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WEATHER FORECAST.
FOr Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
night; Thursday partly cloudy. Rain
has fallen during the past 24 ilot'ns on
the Gulf and Atlantic coasts. The rain
on the coast extends as far north as
Virginia. Pleasant weather has pic-
vailed in the nOI'tiicIn sections A
number of places ill the celltral and
western sections report maximum
temper'atules of 90 degrees or above
Conditions favor for this vicinity iair
Weather, followed on Thulsday by ill~
creasing cloudiness.
Perloy C. Sturgcs. of Nor,walk is in
New York city today on business
5"i‘lle oil treatment was applied to
lWest Washington street, this morn
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Carlton Often, of Giendening‘s drug
store. is in Bridgeport this afternoon.
on business.
Mrs. Samuel Richards \\ cod oi‘
Brookside. Is spending a few days ill
New York city,
Mrs. George E. llouton and son
Charles, of Cranbury, spent yesterday
with Mrs. Reed, of South Norwalk.
Tile Nutmeg baseball team of Nor-
walk will go to Ridgetield Saturday
afternoon and play the tonal 'ot' tilat
place.
Mrs. Charles E. Knapp, of Riverside
1 avenue, Norwaik, is spending the. sour
. rncr months as the guest of hcr daugh
for, Mrs. John A. Anderson, of l’ougll-
kccpsic, N. Y.
1 ‘ A regular businelss Illectlllg of lilo
Social Union of the South Norwalk
Baptist (‘llurch was held last evening
at the borne of the pastor, Rev. H. ll.
Carpenter in West street.
Joseph L. Walz. who is now residing
in Brooklyn, is greeting friends ill
town today. Mr. Walz is not in “10
best of health just at present. 011 11c-
(‘ount of stomach trouble. lie is no
companied by Mrs. Walz.
Tho Willnipauk baseball team ex—
pects to go to New Canaan, Saturday
afternoon alld play the team of that
place, on its grounds in South avenue.
Strong rivalry exists between these
two teams, and a fast game Is ex»
pected.
Nothing has been done thus far by
State Commissioner Mdcdonald 011 the
' New Canaan road, which is to be re-
paired by the state appropriation. The
plans are being drawn and made up,
1 and it is expected that the. work will
be carried through as soon as possible.
Mrs. Willa E. Barker has purchased
- the share of her sister, Mrs. Wendell
G. Ashton, in the residence of their
; ‘ late father, Captain William H. lioyt,
on Elmcrest. Mrs. Barker will take
I possession immediately. The proper-
ty was left jointly to Mrs. Barker and
I ers. Ashton by Captain Hoyt.
. Records at the Norwalk water com-
‘- missiouers' office for yesterday show
that Grllpe's supply has dropped one
inch since the day previous, making
, it three feet and five inches down
I from the dam. Unless more rain comes
this way soon the w ' will continue
,2 to dry up each day now, as the brooks
' are rapidly running dry.
Judgment will be rendered today. it
is expected. in the civil case of Salu-
' uel iioberman. proprietor of the lins-
' ton Grocery Company, of Rowayton,
against Charles Hale and wife. The
11:1.er came 1111 before Justice llnniel
Dunlop. The. plaintifl asks to be re-
imbursed in the sum of $50.73 and is
represented by Keogh & Candee.
. Plans have been completed for an
, annual excursion of the Sunday school
of the Norwaik Methodist Church. it
will‘be held Friday morning, the trol.
ley cars leaving for Rye Beach at 82:10
‘ 1 o'clock. it has been arranged so that
all members of the,school under four-
teen years of age will be allowed to
go free of charge. A fine time is an
ticipated. 1
‘ Work which is “being done on the
‘ Connecticut Turnpike, by the Town
of Norwalk, is rapidly progressing
Thus far about 1.800 feet has bet-11
coyered with a. good coat of crushed
' stone, and is now 'inyiirst-class condi-
t.ion The worst part of the road ac.
cording to the people who travel ill
autos, is at the top at Armory Hill.
which will not; be bombed, it being
the duty of the City of South Norwaik.
m Supplies
Stillson-l’oweli' Corporation,
. rues...» Omani-u.
