0 ad if!
repaid ng \th
'lLir and Mrs Wilma
pint, of ihrwalk,
5 week with friends in Rldsefleld
M
—8traw‘ and Panama lists. 0' Brien:
. 555‘l'hls rdgular weekly dance will be
heldl this evening at the Country Club.
Bentley's orchestra. of Bridgeport, will
furnish music.
Master W. Harold Casey, of Wood t
ward avenue, ie‘ visiting his unclq,
Uswia Casey, proprietor of the Rock- .
land Hotciyin Stamford.
Charles M. Williams. of Merwln-
street. Norwalk, enjoyed a vacation
from his duties as motor-mail on the
local trolley lines yesterday.
Bert Austin left Norwalk yesterday
for a month's vacation in the Adiron-
dack Mountains. He has not determin-
ed just where he will stay, but be all-
ticipates a fine time.
P. D. Stannard, of Main street, Nor
walk, has'recentiy purchased a line
launch from his brother in Westbrook,
this state. The craft Jinn not been
christened as yet, bIIt Mr. Stannard
' has selected “The Ruth" as the name.
He has taken out many of his friends
for trips, and all report her a fine
boat .
r
-—Dr. Dick's cures Malaria.
The official “Camp Nutmeg" will be
commenced this afternoon at Compo
Beach. Ernest Gregory and llprolii
Ruu‘dle have the camp started, and
theywill be joined today by Thomas
J. West, Howard Nestor, George Catt
anagh, Lester Warren. Joseph 0. Hunt-
en anal Fra'lik Brulidagc. A fine time is
anticipated.
‘—
Ei E. Burr In just recovering from an
attack of typhoid fever. which has con
fined him to his borne in Main street.
Norwalk for several wot-ks. Many of
his trio 3 do not recognize him on
the at as he has become very
thin 60305! his serious illness. His
friendd'hre glad to greet him once
more; ." i ~5."5 ‘
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-—R5cad St. John's miscellaneous ad.
. of Mui‘lln‘t‘steel boats.
The Epworth League of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church will give
a lawn fete at the home of Mrs. B. M.
evening at 8 o'.ciock There will be a
musical entertainment and' refresh-
meats served. Admission will be free.
Should the evening prove stormy a
postponement will be made.
Deputy Dairy Commissioner Potter
has found that nineteen of the twenty
druggiiits heard by him Monday and
Tuesday are liable to prosecution for
alleged'violation of thepure food law.
The mosecutiug attorneys in the coun-
ties in which they live will he noti-
fied. in some of the cases, as it was
said, the violation was a result of
carelessness and it is desired to cor-
rect this carelessness.
—Twenty per“ cent. discount on
Baby Carriages and Go- Carts for Sat-
urday apd Monday. Raymond & Son,
48 Main street, Norwalk.
The New York, New Haven and
. Hartford Railroad Company has asked
, r bills for the construction of the
trolley line between Hartford and
Mlddletown, through Wethersfield.
Rocky Hill and Cromwell. The bids5
will be opened at, the office of the
company in‘ New Haven, Thursday.
The work will be done by contract.
The layout has been changed in ac-
cordance with the request of the com
may and the line will pass through
Griswoldviile in Yolhersfleld. It is
said that the war will be begun as
soon as the contract is let and be
pushed rapidly.
not.
It’sLooks that Counts .5
. A chap baggy suit has kept many
a £906 pihgp, belch when trying for a
pull Mimi.“ u
r A fine pcrconciéappearance is worth
more tit . many letters of recommen-
datl 5 colitis iii the business world .
as ‘omit" ’the social world
Wear ppei‘Ta’ilored Suit. They =
look solar on the start and hold their ‘
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‘l qal Bentleyl ell ‘ services at 8
Home All wcioo
J35; ‘ Mics Ironic Pumicp,5 of Chestnut
ct. scan; Norfltil, libs gone to
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cnuaclrr. i5. cation. 555555
. flwlfl’fl ”Kiri other. ‘ A meeting or ure'5 girmnkbrc’ Us
l TEL. 666—). ion will be held in“ ehti‘iil labor U!
count Washiagtbu street. next Monday
evening.
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Mrs. Robert weingartner and Miss
Clara Nestor. of Norwalk. spent Tues-
day in Ridgeileid, as the guests of Miss
loin Meeks.
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Ira Wilson, of Yonkers, N. lid
family, are visiting friends inY 5to Ii,
for a few days. Mr. Wilson was for-
meriy of Norwalk, and has or ny
friends here. 5T
——C. & K. Ilats.
Come to the Rescue Mission tonight
and enjoy a free bean and coffee sup-
.per. mixed with some good. bright
Christian experiences.
