" Wests ° TAYLOR 8: anEN ‘74 WA? our Automobile“ * ,‘thann rs anywhere in the United States ore-ms. fer , 32‘ per hundred our year. by Matures crawl". sourii spawns. cons. . ritual-ions its: - “Lif'youuhsvc'cultivatod‘s into for M rum. Candy. . . OUR HOMI MADI IWIIT will certainly tickle. “! sum ways fresh and suite on. 1r. A LANE Tel. m. . . s1 Wloblngtoh si. Ab » " lflill’liWS ‘ svsumc ‘ssarui‘st. TELEPHONE cALLs ltd—News Department Old—Business Department flz—Bnnch Office. Moms": Do -Editor’s Residence ' Why Editor's Residence WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: General- ly fair tonight and Friday. Light to moderate variable winds mostly west. Showers have occurred during the last 21 hours in the Mississippi Valley. the Gulf and Middle Atlantic coasts, New migland and Tennessee and Kentucky. The temperature is high over the Rocky Moutnalu sections and the northwest. Boise City. ldaha. report“ ed 102 degrees; Miles City. Mont, 98; Salt Lake City, Utah. 96: Abilce. Tern, 96. and Pierre S; D. 94. Very moderate temperatures prevail throughout the Lake‘region. Only a few places in the eastern sections report temperatures about 90 degrees. WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. Temperature: Low, 70; high. 84. Partly cloudy. Men's cool nainsook underwear at the per garment at Rogers and Stov- ons See adv. Mrs. Jack Frost. of Elm street, has returned home after a visit with her husband in Boston. w F. E. LOl‘kWOOd and Stewart Elliot. of Norwalk, started on a pleasure trip to New York this morning in Mr. El- liot‘s new automobile. ____.,_...... Clair W. Barman. who’is5spt'hdifis the summer with Rev. A. G. itoynton. in Westport, spent last evening with relatives in West strcct. -—Automobilcs for hire. at ()acar ii Banks” Livery Stables, River street. Norwulk. Mrs. Charlcs Ebcu Gilbert. formerly Miss Rebeccu Moody. and her aunt, Miss Emma Partrick. of Cannon Sta- tion, spent, yestcrdny in Norwalk with friends. itcad the July specials in the Krleg- or adv. liont forget that they close on Friday afternoon during July and August in order to givo tbi-ir employee a half holiday. A. Lincoln Palmer and wife, of Chi- cago, are spending a mouth with Mr. and Mrs. .ioel Crosson, Mrs. Palmer's mother and father. at their home in St, John avenue, East Norwaik. The Ladics' Aid Sewing Society oi the First Methodist Episcopal (‘hurch will most at the home of Mr. and M rs. ti. N. McKibbiu. Eiruwuod avenue. to- inorrow afternoon at ll o'clock. --(.3urb and glitter rcsot. Bros. Raymond uW—m 'l‘bomas .l. Murphy. tho well-known bill poster. is ill Bridgeport today. look- ing after the bill posting internals of his brother. who is alienating the na- tional convention, now in session in Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Evarts did not go to Mount 'rom. yesterday, as they had expected, but this morning they started with Mr. and Mrs. lt‘li-tchor Van iiooscar for this place and will be gone until Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. (loorge it‘. h‘note. Mrs. '1‘. Marshall Andrews and Miss iiattio F’errll. of l’aasalc. N. .l.. who is spend- ing the sparrow nt iioil island. were visitors at Havln Rock. yesterday. niak‘ in; the trip by automobile. There are several interesting apo- ciaia to be found in the head adv to- tia . y M The cry that a trust has gotten the best of the ground in Great tiouth liay is uncalled for. About lit) per cent. of the ground in this bay is good for planting. and about‘half of this is now in the hands of the plants. is. T. Clark is one of the men who has taken over the big plot of Blue Point ground. and he assures us that the tilii‘pOiie il to malts the Blue Point business a benefit to those engaged in tin The Fire lit- isnd Oyster Company. we understand. has sold its holdings to the Healshipt System. We believe the men back of this new corporation really Inland to but the Blue Point oyster industry on ' a sane. sanitary hula-«The Oyster- man and Fisherman. W Cameras, 51 and Upwards V‘I N O L THI MODIRN . Tonic ’Recoadtruétor ”to ONLV sv F. H. BAXTER ‘ fl ANDERSON‘S Launch Works Boat Francs set up and ready to Blank. All kinds of repair work. Launches of all also: built to order by competent workmen. Oyster Shell PointNorwaik 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 salt- ing parties any 'morning at reasonable terms. Commodious. safe, speedy. For particulars address A. W. Mills, Manager South Norwalk. R. F. D. 37 Phone 179-” OUR