II 14 Washington at.
while any front home, in the country
' or traveling abroad!
COST PER 31.111111.
World-MUG. 5.00 7.50 12-50 17.50 25.
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
Tel. 105-2.
BAXTER'S
3f Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla.
A remedy fer Pimples, Poctulen,
j; Tether or Salt Rheum, Blotches, Tum-
. ors, Bells, Ringworlns, Ulcerl, Scrofuv
' In and Blood Diseases.
750 BOTTLE.
ANDERSON 'S
Launch Works.
“Bolt“ Frames not up and ready to
an .
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all Sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
. Oyster Shell Paint. Norwalk
Work 011 the Brook street sewer is
being rapidly carried tlllougll.
at the N01 walk Country Club for which
Spcldcl' s orchestra. of Bridgeport, will
furnish music.
Ucas Tribe, I 0, R. M, heldaregu-
l1Il' weekly meeting last night, but
found nothing but loutine business to
transact.
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The town board oi school visiims
will hold all adjourned meeting Thurs
day evening at the office of the select-
lncn ill N01 w11lk
Miss May Bell, an enlploye of the
It and G factory is seriously ill with
rheumatism oi’ the heart at her home
ill Monroe stl'tee.
William J Mulvihill, of New York
has been spending the day with old
friends ill South Norwaik.
A dance will be held this evening
Word reached South Norwaik this
morning that Victor W. Ferris and
palty won: at Siotlillgton, yesterday,
and wow planning to leave today for
Block island.
Norwalk Shriners are looking for
ward to the big outing of Pyramid
Temple, A. A. t). N, M. 8., next Tucs-
day at Steeplechase island ill'idge-
port The affair is being all'allged by
the Arab PatroL
Mrs, Godfrled Utzingcr, of 13 Covo
avenue, East Norwalk. was operated
on for appendicitis this lllorlling at
the Norwalk Hospital, by Dr. .I. Du-
Inorticr. assisted by Dr. Walter Hitch-
cock and Dr. H. 0. Shown
A stranger who it was clnilllcd w
begging from house to house lll Soul
Main street and Monroe sheet was
locked 1111 last night by Deputy Sheriff
"John W Scllllcy. The man will be
given a hearing before the p‘Ollco court
this afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas Lilly, of Cl'nnbul'y, hall
a narrow escape from serious injury
recently, while driving through Par»
trick avenue to her home. A large
automobile swept around a corner and
missed the wagon containing Mrs. Lil-
ly by only a few inches. The machine
stopped bllt no damage was done.
All arrangements are being rapidly
completed for the annual clambake or
the South Norwalk Fsll Club, which
will be. held at Burchard's woods next
Sunday. The bake will be laid by Bub
Gates, a more accomplished expert
in this line than whom does not in—
habit tllesc parts, his friends declare.
The bake will be served at 2 o'clock.
TAFT NOW A UNION MAN.
Admitted to Honorary Membership in
Steam Shoveiers' Organization.
CINCINNATI. 0.. July 29.——~Willlam
i-l, Taft will remain at the Taft rest»
deuce throughout the day and leave
with Mrs. Tait and General and Mrs.
Henry C. Corbin for Hot Springs. \"a.,
tonight. Mr. 'i‘at‘t this morning said
he felt no effect whatever of the ex-
ertion of the notification day exercises.
His voice, which had undergone con-
siderable strain. was not husky.
The first thing on the. program with
Mr. Taft today was. a conference with
Arthur 1. Vorys, his chief of staff. The
understanding reached yesterday
whereby Ohio will get the. benefit of
the work of the national committee in
the same manner as all other states
brings 1111 many things for present dis
cussion. This decision was joyfully
received by state leaders.
Mr. Taft was early today formally
made an honorary member of the
Steam Shovelcrs’ Union. The induc-
tion into membership took place at.
the Taft home and was conducted by
11 committee the shovclct‘ Is organiza-
tion
EXPLORER HEDIN
WELL.
