,1 Get a Piano Certificate 111111 ' every purchase. it will cost younothilg. FHALANE Confectionery ‘ anti Pastry '2 51 Washington Street. illflll—‘NIWS EVENING BENTINEL TELEPHONE CAL LB 922—News Department sea-sum»- Department 40 —Iranch Office. Norwaik 000 —lditoi's Residence res-M1111 Editor's Residence wasrnsa soaacssr. Ins-— For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and Friday. The dis. turhnnce central over Montana yester- day morning has moved eastward and is new central over Michigan. it is producing cloudy weather with heavy local showers in the Lake region. De trolt, Mich. reports 4. 58 inches of rainfall during the past 24 hours. This vicinity is now and will continue on the southern edge of this disturbance during the next 36 hours. Conditions favor for this vicinity varuf muggy weather with a chance of local allow- crs tonight and Friday. All kinds of fresh fish at Cutblll's. Read the adv. Extra. good specials will be arranged at the store of C. J. Mints Company tomorrow. . _ Edward Gustafson. of Mlddletown. ls spending a week‘s vacation with had Armstrong. Save your spark plug coupons. The adv. of F.B.Lt1ckwood and Company will tell you why. Four trolley car loads of women from Greenwich enjoyed a. picnic at Roton Polut.jr,csf1orday. ~ Frank P. Phillipson has moved his plumbing business from Water st1eet, Norwalk. to Main street. Miss Edna. Mather, an employee of the Norwaik Box Company, has been ill for the past few days. _; -1 Mr. and Mrs. W. E. end. of Wilson avenue. are entertaining JOo eph P. Hogan. cider-say (lime Miss Nollie sehsub of Frank street Stamford. is visiting her cousin Miss Beatrice Schaub, in South Norwalk. He1 man Quittncr. who has been Ill at his residence, corner of Clay and " Franklin streets, is able to be out again. Miss lieleu'Curnyn and Miss Nellie llynener of Norwaik. are spending a couple of Week's at Atlantic City. New Jersey Louis lllue had 111.111111 Mrs. liar- old Gleudenfng and Mr, and Mrs. George Lingo out in the launch Lillie y.esterday Preliminary certificate of dissolution by agreement of stockholders of the Norwalk Shirt company has been ill led with the secretary of state. The ladies' sewing circle of the First M. E. Church are having a good time this afiern n at the home of Mrs. George N. _ Kibbin, 47 Elmwooo avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Barnum, of South Norwnlk, who have blocs spend- Ing the last month in Naugatuck. have returned to their home In Franklin street. William H. Baker: martiger of the local branch of the Pease Plano Com pany. and Mrs. Baker will leaVe Mon- day for a two weeks' sojourn at As- bury Park, New" Jersey. Once more the red tags are coming to the front Tatntm. Rogers and Stev- ens store: gs adv. in this is sue will glitch you: ill the particulars. prices, close-0001110. to sell} IL. The Cedar street sewer is progress- ing nicely toward ccmpiedon. High way Commissioner Daniel Duniop was of the opinion today that the work will be completed In ten days or two weeks Word reached police headquarters this morning that some foreigners were running a. little gambling same by themselves In North Main street. Special Ofih er George W. Gladstone who is doing duty in the absence in Hartford for the day of Chief of Pa- lloe Vollmcr. went up to break up the game. .. Miss Cornelia Van Coevering. of Renosha. Wis arrived here yesterday morning. after stopping at Grand Ha- ven. Mich. for 11 short visit with her grandparents. Miss You Coeverlng will now make her home here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs... Van chvcling of 46 Gregory Boulevard. Elsi. Narwalk -—Accldents will happen, but the best- regulated families keep Dr. Thoma as Bolectcic Oil for euphemergencics. lt snbducs the pain and heals the hurts. ~ .- lid 0..” .1 .. , ”:17 _ ..-. ._.. snauascnvqmn' hows.