Ice Cream
Atlanta’s.
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LBCHINBWSIIUIBS.
Captain Frank N. Ferris is on the
excursion to Block Island today.
Miss Blanche Northrop, of Nor-
walk. is spending two weeks at Bath
Beach, N, Y. t
Reporter Edward S. Underhlll, of
glorwalk has gone to White Plains to
pend a Week.
Iron couches at F. A. Mitchell‘s. in
Norwalk.
Carl Tews, who has been spending
his vacation here, hos returned to
business in New York.
Miss S’ally Station, of Tarborg. North
Carolina, is a guest of Mrs. achuyler
Hamilton, of Norwalk.
A regular meeting of the Knights of
the Maccabees was held last evening
in Central Labor Union Hall.
Bentley’s Metropolitan Orchestra. of
Bridgeport, will play at The Knob Sat-
urdny afternoon and evening.
Congressman E. J, Hill, of Norwalk,
has gone to Maine, to be the guest of
Congressman Littlefleld.
Albert Eamon, of Queens, L, l., was
the guest of ExMayor Charles G. Bo-
hnnnun, in South Norwdik, today.
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Miss Laura} Ollveri, oi' Homeli, New
York, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Knapp, or rI‘oylor avenue.
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Aiexnnder Sempie and family, of
West nvepue, have returned home from
a‘week‘s visit at Manhattan Beach.
Mrs. Funny B_ Procter. of New York,
is a guest. of Mr. and Mrs, E. P. Mid-
dlebrook, of Adams avenue, Norwnlk.
Howard Hunter, of the Gilbert and
Bennett Company office, Georgetown.
is enjoying a vacation at. his home in
Norwnlk.
Quite a number of people from South
Norwnik and other surrounding pinces
look the train bearing the Block is-
lnnd excursion today.
, The schooner, Julie. Cole, of Port-
lnnd, arrived in the upper harbor yes—
iordny with ll loud of pulp for the St.
George Pulp and Paper Company.
The case at William H. Moon.
charged with theft of clothes belong-
ing to Arthur Wicks, was continued
this morning until 9 n. no. tomorrow.
'i‘ho Nutmeg (:iub camp at Compo
Bench In still running nud the comp-
era are boring it. good time. They
will return home the latter pllrt. oi the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jennings, of Hon-
ry street. hove returned home ul‘lcr
on extended tour of the South. includ-
ing Washington, 1). (3.. and the James
town Exposition.
A. J. Collins & Company cnli your
nttculion to their line of brnus null
computed beds. which in their August
nulu nlvvs you no opportunity to no-
curl- llIIt' ui nrcntly reduced prices.
Sun nil.
Wt
Mill “ml and surplus solo at A. lilo
Iil‘l‘ilillil uud Son's. Flue the till.
(‘Iliil‘Il'H llnruum. formerly of Nor-
wuik. who in now locntod with it hit!
depnrilm-nl More nt Norfolk, Virginia.
Ill lliwndinu u vucnllon in town. Mr.
linrlulln bu» Mitt) Iltli'il Ill Now York
buying goods for his tit-m.
Conductor A. M. Council started
work this morniuir on the new Adiunu
nvcuuo sowor. Work on tile uowur
improvemnutn nbout the city to pro-
:rfisolng luld will be finished up this
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iicury ll. (loo-lull, of Phiiodeiphin.
formerly of Norwulk. and now located
in Phiiudeipbiu, is spending it vacation
in town. , Mr. (ion-lob in now conduci-
n but store owned by IiIli into in-
r nt 2868 (‘lernmnlown avenue, l’hi-
alphlu.
Councilman Henry Moihels. choir-
mon of the City or Norwnik Highway
Department, expects the cllriomi of oil
be has ordered for the city stratus, lo
nrrive here in about three weeks. lie
has bought a suii’icient amount. 0.000
gallons. to treat; about lwa miles of
roedbed. Mr. Maillot: has been study
ing the subject I' t deal of late
Mill is convinced t at. the people or
Norwulk will his delighted with the
new process. The oil is a Kentucky
product. '
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Vlbtl‘l',;§fllibflla.
raiser m. m. ,
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‘ lie on Insured _ >
. , Against fire?
