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.. while away from home, in the country
, or traveling abroad?
COST PER 01,000.
1m. 2m. 4m. 6m.1y.
U. 8. 0. Canada, 4.006001030140020.
Telephone 409.
DELICIOUS f:
If World-wide, 5.00 7.50 12.50 17.50 25.
Ice ; TAYLOR & GOLDEN
74 Washington 8!. Tel. 105-2.
C ,, BAXTER'S' .
ream ;; Compound Syrup of Sarsaparille.
:. A remedy fOr Pimples, Postulel.
, Tether or Salt Rheum, Blotches, Turn-
.. ors, Bolls, Ringworms, Ulcers, Scrotu-
': la and Blood Diseases.
75c BOTTLE.
ANDERSON '3
ii Launch Works.
‘ Bait Frames let up and mute
an
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shell Polar. Norwalk
adrift? om: Zirfiiififlfii, Nor-
walk, is in New York city today on
business.
Candies, Etc.
AT
LANE’S
pl
Instill-ens limes.
. For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair tO-
night. Friday increasing cloudiness.
followed by rain. Pleasant weather
with moderate temperatures prevails
this morning in all thernorthern aec- .
tions. A disturbance central near The lOWn school visitors will hold
Charleston, 8. C., is producing cloudy an itnportuut meeting this evening at
and rainy weather on the Middle-and ”‘0- UmC“ 0‘ “'8 selectmen, in Wall
South Atlantic coast, and another dis- street.
turbance near New Orleans is produc
ing cloudy and showery weather on A
Coles Flewellea enjoyed a vacation
from lils duties as conductor on the
local trolley line yesterday.
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largely attended semi‘weekly
. the Gulf coast and in the lower Mis- dance was held last night at the Knob.
SlBSlDDl Valley. Condition favor {m- when music was played by the Jerome
this vicinity fair weather followed by May Ufllllo Club, of Bridgeport.
increasing cloudiness on Friday and
probably rain by Friday night, Storm A handsome "We D9! dog, Beauty,
Warnings are displayed along the owned by Victor E. 'l‘ristrsm, of West
coast. street, died last night. Mr. 'l‘rlstrum
had owned the little dog for nearly
Miss Harriet Crofut, of Ridgefleld, ten years.
is spending a few days with friends
in South Norwalk.
‘An enjoyable subscription dance was
held last evening at the Norwalk Coun-
Cockenoe Tribe will hold its rcsll- try Club. Music was furnished by
lar camp fire tomorrow evening, at its Speidel's orchestra, of Bridgeport~ The
wigwam in Wall street, Norwalk. next dance will be held Saturday night.
Mrs. Lorene Brotherton is critically Miss Mabel Halsey. of Br! port.
ill at the home of daughter, Mrs. was a guest last evening of Mt Nina
anklln avenue. Zeluff. of South Norwalk, and attended
the dance at the Knob. Miss Halsey
was accompanied home by Miss Zeluif.
Norwalk. e
Mrs, Columbus Bulkley and Miss
Treadwell, of Weston, with friends Measurements of the Grape reach
from Norwalk, visited Putnam Park, voir, recorded last evening at the wa-
Tuesday, ter commissioners' oillce show that
the fluid is down three feet and eight
The Industrial League of the Smith inches from the. top of the dam. This
Norwalk Methodist church will hold is a drop of three inches from the.
its regular- monthly meeting Friday previous day. The brooks feeding the
eventing. reservoirs are becoming low, and un~
less more rain comes soon, Norwalk
Miss Alice Wanzer, of 97 West will once more be in danger of having
street, Danbury, has returned home af- an empty reservoir.
ter spending a week at Anchors cot-
tage, Bell island.‘ .
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The two connections for the Nor-
, walk water. pipes totthe vfibnth Nor-
Miss Ethel Gregory and sister, Miss walk main, which wil enable Norwalk
Verna Gregory. of Norwalk, spent to receive their sumily from South
Tuesday witlntheir cousin, MissAlice Norwalk. have been. completed. The
.t,
e :‘m' “4ng £..«-- v
“ in VI‘eston.
Fitch, in Weston.
Miss Blossom, Smith has returned to
her home in West avenue after a very
pleasant vacation at the home of rela-
tives in East Orange, N. J.
