it you is cultivated a taste for
good pure. Candy. ‘ ‘ “
' oun HOME MAD! own"
will certainly tickle your patch. Al-
ways fresh and enticing. .
r. it. LANE
. Tel. 409. 6.1 Washington at.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Cloudy
and possibly light rain tonight. Tues-
day fair. Moderate to brisk north to
northeast winds. Adlsturbunce cen-
tral this morning near Hatteras. N. C.,
is producing cloudy and rainy weather
along the coast as far north as New
York city. The rain area does not ex-
tend very far inland. This vicinity
will be on the southern edge of this
disturbance during the next twenty-
four hours. Another disturbance cen-
tral in Oklahoma is producing unset-
tled weather with local showers in
the southwest. An extended ares. oi
high pressure over Lake Superior is
producing cool. pleasant weather in
the central and northern sections.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY
Temperature: Low. 65; high, 83.
Partly cloudy.
if you want to know how to get. a
thirty five dollar heater free read the
iioasntonic l’owor Co. adv.
John T. Hayes and family enjoyed
an automobile ride to Yonkers. N. Y.,
yesterday. and returned late last eve‘
nlng.
Louis Vorlln. .lr., of East Orange.
spent the week cud with his parents
in their spacious residence on Elm
crest 'l‘crrocc.
———lir. C. l". lioutwell has returned
from his vacation at lllgby, N. it.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Parkinson, oi
Grandviuw uvt-noc, were in Now lltl
ven Friday and Saturday attending tin
funeral of a relative.
Miss Bessie Semitic. (if ’l‘rlstruin &
Hyutl's Willi slrcct store, will begin
her vacation next Monday and will go
to llanbury for a Week.
Mrs. Hurry Bulconl and daughter. oi
ilnion Park. and Mrs. Anderson and
(laughter, of New York. arc spending
sonic time at Lee, Muss.
ice Cream Salt. Raymond ilros.
'Mlss l’enrl ilikeman. of New York
city, who formerly lived in West awL
mic. is spending a few days with her
grandmother, ill (.‘I'unhury.
Miss Ella C. Lindobcrg. of ivy place.
has just returned from a month's visit
in Hanover. where she was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. N. A. llcnnott.
George K. Nlckcrsuh. the well-
known mail carrier. who l‘i'HilIl‘li in
llclden uvouuc. in enjoying a tow days‘
vacation. .i. W. flown in substituting
for him.
Miss Sarah llnrncs. of Franklin live.
one, has returned to her home hl'lor a
two wrcks' vacation. which shc spent
in Mount Vernon. Billion island, and
New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Kciiiilll. 0’
East t'hnrlotic. V1,. art~ tho guests of
Mrs. Martin Kellogg. of lettuce place.
Mr. lit-lions is it liroilicr of lilo late
Marlin Kellogg.
George Sliuvhnn, a former Nni'walll
buy, now outplayed in tho ('Hillofll
house at New York. nu lioollkmpcr.
was the ghoul of Edward ll‘ulluii. oi
Plattiivlllu avenue over tiuuduy.
m
wAuiomohlles for hire. at tlucnr ll.
Bunks‘ Livery Stables. ltlver street,
Norwalk.
Tito Knight Street A. M. is. Huntley
school will go on its annual exclusion
to Elvis Rock. New Maven. on 'l'huni-
day, July 28. Special cars have been
chartered. 'l‘hs scholars will have lots
of amusements among themselves, in-
eluding foot races between Mrs. John
llurr. Mrs. 1. Show". Deacon .l. 1).
Taylor and Brother ti. lireen. Master
1... summon and Master stirlngsialu:
also glrls' peanut hustle. slowllle. foot.
bail and baseball. A lolly good time
may be expected, as 8min Rock has
the facilities for monument and fun»
about the chutes. mnfio‘round. fly-
ing wheels. North Pole trip. etc, and
on this day quite s number of other
excursions will count in from different
parts of the state on give all a chance
to meet their allies friends they have
M.
~44“..- 0%-».--q. ,m .
”full Line of Instinctive Films
‘ v
‘ Yourdtiiomiibilc
' . INSURED
against the anywhere in the United
‘ States or Canada, .
for 52
Mr hundred per year. by
' TAYLORBLGOLDEN
14 wnsilmeron eraser. scorn
'ijlilonwstlt, couiv.
“reunions mo
‘ HALE? L
Tonic Reconstruéior
F. 'Ii‘éfi'iixirsn
”W women's
Launch Works
.Bosi Frames set up and ready to
pink.
All kinds of repair work. .
