Get a Piano Certificate with every purchase. it will cost you nothing. F. A; LANE Confectionery ‘ and Pedtry. 51 Washington Street. [UBIPNEWS EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE CALLS 92-2—News Department 92~S~Buelnese Department 44 ~Brsnch Office. Norwslk I” ~Editor's Residence 1 720-5—ch Editor's Residence WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: Show- ers tonight or Friday. A disturbance central this morning over Lake Super lot is producing cloudy and showery weather in the greater portion of the Lake region. The little hurricane that was central near Galveston yesterday has moved inland, decreasing in iaten. ally and has now nearly disappeared. The disturbance in the Lake region will move eastward and this vicinity Will be on the southern edge of it to- night and Friday. it will produce high- er temperatures with a. greater amount of humidity and cloudiness and proba bly local shOWers. —AT KRIEGER 6019 You can obtain the best bargains in all kinds of ready-to—wear summer goods. Women please take notice. Philip Wheeler, of 21 Taylor avenue has been taken to the Norwalk Hospl lal for treatment for typhoid fever. James Murphy, of 43 Fair street, and Patrick Hennessey, of Spring Hill. ha‘ve been discharged from the hospi- ta William Skidd and Thomas P. Col line. two wellknown south Norwalk young men. are spending the week at Woodmout t. , A special meeting of the governing board of the Norwaik Country Club will be held at the club house Friday evening, at 8 0'.clock 'i'” Miss Minnie Collins. of East Nor- w,alk and Miss Frances Coatello, oi Seymour avenue. are enjoying a vaca lion sojourn in Woodmonbn During the last week or two quite 11 number of batters, including malt crs. curlers and finishers. who have been out of work for more than six months, were shopped —D0u't forget our invitation to at- tend Photo Exhibit. at Red Men's Hall Thursday and Friday. Stillsou-Powell Corp. Arthur Wicks. of this city, and Fred Pearce. of East Nerwalk and New York. had intended to start today on a. cruise to the eastward as far as New London in G. 1.. Price‘s launch "Do 80," but on account of changed plans did not set out, and have given up the trip. _____..__ The members of the Epworth league, of the South Norwalk Memo. dist Church. who went on the. trolley ride to Steeplechase island. Bridge- port. last night, report a fine time. One car was utilized The start was made at 7:30fr0m Westavenue and on the return home was reached about 12:30. TWO MEN SHOT IN RIOT. KENOSHA, Wis. July“ 22 —1n a riot this morning at the works of the N. R. Allen“ s Sous' Tanning Company. two men were shot and several oth- ers injured. some seriously. One ihousarid men have gone on strike for an increase in wages. CAMP DOUCLAS, Wis., July 22.— (iovernor Davidson has ordered the troops to hold themselves in readiness to leave at once for Kenoshs. to sup. press the strike disorders. He will not give the order to leave. however. un- til he has received further notice from the Kenosha authorities. TARiFF CONFERENCE, ADJOURNS. WASHINGTON July 22. ~When the conference committee (in. the tariff ad- journed for the day at 1 o‘clock, it had been decided that the customs court should be established in Wash- iuztou instead of New -York. ‘ The housc coul‘erecs will meet this after- noon to decide upon a program re- gardin': coal, hides, lumber, iron ore. oil hosiery. gloves and the cotton schedule; ‘ ' 4‘ ‘ ' ~—R0¢KERB. Have you enough Rockers for your porch? if not the Kriegor Co. ware selling all porch furniture at greatly reduced IlI‘ICCI., . ”You Are cordially invited bobs present at the tion and lllhibition a,“ be m in Red Men's flail Thursday and sy after- noon end fleeing of this week. . 2; Tornado insurance Week- End Candies ‘ TAYLOR d. GOLDEN. . TIL. 165-2. I 74 Washington street, south Norwaik. m Acker, Memli & Condit's 29c Baxter's Drug Store women's Launch Works Boat Frames set up and ready to All kinds of repair work. Launches of all sizes built to order by competent workmen. OysterSheli PoinLNorwaiir —-—-— m m.