Get s Piano Certificate with . every purchase. it will cost. . you nothing. " F. A. LANE Confectionery and Pastry 51 Washington Street. W~fi_ .r‘” WWW NEWS EVENING BENTINEL TELEPHONE CALLS 92-2—Nsws Department 92-HUlin0Il Department 44 —Brlneh Office, Norwsik 900 —Edtor’s Residence 729-5—City Editor's Residence —L—————_——.— WEATHER FORECAST. Forecast for Nor-walk and vicinity: Fair tonight. Sunday partly cloudy and warmer. .5 trough of low pressure extends from Texas northeastward to the lake region. it has produced lo cal showers during the past 24 hours ' from Kansas northeastward to Michi- gan. High temperatures were reporc ed from Texas and Oklahoma. The area of high pressure that has been producing such cool. dry, pleasant weather in the lake region and New England during the past few days is now moving out to sea and will be followed the writ of the week by an area of low pressure with high tem perature and incteasan amount of humidity and cloudiness and probably local showers. There will be dancing this evening. at the Country Club and thc Knob. Miss Edna Whitlock. of I‘nion are one, is spending a few days with rela- tives in Bridgeport. -—Fuil line Caps. O'Brien. The Phliathen Class will meet at noon tomorrow at the South Norwnllt Baptist' church. Miss Wilhelmina Stamford. was a guest of friends Thursday. Chalmers, of Norwalk Mr.s Charles bee. and Miss Carrie Sounder of Norwnik, are spending the day at Savln Rock. Miss Harriet 'Clark. of Elmwood avenue, has gone to Ridgefleld for a week‘s vacation trip. ~lloys‘ $2.50 Oxfords. “.70. Flynn & Ryan, 90 Washington street. Miss Lucy Howard. of North ave nue. is spending a week with rela- tives in Port Chester. Anthony B. Manzi, of 16 Lexington avenue, has recovered from a severe attack of scarlet fever. ——Straw Hats. O'Brien's. Miss Grace Lawrence. of Orchard street. is the guests of friends in Brooklyn for a few days. Miss Jessie Benedict. of Elm street, is enjoying her summer vacation with friends at Northville. N. Y. —Umbreilas, Mourning B’ds. O'Brien Misses Mary and Theresa Svec, of Stuart avenue. are spending a few days wtih friends in Stamford. Misses Bessie and Mac Gilmore. of South Main street, are the guests of ' relatives in Dover, New Jersey. -—.Boys' :3 Oxfords, 82.10. Flynn & Ryan, 90 Washington street. Miss Emily Sclpel and Mrs. L. Pet- erson are the guests of Mrs. B. Con- zellenia. of 114 Lexington avenue. Misses 'nesiie and, Emilie smut- are visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. l. T. Payne, of 9 Hanford place. —Green Soft Hats. O‘Brien.- The W. C. T. U. will hold a meeting t the allnshouse Sunday_ afternoon. hose wishing to attend will please ‘ » rite the 2 .50 Westport car from Nor- Wfiik. There will be good slncing at the ‘Roncue Mission on North Main street, tomorrow afternoon at 3: 15, and all are welcome —-Btrnw Hats O'Brien's. Jesse M. FeIr,is treasurer of the Manhattan Rubber Company. of Pan‘- sale, New Jersey. is entertaining the. fellow officers of his company at a cianibake this afternoon at Cobble Cot- tage, Belle island. There are about fifteen in the party, and the trip up here from Passaic was made by auto while. . -._..——--._ Toilet Articles bath Brushes. Sponges. Etc. Stiihosri’oweii Corporation. . Wan Dwuim‘ ’ W Tornado Insurance 1: 74 Washington strut. south Norwslk. Week- End Candies TAYLOR & GOLDEN. TEL. 166-2, Acker, Merrail & Condit’s 290 Baxter’s Drug Store summons Launch Works Boat Frames set up sad ready to plank. All kinds of repsir work. Launches of all sizes built to order by competent workmen. Oyster Shell PointNorwalk ROBERT R. MONROE House Mover Buildings raised and moved. Heavy machinery and steam boilers placed in position. Experienced «then sent to all parts of the country. Work prompt- ly attended to, General contracting. I’. O. Box 733. South Norwslk. Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning Co. Cleans Residences, Hotels Public Buildings, Lodge Rooms. Etc. Carpets, Rugs, Mattresses, Upholstery Cur talus, Etc. Phone 477. Prices Reason- able. Phone or send postal and get an estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed. CHAS. H. DOWNES, Prop. 9 Courtisnd Place. to pack ciot Masonic i $10 to $25 hes in. Cili'WFiirlt. lRFS Building. 