every purchase.
' ,you nothing. '
F- A. {LANE
Confectionery
and Pastry
51 Washington Street.
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WEATHER FORECKS'I‘.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair tonight and Sunday. The disturb-
ance that was central over Lake 0n-
tario, yesterday morning, 'has moved
eastward and passed out the St. La“!-
rence Valley. It produced local show-
are that were quite general in he east-
ern portion of’ the Lake re on and
New England, but Newsflaveu was one
of the places that _‘ It skipped. The
greatest amount of rainfall reported
was 1.22 inches at Rhetport, Maine; An
extended area of high pressure! central
over “basis In producing pleasan't‘wea-
ther In nearly all sections east of the
Rocky Mountains. Conditions favor
for this vichity fair weather over
Sunday.
It will cost
The local military boys arrived safe-
ly at camp and so far have had fine
weather for their manOeuvers.
Miss Alice O‘Brien Is substituting as
file clerk In the otIiCe of the National
Oyster Carrier Company, while Miss
Hattie Smith 115 enjoying a two 'Q’ecks
vacation.
Patsy Ratchet). charged by Michael
Fomato with abusive’ language, and
whose case was continued from July
11th was fined 81 and costs in the
Town Court this moming.- The line
and coats amounted to $3.40..
—8traw Hats. O'Briens.
Buckingham Women's Relief Corps
will hold their annual Outing at Mrs.
Elizabeth Purney a reel once in Wes
ton. Wednesday. July ”28$, All those
wishing to «mow ease leave
their unfit es with his Clara 11118511:
ton. chairman of the executive com-
mlttee.
Captain Thomas S Murray, of the
Norwalk post office, has phrchasefia
new launch, which he has christe ed
the Sumter. The captain Is to take
the “post omce force to Cockenoe ls-
land for a Clambake tomorro H. M.
Perry, of ciambakc fame. Is to assist
the captain In Iaving the bake for the
party, which will number about ten.
A month‘s mind mass of requiem for
the Rev. Dr. William Mailer, late ‘rec
tor. of St. Joseph's Church. will be
celebrated at the church next Wednes-
day morning at 10:30 o‘.cIock The of
ulcers of the mass will be the Rev. P.
' J. 0' Leary. of New Canaan. celebrant;
the Rev. '1‘. J. Keene. of Bristol dea-
con; the Rev. '1‘. F. Bannon. of Lake-
v Ie, sub-deacon: the“ Rev. John G.
urray, of Hartford. chancellor of the
dioeese, master of ceremonies.
The case of Conrad Ryan and John
Murray, against whom, complaint was
made by Frapk Hubhsll. an employee
of the Crofut & Kndnp‘ Hat Company.
was continued until this morning. but
the trila has been again postponed on
account of the absence of a witness.
who, it is said. is ill: Hubbell claims
that Ryan used abusive language on
him and struck him in the face and
that Murray used abusive. language.
The affair followed Ml rray 's desertlon
from the union and re urn to work at
the C. & K. factory.“- —
Couniclman Georgew. ,Bogardns. of
this city, has been appointed a member
of the credential committee for the
State l-‘lremeu's Association .,cpnven-
tion, which will be held at New 1011'
don. August 10th. Among the dele-
gates fmm South Norw'alk to this con-
vention will bc‘ChIGf Harold 1“. Clark
and Assistants Chester 1". Clark and
E. W. Clark, Former Chief Albert E.
Winchester. Councilman Bogardus.
Charles E. _‘,'and RichaId
. Voigt. The Fills b 'not yet
selected q'thelr gs s.'"
~G. QNost‘h’haIlI be out. of town
during week (it July 10.24,. attending
convention of Photognpher'a' Associa-
tion of America. Th} studio. will be
open. In charge of Mt. Fallen
The biggest belief that has arrived
In town In some time, was taken. over
to East NOI'WII yeaterddy by Ray-
, mond Brothers' men and installed In
the former t‘olon Hound :whlch has
been leased by the Products
Cmnpany When It came to getting the
boiler nr-zros‘s ihs’h arbor: Wactmen‘
Icfuscd to allow it. no erud- the wash
Ington street bridge. fearing the weak
. structure. badly In need of repairs.
would not stand the greed wdgth. In
consequence. the boiler was tall?
around via; Nos-walk it was drawn y
six bones. ,. .
FRESH sunny
cancomrss, 25c
’1 Milton-Powell Corporation.
