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HER FORECAbT.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Thursday (air and
A long. trough of low pres
, developing Just east of the
Roe}l~' Mountains. "it. is producing
helivy local showers in Oklahoma and
’ Pleasant weather prevails
east or the Mississippi river, except
local showers on the‘“Bouth Atlantic
coast Conditions favor for this vicin-
thvslowly rising tem-
Fair, tonight.
ity fair weather,“
Oillcer Charles Page took last eve-
ning off, and special Oilicer Chester
Ryan did the honors.
A great sale of summer suits. dress-
seal-etc, is now in force at The Paris
Cloak and Salt House,
. James M. Benedict, the Wall street
new color. is spending the day in
y orlr city on business.
The spar on the top of St. Paul’s
Church steeple, is being repainted.
_.The church will be repainted later.
The Reed a veil: Electrical Com-
pany handle everything pertaining to
electricity. needs their adv. in this is-
Ilrl. ‘Jennie B. Bennett, of Brook-
lyny N. Y., is the guest of her son, iod-
ward m Mead, oi: Edits aveueu, East
Mrs, A. L Palmer, of. Cleveland,
Ohio, is the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joel Crossou, 91' St.
avenue. East Norwalk. '
James Golder, ef-Norwallt. is spend-
ing the day ill New York city, taking
in the sights. Mr..(loider will visit the
aquarium and other places oi interest.
. i .
Building Mayer, William -. (hes-well-
and his assistants set out this ‘morn-
ing tor Ridgeileid, where they will
move the residence of a clergyman.
George Manuel, of towerilo. it.
leader or the band with the 'double
figures. is representing the Norwalll
lodge st the-signalmeo's convention at
Buflalo, today.
Miss Myrtle Fliiney, oi! B
street. has secured a positionas‘sten-
ographer with'i‘the Norvlalk Mills Corn-
, naey entered upon her
duties this morning.
Oilicer Bryan Silk was absent from
hisrusual haunts last evening, hav-
ing gone up to Oilicer Page's to help
him celebrate. 8M
”Murray covered hisgheat.
Friends at Mrs. E. K. Banks, who
lng treatment at
estneld. Mass.
“,1. omcer Jarvis
has been sick and
Noble Hospital. “a
will be pleased to learn of her improt’e-
merit as she hopeetiisb'e soon able to
return to her home in South Main
\ _ Kerri-recs. incorporat
utter sum om, died yesterday in the
oillce of the state secretary a certifi-
stook is $500,000.79” the corporation
will begin businessmn a, ca tal‘oi
$160,000. "Pile IhC‘Ol’pUi‘atorl‘l
crt‘Kerr. Arthur F...l,{err and Charles
F. .Cortnier. all 1o: ergonomi-
Banner Council
meet Thl‘il’sliapa
Adeline Armstrong, 40 First street.
Ewe’t Norwalk. Members will take. the
2:39 East avenue trolley from Baxter‘s
and transfer. to .thchorion ,Boint car.
suppeeriil be served on‘ the la'wn
lioni fitaoto 7 o'clock. All are web
cornea; if stormy will meet on Fridiy.
Edward iii. Mco'alltliy, of Norwalk‘.
while returning troul' Bridgeport last
arching ‘on his motorcycle, had the
misfortune to strike a tree in West-
port, thereby wrecking the machine
and throwing him off. He escaped.
llovIever.‘with a (little shaking up. of-
to: which the damaged machine was
taken‘to Olsen's garage in Westport,
and willhave to undergo extensive re~
pairs betel-e.» it will be of any further
as circle will
moonlwlth Miss
at. Mrs. Michael‘ Cocchla.
vi liii avenue. who was charged with.
llssulllt is! Jamesflurphyr Lneighbor.
conic up‘rycsicrdsy afternoon before
Jud ;e museum. it‘d r. diei- attorney.
John J. curse lr‘odto’themm- ' ‘ ‘ ,a' _ 3.W'ALI§' STREETialiéslvma-While
, ulld the...usuai ,_
out," ~ ‘*
in. use Welles-mam "and ,, _
cool new I.
claimed
:_ Tornado lilsu
ravioli , a. comes,
-, , . 'i'li... is“.
