LLLLllLLlLlLlLS. WEATHER FORECAST. For N'orwaik and vicinity: Fair to- night. Tuesday partly cloudy. There is no well domed storm area east of the Rocky Mountains. Local showers have occurred during the past 24 hours in the upper Mississippi Valley and the Lake Region. The tempera- ture continues high along the coast. bud is lower in the Lake region. Poro land. He, reported a maximum tem- perature of 98 degrees, which was 10 degrees higher than New Haven, and makes a new record for high tempera. ture at Portland. Conditions favor for this vicinity fair weather with contin- not! high temperature, followed on . Tuesday by increasing cloudiness and a slight chance for local showers. E. A. Pillow, of Cranbury. has had his learge barn re-painted. Frank Britta, of 32 Pine street, is suffering from a painful illness. , \. Thomas E. Gregory is having his barn of Newtown avenue re-shingled. ... m— The house of John F. Paddock, in Newtown avenue, Norwalk, has been re-palnted. . Harry Havekose and Robert Edge], of New York, were guests over Sun- day of Miss Florence Tripp. of Ann street. , Matthew, Corbett is getting along finely at the Norwalk Hospital, and in a few days will be able to see his friends Bert Bogart. whohas been on a va- cation trip east, will leave tomorrow forLaPorte, Indiana, where he is in business. . o,«,' . William Gregory and Miss Lenders, of Brooklyn, N. Y.. war the guests of Mrs. Julia Gregory of France street. -,Norwaik over Sunday. Home grown tomatoes made their appearance in the“ local markets for the'ilrst time this season, last week. They were unusually fine fruit. Miss Pratt. who has been visiting at the home of her aunt. Mrs. Murphy. of Main street, Norwalk, will return to her home in Glen Falls. N. Y., to- morrow. Emperor William of Germany was recently entertained at lunch on board the ‘yacht “Utlowana.” owned by Ali- eanna Armour and of which John Crawford, of Cranbury, is captain. The Doorkeepers’ Circle of the Nor- wnlk Congregational church held its annual outing and dinner, last Friday. at Corapo Beach. A large number of members enjoyed the occasion, which was given up to a line spread of edi- bies, bathing and a general good time. W Word has just been received that Homer M. Bylngton, formerly of Nor- walk. who has been vice- counsel at Naples, under his grandfather, A. A. Byington, has been appointed first as- sistant counsel general at Rome. Mr. Byipgton commenced his duties July 1st. Frank Baker of South Norwnlk, wit- nessed the two games played by the Royal Giants in Hobolren, yesterday, at which 16 .000lpeople were present. The Royal Giants defeated the Ho- bokens 6 to 0, and later played the Cu- ban Stars, defeating them by a. score of 7 to 1. William Thompson, proprietor of the' New York grocery store in Main street, Norwalk, has placed a little pony and a small wagon the. same pat- tern as the large delivery wagons, in- to ssh-vice, and his little sons are in charge of this outfit, which is marked “special delivery." Harry W. Kyte and Charles Kyte, of mast avenue. set out yesterday in their Ford runabout, for Hartford, and expect to return today. One of the . 14 Washington st. - Compound Syrup of Ssrsspsrills. 