Paul Findlay, salesmnnager of the
National Oyster Carrier Company.
and family are temporarily residing at
8 Orchard. street, Norwalk.
Mrs. C. E. Newton, of Norwalk.
visited her sister, Mrs. Frank Wilcox, .
yesterday._ Master John Newton will
spend the remainder of his vacation
~—Tbe union S. S. Excursion to
North Beach next Tuesday, Aug. 4.
Secure your tickets early. A fine. sail,
and happy time.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge will hold a
regular meeting tomorrow night. At
the close there will be a social hour
and entertainment. Refreshments will
be served.
Archie ”Carrier, of Butler street, has
resumed his position at the garage of
F. E Lockwood and company, of Wu-
ter street, Norwalk, after a two weeks'
vacation.
E. M. Jackson, the Wall street
photographer, returned to his home in
Elm street, last evening, from Boston.
where he attended a. photographers'
convention lieid in that city.
The regular meeting of the board of
directors of the Public Library will
be held at its rooms on Friday evening,
at 8 o‘clock. The election of officers
and committees will take place.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Gregory, of
Cranbury, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. F. 0. Gregory. autoed to Savm
Rock, yesterday, in the farmer's Co-
lumbia automobile. A fine time is re-
ported.
A party, consisting of H. L Scofield
and son Kenneth, of Mott. avenue, Nor.
walk: Mrs. Lane, Miss Mildred Lane
and Bertha Lane. of Wilton, Were roy-
ally entertained yesterday afternoon,
at “Camp‘Plac,” at Compo Beach. The
afternoon was given up to a Ball, fol-
lowed by quartette singing at the
camp and a general social time.
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Tbe boys at “Camp Piac.’ at Compo
Beach, have a good clue as to who
stole the 8:50 from-their tent recent-
ly, and they intend to push the case
unless the money is returned. The
members of the camp. Who are George
Collin, George Weyerhsuaer. Charles
Goldschmldt. of Norwalk, are' thor.
oughly worked up over the affair.
I hOtO Supplies
I “ Sdilson-l’oweil Corporation.
Ohm
preset-Inn
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machine has been shipped away to
New Jersey. Matty people watched
the operation of joining the pipes. The
third tap which will have to lib made,
can be done any time, and there will
be no pressure on, therefore it will be
done by the workmen employed by
the water commissioners.
FUNERA OF JOHN B. NOBLE.
Simple Services Held Today at Home
ln East Windsor.
EAST WINDSOR, Jilly Bit—«A slm»
ple service, made upon prayers and
scripture readings, was used at the
funeral. of the late John B. Noble.
state diary commissioner, at his home
this afternoon, and Rev. Dr. W. it‘.
English, of the Semitic Congregational
church, ofllciated. The gathering of
friends who in this way showed their
respect for the deceased, was large.and
the delegation from Hartford and oth-
er place included most of the state
officers and men who had come into
close. official relationship with the
commissioner. There was no eulogy
at the house. At the conclusion of
this service the body was home to
the family plot in the Scantic Cente-
tcry by Oriental Lodge of Masons,
and at the. open grave the impressive
committal service of the Masonic. 0r-
der was conducted by Worshlpful Mus-
ter H. 0. Allen, the wardens and oth-
er brethren. The honorary bearers
represented the. state, and were (lov-
ernor Woodruff, Robert O. Eaton, of
North Haven, a former deputy under
sloner of domestic animals; Deputy
Dairy Commissioner W. F. Potter, of
North Haven; Labor Commissioner w.
H. Scovllle, insurance Commissioner
nty State Treasurer B. F. Marsh and
Senator Howard A. Middleton. The
State board of Agriculture was repre-
sented by several members. There
were many floral pieces upon the bier,
and the townspeople generally follow—
ed the funeral party.
The state capitol at Hartford was
closed for an hour during the after-
noon. the time corresponding with
that during which the service were
being held.
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Views 0 Norwalk
20c
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Mr. Noble; Gen. H. 0. Averill. commis- .
T. H. MacDonald, of New Haven; Dep- -.
Red Tag Sale
, Announcement
FRIDAY
PM
14 South Main, Street,
Telephone Call 632-2.