O'Brien.
A son Wishing nine and one (liar ulnr month! ubiio meetln Sunda
tcr pounds. was born this morning to afternoon. 3:13:51; at Red Mile.“ lialL
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bedeli of Him at 3:30 o'clock. Every one 13 cordially
lett avenue. Broad River} Mother and invited to attend.
There were eight sales of real es-
chiid are doing nicely.
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8. Treat Stanley returned to is due in The Norwalks, last week with
home in Main street Norwnlk, last' mortgages recorded of $17. 611. For
evening, after having spent a most .Il
ioyable two weeks‘ vacation tour.
through Massachusetts. 1 l
t The Prohibition Club will hold a reg‘
, the first week in July. last year. there
"8‘ gwcro thirty sales of property and IiIort~
IB‘tiges of 829,306.
Clothing arid: umlshlngs
For Men allld Young Men,
This is a sale of. special imporitanca to you, just at a time who a com-
fortable wearahies are coded most.
it's a sale that wii- prove a surprise to you and your friends.
It’s a sale that will enable ev ry man and young man living in or any-
where near Norwalk to purchase 2 ART CLOTHING AND FURNiSHlNGS
at OflMtllrter to one-third off regular prices.
We have made these sharp reductions in order to close out all stock at
once in accord cs with our usual custom at this tiuic of the. year. Our
stock of clotiiin is very altraciivp lIKlt consists largely of High Grade
Suits made from fine Worsteds an Casslmeres in shades of brown, blue,
stone grey and all of the other nerves; colorings.
Big reductions in Negligee Shirts, Underwear, llalf- llose, etc. The price
saving throughout is so prououncs‘td that you are sure to find many bargains
to interest you.
Come in Early and be Prepared to Purchase Liberally for Present as
well as for Future Needs.
MEN' S AND YOUN MEN'S SUMMER SUITS
Well tailored of light weight ‘ atcflai that were good vslues at 810. 00
to 813. 60. July sale price. 67.96.
MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN‘S HAND TAILORED HIGH
GRA‘DE SUITS.
Originally priced :16 to 616.60. Ju‘ly sale price. 610.89.
CUSTOM T5AILORED SUITS.
"Stein Bloch" and “Peck" makes oF fine domestic and imported fabrics
that were 820. 00 to $22. 60. Jilly is price, 610. 98.
RA N boars“.
Of fine worsted materials, sizes 36' to 40. well tailored original prices
$15.00 to tzonoo July sale price, silica.
DRESS AND C U'MNG TROUSERS.
Of light weight summery fabri s at a reduction of 20%.
OU . NG‘ SUITS.
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suits in the lot, originally prices 614 .0 ill :10 60 July sale price, 0. 48.
III'IE “HEAULIGHT” OVERALLS.
The best 3 .00 overall on the market. July sale price, 750.
F0 T OTES.
Tan Seamless Half Hose, Be or p tr. Fancy Half Hose. special at 11¢
per pair. Fine Lisle Till-end Rh Hose, regular 60c value 3 pairs $1.00. “Ea-
durance” Half Hose, 6 pairs, ”Talmud to wear 6 months, at 61.26 for 6
pairs. «
SHIRT TALK.
A lot of Men’s lilghflrsde if iflpe Shirts, values $1.00 and 81.60. July
8019 slim?
Soil; ar Shirts.
Well made of an excellent quality silky fabric in plain colors, a good
81 25 value. July sale price, 89:. .
We ha‘ve taken all of our 555355555 oclr of Negligee Shirts that are Well
5worth 60c and 76c and have cut ti 0 pr co to 43¢. ‘
- SUMME uttpERwEAR.
Broken lot‘of Men’ s linden liree 60c to 69¢. July sale price, 39¢
per garment.
NE KWEAR.
Fascia-Hands made of wash blematerials; also summer silks 26c va-
lues July sale price. 19c.
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,l 1 South '0; best We Ties we hav reduced to 35¢ each, or 3 for $1.00 for this
'sa 6. .
MEN’ S STRA HlATS AT I-geOFF.I
Firemen s and Police Suspenders. special price, 1 o.
. . Men's 1-5me Rate. No:
. Men' a orsted Bathing Suits striped shirts, mostly large sites, 32. 60 vs-
llueal July sale price, M29.
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'Is‘lro no}. rotten-nu coroner 5
)5!ch Leila- Elwood; of Norwalk, is
hinting“ h'er‘ neonate; Nickels Wits. in . “
At deeply Cut Prices that cannot be eq lslled 3
Andrews. 46 West avenue, Wednesday 1 .