SWEIDISH
arrived at Lhasa from 110]], in the val.
icy of the indus, brings a report that
Sven 'liedin. the Swedish explorer, is
in good health. and that his caravan
Is in good condition. A protracted si-
lence from Sven Hedin gave line to
anxiety with regard to his safety which
now has been set at rest by the Lhasa
report.
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ITRACING STOLEN SECURITIES.
-—-—«—- I Nii W Hill "I AIN, July 29 .~Now that
i’Oli’I‘i AN!) Me. July 29»——'\layor1\\alktl has been placed III state pris
Leighton has reociwd a letter from ion some oi the t'lucs as to the where-
Ille National Association of Railway {abouts of stolen securities of the Say
Agents that the invitation to hold the lugs Iiank of New Britain are being
thirteenth alumni meeting of that 113- l i'ollowod closelv it is undilstood that
socilltitln III tilts city next War has two weeks ago coupons on $25,000
been accepted ’Iile contention plob- 'w'01th of bonds wclc presented to 11
ably will be held the week of July 111. batik ill iiuffaio, N. l’., by 11 man who
‘ ,b: 1d opened 11 deposit or 3’00 and imd
also asked that interest represented
by the coupons he had be. collected
The man said that he had been sctl»
gall, of ilosIlln, who was Ilpcl'lltcd on . ing all estate and the bonds were
last \1t't.'k for a disorder of tho sto-Ialuong tho colitvtttlui. 'ille illtcrtst
mach is still th’y “(th but Ilevcl'tlle- coupons had not been cut off fora
[:18 making siou inlpl'mclllellt lvcal and :1 half.
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THE VALUE OF A HORSE GOES IN AT HIS MOUTH.
The best blends in any horse's pedigree after all are good
feed and hay With plenty of good. cit-1111 grain alld hay. with good
w ter of course. the average animal will turn out 11 good specimen,
be his sire 111111 11 1111 what they will \1 c giro 1th of credit to
blood It breeding. and very little to food Illld care; yet what
would. any of our horses c1'cr accomplished on aristocratic des-
centa d an empty stomach? Pediglee only is a weak staff to
supp horse or man through life. And the quality of the grain
you “Ltd y'oul animals is as important as the quality of the food
] you on
RAILWAY AGENTS‘ CONVENTION.
MR. GARGAN STILL WEAK.
BERLIN, July 2ii.~'l‘llomas F, Gar-l
Bowkers Fertilizers Buy Oats Thais clean.
For Lawn, Garden and Field. MANUEL TORO HATCH.
1m,— _ fiW-l. - '-
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SIMIJA, July 29.—-—A caravan that has
SPECIAL!
Attractive Boxes Of Linen Writing Paper
190 A BOX
William P. BeerS’
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES.
49 WALL STREET. 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
NORWALK. SOUTH NORWALK.
BLUEFISH
Halibut, Cod, Porgies, Sea Bass. Swordfish, Butterfish, Weakfish,
Kennebec Salmon and Flatfish. LOBSTERS and CRABS
every day. Long and Round Clams.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
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Norwalk Savings Society,
44 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
INCORPORATED 1349.
Deposits over - - - $3,525,000.00
' DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM A. corms
MOSES H. GLOVER
LEWIS c, GREEN
HENRY F: COLEBURN
GEORGE M. HOLMES
STEPHEN H. HOLMES
FREDERICK A. ELLB
FLOYD T. RUBCOE
YOUR BANKING ACCOUNTJF PLACED WITH
Will enable you to keep a check on your expenditures
‘ and afford on1 a safe and convenient method
oil disbursing your finances.
Violet ,
Taicum
Powder
is an air floated, delicately perfumed
Powder that prevents chafing and is
perfect for all toilet purposes. in glass
jars at
15 and 25 Cents
THE CLIFFORD
PHARMACY,
THE PRESCRIPTION ITORE.
Telephone Clll,,15-2.
All Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 11. nl.—The1'e
was no pronounced movement of pri-
ces at. tho opotling' oi' the stock mar-
ket. Changes were small ill all cases
alld evenly divided bctWecll gains and
losses, although dealings were ()ll a
fairly large scale. Norfolk alld Wes-
tern declined $1.
