‘ . v «n ~. DELloious “ ?.C‘reafin l. CandiespEtc. AT , LANE’S , 51 Washington Street. I"-L-,-;I I,I:I,I I:- s - ....;. u.- u‘y-u-o-s-pe-u. '- a .' ... . l s [0001 palms”. ‘ WEATHER FORECAST. ', For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to night and Thursday. Local showers occurred during the past 24 hours In the east portion of the Lake region and New England. They were heavier along the coast than in the Interior. The showers Were accompanied by a fall in temperature of 10 to 16 degrees. Pleasant Weather prevails this morn ing in all sections east of the Rocky mountains with mild temperatures in the northern sections. Conditions fa. vor for this vicinity fair weather and not much chang‘é In temperature. Miss Harriet; Odell, of East avenue, Norwalk, will enter Wellesiey College. near Boston, this fall. Judge John H. Light has returned from his vacation, and has resumed the duties of his otllce. Miss Elisabeth Rooenbeck, of Con- necticut avenue, was admitted to the Norwallr Hospital, this morning. Dr. C. W. Man has returned to his home in Norwal from a two weeks’ visit with his ,jbrother In Chicago. -—-Don't forget the Lady Foresters' Dance at Roton Point, Friday t on- ing, July 17. Louis St. John, the hustling agent for Colliers’ Weekly, is on 'a monthly visit to south Norwalk.- Miss Helen Flynn. of Crescent street, Nor-walk, is visiting friends up the Hudson river for a short time. The usual dance was held last even- ing at the Norwalk Yacht Club Quar- ters, Hickory Bind, and another will take place next‘Tuesday evening. ‘1 . 9 ‘ l W'. S. Sturtevant is on a two months' trip to the West, in the interests of the Eastern Underwear Company. Mr. Sturtevitnt «is to go as far as Denver. John H. Hanford is enjoying a day’s vacation from his duties as carrier at the South Norwaik post oillce. Ed- ward B. McGowan is substituting for him. . A trolley ride, gotten, up by Broad River people, will go 'to Savin Rock. this evening, leaving Norwalk at 6:30. A double truck car will be utilized for the trip. -r-Don't forget the Lady Foresters‘ Dance at Roton Point, Friday eveii- Ing, July 17. A trolley car load of girls, who are soiouring at the St. James' Home. Strawberry Hill, are spending the day at Roton Point. A special car con- veyed'them to ,the Point. The campers at Compo Beach did not have any trouble during the blow and shower of yesterday afternoon. Their tents were well pitched and the occupants were as dry as a bug in a rug. At the special meeting of the Sev- enth Company, Coast .AJ‘tiiiel-y. last evening, it was voted to give up the idea of having a company outing this summer. The proposition was~ consid- ered too large a one‘ to take up this late In the summer. ' The members of Star of Columbia Circle. No. 253, will hold their regular meeting, Thursday eyening, in Mystic Chain Hail. All members are request- ed to be present, to make complete ar- rangements for the‘ dance they will laid at Roton Point, Friday evening. ' “—5-— —Don't forget the Lady Foresters‘ Dance at Roton Point. Friday even- Ing, July 17. The water authorities of Norwalk say that the rain of yesterday has made no Impression whatever thus far on the reservoirs, and it is probable that it will not, unless more comes within,a short time, The earth ab- sorbed the water about as fast as. it fell. " ‘ ‘ vacsridnarouas. The Recreation Tourist Company have arranged a very attractive list of personally conducted tours to popular summon..ires9rts thip season. Next party lanes for Block island Satur- dI . Sig .lloys' trip 311.00, “in! t2.“ id" View Hotel. First trip to Wilt”. stains Monday, July ‘soul. ' five day‘- trip, $24.00. Sin- lair hotel. Bethlehem. Fll’st tour to a City July, 1th. For descriptive Home circular eali on'l'i Agent at depot, or ”address The Recreation Tourist - or traveling abroad? i n anhlnm It. i Tether . ore, Bells. Monorail, Ulcers, Scrotu- . Launch Works. Cong New Haven. . é is!” m Inland _. , while away from home, in the country cosrrsn 01,000. ‘ - 1m. illn. 4m. 6m.1 . U. S. S Canada. 