- long island Malt Extract, the kind that increases the appetite and gives a 15s per some; 2 for :19. Who's.“ °°‘.......1,”°"°"'t ' 10 North Main It. Tornado Insurance TAYLOR a Gowns. 111.. «u. “ » 74 WashingtOn Itreet. Booth Nomlk. _- ' 1 _- ‘— Ackcr. Metallic: Condit's 5 Week- End Candies ‘ 29c > 5’ Baxter's, Drug Store .. ANDERSON'S Launch Works Boat Frames set up and ready to III: at. . All kinds of repair work. Launches of all siaes built to order by competent workmen. OystchhollPointNorwnlII Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning Co. Cleans Residences, Hotels, Public Buildings, Lodge Rooms. Etc. Carpets, Rugs, Mattresses, Upholstery Curv talus, Etc. Phillis 477. Prices Reason- able. Phone or send postal and get an estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed. CHAS. H. DOWNEB, Prop. 0 Counland Place. Operators. Wanted! EXPERIENCED THREE NEEDLE STRIPPERS ON “LA REINE" COR- BETB. BTEADY WORK. GOOD WAGES. ALSO A FEW LEARNERS WHO UNDERSTAND SEWING MA- CHINEB. 'Birdsey Somers Co. Miss Louise M'. Poster. of Reed street, is a guest of her grunduwfht-r, Mrs. ’I‘. ll. Foster, in Danbury. Miss Bertha R. llunter. of Raymond 'Brofhers’ Washington street office. Is enjoying her annual vacation and is spending part of It of Bali's Pond. Dau- bury. ‘ The South Norwalk Fire Police will hold a special meeting this evening at their moms for the purpose of electing a delegate to the annual coo- veutlon of the State Fireman's ASSO- station. to be held in August at New motion. Edward Percy Baker. of Yonkers. New York, formcrly of South Norwalk, and wife. and Mr. and Mrs. William H. Baker and their son, of Osborn avo- nue. East Norwslk, wcut to Compo Beach a few days ago, and had a high- ly; enjoyable family clambakc and pic- n c. . The meeting of the stockholders of the Economy Butter Separator Com- pany was postponed until next week In orderto aettle.a..few points before proceeding to the election of ohicers. The gentlemen from New York at the meeting were T. R. Carpenter, Albert '1‘. Banbah and Charles E. Faber. it Is expected that the contract will be let this week for the flue new real- dence of VIcePresldent Taylor. of the Borden Condensed Milk Company. on Keyscr Ridge. East Norwalk. Some of the local contractors have been figur ing on the job, which will include in addition to the residence. a large barn. The contract will be in the neighbor- hood of 820. 000 Tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock thc Mcn's Ch1|stlau industrial League of ’the First M. E. Church will hold their regular monthly meeting in the Sun day school room of the church. All the men are most cordially invited to be prose at this meeting. Ref1csh- ments wll probably be served and a social hour will follow. Strangers are always welcome. If is announced that the rebuilt truck of Old Well .Hook and Ladder Company will he placed in commission on Thursday of next week. The truck already shows how classy it will ap- pear when finished. It will look even better when the new ladders get here. The latter equipment will be entirely new and Is due to arrive in this city next Wednesday. The truck has also been fitted with rubber tires. 205* lifllllllllllS-v keep their business ac- counts with us. li‘hey receive prompt. courteous attention at all times and are gant- ed every possible ac- commodatlon. Open' a CHOCh ‘ac- count with us today. 11. 11111111 1111111. New EiVicWS Nomlk. South Norwslk. Bell‘s Island. Roton Point. Romy- ton. Tokenells and Darien At COLEMAN’S 0&th srons loath Norwnilt Agent fin-filo.“ ”airline's 2.4.. Mrs. c It. Bartioft. oi Reed street. was a visitor in New York city. yes- terdsy. The Cannoniérs. the Cannon young men“ s club has just laid out a tennis court on the athletic field. Miss Ethel i-‘errls. who is one of the summer residents of Bell Island. is the guest of Mrs. Anus Norris. 