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BAXTER'S
3 Compound Syrup 'of Sarsspatiiia.
A remedy for Pimple- Postal
Tether or Salt Rheum, Blot'ohes, Tug:
. ore, Soils. itingworms. Ulcers, Scrotu-
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750 BOTTLE.
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Launch Works,
Boat Promos set up and ready to
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WEATHER FORECAST.
r——u
For Norwalk and vicinity: Rain late
tonight and Saturday couler. The die
turbance that was central near
Charleston. 8. 0., yesterday morning,
has moved slowly northward and is
now central near Hatteras. The north
an: edge of this storm at 8 a. in. ex-
tended as far north as Atlantic City,
N. J, If it continues to move up the
coast it will reach this vicinity during
the afternoon or tonight. There Is a
chance that it may move out to sea
and in that case this vicinity would
not be aifected by it'but very little.
An area of high pressure over the up-
per Mississippi Valley is producing
cool, pleasant weather in the western
and central sections. Conditions in
vor for this vicinity fair weather fol-
lowed by rain tonight. '
Joseioi‘f's adv will prove interesting
reading for the hiusekeeper.
if you are looking for grocery news
read the United Grocery adv.
Cockenoe Tribe will hold a regular
session this evening at its quarters
in Wall street, Norwalk.
-C. & K. Hats. O'Brien.
Mlss Eunice Stevens, of Norwalk,
was the guest of Miss Lucile Raymond,
of hewisboro, last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Crawford, of
Cannon street, Norwalk, are entertain-
ing a friend from Florida for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry L St. John, of
Scull Salem, spent Sundaysud Mon-
day with friends in South Norwalk
and Norwalk.
The Knights of King Arthur of
Grace church. will hold a regular
meeting this evening at its quarters
in Wall silent. »
—-Grsnd Prize
nu. M.
rr‘! Dhnce at ‘noton
. tonight. Come and see the fun 4
Miss Fltzmaurice. of New York, has
been making a visit with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Flumaurlce, in
South Norwalk.
The August furniture sale begins to-
morrow”at the D. M. Read Company.
The dav. will give you the price reduc-
tions on the various articles.
George Weyerhauser, of Camp Piac,
Compo Bosch, Is working in Willis H.
Selleck’s store in Norwalk todp)’. in
' the absence of Mr. Selleck.
~Baseball tomorrow. Norwalks vs.
Cuban Stars. Come and see Buste-
mante. the greatest shortstop in the
country.
Mrs. Samuel C. lreland, of Bates
Court, has returned home to South
Norwalk from a two week's visit with
her brother in Providence, Rhode is-
land.
Lorenzo J. Adams, of Cross street,
Norwalk, took a trolley trip to Mount
0 Vernon, New York. this morning, and
_' joined Mrs. Adams‘and their children,
- who have been visiting in that city.
Tomorrow Is the last day of the
great sale at the Boston Store and the
adv. today is Just brimming with otter-
. ings far below the cost of production.
. The prudent buyer will do well to read
it.
Lieutenant Governor E; J. Lake and
Congressman-at-Large George L. Lil-
ley, the two candidates for the repub-
lican nomination for governor, ere dis-
. tributing campaign buttons.
.‘of neat design.
Both are
Little Emma Brett, daughter of the
housekeeper at Red Cottage, Wilton,
who has been a patient at the Nor-
walk Habits] for several weeks went
home on Thursday, fully recovered
, from her; illness.
~8oftf'and Crush Hats. O'Brien.
The Nutmeg Club of Norwaik held
a specfli meeting, last evening, at its
quarters, corner of Main and Wall
, streets. and it was decided to hold a
trolley do to Savln Rock on the even-
ing of ugust 13.
Tomorrow is the grand opening day
of A. F. Beckman & Co, formerly the
New York Grocery Campa‘ny. in their
new store, 83 and 85 -Washlngton
street. In thmr adv. today they are
I offering inducements in the grocery
line.
A large dumbo trolley car and one
of the smaller type were. used this
' morning, to convey the Sunday school
of the News": Methodist church to
e Beach for their annual excursion.
:‘T s cars were well filled with the
children, parents and friends, and a
fine time is looked for.
--Any skin ltching‘il I temper .es-
_ er. The more you IoI‘Itch the worse
it itches. Doan's Ointment cures pl
Ill. scams—any skin itching. At all
drug stores. .
All kinds of relpair work.‘
launches of ai silos built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shell Point. Nor-walk
The Recreation Tours
.I-‘-'
Black Island, 311 .OO—Three day trips.
July 4th, 18th, 25th, August lst, 8th,
15th, 22nd, 29th.