Taylor 85 Golden: ‘
74‘ Washington at. c'l'oi.iliI-2.
’sgainst‘rydu. but it isn’t.
Mrs. Addie Warren. .of New York.
is visiting relatives in Norwalk.
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Loose Lodge Daughters oi Herman.
held a regular meeting last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Hadrian Schreiber will I
he passengers on the steamer Bremen,
tomorrow.
The Yale and Towns Manufacturing
Company, 0! Stamford, has tiled a
’ certificate of increase of capital stock
from $1,000,000 to $1,500,000.
The regular weekly hop wus given
lust night at the Nor-walk Yacht Club
house, Hickory Bind.
tnir attendance of the young people of
The Norwulks and Belle island,
The Rule pol Sunday school of Wil-
ton. Canon and Georgetown are DiC-
nicing lit Roton Point todny.
come to Norwalkrabout' 300 strog, by
train, shortiyl after 9 o‘clock and were
taken to Baton Point ill special trol-
ley cars.
The Norwaik Masonic lodges will re-
sume their sessions in September. St.
John’s lodge. F. and A. M., will meet
the first Thursday night in the month,
Washington Chapter, R. A. M., on the
second Wednesday and Clinton Com-
mundery on the first Friday.
A number of special trolley cars
bore the picnickers oi' the First Metho
dist Sunday school to Steeplechase is
land, this morning, where they will
spend the day. The weather certainly
is invertible for a. fine time, which was
confidently expected by all in attend-
once.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles is Barker, nc-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Henry T.
Prokitt, set out from Norwnlk this
morning; in their Thomas Flyer, for
Maine. Mr. Barker will combine this
pleasure trip with businesses he will
call on a‘number of his customers for
gasoline engines in that state.
The NOI‘Wulk fire alarm bell was not
ringing accidentally this morning by
John H. Hoyt, superintendent of the
Blistem. The apparatus did not res-
pond. on the hell (lid not repent lbc
number. Mr. l-loyt was working on
Box 16 at the corner of Main and Wall
streets when the release got away
from him and started the big bell.
'l‘he picnic of Trinity Episcopal
Church to the Bronx Park nod Zoo
‘which was to have been held yester-
day but which was postponed on lic-
couut of the thrcnlcniug weather in
the morning will be held Friday. A
special train of 12 pllssollgcr couches
hos been chartered and fifteen special
trolley curs will meet the train. it is
estimated that about 800 people will
uttend.
Considerable mystery surrounds the
finding by the Norwnlk police Sunday
of an abandoned horse and carriage
in Newtowu menus. The police horn
telephoned around to various pieces.
but us yet. no trace of the owner can
be found. When the oulili. was dis
covered. the horse itlui n funding but:
on its hood. The animal and vehicle
are being hold at ()ucnr ii. illlllks‘
stable Ill llivcl' siroct.
While it lIt‘IIVPl'y wosou of o well
known Norwnik milk tIl‘llIi‘r was pus~
slur: though Main strcct, tilts mornini:
a bottle fell bill and mode on inter-
esting prospect for any rubber tired
vehicle that should huppou ulouir. The
bottle broke in such convenient silnpen
nnd sizes to cut on tires but the. driver
of the milk wagon did not stop, Some-
one on tile sidowuik shouted to the two
occupants of the wagon. but they ptiid
no attention.
Stamford ynchismou urn rmnpiulu-
ing of ihicvco who «tool skiff-hunts.
The intent victim of this sort, Il-l Wil-
liulu .i. llurnot. Mr. liurncl's HkIIT
bout won token the other night. from
be moorings oi. the bond of the writ
brunch of tho lulrbor. lir‘s going to
got another, and he sure bo'ii proirct
it in n mnmwr liult will nullm things
miubiy uuplonmlnt for the ibivf or
thieves who undertake in niche off
with it.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Convention Opens In Norfolk With
Largo Attendance.
