrlninod a party of friends from New
Haven yesterday at The Knob. The
party coumrlsed Mrs. M. E, Robinson,
Mr. Robinson, Miss Kimberley, Mli-is
liarlord, Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs.
Davis.
(1. iiuck Dubois, John W. Colby and
William K. .I. liublioli returned yester—
day oliornoou, from 1111 intorosllm’: au-
tomobile trip in Mr. linbois’ I’opo-
llartlord runabout, to 11111111111, Mass,
11nd viciully. They report 11 line 1111111.
They were in lioaion part of Old Home
week.
A continued case against former
Deputy Sheriff James Tuner, 01 Nor«
walk. came before Judge Edward M.
Lockwood in the Norwalk police court
today. Since the 0111111 1101:1111, Toner
and his wife have 1111111111111 1111 1111-
mailer and Judge Lockwood discon-
tinued the case.
An abandoned horso 11nd earring"
was found in Nowlown avenue. yes-
tcrduy afternoon. The matter was ro-
poricd to the Norwalk police and 1111
oillcor went on and took 1111111 so of tho
rig. The outfit is now at Oscor H.
1111111111 stable 111 111ch street. awaiting
11 claimant, the police not having r11
oclvl-d any trace of the owner.
John (lormun. .ir.. :1 Norwalk man.
was arrested yesterday by Captain 111‘
Police limit. on 11 writ charging him
with non-support of his wife. (lorman
told 11111 story before Judge it. M.
Lockwood this morning. The 111111111
ordered him to pay his wli'o the 1111111
111‘ so por wouk for six months. (1111»
man’s i'ulllor want his bond in 11111 sum
of 811311, to fulfill the conducilleni.
An electric light wlro become 11111111»
111111 with tho Norwnlk Fire Alarm syn-
toni about 1 o’clock Sunday morning
and for several minutes the big ball
111. the town house on Mill ilill rung
fullounly. hustling the department 11111
of bed. it is supposed that tho 111111111
occurred in front of the residence or
1111 Mayor Chalice 1.. “lover in Grand
street, as 11 sheet of 111111111 shot up at
111111 point. The insulation or much of
the wire at the Main streol firehouse
was burned oil and some or the Wood
Work was scorched.
30 Views of
Norwalk
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“Ilium“
' “ Against flreli
Taylor 811 (30111911., ‘
the .
orday for the Delaware Water Gap. _.
A Tale oi Hare values.
Highest values and actual reductions make our .Red Tag
Sale stick up above all other clothing sales.
Hundreds of men know that our suit values range from
$3 to $5 above our regular prices. ,
Our reductions are genuine—a real slicing oil of 1egiti~
imate profits to insure clearing out all of our Fancy Suits
made for this season:
Broken lines of $8.50 and $10 Suits, large and ‘
small sizes, $4.48.
Broken lots of $10 ,and $12 Suits, large and small
sizes, $5. 48.
Regular lines in all sizes for men and young men:
$10 Suits, $6. 88 $18— 820 Suits, $12.88
$12 Suits, $7.88 $20-$22 Suits, $16.88
$15 Suits, $9.88 $25 Suits, $17.88
Radical reductions on youths’ Fancy Suits, Outing Trou-
sers, Straw Hats and Children‘s Suits and Waists‘.
:4 South Main Street.
Telephone Call 632-2. ‘6
GOOD GRAIN—GOOD 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
feed it’s not, so important to save money as to get the
best—but, here you can do both.
,Buy Oats Thats Clean.
' MANUEL T. HATCH.
1-1“-
Ladiés’ HOme Journal
for August
Wm. P. Beers’
Book audistahonery Stores.
49 Wall St., Norwalk 6 South Main St, South Norwalk
By Express
Bluefish, Weakflsh. Crabs. Lobsters. Swordfish.
and all other kinds of fish.
Round Clams.
Guilds Bridge Fislr Market
«IST OR AGE»
Furniture, Pianos, Machinery
LARGE, WELL-VENTILATED BUILDINGS FOR THE STORAGE OF EV-
ERY CLASS OF MERCHANDISE.
LOW RATE OF INSURFANCE.
Raymond Bros.
11= 1:11.. ANY REASON W
you should be without work 110-
marrow,
HOW MUCH. MONEY HAVE YOU
in your pocket or _the bank to last
until you could get other employ-
ment?
1|.
WATCHMAN.
WHY NOT ,
start an account for just. such emer-
goodies?
