it you have cultivated a taste for lood pure. Candy, . \ OUR HOME MAO! OWIETO will certainly tickle your palate. ways fresh and enticing. .F. A. LANE Tel. 409. 6'1 Washington at. illili NEWS Al- IEVENING BENTINEL TELEPHONE CALLS ‘ - . Dale-News Department . lake region and New England. vie dad—Business Department M—Brsnch Office. Nerwaik .90 —Edltor’s Residence Ribs—City Editor's Residence WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwnlk and vicinity: Fair to- night and Tuesday, slightly cooler. Light to moderate west winds. Light scattered showers have occnred during the last twenty-four hours, in Tennes- see, Texas, Nebraska, the Dakotas. the northern and eastern portion of the‘ l’leu- stint weather prevails generally this morning in all sections ehst of the itocy mountains. The temperature continues high in the eastern sections. but is lower in the central and west- ern sections. WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. 'l‘emperuture: Low, on; high, 79. Clear. Dr. Dexter Hitchcock is having a wind shield and cover placed upon his auto- mobile. . Mr. and Mrs. David Flahorty. of Pros- pect avenue. spent Sunday In llridue- port, with relatives. William II. Fisher. of Fairlie-id ave- nuc. and duugbetr. Miss Lucy Flatter, spent Sunday at Savlu liock. Miss Anna Ncury. of Lowe street. is spending [Wu weeks with Miss Katherine t‘rogan. in illenhrook. iiarold You How. New spent Saturday umi Sunday friends in South Not-walk. of York. with linrry Benedict. ilrilli'iillli of the Winnipauh school. is joying a visit to his parents in Ileldcu Hill. The Allegro, .\rtliur lloyl‘s speed boat. in outlof water at Milli-ts‘ sbip- yard. where she is undergoing some repairs to the engine. .1. W. Nolun and son litiielhcrt, of Hartford, are visiting Mr. Nolan‘s par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nolan, of Spring Hill, for a few days. ll‘. It). Lockwood ill t‘o. call your at. tenllon to the Interstate motor cars which they are oil'crlun at Stood. See adv. for description. Misc Nona Raleigh. of tho Norwalk Hospital force of nurses. is enjoying it short vacation from hcr duties. Sut- urday she spent in New York City. Joseph Vliutzo found :1 bunch of keys at Roton i’oint yesterday. am] has fllrncti them over to tdliei‘ of PO lice William Volimer. W Matthew llowle‘y. of 'l‘orriugtou. who has been spending a vacation at the home of his mother in South Norwallt, has returned to the former city. Miss flora Gilbert. of l. .Im-I‘s store. \i'asblnglon street, has started on a two \Vccks' vacation trip to liositm and other poilllii in Massachusetts and llhode Island. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen .l. ll‘iuhcrty. who Wore recently married havu rd turned from their honeymoon and have taken up their residence at 20 (theat- mil Htl‘ool. Nuru‘ullt. Mrs. l"l‘lllik itnyuor and daughters, Vera and ()dcttv, and Miss lleutrico ilm‘rah. oi lloston. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John liunuluun. of Lincoln ave. uuc, Norwulk. ltoy iloncdict. ol’ Wontport avenue, to enjoying a day‘s vacation from his duties. He felt ptitli'ly this morniuu. but In steadily improving as the day grown older. Harold llaidwin. non of ill‘. amt Mrs. A, ll. Iluldwin. of Wall atrccl, who is employed in the Laidlaw (tompany, of New York city, is enjoying a week's vacation from his duties. Cyrus Raymond and Mortimer (lonv noliy. who were arrested and charged with breaking the Fourth of July ordi- notice. Wore ilinul this morning so without coatsgby Judge it). M. Lock- wood. Paul Knlppls. of [diamond avouue. who has inst completed his junior year at the Norwaik lliah schooi,‘has se~ cured a written in the Beatshipt Oys- ter Uolnpuuy. for the summer. He he- gan his work this morning. Cameras, 81 and ,Upwards all Cowl“: . v.5"??? s ;. .sw‘wm'mlm thoObile *3 ,INSURED . against tire anywhere in the United States or Canada, for $2 per hundred'per year, by TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN 74 WAIHINGT N STREET. OOUTH NOR ALK. CONN. TELEPHONE 185-2 VINOL THI MODIRN Tonic Recouéirudtor SOLD ONLY .IY F. H. BAXTER ..