Sale Opens SATURbAY, July 11th, at 8 am 5'5...
silos; DINNkllji) A ”distill-infill.
1
Cost skeleton lined; trousers 5!: t Iiii with permanent cuffs, 55about 30 ‘
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We,“
a... a Mall. All new
PHONE 466‘.”
5l6 WASHINGTON ”REIT.
ADMISSCON . .........r.
liev. G. ‘1'! Seal-d says 5thnt Senator
Morgan G Buikeiey has not done a E5
”you morning, attcruwn and evening
en's—Afar the hoht‘ir of old Cohoecti '
out? What more should be expected? 1Y55IISUI‘W! '5 ‘Amcrican L569“!
——6naosia Sentinel“ ~-
masliian Balm
never "let it run lab
hm lib sure to keep up this treat-o '
5 our
lnihilate every gem in every’
hers Dream WWW
South Norwalkfllonc
1s m null area. 5. ,'
.5l‘ti1,ymp~vyrgp 5. n“
«65"ch hut laveatlitr:5 goods at hot weather price;
Ladies' Oxfords. 5A5l5i Leathers
Regular Price. Sale Price. Regular Price. . Sale Price.
$500....-,........$-_l15, $3.50 .............. $2.65
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$3.00 ..... $2.25 $250" """" ' $135
$150 $135 it Misscs' and Childrgn's Oxfords,
Boys’ Oxfords. All Leathers All Leathers
guiar Price. < Sale Price.
Regular Price.
$3.00. ............ $2.15 .
$2.50 $1.75 $200 ------------- $l-59
$I.60 . $1.15 $1.25 ............. $1.10
These shoes are all 1908 styles, fresh, from the factory. That:
Isn’t a pair but will give splendid satisfaction.
Fly . you 82 Ryan,
3y: TQM 5.633531% OOLLEGE has proven successful
‘ to so shrimps that we feel sure it will be the best way for .
: you; It dog! may with a long and tiresome apprenticeship
and. enable! you to secure rapid promotion. .
M 6- Merrill, Principal
Do you want smart new styled it Wnirfs at low prices? it so here is
your opportunity. We offer this whet the following exceptional values:
.5600 Waists at
$3.00 Walsla at
i2. 26 Waists at
.331. 76 and $1. 60 Whisla at .
..... $3.96 2100 White or Colored Waists ..
61
08c 60c Waistir, white or colcred.
N. ERyantrCo
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“EARNING, NAME. “THING:
«up uracil ArrIIAcrioue.
Especial attention elven ab autcmcbhe partial
mmeacing Next litany. June so EllEE VAUDEVILLE.
GEORGE XANTlMlSY. Manager.
NSW DREW u55I5ider
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A't Washington~Washington 2, Chi-’5
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Interior with" the sailor gesture Neatcrdly'l ,Nationlil Luau!
orthoo bottle and lake traffic i
iti" illitei' every thrcc‘
githf. lly for two was
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great or-
phia 2 (ll. innings).
Sale Price.
90 WASHINGTON ST.
69¢
.57 75c Waisis, several styles ..’......6Qc
SOUTH NORWALK.
.1:
, Atlantic squadron.
. view of the ocean. About six hun-
‘ ulation, not' including the companies ‘
,. at the fort while the summer llsi
. swells to nearly two thousand.
5 land greatly. Th‘ey‘ spent $260 000 for
How awn? Rim “rm 15“. El ”5‘ I , .
,FImuI-Jml't. anchorwoman-crush
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inland within sally ‘di nos of. the ppm“ ,
mainland~ he immediately good to iybrf" as lost taken“
work. in than rim. to nuke it a mil5555'555‘557 ripstop. digital”. M5531 -
pimurovrucrt. Subliminal-II been
mum's rouse since Isis". when all-
mund M. ,‘F‘orguson, of ”NAME,
bought in the [tit lateral in it and.
transferring onehqli to his brother, th
Walton, of Stamford, began to. milks
ii a plies of pleasure resort for those
wishing to be far from the Inc dldpg
crowd of the daily steamer excur-
a II.‘
he island's real name is Murine:
taw'liet, after the ludlan whrd, which
“Edens nullity :th ream sup.