— l Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning Co. Cleans Residences, Hotels, Public Buildings, Lodge Rooms, Etc. Carpets, Rugs, Mattresses, Upholstery Cur talus, Etc. Phoni 477. Prices Reason- able. Phone or send postal and get an estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed. CHAS. H. DOWNEB, Prop. 9 Counlend Place. SHELLFISH TAXATION LEGISLA' TIO HARTFORD, July 22.——ily a vote of 13 to 9. the senate reconsidered the vote whereby it passed the Penn amendment. to the bill to create a com- mission to investigate the shellfish grounds taxation question and then the resolution as originally reported washabled. The matter was called up by Senator Peck, who asked reconsid eration of the adoption of the amend- ment which plat ed the investigating powers with the board of equalization. Senator lirinsmadc made a lengthy plea for the motion, and Senator l-‘nnn spoke against it Several other seria- iors spoke and reconsideration was had and their action on the reaoiution was delayed it is thought the resolu- tion calling for a special commission will pass the senate. MR. JOSEPH SURPRISED. Frank Joseph Jr. who is a travel- ing salesman for the Artistic Bronze Company, in Union Retreat and who is now home from a trip, was tendered a surprise party last evening by a company of friends at his home in Winnip‘auk. The young people made merry until a late hour, there being various diversions and refreshments. MERIDEN VETERAN SUICIDEs. MERIDEN, July 22.-—-John Finne» gan, one of the early settlers of the town, committed suicide at his home today, by shooting. Despoadency over ill health is believed to have prompted his not. He was about 75 years old, a veteran of the Civil War, and is survived by a widow and three chil dren. « ”—3“...— ”Where are you going to spend your vacation?! “I am 11 t going to." “Huh?" “1 just earn my vacation—luv family spends it. ”—Cleveland Loadcr. A missionary feels that he is doing good in the world when he persuades the heathen to begin believing and wearing uncomfortable things. NORWALK Savings Society INCORPORATED 1340. Depositsx June 29, 1909, $3,707,107.48 George M. Holmes, Preet. Wm. A. Curtis, Vice-Preet. Fred’k A. Elie, Sony a Trees. ilflliiiii iIIii started a. savings account with three 7 use as... 'or if. ’s. a M. Clothes" ARSIIY w SUMMER suns [till A Milli unusual; I If you have ever been disappointed in clothes you will appreciate to the full the sure-to-please features of Varsity Suits. ' Vareities are correct style—they practically MAKE the styles. Vanities have that fine custom-made fit that marks the perfectly clad man. Vanities are hand-tailored into shape and they slay ' in shape. ‘ Scores of beautiful shades and ntripe patterns of choicest worsteds in our showing of these famous suits, priced from $18 to $25. Including scarce blue serge. plain and striped. y The handsomcst outing trousers ever brought to town are here—$2. so to $5. 00. Norwalk and South Norwaik Masonic Building. mousse "Bonnie" Home around Feeds for Milne, cattle and Poultry. it's been somewhat difficult 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 bl products and factory waste. Before we bought a Mill for grinding, we necessarily purchased Western Feeds and our knowledge of the manipulations and adulteratioas of then socalled "balanced rations" forced us to go into manufacturing in on def ‘0 Dialect our trade Quality First. Last and All the rims. Proprietor MANUEL TORO HATCH. Bonnie Horse ii‘eed Bonnie Chick Feed Bonnie Dairy Feed Bonnlc Poultry Feed Bonnie Scratching Feed .w. on VELOX DEMONsi‘dhrlous AND PRINT EXHIBITION JULY 22 nod 28 AFTERNOON A EVENING, RED MEN'BIHALL. “PX!“ AFTERNOON AND EVENING, LOCKWOOD'O HALL. CALL AT William P. Beers’ Stores for Program. Admission Free. Harbor Blues Woman'sivordnsh. Halibut, Boasts Mackerel, Flats, can, But-._ terfish, Snapper Blues, Sea Bass, Native Lobéters,‘ SoftrCrabs, Long and: Round Clams. Gutbili’s 'H Bridge Fish Market TELEPHONE-108. FREE DELIVERY. dollars in 1903. To- day he has over six hundred dollars. 'You may not be able to save but a dollar a week. .Save that dollar and start an account this week with the Si]. Iiilliliilli lliilSi iii]. New View 11...... sons Norwalk, Belle island. Roton Point, Roway-’ ton, Tokeneke and Dsrien At COLEMAN’S NIWOJTORI —'*-_. .. -: United Grocery C0. 