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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 bay. With plenty of good, clean grain and hay. with good
water of course. the average animal will turn out a good specimen,
be, hls‘siro and dam what they will. We give lots Of. credit. to
blood and breeding. and very little to food anti care; yet what
would any of our horses cv or accomplished on aristocratic des-
. cent and an empty stomach? Pedigree only is a weak staff to
support horse or man through life. And the quality of the grain
you feed your animals is as important as the quality of the food
you eat.
llowkers Fertilizers Buy Oats That; Clean.
For Lawn, Garden and Field. MANUEL TORO HATCH.
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SPECIAL ! ,
Attratfhve Boerli'ngLIIlO‘lli an Pallet
William P. Beers’
IOOK_AND STATIONERY arouse. .
49 WALL eraser. ; . e court-t MAIN eraser,
NORWALK. ’ sourtthonwALK.
Cod, ‘
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Butterfish, - - 12c
Porgies, - - 100
Flatfish, - - 100
Halibut, - - 16c
Bluefish, Weakfish, Swordfish, Sea Bass, Eels,
Mackerel, Kennebec Salmon.
LObéiers and Crabs Every Day.
, Long and Round Clams.
Cutbill’s ”Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
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Society,
44 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
INCORPORATED 1349.
Deposits over ,- - - $3,525,000.00
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM A. cunrie
noses H. CLOVER
LEWIS c. GREEN
HENRY F. OOLEBURN
GEORGE M. HOLMES
’ STEPHEN H. HOLMES
FREDERICK A. ELL8
FLOYD T. RUSOOE
Will enable you to keep a check on, your‘ehpenditures d
and afford you a safe and convenient method '
someone NQEWAES‘ EYES“? :ENTINE” ‘
P. &B.
' Violet
Talcum
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 cross.
‘ Telenheno Call. in.
All Good- Delivered Free of Chums.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.~Upen-°
ing prices of stocks were but little
changed from last night‘s closing. The
gains were somewhat more numerous
than the declines, and the dealings
were quite active. Wheeling and Lake
Erie 2nd pfd. mac 1. and Amalgamated
Copper es. Luckawanna sold at a de-
cline of 10.
WALL STREET, 11 a. m.—The tone
is uncertain, and the dealings dull
during the first hour. A second sale
of Lackuwanna was at a rebound of
nineteen points.
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WALL STREET, Noon-The almost
idle trading allowed prices to 533 for.
n time, and a renewal of activity
brought a recovery. Missouri Pacific ,
was a feature, with a rise of 1%.
The trading became quiet again. after
a brief spurt of animation. lion s
were irregular.
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WALL STREET, 1 p. m.———The mar-
ket became lethargic at the slight re-
cessions from the noon level.
,LONDON. July lid—George lnniss-
Howe, n entail jobber on the American
market, interested chiefly in the steel
issues. was today declaredmnnbietq
meet his obligations on the Stock EX-
change.
GRAND ARMY DAY.
r1..usvn.1.n‘. July :IO.——omnd
Army Day, always a uhiqueloccaslon
during the camp meeting here, was
observed with wpstriotic program to
day, opening with a salute to the flag
in the morning. At the exercises De-
partment Commander Edward Gris-
wold. of (lullford; Department (‘or‘n-
mnnder ii. ll. Saunders. of the Span-
ish War Veterans: I)r. (lortou, depart!
ment commander of the Sons of Vet
ernns; Mrs. Isadore M. utouwtn, do-'l
partment president of the Woman's
Relief Corps; Itev. W. W. liowdish,
Albert A. May of Meriden and Charles
A, Baldwin, spoke. Later in the day
there was a business meeting. .
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NORTHEAST STORM WARNING.
NEW YORK, July 30.——The local
weather bureau has received the fol-
lowing special from Washington:
Northeast storm warnings ordered dis
played at 9:30 a. m. from Morehead
City, North Carolina, to New York.
Southern disturbance, new central off
North Carolina coast. Northeast
gnles indicated for Atlantic coast from
North Carolina to New England.
FiVe and Ten Cents
We are not running a five and
ten cent store, but can quote a
long list of Groceries at those
prices.
Large Prunes ....... 10c lb.
Best Head Rice .......... 10c lb.
