.I Telephonc.4()9. no! . Strawberry Short Cake Whipde Cream at the Rcstnuant. Pure ICE CREAM at Store LANE’S fatal News Notes. i. Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity: Fair tonight. Sunday fair and warm- er. A trough of low pressure extend- lhg from Colorado uortheastward' to Minnesota is producing cloudy and rainy weather in the upper Mississippi valley and the western portion of the lake region. Pleasant weat r prevails In all other sections east 0 the Rocky mountains. Conditions favor for this vicinity cool, pleasant weather, follow- ed on Sunday by increasing cloudiness and slowly rising temperature. ~— Thc Mystic Chain baseball team will play the Darlcns this afternoon, In Darlen. ——-C. & K. liats. O'Brien. .— I Miss May Smith, of Bayvlew avenue, lef-t yesterday for a visit at Tompkins .Cove. New York. John Tierney, of Butler street, Nor- walk, has returned to hip home for the summer months, from his studies Itit tine St. Thomas' Stanindry, at Hart- or E. C, Bedford, of Greens Farms. the owner. of several of the fastest yachts in the Sound, has purchased the re- nowned. Little Haste, of M1. Thcrber, of Long Island. —Umbrellas & Yacht Caps. O’Brien. Among the many people of The Nor- walks who will witness the boat races of Cornell and Pennsylvania Colleges, at Poughkeepsie, Is Miss Lucretia Sanger and party. The Rowayton Yacht Club, of which Charles Klein is commodore, has is- sued handsome invitations to the oillc- ers of the various yacht cIubs to at- tend the annual reception of that club July 10. '-—Call at Reed & Volk's, 36 West Washingtonstreet, every day this week and see the demonstration of cooking by electrical appliances. There were sixteen sales of real es- ta‘tol in The Norwalks, last week, with mortgages recorded at $7,168. For the third. week in June 31907, there were thirty sales of property, with mort- gages of $48,820. Mrs. Charles E; Seymour and Miss Susan Seymour, of West street, were visitors in New York yesterday. Miss Seymou-r continued the trip to Peek- sklll, New York, where she will visit for a short time. The All American baseball team of Norwalk is playing the Itidgeflelds this afternoon. These teams have played once this year, and the'All Americans defeated them with the score of 9 to 0 .. A good is anticipated. whom and Gulf Caps. O‘Brien. The members of St. John's. Lodge, No. 6, F. and A. M.. are going to attend divine service at the Westport church Eunday evening. A special trolley ‘ car will take them from the temple \) ' Corps.o in Wall street at 6: 30 o‘.clock The vice-commodore of the North port Yacht Club, with a large party of ladies visited the Norwalk Yacht Club yesterday. The party took dinner with Mr. Ward, of Tokeneke, and the . return trip was made last evening. Captain Edward P. Weed, of the pay department of the Coast Artillery of Norwalk, has received spec- ial orders from the adiutant general's ofllcs at Hartford to report for duty with the Second Infantry, of New Ha vsn district, at Pine Camp, N. Y July 6-15. The paymaster of that infantry having resigned, Captain' Weed will take the position for the camp. tor sportsman: Take a look at out ig-ft. raoeabout in Scam’ s win- damn. Lentils launch, only 3165.119- verse gear, bronze steering wheel, etc. Salon agent, 0. L. St. John "lamps from the Life of Grover Cleveland" will be the subject of the address at the First Church in Nor- walk, tomorrow evening. Remember- ing the bitter feeling aroused by the candidacy of Mr. Cleveland twenty five years ago, It Is a witness to the value of time a9 an educator, that without an oflemgtbnt with acceptability to citizens of'p‘vory shade of political be- lief, such an address can be given for . , ,tion and inspiration of the ” ', is of the conunnnity. yChocolates, Insured Against FireP If not, call on firms at GOLDEN and got a Policy. 