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Local News Notes.
Albert Schaub, of New Yor,k has
been visiting in South Norwalk
Miss Millicent M. Jackson, of Elm
street, is visiting in Manchester.
Mrs. F. 0. Becker and daughter,
Helen, are spending a few days in New
York.
~Blue Fish, 10c lb., at New York
Market.
Mrs. William Warden and Miss Ruth
Danton, of Norwalk, have gone to Co-
ean Grove, N. J., for a week's stay.
Captain. Moses H. Wilson, of Bridge-
port, was calling on old friends In
South and East Norwalk, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Prowitt, of
Denver, 001.. are guests of the tor-
mer‘s brother, J. Thornton Prowltt, oi'
Elmorest.
Mrs. Kate P. Hunter, oi Norwalk,
and Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Hunter, of
Chicago, were the guests oi Mr. and
Mrs. W. Ii. Hunter, in Georgetown, re-
ccntly.
George S. Raymond, teller at the
Central National Bank, in Norwalk,
is spending a week in West Norwalk.
as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
L. Bradley.
E. H. Dillon and Mrs. Nellie Brew-
ster, of Bridgeport, and .Mrs. George
and Mrs. Grace, of Danbury, were reg-
istered at the Paris office of the Her-
ald, yesterday. ,
«If you want high grade work and
prompt delivery, try the Old Well
Laundry. Collars, 2c; shirts, No. No
connection with Flrophy or You Al-
stync, of the Crescent Laundry.
Samuel McGowan, ‘ Frederick M.
Wheeler, J. M. Gorham, A. E. Winches-
ter, of South Norwnlk, attended the
Fire Chief‘s Association gathering in
New Haven, yesterday.
An invitation has been received by
the companies of the local lire depart-
ment to participate in the parade and
field day of the Port. Chester Fire De.
partment on October 23.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Collin, ol’
Norwalk, and Mr. and Mrs. Solomon
Scam. of South Norwalk, will leave
Saturday for Coney Island, where they
will spend several days.
\V. A. Jennings, of Norwalk, is ex-
pected to conduct the services at the
Sierra l’laln church next Sunday morn-
ing, and will be glad to meet his old
iriends and neighbors again.
«Steak Cod lie lb, at New York
Market.
Colonel Leslie Smith, or Elmwood
wood avenue. who has been quite lit
with fever and dysentery, was report.
ed as being greatly improved today.
which will be good news to his nuuiy
friends.
Mrs Susan L. Holmes and Miss Ar
NW?» Golden of Fairlieid avenue are
on ‘ trip up the Hudson River today.
to W est Point. leaving New York this
morning on the day lino steamer Hon-
tirlck Hudson.
ii‘loyd Collin, George Velio. Louis
Veal and the latter's cousin, .lohu
Iit'lillill‘, oi iirooklyn. are camping at
tlompo Beach. and reports sent to Nor-
walk show that. they are having a lino
time. They will remain at the beach
for the rust of the rock.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Arnold, of
lamp nircot have returned home to
Norwaik from a few duya' visit to New
Haven and vicinity. Whilu away. Mr.
and Mi'ii. Arnold and a party of New
Haven friendn ascended Mt. Carmel.
the highest point in Connecticut.
A large monument has just been
erected in Oaklawn Centenary. South-
port. by M.’ W. Stevens, for James ii.
I’offerii. who purchased the old South
Norwalk Methodist Church, which pro-
ceded the present structure, and mov-
ed it to Southport several years ago.
The household otter-ta oi the Into
Joseph (3. handle of Winnipnnk were
auctioned 0!! yesterday. at the family
homestead. Auctioneer George nar-
row. of Westport. conducted the sale
Lewis B. and Charles M. Ambler. of
Wilton. have a force of men hut-vein
ing grain and lily. They will put into
their large barn: this season one bun
tired tons oi‘ hay.
raccoorowoé'n.
Viowr Antietam.
‘ You: Mar ast.
N Washington at.
Governor Woodru
public utilities bill Q,
or Blues. 12km lb.. at New
MSnap
Frank Davis, of Craubury, is a guest
of relatives in Brooklyn.
John Tryon has resigned his posi-
tion with Charles E. Seymour.
