......... DELICIOUS Ice . Cream Candies, Etc. LANE’S 51 Washington Street. Local hillsides. WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to- night and Sunday. Pleasant weather prevailed this morning in all sections east. of the Rocky Mountains. The tenrperatures are low in the northern sections. Conditions favor for this vicinity fair weather and not much change in temperature. . -;.2._~2.‘.,-:.2-;.; .' . u; u .2 . -,-,- . - . .;.,. . . W Mrs. irene Downs, of Weston, is spending a few weeks in Norwalk. Mrs. Ella Tompson, of Boston. is visiting friends in South Main street. .—-C. 6’; K. Hats. O'Brien. Mrs, Jennie Byxbee, of South Main street, is quite sick with stomach trou- ble and malaria. I Miss Adelene and Snmriei Cockefur are visiting their cousin, Miss Elsie Hickerson. of Weston. Miss Emma Fitch, oi' the Poplar Plain district, is entertaining Miss An- nie Pardee, or Norwaik. Mrs. George Clark and daughter Amy, of Hamilton avenue. are spend- ing two weeks in Ridgebury. Miss Florence Minnerley. of Turry~ town. N. Y.. is the guest of Miss Ethel Chadeayne, of Bayview avenue. Mrs. May Hendricks is entertaining her aunt and cousin, from Newburg, at her home in Wilson avenue. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Goodwin set out from South Norwalk this morning, on a trolley trip to New York city. Miss Catharine Mannebacir. of New York city, is spending a ew days with Miss Jessie Sartain of est street. Mrs E. C White, of Concord street who has been the ghost of ’fricnds for two months, is expected home shortly. The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union and Loyal Legion will not hold any meeting during the month of Aug- nst. l]? Miss Luella and Helen Chadeayne. of Bayview avenue. are spending two weeks with relatives' in Ossining. .r New York. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Earle and George L Woodward tire on an auto mobile trip to Asquam Lake. New Hampshire. —Household furnit/re for sale, 13 Seavlew avenue, East,Norwalk. ..._._._....... G. H. King Is expected to return to his home in East Norwalk this even- ing from a two weeks' vacation at ,Housatonic, Mass. Mrs. A. E. Aisthorpe and Miss Florence, of 3 Concord street, have departed for a two weeks’-trip to Meri- den and vicinity. . M Miss Dorothy Martin, of'Cross street has returned from visiting friends in .New York city. and is now entertain- 'ing her cousin from Boston. The w. o. 'I‘. U ”will visit the aims- house Sunday afternoon Those wish- ing to attend will please take the ten minutes to three Westport car from 1 Norwalk . Mrs W. C. Vaughan. of estiield. N J. and Miss Katherine E. Nulty. of Brooklyn, N. Y. are the guests of Mr. ' and Mrs. Frank A. State, of Belden ‘avenue, Norwalk. J. Irving Dibble sails today or to- morrow from Glasgow Scotland for home. Mr. Dibble has been away from -‘ .the city for five weeks and reports a if most enjoyable trip "tied for the Philathen Class of the . f Methodist Church of South Norwalk, from 12 to 1 o'clock. All members are I. , urged to be present. Among tires visitors at the Beach- croft Cottage, Thursday. were Mrs 'Trowbridgg Mrs. Clark and Mrs Wheipley and Messrs. Raymond Wald- rm and Millard Sturtevant. ——Boft and Crush Hats. O'Brien. 1...“;— l evening at the Norwalk Country Club, Frideenqrt . - --,. n'u .,. ._. I,‘ a,- An interesting session has been plan- i’l‘he weekly dance will be held this and it is expected that there will be a large attendance. Music will be furnished by Bentley‘s Orchestra. of . SaturdayChoCoEtes, " 25c Stilison-Poweil Chrporation, .‘ Prescription Drowns. or new ”mar 6001' run 01.000. , 1m. am. on 1m. 1y. , U. I. l Csnldfl, 4.00LDD10.M14.00201 Worldwide. D.” 7.50 12-60 17-50 15- TAYLOR & GOLDEN 14 Washington ,It. 1'01. 108%. BAXTER's - . Compound Syrup oi Susapsrilin. A remedy for Pimples, Postuios. . Tether or Bait. Rheum, Blotshos, Tum- ,. on, Bails, Ringworm. Ulcers. Sorofn- is and Blood Diseases. 