3'll“ whilsawayl‘lomhomo inthoooun I. ormtlngshloadi ' W oosroassmoo. Q rid-tulle. are 7.00 11-50 17.60 ZS. TAYLOR & GOLDEN BAXTER’S A remedy for leplos. Postal”. Tether or Bait Rheum. Blotsheaéam'rum- ors, Bolts. Ringworms. Ulcers - is and Blood Diseases. ' 3m sorrrs. Morrison '3 Launch Works. ”Boat Frames set up and read] to All kinds of repair war Bunches of all siaes built to order by competent workmen. Oyster Shell Point. Norwalk Un call Hayloft [.0 a. M. ,3: south Norwalk, Will liold a session this even- as. A weekly dance will be held tomor- row evening at the Norwaik Yacht Club. S. C. O'Connor, editor of the Ridge- field Press, and Fred Bates are in Norwalk today on business. The Norwalk Congregational and Methodist churches held a union scr- 31cc, last evening. at the latter edi- ce An adjourned meeting of the govern. ing board of the Norwalk Country Club Club will be held at the club house this evening at 8 o'clock. - Grace Church Sunday school, Nor- walk, is to refrain from an annual pic- nic this year. The money is to be de- voted to the proposed new parish house. , Miss Mal Merritt, of Seavlew ave one. is spending a few days in New Canaan. Miss Jennie Sherwood. of Danbury, is a guest of Miss Edith Youngs, of East avenue. Judge John H. Light is expected home tomorrow 2.1mm a vacation trip. 80 completely did Judge Light sever himself from business that he did not leave his address at his oiiice. #— The people of The Norwalks were greatly disappointed, yesterday alter- noon, in not getting a rain, when the shower struck all around us, but only a dash in Norwalk and vicinity. There was a good attendance, Sat- urday evening at the weekly dance of. the Norwalk Country Club, the occa- sion also beluga very enjoyable one. Music was furnished by Bentley's Ur- chestra. of Bridgeport The entertainment committee of the Norwalk Yacht Club, E. W. Fitch, V. W. Ferris and A. B. Russell, have is sued invitations for Wednesday night s smoker at the club. Cards for guests may be obtained from the committee. C. Buck Duhois, Howard Baker, Er; nest Youngs, Archie Banger and F. W. Roberts are planning a fine yacatlon trip for next month. They intend to go to Atlantic city with Mr Duhois in his automobile, and spend a Week there. A special meeting of the South Nor- walk city council will be held this evening, to take action on the propo- sition to fix a building line as the re .sult of the starting of a brick building near the sidewalk line att he compl- of Reed and Seymour streets. The Barbers' Union of The Nor~ walks.will hold a meeting this even- .ing at the Washington street bridge tonsorial rooms, 'to hear the charges which have been preferred against Mr. Heater, proprietor of a shop in Main street, Norwalk, and Mr. Gohler, who is employed in the shop, for opening and shaving a man before the regular hours on the morning of July 4th. Frank Hirsh went to sleep last night on a stand in front of P. T. Cuneo's fruit store in Railroad avenue, and this ‘morning he was taken from that place to police headquarters by Olli- cers Raymond and Toothill. In court this morning he admitted being drunk, but said he went to sleep on the stand because it was so warm in his room. Judge Taylor lined him :3 and costs, which he paid. Gustave Akerlom. a Brooklyn ex~ press wagon driver. get "fresh" on a trolley car yesterday afternoon and landed in the South Norwalk police station It appeared that Akerblom set out yesterday for Green’s Farms. where his wife has been working at the summer home of Ex-Coutroller Grout. He came out as far as Stam- ford on the train and started to trol- ley the rest of the way. He become such a nuisance that Conductor- How- ard E. Knapp turned him over to In " 1w“. in. cm. i ' us. scan-so. mmrmlm ail . T01. 1051!. "* be i so. it is possible to make for town. Thin Hose. HEAVY TRAFFIC IS REPORTED SUNDAY. Host Drives People to Seek Shore and Mountain. Traiilc on the trolley and steam roads was very heavy, yesterday, even for a Sunday in summer. Probably on account of the excessive heat, there were more people who had left New York for over the week 'end than is usual. Most of the trains running to vf‘ «a. cent and an empty you eat. Bowkers Fertilisers For Lawn. Garden and Field. 