Miss Doratha Martin of Cross street,
returned from visiting iricnds in Pro
vidence.
The Nationals will play the Stain-
l’ord Y. M. C. A. team at Stamford,
Saturday.
Miss Alice O‘Brien, of High street.
is the guest of Miss Nora Cronin, or
'l‘orrington.
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' Miss Mamie Martin, 01' Riverside
avenue. has returned from a visit to
Long island.
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Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hunter, of
Georgetown, will leave Saturday on a
vacation trip to Suuapeo Lake, N. ii.
A regular meeting of Butler Lodge.
l. 0. O. F., was held last evening in
the lodge rooms in Washington street.
John iluniilton has made extensive
improvements to the Burke property
in West street. recently purchased by
him.
Jeweler Charles E. Lawrence. of
Norwalk, was among the Norwalkers
who went on the Block island excur—
. . , Against fire? A
TeyIOr 8: Golden, “
To. mic. ‘
Nina signed. : the ‘
$5.00'Suits,‘
$6.00 Suits,
50c Suits,, 39c. $1.50 Suits,
75c Suits, ' 59c. $2.00 Suits,
$1.00 Suits, 790. $2.50 Suits.
Children’s Shirt Waists, 12%C and 19c ;' were up
to 50c. ‘
14 South Main Street.
ys departnient. Our values are so well
, \ at mothers of boys are quick to attend
these safes.
We've reduced prices on ,all of our fancy suits .
for boys. ages 7 to z7~n0t old but all new this sea-
50“. and to be sold at these extremely low prices:
$2.50 Suits. $1.39.
$3.50 Suits, $1.89.
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:
, after shaving.
‘ Telephone Call 6324. '
sion yesterday.
——Sword Fish, 14c 1b., at New York
Market.
Mrs. Mark W. Stevens, of 269 Main
street, Norwalk, left this morning for
Newburg, N. Y., where she will be the
guest of friends for a few days.
The tug John Fuller brought in the
barge Ellen Mchlliams yesterday
with a cargo oi coal for the Ferris
Coal Company.
Miss Marguerite Taylor, of New
York city, is a guest, of her uncle and
ailnt, Mr. and Mrs. Richard II; Golden,
of South Norwnlk.
A meeting ol‘ the lint Makers’ As—
! sell GOOD grain and feed and maintain uniformly
low prices; never misrepresent an article, and give careful
attention to details.
Not in the race for ”cheapness, " but G001) grain and
food costs but little more than the cheap siulY that has
nothing but price to recommend it.
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
socialion was held last evening, at
which routine mailers were transact ’
ed and the action of the national as.
sociaiion in settling the recent trouble
with the manufacturing batters, was
approved.
Among those who onjoyod the excur-
sion lo lllock island yrotcrday were
Mr. and Mrs. David 1’. Osborn, Mrs.
The case of William ll. Moon, charg-
ed with theft at Sheilicltl island, wan
still holds his position as engineer ol‘
.
again continued unlll tomorrow. Moon 49 Wall St, Norwalk,
for August
Mortimer id. Leo. Mrs. “Hilton in.
Montgomery, Miss Marion Lee, Miss
Ada Osborn, imlioy Moulgoruery, and m.
Charles llull, of llanbury.
Book andetahoncry Stores.
6 South Main St. South Norwalk
the launch which runs to the island
and apparently his employers do not
take much stock in the charge against
him. lilo friends allude to it as “spite
Work." ,
against Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. L.
llusion. of Dunioni, N. J., for $75 and
costs I’iopi-iiy owned by the duh-lid-
able in Cove avenue, blast Norwnlk.
was attached to cover the claim you.
iordny. by (lonsiabh-i John .I. Goodwin.
The case is returnable before Judge
Joseph ii. Taylor on August 28th.
I ly over the rail. lie was seen by the
i
| stable Goodwin got hhn up and started
l and Mrs. Mark W. Stevens. They went
on his way to Wilson Point. had full
on through the cattle guards on the
trolley bridge and was lying there part
notorman oi the lust our and (ion-
ou his way safely.
An interesting trolley trip of about
party of Not walk people. in the party
worn Mr and Mrs. David ii Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cannon and Mr.
Live Lobsters,
Richard II. (:ohlun has ln'mlshi 3“" SOIL She" CrabS.