1111: 3011111 110 ¢_,ALK
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1 '1‘
This is an absolutely pure Talcum
Powder for the toilet, and a necessity
‘ alter shaving and after the bath.
Price, 16c can; 2 for 250.
DON'T FORGET you want a jar of
COLD CREAM with you on your out-
ing trip, We 11 dainty preparation that
takes out the pain oi! sunburn and
keeps the complexion perfect. Price,
251: Jar.
WE ARE EQUIPPED in every way
to compound prescriptions as they
4 should be compounded. Pure drugs,
modern appaiatus experienced pre-
sex lptionlsts.
111 11111111111111,
1'11: PRESCRIPTION ITQRI.
' TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY ssnwcs.
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
, —_
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. in.——Prlccs
of stocks broke sharply in the opening
dealings from the sentimental 'influ-
ence of the heavy lines imposed on
Saturday on the Standard 011 Com-
pany. The London market was closed
for a holiday, but the dealings showed
considerable animation. Brooklyn
Transit fellii points, Anaconda 1%,
Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, North-
ern Pacific, St. Paul, Reading, Amalga-
mated Copper and Amerlan Smelting
1% to 1%, Atchisoo and Sloss Sheffield
Steel 11 point and Kansas and Texas
and Rock Island large fractions. Cleve-
land, C, C. 81. St. Louis sold at a re
covery of 27.41. from theavvy decline
of 7.
WALL STREET, ll 11. m.-—-Savc for
a few belated selling mdc1',s the mar-
ket met suppmt immediately after the
opening and lccoicrod about half of
6 its decline. The ilarrimau stocks ral~
lied briskly, but Union Pacific became
feverish and heavy on the rise. The
market was quite dull at 11 o‘clock
and heavy in tone. Canadian Pacific.
Great Northern pid. and the Ore Cer-
11111 ates fell 1 to 1 14 and Chicago &
Alton old. 1 W.
W ALL. STREET, noon ~—The market
was dull and drooping, but changes
were small. Northwestern and Nor-
folk & Western declined 1 and Sugar
pid. 2. U. S. Reduction pfd. rose 1.
11011113 were easy.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.—~There was
not suflicient business during midday
to alter priecs of the active stocks
enough to warrant notice. Pressed
Stool Car and Mineapolls, St. Paul and
Stiult Sainte Marie yielded 1, the pre-
ferred 6 111111 Sugar pfd. and New Jer-
sey Telephone 3%.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
lilies F‘rcncli. of Noroton, was a
guest. over Sunday of friends 111 Ridge-
ilcld.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morgan. for-
mcrly of Norwalk, are visiting in
town.
Miss Lou Rhodes. of Phillipshurg.
N. .l., is a guest of Miss Lillian 11‘.
Gildt‘, of Grand street, Nor-walk.
Miss Blossom Smith, of West street
is spending a mouth at Cayuga Lake,
New York, in company with Mrs
Flynn.
1 The Norwulk City Council will hold
a monthly meeting tonight. The new
Pioneer truck will be formally accept-
ed 111 this time.
Miss Florence Hamilton stonog [-111
or 111 the oillce of Walsh and liulIiéil
and Miss Bessie Sims. who is emp y-
ed in 1i Greenwich lnw oiilce, loft town
this morning for Romano, Sullivan
county. N. Y., where they will spend
11 week.
About 480 now brass dog tags have
been given out thus for at the allies
of the town clerk. The present batch
or logo will be exhausted after about
6110 more are given out. There will
he 11 his wall from dog owners next
spring. 1111 failure to register a canine
noxi year by May 1 11111111111 an addition-
111 charge of 81.
YACHT CLUB ORUiSE.
Members Were Guest- ot Ell-Comma.
don Osborn in Soil Among
Thimble islands.
The annual cruise oi the Norwnlll
Yacht Club started Saturday morning
at 10:80 from the club 1101111111 and has
thus for experienced ideal Weather.
‘i‘ho duct was led by Commodore W.
F‘.'Cierke‘s speedy Marguerite. The
other boats were W. S. Hothold's A1-
laraul, Clarence Oeborn’s Lydia, Ariel
Cameron's auxiliary not boot Edna and
the launch Cyrlc, owned by M. I.
Duty of Bell island.
The first stop was at Black Rock.
where the fleet was joined by 11 num-
ber of boots from the Huntington
Yacht 611111.11 race 1111111111111 tour
speedy knookabouts, the Question.