WALL STREET, ll 11. lll.—-I’l‘lCP.8
Wcro lifted for a time, Amalgamated
Copper. American Smelling and Great
Northern Ore Certificates rising 1,
Missouri Pacific l H and Wheeling &
Lake Erie L'ud pi‘d. l 31-. There was
not sutilcicnt demand to cover the ot-
ferillgs at the advance and the prices
fell back, Southern Pacific losing 1.
WALL S’I‘ltiClil'i‘. IlOOIl.—-Priccs l‘O-l
ceded before moderate selling until
losses were established amounting to
a polllt or 11111111 in several active
stocks. 11111-111111}: 11 1.111111 1:111: first
preferred sold 111 1111 advance of 4. The
market bccanlc extremely dull at 11
fractional Inlly. Honda \1 elc irregular.
WALL STREET, 1 p. ill.-Tllt‘ ralli'
was held during illt‘ llooll lIoIII' ill
spite (II light demands
MOTOR BOATS ARE NOT READY.
\ Committee Hal Trouble Finding ~Dc-
fenders for Trophy.
With the race for the British inter-
national trophy only three days off.
but one vet-1st») or those that were to
have taken part in the eliminating
trials has shown that she is good
enough to meet the challengers and
that is the lilxic iI. The fault is c11-
til‘ely With tiltlst- who have these boats
in chargc. Nine catered for the trails.
and of Ihesc. four have so far shown tip
at Huntington, and of the four, one.
the (tray, is illlpossiblc as a defender:
the Autowill, for which so lunch was
promised, has not got to going yet.
1IIId,Is an unknown quantity, antivllle
Den is so far behind the Dixie in spccd
that she would only be selected as a
defender to fill out the class, and her
possibilities of winning would depend
entirely on the ability of the WOISc-
ley-Siddcley, llllilnlcr'il and Dixie ii to
go over the course without breaking
down.
The regatta comnltteo of the Motor
Boat Club of American, Charles P.
Tower, III. M. Whitaker and W.’ M. Bie-
Iing, \vcre bu Ilund yesterday to start
the racers on more trials, but instead
of watching races they were kept busy
aIISWerlng telephones and llenrlngot
accidents to some of the racers and
talking over conditions as they found
them. They have a serious proposi-
tion on their hands. The Motor Boat
Club of America accepted the chal-
longer of the British MotOr Boat Club
for a race for the trophy. The date
the race was set for August 1. ‘
After‘that date had been announced
the British asked for a postponement,
because the ow nets of Wolseley-Sidde
toy and Daimler Ii wanted to take
part in the Olympic races, but the Mo
tOI Boat Club of Anlel ic11 declined to
grant this postponement, alld the Brit—
ish boats are now here tuning up for
the race to be decided on Saturday,
and of the American defenders only,
one has shown that she is in the class
with the challengers. ,
One ofthc boats entered in the trials
was the Chip iii., a boat equipped
with a Leighton 1th horse power oil
glue. She is owned by Mrs. Wain
wright, the widow of Jonathan Wain
wright, of Ogdenshurg, and Scnatm
Hawkins. The owners of the Chip got
Into communication with the commit-
tee yesterday, and said that they
would be willing to send the boat here
to defend the. cup ii' the committee
would waive the formauty of a trial.
This the committee naturally deeiin
ed to agree to. but It was decided that
the Chip ili should have 11 trial. and
Walter M... Bleiing went to Stamford
Walter M. Beling went, to Ogdensburg
last night. He. will be with the Chip
' iii. about. 10 o'clock this morning. The
boat, will be tried over a thirty mile
course and If she shows that she can
make anything like the time of the
Dixie, 1 hour 9 minutfi and 51 see
onds. she will be shipped here. at once,
and will be at Huntington tomorrow,
getting ready for the race.
In the meantime the committee has
notified the owners of the other boats
that. they will have to get their boats
in shape, and that the trials will be
held today, after which the hunt se-
lections will be made.
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Laundry Starch, regular price
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Franck‘s Coffee Addition a
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Fly Paper, 3 double sheets . . . . 50
Pearline or 1776 WaShing Pow-
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