~Ssrstops Springs, 819. Oil—Four day
trips, July 13th, 27th, August 10th.
24th, September 7th.
Thousand Islands. WOO-Five days
trip. August 11th.
Montreal, Anubis Chasm, Luke
'67. OO—Ten days trip.Aug-
Nova Souls, “moo—Ten days trip,
August 16th.
White Mountains, ”LOG-Five day
tri s, July 20th, August 3rd, 17th,
Atlan‘Rc City. 026. (lo—Five day trips,
July 27th, August 10th, 31st.
Niagara Falls and Toronto, $35,00—
Flve days trip, August 29th.
These rates from New Haven. For
descriptive circulars and rates from
your city call on ticket agent at depot
or address,
THE RECREATION TOURIST COM-
PANY,
New Haven, Conn.
TOWNSEND’S
‘Vtctory’
Lawn
’ ‘41th i
Mowers
are the very highest grade BALI.
BEARING, which reduces the friction,
and makes it possible to use a wider
machine with less effort; can be ad-
justed very easily and quickly.
Charles E. Dow,
HARDWARE,
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
'Phono 807.
Square White Glass
Fruit J are
look nicer, itclean easier. puck
closer than the Old Fashioned Round
Blue Glass.
Wall Papers
Crockery, Glassware, Housefurnish-
lug Goods.
Japanese China in Cups, Saucers,
Plates, etc.
Painters' Supplies.
Good ready mixed Paint, $1.25 per
gallon.
White Curtain Pples, with fixtures,
10c.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to order. ,3.
Painting and Decorating.
We give the e. a H. e... Trad-
Ing Stamps. Ask for them.
L. H. DECKER,
87 WuhlngtOH Street.
Tel. Con. IIOUTH NORWALK.
on... Sale of Sheet
Music, *10c a Copy.
Smartm My Dream of the U. S. A.,
You. When it's Moonlight Mary Dar-
ling, ’Neath the 01d Grape yArbor
Shade, Tipperary, Childhood, and 100
others.
If You Cored for Me as I Cured for , ,
to Norwalk on Sunday, and treated”
the nurses to ice cream as a slight
token of appreciation for the good
care received.
—-Baeebaii tomorrow. Norwslks vs
Cuban Stars. Come and see Buste-
mante, the greatest shortstop in the
country.
Robert F. Adams and his Stamford
business partner in his roll estate bus-
lness have purchased a large section
of property in Meadow street, South
Norwaik, and are cutting lt up into
building lots. A street ‘9. being built
through the property.
Missimlsie Blrdsall. a nurse at the
Norwalk Hospital, who has been seri-
ously lll inithat institution for several
weeks has recovered sufficiently to
be taken home to Wilton. and is ra
pidly convalescing under the care of
a nurse from the hospital.
~Chicken Lobster, 20c lb. Cutblll's.
Frank 0. Short, 8. baggagemaster on
the Danbury and Norwalk division of
. the New York, New Havenqmd Hart-
ford Railroad, had a red hot cinder en-
ter his eye yesterday. and as a re-
sult he was incapaciated from work.
and obliged to keep the eye‘closely
MOONLIGHT
Excursion !
A Sail Oil—I110 Sound
.._0 N—
'Steamer John Sylvester
Evening August 4, ’08
Will leave Steamboat Dock, South
Norwalk 8 pm. _
Dancing and Refreshments
Music by Prof. Wm. how's Orches.
tra.
MAURICE WILKINSON
Among those who will be the guests
of Managers Blanchard and Brown this
evening at lly Order of the Court are
Mr. Charles M. Klein. Mr. J. J. Shit~
bert. Mr. Osgood, Mr. George H.
liroadhurst . and Mr. James Decker.
The performance will also be wit-
nessed by Mary Roberts Rhluehart, the
author, and Mrs. H. C. DeMllle.
Other New Yorkers of dramatic and
social prominence will be present and
the premier promises to be one of the
events of the season.
Miss Maud and Miss Currie Perkin-
son, of \‘1'111111, I111! latter a recent pn-
tlelit at the Norwulit Hospital, drove
THE VALUE OF A HORSE GOES IN AT HI! 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 sire and dam what they will We give lots of credit to
blood and breeding, and very little to food and care; yet what
would any of our horses ever 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 on
Hawkers Fertilizers
Buy Oats That. Clean.
For Lawn, Garden and Field.
MANUEL TORO HATGH.
SPECIAL!
Attractive B0xes of Linen Wnnng Paper
190 A BOX ,
William P. Bee e rs
IOOK AND STATIONERY erases.
o SOUTH MAIN eraser.
sourH NORWALK.