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OystchhehPolnLNorwalk
Commodious
Launch “Ajax”
(Capt. Wallace Bates)
Private fishing or sailing parties
mornings. Terms reasonable.
AFTERNOONS -— Delightful trips
around lighthouse and gas buoy from
Roton Point. Tickets, 10c.
For terms and particulars, address
A. W. Mills, Mgr., ltowayton. it. F. D
37. Tel. 179-12.
All parties and trips subject to
change on account of weather.
During the moonlight nights the
regular trips will be made, alternation
with trips around the eastern side of
Dell island. around Tavern and Smith
islands. back to the dock. Faro for
either trip, 100. .
Your
Headache
may come from the need of glasses.
Let our Physician. who is a Skilled
Eye Specialist, cxamloc your eyes.
NO CHARGE li‘Olt EXAMINA-
'l‘lON.
THAMER
tician
. u o
-
STAMFORD CONN.
Open Monday at Saturday Evenings
Painless . __
Extracting
is by no means a lake at my cities. it
does not matter to me how badly a
tooth is decayed. or in what condition
the roots may be. or how nlllmssibto it
may seem, the result is the some a
month left in good condition, no pain.
and a pleased patient. it is no wonder
people dread a visit to the dentist ll'
teeth are broken off iilltil'ilil of extract-
ed. if others how failed to null you.
give me a trial. i can convinci- you
of the best way to have a tooth out.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 South Mlln 31.. South Norwslk
Hours: 9 a. in. to 8 p. lil.
9y appointment only.
Sundays
mu...» .... ~—-«< -
Mias'Nellle Rourke. of i'hliutlt-tplllu,
is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ll.
il‘lliow, of High street.
iourt Edmondo Dit.\lliit‘l.~t.\\'iil hold
a meeting this oveulnu hi ii‘uti'tllurn'
Hall, in Railroad ith'illltl.
The newly ell-vied officers of the
Colfax Encampment, i. (l. (i. l«‘., of
this city, will be installed this l'Vt'lllilR.
A son was born lust illuhl to Mr. and
Mrs. Spencer 8. Adams of Hunt av.»
one. Both mother and child are doing
nicely.
Another fireworks exhibition will he
git/on tomorrow evening at otou l’ulni,
under the auspices of the (‘tiillitwllt‘tll
Company.
The Misses May and lronc situation.
of ill Sleuth sires-t. ara'uluindlua ihclr
Hilmmll‘ vacation in New York and
New Jersey.
..
Home of the resident» of Willi «trout
are oblootlng to Cultivator William
A. Arthur placing his supplies and
tools on the sidewalk. and he has re
moved it pile of rails which wars on
the also of the curb. One of the with
dents who objected to the Obslrnriiollu
is II“! to have run his automobile the
length of the walk on Saturday oven»
ill". and ii. ll thought this will not oc-
cur in the faults. as the city animal;
believe what is fair for one is also for
another.
. “shady.“ is...” . .-
.M‘
New “Postcards
lust Received
6 I?! s
t
m...‘ .. "”5 m..-
Mrs.‘Mary It. Waterbury is ill at her
home. No it drove street.
The halo of dresses is still going on
at the Mints store. See prices in adv.
Concord filvlshm, Sons of Temper»
ones, have a regular meeting sched-
uled for this evening.
Dr. and Mrs. C. n. Boutwsll, or mini-
crest, have returned home from their
annual vacation trip to Nova Scotla.
Albert Chluary. of the Star Shirt
Company. in Bridgeport. is enjoying
a two weeks“ vacation from his duties,
m-—
There will be the regular meeting
of the Norwalk city council this even-
ing, and it is thought that it will be
a short session.
Frederick Waters, of Norwalk. is
taking the place of William Henry in
Van Iiuren's Main street store during
the latter's absence.
'l‘llose headaches may come from
your eyes. 'l‘hamer, the Stamford op-
ticlan has some suggestions to offer
along that line. See adv.
idly Raymond. of West avenue, is
spending a few weeks with his friend
Russell Turner, at the home of the
latter in Baltimore. M. D.
An adjourned meeting of the city
council will he held this evening. when
highway and other matters are to
conic up for discussion and action.
The Royrock Mfg. Company will
repair trunks, make you house trunks
to order; also moth proof chests for
pricking your winter garments in. See
ii. Y. '
Miss Ethel Feller, who has been
making an extended visit with Miss
Hazel lillascer, of West Main street.
returned to her home in Poughkecpsie,
this noon.
Another tank load of street oil or.
rlvcd this morning for the city and
Highway Commissioner llnnlop ln-
tends to distribute it as soon as the
weather will permit.