005“ every “t; “ v":
30th North 6‘55 ’50 6%
cm. 5*
uni.- Fred Isaac. oi as close tile.
depth Nor-walk, Conn. aye: “i. ,
citizen all at o‘ricsm with"5 a' “more ‘
the lotus and trim ..
in: worse: Ottenr alter
ward, it anneal tools my: breatl‘rlc.
to sti‘aldllflf Hill. 1 “vault I.“
pleads L'ooko‘ut,’ and eii‘ does it life- with arm ”all,“ 5 5
try such a name. he scoop float and. my v
Its hills communal; a view into three boan’ys ill or run. l 5555555555“m
states, New York. Rhode island and
Connecticut. it is only three miles
from the latter. and yet it is a meet
important part of the state of New
York, especially so since the United
States made it the headquarters for
coast artillery.
it was a Wise purchase which the
Fergusona mode. When the United
States government. after its costly ex-
perience in the war with Spain, resolv-
ed to protect New York's back door
and purchase two hundred acres at the
west end in 1898, it paid a thousand
dollars an acre. nearly as much As the
whole island cost. it is said.
The Fonlncatlona.
Thereon have been erected bulld-
inp and forts. Fort Wright is head
quarters of the coast artillery, and
the old- fashioned barracks at Fort
Trumbull, New Iondon. never of any
use, is simply maintained as a post
for small detachments. Fort Wright.
named auer a general of the Civil
Wrr, has Colonel Parkhurst, thg com-
mandant, residing there, three cap—
tains, three lieutenants, t5wo surgeons,
a chaplain and three companies of
coast artillery. A band plays after-
noon and evening. The 'post is pro-
vided with all the‘aoniforta drills and
has a large ballroom where dances
are given frequently. making a bright
social life in which guests of the ho-
tels. c gen and people from New
London nd Fort Griswold share. The
large emplacementa of the military
post are objects of great interest to
visitors who are permitted to go
through certain parts of the farmers.
tions. The guns on Fisher's island
are modern marvels. and at the ex~
treme west end is a fifteen-inch dyna
mite gun which will hurl an'el‘ghbfoot
projectile, weighing six hundred
pounds, a mile and a half. The
mouth of the Sound is protected from
Montauk to Stonlngtnn. Fisher's is-
land is also a rendezvous of the North
would try them, and be
Pickled“ drug atone. -
taken“ the Maniacs rpm 5555553655 um
m liool bptm.
neared for good d l have 03%
the slightest indication of c on _ . it
For n bylall dcaifiB-r' y!
cents. tenMilburlr Col. “I
New York. sole scents for 1505 ’ 5'
States.
Remember the now-mn'wd
take no other.
3503835 F MST $531.63.!
New York Youth Caught After H5.
Bound Women and Wu Looting
Arm-uncut.
NEW YORK. July 9—-A youth“
20, who described himself an Na .
Levine, a student of languhgeli, 6
the son of a retired manataoturer, ‘
who told the police he had «p
nearly every first class hotel in ‘
city during the past few wee“, .
captured in a mm on the In ' .... .
floor of the Hotel Belmont, tad”; _,
her he had bound a woman in; , .
and was about, to loot the apa ' ~ .
The police‘found on'the prisoner .
of the most complete outfits for
in sneak thicvery that ever cam
their possession. it consisted .
rev'olvcrs', a box of red 099506 f-
ger, two electric lanterns an ‘
ber- of vialscontaining ales , .. ,.
ing potions. The police all? 5’“ 5;. ,. '
man made a]: pttempt yon“! . ,
guilt; and to em ran y .;
id or:
en"oth'or robberies in it he?
been involved. lie intinipllcd’ M 1
Will to raise funds to cabin W
keep up appearances btl e a °°. y .
young woman that had filled hi ”Til
turn to a career of criihei‘ He re ‘ ' '
to divulge the girl's name, however.
and begged the police not to limit“
him about her “‘it will broil: iici'
hurt if she learns of my diam,"
lipid he. P
Beautiful as is the west end of the
island, which is the chief settlement.
there 5being the hotels and about one
hundred cottages, the east end is
grander, bolder, 6nd gives a better
.dred people form the permanent pop
The Fergusous have built up the is-
it. and spent an equal amount in im
proving and modernising it. There
is a this electric plant at the wharf.
the postodice is on PasiomCe
Square in a new stucco building The
public library has a number and coal
ity of books that excel some of the
more pretentious on the mainland.
Religious interests are well cared
for in the Union chapel, where enter-
talnments are also given. and the
ilpls apdfloman Catholic church
Afiut the building of the latter
it is worth recording that lire Episco
.HATOHERY wens or YEAII- In
From Now on Only Busing“ Wiii‘ he
tern-com Eu Echelon. -
NOANK‘. July 151. -—The principal
work at the Noank hatchery is ours-
pletedr for this season, all the. protra-
gating jars having been removed this
tween. This does not imply that the
state building is to close, as it will re-
out .
malt”;
lit:
gm suite. lien are caused by Catarrii, omen
At maelstrom-Cincinnati 6. stop nothing but an inflamed cond on o
h .