__ monasou's ' Launch Works , Boat li‘nmes set up and ready to plank All kinds of repair work. launches of all sizes built to order by competent workman. Oyster Shell PoinhNorwalk Sailors, Ahoy! Take a trip on the launch Ajax from Roton Point around the lighthouse and gas buoy. Only 10 cents. Every afternoon. Can be chartered for fishing or sall~ lug parties any morning at reasonable terms. (lonnnodious. sufo, speedy. For particulars address A. W. Mills, Manager South Norwalk, R. F. D. 37 Phone 179-12 Are Your EycsWorth anything to you 2’ It“ so come to us. We have a Physician. who is u Skilled Eye Specialist, to examine your eyes. NO CHARGE FOR EX AMINATION. THAMER Optician STAMFORD - - - CONN. Open Monday & Saturday Ereulngs Miss Annie id. Smith. of West ave- nue. is spending the day in New York city today on business. Russell Ennis. of NOI'Wfliii. will go to New York tomorrow to meet his wife and child, whom he will bring back to Norwnlk with him. They have been spending a chk with Mrs. Van lien-seiner, Mr. linuls' sister. William llornn. crnck pitcher for the Norwaik High School iiiiSl' bull foam, and who starred in both basket ball and foot ball. has fil‘t‘lll‘f‘ii a position at the Sealshipt oyster company. He no. gun his duties this mot-nine. Miss Fanny Shccbnn. or Not-walk. is assisting in the South Nornali. library and Free Reading Room. dnriut'. the absence of Mrs. Agnes lllauclmrd. who is at. Citalauqun, N. i'.. taking a six» weeks course in Library Work. Misti Helen T. Smith, of tin- Noru‘aik Hospital force of nurse-s, has return- ed from her vacation \Vllit'h shi- spent with her mother. l’nrl of tile lluu- i-iilv spent in Patterson, N. .l.. and the oth- or part at some New York slutc lake l‘i‘80l‘l. The hearing of the lit‘t'illllll of the executors of the will of lilo illlt- Albert ti. Coltlslock, of New (human, was held this morning in lilt‘ Noru'aik probate ofllcc before Judxc (in-gory. 'l‘iu-rc wore no especial bequests. but Willard (lotnstmek, of Norwalk, was among the beneficiaries. Charles Sterling, oi Fairlicld :twuuc. tho talenlod young violinist who held lilo position of concert toaster In the all-famous Norwalk illuh School or- chestra. commenced his duties last week In the tiaalshlpl Oyster l‘ompuny He Is undecided us to wholher in» will return to school or not ill the tall. Mrs. Anthony (hulco had a narrow escape from serious Injury in “non- iuxton street. this morning. Whilu attempting to alight. from hm- hus- band's fruit wagon, nhc slipprd and loll. striking her face on the brick pavement. Aside from sonic bruises, Hill! did not appear to be inlurnd and resumed her trill on the wagon. Mike Daron was fined no and costs, mnounllng in all to $25.98, lllls morn- Iug, by Judge .Iosuph It. Taylor. The (tans developed, last week when inn toss and hiatwlle were arrested chm-w ed with assaulting Samuel 'l‘rongono and wife. it appears that the immune were ordered out of a boost- owned by the ’l‘rongones. There was objoc~ tiou to thin proceeding and a com- plaint. iollowad. Mrs, Df'i‘ouu was ac quilted of the assault. charge. WW ... New Postcards Just Received 6 59; s , , CILEMAhl’Sr . i (lowered from‘ :1 up at the Stillsonv l Powell Corporation. See adv. What's the use of making summer dresses when you can buy them for the prices advertised In the Mints adv? W Mrs. Frank Erotica and daughter, or Ann street, are guests at relatives in Bridgeport. Mrs. Helen Ball, of Westport ave« nue. is entertaining Mrs. Sara Ball, of New York city, for a few days. in the adv. of Magnor and Flynn to- day they givc you a list of the hotel