49 WALL STREET. NORWALK. ‘ SALMO AND FLATFISH. TELEPHONE 108. A Good Serge Suit You can go wrong on a blue serge suit. but not If you buy it here. We sell the best blue serge suits $10 toL$25 and guarantee them for color and wear at every price. ~ Don’ t get caughtbdon' t take a chance—come 2 here and be sure of getting what you pay for. 2 Snappy models—lined with alpaca—tailored by the most.skilled craftsmen—made to fit and hold their 'shape satisfactorily. When you see them, you’ll un- derstand why we do the serge suit business of the Everything for warm days. from Straw Hats to It. I , . ' THE vands'L‘os A HORSE cor-:s m AT ms MOUTH. The best blends in any horse's pedigree after all are good feed and hay. With plenty of good. clean grain and hay. with good water of course. the average animal will turn out a. good specimen. be his she and dulu what they will. blood and breeding. and very little to food and care: yet what would any of our horses ever accomplished on aristocratic dea- ptomnch? Pedigree only is a w support horse lol- man thrmrgh life. And the quality you feed your animals is as Important as the dowry You Buy “ '\.. the metropolis were run in we sec- tions. and even then were crowded. There was also heavy travel In other directions, for many thousands of D60- ple front the interior of the state had spent the day at the shore. The night was not an easy one for traveling, but the day of rest and breezes by the wa‘ ter had put every one in good humor. and the crowding was taken good na- turedly. It was one of the biggest Sundays the trolley company has had and don- bio and triple headers'were run to most of tch shore resorts. We give lots of credit to 1; staff to the grain the food Buy Oats Thais Clean. MANUEL TORO HATCHs l ‘ -W m... . . "labs—NEW EDITION—i908. 1.2.- 3 Trolley Trips Through Sputhem New England ' 10c William P. Beers’ IOOK AND STATIONERY STORES. S SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. Swordfish 15c 1b Hausuir. 15c La; coo. 12c Ls.. Posolss,1oc LB. ass ease, BLUEFISH, surrennsu. weAKFleu. Kauusssc LOBSTERS AND cease EVERY DAY. 1. no AND ROUND cams. Cutbill’s. Bridge Fish Market. FREE DELIVERY. ...}... _- ......» Deposits over .flr_ ”-..“... Norwalk Savings Society. 2. 44 WALL STREET, NORWALK. INCORPORATED 1849. DIRECTORS. $3, 525. 000. 00 ‘ Prescription Compounding When you have a prescription recipe to be compounded there is but one thing to consider: Where can it be. compounded with certainty that It is put up just right? This positive assur- ance can always be had if prescrip- tions are put up by us. Our prescription department is or- ganized with that end in view. The equipment is perfect throughout. Our double checking system is a guaran- tee against error, We'll send for your prescriptions and deliver the medicines without extra charge. Phone us. THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY, THE PRESCRIPTION STORI- Tsiophons Gall. 16-9. All Goods nhllvorsd Free of Chsrv. TODAY IN , WALL STREET. ‘ WALL STREET, 10:10 a. rip—Mod. crate buying orders lifted opening rices of stocks over the Saturday Doing level. Union Pacific took a prominent place with a rise of at. American Smoking and American Cot- ton Oll gained 1%, Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste Marie pfd. l. and Great Northern ptd. and Southern Rall- way large fractions. WALL STRET, ii a. m.——'l‘he de- mand for stocks broadened after a temporary recession, and there was a steady absorption of the well known stocks at rising prices. Gains reach- e'd substantial fractions in most in- stances. WALL STREET, noon—Prices were lifted an additional fraction, but the demand become moderate at the high- er level. ilonds ware steady. WALI. STREET, 1 p. m.