Captain Edward P. Weed, of Mor-
gill] avenue. has gone to camp. and
William Henry is taking the position
of extra man in the drug store of Mr.
Weed, during his absence.
George W. Morris. who has been
seriously ill for a number of days at
his home in West street, is now coli-
sldcrnhly improved. which news is
very pleasing to his many friends.
'l‘he prudent man not only lives with-
in his income. but saves a certain sum
from his earnings. Are you one or
the prudent ones? The South Nor-
waik Savings Iluuk adv. will interval
you.
Arthur Murray. of Harriet street,
it s gone to the. Mountains. in Maine.
w turn be will be the guest of Mrs, lior-
the ill. Richards and (laughter Anon. or
West atrcct. south Norwalk. for a
week or two.
W. A. lluniord, tln- automobile limit
or, has purchased a m-voitpusscnger.
Peerless auwlnobllc. which he intends
to illif‘ as a routing car. augmenting
his seven-passenger Packard used for
renting purposes.
Their is conslilvrnhlc mystery about
a blow bonnet "with blue ribbons on it"
which was left some time during lilt‘
night at police headquarters in Hull-
land street. Who it was left by no
one appears to know.
Miss Flori-bro Meeker. of Mcrwln
street. is ill at her home and unable
to attend to her duties in the (treat
it. and 1‘. ton store, in Main street.
Miss Katherine livers. of Orchard
street. is acting as a substitute for
the day.
“Earle lvkimonds. of East Norwalk.
who is employed in the opium: store
of Rogers and Stevens, is ill at his
home. He is threatened with typhoid
it is said, and he has many Wt'li wishes
among his friends for a link! attack if
any at all.
Miss Mudolliu- Manner. of lloldon
avenue, will leave allorlly for a trip
throuah Connecticut. Massachusetts,
and lillodo lslsmi. She will ho uouc
aliout three weeks and will spend the
time with various friends in Now lion-
don. Central Falls. and Providence.
The Sons of ital-mun hint a very an-
loyshlo picnic youtordsy at Frederick‘s
(trove in North Taylor evenue. and in
families present, there were lam» del-
egations of nus-iii from the standard
litmus 300lt'ly and the South Nor-
wulk unrieiia Club. A fine layout
was served.
W»-
llottsrs received from Arthur Whitel-
or. of Arch street. who is spending
the summer with his callus , meta
llruco iirndley. of Bali inks City. Utah
says that he is having a fine time and
that ha iii enjoying every moment of
his visit. its wli not rstum to Nor-
wslk until just before college at This
opens in the falls.
Court laurel. Daughters of issboiis,
will meet tomomw evening and there
is little doubt the meeting will he one
of the largest in the history of the
court, for on this occasion. the Rev.
James R. Mitchell. acting pastor of
ill. Joseph's church who leaves this
week for another field will be present
and deliver a farewell address to the
members.
some one had a great time with a
item yesterday in Upper slain street
according to all the reports that have
been about about Nowell: today. it
The Only Place in Town the;
a. doctorate Schalfuer &"Marx Clothes
~ if Men’s Cool
Nainsook Underwear, 45"
A special offering of fine sheer nsinsook tinder
garments for mom—knee drawers and short-sleeve
shirts in loose-fitting coat-cut model.
We say “Special" because the quality deserves
the name, and also because we bought them at
a special price so we can sell them under-price”.
Better than any fifty-cent underwear sold regu-
larly—in all sizes now, but we advise you to
respond promptly to this altering.
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.
'rwo STORES: ' '
South Norwalk 1
14 South Main St. 3
The New Store
as Wall St., Norwalk.
QUALlTY
The successes that have been won on a foundation of cllcupness are as
source and unsatisfactory as soap bubbles. lical success only follows
worth. and worih’commands its price. A wise man is careful in se-
lecting the food for his lu-nsl. A horse is like u mum—not worth much
unless he's well fed. And proper feeding menus to him very much
what it does to you. llonnio Home Food (home ground) is composed
of good swcei corn, oats. barley and wiwnt products. fresh ground
each day; stale western foods may wisely he let alone.
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
lionnio llorse Feed
llalry Peed
l‘lilck lived
l'ouit ry
[d in Stock Food
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHILDREN
have loug’ been a specialty and success with us. that we have mcrltcd
”it! liliv (if,
THE CHlLDREN'S STUDlO
We Photograph Children at Their Best
.1 PICTURE FRAMING
All kinds of Frames constantly on hand
Jackson's Studio
Opposite Norwsik Hotel 53 Wall 8t., Norwsik. Conn.