cates, etc.. where ltuppcrt'u Beers, for which they are agents. are on draught. in W. A. Huuford’s adv. today will be found a racing bulletin telling of the Banner day tor the Warren-Detroit, automobile. better read it. in the adv. of the Price Clothing store will be found items of interest for the masculine members of the tain- lly. Better read it. A pleased customer is one of the best advertisements. The Jones and ilotchklss Co. invfle you to ask any one for whom they have done work and they will abide by what that cuts» tomcr tells you. it you are building a new house they invite you to place the plumbing, etc, in their hands. See adv. The officers of Court Edmonde Dc Amlcls. Foresters of America, will be installed tomorrow evening by Dis- trict Deputy Thomas F. Dowd. Mrs. Charles Davis and family. who have been visiting in I’ouighkoepaie. have returned to their home In Main street. Charles llnvis spent. a few days with them while they were away. Chris Larsen and family and Captain (3. A. lmrsen and family enjoyed a clumbako at. Long Island yesterday, sinking the trip across the sound in Mr. Intrsen's big launch. Samuel Watkins. C. ll. Watkins and Rufus It. Osborn left the city this morning on a week‘s vacation trip. Most of the trip is being made by rail and they expect to visit Cottage City. Nuntuckot_ (tape Cod and Boston. For n time last owning it looked as if a West avenue trolley car would have trouble. Wilt-n near Elm slrecl. en route to South Norwnlk. the ear struck a switch iron that had dropped from a passing car. left the rails. The car nearly lluricn has a baseball season of which Manager liunfurd Smith Is proud. ilo declares the team this your surpasses that at“ all other seasons and Is not afraid to epiay any team in this section. (in Saturday af- ternoon of this week, the llurlcns play the strong Maplowoods, of Bridgeport. team this Nicholas Martin. welhknowu as the reprcseututtw oi the Housutonlc I’ow- or (lotupany in The Norwnlks. was or- ercome by the heat. lie was a very sick man all day yesterday, and it was necessary to keep ice on his head. uml use a lull almost constantly. lie is considerably improved today. and in- stated on attending to his duties. Highway Conuniuuioncr hilliii‘i llutr lop was of the opinion this morning that rain is not far off. About every time this season he has attempted to spread strcet oil it has forthwith ruin- ed and he sees no reason to export otherwise this time. His present eitnrl is dlrm-tul toward finishing up olllnu iilc Hti‘t'cls that iilH‘i' norulrI-ndy been treated altd in giving West nvcum- an. other coat of the oil. William Murphy, the \Vintllpauk inlnter. who was injured it short time ago by a fall from a hottsetop in West l-lilH-l, where he was changed at work. in the cmploy ol’ llnrid ll. 'l‘lnkler. has recovered from his injuries. which did not tutti out as badly as was expect- ed. and is again able to be about. He Is being congratulated by his host of friends upon his narrow Oflcfllii‘ and his quick recovery. ’i‘cukuc, the left fielder on the llalv tlvship Nebraska buesbull train. which played the Norwalku Saturday after- noon at Amusement Park, in Meadow street, is the champion middleweight lighter ill the United States navy. in the llillilll Saturday, however. he came near getting a knockout, though not from a list. A high fly which he was trying to cuplurc, landed on his head. bounded ofl‘ amt was caught by the can. tcr llcider, u put out being scored on the play. .lumes (‘nssloy ran up against what appeared to ho a pretty soft thtua. Hut- urday afternoon. When he discovered a line lot of bottles of hour In the cel- Inr of Patrick llrophy. In llavilund nircct. ()n his second trip he wait tilumrercd. and (litlcnr Frank titration was sent for to arrest him. It was claimed that (ltlsnidy got away with the contents of five