NORFOLK, Vin, August imprintin-
cul high llltlllil. presided over by Mou-
“In“ J it‘olconlo. popnl dolomite. nod
celebrated by Bishop Kelley, of Slivun»
hob, and Bishop Donohoo. of West Vir-
ginie: it public meeting of woicoluo
ht tin- Acodomy oi! Music and 0 night
norm. occasion devoted to pouring com-
mittee reports, Wore the lectures of
the opening duy‘u session of tho
intliy~flith convention of the Knights
of Columbus. Throughout the day in-
coming 1nd s and bloomers brought
tiezlcgateo’ «visitors to the conven-
tion and l ‘ night it was estimated
iliul. liters ore 15.000 knights and oil».
er visitors in Norfolk. it is believed
that this number will be doubled by
this alteration. 4
30 View of
Harwell:
it ‘meyl'dook'hus though luck is
soiling from New York for llremoll. I
There ‘wns n .
’I‘Iléy '
[Boys’Sui
g East at Cut 1 rites.
" , Rédf ags never failure bring us great business
in oumbioys‘,department. Our values are so well
knowd'th‘ "mothers of boys are quitk to attend
these rial ‘ ~ ‘ . .-
‘ We're reduced prices an all of our fancy suits
for boys. egos 7 to 17—a-not old but all} new this sea-
son, and to be sold at these extremely low prices:
$2.50 Suits. ‘ $1.39. V $5.00 Suits, $2.89.
$3.50 Suits, $1.89. $6.00 Suits, ‘ $3.89.
Wash Suits Reduced. I
We never have had prettier or better wash suits
than this season, and we’ve sold so many that lines
are all broken. It‘s too late to buy more, so we will
sell what we have left at amazing reductions:
50c Suits, 39c. $1.50 Suits, $1.19.
75c Suits, 59c. $2.90 Suits, $1.49.
$1.00 Suits, 79c. $2.50 Suits, _ $1.85.
Childrcnls Shirt Waists. 12%c and. 19c; were up
to 50c. ‘ ' .
I sell GOOD grain and feed and mnininin uniformly
low prices; never lllisreprescnt an article, and give careful
attention to details. .
Not in the race for “chenpness.” but (lUiOl) groin and
food costs but little more thltn the cheap otufi that. bus
nothing but price to recommend it. .i-
Buy Oats Thats Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH. .-
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Lodies’ Home Journal
for August’
Wm. P. Beers’
Book andeiailonery Stored.
49 Wall St., Norwalk. 6 South MainiSt.. South Norwaik
Live Lobsters.
Soft Shell Crabs. Bluefish. Weakiish.
Swordfish. Steak Cod, Eels. Halibut.
Porcies. Long and Round Clams.
Flesh Arrival Dailll. ~
Will Bridge in Martel
élSTORAGE
Furniture, Pianos, Miachincry
LARGE, WELL-VENTILATED BUILDINGS FOR THEI STORAGE OF EV-
ERV CLASS OF MERCHANDISE.
LOW RATI 0F INSURFANCIE.
dun...
WATCHMAN.
iF FOR "in on
you should be without .work to-
marrow, 3.
HOW MUCH MONEY H VE YOU
in your pocket; or the bot k to last;
until you could get other employ
ment? ' .
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start: on account; for just 3 ,ch emer-
gencies? = -
scriptlonists.
‘ oi the prominent stocks which were
‘ after the rise got well under way and
‘ shoplifting by Detective annually Nou-
. counters and impersonating ‘v. clerk.
. stores. toiled to show up in thewiice
_ court yesterday {or trial, and forfeited
_ thumb hunger mt
i- Reels
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This is an absolutely pure Taicum
Powder for the toilet, and a necessity
after shaving and after the bath.
Price, 15c can; ‘2 for 25¢.
DON'T FORGET you want a jar of
COLD CREAM with you on your out-
ing trip. It's a dainty preparation that
takes out the pulp of sunburn and
keeps the complexion perfect. Price,
25c jar.