4.000001000100080. World-wide. GMT-”1250175020. TAYLOR 8i GOLDEN Tel. 1054. . eslix'rsii's . _. Compound Syrup of Susapsriils. A remedy for Pimples. pustules. or Salt Ritalin, Bleach“. Tilin- la and'Blood'fipi‘seues. panama. slung-risen 's Boat l‘rames not a an plank. p 0 ready to All kinds of re :- work. Launches of at sixes built to order by competent workmen. Oyster Shell Point. Norwalk MONEY rbt‘omm’: soon. Board of Estimate and Taxation Acts on Appropriation. The board of Estimate and: Taxation of Norwaik held a meeting last even- ing to take action on the expenditure of more money for the outside poor. The ilscai year ends August 31, and the amount of $10,000. which was an propriated for this purpose, has been exhausted. . In years of the past much more than this amount has been used, and the present board has done well, It Is claimed. to make this money hold out thus far. The selectmen were ordered last night to stop paying any more rents for old people, and order them to go to the aimshouse, if they desire, where there is money to take care of them. The amount of money which was voted for this purpose will not be dis- closed to the public, but it is under- stood that It was just enough to take care of orphans who are too young to go to the almshouse, or be committed to the Children's Home. The amounts which have been ap- propriated in the past years are as followa: 1896 .......... . ....... . . . . $14,546.39 1897 ...................... . 11,097.00 1898 ................ t ..... . 10,578.24 1899 ............ . . ......... 13,130.99 1900 . ............ 12,230.34 1901 ....................... 12,912.01 1902 . ...................... 12,393.04 1903 ....................... 14,202.17 1904 . . . . . . . . . . ............. 14,570.61 1905 . ........... ' ........... 13,296.88 1906 r, . . . , -.-. . . . . .-12,197.53 1907 ...... ....‘g ...... 12,236.52 1908, not. including appi‘opriiy tion voted last night. . .. 10,000.00 ___.__...__.n,_._ TOOK MR. CANNON'S CHICKENS. Nor-walk PoliceTi‘ylngito Locate Par- bios'Who Did It, The matter of the robbing of Leon H. Cannou's fowl house, Monday eve— ning, has been turned over to the Nor- walk police. and it is believed that within a few days there will be some- thing known of the culprits. were taken were very rare stock, and two more little ones were in the same place. but these were common stock and were left behind, showing that the thief knew the good ones. The police and persons who are in- terested in the affair refuse to dis- close any knowledge of their sus- picions thus far. MR. DU SOIS' TIRES ARRIVE. -C. Buck DuBoIs was happy this morning, when he received four new tires for his automobile. Mr. Duliois had been waiting for these tires for two weeks, the car. of necessity, be- laid up in the meanwhile. The tires on‘the car gave out like the one horse shay‘ Mr. DuBois took a party of friends for a ride up In New York state. and while,'about forty miles from nowhere out in the country. ev— ery tire flattened. All band's sat on the n rby stone wall and soliloquized for a hile. There are evidently no hard times with the concern manufac- turing the tires. The delay on the delivery of a new set was due to the company being behind on deliveries to the extent of 3,000 tires. ' REAL ESTATE SALES. Estate of Samuel Fessendeu to John Cahill, land, Broad River. Exrs. deed. Emeline L. Wiswall to Sarah A. Goetzman, lot and buildings, Newtown avenue. War. .> Clarence F. Mills and Jared R. Sco- iield to Augusta Ambler, building lot, Rowayton. War. Henry 1. Whitney to August L. Wert- berg and wife, two lots. Sound View Park. War. Patrick Mookier to Ellen Eaton, six lots, lvy street. War. ——-—-’ HAD GUINEA PIGS STOLEN. Francis Murphy. son of Mr. and Mrs, John Murphy, of'Stevens street, Nor- waik. is mourning the loss of his tine some time last, night. The top of the pen' was torn 01!, and the animals are missing, while a squirrel was found dead in its peniwhich was so securely locked that it Vthfld not be opened. There has heemseveral other petty robberies about:- this vicinity of late. and the residents are quite wrought ilp over it. . ‘ . ‘ 30 Views of Norwalk .4‘ .