74 \mohtuatonHF It. Tot. ids-II. - - z: BMTER’S " CONDOund Syrup of Snoopariilo. A remedy for Pimploo. Pootnloo. Tether or Salt Rheum, Blotchoo, Tum- 011,301". Ringworm, Ulcers. Scrotu- la and Blood Dilation. 75c BOTTLE. trunnion '3 - Launch Works. Boat homes not up and road: no plank. All kinds of repair work. Launches of all IIIBI built to order by competent workmen. Oyster Shall Point. Norwallr Mr. Thompson, of Scranton Pa, was a guest yesterday of Christian Swarm at the clambake of Clinton Command- ery, K. T., at Belts Island. The "Fourth Ward" of Norwalk has planned an extensive outing and picnic for tomorrow. The affair is to be held in Wiltbn, and two carryalls will fur- nish transportation. One of the fea- tures of the day is to be a baseball game with 11 Wilton team. Many yachtsmen of The Norwalks are In Oyster Ilay today witnessing the annual races held by the. Sermon- bake-Corinthian Yacht Club, of that place. Commodore Clarke left Nor- walk harbor early this morning in his sloop Marguerite, to sail in the handl- cap races. The crackeriack yacht Wanderer, owned by Russell Ii..lludd, 0f lirooklyn, who Is a member of the Nor-walk Yacht Club, and Is residing at lIlck- ory llluif, Is expected to arrive at the club tomorrow morning. The yacht was recently wrecked at Stonlngton, alnd has been again placed In commis- son. ——Straw and Panama Hats. O'Brien. ._._...,.._... The, residents of Ffth street, East Norwalk, hue been may at work. In the past on the subject of building a small-dock at the foot of the street to which they could tie their boats. At the town meeting held this year, It was voted to give them the sum of $100 to help erect this. This morning one of the. residents appeared in the. town selectmen's ofllcc with plans nicely drawn out. The money could not be given them until the taxes are collected. Although the members of the Nor- walk police force are hard at work hunting for a clue to bring to justice the man or men who stole $28 from the pockets of Jesse Colcwell while the clothing was hanging in the gur- age of F. id. Ipckwood, they have been unsuccessful thus far. Norwalk seems to be getting to be a notorious little town "among the New England Iiilis,’ and people from various outside vicin- lties have heard of the happenings of characters In Norwalk. T1 uvelers keep a tight hold of their belongings when passing through. to make a decidedly ioud"proiost about the condition of the state road from the hospital. to the Ilarien line, which has certainly become a menace to the safety of those who have occasion to travel over it. Cries about the con- dition of the road In Westport avenue to the Westport town line have now ceased, as that street has been placed in good shape. The grave] which has been placed on this stretch of road has done a great amount of good. and is much appreciated The people think that the Stamford or state road should receive the saute treatment if not bet- ter. LINCOLN COUNCIL OFFICERS. Leslie Overton ‘Choaon Councillor and “ Frank Ferris: Vice Councillor. The semi-annual election of oillcers of Lincoln Council, No. 4, Order of United American Mechanics, was held last evening with this result: Councillor—Leslie Overton. Vice Councillor—Frank lt‘crriss. Recording Secretary—C. ll. Adams. Assistant Secretary—W. Q. Merriam. Financial Secretary—F. A. Sc‘otleld. Treasurer—H. A. Wood. Inductor—Fred Young. Examiner—William Plait. 