WE ARE EQUIPPED in every way
to compound prescriptions as they
should be compounded. Pure drugs,
modern iippurutus, experienced pro—
Iva——
Till iliiill iiialmaiy,
TH: PRESCRIPTION Irons.
TEL. 15—2.
rue: osmvanvsanvrcs.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 it. m..--'l‘he
opening movement oi stock prices was
confused and irregular and transac-
tionswere not on a large scale. Some
most acutely depressed yesterday, re-
bounded sharply, but there were less
es at other points. Northern Pacific
rose 1 on‘ Union Pacific. Kansas &
Texas and Anaconda 3-4. Generul Elec-
tric and United States Rubber first.
preferred tell large fractions.
WALL STREET, 11 u. m.—-—Selllng
orders increased and the market sunk
to below yesterday's inst prices before
the decline was checked. 0n the re-
bound St. Paul, Union Pacific, Reading
and the Hill stocks were strong and
the top prices of the hour were regis—
tered. The demand began to subside
there was it subsequent decline. St.
Poul, Kansas nlld Texas and Sioss
Sheilleld got up 1. Union Pacific and
Great Northern pfd. 117:1. nnd Northern
Pacific 1%. Colorado and Southern
and Third avenue dropped 1%. Delu-
\..u-e illld Hudson 1%. lliinois Central
3%, and Eli r 1. One hundred shor-
es of Luke bore sold at 300 compared
with the previous transactions at 336
on December 17. . .—
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WALL STREET. Noon—The ucute
wenkncss of a few stocks hurl n ro-
strulnlng effect on the murket, but. did
not induce general decline oi any lin-
portance. Sugar broke 3%, Interim.
rough-llieiropoliton and the cramped
1% and 3 to ecord low 1117].“, Third
Avenue 2%. General Electric, 11,4, and
Brooklyn Transit. ‘Distlllor‘s Securities
and Colorado Fuel 1. CililtltIIill‘i Pociv
tic. Nl‘irthwestcrn and U. S. Reduction
ptd. rose 1. Bonds were steady.
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WALL S'l‘REE'i‘, l p. Dir-VINO)” li-
quidnlion developed In the market dur-
ing the noon hour llud prices fell pro-
cipitntely all around. Union Pacific.
Reading. Amnlgnnlntod uud smelting.
were the chief sufferers. but all of the
recent speculutive invnrites were
thrown over indiscriminately. U. 8.
Steel wus dumped upon the market in
enormous blocks ranging up to 7,500
shores. Amnigumutcd Copper and Ame-
ricnu Smelling foil 4 points. Reading
3%, Union Pacific 3. tlrcul. Northern
pfd. Northern Puciilc. Conndinn Poci'
fic Bethlehem Steel old. and Minnell-
poiis, St. Poul und Scull Ste Murio
21/; to 2%. the preferred 3% and South-
ern Puciilo. Atchieon, Louisville nnd
Nashville, Atlantic Coast Line cud Cic-
vcinnd C. C. and St. Louis 2 to 2’4, Dc.
luwnrc. Lucknwnnnn und Western sold
lit. a decline of 9%. Third avenue 5%.
Sugar Ill/i; und Brooklyn 'i‘rtlnsit. 3%.
There were some spusmldio milieu on
hoot y covering by short before the end
of the hour. but the renewed brook in
Union l’ocliic to 4 points lllliI Northern
I’iltlIIIc to 3%. below inst night unsci-
tlcd the umrket ulnlln. ,.
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NEW YORK. August 'f.-—-'l‘ho Amor-
Ictlll ’i‘obncco Com any today declare
on lip romluon slot: the regular quor-
icrly dividend oi 21,5 per cent. and on
extra dividend of 7% per cent. nuninut
its regular and ii per cent. cxiro ot the
bun, previous declaration. The dirt
cloud Iii payable September 2.
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SHOGKING ACCIDENT.
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Em Hartford Milo Nearly Dllmbow-
oisd by Hlyraks.