bottles. in court ....s morning. .iudltu Joseph It. Taylor imposed a line of $5 and coats. .lohn ll. Hitoltion, tho wall-known lied Man and driver for tho Trow- bridge box factory. In home from a va- cation trip in Atlantic (lily. N. J.. and his friends are telltale.r some wird simian about his experiences. It Is claimed. for Instance, that. Jack came nonr going overboard while he was viewing one oi Curtlss‘ aeroplane iiiuhts over the edge of the ocean. it currents that Jack was on the million do im- pier and either the broom was so stiff or the suction front the aero- plane propeller was so great that Jack had to hold very tightly to s spite. Margaret Manor. a young woman twanty-thrce years old. is locked up at police headquarters .burged with air nault on the wife of Tony F‘ledsi. a storulteepar in heated street. it. is claimed that the Manor young woman hurled a plate at Mrs. F‘Iodsi. striking her on the nose: People in the neixib burhood say the Manor young Woman is not mentally sound and Prosecuting Attorney William F. Tammany will take the matter up with the probate court with I view to having physicians examine the manhunt: reference [0 ”Of "11",: . .i The Home of Hart Sch offset 8: Marx Clothes ) PgCool This is the weather you brica wool can make. The weaves, tropical worsteds. We are having a big call French cuffs. collars o The New Store 24 Wall St., Norwalk. $10 to $30 suite at their true value. Light-colored light-weight clothes for Summer, this yet durable; the coolest fa- gives them shape-keeping qualities which are lacking in many of the suits offered generally. Soft. delicate greys, tans, olives, blue serges, in rough spans-mils” and quarter lined with alpaca—in models for men and young men-coat and trousers, $10 to $30. bought so many early in the season; they’re scarce now. Beauties in soisette, silk-and-linen and pure silk, Separate! Summer trousers, $2.50 to $6. w TWO STORES: Suits ’ men appreciate our thin perfect hand needle work wool crashes and home- for soft shirts; lucky we r neckbands, sec to $3.00. South Norwalk 14 South Main St. QU 'I‘hc successes that have been won i-it‘lll‘t‘l‘. and unsatisfactory as soap icctlng the feed for his boast. unless he‘s null fed. And proper Mint ll docs to you. llonntc ilorsc each (lily; stale Western fer-(ls may ilounle llorac ll‘ced llairy Feed t‘hick Feed i'oultry Stork Feed worth. and worth commands its price. A horse Is like a Inuit of good sweet corn. Outs. barley and wheat products, Quality First. Last and All the Time. ALITY on n inundation of clicupucss are as bubbles. Iieal success only follows A wise man is careful in se- noi worth much feeding nwans to him very much Peed thontc groumll is coutposed fresh ground wisely be let alone. MANUEL TORO HATCH. PHOTOGRAPHS have long ilm‘li a specialty and am e the lit THE CHILD We Photograph Chi ‘ PICTUR All kinds of Frames Opposite Norwalk Hotel Jackson's Studio OF CHILDREN mat with us. that we have merited lc oi REN'S STUDIO ldren at Their Best E FRAMING constantly on hand 53 Wall 8L. Norwatk. Conn. WEAKFiSH ................. 10c LB. SMALL BLUES . ............ 12c LB. STEAK COD ................ He LB. Cutbill’s Bridge TELEPHONE l08. all. - nus ' Hangout to your summer visitors all for Photographs. The place In N0. 