, 14 Washington strut. south Nor-walk.
W
, Adler. Hamil Gt Condlt‘s
‘- .. - ' i he ll“
Week End Candles gag“; .‘
. 29C ‘ d " ‘ snappy ii
§ ' Baxter’s é-Drligsmie
. smallness;
; Launch Works
'Bost l'mnusat‘n and
leak. , ,. D nadrto
. D , , . , ,
g All kinds ct repair work.
Launches or all sires built to order
by competent workman. '
OysterBhell PoinLNorwalk
soccer 3. {chaos
House Mover
Buildings raised and moved. Heavy
machinery and steam boilers placed
in position. Experienced men sent to
all parts of the country. Work prompt»
ly attended to, General contracting. P.
0. Box 738. Booth Nomalk.
- possible for your roomy.
, stripe and silk-stripe effects.
The members at Butler lodge. l. O.
0. F. will have a social session. this
evening. ' ,
mil Schoenberg is engaged in con
structing a dark gallery alongside the
penny arcade which he conducts near
the trolley loop at Roton Point.
A large consignment of fireworks
arrived at Roton Point yesterday, and
will be prepared for the exhibition to
gitgiven on Tuesday night. the 29th
. .
The South Norwalk water commie- 'W‘
sioners received hide this afternoon
for the sale of the bonds recently truth i
orised. The bids were to be opened
this afternoon. .
Doorkeepers’ Circle of King’s Daugh-
ters. ot the Norwalk Congregational
Church, will give a strawberry iesti~
val and entertainment at the church
on Friday evening.
The drivers of the South Norwalk
tire department are wearing new uni~
forms today. These new outiits at just 4
this time are in honor at the visit or i
the Fire Chisis' Club of Connecticut.
Mrs. Harry Benedict, of Lewisboro.
attended the luncheon oi’ theJHillslde
Alumni Association, yesterday after-
noon, and was 's’ guest over night of
Masonic Building.
Prairie
Donnie Horse Feed
Bonnie Chick Fahd
Bonnie Dairy Feed
Bonnie Pouliry Feed
Bonnie SCl‘fllclflfi Feed
"vvrvwvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
Vogel, at North MM“; street, could not
the illness at some of the witnesses.
The Rev. Frank Boswell Walter will
be the principal speaker of the even- SAME 5'15 A9 A POSTWD- ’ ,
in West avenue. .9 weal. smear "‘
On Friday afternoon otthls week. NORWALK- ' ~ ‘
the Ladies'unlteii Whlet Club will
have their last session or the season.
92-...- ,..
This will be at the home oi Mrs. E. ‘ M ‘ y‘
B. Smith, in Osborn avenue, East Nor- -
'wslk. and will be in the iorm or a. at an
garden party. . , '
i..Mr‘. and Mrs. Andrew Zimmal'lllnd,..‘ ,,.'..,. ,,,_ . ., .
of-Fort street, East Norwelk, were Bluefish We
the recipients of s',handsoms parlor 9‘ .
44 hand recently. r. Zimmerluud
hence the wedding gift.
’crlilurch in a body. Sunday evening. . .
e firemen ‘w ll assemble in a body. " h
and proceed to the church, where the , ' TELEPHO 108'
pastor. the Rev. Frank Dunwell Wal- N...
ter, will preach a special sermon.
lop began the “application of oil to the
tacktl’ed l:vas North Main street, above
the rlc pavement. West avenue will
also be oiled. one side at a time, to g ‘13: If“? ‘dri'dW"§:
slow it to soak in and not inconven- Apriéoléaagclfib ‘ e ‘ """ "“"'15c
:12? the public any morethan neces- Tomatoes, per can . ..... .. .Jo
—,
5"" ‘ I” ’ ‘ Spliiiit‘ll.’Wilx'BeallS undress.
‘ START T
a .
at.
'20 "am imam: sr.
slk help» ulna.