GLASSES become the face as well as they fit the eyes. Let our Physician. who is a Skilled Eye Specialist, examine your eyes. NO CHARGE FOR ax- AMINA'l‘lON. THAMER Optician STAMFORD Open Monday & Saturday Evening 0 H c Basil K. Mitchell. tho Norwalk fun- eral director. has gone to nodding to- day on business. Miss Anna Pardeo returned yester- day from [Jewisborin N. Y.. where she passed a number of Weeks. Miss Florence i’lcws, oi llrooklyn. has returned home after a visit with Homer Butter in Broad River. Charles P. Keelcr. of East avenue is enjoying a vacation from his duties in the Raymond Grocery store. Rev. and Mrs. A. A. lnthbury. of East Norwich, 1.. l.. arc the guests of Mrs. Sarah F. Cargtll. or Westport av- enue, for a few days. James Shechau, of River sin-cl. the well known cigar maker is i-nloyinu a vacation from his work In tho (lid Well Cigar factory of South Nor-walk. Miss Flora L. Hullurun, or Miss N, E. Ryan's store in Washington street. has gone to New Haven. when: she will stay until Saturday with her cousins, the Misses Norton. Charles Caffrey. the local conductor. is confined to his homc in South tin- ton avenue. with rheumatism in his foot. ills many friends miss his pious- snt face and are inquiring about his condition. Miss Elisa Ford. who has been work- log it the NorWaik Methodist pursuit- ue. has left for a six waoks sojourn in New Milford. At the cud of that time she will be married to a minister who is now stationed at Springfield. The enngomem of Henry lloddoe. of South Norwalk. lo a charming Mr. Boddoo was formerly employed in the Norwsik iron Works. bill at pros out. ismorklng in the factory of the Yale t'i‘ovnc Co. Hm in. co. Caught In Paper Cutter. Jacobo a ed about machinery for 6:30 yesterday afternoon. when to the Mr. Sodium went clan dress“ the wound. - . .wm» - ; New! Postcards "Jillitgileceived Htamford widow has been announced. HAo I'uo or His FlNGER our on Joseph w. dorhsm, of the City Print- . Gorhnm has been unadu- lwonty~tlvo years and yesterday met his first so- cidents! consequence, losing the end of the middle finger on his right hand. Mr. col-ham. Who is proprietor of . the City Printing Company, was at work with I outlier paper cutter at his establishment in Havllsnd street Niall“. ti sharp hidde‘tbok off the section of the tinder about.» the edge of the bone. though notwtually striking the lager. o co or Dr. H. c. Short-r. where the physi- ‘ Jim" “itllli‘li WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.--’i‘herc . was very little actlfity lathe opanlng‘ dealings in stocks and price changes .- were correspondingly small. Gains Were the rule, extending to 8‘4 in Can» adian Pacific. and Minis tit. Pauli; My! WALL STREET. ii a. in.-—A strong tone developed When moderate buying ‘ ordcrp were executed. in the market lsaddrs. An annowded demand for, ‘the copper stochastic exerted a‘ strengthened effect the market. After a score or more of stocks had been advanced a point and over. the purchases began to siacken and the list became dull and easy. Among the notable gains were Northern Pacific 1 5-8. Union Pacific 1 3-8, Reading and Missouri Pacific 1 1-4. and St. Paul. Chesapeake at Ohio. Amalgamated Copper, Anaconda. American Smelling and 0,8. Steel l. Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie declined 2 1-4. WALL STREET. Noon.——'l‘he ab- sence of selling pressure in the stock market gave it the appearance of be- ing oversold as described by the trad- ers. Effective demand appeared at an recessions, although there was oc- casional hesitation and great dullness on advances. Reading was carried above 147. Bonds were irregular. WALL STREET. 1 p. m.—Tbe mar~ ket showed is accustomed dullness and narrowness of movement during the noon hour. none of the important stocks fluctuating more than a smut; fraction. . LONDON. July li.-—The rate of discount of the Bank of England re malned unchanged at three per cent. today. ENTRE NOUS CLUB DANCE. Weekly Social Largely Attended at Gregory Point Pavilion. inst evening's weekly social at the Entro Nous Home was a highly enjoy. able event and participated in by a large number of the members and their guests. Features of the evening were dan- cing and cards. The dancing was in . the pavilion. while the card games ware played in the regular club house near by. it is proposed to continue these weekly events througout the summer. than ‘ NAIL THROUGH BIG TOE. Henry W. lroland, shipping clerk in the oflicc of the .l. & .l. i‘ash Ltd. in Chestnut street. met with a very pain- ful accident. yesterday afternoon. which will keep him from work sev- eral days. While engaged in his du- tlca he stepped on an upturned hall with his right foot. the piece of metal passing completely through the fleshy part of his groin toe. lie was taken to hr. 1.. M. Allen‘s office. where the wound was caulcrizcd. and then re- movcd to his home in liroaid itivcr in a carriage. accompanied by Frank Goodcblid. superintendent of the omn- pany's plant. HEAT VlCTiM SUiClDES. WOODI-iURY. July li.