0 Vacation Clothes ‘ The Kind That Make Good One of the necessities of the vacation outfit is an eut-~ ing suit; but you can't realize the style and extremely smart character of ours untiiyou have seen them. These are suite with character—the ordinary outing suit hasn’t any character, or fit or shapely qualities. Ours are chock full of style, and are made to hold it fast under hardest conditions of wear. Two- -picce and three-piece Outing Suits of tropical worsteds. thin serges, cool crashes, from in all the colors men of taste are wearing this season. We can fit you. Outing Trousers in beautiful gray striped fiannels. full-cut, snug hips. turn-ups, from $2.50 to $6.00. Shirts, Neckwear. Underwear, Straw Hats. Panamas everything for vacation. and bags, suit cases and trunks Norwalk and South Norwalk I4 So. Main St. Misses Edith Sanford and Lottie Head, of South Norwalk. are spending two weeks with friends in Dunbury. Officer John ii. Smith received by mail this morning a package of goods from a man who was either conscience stricken or teured trouble from steal» ing the articles in question. They in- cluded a pair of suspenders. a cheap stick pin and a metal pocket match safe. The urtiries are understood to have been taken from a store in this city. it was a sad bunch of fans: that wcnded their way back to South Nor- waik, from the Polo grounds, New York, lust night, depressed by the fact that the Giants had dropped a double header to the Pirates. Their only con. solution is that there are three guinea more in the series, one this afternoon and another double bender Monday afternoon. New York has won one game. in the |)f't'30ii_!”§§3i‘it‘S. _ —Straw liats. O‘Brien‘s. Deputy Great Sat-hem .l. W. Rowe. William 1. Comslock, Thomas James and Fred B. Malkin. ot Cockenoe Tribe, 1. 0. R. M., journeyed to Stain- ford. last evening, and installed the officers recently elected by Onox Trihi‘ No. 41, I. 0. R. M. The Norwalk up! gregntionai, after the installation, were royally entertained by the members of Chart Tribe, and all report a fine time. Organist and Musical Director Arr thur 1’. Huntington of the South Nor walk Methtxiist Church has arranged special music for the day tomorrow in- the morning Miss' Minnie E. Lee and David Albrecht will sing the duct. "Love Divine," and in the evening Stanley N. Beans will sing the bass solo, "The Christ." and there will be other musical numbers. both at the morning and evening services. James Grumbly is tryinI:r to find out where he stands in a deal for some growing hay. According to the facts as they reach Attorney \i’illimn i“. Tammany. George \V. Mitchell pur- chased some lots in Highland Park from the South Norwalk Realty Cour pany and sold the grass on them to Henry Kirch. Mr. Grumhly maintains that he purchased the grass in ques tion from Frederick Jenkins. treas IIrer of the South Norwalk Realty Company. When Mr. Grumhly started to cut the grass. he was stopped. - 4 DepOsits MADE IN THE SAVINGS oa- PARTMENT or ~ ' THE South Norwaik Trust Co. 011 or Before July 10th Drew Interest from July ist l ., New VieWs Norwalk. South Norwsilt, Belle Island. Roton Point. Roway- ton. Tokeneke and Derien At COLEMAN’S News'e'rons to North Main St. South Norwslk. unmounted Agent for A. o. Bpsiding's manufactuI ing a socaiied' Proprietor dcr to pmiett our trade Bonnie Horse Feed Bonnie (‘hick Feed Bonnie Dairy Feed Bonnie Poultry Feed Bonnie Scratching Feed WNW. “MOO”. \OOOWM "Bonnie" Home Ground Feeds for Horse, Cattle and Poultry. it's been somewhat difficult to make people believe that we are but we re doing it— and by sheer force of merit for no (annot sell home ground at the price of those made from hI-producta and factory waste. bought at Mill for grinding, we necessarily purchased Western Feeds and our knowledge of the manipulation: and adulterations of II absolutely honest, pure feed; r v 49 WALL STREET. NORWALK. BOOK AND STATINERY STORES. Before we these ‘bsianced rations” forced us to go into manufacturing in or- Quality First, List and All the Time. MANUEL TORO HATCH. “Rev—«m KNIVES .. 