Handles Nothing But Sea Food
FLATHBH ...... . ............... 10c alusflsvi‘i. Saunas. Hailibut, dink Cod,
Sword sh. simon. Crab Mut Lob-
BUTTERFISH .............. 12c “Gm Soft Crabs. thtls Neck..Long
WEAKFlBH . .......... . ...... 10c and Round Clams.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
.. if ..
sunset to your summer visitors ibIt during vacation is the time to
all for l‘howgruphs. The place is
The North Studio
"0. 7| WAUHINOTON IT. UOUTH NORWALK.
... s. . W... w m... WM.“ “My... ... .... .
FANCY HOMEPOTATOE8.pst-psck......................25c
HOMEWAKBEANS,p¢rqurt 5c
:1 cans Milk ............ ..iilis lien llur Flour....bu, 80c; bblu “.40
l0c”hotlleliootllnrr tantrum so no can Ham Loaf
Williams'itootlleer instruct ......ibs ism. per dossn ................,25s
zlwts. Knapp‘s ltoot Bccr autumn deans Corn .250
Black and Rod Ra'spberrlss, Currants, Peaches. Squash. Tomatoes
and Butt
UNITED GROCERY co.
so some mun stilts-r. FHONI m.
,H... w “it“... ..-
Expert Gas and atom Fitting
illsto or 'i'ln Roofing-m
‘ if you want a Metal Gatling.
ill all the,
r" ”.“a‘i‘ WW lot .sl'm
‘W lime '
a.
is said that a horse «the; from up: .
tier control at the driver. started down ;
tibia street at a good site. its was
flopped for an instant by the wheel of '
the wagon hitting a hitching post. but .
to if you not use natural. or
ill need
if you want anything high. grade and
serviceable in Plumbing and Meeting
of supplies. call on
7H. OOUAKI DIAL "OD“
The "westerns“ ' Co.
_ “seesaw
W
”‘t
i-
Mohair .......s2.oo
Trunks-Everything for the
tall lll _l_l__l_ll smut
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. air—The
opening dealings in stocks were un-
important and included lnly a very
'sluggish price movement. Gains were
more numerous. but there was a. suf-
ficient sprinkling of declines to give
a slightly irregular tone to the market.
People's Gas rose 1%.
WALL STREET. ii a. m.-~A down-
ward drlft of prices established de-
clines in Amalgamated Copper of 1 5-8.
Rock island pill. and American Steel
Foundries 1 1-2. Vt'abasb 1 1-8. Reading
2 and St. Paul, Union Pacific. Ameri-
can Smelling and National Lead 1.
Supporting orders restored the de-
olincs. but the selling was renewed
and prices fell back again. Pittsburg
Coal and Pressed Steel [.‘ar rose 1. .
WALL STREET. l2 m.-~The sharp
fall in prices of stocks during the mor-
ning resulted from only moderate sell-
ing. The stagnation ofthe demand dis-
couraged holders for a rise and
prompted an attack by an opposing
speculative party. The reported shad»
ing of steel prices and dissatisfaction
with the copper trade position were
elements in the weakness of the mar-
ket. The general list showed numer-
ous losses of l to 1 1-2. Reading fell
:l H, l’nion Pacific 2 lint. American
Stool Foundries 2 1-2. Wabash Md.
and Amalgamated Copper 2. U. 8. Steel
l :38 and Southern Pacific, Louisville
6‘s Nashville and Brooklyn Transit
l L2. Rallies threw the market into
dullness and prices yielded again.
lloilds were irregular.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.-»'1‘he sell
lug came to a pause. but the market
showed little resiliency. Prices ral
tied a point in a few cases. but trading
subsided to nominal proportions. Mia
souri Pacific fell 1 34.
LONDON. July 18.~— Practically all
of the 2600.000 in gold on the market
today was purchased for America at
half a penny advance. There was
some competition for this gold from
continental points.
in the Backlash adv. numerous help
fui hints for the luncheon will be
found. Better road it.
It you are in need of anything in the
heating and plumbing line read the
Jones and llotchkiss Company adv.
All men may be liars. but it isn't
safe to say so.
Economy
is seldom popular. but it is the
most essential element of
success
You cannot succeed long with-
out lt. and now is the time to
begin
Economical people usually have
savings Accounts and we invite,
yours ‘
TheSouth Norwalk
Trust Co.
