Get a Piano Certificate with
every purchase. it will cost
F. ALANE
Confectionery
and ‘Pastry
51 Washington Street.
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'3 Tornado Insurance
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN.
TEL. 156-2.
14 Washington Itreet, aeuth Net-waits.
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Acker, Merrall 81 Condit's
Week- End Candies
29c
h
summons
Baxter’ s Drug Store
M
f Launch Wtorks
Boat l‘rarnea set up and ready at
AllElnds of repair work.
[alumnae of all aisea built to order
1 competent workmen.
Oyster Shell Point, Norwslk
HEM NEWS
EVENING BENCTI‘NE: TELEPHONE
Caz—News Department
92-3—luelneee Departmem
44 -Breneh Office. Nor-walk \
N0 -Idlter'e Residence
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning Co.
Cleans Residences,
findings, Lodge Rooms. Etc. Carpets,
Hotels, Public
gs, Mattresses, Upholstery Cur-
tains, Etc. Phont 477. Prices Reason-
able. Phone or send postal and set an
estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed.
CHAS. H. DOWNEB, Prep.
9 Courtland Place.
III-Hm Editor's Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair tonight: Thursday partly cloudy.
The area of high pressure is moving
slowly eastward and now forms a long
' ridge along the Atlantic coast. it is
producing pleasant weather east of the
Mississippi river. Disturbances are
central this morning in Texas. Arizona
and Minnesota. Considerable cloudy
and rainy Heather prevails between
the Mississippi river and the Rocky
Mountains. Conditions favor for this
vicinity fair weather, followed on
Thursday by Ricreasing cloudiness and
slowly rising temperature. a
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in
\‘I
William Mulvey. of the store of Still-
son a; Powell Corporation, is taking a.
week's vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pryor, of West in
street, have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Williams, of Port Chester, New
York.
to
th
of
David Kendrick returned home to
Glen Cove, Long island, yesterday. af-
ter a few days' visit with friends in
South Norwaik.
Charles Lindquitst. of Raymond
street, newbboy in W. 1’. 130ch‘ store.
is spending a weeks' vacation at his
cousin’s farm I11 Darlen.
Mrs. William H Stevenson a“ bra. M
William '1‘. iiaviiwd and sch. Paul
Ha1viiand. of Bridgeport, were guu\ts
yctscrday of Mrs. William 11. Swor ‘1
/
In special orders issued from :1
ofilce of the ad‘iuta'nt general. Cuttfivp‘
(1.. the nomination of Albert W. Bar-
rows, sergeant In the Fourth: bom-
psny. Coast Artillery» corps. to be sec-
ond lieutenant, is confirmed.
Benjamin P. Mead, of New Canaan,
has purchased fourJots on the shore
front at Harbor View Beach, and in.
tends to improve them. It is expected
that he will erect a bungalow. it has
not yet been announced when the cot- ca
tages owned by E. .Jordan and C a
ll. Fairly, which were burned. will be
rebuilt.
ca
hi
or
Nicholas Garfield, of Lowe street,
who formerly had charge of the news
stand In the South Norwalk railroad
stations, will sailipritaiy next Satur-
day. Mr. Garfield Intends to remain
there over three months and will visit
his mother. whom he has not seen in
many years. H15 makes the ,trlp for
the benefit of his’ health.
-—-Don‘t forget ,eor invitation to st-
tend Photo 11211111111111 Red Men's Hall.
Thursday and F' rida). Stillson-Powell
Corp.
Mr. and Mrs. Agnournc-and chll.
drcn. Kermit and Elizabeth, with Mr.
and Mrs. C. 13.. s and fill More“
Elizabeth and e, and r. and
Mrs. R. K. Lord and song, Donald and
Richard of New Hampshire who have
recently been visiting in The Nor-
walks will set sail today for Europe.
The party will visit every country In
Europe and many other places, rc-
turning in October
Angelo Contretti. a well imown hat
finisher of this city. employed at the
John C. Wilson Company will sail to
morrow from New York, for Eulopc,
where he will spend about tw0 months
on a vacation trip. "Mr. Contretti ex-
pects to go first to Paris and spend
a few days. and from there will pro-
ceed to his home at Turin, Italy. Mrs.
Contrctti. who was formerly assistant
forewomon at tho Crofut and Knapp
factory. has been In Italy for several
weeks. I
Captain Mansfield Toms, who had
such it trying experience at Molasses
(l 1). Sunday. returned to Waterside
in Is power boat shortly before 8 last
night. The body of George Fallon. the
pany.
on the trip.
ride home on the 10 o'clock car.