~ Thalia Wei rm same.
Ideal for Summer. “
Sergojsult selling has been” heavy with n
V s. and warm out in the
of the CemlortyBrigade.
f a“ I“.
”a too. made to suit ‘the‘tsst’ J .
snail or is:' w
,itypc at man; ”dynami- the price is . /
are sure of getting the beat fabric and the but ts
? . instigation,
‘ yfuss’ '1 cigar store, ithis atternoop.
-' Mme-Oxide:
, thtweight‘mderwm; «. . ,,
(I Lightweight .Interwovgm i y j
$10 towészs
_ ‘ For twoipisce and three-piece Serge Suits either in“
plain blue that never changes color, or in delightful ssli-
', hunks story was it
~ real the ”N9,"
day—Five long distance rlitti
helped themselves to‘the [reed
the city today. and until they - are
captured residents generally will con-
tinue to do business from the
tops. .
, The fact that the unwelcome wrig-
ae antemortalnpuuch in
and smooth! the steriliv
brand has not served to
reassure the populace toianygrest ss-
tant- Strictly speak!
Walk is up in the air,
there until the snakes cools forth and
outline their iuture policy towards the
Plenty of handsome worsted Summer; Suits in all the
season’s desirable shades and patterns, $10 to $30.
Separate outing trousers in beautifulstripc patterns—-
soie breezy flannels, $3.50 and $6.00. ‘
, wear ’
Cluthing Store f
, 98’ Washington Street ,
,. New Nee
' Price’s.
ght the snakes oc-
ed box in the win~
W. Dreyfuss' cigar store,
where they set up light housekeeping
immediately aiter they were brought
down from Kent Mountains by the
members at the Schaghtlcoke Rattle-
Up to Monday ni
Phone 165-5
Norwrlllztw and booth NorWalk
:4 So. Main St.
Answering to the names of Bill,
Jlni, Mike, Teddy and Alic
peared to be perfectly
Mike and Teddy learned to chew to-
bacco, and Alice developed the cigar
stte habit. but aside from that no one
could point a linger at them.
that anybody was vel-
cause South Norwalk
road centre, and lingers are not any
“Bonnie" Home Ground Feeds tor: Horse, cattle and Poultry. .
it's been somewhat dlincultto make people believe that we are
manufacturing as absolutely honest, pure lead; but we're doing it--
snd by sheer force at merit for we cannot sell home grou
price or those made from bi'products and
bought a Mill for grinding, we necessarily
and our knowledge of the manipulation: and adulterations of these
socslled “balanced rations" turned us to go into mauuiacturlng in on
def to a sum" UMB- ousmy rant Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATOR.
Roton Poult o ,e
' Now Open Under New Management. . ,
Specialty. Undoingboatiilg,
and Other Attractions: .. r “ g
.. amps;
Jacoes;,saos.. Managers .. . . , .
anxious to, be
a popular rail-
urchased Western Feeds
No one knows whether they grew
weary of a continuous frog diet, or
objected to being in the same com.
pally with stogies, but the fact re-
mains that they sulked all day Mon-
day. A nice rat mouse wss‘dropped
into the cage to cheer them up, but
they kept exclusively to themselves.
and Mr. Mouse became busy knowing .
his «way to ireedom. lie knawed so
hard that he loosened a board, and
presently he was acting as drum ma-
jor tor the escaping
first Mr. Dray:
was wrong was when he
ed the store this morning and
saw one of his beast customers sitting
on the head of Powhatton. the faith-
tul wooden lndian outside the door.
The customer said he met the snakes
as they were departing. and that he
broke all vaulting records
the lndisn's head.
When province round the. box emp-
ty he immediately got ln'tpuch with
the health and: street departments.
and as a result, ‘jmok out for rattle-
snakes" signs were soon plastered
all over the town.
llhtimstes as to the number at li-
berty grew in also as the day were on,
and the various intoslcsnta
chance to get in their work. Meet at
the men talk decided right away‘thst
whiskey was the« only thing that
could save themjnd by 4 o’clock this
afternoon everything had been inhaled
but the oil in the street lamps.