\ The twenty-eight chickens which ' pair of guinea pigs, which was stolen . Be Sure it is possible to make for derstand why we do the town. 'Thin Hose. 00d Serge Suit You can go wrong on a blue serge suit, but not if you buy It here. We sell the best blue'scrge suits ‘and guarantee ihcm forlcolor and wear at every price. Don't get caught—don't take a chance—come here and be Sure of getting what you pay for. Snappy models—lined with alpaca—stallored by‘ the most skilled craftsmen—made to fit and hold their shape satisfactorily. When you see them, you‘ll un- Everything for warm days, from Straw Hats to You serge suit business of the in. ‘ul is I ‘. BIG FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS. NEW KLEANS, Jilly 15.——Between $150,000 and $200,000 damage was done early today, by a fire which destroyed the plant of the. New Orleans Cone Company, Limited. The building oc- cupied a small triangular block be- tween South Peters avenue, Howard street and the river front. Failing walls and electric wires, which fell and sputtered In the streets. made the tire a brilliant and dangerous specta- cle. The flames were not put under control until the entire Interior of the block had been burned out. cent and an empty stomach? you out. ., 3 . Bowkers Fertilizers Buy For Lawn, Garden and Field. ‘ Trolley Trips Through 49 WALL STREET. NORWALK. " i ~SALMON AND FLATFISH. ‘rsisrlidsa 108 0 J . oaonos M. HOLMES . STEPHEN H. HOLMES assassin; a. ELLS MYD 7- 8.0.90.9! THE VALUE OF A HORSE GOES IN AT HIS MOUTH. The best blends in any horse‘s pedigree after all are good feed and boy. With plenty of good, clean grain and buy, with good water of course. the average animal will turn out a good specimen. be Ilia sire and darn what they will. blood and breeding, and very little to food and care; ‘yet what would any of our horses eVer accomplished on aristocratic del- Pedigree only is n was .‘staff to , support horses: mart throfllgh life. And the quality, you feed your animals is as important as the quality oi the food Vi908—NEW Eamon—i908 -5 100 William IOOK AND STATIONERY STONES. HALIBLI‘T,’ 150 L34 COD. 120 L3,; PORGIES. 10: LB. SEA BASS,‘,SLUEFISH‘. BUTTERFISH, WEAKFISH, KENNESEC , LOBSTERS AND GRASS EVERY DAY“, LONG AND ROUND CLAMB. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Norwalk Savings Society, 44 WALL STREET, NORWALK. " lucossosnso 1m. Deposits over - - - " " DIRECTORS. l ‘ Willie Ioolialg‘iora satisfactory investdieilt, , deposit yourkemoney in T92 ShutthonralkTi-u ‘ Comm " COMMUNICATED WITH THE FLAG~ SHIP ' HONOLULU, .liliy ill—Tho litixllary shipillncierwas in wireless communica- tion with the Connecticut, the flagship of the Atlantic fleet, last night. The Nebraska has rejoined the fleet, BICYCLE RECORD’BROKEN. SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, July 15. —-The thrue~mlle open profressional bicycle record was broken last. night by F. A. McFarland, whose time was 6:53. The former record, 5:551/5, was established by lver Law on In 1905. We give lots of‘credit to ' the grain Oats That. Clean. MANUEL TORO HATCH. i SOuthem'New England P»: Beers’ 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. DFISH - Market. FREE DELIVERY. ......— \ $3,515.00 0.00 . . f 1 WILLIAM A. CURTIS MOSES H. CLOVER LEWIS O, GREEN HINRY F. OOLESURN , 1!- ll 1'- .mcmm ...... ..W._m-.... . Bertrand P. Hunt'y Takes Morphine , bollc acid. Prescription .. Compounding When you have a prescription recipe lobe 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 bad If prescrip- tions are put up by us. Our prescriptionadepartment In 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, . THI PRESCRIPTION STORE. Telephone Call, 16-8. ,AII Goods Delivered Free of Charge. TODAY IN WALL STREET: WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.