——Smnli buying orders disclosed little stock at prevailing mines, and the traders bid up the usual favorites to a higher lev- el. The specialties were most in de- mand. THAW TRIAL POSTPONEO. .———— wm say In Jail In Poughkeepsle Un- til September. WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., July 13.— Procccdlngs in Harry K. Thaw's appli- cation for a jury trisi‘to determine his mental condition were‘today adjourn- ed'untii the, September. term of the flu. preme Court of West Chester county. Thise arrangement was entered into before Judge Mills by Thaw's counsel and District Attorney Jerome. of New York. In the meantime Thaw will re- main in the coated of Sheriff Chanler, of Duhchess Coun y. and will stay in the jail at Po‘ugllkeepsie. The agreement to adjourn the pro- ceedings to September had been enter~ ed into by stipulation by District At; torney Jerome, of New York, and coun- sel for Thaw before the case wasvcall- ed today. When the stipulation was presented to Judge Mills he said at first that he did not approve the agree ment inasmuch as counsel were not ' agreed as to where Thaw should re- main in the meantime. A representa tive of Mr. Jerome dually joined in the request that Thaw be remanded to the Poughkeepslo Jail after Mr. Morschaus- ed had threatened to withdraw from the agreement Justice Mills then ap- proved the proposed adjournment and directed that Thaw be remanded to the custody of the Dutchess county sher~ iff until September 21, when argu- ments will be made on the application for a jury trial. Thaw expected his wife to meet him in the court room here today and was greatly disappointed when she did not arrive. OYSTERMEN UP IN ARMS. ~ Natural Growihsrs on the Trail of Minot 8. Smith. A number of the oystermen, mostly from East Norwalk. who work on the natural growth beds are on the trail of Minot S. Smith, of South Norwnlk, and held a meeting yesterday at_Sec- and Point. East Norwalk. to plan a campaign to get the state to take 100 acres of ground away from Mr. Smith. These oystermen claim that Mr. Smith secured the title of the oyster property in question by getting fifty residents of the state to make nppllca~ tion for two acres each. and that he represented to them that he desired to get the property simply to protect his property nearby. say that they will fight the case the Cook. of Rowayton, who, after years of litigation, was obliged to give up some natural growth ground oi! Rotors Clethes and Fumlsll 98 Washington Street. The oysternltzr 2 same as they did the one against Oliver ‘ field. New Jersey, and Mrs James L VACATION Hats and Shoes Head-to-Foot Outfitters for Men and Boys. Tel. 165-5. South .Norwslk‘. A. a 15. puns soon DAILY But;- LETIN son WEEK com/lane. ING MONDAY, JULY 13th. .5 / wrth 50c worth of our famous TEAS AND COFFEES. 1‘1 Remember. our 600 Tea. and 25:: can». will do double the work of M ‘ same priced good. bought elsewhere. Good Tess, sac and 400 a lb. Fancy chop Teas, boo, we and “files lb. Fresh- Roasted Coffees,18c and 20.: a lb. Fancy cor. ' fess, 26c, 30c and 35¢: a lb. 3 SPECIAL SALE OF A a P. LAUNDRY SOAP WITH EXTRN STAMP 8. so Stamps with 7 cakes A. 8: P. Laundry Soap. best made. Jose. 10 Stamps with 1 can Blackberries ........... I“ to Stamps with i can old Dutch Cleanser . ..... 10 Stamp: withi bottle Snider's Catsup .. 10 Stamp witthkgs.A.4P.Golatlno,each .........n.i 10 Stamps 'wlth 2 bottles Grape Juice . ......... each. 10:, or 1 “AIM Iosumpowlthijuully.. 10 Sdamps withl k9. Malta Rica ... 125° 10mmpswlth1p g.F‘lsksd Rice ...... . 12/3”: 10 Stamptwlth‘l rOIl or flat pkg. Atlantic TOIIol Paper ....I- 10 Stamp. with2pkgs Alpha Puddinmesch.........'