It was all right for the men, be-
cause they could iortity themselves,
but the women and children were ter~
rorised. Such women as had
abroad fastened their skirts’around
their ankles with rubber bands, and
took-to the middle of the road. One
old lady did her marketing in rubber
boots. The police lei-cs is walking on
, his hands so shoot to be
surprise. The spectacle ct dignified
cltisene climbing trees in all parts 0!
the city grew so common as to at.
tract hardly any attention.
Street Commissioner “Dan" Dun-
lo and three of his assistants got the
‘ re or their lives, during the attor-
noon. Thevaerev outlining plans for
the apprehension or the snakes, w
«in a window overhead shook
its rattle, With a single bound, all
tour men landed on the top oi a coal
box, to the delight or on! k
,v Later—The regular week
o! the town council was he
on the root of the ice house, Just back
\
Shore Dinners 'a
HIGH CLASS CONCERTO,
MARK TWAIN TO GIRLS.
“Don‘t: emu... Dell't Drlnk, Don’t
Marry—to Excess.
Mark Twain, who has been away
from his home in Bedding a few days
and is expected to return there tomor-
row. has been in Baltimore“ and a dis»
om that cliy-lsst night said:
Twain was the star today at
the commencement exercises at at.
Timothy's, a youngwomsn’sachool. at
catonsvllle, a sub rb of Bel
was enthusiastica iy greet ,
. Smiling, Mr. Clemens, with his pe-
caller drawl, gave the girls some ad-
v ce. .
"There is nothln
to tell you youn
do. There are ,
should never do on any occasion,
“First-:DOII't smothst is. not to
excess. . I am seventy-three. and have
always smoked during my seventy-
thres years to‘excess.
“Second—Don't drink~tbst is, to ex-
cons.
' “Third—Don't marry—that is, toe:-
ladles refrain
Miss Grace ~seylnour, oi West street. ‘ f " ' ‘ 7‘
The cases of Joseph and James Lolli-
bard, charged with taking some oi . , ‘
his cigarettes and candy. by Morris
so on yesterday. intercom, owing to ' .
SOMETHING NEW—No. '3A FOLDING POCKET BROWNIES. am-
GLE LENS. $10; DOUBLE‘LENB, .12. SIZE OF PICTURE, aygxsl/g. THE
. Bé‘él‘s
s scum dam svllssr,
sour-ii uoawauc
ing at thesnnual graduationpexerclses _ . , 1 W.
of the New High achodl. which I. : ”lily '-
will be held err-Wednesday evening or 1 am
next week, at'the high school building 1 '
for me to do hilt
les what not to
res things that you
lsBiisreliCrabs
‘ {thackereL Snapper Blues,
suite train the membefis or tower No. Haiibut: P p .y‘ I FlatfiSh, Bu "e [fish’ Sea
married a short time ago, and is a ‘ , ‘ at:
very popular employee or the railroad. Bass CINI I Clams and 0 diets “Now, it you; young
’ , , , “ ’ from all these things you- will have all
the virtues'that any one will honor
log 1 want to say, and
that isthsthonesty is the best policy.
“I remember when I hadfju'st writ-
ten .‘lnnccents Abroad.’ when l and
rtner wanted to start it newspa- cents
tests. ”We needed :8 and did
not know where to get it. While we
wersiin nlqnandary I copied a value-
ble dog on the etreeh I picked up
the canine and sold him to a man for
$3. Afterward the owner of the dog
came alongaand I got 83 from him for
telling him where the dog'wss. So i
went back and gave theta to the man
whom i sold it to, and I have
honestly ever‘slnce." .
‘ W
who's: vun‘ricitsasl. ans. ..
"Wilei‘eTa'revtbe pickerelt'.’ inquires 0MB: Other! like-vi: m
Dr. A. l-LBull, or the New York Her-
ald. ‘When he was a-hoy. he recalls,
he used to had them in the unspoiled.