Answer. Bat and Fill, ,tooll place in the
afternoon and in the evening the visit-
11111; yachtsinen were entertained at o
1h?!) held by the Bridgeport Yacht
11b
The 1111111 got under way 111111110 11.11.
t1111111 morning and ran to the Thimble
comma
impish“. At the “111%
1111311 WW satire " ‘ 11 ball about
Turning Money
TWICE EACH YEAR. WE ANNOUNCE OUR
11.311111. CLEARANCE SALE IN Ksrrlucwrnicua
r1st ruarosr. To 131.051: our sveavrumc
CARRIED OVER;
THE WAY WE ACCOMPLISH OUR PURPOSE
IS TO COOLY CUT THE PRICES IN HALF AND.
MAKE OUR SALE TIME THE TALK OI“ THE TOWN»
THE IDEA LS YOU WILL FIND OUR STORE KEEP-w
ING NoDERN~~No OLD GOODS T0 PACK AWAY
AND GET .STALE.
GOODS we HAVE Bouaur m. r1115 .ssA- I
.SON MUST ALL BE SOLD NOW, AND IT' SSAVING
TIME FOR YOU.”
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' HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS.
98 Washington Street, 4 , . ,
_ 1 Tel. 165-5. "’9 '
‘Ifl
South Norwalk.
6 'I " M 1 ’
co. 1..
AT SUMMER'S LOWEST PRICES. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK
BEFORE YOU LEAVE YOUR ORDER ELSEWHERE, OR BETTER STILL,
GIVE US A TRIAL ORDER.
THE HARRIS &GANS COMPANY
Telephone 450. 68 Water Street.
.111
Prime Meats
VEGETABLES.
J. w. DODGE.
on Washington Street South Norwalk
THE HATCH 81 BAILEY CO.
slumber and Mill Work for Ereruthinop-
1110111 '1 11111115111 TO A PALACE. '
’ Timber, shingles, lath. 1111 kinds and grades of beveled Siding, loot-in:
and finishing lumber. All kinds 0! hard woods, Tar paper, flint coated
roofing paper, sheathing paper. Hal; insulator Ind deafening papers. ordi-
nary and extension ladders. Doors. sash, blinds, interior house trim in'
Pine. Redwood. Cypress, Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and fancy I"-
ins, turning, planing. shop Jobbing. cabinet work. veneered work. Kilnv
drying facilities. I
1
Mill. £001 of Marshall Street.
Lumber Yard. Water Street.
Telephone 46-3.
Telephone 46-2.
3hr. Burned Sale
D. GOTTLIEB’ S
will continue as we have to clear out all summer stock to make room for'
our toll goods. We now offer you greater bargains than before. Note the
reductions.
Men‘s and Youtha’ Two Piece Suits, which were 86, $7 and 38, for . . . .. 82.60
Men's and Youths’ Black Tbibet, Venetian lined.suitablo tor yearmound-
wear, former price 811, tocloso them out ........................ 84.98
Many other bargains. Call and look them over.
D. GOTTLI
1: North Main Street, South Norwalk.
MIDDLETOWN WOMAN ASPHVXI-
ATED.
MIDDLETOWN 11111111111; law/rho
body at Miss 1111111111111 Ohnimor was
found at her home in College street
111112: 11111111111113 one: 110116661113,
DERBY. August 5.—-—’l‘lle 1111111 ,
against John Manor, of New 1111111111.
who you arrested recently for taking "
part a a prise tight 111 a local club.
1101161113110, 5121.1.11'1 SEASON—NOTHING 15 To 111;;
1111th 111111.. 1
here today. she havin died 1mm 31111
asphyxiation. 111111110 111111111 had not
boon seen since Saturday. and it Iii
thought that she committed suicide.
as one had been despondent of late.
8111; was about any years 11! use, and
came here from Scotland several years
ago. being employed for 11 time 1111
trained nurse, and later runnings
boarding house. ,
1111101111111 rams RITIRE.
11111111111111. 1111111111110. August tw’i‘llez
latest advices from Casablanca NO”
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.tsiWnliioody 11.111, 111111 1.1111 111111 in
111111; 11111111 111111111 Moorish tribe-men
111111111 relish
came up in the city court today, but
was continued until nest Monday. 1111
Thomas 111110111111, of Armenia. the 11111»
or principal. had not been apprehend»
11d . The police also wanted more limo
to secure other witnesses. .
WW 1
ENFICLD MAM ”OWNED.
ENFiiilLi), August 6.41111 1111111111
Franklin '1‘. Olmswlld 7111111 111111111 111
pond near his house like yonterds.
Olmsted disappeared 11101111“th .111 y
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