78 WASHINGTON 8T. h... A...» n... “up...” “s... v. The local order of the ii. i. L. that yesterday morning, and transacted routine business. Miss Iluitol lirothcrtou. of lloyi street, has returned hilluo after a short visit with Port Chester friends. W There was a lively tight Saturday night about 9 o‘clock in front of the dancing pavilion at iloton Point. but the scrappers were quickly put to rout by Deputy sheriff Iatuuet C. ireland and Constable Bryan ll. silk. though not before two of the hunters had their faces beautifully decorated. The most artistic decoration was probably that. of the eye of s south Nurmllk young man who in known as u prise lighter. Next best in the line of facial detour tion was that carried off by a Norwallt young man. Another young than, who had gone through several years of hard service in the navy. made the object of his flock: exorcise lookiike I spent nicktl. The slfsir was participated is principally by four young men. t Fresh Every Day ,. The North Studio Halibut, Eels, Kennebsc Salmon, But» torilsn, Sea Bass. Mackerel. Soft Crabs. Crab Meat. Little Necks. Long and Round Clams. Fish Market. FREE DELIVERY. ’. that during vacation is the time to IOUTH NORWALK. Mills room} Rmith of Cross street, Is visiting Miss Nollie Slaltar. of New York city. for a few days. W. F. Skelly, brother of Deputy Sher lff Thomas A. Skelly. cl Norwniit Ive!“ the day yesterday with the lat ter. Mr. Bkuiiy is from l’ompton leu and is employed in linskeli, N. J.. at the Dupont de Nemours. the brunet oi the international Bniokoluss how that Company. W Mrs. Alice Robinson. of New York entertained a party of an even dozel at the Norwuik Country Club on Solar day night. in honor of Miss Franco: l-laratrom. They enjoyed an excellent dinner and than dsnced for the re mslnder of the evening. Those pres out were: Misses Frances lilrstrom Basel lillscur, Mamie Stinger, Emily Nash. Dorothy Cholweli and Helm Gore. and the Mosm. Eric Horslmm Conrad Price. Robert Tristram. lieu Mohair ........02.00 ilot weather Underwear - w ..___....._.. illllii lil._i_i_i_il Sliiili WALL STREET, 01l0 a. m.—-—0pen- lug prices of stocks showed good gains over Saturday's closing level on mod- erately active dealings. A higher range prices in London preceded the opening here. The advance in Union Pacific, Northern Pacific, Great Northern pfd.. Atrhison. Reading, Brooklyn Transit and lnterborough-Metropolitan pfd. reached a point, Southern Pacific. and ltock Island ‘le and Consolidated Gas -i a. ———-——. WALL STREET. ii a. m.-»For half an hour prices rose in a confident manner on enlarged dealings, but af- ter that time the demand fell off and tile list eased off on light offerings. Amalgamated Cotlper became very heavy. falling to nearly a point below Saturday‘s close. Settle ol' the import. uni gains were Union Pacific and lleuding l 34, General Electric 1 5-5, Airhison. Rock island. Atlantic Coast Line and Minneapolis. St. Paul. Mia sourl Pacific. Kansas to Texas. l'ulted States Steel. “esters Union and some other i to 1 H. Shortly before ll o'clock the rise was resumed and the list went to the lop again. WALL STREET, Noon—Last week‘s late rally in stocks. the rains in the northwest and further gold en- alignments in London brought In some demand from commission houses. Lust week's buyers took advantage of this to release profits. The weakness of Amalgamated Copper, which declin. ed Hp. had some effect at least. The reaction of the second hour resulted in dullness. United Railways and In- vestmenl pfd. rose 3%. Bonds were firm. WALL STREET. 1 p. m.—-A better tone set in soon after midday and the market hardened a trifle. Trading was only in scanty amounts. owing to the extreme heat today. the brass polishers employed at the plant of the Lockwood lilanufacturing (‘ompnny were obliged to quit work for the day this morning. Economy In seldom popular, but It Is the most essential element of success You cannot succeed long with- out it. and now in the time to begin Economical petlple usually have savings accounts‘end We invite yours The South Norwalk Trust Co. 4% 0n Isvlngs SUMMER OUTFITS FOR MEN ' Two and three-piece ecoi Suits, Blue Serge and fancy ., Mixtures 01000 to 025.00 Very thin Unlined Coats for hot. days. White and Fancy Stripe Pants without: bottoms.” and u I Khaki Pants ... 