Some needed repairs are being made.
to the sidewalk in front oi the High
school building in West avenue.
This
nlk has been I11 bad shape for some
time. '
“Jack" H\',att the popular Norwnik
halaer, has secured a position 111 one
of the Orange hat shops and takes
immediately Mr. Hyatt is well
known here, and well liked wherever
he is known.
Chief Milne. of the Norwslk Fire
Department received word. this morn-
11. that his father had died in Rock-
ile, Connecticut. t‘hlef Milne has
gone to Rock1ille today to arrange for
the funeral.
P. E. Lockwood, M. H. Glover. of
Norwalk and Hiram Davis. oi New
Canaan went today to Lake Wacca~
buc to visit 0.14}. Bishop.
They went
Mr. Lockwood' s automobile, and ex-
pect to return ngay night.
The medlbers of Christ Church of
Westpo1t,wcnt to Roton Point today
r a picnic. The special car passed
rough Norwalk at 9130. in charge
Inspector Dunn. oi the trolley com
About fifty young people went
At a special meeting of the Pioneer
Hook and Ladder Company. at the
headquarters In Main street. last night,
a committee oi three was appointed to
range for a Clambake in Smiths
woods. In upper Newtown avenue, in
the near future. The committee Ed-
ward Brewer Charles Blizzard. Ben
Natteio d and C. l. iiylnglon.‘ are to
\{nake t eir report at the next meeting
‘fhich will be August 31d.
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The third display oi fireworks given
by the Connecticut Company. was wit-
nessed by a record-breaking crowd.
last night. at Roton Point.
play was much better than usual and
The die-
lled for much looting from automo-
Ie horns and applause from the
owd. The only drawback was the
This
r, which was a small one, had nearly
hundred people packed on it.
NORWALK .
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1049.
Deposits Intro 29, 1909,‘
1 13.107.107.48
. George M. Holmes, Preet.
Wm. A. Curtis, Viced’reat.
Fred’it A. Ella. Bae'yA Treat.
Lei
“Willi
rted it“snviugs
account with threo
’ dollars in 1903. To-
day he has over six
hundred dollars.
You may not be
able, to save but a
dolldr ‘h Week.
' Save that dollar
and start an account
this week with the
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New Canaan young man, who was
drowned. bad net been found when
Captain Toms left bong island The
other members of the New Canaan
ciamhake party with which Fallon
went out returned by train earlier In
the day. Fallon. was a good swimmer.
and his death was due to e sudden at.
lack of cramps. ——Stamford Advocate.
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You Are Cotdiaily invited
to be present at the Photo Demonstra-
tion and Exhibition to be given in Red
:fen' a Hall Thursday and Friday after-
and evening of this week.
'New Views I w
' Tar, Flag, cement, Gravel, Asphalt, CdnCrete:
Grading, Lawn and Garden Work,
Norwalk, South Norwalk, Belle
island. Roton Point. Roway-
ton,Toke11eke and Darien
At COLEMAN’S‘
IIRSIIY
Varsity Suits.
the styles.
the perfectly clad
in shape.
priced from $18 to
meme $060
price of those made fro
der to pfotét our trade
Proprietor
Bonnie Horse Tend
Bonnie Chick Feed
Bonnie Dairy Feed
Bonnie Poultry Feed
Bonnie Scratching Feed!
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If you have ever been disappointed in clothes, you
will appreciate to the full the snre-to-please features of
Masonic. Building.
"Bonnie" Home Ground Feeds for Horas, Cattle and Poultry.
It's been somewhat dliilcult to make people believe that we are
manufacturing an absolutely honest. pure feed;
and by sheer force of merit for we cannot sell home ground at the
Before we
bought 11 Mill for grinding, we necessarily purchased Western Feeds
and our knowledge of the manlpnlstionn and sdulteratlone of these
so-callcd "balanced rations" forced us to go into manufacturing in or-
I
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William P. Beers’
Varsities have that fine custom-made fit that marks
man.
Varsities are hand- tailored into shape and they stay
‘ Scores of beautiful shades and stripe patterns of
choicest Worsted: In our showing of these famous suits,
$25
Including scarce blue serge, plain and striped.
The handsomest outing trousers ever brought to town
are here—$2. so to $5 on.
Norwalk .and South Norwalk
14 So. Main St.
11:1 bi- products and factory waste.
Quality First. Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
QD
. VELOX
canons ii ATION
AND
' JULYSZandZB
'1- AFTERNOON Hie cszmo.
sac MEN'S HALL.
1111,1124
LOCKWOOD'S HALL.
Stores for Program. Admission Free.