12c
12c .
10c
;’ x. / \\
\.
49 WALL STREET.
NORWALK.
Cod,
Butterfish,
. Porgies,
I' Flatfish,
100
Halibut 16c
Bluefish, Weakfish, Swordfish, Sea Bass, Eels.
”Mackerel Kennebec Salmon.
Lobéters, and Crabs Every Day.-
Long and Round Clams.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
s
I
FREE DELIVERY.
Norwalk Savings Society,
44 WALL STREET NORWALK.
INCORPORATED 1040.
Deposits over . $3,525,000.00
DIRECTORS. r
WILLIAM A. CURTIS
M0828 H. GLOVIR. '
LEWIS O, GREEN
' HINRY'F. COLERIJRN
esonoe M. HOLMES
“:9st H. HOLMES
FREDERICK A. ELLe
FLOYD 1'. suscos
YOUR BANKING ACCOINT, IF PLACED WITH
(.n - _.--~_._____.
500m rerun IIIIISI menu?
Y‘Wiflenable youtoiteepsoimclton.
- and shortly afterward a telephone mes-
ing the railroad men to keep an eye on
1 her. The girl deeded no watching.“
Liquid
I Tame/lode A
no
“TAKE HOMI A IOX OF
Liggett’s‘d
Saturday
Candy
290 Pound.
APOLLO cHOCOLATES. Whenyou
want the best in chocolates "BAY
APOLLO." In half pound, pound and
two pound packages, at 30c, 400, 6000
000 and $1.50. Other APOLLO CON-
FECTIONB in 10c, 15c and 25c puck-
apes.
THE CLIFFORD
PHARMACY,
THE PRESCRIPTION ITORI.
Telephone Coll. 15-2.
All Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
.1.‘
bandaged. Mr. Short lives at No. 29
Orchard street.
~Umbrellas & Yacht Caps. O’Brien.
Tree Warden Joseph Cornell, of Nor.
walk, has a force of men at work at J.
A. Mitchell's place, Windover, West
Lane, Ridgefleld. treating the trees for
diseases and insects. He also has re-
ceived the orders for similar work on
the trees on the property of L H. BIS-
low and George H. Newton. Mr. Cor-
nell was formerly a chemist by profes-
sion and has passed the examinations
at Sierra college where he studied on-
tomology, diseases of plants and treat,
ment and forestry. Mr. Cornell refers
by permission to the faculty of that
college
——Chlcken Lobster, 20c lb. Cutblll's s.
The employes of the 80th Norwalk
railroad station believe that the West
bound station came near being the
scene of an elopemont romance, Wed~
nesday evening. 9. pretty girl arrived
on the 8 o'clock train from Boston.
sage come In from Ridgeiield, making
inquiries regarding her and request-
she was evidently waiting for some-
one, and kept in the shadow of the
platform and as much out of sight as
possible. in a few minutes at! automo-
bile party came from Ridgetleld, and
Veneer
OLD NEW
E. E. Gerham,
Decorator
Tel. 452. ' East Norwalk.
..1. .. - ..‘, .—x».1
on rm .0. almost).
Funeral Director .
and l'n‘rbsln‘ur.
19 North Main St. South Norwslk
Residence. 8 Washington St.
Telephone It house, 693.
Telephone at office, 330-2.
CityNationaI Bank
eouru nonviALK, cons.
densest. emmuo
amass. ,
caravan
$100,000.00
sus’PLue AND prior-11's,
' «romeo.
sowm H. MATstsoN. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1.: Vloe~pro
resonates H. n'owm, and Vice
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier.
‘ DIRECTORS.
I. H. Math-want! Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Ssmtm Grumman .
Josiah I. Marvin .i. Wallace Mervin
Christian Swen: Johnd-i. Light
1 Fred H. Row-n.
We Have Takes, the Agency
1 - -for the -
Pope-Hartford
and affiifd-y demand
it was learned that they were relatives
oi the girl. who had heard of the
prspective oiopemeni, and had looked
up the would- be bridegroom, who had
planned to meet the girl in South Nor-
walk, for safe keeping In Ridgeiield,
while they came here for the would-
be bride.
Charles Holt. of Winnipauk, enjoyed
a day's vacation yesterda from his
dutues at H. T. Prowitt’s ,{isin street
store.
c'l‘he Zodiac Club members have
sod their sojourn at Fine Point and
urned to South Norwaik. Durini
their stay at the shore they had a
great time. _.,
Chief of Police William Voilmorau
notified this morning that there was a
young man going about the business
section of the city offering obscene
post cards for sale. The chief was
unable to locate the young man, who
evidently did not tarry long in the city.