75c BOTTLE. . ANDERSON 'ir , Launch Works. “mitt Iranian It lip "it! "All to an All kinds of repair work. Launches of all sires built to order by competent workmen. Oyster Shell Polar. Norwalk IS BULKLEY WED TD CHORUS GIRL? Fay Tincher Thinks She is Wile oi a Falrfield Bey is “Neddie” Bulkley. of Fairiield. married to Miss Fay Tincher, of New York a pretty chorus girl, playing in the "literry Go Round" Company, or is he not? Miss Tincher tells the New York World that she is sure she doesn't know whether she and Ned are married or not—and she has ask- ed her lawyer to find out. _ “Neddie” Bulkley is a son of Mr. aIId Mrs. Wallace M. Bulkley, of Fair. field. and he is very popular in that town and in Bridgeport. At present he is living in New York. This is what the World has to say: Miss My Tincher or Mrs. Edward Bulkley, of the “Merry Go Round" Company, does not know whether she is married or not, The young woman went with the company to Boston on the 5 o'clock boat, yesterday. She was booked as Miss Tincher, birt she said tearfully that she feared she married ' Ned Buikley on a dare last week. “Not that Ned would not make a desirable husband for any girl who wished to marry," said Fay. ‘He's a good fellow. a graduate ol Yale, l'ui told. He lives at Bridgeport, has a country home at Fairiield. no end or money, and spend; it generously. But man." Fay Tincher went automobiling on Long island, six days ago, with Ethel McDonough. Ned- llulkley. Marshal Ward and a fifth person, a “Irrystcrl- one man." "He must be 1m alderman. a city clerk, or, perhaps, a justice of the peace." said Miss Tincher. "l’m sure he is not a clergyman. At least, he didn‘t talk as if he were, and he laughed and joked a great deal." The party returned at 9 p. m.. and wont to the Breslln, where Mr. Bulk~ ley ordered broiled lobster and much flu. or course 9 o'clock is early for lobster. but what is a poor chorus girl to eat after night falls? At the supper, Mr. Bulkley. who had been attentive to Miss Tincher, t’ondly reminded her that he had known her four years, and had proposed mar riage to her (our times a year at least. “Why don't» you ask her again?" laughed Miss McDonongh. “So I do." said young Bulkley carn- cstly. "Fay, dearest, will you marry me?” “I dare you to accept him!" cried Miss McDonough. “I will not be dared!" retortcd Fay. Then to Bulkley: “i'll marry you. Ned." “Right then the mysterious man came into the genre." said Miss Tinch er, yesterday. "l’ll fix you up, Ned, here, now," he said. "Don't let her get away; she might change her mind. Here’s a marriage license.” and he took a printed form from his pocket. “He asked Ned and me a Whole lot of questions, and wrote our answers on the form, and we all signed it~ i thought it was all a joke but the mys- terions man, whom Ned had introduc- ed only as a friend of his, said, very seriously. "I congratulate you, Mrs. BulkleY. and wish you much happr ness.’ “Then exerybody called the ‘Mrs. Bulkley.’ and I got so frightened that I made Ethel take me to our rooms at the Hotel Brostell. i have refused to see Mr Buikley since, although he has been sending flowers and candy and all sorts of invitations. But i went to my lawyer Nathan C. Goldberger, in the New York Life building, and told him for gracious sake, to learn if i am married, and if I am. to get me a divorce right away." "It Miss Tincher went through a term of marriage through witnesses. it may bind her legally," said MI. Goldberger. “I am trying to communi- cate with Mr. Bulkley. so I can learn from him who his mysterious friend is. and what paper was signed and tilled in at.that srrpper. Until then i am as much at sea as Miss Tincher—— or Mrs. BulkleY. as she may be." Don’t Miss the Big Sale of Sheet Music SATURDAY ONLY. 10c A, COPY At COLEMAN’S NEWS STORE. 10 North Main St. South Nor-walk Agent (or A. ti. Opnidlng’. South NON-Iii. Bulbs" and Sporting Goods. ~ we run». mm .ff . I The values which have made Red Tags famous are responsible for the truly splendid responseto our announcements. Scores of men are eagerly seizing the opportunity to buy our High-grade Summer Suits at the big and genuine reductions now marked on the $10.00 Suits . 