25 Franklin street, Danbury. The First M. E. Church has had its regular summer house cleaning, and the rpets. uphols ry and woodwork havo’éeea eenthoroug cleaned and ren- ov t Charles .Dewus. with his vacuu eaner. ‘ A special meeting of the local liar- hers' Union was called today for Sun- day afternoon at the she of F. P. and 0.011110. on the Wash gton sneet bridge. The meeting has been called by President 11‘. P. Oddo. of the union. Mrs. W. A. Cooper. of Jersey City. is a guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sackmanngof Cannon. Mr. and rs. Sackmsnn are also en- tertaining their niece. Miss Minna Ssckmanu. of Brooklyn, for a few days. Residents of Woodward avenue had a. "mad" dag scare one day recently. A large dog was running around the street, and some of the inhabitants who saw his antics immediately came to the conclusion that the canine had the rabies. it was decided to shoot the poor brute and alter this had been it was found that he had been up against a. hornets neat and had been stung enough times to make any dog “mad." Chief of Police William Vollmcr act out this morning for Hartford to get the‘slgnature of Governor Weeks on the requisition papers on Governor Hughes. of New York state. for 1he extradition of Ike Willis. who was ar- rested In New York last week, and who is being held on the ground that he flimfiammed Nathan Edison. a South Norwaik tailor. out of 3355. Wile ” musicality WM, of Jersey City. Is a guest of Miss Amelia Meyer, of Cannon. Mr. and Mrs. lnuls Warncke. of Can- non. have as their guest, Fred Kiel, of Boston A general test of the meters In use by the city‘ s municipal electrical m Vice is being made , by Ralph Bray. assisted by William Der ringer and at pxesent about half of the meters 011 the system have been looked ov.e1 Superintendent A. E. Winchester, of the plant: believes that the meters should [is tested at least once a yea1. Mr. and Mrs. George Lockwood. of Bridgeport, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. William '1‘. Raymond. at .‘The Maples," Rowayton. Yesterday, i‘A‘Ir. and Mrs. W. R. Keeler. of Wilton. were guests of Mr.‘ and Mrs. Ray.mond and Mrs. Russel T Bishop, offlrifigeport, while on a motoring (1111. also was enter tained fora sho1t while Vincent Trcsham and family, who have been residing at 12 Prospect Place,_ South Norwalk, for several yers, moved yesterday to New York city. Mr. Tresham and members of his family were former employee of the Crofut & Knapp 00.. but some time ago secured lucrative positions In New York, and decided to make their home In that place. Many friends in The Norwalka regret their depar- ture. Mr Tresham‘s house will be occupied by Mrs. Jcauctts lloenisch and family. -James McKicruan. of Norwalk. started on a trolley ride to 5111111111111 yesterday and at Roton Point he found two little children, a girl of four and a boy of eight, who had been left there when the Greenwich excursion left Roion Point. The children, who were almost too frightened to talk. managed to tell him that their name was Bronson and that they lived In Greenwich. Mr. McKIernan. instead of just taking a ride. to Stamford. took the little ones homo to Greenwich and lls‘ case is due for a hearing in New York city on August 12th. you WANT to buy GOOD oats. Proprietor Bonnie Chick Feed Bonnie Horse 'i‘eed Bonnie Dairy Feed Bonnie Poultry Feed 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 : them. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 F I Bonnie Scratching Feed ———-————-—v—-—‘—- i x 5, 4% x 11%. FILM PACKS— All sizes PRINTING—2‘1. 3% 11 $115,411 .1. 41,3 xil‘A Cccath. POST CARDS- 1c each. h. 301. Now Is the Time to Buy Old Oats T11 those who have not purchased. we say. SEND THAT ORDER TO 1'8. M's promise you prompt delivery, careful attention. courteous treatment, best grain. complete satisfaction. We never Imy a lower grade than we are willing to Iced to our own horses—and we think a 'great deal of Quality First, Last and All the Time. DEVELOPING—Sines up to 3% x 111/2. 