~—~Temporar- i|_v deranged. it is believed. by long illness and the heat. John '1‘. Salmons committed suicide by imaging in his barn. early today. iic took the oppor- tunity to leave. his room when the nurse was out for a few moments. Sai- mous was 79 years old. a veteran of the (‘ivil War. and leaves a wife and son. Proposals Scaled proposals will be received up in ii o'clock Tuesday. July iii, l9l0. for cxtcualon work to the (‘lly ul‘ South Norwalit Electric Works Work to in- clude building construction and ina- cbiucry foundations. in accordance at The ”Only Place in To hing But Sea Food The lone otfim Schaffuer a Mani clone i w Men’s Cool-3 .. , i715 ‘ «s. C Nainsook Underwear, 45 A special offering of fine sheer nainsook-under garments for mcnwknce drawers and short-sleeve shirts in loose-fitting coat-cut model. We say “Special" because the qualitydeserves the name, and also because we bought them at a special price so we can sell them under-price. Bettor'tha‘n any fifty-cent underwear sold regu- larly—in all sizes now. but we advise you to respond promptly to this offering. Cool Summer clothes for men at home or on va- cation. and cool furnishings and straw hate as well. Boys’ Wash Suits. special value at $1.00. TWO STORES: South Norwaik :4 South Main St. The New Store 24 Wall St.. Norwalk. QUALITY 'i‘he successes that have been won on a foundation of cheapncss are as source and unsatisfactory as soap bubbles. ltcai success only follows Worth. and worth commands its price. A wise man is careful in so. looting the feed for his beast. A horse is like a man-«not worth much unless he's well fed. And proper feeding mcans to him very much what it does to you. iionnio Home Food theme groundl is composed of good sweet corn. oats. barley and wheat products. fresh ground each day; stale western feeds may wisely be let alone. Quality First. Last and All the Time. lionnieliorsc ’ ,d Dairy ad (‘blck F‘god Poultry Stock Feed \ MANUEL TORO HATCH. have long been i: specialty andhgu‘cafissozvlth us. that we have merited THE CHILDREN'S STUDIO We Photograph Children at Thci'r But PICTURE FRAMING All kinds of Frames constantly on hand Jackson’s Studio Opposite Norwaik Hotel 53 Wall St. Nor-walk, Conn. W who Handles Not. with the drawings and specifications, copies of which may be obtained at the office of the works. at the discre- tion of the supervising engineer. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. and to waive defects. Proposals should be addressed to the supervising engineer for .l. (l. While it ($0., Sonterorwalk. Conn. Jill lit ”W‘speaaaac‘e” in order to maintain standard fire protection fur the city during all hours. the water department are obliged to discontinue the use of hose for sprink- ling purposes outside of the city lini- its. All present permits will be ro- voltod, to take effect on‘ and after July id. 1010. Any advanced payments that, haw been paid for some will be returned to patrons. Any violation or this order or the opening of any public or private fire hydrant by any person other than the authorized city ofticials. or by special permit. will be subject to prosecution and fine. The city water department regret to take these drastic thesaurus. but are obliged to do so on ruinouut of tho wiii‘ul and per~ slatout abuse of tho sprinkling privi- logs. WA'i‘i‘ilb (30M MlSHlONERB, llty of tannin Norwaik. July 12th. 1910. i 112 (it WHIRT WAISTS TAILOR M‘ as Lmoasi cures NICK Loan AND rasssoUAarIa cussvsv m wuirs Auo BLACK AND warn rAiLon MAD! «AW \ BUTTERFISH and Round Clams. TELEPHONE 103. M FREE DELIVERY. a... ‘ Bilnolt to your summer visitors that during vacation is the time to, i sit for i’hotogrp‘phs. The place is ' The North Studio NO. 7. WASHINGTON OT. IOU'fH NORWALK. i fl.“ UNITED GROCERY co. as some MAIN srnssr. Q wsAKFisH ..................... 10¢ FLATFISH ...................... 10c ................... 