3 u WashingtOn strut. soon. Norwalk.
m
Week- End Candies
Launch; Works
- \lsliing his cousin..Norm,an Seymour.
attractive and happy Sunday evening
""In'surance
TAYLOR do GOLDEN
TEL. IM‘
Acker, Merrall & Condit's
t
Baxter" Elana; _S__to__re
+mbmsour
“Eek“ Fumes set up and ready to
at:
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all since built to order
by competent workmen.
WOyster Shell Point.Norwalk
Norwsik Vacuum Cleaning Co.
Cleans Residences Hotels, Public
Buildings Lodge Rooms. Etc. Carpets
Rugs, Mattresses Upholstery Cur
talus, Etc. Phont 477. Prices Reason-
able. Phone or send postal and get an
estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed.
CHAS. H. DOWNES, Prep.
9‘Ceunland Place.
Howard Seymour, of Southport. is
Mrs Daniel Dunlop of West street.
returned home last evening from a few
days' visit In Brooklyn.
LeGrand Allen. of Norw alk. Is
spending a week In New Yer-k with his
aunt, Mrs. Frank L. Allen.
Mrs. E. J. Brownlow, of Danbury.
is visiting Mrs. Henry L. Seymour. at
her home in Winfield street.
Miss Marion E. Hayes, of Iielden
avenue. Norwa . Is making a two
weeks' visit in Portsmouth. R. 1.
Mrs. Charles Seymour Is entertain.
Ing her sister and nephew. MI‘S. Ed-
ward Stanley Underhill and son. Dun:
can.
Miss M. Pauline Franke, of New
York, is visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. G. A. Franks, at their residence.
No. 4 Elm street. .
B. I’. Mead. of New Canaan, former“
Iy comptroller of the state of Connec-
ticut, has purchased four lots at Har-
bor View. South Norwnlk, and will
spun erect a bungalow on one of the
tea.
Mr and Mrs. A. R. Mnikln. of Frank
IIn avenue. and Mr. and) Mr). Charles
Church have returned" from an extend-
ed automobile trip through this state
and Massachusetts.
Miss Kathleen Held and Miss Kath-
erine McGlqu, of Norwalk. and Miss
Fannie McGlnn. of Bridgeport, have
gone to Sandy Hill. New York. to be
guests for a short time of their uncle.
John McGinn.
—Men's Caps. O'.Brien
George G. lioekwmwl Nor/walk;
has recently purchased I! Palmer and
Singer. six cylinder automobile. A few
do 3 ago Mr. Lockwood had the our
d ven to his summer home In Pike
County. Penn" from.New York.
Miss Nellie Trowbriege begins a
two weeks‘ vacation today from her
duties in the office '0; the Louusbury
Mathewson amdl‘Com'pany once and
will go to Feeding Iills. Mass. “here
she will be the guest of Miss Sarah
Taylor.
few years we have been finding out
that praying Is healthful and that there
are some sicknesses that pills cannot
cure and that prayer can cure In
other words that when men are bid-
den to pray without ceasing they are
recommended to try a healthful exer-
else. “What Prayer Has to Do With
Sickness and Its Cure" is the subject
of the twenty minute address at the
Vocation Suits
Handsome, Cool, Easy- Priced
In fit and looks and wear and comfort and pttyle thia~
Summer Clothing of ours will stand alongside of any that
is made—and hold its own, too. -Light-weight fabrics,
tailored as they should be to hold their shape—well-shap-
ed, roomy gei‘fnenf—in the most approved styles. Thor-
y satisfactory clothin. yet priced no higher than
the ordinary kind sold anyw ere.
.. 2-Piece and 3-Piece Suits:
$12 515 318' $20 $25:H
All the popular colors and stripes in choicest wor-
stcds, fancy cheviots and cassimeres, wool crashes and
sages-a big-range of everything that is smart and fa-
vored by good dressers.
Straws caps, underwear, shirts, neckwcar, belts and
hosiery—cool vacation wears, and trunks and bags to
pack them In.
"Norwalk' 11nd, South Norwalk
Masonic -‘Ruilding. ' 14 So. MainHSt.
‘Id-t
‘WWW
“Bonnie': Home 0“qu Feeds for Horse, cattle anti Multry.
Its been sonmahatdldicult to make people believe that we are
manufacturing an absolutely honest, pure feed; but we‘ re doing It—
and by sheer force of merit for we cannot sell home ground at the
price of those made from bi products and fattory waste. Before we
bought a Mill for grinding we necessarily purchased Western Feeds
and our knowledge of the manipulations and adulterntions of these .
socalied fbaianced rations" toned us to go into manufacturing in ob
der to protect our trade.