25c Up ; Williamd’. Beers e'sourn MAIN eraser. sourn NORWALK. Lobsters and soft Crabs B'uefish,160; Snapper Blues, 160; Butter, tic; Steak .Cod. 12c; Kennehec Salmon, Swordfish. Sea Bass. Wealtfish, Carp and Halibut. Cutbifl’s Bridge Fish Market. TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY. HOME sears, per , . , A iNi JiiNii N i Ises lin and Opening deeds .o............. . bunch . . . .......... . WAX BEANS. new house—— PRICES! NNINNNISS NflNPiN. WALKS Road Oiliag u. Give. an ordr r for Plumbing or Heating the Do Not Miss the Great Specials FANCY NEW POTATOES, per pk. EXTRA LARGE HOME PEAS, pe. pk, ‘ 350' .40c 56 STRAWBERRIES. LETTUCE, CARROTS, GREEN ONIONS AND UNITED GROCERY 00., 20 NORTH MAIN ST. PHONE 143 h For putting in a new Bath Room-— For New Gas Fixtures, or for Tin Roofing 01' Tip Jobbing until you ve LEARNED OUR Were ready to estimate today. 17 WALL STREET, NORWALK. CONN. t RAYMOND BROS. mu II will tutu WALI. STREICI‘, 1010 a. m.~—First prices of stocks Milli? generally higher, but tln- dealings were VNY dull. and most of lhe changes smurf. A rise of a point in Illinois (‘culrul was the only conspicuous feature. WALL STREET, 1] p. m.—~Soinc of the stocks which were notably weak yesterday \verr- advanced sharply to. day. and there was also an extension of the opening rise in liliuols tit nlral. Sympathetn‘ fractional, gains were made by the principal stocks, but ii. reaction it a point in Reading and realizing in the liniriwun Pacific and Aiiiaigaunited i‘opper depressed liiit‘PS in many insinurm below yesterday's closing. FIRST CHURCH SERVICES. "Was anybody ever cured by faith alone?” 'is the use of medicine an indication of a lack of faith, and is the refusal to use it a proof of super- ior faith?" There are some of the interesting questions are people are asking. Some who do not dare to give up medicine and are IIsing every possible means to gel Well, are half afraid that they are all wrong in do- ing so. Some. at the other extreme, ridicule the chorus of the faith curisls and insist that means of core are pro- vided and revealed because ilie Al- mighty intends litnl they shall be used, This interesting question will be dis. cussed simply and briefly at the First Church. in Norwulk. tomorrow even. lag. in the eighth of the Sunday even- ing talks on the Emmanuel Movement. The l\\‘t‘nf,\'~lilillliit‘ sons.- .wrvice or popular hymns introduce the service as usual. . ._...__.___ ELECTIONS iN ENGLAND. LONDON. July iii-The bye election held today in the Cleveland division of North Riding, Yorkshire, in conse quence of the promotion of Herbert Louis Samuel to the chuncr-llorship of the Duchy of iilflt'ziiitt'l‘ in succession to hard I“iiliilfiiil'it‘t‘, resulted in the re election of Mr. Samuel, Who obtained a "priority of 97 i votes. The last eiec tlon conteste'd in the Cleveland divis- ion was in 1902 when Mr. Samuel, who is rt Liberal rccelted a majority of 2.036. ’1‘ be present. campaign was cen- tered on the budget and the i'nionists regard the outcome of the contest as n condemnation of the governincul‘s ti Iiauciai policy, DOWNFALL OF GOMEZ GOVERN- MENT. SANTANDER, Spain. .luly Namibia. Castro, err-president of Venezuela, to- day issuer! a statement predicting the downfall of the (tomes government. He says: “The diplomatic arrangement made by the Venezuela gnu-roment with the I'niied States. Fiance and other an tions is onerous and humiliating to Venezucinns. The sovereignty and in. dependence of Venezuela is u'enkened by the treaty with the United States. whk‘h now is in a position to lake pos- session of the \‘enenuelan Republic in the name of the Monroe. marine." _._.._., don‘t think | Her told it to you be- fore." “is it really funny?" "Yes, indeed it is." “Then you haven't told it to me before. '——i.ippincotl‘s. The Recreation Tours BLOCK lSLAND, “Loo—Three day trips, Saturdays, July 3rd. 17th. 27th, Slat: August 7th. 14th, let, 28th. SARATOGA SPRINGS, $15.00 snd $19.00«r‘otir day trips. Mondays, July 19m. 26th; August 9th. 16th, ,23rd. 30th. WHITE MOUNTAINS. sum—Five day trips, Mondays, July 19th; Aug' IIst 2nd. 16th, 30111. NIAGARA FALLS. $38.00—Five day trips. Monday. August 9th. THOUSAND ISLANDS. ”too—Five days trip, Tuesday. August 17th. ROYAL TOUR, “LOO—Thousand Is- lands, St. Lawrence River, Mon- treal. Ausahle Chasm and Saratoga; ten days trip, Tuesday, August 17th. MONTREAL AND QUEBEC, 80.00— Seven days trip, Friday, August 20th. NOVA SCOTIA, Woo-Eight days trip, Monday. August 2nd. Above rates from \‘ew Haven.