Good Tomatoes .......... 10c on
Good Corn .............. 10c can
Good Peas .............. 10c can
Poslttgoastles .......... 10c pkg.
Kel g’s Corn Flakes .. 10c pkg.
Qua er Corn Flakes . 10c pkq.
2 bunches. 5c
Squash ............ 5c b
Peerless Evsp. ,Mllk ..... 5c can
Cracker Ddst ........... , 5c pkg.
Beckett’s Blue .......... 5c pkg.
Pride-of Kltchenflconring Soap.
....... .....i........ 50 cake
H. E. MEAD t! 00.,
Phone bee. 232 East rave.
a
Cracker Sale ‘
3 lbs. Best Milk Crackers ..... 25c
3 lbs. Best Soda Crackers. . . .25c
3 pkgs. Uneeda Biscuit... ...x3c
3 pkgs. Nabisco or, other 10c
kind of Crackers, assorted. .25c
Zn 211 or other kind of 5c
Crackers, 6 pkgsw . . .25c
-~ L’OuisAIOselOff, ,
72, North Main.“- south Nomlk.
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You . Are Going On a
Vacation , '~
Get Your Outfit Before Going and Look As
Well or Better Than the Next Fellow.
LIGHT, COOL‘ SUITS, TWO 'AND THREE PIECES, t
BLUE SERGES, WORSTEDS AND FANCIES. ., , ,
OUTING TROUSERS, FL'ANNEI: 'AND DUCK. "t“!s"~* ",
FOOTWEAR—JALL' KINDS. TAN, GUN METAL‘. arc.-
AN ELEGANT LINE or TENNIS oxaonns.
HOSIERY, SHIRTS, NECKWEAR, UNDERWEAR,
TRUNKS, DRESS SUIT CASES. STRAW HATS, YACHTING
CAPS- s.’ 1 in It . .- I die ill'hfhllfltil‘
Price’s Clothing Store
' Head-tOAFoot Outfitters for Men and Boys.
98 Washington Street. Tel. 16535..
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South Norwalk.
DICK’S FISH MARKET.
'180 Washington Street Bridge. A
Buck and Roe Shad, Salmon, Bluefish, Weak- ‘
fish, Halibut, Eels, Haddock,
. Rockaway Oysters, Etc.
FREE DELIVERY. TELEPHONE 3477
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LARGE WA‘TERMEI‘ONS ............ 35¢ each '
FINE NATIVE POTATOES ......... . . . . .. . . . . . . . 29¢ per peck
I50 can IRoast 113w; ‘ . .f ......... 19c 3 cans full weight Milk . . . .. use“. 250
be can oust .e , c or ........ 25:: 0
we can Beef 0r Ham Loaf ...... 8c M pkgs. Kern 'Kinks for "”"W" 5°.
10c can Potted Tongue for . . ., ..... 7c 25° bot. Doylea Ketchup for ""‘ 15° ‘
2 lbs. Pure Lard for ............. 35c 2 180 cans Burnham’s Clam Chow- . ~‘ '
.1 Quaker Corn Flakes ......... .. 7c der .....
Lean Tender Shoulders. lb. ~ ...... tile 1 pkg. Egg-O-See ............“‘
20c jar Apple Butter for . .. ....... 15c 10 bars Soup for . ..... . .. .
. Peaches, Multimelons, "BeeRI,*Ctir-n. Squash,~w'!l8mitides' endichku
Very. Fine Hams, 8 to 12 pounds average.
UNIT-ED GROCERY CO.,
49 Fort St. East Norwalk. so No. Main St., So. Norwalk.
Phene 319.3. . Phone 143. .
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,YOU EXPECT IT OF US ,
And We DELIVER the GOODS'
_thn you come here for COFFEE or TEA you do so because you
expect to get. better quality than you can anywhere else—AND YOU
DO—We or. the largest importing retailers in this country and our
goods are grades ahead of what the price buys generally and *we
prove lt.every sale.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
126 wAsnmo‘roN ST.
PHONE 5423.
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Grip and Pleurisy oatgtiuai'eywhoie system like magic. . . S
so uosrdzsc. 125 DOSES 50c, 300 uoses‘sioo
No opium, no quinine. no chloroform, no poison.
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