Proprietor
Bonnie Horse Feed
Bonnie Chick Feed
Bonnie Dairy Feed
Bonnie Poultry Feed
Bonnie Scratching Feed
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
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Circulating Library of $9. 98
New Fiction-
2C A DAY
s.
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NORWALK BOOK STORE
W
Bluefish,1,4c Mackerel, ""120
1‘ “S "01 9" ”"11"“! “80 "I“ BLACKFISH ...:....10c HALIBUT ..................... 16c
1’90”” thought ””3"“! W“ 0' “0 “39 BUTTERFISH .............. ,....iOc SWORDPISH .................. ..20.:
1’" 9" "‘Va'mv “3 ”0W9“ “We" 3"“ WEAKFISH .............. ‘. ..‘....120 POROIEB ....................... 10c
9"” they ""089 9”“ “I“ “"1"” E coo ............................ 12c SNAPPER eLUEe ............... 14c
Native Lobsters Hard Crabs.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
First Church in Norwalk tomorrow
evening. he the eighth III the seIIes on
"The Emmanuel Movement. " The
twenty minute song service. of popular
hymns begins the general service. An
worship. Come and .have It
IIeaI ty
sing. .
1
SeuthNorwalk
Trust Co.
Surplus and Profits,
' ‘ $48,000
.. represents eight years success-I~
ful business.
, fliPflSllilylll-lllllllllll
indicates the‘eondiienen of the
public in our stability.;_
Nerwalk South Norwalk, Belle
Island. Roton Point, Row-y-
ton.’1‘okeneke and Darien
At COLEMAN’S
sluts area:
10 North Main It." tenth Net-walk
Prescription prunin-
Open. Man
Muse: :4qu
Agent for A. O. Opaidlng's
1111 Willis I HfllilllllSS 110111111.”
New-F’Views ‘
‘ Tar, Flag”. Cement, Gravel, AspbaILIConcrete
I”. left and Iportln' Geode
r4—
M
United Grocery Co.
‘ . 20 North Main Street ‘
in—
To have your Heating System over-
hauled or a new one put in—
II you want a new Tin or Slate
Roof -—a Metal Ceiling or a new Stem-
ford Range for the kitchenvt—cali on
WALL STREET.
NORWALK. CONN.
Grading, Lawn and Garden Work,”
' Road Oiling
RAYMOND BROS
. to do with it.
W.- p-q—a‘§“'
was no well defined tone In the open
‘ Ing stock maIket, small gains and ‘0‘“
ea were mingled, and the trauLlII "I.
dull. One thousand shares of U.
Steel sold unchanged to is higher thdh
last. night. Ionisville and Nashville
and Republic Steel pfd rose 1.
WALL STREET ii a. In ~11 8.
Steel fell Into the background as a
feature. first plate being' taken by Uu
ion Pacific, which made a rapid and
sensational Ilse of 5'4 to 197% The
jump III the stock was attributed In
part to a squeeze of the short Inter-
est. Other Iailroad stocks were strong,
but there was little change in‘ the. spe-
cialties.11.8 steel touched 73. Amer-
ican Ire gained 2 and Reading 1%.
Nashville, Chuttanuooga and _.81 Louis
detllued 3. ,
Gilbert Underhili of Myrtle avenue.
who has been very III with rheumatism
is slowly Improv.ing
Another of the series of lawn parties
which the members of the Ladiea' Aid
Society of the South Norwalk Metho-
dist Church are giving In their cam-
paign to raise $100, was held yesterday
afternoon and last evening on the
lawn of the home of Mrs. Samuel Ste-
vens, in Fairfield avenue. interested
with Mrs. Stewart In this party were
Mrs Manuel ".1 Hatch and .Mrs. Elton
B. linker.
V lctor W. Ferris who still possesns
half a dozen rattlesnakes he and some
friends captured on a snake hunting
trip to New York state, let it be
known that he wanted some small
frogs for the snakes and now he has
so much food of th s description for
the rattlers thstihe' oesn't know what
lief has a pailfui of
small frogs and is consuming adver-
tising that he doean’ . require any
more. He has found! hard to tempt
the palates of the- settlers for food,
though they drink' large quantities of»
water
THREEIPIECE
MISSION
SUITE
Bungalow Style
For the desk and living room.
Unheard of price.
I A. M_ITGIIELL
COR. WALL AND HIGH ST...
NORWALK. CONN.
Wllllam P. Beer-S The Recreation Tours'
BLOCK ISLAND, “Loo—Three day
trips, Saturdayii;'.'luly 3rd. 11th. 27th,
31st: August 7th, 14th, 218i. 28th.
saaarooa semNos. 315.00 and
019. oo-I‘our day trips. Mondays,
July 19th. 26th; August 9th.16th.