,Bihéiis'h Mackerel
BLACKPISH1=3UTTEREISH1 WEAKFISH. GOD. HALIBUT, SWORDFISH.
- PORGIES. SNAPPER BLUES.
Nature Lobsters
FREE DELIVERY.
Grocery Co
20 North Main Street
Road oiling
Hard Crabs
Varsities are 1correct style—they practically MAKE
. s
AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
‘I-a—u—n-
but were doing it-
ram'r EXHIBITION
4
’Cutt’nII’s Bridge Fish Market
TELEPHONE ios'.’
‘1;- nftemoon. The minority did not make
S something for nothing, the suckers
. building: an not giving minors the
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. n1.——0pen-
Ing dealings in stocks were quite live
I! and prices advanced In most issues,
but there was a sprinkling of declines.
American (fan pfd. rose 1 and N. Y.
Central and Norfolk and Western large
fraction. United States Steel and
AmerICati Car declined large fractions.
WALL STREET, 11 a. n1.—'i‘he mar.
Iset showed strong points, but a lift
in prices brought in selling ordeIs to
realize and forced a reaction. Union
Pacific extended Iie record mice to
199% and ”bed Steel Car dand Am-
erican lco rose ‘l. ”mm“ 3m“
Iteul meantime was 111111;: p'eswre
and fell (Wei' 11 11111111 to 70% with 1.. 63'“
enlng Gift-CI on the ion». Union Pm.
else was canted back to 11 {lactkm una
der last night.
WALL STREET. norm-Some sup
port was accorded which checked the
decline but no effective attempt was
made to rally prices and the market
became very dull. iionds were irregu-
IIIIIII WIRKS [III] IIIIE
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Cleans Up About 3250 Irom South
Manchester '
SOUTH MANCHESTER, July 21.—
A man who regigtered at one of the ‘
local hotels as .l. lsaac, of New York.
but who Informed a reporter that his
home was In Boston. was the center
of an angry mob at 9:30 last evening.
and was saved from harm by Oilicers
Madden and Glonuey, who escorted
him to his hotel, shew he remained.
The crowd remained outside, and
glanced at him through the windows.
while he sat inside and calmly smok-
ed a cigarette. Finishing his smoke
he waved his- hand at the crowd and
retired, but the crowd, thinking It was
a bluff. remained outside for a long
time.
isuac arrived I11 town yesterday ai-
ternoon. and at ti o'clock last evening
was at the silk mills with a. bugle, and
announced that there would be a "free
show" In front or the post otiice. in-
stead of taking his stand in front of
the post oiiice. be located at the cor-
ner of Oak and Main streets.
He was selling fountain pens, just
fountain pens. the best in the mar-
where for ten cents. ) Just to show he
could sell them he would dispose. of
a few for 25 cents, the oneouarter
part of a dollar. .Who would buy she
first one? it was not long before he
had parted a few of the bystanders of
a quarter, andywonder of wonders.
“hilt Willi he doing? Passing hack the
money? Yes; he was giving back the
qumters with the pens. Here he
changed his method of doing business
Instead of selling them for a quarter.
he raised his price to $1.- Thinking
he was going to give back the dollar
with the port. "or, in other words, give
crowded around the wagon Men
fought with each other and boys had
no show Mr isaac smiled down at
them. and separated them from their
dolla1s as fast as ahey could hand it
up. He would hate been at it yet only
his stock of. polls gaxe out. thn he
* started to close up business the real
fun began.
The crowd began to see that they
new stung, and wanted their money
back. Mr. Putin wanted the money
himself, and wouldn‘t give it up. Some
one in the crowd kicked the stone
from under the wagon wheel, and the
wagon started down Oak street. Some
one kicked out the light, so as
It was looking bad for the Regan
cops ar1ived. When seen in hotel
where he was escorted by the police,
Mr. lsaac was pressing out a roll of
bills big enough to choke a cow. it
Is claimed that be cleaned up 5200.
He was vo1y friendly and offered to
buy the drinks. but the invitation was
declined. "The whole trouble is
caused by a lot of suckers expecting
to get something for nothing and get-
ting left " is the way he explained it.
He said he would be back at the same
plate tonight. 11111 he was talking for
effect when he said this.
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SALE OF ELECTRICITY.
, —-—+————
May Be Made in Same Block But Not
Across the Street.
iiARTFORD,JI11y 21. ——The majority
111th from the committee on the indic-
iary in favor of a repeat of the law
which plohiblts the sale by a private
concern of electricity for power or
lighting was made. to the sonata this
a report. but Senator Latimer at once
offered an amendment which in effect
will give a private concern permission
to sell power in the same block, but
no. to a person who is a tenant of a.
building across a highway
Among the matters adopted were
these. Reimbursing Dr. W. W.