HARTFORD. August 7.wh‘rodc=rick
0. Johnson. of must Hartford,
nearly disemboweied yenterdny on n
rcuuil or falling under a ilsymku when
the horse attached to it run away
after striking at hornets’ nest. . John-
son was thrown fwm‘hill'ielit and im-
paled on the prongs of the rake. lllltl
rugged some dislhnco. When reliev-
ed he was injured about. the body in
addition to the tourist wound in his
abdomen. lie is believed to be dying
at the hospital injtilis city.
ALLEGED 0HOPMFTER ‘ronrsm
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NEW HAVEN, August 7.-Mrs.Muru
caret, it). (heighten. at Montreal, Guns»
till. a fliWIl‘i Rock collagen arrested for
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day utter he had. by dodging behind
kept a watch on her in several centrist
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TWICE EACH YEAR we ANNOUNCE puns.-
USUAL CL’BARANC‘E'SALEIN KEEPiNG wliiioiln
rl‘xrb rutnrosr: fro CLOSE our Evsnrrulnej
BOUGHTaTO sELLlN SEASON-«NOTHING- 15 rest:
CARRIED oven. ‘ ‘
THE WAY WE ACCOMPLISH OUR. PURPOSE ‘ ”
l5 To COOLY CUT THE PRICES lN HALF AND".
MAKE OUR. SAME TIME THE TALK OF‘ THE TOWN, , '
THE iDEA l5 YOU WILL FIND OUR. STORE KEEPe ‘
iNG NODERN——NO OLD GOODS T0 PACK AWAY ‘
AND GET STALE. '
aoobs we HAVE BOUGHT ror. THIS ssh-w?
SON MUST ALL BE sow Now. AND iT’S SAVING a .
TIME ror. YOU. ' .
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this ”thing We“!
98 Washington Street, r... I. "South Norwalk.
Tel. 165-5. ”53* “u" i ll! .
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AT SUMMER’S LOWEST PRICES. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR'STOCK .
BEFORE YOU LEAVE YOUR ORDER ELSEWHERE, OR BETTER STILL,
GIVE USATRIALORDER. , . ,. s t, M...
uni HARRIS coins comm ‘
Telephone 450. ’ '68 Water Street.
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_ Prime Meats
VEGEE‘ZBLES.
J. W. DODGE.
22.Washington Street South Norwaik
THE HATCH & “din 00. ~
(dumber and Mill Work for Everlllbinab-
FROM A PIGGERY TO A PALACE. ,_
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Timber, shingles, lath, all kinda a. nd grades of beveled Siding, loot-in:
and finishing lumber. All kinds of hard woods. Tar paper, flint casted
rooting paper, sheathing paper. Hair insulator and deafening papers, ordi-
nary and extension ladders. Doors. sash. blinds, interior house trim in .
Pine. Redwood, Cypress, Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and fancy Ilw- . .
ins. turning, pianinmflop jabbing. cabinet work. veneered work. Kiln- .
drying facilities.
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Mill. foot of Marshall Street. ‘l . .. Telephone 46-3»
Lumber Yard. Water Street. Telephone 46-2. .
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Do'You Wish to Savel‘mionell lbisWeek ‘l' f i
Then just drop in and look at the army or Shirt Whisto that we am
offering. Prices in many cases less tinm munuiucturers' cost.
SHIRT wme'ra, WERE. 980 .. 69:: each
SHIRT wmsrrs, WERE-1.1.26 . 89¢ each
SHIRT WAIBTB,WERE$1.98 .. $1.36 ouch
ETC. ETD. ,
AGENTS FOR NEW lDEA PATTERNS ....10o m
FRESH CANDY 10° and 200 La. ,
M- 5. SMITH a. 00.
92 Washington St. South Nelwalk. ,
gro c
Is marathons. cough; it; is a dismounted lulled:
motion or eaten-h not the bronchial to aloud
lungsmallisd to ”than and the most truittul
source b! consumption. It homes all some ,. .
medicine, and cough euros. loaded with non
cotton are, worthless and hominl, because no
remedy taken internally only ever did or can
curs. BRAZILIAN BALE. e germicido _
sum. alone’has triumphed every one for
yam. ‘ . » ~ ,
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