01.50 . Odd Trousers $100 to 06.00 ‘ \ .60c'per garment Coat Shirts. soft collar, double cuff . .. ....s1.oo, 01.50 \i _, ,1 Colored Interwoven Socks, cause weight. ' ’ Straw and Leather Suit Cases 'i‘runkswidverything for the vacation. NORWALK Savings Society moomnmsu 1m DEPOSITS OVER 83.775000 George M. Holmes. President. Win. homo, Vieerident. mitt Vertical, Louis monk and Arthur Bessy. ., , ‘ III-mud: A. no. 0099 s 1‘»...- ‘i‘ T Blue Barge ”Noun-5° ’t‘ ‘3 u uh“ BathingSuits noon“L . Summer Oxfords, all leathers ............,...s3.oo, «.00 \‘ . 31.00419. \‘ . L 3‘. Price’s Clothing Store, . , 98 Washington Street, South Norwalk “ma nuns lllljtillillll; Frederick c. Rockwell Frederick Camp Rockwell, of Bel- den Hill, where he made his home with his daughter, Mrs. Stoots. died there yesterday morning, in the 88th yearcl his age. for years the engineer in the Cousins Shoe Factory, in Hoyt street. and was consequently well known in The Ner- walks. Be had been III for a ilhort time. The funeral services will be held this afternoon at the home of his daughter. in Belden Hill, and the Rev. l". r). Torrey. pastor of the Nor-walk Methodist Episcopal church. will onl- ciatc. The time of the services is 5 o'clock. The remains will not. be in- terred. but wil be taken tomorrow morning to Oyster Bay. Long Island. for burial. Lucy Trolsno. Lucy, the infant daughter. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 'l‘roiano. of 52 Wall street. died ’sterday afternoon at that place. She as just 5 months and twenty days old and the funeral services will be held from the house tomorrow at- ternoon at 2 o'clock. The services will be followed by Interment in St. Mary's cemetery, MA/l SAID HE HAD 0140. ——~__. Stranger Who Said he Was From Bridgeport Looking for Owner Here. if Diogenes was but alive now he would have no further than Bridgeport to go to find that proverbial honest man. There Is a man in that allow. mentioned place who Would probably fill all the requirements that are neces- sary. even in the opinion of the ions- , since-dead Diogenes. Saturday a stranger. poorly dress- ed. who looked as though he might be a mechanic or something along that line of occupation, walked Into tile ‘ Norwallt railroad station, and accosted .iohn Wood. the telegraph operator. He said. "Are you Mr. Wood?" "Yes, ruin. here." answered John. The follow then asked him, “Did you lose 0140 in ilrldxoport?" Mr. Wood said that he had not. The follow did not seem to take this statement very well. for lie was quite sure that. this Mr. Wood was his man. but Operator Wood could not say that ho had. tor he had not. and than they began to tlgure out who the man who had lost the money could be. The honest mun took out a telephone mini- bar that he had In his pocket. it was 387-2. This was City Engineer Charles N. Wood's number and John Wood thought that mayhap he might. have been the man minus the m0. «At shy rate. he directed the ilridgeportor to the Wood residence in taunt avenue. but Mr. Wood'was not at home. Poo pic at the house directed the man with the roll to the cities of the water coup nliasioners. as they thought that Mr. Wood might be there. At this place the man found I'm!- erick lluoklcy. The city ennuesr m not there. and Mr. Buckley's nine (timid not be construed or abstract» ed sound one mite like cod. The man was ilnslly forced to so hack to integration without hsvln any star cells In finding the man who had lost some good money. “But won't be an honest. one?" everyone save Charles .., N. Wood is asylum today. . Mr. Wood scouts the idea that the man was looking for any Wood. «you no tutti 8140 in ill: pocket dither. g0 . said this morning that it was ill ably some clever alchemy, will. ’ / thing instead of s men, who m an bit set the e m mil. in swim" lefim ‘ 4 it)!" Of'ilima ; , ' 00¢}th _. A .l Mr. Rockwell was . \s. ’V amount or money that not be m : ‘J‘
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