12o Bluefish. Sea Bass. Hailibut, Steak Cod, Swordfish. Batman, Crab Most. Lob- stcrs. Soft Crabs. Littic block. Long _ Cutbill’s A; Bridge Fish Market. PHONI 148. Mohair Khaki Pants Odd Trousers Hot weather Underwear . . .. .. . . . .oilc psi- garment Cost Shirts. soft collar. double out! ”Admit, duo. “ p . Colored interonen Bathing Suits . . . Bummer Oxfords, all leathers ................saoo. “.00.; Straw and Leather Bolt Cases $1.00 up J‘ Trunks—Everything 98 Washington Street. South Norwaik lUMMER OUTFIT! FOR MEN Two and thrcopiccs cool Suits,Blue Sergssnd fancyhY Mixtures $1000 to 325.00 Very tbin Unlined Coats for hot days. White and Fancy Stripe Pants with end bottoms.” and $0 "‘ ." r‘lt‘f’l'. J2.” B‘ue BOYS. Isnsst’cssutjm‘ ‘1‘} snss-socloalnlOctclOsctolOcyOI .‘sw‘ ..d100 to “.00 _ Socks, some weight. u....o...-.........uunu.ii”YUP“ for the vacation. @ EXTRA SPECIALS GRANULATED SUGAR. 25 pounds for ..... ............ ‘I.. .393 GRANULATED SUGAR. 18 pounds for ............... . . . . .tmc BEST BUTTER, a pound ............ . ............ .. . . . . . . . .3“ PURE LARD. a pound . . BAKER‘S COCOA. a can The Great m to Pink Stainps sass. .......... :44: 1M WAIHiNGTON IT» SOUTH NORWALK. ran oELIvsav. Deliveries 3:30 a. m. and mac 9. m. otosso ALL DAY MONDAY. JULY 4 Dividend Day: 302% Thursday. July' 14th ”M «W ....... sun-u.- Is .u-...o..- .........xdc A&P Tea Company TEL NO. I” Bring your book and receive 10 Pink Stamps Free tar. Choose. Eggs, Headquarters for the Largest Stock of Grocer-in. Tun. Cutlass, Iu't-' _ Winn and Liquors in The Norwaiks Finest Creamery Butter per pound, 33c C80 ................... Armour's Potted Ham Sardines. Franco-American Potted Beef. lnsley's Crab Meat. can. Tongue. can .......... 5, 10. 15. 20. 25, 35. 400 can Gold Label Mustard Sardines. ”'10,; 2 cans ................ .. p .. .104; Eddy's Pure Jelly. glass ..... 150 ‘ Crown Aster Jams, Jar .....i|o °:0c 0|ives.lo. 15. 25. 35 and 55: not. ’ imported and Domestic Cheese Wines. Liquors and Mineral Waters. ' . 33 1'8: Washington Biro A. F. Beckmann 81 Co. at. tooth Norwsik. Phone «0‘ ,Thls Will ind the Benson's which he expects will be the of the season. visahle to buy one more. it oil. so that in round figures Main street have just been second application. lommlssioner Dunlops is treatment, considerin to daily water sprinkfing. uoas conventions as verse: "i omccb you» brethren. by the mercies on you present. riilcc." etc. the cause of Jesus Christ. PM“. . «tantra will be presented who atmds. , ~—.W~. ANOTHER on or education. tion in South Not-walk. Highway Commissioner Daniel Dun- lop has ordered another carload of oil. it was honored the one which has just been distributed would no the last. but it was considered ad- lod here tomorrow or the day follow- ing and will be the eighth car so far this season. The seven carlosds dis- tributed. total about 40.000 gallons of carloads will total 45,000 gallons. This oil has been spread over about twelve and ous~hait miles of city streets. Molt thoroughfares have been given one ap— piicstion but West avenue and North thusinstic over the results of the oil it far superior The tent meeting in Well avenue. last night. was inspiring and soul-sun ring. The Rev. W. w. Gillies preached upon one of fit. Paul's letters to the Romans. twcimi chapter and first ourhodlos a living sac sv. Mr. Gillies spoke on at. Paul no authority on the Holy Scrip- tures. and emphasised the mercies of God in food. raimsnt. health. and he became very eloquent when he showed how the Apostle Paul «orb iicsd his life for humanity‘- salts and very feelinniy “watched his hector! to follow the simple at the Apostle mu notifiable-ton and Miss Catherine Wilson were converted. This evening. an. Jocephinslitormsn will, give a pink moduli» tits toot. ‘ Iota The big four. M. ii. Glover. F. . ., Merrill. John Manning, and Howard?" Montgomery. have gone on a ”hint trip to Purdy‘s station. They went :3 automobile and expect to be i _ dowu with ash when they return. Distribu- ilusl one ls oxpec» is seldom popular. but it is tho I most essential element of . IIICCBII . . . 7. You cannot succeed long witv» out it. and now in the tints do begin Economical people usually havo/ savings accounts and we invite :i yours . . , the eight given a very On- a. mandamus Tutsi, Co. All. ‘On- unions .- PORTID. 4‘” therefore. tion. that NORWALK Savings Social inconronA'rho 1'29. " am hi. soim’sgpcibhu life. etc. He also ”Of! can
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