, but he knowi'not' where to
FiTth mentlherstoti‘ the Southtelzilorwailk . , . . . ,
re e or . ‘\
“mi. r36"...::..2. utblll s ridge - ish arket.
‘FREE DELIVERY.
Highway Commissioner Daniel Dun- 18c4-Wdlter Baker’s Cocoa, per can—.1
highways today. ' The first section FfBSh Made Creamery Butter, per lb” 326'340
Strictly Fresh Eggs ,.... .
, per call ...:'........$.......::
,, _ '- Ileana, per can ....._..‘io
Strilwile-lilo}.YPliirliiillleS. Oranm. Cucumbers, Home Radishes. Rhubarb;
. ,
its...
Heinz B
‘ 1, urinal) GROCERY, Co.
' RUN oowu 'sv, AUTOMOBILE.
l linoleum
f‘Soutll "Norwalk ‘
Trust Co. '
'And' Pay by Check
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. ill—mm
stock market opened week. with a
the favorite speculative ~lssuee. The
first sales of United States Steel were
of 10,000 shares at 66 1-4 and 66, com-
pared with 67 1-4 last night. The
stock afterwards sold below 66. The
reports at the obstacles to the listing
or the stock on the Paris Bourss affect
i Safe “fl Convenienfi ed the whole marketwltock island
., p . ,, run and 34. Amnlga’taated Copper
Every convpniencs afforded by ‘1 5-8. Great Northern old. 1 1-2. North-
thismodern bank with progress: ' ‘ern Pa‘r‘éillc’vi' 1-4, United States Steel
in management, . .. ' , .pldi.‘ American [meantime and Ain-
‘ . filled“; Car-1. and practically all oi
' the" some“ stocks insubstantial trac-
3‘9“: Dealings were on a large scale
a there‘were some severe declines"in
if the ‘mlnor'stocka after the opening.
, , axiomatimeysod'fle initial-Ices
‘ ‘ eshv' «‘largelymsd‘eu Coveringloi
‘ shill“ one im' slour’l'hew‘
2' covet-y; however, terntpelh now selling
. h! tiill‘ Demand; prises relapsed again,
‘3 Raiding leading the way» Federal
Mining slumped 8%. . , 3
. -WAL_L eraser.» Noon-Po
support was_.-sgain a elicited“ ,.:
aural, price" level he ‘ fallen 1,!“le
wer than atthe must. The inn
iisrrlrrgpfil'aciltc were lamp. ,
. siveiy lo
incl-ewes a ralliisll around. basaltic.
Anacnla Girl .Buatslns several Brok-
‘ be fished outsell
obliged to anyone w
wig? to‘nnd‘Pemr h
or unate Y. per aps.
be dimcult to tell Drr'aull' 0! any and—huts”...
pl ~ so Cousin 0!"!!! ,
them nOW- H9 thinks they moat 'mflNow. li-l'iliffl'b Wk”: '
point unsettled the tone and trading
be, will tellphiln taken You‘re here
mm m flfilllll, MW
Bonds were easy. “”1“ b9 ““3
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.-Pries‘mov-
ed up siole until most stocks were
within moderate fractional distance of
“estcrduy‘s closing. A iew,.rose high-
er including St. Paul. Union Pacific.
Southern Pacific. Wabash pm. and
Pennsylvania. Trading became stag‘
nant at the recovery.
'.._....:...-
MARRIED TWENTY YEARS.-
VANSONIA. Juné 16.——Agnes Preece.
the eightyear old daughter otter-Al-
derman and. Mrs. Richard Presce, of
this city, was run down by a large
touring car on Wakeles av
late yesterday etterno
[not tstaliy injured.
Thechlid was in the act of crossing
the streetsnd appdrently became con-
fused by the repeated tooling or the
born. When the’car struck her it was
ut live miles an hour.
double tractors oi the“
law, a fracture or thepolar bone, and
and, about the body.-
tllst she was in-
’it' Willa . “Well, you "are 3,: drirlh‘ ‘ ,
‘iti ‘il nt'f re of the yo - s. 4 ,i
Discs 1 ho a vece a, , " hst's ll- “ "i. l
' . it ' (“some to , 4.