1% Inside Protector—Charles H. Young. Outside Protector—George A. Minor. Organist—Frank Ferries. The installation will be held In two weeks. FireWorks Wholesale and Retail Largest "Assortment Best Goods Lowest Prices Special Assortments, $2. $5. $10. $20. Pistols, Blanks, Firecrackers, Rock- ets, Roman Candles, Red Lights, Ser- nons, Search Lights, Sparklers, Snakes' Nest, Cap Pistols, Vertical Wheels, Balloons, lanterns, etc. EVERYTHING FOR THE 4TH COLEMAN’S NEW! STORE. ‘ to North Main ot. touts Nor-walk. The travelling public still continues , pants, Devil Among the Tailors, Can-| ultra fashion. young fellows want them. $I5. $18, $20 and $25. \ 14 South Main Street, 0 WILL JOIN THE REGULARS. to Bridgeport to’Enllst. Five members of the Seventh Com- pany, C. A. C., C. N. C... of Norwalk, left South Norwalk station this morn- lng at it o‘clock. to go to Bridgeport to join the regular army of the. United States. They will be in the infantry and expect to see the Philippines be- fore. two months have past. Seine of the members of the company escorted them to the station, and all left in high spirits of the future. Those who will take the examina- tions are Quartermaster Sergeant Fred cent and an empty stomach'l you eat. . Bochrs Forllllz‘crs‘ For Lawn, Garden and Field. By the Author ' $1. , ” ’ .. s... " l SUMMER SUITS t 1 For Young Fellows ' ' A 'good' many young fellows will have faddi'sh clothes; like them because they like to be dressed in Five Members of Seventh Company 60‘ You may not like our extreme styles, but the We’re selling a good many of the very smartest models, designed specifically for young men. The smartest dressed young fellows in town are wearing our suits. Good quality—the newest colors—browns, .tans, grays, olives and blues—plain colors and all kinds of stripe effects—two-bntton and three-button models— 5“. L" I 5‘. We‘re selling a pile of Straws at $2—the most popular shapes in split and sennit sailors and the soft straws. Finer Hats at $3 and $4; the cheapest, $1. A Telephone Call 632-2. ‘ “Wm...“m wwwm-. L -x ._ ally and Whiteley. They expect to see Whiteley back inside of one week, as It Is the first time he has over left home. Corporal l’agany did not ap- pear this morning to see them off. Willlnm (‘ hichestcr has gone to New York to take examinations for lien- tenant In the regulars. I'rlvato Charles Parker said that he could not pass for second lieutenant because be Is too swift for that post. 'l‘rlgg still thinks that. he will have to carry the blooming bullet, as he did at. Port Mansfield. The. Arlon Singing Society will pm: e Moore, Privates Olson, Trigg. Labou- ‘W " " THE VALUE OF A HORSE GOES IN AT His MOUTH. The best blends In any horse‘ 5 pedigree after all are good food and hay. With plenty of good, clean grain and hay. with good water of course. the average animal will turn out a good. be his sire and dam what they will blood and breeding, and very little to food turd care: yet what would any of our horses or or accomplished on aristocratic des- Pcdigreo only is a weak staff to support horse or man through life. you feed your animals is as Important as the quality of the food NEW NOVEL BY WINSTON CHURCHILL. MR. CREWE’S CAREER, hably suspend Its bearsals duriusr July and August; ‘ specimen, We give lotstof credit to And the quality of the grain Buy Onto That- Clean. MANUEL TORO HATCH. \ ML of “Conlston.” _., 15 . l'lt 'I William P Beers’ BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES. TELEPHONE 108. 49 WALL smear. o scorn. mm eraser, NORWALK. scorn NORWALK. BLUEnsH . 16c lb SOFT SHELL CRABS Weakfish, Porgies. Flatiish, Haddock and Pollock, . . 10c lb Swordfish, Salmon, Mackerel, Cod, Halibut, Butter- Iish, Sea Bass, Long and Round Clams and Lobéters. Cutbill’s‘ Bridge Fish Market. FREE DELIVERY. ,, ozone: M. HOLMES srspnsu H. HOLMES FREDERICK A. 5th FLOYD 1'. RUSCOE banking methods. Your business placed expeditiously handled. in A. o; Splitting. ' m dfiF-“iooiil' iii, / Norwalk Savings Society, 44 WALL STREET, NORWALK. ‘ INCORPORATED 1849. Deposits over - $3 525 000. 