Hawkes, of New Haven, In 516.1 for
examining militia recruits: appropriao
ing 51.1.1000 for repairs on the state
capitol and for additional expense on
the state library and supreme conrt=
right to be tried by Jury on an appeal
from conviction for misdeme or and
also proving that the minors case
11111111 be tried .in .chambers by the
indge of the court to which the appeal.
5 taken; apprqpuating 518 000 for a.
tire system for protecting the Connec-
ticut Hospital for the Insane; aerego-I
HIrolI incorporating the. Stony Creek
Association: a repoiution Allowing the
building of 1111,5111 dustrial railway in
Bridgeport; s restitution permitting
the New Haven road to build an elec-
tric line from Middleileld to Durham
1 resolution allowing the Connecticut
Railway and Lighting Company to
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tending the time in which these
Bridgeport and Stratford to Novembe er
1: permitting the New Haven road to
‘ make changes in its line at Lighthouse
~ Point: areeo‘lutiou changing the char-
try:- of the Williams Cemetery Anabo-
at not no!!! . . 111.
Roton Point Hotel
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing,.Boating,
. men cuss couccn'rs, AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE PIAZZA
Especial lIttention Given to Automobile Parties
diet. ~(They can he bought most any TEL. 500. 1.1" JACOBS BROS. Managers
" . new
20 senses a
VERY BEST ELG
company may construct its line in A” FANCY PATENT FLOUR 24 [.2
TheGreat Am: Tea Corn
HOT wmnm
CLOTHES
Outing Pants
' Straw Hats
Bathing Suits,
Summer Oxfords"
Lightweight Underwear
Lightweight Interwovens
New Shirts;
New NeckWear
Price’s Clothing Store:
98 Washington Street
' South Norwalk'x
Phone 165-5
Now Open Under New Management
Bathing and Other Attractions
Air
Coal at $3. 50 Per Ton
WILL BE FURNISHEDfiIERSONG BUYING A 1 ,
1..
Steam or Hot Wate
HEATER "
“-0 OFTHE ,¢_..|1‘T"""..
M1"T.‘h
T-.a-...
Heating and Plumbing Company
23 MAIN STREET, NORWALK, CONN
WE CAN SAVE THE NORWALK CLUB $150.00EACH SEASON.
WE CAN SAVE THE NORWALK LIBRARY $150.00 EACH SEASON
WE CAN SAVE THE MASONIC BLDG. $15000EAOH BEACON“?
WE CAN SAVE THE 80. NORWALK CLUB 3150.00 EACH BEACON"
hWE CAN SAVE THE CLIFFORD HOTEL $150.00 EACHQEA’hN
WE CAN GAVE THE M‘HACKEMD HOTEL $150.00 EAGHBEABON
We Guarantee a Saving of from 25% 40% on
58,000.00 Do You Want to Save t? '
PARTICULARS w11.1. as ruamsnso sv. \t
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Grocenes, Teas, Coffees,«9m 11111.. “'
Wines and Liquors ' ~v'
BUY YOUR EDIBLES FROM NORWALK'B LARGEST ANO’CLEANe'
EST GROCERY.
DELICIOUS NEW MADE BUTTER, per Ib. . ......... ......
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS, dexen .... ..f ....... ..
CROWN ABTER BRAND COFFEE, 1 lb. sealed can
' HARLES I. (IO-’8 MISSION GARDEN TEA, Ib. can
0e CAN ADVANCE BRAND LUNCH TONGUE .. . . . . . . .i . . . .
BUTTER.
' If you are going on a picnic, don’t forget that we have the tar.
eat a ment to select from in The Norwalke. Everything nice .
Luncheons.
GEORGE EHRET‘ 8 EXTRA BOTTLED BEER, 24 helmet...
Fine California Claret, gai.. .901:
Fine California Claret 119 gal.
,...51.1 .
Wilson or Old Valley Whiskey «
bot. ‘ ‘
50o
Ooate's Plymouth Gin hot. .. .950
Gordon or Old Tom Gin, bot.. .851:
ltalian Vermouth, bot. .620
Hench Vermouth, bot .501:
Ripin's Sparkling Pomard.
- 550001: bot.
A r. BECKNANN a.
‘ as and as Washihgtett st. . a 911- come
” A&P Sperals I
ATED SUGAR. - ~ 4
CREAMERY BUTTER. s Pound.-
tb. Bsgy- ,. ,. ‘-
Brandy . . . .
Ushers or Dewar's Sco
Whiskey. of. .......... ".1.“
Golden Age hampagns ......1
.25
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