15c. ti EL; 12 20c, ti Ex; 12 Ex, 30c. XUIA.30;2%X‘I‘lI14(11i‘2 x 3% 11nd 3‘16 11 4 William P. Beé‘r's restored them to their overjoyed par- t‘llffl. We take it for granted ad MANUEL TORO HATCH. 1 .i Developing and Printing Ex. 25c. 31% x 5%. .50; and“ ‘ 49 WALL ST., KODAK DEALERS. 0 80. MAIN STE, NORWALK. . SOUTH NORWALK. — TELEPHONE 108. Harbor Blues Blues, Weaklish. Boneta Mackerel. Flaifish. Steak Cod, Haddock. Halibut. Swordfish. Butterfish. Salmon. Eels, Snapper Blues. Sea Bass. Hard and Soft Crabs, Lobsters. Long and Round Clams. , Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market. FREE DELIVERY. t Fancy Potatoes, 300 pk ”Umted Grecery C0. "Eris“: 20 North Main Street ~ Road 11° «111111111 1, » . WALKS 'Tai, Flag. Cement, Gravel, Asphalt, Concrete Grading, Lawn and Garden Work, Oiling RAYMOND 1111503 A&P Spemals 1 1’1 WI‘E'",‘11’1" EM llll trading in stocks at the opening enact- lnd losses were quite equally divided. Colorado Fuel, fraction WALL STREET 11 11. on Drill“ in sympathy I about the top in ended WALL 81‘ Noon. tentiou shifted from the usual 111.. leade1s which new dull and Irregulou in theft movement New York 11- us] was its and l.ouis\ille and Naslf' ville 2 Westcln Maryland ran off 1% and Union Pacific pm. and Central. Leather 1. Bonds woos irregular. > WI1AI. STREET lp. m.—.—New York Central 11 advance was pushed to 2%. Iuterborough Metropolitan pfd. moved upwards H11. and Southern Pacific]. The gene-1 .1l lone nus 011111) In sym patln but dull The 11111111111. Association of the Nor- walk it‘lrc Depamncnf will hold an Inn portaut meeting at the Phoenix Com- panie's rooms in Wall street. All mem- bers are requested to be present. Mr. and M11-1.(.corge Woodward and Mr and Mrs.Wlllia1nF,.arle of Nor- w.alk ale taming Massachusetts In Mr. Earle‘s big car. Today they will be in Stockbrldge. THE NEW 1151 ii TEL. 112. WILL POSITIVELY OPEN FRIDAY, JULY 80TH PRICES . ............. 50c, 751:. $1.00 Seats new on sale at Box Oflice. RETURN OF- THE FAVORITE MR. EUGENE WEBER COMMENCING SATURDAY. JULY 818T MATINEE AND NIGHT DRAMATIC STOCK CO. POLITE vaunsvatts AND LAT- ssr movmo etcrunss. PRICES ................ 10c, 20c. 301: no HIGHER. 2—-P1.Avs anon WEEK—2 Sllllllll SBlllllll fillllllilllll 0!: THE Methodist and Baptist Churches Of SOUTH.JNORWALK. to LIGHTHOUSE POINT Near NEW HAVEN, by Steamer John Sylvester TUESDAY. AUGUST 8RD noun-5’ “cans .............50o cmsnnsws TICKETS .........25c The boat willieave the Steamboat Dock at 8:45 a. m. Money to Loan to property 01"ne1s on second and third mortgages. We advance you money if 3011 wish to buy a home. Independent Loan and Security Co. Havliand Building. 94 Washington St. Proposals for State Road Work Scaled proposals will btl leceived by the State Highway Commissioner, Room 27. State Capitol, Hartford. Conn, until 2 o'clock p. u1., of Satur. day, ,luly 313i. 1909. for the construc- tion of macadam loads in the towns of Greenwich. New Britain. Thomaston. Monroe and T111mbuli,and gravel roads in the towns of Ahdover Heb ron Oxford, Ridgefield land Wilton. and the grading and construction of roads in the towns of Burlington. Hebron and Farmlngton. in accordance with plans and specifications. Bids will state the prices as required In the specifications The State High- way Commissioner leserves the right to Increase or decrease t e number of is let. All bids must be accompanied by a bond of not less than one-third of the coat of the work, Any bidder to whom cont1act has been awarded refusing to sign the contract at the prices offer. an and furnish asurety company bond. or certified check. shall forfeit 11111111 his bond a sum equal to the difference In price between his bid and the next lowest bidder. - Plans and specifications may be on H . smined 1n the omcc or the first select. man in the towns oernaenwich. Thom- Aston. Trumbull Andover. 