33rd. 30112.
WHFI'E MOUNTAINS. ”Loo-Rive
day trips, Mondays. July 19th; Aug-
ust 2nd, 16th, 30th.
NIAGARA FALLS. moo—Five day
trips, Monday. August 9th.
THOUSAND ISLANDS. tattoo—Five
days trip,_Tnesday, August 17111.
ROYAL TOUR. Who—Thousand ls:
’Iands. St. Lawrence RLver, Mob-
treal, Ausable Chasm and Santos-z
ten days trip, Tuesday. August 17th.
MONTREAL AND QUEBEC, 00.00-
Seveu days trip. Friday, August 30th.
nova ”300m, assoc—angst days
trip, Monday, August 2nd.
Above rates from New Haven. For
rates from‘ your' station call on G. W.
HARRIS, ticket agent, N. Y..' N. IL, &
ii. R. R. (30., or address. '
THE RECREATION TWRIST
103 East Omega 60km New Haven. Conn.
III 111W :R’ 3 Ian
LADIES’
OXFORDS.
$2.» 00
TAN KID
RUSSIA’ CALI?
. ." PATENT COLT
BLACK SUEDE
$2 00
Bathing Shoes
iris
Tennis Oxfords
Wear Shoes That Fit
In Waamuo'rou ulnar.
PHONE ma
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—-'I'hene
Outing Pants
Straw Hats
Bathing Suits
Summer Oxfords ;
.I
f Lightweight Underwear ,
_ Lightweight Interwoyens
New Shirts .'
l
New Neckwear
”Washington Street
South Norwalkv
Phone 105-5
RotonPOint Hotel
' Now Open Under New Management
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating.
Bathing and Other Attractions ' '
HIGH CLASS CONCERTO, AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE PIAZZA
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
TEL. 500. JACOBS BROS. Managers. .
Coal at $3 50 Per Ten
WILL BE FURNISHED PERSONS IUYING A 'I
Steam or Hot Water
HEATER
or'ru‘s . nr' "
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Heating and Plumbing Company-
, 23 MAIN STREET. NORWALR. CONN.
‘WE CAN savn'm: NORWALK ewe mom aacu season
. we can SAVE THE NORWALK LIBRARY OImOOEACI-l ssaeon
we can save THE masomc econ. stsooosacH season
we‘ cut sa'vs THE eo.’ uoawaut ctua 0150.00 EACH season
we can SAVE THE curroan HOTEL $150.00 EACH season
we eAN save THE MAHACKEMO HOTEL $150.00 EACH season
We Guarantee 0 Saving of from 25% to 40% on
' $8. 000.00. Do You Went to Save It?
PARTICULARS WILL IE FURNISHED DY
mix I. IIIIs. III. IIIIIII I IIIIIIII u.
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Imported ind Do‘aietiic Cheese ’ Crown ace Coffee
Saturday Specials
At A I: BECKMANN _& 00:31
DELICIOUR NEW MADE BUTTER. per lb. ..... . .............. 320'
FAIRDANKG' GOLD DUST. 4 III. .5119 ............ .iIO,
, BECKMANN'O OR DAKER' 8 COCOA. can ................. .~ ..... 13¢
DRAKE IROS’. POUND CAKE. lb. “O;
, a Lee. was: roasr CRACKERSfor.I:I::::::::::::::{....Ile.
VERY BEST POTATOES, pk. ................................. ’. 38¢
Exua Stamps with Teas and Coffees
scones EHRET’S EXTRA BOTTLED sesa’neue .....
Hus. CALIFORNIA ctsasr .......... 921., 90:: V2 on son
Field's aloe Gin. bot. .31. 25 Imperial Sauterne. bot. ..
Old Tom or Gordon Gin. bot. Dobonnett Wine, bot. .
El Bart Dry Gin. bot. ........ 80c Roses Lime Juice. bot. , ,. Lug
Rhine Wine. bot ....... . ...... 76¢ Welch 8 Grape Juice. 259 pm]. 45¢!
Mosseile Wine, hot. .......... 75c 81 00 Size Bromo seltzer. .,.. 'T
A. r. as on; In and as Washington so j A.’ r. R
. A&P Specials ‘
to ”900an GsANULArso snails. j‘ $1.00
year. 01:91 suns: 0111:11an sums. .- roam. 321-.
as? FANCY rarsur Imus. 24 1.2 III. II... .- 9o.
124 WAONIINOTON .11 SOUTH NORWALK... ,
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The Great ASIP Tea Company
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