14 South Main Street. i do not want to marry him nor any . Bowkers Fertilizers For Lawn. Garden and Field. William P Beers’ IOOK AND STATIONERY STORES 49 WALL STREET. i 1'1 See These Suit Redudtions .. ........ ......... $6.88. $12.00 Suits ............................... $ 7.88. $13.50—$15.oo Suits . ........................ S 9.88. Siam-$18.00 Suits ...... . .................. $12.88. $25.oo-$28.oo Suits ......................... $17.88. Remember, this is to be a complete clean-up of our most popular styles; all the new colors and stripes; styles up to August, 1908; the best fitting and best wearing Suits in this town. 122.. Tag bargains all over the store. You can save money oii everything for men and boys. Telephone Call 632-2. THE VALUE OF A HORSE GOES iN AT His MOUTH. The best blends in any horse's pedigree after all are good feed and lury. 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 darn 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 cver 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 at the grain you feed your animals is as important as the quality 0; the food Buy Oats Thais Clean. .1 MANusI. TORO t-iA‘ICI-I. . . SPECIAL! Attraétive Boxes of Linen Writing Paper 19c AT BOX 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. BLUEFISH 16c Cod, lac; Weakfish, 12c; Mackerel, 15c; Halibut, 15c. Porgies, Flat, Buttcrfish. Sea Bass. Eels, Kennebec Salmon. Soft Crabs. Live and Boiled Lobstcrs. Long and Round Clams. Ciltbill’s Bridge Fish Market. TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY. Deposits over - - - cacao: M. HOLMES EPHEN H. HOLMES 1P , DERICK A. an FIOYD r. Roscoe l SOUTH IIOIIIIALKT TRUST CC‘tiFINY Norwalk Savings Society, ‘ 44 WALL STREET. NORWALK. iNCORPORATED 1849. $3,525,000.00 DIRECTORS. WILLIAM A. oun'rie moses H. oLovsn LEWIS c, GREEN 0 HENRY F. couraunN YOUR BANKING ACCOUNT, IF PLACED WITH _:, 1 Will enable you to keep a check on your expenditures and afford you a safe and convenient method of disbursing your finances.- INNIIIJNIIEMENI The Criterion Cigar A Regular 10c SWIM“ Cigar. ' SATURDAY ONLYr ._ 4 for a Gnartcr The Thelma Cigar A Regular 5c Straight Cigar. SATURDAY ONLY. 7 for aQuarter Liggett’s Saturday Candy 29c Box The Apollo Are the Finest Chocolates Made CRITERIONS, Pounds 80c CRITERIONS, y; Pound. ........ 40o DISTINQTWE, Pounds .......... 80c DISTINCTIVE, I/z Pounds ....... 30c THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY, THE PRESCRIPTION STORE- Tolophono Call. 154. All Goods Delivered Free of'Chnrgo. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS The Norwalk, Plnoehle Club is mak- ing arrangements to have a clam bake, tomorrow. in lierrnn Schmidt‘s grove, III Cranbury. [i Louis Burkctt. clerk at. the South Norwnlk post office, who has been ser. iously ill at his borne In Elizabeth street, is now reported as steadily im proving. Miss Mirlum Close will enjoy a two woeks‘ vacation from her duties at W. P. Beers“ book store, and expects to start tomorrow, in company with Miss Theresa Hoyt, of Dorian, for a sunr- mer resort in Maine. The annual picnic of the. Trinity Episcopal Sunday school will be held at Steeplechase lMarIii, Bridgeport, on Thursday, August 20th. Tickets for ‘ the excursion wiitbe given out at the Sunday school session tomorrow. _.._._._... ' (‘hurles J. Prescott; will resume his duties at the Sonth‘Norwalk post, of- fice, Monday. Mr, Prescott has been enjoying his annual vacation, part of which he has been attending the Knights of Pythins‘ convention at, Boston. Yesterday's measurements of the Grupe reservoir showed the water to be only nineteenth inches belpw the top of the door. There is also consid- erable water in Scott's storage reser- v,oir and with a good [low in the feed ing streams there ought not be nin alarm for a time at least. Sergeant Thomas Leathcrlaud. of the Norwalk police force arrested the young son of ii. A. Lehmaier, of Illue . Mountain Farm. yesterday afternoon about 3:30 o'clock. for riding a bicycle on the sidewalk in front of the Nor- walk Hotel. The case will come up betore the town court Monday morning at 9 o'clock. Miss Martha Williams