——0pen- ing advances in prices of stocks wore general, bilt small, running from an eighth to a quarter for those most ac- tively traded In. The volume of trans- actions was large and widely distribut- ed. Canadian Pacific gained 1 and Reading and Central Leather large fractions. » WALL STREET, 11 a. m.-—-A good volume of business was transacted during the tirst half hour of trading and prices moved up an additional fraction. Around 11 o'clock the mar. ket began to ease off and the western 1stocks fell back to yesterday’s clos- ng. - WALL STREET, Noon—The reac- tion brought out renewed demand, and prices recovered to the top level. Bonds were already. WALL STREET. 1 p. m.—-Prlces of stocks continued upwards with the best demand for the high priced rail- road stocks and U. 8, Steel. M'Esiosn MAN SUICIDES. and CarbOIio Acid. MERIDEN, July 15.-—-Bertrand P. finally. a man of prominent family connections and a former resident of Merlden, ended his life in Hubbard Park. last evening about 7:30 o'clock. by taklllg morphine and diluted car- Aftar taking the fatal draught in the children‘s play ground he staggered over to the pavilion and said to John A, Mcliugh. the proprie t0l': “Help me. i have drunk car- bolic acid", Before a physician arriv- ed he was dead. t 1 v? ~ ‘ Hats ' and Shoes; A -~ To close out we.are offering a. 4:9.Q"F00twear at $33-35 ' They are all in the window. -——-———‘ ° 9 . . ' Price 8 Clothing Store ,llead-to-Foot Outfitters for Men and Boys. ‘ 98 Washington Street. Tel. 165-5. - , ‘South N0rw‘sfldf_ j 1 U r" w . 0 lb. Medical Examiner Bradstreet found letters on his person addresed to rela- tives and a note requesting friends to Day a two weeks‘ board bill at the Chelsea hotel in Waterbury, The rea- sons for Huntly's sell-destruction are unknown. He was in the park nearly all the afternoon and conversed with various peeple in a rational manner. Huntly was a man of refined person- ality and had lived In New London, Waterbury and other places,about the state. He was unmarried and leaves no immediate relatives. He was about tlfty years old. OYSTERS IN SALT POND. Two Thousand Sushels of Sheila Scat- tered on the Bottom. George A.'Grillin. of Wakefield, R. I., has,put 2.000 bushels of oyster shells ophis beds in Salt. pond near Point Judith. They are put on the beds in preparation for the spawning season which is close at band. Oyster spawn unlike other ilsh spawn Is'a creamy- substance Which rises to the surface of the water and after floating about in the form 0; scum sinks to the bottom and adhered ‘io whatever hard substance It comes in contact with. Thus the shelling of thb beds facil- itates propagation and a large number of shells are used In that manner. A load of 30,000 bushels was recently taken from Providence to be used in covering the beds In the vicinity of New Haven. POISON ED BY LOBSTER. John Hays Hammond Is Recovering Prom Sickness at Glouceltor. GLOUCESTER. Mass, July 16.—- John Hays Hammond, the m In; eg- pert, who,wss a candidate f the ’39. pubiican nomination for vice-president, 18 at 1118 ”5111811013 NON; recovering from 8. 39110113 Ilgv'egs' caused by eating kmBI-‘ll'pl‘ficordlng to a state- ment mas "Jul. by the family today. EASTERN SHOOTING MATCHEL WELLINGTON; Mass.,- July 16.-— The competition ..in the championship trap shooting matches in the Great Eastern Handicap Tournament, which was interrupted by showers yesterday, was. resumed today. . Almost”haif of. the field was at the traps this morning, eager to. complete the unfinished round. The feature. of. today's shoot- .ing following thacompletlon of yes- to ay’s events, alas the preliminary handicap of 1 0..targets. This dvent was open to rs.\only, for-oom- . petition for money and trophies, hut manufacturers’ agents, classed as pro- .tesbionals, were permitted as on year . tel-day to shoot hr “targets only.” sENTIRED UNIONVI'LLE' STORE. UNIONVILLE,July15,——A man who gives his name as Harry Stenhoif of New: Havoc, was arrested here 1; night. and will have a hearing today. oaths ohargoof breaking andsnten lag the confectionery. “Charla A. Hackney. Thematic-entrance in; to disasters was detected before he . had a chance to an. igthi mailbox ling,“ . make’waywithufl 1000:0100 with 2 some. or. Juice ' "‘"1‘ 10 Stamps with 1 jar Jolly .p... ..... . . .....fh' :lOc, or 0‘ . . 