«STORAGE»
110 miles wan taken yesterday by a Furniture, Pianos, MEChinery
LARGE, WELL-VENTILATED BUILDINGS FOR THE STORAGE OF EV-
lirni. to Waterbury by way of tho Nuu- WATCHMAN.
luck Valley. thence to Cheshire, down
to Suvln Rook. whore a stop of about
icnco a very enjoyable one.
W
iwo hours wan panic. and thou hunk Ra mo
in Norwalk. ’I‘hoy refund the oxpcr- . ‘
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Nil‘dlll.‘ .iiii'lilil..tonliiylll“l‘......il you should be Without work to
TEAM BELONGED IN STAMFORD.
The horse and carriage picked up in
Nowtown avenue by the Norwnlk po~
lice Sunday afternoon. was discovered
yesterday to he the property of John
towns in the vicinity oi Norwalk and
McNally only lettrn‘ed the outfit wan marrow,
his alter he looked hla hiii'liim over.
liiNilli’ili’l’lii’i‘iiJf’ il‘.‘i.ll.“.l ill-fl". HO W MUCH MONEY HAVE YOU
foreman. and lie was unable to tell
at.'saturating?“rain: in your pocket or the bank ; to last.
idlyilt'iiiifldlidi.‘li..i,"’.il‘.i..‘l. until you could get other employ
hnd been kepl since Sunday. There
was no doubt about the identification, ment?
is. .
an the man picked the bored out of a
sinbiciui. ,_._j .,
:30 Viewfor
Norwalk
20c
COLEMAN’S
NI 5 37.0
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Bluefish.
Fresh Arrival Dailu
Constable Goodwin rescued a drun-
ken man from possible death last night
at iioton Point. The fellow. who was
ERY CLASS OF MERCHANDISE.
LOW RATE OF INSURFANCE.
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WHY NOT
start on account for just; such emer-
genetics?
THE SOUTH It
Weakllsh.
Swordfish. Steak Cod, Eels, Halibut.
Poruies. Long and Round Clams.
, elm, should be horrendous to the
This in an absolutely pure Talcuni
Powder for the “toilet. and a necessity
d after the bath.
.Prlco, 15c can: 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 pain of sunburn and
keeps the complexion periect. Price,
25c Jar.
WE ARE EQUIPPED in every way
to compound prescriptions as they
should be compounded. Pure drugs,
modern apparatus experienced pre-
scriptionists
: NIP. illuminant
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—1.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
DANCE AT THE KNOB.
Young People Enjoyed the Occasion
More Than the Old Ones.
The old i'olksdance at The Knob.
last night, turned out to be a young
folks dance, though it was through no
(unit of the committee that this was
the case. The event, however, proved
a pleasant one for the many people
who attended.
It had been planned to turn the
‘ dance floor of the club house over to
the married people last evening, but ei-
ther from fear that lack of practice
had made them less proficient than
formerly, or their inability to arouse
dormant interest, only a few actually
participated. A large number were pre-
sent as spectators-and as such tho-
rroughiy enjoyed the occasion.
Music for the evening was furnish-
ed by the Wheeler and Wilson orches
tin, of Bridgeport and Henry Gehr
union, of Norwalk, was on hand as
prompoior. Mr. Gehrman had but little
to do, as only one square dance, inc
first, was carried out, both married and
‘ single filling the sets. A quadrllle was
Ladies’ Home Journal
announced for the next, but practical-
ly no married people responding, and
the unmarried being more proficient
in round dancing it was changed to a
iwoniep. The-remainder 0f the evening
was then dcvotml lo wuliaina and two-
..inpplns Ilitl unmarried members large.
ly predominating. '
Saturday afternoon and evening mu.
sic will be furnished by Bentley's Me~
tropolitun orchestra. of Bridgeport.
MUNHALL CASE NOLLED.
Norwalk Man Gets Off by Paying the
Costs, $35.
The case of John Munhnll, which
was to have come up before the Cour
mon Pious Court in Bridgeport yester‘
by Mr. Munimll agreeing to pay the
costs or the case $135: after which
the action was pulled. The total costs
of tho coili‘t had the case not
been carried up would have been 614
but the numncr or final settlement sa-
voil Mr. Munhall the stigma of a con
vlctiou.