Alden. one of the too principals of Mrs. Mead' s School, has jrist arrived at Hillside af ter a month' 3 stay at Bramwell, West Virginia Miss Alden. who is a New Englander by birth, has been conduct— ing a private school at Lansdowne, Pa. and comes to Norwaik with a valuable c'xperlence in the latest and best ureth- ods Of school work. A good joke is going the rounds of Congressman Hill‘s friends today. Last night. after the banquet at the Dor- Ion House. all the men were standing on the porch, and when the carriage drore up for Governor W oodruif Con- gressman Hill gallanily took hold of F.1d Lockwoods arm, thinking he was Mr. Woodrni‘f. and invited him to step into the carriage. Mr. Lockwood had the. laugh on him. but thanked him for the honor. The case of Edward Ruckman. of Spring Hill. Norwalk, whose postponed case for breaking up the store of Joe Tracey. in Winnipauk, some weeks ago. come rip this morning. has now been continued indefinitely. Mr. Buckman’ s sanity has been looked into by Town Physician Baldwin. and he reports that Buckmad is not of sound mind. The court 5 recommended that. some steps be aken toward his confinement. No action has been tak- en thus far in the matter. Miss Margaret R. Brendiinger. well~ known in Norwalk as a former teacher at Mrs. Mead’s Hillside school, and who, with Miss Martha W Alden, is assuming the principalship of that in- stitution. has come to Norwalk to take up her duties at the school. Miss Brenlinger has during the past seven years resided in P,hiladelpbla where she has been active in club and chart. table work. As president of the col- lege club she has been identified with the club's etrort to open a college club house similar to the Woman’s.Univer- silty Club in New York. Miss Brend- ger has a wide circle of friends in Ngrwslk and South Norwnlk, who will welcome her as a resident. ave You Taken Advantage Of the Great Cat In Prices in Clothing, Shoes, 0.? 'IF NOT, WHY NOT? .f Ti it's because you haven’t seen the bargains, wiry . not come iii and look. Cofls nothing and we "will be pleased to show. In the Shoe Department there are generous mark-downs in all Summer Oxfords, and there is yet considerable warm weather to come“. ‘ STRAW HATS cost one-half the regular price. Price’s Clothing Store Head-to-Foot Outfitters for Men and Boys. 98 Washington Street. Tel. 165-5. South Norwaik. DICK’S FISHMARKET 180 Washington Street Bridge. Buck and Roe Shad, Salmon, Bluefish, Weak» fish, Halibut, Eels, Haddock, ,Rockaway Oysters, Etc. - ' . FREE DELIVERY. TELEPHONE 477 \ SPECIAL—Green Corn, per dozen, 20c Potatoes, per peck, - -' - - _. .- 29c 18c can Burnham' s @111 Chowder 2 lbs. Pure Land .'....... 250 for ........................... 256 A m ’ ‘ 3 cans full weight Milk for ..... 251: lorbour; Tenider Shoulders, lb' 101: 25c bottle Doyle‘s Ketchup for .. 15c ars oap or """"" 25“ 250 can Roast Beei“ o"; ......... 19¢ 10c can Potted Tongue ........... 71': 15c (an Roast Beef, ”for . ...... 250 12c. can Ham Loaf ........... . So GREEN LIMA BEANS AT A VERY LOW PRICE - . .__ 2, _ . _, UNITED GROCERY CO, 49 Fort St., East Norwalir. so No. Main So, So. Norwalk. Phone 319-3. - Phono143. YOU EXPECT IT' OF US And We DELIVER the GOODS When 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 are the largest importing retailers in this country and our g00ds are grades ahead of. what the price buys generally and we prove it every sale. HEADQUARTERS FOR Sugar i i “12s WASHINGTON 8T. . 575.. PHIOP’I'EIm-S. FREE DELIVERY. A“A‘AA‘AAAAAAAAAAAAA‘AA‘AAAAAAAAAA vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv .EAVE YOU USED BRAZILIAN nu; cum 3 ANTISEPIIC '1’ [6.9.1.18 PM: aw Oiguncgyous BRONCIIIIIS couggMWIou CATARRH 1&3? ASTHMA on um, . cups ~ sot overruns ,. Our-es Sore Throat, Quinsy and Ulcer-a 'I‘ , Grip and Pious-lay out of the whole snmgdukgmic. es Colds " 50 DOSES 25c, 125 DOSES 50c, 300 DOSES $I.DD _ No opium, no quinine. no chloroform. no poison. B. F. JACKSON & 00., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. M¢»W.,strv‘w flufimam
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