Battery But hi9 w :21” in might haveydrnowrl
small wanted. all the time."
showing of sharp declines for most of i
gmuacticut, life will, andd’picke
most any 9 our pen a or
iskes,’apd 1‘9. is welcome ”to; warm » M “'6 clerk at
so far as the most oi; as are concerned. .~ . .71
1Tlle lovers of really,
has sins moored
are is a nuls‘sli'da'. 'a
was seriously if'
Officer and Mrs. Charles Page Observe
the Anniversary. "
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Page celebrat-
ed last night the twentieth anniver-
sary of their weddln . and unexpected,
lyi'sotertalned's'iar ‘ number at their
friends at their home in Wilton aver
aua,,..t'i‘he attain collie really as a big
oul‘priss to the oiled?
while knowing that the day was,
go bg‘oniy she
was terribly brill
it is quite result
he automobile is owe ‘
‘ roar. of Huntuck‘
ihp'driven. by his .
. and hid wli‘e,i
- to ho ho nahi‘thelt‘out‘
‘ ”II l'flhfllfli to. W
., support was etxencddsiibs~'the osuat ' , the m
leader Connecticut enlists“
it as
rnaietly. however. 3 hey toundlhlnga
ingrained their
with cosmtulfi‘
. and Mrs. “rm.
were the recipients of maoy'haodsoms i
nieces lit-china, and also the-mt it
wishes tram. their friends for many
py celebrations of a like char-
W
excursion has
vary diiisroot last. .
~: , ydrlenlls begs
‘ were shows.
(snail sides.
WNW. “1
“This L country's". so ' ‘
There's not a one that's, motor;
at what we're needio'Ja '
on the upward elevator}?
, ‘ r-M-ltll‘lo
W
the piano by n
‘ , Jacksiiratt vul- settles iii. ' ‘
New‘ Shirts,»
in
30.1de
4
r
sooA rouuram hotels. "
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The Clerk Uses Diplomacy When the
Country Girl Willi: '. s p
The summer soda water¥tllirstlhas .-.~
struck the city,_ it can he noted at .,
almost ny',gioiiaigsin. Cubism w :
sees a of luhdy thgngs lithey will
hang around ,these. thirst» ‘-
nuenéhlng em . ‘4 Obs happened
til other ,ds
cit drug “toga
_, T'l‘ha girl locked ,
11:51:11] a 'imi'ii”“:§wz§§?
'e e c or n “ .
“You. lle'll.M sngte 'e
asked.‘ . _. ‘
“Surest thing; yachting}
use;
the cashier‘
'tbere." .. , ..
,"Oh. isn't that fungi .;.
that‘up homqfieop my.
will you? , , t .,‘
been a party sometihere; ,
or things. You selleodi‘
here, don't you?“ addtvim‘ og til
behind’the'wirework. T ’
"volumes ' WWW" "
“ ls ‘ lease.‘(replied=ths girls
"Vs welly'mlss." 4; Au.“ .
“We 1. l want'one-vnawepleue’ ,_ .
savor do ljwant to "air Nth-lat” 1'!
nae-‘1, . ,~ 33
“Tth are all the sable‘pri
“0h, all right—4kg
of course. don’t“ ‘Y
,1 “Hem‘a’yo’u *‘f
dressing that erqufllnl “if
ddential’ menserjr‘eontid .
me seeé—whst’kindof solid ‘ 3
We have .
a 8’ ‘VB g ‘,
commutation-dentistry; .3
,“Qh.- never, ._ .
What ,l'rlndf would rich,
tuke- -~ . ‘r‘i "
' «Well. that serendm‘hllr
“i don't like-ch late. at.
it's to.sweet. 1
don‘t likellemon: it’s;
tee? Nope, that's not
yon-W
how does bill a
“so
it.
“ill?”
ere
vars,
y 3!!an
fraction over altitl an; ton‘Pointnc‘at Mundantbe sin" IYIVM .
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