Munhull and Wallace Parks Were ar-
rested in Norwalk some time ago
while they were having a business ar—
gunicnt. Both men were bruised and
cut up. Munhail claimed that Parks
sought him out and was the aggressor
and Parks paid his fine in the lower
court.
Munhuil. was represented yesterday
by Attorney John‘Keogh, while Prom
outing Attorney Leo Davis went over
from Norwalk to look after the inter-
ests oi the state.
lNJURED m A RUNAWAY.
A horse owned by Jacob Scliaub ran
away in Connecticut. avenue, yesterday
afternoon, throwing two occupants out,
and injuring one at them quite badly.
Mr. and Mra. Mulroney, who are bourti~
lug at the home or Mrs. William J.
Wilcox. of Union street, ware in the
carriage. Mrs. Mulroney was badly
shaken up and brulucd. and was at-
tended by Dr. Wont. The horse hud
quitu a run. coming from Connecticut
avenue. through Taylor uvouuo and
Wont aimui, to the stable.
ALLEGED BURGLARS HELD.
ROCKVILLN, August itwiim'ry Sic»
vans and Arthur iiotni'ord,'iln» two
young man who were arrested on the
charge at breaking into the Vernon
station, wore givon a chance to explain
their action in the local court today.
but they waived examination and were
bound over to the next term of the
Superior Court. They are tinder
bonds of ”.000 each.
WithMAN’l‘lC. Alumni 8.--Archie
limuuil was in court today attained
with breaking into the South Windham
depot and probable cause was found
and in! was bound over to the Superior
Court under bonds of 8500.
othhnvme admits mm or.
WASHINGTON. August auras De
pertinent of Justine decided today that
the twenty-tour dmricrs from the
that between the Gannon consul and
the Guineas vino-consul at San Fran
German consul.
more-i d m: ”W mil.”
Ave sort haven” y
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nation thin: I
98 Washington Street,
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HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS.
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Tel. 165-5.
TWICE EACH YEAR. WE ANNOUNCE O R»
USUAL CLEARANCE SALE IN KEEPING WITH. R-
F‘IXED PURPOSE To CLOSE OUT EVERY
BOUGHTaTO SELL IN SEASON-«NOTHING IS :TO BE
CARRIED OVER,
THE WAY we AccoMPLisucua ruaPosE‘;
l5 To CooLY cur THE PRICES, in. HALrAliu
MAKE ova SALE TIME THE: TALK or THE rows. .
run iDEA LS you WILL FIND oUR‘ST‘oltE KEEP»
ma NoDERN—-—No OLD Goons ro PACK AWAY
AND our suite.
GOODS WE HAVE BOUGHT FOR. THIS SEA-v
SON MUST ALL BE SOLD NOW, AND IT' .5 SAVING”
TIME FOR. YOU.
Prices Nlulhing Store I .. ,,
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South Norwalk. ,
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Telephone 450.
ICON-:3”?
AT SUMMER’S LOWEST PRICES. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR‘ STOCK
BEFORE YOU LEAVE YOUR ORDER ELSEWHERE, OR BETTER STILL,
GIVE US A TRIAL ORDER. 1 1m .
THE HARRIS &GANS COMPANY
' 68 Water Street.
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AND
VEGETABLES.
J W. DODGE.
on Washington Street
South Norwalk
day was settled before court convened '
and finishing lumber.
rooting paper, Iheathlng paper.
nary and extension ladders.
Pine, Redwood, Cypress. Poplar and Chestnut.
ins, tumink, planing, shop iohbing.
drying facilities.
Mill. {not of Meridian Street.
Lumber YumWater Street.
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oucseszac, 12600358500.
German tramp steamship “Poison. the?
disposition o! whom hm caused a cent .
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THE HATCH & BAILEY GO.
slumber and Mill Work for Everulhinao'
Timber. shinglu. lath, all kinds and; grades 0! beveled Siding, Inorinl
All kinds 0! hard woods, Tor paper, hint coated
Hun-insulator and deafening papers. ordl‘, ’
Doors, lash, blinds, interior house trim in
Straight and fancy III- .
cabinet Work, tenured work.
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