0rd. 211 revues 11111111111111 SUGAR. - - $1.00 lii‘dfif‘inlv‘iiihil‘tlli".'ii"'“‘“ VERY’BEST 111111111 mm 1111111111. 1 13.1111, 32c Endless: 395:.‘21I12l1115l‘t'i‘.’ ‘ m saucy PATENT 11101111. 24 1.2 111. 1111;. - 9o: commoner. 1...... 21 0...... 1909.‘ JAMES H MACDONALD. hid it State Highway Cumminimfu 111111 WALI. STREET. 10: 10 a. m.—Quiet ad but small p1 ice changes and gains American Cotton Oil Ind Central Leathe1 pfd. rose la1ge n1 -After “racing a point Reading lost It all king and the list reacted Iu “rims recovered again to at befmu the hour _ ‘utlve uf‘ gm“ 11119.1 feet to be improved. site the contrac_ The State Highway Commissioner reserves the right to reject any and all The Great A&P Tea Company 1.... 1M wnsmmnron ar. scorn nonwaw PR“ DILIVIIW. Dated at Hartford. Conn, July 24th. Outing Pants arm: 11111111 11111: ‘1 HOT WEAT " ER CLOTHES Straw Hats Bathing Suits ‘ Summer Oxfords j" Lightweight Underwear Lightweight Interwovens New Neckwear New Shirts" .‘ Price’s Clothing Store ' 98 Washington Street . South Norwalk‘ Phone 165-5 I‘. . ...‘.- c-u 23 MAIN STREET. Mrs. Henry Know of Brooklyn, are spending the summer at Breezy Hill. Cannon. I First Selectman James A. Brown stated this morning that the board has no Intention of using the steam road roller where the crushed stone Is be- ing spread on the East Norwalk streets. Mr. Brown stated that the present work is costing more than $1000 and that the selectmen have not any‘lnore money to spend on the job. Asked if he did not think it would ‘be better to limit the amount of work. but do it well, he replied that this course could not be followed. —'~ a . ’Some' “Slide-t AreGood Other Shoesu Are Better 11111231111111. , MLW” ,' ,. ’ Men s Emerson. . $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 ' Keith Konqusror.$3.50 and $4.00 Waldorf .................. $2.50 Ladies’ Lounsbury a Sonics ”00. 83.50 and $5.00 Herrlok‘a ,.$2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 Fisher. ..$1 $0 and $2.00 Children s Educator's. 315:, $1 .75 and $2.00 Boston School theh ....s13s,_ $1.110 and.t2.oo ‘ CONNEALLY - BRACKEN. SHOE IN CONNECTICUT. s1 wasnmoron srnaar. scum nonwaut..’ rusenoul ass-4 ”in... a... F—u—a Coal at$3.50 Per Ton WILL BE FURNISHED PERSONS BUYING A Til. Steam or Hot Water HEATER OF THE Heating and Plumbing Company WE CAN SAVE THE NORWALK CLUB WE CAN BAVE THE NORWALK LIBRARY $150.00 EACH SEASON~ WE CAN BAVE THE MABONIC BLDG. WB CAN SAVE THE 80. NORWALK CLUB 0150.00 EACH SEASON= WE CAN SAVE THE CLIFFORD HOTEL WE CAN SAVE THE MAHACKEMO HOTEL “50.00 EACH ~85“qu We Guarantee 11 saving of from 25% to 4075:" on,~ $8,000.00 Do You Want to save It? ’ ' ‘ PARTICULARS WILL BE FURNISHED B.Y lllllll l. JilllfS lllill. Hflllllll I llllIlIlIll ill 0011111111111 .1. .1. Goodwin received. morning tor; w H“ NORWAIJL' CONN. $150.00 EACH SEASON ' mom sac" ssneou . $150.00 EACH season ‘ three complaints this sidewalk bicycle ridingn Ea'at Nor-'- walk. This is a practice over which there has been complaint fhrseveral‘ weeks. Mr. Goodwin said this morning .. ‘ that this is the second week of grace for offenders and that he'ginnlng non- 1 day he will begin to make arrests of parties breaking the law 'covering this point. South Nilrsvalk. the offence oocnrrlng‘ in Hanfo place. The city police will probgly take up cases gore. 11111“ E cc 'ii 11‘1' 1.1...1‘.‘ 1111 11.1.11- Brockside Lake Ice Co Office and Storage, N. V. N, H. 514;. Freight ram. 1 ,.. Two Times — 754-3; Sift-23- rme assonTMgnr or .,'" SOUVENIR' :‘ Post Ca d from In 141p: ,. W. A. Buggerm‘an s '1 MUSIC STOOL '1. Donovan Block. 102 Washington. 0t. One complaint hits also been? made this week for sidewalk riding in ' 21's: '1 w 1
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