20 North Main Street .. ..~ . u.“ II Tat, Flag, Cement, Gravel, Asphalt, Concrete Grading, Lawn and Garden Work, Road Oiling "l . ecu les u. ' 1,. 1o Nona sin ti. . . a fine...“ s I I‘ m: lililii iii Will Slilll. WALL STREET, 10 10 e. m.-—Thera were some large opening dealings in special stocks and gains were more numerous but there wam fair sprink- ling of declines Heading rebounded 1%. There were sales of 9. 000 shares pared with 701,5 last night. New York Central. Amalgamated Copper. Ameri- can ice and American locomotive rose large fractious Canadian Pacific fell 1. WALL STREET, ii a. iii—'TIis rise of a point in Union 'Psciflc was ill! Iuitaiuiu influence. New York C6111 ml and amalgamated Copper gained 1%, and several other stocks one Or more. Delaware Litt‘liiinflilii and Western, from which the 15 per fit-iii. dividend was dedut ted Yesterday. will at 650, showing no change from the last sale before the dividend was tak- cn off. WALL STREET. Noon—A brisk selling movement wiped out most of the first hour's gains and forced U. 8 Steel back to 70. Some rallies from to low point followed, but to demand subsided and the market became quiet. Union Pacific pi‘d. declined l. Bonds Were easy. WALL STREET, 1 p. m.—1l. 8. Steel got below 70 during the noon hour. but 'only small amounts of stock were sold at that level Chesapeak and Ohio and Western Union lost 1. Balti- more and Ohio and Republic Steel pfd. rose 1. The market showed but little saliency. “HIE Jill" Bill HIS illiii Pilill’lliilll (Continued from First Page.) Representative ersopo offered an amendment Dim iding for a referendum vote upon the matter. Representative Culver said he thought the bill ought to be rejected. Representative boos. of New Haven, then moved that it be tabled, and in discussing the motion Representative Higgins said he be lieved the bill to be all wrong. He therefore moved that the matter be indefinitely postponed. Mr. boos then read the names of a number of New Haven business men who were in favor of the measure and said that he thought the house ought to give the people of New Haven the right to vote upon it. Representative Ogden. of Wilton. thought that life tenure was un-Amerlcan. Representative Parker, of Hartford, thought that the passage of this bill would open the door for similar bills in regard to other offices. andclted what he believed to be the danger of such legislation. The mo- tion to postpone indefinitely was then put and carried unanimously. The house reconsidered the bill pass ed yesterday giying the towns the right to regulate the licensing of peddlers, and amended it to Include peddle-rs of food products. This was strongly op- posed by several members who said it meant a return to the old French idea of octroi mine. The amendment. how- ever, was adopted. by a vote of 98 to 88 and the bill as amended adopted. The bill regarding the number of men to be employed on freight trains was amended to include passenger trains and was adopted as amended. The Chandler resolution regarding annual sessions of the general assembly was referred to the committee on judiciary to draft a measure in matters of dlgagrecing action the bill which would provide for with- drawal from the office of the secretary of state the roptntt gnrding the in» vestigalion of specia y chartered cor- porations which had passed the house and been rejected in the senate was taken up, and upon motion of Mr. Bis hep. of New Haven. a committee of conference was appointed comprising Representatives Lyons, of Thomaston. and Bishop, of New Haven. in the matter of removing the secretary of the state board of education as a. men). ber of the - board which had been amended in the senate so that mem- bers of the board should come from the four Congressional districts was adopted. A special committee from the sell- nte asked that the employers' liability bill which was yesterday rejected by that body and sent to the house be re- turned- to them. The bill had previous- ly been tabled and will be returned to the senate for reconsideration. The bill providing that town clerks should hold odlce for is term