4% On “vines
NolthLx ,
Savings Society
MOORPORATID ll“
DEPOSITS OVER 33.775000
floors. hi. Helms. President.
will. A. cunts, WM” 7
SUMMER OUTFITS FOR MEN
Two and three-piece cool Bahamas Barge and fancy
Mixtures .sionc to 025.00
Very thin Unlined Coats for hot days. '1
White and Fancy Strips Pants with cuff bottoms.“ and '0
unansw- sise'
Odd Trousers 0100 to ”.00
Hot weather Underwear .. .600 psi- garment
Cost Shirts. soft collar, double out! . . . "Jim, IMO
Coldred interwoven Socks. “use weight. ‘
Bathing Suits also up i.
Summer Oxfords, all leathers ...............s300, $4.00 \2 .
Straw and Leather Butt Cases
Price’s Clad—ling Stare, ”
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk '
rm. _ a l. cm
i
Blue Sarge .........ts.so
incl.
O
It’d
01.00up .' '-
. ‘1
vacation.
I- -L
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THE court-i NORWALK “limit"
BANK ‘-
w .
Directors Chosen and the 8am Gills
cars Flo-elected fer Another Year ‘-
Tbe annual meeting of the South fl
Norwalk Savings Bank was held at .
the banking house this morning. The i
following named were elected direct~ ‘ i
are for the ensuing year: Aides Sol. 3
mans. John H. Knapp. Edward Beard.
John H. Light, Josiah R. Marvin, Heir
ry Seymour, Charles E. Dow, Charles
G. Bohannan, Frederick B. Baker.
Frederick H. Rowan, Frank D. Layton, .
John F. McMahon, Charles W. Bell. ,
George b Woodward. William F. Tun-
many.
At a meeting of the directors held
immediately afterward. the oflcsrl
were elected as follows: President.
Alden Solmans; Vice-President. John
H. Knapp; Secretary and Treasurer.
George L. Woodward. ' ‘
The annual report, which was till!
fiftieth, shows the bank to be in
loot condition with sixty-five macros
and twentyone depositors having 88.; ‘.
267.241.94 on deposit. ‘
During the past year, there has he!!!
an increase in deposits of $104,723.17
and an increase in the number of de- .
plositors of twu hundred and eighty<
s x.
e .
WAGON 8TRL'3K IV AUTO.
*-
Frank A. Willis Rendered Unconscious” L
by Machine from Ridgsilold.
Saturday afternoon about 3 o'clOclt.
Frank A. Willis. of the West Rocks
road. was slowly driving his horse in!
the Winnlpauk road. when an cutout):
bile struck the vehicle and he was lud-
deniy thrown from his seat in the
wagon to the roadway at one side. He
was rendered unconscious from the . "
force of the fall and was brought. to “
his senses with great difficulty. ..,
The names of the people in the auto ..
could not be learned this morning. but
they stopped and took the man to his
home in their machine and said that
they would return to Norwaik this
afternoon and pay for any denim they
had caused. The wagon was wrecked
and they said they would make this -
right with Mr. Willis and that ti”
would pay for his hospital silo ” ' -
if he wished to be sent titers. The
were sorry about the accident ‘
were anxious to do anything that
right by the man.
They said they were from Rid .
and the woman called into tb
.7“. _
fear. from all accounts. and ma {hi ‘
stand around some. His excusafllonh
the accident mutant be had been. out s».
all night and that he was sound “hop.
at the time they ran into the which. .
The auto was somewhht d ' , .
having both lamps smashed and ‘ .“l
radiator bent in. ~ .
vscnr CAROLlNl m use» .2 ‘ ”
Captain Dennis Takes a Party of NOII- .
walk Yacht Club iii-memes ( f f i
Lens island. . " . 4
The yacht Caroline. owned by dept
taln M. Frank DInnls, of New Yo, ,1
anchored off the Not-wall: Yacht out;
Saturday night. and remained do
lily. Captain Dennis is ii iii “fl-
A. Powers. of Hickory Bluff. belittle _ -
day afternoon he took I party of " ‘
s doses plumbers of the ,
Yacht Club on a sail to an“: ‘ .
The Carolina is one '
equipped yachts afloat. and his ‘_
marksbly good time with I Went .
horse power on no. The «out.
the New forte shame in tile
and made a record. as site
have to stop for mints. tulip
repairs during the trip. "
Captain Dennis entertained his .
guests yesterday at a loyal . .
and all were dotiuntsd til it tho trl
Road about the Dissolution Isl- hi »
the Flynn Boot shop adv. -
am what the amt A. t P.“
Company has to so! about tram
.Wltb than. ‘
unthflllld basis
a ‘ Wm”.
Norwalk Chronicler