Charles P. Addison, janitor of the
Central National Bank of Norwalk,
prevented one of the window awnings
of the building from burning up. yes
tertlay morning about 8 o'clock. it
took fire from an electric wire and was
burning merrily when he chanced to
see it, and quickly extinguished it.
A party of Norwalk people, consist-
ing of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holt and
daughter, Gladys, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Brown. Mrs. James Riley and daugh-
ter. Vera Mrs. James Murphy and son,
Paul, and James E Wood, enjoyed a
trolley rlde yesterday to Harrison
Beach, Milford, where they were the
guests for the day of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Lister, of Winnipauk, and Mr.
and Mrs. Cooper, of Meriden, who are
spending two weeks in one of the cot-
tages there.
COAL
HARRIS&
68 Water Street.
_I
-_____.
Optician.
58 WALL' STREET.
The Paris Cloak,
d
or so we mark it down very low. Come
Sale in B0
33 So. Main St. So. Norwslk.
22 Washington Street,
ya.
.rwh
180 Washington
FREE DELIVERY.
‘ .
. ting up lunches.
groceries
. R. It R. Potted Ham, the kind not a
..............
Helm Pickles, sweet or sour, plain
Cruikshank’s Pickles, Msweet‘or sour,
Peanut Butter
Peanut Butter .
Sardines,
A FEW STAPLE GHOOIRIIO
Gran. Sugar ..
Al Flour
Tanglefoot Fly Paper .. Anny...
Our Own Blend Ooiteo, the kind.
Can We Fill Your Bing... 1
O. B. Jackson,
Everything 1n the Optical Lune. .
Eyes Examined Free. .,
33 South Main Street, South Norwuk.
Clearance Sale of Ladies’ Suits, Coats, Skirts,
wants and Dresses. ‘
As we do not carry over any Merchandise from one season to sooth»
._.__~_—.—
J. w. DODGE,
Buck and Roe Shad, Salmon, Bluefish, W
fish, Halibut, Eels, Haddock:
Rockaway Oysters, Etc.
Below we quote a list oi such articles, also some of the
.ooocr-uoo-Ieoeee
-.. .c-ns-sso-
Aii kinds Fancy Crackers In ck
Jams. Jellies, Olive-Pakistan
Ioolotouutt‘
TODAY IN WALL m.
WALL STREET 10' 10 l.’ In wow»;
ing prices at stocks shoved ins »‘
cantfhanges from last night with
going outnumberin tifh loom.
sourl Pacino, Ba tlmore a Chip.
Amalgamated Copper ALI! ! I Shef-
held Steel advanced isrgo “flfiiimiild- " ‘
The trading was dull. a0"! ,
WALL STREET, 11 I. m. 0 price
mowment was sluggish. but.pd pd
In I few stocks keptw the ,
firm in sympathy. .. , . .
Erie 2d pfd. rose 1 1.8. If prl . , "
do and Amalgamated Cop i'. 114. and
American Sugar 11.‘Giix
Southern do lne ~
,N'oon—Ooppersnn ' ‘
WALL 8T
meat of the general list while show
ing sympathy, Was only fractional. Psi-- --
cos fell back at noon. Bonds ,vua
steady.
WALL‘ STREET 1p hrs-dime de-
mand mprovod ag'an, lifting several 3.
active stacks a point or more. ' , i, _»
.___._._._.. ,
A grand lodge convention of the w
state of Connecticut of the ‘Sons ot ,
St. George will be held in Torrington, ‘
August 11. The representatives of 1
Welcome Stranger Lodge, 'of Norwalk. "
who have been appointed to attend
are Charles Holt and Charles Page.
and the alternates are adney Little
and William Ashbroolt. ‘,
plum w
“Sim" Keith, of Norwaik,,fs
ning to take the trip of his'. ‘11:. lie-0 2 ’
urday, August 8, when he drill tum ‘
on a cruise with the New PM 1 hi: ,
Club. The boats will leave' Gish
on this date, and will crutch“ tip the,“
coast to Maine and many other, point: "
of interest. “Sim" is. haying
yachtsman's outfit “allotted ”is, hit", ,
in anticipation of the trips“
CO
GANSo) ,
Telephbnc 450.‘ ’
‘~
and Suit House
and be convinced.
th Stores:. ,
.‘\1 §
‘ South Nomad.» '
Street Budge.
Picnic time is here and We are well supplied with articles for t.
ifected by Pam Food
or mixed
plain orm ..-
IIIIIIICIO
ATP
allied stocks were strong. The inure ‘ '
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