...»...........'Se3 Cut-Price Groceries ‘2 Extra Special Sale A. & P. Condensed Milk, full weight. winilcresmme'stmadeuuu. ..........3‘cansa loos-I . ..-..-u-v—ooo SPECIAL CALIFORNIA , Fruit Sale .A. d. P. PLUMS, can ._ . . . 176 Regular Price 20c. A l P. PEACHES. can. 216 Regular Price 25c. 'A. Q, P..PEARS, cans. . 21:: Regular Price 25c. A. a P. APRICOTS. can. an: Regular Price 250. A.I P. mcHERRiES. can. 29c Regular Price 85c. POTASH OR LYE, can ....259 Regular Price 80. ‘ MATCHES, a large box 30‘. egular Price 50. FLY PA ER. ‘ 3 Double Sheets So POROELA. I/g-prlco, a box . 6o Regular Price-10c. 4 : SAPOLIO. Plain or Hand, cake . .. * 13 j Quaker Toasted Corn Flakes. regular price Ioc pkg .. .. 1 Thea-Nectar has no equal for Ice Tea; very refreshingfand satisfying; give it a trial. A 1- -pound box only. ..~ . L .' . .6oc Nation's Home of For; . Storekeeper THE GREAT MIPMW Atlantic and Pacifr “‘” TEA COMPANY ’ "““"' Weight ' 124 East Washington Street, South Norwslk. . , , 3 Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. f . ' 'Tcl. No.9o9. wIssLsse FROM THE ass ,, HONOLULU. July line—A it ' message from Lieute LEFT JEWE3LS IN lid-TELL. ‘Mrs B. A. Hegeman, Jr. of Plain Point. 2 ~ The property in which Mr. Smith is ‘ interested is situated off Southport. ' Scott, of Brooklyn. and chauffeur. whr are touring by automobile through this Ligation of the state stopped at the no, Associated Press new»: board the battleshipo solved late last a Mime WILLIAM A. CURTIS MOSES H. CLOVER GEORGE M. HOLMES _ STEPHEN H. HOLMES specter Richard Dunn, who placed him under arrest. Judge Taylor fined Akerbifim $7 and costs. but the offend- objects of the trip was to make ar- ' rangements for br aging the former s ponies down to Norwalk. Mr. Kyte I Intic lo layer. 1 , FREDERICKEA. ELLS LEWIS G, GREEN . ICIIUOI'CI, yesterday. Mm. “EMS“. sition of the A“ LIB NOEL '3 an .. m w p 1;."::.;:.:.."lt‘i§:1;1".i‘atl:; I: rahvo 1'. some: sassy r. cartoons 3 sons: RAN Awm onlvss my on arrlvlné here. was unme to mm m in usual in 19 u ' her jewel bag. but recollccled that the last time she saw it Was at the clerk’s 15. The he“ will slow wh have Three state Jilmyim 0 knots an hour tomorrowm hoo DIE. ken getting the grades on the New one in town. ‘ . __ _ . 2 2 desk in the Hotel Carleto in stam- car to storefront! ginnmmnrgd ”figs ‘ii‘v’. wiggle? 30 . i ' “.fiu”mf‘n°';.mg. 333:1“ 03°03“ ford. when she settled nef'bln. The Molonlpirdsvllr'ht. Tillie“ 2 baoh’ to Hartford. Plans and as 3 .3 WIIIIS looking for a “mum,” immmem « telephone wires were set in motion, ing The s moo NIANTIC. Conn....luly 13.-Williatn and Mrs. negems'n learned that. the of Lib-it. sin lIn idol-u timates wili new be obtained and the work will be m in the near fu- ° f N alk deposit your money in " tester. aged 45' offset. Hampton, la jewels were in the hotel safe in Stun lost on Milt “atom Lure. scare Higher” Commissioner Views 0 orw mm" "8.363“ 0‘ an. “we “I ”_ hard A trip was taken to Stamford. transport Thomas .. d 3 o last evening. and the is eia recovered We MacDonald no Puma“? 8“” 2 ,. . a Millionaire won sad Th-e S verely injured in a runaway accident 0“ orw m here yesterday and his recovery is not probable. Mr. motor hired a horse from a local livery stable with a boy . , drivcg'l. T313 mined Manama“? -s,geaew egong ownas p '“whum mEto$$$mu hm 23:33:31; Fernleigh tor his ultimate recovery. *- 2 Jlr. Lester was 3". “"19“" “it! IN I,” 2 . an all injuricaotl new ... 2. "is ' T bo'y lot BISHOP POTTER BITTER. CODPERRTOWN, N. Y.. Jilly 13.— Blsho .Henry 0. Potter passed a cow nisht. supra the heat, M”: .The Marguerite. the arse 3313;. ......www ,3 MO! ‘02
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