1001' 10 sump. with 1 pkg.'MaIto Rico .. .. . 12%0 ' 10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Flaked Rica . .. . . ...... .. . . . 12l/g'o‘ 10 Stamps with 1 roll or flat pkg. Atlantic Toilet Pipel- .. . .. . .... 100,: 10 stamps with ‘2 pkg. Alpha Pudding, each . . . . . ...- . . . . ..... . L . . . ...501 40 STAMPS F wrth soc worth of our famous TEAS 'AND COFFEESI‘ '7“ . .. Remember. our 50o Tees and 25¢ Conan will do dauble iii‘s‘wvrk‘ some. some priced goods bought elsewhere. Good Tess, 85o spd 40o Fancy Chop Toss, 50c, sec mil 70¢ a II. Fresh- l'toaated‘ Carma, 109 and 200 3 lb. FancyVCgf- “'1. 250, 30c sndSSo 1 lb. SPECIAL SALE OF A, G. P. LAUNDRY SOAP WIT ‘ STAM 20 Stamps with 7 cakes A. '& P. Laundry Soap, best: made .‘ .250 10 Stamps with 1 can Blackberries . . . . . . . . . - 10 Stamps with 1 can Old Dutch Cleanser ...... .1. . 10 Stamps with. 1- bottle Snider's Catlup 10 Stamp. with a pkgs. A. a P.Golatlnc. each ..... . . will H‘sxrns- ..JV‘ as. . . . . In. my... ........y-......nuu-,..V Cut-Price Extra Special Sell: A. & P. Condensed Milk,“f.ull weight, ' . full cream, best made . . . 6 SPECIAL CALIFORNIA . Fruit Sale " ' A. a P. PLUMS, can 170 Regular Price 200. A, a P. PEACHES, can . Regular Price 250. 'A. A P. PEARS, can . Regular Price 250. A. ll. P. APRICOTS, can . - Regular Price 250. 0A. 9 PiCHERRIE‘. can . i Regular Price 35c. 21¢: 210 . Miller’s Imported Irish Marmalade, . rgcra Jar Nation's Storekeeper > Full - welsh: 'Deliveries 8:30 a. BELL‘ ISLAND IMPROVEMENTS; Board of, Directors Meet,“- Monday Night, to Make Amngonibnta. ‘ ’ ,, The new board of specter-sot thé Bell island improvement Society held a meeting. Mon ay evening‘,.at. the home of, Preside t John 1271.20. A .1101 of the pr , ty holders \VSSJ!‘ 9 up and arr manta made-Jo co lect a ave-plill tenfol- improvetne'ntslf a . " With the “00 that raise. it is Intended to parks and roads of the Island. to, dell collection of ashes arid go . to ,0 son the beaches, to provide lights, and other public benefits. About m was used up in this way last year. . re. present were: Presldem John 1". Leo, W. R. Demarest and'oool‘ge I. Shop‘- Willm' Os “Sh ‘e a James P‘. Hickey, Joins, M. M set $1. our ~ and W \ . sl senescence-0.0.}soot‘se‘i‘vost l; uskerl’l‘ossted Corn Flakes, regular price too pkg. .' .. . , . ‘3: ‘ hes-Nectar has no equal for Ice Tea; very refreshing i ‘ ' ‘ satisfying; give it a trial. . A r-pound box only. . j , THE GREAT \ Atlantic » "‘ and picnic TEA COMPANY . 1241:»: Washington Street, . .SouthNorwalk. _. Tel. lilo. this... our will ..lirore the- The members of the board‘who were ‘ W Rpm: Charles Money.gécorge E. Edwards. 2.. ‘ Groceries .....cy..-. an'a‘ 6‘ “130‘s; , srscw. . Cut- Price Leaders POTASH on we, can to j' » Regular Price 8c._ " MATCHES. a large box 30 Regular Price 50.‘ - ’ FLY PAPER, ‘ 3 Double Sheets ......vll.‘..i'So‘ PORCELA. I/z-price, a box . So Regular Price 100. \ SAPOLIO, ‘ ,. Plain or Hand, cake . .L To regular price 371393 ' ff 0‘. s‘ .606} Home «Pencil: Fault-indust- 1.- m. and 2:30 p. m. I 909'. - easelosii'r‘ilémnilysflcglftt Also Talb m. a be?“ “ties. up . can Travels . S ' ors'rsn ' an. July» 155mm Roosevelt spent this foreseen-gag, Henry “Rental-dab]. anchoring. , i ,,. lilo 10001110081811.1118 Atlantic, .ll‘attle ship ileeton his :voyagoc . 40% Ho Anaemia-mm . malls criticism of the “ Tint . tiorr‘ol , ,battlesblpsptths sand; truths first time: sinus ,Hr... _, M ’I return that the prssi slit“; it had an opportunity intuit with Mm re . ing naval matters... :c then train trolls came a number of bill it up" then. I. ard, ex-oiticio; Marshall Indra”, mitt
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