55M. Sta Louis—Brooklyn 3, St. Lollili’.if We will give one HWG Will?!
for any caae- cf Deafness («and
liilriladicla catarrh) that. meet honoree
» Comb Cure; send for
.. Sold by spilt-.7
est who, live the wot-MIX Ticket-H l'a Family fills
. Theseer' lni agerma sethc ' At Pittsbur Pittsbnrg 7. New free--
gonna-er m 55.5.555555 lf-c ‘irr'llli York 6. 3555 - l ,
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grim! sire fitfiflaflcw 10 This um
orifimnutcs its 'most cell-e g
. .‘f
quail have-been carefully looked after;
as quail have beep
year or two, but
that thiryear‘ theta will he a great
abundance. Pantrid‘gell
pooled to ELOW' up‘vilsil.
Belgian and-mulch hares have been
to raising prize poultry.
main open until December or later to
deceive eggebearing icbt era that
:‘be captured by the fin m
liensltive condition of the5555553 gained
new ftIrbids their being“ put- three
the process necessary for artificial db“-
yelopment and consequently the 26 , .‘.
more jars required to retain the
have been piit aside for another y'chr'.“ .
-\ll egg- 1):!"ng lgtlsters taken in froth
aowt t on t ‘
Paterson and Trenton Archibald ,mnflngd i: mg, “3353?: £555“th
Mitchhli; of Norwich. is the president the course of “mung
re 8’ Palmer: 0‘ the 1’90““ l Those connected with the institutioh
colony. PW 11mm. Vice-mm?“- :wlli- giadly welcome this lesseni'n of
The snmrkeent‘r resides in loose. flirty, as all through the promo lag
and precaution taken 555against season their labors are continuous.
”admit! turkeys duel“. inight and any. and require the con
and English hares. taut attendance of one of the am-
rabbits and some «16's? are in the are tpio‘yes. The failure or the water sup-
serves in a recent week there were ‘1“ would mean the». “ammo” in!
260 pheasants mothered by the‘ ordin- w; llione of the fries hemp, the re.
uired watchfulness There the
_ arinin in operation, but this art?6
tains a few of the small lobsters
pal minister collected funds and Prot.
estants were just us liberal and in-
terested as the Catholics.
Sportsmen'. club.
A large rt of the island is given t
to the “banners island 8 rtsmens l
(Rub composed of thirty, ve' mem-
5b'ers residing in Stamford, New Lon
don. Norwich New York Brooklyn
O
scales for the last
the indications are of the calico variety. Just m
any miniatures hallo been deposited“
Ii connecticut Wters' can not" be"
camel! until the mammalian '-
firmed by Superiiitehdeht Rampant»
“rd—M5
Foley" 8 Orlno laxative, pip
int not lrriigl,
L00. are ex-
*'5~R6bhi‘t8 are; 206" Neutmfl. The
iiy sought by encasement but they
an: get! thinned out very much.
he Fergusoirc' pay' special attention
lve stimulates. but does
t ”is the best laxative. Gilliran
our money- back. The Clifford
soy and Pihlsted's {Drug Sore
........
it is posibie that the United states
si 5? neuter: port 0 government. sooner or later will re-
1113;555:8355“: 'fifififlfimhfificfihfi At lihrtford lirtfortinfi If 83?"! '* quire “the whole islandnLEvening
mretty severe charge to bring against 92% i ‘ ‘25 egtgnmepr 035,5 . 6 ,
2.222522%? “63331.5.53 lA do» Hammer Haven 1.0 owners closet as when » .. , .
,hpsn't tMr. Bulkeley been eIi- 5145030“? 351%156‘m’5‘m "01W“ 3- y local spoil they cannot ‘8an Rock, onlWednesda -'
m5 fling iii lavish fishion ever since New PM“! 0 18.0003" 83m“ I each the hills 'to on of the or ‘ trip tillketd‘ villi be so t'
he irons tb- \l'oehiwmr Hasn‘t as i at memo-New Britain 10 are ill can! one y to cure a low ‘ ' ’
.aud' dist telly enhancement reu-
s is causedrby ins
I’M can on the mucosa Intac-
phallic inn Tube-~- Winn- to:
Madison you have a. sum
all or imperfect hearing. and who: -
hmwud.flcafaessiathe _, _
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err on on cu
in normal carillon Ill-hem raise may? rest “my
trailed foreveri alum cam out of
sari!
on iit tiliii' "5‘10
sort should purc55
e mucoua‘aurface
realm.
13‘. J5. CHENEY 2; 75%)., T010660.
for constgm
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