00 DIRECTORS. _ WILLIAM A. CURTIO MOSES H. CLOVER LEWIS C GREEN . HENRY F. COLEBURN So. Norwalk Trust Co. offers every accommodation consistent with good wrth us will be safely and Semce Is the Keynote of OurSuccess . . VIOLATIONS OF GAME AND WTAKI HOMI A IOX OF 1 LIGGETT'S Saturday Candy 29 Cents Box THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY, THE PRESCRIPTION STORE. Tolophono Call, 15-2. . Ail Good- Dollvored Fro. of Chat-Ole Dump Wagon, LAWS. (From the Fishing anet Canada—The following apt 1r one Wagons, - All Descriptions, THE OF FER Pan of I)e esigns on ur Walls den-pd you over since no M on. my own moms to to 80' GT MW- angina. Konstantin. mom. Jipaneso China in Cups, Balloon. Plato-.oto . ,. b Paiptoro' Supplies. , phyla may union ran. v.35 "ll ‘ gallon. mmommmm duo. Window Shade! and Picture roman made to order PointIIIl anti Decorating. mt” l W -Wo glvo tho 8. A H. Groon Tenth "'I Item Mk for sum.— L. H. DECKER. 87 Washington “not. . rebou- ,w Now-"‘- :a: svsnv Lows. Samoa chall- . w. '1. fore Judge Lafontainc, in Association for» Protcctlt‘ and (lame, for illegally o nets at Black lit '1‘ 816. 40; Geo Allovlirs suiwmg prosecuted by Warden Grlt'and Harness Repail'lng. 1. and Shoeiflg- I - legally p Blair, 39. berg Lakc Lat: The do have hit solo Co., of refuse Into by destroyl David been arres Turkey Ln Massachl legally been The fish we trail M “if Maine- Labbc .tndT ton, were Townscn court the know It The jurl' $2 each. ' . Michtgmi 4-. two wee this morn Deputy that Box to Mano been an ' ° offense - Deputy Pettwit I' Travers pleassn'l made”t gaily s Minn cord F and “aft restedi‘ than f possess sane p0! min nl In at, t. fish a - ‘ ‘ “(id and . with S. of this tary, re some 0 uutles, a men. T hing, ha In MEI: " ery, ass will plac ties at has has fisherm violatlo gahlzcd. Two . fined $1 New Y ”ed ”a I $500. ePrr $1, 875, I .v; Wurstbu Penney ton were Mount, a beta. It‘ll ing of the using of 11 Unless . ed recent peeket not line of ll - to spend 1 . ous complat state auth - item watch the not in For bavin en trout two men were lined section bet " iridianawlt‘rank year ago for spearl rar‘ been found gnilty‘ and costs amour 46-2. La ‘ 1 fls eraser. "i“.‘i. . Mob 8: , alley CO sou-m NORWALK; edits andMiil Work forEverythmg m a Piggery to at Palace. (- SPECIALTIES: 33’9"“! ""iROOFINC, a, apper- LADDERS, ordinary and exten- roofmg. warranted , years. ' Ru, 2, and 3-ply. loco Saturdays promptly at noon. ,_ it: ..' We Fill Your Era? IS 81 GA CO ‘2 " .t it. Telephone 450 O B Jacrksgn’.....-., fish and f ‘ .rything' m the Optical Lin e. Eyes Examined Free. crater. .. ufacture 2 " ' pour OVERLOOK Tins! fold Page... price-,2 WW $Y. 59 '68 Washington Street, .31 nor all” -IG scum nowALK- . -...__._.. M...— \ k MfL'L TEL. 46-3 51011. FIR GUT TER. two sizes. SASH WEIGHTS and CORD. ,‘.i r Marina. "'1'" NORWALK. South Norwalk. shall“ snow I one colain Enameled 3 -' Hanlightfflviu . ‘1‘ how do 0 Y m n. to have hot. and m Wilt . 531% ‘ , in at. o nth 5" 2% s inn-131mm compare it _ gets a true idea “where real ha ‘ are to be bad. Low prices coup nothing unison voice be. there. anoint We are constantly“ - 1 striving to give our ”wuifi, best possible for the money ed in In this way web , , é‘ and are still building up, A J, Angevine & . 134-135 arm-n .. . R . TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANK acetates. , : -r-',—"“"' A Ail . : cAI‘JIT‘AL. .* I, . l mom-0° ‘ comps AND PROFITS. .. k . O1 173.50.“ now . noun H. KNAPO Vrnzosmk H. .1 a Ea Joni"! ODPIL‘I." ”A“ "I M ”EM
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