‘ For rates from your station call on G. w. HARRIS. ticket agent, N. \'., N. H., & H. R. R. Co.. or address, ' THE RECREATION TOURIST COMPANY. 183 East Orange at, New Hsven,Conn. NORWALK Savings Society INCORPORATED 1949. Deposits June 29, 1909, " $3,707,107.48 George M. Holmes. Prest. Wm. A. Curtis. Vice-Frost. Fred'k A. the. eeey 0. Trees. m Dividend Notice . ‘ The South Norwsik SavingsBanit Tar, Flag, "Cement, Gravel, Asphalt, ‘. Concrete Grading, Lawn and Garden Work. South Norwaik, Conn. ”At a meeting of the directors of this bank held this day, a dividend at the rate of four per‘ cent. per annum was declared to depositors from the em- ings of the six months ending June 30,1909. The same will be entered on paragon and paid on and after July B, order of the Board of Directors. GEORGE 14. WOODWARD. , Treasurer. June 21. 1909. - b Outing Pants "i'vc not a good story to tell you. I " ins-p12 Buffslo News. HOT WEATHE CLOTHES Straw Hats Bathing Suits * Summer Oxfords Lightweight Underwear Lightweight Interwovens New, Neckwear New Shirts 98 Washington Street Phone 165-5 South Norwalk Roton Point Hotel Now Open Under New Management Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating, Bathing and Other Attraétions HIGH CLASS CONCERTS, AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE PIAZZA Especial llttention Given to Automobile JACOBS BROS, Managers TEL. 500. r Coal at $3. PerTOn “ WILL BE FURNISHED PERSONS BUYING A Steam or Hot- Water ....rI1:‘ HEATER “ ~ OF THE ‘ 1 Heating and Plumbing Company 23 MAIN STREET, NORWALK, CONN. we m ssve THE NORWALK CLUB $150.00 EACH-SEASON WE CAN SAVE THE NORWALK LIBRARY $150.W EACH SEASON WE CAN SAVE THE MASONIC BLDG. $150.00 EACH SEASON WE CAN SAVE THE 80. NORWALK CLUB $150.00 EACH SEASON WE CAN SAVE THE CLIFFORD HOTEL . 0150.00 EACH saAsoN * WE CAN SAVE THE MAHACKEMO HOTEL $150.00 EACH SEASON We Guarantee a Saving of from 25% to 40% on $8,000.00. Do You Want to Save It? PARTICULARS WILL er: runmsnso av ‘ iNNNN ji. JflNtS..NNiN. NiiiiNii & PlNiNNNN Nil. ® A&P Specials 20 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR; - - . VERY BEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, a Pound. A&P FANCY PATENT FLOUR, 24 1-2 The Great A&P Tea Company 124 WASHIINGTON 8T.. SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. N0. 909. t lb. Bag. - FREE DELIVERY: DEPLORE REVOLUTIONARY OUT- BREAK. Lesders of All Parties Urging Barran- quilla Dusturbers to Lay Down Arms. PARIS. July 10.—(‘.eneral George Holguin. acting president of the Co- lombian republic during the. absence in Europe of General Rafael Reyes, has telegraphed the following dispatch ‘ to the Figaro under date of July 9, Mconceruing the revolution which broke out at Barranquilla on July 4: “The revolution .vrs. confined to Barranquilla. Theleadert of all par ties deplore the' outbreak and are urgin the revolutionists to lay down their arms. The government troops are sufficient for the~meintenance of peace; The government has telegraph- ed to Europe for funds to assure the regular payment on the Colombian debt." The Nebraska State Jourinsl thinks the saddest domeetic picture is "a man fond of good meals. married to a bum cook," but we still think that “a bum fond of mood meals. married rte 0. good cock" is comparably worse.— JAPAN axetame HER Pool'i‘ion. PEKIN, J uiy 10 .-~Heving- Ieflffld‘“ Russia‘ 3 protest to China against the Opening of the Sunnrt river to Inter: nationai trade Japan has explained. Parties 4 her position to the Chinese. Sordid] " board, and a Japanese counter prawn . is expected as soon as the details“ the situation are digested at Tahiti. V The Japanese position, 'as comma» cared to the Chinese government, III to the effect that the 80 fi river. was opened bfl virtue’ 6ft mouth treatv. by the intend nsvi gation reguiations of 188. while evasion of the Chinese maritime out: toms in northern Msnchurla Wu rent with the collection of customs i southern Manchuria III also mend for Japanese grievancet . -. noes “NEAR seen" é‘AoedeoIdiNé KENNEOD. ‘ r ATLAN'iA. Ga. July iomNotwi standing that in the etwte of r ‘s ’ "near beer" is the mm": in to tin exhilarating bevel-Met, ords of the Atlanta police? '. at the close of the' six' .. .> . ., show 11815 arrests in "ti; drunkenness. the , POW'
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