of four years was reconsidered and discussed at some length. Representative Barnes said that be supposed that town clerks were public oncers 'and_he beiieved‘that their oi'hces‘shOuld be kept open during certain hours in the'week, so that titles could be searched and the rec- ords inspected by the public. A mo- tion. however, to postpone the whole matter indefinitely, prevailed by a large majority. A favorable report was received on the resolution amending the charter ,of the New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company extendirfg the time in which it may construct a street railway in Merlden. Unfavorable reports were received on the valuation of gas and electric plants. in regard to the smoke nulaarice and regarding the salary of the clerk's of the city courts. REPUBLIC sift-:21. DIVIDEND. NEW YORK.. July. 22. —The Repub- llc iron and Steel Company today de- clared a dividend or 651‘ per cent. on its preferred stock. payable as fol. lows: October 1,219ii9 sl' per cent; October 1 of eaCh year from 1910 to cent. The dividend is for the full amouht of the. acculnnlation on the preferred stock up to July 1,1909. .__.,.._,_.a____. nsnsv Has 5.000 FIRE. , DERBY. July 3ii.-Tho building for- merly occupied. by the Howe Pia ‘ Company. but which had been bought by the Birmingham iron Foundry Com- pany recently, to be used as I part of its plant, was damaged today‘by fire. to the extent of about 85.444. The fire is sapwood to have started ln~the ' boiler room nil-mom about of U. 8. Steel at 70% and 70%. com.“ Outing Pants . ’ . 1915 inclusive, an instalment of 1 per , worn an telii a man what she “gait instead or 'StraW‘Hats . _‘ " , ,1. Bathing Suits- Summer Oxfords» Lightweight Underwear Lightweight Interwovens New Shirts.“ New Neckwear Price’s Clothing Store 98 Washington Street _ South Norwnik, Phone 165-5 Roton Point Hotel i Now Open Under New Management Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing. Boating, Bathing andOthe‘r Attractions chu-l cuss CONCERTS, AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ON‘Tug piazza 7 Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties. m. 500. aacons altos. Managers « Coal at $3. 50 Per Ton WILL BE FURNISHED PERSONS BUYING A Steam or Hot Wate HEATER my error: . in“ Heating and Plumbing Company 23 MAIN STREET, NORWALK, CONN. we can save rm: NORWALK cLue mom sacnssaeou. we can save THE NORWALK LIBRARY 0150.1» sacs passport we can save THE meomc owe. more sacNeeasoN we can save THE so. NORWALK CLUB 0150.00 eAcas‘gasoN: we can save rue currono HOTEL someones cannon we CAN save THE MAHAOKEMO HOTEL s1mweacneaaeou~ We Guarantee 11 Saving of from 25% to 40% onr ' $3,..00000 Do You Want to Save It?. PARTICULARS WILL BE FURNIsHED BY latitudinal. Hllilliiili illilliliil .1. rrgv pgrr w-w \— ,..-AM 3......5 Gr0cehes, Teas, Coffees, ‘ Wines and Liquors , auv voila emetic PROM nonw‘ALK's LaaensTANbchAN. - EST enocasv. DELICIOUS NEW MADE surrsn, per lb. . . srnrcer FRESH aces, dozen . ....... csoum acres BRAND coerce, 1 lb. sssi can CHARLES a co '3 MleerN GARDEN TEA, lb. can 30c CAN ADVANCE BRAND LUNCH TONo'us. ' TRIO EGO. d i ,.. 1 if you are going on a picnic. don't forget that we hav'e' the la est assortment to select from in The Norwalks. Everything also “will Luncheons. ’ . . .‘gq GEORGE EHRET'S EXTRA BOTTLED BEER, 2,4 bottiee.'.‘“.‘....wll’ Fine California Claret. gal. .301: Wilson or Old Valley Whiskey Fine California Claret, be gal. hot hot. Imperial Ssluterne nun-s eld‘s Sloe Gin. bot. reme De Months soc-75:41.39 .501: .20c-30c bet, Coates Plymouth Gin, hot. ”951: Hennessy's or Marteli‘ a it Star Gordon or Old Tomi‘lin, hot. . .851: Brandy. ,.. . . . .1, . ,. italian Vermouth, hot. .......52e Usher's or- French Vermouth. bot . ..... .501: Whiskey, .. .........,I.... fly Rlpin s Sparkling Pomard. Golden Age Champagne. , ass-soc bot. ., Rim, A. r. BECKMANN a co 99 and so Waehlnptnn' It. Phone Cell 440. _ ti; Outfit W 20 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR VERY BEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, e Pound. Adri’ FANCY PATENT FLOUR, 24 1-2 lb. Bsg,C'-'-‘
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